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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-01-16
THE NOVEMBER DEFICIT WAS
$64, 1000, THE YEARS
LOW RECORD.
OPERATING INCOME SMALL
Inevitable Decline Of Revenues Incl
dent to Nationwide Coal Strike
Causes Heavy Loss Of Receipts for
Final Month of 1919.

Washington, ID. C.-The government
deficit from railroad operation during
November will be approximately $64,-
900, 900, a low record for the year,
according to figures made public by
the bureau OF railway economics. Net
operating income for the month was
estimated to have fallen below $780,
O00, 900, which the bureau OF econo-
mics declared to be the lowest in
thirty years when computed on a basis
Of percentage OF investment.
Gross revenues for the month were
estimated at close to $436, 000, 900. This
figure is only slightly below the high
mark of a year ago, but the heavy
expenses, due in part to the coal
strike, which also reduced the reve-
nues, left as net little of the operat.
ing revenues.
Heavy Loss In % Months.
The governments net loss, the bu-
reau estimated, on the basis Of inter
state commerce commission figures,
has reached $548, 100000 in the TWEEN
ty-three months of railroad operation.
The bureau placed the loss for the
eleven months Of 1919 at more than
1891, 600, 900.
December returns on rail operation
was forecast as bringing another de-
cline, in a statement issued a few
days ago by Director General Hines,
who pointed to the inevitable loss in
incident to the coal strike.
While the November revenues were
said by the bureau to show an in
crease OF $149,2 200, 900, as compared
with the average for the month in the
three-year test period before the war,
expenses and taxes have also in
creased more than $213,0 00, 900. The
increase in operating revenue was
traceable largely to the heavy pas
senger traffic, which was represented
to have been about 10 per cent higher
than the November average of the
test period. Freight traffic, however,
was estimated to have dropped sew
eral per cent.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-01-16
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD

Harvard's football team defeated the
University OF Oregon Z to 6 at Pasa-
dena, Cal.
Rear Admiral John f.. Pillsbury. re.
tired, dropped dead ut his home at
Washington.
The bill levying a 3 per cent tax
IN foreign capital invested in Brazil
was rejected by the senate at Rio Jan
GIRO.
subscriptions to the national Ital-
ian loan have reached approximately
100000, 900 lire, according to the Lon
don Times.
Mrs. William Bower was burned to
death when she poured kerosene on a
fire in the kitchen range in her home
at Racine, Wis.
The North Dakota supreme court at
Bismarck held valid and constitutional
the state laws providing for a state
industrial program.
Samuel $. Barney, se~venty-three
years Old, former congressman and re-
Gently Judge of the court OF claims at
Washington. died at his home In Mil
waukee.
Vast sheds housing American
army stocks III st. Anne island a
the state railroad station at Nantes,
France, were destroyed by fire with
their contents.
The Limerick (Ireland) post office
was raided about midnight by ~
masked and armed men, who seized
several thousand pounds In cash and
money orders.
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood filed a
for the Republican presidential nomi-
nation with the South Dakota secre-
tary Of state at Pierre, S. D..
The capture Of Yekaterinoslav, o,
the southern Russian front, and Novo-
m%oskovsk, Is miles northeast Of Yeka-
terinoslav, is announced in a bolshevik
official statement received at London.
A total of $3,265,OS3 was collected
at Springfield, H., from automobile
license fees during the year 1919 by
Secretary Of State Emerson, an in
crease OF $550,752 as compared with
1913.
Five persons were killed at Home
wood, Ill.,, when an automobile in
which they were riding shortly before
nine o'clock in the morning was caught
between W. fast trains on the Illinois
Central.
The f~iercest fighting ever expert.
enced on the Indian frontier has beer
in progress during the last three days,
in which time the British casualties
have been heavy, says a Mandanna-
kacm dispatch.
In full sight of. about 200 prisoners
in the county Jail at Chicago, Raffaelo
Outrage, convicted murderer of Ono
frio Gargano and his wife Mary. the
couple with whom he had made his
home, aas hanged.
Bolshevist forces have occupied
Bakhmut, capturing several cannon,
while beyond Novo Nikolaevsk they
are pursuing Admiral Kolchak's troops
and have occupied Alexandroviky, a
Moscow statement claims.
Secretary OF State Lansing at
port that Viscount Grey, retiring Brit
ish ambassador to the United States,
had left this country with a pledge
iron, the Wilson administration of a
co Oan nOO OOO liam
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-01-16
BROWN INQUEST IS OPENED
Probe Into Death Starts One Week
After Murder-Cecil vester
Arrested.

