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Evening journal., 1914-05-29
MANY Entries FOR
Wilmington RACE
Water Sport Galore to be
Holiday Attraction Off
Gordon Heights
TECH, JR. WILL
LET HERSELF OUT

In spite of the many attractions on
Memorial Day. the entries for the races
at the Wilmington Yacht Club are
coming in rapidly Several boats which
viii be on hand, had not sent in their
entry blanks this morning but will be
eligible as the lists do not close until to-
night
In the Glass X sailing race, there
are four boats, owned by Egbert MoX'
ham. r.. T.. DUPONT, A. Felix dupont
and Frank C. Hughes the last named
being n new boat owner this year. who
is determined 20 make a showing IN
this years sailing.
in the cruiser race, the Ariel OF
Charles Warner and j. NJ. Pusey the
Helene Of William Frederick, the Spit
fire of C. T.. Slocomb and the Ontario
of j. w. Hathaway are entered. This
will be n good race Other entries are
expected before tomorrow afternoon
In the club runabout race, there are
few boats eligible for the class, and
there will be but two or three entries
Fred Blatz and X. EmmOns being
among them.
The bang and go-back race is open
10 any club motorboat and every boat
out there will enter this, as under the
peculiar conditions of II, IL is as fair
for a little boat as for a big one.
Quite a fleet will start off on this
event.
The remaining event, the fishing
ekiff race. is open to all boats of that
type on the Delaware River, but nc
entry blanks were required, the hoats
simply reporting their names at the
pier before the race, so that the re
gatta committee cannot say before to-
morrow afternoon just how many en-
tries there will be.
Rear Commodore ]. NJ Pusey will
be in general charge of the races
Several members of the regatta com
mittee will assist and Edward r.
Pusey will be officer of the day The
committee announced that where
boats we're affected by the 1914 rules
of the American Power Boat Asso
citation in their rating, which woulC
only be If the stroke Of the engine is
over six inches, the race will b,
started on even time and the ratinl
and handicap figured later But prob
ably, the few boats affected by thi
have bee nmeasured and can Civ
their correct rating. and all othe
boats will continue to race unde
their 1918 rating.
The races will begin at 2.30 o'clocl
and will be run off as rapidly as pos
sible after each other. beginning witt
the sailing race. followed by the fish
ing skiff race, then the cruisers, thl
runabouts and ending with the banl
and go back. During the Afternoon
the Tech, Jr., weather permitting
will speed up and down the river
demonstrating the speed which ha
made her a champion in numerous
speed events.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
I'LL BEAT LEVINSKY,"
Says JACK Dillon
In The IIniied Press.

By The United Press
INDIANAPOLIS, May 29.-"I will
fight to put Levinsky out shall try
to do it the first round and in every
round after that if it takes ten
rounds" said Jack Dillon today Dill
Ion and Battling Levinsky meet to-
night in a ten-round bout before the
immense crowd here for tomorrow's
Speedway race. Levinsky said:
THE beating | gave him in Butte
was due to the high altitude having
weakened him." said Jack. Il can
see no excuse for him this time
Dillon was the favorite for tonight,
though he was to meet a man nearly
ten pounds heavier than himself. He
will weigh in at about 172. Dillon is
a much stronger fighter at this
weight than when forced to the
middleweight limit of 1853. In two
previous fights the Hoosier has won
decisions from Levinsky. One was
in Rochester. a new spaper decision,
and the other in Butte, from the
referee Others on the card tonight
are Chick Hayes, of indianapolis and
Johnny Sinclair, of Cleveland, ban
toms, and Pat McMahan and Chip
Murphy. fast local feathers. Follow
ing this card, the curtain will be
again drawn on boxing here under
the strict censorship of Mayor Bell.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
Chicks TO MEET
TRENTON IN ONE
GAME TOMORROW

