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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-13
WELSH MAKES GOOD.
ohows That He is Fully Up to the
Standard as Boxer.

Boston. Dec. 12.-Freddie Welsh tbe
English lightweight. showed in his H.
round bout with Dave Deshler Of cam
bridge in Chelsea last night that bo w,s
an that has been claimed of him as =
BOXER ana had decision been given
welsh would have received it.
He is not only clever. but is very fast
and Shifty. He is very cool pronosI-
ton, but is inclined to do much clincb-
ING and there does not appear to be a
great amount of steam behind his punch
es He tabs and hooks well with the left
has a good right upper cut and counters
well with the right. His blocking is very.
good.
lie was . puzzle to Deshlcr most of tho
time, and IN the last few rounds the Cam
prldSe boy found ii hard to get to him.
u was apparent after they had been go
ing short time that Welsh carried too
many guns Cor Destler The EnSlishnau
would lab and then 20 to a cIinch and
exchange body punches He repeatedly
tented. drawing Deshler into q lead and
then would either shoot a short right to
the law or ear. or else hook the left to
the BODY
In the second round Deshler hit low
and the llow Eurt Welsh The Cam
bridge boxer did not land many clean
punches, Willie Welsh scored frequently
in every round. In the last few rounds
Deshler was worn out by the grueling he
had received willie Welsh looked as
fresh as when lie started
In the opening bout Ike Mclean out
pointed Tom Hall. In the semi-finaI Den
ny Ryan bestcd Denny Mclaughlin in
eight rounds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-13
March, 1908, Date For
Carnival at 0rnond, Fla.
Minneapolis Bird Has Best Re.
cord For Homing Pigeons.
Barr Wins Pole Vault Competition
at Harvard College.

New York. Dec. 12.-First official an
nouncement was made yesterday by
the contest committee of the Automo-
bile Club of America as to its plans
for the automobile speed carnival IN
the beach at Ormond. Fla The date
of the tournament was definitely an
nounced as the first week of March,
1908. the races probably occupying five
consecutive days.
The big race of the week will be of
80 miles for racing automobiles OF
Vanderbilt cup type. A large entry of
both European and American cars is
said to be assured for this event. Ar
other long race calculated to arouse
public interest will be an invitation
event Of $50 miles for gentlemen driv
cr:; While the conditions for this race
have not yet been framed it is expect
cd to provide for the high power run
about type of cars that have attained
Il great vogue. In this class it is hoped
IL obtain the entries of tie beat anna
teur driver" in this country.
a third race will be at 100 miles, fol
all classes OF cars. for the Minneapoi.
international trophy. To eliminate freai
machines from the sprint champion
ships the long distance races are to be
utilized as qualifying heats. Cars I,
qualify for the Dcwar trophy race, a
ono mile, or for the two-nIle-a minute
trophy must average more than 50 mile!
an hour for the whole distance in either
the 80 mile or the 100-mile events. Thi;
is expected to induce big fields for thu
lorg races.
The A. &. A. contest committee i.
now ut worl, upon the program %
shorter events. in which all classes o
cars are to be provided for. This com
mittee has ratified the agreement will
the Florida East Coast Automobile As
Sociation that the Automobile Club o
America promote and manage thu
Florida tournament. Letters have beer
received by club officers from scores G.
automobile manufacturers and race en-
thusiasts promising support in making
the Florida races the greatest evel
held,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-13
AMATEUR PRELlMS.
Many Entries For Annual Tournament
At Boston.

Boston. Dec 12.-The preliminary
bouts i'm the third open amateur boxing
tournament of the Boston Athletic AS
sociatiun were held in the club gymna-
stun last night. The final bouts will be
held Saturday evening.
In all there were Is bouts. and while
some Of the decisions were won by a
close margin. the awards of the judges
gave general satisfaction to the club
members. who attended in large num-
bcrS.
J. Haskell OF East Boston was the
star performer. winning handily from
J. Fitzpatrick of Charlestown. who had
beaten J. Hagan in a trial bout.
The 12J-pound class showed the
greatest number Of entries and some Of
tie boys. while crude III the finer
points of the boxing game. gave evil
d+nce of future in the ring.
The little fellows i'm the 110-pornd
class kept The spectators on edge. and
John Griffin If Boston put it on to An
gelo Portando in the 15S- pound class in
the first round of the bout
110-round claSS-YOunG Maylin. South
Boston. defeated John Burns. Cam
bridge. one round; r. Stone. Boston
beat j. Hurley. Cambridge. three
rounds: Joe Young South Boston. de-
fehted Harry Evans. three rounds
125-round class-J. Hardy, Charles
town. beat Fred White. Salem. three
rounds: f.. Burke. Hudson. beat NJ
Mooney. Cambridge. three rounds: ]
Haskell. East Boston. beat George Lee.
charlestow'i. three rounds; J. Fitzpat-
rick. Charlestown. beat J. Hagan. East
Boston. three rounds. Semi-tinaI-J.
Haskell. East Boston. defeated !. Fitz-
patrick. three rounds.
14o-pound CASA NJ. Mcnamara.
Cambridge. defeated A. Morrissey.
South Boston. four rounds; J. Small.
Everett defeated VIM Mahonev.
Charlestown. three rounds; Joe MifTin.
Cambridge. defeated Peter Lyons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-13
IN CEERS' HANDS,
HIghbaN Is Shipped to
Trainer at Memphis.
Jack Martin Announces Re.
ilTemeni From Turf.
Jockey Mcintyre Returns From =
Trip Abroad.

