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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-12-29
Sc DGGIaTa CObGTnadOT dt
Arizona al ST. Hunt.


FL sabado pasado decide la
Corte Suprema del estado de-Ai
zona que ell ST. G.. w. p. Hunt,
democratic, habia sido elegido
gobernador de Arizona en- no
viembre de 1916, y que estaba
intitulado a desempenar dicho
cargo y percibir los emolumen
t0s del mismo desde el dia De
enero de 1917.
FL 81. Hunt, que fue reelegido
por tercera vez en- las elecciones
de noyiembre para dicho cargo,
declare siempre, desde pocos
dias despueS de celebradas las
elecciones que el Y no el ST.
Campbell, republican,, habia 81
do debidamente electo, declara-
ci6n que ha venido a ratifcal
ahora la Corte Suprema de dich0
eStado, que, mientras que Sc in
yestigaba bien el asunto, habia
declarado gobelnador de facto.
aunque sin derecho a percibir el
Sueldo hasta la decision de Ia
question suscitada, al ST., Camp
bell, con ell fin de evitar que hui
biese dos gobernadores actuan-
do en- el estado, como pas0 du-
rante unos cuantos dias, en- enc
10, despues de haber dado el Sc
cretano de Estado de Arizona su
certificado de election a Camp
bell.
III Supreme Tribunal di6 a
Campbell ounce dias para apelai
de tai decision, cosa que mani
feSt6 este que no haria, espe
rando a llevar la causa al pueblo
directamente, donde indudable-
mente perdera Ia partida, como
otras valias veces en- ell pasado,
entregando el dia dc Navidad la
ohcina al gobernador Hunt, quien
comenz6 inmediatamente a ha-
GER sus nombramientos para los
distintos altos empleos del esta-
do cubieltos por nombramientc
del gobernador. III contador del
estado de Arizona, nunca pag6 q
Campbell sueldo como gobelna-
dor, p0r estar EN- question su G.
lecci6n, aunque 81 10 pag6 a los
que por nomhramiento suyo ocu-
paban diversos altos empleos de-
astado, Y ahora, por decision de-
alto tribunal, todo este suicide
atrasado sera pagado a Hunt
AL recibir la noticia, Sc limitt
el gobelnador Hunt a decir que
la decision del Tribunal Supre.
no confrmaba su fe en- el podel
judicial de Arizona; que desdC
las pasadas elecciones saba que
habia sido elegido por el pueblo
Y que pacientemente habia es.
tado durante un ano, estudiandC
mientras tanto los graves pro.
blemas del momento, aguardan
do Ia afrmacion Y ratification
de Ia decision POI ular por el tti
bunal legal.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-12-29
LOS REGANTES DEL VALE
DE LA MESILLA FAV0RE-
CEN Ell DESECAMIENTO

Cast por unanimidad acorda-
ron los regantes o usuarios de a.
qua de la Presa del Elefante, del
vale de la Mesilla, asi como del
de Rinc6n, proceder al drenaie
o desecamiento de sus telTenos,
que, en- parties, han sido muy
periudicados por la subida del
nivel de las aguas en- su subsue-
10.
Lo que falta ahora por resol-
yer, es yer 81 Sc encarga del tra-
baio el Gobieno 0 81 Sc da el mis-
mo a contratistas, siendo prefe-
1ble 10 primero, Y es tambi6n de
desear que no pidan precios exor-
bitantes por ell teTeno en- que de-
ban eXcavarse las acequias, zan-
jas y canales de desagie, los due.
nos de los mismos, va que las o.
bras son para bien de todos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-12-29
LAS LECCI0NES DERIVA-
DAS DEL EMPRESTITO DE
LA LIBERTAD.
Tn Expert0 EN- AsuntOs Finan.
cieros detalla la ImpOrtancia
de Ia ReCiente Campahn.

