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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-07
Lea usted e. MUNDO.

TE consguente recomendamos al coonado del interior
la cos6n del Servco Pdbico por qea eIos respecta
tanen al concejo Municipal que oporgan todo pro-
yeco estbezca taco ascendens para
los vehulos Proceder de modo conao
lanetabIe.
Estiaos que la Porto Rico Railway Light and Power Co.,
debe socit cuanto antes fanquca dobe via la
forma que 10 ha propuesto EEL MUNDo cuerdo gra
co n1er04 hemos pubcado que reea nuestra
idea original.
Los Wales santuce de tres cuarosde bora de hcra
no deben continuar subsstendo.
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Ell CENso DE Las ENFERMERAs
DE Los EsTADos UNrpos


Ei trabaio emprendido por u Crma
Roja Americana referemts = obteasr
datos completos acsrca del ndmexo ds
enfermeras con cue eoataba Il paiS
esta pr6xima q tsrminarss. , hasta sl
presente han hrmado ei cusstiouaris
unas ciento cincusnta NIL snfsrmsras
habitndose practicable en- Ios dos a.
timOs mssss 81 mayer soopfo ds datss.
Una division que en- primsro ds ensra
sOlamente habia informado qus eouta.
ba con 200. ha elsvado sl ndmsrs =
10000 en- primero De marso y esuti
nuaba Ia investigaci6n con resulsados
de importancia.
la decopilaci6n de- los dates rsiati.
vos a Los recursos ds enfsrmeraa COS.
que contaban los Eatadoa Unidoa. estA
relacionada con las reformas aanitarias
que han de adoptarss en- Il future. =
I'm dc evitar Ia propagacf6n e spsds
mias. como ocurriera ditimamsnts een
Ia influenza, que psoduio esntsnsrss
De miles De victimaa 81 NsSoeiado
De sanidad y IL orus Roja Amsrieana
estkn sobre aviso en- estas cusstionss
De interts pdbiico.
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cHoQUE DE AUTOMOBILES

En- Ia parsda 26. el auto de Luis
de Jesus, de Cayey. choc6 cor sl ds
Enrique orifo. de Ponce. Amhos vshleu
los sufrieron alEunaa avsrias = eou
secuencia del choquc.
De Ia investigates practicada psF
el policia Otilio Encarnaci6u reauIta
que ninguno de los chauffeur quie-
rem tener Ia culpa. por 10 que ~ foe
ron denunciados. Pero - dei6 = op-
ci6n de ellos que sc denrnciaran mu-
tuamente.
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INFORMATION GENERAL
NuEvAs MARcAs DE rABRrcA

z Las siguientes marcas de fahica
han sido presentadas en- Ia Secretaria
Ejecutiva, para su archivo y registro:
Pertenecientes al senior Francisco
Torres, de Juana Diaz, que consiste On
la palabra "zELTTA'', aplicada la
venta de crema para el cults; y
Perteneciente . la corporation ''Es-
sex Motors, de Michigan, cOnsisten.
te en- la palabra "EssEx", aplicada
la venta de autom6viles y accesoriOs
para los mismos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-07
Ell USO DEL UNIF0RME POR LOS
LtCENCIADOS DEHEJERCITO
Office of the Camp Ehpply Officer
Camp Las Casase p. X.

