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New-York tribune., 1907-04-14
BIG LOT SALE AT BAYSHORE.
Price Offerings Away DOwn-Small Monthly
Payments Provided.

Beginning tuesday there viii be activity in the
selling Of lots at Bayshore. Long Island The real
estate transfers Of New York city last year aggre-
gated a billion dollars. while the record of Long
Island was 5000. .0OO. 600 According figures COM
piled. $3.50. .000 600 made BY the market gar
dener. an equal amount by the real estate operator
and the same by the small investor on Long Island
Despite all of these evidences OF profit. the w
il. Motitt Realty Company with Offices at No. 1872
Broadway. Will sell property in Bayshore from
SO 10 $50 lot. The company OF which Mr. Moffu
IS q member is owner and is developing l75 prop
critics in twenty-three towns suburban 10 New
York. The lots win be disposed OF at such reason
able prices that wage Garner may Invest one
half equalling ten lots, be purchased for
$3.50 and paid for at the rate Of 81 month
Free tickets 10 BayshOre will be furnished by the
company 10 every prospective purchaser, where
the lots will be shown. All titles will be gUaran-
teed This company holds the record for last year
IN sales OF real estate
Special excursions viii leave Long Island City
and Flatbush avenue TO-DAY and on April q. at s
and 1870 n. Wednesday. April j.. 10 80 a. m
only. and SATURDAY. April %. 1880 q. m only
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14
TULANE ALUMNI REUNION.
University President Says Medical Depart
ment Has Received $75O,O0O.

The fifth annual dinner OF the Tulan, University
Alumni OF New York city held last night ~
the Cars Martin. broadway and 2fth street, More
than twenty graduates were present. including
several from Philadelphia and Boston. Glasses rs
far hack 1885 were represented. As has been
his custom for the last few years Edward 3.
Craighead. president of the university, at the
dinner.
President Cralghead. IN his speech. reviewed tho
progress or the university aud said that the mcdi-
cal department had received an increased endoW-
ment OF $75o0o OF which S5o,co VIII so toward
building purposes lie said that tho university was
preparing to reorganlze the law school. and he
predicted that Tulane. inspired by tne alumni.
would he big a factor among colleges and
universities as either Yale or Princeton
Francis l. kohl!nan. q lawyer, with Offices az
No. - Wall street, who acted tOast master, said
that 40 university north of the Mason and Dixon
Line had reunions regularly. with enthusiasm
sincere. Tulane lie hoped that the Tulane
Alumni would establish permanent head
quarters in this city. Addresses were also made
by Charles o. Mas and Writ Howe.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14
BOY WITH DIPHTHERIA WORKED.
Hundreds of Factory Employees Endangered
by Lad Breaking Quarantine.

James Sullivan. fifteen years old. worked IN
crowded factory in Astoria for over a fortnight
while suffering from diphtheria Of a decided
and positive character. he persisted in break
ing the quarantine which had been established
oover his home. 50 his physician, Dr. Joseph "
Wickham, OF Corona, abandoned the case.
Had il not been that DR.. Wickham chanced to
learn Friday afternoon that the boy was work.
ing in a factory nothing further would have
been done It is believed until it was called 20
the attention Of tho Health Department au-
thorites that the case had not been cleared
up Had the hands in the factory known the
fact that young Sullivan was suffering from
dfphtheria while working among them IN the
stufty rooms panic would doubtless have ensued
The boy is now in the Kingston Avenue Hos
pital.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14
DrHE soUAw MAN" MANAGER FINED
Violated Law Against Night Employment OF
Children at New Bedford.

New Bedford. Mass. April is-Harry Lina'ey'
,r,- % The Eot,aw Man company, which ap-
-,arod ~ local theatre last night, was aned 50
N the district Court to-day for violating the law
forhIddlns tho employment of children under four
teen wears Of age after O'Clock tn the evening Inc
srnte officers last night forbade the appearance o'
,D,.aar-old child. The management decided 70
- ~, child and abide by the Consequences
According To a statement made by William
Faversham. the principal member of the cast the
-,,.,.,,ttor ~ the ease was due TO a discharsed
I'W I'ter ~ ,hs company who, In a spirit or re-
S Ii.,'S r,s4e "a COMPLAINT TO Governor Gutd Ihe
Ei''r,o+ az is his custom in such cases, TeIer'ei
ne case 10 the district police for lnNes'ls"'l''
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14
ITALIAN MURDERER CAUGHT ABROAD
Fled to Italy After Shooting Two Country
men in The Bronx.

