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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
NATIONS LEAGUE
AvERTS STRIFE
Polish Lithuanian Trouble Is
Settled

PARIS, Sept. 2o.--Dramaticariy
clasping hands today before council
1ors OF the league OF nations, Ignace
Paderewski and A. Vaidcmar &C
cepted the leagues findings in the
Polish Lithuanian dispute. in which
war was threatened.
Both Paderewski and valdemar
said up TO two weeks ago they be-
lieved the dispute between the two
countries could have been settled
only by war.
Acceptance Of the findings mark.
ed the leagues first success In
blocking threatening war.
The league council held an open
session today in the Luxembourg
palace. II was to discuss It's power
10 act In another territorial dispute
between Northern European coun.
ries--the Asland island differences
between Sweden and Finland. Fin
nish representatives were expected
to protest thu councils decision 10
appoint commission 10 report on
the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
"Ftappers in
London Make
Good Record

LONDON. (By Mail 1.-The. much
maligned 'whithan rlappers' have
made good.
An those young girls who. during
tho war. scandaiiEcd their sober
brethren In government offices with
their cups Of teatand powcr-puffA
are no longer recognizable as flap
pers." They are distributed In all
directions
A small minority Of the uitra-rnis-
chievous have gone hack 20 the par
entail roof. but tho great majority
are working hard TO get tho old
country on It's commercial feet. and
they are 20 be found In banks. law
ycrs' offices and biz commercial
houses OF all kinds
When the piping days OF peace
closed scores of government depart
ments. there was a general reluc-
lance among employers TO give these
girls a trial However. some OF the
more enterprising came forward and
engaged patches Of them regardless
OF the attention they paid TO silk
stockings and powder puffs - and
they have not regretted u.
The secretary Of a iarge shipping
firm declared that the girls arg
much more asSiduous than men in
their work"
A representative OF Harrod's de-
partmcn, store said they had not
turned down any applicants for posts
merely because they had formerly
been In government employ. This
firm has absorbed many Whitehall
flappers and their services are re-
ported as giving as much satisfac-
ton as thosc OF any other class OF
employed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BOMB PROBE
HERE'S MORE ABOUT

department Of justice investigators.
said he did not want Braiiovsky ar
rested. Sergeant Egan. head OF the
police bomb squad. was 10 appear
against nrailovaly IN police court
today. The federal authorities de-
MED they were hunting for Carlo
rresca. an Italian lecturer and cd
itor.
In their search for the magazine
from which the Wall VI. explosive
was obtained. the federal authorities
have extended their investigation
outside New York state. Il war
learned today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
Haiti's Officials
Shy on Salaries

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20. - The
United states has Informed Haiti
that the salaries OF her president and
other officials have been withheld
because the island republic failed 70
abide by treaties made with this gov.
eminent, IL was said at the state de-
partment today.
Haiti's protest came when charges
were made that the American forces
occupying Haiti and Santo Domingo
we're treating. the natives badly. and
the National City bank. OF New York.
49, sfiuaacisf arbiter' 0f Haiti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
1900 in Ranks of
Camp Fire Girls

Seattle Camp Fire girls have re-
turned from summer camp on
Trimble bland with a membership
Of fz00 and long waiting list
When the camp started last spring
there were 100 members.
Thru the efficient management OF
Mrs. Keith Logan Bullitt, president
Of the Seattle Council of Camp Fire
Girls, and Miss Ruth Brown, execu-
tive secretary. II has been possible
20 give the girls a vacation at
camp at a cost OF Sc each per
week.
A permanent. an the.yearround
office Is planned for the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
Nine Men Taken in
Police Dope Raids

