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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22
ITALIAN DESERTERs
WILL Be DEALT With
Parliament May Forbid Return Homo
OF Slackers at Next
Session.
CONTEMPT FOR ALL STRIKERS
Public Feeling Intense Against Those
Who Refuse to Heed Call of Their
Country-Profession Glass Espe-
cially Blamed-3OO,OOO in U. S.
by CAMILLE C1ANFARRA.

ROME. July, 21.-The question Of
italian deserters in tho United States
and other transatlantic countries, n
discussion OF which in the Chamber of
Deputies and in the press the govern
ment has steadily opposed on the
ground that a revelation OF tho exact
number of those who have failed to
respond to the call of the FatherIand
might have n depressing effect on the
morale of the army, will come up at
the next session of Parliament when
a bill regulating their new status will
be introduced.
While 1t is almost impossible to pre-
dict what tho provisions OF this law
will be. yet it can be safely said that
they VIII not be too lenient towards
the slackers and shirkers. especially Of
the professional class. The general
feeling against them on the part Of
the Italian public Is one of decp
contempt.
To-day this feeling has not abated,
but on second thought many believe
Italy cannot afford to forbid forever
the return homo of all Of those who for
one reason or another failed to join the
colors. The number of these deserters
Is figured to be over a half million,
three hundred thousand of whom arc
In the United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22
EMBARGO AR0UsEs SWISS
Reports Circulated In Berne Say
America Is Furnishing Nation for
Aiding Tcutons.

BERNE. July 2l.-The entire Swiss
press is greatly excited over tho re-
ports arriving here by the way of
Paris and London in regard TO the al
legged embargo plans of the United
States. Many papers reprint Wash
inston dispatch of the Paris Temps,
which claims that the United States.
at the request of the allies. has agreed
to stop all exports to Switzerland to
punish the republic for the alleged pro-
German attitude of it's government
These alarming reports have caused
CONSERVATION among tho people. but
the government remains cool and does
not believe that America will make
the existence of the Swiss nation i'm
possible. The semioHicial Bund warns
the public not to place any credence
in the alarming rumors about threaten
ing starvation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22
BANDIT NOW CONTROLS
MOROCCAN TERRITORY
Governs Spanish District After
Uprising.
IGNORES ALL AUTHORITIES
Collects Taxes and Appoints Officials
for Large Following = National
Troops Suffer Heavy Losses and
Defeat From Rebels.

GENEVA, July 2l.-Raisuli. the IA
nous Moroccan bandit and rebel and
caDturer of the American. Pcrdicaris,
has now become dictator of Spanish
Morocco.
The Progress dc Lyons reports the
bandit fed to Spanish territory when
the French took steps to end his &C.
tivities in French Morocco. He gath
cred the Benz Said and Chomara tribes
around him and proclaimed himself
ruler OF large district To ward off
a general uprising of the natives, the
Spanish government offered him the
post OF Governor of Tetuan. but he
declined.
Almost half OF the population has
recognized the old rebel leader as ruler
and follow him blindly. He collects
all taxes. appoints officials and ignores
the Spanish authorities completely
Spanish troops which were sent out to
restore order were forced to retreat
TO Tetuan by the followers Of the
bandit. after suffering heavy losses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22
STOP MAKING zEPPELINs
Germans Manufacturing AirpInnes OF
Lntest Models in Fnctory MT
Frfedrichshafcn.
[By Associated Press. I


GENEVA. July 20.-Reliable reports
from Romanshorn say that airplanes of
the latest models manufactured at tho
Zeppelin factory at Friedrichshafen
daily are to be seen flying over Lake
Constance.
The reports add that the cessation
OF the manufacture Of Zeppclins was
due to the fact that German headquar-
tiers became convinced that Zeppelins
were of little war value. and that
supremacy In the air In the future be-
longed to airplanes. The Germans also
arc said to fear an extensive American
aerial program, and that therefore
counteraerial preparations have boon
started by them. 1t Is stated that the
workmcn in all the Zeppelin factories
in Germany have been doubled in num-
bers. and that the airships on hand
have been removed to unused sheds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22
NEW ITALIAN COMPOSER
Rev. NJ. Reflects Orntorfo 'sR1nry oil
MnGdn" Produced During Last !.
OF Rome Season. (.

