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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-20
HIT AT MITCHELL.
Miners Delegate Claims That He Sold
Out.

Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. l9.--The man
agement Of the Colorado strike was BIT
terly argued today on the floor Of the
national convention Of the United Mine
Workers. Delegate Robert Randall Of
Wyoming took the floor and spoke more
than an hour He charged that Presi.
dent Mitchell had sold out the miners
organization in the recent Colorado
strike and attacked the financial in.
tegrity Of the president His speech
was a personal attack on President Nit
chell The delegates tried to silence
Randall, but President Mitchell raped
for order, and insisted that Randall Ia
heard
When Randall was through President
Mitchell reviewed the conduct of the
Colorado strike, and said it was true
he had advised q settlement, and would
| do So again under the same circum
stances. He said early in the strike
President Howells Of the district asked
| Tor 100000 with which to carry on the
strike, which had been refused. Presi.
dent Mitchell said he did not want to
trust Howells with that amount.
President Mitchell made the charge
that ex National Member }. J.. Gears
had been IN collision with others in
connection with the stock market; that
the miners had refused to put up tents
sent them unless paid for IL; that the
miners had demanded the per diem wage
while on the strike, and that finally,
| after over 100000 had been poured
INTO the field and the strike had been
lrret.rlevably lost, he had advised TIE
settlement. Vice President Lewis, Sec.
Tetary Wilson, Patrick Dolan Of Pitts.
burg and ". R. Farley Of Alabama. who
had charge Of the strike for President
Mitchell also spoke vigorously, defend.
ing Mr. Mitchell.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-20
PAIN AND ETHER PROVED
TOO MUCH FOR R0SSI
Accident Victims Head Turned and He
Made Things Lively at Home
Of Quincy Doctor.

Quincy, Mass, Jan. 2o.-While John
Rossi Of south Quincy was employed IN
stone cutting yard IN that place
Yesterday, a block Of granite fell on
his left hand, crushing it. He was
taken to DR.. Fred E. jones' office, where
the surgeon made arrangements to am
pltate finger. The pain from the
hand and the influence OF ether turned
Rossi's head. Jumping from the oper,
atinp table. he ran through Dr. Jones'
house, aud finally jumped through q par
Tor window, carrying away the curtain,
sash and glass.
out in tie yard he bumped into sew
eral lines of clothes, tearing the lines
nom their fastenings, and then ran
through the swamp back Of Dr. Jones'
house toJthe railroad tracks, and thence
Is south Quincy, where he was found
about an hour later
After Rossi became quoted pc con-
seuted to go back to DR.. Jones once
and submit to being etherized. Inc
finger was finally amputated, and Ross
was profuse in apologies for the trouble
he had caused.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-20
LODGES EULOGY TO
GEORGE F. HOAR
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Pays a
Warm Tribute to Him in the
Legislature.

