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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-13

Mrs. Tilley and Miss Tilley who have been visiting Mrs. R. H. Clarke. left today to join Captain Tilley at Old Point Comfort.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-13

Mrs. Mary G. Brickell of Huntsville, Ala. is spending a few days with Mrs. G. l.. Smith.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-13

The remains of Senator D. D. Hall of Baldwin County. whose sudden and un- timely death was noted in The Adver- tiser were inferred yesterday after noon in the private graveyard at Canoe Station, Baldwin County. There was a large concourse of people at the obse- quies. Rev. E. A. Smith. pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Brewton, of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-13
TAXING OF AMERICAN COTTON BY IlIE
 apLNNERa OF THE WORLD.

Brought into sight thus
 far for season. ..l1,S3s,O66 9,676,S07
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-13

Mrs. A. A. Hale was the hostess of the Doasyouplease Club this afternoon.
 Miss Lucy Taylor is now the guest of Miss Mary Hunter on Dauphiaway'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30
School and
College Day

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug 30-The
o. hools and colleges III ;he north
vest were the gueEtg Of the Seattle
hostess. Mrs Bowdeu. IN the Wash
inrfon building AZ the Lewis and
Clark exposition to-day Invitations
we're issued 20 prominent educators
20 participate and many delegates
10 the educational congress now In
session were present
The exercises were held In gal
lcries OF tho building. which were
decorated with college pennants and
gold and purple Htrcamers. the col
crs Of the university Of Washington
At N 80 In the morning Prof Al
bert Gale gave n lecture on the curl
ous musical instruments OF print
tive and modern ages. which he g.
Illustrated with demonstration on
more than 60 instruments The af-
teruoou exercises began AZ o'clock
with an address by Commissioner
" A. Steele Seattle. after which
Or A =. Draper. a prominent cdu-
Gator. who loctuAsd at the eNposi-
ton Sunday. gave a brief talk
nr T +. Kane. president OF the
University OF Washington. made
some remarks. The reception By the
hoatessca tn honor of the visitors
followed The feature OF the after
noon was the reading From AK 10
Client" by Beatrice Mcclure. The
Seattle string quartet also gave
some selections. and Master Lester
Lobe sang
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30
SUCCESS
PORTLAND AERoNkuT SAILS
AROUND THE EXPOSITION IN
HIS NEW AIR SHIP

PORTLAND. Aug. so shortly
before noon Baldwin's airship city
OF Portland made the most success
fui flight In the history OF aerial
navigation, with Lincoln Beaehy as
neronaut.
Thousands watched the ships
course over the exposition grounds.
and circle around the towers OF the
government building. then NJ about
the fiaRataffs OF other structures.
The machine WAS under perfect con-
troll Beachy steering at win and In
creasing or decreasing speed az he
desired. and varying its altitude 10
the height Of 900 as desired After
three quarters of an hour. he re-
turned 10 the exact spot from which
he started.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

