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Sharp County record., 1918-12-27
To Settle Russian Problem.

Washington. - The Russian prob
i-m already has been taken up by
President Wilson with French states
men, and the determination Of de0-
mite policy on which all the allied
countries and the United States may
agree will bo one Of the lrst things
undertaken at the preliminary meet.
ings which will precede the peace
conference.
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27
British Fleet May Visit U. S.

London,--lt Is reported the admiral
ty views favorably the suggestion that
large part Of the British fleet, com.
manded by Admiral Sir David Beatty,
should visit the United States, 1t is
asserted, however, that no date for
the visit has been fixed, but 1t is un'
derstood that II will be made imme'
diately after peace has been signed.
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27
Americana Reach Positions.

With the American Army OF oc'
oopuation, The obJectlyos OF the
American Army of Occupation have
been reached at various points
Spreading out like great fan, tho
advanced units Of the Americana
took up their positions along the
boundary of n 3O'kllomctor soml-elr'
Gle pvotlng on CoblenS
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27
$t6,o00,o00,000 Unexpended.

Washington. - More than $1G,000,'
100000 Of cash appropriations and
contract authorizations voted by Con
gress for war purposes will be unex'
pended, Representative Sherley Of
Kentucky, chairman Of the House Ap'
propriation8 Committee, annouoed.
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27

Impetus was given recently to
the War Savings movement at the
capital city by the opening of min
iature bank for the exclusive sale OF
war savings stamps at Fifth and
Main streets, the busiest corner in the
city. The bank is Of classic design.
large enough 60 accommodate full
banking force and attracts the atten-
tion of all who visit the shopping
district. 1t was built with material
and labor donated by patriotic mer-
chants and craftsmen.
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27
aaus anms eastara nIaIeYaI,

New Yofh, 49, 1--WE do not attempt
to deny that there are pastors in the
Lutheran church who have been In
sympathy with Germany and that
some have spoken in q way TO morlt
tho despIeablo name 'disloyol,'" Rev,
Il. II. Knubel, president Of the United
Lutheran church of America, said In
n abatement here,
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27
EI,ot carteps Successor.

Washington, Representative Pho.
Ian of Massachusetts, Democrat, was
elected chairman Of the House Bank.
ing and Currency Committee, succeed
ing Carter Glass Of Virginia, who re-
signed to become secretary Of the
treasury
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27
osrmans Interos,ed In Wilson.

Berlin. -- Dispatches reporting tho
arrival OF President Wilson in Paris
are displayed prominently by tho
Berlin newspapers, Tho presidents
utloranooa are being scanned care
fully Newspapers which formerly
we're foremost In attacking the prebi'
dents policies now plead that they
we're deceived.
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27
prsaIdent Of pertuaal KIIled.

London % Dr, sldorio paee, presi'
dent of Portugal was shot and killed
by an assassin while he was In a
railway station 0t Lisbon, waiting for
a train TO oporlo, AdNlcce from LH'
bon reporting the assaealnatl9n saE
that he was struea by three bullets,
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27
To Settle Sailors Fleht.

Washington, -- The clash between
tho armed gulrd Of the Ward liner
Monterey and Mexican soldiers al
Tampieo has been left to diplomatic
settlement and Is now the subject OF
negotiations between the American
and the Mexican governments, This
announcement was made by the state
Department,
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27
EnnlInh nomha I'd nolahevI,

stockholm, - An English squadron
has bombarded Doshetlst positions
along the southern coast Of the Gulf
Of Finland, says an Official statement
from the Esthonian army headplar-
tors. Bolsheylst forces have been
repulsod, says the report,
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27
Confess To AIDING German shIps.

San Fr0nosoo.-plo0s OF guilty to
nm alleged conspiracy to supply GcT.
man wars'llps Ot sea through the
chortcrlng Of vessels hero, In Viola
tiop OF the neutrality laws, were en-
tered mere by four shipping mon, two
shipping firms and the chancellor of
tho former German consulate mere,
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27

The extent to which the Army
Overseas Educational Commission is
embarking on program Of vocation
al education for the men in the A. E.
F is indicated by the desire of the
United States Department of Agricul.
ture to get in touch with all gradu-
ates of colleges Of agriculture who
are now in France.
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27
Beino DIseharoed Fast,

Washington More than 100000 sol.
diers have been discharged from the
army and returned 10 civilian status,
Secretary BQkor said the rate OF de-
mobilization had now reached 10000
4 week,
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27
Postmaster Reported short 2s,2oo.