Nine men faceis narcotic posses
sion charges Monday. due 10 a series
OF raids made by Lieut. q. v. Has.
nelhlad and patrolman r. +. Knapp
Those under arrest are
c. ~. Nelson. Il. lahor-r: y. J.
Wise. Is. iaborcr. and Arthur Swan.
son. -. arrested at Wcstlako ave.
and Virginia VI.
y. Joe. 30. Chinese: James Rogers.
- cook: Harvey johnson. 80. labor
er: George Hili. 81. carpenter: ra,
Murphy. 81. cook. and Frank Morley,
IS. mechanic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
OVER 700 VETS
HERE SATURDAY
Members OF 91st to Have
Bio Time at Reunion

More than 100 members OF the IA.
nous eist division will attend the
first annual reunion OF tho Wild
West men. - be held here next Sat.
urday and sunday.
Inquiries from the eight states that
contributed to the personnel Of the
9ist indicate that large delegations
will be prcsen, from all parts OF the
West.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
Sim FEI|v
LOSE fight
TO BRITISH
Surprised at Battle Drill. One
Killed and 40 Men Are
Captured

DUBLIN, Sept. so.--Mai, Cen. Sir
Eevn MaeReady's coup yesterday. In
which he surprised body Of Sim
Fein troops at dfln and killed one
and captured 40 men. was regarded
here today as the first step " new
campaign 20 smash the Irish rcpub-
lican" army.
The coup was taken as an indiea'
tidh that MacReady intends TO take
the Initiative against; the Sim Fem
ers.
Tho republican" soldiers were at
rifle and bombing drills In the noun
tains. rs miles from Dublin. when
they were surprised by auxiliary po-
lice -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
BLACK KNOCKS
HIS OPPONENTS
Says Neither Bridges nor
Hart Square Dealers

The emancipation Of Alaska from
the federal bonds Of red tape IL one
Of the campaign Ideas Of Judge w.
w. Black, democratic candidate for
governor, as outlined Ia his opening
Seattle speech.
Judge Black declared that were
Alaska opened 10 the public and the
strangiing bonds Of the government
removed. that territory would soon
have a population OF 600. 900 people
with Seattle serving ne the exporting
and importing port OF supplies and
products.
Judge Black declared that Robert
Bridges, his farmer labor rival can
didata for governor. could not give a
square deal 20 capital.
on the other hand. he said. Gov.
Hart. republican candidate, could not
give a square deal to labor.
But ! can give both" he added.
Black made an appeal for both the
farmer and labor vote. declaring that
he had been both "A farmer and "A la.
borer. and was entitled TO the votes
OF labor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
REPUBLIC OF ERIN
IS RECOGNIZED By
A FRENCH MAYOR

PARIS. Sept 3o.--whether the
mayor Of Versailles, scene OF the
signing Of the peace treaty. IL 10
Re pitied or blamed. educated.
executed or congratulated. de-
Ponds on ones point of view.
Al a recent centenary celebra-
ton various nations sent the
mayor wreaths. One wreath came
from the representatives here OF
the Irish Republic"
The mayor made an enthusias-
tic speech and congratulated the
new republic sthe war had. de-
veioped."
The British foreign office Is
said to have complained to the
French foreign office and the
mayor may lose his job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
Did You Feel it?
The Explosion?

Seattle WINS rocked nt $50 .. m.
Saturday when n carload OF molten
Stag plunged into a pond at tho Ia.
cific Coast Steel Co at Youngstown.
The sudden cooling OF the STAG when
IL hit the water caused two cxpio.
uionH.
Stag and water sho, Skyward. Foy-
n1rilke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
Think Woman Wrote
Centralia Threat

Department, OF justice men believe
that n. woman was the writer Of
IN. death threat received by Cen
sraiia business mon Friday. The
letter came from tho Milwaukee
Committee of Vengeance. NIL.
waukee agents are said TO be look.
ing for tho woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
Air Mail Aviator
Makes New Record

CHICAGO. Sept so.--irwIn 3.
Ambers air mali pilot. today held
new speed record for the Omaha.
Chicago mail service division. lie
few the 40 niilss from Omaha TO
Chicago yesterday In three hours
and - minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
w. Brunke Faces
Syndicalism Case