Ahora que ha pasado va al te-
reno de las realidades consuma-
das el Segundo Emprestito de Ia
Libertad, podemos dirgir la Wis
Ia atras Y examinar Ia importan-
cia y signifcaci6n del mismo,
desde un punto de vista moral y
espiritual, para con los Estados
Unidos.
Boersianer, el gran experto en-
materias financieras, en- un arti-
culo publicado en- el ndmer0 de
enero de Hearsts Magazine, nos
dice que es la subscription mas
grande que Sc registra EN- los
anales de la banca. va sea lleva-
da a cabo por un Gobie1no 0 por
una entidad particular. Debido Il
la fuerZa de las circunstancias,
10 mismo que a los enolmes re-
cursos, casi inagotables del pals,
nj Jencuentra el gran experto
mas que natural que fuera mas
grande el entusiasmo desperta-
do por el segundo empr6stito, v
mayor la cantidad suscrita, que
cuando Sc lanz6 el primero, Y pa
rece que estos mismos factores
haran que sea mayor 10 0bteni-
do en- cualquier otra demanda de
dinero que al aholTo Y a la ban
ca del pals pueda hacer nuestro
Gobierno en- el future.
En- dicho articulo Sc hace re-
saltar con fuerza Y gran claridad
el contraste entire nuestros en-
prestitos Y los de Alemania, que
Sc cubren no en- dinero, sino en-
pagares. Los efectos de este 1l-
tlmo sistema sobre los
precios de los articulos de
consume general Y ell papel mo-
media son tales, que modifcan, en-
gran parte, el valor aparente dc
los empr6stitos alemanes. Las
lecciones fnancieras que sc des-
prenden de Ia manera como 81
aholTo americana respondi6 . Ia
llamada del Gobierno con su
dinero, son muy alentadoras, 81
bien hubieran tai yez pasado in
advertidas para Ia mayor partt
de la gente sino hubiese sido pol
la explicaci6n clara de las mis-,
mas que Sc haee en- el articulo d,
| BOersianer.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-12-29

SegGn llemos en- la prensa, dos
prominentes republicanos del
condado de Guadalupe, los Srs.
Julio b. Anaya Y Fernando Ara
g6n, Sc han undo al partido de-
mocratico, convencidos de que es
el que meior sirve los intereses
de nuestro pueblo, FL golpe SUI
frido por los caciques en- dicho
condado es ilTeparable.
A iuzgar por la information
llegada a nuestro despacho pro-
cedente de la Ofcina General de
Correos de la naci6n, el ioven A.
dolfo Abeyta, que en- esta ciudad
sent6 plaza yoluntaiiamente Ell
las fuerzas de ingenieros de
nuestro ejereito, esta va en-
Francia,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-12-29
NOTAS DE ESPANA
OpiniOnes de ROmanOnes