The champion Chicks will pull
down the curtain on their week stand
at home tomorrow morning against
Trenton. The Chicks will go to Tren-
ton in the afternoon TO remain away
for a long series.
With the going Of Harrisburg this
afternoon, the Chicks finish their try
with every club in the league. Al
though in fifth position, the Chicks
are only four games behind Harris
burg and Reading. who are tied up
for the league lead and as the cham
pions are going in great form they
may be expected to be well up in the
race in a short time Man for man
the club is as good as any in the
/ league
Up until this time the champions
have not been supported as they
should have been by the fans and for
this reason it is hoped that one OF
the biggest crowds that has ever at.
tended a local game will be out tc
see the game tomorrow morning.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
What Do You Want
TO Know Aboui Sporf7

Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
Did Jim Vaughn, now pitching for
Chicago, ever play with the Washington
Americans
Yes; the Yankees released him to
Washington in 1912, Griffith refusing to
waive on him.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
In tennis a cut ball is hit bv one and
cut SO that it bounces back over the
net. Whose point would that beg
PLAYER.
The point goes to the player who
made the return. The player to whom
the ball was returned has the right to
reach over the net and make an at
tempt to return the ball, provided that
he does not touch the net
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
Can a batsman be credited with a
/ sacrifice hit for anything other than a
hunted ball or sacrifice ilyg Z. b. $.
No.
/ Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL:
ND What team did the Chicago Cubs
play with for the Worlds Championship
/ III ifNos anu WHO WuN VI INW NtutN
weight did Colin carry in the Futurity
in 1909, and who finished second? c. p
(1) Detroit. Chicago won four out
of FIVE. (2) Colin carried l25 pounds
Bar None was second.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
Please advise me il the Chicago Cubs
had Smith as a pitcher during the
year 1912 II so, what year did he ioir
the team Z.
Yes, Charles E. Smith. He went tC
the Cubs in 1911 and still is with them
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
A says that a tie game in baseball
does not count in pool. B says i
does TAOlNTAOIN
doesg Who is rightg j. =. c.
B is right. As pools are decided OF
number Of runs team scores, eithe
for day or week, any runs count. ....
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
WATCHING THE
SCOREBOARD

Allentown evened up the series with
Trenton by winning, to ,. Allentown
punched their hits opportunely in the
fourth, sixth and ninth innings, piling
up enough tallies to win easily.
Bohan. one of Readings star twirlers,
who was hammered ON Wednesday by
York for three runs in the first inning
before the game was called on account
of rain, came back strong yesterday
allowing the York team seven scattered
has and easily winning a shut-out
victory by 3 to 0. This tied Reading
with Harrisburg for the lead.
The has-been contingent had rather
good day yesterday.
Old Man Plank whitewashed the St.
Louis Browns, the Mackmen scoring
three runs. Home Run Baker home
ruined
Sam Crawford smashed out triple,
a double and two singles, in four
trips to bat against Clark Grifith's
twirlers, Walter Johnson, however,
not officiating
Wins by the Tigers and Athletics
nut both teams close on the heels
of the Senators, leading the American
League scramble.
Il took sixteen innings to settle
the Cub-Cardinal disturbance, Bill
Sweeney's slow grounder to short
| pushing over the Cubs winning run
The Maps did a first class rally act
BY breaking into Bedient for three
bingles in the ninth, they won from
the Red SoX, 8 ?.
The White Sox played blunderbus'
ball on the last game of the Easterr
invasion. handing one to the High
landers
Mayer, Phillies twirler. had tn,
Pirates guessing, and humbled tn,
league leaders in a pitchers duel.
Over in the Federal column. Rus,
Ford. working for Buffalo, licke,
Tom Scaton and the Brooklyn Tip
tops.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29

Probably the fastest indelder in Tri-
State League ball, is Howard Morgan,
the youthful third sacker of the Chicks.
Morgan is now making his professional
debut as a ball player. II may be
recalled that Morgan opened the 1914
season by banging the first pitched ball
for a single TO right garden He fol-
lowed the feat by hitting the ball
hard for several games. At the pres
ent time he is in batting slump.
However. Manager Jimmy Jackson is
in hopes Of developing Howard into a
hitter Should the Irvington, n. j.
boy hit the pill at a $50 mark, indica-
tions point TO his going a step higher
in the national pastime. Morgan was
recommended to the Chicks by Gus
Gleichman, last seasons brilliant out
fielder. II is hoped that he overcome'
his downfall with the willow. Morgan
is willing TO learn. which desire Is
good asset for a youngster breakmI
into the game.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
GILMORE PEEYED.

