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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-12-08
WATCH FOR MEN IN I'M

WATCH FOR MEN IN UNI
FORM.
Watch out for soldiers in uniform
when driving your automobile st
night.
This is the warning Of an auto
mobile driver who bumped into .
soldier.
He puts the blame on the low
visibility of khaki uniforms at
night; much harder to see than
clothing Of any other color.
Visiting soldiers do not know
traffic regulations.
R v. r, a soldier crippled IN
the war, who saws Heard and
Seen is the best part Of The Times"
suggests that the street railways
might do q thoroughly good thing
by giving free rides to sailors and
soldiers who were crippled and who
are wearing the uniform.
JOSEPH BURDEN has some point
ed questions about interesting old
places in Washington:
Wonder who recollects the old
Center Market, and the farm wagons
which stood in front Of Moses store
and Wash Williams place, where
the park now Is?
And the canal, on the south side Of
B street, with the boat loads Of
melons, fish, oysters, cord-wood, ana
cabbage from Charles county?
And the wooden bridge on Seventh
street, with the horse cars crossing
"Jeems' creek" with Mohun's Iun-
Der yard scattered along its banks,
where the new war buildings now
stand?
And when Missouri avenue, be-
tween Sixth and Third, was a ehoics
residence street, and a stamping
ground for the greatest men OF this
nation?
ALvEE A. ADEE, Second Assistant
Secretary Of State for thirty-two
years. is recovering from an indis-
position that threatened his health.
His State Department and other
friends rejoice over his improve
ment-
A curious thing about the office
Mr.. ADEE has held so long 10 that Il
has been filled by only two men since
its creation In 1866. WILLIAM
HUNTER, Of Rhode Island, was the
first occupant, and he was Second
Assistant Secretary for twenty years
He was succeeded by Mr.. ADEE,
who il unique in the diplomacy Of
the world and 10 everywhere regard
ed a. 4 marvel Of diplomatic knowl-
edge.
Mr.. ADEE'S custom for many
years. up 70 six or seven years are.
was 20 spend his vacation riding
over European roads on a bicycle.
He has been over most Of the
ground in France and Belgium that
has beon drenchod In blood in the
last four years and knows the hll-
tory OF moat Of the noted eitiaA
lsvna. cathedFAla ete
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-12-08

BEN ALLEN. Cleveland news
paper correspondent, is Atlantiecity-
ing, stopping at Q real hotel. and
writing about reconstruction prob
lens from hobnobbing conferences
with the country's business men
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-12-08

A Washington citizen who hap
pened to be caught in the whiskey
raids Thursday night, having gone
to Baltimore to buy . goodly supply
for future use before prices went
up, gave a fictitious name at the
police station. When the time came
to sign bonds to be released he for
got the name he had given. Re
couldn't even remember the name
when read to him from the blotter.
He finally Strengthened things out
and went home late.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-12-08

TIE OLD PUZZLES AND GAMES
my father used to sit for hours
trying to work out puzzles in the
days when they were having a great
run" writes A. C. u. slow many
Of your readers remember the
names of these puzzles and how they
were played? One Of them was
called the Fiftsen-puzzle. and an
other the Chinese puzzle. Then
there was the old game Of tiddledy-
winks and many others which took
up hours Of time to the exclusion Of
business and everything else. What
were their names?"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-28

g.1unuS 'a help lea1 the Kaiser and
tAc Crown Prince sni ihc olheT
priuce,ets chained te D. back of fhe
chariot u ihe 'Fiumphal march OF
'he afm.es af the allies. and a. rs
eni 20 kick tim and ais sous TO their
place un4er ne pc2ce table Drslls
With atehsorAs who arc aa1i0gsls
awaiting the chance OF Halloween fo
sve tAe Hmm what IS coming to ann
Nil be sadly dis4g gpolnled lot aus
scores os gective tn Ssms.
doasheoy and ssiloss billes Ter one
risht ouly. w1ll have to forego ghis
brief delight
0f course al Halloween parties ARR
lnciaaed ia The ban. and abou, the
only way eFson csn hope 20 secure
auy Halloween atmoSphers Is 20 don
hl Ga masks aud h.s bath robe
and pretend he IS attending . masked
hsH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-28

