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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-18

Mannerheim je hud nasprotnik finskih boljSevi-
kov in ie vodil belle cete toliko casa, da je bila
rdeta garda premagana ko je pa videl, kaj hoGejo
Nemci, je resigniral. Manmerheim je tudi proti
~okupaciji in aneksiji rlrskega teritorija ma Nor
manskem."
Resignacija generala Mannerheima nina ia
enkrat toliko pomona, kolikor GA ina imenovanje
generala Goltza IA vrhovnega poveljnika. lie to
nam je nekoiko sumljivo, da Sc della Mannerheim
sedai tako presenecenega. Tudi Finska ina svole
%Junkerje in stalisce lie gospode je bilo re skoraj cd
zacetka vojne doloceno. Made Fince so re davno
poSiljali V Nemcijo. kakor p%otrjuje sodrug Nuor-
teva, t~ukajsnji %zastopnik provizoricne republican
ske Wade ma Finskem. Pc revoluciji so sc ii mladi
g%ospodici vracali ma Finsko in tam so postal Off
cirji "bele garde', kateri je poveljeval ravno
Mannerheim. TO Sc nj godilo tajno, ampak finska
"bela" vlada je telegrafirala V Nemcijo, kateri je
cestitala ma njenih "sijajnih voinih uspehih', Sc
j zahvalievala "a izobrazbo svojih junkerskih 81
nov, in prosila IA nadaljno pomoG. Tako nepoli-
iiccn paC tudi Mannerheim ne more biti, da ne III
bl vodel pray nic'o tenn. In &c ne hi bill razume.,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-18

kaj pomeni "nadal ina nemSka pomoG", hi moral
biti pravi tepec.
Politika "bele' Wade je tudi s presto nacio.
nalnega stalisGa izdaialska. Razumljiva je pa 2
razrednega staliSGa. Finska, pretezno Svedsko 60
voreta aristokracija in velika burzvazija je pref
iskala pri absolutnem carju zaslombo proti delav-
stvu, sedaj 10 iste pi kajzerju, in.ie cato priprav-
Jena, ola izroti dezeio NemGiji. To je patriotizem
prOfitarjev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-18

IL Moskve porocajo: Nemci so prelomili pre-
mirJe ma voronezki 'front.' in okupirali Valujke 10
stiridnevnem boju. PrOdiranje Nemcev Sc ma
dalJuJe. BolseviSki organ "Izvestja" piSe, ola je
namen Nemcev %okupirati tiste kraje v Voronez, XII
jh Ukrajina lasti "a svOje.
Nemci delajo velike ~priprave "a invaziio
kavkaza. ' okolisu Dona, kjer Sc nj bilo premiria,
nadaljuje sOvraznik svoje operacije.
V Ukrajini sc rapidno Siri kmeGka revolta
proti Nemcem. kmetje pozigajo gozdove in Diva
hsca bogatinov in ma ve nadine ovirajo nemske
bande, Iii plenijo Tito in drugi zivez.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
RESULTS were
FAR BEYOND her
HOPES, She SAYS
Declares She Knows From
Own Experience What
Tanlac VIII DO.
IN MISERABLE HEALTH

The list OF testimonials In behalf
Of Taniae. the medicine that Is Ae.
complishlng such surprlnng and
gratifying results In Seattle and ~.
einity. Grows daily. ~ new tents Of
it's powers arc made. Miss Alice
wolford. who rcaldra - 2io1 Twelfth
avenue. In now among the many ard
ent champions Of the Master Mcdi.
cine. While In the Bsrtrii Drug
Cpmpany'r store recently. Miss VOL.
ford said
4 am noW in splendid condition
and my recovery IL due entirely 20
raniAs !, has benefited me -
much that my mother and brother
are now taking ~ too. and II is doing
them - much good that Nc are all
praininE u.
- little over three months ago I
began having troublr with my s,nm.
ach and Kept Eetung worse. until
every thing ] atr hurt me- had To
b. very careful. and the few thlnrs
did eat would fermcnt. causing gas.
asnotherinx spells and much pain. {
was rnnstarAiy beichlnE up sour. un.
diEca,ed PARTICLES Of food and had a
very disaTrr~ahle taste In my mouth
all the time. also had rheuma uun
Tn my ankles. ard whether vRa
standing w or sitting down. the pain
never let up. There was continual
pain right under my shoulders and.
IN fact. achsd all over all the time
I was very restless at night. slept
poorly. and would get up In the
mornings Just IN tired as when re
tired al night
y iuH; kept suffering this WAY
and seemed 20 be getting worse all
tho time. until began taking Tan
lac. ! decided to try u. from what
others Haid about u, and now know
for myself that It's fine. have
taken three bottles and have been
relieved entirely % tho rheumatic
pains and erything else that both
crrd me. Ny appetite was never bet.
ter and ! can cat Just anything I
want WITHOUT suffering tho l.ast BIT
from gas and Indigestion. sleep
soundly the whole night through and
fcel thoroughly rested and ready 10.
ny work Ia the mornings. so feel
tfHAffN fNtH1Nf# ~ Wv
splendid health now enjoy. II has
accomplished all bouEh. u for
even more than expcctsd-ssd ne
pleasure for me TO recommend II to
others
A ured. overworkod stomach and
kidneys. often produced by too much
hastily eaten food. can cause lnnuIn-
cradle ailments among them being
dyspepsia. nervous break downs
blood troubles and even rheumatism
People so affected. and there are
thousands Of them. are loRy and
nervous and feet tired. They arc
worn out after a little exeruon and
arc moody and depressed They also
arr apt 20 suffer from -leeplerwncs~
and rs n general rule. lose rapidly In
weight. These arc symptoms Of
overworkcd VITAL organs. which
need cleaning ana toning Up. Tan
lac. tho powerful reconstruc,ive
tonic. does this very thing.
Taniae Ia sold In Seattle by bar.
tell Drug stores under the personal
direction Of a special Taniao repre-
sentative. Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
BLAMEs MONEY LENDERS

