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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-11
RESTLESS SPIRIT
HITS AUSTRALIA
Agitation for Republic Free
Of British Control
Grows Rapidly.

Sydney. Australia-Agitati for
an Australian republic free of Eng
lish = control is increasing here.
There are many Irish people in
Australia who want such a repub-
lie and would like English con-
troll cast aside forever.
But there is apparently not the
remotest chance OF the English gov
eminent letting Australia go its
own way.
movement is on foot for the
formation of an Irish party. with a
strong political program.
During the war. Sim Feinism Sc
cured footing here and an organ
iZation was formed. The Common
wealth government however, set it's
secret service men to work, and
the result was many arrests, and
the appointment Of a royal COM
mission to inquire into the organ
ization.
The taking of evidence in sgd
ney lasted over three weeks, and
the finding of the commission was
against some of the Sim Feiners.
who were interned until the armis-
tice was declared.
Irish feeling ran high over this
inquiry. and il was not many weeks
after the suspension OF hostile. -
lin Europe that leading Irishr IN
became active. Organizers recently
have been working night and day
getting forces together.
The Irish party hope s-to exercise
strong political influence, and
the prospects are that 1t will do>so.
A large part of its mem bership
comes from the Nattonaflst. Labor
and returned soldier groups.
As showing the strkngthaof anti
English feeling. on last st. Patrick $
Day only the Irish and Australian
flags were carried in the process
slons, in several towns throughout
the Commonwealth. The Union Jack
did not appearri rim these places.
At garden fete held at the
Christian Brothers College, St Kill
ia. Melbourne, quite recently.
Archbishop Manpi1 was cheered when
ne declared Houtspoicenly that Ire
lands critics were always saying
that Irishmen were continually
grieving over past wrongs, but
could IT be said that the English
fiaG was covering no barbarities?
He read a letter from Ireland in
which the writer said that the Irish
at home lacked the freedom the
Australians enjoy, This portion
of the-Iletter was greeted with, con-
siderable excitement as the hear
ers connected 1t with the activities
of the Royal Commission against
the Sim Feiners
LeadEs of the Irish party move
ment have stated that they are re-
ceivfng strong moral support from
friends of ireland in the United
States. -
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-11

Don't Hide Tkea wifh q Vel; Re
move Then viii 0fhins.
Double Strength.

This preparation for the removal
OF frec6es In usually 20 successful
in removing freckes and giving a
clear, beautiful complexion that Il is
sold under guarantee TO refund the
money II IL falls.
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil: get an ounce OF Othine and re-
move them Even the FIRST few ar
plicatiens should show q wonderful
Improvement. some OF the lighter
freckles having vanished entirely
Be sue 20 ask the druggist for the
double-strength Othine; IL lie this that
is sold on the gnoney-back guaran-
tee.-Adv.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-11
Way XIII shantunS Award.

II is believed that an amendment
Eill be Offered on the floor of the
Senate to strike out the Shantung
provisions. A great many Senators
Are as bitter against the treatment
accorded China IN the Shantung mat
Der as they are against the articles
of the league
Senator Lodge has come into pos
session OF specific informa ton re-
karding the alleged secret treaty be-
tween Japan and Germany, which
was made public by the Soviet gov
frnment of Budapest and which the
State Department has been asked, in
Senator Lodges resolution. to send to
jhe Senate.
Senator LOd.e intends to insist upon
delivery of tAe treaty to the Senate
together with an answer to his in
euiry as to whether or not il remains
fn effect under the league of ma
Hons.
Most encouraging reports of the sue
eess of Senator Hiram Johnson's tour
hn New England against the league
pr nations have been received here
by Senator Lodge and other anti
league Senators. The Senator has
been Obliged to extend his tour so as
20 include Springfield. Mass. where
De will speak next Saturday night.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-11
ALEXANDRIA
THE HERALD BUREAU.
A. y. Doniphan.
- King Street.

