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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-02-07
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is the basis for figuring the loss.
p: :s.lstnsa hI f sssS;eoulations
and side lines not connected with
your regular business, but these de-
ductions must not exceed the profits
from similar transactions. Debts as
certained to be worthless and charged
of within the year.
Reasonable depreciation for bust
ness structures but netfor your resi-
dence.
Depreciation for oil, gas wells,
mines, etc. /.
You mist include under gross in
come the following items:
Salaries, wares and commissions
or compensation of whatever kind
for personal services. *
All profits derived from business,
trade or commerce.
Profits from the sale of property,
real or personal.
Interest on notes, bonds and BANK
deposits, including savings banks.
Incomes. received from fiduc1aries,
that Is amounts received from In
comes Of estates, trusts, etc, through
trustees, administrators or executors.
Dividends on stock, whether re-
ceived o. cash or stock. Only divi-
dends paid out Of earnings or profits
accrued since March 1, 1913, are
taxable.
Net partnership profits, whether
divided and distributed or not.
Royalties from mines. oil and gas
wells. patents, copyrights and fran
chiaes.
The following items are not tax
able and need not be reported IN
yonr return: -.
Gifts.
valve Of property ACQUIRED
through will or nv Inheritance. 1t
srust he understood. however. that
the Income received from such prop
erfv Is taxahle
Proceeds At life insurance nol1c1es
Returns Of premiums on life en-
dowment and annuity pnl1cies.
Interest on bonds and other obl1-
cations Of the United Ststes govern
NEWT or is possessions rdsef any
atste ar neiitical suhd stsfon OF q
state such asa city, town county. OF
: Village.
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ton an amount not exceeding $4,000
of such bonds. If you own more
than that amount the interest on
the additional bonds Is exempt from
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-02-07
DEADLY WORMS

Often attack children and absorb
the vitality Of the child. Paleness.
emaciation, and nervous twitching
are indications. ollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea" is q deadly foe to
ali stomach and bowel impurities,
cleansing and healing, re:
! deWing Vitality and restoring health
10 the little sufferer Start by 'gf3l
ing the child cup tonight. Delay
may endanger the life Of your child
get a package today from the
City Drug Store. Adv.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-02-07

Everybody is invited to attend the
Red Cross benefit dance tomorrow
evening in the Elks' temple. Through
the courtesy Of the Elks, the regular
Friday evening dance has been
changed to q Red Cross benefit. 2-2Si
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-02-07

Ny friends have urged me to
again serve the CITY Of .Bemidji as
city clerk am particularly anxious
to prove myself worthy Of the con-
fidence you may bestow in me, should
you see at to elect me to this Inn
portant posi- ion.
. If reelected, / wish to give assur-
;ance that this Office will have the
best Of attention and that ! will q
all times conduct it to the best in
}terests Of the city. Your support
is nearnestly solicited. 81.
GEORGE STEIN, 3
d ~ to s218 City Clerk
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-02-07
The Elks have donated their tenn
pie and the Harmony Trio will dom:
ate music for the Red Cross benefit
dance tomorrow evening. YOU are
invited. ssiss5 s::e 2-28
lilRcHAHT ! ! 4 e !,

!. .sss.. had stomach ssfcnhass0ssbad %
c6ald eat nothing but steaSts fruit
''a1d- hot water. Every thing else
:soured and formed gas. Dieting did
no good. = was miserable until Il
tried buckthorn bark, glycerine.
ETC., as mixed In Adler-i-ka. ONE
SPOONFUL benefited me INSTANT
LY." Because Adler-i-ka empties
BOTH. large and small intestine It
relieves ANY CASE constf pation,
sour stomach or gas and prevents APP
pendicitis. II has QUICKEST action
Of anything. wezever sold. City Drug
Store. Adv. lS3s Nj TT
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troops from Michigan and Wiscon-
sin. The division trained at Camp
Macarthur, Texas.
The 10th Engineers was COM
posed the First Battalion Of Mich
gan Engineers; the 10Th Military
Police was made up from the Fourth
and Sixth Wisconsin Infantry and
the 10th Supply Train from the
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Wisconsin
Infantry. < 4 1.3.-s Il
Thus all the soldiers are former
Wisconsin and Michigan guardsmen
except those in the aero squadron,
who probably were recruited from all
parts of the country.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-02-07

