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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-25
BLUE RIDGE COLLEGE

The next number OF the Lyceum
Course OF Blue Ridge College will be
given in the College Auditorium ON
Tuesday evening, November 20, at
SIS. At this time Or. Edward Amherst
OFT one OF the foremost lecturers on
the American platform, will lecture.
Mckinley COffman, one of the stu
dent ministers preached IN the Meth
odist Church OF New Windsor, In the
absence OF the regular pastor the
Rev VIM. Parrish
Blue Ridge celebrated ArmistIco
Day by having four Of her orators de-
liver before the student body orations
fitting 10 the occasion. These young
men have delivered these orations IN
quite few Of the churches In neigh
boring towns and the surrounding
community
Our student body IL still increasing
in numbers Two new students enroll
ed this week: Miss Carrie showalter,
OF Westover, and Mr.. Gordon Stup, Of
Gaithershurg.
Prof John j. John was called TO the
Washington City Church 20 fill the
pulpit on Sunday morning and even
ing. November 20, while the regular
pastor was preaching in Baltimore
The Thanksgiving Fecess began on
Wednesday evening, November %, will
close on Monday morning. November
2S, at o'clock. Some of the students
ate their Thanksgiving dinner at home
The College steward prepared a very
elaborate dinner for those who re
manned.
Elder e. D. Bonsack, formerly con.
nected with Billie Ridge College, bul
now Acting Secretary and Treasurer
Of the General Mission Board Of the
Church OF the Brethren. with head
quarters az Elgin. Illinois, conducted
our chapel exercises one morning last
week His messages are always help
fnl and appreciated by the faculty and
student body OF Blue Ridge.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-25
WEAK, NERVOUS,
ALL RUNDOWN
Missouri Lady Suffered Until She
Tried Cardui.-Says "ResuIt
Was Surprising. Got Along
Fine, Became Normal
and Healthy.

Springfield Monty back was no
weak / could hardly stand up. and |
would have bearingdoWn pains and
was not well al any Time" says Mira.
d. V. Williams. wife % a weil-known
farmer on Route 6, this place. II
kept getting headaches and having 10
20 20 bed continues Mira Williams
describing the troubles from which
she obtained relief through the use Of
Cardul MY husband. having heard
OF Cardui, proposed getting Il for rae.
II saw after taking some Cardui
that I was improving. The result
was surprising. felt like different
person.
Later suffered from weakness
and weak back. and felt all rundown.
did not rest we'll nj night, ] was 30
nervous and cr0sa. Ny husband said
he would get me some Cardui, which
he did. II strengthened me My
doctor said got along fine. was II.
good healthy condition. I cannot
say too much for Il.
Thousands OF women have suffered
as Mrs. Williams describes, until they
found relief from the use OF Cardui.
Since u has helped so many, you
should not hesitate 10 try Cardni II
troubled with womanly ailments.
For Eale everywhere. E.S3
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-25

Ia The Circuit Court of CarrolI County
Maryland sitting as Court OF
Equity.
EnlfTT,V M saf0
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-25
YOU EAT A TON-OF FOOD
REPORT SHOWS AVERAGE AMERI-
CAN TAKES 1904 POUNDS YEAR.
L u

Mooseheart, ILL.,, Nov. 90 Too much
living may have something to do with
the high cost OF living, Secretary OF
Labor James j. Davis intimated here
in announcing Bureau of Labor sta
tistics showing that the average Amer
lean eats more than ton OF food a
year
The exact amount" he said ia
1864 pounds per man per annum In
footing up the cost OF living, there's
one thing we've got 20 remember we
centainlv don't stint ourselves.
lis such an appetite any better for
the body than for the pocketbook? /
notice bY these same statistics that the
average American wage-earner man
ages TO keep the spark OF life in his
body on 1873 pounds OF food year
and If recoIlect rightly. the Amerl-
can soldier did some pretty fair WORK
on that allowance"
Medical authorities may make what
they please Of these figures" Secre-
tary Davis added, f" but / notice that
the average Japanese consumer sos
pounds Of food per year and tie aver
age Japanese adult gets only 30
pounds Of fruit as against $50 pounds
the average with us.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-25
EQUITY no. 5,OIs.
ORDER on pUBLIUATI0N

