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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-16
ARRESTED WHILE IN !
Young Italian Hiding Bomb az
Merchants Home.

Terrell. Pa, July 16.-Carryine
cylindrical bombs, which the |
say are similar to those used b.
rorists in their outrages in
cities last June, an Italian. who
his name as Ralph Ruotolo, 2
Youngstown, o., was arrested.
yesterday. in the act. of pl;
one of the internal machines II
rear of the home of Joseph q
loupe. a wealthy fruit merchant,
was placed in Jail and federal
thorities were notified.
Hnal ~a - MAJ .tl;. IaLn fAl
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DUNDEE BEATS VAL GER

Johnny Is Knocked Down In Second
Round, However.
Boston, July 16.--Johnny Dundee.
lightweight, was awarded the decision
at the end of 12-round bout with
Benny Valger here last night. Valger
knocked Dundee down in the second
round.
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Becket's Chance.

American fsic
beat man like Dempsey The give the Enesbnan
out the elastic dope has
one eS is epored be something the Dempsey is
In
ne be lifted
mat no one around these against
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BRITT0N MEETS LEWIS

WeIter Champion VIII Defend Title
Against Ted Lewis.
New York, July 16.-Jack Britton
will defend his welterweight champion
ship against Ted Lewis In an eight
round bout at Jersey City on the night
of July 2S.
Follow the crowd to MccaIlie lake.
--fAdvl
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

n. II. T..
and Neiderkorn) .....S 4 2
Memphis (Barger and Block 4
Brottem) -. !.......... 712 8
Nashville (Helfrich and
oNIttNJ sss.s..s. 8
(Second Camel
At Little Rock Beech and Brot-
tenn ,;.".:.....,.......,...1 ~ 10 2
Nashville (Lanke au and
otTeeU OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
AT Birmingham (Glazner, Crews,
Sigman and Peters, ... 5 IS 4
Atlanta Boone, Thornburn
and Higgins) communion. II 1
Mobile-New Orleans, rain.
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out: BY Marshall. 2: by Barger. O. Left
on base: Memphis. 4; Chattanooga. 2.
Time: 1920. Empires: Blackburn and
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Innings. 1884 6 rs 9--R
Memphis ..........0 0 o o 0 o. o
Chattanooga .....3 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 - 3
Summary-Two- base hit: Bratchi.
Sacrifice hit: Manda. Stolen base: Crit
fin. Double play: Gleason to Anderson.
Bases on balls: Off Marshall. 1. Struck
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Despite her terrific losses
English
~f' "N -'-e''aphSn 'he ol
They believed at first they had
tumble giant Jefres
the former naturally likely be
international opponent 80 80 -"'e' 'e Oe"pseS ut
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Is iaSPE 9 g!!!!']|.!!j +!
w. ~Nw GaHAal7d Rice
The Long Span.
Downright. N. 7. TrIbune.l
From the heavyweight

s. h ~
She maintained this the
rom through
in
before, i'm to a draw. e" oNo'' "''
Certainly the
"N-oA ''ei'
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American League.
National League.
STANDING Of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Standing OF the Clubs,

AT Boston (McQuillan, Filliin-
GIN and Gowdy) ........2 II 2
Chicago (Alex a d er and
o'FarrelD ...,...,...........7 l
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LOHMAN SLATED
TO WORK FIRST
Vines and. Neiderkorn Is Bat
terry Announced for
Closing Contest.
DIXIE WEATHER CLEAR
9oodbred and Canavan Seized,
uled to Work for Chick
asaw Grew.
DIXIE WEATHER CLEAR
ToDAY'S BASEBALL
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Memphis at Chattanooga. clear.
Nashville at Little Rock, clear.
Atlanta at Birmingham. clear.
Mobile at New Orleans, clear.
SOUTHERN TOMORROW
Atlanta at Birmingham.
New Orleans at Memphis. t F.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg at New York, rain.
st. Louis at Brooklyn. rain.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia, two
games. rain.
Chicago at Boston, rain.
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RHEUMATISM

Excruciating pains and swellings
quickly relieved by the famous medi-
cine
SULFERR0-S0L
Wonderful remedy in cases OF Rheu-
rnatism. Indigestion. Eczema and other
blood and skin diseases. Druggists sell
it.--(Adv.)
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Yesterdays Results.