ROME, July 21.-The closing day.
OF the local operate season have been.
marked BY the production of q new
oratorio, Mary of Magda." The new
work. besides meeting with genuine
success, has also revealed to the world
OF musicians new composer, the Rev
NJ. Refice, who. in the opinion Of tina
critics. bids fair to take Perosrs pIace
in tho field OF religious music. y
The new opera is divided into three
parts and n prologue. Every person.
age has Mis- own theme, whose execu-
ton is intrusted to special set OF
instruments. That Of Mary OF Magda,
is played by the strings. while that OF
Jesus by the organ. a feature OF the,
now oratorio is the chorus OF tho sin.
ming women Of Galilee.
Perosi, who year ago was re-i
ported to be suffering from an almost
incurable form OF nervous disease, has
now completely disappeared from
musical circles of the capital. To re-
peat what is now being said, he died
with Fius ", his great protector.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22
PEACE MOVEMENT STARTED
Bavarinn Religious Organ snys Ger
+ man Catholic Clergy Already
Have Launched Plan.

{ LONDON. July 21.-What is believed
here to be significant announcement
IS contained in the Bavarian religious
organ, the Deutsche Kirchenzeitung,
of Munich. 1t says:
"A peace movement on great scale
OF organization has already emanated
from the German Catholic clergy.
This movement Is under tho direct
control OF the highest ecclesiastical au-
thority. and Is being prompted under
the banner of the most sacred Eucha-
rist
ut already enjoys the patronage of
the highest and most powerful agen-
cies. and members of the episcopate
Of the enemy countries have also signi-
fed their adhesion and promised their
unequivocal support to the movement.
More than this we may not say for
he present"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22
TONNES ESCAPE FROM HUNS
Saw Through Prison Floor md Reach
England After Swim
ming Canals.

LONDON, July 21.-After being a
prisoner in Germany for two years,
ever since the first battle of Ypres,
Private Edmund Young has succeed
ed in escaping and reaching his home
here
y short time ago he and two other
prisoners were confined in the bar
racks at Langen. They cut hole
about three feet square in the floor
OF their room. dropped into cellar
and escaped through ventilator. They
had cut the harbcd wire outside while
working there on the previous after
noon Guards on bicycles pursued
them for seven miles, but they finally
reached the frontier IN safety, swim
ming several canals aid rivers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22
SEIZURE OF PATENTS
WOULD RUIN GERMANY.
Hun Papers Claim Confiscation Of
Rights by Allies Would Mean
$5,OOO.OOO,OOO Loss.
BASIS OF HER INDUSTRIAL LIFE
Years Spent in Developing Chemical
and Medicinal Industries Would Be
Total Loss, and Factories Would
Have TO Close Doors.

BERLIN. July 2l.-AThe confiscation
of all German patent rights in the
entente countries /, and now in the
United States will. prove a greater dis
aster for the empire than the tenn
porary loss of the foreign trade, which
can only be Eewon by years o. en-
dcavor.
The Bcrliner Tageblatt says:
THE foreign patents were one of the
foundationa' of our industrial life and
prosperity: Their confiscation means
that not only our export trade, hut
many of :our greatest industries, will
be ruined permanently. If the French,
English. and Americans can manufac-
ture as; they please the chemicals and
medicines which are the fruits Of many
years of German research and hard
work, many of our greatest factories
will have to close their DOORS
The loss we suffer is SO great that
it cannot be expressed in figures. Our
industries will have to be reorganized
on new basis. and that will take
1any years. .t i ~.
! 1T has been proposed that we re-
taliate by confiscating the French.
English and American patents in Ger
many, but that would help us but lit
tie. because our patent rights in the
entente countries are hundreds of times
more valuable than those Of our enc
lies in Germany"
The Rhenisch- Westfaelische ZeitunE
estimates the direct loss suffered by
the German industries and inventors
through the confscation of their pat
ents at more than $4,000. 100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22
Fort for Missing Men.

