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The Meeker herald., 1920-05-29
MEEKER, COLO. SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1920.

On Thursdar week, County Com
missioner l.. +. Grace and Ienas
Crawford, general road overseer,
were autoing up the canon road when
their auto hit n rock in the road, and
bounced off into tho river, and the
two men were carried OIL by the swift
current and drowned. A third occu-
pant OF the car, Daniel Brackney,
jumped and thus saved himself.
According to the latter, the Rcoi-
dent WAS largely due to carelessness
and not Watching the road ahead.
The Meeker herald., 1920-05-29
Methodist Church News.

Tho usual Sunday school At 1000
o'clock and morning worship xt II n.
m. In the evening the Meeker band
will be with us and give n concert in
front of the church xt 7:3O. Then
they will assist In the song service at
the Happy Sunday Evenings Ser
vice.
The evening sermon will be patri-
otic. This IL the year when we cele-
brate the Pilgrim Centennial. Also
this happens to be May 3Oth. The
subject OF the evenings address will
he The Spirit and Life of the May
flower. The church with the open
door, a message and q welcome.
The Meeker herald., 1920-05-29
IN MEMoRIAM
MRS. FREEMAN W. FAIRFIELD

Matilda Tasse was born May 9th,
ls49, ut Depear, Brown county, Wis
consin, and was married to Freeman
w. Fairfield, at Menachs, Wis, June
7th, 1867. and entered her celestial
abode ON Sunday afternoon, May 23,
1920.
To them were born four children :
Edwin f. and William A. Fairfield,
and two daughters, Mrs. Fannie Jo-
Hantgen and Mrs. Lyminnie A.
Evans.
All but the last named, who resides
in California, and could not get here
in time, were at their beloved moth
er's bedside when she passed away,
together with her aged and devoted
husband.
Mr.. and Mrs Fairfield came to Col
orado In June, 1854, and shortly after
ward to Meeker, where they have
since resided.
Deceased was of II cheerful and
sunny disposition, and WAS highly
thought of by large circle OF friends
especially among the old timers.
The funeral services were held
from st. James church Tuesday Sf-
ternoon, the following weli-knowtl
young men, the sons OF pioneers, act
ing as all-bearers-Victor G. Moul-
ton, J. Il. Oldland, James w. Sheri-
dan. Alan d. Smith, Ernest II. Sprod
and q. =. Rigby.
A large assembiage attended the
church services and followed the re-
mains to their resting place In High
land cemetary.
The Meeker herald., 1920-05-29

PUBLIC i.A>D SALE
Department al the Interior, q =. Land ONCE ut
6lcnwood Springs. Colo, May 49, inaI
NOTICE IL hereby given TINT, as directed by
the Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
under provisions Of Sec, 2i,5. Il. =. pur-,Isnt
Ia the application OF Ice Peterson. of
Mcckcr. colorado, Serial No. 0iiI19, we will
offer Mt public sale, to the highest bidder. hut
al not less than $40 per acre. mt IO.lj O'Clock
u. m. on the i.ih day OF .uiy. lI5, next, nt
this riicc. the following tract OF land: Lots
., aud - Sec. :: Lot - Sec. lot-s. u. -. ~.
and - Sec. l.. TIP. ~, RVS ". =. ".
This tfnct L. ordered into the market on
showing that the greater portion thereof I.
mountainous or too rough for cultivation.
The sale Will not be kept open. but viii lbs
declared closed when tho-c present nt the hour
named have ceased bidding. The person riRk-
ing the highest hid will bc r'yiiir,sl to inn,ii-
Htrly pny Ia the Receiver the amount thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely the above
described land nr. advised to filc their claims,
or objections. on or before the time designated
Tor sale. ID. 4. WES AND. Hcgi-tcr.
m.s,-I2I
The Meeker herald., 1920-05-29

