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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-07
recall
AGAINST DRAKE

Recall charges were filed
Saturday against Commits
sioner of Light and Water
James &. Drake, as the re-
suit of Judge Clifford's action
of Friday which threw the
impeachment proceeding out
of court.
The charges were sworn out
before City Dock Superintendent
Parks, by Herman Martin, APP
North Cheyenne; l.. Y. Stayton,
$40 California building; j. A.
Kosher, 2409 South 10th; James
Bachelor, 4706 North Cove street,
and Samuel Butson, 1896 Park
avenue.
The men back of the recall
movement are practically the
same as those who started the inn
parchment proceedings, and the
charges are almost identical, save
that the charges on which the re-
quest for a recall is based 60 into
more detail than did the impeach-
ment charges, and include some
matters which were brought out
on the impeachment hearing.
Charge IncOmpetency.
Among the charges are incom-
potency, violation of the merit
system, padding pay-rolls, and
doing city work free for special
friends, among whom is named
the commissioner daughter. DR.,
Elizabeth Drake. 1t is alleged
the commissioner had DR.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-07
OFFICIALS SEE HOPE
OF PEACE DWINDLINC

suit of the presidents continued
utterances on the subject Of world
peace for the future.
Two points are made by those
who believe the U. s. will make
no further move to end the hos
tilities-and probably will be UNI
able to aid in the readjustments
between the European countries
when the war ends:
First--Great Britain. through
an interview given the United
Press by Lloyd-George, has plain
ly said Hands Off"-that any
attempt by the United States to
intercede In behalf of peace would
be regarded with hostility.
Second-The political situation
in the country has aroused to a
marked degree partisan feeling
for one or the other OF the war;
ring sides.
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brakes house wired free.
On the filing of recall charges,
the city clerk is required to pre-
pare a synopsis and return 1t To
the petitioners, who then get out
recall petitions and circulate
them. The>synopsis will be COM
pleted this afternoon and turned
over to the circulators, and they
will begin getting signatures on
Monday.
Must Get 5000 Names.
The petitioners must obtain 5,
600 signatures to the recall petit
tons before an election can be
called.
The law says that 25 per cent
of the total number of ballots
cast for the office to which the
commissioner was elected are
necessary for a recall.
At the 1914 election, Drake
Atkins, Lawson and Stewart were
candidates for office of commits
sioner. The votes were: Drake
1910; Atkins, 1926; Lawson
$500; Stewart, 9,S3S. One-hali
of this total is 20,005, and rs pei
cent. of this figure leaves 5,001
signatures necessary for a cal
for a recall election.
City officials expressed sur.
prise over the recall charges Sat.
urday. Although there have beer
ru,oprc for cauaral p,nnthc a hon
recall of certain city officials, nc
one at the city hall had taken the
talk seriously.
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FIRST INNING


Brooklyn: Myers fouled out to
Cady. lie swung at the first ball
pitched. Daubert famed on three
pitched balls. Stengel out, jan
win to Hoblitzell. No runs, no
hits. no errors.
Boston: Hooper famed. jan
win famed, swung at three. RUDE
used but three pitched balls to
him. Walker tripled to left CEN
ter. 1t was terrific smash. Hob
litzell out, Cutshaw to Daubert
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Walker earned a place in the
hearts of the fans as Iris Speak
er's successor by his clout to left
1t bumped against the fence and
would have been going yet but fol
the obstruction.
SECOND INNING
Brooklyn: Wheat eat out al
infield hit. Cutshaw hit into a
double play, Janvrin to Scott to
Hoblitzell. Mowrey walked. Oh
son famed, swung hard at the
third. No runs, one hit, no err
rors.
Wheat's single in this inning
was lucky. Hoblitzell became
tangled up in attempting to
handle 1t and could not get back
to first but the chance was worth
giving the batter hit.
Boston: Lewis walked. Gard
ner safe at first and Lewis at sec
ond on Gardeners bunt in front of
the plate. Gardner was given a
hit. Scott sacrificed, Meyers to
Cutshaw, putting Lewis on third
and Gardner on second. Cady was
purposely walked, filling the
bases. Shore famed. He swung
Hooper flew to II. Myers. No
runs, one hit, no errors.
THIRD INNING
Brooklyn: Meyers out, Shore
to Roblitzell. !. The Chiefs tar
was a feeble effort. Marquard
struck out. He was given a big
hand when he came to the plate
H. Myers singled through short
Daubert famed, swung. No runs
one hit, no errors.
1t was Daubert's second strike
out of the game and for the sec
ond time he swung hard at the
three pitched balls. Shore had
Daubert's number.
Boston: Janvrin famed and
when Meyers dropped the third
strike was tossed out to Daubert
Walker famed. The third strike
was called on him as he watched
LIT float by. Hoblitzel tripled to
deep right. Hobitzell scored
/ when Lewis shot a double to left
Lewis hit the first ball pitched
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REPORT
STEAMER
SHELLED
Omitted Press Leased wire.)

GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. T.
The Leyland line steamer Mer-
clan, which arrived here today,
reported being shelled by Ger
man submarine near the coast OF
England.
Captain c. J. Walker exhibited
a cap, the visor of which had
been split by she'll splinter as
he stood on the bridge. There
were no fatalities or material
damage to the steamer, which
was saved by the appearance Of
British warships.
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CAME BY INNINGS

and the crowd went wild. Lewis
caught off second, Meyers to Oh
son. One run, two hits, no err
rors.
The crowd had its first oppor-
tunity to make little noise. IL
had been strangely quiet thus far.
Hoblitzell's hit was terrific one
and Lewis also stung the ball
hard.
FOURTH INNING
Brooklyn: Stengel singled
down the left field foul line on
first ball pitched. Wheat tripled
to right, scoring Stengel. Cut
shaw fled to Hooper and Wheat
was doubled at the plate on Hoop
er's great throw to Cady, when
Wheat attempted to score after
the catch. Mowrey out, Janvrin
to Hoblitzell. One run, two hits,
no errors.
Hooper made a remarkable
catch and throw-in. doubling
Wheat and Cutshaw. He barely
caught the ball but quickly re-
gained his feet and made a ter
rifle and perfect throw to the
plate as Wheat dashed home.
Boston: Gardner famed,
swinging hard at the third ball.
Scott flied to Wheat. Cady walk
ed, his second pass of the game.
Shore fouled to Meyers. No runs,
no hits, no errors.
FIFTH INNING
Brooklyn: Olson out, Gardner
to Hoblitzell. Meyers tripled 10
deep center. Walker lost the ball
In the sun, made a quick recov-
cry and tried to head the Chief
off at third. but was too deep in
the field. Marquard out, Janvrin
to Hoblitzell, on the first ball
pitched. Meyers was held at
third. II. Myers flied to Scott.
No runs, one hit, no errors
Boston: Hooper doubled to
center. Janvrin sacrificed, Now
rey to cutshaw, Hooper on third.
Walker singled to left, scoring
Hooper. Carrigan took exception
to Marquard's motions In his at
tempts to catch Walker off first.
He also claimed balks, but was
overruled by Umpire Connolly.
Hoblitzell out. Dauhert unassist-
ed, Walker stopping at second.
Walker was touched out on the
line by Mowrey on Lewis rap to
CONTINUED on Page Eight
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Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, Oct. =
Likelihood of the United
States government acting as
a prominent factor to bring
peace to the warning powers
OF Europe is dwindling day
BY day, according to general
belief in official circles here.
The subject is once more re
ceiving diplomatic consideration
on the eve of Ambassador Ger
ards return to this country from
Berlin, Count Won Bernstorff's
visit to the president at Shadow
Lawn next Monday, and as re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-07
DOUBT PEACE REPORTS

NEW YORK, Oct. wall
street registered considerable
doubt regarding the report that
Ambassador Gerard is carrying
German peace proposals to Presi-
dent Wilyon at the opening OF the
Stock Exchange today when recov-
cries from yesterdays break in
prices were general.
Many financial men looked on
the report as market story; while
others give 1t credit.
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FIRE LOSSES ONE half
THOSE OF LAST YEAR

