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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-13
PRES. WILSON MAKES
MORE URGENT APPEAL
Asks Congress to Enact at Once Legisla-
tion to Provide Food Relief
for Europe.

Washington d. C., Jan. l3.-President
Wilson has sent an urgent message to
Senator Martin and Representative Shir-
ley chairmen Of the congressional appro-
priation committees, asking them to pre-
sent with all possible force and urgency
to Congress the need for immediate ia
yorable action on his request for an ap-
preparation of SlO0,0O0,00o for food relief
in Europe.
The president said European states
men urged immediate and concerted ae-
tion as means OF stemming the tide of
famine and unrest, and that food relief
was the key TO the whole European situ-
alton and to the solution of peace.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-13
MUCH BUTTER DESTROYED.
In Burning of Belding & Pierce Cream
cry at westford.

Westford, Jan. l3.-Fire started Sat
urday evening, probably originating from
a stove in the building, completely de-
stroyed the creamery at Westford owned
by Belding Il Pierce and operated by
Ii. +. Pierce At 1880 G. A. Munson,
who lives across the street from the
creamery, saw flames shooting through
the roof. He Immediately spread the
alarm, but 1t was too late to save any
thing.
The flames spread so rapidly that it
was difficult to keep other buildings from
catching, but as there was no wind it
was finally got under control. Eight hun.
dred dollars worth of butter was de-
stroyed. Some insurance was carried.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-13
ADMITTED TO VERMONT,
Four Fire Insurance and One Life Insur-
ance Companies.

Four fire insurance companies have
been admitted to write insurance in Yer
mont during the year 1919 and their
certificates have been sent by Commits
sioner ]. G. Brown to their home offices.
These are Phgnix Mutual Fire Insur-
auee company OF Concord, n H., the
Home Fire and Marine Insurance Co..
of San Francisco, the Maryland Motor
Car Insurance Co. of Wilmington, Del,
Star Insurance Corporation of America
OF New York. This company is financed
largely by London company,
There has also been one life insurance
company admitted in 1919 to write bust
ness in the state. 1t is the Maryland
Assurance Co, OF Baltimore, Md.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-13
HAD TEDIOUS TRIP.
Took Them So Days and Three Steam
ships from Rio JaneirO to New York.

New York, Jan l3.-After having been
on short rations for 20 days aboard a
former German steamship which broke
down at sea % persons arrived here to-
day from Rio Janeiro, Brazil. II took So
days and three steamships to land them
here,
The party left Rio Jsneiro Nov. s on
the Leopoldina, formerly the Hamburg
American liner Bluecher, which had been
interned by the Brazilians, crippled by
her German crew, and repaired. The en-
gines broke down and it took the ship
20 days to reach Martinique. There the
voyagers were sent on another steamship
to San Juan, Porto Rico, where they
were transferred to the United Fruit
liner Coamo, which brought them here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-13
DELAYED BY DISTRESS CALLS.
Steamer Arriving at New York Was Held
Up Two Days,

New York, Jan. l3. The steamer Os-
car II. from Christiania and Copenhagen
reported by wireless to-day that she had
been delayed on her voyage to New York
for two days ION account Of distress
calls" She was at midnight last night
500 miles cas-, of Sandy Hook and said
she was proceeding for New York. All
we'll"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-13
TO CLOSE WAR SCHOOL.
Naval Aviators No Longer to Be Trained
at Cambridge, Mass.

Cambridge Mass, Jan. l3.-Announee-
ment was made to-day that the naval
aviation school at the Massachusetts In
stitute of Technology would close next
Saturday. Since its institution early in
July, 1917, more than 5000 naval liers
have been given their preliminary in
struction in the theory OF aerial naviga
tion, gunnery. radio and bombing Many
of the graduates of this school partici-
pated in foreign war service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-13
sPARTAcANs QUIT PREMISES.
Were Disamed and Then Allowed to Go
Free.

