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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
PARTNER WANTED

Capable executive experienced in
managing a large automobile repair
service station, trucks especially,
wanted. who will invest from 81. 500
to $4,000 in business, taking half
interest, working on a salary and a
share of the profits. Must take full
charge at once. Business permanently
esta blished. Located in heart of city.
Will stand close examination. Ad-
dress all inquiries. which will be
strictly confidential to Box S-S0S7
care Telegraph.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ROOFING

NOW Is THE TIME TO SETTLE
your roofing problems, and
the most economical and
satisfactory way is to use
HlTE'S ELASTIC COATING,
IT stops leaks, prevents rust,
checks decay and adds years OF
life to any old leaky roof.
AUCTlONEER HlTE. Bell 1851.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02

One frame building. situated
at 42S Mohn St, Swatara
township, known as Steelton.
This is a business property.
paying Il per cent. on the in
Ncstment. which is offered for
sale at reasonable price.
For particulars, apply
SALINGER & MILLER,
Al Union Trust Building,
Harrisburg, Pa.
Bell phone 1859
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

onies. whose PEOPLES were yet at a
low stage OF civilization.
We have had many instances of
v9Ionirs itftcd into the sphere of COM
nictc srlf-Sovcrnmcnt. This Ia not the
discovery OF Il principle. 1t is the uni
I"rsal application OF II principle. 1t is
tnc agreement OF the great nations
winch nave tried to live by these
stenuards IN their separate administers
TONS 10 unite I'm seeing that their
common forco and their common
tnouEht and Intelligence arc lent To
this great and humane enterprise.
BEAUTIFUL THINGS HAVE
COME OUT OF STRIFE:
Il think IL is an admission. thcrc-
torc. To-. tho most profound satisfaction
that this humane decision should have
nceil reached III matter for which the
world has long been waiting and until
was Still too early to hope.
Many terrible things have come out
"t ihis war. gentlemen. but some very
beautiful things have come out or il.
w rong has been defeated. but the rest
OF the world has been more conscious
than IL ever was before Of the ma
iurIty OF r!kht. People that were SuS
p!rious of one another can now live
as friends and comrades In Il single
family, and desire to do so. The MAS
ma of diStruSi. OF intrigue. is cleared
away. Men are looking eye TO eye
and saying. We are brothers and have
a common purpose. We did not realize
1t before. bu; NOW We do rcaliZc 1t.
and this is our covenant OF friendship"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
MERCHANTS AND MINERS
MAY SUSPEND SERVICE
Unless Agreement With Rntiwny Ad-
ministrnti"n u henchrd. baltimore
Fears Loss Of Line.

BALTIMORE. Feb. li.--Uniess som.
arrangement can be reached by tho
NJ, rchuntS' and Miners Transportation
Company and the Federal railroad add
ihinistration. this coastwise transporta
ton line may suspend operation. Thin
viii mean cutting off service from tho
Atlantic ports which the company now
Ecrvcs.
This developed today when The rail-
road administration sent word to tho
company that IL viii cease the opera.
ton OF tho ships March !. 1t is under
stood that the company is unwil Hing to
accept the ships and operate them un-
til the railroad administration sees iii
20 relinuuIsh all rail and steamer lines
taken over during tho war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
TEXT OF SOCIETY DRAFT
SCATTERED OVER GLOBE
telegraph. Gable and Wireless Garry
News Ia Every Lind and
Cline.


NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE cove
lants of ;he constitution OF the league
OF nations were scattered broadcast
throughout the world to-day through
the medium o: tho committee on pub
ltc Information.
the metallic voices OF hundreds Of
;Housaads OF telegraph, cable and wire
less Instruments spread the gospe! OF
the society OF nations. and by mighifall
ne people o: every land and every be-
1'ef mad III" aims Of IN. League OF ma
lions
hundreds OF news services In all
Iarts OF ,he globe. thousands OF ,ele-
graph cable and wireless operators
and consular. embassy and Legation
representatives. OF the United states in
every lapI ss;ered ~ tne dissemina-
lion.
The SPREADING o; the ai.-irupogtant
covenants as part Of President VIII
sons plan tdat AL peoples should be
informed Of tho stand OF tho United
state ana Of what tho League OF ma
tons stands for has been accom- lished
fh" expense Of .,ne UuiteG states
cove rnmcnt Md Uncle sam viii pay
IN" III. . total estimate Of which can
onlH he guessed at. Imporian; com
points ana excerpts from his most i'm
i.p:tant speeches have been sent broad
ca; IN INC same manner.
Tr Irc,ho8 ~ 5istrihvr,o, w.. o.
i,lain.d n, h.a,inusr;ars Of ~. com.
mite. on puplr. differentiation tSday a..
Follows
"
lr@m.spb<rs Ike he 'S e'o5nsit,u,.Sn o, S'f STa
i"a- of nations was received a, the
%eW Nork offices or "a" committee TO-
Ia. direct from Paris Ay cable
u wac wired To ali american new.
7rcaricF for dis,riDutiou .,un,.r ~
Clients throughout the length and
rcadth ~ North America, Central and
-"u.n Amerl II ind cuba MI United
STATES "'nbass -, consular Offices and
.'-a ions lh""is" received the :cxt
t"' "'7'''"p' .'t Wherever possible
" Wa s"Ht through nc liayti Cable
",,,,,,E @nn w'r .,so ".rr.esSsi IRON,
''H E'"''s s'h' .oh I" central ana
H''l''''" - 'ai S"Ht! as ilo
"' '''' O.
60 2 80, i'h1.S'' nc t"%, vas
.. ''ss 70 ah Shlpa ~ sea-
-. i''H"'"l"' NAN I"
'' '"f''o anu "'"p ~
ma 80, V. ~ dbIS '%inpa ny
- co. C"!". "htit u
t,r,t,I't 'np d!S'F ibut"'
~ i: - pi"'S" 'hr.E. ~
Ng.n,Ias -,f',t', .,',,'.'p" -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
STREET BATTLE RESULTS
IN INJURY TO TlMMOMS
Throat Cnt md other Wounds iu1sict
ed--Warrnnts Issued for Those
Implicated.

y general shooting ARRAY staged near
Harrison and Beverly Streets caused
shorty" Frank Tiinmons or 1871 Will
lis Street, and Clarence Burroughs to
occupy cells at Second District Police
station yesterday evening.
Several men were mixed up i'm tho
affair, the source of which Is not
known. and others are expected to be
appre ended shortly.
Timmons' throat was cut and he suf-
Tered from various other knife wounds
The warrants were issued on the com
plant OF T.. w. Fleming and T. A.
Frazier Oniccr g. w. Hooker arrested
Timmony. who was alleged To have
been slightly under the influence OF
liquor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
OF NINE DELEGATES
TO SETTLE CLAIMS
AContinmed l,rom t'irs, ragol

t'ontlnurd From FirSt FASc.O
the maintenance OF peace vii! require
the reduction Of national armamrnis
to The loves! point consistent with
national safety and the enforcement
by common action of international ob-
legations. having special regard TO the
geographical situation and circuln-
stances OF each state: and the cNccu-
tive council shall formulate plans for
sncctinE such rcductien. The eXccu-
tive council shall also determine for
the consideration and action OF the
several governments what military
equipment and armament is fair and
reasonable in proportion to the scale
OF forces laid down Il; the program OF
disarmament: and these limits. when
adopted. shall not be exceeded with
out the permission OF the executive
on,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
Stomach ills

permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Water
Positively suarunteed by money back
n!fer. Tastes fine: costs a trine. De-
liNcred anywhere by our Richmond
agents. Spence Nunnamakcr Go. Phone
I hem.-Ndv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
SOCIETY or NATIONS BORN
AMONG NIttH DlSSENSION