Boston, Jan. 10. Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge paid warm tribute to the late
Senator George Frisbie Hoar today be-
fore the Massachusetts, legislature. In
his eulogy he said:
Senator Hoar was descended from
an elder brother OF the president of
Harvard, John Hoar, man Of strong
character and marked abilities. The
old records contain more than one &C.
count of his elashings with the intoler-
ant and vigorous theocracy which gov
ened Massachusetts, and Of the fines
and imprisonments which be endured;
but he never seems either to have lost
the respect Of the community or to
have checked his speech.
"Nr Hoar inherited certain deep-root
ed conceptions of duty, Of character, and
Of the conduct OF life which were as
much a part of his being as the color
of his eyes or the shape Of his hand.
"IIe was equally fortunate in the time
of his birth, which often means SO much
in the making of character and career.
He was born on the Goth of August,
1926 Specifically, it was one Of the
most uninteresting periods in the his
tory of western civilization; dominated
in Europe by small men, mean in its
hopes, low in its ambitions. But be-
meath the surface vast forces were GER
minating and gathering, which in their
development were to affect profoundly
both Europe and America.
His eight years in the House We're
crowded with work He began with a
very modest estimate of his own ca
pacities, but his power of eloquent
speech and his knowledge and ability
as a lawyer soon brought him forward.
When S. S. Cox sneered at him one day,
saving Massachusetts had not sent her
Hector to the field" and Mr.. Hoar re-
piled that there was no need TO send
i Hector to meet Thersites, the House
recognized quick and biting wit, Of
which it was we'll TO beware.
"TIe was a member of the committee
to investigate the freedmens bureau,
and took part in the report which exon
Grated Gen. Howard He was one Of
the House managers in the Belknap trial
and the leading member of the commit.
tee which investigated the Union Paci-
6c Railroad and the scandals of the
Credit Mobiler.
He entered the Senate as leader
and leader he remained to the end
He was a great debater, quick in retort
, with all the resources OF his mind always
at his command. Although he had nc
marked gifts of presence, voice or de-
livery, he was none the less a master
Of brilliant and powerful speech
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-20
Backward
Sometimes Causes Despondency
If People Are Not in the
Pink of Condition.

NJ. q three people were talking IN
p,l,,art Wells store the other day
when Mr.. Wells remarked that at this
t;ne az the year people were very much
o;yen TO looking backward, and that 10
5;s mind nothing that he knew of in
IN bis experience in the drug business
~. - much Encouragement, blues.
o,,l gorelodings and downright despond
-. 81 Che fact that one is not so viz
oross and hearty as a year ago, and
- g;no m A bottle OF Rexall Mucu.Tone
~ od3ed. Il don't know of any rem.
adv that viii so guiackly restore old
t;n,o v;oor as Rexall MucuTone. Rex
IN Nfucu. Tone is designed especially for
snoI, ailments az are prevalent Just now.
s,,oh a. cold ia the head, catarrh Of the
nose and throat and bronchial troubles,
leading up to pneumonia in fact Mucu.
Tone Il d Catarh remedy, pure and
s;mple People need never fear all these
1 ;1nents If their system is clear of Ca.
tarrh. and the reason why nine out OF
sverv ten people are SO frequently trou.
hla3 with these troublesome ailments Is.
hocanse ninety. eight out of every hun.
dred people have Catarrh, in some form
@ another. It may not be apparent to
every one. but if you are all rundown,
feel tired out in the morning, instead Of
heino refreshed; restless, Respondent,
discouraged, Rexall Mucu-Tone takes
right hold and builds you up. It does
itbis because 1t first Of all destroys every
trace 81 the catarrhal germs. Then,
tlst a. It's name implies, il tones up the
mucous tissues that have been deranged
by disease, makes You put on flesh and
wonderfully increases the appetite"
lyon druggists make very great
claims for your medicines. / have heard
strong claims for other medicines that
didn't amount to much" remarked
listener. 4 know they do replied Mr..
Wells. aWords are common property,
lanyone can say a thing is so. But the
lfniflment- here it is We guarantee q
bottle Of Rexall Alucu-Tone to cure the
worst case Of catarrh, rundown consti-
tuition, case Of the blues or dependency
there Il in Barre, or we absolutely re-
turn every cent you pay US without
single question. Yes, we viii 20 one
stem further, we viii guarantee results
from d single large trial-size bottle that
We sell for fifty cents, Or refund the
price. Riekert& Wells, Druggists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-20
SUMMONS ROCKEFELLER.
Attorney General and Controller Also
Called in Lottery Investigation.

