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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-11-07
WHISKEY FOR ALASKA
 Is LABELED CROCKERI

Seizure of boxes and barrels con- taining 75O gallons of whiskey, adroit- ly camoaflaged as "crockery," at the King Street station, was announced at the United States marShaPS office Friday, says the Seattle Post lntelli- gencier of Oct, 25th. The booze ship ment was consigned from New York firm to Alaska. Each barrel and box the government men found, contained crockery and tinwae arranged about a fifty-pound lard eau filled with It. uuor. There were twelve barrels and two boxes.
 Department of justice operatives de- tected the liquor, despite the pains taking manner in which it had been camouflaged and shipped as "crocl- cry" The seizure was made under tho direction of Deputy United States Marshal Albert Rocks. The liquor iS now in storage, awaiting action by the United States district court here. The intended destination in Alaska and the name of the firm shipping it from New York were not divulged by the authorities. Arrests may be made iu connection with the seizure it was in timated.
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DEAD MAN IS NOW
 PROCLAIMED A MARTYR

BERLIN, Nov, 7-Erich Muehsa!G, who led the first Spartacist uprising in Munich last December and who was executed for crimes in connection with that outbreak apparently is regarded here as a martyr. A memorial festival recently was given in his honor in Berlin, by Independents, Spartacists.
 Muehsam was once journalist. At the time of the revolution in Ba- varia he led mob which confiscated the plant of the Bavarian Courier The memorialists hailed him as a "poet and fighter" and his "Diary from Jail" was reverently read and ap- plauded.
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HOTEL. LI.. FIRE
 THRE DEAD

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov, r. Fire m the Wilson hotel early this morning .esulted in three persons being burn d to death. Nearly a score of guests of the hotel were injured in jumping rom windows, several perhaps fatally injured. They are now in the hoSpi- .als. Bremen rescued scores of men and women from the upper floors. One woman was killed when she leaped from the third floor to the street be- low. This was before the firemen ar rived and had placed out their life nets.
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S7 R0BBING OF
 A BANK

HELENA, Mont, Nov, r. Charles Stevens, bank messenger, was taken from the hospital yesterday afternoon to the jail and there charged with con nection of the disappearance of q package containing $50,000 in cur rency.
 Stevens two days ago claimed four men had attacked him and had taken the package from him after giving him a beating.
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COMMISSION LETS CONTRACT
 FOR ROAD AT KETCHKAN

KETCHIKAN, Nov, T. Fred Cot ter of the Alaska road commission, with headquarters at Ketchikan, an nounced this week that the Alaska road commission is preparing bids to be submitted to the wood workers ot this section for the clearing and gruh~ ping of about two miles of the right of way of Wards Cove road
 Between SS,OOO and SlO,OOO will h. spent on this work.
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CHINESE LABOR BEING
 DRIVEN FROM MEXICO

WASHINGTON, Nov, 7- The pco- pie of Mexico are driving out Chinese labor. Approximately thousand Chinese who have been driven into Guatemala are asking the Washing ton government to arrange for their transportation to China.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-11-07
MINING EXEMPTION LAW
 IS SENT TO PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, Nov r. The measure suspending the mining laws requiring annual assessment work on claims this year, has been sent to President Wilson for his signature.
 The measure exempts mine claim nants in Alaska and other parts of the United States from spending at least SlOO on material on each claim located but not patented,
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ANCHORAGE NAN MAY RE GIVEN
 HERO MEDAL

SEATTLE, Nov, T. The adjutant generals office is to give diamond medal to the bravest Washington vet eran of Roosevelt Post Veterans of Foreign Wars. It is suggested that c. P. NJ. Nelson, d' Seattle, who en- listed at Anchorage, Alaska, be given the diamond medal. Nelson scorned mustard gas and carried wounded comrade through the barrage to q hospital.
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WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Nov, 7-- The Senate by a vote of 67 to l6 defeated Cores amendment to make the advis- ory popular vote mandatory before any declaration of war could be made under the League. Lodge and other leading Republicans voted against the amendment.
 President Wilson was propped up ir bed with pillows while holding his conference with Senator Hitchcock.
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HUGO HASSE DEAD