Cows, horses and jacks are still in
evidence, running Mt large in Meeker.
The town authorities should put u
stop to this at once. During the
early spring when hay was scarce
and high priced, citizens saw their
lawns and gardens damaged without
complaint. There Ia no longer nee
cessity for this practice. There is
plenty Of grass IN the adjoining hills.
People who are building up the town
and bexutifying 1t should get some en-
couragement for the money they
spend and the civic pride manifested.
AbAte the loose stock nuisance.
The Meeker herald., 1920-05-29
NOTICE fon runLIcArloN ISOLATED

rrHLtC tNsD SALE
Department Of the Interior, u <. Land Onicc ut
Ilciiw"nd Springs. Cole. May ~ i.1.
NOTICE Is hereby given That. ~ directed hy
the Commissioner Of the General Land Once,
under provisions of Sec. :ii,. Il. \, pursuant
Ia the application of otto IInhncwnId, of
itiiic. Colorado, scrin No. 0I.i3I. We Will offer
At public rtilc. to the highest bidder. hut Ht
not less thnn 10 per acre. at 1895 o'clock II. 4.
IN On the .ih day oi July. 1870. next. at this
"hcc. IN" Following tact of inni: net. of -w,,
Of s' elton IG Township l :. IT, ~ ". 9TH T.. ~.
Colorado.
Tn" -nic VIII moi he kept open, but will la
declared closed when tho.c present ut tho hour
named hnv" ccascd bidding. The person max.
Ing the highest hid VIII b1' required Ia iininrdi-
ltcly pay to the Receiver IN. amount thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely tho above
described land nr" advised To flc their claims,
or objections, on or before the time designated
for sale.
ins.j:t DC. wEYASp, Register
The Meeker herald., 1920-05-29
A Real "Checrio"

A man was talking to another en-
Enthusiastically about n friend.
"Sniler Is n true optimist, he
said III he failed in business. he'd
thank Providence he had his health
II he failed In health, he'd thank
Providence he had his business: and
II he failed In both, he'd give n
CHEEKY laugh and say, oh, well,
other?'
The Meeker herald., 1920-05-29
Coal Creek School

Closed last Friday with an entertain
rnent. dance and and supper.
The pupils performed their sew.
erAl parts well. Tn. main features
of the program were the play, The
Dreadful Dragon" and u solo dance
by Miss Gene Fisk, representing n
butterfly.
The ladies' OF the ighborhood,
under the leadership of Mrs. John
Murray, furnished the supper, which,
needless to say. was of the best.
Dancing until AN early hour com
pletcd the pleasures of the evening.
The Meeker herald., 1920-05-29

The alleged respectable ca Denver
News In now publishing n number OF
special articles devoted to BLUE
beard" Watson. the foulcst murderer
In the history Of this country. That
more or less enterprizing tD journal
shows by this action that 1t can get
down to the level Of the ycllowest Of
yellow papers. Watson should have
been hung and blotted from the
memory OF all decent-minded people.
The Meeker herald., 1920-05-29
St. James Church

Trinity Sunday
Holy Communion I:'p n. IN.
Church School 9:i5 n. IN.
Holy Communion and Sermon
Service la. m.
Evening Prayer aud sermon sop. m.
Choir rehearsal Thursday 7.30 p. IN.
PUILLIP NELSON,
Priest in Charge.
The Meeker herald., 1920-05-29

Apologies are like family skeletons.
They should not be taken out before
company.
The Meeker herald., 1920-05-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Zack Mathcs Of lower
White were guests Mt the Meeker
hotel last Saturday.
The Meeker herald., 1920-05-29

liza knocker keeps up his own fem
ces he will have plenty Of use for his
hApmer.
The Meeker herald., 1920-05-29

You couldn't broaden out some
men by running over them with u
steam roller.
The Meeker herald., 1920-05-29

Men have been known 70 pray for
something sacred to do and leave the
wood for their wives TO saw.
The Meeker herald., 1920-05-29
Two Prominent Garfield
County Citizens Drownd

Grand river has been on It's annual
early summer rampage; and, -
usual has taken Its toll Of death.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-01-09
Twelve.
Continued from Page s.)

