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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-16
(COntinUdrc.)

(C0ntnuarc)
Tnrcia Bulgaria, invnovatit la Berlin 81 la vcna
c" arome tertorlaa pretensni Este cgcaa pen
ru eerele e referoare Macedonia pent pc
acn pc malurie de est ale Ar Negc sud- und
pehru sine aceea asaz
cmpi de oei din mc Geman Isl pusese oci pc aceste cmp
Gle oeu Oar urcii ajunsera ata n sa aaa
nlvoti reagd Probab dsi ermani au dcstuc
compensate in ae parti ale Rusiei
Vor retrage trupele germane
Ioae acestea penru relatiunc nre Kaiser 81
a' sal della Sofia 81 Sambul ASA naspre Mai
ult CHAR in vitoru apropa urmczc aperc
trupeor din mparata char 81 din Balcan
ltregi Germana ipsa de vest la from
a lac de caa Austria in Russia conitnle sun dc asa
ca lmparatn Wilhelm trebui 81 puma cumpana puc
rea mitara o
Este neputhta agadui ca sitatia din Bulgaria 81 Tnrca
ne aaa estu de Impede don de mpaarc Ia
tarlle aae sa char ca in vioru apopit
recele 1ntre acec dou de grat
c alatlor Amndoul mtimlc acestea fnain-
de asia c" cva spmn asen lor Elveta
lnge la nn sol de neeeere representative aae
pas al or Insd rebuie fe coseba
ara de prlvre la de avatajioasa dcsp
or de eel dol Kaer Nc tart nu poae fl p
vita ca aa porvta 81 fl de loc lucn cumne daca
rrimie oli din ele intre puterilc aliate
ntre aati curind apropere smtamne fata dc
urci dc a de bulgar sa doar turci nt,at
uma pc urma nunt eemane 81 nici cnd o agen pa
l l Kaiser raho nclrcati
o ns MI trebne sa utdm ca rci treue faca repaa
enru varsare de SINCE nenooclor
arnleen sub conducerea semanlor glndul de nre
neamu armcnlor. Aceas lea cvreii
Siria de pamntu Stint ante dupa ocuparea
trupeIe generaulu Aenby Tot trcbu
c nuta lor de nmicire fata de g odeama
cetaten loa 81 foosor pentru sbma pora
la
a;ntarea imparatiei urcesti
Oar nici rebuie veCerea
facu ouae de adeca prn ucierea
mrarata msrmana confiscarea dgerea propreat
or or negouu ndue lor trci sfatu de germa
81 sub drecmnea oeror renegat fosuu
TIM Isl renegat sal la dispoa m Taaa Pasa
>izir al Consantinopolului pentru scop.
Problema mai grea este Bulgaria.
Orr ce nesere puterior alate Bulgaria sa
sarcina or mulme de Penr Bugar dc
a facu vnova oribe ne aoca sistemat
fe vnovat uci fata fata
de erec din mperu msulman Oricum telgere Bulgaria
oint poate nmpa nmai chuaa 1ntinder graneor
sale, adeca IN tarOrH STbei. Grecie 81 Rominei
Franta, Anglia Italia de mutt char Saee Unite s'au
decaa solemn resaurarea ntregrea tero Sbe 81
rentru atae de eparae pentr acrcc lea facu
dina nacazurle lea su Repaaunle
fe de unei ntregr tertor drum Adratc
adeca sa j dea drum 81 port la Adriaticd
Legatiunile Greciei 81 Sirbei sunt contra
propunerilor de pace ale Bulgarie.
Gu la propunerie de ale Rugare afa
echou in din Londra egate sb 81 Grecie din Washing
ton, d. c. pubicat
,Cnd vorheste despre punta mpacar alat
Bulgaria trebue uitam trebu
intre Bulgaria de pare Sbia 81 Grecia de parte.
Tot luat Bulgaria tine
Grecia.
DE Bulgaria trebu pace pentru
numai dinsee apne ntu Tor sd dpnna pacu
&c terorul rapt della dinsele de Bulgaria.
(Continunre pc pno. ~
M VA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-16
MERSUL LUPTEL0R. |
III armatele americana in Fran


ia, 10 August. - In decursul ce-
lor din urma 48 Gle ore, Germanii
an aruncat in sectorul riului We
sic mai multc ,bombe din aero
plane decit ghinlcle din gurile
tunnrilor. Din mari flotile de a.
croplane, ei all bombardat din
greu Gniile frontului american
81 ariile de la spate. Activitatea
infantcrei fost aproape 'nein-
semnata. Au avut loc citeva in
caicrari de patrule, insa opera
tiuni mari n'au mai fost de Ia
incetarcay slnptelor prime. All
noaptc artileria fost activa in
amindona partilc frontulni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-16
Bulgaria banCroteaza, face fa-
ia foametei, lar dupa razbOi
sd teme de deSmembrare,
NU BATE Gu B1TA : SPJJNE
ZICATOAREA ROMfNULUL.

