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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
HAYS WARNS REPUBLICANS
AGAINST OVERCONFIDENCE
Women Vice-Chairman OF State and
National Committees Dino ut
Vanderbilt Hotel.
+, tBy Associated Press. ]


NEW YORK, August 24.-Optimistic
reports regarding Republican success
at the Coming national election wcre
made today by Republican leaders of
Eastern States In conference with
VIII II. Hays, chairman OF the Re-
publican National Committee. Mr..
Hays said the meetings today were
most gratifying" and confirm en-
tirely our opinion and belief as to
political conditions"
Notwithstanding the optimistic &c
ports. Chairman Hays cautioned his
assistants not TO allow ovcrconfidcncc
to lead them into the error OF neglect
ing tho smallest details of their cam
paigns and told them there must
be no lct-up OF campaign activities
until election day. The ground must
be covered so well that Afterwards
there may be no Cause for regret"
After the conference two dinners
were held. The State chairman and
members of the national committee
assembled at the Union League Club
with Chairman Hays presiding. The
women vice-chairman OF state com
mittccs and women members OF the
national committee dincd ut the Van
dcrbilt Hotel with Mrs. Arthur L.
Livcrmore presiding. The women dis
cussed practical suggestions to be
used in the campaign to arouse in
tcrcst among women who Will be per-
mitted to vote for tho first time.
Tho conferences will be continued
tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
Aid with Munitions.
TBv As.ociatfd prose-

by ASSOCIATED Press,
- PARIS, August 2i.-Premier Mile
rand. OF France. acting as president
OF tho supreme council. has tele-
graphed Sir Reginald Tower allied
high commissioner AZ Danzig. invIt-
ing him to assure to Poland complete
liberty in the importation OF war
material through Danzig. as provided
for in the Versailles treaty.
- Premier Millerand also invited Sir
Reginald to use all the resources In
his power TO assist in the unloading
OF ammunition already In the Danzig
roads and all that may reach the free
city in the future.
Premier Millerand's instructions
came shortly after the British charge
d 'affa!rcs. henderson called at the
= Foreign Office and Informed NJ Mile
rand that Premier Lloyd George
recognized the absolutely formal
RICH, OF Poland 10 txnort and impor,
through Danzig without restriction,
as provided In Article 1oA OF the Yer
: sailles treaty"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
LoynIIsrs ncprixals at Li,,urn

LlS'SGRN, IRELAND. August I'll
Last nights burnings and lootings OF
Nationalist property by loyalists in
reprisnl for the murder OF Police
Inspector Swanzy on Sunday were the
worst Lisburn has experienced. The
IRE brigade was unable TO cope with
the outbreaks.
Some seventy homes arc in ruins
To-Day ana the damage is estimated at
About $500. 900. Appeals have bccn
issued 10 the people 40 remain oE
The streets at night. Among the build :
mas destroyed was the Catholic
parochial hall
Virtually all Nationalists have left
town in face Of ;hc loyalist reprisa!s
AS the rcprisals proceeded last night
execution of the one in which lay the
body of Inspector Swanzy, flew the
thlon Jack. word having gone forth
that failure TO exhibit the flag would
be taken as evidence OF diSloyalty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
PROVIDE FOR NECESSARY
AID FOR CITY REGISTRAR
Acknowledgement Sees No Reason for
Delay OF Political EmancI-
patton OF Woman


