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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-11-29
Set December 2 For
Bol,hevilxi Armisdce

Petrograd. Nov. 2S.-Representa-
tives sent by Ensign Krylenko, the
Bolsheyiki commander in chief, Of
the Russian armies, have been re-
ceived in the German lines and In
formed by the German commander
that the Germans have oficial con-
sent to. immediate negotiations for
armistice on all the fronts Of belltg-
erent countries. Teh Germans have
set December End for q conference
Tor! negotiations Of an armistice.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-11-29
BARREL OF PORK
NOW FIFTY DOLLARS
(By the associated Press)

Chicago, Nov. 28.-Pork available
for Immediate delivery commanded
$50 a barrel today, the highest price
recorded. The topmost figure during
civil war days, when gold was at q
big premium, was $4s. Today's
sales of pork showed that the COM
modify has risen $3.50 barrel in the
last fortnight. Huge purchases Of
packing-house products for the gov
eminent was the chief reason as-
cribed for the RISE. .4 ~
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-11-29
GERMAN CONTROL \ !
OF RUSSIA
IS POSSIBILITY ! |.
Allies viii Act Promptly,
Placing Russia as Enemy
Would Release Million Teuton
Prisoners.

Washington, Nov. 27.-O Official
confirmation of the news from Lon
don that German staff officers are in
Petrograd acting as military advis-
ers of the Lenine faction, probably
will be followed promptly by action
on the part of the United States and
the allies definitely to place the Boil
sheviki regime in the list of Ger
many's allies.
II the Germans are there all
doubt as to the purpose of the Boil
sheviki is removed, and the diplo-
mats will be Obliged to withdraw to
a neutral capital, probably Stock
holm, to await instructions from
their governments. Such a develop
ment would undoubtedly be followed
by immediate cancellation Of all or
ders now in process of execution for
military and other supplies for Rus
sia both in the United States and
Japan. Several cargoes from the
United States are now on the way to
Vladivostok, but these can be divert
ed by wireless orders, and 1t has
been understood that their delivery
would be contingent upon evidence
that they would not fall into un-
friendly hands.
Would Give Germans Supplies.
= With Germans openly advising Le-
nine and his followers 1t is assumed
that efforts will be made to carry
Russia into the position Of an active
ally of the central powers. This
might produce most.sserions situa
tion by making available to Ger
many the vast stores of food, oil and
cotton of Russia, and even tho the
Teutons found It impossible to- con-
vert the disorganizeds country Into an
active military ally, the million or
more German, Austrian and Turkish
prisoners held in Russia would be
freed for service with the Teutonic
armies. se
Since the overturning Of the Ke-
rensky government, military strate-
gists here have been anticipating
such conditions as exist today in
Russia. This is one of the principal
problems which the inter-allied war
council in Paris is expected to decide
on. While being not bound by any
specific instructions, Colonel House
and his advisors, General Bliss will
operate with the representatives Of
the entente powers in framing some
policy to meet the situation.
Hope for Lenine Downfall.
Strong hope is felt that any at
tempt by Lenine to turn Russia over
to Germany will meet with powerful
at home. Any action de-
cided upon by the allies will be d.
rected at the Petrograd extremists
and not at the people of Russia.
Reports that come from the Don
Cossack country that the hetman,
General Kaledines, may be the mas
ter of the situation thru his control
Of the food which is necessary to
any military force in the
north of Russia, have encouraged
military experts here to believe
that in spite Of the aid Of his Ger
man advisers, Lenine and his fac
tion may be brot to terms.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-11-29

Washington, Nov. 2S.-Protests by
Gamers against government COM
Wandering Of tin. revealed today
that the navy department has COM
mandeered all tin in New York ware.
houses.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-11-29

second instance Of an announcement
Of definite support Of the Bolsheviki
program by the military. the first
being the End army, whose action
was previously reported.
Maxiimali.t Commands
West Front
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-11-29
RUSS SITUATION |. At J
Still UNCERTAIN; ] ! J! |
. GERMANS !! ! Z N ACTIVE ! )
Purported Conference : j At Pet
rograd to Unite / All Political
Partie. II a Allie. Await De
velopments.

