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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-16
Problem for Scientists.
Proof of This.

Will ultimately
looked
could be- Princeton oss
Yale surprised Harvard doesn't
Yle fine ne and her returned
confidence afte emerging Dismal Swamp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-16

While J. Pluviius finds our
*"Scotch Mists" showerproof, j.
Frost finds them coldproof.
Warm wooden overcoats OF
handsome Scotch chevlots-spe-
ciaIIy woven for rainproohns
and exclusive with us.
Three Winter Weights just
added yesterday; some with Tar
tan plaid on the reverse Of the
cloth; some with an ingenious
neck tab device which is always
in hiding except when you button
your collar.
More Derbies appearing every
day now.
More "Stetson Specials"
pride of the Stetson shops and
exclusive with us in New York.
Cordovan shoes (black and
mahogany are all the go-you'll
go a good ways before you'll find
90 generous stock as ours.
sRssistsrsd trade mark
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway broeuwy
at 18th ST. The al ST'h ."
p,d,,v Corners" Fifth Ave.
=. Wsr.sr at <lst 81. i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-16
Gilmore Says Place for
New Park in This City
VIII Then Be Told.
OIJIET TO DULNESS
ON BASEBALL RIALTO
,ohr 3. Foster Buried Behind
Stack of Applications for
Army-Navy Game.

,.us. A Gilmore. president OF the
v.s,,,l League, returned to this city
..,..rday, after attending the annual
r..,ing Of the Feds in Chicago. He
go nv WY OF New Haven, having at
.,,a.d the Yale-Princeton game In the
y,ls Bowl on Saturday afternoon.
Us announced that the invasion Of
u.rbattan Island by the Federal
t.srns was q fact. and insisted that
,,i,sln a week or ten days the location
~ IN. grounds and the plans for build
,,s .bs stadium would be made public
Tina chief Of the youngest organiza-
ia, IN baseball was inclined TO be a
IN retlcent. and evaded the question OF
n. possibility Of an amicable agreement
bsing reached by the warning factions
lie Insisted that no mention OF peace
had been made at the meeting OF me
Federal League, and reiterated the OFT
made statement that he and his asso-
dates we're well pleased with conditions
a. thew existed.
@Tbere is really little TO be said at
this time" declared Mr.. Gilmore, smll-
ing a broad smile. an another week
or herhaps ten days l will have state
ment to issue. There are one or two
details TO be arranged in the transfer
Of the property, but they will be at
tended TO with all speed. You may
say this. however: The Federal League
In this city will be represented by a
strong team, and that the grounds
will be centrally located right here on
Manhattan Island. g,
at Is really amusing" he continued
az am literally besieged by real estate
agents these days. They all want e
interest me in grounds for the club
There is one man in particular who IN
sists that he has the best spot in the
city, and he wants me to buy II. lie
wants only double the price | paid FOL
the present plot. ] asked him why he
didn't offer 1t TO the Yankees, but he
replied, 4 don't like rupperts beer;
Now, that's what ] call a real reason,
Then Mr.. Gilmore withdrew to hold
pow-wow with Harry Sinclair, owner
of the Newark Feds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-16
Psychology Stuff.