W unchanged though The exchange OF
ratcs has given au lnslgh, into affairs
10 Germany end has perhaps aastcaed
Lsr Internal re;orms The ueS' an
s0cr will have to be military am
svor from ber military authorities
Tac French pcovie feel that The
ogestion OF the internal government
of Germany is not 80 important as
su Insurance sssinst recurrence Of
GERMANY mihiar.s4c policies watch
~ ecpitsted the var
We DO rol know how siuceFe G-F-
many is about her internal reforms
We have reason TO doubt ibo sincerity
OF her aims in this direction The
sres, thing for US is 10 make sure that
things shall nor asalr be in the same
pc .tlon as before the var
An armlstice is almost impossible.
. The conditions vould be 30 un-
hpaginabiy drastic An armistic.
would De- tull OF dauser II nos guarded
sy all sorts OF eonds,.o
The feeling pFeyails 10 ggneysl
among French officials that tho latest
Lcto from the President ol the United
States is just what tac allies have
been wanting TO force uson the
cuemx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-28

FOR the first tsne in history the
2rsSldeE, % the Uaiird States has
addressed dirve, appeal TO the
voters % oklahoma On behalf % the
caaen % Oklahoms he has sent this
s..eSSagr 20 tke state ehairmen of the
d n1oeraile aud KeIpbhesn parties
venture TO express 20 the voters
q Oklahoma nv very profound ln-
t,feSf "a the constitutional amend
a.enf Tor woman suffrage npon ~hicA
tatv ~ill ae' on the syh % November
cad oes that thes wsll psrmlt me
tr express TO them IS did 10 the
Congress ~ the United States. my
deliberate judgment laat the adoption
ol WOMAN suffrage u a necessary part
o the program OK Justice and recon
t4ruetioA which III var has convinced
the nations q the world hat they
should undertake il The interest %
laNtce ana peace
Oklahoma vii no iaii ihe Presi-
cent Aa0sher messase has come
tais week fr0m washington on behalf
1f the woman suf.-age amendment
which the Oklahoma Legislature sub
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-28
DEFENSE COUNCIL HEAD
OPPOSED BY STATE 00OY
Holdenville Banker, Charged With
Buying Liberty Bonds Below
Market Price, Is Dealt
With Promptly

oac 0g he most stringent meas
tres yet adopted ny the OAlshona
State Council OF Defense was the
pessage of resolution on October ~
hN which G L Ber-on ol Holden
vlis chairman Of ,ht Hughes coUu,
Council of Defense. aas Ieposed from
Office and dismissed grom the cxecn-
ir.c committee OF The county council
II had come "a the knowledge ot The
state council The resolution stated
that Benson had admitted p4rchaSlug
81 euV 70 s. ioe worth Of Libcr'y
honds st from so IS " cents on tho
aciiar The council resolved that any
person Who purchases Liberty Boud
A Jess than their M rAci value is ia
'urIug lainrc sale 81 the bonds aud
doing an Gnpatriotic act aud whcrcas
members OK the executive committees
o, eoagty councils o. defense are ex
p,eled 10 set an example IL patriotic
work 70 was urged that the vidosf
publicity be- given 10 he dismissal of
pcnson that purchasers may under
stand tia, prufiteeri.s in these bonds
Will not 0e tolerated The resolution
askcd thar members OF the Hushes
County Council OF Defense BE- notified
o. The removal q th r chairman from
oiace and instructed 10 select SOM
ather member as chairman
Al The same meeting the Blaine
County Council u DEFENSE. as az pres
en- constituted. was dissolved on ac-
oeunt OF general inability to take
Charge OF county war work Other
councils arr beins Investigated
Every ness paper 10 Oklahoma hay
5,cn notified OF this action Cd tlAe
part og The state cogacil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-28
BELGIUM EXTORT|ON
REACHES BILLIONS
London Totals Money Stolen and
Material Confiscated BY the
Huns Since 1914
Occupation i