AKRON. OHIO. July 2l.-Akron us
tho city OF missing lovers.
Thousands of men flock to get en-
ployment in the many big industrial
plants here. leaving behind wives,
sweethearts and relatives. Some OF
them do not give their correct names.
authorities have found. The city
rooming houses are filed with men
who have past"
Letters pour into the police chiefs
office asking him to locate John
Smith. who deserted his family" or
who promised to marry"
And they are rarely found, for the
John Smiths" come in droves and
they move about from one rooming
house to another and the police have
a hard time trying to locate them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22
AMERICAN BADLY WOUNDED
Member OF Field Service Is Injured
While on Duty on
July If.
T BY Associated Prcss.1

PARIS. Thursday, July 19.-Charles
NJ. Ashton. Jr.. of tho American field
service. was badly wounded while on
service on July Il. No details as to
the manner in which no received his
injuries were available to-day.
Eight members of Section 10 of the
American field service have arrived
here from Salonki The remaining
fourteen are expected to sail about
July 90.
During nine months work in this
section. five members of it received war
crosses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22
FENG KWO CHANG ACCEPTS
becomes President OF China, Thus
Strengthening Hnnds OF
Tunn Chi Jul.
[By Associated Press.I

LONDON. July 21.-Confirming the
announcement that Feng Kwo Chang
had accepted the presidency of China,
dispatch to the Times from Picking
to-day says this fact serves to
strengthen the hands of Tuan Chi Jul,
who has completed n Cabinet OF mod :
crate men.
THE victorious entrance of the
northern army into Peking." reads the
dispatch. places Tuan Chi Jul tenn
porarily in the position of dictator. and
gives him an opportunity to establish
firm government.
clare war now, but when the long
deferred step is taken, 1t will arouse
much opposition in the SOUTH"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22
WAR MAKES MEN OF TRAMPs
aInny Now Serving In Army or Work.
Ing In English Munition
Factories.

LONDON. July 21.-Statements sent
to the local government board show
that the present decrease in pauper-
ism is the biggest in the ranks of the
.tramps The war has made man
of many a tramp" says one of the re-
ports. "a large number are now in
the army doing their bit with the rest.
and others have found that work is
not such terrifying thing after all.
know three who never worked be-
fore, but are now making munitions"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22
SAY BAvARIAN WOMAN
IS SHOT For ESPIONAGE

MUNICH. July 21.-According to n
report which has reached Munich by
the way OF Switzerland, a Bavarian
woman whose name is not disclosed.
mas been sentenced to death and shot
for espionage in Marseilles
The Neueste Nachrichten. which pub
lished the story. stated that the alleged
spy was governess and tho daughter
of schoolraster In a village .of Up
per Bavaria.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22
"solemn oath, Movement.

SHEFFIELD. ENG, July 21-To
fight Germany by covenanting not to
buy German goods or transact business
with or through German for ten
years after the war is the aim of "a
Solemn OATH" movement started by
a newspaper here. Chambers Of COM
merce are asked to assist in this
project,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22
Typhu. Fever Raging.

LONDON, July 2l.-Reports here
from Asia Minor tell of terrible cpl
demic of typhus raging among the
people of Palestine. and especially in
Jerusalem, where there ia an alarming
shortage, Of food.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22
EDUCATING ALBANlANS
italian Army OF Occupation Opens
Schools and Hospitals In Many
Towns.
ny CANIIho CIANPARnA.

ROME. July 21,--According to str
tistics just published by the COM
mander chief OF the army OF Occur
patton in Albania. 100 schools have 10
far been opened throughout the TORT.
tory under the Italian hag, and many
more will be opened In the near future.
Six hospitals for civilians have also;
been opened In rs many towns. The,
work OF draining tho marshes ana
swamps around Valiona Il procaedka
with the utmost speed. q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-05
VETNTE AMOS DE- CARCEL PARA UN
NEGRO QUE DlATO 4 I'm MEXlCANO!|
acusodo de traicion

