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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-29
Inglaterra tiene que resol-
yer elproblelna de dos mi
llones de mujeres. .sobrantes

IHan de permanecer para slempre
solteras dos millones de mujeres? Hoy
Sc encuentra en- Inglaterra esa cifra de
mujeres "superhuas'', deb1do, como es
natural, a las bajas ocaslonadas por la
gran guerra. SCual es la respuesta me
jor a esta pregunta? iC6mo Sc resolve
"a ese problerna de las mujeres?
. Lord Northcliffe, Ell famoso publicis-
ia ingles, ha demostrado estar preocu
pado por esta cuestion, seg1n dice una
Joven periodista que 10 ha entrevistado
recientemente, buscando un asunto acer
ca del cual escribir.
Lord Northcliffe le dijo sin vacilar:
"Dfgale su jefe que busque una solu-
cion y nos Olga que debe hacerse de
los dos millones de mujeres 'superfuas'
que tenemos ahora en- Inglaterra Tene-
mos mas mujeres que hombres, CONT
nu6. ESQ ha de interesar todo ell nun
Go. A mi mismo me gustaria escribir
acerca de ESQ.,
Nosotros no hemos insistido en- abso-
luto en- que emigren las jovenes ingle-
sas los Estados Unidos, y Sc casen
con Ell sobrante de nuestra poblacion
masculine, aunque hay u1 ntimcro SUI
f1ciente de hombres que podrian ser ma
ridos de todas las mujeres de este pals
y de las muchachas niglesas "super-
fuas" Ell censo de 1920 demuestra que
On los Estados Unidos hay 10Y hc mbres
por cada 100 mujeres. Las tItJaas ci.
fras de la poblacion dan up sobrante
de 2,692,288 hombres de mas de vein.
tiln amos, que excede en- 2,443,397 ell
ntrnero do mujeres sobre esa misma
adad.
Las mujeres americanas interesadas
en- los problemas sociales, han cfrecido
varias soluciones obedeciendo la ini-
ciativa de Lord Northcliffe, entire es-
tas soluciones figuran:
La emigracion los paises en- que
hay mas hombres.
Que las mujeres Sc hagan valer como
material matrimonial para conquis
tar los hombres de otros paises.
Satisfacer sus instintos maternales,
cuidando y rreocupandose de los nifios
de su patria, hijos de mujeres que har
encontrado esposos.
Y mantener la creencia de que hay
siempre "una media naranja" para ca
da una y que 81 no Sc encuentra, la
mujer esta mucho mejor sola.
Mrs. Olive Stott Gabriel considera
csc sobrante de seres femen1nos EN- In
glaterra como una fortaleza Gle la ma.
cion y cree que no existe ntngun grave
problema en- ese predominio nulnerico
de la mujer en- Inglatsrra. "Dos milo
res de mujeres, dice Mrs. Gabriel, en-
cualquier pals son un capital active y
no pasivo. Las mujeres son 1guaIes a
los hornbres en- cualquier activ1dad, 20.
hticamente, economicamente, construc-
tivamente.- Me refiero a la organlza-
ci6n de cualquier pals despues de la,
guerra. La question es que la lrayoria
de los hombres consideran a la muler
un ser inferior en- la creacion. del cuaI
ellos pueden sacar muchos! benefcios. -
"Pero, Gqu6 hay del lado humane de
este problema, de Lag scasi absolute GER
tidumbre de que esas mujeres jonas Sc
casaran?- n?-preguntamos Mrs. Gabriel
ESQ es 10 que decia", replica ella.
Los hombres juzgan a. las mujeres
solamente ul1as cazadoras de maridos.
Los hombres Sc preocupan mas de 10
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Fropietarl0: JosS u. RodrfguSa
Tanca No. 3. TelSfono 500. San Juan,
Puerto Rico. Situado en- una do las
Principales Gales, cerca del Trsn
y del Teatro, pr6xi1ne O los Muelles,
eOntiguO al Correo y denGs EdihSiOa
Fedsraieg, Buen trSto. Ssrvieio 81.
selents. Sc sirven Comidas q dOEnsss.
No. Sc adnaitcn abonados prs&ass
re6dleee.
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MR.. vALENTIN CRUZ

Professor Cientifico, graduado en- Glen
cias ocultas. Analisis de cualquier ira
bajo en- oculttsmo. DR.. en- terapeut1ca
sugestiva y vitaopatia. Prestidigitador
y operator en- escenas Hipnot1cas.
GCree I'd. SUI padecimiento lncura-
BILE?
Use encuentra I'd. triste? Escribame
a Humacao, P. r. AdvS.
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HOROSCOPE
GRATIS.

