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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24
A QUEER TREE
The Tumbo Is q Monstresity Of this
African Desert.

The Tumbo Is q Monstresity Of this
African Desert.
The mature tumbo Is tree with d
trunk about two feet long, shaped
much like an inverted cone Almost all
the trunk Is below the surface of the
ground, the visible part rarely exceed
ing n few inches. But the remarkable
feature Of the stem Is thnt It is often
fourteen feet In circumference and be-
comes more or less two lobed image,
The stem looks more like great mass
Of "the burned crust of o loaf of
bread" to quote DR.. Welwitsch's letter,
than the trunk of ? tree. The under
ground portion becomes greatly elon-
gated. and its continuation Is the top
root Of the plant. This goes down sew.
eral feet In its effort to get the few
drops Of water that the arid conditions
Of the country permit.
There are never more than two
leaves after the seed leaves drop Of
and very curious leaves they are. Start
Ing from q groove on opposite sides VI
the depressed mass, they stand straight
out OH both sides OF the plant. They
are often six feet long and two feet
wide and usually split Into ribbons
/, that undulate over the ground IN a way
strikingly suggestive Of the tentacles
of an octopus. With it, great ugly
body and Its tentace-lilse ledves 1t is nc
wonder That 1t has been the most re-
markable plant novelty OF the last cen
tury. The flowers are borne In scnrle'
cones on a cymose inHorescence com
Ing from the crown of tho trunk.
Tumboa bainesll belongs to the join
fir family. or gnetaceac, and Ii knowi
only from Portuguese West Africa tt
Damarnland. This Is u rBgiUn thn
seldom gets any rain. aud desert condi
tions prevail almost Completely. excep
for the sen fogs, The tul1bo II thu
. desert plant par excOlle,ice. aud Il 4
only by a close approximation AZ tlles'
very arid conditions IN tl 4 csi| 8 r''I
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24

trail league.
thus was the threatened trouble
averted and Canton will retain It's
players for the o.. and p. league.
After getting away with this master
stroke of diplomacy, George Will
Iliams. owner OF the Canton club,
showed the Central magnates a few
things about baseball. He traced
Babe Myers, first bascman. for
Catcher Munou, Outflelder Bailey. an
fielder to be selected, and a cash con-
sideration. Bade Myers is a pretty
good first baseman, while Munson was
conf 1ezred big leaegue material
couple of years ago. 1t sort OF looks
| like Canton had put one over.
Zanesvilles reason for not demand-
ing the Canton players was to avoid
trouble, TO keep out of court and to
cinch Central league franchise,
while one was In sight. Marty Hog
irn, too. was confident he could recruit
good ball club In few weeks, as he
did at Youngstown and at GAINESVILLE
when that city was In the p. o. NJ.
Hogan Is now in Chicago where he
seeks City players. He has some
good men left on his old club.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24

lin the make up of a successful pro-
duction no wonder 1.-The Widow Nc
Carly has been received with so
much popular favor. No musical
production in recent years has OBJ
tanned such an Immense popularity
and is the only one among the few
really brilliant successes in the field
of light comedy entertainment to re-
ceive. unanimous critical approba-
ton. "The Widow McCarty" is a
fine musical comedy production, and
contains more tuneful music, beauti-
ful stage pictures, catchy songs and
unique dancing numbers than are US
ually found in musical numbers. and
Is presented by very hard working
and talented company. The prin-
cipal members are such as we'll known
stageland favorites as Mayme Nc
Pharlan, Fred Jinks, Russell Craner,
Geneve Whalen, James Hughes, Ella
Robson, Eugene Myers, Carrie Hahn,
Jos. Heintzman, and an American
Beauty Quartet conceded to be the
greatest Quartet of dancing girls
with a musical show. the production
is most elaborately costumed and gor-
geously staged.
AS a trouble dispenser the comedy
is well worth While, ana ii IN he
seen here matinee and night, satur.
Ia laay, January 25th. Satisfaction guar
,anteed or money refunded At the hoy
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24
FLEET ANIMALS.
The Wonderful Speed Developed BY the
Greyhound. g ~ = "A

