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Evening journal., 1909-12-09
SEWING DAY WITH
CHURCH SOCIETIES

This is sewing society day among
the women Of the city churches. All
the societies are either engaged i'm sew
ing In preparation for a Christmas
bazaar, or holding "A sale Of the sew
ing they have been engaged upon.
West Sewing Circle meets this after
noon az the home of Mrs Harry
Frazer. No. 1913 West street. Trinity
Woman's Guild holds sewing meet
ing I'm tho parish-housc this afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Paurs
M. y. Church is meeting all day 60
sew for Christmas bazaar
The Ladies' Sewing Society of Grace
| Church gives a sale and supper this
afternoon and evening. with fancy
articles TO be bought and chicken salad
and oysters to be eaten.
St. Andrews Auxiliary Tea is
scheduled for this afternoon, but adj
dresses by Mrs. Tallman and the Rev.
c. o. Dantzer are on the program in
stead of sewing
Evening journal., 1909-12-09
FAKE RECORDS
WON'T PASS DANES
Copenhagen Scientists Not
Afraid Of Being DuDed by
DR.. Cook
ATTACK ON EXPLORER
CAUSES SENSATION
BY United Press Leased Special wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
COPENHAGEN. Dec. 9-If Dr. Fred
erick A. Cooks North Pole discovery
records have been faxed. according to
the afiidavits Of Captain August Wedcl
Looz and George II. DunlSle, an in
surance agent. the Danish scientists
will discover the fraud when they cx-
anime his data
This is about as far as the scientl-
fic authorities would go to-day i'm dis
cussing the latest story from the
United States. seeking TO dlscredit the
claims of Dr. Cook The story caused
a big sensation here. but owing to the
fact that the leading scientists are
likely to be identified with the official
investigation OF the records, none
would comment extensively on the
merits of the new charges made
against the doctor
The scientists say that IL would be
impossible to fake records that would
stand tha test OF a critical examina-
ion and FOR this reason they are not
afraid Of being duped.
Walter Lonsdale. secretary Of Dr
Cook, to-day transferred tho records
from the Dansk Landmanns Bank,
whore they were placed for safe-keep-
ing over night, TO Chancellor Salomon-
sen of tho University of Copenhagen.
The transfer was made I'm the pres
ence OF United States Minister Egan.
Prof Ellis Stromgren. head Of tho
astronomical observatory and other
prominent men.
The personnel Of the investigating
committee is yet undecided except that
70 is known that Prof Stromgren will
be the chairman There is much dis
appointment that the university auth
oritles arc delaying In the selection Of
the committee. They intimate that
IL may be several days before tho com
mittee be chosen and that the investi-
cation may continue several weeks
To guard against tampering with the
records, a guard Is constantly on hand
and wherever the iron box containing
the data goes, the guard goes with
H.
Tonsdalc insisted to-day that Or.
Cook Is In Bronxville. n. y.
Evening journal., 1909-12-09
CHESMAR KEEPS
ITS GOAL CLEAN

Tho Chesmar football team last night
reelected Charles s. weldin captain and
James r Harkins manager for 1910.
Chesmar had a successful season not be-
ing defeated or scored ON in eight games.
At present the manager is trying to arr
range game with the An-scholastic.
composed of High School players, for
next saturday
Saturday, October Q. Chesmar, s.. Rock
ford, o. Saturday. October ., Chesmar-
2; ST. Mary's. o. Saturday October 49,
Chesmar o; Highlands o. Saturday,
october %. Chesmar O; ST. Peters n
c.. o. Saturday. October 90, Chesmar, 16
Media H. S.. o. Saturday, November g.
Chesmar. o; Brownson. o. Saturday, No
vember i3. Chesmar, 81 ST. Nicholas, O.
Saturday, November 20. Chesmar, C; ST.
Mary's, o.
Evening journal., 1909-12-09
CONTRITION OR
SORROW FOR SIN
Discourse by Father Elliott
at the Mission Service in
the Cathedral

