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Evening star., 1919-03-28
VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN
TERMS ARE LIBERAL
Six Payments and Longer Time
Than Previously, Secretary
Glass Announces.

Secretary Glass of the Treasury De-
partment today announced the dates
upon which payment will be required
on the notes of the victory liberty
lean. The terms are more liberal than
upon any of the previous loans, pro.
vision having been made for six pay
msnts instead of four. as in the case
sof the fourth loan. A longer period
10 given between payments also than
in the previous loans.
Y Under the government plan an
Aounced payment will be made as fol-
lows: Ten per cent with applicat ton
on or before May 10, 10 per cent on
pr before July IS. 90 per cent on or
Sefore august IL. 20 per cent on or
Before October Z and 90 rer cent ~,
or before November II, with accrued
Hnterest on deferred instaIlmeuis
gsyment in full can be made on May
4lioation having been paid on or be-
fofe May 10. Payment also can he
completed on any instaliment date
with accrued interest
These liberal terms will make II
easier for the banks, the large husj-
who purchase the bonds on the gov
ernment plan. The banks in turn
viii be able to make easier terms for
the payment for bonds which are
purchased through them.
+ Senator Calder's View.
NEW YORK. March ss.-United
States Senator William NJ. Calder OF
New York announced here today he had
written q letter to Secretary of the
Treasury Glass calling attention Ia
depreciation Of recent issues of lib
ferty bonds and urging the Secre.
tary to cable President Wilson ad
Iyising that a special session Of Con.
.gfess be called at once so that the
Situation might be remAdied.
Senator Calder expressed Opinion
that unless this was done it would b,
Impossible to obtain popular subscrip
fions to the Forthcoming loan. TIM
necessitating the taking Of bonds b,
the banks. a situation which would. HI
wrote, have the effect of limitin,
credit for business, with injurious eff
fects upon the country.
Secretary McAdoo requested tn
people of America to borrow all fund
possible to buy bonds" said Senate
Calder. The huge loans made b,
banks on liberty bonds show how wei
the people responded. We can hardl,
expect a like condition to prevail
when we know the collateral value o
the loans has deprecated 6H pc
cent"
Evening star., 1919-03-28
WEST VIRGINIA TROOPS
ARE AMONG ARRIVALS
With Returning 37th Division
Men-Many Others Reach U. S.
Ports From France.

NEW YORK, March 2S.-The cruiser
st. Louis arrived today from Brest
with forty one officers and 1.s1S men
of the 14Sth Infantry of the 37th
Division (former National Guard
of Ohio and west Virginia.; 1st. I'd
and Sd Battalions, headquarters COM
pany and d medical detachment-for
Camps Sherman. Grant, Shelby. Gus
ter and Funston.
More 37th Division Men Arrive.
More 9th Division troops arrived yes
terday on the steamship Great Northern,
which reached Ambrose channel light
ship shortly before / pm from Brest.
quarters company, machine gun and
supply companies. medical detachment
and companies A, r, G. D and Fl,
twenty-seven officers and 1,7S0 men. OF
the 147th Infantry and a detachment OF
nineteen men of the 14sth Infantry's
are assigned to Camps Sherman and DIX.
The Great Northern brought 2.771
troops, including $50 men who are bed
ridden. 551 others who are sick or
wounded. f1fty-nine nurses and few
casuals, civilians and naval officers and
men.
Three Transports Reach Charleston
CHARLESTON, S. c., March rs
Three transports came into port
yesterday from France, bringing
thousands of the men Of the Old Hick-
ory division. former Tennessee.
North and South Carolina. national
guardsmen, the Mercury, the
Koeningin der Norderlinden and the
Pocahontas.
Units assigned to early convoy
were announced by the War Depart
ment today as follows:
Ambulance Company No. 161, Field
Hospital No. 153. headquarters. 1st
Corps Sanitary Train. Bakery Conn
pany No. 326. Ambulance Company
No. 333, Evacuation Hospital No. 81,
Convalescent Camp No. 10.
Evening star., 1919-03-28
Grows Cold Suddenly.

