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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-02
Meat Cause Of
Kidney Trouble
Take Salts to Flush Kidneys II Back
Hurts or Bladder
6otherS.

If you must have your meat every
day, eat it, but flush your kidneys with
salts occasionally, says a noted author
ity who tells us that meat forms uric
acid which almost paralyzes the
kidneys in their efforts to expel it
from the blood. They become slug
;;ish and weaken. then you suffer with
4 dull misery in the kidney region,
sharp pains in the back or sick head
ache, dizziness, your stomach sours,
tongue is coated and when the wealth
er is bad you have rheumatic twinges.
The urine gets cloudy, full of sedi-
ment, the channels often get sore and
irritated, obliging you to seek relief
two or three times during the night
To neutralize these irritating acids,
to cleanse the kidneys and flush off
the body's urinous waste get four
ounces Of Jad Salts from any phar-
macy here: take a tablespoonful in
glass of water before breakfast for
few days and your kidneys will then
act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid Of grapes and lemon
Juice, combined with lithia, and has
heen used for generations to flush and
stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to
neutralize the acids in urine. so 1t no
longer irritates, thus ending bladder
weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in
fure, and makes a delightful efferves-
cent lithia-water drtnk.-Adv
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-02
West Manchester, o.

Mr.. and Mrs ]. F. Radabaugh enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Merl Radabaugh
and son, of Cincinnati; Mrs. Harry
Lehman and daughter. Carline Vir-
ginia, of Brookville, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Delk and family, of Weaver's
Station to Thanksgiving dinner, Thurs
day. Mr.. Radabaugh and family and
Mrs. Lehman and daughter remained
over for a short visit. Miss Pearl
Kibler spent THANKSGIVING and the
weekend with Mrs. John Siefert, at
Dayton. Mr.. and Mrs John Waldren
Sr., were THANKSGIVING day guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rautsau at Newhope.
C. G. Williams. Of Fountain City,
spent Sunday with friends at this
place. E. . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Will en-
tertained her parents. Mrs. Maggie
Will. Mr.. and Mrs. Carson Rentfoo and
Mr. and Mrs Owen Toedte and family,
of DAYTON, at their home. Thursday.
Max Thorn spent from Thursday until
Satrudav with his grandmother, Mrs.
Mary from =. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Blackelv and family enjoyed Thanks.
giving dinner Thursday with their son,
Ray and family. Mrs. Ida Lanser
and daughter. Sarah, of Piuua, and Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Homan and family. of
Dayton. visited Sunday with Mrs.
Sarah Homan and daughter, Emma.
Miss Mildred Stenes was a Richmond
visitor, Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cletes Beck and Mr.. and Mrs. Clemert
Newman and son, Kenneth. enjoyed a
turkey dinner Thursday with Mr.. and
Mrs A w. Newman. Daniel Blake
ly left Friday for Cement City, Mich,
where he has employment. His family
will join him soon to make their home
in that city. r. H. Siles and family
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-02

week with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Asa Leas. James Boner Of
Richmond is visiting his son. F. C..
Boner and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Grey were out OF town visitors
Thursday. Roscoe Leas Of Cleve-
land spent the Thanksgiving vacation
here with his mother. Mrs. Mary E.
Leas.. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Freese
of Tippecanoe City and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Phillips of Verona. visited Sum-
day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Cary
Putnam. :. The parcel post sale given
by the Christian Endeavor society of
the Christian church will be held at
Locke's store Saturday evening at
Herbert Leas of Dayton. spent last
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-02
Nazarene Church Gives
5000 to Foreign Missions