sam" Price head of the Bronx Detective
Bureau. received word yesterday that an ItaI-
ian. Giuseppe Funzio, accused of the murder OF
Giuseppi Monteleone on september %. had been
arrested in Italy by the Italian authorities.
Funzio is said by Price 10 be a member OF the
Mafa in this country According to the police.
Monteeone and his cousin, Mercurio. had
amassed large fortune in the coal fields OF
Pennsylvania. where they first met Fun2io. By
various schemes Funzio tried 10 get some Of
their money, hut failed and followed them to
The Bronx, where they lived AZ No. 40 villa
The night following the Italians return Fun
zio met MonteIeOne and MercuriO in front Of
Monieeones home and demanded money.
fight took place. whereby. according 10 the po-
lice Funzio shot both men. MOnteleone died
the next day in FOrdham Hospital Mercurio
recovered FunZio sailed for Italy, II was
learned the next day. Immediately after the
shooting the detectives made house 10 house
search. but did not learn until the next day that
the Italian had fled 10 Italy. He evaded the
police there by shipping . coal passer.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14
PEARY TO SAIL In JULY.
.AnnOunces Plans at Portland, Me-
Jfr. Jesup Talks.

Portland. Ne. April 13-Commander Robert
=. Peary has definitely decided 10 make another
attempt 20 reach the North Pole. according 10
an announcement made by him in this city to-
day, He stated that he would sail from Ne"
York near July next As possible sunicieh'
money had heeR raised. he said, for repairing p
his ship. The Roosevelt and a fund Of SiVoVV'
necessary % equip the cSpeGltlon Noulu Ne
available before July !.
Commander Peary said that he expected 10
arrive among the ice fields by the middle OF
July. His equipment and crew. he said. would
he practically the same his recently CON-
pleted expedition. He VIII buy 200 dogs when
he arrives in Greenland. He expects mat the
trip nay be made in about the same length ot
time as the 1909 trip. which required sixteen
months.
Morris X Jesup, president Of The Peary Arotic
Club issued n statement yesterday in which he
said that since The Navy Department has grant
ed Commander Robert L. Peary leave OF absence
for three years 20 engage IN Arctic exploration
the club has unanimously resolved to fit out the
steamer Roosevelt and tender the vessel 20 Com
Enander Peary. The club. Mr. Jesup declares.
has entire confidence I'm this gallant and ihlrepl"
American. and II shares in the pride which must
animate the American people 10 witness ms Ell
fort, which The club believes win be the fnal
can nag win be planted on the North Pole The
Roosevelt. which is now al Shooter Island, was
not structuraily injured by her las trip. and II
IS thought she viii be IN equally as good shape
when repaired as when she started IN 1905
The expense Of the trip, it is estimated will
be 500 600. ana the PeaPy Arctic Club asks the
nid OF those who have heretofore contributed as
well as the cooperation Of al Hho fee, interest
90 sn this patriotic enterprise. subscriptions
may be sent 10 Henry Parish. president of the
New York Life and Trust Company, No . Wall
street.
Herbert /. Bridgmar. secretasy Of the PearF
Arctic Club said last night that while he was
unable 10 say just Whar amount had been al
ready contributed. he knew that Commander
Pearv had received encouragement from many
sources and tha. he felt confident the fun
en,o,Ins required woul5 be subscribed before the
Roosevelt was ready to sail about July /.
IN relation 10 my plans" said Commando:
Tears. Il shall follow almost TO the letter those
az my last trip guess it won't be necessary
for me 10 go into details abou: those. as they are
TOO well known. ! sl-oE go as far north as pos
Fihle with the Roosevelt. and after securing the
dogs from my Esquifnaa friends I shall start
over The big icedelds by sleds. Whif1 en- route
we viii establish sub-suppl' stations or cacnes
30 be used in case the provisions we carry
should give out. The main source Of supply VIII
be the Roosevelt
q Ann confident that I viii be successful in
this search for the long sought goal. Al any rate
ii viii he the supreme effort Of my life. and if
I am not successful MAY be ready 10 say lhat
the Pole is beyond the reach OF man.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14
SHOT FRIEND WHO WOKE HIM UP.
COnValescent Also Hit Two Other Members
Of Family Which Nursed Him.