"contrition or Sorrow for sin"
was the subject chosen by Father Ell
lott at yesterdays mission service at
the Cathedral
"Cain and Abel" he said, both Of
fered sacrifice to God. but with the
sacrifice Of Cain--though he offered
the fruits Of the earth-God was not
pieased. His sacrifice was good, but
his heart was not in Il! God was JUS
tihed. Cain consequently slew his
brother. The trouble Is IN the heart.
Abel had his heart in his sacrifice;
Cain did not. The same is true of
confession and relapse into sin. BY
the heart. l mean contrition. If we
are hungry for sorrow. God gives us
deep sorrow. What good, indeed. Is
the examination Of conscience and the
confession OF sins without sorrow2
Judas lscariot confessed I have sim
ned In betraying innocent blood and
then went and hanged himself Put
your heart into your oonfession II is
not the examination OF conscience nor
confession. but the river Of sorrow
In tho soul. that saves usl
"Signs of a good sorrow tests !
have Just mentioned one-put your
heart into your confession.
"Contrition is defined by the Coun-
ri of Trent as a a pain OF heart.
we ourselves feel the truth Of this
dennitlon when sorrow touches us at
home. in misfortune. IN death.
"Our Redeemor in the garden Of
Ksethsemene gives us striking exam
lple Of human sorrow. Scripture says:
He began TO grow heavy and sorrow
ful: my soul is sorrowful. even unto
death. The sacrament Of penance
carries IT'S grace with e.; but, do You
mean what you say? We sometimes
meet some one we do not like on the
street; yet. we say 4 am glad to see
YOU II isn't exactly lie, but rather
routine. rather custom. But, can
we go 20 confession In this way? God
sees and knows all thingsl
Again. our sorrow must be super
natural. Il must not be fear Of the
law. fear Of the police IL must not
leave out God: God must be taken
into account Thus. the life Of man
who saves his soul must become di-
vine. and to become divine. we must
begin with the divine sorrow; sorrow
like God'si Then. our heart Is con-
trite. broiSens=and. says scripture, "A
humble and Contrite hoart. God,
thou wilt not despise More, this sor-
row enlightens the mind
"The first motive, then. for sorrow.
IS fear I do not want to go to He'll
'7he fear OF the Lord is the begin
ming of wisdom So. we begin. II ia
n beginning. but we win not stop hore;
here with the motive of punishment.
I'VE shall go on to the motive Of
love. Cod has done so much for mel
From the love of God springs the zeal
for souls. suppression of the passions.
This is what makes the saintsl
.'Finaily. there is fractional sor-
row. this takes into account all kinds
of sim and tho knowledge of what
they arc. There is always one domin.
amt hesetting sin. one predominant
passion. our one great weakness. IL II
the one sim with us that is greatest
that IS committed most ofton. Wit
one. 10 is impurity; with another
drunkenness; and so on. This sin i
is that viii destroy us, II destroyed
we are to hei Let, them your sorrow
be q practical sorrow"
Evening journal., 1909-12-09

Molly Mole: vocal solo. Charles Swariz.
accompanied by Miss Mclaughlin: cor
net solo. Miss Mabel Mckinley; recitation,
Miss Margaret Shockley; fancy dance,
Miss Mabel McGiniey; Instrumental solo.
Charles Swartz; solo, Mrs. Mary Vaughan.
At the conclusion Of the entertainment
refreshments were served.
In charge of the celebration was the
following committees:
Entertainment committee. Elizabeth
Kirby. Margaret NJ. Quarles. Cornelia
Hutton. Kate *. Pierce and Lena Kirby;
refreshment committee Annie Walls,
Ellen r. Wilkins. Margaret Vaughan,
Ellen Lee and Ida Grier.
Evening journal., 1909-12-09
HIGHLAND FIVE
DIDN'T GET DOWN

There was a big gathering Of disappomt-
ed basketball fans at Brownson Han last
night. Tho Brownson quint had an
nounced "A game with the Highland team,
OF Camden. \. J. second in tho Amateur
American League, but at late hour tho
Camden 1--WE sent word that It could not
got hero fast game had been expected.
Brownson win play the Campbell club
OF Philadelphia, hero tomorrow night.
The club is the independent champion
-of phnadel-hia.
Evening journal., 1909-12-09
NAOMI LODGE
Is YEARS OLD

