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FRENCH TAKE
TOWN Of R0YE
AND VILLAGES
PENETRATE rs MILES
ON SEVEN MILE FRONT
Beaten Germans Being Pur-
sued By General Debeny's
French Army

PARIS, Aug. 27.--In m advance
reaching two arl . half miles ut GER
tain points, on a twelve and half mile
front today, the French captured Koye
and seven vnlageg. according to the
war office announcement tonight.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-Genersl Debeny's
army advanced today on front Of eight
miles to Il depth of three miles. In
their progress tho French troops cap
tured the town of Boye.
WITH THE TRENCH ARMIES IN
FRANCE, Aug. 27--(By the Associated
Press.)-t4 p. rp.)-Roye was taken TINS
morning by the French In the course
Of a brilliant attack following an m
successful counter attack by the enemy.
The Germans are in retreat over seven
mile front north and south Of Eoye.
WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES N
FRANCE, Aug. 27.-(By the Associated
Press)-(4:3o p. m.)-The First French
army, after beating the Germans IN
their battle positions before Eoye, took
tho town today and now is pursuing tho
Germans, who are in retreat on line
4IuAA @~oA@N W.
south of Roye.
At o'clock this afternoon, General
Debc1y's men were in tho region Of
Hatteucourt, from where tho u1c pass
cs inst west of Cremery and Gruny, ey
Carpui and to the west OF Eoigli5e and
west OF VcrpuNeres. The French en-
ctrcling tactics overcaine the new Ger
man system Of defense by the pro1use
use of machine guns. Strongly protected
and heavily armed positions We're
turned, one after the other, until the
enemy was Obliged to abandon tho hrst
and then the second line Of defeuses OF
1914, upon which he fell back after be-
ing driven out Of Montdid1er. Tile Ger
mons arc now relying on their aviation
to protect their retreat. Their ntr-
planes were ont In great number today,
attacking the pursuing columns and
engaging tho French squadron5 Of OBJ
servation and pursuit planes.
The final brca.: in the German sec
ond limo came this morning, when, after
repulsing counter attack upon st.
Mard the French infantry resumed the
offensive. They completely encircled
Roye and threw the enemy back several
miles east Of the town.
In spite Of fatigue from the long, hard
going ahead with the arior and en-
thusinsnl of fresh troops.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-T p. m)-French
troops last nigh1 and today advanced
for IN average depth Of two to three
miles on front Of eight miles. cap
turing the towns OF Royc and Grape
according to news received
here tonight from the battle front.
To the north Of the region Of the
French advance, British troops pushed
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WHEA7LESS DAYS AND.
WHEATLESS MEALS OFF
after SEPTEMBER |

