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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-30

Sept. % An extraordinary game
will be played in Rock Island We'd
nesday. Oct. 4, between the BostOns,
three-time champions OF the Ma
tional league, and their travelling
competitors, the All-hmericanA
The opposing team was picked in
order to insure a good game in
every city which is fortunate
enough to secure such distinguish
ed baseball talent.
The Weyerhaeuser & Denkmann
sawmills here and at Davenport
will shut down for the season Mon
day.
The waitress strike at the Rock
Island house did not upset that
hostelry in the least. Landlord
Negus supplied the deficiency in
short order.
The W. c. T. L. will give a re
ception at the residence OF j. d.
Taylor Tuesday afternoon.
Harry Peterson, 13-year-old Ar
gus carrier, living on Elm street,
met with what might have been a
serious accident last evening. He
attempted to jump upon a Penn
Tank line oil wagon. His left foot
slipped and in some way was caught
in the spokes of one or the hind
wheels. His screams attracted the
attention of the driver, who stopped
his horses at once. DR.. J. F.. Assay
was called, who found that no bones
were broken, but that the limb from
the knee down was badly sprained
and bruised.
Sept. 25-An operation on Leo
Deisenroth was performed this
morning at Mercy hospital, Daven-
port. by DR.. W. II. Ludewig Of this
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-30

The Amoo grotto. including the
band, will go in a body to partici-
pate in the parade and ceremon-
ial of Zal grotto at Moline tonight
The ceremonial of AmCo grCtto
will be held Oct. II at which time
several grand officers will be pres
emit Amoo grotto will be one of
the first in the country to exempIi-
fy the work of the new ritual. The
Amoo grotto band will make its
first appearance in public the even
ing of the ceremonial. Professor
W S. West, director of the band,
has called a rehearsal for We'd
nesday night at the Masonic
temple.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-30
Patriotic League PrOgram.

Tonight the Empire roller skat-
ing rink will be open to the girls
of the Patriotic league. Admission
Of 10 cents plus one cent war tax
will be charged. Tomorrow night
a costume party will be held at
the Masonic temple and will be
sponsored by the Patriotic league
dancing class. All girls of the
Patriotic league are invited. Thurs
day night military drill will be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-30
H0nOrs House Guest.

Miss Olivia Carlson of Forty
eighth street. Moline, entertained IS
friends Saturday evening at her
home on Elm View dairy farm in
compliment to her house guest.
Miss Almira Bergquist, of Portland,
Ore A pleasant evening was en-
iOyed by playing various games.
In a clothespin contest the prizes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-30
SOCIAL. EVENTS

were awarded to Miss Almira Berg
quist, Lambert Esterdahl, Miss En-
lily Holmberg and Walter Schroed-
eT. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess at the close
Of the evening. Miss Bergquist left
for Minneapolis, Mimi, this morn
ing and will spend one month visit
ing relatives and friends there be-
fore returning TO Portland.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-30
old Fashioned Rag Sewing.

The Ladies' Aid society of the
First Methodist church will hold
an all-day old fashioned rag sew
ing Wednesday in the church par
lors. The women attending are
asked to bring their own lunch, a
donation OF rags. their own sugar
and shears and thimble.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-30
Funeral of Max Kuttler.

Funeral services for the late
Max Kuttler, 923 Seventh avenue,
were held yesterday at 2:3O. Rabbi
Learner of Rock Island officiated
Interment was in the Jewish GEM
etery in Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-30
Esther Ruth Gregg.

Esther Ruth Gregg, II years OF
age, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Gregg, died of tuberculosis
at the home, 631 Thirty-ninth
street, Saturday. She is survived
by her parents Funeral services
will be held from the home tomor-
row at o'clock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-30
ock. lnterment

and James Pollock. lnterment
was in Chippiannock cemetery.
The large attendance at the ser
vices at both the home and the
cemetery and the beautiful floral
pieces attest to the esteem of the
many friends of the late well
known contractor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-30
Merk-MnIS.

