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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-31
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Wisconsin.

Madison. Wis, Oct. 31.--Another
"A hours Of rain spread gloom over
the campus yesterday. but Wiscon-
sin fans are still hoping and pray
ing that the weather will clear in
time to assure a dry field for Sat
urday's game against Minnesota.
The Gophers have It on Richards
team in weight, and muddy field
will count heavily in their favor,
slowing up the lighter Badger
backs and lessening the Badgers
chances OF resorting to a forward
passing game The Indictment
weather played havoc with the final
open practice which had been an
nouuced TO the student body, the
yarsity's workout being limited to
a light signal drill, while the sec
onds and freshmen battled against
each other with Minnesota forma-
tons.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-31
VALLEY TEAMS
IN IMPORTANT
PLAY SATURDAY
Interest of Missouri Valley Confer.
ence Fans Shifts to Kansas
and GrinneH Contests.

Kansas City, Mo, Oct. 3l.-Nith
both Missouri and Washington uni
versity. leaders in the Missouri
valley football conference, playing
non-conference teams tomorrow,
interest centers around the con-
ference games to be played SatuT
day at Lawrence and Des Moines.
OF chief interest to conference
followers is the gridiron battle to
be staged at Lawrence tomorrow
between the elevens of the Univer-
sity of Kansas and the Kansas
State Agricultural college. This Is
the football classic of the season
between these two schools. Kan
sas is weaker than usual this year,
and the Ageies have hopes of hum
bling the Jayhawkers. The Aggies
played a tie game with the strong
Missouri eleven and lost to the
Washington university team Kan
has has played bur - q conference
contest TO date. game with
Ames last Saturday. which resulted
in a to 0 tie. The Jayhawkers
will have to keep a close eye on
Huston, the Aggie tackle with the
educated toe. Huston has been
doing great work this season with
his toe, doing all the scoring for
his team against Missouri. He has
made one successful field goal from
the 54-yard line this season. one
from the 50-yard line, one from the
45-yard line and two from the 40
yard line.
GrinnelI versus Drake.
The second conference game
scheduled for tomorrow IS the con-
test between Grinnell and Drake
at Des Moines. Drake held Mis-
souri, to a to 0 score last week
and is picked as winner in to-
days event. Grinnell has lost to
Ames and Washington this year.
Today's contest marks the hig1
spot of the football season for the
two schools. Drake has been anx-
ious this week because of the in
juries Captain Sprong sustained in
the clash with Missouri. II he is
unable to play against Grinuell, it
is expected that Sarff will play at
center
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-31
Minnesota.

Minneapolis, MINI, Oct, 3I.-The
last heavy practice for the Gophers
before the Wisconsin game was cut
short by a heavy rain. Williams
gave his athletes a light signal drill
in the armory, and then the squad.
IS strong. hoped q train for Mil
Waukee. where the team will stop
today before going to Madison Sat
urdav morning The Gophers are
in a little better shape than they
have been at any time during the
season. Walter Haertel and Joe
Kennedy are ready to take their
old places in the backfeld, out
Jack Phillips probably will not
start at halfback. He has been
bothered by an old injury all sea
son. 1t appeared certain that Neal
Arntsou would be used at quarter
back in place OF Captain Lampi.
The Minnesota leader, however.
may be shifted to a halfback posi-
ton at the last minute.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-31
NOtre Dame,

South Bend, Ind, Oct. 3l.-Flush-
ed by successive victories over Kali
amazoo. Mount Union, Nebraska
and Western Normal. the Notre
Dame eleven will leave for Indian
apoIis at noon primed for the cham
pionship battle with Indiana. Joe
Brandy, all-western halfback Of
1917. and Grover Malone. star of
the Normal game. will not make
the trip due to injuries received in
recent scrimmage. The Notre
Dame special with 500 students
aboard will leave for the game Sat
urday morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-31
Michigan.

