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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-11

!l ;a possible that President Rooso vcli will confine his hunting tciD t. Louisiana and the cane brake bears He has hoped to spend a few days in Texas, chasing the elusive and say age wild pig with the spear-although whether with the "spear that knows no brother" is not definitely known. Official business is piling up to such an extent that the Chief Executive probably will have to hurry back to give it his attention. There is not much fun to be derived from the con- temptation of stacks of papers, all re- quiring either the attention of the na- tion's head or his signature, and the president finds as little joy in this condition as any one. So probably the Texas boars will have to wait for another time while the Louisiana bears will be accorded the honor of being "shot up' by the night hunters rife.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-11
FRIENDS AND CITIZENS.

We would like to call your attention to the fact that we have nice bar becued meat daily. Also staple and fancy groceries.
 w. M. GARDNER, West Sixth avenue, J. w. Monks Addition. 9-25-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-11

cluSlOn league, Of which he is a
 firm allocate. Mr. Frances sees a growing menace in the ever-invreas-
 ing influx dt the Orientals, asserting
 that they will, in the course of few
 years, constitute a serious race pro-
 blem that will be felt alike by the
 East and West. It is a noteworthy
 fact that just at this time with the
 San Francisco and Vancouver race riots fresh in the public mind, the American Sociological Society is preparing to discuss at its next an- nual convention, to be held at Madi- son, Wis, in December. This meet ing is to be largely attended by many of the most prominent sociologists b the United States, including such
 men as Ward, Giodings, Peabody, Graham Taylor, w. I. Thomas and
 Miss Jane Adams. The elaborat tion Of the program is in the hands of the secretary of the society, Dr. c.
 w. A. VeditZ, who in addition to being a member of the faculty of George Washington University, is a criminologist and sociologist of some note. Dr. Veditz Is too busy with his work as acting dean of the college Of the political sciences of hn 1oiy n I1,of ho m
 for the Madison convention at this time, but promises shortly to Il ake public the plans he is preparing
 Former Senator Francis Marion Cockrell of Missouri, now a member of the Interstate Commerce Colnmls- sion, this week held levee at his office and received the congratulations and good wishes of his many friends on the occasion of his seventy-thirG birthday. For some weeks he had been kept at home on account Of .l health brought On by overworH, bat he was impatient to be back :'ln nar- ness again and selected the {, 1nivei- sary of his birth as the day for re- suming his duties. He found on his desk numerous messages of felicita- ton, and in the course of the day a large number of government officials called to congratulate him on being seventy-three years young. The Mis- souri statesman has been almost a total abstainer during his long life, having early made resolve never to drink at any public function, and to the fact that he has never taken liquor except as medicine he attributes his good health and young appear ance. Senator Cockrell also believes in plenty of sleep, hard work and outdoor exercise, having always walk ed from his home to his office, unless the weather was especially inclement.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-09
Big AUSTRALIAN
KEEPS on WINNING

Melbourne. Dec. 22.-Bill Squires. the
heavyweight champion OF Australia
again successfully defended his title
this afternoon on Richmond Race.
course. and II Is quite evident that un-
less some boxer In his class Is import
ed he VIII remain unbeaten. As was
naturally expected. the contest was of
the exciting order. being almost iden-
teal with the other fights In which he
has figured Of late. Within the past
II months the big examiner of New
castle, has accounted for every heavy
weight of any standing In Australia,
and today Mike Williams. the heavy
weight champion Of South Africa, who
defeated the champion of England
when the latter pugi,ist was IN johann
hesburg, went down before him In as
iishtning-lige manner as the other
men who have faced him.
As soon as the bell sounded SQuires,
who was to | on favorite, went
straight at his man, and II was quite
evident that he meant business. Tack
'''o "'' opponent h'ittll, USlllH
10th hands with a will, he kept Will
liams very busy. The South African
attempted to stall off the attack, but In
the first few seconds Squires opened
his lip. He continued to attack In fine
style. and drove his opponent all round
the ring. When the contest had been
In progress just II minute Squires feint-
ed and, swinging his left hard to the
Jaw, sent Williams to the boards, where
lie remained until he was counted out.
The victory was received with loud and
prolonged cheering, When seen after
the fight the yangulshed man. whose
nose was smashed and eye cut, quietly
remarked, "The best man won" An
American patron of boxing who wit
messed the match has expressed his
Willingness to take Squires to the
United States.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-09
= ~ rnAx>,xG POLLOCK.