Criminal syndicaiisn charges will
be placed against w. Brunke. ar.
rested by police red" squad al,
Ballard Saturday with bundle OF the
radical publication, Solidarity" In
hl. fspsseraion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
Sim FEINERS
LAY DOWN ARMS

The sim rclners gave battle, US.
ting rifles and bombs. MaeReadys
men charged into the valley from all
directions. armored automobiles Join
fng In the fray, and the republican"
soldiers laid down their arms
Authorities plainly were jubilant
NJ the result OF the first offensive
against the republican" army. Mac.
Ready's troops in this skirmish were
recruited largely from former imperi'
q soldiers.
while the government forces were
accomplishing the victory. 400 sim
rsiners. commaudeered automobiles
- they left Dublin for Sunday
drives. Thus equipped. they raided
over 500 homes OF Tyrone county
unionisss. searching them for arms.
AZ Abbeyfeaie. Constable Mahoney
vas ambushed and shot to death.
Two companions we're injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
TONIGHT

bullding--f.orcn GrinsteaS viii
discuss the Nonpartisan league
before the Seattle chapter 81 the
National Association Of Credit
Men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20

Potato growers Of the United
States are paying out sis.ooo,oo a
year for Paris green TO protect their
plants from tho potato bus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
COUNTY REPUBLICAN
WOMEN HOLD RALLY

Opening their campaign In behalf
OF the entire republican ticket the
King County women's Republican
club held "A rally at the regular
luncheon at Moves cafeteria today
noon william Lloyd Harding, gov.
ernor OF Iowa, addressed the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
Seattle's
Leading
Dentist

I am now devotin.
my entire time 20 my
dental practice. I make
all examinations and
diagnose each case. as
well as do all extract
ing between tho hours
OF . n. m. and . .. IN
Ny offices have beer
established for NOR,
than a quarter OF o
century. and under ms
p~raonai management
1901. I do not comps,
transient. advertising
My prices arc the
siEtsnt with fitnt-ciax.
EDWIN !. BROWN
boattie's leading
i0G Columbts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20

There are nearly 200 Toy factories
In the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
Special $6.85
Special $7.85

heavy weight wool suits in gray, Wrights make
also a light weight cream suit, Vassar make. of fine
quality yarn. Both long and short sleeve styles. Sizes
"a to 46. Each suit, $7.S5.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
GLaS mujGrGS POTtOrrIquenaS
pueden VOtdr?

Ell Gobernador ha recibido del Nego-
ciado de Asuntos Insulares el siguiente
cablegrama:
''Mestre, Attorney General. Ref
riendome a su telegrama del % del pa
sado las autoridades aqui declaran que
la decision en- cuanto a 81 la enmienda
constitutional sobre sufragio femenino
es no APPLICABLE a Puerto Rico. es una
question altamsnte importante, la CO.
rrecta resolucion de la cual requiere
algtn tempo para ser contestada Ell
asunto es objeto de rapida atencion y
cablegrafiaremos decision la mayor
brevedad possible MCINTYRE"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
Una nueVa hOTOd0Ta de los
0SpOSOS Baker

III hogar del distinguido caballero el
Captain de la Marina Americana, Mr..
Baker, SO halla muy colmado por la
satisfaction mas halagadora. con el m
cimiento de una lindisima nina que
viens formar una bella CONJUNCTION con
las cinco criaturas que alegran hoy ol
coraz6n dc tan estimadisimos esposos.
La dignisima sonora de Mr.. Baker
fu6 asistida eficazmente por Ell ilustra
do M6dico dc la Armada, DR.. Herman
dez Usera.
Enviamos nuostros mas cordiales pa
rabienes a los esposos Baker.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
iPor que capitulo el ejercito aleman?

