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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-28

Details became known Yesterday
says recent issue Of the London
Times. of carefully planned and sue.
Icessfully executed trick carried out al
the PiccadiIly hotel BY which two as.
sistants Of Messers Mappin and Webb,
the jewelers., were robbed OF diamond
ring valued at f300.
Posing as an American, j. Bolman
of New York. man engaged in suite
of rooms on the fourth floor of the
Piccadilly hotel on Monday, slept there
the night and on Tuesday called at
the Regent street premises Of Messrs.
Mappin and Webb He looked at a
number of diamond rings and asked for
several to be sent down 10 the hotel for
his wife to make her choice. The
manager was rather suspicious, and
sent one of most experienced assis-
tants and another employee TO the hotel
with strict injunctions that the rings
were not to go out of their sight.
At tire hotel they were received by
"Mr. Bolman" in his private sitting
room. He asked If he might take the
rings across the corridor to the bed
room in which he said his wife was ly-
ing III at the same time nodding TO a
in gill. at the same time nodding an old
trick. the chief assistant promptly
said that he was not at liberty to let
any ring out Of his sight unless II was
paid for The man protested, but at
last began examining the rings him
self He picked out one Of the finest,
and then suddenly pushed the assis-
tants away. dashed through the door
and closed IL.
Both men jumped after him, but
when one seized the door knob II came
of in his hands The screw securing
il TO the central pin had been removed.
They ran to the bell, and found the
rope had been cut. mad when they tried
the house telephone they got no an
swer. as il had been put out of action.
they went to the window. and
eventually succeeded in attracting at
tention. but by the time they were re-
leased from the room in which they
had been trapped the man had vanished
with the diamond ring.
There had never been any woman
with him. and he explained her absence
AZ the hotel by saying that she was
later with the luggage. and
in that way had disarmed any doubts
there. might have been as to the
genuine character Of his visit He Is
described as a well.dressed man about
) feet II inches in height, Of medium
build. and with dark hair and small
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-28
TALK or THE TOWN

Remember the Baptist 1000 saie oI
Saturday afternoon.--ad
Alden Burke Of Summer street was 1
visitor in Northfeld to-day.
Mrs. Scott Tinkham Of Quechee was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
| Roy Saunders Of Burlington was .
business visitor in the city to-day.
| For cement and brick work call Leel
So Pleasant street, phone 276-6.--adv'
! N. N. Harris of Worcester was in
the city yesterday on business visit
| Miss Edith Dodds of this city left
yesterday for Burlington for a short
visit.
Miss Mary Smart, this city, left yes
terdsy for Newark, n j.. on a brief
visit.
w. Frank of Cobbleskill N. ", ar
rived in the city yesterday on short
| visit.
Stanley Motifs and Everett Wilson
of Boston were in the city yesterday
on business.
Frank Kennedy OF Rochester was in
the city yesterday afternoon on bus
mess visit.
G. H. Northrup and Robert Kent left
to-day on hunting trip to their camp
at Kettle pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Morse of
Morrisville were business visitors in
the city yesterday.
j. B. Ledoux Of Sherbrooke, r. O.,
arrived in the city yesterday after
noon on short visit.
III A. Dunbar returned yesterday to
st. Adams, after spending the past few
days in this city on business.
John Houbbens and Henry Perrin Of
Worcester, Mass, are passing few
days in the city on business.
Cork linoleum, Gold Seal, rugs and
piece goods. Special prices. Sadiers
outfitter, 10 Keith avenue.--adv.
Leslie Carpenter Of West street left
yesterday for California, where he ex-
poets to pass the winter months.
This is local headquarters for Vic
trolas and Victor records. Httlefeld
Piano Co, formerly Bailey's Music
Rooms.--ady.
Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Durham have
moved their household effects from
Perry street to Hubbard street in
Montpelier.
Ernest Stackpole, formerly of this
city, who now conducts a garage In
Bethel, was in the city yesterday on
business visit.
Food sale Baptist church Saturday
afternoon, O'Clock. Homemade baked
beans, brown bread, doughnuts, cakes
and pies.
Ernest Robinson Of the East Barre
road, who was seriously injured in a |
runaway accident some time ago, is
able to be about
Just received large shipment Of |
pianos. Can be seen at our store, |
Littlefield Piano Co., formerly Bailey's |
Music Rooms, Barre.-adv.
Only four more days in which TO pay |
fiat rate water rentals. Office will be |
open Saturday evening from to $500 |
Superintendent water department.
adv.
Grace Batchelder of Kinstead, Mont
pelier, is spending few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Batchel-
Ter, ON the Plainfeld road. She is ac-
by two small boys from the
rome.
Word was received yesterday by Sec
etary Fred Suitor of the Quarry Work
RS union to the effect that the Index,
Wash, branch had signed an agreement
With the quarry workers. The agree
nent is slightly different than the
Barre agreement. The Eureka Granite
company in Adamant also signed an
IRreement with the union quarry work
RS, their bill being practically the same
IS that signed by the Capital Hill con
ern some time ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-28
Weather Changes Cause sickness.