IQu1ere I'd. obtener un Horoscope
gratis?
Escribale al Prof. Mr.. j. C. orsini,
Apartado de correo 356, Ponce, P. b.,
recibira un Horoscope absolutamente
gratis cue lie comunicara la buena ven
tura le traera agradables sorpresas
para Ell porven1r.
FL Horoscope trata de los asuntos
mas importantes de la vida, consiguien
dose obtener exito en- asuntos amaro-
SOS, viajes, Herencias, Negoc1os, D1vor-
clos, casamientos, como ser afortunado
en- el Juego, y como progresar en- todas
las empresas.
Cuenta con valiosos secretos para te-
ner 6xlto en- Ell comercio demas nego-
cics.
Este notable professor de Ctenc1as
Ocultas Sc di6 conocer la edad Gle
Is amos, como MEDIUM ESPTRITIS-
IA, y desde esa edad, ha consagrado to
da su vida, los profundos estud1os
de- ocultismo. Els Palmista Clariv1den-
te, posse el H1pnotismo la TELEPA-
TIA.
Soluciona cualquier asunto por diff
Gil que sea. En- una bomba de cr1stal
que acaba de rec1b1r de PARIS, presen-
ia La cara de sus ocultos enem1gos, o
de cuaIquier familiar persona que
I'd. interese yer los que podra contem-
plar por espacio de algunos minutos.
Ell Prof Orsini desea cumpl1r una sa
grada mission espir1tual, dandole con-
sejos los ahgidos y tranquilidad a
las personas que sufren.
Recuerde poner su direction bien cIa-
ra y pida adjunto la hoja aparte de
consultas y Ell catologo lustrado nume-
70 10.
Siempre que pida su Horoscope gra-
It's, mande sellos de correo para aten-
NOTA: Reserva absolute en- las con-
sultas. K
Direction: Mr.. j. c. oRsINI, P. o, Box
356. Ponce. P. r.
Residential: Gale Guadalupe esq. Pro.
testante Ntmero AZ, Ponce, P. Il. Advt.
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HOTEL.ES
CARIRE

Situado on el coraz6n de la ciudad-
Par1ectamenta acondicionados sc7n to-
dos los adelantos modernos:e Ascen-
so-, Tslsfonos, Timbrss, Magn.ficas
habitacionss con baiio privado Y sfec~
tos sanjtarios. Especial comfort para
Ganliliaa viajantss- Prscios mods-
radios.
Telefonos 4S4 1909, p. o. Box 3c6
Gala de San Francisco, No Sa.
San Juan, r. r. scE
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Ell PALAcTo DE LOS pToToMros

Ell PALACIo DE Los PToLoMEos
al practicar excavaciones para echar
los cimientos del nuevo Museo de Hi
drobiologia de Alexandria, los obreros
encontraron una calle romano de unos
seis metros de anchura, adoquinada de
basalto. Las autoridades ord enaron la
prosecution de las exploraciones, y dos
dias despues los trabajadores dejaron
al descubierto la columnata de un pala-
clio y un maravilIoso revestimiento de
mosaico que ostentaba gacelas, pante-
ras, hienas Y un animal fabuloso, mitad
aguila y mitad leon.
Sc han encontrado tambi6n vestigios
de una canalizacion que llega hasta ell
mar.
Sc supone que estas ruinas pertenecen
al palacio de los Ptolomeos y datan del
segundo siglo antes de la Era ,Cristiana.
Parece que los trabajos de los mosai-
cos son obra de artistas griegos.
Continlan las investigaciones, pordue
SO cree que ALI existan los restos de al
guna ciudad subterranea que ocup6 ell
mismo empiazamiento que Alexandria.
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CENTRAL