= By Associated Press.
80 ]'AElS. Feb. i4.--Now that the pro-
Sect for the creation of II league OF
= atoms. which was the principal OBJ
iert OF the gathering Of representa-
lives of most OF the states which are
not III arms against the entente. has
been successfully launched. ii may hc
.Iropcr TO tel Of some Of the dit,icul
cites encountered and 10 indicate the
status OF some Of the great issues re-
inainins to be adjusted by the peace
conference.
While There was unanimity as to tho
dosirabtlity Of u league OF nations. it
soon developed that some OF tho dele
gates, Sk"ptiCal of its immediate, cf-
fcicucy. desired 20 maintain the old
order. OF balances nf power and pro-
tecte8 frontiers until the new system
HAD demonstrated lis capacity 10 meet
The needs OF peace loving nations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

If you did not get one Of
these fine Suits since we adj
vertised them last Friday, the
opportunity is still yours. Just
about $50 Suits left, and while.
there is not all sizes in all the
styles represented, you will
find them collectively. Como
i'm tomorrow and look them
overt will be time and
money we'll spent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
Again!- Men $40 and SIS Suits

Just stop and consider
what this price means to you.
Everybody knows tho exorbi-
tant price of good quality ma
terials to-day. and why the
prices of good clothing have
been 80 high. But here we
are offering fine quality, per-
fectly tailored Suits at a price
OF the materials alone. You'll
agree with us--when you sec
them--that they are worth
$50 and $25. Styles for young
and elderly men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
tho political independence OF tho ma
lions of tho world
SAYS ANOTHER GREAT

ss PRINCIPLE Is COMING
,N~~Thcsc were the great principles. bu.
.s1atcr another great principle must be
.yLIaid down, namely, that no nation
i. should retain ornaments lit only for
aggressive purposes.
Or. Nittorio Orlando. the Italian
Primo Minister. expressed deep salts
faction at having coliaborated in what
was going To be one OF the greatest
documents of history. lie would not
speak of the merits of the scheme. DR.
Orlando continued. these had been
explained by one whose noble inSpira-
tion had brought il into existence. The
war had brought forth the necessity
for this document.
Thus born out OF the pains OF war"
the Premier exclaimed this is doc
ument OF freedom and right which
represents the redemption of human
Gy by sacrifice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
$500 and $4,000 Overcoats

"A Mans Opportunity" is tho best
fine quality You have your choice OF the finest
style h present for men Of every build and preference
Mems Department on the Msn Floor.
Open Saturday Night Until O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
FREEDOM OF SEAS
ON: nIt. QIl:STION

or sGch Was the vcNed question OF
freedom or The seas which jeopariized
thc suppc-, 9: Great Britain. 1t was
realized that with perfect league OF
nations there would rC no ucutrais
amd that seQu.n;ly no questions
rocii arise a. - freedom o: seas in
Eve ~ wsr while in time OF peace
olUi;aSiC relations between nations
wee guaranteed By SQecia! provisions
81 The covenant
Finally. after these discussions were
oNe- y can - Staie5 that no hard feel
,D-s remained There was absolute
urzn!1ltty 80 ra- a. me special COM
mission Was concerned; ;hat ihos- ma
items wh!ch q first had doubted the
efficiency oi tAe project ca m- out OF
the discussions as ITS Hrmest ad
Ncc2tes.
Locking 10 The future. the special
comma, ssion attaches much Importance
to- the provision made for the adnlis-
sion 10 the league OF neutral or late
enemy states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
DECLARES DOtl NEWT -
~ NAN AND pRAlVIC AZ.

80 think ! can say Of this doc
umcrt That II Is at one ana The same
time a practical document and u
human document rh"rc is Il pulse or
sympathy in IL There is - comj,ul-
SION Of conscience" Throughout; IL. II
is practical, and yet II IN intended to
purely. ,n rnctofy, 20 elevate. And !
want L" say that so far as my obscr-
WALTON insiructs me, this is in ono
sense a bclat"d document. ! believe
that tn" conscience or the world has
long been prepared 10 express Itself
in some sucii way. We are not just
now discovering our sympatny for
these people and our interest in them
We ar" simply expressing H. for IL
istra,ion Of inc affairs OF more Than
ono or Ithc great states represented
horc---ub far as know. OF all the great
states fhaf arc represented here ii /. I
humane impulse has already Expressed
itself in thGir dealings with their col.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
Open Till 9 O'clock Tonight