obieto POI parte de Ia prensa. d!Jo
que 81 actual Primer Ministro Painle-
We. tenia una carta en- la Ia cual 50
cargos calumnioSos para el.
Painlcve. Cue sc hallaba present2.
interrumpi6 al ex-Ministro del lnte-
rior. diciendo que los cargos que Sc
hacian contra Malvy eran muy serlos'
En- vista de este, e! dIputadO grlto
desde su curui, que el eX-Alnlstro
estaba acusado lie haber entregado
los pianos de los ataques proyecta-
dos sobre el Canine de las Damas.
los alemanes. Otros miembros de Ia
Camara pidieron que Sc aiera lee
tura la carta de referencia. otre-
ciendo entonces Painleve que la Ieeria.
Efrctivamente. el primer mlnlstfo
di6 lectura la citada carta. en- la
que Sc contenian dos cargos, uno re-
ferentc al at&que sobre el CamIno
de las DamaS ' el otro relative los
.listurbios que tuvieron lugar Ell
Mayo.
Despues de csto el Primer Minlstro
Painleve diio que era absolutamente
necesario consignar a Malvy los trI-
bunales del orden militar-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-05
FL Subsrio. Cara
Perez habla del
enIistamiento
de 1Dexicanos
OficiaImente declara que
niHguae ha sido cOnsig=
made ilegalmente
Trlrgrama Especial para Ia PNE\>a

CTUDAD DE MEXICO, Octubre !.
Ell Subsecretario de Relaciones kX-
teriotes senor ErneSto Garza Perez ha
hecho durante el dia de hoy deciara
clones de caracter Official en- las que
Sc mega que sean ciertos los runores
que han venido circulando con mu-
cha insistencia relatives que nluchos
ciudadanos mexicanos han sido obi
gados prestar sus servicios en- eI
eiercito de los EStados Unidos.
Segln las declaraciones hechaS por
el Subsecretario Cara Perez, los
ciudadanos mexicanos no estan sien-
do consignsdos de nanera Illegal a.
se1tcio uliGtar en el pals vecino
pues 81 bien es cierto que a.
zunas Sc eneuentrsn en sus filss,
efIo obsdece a que no sscsroa con
oporturidsa 81 esrts de ciudadania
. caar6o So Tressrtsrpn Soic!tas
su sacsrri&a 10 gudieron comprohas
debidsmente Gus eran ciudadsnoS NE
xicanos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-05
rcirnrnna L>pccial para LA PNENsA

CluDAD DE MEXICO. Octubre i.
Sc han recibido irtormes Ell esta ca
pital reTerentes que una nueEa
huelga ha estallado en- los campoS pc
,ro!iicros de TampIco.
Seg1jn los datos que proporclona Ia
information alItida. ccrca de cuatro-
cientos homhres. dc los que eStabah
enlp!eados en- los diferentes departa-
mrntos de IA compania petroLela de!
Agu;la. decidieron abandonar e! ira
baio. 10 h.c:eron. cXrgiendo. para
reanuiarlo. que Sc les aumemtaIan los
sue!Gos eli la proportion slguiente:
cigcurnta centayoS por los trau"jos
que requieran par; su desempeho al
guna habilidad y setenta J cIneo cen
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-05
N0HARRA EMBARGO
De ORC PARA
MEXICO
eoERkN SER PAShDoS
LOS DEPOSlTOS
ElConseio federal de Reserp0
considera injpsto que nueS-
tro pofs no pueda dispoaer
de los fondos que tiene oqnI

Tclrurlma Especial para /, PREN-A
WASHINGTON, OcUubre +.-Hoy
Sc dijo en- esta capita. que era pro
bable que Sc modificaran los termi-
nos de Ia recien.e disposition presl-
dencial sobre el embargo en las eX-
portaciones de orc de este pals, de
modo que Sc permits el retro de los
dep6sitos de oro en- los Escados Uni
dos. por Mexico.
Parece que Ia cos: st har;' en- Tl~-
"a de que Sc ha estimado of!c,a.-
mente. que seria injusto smpedir que
Mexico pudiera ret5rar suS depoS'-
toS.
El Consejo de ID Reserva Federal,
esta estudiendo otros problemas que
han surgido con motive del embargo
decretado sobre las eXporIacioneS dc
orc, 4 fin de arinorar los PerJu;'
clos que pudiera acarrear tai disqo'
si1ion-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-05
Jim Allen. extinguira
esa larga condena
Dor haber asesinado
a Benito Arredondo
AVER TUyO VERTICAL
TWO EL 5URADO

