The Fort Worth Record and Register (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 267, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 10, 1909 Page: 2 of 14
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Ladfes" 11.75 Oxfords. all slzes and stvles; Green Tag
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Ladies’ $2.00 Oxford! and Pumps, 1b tan and black.
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Ladies’ $3.00 Oxfords, all new styles; a real dressy
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GREEN TAG PRICES. MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S SHOES
Children’s Oxfords and Slippers, tans and black, worth
from $1.25 to 11.75; Green Tag price....
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Infants’ White Top Shoes, sizes 2 to 8, worth 75c;
Green Tag price
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Children’s Slippers, worth 11.00; sizes 5 to 8; Green
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GREEN TAG PRICES ON MEN'S SHOES AND OXFORDS
Men’s $3.50 and $4.00 Shoes, union made, all leathers
and styles. Green Tag price. . .
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Men’s Canvas Shoes. Cool for summer wear. worth
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TARIFF IS SENT
BOLIVIANS ANGEREO
FIRE IN ARSENAL
TO CONFERENCE
ATTACK ARGENTINA
OUR FORTY-FIRST SEMI-ANNUAL
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CLOTHING SALE
©ONFEREES GET BUSY.
Presdent
All $15.00 to $17.50 Suits now.. $10.00
Ateorta of Argentine in the boundary
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All $18.00 to $22.50 Suits now .. $14.50
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All $25.00 to $30.00 Suits now.. $17.50
DECISION OF AHnITRATOR.
$5.00 to $12.50
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FILLED
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CONGRESSIONAL BALL GAME.
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the time comes
SANDEGARD GRO. CO.
Ross tomorrow, when
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WILLS FOB PROHIBITION-
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The extensive sale of
Grandest Ball Texas Ever Saw
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Ma Admjemion Pee
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Men’s Sample Oxford Ties, worth up to $3.5$, tan’ Rus-
sia and patent colt; Green Ta ga price.....>.«.fl 50
txeu up teday.
- PHILrPPINES AND PORTO HICO.
Men’s S3.00 Oxfords, all this season’s newest and best
styles. In patents, tans and plain leathers;
<1.60; Green Tag price....................
Men’s Kidskin Shoes, worth 11.75; Greep rag
$1.50 kinds, sixes 12 to 2; Green Tag
price..............................
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La Paa, Bolivia, July S.—At 9 o’clock
tonight a furious mob attacked the AI-
Sl.35 kinds, sizes 9 to 11%: Green Tag
price .................................
Oxford with patent kid vamps and black,
tan and green cravenette tops; Green Tag
price . ...................................
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EXTRA SPECIAL!
175 Men’s Suits, fine fabrics and well made, all last season’s styles; sold
then at $10,00 up to $25.00; take your choice now half; on sale at-
Commenced Friday, Nowhere irf the house do you
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fPORTUGUESE PRINCE.
TO WED AMERICAN
LiA PAZ MOB RAGES AND STORMS
AND THR EATENis THE LIFE -
Of' MINISTER.
Daughter of the Iate William Rhyn-
lander Stewart Wins Son of
Pretender to Throne. *
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Walton’s Oxford Ties for boys and girls, tans and
black—
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is
sold everywhere by druggists,
grocers and dealers or shipped di-
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Washington, July 9.—During a ses-
Order your Sunday dinner
from us.
men, 25c,
UM Ineinns ana other Attractionn.
Decision of Arbitrator Dividing Dli
puted Acre District May Caus
War in South America.
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Typhoid in
Twenty years and six months’ selling good clothes at reasonable prices in
Fort "Worth. Couldn’t have stayed here one-fourth this time if we hadn't
always given you your money’s worth—and we’re expecting you again to
help us reduce our stock of Men’s Fme Summer Clothes—like you have
done forty times before. Everything included—all Two and Three-Piece
Fancy and Blue and Black Serge Suits—and all are this season’s garments—
. not a last season or a last year's suit in the lot.
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ROOKEFELLER GENEROUS
Gives Addtlonal ,,,000 to Generaz
Edueatiom Hoard.
New York. July 9.—John D. Rocke-
feller today increased his donation! to
the general board of education by a
gift of 110.000,000, and also released
the board from the obligation to hold
government is
the decision in
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Vice President Shermnn has agreed
to uwvs #9 one of the umpire#, and an
effort 1* being made to get Senator
Culberson as the other man
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.ailed out and anxiety is entertaned
for the safety of the Argentine mi-
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Ui 10 o’clock tomorrow. 1. ..
pected that forenoon, afternoon L..
evening sessjons will be held daily.
Nothing in the way of a schedule was
rts conference with the ap
Tayne is said to have told
ocrats who have signed for the zame
are Garner and Bheppard of Tex.s
Garrett of Tennessee and Heflin
Alabama.