Edifcio c0nstrufd0 exprsSamenta
para Hotel, modernamente equipAdp,
con ascenBor, habitacionea CON hafie,
telSfono, tinbres y euanto reQuiers
el moderno comfort. Plan EuroHsS
Restaurant q la eart&. Tel&fOnes
881-1144. Box 1859, San Jcsa, PlaMs
Principal, San Juan, p. r.
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PALACE

En- 81 centric comercial ds g&s
Juan, con vista . Ia bahia. ContieAs
10 habitaciones amplias con euartoa
de bafio. "Root garden, sitio ideal
para bales, banquetes, "soirSes". II
aitio de reunion do In buena aoeiedad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
BRITAIN REJECTS
IRISH DEMANDS
FOR SEPARATION
(Continued Ernm Lir.. n.

IL
una II necessary to repeat that these
pt''h'seS which no British gov
'r''heht OF whatever complexion can
ever accept.
In demanding that Ireland be
treated as u separate sovereign power
WIN no allegiance to the crown ANA
no loyalty to the sister nations OF
the commonwealth, you are advanc
ing the claims that the most lannon's
Nationalist leaders in Irish history.
from Grattan to Parncn ana Red
mond. have specifically disowncd."
Quotes Patriots Speeches.
iierc the Premier quotes the noted
irish leader, Grattan. as having said.
mo ocean protests against the sep.
aration OF the sea" and calls TO mind
oCohncllS speech TO the House OF
commons in 1880. when lie said:
Never did monarch receive NOR.
undivided attention than the prcscn:
King from the men who in Ireland
aSitate for repeal OF the union
Never was there grosscr calumny
than To assert that they wish To pro
duce separation OF the two countries,
Lloyd George adds that the govern
mcnt has now offered ireland more
than OConncll and other Irish lead
crS ever asked.
hut we are met only by an un-
qualified demand that wc recognize
ireland as foreign power" hc con-
tihucs IT is playing with phrases
TO suggest that the principle OF gov
ernmcnt by consent OF tile governed
compcls recognition Of that demand
on our part. or that by repudiating
IL we are strainins at geographical
and historical considerations to JUS
tify our claim TO oSccnGancy over the
Irish race.
We do not believe tina; a perma-
nent reconciliation OF great Britain
and Ireland will ever be attained
without recognition OF the physical
and historical interdependcncc which
makes complete political and eco
nomic separation impracticablc to
both OF u.s.
Premier Quotes Lincoln.
Lloyd George quoted Abraham Lin
coins inaugural address when the
Union was on the brink Of civil
war--'Wc cannot separate. We can
not remove the respective sections
from each other. nor build an impas-
sable wall between thcm'-addiug
That II cannot he reasonably CON
tended that the relations between
Great Britain and ireland are any
different from that case
BnsiS of Settlement Made Clear.
Il thought l had made il clear
he says. both in my conversation
with you and In subsequent comnu-
nications. that we can discuss no set
tlcmcnt which involves refusal on the
part OF ireland to accept our invita-
iion to free. equal and loyal partner
snip in the British commonwealth up
der one sovereign. ] have set forth
the considerations which must gov
crn the attitude OF His Majcsty's
government IN any negotiations they
undertake.
"lf you are prepared 10 examine
how far these considerations can be
reconc!lcd with the aspirations you
represent ! small be happy To meet
you and your colleagues"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
EUGENE T.. MICIlELS
IS CHARGED WITH
BEING ACCESSORY