wAsBNGfoE. August 27.-un.-
versal war bread for all the NATIONS
arrayed against tho Central Powers =
provided for in new regulations an
nounced by Food Administrator aooVer
today, under which wheat flour re-
stricttons are relaxed and the allies
given bread containing moro wheat
than they have had since the carly
days Of the war.
The regulations are effective ON
September I and wheatless days and
wheatless meals viii be discontinued
on that date.
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WASHINGTON. August "i.-NHh Il
general informal understanding I" pro-
vide for nationwide bone dry" prohl-
bition, beginning July l. 1919. and con-
tinuinE during the war. the Scnat" to-
morrow will resume consideration q!
the prohibition measure which has h'h
uending for many months.
Leaders Of wet and dry factions
late today announced that sentiment
was general in support Of III" c"mpr"-
mise negotiated Ia pnstpon" the Ell
fective day Of absolute prohibition
from Janunry !. 1919. as proposed IN the
pending. bill. until July |, next. Prompt
passaSet of the measure win inc
compromise included wGs predicted
Some leaders believed it might b" pass
ed tomorrow. but Senator Sheppard. Of
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In the region around ASraS INC t>r1SAe0
now arc well astride the roads leading
to Douai and Cambria, and fufther
south along the So1nIpe they have
pressed forward until they are almost
at tie gates Of Peronne. Between the
somme and the Disc, the French have
broken the backbone Of the German
resistance at Roye.. capturing this
pivotal point to au invasion eastwar1t
Of the plains of Picerdy and advancing
their lines north and south Of tho town
over a front of about. 1917 miles to
depth Of more than 81: miles at GER
tain points.
North of scissors the French, al
though the Germans are ashtIng tnem
bitterly, again have advanced slightly
their line In tho outf1anNng movement,
both against tho Observation-Disclosures re-
giop and tho c7oyou sector.
Eyerywhere the Germans have lost
heavily In men killed or uade prison.
ers. and in addition. tho allied troops
arain have captured numerous guns,
machiue Guns and wax STOKES. The
prisoners taken by the British trom
last "wednesday to Monday Of tho pres
ent week aggregate 21,ooo. In hshtnS
Tuesday, ABOUND st. Mard, west OF koye'
the French secured l.loo captives.
The Canadian troops are fighting IN
lively fashion between the Seusee anu
Scarpe rivers, and to them have ra1en
numerous German held villages and
many prisoners.
Bapaune, one Of the strategic poinIs
over which there has been much heavy
fighting, Is Still held By the Germans,
ert the British a-e now 50 nee1ly
around 1t that possibly few Of the enemy
remain inside the sheu-torn town fne
british on the west are In. the outskirts
of the place, and doubtless it soon Will
be nipped out Of tho battle limo In the
pircer movement that is being employed
against it.
T. the north the British already are
ACROSS tho upper end of the old Htncen-
burg line and if their progress con-
times they soor will be able to operate
TO the east of tho line on unsearred
ground en- which tanks and cavalry can
be brought into the fray with good Fe-
suits.
Behind tho lines everywhere Frcncn
and British airmen are harrass1nS fne
Ger7rsps IN retreat, but In this Work
they are oeing met by large forces OF
enemy air1nen, who are fighting hard
In an endeavor 10 mako secure the
retrograde movement Of their 1901 SOL
diers.
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MUST CUT OUT AUTO, MOTORCYCLE
AND MOTOR BOATING ON SUNDAYS

communities without other means Of
transport alton.
Automobiles for hire. including taxi
cabs are Included in the class OF motor
vehicles thar are expected TO observe tho
request.
This action was decided on by Fuel
Administrator Garfield and oil Director
RrTua as precau,ion against threat
cned shortage Of gasoline for overseas
shipment. Mr. ReQma said there is sufFi-
cient Slsoln" in the country. but to be
on the safe side il would be necessary
for the consuming public to exercise tho
strictes, economy. and to this end the
public was asked not to Use motor vs-
hicles or motor boats for pleasure on
sundays. r" said It was not likely the
restriction would oe necessary for any
great number OF Sundays,
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WASHINGTON. Aug. o1.-The fuel adj
rr,cjs,ration to-day called on the public
east Of the Mississippi river 70 stop
using gasoline tor passenger automobiles
motorcycles and motor boats on sundays
until further notice. Unless voluntary
action on tho part % the public improves
the gasoline situation. notice is gwen
that IN. adn,inis, ration will be obliged
To sntorc.. prohibitnry regulations.
Tho following exceptions 20 tho re-
quest arc n:ide:
Tractors and motor trucks engaged in
hauling ot freight. physicians auton,o-
hiieS, arnhulancrs. ,irr and police ap7ar-
atus. public utilities. repair wagons. gas
olinr railway equipment. and motor ve-
e5cles used By persons living IN rural
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YANKS GET THE
UPPER HAND IN
BITTER FIGHT
AMERICANS ATTACKED
GERMANS AT BAZOCHES
Huns Came Back With Lively
Offensive at Fismette, But
Are Repulsed