EDAAA Us AOAO.
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan, P. R.
Sefior;
Deseamos Sc hagaq piblica la si-
guiente Ley, recientennente votada por
por ell Congreso de IosoEstados Uni
dos, permitiendo cada soldado que
haya sido licenciado, retener en- su po-
der el uniforme que Sc lie dej6 a su
salida del Campamento9j
"Aprobado por ell Senado Y la Ca
mara de Representatives. de los Esta-
dos Unidos de Americasen session abier-
ia del Congreso, que cualquier persona
que haya servido en- el ejercito de
los Estados Unidos, Esenadra, o Cuer-
po de Marina en- la pFesente guerra,
puede despues de habef sido licencia-
do honorablemente, aliSolver la vi
da civil, retener perlnanentemente su
uniforme, incluyendo el sobretodo, Y
todos aquellos objetosoy equipos que
sean autorizados respeetivamente, por
ell Secretario de laitGuerra por ell
Secretario de la Armada, y puede usar
ese uniforme Y ropaq despues de su
licenciamiento, siempre y cuando que
ell uniforme lleve unarinsignia distin-
tiva, que prescribiran,. respectivamen-
tie, ell Secretario de Guerra el Secre-
tario de la Armada, ,stal marca in
sigma sera donada por el Secretario
de la Guerra porloel Secretario de
la Armada respeetiyamente, a todos
aquellos que hayans sido licenciadoS
seg1n Sc exige.
La palabra armada" incluira los
oficiales y soldadoSde la Guardia de
Costas que hayan servido en- la Ar
mada durante la'presente guerra.
L. ID. BARR.
Captain Q. M. Corps.
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81 cU1zRE listed CoMPRAR o
vENDER Bonos y AcciOnes de Ban
cos CentraIes, y otros valores, fncas
risticas y urbanas. colocar o ton1aY di.
nero en- hlpotecas o pignorar valores,
dittjase N. Iiaurf v Comp, Tetu&n
mum. 6, San Juan, P. q. Telefono 2S7.
AIIvT.
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EspectaculOs
CINE PUERTO RICO

FL cine Puerto Rico" presenta hoy
ell interesante drama en- cinco parties
''El Ap6stol de venganza", y tam
bi6n proyectara Ell episodio de la muy
aplaudida serie lei Misterio del Ho.
tel Repnblica".
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suraf saiss Cespssssu
Flasusis susar cs-pasy

Piaausis ssgmr Csmpamy
San tuan
uebtdo a ia enmwNaaham em New vmxk
no hay aalaaaa ai preasmte p@F8 -
ax6earsa 6s puerto niss Fara p'asEtes
sxtrarj jsroa prohahlenasmas swsAm aeew
tados Creemos W astar 8sssuaaN 80
barquss para Nsw Yosk - ssaFa
Mantenfrsnsas . aste.sss sswpae2s
asente infofnse8gs.
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CINE IMPERIAL"

Esta noche, un estreno sensational:
la gran serie en- IS episOdios de aven-
turas, romance. intrigas y sensaci6n:
Los Lobos de la Kultura''.
Acompafia a estos episodes Ia gra-
ciosa cinta c6mica pOr Luquitas, "cai.
do en- la Ratonera.''
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Sc oAYo DE LA GuAGuA

En- la carretera de Ponce Adjun-
tas, doia Adelaide Alta Sc cay6N de
la "guagua'' en- que iba montada, re-
cibiendo fur-*s contusiones. FL acct
dente fnf j.
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Los QUE vIAJAN

Pasaportes expedidos por Ell Gober-
nador: gas ss1,ah sva1s .9arp
Para Cuba: Alexandra Laborde, de
dumacao. ..slTtfc8 sl.eu r 1885 c4
Santo Domingo: Maria, oqusndo, de
Ponce; santo Domingo y, Cuba: Ma.
nuel Soy Yalledeiuli y esposa, de IA.
bucoa.
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: SUICIDE EN- HATILLo

En- ell barrio "Corchado", en- Sill pro-
pia residencia, Esteban Atiles, de 81
amos de edad, Sc suicide ahorcandose
de un tirante de la casa. Su NAL es-
'tado de salud lie indujo a quitarse la
vida. -
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DE nTEREs PARA Las sEsonAs

Hago q maquina Punto ds vaiaisa.
DobladilIos, Tru.Tru y Rivess ds Pisoi
en- tOda clase De telas cue - ne suviss
y q precios econ6mieoe. Sc sirvsa En-.
eargOs pOr eorreO. Tienda Ia FAMA.
San Francisco.- Teitfono b6s,-. A.
TERRADusLos. Aavt.
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INTENTO DE. SUICIDE EN-
ADJUNTAS

