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BoIsheVik Ambassador In berlin
Laughs at Critics.

GENEVA May l7.--AdolDh Joffe. The
Rolsheyik Ambassador 10 Germany. con-
urues to defy the German Emperor ana
the Government according to a Borll1
despatch In spite Of every warning the
red flag Of Russia Is still flying over the
Embassy and diplomatic etiquette is s.nl
ignored by refusal to pay the usual visits
Of ceremony. Several newspapers de-
mand the Ambassadors expulsion as a
dangerous and undesirable resident NJ
Joffs Is said 70 be more amused than
comment
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PIMLlC0 RESULTS.

FIRST RACE Selling two-yc3--7lds
straight iil.aO. place SiSo. SHOW 81 80.
hrst, Little Maudio. lO3 ,McAtee). place
$3.50. show $3.50, second MolonChoua.
lilo (OBrien), show g. so, th!ri, Time.
i.O2, John Powers, Dancing Girl Nc
Lane, Little Cotel, Ola BIN Bender
also rsn.
SECOND EACE-Sc0uue. fou~.vear
olds and inward. six urIongs. Pre-
sumption. ll3 ,Suog gdmanl. straight
1886 49, rl0cr fooau show Nl-u. FIRST.
Eddie Henry, lls CTroNler), place Sc 5U
Morslcrj, show $3.50. third Time
Ia Back Bgv The Decision. Ewta
Ring Dove, Wanda PitEer. Indian
ITNAo' Tsd''9' Santa Marine. &lV.le
"A. at4u van
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NEXT ATTACK BY GERMANS
MAY BE THE CRUCIAL One
No Relaxation Among the British Forces, for
the Drive Is Expected to Begin at
Almost ANY Moment.
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE, Thursday. May i6 tAsso-
ciated Press). Allies are still
waiting for Field Marshal Won Hin
denburg 10 show his hand. No more
magnificent weather could bo mag
med than has favored the western
front In the last forty-eight hours,
but even this has brought no change
in the military situation. The Ger
mans remain comparatively inactive
IN their sun baked defenses, and
we're It not for the grumbling OF the
guns, the clouds OF dust along the
ines OF transport and the night OF
airplanes winging their way across
the battle gone, II would be hard to
realize that O war was going on.
Notwithstanding this. there has
been no relaxation OF the tension
which has existed along the front
FOR many days. II is realized that
the enemy may strike at any time.
Certainly no one doubts that an am
bilious offensive Is in preparation.
and the time necessary 20 complete
the plans must have about run its
course.
The delay Is In Itself an added IN
o!cGtioa that the next German push
IS 10 be one OF great magnitude and
aerceness. This next battle may
easily be the crucial one, for the
Germans undoubtedly will attempt
once more TO smash entirely through
the Allies lines.
II the Germans again tail 10 achieve
their aim-And all along tris front
there Is confidence that they will
tho defending forces will feel easy
once more, for they believe that II
the enemy cannot break through this
time he will have played his last high
trump. II he IS held again IL Will BE-
tho beginning Of the end for the Cen
trsl Powers. military experts say.
In this connection the assistance
Of America. fast coming to tho rcs-
cue, 10 emphasized. II is folt that
with steadily growing man power tho
Allies will be able 20 resume the OF
fensive and reclaim the land overrun
by the invaders. Dependence IS being
placed out here on the help OF the
United States IN delivering the iniah-
ing blow She holds the balance OF
power and the prospects are being
discussed eagerly throughout tn,
length OF tho line. Everywhere ther,
10 confidence In America on the par
Of Allied officers and men.
While the infantry was compare
lively inactive to-day, the uirnen on
Doth sides have been extremely busy
II daybreak this morning archie
smells began screaming skyward 20.
ward hostile planes, and ever since
German ayiators have been making
good use OF the brilliant sun 10 rec,
Onuoitrc and take photographs, IT.,
Allied airmcn have been pursuing
their steady and relentless work Over
tho German lines.
The ideal hyng weather yesterday
on the British front In Flanders con,
atituted a bad period for the enemy
cir service. One British brigade
alone, up 20 3 o'clock In the after,
oon, had destroyed flfteen German
planes and had driven six other,
down out OF control, according TO re,
liable figures, and at least five othei
hostile machines were sent crashinI
down. To-day IS another perfect da,
and II Is certain TO see many bitteI
clashes IN the air.
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OSCAR STAYS AT WALDORF.
New Contrnct ~ Hi- own Figure
IL signed,
oscar OF tho waldorf viii remain on