At s O'Clock mass this morning
al St NaTy's Catholic church, Miss
Pearl Veronica Mills. daughter of
Ir and Mrs. Austin Mills, 304
Twenty-seconds street, and Joseph
Izasper Merk. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
hasper Merk, 2IlI Fourth avenue,
were united in marriage Rev.
Peter Eluck officiating. They were
attended by Mr.. and Mrs. a. J.
Iime OF Davenport The bride was
beautifully g0wned in 4 frock Of
white crepe de chine trimmed IN
white beads. She wore the long
tulle veil held in place by wreath
Of orange blossoms. and carried an
arm bouquet OF red roses. Her at
rendaut Wore d gown Of blue satin
trimmed in mink fur. At o'clock
This evening a wedding dinner will
lie served at the home Of the brides
parents to the 80 guests attending
the ceremony The home is deco
rated in roses and garden flowers
and patriotic festOOns.
Mr.. Nerk has been proprietor of
the Sanitary cafe. PHI Fourth ave
nue.. and expects to enter the SER
vice next month He was educated
at ST Mary's Catholic school and
was graduated in the class Of 1908.
His bride attended St Joseph 5
Catholic school They viii reside
Tor the present with the brides
parents Miss Lillian Woods of
1Iuscatine was an out of town guets
rid the ceremony.
Celebrate Wedding Anniversary.
a number of friends surprised
Mr. and Mrs. Dow Van Dine. 1914
Fifteenth street, last night when
they came TO their home to help them
celebrate the 10th anniversary Of
their marriage. Five hundred was
the diversion of the evening and
the prizes went to Dow Van Dine,
Mrs. c. Stevens and Mrs. c. Hous-
tons of Moline. During the even
ing yictroIa music was enjoyed and
at the close of the games a three
course lunch was served. The com
pany left Mrs Van Dine with
purse Of money as an anniversary
gift.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-30
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
-From The Argus Files Of l893-

city, assisted by Or. Middleton ass
others. His left leg was amputatet
near the thigh.
l.. S. McCabe. accompanied ~
Miss Olga Brandenburg and W Il
Rsck, returned Saturday evepir-
from an eastern purchasing toBr
Mr. McCabe going as FAR as Nev
York.
Two geology classes from Angus.
tana college, numbering 75 stn.
dents. went down 10 Buffalo tbs
morning in hacks.
Henry Lemburg and G. J. Gaatier
accompanied by their wives. lear.
today for a trip which will lncluds
Chicago and Milwaukee.
Sept 26-LieutcHant John L. ss.
hon, who was transferred 10 H.
Rock Island arsenal a year axe. hss
been ordered back 10 his old Dor
in Montana. During the remainder
Of his stay IN Rock Island Lieuten.
ant Sehon will be the guest OF Col.
oncl and Mrs Henry Curtis.
Mr. and Mrs James Smedlev. for.
merry of this city, have returned
from New York 20 visit with ". Il
Kerr.
Sept 30 Martin Cohn, formerly
with Mclntire Bros. IS In Rock Is
land with his wife and children.
The Argus, as no doubt its read
ers have observed, is printing on a
very fine quality Of tinted paper. If
costs several hundred dollars more
annually than the usual quality OF
paper generally used.
All the News All tho Time IN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-30
Social Announcements.

Next Wednesday afternoon at
$50, Mrs. Olof Cervin, $500 Tenth
avenue. will entertain the Angus
tana Endowment Fund society.
Miss Lou Harris will give an ad-
dress and there will be a program
Of several other numbers.
The Knights and Ladies of Sc
curitv. Island council, No 1855.
will hold their regular meeting at
Maths hall Wednesday evening.
Members are requested TO be pres
emit
The Bethany Home Sewing so
ciety will meet tomorrow afternoon
at the home.
The tri-city chapter OF the alum
nae association of the Villa de
ChantaI will meet tomorrow at the
home of Miss Marie killila, 2S06
Fifth-and-a-half avenue.
The Loyal Bereans of the Sec
ond Christian church Will give a
pie sociable tomorrow evening at
the church. A program will be
given including selections by a
mandolin orchestra. Coffee and
pie will be served.
The Red Cross unit of the Haw-
thorne school will meet at the
school house tomorrow afternoon
for work. Members are asked to
attend.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-30

held at Long View park. and prob
ably Sunday morning there will be
a hike for the girls attending the
drill. Identification cards are now
ready and in the hands of the
presidents of the different leagues.
The girls can secure them from
the president of the league to
which she belongs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-30
G!tYB1Tof

