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Evening journal., 1918-09-28
RY VOWEL MELLETT.

(United Press SIAN CORRESPONDENCE
WITCH THE BRITISH ANlIES IN
FRANCE, Sept 2S-American forces,
cooperating with the British in Pic
ardy, attacked at o'clock this morn
ing, opening what probably is their
most important contribution to the
British efforts thus far.
The Americans, on wide sector OF
the British front faced the Hindenburg
line across broken ground averaging
800 yards in depth, as a result OF the
advantages won during yesterdays at
tack.
Protecting the extreme right o Cen
Evening journal., 1918-09-28
MANY PAY TAXES.

The office OF Receiver OF Taxes Chas.
II. Lippincott this morning experienced
its annual rush Of taxpayers desiring
to take advantage OF the 5 per cent. dis
count allowed on taxes paid by the end
OF this month. A long line Of men and
women filed to the windows.
Evening journal., 1918-09-28
n X JONEs SERIOUSLY I'LL.

The condition Of ROyden X. Jones,
city editor OF Wilmington Morning
News. was reported serious this after
noon by the attending physician, DR..
John Ball. Mr.. Jones was delirious and
his temperature had passed the i03 de-
gree mark.
Evening journal., 1918-09-28
ANOTHER OLIVER N. JONES.

oliver n. Jones, the colored barber OF
Walnut and Second streets. wishes 1t
10 be known that he is not the Oliver
Jones who was before City Court yes
terday on a charge OF assault and bat
terry.
Evening journal., 1918-09-28
DIR. L. II. BALL RECEIVERS.

DR.. L. Heisler Ball, confined 10 his
room for the last several days with
Spanish influenza, has about recovered.
This morning he visited some Of his
patients.
Evening journal., 1918-09-28
BY the United Press.

THE HAGUE, Sept. 2s-Bulgarla's
peace overtures have caused great con-
sternation in Germany, according to ad-
vices received here today. The Cor
man government mas officially notified
Austria OF Bulgaria's request for an
armistice.
German provincial newspapers an
nounced that troops are being sent TO
strengthen the Bulgarian front.
Evening journal., 1918-09-28
By the United Press.

BY the United Press.
PARIS, Sept. 2s-The total Of pris-
oners taken by the Allies on the west
front in the last three days is more
than 10000, It was stated unoflcially
today.
Evening journal., 1918-09-28

By the United Press.
AMSTERDAM. sept. 2s-Austria is-re-
ported 10 be taking steps to withdraw
her forces from Albania owing to the
menace TO her flank resulting from the
Allied drive in Macedonia.
Evening journal., 1918-09-28
By the United Press

By the United Press
ROME, Sept. 2S-Intense artillery
lighting in various sectors OF the Piave
front was reported by the Italian War
Onice today.
There was lively local fighting IN the
mountain sectors, especially near
Guidicaire.
In the Vallarsa sector, a large enemy
assault was attempted Thursday night,
following intense artillery preparation.
IL was beaten back in disorder.
Evening journal., 1918-09-28

eral Byng's forces, the Americans at
the same time improved their position
by clearing up the intervening streacn
OF trenches, to an average depth Of i9OO
yards.
Evening journal., 1918-09-28

Always ono moro million meni
One moro billion bonesl
Once Rgaln and yet again,
We're behind the lOansS;
Push that Line across the Rhine.
Buck up, bOysl you're going flne'
Ask the limit Stlll we'll Sign
One more billion bones.
EDMUND VANCE COOKE.
lCopyrIght. 1913. by n. y. A.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-07
THE LIBERTY RUSSIA FOUGHT
FOR AND WHAT She DID Get
Russian Batteships Are Rustng; Anarchy and Delibe
rate Disruption Everywhere; Also Tyranny;
What Germans Are Doing.