oASSAA POAANASGAA A0SSOVA ~ Z" AANAS 1CCOIO-
ing to the London Times, is for the
purpose of forming "a government
representative of all parties, added
to the interest with which official
Washington and unofficial Wash
ington as we'll is watching the
march of developments in that
changing capital.
What really lies back of the con-
ference, it is too early for officials to
judge It was significant, however,
that former members of the Keren-
sky cabinets are among those who
assembled along with the Bolsheviki
leaders, altho the calling in of some
members Of an overtbrown regime,
it is recognized, may be strategic
move for effect on the diplomatic
corps at Petrograd who have uni
formly refused to indffate any rec
ognition of the newly sprung element
in power. while Russian diplomats
and consuls in this country openly
repudiate them. The developments
more than confirmed the contention
Of those who have held from the
first that the Bolsheviki was fostered
by German propaganda seeking to
break Russia from her; allies,
One Of the first actA of the allied
governments when they learn official
ly that the Bolsheviki are actively
working with the German enemy will
be to withdraw their embassies in
Petrograd. This, Of course, will In
clude American Ambassador Fran
els. s
No oficial announcement is avail
able as to whether the United States
has stopped the .shtpment Of sup
plies to Russist until the situation
clears, because inethe absence Of an
official established break, the. gov
ernment would not care to confuse
an already complex situation by
something which possibly might be a
source OF diplomatic embarrassment.
It is apparent however that none
OF immense quantities of supplies
contracted or on the way, or actually
landed in some parts Of Russia will
be permitted to fell into the hands OF
the Bolsheviki If they become the al
lies Of Germany.
Immense quantities of material
already piled up at Vladivostok are
unavailable to the Russians because
OF the paralysis of the transporta-
tion system.
Ships on the high seas bearing
cargoes for Russia can be reached at
any time by wireless and cargoes be-
ing prepared in this country can
easily be, diverted to some ally or
used II It is desired to do so. The
statement made yesterday to the
Russian general staff by 1t. Col. Jud-
son, head Of the American military
to the effect that stopping
shipment to Russia will be the logi7
cal outcome Of Bolsheviki efforts for
an armistice and peace, is regarded
By officials here as summing up the
situation accurately and goes as far
as possible in an official expression at
this time.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-11-29
GERMAN / !, SIS
DEPER AT
I ] AlIlBR 1 Al. s. !; r /
British Forced Back . 81 But i: !: Adr 4
vance Again, Streets Of
Village shewn With Ger
man Dead.
-tBy the Associated Press,

British Headquarters In france,
Nov. 27.--Desperate and sanguinary
fighting has been raging in and
about Fonta1ne Notre Dame since
dawn today with the British again
attacking the strongly-held village.
Shortly after 9 o'clock it appeared
that the assaulting infantry had
stormed it's way through the village
in face Of tremendous machine gun
fire. both from the houses Of the
hamlet and from LaFolie wood to the
southeast. Five hundred German
prisoners were taken in the early
hours ofsthe fight.
Late this afternoon the Germans
hurried mp two new divisions and
threw them in for a counter-attack
along Fontaine-Bourlon wood line.
sThe hghting which followed in Fon--
taine was even more bitter, if pos
sible, than that which occurred in
the first rush through the ruined
hamlet. At latest reports superior
numbers OF enemy infantry have
pushed the British back through the
village again to the western and
northwestern outskirts but the battle
still continued with unabated fury.
IN rthssmeantime the British line
running around Bourbon wood to the
northwest was sustaining heavy as
saults. The enemy appeared to be
determined to regain this important
position II 1t were humanity possible.
The whole front from Fontaine to
Bourbon wood village was q scene OF
fierce fighting, which ct many times
was at close quarters. The British
] line shout Bonrlon wood 4 still In:
tact. ss33sss5,s'
The attack on. Fontaine Notres
Dame was begun with the assistance
of heavy artillery barrage and
throughout the morning the British
gunners maintained an intense fire
against German positions there.
The onrushing infantry drove an en-
tering wedge into the northwestern
part of the village In short time, but
they were held up here by terrific
rifle and machine gun fire to which
they were subjected from every point
of vantage. 4; ,t.5.
Conditions were favorable to the
Germans for they were lighting on
the defensive IN we'll prepared posi-
tions which could only be taken by
storm. Every machine gun was
equivalent to several hundred rifles.
Despite the disadvantage the British
continued the onslaught. Il was .
glorious exhibition Of bulldog cour-
age. They surged on and in. less
than three, hours had pushed the
hard-hitting Germans, back to the
eastern side Of the village, leaving
enemy dead strewing the streets.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-11-29
NAME FARGO BANKER
Ar SAVING DIRECTOR
(By the Assoclated Press)