BERLIN, Nov, 7-- Hugo Hasse President of the Independent SO-
 cialist party, died here this after noon. Two weeks ago, Hasse was on his way to make startling eX' pOsures before the Assembly re- garding the war. He was shot en- tering the Assembly building and his death was the result of his wounds.
 ssts
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HELENA, Nov, 7-- Charles Stcv- ems, eighteen year old messenger, con fessed this morning that he stole $4O,. 900 from a package of the bank which contained $5O,OOO. His companions bound him to make it appear he had been robbed. His companions took only S10,0OO
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WASHINGTON, Nov

WASHINGIUN, NoNp i'-- Ihe ate has adopted the first clause of the treaty reservations drawn by the for eign relations committee. The clause if the preamble requiring three of the other great powers to accept Ameri- ca's reservations. The Senate adopted the reservations after many attempts to amend it.
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SOLDIERS COMING
 NORTH

SEATTLE, Nov, T. One hundred and twenty four members of the 2lst, Infantry from Fort Wright, at Spo- kane. Wash, sailed aboard the Ad- miral Watson this forenoon for An chorage. Captain U. S. Lee is in com
 [ s%e detachment.
 It is undestood here the soldiers will be stationed along the government railroad in Alaska.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-11-07

WASHINGTON, Nov, r In the first test of strength on the Foreign Relations committee proposed reSer. vationS, the senate refused by vote of IS to 40 to strike out the provision which would require acceptance of re- ServationS by other powers.
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STEEL STRIKERS ARE
 ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF
 DYNAMITING STREET CAR

PITTSBURGH, Nov, r. Four steel strikers were arrested this afternoon charged with dynamiting house. Three of those arrested were charged with attempting to dynamite street ear carrying steel workers to the plants. Caps Sk"ew the car off the rails,
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DYNAMITE IS USED BY.
 STUDENTS FOR FRANKS

DENVER, Nov, 7-- Six dynamite blasts on the University of Denver campus broke half the windows of the institution this morning early. The re- port was heard for three miles. The faculty believe the explosion was some students pEanks,
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At meeting of the Ketchikan I.a- bor Union H. V. Henrikson resigned as secretary, giving as his reason l. w. W'Sm had gained control of the or ganization and that it was becoming un-AmericAn.
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ELOISE SAILS WESTWARD

The mail steamer Eloise sailed for the westward at 8 o'clock yesterday after noon in command of Capt. H. Marc.
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STOCK EXCHANGE SEAT
 BRINGS LARGE AMOUNT

NEW YORK, Nov. r. A seat on tke stock exchange today sold for sll0,O0O.
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YUKON RIVER CLOSES

DAWSON, Nov, r. The Yukon river closed here last Wednesday night and is now frozen from shore to shore.
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WOMEN AS AIRPLANE
 POLICE FOR NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Nov, T. Thirty wo men air policemen are to be added to Ike force.
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ENDORSES LADY
 AS A CANDIDATE

LONDON, Nov, r. Premier Lloyd George has personally en- , dorsed Lady Rutor's candidacy for parliament.
 } S-vsr r%s~r 2
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BOASTS A GOVERNOR

SEATTLE, Nov, T. State Labor President Short, is a statement today declared Governor Hart was an "Open- Shopper" and said the Washington state miners and operators know only peaceful methods can end the strikH desoite the fact the Governor has o. @cred soldiers here.
 Short said vicious open shopperS had influenced Hart to issue pro clamation stating the state authoritieS were ready to call out the National Guard
 "Gov. Hart is q weak old man, de clared President Short.
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STRIKERS ARE ORDERED FROM
 THEIR HOMES
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Nov, r Striking miners were today ordered to vacate all company houses.
SELF PRESERVATION LAW