In the matter OF Edith Chadwick
Kent. Iunatie.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-25
PLEASANT GROVE AND REESE

SUNDAY school at $50 after which
the pastor win preach Subject why
! Am Methodist" All are invited Ia
these services.
The president Of the Ladies' Aid de.
sires 10 meet the members after
preaching service on Sunday The
prayer meeting will be held al the
home of Mr. John Magee on Tuesday
evening November 20, 90 which all
are Invited. Subject for class study
Old Testament history, Period OF the
Patriarchs."
The third quarterly conference viii
be held al the parsonage on Saturday
afternoon, December g. at 2.3O .. M
Mrs. John Maged and little son
Charles Francis, spent part Of last
week in Baltimore with her sister
Mrs. John Menchey.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-25
Z TANETTOMN


Mr. and Mrs Carroll @. Hess enter
tanned about thirty of their friends on
last Thursday evening in honoriof Mr.
Hess birthday.
Mrs. Lawrence Trimmer and daugh-
ter, Mildred, of Hanover, spent the
weeks end with Mr. and Mrs. George
Newcomer
Miss Annie Davidson Is confined to
her bed bytillness.
MIR. Carroll Dern, who entered Wash
ington College, at Chestertown, has
returned home, and has decided to
complete the four year High School
course here.
Mr.. Earle Sauble, is patient al
Frederick City Hospital SUFFERING
with blood poison,
The annual Thanksgiving service
will be held ia the Presbyterian
church The sermon viii be delivered
by Rev. Guy p Bready Of the Reform
ed church.
Mrs. Scott NJ Smith Is fquite III al
her home along the Taneytown-Bm
mitsburg State Road, with no hopes O
her recovery.
Prof. G. Il. Sanders and wife. of Get
tysburg, took tea with Mr.. and Mrs
clyde l.. Hesson on Friday evening
last.
Miss Mae Sanders is visiting in Ian
caster and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Mary Smith McCauley, of Bal
timore, spent the weeks end with bet
father, Mr.. ]. N. O. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Sauerhammel
spent the Thanksgiving Holidays witt
friends in Thurmont
Miss Anna Wiebrecht spent Thanks
giving in Washington, ID. G.
Miss LENA Angel spent the weett
end with Miss Winona Grieman, o
Westminster
Miss Carmen Shoemaker and broth
er, Norval Jr., spent Friday last viii
Mrs Isaac Smelser, of New Windsor.
MIR. and Mrs Robert Reinduiia9 AM
Miss Ada Reindollar OF Fairfield
spent Sunday with DR. Francis 7. I'll
hot and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grouse spen
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Nil
Ter. near FmmitRburK.
Mr.. and Mrs John EYler. Of Ladies'
burg, and Mr. John Albaugh Of New
Midway. snent Thursday last with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Grouse.
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ANOTHER USELESS EXPERIMENT

One ~ the largest aoroplnupa ever
built rs now IN the course % con
struction ia England 60 accommodate
$50 passengers starting at midnight
near London and alighting at Sew
York harbOr the following evening
travelling at the rate ~ 1870 miles per
hour. II viii cost 2g75 000. Perhaps
the ones interested in this project
have forgotten the fate Of that mon.
gter aircraft and the loss " lives
several months ago We pray 10 hc
kept from temptation. and deliberate
ly 20 right into tbrm
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-25