l"fk January ~ We hnVp lust
n' 'lihr tIt"h week III EIWilNay
.Ih.rr N"r" three upcnings ~ town insi
Mor'lny. 'Riri tive, sa fnei s,hsys presented
wci" from the pen ~ our most prolific
dtuihniisl Some yrars ago two comic
operas iy Frederick itnnkrn- were dis.
ciosed on the same .nightr hui Ibis single
precedent 'iops not disturb the unique.
Bcs~ Of such an achievement as the hiiih
OF intellectual tw'us, Mr.. kankeD's
tUuhlc premier was tile result ~ nccl
dent: Mi. Fltrh's the natural out"pn.
OF fertility unknown IN amy other
author slncr III. death Of Dion innr,.
cRult.
The event was not one. OF nnaloy-h
bliss TO the playwright Mr.. Fitch was
irnlly wniilrd lest the necessity for pro.
du"ing two dramas on The same evening
might he attributed 10 n desire for cheap
advertising. Ihen. too, the matter "
bcihs on baud IN two places al once
gave cause FOR anxiety to n man who
realized that. II II Is Impossible for two
h"dlcs 10 ,nrupy one space simultaneous.
~, u IN dOubly impossible for one body
Ia occupy two spaces at the same mo.
uIrhi. The Sage 1T Greenwich succeed
I'd ~ uIakinr u speech after the third net
90 '''f'hr truth NJ the Criterion. aud mn.
otter after the third act ~ The
straight Road at the Asior. but not
untl. tue stage mnnager OF the latter
thtatsr had coiDe a'1r fr.ttIUg uinc
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-09

n,ornent. The strains OF music Wcrs
usosned 10 the rattle OF dimes IN opera
S,ass supply boxes: Then We were In
Ring. 10 the Inevitable royal adviser, and
70 = tenor prince destined TO Sing duets
M ins.s s sSps E Er'"s.s Her Pink FRET
cyehing-tnr while, but eventually she
aud her little piaymates were wGisEed
v WsrSs aha fns we wer" ie;t with Miss I'd:
Niles Edwards abiity Ia cer r''I nar, S'
notably sIaycy roles, hut ms the star OK
Hh snt,rc show She is a disappointment.
teni.on ihat tho king WAS In the power
81 noisy aud sclfsailsiicd gentleman,
nsiept stanley Ford aud that The princts
whose name. GscIla EGopia. soa andlsh liz;
That OF Sou,h African magnats pro.
msIma by bnrIcsane Italian The
mho ra nas sTI,n to r, %sd only ihs maden
br devious and unfunny ways, We SONS.
s sSSs ,,I Is o Miss Edwards; This really
ana No the principals were Obliged To-
Es ;ti par sorrow at the fact ' WAS
lhit, wherever the Island 81 Fcrns nan.
rrrei to be, her Pink ruchritude WAS
certain 10 be on hand.
discovered that she had knock knees
Thus do the idols We create in this M.
,.y,a; feet OF clay. We had banked on
i,nI rorfeeiion. aud she failed u.s. After
lhht 'hc snow was over. So far IA we
were concerned, What matter that tht.
and three tunrfnl songSy The songs wers.
"Rnlnius.," 20 Tell ne, Daisy" aud ,:rLe
u,hlmes o. Long Ago" These things and
redeemlng features of Princess Bcsgsr.".
oh, Joy; At last | am given reason To
Deif'e unit am genuine dralnA tic
critic, ] don't rank myself with Aim
Dale and Acton Davies as yet, becuuss
While meg are dcnlcd seats at TEAL Thea
teis, the deaf ear Is turned to INV M.
lSals oniy az the Bijou. The reason.
Irwin Ia Mrs, Wilson Andrews" IL
everybody who didn't like Mrs Wilson
AEarews," the Bijou would be emptier
IN the future than II has been in ths
past The only feature OF this m,tter
that concerns you IL that 1 am not nils
70 tell you about 'rhe Mimic and ,ha
Maid, comic opera produced there last
Friday. ! have bought seats for nest
week. when ] shall be able to rratiis
your curiosity aud my own n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-09
Pollock's Talks on Plays and Players