BY The United Press.
CHICAGO. May 29.-President
James A. Gilmore, of the Federal
League, back from an Eastern trip.
declared today that he was by no
means satisfied with Federal patron
age in Brooklyn and Pittsburgh. and
hinted that the Federals are about
ready to go a-raiding again.
1T is easy to account for the lack
of interest at Pittsburgh when the
Pirates are leading the National
League and the Pittsburgh Federals
at the tail-end of our league said
Gilmore. "but in Brooklyn, the situa-
ton is different. What Brooklyn
needs is a few more high-class play
ers who are well known TO the fans.
Buffalo and Baltimore are drawing
good crowds"
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
Delaware State
CHAMPIONSHIP on
Shooters From All Over the
East Smash Targets Over
the dupont Traps
BANKS HIGH MAN
IN THE WARM UP

Amateur and professional trap
shooters from all parts of the East
are shooting in the first days events
in the Delaware State Shoot at the
dupont Trapshooting Club today.
The shooters have come from all
parts of the East to win the classic
of Delaware-the State Champion
ship-which will be shot tomorrow
This mornings events were an extra
merchandise event, in which many
valuable prizes were offered, an event
for 25 targets, and the distance han
dicap.
Professional shooters shot this
morning in all the events except the
merchandise shoot, which was open
only to amateurs.
The best score Of yesterday was turned
in by Edward Banks, with "a total of %
breaks A. b. Richardson Of Dover was
next, being but one target behind Mr.. Banks.
W. S Cofax was a close third with total
Of % breaks. The detailed score follows:
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
DAY OFF FOR MERCURY.

The Mercury Club, after winning
from Hockessin last Saturday, will
not play on Memorial Day. The next
game will be with Richardson Park
and the Mercury boys are confident
of another win. Manager Williams
thinks he has the fastest infield of
any team in the city. The intield is
composed of Ferley at third, Kane at
short. Richards at second and Brown
on first. This, with the hard-hitting
Sweeney as catcher, seems like a fast
combination.
In last Saturdays game, lie Tour
nan. the right fieldor, injured his knee
so badly that he was forced to go tc
a hospital He is expected to be seen
in his old position by the time of the
next game. June 6.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
SideHghfs on Local
Sporting Talent
BY "BiH" MCGOWAN
Attendance yesterday, 500.

Attendance yesterday. 500.
The Chicks played like regular
champions yesterday
Six to two was the tune Of defeat
handed those hustlers from Harris
burg
Howard Morgan. the boy that Gus
Gleichman recommended to the
Chicks, has suffered somewhat of a
slump. Morgan broke in yesterday
for a bingle. Here's hoping that he
meets with better luck today.
Guess our old friend Jackson is dis
playing some real form Jimmy has
dubbed the sphere to ali corners of
the park of late
The Chicks have struck their win
ming stride. Ten to one they beat
Trenton both games.
President George NJ. Graham wit
messed the game yesterday.
CUNhNANNi Dill 4NtdlJuf lit new l4Ou-
don, Conn, boy who was recently lei
90 by the Chicks owing to an injury
sustained during one of the exhibition
games, is coming around all right
He writes that he expects to land
that left field job with the Chicks
Nealon surely looked like a winner.
Grow Proud is playing a banguT
game for the Bancroft Club OF the
All-Wilmington League.
Jack Lynch feels confident that bis
Bill" Crouchs pitching and Veinoni
work on the initial corner of the in
field will keep Bancroft in the run
ming.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
HIGH vs.. cHEsTER H1GH.