Fred Mattheson. elevated railway ticket
agent, who had just recovered from pneumonia
became ineensed yesterday at being reproved for
lying near. an open window. and shot and
dangerously wounded his nephew. George Hoff-
man: his nephew's wife and the victims nephew
at their home. No. Cos West both street Eoff-
man, his wife and Arthur Gambelman, his
nephew. were taken 10 the Lincoln Hospital in
. critical condition. and Mattheson Was arrested
and locked up IN the Alexander avenue station
house
The Hohmans had carefully nursed Mattheson
Through HIS attack Of pneumonia. In his con-
vslesence he developed an evil temper, and
seemed 10 show signs OF denaentia- Mrs. Hoff-
man went up TO awaken him yesterday morn
ing, END, finding him lying exposed TO the damp
air from an open window. shook him and
reprovsd him sharply. Later. willis she
and her husband were AT the breakfast
table, Mattheson descended and Deliberately
ishot them with small calibre revolver
which he took from his coat pocket AS
he turned TO leave the house he met Gaubelluoar
in the hall and shot him also He was taken "a
fhe police station, Wringing his hands and de-
sploring his deed.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14
nlAns EoR NEM THEATRE.

plans hive been fIed with Buildings Superlh-
,.,Isr, NIurphv for tho three story theatre 70 ne
ruIIt for Butter Davenport. as owner at nos. -
.. and 2s West 65d street. 1t is TO have iro,tasc
f ~ feet and a depth of 9o.5 feet and facade OF
trimmed brick II will have hVe large S"C''"O1
- ,,t rorrb over the first story adorned
rltb ,,u Ionic columns supporting pediment aud
hab,etrade II will seat rs in the parquet: 20
i'm Mo balcony and 23t in the gallery to' or S'n
The building is 10 cost SiSVo1V' A''' az -
Erwin EOubaCh- ..t.,,4 ,,t,I,
,,iartes I'rrbi,an and is member or the rear
ostoft arnI nf Davenport & leighton. II Is under
stood that tEe play house. 10 be hu0"h ~ Ilio
T9venn@rt Theatre viii be- the home or a perna-
r,auf stock company.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14
FT4LA TO TRY FOR POLE.
Arcfic Explorer VIII Lead Erpedi-
tion of His Orn.
IRv - % The Tribune. }

Middetown. Conn. April l3.-Anthony Fiala,
who was member OF the Baldwin-Zeigler eXpe-
dtion in search Of the North Pole has decided
20 it out expedition Of his own, and is already
beginning 10 equip il at a cost Of 100000 He
has obtained the commander and navigator
George Conner. OF East Haddan. who has acted
as master Of numerous whaling vessels that
have made successful trips TO northern waters
As a preliminary to The expedition. Mr. Fiala
purposes personally 10 conduct party Of Amer
Scans next June 10 within the Arctic Circle. and
probably land on the coast Of Greenland. This
excursion VIII establish a base OF supplies for
fhe expedition proper which. ii is expected. will
be IN readiness for the following summer. Cap
tain Conner is now experimenting the fitting
out of the Clifford for the trip.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14
WOMAN ROBBED OF $4,000.
Men Who Struck Her Down in Home Capt
ured-Most Of Money Recovered.