81 ~ sneI s.AsSoclated PressJ
Warrington, Nov. %. George H.
,Hol Ulster, 9 banker Of Fargo. N. D..
was ppointed state director for the
war savings campaign in North Da-
kota today. & q
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-11-29

Rome. Nov. 81. On the, Asiago
plateau. in the Primolano basin, at
tho north Of Colonel Della Bretta on
the middle Piaye, Il says tqday Ital-
ian omcial statement. :our; batteries.
in coopert ttionis Nth bombardmsnt
nights. have carried out concentra-
tions of hre- on enemy troops. massed'
and 8 movement: n
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-11-29
Nefo citations Begun.

Il s Petrograd. Nov. 27.It iss an
.ofncially at the 6molny In
stitute. the headquarters Of the Boil
sheviki that representatives of En-
sign Krylenko, the Bolsheviki.com
mander-in-chief. have crossed e the
German side ana have entered into
negotiations With the German mtli-
tary authorities
lIaeths |! | ms |. Z. Army (,
i,ll ~ = !
&, -
81 sarn .oaAesd sts ~
IrDpoess flisn atAsians
q m b. -;
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-11-29
TIN TAKEN FROM
NEW YORK By THE
NAVY DEPARTMENT

(By the Assoc ociated Press)
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-11-29

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i3,p.g:stM.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-07
GRIF FIFTH

Ernest de ST. Aubln jr, is very H
with measles.
Special Easrer exercises Viii be
given at the ~, L. church next sunday
Mrs II r Bennett was Hammond
visitor Thursday
The GarE library people visited our
school the first Of the week
Il s. schofeld, who has been en-
poyed here as assistant car repairer
on the Erie. has accepted a similar
position on the Elgin. Joliet & East
ern 1T Mattson ILL.,. at an increase in
wages.
Ralph Feugir. the little son Of y. J.
Bciriger. drank Kerosene N'eonesdaE.
and for time was in a serious condt-
uon but IS now eet1ing along nicely
The Griffith meat market BOW AM
der new management. James =. Shultz
Of Black Oak having recently become
owner MT. shultz is planning % make
his place Of business an up-to-date
market. and one Of which the citizens
or Griffith may be proud
Leo Miller Who has been very sick
with pneumonia. is SO much better TIA
the trained nurse left last evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-07
a DAGGER
IN THE BACK

That's the sonans dread when shs
gets up IN the morning TO start the
cay work on how my back aches
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM oil Capsules
taken today eases the bAckache Of -
me- GROW -tsSen every day ends ths
hacksche for al time Don't delay.
What's the U.s. Of suffering Begin
taking GOLD MEDAL Harlem on
capsules today and be relieved touor-
ro" Take three or four every day AMI
te Pc permanently free from wrenchfnE
Is resslnE back pain But Be sure tn
re- COLD MEDAL. Since 1888 GOLD
AEDAL Hasrlem on has been the Ms
tionsl Remedy o. Holland the Govern
n1snt Of the Netherlands having grant
81 special charter authorizing It's
preparation and sale. The housewife
or Holland would almost SIS soon b.
wilhoUe bread as she would be Without
reY Zeal Dutch Drops as she quantity
calls GOLD MEDAL Haariem OIL Cap
sU!es This ia the ore reason why YOU
I'll md the women and children of Eol-
ana 50 sturdy and robust
GOLD MEDAL are the pure original
-aaTlera OIL Capsules imported direct
rom he labors tories IL Harlem. Fol-
lano But be sure TO get GOLD
MEDAL. Look for the name on every
n9I Sold BY relisbls d1B ggAsts in seal
Cd packages At 75c, soc and f10s
Money refunded II they do not hsIn
ECU Accept only the GOLD MFDAI~
III others arr limitations -Ads-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-07
A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