At the close of the missionary con-
venion at the Nazarene church Mon
day evening, the local congregation
pledged 5000 to foreign missions this
year. The Rev. E. G. Anderson, of Kan
sas City, preached the closing ser
mon, his subject being Emissions"
The entire Nazarene church in this
country hopes TO raise S4OOO,OOO with
in the next four years to be donated
to work in foreign countries. The
Rev. and Mrs. U. E. Harding of New
castle attended the meeting Monday
night. Rev. Harding is the secretary
Of the general home mission work in
the United States and Canada.
The Rev. ]. S. Anderson of Central
America, and the Rev. c. J. Jenkins,
a missionary to Africa, who were for
the convention went to Connersville
Tuesday to talk at the Nazarene
church there.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-02
Euery Night is Date Night
in Modern Young Folks World

something doing most of the time so
that she has dates almost every even
ing of the week. Another girl says
that she isn't particular about dates
during the week but she would lust
die" if she didn't have one on Sunday
evening.
A number of men, recently returned
from service, say that they want
dates every night in the week if posi-
BILE, to make up for the two years while
in the army. Others explained that
they had no particular nights for dates.
but made them whenever there is 4
good show, dance or something en-
tertaining for the evening.
Fathers and mothers agree that the
present time is going much faster than
it did in their "courting days" and
seem quite willing for their sons and
daughters to date many nights in the
week. They say they understand the
busy social world of today, and know
that a Wednesday night and Sunday
night would be Inadequate now.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-02
FlREMEN GRANTED
INCREASE; COUNCIL
TALKS ABOUT GAS

City council. in session Monday
night, passed an ordinance granting
all firemen, who have been on the
force less than one year. an increase
Of SIS per month for the rest of this
year. This will effect about Z men,
and 1t was deemed necessary because
Of the impossibility Of getting fire
men at $50 per month. The new scale
will give those men who came on the
force within the past year the same
wage that the others are drawing. 1t
becomes effective Dec. !.
Council occupied the greater part
of it's session with discussion Of the
low gas pressure. 1t was said by
some councilmen that the gas COM
pany was giving the industries pre-
ference. This was said to be con-
trary to Manager Johnson's statement,
made before the council when he was
seeking an increase in rates. Johnson
was alleged to have said that he would
give domestic consumers preference
over the industries.
Other councilmen said that the in
dustries were using less gas and that
they were making crude oil suffice.
After lengthy discussion, the ques-
ton was finally referred to the city
attorney. The city attorney said that
he could not increase the supply of
gas but he would see whether the in
dustries had been shut off or not.
Wants Speeders Taken
Councilman Thatcher revived the
plan of purchasing a motorcycle for
the police department which had been
referred to the board Of works some
time ago. He was informed that the
board. after consultation with the po.
lice commissioners, had decided to
put it off until spring.
What is the use Of a motorcycle,
anyway" asked Councilman Walter,
man. "All they could do would be to
arrest speeders and as our honorable
mayor said he would not arrest any
body for that it would just be a waste
Of money"
Numerous complaints were received
on condition of the alleys. One coun.
Gilman said that resident had asked
him for permission ITO put his gar
bage in the street, as his alley was
full".
President Harry Gilbert, of the
board of works, told council that F. E
Slick, trash and garbage contractor
had been notified, and that it would be
no more than fair to give him 10 days
or two weeks to get started.
A special meeting as committee OF
the whole. was called for next Monday
night in the board of works room, to
go over the city budget, when it was
found that the city's valuation had
been decreased $1,OOO.O00
The traffic ordinance made its
first appearance and was placed on
second reading. The ordinance is
generally referred to as the right OF
way" and right and left" ordinance
No action was taken on the question
of self starters for the fire trucks
fire escapes for factories. and a muni
c!pal Christmas tree. The tree was
not believed appropriate in view OF
the conservation of lights at the pres
ent time, although nothing definite
was done
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. limerick. The
friends and relatives of Miss Edna
Monebrake were surprised Sunday
evening when they learned of her
marriage to Clyde Reynolds OF Ar
canum, Saturday afternoon at p. m.
by Rev. Hiley Baker at the Christian
parsonage at Eaton, Ohio. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Wehrley entertained Sun
day at dinner, Mrs. William Turnbull
of Fort Wayne. Mrs. E. R Hall and
daughter Gail, Erald Elders of Port
land, Ind, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sells Of
Dayton, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Reynolds
and Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. Monebrake.
The heavy wind storm which swept
through the village Saturday after
noon damaged a large plate glass In
the Norris department store and win
dows in the residences of Alsa and
Earl Leas.. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Morris, Mrs. F. NJ. Davisson, Henry
Michael Jr, were among the Dayton
visitors from this place Monday. Mr..
and Mrs. Burton Harrison of White
water and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schlientz
of Eldorado, called on Mr.. and Mrs.
John Loven Sunday. Joe Carter was
called to Vevay, Ind. Friday on &C
count of the severe illness of his
mother. .Mesdames ]. B. Trone and
| F. NJ. Davisson called on Mrs. John
Gruber Sunday afternoon. Miss Edna
Furry, one of West Manchester's pop
ular young ladies, was married on
Wednesday of last week to Herbert
Green, of Xenia. by Rev. Yingling, al
the u B. parsonage at Eaton. VIII
liam Reedy of Richmond, is visiting
relatives this week in this vicinity
80. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bruner and
family of Lewisburg, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bruner..
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-02
Ohio News Flashes