Ihe mercury dropped from 81 de-
srees, at 4 o'clock yesterday after
this morning at I O'Clock thermome
ters registered 33 degrees Snow fell
during the night. but melted as fast
as 1t fell. Rainfall of 1.s0 inches was
registered at the weather bureau.
The storm. which blew in from the
south and then turned and blew from
the northwest during the evening and
night. proved more blustery than any,
thing else. No great damage was re-
ported, although telephone lines along
time. A great tree was uproeted and
Tor time Obstructed traffic on New
Cut road near Foundry branch. Pa
troll boxes in Tenleytown were put
out OF commission for time.
Trees Are Felled.
In the city trees were blown down
At 18th and / streets. Q street between
Sth and 9Th streets N street between
13th and 18th, Sd and L streets. in
front of 1i04 Sd street. and large
limbs were blown off trees at 4th and
III streets, 11th and H streets. 6A and
N streets and in front of 1928 18th
street.
Several launches in the river were
driven loose from their moorinss, but
were recovered today. The float at
Randles boathouse was filled with
W. otCA duo SuHh. ne river was IN All
angry. muddy condition today, al
though not high.
Open Cars Unpopular.
Ice formed on ponds in the suburbs
but this was due to the great wind
blowing ever the water. rather than to
freezing temperatures. Fruit trees
are expected to suffer heavily from
the low temperature last night and
the even lower temperature predict
Cd for tonight.
Open street cars made their ap-
pearance on the Mount Pleasant and
Brookland branches Of the Washing
ton railroad and electric system this
morning. The car on the Mount
Pleasant line proceeded majestically
down Columbia road and Connecticut
avenue with never a. passenger.
Brookland people were forced to take
the open car provided for them, as
none other seemed in evidence. 1t
was reported that one elderly man,
with white hair, attempted to lower
the storm curtain. and was forced to
desfst by the conductor, who pre-
vented him from -f66N NsAa4tIlne aH- the
wiHds still blowing haftd.---
American dakaIo- ~SaaNwesp~eeme
d0wntoWn buffdfnSS Today had been
tatpfm.
With the gale stuh hewlRs, thirty
man appeared on fenksyNa4ia ave-
nue. calmly wearing q new spring
Panama hat: 1t stucksto his head bet
tsf ns,ss than n. did si.,, the pair LOT fsaases
from the nose OF q man riding up 14th
street last night in an automobile.
The center OF the big storm was
over central New England this morn :
Ing. and this afternoon passed to sea
dcials here stated their belief that
spfing would soon pass this way
again. -
Evening star., 1919-03-28
BOY SHOT BY DEPUTIES,
DENYING HE FIRED, DIES
Winchester, Stirred by Shooting, Is
Quiet; Young Hudson's
Mother Expected.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
WINCHESTER, Va, March 2S.-L
D. Hudson, the eighteen-year-o boy
shot on Wednesday when aceested by
w. C. Hall. prohibition deputy, and six
aids. died this morning in winchester
Memorial Hospital. He had made
deposition denying that either he or
his companion, shackelford, returned
the fire Of, the deputies. RI .
Hudson's home was in Danville. Va.
/ He was proceeding from Baltimore to
Raleigh. N. c.. In. an automobile carry
ing a load of liquor. His companion.
Raymond C. Shackelford. was also
shot and instantly killed in the fight.
An INQUEST is to be held as soon as
the authorities feel that all danger
that might arise from the assembling
of a crowd Is past.
This city is quiet today. Reports
from up and down the valley are to
the effect that excitement caused by
the shooting of the two men by Dep
uty Hall and his aids has died down.
The cpmQRnY of home guards called
eut-te.-a y pnAsihls muR out
break sts,.ffssesi: ts,.ffssesit...-.------.---
Y6Th8SaUU51FB nf6ynEf- gxpeeted
to .rsadhs here today, ana a brothst
from Roanoke is also expected.
Shackelford'si iRod1 wa4sshtRPed t49ay
to his home, m Raaeigh, NC. HIRE
sponse to telegram front his wife.
The prohibition agents. with u. sgd
|ney Peters, estate prohibition COM
missioner. have left Winchester.
Describes Scene Of Shooting.
RICHMOND. Va. March 2s.-The
Rev. j. Sidney Peters, state prohibi-
ton missioner, returned this
morning from winchester, where he
and his agents sought refuge in q
several hundred men following the
| killing of Raymond c. Shackleford
and the fatal wounding Of L. D. Hud-
son, alleged bootlsggers. on a road
near FisAArs. Hill - -
Mr.. Peters believes the prohibition
inspectors will be exonerated of all
blame in connection with the shoot
ing. He said the inspectors were sta
toned in the roadway, awaiting the
car bearing the alleged bootleggers.
This car came down the road about 3
O'Clock Tuesday morning. running at
fair speed The officers had the road
blocked with their own car, which
had been turned sidewi-e. when
Shachleford and Hudson drew close
to the blocking car they were or
dered to surrender.
Car Knocks Agents Down.
The men began to back their car.
Having backed some distance, they
came forward again, at increased
speed, with the idea, apparently, of
ploughing through the officers to take
| a side road. by which to escape. In
| this attempt their car knocked down
two of the prohibition agents, said
Commissioner Peters.
| w. G. Hall, who was in charge OF
| the prohibition agents, leaped on the
| running board of the alleged boot
| leggers' machine, when. according
! to the testimony of the officers.
F.! Shackleford drew his revolver and
fired three times in quick succession
at Hall. One bullet Is reported to
have passed through Halls coat.
Excitement continued throughout
yesterday until the prohibition agents
left the town.
Evening star., 1919-03-28
British Railway Men Accent.