Caruthersville, Nov, II. Wilks,
ostmaster who has been missing
sipee December 0, is s2S,200 short In
his accounts, D. +, Cain, Il postoffioo
inspector from 81, Louis, who inyestt
gated the case, said,
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27
Villa Planning For Demonstration.

Washington. Information has
reached the American government
that Pancho villa, the Mexican reyo-
lutlonlst, Is planning "demonslra-
tion" In northern Moxlco to ascertain
what win be the attitude OF the
American government toward n re-
newal of his operations.
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27
Restrictions on Lead Raised.

New York; Removal of the festfio
tons on lead producers, who are now
free to quote prices individually, was
announced by the trado by the Lead
Producers Committee for war service
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27
shIps For Cotton Trade,

Washington, - -Four shlps have
teen assigned TO the overseas cotton
trado and Ave others to trade routes
along the east coast OF South Amer
len, the Shipping Board announced,
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27

According to a letter rom Web
ster Burleson, who is in France, to
his brother E. P. Burleson of Tur-
key, Ark, No Mans Land made an
active Christian out of him. He says
in part: 81 am just back from the
front and | tell you we did have q hot
time. We boys live different life
than we did when we were at home" "
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27
More fransports call,

washington, - The War Depart
ment announced the sailing from
France Of the tranaporta MNnchurlh
perala Marun Garlic and Nonec'
mond, with returning American
troops
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27
Mail Route hy Alr Ealls.

New York, Failure marked the
third attempt made TO establish
through airplane mail service from
New York 10 Chicago,
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27
Ban RaIsed--prIees 90 up,

Minneapolis, Mnn,-'fhe price OF
bran Jumped from S2773 to $40 u ton
here, the sudden rise being due to The
removal of MI milling restrictions by
the government
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27
Food Conditions Reported aerIous,

London,-serlous conditions In VI
emma because of lack of food and tex
tiles there are reported to the British
mission now In tho Austrian capital,
according TO n Vienna dispatch,
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27

Mayor J, c, williams of Hermit
age having resigned ha office on nc
count of moving away from the city
the Clty Council hOs appointed A.
McCleudon to flll the uneSplrod term
pending action by the governor,
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27
Nn Mnre Army PremotIens.

Whabinqton, la Secretary Baker
said that the War Department le pul"
suing n fixed policy In denying all
promotions TO officers on active serv'
IA.
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27

|xPreeident Wilson, on November
slenod a proclamation eliminat.
ID l7662 acres from tho oSark na.
phal Forest Arkansas, II became
Nown through q statement lssued
The Department OF Agriculture,
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27

John H. Page, State commissioner
Of mines, manufactures and agricul-
ture, has received notification from
w. Frank Shove, president of the
National Association Of Cotton Man
ufacturers, that he had been appoint.
ed to represent Arkansas in an In
ternational cotton conference, to be
called early in 1919
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27

Announcement was made at Camp
Pike that over 5000 horses ana muies
viii be sold at auction the latter part
Of this month ut the femount stu.
tIon, They win be sold individually
or IN lots, M tho purchaser may
desire, ...
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27
% READERS.