Editor The star: You have printed
quite a lengthy article about the oil
sharks and IN. Third Liberty Loan
I agree with you that the mnJoriiy
OF oil stock sellers are humbugr. hut
that IN not what kept the Third LIB.
erty Bonds from finding a ready
sale
Let's go back. go back 10 the first
and second sales Of Liberty Bondn
You did not have much trouble
then because people bought them
with the understanding that II they
wanted money. all they had 20 do
was 10 put up their bonds 40 coliat
crai. as Il Ia virtually tho same ne
money and would get anything tina,
money would.
Then some Of your ffenried finan.
clers who have money 10 loan. but
won't buy Liberty Bonds. found that
people were using their Liberty
Bonds as collateral and I'D no, cofn~
10 them 20 borrow money NJ : and
10 per cent. go they made q howl
and all AZ once II was bad policy 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
LET TIERS TO THE lElDGqrO

Use or take Liberty Bonds M col
lateral or az "a fair estimated value.
ana the man who tries 10 raise a
little money on his Liberty Bond ~
frowned on ana must 10 and get
other security. his homo. his family
k..paakes or any other kind % cob
lateral that they will loan on for a
little 4 per cent. But not on Liberty
Bondni oh. no. that's not patriot
io." ITS bad policy" and 20 you sl.
low your banks 90 take that position
and your money sharks 10 run things
TO nult themrelyea. Never mind
what trouble II makes for Uncle
Sam, that does not worry them,
N tncie sam will demand that
they pass a- first class securities
(which they really nrel you will not
find any siackers for Third Liberty
Bonds or fourth or fifth. Our ooun.
try has worries enough to keep this
war going as ~ In. without being
hampered by lack 81 sale OF Liberty
Bonds just 20 satisfy the greed ~
money losners who are ss harmful
10 the country hs any pro Gerinan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
Essay on LIE

Life IL fsrrnsnt There Ar~
many elements which mako 3, fer.
ment Stars and planets. made Of
volatile and imprcxnable dust. out OF
which growth snsues. may he said TO
b the uitinates OF life Theologians
can detect a divinity hack OF this
but pcSnimistH curse about H.
An incident In life. the human
race II quite Joke. Its s.a.assurn.
ed Importance is really ludicrous
Philosophers have been known TO
spend hours at q time laughing
heartily over the fuuhty and wrsndil.
oquence OF the pr-tsntions Of man.
However. man cndurcr but mo.
mcnt. and IL scarcely worth conHid-
erinE.
Life continues indefinitely. wheth.
sr or not II Is worth while. 10 a mat.
ter open 20 debate. 10 II IL worth
while 10 debate about H. our great
est thinkers maintain IL In not. and
recommend that the human race ap.
point a day IN go off and commit
suicide together
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
ACIDS IN STOMACH
CAUSE INDIGESTION
Create Gas. Sourness and Pain
How To Treat.