CHICAGO, Nov, r. Oklahoma wants coal and Governor Robertson, of Oklahoma, who is here today, wired his state people to follow the law of self-preservation and take any coal you can lay your hands on"
 More passenger trains have been cancelled on all railroad systems.
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WASHINGTON, Nov, T. Officials in touch with the coal strike believe the mines are due for long shut down and fuel is being conserved for the bitter end. It is said that miners on .ho edge of the strike, in the union districts, will however probably re turn to work soon.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-17


dos AdOlfO DOneS pOr ell Intervention
apelante Francisco Gonzalez por las
apeladas.
En- el caso 2031, Herederos de Jose
G. Carrigaves. Maurice O'Aleara
Cia. Antonio Perez Pierret. sobre
prelaci0n dc crGditOs, Sc celebr6 LII Wis
ta del caSo con asstenca informe de
los abOgadoS Antonio Sarmiento pOr el
apclante Joaquin Nendrell por el ape
lado.
| En- el case No. 176 Victor 7. Marti
nez VS.. Hon. Andres Il. Crosas. Jnez
de la Cortc de DistritO de Aguadilla, +,
SObre mandamus, Sc dictO res0lucion
ordenandO al Secretario que SO libre
carta orden al Juez de la Corte de Dis
tritO de Aguadila para que expresc
81 ha cllmplidO no el mandamicnto
dc que Sc trata, devolvi6ndolo en- caso
affirmative diligenciado.
En- el case 265 Carmen Toro Rivera
vs. La COrte de Distrito de Mayagiiez,
sobre auto dc certiorari, sc declare no
habfa lugar a eXpedir el auto estese
10 dispuestO en- orden de noyiembre
6, 1919.
En-, ell case No 263 Victor p. Marti-
mex VS.. Hon. Andres b. Crosas, Juez
de la Corte de Distrito de Aguadilla.
sobre certiorari, Sc dict0 resolution de-
| clarando no ha lugar a cXpedir el auto
de certiorari' que 'solicita el peticiomi :
rio.
En- el recurso gubernativO Melton
| Torres VS.. FL Registrador della Pro
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-17
A LA RAZA

fla RaZa y guardianes del ldiOma J.
Porque el idioma es nuestra espada {;
porque la raza es la cadena que nos
esclavizas con una esclavitud sublime,
a las margenes gloriosas del Viej0 Nun
do, que nos di0 la vida con la epOpeya
de Colon. :. Mostrad las primeras le-
tras del viejo libro de Ia Historic de
Ia RaZa, que el tempo ha escrito Y
Dorado Ell las viejas leprOsas mura-
lllas coloniales. +. Acopiad capftulos en-
teros para vuestra 0bra patri0tica en-
las plazuelas cuadradas Y en- las calles
estrechaS. en- las ruinas de los tenn
pl0s los castillOs de piedra... VOL
cad vuestras fantasfas sObre las fOrtale
Zas de ladrillO. v, de una bandera eS-
trellada, con flecos de orc Y franjas
dc plata, haced al menos un guinapo
con un trangulo v una estrella man.
chados de humO. que. vueStros discfpu-
los aprenderan de memoria vuestros
Gpicos pOema -.
Solamente unO. entire tantaS multi
tudes vanidosas, dibuja con su pluma
un altar en- las cuartillas para glOrifi-
car Espana la Raza y no necesi
to nombrarlO, porque tOdOs 10 conocen:
V 81 10 dijera, su nombre brotarfa de
mis- labios como una plegaria !; pOrque
su nombrc cs nm credo, que, al rezarlo,
''creemOs Ell la RaZa todo pOderosa Y
en- su vida perdurable" en- nuestro pue-
bio.
Jay, 81 en- medic de este carna--
val de meteoros ey6ticos que asfixian,
Sc levantaran de las SombraS los poe
tas. con Ia lira los vientos, inmor-
taliZando en- nueStrOS cOraZones SuS
poemas 6picos a la Patria la
Raza, como ap0stoles sublimes predi-
cando las parabOlas de la biblia, del
divine RedentOr,..
-. FLORENTINO r. PRIETO.
Nov. Z, 1919. j 49,.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-17