Wilmington High School will play
Chester High School this afternoon in
Chester. A game between these two
teams is always a hard fight, as both
of them count it their most important
game of the year, and victory means a
great triumph for either team. A big
crowd of rooters win accompany the
team 10 Chester This is the second
meeting of the teams, Chester having
won the first game.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
SILvERBROOK WILL
TRY NORTH EAST

ESiIverbrook and North East will
meet in 2 double header Saturday af-
ternoon at North East. Silverbrook
has engaged automobiles to carry the
PLAYERS and roOters.
Wise and Foster will do the twirl-
ing and Harkens viii be on the re-
ceiving end.
Harkens is catching a great game.
Greenfield broke ino the column on
Saturday.
Warren is playing Fast game at
second
Sieman has returned and will add
strength to the lnhald
Evening journal., 1914-05-29

A crowd is expected al orittIe
Brooklyn" tomorrow to see the game
between Pioneers and Eden. Eden
now leads the City League. while the
Ash Murphy-Dutch Golterman prod-
ucts are anxious to bring home the
bacon.
Pat" Haley is making good
showing with the Pioneers.
Pitcher Jarman famed the side
yesterday in the seventh inning He
appears to be a second Allen Russell.
Gus Gleichman is hitting the pill at
q wonderful gait for the Baltimore
Orioles. Gus is now leading the
Dummies" in hitting.
imp Sam Knopf is making a favor
able impression about the City League
circuit. It's nigh time that "Sammie"
was getting mobbed.
Jarman allowed harrisburg four
hit sin his five innings stay on the
mound He twirled nine innings the
previous day and allowed but two
hits.
ASK Murphy is full of pep" to-
day. He claims that Eden will De
pushed into second place tomorrow.
The only All-Wilmington League
/ game tomorrow afternoon will be that
1 at Front and Union streets in the
afternoon between Parkside and H.
n H. Corporation.
City League scorers are requested TO
file box scores of their Saturday morn
ing games in this office before o'clock
tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
Iri-State League.
AcADEMY TO PLAY sMYRNA.

wilmington Academy win play at
smyrna tomorrow. morning and after
noon. Last year smyrna defeated the
Academy boys to 3. This wear the
Wilmington boys are going after victory
and will use Donohue in the box i'm the
morning and Schlor in the afternoon.
smyrna viii use Porter and Hoffeeker.
an Wilmington Academy players are to
meet no French street station Saturday
Ning to take the SIS train.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
GENERAL SPORTS.
BASEBALL chances today
N,,ionoI LEAGUE Cames Today

National League Games Today.
New York at Brooklyn, clear. 3.30'
Boston at Philadelphia. clear, $50
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, cloudy
315.
Only National games today.
American League.
Philadelphia at New York, clear.
games. 2 and p. m.
Washington at Boston, clear,
games, 1.45 and 3.45 p. m.
Only American League games To-
day.
Federal League.
Pittsburgh at Baltimore, clear
Brooklyn at Buffalo, clear.
indianapolis at Chicago, clear.
Kansas City at st. Louis, clear.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
CHAMPIONS SHOW UP
THE LEAGUE LEADERS
OutclaSS Harrisburg This
Time by a 6 to 2
Score
FOUR PITCHERS
BREAK IN GAME

