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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28
WILL SOLDIERS KEEP UNI.
FORMS. TAYLOR SAYS YES

There have been SO many inquiries
and conflicting stories about whether
the soldier boys would have to send
their uniforms back after three
months, that T. w. Gray wrote to
Congressman Taylor about the mat
ter. In reply Mr.. Taylor says:
"There are several amendments
and bills pending, the provisions Of
which give the soldier boys not only
their uniforms but bonus pay reach
ing anywhere from one to six
months salary, and while none Of
these are actual laws yet, there is
no question, but that some such law
will be enacted before the adjourn
ment Of congress on March lth and
you can assure the boys that they
will not have to return their uni
FORMS"
As March 9TH is almost with US,
we should know the details Of wheth-
er bill is passed early next week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28
DEATH OF RESPECTED CIMAR.
RON LADY LAST FRIDAY

Miss Ada Kansgen, one Of the in
structors at the State Normal, was
called to Cimarron Friday, on receiv-
ing word that her mother, Mrs. Kans-
gen, was seriously i'll. On Saturday
morning, at one o'clock, Mrs. Kansgen
passed away. Death was due to
pneumonia, following an attack of in
fluenza. She had been i'll for several
days, and was thought to be recover
ing nicely when death suddenly STEP
ped in.
Mrs. Kansgen was one of the most
highly respected citizens of Cimarron
where the family lived the past few
She was highly thought Of and her
sorrow for those who are left behind
to mourn the passing Of a mother and
wife. Her husband was in Arizona
at the time Of his wife's death, and
on account of being very i'll himself,
was unable to come for the funeral,
which was held at Montrose, Tues
day morning, the services Of the
Christian Science church being used,
Mrs. Kansgen being a member Of that
faith.
Mrs. Kansgen was fifty-nine years
Of age, and the mother Of eight chill
dren, all Of whom are living. They
are: Miss Ada, an instructor in the
Colorado State Normal school at Gun
nison; Carrie, now Mrs. Lewis Miller.
and Mabel, Mrs. C. M. Long, both of
Montrose; Wilbur Of Cimarron; Law
renee Of Montrose, and Stanley and
Miss Myrtle and Miss Gertrude Kan
sgen Of Cimarron.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

every one who gets back to his old
stamping ground again.
We hear that Roger Teachout has
been discharged from training camn
and will be home in day or two. We
snail all be glad to see Roger.
Friends report that James B. Nash
has been released from duty with the
marines at Mare Island, and is in Dem
yer ct the present time. He had not
yet decided on future plans.
In Q letter to his father, Lannie
Easterly speaks Of being several kilo-
meters north Of the French city of
Toul. The 28th Division has been
moving around quite bit, usually
billeted in villages along the route.
but just then they were camped ont.
side and February weather in Europe
is not the loveliest.
Delta Tribune;-Tom Layden, who
has been seeing service overseas, ar
rived home Wednesday Afternoon.
having been mustered out Of the ser.
vice. With . bunch Of dozen bovs.
Tom left here on April 9th, 1918. Tor
camp Funston, where they received
brief training and were attached to
companies in tie seth Division, then
ready to start over. Reaching an
embarkment camp, Tom took the
measles and was sent to q hospital to
remain until he was stout enough to
start across. He finally reached Eng
land and then France, rsjoined his
company and served q few days on
the firing line when he had an attack
Of appendicitis, was taken to q hospit-
q for an operation and after recovery
he was placed on guard over German
prisoners who were working behind
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Cedric Williams writes from Spei-
chm, Germany, that his company is
expecting to be sent to Berlin. Cedric
is hoping, however, that the order will
soon be to start for home.
A telegram from Camp Upton to
Dick Bryan this morning announced
that his son Marvin Louis Bryan had
arrived there safely from overseas.
Evidently Louis is on the road home.
Richie Walker was a returning SOL
der Monday morning. He looks very
well indeed after his long siege with
the pneumonia following the flu. He
has seen the inside Of more hospitals
than he cared to.
Chas. N. Goodman, returned from
overseas early in the week and i'm
mediately went up to Ohio City, to
visit his mother, Mrs. Bert Rogers
Goodman was with the Goth Engin-
eers, and has been abroad over q year.
When anyone knows Of any Of Cum
nison county's soldier boys returning
home, News Champion would be glad
to be informed of the fact, for Il
wants to keep track and record Of
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Mrs. Curtis Osborne is home from
Denver, where she went to attend the
convention Of the Rebekahs. She
stopped enroute to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Alice Lathrop, at Salida. Mrs.
Osborne reports grand time in the
capital city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28
THE COMMUNITY FORUM