The Wonderful Speed pevsloped by the
Greyhound. g 81
Representations OF tho greyhound APP
pear upon sculptures over 1000 years
DID There is no doubt that It IL one
Of the very Oldest fixed types OF dog
and the most universal IN Its disGibu-
tion. India, Arabia. Persia. are among
the countries that for ages pnst had
the greyhound. Lately there was ex-
htbited in England greyhound from
Afghanistan--a shaggy form suited to
that mountain land. OF course these
dogs are not all exactly greyhounds In
the western sense. but they are essen
italy the same in type; they are "gaze-
hounds" long legged. light built dogs,
bred TO run their game by sight and
not by. scent and to overtake It not by
wenrlns II down. but BY sheer speed
and skill Of rupuinn How this type
~ evolved q6orile much inteteetin6
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24
HIS FIRST THOUGHT.
President MckinIey's Devotion to His
Invalid Wife.


In the early days OF the Spanish war
Mr.. Mckinley and Mark Hanna were
engaged in close and serious evening
conference In the presidents room.
The time ran along TO the hour OF o..
Suddenly those busy in the outer room
saw President Mckinley rise and leave
the apartment, saying. "Wait a few. mo-
ments. Mark" lie was gone about
twenty minutes. In the meantime Sen
ator Hanna walked restlessly between
the two rooms, speaking n word or two
to the secretaries and showing plainly
that he shared with the president u
feeling OF deep aaxicty ns 10 the out
come Of the military proceedings. lie
remarked on the fact of great shortage
of supplies and from his wu.ls and
bearing revealed ts the assembled few
In. that outer room that the president
and his closest advisers were lying
awake nights and working 10 make up
for the deficiencies of the military stu
alton.
When the president returned lla and
Senator Hanna resumed their aM,.imls
consultation Then the PRESIDENT Soc
retary remarked to one who VIZ; rcar
him:
II suppose you wonder why prcsj.
dent Mckinley got up so suddenly and
left without word to any one. yoa
saw how anxious he was about thc
military situation. Even that would
not cause him to break away from
what has come to be the custom of his
early evening. ~
"About the same time every night,
when he hears a signal from the other
side, he knows that Mrs. Mckinley Is
ready to retire and wishes to see him.
No matter how busy he may he nor
how deeply engaged in any subject. he
invariably drops everything on the in
slant and goes TO their own apart
ments. There no sits by the bedside
land reads chapter In the Bible to
Mrs Mckinney. Then he waits a few
moments until she is quiet, tiptoes back
TO the door, comes over here to the Of
flee and without word takes up the
thread of his work and keeps 1t up un-
til toward midnight."-Chicago Trib-
une.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24
DIR. TILroN WILL LECTURE
Interesting Session Will be Held in
the Y. II. c. A. Auditorium

DR.. N. r. Tilton will deliver a
lecture In the Y. M. G. A. auditor
lum at o'clock this evening. His
subject will be "The Lungs, Skin and
Kidneys. He will have a fine set of
plate drawings mounted on the stage
for inspection and will also give
some interesting illustrations with a
microscope. The lecture will be- the
sixth Of the special course which Il
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24
olIIo LDAGUE RESULTS.
TONIGHT'S GAMES.
oshocton at Mansfield.
Ashland at GAINESVILLE.

The locals were defeated in fast
rough game, at the rink last nigh.
by the Lancaster five, the scoring be-
dng four to one. At no time during
the game did Marion appear to have
a chance to win, so cleverly did May
guard the visitors cage.
The locals showed flashes of bril-
liant work but their team play did
not equal that of the visitors whose
consistent work enabled them to win.
For Lancaster Pop" Hadley played
a wonderful game. Unless the Ma
rion franchise is transferred to Can
ton. Coshocton will play at the local
rink next Tuesday night.
The line up:
Marion Lancaster
FREEMAN ..... First rush. Nolan
'Iaylor ..... Second rush. :. Turner
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24
RESULTS
I ANNOUNCED
Vote for X. Of p. Grand Lodge
officers Canvased.
NEW A. ]. D. OFFICERS
Installed at Tt ufsday Nights
Meeting.
Elks, Eagles, WaytidS Odd Fellows
and Druids Mee:--News notes
From Various Lodges.