In Odd Fellows Hall. Third and King
streets last evening, Naomi Lodge, Degree
of Rebecca, celebrated its silver jubilee.
The twenty-five years existence of the
lodge have ben successful. The following
pleasing program was presented Instru-
mental solo, Miss Stella Mclaughlin; reel
tation, Miss Edith Quarles; vocal duet.
Miss Myrtle Lot. Charles TAYLOR; instru-
mental solo. Miss Clara sayers; reclta-
tion. Ciss Mildred Fincher; reading Miss
Evening journal., 1909-12-09


a miles and that such
the track
baptism
Of the racing
serious
country
to
% caused by the
The since the
the world
Brookands track in England are
attended the Atlanta meet now
speed
with both tracks the
out the fact that the
horsepower Flats
track while the Brook
miles hour and they
& "a
Evening journal., 1909-12-09
PICTURES TO TELL
STORY OF CHRIST

At Olivet Presbyterian Church. on
next Sunday evening. the pastor. the
Rev. J. G. Lane. viii begin a series Of
illustrated sermons on "rhe Life OF
Jesus; the Christ i'm Picture, Song and
story" Many of the events in the
life OF Christ will be made vivid with
the use Of pictures, furnished and
thrown upon the screen 10y William
c. Popp. Some Of the pictures select
ed for presentation are copies of the
famous paintings OF j. J. Tissot.
The first sermon will be on 1.-THE
Good Shepherd" and the second one
"Bethlehem's Royal Babe"
Evening journal., 1909-12-09
TUBERCULOSIS
IN CITY'S MILK

WASHINGTON. Dec 9-About 15
per cent. Of the people who die in the
District of Columbia OF tuberculosis
contract the disease as a result of
drinking milk. according 10 Health Of
hcer Woodward.
He made this statement after the
fact became known that Federal in
spections had found that n large per
centage OF the dairy cows I'm certain
herds In the District were infected with
the disease. out of 154 animals ex-
amined. II was said that 81 were found
to be diseased.
Evening journal., 1909-12-09
Y. M. C. A. BASKETBALL
TEAM GETS GOOD START

The committee i'm charge OF the Y. NJ.
G.. A. athletics met at the association
building last evening and discussed
many propositions affecting the games.
Most of the committees reported the
accomplishment of results since the
last meeting but the basketball COM
mitteo had the best report of all.
The committee reported that the
first game had been played and that
nearly $50 had been cleared.
Evening journal., 1909-12-09
Loco Lea While ounninu.

ELKTON. Nd. Dec. 9.--While gum
ming for ducks on the susquehanna
flats Frank BENJAMIN. OF North East
had part Of his left leg shot on by
the accidental discharge OF his wea-
pon. He was brought to Union Hospi-
tai in EllSton for treatment
Evening journal., 1909-12-09
Bishop Smith at Grace A. ME zio,

Bishop smith az Grace A. NJ. e. Zion.
Bishop J. w Smith. Of PHILADELPHIA
and Baltimore A. NJ F. Church. will
preach in Grace a. NJ. T.. Zion Church
here tomorrow evening. Bishop smith
will be accompanied by the Rev. J. p
jackson, general secretary Of the Zion
commission. W. II. Coffev. cores
ponding secretary OF Church Exten-
sion and r. A. Morrisey. ID. D.. cor
responding secretary Of missions.
Evening journal., 1909-12-09
Pork soaree in .sussex.

DELMAR. Dec. 9.--Never before was
there such scarcity of pork i'm this
vicinity. Instead Of the butchers being
furnished from the country as in pre-
vlous years. all pork is now being
bought from the cities. The scarcity
IS supposed to have been caused by
cholera.
Evening journal., 1909-12-09

boulS from ueld-hagner, ~ Batter-
son. !; Edgar, 1. Goals from Fouls F.
Edgar, / Houston. L: Eliason. 1; Cam.
8: Hagner. >. Referee-Coach Nc
Avoy Time of halves-2O minutes.
Glass spirit ran high throughout both
contests and the gymnasium was re-
sounding with yells all the time. As
a result of the two games. the Sopho-
mores and Juniors will play in the
finals next Wednesday night 10 decide
the college championship.
Evening journal., 1909-12-09
Towns Mani New stations.