wANTED-Clean cotton rags. No
buttons or fuzzy edges and no lit
tie bits Of pieces. We will pay B
cents pound for rags brought to
the Pioneer office In any size guam
titles up to 100 pounds. Here's a
chance for boys to search mothers
basement or attic for rags and
make a little spending money.
Come on, boys, bring your rags
here and get the top prices. Be-
midi Pioneer. llStr
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-02-07

ated, that he met the best spirit
EthefSEskAa to- he found In the state
md n sfnIeHseiys loyal ssr4nple; Aufn:
f0ffiinSl h a to direct ton, ionl 8aitinG
~ 1s one to- tell them hatswas
Minnesota Rallies Nobly.
From the notch 33 In recruiting in
the United States, Minnesota went to
4 nth n shout two months and Major
I Yo1t says he believes the next re,
port will hnd MINI esota In first place
or mighty close to It.
He stated he hadn't come to Be-
midi earlier In his tour Of inspec-
4 ton for the reason he knew what
Bemidji was doing and was perfectly
able to take care of herself and was
doing 80 in q manner that was q
revelation. 4
Only u Beginning.
The speech Of the major was like
q family gathering. He dug deeply
into the minds Of his hearers and
when h0 had finished those who have,
been diligently IN the work Of aid
inH recruiting and who have had
r0SSOn Tor hearty congratulation,
possessed the impression that only q
!. beginning had been made, and there
will be a more determined effort than
ever to cooperate with Major Yost.
Y. Swinson Was There"
g. w. Harnwell, president Of the
Commercial club, presided. An In
cident of the meeting was when Cap.
tain Swinson of the Home Guard was
asked q question regarding the In
duction Of drafted man into the
army. Major Yost asked Captain
Swinson about certain point and
Captain Swinson rapidly replied and
quoted the article containing it..
When he had finished, Major Yost
arose and remarked, That's the first
time ! knew a member Of board
to be able to answer such question
when called upon," and he laughed
% hearty applause broke loose.
Foucault COMMUNICATED.
Corporal Foucault was among those
present and he was called tos the
mont and 5complimented by the ma
jpr, the assemblage heartily appreci-
ating the courtesy.
Attic cost Of the speaking, Major
Yost met those present and patiently
answerea and explained multitude
Accorded Military Honor..,
.-r MsJS Test arrived In Bemtd1i In
biz I'M als car, provided by Min
HssDta Ipilroad and was met at the
4apOt by ~ delegation Of prominent
citizens and the Home Guard. When
the distinguished visitor was de-
barked he4was greatly surprised to be
met by. the guard which presented
arms as he alighted. In an auto he
was escorted to the Markham, pre-
c4ded by the guard, which lined up
y it the hotel and extended the honors
to the yisA Tor. Major Yost alighted.
slIptsd thN gusF6 and expressed his
Supuer for Major. Y
supper was served in the Mark
ham, those present including Mayor
VandersluiB, G.. w. Harnwell, presi-
dent of the Commercial club; 3. H.
Danu. chairman Of the special re-
cruiting committee: r. L. Given,
chairman Of the speakers bureau;
Corporal Foucault. in charge of the
Bemidji recruiting station; Captain
Thomas Swinson Of the Home Guard,
and Lieutenant DePew Of the detach-
ment :of the Fourth Minnesota in-
fantry, in station in Bemidjf. -
~. After dinner, Major Yost was ac-
c6mpanied# to the Commercial club.
He departed late at night.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-02-07

FOR RENT-4-room steam heated
apartment, modern conven1ences:
Morris Kaplan. 2-ZS
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-02-07

Let us all 60 to the Red Cross
benefit dance tomorrow evening In
the Elks' temple and make 1t howl
ing success. The music is of the best
and so Is the floor. 2-28
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-02-07

At the earnest solicitation Of my
friends. have consented to become
candidate for alderman OF the
Fifth ward. I solicit your vote and
promise. If elected, to give my best
efforts furthering the best interests
of the city and the ward represent.
J. q. HAYWARD.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-02-07

FOR SALE-Hay at SIT per ton at
Reeves Barn. Phone 164-W OF
90. q 1928
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-On account
Of illness, farm 100 acres, 20 acres
under cultivation, house and barn,
fruit garden we'll stocked with
trees and shrubbery. Inquire
Harry Knapton, Wilton, MINI.
Will trade for house In town.
Il 6-27
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FOR ALDERMAN OF 5th WARD
(Inserted " and for J. 7. Hay
ward and to De paid for at the rate
of $500 for series.)
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-02-07