On the vesle front the Americans
and Germans are in rather bitter
fight In tho towns Of F1smette and
Bazoches. The Americans started
tho trouble at Bazoches ana the Ger
mans rcciprocated with an attack ON
Fismette. At last accouE: the
Americans had the upper hind at
both places
WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES
on THE VESLE FRONT. Aug. 27.-
(By The Associated rrcss)-4 y. ILL.,
American troops today attacked tho
Germans in the rc..:"II Of Bazorh"S.
three miles west II tismeS, SiInuI-
tancously the sGyriu',nt attacked the
American lines at fiSnrettc, about Il
mile northwest Of Fismcs
Infantry lighting i'll the outskirts or
Bazochcs is still continuing. The
Americans at present are holding the
upper hand.
In their attack on the Fismctte the
Germans bornbarted the town with
heavy guns and aerial bombs German
aviatorS eudeavorcd to drive the AHicri-
cans from the houses in Fismette so
that German machine Eunners III tho
hills could pick them off,
The American attack on lS2Z0chcs
was made nm daylight and the Art1crl-
cans improved their positions although
the Germans resisted stubborniF.
The Germans cndeavorcd t" send ad-
ditional infantry-mcn to rrln1orcS t9ciT
lines and as they passed down the hi't
north Of Bazochcs many Of them were
Killed by the French and American ar
tillcry and machine guns.
a stiff barragc proceeded the American
infantry attack and the bombardGncnt
was answered viciously by the Ger
mans.
WITH TIE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE Monday. Aug. @6.-tBy The
Il y Tnn
and grit again were cXcmplitiGd Satur-
day night when units on tn" WoeTre
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fBy the Associated Press.)

Frenzied attacks by the foe have failed hold back IN
British and French hard after the Germans tn
7e the north of Aas to the region OF soon
All along front the German line has given way before IN
pressure of the British French troops points where the
back of the enemy the capture of towns and roads running
adds greatly to his already serious 1r0 w
point of strategy. ~
Numerous towns villages and hals have fallen into the hand
of the British French in the OF the hghng
scarcely anywhere along the battlefront have the Gerans o
To do more than delay the allies Rear guard actions In winch III
Vulnerable machine guns used also merely to keep IN
allied advance slowed far possible while the main el
ode make their way eastward retreat toward positions
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BONE DRY PROHIBITION FOR !.
THE COUNTRY NOW INEVITABLE

TEXAS manager Of the dry forces,
said tn" final vote probably would not
be reached before Thursday.
Under the compromise arranged by
leaders of the two senate factions. to be
formally presented rs an amendment by
senator Sheppard. manufacture of beer,
and wines would stop May l. 1919, In
stead Of November |. 191SSas provdde6
in the present hill. Production OF dis
tllled beverages already has ceased 7u4l-
der the food control law.
Wine interests are expected to'mAke
final fight to postpone operation OF thd
pcasurc. At n hearing today before The
senate agriculture committee, fcpres5e4r
tativcs Of California grape eroWers- Ask
I'd for post6oncment Of tho ppphthtdou
effective date until Jy,x1- ma
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sand in
fell and civilians were doors
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Man Power Bill Passes Senate
With "Work or Fight" Clause
WHEEL inc BOY KILLED IN ACTION
SOMEWHERE IN BIC BATTLE LINE