old regime. The work-people are en-
tirely out of hand. In the mills and
workshops they will close down the
establishments at any time of the day
to hold meetings lasting over what
ever periods they think fit.
Attendance at these meetings is
compulsory. A man is posted at the
gate armed with a gun, and nobody is
allowed to pass out during the meet
ing. Some of the people who hung
round certain parts of the works not
keen on attending have been heard
to say And this is our freedom"
These stoppages of work do not tell
against the workpeople. They de-
mand payment as though they had
been working. In some places they
| ignore the presence of the masters
and will stop work for tea drinking.
Guns supplied to the forces from
which shot had never been fired as
well as shells and transport wagons
were sold to the enemy. - '
Numerous sheds containing explo-
sives and war material have been set
on fire, and a number of aeroplanes
were similarly destroyed. The Ger
mans disorganized the railways by
their agents, and when the food trou-
bles commenced the infant of revo-
lutidn rapidly grew up into demon
of destruction.
| l believe Russia to be a country
with great commercial and industrial
possibilities, but I have not very much
faith in its people being reorganized
into a fighting force now.
The Germans have already COM
menced their commercial propagan-
da, AMI their agents are Offering goods
at ast6undingly low rates in order te
get in.
German deception in the peace ar.
rangement and the subsequent acqui
sition of territory have made a deep
err impression on the peasantry thar
the German officials thought, and
whilst they are in that mind it is VI
to the British nation to do all in it
power to combat the German attempt.
at reconciliation.
Kerensky was a good man but h,
accepted defeat before he was reall,
defeated.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-07

Ont. A.. Disley, just back from a
commercial post at Petrograd, gives
interesting views and experiences,)
Clsfts of the Russian Navy lie rust
ing in the ports of the country from
which the Allies have expected so
much. At Mourmansk, 1 saw five
funnelled man-of-war, known as the
'FWooh bine packet" colloquially, and
five destroyers lying inactive and ap-
parent1y permitted to rust into scrap
iron, with their flags even rotting or
having been shot into ribbons.
On the walls there was an official
intimation of a reward for informa-
ton with regard to the assassination
OF the Admiral of the Port, which had
recently taken place.
Petrograd is in a state which baf-
fles description for general disorgan-
izatton and political turmoil. In the
streets officers and women of one time
substance and wealth are to be found
/ selling papers, all their wealth being
beyond their reach.
i After the great revo' ion saw cof-
fins crossing the Latania bridge con-
. Ihll1EnB duyLnulB UuI COTpSSS. OHe
coffin moved about so much that the
people called out for it to be opened
( suspicious that within was some Off
; cial endeavoring to escape the penalty
imposed generally upon his class. 9th
ers conjectured that it was some poor
soul who was not quite dead, philos-
ophically adding, "but he soon will
be-" The load of life or death was
got safely away.
Such methods of escape were COM
/; mon, in fact all manner of schemes
were adopted that death might be
I lodged. Police officials were not in
sight. Motor cars were armed with
Amachine-guns and guarded by soldierJ
IN all kinds of positions, some pros
trating themselves along the splash.
boards and footboards. Motor 1or.
lsries were mounted with several ma
carine-guns, and these ratified aHohe
ready to NOV down any obstruction tt
the dreams of New Russia
The result is that those who longet
for what they called freedom have
at present, got something which the!
would gladly have substituted by thu
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-07
Eve,y Sb17ng and Summer We Lay in q NeoU
Sn6bly Of Sapat5e1y and Chase the Petky
Fly, But Here Is Better Way

ooY has left the door the nngToom full
finished with delicate peacblow
background With folded and
and light bald head.
There is certain and simple however get them without fail
highly satisfactory Very cheap
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-07
Mems Initial Handkerchiefs- "A
Dime

Special purchase of fine quality close woven linen
finish Handkerchefs, bleached snow white with
Il inch hens. The generous size which every
man likes full assortment of initials-exceptonaI
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WAN ITS

For Sale. Ia Section of land on
Lake Shore, IL miles to Devils Lake.
Some timber; good stock proposition;
$500 per acre. See E. o. Greenleaf,
at Powell Agency. loft
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NOT
+. SUBSTITUTES