"a patio n 4rbearing strawber.
on tn "a Of Charles Tindall
hr BnforN fearing now This has
IN one he most remarkable
|jnters TO dn.e ever recorded in this
9etion Of the Ozarks. Only q few
lthts have been cold enough 10
MEG Ice, and then only light skim
q the rainwater barrels and water
ubs. Winter gardens have never
~ so productive. Cahbages, let-
Qce, radishes, onions, turnips and
Wer vegetables are still growing
geen.
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27

Following q pistol duel on the
Hsreets at Newport, in which Charles
Miller, night policeman for the last
yXp years, was killed instantly and
Qnief Of Police Gus G, Martin was
Mpnded, a mob forced It's way into
1re county JAIL seized the negro who
Qid the shooting and strung him up
10n tree in the railroad park near the
dqpot
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27

An event Of much Importance IN
the history Of Galloway College was
the organization Of Galloway Club
in the college parlors. The men,
bers compose not only graduates Of
the college, but those who have at
tended the school for any length OF
time.
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27

R8bstead Of having to close their
dQors for Is days, the scott-Meyer
Cor'mlsaion Company and George
.Hhflton Produce Company will he
|clQeed for seven days, while the
Cpopcr'Dicklnson Company will be
'closed for two days instead Of five
1dnys, All Of the foregoing Little Rock
'lrms were found guilty of profiteer.
ins
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27

y<phe following Arkansas nurses sta,
1loned ot Camp Pike were given hon.
Qrn bio dschargcs; Misses Euphemia
3obertson and Ruth Russell Of Little
Apck, Allie II, Bennett Of Benton san,
W l. Mann and WlniGred Mann of tIa.
vNn' Rebeoea Thomas OF El Dorado
and Rachel Williams OF Fort Smith,
'Rho forty'nlnth session Of the Ark,
ontas Conference OF tho NJ, u, Church
inet In oarter's institutional Temple
nv lohesboro, Bishop r. A. Chandler
% Atlanta, A. NJ, y, d., presiding.
Nrkonans now has n total Of 2ai,
french orphans to her credit, with
eVorNl hundred more reported, for
mich collection has not been mpoe,
Nrordng 70 reports received here by
No Arkonsos committee of the "Irntl,.
n pas Children Of France"
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27

Reports received by DR., G, W. Gar.
rson, State health officer, indicate
that Influenza again Ia decreasing
over the state, the crisis of the sec.
ohd outbreak having been pissed re,
Gently.
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27

l,Willer County IN which Texarlonu
N located was the first county to ro.
pWt officially to the secretary Of
N ete upon the constitutional election,
Nne returns came In and show 49,
yQfes for tho Constitution and 400
Aagnst Il.
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27

Since the last reported casualty
llat for Franklin county four moro
have been added as follows Albert
speller, killed, and Carlisle Rain
woter, Hollis Wagner and W. O, Haya
wounded.
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27

Not many men now living can
boast of having married eleven times,
yet such has been the experience OF
Samuel j, Killow, an ex.Confederate
soldier and reputable citizen Of Wal.
nut Ridge.
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27

Two airplanes travelling from Mis-
sissippi to Dallas, Texas, reached
Warren and one OF them, because of
engine trouble, was forced to land
about nine miles south Of Warren.
In landing he crippled the propeller
and other parts.
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27

Col, John j, Boniface has arrived
at Camp Pike from Camp Macarthur,
Waco Texas, TO take command Of
the Infantry Central Officers Train.
ing School. Colonel Bonifacc mad
been commanding officer Of the OF.
flcers' school at Macarthur
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27

Kazutera Kurjhara, a member Of
the Board Of Investigation of the Hy.
rothec Bank Of Toxic, Japan, was In
Little Rock enrouto to New Orleans,
He Ia studying the methods of the
Federal land banks,
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27

Arkansas farmers are undercapt
talized and they must have money
TO increase their wealth.produclng
power, according to H. w. Danforth,
president Of the Federal Farm Loan
Bank at St. Louis, who spoke at tho
annual conference Of county agents
at Hot Springs.
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27

The Arkansas Tax Commission has
received the abstracts from tax
books of Craighead and Randolph
counties. Craighead's report shows
a total assessment of real and per-
sonal property Of s12,146,762 and the
report for Randolph shows a total
assessment OF S4,542,666.
Sharp County record., 1918-12-27

More than 1000 Porto RicNns, VINO
have been employed at picron and
Camp Pike, have left for their homes
IN San Juan, Porto Rico Porto
Ro0ns were not q success as IN.
horers,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-22
FINLANDIA SERA RENO