Milford and Milton are demanding
new stations from the railroads which
pass through them.
Evening journal., 1909-12-09
BEAT
THE FRESHMEN
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL


NEW CASTLE, Del. Dec. 9-Tho
basketball season at Delaware College
opened last night with two inter-class
games-one between the Juniors and
Seniors and one between the Fresh
men and Sophomores. The Sophs won,
% 10 Q.
The line-up:
Freshmen. Sophomores.
Sawdon ......... defense .........A .Ayerst
Taylor .... defense Lynch
Haley
Sawin. Capt center .... Bush. Capt.
Lewis forward 1900. Braun
Knopf
Harvey ..........forward ........F Foster
Lewis
Goals from held-Taylor. 4; Lewis. 4:
Harvey. 3; Sawin. 2; T<nopf, l. Braun,
g. Goals from fouls-Haley. 3. Referee
Coach McAvoy. Time Of halves 20
minutes.
yaFR1aRcrhparlIrsa ...Nri'yab b
The Juniors defeated the Seniors. q
TO s.
The line-up:
juniors. Seniors.
Cam, Capt. defense @. Marshall
Leonard. Lendenham
CorSran .........dcfense .... Patterson
Observation-Disclosures
Rothrock Capt..
Eliason center ........ Hagner
Edgar ..........forward I'D. Marshall
Bacon o.. .......forward ...... Houston
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-15

Los nuevos yacimieptos africanos
II itlero. 1909.

III corresponsal de Ia Ageneia Reutei
en- King Williams Town tiansmte Il
|aquella interesantes pormemores sobrt
To- rlcos veneros diamantiferos Glesctt-
bertos Ell los territories alemasi%s det
Africa sud occidental entire ID Be-
ehaanaland el Atlahdie leo.
r.. descubrimiento Ne nizo 4 fises ,ls,
In litimo, en las proximidades de
aderitzburg, aetualmente Ia explo-
taeion alcanza la cifra tie doce l.
mil earates por mes.
Los yacimientos son mus POGO proflal-
da~, IA pie por terfnino medic, en- te-
rreno arenoSo; de lnodo que Ia eHtrae-
cidsl no pacde ser mas barata. un
obrcro ha llegado extraer dianantes
per peso de 30 carates en- un s61o dia
La cs4feIad de las piedras es esezeelente.
d evistaiizacidn es perfee1a; de rnoel>.
qae s. pierde mus poScl,-.<.a,. ii: "sf'll.l,
IN tramSparcncia Is absolute. EI ter
mlno medic de peso - L. m clarto .
Gn terciu De carate.
Ben pronto comcrzara i n0ta ne csa
iodos los mercados del mundo ana ba-
ia considerable en- 81 pf,ecio dsl dia-
mamie. tai Is Ia riquoza 4 leos ya-
eh. eutoS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-15

jer herida y alucinada sim duda por
Ia fobre salt6 del lecho y echo a co
rrcr queriendo arrojarse al mar; acu-
di6 la Rcina Il dctarcrla. pero ella
en- su carrera loca la arroj6 al srelo
dandole tan tremendo golpc On ell pc
cho que immediatamente empeZ6 Ia
reina echar abundante sangrc por
In boca.
la Reina HIena Sc cncucntra aho-
ra. muy delicada, en- su palacio del
Qnirinal, con el objeto de poder cui-
iarSe dcbdamente eI hecho ha i'm
presionsldo muchisimo 4 la nacion en-
terra. haci6ndoSc fervicntes votos para
su proalto y complete rcstablccimlen-
10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-15

En- ei pals de los Ovambos. parte de
una de las colonias que AIewaria no
see en- 81 Africa meridional. rena des-
de hacc mucho tempo I'm hambre ho
rrible, tan triste circumstance ayu-
dara no POGO ahora al goblerno impc'
rial para tomar possession pacifica dc
aq1el pals. cuyos habitantes hablanse
negado 4 reconocer la autoridad de
los aIemanes, los cralcs enviaram con
este motive alli algIInas fucrzas del
ejercito con grandes cantldades de Vi
veres y ganado; dchas fuerzas va no
Sc moveran uego del pals, y procura-
ran mantener en- 6l mismo el princlpio
de autoridad, con 10 que Alemania hi-
bra ganado Dc hecho y paclficamente
Na nueva colonla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-15
(Conclusion>