FOR RENT-Two strictly modern
rooms, furnished, or light house
keeping. 523 MINI. Ave. Phone
434-W. S-27
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FOR RENT

T. ..-. ~. Fun ACN Er.tE
. 4O-acre improved farm; IL acres
under cultivation. Good five-room
house, good barn, chicken house, fine
we'll with pump and firewood. Rent
$4,000 per year.
156-acre improved farm, 55 acres
under high state Of cultivation, IL
acres tame meadow. Good house and
barn, good we'll. Rent $4,000 per
year. -...s
Five-room modern house including
heating plant. Rent $500.
S-room house on corner and three
lots. Rent only $500.
7-room house, fine location. A
good home. Rent $4,000. Id
Groom house and 2 acres of
ground. Rent $1,000.
If you want to buy, sell or trade
land, city property or anything Of
value, see me at once. I am the man
that can do the business. r
e. J.. WILLIS,
Phone Al or SAT. 115 Ord Street.
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WANTED

WOMEN WANTED Full time SAL
airy, $24, selling guaranteed hos
iery to wearer. SOC an hour spare
time. Big Easter business. Elk
perience necessary Guaran-
teed Mills, Norristown
POSITION WANTED Young man 81
10 wants position IS clerk about
Feb. Is. Address @, clio Pioneer.
Il. \ "a 5s. 2-45
WANTED Waitress at Third SC.
Cafe. Experience necessary. 25tf
LOST--Ladies' gold watch, hunting
case style, cover engraved p. T.
ss Waltham movement. Finder re-
turn to Pioneer. 6-211
WANTED-Work BY the day to do
h washing and cleaning. Mrs. VIM.
Staples. Phone slew. ,3-2S
SWANTED-G en- eral homework.
Phone 516-W. 3-28
<++<f * ~ X x s * = 8 X 3
= POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS !
* X X = * q X y * x
FOR MAYOR 49,
prepared and inserted by and for.
Quincy Brooks and paid for at the
rate of $1,000 for series.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Pleasant furnished
room with bath. Hot water heat.
ed and modern in every respect
Occupant to leave city. Telephone
422. 1926
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-02-07
ASS FLED
FOR SALE

Two sets of good heavy work har-
ness. %
One new wide tire wagon. q
One good second hand buggy.
One pair light hobs. With or with
out box. Cheap. 5s
One new cutter sleigh for buggy
box &
n Disc pulverizer.
One spring tooth harrow.
Groom house and lot, only $500
cash and $1,000 per month; no in
terest. s.a
4-room house, $500 cash and
$1,000 per month. No interest.
Groom house, $4,000 cash and
$500 per month. No interest.
Beautiful 16-acre farm, new five
room house, barn, hog house, wood
house, and splendid we'll and pump !;
IL acres cleared and fenced. Joins
my own farm in Nymore. Only ST.
500. ny
h 4O-acre improved farm. Good
hardwood timber land. Only AZ
miles out; $1,000. Might trade fol-
house.
Metz runabout in good running
order; $4,000. Might trade.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18
No hay ninguna ley
para juzgar al
e~x-Emperador
Ebert dice que debe fijarse
de manera appropriate la
responsabilidad por
la guerra

LONDRES, Diciembr el7.-En una
e~ntrevista que concedio hoy ell Camel.
Her aleman. Federico Ebert, a un CRU
DO de p~eriodistas, declare que no cono-
cia disposition o ley alguna por la
cual ell ex-Kaiser pudiera ser entire,
gado 0 juzgado.
Nos hemos separate de e, mani
festo, despues de varias dacsdas 20
vigorosa lucha Y 10 unico que desea-
mos es que la culpa por Ia response
bilidad de Ia guerra Sc fife definiti-
vamente para que f;ueda ser eXDucs-
to de una vez para todas. 80 crec
que haya disposition alguna en- Ia ley
por Ia cual Guiliermo pueda ser en-
tregado o juzgaso:SE@
Preguntado 81 teniaa mi opinion
optimistic del future, Ebert contesto;
"Ciertamente, tanto como sea posi-
bic para un gobierno que Sc ha hechc
cargo de tai herencia ' sc encuentra
colocado en- una situacion tan terri,
blemente e~mbarazosa. Debeis recor'
dar que nuestra Influenza sobre e
curse de los acontecimientos es liml'
tada. No podemos crear pan para e.
pueblo. aleman. 81 Sc deja a Ia M
ci6n morir de hambre, entonces So
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18
FL Mariscal Mackensen
fue internado por el
gobno. kangare
Tai acciea Sc dehio a la de-
manda hecha por los
paises aliados