Ann Arbor. Mich, Oct. 3l.--Coach
Yost is not at all satisfied with the
way his regulars are performing.
Last night after a line scrimmage
with the all-fresh in which the
yearlings used Northwestern often
sive tactics the varsity string was
put through a long signal practice
with the ghost ball. Despite the
fact that the varsity line is
strengthening the first year men
were able TO gain on the regulars
almost at will. What Yost said to
the regulars after the scrimmage
was exceedingly warm. judging
from the expressions on the faces
of the players. It Is known that
Michigan's mentor is considerably
worried over the forthcoming game.
Last night Dunno and Wilson were
used at end Louckes was filing
Wilson's old place at tackle and
may start the game at that position
providing Czysz's shoulder does not
improve sufficient to admit of his
starting against Northwestern.
HammeIs is out OF the game and
probably will not recover in time
for the Chicago game. Peach may
be able to start. To deepen the
gloom Fortune, big guard. wrench
ed his arm in the play last night
and this may develop into some
thing serious enough to keep him
out of the Northwestern fray.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-31
Purdue.

Lafayette, Ind, Oct. 31.-Purdue
put the final touches on its prepa
ration for the game with the Michi
gan Aggies Saturday. Coach Scan
Ion sent his men against the fresh
man eleven again and there was
some lively scrimmaging. the vars
ity advancing the ball at nearly
every attempt despite the yearlings'
stubborn resistance. Both Church
and DAILY were used at quarterback.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-31
VIII Play with Pine Village Sunday
SCORES.

Scores OF all important col
Iege grid contests taking place
tomorrow will be received by
The Argus following each quar-
ter Of play and a continuous
bulletin service will he posted.
The Argus holds its Associated
Press leased wire open until 6
O'Clock for this express pur-
pose.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-31
DAILY CALENDAR
OF SPORTS
Racing,

Racing.
Close of fall meeting OF Mary
land Fair association, at Laurel.
Continuation of fall meeting of
Kentucky Jockey club. at Louis
Vile
Boxing.
Lew Tender vs.. Eddie Fitzsim-
mons, 10 rounds, at Milwaukee.
Max Williamson vs. Patsey Wal
lace. IL rounds. at Baltimore.
Battling Reddy vs.. Johnny Waltz,
Il rounds, at New Britain, CT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-31
FORMER HARVARD STAR LEAVES
HAMMOND TEAM TO RETURN TO
CLAIRE RHODES CRACK OUTFIT
Moving Pictures at the Spencer
iShOw Him in Action Against
Pittsburgh PitcairRs.

Dick King, former Harvard star,
will make his second appearance in
football toys al Douglas park Sun
day afternoon when the famous
Pine Village team lines up against
the Independents
King returned TO dis old love this
week He had played with the viii
layers in 'I6 and IT and when the
game was resumed this fall he
listened to the soft words OF Paul
Parduhn, manager of the Hammond
team. He forsook Pine Village. but
- now back in the fold again as
the prodigal CHILD
This was part Of the information
received yesterday by Manager
Walter Flanagan of the locals. The
letter from Claire Rhode. manager
OF the Pine Village team. disclosed
also that King had signed d we'll
known all-American star TO return
with him, whose name was not di-
yulged
King Will be al the fuIIback posi-
tion for the visitors, the same i'm
pOrtant place he played with Ham
mOnd The huge crowd OF fans
that saw him perform on Oct. u.
remember him well as plunging de-
mon who ripped pretty large holes
in the line
Another player expected to play
a prom iDent part in Sundays game
for the visitors ia Helvie. left end.
Critics OF Indiana never tire of
singing The praises of this MAJ,
who for the past four years has up
set the opponents Of Pine Village
in classy manner
Milligan at center Is a former In
diana university star who has been
with the village since 1918.
The feature of the contest no
doubt will be the playing of the
three brothers, Eli, Roy and Ray
Fenters Eli has captained the
team for the past Is years, direct
ing the play from the quarterback
position. 1t is hard to conceive Of
a man weighing 100 pounds playing
this position, but nevertheless ne is
TO be exceptionally fast on his feet
The other two brothers battle for
one of the haIfback positions and 1t
is generally a toss-up before game
has the edge because it is his ninth
year as member of the team.
Play Canton. Maybe.
Pine Village is billed to play
Canton on Armistice day, Nov II,
maybe 1t all depends on whether
or not they beat Rock Island Sun
day This Is the info Manager
Rhode spills. He says that the
Ohio teams now entertain a whole
some respect for the ability of the
Rock Island Independents, and that
this is what Canton told them to do
See Them In Movies.
Rock Island fans wishing to OBJ
tain a better knowledge Of the
caliber OF Pine Village would do
we'll to attend the Spencer Square
theatre today or tomorrow and see
the villagers perform in two i'm
portant contests. One thousand
feet of Aim is being shown. The
games depicted are those which !
Pine Village played with the Pitts ,
burgh Pitcairns and the Clabbys OF !
Hammond in 1916. Both resulted /.
in victories, the Pitcairns losing by /!
IA TO 3 score. This year Jim (
Thorpe's Canton Bulldogs only /
nosed out the Pitcairns by Is TO [
: count.
Those who saw Rock island and /
Hammond play this fall will easily |
distinguish King at haIfback in the /
pictures. Pine Village is shown !
wearing maroon colored jerseys. !
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-31
BoUling Scores
Standing.

