davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
sAJo Nurvo MANsJo.

Sc ha reportado que la "Espahola
Milling Co.. ha entregado su planta
para que sea operada y manejada por
la Colorado New Mexico Produce Co.
que tien los siguientes oficiales: Sa-
muel Feast, Presidente y Gerente Co.
neral, y L. T. Hardy, Manejador del
molino, hombres de experienced que
son conocidos de ser COMPLETENESS y
bien apreciados en- los muchos cfrcu-
los financieros y comerciales de Nue.
Mexico y Colorado.
Adn en- estos dfas de .muchas re-
glas y reglamentos necesarios, Sc a.
que esta nueva organization
buen exito, pues sus conec-
y recursos posibles en- lfneas
de negocios, aparte de la molienda
de la harina, van en- aumento.-Aviso
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
LA DEsPEDlDA A ]. II GONZALES
EN- cERRlLLoS.

FL viernes 90 de Rgosto tuvo lugar
una bonita y enthusiastic fiesta en-
Cerrillos, N. M, con ell fin de dar
mayor impulse al patriotismo de
nuestro pueblo, y a la vez, dar una
carinosa d%espedida al Sr. A. ]. Goa
zales, presidente de la Cruz Roja Y
se%cretario de los Leiadores del mum
do de dicho lugar. FL Sr. Gonzales
es muy apreciado en- aquella comu-
nidad y la %despedida que Sc lie do
fue con motive de que dicho seior
tiene que marchar muy en- breve pa
ra Ell Campo Pike, Arkansas, al SER
vicio militar.
La junta tuvo lugar a las 8 de la
noche en- la sala del ST.. Mike Gil
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
pepartment OF The InterIor

Department OF the Interior
Republication Patented Entry
amended. us. Land Office, at San
ia Fe. New Mexico. August s, 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that Mar
garita Trujillo de Salazar, Of Chami-
ia, New Mexico, who On March 6
1912, made homestead No. 016427, for
w 1-2 ME ia, Sc lane IA, Sec26,
SW 1-4N7W IA, Section 25, Township
% NJ, Range Z e, N. M.P.Meredian,
has filed notice of intention to make
Five Year Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
Register and Receiver, U. s. Land
Office, at Santa Fe, New Mexico, on
the 18th day Of September, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Juan A. Maestas; Ramon Montoya;
Sefarino Truijillo; Rubel Trujillo all
of Chamita, New Mexico.
Francisco Delgado, Register.
list pu. Aug. 16. Last pub. Sept. IL
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
CAPITAL PHARMACY
Els dSOfnbrOSO ell
case de una Sra.

La esposa de un comerciante no po-
dia leer nj coser sin sentir un dolor
agudo en-, sus ojos. Por amos u ojos
habian estado colorados y debiles. AL
fin, prob6 ell lavado puro de Lavoptik
para lavar los ojos. Ell resultado de
UNA SOFIA aplicaci6n la dejo asom-
brada. Una botellita de Lavoptik es
ia garantizada de beneficiar en- CADA
Case de ojos debiles, cansados o in
flamados. UN LAVADO lie asombrara
con sus resultados tan violentos. Sc
da de regalo una copita de aluminio,
GRATIS. En- Bond & Nohl Co, Botica-
rios de Espahola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
EsTA EN- Ell ARE

Ell viento que trae ell poren que con-
tiene las bacterias que inflaman las
narices y la ~garganta y causan ell ro-
madizo, estan en- todas parties. Sc CO.
noce solamente In remedio que da a.
1.-TWO al asma que asfixia y al ronald
20 que atormenta. Este remedio es ell
Compuesto de Mel y Alquitran de Fo-
ley, que esparce n capa que cicatri-
"a y alivia las capas inflamadas y las
membranes, detiene la irritation, y
las toses y resfriados del verano. To
das las persopas que hayan usado una
sola vez estGremedio maravilloso pa
ra las tosesY resfriados, no quedra
usar ningin ero.-De venta en- la Bo-
tica Capital lharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29

v%iolento de desinteria, y habia sido
desahuciada por ell medico de la fami-
liza. Alguno de u vecinos lie aconse-
10 a ell que diera a la enferma ell Re-
medic de Chamberlain para C6licos y
Diarrea, 10 que hizo, y cree que por
haberlo hecho, lie salv6 la vida a su
hijita. Tambien dijo que habia usado
ell mismo remedio en- ST mismo con re-
sultados sorprendentes."-De venta en-
todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29