Extreme changes of weather during
fall cause many colds and coughs. For
quick relief from throat, chest and
bronchial trouble, coughs, colds and
Group use Foley's Honey and Tar. Con
tains no opiates-ingredients printed on
the wrapper. Largest selling cough med
icine in the world. "Foley's Honey and
Tar is the most pleasant and efficient
remedy for coughs and colds that / ever
saw" writes VIM. Jones, Fl Dars, III.
Sold everywhere.-adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-28
AN UNLOADER

is not always a spreader. The John
Deere. Beaten on-Axle machine k a
real spreader.
Only 80 inches to top Of box. it is
easy to load. too. No sprOckets,
chains or gears. it is easy to keep in
repair. As we have them in stock in
two sizes. it is easy TO get one at a
minutes notice.
A John Deere Spreader is easy TO pay
for, as it will.buy itself in one season.
MARSH-ALLEN co.
N. Z. Tel i4o. - Orange Co. Tel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-28
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED aged woman wants work
call ls Long street. 1879
TO RENT-4-room upstairs tenement n. IS
East street: Tel 4fs-Y. is2ff
LOST-On Main street between postofficc
and Depot square. a msrmot fur belt
finder please call 766-M or leave at Times
Office lextIs
FOR SALE-A good six-room houzs and a
few acres Of land: right near the three
roads leading 10 Graniteville good chance
n your living at home Charles Papineau.
Crsniteyille. VT ie2te.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-28

~Bill.r said sailor looking up from
his writing. do you spell sense with
e. or an So
THAT depends" replied his friend
DO YOU refer 10 cents. meaning
money. or sense. meaning brains =
"Aw. I don't mean either Of them
two" was the reply. what I want to
say il Il amt seen him sense. Dos
ton Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-28
Card Of Thanks.

We wish TO express our heartfelt
thanks TO our many friends who helped
TO tighten our burden during the sick
ness and death Of our beloved Irene.
Telesphore Matthews,
Mrs. J. Bizzozero.
Julia Bizzozero,
Richard Bizzozero.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-28
Atmosphere.

why the golf rig, old mani didn't
know you golfed,s
q don't. This get-up is mainly to i'm
press a bank president I'm going to
strike for loan."-B Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-28
Dinner Table Humor.

Are you fond OF chicken, Mr..
Flippf"
Both kinds, madam--the kind that's
killed to dress and the kind that's
dressed to kill."-Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-28

-The doctors say that here's an in
crease in badness"
well people can't drink their hair
tonic and apply Il. too. --Boston Tran
script
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-28
The Truthful Farmer.