Chicago, Jan. 10.--John d. Rockefel-
Ter, Attorney General Moody and Con
trollcr Ridgeley may be called as wit
nesses for the defense OF 4. a. Gour-
dam and ]. II. Dalton, who are charged
with conducting lottery scheme by
the use Of the mails.
Gourdain appeared today in the Office
of the clerk Of the United States Dis
trict Court and asked that subpoenas
for this distinguished trio named be
made out. After the papers had been
secured Gourdain left the office without
giving any explanation for his action.
1t is charged that the two defendants
had been sending lottery tickets to
neighboring states in violation Of the
federal laws and in connection with this
used express companies and the United
States mails in furthering the scheme.
The case is set for hearing January
30
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-20
Great Struggle Coming Over
the Philippines.
ISLAND PEOPLE ANXIOUS
The Beet Sugar and Tobacco Interests
VIII Oppose Lower Rates and
Win Put Up Hard
Fight


Washington, Jan. 19.--Forces are lin
ing up in preparation for determined
struggle over the Philippine tariff bill.
One beet sugar leader, prominent in
conducting the fight against the Cuban
concession, writes to the Ways and
Means committee, saying that the strug-
gle Of the sugar and tobacco people
against that action was mere Skin
mish beside the battle royal which will
now break out Meanwhile w. n.
swarthout, editor of the Manila Times,
is in Washington to urge this legisla-
ton, saying that unless it is secnred
"there will be trouble brewing in the
islands before the next election The
administration believes this reduction
Of duties essential to the economic wei.
fare Of the Filipinos. This is Secretary
Taft's fight in particular.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-20
OWNERSHIP
OF STICK PIN
Friends Testify That fuckers
Was Smaller
THAN ONE SHOWN in COURT
fuckers chums Say That His PIN Was
VERY Similar" Companion
Testifes Tucker Cut
His Finger.
THAN ONE SHOWN in COURT

Cambridge, Mass, Jan. 90. Who own
ed the Canadian pin said to have been
taken from the Page house on the day
of the murderg
The state asserted that it belonged
to Mabel Page, and offered witnesses in
support of that assertion.
The defence claims that it was Tuck
er's, and in support Of that contention
offered a haIf-score of witnesses yester-
day morning to show that Tucker had
owned that pin for two years prior to
the murder Of Miss Page. None Of the
witnesses would swear that the pin
shown to them was the exact pin that
Tucker wore, and some went SO far as
to say that the pin showed to them
looked a little larger than the one they
had seen on Tucker.
Attorney General Parker secured from
William p. Seaver Identification of the
picture of Tucker which was published
in the Boston Sunday Globe of July s.
1908. The picture contains the like.
ness OF the defendant in a group OF
lifesavers, and he has on a cap with the
pin that he owned on the front of it.
The first witness Of the day was
Brian Fish, an employee Of Thorp 4
Martin Co., the Franklin street station
ers, and he told about going to Music
Hail with the defendant on the Satur.
day previous to the murder. He said
that while they were in Che theatre
Tucker dropped hunting knife from
his sheath and in picking it up cut his
finger. At that time, the witness said
Tucker had his oyercoat lying across
his knees.
lie had seen Tucker wear a shield pin
but when The so-called Page exhibit was
shown the witness he said it LOOKED
larger than the one which he had seer
Tucker wear.
The witnesses who testified to having
seen Tucker wear the pin at various
times, running as far back as the sum
lner Of 1902, were Brian Fish, Charlie.
j. Phelps, William II. Seaver, John +
Doyle and Fred. MI Kimball, forme
employees Of Thorp & Martin; Charles
0fria, barber who frequently shaved
Tucker; Walter G. Wiggin, surveyor
living next door to the fuckers IN An
burndale; Lester Fletcher, a former Au
burndale man, and Albert J. Adams, I
friend.
Then Miss Sarah j. Connolly OF An
burndaIe was called She is the frs
witness for the defence for the purpos
of establishing an abb for the defend
ant. It was she who saw Tucker o
Weston bridge on March 81. She sail
it was after twelve o'clock, but sh
could not state the exact time
The next witness called to establis
the abb was Edgar j. Frost, who re
membered seeing Tucker on Westo
bridge while he was in d boat in tn
stream about noon on March 81, II
remembered that girl crossed u
bridge two or three minutes after Tuck
Ell did, but he did not see the two ther
at the same time, as Miss Connolly ha
testified.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-20
NEWSPAPER MEN FINED.
Los Angeles Times Published Articles
Alleged to Reflect on Grand Jury.