Los j6venes Adolfo Roybal y Enri-
que Sedilln. ambos de Pojuaque, N. M.
nos visitaron el martes en- la mahana.
Ell joven Roybal nos comunica que Sc
extravi6 I'm caballo alazon ell lunes, en-
esta ciudad, ell cual tiene n re en-
la pierna izquierda y como 4 amos de
edad, Y ruega a la persona que 10 en-
cuentre Sc 10 remita a Pojuaque, o lie
de aviso de dicho caballo, y recibira
recompenza.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29

raudo. asistiendo los miembros del
Campamento de los w. o. w. en-
cuerpo. AL gunos senores prominen-
ties de Santa Fe a%sistieron, y toma-
ron la palabra para hablar acerca
del patriotismo. Entire los senores
que hablaron, estuvieron ell DR.. Pal
mer, ell Juez de la Corte Suprema
Sr. Hanna, quien fue interpretado
por ell Sr. j. L. Sandoval, presidenre
de los Lehadores del Mundo, y ell Sc
cretario de estado, Sr. Antonio Lu-
cero. Los residences de Cerrillos
quedaron muy contentos y entusias-
mados por los magnificos discusses
pronunciados por los oradores, a
quienes dan las mas expresivas gra-
cias. Especialmente ell Sr. COMA
les, cuyo retrato nos honramos en-
publican, sc muestra sumamente a.
gradecido por las afectuosas MUGS
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
cuRA PARA La DEsINrERlA.

"Cuando estaba en- Ashland, Kansas
un caballero me oy6 hablar acerca del
Remedio de Chamberlain para ell Coli
CO y la Diarrea," escribe William
Whitelaw, de Des Moines, Iowa. me
dijo 81 entonces con todos u deta-
lies 10 que ese remedio habia hecho
por 81 y por toda su familia. pero mas
especialmente a SUI hija, la que estaba
cast al punto de morir con I'm ataque
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
uN ATAouE BILIoso

Cuando tiene listed un ataque bilio-
so, es porque SUI higado no ejecuta sus
Ifunciones. Entonces sc constipa. Ell
alimento que toma Sc fermenta en- ell
est6mago en- vez de digerirse. Este
inflama ell est6mago Y causa nausea,
vomitos y I'm terrible dolor de cabeza.
T6mense tres Tabletas de Chamberla-
in. Este entonara su higado, limpiara
su est6mago y pronto estara tan bien
como antes. Cuestan solamente una
peseta.-De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
PARA MEJoRAR 81 DIGESTION.

"Por amos. mi digestion fue tan po-
bre que solamente podia digerir los
alimentos mas ligeros. Probe TODD 10
que dijeron que me podia curar, pero
solo hace como un aho que vi ell anun-
clio de las Tabletas de Chamberlain,
compre una botellita de las mismas y
encontre ell tratamiento propio. Des-
de entonces, mi digestion es ~excelen-
te.-De Venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29

Sc me han reportado por p%erluiclos
dos lIeguas; una lIegua valla, clin
negra, cola negra, marca FOO. en-
la cadera lzqulerda, y otra llegua ala
tostada, pata derecha blanca,
marca jill en- la espaIdiA Aaracha con
martigon las dos lIeguas.
RAFAEL j. MORA,
Juez de Paz.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29