Some hat"
There never was a hat
SO becoming to a real
live man as the late "tin
helmet"
But our new Spring
derby is the best we
can do for peace times,
and it will be found
rather soothing to the
brow because Of it's self
conforming shape.
The Berry Derby, 81. 50. ss.
The Dunlap Derby. SIS.
New Spring Felts. SO UP,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
LONG SESSIONS HELD
~ SGPRI;NlE. COL NIu.

l'atent cndeaVor and many long
essionS of The supreme council Itself
and GitcrWard OF ;he special commits
sion created to deal With tho subject
were necessary TO establish 10 the sat
iSiAcion OF these threatened dissent
"rs the ,mposs ibiIity OF continuing the
old order While Installing The new
IN fact, Il was only within the last
'Nr"k CHAT the difficulties facing The
LEAGUE Of nations were overcome. al
though With some miseiViuEs. II is
true. Th" GoubtinE nations We're in
Cuco1 70 try the experiment oc relying
upon tn" honor and common interest
OF The other nations 10 insure the sue
cess Of the project. Then there was
the difference over the question OF
mandatcrivs foT backward peoples.
kathHr heated arguments developed a
times. but these differences also Were
adjusted with unan.nity IN the end.
Various big. issues presented them
elves. some Of which We're Skillfully
Inverted 10 commissions which are 10
report aft"-ward TO the league OF ma
lions While others were rather sudden
y di>approved IN the light ot the de-
Ne.opmcni O: the plan Tor the leasne
Gf nations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
ZOO. 100000 PEOPLE:
ARE REI'nFSENJ'CD

~ "as impossible to conceive II
method or an assembly SO large and
various as to be really representative
Of the great body OF tho pcoplcs OF
Tie world. because. as I roughly reckon
l'. "" represent as We sit around this
i"b!n more than I.20O.00O.0CO people
r on Cauno; have a. Representative
assembly Of zoo. 900, 600 people but if
You !"aN" - to each government to
nave. Il 1, plcaScs. one or Two or three
representatives.. though only with a
slngi" vote, II may vary i;s repre-
s"Nta'!on from time to Time not only
"ut u may originate the choice OF its
several representatives
Wireless here unintnlligibleD
Wherefore, "" thought that thIg
"hs Il proper and "A very prudent con-
cesslon - the practically universal
oplninn or plain men everywhere that
ih"y wanted tho door lief, open to Il
variety of representation instead Of
hclur confined to a single official body
NM Themselves In syinpathy
Ana you yin notice that this body
mas ultimate rights Of discussion
J mean Of discussion OF anything that
'ailS within The field Of international
r"I"'ions--and that IL In especially
hST"c1 That war or International mis-
! ,ih""rStandings or anything that may
y .e+d TO friction or trouble IL every.
/ h''E business. because II may affect
| 'hc peace nf the world
/ PLAN REMOVES INTRIGUEs
AND GIVES PUBLICITY
Ana In order 10 safeguard the popu-
'"' power DO far as We could OF this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

Tho executive council may In any
case, under this article, refer the dH-
pute to the body OF delegates. Tho dis.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-28
LA LUCIA INDUSTRIAL