b. that this psychology been ovayd And yet
Is only the that fit reply can be unearth'd
For tho has the Yale with oil
psychology against her. She has had to face an eleven where there "
little gain and brought but minor credit and
whsr bordsred upon football disgrace
And upon each desperate Yale eleven
n and last these unexpected Yale recoss
Princeton enconeng opposition than she looked for has
ally cracked =,
Mental Attitude.
p 70 b.. Yale mus. shift
Mace Of going surprise be IN order
p.,on must hsur. In sdv.no. upon snod hsh and
wsra desperately as Yale does
early Ysl' mental attitude for her Prince
,on game exactly believe that Rush will nave
princeton, revised for YALE student of football affairs
Football Luck
Foob, under the present system spectacle
thanit before
pu, in tn. way of set value, give
In ability 49,
su.. los. to Princeton Saturday
would Princeton played against
The Wherefore
y has explapsd these sudden than any one we
know nder tb, new game h. there much handing
the ball no will Under the 0'd s'n' ~
team could Tuesday e0u' $50
scrub Thursday But unoer '"'
,.n. tn. sam. frs. eleven against scrub eleven TWO
succession On Tuesday the would win ~ 'A OF '
~ warv without. change the hrss team w0uo Do uha'
score Whore everything broke exactly rsn' On A-''
brs.k .x,ev wrong on the difference " '"
rort, seven points probably thirty points " forty points
This means old days OF consistency rake even 'na' mar
v eleven which beat Princeton ~ and Yale 80 This
- 49, h.r labelled the football machine under the Yet
- -, ,., W only tied Penn State 10 to g. In this
ar. are days things there days whom
,, don't And to ct answer-whch BY taking
the
Z. in . Football, phrased smashed the old
. Glass, via tradition The epoch Of haiing
y Harvard wins the
o,n. This that the only
now mentioned Cornell and Pittsburgh No
other team drawing faint ssnsidsraaon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-16

@ Gsn1ka,ad Rice

Add Priceless Possessions
John D. IN he bank hos a least q billion
Enough to oory HIM safely through;
NorgoW has pictures Aat cost m!lSon,
Though couldn't pay H--and neither would yoS)'
But h Of nonaggression,
When other leave hsr without goa-
Old Yale has a possessor-
rsfsr, G. Reader to Prtnoeton's Goat
Bryon 70 blessed with voice elastic
The Germans have nearly holt Of France;
7ks Vernon CastLs .oitk Toe Fantastic
How oil tho steps Of tho latest dencsj
What tho wide worlds rursst trsas~rsf
s~pposs would soy "Ths Vote
But Yale says "Nir-thes's q vider plsasurs'-
Ind Yale Is thinking Of PrIncetons Goat
PrinOstons football team better
Saturday eight fumb Each tumble In
supposed Princeton spotted Yale therefore
another couldn't be don"
second Princeton has been shni1'd The process
science, involving II does
complete separation o hide from flesh.
The hst class Advanced Psychology will kindly 'ssp forward and be
problem that In uSn' need
expert ,sectns problem scientists Of nine hem
spheres Of correct
reply
exactly what E1
the Hs'pnt can't Princeton beat Yale at 0oba
Problem for Scientists.
In the last few seasons frequently
through October Take this present
campaign the esns in the c0un
try Syracuse mothered Yale IS oo
Yale Princeton couldn't play enough football to
beat George asylum with collie On satur
The only show for Yale victory
Princeton promptly did with amaains
abandon revival but Princeton caven Rutgers
Saturday by tOuhdowns And SO
that also fell by the Tiger highway some weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-16