he ensayado todos los remedios imaeinADies
sin exito ninguno."
EL. "Uua un POGO de 'GETsIT.' Es simple.
mente msravilloso. e. infalihle."
"GETs IT, es ell primero conocido
para la remocion infalible. de los ca
Hos sin dolor v sin molestias. Esta es
la razon porque es ell remedio en- exis-
tencia, para la curacion de los callos.
que Sc vende mas. Ahora 10 usan milo
mes. porque suprime el uso de Gin.
tas pegajosas, emphasizes y antllos de
nleodon que cambian de posici6n eier-
ciendo preston sobre Ell .cailo; de
pomadas Que desuellan Ell pie. 10 inna-
man y 10 Eastman; de peligrosos cor
taplumas, navajas de afeitar y limaS
gu a menudo causan hemorragia dan
do lugar q que haya .envenenamiento
de la sangre. Los callos crecen mas
npris8 despues dc cortarlos. Los callos
nunca deben c~ortarse.
"GETS-IT" Sc aplica en- dos eegun.
dos. Dos gotas con ell rodilio de Vi
drio son suf1cientes. Ell olo desaparece.
i Gallo SO arruga y esvanec
No acepte substitutes nj imitaciones.
Haga esta noche la prueba en- cual-
quier Gallo, verruga, callosidad Q juan
etc y puede estar absolutamente Sc
guro de librarse de Ell, sin !dolor. RAJ
pida y seguramente. Fabricado por
~. Lawrence g. Co.. Chicago. iillnois.
EE. UU. de America. De venta en- q lat
y droguerfas. i
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
Ell Unico Remedio
COnOcidO para CaIlos
s'CETS.IT," es 81 Nuevo Canine Para %
Curaci6n de Los Calloss Sim
DoIor v Rkpidamente.

causadas por una cosa tan Insignia
cante como un Gallo, llega hasta la
ridiculez, simplemente porque no hay
necesidad. Ell nuevo y sencill0 metodo
para 10 curacion de los callos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
ARBUSTOs DE ROSA DEL JAP6N

TENGO n maquina de trillar, la ma
quina propia para trillar frijol; estoy
listo para ir a donde quiera, cor la
misma, y trillare de 5000 a 5000 libras
por dfa. Dirijanse a Adelaide M. Ortiz
800 Jefferson St., Santa Fe, N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
COLEG|O De SAN MIGUEL
Santa Fee, N. M.
ESCUELA INTERNA PARA JOVENES
CoLEGIo, @ SCHOOL, CURsos CoMERCIALEs
ESCUELA GRAMMATICAL.
INTERNA PARA JOvENEs

Muy p~robablemente es la dnica Institution en- los Esados
Unidos que puede anunciar vinticuatro profesores capaces de
ensehar tres idiomas: Ingles, Frances y Espahol..
En- cada Grade, los diversos ramos de ensehanza estan al
cargo de dos maestros, 10 cual es una gran ventaja para la bue-
ma ensehanza y discipline.
Los dltimos Ejercicios de Defamation y los de Fin de aho
fuerOn altamente elogiados por las Primeras A~utoridades del
Estado.
A causa de las n~ecesidades actuales, la Lengua Francesa
Sc enseha en- las cuatro classes de la Escuela Alta.
Ell Presidente del Colegio puede mandar Catalogos, pero
las mejores recomendaciones del Colegio de San Miguel son
los mismos discipulos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29

Aviso es dado por la presente por Ell
abajo firmado nombrado Maestro Es-
pecial para hacer la venta bajo y por
virtud del decreto entrado en- la Corte
de Distrito del Segundo Distrito Judi
cial del Estado de Nuevo Mexico, den
tro y por ell Condado de Sandoval, en-
ell Ser dia de JUNO, 1918, en- la causa
titulada arriba, yo ofreccre por venta
Y vendere al mas alto poster por dine
no elective, la siguiente descrita pro-
piedad situada en- ell Condado de San
doval y Estado de Nuevo Mexico, a
saber:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
AVISOS LEGALES

EN- LA coRTE DE pIsrRITo DEL
ESTADO DE NUEVo MEXICO, EN-
Y PoR Ell coNDADo DE sANDo-
VAL.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29

Sc observation-disclosures y ira
baJadores en- la maquIna de aserrar
de Buchanan. = Santa Fe Builders
Supply Co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29

VALUABLE lNTERES EN- MINERA-
LES PROBADOS. TlTULOS LINZ
PIoS. Sc GAMBIA PoR TERRE-
NOS, PRoPIEDAD UR5ANA o
SEA PRoPIEDAD EN- LA PLAZA,
o POR MERCANciAS.
Box t12. Waveland, ARKANSAS.
6-tlmea-1st.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29