memphis. Dec. 12.-HighbaIL tho ser.
Satlonal trotting geIdng sold b. Frat
s. Jones Of Memphis, at New YORK.
old Glory auction sale TO r. : perk ,r
cleveland for $1,000. has been shi,nod
J" ms city and placed in charEa Of E,d
Gecrs. at the driving park. where tho
tr"ttcr will he trained for tho W..
Grand Circuit season.
me stables at the Driving park are
housing quite Il number Of green trot
ter3 and PAGERS this winter and som.
OF them, according to Mr. Geers. hav.
bright futures before them. Mr. Coor.
himself, has string Of y or g horses
at the track and he is quite proud or
them. Only two of the animals now q,
the park are out of the green stag.
Ihey are Baron Grafton. belonging TO
Frank Jones, and Highball.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-13
Most Baseball Players Have
Their Little Superstitions.

Donovan has q dread of working in a
shut-out game on his first appearance
He believes it Il season hoodoo and
would do almost anything to prevent
it,
Wise Hughcy Jennings saved Dollo-
van until the hot weather last season.
Not until June rolled around did
Hughey ask Donovan to take his turn
on the rubber. The day was warm
and Donovan felt fit. He informed
Jennings that he thought he could de-
liver. Bill had everything lie ever had,
and d little bit more but he was wilder
than a western bronclo. In the first
eight innings he parsed as many men.
two i'll one inning. but either great
pitching or fielding would prevent
Washing from scoring happened to
be working back OF Donovan that day
and noticed that he seemed to let up
in the ninth inning. also that lie used
nothing but u straight fast ball A
pass an error and a cracking hit by
tallies over the pan.
After. the game was over | bumped
INTO Donovan on his way to the club
house and remarked to him:
What was the matter: did you lose
your stuff in that last inning"
NO. | guess not" replied Donovan,
but have no desire to win shut out
game right off the reel Shut-outs on
your debut are not lucky" concluded
Bill as he hiked for the dressing room.
Fred Glade, the former Brownie, vino
VIII star for Clarke Griffith. next
season. has decided dread of dark
days. Fred likes to work under a clear
sky with odd SOL shining brightly
This is a strange popularity when it is
considered that Glade's main stock in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-13
ATTELL rs RIGHT.
His Contention az to Weight Is a
Proper One and Should Prevail.

The Boston Journal says Abe AtteIl
- very proper in his contention that
owen Moran shall weigh i'm at IL
pounds when they fight for the feath-
erwright championship at Gonna. Cal i,
New Years day. The recognized weight
is 122 pounds at the ringside, and At
tell should not bulge enc minute to
Moran. The fact that Owen is an Eng
llSlIndn should not figure. While the
demand That the men weigh in attired
and wearing shoes and fully accoutred
for the battle is nonsensical, yet it is
more reasonable than the proposjtion
that they weigh i'm at 120 pounds two
hours before the battle Moran has uo
more claim for privilege than frankie
Neil or anybody else.
Some time ago it was thought that
Attell would have difficulty in weigh
I'ls in ut 122 pounds ringside, and when
Jimmie Walsh and he were matched
Tor Chelsea two years next Washing
tons birthday Waisi's manager
thought he stole a march on the cham
piOn when he inserted in the articles
IA clause that the principals must weigh
IN at the ringside with tights. shoes
i"S 'Ie SoNeS Win which to
DO.
but II" was hoist with his own ne
tard Johnny Mooney. who was his
manager at the time. making certain
mat ~" trained faithfully In conso-
quehce Walsh was given a fine drub-
ping Atte!l was "A sure shot; wherever
ne aimed, at Johnny's nose, eye. mouth
or abdomen it didn't matter.
Then Mouth" Nolan, who is a close
irlenh Of Walsh's manager. was TIMED
or and worked the same scheme On
Joe Cans when the lightweight cham
pion fought Battling Nelson. But Cans
handed it to the Dane
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-13
Fog|er- Moran and Rutt-
StoI Tied For the Lead.
Men Flooding Along, But Many
Miles Behind The Record.
Terry MeGovern In MIxup In Which
Ne Has Small End.

