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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-29
Masonic Calendar

Tuesday, June 29-Richmond Lodge
No 1876. F. and A. M. called meeting.
Work In the Master Mason degree, be-
ginning o'clock
Wednesday, June 30-Webb Lodge
No. "a F. and A. NJ, called meeting.
Work in the Master Mason degree, be-
ginning 100. Supper $50.
Thursday, July Wayne Council
No 10 R. and S. NJ, stated assembly
and work.
Friday, July 2-King Solomon's
Chapter No. 4 r. A. NJ, work in the
Royal Arch degree
Saturday, July 3-The ladies of
Loyal Chapter No. 40 o. E. S. will en-
tertain the Masons and their families
Of Richmond and vicinity at an all
day picnic to be held at Jackson park
on Monday. July s. Come and enjoy
the hospitality of the day. Please
bring well-filled basket
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-29

stuff and that some man shot him with
a revolver.
A FEW QUEER THINGS.
A funny thing about the bell is that
it doesn't below,
it isn't yellow,
A funny thing about the dust is that
it doesn't buster,
it really doesn't luster.-H. P, I.
A man sold a lot of New York chorus
girls fake perfume at Sc a bottle.
Getting so you can sell almost any
thing by the bottle these days
An Iowa hog was recently sold for
$4,000, and a few years ago when
man was hard up they used to say he
was on the pork.
The Democrats may try to put the
country under Marshall law.
PERSONAL PREJUDlcEs.
l don't believe that the voice with
the smile" wins. A voice with the
smile can become the most tiresome
and sickish thing in the world.
l don't like to see women smoking
in automobiles.
think the tail end Of the Republican
ticket Will SWING more NOLeS tndu lue
head end.
am very tired of seeing a man and
dog climb over mountains in the
movies.
l hope they don't build the movie
theaters any larger. l can't see the
pictures now from where l can afford
to sit.
I believe the Satevepost editorials to
be the best cure for insomnia to be
found in this world.
| never eat in a cheap restaurant.
can't find one.
would rather have the Turks stay
in Europe than to have them over
here.
am not in the market for second
hand automobile tires.
| believe that if everybody went to
work, the cost OF living would come
down and l don't believe the cost OF
| living will ever come down until every
| body goes to work.
! believe cambridge Colby would
make stronger run for the presidency
than any other Democrat.
! I much admire jazz music. when 1t Is
(being played in the next county.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-29

youth, you wouldn't want me to be
late twice a day, would you?"
when I was coming home last
night" said Miss Skeery, Il saw a
man skulking along in the shadow. Oh,
how l RAM"
And couldn't you catch him." in
quired her little brother, innocently.
The late Marshall Field had a very
small Office boy who came to him
one day with the request for an in
crease in wages
"Hur' said Mr. Field, looking at him
as If through a magnifying glass.
What raise do you want? How much
are you getting?"
-Four dollars a week"
-Four dollars a week." exclaimed
his employer. why, when I was
your age I was getting only 81"
"Oh, we'll, that's different" piped
the youngster. Il guess you weren't
worth any more. Ladies' Home
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-29
TELEGRAM, RICHMOND IND, TUESDAY, JUNE 20, ]

er a prolonged Illness. He had been
afflicted for some time. His condition
was not thought serious until short
while before his death when he had
second stroke of paralysis which is
thought to have been the immediate
cause of his death. He is survived
by his nieces and nephews, his wife
having preceded him in death few
months ago. Funeral services will be
held at the Universalist church Tues
day afternoon. Interment in Mound
Hill cemetery at New Paris.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-29
NO RACE SUICIDE HERE.
New Chemical
Kills Bed Bugs
p. D. o.