Los Totes numeros cuatro az y cinco,
(5), ell Cuarto Sudoeste del Cuarto
Sudoeste, y ell Cuarto sudeste del
Cuarto Noroeste de la Seccion dos
(2) en- ell Cabildo catorce (14) al
Norte de la Hilera tres (3) al ponien
tie del meridiano de Nuevo Mexico,
en- Nuevo Mexico, contericndo Glen
to cincuenta y ocho y setenta y tres
centesimos de ere. (158.73).
Tambien la mitad Norte del Cuarto
Noroeste, Cuarto Sudoeste del Guar
to Noroeste, Cuarto Noroeste Guar
to Sudoesto de la Seccion numerada
dos ~ en- ell Cabildo numerado ca
torce (14), al Norte de la Hilera nu-
merada tres (3), al poniente del Me
ridiano de Nuevo Mexico Y Inca de
base, conteniendo ciento sesenta
(160) acres.
Que 20, en- ell dia 10 de Septiembre
de 1918, en- la puerta principal de la
Casa de Corte en- ell Condado de San
doval, en- Bernalillo, Nuevo Mexico, a
la bora de las 10 en- punto IN la mana
ma de dicho dia, ofrecere en- venta y
venGere por dinero elective al mas al
to poster, la antics dicha y descrita
propiedad.
Que ell estilo y ell titulo de la
la cual dicho juicio y decreto fue
entrado es: Ell State National Bank
de Albuquerque y o. N. Marion, Apo
dorado, Demandantes, VS.. Refugio B.
de Mora, individualmente y como ad-
ministradora del estado de Pantale6n
Mora, finado, Francisquita Sandoval,
Isidoro Mora, Eutimia Mora, Bruna
Mora, Amador Mora, Luciano Mora,
Atocha Mora, Melecia Mora, Rafael
Mora Y Nolazco Mora, y B. F. Nc
Gamma como a~poderado, bajo una esu-
critura de venta para ell beneficio de
Robert E. Putney, demandados.
La acci6n fue por ell juicio hipoteca-
rio de una cierta hipoteca dada por
Refugio B. de Mora y Pantaleon' Mora
al State National Bank de Albuquer-
que, Nuevo Mexico. La cantidad del
juicio y decreto con interes hasta la
fecha de la venta es Dos Mil Trecien-
tos Diecinueve Pesos Y 74/100, ($2,319.
74), junto con los costos de dicha ac-
cion y los costos de la venta.
MARCOS G. DE BACA,
Maestro Especial.
list Pub. Aug. 15.-Last Pub. Sept. S.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29

REFUGIA E. de MORA, individual
mente y como administrators del
estado de PANTALEoN MORA, fl
nado, FRANCISQUITA SANDOVAL,
ISIDORO MORA, EUTIMIA MORA,
BRUNA MORA, AMADOR MORA,
LUCIANO MORA, ATOCHA MORA,
MELECIA MORA, RAFAEL MORA
y NOLAZO MORA y B. F. MCCAIN
MA como ~apoderado, bajo una escri-
tura de venta para ell beneficio de
ROBERT e. PUTNEY,
Demandados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29

Ell STATE NATIONAL BANK DE
ALBUQUERQUE y o. N. MARION,
Apoderado,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-29
NO MANDE UN SOLO CENTAVO.

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New-York tribune., 1918-10-21

American patrols have reached II.
western edge Of the Forest Of Ma,
nal, east Of LIE Cateau. This fores,
lies between lie Quesnoy and
Avesnes, and the railroad above 70
ferred to runs through it. Hers
too, the new German defence linz
can easily be reached and shattered
Once the railroad junction at AMI
noye, on the southeastern edge IS
Normal Forest, falls into the hand.
of the Allies, the whole flank of tho
German positions to the south will
be uncovered and a hurried retire
ment to the Belgian border will he
come necessary.
The Germans are still holding o.
stubborhly to Guise and the unner
part Of the Serre Valley. Tba
French have cleared the north bane
of the Serre almost to Crecy-sur-
Serre. They have also taken Ribe-
mont, on the east bank Of the Oise
few miles below Guise. The Brit
ish have just captured Wassjgnv
The French have captured Etreux
which is two mics southeast Of
Wassigny and only four miles north
of Guise. The German pocket below
Gulse is being steadily squeezed out
But further east. to the north Of
Sissonne the Germans are fighting
desperately to hold the Hunding
positions, which constitute their las+
strong line south Of the Belgian
frontier.
The whole German effort IN
France has simmered down to =
more or less disconnected rear
guard action 1t is on a vast scale
for the front is active all the wav
from above Ghent to the Meuse. But
the strategic purpose of it is becom-
ing confused. Where does Luden-
dorff hope to stop his retreat? Spec
ulation is almost useless. The
weather may be the deciding factor
And from the German military
critics point Of view, whenever the
approach Of winter relaxes Foch's
pressure a little. the great German
campaign Of l91S--the so-callei
Victory Ofensiye-will be won.
Yes. But the winner viii never ger
Pour lie Merite decoration from
the All-Highest of Yotsdam.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-21
Indepence Of Poles
Is Demanded by
Civic Association