Phone RI. 2S5. Trefz Express CO.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
r. L Clean Towel Service. Phone
R. l. 4476.
All the News All the Time
- THE ARGUS -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-30

All the News All the Time-Tho
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-30

Sept. 25-An operation on Leo
Deisenroth was performed this
morning at Mercy hospital, Daven-
port, by DR.. W. II. Ludewig Of this
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-23

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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-23
THE GERMAN NOTE

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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-23
KA|SER'S MEDICATION IS DEMANDED BY
 GERMAN PAPER
Special to the Nugget by The Associated Press

AMSTERDAM Tuesday. 22oring that matters have reached rulers time for
  demanded the abdicaton of the aiser
 article erng with resentment Hhenzoln demand for the declares accession g
 journal pgestage
  Junkes calamity have brought upon the nation.
 this the first German to have the termy a aplaon O
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-23
INFLUENZA SUSPENDS
 DRAFT CALLS
Special to the Nugget by The Associated Press.

sse to the Nusss he
 row
  0 he
 calls he ~her the disease g notd deveIo seriou featur
 a Dodge
 SEATTLE Tuesday, passing result is Snfied Mcdonald O ship to this cit for urItl.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-23

The NUGGET gives the NEWS INTERESTS
 and the Territory
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-29
Ell COMUNICADO ALEMAN.

BERLIN, Abril 28.-Las tropas
teutonaS han avanzado hasta Ell lin
dero meridiOnal de la Villa de FOor-
m~ezeele, aproXimadamente a una mi
LA al noroeste de St. Eloi, al sur
ocste de Ypres, segun dice ell comu-
nicado Official publicado hoy por el
Ministerio de la Guerra en- esta ca
pital. Los intentos de los aliados pa
"a recuperar el Cerro de KENNEL han
fracasado, agregando ell mismo infor-
ne, cuyo teXto es como sigue:
".Al norte de Wytschaete nuestras
tropas avanzaron hasta ell lindero me-
ridional de la villa de Foormezeele.
Los intentos de nuestros enemigoS pa
"a recobrar la posfcion estrategica
del Cerro KENNEL no han tenido ext
to.
Los ataques deSarrollados en- ell
frente de Dickebousch a Locre han
sido rechazados por nueStras tropas
que lie causaron al enemigo considc-
rabies bajas. Al sur del Soma los
franceses han eStado dando repeti-
dos ataques encarnizados, al sur de
Viliers- e igualmente CT
ell bosque de Hangard, que han sido
rechazados por nuestras tropas.
"Los ataques del enemigo al norte
del RIO han fracasado tambien, pues
nuestros destacamentos de infantcria
rechazaron al enemigo en- esa region,
que dejaron limpia de enemigos, ha-
biendo hecho I'm regular numero de
p%risioneros,
"En ell del frente ningunas accio-
mes de im~portancia han tenido lugar."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-29
Inglaterra presento Ell mayor
presupuesto de su historic
Pide cerca de $1,000 miIIoaes de pesos que seran desti=
nados en- ST. mayer parte a las gastos de Ia guerra
La ayuda finsncieFa de los Estades Unidos
a los a!Eados deja al gohierno iHgSes en-
acsEtud de sogortar la carga