would go | waited until had the
real goods on them. and then went
after them good and heavy Billy
said he VAS just tying Nra Froat's
shoe but she didu't have her shoes
on.
The upshot Of the scene that Tot.
lowed was that they both Kot ~
and went downtown. Previously
had been 10 Mr. Frost and told him
the things | suspected about bis wife
end my husband. but be always told
me ! vas insane Ny opinion of him
81 that he Is a cheap Efaftcr and that
he vas aslnS his wife to get ny
husband money.
Ths whole three ef them had q
conspiracy 10 do me az and guess
iheF have done n. They say the
California home - sid ard fhe
money Epent. and my husband tore
up our marriage certificate aud then
awore Ne we're never married az all
Oid FROST boasts % being a jury
fixer. whatever that - Wei. last
nlEht They all came back here and
BlIlf' packed his Rripa and wea
going 30 leave with them I grabbed
his hat and hid IL in the house and
bcEEed him 10 stay With me-. lie
came in and called me nasty uamss
and shook me and / chung to him
until he drngEed me cut on thu
porch. Then FROST hutied n and
] showed him of the pols1 and
grabbed brick 20 protect myself
with Then Billy pulled O. Kun and
said he'd KIN me dead u I struck
Frost. Frost Knocked me down and
beat me half senaeleas. then they
all left. sent Tor Judge Cole. and
he had Billy arrested in Seattle
This morning ! went 10 the prose.
cutting attorneys office 90 see what
I could have them all prosecuted
for. but they say I cant have any
Of them arrested Whatever am
going 10 do7 Billy told me- he
would Kin me II I exposed Mrs
Frost. and they'll let him out ~
iail this afternoon. then III be
afraid ~ my life"
Mrs Root wept again
Meanwhile rumar has u that in
tereating prosecutions will soon
be begun. the charges ranging al
the way from dlaorderly conduct
and divorce proceedings 20 alicna-
lions Of affections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30
BruteS in Human Form
Assault Little Girls
PAULINE Asuo SIX OF WEST SEATTLE. ONE rHg
VICTIMS AND HER AssAILAsT. LEWIS HANSON A SAILOR
IS UNDER ARRasr-A ssv1S.YuAR- OLD SEATTLE CHILD
10 THE OTHER werm-HER AsshILANr ESCAPED

comnlishet hiu foul purpose. In spite
of her struggles.
Ths little Eiri came home crying
as II ber heart would break and told
her mother what had taken place.
She stated that a younE man Of
fered her 10 cents q go into the
uooashsa eiih him when be got
hef into the place he locked the door
and tpid her "a keep quiet 90 he
would AL her She uas frightened
aud did not scream. The child vas
iursraied terribly. according to a re-
port circulated iu the ueiEhbarhood
The father i0at no time ia re-
purtinE the crime 20 the police. who
have On their possession an uccu-
rate description 81 the fiend.
The child was able 60 describe In
detail the dress and appearance Of
2he man. Hardly a DAY goes by that
the police are net notified OF similar
kiie ats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30
FRANCIS IS GAME

Thomas Francis said TO be tho
man who robbed shoe store at III
Marion. on Tuesday night. was
placed under arrest in the lower
part OF the city at IL o'clock on
Wednesday by Patrolmen BurlSman.
Crandall aud Donion. A pair Of
shoes are held as evidence against
him and the police think they have
the right man. In answer TO this
Francis is willing TO face trial ana
prove that he is innocent. and has
defied the whole police department.
to make good on the pinch The
prisoner had a neat little note book
la his possession which came to
light when he was searched.
II stated when and where he got
an OF the things found on his per-
son, The police were staggered &C
the completeness OF the mans de-
Tense. but will hold their man until
the matter has been thoroughly
gone into, Il want 10 set out of this
scruue as soon as possible" were
the words that floated back over this
erfaoucr's shoulder as he was led
- 10 his cell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30
They BOB
UP AGAIN

The corporations committee has
rallied from its late rout. and at
ita meeting ON Wednesday afternoon
VIII possibly make renewed at
tempt 20 put through the uureatrict-
Cd Franchises for carlineH on Sec
ond and Westlaks avenues.
A. the meeting Of the council
however they VIII probably meet
their Waterloo
Mullen. Benjamin and zbinden
are said 60 favor passing the bills.
Although the franchises were
given Knockout drops once. the
persistent friends Of the Seattle
Electric company hope TO yet revive
them. ami the Ubiquitous documents
are only alternating until warmer
winds blow
Sow that city Engineer Thomson
IL back he VIII probably be dragged
in. He IL openly IN favor Of the
common use clause. however
The committee viii also take up
the Great Sorthern's application Tor
a spur on Jackson street. and possi-
bly, the application for a franchise
for a rolling roadway on Jefferson
street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30
HE "RETREATED
FROM MOSCOW"