MuchOs artfculos, particularmente
medicinas Y drogas estan siendo CbjetO
de pr6lijos examenes detenciones
ell su entrada a los puertOs de esta
Isla y en- la mayor parte de los casos
Sc ha ordenado la reexpedici6n los
sitios de prOcedencia prohibici6n for
NAL de su venta Y aplicaci6n. Aparte
de las razOnes de orden t6ci1icO que
haya en- esas medidas, Sc cree tambi6n
que la fuerte lucha industrial v de
production de diversos pafses que fue-
ron beligerantes en- la gran guerra, in
fiuye mucho en- ese estadO de cOsas y
hace que ell examen de produetos de de-
termindoS mercadOs sea hecho actual
meme con toda rigurOsidad. De to-
dos mOdos, Sc carece de muchas drogas
Y los precios, como es consiguiente,
cOntInGan cada vez mas altos en-
muchos casos no hay ell artfculo a min
gun costO, los s~enfermos no puc,ien ser
aSiStidOS cOnvenientemente y hay que
ir sustitutOs no siempre de 10 mejor.
Ell ''NeO-S Salvarsan" por ejemplo, lo
han recibidO algunos m6dicOs, de pro-
cedencia fabrication americana VI
francesa, pues ell de manufacture ex-
de Alemania parece que
no Sc puede importar 81 Sc hace es
muy limitada Y casi nula. La falta
de materias primas, dificultad de ma
no de Obra Y Otras de la actual situa-
ci6n. estan va OqasiOnando tambien
grandes incOnvenientes La production
de DrOgas Y Medicamentos se. trata
ell Os centros cientfficos de. barfer con
todos los obstaculOs que el negocio pue-
da opener a la normalizaci0n de 10
que significa una importantfsima cues
ton: la salud de la humanidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-28
POR LOS JUZGADOS

En- ell dfa % de noviembre, la corte
municipal resolvi6 los siguientes casos
pOr Alterar la Paz: CarmelO Rodrf-
gueZ, Pedro Rivera, Eduardo Coma
lez, Jose BermGdez, absueltOs; Juana
Quifiones, Maria Andrea Irizarry, Brf
gida Carri6n, Maria Rivera, $50
cada una Julio Reyes, a So multa
por Hurto: Constantine Portalatfn, /
ailo carcel; Gerardo Davila, absuel-
to; pOr infracci0n de la Ley de Au-
tOm6viles Marcelino Ddvila, absuelto,
Lope Galan, Antonio Fortunate, So
cada unO; pOr infringir la Ley de Sa-
nidad: Juan Reyes, 81; Juan Maldo-
nado (dOs casos) a 81 en- cada uno !;
Felix Aguiar, (dOs casOs) 81 en- cada
case; Carlos Desch, Pedro Martinez,
a 81 cada unO; por Jugar 40 ''rohi-
bidO: Encarnaci0n Torres, Jose Rosa
rio, Juan Garcia, 50 multa cada uno
Domingo Ruiz, Jose Serrano, Carmelo
Santiago, Juan LiberatO CarlbailO. b.
sueltos. La COrte de Paz sentenci6 n
Pedro Rivera, por Portar Armas Pro-
hibidas, So de multa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-28

La bahia de KiaO-Theu entire las
manOs de los japoneses es la mas for,
midable de las armas. Els una rada
inmensa, cual la de VigO, y mas facil
tOdavfa de defender; basta condecir
que cost6 al Jap6n no POGO trabajo
para apoderarse de los fuertes alema.
nes, a pesar de. no haber ellos extre-
mado la defensa por razones deseono,
cidas. Fu6 necesario nm eerco de Sc
tenta Y seis tlfas de bomba rdeo cont
nuo por dos Cuerpos de Ejercito para
que Sc rindiesen los 5000 soldados de
la guarnici6n. =. ....-....... -.......
Los 2japoneses siempre sofIaron con
tener las llaves de Pekfn; hoy dfa,
con Puerto-Arturo y la bahia de Kiao
Tcheu, las tienen y no las abandona-
ran. No hicieron la guerra contra Ale
mania por alevOsidad nj Odio; pero no
dejaron pasar tan grata oportunidad
de apderarse de esta importante posi-
ci6n estrat6gica, aprovechandose de los
embarazOs de las demas potencias, en-
peiiadas ell una guerra nefasta. Nece-
sitaba de Kiao-Tcheu para sus desig
MOS, y 10 ha tornado; ahora necesita
de la provincial de Shantung, y la to-
ma. SQuien Sc la quitara?
Lo mismo ha pasado con la penfn-
suia Liao-Tung Y, Puerto-Arturo 10
mismO esta pasandO ahOra con la Mand
churia, Y .acaso parte de Siberia. IA
quien puede extraiiar la conducta de
los japoneses? Obran l0gica v perfec-
tamente ell pro de sus intereses poll
ticoS ecOn6micos. Han tornado lee
clones de Inglaterra, y ahOra dan
Europa un ejemplo de habilidad polf-
tica " sentido cOmtin, que contrasta
con la locura suicida del viejo CONT
nente.
FL Jap0n es lun pals aeminentemehte'
practice, su polftica es realista, Opor
tunista v sin escrdpulos; es la polfti-
ca de la fuerza. uhida a la astucia no
emplea la violencia sinO en- las casos
extremes, y con .lq seguridGd dc la uic-
toriG; en- todos los asuntOs no sc Ocu
pa sino de los resuftados titles para
6l.
Sus planes no datan de aver quedan
fieles sus tradiciOnes, tienen una
continuidad de miras. Y de criterios
que merece la mayor admiration. Des-
de 1850, este pals Sc ha dedicado a
la modernizaci0n de todos los seryicios
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-28
La question de Shantung
yla futura guerra