New York, Nov ia movement
to educate the people OF the world To
live 100 years is suggested by Or.
Stephen Smith. 90 years old, who de-
clared in an address 20 the members
OF the American Public Health Assoc
citation last night that the Mosaic law
limiting the span Of life TO three score
years and ten was ali wrong,
Moses himself proved the ialsity OF
the law by living 40 years beyond his
own allotted time. he said. 'He died
apparently in good health, for Il is
written that his eye was uadimmed
and his natural force undated
The normal and potential life nj
man, he added was 100 years, and
every child born was adaptr6 IN ply
steal construction and junction To live
q century. Deaths occurring at an
earlier age were due. he said, 10 con
ditions incompatible with the con
struction and function OF human or
ganism, and by proper education of the
people through the association, such
conditions could be changed.
Common sense, he asserted, would
carry people TO their hundrcth birth
day.
For instance he said, Il wouif nj,
wise the lady who cannot digest eggs
10 cut them oa$ the man who yawns
too much TO walk q mile. thus pump.
sing dead air out Of the lung and fresh
air into the lungs: and the young won.
an with weak ankles to change her
pcghecicd and pointed toe in Che shoes
for the Sensible kind Ike her Grand
mother wore.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-25
TWO Calls

There comes into every persons
life two calls one a Macedonian call
10 come and help 10 do good. and tho
other an earthly call "a 20 and enjoy
the pleasures OF the world Many PEG,
pie say. II have only once TO live, !
am going 60 enjoy myself THEY seem
10 have forgotten tho rible inlunc-
ton Il go TO prtpare q place fuf
YOU Docs that not plainly tell us
that there is another life. even more
blessed Than this. " We have lived thia
one in the right way7
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-25
NORMAL LIFE OF MAN is 100 YEARS

NINETY -YEAR-OLD SPEAKER SAYS
MOSAIC LAW LIMITING PER
SONS LIFE THREE SCORE YEARS
~ WRONG. MOSES HIMSELF
PROVED FALsITY or LAW BY
LIVING 10 YEARS BEYOND HIS
OWN ALLOTTED TIME.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-25

What these figures may mean !
don't know except as something for
appropriate reflection on ThanksgiT-
ing"
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II Is ordered by the Circuit Court
OF Carroll County, Maryland, sitting
as Court or Equity, this iith day OF
November, 1921, upon the aforegoing
petition. AFFIDAVIT and exhibit. that
The Fidelity Trust Company lof Bal
timore, Md Committee Of the per-
son and estate OF Edith Chadwick
Kent, a lunatic, give notice OF its APP
plieation to be relieved and discharg-
ed from the further execution OF it's
some newspaper published In. Carroll
County. Maryland. for three success
sive weeks before the 18th day Of De-
cember, 1921. warning all persons to
show cause Il any they have on or
before the goth day Of December, 1921,
why the application Of said Commit
tee should. not be granted.
WIN. H. THOMAS.
True copy-test:
EDWARD O. CASH, Clerk
Henry ". Williams, Solicitor.
nov 1I-3t
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-11-04
CORPORAC|ON De
F|NANzAS De GUERRA

Aver Sc form6 una nueva e
energica Compafiia de prestamos,
con $500,OO0 pesos suscritos de
Capital. s250.00O, de ser inmedia-
tamente pagados en- una reunion
de interesados en- la ganaderia,
banqueros, y otros hombres de
negqcio en- Albuquerque, N. M.
Esta Compafiia recibira dineros
adelantados de la Corporation de
Guerra, y Sc espera sera de gran
ayuda a los ganaderos y esa in
dustria en- el estado de N. M.
El total de la Suma del Capital
bancario para finanzas ganaderas,
Sc aumenta rapidamente. especial
mente en- conexi0n con Ia Corpo-
racion de Guerra.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-11-04