II. q. Bryant. n Rroceryman Of
Moscow. Idaho, cot as far as Seat
tie I'm an attempt TO escape trial on
a felony charge. but he ran into city
Detective Phillips arms on Tuesday
night and was straightwuy intro
duced 10 an interior view OF Chief
Delaney'a fortress at the corner OF
Third and Yesler.
Although the police received a let
ter containing a warrant for Bry-
ants arrest. the writer neglected to
state what the exact charge was.
and Bryant does not know himself
The name he gives IS an assumed
one and the writer states that his
correct name Is Bremblett
lie win be held here pending fur
Their instructions from the Moscow
authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30
SOUTHEAST SEATTLE HAS
A REAL SCANDAL

Wild excitement prevails in the
little city o. Southeast Seattle
which Is all agog over It's first
scandal Undlstnrbed and unre-
buked. the family cat and al her
kittens have been left TO hop up
on the family table and lap to their
hearts content from the cream jug
while housewives. hastily snatchlng
pink sunbonneta from the nall be-
hind the kitchen door. have has
tened across lots for ueighborly
calls and whispered converse over
garden fences. This state Of AZ
fairs has prevailed since early
morning
And no wonder. for the lively lit
tie suburb. which Il peapled By or
derby. industrious. thrifty and we'll
behaved people. and which on sun
day goes In a body TO church and
Sabbath school has Matched ont as
sensational and unexpected a scan
dal as has been boasied BY the me-
fropoIis Of the sound itself In many
a day
II ali happened in a pretty. rose
covered little cottage In the Verg
center % the village. and yet 80
unsupported has been the affair
that not until Il calmlnnted In a
hand-to-hand combat with fists and
bricks Tuesday night did a breath
Of gossip get about-deapite the fact
that gossip IS naturally az . pre-
MUM in suburban life.
In the rose-covered cottage. rock
ing back and forth ccaselessly In a
rocking chair. weeping bitterly and
refusing to be c0mfOrted IL a de-
serted wife with a bruised body
and a broken heart.
Another woman. whose name viii
henceforth be spoken only IN Wills
pors IN Southeast Seattle. has fled.
charged with having betrayed hos
pitaIIty and stolen the husband Of
Der best friend.
Down IN the city all night long
IanguIahed the stolen husband.
booked under an ugly charge SIN
another man. husband TO the WON
an accused OF the theft. ia
Mt large. wearing long ven
erabie appearing white whiakers
and suspected ~ being AZ the root
Of the whole trouble.
The woman who weeps In the
rose-coVercd cottage Is Mrs ". ".
Root The woman who has fled 81
MIRA Joseph II. Frost and the hua-
bands % the two women are re-
spectlvely ". IT. Root and J r.
Frost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

Mrs. Root. between sobs and ap-
pllcations 81 arulea. told the story
% her woe for The Star Tuesday 1t
noon.
For nine long years said abe
my husband and ! lived together
happily and IN peace We we're mar
ricd in Canada. hY a Catholic priest.
and we went 20 California. where
we both worked hard and bought a
pretty home We loved each other
so dearly. and we wanted little
home 50 badly that the work didn't
seem hard. and when we had paid
for our beautiful property In Los
Angeles we both felt safe about q
shelter IN our old aEe But billy
was q plumber. and We heard that
there was lots ~ work here In Sc
attic a. good wages. 50 We let out
our homo and came here While we
we're here we thought instead ~
paving rent We would buy a house
and some lots on the iusiallmcnt
plan and that's how we came TO
settle I'm Southeast Seattle We were
getting along nicely and had our
SIS a month payments going nicely.
when this trouble began
Through a fraterual order We
both belonged 20 met Mrs. Frost.
and because che hadn't any pretty
home I invited her To stay with
me whenever her husband was out
81 town That invitation has
broken up my family and left me
pennliess. cast out with whitening
hairs and vllllfled by the man |
have Idnllzed. Mrs. Frost came here
and abe and Billy became good
friends We all three used to 20
out together. and ] trusted them
both perfectly until a few weeks
ago. when I began 70 notice several
suspicious things. They always eN-
planned themselves satisfactorily
until a few evenings ago, when we
all went down 20 the Bis
marek and they tried 10 I'LL
mo full Of beer. was too
wise for them. and while shey
drank glass after glass Of besf I
poured mine into the cuspidor. We
came home. and when wet got here
both 81 them were pretty we'll
Jagged np. They thought ! was. too.
and when they thought ! had gone
10 sleep they began 10 lavish
caressas on each other. ! wasn't
asleep At alt. but they had denied
that there was anything wrong
whenever I had said they were act
lnp Improperly before. so ! Just
thought ! would see how far they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