Copenhagen, Jan. l3,-Spartaeus ad-
herents at Berlin evacuated the Morse
and Ullstein premises and the building
occupied by the Wolf bureau Saturday
night, Those who were captured were
released after having surrendered their
weapons and ammunition, according to
Berlin dispatch arriving here via
Frankfort.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-13
TWo AYIAToRS KTLLEp
When Their Machine Dropped into Tail
Spin and Fen 5000 Feet.

Fort Worth. Tex, Jan l3.--Two ayis
tors of Carruthers Field were killed here
to-day when their plane dropped into a
tail spin and fell 5000 feet. They arc
Lieutenant John r. Garbut Of Sheridan,
Wyoming, and Mechanic r. L, Quinn of
Pittsburg, Pa,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-13
MORE AMERICANS OUT.
Released from German Prisons and Re
turned to France.

Washington, d. c., Jan. l3.--lEamcs Of
enlisted men returned to Franco from
German prison camps and hospitals were
announced by the war department. to-
day as follows:
Herman II. Petzold, Florence, Mass. !;
William D. Trussell, Springfield, Mass
Frank A. Whitney, Wayand Mass. !;
James +, Sheehan, Peabody, Mass. !;
Stuart Kroll, Whitingsville, Mass; Lev
is ~ Mears, Ballardville, Mass; Harold
Carlson, Rochester, Mass,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-13
FRENCH LEGAL COMMITTEE.
Will Consist of Ten Members Named BY
Clemenceau.

Paris, Sunday, Jan. l2.-Premier
Clemenceau has appointed a legal com
mittee of ten members under the chair.
manship Of Professor i. Larnaude, dean
Of the law faculty Of the University Of
Paris, as a consulting body which will
3act during the peace conference. All
questions relative to the work of the
congress which NJ. Larnaude may plan
will be passed on by the committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-13
APPEAL AGAINST REPUBLIC.
Luxembourg Government Has Issued a
Proclamation.

London, jan. l3.-The Luxembourg
government has issued a proclamation
appealing to the people against the
movement for the establishment Of re-
public and urging support to the dynas-
ty. The proclamation announces that
Grand Duchess Marie has declared her
readiness to abdicate if her retention Of
the throne would be an obstacle to the
decision taken by the government to seek
an economic alliance with the entente
powers, especially France and Belgium.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-13
REFUSED TO ARBrTRATE.
Private Owners of New York Harbor
Boats

New York, Jan. l3.-Private owners OF
New York harbor boats whose employees
together with those of the railroad ad
ministration, went on strike last week in
an attempt to enforce arbitration of their
demands for higher wages and an eight
hour day, refused to-day to submit their
side of the controversy for decision by
the war labor board.
The board meeting here by direction of
President Wilson had previously over
ruled a motion by counsel for the boat
owners that Basil NJ. Manly, joint chair
man, and the five labor members be elm
mated from the hearing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-13
TO LOOK AFTER RUSSIANS.
Major Carl Taylor of American Red
Cross to Do Work.

Paris, Jan. l3.--The interests Of the
Russian prisoners of war still in Ger
many, to the number of about 100000
will be looked after by Major Carl Tay-
lor of the American Red Cross, who viii
proceed into Germany with the Red Cross
expeditipn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-13
WANTS u. S. TROOPS
TAKEN OUT OF RUSSIA
Senator Johnson Introduced Resolution
in the Senate To-day, Favoing
Move "As Soon as Prac-
ticable.n

Washington, D, G.. Jam l3.--A resom,
tion to record the Senate as favoring
withdrawal of American soldiers from
Russia "as soon as practicable" was in
troduced to-day by Senator johnson of
California, with an assertion that the
United States government evidently had
no Russian policy and was inviting dis
aster.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-13
NEARLY so TRADES
Will Be Taught at New Military School,
Camp Deveus.