LONDON. March 27.--The delegates
to the conference Of the National
Union of Railway Men decided today
to accept the Offer Of the government.
for the settlement Of their demands. Z
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Westminster Witnesses
The Names Of Westminster Persons
Familiar Ts AL
ho are the witnesses ?

NO are the Witnesses
They are Westminster people
Residents d Westminster Who have
had kidney backaehe. kidney lis.
bladder ilig; who have used Doan's
Kidney Pills These witnesses en-
dorse Deans.
One Westminster resident mo
speaks is c. H. Campbell. 25 John
st. He says: my back vas always
weak and tired very quickly. The
greatest OF my troubles was . dragg-
ing ache directly over M kidneys,
waa growing more miserable all he
tine and Rnen saw Uoan's Kidney
Pills advertised got : box n
Moorefs Drug Store. They strength
ened my back and ave me immediate
relief. Statement given November
4, 1000.
On August Q, 1916 Mr.. Campbell
said: Il cannot praise Deans I'D.
ney Pills to- highly. They gave ne
permanent benefit ana think .
greaz deAI D them. Ali sufferers O
kidney complaint should EIYe Doan'l
Kidney Phi trIaI for Lhsy are :
wonderful medicinal
Trles SOC. at II dealers. Lei
EiIunIY a. Ior . Ellnay remedy-zzsI
Doan,s kidney pIIIs- ths same "a
M Campbell ha1. Foster MiIb1rI
Co. nfgTa.. Buffalo. N. 7.
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ZHKFzA

