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New Britain herald., 1924-06-19

The foregoing statement made by Mr. F. Ross, New York advertising expert New Britain Roarian is in line with the advice given business by all big advertisers who realize that just for them to get proof of the crcua on they buying for their for them to get full weight full of merchandise anything else for which they put out their hard cash.
 Advertising is different than any other commodity. Mer chants buying newspaper space should do with the that they exercise in purchasing their merchandise.
 The Herald is always pleased to furnish advertisers with complete information and proof its circulation Our eieu lation books always open to inspection.
 The Heralds circulation is audited regularly by the Audit Bureau of Circuatons in the interests of advertisers These auds guarantee to merchants that they receiving full weight and in the distribution of their publicity
 The Herald is only New Britain newspaper whose circ- Iation is audited,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-19
HELEN WILLS LOSES
 THREE STRAIGHT SETS
Continued from First Page)

the return except the impossible.
 After dropping the first four games Miss Wills took the next tWo at a 1 furious driving pace, passing her op- | ponent with slashing low drives, but ! a series of mistakes lost her the criti- , cial seventh game after deuce had been called three times. In the de-
 cisive eighth game she was outpayed
 and outwitted.
 In the second set the American's 8 stroliing and footwork were again in-
 tent attack The point scores were: 1 First set.
 Miss McKane 474 44227 4--s4-S Miss Wills IS 24 4s 2-2s ? Second set:
 Miss MeKane { 2s 6 70 4.-3i s
 Miss Wills 2s 44 0 2-2S-2 Mrs. Phyllis Covell Of England, in
 the second match Of tho day. defeat-
 cd Mrs. Molla Mallory, former Ameri-
 can champion, in three set match
 5-? b-7, 6-3.
 l The match between Mrs. Covell and
 Mrs. Mallory brought out the finest
 tennis since the matches began. After
 tame s.aTt the American star in the
 second set regained the speed and grace that marks her game at its ! highest. She anticipated almost every return and covered the court more
 quickly than her opponent, who played with As same surcness of stroke as yesterday In her match with Miss Wills.
 Five Of the nine games in the final
 set went into deuce. Mrs. Mallory , had the third game in hand when she stumbled in going after the ball and fell on her hands. Mrs. Covell winning , the game. The pace was fast through ont with inc Briton more accurate . than the American in her returns. Tn the last game, when within a point Of losing the match. Mrs. Mal-
 lory made pickup in the corner from an almost impossible drive from the
 net. but sverted defeat only mo- mentarily.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-19
PULLMAN CO. FORMS NEW CORPORATION
Manufacturing Properties Now
 Are Segregated

! Chicago, June 19.-The Pullman
 company today announced the segre-
 gation of its manufacturing properties
 and the organization of new s50,-
 coO,O0O corporation, known as the Pullman Car Manufacturing corpora l ton, which has taken over the msnu- featuring plants at Pullman, H., and al Michigan City, Ind, and now is in operation.
 The new corporation is headed by men formerly connected with the , manufacturing department of the Pullman company and aready has as- stunned all manufacturing contracts.
 B. A. Crawford. formerly vice-presi- dent of the Pullman company, is president of the new corporation: Give Tunnels. former vice president Of the parent organization, i. first vice president of the new company, and c, A. 1iddle also a former vice. president of the older company, also is a vice president of the new corpor- ation. w. N. Oehm, works manager for the Pullman company, goes 10 the new corporation in the same capacity, and S. V. Gehr is secretary.
 IL was announced that there woud be no distribution Of stock or assets but that the stock of the new corpor- ation would be held by the Pullman company.
 The s5o,ooo, Ooo capital stock of the new corporation. it was announced, represented the appraised value of the varioSs manufacturing ilants taken over, The officers of the new cor poration also will he directors, and in addition Ralph NJ. Shaw is a member of the directorate.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-19
City Items