II New York fans are not careful
they will have the two greatest ball
players in history In their midst next
summer. wearing the uniform of the
New York Feds. For convenience they
will be called Tom and Jerry. And
that isn't their favorite drink either,
for thew don't drink. Tom is an iron
worker. and Jerry is-well, he's just
plain Jerry. But they are ball players.
The other day they called on III
Brewer. secretary Of the Feds, and
asked for a job. "Can you hitF SAID
@Can I hit?" cried Tom. Say, Jerry,
can bust them on the noseF Right
on the nose" chirped Jerry.
"Can you run demanded Brewer.
"Can | run ?" shrieked Tom. say,
Jerry. am ! faster than Ty COBB =
"You said It," said the faithful jerry
faster than Cobb ever was" ,
"But can you field them y demanded
the persistent Brewer "Can you get
them out Of the sum-"
"The sun field Is my home" ehortled
Tom. "Say, Jerry, dia ever see me
miss one out Of the SUM- ?"
"Never saw you miss one, kid. You
live on them drives into the sun. Some
boy, you are, Tom, some boy brewer
reserved decision.
But aside from the Federal League
Offices, II was depressingly quiet along
the baseball rislto. John b. Foster
secretary OF the Giants, refused to be
interviewed. Captain T. L. Huston
part owner of the Yankees, was his
usual sfable self, but was as barren
Of news as Death Valley is Of vege-
istion. John A. Heydler, secretary OF
the National League, was the picture OF
utter detection when approached for
real, live winter league story.
There amt no such animal as win
ter league stories" quoth the genial
John, and he tore into the task Of com
piling batting averages and dreaming
OF bogies that he hopes to make some
day.
Captain Huston said that Il would be
a month before he would be able 20
announce the location Of the new home
OF the Yankees just now he is look
Ing over various plans for the stadium.
lie declared that In all probability he
would pattern his park after the home
o. the White Sox, with executive Of
ices. club houses and all under the
stand
Distributing the tickets for the
Army-Nsvy game is occupying the at
,ention Of John 3. Foster these days.
Yesterday John was surrounded by a
i:orss Of Office assistants. ands in
irehehsd behind pile Of papers that
tore above his shoulders
Plying open the door a bit, these
words we're spoken: John. We would
rave words with thee concerning base
ball"
not word concerning anything"
begged Foster. and he returned 20 HE
ask Of satisfying the public.
The annual meeting % the National
League win be held on December u, IN
ne afternoon, while the board Of d.
'se,ors will 70 into session IN the
morning The war has cut down the
i4pply % imported wines. too.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-16

whats all the crowd doing down
there In front Of the Fitzgerald Build
ing7" some one asked Jack Curley yes
terday. 80,
Icy "Why Tom Jones Is due to-day,
and that's little Make, the newsle. and
his cohorts waiting for Jones to arrive
on the socene and toss a barrel OF
nickols out Of our eleventh story win
dow"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-16

The annual meeting % the National
League viii be held on December u, IN
ne afternoon, while the board Of d.
fsctors Will 70 into session IN the
morning. The war has cut down the
i4ppiy % imported wines. too.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01

Dine well Wherel' sweet
Shop.
Round the Island n auto, $500.
Lewis Stables Phone 2141--ady.
Handsome new millinery for ell oc-
Parsons. AdN
+ Iht Good win. only exclusive corset
shon A Honolulu: absolutely new 1915
MODELS Pantheon building adv.
Bonnie Dhoto.p orfraiture It's sonles
thing di(ferent sittings only BY .ap-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
SCH FEEL b BRUSH FIRE
is STILL SMOUL DERlNG

The :chofeId Barracks brush FIRE,
in the hills between the Kolekole Pas
and Kaala mountains, stu shoulders
along or breaks spasnaod ideally into
flame. TO date the fire has burned
over about one square mile of terri
tory. Most Of the blaze is now con-
fined to the steep heights which are
almost inaccessible to fire lighters.
Owing to the thickness Of the andeT-
growth and the depth Of the punk-like
roots, great difficulty has been exper
rienced in putting out the spreading
fire. The hills are very dry, and only
! soaking rain can effectuaiig extin-
gnish the ire.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
UySAFELANDIN6
KEEPS TOURISTS
ANAl, SAfSMAUI

The Hawaii Promotion COMMITTEES
decided By 3 unanimous vote yester.
day to devote part Of their energies to
9 vigorous campaign to induce the
next legislature 10 make 4 sufficient
appropriation to construct q wharf at
Lahaina, Maui.
The vote was taken after q. vigorous
talk BY w. O. Aiken, the member for
Maui. who declared that Maui could
not set It's share Of the tourist traffic
60 long IS the present landing facili-
ties we're not improved, At the pres.
tnt time passengers have to get from
ships TO the land BY means OF small
boats proceeding which D heavy
surf renders very precarious
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01