C0PENHAGUE. diciemore l7.-E'
rcauriscal Ven Mackanser, ccmsGd&n-
re de las fuerzas alemanaS Ell Ruma-
MIA. ha sido intel1ado por ei go6ier-
10 hincaro. segun dice un desDacho
~prccedcrte de Budapest. recib,d0 hoy
en- ssta capital. FL gobiecn0 hungaro
Sc Cice. la notificaGo al l!der alenan,
Que 81 interramiento obedece = Una
demanca hecha por los al:ados.
OtroS GeSpachcs recibidoS aqui de
Eungria. dicen que :cs rUmanoS han
dcsarmadc 9 in5c:nado q Ia fucrca dc
Ia vetaguardia del mariscal von Ma
ckenseT.
La anterior neticia viene u contra
decir en un todc la que Sc puhlico ha-
&C POGO. Y en la cual Sc decia cue cl
% de Noviembre habia !legado el Ma
r:scai a Berlin con 81 EStado Mayor
' Que SUI ~ejcrcito prosaguia 81 marcha
a traves de Austria-hung~la hac.a
Aiemania. Fl primero De d~iciea;bre
.otro despacno snunciaba que el so5ier'
70 austro-hungaro habia dec;dido II
ternar al e~jercito DC Won .Aackensen
= Ell Gia : de este mes, Sc dijo Que q
stariscal hahia hu;to hacia Her
man5stadt. Pennsylvania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18

.. :. e. - : :: - =
!. True ira nsls:ion filed with the Post :.
:, master al San Antonio, Tex. as re- =
:. CURED by the act OF October 6. 1917. =
!. y
!: + :. - : = :: - *::s'TI:
PARIS, Dic;cmhrc l1.-Profun-
damente imprcsionado sc e%ncuentra
q Prcsidentc Wilson. por In magnl-
flea rcce"cion 4 e hici=ra ell pueblo
dc Paris. cue. segun los informcs que
sc !e han communicate lie fuente au-
Iorizaia, accpta s~inceramente los
principles eJpuestos por aquei y los
scStiene como suyos prcpios Que ell
gohierno frances tiane para e! Pri-
mer Magistrate americana. igual sim
patis que e! pueblo frances, 10 indi.
ca IA primera cntrnY!sta que Sc
efectr6 entire cl P~residente = e. Phi
mer Ministro Clcmenceau.
Va Sc ha arreclado "a liegada de
los varios funcionarios extranJeros
cre viencn 4 saludsr al Presidentc
siendo quiza los primeros CT llegar,
81 Primer Ministro italiano Senor
Nittorio Orlando y ell Ministerio de
Rclaciones Exteriores, Senior Sonni-
no.. ouienc= ilegaran el ~jueves. FL Prl
mer Ministro ingies David Lloyd
George Y e. Ministro de Relaciones
Extcriores Arthur l. BalfouT. arri-
5aran probablemente ell proXimo sa-
bado o domingo.
La conferencia inter-aliada Sc reu-
Mira probablcnente ell proximo lunes.
zero las s~esiones seran hreVes. no
cxcedicndo, segin sc dice. de dos
Gias. La session inicial de "a confe-
r~encia, Sc verificara qaiZa en- Ell Nj
nisterio de IA Guerra Frances y dara
al oresidente Wilson su primera opor
tunidad de reunirSe con los Delegates
aliados en- a mesa de las conferen-
cias. Dcsputs de dos dias, los lideres
Sc iardn ur receso Dor los dias DE la
Navidad.
Fl Secretar:o de EStado america
nc Mr.. Lansing estuvo conferencian
do aver cor varios membros de Ia
Delegation americana = las c%onferen-
cias de raz. ron e fin de organizar
los trabaicS. Fl Socretario estuvo ha-
blando con cada uno dc 'os delegados
separadamente V empez| a asignar p
cstos los diversos trabojos.
Despufs de las c%onferen:ias que
ha tenido en- Paris. y del examen per-
sonal Que ha hecho dc II $ituaci9n
aoui. 81 presidente Wilson. Sc Ia ia
do cabal cuenta de oorGue no pueden
iniciarse las cenfercncias formales lie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18
Ell territorio aleman
que ocupa ahora Ell
tercer ejerclto
Cuatro mil quinientas mlilas
son las que estan bajo ei
cuidado de las tropas
ameTicaHaS