When you need good reliable lini-
ment for soreness of the muscles, a
sprain, or to relieve rheumatic pains,
try Chamberlain's Liniment. 1t is
excellent-(Adv.)
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston at Cleveland, clear.
Philadelphia at Detroit. clear.
Washington at Chicago, clear.
New York at st. Louis. clear.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-03

Jackson, Miss, August 2-(Special.) This is the last Sunday before the gen. eral primary election, and the chances are that not one of the five or six thousand candidates for state, district, county and beat offices are keeping the Sabbath holy. strictly speaking. A great many will go to church. especial ly should they happen to be in coun
 try district where everybody goes every meetin' day, regardless of wind or weather. but it will not be for the privilege of being prayed for, joining in the singin' or listening to a sermon. And one cannot blame them for taking every possible advantage of an op- portunity to strengthen their fances- one vote might settle the selection of a candidate for an office worth as much as 5000 per year, or as little as $50.
 There is apparently no change in the situation as to the govenorship-ex- cept that Ross Collins, present attor- ney-general, is admitted on all sides to be gaining ground. But Collins had a long way to go; he was thousands of votes behind the lowest of his three opponents, and did not begin to close up the gap until near the wire. Col lins is running on his record as the enemy of trusts, combines and corpo- rations and the interests are as great orges and hydra-headed monsters and as dangerous to civilization in his estimation as they were to his patron saint James K. Vardaman-and varda- man never got 15 per cent for flinging his spasms. One of the opposing candi- dates-one of the big three-estimates that Collins is going to poll between 1S,- 900 and 10000 votes. And he may
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-03
FLORENCE

Florence, August 2.-(Special) 1.-The Florence Chamber of Commerce has filed q petition with the public service com mission at Montgomery to erect union passenger station at the south end of the Florence Tennessee river bridge to serve Florence, Lauderdale county, United States nitrate plant and dam 9. The city of Florence has just construct ed paved street to the bridge, which passengers to the proposed union sta 'ion The plan embraces the handling of all main line trains to the new station It is believed that sooner or later the sta- tion will be built, but inasmuch as the railroads will very likely be turned back to their owners by the first of the year, the matter is held in abeyance by the commission for the present
 Friday was a red letter day in the his tory of Florence, it being officially ob- served as homecoming day. in honor of the returned soldiers of Florence and i.auderdale county. Thousands enjoyed the days celebration, which consisted of a/huge parade, picnic dinner. band con- certs, speeches, aerial stunts and many other attractions.
 
 street at 1o:30 in the morning, and was led by Capt. R. T. Simpson, Jr., Capt. A. B. Camper, Lieut., Will Hall, Chief Gun rer's Mate Pauley and Chief Carpenters Mate Bale, followed by the New Orleans Marine band and the Lauderdale county soldiers under the command of Lieuten- ants Glenn, Stoker and King. They marched through the business section of the city to the City park, where an ims mense multitude of people had assem- bed Many addresses were delivered from the grandstand at the park and excellent music was rendered by the Marine band. Glenn Long, gifted soloist, who ac- companied the band, delighted those pres ent with several selections. An ex- cellent picnic dinner was served the sol diers by the ladies of Florence, each sol 'dier being presented with box pre- pared by some lady of Florence, the box containing the name of the donor. Fri day night the soldiers attended a dance given in their honor at the large skat- ing rink on South Court street, music for the occasion being furnished by the Ma rine band.
 ieutenant Powell did many stunts dur ing the day with large airplane. which was brought here from Montgomery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-03
SYLACAUGA