Rapp's orchestra plays new Victor record When Dixie Stars Are Play. ing Pcek-a-Boo." c. L. Pierce S Co l-Adv.
 Mir. and Mrs c. Daley of Lancaster
 Pa, are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Franl,
 Wilcox of West Main street.
 Victrolas and Pianos, Henry Morans -adyt.
 Worthy Temple, Pythian Sisters, will hold grab bag and social after the regular meeting tomorrow night. This will be the last meeting of the season.
 Have the Herald follow you on your vacation, 1Sc a week, cash with order. -advt.
 The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary will hold its regular weekly social at G. A. R. hall tomorrow from .2:15 to 5 o'clock. Sale of the better grade of dresses. l Choice of the rack at siG and SIS. See them at the Mary Elizabeth, ST | West Main, Professional Bldg.-advt. The New Britain Trust Co.,. trustee of the w. l.. Damon estate, has sold through the T. w. O'Connor X Son Joseph A. Morris, son of Mir and Mrs. Augustyn Morris of 56 Cedar street, was member of the graduat- ing class of Northeastern University which received diplomas last night. Mir. Morris received his degree as an engineer
 Miss Ruth Elmgren of Arch street off Fnr cit to today.
 Thomas J. Cabclus and Henry F. Roche has formed A law partnership with offices in the National Bank building.
 real estate agency property at s2 Stratford Road to F. Royce Loomis and Bernice Loomis.
 Choice hats s5. French Hat Shop. ST w. Main, Prof. Bldg.-advt
 Attro Audi. through the T. " O'Connor &s Son real estate agency, has sold property at fii Lyon street to Attorney Harry Milkowitz and Emanuel Richmond.
 John Hayes, a student at Lehigh university is spending the summer '"''s1. "i'ii ms boi'hAS 1h tiiis SNs'
 David l.. kair has returned from New Haven where he attended the graduation exercises at Yale univer- sity yesterday. His brother, Israel Nair, was a member of the graduat- ing class Of Yale law school.
 A son was born al the New Britain General hospital last night to Mfr. and Mrs. Harold Gronback Of McClintock Road.
 truck owned by tho New Haven Dairy Co. backed into an arc light pole on Main street near Chestnut street this morning, breaking the pole and the light according to a report turned in at police station by Patrol man George Moffitt.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-19

The consul general was warned by me of the gravity of such step," continued the premier. and I made final request to the government to take no further action until the ar rival of Sir Thomas Hohler's mission. which l was still prepared to send The next day l reveiyed a refusal, and therefore, requested the American government to arrange for the with drawal of Mir. Cummins and see to his safe conduct and take charge of the legation and archives meanwhile.
 T have just heard from tha state department in Washington that ar engagements for Mr. Cummins' with drawal have been made. I hope I have made it clear that we have shown every desire to study Mexican susceptibilities compatible with the dignity of His Majestys sovcrameat and with the protection 10 which avery BrtiSI sa'' is entlt ed aa: I1ust receive.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-19
Great Britain's formal recognition of

Great Britain's formal recognition of the Mexican government.
 Detailing the events leading up to the present relations of Great Britain with Mexico the prime minister said that in April he decided to send the Hoher mission to Mexico to improve relations, and he informed the MeXi- can government that with the arrival of the mission MT. Cummins would be withdrawn, May i3. The Mexican government replied that Mr. Cum- mins must be withdrawn immediately owing to insulting letters from him to the Mexican government. The letters were written, the premier said, be- cause the government of Mexico was trying to dispossess Mrs Evans of her farm.
 The proceedings as reported to him were irregular and illegal and Mr. Cummins would have been lacking In performance of his duty if he had not made representations on her behalf
 This brought cheers from the house.
 Mr. Mcdonald said he saw nothing objectionable in inc letters, and re- marked that ir foreign offices ohJect- cd 10 such communication there would soon he no diplomatic relations at all,
 After various attempts had heen made to get the Mexican government to stay it's hand q message came to the foreign office last Saturday stat ing that if Mr. Cummins did not withdraw the British legation would be broken infn on Inne 1f
New Britain herald., 1924-06-19
J. 5. AIDS ENGLAND
 IN MEXICAN MUDDLE
Makes Arrangements for With i. draWal Of CumlninS
By the Associated Press.