The Elks had their eyes on the
pins last night and marked up a
total three-game score Of 2.713
against the Overlands in the Tri-
City Bowling league games. Black
hawks COPIED the high game hon
or with $50 against the Grid Iron
Grips. II. ". Graham for Harms
started with 40. counted 222 in his
second game and finished for to-
tai of 622.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-31

Bloomington. Ind. Oct. 31.-Hich
the Indiana field still muddy and
soft, the varsity was let off with a
signal drill, while the scrubs and
freshmen staged Is minutes OF
scrimmage. Owing TO the nearness
of the Notre Dame game. Head
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-31
iowa

Iowa City, Iowa. Oct. 31.-De-
spite a food of "a hours duration.
Coaches Jones and Ashmore and
Trainer Watson drove three varsity
elevens through a long signal driH,
all working until darkness. Au-
brey Deyine ran the regular eleven
from quarterback. and Kelly called
plays on the second team. Parker
second stringer, performed bril-
liantly at right half for the first
bunch
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-31

ozone hereabouts for only a couple
Of years. Each has any number OF
strong hackers who are willing TO
lay down their rolls on their favor
lite to win.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
Reporter de Tu,Ro.
BUEN GUsTo

Eel amigo Mesorana esta muy sa
tisfecho del justo credito que van
teniendo cada vez mas, la esplen.
didas Pianolas y pianos marca
"Mesonora" y ultimamente han
adquirido dos de las mejores los
Sres Ramon Carbia y joaquin Ri
vera Rodriguez, que muestran sd,
ber apreciar 10 que vale un tan
armonioso Instruments. Para en-
dulzar las. amarguras de la vida
los que las tengan y sobre todo
dispongan a los dollars necesa.
rios-cree ell active Agente- que
no hay como uno de sus armonio-
SOS muebles que a pesar de la de.
cantada t-Brujeria" siguen llegan-
do en- gran numero ell todos los
yapores. Y no es reclamo que real
mente no han menester.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
AsAMBLEA DE MARINOs

Aver Sc llev6 a efecto en- ell Ci-
ne Monte Carlo, de Puerta de
TERRA una Asamblea de Marines,
hacienda uso de la palabra unOs
cnantos, los que tratarOn acerca
de la conveniencia de agremiarse
todos, para hacer prevalecer sus
demandas cuando termine su
contrato que tienen con la COM
paiifa naviera. Trataron tambien
acerca de la parada que celebra-
ran ell dfa del "Arbol", aconse-
jando que asistan 10 menos 10 de
ellos vestidos de blanco y con
corbata negra. Una serie de
meetings y asambleas Sc llevara
"a efecto, para tratar acerca de
la asociaci6n, aconsejando Ia
union de todos los marinos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
LIE HIZO DOS DISPAROS