Ample provision for charging the
working force OF the Office OF tho
central Registrar to meet the ext
Sencics of the situation, in the event
that the proclamation putting into
erect the nineteenth amendment Is
ISSUED In time for the elections To be
hrld lhls year, is made in the Cen
iral registrar Act" which was PASSED
oy the las, General Assembly and
approved March IS. the same day the
ToNornor signed the act extending
we right OF suffrage to women. The
Iaiter act WAS to become effective
proEaed the suffrage amendment was
rhtined within ninety days from the
cate or adjournment of the I.egisla-
The Attorney -Gencral has given an
oninion hat tn" fact that the
amendment was not ratified within
ne time limit set ny the Legislature
Goes not delay for a minute the po-
llucai emancipation OF woman The
Hu'hnritY IL given To Rcgistrar
ne may need TO assist him in
! registering the expected army o:
! women voters by section . Of tho
as follows:
Such general registrar subject to
! the approval of the Electoral Ennrr
! ht necessary for tho performance OF
J the duties Of his Office and sujd "a
/ >iStantS are hereby authorized TO do
an lhinsS necessary FOR the reris,r1
/ non OF qualified voters"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
IRISH MODERATEs ASK
FOR SELF-COVERNMENT
Declare Present British Policy Will
Lead to Civil War and Appeal
for Settlement.

DUBLIN. IRELAND, August "a
resolution addressed to the
British government declaring that
the present policy Of the government
in Ireland is leading 10 civil war and
demanding that Terence McSweeney,
the striking Lord Mayor of
Cork. be released from prison. was
passed ny the peace conference of
Irish modcrates here today.
Those in attendance ut the confer
encc included many old mon and Il
number OF women. with n scattering
part in the proceedings. were Inter
es;ed listeners. The conference is be-
ing held in q moving-picturc theatcr.
Another resolution was adopted de-
clarinE ii to he the conviction of the
conference that it is possible for the
British government to secure peace
in Ireland by an immediate and Il
binding offer of full national self
government to be accepted or rejected
by specially elected representatives of
the people OF Ireland. upon whom
should be laid the task of adopting
new constitutions suitable to the
special requirement OF ireland or of
any part thereof requiring special
treatment"
Among the leading speakers in sup
port of the resolution were Lord Mc7
ponell and Sir Stanley Harrington:
One interrupter repeatedly called
ireland is not a colony; il is a
nation"
Two policemen stood at the door
directing ticket takers. The hall it
self was carefully guarded by re-
publican volunteers. Every speake
declared Ireland wanted peace
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PROCLAMATION OF
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
EXPECTED HOURLY
Continued from First Page)

granted. The petition was filed with
the clerk OF the Supreme Court at
1855 O'Clock this morning and twenty
five minutes later the certificate OF
ratification was in the mails on It's
way 10 Washington.
The petitioners who obtained the
Injunction. their attorneys and anti
surraGists generally were amazed at
the coup. and the petitioners in a
formal statement were bitter in their
criticism OF what they termed the
"high-handed tactics and unprece-
denied methods" involved in the case
Revolutionary Action.
This action was taken and the
Injunction in effect dissolved without
any notice whatsoever to the com
claimants or their solicitors, all Of
whom live in Nashville and were cas-
lily accessible" tho statement said.
although the rule of law generally
and as stated by competent authority.
and the rule OF professional ethics and
courtesy, always requires that notice
be given officials OF the intention of
applying 10 an appellate judge for
the writ OF superscdeas
Lawyers who have been consulted
stated they hardly believe that such
action was taken, and acted on by
Governor Roberts, as 1t appeared to
them 10 be, ut least, IL not rcvolu-
tionary, in character, in such viola
ton OF established law and procedure
as 10 seem almost Incredible"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
DEMOCRATS MUST
SWEAR TO SUPPORT
PARTY'S NOMINEES