Mount Clemens, Mich, Dec. 81
One week after the murder of J.. STAN
ley Brown the inqu It into his death
opened in the Macomb circuit court.
Cecil or Beatrice Vester, arrested at
Kalamazoo and charged with the MUIR
der Of Brown, arrived here on Wed.
nesday and was placed In Jail.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-01-16
General Barry Dies.

Washington, Jan. MAI. Gen.
Thomas H. Barry, retired, former
commander Of the central department
and the department of the east, died
at the Walter Reed hospital Of uraem.
ic poisoning.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-01-16
Victor Berger AssaIIs LEGION.

Detroit, Jan. 1.-victor L. Berger,
Milwaukee Socialist, attacked the
American Legion In a speech here as
the "catspaw Of capital" and declared
big business "stole" half the money
spent by the q. 8. during the war.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-01-16
1.soo Vote to Continue Steel Strike.

Cleveland, o., Dec. 29.-Fffteen hun.
dred steel workers voted unanimously
to continue on strike and to remain
away from their former employment
until the strike is won or officially de-
clared off by the national officers.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-01-16
Kerensky Is In "Beanery.n

New York, Jan. Alexander r.
Kerensky, successor to the car as
ruler Of Russia, is now working In a
''pork and beanery" In London. ac-
cording to Gregory Zilboorg, who says
he was Kerensky's secretary Of labor.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-01-16
Robbers pemollsh RuIldino

Joliet, H.. Jan. 1.-Robbers almost
destroyed the building Of the Beattie
bank Of ElwoOd, a private institu-
ton, but were unsuccessful in open
ing the safe, which contained several
thousand dollars
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-01-16

New York.-Famine in Vienna is so
acute that children's relief kitchens
have to be guarded closely to protect
them from pilfering, according to a
copy of the newspaper Morgen. just
received here. Rigorous rules have
been made against taking food away
from kitchens where children are
brought by their mothers to be fed.
The newspaper says 10000 children
in Vienna are fed daily in kitchens
established by the American relief adj
ministration's European childrer's
funds.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-01-16
u. s.. Envoy at Havana.

Havana, Dec. 3O.-Boaz w. Long Of
Las Vegas, N. NJ, the new American
minister to Cuba, arrived here. Mr..
Long was accompanied by his sister.
Miss Theresa Long.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-28

The Slaughter home, No. $40 Mile
tary Street. A bargain, Two cabins
included.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-28
INVENTIVE GENIUS
MAKES CALOMEL
DELIG III T + u L
Calomel, the Most Valuable of Drugs,
Now Purified From Its Nausea and
Danger-Calotabs the New Name,

The medicinal virtues of calomel
are in no way connected with its nau-
seating and dangerous qualities, as Is
proven by the fact that the new CAL
omel tablet, called Calotabs. is free
from Objectionable effects yet retains
all of the liver-cleansing and system
purifying Qualities of the old-style
calomel. For biliousness, headaches
constipation and indigestion, and
wherever calomel is essential, the new
de-nauseated calomel tablet is practi-
cally perfect laxative.
To inspire public confidence n ~"
new discovery the manufacturers have
Authorized druggists everywhere
refund the money If the CUSTOMER is
rot perfectly delighted with Calotabs.
Sold only in original packages. sealed
Price thirty-five cents. One, tablet at
bedtime, with a swallow of water.
No taste, no nausea, no gripping, no
salts. You wake up in the morning
with clean liver. feeling fine and
with hearty appetite for breakfast.
Eat what you please-no danger
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-28
AFTER II YEARS
Testimony Of Columbus Man Re-
mains mistaken