Brewster, y. Y, April l3-Attacked bv two rt.,-
fans and beaten into unconsciougness Mrs To,I,
Leiseha. the wife OF Italian laborer WAS robbod
to-day Of $500 in bills, which she carried under
her belt in small bag. The woman was IN her
home when two men entered the house and str,,cl,
her down They stripped her OF her clothing
ana made away with her savings. but We're capt
uTed late In the day at Carmel five r,,,o -
brewster. The men gave their names as Mayta
MaicoVe and Nicholas Petrone, and n is boI;o5.eS
they formerly worked IN a gang with The bTsbs, :, a
OF the woman they robbed. Most Of the money wa
recovered. 40 'ii'tieS was
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14
consTABuLARY MEN MAY MARRY
~ TeleEraph b &c -

IAy % Irlbune
wtIkes-Barre. Penn. April Is-Captain Paa. 20
Troop b, State Constabulary. stationed here rss
Informed by Superintendent J. c. GrOOn1e 90 phil
adelphia, to-day that troopers who have apro,,,o.
theli engagements may marry and remain m ths
service. protest had been made against the rece1f
decision that troopers might not marry. A trooDe-
maze test case and was married here on Th1irS-
day and several others announced that fhe,- ]-So
engaged and would resisn if necessary, 20 raaTry
the women of their choice. 's
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14
TAMS BIXBY EXONERATED.
Charges Against Chairman of Indian Conn
mission Dismissed.

Washington April 1.-THE Secretary Of tire IN
terror has dismissed the charges mnie .ss; winter
against Tans Bixby chairman Of the Five civil
tied Tribes Commission. OF Indian Territory The
charges were preferred by the attorney OF the
Greek Nation alleged interference with the
delivery Of deeds 10 alottees ana connection NItL
financial TRANSACTIONS. The Secretary after investi,
eating the thoroughly. decided that the charges
were without merit and accordingly wrote Mr.
BlXhy to-day OF the dismissal OF the case.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14

A signifyine item appears in tO-day's business
notes.-the award by the Pennsylvania Railroad
of the largest contract ever made for tho manu-
lecture and installation OF railway signal ard
arpurtenant utilities. Whatever may be ths
tendency. now or prospective. touching raiir0~a
expansion it is certain beyond any manner o.
doubt that in one branch OF railway sXpsndit'l'
there is bound to be continuing and TREMENDOUS
increase; and the Pennsylvania signal eontFs%s
is fairly illustrative. Take for example Wh-b =
learned OF the activities OF the safety ol-IA'
manufacturers. The great Westinghouse sloFs
are Obliged to work night and day The 49,. 49,
York Air Brake Company has not only ~ 80 -vv,
put vastly beyond all past records. ouS -
orders run to totals which are IhcO-u5-'-s c5s s5-
This company now has on it's books oroeis - "a
advance deliveries beyond last years to1st =.
there are others impending whieh WI - - q
the utmost the facilities OF the COMPANY - ~,
year to cone-and this with the capacity - $3.50
main works OF the company more tnau cou-ars -s
Records like this make IL clear that IL ~ - ts
branch OF American railway operation ,,-t-. Slo--t
neither present nor prospective cur 1---a IA
one branch OF manufacturing In whicn .Ls.Stf ..,,t-
the absolute sureness OF expansion ana hio~-e hire
ing profts-a condition that cannot tan u oifv lily
with investors who are alert IN these - lie
bargain days-the New York Ar hfaAe Ae.''.sr,
Densine this week its thirty-secOnd conss-Se ~
Quarterly diVidendl having every pIOsEse1Sin,
dividend increase IN the early tutuIS -S,-s--alIv
to stockholders even now return u
per cent net.
Fair consideration would seem TO n.sNe
probable that on any furthoE suostaA'ii
Of reaction the general market onsns s,t
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14

Fair consideration would seem TO n,SNs -
probable that on any furth0r substaRliai
Of reaction the general market ought -
II. ALLAWAI
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14

Pennsylvania magnificent report for 1903
answers some recent criticisms OF that great
system. And New York Central also makes
fine exhibit for It's year In both cases. TIERS
can be no question of ability TO maintain exist
ing dividends.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22
COSAS QUE Sc DICE OCURREN EN-
Guayama.
(De mWegfrO correspOmsa!).