The newly elected officers Of the
American Insurance Union were In
stalled THURSDAY evening by in
stalling officer Andrew 5. Kull
me following are the new officers
5f the lodge: Alice Staley, past presi.
ient: Mrs. Minnie Neatly, vice
president; Mrs. Catherine Sturmer
.naplaN: S. II. f'erguson. mar
shall: Earl Bolander. custodian
,ohn Dillinger. warder; Henry Kies
irgus. The candidate elected to the
)nce of president was absent and
vas consequently not installed.
Misses Rena and Florence Elf
eny furnished a number OF very
pleasing musical selections, which
we're much appreciated. A social
ession was enjoyed at the close
If the program and a class OF seven
candidates was balloted upon. The
odge is planning a box social fol
he next meeting which Will be
,eld on the evening OF the second
rhursday in February.
nndlay, o., Jan. 24.-Grand
,hancellor A. E. kerns and G. w
,enedict of this city, G. d. Yoder
II Bowling Green and b. H. Thomp
on of Toledo met here last night
md counted the votes cast at the
Election for grand lodge officers OF
he Knights of Pythias. The follow
ng were declared elected:
Chancellor, John A. Ringold ol
jummingsville: vice chancellor
,acob Woehrle of Columbus: prelatt
lem v. Hoke OF Van Vert; master
If exchequer. George D. Donavin u
Columbus; master-at-arms,, Spence
Wallace OF Steubenville; inne'
,uard. Samuel A. hoskins, Of Wan
ikoneta. IA
The supreme representatives arc
Jnarles A. Deckman OF Malveri
md John W. Winn of Defiance.
Marion Lodge No. 80, b. p. o.
1lks met last night with large
attendance. Aside from transactinf
'egular business, three applications
we're balloted upon, two candidates
Initiated and arrangements made
or a dance to be held on st. Val
,ntine's day.
The Eagles enjoyed stag social In
she club rooms Thursday evening.
The time was given to social chat aft
which refreshments were served
and smoker enjoyed.
Wayside Lodge, /. U. o. F. me-
asst night and made arrangements
10 initiate a class OF candidates mex
thursday I night.
Only routine business was con
idered at well attended meeting
VI the Druids held in the lodge haili
last evening. 1880,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24

In Dixie almost every third young
ster owns goat and many have
pairs OF them. 1t is common sight
IN any OF the fashionable streets
even OF large cities, to see welI-groom
ed billies drawing miniature carri-
ages with juvenile drivers Many OF
the goats owned by Southern children
are handsome animals.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24
New York Central Lines
CBis FOUR ROUTE

All trains daily except locals and
Nos. and 10.
Phone 246.
Effective, Oct. 26th, 1907.
l.. e. NEBERGAIdI,
Ticket Agent.
For further information regarding
trains. call Information operator,
either phone.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24
WIDOW MCCARTHY.

II genuine novelty of plot, ingenuity
OF treatment and an endless chain OF
Jingling song successes and catchy
music, together with an acting, sing
ing and dancing company of almost
a score aFof the best known favor
ties Of stageland count for anything
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24
THE CHOIR SINGER"

