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The sun., 1919-01-18

The impression IS unacceptable that
either an irresolute stand was taken
originally or else n case of cold feet
has developed since Wednesday. The
impressive fact standing out in the
extraordinary developments proceed
ing from the action is the sudden
manifestation OF the tremendous
power Of public opinion now rs CON
trasted with the days of the Vienna
conference.
The request Yesterday for Sugge+S.
tiOns from the correspondents resulted
in assembling virtually another peace
conference representing the mediums
of public opinion throughout the
world with hundreds of newspapers
in score or more of languages.
There is every indication to-day that
the significance of this hastily sum
moned gathering and the potency OF
the force It represents have been I'm
pressed upon the statesmen.
The correspondents, confronted with
II question upon whose solution his
tory may turn, have formed an inter.
allied committee suggestive of the
peace conference Itself In which the
big Powers were represented by three
members and the little ones by one.
The sun., 1919-01-18
German Austria Paupcrfsed.

German Austria. at present at least Is
Ike n man suffering from nervous eX-
haustion. half-starved. half-clothed and
dead broke. Unless Il is put on Its feet
II will become soon public charge.
Vienna was found to ho one of the most
depressing places imaginable: one Of the
great cities OF the world. formerly the
gayest, now Is a place wnere all hope Is
dead and nothing is normal
The whole city seemed suhed. op-
pressed by want and defeat. waiting with
almost frantic impat!ence for the dect-
sion OF the peace conference, Ike pa
.iert on the operating table who has
heard cor hours the surgeons sharpening
their knives but does not know whether
he Is going to lose both legs or only one
arm All the people OF German Austria,
from the lowest to the highest. realize
that they are beaten completely and will
not be able to fight again in nifty years,
and probably will not want to fight then.
In Vienna universal bankruptcy is just
around the corner. There is almost no
gold or silver In circulation. but the
CITY is flooded with paper money,
printed by bucketfuls. which has depre-
ciated TO one-quarter OF it's face value
and still II going down. All the shops
close at 4 o'clock in the afternoon to save
fuel and light all the hotels at O'Clock.
The theatres are open only one night in
the week and close then at 8 o'clock.
The subway Is not operated at all and
only about 40 per cent. OF the street cars
are running.
The sun., 1919-01-18
DR.. Liebknecht Shot.

DR. Liebknecht was asked to get out
by the officers. who intended to hail
another automobile and continue to-
ward the prison. While waiting DR..
Liebknecht made an attempt to escape
and was shot by soldiers. who had an
tc!pated such an effort on his part.
When Or. Liebknecht was arrested IN
the home OF relative on Nannhelrner
Strasse Yesterday morning ne stoutly
denied his Identity. Aftsr being escorted
to the Eden Hotel he was searched, and
his monogram. *. L." was discovered
on his shirt.
DR. L!ebknechts capture Vas due to
telephone conversation overheard by
detectives in which he and Rosa Luxem-
burg agreed to meet at the home OF n
man named Marcusson In the suburb OF
"iimersdorf MarCusson's home, the
police say, long has been one of the
gathering places OF the Spartacans.
DR.. Liehknechts dash for liberty was
the last desperate try for freedom on
the part OF man who had left prison
only last October. When the automobile
which was carrying him broke down
he was warned against any attempt at
night. The officer in charge asked Dr.
LiebKnecht, who was bleeding from a
wound in the head he had received
through being struck by n cane in III.
hands OF some member OF the mob
whether he felt able to walk few
hundred yards to tho next street. where
new automobile could he found
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GENEVA. Jan. 1.-THE Swiss rewspa-
pers announce that two brothers OF Leon
Trotzky. who were interned In France.
escaped into Switzerland yesterday near
Delemont after shooting and wounding a
French soldier. The younger OF the
brothers has been arrested and is being
interrogated.
The sun., 1919-01-18