tanteS V de nln%una manera SObre las
classes ricas que dominan al gobicrno
y sobrc las cuales el gobierno teme
imponer contribucioncs e~Xtraordina-
riaS.
FL Cancilley Bonar Law preseIt0 un
proyecto de nuevas contribuciones,
proponicndo que Sc aumcnte la tarifa
C7cD. 10 cual prOduciria la suma de
3.400.000 libras esterlinas. La contri-
bucion Sohre rentas SO deberia Gle
var de cinco hasta seis chelines (S1.25
hasta Sl.50l por libra esterlina, 10
cuaI daria ll.000,000 Y un nuevo de-
recho lie timbre SCORE cheques que
~produciria 10000 libras esterlinas.
Dijo tambien que los h~acendados Sc
rian ~gravados en- Ell supuesto de que
Su5 gananciaS sen ell doble de 10 que
pagan nOr rcntaS, en- tantO que la ley
actual astipu!a o da por sentado que
IL renta del hacendado es igual eXac-
tamente a 10 que paga por alquilercs.
La contribution sobre bcbidas eSDi-
rituosas Sc aumentaria en- forma tai
que p~rodujera 100000 este ano, Y
ell mayor gravamcn sobre Ia cerveza
daria u producto neto de 100000
libras estcrliuas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-29
Como fu& destTuido un0
de los CanOneS mons
truOS aIGmaneS
Fue descubierto ell emplazamieDto
Dor los aviadOres franCeseS
Sc 10 indicarOn a la
artilleria

PARIS, Abril 28.-Una description
| de como fue destruido por Ia artilleria
~franccsa, uno de los canones alemancs
de gran a~lcancc con los que sc ha es-
tado bombardeando esta capital, Sc
ha publicado por LIE Petit Parisien Ell
su cdicion de aver.
"Se habia logrado obscrvar y Sc te-
Man noticias, dice ell peri6dico, de
que ei Bertha, (sobrenombre frances
dado a los grandes canones a!cmancs
por referencia a Bertha krupp, Ia
heredera Y actual propietaria de las
| fab-icas de Essenl, estaba a punto de
, entrar en- actividad. La cortlna de
! hume habia salido va. TODD al reGe-
dor era un core de formidables true
nos. Sin duda que ell Bertha Y 200
! o 300 canones ~navaies de 70 MILNE
tros cstaban hacienda fuego sinful
taneamente para ocultar de csa ma
nera ell exacto emplazamiento del po-
deroso canon.
"Despues de una corta pausa, ell
fuego Sc reanud0. Esta vez dieZ ca
nones ~ravales formaron ell obligado
coro. No obstante, los aviatores fran
ceSes que sc hallaban en- observation
pudieron darse cuenta de ia sltua-
| cion, hacienda SenaleS a la artllleria
~francesa que a su vez abrlo su fue-
go. Los. aviadores indicaron rapida-
mente que ell resultado del primer dis
paro de la artilleria francesa habia 81
do excedido. Dos %granadas de grueso
calibre habian estallado $50 yardas al
norte del emplazamiento de los gran
des canones alemanes, destruyendo la
via ferrea que conducia a Ia plata
forma de concrete que servia de ba-
Sc a las pleas monstruos'
"El fuego sigui6 siendo dirigido por
las baterias francesas, con mejor pun
terra en- cada OCCASION, pues las graaa-
das caian mas Y mas cerca del en-
plazamiento, hasta que por ultimo dos
proyectiles hicieron blanco en- el CO.
bertizo que protegia a las pleas ene-
migas. Dos formidables explosiones
Sc escucharon entonces Y los alemanes
pudieron yer que uno de los Berthas
habia sido averiado sacramento, de-
jandolo impossible de reparacion, pues
presentaba una abertura en- 81 tubo
de cerca de so pies de longitud. Los
aviadores avisaron que habian podi-
do Yer claramente a traves del sea
m~ouf,age" dos grandes crateres abier-
tos en- la plataforma.
Los artilleros franceses ertonces
empezaron a prepararse para empren-
(Pasa a la 5a. Pag. Col. 6a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-29
Gravamen al tabaco.