The National Civic Association. it
vas announced yesterday. has ap-
pointed a committee to draft a petition
to President Wilson asking recognition
for the Polish nation and for the re-
cruiting of Polish regiment for SER
vice in Siberia. Action was taken as
the result of an address made by
Ignace Paderewski at a luncheon given
to the pianist and his wife by the fed
Grafton.
Should Germany be allowed to re-
tain her present holdings in Russia
and Poland, Mr.. Paderewski declared.
she could in a few years rehabilitate
herself and prepare for future wars of
aggression. BY controlling the vast
riches of Russia, and by employing
Indian and Chinese coole labor against
which other nations could not com
pete, Germany, said Mr.. Paderewski.
could eliminate all other competitors
industry of the United States. To
block Germany's plans and to secure
future peace of the world, it is essen
tial. said Mr. Paderewski, that the AL
lies at the peace table set UP free
and independent Polish nation.
James NJ. Beck, who presided. said
the interposition between Germany and
Russia of the barrier of strong ma
tion of thirtyfour million Poles, might
mean more for the peace of the world
than any other factor. Mr.. Beck de-
manded that the American government
give to the Polish people the same
recognition which has been given to
the Czecho- Slovaks.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-21
Unconditional Surrender"
Preached F rom N. Y. Pulpits
Pastors Say America and Allies Must Not Jeopardizt
Fate of World by Pareys Until Germany
Admits Defeat

University. Chaplain Knox mas just
returned from France.
Time and time again." he said, "mcn
have said to me. Re sure to tell them
back homo that we will fight to the
utmost. Let there be no pacitism, no
parleying with the enemy. whose cum
nlng and Uns nspeakable cruelty we know
no armistict, no negotiated peace
In loyalty to them we must have
unconditional surrender, and our men
are. able to bring it to pass. General
Bell told his men. 1T Is character that
wins under fire. and it is character
that is winning lately"
"Punishment, the moment 1t js vim
dictive, ceases to be { tommendable,' y
said the Rev DR.. George R. Van De
Water yesterday in his sermon at st.
Andrews Church. Harlem. at must,
however. be continued until it's correc-
tive value is justified and wholly accom-
plished. You ought not to punish at all
cnly one right way TO end this war
and that is by an unconditional sur
render on the part Of the epemy.
when there is an unconditional sur
render it will be full time for mercy.
There Is grave and imminent danger
ihat we may lose all that we have been
i1ghting for through weakness that
IS inherent in goodness. weakness
peculiar to Americans, who are quick
to forgive and too ready for the good
OF the world to forget"
Fight on. Says Bishop
An appcal to bis congregation to
continue their fight for the defence
and preservation Of civilization was
made yesterday by Bishop David H.
Greer IN a sermon defeating the new
st. Harthclomcw's Church, at Fifty.
iirst Street and Park Avenue.
We hay been assailed by wanton,
lawle5s inhuman force and it is neces-
sary 10 make good our defence lest
the church falls into The hands Of
thieves he said
Refore The dcdica.ion exercises The
national anthem was sung by the cor
pHegation, and a prayer was offered for
the members Of the church who are in
the army and navy. More than 200
na' 's, representing some Of the best
known families in New YORK. were men
toned in the prayer. DR.. leighton
Parks is the rector
New-York tribune., 1918-10-21
German, Government
Willing to Discuss
Evacuation Demands