centrae au refuzat de autora pc mai departe
ban 81 nutremnte pc Bugar E ar dor sal vad incae
ra in lupte Turc carl inca nsrinat de Kaiser Reg
Ferdinand acuzat de acome razbou din Bacan Dupa un
DE adaor facut asupra Srbe 81 Grece asupa Ro
nnle regee lor voieste sa csge simpata Stateor
The sun., 1918-07-21
s,i,5 gSed heavy. ns450isoS; bulk.

s Ss:SSi ,ss SSssd heavy ns'40SlsoS; bulk.
csttlo--Receipts 900: steady. Native
h.itsrs. s1soqi6; COWS. Il 30 y is -" ~:
prime Southern beef steers tiO4 20;
ssr cnws and hsitsrs. $40 49, calves,
shs.p--Recsip,s, $50; steady. 1ambs
wa is; ewes. tildi2,
Receipts, 1000; steady, 'u Bulk, ,TfTc 'sssQ
is2o; heavy, sisloa 25 packer. and
1919 pigs, tltsOdl725
FED steers ST. 25GIsio; dressed heef
steers, naglIi Western steers, 80 500 IL !;
Gov" , ssso@ia: hslf:cs. $50 10. suckers
s snH t'fsa sSiss55 'oai0' bulls "'OSio;
,,SscS 1900 yssrl!ns u.s. ,isa dg w nrms:
sloo 1880; ewes. ssdi260.
CINCINNATI, July 2o-HoEs--Rec.ip,s,
Cstte--Reseipts, 900. slow. Calves. 81
sheep-R.ceip,s. 400: steady. Lamb.
EAST BUFFALO. July 2o.--ca,,I.
cslves--Rcceipts. 100; SLOW, .7als.
,hoss.Recsipts, 1000; strong Heavy,
100 10 "a; mixed. tl0 ~ n 10 as; WORKERS
iia S0q 1870; lIFht Workers. and pigs
o4os 1880: roushs, tle,oodio75 siass,
Sheep and Lsnhs-Rer.ip,s. 200; lambs
easy Lambs, N4ais; others unchanged.
The sun., 1918-07-21
KINGS LIGHTING DECISION.
Court Permits Company TO with
draw $685. 900 for improvements

Court Permits Company 10 with
draw sao5.OOO for improvements.
Justice Pendleton OF the Supreme
Court in Brooklyn yesterday delivered
an opinion permitting the Kings County
Lighting Company to withdraw S26b,00o
now on deposit in the Empire Trust
Company. This money 10 to be used for
improvements. 1t represents the differ
ence between 80 cents and e5 cents, the
latter amount being collected by the
company under an Injunction granted IN
1916 restraining the enforcement OF the
80 cent law. In bis opinion Justice
Pendleton says in part:
The company contends that owing ~
the shortage Of coal last winter a,ui
other conditions largely brought about
by the war, tbs demand on Il for gas
exceeded the capacity Of the present
plant, and Its capacity and proper pre-
cautions require at this time certain ex-
tensive Improvements and additional
facilities to enable IL to properly supply
the territory served by It. II will re-
ouire the expenditure Of large amounts
OF capital.
THAT the usual methods or providing
for capital expenditure by the issue Of
bonds ara not now as available az nor
mAlly 10. I think. also clear. a. well a.
that II IL not now to the public interest
that private corporations should DO bor-
rowers In the market at high interest
rates to meet expenditures made necss-
sary by the war. In competition with
tho United States Government Offer
ings. OF Government bonds"
The sun., 1918-07-21
TRADING IN COTTON
GOODSON NEW BASIS
Primary Markets Working on
Lower Price Fixed by
War Boards.

