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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-09
TWO HOME RUNS
 DIDN'T TURN TIDE
ATLANTA LANDED ON BRElTEN- STEIN IN THE NINTH FOR TWO HOME RUNS, AND MIR. GuEsE RELIEVED THE VETERAN.

Atlanta June S.aJordan and Fox of the home team cad made home runs in the ninth today and Guese went into the box for the visitors, but New Orleans lead was too great to be overcome.
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When the ,Barons buried Pitcher Bills, hailed as Liebhardts successor, beneath an avalanche of safe hits, Manager Babb was ready to throw up the sponge
 Birmingham had no trouble whatever in winning the third game from Memphis yesterday afternoon. The final score was to 3. The victory made 1t three straight, whicb served to partially retaliate for the four straight defeats that Memphis handed Birmingham when last the Bar ons were in the Bluff City
 Ragan was in superb form. He had every man who faced him guessing from beginning to end. Bills, on the other hand, was comparatively easy. The youngster, touted as the coming star of Dixie, caused the faithful to heave sigh of apprehension when yesterday morning the announcement that he would work was made. However, when Moles- worth, first up In the first inning hit safely to center, there was no longer vestige of fear It was then seen that the batting era was to be continued Throughout the game the Barons hit the visiting pitcher at will, piling up a total of thirteen safe swats.
 Memphis Threatens.
 In the second inning the Memphi start ed as If they would land the game. Rich | ards, first up stung one viciously to left, which Gardner let get away from him. Richards stopped at third. Carter, fol- lowing, hit to center for three bags. He came home when Nelghbors flied out to Molesworth.
 In the sixth the Memphll scored their final run. With one down Babb singled easily to center. Carey fled out to Smith, but on Richards hit to the infield, Ragan made an error which gave Babb opportun- ity to take third. As luck would have 1t. Carter made a second hit and scored his manager
 When Molesworth singled in the way of beginning the first inning the fans Hooked up.' There was nothing doing in that round. however. Demont fouled out to catcher, Smith went out from Plass to Carey and Meek retired the side from third to first.
 In the second, however, Walters, who had hit safely to left for two bags was brought home on Garvin's double. This was the first of the half dozen that were made before the end of the day. Fireworks Begin. In the third the Barons got busy with the heavy end up." Molesworth got his second hit to begin with. Demont put down a beautiful sacrifice Smith did himself proud by smashing a fast one to left for two bags. Carlos came home when Meek hit over third for a couple of saclxe. The Barons scored one run in the fifth, sixth and seventh innings. They hit when men were on bases Tn the fifth, Molesworth was walked, was sacrificed and sent to third when Richards threw badly. Meek scored him on a juicy single between third and short. In the sixth Gardner led off with a single, was sac rificed, and scored on Ragan's safe swat let to right. In the seventh Smith was hit by a pitched ball, was sacrificed and brought home by Alcock. who hit beau tiful drive to right center.
 The feature of the game was the hit ting of the Barons. especially when men were on bases, their clever sacrifice work and the fielding of both teams Moles- worth led the batting with four hits out of four trials out of which he made two runs.
 Other details are in
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Toledo 5, St. Paul 1.
 Milwaukee 2, Indianapolis 8. Columbus 8. Minneapolis 1. Kansas City 4, Louisville 3.
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WHAT OTHERS SAY.

Can't they get a little bit higher. Be- low Montgomery is very low, indeed Rirmingham Age-Herald. You will never lea. Montgomery again this season. The chances are that you will hold your present berth til frost falls. lls.-Montgomery State.
 Again we beg the fans indulgence for Goldwaithe. He's the youngest in Dixie, remember.
 In this neck of the woods, Percy Whit ing has been thought, until recently to be the rottenest depositor that ever came down a gravel road. What Whiting doesn't know about sizing up ball team,
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Locals Sung the Ball When the Bases We're Occupied-Some Splendid
 Sacrifice Work-Mr. MoIes-
 worth Got Four Safeties.
THE STANDING.
Results Yesteruay..