Ell ST.. Alvaro de Figueroa.
conde de RomanOnes, fgura de
relieve en- la politica espanola, ha
declal ado que es, a su iuicio, in
dudable ell triunfo de los aliados
antiteut6nicos. aunque probable
mente durara la guerra dos 0
tres amos mas, por 10 que consl-
dera indispensable que Espana
celebre con Francia y los Esta-
dos Unidos tratados parecidos Il
que Sc acaba de frmar con In
glaterra tocante al intercamblo
comercial.
Tan MaIO era un PartidO como
OtrO
Las Juntas de Defensa del
Ei6rcito que iunto con los regio-
nalistas 0 nacionalistas (partlda-
rios de la autonomia de las regio-
nes 0 regimen federal de gobier-
no) provocaron la caida de Dato,
estan satisfechas con la soluci6n
que sc di0 a la crisis, pues, que
ell Gobierno conServadOr del ST.
Dato era uno de los mas malos
de cuantos, debido a Ia eligar-
quia politica existente, tan malos
los llamados conservadores co
mo los Ilamados liberales, asola-
ron a Espana durante los uIti-
mos cuarenta amos.
Muerte de un HOmbre Notable
Don Gumersindo Azcarate, Ii
der del partido republican, espa-
mol, y una de las fguras de mas
I relieve entire los elementos de
orden del mismo, que ultima
mente estaba mas 0 menOs apro-
ximado a los refoimistas, ha fa-
llecido. habiendo sido sentida IN
mensamente su muerte en- tOda
Espana y en- diversas repdblicas
hispanoamericanas, donde Sc le
tapreciaba mucho. AL morir, y
desde hacia varios amos, desem
pehaba ell cargo de presidente de
la Junta de Reformas Sociales.
Sc dice que ell directOrio repu-
blicano tiene pensado nombral
para substitute en- la jefatura al
notable novelista ID. Benito Perez
Gald6s, a quien dieron gran fa-
ma sus "Episodios Nacionales"
V valiaS obras dramaticas de te,
| mas radicalisimos.
ManifestaciOnes de Garcia
PrietO
FL presidente del Conseio dc
| Ministries, ST.. Garcia Prieto, h;
| ieclarado que la campaha de Il
Drensa acerca de la carestia d.
llimentos, obedecia principal
mente a fines politicos, y que NJ
5enia real Fundamental, va qu,
Espana esta sufriendo menos,
causa de la carestia de 10 que e
impossible impOrtar, va sea po
os embargos decretados por di
versus naciOnes va pOr la poe
;antidad de buques disponible
para su transporte, que cualquie
a otra naci6n neutral.
prOtestas contra Alemania
A causa de la decision del &c
bierno aleman decretando la eX
tension de su pretendida zona d
! )loqueo, en- donde. sin eierce
lingun bloqueo effective nj d
lerdad, y mucho menos aiusti
10 a las reglas intelnacionalei
. ometen sus salvaiadas los sui
narlnos tudescoS, ha levantad
/. N Espaha una verdadera ten
q pestad de protestas en- los circ,
os comerciales e industriales.
lasta ell dialio "Eiercito Y A
, NADIA" cuyos lectores son excll
i ivamente militares, que hast
lhora jamas habia insinuado {
modo alguno a que bando comb
iente preferia, en- un articu
. ogoso, lleno de indignation, d
"a ce que ha sonado va la hora (
D hacer comprender al kaiser ql
4 los intereses espaholes no pu
ia len estar a merced de su capl
chosa volubilidad.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-12-29
MANEJ0S DE
LOS ANARQUISTAS.

Ha sido detenido en- un puerto
de la costa del Pacifco. un bu-
que recien llegado de Vladivis-
took, en- el que habia una regular
cantidad de armas y parque, que
Sc suponia habian sido consIgna-
das por los bolcheviki a los /. w.
w. de este pals. con el fin de que
provocaran des6rdenes, 0 para
Mmm algGn corsario que Sc de-
dicara 2 destruir buques mercan-
tes en- 9, Pacifco.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-12-29
Los ItaiaROS TOTl8n Ia OfeR-
silva en- Su FrGntG.

De poca impOrtancla, relatiya-
mente, han sido las operaciones
mihtareS Ievadas a cabo esta Sc
mana en- Europa 81 Sc eXceptuau
unoS teribles ataQueS de infan-
terra de los alemanes en- el sec
ton de Nerddn, todos elloS recha-
lados con enolmes p6rdidas para
los tudescos, y los encalnizados
combates en- el frente de bata-
liza tudesco-itahano. dOnde las
fueI Zas De Italia, tras dc recha-
zal varios nuevos fuertes alta
ques de los aliados teut6nicos,
asumiendo Ia ofenSiva, pudieron
eecapturar yalias de las pesicio
nes que habianse antes visto
obligadas a ahandonar.
De la situaci6n interior de Ru-
sia, POGO Sc sabe de cierto, fuera
de que sigue ALI todo envuelto en-
el caos. Las negociaeiones dc
paz entire los bolcheviki Y los
impelios centrales contindan,
pues todo parece que Sc reduce
a una maniobra de Alemania pa
IA ganar tempo Y 81 bien dicer
los tudescoS que son partidalios
de la famosa paz sin anexione
nj indemnizaciones de los rusos.
los eXtremistas moscovitas NJ
parecen muy satiSfechoS con ID
actitud de los teutones acerca d,
Ia integlidad de las nacionalida
des y su constitution por volun
tad propia. Trotzki, el ministro
de Estado de los Bolcheviki, h;
protestado energicamente de 10
movimientos de tropas alema
mas, contra 10 estipulado en- el al
misticio, probablemente Ell dlrec
ci6n a Rumania y el frente occi
dental.
Plueba de cue no todo es colo
de rosa en- Prussia es ell hecho dc
haber sido arrestados la vigilis
dc Navidad mas de 300 sociaIs.
tas en- diversas parties del impre-
rio.
El comandante de las fuerzas
chinas estacionadas en- Harbin
Manchulia, di6 el dia "a un ulti
matum a las fuerzas lusas ex-
tremistas situadas en- dicha To-
calidad, dandoles "a horas de
plazo para entregar sus armas y
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-12-29
INDULTADOS POR
Ell G0BERNADOR