at home: Mrs. c. l.. keefer. and Mrs.
FL. I.amhrccht, all of this city. and
Louis Franz. brother. residing on
Twelfth street He was n graduate or
tho Washington school Of North
Wheeling.
1t will BE- remembered that nc led the
city boys in the big parade on the day
that they departed from tho city. and
that he was in charge Of the lads on
their trip To camp. 1t was with pro-
found regret that it was learned that
hr had met his death on the battle
field
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toward Cambria,
CANADIAN FORCES N TRANCE.
August 27.-At an carly stage Of the
British drive yesterday morning In tho
scarpe river region. Scottish troops re-
ported the capture Of tho three trenches inches
and two hours and ten minutes after
zero the whole of 1t was In their 1ands.
This lack Of morale may be explained In
some slight degree by the inclusion Of
several hundred A1satians AMONG the
prisoners. Ono Of these who spoke PSF
feet French, explained that he was, aftsr
oil, content to be q prisoner.
1--WE fight and give fght" hs said. I'VE
each do the best we can for our country.
NOW. for me- It Is over. have sister
In Paris. shall be glad to SEQ Germany
beaten, and she 1nows It. She II Inort
Of ammunition and has used up all Of
heY men. Look At these rosy checked
boys Of II and 16. Are they fit to b
soldiers?
"Go it. you Canadians" captured Of:
fcer cried. "Go right to Berlin thst'S
the only way you can end this blo9dy
war"
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AMBASSADOR PAGE
TOLEAVE HIS POST

WASHINGTON. August 21.-Due TO
continued i'll health, Walter Hines Rage,
ambassador Of the United States to
Great Britain. has offered his rcsig7fsl-
tIon to President Wilson. While no Of
ficial announcement was Forthcoming to-
day. it was learned in official circles
that the President Mt the urgent request
OF the ambassador. had decided 10 accept
tho resignation.
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THE WEATHER

For est Virginia and western PENN
! sylvAnia-Probsbly showers "wednesday
and Thursday.
For ohto-erobably showers we{nes-
DAY and Thursday; warmer wednesday.
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Mr. krpp"l retains the duties hero
To for, assigned him.
''rhr new relations assumed hy Mr..
StrttiniuS is in pursuanC" Of plnnS fHil"
discussed with him before he went 10,
Europe. and with which he is in full ac-
cord"
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LONDON August 9S.---Walter Hines
Page. the American ambassador TO Great
Britain. is about 10 resign on account or
m health, according 10 announcement
rrrMc here today.
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BACKBONE DF GERMAN RES|5! !ANCE
BROKEN IN FRENCH CAP TURE Of
IMPORTANT STRONGHOLD Of R0YE

Bapaume Still Held By the Germans But the Town Pracc-
ally Surrounded By the English Armies-2l 0OC Pris-
oners For Haigs Army Since Last Wednesda British
Operating Beyond the Hindenburg Line at One Point
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ROYE FALLS; PERONNE NEXT
FRANCOBRITISH VICTORY GROWS WITH EACH PASSING HOUR
Two-Hour Battle of Americans and
Mexicans, With Hundreds Killed or
Wounded; Col. Herman Wounded

ONE AMERICAN KILLED. TOGETHER WITH ONE CIVILIAN WHILE BE-
TWEEN AND TWENTY SOLDIERS ARE MEXICAN CASUALTIES
THREE HUNDRED D-GREASERS DRIVEN OVER INTERNATIONAL LINE
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THE WEATHER

Probable showers Wednesday and
Thursday.
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PARIS Aug. 27--In m advance
reaching two arl half miles ut GER
tain points, on twelve and half mile
front today, the French captured K,oye
and seven villages. according to the
war office announcement tonight.
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. "AHp0S 5nn
uaVIo ~ "
~UNTD STATS
0UER0Hr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-08
Sc DA POR rERDIDO AL CARBO,
NERO "CYCLOPS".

WASHINGTON, Mayo Como
parte final de la Investigation Que Sc
ordeno por Ell gohierno americana pa
"a buscar al carbonero rcrdido "Cy-
clops." de la escuadra americana. la
Secretaria de Marina anuncio how
que los barcos de guerra estan de-
sembarcando tripulantes de botes en-
las eostas del Oeeano a fin de que
pregunten a los pescadores de todas
las islas a~ntilianas que Sc italian cer-
ca de la ruta que debi0 seguir el bar
co, cuando sali6 de las Barbados, ha-
&c cerca de IN mes, 81 saben algo de
la suerte corrida por Ell citado va
por.
Ninguno de los barcos ~empehados
en- la busca del "Cyclops," ha anun-
ciado Ell hallazgo De restos de ,nau-
Tragic Y de cualqpiera otra Chase u
ayude a despejar Ell misterio. Los
funcionarioS de la Marina admiten
que Sc acerca la nora en- que debe
darse por defintivamente perdidos 81
gran carbonero V las trescientas
personals que iban q bordo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-08
Cada dia es mayor ell odio
de los rusOS a, los
teutORGS