stated that she had made no aCiiGavit
oF any k.nd
All efforts are now being directed
by the police 10 the location Of eye
witnesses 10 the shooting and thc AN
oarthiug Of soWc new clue that win
strengthen their evidence against
Hines. Every effort VIII be made 20
establish positive identity OF the cap
found near the scene of the murder,
the gun found in Hines room and
the author of the mysterious letter
received by Captain Wright on the
eve Of Hines arrest, threatening Ger
tain members of the police force
: Every article of clothing found in
the room in which Hines was cap
1ur.d Is being infinitely examined In
the nope OF nnl.us blood or other
-evid,uc" To link the owner with the
: strHggle ON the lot.
j. W. Turner. counsel for Hines
although he declined TO discuss the
case or Indicate the line OF dyfcus,
lac would offer, stated that no further
effort would he made. at this time. "a
secure TAI: FOR Hines He added thn,
he was awaiting further develop.
mcnts
Hines. who, is confined in The sam,
tier OF the City JAN with EItnl
Davis, who is charged Win wifo
murder. is said by the jal!cr Ia d.
in II happy frame OF mind. and an.
rarently but little perturbed hy IN,
charge preferred against him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
CALL DALI EIREANNf
TO DISCUSS REPLY
(Contlnucd rrom Eirsl rnraA

NCohlinued From First PaEe)
ing things that had been done by his
comrades mentioning Mr.. Griffith
Miehaei Collins and others. lie add
ca that thc,o never had been Difficult
Ties between himself and his col
Leagues. and that when the British
arrested him at Black Rock they
round on him document signed by
the ministry, which proved his AS
scrtion
The deputies of the parliament had
nhade arrangements to return to their
homes Saturday. but tonight they are
waiting to hear what the next move
in tho situation will be. If the ne
gotiat!ons are to continue, however.
their presence Will not be required,
as the Cabinet has plcnary power to
ucGotiate.
During the session OF Parliament
today an internal loan of 100000. and
n loan In the United States Of SEQ
100000 were sanctioned. Both DO
Valera and Michael Collins declared
these loans would not be subscrip-
tions. but loans which would be re-
paid. DE Valera pointed out that
the aggregate amount of the loans
extracted from ireland in two
months in the form of taxes" Moth
ing was said during the debate about
tho rate of interest the loans would
carry. but il was assumed that it
would he ut per cent.
Alleged spies Arrested.
The Irish Bulletin tonight records
the arrest last week OF thrco alleged
government spies who were charged
with watching members OF the Dali
E!rcann outside Mansion House. This
was rcpudiatcd by Dublin Castle,
where IL was said the men were on
leave of absence.
Today Sim Fcincrs made three ad-
ditionn arrests OF similar alleged
Offenders. one OF these was Inside
Mansion House. where tho Parliament
sits. Sim Fein leaders assert that
despite assurances from Dublin
Castle. many men in plain clothes are
shadowinf, deputies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
tny Associated pregs.l

LONDON, Aug 25.-The British
soYe-nme"t's peace proposals were
AID before the Dan E!reanu. hich
'e!eetea them unanimously but IS
willing TO negotiate on principle Of
government by consent Of the GOV
efn"d. Eamoun d. Valera says in bis
reply - LLOYD George. the British
Prime Minister
The letter proposed That Great
i'f''"!n and ireland appoint fegresen-
;atives with D.enary overs to nego-
tate details On this principle.
we have not sought wax nor DO
VIC seek war, but II war be made ups,,
us Ne must defend ourselves. ana we
shall do So says Do VaIcra's letter.
We long to end the confiic, between.
Great Britain ana Ireland" he adds.
The letter, which bears the date O.
August ~, reads:
",rhc anticipatory Judgment ! gave
IN my reply of August 10 has been
confirmed. Il laid the proposals o.
your government before Iii, Dan
E!rcann, ana by unanimous vote :,
has rejected them.
From your letter Of Angus, 10 i,
was clear that the principle we az.
/ asked 90 accept was tina, tho poo.
@raphicm rrop.nqulty' Of Ir.laut :,
I Gree, Hr.rair Imposed the condition
": the suhordiration Of Ircland's rlrh,
20 Grcai Hri;ain's strategic Interest,
as she conceived thom, ana that III.
very length ana persistence OF the er
forts made in the past to co,npci r..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
Everyday Adj Ventures