FL gobernador actuante Lind
sey ha indultado a cuatro de los
presos de la penitenciaria del
estado esta semana: dos hon.
bres y dos mujeres, que son: Do
naciano Garcia, del condado de
SocoTo; Francisco Martinez, del
condado de Rio Arriba; Hattie
Smith, del condado de McKinley
Y Lulu Osborn, del condado de
C0lfax.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-12-29
Z sENTRARA NEIL
co A LA GUERRA?

De nuestro colega LA Prem
sa' de San Antonio, Tejas, re-
produeimos 10 siguiente:
Paris, diciembre 19.-Ie FL
CARO-, considerable como el 6rga-
no principal de los peri6dicos
franceses, public6 hoy una co.
rrespondencia que le fue trasmi.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-12-29
;FELIZ ANO NUEVO!

LlenO de felicidad y algeria de
seamos a nuestrOs lectOres y CO.
legas ell 1918, en- que yamOs en-
trar, esperanto que en- el aIcance-
mos con ell auxiliO de la PrOyiden-
Ella, iuntO con la victoria de nues-
tras armas, la paz universal per
petua cue tOdOs anhelamOs.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-12-29

TOdOs los conscriptOs que vienen a
esta plaza llenar sns cuestiOnariOs,
deben primeramente dirigirse a la Ca
sa de COrtes, donde seran aeOmoda-
dos, o Sc les dirigira i I'M abogadO yo-
luntario que les ayadss
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-12-29

bada aeronave. FL retrato que
esta inserto en- ell Prabado es el
del teniente Lefevre, que manda-
ba la escuadrilIa de aviones fran
ces que destrozaron a los zeppe-
lines.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-12-29

Don Melquiades Santillanes, de San
Jer6nimo, estaba en- la plazn aver.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-12-29
LOS ZEPPELINES NO DAN LOS RESULTADOS QUE Sc
PR0METIAN LOS ALEMANES

Ruinas de uno de los 5 yep
pelines que fueron no ha mucho
destruidos por los aviadores
franceses En- primer teimino,
sobre una camilla, esta el cada~
yer del comandante de la derli-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-19
PROSPECT OF SETTLING
ILLINOIS Miners STRIKE
Walkout Of 10000 Men to Increase
Price Is Declared to Be
Futile.

CHICAGO. October 19.-Hope for the
early settlement of the unauthorized
strike of nearly 10000 coal miners in
Illinois was held out today by Frank
Harrington, president of the Illinois
Federation Of Miners, who said the men
are beginning to realize the futility of
trying to force DR.. Harry A. Garfield, ma
tional fuel administrator. to grant in
creased prices of coal at the mines.
Mr.. Harrington is to meet pit COM
mittees of the miners in Springfield to-
day and in a telegram to DR.. Garfield he
expressed the hope the men would be
back at work by next Monday.
In the meantime word was awaited
from Washington for decision by the
national fuel administration on the re-
ntiest of operators to raise the price of
coal at the mines, upon which depends
an increase in the wages OF the miners.
During the four days the miners have
been on strike shortage OF nearly
1 200 600 tons has been created which
will be felt, according to dealers, as
soon as present stores are exhausted
while federal administrators and
union mine officials were redoubling
their efforts to get the men back into
the mines, hospitals and charitable In
atftutions of this city are said to be
facing a serious shortage
7. p White. president OF the United
Mine Workers of America and adviser
gone to his headquarters at 1ndianap-
oils in an attempt to induce the min
ers in Indiana and Ohio as well as
Illinois to resume work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-19
SAYS Won BERNSTORFF
DIDN'T KNOW BOLO PASTA
The Tageblatt Calls Telegram Given
Out by Secretary Lans-
ing False.