oscar OF tho Waldorf win remain on
he Job
All doubt as 20 chance .n tho chief
n the service department was removed
this afternoon when oscar and L. NJ
Bloomer. the new general director. rigne
the same piece or paper The paper
was a contact and the salary oscar Is
10 receive was filled In by himself Just
what II ls neither he nor the hotel man
ager stated, but both declared they were
When oscar begins work tomorrow
he viii begin hts fifteenth year OF SER
vice Al tho Waldorf
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ENJOYS MAY LEAVE RUSSIA.
Allies All 20 go ~ French AmbRs-
sndOr Leaves.

LONDON. May l1--If the French
Ambassador to Russia, Joseph NOu-
lens IS compelled to leave the country
;hc other representatives OF tho Allies
may follow him, says an Exchange
Telegraph despatch from Moscow. In
soviet circles, the message continues.
H. Is expected NJ. Noulens VIII be re-
called soon, but II France refuses TO
do so he will be declared TO bo a prl-
vate citizen.
The recall OF Ambassador Soulens
was demanded early this month by
the BolsheyilS Government, on the
ground that he had made statements
not conducive 10 friendly relations
between France and Russia.
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INTERNAL MACHINES
PLANTED BY GERMANS
TO KILL U. S. PATROLS
One Of Them EXplodes in Centre
of Group as a Soldier Steps
on Wire.
XVJGTH THE AMERICAN
w ARMY II FRANCE. May
II LNssoclatcd prcssl.

II CAssoclatcd Prcss).-
The Germans opposite the Amcri-
can sector northwest Of Noul are
resorting 20 Internal machines In
an effort 10 check tho activity OF
American patrols. who 20 out
every night TO roam No Mans
Land and even German land vir-
tually at will.
A member OF an American pa
trQl stepped ON a harmlcss-look-
Ing wire near tho German lines
carly Yesterday and q bomb I'M
mediatcly exploded in the centre
OF tho patrol group. Il had boon
planted bv tho enemy.
The members OF the patrol either
entered or were assisted into an
abandoned trench nearby and tho
soldiers prepared for fight. be-
heving one was certain to come.
They waited In tho darkness for
half an hour for something 20
happen, but the Germans did not
como out Tho party then made
its way cautiously back to the
American line.
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ALSAT|ANS FORCED
TOF|GHT, BUT KEPT
FROM FRONT LINES
French Sentiment of These
Soldiers Causing German
Chiefs Anxiety.
THE FRENCH ARMIES IN

WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN
THE FIELD, April f6 Omitted Prcss).
The necessity. imposed by their
heavy losses. Of transferring divisions
composed largely OF inhabitants OF
A'sacc- Lorraine from tho Russian 10
the French front. is causing tho Ger
man commanders considerable anx-
io,y. owing 10 the unmistakable
French scuumen. OF those soldiers.
Since the arrival OF these divisions
on tho French front German army
orders and official notes have been
found on prisoners, showing the fear
That these soldiers will desert Even
tho crown Prince has been forced TO
take up the matter. and a numocr OF
these documents bear his signature,
some OF which follow:
"ArFoEre Group No. 9iG CSccrct).
General Headquarters OF the
Crown Prince. Feb. 2. 1918.
"- u belongs TO the COM
pany commanders. under the joint
responsibility Of tho battalion ma
jors and rogimcntal commanders.
90 ingulga'c into the Alsatiau and
Lorraluian soldiers q spirit OF pa
tr.otsm.
TT is prohibited for the Alsa-
titn and Lorrainian soldiers to
participate in patrols. They are
also not to be used IN the first
line posts unless for a long time
back they have incontcstably mer-
itcd that confidence be placed in
thcm. but even in this case they
must not be employed as senti-
ncls, except ON double sentry duty
with a German soldier.
1T IS likewise prohibited TO cm-
ploy the subjects Of these two
provinces as orderlies or walters
at staff headquarters or in the
Offices"
Another order that bears the sigma
ture Of tho Grown Prince reads:
'Socret Message Of the
Second Army to the
"Argonne Group.
Jan. .. 1918
Two Alsotlans havo again de-
serted 20 the enemy. l order as
consequence that energetic moa-
surcs be taken and that the rcgl-
mental and division commanders
be rendered responsible for their
application.
"(Signcd) WILHELM.
Grown Prince.
addition By the star Com
mLnder:
Tho Asatian and Lo-raniaa
soldiers must not be used In the
first line until further orders. The
company commanders will OBJ
serve this and viii indicate how
tho Alsatian and Lorrainiun SOL
diers may be otherwise utilized"
still another captured official note
reads.
"March 8, 1918.
"Eighueth Division OF Reserve.
VERY Urgent.
Tho soldiers from Alsace and
Lorraine must not bc used In tho
first lines until further orders.
Company commanders Will OBJ
serve this order without deisy and
will report on how these soldiers
may be used"
Apparently company commanders
failed % Find some other profitable
way" IN which 10 use the Al5atian-
Lorrainlan soldiers because another
secret order OF the Argonne group Of
the German armies. under dote Of
March Is, provides FOR the transfer
OF 400 Of them from divisions serving
at tho front 10 other divisions in the
rear.
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AUSTRIA USING WOMEN.
100000 "a Month Reported Enrolled 10
Hep Army.