Birmingham 6. Memphis 3. Montgomery f. Shreveport 2. New Orleans 4. Atlanta 8. Little Rock 6, Nashville 5.
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YATES AND WALKER
 RELEASED BY MALARKY.

Montgomery. June S-(Special. )-Richard Yates, the Chicago youngster. and big Walker. touted as coming box artist. have been given unconditional releases ty the management of the local ball te ,m
 Both are at liberty to sign where they please.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston, June 8-Clevelands long hitting defeated Boston today. Knight made his first appearance as a member of the locah team and played brilliant game in the field. R.HE. Cleveland ..2Ol 600 1OO-4 Boston,. =. =. ... ...001 900 00O-1 5 2
 Batteries: Rhoades and Clarke; Fruit, oberlin and Shaw. Time, 1:S9. Umpires, Stafford and Evans
 Philadelphia, June s.--Philadelphia easily defeated St. Louis today in loosely played game. Timely hitting won the game. R.H. E. St. Louis ... =. .. .. 900 Oil oOO-2 5 8. Philadelphia. ... %. . 100 100 11'-4 3
 Batteries: Powell and O'Conner; Dygert and Schreck. Time, 1:15. Umplres Hurst and Connolly.
 New York June s-Detroit opened a four game series here today by shutting out th home team. Chesbro was relieved by Keefe iT the ninth. Conroy was put out of the game for disputing the um- pire's decision. R.HE. Detroit. =. ... .. 900 Os0 02s-s 0 New York m . M . 900 900 OOO--0 ? Batteries: Mullin and Archer; Chesbro, Keefe and Kleinow. Time. 1 ;5S Umpiro Sheridan,
 Washington, June s.-Washington batted Smith out of the box today and also hit Patterson hard. defeating Chicago handily Graham was effective throughout R.H.E Washington .... .050 coo O3s-s 14 o Chicago. ... ... =. Q. .010 600 001-2 g Batteries: Graham and Warner; Smith Patterson and Mcfarland Time 1:3O Umpire, O'Loughlin.
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today. Pell Citys victory over Gadsden makes twelve straight victories.
 R.H.E. Fell City .....,...................... Gadsden .......................... Batteries; Dendy and Mccoy; Brown and Owens.
 Pell city plays Alabama Citysat Ala bama City next Saturday. Dendy Is pitching league ball.
 Gadsden, June S.-(Special) Dwight ........................... ' 2 Owenton ..,.......,.............. l , Batteries: Mcfarland and Riddle; Adams and Vaughan. Umpire, "Baldy" Lee.
 Goodall Brown & Co., defeted the Blr- mingham Athletic club in fast and snappy game by the score of to 2. The features of the game were the playing of Means at short and the batting of Wl- Hams and Millsap
 Batteries: Kelly and Bond; Parker Rob ertson and Scott.
 R. HE. Standard oil Co................... IA Il 1 Moore &s Mandley ................ ii ' 6 Batteries: Harrison, Monroe and Street; Jones, Fowler and Halter.
 The T. c. l. team defeated Fairview in the second game of the series by a score of to 2. Aldrich showed up in his usual form, allowing only four hits. R. H. E. T. c. l. ...........,........e...., Fairyiew ..............-.......... Batteries: Aldrich and Hutchings; Wise and Lacey.
 Crane company and Woodward Iron company met at Woodward Saturday aft ernoon in a very fast and well played game. The victory went to Woodward by the score of l to o. It was a pitchers battle from start to finish. Batteries: Lam bert and Jansen; Reed and Otis.
 The Ensley baseball team crossed bats with Fairview Saturday afternoon, the game resulting in a victory for the Ems ley boys by a score of 6 to 9 The features of the game were the pitching of Aldrich and catching of Hutchings of the Ensley team.
 Boaz. Ala. June s.-(Special. )-Boaz Juniors defeated the Boaz "Tlers Etat'' by a score of 9 to T.
 The Birmingham amateurs had no trouble in defeating the Louisville and Nashville team yesterday. Heck's deliv- cry was found easily all through the eight things he lasted. Selbinder led in batting. getting six hits out of six trials. Bragan and Powell came close behind with five hits each, Bragan securing two three-baggers.
 It was a very loosely fielded game on account of lack of practice Faulkner struck out eleven men, while Heck had five to his credit RH.E. Amateurs .. ....... 127 BOT 52'-27 27 6 L. & N, .. .. ...... .510 814 012-17 15 Batteries: Faulkner and Puckett; Heck Chew and Lee.
 Meridian, Miss, June s.-(Special) )LThe Meridian clerks of Mobile and Ohio Rail- road company defeated the Mobile clerks of the same company in Meridian this afternoon by a score of to 0. R.H. P. Meridian .. :. ..102 200 O0s-5 8 Mobile q. .. ........... 900 GOO 0o0-0 1 Batteries: Melton and Miller; Holcomb and Broadway
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if put in book form, would make Web- ster's unabridged look about the size of an ordinary score card
 It fell to the lot however, of the New Orleans Items sporting writer to blow out the worst brand of smoke that has ever happened.
 The Creole gentleman was called on by a fan to pick the best all-southern team.
 This is what he polluted the atmos- phere with: Ricket, lf Winter or Nadeau. if Meek. 1b; Jordan, 2b; Brouthers, 3b; Babb, ss; Matthews, c; Breitenstein, p.
 The left fielder Is a good man all right, but not In 1t with Houtz, Pearson, Miller or Paskert.
 Winter is nearer the top in center field, though surpassed Ly Dobbs, Gilbert, Ap- perious and probably Henline.
 Nadeau for right is not so bad, but Carlos Smith should have the call
 Meek on first base is surpassed by at least five of the first sackers. viz: Bax- ter, Fox, Sabrie Carey and Douglas
 Jordan is all right for second sack
 lie Item man picks Brouthers as the best man to play the difficult corner, with Dyer second best.
 What about Hess and McElveen and Perry? Any one of whom can make Brouthers or Dyer look like Cotton State leaguers.
 Matthews for catcher! What howl Hugh Roberts must have let out when he read it, and rightly.
 Every backstop in the eastern division and one in the western, Stratton, out class the ex-Baron.
 Breitensten is a selection for the box that does not smell so bad when the oid man is at himself, but still we have Zelier, Maxwell, Eyler, J. Duggan, Sor- feli, trio of the Barons' twirlers and several others that seem to have the edge on the veteran. An apology is due Percy Whiting for our thoughts; he is punk enough in his dope, but the Item writer has him skin ned to death for the leather medal-Mont- gomery State.
 We'll, what do you think of that?
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Well. what do you think of that?