Special orders received today state
that the leave Of absence granted End
Eieuf. Ernest G. culluni has been ex.
tended II days
Lieut.. William e. II. CoyelI, who
graduated from West Point June IL,
has been assigned to the 3rd Bat
talon Of Engineers, and will sail OF.
tobef 5 for Honolulu to report for
duty.
Col. Jacob G. Galbraith. Cavalry
acting Inspector general, now here,
has been granted a go day leave df
absence. according % special order4
received Ibis morning at army head
quarters.
His tour Of duty In Honolulu having
expired, Lieut. Charles M. Yates. com
mande of the F., IS aboard the q.
S. cruiser Maryland today, going home
to the states. Lieiit. ]. X. Barry sue.
ceeds Lieut.. Yates as commander ct
the submarine. Lieut. Yates has been
detached from command or the r..
as hi5stoar Of duty here has Just been
completed. +=s'5 ..* = : . Isl
Among the army officers coming to
Honolulu on the %. s. transport Lo-
gan from San Francisco, September
H. are the following Col u. i. How.
ell, LIST Infantry; Lieut. col. j. b, Hous.
ton. q. M. Corps: Mai. &. S. Sorley,.
LIST Infantry; Maj j. r. Lindsay. 28thg
infantry; Major r.. E. Callan, C. Al
C.; Capt. r. p. Howell, IT., G. Of Il:
Capt. n. H. Blodgett, Med Corps; Isl
Lieut.. F.. y. Black, Signal Corps End
Lieut.. @. II. Sears, 30th Infantry End
Lieut.: r. w. Clark, Jr.. e. A. c.; End
Lieut. r. Ia. MAXWELL LIST f. A.; End
Lient. E. C. Rose, 26th Infantry: md
Lieut. r. G. Holiday, end Infantry;
Ind Lieut.. r. T. Snow, 21st Infantry;;
End Lieut.. F. ", Schneider, 21st In:
fantry. 5sE.s D.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
GUARD
GIVES SMOKER 10
GET ACQUAINTED

With the idea Of getting better &c
quainted and showing Honolnlans what
the National GnAFA 4 aeing. and what
equipment thAs Company p. Nafipn-
Al Guard Of Hawaii. win give sm6k-
er and vaudeville show tonight at q
o'clock ID the library Of the Arm0fy.
70 which all members 81 the c0mpany.
their friends. and others interested in
National Guard aifairs. are invited
II general charge Of the AFFAIR IS
Lieut. kIchaefer. while Neil Slatferg Is
chairman Of the stunts committee Re
frcshments are being looked sfter ~
M. G. Emmans, while M B. HenshaW
Is chairman Of the committee on.
smokes. Capt. Walter v. Kolb Of p;
company IS confident that the smoker
will be one OF the biggest and most
successful social Affairs held by the
company this year to date.
- =
Besides having the National Guard
band in attendance all evening. Conn
panx b, National Guard, which Is Civ
Ing a big smoker at the armory this
evening, has prepared vaudeville
program af 20 numbers The full urD-
gram for tenightss smoker follows: se-
leetions, band musical act, Rodrieues
children: song, Buster Stacker; selec-
items, Paradise sIee Club Scotch
songs. Mortcn; flute and guitar. Lar.
son and Kapu: song, Neil Slattefy $
pianist Al e. Isarimer; bones. Bern
stein; mohol0sne, WIN Warrens se-
lecti0qa, band song f. g. Cannon
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
MAJOR scHERER WILL BE
IN HONOLULU ON FRIDAY

= Army men and other Honolu- :
. lans will be pleased to hear that :
!: Mai. Louis A. Scherer, one CT the 8
= most popular army officers ever
= stationed in this city, is coming :
= on the u. s. transport Sherman. 8
): due to arrive here at noon Friday
g from Manila, en- route I'd San :
:: Francisco. Mai Scherer is going 3
{: to the states, his tour of duty IN 8
= the Philippines having ended. He 8
= left Honolulu, where he was sta
!; toned with the 4th Cavalry, last :
:. October While here he was q z
!; member of the Ad Club the Trail 9
= and Mountain Club. anu other or :
!. CARNATIONS. Maj. SchereF win 2
: be here several hours before re- 8
:; suming his Journey when the =
!; transport sails at O'Clock FRI :;
Z day Afternoon. {.
2 = ~: :; -; :; :: :: = :: s$3a :; :,
Z ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01

