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DIED.

ATHERTON-At Somerville, Mass
June %, Susan E., widow of Adams
II. Atherton, native of Ellsworth
Falls, aged "A years, II months. %
CARTER-At Mt Desert Ferry, July
IA, Miss Frances a. Carter aged II
years, II months, days.
GALLAGHER-At Ellsworth July IA
Council j. Gallagher of Bangor, aged
GARLAND-At Ellsworth Falls, July
IA, Emeline. widow of Simon Gar
land, aged 81 years. months, 10
days.
GILES-At Dedham, July IA. Mrs.
Helen NJ. Giles aged 81 years, 5
months, 5 days.
GROSS-At Rockland, July 2. Freeman
ILL., Gross, formerly of Swans Island,
aged "a years, months, days.
James f. Kent, formerly of Swans
Island, aged "A years, months, 8
days.
McFARLAND-At Litchfeld July II,
Andrew Peters Mcfarland, formerly
of Ellsworth, aged GA years,
PARTIAL Ellsworth, July 10, Robert
l., Paret of Spring Lake, n j.
aged 81 years, months, II days
PICK Deer Isle, July 10,
Mrs Medora Pickering, aged 7S
REED-At Eden. July 16, Clarice,
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Andrew
Reed, aged II years, II months, %
days,
sMITH-At stonington, July II,
TILDEN-At Ellsworth, July Is,
Frank Everett TiIden, aged 81 years,
6 months, - days
WILBUR-At Ellsworth. July 13. John
c. Wilbur, formerly of Eastbrook,
aged 80 years. months, % days.
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When eurrouoh. w.twroro.

II remember" said John Burroughs
in one Of the conversations which
Clifton Johnson reports in his John
Burroughs Talks" that first saw
IN dish sn"rrows about 1855 in Jersey
CITY. They were scratching around
in the streets and l said to myself,
WHAT in thunder are those birdsr
Seen they were In Washington,
where l was then living, and one day
| noticed boy shooting them with
sling. ! wanted to call the police.
They'll be eXterminated,' I thought,
and thatll be too bad"
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CHURCH NOTICES.
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Rev. Zebedee Andrews Pastor.
Sunday Notwithstanding at 1890:
Sunday school at Has; Epworth
League at $50: evening at 7.3O.
Sunday, July 22-Morning subject,
"The Sleeping Diciples" Evening, ser
mon by Rev. Nelson Price, returned
missionary, on THE Awakening of
India
st. Joseph's Catholic Church.
Rev J. A. German, Pastor.
Sunday, July 22-Mass at 10 o'clock.
congregational Church.
Rev. George S. Brookes, Pastor
Sunday Notwithstanding at 1890;
Sunday school at 11.45. MG-wae SER
vice. Wednesday evening at 100
Sunday July 22-Sermon by DR..
Henry vanDyke.
Unitarian Church.
Rev. George T. Jones, Pastor
August.
Baptist Church.
Rev. Clarence Emery, Pastor
Sunday services-Morning at 1890;
Sunday school at 11.45; young peoples
meeting at $50; evening service at
730.
Sunday, July 22-Morning subject,
"The Renewal of Youth" Young peo-
pies topic, What in Present day So
clal Life would Christ Approve?"
North Ellsworth.
Service at $50 p. IN. Sermon by Mr.
Brookes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-07-18

Samuel Johnson loved cats, and so
did Edgar Allan Poe, Henry Irving
and scores of other great men. The
Egyptians regarded cats as sacred ami
mails. And children, the world over.
since the records of time began, have
loved them, and love them still. Also,
If it were not for cats, the human
race would have persisted long ago.
Rats would have destroyed 1t either
by devouring it or by the dissemina.
tion of plaques
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-07-18

In 1896 some one wrote IA letter in
bemerara. sud posted II With a fragile
iiich of magenta paper which served
AZ postage stamp, value one cent
tone halfpenny) Sixty-six years later
this stamp. long since divorced from
its envelope, created q sensation by
realizing t7.34O ($36,T00) al public
auction. Ii is the only known copy
of the one-cent British Guiana stamp
at 1856 Like many other rare and
almost priceless things. ii is now in
America
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COMING EVENTS,