BY the Associated Press.
AMSTERDAM. October 19.-Count
Won Bernstorff. former German ambas-
sador to the United States. did not
know Bolo Pasha, the Frenchman held
as a spy in France, according to the
Tageblatt. Discussing the Bolo anair'
the newspaper says:
"In connection with the Bolo Pasha
episode and the disclosures OF Secre-
tary Lansing conserving the part al
legged to have been played by Ambas-
sador Won Bernstorff and Foreign Sec
rotary Won Jagow, we are informed by
a competent source that the personality
If Rolo Pasha was not known to Won
Bernstorf in Washington. inasmuch as
the ambassador did not have resources
in the United States which might nave
been at the disposal of ohcfai quar-
tiers here 1t is also established that
the name of Bolo Pasha was never
made known to Won Bernstorn. ana MS
banker Intermediates did not mentloh
him. Consequently the passage in the
alleged telegram published by secre-
tary Lansing, in which Won Jago"
asked Won Bernstorff What Is new
about Bolo?' is false. This warrants
tha obvious deduction regarding the
trustworthiness of other details In this
telegram" ..
The Taglische Rundschau says that
the mention Of Bolo's name In the Won
Jaeow dispatch Is another forgery
Of Secretary Lansfng's for transparent
purposes" 1t adds that Bolo's name
was not mentioned for the simple rea-
son that Won Bernstorff did not know
that Rolo was the man who was ne
potiattng for the Paris Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-19
Denies That England
Has Negotiated for
Any Terms of Peace

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, October 19.-Replying to a
question in the house of commons,
Lord Robert Cecil. minister of blockade,
denied that negotiations for terms of
peace had taken place with the Vatican
or any of its agents or with any other
religious organization.
Just prior to this Lord Robert had
been asked whether the British gov
eminent intended to send any reply to
Pope Benedict's peace note. His re-
Spouse was a request that notice be
given of the question.
1t had not been officially announced,
he added that Great Britain had adopt
ed as its own reply the reply sent by
the United States.
"The clear and powerful reply of
President Wilson," explained Lord
Robert. was not the result Of any con-
sultation Of the allies. and do not pro-
pose to comment on It, in reply to the
4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-19
TO ASK FOR SCHOOL INQUIRY.
Sinister Influence Alleged Behind
Strike of New York Children.

NEW YORK, October 19.-Full inves
tigation of what he termed the strong,
sinister influence" back of the strike of
school children of this city against the
so,called Gary. system will be made by
the board of education, according to an
announcement made by President
william C. WILCOX. after he he'd
received reports of rioting yes
terday in which crowds of pupils
stoned school buildings in Harlem
and the Bronx. The Gary sys-
tenn had been made political. issue
in the municipal campaign. 1t has been
Endorsed by Mayor Mitchell and is OPP
posed by John F. Hylan. the demo-
cratic candidate.
Two of ten boys arrested during the
rioting were fined and the others were
paroled in the custody of their parents
for examination Monday. A man ar
rested after he had harangued a crowd
of the youngsters was held for further
Investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-19
British Navy Attacked
for Failure in Curling
Germans in the Baltic

By the Associat ted Press.
LONDON, October 19.-The Daily Mall
condemns what it calls the failure Of
the British fleet to prevent the Ger
man fleet from becoming master Of the
Gulf Of Riga. and demands that the
admiralty make an explanation Of this
humiliating display In the Baltic"
After recalling the successes Of the
British submarines against the Ger.
mans in the Baltic In the summer and
autumn Of 1915. the newspaper adds:
The Germans have accomplished All
they were prevented from achieving In
1915. and they have done so without 8
single blow being struck at them by
any arm Of tho British navy. q navy
far stronger than II was two years age
and recently reinforced by. the addition
Of the American 4eets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-19
KILLED BY ARMY TRUCK.
Woman Posing as Man Victim of
Loan Parade Accident