Thoughts of n Lost Pair OF
give never been NO bored In MY
life. stuck n>Sny In this strange
ntun's pocket-with nothing to
look mt. haven't Sccn n news
paper for two days. ] feel nil out
nf touch with things. dome you
know.
- used to help my owner rcnd
The Dispntrh every day, aud In
the evening we'd InOL. through -
couple of magazines Ur u good
book. |, simply run't get nIunE
amy more without some INTEREST
Ing rcnding.
81 bet he's having II hard time
without ME. llr used to snN Snmc
things under his breath when he'd
misiny me for even few min
utrs-I bet he's good md grouchy
by this time. lie cnn't read
thing without me.
"Ucllo! Here's some action.
This man II taking me out Of my
cnsc. And he has tudn.'s Bispntch
In his 1ther hind. What nrc all
these paragraphs. The ClnSsiiicd
Section!
81 bet Ina advertised for In
the Lost and Found coIumn-!rs,
sir, tbntS IL! He says he EurS.c>
he'd better take me right around
To my owners office now aud that
he's hccn watching for thnt nj
ever since he found me.
81 might have known that"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
TEXT OF DE VALERA;S REPLY
REJECTING OTTER OF BRITISH
Peace Proposals Were Considered by the Dali Eireann
but Refused Unanimously -Express Willing
ness to Negotiate Further.

seeding from a partnership she has
not accepted or from an allegiance
Z winch she has not undertaken 10 rem
der is fundamentally false, just as
the claim 10 subordinate her indie
E"n"ence 10 British strategy is fun
'!aH"ntaly unjust TO neither can
We rs representatives, Of the nation.
lend countenance.
III our refusal TO bctray our ma =.
TONS honor and the trust mat has
been reposed In as is TO be made an
's>r. %: war by Great Britain. We
Hvh!"F" H. We are as conscious OF
our spons!bilitics To the living as
"" are mindfui nf princin,r or OF our
oh'sations 10 the heroic dead.
We have not sought war nor do
We sock war, but il war be made
upon us we must defend ourselves,
"Ni snail DO so. confident thai
whether our defense be successful or
unsuccessful no body OF representa-
tive lrissmcn or Irish women will
ever propose to the nation the sur
render Of Us b!rthright.
We long TO end the conflict nc
tween Great britain and Ireland. II
E"uT government be determined 10
. IMPOSE IT'S VIII upon us by force, and
3 "Htec"udHt 10 negotiations 10 insis,
+ Lpoh conditions that involve a sur-
fehder Of our whole national position
anu make negotiation a mOckcry. tho
responsibility FOR The continuance OF
i"e conflict rests upon you"
ON the basis Of the broad guiding
principle OF government by the con
sent OF the governed peaGc can he
S'cuFtd--A peace that win be lust
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27

mcnt would await further inforn,o
ton before recommending the use N
Federal troops In the "oal fields a
mat State. Meanwhile, no troops vii
DC ordered into the troubled are;
Secretary Wainwright said.
Reports from General Handholt
were said to describe the situation
due to the march of n body of nrmo
mon toward the Mingo district Il
very acute The general. howcve,
snid he was not satisfied tina, III
situation as yet demanded use OF Fed
cral troops.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27