Are these eggs fresh
yes. ma'am- They wouldn't have
been laid tin tomorrow If I hadn't
made a mistake and torn an extra leaf
0tt Of the calendar. Bostin Tran
script.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-28
SAVING WOOD

may be made very profitable this year
with a good new outfit that won't
lose any time for you. We can furnish
you both Drag and Circular Saw Ma
chimes, in the right kind. with or with
out engine and Al a very price.
You don't have to wait a minute for
them. 4 very special low price On
5 h ?. Engines
MARSH-ALLEN co.
n. T. ,Fhone fte. orsnrs Cgurv Teisrhons
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-28

Attention, Modern
Woodmen drill teami
Drill Monday evening,
Oct. 30, at 7 o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-28

kittredge, pastor. Morning worship at
l0;3O, with talk to the boys and girls
and sermon from The theme. "The Fa-
therhood OF God" This will be the first
in a series on the Lords prayer which
viii be preached on successive Sunday
mornings Sabbath school at l2 m.
Christian Endeavor at and evening
worship at with sermon from the
$Theme, "Life's Horizons The boy
scouts meet in the vestry Monday, p.
m. The annual chicken pie supper and
sale OF fsncywork, aprons. etc. will be
held in the vestry Thursday and Fri
day evenings. Nov 2 and 3. Supper viii
be served Thursday from to O'Clock.
The public is earnestly invited to at
tend all or any of our services.
Congregational church-Rev. F. l.
Goodspeed, pastor. At 1880, morning
worship and preaching by the pastor;
subject, ''The Mars Hill Speech" BIZ
bic school at noon. $3.50 p. m, the topic
for the junior Endeavorers Is The
Evils of Intemperance.r D. m. sen
Tor Y. P. S. c. f.; subject. "A Saloon
less World, and How TO Get IT," Z. eve
ming worship and sermon by the pastor
on The Bible and the Victorious Life
Music by male quartet both morning
and evening Tuesday, 6;45 p. m. tie
campfire girls viii have Hallowe n
party ct the home Of Miss Annis, T.
Spaulding street Wednesday, 2:30 p.
m, meeting OF the woman's association
in charge Of Mrs. W. J. Clapp. Thank
offering for missions. Thursday after
noon the barrel for the school in
Georgia viii be packed Second hand
clothing is solicited. Thursday. ESQ D.
m. midweek service We invite all II.
fpraStad fn xvorshtn With ne
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24
Ell GRAN JURADO
DE MAYAGUEZ

| Ell Gran Jurado que ha venido az
tuando en- la Corte de Distrito dc Ma
yagiiez, rndi0 su informe en- cuanto
las causas que le fueron sometidas
a su consideration por ell Fiscal, en- Ia
Siguente forma No encontr0 causa
de acci0n y Sc ordeno ell archivo Ell
| los caSoS contra Ramon DiaZ, de
Anasco, Jose Martinez, de Lajas Y
Gregorio Vargas, de Hormigueros,
por homicidio invoIuntario; Ricardo
lrizarry, de Mayagiiez, Flor Ramirez,
de Cabo Rojo, Felix Matias Sixto
Soto, de Anasco, Gabriel Asencio, dc
Cabo Rojo, Alberto Manuel Ruiz,
de Anasco, por atentado la vida;
Rodolfo Rodriguez Zapata, de Maya
giiez y Armando Rodriguez Cruz, de
Cabo Rojo, por seduction Geronimo
Pardo, de Cabo Rojo, por violacion.
FL Gran Jurado encontro fundada
la acusacion y radico en- secretaria
para ulteriores procedimientos los Ca
SOS de delitos de sangre.
Contra Manuel Vega, de Sabana
Grande, por asesinato.
Monserrate Vidro, de Sabana Gran
de, Pedro Roche (a) Troche, dc San
German; Angel Rodriguez, de Cabo Ro
jo Ventura Bracero, de Mayagiez,
por asesinato en- primer grado.
Juan Rivera Lcbron (a) Juan Holan
des, de Mayagiiez, por homicidio vo-
luntario.
Venancio Nazario, de San German,
por homicidio involuntario.
Eusebio Rosado, de Anasco, Y Pc
dro Olan, de Las Marias, por muti!a-
cion.
Juan Jusino, de Maricao, Ventura
" Alfonso Bracero, de Mayaguez:
Jose Rivera Lopez, de Cabo Rojo y
Sixto Soto, de Anasco, por atentado
la vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24
Mari Gloria