Time is the best test Of truth.
Here is a Columbus story that has
stood the test of time. It is a story
with a point which will come straight
home to many Of as. Ask your
neighbor
H. c. Foreman, proprietor Of a
blacksmith and general shop, No. l4O4
Bell Avenue, Columbus, says:
Il had considerable baekache and
trouble with my Kidneys. Off and on
for several years ! had been subject
to pain across my loins. and often
when / arose in the morning ] was
mere tired than when / retired the
night before. | was pretty well Grip
pied up: stiffness and lameness in
my back made it difficult for me to
turn over in bed, and during the day
| was Inconvenience because of these
troubles. A dun headache would
cling to me for days at time. and ]
was Subject to dizzy spells. Hearint
SO many good accounts Of Deans
Kidney Pills, | decided to try them,
as different remedies | had taken had
not benefited me any. Doan's brought
me prompt and absolute relief from
all the troubles, and it is with pleas
ure that | recommend them" Estate
ment given March "a. 190Sl
On March %, 1918, Mr. Foreman
said: ~ still think Che same Of
Doan's Kidney Pills today as ever.
They have always helped me when J
have needed them
Sixty cents; at all dealers. Foster
Milbun Co., Manufacturers, Buffalo
New York.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-28

House and three lots, close to the
Southern shops on North Third Ave.
Only $1,000. Two hundred and fifty
dollars cash; balance $25 month, at
six per cent.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-28

Orphanage. Good neighborhood and
fine value. Price S2250.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-28
evidence OF CYCLONE

While out surveying last week, Dir.
w. r. Manning found in the northern
part of this county a statement from
the Bank of Philadelphia, Miss, bear
ing date Of last December.
les presence in that section cannot
be accounted for, except that It was
blown there in last weeks storm. In
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-28
MISCELLANEOUS

Twenty acres fine pasture; fenced;
close to city; easy terms.
Store house rented for s55 month.
Price $S,25O.
Forty-five acres of valuable sub
urban land. Price $4,000.
Cottage and five acres of good
land. Price $4,000.
One-fourth of square near the
compress. Price 81 500.
Two and one-half million feet of
pine, gum and cypress timber. Short
haul to Columbus, and easy logging
conditions.
Small prairie farm, close to Column
bus. A bargain.
MAER REALTY COMPANY,
Columbus, Mississippi
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-28

A cottage near the Southern shops.
Price $1,000; small payment down,
and easy terms.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-28

fact this whole section vas Uttered
with evidences Of the fury of the
winds, some papers being carried
over a hundred miles.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-28

A nice little cottage, close to The
College and saw mill district. Price
$1,000. Five hundred dollars cash,
and six per cent time, viii get it. Pos
session the first Of September. The
lot is SO $50.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-28

Mrs. z. /. Kuykeadaa spending
several days in Birmingham with
friends.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-28

THIS "JmnT towheadd with that uswervngy
ladde
the United States and he
"Send mammal
ndand God bless the Salvation Arny he almost Invariably
The Salvation find fully
land his thousands Of brothers
doughbo and marines in France the child they
the father bringing
Salvation Army oanage hospitals that stretch
from to
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-28

A desirable cottage on North Third
Avenue. Good lot, and the house is
in good condition. Only $1,000.
Easy terms.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-28

Good news for shoppers in the ads.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-28

Good property on Military Road.
One broom cottage; one Groom cot
tage; three 4-rOom cabins; store
house. Very cheap.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-28

six per cent.
A cottage near the Southern shops.
Price $1,000; small payment down,
and easy terms.
Two cottages in Robertson's Addi-
ton; corner lots. Price $3.50 each.
Two hundred and fifty dollars down
on each; baance $25 month at six
per cent.
Cottage at No. sol South Eighth
Street. Three lots. Price only $1,250.
Nice cottage, close in. No. LOG S.
Fifth Ave. Price $1,000. Possession
September list. Terms.
Modern, new cottage on corner lot
near College. Price $4,000 cash.
A nice cottage on South Fourth st.
Close in. Price $500. r f
Cottage on Tabb's Hill at $3.50;
one at $780, and one at $1,000. Can
make liberal terms of payment.
Cottage-No. $40 South Tenth
Avenue. Price 81 $50. Easy payments.
Cottage on South Seventh Street,
near the M. & 0. depot. Price $4,000.
A desirable cottage near the Palmer
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24