this opportunity to thank you folks for 10y
atty formation OF three
big furniture stores big organization.
in the furniture business
is I realize position in this community
If sell you. your o daughter q piece OF Fur
outfit it be OF such character
It must be tremendously
home, all, must be furniture Of
quality In other words furniture
buy responsible degree for the making
breaking 0
Our business is to establish permanent
and
Let me wish you your friends glorious and
happy EASTER.
Your hone-lovtng advocate,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20

trlto-Matlce Plumbing Co. JOE
Campbell street. International
44T76-Peak Undertaking Co, sos
Texas street, White j..
4s577-Fremaud e Co, 100 y. Mott
street, International
4fT7S-Henning Lumber Co. p. o.
Box $50, Federal
44779-Rio Grande Ice & Fuel Co.
Sos 5. Florence street. Moreland.
447So-Peak Undertaking Co, sos
Texas street. Cunningham.
447S1-El Paso Grain & Milling Co..
Il PasO, AutOcar.
447S2-China Palace Co. 205 W. Ov-
erland street, Republic +.
447S3-Rio Grande Ice & Fuel Co.,
SOS 5. Florence street, G. NJ c.
447S4-S $. Carpenter, 10 E. san
Antonio. Republic.
447S3-Rio Grande Ice & Fuel Co.
COS 5. Florence street, c. n c.
447S4-S S Carpenter. 10 Z. san
Antonio, Republic.
447S5-Western Woodenware Co,
201 Anthony, Little Giant
447S6-Western Woodenware Co,
POI Anthony. Il Little Giant.
447S7-J. A Mobley, FL Paso, Texas.
Studebaker 1S-4.
447SS-A 3. Washburn, 705 Arizo-
ma street. BriscOe.
447s9-J. b. MOntfOrt, 81 Texas
447sO-charles DeGrOff. Hotel ORR
dorff. Haynes.
447s1-Charies Pratt. 2OOl Corona
447s23J. Il. Logan. 2ll5 fremont
street. Maxwell
4f7Ss-E. W. Mitchell. 2oS san
Francisco rect, Jeffrey.
44794-F H. Frazier, 1872 y
Brown street, Maxwell
447s5-N. Z. Woods. 80 l. Boule-
ward. Briscoe.
4l596-Harvey A. Wilson, 1927
Montana street. Chevrolet
44191-W estern Hotel Manufactur-
Ing company. Sixth and St Nrain
streets, Dodge.
HISS. D. Reeder. 24Os Federal
street. Chevrolet
4lSoo1s H Peniwen. Nagley
4iSo1-N h. ferguson. jr. FL Paso.
44So2-B. F. Fillmore. White House.
Overland.
4lSO5-s. 5. Carpenter. 1s Austin
Apis. Ford.
1885, Rubio. sos s. Stanton
street, Studebaker.
44s06-Ben Williams. SIS 1st Ma
tional Bank Bldg, Hupmobile II.
44S07-Leona Anderson, 2132 Cypress.
Haynes.
44SOS-w. H. Shelton. 1145 Ne7ada
street. Cadillac.
44sOs-American Engineering and
Operating Co, zoe Mills Bids, Oy-
erland-
44s1O-Joseph a. Wright, sOS5 S.
Florence, Chandler
44S11-Joseph a. Wright. 2I6 Wyom-
Ing. Dodge.
44sl2-Prop. Rio Grands Ice and
Fuel Co., Ford.
44S13-Rio Grande Ice & Fuel Co.
sos S. Florence, Ford
44s14-W. H Moore, 1921 Douglas.
Ford
44S15-s. H. Wick. SO ". Missouri.
Ford.
44S1s-C. H. Wick. SO W. Missouri.
44S15-J- W. Hawkins. Caples Bldg,
Saxon.
s4SIs-W. y. Weeks. us Texas
street, Ford.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20

