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The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
ADVERSE TO DEPOSITORS.
Judge Meek Holds Stockholders
 Are Not Liable.

DallaS, June 22.-Ihe depOSltOrS Of the Western Bank and Trust com pany lost their suit against the bank in the United States district court, when Judge Meek Saturday morning ruled that the bank was a corporation and as such not within the Jurisdiction of his court. Judge Etheridge. the leading attorney for the stockholders. was not present in court when the judge made his ruling.
 The ruling covered twenty-seven typewriter pages of legal cap paper. The history of the bank was carefully reviewed, and in closing, Judge Meek said:
 The petitioning creditors fail in their contentious on two grounds: First: It Is a defacto' corporation; ; second Even if it was not, the peti tioning creditors by their course of dealing with 1t as such are now es- topped to deny that 1t Is a corporation
 The prayer of the petitioning cred itOrs and of the intermeanary peti- tioners will be denied for lack of jur- isdiction and their petition dismissed at their cost
 The order dismissing the case for lack of jurisdiction was signed by Judge Meek in court
 Judge Etheridge says the case will be appealed. If this is done the ap- peal will be taken to the United States circuit court of apeals at New Orleans.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
Knocks Out New Schoolhouses.

Austin. June 22.-C. H. Page, Jr., an architect of Austin, who makes spec ialty of building schoolhouses in Tex as, says the decision of the supreme court in the Board independent school district case, has knocked out the building of $1.000.000 worth of school houses in the state, some of which are already under construction and others for &hich plans had been prepared. He had contracts for about $400,000 for new buildings, on which he loses about $30,000 in fees for plans and SUI pervision of work.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22

Hamilton & Capelle frame pictures.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
MAY BE POSTPONED.
The Doodle Cases in the Pulaski Court
 to be Continued.

Little Rock, June 22.-Set for trial in Judge Lea's division of the Pulaski Circuit Court for Wednesday of this week is the case against c. B Andrews of Prescott, Nevada county, mem- Der of the House of Representa- tives in the General Assembly of 1905, indicted on a bribery charge. It is probable the case will be passed, as Roy D. Camp bell, prosecuting attorney, in his published announcement as candidate for nomination to the office he is now holding, states he will ask the court to continue all the poodle cases on the calen- dar. He vii take this question up with Judge Lea this morning, so the prosecuting attorney stated yesterday.
 Andrews was the first legis- lator arrested in connection with the poodle scandal, his ar rest being made afew days after the close of the session in 1905. The indictment charges that, with the intention to influence the vote of R. E. Simpson, rep resentative from Hampstead county, he offered Simpson mon- ey for a favorable vote on the St. Francis levee district bill.
 It is understood that T. c. McRae of Prescott, will defend Andrews, although the court re- cord does not show who will de- fend. Andrews was in Little Rock few weeks ago and at thet time made arrangements to have witnesses for the defense summoned.
 While the court cannot take judicial notice of motion until it is filed, it is probable motion for a continuance made by the state would be granted. It has been the practice of Judge Lea never to force the trial of case where either life or liberty is at stake, when sufficient cause. for continuance can be shown by either the state or defendant.
 Doodle cases are set for trial up to July 17th. Should an order of continuance be issued in each case the court will not be ex- tremely busy the rest of the term. The court will probably adjourn August 1.
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The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
Captain McFalI Gone.

Austin, June 22.-Captain J. K. P. McFall. aged seventy years, died at the residence of his daughter He was draftsman in the general land office, former city engineer and father of Judge Dave McFall deceased, who first began the fight on Senator Bai- ley in the legislature in 1901 which led to the first investigation. Captain McFall was also father-in-law of George Wendell, a newspaper man.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
lo.YEAR OLD OPERATOR
a,, Burks is Probably the Youngest Tel.
 eeraphsr in the World.