Ese es el nombrp original, autenti-
co, de los famoSoS tientos que eScri
bio. con sin igual gracia, = muy es-
pecalmente para que 10 cantara ANA
liza Molina. cl inolvidable Y Glen We
ces glorioso Quinito Valverde.
"Mari-Gloria' fuG el caballo lie ba-
ITALIA. el gritu de guerra conque ANA
liza Molina atr0n0 el ambiente dc la
Habana.
Insprados Ell la musica de los ten
toS compusicron en- la Habana un dan
ION que eS muy popular conocido
en- Puerto Rico,
va haze mucho tempo que la gentil
tonadillera borr6 de su programa eSe
preciOSo numero.
4 peticion de sus incontables admi-
ralores la muy querida admirada
muchacha andaluza. ha reconstruIdo
con Ia valiosa ayuda del maestro
Joaquin Burset - la partitura tan di-
miuuta como graciosa.
Una de estas noches-ya sera. anun-
ciado-el publico del America Sabo-
reard ese "bomb0n macareno'
Carmelo Dfaz, compartira con ANA
lia los aplausos de la noche; en- esa
velada estrenard el popular mdsico un
cornetin que es un primor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24
Amigos de Lloyd Geor-
ge dicen que estepiensa
eSCribir SuS memorials
LUIS DIAZ
CAN Z ] A

Cuando comentabamos sus lltmas
y magistralmente cortadas cronicas
cuando nos empenabamos Ell rebusca1
entire viejos recortes guardados, aque-
las amenisimas, y sustanciales GRO
nicas desde Madrid, dcsde Barcelona
desde Cadiz, desde Paris, desde Mont
Martre, desde Chateau Terry, desde
en- fin, cada, sitio que visitara con
aquellos sus ojos clinicos, y con aque-
LA su antevision psychological, sobre-
todo y ante todo con aquella su iro-
mia tan correcta Y tan punZante, que
saba sacar partido todas las situa-
clones, pero un partido critico, galan-
te, y al mismo tempo envuelto en- una
sutileZa dc sarcasmo que NADIA ten
dria que envidiarle a Eca de QueiroZ,
a Julio Gambia, Y, nj al mismo Wilde,
ell Maestro :, cuando al final de la
lectura suya, que era para nosotros
dilecta, pensabamos en- que tai vez
muy pronto 10 tendriamos otra vez
cerca, llegar por la ma1ana a la mesa
de Ell IMPARCIAL, preparar aque-
Has informaciones que podian sacar-
Sc con pinzas, por su estilo sutilmen-
te ameno; cuando, en- fin, 10 recorda-
bamos con- carino por todo 10 que pa
ia nosotroS representaba su talen-
to-. -, entonces viene ell cable decir-
nos asi, de improviso como 81 Sc hu-
bieran hundido en- el mar los picachos
de los Andes, asi de inesperada, de
brusca, de dolorosa, nos parece la no
ticia eSta de la muerte de Luis. -, de
LUIS DIAZ-CANEJA, hasta nos
parece la noticia algo asi como una
broma suya, como uno de aquelios re-
truecanos que Sc nos hacian deliciosos
en- su pluma, Y es que tai vez es ESQ,
que va que nos ilevo spiritualmente
de la mano por las regiones de sus
viajes de sus suenos, no ha querido
despedirse, sin que sea su muerte una
sorpresa mas, de aquellas que siempre
nos reservaba en- sus cronicas, y asi
ahora la noticia de su muerte nos pa
rece solo ell titulo de una cronica de
Diaz-C -Caneja, tai vez de su Ultima GRO
nica...
iTal vez!
Reinaldo Silva.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24
Sc SABE QUE DE UN MOMENT0
A OTRO COMENZARA UNA OPERA
CION EN- GRAN ESCALA En- Ell RIFF
Patrullas turcas cOmeten tod0 generO de ex-
poliaciOnes contra los griegos
fugitivOs.
tus NucsnO serriciO CablsStdhco)