trndcr nj c5lrssssansai ac Ia I'rrnsa
A~sinda asle - ivwrrsarA = inndrrS.
Ila sansaalu nin1na aT@ri6n eAiEe
hos mirmlsrus.d. - ,lsleeari6n lfalinna
le noilcin oest.slie d. Washington
infoImando Que Il prrsidenie Wilson
10 arsqaarIa n proposition an-lofran-
crsa para nnest negaciacimes. I,os
ifallanos csian le,lagando Ia rcracidad
de- Ia noticia > y pne'len consideraE1a
como iEiforme oiieial.
Sc dice que - delegados italianos
se encuentran ieicpmplcio acuer'lO con
los allados resI| 80 de las cuestiones
de TurauIa ' Ru$Ia.
cOAIEXTANttO,l.A SITCACI0N
Roma, febrafn eS.-l.a Idea Nagio.
male" v el ~c0fgere D'Italiar son los
linlcos perI6dic0s que cOmentan Ia CO.
rrespondencia c4azada entire el prcsi-
dente Wilson y sos jefes de gobicrnos
de Ia Entente cos relaci6n al problema
del Adriatico. I.a...Idea Nazionale" que
es el 6rgano de hos nacionaiistas es
partidario de reAlver la controversial
de manera favorable Italia auu Guam
do para clio fyicla precise haccr uso de
Ia fuerZa -
Italia--dice. IA Idea Nazionale"--
ocupa la Inca ff arinisticio tiene
que permaneeel go ella. FL abrir de
nuevo negociaciones con los jugoesla-
ros, significa el Ii contra los intereses
italianos perter tempo.
La contestacidl dada pOr los jefes
| de la. Entente a presidente Wilson es
importante porque contiene nuevas afr
maciones del deiRcho de Italia al pedir
que Sc cumpla cdn el pacto de Lohdres
A su vez ell "CSrriere D'Italia' es ia
yorable al compromise mantenido. Di
&c que q primer ministro Nitti, nc
4 itan solo fayoreee la soluci6n terrific
rial del problelna del Adriatico sine
las cuestiones ecap6lpicas surgidas, as
nonIo a snanffissS de tllascsia. pripa
~ de provisiones.
LA SITUACION DE EUR0PA
Roma, febrero 29.-El Marques dt
Josannes, director del "EcoHomista
exnminando la situaci0n de Europa ,
| la actitud de los Estados Unillos. dice
"a gobierno americana, tieI a su poll
ltica de libertad, reliusa interyeHir ii
! nancieramente en- Europa, va sea pars
reducir los cambios o para abrir nrieyt
credito federal Quiere que Europa 81
compenetre que despues de los gasto'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24
DE PREaDENTE A INDUSTRIAL
UNA CARTA Y .UN COMENTARIO
.zador retro de todas las luchas so-

zador retro de todas las luchas So
ciales.
Noticias asi caen pocas en- libra.
Ahora solo nos resta hacer una
aclaracion.. La carta del ex-presiden-
tie Llano Jr. aparece publicada tai
y como el la escribi6. Y no decimos
este para poner una censura a la ori-
ginal nanera de producirse que tie
ne el ex-presidente, sino para poner
a salvo nuestra buena fe de la insi-
dia acusadora que pudiera inculpar-
nos por haber estropeado la carta del
Sr. presidente dimisionario del desa.
parecido Institute de Reformas So
ciales.
81, 81, va sabemos que ell que desa-
parece de la vida pdblica para dedi-
carse una industrial es ell senior del
Llano. Pero estaban tan identifca-
dos el ex-presidente su obra, que
podfa decirse que eran una sola y
misma cosa el Institute y el. Paro-
diando Luis Catorce pudo decir ell
Sr. del Llano estaverdad siempre fres.'
ca: lei Institute soy Yo!...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24
Los AST6RANDS Sc PROP0NEN
HACER UNA ESCDELA
IN PROYECTO QUE TIENE SECURE EKIT0 /