Nsralng Mothers an4 Malarta.
The Old Standard Groves Tastelese
Chill Tonic drives ©ut malaria an j
bu!ld« up the system. For grown peo-
ple and children She
Year fer Mnnnlaughter.
Memphis, Tenn.. July 9,— Pressly
Horrett s well known young man or
this city, who several months ago shot
and kil}ed Frank Smith, former super-
intendent of the Memphis Street Rail-
way company was today found gulily
of involuntary manslaughter and sen-
lanced to a term of eleven months and
twenty-nine days in the workhouse.
Over 1.000 American windmilis were
prected in Cepe Colony and else where
15 • 4iith Africa last year.
Abilene, Texas. July fl.—(Special
A subhead in the story from this pi
on the Santa Fe cutoff, con trove:
printed In Hie Remra of Tuesday-
Henry James an unintentional Injust
Instead of reading "James Dial
Sayles’ Statement, the line
have read "James Corroborates Sa}
Statement.”
dr) eh regarding many of the amenc-
ments tp the tariff bill made by the
senate, but it is said he did not crit-
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and present it to the commissioners.
Resolntlons have been passed by aheq
Farmers’ union of the county the K
tral labor Council, <h© Minsitergee
sociation and other rganfzations
vorins this movement, and these ad
a.I be submitted ot the con missioni
court. It is believed here that the
Misioners will soon take sieps#96
erect or secure a building for bmpflH
victims of tuberculosis.
minister of foreign affairs, said' to-
HOME FOR CONSUMPTIVES.
The proceeds of the game will be
donated to the Public Playground asso:
elation of Washington Eouthern Dem-
Program me of Procedure Mapped Out
at Meeting.
Washington. July 9.—No time was
lost today by the conferees of the house
and senate in getting together to map
. oat the programme for the many ses-
poration tax provision making it ap-
pllcable to holding comnanies The
inference gained by Mr Taft's callers;
The—senate entered into an agree-
ment to adjourn three days at a time
until the conference report on the tar
iff bin is ready for consideration and
also rot to enact any legislation when
It Coes convene regularly.
The senatg received the officlal an-
nouncement of the death of Congresa-
man Cushman and adjournment was
aken at 3:45 D. m. out of respect to h..
memory. The next sesslon will be held
next Tuesday.
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Lima. Peru, July
of that place will preside as mast
ceremonies Among the speake:
Gabriel J Winter of Waco.
went made by Chairman Gates, because
of the income from the present fund
available for appropriation had been
exhausted and a larger ineome to meet
educational needs of great importance
had become necessary. Mr. Rockefell-
er a action in emnpowerir g the board
and its suecessors to distribute the
principal of funds contributed by himrect for $r.o0 per bottle
upon the affirmative vote of two-1 e A .. «- r . . ...
thirds of its members, was said to bei ur Lonsuiting r’hyscian Will
t9. noi sems at "homprrueuiizsend toevery reader of The Fort
time the object and purpose of the. worth Record advice and an in-
illistrated medical book-
imposed. the fund would have to ©on- J let free of charge. rhe Duffy
whuther"apuznerdtmand“ordnmcoa:Malt Whiskey Co, Rochester,
tinuation extsts or not. {N. Y.
GREAT GREEN TAG SALE
see more reductions than in our Shoe Department
In perpetuity the funds contributed by
him The gift -announced today by
Frederick T. Gates.' chairman, brings
Mr Rockefeller's donations to the
ot ; board to 152.500.400 Today's gift was
contributed, according to the state-
Lum of Callfornia. Representative
Calderhead of Kansas and Hepresenia-
live Fordney of Michigan, who werc
named in spite of the fact that they
are outranked by Messrs. Hill and
Needham, are declared to be stand-
Ladies Patent Colt and Bronze Kid Gibson Ties.
Tariff IMH
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most part the sixty-ninth Greenwich
Members of the Howse Will Flay for meridian.
Charity.
Washington, July 9—(SpeclaL)—a
Eamo or baseball with the members
01 the house of representatives as the -----.---- - - - —- —
players l« scheduled tor th. American night that the Peruvian
— league park in this city next Honda, perfectly satisfled with ______________
I Th - contest wil be between Democrat, the boundary controverey, which he
and Republicans, and all the player.; eald would make more friendly rela-
have been selected and arsigned tiona between Peru and Bolivia. Prest-
The Democratie team will be ear- dent Legula sent a message to Presi-
"tammes by Representative Kincaid or dent Alcort thanking him for hla
New Jersey, an ardent tan. and the services as arbitrator, and congratu-
Repubitcans will do the bidding orliaung M® on the result of his labors.
Representativa Tener of Pennsyivnia, ’ -
'an old time professional ball player.