ficiente que ell enen:igo habia llegado al
ultiino Unite de sus recursos?
Ademas hay que hacer constar que
las divisiones de combate eran verda-
deros esqueletos. El efectivo minimo
de combatientes de una compafia de
infanteria Sc calculaba en- 100 hombres
en- Is de julio, mientras que a princi-
pios de noviembre solo alcanzaba a so.
En- 10 que su artilleria concierre ha-
bian perdido del Is de julio al IL de no
viembre 500 baterias de caiiones de com
paiiia, 545 baterias de artilleria gruesa.
Los demas Sc componian de tres pie
zas las baterias de artilleria pesada y
de ocho las hgeras. En- cuatro meses el
deficit alcan2aba un tercio de su ma
terial. La calidad de este habia bajado
mas que Ell ntlmero. Las reparaciones Sc
habran hecho casi imposibles. A tai pun
to lego la crisis de municiones que el
alto commando aleman prohibia en- abso-
luto los tiros de ''barage.
81 ell enemigo retrocedfa con pronti
tud 10 hacia a costa de p6rdidas enor-
mes del material que tenia guardado; (;
81 resistian era perdiendo ell resto de
hombres y Sc exponia presenciar ejer
citos enteros engrosando las flas de los
100000 prisioneros que habfamos hecho
en- cuatro meses.
Por otra parte va Sc notaba la falta
de Was ferreas, las lineas todas Sc ha-
llaban obstruidas, paralizando asi las
n.1niobras, retardando como es natural
Ell abastecimiento del ejercito en- reti
rada Los puestos avanzados de socorrC
y las ambulancias rebosantes de heri-
dos y enfermos La desesperaci6n e
desorden Sc habian apoderado en- las IL
meas del ejercito que Sc retiraba.
La revoluci6n no fue la Causa, perC
ST la consecuencia del desastre militar
Alemania, pesar de sus As afios d'
preparation con su capitulaci6n del II
de noviembre de mil novecientos die2
" ocho, Ell mas formidable ejercito del
mundo firmo la sentencia de muerte de-
militarismo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
ULTIMA HORA
Ell gran edifiCiO de la Ma
IIOrquina", en- Mayagusz, des-
truidO pOr un inCendiO

A la hora de eutrar en- prensa esta
edici6n, nuestro Corresponsal en- Maya
guez nos comunica, que ha sido devora
do por las llamas el gran edifcio de
ola Mallorquina'', propiedad del Sc
nor Forteza.
Ell incendio enpez6 a las siete de
La noche y hasta la bora en- que ce-
rramos este nGmero, a6n no ha sido
dominado.
En- el sitio del siniestro Sc encuen-
tran las autoridades de Msyaguez, asi
como tambi6n los bomberos de aquella
ciudad pueblos limftrofes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17

PRoFEsoRAs:-
Maria T. cainacho de Robres, S. ]. 1853
Conception Rodrigue, s. J. 149
Agustina Mnsa. santurce 80
Laura L. Mirailh, Ponce, SO
Adela Diaz. Santurce 73
Amelia Silva, Cabo Rojo SO
Maria Iturregui. Cataho 4s
Carmen Negroni, Guayanilla AZ
Adireya Malaret, Ponce 33
Carmen Prado. Vega Alta 3S
Providencia Gonzalez, Santurce 81
Ana Maria o'Neill. San Juan 81
Maria Luisa Herrera, San Juan 25
Monserrate Diaz. vieques 25
Providencia Hecht, San Juan, II
Luisa b. Salgado, San Juan II
Isolina Castillo, Cabo Rojo is
OLYMPIA Rodriguez. Manati 10
Rosa ochart, Ponce, 8
Cali Adorno, santurce 8
Rafaela cap6 do Alsina, Ponce 8
Modesto Rivas. Cabo Rojo, 7
Cristina q. dc Vazquez, Juncos
Maria Mercedes Marti, Cabo Rojo 2
Julia z. Ball, Arecibo 6
Carmen Gomez Tejera, Aguadilla s.
Lola s. Vda Asenjo, Santurce 5
Elisa Rubio. Santurce A
NJ l. Vilaro. Ponce Q
Trova vieta sirlle, Caguas 1
Maria L. Infante, santurce /
Julia Rive Gomez, AfascO 1
PRoFEsoREs:
Fausto Percy, Ponce, 100
Manuel Negr6n cOllazo. Bayam6n, %
Antonio Dominguez N. Fajardo. 20
JOs6 r. v6lez, Mayaguez, s.
Juan Rodriguez Saliva Ponce g.
Pedro MOcz6 Baniet. san Juan s.
Rafael Furnis, Lola, 2
Santiago Negroni. Yauco, /
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17