"Politics is adjourned" But Henry
Ford, Republican, and only two years
ago Michigan's choice for the Repuo-
lican nomination, will run for the U.
S. Senator in the Democratic primar-
les at the express request of Mr.. Will
son.
Mr.. Ford, as we have said, is a Re-
publican-that is, he is SO regarded.
But in 1916, the same year in which
Michigan Republicans honored him,
Mr.. Ford is reputed to have furnished
large sums Of money to pay for adver-
tisements to emphasize the except US
out of war" argument. These adver-
tisements were prepared, in part at
least, by George Creel; and We have
the authority. of mark Sullivan for
saying that the copy for nj of them
was So robust in. it's language that Mr..
Ford was impelled to protest, where
upon Creel thrust forward his progna-
thous jaw and started for Detroit to
make Ford eat his words. Whether
Ford voted for Wilson last time, We do
not know. But we do know that many
people in Michigan think he did; and
We do know that many more people,
in Michigan and elsewhere, think that
is why President Wilson. is rendering
Mr.. Ford the nomination which Mich
igan democrats alone can confer.
But "politics is adjourned"
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DEVILS LAKE PROOF
Should Convince Every Devils Lake

Should Convince Every Devils Lake
Reader.
The frank statement Of q ne1ghbor,
telling the merits OF q remedy,
Bids you pause and believe.
The same endorsement
By some stranger tar away
Commands no belief at all.
Here's a Devils Lake case.
A Devils Lake citizens testifies.
Read and be convinced.
Frank Carter, 607 First st., says:
II have used Doan's Kidney Pills at
different times when my kidneys
have been out OF order and when
the kidney secretions have been
passing too freely My back has been
lame and ached, too. Doan's Kidney
Pills have always given the desired
results and corrected the troubles in
a short time"
Price Coo. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills - the same that
MI. Carter had. roster Mdlburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y,
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|E''sz BS(g HEIER'R fRopps
DISPATCH FROM KIEv HAS DE.
CLARED THAT RUMORS OF
ASSINATION ARE TRUE.

|. Paris, June 2S.-A dispatch from
Kiev, under date of Wednesday, June
&c, declares that the report of the as
sassination of former Emperor Mich
olas Of Russia, has been confirmed. It
is declared he was killed by Bolsheviki
troops during their retreat on Yeka-
terinburg.
The Kiev message was received at
Basel, Switzerland, and forwarded here
by the Havas correspondent in that
city.
The first report Of, assassination of
Emperor Nicholas was received in
Copenhagen through Stockholm on
Tuesday, although, it appears that ru-
mors that the former emperor had
been killed by the Rolshevki had been
circulated in Russia for some days
previously.
An exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Moscow, dated Friday June FL,
declared there was NO foundation fol-
the rumors of the assassination and
dispatches from German sources last
week reported that the former emper-
'or had been removed to Moscow fol-
safe keeping.
Condemned to Death.
Geneva, June, 29.-The, Ukraine bur-
eau at Lausanne announced today i;
had received confirmation of the report
tht the Bolsheviki authorities at Yek.
aterinburg condemned Nicholas Rom
anoff, the former Russian emperor, tc
death, after a short trial, and then
shot him. Details Of the reported ex.
ecution are lacking.
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I. w. w. CLAIMS HE WAS
CHASED WHEREVER HE WENT
SOMEBODY TO START
US ON OUR Way" HE TESTI-
FIES.

Chicago, June 29.-Jas. P. Thomp-
son, one Of the 101 I. w. W. defend
ants on trial here for conspiracy to
obstruct the draft, testified today of
beatings, cells and d%eportations in var
ious localities administered upon the
members of his organization.
"It didn't seem to make much diff
ference where they went," according
to Thompson. "There nearly always
was somebody to start the I. w. w.
members on their way" Chief among
these unpleasant affairs" was the de-
portation from Jerome, Ariz., last
july" said Thompson.
"When I arrived at jerome, after
speaking twice at Bisbee," said the
witness, who still was on the stand
at adjournment for the day, 81 was
told there would be no meeting. !
retired early, only to be routed out of
bed early in the morning by shouts
and hammering on my door. The door
was forced and the crowd rushed in
on me-. all. being armed, some with
shot guns, others displaying revolvers,
and some heavy clubs. By the way
the men acted you would think I was
a Jesse James.
II was led to the Jail and found it
already crowded with 100 other men,
Later We were placed in a train made
up of lumber and cattle cars and with
armed guards in charge; We were
taken to Jerome Junction, where we
were held for several weeks and then
liberated. We had no hearing and as
far as I know there never was any
formal complaint made against US"
A pamphlet written by the witness
and containing extracts from the re-
port of the federal industrial relations
commission published in 1915, and re-
ferred to by attorneys for the defense
as the I. w. w. bible, was admitted to
evidence over objections of the govern
ment prosecutors. Federal Judge
Lands warned the jury the pamphlet
could not be considered as proof OF
it's contents.
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For Sale: A Bargain. A small
house and. lot Easy terms. See E.
o. Greenleaf, at Powell Agency.
lott.
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CONVERSION Of
LIBERTY BONDS