80 ming Strct6-
Alexandria. Va, July lO.-A new
military company soon may be or
ganized in this city. Tentative plans
were mapped out last night at a
meeting of a number of former off,
GERS of the old Alexandria Light In
fantry and members of the Chamber
Of Commerce at meeting held in
the rooms of the Chamber Of Com
merce. Capt. T. b. Cochran. for
merly captain of the old Alexandria
Light Infantry. presided
Those present. after general in
terchange of opinion. decided to hold
a meeting In the near future to which
meeting the men who served over
seas will be invited, at which time
permanent organization will be, ef-
fected.
Capt Thomas B Cochran is in re-
ceipt of a letter from Adj. Gen. 10
Lane Stern, Richmond, asking that
a company be organized here 1t
is necessary to have at least 100 men,
bers to organize.
John McCort. a Slassblower, about
IS years old. died aboard a household
at Little Hunting Creek, several
miles south of Alexandria last night.
i,r,, g.ye ,,ardi.t ~ doa,h 49,,
natural causas McCort bad haan in
AIeIandr,. ,or the ms, ,hroa yeas
ne is said IN bavo reIo,ivns a, Gov.
inStnn Va
MIs. Ailce a. burke ana husband
1uhan /. burke nave SOLO 10 Johh
Morrs mouse ana iot On Cedar
street; hosehohI
70 Mrs' Alrce a burke ana husband
~ uhan /. BURKE mousse anu lot on
hoeeiioh' avenue hosemoh'.
49,, ~, -
MelIipers OF me heIiahce steam ere
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-11
Porto Rico Would Tax
Movies Out of Business

San Juan--Porto Rico has hit on a
nice little plan for raising revenue
IL Porto Rico movie fans will pay
any old price to see their favorites
on the screen. It's a tax Of Q cents
a foot on all film brought into the
island. However. it means a tax of
$4,000 a year on just one film ex-
change and already several of the i'm
porters of flm are prepared to close
shop. There are only twenty picture
houses operating in the whole island.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-11
SENATOR PROMISE
SPEEDY ACTION ON,
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
: CONTINUED FROM PAGE one.

shall be necessary to determine it
in the Affirmative; but all other mo-
tions and questions upon a treaty
shall be decided by a majority vote.
except a motion to postpone indef-
nitely, which shall be decided by a
vote of two-thirds."
se4ator Lodge also produced the
recorh Of the action Of the senate
on cne arbitration treaty. March :,
49, when a motion to reserve the
Monroe doctrine was adopted by the
vote OF Al to IS. After this motion
was disposed of the treaty was ratL-
ned
Discussion of the Shantung award
In the treaty was revived yesterday
by the Introduction by Senator
Borah of resolution calling upon
the President to send to the Senate
the protest said TO have been filed
by Secretary Lansing. Gen. Bliss and
Henry White against the decision.
The resolution further requests any
memorandum with reference ito the
attempt OF Japan OF her peace dele
gates to fhtimidate the Chinese
peace delegates and to control the
action OF the said Chinese delegates
through and by means of intimida-
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TURN BIG GUNS
ON V0LSTEAD DRY
BILL AT HEARING
t. CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.


gented the attitude of the Internal
Revenue Bureau on the question of
Intoxicating liquor. In opening de-
Bate on the measure Tuesday Mr..
TolStead said that for twenty years
ehe government of the United States
bas treated and taxed everything
that contained more than one-haif
Of one per cent of alcohol as intoxi-
eating sliquor."
Mr.. Dyer quoted. in substantial
zion of his charge, from the testi-
hnony of H NJ. Gaylord. Deputy
Eommissioner OF Internal Revenue.
that his bureau had not attempted
70 decide what is or is not intoxi-
eating. it had only considered the
natter from a standpoint of taxa
ton.
Representative Newton CRepubIicanl
declared the representatives of the
Anti-saloon League assured members
n various State legislatures, when
he amendment was up for ratifica-
hon., that it would not prohibit cider
and mild wines in the home.
The American poole were fooled
when the amendment was Allied"
Representathe SiegeI Republican)
laid.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-11
Apartment Thief Busy.