Or. Lebknecht said he could and the
party started to walk When near n
group OF trees Or. Lehknecht pushed
aside the soldier nearest him and
dashed for the underbrush In the Tier
garten The soldiers ordered him 10
halt He paid no attention and several
SHOTS were fred nt him. One bullet
STRUCK MN IN the base OF the neck and
his death was instantaneous
The Government announced ,ba, en-.
circumstances attending the deaths NJ
DR.. Liebknecht and Rosa I,uxemhung
would be investigated and that punish.
ment would be meted out II It appeared
that the custodians OF either had neg
lected their duty or had any part in the
tragedy.
Virtually the entire Berlin press ra-
cards the fate OF DR.. Liebknecht and
Rosa Luxembourg as having Something
or divine justice In H." as the Ta0es
ZeitunO phrases II, or DR.. Liebknecht
the LOkdi- ArEet0er says:
He brought his fate upon himselr"
Continuing its comment the newspan aner
says:
THE murder OF Rosa Luxemburc
shows how tremendous must have been
the indignation which has seized the
people OF Berlin as the result OF tho
criminal activities OF the Spsrtacans
Such summary Judgments have oriina-
rily been foreign to the German manner
OF thinking"
Calls II Her own Fault.
The press in general deplores the
lynchng OF Rosa Luxemburg. but de-
clares she fell victim to the basest pas
sions which she herself had awakened
Die Freihett alone tries TO lay the re-
sDOnSiOillty upon the Government
This IL the fruit of the policy OF y,o-
lence OF Ebert. Scheidemann and Lands
berg" the newspaper declares. "It is
the fruit of the constituencies incitations
Continued on Third Pn1a
The sun., 1919-01-18
Secrecy Resolution Re-
ported Adopted in Absence
of I. S. Members.
WILSON STILL SILENT
Publicity to Be Given Only
to the Proceedings of
Full Sessions.
CHIEFS WORK IN CAMERA
Five Associated Powers Will
Settle All Problems Be-
fore Presentation.
CHIEFS WORK IN CAMERA
By LAURENCE HILLS.
StnH COrreSn on dent OF Tile Sim

Copvri0ht. 1as; all rights reserued.
PARIS, Jan. 17.--President Wilson'S
friends are showing increasing con-
Germ to-day over the situation in re-
gard to the application of the gag rule
to the proceedings of the peace confer
ence, the opening session Of which
takes place tomorrow, and private
cable advicas received ny members Of
the American delegation from tho
United States are emphasizing its
gravity there.
Only direct public statement from
the President himself can clear up
apparently the mystery surrounding
the position he took during the dis
cussion of n matter so vital to the
world and to himself ms the author Of
the fourteen points. Reports are con-
iiictlng, some of them representing
Premier Lloyd George and President
Wilson as opposing the gag rule to
the last. while other reports describe
the President as being won over after
demurring.
The sun., 1919-01-18

MADRID, Jan. 17.--N.koiat I,enine, the
Bolshevist Premier of Russia. was
among Russians who landed a BARGE
Iona recently, according to newspapers
here
The sun., 1919-01-18

The best dinner at the best hotel con-
sists OF boiled beef. sometimes horse
meat, cabbage. turnips and plums The
only break kfast obtainable is black bread
and malt coffee A pair OF shoes costs
500 crowns which would be equal to
500 II the crown were at par. A suit
Of clothes sells for 1000 crowns $4,000.
and much of the clothing Is made OF
wood pulp paper fibre.
The people generally are thin, pale
and lstless They seem to feel that the
end OF the world Is near and live only
from day to day refusing to think OF
or plan for the future. Let the peace
conference settle IT," they cay. Their
low physical condition is especially dan
gerous. because practically all the medl-
cal supplies are exhausted by the army
and there is almost nothing left with
which 10 treat the sick
DemobiliZation OF the Austrian army
IL incomplete and in hopeless confusion.
The soldiers simply focked TO their
homes without method or discipline. Tho
streets OF Vienna are flled with re-
turned soldiers, who sti!l are in uni
form. because they cannot get clvillan
and they do not try 70 get any. merely
loafng about and existing somehow. The
only officers they will salute are those OF
the American and sllied forces.
Vienna practical" is mqrooned In the
-
Continual on Second Pane
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Continued on Third Page.
The sun., 1919-01-18
American. oner to Withdraw.