MELILLA, octubre 24.-Desde aver
sc oye ua fuerte canoneo en- diversos
lugares de la costa Aunque Sc guar
da una absolute reserva Official, supo-
nese inminente ell desarrollo dc una
operacion en- grande escala para 10
cual Sc ha hecho una habil rapida
movilizaci0n.
BURDEOS, octubre 24.-El Rey Don
Alfonso esta aqui de incognito, pero
como es tan popular esta siendo fes-
tejadisimo Y aclamado en- todas par
tes. La estancia DEF Rey Alfonso Sc
ia aqui muy breve, regresando proba-
blementG manana a Madrid.
CONSTANTINOPLA, octubre "a.
-Patrullas irregulares de los turcos
que Sc muestran rebeldes toda dis
ciplina, cCmeten depredaciones en- la
Tracia Oriental, asaltando las carava-
mas de refugiados griegos los cua-
les Sc les arrebata 10 1nico que han
podido salvar en- el eXodo cruel que
Sc les impone. Los eXcesos cometidos
contra los griegos fugitivos son de
una crueldad que LENA de conmisera-
cion de viva indignation cuantos
los conocen.
WASHINGTON, octubre 24-El es
presidente del Consejo de Ministries
griego NJ Venizelos, ha cablegrafiado
la Cruz Roja Americana, suplican-
dole presto su pronta ayuda a su pals,
afectado grandemente por los iltimos
desastres de su ejercito en- Asia Me-
nor. Dice Venizelos que por 10 me-
nos Sc necesitaria mas de un million
de dolares solo para atender los re-
fugiados procedentes del Cercano
Oriente, los cuales estan POGO menos
que al borde de la muerte, atenazados
por la mas horrible inanicion. M. We
nizelos apela la generosidad del pue-
bio americana, para socorrer sus
compatriotas hambrientos Y desnudos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24
LOS PAQUETES
ELETORALES
Custodiando ell Arsenal.
Una rOnda sOspechosa. = :Quienes
iban en- los dos autos?

Desde hace varias noches sc viene
notando mayor movimiento que de
costumbre en- el barrio de la Marina"
hacia la parte del edificio del Arsenal
que es donde permanecen guardadas
las papeletas listas de colegios elec-
tCrales.
Tn Redactor de Ell IMPARCIAL
pudo yer ell domingo por la noche al
dirigirse hacia ell sitio va eXpresado,
en- OCCASION ciertos rumores cogidos
en- las Gales de la ciudad, que efecti-
vamente existia tenor de algo que Sc
podia efectuar, toda vez que pudo no.
tar la presencia de varios policias, asl
como varios paisanos rondando
aquellos parajes.
AL acercarse hacia la Marina, tam
bien pudo reconocer nuestro Redac-
tor, un bombero que permanecia en-
Ia esquina que da acceso al sitio va
indicado, entendiendo' que alguna mi
sion especial lie habia sido encomen-
dada, tanto mas, cuanto que lie VIC
anotar los numeros dos automobiles
que pasaron rapidamente, que llenos
de pasaje entraron al patio interior
del edificio det Arsenal.
Parece que va muy entrada la no
che Sc tuvo mayores sospechas, y Sc
dio aviso al Quartet de la Policia de
algo que Sc tramaba, porque de ALI
concurrio un jefe con cuatro guardias
a sus ordenes procediendo practica1
en- todos los alrededores, como tambien
en- la parte interior del edificio, ur
minucioso registro, no descubriendo
NADIA que pudiera alimentar la seguri-
dad de que Sc tramaba alguna inten-
tona.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24

canterO, FernAndes & Co., Inc, 8daSOrsa.
0hcinas: Allen 90 st., (altos).
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24
Una carta. del Jefe del
Preside Sr. O'Neill

Octubre 23. 1922.
ST. Director de Ell IMPARCIAL.
San Juan, p. X.
Mi senior Y amigo:
,En la edici0n correspondence al
dfa de la fccha del culto diario la
de I'd. competente direction, aparecen
unas lfneas bajo el rubro TN Encar-
go. references visitas que. Sc dice
recibe el confinaQo Arturo Souffront
del senor don Carlos Julia.
Hecha la debida investigation del
case. puedo afirmar que, seglln decla-
raci0n del propio Souffront, el seiior
don Carlos Julia hi es familiar suyo
nj 10 ha visitado en- estos dfas.
Con la mas distinguida considera
ci6n Sc reitera de I'd. atento amigo
Luis O'NeW.
Jefe del Presidio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24
Examenes de revalida
para AbOgadOs