Trading in cotton goods has begun in
lower basis of price fixed at the prelirr-
mary meetings Of the War industries
Board and the war service committees
OF the trade. Sales OF wide print cloths
have been made on a basis OF 63 cents a
pound for delivery. In the last quarter OF
the year, and other sales are being made
subject 10 Government price revision"
The announcement OF prices on many
odd styles OF gray goods and sheetings,
and many finished lines has not yet been
made and the trade IL moving very eau
tiously until the new plans are better
Understood. The jobbers of the country
have appointed n committee that Is now
az work on plans to harmonlze the pri-
mary market reductions with prices to
he charged for distribution when the
new and lower priced goods begin to
come TO hand. 1t may be some time be-
fore the effect Of the new price basis Is
passed on to retailers. but the latter
have not been charged on the very high
bass reached In primary channels dur
Ing the past Ave months The upward
ard inflated movement Is at least re-
tarded and for the time being trade IL
checked, Production is still greatly
hampered and curtailed. Wash fabric
buyers have begun to make selections for
the coming spring. and In some In
stances prices have been named on goods
that were in stock in the gray before
the price fixing plan went into effect.
Quotations are nominal, MS follows:
Print cloths. IS inch. 64xe4s. II cents:
s'xsOs. l3ta cents; ssd inch. 64x6ts. Is
cents; brown sheetings, Southern stand
ards, 2s cents: denirns, 2.20, Southern
ind!sos, 37ls cents: tickings, s ounce.
4!'a cents; prints. 20 cents staple ginE-
hams, 221i cents; dress ginghams. am
and 32h cents. 49,.
The sun., 1918-07-21
BONDS.
N. Y. STEAM co. IS SOLVENT.
Receiver Application Refused n,
Justice Peudlston

Asserting that the corporation Ia not
insolvent In the sense that It's liabilities
exceed Its assets. Justice Pendleton. in
the Supreme Court, refused yesterday 10
authorize the appointment of a receiver
TO conserve the assets OF the New York
steam Company. a $4,000 900 corpora :
ton The application for the receiver
ship was filed by Robert G. Hanford. a
stockholder. who, Justice Pendleton
found, holds only an option to purchase
some OF the corporations stock.
Justice Pendleton said It was Sub
stantially conceded" that the CORPORATION
has maturing Indebtedness OF large
amounts without funds To meet them
being Immediately available. at an
pears. however" the decision stated.
that the vast majority OF those
maturing debts and obligations are held
by those interested In the stock OF the
company and who are opposing this APP
plication."
The sun., 1918-07-21
U. s. STEEL NEEDS
ABOVE EXPECTATION
Requirements in First Half of
Year Estimated to Have
Been 100000 Tons.

The consumption OF steel for Govern
ment purposes exceeds expectations. II
is now doubtful II the mills will BE- al
lowed TO continue the distribution of
Class D at their own discretion Re
auirements during the FIRST half of this
year are estimated to have been 80,
100000 tons maximum Government con-
sumption. The record production dur
Ing any previous six months has been
l6.b00,000 tons Recent contracts let
by tho United States Shipping Board
call for $4,000 tons for thirty steel cargo
ships In Japan. Structural steel for
Government use to the amount of 10000
tons has been or f. about TO be placed.
Fully 80 per cent. OF bookings now are
on Government contracts.
There has been a fair distribution OF
pig iron on old contracts. Production
has increased to an extent which seems
10 warrant the conclusion that the dam
ger or serious shortage 10 past.
Demand for lead continues heavy, the
Government being an extensive pur-
chaser. The producers are hard pressed
TO meet the requirements Of less essen :
tial industries Dealers stocks are we'll
cleaned up and the burden OF supply
fails upon the producers. The price
continues as officially established at sos
cents New York. and IT'S oents East
St. Louis.
Distribution Of copper is sufi,cient to
meet needs OF all war Industries and
certain indirect requirements, but the
supply available for outside consump-
t'on appears to be growing lighter. Dur
4 Ing the first half Of the year the ex-
ports were 1880 tons, as compared
with 27A.76s tons the Same period last
year.
Tin IA unsettled and trading In n,-
The sun., 1918-07-21
RUSH FOR STAMPS FOR METAL.
Thrift Market Is Forced to Take
n Rest.