London. Oci -s-Some OF the items
v hith figure in GeTmany's will IN Bet
siam ara given as follows from an
Official Belgian source
Local couu buttons aud fines lesied
d, Germany en- Belgium in lsii-
eco.eae pounds
War contributions from November.
isi4 10 October lsl5-5>. ieesg
pounds
War contributions seven month ~
Nay. iei7-ii.ec4csa pounds
War contribution. from MAY ie.s.
- MAY -sye9oos pounds
War contributions from Jane TO O.
'ober oi ~. enrTen year. ooo .eg9
rouRds
Ray materials aud machinery tsk,n
IS The Germans wete reckoned BY
them in January. 1915. at Soove.eoe
pounds
The damage 20 December. isi4. e.
iimaged by the North German Gazette
smodnted 70 -9eeoe.soe pounds
This makes grano total OF Ssi zee
y-e pounds .
These items do no. include material
obstruction aud requl-itioBs since jan
ILary 1918. which alone must be reck-
oeed st several hundred million
POUNDS
During The winter Vi Iafs Belgian
rofkinsmen 70 the number OF I 5000
we're desoried 10 Ge-manv The NJ
TIRE production of these men was
'sls totally .0st 70 .aeig country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-28
UNLESS THE RED CROSS
SENDS YOU, STAY AWAY
Warning Is Issued BY Red Gross
Chapter, Questionnaires Are
To Be Filled Out b.
Women

Relative ana friends oi s.cA sol-
tiers are asked 10 stay away from
samps unless they ar, sen, there 81
TIE ROD Cross r5e sick arc taken
carc cs by the arms nurses ana toe
emergency units s. iaywomeu ia
charge % graduate nurses vh.ch The
Red Cross 10 response to call from
The surgeon general has rushed iq .ae
various camps needing help
That The Gathrir units are nssing
ooa is a matter fo- This chapter t0
DC proud ci Most . them are suu
,n duty and resdy 20 give service in
the eastern camps q they a-s needed
there vhcn released from Fort sHl
The government aays an expenses
ana compenssirs them fer their scry-
ice
The great scarcity 81 grsduatc
rurses has made 'h Communicating
Of Iaywomen help . necessity. In or
Ter to have an accurate knowledge Of
The nursing resources of the country.
nation wide survey viii hc made 81
Tie Rcd Cross az ne reques, OF the
secretary Of var and The surgeon gen
e.al OF the army
+ This survey viii be conducted in
tho form OF ques ioanaires Auy
woman with any nuFsins experience
v hatever vii be called upon and ask
ci 70 iii out quesuonnaire The
survey IN Guthrie ell Be in charge
o, Mrs Louis Ritzhaup,. and will H.
oiIde the following c.asses OF women
Graduate nurses. pupil nurses. under
graduates. trained attendants. prae-
teal nurses. midwises and womeF
" 10 have taken R-d Cross courses
IS q patriotic duty 20 your country
ir its hour OF desperate need OF mo
lilizauon ot is nursing facilities, b
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-28
MAR nkETS.

Kansas City. Mo. Oct -S-HOGS.
Receipts. e.er2 l5c % .5c higher
Bulk. sl6Oodl7.-5. heavy. slee9n
li4e. lights. sl5.75a i7l5. pigs SIC y.
cisco
CATTLE R.eIas, ls.poo. iuelud
ing Zoo souihernN steady 10 IS,
higher Prime ed steers si75nl
.925, dressed beef steers Sl25eH
i %; southern steers. S1eo0 r s5
covs. $5.5eAll5e hoiters, s7n9ll
81 %, stockers. sseeuIleg. calyes
ssoeGiSoa
SHEEP Receipt iS.eas. strcns
Lambs. sil5oGlS75. yesrlinss. Sios'
Iiaoo. wethers. $s.5onl05Q. ewes
'sec4 sI5. siockers. sf.0oll6se
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-28
GERMAN AMERICAN
WORKERS PATRIOTIC
Members of Deutscher Lieder-
kranz. of Webster, Mass, Have
Service Flag Showing
rs At Front

The patriotism OF German-speakins
workers OF Webster. Mass. has been
strikInsly illustrated during the great
war. Most OF these men. or their par
onis. came from Germany years ago
70 escape German mihtarism. Sow
,nat there is an opportunity 10 de-
s.roy it they are soias ack to Europe
10 help in the work
Germans are not specially numeT-
Gus in Webster. and the service flas
o. the Dou,scher Liederkranz Society,
bearing 5 stars. actually means q
very high peroentage. Practically ali
the men were employed in the Webs
ser mills. and thos who remain al
work there are bacsing them up by
faithful service and the purchase O.
Liberty bonds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-28
AMERICAN ACE
II AMONG THE MISSING,