Fire losses in Tacoma from
June to September. inclusive,
were only one-half this year the
amount of similar period in
1916.
COMMISSIONS Petit completed
report Saturday which he will
read at a Fire Prevention" ser
vice at the First Congregational
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-07
Talk O. the Times

body i'm New York who
wasn't ineOnvenienced by the
strike.
Maybe the city council knows
now what the city attorney is for.
A French aviator fell TO-
900 feet and wasn't hurt q
bit. He must have lit on his
feet.
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by II. G.. HAMILTON.

BRAVES FIELD, BOS-
TON, Oct. 7.-Flunging into
the busy whirl of another
worlds series, BOston's He'd
Soy FLASHED this afternoon
in their first game with the
Brooklyn Dodgers In defense
of their title as the worlds
baseball champions.
A bright sun beaming from a
cloudless sky barely took the chill
off the autumn air. Packed In the
gigantic stands OF the country's
biggest ball park were upwards
of 10000 raving fans. BY noon
the bleachers were practically
filled. Then came droves OF
those holding reserved seats and
boxes.
At 2 o'clock the official line
ups were announced as follows:
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G. w. FAIRBANKS
HITS SEATTLE

lUnNed Press Leaned WIre.D
SEATTLE, Aug. 7.-Charles
w. Fairbanks, republican candi-
date for vice president, arrived
here at Z o'clock this morning
and will speak tonight at the
Moore theater. He addressed
the Young Mems Republican club
briefly at noon,
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Quilted Press Leased Wire.)
PETROGRAD, Oct. T.
Russian troops have won a
victory over Mackensen's
German Bulgarian Turkish
army in DOdrudja, occupying
the villages of karabalSa and
Besaul, and also the heights
between, it was officially an
nOunced today.
The enemy counter-attack-
ed, but was repulsed with
loss.
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church Monday night.
In the four months of 1915 the
losses we're s64,052, and this
year they were $27,975.
81 believe that the diminution
in fires is largely caused by our
new inspection by city firemen
of all downtown buildings" Pet
tit declared.
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BULGARIA

LONDON, Oct. IA fresh Ru-
manian expedition has crossed
the Danube into Bulgaria, said a
wireless dispatch from Rome this
afternoon. reporting also the Do
brodja battle has been resumed
with great violence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-07
REPEL GERMAN ATTACK

PETROGRAD, Oct. 7.-On the
Austro- German front heavy fight
ing continues. The Russians re-
PEELED a strong German attempt
to recapture a trench northwest
of Dubnow. On the Zlota Lipa,
in the region of Spibalin, Potu-
tory and Machishchuv, four en-
envy attacks we're repealed.
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10000 RAv|NC
FANS SEE FIGHT
FINAL SCORE

UNtF.
Against Boston's one error the
Dodgers had four. They didn't
look like champions today. Oh
son made two bad fumbles, Cut
shaw contributed a muff of an
easy liner, and Stengel uncorked
a wild throw.
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j.. BOA
In j.. s.!

fUnited Press Leased wire.)
NEWPORT. II. l., Oct. Z.
German naval submarine
Use arrived here this after
noon.
The submarine is not a
freighter. She was official
Iy identified by the United
States naval training station.
The Use entered the har-
Dor preceded by the U. s.
submarine E-6.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-07
HERE'S A FACT TO
POSTCARD TO YOUR
FRIENDS BACK EAST

That while the east is hav-
ing its first doses of snow
storms Tacoma folks are eat
ing juicy fresh huckleberry
pie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-07

The officers of the New
York street car strikers
wouldn't use street cars and
their reports show they spent =
$4,000 for taxi hire. Well,
that shows there was sOme-
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ITALIANS ON OFFENSIVE

Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
PARIS, Oct. italian troops
nave taken the offensive in the
Balkans in conjunction with the
British, French and Serbs and are
attacking in the region of But
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Greetings, did you eat any
lunch today?
Anyway, Woodrow Wilson has
a star twirler on his team now
that he's signed up "Rube" Mar
guard.
That bewhiskered aggrega-
ton will have to go some to
make a hit.
Isaac F. Marcosson, just back
from London, says all Great Brit
ain is pulling hard for Hughes
election. 1t may pull but it can't
poll.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-07
M ckEN SEN'S
ARMY beaten

kovo, east of the Vardar, 1t was
officially announced today.
On the allied left wing the
Serbs have pushed their advance
guards forward into Belavoda
Valley. French troops have occu-
pied German positions.
The Bulgarians directed strong
counter attacks against the Brit
ish force that occupied Nevolen,
but were repulsed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-07

After making a splendid holding
tcay helpless innings,
seventh
only did hit him WILL Rube weakened
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They're
a Scream

And so is 'Mr. Pratt, "
the star hero in Joseph
LNcoln's funniest novel
a-week which will start
Monday in The Times. Mr..
Pratt, the jovial old sea-
man, calls them the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-07
SOX WIN SENSATIONAL GAME,
HERE ARE THE BIG TWIRLERS

did pitch spectacular Boston, but
all breaks of luck Several double help
tight Although his pitching most
dinary The Reds had o
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SALONIKA, Oct. 2.-The Brit
ish have occupied the Macedonian
villages of Agomah, Komarjan,
Hiristian, Kamila, Cuculuk and
Elishan, after repulsing Bulgar-
ian counter attacks at Nevolen, it
was officially announced today.
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Heavenly Twins

They're two smart
young city chaps from
New York. Believe us,
they have one grand old
time with the old man all
the way through Cape
Cod is the scene of The fun.
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Ell PRESUPUESTO INGLES.

LONDPES, Julio 24.-Mr. Mac
Kcnna, canciller De- Tesoro. ha GaGo
e~xulicaciones q Ia camara de los CO
munes a prop6sito de! aumentO &c
gastos diarioS. one aScienden en- este
momento 4 Ia cifra de seis millones
de libras esterlinas. Y Ia ~declarado
uue esas cifras no comprenden so3a-
meate los gastos de guerra. Sino los
gastos totaleS.
Las cauSas inprevistaS. o que no Sc
pueden preveer, que han ele"adO Il
tasa de los gaStos. han sido tales co.
mo Ia adqui>icion por parte del go
bierno de vaIores ~americanos, cor Ell
objeto de regulariZar q camhio cor
America. Y los adelantoS hechOS = los
aliados Y algunaS De las colonies.
Pespondiendo Z una question, sir.
MacKenna declare que Ia adquiSicion
de v~alores americanos Y los avances
hechos 2 los aliados no podian propia-
mente, clasificarse como gastos.
Concruy6 dicisndo Que esperab&
sinceramente que los gastoS ~volverlan
Z ser rorma!es Gcntrc De POGO ITEM
po.
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PREPARATIONS DEL C.ORiERNO
BELGA.

Ell HAVRER, Julio 24.-Para eS-
tar presto a hacer fren.a a IL situa-
ci6n resultante d. Ia evacuation del
territorio oelga ocupa,!r por los AZ
names Y con cl "bjcto cc :cunil dc
nuevo al parlamentc belga. no sido
nombrada una comisi6n cue preside
VI. Carton de Wharf, mlnlsuro ce
justicia, Ia que tendra por objero
"examinar Y preparar las msdidas
que e urgentes en- este momento.'
Los jefes de los d~iferentes depar-
tamentos son miembroS de esta conf
sion. Otra junta ha sido nombrada
cor ell objeto de que tome medidas
para las reformas civiles Y mi!:tare:.
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Con INDOMiBLE EALOR MiRCHb
Al. PtTIBUL0.... ..
(yIens de is ptglna a.