 London. June 19.-Prime Minister Mcdonald in statement to the house Of commons today said tl.e United States had made arrangements by which the withdrawal of Herbert C. Cummins the British charge dcs archives in Mexico City, from MeXi- co would be effected.
 Mrs Macdonald defended the ac- tion of Agent Cummins in connection with the safety and well being Ot a British subject Mrs. EEaus, and read the letters regarding which the MeXi- can government had complained. The premier declared tho behavior of the Mexican government, however regard ed, had been inexcusable This evoked cheers from the house
 MT. Mcdonald indicated there would be a cancellation of the Brit ish mission under Sir Thomas Hohlar which was about to proceed 10 Mexi- co to make inquiries with view 10
New Britain herald., 1924-06-19
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

An persons liable to pay taxes on Real Estate and Personal Property in New Britain, Conn, are hereby noti- fled that the following taxes have been laid and are due and payable on the first day of July, 1924.
 City Tax on List of Oct, 1923,
 22 Mills on the Dollar.
 We will meet the taxpayers at City Hall, Room 204. July 1, 2, 3, s, [ s, 2, 10, il, i2, i4, IS, IS, IT, IS, 1a, 2i, g, ?S. 24, 25, .e, 2s, 23, So. 3i, from 2 a. m. to | ?. m. and [ 10 9 pm. every Monday and Saturday, to re- ceive the same.
 OTice Open saturday Afternoons
 During June and July.
 Interest at the rate Of per cent will be charged if not paid in July, commencing July 1, 1924.
 NOTE--Persons owing taxes on old list are requested 10 make payment before June 25, 10 save expense Of liens. We will be at the office every day from a. m. 10 ] D. m.. and from : to 9 ?. m. every Monday and Sat urday during June.
 BERNADOTTE LOOMS,
 City Tax Collector. New Britain. Conn, June i, ia24.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-19
TO RECEIVE STATE OFFICERS.

Laurel Court, Order of Amaranth, will hold it's regular meeting in Ma sonic hall Friday night at 7;45 o'clock Initiation of candidates will take place and an official visit will be made by May K. Arnold, grand royal matron, and Skidmore r. Seaman, grand royal patrons. of the grand court of Connecticut. This will be the first official visit to this city of MT, Seaman. who was recently elected 70 tho position of grand royal patron.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-19

FoRDs-
 ALL MODELS
 ALL PRICES TERMS ARRANGED PRICES RIGHT FLYER AuToAoBiLE co. si MAIN STREET. NEW BRITAIN
New Britain herald., 1924-06-19

Practically no publisher of importance today refuses to yield his books to an impartial audit which will establish the exact minimum circulation he is giving to the advertiser for the price the advertiser pays"
New Britain herald., 1924-06-19

HUDSON Arp EssEx usED. CAR nFrT- us need nssr srse. snd uia ssi1 the fotIesinr csrs st ssrr1fics and cn sssv terms. 1874 Essg Ceseh dsrens,ra.-r. 1924 Ford tourinr. 1922 Buick roadster. 1921 Hupu1obiie. 1921 Hayuss touring. 1899 Hudson touring. 1seH Studelaker tig sir touring. 1891 Nash sport touring. HoNEYMAx AUTO SALES co.
 PHONE z1Bs.
 OPEN EVENINGS
New Britain herald., 1924-06-19
The Daily Circulation of the Herald
 Is More Than 10000 Copies!

The Herald stands ready all times to prove this statement and invites an inspection of its circulation records.
 Merchants who demand circulation proof in buying ad,er Using prove their progressiyeness.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-19
Mice Open saturday Afternoons
 During June and July,

The Herald Classified Ad depart ment Is by far and away the best in the city.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-19

The Herald Classified Al depart ment IS by far and away ths bsa tn fhH citr-
New Britain herald., 1924-06-19

CHEVROLET USED cAR DEPT 1920 Chevrolet touring. good condition, rev paint, ti5o. 1921 Chevrolet touring. good condition. new paint. s..5. 1922 Chevrolet touring good condition. new paint t2i5. ls27 Chevrolet roadster. good condi- tion. new paint, tz25. 1921 Dodge roadster. good condition. new paint, s.5o. 1923 Ford roadster. looks ike nep in fine condition.
 SUPERIOR AUTO co. IFS ARCH ST. TEL sl1.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-26