Medical authorities state that
nearly nine-tenthr OF the cases Of
stomach trouble. Indigestion. sour
ness, burning. gas. bloating. nausea.
eto., ore due to an excess OF hydro
chlorio acid In the stomach and not
rs some believe to lack OF digea-
two juices. The delicate stomach
lining ~ irritated. digcstion Ia de-
iayed ard food soura. causing the
disagreeah bic symptoms which every
stomach sufferer knows 40 we'll
Artificial digestents are not need
Cd In such cases and may do real
harm. Try laying aside all dges-
tive aids and instead get from any
druggist n few ounces Of Bisdrated
Magneala and take n te0apoonful In
o duartsr glass OF water right after
eating This swestenA tho stomach
prevents the formation OF excess
acid and there iH no aourness. gaa
or pain. Enuratcd MaRneain On
powder or tablet form never LIQUID
or fnilk1 IL harmless 10 the stomach,
inexpensive to take and - tho most
efficient form OF magnesia for
stomach purposes, IL II used by
thousands OF people who enjoy their
meals with no more fear OF In
digestion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
Help the allies hold Hin. the Hun! Thrift Stamps
triH carry on' for you.
The Church and Its Chance

This warw iug give church greatest chance WIN
make goode- cHAS STEtZIE
When the Israeltes, after 1000 years of captivity IN
Egypt were TO depart conquer "the promised land
they sprnked blood the Sdeposts and door nte OF
their homes Baptized their faith anew in blood
When at the last supper. Jesus took and raised the
cup He said: This my blood-drink We all OF it, For,
as oft as We drink We shall proclaim death. Do 1t TIL
come again, but when come it will be IN power-to set
up My kingdom!"
Religious evolution progression always is accom-
panied BY blood. sacrifice and martyrdom.
What do the enormous losses in lives and property
in this but that the nations of men must work
together think together tremendously than ever
before rehabilitation? What issues from the frighul
sufferngs and ruins of Belgium Serbia and Armenia is
worldwide sympathy and charity stronger and deeper
than mankind before felt How many millions Of
families WILL through their losses oY husbands faith
brothers, drink from this cup Of blood and be drawn
away from the material to the spiritual!
Indeed it will be the churchs greatest chance as DIR
Sickle says And if the mercles bloody hand of Teuton
autocracy sezes ALL it will be the churchs greatest caam
ity Hard the labor uncertain the fate of the church If
ever the heish doctrine that Might Right" rules that
part of the world wherein the church has found freedom
and opportunity for growth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
STAB! S{AEE;lALS|
|A1SMLE nj Tlr1ES WORTH NtN EEJ
ANOTHER FALLS INTO LINE

one more restaurant keeper has
heard the call and now serves free
potatoes. baked. boiled. fried or
mashed with every meat order lie
has raised the price OF meat orders
10 cents,
The garden expert of our s,sr'
contemporary. The Star. contributes
an article. headed. The Best Way
to Haire nean But the very
best way 10 TO let " get hold Of
a piece Of string and then raise
Itself.
when you see we'll preserved
man you know that It's not because
he has been picked a whole lot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
Lemon Juice
For FreCkIeS
olrisi Make beauty lotion 81
homo for . few cents Try i,i

Squeeze the juice oi Two lemons
into a bottle containing three
ounces OF orchard white. shake well.
aud you have a quarter pint OF the
best frcckle and tan lotion and
complexion oeautlfier. at very. very
small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces OF orchard
white for a few cents. Massage
this sweetly fragrant lotion into the
face. neck, arms and hands each
day. and zee how freckles and blem.
lshes disappear. and now clear. soft
and white the skin becomes. Yssl
I, is harmless
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
rAE OIL srocK cRooks

Editor The Star; have read
with considerable admiration your
strong article IN ioday's paper I'M
der the caption Get Rich-Quick
scheme Takes Many Millions" II
takes courage for a big metropolis
tan Newspaper 10 go IN % give
these crooks a flaying. as they are
very generous advertisers. and
there is always the chance that you
will step on someone's toes
q. -. MOREY.
Three Lakes, wn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09

small nodules OF tissues. called
lymph nodes. tn which the cancer
collects. forming there secondary
Jumps or mestathses. as tho physi
clan calls them.
Tho true carcinoma doer not
often get into the blood vessels. and
therefore II remains localized for a
very considerable time 40 that the
surgeon has an opportunity to re.
move II II the diagnosis IL made.
Another kind Of cancer. called by
the physician sarcoma. spreads to
the blood vessels and consequently is
much more difficult to cure, because
this spreading takes place very
carly in tho course OF the disease.
and the cells are swept all over the
body. starting new little tumors
where they are deposited.
While cancer grows thru the very
tissues which surrounds u. Il does
not have roots, as the quacks sny.
What are called roots are moro fire..
quently blood vessels leading from
the cancer. or bits OF fibrous tissue.
When n quack assures patient that
he takes cancer out by the roots"
he IL talking nonsense.
Some cancers grow very slowly.
for instance. some OF those on tho
skin may remain for 10 or 20 years
without spreading any very great
distance and without forming little
Jumps olsewhere in the body. Other
cancers grow very rapidly and are
fatal within a few monuhs. Most
cancers, however, remain local for
q considerable period.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
PROBABLY ONE or THOSE
COME EASY, GO EASY FELLOWS

