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Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-03
AMERIcANlsn.


 From time to time we are remind ed by fatuous phrase mongers and peevish paragraphers that even among men of average education and ordinary intelligence the first princi- pies of Americanism sometimes are either misunderstood or misrepresent- ed. If any editor of any publication chooses to write himself down as an ass by committing the fantastic blum der of confounding the first principles of Americanism with doctrines new and strange we cannot prevent his eccentricity, but at any rate we can save readers from following will O the wisp into the salt marshes or the square meal, equal opportunities for peat bogs.
 The democratic party is a winner this year because it's leaders are put ting patriotism far above politics. The democracy has made on the country an impression deeper than that ever made by any party not in power. Many democratic teachings have been appropriated by the repub- icans who in borrowing freely from the party not in power have shown voters that republicanism is rank failure when it attempts to deal with grave economic problems. First it makes a tariff for the especial pur- pose of rewarding and fostering cer- tain industries and industrial or polit- ico-industrial interests. Then when, as a necessary and natural sequel, the highly protected industries have improved their opportunities by mak- ing business arrangements whereby the offensive element of competitor may be depleted from their markets and they may conspire and combine to gouge the public, the party of tariff gazes heIplessly at its Frankenstein monster, confesses it is a peril to civilization, refuses to acknowledge responsibility and offers its craven, knock-kneed, aged and decrepit self as a champion of the rights of the people against the menace of the monster.
 Hundreds of personal conversations with President Mckinley on this and all other kindred subjects pertaining to Americanism convinced us that the author of the Mckinley Uin believed in the tariff merely as a means to an end, and after he had been assured that end had been accomplished he would not have persisted in using the means for the purpose of helping a few interests at the expense of the people of the United States. Presl- dent Mckinley regarded the tariff as tonic medicine. When a patient is well enough to dispense with tonic only old Dr. Pantaloon and a few other pantaloonists would think of poisoning the patient with the strong drugs which had revived him Americanism is the first considera- tion of every one really interested in the welfare and permanent prosperi- ty of the United States. American ism, as President Mckinley under stood it and as we understand it, is a well defined national creed; or if you do not care for the word creed, it is the rule of the game" We must live by deed in accordance with creed. The game must be played ac- cording to the rules. With regard to this and kindred subjects some of our
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-03
Flanssl waIst..

The winter has developed taste, never before, I think, so generally dis played, for simple flannel blouses. Two thirds of the morning and school gar. nents shown in the shops are in thin. striped flannel or sparsely patterned delaines, which fabrics have smooth. firm, almost hard, surface, that takes the tailor finish exceptionally well. They are printed or woven in all the prevailing shades.-Harper's BazaL
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-03

The opposition to Bryan will not be of sufficient importance to cause any alarm among his friends. His nomination at Denver will be with almost the same unanimity as it was at Kansas City eight years ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-03

Congress is mighty cautious about biting of more battleshipts than it can chew.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-03

Entered at the Bisoee, Arizona. fostornce for transmission through tne malls as second-class matter.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-03
AlpERME EN:

First ward-l. c. Shattuck and Frank Haynes
 Second Ward-l. R. Allen and Viii Ham Edwards
 Third Ward-Thomas Grady and Harry Bzrkdoii.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-03
NOTICE

A reward of $500 will be paid for aformation leading to the arrest and onyiction of the parties stealing The ;eyiew from subscribers.
 THE BiSBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-03
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

MAYoR-George Neaie.
 CITY MARsHAL-Jaek Stevens. CITY clERK-George S. Gage. STREET COMMISSIONERS. ] Mccullough.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
FOR CLAREMoNT AVE. PARCEL, s2s5,75o
Party in Interest Gets Big Apartment House
at Foreclosure Sale.