PORTSMOUTH. Aug aa-There
will be no mestinR OF the peace con
ference today. Al the time Of adj
loarnment yesterday no hour Cor
the next meeting was set
PORTSMOUTH. Aus so.-The
general feeling Of citation last night
ever the unexpected outcome Of the
peace negotiations yesterday has
given way 70 a feeling Of deep In
tsrest In the preliminary steps for
formulating the treaty 81 peace
work on which win be begun A.
cnce.
The ENJOYS Of both nations admit
that the work has only yet begun
and that Il will BE- several weeks
before the peace document viii be
ready for the final signatures Of the
pienipotentiaries
Early morning dispatches from
ST Petersburg Indicate that the
news OF the agreement had not be
como generally known aud that no
popular demonstration has taken
place. Among officials. however. &
vas hard 70 find any who received
tho news complaceutiy The COM
plete and almost astounding con
eessions made by the japanese could
not be credited at first and the great
peace victory" won hy W4fte Is
only gradually becoming realized.
Nothing has been heard from To-
kio. save through official messages
TO the ENJOYS. but they do not ~
fiect public sentiment
The telegraph wires were bur
eenea all night and this morning
with messages from al over the
world congratulating Minister White.
A. Witte Il most pleased by the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

moasase from the emperor signed
Simply Nicholas conveying ia
most cordial terms bis thanks
Wrench Premier Rouvier aud all
continental CHANCELLOR send their
praise and thanks. Baron knmura
got many sincere messages.
OYSTER RAY. Aus. William
j Bryan Was among those Ia offer
congratulations % President Roose-
welt senators. governors. dipIo-
mats and sovcreisus from ali over
the world credit the American prea-
ldeng with having achieved peace.
The wires are continually bringing
him thanks and praise
Realizing that mistake might
now easily upset the delicate aitua-
ton and spoil all chances Tor peace
which Is nov otherwise assured
President Roosevelt Is very careful
In his statements Il is likely ht
will entertain the snvoys al saga.
more Hill before they leave IN or.
der 70 avoid possible unpleasant-
mess. II Is probable the Russians
will Be entertained one day aud tbs
Japanese another.
In reply to a letter from barren
korunra. which is not made public.
President Roosevelt sent the lot.
lowing
Baron komura I have received
your letter. and ask you 90 convey
90 the emperor nf Japan my earn.
est congratulations upon the wls-
dom and magnanlmitYwhlc he and
the Japanese people have display
ed ! am sure all civilized mankind
shares this feeling with me
tcontinued on Page sevenl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30
TARo RAN AMUCK
49,


Although Ben Taro. an Italian
merchant. terrorized Commission
Row on Western avenue. a few
days ago and "ditched" a large re-
volver before Patrolman Kelly
placed him under arrest. Acting Po-
lice Judge Waters imposed the light
fine OF $40 on Wednesday morning
because the torror-strleken commits
sion men neglected to come into
court and state their side OF the
case.
Taro charged through a pile of
watermelons and attempted 10 es-
cape when he saw "Long" John Kei-
~ approaching al a run, but one Of
the valiant commission clerks threw
him down and held him until thr
stern hand Of the law took fhe
wriggiing Taro In charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

