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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-24
SCOUTS TRAINING FOR
BICYCLE RACES TO BE
HELD WITH K.-R. GAME

Boy Scouts will stage a racing
classic in connection with the
Kiwanis- Rotary ball game that
promises to arouse interest in all
young cyclists of Albuquerque.
Most boys can ride, coast and turn
around without touching the han
dlebars, but when it comes to speed
there will be some real competition.
The Cycles Trades of America have
offered prizes as follows
Mile and a half race for boys be-
tween IA and Is years of age; first
prize, gold watch and chain, knife
being attached to chain; second
prize, silver medal; third prize, pair
of bicycle pedals.
One mile race open FOR boys from
IL to IA; first prize, a gold watch;
second prize. a bicycle chain.
One-half mile race, open to all
scouts; first prize, racing saddle;
second prize, bicycle lamp.
Quarter mile race, open to all
scouts; first prize, pair of bicycle
tires; second prize, bicycle lamp.
1O0-yard slow race, open to all
scouts. prize. pair of handle bars.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-24
QUARTET EXPERT .
MAT MEN SLATED
ON FRIDAY CARD.

Four crack westlers. representing
the best talent that has been
brought together In Albuquerque
for many moons, will appear here
Friday in a feature card.
Pineau, the local champ, win
meet Young Gotch, coast winner
and victor over Sailor Jack Wood
in the bout of last Wednesday, in
a match for two out Of three falls
Gotch has agreed to make the mid
die weight limit of 1853 pounds,
which will probably weaken him to
a great extent. his regular ring
weight being from ten to fifteen
pounds heavier. Pineau weighs lit
tie more than $50 pounds.
Sailor Jack Woods will give
Peter Buzukos, former middle
weight champion handicap of
two falls in thirty minutes.
Pinter and Young Stecher will
enter on a one-fall contest. Gotch
Is training with Buzukos. Pineau
began heavy work yesterday with
Woods. The Albuquerque wrestler
will also train with eight or ten
husky wrestling pupils he Is coach
ing at the ~"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-24
MAN-HtTER AND SHREW
TAMER CREATE MANY
LAUGHS IN MISS HOBBS

Patrons Of the popular. "B'
theater (they crowded each show
yesterday afternoon and last
evening", had all the thrills and
excitements of a New York City
first night. for those in attendance
were privileged to pass Judgment
on the initial effort of a new star.
Wanda Hawley. former famous
leading woman. was seen in Miss
Hobbs" her first starring vehicle
for Realart. This great picture is
being repeated today for the last
time at the "B" theater.
That the debut was complete
success became evident early in the
first reel. By the time the fifth and
last had run through the protector
the laughs were coming thick and
fast as evidence that Miss Hawley
was making a distinct hit in her in
depreciation of the title role In the
clever comedy by Jerome K
Jerome, scenarized by Elmer Har-
ris.
In the production Miss Hawley
appears as a super-feministic
man-hater who finds smocks. bare
foot dancing, futurst art and vege-
tarianism a substitute for those
housewifely arts in which most
women find their chief Joy. She
enlists in her cult Mrs. Beulah
Hackett, whose husband does not
countenance such nut ideas, and
Mlicent Farey. who breaks her
engagement with George Jessop.
Jessop and Hackett wish
to win back their respective girls,
but seem in mortal terror of Miss
Hobbs. Wolff Kingsearl. young
laughs at their fears
and bets them that he can kiss Miss
Hobbs within thirty days. The re-
suit of this bet and the ultimate
of the beautiful man
hater constitute most entertain
ing story.
Wanda Hawley is excellent as
Miss Hobbs. Her long screen train
ing makes her acting a finished
that creates every
every possible bit Of fun from the
many humorous situations. Harrl-
son Ford does fine acting as Wolff
Kingsearl, while Helen jerome
Eddy, Walter HERS, Jack Mulhall
and Julianne Johnston get their
share of the laughs. Donald Crisp
directed the production.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-24
q MILLIONS IS
ASSESSED VALUE
FOR bERNAL|LLO
County Valuation Shows In
crease of Million; Tenta-
tive Budget for 1921 Is
Being Worked Out.