En- ell barrio "Carzas" Juan Toro,
.des26 amos, intento suicidarse, ingirien-
dose pastillas de sublimado. Fue asis-
lido por ell doctor Velez, quien logr6
ponerle fuera de peligro. Toro habia
'dejado escrita una carta manifestando
estar cansado de la vida.
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ENOcrOEAETs rEEscvLA

81 efns Tres m4N&eEaM a&k8 49,
hoehs wns sxsFassslsafsa sImEs s64sMa-
tseraaea
Prsciss pspaiafes
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Royal namk NJ Camaaa.
san Iuan
sin rcsier fsns~wmfF iHfaTwseeasH
sxaeta. parsss Tss ~ f&faa - fNha
sar ax6car A. rsegts Rse. ss aestfs
= h eonesstidn A. tr&ess sN - Eaefss
g. Nsw York Ne kahssess essseMal
40 nineuus infsrasetks dsss8sss. ss
ia op8ni6n reusrsi. ass aeseass -
arreriadas las esnfetessa ssl essFts
81 a16ear A. Pasfts nsa ss VsFa -
BIZ couso anfss
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CINE NORMA

Para esta noche Ell estreno de Ia bo-
nita cinta "Besame o Matame' por
Priscilla Dean. v tambien sc cxhibirA
una Revista Universal.
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TAU-Co-C1A. !.

Cafe inmejOrable por su calidad y
aroma. No puede negar de dOnde pro-
cede. Yauco, CorOzal, Ciales.
Sc vende en- San jose St., esquina a
Rafael Cordero. Advt.
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II GoBERNADoR CoNCEDE UNA
MERGED

Ell Gobernador ha conmutado la SEN
tencia de SIS de multa v cancellation
de la licencia de chauffeur que Sc
le impusiera a Ceferino Luis, por la
de cancellation de dicha licencia por
.un termino de seis meses, pago de
una multa de SIS.
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cIzooUn DE A6ToMov1nns

En- Ju ID Diaz, calle de Muhoz Ri
vera autpm6vil que guiaba Jose
Santiago cElpc6 con 81 de Ramon Ri
vero atando ambos carros ron des-
psrfect Santiago fue denuneiado pOr
infracci6n = las leyss. i sg.,
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I'm NIN0 ARROLLADO P0R UNA
BICICLETA

En- la Gale de "Loiza", en- Santur-
ceA Rosendo Pizarro que montaba una
bicicleta arroll6 al niho Angel Manuel
Lafohtaine de ocho amos de edad, Y
vecino' de "San Juan Moderno."
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Ell ooRAzON DE la HUMANrDAD

Una production De ls eual Il Univss
sal puede sentirse orguIlosa. Advt
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EN- PRO DE Los HoAGBERos De
CATARo

Relaci6n de los Propistarios , vsei.
nos de cataho que contribuyeu para sl
Pantecn de los Bombsros De diehs 20.
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FUNcioNAR1o QUE RRNUNc1A

Ell Gobernador ha aceptado la re-
nuncia presentada por Francisco @.
Rivera, Marshall de Vega Baja.
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Cuatro cables acerca del
asunto del az6car

sobriras ss Efastswa
san tuan
prbiao eomwrstaan Nsw YaTk - -
aali,ia ears ios aH@raFus A. F,a~vts :
20 ~ n pruaenfs t2e mHsssssH raFs
Jos otros pusrtss prsAahlemsnss ~
r&n aeertados
Cresmes naejsf raFas sastafasss .
New Yosk pof ahefa fas tssafsmss
bfen infors.sfia
Loizs sseaf Csmpang
San Iuan
Rehnsdsfes fshusss sesrssF fFfs 80
ass $50 ares rusris n.ss. lnsiass @fss
len Teisrfafisn insselistamsnts ss
btias ahsH dsstine
povto Reo Set Carpsvaas@m
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iiiGANGAS!!!