 sylacauga. August 1-tspecial>-rhe convention of the Sunday school workers of the interdenoninational associa tion will hold the annual meeting at Mignon Methodist church on Thursday, August 7 An interesting programme has been prepared and good attendance is antici- pated.
 Prof. E. G. Elcan of Bainbridge, Ga. has been elected to the presidency of the Fourth District Agricultural school and has accepted the place for another year. He comes highly recommended as an ed- ucator and is expected to maintain the school on its high educational plane.
 The Second Baptist church at Mignon has completed arrangements for erecting new edifice. All necessary funds have been provided and material is being or dered for the early work on the build ing.
 A new moving picture show is to be opened in Sylacauga in the very near future R. P. Greer will have charge of the new venture, and it will be known as the Victory theatre. It will be located in one of the Knight buildings on South Broadway.
 To make a gas range do double duty an inventor has patented hollow plate to be placed on top. through which water cii culates around openings over the burn ere ov5 fc fe %>5
Warren sheaf., 1919-02-19
TOWN OF FsWHITEFORD-Conti.
ToWnShip One Hundred Fifty-seven (157l
Range Eofty.one (4l).
Year for
which

TOWN OF ROLLS.
Township One Hundred Fifty-seven (157)
Range Forty (4O).
Warren sheaf., 1919-02-19
VILLAGE OF MIDDLE RIVER.
Original TOWnSite.

Year for
which Total
taxes tax
are and
Name of owner and delin- pen
and description. lot. blk. quent. atty.
Orie Sjoberg, 1852 feet 800
feet of VIZ of SWA, Sec.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-24
The Elks' Minstrels.

It was hard to believe that it was
purely and simply 4 bunch of am.
atsurs who held the boards at the
Amusu Tuesday night, when an
Elks' minstrels was given under
the direction Of Mr. G George Mum
for the benefit of the local lodge, ia
|e crowded house.
|st The opening scene represented
E1YFfsnch Court and never did Yer
sailles st its gayest present . fsirer
and more attsacsive set OF lovely
s1d beautifully gowned DANES, or
hsndsomer courtiers than those
ssoaped Rraoefully. around the gar
ailaeG whose
1ninstss3siss h song and joke
- - bsUsI sassrof langhtsr,
- sossi q aoslsnse.
I1ers wasn't one :hjtch' from.
as4re - finish but pep was inject
= inso each and every number and
fson:t The minute the curtain rose
uatih il fell. there wasn't I dull
moment.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-24
Agricultural Fund Greatly Re-
duCed

W. R. Perkins, director of extension
work in Louisiana, has just returne d
from Washington and wishes to give
the following information to the people
OF Louisiana relative to the discontin-
uance Of the war agricultural emerg.
ency fund:
When the war ended the war agri
cultural emergency bin expired. The
United States Department of Agricul-
ture. realizing that the food situation
is as acute today as eyer, asked Con-
gress. to make an appropriation of
81, 100000 to carry on this work. In
the spring the Senate passed a bill to
give this sum. The House, instead of
passing this sum, made an appropria-
ton Of 81 500, 0oO0. Congress ADJOURN
ed before any compromise between the
Senate and House could be made.
When Congress convened it did not
see fit to pass sufficient appropriations
to take the place Of the funds
carried by the emergency bill but
both houses agreed to appropriate
81, 10000 supplemental to the Smith
Lever fund. which means subsequent
reduction in the emergency demonstra
ton agents and specialists, among both
the men and women. Appeals will be
made to the police jurles and school
boards of Louisiana to make up tho
deficit in funds in order to maintain a
force sufficiently large TO carry On the
work in satisfactory manner. Sew
aral parishes have already increased
their appropriations for this work and
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-24

she has been doing special var
work for ono of the Maet innar-
tara Gep3EtT}a 20 s.,1H nc~
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sary to assist them and forward their
names, or the approximate number, to
Hon. 0. M. Wright, Secretary Louis
lana State Council of Defense, Baton
Rouge, La, and if required blanks and
instructions will be mailed direct to
them. Soldiers who may find it more
convenient will find blanks and instruc-
tons at my office.
Asking the earnest cooperation of
all the "boys,' that our parish record
and history may be complete, l am,
Respectfully,
U. P. BREAzEALE,
Parish War Record Director.
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Soldiers War RecOrd-HiStOry