The novel experiment OF helping on the
war by exchanging Thrift stamps for
precious metals. which was BEGUN at
the War Savings Stamp Metal Market,
46S Fifth avenue, two months ago has
proved 80 great success that the direc-
tors OF the scheme were compelled TO
announce yesterday that too much busl-
ress nscessltates the temporary shut
ting down OF the plant" SO changes
can be made to handle the steadily In
creasing rush OF business
So fur the market has been doing q
daily average business OF $4,000 and the
workers despite their enthusiasm for the
work OF raising money for Uncle Sans
war. are welcoming the brief rest which
they will get while changes are being
made. The doors will be closed on Tues
day and will reopen on September 2
next, when the metal workers expect to
resume their land office business.
The sun., 1918-07-21
STEADY TONE MARKS
TRADING ON CURB
Price Movements Confined to
Small Fractions-Inter-
est in Bonds.

The market for curb securities was
quiet yesterday. with price movements
confined TO small fractions. A steady
tone marked the trading generally. al
though for a small period after the sec
ond hour there was some irregulArity.
More interest was shown In the bond
trading than among the stocks
Federal Farm Loan 81 established a
new high record, crossing 400 for the
FIRST time. Bethlehem Steel Z per cent.
issues were firm, selling fractionaily
higher. Russian Government securities
were less active and little changed.
War stocks were little changed. with
the exception OF Aetna Explosives, which
sold about half point higher In the
second hour OF trading. The motors were
dull. Chevrolet lost 2 points, while
United gained 4 small amount. Among
the specialtiss North American Paper
and Pulp was Arm.
Mining shares were quite active and
higher.
Total sales and range Of prices follow
The sun., 1918-07-21

NEW ORLEANS. July 20.--A reaction.
airy tendency was In evidence In cotton
to-day as the result Of liquidation from
the long side. mixed with moderate short
selling based on rains In the Eastern
belt. The close was net loes for the
day of 10 TO 90 points. July. 27.SOc
October. 2415c. December, $500. Jan.
uary. 23.52c March. 23,45c. Spot cot.
ton quiet and unchanged; middling
29.75o
The sun., 1918-07-21
Bank OF Germany Statement.

Berlin. Via London. July 2o--The
statement Of the Imperial Bank OF Ger
many for the week ending July Is shows
the following changes: Total gold and
bullion. inc, $4,000 marks: gold, inc,
$4,000 marks treasury notes, dec, 40
$4,000 marks: notes OF other banks.
Inc. 2.55e,o00 marks; bills discounted,
dec. 437,oos,ooo marks advances, inc.
100000 marks: investments. inc, T.
$4,000 marks; other securities. inc,
56.1ce,000 marks; notes in Circulation,
dec. 9s.72s,ooo marks: deposits. dec,
4os.2S2,0o0 marks: other liabilities, inc,
lo2,6+2,o00 marks. Total gold holdings,
2.346.941. 900 marks.
The sun., 1918-07-21
Polish white Cross Asks Soap.

The latest appeal OF the Polish
White Cross, which has established
hospitals for the Polish national army
In France. lie for donations OF soap.
-Four thousand pieces were received
last week and II 10 desired to increase
the shipment materially. The organ
ihation report since October. 1917.
bursements OF s55.280.23. or this
amount ;il,545.40 has been spent for
wool a Polish military hospital 10
maintained. and a few weeks ago the
organization contributed $4,000 to a
Polish soldiers home In Paris.
The sun., 1918-07-21
SUGAR STOCKS.
Made In Hide Prices.

WASHINGTON. July 20. - New hide
prices to become effective August I. and
understood to represent a reduction Of
about 10 per cent. have been agreed
upon by the price fixing committee OF
the War Industries Board and the In
dustry. It was indicated to-day that II
President Wilson approved the prices
would be announced Monday
The sun., 1918-07-21
GOOD JOBS GOING BEGGING.
n. Y. l.. Efficiency bureau Re-
ceives Many Calls for HELM.

There are more good Jobs going to
waste than there are applicants 10 MI
them, according to Director Clay c.
Duggan OF the efficiency bureau or New
York University. where announcement
was made yesterday that the bureau
will be continued throughout tho uni
versitys summer school session.
Loud walls for stenographers and
bookkeepers particularly are heard in the
land. according to Mr.. Duggan, the
shortage in bookkeepers to MI the
many vacancies being especially notice
able, with offers Of salaries running
from $25 TO $40 a week going unan-
swered
Recently the Government has been
making frequent calls upon the bureau
for workers OF training and experience
The services of the bureau are open
to all y. Y. L. students, who are placed
IN positions without charge.
The sun., 1918-07-21
New Freight Rates Refused,

WASHINGTON. July Follower combi-
nation lake and rail rates on grain and
grain products from Toledo to Eastern
points which were sought by the Toledo
Produce Exchange were refused to-day
oy the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Inc commission also refused to change
rates from Missouri River cities to To-
ledo, which the complaint involved.
The sun., 1918-07-21
HAYES HEADS WIRE MEN.
Elected President Of western
Union EMPLOYEES, Asse mbIy.