poe Burks, the boy mentioned ,,, hhe following article. is d hrother of Mrs. Hunter Scott ,ani ,;yad here with her for quite q while last year attending school. uo was considered quite bright hov and his many schoolmates ond friends will read with inter- est of his rapid progress in tele- graphy'
 Probably the youngest pfacti- cal telegraph operator in the world and certainly the youngest n secure a good salaried position w;th any railroad is Bee Burks, oce 10 years, ? months, weight l5 hounds; rather small for a hoy of his age, but who never theless on Thursday of this week took his place at the key for the Texas Pacific railway as a reg mar day operator for that road at Dublin, Texas.
 This marvellous youngstef who caused officials of the Texas Gen. tral from president down to dis natchers to lay aside their duties for A while to observe him at work in the superintendspt's office at Waco few days ago, is just a very quiet, very modest, very everyday sort of a 1O-year- old boy. He was instructed in telegraphing by his uncle, l.. NJ. Smith. and his elder brother, Or bic Burks, the former Texas Gen. tral agent at this place and the latter an operator for the same road i
 Soon mastering the Morse alph- abet, it was but matter of a few weeks till this youthful Edl- snr was handling train C:ders with the ease, rapidity and pre- cisiou of a veteran dispatcher and before his tenth birthday was receiving and sending per- fectly those jargons of words known as code messages, so meaningless to operators, but that are so frequently used in commercial communications.
 Supt. k. NJ. Cox became inter- ested in this wonderful little fel- low and had him come to Waco. where on Wednesday last, he tried him out most thoroughly subjecting him to some of the most severe tests, but the baby operator went through the grill ing process with streaming col ors and landed the job on his own individual merits and showing of his ability to make good under most trying conditions. Much to the astonishment of operators who gathered around the child in the superintendent's office. eye ing him curiously and listening intently as he ratt.ed his key Or wrote rapidly en rapport with his sounder. Bee worked seem irgly oblivious to his surround ngs and with no show of ner- yousness, sending and receiving stacks of messages without a break throughout the day; all the while sitting in his favorite posture with his knees drawn up and heels on the top rung of the chair.
 J. Novey, Santa Fe agent here, aman grown grey in long years of continuous railway service,
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
Park Hotel Arrivals.

J. B. Jordan, Ellsworth and Family, Ben Waller, jr., Jno. Milburn, H. E. Doris, A. J. Warmack, A. M. Westmoreland, H. E. Stainton, City; Miss Kizer, J. M. Junge, Memphis; J. A, A. = Timmons, .Texarkana; D. Barlow, Aope; w. w. Taylor, J. T. Garetson, J. T. Knight, w. A. Smith, I. w. Kurtz, St. Louis; P. c. Schooley, Little Rock: w. l.. Leg g, Gurdon; Jno. T. Hayes, Paducah, Ky; s. s. Langley Murfreesboro.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
Self Culture Club.

The Self Culture Club met on last Faiday afternoon with Mrs. Jno. M. Pittman. An interest ing meeting was held and i'm portant matters were discussed.
 The treasurer's report was sent in, and read. It was cor rect.
 The club was glad to have as it's guests Misses Florence and Virginia Watson and Mrs. City.
 After a pleasant social hour we adjourned until a new club year feeling the past one had been both pleasant and profit able.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
Death of pr. Elmore.

Dallas, June 22.-Dr. A. M. Elmore. . leading Dallas physician. is dead.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
Bond Issue Authorized.

Austin, June 22.-The railroad com mission authorized the Kansas City, Mexico and Orient railway to issue and register $23S,000 first mortgage bonds on sixteen miles of completed road from Knox City north
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
of For Oyster Bay.

Washington, June 22.-President
 Roosevelt and family departed for Oyster Bay Saturday morning.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
Shoots Himself to Death.

Fairmont, W. Va. June 22.-C. T. Michael, a farmer, shot and killed him. self near here.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
News of Camden.

Cdnuen Just Keeps growing It may be only a sidewalk or an awning, but there is some new improvement every day.
 The Carson Dry Goods Co.,, has begun business in Camden. Invoice of the stock carried by Carson & Smith was made after the first of this month, and that stock was turned over to the new firm. The partition be- tween the rooms occupied by Carson & Smith and Rumph & Tyson has been removed and the whole building is now one room.
 The new Hotel Ouachita is slowly but surely building. The frequent rains has retarded the work very much. The walls are now up to the height of the first story and much of the frame work is completed that far. The needed iron work is expected in a few days and then if the weather continues fair, the building will go forward with a rush.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-20

S Center Street. RUTLAND
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-20