Madison Square Garden. New York,
Dec. 12.-At 10 o'clock tonight the Fog
ler.Moran and Rutt-Stol teams were
still tied for first place with 1871 miles.
laps TO their credit. The Georsett-Du-
pree, Logan Bardgett. Wiley.
Krecs-Vanderstuyft and Downey-
Downing teams were second. one lap
behind. and LAWSON Macdonald. and
Bretor -Varoni brought up the rear.
respectively. three and six laps behind
the leaders.
Following a quarrel ut the Madison
Square Garden in which Terry Mccoy
ern, the former Eusilist. was Knocked
down by an unknown spectator. it was re-
ported to Police Commissioner Bingham
that there had been rioting there. The
commissioner ordered Inspector Schrnitt-
berger to take big squad of police to
the garden and if there was any disorder
to close the garden
At o'clock the score was: FoSler-
Moran and Rutt-Stol. 1889 miles. laps;
Georget- Dupre. ebs-VanGerstuyft. Lo'
gan-Bardgett. Wiley and Downing
Downey 1859 miles. laps: Lawson-Mac-
Donald 1899 miles S laps. and Vauoni-
Breton 1885 miles. laps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-13
Weston Will
Whip Patton,

Chicago. Dec 12.-Edward Payson
weston. who recently walked from
Portland. Me. to this city. has started
East with the avowed purpose of
horsewhipping Dana r. Patton, his
former advance agent
III whip him in Broadway" de-
clared the old man
weston will lecture in Buffalo ON
Saturday night and will be in New
York next Tuesday.
Weston's grievance against Patton
Is the action of the latter in trying to
tie up all the money the aged pedes-
TRAN had earned in his walk across
the country. The old man finished his
walk practically penniless. and Pat
TONS actions added much to his en-
barraSsmeut
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-13
TO MEET AT BANGOR.
Maine Sportsmen to Hold Annual
Meeting. Jan 7. 1908.

Notices have been sent out by Col
f. G. harrington. secretary of tho
Maine Sportmen's Fish and Game As
ISOLATION. stating that the annual
meeting of the association will be held
at Bangor Tuesday. Jan. Z. 1908. the
meeting to be held at the clubroomS of
the Penobscot Exchange hotel at 4
o'clock in the afternoon.
The order of business will be the re-
ports of the secretary and treasurer
the election % officers and the transac-
ton of any other business that may
properly come before the meeting. The
meeting will then be open for discus
sion by its members of any matter
pertaining TO the fish and game inter-
eStS Of the State
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-13
BARR is WINNER.
1910 Man CAPTURES Pole Vault In Com
petition at Harvard.

Cambridge. Mass. Dec. ia pole vault
competition for the Harvard pole vaulters
was held in the baseball cage on Soldiers;
field yesterday afternoon and won by J.
r. Barr. 10. with an actual vault of .
feet 2 inches and II inches hanJicap (
: Kent, ii, was second. with Q feet act
ual vault and the same handicap T. H.
Parker. 10. and NJ G. PIERCE. H. tied for
third. with vault of 10 feet from
scratch Barr will receive a cup awarded
to the winner by the track management
About Is track candidates reported yes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-13
NO DEALS MADE.
Fate Of Several Players Thought tc
Depend on Disposition of Tenney.

New York. Dec. Lowing to the i'm
possibility of finishing all business on
hand today. the National Baseball League
meeting was adjourned until tomorrow,
when it is hoped by holding a long SEES
sion all outstanding matters will he clear
ed up and a final adjournment taken
A resolution by George Dewey of Bos-
ton. providing that at the spring meet
ings of the major leagues a conference be
held with view Of discussing the adj
visibility of legislation for the resula-
ton of reserve lists. was adopted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-13