S1DNEY-While examining a steel
trap which he had set under a rotten
flooring in the barn of August Kan
man at New Bremen, Roscoe Lamfer-
seick unearthed a wedding ring be-
longing to Mrs William Danmeyer
which had been lost for 16 years.
AKRON-Akron's first city manager
under the new charter form of govern
ment, effective Jan. l, will draw $1O,-
900 year. No choice of manager has
been made.
xENlA-While delivering an invita-
tion to poor children to attend a din
ner the automobile of Mrs. L. R. Rob-
ertson collieded with another machine
and Mrs. Robertson was severely in
jured.
CLEVELAND-A roundup of Grim,
inals was ordered by Chief of Police
Smith Saturday to break up threat.
ened crime wave. In three days 25
percent increase in crime has been
noted.
CINCINNATI - Alleged ungovern.
able temper of Mrs. Esther Murphy
Stevens caused them to be ordered to
move four times in a year, because it
led to quarrels with the landlord and
tenants, Edwin Stevens alleges in a
divorce suit
COLUMBUS-Four hundred hogs al
the state serum farm near Reynolds
burg are facing famine unless the
state emergency board comes to the
relief of the state department of agri
culture. Money provided by the legis
lature for forage for the hogs has
been exhausted.
HAMILTON-A large black and
white hound spent Saturday night and
Sunday in cell in the Jail here. He
had committed no offense but was i'm
pounded for safe keeping"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-02

Every night is date night in Rich
mond.
The old Wednesday and Sunday
night dates of grandmother's day are
not vogue" any longer. Some date on
Monday, others Tuesday or Wednes-
day, and still others every night. All
agree that Sunday is the most popular
night of the week.
Managers of the moving picture
houses here say there are dates, and
plenty Of them, every night. However,
they say that fewer dates are seen on
Monday and the most on Sunday
nights.
Most high school students limit their
dates, or their parents limit them-to
dates only on the week end. Special
dispensations are of course allowed
for games, class parties or other
school activities, occurring during the
week.
Dates and More Dates.
Il have dates whenever there is
some place to co." says one girl who
doesn't believe in missing anything.
She went on to explain that there is
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-02
Winter Weather and Heavy Foods

Comparatively few persons exercise
as much out doors in winter as in sum-
mer and at the same time almost
everybody eats more heartily in cold
weather. The extra work put upon
digestive organs leads to indigestion.
biliousness, headache, bad breath.
coated tongue, bloating, gas, constipa-
tion. Foley Cathartic Tablets thor
oughly cleanse the bowels, sweeten the
stomach and benefit the liver. They
cause no gripping or nausea and are
liked by over-stout persons. who well
come the light, free feeling they bring.
For sale by A. G. Luken & Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-02
News Of the Counties

FOUNTAIN CITY-The evangelistic
meetings which have been progressing
for the past four weeks ended Sunday
evening. Rev. Owen Livengood,
pastor Of the Christian Church, deliv-
cred the evening sermon. Much inter-
est has been manifested during the
meetings. having been good attendance
every night during the four weeks
Several conversions were made.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-02