n the Real Estate Exchange salesreorns yes'eF
daz- joseph ?. Day sold at foreclosure No $50
East 10th St z five story tenement house, Zxloon
fat 70 Max Cohen for SIS $50. The sum due was
about SI5Oo The Hamilton place parcals were not
sold. They viii be offered again On April 20 The
parcel No g West 54th ST. was withdrawn and the
sale Of a vacant plot in 140th St. near St AIMS
ave vas adjourned TO January &
Samuel GoIdstcker seld ct foreclosure the six
story apartnaent house 1ls Sico feet the south
vest corner Of 127th and Carernont ave, 70 the
Batavia and New York Woodworking Company, a
party in interest for s235 80 The sum due was
about so 800 subject prior mortgage OF $4,000
The auction offerings for to-day will be as fol-
lows
A. 4 vessy Ct. by JOSEPH Day; Nos 2ls and as
I14-h 2Dl 10 T. Of Sd s6xleo II. vacant
3 NIeverz agr Realty et al Eisrnan L {, &
l. zttys FrarkersJetn. ref, due, $15123 So
Ct $3.50 30 1CGth is II
Of So avo. 36xlo0e sly and store; D WaTsa-
aEr Mildred Realty Co er al Etsrnan- l. 2 & l.
attvs- Y Morris, RET; amt due sl19T6 Il; taxes etc
S51a "A: Esd 90 + Of Brentwood ave- 5dI64
Wakefield. c Johnson II N Xoungs. Sheriff's sale
ve-ber Ie 1907 since \ 7 Rowe, atty
C-1lds-fcers 3
OF 14lst s. IOxI53 Tx<5x139 = Title
surauce Broadway Reliance Realty 60 - al L
Westcott. atty g Newman ref amt due $3.50 s4.
taEes, etc, Sis 81
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
Citations.

yT7HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY
/ the grace of God free anJ independent to SaDro
Reda individually and administrator of the estate
Maria Reda. deceased, Joseph Reda, Francesca
Feda Louisa RedG. Reda. creditors of Maria
Reda deceased. send greeting: and each of you
hereby cited and required personally and
pear before our Surrogate OF the County OF York
at the Surrogates' Court County held al the
Hall OF Records. the City OF New York on the 25h
day of February. 1905 past O'clock in the
forenoon OF day. then and 10 show cause
why a decree should not be herein giving
real of said deceased shall be necessary for
ne payment debts such Of you are here
bv cited as under the age Of twenty-one years are
Teolred to appear by your guardian II you have one
or If YOU have to appear and apply 10 be
appointed the event neglect failure 10
do so guardian viii he appointed by Surrogate
to represent ana act for you in the proceeding
In testimony whereof. have caused Seal Of
the E1rrogates' OF the said County New York
to be hereUnto affixed. Witness Hon Abner
T Z. 6 : c Thomas, a Surrogate said County
at the County Of New York the 18th day OF
December, year OF Lord thousand nine
hundred and
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk of Surrosatss Court
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

Psysoz 1-c-4 z-z-l- zza Bernard sr-yth & Sons
f'1 ~ ths E1Vars :. Be-sH No 80 West i4'A
f-esE vacant lo- -5z-555 fsst
l. FA Us Co ha.s cold for Benjamin stern % tbs
F-z-ds Eazl-y C5u1a1y 20 80 West list a tour
az oasasc SOY American basement dwelling house,
~ lgx-czz
--11s Frls-d has SOLD for IAczuan & Goldsmith 70
-S5es Eaye &aE. - ard a West 2s.h 81, two four
saf8 S-le-gz on -l-o- 5gxes feet
ss9- = Lz-z c. are william p Rooney sole
- w. 4 EF11=n 10 1sT West 91st e.. three story
frVs-s h.zss
he Albert Ba1-a-ceaa Company were ths broke-s
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
EVANS ESTATE TITLES TRANSFERRED.

Deeds recorded Mon6ay affecting the following
Thomas Evans properties No. 1T Fulton
u No - Ann 81. 25 John St. No IS Pearl St %
water block bounded by Bread
west seth and SOth The Erantors
T7sv7 another, Katherine e Wheler-
CHARLES Z. Davis Horace Enos and another, Anna E
T5ebe-ran and another Ida B RAIDER, John Wanamaker
C-7arlas Ds-is and another " Heoerton execu-
~ me transfers were the Thomas ". Evans
Museum and Institute Society
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
THE IRooUoIs IN BROOKLYN SOLD.