Washington. Ell prop6sito de
la conferencia para la limitaci6n
de los armamentos. ademds de su
laudable fin de reducir el presu
puesto de guerra, es el de descti-
brir la posicion de la Gran Breta.
ma en- relaci6n con su alianza con
el Jap6n.
Esta revelaci6n Sc hizo Dor altos
funcionarios que estan estrecha-
mente ligados con los asunios de la
conferencia. AL mismo tempo Sc
dice que la logica de la situaci6n
hace casi inevitable elque la Gran
Bretana Sc una por fin al Japon.
Ell resultado sera precedido por
una de estas dos condiciones:
Primera, Sc ejercera preston So
bre eI gobierno de la Gran Breta-
ia por ell sentimiento p1blico de
sus colonias, para que no Sc reno
We Ia alianza ofensiva y defensiva
con el Japon.
Segunda, la actitud de los esta-
distas de Londres, tales como Llyod
George y Ell gabinete en- general,
acerca de la conservation de la In
dia para la Gran Bretahe, como
disipando todo sentimiento de
union con los Estados Unidos.
Segdn las predicciones de los
que estan estrechamente ligados
con la cohferencia, y que son pro-
fundos ,observadores de los aeon
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-11-04
.LO QUE PERS|GUE ESTADOG
UN|DOS EN- LA CONFERENC|A

tecimientos mundiaIes, esta Ultima
posici6n sera la que Sc obtenga en-
dicha conferencia. Sefialan oil he
cho de que 81 la Gran Bretafia
atiende. aiclamol de sus coIoniasy
alienta Ia alianza japonesa, Eingun
sentimientc de union salvara la
India del imperlo britanico; y 81
la actitud del seHado americana es
un secreto revelado, entonces no
habra mas que buscar la union de
los Estados Unidos con la Gran
Bretsfia.
Esta Ease de la conferencia sc
We con cierto inter6s de que sea
posibilidad, Ell vista del hecho de
que los representatives de las colo
MAS britanicas Sc espera que pidan
con urgencia que no Sc reboce la
alianza anglo-japonesa. Los pri-
meros ministries de les dominios
ingleses no titubearon en- hablar
claro en- la conferencia de Londres
y Sc cree que 10 haran 10 mismo
ante la conferencia en- Washing
ton.
Sc pide que Ia aperture de la
conferencia Sc efectue ell sabado
IL de Noviembre en- vez del dia
del armisticio, como Sc habia dis
puesto anteriormente. En- ell de-
partamento de Estado Sc dijo que
el ayiso Sc daria tan pronto como
regresara el presidente del Sur.
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CERvEzA Y VINO Sc vENDERA
AL PlBL|C0 COMO MED|C|NA
Con receta medica, pOdran adquirr en-
las BOtiCas haSta dos gaIOneS y medic
de Ceryeza y hasta dos CuartIIOs, de Vino

instrucciones q los agentes de la
Rents y a los encargados de hacer
efe,tivas las disposiciones prohibi.
twas en- los Estados Unidos, para
que den luego, los pasos para ell
cumplimiento y ejecuccl6n de las
nuevas disposiciones exDedidas hoy.
Hay, sin embargo. un proyecto
pendiente en- ell Congreso, que 81
Sc aprueba, vendra a prohibir la
venta de cerveza y vino, para fines
medicinales. Una fuerte oposicidn
Sc esta desarro!lando en- el congre-
50, contra Ia aprobaci6n del proec-
to en- referencia, y muy particular
mente en- el Senado, por 10 que
esta en- duda Ia suerte que esa
medida cora.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-11-04
TAOS NUEvo MEXICO U. $. A. vERNEs
Los FERROCARRLEROS MOSTRARON GRAN
PATR|0TIShO AL Ev|TAR La HUELGA

a los llamados del patriotismo,
unidos a las seguridades de justi-
cia y sirnpatia.
Cuando salia. dice, del Coliseo
accidentalmente encontre al presi-
dente de launion de maquinistas,
senior Stone, sube por el que tanto
sus demas compaferos, como e,
no habian enviado aun el memo
randum adoptados por la Junta
de Trabajo, para que Sc buscara
una manera de solucionar las di.
ficultades. Aquella noche envie
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-11-04
NO IA PODIDO EUTAR
LA GUERRA LA L|GA