Tho Champion Chicks romped
awav from Harrisburg in the second
game of the home series yesterday,
10 .. Not for a minute were the
league leaders in IT, In the Tuesday
game Cooknl's bunch beat the Cham
n,ons on a auke after they had been
outhit Yesterday the Chicks snow
ing some of their old-ume speed,
eliminated the fukes and outclassed
their opponents az every stage OF
nlay. II was about the softest game
that has come this way for long
pour pitchers got their chances in
the session. When the curtain went
mn Phillips and Mehaffy were pitted
AGAINST each other The Chicks made
Mr.. Phillips quit at the close of the
fhfrd inning after they had thumped
his delivery for seven bingles totaling
Ave runs. Mehany went into the
fourdh inning with two hits and no
runs AGAINST him, hut when Crist ana
WbeIan had raped him for singles
and he had walked Miller, filling the
mans. jackson concluded that he
ought to sidestep. ever though he
had hit a homer. and sent Jarman IN
10 finish the fray against BABE
Adams. The Babe was great
nicher with the Pittsburgh Nationals
eome time ago. Yesterday he was
NOT 40 great. In the five innings the
CHOKE looked him over they touched
him for four hits that swelled their
run column 10 six Meanwhile Jar
man. who had succeeded Mehaiiy'
etood Harrisburg on their necks, al
iowine them four hits, only one OF
,vhlch scored two OF the runners that
Mehaffy had put on the bags. More.
over Mr.. Jarman made eight OF
'em sit down on strikes ana WASH
gracious enough to allow pass.
In fact Jarman made the veteran
Babe look like a novice, great pitcner
though Babe used 20 be. The kld
Chick disposed of Crist Miller ana
Whelan on strikes in succession IN
the eighth inning, while the best
Adams could do in the long run was
three. beside three walks.
The run-getting story is interest
inc Harrisburg got their only TWO
III singles by Crist, Whelan, Miller
-----,5V \and O'Nens sacrifice on Me-
hany and Cocldns single on Jarmal
in the fourth frame. ~
The Chicks began pulling thei
chostnuts the first time up, Brown
SINGLE. McKenna's double and JACK
son's single. all to center, putting two
In the bag right off the reel Mr.. Me
hanv's clout over the right held
nickets in the second made It three
straight. and Browns single. Mchen-
mas second double and Jacksons s
single in the third. which brougnl
the finish of Phillips, made the total
FIVE.
III the eighth, when Pearee's bmgle
10 left. Shollenbergsr' out, Whelan
10 Coclyill and Crisis error allowed
pearce to push across the sixth taliy
That was all.
Bvers ran afoul a. shollenbergel
at the plate so hard in the third In
ming that he succumbed at his stauoi
after going on duty, ard had to b'
succeeded by Crist, whose place Il
the out garden was filled by ChabeH
Mehaffy, Sharpe, Morgan and Pearc
fieured in some brilliant Unfolding
while Jackson and Emerson tiashe
by throwing two runners out at th
plate.
Trenton is here for games this Al
ternoon and tomorrow morning. Tn
Chicks will play at Trenton tomoI
row Saturday afternoon.
0ffcial score.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
PARDON BooKMAKERs

By The United Press.
NORFOLK. Va, MAY % six book
makers today were pardoned by Cover
nor Henry &. Stuart. and will paw S5Ol
fnes and 20 free ON condition that the,
do not again engage in race track gamb
ling IN Virginia.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
rn pI-AY a. RAIT

The Imperial club has engaged the
Hume String Quartet to play at a ball
to be given at Essington, on June 3. The
quartet is comprised of George Herne,
violin: Lafayette Parks. guitar; Charles
Havcrbcck, banjo and Joseph HaverbecS'
mandolin.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29

Incompetent household servants
need not be retained replace them
with those who are skilled and eff
cient The Wants will solve many
problems Of the household.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
memorial day SPORTS


BASEBALL. =
Morning.
- Front and Union Streets-Tren- 4
= ton VS.. Wilmington.
Afternoon. d
Front and Union Streets-Park- s
# side VS.. H. & H. Corporation.
% ALL-wILMINGTON LEAGUE.
= No games scheduled.
= CHURCH LEAGUE.
No games scheduled.
CITY LEAGUE.
Delaware VS.. Christiana, A. M.
and p. NJ, at Concord Heights.
Pioneers VS.. Eden, at Eden, A. M.
and p M.
Browntown VS.. Woodlawn. at
Woodlawn, A. M. and P. M.
Peerless VS.. Elsmere. at Elsmere,
A. M. and P. M.
T. CITY AMATEUR LEAGUE.
Wanetta at Highland-Afternoon
s. Federals at East End-Afternoon
Rockford at Merwick-Afternoon
Belmont at Rising Sun-Morning.
s. SOCIAL LEAGUE.
a Waverly VS.. Pastime, at Second
q and dupont. Umpire-Joe Nc
= GOwan.
g. Other games cancelled.
& BOYS JUNIOR LEAGUE.
4 No games scheduled.
s. UMPIRE ASSIGNMENTS.
Parkside-H. & H. Corporation
Allen.
CITY LEAGUE.
Del. H. F. VS.. Christiana-Shields
or Rigney.
s Pioneers VS.. Eden-Bill MCGOWAN.
81 Browntown vs. Woodlawn-Cun-
ningham.
Peerless vs.. Elsmere-Knopt.
GENERAL SPORTS.
e. Delaware state Championship
s. Shoot Dupont Trapshooting Club.
Golf-Wilmington Country Club.
g. Water Sport-Delaware Yacht
e Club.
Water sport-Dr. c. A. Church re-
8 gatta Of boats not attached to
cluos.
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Evening journal., 1914-05-29
FORT DU PONT BASEBALL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY. Del May 20
Following is the standing of the Coast
Artillery League o. the Delaware:
Kfr,, I oct Dfr~,a
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
SECOND STREET. MARKET

The Second Street Market House will
be open as usual Saturday, Decoration
Day ADV.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29
For Philips IN sun
WILMINGTON.