The Community Forum will meet on
Tuesday evening, March 9TH. The
hour is 1880 and the program is limit
ed to an hour and . half. The sub
ject will be, "The Control Of Rail-
roads" Government Control will be
discussed by Judge Stone and Private
Control by II. F. Lake Jr. The pub
lie is invited.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Within the frontiers Of the desolate,
God forsalren Jungle on the. dark, sill
ent coast Of Africa this giant white
man, reared BY IN ape mother, roams
and kills.
He slays the lion and tiger with his
bare hands; the jaguar hees at his
terrible cry; the massive elephants
fear him.
The dreadful gorilla and stealthy
panther are but babies in his hands.
All the terrible beasts Of the jungle
skulk AWAY ct his approach.
Then comes the beautiful white girl
and aiiis
TARZAN OF THE APES
takes her to his breast and covers her
faNe with kisses
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28
ARMY TO RETURN IN SAME
ORDER WHICH MEN WENT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-General
Pershing has notified the war depart
ment that divisions now in the expe-
dictionary forces, excepting those in
regular army designations, are to be
in France. This is interpreted to
mean that all divisions except the
first, second, third. fourth, fifth, sixth
and seventh are to oShe returned rs soon
as the shipping is available.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

See Wa1ter Mhbom for bargains in
town prUpGfty. Recent listinrs thst
you en- not afford to pass up. Also
bargains IN Gunnison County ran
eheS with or without stock and ma
ehinery. Small tracts Delta County.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28
CATHOLIC CHURCH
THE COMMUNITY CHURCH

10 Q. m. Sunday School. The pas
tors class for men and women will
meet in the Presbyterian church.
II q m. Memorial service for Mrs.
Harry Gavette.
6:l5 p. m. Young Peoples Meeting.
Miss Bonnie Hunsaker, leader. Topic
~Obeying."
7:30 p. m. Sermon by the pastor.
Anthem, Light Of the World" by
Gray-Nevin.
J. s. Ferris, Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28
BURNETT Is COMING,

Eff. Burnett Optometrist, The man
with the NO. CHART method Of exam
ming eyes for glasses will visit Gun
nison, Mrs. Myers Rooms. Friday and
Saturday, March 18th and 18th. l
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

J. NJ. Uttly, the purchaser Of the
keelor garage business, is at Super
ior,. Wyoming, Strengthening up his
business preparatory to taking over
the garage in late March.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28
PIANO AT SACRIFICE

We have had left on our hands at
Gunnison, . high grade piano, which
II taken at once, win be sold at .
tremendous saeriAce. Terms to re-
sponsible party. II interested write
quick for particulars to
THE DENVER MUSIC COMPANY,
- Denyer, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Stopping over Wednesday night
Mrs. Grace Arnold. now Of Denver
took the westbound train yesterday
morning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28
CHURCH OF THE GOOD sAMAR.
ITAN

CHURCH OF THE GOOD SAMAR-
ITAN
Services, Sunday, March 2
Holy Communion ut 7:30 q m.
Church School ut 1000 q m.
Second celebration Of Holy Com
munion at 90 .. m.
Evening Prayer and sermon at 7:30
p. m.
This Sunday Mr.. Bissell will give
. series Of two sermons ON "Heredity"
In the morning one side Of the sub
Jet revolving around the thot, "How
Do We Judge Others?" In the even
ing the thot that Melodies Often Be
come the Somebodies."
SERVICES ASH WEDNESDAY
Mareh-6
Holy Communion. a ~
Evening Song and Sermon.
Subject 'sThe Real Reason for De-
feat" The Hidden Spoil in the Tent
Of Achan."
Everyone welcome.
p. C. Bissell.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

A. w. Hogan returned Sunday from
. business trip 70 Denver. He re
ports the legislature making good pro-
gress and much interest being taken
in Lroadgaging. . matter in which Of
course we are intensely interested ov-
or Lcle.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