Los asturianos oriundos de Montea-
lea. La vita, Selgar, Bodies. Collla, San
Andres, Collao y otros.pintorescos pue-
bios de aquellos alrededores, se5prop6s
men dotar d SUI bella region con el me-
ior regalo que pueden haeerle; una esT
cuela, una hermosa amplia escueia
cue pueda albergar los niflos de todo
ell conto1mo. EI edifieio Sc levantara en-
sitio estrategico que resulte equidistan.
te entire los nicleos de poblaci0n que
hayan de dar su contingente ala nueFa
escuela. Por ahora Sc cree que el empla
zamiento mejor haya de ser en- Ia Pa
rroquia de Santo Tomas. Iniciadores de-
la idea son los natiYos de esos pueblos
\ aldeas que viyen ahora en- Cuba, don
de entire ellos y pidiendo la sOlidaridad
de sus paisanos quieren neyar cabo
la obra importantfsima, que ha de con
tribuir de manera tan poderosa que
aquella. privilegiada zona tenga prom
to ii insustituible elemento de progre
SO que es una buena escuela, bien do
tada, con todo el material necesario J
una esplendida installation moderna.
Para secundar la obra, desde aquf
pidiendo la collaboration de sus conte
rraneos, nuestro amigo don Laureane
Cantero Sc propone impulsar la cues
taci0n. ayudado por algnnos entusias
tas asturianos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24

Ell GENERAL CAVICLIA, lEFE DE LAS FUERZAS DEL
COBIERNO, ESTA DISPUESTO A SER SEvERO

= Dc las Ttrlidas ocadonadas por N
guerra. ilsale que traialar para Sn re-
CONSTRUCTION Industrial . financiera an.
mcntanslo sus exrortaeiones.
Tamhien Il rsbierno americana nd.
viertc los industriales europeos cue
tienen que adoptarse deSpnes de las
grandes utilidadcs proporcionadas por
In guerra al riesgo de dlsminuir sus
exportaciones de Ia crisis dc sobre pro-
ducci6n.
Pronto Sc producira en- America una
crisis por excesO de production aue SER
vira para reducir los preciOs que Sc
han estado pidiendo Europa por los
artlcnIos que sc nos envfan.
LAS RESTRICCIONES DE GUERRA
Roma, febrero 29.-El sefior Ferra-
ris. Ministro de Alimentos. en- unas ma
nifestaciones dadas ia Tribuna" pa
ra expllcar. su actitud como jefe del
Ministerio su cargo y las restricciO-
mes que fueron necesarias durante el
perfodO de la guerra en- cuantO al SUI
ministro de alimentos Sc refiere, ha di-
cho: "Todas las naciones y muy espe
! cialmente Italia, sc ven obligadas re-
ducir el consume, para no ir la ban
, carrota. Aun cuando America Sc halle
en- condolences de suministrarnOs ali
mentos, no debemos depender de ella.
Este aiio ha disminufdo en- un treinta
por ciento el cultiyo de trigO en- los Es-
tados Unidos Y Russia que cOnstituye
el granero de Europa, no puede aun su-
ministrarnos 10 que necesitamos. Por
consecuencia tenemos un ailo de anne
naza alimenticia 81 no economizamos
todo 10 possible. Italia ha sido ell pri-
mer pals que ha dado los pasos nece-
sarios para realizar las economics con-
siguientes, para salvar ell pals del ham
bre.
sAdemas de trigo, existe escasez de
t0das elases en- Italia en- los artfculos
ssie rfimera neeesfdnd asf.eemot de mate,
| ria primal especiaImente carbon.
"Se- aeusa los Estados Unidos de
egofstas por no querer ayudar a Euro
pa, especialmente a las potencias por
el triulfo de La Libertad de la Huma-
nidad. Pero nosotros debemos tener en-
cuerlta que los Estados Unidos estan
laterrorizaClOs quieren saIFarse toda
costa.
..NO es exaeto que los EstadOs Uni
dos Sc nieguen ayudar a Europa. Los
Estados Unidos desean tener Ia seguri-
dad de que su aypda tendra eficaces
efectos desean convencerse de que
los Estados quienes ayude Sc encnen-
tran realmente en- perfodO de recons-
trucci6n economical, la cual Sc puede
Ilograr bien limitando el consume o au-
lmentando la production. ST la ayuda
no Sc prestara en- esas condolences serfa
lmuy effmera y los Estados Unidos prom
to Sc encontrarfan Ell la misrna situa-
ci6n que Europa.
STSCRIPCION SOCIALISTA
i Roma. febrero %. Ell 6rgano Ell la
lprensa de los socialistas; Ayanti'', ha
y alberto una suscripci6n en- sus colum-
mas para traer nifos hdngaros huerfa-
nos Italia a fin de ser atendidos pro
piamente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24