Continued from Page 81
First Son--Looking at Father and
Mother) Now dear angels, will you
join me in singing.
Mother-Yes, dear children, we shall
be glad to. Our Hebrew songs are so
beautiful. 1t is tragedy that in so
many Jewish homes ragtime has taken
the place of Hebrew melody.
Second Son-Then let us join to-
gether.
(All sing Shabbas song.)
Father-This song is indeed glor-
ious, and is bound to make an excell-
ent impression on the Sabbath angels.
Now Herbert, we are ready to hear
the story.
First Son-On Friday night from
Shul to, our home, two angels escort
us, the Angel of Peace and the Angel
Of Strife. When they enter our home
and find it well lighted, the table hand
somely set like ours, Papa and Mama
with pleasant faces and Sabbath song
ringing in the air-the Peace Angels
face shines with Glory and blesses the
home and says $50 be it the coming
Friday night" Then the Angel of
Strife bends his head down under his
black wing and with groan says
Amen. But when the home is found
to be dark and dreary, father grouchy,
mother sad, the children fighting and
fussing the Angel of strige laughs out
loudly, Ha! Ha! Ha! this is my home.
$50 be it the coming Friday night"
And the good Angel of Peace hides his
face and with painful voice answers,
Amen.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-01-09

Father-This is wonderful story.
! am sure in our home the Angel Of
Strife shall never find place.
All Answer-Amen.
Extra Number-"Sabbath Lights"
(Hebrew) New York Quartet. ].
Kleinman, Samuel Goldstein, I. Sui
sky and M. Kalib.
10. Vocal Solo-"The Prophecy"
Miss Clara Morris.
IA. Recitation-"On the Bosom of
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-01-09

the Sea-" /. Sulsky.
10. Vocal Solo Hebrew Samuel
Goldstein. Piano accompaniment, Miss
Clara Morris.
16. Hebrew Melodies" New York
Quartet.
II. Distribution of Candy.
10. America-Chorus by the entire
school and audience.
49, Hatikva (Hatikva) by the
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-01-09
Friday, January ., 1920.
School and Audience.
POLAND TO FREE ALL WHO ARE
JNTERNEn

Warsaw: (By l. ]. P. b. All those
who are interned in Poland, without
any exception, are to be freed, accord.
ing to statement issued by the gov
eminent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20

In battle. who have paid. so dearly
for victory and who will not profit
from that victory unless they re-
double their energy and their virtue
let US not say this is only prudery.
1t is not pru6ery but good taste.
Good taste is not content with styles
which are ugly and they are ugly.
reducing art 10 eccentricity, replac-
ing a pretty design by audacity, and
since they conceal scarcely nothing
daring 10 exhibit that which is not
beautiful.
Good taste IS not content because
this new form Of shamelessness in
dicates, or seems 10 indicate. a
change in spirit which is not 10 our
advantage. They used TO be. even
in the most lively spontatiety OF
women. a certain reserve which
was charming. Now they say every
thing and expose everything. There
used 10 be a certain masculine ten
nerness which II seems to me is dis
appearing We seem 10 be aston
ished at nothing and civilization
seems 10 be reverting TO the state
OF the savages with their elemen-
tary and primitive pleasures"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20
FOREST FIRES DAMAGE
EAST MORE THAN WEST

WASHINGTON, Feb 19.-The
eastern section OF the country and
the Mississippi valley sustain dam
age by forest fires far in excess Of
that in the west. great as is the
devastation Of timber in that region.
the forest service announces. With
an average annual loss over a pc
Rod OF three years amounting 70
S20.727,917, the region lying east
and south Of Ohio. Kentucky and
Tennessee sustained 30 per cent Of
the damage. In the Mississippi val
ley. exclusive OF the state Of NIissis-
sippi. the annual average damage
was 81 per cent Of the total This
average for the Mississippi valley.
however. includes the unusually
heavy losses in Minnesota in 1918.
which alone aggregated S2S.OOO,OOO.
These facts are cited 20 show the
great need OF more efficient fire
preservation, east as well as west.
The reports indicate that the great
est number of fires were started by
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20
Sure Way To Get
Rid Of Dandruff

There is one sure way that never
fails To remove dandruff completely
and that is 10 dissolve it. This de
stroys IL entirely. To do this, just
get about four ounces of plain. or
binary liquid arvOn; apply it at
night when retiring; use enough TO
moisten the scalp and rub It in
gently with the finger tips
BY morning. most II not all. of
your dandruff Will be gone, and
three or four more applications Will
completely dissolve and entirely de-
stroy every single sign and trace Of
it. no matter how much dandruff you
may have.
You will find. too. that all itching
and digging of the scalp Will stop
instantly, and your hair Will be fluffy.
mstrous. glossy, silky and soft, and
look and feel hundred times bet
ter
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store. II is inexpensive. and
four ounces Is all you will need
This simple remedy has never been
known TO fail. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20
PARIS FASHIONS
ARE TOO DARING
STATES CRITIC
Famous Frenchman Scores
Those Who Observe Great
Freedom of Dress.