los Angeles, Cal, Jan. 49, Harrison
Gray Otis, and his son in-law, Harry
Chandler, owners and publishers Of the
Los Angeles Times, have been fined $500
each BY Judge WILDER in the Superior
Court for publishing articles alleged to
reflect on the action and motives Of a
recent county grand jury. The defend
ants asserted that their publication was
IA privileged one, and that any effort
unduly to restrict criticism would be
an abridgement Of the rights Of the
press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-20
OFFICES REMOVED.
Burlington Loses Offices of Rutland R.
R. on Account Of Change.

Burlington. Jan 90 The treRsurer's
office OF the Rutland railroad which was
removed here from Rutland about two
years ago, viii be closed, now that the
road has passed into the hands Of the
New York Central road, and the business
Of the office will be transacted from
the offices Of the company in Rutland,
for the present
The retiring treasurer 81 the Rutland
road, Clarence Morgan, said today that
a representative from the New York
Central was already IA the city and that
the office here would be closed as soon
as the transfer could be made to Rut
land
Il am out Of a Job said Air. Nor
gan, laughingly, and as yet have made
no plans for the future shall reside
in Burlington as heretofore until further
notice
Il is the intention Of the new manage
ment TO consolidate the Offices Of the
road as much As possible, hence the
change
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-20

BY AUSTRIA?
Rome Disturbed by Military
Concentration.
PRESS THINKS IT BAD SIGN
Vienna Explains the Matter as Routine
Troops on Italian Frontier
Merely Resuming
Posts.

Rome, Jan. 10. Uneasiness i felt
here At the concentration Of Austrian
troops on the Italian frontier, the Pat
ria going so far as to say that Austria
is preparing for war against Italy. On
the other hand the Tribuna publishes a
statement to the effect that its cores
pondent at Vienna has been assured by
the Austrian foreign Office that the in
crease in the number Of Austrian troops
on the frontier of Italy was merely due
to the return Of soldiers to their posts
after having been on duty along the
Russian frontier, their presence there
being no longer necessary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-20
ITALY ABoLIsHEs SLAVERY.
Decree Issued Covering Colonies in West
Africa.

Rome, JAN 19--The Italian govern
ment has issued decree providing for
the abolition Of slavery in Italy's West
African colonies, which was first de-
nounced BIZ the American consul at
Cairo. The terms OF the decree are con-
sidered to be more liberal than those
issued BY any other European nation
having colonies in Africa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-20
NO NEW STATES THIS TIME.
Strong Opposition and Lukewarn Sup
port for Statehood Bill.

Washington, Jan. 19.--Polls of the
Senate show almost conclusively that
the joint statehood bill is sure of de-
feat. Sixteen Republican senators in
addition to the solid Democratic strength
oppose the bill.
A prominent western senator, who is
himself pledged to vote for the bill, as
serted today that with the exception Of
Beyeridge, not senator could be found
who was really in earnest for the bill.
Indications are that no new state win
be created this session.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-20
DIED BESIDE COFFIN.
Station Agent at MineOIa Fell Dead Of
Heart Failure.

Mineola, i. r, Jan. TO-. While assist
inr "a take coffin containing 9 body
from freight car last night William
Powell. station agent Of the Long isl-
and railroad here, staggered and fell 70
the ground. Before aid could reach nm
he was dead. The body in the colin
had been brought from Wading hlyer
and was being transferred to another
train. Dr. A. 6. Rave was a passenger
on the train, and he pronounced Powell
dead. His death is attributed to heart
failure. Powell was 20 years old and
had been station agent about year
He married the daughter OF a farmer
in this section only ten days ago
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-20
pLATr.RLIAs CASE,
Testimony Completed and Arguments
VIII Be Presented Tan. 80.