Flor alberta. al deSpuniar Ia au-
--orx de la vida. la savia crc'nahte
lie, tronco Ia bana Ia refrcSca Su
,fallo vibrara al sordo sopio de las ener
.yias Iatentes que le amman; nuevo ser,
en- el concerto de fuerzas, que lnte-
gran Ia natIraleza. Sc somctera las
4eycs inyiolables. que. rigen la VIDA Y
Su eauilibrio arm0nlcO SO soSteltdra'
mientras fuerzas contrarias no lie M
flIban del d6bito fatal que esta so
meiido. Pero unto la flor lozana
aromotsa, que gentil coltInpian las
arr-as cp sl tallo,que lleva I'm vcfn-
no oculto, como arma de combate para
hcrir entraiias inoccntes, coihrae
xn anillos dorssles para ell avance. ga
ma el talIo gaIlardeando de haber
Sleiado el misero s,H-lo de llegar
In alta cumbre. donde bate meJor ei
aire embaIsamado que agitan las brl-
sas Y luce meior tambien, sus
rf4,pandores. la luz de los cle4os,
Denetra en- los tiernos v delIcados
petsllos embriagado de amor,
an La orgfa de una iibaci6n DE aro-
mas v de rcsplandores, hunde su en-
venenado arpm en- la virgen e1rfrss~
iia here de muerte la que fue. la
luz de un debi1 rayo de sol. temprana
flor de I'm dia.
Flor de I'M dia es la infancia, GUAM
do III y,,saAno de la Tuberculosis ras-
treando entire ell pofvo. CANA Il debh
orgaauismo Jardinera celosa de ese
lariin es la madre y suyo I'd culdado
en- persegalIr ei rastreo del gusan",
Ella sera la salvaguardia mas vallosa
sficaz de la flor, que c,htavo hi-
~ abrir las frescas brisas sie la exls-
fencIa-
Las medidas de hygiene en- el hogar
que l1a de dirigir la madre, para de
fender 4 sals hilos de las amcnazas de
la turbarcnlosis, constituyen un con-
;unto de regIas merecedoras de real-
nirse EN- una cartdlIa Y 20 ofrezcoia
i la Liga -antitlberc cuiosa dc Puerto
Rico, EN- nombre dc ntlestra Asocisacion
Medical para que ella cTc1liss profn-
Samente, en- todos los hogares, 10 ms
mo pobres que ricos.
Por 10 que toca Il la hygiene eseoaar,
eOuvfene tener en- ctRsnta LA. coIisti-
fucl6n dc la csnuela. Essta IS como
nm ser vivierte constitudo por agru-
pacI6n de elenentos, que actuan =
viyen en- re1acionT directa Y reeipro
ea. constantemcnte.s
El maestro irrasiia, al rededor de sus
rscolares, dc un iado. enanfo ef es,
romo indlviduo; cuando sc enclerra en-
su espiritu: su bondad su slncerIdad,
Sr,S habitos ele laborlosldad su correc-
ei6n, su sentimientos de dignidad Y de
honor De otro lsdo. por cuanto ex-
teriormente el Sc reficre. s,i rnaTera
slc ser figfca. sus Intermediates, su de
DiIidad. su fsIta de- resiste meta etc.
esta misma sa1ci6n rsciproca. sc
sieree entire unos alumnos otros. en-
Il doLle aspecto fisieo y moral.
Desgraciadamente. ei deb1to que rIn-
den los profesor.s 4 Ia tuhcr ulosis IS
muy ereeido FL ceiebre DR.. Broaardf
na demos'rado. como en Paris. UNA
auInfa partes de los profesereS Is tu-
herc,IioSa-
Facd - ha'sar "A ea-sa IL ese debt
~ fatal qae haeeu. ~ i s'ftu'or's. f'
ass Gllimo saerisi 10 Dc 81 aue,1S'o ini
m:sss,ie. kapi ,u Fu re kis", "os =
rsa * Il .rssists arlo,-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-15