The Americans stood hy the dec
laration Of principles based on the
first Of the fourteen points Of Presi.
dent Wilson, finally Offering 10 with
draw upon their failure to obtain a
similar declaration by any other dele
gates. This OFFER emphasized the
critical point reached in the proceed
ings and resulted In conveying to the
French, British and Italians the In
tenSity Of the American feeling on the
subject Of Opeu conferences based
upon the Interpretation which the
people have given ~ point one.
If physical difficulties prevented
open sessions OF the peace conference
the Americans demanded that NJ least
ten representatives shunld he present
at the sessions; the British and Ital
ians We're satisfied with one. The
Italians finally joined the Americans
The sun., 1919-01-18

Continued on Second Page.
The sun., 1919-01-18

Continued OIL Fourth Pa0s.
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CORT E

listed y gua-te esl direction para Gus
&c n musst-g a zus aw;rgs QUO zu.SSr d.
caIlos. -nczql.1cs, Zsznccs > E-a&cs = "a
pieL Con &c. 81 tinbres p5S-E,ss Cue
me rcmita He uaa=c, = V:cica tc cc-rco.
franco 5e porte. M caSita 90 1omaGa Con
.alez. Ia mc5o- Del nundo Tara cSsaS -ufc--
rrsda6es. Dcvlclvo G G.0e-g 4 l. persona
Gic 81 cure y no sane.
ESPlR!DIOS GONZALEZ.
p o. Box 5fI- LAREDO. TcSaN
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T0DA IA
IRAClA, CRECIA
ExDone yazoaes de orden
eiaologico, historico y
poEiEico para apoyar
su derecho

WASHINGTON, Enero 29.-Las
no;g.eias asociadas han accedido en-
principle . IL reclamation de Gre
c;a pcr IA Tracia. IL pcrmit!r que
f~onas griecaS ocupen 81 terrItoriO
e csa antigua provincial de Ia Hela-
10. pero coca = IA C~onferencia de
Faz estable2er los limites defiu!ti-
vos de Il Tracia.
En- uno de los circuios oficiales
gr7egos de eSca capital. Sc decta
aver uuc . gobierno dc Atenas sos
tieae u 81 antique b~ajalato turro
Dc Adrian6polis, corresponds real
mente . Ia antigua Tracia. Empieza
en- Ct Golfo de Burgas, en- el Mar
Negro. Y termina en- ia frontera SER
MA a5ajo del pueblo DE- Petcova, y
compcende dentro de su ~terrltorio
las ciuda1es DE- Constantinop!a, A
driau6pciS Y D~edeagatch.
Este re-ritorio. sostienc el go
bier7o criego. deoe ser cedido q
Grecia. nor razoReS de indo!e ctno-
Ior;ca. historical y sentimental 40
m;s-nc u Dor razones de political.
iIav tambian otra raz6n que no ca
-ece De Deso. \ IS IL de haber pres
-ado suS servicioS en- los eJerc!tos
a!;ados. como soldados o como +
na;adores. mis- De 10000 tractos
grleeos que descan yer = 81 pals
fernando parte de Grecia.
Asegrr2n tambjcn los gricgos,
L Ia ciudad dc ConStantinopla es
q mavor centric ericgo del mundo,
pues no nay ninguua otra cludad
eH Gondo n pohlaci6n griega sea tan
n~;-rerosa como en- Ia capital oto-
mana. nj siquiera en- Ia misma ciu-
dad de Atenas. Dues ei numero de
crieco4 Que viven en- Constantine
pla. pasa dc 100000, o sea el doble
de Ia poblaci0n con cue cuenta Ia
capital Griega.
La r~ecuperaciGn de Constantine
ola ha sido cl Sucno dorado de los
griaros. desde hacc muchos siglos.
Bulgaria tambien reclama parte
del ter~ito-io TRAGIC. demardand0
INA salida al Mar Egeo. pcro los
Icriegos responder a tai demands
| ticicndo cue el Mar Egeo Ia sid.
s:empre Ut mar grieso Y a@rega'
aue ahora que los Dardanelos va!
a quedar abiertos, Bulgaria TO tic
Inc mas derecho para reclamar u
puerto en- Ell Mar Egeo. que el &c
puGiera tener Rumania, es decir
que no tianc ninguno.
Grecia tambien reclama la cost
del M~editerr&neo del Asia MeHor
Ifundando 81 demanda en- que es;
IItoral ha sido habitado desde 10.
dad, por griegos ' ha sido q hoga'
ltiempcs mas antiques de IL humani-
de n civilization, del arte y de 10
literature griegos.
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LACUESII0N P0LACA OCUPA AHORA
CONSIDERATION DEL SUPREME
CONSEJO DEL CONGGRREESO DEPAAz
EEstaa gr5ziI1a a partr para PoloElia Ia mission
aIiada rou2brada por dIiicEha C~onferencia
La question relativa a la suerte tutura de las colonias
aIenlanas sigue discutendOse por los
representatives del gran q~uinteto