A las nueve y media llegamos a la
casa -palacio del senior Willard, quien
correspondi6 nuestro saludo con la
cortesfa la franqueza caballeresca q.
le es peculiar. FL "chalet'' rebosaba
de algeria. Los asaltantes que eran
muchos, Sc deshacian en- elogios por la
hermosura, Ell comfort, la eaplen
didez del conjunto. La bella Y distir
guida DANA dofia Antonia L,,isa Zen
penfeldt, amante compahera de Mr.. vi
lard, recibi6 calurosas felicitaciones
por su buen gusto para adornar EN-
bellecer su encantador hogar, amplio y
suntuoso, ell cual los dignos conyuges,
orgullo y prez de la sociedad portorri
quena, pusieron completamente la
disposition de los visitantes.
Nosotros, cumpliendo con ur doble
deber de amigos y de periodistas, va
mos decir sus nombres. Tai vez 10
gremos decirlos todos No sea que
en- la algeria de aquellos momentos de
notas y risas Sc nos escapara alguno
involuntariamerte, cosa que sentiriamos
va que allf estaban Representatives to
das las Estaciones ferroviarias de la
isla, en- la person de sus respectivos
Jefes. Empezaremos por La sefiorita Ma
rianita Carlo, don Antonio Battle, don
Samuel Zen6n, don Francisco Fonte,
muy enthusiastic presidente de la "Liga
de Mecanicos''; don Fidel Acefia, don
fContinua en- la pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
DOCTOR COLON RSMAN

Ha marchado para Estados Unidos
el ilustradO joven doctor en- medicina
y cirugia Jose Colon Roman.
III doctor Colon SO propone practi
car durante algunos meses en- uno de
los principales hospitales de cirugia
de Ia metr6poli, con objeto de ampliar
sus conocmientos, instalandose en- la
ciudad do Arecibo, en- la que residen
sus famihares.
Buen viaje y 6xito deseamos al es-
tudioso amigo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
HINDENBURG, MariscaI

X
GNo es 6sta una conferences inge-
nua de que Ell ej6rcito aleman agoniza-
ba?
GComo explicarselo Gle otro modo?
He aqui la comparaci6n de la situa-
ci6n de las fuerzas prusianas en- Is de
julio dc 1913, dia en- que comenz6 la
segunda batalla del Marine hastl ell II
de noviembre, que fue firmado el ar
misticio.
Veintitres divisiones disueltas el
ndmero de divisiones en- reserva habia
iisminuido de 78 81. Solo contaban
con los divisiones frescas, teni6ndose
en- cuenta que Ell frente habia disminui
do tambien de $50 Kilometres debido
a la retirada alemana, Ino es prueba su
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
ROSultadO del GS-
CTutiniOde nueStTO
COnCuTSO ''ROyaI''

Relaci6n dc las Proresoras y Profe-
sores que han Obtenido votos hasta Ell
dia de aver:
EscRUTNIo DE sETIEMBE ls, 1920
PRoFEsoRAs:-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
GRAN DERROTA "SoVIET'' EN- Ell
FRENTE DE GALITCIA