FL gravamen Sobre Ell tabaco Sc ele-
varia dc seis chelineS Y cinco peni-
que5 ($I.60l que rigc en- la actuali-
dad, a echo chelines Y ocho peniques
(S2.16) por libra de peso. Segin es-
Ia nueya escala de contribution, la
importation de 5000 toneladas de ia
baco producir!a una renta de $500, 900
dc libras esterlinas al ano.
La contribuci6H sobre cl aztcar Sc
aumentaria en- II chelineS Y 8 peni-
CUES (S2.9D por cada 100 ljbras, Y
este aumento dc contribution product
ria este ano 100000 libras ester
linaS, V en- UT n integro. no menos
de I3.200,000 libras esteriinas.
Anunci6 tambien Ell Canciller, VI
nGevO Gravamel sobre articulos de lu-
10, siguiendo el metodo empleado por
los franceseS para gravar esta clase
de articulos Y cuyos detalles y por-
memories serian arreglados por un CO.
mite especial.
Al terminar diio que la deuda ma
cicnal de Ia Gran Bretana al final del
presente ano fiscal seria de 1880
millones de libras eSterlinas. V oue
de esta suma. los aliados deberiaa a.
Ia Gran Bretana al final del ano la
suma de ~1,652.Oo0,0 900 de libras ester
linaS.
Con respecto 4 la deuda rusa dijo
cue el creia que no debia c~onsiderar-
Seia como una "maia deuda.n puesto
que tarde o temprano habria en- Ru-
STA I'm gobierno ordenado Y celoso de
sus deudas internacionales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-29
Ell COMUNICADO FRANCES.

PARIS, Abril 2S.-"Ningunas &C
clones dc iafa9teria Sc libraron du-
rantc el curse del dia," dice el in
icrmc official que Sc dio a la publici-
dad anoche por ell MiniSterio de la
Guerra, en- esta capital.
LA lucha de arti'leria fuc soste-
nida con gran intensidad al sur del
Soma V en- aMEas mlargenes del rio
Avrc. En- la reGaIn de LaffeuX Sc
iibr6 IN violeEto bombardeo, 10 mis-
mo que en- el frente de los bosques de
Caurieres V Chambrettcs."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-29
COMPRENDIO QUE NO
PODIA HACER UN
EQUIVOCO
"Aun mis- mas rutaS tareas me pare
cen ahora faciles," dice e..
Gan6 nuevc libraS to-
maldo Tanlac

"ComO Vi de que mancra Ell Tan
lac ayud0 a mi madre, Y cuando IA
OF eIcsiarlo en- tan altos terminus, no
paae renos que comprender que no
posia hacer un e~quivoco en- po2erlo a
prseha para mis- Intermediates Y a
esto debo 81 haber vuelto 4 Sozar de
mi salu6". Tai fue Ia enthusiastic de-
~claraci6n hecha hace mos cuantos
djas Der el Sr. \. j. Weignad. I'm
bien conocido comerciante que vive
en- el numero 81 de Ia Gale de Cas-
tro, de San Antonio, Texas.
"Siempre tenia las manOs llenas
de grancs V de ronchaS cuando me
ponia a trabajar-continuo ely mi
sangre estaba en- tan malaS condicio-
nes cue Ia mas pequena herida Sc
me inflamaba Y Sc me hinchaba y n
mas pequena roSadura era para mi
motive de todo genera de mOleStlaS
V disgustos. Nj estomago estaba
del TODD desarreglado, no tenia ell
mas pequeno apetito Y TODD 10 cue
GONNA Sc me ~feUmentaba e2 el eSto-
mayo. Durante los ultimos cinco
amos vine decliuando Y perdiendo pc
So, Siatiendome cada dia peor sin
cue NADIA me proporcionara el mas
pequeno alivio.
Mi madre me dijo que 10 cue yo
necesitaba eva tomar Tanlac porque
a ella le habia aliviado u enfer-
medades. y empec5 7 tOmarlo. Tam
bien cmpece iuegO a recuperar mis-
fuerzas Y 4 ponerme bien. Primero,
me 3evolvio eli appetite Y COMA como
I'm lobo a Ia bora dc las comidas,
Tam5ica mi Sangre empezo a lin
. piarse V las llagaS que tanto me mo-
leSta5an desaparec!eron. Fambien
empecG 4 g2nar en- peso. He CANA
do tres libras con cada botella Y por
10 tanto mi peso ha aumentadO nue.
We ibTaS Y eStO- que voy aDenaS en-
mi tercera botclla Y sligo aumentan-
do de peso. Aun mis- trabajoS MAJ
rudos me parecen facileS porQue he
vueEto a mis- antiques tiempoS en-
que me seltia fuerte Y con ener
gias gar TRAFALGAR Y ahora ME sien-
TO Derfectamcntc bien TODD e ITEM
po."
Tap!dc Sc vende en- San Antonio
pei Ia Wagner's Drug Co. 407 E
Houston S.. Y por IA Meters Phar,
macy, t&22 West Commerce St, bajo
Ia direction personal de IN repreSen-
tante especial del Tanlac, o Sc en-
viara por eStas boticas a c~ualquier
direction al -ec;bo de ST. valor que es
St.O0 por botclla, Sjempre cue Sc in
cluyan es;ampillaS suficienteS para
Ell porte. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-29