Hits. OF Phillips IN ) inningsi OF
Mehaily. 4 in innings; earned runs,
Harrisburg ]. Wilmington a; two-base
hits. Mccarthy. Chabek, Mckenna ?;
Pitcher winning game. Mehaffy.
pitcher losing game Phillips; home
run. Mehaffy. struck out, Phillips I;
Mehaffy 2. Adams 3, Jarman s; dou-
BILE play. Emerson TO Miller, left on
bases. Harrisburg T. Wilmington z
stolen bases. Emerson. keyes, Cockill
jackson .; sacrifice fly, O'Neill; hit
By pitched ball, Byers by Mehaffy
base on balls. Phillips /. Mehaffy /
Adams 8 time Of game, lao; umpire
Walker.
Evening journal., 1914-05-29

Del. H. F. VS.. Christiana-Shields
or Rigney.
Pioneers VS.. Eden-Bill MCGOWAN.
Browntown VS.. Woodlawn-Cun-
ningham.
Peerless VS.. Elsmere-Knopf.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-14
-%OX---
POR Ell HONOR DE LA MARINA

Washington, l4.-El gobierno meji-
cano ha accedidO Il la demanda de los
Estados Unidos de que Sc lie haga una
alva la bandera americana como re-
paraci6n al insulto inferido esta ma
ci6n pOr un comandante mejicano en-
Tampico, hacienda marchar como pri-
sioneros por las CABLES de aquella po-
blaci6H a un Official una brigada de
marinos del canOnero Dolphin. Sc
gun un despacho recibido en- ell depar-
tamento de Estado, los oficiales del 60
bierno mejicano han conference.-the con
Nelson O'Shaugnessy, ell Charge
d Affairs americana, acerca del carac-
ter de la saliva y hasta que punto ha de
llegar la satisfaction exigida. Solo Sc
complica la situaci6n por la resistencia
de- gobierno mejicano a acceder q cier-
tos detalles de la apologize, pero Sc es-
pera que ell incidente quede arreglado
de acuerdo con los terminos dictados
por ell contralmirante Mayo, comandan-
tie de las fuerzas navales en- Tampico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-14
Ell NIAGARA AVERIADO.

Londres, 14.-El vapor Niagara
de la Linea Francesa, que salio del
Havre ell de abril esta hacienda aqua
en- la bodega y lleva rumbo las Azo-
res. La noticia sc ha recibido por me-
dio de un mensaje inalambrico fechado
a bordo del Niagara" ell de abril.
Cuandc el telegrama fue puesto ell va
por estaba en- latitud 46 Ion gitud "a,
por 10 tanto estaba bastante hacia ell
noroeste de las Azores. En- febrero
proximo pasado ell Niagara sufri6 ave-
rias en- ell atlantico, en- su viaje 4 New
York, a 1876 millas de la costa, tuvo
que entrar de arribada en- ell Havre con
los $50 pasajeros que llevaba. La ave
ria Sc debi6 a una tremenda tormenta.
que le hizo perder la h6lice de babor
Y le cause otros dafos de considera-
ci6n. Ell Niagara esta al mando del
capitar Yuhan tiene camara para
pasaJeros de segunda y tercera clase.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-14
UNA ALBANIA FORMIDABLE.

Londres. li-Los rImores que llega-
ron ultimam nie de Paris Y San Pc
iersburgo a.aban de hallar eco en la
prensa de Londres, la cual dice que Ru-
sia inienla transformer el triple enten-
g. con Francia Z lnglaterra en una
alianza pero - possible que estos ru-
m0res no sean mas quc Una exagera-
ei6n de Ia rooperacion de estas tres
poiencias IA los disturhios balcanicos
- die asimismO que Alemanla aban-
donarie Ia triple alianza para unirse q
r. nt.a. Rr,ia z !nglaterra