LONDRES, setiembre 16.-Los infor
mes que Sc reciben de Varsovia no son
favorables para Ell ejercito "bolshevi
lzi'' ell cual ha sido formidablemente
derrotado en- ell frente de Galitcia. Ell
general Budenny, al frente de su ej6r-
cito, ha enaprendido Ia fuga, v la des
moralizaci6n Ell descontento reinar en-
sus tilas.
Los polacos contintan ell avance, de
rrotando al enemigo en- toda la lnea
desde Sokolka a Brest-L -Litovsk.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
Una fiesta briIIant0
en- la reSidenCia de
Mr.. Willard

FL microbes en- la noche fus obie
to de una enthusiastic demonstration de
slmpatia por parte de los empleados de
Ia American Railroad CO.., el digno
caballero y excelente amigo nuestro.
Mr.. Jorge Willard, quien, como dill
mos aver, renunci6 su cargo de Director
de la Compahia del Ferrocarril.
A nuestro juicio, es el acto de esa
naturaleza mas espontaneo y hermoso q.
Sc ha celebrado en- Puerto Rico. Y a
fe nuestra que Mr.. Willard Sc 10 mere
ce, no solo por sus cualidades de hom
bre de iniciativas organiador acti
vo, sino tambien por sus relevantes do
tes de excelente amigo leal caballero.
La voluntaria separation de Mr. vi
Hard de la mencionada Corporation fe
rroviaria, ha sido un hecho que lamen
tan mucho todos los empleados de es
ia ciudad y de toda la isla, que veian
en- el, ademas del compromising
recto jefe, un amigo sincere v noble.
Para demostrar su Garlic recono-
cimiento hacia Ell, ell microbes en- la
noche Sc efectuo un asalto en- la mag
mica y elegante residencia del Jefe
que Sc va, situada en- Martin Pena, en-
sitio delicioso.
Una excelente orquesta ameniz6 ell
acto, ejecutando bellas producciones
musicales, que fueron muy aplaudidas.
La danza de Puerto Rico, suave
gemidora, altern6 con la patriotica
viril "Marsellesa", evocadora de gran
des heroismos y pasadas luchas inmor
tales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
UN EDITORIAL DE LIE MAT1N'

La propaganda alemana, que no ha
terminado y que continua disponiendo
de medios financieros poderosos, traba-
ia va con ell proposito de dar realce al
prestigio militar de Alemania.
Aunque temprano todavia, 81 los apos
toles germanos Sc contentaran con ce-
lebrar ell valor de su ejsrcito, del alto
mando, del material de guerra, no Sc ex
.cederian, de SECURE, en- sas derechos.
No sentimos como vencedores ninguna
necesidad de disminuir Ell valor del ven
cido.
Ellos niegan su capitulacion. 81 va
mos Greer a la prensa alemana de hoy,
ell hecho de haber cedido no Sc debe a
la preston de los aliados, nj al Maris-
cal Foch y ST la revolucion interior de
su ex-imperio. Pero entonces tcual es ell
signifcado de la siguiente carta dirigi
da por ell mariscal Hindemburg ell dia
tres de octubre de 1918 al entonces Can
ciller del Imperio, principe Max de Ba-
den?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17

AL senior Canciller del Imperio:
Ell commando supreme del ej6rcito man
tiene su demanda formullada Ell domin
60 20, 9y 18, de oferta de paz inmedia.
ia nuestros enemigos
Despues del desnoronamiento del fren
to de Macedonia y de la disminucion
de reservas que resulto para Ell frente
occidental y debido tambien la impo-
sibilidad en- que nos hallamos de llensr
los huecos formados por las muy eleva
das perdidas que nos han sido infligi-
das en- los combates de estos tlltimos
dias, no queda ninguna esperanza de for
zar al enemigo hacer la paz.
Del lado adversario Sc lanzan diaria-
mente la lucha nuevas reservas. Sin
embargo, ell ejercito aleman Sc mantiene
solido rechaza victoriosamente todos
los ataques. Pero La situacion va en-
peorando de dia en- dia, y Sc hace mas