p. d. O. (Pesky Devils Ouiotus) is the
name OF a new golden colored chemica
discovery by DR.. Price that actually rids
the worst infested HOUSE. OF oedbugs.
reaches feas ants and thor eggs. They
Aon't have time to KICK after you go after
them With P. .. @ ssc package Of
r. y. @. makes a quart OF strong bug
the old fashioned dangerous dope. p. D.
q. coaD ami Kills. their aEgs and prevents
hstch,nS yHEE Satant spout IT every
bard to- get at places. and saves juice
p. y. Q. fss family use s5c. Special
Hospital AMI Hotel s.se $3.50 makes S
rslkons contains 6pouts-,vur druggist
cen uuprly YOU. sent prepaid to your
address either sise receipt OF price by
The Owl Chemical Co. Terre Haute. Ind.
?. d. G. is Eevar rrddlad.
A. G Luk.n 6. Co., Quigley's Drug
stares and Thistlethwaite's Drug
Stores.-Adyertisem
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-29
Good Evening
BY Roy x. moulton

II is now a crime to make home
brew, but It is a greater crime to
give some Of it to friend and expect
him 10 drink It.
Extravaganza begets extravaganza
A man hates TO walk in his s23 shoes
and wear them out, so he takes a
taXicab.
NO RACE SUICIDE HERE.
Position as housekeeper; lady Of %
years. with two children, ages six and
three have no objection to other child
rem. A. r. o2-Want ad in New York
Times.
The Elweu murder investigation IS
making Roadway. Already it has been
discovered that his wife wrote his
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-29
The Plight Of the State Institutions

The proposal of the state administration to
purchase a coal mine and enough freight cars to
transport fuel to the state institutions illustrates
potently the chaotic condition of our industrial
sphere. Normally the state institutions would
be filling their bunkers now with coal for win
ter consumption, but under the stress of present
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-29

drowned in the ST. Joseph river near
hear today. The lad had been fishing
and lost his balance while trying to
regain his pole which had fallen into
the water.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-29
Dinner Stories

Robert" said the manager to the
office boy, how Is It that you arc
always the last to arrive in the morn
ing and the first to go away in the
evening""
We'll, sir" replied the cheeky
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-29

Chinese business man in Osaka.
Japan, has built a large factory for
the manufacture Of sewing needles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-29

Readers may obtain answers to
auestiOns by writing the Palladium
Question and Answer Department.
Questions should be written plainly
and briefly. Answers will be given
briefly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-29
MIsHAWAkA BOY BROWNS

SOUTH BEND, Ind, June 29.-Gor
don Dare, 10 years old, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Dare of Mishawaka, was
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-29

Magic! Just drop a little Freezone
on that touchy corn, instantly it stops
aching, then you lift the corn off with
the fingers. Truly! No humbug.
Try FTeezone. Your druggist sells a
tiny bottle for few cents, sufficient to
rid your feet of every hard corn, soft
corn, or corn between the toes, and
calluses, without one particle Of pain,
soreness or irritation. Freezone is the
discovery of noted Cincinnati genius.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-03-05

congress in favor of this kind of legis-
lation. AS a member of the executive
board of one of these organizations,
the commissioner says:
why should the farmers pull the
chestnuts Of organized capital out of
the fire? Certainly our farmers are
more closely identified with labor than
with capital.
q hold no brief for either capital
or labor, but the memorial deals with
an abstract principle of human rights
wherin it contends that labor has not
the right to strike. It further con
tends that farmers have no right to
strike because the public's interests
are paramount.
IF one class is going to be com
PEELED to work for the benefit of an
other, or all other classes, who is to
be the slave and who the master? For
this is the only state Of existence und-
er such a policy.
If this doctrine becomes establish
ed, not only will industrial workers be
Immediately enslaved, but farmers
will soon fall victims to the same doc
trine They will soon be compelled
to sell the fruits of their toll, which
represents their wages, at the price
which the other fellow offers.
''The government has a right to
prevent lawlessness among strikers.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-03-05