With the American Army. Norih-
vest Of Verdun. Oc s-Lleafensnt
Frank Luxe of Phoenix. Aria one Of
The most daring OF iae American ayia-
tors. has been missing since the Righi
q October - On that n.shi hs
started out on . bombing expeditioa
ard 80 Tar las failed TO return
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-28
CONTINUATION OF WAR
EXPECTED IN FRANCE
An Armistice Is Almost ImpoS
sible Because Of the Neces-
sary Severity of Terms;
Kaiser Il Desperate

Paris. Oct -s.--Tne official com
rent 10 the Associated Press OF
President Wilson's r.ply 70 Germany
cau BE- summarized as follows
President WILSON, latest answer
solves ihe Whole thing into mill
tsry qnestiea Which can b. decided b
Foch- Aaiz and Psrsains.
The situation however j. virtual
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-28
In Memory ofMy Friend
Lmuood Nichols


Z From l.c's ever eaanging stage one
I . ore q tAe PLAYERS Aas passed 70 re-
4 itfn no more The play goes forward
sim buf tor him Ihe lights are oni,
me cariaia dowa
Z Applause and hiss.s tall alike o.
ihls ears that hear AID heed 10 more
.as throbbns hear uo longer feels
tae ,hrlll os triumph oF know iae
bitterness ol defeat Upoa be ,amai'
Z ard tempest oG lie has faiien the
fsaec and calm called death
tic wss any frieud I Ane~ him well
lis was mo' The dream " glory me-
the hops of gain He had way u
Aclp.n- his fellow men aud N that
service found satisfaction anl his re-
ward
understood him better than did
n9st m.n lie had mahy 20 msuy'
sood qualities we rcm, mbeF them SO
,.,A nov tha' he j, no more one !
s.ll 10 mind which 10 nay estimal'on.
tsr better than ANYTHING else %
I l.c. Il the fast thai n, was kind aud
eousiasrate with all those Who were
h need While himself NOT blessed
With riches ! have known him ~ 60
( layess as il were With ihe other tei-
/ goA MANY tmes
/ ~ slmpl, ways " ihoui display Nc
( a.4 these things. IL was the humble
helper OF iAc humble The anooastns
.r.end of the lowlY Noi AL men have
aooaness and grace enough 70 heip
WITHOUT huruug the one in ueed
T There charity that carries ihe
in. " pride. aud leaves fhc sense
u degradation 20 make The Cup q
.oyerty more hitter SSH, u Was not
SO with this msu lIe had 10 thought
Is, boarded gold. be knew lis useless
pess aud be know too the value q
assls'auce rendered when assistance
vas needed To him the sign q SUI
firing were credentials os on appl-
MS claim
lie did MOI ask li enc had q his
terry lie asked il they had sor-
TOW He was a friend 10 every one.
ba, more especially SO TO the little
slks He Vas wise enough TO know
,eat aid and counsel are never 80 we'll
.reested as when iudieiously bestowed
upou 'hc Young.
/ Tae old aoush, h.m She youns be
ought lie tcoA great joy in helping
hem IN so many was lie saw their
ioy and was content Their laughter
+ aud jcsts to him was the music that
makes he siaduess ~ thcs world Lin
+, God was always ready 20 DO bis .'ari
arl more Ne shall miss him eveF2
ssv for be vas our freud
vas ~ his bed side when he
assed away. and cannot help but
Z r-euron the strange thing that took
ace. Too big and mysterious for
mere men 70 figure os explain The
sun had MOI shown oui during the
cay az any time un'.l during his last
breath q shaft Of bright sunlight
roamed ia directly on his bed. some
( way i' seemed 10 b . message and
( a welcome from heaven aud this was
'be aghi showing thr way
I II was there only moment then
vas gone aud did not return The
Stiffness seemed unearihly WHAT VAS
fns WAY ~as ite We none Of rs
lf.ov He leaves wife and dausa-
tier. mother father aud brother
Farewell and goodbxe. - loved you,
God help a our sorrows 20 bear.
Dear LORD on that last dsy save Us
In that beautiful home over there
NED PEDiGO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-28
President Wilson Wants
You To Help Women