Berlin. LA Liga de las Naciones
fundada para saIvaguardar la paz
de las naciones y evitar guerras
futuras, solo tiene que consignar
hasta ahora fracasos en- esta su
principal mission. El escritor fran
ces Jacques Bainville, en- un arti-
culo que publica en- la "Liberte'',
Sc muestra irritado porque Ia Liga
de las Naciones nj ha sabido evitar
Ia guerra entire los griegos y los
turcos nj tampaco ha logrado obi.
gar a los servios a abtenerse de
atacar a la infortunada Albania,
hasta verse finalmente en- el case
de confesar que no tiene manera
de poner remedio al incidente de
Vilna.
Tsrmina diciendo ell autor:
La tia de la discordia no Sc a.
paga en- Ia infortunada Europa,
Iero a la Liga de las Naciones todo
Sc lie va en- discursos y mas dis
cursos."
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-11-04

Ell Secretario del Tesorero, Me-
lion, die a publicidad hoy en- la tar
de, las disposiciones por las cuales
Sc permite a todas las Boticas en-
les Estados Unidos, vender Cerve-
"a y Vino a todas las personas que
obtengan prescripciones m6dicas.
para usar tales bebidas como me-
diciua.
De acuerdo con las disposiciones
de referencia,, todos los m6dicos
Eodran expedir un n1mero sin Ii
mite de prescripciones, hasta por
dos galones y medic de cerveza Q
dos cuartillos de vino, como maxi
nun, para cada una de las recetas.
Ell Secretario Mellon, en- las dispo-
siciones dichas. expresa que por
varias senanas, numer0sos intere-
sados estuyieron hacienda repre-
sentaciones, en- el sentido de su
departamento no tenia el derecho
para prohibir la venta de vino y
cerveza, como medicinas, basando
sus argumentaciones en- la regla
dada por el ex.Procurador General
Palmer, con fecha 3 de MARIO Ill
timo.
Como ell derecho legal de los Ger.
veceros y boticarios, de acuerdo
con la decision de Mr.. Palmer es
terminante y clarO, Ell Secretario
Mellon declare, hoy que el Depaf-
tamento del Tesoro no podia re-
tardar por mas tempo la expedi-
ci6n para la yenta de Vino y Ger
veza, de acuerdo con Ia decision
rendida por raquel funcionario.
Ell Secretario Mellon ha enviado
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-11-04
Fl JAPON TENDRA UNA
PODEROSA MARINA

Washington Ell Jap6a acaba
de terminar I'm contrat0 con una
kmpresa naviera de Sheffield, a
Ain de obtener suficientes buques
blindados para llenar la primera
parte de sn tremendo programa
de construction naval. Este pro-
granna qurdara ternsinsdo en- 1882
' en- 1888 hara que Ia marina ja-
ponesa sea igual a las n1arinas
conbinadas actualInente de los
Estados Uuidos y de Ia Gran Bre-
tafia. Esta information Sc ha pre-
sertado ante la delegation alneri-
cana Ia conferencia de Ia limIta-
ci6n de armamentos.
Este tremendo contfato para
construir buques especilles bin
dados con las companies nayales
britanicas Sc ha negociadopor me
dio del encargado de la enbaJada
iaponesa en- Londres, ayudado Dor
ma conision de ofciales naya'es
n teenicos iaponeses.
Sc ha ped!do la entrega rapsda
tanto como sea possible. de IN bu-
que dc torrecilla bllndada de
5000 toneladas, puesto que los
misnos laponeses ccmprenden no
poderlo construir en- sus proplos
ash glIieros. Ell tonelaje sera suit
ciente para poder llenar su prime
"a secci6n desu prograna &c cons
trucci6n naval, que esta dividido
entres gIandes parties.
La prirlera parte comprende la
construction de echo grandesI
dreadnaughts Y ocho cruceros de
batalla, y 81 Ia coferencia de Wash
ington no 10 evita. continuara con
Ia segunda y tel ezra parte, para
construir otros ocho grandes bu-
ques de batalla y otros ocho cru
cera sblindados. En- otras pala-
bras, cuando el Japon complete
tosiS el programa tendra As pode.
.I =
rosos buques de batalla, del tlpo|
mas moderno
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Nino perdidO