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. October 10
Florence Kelly, white woman about
twenty years old. was run over and
killed by an Army motor truck on
which she was riding. during the lib
erty loan parade here yesterday after
noon She came here about three weeks
ago from Greenville. Tenn, and took n
job as water boy at Camp Stuart She
has been living and working among the
men there, but no one suspected that
she was not man.
When taken to the hospital she was
taken to the mems ward md an exami-
nation of her'%-curas reyealed~,ae fac,
that "a .--.s : ..ons.a-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-19
Movement Toward Peace
Is Seen in Kaiser's Trip
to Sofia and Turkey

By the Associated Press.
ZURICH. Switzerland, October 49,
1.-THE journey of Emperor William and
Foreign Secretary Won Kuehlmann should
be regarded In a certain sense as a pre-
liminary step toward peace" says the
Neuste Nachrichten of Munich.
1.-THE emperor's. conversations at Sofia
and Constantinople certainly mean the
examination of every possibility in that
direction, although it would be a mistake
to conclude that the decision might en-
body concessions in the nature of a pro-
gram of annexations by the enemy. The
peace by Cancellation which we desire has
nothing in common with that of Lloyd
George and Asquith."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-19
FAVOR COUNT TARNoWsK1.
Proposed by Poles for Premier Of
New Kingdom.

COPENHAGEN. October 1s-A Lem-
berg dispatch says that Count Tarnow-
ski Won Tarnow, former Austro-Hun-
karian ambassador to the United States.
has been proposed by the Poles as their
sole candidate for the Premiership of
the new Polish kingdom. which office is
to be filed by the recently appointed
council of regency. Count Tarnowskfs
candidacy has been opposed steadily
by the Germans.
the count is now visiting Przernysl as
e.1i.sary of the Polish regency to the
Polish legion IN an effort to induce the
Ss.GiSEs of the legion to return TO duty,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-19
Chicago Nearing Minimum.

CHICAGO, October 19.-Managers of
the second liberty loan campaign here de-
clared today that before the end OF the
week Chicago will have reached its mini
mum allotment of sos, 900, 900 Plans al
ready are being made for devoting next
week to Raising the s72, 900 600 which
represents the difference between the
minimum and the maximum allotments.
The total Of the subscriptions in the
city SO far is approximately 500. 0OO, 900.
Reports from other parts of the seventh
federal district were optimistic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-19
Flies Over the Caucasus.

PETROGRAD. October ia Rus
sian aviator has arrived at Vladikav-
kaz after a flight of ten hours from
Tffits across the Caucasus mountains
North Of Tifiis the Caucasus noun
tatns are broken by deep def1le. the
Darrell pass. through which passes the
only road across the mountains. that
connecting Vladikavkaz with Tinis
Tho road is about sixty miles long
The highest point in this region is
Mount Kazbek. which reaches a height
Of 1886 feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-19
New England 90 Per Cent.

BOSTON, October 1s.-overniebt sub-
scriptions Of S26Os6. 900, as tabulated
ate o'clock today. brought New Eng
lands grand total of liberty loan sub
scriptions to S141.45s.0 600, or % per
cent OF the maximum allotment. Massa-
chusetts showed a big gain for the
day, with sales amounting to 800
TIA 900. Connecticut took second place
in the list of states, having passed
Rhode Island by a slight margin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-19
RAILWAY WORKERS FOR RAISE.
To Recommend Unions to Ask for
Not Less Than 20 Per Cent.

OTTAWA, Ontario. October 19.-Rep- |
resentatives OF 100000 organized rail-
road workers in the northeastern part
of tho United States and eastern Canada
decided here yesterday to recommend
tn their unions that they demand from
their employers wage increases Of not
less than 20 per cent.
The workers involved arc trainmen.
conductors, baggagemen. brakemen and
yardmen.