lcnte Gomez y Mayor Carlos CaFri-
Ilo charles Y ie mano de- aigunoS DE-
S,iS amigos. En- alta voz da las or
daDe> r~espectivaS para carr a Ia pri-
mera de>carga oblicuamente >obre
81 derecha. Dando Senales de vida, "l
rapitin 10. Miguel Galyan Santos. ia
- ,iro lie graria. de cuya hcrida bro
IAN .rtI-SoS hiIoS IL" San-r". Com"
POGO ,ir>pu:S ,iiera S"laIeS de n"
haher murrto. q mismo milItar ia
cl iI.timo trio. dando ie de que que
Iaba bien muerto Ell doctor CaIlXto
CaSi.las. ASi tprmina 81 triSte aeon
tecimiemo. desfilando Ia muche-
dumhre IN Silencio Y hacienda dlfe-
rra!eS concentrates Sohre Ia Sereni
,iat Y diSpoSicioneS d" ajuSIlciado.
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e. CASTILLO De HAMLET

nos, los f:ieTtes, los j%ustos. En- kron
borg, en- Fl=na n~1turaleZa, So silent;
FL dominic de Ia passion, Sc comprtH
de Ia yOiuPtuOsidad de MORN, Ia coz
contraction del pensamiento ante l..
mmensidad de las c0sas, el revolver
Sc dcsesperaGo de Ia impOtencia eli "a
! passion activa Y dolorosa. Sc We %
encarnaci6n de Hamlet con 81 traje
negro. FL traie negro de Hamlet es
IN complemento, con ell que ha CON
tado Ia cycu:sita sensibilidad de Sha-
kespeare ara cl ritmo de 81 obra:
no 10 rec0n0ceriamOs o otro traJe,
81 semhlante grave y repoSado Sc
areminaria con e iraie biancO y 81
. gran Hamlet, nuestrO Hamlet, pern-,
ria su ~intcnsidad. VeStidO de negro.
]silcnciOSo Y lento Sc aparece en- hr0n-
borg. La unjca imagen que Sc con
fundc con II suya es Ia de Shakespea-
re-. Hay una eStatua en- los salones
del castillo V Ia creemos un retrato
del heroc; tambien ell poeta Vest'a
traie negro, el mismo traje negro de
Hamlet, el traie negro del vengadOr.
Sc piensa 81 81 cncarno en- e. priinci-
ne V Ia passion De Hamlet es su propia
passion.
La existencia del poeta Y del herce
Sc discuren igualmente. En- vaHo,
cerca de L.ondres nos mucstran e!
encantado puehlecito en- que nacio
Shakespeare V nos ensehan re-
cucrdos; en- vano ia historic dancea
nos dice quo Hamlet fut hijo del des-
~venturado rey HOTuendi.l, asesinado
por Fcug6, que sc case 0 81 viuda:
ci analisiS de los sabios nos quicrc
rohar esta fe humane V dcShacer =
c~reencia de que pueden eXistir SereS
tan superiores. 70 cerrare los ojGS
al analisis. Para mi eXistiran SieEl-
pre- V con Ia misma cmocion con que
Vi Ia cuna de Shakespeare ME incline
ante una piramide de pieGraS que me
senalarOn en- cl canine dc KronboiG
a Marienlvst, dOndc la gente del pas.
seaal6. por uradiciGn, Ia sepultura de
Hamlet.
20 ne dejado sobrc csa Scpultura
una picdra mas. una picdra piadoS2
comu una oraci6n; del mismO m0Go
cue veia dciarlas en- mi nlHez 4 los
camnc.inGs dc Almcria. que guardian
csc rit0 nagano de echar piedraS 30
hrc las Scpuituras que. a~bandOnaGas
:! lado d: los caminos. pnrecen soil
citar una plegaria.
Green que de este modo repOsa e.
cspiritu que ya%a ccrca de los cucr-
pos que no repoSan en- lugar sagrad".
Para mi cl espiritu lie Hamlet tienc
aqui una exIstcrcia real. ShakcSpca-
re debi6 ;4allarlc durantc ST viajc 4
Dinamurca ' cscuchar II historic dc
III. G~eaycmturas una nochc de luna
en- IL terrain del castillo de kron-
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La ofensiva franco-inglesa del rio Soma
exigio 4 meses de .grandes %preparativos
Las tropas bretonas han desempenado TN papel
muy importante en- Ell curse de las
r~ecienses operaciones
No,icias selesraficas y cablegraficas de TODD el mundo