Gals which has been so furiously sup
ported by the press since the attorney
general began his campaign Ii i.
was not for the serious questions in
volved, the situation would supply
those elements of comic opera which
keep US amused during idle moments.
1t is now little over SIX months
snce the doughty attorney general,
with a magnificent blare of trumpets,
announced that he had girded ON his
armor and was about to overcome old
man high cost of living. All Of The
departments resources We're to be us
ed for this general and successful on
slaught. Additional assistance was
to be secured in order to make the
victory a certainty, and, after reams
Of precious paper had carried the
cheerful news to suffering public,
the sufferers felt that their case was
in good hands and confidently picked
up the mornings paper with the ex-
pectation that old man H. c. Of LIS
obituary would appear on the first
page.
Editor Frey then calls attention to
the change Of attack, which was
henceforth directed against revolu-
tionists who would overthrow the
government"
I've cannot judge Of motives, but
tie question arises, what passed
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-03-05

It has right to take people indi-
vidually and collectively who become
q burden upon society because of idle
pess and put such to doing public
work if they are unwilling to do pri-
vote work, but it has no more right to
make a section hand work for wages
he doesn't consider fair, and when he
doesn't wish to work, so long as the
section hand doesn't become a burden
upon the public, than it has to take
the millionaire's son and make him
work for wages which he would not
consider sufficient for cigarette mon
ay. The republic will write its doom
when it undertakes to make one class
work for another class
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-03-05

through the attorney generals mind
when he applied for an injunction in
connection with the coal miners
strike.
Could it be possible that this beine
presidential year the attorney general
imagined that his popularity in the
nation would increase if he proved
himself the man Of the hour to break
he strike ana have coal mined through
the compelling force Of man-made
law, the injunction
we cannot but ask the question.
would not tie country have been
made safer from the danger of radi-
ealism if IT. G Of L. had been over
come by the department Of justice
we would like to know what the
department. is doing today To prose
cute the profiteers, particularly the
bic fellows 2"
~ ~ ~
FORWARD is NOT BACKWARD
Topeka, Kan-While government
figures in the cost Of living, Attorney
General Palmer stated in this city
that he 'sees a marked tendency to-
wards lower prices" The federal off
cial insisted that his campaign against
I'll G Of IT, has not been successful.
"a - -
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-03-05

The Concession Committee viii hold meeting at Moose
Home Monday, March 15 at p NJ all concessions
be given out to highest bidder Ice Cream Soft Drink Cereal
Beverage Lunch Stand Baby Racks Cane Racks Knife
Hoopa Cigarette Shooting Gallery open
No bids considered accompanied by 256
of bid. Last chance. Get in
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-03-05
DO PROFITEERS HIDE
BEHIND RADICAL CRY ?
No Thinking American Is
Deceived, Says Editor
Frey

Cincinnati. No thinking Ameri-
cam" says Editor Frey, Of the Inter
national Molders' Journal, lis deceiv-
ed by the hue and cry against radi-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-03-05
Blanton

legislation, in a letter to Congressman
Blanton.
The Texas official protests against
the action Of four alleged farmers
organizations that have memorialized
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-03-05

Those men
who are
buying their
spring suits and
next winters
overcoats now,
during our sale.
are showing
mighty good
judgment
because
every new
shipment that
we get in costs
more than the
last and it
is safe to
say that
buying now
will represent
a saving of
ait least
fifty per cent.
There aren't many
days left
better come
down and get
yourself outftted.
rsVsgsggg'r 'rTrasg. sssgggssi g,ss ase.sse7sg ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-08
TERMINO Ia HUELGA
EN- PANAMA

PANAMA. Mario Hoy hubo
t~ndicaciones de que IA huelga de quin,
ce mil obreroS del maDtenimiento de
Was de Ia IONA del Canal de Panama,
habia terminate. por 10 menos. TEN,
poralmentc.
Sc anunciG POGO deSpueS de II me,
dia ncche FOR 81 MiAisUro ingles Ben
nett, que los Nderes de Ia Union de
los huelguistaS habian acceptable ST.
oferta de actuar como mediator en-
tire ellos, 81 G~obernaGor Harding. de
IA IONA del Canal. ' 81 Department
70 de Il Guerra dc Washington, Ell
relacion con las demands de aumen-
tos de joTnales hechas por los obre-
ros, asi como que los hombres ha,
bian accrdado, mieutras tanto. vol
yer a sus labores al mcdiodia de hoy.
La gran mayoria de los hueiCuus,
tas son indios. principahmente de las
pcssiones ingiesas en- e. Nuevo Nun,
do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-08