BERNE, switzerland, May lI-Aus-
trlan newspapers are exhibiting con-
Germ at what they call the offcminl-
zatiou of the army. II appears that
30 900 women and girls are now en-
plovcd in the aux N.llHry services, as
clerks, servants, &c. and that others
600 o month
They arc being enrolled at Vienna
and sent into the field.
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HOOVER FOLLOWS OWN TEXT
Drives own Car 90 Release chant
feur for War work.

WASHINGTON. May ii.-Food Ad-
min,e,rator Hoover practices what he
breaches not only IN food conservation,
but in other measures 20 help win tho
war To-day he sold his large auto
mobile discharged his chauffeur and be-
gan operating small car himself
Il could not think OF Withholding a
nan 'rorI Industry who should - build
.us -u,ps," SAL the ToJd Admin ktratos.
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Auto XII. Mo,nr CYcIi,t.

DOVER. ~ J.. May i7.--Willlam J.
Tippett twenty-five. employed in the
Plcatlnny Arsenal died IN the Dover
Hospital to-day from injuries received
when his motorcycle crashed into an au-
toniob!le driven by franklin Wormsn Of
slorrlstown. ~ J. The accident happened
on a bend OF the road.
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India 10 Recruit o,cr Soo,oooo Men
NJ Mmrr.

SIMLA, India CTuosday), May H.
THE Government Of India has decided
70 recruit az once more than 50O.O 900
men. Central and provincial puUl'-
vu. bureaus Will DO csla.Ej 4,A
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len Sent 20 Jail for selling Liquor
to Soldiers.

Jail sentences Of from ten 20 sixty
dsys were imposed on ten persons for
violation OF the law against selling
.guOr 20 soldiers and sailors IN unt-
fJrm by Judge Garyln W the Federal
Court In Brooklyn ty-d1y
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Bridrcwatcr, =. d.; John II. Weller.
Mcngclwood, Tenn; Kenneth l. Weld.
Slayton, MINI.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Lieut.. Charles w Maxson. Balti-
more
CorpI Robert Walker, No. 2i2 Grand
Street, Jersey City, N. j.
Leo II. Whitehead, Jeffrey, Ky.
Privutcs Russell l.. Dodson, Winton-
dale. Pa; Fred G. Hickman, Loogos-
tee, Ind.
George Norman. No. 167 Broome
Street, Newark, NJ. J.
Alexander Krakuszoskl. Dobrc,
Poland; William Z. Sweeney, South
Boston, Mass.
PRISONERS.
Previously Reported Missing.
Llcuts. Harold A. Goodrich, New
Haven, Mo: NJ s. Redmond. Pitts
burgh; Private sidney G. kInch,
Cluyvillc, y. Y.
KILLED IN ACTION.
Previously Reported Missing in
Action.
Private John NJ. Jennings, Belle
PRmc, Iowa Oistcd May lJj,
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Tho news that her SON. Corpl. Robert
walker was missing in action
caused no gloom in the homo of Mira.
Bridget walker. his mother. No @7S
Grand street. Jersey city Tho princi-
pal reaction of tho War Department
telegram was TO speed work on pair
OF socks Mrs. Walker IS knitting Tor
her boy But as FOR Robcrt---
Hes an old army man." said Mrs.
Walker today. Tie isn't one OF these
green drafted man. And he'll he able
20 take care ~ himself. 30 I'm not wor-
rying."
walker twcnty-elght years old. has
been In the service more than five
years, having served with the Regular
Army ON the Mexican border.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-07