OnhOn G"phOyee. AseempIys
CHICAGO, July ao.--Ths general a.
sembly OF the Association OF western
Union Employer which met here ten
days ago. adopted to-day a constitution.
elected Joseph p. Hayes, San Francisco.
president. named a board OF directors
and selected Chicago for its general
headquarters. James G. Hayes Toledo.
was elected secretary.treasursr and II.
NJ. swarts. Kensas City. senior Vice.
president.
The declaration OF principles indorses
tho policy Of arbitration in wage dis
putes.
The s-prssidsnts. who are also
members Of the board OF directors, are
Paul Rainey. Salt Lake City; II r. Muir
ply. New York: p. r. Harrington, Bos-
ton; Robert e. Fisher, Houston. Tex. J.
c. Lawrence. Chicago; W. A. Reynolds.
Atlanta, ana Allen Hlxson, Los Angelica
The next general assembly will Be held
in Los Angeles in September. 1915.
The sun., 1918-07-21
Custom House RecetDts,

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were SiS4.2s2.S6, of
which $53,347.78 was for msrcha ndise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
SlSG.9lS.20 for recent importations. Re-
ceipts for duties for the week amounted
to $1,193,253.30.
The sun., 1918-07-21
Minne.polis Grain MARKET.

MINNEAPOLIS, July 20.--F1our UNI
changed; bran. s24.45: corn. No yell
low, Sl.60G1.7o; oats. No. white,
73@74o. .
The sun., 1918-07-21
Pennsylvania Crude OIL Market

on CITY, Pa, July 2o.-Credit bal.
ance. -. Runs. s7.ss2 barrels; average
runs sb.sl7: shipments. S7,3iS; average
shipments, 83,t4l.
The sun., 1918-07-21
PokCUPINE.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvEs-Rsceipts, ass head. mainly
eonasnsd direct to local slsushtsrsrs No
p ,.,.ss ssS e.i y, feeling n9mlnaiiy steady
to prime grades; medium and common do.
Slow native sides selling at il q s'c. per ID
CALvEsrneesipts. 1879 head; only a few
In fair demand; city dressed vssls, 2su zoe.
PEI s ,s; s soSnisy Sre.,sd 49, 2iH2's
sold ,s9is5o per 100 iest euils Is; wssno
m .mso a, ,,ssdy At i'o,sc, per No. dressed
W vI,r' 2is.,n,. %S +, = sss',ss.
:S.. ns' ,sS.''R,$ ri ss - .,o g. 4 OH 4, Z
ii ~. iss vissins isms., 70, ,is..s;
,Hoos--R.csipts. i,Ss5 head, all con.
s siIn;.d direct to slsushterers. Feeling
Live stock Marksts>in Other Cities
S SnaniCAGS: du'y ,.O.-Hoss-Reetip.o
Yesterdays best time. closing allow and
veal, weak one lead fancy iirht,. fiass; prac.
i19, 'H iiss, s1,ss.r hog, ,i:,os
nls:o: rough, N7al1ao: bulk OF sales,
Go'ais7o: pigs good and choice. N7o
Cattie--Reesipts. 5000; COMPARED wifi,
. week ago; good to best mostly % cents
higher: common to medium grass steers
and butchers cattle anywhere from 25c
to VI lower; Hight grassy hardest hit; veal
calves Is TO soc higher; stockers ana
feeders steady
sheep-Rec.ipts, 1900; arrivals practi-
csliy all direct 20 packers; market auiet;
compared with week Aso: top lambs, as
70 sSc. lower; feeding lambs strong to
higher; sheep And heavy yssrlinss strong.
PTTTsBuRG,> July ?o.-cattis steady;
supply light: prime. Sis5oaiT. Sheep
i?.2b: culis and common. tSn7: lambs,
<nls.S0: veal calves. tl7mi7.Bo
Hoss-hiSher; receipts. 10 double decks
Prime heevies, eisSoqs.7b; mediums,
s250l1ss; roushs. 1ib.6o0iS7s.
TT. LOUIS. July 2O-Hogs-Receipts
200: higher. Lights. SIS 90 q 1870; pigs
PNTVb0lsb0; mixed and butchers. sis.85
The sun., 1918-07-21
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, July 20,-Continued dull
ness In local securities with prices un-
changed. Summary:
The sun., 1918-07-21
OUT OF TOWN MARKETS
BOSTON.