New York, Jan. 19-The last Of the
testimony in the famous PIatt Elias
case, ~ which well. known man, eighty
tour years old, IS suing negro woman
tor S6S5,000, which he claims she ex-
torted from him under threats 81 ex
posing their relations, has been taken
and counsel for both sides began today
the preparation Of briefs to be presented
70 supreme Court Justice O'Gorman on
Jan. goth, after which decision will pc
handed ga down as to whether or mol
fiatt may impress with trust the
money he gave to the woman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-20
FINISHING RATE BILL,
Measure to Be introduced in House on
Saturday.

Washington, Jan. 19.--Colonel Hep
burn will introduce his railroad rate
bill Saturday. He viii 60 over its final
details before submission with Attorney
General Moody, and also with the Sen
ate leaders.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-20
A Guaranteed cure for piles.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. Your druggist win refund money
ii PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure you
in 6 to IA days. Fifty cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-20
MRS. cHADwIcK nL IN JAIL.
Two Physicians Called to See Her -
Mr.. Carnegie Aids Bank Losers.

Cleveland, o., Jan. 1.-Two physi-
clans have been called to see Mrs. Cassie
L. Chadwick in jail. She is said to be
suffering from physical and mental col
lapse. Attorney Dawley says she is
afflicted with heart trouble, and would
not be able to stand trial in court
in her present condition. The announce
ment that Mr.. Carnegie had decided to
reimburse the losers by the failure Of
the 0berlin Bank has seemed TO greatly
affect Mrs. Chadwick. DR.. Chadwick
yesterday called at the Jail and spent
half an hour in conversation with his
wife. He admitted to the Jail officials
that he thought her very sick woman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-20

Elyria, O., Jan. 19.-Andrew Carnegie
has placed $4,000 in the hands Of Rev.
w. L. Cadmus, pastor Of the First Con-
gregational church of this city, to be
distributed to the depositors who lost
their money in the failed Citizens Nat
ional Bank Of Oberlin as a result Of
the Chadwick loans. Mr.. Carnegie has
also given Mr. Cadmus $4,000 to reim-
burse the Oberlin Y. M. c. A,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-23
DEcLRAGIONS
de Nj LOUB.
No aCepta SUI reeleGCiOF
Dice que e basIara d lIiaIa De simple euaadana.

Respondiendo 4 un redactor de la revis-
to Lecture pour Tous, \ quien Ie pregun-
.to 81 aceptarfa nueYamente Ia presidencia
de Ia Repdblica M. Loubet la dicho:
s'Puede usted affmar que no; 10 eonsi-
dero contrario q los principles democratic
COS.
Ademas, 81 me queda algdn tiempo que
yivir, quiero yivirlo en- el reposo y en- el
olYido.
He dado 4 mi pals en- cuarenta amos de
seryicio toda mi fuerza mi actividad;
ahora, yiejo, fatigado, quiero consagrar
mis- tiltimos dias al amor de la familia.
El dfa que abandone la Presidencia, ha-
bra terminado mi carrera politica; no So
icitar6 ningl1n cargo; no ser6 diputado, nj
senador; me bastard el tftulo de simple
ciudadano.'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-23

DEsPUEs DE PRoBAR tcdos los engsfio.
SOS remedies que Sc anuuoisn es ousndo mas
90 sgradece Is eficacia RADIO : L del DigsI-
tiv0 Moiarriets, cuya superiori ad est6 uni-
versalmente conhrmada.
Ouraoiones desespersdss en- personas bien
co1ooidas que 10 tomaron duFante tres me-
Ees son las que 10 han hecho glori0so, pero
un solo eStucha produce meier efecto que
una docena de ffas Jos de cualquier otro re-
medic; porque adem IS de ser el 6nioo yerda-
dero Curative radical del eat6mago del ms
testi 10, sin enga1osa Rcoi0n oslmante, es Di-
gesti 70 y PuriHcador de los alimentos.
Sc debe exigir que ceda hostia tenga gra-
bado 81 nombre Digestive II iarrieta.
De 96sito general de las FarmRcias de Blan-
CO %, R4m0n AlmaZany y Fidel Guillerm8-
ty, en- San Juan de Puerto Rico; de vents
Q las prinoipales Drogueriss de Europa y
America.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-23
No hay patrIa, pOIitIcOs peIveIs0s.