don't loyr you h.ra,lS" vnn'rr honest:
io,c yuu l"cau-r iou'rf you After
an icnarLs Tom Ia 'lh. Truth. we
don't love l"'rI" l"ruusr they :. p-rfr,,:
ease. The plumb"r's assistant In the
H'es love-. '' c s.""S MS Ts"s S, ma ,so +.
iessiirss, refuses to lake the iniitter under
"onsIderatlon.
n"rLy warder, IN The Truth" Isn't
prclllrction for fnlschood. That predI.
lection was born In her the offspring OF
ssa,,,l'.as,s aud Imagination. The same
able To write Hes aud sell them TO maya.
alnes makes an gn.kIllcd woman want
OF the normal supply. II never told a
malicious lie In my lIfe." saws Becky.
She can't see tho evil OF nnmaiicious pre-.
yErsaSn Ssl,nS r, can ia.i EysS ,onn malt
malicious truth. Becky almost believes
her. own fancies III You take the ferry
70 Jersey, City" declares her friend, you
piles Becky. so I have" Poor little
MIS-. Peter Pan! And then. when Becky
Is caught IN her own tangled web,
meetings With man whom She only
sought TO reconcile toward his Jealous
wife brings about n break with her own
s ",.sSn she Pc, reaps The reward not q
Ia heaven. she crirs VII aver .e, o,,t
~ this m never tell another lie. After
which straightwaE she accounts for
/. IL Chicago. W '"'""s "'
Mr., Fitch nnrrntes the story Of THE
Truth through nine characters
construction is def, the dialogue spark.
"s "f saI nrFr ';Ss sssps WIN a which s
hx gnI -,,,a9n u"u ' maw s snnprseu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-09
GOLF At HAIE|WA

All the lovers of the game of golf
will leave for the Haleiwa Hotel to-
night or tomorrow for the White Rock
tournament which will be held there.
There are over thirty entries and the
play will be sure to be Of high class.
The only important change In the
Is that of Frank Armstrong,
who won the last White Rock event.
lie made a score of 10 and has been
cut down from three to two. The
handicap is based on 80 as the low
score and II Armstrong had made a
couple Of strokes better score he would
have been put on scratch. As II was he
won the tourney with one stroke to
spare.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-09

$780, -. a., 49, $40. .
Year, onto MS real nge. "A Fiteh 10
time saves nine. he was heard 10 OBJ
Ne. ns streak % fur coat aud black
salf shad"wed Itself between the back
"oo, hh9 tue footiights.
AIah DnIc, .spcaklng 81 Mondays &C.
g, ~, credit: Mr.. titcl win turn.
seventy second Of gross. OF plays a
week As matter OF fact, The
,,nIlh and rhe Straight Road are the
.hird ana fourth Fitch dramas offered
ms season 10 New York. The earlier
prouucuohs were The House or M,rth
hnu Inc Girl Who Has Everything.
wnich Is SUI running at the Liberty.
nroaness only knows how many plays
,hs nnthor has written since he began
Tossing on manuscripts. ] asked him
mat question me other night and he
ohiy threw up MS hands. Myself. as
mus must Do many mors that nobody remem,,
bcrs haMahnys. Who among theatrical
mlheacres r"col!cctS The American
i,nchess, or APR! weather, or "A
snprrnuous Husbandy No other man
VINO ever contributed To our stage had
us many salient characteristics or ne
, n'arhed an influence on the drama OK his
aine. ! could Write . monograph OF IN
mo words on Clyde fitSh. tut don't be
alarmed won't
Partly because Of his ,cnch.r, for
' lie " EnnI, i1 wi,, AM naraS osss rms
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-09
Hawaiian Gun Club To
Have Many Event Shoot
LONG.PROCRAM FOR WASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY

The house committee oi the Hawaii
an Gun Club, composed of X. b. Por-
ter, j. Robb and j. W. Harvey, held a
meeting last night and completed the
arrangements for the shoot which will
take place on the club grounds at Ka-
kaako on Washington's Birthday. The
shoot will be the occasion of u full day
of enjoyment for all the members Of
the club and their friends and the
many different events give almost all
the chance necessary to win prize.
The following program has been de.
cided on:
First event. 3 a. m.-20-bird scratch.
known angles. for Directors Cup and
the championship of the club. To be
won twice. Won once by ID. l.. Austin.
Second Event, $3.50 a. m.-i0-bird
| scratch, unknown angles. for L. o.
Hall cup. TO be won twice. Won once
by X. b. Porter, II. l.. Cares, w. Il.
Wall and j. w. IA. Harvey. Also two
other prizes.
Third Event, 10 a. m.--Visitors'
match, l0-bird scratch. known angles;
three prizes.
Fourth event. II II. m.--2O-blrd hand
leap. known angles. Walsrode Cup,
presented by Woods a Sheldon to be
won twice. Won once by X. d. Porter.
IL. Il. Cares. l.. G. King and J. W.
Harvey. Also three other prizes.
Fifth Event. y. m.--Combination
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-09
Open BOWLING ALLEY

Tonight will witness the opening of
The bowling alleys at the Hotel Baths
ana the event Is one of Importance tn
those enjoying sports of various kinds.
Bowling Is one OF the few games which
are good In all sorts Of weather and
winch have been able to hold high
place for centuries. The new alleys
are OF the finest possible construction
ana form a remarkable contrast TO the
alleys which have been built In this
city before.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-09

the. matter sanely. aud Miss o'iiars
makes point Of keeping her plan secret
from eyerylody who should have known
Bill HnLbeii. drops IN aud nuds Alnes,
there Is an awful row aud Moli II dis.
csrded by the entire east Of characters.
Its about TO take to drink, when a bius
spotlight falls On q picture Of the Ma.
donna aud her Child. and she takes 10
Thompson and Bi,i come back and nil n
we'll
The play IL rot without cieycrpcss. but
generally speaking, II IL decidedly medic
where Miss Thompson. believing that Mol
has stolen here lover, forgets about The
salvation business. steps out OF the skirts
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-09
KAM'S TRACK TEAM

The Kamehameha Alumni Associa-
ton held special meeting last night
TO consider the representation OF the
association In the championship track
games which will be held In the middle
OF March. j. McCandless was elected
captain and II, J. Aud manager, of the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-09

lup, an expedient that had never occurred
to anybody before. aud the result projects
MISS OHarn Into the next act with a
white dress aud II whltewashed character
Now u happens that Miss Thompson IL
in love with Douglas Alnes. as unprin.
Mol devines that her benefactress is
being married for money, Accordingly
for no possible reason except that she
may have been seeing too many plays by
rooms so that Miss Thompson may catch
him In the act OF attempted seduction
Every regular theatergoer knows that
their rooms, or who are going 10 be In a
man's rooms at midnight, never 20 about
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-09

The lighting brigade" of the Rus
sian social revolutionaries declares that
1000 men and women have already
sworn to execute death sentences upon
all highly-placed civil. and military
blIreancrats
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-09