ftt*"t"*tH
PORTSMOUTH. Aus 3oA rough draft Of the first
eles Of the treaty Of completed by the councillors
The completed THE EVACUA
TON OF MANCHuRA by ROTH ARMIES EARLY
DATE is TO RE ARRANGED FOR ny THE COMMANDERS
IN THE FIELD"
No 2-rhis IS recognition OF JAPANs PREDOMINANT IN
FIuENCE IN KOREA. POLITICALLY AND COMMERCIAL
II THE ONLY RESTRICTIONS PLACED UPON JAPAN BE
ING THAT SHE MUST NOT F0RTIFY MAsAMPHO HARBoR
COMMANDING THE STRAITS OF KOREA
rs understood tha the third provide for
the territorial integrity of Chna open China
There viii envoys until tha dran OF the
treaty ready nor their inspection.
s4sssssasssss 4..tA...A....
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

Two dogencrafes. with the same
foul purpose uppermost IN elm
STEPPED minds assaulted two little
girls Tuesday at almost the same
hour
oua crime was committed az West
Seattle. and the fiend f. under ar
rest on n charge % attempting In
commit a criminal assault upon lit
ne Pauline Rou. aged The other
crime vas committed tn this city
on a little Eifi aged 9. but the
fiend escaped after being chased
through The thick brush in the Vi
entity Of the crime by four police
offears
A formal charge was filed against
lewis Hanson. a sailor. the deEeuer=
ate Who euticed little Pauline Rolf
from her home and attempted 10
miztHeat her rut Tor the efiea Tor
hep uttered b. three pedestrians
walking along the West Seattle
boulevard Hanson would have ac-
compllshcd his vile purpose. = J.
Caldwell heard the calls for assist
ance aud hurried % the spot in
time 90 administer a terrible beat
Ing 90 the monster. who was after
wards placed under arrest by Dep
uty Sheriff J = Livingstone, of
West Seattle. Livingstone. after he
became acquainted with the nature
81 the offausc. tracked Hanson TO
hts room over the Coney Island "a
loon. where the sailor was found
covered With hood aud IN hiding
from tho outraged residents OF that
section
4 never ara anything 10 that
girl. he suffered when accused Of
the terrible crime Afterwards he
told tho deputy sheriff that he
gave HE victim rs cents in order
to keep her from objecting 10 his
mistreallug her
The little girl told her story TO
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
Wednesday morning. and q formal
complaint was Issued
Hanson ia now an inmate ~ the
county jail. where he was taken TO
prevent iynchiuE "a tho hands 81 n
mob. which threatened 10 string
him mp 70 the nearest telegraph
pole
The state is amply supplied with
eye witnesses who Witnessed the at
tempt One Of these was n woman
who almost tainted when ahe saw
tho helpless little EIrl clasped in
the embrace OF tho drunken sailor
The tide was In and they were about
300 feet from shore. Fortunately
their cries brought aid ia time
a
The 6-yeur-old daughter Of l.. =.
L. &c.. - - A...LL H..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30
The Peace-MakerS
Are Drafting Treaty

DRAFTS OF TIE FIRST TWO ARTICLES ARE ALREADY
PlETEo-ENvoVs WILL REST UNTIL THE WHOLE pocu.
MENr is READY FOR THEIR EXCEPTIONALLY THE woRL D
Is CONCENTRATING PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND MINIS.
TER wTTE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

I'd. Spencer. bueklnyer. was
''piuehcd" by Patrolmen Dolphin and
Brown on Washington on Tuesday
night and booked az the station as
"a dinordcrly person. lie IA believed
to be a clever ahunco' man and the
police are holding a pack OF cards
ua evidence against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30
WEATHER FORECAST.