LONDRES, Mayo DE acuerio
cor las noticias Pecibidas de Russia.
| por conducts de fuentes suecaS Y no.
landesas Independence, Sc sabe que
| los rumorcS del derrocamiento del go
bierno bolshevikI. que han cstado PRO-
palandose r"cieItemente, son absolu-
.amente falsos Tai veZ dichCs ru-
mores Sc debieron al hccho de que la
administration del Soviet eSti ahora
tratando de ma~nejarSe con una mayor
moderation.
Ell Consejo Nacional de Comisiona-
dos Sc ha visto obligado ahora a COM
batir a los anarquistas, dice eli dcS-
pacho de referencia, tai como el 60
bierno de KerCDSky two que comba-
tir d los bolsheviki. Leon Trotzky,
MiniStro dc la Guerra y Marina, es,
ia abogando por ell trabajo obligato-
rio, 10 que ha reSultado en- una fric-
'ci6n con los anarquistas.
Rcspecto al cstabIecimicato del
nuevo ejercito, ell dcspacho dice:
"El detaile mas signIficativo es ell
de que los f~Wn1iorarios del regimen
de kerensky cstan volvtendo a ocupar
puestos en- la administration. ESto ha
resultado en- ei resiabiacimienJo del
orden en- IN grade ve-daGcramente
notable, s2eciaimea.e por 70 que re5-
pecta a Ia distribution de where's.
MuchaS coSas Guc aRteriorElCnte no
habia quieH puGiera inducir a que Sc
hicieran, estan ahora haciendosc uni
oamentc por Ia Inspiration del odio
cada vez mayor do parte de la ma
ci6n rusa para ell opresor aleman.
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Sc HAuA FREnIE IL PElI
GRO De Una REVUElTA SOCIALISM,
Las organizaciones obreras han lanzado un ma
nifiesto diciendo que en- case necesario
lucharan por sus derechos
TAI ACrTUD Sc DEBE AL PROPOSlTO DEL GOBIER=
NO DE SUSPENDER Ell PARLAMENTO

Isl ell ~absolutismo Sc restahlecc por
los pan-germaEistaS, sin considcra-
cion 4 NADIA, 10 que cqulvaie a Ia pro-
longacion de IL guerra. las classes o.
breras Sc veran forzadas d luchar por
sus derechos.H
FL manifesto ccncluye exnortando
q los obreros a estar ~preparadcs pa
IA luchar Ell case dc que sea necc-
sario.
Ell Arbeiter Zeitung, diario socia-
lista de Viena, describe como infantil
y criminal la idea del gobierno, idea
cue puede exaccrbar las pasiones dc
las muchedumbres, cuando puede re-
~solverse la crisis por una simple pro-
rroga del p]ariamento. FL citado Pc
ri6dico preyiene Il Primer Ministrc
Won Seydler "a los fun~cionarios quo
Sc italian datras de el, cue Sc encuen,
| tran afDprde. de un prec;piefe:
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Fueron b0mbadeadas las
bases Rava|es aIema=
mas en- B6Igica
Tn peri6dico aleman ccniiesa que
ell reciente ataque de los III
gleses a Zeebrugge
Tue I'm SXitO