vo en- SUI poder. A 10 largo de la IL
nea Dickebush-D ranoutre, que forma
ahora el flanco derecho aliado del
frente de Ypres, las tropas franco
britanicas combatieron brillantementc,
infligiendole al enemigo terribles per-
didas. Antes de que los alemanes To-
graran finalmente II hasta ell
lindero meridional de Voormezeele, los
ingleSeS los rechazaron repetldaS We
ces V les q~uitaron un regular nume-
10 de prisioneros-varios cientos-di-
ce ell informe del Mariscal Haig. En-
ell mismo parte ell jefe ingles anuncip
que "despues de muchas horas dc una
lucha fluctuante, ell avance del enc
migo fue contenido en- todos los pun
tos."
Ell iuforme official publicado ano-
che, admite la perdida dc un puesto
| ingles Al norte de Festubert, pero
| confirma ell fracaso de los teutoneS
| para haccc ALI un avance elective.
La S~ituaci0n exacta al sur de Ipres,
todavia csta muy obscura. Esta den
tro de todas las posibilidades reales,
! que Ia evacuation del sa!iente dc
YprcN pueda cstar Ell canine, mlen-
! tras los franceses c ingleses Sc Sos
! ticnen firmcs al %surocSte, para evil
! tar que el enemigo ha%a un moVimien-
to envolvente que podria traer serias
| coasecuencias.
| En- ell frente de Amiens los aliados
durante ell dia, mantuvieron flrme'
mente su Inca de defensa. No me,
nos de 900 ]prisioneros lie fueron he
chos al enemigo en- veinticuatro no,
ras, principalmente en- los combates
que Sc libraron Ell ell sector compren,
dido entire Hangard Y Villcrs-BretG
neaux. Su Inca fue avanzada dc
nuevo en- csc frente. I'm e~ncarniza,
| do combate csta ahora li%brandose er
cl bosque de Hangard.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-29
:. :. :. :: = :. :. :. :. =: + :. :.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Abril 2o.-
FL ministro aleman en- los Passes Ba-
los Sc e~ncuentra todavia en- La Haya
V no ha salido para Alemania como Sc
dijo que habia sido anunciado por la
Legacion holandesa en- esta capital.
El Ministro holandes en- Berlin fue
a La Haya, segun Sc dijo, para dlscu-
tir con su gobierno el progreso de las
negociaciones con Alemania.
Ningun ultimatum, Sc ha asegurado
en- Ia Legacion, ha sido enviado d
Holanda por Alemania, por 10 que
respecta a Ia question de Ia disputa
sobre Ia arena y el c~ascajo, nj por
otra ninguna de las que Sc han suscl-
tado entire ambos paises.
La Legacion holandesa tuvc oca-
sion para negar que Holanda huya
puesto IN embargo SObre las eXporta-
| clones de cincoma V kapol de las In
dias Orientales holandesaS, Y dijo que
ell Cobierno 10 unico que habia hecho
habia sido ordenar que Sc solicita-
ran licencias para poder hacer eSas
| exportaciones. ESta disposition. sc
diio. NADIA tenia que yer con las ne
ccciaciones entire Alemania V HoIan-
| da. sino que era IN asunto meramen-
te domGstico en- el que Holanda err
Ia unica intereSada.