We are glad to see the school boys
practlclng baseball. II always ap
peared to W. that t. was one Of tho
incest and eicanest< sports that
young mcn could indulge In. We
hope the boys viii have scmc good
games here this summer. rs We
would like To contribute 20 cents TO
the good cause .--obcrlin. kas,. Her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
Who Missed the Show Friday
Atuht7

The party or parties who went
into Mrs. Frank Smiths house las,
Friday evening while che vas a,
the show and took part % her
washing nGhine had better return
u as soon AZ they got their wash
ing done and save further trouble
as they ire known. Everyou. was
not at the show in town.--ithaca
fNichD Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
AMERICAN SHIP EXPENSE
LISTED S2,223,835, 900

wARHIHGToE. May s.--Ameri'
cas- shipbuildlng bill for the fiscal
year 1879 will lie f2.2Z3.bss 900.
Chairman Hurley. Of the shipping
board. Informed the house appropria-
tions committee today. In asking
for the amount. Hurley naid all but
fssb 900 would he used directly for
production OF ships.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09

hpr"ins IN Its own
way thru the body.
Certain forms
which arise in
glands. such as
the breast. arc call.
ed carcinoma and
this sort spread
slowly 10 places
where there are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
MOVIE MtLrITtDES

MOVIE MtLrITuDEs
4 few Years nro
Ne were one of
Those who said we'd
Never stand In line
To So a movie
The other night No
stood on our hind
Legs a half.hour
For another one %
Those hour half hours
And then a big. hclty
Mortal got tired or
Seeing tho show thru
Twice and nlceplng
Thru tbs third. and
Got up We pounccd
For his seat but a
Woman sitting next to
IL called her friend
Across the aini~. Who
Beet uH 90 81. and Wc
Made for her OK scat.
Rut somebody from
Now here already filled
a. FINALLY. when 40
bid set seated eveSg body
In front OF vs. and In
our row started this,
Isn't this where Nc
Came IN Let's go
And We Kept boehlng up
And down 10 let them
Out and In. and right
Now VIC couldn't tell
You what IN. picture
Was about. for the
Kaiser wlshbone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09

ngitator, and should be informed
with them. You're truly.
An ALAsKAS THIRD LIBERTY
BOND HOLDER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09

The governor Of Missouri has at last found
1rilling to United States senator. HIS name
Is Xenophon Whitley. IL hard job 10 find
The governor began ith Champ Clark aud trent doicH
the alphabet to and W before he found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
Let Us See!

Freedom, For ALL Forever
And while boys fighting and buying
bonds with this glorious cry in mouths shall the tee
graph employees have the right to organize for what they
believe is their good?
We guess how the kaiser would How will
President Wilson's national labor board answer? II
must be kaiser a Wilson answer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09

IF q leak in one Of the city reservoirs not
pended quicker than that Of the civil service commits
sion, more Cedar river caer wouh 90 TO caste than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09

cable says the kaiser is beiered TO be tcedkening
mentally, and that he is the rictm Of Authorizations
There's nothing about his being the y. Of h. That
trouble began in the Of 1917.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09

.NoW that the successful operation Of a oiresssly
controlled oeropldne, needing pilot is announced.
Inventors pouh bit produce uireiesslv CON
trolsd and tcirelessy controlled dutopdtonS TO
charge No Mons Land, could be robbed
of much Of its frghtfulness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
CANCER

There are many kinds Of cancer
and each kind acts differently and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09

The Steel trusts receipts last year $685.
100000. And only fetC years ago the country
greatly ercited because IL ,oouh take 81 900 10
pay Uncle Sans bills for year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
Old Abe Would Be Proud of Her

Mary Lincoln Beckwith great granddaughter OF Abra-
ham Lincoln insists this is time for her to sit around
and gossip whiri about in social affairs.
This is the time when get busy learning something
about farming. Miss Mary is quoted saying Forth
with she enrols student at Cornell for short term
course in agriculture
"Not enough to- work farm Tin Vermont) so
I'm going to help" she explained
II only her great granddad could hear that,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-27
IN FERROCARRILERO DESLEAL
\ Los ESTADOS UNIDOS.