Mrs, VIM. Waite is keeping house for
Mrs, West during her absence. The
friends Of Miss West hope for her
prompt and complete recovery.
ARLINGTON.
B. N. Cuillnan spent Saturday III
Dorset.
Mrs. u. Il. Dunton spent Sunday
in Manchester.
E. II. Holden of Bennington was
ia town Friday.
MIR. Warner of Schenectady is Wis.
ting Eli Lathrop.
Mrs. Alice Hoyt has returned 70
her home IN Pitts6eld
Warren Rice Of Deleyan, Wis. rs
visiting at z. Hard's.
Rev. and Mrs. s. II. Watkins re-
turned 10 st Adams Friday.
Mrs. John Curtis returned Satnr-
day from Greenwich, n. Y.
Miss Grace Mason Of Rutland spent
Sunday AT J. W. Tynan's.
The Misses Aileen and Margaret
Somers spent Sunday IN Dorset.
Miss Robinson Of Troy was a guest
Of Miss. W. j. Delaney recently.
Michael Higgins Of Boston, Mass.
visited relatives IN town last week.
III. Ralph Of Dandy visited his
daughter. Mrs. VIM. Cullinan Saturday.
The Misses Putnam Of Saratoga,
n. u. are guests Of Mrs. b. V. Bah
cock.
- Miss Hawkins aud Mrs. Meiealf
entertained friends at al afternoon
tea Tuesday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-20

Mrs. Alice Green and Mrs. Ellen
Higgins Of Bennington were in town
one day recently.
F. ID. West and family returned u
Albany Saturday, after spending SON.
time at Y. NJ. Vests.
Miss Rilla Galnsha OF South Shafts
I bury was guest Of Miss Georgia Far
mum several days recently.
Miss Mary Thompson returned on
Friday from Saratoga where she ha,
been FOR some time,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kelsey also
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fem OF Hartford,
Conn, are in town for two weeks.
Mrs. Raymond Knapp returned 70
her home in Bennington Saturday af-
ter spending a week with her sister.
Miss A. Robinson.
Al the Republican caucus last Wed i
nesday night j. X. Batchelder was
nominated for town representative,
while Y. II. Thompson was nominated
by the Democrats.
Among those Al The Arlington the
past week were DR.. Vim. r. Finder.
X. j. Blackburn. Mrs. Robt. Morrow.
Edith Morrow Of Troy. N. Y, and
Miss Q. Amedon of Manchester. Au-
tomobile parties are very popular al
The Arlington this summer where they
very cordially welcomed by the proprie-
tor, y. u. culIinan, who ID noted for
bis excellent cuisine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-20
Artificial Teeth

Not merely false teeth but the
kind that look natural and ht
perfectly. Guaranteed in every
respect. Your bad teeth can be
extracted absolutely without pain
OF unpleasant after effects by our
new process. No charge Tor ex
tracing when plates are ordered.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-20
In Belt Buckles,

Pins and Clasps for the adorn-
ment OF the shirt waist we are
showing the most pleasing nov.
elites produced this season.
The belt is an assured sumner
fashion. Several will be neces-
sary for wear with the different
costumes.
Fanciful and attractive designs
in BELT BUCKLES are de.
veloped in Colonial Silver. Bur
NAH Gold and Russian Enamel
And these are offered at such
remarkably low prices that they
say Buy me" in most seductive
tones.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-20
nANcntsrrR.