A warning to residents of apart
ment houses has been sent out by
the police with the information that
the apartment house window-washer
thief - again at work and making
money.
According to the police. the man ap.
plies for work at very small charge
per window. and once in the house
takes everything that is not paAed
down. The thief is supposed 10 be a
white man about 30 years of age. gem
orally dressed in a gray suit, a dark
fedora hat, and tan shoes.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-11
Ebert Signs Ratification.

Paris. July 1O-The French foreign
office was notifed.today that President
Ebert. Of Germany. had signed the
ratlfcation OF the peace treaty.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-11

An Englishman has discovered a
process whereby iridescent and moth
er-of-pearl effects can be given to
sheets of gelatin, useful for many pur-
poses. -4ss
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-11
Police News
He Arrests Himself.

Making a record of five bad men
to walk in and give themselves NJ,
Detective Scrzean; Beckley. appeared.
at headquarters Wednesday nigh. with
Stewart Brown. wanted for assault
with intent to XIII. &
The man explained. as did thc tor
previous self-arrested offenders. that
as soon as he found out that BecRley
was son the case he decided that he'd
better give up.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-11
Thief Enters Home.

\ thief entered the home Of Mrs.
Annie Ryan. of 2l3 f street norm
west, yesterday afternoon and re-
moved articles from her trunk valued
at more than $500 Police have no
clue.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-11
Death Ends Craps Game.

Resulting from a heated Argument
game in Balls Court northwest yes-
terday, William Long. colored. 40 years
old. OF Il Madison alley northwt 1t 4.
was shot through the heart and 10
stantly killed. The police say the
shooting was one by Isaac Brown. or
go Balls Cosrt.
Detective Sergeants Scrivener and
Kelley were assigned to the case
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-11
Negro Purse snatcher Get. s Years.

Charles E. Smith, colored. was
sentenced yesterday to Ave yearssfrl
the penitentiary. by Justice Siddons.
in Criminal Court. for snstchinE IA
purse belonging to Mrs. Minnie ID.
Wenzell, on May IL last.
Harry E. MingO. colored. was SEN
fenced to two years on charge Of
bigamy.
James Edwards was Sentenced to
two years for cutting Sarah JenkIns
on March ~ last.
Lewis ID. sWalkers-chsrged with
breaking into the premises of WIFE
lam +. Colliton. on April last. and
stealing S1.35, was sentenced to one
year and six months.
Harrison A. Garner. charged with
taking an automobile belonging to
Col. Robert n. Harper and going on
a joyride, was sentenced to six
months. 80 . 1-s.sssL ss--i -sa,. .s.s -,,s I Is
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-11
Fears for HI. Job.

Thomas G. Spellacy. president of
the International Association of
Firefighters, asked the District SUI
preme Court yesterday to enjoin
William A. Smith, secretary treas
urer of the organization, from TAX
ing any steps to depose him from
the presidency that do not conform
with the constitution and. by-laws
of the organization. Attorney Jane
H. Valley appears for the petitioner.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-11

n Miss Bessie Cunningham of Arcola.
Va, received word recently OF the
death of her sister-in-law. Mrs. Archie
Cunningham. in an auto accident near
Oakland, Cal. rs
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Belts have been
notified of the safe arrival from over
seas of their sou. Leonard NJ. Bettis.
who is now ut Newport News, va.
This is their third son to arrive home
from overseas.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-11