WASHINGTON, Mario Los eS-
fuerzos de los senadores ~partldarlos
de u ratification del Tratado de
Psz nara hacer que el Presldente
Wilson entrara en- n~egociaciones i I'm
De llerar a una transaction, no han
+anjdo efecto ,ninguno Y en- vista &c
clio. los senadoreS que Sc oponen III
memente a tai ratification Interpre-
tan tai cosa como Ia muerte datlnl,
tiva del tratado. por 10 que han anun-
ciado de nuevo que desde manana ira
baiaran activamente por l!evar ei
debate a III rapido fin.
Los funcionarios que Sc italian en-
intimo ~contacto con 81 Presidente de-
cIararcn cue los ~senadores democra-
tas ticnen va amplio conoclmiento de
In actitud del presidente Y que en- tai
viytud. las prcposiciones para Ia tran
sacci6n Sc dirigirian en- 10 successive
al senador Lodge. de Massachusetts.
lter republicano en- el Scnado. No
So ba revelado sin embargo. 81 Il pre-.
sjdente accc1ara a Ia solicitada con-
ferencia G. q Senadcr Simmons, de
North Carolina. que representa- a
los seaadores d~em6cratas para un es-
ruerzo final q fiji de llegar a una
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-08
Va fueron desmaRteiada'
las fortificacioRes de
la JutIaadia

BERLIN. Mario T.-Jutlandia, que
hace dos amos resultaba ser Ia ba-
rrera inexDugnable alemana contra
ell poder maritime de los aliaGVs esta
hoy dia ~desprcvisto de fortalezas.
sin importacia militar alguna. De
TODD 10 que fuerOn fortalezas cstra-
tegicas de los ~alemanes, solo quedan
paroles de manposteria que NADIA
guardian que pueda amedrentar al
mundo naval.
Todos les canones han sido dcs.
montados V Sc estar destruyendo las
for~tificaciones en- Ia bahia. Estas
for~tificaciones Sc realizaron 4 eXpen-
sas de ciento setenta Y cinco millones
de marcos e%mpleadcs para disparar-
Sc un solo canonazo por uno de los
noventa canones ALI instalados. Di-
con los expertos que para poder equi-
par en- condolences ]guerreras esta is
Ia nuevamentc, habia que TRAFALGAR
constantemente durante siete amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-08
Fdure cree que una revotu-
cion radical Serfa
premature

STRASBURGO, Mario Paul
Fau-e. s~ocialist2 frances, en- medic
de la mayor confusion s. pronunc!1
en- el Congress- Nacl0nal SociallSta
contra una premature re"oluclon .
Declare que 81 Partido Sccialista iJa.
Iiano. 4 pesar de 81 eXcelente orga-
nizaci6n. no habia encoErrnto aun
possible IL revoIucion"
VI. Lorot abog6 por Ia revolUclon,
Y dijo que Ia dictadura 10 polio d
y7dirse entire los Consoles de ObreroS
Y los gremios. Y Que ~9cvtenecl@ poG
complete & los primeros.
u. Reraudel declare cue Leriue Ks,
cribi6 en- l9i7 que los socialists De
Jodos les paiSe> Ceblan aceptar Il
derrota. VI. Lefeoce sc ianzo sobr,
Ia tribuna dicisndo: "Hubiera sido
mejor para Franc:a haber siGo &c
rrotada en- 1914" Los c~oncurre&te
protestarcu "ontra esta> manifesto.
clones.
e. Congress- udopt5 Ia mocion del
Partido Socialista frances lie Sepa
rarse de Ia International dc Rouen
No - aprobo mirgUn acuerdo res.
pecto 4 81 los socjahsCaS Se uniran
U no 4 "a tercera International
Los ferrcviarioS lie Aisacia-Lorera
Sc unieron hoy . Ia huelga. FL III,
1ino trer de S~trasburro SaHo con los
- r.4- --,--r, , D47--=
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-08
MEJORA Ia SITUACION DE LOS
FRANCHISES EN- ARABIA