Esta orden va dirigida a todos los
hombres de 10 a AZ amos de la pre-
vincia de Astrakan, de Siberia, de n
isla Sakhalin y del Turkestan, perO
no eS applicable a las poblaciones no
madas.
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UN UKASE

PETROGRAD. Julio 24.-Acaua
de ordenarse, por medic de I'm uEase
imperial, una moyiizacion especial
para Ia construction de obras defer,
sivas Y de communication en- Ia zona
en- que So encuentran los -ejercitoS.
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X. Y. l..

ciudad una hermosa aguila mexicana,
sobre Ia cual los vecinos del Block
numero COG habian lanzado Ell cargo
de que les hahia condo muchos po-
los.
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National Exchange and Commission Co.
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IN Casa de Cantio nrcnTrdl POI los mmNiran6S, p0rlhr Nenc pr"" """r"H
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DEsDE WASHINGTON.
Viene de la 3a.)


que no los han necesitado y tampoc'
los han hecho los aInericanos, que 10
~necsitaban, v mucho, aunque sol;
fuese para importar los tintes Y otro:
productos quimicoS a!emanes, de que
Ina estado privado este pals, Y qut
ahora han comenZado 4 venir gracia'
al Deutschland" Los 'hombres pTat
ticos" desatendieron el conSejo de Mr.
Lake, que Sc cOntenta con ser un hon
ibre de taiento y de ciencia. PerO 90.
mo NADIA sale tan bien como el eXi
to-" va Sc eSta fernando una com
pania, en- Ia que Sc dari parte q Mr.
Lake, In cual, aliada con la de Brc-
men, CONSTRUED submarines de cincO
mil toneladas; pero. segun los peFitos.
no pasaran de csc tonelaje, nj, acaso,
les convenga lleear 4 FL, porque cuan-
! TO mayor es un sumergible tanto M:
tempo tarda en- sumergirse v tanro
mayor riesgo CORE de ser deStruido.
Que con los nuevos barcos Sc har;;
gran negocio. mientras dure la que
IRA, esta fuera de toda duda- 81 algu-
no sc pierde. las companies de SECURES
p~agaran; Y los Que lleguen 4 su dcs-
tho. produciran un dineral, porQuc
los fleieS seran altiSimoS. Sc ha cal
culado que con IN vIaJe redondo
entire Alemania y EstadoS unldos.
bastard para desQultar Ell coSto de!
buque; 10 cual parecera exagerado.
pero no mucho, 81 Sc cOnsidera las
gananciaS enormes que eSt;n hacien-
do los otros barcos, los que navegan
por arriba.
En- 10 que 81 Sc q excessive
mente es en- il importancla mlAta'
que Sc atribuye 4 este eplsodlo. h ca
Ditan koenlg ha dicho, en- I'm mo-
mento de algeria legitima, que "a In
glaterra no regia las olas." ESQ ne
Sc podra decir hasta que salgan a.
mar los muchoS vapores alemaneS que
astan amarrados aoui en- Sud-Ameri-
"a. en- Holanda, en- EsDa!a. en- Suecia,
etc. Tn diario de Berlin a "TageS-
Zeitung." discurriendo friamente, IN
dicho "E.s induGable II Ia Gran
nretana'ni podrl hacer mucho contra
,rss,ro s.rvicio de rransnortes subma-
r;,os. raro serio damas;oJo al .sra-
.,. =, M. o.. ma5;o % y
! hacroo h~r;+s,ico 4. Al.n.r;,
=, c,,,o. ma.
..Io .. al sos,a,e- CANA donna. oar
,sr,. 10 ,c,i o,a . ,.;,,o do !.
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CANA q Ue toS "''
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pores ihsieSeH !oE'a'oH e"""i va
charleston. hh opinion &c 10" peri
tOS, 81 los a!tmailea cchSISUeN 0DA'