AMSTERDAM. Noviemhrc tina
delegation aIemana salio dc Berlin
,esta tardc. para 9! frente occidental,
para tratar la question rciatlva al ar
miSticiO.
Los miembros de la citada comIslon
son 81 General +. i. W. Won Gruen-
nell, dclegado militar de Alemanla :
Ia Conferercia de paZ de La Haya;
cl general II. X. \. Won W:ntertc:dt,
ex-Attachc Militsr en- la Embajada
alemcna en- Paris;eI Vicc-almirante
Bcurer Y cI Almirantc Paul Won Hint
re cx-Sccrctario dc R~claciones ENte-
riorcs del imperio.
Aiemania ha pedido 81 retro de to-
dos los representatives rusos cn Ale
mania. scgun anuncia un deSpacho de
Berlin. recihido aqui. Los represent
tantcs alemancs en- Russia, Sc dice que
va han sido llamados por ell goolerno
alcman.
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DEbE
CONTESTAR 81
ACEPTAON No
A CONDICIONES QUE
e HAN IMPUEST0
Mient.as mas Sc tarde en- Pc
dirIas mas severaS seran
las condolences

PARIS. roviembre 6.-Nuy pronto.
du;za manana mismo. Sc cSpcra que
alemania cxprcsc 81 pcdira al Marls-
ca! Foch los terminus formulados por
los aliadoS para la concession dc un
armisticio, scgun la c~rcencia cHpreSa-
da aqui hoy.
La respuesta de Alemania, seCdn
SC dice. debc ser categorical, expire
sando 81 accpta o no las condolences
Y Gebe hacerse desdc luego. 81 no quie
re que las condolences fOrmuIadas. Sc
ha-an aIn mas severaS pucs micn-
traS mas tempo paSc, los a!iados
Green u mayoreS dcben scr las ga
rantias exigidas al imperio tcut0n.
En- los c~irculoS dipiomaticos Y off.
cialeS SC hace la consideration dc
que 81 la peticion dc Alemania al pre-
Siderte Wilson. para que l~nterced'era
IN favor de uu armisticio. fuc Slncera,
81 reticion al NariscaI Foch no dcbe-
III tardar mucho. pucs dc 10 contra
rio haria suponer que nc trataba MA
Il dc ganar tempo. para retirar =
SIT cicrcjto.
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tcndidos en- una Inca scmi-clrcular.
de Gante a Mouzor. sobrc cl rio Mo
"a. Inca que aharca una distancla
dc $50 millaS. Toda csa inmcnSa tuer-
"a comhaticnte dcbe ser tranSportada
hacia Nlrmaaia 4 tragcs De BeIglca
' no cucnta para clio mas que una
rucr.a. IL Dc Licga a M"uzon.
cue abalca una distancia dc. 700 mi
las. rciatvam2ntc corta para quo
Ia retirada pucda llcvarsc a cfccto
r;.pid4mcrtc. NOES aunquc cuenta
con varias lincaS f~errCas QUO dcsem-
bocan en Ncmania ror Csc Secto'.
no son haStau;c aqucIla$ para licvar
a cabo 81 tranSporte de Is" gran con
tinCentc dc hcmhrcs Y roatcriaIcs, en-
un p.aZo corto.
La retirada dc los alcmancs a 10
largo de TODD Ct frentc frances. CON
tinLia cfectuandosc. sccun dice 81 Mi
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PARIS. Noviembrc G.-LaS fucr-
zas ercmigas Sc hallan en- completa
retiraGa en- nm frentc dc Is mjllas.
desde Valcncieues al rio McSa. Las
aliadas cstan apreSurandO tai
movimiento de retroccso dc los teuto-
res. por medic dc una couStantc V
firme preston.
Los iuglcse< han cruzado va Ia
f~rontera heiCa al oricntc dc Falcn-
cionnss Y han c~apturado o asalto
g, hoSauc dc Normal, que Sirrc dc
'ofenSa Il Ia plaza De Mauhcr%. Mas
al sur los ~franccSe> 80 encucrtran :
meuos d. ocho m;ilas ds Ia gran -
rrctcra Guc comun;ca Us p,aGaS dc
Mons. NcryinS Y La CapcIIc. Qn"
constitute la principal artcrls dc co
m~unicacion del centric dc Ia Inca ale
mana en- FraGcia. Los aljados 50 en-
cucntra ahora Separates de csa VIA,
tan solo por 81 boSqIc d" Nouvor.
Las rropas de los generates G"ilia-
umct Y Gouraud cSt:lu a~vanZando en-
81 }ado ~mcridional del s]alientc. mlen-
traS que los amcricanoS han avan2a-
do suS iincaS haSta nun-Sur-M euSc.
Como rcsultado de ia ultima ha-
ITALIA uuc =" ha cStadc ,ihrando en- to-
10 81 rrcntc occidental, Y en- Ia cual
los aiiados han dcrrotadoa li9 di-
visioncs "nemigas, aIGunos cHntana-
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SUS
.ATAQUES Los
FRANCHISES
Sc APODERARON DE LA
VILLA DE barry
Entire Rethel y Attigny, los
galos Eograron cruzar
ell rio Aisne