Bernalillo county's taxes will be
assessed on an estimated valuation
of $21,OO0,000 of property for the
coming year. This is ar increase
Of about 100000 over last year
and $4,000 has been allowed in
exemptions to ex-service men and
their widows. The tax levy in the
city Of Albuquerque will be- ap-
proximately forty mills, it was es
timated by r. F. Asplund, member
Of the State Taxpayers association.
County Commissions M. X.
Wylder and David Metzger, City
Manager Gladding, County Clerk
Montoya, Fred B. Heyn, deputy
road supervisor, II. T. Gardner,
deputy treasurer, and other county
officials met yesterday and will be
in session again today making
tentative budget for the county
tax levy for the coming year. This
will include county officers salar-
les, city and county school, road
and flood funds and general ex-
penses. The budget must be ap-
proved by the state tax commission.
1t Is estimated that an increase
of from rs to 80 per cent will be
made in the school levy. The
county school tax will be increased
from 10 to 10 mills, while the city
levy will be 16, which provides for
other expenditures than the regu-
lar maintenance budget The es-
timated school budget for the year
is $4,000, the city asking $203,-
$50 and the rural schools $t59,157.
The increase in the school levy s
the largest planned by the com
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-24

nue., office, returned from Califor-
MIA Sunday.
r. ]. Mabry is spending a few
days in Las Vegas on business.
William f. Brewer. formerly in
the city engineers office, has gone
to his home in Missouri
Mrs NJ. Paltenghe and daughter,
Dorothy, returned Sunday from
Denver.
Mrs. J. T Paris, of Nashville.
Tenn, Is visiting her daughter,
Miss Sarah Paris, secretary to DR.,
]. w. Bruner.
Mrs. II. r. Brown has returned
from California. She was away six
weeks.
Maude Bussert, formerly stenog-
rapher for w. Moore Clayton, has
gone to Las Vegas to accept a po-
sitIon as secretary of the normal
university
T. S. Mills has sold his furniture
business on South Second street
and will leave for Los Angeles
September /, where he will make
his home and where Miss Mamie
Mills will attend the University of
Southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Bennett and
children have gone to Jemez
Springs for a short vacation.
Try our free seryice-Schickis,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-24
MT. VIEW WOMEN TO
HOLD SPECIAL MEET

A meeting of the women of
Mountain View will be held at the
school house there at 2:30 We'd
nesday afternoon for the purpose
of furthering arrangements for hot
lunches for the students during the
coming year.
Miss Mary r. Richardson, state
leader; Mrs, John w,
Wilson, county superintendent of
schools; Miss Harris. county nurse
and Miss Iva b. Fuchs. county
demonstrator, will be present. The
Mountain View farm bureau re-
Gently raised substantial sum OF
money through home talent car
njval for use in purchasing the hot
lunch equipment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-24
One officer Joyous,
Another GrieUes as
Fate Deals Hands

Two members of the police de-
partment were missing yesterday
one because of a joyful celebra-
ton and the other because of a
great misfortune.
Charles Maintz took the day off
to attend the wedding of his
daughter, and Romolo Salazar was
called from the police station by
the death of his father.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-24
SOUTH SIDE DRAINAGE
MEETING is CALLED

Commissioners OF the South Al
buauerque drainage district and
property owners will meet at the
Chamber of Commerce rooms at
1870 Thursday afternoon. Appro-
val and payment Of accounts. APP
prevail of plans for work and other
business matters will be brought
up. The meeting is called by Clark
NJ. Carr, chairman Of the commits
sion
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-24
ARMY PLANE MAKES
FLIGHT TO e. PASO

The army plane which gave exhi-
hilton flights here Saturday and
Sunday in the interests Of air serv-
ice recruiting, flew to El Paso yes
terday. Sergeants Harold M
Johnston and Thomas Shakespeare,
of the air service. will remain here
on special duty the remainder OF
the week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-24
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

SALAZAR-The funeral of Jose
Ignacio Salazar will be held this
morning at o'clock from the fam
lily home to the Sacred Heart
church, where high requiem will
be said by Father ]. N. Cordova.
Burial will be be in Santa Barbara
cemetery.
GARCIA-The funeral of Silves-
tere Garcia will be held this
morning at 10 o'clock from Croi-
lofts funeral chapel. Burial will
take place at Sedillo, where the de-
ceased was born.
MARTINEZ-Miss Vicenita Mar
tinez, Is year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Perfecto Martinez, died
yesterday morning at her parents
home, North Fourth street. Fun
eral arrangements will be made
later. Crollott will have charge.
ORRES-Lorenzo Torres, in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ermenio
Torres, died yesterday morning at
their residence, 423 West Pacific
avenue. The funeral will be held
this morning at 8 o'clock from
.Crollotts funeral parlors. burial
viii be In San Jose cemetery
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-24
THEATERS TODAY