Poetas que pulsais la Ira de orc con
que os homo Apollo antes de vuestro
adyenimiento material al mundo: SUI
blimes sonambulOs que divagiis en-
vuestras noches Opalinas, tejiendO con
las fbras invisibles del ensueiio vues-
tros versos haccd un alto en- vueStro
camin0 triunfal, Y cantad a la Raza,
cantad al idioma que primero hablaron
vuestras lenguas Y repitieron poriia
yuestros mares Y m0ntahas... Mirad
que al viejo leon de la Raza 10 ha de-
jado enfermo Y rcumdtico un hguila
hambrienta. que rubrica con suS zarpas
una e>tela de sangre en- ell espacio....
Ya hace tempo, mucho tempo, que
cantais los sauces llorOsos del cami-
no, gue Sc iRclindR como hiS0pos on la
l6brega yereda, ba1adOs por el llanto
de la luna, llenOS de melancolla. =.
Deiad las princesas hist6ricas Y los
paies azules de la mon0tOna leyenda =.
Dciad el jardin encantad0 de los sue
IiOS. dOnde sentadOs ell el banco' ira
dicional de piedra, mirais con roman-
ticismo, las imagenes aZules que pue-
blan, vuestros yersos, bajo el boScale
frondoso que la luna bOrda de plata
de ORC. Dejad los cisneS de meve
oue dibuian una scrpentina risada, de
plata espuma, ell el remanso argen-
tadO del lago dormid0...
;Blandid vuestras liras como espa-
das,. muy alto, que, como un eJercito
trinnfante de poetas-soldados, como
D.Annunzo, entr6is por las yiejas mu
rallas de las viejas ciudades, hacienda
conouistas con el fuegO irresistible de
la palabra elocuente Y cdlida, poniendo
en- las ametralladOras, en- vez de pol
vora. sartas de poemas beiicos. y alas
astas de vuestros estandartes corOnas
de laureles....
POetas, la patria Os necesita... Sem
brad eli los coraZones j0venes, que aun
IN aspiraci6n un deStino publicO no
ha envilecidO con I'M aparente patrlo-
tismo. el amor la patria. Tocad
poetas. las puertas del coraZ0n, que
afn es temprano. Saltad las cerra-
duras que cl patriotismo moderno ha
sellado con ORC, y encontrareis en- el
fondo una luz que tOdavfa arde, Y que,
nj cOntactO de vuestro yerbO electrIc0
infamara el coraZ6n entero...
Cantadle a los viejoS mouumentos de
In Raza, Colgad las lamparas. yoti-
vas dc vuestras imaginaciones en- las
sombras de las b0vedas g0ticas de nues
tras catedrales... Sed apostoles de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-17

piedad de Caguas, So dict0 resOluci0n
revocando la nota del RegiStrador de
la Propicdad de Caguas ordenando
ouc Sc yeritiquc la inscription denega-
da aunoue con cl defccto SubSanable
apuntado en- diclia nota
En- ell case del Pueblo de Puerto Rico
VS.. Pedro Jose VGleZ Rodriguez Y Agus
tina Moves, sobrc adulterio Sc coniir-
mo In scntcncia apclada de la Cortc
dc Distrito dc -Aguadilla, de MARIO I,
1919. pcro modiic;indola Solamentc en-
cuanto Il LAT pena impucSta que sera de
scis meses de arresto para cada uno
de los acus;dOS. 80 if 81
= En- hl caSo del Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co VS.. Pedro .Serrano por dciito CON
ira la lsalud pliblica Sc confirm0 la sen
tehtia apelata de la Corte de DiStrito
de Arecibo 'dc JUNO 20 de 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-17

En- caso de epidemia. Ia Cruz ROja
es Indispensable.
FL programa de paz de Ia Cruz Roja.
mercce ayuda universal
FL 6xito del moyimiento mundial de
Ia Cruz Roja depende del 6Xito del
cnliStamiento.
La Gran madre" desea poder acudir
a Gala nino enfermO que la necesite,
diciGndole nj doctor que acuda tam
biGn. We'd 81 vuestro nombre esta en-
cl tercer enlistamiento de la Cruz
Roja Americana.
William II. Taft dice: "Cada pals
necesita una Cruz Roja, y cada pals
debe tenerla'. Pague su dollar ell
lfstese.
Ia dfa de enlistamiento de ID Cruz
Roja en- su comunidad ayadura al
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-17
DE
ENLlSTAMIENTO