EIthfeen cases are al ne calendar
70 be heard u tie supreme court dnr.
inc September
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01

Third reading Of the city planning
ordnance was postponed BY the su-
pervisors last night until tonight.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01

The ladies Of the Methodist chnrcl
win hold 4 rummage sale tomorrow
september 2. ii Sachs former store.
corner Beretania and Fort streets, 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01

a meeting az The territorial grand
Jury viii Be held at O'Clock tomore
row afternoon III the Judiciary build
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01

The Peruvian Government has be-
gun negotiations for the floafion Of
q loan in New York s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01

Experienced hliliiner and trimmer. E.
Morfkuchi Hat Store, IL Hotel st.
6257-6t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
|O6 u

ImIlNT
EIEhtesn cases afs a ne calendar
70 BE heard II tie supreme court dnr.
ING September.
Third reading OF me city planning
ordinance was postponed BY the su-
pertisors last night until tonight.
a meeting az ne territorial grdnd
Jury viii Be held at O'Clock tomoF.
row afternoon in the Judiciary builds
Ing.
The monthly meeting Of ne Free
KINDERGARTEN and Children.s Aid A
sociation vim be held Friday hiornlhs
Of this week It 2 O'Clock q the library
Of Hawaii.
Circuit Judge whitney today grant
ed to Homer r AIneele1 Z divorce
from Rose I. Moseleg n his com.
plant AIoseley alleged that the nbelee
had committed = STATUTORY offense.
The ladies 81 the Methodist churcl.
win hold 1 rpmmage sale TOMORROW.
September 2. ii Sachs former store.
corner Beretania and Fort streets. &
$3.50 .. p.
The Jurors on Judge Ashford.s
panel. not engaeed IA the trial of the
CHrTan case. are notified that they
win not be wanted Ii court until Fri
day Of this week. the Curran case be.
ing unfinished
10 cSndnct 4 public hearing ID thu
case Of the Hawaii Telephone Com.
pany, Charles r. Forbes, chairman;
Henry p O,Sulliyan secretary. and
George Thielen, stenogranheFz pf The
public utilities communications LETT f0f
Hilo this morning,
Under bond ia the sum 81 5000 4.
Tiki today was appointed hy Circuit
Judge Whitney Is administrator 81 the
estate Of *. Shifatori The final ac-
counts 81 Xxi Is temporary admin
istfafor 0f the estate were approved
and he was discharged
A. X Harris. superintendent Of Ka,
kanko Mission, and his Wile and three
cniiaIen' lett TINS L.2f!.'''s on z tno
At Theodore Richards place At Kane.
ohe. John n. Martin will have charge
Of the zaissi0n work while MT Harris
IS absent 4 4. i. s.
Walter James a. Btgant. S93 Kin4Q
street, was appointed today bH The
postmaster as substitute clerk M
BRYANT e second On the !Ist Of e!Ist
ton for postal service. His duties BE-
gln rom today
City ana county 11iklnse =. q.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-20
~lngIaterra sc encuen-
ira en- actitud expec-
tante al expirar el
termino de la anne
naza de Alemania
Hasta estos momentos
no han dado senales de
actividad los subma-
rinos germanos