AcabamOs de pasar Balance dsssamos iquidar uausdsa
articuOs sllOs gran parda De sombros para
senOras nihas OdOs los que dspartasato
Los vendsmOs misad prscio sada sombrsrs
una etquea que prsciO cOrents vsuea sseoa Il
que mas 10 gustey .4 -
"Pague la mitad"
TenemOs una gran varisdad ss,IOs formas sslssss
tOdos bontOs de Ultima moda.
AprOvschs ssta OpOrsundad hAsass De ss~brsro s
tntO para cada dia de Ia ssmana.
"La mitad de 10 que marcan"
todOs los dsparamsnsOs de h tsnsmos aftisusa
cuyOs preciOs hemos rsbaadO oousdsrabsmsuts vsaga
cOmprar ahOra dsjs pasar ooas6n De haesrs d so
buenas pOr muy POGO dinsro.
Gonzalez Padin Co., Inc.
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Hasta cue se de comisnao = Il shsa
el dincro sera depositado en- unss ds
los Bancos de San Juan.
la CoMrsroN.
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Ell coRAzoN DE LA HUMANrDAD

UNA creaci6n ,cinematOgrahca verda-
deramente notable. Advt.
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Dhjase correspondence informative nteraria direction
Para nuncios communication dgse Administrator
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PRECIOs DE BUBSCRIPC1ON:
semestre, s40O AHo, $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10

the order was signed by the American
peace mission.
"Of course, they were signed by the
Presidents direction" said Senator
Brandegee.
Mr. Polk declared that there was no
chance that any of the copies of the
treaty received at the State Department
had been shown outside. At present the
department has thirty-fve copies in all.
MIR. Polk was unable to say whether
the synopsis represented true sum-
mary of the treaty, but said he would
make the comparison and inform the
committee later.
"Was the reason for withholding the
text that its publication might provoke
discussion?" asked Senator johnson,
of California.
mot so far as the United States was
concerned" said Mr.. Polk, "but discus
sion in the Paris press, yes"
Senator Knox asked whether the text
of the league covenant recently made
public is now final and official, or
whether it is subject to more change.
at is vitality important that we know
about that" he said. 1--WE may be
shooting in the dark, thinking the
league covenant is final, whereas it
may be open to change"
Mr.. Polk promised to find out, as
far as he could.
"Of course" he added, ain my opin-
ion the league covenant is as much
subject to modification as any other
articles in the treaty"
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
11u0 Bankers DENY
Knowing of.:Leak'
Morgan, and Vu1,derIip
Haze No Data on
Treaty, T hey Say

Two of six New York bankers SUBJ
poenaed before the United States Senate
committee investigating the manner in
which advance copies of the league of
nations treaty had been received in this
country told The Tribune yesterday
they had no information on the subject.
A third refused to comment, two others
were cut Of the city and could not be
reached and another was engaged in an
extended conference. The statements
follow:
Frank A. Vanderbilt know nothing
whatever about it (the treaty leak).
j. P. Morgan--I have heard nothing
from Washington and l have no infor.
nation concerning the treaty
Jacob H. Schiff-I refuse to make.
any statement whatever until | know
what the whole thing is about.
Thomas w. Lamont-ln France.
Paul Warburg-In Detroit, Mich.
II. P. Davison-Was said to be en-
gagged in q conference which might
continue indefinitely and could not be
disturbed On June 3, when asked if
he had brought copy of the treaty
with him from Europe, Mr.. Dawson
said: "Why do you ask me such
question: l have no copy of the peace
treaty and have not seen one"
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10