Insist on "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
in "Bayer package" containing prop
er directions for Colds, Pain. Head.
ache. Neuralgia, Lumbago and Rheu-
matism. Name Of "Bayer" means gen.
uine Aspirin prescribed by physicians
for nineteen years. Handy tin boxes
of IL tablets cost few cents. Aspirin
is trade mark of Bayer Manufacture Of
Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid.
ADV.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-02

IS O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Ermel of Dayton, spent Thursday with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa
Leas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-11

imaginara, de flo, que no va a ser
10 que es.
La hermosa artista-cCn cuyO
peril aquiiino Sc ha ensanado bas
taLte cl lapiz de Ballcster- ha-
bla cor tai modcstia de 81 misma.
que unO Sc cScdmd un POGO. Su mo-
destia no es cstudiada, V este es 10
que nos inclina Greer que es una
cantantc del monton. sin la vcZ Y
sin el dominic escenicO que lueg0
tiene en- cl teatro NADIA de poses.
Sc nCs prescnta como es, guapa e
inteligentc: pcro sin pOsturas eS
tudiadas de artista de opera Y sin
hablarn0s con esa vOZ sonora que
delata IL cantante. A vcccs Sc adj
vicrtc. en- el slseo Que hay en- su pro
nunciacion. su or.gen mejicano :,
pero, en- general, habla, mas hen,
con acento italiano. Sc comprenflN
ha pasado la mayor parte de So
vida en- Italia. Alien Roma-es-
tudi0, Y ali hizo su debut cen "El
Trovador" Ell el teatro Adriano.
donde despues canto LA. Favori-
ta", Carmen, "Aida", "Lohen-
grin, ''La fuerza del destine' Y
todo cl repertoire de mezzo So
prano.
Su familia Sc cponia tenazmen-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-11
Sera precise enviar a Italia
Una cornision de los paises
aliados, para suavizar
aSperezaS.

chos reci5idos de Berlin, los traba-
: jadores han reanudado sus laborcs
en- casi toda la ciudad, V la huel-
ga esta rcsuclta. Agregan las no
ticias que de ALA vicnen que el
Pre- 'idente Ebert Y el Secretario
Landburg han llegado a dicha ca
pital, procedentcs de Weimar.
WASHINGTON. = FL Procura-
dor Postal Lamar pre.ento hoy al
Senado dc les Estados Unidos una
mcmoria en- que acusa a la secta
lie anarGll.tas GcnominaIa Inter
rational Workers Of the World
(Prolatariado Internacional) de
tramar una conspiraci0n fornida-
bic para dcrrocar, por medic de la
revolution sangrienta, al gobierno
coAstituido, Y establecer Ell los E;-
tados I'nidos la rep1blica bolche
viquista. Mr.. Lamar dice que su
memoria Sc basa en- los datos que
ia obtcnido. por medic de cartas
:enSuradas al circular por el CO.
rrec.
WASHINGTON AmpliaDdo cl
dgipacho anterior Mr.. i4amar accom-
pan0 su memoria de eXtractos de
cartas y otros documentot La
propaganda es tan alberta como
audaz ell plan de los revoluciona-
rios, para scmbrar el terror en-
America Y dcrrocar ell orden. e..
WASHINGTON. = 'Raimundo
Roberts, de Chicago, y Jefe que
fuG Gle la Cruz Roja Americana ell
Rusid. presento hoy al Comite de
propaganda del Senado, sus cre-
acnciales como interprete (!) au-
t0rizado entire cl lIm bajador Fran
els Y cl gobierno boIchcviqui.
WASIIINGTON.-Mr. Roberts,
que el sabado pasado comparccie-
ra mcvamente ante el Ccmit6 de
propaganda del Scnado, despues
que el Embajador Francis rindie-
IA su tcstimonio, mostro a dicho
cuerpo documentos comprobantes
de que el Embajador habia con
ven;do eli rccomendar la Secrc-
taria de Estado Americana cl re-
.onocimiento del gohierno bolchc-
Wiki. 81 este prometia continuar la
guerra contra Alemania.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-11