Mario 2O.-Hace tempo que venimos
obServando 10 que ocurEe en- los juiciog 6
inve0tigaciones que vienen Celebr6ndoss en-
cieEto tribunal, en- verdad que 60 amor
NAL y crey6rsse taDgiblemsnte perjudicial
los Bagrados intereses de Ia justicia
p6blica que todo Ciudadano esta en- 81
ineIudible deber de defender.
I'm honorable juez SO Rhrm8 que cada
vez que ante Bu Corte 90 pressnts un
aBunto que Ia sOciedad intereSa eGeIare
ceE, lejoB de entrar con Ia mesura propia
del case conoceE del asuntc, 6 bien
entra prejuzgandO al testigo bien se
desata en- amenazaB = ofensas en- contra
del miBmo.
Dia llegar& por 10 que hemos vigto en-
que habrd ciudadanoS que por no verse
iuiurisdoB vilipendiRdoB rehuBen tomar
paFte en- investigacioues que practiquen,
todo porque no 90 use con los testigog la
correction 4ue 30 requieTe en- estos casos.
Ell dichO tribunal paTeCe que es verda'
deFamente aTist6crata, y que alh solo 60
tratado con consideration aquel que por
su posici6n social impoDe Ia confederation
y el Fespet0.
En- comprObaci6n de las manifestations
que dtjamoB hechas Yamog & referir 10
que 90 dice oCurrido al comisRTio del barrio
Jobos, declarando como testigO en- Ia investi'
gaci6n q. so pEaCtic6rs ell dia Is del q, cursa
con motivo de an crimen ocurrido en- Ia
mafiana del domingo pasado.
I'm vecino del bsrrio Jobog, diSpara
variOs tiroB de revolver contra un gefior
poE haber pegadO este q su anCisna ma.
DIRE Begdn manifeStacioneB que se airnR
hace el acugado.
Sc airma que cuando 81 co omiBario es
citado declarar y concurre declarando
sobre el asunto, 81 aludido funCionario &
todo trance = prejuzgando Ia question
guerra que el ComiSario entregaFa <el re-.
v6lver conque SO dscfa que 20 habfa CO,
metido el delito.
Ell comisario de JOboS se asegura que
declare que nj saba donde estaba dlnbB
arma, nj mucho menoS podia entregar'
la.
Esto solo bast6, dicen, para que 81 juez
iguiendo Beg6n 20 afrma sus prScticas se
prOdpjera or fraSes descompuestas contra
sl teatigo.
Parece que no Bolamente .reBult6 herida
la gusceptibisidad del testigo, que es un
caba Zero, Sino que de ser ESQ asi tambi6n
10 result6 Ia de Ia sociedad conAtituida en-
rscinto pdbliCO en- dorde tiene Su aSiento
un nsgistradO.
Juan Ines CamaCho que, en- medic de
su situaci6n cree que no ha hecho NAL
alguno, cOsa que nOsotros no nos atreve-
mos & juzgar por que 50 resOluci6u COLI
pete Gnicamente los magistrados &
quieneS la sociedad ha investido de esos
poderes go infOrma que SO pressut6 volun-
tariamente la juSticia como autor del
delito cometido.
So dice que 81 sehor S6laman ha acu
dido en- 81 dia de aver al honorable 60
bsrnador denuncisndo estos hechoE bsjo
iurRmepto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22
De S0CLElAE

EI bgIle det 9I.-Han circUlado sya las
inVitaciones para 81 baile de Bociedad que
con motive de 10 Pascua de Resurrecci6n
90 efectuar6 On ID no IS del 81 de Ios CO.
lFier teB en- los Balones del Caiino Espanol
de psEa ciudad.
"a elemento femenino da III ciudad 30
anima para concurFir 4 esta festa segn.
ramente Fesultar6 ssplendida.
En- San Juan. La elegante y bella da.
mira del Vefgel ponCeio, Bsfiorita Ada
Cabrera, se encuentra en- ssta Ciudad des.
de aver.
HeTmoso lucero que Viene & luciF Bus
destelloB on nuestro cielo, deseamos sea
prolongada So estancia aquf.
Acompa1a 4 Ia sefiOrita Cabrera 50
respectable seflora madre , deaeamos grata
estancia aquf tan distinguidos visitantes.
PeTsOnales-Han regresadp de Ponce,
en- donde estuvieron On asuntos paEticala.
res los se6ores Ramon AlmaE6n, doctor
Rafael del Vale, doctor Ordt fLez, Bernar.
do Blandino licenciado F. FL. Hord.
Que mejOTe. --Ss encnentra enferma On
el ''YsFsalles" Ia distir guida sshora de
PeBquers, quien deseamos la mas prcnta
mejorfa @
MargOt MartoreM-se encuentra en- esta
ciudad Ia bella y eIegante seiioFita que
reside On BareeIoneta y cuenta en- esta
sociedad con muchas simpatfaR Que sea
por largo tempo la eStancia aquf de Ia
simp6tica damita.
Para EspaRG'-En el ultmoLvapor em
baTc6 para Espafia via New York el sefior
RenatO Real, de Ia casa de ViIlar y Ca.
del alto comerciO de esta plaza. Acompafa
81 senior Real 50 distinguida esposa ls se'
nora Asunci6n Galv6n. y go pToponen pa.
sar los estimables c6hyuges una larga
tempor .da On Asturias, terra natal del
senior Real.
DeseamOs 81 mas grato viaje los esti'
mados amigos.
SFMpER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22
NOTAS Y>NOTICIAS.