Ell sabado, mientras estaba en-
la sala de su casa, con su hijito
lie ai1o v medic ell los brazos, la
seiiora Pascuala Gonzalez, fue OBJ
;eto lie dos disparos de revolver
que lie hizo Claudio Anil, los que
por fortuna no lie hirieron. Sc
gun nuestros infOrmes, el origen
SC debe a que hace unos diez iiias
i-ascuala. que viva haze II s:;,o.'
con Claudio, 10 abandOn6 debido
I'll mai trato que ;a 6aba este, CT
represalia, trat6 de matarla.
Cludio fue arrestado y traido a
presencia del Fiscal, este CalifcO
el delito de atentado a la vida, fl
iandole fianza al acusado para
poder permanecer en- libertad pro
visional.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
INFoRME ANUAL

Hemos recibido el informe anual
que ell Alcalde de Arecibo dirige
al Hon. Gobernador y a la ciudad
de Arecibo.
Despues de haber cubierto to-
das las atenciones del afio econ6-
mico, y yencido serios inconye-
nientes creados .por enfermcdades
y el incendio ocurrido recientemen
tie una barriada, tiene el citado
Municipio una existencia en- GAIA
ascendente q $13,642.SO centavos.
Como Sc desprende de ese infolame,
la labor realizada por el Alcalde,
Sr. Manuel Ledesma Figuefoa, es
digna de encomio, tantO mas 81
Sc tiene en- cuenta Ell corto tempo
que lleya al frente del ejecutivo
municipal.
A reserya de ocuparse mas ex-
tensamente de ese informc, Ell
Sc concreta hoy q fe
licitar Al sr. Ledeama por su plau
sible labor administrative
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
;DONDE EsTA Ell CANARIo
HOMBRE ARROLLADO

En- la carretera, parada , :,
el auto guagua No. z. A, de Gas
par Gonzalez, guiado pOr Enrique
Rivera, No. 9410, de rujillO Alto,
Y residente en Pta. de TERRA, que
iba con direction a Santurce, AFRO
ll6 Julio Torres de Carolina, Oca
sionandole dos heridas en- la cabe
"a V varias contusiOnes en- varias
parties del cuerpo, siendO curado
en- la Sala de SocOrro. Qued0 re
clufdo en- el Hospital Municipal.
Investigate el case, por el guar
dia Alay0n, No. 80, y testigo Juan
Rodriguez y Juan Garcia, resulto
que Torres Sc desmonto de una
guagua que iba Ell direction con-
traria Y estando Ell Marcia ell We
hiculo Sc tir6 sin tijarse Ell la
guagua No. III. A, sucediendo ell
accidente. No hubo culpabilidad
por parte del chauffur Rivera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
AGRADABLE PASEO

Muchas familias de San Juan
que huyen del calor que va Sc
esta sintiendo bastante, van a to.
mar ell fresco del mar realizando
una corta excursion Ell las Ian
chas de la Lfnea Ferrea del Oeste,
yendo de la ciudad al poGtico Ca
taiiO Y disfrutando del hermoso
paisaje que desde la bahia y EN- la
misma bahia Sc puede contemplar.
Y algunos aficionadOs a la lite.
ratura de los viajes Oriente re-
cuerdan aquella esplendida des-
cripci0n de Farere cuando desde
el Cuerno de Orc pudO disfrutar
del magnffico nitrate de una -pues
ia de Sol en- Stambul.
El servicio de lanchas por la ba-
hfa entire San Juan y Cataflo, .sien
te la inteligente mano del active
Administrator Sr. Vera, que esta
obteniendo ell mejor exito en su la,
Dor de organization, con general
APPLAUSE.
Ell ntimero de pasajes prone
dio diariO- entire ambOS muelleS
Sc calcula en- $500, pues es hume.
roso el contingente de personals
que trabajan en- San Juan y tie.
men SUI vivienda en- el simpatico
poblado.
La regularidad en- ell servicio de
trasportes proporciOna grandes
facilidades a los residences en- Ca
taiio Y como en- Santurce ell pri-
mer tren de vayor y despues las
otras lineas de traficO, contribu.
ye grandemente al aumento de
Ipoblaci0n.
La Estacion de Cata1o Am
Iplia y clara ha sido una gran
mejora y ofrece yentajas al mejot
transito p1blico.
Ahora falta que las comunica'
clones con Ba$am6n Sc sigan mejo
~ Is y
rando todo 10 possible en- beneficio
del vecindario de la populosa ciu.
dad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
DEsDE SALINAS