Thursday, July 26-Annual lawn
party and supper of Catholic society,
at parochial grounds.
Saturday, July 2S-Lamoine high
school reunion at Blunt's pond.
Wednesday, Aug. l. at Hancock
hall-Annual mid summer fair of the
Unitarian society, afternoon and eve
ming. Admission, afternoon 10 cents;
evening. 25 cents
FAIR DATES.
August 16-Farmers' field day at
Eden fair grounds
August 20, 30-North Ellsworth
Farmers Club
September 4, 5, 6-Bluehill fair.
Sept. u, 13-Eden fair
Sept. 26-Mariaville grange fair,
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Mr.: and Mrs. Roland Stanley and
children, of Harrington, recently Wis
tied Mr. Stanley's mother, Mrs. Ellen
Stanley
Rev. Mr.. Adams and wife. of New
ton Center. Mass, are at the Baptist
parsonage for the summer.
Capt. William Keene has recently
purchased a new car.
Mrs. Matte Foss and son John have
returned from Massa chusetts, where
they have spent the winter.
Miss Doris Lunt of West fremont is
employed at the Ocean house.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler of
Orrington visited in town recently.
Miss Julia Hancock has employment
at the Ocean house.
Miss Doris Heal of Lincolnville re-
turned to her home Monday, after Wis
ting Mrs Ethel Newman two weeks.
Mr. Witham of Bucksport was in
town last week.
Mrs Alice Moore and granddaughter
are visiting at Mrs. S. S. Delivers.
Elmer Reed of Massachusetts visited
his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
TcI'rey. last week.
Eunice Emery of Bangor and Clar-
ence Emery, jr., of Bar Harbor, were
in town Sunday.
July 16. Lilac"
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FRIDAY-SATURDAY, JULY 2O-21

Matinee Saturday at 2.
THE FACE IN THE FOG" with LIONEL
BARRYMORE and SEENA OWEN The
greatest of all crook romances. Dramatic,
thrilling and intensely appealing. Cen
fury Comedy and News.
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Lunatics as Witnesses.

The testimony of Il lunatic is some
times of real value in a court of law.
While he may suffer decisions regard
Ing persecution of himself, he seldom
If ever has decisions about the per-
secutions of some one else. There
fore, If man who has been an in
mate of an asylum makes charges that
some other patient was iii-treated, his
evidence is worth hearing.
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East Sullivan,

Mrs. Geneva Young and daughter
Miriam are in town
Miss Eleanor Shaw of Belfast is
here. 10
Postmaster and Mrs. G. Fl. Hanna
are entertaining house party from
PITTSBURGH, Pa, who motored through
Mrs. Hanna's aunt Mrs Mary John
son Leighton, her oldest son, Henry,
with his daughter and her husband
Mr. and Mrs. Appel 1t is ALWAYS a
pleasure to have Mrs. Leighton visit
her home town, and the younger
generations share her welcome
Miss Annie Holmes of Brewer is
another welcomed guest. She is at
Mrs e. E. Bra gdon's
The House on the HILL" owned by
the John Cary Springs, of Boston,
which is as yet unopened. had a most
unWelcomed visitor during mid after
noon Wednesday. The traveller was
noticed going through the town, close
ly inspecting all the houses. This
one must have suited his ideas of en-
tertainment, for he broke in. from the
back, had lunch. bath and a change of
clothes. leaving his own in their
place Nothing of value was taken
but small whirlwind could not have
created such confusion, in the same
space of time. One caretaker was in
during the forenoon and another came
at night. 1t is safe to say that when
they compared notes, it would have
gone hard with this scamp of the open
road had he been in their clutches
Jesse White. who was injured a
year ago in May. has been out to
church recently and Frank johnson is
gaining from his recent serious i'll
ness.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., JULY 1910

JACK HOLT in "NOBODY'S MONEY"
Here's show with fun, suspense and
everything. If you see it you'll like it.
II you don't you'll miss something. And
Round Three of NEW LEATHER PUSH
ERS. They are better than the first ones
Movie Chat.
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Companionship.

To idle together in the sweet fields
Of the mind-this Is cOmpanionship,
when thoughts come not by bidding,
and argument is taboo; to have mind
open as that of child for all impress
sions, and speak as the skylark sings,
this is the mood that proves compan-
iOnship.-Franklin X. Lane.
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RORN.

CHRISTIE-At Ellsworth Falls. June
II, to Mr. and Mrs. George w
Christie, son. David Andrew)
EMOTIONAL Bluehill, July 5, to Mr..
and Mrs. Somes Emerton. a daugh-
ter. wilma FrancesD
REMICK-At Ellsworth, June 20, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Remick, a
daughter. kathleen NJ
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MONDAY-TUESDAY, JULY 1924
WEDNESDAY-THU JULY 1926

Do jazz and romance mix? See "PRODI-
GAL DAUGHTERS" with GLORIA
SWANSON as the reckless modern girl
Gorgeously gowned shockingly daring
Theodore Roberts in the cast Comedy
and Movie Chat
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CARD OF THANKS.