Como dijimos en- nuestra edlcIon
Ultima. el microbes por IA tarde Sc
suspendi6 el jurado del negro jim
Allen. matador de Benito Arredondo.
para continuarlo aver por la maflans.
A las nueve estaban ocupando sus
asientos los doce miembros del Jura-
do. c! senor Juez de la 81 Corte de
Distrito dispuso que Sc reanudars IL
vista del proceso.
Practicadas algunas diligercias y
cxaminados varios testigos. hizo uso
de Ia palabra el abogado que repre-
sentaba Ia parte acuSadora. pldler-
do que Sc castigara con todo el ri
gor de la ley Allen, porque este ha-
bia procedido cobardemente al dar
muerte Arredondo. golpeandolc pri-
nero con un taco de billar y luego.
va caido. el pedazo de taco que tenia
en- Ia nlano 10 uso como anna punZo
cortante Sc 10 clavG e7 Ia region
lumbar. Ell abogado de Ia familia
de Arredondo pronunci6 un discurso
due Sc prolong6 por mas de una no
ra. Il
Despues habl6 Ell abogado defensor
de Allen, quien manifesto que 81 ellen
te habia obrado en- legitima defensa
Y que por 10 tanto no debia ser SEN
tenciado. Sc extendio en- considera-
clones acerca de Ia vida cue hacen en-
este pals los mexicanos y pidio re-
petidas veces Ia absoluci6n de Jim.
No bien Sc habia extinguido en- el re-
cinto del salon el eco de las palabras
del defensor, cuando empez6 reba-
tir su augmentation el Fiscal. quien
lpoyando 10 dicho por el abogado de
Ia familia del occiso, pidio que fuera
castigado el ratador de Arredondo.
ell que en- vida fue un hcmbre traba-
jador. dedicado al hoear.
Ell negro escuchaba impacible Guam
to hablaban en- 81 contra y en- ~ ia
vor los licenciados que tomerou par
ia en- el debate, = cuando Sc 10 pre-
sunt6 que 81 guerra defenderss por
81 niisn1o express cue estabs eonS0r-
ME con Ia defensa que de el habis be-
eho 81 spodersdo.
EI jrado pssd q delibsrar = al ss-
90 de unos euantos morentos 90 dis
.-Pasa Ia = "a. Col. 7a.)
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Para el viajero que. en- la capita!
de la Republica Mexicana vive unos
cuantos dias, en- pasao en- negocios.
aloiado en- un hotel de lujo, sin mas
vision Que la de las avenidas llenas
de gente Y de luz, Y los teatros Y los
cines con su muititud eleganve y re-
eecijada, sabiendo tan solo de las
recepciones diplonaticas y de las
tiestas oficia!es Y de las girss cam
pEstres que el Prssidente de la Re
nubsica y sus ministries, los dipu-
tados los senadores, hacsn en- los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-05
UNA HIUELGA EN- TAMPICO
obreros de los pozcs de pc
tr6Ieo han abandonado sus trabajos
Y piden aumento de sueldo
s4ri,uyen 2 los "ObreTos andustriasss del
ESundo" eli moviinento E1ueEguisSa
cue 1a estalado

tavoS por los trabajos ma;eriales, que
no requicran conocimientos especia-
les.
Sc dice. aunque NADIA cierto Sc
puede afirmar sobre este asunto. que
los Trabaj jadores Industrlales del
Mundo son los cue han fomentado
csta nucva huclga.
Agrcgan los InGormeS rec!bidos que
los huelguistas han eStado obrando
lacificamente y estan perfectamente
organiZados en- su moyimiento. Sin
embargo. las autoridades de Tampi
co han tornado toda clase, de medidas
para evitar que Ia huelga aSuma una
caracter desorienado. Temese que VI
novimicnto sc propague Il algunos dc
los campeS petroleros de la region
donde estall6 la huelga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-05
NO HAY MAIZ EN- MEXICO
Ina comisi6n de ComerClantes Sc acerco a
Cananza para infornarlo de la
escasez de cereales
81 ax Primer Jefe dijo que va Sc hsoian TO-
rrsaio las n1edidas encaminsuas
rsmediar Ia situacion