."B" MISUNDERSTANDING today,
for the last time, Wanda Hawley as
the star in Miss Hobbs" n Real
art corporation feature; also re-
peating Ruth Roland as the dar-
ing star in THE Adventures of
Ruth"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-24
ARMY GETS 20 MEN
HERE DURING AUGUST

Peace time recruiting records for
Albuquerque have been shattered
at the army recruiting station this
month, twenty-eight men having
been accepted. Las monh only en-
been accepted. Last month only
ten men were accepted. A recruit
ing drive is to be conducted here
during September, Sergeant e. A.
HolmstyAud annpunced,S
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-24
H. C. PERRY ADMITTED
TO BAR In CALIFORNIA

Harold c. Perry, son of Reuben
Perry, superintendent of the U. s.
Indian school here. was one of
forty-seven applicants from various
parts of California to be admitted
to the bar at recent session of the
district court of appeals there.
The recommendation was made
by NJ. C. Sloss, Warren Gregory
and Charles A. Shurtleff, board Of
bar examiners. Harold Perry Is q
student Of Stanford university and
formerly attended the state uni
versity here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-24
PINON NUTS.

Freshly shelled-machiDe shelied
machine separated. Orders taken
In advance. Fannie s. Spitz. 1913
North Tenth Street. Telephone 500.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-24
Real Admiral Harry Mel. Huse.

Rear Admiral Harry Mel. Huse
Is in command of the armored
cruiser Pittsburgh which, with two
destroyers, has been ordered to
proceed from Cherbourg, France,
to Danzig, the free port of Poland.
According to Secretary of the
Navy Daniels the despatch of the
warships is merely a precaution-
airy measure in order that If il
becomes necessary to protect Am
orleans and their interests they
will be assured of assistance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-24

CITY ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP
Phone 567-W; 2lS South Second.
Free Call EaH Delivery.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-07
SLoco?

Miss Lillian Smith, de 80 amos, mat6
en- su residencia dc los Estados Unidos
al joven James Haskins, quien solo te
MIA 20 amos.
Lillian ha declarado que mato a Has
kins, porque en- un rapto de locura Sc
nego abandonar la casa.
Para esta sonora sera un sintoma dc
locura ssmejante deseo; pero para nos
otros, no. A los veinte amos, cualquiera
que este solo con una seiora de 80, sier
to la mas irrefrenable attraction. Y ur
positive empefo de no marcharse jamas
brota impulsivo.
Haskins procedia con absolute cordu
ra. Loca ella. Que no siempre hay ur
James a mano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-07
.EI:TTatadO de vGr-
sales expuGStO a
TOdar pOE GI Su0lO

Las noticias cablegFAhcas que Sc reci
hen aeeTca de Ia cruenta lucha entire ru
sot polaeos son eontradictorias Unas
wees los infOrmes perniten abrigar las
nks halaguehas esperanzas y otras niue
ven . inquietud y desasosiego. GLogra-
ran los deseendientes de Kosciusco sal
var q - patria DC Ia acometida de los
rojof de los ''sovietistas,' de los aban
derados del nueyo regimen social que Sc
afanan por extender el radio de su in
nsneia y ampliaT el campo del predo-
minio De sus idoas7 tAl IN eaera Varso-
va. pene q IA bizarra resisteneia de los
polonsnss. . 81 noble anhelO de salvar
"a pueblo de IA invasion y de la derro-
ta7 Tie ahi dos preguntas dificilss de
conteatar desde estas leiamias y difici-
les tnmbifn de contestar en- los paises
europeos donde siguen paso paso ei
desauoll0 de esta tragedia que conmue-
W Al mundS.
Ia lueha entabiada a Orillas del Wis
iuin, del famOso no cuyas aguas han
Fshslado tantas escenas de sangre, no
e. Ia lneha de dos raciones, de dos ad-
vrFsaTios eomunes No. Is algo que tic
ne mas impoTtaneia. conbaten ali con
dsnuedo dos tendeneias: la soeiedad an
figua. IA sociedad estahlecida en- cast
todo sl orbe representada por los pola-
COS y h nneva coTriente theological. ell
Ensvo sistsma pOlitieo representado por
los rusos. Polona es el dique que Sc 10
auiso 0poneT. por medic del Tratsdo de
Versailles. Al inhuio ''bolsheviki Los
pisaipotsnciariOs ahados restaurarOn en
n sniaa ae ios Espejos Ia naeion pcla-
ca. con Il solo proposito de que sirviera
Dc s6liao vailadaT a Ia agitacion de los
roj0s y . su anhelo de extender sus too
mar pog el mundo Y contra todo 10 que
~ espsraba, los proyeetOs asi cOncebidos
eEtkn Fesuitando fallidos 81 los rojos
Hplastan Al valiente eiercito polaco, po-
ara decirse que una de las mas solidas
ugas del andamiaie del Tratado de Paz
ha r0dado p0r los suelos
lie aqui p0r que despierta tanto in
tsrss esta lueha que sOstienen Polenis.
y Russia. la mirada de los estadistas, de
los gobiern0s. no Sc aparta un momento
dsl eseenario donde sc uneven ambos
eitrcit0s Hasta haee muy POGO Sc Quiso
veneer . los rojOs por medic del des-
credito. de ciertas eampafas de prsnsa
que no tenian mas I'm que pOnerlos en-
ridiculo Ia realsdad ha demostrado que
ssto era imbecil. A los rusOs hay que
combatirles con soldados. La cosa es
mas ssFia dc 10 cue parecia simple Wis
"A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-07
UNIVERSIDAD DE
PUERTO RICO
colegio de Agriculture Artes MEGA
nicas, Mayaguez, P. Z.