Mr.. and ~. jerome Wagner ID
as their guests Sunday Mr ID MTs
frank Lindsay. Miss Hsrthz Lindsay
lGoldIa and HIIda HaInes. Ha1a ID
Dorothy Gibson, Truman Hainez,
Earl Gibson. Charles Jenkins. JON
IConaHay, Clarence Caples. Lsu and
Arthur Zahn. Brouny Grimes, Roby
Gibson. Norman Magln, Sterling
Slater and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ?. WillKide visited
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hartman SatuT-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Zahn had b
their guests Saturday evening Mrs.
Aietha PolsIar, Mrs. Gladys BAR.
Mrs. Vlrgie Zepp. Mr.. Clarence
Capies, Edgar stubbIns and others
| Mr.. and hrs. Luther Zahn had as
callers Sunday Miss Susanna Caples.
Mr. Clarence gaples. Sterling Slater
silas shipley and others.
Mr.. and Mr.. John 7. Wagner had
80 their guests this week hrs. Mar
garet shipley and con. silas. 81 West
minister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Edmondson
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Zahn
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Luther Zahn visited
friends in Baltimore from Monday
until Wednesday.
Mr.. Earl y. Gibson has returned
home from Camp Meade and Is 1t
J. 7. Wagner's.
Mr. and Mra. Emory Baker visited
Nr. and Mra. Hayden BOllinger. East
View. Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mra. Albert Jordan calis1
on Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dollinger
Thursday evening
M Walter Edmondson ! on the
aick list
Mr.. o. C. zeip was called Tuesday
TO the home Of hi mother. Mr..
Emma Zepp. near Carrollton. Mr..
Zepp and family are quite sick and
Mr. Herehel zepp I'll. They have or
wishes for , quick recovery
Mr. and hrs. Leo Davis had -
their guests Sunday afternoon. Mr..
and hrs. Robert Zzhn, Mr. Bertha
zahn. Miss aarie rolster. Ethel
Zahn. Mr. I'm y. Barber. WealaT
zahn and others.
Mr. and FRS George YingllnE
visited Mr. and Mr. Dayton WalIz.
Sunday.
Mr.. silas shlpIey visited Nr. In
Their zahn and others this H4ak
Mr.. Milton Hagin visited Hr. and
Mira W. II. ShugarH. Emmltsburg.
from Tuesday until Sunday
Mr. Elizabeth NIlhide called N
Mrs. bessie Hughes Saturday even.
ing.
Mr.. and hrs. John ! POiaIar
visited MT. and Mr. Charles MakIn
SUNDAY evening
Mr.. Bertha ZAhn and Mr. Maf[a
PolaIsr made \ flying visit ThuFsGszz
20 Mr. ana Mrs Albert Crawford
near Winfield
Mr.. Milton MaEIn aud Herman
Wagner. visited Mr.. Levi zahn Mon
day evening
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GEaHANs BRANDED PRISONER
start OF nzFharoaz Cruelty " Told
BJ n English Writer.
N English eorrellpoudens saId


: TounK friend O mine. juat -.
turned from tho western front, tell
me Iaat The ether azY there appeared
ueaf TouFnaI the lane fare O. ,
british soldier, = prisoner OF ar
turned adrIIZ after ne signing Of he
sfmIalleo - hi German jAllerz.
Aoress his forehead had ben brand
ed TIE word Germany" hIa tongue
had teen matilated 80 a. % render
him apeeehIeas anz the fingers 81
both hands aara missing
Dumb. helpless. starving. in TazH.
with no means OF Identification azxe
bis service ribbon. which revealed
him - one Of he old couiemn.
tiblsa.7 be presented 10 nltsOua ,
apeeIHcic. n traKieaIly complete ,
picture - kultur a. przeIlced IN
Their days 81 arrogance b a people
not IN TIE hour 81 defeat whining
Tor The application OF re 'IIrsl
principles = morality I'D fraIzF-
nitY.s thai. hardened as h y a ksen
10 sights o horror and suffering -
four years q eaulaalgninT. ny infoT-
mint says tie tear came lnTolna-
tafIIY into bis eye and be wepl lie
a child
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THE MOST
DANGEROUS DISEASE

No organs D the human body are %
important to health md long lie as Ine
kidneys. When they slow up and COM
menee 10 La n their duties. look out
Find cut what the trouble Ia--withouI
delaY. whenever yon feel nervous.
or nave pain In fhs baek=-zCake -
at ozoa. YouT kidneys need help Thee
are signs to yarn 70 that your kid
neya are not performing their fune=
tious properly. They are only hall
doing their York and IRE allowing i'm
purItIaa TO accumulate and be convert
ed into uric acid ana other poisonz.
which are causing you distress and vi
destroy you unless they zHa driven
from your system.
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PROHIBITION Hgs8 rAILED
ialazleatiss in sweden Increased
20 Per Cent During Period.