Michigan now looks certain to be
competitor at the Eastern intercolleg-
late track and field championships. and
II she does come East a duel meet
will probably be arranged with Penn
sylvania, as the latter has been denied
q meet with Cornell. for the first time
In years. Cornell knows the Quakers
have u good track team this year, too.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-09
SPORTING GOSSIP

About year and half ago Joe Cans
escaped the alimony club by convinc-
ing a Baltimore Judge that he was in
capable of further fighting. All there.
Judge.
8: :. :.
Major Roderick Mackenzie. the 327-
FOUNDER who wants to fight Jeffries, Is
a graduate of Toronto University and
IL skillful bag-pipe player. Both of
these excellent qualifications would
Goubtlessly prove Of great help In a
match against the champion.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-09

The Boston Post says that Squires is
not only member of the miners
union and Socialist, but that he is
also Sunday school teacher. Why
not give the fellow chance-what's
the use of blasting his reputation be-
fore he even reaches our hospitablc
chnrna2
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-09
g g g

Judging from the meek manner in
which Joe Cans submits to weight re-
one might be led to believe
that his avoirdupois Is about as elastic
as his conscience used To be.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-09

Talk about daintincss carried to the
extremel Why, this season the motor
boat owners. who have entree to the
most exclusive circles, will float their
racers only on Florida water.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-09

In a recent bout at the National A. G.
Young Corbett proved that he had the
raunch, but lached the punch.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13

Seg1n noticias el dia ~ del actual mas
tardar Sc haran por el Jefe del Consolidate los
nombramientos para Jefe del Preside, alcaide de
la carcel deSan Juan, Agente comprador del De-
partameuto otras plazas mas que Sc cubriran, a
fin de que los nuevos empleados tomen possession
el dia 70 de Mayo.
En- el vapor aCoamoO lleg6 esta ciudad el
senor James c. Tory, Gerente General del De-
partamento Extrangero de aEl Sob, Compahia
de SECURES sobre la vida, del Canada FL jueves
por la noche fue obsequiado con Tin esplendido
banquete EN- el aUni6n ClubD por los sehores Can
dia & Stubbe asistiendo e principal personal de
la casa y los sefores don Jesus Maria Lago, sub
Gerente de Dstrito don Juan R. Baz, Repre-
sentante Especial de la Compafia. Anoche tam
bGn fue obsequado Mr. Tory con otro banquete
ofrecdole por el senior Balz su Residential ass-
tiendo los senores Stubbe, Gandia, Lago, Virella
Uribe don Ramon Gambia Cordova. Hoy salio
para Ponce Mr. Tory, regresara para el Canada
el martes embarcando por aquella ciudad. Lie
va muy buenas impresones de suvisita Puerto
Rico
-Nuestro distiugudo amigo don Pedro de
Audrey, juez de 10 Civil de la Corte de San Juan
ha recibido muchas cartas dc pesame de toda la
isla, con motive del fallecimiento reciente de su
seior padre, el respectable anciano don Antonio
de Audrey "a. {. p. d.
Ell Departamento de Agricultural de los
Estados Unidos ha enviado un cable, prohbien-
do la importation de ganado vacuno procedente
de Venezuela. FL Collector de AduanaS Mr. J.
H. Cansten envi6 con fecha de Noviembre des-
de esta ciudad un telegrama dirgido los seno-
res A. Hartmann & CO, de Arroyo, en- donde lie
participate la orden del Departamento de Agri-
cultura de Washington. Personals de esta ciudad
Sc han dirigido al Gobernador al Comisionado
senior Larrfnaga para que aclaren este asunto,
pues tai medida parece anti-consttuconal.
-Ha fallecido Ell Guayama Ell la residencia
de don Simon A. Alcaide EN- la Hacienda aBa-
rrancas,S el joven sefor don Juan Egozcue Bar
nes, empleado del Departamento del Secretaric
de Puerto Rico, en- donde era muy estimado Fl
joven Egozcue era hijo de don Manuel EgOzcue
Y Cintron, Alcalde que fue de San Juan, quier
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
Impresiones Y noticias