mi,s 10 she voters az the general eirc-
ten
We. members oi she Oklahoma
eelrga,lon ia Ccugtess endorse toe
woman saftFsge sinsndmeut aud *
lfess the hop. that 4sa " al parties
vill sasgor u at the coming eIce-
vnn Thr womcn - Oklahoma have
heFolealh borne their iall share ..
IA, sacrifice and sosr0e demanded ia
HE world war tor democracy Let
taem have an caGsl hare IL scK got
trnneut within our state. =
Senator Rober' L uwea
senator 7 = Gore,
Rep r A. Chandler
Rep " W Hastings.
Rep e ~ Garter. 4,
Rep Tom u MckeowE.
Rep Joe D Thompson Z
Rep Scot, Ferris. 7
Rep Jm AcC.nug.
Rep Dlck Morsga
Oklahomss representatives IN Con-
Z e.. stand one hundred per eeur wi'h
1 vSid,ui Wilson Oklahoma voters
win nor do less
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-28
LOST-Ladys S psTasol gold mounted
hauIie fInicr please leave at
Logan County Ills

nout i1rget Thu. sdsy is Bargain
Day IN .he Lu'k Br rgsin Basement
This week ihey viii offer some fxaf
good values IN serge worstc1 aud
royeliy dress goods patterns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-28
BAN WILL INTERFERE WITH
HALL0W[' EN- FR0L|Cs
Department OF Health Ruling
Sounds Death knel For Black
Cats, Witches and Other
Froiic Parties

Black cats witches and an he
company 90 Mepb stoahsicau sprari-
tens fha' ars euu io make Hall
.owcsu hidcous ere isely 90 be- OK
sscised before they can begin 'he.r
revelry mex "Wednesday evening. hy
ihe power 8. TIE decree oi Dr J W
nIke head g. the Depurmeut of
Health
far. IS says comm oueT Duke. the
a.Ioreeu celebration IS iscluded i
lhe ban % So public 1ssenblaScs dur
Ing the influenza -. Jennie. ana there
res ~ $50 o, FL
.,..-. III. ~. l- rs 49,
...a. r..,..
L
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-28
FOLEY KIDNEY PILL
scs sacsscsE n0s.Ys Aso sI,A0i
AND MOTHER WASN'T AT HOME

A Colorado newspaper reports the
arrival OF baby girl a. The home Of
Mr. and Mrs Harry Smith and that
Mrs Smith is visiting in a neighbor-
ing toxin. II would seem that Mrs
smith shouid have STAYED AZ home
long enough 70 greet The little
stranger. 49,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-28
PATRIOTIC 5AsY.

According TO the neighboF women
the Doodsd's new bshy is very aatrio-
lie. II is such a red cross affair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-28

ready Sd do yglg eat i0ear4s mak-
us fhls survey complete anj accaFa ie
Is every dega.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-28
FOLEY KIDNEY Fills
soa sAcsAc9- .lostrs Aso slAoeE
MORE TO TrE POINT.

The packers commend the President
for temsadiug surrender without ne
rotations from Gerusny. but what
The country wants 10 hear from the
l1ckers il. whether they are ready to
surrender 20 the President
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-28

Too bad it is. TOO from another
point OF view. that the toEn cannot
be- wide open 20 witches and wizards.
for nearly every boy IN Guthrie Is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-28

-woT wrcu =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-28

The greatest Millinery Sale this
year Don't mis- sit
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~ = q -~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-20
WILSON EXPONDRA, EN- PERSONA, Los
DElAILLES AMERICANOS PARA
|, la PAZ PERMANENTE
Is $50: :

!. True translation filed with the Post
!. master at San Antonio. Tex, as re-
!. ouired bv the act OF October 6. 1917.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-20
LOS BUENOS INF0RMES
AGRADAN. SAN AN
TONIC, TEXAS.