HELSINGFORS, JUNO eliza
proposition del gobierno provisional,
para ell establecimien:o de una nucva
forma de gobierno ha Sido va en-
tregada al Landtag. In esq PROPOSE
ci6n Sc provee que Finlaadia debera
ser un RENO independence, con una
asa real hereditaria en- la Inca mas
culina. FL rey no podra ser stimuli
taneamente eli jefe de otro eStado.
Tendrd I'm veto absolute para toGas
aquetia5 cuestiones que afecten a IA
alteration de la constitution v a!
trafico por terra V mar. En- otrcs
asuntos ell veto podra ser anulado
por una mayoria tie dos ~terceras
parties en- ell Landtag que Sc consti-
tuya por medic de nucvas elecciones.
I'll rey tambien ectari investido
de amplios poderes con re5pecto q
los tratados con potencias ~extranie-
ras, pero no podra inicia- una CUE
ira ~ofensiva, nj firmar tratados de
paz, sin Ell consentimiento de- Land
tag.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-22
BUSCAN LA RENDICtON DE TRES
JEFES REBELDES

GUADALAJARA, JUNO 17.-El
rebelde Reynagas, quicn desda hace
algun tempo Sc rindi6 a las fuerzas
del gobierno con regular numero de
sus hombres, esta gestionado ahora la
rendicion de los cab2cillas Felipe
Alvarez, Conrado ClrGenas Y Juan
Morfin, que tienen un total de 300
hombres a SUI mando..
Reynagas conferenci6 va con los
rebeldes nencionados cn Ia sierra de
Los Tajos. Y segin ha infermade,
parece que Morfin. Alvarez Y Carda-
mas, estan dispuestos a rendirse con
algunas condolences f&ciles de solu-
cionar.
Sc ha designado Ell proximo dia
% para que Sc presenter con sus
hombres en- ell pueblo &c Ttcaltitl;in,
donde ultimaran los arreglos directa-
mente con Ell general Juan Jose Men
DEE, jefe &c las operaciones en- ell
Estado, Y quien debera saiir para a.
quel lugar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-22
Los arneriCanoS OCupan
s. millaS en- Ell fren=
te occidental
Tai frente 10 tienen en- seis
diversos sectores de la Inca
de batalla en- Francia

WASHINGTON. JUNO Files
Soldados americanos estan ahora ocu-
pando un frente de batalla Ell Il
extension de 3S millas, en- Francia,
segtin So dice en- Ia information da-
da a los miembros de Ia Comlslon
Militar dc Ia Camara de DiputadoS
hoy. en- Ia conferencia semanarla
que celehraron con Ell Secretario Ba-
kec V con el General March, Jefe
del Estado Mayor General del Eicr-
cito de los Estados UaiGos.
Este frente e5ta ocUpauo por to
das las fuerzas americanaS' que sc
hallan uricamente n las GrdcneS dc
oficiaies Y iefcs amcriconos, y oUe
est;:n localizados en- seis differences
.lugares a 10 largo de Ia Inca de ba-
ITALIA. CCras tropaS americanas Sc
italian en- dicho frente occidental,
pero sstan a las or3enes de iefes
ingleses y franceses Y cooperando
unidamerte con tropas ingiesas y
francesaS.
TambiGn Sc informs a los MEM
bros de la ComiSi6n Militar dicha,
de que no Sc tiene pensado dismi-
muir en- 10 mas minimo. cl movimien
to de tropas americans 4 traves del
Atlantico, debido a n ~calrpana sub
marina que Sc eSta 'levando a eabo
ahora en- este lado del Oceano.
DesDuGs de Ia conferencia, Ell Di-
putado Caldwell, por Nueva York,
'dijo: "por 10 que a los Estados Uni
dos conicerne. ia guerra ~empezara
realmente Ell proximo mes dc Sep
ticmbre. Para esa fecha. el mate,
rial que Sc esta ahora f~abricauio,
estara listo en- gran a~bundancia pa
IA hacer que la 3resencia de las
tropas americans on Francia Sc
resienta verdaderamente por el enc
.migo Y Ia lucha ~proyectada para los
oldados de los Estados Unidos. en-
pezara apenas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-22
DlEGUEZ LEGO A GUADALAJA
RA A TOMAR UN DESCANSO