Aver, Mass, Jan. l3.--The new mill
tary school organized by Major General
Mccain opened to-day at Camp Devens
with 5000 men enrolled. Glasses in gen
eral education win open Thursday, with
courses covering nearly 80 trades and
professions,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-13
THREE NoRTHFIELD CASES
Involving z. Gomez Suit for Insurance
Money Going to Trial

Washington county court convened at
Nom .1eher this afternoon. Three cases
are set for trial, involving the same
matters. They are Z. Gomez of North
field rs. the Columbian Fire Insurance
company and two other fire insurance
companies, in which the plaintiff seeks
to recover the face value, with interest,
of policies which the defendants had on
the stoneshed of the plaintiff in North
field. A motion for continuance, it is
understood, viii be made this afternoon.
The case of Cook, Watkins & Co. of
Barre VS.. the Glysson Granite Co. has
been filed in county court, TO recover
ST 900, general assumpsit.
The case of S. E. Bliss VS.. Laura Cut
ting and Jennie Cutting Wells to recover
the face of a promissory note Of $1,000
has also been filed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-13
ORDERED RELEASED.
Charles F. Banning, Wealthy Enemy
Alien Of Pittsburg.

Atlanta, Ca, Jan. l3.--Charles f. Man.
ming, wealthy Pittsbrg manufacturer,
interned at Fort 0gIethorpe as an enemy
alien, to-day was ordered released by
Federal Judge Newman, who granted a
writ Of babeas corpus brought by Ban
ming native of Germany.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-13
Answered.

Somebody once telegraphed Horace
Greeley: "Are there any news?'
Not a new" promptly wired back the
great editor, who was stickler for good
English. Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-13
BEING BROUGHT TO LAND.
Crew of Gloucester Schooner Arizona Res
cued from Starvation.

Boston, Jan. l3.-The. crew of the
Gloucester schooner Arizona, reported
last week as in danger of starvation on
the Labrador coast, have been rescued
by the TalIapoosa, United States naval
vessel, and were being taken to Halifax
to-day. The schooner was caught in the
ice in Forteau bay and is a total wreck
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-13
NO PLAN TO SEND TROOPS.
United States Has Not Undertaken to
Aid in Poland That Way.

Paris, Jan. l3 - Inquiries in official
American circles here elicit the informs.
tion that the United States has not un-
dertaken to send troops to Poland, as in
timated by Paris newspapers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-13
BOSTON EDITOR DEAD.
Howard Brock Had Been with Boston
Traveller Recently.

Boston, Jan. Is. Howard Brock, edi-
tor of the Boston Traveller since Novem
Der. 1917, and previously for a number
of years city editor of the Post, died to-
day of pneumonia at his home in Airing
ton. He was "a years OF age,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-28
PIDEF AMPARO CONTRA
Ell CONGRESO Y Ell
~GOBERHADOR
Presentaa contra clos diecio-
cho motiDos de Uiolncion
de garantlaS

MERIDA, Yuc. Mayo 26.-Los Sc
nores Lie. D. Jose c. Peniche, Lie
Jose P. FauStino E~scalante, Lorenzo
ManzaniIla, Arcadia Escobedo Guz-
man. Arturo Ponce Camara Y Ambro-
$40 Cervera, en- 81 calidad de Manda-
tarioS de Ia Association de Hacienda
dos Henequeneros,' presentaron al
Juez dc Dlstrito un largo escrlto &c
amparo de garantlas, en- e. que con
Fundamental en- los a~rtlculos l03.
francci6n Ia. y Ga. de Ia Const!tu-
cion General, Soiicitan el amparo de
la Justicia Federal contra Ell Congre-
so del Estado v contra e. goberna-
dor Y Contador Mayor de Cuentas
del mismo, por is motives de ~violacion
de garantias, en- virtud az haber sido
aprobadas Ell la Contaduria Mayer
de Hacienda las cuentas de Ia Regl-
iadora que no % fueron en- Ia ultima
asam5lea de aCuella Institution.
Sc va a dar puoiicidad al escrito dc
dicho amparo que promote ser sen
sacional por las materias que a0arca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-28
PROPAGANDA REBELDE
EN- TAMAULIPAS
Dicen los rebeIdes que va uan
a nombrar al jefe del
mOUimIento