Hace algunas noches fuerOn ini-
ciados en- Ponce en- la orden de los
Caballeros de Colon los senores
siguientes: Rev. Armando l.. An
gulo Julio Benvenutti, Francisco
SecOla, Angel Monserrate, Fran
cisco Lozada y Jose Monserrate,
y dentro de POGO Sc iniciaran
otros CaballerOS mas. Asi es que
en- este pueblo ell catOlicismo cada
dfa Sc va hacienda mas fuerte,
pues reina mucho entusiasmO debi
do a 10 mucho que Sc Ocupa y ira
baja ell Rev. padre Angulo. Quien
Sc propone en- union de otros caba
lleros mas celebrar la fiesta pa
tronal de la Virgen de la Monse-
rrate, y para esos dfas sc abrira
la iglesia de Aguirre la que va
esta terminada.
Ell Cine Luri del Sr. Platet
que no escatima en- precios para
llevar al lienzo las mejores pel1-
culas que yienen a la isla Sc We
todas las noches concurridisimos.
j. Cdndeldrio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
AGRADECIMIENTO

Ell seiior A. Ladaux, ciudadanO
frances, y primer violoncelista dc
la Compafifa de Opera del seiior
Bracale, desea dar las gracias
mas cumplidas a nuestro amigo el
joven Carlos E. Garcia, por las
muchas atenciones de que fue OBJ
jeto durante su permanencia ell
0esta Capital.
El senior Garcia posee un magni
fico violoncelo, muy antique, mo.
delo de los celebres Stradivarius,
el cual fu6 tocado en- yarias Oca-
stones en- su casa por el senior
Ladaux, sin duda uno de los me.
jores violoncelistas que nos han
visitado en- estos illtimOs tiempOs.
Garcia es uno de los discfpulos
mas ayentajados del senor Rooms
notable VlOlOncellSta Delga que
convive con nosotros hace muchos
amos, y tiene Ia idea de trasladar-
Sc, despu6s de terminar sus estu-
dios con Rooms, los Estados
Unidos, perfeccionarse en- la tee
MICA de este diffcil instrumental
bajo la direction del seiior Pablo
Casals.
Ell seiior Ladaux obsequio al ci-
tado amigo Garcia con una mag
nifica collection de estudios para
cste,instrumento, en- orden progre-
sivo por servais, DupOrt y Otros
autores. Queda complacido el ae--
nor Ladaux.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
NoTAS DE LA CRUZ ROJA

Ell se6or Glenn w. Caulkins.
D. c. anda por la secci0n norte
y Oeste de la isla visitando per-
sonalmente a los ex-soldados que
residen en- esa jurisdictions que
han sufrido lesiones mientras es.
tuvieron Ell el serviciO militar.
Hace mas de dos meses que es.
ta el senior Caulkins y lie acompa
Tia ell senior Herminio Rodriguez,
competente ex-inspector de es'
cuelas.
En- ell vapor "Brazos" lego
otra vez a la isla el DR.. Frank
D. Hester representante del Bu-
reau of War Risk Insurance.
Han sido tantas las reclama
clones enviadas al Bureau por la
oficina de la Cruz Roja en- San
Juan, que el Bureau resolyi6 en-
War su representante a Puerto
Rico para que atendiese personal
mente a la sreclamaciones pen,
dientes.
Ell DR.. Hester tendra su otci.
ma en-, las del Capftulo de las del
Capitulo de la Cruz Roja donde
pueden dirigirse las pefsonas
que interesen yerlo, va por escri-
to o personalmente.
La campafia de socios que or
demo el Comit6 Executive Sc ha
venido realizando con asombrOso
exito en- San Juan y la isla.
Casos ha habido de especial
como los de los seiores
William Korber y Z. NJ. Wood,
que han enviado Glen dolares ca
da uno,. para que Sc les otorgue
por la Cruz Roja Nacional el di-
ploma de "life-membersn a que
tienen dereeho por esa excelente
contribution. La casa Korber,
como una veintena de San Juan,
ha estado aiempre Ia altura de
su deber.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04