En- Cerro, una familia salio al
pifion. Un nifio de 3 amos Sc per-
dio y hasta Ia fecha, desDues de
dos selnanas de no Sc han
encontrado nj seflas. El ni1o es
hijo de don Daniel Brito. Todo el
pueblo ha salido en- busca de el
sin exito.
Cen esta, Sc registrar va tres
casos que Sc han perdido tres
vidas en- Ia pepena de piion.
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AIgunas RegIas para
eI usO EspirituaI de la
Lengua y de Ia Algeria.

Is precise meditar siete veces 10
que Sc va a decir. Entire los dos
extremes de monotonia y de atur-
dimiento, debe preferirse el prime
nero, mejor que decir tonterias.
Es precise una gran prudencia y
una gran bondad en- las palabras.
Burlarse de las gentes que no Sc
conocen, sin saber 81 ofendemos a
los que nos escuchan, reirse de
defectos que tienen las personas
rresentes, como por ejemplo: mo
me GUSTAV los calvos." me repug-
nan los rubios," son, ademas de
tonterias manihestas, imprudencias
que suelen graniearnos iraeconci-
tables enemigos, y en- las que no
cae jamas la mujer de espiTitu
cultivado.
Ell tacto de la conservation exi-
ge una gran deIicadeza y yviyacidad
de espiritu.
Otra de las condolences amables
en- Ell conseryar, es la gfacia natu-
raj que algunas personals ponen
en- ella, No ha de confundirse es-
ia gracia con el descargo o el des-
coco, pues la primera cosa que Sc
necesita es la mesura. La fran
quesa excesiya ha de evitarse,
pues facilmente llega la groce-
ceria y 10 vulgar.
La contradiction continue todos
es un defecto que nos arrebata el
mayor encanto, que consiste en- la
bondad propicia para acoger to-
das las opininiones, por contrarias
que sean.
Reirse a caroajadas es de NAL
tono y da una idea muy triste de
mujer que 10 haee. Generalnen-
te Sc rien asi las perdularias. Ell
mayor encanto de Ia mujer es la
sonrisa honesta.
La mujer que logre tin perfecto'
domino del aTte de. c0nversar,
habra adquirido el encanto mas ne
cesario para ser amable.
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~
( Chicago iComD fue evitada la
slauelga? Por la sencilla manera
de que Sc hablo con Sit7ceridad; asi
dice el senior Hooper. miembro de
la Junta Federal de Trabajo. To-
dos los leaders de las Hermanda-
d3s de ferrocarriloros son un CRU
de excelentes ciudadanos. Aman
a su pals j respetan a su gobierno.
Aun no estan envenenados con los
Tho" que por desgracia estan
ehFenenando a algunas organiza-
clones de trabajo. No son ajenos
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-11-04
MiSa de tIonFaS

Por atenta esquela sabemos que
Sc verihcara una misa de honras =
de Sra. Guadalupe Padilla de
Torres, Ell dia 5 de Noviembre. en-
la Iglesia de Taos Firman dicha
esquela la Sra. Jose6na I. Ara
gon y su esposo Herminio M.
Aragon.
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ENTREGARAN UN BUEN
. NUMERO De MAQUINAs

Berlin. Los Representatives, de
las graudes fab.icas alemanas es-
tuviron en- San Petersburgo para
conferences con las autoridades
rusas competentes acerca de los
trabajos prellminares necesarios
para llevar a cabo sin troplzo Ia
entrega De I'm gran numero de To-
comotpras1 que habian sido pedidas
a ayfabricgs. Para hacer las
pruebas con diehas locomotoras Sc
ha construido cerca de Hamburgo
una via especial del ancho acos-
tumbrado en- los ferrocarrilts ru-
SOS.