Mrs AUGUSTUS seabold has sold Joseph z. Cohen
I-o2uois, story elevator apartment house
rt e1pO feet At the Prospect Park
West an5 2rh s. The consideration. given.
bought this through Eernetts F
FaIletreau & Co last September fer Sl6o.ohO
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
Countru Property for Sale.

tAa sale If No - West a5th 10 the vsr Plsnok
estate corporation for Lucy Les and Kzthr1ns Hurf-
burt The same brokers sold adjoining property No
: West S5th 81, She corporation
Fu-rsu Brothers sold for Edward A Thug the
three story 45S 1st st. also two story mousse
Nc 81 Sherman st, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
Excursions.
Swrogates Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER c.
L Thomas surrosate Of the County Of New York.
a2ainst James 4 ueiey late Of the county of e"
s8ss:s @ shs h ss Sc .s r hig Ra NJ q & Wa
York. on or before the frst day Of May next
Dated Ne" ~ ASNE D eUfeIER Il sSooH Ezaegtrr
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK
York nattce is hereby siv.n hayE claims
sgsRss n sn et The ssne with ~oShsTs ersof c
the sboFtse at heF PLACE Of 7s Wg &
in the city Of New York on or before the 2h DAY Of
isFHAFS 1872 hs1' ~ ctSRA i.A Z s5ITLR Ezsss+i9 *,
"lIsIsa strsss 5 Borough ot Mama ManhattaH an
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. Amer c.
L Thomas Surrogate Of the County OF New YORK
against octaTts D BALDWIN the County Of
a ss:tSeE g!aas e EansSsfiPg Is 3 RRs s
B0To9gh ot aRhattaa u R an cifg gos Of New York
on Dses al ssISss Ssa 'e FORK ie3 e eff s
JOIN HENRY TOWNSEND. Executor.
ALFRED ?. BALDWIN.
LAVE Van s Street Borough @
C,ANDEE. EDWARD wIILIs.-IN PURSUANCE OF
L order Of Hon Abner G Thomas. & Surrogate Of
having claims ms aga 2sinst Edgsrd Willis is Gandse
ne same with vouchers thereof to the subscriber at
Ter place OF transacting business, the Office Of
Borough Of Manhattan city St New York on or be-
Dated New York. the 9th day Of December, 1901
EDITH c MATHEWS, Administrative
SHTLAND. SHOEMAKER & HEDGES. Attorneys for
Administrative. Sc Pine Street. New York City
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER C.
i Thomas, Surrogate OF the County Of New York.
notice is hereby given all persons having claims
against Joseph P Smith, late the OJunty New
York. deceased. 10 present the with vouchers
the subscribers, their place Of
business, at the Office OF DAILY, Hoyt & Mason. No
Is william street n The city Of New York On or be-
Dated New York the 2Sd Gay OF October. 1907.
MARY z. SMITH. MARY E. SMITH Executrfcss
DAILY, HOYT & MASON Attorneys for ExecutrtceS
II William Street, Manhattan. New York City
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK +
i FttzGeraId. a Surrogate of the County
claims against Otto z. Jentz late Of the County OF
York, deceased, to present the with veuch.
the subscriber her place transact
ing business the Office OF Roy Watson & Manner,
sttorneysataw, No Al Court street, IN the Borough
Brooklyn. City Of New York. before Ist
February. 1908.
Dated New York the 27th day July. 1907.
JULIA Z. JENTZ. Administrators
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. CHARLES
1 H Beckett. a Surrogate of the County of New
York notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against William Bartels late of the
York. deceased the same, with
thereof the subscriber at his place
business, No. $50 Greenwich Street. In the City
Dated New York, the 18th day OF January, 1908.
FERDINAND BARTEIS, Administrator, 1S0 Green
wich Street, Borough of Manhattan, City Of New
Il T e BEARDsLEY Attorney for Administrator
"a Nassau Street. New York
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
AUCTION SALES