FOR RENT-Besutiful, well-furnish-
ed bedroom, adjoining parior. Steam
hest, hot and cold water in the room
Free use Of piano and telephone.
For ONE or two persons. Apply to
Mrs. L. R Indquist's Dry Ivods
Store. -
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Frank Wright and family went u
to Pariin Monday to remain for
time at the Date Scott ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Mrs. John Berryhill came down
from Almont last week to take care
of Mrs. N. J. McDonough, who is i'll
at her home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Henry johnson, the Elk Mountain
photographer, made . business trip
to the county seat Tuesday, returning
the next morning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Judge Stone has appointed A. w
Hogan and Carlton Sills to complete
his committee on Advertising Of oul
city and'county for the C. Of c.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Henry Hun dropped in from Ohio
City Friday last and paid the county
seat visit Of several days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

The general division Of the Metho-
dist Ladies' Aid will meet on Wednes-
day afternoon, March 9Th with Mrs.
II. +. Lake Jr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Mrs. Louise Biebel was in town on o
business trip Tuesday, from her ranch
on Ohio creek. Mrs. Beibel says there
is lots of snow up her way.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Maurice Hogan was compelled to rs
tnn to Denver Monday. the cast O
his leg not being satisfactory.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Mrs. Russell, daughter Of Mrs. N.
J. McDonough, came in from her home
in Saguache on the delayed passenger
Tuesday, to be with her mother, who
is so seriously i'll
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Ma ". H. CssuA arrivsa this
nsEntng fLs0 Pitlin - tahs har ~
pa - q Cealin's gIocezy, Will lliss
Margaret Cealins y uarsing . bad
cold.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Miss Ruth Isensee Of Delta, cams
up Sunday evening 70 attend tie Nor
NAL School.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

". c. HeDono9gh Of tie Cochetopa
came down from that section this
week, via the horsebaek rsute. He
was summoned by the illness Of his
mother, Mrs. N. J. AcDonoueh.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

The Gunnison High Scheol Alumni
win hold . meeting Thursday, March
eth, at 7:30 at the home Of Miss Mar
9nret Collins, to arrange for their an-
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

After spending Wednesday in oul
city on business, G. Coghlan and wifi
returned yesterday to Almont, whers
Mr.. Coghlan is in charge Of the Ris
Grande section.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

F. J. Donaldson was registered q
our hotel Monday. hailing frea Gin
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Altho w. A. Keelor expects to leave
shortly for lAaAe Springs to take up
mining work. his family intends %
remain in Gunnisea for the present
70 that the children can complete their
school work Of the year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Harry Linton retained yesterday
from . Iene stay at tie hospital in
Salida.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Edgar A. Penningtoa left wednes.
day. sveaing for Spencer % miains
business. 80
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Three prominent citisens were NV
en- the second degree at the Odd fel-
lows lodge last Monday night and
take their 6nal degree Tie 3rd Il Mar.
They are Gee. w. Hughes, r. n.
Lambdin and o. C. Wells.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

AltAs spriag b still lingering around
The corner, Nm. A. J. CFihbin has op-
ened her new millinery ahop IN tie
]. O. O. F. bailding. and expects "a
have her shipment Of new sprins
styles IN and on display before long.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Rebekahs Dance at Odd Fellows'
hall tomorrow night, March 1st.
Ordonez-Walker Orchestra; II
o'clock lunch. Everybody invited.
Good time assured.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Joe Ecchar grssEsa Cunnison frie.d
Monday. DOWN frea East river way.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Mrs. A. Unruh has been sick abe,
with . cold for several days Of th
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Mn Annie n. Downey went west
on . business trip Sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Dexter 7. Sapp left Sunday 10
Denver On legal matterx
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Going! Going! Going! But We still
have some stock salt left. Try it.
Ross NJ. Lambdin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Have purchased the dairy, cows and
milk route Of Mr.. Doig, and expect to
start business about March LIST. Will
appreciate your patronage.
Oscar Milford.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

Elmer Wiley is in Denver On q
business trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

FOR 9ALE+Ons Il IN. Jehn Dssss
Riding Plow. Nm. A. n. r Crools,
Phone ooJA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28
Coal and
Transferring J!