PARIS. Mario La s~ituacion ge
neral en- SILICA esta mejorando, Sc
ciln not .cias recibidas hoy por e.
diario lie Temps, que manifesto
que Ell principe Feisal, hijo del He'd,
iaz. Ia orGcnado q los elementos a,
rabes que Sc han undo a los naciona,
listas turcos, Que Sc retiren. lie
Temps" tiene noticias tambien de que
Mustafa k~amalhaha. iefe na"'""7.
lista turco. ha publicado II order
contra los ataCues = Ia t'.a"s $780,
cesas.
FL comandante frances. Segun O.
tras noticias, esta adoptando medi,
das para obtener Ia cooperation de
las bandas otomanaS Y arabes. St
han concentrate importanres fucrzas
en- la region de Kills. Que divide q
area habitada por los pueblos de ha.
bla turra. de Siria.
In inferno Official dado I la pu-
blicidad hoy deelara Que son eXage'
radas las cifras. que Sc han dado &
conocer respecto de las bajas sutri,
das por los f~ranceses, Y anade que
apenas pasan de Glen, Y de estas, DO
cas- son muertos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-08
Los trabejcs para la union
de las igles;os reformistas

LONDRES, MARIO Eel Obs
po Weldon, Dena de Durham, que
ACADIA de regr'esar de una conferen-
ella que ha tenido lugar en- Oxford
para procurar la reunion de los Mi
nistros conformistas y de los no-ccn-
formistas. ha declarado en- un re
Dortaje que en- dicha reunion Sc con-
vino en- la necesidad de unir ambas
iglesias.
"El mundo tiembla bajo los pies
de los hombres, dijo ell Obispo Wei
dom. La Sociedad esta amenazada
por fuerzas que repudian Ia fe de
Cristo Y las normas de Ia moral
c~ristiana. Las Iglesias corren grave
peligro de perder su i~nflencia en- Ia
vida nacional y Ia disminucion de
los asistentes eSta siendo causa de
verdadera ansiedad. Las establish.
a del divorcio son alarmantes V
es n~ecesario RECONSTRUCT Ia moral hui
mana desde sus cimlentos.'
Mientras tanto, la Iglesia no tiene
autoridad porque esta dividida. No
puede esperarse que el mundo Ia es-
cuche cuando Sc expresa por diferen-
ties V d~iscordantes vcces. La mlsnla
necesidad que ha llevado a los par
tidos politicos a las coaliciones, de.
he llnvar q las iglesias & federarse.
La oportunidad ha venido ahora con
Ia necesidad: hoy. pues, o nunca. 81
las a~utoridades eclesiasticas no apro-
vechan del espiritu creado por II
guerra. la probabilidad de Ia reunion
lie las differences comuniones cris-
tianas sera perdida y no podran re-
cuperar su ingercncia en- Ia vida de
los pueblos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-08
Sc EXTINGUE Ell CREDITO DE.
ALEMANIA

BERLIN. Mario Herr hrae-
mer. presidente de Ia Association de
inlustrias alemanas. en- una reunion
celebrada por la Liga alemana de Ia
Scciedad de las Naciones, declare que
el cr6dito Sc iba extinguiendo rapida-
mente q causa de los contracts de los
manufacturers alemanes pr paises
neutraIes. = por consecuencia, era IL
minente Ia bancarrota. q EenOs dc
que Sc buscue Y Sc halle T seduction
adecuada.
VI. Kraemer propuso que todas las
a~sociaciones irduStriales, mercantileS,
v ~agricolas de Alerlania. establezcan
IN banco de crsdito y que sc forme
inmediatamence una association ecoD0-
mica International. con q prOposivo
&c obtener prorroga en- los creditos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-08
PLANES PACFICOS
DE LOS BOLSHEYTKIS
Ell ejsrcito rojo Sc conOertird
en- ejercito del trabajo