LAREDO. lamps. Mayo 26.-Er
differences %poblaciones del vecino Es-
tado de Tamaulipas, las autoridades
m~ilitares han recogido ejemplares dc
I'm manifesto lanzado por los Jefes
revolucionarios al pueblo, voc
dolo a la revolucion Y h~aciendoic
yer que va existe un complete acuer-
do entire todos los jefes revoluciona-
RIGS del pals. con Ell objcto de derro-
car cuanto antes al gobierno de Ca
rama.
En- las referidas proclamas Sc ase-
eura que dentro de muy POGO tlerh.
DO Sc dara a coaocer Ell nomore DEL
,efe supreme del movimiento de toda
la Republica, con 10 que quedara
perfectamente unificado el movIna1en-
to revolucionario y va en- condlclo.
mes de tomar una ofensiva que de
al traste con las actuales instrtu-
clones. Ell no~mbramiento del Jefe DC
ia revoiucion Sc hara en- una conveu-
cion dc jefes revolucionarios.
En- las mismas proclamas Sc a c
sabcr que la revolution cuenta o
toda clase de ~poderosos elementos
V oue la causa triunfara mas prontG
de 10 cue muchcs decepcicnados sc
10 esperan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-28
NUEVAS DENUNCIAS De
FRANCISCO QUEROL
Ahora senala a las nopias de
los jefes y ohciales
felicistas

VERACRUZ, Yer, Mayo 24.-El
ex-jefe felicista Francisco Querol,
hoy coronel carrancista, ma dcnuE-
ciado ante las autoridades milltares
a numerosas personals, acusandolas de
estar en- connivencia con los revolt
cionarios. Entire las personals denun
ciadas Sc cuentan varlas senortas,
que segin dice Querol, son norias
de los revolucionarios Y envian Il
estos pormenorizados y minuciosos
detalles acerca de los movimientos
de las fuerzas de Carranza.
Con este motive, las a~utoridades
han ordenado que scar aprehendidas
las personals denunciadas, inclusive
las senoritas qve mantienen reiaciones
amorosas con los rebeldes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-28
Sc DISPUTE Ell ARTICULO 81

Ell articulo 81. que estipula "que
en- todos los trabajos interiors; U eX-
t~eriores de las minas, debe haber
cuando menos tres guias eXpcrtos que
ayuden d los novicios.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-28
Otra VeZ
Adler-i-k a!

"Para mi. la Adler-i-ka, vale en- orc
10 oue pesa, poroue completamente
me alivio de I'm fucrte constipado y
del padecimiento estomacal de que
era victima.' - CFirmado) - Mrs.
Anna Wagner, SALISBURY, Mo:
Adlcr-i-ia sirvc para rcu'-ali.a: ios saseS
e susta nc las acidas y alivis east
NEAMENTE los dolores dc cst"R'at;7. LEE
no Ia nar;c superior c ;nfcrior eel iItes:i-
no y u canal alimenticio. EIpele ,odas las
mat.rias perjudiciaics al nrssn:e'no con
mucho Mexico Sc ap!ica para CT conStipaoo'
6. TN gran preventive contra II apcnd'cIih-
Por muchos amos tcmos vend'do Aaht:-i-Ns'
!, o,.I cs,a ccmpucsta dc "buckthorn.' sss-
a., rlicerina Y otras nucvc dFosas Gel 1900
inofcnsivas. De vcn,a eli la Wagner Dru:
Co.. San Antonio. Tex. -.eos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-28
subEevo eI General
Armenia

81 !. :" = :. :. = :. :: :! :
MEXICO, D. F., Mayo "a. :
Ell General Armenia que :
operaDa bajo las ordenes de :
Cipriano James,, en- la caEl- !
pana en- la region dc la Huas- L:
tecas, Sc Ina levantado en- ar :
mas contra Carranza, unien- :
dose a los felicistas, con su :
coiumna compuesta de mil i
ouinientos hombres aproxima- &:
damente.
Con este Eotivo Sc lie ha
tornado cauza a Cipriano Jai- :
mes. aclsadandosele de no !
haber dado aviso a Armenia :
de su sailda del Quartet Gene :
raj, provocando con este la So :
vacion de dicho militar. james ;
lego va a esta ciudad aten- :
diendo ell llamado que lie hlZo ::
ia Secretaria de Guerra Y sc :
dispone a c%ontestar los cargos :
que contra 81 Sc han formula :
do
= :. :: :. :. :: :. = :: = :. : :: = ::
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-28
Ell ARFICUL0 rs.