FL llamamiento de la Cruz ROja,
no eS un llamamiento para dinero
Es un llamamicnto de compaherismo
de la Cruz Roja-dc Sinccridad en-
pOder de hOnradez v buen tratamlen-
to-tle hucn pcnsamiento on los prin-
cipos de honor misericordia.
En- Puerto Rico cl enlistamicnto de
la Joven Cruz, Roja fut preparado
tamhi6p para la primcra Semana de
NOvicmbrc.
RecnGrdcse. que: FL trabaio de que
IRA de la Cruz Roja no esta compile
tamcnte tcrminadO. al
La Cruz Roja es el agente lie So
zorro del pueblo americana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-17
EN- LA CORTE SUPREN1A DE
PUERTO RICO
Jnici0s celcbrddOs.-- NOrirmbre
II dc 1919

En- el caso 1923, FL Pueblo de Puer-
to Rico vs. Jose Padilla Cosme, Sc ce-
lebro Ia vista con la sola asistencia del
Fiscal.
Ell el case 1924, FL Pueblo de Puerto
Rico VS.. Felipe Salgado, sobre inf. ley
de autom0viles, sc celebr0 Ia vista del
case con Ia sola asistencia del Fiscal
Figueras por el apelado. .u
En- el case 2041, dc Eladia Cruz Jime-
npz ct al US. Enrique Delgado, .sobre
injunction, Sc celebr6 la vista del caso
con asistencia infOrme de los abOga-
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NEGOCIADO DE MATERIA.
LES, IMPRENTA Y
TRANSPORTES.
SU B ASIA
Ant Su;Ioc
Automobiles.

Sc recibiran prOpOsiciOnes ba-
10 sObre cerradO hasta las II de
la manana nOviembre 10, 1919,
para el suministrO al GObiernO
Insular de dos AUTOMOBILES de 6
cilindrOs para siete pasajerOs.
Pueden Obtenerse propOsiciOnes
EN- blancO dirigiendOse al NegO-
ciadO de Materiales, lmprenta y
TranspOrte, San Juan, z. Il.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-17

FAY, 81 nos evangelizaran los
y divinos apostoles de la Raza las
parabolas inmortales de la biblia
del idioma. de la fe, de la pa
tria ' de la raza....
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-17
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME

M setMt tfF ff kEFf s3fie t4-
Entradas:--
Vapor Coamo y Helen, de New
York.
Vapor Marina, de Santo Do
mingo.
Despachados:- Il
No hubo.
Operaciones de buques costeros
en- puerto:
Carmen, Ponce
Maria Dolores, FaJardo
Juan Cruz, Humacao y Naguabo
Julio, ~ Vieques
Anita, id
.Uberita, descargando
Ana Maria, ID
Orizonte, Vieques
Aguila del Mar, FaJardo
Vapores de, Travesia.
Vapor P. de Satrustegui. Del
% al 25 del corriente recalara
procedente del Centre America
en- viaje para Espafa.
Consigs., Sobrinos de Ezquia-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-17

ga.
Vapor espanol Manuel Calvo.
Sc aguarda procedente de Es-
pafia sobre ell 6 del entrante
diciembre.
Consigs., Sobrinos de Ezquia-
ga.
Vapor Marina. Saldra mana
ma para Santo Domingo.
Consigs., Bull Insular Line.
Vapor Coamo. Saldra ell 10
del corriente para New York.
Consigs., The N. Y. P. r. S. S.
Co.
MERCADO DE CAMBIOS
DOLLARS, (New York;, 80 c. P.
PESETAS, 20 D.
LIBRA, 4.50 &
FRANCIS, 38%o D.
MARCOS, a ctvs.
LIRAS, IL ctvs.
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GERMANS MEET
ALLIES MEEKLY
Turbulence Gone. Armi.
stice Commission Is Told
Entente's Demands
POLISH ZONE NEUTRAL
Demand Is Made for Passage
of Poles to the
Frontier