LONDRES, Mayo Los contin-
gentes navales aereos que tienen Su
base de operaciones en- DunGuerQue,
han bombardeado las bases navales V
submarines alemanas en- Ostende,
Westende Y Zee5rugge, y el rompe-
olas y has compuertaS de los ~caHalcs
en- este Gltimo lugar, Segun dice el
communicable Official que sc pub!ico hoy
aqui.
LONDRES, Mayo Quo el recien-
tie ataque de los ingleses a la base
submarine alemana en- Zecbruggc
constituy0 IN eXito para los ing!eses,
ha sido coafesado par eI Frankfurter
Leitung en- un concentrate que So5rc
esa acc!0n hizO cl citado peri6dico,
qulen encarece a los funcionarioS de
Ia marina que Sc tomcn medidas pa
IA haecr trcnte "a un autagonista dc
tan notable in~trepidez."
"Serla tonic neg2-, aGvcga Ct CT
tado p~eri61ico. que ia flGta fn-icsa
alcanz0 IN gran eyito pos medic Go
IN golpe vcrGadcramente audaz. al
peHetra- en- una dc las mas impor-
ta2teS f~ortaieZas On las que f!ota IA
baTdcra ~aleraEa.
"Pcro 4 pesar Gle 10 d~esagradahlc
que pucda ser, debemGS admitir fran
camcntc Que los barrn3 eHcmiaos Ell
tTaron e. cfc"to Il! puerto dc Zee
brugge. Cue Il haccrlo ash, no hay
ninguna razGn dc Guc Gichos barcoI
puedsn manana o paSado realizar o.
ira hazana Scmeiaatc, por 10 cue es
dc lmperiosa necasidad que nucstrc
commando naval este ~alcrta, pues te-
emo que hacer frente a in anita
g~oniSta de notable audacia."
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Los esIaVos del sur tam
bieR Sc encuentfaR
indignados
COnsideran la decision del Pri-
n1er MinistFo Won Seydler.
com0 una concession pa
"a los alemaneS

LONDRFS, Mayo Los ultimos
ayontecimientos que Sc han desarro-
lladc en- la situacion austriaca, pueden
rcaSumirse ono una CONCESSION d
los alemaneS Y una amenaza para los
csiavoS del suE," segun dice un des-
2acho que procedente de La Haya Sc
recibio aq:i hoy por el Daily Mail.
~ correS1onsal de dicho %periodico,
qua es ell Que mauda Ia information,
dice entire otraS cOSaS
al menos, tai es como los Tche-
que5 y los eslavos del sur interpre-
tan Ia decision del Primer Ministro
Won Seydler, al pedir que los arreglos
relatives : IL administration provin-
cial Sc lieveG tan solo a efecto por
10 que respecta d Bohemia, siendo que
tales arregloS 81 prometieron hace Yin
n POGO mas 0 menos, para toda el
Austria.
Los ale:naRcS abstracts e5tan @
jcrcie9do p:esiGn en- favor de vario,
cambios ADMINISTRATORS que les ha-
bran de dar gran Influenza sobre to-
Ga Ia maGIinarla del gobicrno, en- Wis
"a de Su proportion numerical Los
TchcqueS consideran que Ia concession
de los alen!aneS eS un obStacGlo pues-
to en- el canine de la ~realizacioT lie
su propia iemaGGa por Ia independent
cia p~olitica de Bohemia.
FL anuncio de Won Sey0icr ma We
nido a enfurecer verdaderarante J.
los Tcheques. Les eSlavoS del sur Sc
hallan tambien disgustados por Ia
proclama de que Sc tomaran mciidas
energicas para reprimir cualesquie-
IA disturbios en- ell sur.
La prenSa Seaccionaria aiemana
eSta por su parte encareciendo al 60
bierno, que Sc atajen las tendencias
rebeldes de los Tcheques y de los es-
lavoS del sur, por medic de Ia fuer-
Ia Y a que Sc ponga bajo las auto
ridades militares la distribution y ad-
miniStraci6n de los where's en- los dis
tritos agricolas, indicando que los
acontecimientos en- Ia Ukrania han We
nido a prooar que solamente la fuer-
Ia vence los obstaculos cuando la ad-
ministracion politica normal llega a
IN grade de impotencia, debido a las
condolences locales