, del EStadO, tOmandO de la civilization
europea 10 que considerable mas it'll V
prOvechOsO, Organizando sus Ej6rcitos
y sus buques de guerra con los IiIti-
mos adelantos cientfficos; dOtado sus
industrias con las maQuinarias mas
perfectas. Sc entreg6 durante amos
tras amos al. trabajo al estudio, pa
reciendo eXclusivamente ocupado de
desarrollar su comercio, organizando
EN- veinte amos cHatro Repositories en-
Kioto, con yerdadero exito. :. Pero no
tardaron en- revelar- sus actitudes be-
licas y su espritu dominador. Eli
Fcuanto cOnoci0 que sus fuerzas basta-
ban para salir airOsamente de la en-
presa declare la guerra China Ell
1894, Y ofreci6 a Europa, sorprendida,
,el espectaculO de sus fdciles victorias
en- Perig- Yang v del Yalou, apoderan-
dose luegO de PuertO-ArturO de Wei
kai-Wei, amenaZando marchar sobre
Pekfn... Entonces, Russia, Inglaterra,
los Estados UnidoE Desperation de su
sueiiO, y el Jap0n, muy cautO, tante0
el terrenO diplomatico. No quiero ha-
blar aquf de la mission de Li-hung-
Chang de las intrigas de los diploma
ticos europeOs. La yerdad es que los
GObiernOs eurOpeos, mas clarividentes
y mas atent0s sus intereses que ahO-
IA, sc preOcuparon ell 1895 de las con
secuenciaS de las victOrias japonesas
sobre los chinos, Y trataron de cOrtal
alas esta nueva aguila de rapina.
No abrigaba entOnces el Jap6n nj la
menor intenci6n de resistir a las gran
des potencias eurOpeas, Y teniendO cara
lie Corcho contra mala fortuna Sc apre
sur0 a firmar, el II de Abril de 1895,
el TratadO de SkimOnOski, que pusO
termino a la guerra chino -japonesa.
recOnocfa la independencia de Corea
perO recibfa de China la isla FOrmO-
sa, las PescadOras, la peninsula de
LiaO-Tung Y PuertO-ArturO, una in
de guerra de 200 millOnes
de tGeis, pagadera Ell siete amos, du-
rante los cuales tendrfa derecho dc
Ocupar wei-hai-Wei, etc. Pero 10 uni
co duradero fu6 el Tratado de conner
clio que firmaron, el 21 de Julio del
mismo aiio 1895, eI Jap0n Y China. Ira
tado muy favorable al Jap6n; por 10
demas, Inglaterra Y Russia Sc opusie-
ron a sus ambieiones.
(Contiaua'd).
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-28
DOS vApoREs MAS

Esta tarde Sc. aguarda la negada
del vapor "Brazos", proceden'e de
New York. Y maiiana La de otro dc los
que hacen esa ruta. Se~espera que la
pr6xima semana quede restableciClo de-
finitivamente ell itinerario entire los
puertos de La Isla Y los del Continente.
Las mercancfas, dentro del alto cOstO
de su mercado de origen, he han norma
lizadO un tanto pOr haber mas existen
cia, pero, en- general las cotizaciones
del exterior son cada vez mas exa-
jeradas.