.LONDRES, Febrero 18.-A
pesar de que ha eXpirado va
el tarmino fiiado para dar
principle al bIoqueO de las cos
tas inglesas que anunci6 Ale
mania, ningun acontecimiento
h venido a demostrar que es-
ia potencia haya puesto en- Vi
gor Su decreto, pero Sc cree
que antes de veinticuatro no
ras habra dado principle el
bIoQueo.
Ell gobierno ingI6s ha toma-
do toda cIase de precaucioneS
su 81 lado oriental de SuS cos
IS pra evitar cuaIquier sor-
presa de los submarines ale
names ' Ell seryicio regular del
Canal ha sido aiterado hasta
conocer el deSarrolIo de los
acoHtecimientoS.
Sc sabe que ell gobierno ale
man ha anunciado al pueblo
que no debe esperar ningunos
acontecimientOs SenSaciOnaleS
inmediatoS. pues estos ocurri-
ran hasta dentro de algunos
dias. Esa declaration ha veni-
. do q descOncertar a los que eS-
. peraban que d la fecha Sc
hubiera resuelto la Situaci6n.
FL traSatlantico "Adriatic''
que saIi6 de Nueva York ell
10 de Febrero, cruz6 anoche
Dor aguas del Mar Irlanda sin
hacer uSo de ninguna bandera
de los paiSeS neutrales para
eVadir la aCclOn de los Subma-
rinos aIemanes. Otros yapores
han estado paSando por esas
aguas sin recurir a estratage-
mas. ' ningun accidente les
ha ocurridO.
La respuesta que ell 60
bierno aleman do al de los
Estados Unidos, relativa a la
~prote>ta de estes por su de-
creto determinando una iona
de guerra en- los mares, esta
produciendo aQ'i mas sensation
que 81 miSmo bloQueo Y Sc es-
pera con curiOSidad la res
puesta que la RepUblica Anne
ricana dara a esa nOta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-20
Informaciones o~ficiales de los paises beligerantes

PARIS. Febre.o 18.-La 81
guiente communication official
fue publicada anoche: Eel
dia IS de Febrero no ha Sido
menos favorable que los de los
dias precedentes. BESIDE Ell
Mar del Norte hasta ell Aisne
han seguido en- toda su inten-
Sidad los combateS de artille-
ria Y solo en- las cercanian de
Roclincourt fu6 donde los ale
names hicieron cinco ataques
con obieto de recuperar lA
trincheras que nOsOtrOs les
OcupamoS el II del actual"
mo solo fueron rechazados
esos ataQues, sino cue les
ganamos otra pequena extern
sion de terreno".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-20

BERLIN. Febrero 18.-COn
gran entuSiasmo Sc eSta cele-
brado en- esta capital la vic
toria que las tropas alemanes
al mando del general Hin
denburg alcanzaron en- la Pru-
STA Oriental, logrando recha-
Ear a los rusoS, que habian
invadidO eSe territorio.
Estan llegando algunos de-
TALES de la accion referida
Y por elloS Sc We que revisti6
preparedness en1rmes. Segdn
esoS detalles. los rusos perdie-
ron mas de Glen mil hombres
en- 81 deSaStroSo ccmbate que
determine Su dGrrota. pues
solamente Ell numerO de pri-
SiOnerCS alcanZa a Ia enOrme
suma de sesenta Y cuatro mil.
EsperaSe que para hoy 0 ma
mana llegara I'm detalle cOm-
del botin de guerra re-
cogido al enemigo, el cual ha
sido fabuIoso y sin preceden-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-20
Las demands del ia
pom a China afectan
la politica de la
"Puerta Alberta"
de los E. Unidos
Hay excitacion en- los al
tos ~circulos oficiaIes de
Washington por csc
motive

Febrero IS
-Asunto de gran interes en-
los actuaIes mumentos es cl
de la nota que ell gobierno ia
PONIES envi6 al de la RepUbli-
ca China.
Ell Ministro chino Ell los Es-
tados Unidos Kai Flu Shah,
present6 aver en- ell dcparta-
mento de Estado ell memoran-
dunn que su goDierEO confec-
ci6n para presentario a las po-
tencias y ell cual contiene Ell
teXto de las demandas que ell
Jap6n establece a cambio de
Ia devoIuci6n del territorio de
Kiao Chow d China. FL memo.
radum referido difiere I'm po-
co del presentado por el En-
baiador JaponGs, pues contie-
ne otras demands que no
eran conocidas.
Sc guarda ul.a absolute re-
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