MORTGAGE SALE - Allan A IRVINE
zuctloree-, viii sell to-day. a. . Q CLOCK
~ No 1909 Third ave. Borough OF MAI
Ez--aE The fixtures and chaftels OF q ss-
Ioor. Py order Of Attorney for Moftsase7.
BY VIRTUE Of execution. ! Eerhslel-
AuCrEeneer. viii sell to-day, : a m. a
a. zgsGivor ST one Edison phoHogr2ph- by
order u Alfred Freeman. Marshal
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
BCsINFS- rHsNrFs

~ Bile millinery husluess q. retail
- established 1-El ness rn= finest O1
- - -ale1 nio5s D. 80 g. end Sun ave.
-. TX -f- Lassr location IN TIE ciJy
- i-s2Hf $500 Els--ess cone lzst year.
- "a s7-LaS. 81 azslre a1d g~inE away.
aT.-tS-7 t--E opportunity. Eiz--1Cr. IaEs,
>---'- lzg-1s CO.. - Broadway
-. --AP--AL wanted. Buys Interest fr
-is-e- sAs4e tCr-- r1U Ger business. nov
u. .A a. large department stores. DO
~, 1A--iieft business FuIg uzrrlci4Lzrs
s---"iEE us Co.. ~ Broadway.
l,.. - CBI-E GARAGE fo- sale. sbso-
st-~- S7el Paving and raesr sand n
Hvozs-- l.es'-1 ls8ze g 80 sr. and
fs,---sss - cars nE storage. high class
ss---ez ez1ss death q Cu-er- ez-y
g-s - - pa-fleI-ars Z-DonaI Id-FVi g
= -. % E-ozEHay-
s,-;-.s ;---.zsl-IsTs. A~rEerTov.-sso. ooo re-
r.is oy q Elg1 corporation. mining
s'i6sr -. &C les-. TIE property has been
ess-r - eeFelopnlelt Cor about two
- sa.s n n1v < tunnel 800 feet long
N1s- = H---E - o1 TIE Vefa. sLev EOH
igEe- tg--L t-@ building with electric
ss-f -. BILL Cz1szitv of 200 tons
s as5 - t}-illeLt ret earnings VIII be
fasr - 1@ss cr=s tZDose6- tie gentle
ssas - sc vita tafs e-terurise are
TsFf O. most successful rnen III EsE
.ssjy..9s natter VIII bsar rhe closest in
SlelFas Il ~ q 74l' ua-ticfsiars apply
ieEins Co. ~ Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
Furnished pdrtments to Let.

I tn ST. IL EAST. NEAR 5TH AVE. ALABAMA
- - and Rensselaer, Hotels) .-Spring reduction;
half former prices furnished apartment: private
choice 81 daily: including meals sI2 so weekly
two, $50; exclusive. homelike.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD, silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value: made
into new articles or exchange for new jew
elry or japanese goods at NJ. +. Tepper's
factory. IL West 3Sth Sc.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
DISKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD AND ROOMS
18TH ST IS FAST. near 9th ave tAia
So and Rensselaer, Eotels) - pIlHs
-s51l-s53r. one half former prices Iufhisi'e4
anaTtmeut. private oath; z9uF cho4oe, -
daily, including meals sI-.'o N114''' 49,
$50. exclusive. h1Ineii1s-
TWO PERSONS. or invalid OF elderly per
eoy csr have comfortable room. steam
yaaf rtInufrg water, board, home PRIV!
i--as a. strictly first class apartment 80
dress y r. Tribune Jpto"h o'i4's' 4'''
Broadway.
fazTH ST PSI WEST---LArge stlall
ye1lTs. with beard, well rurnisneo - oeL-
,-,..--A a r,aT7car cooking near Il. s4D"s9-
fa2D ST 5fs WEST -AttraotiVs ROUSE
r-esm heat. good board. refined CHRISTIAN
family references
So ,tr1-esT- r2oTFF ST-LssrEe sunny front
yoon- private family gentleman reIsi-
encss.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
TYPEWEITERS.