Finmn. leagrro os-Iia ocnemzaae
M lioaneo rouffn rasa cinaad ~ ma
teria de iulns. rrOgisionrs inclusive.
''Qulz6s aparezca que somos dssnasiado
clrmentes csn los que orsspan q Flume.
hn manlfestado Il esncrni cagielia. s.
fe De las fnerzas del rolierno que tie
nen puesfo sifio a las tropas Dc Gabriel
DAnnunzio. ha cnniinuado dioiendo !:
@Estamos dispnestos q maniener hio-
queo severe contra esas fnerzas. per0
es menester a Ia vez cuidnr de que no
falte que conner a los niios y por ESQ
be permifido que doscientos de ellos
sean llevados a Milan. abriendoles las
puertas de salida."
Los corresponsales que han l0grado
obtener noticlas aseguran que Ia situa-
ci6n en- Fiume es muy crftica y Ia ciu-
dad esta entregada Ia desesperaci6n
financIera y cOmercial. Nos esta-
mos muriendo de hambre, dijo nn ban
quero, de los que hasta hace POGO ha
estado apoyando la anexi6n Italia.
No podremos ir.mas aha, sigui6 dicien-
do, Y estamos dispuestos a aceptar que
aquf Sc establezca una pobIaci6n de ca
racter International.
Gabriel D'Annunzio ha dispuesto que
Sc realize otra deportation de croatas
de extranjeros, cuya presencia consi-
dera perniciosa. Han sido prohibidos
toaos los mftines Y las manifestations
por DAnnunziO. Sus fuerzas han dis
minufd6 considerablemente por las nu-
merosas deserciones ocurridas durante
las Gltimas semanas. Sc nOta este mas
que NADIA en- la oficialidad, que ha side
rebajada en- ndmero en- un treinta POI
ciento Los cinco, meses de lucha har
l1levado la peblaci0n a la desespe peraci0r
y al desastre. d6ndose por reconoidC
el fracaso de Ia anexi6n. No hay in
,dustrias nj 5trabaio. Las tiendas estaI
yacfas asf como el puerto, donde Ell tzsa
Y Goo liza aaedado tOtaIlhente paralszado
Escasea eIsdinerO y no hay foEzna dt
lObtener auxiIi8 de caracter financiert
nj comercial.,
Ell PROBI5EAEA DEL AnRIATICO
4 Londfes, febrere - tRor La Prenss
Asociada. La proposition para rea
nudar las discnsiones acerca del pro
bleina del AdriatinO, qne adelantarnI
Hos Primeros Ministries de la Gran Bre
tafia Francia .en sn Ultima nota a
lpresidente Wilson Sc lIa puesto hoy er
acci0n.
i Ell Primer AIinistro Nitti de Italia, J
Anton Trumbitch, Ministro de Estadc
de Jugoeslavia, celebraron una confe
lrencia que Sc ha calificado como la rea
nudaci0n de las negociaciones que s.
iniciaron hace algunos meses en- Paris
entire Nitti y Trumbitch. No Sc ha dadt
a conocer la naturaleza de la legaci6I
italiana como la jugoeslava Sc MEGA
| facilitar noticias, pero Sc espera qu'
/ la entrevista continde maaana.
! FL Primer Minisfre 'itti, saIdra pa
| IA Roma a fines; de esta semana con e
Fin de concurrir aI RaFianaento causs
de que la prolOngada auseneia del JEFF
fdel Gobierno no Sc sconsideta o0nvenien
lite en- vista de los asuntos que Sc en-
| cuentran planteados en- aanella China
ra. Ell Primer Ministro Nitti, di0 a en-
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