An absolutely new type of rural
comedy character is that of "Hen
Parrot, the amateur country de-
tective who causes most OF the
whirlwind OF laughs with which ev-
cry performance OF the latest New
York success THE Choir Singer
which will furnish the attraction at
the Grand tonight.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24

gotten out there that, In case Clar
ence Jessup will not take his club
out of the indianapolis Ohio league
that the Ohio state league will
plant rival team there.
II is 4 fact that the Ohio State
people know OF capable man who
is willing to take a chance in Rich
mond provided Jessup does not
come over into their league which
has protection for that particular
territory.
In case fire is started in
Richmond, the Ohio State doesn't
expect to lose even If Jessups COM
pany is backed by a number of
business men. Fans see the best
games and no one will dispute the
Ohio States ability to turn out a
better grade of baseball than the
lndiana-OhiO. Ohio State Journal.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24
THE CHOIR SINGER"

A scene representing in every de-
tail the handsomest of Broadway's
Roof Gardens is the principle
scenic features in 'The Choir Sing
er" which comes after highly sue
cessful engagement in New York to
the Grand Opera House this even.
ing.
The entire production is said to
be in keeping with the above men
toned scene which would seem to
Indicate that real dramatic treat
is in store for local play-goers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24
TRY ADMIRAL coFTnn.

An agitation is being promoted in
Hduth Africa to hold pageant in
Cape Colony next year
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24

In 1906 Germany took out 5000 pat
ents for electrical devices. more than
twice as many as the United States.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24
L|l||'!|E!!,,|I'!!I|1aI',I'l|,.'s 6
DFeEcTIvE JAN. 2, 1907.

ADahy.
s Daily except Sunday.
No. 3S starts from Marion.
No. 80 stops at Marion.
No. 80 will leave Columbus at p.
m, on Sundays.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24
LANCASTER SCORES AN EASY
VICTORY OVER THE RUNTS

SHAW ...s,, Center. ....,,.. .Hadley
Perry ....... .Halfback -. .Olsting
lBruck ........... Goal, May
Summary-Goals, Turner 2, Nolan
3, Shaw. Rushes--F'reeman 2, Nolan
6. Stops-Bruck 36, May 40. Referee
--Lalong. Timer-1Gedden Attend
Iance-400.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24
Try ADMIRAL coFFRn.

The Sultan OF Turkey Is the pro-
prtetor OF fine geological garden.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24

pe'hg heid under the management of
tne physical department of the associ-
atlon. There will be no admission
fee.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24
Try ADMJRA. coFsy-.

"A gyaduated rod, whicn rises and
falls with the bottoms variations,
10 now ised 10 chart rivers. h'h
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24
ASHLAND DEFEATED.

Coshocton, o., Jan. 23.-Coshocton
trimmed Ashland last night to 2
Iin clean hard contest. GRAHAM
was the big noise. Fahner, Hickey
and Boies all played great game.
lt loked like shut out till the end
Iof the second period. Line up and
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24
NEWARK PLEASED.

Newark, o., Jan. 24.-The fans in
this city are greatly pleased with
the outlook for Bobby Quinn's new
Ohio league. A great deal of en-
thusiasm is being manifested and
the outlook for the local team next
season is very bright.
A meeting of the directors is
called for Friday night, at which
time the contemplated park i'm
provements will be taken up and all
players, who have signed for the
season, will probably be ordered
to report not later than April 10.
The contracts of several addi
tional players have been received
end Manager Berryhill writes from
his home in Lebanon, Ind, that he
has signed several more promising
youngsters for the spring tryout.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24

Ancient gold mines of old Egypt
have been reopened by English capt.
tai
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24

IA hrst postOfhce sheme was q
0tiva(e eh<stpfise and was inaugural
~ sbont 14sl.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24