TYPFWRITERS. makes sold. rented
repaired exchanged. reliable service
German. 80 Nassau st. Telephens 214o-
Cortlapdt
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY
MACHINERY.

At FrDUrED PRICES. 300 second hand
v,oaS and iron working machines; fully
euaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
Changed George b EDDY. 3ss Madison 81
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
Unfavnished apartments to Let.

sD-T tn ST, 142 EAST.-ROYALs CROWN, NEAR MADI-
~ oquare-beautiful ground nat
tiled bath, light rooms; woodwork
Throughout; modern elevator apartment house
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
HELP WANTED.
Male,

Male.
AGENTS (also in all citiesl having proved
ability with spectalties; make big money
selling to all lines of business; our estab-
lished patented article; guaranteed; nothing
10 carry: hustlerS can make $50 weekly .
Warren St, Room 3o4.
BOY wanted in newspaper office; must be
neat. quick and bright and not afraid OF
work; good references required Address
H. N, Boz 20. Tribune Office.
CIVIL sERVICE--We want young men
and women who wish 10 enter the q s.
Civil Service. II you are over 49, an Amer
ican, and can read and write, we can qu2l-
tfy you to pass examinations Write at
once for Civil Service Booklet" stating
age I c. s., Box 167. c, Scranton. Pa
TRANSLATOR - French, German and
Spanish Hapgoods, 3O7 Broadway.
Female.
WANTED.-For general Office work. sd-
dressing envelopes, etc, smart, neat girl
who lives with parents; must be q good
writer; quick and willing to work; give
age, experience and salary expected Ad-
dress Business Girl, Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
ruRNIsHEp ROOMS TO LET.


KITCHEN AND BEDROOM.-Light house
keeping. hot water. 81, 1i7 East ID 81
Cffth beiD
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
CARPET CLEANING.

MANUFA of billiard and pool
bies. high grade bowling alley bliice
lowest prices Marx Bros. "a Union Squa
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22

TRANSLATOR. INTERPRETER--Engli
into French. French into English. at
sight: legal. commercial social: would dc
tate to own stsnographer- "a East 2Sth st.
Telephone 1925 Madison.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
WORK WANTED.
Female

TYPEwHITER-Youn lady wishes sven-
ing work Misc c.. f55 Madison ave-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22

CAPEFTTI, CARPET CLEANING CO.
Cleans by compressed air. steam, hand or
or -oor. 1884 Broadway. 421 East 4sth ss.
COE & BRANDT Tel fa2-sSth-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22

OFFICE MAN or assistant shipper, by
light colored young West Indian: intelii-
gent familiar with financial district ref
srences. Phillips. S15 West 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22

USEFUL MAN.-Yeung. neat. willing and
competent Swsde: best OF recornrllsr.ca-
be-g's bureau T1S Lexington ave- Tel
i055-PIaZa-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22

WAITRESS By capable swedish girl. sas
EXCELLENT reference. Jussiia Bureau. go
Texiug gtcn ave
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22

CHANBERMAID and WAITRESS.-Toung
girl: six years IN last place: best recon
rnendati0ns. Osterbergs Bureau. t15 Lex
ington ave. Tel. lO55-PLaza-
, 1908-09-26
Grocery
j. c. CANEGATA

Begs to invite all parties having ACCOUNTS
due and overdue at the above Establishment
and the Dry Goods Dept. to come forward
with q settlement to assist the Proprietor
in renting for Accounts Current of Tune
Both last, arriving here in July q. Q.
Old accounts from 1885, 1887 and 1883 viii
be sold for SO Q 10 without recourse.
st. Croix, 29th August 1908.
, 1908-09-26
DIED, yesterday morning. on the estate