We desire to express our sincere
thanks to all friends and neighbors
who rendered us kindly aid and SYM
pathy in our recent bereavement, and
to all who sent floral tributes. We
especially thank the pastor, Rev. Mr.
Bates, and relatives, for kindly SER
vices.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. N. Carter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Carter,
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Carter.
Mt. Desert Ferry, Me-, July 16, 1928.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our heartfelt
appreciation of many expressions and
acts of sympathy by friends and
neighbors in Ellsworth and Eastbrook
in our recent bereavement the loss of
our father, John c. Wilbur.
Mr. David r. Wilbur
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence M. Gott
Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn l.. Wilbur,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred r. Wilbur,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph o, Jordan.
Ellsworth, July II, 1928,
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LOCAL AFFAIRS
Continued from page L.

be there. In case the weather should
be unfavorable, the festival will be
held on the following evening
Dr. Henry vanDyke will preach at
the Congregational church in Ellis
worth next Sunday morning at 1890.
Though summer resident of Seal
Harbor, and frequently heard in the
pulpits of the island towns, this will
be the first time DR.. vanDyke has
ever preached in Ellsworth, and the
people here welcome this oppor-
tunity to hear him. They are
fortunate, too, for in accepting Mr..
Brookes' invitation to his pulpit, DR..
vanDyke wrote that next Sunday was
the only one he had free before the
middle of September.
John c. Wilbur, an old resident
OF Eastbrook, died Friday at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Ralph O.
Jordan, on Chapel street. Mr.. Will
Dur was "a years of age, and a vet
eran OF the Civil war. He had made
his home in Ellsworth the past two
years. He leaves five children
Elwyn L. and David R. Wilbur of
Eastbrook, Fred E. Wilbur of
Swans Island, Mrs. Jordan and Mrs.
{. M. Colt of Ellsworth. There
were prayers at the Jordan home in
Ellsworth Sunday morning, and SER
vices at the home of his son David
in Eastbrook in the afternoon.
Dana McGown, son of Mr. and
Mrs. M. Y. McGown, who entered the
U. 5. military academy at West Point
this month, writes home of an inter-
esting historical event in connection
with his class. When Uncle Sam set
out to quell the instruction in the
philippines, Gen. Funston was given
the task of capturing the Philippine
leader, Aguinaldo, which he sue
ceeded in doing. And now the re-
suit of the benefcent American rule
IN the Philippines is reflected at
West Point, where the son of
Funston and the son of Againaldo
entered the sam@ class together
Young Aguinaldo is in McGown's
| company in the academy
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-21
EI ST. Giiorgetti Sc dis
pOne renunclar al con-
tratO de Ia tuberla pa
ra Ell AcueductO

Hemos sido informados Gle que don
Eduardo Giorgetti, favor de quien y
como representante de una importan-
to compaflfa belga, 1e fu6 aAjudicada
la subasta de la Tuberia para ell Acue
ducto de esta ciudad, ha decidido, en-
I'm gesto verdaderamente plausible, Y
con la intencion de obviar uifcultades
y evitarle entorpecimienoos la Ad-
ministraci6n Municipal, renunciar sus
derechos adquiridos a virtud del refe-
rido contrato.
Como es sabido de todos, la investi-
gaci6n practieaia per la Asamblea
Municipal dej6 en- 1impio y fuera de
toda sospecha las actuaciones de la
Junta de Subasta en- favor del senior
Giorgetti; pero elloe no fu6 6bice pa
ra que Sc estableciera la acci6n judi
cial la cual aun cuando pudiera serle
tambien favorable a la Corporation mu
tlicipal, obstaculizara de todos molos
(Continha en Ia pag. a.)
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Los senadOres, se1Ores
AbriI y TOus Soto ia
vorecen el sufragio
fenenilO

Aver fue presentado en- la Secretaria
del Senado, un proyecto impreso de los
senadores Abri1 Tous Soto, pidiendo
Ell sufragio femenino. Este proyecto
que Sc conocera por ell P. del s. So,
establece que tendra derecho al voto to
da mujer ciudadana de los Estadps
Unidos, que haya cumpido los diez y
nueve afios ell dia de las elecciones.
De acuerdo con dicha ley Sc estable-
ceran precintos para mujeres, sepa-
radios de los de los hombres en- todos
los colegios electorales. ST la mayo
ria de electoras inscritas-dice la ley
10 soIcitaren, tendran intervention
en- las mesas de dichos precintos.
De convertirse en- ley este proyecto,
toda mujer capacitada tiene derecho
a ser legible para cualquier cargo pI-
blico,
El voto tie la mujer ser& voluntario
Cuando Sc presente discussion en- el
Senado este proyecto, Sc suscitaran muy
interesantes debates, pues un gran nu-
nero de senadores 10 defenderdn.
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Los primeros nOmbra-
Illientos enyiadOs pOr eI
gobernadOr Towner al
Senado