MANCHESTER.
Mrs, Mary Tetfi is visiting her SIS
ter. MIR. Ira Bentley.
1 Rev, Geo. II smylh Jr. aud brid,
are ia town for few weeks.
-coat sweaters for women at th,
ToRgery Shop. adv.
Miss Margaret Kelley has been Wis.
ting friends on Prospect street.
just in. Travelling Bags and
DRESS Suit Gases. The Toggery Shop.
adv.
Francis I.ally is able 10 he out
again after having been sick for week
W. j farDum of Peru was in this
village Wednesday with a wagon full
81 guests.
e. II Swift, Paul Fowler aud Giar-
cnce 6lddings have returned from
their trip.
MIR aud Mrs. Albert Liedtke aud
little daughter Elizabeth are in town
for n month
Mir aud Mrs. james T. Mix and
daughter are visiting at Mrs. b. r..
Carver's.
Miss Fish Of Newark gave large
Bridge" AT Orvis Cottage Friday az
ternoon.
Mrs. Herbert Cnssard and her neph.
ew, Frank Wallace, are guests of Mr..
aud Mrs. G. NJ. Clark.
Mrs. T.. b. Elliott and children are
visiting At Harmon Bentley's in Sand.
gate for few days.
"A party OF the young boys of the
summer contingent were in camp at
Bourn pond last week.
Mrs. e. II Wyman of Dorchester,
Mass, is with her mother, Mrs. VIM.
Hubbard, for few weeks.
Thomas keough Of Arlington is
working on the new house on Taconic
Ave. aud boarding at Mrs, Lally's.
%. q. Felt. with mis- grandsons
Clarence aud Charles Kinney Jr., was
al Lake Bomoseen last Sunday.
-George Thaeber Of Albany was in
town over Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. II. Thatcher.
MIR. and Mrs. Ira Bentley are away
for week or 80 visiting friends IN
Bedford. N. Y and New York city.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Cushman OF
New York city are in town called here
by the death of Mrs. o. W. Boynton.
The Misses Hoyt are to give an
other OF their charming entertainments
at Music Hall on Saturday evening
next.
Miss Emma Suternd Of Troy, NY.
IL visiting relatives in town aud board
INK with Mrs. A. NJ. Lally on Prospect
street.
DIR. aud Mrs. l.. y. Pierce and
laughter spent Sunday last in Ben
nington as guests OF DIR. and Mrs. II. |
!. Potter.
Remember that you can get 100
different styles 81 post cards OF Man
chester aud vicinity at the Equinox
Studio. adv |
TIL. family Of james REYNOLDS Of
Bedford Station, who have been spend |
my few weeks a, Ira Bentley's, have
returned 10 their home.
The Equinox Ministries will provide
The entertainment for the ~. PauPs
church FAIR on Friday evening next.
Admission u cents.
MIR. aud Mrs. B. B. Nottingham
arc nj Dr. Hemenway's for season
having recently visited at Mr.. Totting
hams old ho.sc in shoreham.
The heavens on Tuesday night |
serc al lighted up by a grand display
Il northern lights. Look Dat for a
'hange IN the weather toa cool spell.
The lists Of arrivals al the Equinox
House this season have been unusually |
ieayy and is indicative Of the volume
II business done by this exceedingly /
popular hotel.
MIR. and Mrs Peter j. McNaboe of I
Sew York city are IN town until Sept.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-20

For mild, easy action Of the bowels,
a single dose of Doan's k@guiets il
enough. Treatment cures bsbituAl con
stlpsiion. 70 cents boz. Ask your
druggist for them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-20

SeisaH " hiiley New ufi,ail
Nf alid Mr.. " J. Worth ContsVilie. Ma
Mr. and Mrs. n. a. Murth
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16
27 W..
SIN CESAR.

CadR vspoE que viene de N. York tEas
algo diferants para La Luna tisndR que
dR, ,fTeuts la plRER BaldoEiOty, ahOrs 10
toC6 & los olaneF, y telaH baFAtaT para fall
daB. En- estoH dos aTtfcuIoB hay tai va
Eiedad que no Oh possible salir de aquellR
tienda Gin un CaTgamsnto. No queTsmoa
mencionRr los dsm6B aEtfculcB nuevos que
llegaron sl Jueve8 tiltimo por no can1ar
"a atsnci6n psEo le aconBsjamos que haga
una vista La Luna (con GIgunoB do.
llaES. deBds IusgoJ vera uAted cuanto
bUeno, bonito y baEato BRca uHted de alIf.
En- vslOB para 10 care, gsBag, mitones
paEsguAB y BombEillaa ColchRB para CO..
mas, puntoB para CenefaV, cubr0'ooFBoU do
Reda, anCOjsu, bFOderiB, coronaB para no.
vis, aObEetodoH tejidoB , monts CRrloB,
naanteleB con ssTviIletRB, toaIlaB para bA'
no, pslfUmsrfa, mediRs CaladRR fnas de.
mas artfculog del Esmo hay an Burtido fs.
nomenRI. A "LA Luna" puss & compFar
algo. ar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16
OTRA BOMBA
EN- BARCELONA.
Mas de 100000 aImas
pTeSenCiahan ell deSfiIe.
So offGOn $4,000 q quen d0sGubra los lu
torres dol atODtad0.
Mas de 100000 aImas