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 2C.-The renlv to
resident Wilson to be communicated TO
,he German party leaders in Berlin Mt
i o'clock Sunday afternoon, according
20 Ieti1an advices received here.
other advlces from Germany saw the
German reply to President Wilson NAV
not be ready until Monday.
The correspondent in Berlin of The
Handelsblad," telegraphing Saturday
night. said:
u learn from competent quarters the
conceptions which will underlie the
German reply, the text of which will
he definitely fixed at conference to-
night. From the tone of President vii
sons reply. the German government be-
i'eves that it must dcduce from his
note that it takes into account the
wishes and tendencies in Entente quar-
ters concerning conditions for evacua-
ION which heretofore had not been fit
for discussion. The German govern
ment, however, is ready to find basis
Ior further discussion"
German Independent Socialists prob
ably would participate in the drafting
Of the note to President Wilson, ac~
cording to the "Vossiche zeitung," of
Berlin. The newspaper stated that
Hugo Haase, leader of the Socialist mi
nority III the Reichstag, and Georg
Ledebour, Social Democratic leader,
New-York tribune., 1918-10-21
Teutons Ask Leeway
Of Several Months
To Quit Belgium

LONDON. Oct. 20. According 20 un-
tficial reports reaching Amsterdam
the German reply to President Wilson
vas delivered to the Swiss Minister in
Berlin Saturday evening, says an Ex-
change Telegraph dispatch from AM
sterdam. e
In the note Germany consents to tho
evacuation OF Belgium. but considers
that such q withdrawal will take sev-
cral months time
Germany protests against the charges
Of cruelty in the Presidents note and
says she was forced into submarine
warfare by the Allied blockade.
The German government, it is added
denies responsibility for the loss OF
women and children on torpedoed pas
senger ships, but to advance peace Ger
many is prepared Professionally to stop
unrestricted submarine warfare
Finally, The note disputes the right
of foreign powers to NEEDLE with Ger
man internal affairs and declares Ger
many should enjoy the same right of
self determination as other nations
New-York tribune., 1918-10-21

Allies to dictate Gcrmany's form OF
government, on the ground of self
determination
Should Germany make direct offer
10 Britain. an interesting situation
would develop here. Saturdays eve
ming News" contained d column edi-
iorial attacking the Hohenzollerns and
supporting the American campaign to
ce@rihrow the Kaiser.
- Daily News" and "The West
laiastei Gazette" have agreed with
Lord Miner. who said in an interview
tha. the Allies should not dictate Ger
many's form of government. Labor's
condition is peculiar. 1t is pledged to
urge the opening of peace negotiations
as soon as Germany is out of Belgium
and France, but it is also pledged 10
support Wilson's fourteen points.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-21
p ole s r efuse TO
I AXE Pardons From
Emperor of Austria
Soldiers Who Revolted Af~
ter Rrest Treaty Deny Right
Of Karl 10 Free Them
p,spatch to Yhe rt,bw,e'

= 'fcNt i',Srnfcb to tn" fiDNpttf
WASHINGTON, Oct 90 Amnesty
and full pardons from Emperor Kari
have been declined by the IA Polish
officers and soldiers undergoing court
martjal ut Marmarosz- sziget, on the
ground tia. the Austrian government
has 10 jurisdiction over the cases and,
IN consequence. cannot grant pardons.
the Polish Associated Press Bureau
here announced to-day.
These arc the men of the Carpathian
Iron Brigade Of the Polish army, who
levotod las. spring. after the Drcst
htovsk treaty, and who were captured
while making their way into Russia.
In July last they issued an appeal
which aroused the attention of The
world, calling or the members of the
Polish Club in the Austrian Parlia-
ment not TO Autercede or make any
concessions Of Polish liberty, even to
save them from the gallows.
The Emperor, according to advices
received to-day from The Polish Ma
tional Committee at Poris, summoned
to a special audience the president Of
the Polish Circle, Tcrtil. Deputies
German and Bilinski also the Ga,ician
Minister. (,alecki, and told them nc
had given orders to discontinue the
eases of the Polish Lcgionists in Mar
Z-SZi get.
The Emperor SAID that while the le-
gionists had committed crimes which
carried a severe punishment, he had
forgiven them, because of the faithful
ness Of the Poles and their sacrifice
on the fields and in TIE country. The
Emperor expressed the hope that the
Poles would maintain their faithful
ness further toward the crown.
But when that message was conveyed
to the Polish soldiers they united in
formal refusal, on the grounds that
inasmuch as they were soldiers of the
Polish nation, and therefore wholly
apart from hrs jurisdiction. they had
not committed any crime for which he
had the right to punish them, and
therefore he lacked the constitutional
right to grant them pardon.