Our teams are at your ser
vice either to 6n the coal bin.
attend to your freight and bag
gage OF to do the odd jobsof
transferring that may come up.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

FOR SALE-Marquis seed wheat, 10
cleaned, $500. Also wheat for
feeding. $3.50, F.O. B., Sapinero.
1-f. Chas. Austin
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

FOR SALE@Registered Hereford bull
calves These are good ones and
priced to sell. Richard /. Vader,
Gunnison. Phone 7OR2. 8-tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28
LOCAL NEWS OF uSIxRDf

y Z Z Z Z x Z Z
Z LOCAL NEWS OF nsIzR1gf.4 4
Z Z Z Z xx Z !
Elmer Wiley is in Denver on .
business trip.
Mrs. Annie n. Dovney went west
on . business trip Sunday.
Dexter 7. Sepp left Sunday for
Denver On legal matters.
Monday, down fFua East river way.
Ms A. Unruh has been sick abed
with . cold for several days Of the
week.
Harry Linton returned yesterday
from . lang stay 1t tie hospital in
Salida.
F. J. Donaldsoa was registered at
our hotel Monday. hailing iron Cim-
arroa.
Edgar A. Pennington le{t Wednes-
day sveaing for Spencer % miaing
Miss Ruth Isensee Of Delta, came
up Sunday evening 70 attend tie Nor
Maurice Hogan was compelled to re-
tun to Denver Monday. the cast on
his leg not being satisfectory.
Henry Hun dropped in from Ohio
City Friday last and paid the county
seat visit Of several days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-28

YOUNG HEREFORD CATTLE FOR
SALE-200 head young Hereford
cows and 100 head Of calves and
yearlings. Address Owner, Box IS
Hillside, Colo, Fremont County.
9-2t.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-01

Mauricio Barres.
dc Ia Academia francesa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-01