sIno de Sll noVlo, que. como es IN.
tural, estaba loQu|to per ella.
Desde entonccs. obsesa por el
arte, rrcorrc cl mundo entcro, 50
la. batiendosc con esos terriblcs
advcrsarios de las artistas que sen
los empresarios, y con algo peor
que los empresarios. cen cl amor.
-Es mi gran defecto-nos di
ce-. Soy cnamorada hasta el eX-
tremo de que algunas veces he
spuesto en- peligro mi porvcnir ar
tfstico. Por fortuna, siempre ha
ycncido la passion que sicnto por
ell arte, pero a que precio!. apre
tardome, ahogandcme siempre cl
corazon...
= Que hombrcs han provocadc
en- ustcd mas hondas pasiones >
nos hclncs aventurado a pregWi
tatle.
Los italianos. Los italianos
para mi, 10 reunen todo: gallar
dia. caballerosidad, dulzlIra, apa-
Sionamiento, fuego... All, usted
no sabe como aman les italianos!
-Seguramente, pero juzgar
por las italianas, que las he vistc
en- ell cine; me 10 figure. :. " los
espanoles. no son, tambien, apasio-
nados!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-11
Sc anuncia Ia calda de Romano
nes, a consecuencia de la pro-
funda agitaci6n teinante en-
Espana.
GABLE A Ell IMPARCIAL.D
Via. w. /. p. and z. Co.

PARIS, Mario 11.-Las potencias han acordado en-
War comis6n la que fguren eminentes persona
ldades de las nacOnes que eearon al ladO Gle Italia
la guerra, fin de lmar asperezas La Comision
viStar al gObierno, los parlamentaros lnhuyentes
la prensa mas carecerizada utilizall todos los me-
dos de propaganda que jsue factbes para conVencer
al pueblo taano de la neccSitad que eXise de mos
trarSe unidOs los pueblos que ucharOn JultOs Ell las
dl1lclleS clrcunSanclas actualeS.
PARISHES penpotenciarios belgas han presenta
do la reclamation de ocho billones que ebera pagar
Alemania nClemnizac0n por los danos causados
pOr la invasion La demanda de Belgca no sc cOnsdera
excesiva, 81 tene cuenta e destrozo causado Ell
ell pals por los invasOres
PARIS.-Los delegad0s japoneses al COngreso de la
Paz anuncan que el Japon rehusa formar pare de la
Liga de Nacones, 81 acuerda la absolute iguadad
de razas, desaparecendo los rrantes pFelulSos que
exsten los Estados TniuOs contra e1 pd6D0 jafoe.
Las pretensiones del Japon Sc consideran inadmisi-
bles pOr pare de los deegados amercanos ngleses.
BERLIN.-El Gobierno de Ebert ha logrado I'LL es-
plendido rifO sobre e glupo de los espartacos. La
revouc0n h quedato compleamente destrozada.
BARCELONA..En varios lugares de la ciudad han
ocurridO cheques yiOen0s entire los grupOs de huel
guistas revotosOs los encargadOs de mantener ell or
den. La agtac0n Obstante los esfuerzos que esta
realizandO ell GObierno, crece cada dla.
MADRID.-El Gobierno ha decidido militarzar los
servcos que consderen de absolute necesldad como
ell aqua la luz el pan los medos de trnsporte Los
empleados pubcos que hablan inciado una campala
de agitac0n, Serln organizadOs mitarmente, prOh-
biendoseles por tanto, ell derecho Ia huelga.
HABANA-En ell Parque Central ell Prado
sitios muy concurldos de Ia cudad han Ocurido
cheques sangrenos entire Ia polica los hueguistas.
Como resultado de la collision hay varios obreros alg
nos polclas herdos. gunOs 10 estan tie graVedad
HABANA.-Enre los muertos causa de los cheques
entire las masas las fuerzas encrgadas de mantener
ell or(en fgura e famossimo eXjugador de Baseball,
Juan VIOLA que qued0 atravesado por varios baazos
La indignation grande entire los admiradores del ia
moso peotar La huelga continual con mas intensldad
con aspectO de mayor virulencia.
HABANA. - Han llegado los cruceros americanos
"Cincinnati, Eagle "Dubuque." AcOmpanandO a
estOs buQues de gran porte han fOndeadO amben dez
sete cazasubmarinos Los tres grandes tie
bOrCO fuerzas de desembarcO.
MADRID.-La huelga omando desarrOllo, Sc
Observa que pesar de las medas de provision adOp
tadas pOr e GObierno ell mOymientO de prOtesta pOpu
lar desarrollandO estera, eXtendiendOse varias
prOvncas En- Barcelona han oculrdO sangrientOs mo-
tines. Puede antic parse la calda de RomanOnes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-11
SRTA. ROSARIO PENEDO