OtFa bombR explot6 On Barcelona On
lR maflans del dis % del pasado.
Gran alaFmR hR CausRdo esto en- Ia gran
Ciudad sgpHfiolp, pueB On menog de 48
h0Ras dos bombag han lido lRnsadaB en-
medic de muItitud do pOEBonAH entire lac
que hR hRbidO RIgunoB musTtOB infDidad
de hsEidog.
La explosion do la Hegunda bombR Ocu'
rFi6 durRnt0 OI deafile de una oabaIgata.
So CBlGRl8 que unRB Glen mil personaB
pTgBenciRban el deafle cuRndo 10 bGmbB
GatRlI6 an IR RamblR.
Un hombEe do apeIIido Grsu 30 uupuBo
one hAbfS HidO sl RutoE dol Rtentado =, 81
enteEArBs Dc s1o sl pdbIico, tERt6 de lin
ChRrl0. LR poliCfa tuvo que haC0F uaO
de Bus rsv6lVsrg p8ER pTotejsFj0. EB
natural de Valencia.
'Mucha RlarmR exinto On Barcelona con
motive de Lon innumsPabIeB atentRdoB de
eB8 fudole CAda veg que 90 cOlebrR alg6n
Rcto p6blic0, G8peciRImsnts CuRndo Ia po'
licfR = Ia detectiVe no han podido dsHcu'
bEiE lon autoEeB de Bem'janteB hschoB
vandGIicou.
Un gFupo de pEominenteB peEE0nR8 de
Barcelona hAn heCho un 0frocimiento de
100000 pegetRB que ger6n entfegadRH Rl
que degcubTR los criminnleB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16
Certamen International de boIIoBa
DE S0CI El..aD.

En- SWS diGa-C Cslebran hoy suB nats.
lsB diBtiDguidaB damag de esta aOCiedsd v
entire elias IaB BafioTitRn CameIin SChir6,
CeFmslita Bravo, FsFEeE, saldaiia, Lion
part, PsgqueF0, Sanchez, Palacio, Castro,
Rodriguez, Ojeda, NoR, MGs, GuilleFmety,
Garcia de QusYodo, Fano, BenediCto,
CoFdeTO, VivaB, MRFt6 = FalC6n.
A todaB enViamos nUeEtFa mas expPoai'
We faIiCitaei6n dsBaandoIesel mis- diChoBo
dis = que para llggaF lou vsnideroB ten.
gan 81 pago una BlfombTa -ds aoEeP. s.:
Para NoteVG York, Aver EMBARGO
para Ia ciudad del Hudson, al ntfisr
EduaEdo GiOTgstti hacsndado do BaEca'
loneta que peFmaneCer6 Rllf tres BemanaB
FegPsBRndo luego eBta> >Ciuda6.
RegTesO.-Dsspu6B de psTmaneOsF en-
los EstRdoB UnidoB una coTta tsmporada
F8gEeE6 0y0E & eBta Ciudad 10 diatinguida y
hsEmoBR Befi orita EnFiqueta Coll. Bien
vsnidR 10 bella for del "VGFHallGB''.
Gegete oOnO0id0.-Hemog Rscibido una
slsgsnte targets postal con IR fotegEafia
del "HotOl dc Vile" do Bruselas. Es dg
nus8trO diBtiDgO Compatriota y amigo
LcdO. FL. Diaz Navarro que 90 enContER'
bR el 26 do Junio tiltim0, en- eI hotel
"MetrOpole' en- la refaFida Ciudad de
Brussels, B6'gicR.
NMeV0' estTelJa,-UnR Iindfsima CompR
triots que ss aussnt6 deIde hRce aIgun
tempo de ID iSla para ssguir aus eStudiol
en- an O0l0gio de EBtados UnidoS ha re
gFeBsdO aver. La diBtinguida EefloEits
VictoFinR Juliani, ha vuaIto & San Juar
y mRnRyS al 1aAa IA H1n nn6Tnn In touom0Pn
dR dc vRCGcionss. Bien vsnida Ia buens
= bella amiguits.
CEFDED
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-16
SEMPER.
QuieTen cOrtarIe eI peIo a los indios