The following from the Memphis News Scimitar is respectfully submitted to the Birmingham baseball reporters:
 Poor old Birmingham. It looks as If the Barons, the mighty champs of last season, are to be the tail of the kite this gunner. Theo Breitensten never did think much of the Slagpilers Listen to this: They never had a team. They had fine luck last year and scared the um- pires until they were afraid to make a close decision against them.-Ex
 If Memphis remained longer under the slag, the Barons would win the pennant As for the erstwhile great Breitenstein after making the above remark. he came to Birmingham. and the poor little' az. gregation batted him from the box in a horrible slaughter.
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Games Today.

Birmingham 'n Shreveport. Montgomery in New Orleans. Nashville in Memphis.
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Hear the Shreveport -Bir. mingham game East Lake to- day.
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Reduction in GARBAGE CANS on account Removal Sale. Prowell Hardware %.
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The Shrevep't- Birmingham game in detail East Lake to- day.
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New Orleans :. .. .. ....... 200 oil 000-4 Atlanta ... =. ... ........... 100 900 002-3 Summary: Home runs, Atz, Jordan, Fox. Stolen bases, Beecher. Smith. Double plays Atz to Gatins to Sabrie. Bases On balls Teller 2, Breitenstein g. Struck out, Zeller 9 Breitenstein 6. Time, 1:50. Um- pire Rinn
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and owens.
 Pell city plays Alabama Citysat Ala bama City next Saturday. Dendy Is pitching league ball.
 Gadsden, June S.-(Special)
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OTHER GAMES.