GUADALAJARA. JUNO 17.-E!
general Manuel NJ. Dieguez. acompa-
nado De algunos miombros de su Is
tado Mayor. lego aver a esta capital
procedente del Estado de Nichoacan.
Dieguez permanecera a qui muy
poeos dias, pues solo vino con objeto
de cc~nferenciar con algunos jefes
militares del Estado. y buscar aIgun
d~escanso para sus fatigas de Ia cam
pana.
Sc sabe en- esta ciudad cue Ell
Tribunal Supreme de Justicia del
Estado de Colima, ha presentado a.
cusaci6n ante Ell Congreso contra ell
~presidente municipal Salvador Alca-
Ear.
La ~acusaci6n esta basada en- vio-
laci6n de varios articulos ccnstitu-
cionales, con motive de que, segun Sc
dice, !Aieazar encareelo a varies ciu-
dsde.os sin mot!vo justificado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-22
Los italianos derriba:
ron tres h~idroplanos
j~igantescoS

ROMA. JUNO 2l.-Por notlclas
traidas de los Cuarteles Generates
Italianos Sc sabe cue recicntcmente
los aviadores ita1ianos d~erriharcn
tres de los ~htdroplanos auStriacoS de
jipo moIst'I1. quo caycrnn cast in
tactoS en- terra y fuer"a caFturados
con SuS tripulacionrS. Cn~cOntranio5e
ahora detras dc las lineas italianas.
Las tres maquinas tiench las Gesig-
naciones de k-21l, K-3S3 y KISS.
Todas las maquinas del Gipo K sen
aparatos enormes, provi5tos o tres
motores que dcsarrolian 400 caballos
de fuerza V que pueden llevar tres
hombres V mil libras de bombas.
Ell hidroplano KISS fut la Ultima
de las tres maquinas dichas que Ca
yo en- poder de los italianos, desputs
de un vuelo de observation que habia
logrado hacer en- los alrededores de
Nenccla. La maqulna nab cruZado
las lineas del Piavc, exactamente de-
tras de Venecia y cStaba arrojando
bombas sobre los campamentos y dis
parando u amctralladorns Sotre
los hombres; pero I'm di5paro bien di-
rigido de uno de los cailones anti
a~ereosle abrio un aguiero al motor
del ~hidroplano enemieo y este Sc
dcSpeh6 cayendo Ell ri mar, de don
de fue sacado luego por los italia
nos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-22

LONDRES, Junip 21.-Alemania
Sc acerca a pasos agigantados a una
crisis en- sus relaciones . Austria,
pues ell pueblo de este lmperlo la
considera responsible de Ia situa-
ciGn economical en- Austria, porque
toIc 10 ha qucrido para s.. En- Ale
mania sin embargo, Ia s]ituacion no
es nada favorable, pues tambien Sc
ha dejado sentir una gran escasez
de where's Y Ell descontento empieza
a cundir de una nj alarmante'
No obstante, esta dando a SUI nliada
la poca ayuda que puede, aunque
con cierta mala voluntad Y & Tega-
nadientes. pueS atribuye n crltlca
~situaci6n economical de Austria, a Ia
mala administration de ccono-
MAS de where's Y a la falta de un
control adecuado por parte del 60
bierno.
Entire tanto, las condolences en-
Austria estan empeoranio por mo-
Imentos. En- muchas ciudades Sc dice
que cl hambre ha dejado sentir va
lsus tormentos y que las existenclas
de where's Sc han agotaLo va en- to,
do el Imperio, por 10 que la agita'
Ici6n popular empieza a manifestarse
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. La situaci0n hi
llegado a I'm grade tai DC gravedac
que 10 pueden dominarla las auto
ridades c~iviles, por 10 que sc espers
Que dc un momcnto 4 otro sc deere
tie la ley marcial.
In despacho de Amsterdam de
~cuenta dc que los rccicntcs rumore
de serias dificultades entire Alemani;
" Austria, Sc han confirmado d.
lfucntc c~ierta, a pesar de las negati
vas oficialeS Y agrcga que NADIA dl
ficil seria que sobreviniera un cho
que de mayores consecuencias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-22