i.
Co. 407 Texas. Ford
f8725-L. =. McChesney, 2525 "a.
Boulevard. Ford.
4l727-L =. McChesney. a525 L.
Boulevard. Ford.
4412s-J. d. Trexler. 1929 Pera St,
Purtin Palmer.
4i729-Dr. p. Il. Brown. Ga W..
Boulevard. Oldsmobre.
4i7S0-Howard sawyers. Fisk Apis.
Apperton-
ft7sl-M2rs, Mary r. Wright. III W.
4s7se-E. \. jenkins. 1901 y. Camp
bell, Hudson.
4i734-J. W. King. $500 Grand
447s5-J. =. OuaId. 2575 Montana
44I5s-H Socket. 1927 Olive street.
447s7-H. A. seamonds. 1921 Fru-
tas street Chalmers.
4t73s.H. D. Ashley, 24l2 Montana
4i7Ss-C. n Davis. $3.50 Mckinley.
Chalmers
4474o-SIanuel Perras. sls LawtOn.
Chalmers
4f74I-L =. sehaffer. sl9 y. Kan
sas street. Maxwell
f4142-D. y. Lawrence. 20G Mills
street Hupmobile-
44743-J- ". Booker. 62s Prospect
44744-A w. Curtius. S4a5 Douglas
street. Oakland.
44745-w. H Fryer. 1908 Prospect
avenue, Maxwell
4f746-F- u. Hadlock. Is3 TobIn
place, Flanders.
f474s-L- C.. Pearson. 1929 Fularow
street. Saxon.
4474S-M. ]. 1IaAiahon. 10 E. RIO
Grande street, HupmobIe X.
ffIfs-It b Meliard. 1884 Wheeling
4475o-s, shank. 1904 san Diego
street dupmobile II.
44751--L A. Etie. 1922 wyoming
street. Maxwell
44752-D- E. Doane, AIagoffin ave-
4475s-J. $. viescas. 1905 wyom-
ing street, Oakland
4415f-H0uston Ice & Brewing as
sociation. 4Ql 7. Main street. truck
44154-AI II. Alvarado az l. 5. Fl
Paso street. Hupmobile c.
44756-J. Il. Atkinson. SOY Pera
street. Studebaker.
44757-F. W. King. 2OI E. Nevada
4475s-H- n. Adams, 1909 y. Camp
4s75s-A Z. BardwelL 4O14 Cum
ninghand street, Maxwell
4f160-llrs- Margaret Rowley. S9e9
Fl Boulevard. Saxon.
4f76l-P- F. Carrera, 3216 Lebanon
street. Oakland
44762-W. J. Blackwell & Co. sos
san Antonio. Maxwell
44765-Eva l. jenkins, 1901 "
Campbell, Overland
44g64-R 7. Van Haitian. 511 Mon
tana street. y. A C. II.
44765-E. G Scruggs. 36o6 Douglas
street, Dodge.
44766-Cleveland Square Grocery,
2l7 Epson street, Metz.
44767-A l. Pierce, $40 Bliss
street. Dodge.
4475S-J. A. Taylor. 703 Magoffin
avenue. Dodge
44770-F. II. Terrell, 1906 y. oregon
street. Studebaker.
9th. p. Brady. Fort Bliss.
44772-sophia ApOdeck. 221s Myrtle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20