as co!onias de Alemania, es una de
as mas ~interesantes Que tiene POI
mora el Supreme Consejo en- consi-
Icraci5n. Para SD resolution, ell Con-
sejo csta danGo audiencia q los re-
2-eseatantes de naciones interesada<
y 4 los per.tos en- asuntos colonla-
les. para que eXpongan Il ideas y
oDiniones acerca de Ia distribution c
disposition De esas coioniaS-
Harece Que las cinco grandeS po'
tencias que estan representadas en-
cl Supreme Consejo, intentan resol-
yer esta question contiadas en- que
sus dac;siones sobre Il materia Sc
raH aprobadas por la Conference
misma.
Como el asunto es por demas de,
licadc. toda vez que hay muy encon'
uadas oPiniores Y son mlchas Ia;
nacioneS que prctcnden tener dere,
enc para que Sc les RIPARIAN las
2u6cuas po~sesiones alemanas, los de-
icgados americaEos enc&recen Ia J.
dopci5n del plan presentado por e!
D~residante Wilson, como el unlco
medio de cvitar las friciones en- Ia
"~onfer2ncia.
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Fl ARMISTICIO Y la LICA De LAS
NACIONES NULIFICARON TODOSLOS
nATADOSSECREIO S PREVEOS
Esta es Ia opinion de varias e1nineI1tes autoridades
en- Derecho International
Sc da gran Specification e inlportancia a esa opinion en-
vista de las discusiones a~ctuaIes acerca de las
reclanaciones territoriaIes que Sc hacen

De acuerdo con esas aUtorldades,
los terminus del armisticio son obi
gatarios Y nulifican todos los con-
venios anteriorcs, por 10 que Ell ira
tado del armisticio es ell Unico que
puede considcrarse propiamente, en-
las conferencias de paZ. La forma-
cion de IA Liga de Naciones, vendra
Dor otra parte. Il firmar IL canoe
lacion 0 notification de todos los
Antiques pactos V t~ratados.'
Esta autorizaGa opinion es muy
significativa. OF vista de Ia presen-
ve discussion dc las reclamaciones
territoriales Y este eXplica Ia con-
fianZa que hay en- ciertos c~irculos
lie que las ambiciones imperialistas
que han mostrado algunas de las po-
tcncias asociadas. no Sc lleguen a
-ealizar.
Notic:as publicadas recientemente
dan cuenta de uT tratado s~ecreto
celebrado Ell 1916 entire Ia Gran
Bretana Y cl Jap0n. por e! cual esta
Ultima ~potencia tendria el derecho
paar retecer en- su possession las Is
las Marshall V las Caroliaas. 81 pac-
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,.;HERMANA:!. sSabe III. O ha oidc
habiSr dc aae-.ra combination dc c.nco rs-
nedios para Ia m~is-7 SupOSiccrIoS Hon
Panod;a Ho. ua~a e., pechc. CompLesto Dc
Hon para cicatrizar, Preparation dc Hon, re-
-u!adora de "a mujer, y NlyorEz2cor dc hon
tPlGorsS,. Z, vua continuation d. rene
gsres u. ,,gie-,- on los Es.adoS UuiCuS ) 81
Canada. deb.Go = los maEaIf!sos rcSUltados
Que proporriouau cu dsysrsas eases DC en-
frrneiadcS y con los cgs!es hallara I'd aJu-
ia y mcior.G IN sus Intermediates = oe cuE"S
dDle1rf7s TO Uuicre u. qGc sean couoclGaS
s'no nor Dt-a n1ier. = prerlJ DC ca0a re-
medic e. dc Sl17. Escriba 2esds ileEo en-
visndo S1.O0 g. B.. en- ~ss;aT7illaS = mmeG,a-
tumentc Ie c-viarcmus il ee3lcIns- Fl rcSto
10 pagara rua1up ls sea eGJrGEacy. EscTIu@
a "a ~SiEuienty Gsgccei0@:
TIE HON HOHE EENEDT CO. Be- 700
South Bend. Indiana.
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to de Londres hace tamblen clertas
concesiones a Italia, muy especial
mente por 10 que respecta a la Da:-
macia: pero esta nacion ha convent
do va en- que ell reajustamiento de
sus fronteras Sc haga de acuerdo
con las lineas de las nacionalidades,
con 10 Tue practicamente retlra su
aprobacion d los tratados secretos.
FL .Japon no obstante. disputa aun
81 derecho para convertir en- reaii-
dad sus reclamaciones coloniales; pc
no Sc cree SECURE que sus ambiclo-
mes Sc veran aplastadas por Ia de-
termination. practicamente unanlme,
para hacer a la Liga de las Naclo-
mes. la depositaria Y arbitra de las
disputas t~erritoriales.
Todas las otras cuestiones COM
prcndidas en- los tratados secretos,
adcm:is de los asuntcs ~territorlales,
son igualmente nulas. En- opinion
de las dichas autoridades ~internaclo-
nalistas, las naciones que participant
en- e! arreelo de IL paz. Sc han obil-
cado V comprometido a 81 mismas
nara empezar de nueyo sus labores,
sin lazos nrevios &c ninguna clase
" absolutamente libres de ligae an
reriores que pudieran 1~aniatar.os
nara llevar a efecto u nuevos COM
- ,LI;-a,tn4a-
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REVENTLOW FIEL A
Los H"OHENZOLLERN
peri6dico ell Deustche
Tages defiende al ex-
Emperador Guiliermo
a su regimen