Italian members of the league COM.
mittee concerning the conditions on
which Germany may be admitted. One
of the chief authorities said to-day:
eve can deal with Germany better
when inside than outside the league
Outside she would be able to go her
own way; inside she must conform to
the same obligations as the Allies"
The covenant originally foresaw
Germany's admission on giving "ef-
fective guarantees Of her sincere in
tention to observe international OBJ
legations" The recommendations now
submitted to the council of four define
these effective guarantees, namely, es-
tablishment of stable government,
signing of the peace treaty, and Loyalty
executing the terms of the peace
treaty.
The league covenant also made it
conditional of Germany's entrance that
she accept the league restrictions of
military and naval armaments. 1t was
proposed to define this by specific
abolition of compulsory military ser
vice.
M. Clemenceau objected, however, on
the ground that such specification
might bring up the whole question of
compulsory service. 1t was omitted
from the recommendations presented
to the council of four.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10

BERLIN, June (By The Associated
Press) The constitutional convention
has completed it's consideration of a
bill creating state court which would
try those accused of starting, lengthen-
ing and losing the war. 1t will be
presented to the National Assembly
soon.
The measure provides for n commit
tee Of fifteen members Of the National
Assembly to investigate the political
and military leadership Of the country
prior to and during the war, and re-
Quires the government to produce any
documents needed at the projected
trial. The court would be composed of
fifteen members, including the presi-
dents Of the imperial, military, Prus-
sian, Bavarian and Hanscatic supreme
courts, five members Of the National
Assembly and five Senators. The ac-
cused would be permitted to have coun-
sci and would be given the privilege of
testifying. Deliberations Of the court
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Berlin Is Planning Court
To Try German War Lords

would be secret, and there would be no
appeal from its verdict.
"The people demand an explanation
as to who is guilty for the war, why
it was not ended earlier and whether
the baleful result could not have
been partly or wholly avoided" says
a statement which will accompany
the bill when it is presented to the
National Assembly. "This is the task
Of state court, although it can
render no final verdict because it is
unable to see the archives of other
countries participating in the war.
Nevertheless, Germany's .dssire to
withhold nothing from the rest of
the world and not to spare the guilty
has caused the government to apply
for the creation Of an international
investigation commission, which was
denied by its opponents. So this
court should be created to investigate
whether Germans have been guilty of
conduct against the Fatherland."
The statement declares the court
should be above party politics and
responsible only to it's conscience.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Record Crop of
Wheat Predicted

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Stimulated
by assurance Of high price and ia
vored by good weather, American
farmers this year will produce wheat
crop surprising in quantity and value
all records in our agricultural history,
if to-day's government forecast is re-
allied.
Although a decline in the condition
of winter wheat occurred in May, the
crop as whole was in such excellent
shape on June l that a yield of $685.
100000 bushels is predicted, while the
spring wheat prospect is for 343,000,-
900 bushels. The total harvest, as
suming that predictions are fulfilled.
will therefore be 100000, 900 bushels,
exceeding by 210,00o,0O0 the previous
record production, made in 1915.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
President Asks
For Thorough
Leak Inquiry
Cables to Senator Hitchcock
That Those Who Obtained
Text of Peace Treaty Have
No Right to Give 1t Out

WASHINGTON, June 9.-President
Wilson, in cablegram received to-
day by Senator Hitchcock, Democrat,
of Nebraska, said he hoped the inves-
tigation by the Senate Foreign Rela-
tions Committee of how copies of the
peace treaty reached private interests
in New York would "be most thor
oughly prosecuted"
This statement by the President
strengthened the belief of officials here
that he would not comply with the re-
quest of the Senate that the treaty
text be furnished it at this time.
The Presidents message, transmitted
through the White House and read by
Senator Hitchcock when the Foreign
Relations Committee met to-day to
plan its investigation, follows:
please convey following to Sena-
tor Hitchcock:
Il am heartily glad that you have
demanded an investigation with re-
gard to the possession of texts of
the treaty by unauthorized persons.
| have felt that it was highly unde-
sirable officially to communicate the
text of a document which is still in
negotiation and subject to change.
Anyone who has possession of the
official English text has what he is
clearly not entitled to have or to
communicate. l have felt in honor
bound to act in the same spirit and
in the same way as the representa-
tives of the other great powers in
this matter, and am confident that
my fellow countrymen will not ex-
pect me to break faith with them. |
hope the investigation will be most
thoroughly prosecuted
"WOODROW WILSON,"
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Berlin accused of Plot
To Start World Riot