En- 81 motto Y ell c. o~ccioe"'e
de dicha planicie, los ita!ianoS nan
contsnido a los ausJciacos.
Animados grandemente Por ei eH-
to de su ~resistencia, los l'ai'ai'S
estan hacienda ahora repet'Gos 1'"-
oues contra las posiciones del enc
migo al occidente del Pave y IAN
logrado recuperar mas terreno. islal
mente en- Ia region ~mOntanoSa, en-
las cercanias del Asiago, las trepas
franco-britanicas han desa!ojad' al
enemigo de varias posicione5 qae 4
ST @ las han ocupado. e microbes
los franco-britanicos le hicieron q!
enenaago 1000 prisionero5, con e.
cual numero assemble cl total dc
hombres quitados al eEsmigo 4 ...-
yiena en- su informe Official admlte
Que sus tropas Sc hallan ahora a ia
defensive V Sc c~oncreta a anunciar
que todos los ataqueS de los italia
nos. especialmente a 10 largo de!
Pave. han sido rechazadoS. La lucha
ha entrado hoy en- su septimo dia y
los austriacos al oeste del Piave sc
e~ncuentra quiza en- una s]ituaclor
mas p~recaria. que 10 estuyieron er
ninguno de los dias anteriorcS.
En- los alrededoreS de Montelle
en- Ell extreme septentrional de |;
Inca del Piave, los auStriacos hal
sindos desalojados Y obligados u re
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-22

neutrales dicen que las actua!es d.
ficultades en- Viena, son las mas
serias con que Sc ha cntrentado el
eobierno austriaco, por 20 que Sc
nota una gran inquietud ell rodo el
lmperio.
AMSTERDAM, JUNO 21.-El cam
bio austriaco que ha estado tenlen-
do una baja constante dcsde hace
slgunos. dias, 81 bien nc en- muy
grandes cantidades, tuvo aver otra
disminuci6n en- la Bolsa dc esta
! eiudad, en- dondc baj6 IN rUHto ce-
rrado. Con tai motive todos los
bonos austriacos han a~lcanzado IN
precio mas bajo.
Sc dice aqui que las noticiaS que
Sc propalaron Ia semana pasada acer
ca de dificultades surgidas entire
Austria Y Alemania, Sc han confir-
mado ahora, a pesar de las regatl-
vas oficiales de los Consoles aus
~triacoS.
Con bastante mala voluntad Ale
mania esta prestando IA poca ayuda
que puede a SUI aliada, proporcionan-
dole algunas e~xistencias de where's
de sus va muy mermadas economics
V la Oficira de information semi
Official de Berlin, IN dado a Ia pu-
blicidad la siguiente communication.
".Alemania tiene una poblaci6n,
cuya densidad es de ago hanitantcs
por kilometro c~uadrado, mientras
.ique la de Austria es tan solo de 76.
Ell area de terreno cultivados en-
!Aastria-Hungria es de $4,000 kilo-
metros cuadrados Y en- Alemania de
l35O.000. Solamentc el 80 por ciento
de la poblaci6n alemana, es practi-
camente agricola, mientras que Ia de
Austria es dc un 50 por ciento.
"La gran falta responsible del
estado de cosas en- Austria, Sc debe
ademaS de a su atraso en- los me-
todos de cultivo V fertilization de
las t~icrras, a Ia deficiencia de los
departamentcs administrators de Vi
veres de Austria
Ell anuncio trae a colaci6n Ia cues
ton politica con motive de esta 81
tu*ci6n, poniendo de manifesto que
mientras a los agriciitores alemanes
bohemios Sc les ha eXi@ido Ia entrega
de diez Y medic hect6iitros de trigo
por hectarea, a los T~cheques Sc les
ha exigido tan solo tres y medic y
continua:
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especie de 6loqueo ror hambre por
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tria. contra las regions irdustrialcs
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de poner fin a este nal, II ayuda ale
mana nc sera muy efectiva."