A number of the Alexandria dele
gates who attended the national cor-
vention OF Elks. held in Atlantic City.
returned home tonight.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-12
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Tue translation filed with TIC Post :
!. master al San antonio. Tex. as re- .
!. CURED ty the act Q. October &. 1917. :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-12
FRANCIA, NGLATERRA, ITALIA Y LOS
ESTADOS UNIDOS, EN- CONFERENCIA
Baio puertas cerradas y guardadas, celebraran su
primera junta mafana, las delegaciones de
las citadas cuatro p~otencias


prcpio Primer Mnistro, p~Onlendosc
en- la misrna categoria de- Lloyd
George. Ciemenceau Y Orlando.
EspGrase tambien Que entire los
primeros asuntos cue * tratcn en-
esas Conversations, figurara el re-
lativo q Ia sociedad Q liga de naciones.
Sc han preparado va. segIn Sc dice.
como ccrca de c~uarerta formulas
para ser estudiadaS. La delegation
americana aun no ha reducido 81
idea I Il formula dcfinitira, Ttro
So cspcra que para antes &c QIe
P%rincipien las platicaS habran for
mulado va su proyecto.
a MEDIA Que s. aproxima la fe-
cha dc Ia inauguration. Sc rcGobla
IL rescrya accrca de los asuntos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-12
LAS RECLAMACIONES De ITALIA Sc BASAN
EN- FL TRATADO DE LONDRES
FL Diputado BaiziIai dice que las reCIamaciones
estan justifeadas, aun cuando Serbia no estubO
presente al firmarSe 81 tratado

PARIS. Enero 11.-LaS reclama-
clones que Italia hari en- Ia COME
rencia de Paz. r~elacionadas con IA
redencion del territorio it&liano cue
Sc hallaba en- pcder de los austria
cos. Sc nan dado q ouocer en- una
declaration hecha por el gobierno
itaiiano Y preparada por Salvador
Baiziiar, qUe ha representado Dor
mas de treiGta amos en- el Parlamen-
TO italianO a 81 ciudad natal, el
puerto de TrieS-s.
Las reclamacioneS de Italia sc
baSan en- ell Jratado de LoHGres. Ce-
lebrado con las potencias aliadas po-
co antes de L. erTraGa dc Italia = IL
guerra. V en- IA clausula novera lie
los famosos catorce puntos del Pre-
sidente Wilson, que dec'ara que ct
rejustamiento de las frcnteras TIA
lianaS dehe hacersc S~iGuiendo las
lineas claramente demarcadas de
las uacionalidades.
La declaration de Barzilai, dice
entire otraS cOsa$:
"Italia cumplU o Ia tarea que
Sc ie Impulse por el tratado de Lon
dres. tarea que Z! desascre rust VI
no a convertir Ell Una ardua prueba,
toda vez que dejo Ell posibilidad a
nuestros eHemigos de arrojar SCORE
nosotros TODD el grueSo de u eier-
citos. Por 70 tarto. debemos ahora
cosechar tambien las beneficios Que
ell traIado dicho nos daba.
acknowledgements cue debeu acla-
rarse numeroSaS divergeDciaS ' ma
los entendimientos entire los Italia
nos Y los yugo-eslavoS, que. habien-
dose posesionado de Ia flota AUSTRIA
e., nos disputan algunas de rues-
tras legitjEas re,yidicaciones terri
~toriaies. RechaZamos cnGrgicamente
la ~acusacion Que Sc nos mace de te-
ner amEiciones imperiaiSticas. cargo
que iamaS sc nos hizo en- los di2s
dificiles en- Qpc ell tratado de Lon
dres Sc firm0.
Serbia puede alegar cue no eS-
tuvo preseute cuando csc pacto Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-12
LALEY MARCIAL FIJE DECLARADA
En- BUEN0S AIRES, ARGENTINA
Los huelguistas continlan en- su actltud hostll y Sc tene Sc
reanude la lucha en- las GALES