specuIati0n.
"A greyhound ls probably fhe fastest
creature TINT moves ,npon the earth"
says a breeder of those animals. 1T
is on record that greyhound beat tie
famous race horse Flying Chllders An
absolute trial between horse and grey
hound IS difficult TO bring of. because,
while the horse can he ridden ut top
speed. 1t IL impossible to insure that
the greyhound will run all lie can
But dog that can start say. fifty
yards behind II hare and ovcrtake 1t
within another fifty, and this is about
what greyhound does. must surely
bc faster than anything else that lives
or hns his parallel only among the
birds" 'aat
The same writer says Of greyhound
eoursing. .One used to hear that II
was 'potliouse,' not 'gentleman's'
sport But have heard men who fol-
low both declare that they prefer
coursing to racing, and can quite un-
dcrstand 1t. In coursing there is the
absolute certainty that all is above
suspicion of anything shady Every
time a dog IL run he is honestly ruin
to win or Gi,ide the stakes. You can
not pull greyhound" = Chicago
News.
A certain two men are possessed OF
exactly $4,000.
One buys modest house for $4,000.
modest business for $1,000 and salts
the remainder of his money away
against rainy day. The other puts
his entire $4,000 into motor car and
thereby acquires such credit that he
can have house worth $4,000 and be-
come partner In a business paying
| 100000 u year.
Assuming that both men have a wife
and some daughters. which OF them
lives to kick himself?-Puck. "
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ssni-wssA'y Mirror for ne news.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-24
ERIE RAlLRoAD
Chicago Division
EAST BOUND.

Nos. Is and 16 run between Ma
rion and Lima.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-18
AL senor AIcalde

Sc nos lnferna por algunos vecinos
del barrio de 10 sPcrla,D que por cam
bio de un foeo de luz instalado desde
que dicho barrie sc cre6 4 La bajada
de La rampla del natadero, Sc encuen-
ira dicho siti0 en- densa oscuridad to-
das las aoches verfan con gusSo que
La luz trasladada fuera reinstalada en-
ell sitio que se quito, pues ofrece la
oscuridad que ALI reina de noche, un
peligro 4 la genie honrada y IN gra-
We escondite q cualquier malhechor
que escape de la persecution de la po-
hcia.
Esperamos que Ell senior Alcalde por
mediaci6n de euien corresponds, re-
medic esta Aecesldad, con la brevedad
que Ell caso demaRda.
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EnmiendaS de tarifa
Y REGLAMRETo DE LA AMERI-
RICAN RAILROAD COMPANY
OF PORTO RICO.

En- session del 22 de Octubre pr6xi-
mo pasado. el Conseio Executive apro-
b6 las enmiendas numeros II, II, 13
y IA la Tarifa y keglamento de Pa
sajeros y carga de la CompaTia del
Ferrocarril, Y cuye texto Sc refiere q
hacer una rebaja de importancia EN-
distancias 40 aaysres de 35 kilometres
para trasportes de provisiones en- gene
raj Estas modificaciones a la EXPIRE
sada Tarifa, han de proporeionar gran
des ventajas no solamente a los CO.
merciantes remitentes, 81 que tambien
alterara favorabiemente los precios de
los expresados art1culos en- los puntos
comprendidos en- asuella distancia.
Las expresadas enmiendas estan en-
sigor desde el PriEero de Noviembrs
del actual
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Una le|i'nay una ehanpaiada