Ell pr6ximo nfmero de Gel Carnival
traer6 81 fotograbadO del Be1or Luis Fran
CO Palomo y una caricatura de actuslidad,
Begdn 90 Informs.
Con motive de ser hoy el aniversa'
rio de Ia abolici6n de Ia esclavitud las Of
cinaB pdblicas han permanecido cerradau.
En- el dia de hoy 38 psrsonas hay de-
tenidas en- Ia caFcel municipal.
-Hs regTegado de Ponce el senior
Francisco del Vale Atileg, sICalde de 10
ciudad. :'9
Ell dfa 26 se reoojer6 la correspondent.
Cis para los e. u. ~.
-Esta taFde saldrS para Venezuels 81
vapor philadelphia p ~
En- asuntOs profeBionalsB hs palido
para Carolina el i6ven letrado ST.. Miguel
Guerra.
---MRfana las 8 q. m. 90 celebrar6
una miSa On la Iglssis de Santa Ana, por
al eterno descanso de ia que On vida fu6
dofia Josefa Gim6nez, viuda de SicaFd6.
sus sefOritaS hijas , demSs familis invi.
tan q tOdas las almas piadOSaa para que
agistan ese acto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-22
FL CONFLICTO ENTIRE
Nicaragua y Hon
duras.
10 aue dicen anhos adVaTsaIIas.

Tn cambio de deBpachos ha tenido lu
gar entire los gobiernog del Salvador, de
Honduras y de Nicarsgua-dice &C fschR
10 de los corrienteB "La Gaceta de Gaa'
dalajaTa. Este tiltimo pafs Be rehuSa &
.desarmar licenciar sus tropas durante la
averiguaci6n q. 90 acabs de abrir, relativa
al conhicto suscitado entire estas dos 6lti.
mas naciones.
La decision del Tribunal de Arbitraje
es, en- los momentos actusles, acalorada.
mente discutida, porque, segGn ee sabe,
los t6rminoB del tratado de Corinto deter
minan que las cinco repdblicas de Ia Ame'
rica Central, est6n de acuerao en- someter
nm 4rbitro todas las cneBtioneB que las
dividan.
Ell Gobierno de Nicaragua pretende que
50 honor ha Gdo lastimado por el hecho
de que las tropas de Honduras hayan pc
netrado q so territoTio; afiade que los sol.
dados de este 6ltimo pals, han matado
varios ciudadanos de Nicaragua Por su
parte, Honduras rechazR tales acusaciones,
y dice que ha aidO .violado por Nicara-
qua el tratado de Corinto, y que, en- con-
secuencia, no tiene raz6n de ser el T1ibu.
nal de Arbitraje; este 90 debs que hsya
llamado sus representatives en- eBe TFi.
bunal, y conclude todo g6nerO de relacio-
mes con Venezuela.
Entre tanto, las dos naciones han con-
centrado numerogaB tropag en- gu fronteFa
comtin. HaBta Ia fecha no ha habido pro-
piamente una batalla, Cd pero todo el
mundo est6 peEsuadido de q. Ia guerra es
inevitable, menoS de que los buenoB Of
clos de los Gobiernos de los E. U. y de
Mexico, que secundan los de Ell El Saliva
dor, de Costa RiCa y de Gustemala, hsgan
que los beligeranteg adopten Ia via diplo'
EASoa n.n-n -.n..a.. G. Al .nao. AsnaA