ZURICH, June 8.--At the trial of
- the twenty eight alleged secret
agents and anarchists who have been
brought before the court here on a
charge Of having plotted to bring
about an anarchistic uprising in
Italy, DR.. Staempcly. Swiss Attorney
General, to-day severely scored the
German General Staff for sending
agents from Berlin, "who maintained
in Switzerland terrorist service In
order to bribe Italian anarchists to
organize revolution" He said:
"Cermany hoped for a universal rev.
olution, beginning on Swiss soil"
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Source of Fight ON
Land Bill Sought
House Committee Tries to Find
Authors of Propaganda to Beat
Soldiers Farms Plan

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Efforts
were made to-day by the House Public
Lands Committee to learn the source
of propaganda designed to defeat Sec
rotary Lanes project for farms for SOL
diers and sailors.
Chairman Sinnott said a series of cir
culars had been sent to newspapers
charging that T. c. Atkeson, represent
ing the National Grange, had not re-
ceived a fair hearing when he appeared
recently to present grange resolution
in opposition to the measure.
Mr.. Atkeson was recalled. and he told
the committee that the National
Grange had nothing to do with the
propaganda, that he had been cour-
teously received by the committee and
that he did not know the source or
motive of the attack.
E. Philip Roscnthal, Of Portland,
Ore, opposed the bill as class legis-
lation. He said the government should
provide work for soldiers in all trades.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Cabinet
Is Near Crisis:
Attacks Grow
Iron Fist'' Policy in Ber-
lin Gives Independents
Chance to Foment Dis
cord Against Socialists
By William C. Dreher
Netp York; Tribune

1
Special Cable Service
Copyright, 1919. New York Tribune Incl
BERLIN, June 9.--Growing discon-
tent with the government inside the
Socialist party itself is becoming more
and more evident. while the Indcpend-
ents continue their onslaught on
Ebert and Scheidemann. The Independ-
ents find abundant material for agita-
tlon in daily events. The execution of
Nlssen in Munich last week added
fresh fuel to the flames Even the
"Vorwaerts" Joined in the protests
against the execution.
The Independents use the incident to
clinch the assertion that class justice
still rules Germany, and "Die Freiheit"
already is making the Ledebour trial,
which is still in progress, the basis of
repeated attacks upon the government
in the most bitter terms.
Troops Still Arrogant
Acts of volunteer troops and officers
who suppressed Spartacide uprisings
and also the great license the troops
ilian population are adding materially
to the discomfort.
damaging impression also is made
by the escape Of Lieutenant Vogcl, who
was sentenced to imprisonment in the
Rosa Luxembourg murder trial, fol-
lowed few days ago by the fight of
Lieutenant Marloh, who had thrty-two
persons sumnmrily shot at one time
during the Spartacide troubles in Ber-
liz. in March.
Marloh was under investigation, but
had not been arrested The Independ-
cnt Socialists are using all these Incl
dents to lash the workmen into a fury
against the government.
Discord in Government
Their evident hope is to foment an
other uprising mightier than the pre-
vious ones. That discomfort is per-
vading the ranks Of the government S
own supporters was shown when the
national convention of the wcrkmens
scviets here voted by great majority
to petition the Socialist members of
the government to resign. The same
convention also adopted resolution
strongly rejecting the governments
amendments to the constitution for es-
tablishing shop councils as "a mockery
Of the revolution and consciously
malicious attempt to underrate the
councils system"