Invitado personalmente, por mi dis
| tinguido amigo seilor Reinaldo PAM
aqua, soclo gerente de la importante
casa eomercial Luifia Hermanos. asis-
| tt anoche una esplendida champafla-
da, con sus correspondence aditamen-
tos de magnificos dulces escarchados
| y exquisitos turrones y bizcochos, con
que obsequiaba los chicos de la prem
ga y alguno que otro que de chico pa
saba, (esto no 10 digo por Navarrete
nj por MI con motive de las refor-
mas introducidas en- su hermoso esta-
bIecimiento.
Ademas de haber alargado tres me-
tros ell elegante mostrador, han cam
biado ell orden de las puertas, cubrien-
do una de elias con uno de los dos So
berbios escaparates que guardian per-
fecta simetrfa con los huecos de la ex-
tensa fachada.
Han pintado esta 81 interior con
tanto gusto como sencillez, han aumen-
tado con dos potentes focos electricos
de arco voltaico, ell gran alumbrado
que slempre tuvo y como complement
to al grandioso conjunto de la notable
reforma. han instalado una artistica
vitrina imperial & modo de exposition,
conteniendo primorosa botillerla de vi
nos generosos de Jerez y escogidos Ii
cores Maria Brizard.
No falta ningun articulo en- FL in
menso surtido que ofrecen la vista,
sus innumerables vidrieras. tanto en-
vinos, llcores refinados de Paris Y de
las principales fabricas extranjeras y
puertorrlquenas, conservas alimenticias
ltallanas, francesas, lnglesas v espa
holas V selectas frutas secas, en- lujo
sas cajas dc yariadas formas
Visitamos tambien ell ampio alma
cen, que SO comunica con el estabIe
miento sirve de deposito las vastaE
existencias de la renombrada cervezs
SchlitzH de la que IS agente exclusl
vo dicha casa.
Alrededor de Ia bien provista mesa
apuraban las deiciosas copas del espu
moso champagne we Clicot, relatan
10 chlstosos euentos Y chascarriilos
alguno que otro suceso historieo, un,
muy reciente que rasgaba EN- ehasca
rrlllo, los senores don Juan Saavedra
l Rafael Balseiro, que estuvo breves mo-
mentos, Agustin Navarrete, .Juanit'
Braschi, Manuel Mateisanz. joaquin
Barreiro, Florencio Santiago los Sc
inores Nadal Colon, acreditados co
merciantes de Yabucoa, reinando Ia ex
pansiva franqneza que caracterlza !
verdadera fraternidad.
Despubs dc fumar los ricos tabaco.
que cerraban con broehe de oro, aque
hermoso bautizo del progreso conner
cial, nos despedimos cariDosamente de
anfitrion dc su amahle encargado, G
joven Ramiro Fernandez, que nos pre-
digaron m1ltiples atenciones part
eiparon de nuestra algeria
Fran las doce y creo que cada mo
chnelo se irla SUI olivo al menos, AZ
10 hlce 20.
Angel Peche.
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EI dobIe regicidio de Pekin


Nueva York, miercoes.-El misterio tragico que
volvia la de los soberanos del imperio celeste
Ia desvgnecdo
El emperador fue asesinado y, pocas horas despxes
moria In emperatriz envenenada
Sabense exacttud los detales del regicdio sspe-
lusnante
Los detalles de este doble crimen espantosos
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e respeto al parIamento
LA AUTORIzACIoN PARA TODo

Eueva York, Observation-Disclosures II ha prometldo en-
IN entrevista de Posdam que ntervendra 10 futu
10 La potica exterior sin la previa aprobacion del
sacramento.
Il Kaiser desea que pueblo lie yea respetuoso con la
wspresentaci6n soberan1a naciona quiere es
sablecida en- Aemania monarquia sinceramente de
ua0cratica.
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Nueva York miercoles-La reyoucon ha estalado en-
China.
Los presagos que hacian los despachos circul2-
dos aver en- vista de La stuacion dihcisma creada
ell imperio celeste han confrmado penamente.
En- varias provncas la yea ha estalado la revuelta
E pals esta bajo la amenaxa de sangrenta ucha.
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e Canciller saliva
ell imperi0
BUSCANDO LA AMMONIA

Nueva York. miercoles-Se eloga caurosamente en-
AIeana las restantes cores europeas La nterven
n habiisima del principe de Bulow entire las d1feren
Gas orden interior surgdas por las demasias aoso
zxsistas del Kaiser Guillermo.
La mediaci6n del primer ministro ha armonzado las
nlxRIidades de poderes.
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Ia dem0CraCsa
en- AIemania
UN TRIUNFO DE BULOW

Nueva York, miercoles.-El cancller Principe de Bu
n0w ha consegudo resultado maravilloso en- su en-
arevista con ell Kaiser.
.Gulermo III ha declarado que acatara la constitution
y In soberania del parlamento
Kl Kaiser pretende imponer ell absolutismo s1no
ue por conraro desea cooperar al establecimiento
e fora de gobierno que satsfaga los deseos que
ssnse la naci6n alemana de regrse acknowledgements