Pell City, June s.-(Special.)-A very ln- terestlng game of ball was played here today. Pell Citys victory over Gadsden makes twelve straight victories
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'one man out when game called.
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Meridian, Miss. June s.-(Special.) 1.-The
 Meridian clerks of Mobile and Ohio Rail-
 road company defeated the Mobile clerks of the same company in Meridian this
 afternoon by score of to 0. R,H E. Meridian .. .. .... .102 200 00s-5 5 8 Mobile q. .......... 900 600 000-O {
 Batteries: Melton and Miller; Holcomb and Broadway.
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Totals :. :. .. - 20 2 7.s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13
Desoe Washington

Wanted: ..an issue. Sc necesita
un tema para la election de Presidente.
La reforma arancelaria podria sero, 81
el tratado democratico quisiera; pero
no esta queriendo, apesar de sus ante
cedentes y compromises librf cambi-
tss, porque ahora 10 dirijen Mr.. Bryan
y otros sefiores, que tienen la cabeza
llena de patrafias socialistas, como, an
tss, la tuvieron ocupada por ell dispa-
rate del platismo.
A ese partido, que va andaba NAL
antes de ser Presidente Mr.. Roosevelt,
Este ha sbado de desencuadernarlo,
Ell Presid :nte, con su politica anti Ca
pitaiista y sus ataques a las lineas fe-
rreas otras grandes empresas, hs in
citado Mr. Bryan y demas dem6cratas
de la izquierda, copiar, exa ajerandola,
esa politica, para no quedarse atras y
ne perder los votos de las masas oOre-
ras.
Hay quienes opinan que la oCasi5n
es propicia para que los democrat As
despleguen la bandera de la reform
arrancearia vayan con ella a las cleo
Clones pr estar dividido 81 partido re-
publicano acerca de este tema. Los
que opinan asi preven que, 81 el parti-
4 la reforma, algunos de sus elementos
votarfan con ell deT Tocratco y, proba-
blemente, lie darfan la victoria. Entire
los republicanos que desean suavizar
ell actual regimen proteccionista, por
medic de tr alta dos de reciprocidad y
modifcaciones arancelarias parciaes,
figuran ell Presidente Roosevelt dos de
,-us ministries Mr.. Root Mr. Taft y
otros personajes; pero como piensa la
mayoria del partido? Lo cierto es que,
hasta ahora, cuando, cuanto ell Presi-
dente ha intentado en- ese sentido, ha
fracasado, ante la resistencia de las dos
C4maras-especialm lmente, del Senado =
en- las que dominan los Mntereses espe-
ciales" Ell Senador Hopkins, republi-
cano, celebro una larga entrevista con
el Presidente, de la cual ha sacado la
impression de que no Sc tocara a las
tsrifas hasta despues de las elecciones.
Esto signifca que, como los repu-
bjcaAos no les vendra NAL ell dinero
de los productores protejdos por los
Aranceles para pastos electoraes, no
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13

Los principles vi Yjyongoui y Vi
Tying, miembros delegados corea
nos a la Conferencia para la Paz de
La Haya, que Sc nego a reconocerlos,
salieron de Southampton para Nueva
York.
Ell primero manifesto en- una con-
ferencia que Sc djrig1a a Washington
4 yer al Presidente Roosevelt, con Ell
prop6sito de hacerle yer que Ell ia
pom hizo el tratado de 1905 sin el con-
sentimiento del emperador de Corea
nj de su gabinete y que Corea nunca
cedio su independence ia nj consintio
con ell protectorado Japones.
En- ell tribunal Old Bailey, fue
ron declarados culpables una muj jer
llamada "Chicago May" Churchill,
de haber tratado de ssesinar a Ed
die" Guerin, ell IS de JUNO. Smith
fue condenado q prision perpetua y
la mujer ounce amos de trabajos
forzados.
Guerin fu6 enviado la isla del
diablo por un robo que cometio en-
IN banco de Paris. Sc escape, fue q
los Estados Unidos y no Sc lie pudo
extraer de ALI. En- cierta epoca
"Chicsg go May vivio con Grerin
Este quiso reanudar las relaciones
en- Londres, al hallarla ALI, pero Ia
mujer Sc opuso y Smith al verlo
mientras paseaba en- coche con Chi.
cago May salto de 81 y le hizo varios
disparos, uno de los cuales 10 hirio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13
San Juan, PuertoRic Martes 3de Agosto de- 1907