Octubre 23, 1922.
ST.. Director de Ell. IMPARCIAL,
San Juan.
Muy, scior mfo:
lie eStimare SO sirva dar publicidad
II la adjunta nota para cOnocimiento
de los aspirantes Il eXamenes de reva-
Ida ante e>ta COrte.
Atpntamente.
Felipe Jdner Jr..
Secretario INFERNO de la =
COrte Suprema.
Sepan los aSpirantes Il eXdmenes de
revalida que las solictudes deberdn
ser radicadaS en- la Secretaria de la
Cortc Suprrma dentro de los l9 pri-
mero> dias del mes de noviembre pro
XimU.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24

BELFAST, octubre 24.-Despues
de un prolongado parentesis en- que
Sc creia va resueta la situacion que
el pais habia entrado en- francas via
de RAY trabaio,. aver hubo un nuevo
brcte revolucionario en- los instantes
en- que III contingente de tropas del
estado libre dirigia un convoy de es-
Ia ciudad a un punto cercanO. Los
rebelGes asaltaron d los soldados del
gotierno, los cuales una vez salidos
de su sOTpresa la emprendieron san
gre Y fuego contra los atacantes, re-
sultando de la accion tres muertos y
nueve her!dos Las tropas revolucio-
narias Sc, dieron la fuga, viendo SUI
objective frustrado.
NEW YORK, o:tubrc 24.-Toda la
prensa comenta el anuncio de que Sc
estan hacienda sensacionales pruebas
con Urn nuevo tipo de aeroplano, capaz
&c conducir doble carga y pasajeros
que los actualmente Ell uso. Las prue-
bas Sc ejecutan con correspondence
del cOrreo
NEW HAVEN, Inglaterra, octubre
! 24.-El notable aviador frances Ma
neylrolle, ha realizado un vuelo sin
pasajero alguno en- un nuevo apara-
to, permaneciendo en- el espacio tres
| horas veintiun minutoS, casi sin
moverse Ell un solo punto FL aviador
ingles tambien estableci0 un record
semejante, en- unl biplano Fokker,
asombrando al publico con su inamo-
vilidad durante 40 minutes, conducien-
do un pasajero. Estas pruebas asom-
brosas, dan una idea de 10 que podra
ejecutar un aparato glider de los que
estan ahora en- embrion, en- tempo
de guerra, 81 permaneciendo en- quie-
tud en- un punto determinado Sc pro-
pusiera lamar bombas sobre una ciu-
dad campamento enemigo.
/ CONSTANTINOPLA, octubre "a.
-Rafet Pasha, anuncia el gobierno
Angora, no reconoce la autoridad del
! Sultan de Turquia, puesto que a OPT
Mon del alto personaje otomano, los
Nacionalistas no luchan por otra eau
sa que por estableecr Ell Turquia un
gobierno republicano radical no un
un sistema de gobierno Imperial nj
monarquico. Rafet Pasha dice que
una vez que las tropas de Mustafa
Kemal consoliden su poder en- Cons
tantinopla, 10 primero que haran sera
destronar el actual Sultan, para esta-
blecer ell regimen por ell cual vienen
/ luchando con tanto denuedo y asom-
/ bro universal.
I PARIS, octubre 24.--La Camara de
! Diputados en- su session de aver dio SUI
tvoto de confianza al Gobierno de NJ.
Raimundo Poincar6. tras una votaci0n
de 389 por 148. Para hoy mar
! ties Sc aplaz0 toda discussion sobre ell
preSupuesto nacional, v NADIA Sc pro
cedi6 Ell concrete sobre la question de
Oriente. La Cdmara lleva adelante
sus trabajos, animada de los mejores
deseos para e bienestar Y paz de la
naci6n.