PARIS. Feb ls.-"Candaule was
nc king OF the Lydiens. who found
HE wife so beautiful that ne pre-
seRted her 20 the public entirely
nude" writes Andre Beaunier, in
Echo de Paris. Today we have a
large number OF kings Candaule.
show their wives entirely unclothed
who though they do not exactly
parade them in such little attire
that the scanty raiment they wear
only emphasizes their lack OF GOV,
sring.
But our kings Candaule differ
In this respect from the king OF the
Lydiens; their wives are not always
marvels OF beauty. One sees wo-
men who have long since passed
The days OF their girlhood, seeking
20 enhance their attractiveness.
by imprudent dressing and others.
who in spite OF their yOuthfUlness.
have certain imperfections of ma
ture. which the most daring toilettes
do not correct Beauty without re-
roach is rare IN this world.
Second Disadvantage.
This is the second disadvantage
cf the styles so deshabiile. The first
disadvantage. relating 20 decency
and good morals, was pointed out
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20
Final Overcoat
Sale

Because Livingston policy demands that we
make a complete clearance of every overcoat
regardless of the fact that they can not be du-
plicated at this price wholesale You benefit.
We've still 100 fine overcoats that must be dis
posed of, included are beltees, ulsterettes, con-
sentative coats; coats of every description for
men of every age Values to SOS are all includ-
ed at this one price
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20
CUTICURA HEALED
BOYS ECZEMA
In BIisters About Ears.
Scratched And ETitated.

my little boy had breaking on,
ABOUT his ears which developed into
a severe case Of eczema The break
ing out was in blisters causing him
10 scratch and irTItate II very much.
Whsc be went to bed ! had 10 tie
his hand. and many nights be slept
very little.
81 saw an advertisements for CUT
cura Soap and Ointment and decided
10 sry then. and after using four
cssAns Of CUiicura Soap and three
bozes Of Ointment he was healed 4"
tSlgned} Mrs F. Bowe1man. hesick.
Michigan.
These fragrant enolients arc AL
you need for al toilet purposes.
A-zp.s BA-k Fr.s - EEn Addr-ss- ''cafsczra
1885,. psps p. Haitsr. HAS = Scld rysrf-
wh-xe Sap 81 OIutrDssf IS and 50c I1l-urn s.
- Catiezrs SOAP shaves without mag
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20

several weeks ago by His Eminence
Cardinal Annette with the same JUS
tice and firmness noted In all his
pastoral work. He called attention
90 an error which may soon carry
our souls down TO the worst de-
pravity On Christmas Eve young
women presented themselves at the
communion table in such low cut
gowns that one might have thought
that the midnight mass was = pre-
Jude 20 anil night dancing party:
Only recently a marriage in one Of
the most elegant churches in Paris
was delayed because the bride was
too 'undressed.' The cure Informed
the young woman that his church
was not a terrestrial paradise and
that he would not permit these
demi-eves to enter. Such incidents
prove that II is time for a reaction
against a mode which offends the
sanctity OF sacred places.
Is Not Prudery.
1T is evident that the loose life OF
which these new feminine costumes
are signs does not fit In well with
great Ieople who have lost fifteen
hundred thousand OF their best sons
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20
TAUNTs MESSENGER.