groductos alimenticios que Sc Juzsa-
ran Drecisos para atender = las nece-
s;dades &c los habitantes de Is RePu-
tlica.
La delegation lie Il Camara de Co.
mercio al soEcitar ser recib!da por ca
rranza. hab!a recopilado va datos coz
cretoS acerca de 4 si:uacIUn en- que
s. encuentran los Giferentes EStad0s
De "a Republica DE- ellcS sc tespren-
&c que. con exception de unos GUAM
tos que cueDtan con una can:idad
&c maiZ baStante para cuoTIr SIS ne
cesidades. asi sea implantando IN II
guroso siStena de- economic, todoS
los derl;.s estan en- condicioHeS YER
y.aderamente desesperadas, 10 cua!
hace que las resoluciones cue Eayan =
ser tomadas para resolver c! probe
n.a. deban ser adopradas immediate
mente-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-05
FL CRIJCfRO NClES
"DRAkf:" ECHAD()
4 PIQUE
EUE ATACADO POR UN
SUBMARINE ELEMAN
Sc hunsio oRtes de que pu-
diera Nesor q Ia costa. Pc.
rscieroa dieciocho hombres
de Ia tricuIecion del barco

ServicIo E>perial para "A PRkNsA
LONDRES. Octubre +.-El cruce-
20 briranico Drake" fue torpedeado
= echado Il p;Que por un submarine
alen!an trente "a costa ir!andeSa,
segun Sc dice en uR inforne Official
que g! Almiran,azgo ingies d!o q Ia
publicidad hoy Ell esta capital
f. crucero de referenc!a ;rato d.
llegar puerto. despues del torpe-
deamiento. pero 10 10 ldGrd. pues
Sc hundi6 a POGO de haber eEnpren-
dido su marcha.
Dieciocho hombres Y un Official dc
IA ripulaci6n. perecieron & conse-
cueneia de IA explosion producida por
q torpedo; pero el resto logr0 TO-
mar los boteS salvadidas l!egsr 4
Ia costa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-05
TRFNENDO CARGO CONTRA
IN EY=MINISTRO DEL
(;.lDINETE FRANCES
Fl Primer NiinIstrO PaiHIeye dil0
en- IA Camara que ilalvy habia
pr0porc!onadO iniormes
q los aIeInaEeS

Srryicio E>Prc!aI para IA rRENsA.
PARIS, Octubre LA Camara de
diputaGos francesa decide discutir
inmediatamente Ell asunto de BoIo
Pasha. que desde mace dias viene O.
clpando la atenci6n publica. y que
ha producido ,anto mas eXcltaci6n
cue cl aSunto de A!mereyda. el direc-
tor de FL Bonetc Rojo".
Tan pronto como Sc inicio ID discu-
sion del case, el diputado ALalvy. ex-
Ministro del Interior que como Sc re-
cordara, renunci0 de su cargo debido
4 los violentoS ataques de que fue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-05
reIenrana Fspesial para II pEENSN

JN4SSASiA-
CIUDAD DE MEXlC0, oetu6re :.
FL jefe del ejecu,ivo, Carranza' re
cioi6 anoche una delegation de "a Ga
mara de Comercio que fue lnfor-
mario de Il terrible S;tuaclon en- que
e ercuentra e pa.S. deoIGo q es-
sasez que hay de cereales. especial
nea;e de maiz ' &c a urgencla en-
cue Sc esta De que el gobierno tome
rned!tas !nmediatas para ver de cam
siar.a ' alivia- = las classes meneS-
.e-osas. del hambre que las amenaza-
En -espuesta IL pregunta que los
delegados hicieron hic!erOn Carran-
"a. zobre 81 habia sido toma0a alg--
~ urovidencia con los fines ind.e@-
dos. el iefe De! executive les indIeo
gue va hab!a .u-orizado n Secreta-
ia &c Hacienda para adqulrir en- e.
exterior X cant!IaG te malz ' ot.os