EN- Ell cUARTEL DE LA PoLIcIA
DE EsTA CAPITAL, Sc AHoRco
ANocHE UN DETENIDo A QUIEN
Sc LIE ACUsA DE UN DELITo
BocHORNoSo

Anoche, ocurri6 en- esta ciudad uno
de esos casos verdaderamente sensacio
na-es que muy raras vecss tienen lu-
gar en- nuestra comunidad Un indi-
diyiduo que estaba detenido en- ell Guar
tel de la policia Sc suicida, ahorcando-
Sc con su propio cintrr6n. Pero antes
entremos en- detalles y hagamos algu-
ma historic. y SAG
Aver, como Jas seis de la tarde
fue arrestado y conducido al cuartel de
la policia en- esta capital. en- calidad
de detenido, el individuo, Pablo Con-
Izalez. Este individuo estaba acusado
de haber cometido un delito ,bochorno
so en- la persona del menor Juan Fe-
liciano, nifio de ocho amos de edad
Practice dicho arresto ell cabo de Ia
policia, Domingo Carrero, en- cuya ca
sa viva ell milo Feliciano. Posterior
mente al arresto, ell Cr. Apellaniz. re-
conoci6 al niiio asi como al acusado.
do Ell delito. Parece que ell informe del
DR.. Apellaniz corrobor6 los hechos. por
10 que dicho indiyidno fue traido al
cuartel, encarce' ado en- una zelda es
pecial que hay en- ell patio del mismo.
hasta que Sc determinara 10 que proce-
,dia en- ell case.
Y anoche, como a las nueve Y VEIN
to minutes, ell Cabo Carrero dice que
sinti6 algo asi como un ronquido en-
la zelda del detenido, Sc dirigi6 aha
inmediatamente, y Sc encontr6 con que
81 acusado, Qrien estaba vestido con
el uniforme de la Guardia Nacional.
Sc habia ahorcado con ell cintur6n mi
litar que llevaba puesto. FL suicida
pendia, en- una posici6n horrib emen-
te tragica, de una pluma de aqua que
habia en- dicha zelda.
Ell Dr. Dobal reconoci6 ell cadaver,
certifcando su muerte por asfxia, aun
que recomend6 que Sc procediera a ha-
cerse una investigation. Ell cuerpo del
suicida fu6 trasladado en- la ambulan-
cia al Hospital Municipal, donde .e
sera practicada la autopsia.
La Investigation del case esta sien-
do hecha por Ell Juez Aybar, Fiscal
Massari Ell Fiscal especial, samalea.
Tnformaremos 81 algo nuevo hubiere.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-26

grupo, S no, por el mejoramiento colec-
two de las classes sufridas, q. huerfa-
mas han estado siempre de toda de-
fensa sus derechos, no obstante exis
tir otras asociaciones, que mucho pre-
dican las masas y~nada practice
han demostrado en- su historic, que
favorezca al trabajador Industrial
dc Puerto Rico que son los factores
prime pales de todo pueblo; porque
elios son la voz prepotente que ha
de resonar en todos los ambitos del
pueblo Y son tambien el pedestal
donde descansan los destinos pues-
tos significados de muchos que sor-
dos mudos Sc hacen al reclamo de
un justo mejoramiento para estas
classes.
/ Y esta Association, nacida del pue-
blQ; esta Association surgida del seno
de las classes sufridas, hoy Sc levan-
ia LENA. de orgullo; prenada de de-
seos vehemente de tr,unfo, a luchar
por el bienestar de la clase trabaia-
dora, pero cuenta con la necesaria
cooperation de todos los pueblos de la
Isla, para escalar la clispide del triun-
TO, triunfo santo; triunfo supreme.
que redundant en- favor de todos los
trabaJadores; que enaltecera las cla-
ses trabajadoras gravando, en- su
frente un sello de respeto a que t'e-
men derecho los Obreros todos. por-
que eilos son los mayores eslabones
con que Sc forma la cadena social:
eslabones que mercen respects profun-
DO porque ellos han sido fundidos en-
la fragua de todos los .sufrimientos.
al calor viviicante de las almas sufri
das; bajo los rayos candentes de un
sol tropical; porque ellos han sido fun
didos en- ell crisol de los grandes ca
reclmientos, 10 IN smo en- los cam
pos de nuestra Isla, regando con ell.
sudor de nuestra frente ell surco her
moso que. traza ell arado, guiado por
la mano del .trabajador, que en- ell ta-
Her escuchando el ruido metalico que
produce la maquina que hacee caminar
la mano del Obrero.
Y para trataf. de todas estas eosas;
y para acordar algo sobre la Inca de
condueta que debe trazarse el trabar
-iador, dado3 al E,nonaap+o roli+;co nor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-26
iPUEDE listed RESOL VER---
Ell misterio de los rostros Derdes?
GINA De LAS HAZANAS DE Los DETECTIVES MAS CRANDES
DEL MUND0l