That the soldiers and sailors who
were inducted into the service of the
United States from this. parish may
more easily comply with the request OF
the government for their personal,
War and Family Record" as part OF
the history of the "World War;" un-
der authority have appointed local
directors for various sections of the
parish, who will have necessary blanks
and will furnish all information for
filing the record.
Rev. Dana Terry, Government Build.
ing, Natchitoches.
Mrs. N. A. Stillie, Robeline, La.
Mrs. Chas. Dey, Victoria, La.
Mrs. F. n. Rougeot, Derry, La.
Mrs. Sam Friedman. Natchez, La.
Mrs. Edward Cloutier, Campti, La.
Mr.. 0. G. Roemer, Goldonna, La.
DR.. S. l.. Joyner, Ashland, La.
Hon. j. S. Dixon, Powhatan, La.
DR.. w. M. Jackson, MarthaviNe, La.
There will be representatives ap-
pointed for Clarence, Grapes Bluff,
Chestnut and other places later.
All the above are in the home service
of the Red Cross and who have volun-
teerod to assist in this work,
From tie record furnished me. | find
that there were LOLA men inducted
into the service by the Draft Board of
this parish and 80 members of the
National Guard and volunteers, max
lng . total Of 1,166 from this parish
who were in the service. 1t is nv
laepe and desire TO secure the record of
zach and every one of these and |
would urge them to assist me and
furnish the record to the directors for
their neighborhood. 1t may appear
animpor.ant today, but the time is not
Ear distant when these records will be
priceless heritage to the future
Most Of the boys have returned, others
Will soon return. There are some who
made tie supreme sacrifice who will
Sleep in Flanders Fields,'' for them 1 |
'equest that their families furnish the
,ocord.
The local directors will receive print
d instructions and census blanks.
Ehsy are authorized to appoint such
Real eanvassers ~ they think neces-
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-24
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OF Marshall Semmelman c om-
PAW. Inc.
Natchitoches. july

Natchitochss, July Is, 1919.
Being the sole stockholder of all the
capital stock of Marshall Semmelman
Co., Inc. have dissolved said corpo-
ration, cancelled it's stock, surrended
its charter, appropriated its assets and
assumed its liabilities.
MARSHALL SEMMELMAN.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-24
Notice

|, the undersigned, convicted of
mansla lighter on Dec. Is, 1917. am ap-
plying for parole.
Louis CALHOUNNE.
July 24.-2t
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-24
Dr.. Robert Potts was q yisitor
to Coushatta Monday.