NSOheiuuen from tESt IaSc.1
NOvember 20. 1920. shall upon pro-
ducIng to the judge OF election salts
factorily evidence OF that fact be al
lowed to vote At said primary"
To lie Held September 4.
Tho plan adopted calls for tho
opening Of tho polls at A. NJ. and
closing at p. NJ. Tho entry list
for candidntes Ia to close ct noon
September 4.
In tho brief deuurc preceding tho
adoption of the report of tho COM
mittee on plans. question by a mem.
bar who wished to know whether ne
Sroes processing to BIO Democrats
would DO admitted to the primary
drew from Secretary Duke this com
ment: I'VE have never invited the
negro to vote In our primaries, but
1 would prefer any time n staunch
colored Democrat, who Is willing to
abide by tho party rules and the re-
suit OF tho election to the white man
calling himself Democrat, who IS
indifferent to party obligations" lilo
referr":i to IL" element OF voters who
express their willingness to support
poemocra;ic candidates in city and
State elections. but demand freedom
in national elections.
Committeeman George NJ. Cease
objected. Tho matter was dropped.
Following the adoption of the prl-
mary. plan. which provides for COM
pensation OF $3.50 for each officer o
erection who serves ut tho polls, the
question of assessment of candidates
was taken UP. The subcommittee had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
Dancing Teachers Will
Fight Methodist Decree
UBy Associated rrcss)

NEW YORK;. August 2i.-Thc
American National Association of
Dancing Masters, which ut tho
opcuinE of Its convention here
yesterday, called ON tho Methodist
church to improve md not hamper
the dance. today added another
plea for vTIberniizntion."
After hearing statement by
Miss Ednn l.. Shaw, OF Wichita.
kansas, TINT she had been denied
membership In the First Methodist
Episcopal Church OF that city he
cause she was II dancing teacher,
the nssucintion's executive board
adopted n regulation urging "thc
amusement profession 10 fight this
nnrrow-mindcd policy. which Is
not the ono laid down by John
Wesley"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25

her. OF German East Prussit. has is
sued 4 proclamation calling upon the
German population to take up arms
against Poland.
Armed bands OF Gcrma ns.' the adj
vices also said. have attacked the
French troops in upper Silcsia and
have compelled them to leave the city.
The French are preparing TO defend
themselves while awaiting orders. The
Germans set fire to the offices OF the
1nterallicd Commission and have tor
turcd many Poles.
Poles from Upper Silesia are fec
ing and are crowding the city of
Sosnowicc asking help. The inter
allied authorities are nranifesting new
energy. The commandment OF the gar
rison has been replaced and the gar
rison is being reinforced by new
French and Italian troops.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
Candy No Substitute in
Opinion Of Booze Hounds
Uny Associated presso

WASHINGTON, August 24.-
Candy has not taken the pIncc OF
alcohol for mon who formerly in
dulgcd I'm beverages now under tho
prohibition ban. according to Wall
ter &. Hughes. secretary OF the
National CONFECTIONERY Ass0cin-
ton.
In n letter to the state Depart
mcnt relative 10 the coming ses-
sion or the international Congress
Against Alcoh olism, SIr. lIughes
tolny placed the confectionery in
dustry nv nth among those bcnc-
htcd by prohibition. Saving,
bnnks, tho soft drink Industry, lee
cream makers ma m0vinS-picturc
thcaters in their order hnd drawn
greater prOpOrtiOnntc profits out
OF the dry cdict thnn the candy
trade, he said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
ITALY ENTERED WAR TOO
soon, DECLARES PREMIER
80 Waited Until America Had
Taken Up Burden.
WOULD PUNISH PRoF1TEERs
Giolitti Leaves Luccrnc Content
and Happy" Over Result of His
! Conferences Held With tho
& British Minister.
Try Associated Press ]