con Ell FJERCITO AMERICA
no \ TRANE~ DEL Rim, Dicicm-
IRE IL.-Ei Tcrccr ei&-c:to america
no ocupa shors una Eaja de ccrritoTio
aIeman cue conprepde mas de $500
millas cuadradaS Y esIa viGIiando IA
administration c. va-jos ceuIenareS
de villas = ciudadeS : ope-anGo cier-
tics de mj'ias de lineas ter-ocarr:.eras
: de ~tra1vias e!ec:ricos.
La ocupacioH mecodica DC este te-
rritorio ha ~qucisdo Va p-ract!caanento
terminaGa Y ahora Snlo - e>ta pro
cediendo "a los tsa5ajoS dc tomar q 81
, cargo Il trgnc15a reSponssoiida& Ga
y,gilar Ia administration rublIca :
IaGminiScrar por 81 paT5e. n,GchGS &c
los servicioS qGe o '7dlSpensabisS
para el fuEcionamiento : fiel desem-
peho de los traAai los que ccadra q su
cargo cl e~icrri,o he ocupscion. Esto
Sc espera qIe sc ieve = ca6o compile
tameEtc. paga dent-o dc ounce di2s.
e. oroceSo dc eSta ocupacioa TO tie
ne p~receGcnteS en- Ia historic. pues Sc
ha neva6o a efecJo SIN graHGeS obs
tdcaloS. por no deer ninguroS. Il; sin
demoStrac;21eS hoSJ!!eS ic Scr'eGad. 2.
&c pare &c ,oS h~abitan-es. NJ &c par
te de lis Q e3emlG2S.
En- IN mes POGO mss o mer0S. IN
eiGrcito dc 25J.0Q0 hom5reS. aurave-
81 II t~er,itorio ds 2Gc q zoo 2aillaS
de anyhc. habieHdo empe1ado 81 "a
vance. cas-; inmediaJamente GeSpues
de habcr Sos.aaiGo IL ,erTlcie lucha
, por ya-iaS ssRlanas.
DUr.nce les u.JimaS SeiS semanaS. e!
eierci,o americana, ofici2ieS ' nom
brs<. han ceaiizado auiZa Ia nrueoa
fis;ca mas se~c~a cue cualGajec otro
,ejercito de los EScados UnidoS haya
exDcrimencado. .AGr deSpu@s de ha-
sber ilegaGo al Rhi2. hacienda jcrna-
;das & rraveS dc IN territorio panTa-
,noso. 81 prcse2cia no GaDa muesUaS
tGe Ia r.eHov faJi@a Es,e2. 81 b!eR SuS
unisormeS Sc h2,!acar en- NIL estaGo.
MuchcS de e,ioS sc acabarou US "a
.patoS. pcro a pcSar de tai circunstar-
scia. SC yehuSaron = decener su mar
lena insiSeiendo en- .levar adelante Su
tarea. hsSta c~1rminar.a.
TodaS las etapas dc ia ocupac;oa Sc
s~llevaron q cabo de complete acuerdo
con los planes !orEauiados II semsna
anterior q IA en- cue Sc 'aici9 IA mar
cha v aasca los mismcs aienaneS Sc
mcst-aroa s~oyprend;.os ds IL preci-
sion con Que Ia ccapacion sc llev6 a
efecro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18
HabIa ell Pastor de Ia t
glesia Metodista Wes-
ley Memorial
Tn prominente MinistrO Metodista
recupero su salud tomando
Tanlac