OMAHA. Neb Feb. 19.-The
bandit who held up and robbed the
Union Pacific Overland Limited OF
100000 on the night Of Jan 81.
tainted the express messengers with
the fact that his revolver WASH
loaded. As the robber leaped from
the speeding train, he tossed the
empty revolver TO the messenger.
but that proved his misstep, author
tiles here stated today Arthur +.
Olson, alias John ogden, former in
mate II the Pennsylvania peniten-
tiary. was arrested in salt Lake City
in connection with the robbery
Railroad detectives traced the re-
volver and found Olson was the last
owner, they said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20

Sir Oliver Lodge, now in the
United states, says that 1.-The human
body IS composed Of matter and
ether. The material part wears out
after 70-cdd years. but the ethereal
part does not wear out"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20

farmers burning brush and by rail
roads.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-12

quilo y con el mismo calmoso discer-
nimiento de ayuda y cooperation que
ha caracterizado su negocio Y su vida
professional.
William Mckinley fue Nn gran
Presidente, porque el supo entender
todos los puntos de vista del Congre-
so eon0eida como coopefar con los
diferentes departamentos legislativos
del Gobierno. va tenemos bastante
con ell regimen de un solo hombre. va
es tempo de reasumir las funciones
del Gobierno tales v como han sido
delineadas por la Constitution. aNoso-
tros, los alnericanos, no necesitamos
de que un dictador, de que un auto
crata, venga imponer sus ordenes.
Ell pals clama va por un hombre de
entereza, decidido y de peso, que en-
vez de reservarse para 81 solo ell de-
recho dirigir el curse general de la
administrator, este convencido de
que no goza de la infalibilidad al ex-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-12

tremo de rehusar oir los consoles de
los demas hombres de grandes ex-
periencias y de habilidad reconocida;
un hombre mesurado en- ell juicio, que
mida las cuestiones, y de tai natura-
leza y conocimientos que en- los ITEM
pos mas borrascosos como en- los de
calma, cuando la naHs4sls E'stado- sal
ga a recorrer los mares tempestuo-
sos, como cuando Sc quede anclada
en- los paciicos puertos nacionales,
siempre Sc halle lista para llegar al
paraje donde ell progreso esta, oyen-
do su tripulacion la voz del jefe que lie
Olga: "Firmes, muchachos, frmes."
"Pues nosotros no necesitamos de
tanta maniobra brillante v despIega-
da; que nuestra seguridad v nuestra
salud, como buenos tripulantes, estan
en- la habilidad de un captain que CO.
nozca la ruta en- que debe ir la ma
We, como 10 es ell senador Harding"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-12

sionarOs turcos, producer justa indig4
nacion en- Europa.
I VARSOVIA, julio, 12.-Arrollados
por las enormes fuerzas rOjas, los pO-
LAGOS continuan cediendo en- todo ell
frente. Ell Gobierno de Polonia Sc ha
dirigidO al Generalisimo Foch pidien-
dole auxiliOs. Este ha prOmetidO enc
viarlOs, perO Sc teme que lleguen tar-
de para evitar la tremenda derrOta
que Sc presiente.
LONDRES, julio, 12.-Ha fallccid0
Sir. John A. Fisher, quien Sc le Has
maba el padre de la Marina Brita1is
ca. La muerte del insigne patricia
.ha OcurridO tras de una Operaci0n quiz
rlrgica que hubo de someterse.
MEXICO, julio, 12.-El bandidd
Pancho Villa ha comunicado al Ge-
neral de la Huerta que jamas Sc So
metera incondicionalmente, prefrien-
do prOseguir luchando. Numerosos
general Carrancistas han cOmenzadO
una nueva revoluci0n en- distintos es-
tadOs. La situaci6n yuelve ser es-
pantosamente ca0tica. Los rebeldes
Sc quejan de la preferencia que ell Go-
biernO provisional viene dando a los
asuntos y a las personals del Estado
de Sonora.
MADRID, julio, 12-La importan-
te revista Gel FinancierO" dice que
merced las enormes 4sumas de di-
nero en- orc que han entradO en- Es-
Rshaea eonsecaeneia de II guerra,.la
mayoria de las acciones de los ferrO-
CARRIES encuentranse hoy en- poder de
los capitalistas espahOles.
MADRID, julio, 12.-EI entierro del
torero Malta nsnefto recientemente en-
Francia, ha reyestido la grandiosidad
de una imponente manifestation de
duelO.
MADRID, julio, 12.-Hoy han dado
comienzO las sesiOnes del consejo de
guerra para juzgar a los artilleros
cuIpables pOr Ell ataque al cuartel de
artiIlerfa de Zaragoza en- Ell, isado
enero.
Ell fiscal pide OchO penas de muer-
te. Reina vivisima espectaci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-12
A / SO