falleci6 en- esta ciudad Ell Octubre del aho pa
sado.
-Hace unos dias que lego Puerto Rico,
procedente de Paris, el se9or don Cresciano Fan-
tauzzi conduefo de las centrales aColumbiao y
aLafayetteS, de Maunabo Arroyo.
Ell Honorable Regis H. Post, future Co.
bernador de Puerto Rico, ha traldo de los Esta
dos Unidos la plaza de plata y orc con que obse
quia la Camara de Delegados al Gobernador.
Ell Cobernador ha nombrado AlGalde de
Hatillo don Alexandra Mora.
Hoy visitaron al Gobernador Winthrop
los seiiores de Diego Baiz.
-Ha presentado la renuncia del cargo de
Alcalde de Arroyo, nuestro distinguido amigo
don Jose Rovira Nieves La administration de
este senior durante los dos aiios que lleva al fren
te de ese puesto ha sido excelente Sc indca
amigo don VaIeriano Virella Tribe.
-Segdu infornes en- ell pr6ximo vapor Sc
espera de los Estados Unidos el senior Luis Toro,
Presidente de la aPorto Ricau American Tobacco
CompanyD. Su urgente regreSo debeSe a la
huelga general de torcedores que auu esta ell
pie en- los talleres de dicha compaiiia.
-Segdn notcias ha presentado Ia renun-
cia de su cargo el seiior Manuel Aldea Nazaric
tbeueyter secretario del Superintendent de
Asilo de Ninos de de Santurce, cuya plaza sera
cubierta el lunes proximo
Aver medic dia los esposos Ward, obse
quiaron con un lunch las seiioras Taft, Win
throp algunas otras distinguidas damas puer
torriquehas americanas.
Ell sefOr Antonio Quesel que desempe-
haba interiuamente el cargo de escribente en- e
Golegio de Nhas, en- Santurce, ha cesado en- di
cho destno
-Ha sido denunciado ante Ia Corte Fedora
de San Juan el senior Rogeo S de Castro, re
presentante del Banco Industrial de Santiago d
Cuba, por utilizar el correo Ell iniportar certif
cados para dicho Banco. FL gran Jurado estudi
Ell case present6 acusaci6n contra dicho sehc
ante el Juez Rodey, quien lie senal6 una FAM
de mil dollars, que consignaron los seiiores Fl
bian Palau
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
Ocupacion y blo|
queo de FinIandia

San Petersburgo Abril I3.-EI goberno
proyecta la ocupacion bloqueo de Finandia.
Estinase que por su especial poscion geogra-
flea su espiritu independents y levantisco,
son las provincas ilandesas el verdadero foco
de la revoluci6n. Ocupandolas con formidable
contingente de tropas boqueandolas rigurosa-
mente Sc ntehta detener la aAuencia de elemen-
tos revolucionarios que elias acuden { impedr
la Importation de pertreehos. Sc ha anunciado
aver que de SUI peculio particular, el emperador
y los grandes duques contribuyen con ocho mi
llones de dollars para la construction de TN
buque de guerra de ~, 500 toneladas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
La paz Dc Europa
Eduardo, intranquilo,

Londres, Abrl r5.- FL rey Eduardo mues-
trase sumamente ntranquilo preocupado ante
las complejas cuestiones preliminares que han de
decidir el seguro exito de la conferencia de la
paz. Sc asegura que el monarca britanico juzga
que las negociaciones para obtener ell mejor re-
sultado en- la citada conferencia, ponen hasta
ahora en- inminente peligro la paz de Europa, y
que de no llegarse I'm equilibrio entire todas las
potencias sera inevitable la conaagraci6n por el
c1mulo de intereses comerciales en- alberta pug
ma, entire dichas potencias Aboga elrey por la
alianza gernano-americana, que, seyun el, ase-
gurarla entonces Ia paz prescindiendose del Con-
greso de Ia Haya.