A sensational trial which las been "
fore the courts of Rome for se'ei"'
months was ended Thursday anu tho
court reserved decision. 1t was 81.
brought by the Countess Heiciea".
against the royal family of ltaV ~
damages. She sets up the claim that she
was the mother of a child by King Hum
bolt when she was IA years oil age a,'
she asked that the child be supported Il
the royal house, which presented eViuen.o
tending to show that the woman d, -"
time of the alleged relation with inc NE
was already of age and that her suppose
child was officially registered DIS
brother 1t is expected that the - ,,
decision will be rendered within q uioh'iI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-13

trade is his fast ball. and OH a dark
day he ought to shine NOtllius.
peases Cy Young more that to work
under a dark day. His great speed is
practically unhittable on such days and
he often works out of turn to be so
benefited. The same is true with al
most any other speed merchant. but
not SO with Glade
According to Glade he has never
during his career won a game on q
dark day. The closest he ever came to
victory was a near-win at Detroit one
day i'll August last season 1t was
Friday and Fred doesn't think it any
too lucky. For eight innings the
Tigers gave a great exhibition of club
swinging. trying to locate Glade's
great speed There was nothing doing
in the swat line.
Looks as if you were going to COP q
dark victory al last" remarked Tom
Jones as he and Glade headed for the
bench in the first half of the ninth
Perhaps" said Glade in his dry
manner but you know Detroit gets
another chance to do some waIIopiug.
Tom
With the score 3 to against them
the Tigers came in for the last half of
the ninth. Niles at second booted the
first two balls hit at him. Coughln hit
for single and Cob followed with a
double. The game was over and
Glade had lost another near victory.
Glade has another hobby He al
ways started each inning with the
Browns by tossing a ball to Tom Jones
before warming up. Next year he VIII
have to use as his victim Hal Chase.
Stony McGIynn of the ST Louis Car
dinals. who is thirty-seven, but was her
Continued on Page Five.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-13
MINNEAPOLIS BIRD HAS
BEST RECORD FOR 1907

Boston. Mass, Dec 12-At the 9th
annual meeting of the international
Federation of American Homing Pig
con E'ancierS the best record for the
year was awarded to Tornado belong
ing to Fred" May of Minneapolis. with
q flight of 600 miles in IL hours. An
other record flight was by bird own
Ell by Or John Schilling Of Fort
Wayne. Ind. which covered 1000 miles
III AZ hours.
George f. Fuett of Paterson. n j.,
was elected president and William Yer
render of Jersey City. secretary and
treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-13
THIS WEEKS BOUTS,

man. New York; Jack O'Brien vs. Bill
Heveron. Philadelphia; Dick Hyland VS..
Willie Fitzgerald. Salt Lake City: JEFF
Doherty VS.. Young Otto, New York
STANDARDIZATION A, a. final bouts
Howard Baker VS.. Young Erlenborn,
Netherland. Col; bouts at National A. c.,
PHILADELPHIA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-13
PERCY NORTHCROFT TO
CAPTAIN THE MIDDIES

Annapolis. Md. Dec. 1c.-Percy w
Northcroft of Pawtucket, r. l.. was
elected captain of the Naval Academy
football team for 1908 Northcroft
has played tackle regularly for two
seasons. playing in the final game
against West Point, and being a tower
of strength to the eleven. He weighs
little over $50 pounds and is SIX
feet two inches i'm height.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-13
THE DAYS DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS

cam bridge, two rounds; J. Rolfe, South
B,ston, defeated Joe ColIet3, Chelsea,
one round.
15S-pu1nd class John Griffin, Boston.
defeated Angelo Prutando, East Boston,
one round.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-13

Pittsburg Dispatch: W. III. Watkins
of the Indianapolis American Associa-
ton. formerly of Pittsburg. looks for
peace in baseball. He expects the ma
jor league to give the minors a square
deal and can see nothing but glitter
ing future for baseball
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-13

National League magnates assembled
IN New York. but the wholesale swans
llAeu up oy enterprising writer's with
ou. 'iie knowledge or consent of the
inashates are not likely to materialize
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-13

I'D ASEBALL players are the most
SuperStitiouS class of people in the
world. There are many Supersti-
tons in general in which all
members of the profession have i'm
plicit confidence, and nearly every
player has some pet belief that is all
his own. Where the many SUPER
situations originated no one seems to
know. but tradition has handed them
down from generation to generation.
If anything. the ball player of the
present age believes more in things
uncanny than the veteran of the past
If son of swat happens to see a
wagon passing by with empty barrels
as its cargo, he regards the game of
the afternoon as cinched A load of
hay means two hits in the dictionary
of superstition to the player spying it.
To make the charm more certain he is
supposed to pluck handful of hay
from the passing wagon. Players APP
proach the plate differently. Nothing
could induce some of them to walk
between the umpire and the catcher as
they come to bat. Others invariably
draw line alongside the plate before
assuming their place in the box.
Napoleon Lajoie always docs this. In
these and many other ways players
betray their belief in things supersti-
tious
Perhaps no pitcher in the country
was more i'll the eyes of the public last
year than Bill Donovan This wonder
fui highlander. with his great string
of victories. kept Detroit in the run
nlng all year and made the winning Of
the pennant possible. Despite his
greatness. Donovan has his pet super
stitIon, and it cropped out in the very
first game he worked last season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-13