LUCERNE. SWITZERLAND. August
2i.--Premier Giolitti, OF Italy. before
departing today for Rome, after his
conference here with Premier Lloyd
George, told the correspondent that
: ilc was still convinced Italy. entered
the war TOO soon, and should have
entered the same time as America"
Referring further 10 the late world
war the italian Premier said
- II agreed with Kitchener that tho
war would be long and terrible. but
mink OF It, our general staff insisted
tGat the war would be ended within
:. few months with Italian add"
With reference TO accusations
charging him with having had Ger
MAN sympathies. Premier Giolitti de-
clared nc had never hccn pro-Gcrman.
lie paid tribute to America, saying
that American economic and military
assistance had shortened the war
greatly.
Premier Giolitti said he hoped to
have a law passed soon by the Ital-
ian Parliament which would provide
that no treaty would be valid unless
discussed and approved by the Par
lament. by which, he claimed, all
@e-re: diplomacy would he killed. He
also expressed a desire 10 have a
drastic measure passed demanding
hat those who prontcd by the war
should return every cent of their
profits. 100 per cent" TO the state
treasurer
Agrees VITA Lloyd George.
Relative 20 the conference which
~ A&d :us: had with Premier Lloyd
George, me Italian Premier said the
SSsei1l co-7aluniQue issued yesterday
+x7-esssd entirely his opinion. which.
- sud vas n Perfect accord with
-elt q Premier Lloyd George regard
--r E--ns-sa2 problems.
We both a-dently wan, peace"
S-s=is- G!ort:: said. and hope
81: .hs Russiaa-Poi!sh and also the
.s--:a;:c questions Will shortly be
satisfactorily settled. but Fiume must
:.oaAi:zed- We cannot ccde an ltal-
:aa port to the Slavs.''
When the respondent asked
about Captain Gabrielle d'Annunzio.
the pemier replied:
oh! don't ask me about a mad
man"
Premier Giolitti said he came to
Lucerne with no specially settled
program but was leaving content
and happy" as a result of his meet
ing with the British Premier.
II shall meet Premier Millerand at
Aix-les-Bains in the same spirit the
first week in September" he con-
;inued, land sincerely nope our con-
versations Will aid TO further world s
peace"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
Rioting Renewed In belfast.

BELFAST. August 2+.-Rioting was
renewed here last night. the most
menacinG disorder being collision
between the Unionists and Sim Fcin-
ers in Ballymacarrctt. on the east
side OF the River Lagan. Shortly
after o'clock the opposing crowds
met in Blyson Street and Kilmorcn
Street, where shooting and stone
throwing occurred. The police
eventually succeeded In dlspersing
the rioters by baton charge. po-
lice forces, who were later re-en-
forced by soldiers. also dispersed
crowds which attacked two shops in
Montrose street.
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Disorder Outside Prison.

LONDON. August 2i.--Thcre were
disorderly scenes tonight near the
HriSton prison. whore Lord Mayor
McSwecncy, OF Cork. is confined, In
cident 10 the assembly OF several
thousand persons who waved red
flags. hoocd The government and
cried, "Cp. Sim Fcin! Up, rebels!"
Tho crowd rushed the police guard
Ing the avenue leading TO the prison.
Several persons were injured and n
number were arrested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25

recommended fiat entry fec OF So
and. In tho event that there ars ND
than two candidates. tho balance 1.
over TO BIO returned pro rata to 1,
candidates. 1t was estimated that 4
cost OF tho primary election will
approximately $1,000. Tho cxpen.
may run higher. tho cost OF static
cry. hauling, rental OF polling pInd
aLd other items having Increased
the last year. Should the field
candidates DO reduced to two d
committee would face 4 deficit ait
tho election. Three aspirants. no
ever. James Is. Pace. Jr., Herbert
Hulce and John Hirschberg, have 4
clared their intention to stay to I
finish in the race for the treasur,
ship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
Germans IIsar Of RED offensive.

LONDON. August GA dispatch
10 the Exchange Telegraph from Ber-
I'm says the Deutsche Allgcmeine EEL
'hnE publishes report that the Rus
SION Northern army has commenced
cnunterorersive which appears 10
nave partly succeeded. The dispatch
"eds that the Poles have been forced
back N the Corridor" between
Mlawa anr ChoZek.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
Antis Feast ON Watermelon,