ALBUQUERQUE, \. M.-Ab-il
22.-W. :. Faust. conductor &c trcnos
De carga del Fcrrocarril de Santa FG,
esta acus&do, aunque no ante las au-
toc.dadcs sino ante la opinion puolica,
dc ser des!eal a los EStados Uridos.
Dicha acuSacion esta basada en- al
@unaS Gcclaraciones que hizo en- publ
CO q rcfcrido fcrroc&rrilero, dicicmdo
Cue 81 no habia comprado bonos de Ia
litcr;ad nj los ccmpraria, nj lc i'm
port2ha NADIA 10 que Sc rcfcria 4 IL
guerra.
Ot-o dc los ~capitulos PorqUe s. lc
acuga, consiste en- habe:sc negado .
que Sc colocara II bandera americana
en- ol caboosc de su trcn, Y tcdos cs;os
cargcs j%untos, dieron lugar a que
aver, UNI G:upo de fcrrocarrilcros Sc a.
rpoderara de Ia persona de Faust, al
cue primero Sc k quiso e~nlbadurnar
de alquitrin para emplumarscle, pc
70 despueS Sc cambi0 de opinion, y Sus
aprehenscreS Sc conformation con I'm
tarlo de alquitran con una enorme
brocha, y en- tai lastimoso cstado pa
searon5o por las GALES &c Ia ciIdad
haste ha"crlo que jurara lea!tad a los
E<tados UnidoS.
Sc le oblig0 a que besara Il ror
una todas las eStreIlas de una enorme
tandera americana; en- seguida
companeros 10 lievaron hac!a IN lugar
, enfrente de la Casa iieLonda. Ell DON
Dc ic obligaron a que dirigiera II ~
!a5ra al pueblo jurando lealtad q su
bandera. Una enorme nlultitud que
" co@grcgo IN csc punto con me-
! &C 10 que ocurria, Sc cXtrano dc Yer q
Faust uEtado de alqu;tr&n hasta c:
Ia cara. Y cscucha las frazeS de pa,
triotisn,o Que dirigia al publico.
DesDuGs de este, 10 hiciaron mar.
char por las principal2s GALES lie il
| ciudad envuelto en- Ia bandc-a ameri,
! cana, l~ievandolo hasta q! trcnte dc la
| Cam&ra de Concrete. en- donGe fut
obligado = besar otra vez las estrellas
americans, V por dltimo Sc le oblig6
q firmar IN chek por vaior de Gin
cuenta pesos, para IN bono del tercel
emprestito de Ia libertad.
DeSpues de TODD este, Faust fut
d"jado en- libertad, pero con ia adver,
tencia de cue 81 r~eincidia, seria casti
gadc mas adelante y tai vez lincha-
DC ror sus mismos ccmpa1eros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-27
-
FESTIVAL PATRlOTICO

Los meXicanos Residences en-
Evansville, Texas, formaron una
Junta Patri6tica para celebrar al
guaos fcsteios en- conmemOracion dc
la gloriosa defensa de la ciudad dc
Puebla hccha por ell invicto genera.
Zaragoza ell ) de mayo de 1862. Id
Junta. Patri6tica L que nos referi
mos csta rresidida por el senior Re.
yes Aguilaya.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-27
De LAS OFICINAS DEPOLICIA
Sc E DORMIDO

Habia sido encargado a Ia policia
IN automovil Buick, registro numero
1864, p~erteneciente a la San Fran
cisco Auto Livery, a quien fue TO
bada tai maquina. Aver a las $40
de la madrugada en- Ia Gale Alvin
fue encontrado ell automovil y dem
tro IN soldado ebrio que Sc qued|
dormido en- el mismo automovil. La
policia recogio la maquina y consig-
no al soldado a la policia militar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-27
RECUPERO SU MAQUINA

FL senior S. C. McCurdy, domici'
liado en- Ia casa numero AIS de Ia
Gale z. Park, sufrio el robo de ST
autom6vil Dodge, de cinco ~pasajeros,
registro numcro 7,640 del Estado dc
Texas. Pocas horas mas tarde de
haber sido robada dicha maquina, e.
agente O'Connor Ia cncontro en- Ia
cuadra numero 900 de la avenlda
San Pedro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-27
PENDIENTES DE INYESTI-
GACION.

Los agentes de Ia escuadra con-
ira Ell vicio aprehendieron ell mier-
coles por la noche a dos matrimo-
MOS ita!ianos que fueroa registra-
dos pendientes de Investigation.
Ademas Sc hicieron la misma no
che otras cuatro aprehenciones de
individucs acusados de violar los ar
ticulos 3 V 4 de la nueva %ordenan-
~ dc policia.