Lo mas silenciosamente possible ell Gle
rigo Sc escurri6 de la CANA alcanzo
el revolver que tenia sobre una mesa
cercana. Apenas habia hecho este,
cuando SO dej6 DIR un critic de aviso
entire la sombra, y recibi6 I'm fuerte
golpe en- Ell antebrazo.
Instantaneamente tres personas Sc
abalanzaron sobre Ell; y pesar de la
grande diferencia, Mr.. Holland luch6
desesperadamente hasta que un dispa-
ro de revolver hecho por uno de los
asaltantes hizo blanco en- Ell pecho del
clerigo, atravesandole un pulm6n. Al
caer, sinembargo, su mente recibi6 una
impression que mas tarde sirvi6 para
mandar dos hombres al patibulo; i'm
preston que tradujo luego en- palabras,
cuando, en- sus tltimos momentos dijo
su esposa:
-Todos tenian los rostros verdes.
Tres hombres con la cara verde.
iQue signiicado tenian estas enfa-
ticas declaraciones? ERA possible que
delirara-habr perdido la raz6n CO.
mo consecuencia del inesperado asalto
nocturno?
Este fue ell primer pensamiento cue
cruz6 por la imagination del Inspec.
tor Kendall, uno de los mas famosos
detectives de Scotland Yard, cuando
Sc hizo cargo del sensational case, en-
contrando prueba Immediate de que ell
crimen habia s'do obra de asesinos
profesionales. Hicieronse preparacio-
mes para saquear la casa, pero NADIA
faltaba, sin embargo; posiblemente los
criminales huyeron despues del encuen-
tro con Ell clerigo.
Pero las iltimas palabras del mort
bundo, tires hombres con rostros YER
des'', intrigaron mas que NADIA al ms
rector Kendall Y siguiendo este uni
CO rastro, al parecer Undesirable. To-
gro resolvcr ell impenetrable misterio.
IComo?
LA coNTEsTAcIoN APAREcERA
NANANA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-26

brara una CONVENTION GENERAL
ell dia 20 de JUNO del VICENTE ano, y
ruega como sc ha dicho en- ell segun-
do apartado de esta CARTA ABIER-
IA que todos los pueblos de la isla
envien en- este dia sus respectivos gre-
presentantes a la convention que em-
pezara a las 7 A. M.
POR Ell COMITE EJECUTIVO,
Emilio MAYA,
Secretario General.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-26

PARIS. mayo "a. (Cable frances) =
Los peri0dicos de esta capital Sc fell
citan al yer la campana que tanto los
ministries del saliente gabinete de NJ.
Poincare como los nuevos ministries que
habr;in de formar probablemente ell
nuevo gabinete trabajan sacordes y en
-9Inb onb ploLIe0ueq III 5p pI1usII
e IgAIgs gLgd seIluouOo5 Up RinmI0J
cum IgJluoou9 op u!I 10 uoo GIuouIIU
ren lleyarla los enenligoS.- s.r
FL ''petit Parisien" declara que NJ.
j JIerriot, icfe del rartido Comunista ira
tt; dc encontrar una solucion positiyn
al pro,lema de la haja del franco. NJ.
Herriot es ell mas probable de todos los
lfderes de los demas partidos para asu-
mir la jefatura dc la naci6n,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-26
PARA Ell DIA 20 DE- JUNO Sc PRE-
PARA una GRAN C0NVENCION DE
Los TRABAJADORES E IN
DUSTRIALES DE PUERTO RICO
Carta que les dirige el Secretario General
de la Association exhortandoles