avenue. Ford.
4ae75-J E. quad. e5e5 Montana
street. Ford.
4sese-E- Barton. 81 z. Boulevard.
Ford
4!s77-B. I. Dandy. r. T. D. 525
z3s7sLw. E. Lawrcy. 1929 olive
street. Ford.
4i679-AL F. Blaclham. so2e Hueco
street. Ford.
446So-Nrs. Il Pagan. 4IOS Noun
3lsSI-SIrs IL p steffon. Val Verde
route, Ford
4l6S2-F. NJ so-rels. Ss15 Memphis.
Chevrolet.
4s6Ss-Manuel Torres Saldana. 1888
Magoffln avenue, Ford.
l4sS4-F. 8Iedrano. 9O3 NIuudy.
Ford
446s5-A J. Carpenter. sol y. stan
ton street. Ford.
4lsss-sl, Q. chOek. 1910 Z. BOul-
eFaro street Ford.
4f6S1-Hoaston Ice E Brewing as
ISOLATION. z0T +. Nam street, Ford.
446SS-HoustCn Ice * Brewing as
ISOLATION, fO1 L. Main street. Ford.
446Sg-HOuston Ice * Brewing as
ISOLATION. 4Q7 F. Main tsreet. Ford
4s69O-Wiu krause, s07 Z. Main
street. Ford
446s1-Houston Ice & Brewing as
ISOLATION, f07 i. Main street, Ford.
4f692-Chas. RoAahr, 1920 L. Rio
Grande, Ford.
54ssa-H. ". Pole. 3sl1 Bliss. Ford.
44695-L. Z. McChesney, AZ T.
Boulevard. Ford
44es6-L- P. NIcChesney. az Z. Boul-
445g7-Howard E. jenkins, l7O1 y.
Campbell Ford.
446sS-Jas. a. Brennan, 1909 Bliss
street. Ford
44sSs-Jas. A. Brennan. 42O2 Bliss
4t7Oo-C. E. Miller, III y. octavia.
Buick
4l7O1-Hans J. J. Easter. FL Paso.
Texas, Ford
44702-WilsOn AIillican CO., 100 E.
Boulevard. Ford.
447OS-Wilson AIillican Co, 100 Z.
Boulevard. F0rd-
44704-Wnson Miuican Co, 1k00'
Z. Boulevard street, Ford.
44sO5-WilsOn Nillican CO.. 100 Z.
Boulevard street, Ford.
44706-Wilson Mlllican Co, 100 Z.
Boulevard street. Ford.
447O7-WiIson Nillican Co. 100 Z.
Boulevard street, Ford.
4470s-Wilson Nillican Co. 100 z.
Boulevard street. Ford
44709-W. J. Blackwell & Co. sos
san Antonio, Ford.
447I0-o. z. venghaus. sos Myrtle
f57Il-J. II Tarpley. 25Os Douglas
street. Ford
ss7l2-S. Kahn. 1000 Myrtle street.
Ford
s47ls-R. Z. Minnie, eS27 Frankfort
street. Ford
4s7I5-E. Calvillo. 704 Montana
street, Ford.
447is-J. W. Putus. 1892 Montana
street, Ford.
4s7i7-R- c. Tonge. go Texas
street. Ford
zs7Is-SIarker < Yonge. $50 Texas
street Ford
4s719-Jennings Const- & Eng's Co..
500 Martin street, Ford
44720-Jennings COnst. & Eng's Co.
504 Martin street. Ford.
zsS21-Wm- Bert, SO y. E. Paso.
Ford.
4s722-J. ". White. s52s Pera St.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-23
EI caso del Diputado Domingo
esta conmoviendo a Espana
CREEsE QUF. IRA A TEflER EQUAL RES0'
NysNCIA QUE Ell CASO FERRER
crrir;o Especial para Ia PRENSA.

scrririo Especial para Ia PRENsa.
MADRID, Septiembre 22.---El 1Ju-
rato del diDutaio Marcelino Domin-
90. que fuc aprehendido procesa-
do. como Sc recordara, por haber Ian
zado una hoia revolucionaria la pu-
blicidad, esta interesando a todo el
pals. promet;endo hacerse un asunto
racional. semeiante al del anarqulsta
Francisco Ferrer.
El gobierno insiste en- que el cl-
tado diputado debe ser juzgado en-
Conscio de Guerra, y parece que asl
sera. Don Antonio Maura ma envia-
&c una carta muy dura a Villanueva,
en- la que acusa al gobierno de haber
v:olado la inmunidad parlamentarla.
Los dputados republicanos, por su
9arte. han env;ado una nota la Su-
Urema Corte de Justicia de la Ma
ci0n. urgiendo SD Intervention en- Ell
caso del diputado Domingo. La Cor
te contest0 las solicitantes, que tai