Con 81 aHo ha tcrminad", puc>, la era mas Tor
MCINTOSH lie la hiStoria. \ pie ocr"rh" ' con >cgolr"
pa>o. nrinr cricutadn> y rrrnniortado>. pcnctFanI">
al 1919. tcnicndo puc>Ia> mIradaS. mrm"ria> y c>-
prrauZt>. en- la Patria. >irmprc. >lrmpr" y para
>icmprr. biru amaIa L inoIvidablr. lrio> dc ella.
bcmu> aprrmdidu 4 anarla mas ' lHcior. ' nos cStor-
zamo< Dor rn>rnar a aInarIa. II dulcr y arm"mioS"
iIinma IL" los lahin> mathematics. los rrrurrdo> ct"r-
ramrnIr fijnS dc la hcrcdad dc nucStro> antcpaSad"S.
los afcrto> uuc habcmo>. como >agrado patrimonIo.
a<mi1idn u triyc> de gcneracionc>: las Cara> prem
lH< de- nur>tra >angrc ' amiStad. que n" oiN!dam"S
nuUca. \ gu" iamd>. sacramento. nos olVIdan: to'ia>
las rcmemhrapza> acumuladaS en- ell corazon dc los
homtrc< y DE la raza. toda c>a cnornsc. %l@ant"Sca
a"lomcraci0n. plctorica. dr "c>tado$ dc conclcncla,
dc <rntimicnto>. Y dc I>piraciOnc>. So rcconrrntran
cp no>ofro> \. IN deSpuntar la luz prc>aga del prl
Nero dia del ano. a los clamorr> cStnntorro& con gu"
,lborozadn> <aludan los pucblo> este advenimicnt"
urc rodo> prc<rUtimo$ fccuudO en- p~r0>ncroS SuccS">,
los conden<am"> en- voroS muy fcrvicntc> por Ia sal
yaci0n Y IclicidaI dc nucStra patria, que ahora. mas
uuc uuuc:r. ha mcre>tcr lie los >olici1oS cuidado> de
>u> hiio>.
Todo< nueSIro< cuidado>. todas nuc>traS aSpira-
clones. toio~ nuc>tsOS amOrcS. 80 cndcrczan eli pro
dc nur>Ira paIria que URGE rcrimir drI c>tado dc a
fIiccion y IL dolores eli tur r>tcrilmcntc So consume,
como una matrona que martIriZada dc>ialIccc entire
zollipoS Y adi>ncaS.
iIagamo>, pUc>. vol">. por cue la nu"ya tccha,
fr.ica en- Su~ alforia>. Il mHncra dc naifr>. Que Il la
vcz fucran tali>m3n. con los rIItil"S dc>tcll"> tie Ia
luz dc la raz0n. Ia roncordia ' Ia ammonia que
ilminru las couciencla> Y los rorazonc>. PARA que
godoS los mcXicauo>. de cnn>1no. pongamo> defInltr
va y amiSio>amrnrc las man"> en- Ia Gran ohra Sit
prcma dc >alvar \ "n@randrCcr 4 nuc>tra Pajrla.
n mi<luo tempo. ha"amo> v"r"> p"r la paZ y
Ia proSpcridaf tie t"'oS hos pu"hio> h"rman"S dc la
TERRA: por la f"!i"idad ' ammonia del Con,in"nt"
l. r..nTl -n,. ,ty-. IrSfE
y Ibrc caia ,Ia. para que rnan1u 5nl"> IIc"uc a >Hs
dc>rino< c>pfcndoro<o>. y puedan dccir los homhrr>
que - ha r]umrlid" Ia protc$Ia qu" "n 81 Paradise,
80 hicicra a Ia muicr: ">crrI> como di">r>.
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E~,rrasburgo. % lie Noyiembre.
Como. .e>puc~ lie 81 formidable
resisyencja. Sc ha hundido tan repcn-
tinamer.e g. coloSn alemau.
En- esros territories dc Ia rloera
izqulerda del Enia e. douds escrioo
e<-as lineaS = cr donde abundan las
noticias del otro lado Ge 81, NE han
sldo proporc.onada>. por varloS con
ductos. GuiormrS 7recSOs que nos
6 q~eeesario recoger ' SCORE los que
debemos mcdjJar para que compren-
damos Ia >scuuc.on actual de Alema-
MIA Y sepamo~ mejor como deoemoS
portarros en- los momenCoS acCaa-
les. CT este pe,iGroSo vercido.
He aQui de II manera csquema-
tea In SUCCESSION de .s> rechaS Y de
los hechuS:
FL 1 de occub-c, Ludendorff sc
preserto IN Berlin y Ie declare al
cooier7o que 81 en- 81 rl&zo de ocho
diss no 80 a~regiaha an armiSCiclo.
clio si~grificar's Ia derrota Y e. de-
sastre. EsJa declaration les tue CO.
nunicada a los mismhros de- Paria-
merto. II = &C oc5uh-c, 81 Parla-
msnro dc Berlin otrecio el espec-
taculo del mas cspantoSo dcsorden.
Fuc tai 81 deSorden. dice IN teS-
tico preSenc,a}. que en- Ia manana del
) Fl gobierno a'euan habria acep-
tado philosophers condolences para
81 armiSticjo o para a paz. ConSlde-
70 perdido toCo Y fue 81 momento
peor de In decentralization.
La raz6n one obIico q L~udendorff
a dar este paso decisive fue cue 81
re-irada en BeiSica ' 81 Flandes Sc
es.aba nevanGo . ca0o or las mas
nalas condolences. Teni& la imp-e-
sion de que haoian sldo roCas sus
liueas Y de que q desastre era inmi-
nente. Ahora o;cn. ocho dias dss-
pues. Ia retiraGa - esraba hacienda
Va er oue7 ordeG. Respiro, deplo-
70 10 Que habia hecho : Sc prepare.
dc acuerdo con e. gabinete mflitar
del Emperador ' con TODD 81 partjdo
panCermanista a volver a IA IDEA de
Ia resistencia A sodo trance.
Al cabo dc diez dias. esta manic
bra Sc hahia convertible en- n YER
dadera c~onspiracion. FL Gob1erno
~democratico de entonces CErz5eT-
ger. ScheiGemann. ETC tuvo como
cimiento &c clio. Supo por aigunos
oficiales. cue "a cor7enzaoan a claG-
dear. one - preparaoa IN verdndero
golpe de Estaoo milirar. Lldendorff
prstendia estaolecer una diCtad-ra
miittar Y a~oa0dorar complesaraentc
SD idea del armisric.o. Los s~oocrra1-
tes que acabanos &c mencio7ar %
puzeror en- 81 case - ~ Que PIE
seatar 81 dimisi6a.
Tai fue la forms - cue as cosas
acontecieron. Tenemos una absolute
certeza acerca de clio.
Por 10 que respecta a. Emperador
Que. en- los momenCos en- que Sc lie
comunic6 al Pariamento Ia noticia
del fracaso militar. Sc ha!laba dis
paesto a abdicar. hablaba &c esra 81
intencioE q todas las personas que 10
rodeaban, Gambia de manera de
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FACILES
! SECCION 4 d