DECATUR, AT.A., August ~
F!libustcring members of tho Zen
nesSec Legislature, who came 10 Ala :
bama in an attempt to block final
action by the Tennessee House On
ratification of the suffrage amend
menL Toasted orr watermelon this
AFTERNOON within twelve miles OF the
tennessee State limo and tonight
were guests Of honor at banquet
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continued from First Page)
oners, Including the stan OF the Eigh-
ieenth ana the Fifty-four,h Divisions.
says the communication
me military authorities announce
that the various government djstricts
OF Poland. WIKI the exception OF Sll9
Walk and Grodno, have been virtu-
Any cleared Of the Bolshcvisis, some
crossed into East Prussia, but whctn-
sr CeE are inierned is not known
Many Red de,achments have been
cut of from retreat and are rrns,"
~ ally beng gathered !n peasanis.
armed with hunting clubs and
>-S1fy,hes, are assisting The Polish sol,
d'eTs IN the process OF cleaning. nm
neat Wood. for Iiol.hefis
Y. In various parts OF the country.
Prussia, where the BoishevIsts NV
neen cut OF from their communtca
ions there are or,ganiaed hunting
1unt clubs and others, Who ycat M,
wooded country In search Of Kcds
me same as :or deer ana Wild boar.
Genera! l'i!suGsA! has issued An an
peal TO the peasants 10 aid tho ar,,y
and urges the PEASANT, TO make rris.
oners In all cases and turn them ovc,
1rSo the soldiers. The military ,u,nor
= lilies declare that since the Polish Of
!"nsive began about week ago mora
IMAM 10000 prisoners have been ,skAr
FED forces hcmmed in he.w.on
Prussia and the Vlstula arc trying IA
fight their way eastward I!cds
caught on al! sides by the Poles
= launched an attack south OF Aunya.
~ Inc attack being rcpuised The Poles
- have taken many prisoners
The communlquc says tina, rh.
Poles taken prisoner by the Kunau
TX Cossacks have been murdered
- In the region OF Snaidove." con.
lttinues the statement, there vas bay,
onet hght!nG. Tho Poles smashed IN.
= Eleventh Red Division and occup:e,
Lomza TO the north), taking scvera
Gc7 thousand prhsoners and seven carncls
p which tho Reds had used for haul!n,
Reds fghtins AT various points 1,
BiaiyHtok were taken prisoner an,
the city vas occupied Further Polisl
successes on tho southern front ar
reported"
Asks Germans 10 Take Up Arms.
~ WASHINGTON, August a4.-Advice
r received today by the Polish leEa
tion from Warsaw Haid Praadent Sic
s,.ky3Akss.t ~. .'''HF.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
RAILWAY WORKERS WILL
HALT POLISH SUPPLIES

BERLIN. August 24.-The govern
Ing board of the Railway Workers
all war supplies arriving at that port
destined for Poland. 1t will permit
the transit only of food and sanitary
supplies.
The governing board has appointed
ocnl surveillance boards. which also
VIII include the stations of Zoppot.
and Neufahrwasser
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25

today willis the people attended
masses offered for the release OF
insolvency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
LLOYD GEORGE REFUSES
TO SEE KING OF GREE(
Bccausc of Attempt ON Life OF Gre
Premier, Meeting Would lie
Undesirable.
my Ass0clatcd rressl

NY NbApSiatcC frEss,
l.UCEtNE. August 2i.-Forn
King Constantine. of Greece. is
ported 10 have sought unsuccessful
for an interview with Premier Lilo
George today. In refusing. the III
micr said that such meeting woi
be undesirable. especially In view
the recent attempt upon the life
Premier Nenizelos. OF Greece.
Lloyd George has at last beg
HIS real vacation. although
patches OF mall and hundreds OF tc
grams from all parts OF the wor
notably Warsaw. arc Keeping his $.
retaries working overtime.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25

Wrnnsei's Troops Advancing.
SEbASTOPOL. August 2i.-An {
cral WranEcl. commander Of the AN
Bolshcv!st forces in the south. M,
Along the shores OF the Sea
hzov. our troops arc advancing ir
the Interior OF kuban.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25

MAKE Your OWN PUNCH.
Horsfords Acid Phosphate added 10
any good recipe makes n snappie r
summer drink. At drugg ists.-Aov.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25