PARIS, rovicmbrc 6.-LoS france
Sos. despucs dc habcrsc mantenldo en-
contacto con la rctaguardia del cJcr-
otto cnemiCo que va de retirada, du-
rantc toda In noche, rcanudaron Su
ataoue en- TODD cl frentc eSta manan
Se2jin dice un auuncio quo sc dlo Il
Ia publicidad aqui hoy.
In avancc ADDITIONAL dc tres miiIaS
fuc hecho en- varios puntoS por las
tropas ~franccSas con las a coopera-
ron las itaiianas que cStabIeclcrcn Su
Inca en- Ia margcn m]cridional del
rio Purtaut.
Varios deStacamcntos ~francescS cru
aaron cl rio Aisnc entire Rethel y At
tigny. aislando practicamcnte "A cSaS
dos poblaciones.
En- cl flanco izquicrdo del frente
dondc opera cl primcrzEjcrclto Amc'
~ricano. las tropas francesas hlciero'I
un avancc. habiendo llegado hasta LA
Cassirc villa quo Sc ]cncucntra a me-
nos dc ocho millaS dc Sedan y "A once
dc ficZiercs.
al oricnte del Canal del Sambrc,
nucstras tropas ocuparon la villa dc
Barry. dice ell communicate Official quo
Sc nublico csta m%anana," y al nortc
dc Marie pasamos adelantc dc Mar
fontainc Y Vohmries.
LAS tropas italianas que coopera-
ron con los ~franccSes, han Ocupado
Ia villa dc Thuel Y llegado hasta eI
arroyo dc Hurtaut, al Surcste del
Monte Carnal. Al oestc de Rcthel
nuestraS troraS ocuparon Barhy, so
brc la margcn septcmtrlonal del rio
Aisne."
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:: = :

- = = -
LONDRES, Noviembrc 6.-Obtiga-
dos a comprender 81 peligro lnnincn-
t. Que les amenazaba con los avanceS
de los inetescs al Surocsye de NaNcn-
cienncs V los de los ~franceses Y anne
ricanos al sur de Sedan. las Gesmora-
lizadas tropas del kaiser SC 'ncuen-
tran ahora en- una raplda rctrrada
desde la frontera beiga al rio Asrc.
Tan apreSurado eS ei movlmlento -"
retroceSo del enemiCo, que es m0v
Giflci! poder determinar eXactamente
"A nozicion actual dc las fuerIas con-
tendencies en- TODD = jrentc DC 81
miIias.
Las fuerzaS britanicas han limp'a-
DO de enemicoS Ia barrcra de- hos
Que de Normal Y amcnazan meter
una cuna entire Mons y Mau5cugc,
Mas al u los fr~ancescS han empren-
dido IN ataque que ma ObiiCado al
onemico A retirarse de tres 4 cuatr"
miiIas. mientraS uuc los amerlcanoS
a 10 largo del TIC HtoSd, VA" 'ONi""'
veneer la vigorosa ~rcsrsrerCIa del enc
migo ' sc han acercaio d Ia Inca
del F~crrocarril dc Sedan a ionGu-
Won.
Hay prucba< evidentes dc que .o>
alemaneS 10 eStan iIevando = caho
'su actual retirada con el order ou'
CHARACTERIZED sus movimjcntos DC retro
ceSo en- 81 Soma Y c, sai,entC Diet
Marine. Baterias de cano1es d" cam
pana. con los caballos atadoS va lis
tos para remover las pleas. han HlGo
capturadas. 10 miSno que n cnor-
me cantidad de material dc guerra
que en- las circunstanclas oro'na'
rias. pudieron haber sluo tranSPorta-
aas 0 mas o menoS ra2idcz. En- Wis
ia de este. Sc cree que cl enemigo no
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~ 0gSTFCGN los DTScoS vIEJoS,