0flelal prohibition. which has ben
placed upnn the statutes OF IhIa
country. IL m utter failure. accord
Ing % police officials In many OF ne
largest cities ~ Sweden.
IN Stockholm alone ne police
records sh0R thai the increase n
drunkenness In September. us.
compared nth The corresponding
month In Iai7. WIEN prohibition -
came effective. W 300 per cent
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No SliE0Un

" u Circuit Cart for Carroll COUNTY. in Equity
J. Thomas Harris. 8artgaTe.. ~ Mzry
husband, a1ftRaKonz-
VIaHfed tuIz SIN d. Of February. InIn
~ ne Circuit CouFI for Carroll Count
sitting a. 3 Court OF Equity. Iaal m II
% he property made ana rauorfad IN -
anoEe entitled fanAe b y Thomas HarTIs
Mortgage. b ratified and eoaIIrme1. IA.
- cause . the contrary thereof D
sheHn 90 o. before lie 18th d. OF March.
-. provided cop 81 this order Be n.
seFtsd once week 1ur tbrea successive
WIS before the 10Th day Of HArch. IaI1
TIE report stated Ii. amonaT az 81 -
be EIso0.00. -
= EDWARD O. CASH, CLERK.
True Copy. Test:
FEB i. a. ''s.z.
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Get zome GOLD MEDAL Haariem OIL
capanIes at once. They are an old. tried
preparation nasd all over the world for
centuries. They contain only o1d-fash-
Toned. soothing oils combined with
strengthening aud misunderstanding
herbs veil known ana used b. physIz
clans IN Their daily practice GOLD
MEDAL Harlem OIL Capaulez are i'm
ported direct from the Laboratories n
Holland. They are convenient 10 take.
and wiIl either give prompt relief Dr.
your money viii be refunded. Ask Tor
them IT any drug store. but be sure 70
get The original imported GOLD
In sealed packages. three aIzss.
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Investigation of ehargez that :

Investigation of charges that MTH.
Naomi Y. Campbell, he'd u an
orphans homo at Marietta. Ga. had
traded KITl inmate for 30 and ,
e0N vas hezIn b Solicitor General
Dorsey. Hazel Rankin, : little kirl
who had been placed In ne home.
Was missing when relatives went 20
take her away. Al Investigation. ne
family alleged. showed thai the child
had been sIYen away.
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tt : % - notice nat tn zabNez=H=
era - gbtHIzHz from IHe OfpHzzs Co.
ef CzE=4lI County, Maryland. Isz.efs -
Administration On the Personal Estate p
CHARLES = FINK,
late q Carroll County. deceased. All per-
sons having claims against tie deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit tie saze.
with ne vouchers thereof. Legally autheHz
ticated. to the spheerInara on Or before
the aIzI dav q August 1871. ley -.
otherwise By Iau be excluded Irem -
benefit d SAID e9Iate.
Given under sar haaIs this eth -
Of January, 1919.
JOHN BROOKE PINK.
J. BERNARD HIEE,
Jan aI-4t Administrators W. :.
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VILLAIN JBEAvER
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Thla : 10 give notice Enat the subscriber naa
obtalnsd from IT, Orphans. Court Of Carroll Gzua-
y. n Maryland. letters Of Administration a tie
Personal Estate 81
CHESTER u SULLIVAN.
late d Carroll County. deceased. Al persozs
hazInz elaiAss zzzIust IL deceased ere kszaHz
yarHsa . sEhlklI the szms. with rs vouchers
thsreox legally authenticated 70 he zubaerIhsr
on o. before tn in day q September 1915, lhsy
may otherwise - Nv Be excluded from III heaszt
Of sd estate.
Glysa azdsr NJ haad tklz srd day q Fshrazrz.
1918.
MoLLIE J. SULLIVAN.
feb II AdEAInlstrafkIz
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TIRED, NERVOUS
HOUSEWIFE
TOOK v|A0
! Now Sc l. Strong nd Vel
Now Sc Is Strong nd Wei

Dszkelsz. CALI ~ nerveas,
irritable, = appetite. coul9 not -.
- vas zI.ays led. % ny house
wo|k W. : great fort. zftes my
oIHer medicines nad failed uIaoI
bit me - and made NJ strong. I
hHze ! Eood appetite ar sIeep al.
E.sEy nET.oux. 81, zIlzuz womsn
zzzalaId r. it.s--HEs. !. Edmua1s,
a1o5 Dwight W.. Berkeley, c..
.Ue a. every nervous. .eak, -
1o.n, aIIIng woman in It's TON -
TT his cod liver md iron tonic N
Or guarantee t return their moas5
Il : fails : zsblp en-.
SHAW DRUG CO.
and Druggists Everywhere.
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u Palma goeH : mile In 2Il02
seconds At Palm leach. -. In rs
racer. We have some who 90 nearly
TIM fast around here from their
'tBnIIs
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NOTICE I'd CREDITORS.