Liberty Bonds Of the first and Sec
ond issues and those obtained by con-
verting bonds Of the first issue into
4 per cent bonds can be converted into
a Id per cent Liberty Bonds during
during the six months period begin
ming May 9 and ending November 9,
1918. The new bonds will be dated
May 9, 1918.
After November 9, 1918, no further
rights of conversion will attach to the
4 per cent bonds, either the original
bonds of the second loan Or those OBJ
tanned by conversion of bonds of the
first loan. All of the Aid per cent
bonds are nonconvertible.
Bonds for conversion may be sur
rendered at any Federal reserve bank
or at the Treasury Department. Reg
istered bonds must be assigned to the
Secretary of the Treasury for CONVEX
sion, but such assignment need not be
witnessed.
On conversion Of registered bonds
registered bonds only will be delivered
neither change of owenrship nor
change into coupon bonds being per-
mitted.
Coupon bonds, however, may be con-
verified into registered bonds upon re-
quest. Coupon bonds must have the
May Is Or June is, 1918, coupons de-
tached and all subsequent coupons at
tached. Coupon bonds issued from
conversion will have only four interest
coupons attached and later must be
exchanged for new bonds with the full
number of coupons attached.
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WANTED-A good renter tc put in
100 acres of Barley. See J. B. Streeter,
Devils Lake, N. D.
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OLD FALSE TEETH WANTED
DON'T MATTER If BROKEN
We pay cash up to Is dollars per set.
Also cash for old Gid, Silver and
broken jewelry. Check sent by return
mail. Goods held 10 days for sender's
approval of our offer. Mazer's Tooth
Speciality, Dep. A, 2007 S. 5th St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Farm Loans on most favorable
terms. JOHN w. MAHER, Devils
Lake, N. Oak.
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EcEsccucncias eel s.csiaat.o de
Caimette.

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LECciONES De GUERRA DE
AMERICA.

-
Ahorre trigo para alimentar 4 los
sc!daGos en- las trinchecas.
Loceion Ne. 2.
I.-Eu-c7a necesita pan.
2-aoa.br-s, mujeres : Ei.os cs-
AN hamDrientos.
3.-Nuestros aliados necesitan
pan.
Como poGemos los americaros
ayudar?
6.-Podemos mandar mas tr:go a
Europa.
7.-An&rica puede mandar mas
81 Sc gasta menos aQUi.
S.-Debemos usar menos pan
b,anco. meros paste!es y menOs ca
kes.,
G.-EStos Sc hacen con trlgo
10-Ahorrando trigo a~yadanos
i ,.imeatar a los soidados Ell las trim
cheraS.
II.-Ahor-ando trigo ayulamos a
za2a- IA guerra.
"ublcada por Ia international lnfoTmi--
AN =ad Service Bureau"
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Uiene dc la 3a.)