BosroN. July 20.--Firm tons with
trading dull in copper shares, price
changes being Of fractional sort. Sum.
mary:
The sun., 1918-07-21
PrTTSBURG.

PrTTsBuRo. July ao.--Nothins Of In
terest shown In local market. Sum-
| mary:
The sun., 1918-07-21
Average and Actual Figures Of Reserve Position
PHILADELPHIA,

PHiLApELrnfA. July 2o.--Markst in.
Active with prices displaying steady tone.
Summary:
The sun., 1918-07-21
BOSTON CURB CLOSING.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July 20.--Dull and hrmer
tone In market. Traction issues espe-
cially strong on favorable reports IN
connection with new franchise. Stew
art Warner and Edison gained a point.
Bonds quiet Summary.
The sun., 1918-07-21
FEDERAL RESERVE.
BANK STATEMENT
Aggregate Gain in Gold Of IL
Banks Of System Is
$15,400,000.
TOTAL NOW S1,975,44s, 900
Large Increase in Investments
and Note Circulation Over
Last Weekly Report.
snhetai DtapafcA 10 Tn suN.


WASHINGTON, July 20. Aggregate
gains of $is,too.o0o In gold reserves,
accompanied BY an equally largo in
crease in investments and q slightly
larger gain In Federal reserve note cir
cuistion. are indicated in the Federal
Reserve Boards weekly bank state
ment issued At the close Of business on
July 10, 1918. .....
Investments: Discounted paper on
hand shows an increase for the week
OF s4s.5oo, 900, mainly at the Chicago,
Kansas City ana Philadelphia banks.
OF the total discounts shown $601,400.-
900. as against S606. 100000 the week
before, Is represented by war paper,
!, e., member banks notes and custom
srs' paper secured by United states war
obligations. Aooeptances on hand In.
dictate net liquidation OF S12,500,000 for
the week and on $122.900,0Q0 since
March a., when the maximum holdings
Of this class Of paper were reported.
Redemption by the Government Of 49,
10000 OF certificates held by the New
York bank on Juno 10 accounts largely
for the decrease in Government secur-
tiles shown Total earning assets in
Deposits: Government deposits show
a decrsase Of $4,000. 900, largely at the
Cleveland, Chicago and Atlanta banks.
Members reserves deposits increased
34s.700.00o. Net deposits increased
about $l3,000,0o0.
Reserves: Transfers OF Government
funds from other Federal reserve banks
resulted In. considerable concentration
Of reserves at the New York bank,
which holds at present ass per cent.
Of the total cash reserves OF the system,
as against 80 per cent. tho week before.
Substantial gains in deposits. accom-
panied by somewhat smaller increases
in loans and investments. are indicated
by the weekly statement of condition
on July 12 OF over 700 member banks
In leading cities.
The banks condition at tfe close OF
business last night was as follows:
The sun., 1918-07-21

-'-'-. Sc -yo,---~----"1-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06
"a sienten 81 peso del
yugo aIeman los
%estonianoS

Dc. S~--.c.o EsYcr.s! para Ia PRENSi.
ESTOCOLM0. s~epticmbre 6.-Un
correo Official de Essonia. que "a en-
canine para Francia. ha llegado a es-
Ia capital Y hecho algunas ~declaracio-
nes cue muestran Que los estonianos
en!pieZan . cansarse del dominic ale
man Y q sentir Ell peso del yugo de sus
supuestoh libertadores. FL dicho CO.
rreo declare que los alemsnes estan
suprimiendo la vida nacional estonia-
ne y su cultTra en- TODD ssent;dos. Los
~peri6dicos son censurados, las escuelas
son clausuradaS o germ anizadaS Y hes
a Ia mIsica dc esroniana Sc ha pro-
hibido.
Para colmo De males sc nan estable-
cido oficinas especiales para Ia confis-
caci0n = requisamiento de los where's
V Sc han fijado "a raciones para el
consume del pan, que equivalen a IN
cuarto de kilogramo al Gia para cada
persona. y . Il carnc, a razon de un
cuarto de ki!o por cabeza, semana
riamen:e.
FL co7reo agrcgo que Ia OPPRESSION
alemana estaba ;nflamardo Ell esprit,
tn nacional c intensificando Ia resis,
tencia Dasiva del pueblo.