Ell articuio IS es como sieue: "Por
ningun motive Sc permitira la entra-
da 4 las minas a los ~operarios mutila-
dos o incapacitados de Ia vista, del
dido o del habla y en- caso de duda sc
les sujetara 4 IN reconocimiento me.
dico. antes de concederies trabajo.
Este articuio fue altamerte PERU
dicial 4 los obreros segun ell c~riterio
de Ia Asamblea, oyendose murnullos
de protesta de los iiputados. Manuel
Flcres, propuso que Sc agregUe q d.
che articulo una adicion que prohiba
ell acceso q las minas a los memories
de l6 amos y a las mujeres de cual-
quier edad. Este disgusso profunda-
nente al diputado Perez quien mani
festo q IN COLO O IN nance, puede
TRAFALGAR perfectamente en- las minas,
: con esq articulo Sc priya q muchos
cbreros del trabajo. Por fin despues
de IN dialogo cast familiar sostenido
entire Flores y Paz, el articulo fue
rechazado cast por unanimidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-28
FL CONGRESO DISCUTlO LO RELATIVE
AL TRABAJO EN- LAS MlNAS
Los diputados Sc ocuparon de 81 es 0 no necesario
cue haya "guias' en- las mi1as profundas
Por primera vez Ell Ell Congress- Sc entablo una polemica en-
idioma mexicano entire dos de los representatives

Otra vez surge en- la trjbuna ell di-
putado Paz, que Sc las da de hablar
el castellano tan bien. que deja muy
atras a todos les miembrcs de la Aca-
demia de la Lengua, llama la atencion
a sus companeros, de Ia reduction de
dicho articulo. que segun dice, IS un
verdadero atentado contra la grama-
tica, proponiendo que Sc noniore Il
comisi0n de estilo que 10 redacte con-
venientenente. Despues Sc desata Ell
una serie de ataques contra ell articu-
10 en- question. manifestando que como
la mayoria de los mayordomos Y Je-
fes de las negociaciones mineras eran
cxtranjeros. seria atentatorio para IA
industrial privarla de estos elementos
que traen su capital c inteligencia pa
IA a Sus tesoros a Ia madre
terra.
FL diputado Navarro. estaba aricio-
so por rebatir Il su companero susci-
tandose con este motive el siguiente
chusco dialogo:
Navarro-5Si va listed a Francia,
Alemania o Inglaterra, senior Paz, a
implantsr un negocio minero y 81 no
Isabe ell id;oma iquc hace?
Paz-Sencillisimo, ialli me las die
ran todas. ;buscar un interpreted
(Eisas).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-28

clos que Sc publican en- este diario los
dias IA y 20 de cada mes, pues en- ellos
diremos de una manera clara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-28
Ell. IDIOMA AZTECA EN- La CA
MARA

Continuation los debates. Y o S ra-
"a Y nunca vista en- los anales parla-
mentarios, entabiaron discussion entire
81. dos diputados en- cl glorioso len
guajc que no a todos nos legaron los
a~ztecas. produciendo tai alegato, gran
diversion entire los diputados presen-
ties. Por fin fue aprobado ell articulo
por una mayoria de 102 votos, siendo
por 10 tanto obligatorio a los mayor
domos Y jefes de negociaeiones mine
ras saber habiar = escribir ell lido
ma espanol.
Y lutheran seguido discutido los d.
putados, pero ~trorezaron con 10 de
siempre, que Sc habia descompleta-
do ell quorum.
La session Sc levanto a las ocho de
la noche.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-28
Ell IDIoMA ESPANOL PARA LOS
MAYORDOMOS