ga mUy seria. Muchas de las fami-
';as mas ricas de IA ciudad Sc en-
contraban ~vcrancando ALI, pues la
-emporada de banos sc hallaba on
TODD su apogeo.
Fuertes nucleos de tropas del 60
bierno Sc hallan estacionadas Ell ell
edificio de Correos que fue uno de
los atacados por los huelguistas du-
rante IA lucna. Les huelguistas fue-
rcn rechazados Y las fuerzas del go
bierno parece que haE dominado la
situaci0n.
Hoy Sc atrinchSro en- Ell patio del
Correo, III fuerte nucleo de tropas
del ~gobierno, que levant0 ali una
especie de barricadas con sacos de
arena Y cemento.
Sc espera que la lucha sc reanu-
dara en- breve, a juzgar por los pre-
parativos que los hua,guistas y las
tr0pas estan hacienda. e. general
Delpaine ha anurciado que esti re-
suelto q dominar Ia %anarquia inme-
diatamente.
Para las cuatro de la manara de
hoy, los ~empleados de los fcrroca-
rifles Sc habian declarado en- hue
ga. pero tai acci0n no ha hecho mas
que agregar IN mayor numero de
e~mpleados a los huelguistas. pues los
trenes hab;an dejado de correr des-
dc aver. Durantc ell dia de aver les
agitadores de los huelguistas Sc es-
forzaron por persuadir a Il policia
a u Sc uniera al movimiento, pero
a policia Sc mantuvo firme Y ayudo
4 las tropas a repeler los ataques
de los huelguistas.
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firmo; pero sabe que esta5a repre-
sertaGa ALI por Russia, 81 acerrima
defensora Y ]protectora y sabe tam
bien que no no amman ningunas IN
tenciones hostileS contra ella. En- 1918
demostramoS nuestra amiStad hacia
Serbia, impIdieEdo Ia guerra que
Austria guerra declararle Y en- 1911
por nuestra firme resolution mani
festada = Austria, de Que no nos
asociariamos con ella en- Ia guerra
contra Serbia = por ultimo, Ell 1915
yendo en- auxilio del ~ejercito serbio,
auiquiiado 4 pesar de su valor por
un enemigo muy superior IN hume
no.
"Tampoco Sc consulto L los csla-
vos cuandc Sc fjrm0 ell tratadO de
Londres. Como podria haberse he
cho tai cosa? Acaso no cstaban elloS
entoaces luchando en- las filaS del
ejercito austriaco contra los ALA
dos?
Que es 10 que establece el ua,
taGo de Londres, respecto de nueS-
tra< rcivindicaciones nacionales? A
demas del Trentino y de II Inca 4
10 largo del Adige, hasta la frontera
de Bremen. da q Italia II region oc-
cident2! de Friuii, Istria. 0 cN-
cepci6n de FiUme. las ciuiadcS de
Gcri=ia. Trieste : Pola. las dos IL
las de Gaarnero.-CherZa Y Laussina,
v una Traction de Ia costa orien-
tai del Adciatico. en- Ia que Sc Ia
Han incluidas los centres de Eehe-
nico Y Nearea. con las islas prlncI-
pales de LISA. Lerina Y CurZo-a.
Con Ia guerra no solamcnte de-
searos ~alcanzar ia unidad n%acional,
sino resolver Ell problema italiano Y
europeo On el Adriatico. La costa
occidental de csc mar, que poseemos.
carece de puertos, de defensas. de
s~uf;c:enteS lugares de anclaJe por
ser POGO profunda el aqua en- csc
litoral que tiene tambien /. Gesven-
taja de ser azotado por los viertos
Y ~corrienteS.
la costa oriental es mUy disrn-
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Sc AFlRMA Ia SETUACION DEL
GOBLERNO De EBERT EN- BERLIN