Dice Excelsior pI" on Mexico
HAY obrcros para todoa los tr&a":c> .
Ricn. cotcga. .Aun cEando mcior
scria que huhicra trabajc para todoS
los obrcros.
X
FL mismo pcriodico dec que en- los
Es;ados dc Michoacan Y Guerrero Sc
lcvqntaron magnificas cosechas.
Lo malo es que tales cosechas ha-
var lido Il parar I marc de los rcvo-
lucionarios. Q%uicncS las tomaron dc
su propia ~cosccha".
Fl 'Universal' anuncia que la re-
ccncion dada al @~ot'ernador DC Sono-
ra. on NoCalcs. fuc "~reSonante'.
NADIA ticne lie eHtrano. 81 h;cn Sc
mira. i 10 melos por 10 dc sonora.
FL Director del Console De Salu-
bridal de Mexico murio dc spanish
Influenza.
En- otras palabras, mache!"2o a ca
ballo dc cspadas.
"Fxccis:or" ia Ia noticia dc q"e al
Juez Gegund" de Instruction dc Ne
xico lie fuj ~oEado 81 automovil.
ESto qujerc decir que el JueI Sc
cundo perdi6 ell auto.
Y Y Y
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ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
" e. HUNoIMIENTo ALEMAN VsTo DEsDE e. Rim

que Luiendorff no crcia "a ell Ia
Victoria sc lego al fin de TODD.
Los grupoS Y los p~eriodicos que
rrecoH:zaban Ia resistcncia a TODD
trance cran cada c mcnos hume
rosoS Y. deSGe CT = o Is DO uoyicm-
nre era va coss scgura que Alcma-
ria a~ccptarja las conGicioncS del ar
miS-icio cuIlesQuiera que fucscn. \
.cuando cstaS fueron dadaS a como
Ger a los pueblos alcmancs no 50 C.
vantaron <ino las muy timida> pro-
'testaS dc una pcqucna partc dc IA
'prensa paHgermaAista.
81 "partido de la patria alemana'
Cfundado por Tjrpitzl tratG de dar
.un gran golpe cnvi&ndo toda IL flo
Ia alcmana contra la flota inglcSa.
Saba que ESQ siCnificaha la cXtin-
cioa De toda Ia flota alemana, pero
creia Il resIltaria De este eSfuer-
20 una cmoci6n de ieroismo y cue Ell
cjemplo dc Ia flota Scria scguidO por
ell ~cicrcito. y ie csta manera Sc oh
tendria una rdpida resolution dc dc
fensa n~aciona!. Los marines no fuc-
ron. Ochenta mil marines SC mega
ron a If. Y. digamoSlo de paSo. por
mas u no sea eSta Ia oportunidad
he hacer una narration de clio, los
lorencscS Y los alSacianos. que son
muy numcrosos en- Ia flota alemana.
Sc portaron cntonccS dc n manera
| ruc rcsulto Sumamente favorable pa
IN los ~iaterescS &c Francia Y dc Ia
| Entente.
Por todaS parties. los Soldados. 10
mismo que los obreros. por tenor de
que eli gobicrnO. baio la preston del
partido militar. SC ncgara a firmar
las condolences del armisticio. st en-
tregaron. a partir del 5 de novlem-
bre. a dcmcstracioneS mas Y mas a
narquistaS que Ganaron finatmentc
a toda Almania Y que termlnaron,
el 9 ' Ell 10. en- la indisciplina gene
raj Los oficialcs fueron "deSpedi-
dos" Sc les degrade ' aigunos fue-
ron aseSinadoS; Sc crcaron los con-
seios rcvoiucionarios sin que fucra
possible ninguna reSistencia o sin que
fuera intentada. a en- MIN
gura region ror Ia autoridad mill
tar.
En- otra OCCASION analizaremos Ia
actitud compE:cada lei gobicrno quo.
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