Toda la prensa de Europa censura du-
ramente los vieios y decadentes polfticos
q consecuencia de las declaraciones POI
ellos hechas.
Todos dicen que han contribuido que
ell rey Sc case con una princesa inglesa co
mo demonstration de los grandes seryicios
prestados por Inglaterra Espafia en- Ia
Ultima guerra Cosas veredes que haran
hablar las piedras pero siempre adelante
con Ell immense surtido que esta recibiendo
ssLa Vizcaina" San Francisco AZ. No hay
quien Sc resista.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-23
0rden de Ia POIiGia

Sc han dado 6rdenes toda la policia
de la isla para que permita que en- los dias
de Noche- -Buena y vfspera de Ano NueVo
que caen en- domingo, puedan estar abier-
tos toda elase de establecimientos hasta las
doce de la noche.
Esta orden obedece que los estableci-
1nientos al detail de pulperfas y yentorri-
Hos tendrfan que cerrar esos dias por ser
domingo, z las II del dia asf podran
vender 4 todos los pobres.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-23
NIL DOLLARS DE PASAJE.

Ia Companfa de Opera lIegada aver 4
esta Capital que debutar6 el dfa % en-
lei Teatro del PaTque, pag6 mil dollars por
el importe de su pasaje de Venezuela 4
San Juan
Trae trescientos bultos de- equipaje y
Ise compone de 81 personals de ambos sexos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-23
Para dsspedir Ell aHo en- Carolina,

Hemos recibido atenta invitaci6n para
Ell bale de sociedad, que ha acordado cele-
brar el Centric de Carolina, "Colonla Es-
pafiola."
Dicho baile Sc celebFara en- La noche del
81 de diciembre en- los salones del indica-
do centro, para despedir 81 afio que tinallza
1905 " saludar el entrante 1906.
Estimarnos Ia cortesfa de la colonia espa.
fiola de Carolina. F.
Que Sc diviertan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-23

Casa de Pr6starnos de Jose Bazan,
Allen 28.- Ell dia 80 del corriente y las
dos de la tarde Sc llevard 4 cabo el remate
de las prendas que han transcurrido seis
meses desde su vencimiento no han sido
renovadas nj canceladas Ell remate ten
dra lugar .en el establecimiento LA Men-
dita" Plaza Principal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-23

New York, Diciembre %, 1870 p. m.
TN despacho de Petersburgo ha causa-
do gran sensaci6n en- los cfrculos poiitlcos
europeos. .
La ciudad de Moscow, la segunda del
imperio russo, ha sido teatro de los mas
sangrientos combates entire las tuerzas Lea
les v los rebeldes
Estos, armados y equipados perfecta-
mente, lucharon con el ej6rcito, yenciendo-
le. N Gobiernan en- absolute la ciudad.
Las tropas fueron desbandadas, pues el
pueblo secund6 & las fuerzas revoluciona-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-23
De PkSEO 0.

Ha salido para Toa-baja donde perma-
empleado de las 0fieinas de Tesorerfa don
Arturo Moreno Calderon, 4 quien desea-
mos gratas impresiones en- su viaie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-23

New York, Diciembre %, 1.3O p. m.
La conferencia International en- Algecl-
ras, sobre los asuntos de Marruecos ma sldo
-dicen de Madrid-fjada defnitivamente
para el Z dc Enero, en- que Sc iltimardn
los acuerdos que solo Sc esbozaran en- Ia