Stony McGIynn of the ST Louis Car
dinals. who is thirty-seven, but was her.
Continued on Page Five.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-13

ASEBALL players are the most
SuperStitiouS class of people in the
world. There are many supersti-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-28
Los successes dc Paris
La resoluci6n del gobierno

Nueva York, ,jueves.-Comunican de Paris
que el gobierno frances en- vista de la actitud
del Vaticano, ha dado rapidas ordenes para que
sc cumpla sin ningun genera de contemplate.
mes, la ley VICENTE de expulsion de todo clerigo
que ofrezca resistencia al cumplimlento de la
ley de separation.
FL gobierno procedera resueltamente. Es-
perase que ocurran tumultos y esCenas de vio-
lencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-28
Graves successes
en- Valencia
La renuncia del gobernador

Nueva York. jueves.-Informan de Madrid
que en- Valencia han vuelto reproducirse los
tumutos que obligaron al gobierno a enviar
tropas dicha ciudad y ponerla estado de
stiO.
La situacion ahora es mucho mas critica
Ell gobernador civil ha resignado el mando Y
el nombramiento de gobernador para Valencia
dicese que provocara una crisis parcial en- el
gabinete Maura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-28
Ell licenciado Bustelo

Esta en- San uan este distinguido.
amigo nuestro que reside actualmen.
tie en- Humacao.
Nuestro amigo piensa trasladar su
domicilio & Santurce.
Esta es una grata noticia para sus
numeroSos amigos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-28
Los z'esabios Gle uspz 3irania
Grandes temOres en- Russia

Nueva York, jueves.-En Moscou ha pro-
ducido una excitacion violentisima la notica
de que el Car sc disponia anular las eleccio-
mes ganadas por los dem0cratas, fundandose en-
que las turbas han ejercido coacciones violen-
taS
La actitud popular ha sdo imponente
Ell Car ha declarado que no tiene tai pro-
p0sto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-28
El combate definitivo
Honduras pedira la paz

Nueva York jueves.-El ejercito de Mica
Tagua, continua acampado sin retroceder, espe-
rando Ell ataque de las fuerzas de Honduras, al
trente de las Cuaes va el presidente Bonila
De este sensational encuentro Sc despren-
de el 6xito definitivo de la invaCi0n.
ST gana Nicaragua, Honduras tendra que
pedir la paz cualquier precio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-28
EI confliCtO Centro.
americana
Una nOta del Salvador

Nueva York, jueves. Ell conhicto Centro-
americana toma preparedness de suma grave
dad, segdn 10 avisan los despachos que publica
la prensa neoyorkina
Ell gobierno del Salvador ha prostestado de
las nculpaciones que le hace Ell de Nicaragua
en- una nota que sc ha califcado en- Washing.
ton de imprudente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-28
SepvIclo Especial del Boetln Mereanln
GABLEGRAMAS.
Un articu1o sensational
Cargos contra ell gobierno frances

Nueva York, jueves.-Avisan de Roma
que "El observatore Romano, Ell organo mas
caracterizado del Vatico, publica un sensacio-
nal articulo que ha producido honda impression
en- la capital italiana, que Sc dice inspirado
por el Secretario de Estado pontifcio
En- el articulo expresado sc hacen cargos
formidables contra ell gobierno frances.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-28
NOTlClAS

Hoy embarc6 para los Estados Unidos
via Habana, bordo del vapor Mon
serrat" Mr.. John W. Zimerman, lns
pector de las escuelas de Areclbo,
quien Sc marcha con objeto de reponer
su quebrantada salud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-28
la Argentina y Chile
Ell segundo arbitraje

Nueva York, jueves.-Despues del fracaso
de la intervention de Mejico Estados Unidos
para imponer la paz entire Honduras Mica
raragua sc habla ahOra de un arbitra e ejercdo
por la Argentina Y Chile con Ell obieto expresa-
do. Creese que esta intervention tenga mas
exto.