Sc ha 'rigido la siguiente circular
los trabajadores industriales de
Puerto Rico:
Compafieros:
La ASOCIACION DE OBRERoS
E INDUSTRIALES DE PUERTO
RICO, tiene el gusto de informar a
ustedes que celebrara una CONVEN-
CION GENERAL ell dia 20 de JU-
MO en- la ciudad de San Juan, donde
Sc tomaran acuerdos de trascendental
interes para todos los trabajadores e
Industriades de Puerto Rico.
Ell Comite Executive de esta aso-
ciacion ruega a todos los pueblos de
la Isla, enviar sus representatives a
la Convention, debiendo informar de
antemano, que todos los asuntos a
tratar en- dicha convention Sc relacio
nan contraen con ell mejoramiento
de las clases obreras de Puerto RI
co, que es ell fin primordial dee esta
Association, que desenyolviendose es-
ia paso de gigantic en- Puerto Ri
co, porque ella es la garantia mas
absoluta y Ell escudo mayor en- que
puedan ampararse las clases Obre-
ras e lndustrias de esta Isla, poroue
iucha no por Ell mejoramiento de un
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-26
LA ENcAtNTADoRA sRTA. Pillar
mascara HA sIDo ELEcTA REL
MA DE sIMPATIA DE LA AGA
DENdIA CAToLrcA II

r !. = y s
Con motive de las fiestas de mayo.
el mes ae las flores, en- Ia Academia Ca
tolica de esta capital, magnifca insti-
tuci6ns religiosa que funciona en- esta
ciudad dedicada La educaci6n de las
nifias, Sc celebr6 una yotaci6n para ele-
gir entre las alumnas una Reina de
Mayo. IS
Numerosas se1oritas. todas elias pos
seedoras~ de indecibles encantos atrac-
tivos, siuapaticas y estudiosas Sc dis.
putaban en- refiidisima justa la exalta-
cion al breve reinado de la simpatia
para cefir, siauiera sea por unos ms
tantes la corona que muchas de elias
merecen llevar toda la vida cor su gen.
tileza v hermosura.
Pilarcita Mascara fue la elegida. en-.
tire todas. Espiritual bella, une sus
virtudes y su belleza. una simpatia
personal que lie ha captado ell aprecio
y estimation ilimitadas entire sus com
Apaferas de colegio, quienes Sc esforza-
ron porque fuera ella la que preside
ra Ia Real Corte en- una noche de rego-
clio y de fiesta.
La elecci6n no ha podido ser mas
acertada y ha producido verdadera sa-
tisfaccion entire los estudiantes todos
del expresado plantel de enselanza.
En- segundo ternino, result6 con ma.
yot niimero de votos la simpatica sefo-
rita. Angeles Rocafort, merecedora tam
bien de tan alta distinction.
Ia Coronation de S. M. Pillar 1 Sc
efectuara el pr6ximo domingo en- el
Teatro Municipal y promote resultar
un acto lucidisilno.
La sefiorita Marcar6 nos encarga 'ex-
presemos por estas lineas Ell roconoci-
miepto que ella guarda hacia todos sas
amigas y compaieras dc estudio de es-
tudio que Sc interesaron en- su election
obteniendo una distinction que ella, sen,
ella y modesto, considera sobradamen.
te inmerecida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-26
LA LIGA COALICIONISTA QUE SE
HABIA TORNADO ENTIRE LOS CO.
MI'NISTAS Y NACIONALISTAS EN-
ALEMANIA HA SIDO ROTA

BERLIN. mayo "A. (Cable franc6s)
La coalici0n que Sc habfa hecho entire
los partidosi Nacionalistas V Comun:s-
tasFde Alemania, ha sidlo rota despues
le acalorados debates entire los lfderes
de ambos partidos. yia ~
Aunque ain no Sc han dado detalles
acerca de las causas que han motivado
esta desunion, sin embargo, Sc cree
que las divergeneias surgieron al ha-
Ger ell rcparto dc los puestos guber-
namentales.
Von Tirpitz fu6 el candidate presen-
tildo por los nacionalistas para Camel
Her, pero la candidatura tfue rechaza-
da de plano por los socialistas.