nos que tiros exijiesen ell pago. Los
Estados tramposos no encontrarian di.
nero precio alguno; con 10 que Sc
verfan obiigados cam biar de con-
ducta. Buenos eStan 8 guncs de los
gobiernos spano-am ericanos; pero a
los fnancieros de rapiIa, que hacen
negocios con ellos, hay que cojerlos
con pinzas. En- 1903. una comision
mixta examine en- Caracas las recla-
maciones extranjeras contra Venezue
la; y del examen salieron cifras edif-
cantes. Por ejemplo; los acredores
smericanos exijfan unos "ochenta y
un' millones de bolivares y no tenfan
derecho mas que "dos" millones =
pico; los itaianos presentaron cuentas
por "treinta nueve' millones, que
quedaron reducidos cerca de .tres'
Y los "cuarenta" de los frspceses no
llegeron, despues de pasar por ell
6ltro.
Y. W.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13
Rebeldla fIipina
Un impuesto odioso.- Protesta
de los tagalos.-Boycot
original

La nacion americana acaba de die
tar una ley por la cual Sc crea I'm
derecho de pesos GA por cada f.
lipino que pise TERRA en- los Estados
Unidos.
Tn peri6dico de Manila, acreditado
de seriedad y sensatez, protesta aira-
do de esta ofensa que Sc comete con
ell pueblo filipino y en- justa represa
liza propone un boicotaje mqy ori-
2inal. @N$
-"Camara de Comercio Fl tpina~
dice-a Il te toca hablar: vuqlve por
Ell honor de tus hermanos, iy pide
que Sc nos autorice hacer rata dos
comerciales con otros pafsess. ms
truye a tus hombres de dine.o 4 que
manden agentes China, JaP5n, Co
rea y Australia, para que ouedan
nuestros productos naturales ma
nutacturados' encontrar mereado en-
esas regiones. Enciende cor la an
torcha del amor patrio nues sEros ca
pltales, para que las industr is flipi-
mas Sc ampllen y sc Green nuEvas con
el fin de que sus productos contrarres-
ten la avalanche de efectos que en-
pieza va venir de Americal Austria
China, Corea, Ell mismo Jab pom. son
Fnuestro campo de acciCn. Abandone-
mos la idea de enviar nuestos pro-
ductos agricolas AmericaIpues ALA
.somos mercancla., cuya entrada sc
castiga para impedir su desarrollo. "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13

--Ha sido botado al aqua ante ell
principe de Battenberg. el acorazado
"Bellorophon'', que es otro Dread
nought'.
Ell nuevo buque desplaza 1900 to-
neladas, 700 mas que Ell anterior y
tiene sobre el muchas venrajaS apro-
vechadas por la practica habido con
el otro.
En- Agosto Sc botara al aqua el
"Temeraire', que es el tercer acora-
zado de csc tipo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13