Of Haakins and Mr.. Il. {
.A"sa1oisuer Ier2 afre0. tue wee
rs'.r y =, =.
The welt dressed man and youtl
will find Just what he needs at
! LlEBER BROS.
+; Mr.. Gaulden smith spent tn,
early part of the week here will
relatives.
Mrs. !. L. Kranson and son,
Nathan, motored in from Nasshez
Monday, on business.
just think, . suit Of Mems
clothes for only Se.oy! But they
can't last long ct that price.
-SEAHELNAN'S
Mr.. P. l. Cloutier was smoer
the business visitors from the
coast" Tuesday.
New line of mems suits in most
up-to.date styles, just received at
L1EBER BROS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Timon and
Miss Annie Timon motored in
from Timon Monday.
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs.
w. d. Hadgewood of East Match.
itoches on Monday night and loft
ten pound girl.
Messrs. Mathew Hertzoe and
}. II. Henry motored up from
and Melrose for the E:ks'
show. Tuesday night.
Light showers haye tempered
the atmosphere daily since Satur-
lay, benefited the gardens too. |
that were needing ram.
Mrs. Julie Glover is spending
he week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bertrand at their planta-
ion home near Clou rtierville.
Mines. McCook and Monteom.
'ry reached home Thursday from
delightful visit to friends in
ralluah, Monroe and Shreveport.
Messrs. Ovid Turpin, Carl Hen !
y, Willie and Ashton Freeman.
'ho are working at the Gahaean |
II fields, visited homefolks during
he week.
Impossible TO duplicate the
uaiity or prices of mems suits
'at are being sold at 9
LIEBER BROS. /.
Miss Retta Lambre of Bermuda u
the guest of Miss Elizabeth 8
awton, while Master Alton Lam 9
re is the guest of Mrs. r. 2. n
haplin. In
Mrs. G. Readheimer Of AlexaA. :
ia came up Friday to form the +
quaintance of her grand son and :
and dangh a5r. the twin babies
Mr.. and a s. S. Sweat. E
:, ..ss !.
). -
!. n - J -
sea, y v..,,,~ . =
lDnEn DhN0 "a
Misses Viola Prudhoanaae 1clr> i,
.noIe ano Estelle .i.oot.er On te
:. ~ /. LEV uays vIslt % onreve- es
]. y uuaInR s.'e ~. wesk, wnea they "a
- sues's - '"e louvre. g
Doctors G. E, Edsefton of = =
l:ns.s1 A0o va: Edeerson Of N
'S.s*sSn baa Sa.I|r 49, oi..o1. @ Il . Na.oni- Il
,ass - - *ha;. ~ 1!oos N
est, % :. ''o'' ' 1.s. oc''s"
''' n,
We will offer our entire line Of - -,
hite Wash Skirts ct the ridicu. 70 70
,.ch for W;oJe- -J.v j;sn,. ".'i !. r. On Nj
; Jnlr.9l:h 1'''s -"u' cit
-sEMMELMAN.s he
3. VI
Miss Louise Carr left last rel
r;s;t Mrs v R.rc;.e - nj n -. ~ -
oI6 Nasch,toch;srs ~ ~ - az az
tad elsewhare s.;iI .,;,s, ~ se,Jlv Az M M,
the;r IA hsans $50 '' -o'' 80 -
:.
Ira. A. u. q. CoopAr AZ Nav
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-24

It Is believed that we will have the
hearty cooperation of most Of the
iuries and school boards eff the State.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-24

FOR RENT-Furnished room with
with all modern convenienees, desirably
loeeted. Apply to this Office.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-24
The Enterprise
.WEEETy