ia. De ella han veniGo en- todas las
enocas, los ataques contra Italia.
Por cSa raZon, los ronanos, los gfle-
COS. los hungaros, los f~ranceses Y los
| ingleses, han procurado siempre te-
her sus bases n2valeS en- esa costa.
e. eminente geografo frances, We
tor Berard, dijo recientenente que
para tener libertad er ell Adriatico,
Italia debia poseer,-ademaS de Po-
Ia, LISA, Lessina, los demas puc-
bios Y AvlCna,-cuando menos Cat
taro."
"El pacto de Londres asigna II
nucvo estado e~slavo, no tan solo
C~attaro. con ell Monte Lovena, que
es una formidable defensa, sino tam
bien los grardes puertos de Spalato,
Ragusa Y TraU. con otros de menor
;mportancia, innumerableS bases ma
Wales Y canales como el de Brazza V
Ca!ametta. sin coHtar A.ntivari Y San
Juan de Medua.
Eel tratado de Londres establcce
que Italia deoe tener $50 kilome-
tros. 80 millas,) de Ia costa orien-
sal Y los eslavos $50 kilometres,
t450 milla5.) en- csc mismo litorai.
E.Stipula tanbien e! sacrificio para
Italia. de deshacerse de Fiume, que
es r ciuGaG enteramente itallana,
" acerca de este debe recordarse que
tai sacrifice 10 hizo en- Ia creencia
de cue Ia Croacia formari& IN rs
tado separado Y tendria por lo tanto
necesidad de an puerto de mar.
Italia estuvo siempre anlmaaa
nor un espiritu de amistad Y comet
liaci6n ~fra.erral hacia los ~eslaVoS,
nero i pesar de este Y I pesar del
hecho de que los intereses esiayoS
estaban sostenidos por Russia, Sc ha
dado cahida Y pdhulO a Ia !eyen3a
del inpcriaIismo italiano Y del pre-
tcndido sacrifice de los eslaFos'
Esto es injusto del TODD.
al demanGar sus derechoS, It"-
LA DueGe recordar al mundo que
inmol6 un million de sus hijos V Sa-
crificc mas de Glen mil miliones dc
liras por el triunfo de la causa CO.
nun
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Enero IL

COPENHAGUE. Enero lei
Representative bolsheviki russo, Rs
dek. que Sc ~encuentra en- Berlin, Sc
dice que es ahora ell v~erdadcro lider
dc los espartacusistas. SegGn pare
&c, ell proposito de dicho iider es eli
de hacer que ell hambre Sc eXtienda
por toda IA ciudad Y a ser possible
Dor TODD el pals, porQue sabe que
ia! circumstances ofrece Ell mas fer
til campo para cue fructifiquen las
semillas del terrorismo V la anarqula,
como Sc ha demostrado hasta la sa-
ciedad por Ell ejemplo de Russia. Sc
asegura que rumerosos rusos estan
lleeando Il Berlin, con el prop5sito
de ayudar y los e~spartacistas Ell su
movimiento de rebellion contra cl
gobierno sociaiista.
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RUENOS AIRES Enero 11.-Se,
terta Y dos personals re~sultaron
muertas. V 81 sacramento heridas Y
mas de 500 con !]esiones leves, en- a
Ilucha que tuvo lugar en- esta ciudad
antenoche Y el dia de aver, como re-
| sultado de Ia huelga general. Las
anter;ores cifras fueron compiladas
Dor Ia Oficina Central de Policia.
En- los combates !ibrados antier,
puede deciyse que q fuego no cesc
desde las siete de la tardc hasta Ia
media noche, des7ucs de la cual bora,
empez6 a decrecer.
Ell general Delpaine cue asamio
Ia autoridad militar en- Ia ciudad
anoche, Ilam6 al ComitG De "a huei-
| ga de la Federation Obrera Regio-
nal para que Sc ~prasentara en- 81
despacho en- las primeras hcras de
Ia manana de hoy, Y lie INDIGO que
lie presentara para antes del medic
! dia. las demandas sohre las cualcs
Ia Federation ~convendria en- poner
fin a la huelga.
Las condolences en- cl interior de
Ia Republica no Sc sabe como esta-
ran. pues las uGicas lineas telegra-
ficas cue existen para Ia comunica-
ci6n, estan bajo el control del go
bierno que ha estabIecidc n fuerte
| censura sobre las noticias.
POGO antes de Ia media noche de
aver, las lineas telef5nicas Y teie-
eraficas = Man del Plata, playa DC
media que Sc hana en- uo de los su'
burbios de esra capital, fucron cor
!fadas V Sc teme cue la situacion all