This i 70 give notice thai the sanseribex -
obtaInsI from he Orphans. Court Of Carroll csza-
y, II Maryland. IsItars q Administration On zzs
ereonaI Estate d
WILLIAM j. BEAVER.
late 81 Carroll County. deceased Al parsona ~
ing elzlas agalazl the deceased are hereby wzxnss
% exhibit TIE ne. with the vouchers thzEeaZ
Legally authenticated 10 ths subscriber On oF s.
fore zns 7th d. Of Sap1szsbeF IgIz they -
othsrsIaa by ~ b excluded from I'll beneAla Of
said sz.ata,
Gives under NJ and M srd dsy q FsbzzzEy.
1919
EI.ER c. HEAVIER.
fen 1T Administered
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JAMES u. BOWMAN.

late of Carroll County, Maryland. deceased.
under the provisions o. chapter Is Of tie
Acts o. the General Assembly Of HaryIaH1
OF l01z. All resilient OF nonresident Gre
itora 81 the decedent are hereby warned
to exhibit their claims against said -
eedens with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated. % the subscriber. and .
nle the same n the Orphans Court of CaE-
roll County. On or before the list 81
OF july. 1913; they ma otherwise by Iau
be excluded from all benefit of saId estate
Given under ny hand this 9TH dar p
january. 1913.
JAMES =. BOWMAN, IT.
Administrator OF James i. Bowmaa.
deceased. Iane1- II
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Nrorrcn TO cREDIroas.

This i to give notice Ihat the ssbscEiber
has Obtained from the Orphans. csurf It
Carroll County. Maryland. letters Of -
minlzITEIion On the estate Of
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ALBERT AboBERH

late 81 Carroll county. Hsezasod IN perza.z
haNiuz slaims against - deceased ara hszsay
wsra=a . EXHIBIT the szEas, with he vuuzns=z
thsrsex lezalY authenticated 20 III snbaerIAzs
on q nzfefn tn IzIh daY q September 1915. -
Of - estate.
dlzsa under NJ hand tn 10Th dzy 81 February.
1919
LILLIAN 4. ROBERTS.
tsa Iz=ft Administrative.
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cHHTRR .BuLLIYAH.
To CREDITORS.

n z 70 rye notice tat the Subscriber Is
oetzlHz1 from ne 0FpEana couTI Of Carroll
COUNTY IN MARYLAND. lettsTz 81 Administrator sa
the Personal EzzzIa Of
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u Hyera. ;. D. :. g.E. H1srz. D. :.
DENTISTS,


O17ees moved to + last lain Street,
ne door = Campball'e Meat Store,
an opposite the 6. q 2. Telephone
c.
One hourz $50 : m. to $50 ;. N.
To Lady Attendants.
Ea1ua 16z. jnnf.Ig
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EN- BARCELONA TODO LO QUIE-
rem CONSECUIR POR MEDIC
DE HUELGAS

Del Se-cicio espcc'c' de Ia pRENSA'
MADRID, Mario 25.-Las notlclas
illtimas llegadas dc Barcelona, ha-
cen saber que ha sido declarada una
nueva huclga general. con ct lin De
conseguir que sean pueStos on IL
bertad todos los prisioneros po!ltl-
COS.
Dados los resultados alcanzados
por las ultimaS huelgas habidas ALI,
que han sido complete triunfo para
los huelguistas. tai parece que creeE
haber hallado un medic SECURE de
conseguir todo 10 que deseen, de-
clarandolas, Y que tratan de apI!car
este procedimiento Ell todos los ca
sos: pero Sc dUda mucho que el go
bierno pueda seguir indefinidamen-
te por el canine de las concesiones
V es casi SECURE que una veZ que Sc
resueNa a sumir una actitud mas
firme. Sc produzca el choque que Sc
ha tratado de evitar hasta ahora. Y
que Sc antoja inevitable va que las
eXigencias de los trabajadores ere
cen de dia en- dia.