FL Gobernador Towner envi6 aver
por la tarde al Senado los nombres del
Sr. Tomas Jordan para marshall de la
Corte de Distrito de Arecibo; del Sr.
Arturo Lluveras para un nuevo ter
mino como miembro de la Junta de
Revision Igualamiento; del DR.. Mo-
desto Bird y DR.. Casadulduc, para
miembros de la Jrlnta Examinadora
de Dentista2 y del DR.. BeIavaI. para
miembro de la Junta de Examenes de
M6dico. Estos nombramientos han ST.
do recibidos en- la Secretaria del Sc
nado Y aun no Sc ha dado cuenta off,
cial de ellos al alto cuerpo legislative.
Tambien Sc nos asegura que fue en-
viado ell nombre del sr. Guillermo Es-
teves, para comisionado del Interior.
Aunque creemos cierta esa noticia. alin
no hemos podido confrmarla.
Hoy las diez Sc dara cuenta en- ell
Senado de los anteriores nombramien-
tos
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q su muerte. Los testigos del instrrl-
mento fueron Pruiencio Rivera Mar
tinez Rafael Alfonso Y presente en-
ell acto Abraham Pefa.
Que ell demandante por instrucciones
privadas prohibi6 su mandatario
Iglesias hacer uso de la facultad de
vender ell inmueble de su pertenencia
sin su expreso consentimiento.
Que ell 3enandante conscientemente
nunca di6 instrucciones privadas al de
mandado Igiesias autorizandole de ven
der bienes inmuebles.
Que deaie ell aiio 1916 cuando Saba
lier contaba go afios de edad era un
hombre bastante sordo debido su
edad avanzatia tenfa sus facultades
mentales fisicas debilitadas.
Que Iglesias no es hombre de nego-
clos; nunca antes habia actuado como
mandatario de nadie Y no entenLlia de
la administrator de fincas de las con
diciones de la de Sabalier. Durante el
tempo que actuaba como nlarNlatario
di6 muy poca atencion a. la admins
TRACTION de la finca en- hacerla pro-
ducir la renta que debia.
Que con fecha IL de Mayo de 1919
ell Abogado Peha en- union de otras per
sonas organizaron lei Banco lie San
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Bulgaria reanuda las ne.
gociaciones con Turquifa
para una aLianza militar
TOdo hace prever que la catastrofe ecOn6mica
de Alemania no tardara en- ocurrr.--iH gobier-
no espanOl ha entabladO negOciaciones
con Ab-Del-Krm?

LoNDRES, abril 90 Omitted Pressl.
.-Conforme las noticias recibidas
ror la Exchange News, los gobier-
nos de Turqufa Bulgaria han reanu-
dado las negociaciones para concluir
TN acuerdo de indole mihtar contra
C.recia. Como es sabido, las negociacio-
les para ese entendido sc suspendie-
ron cuando la conferencia de Ia paz
di6 comienzo en- Lausanne Y permanecie
ron relativamente quietas hasta el mar
tes t1ltimo, en- que Bulgaria solicito
que Sc reanudaran las discusiones.
81 Sc llega a frmar ese tratado, ell
ejercito helene es insignifcante para
c6ntener a las tropas turco-bulgaras,
que invadiran en- seguida ell territorio
griego por distintos puntos de la from
terra.
En- los cfrculos politicos de eSta Ca
rital juzgan que las noticias de esa
aiianza turco-bdlgara no tiene NADIA de
ipverosimil, signiffcando, por cierto la
inminenc1a de un conficto armada.
Los peri6dicos brit&nicos refrescan Ia
memoria de sus lectores, publicando las
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Juan Carmona hiri6 gravemente su espOsa y
Sc suicide despues. trageda tuvO Mgar en-
plena via pdbica prOduciendO general
COnSternaCi0n