Paris, March "a IIavas dispatch
from Posen. dated Wednesday, tells oi
the meeting OF Allied and German mis-.
sions az the village OF kreutz, where
negotiations for a new armistce be
tween Germany and Poland will be car.
ried on
The Allied mission arrived at kreut7
at l1.S0 o'clock Wednesday morning
and tho train bearing the German dele
gates headed by Baron Won Rechenberg
who was accompanied by Doctor Drews
rrusslan Minister of the Interior. and
General Dommes. arrived at 12:
O'Clock NJ Nouens. formerly French
ambassador 70 Russia, and General
Dupont introduced the delegates on the
railway platform.
Tho courteous dcmearcr ~ the Ger
mans was noted as being distinctly dif-
ferent from that shown at Brest -I.itovsk
last year. when they were 80 truCulent
toward Leon Trotsky. the then Rolshe.
vik Minister Of War, and his friends.
This time the Germans wore no uni
forms.
The delegates entered saloon car
and seated themselves az table in full
view Of the station where few SOL
diers in threadbare uniforms were
loungng about
After the German delegates had de-
clsred that their government retained
full authority over the German troops
along the Polish front, the armistice
terms bearing on the Polish boundary
were examined. A line Of demarcation
will he fixed by n subcommittee, 10
which will be given power 70 maintain
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prima volta nella storis, hs usato II
TELEGRAPH senza flo neile sue relazioni in
ternazionali. I'm rapporto siunto re-
centemente a Papa Benedetto 10 informo'
che ! bolscevichi avevano impriglonati.
Monsisnor De Ropp, arcivescovo di
Mohilev II duale risiedeva a Pietro-
grado, 10 avevano mantenuto come
ostngglo.
Considerable reta' avanzata G rinfer-
mlta' al Monsignor de Ropp G che la
prigionia 10 avrebbc potuto condurre
ALA morto. II Ponteflce ordlno' che tutto
fosse fatto per far al che II prelato
fosse posto in liberto'.
IL Cardinale Gasparri. sesretarlo di
state del Papa, dopo essersi consultato
col Ministro Russo presso II vaticano,
declse di inviare un dispaccio radio-tele-
Rrafco indirizzato 'Lenine-Mos In
detto dispaccio II Cardinale Gasparri
esprlmeva tutto II rincrescimento del
Papa per rarresto del prelato o faceva
premure per Ia liberazione dl auesto,
data la sua avanxata eta lie con-
dizioni di salute, perche' malato.
Quattro giorni dopo Lenine, Il Primo
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CONGRESS FOR PALESTINE PLAN
Majority of Members Approve
Proposal for Jewish Homeland

New York. March In response TO
QUESTIONABLE submitted to members
OF Congress. siNtN-one Senators repre-
senting forty-fou" states and 239 Rep
resentatives. constituting majority OF
the wartime congress. have authorized
the Zionist organization of America TO
publish their Endorsements Of the move
ment 10 establish a national Jewish
homeland in Palestine as approved by
President Wilson, 20 was announced here
today by the Zionist organization
In virtually every case the state
nent says, referring TO the favorable
replies. the answer closed with an as
suranCe that tho writer viii he glad to
vote in favor Of resolution giving
America endorsement 20 the move
lDer' 90
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neutral zone between German and
Polish forces there.
Inc Allied commission demanded for.
MAJ guarantees for the landing of Polish
troops at Danzig and their passage as
Ier as the Polish frontier. The Ger.
man delegates telegraphed the details
OF this demand to Berlin.
me liberation OF hostages and the
pr.otectlon or Germans In Posen and
,,.or ~ Germany on n reciprocal basis
clared they were ready 70 continue ,ho
ueiloeratons at Posen, and the Allied
uelesatcs assented, undertaking. 10 an
sWer TOT the good behavior OF the popu-
lbtion during the negotiations