DE Voc ; foHEcAsT-,Juiy 25th
10 Z0Iil not wave. 9th u storm
Will form over the Middle West.
2oth to 29th thunder storms. Both
to 3lst pleasant.
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to 3lst pleasant.
Miss May Katie spent the weel
end in Alexandria.
Lieut.. Arthur O'Quin spen
Thursday in Shreveport.
Boys. just a few more of ,hos,
KooI Krash suits left at $685..
Better hurry.
-sEMMELMAN'S
Mrs, /. Lucas spent last weel,
with relatives IN Alexandria.
Mr. Eugene Kelly of Boleyn
was among the visitors this week.
Mr.. G. Vascocu of Flora was
among the Saturday visitors to
town.
For a chance to reduce the
nigh cost of living, see those
White Wash Skirts on sale in our
window.
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mr., j. s. Dixon Of Powbatan
was among the visitors during the
week.
Miss Essie RosenthaI, o f Alex
andria, is the guest of Miss Nav
Katie.
Miss Hilda Breazeale has been
enjoying a visit to Shreveport the
past week.
Unlimited Style Scope in good |
looking summer dresses and |
waists at modest and attractive
prices.
-LIEBER BROS
Miss M. Elzey of Baton Rouge
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs, J.
E. Bell.
Mr.. Hubert Greneauy was
business visitor to Shreveport DUR
ing the week.
White Wash Skirts at prices
less than the actual material to
make them would cost. Sc. the ,
windows.
-SEMMELMAN'S
Messrs. l. RaphieI, H. Genus.
ProIhro and +. Smith were amonr |!
the Campti visitors.
Mayor T. F. Porter left for (
Lake Charles on Friday, after a
weeks visit to his parents.
Genuine July Clearance Prices a
y Fancy Silk and Chiffon dresses g
-T.TEQkR nna<,
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making asllttlo round Of visits to
relatives In Shreveport and Min
den.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. .Airey.. Dr..
and Mrs. N. Dunckleman OF Clar-
ence were among the Saturday
visitors
White skirts at half price. and
three months Of summer left. The
best value OF the season.
SEMMEI.MAN'S
Misses Ivy end Mary Miller.
were the guests of Misses Alice
and Frances McCiung for the
week end.
Misses Artemise and Priscilla
Sompayrac Of Clarence were the
weekend guests Of their sister,
Mrs. B. B. Breazealc.
Fetching new styles. in Shirts
for the we'll dressed man at
--LIERER BROS
Dr.. and Mrs. M. Levy and baby
left for their home in Galveston
oD Saturday evening after 1 visit
70 Mr.. L. Levy and family.
Mrs. j. Caffery and baby left
during the week to join her hug
band at Lafayette, where they
vii again make their home.
DR.. L. F. Cockfield, Messrs. u.
lAmbre, P. T. and L. Prudhomuie
Were among the Bermudians who
mntored up during the week.
The most exclusive neckwear, |
6hir1s anu hose for men and boys
ot
LIEBEK BROS |
Mr.. Arthur We'll Of Panama and
mother. Mrs. Josephine We'll OF
Alexandria, are the guests Of Mr.. /
md Mrs. 7. T. Winbarg.
Mrs. A. A.. Lay has returned
from a pleasant visit to East
leiiciana, bringing back her little
cousin, Glenna Furnish. for Z visit.
Ladies. one of those $3.50 White
wash Skirts al only $l.25-l
cheaprr than aprons. And ! VIM
dow full of them. Bettor hurry.
SEN MELmANsS /.
Misses Lucille and Lot1s Del
tlieux and Violet johnson left
Saturday for Slrevep0rt u Join
NJ. Van Hoose. who IS ohaperen-
- them on trip - Ashville,
Miss pora Katie left ~ Nh. II
Dnra last Wednesday and herIl
n61heY Wednesday of this 1eok
- I visit of inde6nite Ienat6 toj
Ne sister and dsuRbtsrs Mr. =.
6iess, !
Oar assortment Of akiras eItl
"a !. ~ of Esn-ta-si, Dsw- Eisf.s q
oire. Crepe a. Chine md TAf.I r.
80, TIE latsst m9ses q
3 1oe !
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-25
EBERT R~ENUNCIARA AL
FIRMARSE Ell IRA
TADO DE PAZ
La selection de su successor
sera uno de los mas ar
duos problemas por
resolver

WEIMAR. JUNO 24.-Fiel a su pro
mesa de que Sc mantendria firme o
caeria con ell gobierno que no acep-
tara Ell tratado de paz, Federico E
bert, Ell Presidente de Ia Repub.ica
alemana, Sc propone renunciar tan
pronto como ell documento Sc firme.
La question del nombramiento de I'm
successor. sera sin duda alguna, una
de las mas dificiles de r~esolver, dados
las condolences porque atraviesa ell
pals, actualmente. El gobierno y los
lideres de todos los partidos politicos,
estan va ouemandose los sesos, bus
cando al propio hombre que habra
de soportar la carga pesada de dlri-
cir la nave del Estado. Herr Nos
ke. Erzberger. Ell Condo Bernstorff y
Scheidemann Sc cuentan entire los
candidates que mayores probablllda-
des pienen de llegar a ocupar csc
puesto. aunque Sc duda que la mayo
ria sociallsta acepte a este ultimo, en-
caso de que llegara a elegirSe, en- VS.
IA de su actitud firme e in%equlvoca
contra la firma del tratado dc paz.