barrido en- seco Y hecho I'm las horaS
que prcceden las classes dc Ia mana
MT.
Hay otro peligro, estndiado por Ar
sonvaI el de los yenenoS v0latlles.
que e.jerciendo una function n0civa en-
las funcioncS ncrviosas, dcbilian. la
resistencia dd organiSmo. favorecscn.
do asi 81 campo para el deSarrollo dc
In enfermednd l'nase este. In fatl-
"a professional. 10 reducRlo veces dc
les Salones eScolares, Su faita de luz,
la ncccSidad de la explicaci6n fatigan-
do asi su 0rgano laringeo, que le pre-
dispone 4 inflamaciones Y. por tanto,
a la invaci0n tuberculosis. y, como
81 ESQ no fuora bastante, ocurrir pue-
de. qre m maestro tuberculoso, ten
"a que slistItuirlc otro, viendosc obi-
gado este Il ocupar sll mlsmo aspento
~ su misma mesa. donde el cuerpo del
deiito tuberculoso infaliblcmente, ha
de encOntrarse.
Tn maestro tuberculosis es callsa po-
derosa del contagio Y asi 10 haban las
cronicas de hygiene escolar. Dlcen
elias de un maestro .cnfermo que con-
tagi0 4 veinte tres ninos.
Una medida salvadorra, para la pro-
filaxis escolar. sera la de no admltlr
nmgun maestro tuberculoso, aun IN
cipiente, la practica del magisterio.
Bastaria el examen Y certificado me-
dicos expedmo. oficialmente por el
departamento de instruction. Tampo-
60 debieran admitirse niiios tubercu
losos en- la escuela. sobre todo de
las forInas pulmonares. Los ninos Sc
rian scrvidos de tarjetas nfedicas in
dividusles al principle de todos los
curses En- cuanto la 1impieza y aseo
cstos limitarse al barrido hnmedo, 81
no que deben implantarse en- clio pr'ic-
tcas de desinfecciones periodicals de
suelos y paroles.
Las autoridades deben elegir entire
aqfellos nlnos, que parezcan annalazi~
dos de contagio para enviarlos al cam
po, por medic de las Colonias Escoia-
res. Elias serian lln complete muy Ell
caz la obra de preservation de la
infancla del magisterio, vo me per-
| mito s,lgerir la Liga trabaje a fin de
que la legislature vote una ley, orga-
lnizando las CoIonias Escolares. III
| este ST. llevara la practica y hubie
ra en- naiestra Camara popular, al
lnas generosas que qussieran probar sn
patriotismo, echando los eitnlentos de
una obra. la mas prosechosa y utll
| para Il porvenir de La infancia: habria
| mos dado cima al ideal que persigue la
oIiga contra la tuberculosis, en- er-
~ Modesto TERRA de nuestro amor.
| EstaS son las sugestlones el mo-
desto contigen4e, que yengo ii ofrecer i
| In Iaga Anti-Tubercuiusa De mi pals,
| deseando no por sw tan Modesto, deJe
Il. ser menos 1til provechosa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-15

H.. aQui como ocurrio eI aecidente
que ha puesto Ell grave pellgro la Vi
da De Ia Reina Elena.
:. hailaha esia bordo del acora
zado que ileva 81 nombre cuidando in
aiigableIremte 4 los heridos. euanslo un
.ndividuo enloquecido Sin d,Ida por ei
terror pasado. =. lanzo sobrc cIIbierta
gritando que FL huque se hindia y
cue - salvase quien pudiese; una m'l-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-15

B6lgica entera un frio por demds I'M
tenso causando danos muy conside.
rabies al comercio y 4 la industria,puse
In navcgaci6n huvial esta casi pawli-
lada causa dc haberse hclado Ia ma
yoria de los rios entire ellOs 81 cauda-
losisimo Mosa.
Los nltimoS acontecimentos relaeIo-
nados con 81 desarroilo de In politicq
exterior turca, Significan que la d.
rlomaria alemana acaba de obteuer
una gran victoria sobre IA diplomacia
inglcsa las cuales, So disputan hace
timepo 81 favor de "a sublime Pucf.
tn.
En- realidad. q gabinete inglas. 81
h'ila para lograrlo en- peores condicio-
mes que el gabinete aleman, pues ne
pu"de apoyar Turquia, sin poner en-
peligro la ibertad del concrete. en- su
pretendido aumento dc las tarifas d.
Importation, Y este miSmo hace que
Alemania parezca los turcos amiga
mas segura Que lnglatena.