LONDRES, Mario En- el tercer
Congreso russo celebrado en Mcscou,
el dia % de Enero, v. Trotzky. Mi
nistro de Ia Guerra del Soviet de
Russia. explico el plan de los bolshe-
vikis para convertir q ~ejercito en- le-
giones obreras, segin Jog informes q
han llegado a esta capital.
Con relaci0n al trabato de los ro-
jos, die:
"Ellos, les soldados. han sabido
conducir en- las mas duras condicio-
nes a ~centenares de miles de obreros
Y de campesinos en- Ia batalla. Poses
eran oficialidad bien adiestrada. Sc
~convertira 81 ejercito en- destacamen-
tos armados del trabajo.
'Muchos de los que prestan SER
vicio en- las filas han cumplido "a,
pero no ha sido possible li~cenclarlos,
Ahora. cuando e liccnciadcs del
ejercito deberan luchar contra la
1uina economical Y contra los bandl-
dos; deberan cuidar de que no faiten,
combustibles = deberan atender al
culdado y r~eparacion de las carrete-
ras Y de los caminos, etc.
"Hemos organizado varias de es-
tas fuerzas V prcnto comenzaran sus
tareas. Uh ajercito debe de abaste-
cerse de subsistencias de los obreros
pertenecientes al lugar en- donde Sc
e~ncuentre aquel estacionado, debe cor
tar MADEIRA Y llerarla a los canlinos
de hero para repararlos. Otro CRU
DO ailudar a c~onstruir una avia fe-
rrea para el trasporte del petroleo
crudo. I'm tercer ejercito Sc utili-
cara para Ia ~reparacion de aparatos
de cultivo Y maquinas. Y en- la pri-
mavera tomara parte en- los traba-
Jos de la terra"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-08
RENUNCIO FL GABINETE
PORTUGUES A CAUSA
De la HUELGA
Ell ParIamento Sc rehuso q
dnrIe un Uoto de contain
"a. Dom Antonio Silva
hn tornado ell nueUo
miaiSten0

LONDRES. Mario Eel Gabine'
te portugues ha renunciado en- vista
del fracaso que tuvo para Obtener
IN vote de confianza en- el Parla'
mento. segtn dice un despacho pro,
cederte de Valencia, Espana, reel
Dido auui hoy. FL voto de confianza
Sc pidic despues de que eE gobierno
hubo anunciado que TODD obrero huel-
yuista de alguno de los ~servicios pu-
blicos Que no regresara al trabaJo
dentro de IS horas. seria desocupado
sin mas nj mas.
La renuncia del Gabinete fue a
"entada desdc luego por el Presiden-
c. Quien llam6 al ex-Ministro de
Obras PublicaS, ST.. Antonio Silva,
nara que formara el nuevo Ministe-
rio. 10 que parece ha degrade.
Z! anuncio del Gobierno creo una
verdadera tornenta de protestas de
partc de les miemoros obreros de la
Canara de Diputados, que do por
rcsultadO IN acalorado debate, q con-
secuencia del cual, fuc Ia derrota del
Gobicrno. FL nuevo Primer Minis,
tro. Sr. Silva, desenpenara ademas
de Ia iefatura del Gobierno, Ia Car
terra de Relaciones Exteriores.
e. edificio de Ia Federation del
Trabajo Ia sido rodeado por una
fuerte guardia de fuerzas r~epublica-
mas Y segIn Sc dice, Sc han hecho
numerosos arrestos entire sus lideres.
Otro despacho de Vigo, Espaha, di-
ca que los ferrocarrileros portugueses
han obtenido las demands que ha-
bian ~presentado Y que Ell vista de
este han reanudsdo sus labores, res
tableciendose el servicio de trenes.