ErzbcrEcr reused a storm in Ger
many in July, 1917 moro than n year
before the armiSticc, by proposing a
resolution in the German Rcichstag in
-ldvor Of peace without anncxations
.--sd for parliamentary reform. Chan
ccllor Bethmann Hollweg. declared
this formula was Unacceptable. and
Or. Hclnerlch subsequently blamed
Er.bcrger's peace proposal for the
moral collapse OF the German people.
rs member of the German ar
--siai sticc delegation he conducted ncgo-
,ia,ions with Marshal Foch and later
headed the majority Socialists in a
movement to form new ministry.
and sign the peace treaty. His at
titude throughout the arm!s,icc ne
gotiations aroused against him the
Indignation OF German military au-
;horities and in June. 1919, 1t was
reported that his residence had been
fred upon hy Berlin mob. y plot
said to have been formed by mem
hers OF the officers corps al Potsdam
10 assassinate him was revealed in
September following.
Born in Buttcnhaus. September 90,
1878, ErzberCer was the son OF n
poor tailor He became a school
master. obtained university educa-
ton. studied international law and
political cconomy. wrote several
hooks on political ana economic sub
iects and became Il brilliant sneaker
and politician. lie was elected to
the Reichs;ar in 1903 as member Of
the Center (Caiho!ic) party, as rep
resenta:ive Of small farmers, and be-
came one OF the leaders OF a small
liberal wing OF that party. He Is
said TO have been pan-Gern'an
during the carly part OF the war. and
10 have engaged actively in spread
Ing German propaganda. lie was &C
cused OF havins recommended The use
Of German troops o: the fame
;h-ower. Later hc declared Ger
many's U-hoa; war had failed aud
advocated It's abandmcnl Some tine
prior 70 the armistice he published
a book in which he outlined a plan for
league Of nations.
Erzbcrgcr was elected member Of
the nationa! ase. nbly from Wu"r'-
temberg in JaruarI 1919. and III June
became Premier and Minister OF
Finance. In the latter office H. for
rnulated the vast income i,X and CAPT
tai levy plan which Ne declared was
necessary TO enable GcTuany TO pay
her indcmnities 10 the Entente. aud
10 rehabilitatc herself financially.
n was claimed that his levy on Ger
man capital would greatly reduce
the huge fortunes of German war
lenders
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
MARCHING MINERS
ABANDON ADVANCE
ON MINGO COUNTY

'IontinHeu FROM FIRST IaBc.(
10 back home. That broke up the
meeting ana some OF the men Who
had Joined the marching force from
this vicinity, Immediately started for
their homes. Mr.. Kcnney said I; was
expected that tho men would be out
ot the county within the next two
days.
Il never saw SO many men on the
march before" said Eccncy. PROM
Racine to Madison this morning there
must have been 5000 or 10000 men.
There arc about 1000 former service
men among them"
Secretary Mooney said: at would
be suicide for the men to advance.
General Dandholtz seems to communal
the state. He summoned us-Kconcy
and meat o'clock this morning and
short time later. we left Charleston
to stop tho men,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27

and honorable to all and fruitful OF
concord ana inducing to amity.
10 negotiate such peace the
Daii Eircann is ready to appoint lis
representatives and. II your govern
mcnt accepts the principle proposed.
10 invest them with plenary powers
10 meet ana arrange with YOU for it's
application in detail.
Il am. sir,
Faithfully yours.
"EAMoNN DE VALERA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
MATTHIAS ERzBERGER is
MURDERED IN GERMANY
Two Youths Declared to Have
Assassinalcd Former Cabinc,
Officer Near Opcnburg.
-EoLICE DOCS PIT on TRAIL
WINS In Company with RcirhStnw
tlcruty Dirz When NIIlcd-'rwcI>c
Bullet Wounds Found in body.
-FoL'cE DOCS PIT on TRAIL
tBy Associatea prcss. |

BERLIN. Aug. 2G.-Mathias Err
berger former vice Premier and
Minister OF Finance. was murdered
today. Herr Erzberrcr was assas
sinated near Ofcnhurg. Baden. whore
he was sojourninc with his family
Ills body contained twelve bullc,
wounds.
Herr ErzberGcr hal left Bad Cries
bach. where he was taking the cure.
In company with the Relchstag Dcpu-
-fy Dicz for tour Of the Black
Forest. An hour latcr both men were
confronted by two youths who scpar-
ted them and then cmptied reviewers
itto Her Erzbergor. who was Killed
instantly by shots in tho head Depu-
" Diez also was wounded.
y judicial commission, accompanied
hy police dogs. proceeded to the spot
on receipt Of news OF the attack
which occurred between and 10
o'clock this morning. It has been
asccrtaincd definitely that the attack
was not for the purpose of robbery
For long time pan-Gcrman cir
clcs had pursued violent campaign
against Herr Erzberger, accusing him
of being the author of the present:
chancellor's policy and OF desiring to
return to public life. from which he
had partly disappeared since his libel
suit against DR.. Hclncrich. former
vice chancellor,