E--s ,. "A III M 'rrrn~,nn. p-sct-s-'entr
L, r.s Id ~rs-c5iSa ' ha D-ocUradC CHirusr-
mora. po<cT~ndc este ararat"- r"crH %,
to-a- los djScoS aUH ihs 4 l-ar Dor lnsP'-
.v,bIes : cue no rodia vcnGsr a n'rgun pre-
--io. ruC> este reproduction N77" que - So
-, A. E,s disco 7usrSuoS se- ta- snrp-u y
t., como ia ruCvcs. 10. TUSrlarS sdm;ra-
=, sF-a-s-tr -a-SfC-nC al adGur-,r go"
rs-riffrC instrumental. cue e 7hc--ara Hncr
dircrp. l. -conrN2fla-n> arrtn'rS an" 10
-, h,r-c rues oa,ir- .n-ar tufa rla>r DC dts
~ Sr construction - TuS fUSTtc. nor In
cue r. du-ara rucho :rc7rpn IN nucn "~tad"-
Nprnyscn~ y uportuniGsG : p1d"," 10Y w'--
r,C. ,ucS No oNcontrs7 NADIA mas AHF""">'-
70 ,sra al, ~fonG.ratc. P-uchclo y g~u"dara
satiSfechr. NandC ci~u pCSts, ac"mpsoado d"
su nomhrc y direction c"--cctcs y ? Eucita
30 ccrrco recioira q a3s-sto, hsc-lha a "a
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AMSTERDAM, noviembre 6.-Ba-
viera ha enviado tropaS para defen-
der su frontSa contra las partidas
dc soldadoS austriacos que Sc han des
bandado, como consecuencia del ar
misticio firmado entire Austria-Hun-
gria V los aliados.' La noticia an
terror Sc c~ontiene en- un d~cspacho.o-
fetal recibido en- csta ciudad ITaT
cedente de Munich, capital de Bav1e-
"a.
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HAGA SU CERVEZA.

No cualnuicr bebids dulcc o dc las llama
das 'casi ccrvcza.- siho Ia verdsdera ccr-
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BAVIERA PEDIRA
LA PAZ POR
SEPARAD0
81 ALEMANIA NO FIRMA
Ell ARMISTICIO
Ha enyiado tropas para de-
fender su frontera de
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LONDRES, noviembre 6.--Si Ale.
mania no acepta los terminus de To-
aIiados para ell armisticio, y por con.
siguiente, no Sc lleva a efecto la sus-
pension de las hostiiidsdes, Baviera
dirigira una nota a los aliadoS pl
diendo una paz por separdo, segur
dice The Express en- una informacior
que publica hoy Y que dice haber op'
tenidc de fuentes autorizadas.
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BERLIN. Novicmnre 6.-Un anun-
clio Official publicado hoy en- esta ca
pital. dice:
Una delegation alemana para con-
cluir un arn1isticio Y hacerSe cargo
dc las neguciacioncS do paz, ia sa!ldo
va para cl frentc occidental.
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comisi6n para que sc encargue dc a
rrcclar la question relativa d las nc
"ociacioncs para cl armisticio, Sc
Gun dice I'm informc rccibiGo aqui
hoy. La comision, segun sc dice. cs-
til tornado entire otros. por 81 Ami
rante Won Hintzc, eX-MiniStro de Re-
~lacioncs E~xtcrioreS; ell .AimIrante
Mcures. cl General Gruedcll y cl Gre
neral Wintcrfcldt.
FL gooierno ha cxpcdido n pro,
clsna ~encarecicndo al pueblo d quo
puarde orden. 81 no desea que sc dl'
late la paz. La proclama dc rcfc'
rencia hace alusion a las reforma>
constituencies que Sc han lievadc
a cabo desde que ell nuevo goblcrnt
Sc estableci6 Y hace I'm llamado a
pueblo para que Sc n en- un estucr
20 Dor alcanzar una pas honorable.