FL Rev. W. c. Norton. de Perry.
Florida, que ha sido por varies amos
pastor metodista en- la iglesia Wesley
Memorial, de Jacksonville, Florida,
anade su testimonial a los miles va
~existentcs. dsdos por promirentcs
personas en- vista de los beneficos re-
sultados que porporciona ell Tanlac.
Ell Rev. Norton dice 10 siguiente:
sci Tanlac ha hecho que rccupere
del TODD mi salud y creo de mi deber
lecomendarlo como una medicinal de
verdadero merito.
"Sufri de indigestiones ror espa-
clio de echo a diez amos Y padecia
mucho a causa de la a~cumulacion de
gases en- ell estomago. Despues, de
aigun tempo mi postracion era muy
grande y tenia frecuentcs dolores de
cabeza. Muy rara veZ podla concl-
liar el sueno tranquilo y mi dieta era
ricurosa.
"Los beneficios que me ha proper
cionado el Tanlac son verdaderamen-
tie asombrosos. Farios amigos me 10
recommendation y siguiendo su conse-
10 empece a tomarlo. Me siento tan
bien como nunca 10 habia estado en-
mi vida. Duermo tranquilamente,
puedo cuanto desco. no he
vuelto a padecer indigestioaes y mi
salud es del TODD satisfactoria."
Tan!ac Sc vende en- San Antorio
por la Wagner's Drug Co., 407 East
Houston ST., Y por la Meier's Phar-
macy, 1922 West Commerce ST.. bajo
la direction personal de un represen-
tante especial del Tanlac. 0 Sc envis-
ri por estas hoticas ! cualquier d
reccion al recibo dc SD valor. que es
s1.0O por botel!a, siempre que Sc in
cluyan estampillas suficientes para 81
porte. -tAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18
LA CONFERENCIA INTER.ALIADA Sc
REUNERA FL PR0XIMO LUNES
Ell JUEVES LLEGARAN A PARIS LOS DELEGADOS
ITALIANOS Ell SABADO LOS INGLESES
Ell Secretario Lansing ha estado distribuyendo ell trabajo
entire los diversos ~delegados n~orte-amercanos
paz antes del dia prlmero del aho.

paz antes del dia prlmero del ano.
La vista del P~rcsidentc Wilson
a las tropa= anlericanas en- cl frentc
Ia ~reyista dc osaS trupas en- Pa
ris q2e Sc tiene en- proyecto, Sc lie
varan a efecto para antes del dia pri
nero del ano. Mientras tanto CONT
nuaran celebrandosc las conferencias
de caracter informal, que tanto sig
nifican para la fa~cilitaci5n y prepa-
raci0n del tcrrcno para los trabajos
formales. FL presidentc desea como.
Ger personaimcntc a los hombres con
r~uienes va a tratar los delicados a
l~suntos que habran de discCJirse on
as c~onferenciaS de paZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-18
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BERLIN. piciembrc i7.-LoS Con
Scics de ObreroS Y Soidados Sc rehu-
sarcn a conceder permiso a Doctor
Earl Liebknecht Y a Rosa LaNcmour&,
lidc;cs bolshevikis. para que conc1-
! r~rieran al mitin nscionsl dc dichos
Consoles aue sc cclcbr6 aver cI esta
capital.
Los miembrcS radjcaies p~rcsenraron
una resolution pidjcndo para Liebk-
necht Y 81 ayudante, e. dcrecho de
ocupar asientos en- Ia conferences. pc
70 dicha resolution fue desaprobada
nor una gran moyaria.
No mcnos de $4,000 personals sc
habian rcrn;do en- cl exterior de! Par
lame7to prusiano. du-ante el altcrca-
80, V cuando Sc supo quo los tideres
D~oishevikis habian sido derrotadoS,
Liebknecht Sc presento repentinamen-
te en- Ia scrraza del edificic : empe-
70 = perorar q IN muchedCra5rc cue
10 aclam1 EMBELLISHMENTS.
No obs5ante que e. lider b~olsheriki
sc Gallaba rodeado por tropaS del GO
0ierno. ha6l6 con e~Xaltacion jamaS
oi6s. de una maner temeraria. Re-
gat:das veccs gr;t6: ".Abajo Schcidc-
mann. abajo Ebert, abajo Haasc..' a
oesar de que tichos fu~nciorari0S sc
hallaban en- session dentro del Parla-
men.o Y pcdian cscuchar las impreca-
clones del lider radical.
L.ictSaecht terwino 81 discurso ha-
cierdo IN lIan2ao Al prolctariaoo en-
masa para ~7roclamar una revoluc.6n
social y polit!ca.
La escena cue sc produjo Ell ia Ca
mara del Par!2mento cuando sc a5rIo
IA session. fuG una Ge las mas toTmcH-
ccsas. La sala SC haliaba lena de
so!dados en- uniforme girls de campana
Y mezclados con elloS Sc veian obrc-
ros dc todas ciases, Ia mayoria con
~o3as mr. usadas y aigunas haSta
rSidaS. Tambicn hab;an entire clos
a5-vnos marines. Ijabia t2.nbien en-
ire los do,egados una mujar Y otras
varias Sc hallaban en- Ia audiencia. ha-
biendo sido las primeras CT c1trar a
la Camara.
Media dccena de funcionarios ocu-
I paban ]asientos en- el hemiciclo que sc
! hailaba erga,aaado con bandeFas ro-