No ha habido hasta ahora ningun
remedio que proporcione tan RAP1-
DOS resultados como ell lavado para
los ojos "L.avoptik". Tn caballero te-
MIA los oios tan enfermos que dificil-
mente podia leer Y este experiment
tando fuertes dolores. DOS CURA-
Clones con "Lavoptik" 10 aliviaron
complctamente. Una DANA ensayo
tres diferentes preparedness para la
inflammation de los ojos, sin lograr re-
sultados. la primera aplicacion que SO
hizo de esta medicinal la dejo asom-
brada. Garantizamos que una sola
botella de "Lavoptik" curara QUAIL
QUEER Case de inflammation, irrl-
tacion y debelidad en- los ojos. De
venta por II. L. Wagner Drog Co.,
San Antonio, Texas. t.Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-20
Fl, HER0|C0 DEFENSOR DE VERDUN
.N0bGBRIAD0 MARISCALD EFRANCIA
AL freute del Dscimo Ejercito de Francia, entro aver a Metz
ell Comandante en- Jefe del citado %ejercito

tain no era mas que un Coronel re-
tirado, pero debido a su talento mill
tar y pericia que demostro, fue ascen-
dido rapidamente.
Como comandante de los ejercitos
franceses en- ell frente occidental a
gregg a los laureles que ganara en-
los commences de la guerra, notableS
triunfos hi.ios de la mas legitima es-
trategia Y de su ~preclaro talento mi
litar, muy notable en- las ultimas ia
ses de la guerra, cuando u fuerzas.
en- conjunction con las inglesas, amerI
canas G italianas. supieron no solo
c~ontener dcfinitivamente la ofensiva
alemana, sine destrozar la resistencia
enemiga con sus f~ormidabfes golpes
de martillo que derrumbaron la colo
sal muralla defensive del teuton y q
cabaron por obligar a este a pedir
I'm armisticio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-20
[.LECARON Al Rim Los FRANCHISES,
OCUPAND0 UNA LINEA De CCEERRCCIA
DE TREZNTA MlLLEAS
ALEMANIA Al EL.AN JEYAMEN7EA LA
CLEMENCIA, De Los ALlADOS
Ell DR.. Self desea que Sc hagan nuevas modliicaclones a los
terminus del armisticio que fus firmado

clones economics que habia entire
81 terirtorio al oeste del Rim. que
va 4 ser ocupado por los aiiados y
ell resto de .Alemania. Y cuya pre-
servaciGn sc hace necesario, a deer
del Ministro Solf. para Que cont
nue. e! desarrollo pacifico de .Alema-
MA" ell citado funcionario p:de Is
modification de seis puntos del az
misticio concernicnteS a eSta region
de .Alemania.
Pide por eiempio, que Sc permita
a los rropietarios atemanes dc las
minaS carbon. potasa Y hero.
que contindeN explotanddlas como
haSta ahora Y que Sc conceda el Ii
bre Y general uso del Rim para e.
transporte dentro ae los Antiques
limites del lmperio aleman.
FL doctor solf pide tambien per
misc para la librc navigation por
ell canine de Rotterdam Y Ia costa,
para el aproviSionamiento de Ale
mania: Ia continuation de las pro-
ducciones industriales Sobre la mar
zen izuuierda del Rim, para el uso
del reSto de Alemaria V G! libre ira
fico ferrocarriiero en- el territorlo
ocupado.
El N;nistro dc Relaciones aleman.
sugiere ademas cue la antigua from
terra del Imperio, incluyendo LuNem-
burgo. sea considerable como cl i
mite aduanal Y Sc recauden alb los
dereclnos aduanales por Alemanla.
FL llamado del Doctor Soft de-
clara. que sin estas modificacioneS
Alemania marchara dc frente hacla
O. bolshevismo. 10 cuai 7udiera re-
sultar pcligroso para los Estados We
cincS.
Reitera ademas el fuacionarlo ale
man. 81 proteSta previa contra la
rentici0n dc los medios de trans
portes eXigidoS en- e. armlstlcIo Y
contra la continuation del bioqueo
Y co~ncluve diciendo que los esfucr-
Zos de los deiegados alemanes para
discutir estos pUntos en- Spa, GUAM
do Sc los dieron 4 conoccr los ter
minos del armisticio. NJ t%uvieron cX!-
to dehido a que los representatives
de los Naliados cue lleVaron esos
terminus. no estaban autorizados
para clio.