Sc puso a discussion el articulo 30
que prescribe que todos los jefes Y
mayordomos extranjeros, de grupes
de obreros, sin exception de naciona-
lidad, estan obligados a saher hablar
y escribir Ell idioma espanoi, para que
puedan recibir V trasmitir ordenes Y
darse a entender con Sus subalter-
nes."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-28
LOS "GUIAS EN- LAS MINAS PRO
FUNDAS

Soto Peimbert volvio a Ia tribuna
y iijo que ESQ sc deberia de dejar a
iuicio de Ia Junta de Conciliacion y
Arbitraje, poroue hay minas que no
Inecesitan tales guias. Estas pala-
bras cayeron como llovidas del cielo
al senior Lomeli, cue antes de estos fe-
Ices tiempos en- que es Representative
del pueblo habia sido minero, quien di
10 que 81 eran necesarios los guias,
porque habia minas tan i~ntrlncadas,
que va Sc hsbia dado el case en- que
los b~arreteros y los peones Sc perdie-
ran V perecieran de han,bre. Mas
cuerdo fu6 en- sus razonamientos ell
diputado Aguilar, quien pidi6 que sc
exigiera a los gerentes de las nego-
ciaciones mineras, cue eStableciersn
senales en- los sitios de peligro, en- los
campos de labores y en- donde fuera
necesari0.
F. dinutado .Avellaneda por 81 par
te, fue de opinion que ell ~hrticulo sa-
liza sobrando, porque segGn el, 81 Sc
trataba de trabajos nuevos nadie co.
Mocha los puntos de pcligro y que 81
Sc trataba de viejas minas, estas son
va muy conocidas por los trabajado-
res. y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mineros
nunca van solos. sino QUO So internan
en- las mlnas en- grupos nunerosos y
81 alguno desconoce los socabones. los
otros le indican el canine. de modo
que segdn mi c~riterio no Sc necesitan
esos guias o~ficiales".. .y luego con to-
da la fuerza de sus pulmones CRITIC:
'He vivido seis amos deutro de las mi
mas, por ESQ hablo".::..
Agotada Ia discussion, sc puso d 70.
tacion de Ia Asamblea, siendo aproba-
do por IS rotos contra rs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-28

Cuando ~neeesi.e iibros en- espanol,
dirjase a lgnacio E. Lozano, 11S n.
Santa Rosa Ave. Sam Antonio. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-28

MEXICO. D. F.. Mayo 24.-Care-
clio de intereS en- 10 absolute, la session
verificada aver en- la Camara de Dipu-
tados. por haberse limitado a detalles
insipn;ficantes verdaderamentc, cegla-
mentarios, que fueron obieto de algu-
mas a%claraciones Y que cast todos fue-
ron ~aprobadoS por la Asamblea.
FL articulo % de la Ley del Ira
baio. inauguro la discussion en- ell que
Sc refiere a los reglamentos interiors;
de las fabricas. fue a%prcbado por 10
votos contra de Al. !Acto continue Sc
puso a debate ell articulo 26 que dice:
"Queda prohibido ell cstablecimlcnto
de expendios de bebidas erbriagantes
en- una IONA de c%incuenta metros al
rededor del edificio o ediflcioS indus
~triales. cuando estos esten en- las po--
blaciones, V I'm kilometro 81 estan en-
ei campo"
Ell diputado Soto Peimebert, ataco
duramcnte ell a~rticulo, diciendo Que sc
estaban invadiendo las atribuciones de
los Ayuntamientos. toda e que aque-
LA prohibition era de la incumbencia
de los reglamentos de policia. pidien-
do cue este articulo Sc retfrara del
cuerpo de la Ley. A este contesto ell
c. VALDEZ RAMIREZ, miembro de la Co.
mission. diciendc Que aquello constaba
en- Ia Constitution Politica en- su ar
ticulo 12S y cue 10 que habian hecho
era ampliarlo.
Tn diputado llamado H. Flores, es
de opinion de que tambien deben pro-
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rior dc las fabricas y en- u cerca-
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conteSta. diciendole que como los Jue-
COS de azar estan commandments
prohibidos por la Constitution. mol
garia Ia RECOMMENDATION en- tai senti-
do. Sc pone a votacion dicho articulo
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votos.