Hace 20 dias guarda cana Ell
su residential de esta ciudad, Ii
schorita Rosario Penedo, hija de
nuestro amigo el senior Jose Pene-
do.
Aver Sc celebro consulta de me-
dicos Y ell estadO de la paciente
hoy es sati 4factorio.
Deseamos ell restablecimiento de
la distinguida enferma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-11
EN- san JUAN

Con el fin de someterSe a un ira
tamiento medico la venido la
ciudad, cl senior Francisco Torres,
de San Sebastian. lie acompala
su distinguida espOsa.
Deseamos el restablecimiento del
seIor Torres.
Tambien visitaron la jciudad.
los senores YOrdan Davila y Da-
rio Suarez, de la ciudad del Sur,
Suarez cs el jefe de la detective el>
Ponce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-11
(Servicio lnalambrico. }
Mario II, 1919.


WASHINGTON. = Segtin dice
una Revista publicada por la
Administration General de Sub
sistencias, los EstadOs .Unidos man
tienen agencias distribuidoras de
dichos efectos en- todos los paises
de la Europa Central Y ha ia la
fccha Sc han eXpedido a las regio-
mes castigalas dc dichos palses dos
cientas cincuenta mil tOneladas
de articulos alimenticios particu-
larmente harina de trigo.
DESDE Ell "GEORGE WAS
HINGTON.' Ell Presidentc Viii
son, por dictamen dc sus medicos,
Sc halla recluido ell su camarote,
debido a una ligera affection cata-
rral. Sc pasa casi todo el tempo
leyendo, y ayef de manana oy6 los
seryicios religiosos, MERCHANDISE
con los marineros Y demas indiyi-
duos de la tripulaci6n.
WASIIINGTON.--El Tribunal
Supreme de los Estados Unidos
confiNlio i, g hteneia ,que lit& a
otro, tribunal de justicia federal
contra. Eugenio w. Debbs, lea
der socialis.ta, por violaci6n de
las leyes de espionajc, en- un dis
curse pronunciado en- Canton
(Ohio) en- junio ultimo. La pena
impuesta son diez abos de prc5idio,
y la opinion del Tribunal fue una
nine.
BERLIN.-Sabese que por fin
en- mayo 20, mas 0 menos, comen-
zaran formalmcnte las ncgociacio-
pes de paz Ell Versailles. FL mi
nisro lie rclaciones cXteriores sc
ocupa de rcunir cl cucrpo de conse-
jeros, industriales Y mercantiles
que acompanara a la delegation
alemana, como pcritos. Todos cs-
taran hstos para marchar a Versa
Hes ell dfa II o Is del colricntc.
:. PARIS. = Desdc que regres0
Lloyd George dc su tltimo viaje
q Francia Sc nota un cambio en- la
actitud de la Gran Brctala con
respecto 10 que deba Eacer con
los .buques de guerra entregados
por Alemania, en- cumplimiento de
una de las clausulas del armisti-
cio. Pafece que, el prop0sito cs
dejar que Francia e Italia hagan
10 que cream conveniente con sus
porciones de estes buques; lngla-
terra por su parte hundiendo los
que la tO4uen ell ell reparto, como
10 proponen los Estados Unidos. y
a fin de yer 81 esta potencia desis-
te de su programa naval gigantes-
60, seuyo proposito es impedir que
la. fpta ninguna naci0n tuviese tan
gran preponderancia sobre todas
las .otras marinas como tendria la
tiota de guerra de la Gran Brcta-
iia, 81 Sc llevara 'efecto el reparto
cd la forma que Sc propuso.
sCOPENHAGUE.-Segnn despa-