La reunion annual para la election de Ia Di-
rectiva de Ia Cruz ROja, Americana. CapitlIlo de
Puerto Rico, tendra efecto ell dia 16 de julio de
1920 las 1000 a. m en- los salones de la BibliO-
teca Carnegie. Sc invita- todos los asociados.
j. w. BIAANCO, Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-12
La Corte Marcial reunida en-
Zaragoza.-O Ocho penas
de muerte
Los ingleses ahorcando a los
prisioneros en- Turqu1a
De nuestro servicfo Cable grafico Especial

HABANA, julio, 12.-COntinIan los
brillantisimos festejos en- honor de los
jefes, oficiales marineros del AGO.
razado ALFONSO XIII". Ell sabado Sc
celebro en- ell Gran Casino el almuer-
20 dado por ell brigadier don Jose Mar
I'll, Secretario de Ia Guerra y Marina,
constituyendo eI acto un verdadero
acontecimiento. Despues, la tarde,
asistieron los marinos al te de honor,
-ofrecido por ell General Rafael Mon
talvo, candidate Presidential COnser-
vador, en- el suntuOsO domicilio del
pr6cer.
Aver domingo Sc llev0 acabo ell
gran almuerzO OfrecidO pOr las socie-
dades espaholas los jefes y Oficiales,
" en- los esplendidos ardines de La
Tropical Sc di6 tambien un opiparO al
muerzo a la marineria, acto de gran
confraternidad que result6 impOnde-
rable.
Anoche Sc celebr0 un bale de gran
gala en- ell Casino Espa1ol, en- honor
de los jefes y Oficiales que fuerOn
aclamados por la multitud agOlpada
en- el Prado al entrar en- el palaciO del
Casino.
HABANA, julio, 12.-AnOche, du-
rante la function celebrada en- ell Tea
trO Marti, en- Honor de los MarinOs
Espafoles, ell detective Alfonso LOsa-
da encontr6 en- ell mingitOriO del tea
trO a tres individuOs sOspechosos. Los
|sujetps en- question, Sc sllamans Ale-
IjandrO Cabafias Alvarez, Pedro Bel
tran y Alfredo Lopez; este es pre-
sidente de la union de tip6grafOs y
llevaba un bulto largo y grueso seme-
jante a una bOmba. Ell detective ira
to de apoderarse del paquete sospe-
chose y quis0 detener los tres su-
jetos, perO estos escaparog rapiha-
ntente, seguidOs pOr el agente que 10
gro darles alcance Y arrestarIos en-
ell Parque de Colon, pero Ell paquete
habia desaparecido. COnducidos La
estaci6n de pOlicia secreta fueron re-
gistradOs los fugitivOs encontrandOse-
les dOcumentos sumamente compro-
metedOres, entire otros un plan para
la vOladura de ciertO peri6dicO haba-
nero. La pOlicia cree haber encOn-
tradO a los autores de los atentados
terroristas en- ell TeatrO Nacional, du.
rante la actuaci6n de CarusO.
SPA, julio 12.-En La session de
aver y al tratarse de la enorme can
tidad de carbon que ha de entregar Ale
mania, ell experto SHINES profiri6 fra
ses ofensivas contra los aliadOs sien-
do lIamado al 6rden. Despues de una
amplia discussion los aliadOs obtuvie-
ron cuantO querian, habiendO puestO
de relieve su decision de recomenzar
la guerra, 81 clio fuera precise.
ATENAS, julio, 12.-Las tropas
griegas despues de un rehidO comba-
te han ocupado Brussa, hacienda a
los turcos un nGmero regular de pri-
sionerOs. La matanza ha sido espan-
tosa.
PARIS, julio l2.-LOs ingIeses de-
sembarcados recientemente en- ell B6s-
foro estan ahorcando los prisioneros
,nacionalistas, cogidos en- las recien-
tes batallas. Estos actOs de crueldad,
cometidos contra los indefensos pri-