Ell padre de esta artista ers un mo-
desto emple ado de correos en- Nueva
Inglaterra que Sc impuso les mayores
SACRIFICES para educar sus tres hijas.
Resulta extraf1o curioso que las
tres hijas de este humilde funcionario,
Sc dedicaran con gran 6xito la carre-
ra del teatro.
Jane, la mayor es la artfsta predi-
lccta de la ,'troupe" de Mr.. M John
Hare; Margarita, la mas joven Sc dis
tingue mucho por su belleza y su ta-
lento, ha biendo debutado en- Nueva
York donde produjo gran entusiasmo.
En- cuanto Miss Edna, logr6 ser una
de las predilectas artistas del p1bhco
ingles, y nhora ha tenido la fortuna do
enamorar un millionaire.
Ell casamiento Sc ha veri6cado con
una esplendidez que dcjara memoria
en- Londres.
La artista Sc coste6, por supuesto
con ell dinero del que es va su marido,
N "trosseau" de boda, como no 10 lie
van nj las reinas
Trajes de todos modelos. para todos
los actos de la vida en- socied ad, fue-
ron confeccionados por las mejores
modista modistos de Paris y de Lon
dres
Pero 10 que sobre todo llam6 la aten-.
ci6n de las damas inglesas que vista.
ron la casa de Miss Edna May, fue una
especie de elegante vitrina donde Sc
hallaban expuestos los zapatos de Ia
novia.
Nada menos que Glen pares de zapa
tos Sc ofrecian a vista del pd
er an calzados de todas clases para
sports, para la casa. para Ell paseo.
bales, teatros. No faltaba ningdn de-
talle de los que puede reclamer la m As
exigente indumentaria femenina.
Detalle curioso En- la estaci6n de
Windsor donde Sc trasladaron los
novios el millonafio tuvo IN rasgo
la americana Sc habian reuniiO
ALI gran ndmero de personas, y el ma
rido molesto dijo .Pagar6 esas gen.
tes 10 que pidan con tai de que Sc
maj chen"
Asi ccurrio en efecto. repartiendo el
Millionaire algunos miles de duros en-
tre los curiosos, que, como puede su-
ponerse, 10 aclamaron con delirante
entusiasmo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13

pueden, antes de las eleccoues propo-
ner la reforma. Pero la propondran,
despues, y la hAran, ST vencen N la
ccntienda electoral2 ESQ, va Sc veria
entonces; con decir que dejAn Ell asunto
para entonces, consiguen dos cosa i:
que los republieanos refornaistas no Sc
vayan con los dem6cratas y que los
pi i~-dctores ahojen la mosca, y calcu-
lando que, case de haber reforma, les
tiene cuenta que la haga ell partido re-
publicauo, con su criterio oportunist1.
y no ell partido democratico, con su
criterio radical. En- esto, como en-
otras cosas, Sc We la superior tac-
tica de los repu blicsnos; superioridad
que, como he repetido en- varias oca-
clones, consiste, en- gran nedida, en-
carecer de escrdpulos. Son unos
ere alistas': no de la realeza. y ST de 10
realidad; unos terribl-s realistas.
En- La Haya, pronuncio aver I'm no.
table discurso el sefior Drago, ell hom-
bre de Esta6o argentine, autor de la
fs mosa Doctrina tque lleva su nom
bre. Mr.. Choate, el plenipotenciario
americana, habfa propuesto, como Sc
recordara, que las cuestiones fnancie-
ras entire las nsciones Sc some tieran al
ar arbitraje, con ell fin de evitar ell en-
pleo de la fuerza para la cobranza de
deudas. Seg1n Ell doctor Drago, con
este, Sc legalizaria 10 msmo que Sc in
tenta impedir. Su tests es que IN 60
bierno nada ti>ne que yer con les ere
ditos de sus nacionales contra gobier
nos extranjeros; y agregado que, con
ell plan Choate, Choate, cuando Ell abb
traje no diese resultados, Sc apelaria
a la fuerza. Al sef1or Drago 10 apoyo
ell seflor Perez Triana, delegado de
Colombia; y ell delegado de 1oglaterra
Sir E. Frye Sc puso de parte de Mr..
Ctoate. La discussion continuara ell
dfa z3; parece probable, en- vista de la
actitud de Inglaterra-que sera la de
las naciones europeas y acredoras-
que prevalezca la proposition ameri
cana porque, en- ell fondo, no modifica
"a situacion como ha dicho el doctor
Drago; los malos pagsdores no respe-
tartan el abitraje habrfa que obse-
quiarlos con bloqueos bombardeos.
Acsso el mas poderoso de los argu-
mentos del seflor Drago es el de que
en- Amel ica sc aca barfan los contratos
escandalosos con extranjeros 81 detras
de los contratstas no hubiera gobier-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13
Ina artNta tJn Glen ps.tS de apatOl

Miss Edna May, la celebre artista
inglesa, acaba de contraer matrimonio
con uno de los homt mas ricos del
mundo. Ell million ario americana Mr.
Oscar Lewishn, conoCido con sl sobre-
nombre de ..Rey del cobre".