Continuation de Ia pag ~
yer al poder bien sea como pre-.
sidente del Consejo, bien sea CO.
mo ministro.
Gel Matin ha recogido la OPT
MON general que prevalece en-
tire los miembros de la comisi6n
de paz cuyo trabajo toca a su fin.
La mayoria Sc inclina a la ratifi-
caci6n, sin embargo haran obser-
vaciones especialmente acerca de
las reparaciones financieras. Va
rios miembros Sc emocionaron al
DIR a Wilson declarar que no ha-
bia podido haber acuerdo entire
los aliados en- cuanto a las canti-
dades que debian percibirse de
Alemania para esas reparaciones.
Dandose cuenta de que es una
omission deplorable.
Ell HAVE, Bel trasatlanti-
co LA Savoie" sali6 a las doce de
la noche para New York.
PARIS, 3.-Gharles Ledoux y
el ingles Tommy Noble pelearon
aver para ell campeonato europeo
fen un match de 20 rounds. Ell
encuentro fue excesivamente du-
ro. en- el decimo round LedouX
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
EspEcTAcULos PARA HOY


Cine Tres Banderas.-Estreno
de la maravillosa cinta dramati-
ca en- 5 parties marca Metro, por
los notables artsitas, muy que
ridos del p1blico, Francis Bush
man y Beverly Bayne, titulada:
LA Contraseiia.'!' Estreno del
8 episodio de los Is que tiene la
notable serie marca Vitagraph,
desempenada por los excelentes
artistas Hedda Nova y ]. Frank
Glendon, titulada: "Las Mallas
de la Intriga."
Cine Luna.-Lunes a. Matinee
Y lloche. Ell grandioso drama IL
tulado Gel Despertar de un AL
MAJ, en- 5 actos y una comedia.
Manana, Gel Misterio del ST.
lencio."
ClrcO MarW stop S.-Varlaua
function esta noche.
Cine Real.-''La Tentaci6n del
! Circo."
Teatro BeliegrOph, (CatanO).
-"La Fugitiva 993" y Gel Pac-
ito de Tres"
Cine Norma.-"El Pacto de
Tres" y "Ciego de Rencor."
Cine Imperial.-"Por Vengan-
| y por Mujer,"
Cine "Variedades,
bales y canto.
Cine Monte CarlO.-"Por Ven
ganza y por mujer."
Cine Puerto RicO.-"Isla Te-
|rrible" Y 'Las Mallas de la Intri-
lga."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-04
Por Cable Frances

aplic6 un gancho que tumbo a
Noble, este Sc levant6 al contar-
Sc 8, pero fue nuevamente caido
Ia TERRA y ell arbitro conto nueve
|segundos y declare a Noble fue-
ra (out) en- ell momento mismo
en- que Noble Sc levantaba y Sc
abalanzaba sobre LedouX quien
Iaceptaba seguir la lucha, tenien-
do que separarse a los combatien-
tes y Ledoux fue declarado ven
Icedor. ,
Gel Matin" anuncia que las
Iciudades de Louai y Cambria han
sido condecoradas por la Legion
de Honor en- recompensa de la
bella actitud de sus poblaciones
durante la guerra.
16 presos en- la prision de Tou-
lon lograron aprisionar a un guar
dia mientras hacia su ronda y
evadirse, pero 3 de ellos, mas
tarde, fueron capturados.
Gel Eco de Paris" publica que
de Estocolmo comunican que los
extremists polacos facilitan ell
transporte de mercancfas a ira
Ives de Polonia con destino Ru-
sia ! "a