Possibly showers tonIghti Thurs
day, fairs warmeri light southwest
winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30
Z homson and Cotter111
Are Back From Eprope

THOMSON SAYS TRIP WAS SUCCESS, BUT 10 N.commfT
TAI REGARDING MUNICIPAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EHeI-
EEERs ENTHUSIASTIC OVER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

The 6-yenr-old daughter Of l.. Z.
Won Cornap. Of ~ North Twen-
tleth. wns the victim ON Tuesday
afternoon q a degenerate, who en-
ticed the girl into a woodahk near
the Won Caruap home and there ae-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-30

The Pioneer One Cent
Paper of the Northwest
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-18
y = q = - - Z = -..s4 a :
Board Of Medical Examiners
-. IgHa0F PORTO RIC0I E
E1dmenss para M6dicos, Practscontes
y Comadronas Ell 4rsmen mdrtes
n. de Octubre de 1905.

Los Medicos aspirantes a 1icencias
para poder practicar la med1clrla la
cirujfa en- Puerto Rico deberan cum
plir los requisites siguientes:
10 Presentar en- la Secretarfa de
este Board el titu1o que los acredite
como Medicos Cirujanos.
20 Una so1icitud jurada ante el
Tuez i otra autoridad judicial, acredi-
tando ser Ell mismo que hrma la So
licitud.
80 Pagar TN derecho de SIS 90 en-
Tesorerla.
40 Pasar TIN examen de todas las
|asignaturas que comprende la profe-
sion medica aute la Junta examinsdo-
Ira. Dicho examen tendra lugar Ell
primer martes de Octubre proximo,
En- las Ofcinas del Board of Medical
Examiners.
So Medicos que ademas del IT'D
10 que en- tai sent lido les acredite, po-
sean un State -boayd, presentaran igual
so1icitud y haran evidencia de estos
documentos (titu1o y licencia) ante Ell
Secretario que suscribe, en- los 20 dias
que subsigan la publication de este
anuncio. Deberan pagar TN derecho
de SIS 90 en- la Tesoreria respectiva,
entendiendose que, pasada esta con-
Ivocatoria, sera considerable como prac-
itica Illegal la de los Medicos que no
quiiesen cumplido con estos requi-
hsos.
Los aspirantes 4 Practicantes y Co.
madronas presentaran solicitudes tam
bien juradas y abonaran TIN derecho
! de $1,000 los primeros y de $500 las
segundas, por derechos de examen y
1icencia.
Dichos aspirantes presentaran GER
|tifcaciones que acrediten haber reci-
bido practica de Cirujfa Menor y de
Obstretricia en- Hospitales al servi-
clio medico particular.
Las so1icitudes en- blanco podran
pedirse q esta Secretaria, 10 mismo
que cualquiera explicacion que fuese
necesaria, relacionada con dichos exa-
meneS.
Estos tendran lugar el dia de Oc-
tubre de 1905. &
DR.. III. Queveds Baes,
,Sesretaxio.
San Francisco 70 Apartado 712,
San Juan. u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-18
Francia y Marruecos

E1 del actual presento Francia una
nota de tono pereutorio a Muley Alb
dul Azizi Sultan de Marruecos, por no
conformarse con la excarcelacion a
secas del frances mahome tano (de Ar
gelia) Bouzian. Francia pedfa ade-
mas indemnizacion, castigo del cadf
autor del arresto y una satisfaction
.p1blica. De no sccederse 4 estas de-
mandas, ell ministro frances en- Fee,
M. Taillandier, saldrfa de la ciudad y
Sc pondrfan en- ejecucion medidas
coercitivas. Ell plazo marcado .por la
rota- ultimatum expiraba els a las II
de la noche, y hasta dicha hora no Sc
habia recibido respuesta del Sultan.
Sin embargo, Ell gobierno frances pen
saba esperar upos dos dias mas, al fin
dc los cuales probablemente Sc reci-
brian noticias especf6cas de Fec. ST
resultaba que el Sultan Sc negase a
10 que Sc le exjgfa, sc procederla a
Was de hecho. Parece que Tanger Sc
hallaba en- estado de panico debido a
revueltas en- las Gales entire los parti :
darios de Raisuli y otras tribus. 10 que
demostraba la imposibilidad de que en-
Tanger Sc celebrase la conferencia in
|ternacional.