! DIED, yesterday morning, on the estate
la Fr'ncesse, Mrs EVELYN ST1EnNerAM, young
est ~daughhter:of Mr. and Mrs G. Leevy. The
funeral will take place ON the estate at 10
s'olnck chi. morning. Mrs. Stiernstam leaves
an infant daughter, born earlier the sayue
day, and the many friends of the family will
be deeply ,grieved to learn of the mothers
sal death.
, 1908-09-26
Grocery
OF
J. c. CANEGATA,

o. ~. 0111N1IO1A la - =
received e1 SIS. St. Jan fresh supplies Of :
HUBBUCK'S NO. l WHITE ZINC PAINT
in 25 & LII lbs iron Buckets. ~.
HUBBUCK'S NO WHITE LEAD PAINT.
in rs & 124 lbs. iron Buckets.
Yellow & Red Ochre. Whiting, Double Boil
=. ed Linseed Oil, Knotting Varnish.
per Guiana:
Lucas's Capitol White Lead & Lucas's Gibbs
boro White Zinc Paint in 123 & 25 lbs.
iron Buckets,
Mixed Putty in bladders, CHROME
GREEN & CHROME YELLOW, Mixed
Paints in LII tins, different colors.
~ per- S. S. st. Groic:
LOUIS RODERE Champagne in Iii g.
bottles,
BONBONS GLACES ~assortis,
BOUCHES MONTILIMAR.
All at moderate prices.
Christiansted. st. Croix, September 18th
1908,
, 1908-09-26
MS
ST. CROIX STATION

49, 49,
London, Sept. 22nd-Sir Edward Noel
Walker died suddenly on the twentieth. His
funeral'@ill take place tomorrow. Wednesday.
At Manchester four. hundred mills have
been closed, forty million spindles and one
hundred and forty thousand operatives are
idle, with a loss of weekly wages estimated at
one hundred and forty thousand pounds. As
the market is glutted the employers do not
suffer, and a prolonged lockout is not ex-
pected; probably the carders will soon take q
second ballot. There is no disorder.
The War Office has closed a large contract
with a Chicago firm for beef, and the Admi-
rally is said to be negotiating another.
The Admiralty is negotiating for the Lee
Deforest wireless telephone communication
for the Channel feet, the apparatus has been
submitted and experiments will shortly begin.
The late Professor Collins left O diarv ex-.
planning his suicide. 1t has been partly pub
lished, and is deeply interesting. The Ghost
Society will make the unpublished portions
tests III an effort to establish communication
with the deceased, and success should verify
the recent publications of the Psychieal Re-
search Society. Professor Collins made @
mutual compact with a score of fellow Nom.
bers of the Ghost Club to attempt to COM
municate after death.
At LIE Mans Mr.. Wiburn Wright yester-.
day lew for over ninety one minutes, a dis
lance Ipf sixty one miles, the worlds record.
Power enough remained for another, hour .
and there was no apparent reason why he
should not have fown indefinitely, but he
descended because of darkness. AS the
prize for the maximum flights in 1908 is
only awarded for fight before sunset the
record is reduced to fifty three minutes and
thirty eight kilometres. The ten thousand
spectators were delighted.
Paris Gdviees state that in consequence of
the burning of the Central Telephone Ex-
ehange the city is commercially prostrated,
and commune alton is interrupted, even to
England, Belgium, Austria, ~etcetera, the
telegraph wires suffering with the tele-
phones. Strenuous efforts are being made
to restore temporarily a partial service
for the Stock market, hospitals, hotels, banks,
theatres and Police and fire stations. The
conditions are worst in the heart of the
system, the demand for vehioular substitutes
being inappeasable, The trouble will con-
tinue for some days.
A Hague despatch reports that the Min
lister for Foreign Affairs is taking a vacation,
the Venezuelan SITUATION having been quiet
ell by Hollands latest note. The German
Minister at Caracas has communicated the
note to President Castro, who is merrymak-
ing at Valencia. The contents have not
been published. but it is not believed
that an ultimatium has been presented,
Germany's influence for con c~essions being
sufficient to preserve the existing status.
The Castroites are promoting o moyenent
to make President Castro a life President,
The Netherlands Cruiser Friesland has
arrived at Willenstad. @
The death is announced at Biarritz of
Senior Pablo de Sarasate, the celebrated
Spanish violinist.
Further news from 81. Petersburg regard