La matricula para Ell curse regular
d Colegio de Agriculture y Artes Me
canicas de la Universidad de Puerto
Rico en- Mayaguez, Sc efectuara en- los
dias 10 IL de setiembre las cla-
ses comenzaran el dia IS en- todos los
departamentos
Sc ofrecen cursos preparedness y
universitarios en- agriculture, quimica
azucarera, ingenieria civil, mecanica y
electricidad ciencia general, conducen
tes al grado de bachiller en- ciencias en-
cualquiera de dichas naterias. Los que
deseen informes con respecto estos re
cursos pueden solicitarTos del Rector In
terino senior Wallace c. Forbush, Ma
yaguez. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-07
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plea en- bOROflciO
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-07

RoMA.-El ministro de Estado, Sc
nor Sforza, ha recibido hoy a los Di-
putados socialistas, quienes NANTES
to que los informes recibidos propo-
sito dc las conferencias que han sido
celebradas en- Lucerna, no deben ser in
terpretados como la politica adoptada
por ell gobierno de Italia frente Ru-
sia Ell Ministro afiadio que Ell gobierno
italiano ha decidido recibir cordialmen
te a la delegation comercial "bolshe-
wiki
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-07

VARSoVIA.-Los polacos han conse
guido apoderarse de la ciudad de Au-
gustowo. En- Blankstock, los "bolshevi-
kis" continiian su retirada POGO des-
pu6s consiguieron los polacos apoderar
Sc de las ciudades de Sokolka, Grovek,
y Karen. La region de Tamosc resiste
aun el fuego espantoso de nuestra ca
balleria. Los bolshevikis' atacaron
otra vez el sur de zanorzc, pero fueron
repelidos.
En- la region de Prgemsyslany los po-
LAGOS pasaron a cuchillo a las tropas
'bolshevikis''. Los ukranianos atrave
saron Ell rio Dniester y pusieron Ell fuga
a los ''Rojos''. Hacia ell norte avanzan
tambien los polacos, quienes han llega-
do Grodno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-07
Las MUJEREs Sc cAEsARAN DE
SER sUFRAGIIsTAs

NJ eaFdenal Gigbons ka manifestado
"a ereeneia de que solamente un peque'
90 por eientO de las mujeres america
mas votaran en las elecciones dcspues
cue haya pasado Ia novedad el in
teres del primer moEsnto. Las mujeres
ss cansaran pronto, dijo el cardenal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-07
mente resclvemos los va mencionados
en- la forma relatada.

mente resclvemos los va mencionados,
en- la forma relatada.
Ahora bien, solicitando informes del
doctor Miller acerca de este punto, me
ha nanifestado que no pudo ver ell Ia
tarde de ese dia, y va fuera de horas
de oficina, al senior Calderon, Comisiona
do municipal de Instruction de Vega
Alta, por tener en- su despacho otras
personas, creyendo que su objeto So
lamente Sc reducia asuntos econom1-
cos dijo al mensajero que lie indicsse Sc
entrevistara con ell Jefe del Bureau de
Asuntos Escolaros Municipales. Como
parece que ell sefior Calderon tenia pri
sa no crey6 corveniente esperar a que
ell doctor Miller terminara con los sciio-
res que ell aquellos mismos momentos 10
visitaban, resultando que ell asunto So
bre mas escuelas para la municipalidad
de Vega Alta no lego presentarse a
la consideration del doctor Miller y por
tanto NADIA pudo decir sobre el particu-
lar
Esto es todo. Lo que deseo hacer pii-
blico para que Sc conozca la verdad ds
10 ocurrido
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-07