Giene dc la 3a.)
para Ia alisnza Ell los actua-
lss momentos.
S; Caillaux es condenado, sin du-
ia alguna ha quedado extermlnado
81 "boioismo." Aun 81 sc lie absuel-
probab!emente Ia organization
ouedara paralizaGa, porQue los ami
uos d. Caillaux, q pesar de su leal-
tad g ST. antique jefe, tendran que
c,nducirse con IA mayo" circuns2ec-
ci6n para justificar Ia a~bsoluclon Y
c.,it,r oue Sc les acuse de compiled
dad en- las intrigas que serAn eN-
nuestas Il Ia justicia.
e. hc.ab.c y So historic
CsiIlaux naci6 en- 1868. Su padre,
DoIit;co eminente, fue Mini5tro lie
Hacienda en- los primcros dias de n
.Tcrcer R2pibl;ca, bajo Ia PTcsicen-
c;a del Mariscal MacMahon. La su-
Iileza c incertidumbre de IA pohtl-
ca de Francia en- aquel periodic, Guam
do 81 restablecimiento de Ia Repu-
.bI.ca fut debido unicamente a la IN
com7etcncia de sus enemigos, puede
haber tenido decisive efecto en- e.
cerehro del joven po!itico. Al CO.
mienzo de ST. carrera competla en-
rad;calismo con los socialists, lie
eando q SCI, a fines del siglo NIX,
Una de las principles figuras de ese
n:rtiGo. BESIDE 1899 hasta 1902 des-
cmpen6 Ia Cartera de Hacienda. En-
1910 lc fuG confiada n nl!Sina car
terra por el Primer Miuistro &c
mcnceau. su psrseguidJr actual, des-
ompeaando esq posici6n cast tres
sros; Y d2s2ues lie haher sa.ido del
aoder. Sc le considero y dc les
r,:c~h.os mas fuertes e iHiluyentes
dc l. Camara de Dip3tado2. En- .!
yecano &c 1911 s. le cacargj dc ia
formation de, Gabincte Y desemFe-
n e cargo de Primer MInistro.
Du.ante eli dcsempcno de este car
%. Sc pr~esento una crisis interna-
c:onal. Los celos de A!caHHja, pc"
l.. Influenza dc Trancia N Marrue-
COS. que 81 1905 produieGcn i: hu-
mi!laci5n de cue Tcgphjie Dcscasse
r5nUnc;ara q Nn.Ste:io IL ke!&c!c-
res Exteriorss. por 81 viCoroSa opc-
s'ciGn = los alemaacs, dctvrminarCn
q4c en- e! verano &c 1911 sc
warren las r:~validades, POI Ia vista
dc N crucero alcman / .Agadir con
e apararte proposito DE- p:r.eger
los .inrcreSej aicmancs. fo- aquel.oS
d;as inEla;csra Sc cncontraoa impU-
s,ji'iGada de accioA Immediate. p0r
+ huclga genera, d. 10: tr~a5ajado-
res de los rueiles, rcro en- e. no.
mcnto critic Lloyd George, consi-
dcr&4o cntolces con,u jvGc pacif!S-'
II. 4ssg.ro o. an viGoraso d~lscurs'
qac lo5 iHa!cses de5i%n nonerse d.
lado de su aliada Framc.a, y los ale
manes convnieron en- Un arrcgio.
La conGGcyiGn dc Is. "rregio f~a
tea do Cai'!aax y 81 NiHiSterio Y
,--p los Cy- -y-Lo-C5 y.ur-fi"l.irs
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GHtTiFICATE con scis mcses dc sus-
Cr!1CI0n, 81 diari0 LA PRENSA" y 500
. GI:"n me dierc inrormcS ciertoS de mi
IIcrmEnO salvador Corona. Guicn Sc en-
Con!raba IN NucvO Laredo. Tamaulfias,
hacc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tres seinalas. Sir
v8nse d%irieirsc IL Alberto Corona. Box +.
Y D. Co., l;echiccra Ranch, CalcX!cO, Cal.
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CuaEdo aecezite uSte4 lihros en- rs
aanni dirijgse I Ia Librc-ia de L.
.scio Lazauo rs n. Santa Rosa *
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GRaTIFfCARE con $500 4 IN persona que
the f!"rc lnfOffGns ckactpS 0 me uropor-
ciu2crc q dorlicilio actual del selor An
io,llo Nic;o, Cono dc % afos dc fdad,
color aPeriaJo.. o!os Srdnde5, iabios griie-
SrS. li2cr7n monte piCado dc viruela. Sus
rltimDs llrcrmes fueron rccibiG0s hace I'm
aiio. cuailGo trabaiaba en- ci campo MI
nero is cercG dc Degine. Texas. Sfryau-
81 dirisirSc a AtiieIo Nic,o, Box i2a.
LaTion, Okla. $50
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DARE bucna qualification i quica me
proporCiunare cualquier informc cleric
acerca de la sclora Felipa Morales, orr
ginarIa del EStado de JalisCo, Mexico, tie
ne dos hijiiOs y tambicn de los selo-
res Felipe Morales. Fernando y Eugenia
Hernandez. Sirvanse dirigirSe a paScual
HcrnaEdcz, PETER NeEr., [2)
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e. CASO CAIL.IxsxAUX.