LONDRES. Enero 29.-No Soia-
mente hay aun IN Berlin, genie que
Sc marterga fiei = los H~ohenzollern,
sino So M pucsto de relieve, que
cuando menos uno de los mas IN
fluventes diaries dc cs2 capital, el
Dcutsche Tagcs del Condo Reven-
flow. permanece lcal 4 IA caUsa de
IA m~onarquia. Fl citado Condo. en-
IN articllo cue public0 con motive
del cumpleanos del eN-kaiser GuI-
l!ermo. dice entire otraS cosas:
ANTE Ia situacioD presente Y an
to cl actual ]"obierno. af!rmamos
nuestra creencja en- cl k2iserismo :
en- el Imperio. Nos manteenmos lea
les al Emperador. Y haremos bodo
10 que este en- nuestrO poder para
impedir que sea e%ntregado I 81 I'M
Dlacable eacmigo. V mientras tanto,
volvemos confiados nuest'a vista.
hacia eli dia en- que el Kaiser sea
restablecido en- Ell poder.'
Ell Particle del Pueblo Aleman,
tarlhi6n cnvio f~elicitaciones ii Con-
de &c Hohenzo!icrr, e~Xpresandole
sus sentimientos en- este parrafo:
"Millones de alemanes Siguen re-
~vercntes a Ia idea monarquica Y re-
chazaran todC alcjamientG indigno
ie los altos ideales del haiserSmo
alcman Y realcza prusiana.'
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rluy ~peIigroso des'
cuidar los ri1ones
cuandO f~uncionaIl
nregu]armente
ATIENDA Ell AVISO DE LA Ma
TURALEZA ANTES DE QUE
SEA DEMASIADO
TARDE

Es una dc las cosaS mas p~eilgroSaS
que existen. ell deiar que los rinones
lermanezcan inactivOs 0 sc deblliten.
Eracias a ellos las materials vencno-
as del ORGANISING son arroiadas. Es-
os venenoS O tan actlY0S que 81 los
inones no funcionan, acarrean una
nuerte Immediate. ~.Presentan Il
inones sintomas de debilidad?
LA NATURALEZA LO PREF1E-
NE, V I'd. no puede dejar dc notar
los sintomas peligrosos; cuandO I'd.
g siente dsbil. tiene dolores de es-
palda, f~recuenLeS deSe0S de orinar,
crina enroiecida. fuerteS dolores y ar
dores al orinar, nerviosidad. insomnia.
iebilidad, etc. I'd. debe curarse IN
MEDlATAMENTE.. Fac!!mente I'd.
losrara que sus rinones f%uncionen
perfectamente. ST sc descuida la en-
fermedad llegara a ser lNCURABLE.
RICHARDS KIDNEY PILLS, Pas
tillas de Richards para los RlRones,
hacen que d~esapareZca la lnflama-
cion; son esencialmcnte medicinales,
V tomadas en- su debido tempo, curan
los des0rdenes de los inones y veil
ga. Miles de personals han haiiado
aliviO con ell uSo de esta medicinal pa
"a los rihones Y vejiga, despues de
haber tornado muchas otras medici-
mas sin ningun resultado. lrsista I'd.
en- adauirir Richards Kidney Pills, Y
no acepte substitutes. ID no debe
tomar cualquier medicinal para estas
Intermediates. sino las CUE dan me-
iores resultadOS.
Richards Kidney Pills, Pastillas de
Richards para los Rinones, estan a
Ia yenta en- San Antonio por la Bo:i-
ca San Pedro, $40 West Commerce
ST. ST I'd. no reside en- San Antonio,
lie seran e~nviadas, porte pagado al
recibo de 75c. en- estampillas o giro
postal.
a. B. RICHARDS MEDICINE COM
'PANY. Sherman, Texas. (Adv.)
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:

. True translation filed with the Post-
!. master az San Antonio. lex, as re-
!. uni-ed by the act of October .. 1917.
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1885, :: .;

. Tue translation lied w..H the rost-
|. master ~ San Antonio, Tex. ~ re-
/. qvired By the 2St OF O.JCbc- 8, 1917.
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s***

PARIS, Enero 29.-Los tratados
secretos celebrates por los ailados
antes de que los EstadoS Unldos en-
I~traran a Ia guerra, y que general
mcnte Sc les hi considerable como
Ia ameraza mas seria para la demo-
cracia V Ia paz permanente, han que
dado invalidados. Su efectividad ha
oucdado destruida enteramente, por
IA aceptaciGn por las nacloneS aha
das. de los terminus del arTnlstlclo.
inc,uvendo los catorce puntos del
Presidente Wilson, SUI discourse de 3
de Enero de 1918 Y demas alocuclo-
mes subsecuentes. Ahora, o Ia a
production de los terminus para Ia
Lica de las Naciones, aquellos trata-
dos han quedado dobienente nullti-
cados. Tai es Ia opinion que varlos
eminentes autoridades en- Derecho
International, que So e~ncuentran en-
esta capital, han eXpresado sobre et
particular.
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SUSPENDE SUS SESIONES
NDEFINIDAMENTE la
COMISION De FIUME

FAIRS. Enero 29.-L& Comision
comPuesta por cuatro Almirantes re-
presentanteS de I~ngla5erra, Francia
Estados Unidcs e Italia, que Ia es
tad celebrando sus ses;ones cn e
puerto de Fiume, investigando Ia
question de Ia ocCpacion de varies
fueres en- n costa oriental del i,
dr,dJico, ha Suspend;do sus iuntas
indefinidamente. segin Sc dice, 20:
habersc separado e. re~rresentallte
ita';ano, por no Sabcr estado le a.
cuerdo con sus colegas sobre los re-
sultados de al Investigation.
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LOS GRARoS SON EFECTOs DE UNA SAHGRE DANADA
RresR ID sasncion a estes siEtomas.

Los cranes cue &pA-s-sa en- a eara } c:-as
pa-ts de! cuc=po. sor s-;n:oGa5 de cue N
SanEre sstS Szhaia o enposrecids. A!E=aas
<sces Las c~aEs-neGasss &c - sSpS-e o. saa-
ni-isstan halo u lorna Ge ec1e1-. aSe-Sf--
las 9sceras y o--aS slnlA-cs, Que arden enc
81 foeraE '!aEzs ~ cpcrG5-u q "a y:eL Esto
slSrlfica Cue 81 sGnE-s G-rsslca =. = : pa
"a hrnpG-ia v rg-tieE-.s De estes S=1aE~
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= - %tE* :

PARIS. Enc-o 29.-E~ IA sesi5l:
de esra m&nana quc cc!ebro el Su-
rremo Couscjo de n Confcrencia de
Paz. Sc Naso . discussion q question
poleca Y sc trato tambi&c sobre las
instruccioncs cue habran de darse 4
Ia mission aijada cue sc "a 4 enviar
a Polonia. y y cual sc haila DroXima
= nartir para aQuei pals. Fl Consejo
aco-d6 Gue Sc ~preseHtaran los re-
nresentaates polacos = checo-eslova-
0 en- Il corfegcCcia. para que oy-
pus;erar L cuestioHeS.
La question de Ia suerte furura dc
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UN MILLION De
HOMBRES e. EJERCTO
INCLES De OCUPACION

LCN[DRES, Encro Del Gabl-
netc ingiGs, ha decidido que para Ia
efectiva ocupaci0n del territorlo
a!cman que fue asiguada a Ia Gran
Bretana, sc reQuiere 10 menos de
un million de tropas inglesas. Los
miemhros del gabinete, compren-
diendo que seria impossible reclutar
este contingentc, son de opinion que
los hombres mas jovenes Y los que
va Sc han enlistado para ell ~servicio
en- los diversos teatros de Ia guerra