Asks Germans 10 Take Up Arms.
WASHINGTON, August 24.--Adyices
today by the Polish lega-
tion from WARSAW Raid President sle-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
FOUR BOLSHEVIST
- ARMIES SMASHED
BY POLISH TROOPS

Continued from FIRST Page
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
CROWDS REClTE ROSARY AS
LORD MAYORS LIFE EBBS

CONTINUED from First Parc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04

RADIO como una especie de borden, que
solo usan los invalidOS de Ia INTEL
gencia. Y Sc me dira: Ia misma obl-
gacion que tiene Ell mexicano para
saber ingles, Ia tiene el norteamerl-
cano ara saber espahol. Conforme;
pe-o e. hecho es que en- estos momen-
tos, ell gobierno de Mexico y no ei de
Estados Unidos es quien tene empe-
no en- restaurar las relaciones dlplo-
maticas Y por 10 mismo, a las autorl-
dades mexicanas corresponds amol-
darse a los prejuicios yankis, hasta
obtener Ia finalidad perseguIda.
En- resumen, e. ideal EmbaJador de
Mexico en- Estados Unidos, debe aGre-
gar a su mexicanismo aGudo, un cuer-
DO sano, un caracter sencillo, el CO.
nocimiento perfecto del ingles y una
mentalidad que no sea hostil a los
Estados Unidos. iMentalidad hostil:
ST. esa predisposicl6n que los meNl-
canos cultos tienen para las cosas
norteamericanas. Las Gentes de nueS-
tro pals. educadas a Ia europear com
paran con intenci6n ariesa a NEctor
Hugo, a Napoleon. a Descartes. a Gam
BETA con los poetas. Capltanes, 1ll6-
sofos ' tribunos de Estados Unidos Y
cono los e~ncuentran inieriores, muy
interiors;. Sc induce que este pals,
mcntalmente est4 muy atrasado. No
Sc compare Ia cultura general. el eSta-
do de las classes medals. 81 nivel int
lectual Y moral lie las classes baJas,
Iporuue de antemano Sc quiere gozar
con Ia derrota del pueblo yanki, In
embajador mexicano dehe ievantarss
de este ambiente terrible de preocu-
ipaciones. para darse cueuta de los CO.
sas cX~traordinariaS de los Estados
Unidos. para medir su fucrza, Y para
aprovcchar graz parte de 81 influen-
cia en- el mejoramiento de Mexico
IiAy de nuestro PATS 81 Sc sigueD le,
EvantardC murallas de odio, q 10 largo
del Rio Bravo!
Pero sobre TODD, 10 que debe tcne"
Iun Embajaior es l~laneZa. NADIA de esos
hemetlsmos a 10 Mecternich. que FL
este pats son vistos con horror. Ga.
70 esta que debe ser discreto y muH
| cuidadoso de las atlas cucstiones do
Estado: pero siempre debe eucontrar.
Sc accessible a TODD 81 mundo.
:Quien no reCuerda las formalIda-
des A que Sc suiet6 Ia entrevlsta
lDlaz-Taft. e. ano de 1910:
En- Mexico Sc c~onsider6 que el re
pr~esentante de la n~acionaiidad debfi
~DcesIntarse en- los Estados Cnidos
con IA magestad que eNigia su alti
sima investidura. y :" pus!eron %
moyimieuto trenes regios; en- Chihua,
hua Sc organ!zaron unas fiestas dig
mas de haberse celebrado en- Versa.
lies. don Pablo Escand6n-es deciJ
IA a~ristocracia dentro del element'
oficial-dejo el gobierno de Moreio:
para ponerse otr. vez al frente de lo'
oficialss del Estado Mayor Presiden
cial. que ~cstrenaron en- can suntuos.
| ceremonial. unos unifornleS de colores
l%tenucs, que e~vocaban husares austria
cos 0 guardias de Il Corte balkan!
ca; Sc pusieron en- Marcia regimen