Dsude w &Shiugton dicen 81 Herald de
Nsw York con fsOhR de Julio, que 10 ha
pP0pusBto eRtablaCeF baEbsEoB ofcialeH On
todRB Los Ogeneias = EsIOFvRB indiaB.
81 pTop6Bito de l8 innovation go haCer
do Ultima modR 0l pelo CoEto entire los
hombrsI EojoUu
La lista de IoB slegidoB para bRTberoB
Bsr6 propRrRda por Ia 0Omiai6n del ssrvi
clio Civil.
Hacs RIgunOB Afio1 Loo destinoB de Ias
agenoiRB indiaB eBtaban 6 cargo de VIII
liam A. Jones, de Mineral Point, Wis
quien era Oonocido CON 81 apodo do Get
Your.HATi Out'BilP' (c6gtoss 81 pe!o
Billy. ri ApodO sste 10 obtuyo, del si'
guisnts modo:
tUn diR BuganegeRbik y CuatFO mas de
rhipPguR, entraTon on lR ofcina del CO.
misionRdo dc RBuntoH indioB. GEIloH llOva'
ban pintuFRB. plumaV, hachRB, mAntRB de
color muy roio , laEga CRbsllera.
El C0miBi0nRdo Jones pRB0 la pintuFa,
laB plumRU, laB hsChRB, y laH mRntsD, perO
no el pelO largo.
-FueTa con el pslo grit6-NoBotros
acRbAEsmOI con 81. O6FteGa 30 psIo.
La "oFden de coFtaPBe el psIo" fu6
prontamente dads. AgenteB fusFon en-
viadou & todRB las rsseFVa8 para ordensr
que 10 cumpIieFa la oTden. Esto indign6
loB nativoV, peEo han tenido que confoF'
maEBe cen FeFdeF 80 pelo.
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10 QUE Dice Ell ''HERAlO."
Guerra eDtTe Jap6n y Estad0S UnidOs
en- pr0ximO tempo? Impossible.
POrauO InposIhI07 POr que Ia lnbGI6n dol Jl
T6N OS tomihar tota Asia J con Osta fInAII-
dad quIere detlGlrsO q clio IPar aIgdn tI0m'
pO para laauIEIr supEGnaeIl sahrO China.

EGta eB IL teorfa que hacs pdb!ies en- IN
notable RTtfOulo publicado aver, "Le Ma.
tin" de Paris, Comentado On un cable an
peciRl del "Herald' eBtR ma mana. El au'
tor del RFtfcul0 20 dice que ca uu oficiRl
RgFegRdo l8 miRi6n militar frRnceB8 ah0'
Is en- Ell Jap6n.
Auuque 81 pT0p6sito 90 calmRF ls pu.
blicR Rnhi0dad con motive do les intanCio
mes del JaF60, solo conBsguir6 aumentRr
los temoreB. In ambici6n del Jsp6n de
dominaF sl Aria, le lleYaF6 con fictoI
con tOdos los podeRGu, entire elloE FranciR,
AlemRnia, InglGterTa, RuBi3 y EBta1oB
Unidoy, loB CpaIGB tiensn vSstog inteFeBs8
mAtsEiRIes en- Asia que no hRbF6o de So
cEificRr ain luCha. NusHtrog propioB dere'
ChoB ComeTCialeT, gRFantizRdou p0r medic
de trRtadoB con ChinR, GBt6D bi0n defaidos
nuGatra intenci6n do mRntsnOF NBQguFadS
the Oden door (la pWerta abieTta) al CO
mercio On Rqusl impeEio, fu6 vigosoSR'
mente expFsBRdR poE 81 BscFstaEio Hay y
EuBcTita poF los otrOB p0dsFeB.
Lo 6niCo gus puedG aBPguFsE 81 oticiRI
frances sB Ia polibilidsd dc una guerra en-
quO al Jsp6n , loB EStadoB Unid0g = todoB
loD pFinCipaIe1 podeEe8 de Europa luChen,
China, de hecho sDtk jugsndo en- Ol
mundo poIiticO 81 pspsl poT tAnto tempo
iugado poE TuEqufa en- 10 politics de En-
ropR. "EsoB onfOFmoB del EBte" han per-
tuTbRdo Ion pOdsroB dc Europa Y han Hido
conBtants amenaER para 10 pas, asf como
inc PgoGable fuent0 de complicaCi0neg di'
pIomGtiCa8 que han Cogtado Europa mu'
cboR milIonaB empleRdoH en- 3TmRmentOR.
Los "hombEeB GnfsEmoB del lejano Este
probaFEn menog una avanzRdR CivilizaCi6nD
que una am0na8R & 10 pas del mundo.
Los oioB de Europa estEn RhOEa abisTtOI
contamplando Las ambioione8 del JRp6n.
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