de Caillaux ell Ia bolSa, durantc "A
crisis Y Ell tempo en- Ilc las neSo-
ciaciones duraron, hahtan pacSt9
de manifesto que ccmD ind!vlt'ic
saba ms hasta d6n!. ~i.cgafIan las
ganancias de Aicman:a QIc como
Primer Ministro de FrIncGa. j! 'tcs-
contanto pubiico crecio de tai modo,
que condujo a "a caita del MniSte-
rio en- el siguiente encrn. Pc:o IL
separation de Cailiaux fuc Tempo
raj, porQue en- cnero lie i"l-. cran-
do coElenzaroa los ataQucs del -
caro-" tenia varios msSes desemr2-
hando otra vcz el 2iinister:o de Ha-
cienda.
Debe notarGe que CaillauS STEM
pre- Sc hiZo cargo del Ministerlo de
Hacienda, porquc SUI habilidad como
financiero cs ;ndiscutible. Pero NIL
che anteS de que sus ehemigos poll
ticos 10 atacaran en- 1911, clrcula-
ban historias de que su interes en-
las finanzas era mayor cue Ell de
un simple eXperto. Era rico pero ca
da vez Sc enriquecia ms I'enia
! puestos en- las directivas de varios
bancos, d los que prestaba muy po-
co servicio, pero que lie pagaoan my
bien. Vino I ienerse come cosa cier,
ia que sus apariciones Ell el Ministe-
rio lie Hacienda siempre tenian una
j tendencia al beneficio personal.
Los ataques del Figaro"
. Los ataqEes de CASTOR Calniettc.
director del 'Fig2:o," pr~incipiarop
el y de Ensro dc 1914 y continual
rGp diarianante hasta el II de Ma:
70. Las PARTICIPATES ~aclsaciones, fir
madas siempre por cl'pirecIor, pue,
den sinteti&a-Se asi:
los hcrederos &c IN conner
ciange de apell:do Prieu. haoian man
tcn:Go una reclamation durante rcein
ID y cinco amos para que ei gooicr-
no del Brasil les irGcmniZava 49,.
10. coo; geo dc frances por haaer>e
apoderado en- 1876 de trccc 5uGuos
de Ia propied4d de los rec.amanteS.
FL Brasil sostenia que los buques
habian astado :iedicA,!o5 IL contra
bando Y los reclamantrs no ha5!an
encontrado en- q g3oic:n1 franc;
G. apoyo que bus:ahaa. Cail!aux
Phonetic este a3oyo s: Sc lc concc-
d!a e! so Pc" ci2nto It. Ia iademni-
zacion, para foIdo lie 81 pact:!o.
conformandose post.uormentc con
que Sc le di2ra Q! % por cieato.
I1.-Cai!laIE habia usado su po-
s:ci0n official para obtcncr dc il
ComPagnie d'Esconptr, un gran ban
60 dc Paris, una contribution dc.
100. 900 frances, con proposito 81
milar al ~cXprcSado aates.
IIl.-Por medic &c 81 i~nrluencia
ha@ia conscgui1o c&yyges .o,r&unaie;
y ~financ!eros para Iuc.igs de sus
asociaGos en- Megoc,o;, principalms n-
&c &.emanes, : habia rcg"Y,do Il los
~em2icados pu6iicos Iuc So oponian
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