alnbos dos famihas humildes, vivian
desde hace tempo separados por dis
gustos conyugales, sin que hasta la fe-
cha nadie pudiese sospechar que al
redor de aquellos seres estuviese ba-
tiendo la tragedia sus alas tremendas.
DIFERENTEs oPINIoNEs
En- relaci6n con los movies de es-
tos disgustos, son diferentes las YER
stones que pudo recoger nuestro Re
dactor, en- ell sitio de los sucesos. Al
gunos opinaban que clio Sc debia a que
Carmona estaba enfermo del pecho y
su esposa no guerra vivir en- su compa
MA; otres nos dijeron que la razon
principal era que ella Sc veia prec1sa-
da trabajar er las fabricas para aten
der a sus necesida1es mss perentorias,
v otros opinaban que la oposicion de
una hermana de Juanita al natrimonio
de esta con Carmona sembr6 la discor
dia en- ell joven hogar de los infortuna-
dos esposos.
(continia en- la pagina sa.>
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DoNA CARMEN RoMANAcH DE
FRANCO SOTO

Aver Sc recibi6 en- esta ciudad IN
cablegramn de Nueva York, lnforman-
do la triste nueva de haber fallecido
en- Saranack Lake, la distinguida y
culta dana doha Carmen Romafiach
de Franco Soto. esposa de don Carlos
Soto, Juez Asociado del Tribunal SUI
preMo.
y, La doIorosa nueva de la lnuerte DE
tan distinguida dana, que gozaba ell
,ruestra sociedad de grandes afectos
por su proceder siempre noble al
truista, ha produclio honda pena por
cuanto La finada estaba emparentada
con farnilias de prestigio de nuestro
niua,do social mas distinguidc.
La dana que ACADIA de fallecer Sc
enconhaba residien1o desde hace item
DO en- Estados Unidos, por prescrip-
ci6n facultativa, pero la enfermedad
que minaba 81 cuerpo ha traldo por I'll
tirno este triste resultado.
Ell cadaver sera traido a, Puerto Ri
90, lci1de recibira cristiana sepultura.
Ell MuNDo al consignar en- estas
iineas tan sensible fallecimiento envia
a sus deudos, su esposo Lcdo. Carlos
franco Soto, su madre dona catai-
ma Ross VIDA. de Romafiach, hermanos,
dofa Clara r.. VIDA. de Guillermety, do
hs Julia r. de Bozzo, srta. Dolores
Romanach, Salvador Roma1ach, Lcdo
Francisco lei Vale y su sobrins
nnestra coinpanera de redacci6n sefiora
Laura Eozzo de Ramos, la expression
de nuestra mas sentida condOlencia por
La irreparable p6rdida que sufren.
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FL vecino poblado de catalo 1ae
teatro en- la tarde de aver, de uno de
esos dramas, en- que el amor los CO.
los, juegan siempre ell principal papel.
Los j6venes esposos Juan carmo-
ma y Juanita Bruno, pertenecientes
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4 Y | S 0

Nos completeness en- illformar a las
droguerias Y con1erciantes al por ma
yor, haber sido nombrados representan
tes exclusives en- Puerto Rico del IA
n1oso
JABON S AL v A VID "A
Para precios informes dirijase
EDUARDO q. GONZALEZ & co.
P. o. Box 81. Tel. 1s. San Juan PR.
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MoNsENoR TESLA

EN- BERLIN
BERLIN, abril 90. Omitted Press).
Monsefior Testa ha negado aqui esta
tarde, procedente de Essen.
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MADRID, abril 90. Omitted Press).-
Los Jefes y ofciales del ej6rcito lle-
gados tlltimamente de Maruecos, in
forman que Ell gobierno ha entabIado
negociaciones de paz con Alb -DeI-Krim.
Esta noticia 1ia producido hondo dis
gusto entire los militares.
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ceclaraciones que hizo en- Lausanne ell
tefe del gobierno b1lgaro Stambouliski
el aao ultimo, al decir que era posi-,
BILE una approximation entire Bulgaria
y TurqrIa.
Parece que las manifessaciones de
Stambouliski vueIyen recobrar actua
lidad.
PARIS, abrl 20. Omitted Press).--s
La noticia de que es inevitable la ca.
tastrofe econ6mica de Alemania, LENA
Las colurnnas de todos los peri6dicos
Sc hace constsr que la circulaci6n
del papel marco aIeman ha sido dupli-
cada entire Ell primero de mario Ell
treinta y uno del mismo mes de treinta
a setenta triuones.
Ateniendose ras condolences econo.
micas de Alemania Y al estudio finau-
ciero realizado en- ell Ruhr ell ministro
Delasteyre ha declarado esta mahana
cue el temido hundimiento finarciero
dc Alemania, ocurrira de un momento
otro y que paralelamente con esa ca
tastrofe vendr& Ia capitulaci6n de di-
cho pals.