BELFAST, (Irlanda) .-Ha habido yer
daderos combates en- las Was publicas
durante las dos ultimas noches Las per
didas conocidas hasta ahora alcanzan
a diez v ocho mueItos y. doscientos he
Tidos Continues espantosos incendios
an.enazan destruir las casas de los ha-
bitantes de la ciudad, que Sc ven obiga-
dos huir de elias con toda rapidez.
Con gran premura Sc estan enviando ba-
tallones a Belfast, para contener la in
surreccion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-07
EN- FAVOR
De CHOCANO

CIUDAD DE MEJIco, agosto 23.-
FL ministerio de relaciones exteriores
acaba de enviar un mensaje al gobier
no de Guatemala en- ell cual lie mani
fiesta que veria con gusto que Ell poe
ia Jose Santos Chocano, quien Sc en-
cuentra preso por asuntos politicos en-
aquel pals, fuera puesto en- hbertad.
Sc abrigan fundadas esperanzas de
que Ell gobierno guatemalteco atienda
.esta solicitud que cuenta aqui con gran
des simpatias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-07

MADRID.-Salvador Segui, conocido
por Ell sobrenombre de Noy del Sucre,
puesto en- libertad despues de los des6r
dehes promovidos en- Barcelona, ha lie
gado la capital de Espafa, donde pro-
curR por todos los medios posibles unir
aA1bs sooialistas-coa4 los sindicalistas 8
Ell Ministro de La Guerra ha pnbl-
cado la real orden que unifica Ell mando
militar en- Marruecos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-07

MADRID Ell presidente del Consejo
de ministries, sefior Dato, declare que SO
ra establecida una colonia penal eli Fer
nando Poo, especialmente para los cri-
minales extranjeros
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(PoR CABLE FRANcEs)

PARIS, setiembre 6.-EI gabinete de
Berlin Sc ha reunido para deliberar An
ties de dar conocer ell resultado de la
reunion, Ell Ministro de Relaciones Exte-
riores celebrara probablemente, en- Sc
guida, una conferencia con Ell Embajador
frances.
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LONDRES.-El Gobierno ha expresa
do nuevamente las razones por las cua-
les Sc opone a conceder hbertad al AL
calde de Cork, quien ha dcclarado Ia
huelga del hambre. Seria un NAL eiem-
plo-ha dicho--, pues continuaria la per
petracion de crimenes.
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INGREsos DEL TRIBU-
NAL MUNICIPAL

Durante ell mes de agosto ingresaron
en- la GAIA del Tribunal municipal mil
novecientos noventa y seis dolares con
treinta y nueve Centavos, importe de
las multas y costas.
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MoSCU.-El gobierno de Letvia ra
tifco el tratado concertado con los "bol
shevikis''. Estos, afirir:an que han des-
trozado al ejercito de Polonia en- las
inmediaciones de Lemberg.
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Nioas "a = iosno cubicIlo De msnchas paFduscAs >
pHcsds a suasss aus indcan seiex psemaiua9 Ia
suis uisaesea esra Il snsrneaamenlo esusado pof h.
laai.s a de.ro armu.d.d,s los iniesnos produce
80 canAe6a. cnnanc I'd. sas inlesiinos hmpios ,
salisas sn..lssss Il 80 a. Ia Pii-DORAS DE VIDA
pii- Ok ROSS. Plonio fssobiaGk I'd. ~ ssad >
Asiso No. zee.
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MADRID .-Ha sido trasladado To-
ledo ell cadaver del cardenal Guisasola
Menendez. Concurrieron toda la guarni-
cion numerosas Representatives, of.
ciales. incluso el Representatives, del Rey,
quienes lie rendieron honores dc captain
general, por haber sido Ell primer cape
Han del ejercito espanol.
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BRUSELAS.-M. Janson, ministro de
la Guerra, en- una entrevista que celebro
con un redactor de lie Matin'', decla
r6 que los belgas han aprobado por una
nimidad ell tratado de- aianza militar
con Francia, ell cual es considerable por
ellos como ell primer paso Que Sc da ha-
cia la mas conpleta coiaboracion entire
las dos naciones.