I Tener will pitch for Uncle Joe's co-
horta, while Ollie Jame. of'Kentucky
will put lbs sphere over for th. Deme
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ENGAGEENT or MICUEL or
BRAGANZA AND miss AKITA
STEWART AXNOUNCED. ,
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KNIGHT DRY GOODS Ca|
of dyspepsia, indigestion, typhoid
and malaria, and all forms of
stomach troubles. It is a positive
cure for cramps, lysentery, sun-
stroke, cholera morbus and chills.
It quickens the circulation, puri-
fies and enriches the blood, builds
new nerves, muscles and Train
tissue, and gives fresh life and;
vitality to every part ef the body. |
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey is
an absolutely pure distillation of!
malted grain; great care being,
used to have every kernel thor-
pughly melted, thus producing a
liquid food requiring no digestion
in the form of a pharmaceutical
whiskey, which is one of the most
effective tonic stimulants and in-
vigorators known to science; its
palatability and freedom from in- i
jurious substances render it so 1
hat it can be retained by the most '
sensitive stomach.
conferees himselt. Ignoring Epresen-
tatlve Hill of Connecticut and Ned-
(RIGHT II) THE COURTHOUSE)
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TONIGHT
Territory In Dispute is Almost Iqually
Divided.
Buenos Ayres, July 9.—Dr. Vletorlen
de Ia Plaza, minster of foreign af-
fairs. today invited the ministers of
Bolivia and Peru. accredited to the
Argentine republic. to call at the for-
eign office to lay before them the ar-
bitral decision rendered by President
Alcorta in the boundary dispute. The
decision was delivered to the Peruvian
minister early this evening, the Bolivian
minister falling to appear. In an in-,
terview later he declared he did not
accept the invitation in order not to
the deciston rendered by
Bueget Both
y. After --
kr Mr , epei
among the physiciana of th s city. the
. , . Ministers* associatlon and citizens gen-
Favors Suhminsion, but Thnks Statrtet.,,1, will ana,, th V
To "" omatnelicomrrranai ! commissioners r intive to the plan to
B. U kitor °‘.TheEcorur d.Uv 1 provide a »<>"»<• her. tor iadieen tu-
Bel.moxasxuxiyouranNereulosts patienta A committee sas
oryesterdny sxounav.an. inter 0 been appo’mted Conlatin of three
‘e.4lln« MakbermnnomTtas Ipam M Waco physicians, who will get up dot.
ister. The trouble is the outcome ot
slons that must be held for the purpose
of putting the finishing touches upon J
tariff legislation
Ladles’ oxfords and Slippers, brogen sizes only,
worth from $2.00 to $3.00; Green Tag price..... 95
.— Dr, Horras,
THE FORT WORTH RECORD: SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1909.
Infants’ Slippers, broken sizes, worth from 50e to
11.00, Green Tag price.................. 39
.u, commit his government as to the ac-
his ceptance of the decision.
eld President Alcorta divides the con-
Lona at Cherbourg Several MHHen
Franes.
Cherbourg, July 9—A dizastrous fire
occurred todayin the torpedo stores at
the arsenal. The damage amounted to
several million francs.
Bride groom of Six Weeks is Fatally
Wounded in Front Yard.
Roanoke, Texas, July fl.— (Special)—
Henry Van Zandt, 20 years old and a
bridegtoom of only six weeks, was shot
and fatally wornded this afternoon in
the fro- t yard of his residence.
Young van Zandt had been hunting
and bad just returned. His wife was
at the front door to weloome him and
as aae entered the gate his gun in some
way becnme entangled in the slate of
the ga e and was discharged. Th© full
contents of the barrel struck him in
the cheek, inflicti g wounds whlch late
tonight resulted in Joto deati..
POLITICAL NEWS.
cently purchase! by Brasil from Bo-
livia for >10.000.000. notwithstanding
that Peru Issued a warning that the
end th. hili antn- territory was at that time a subject of
the Porto Rican arbitration. Serious complications are
t..e :orto Rican anticipated which are certain to in-
volve Brasil.
letters of the most pronounced type.
Friends of Chairman Payne are an-
thority for the statement that he did
pot consent to Speaker Cannon’s selec-
tions until after be had entered a vig-
orous protest. It is currently report-
ed that the two were engaged in a
heated argument over the question be-
Weodmem tn Have Plenle.
Waco, July 9—(Special.) -Wood
of this county will have a big pieni
Waco May Provide Hospital for Indi-
ment Pstlente.
Waco, July 9--(8pecial)—One day
next week jpini com mit teas from
again untIP the majority compietes its
job of fooling the people.’*
„Aithoukh the airrerencer between the nority ihatie hasoitgwtua phepmle
han ‘smnameneamn, temtareazegabe ztanegta6pate
likely to be contested with bitterness, had been known all along that they
Chairman ldrich of the senate finance would not be permitted to participate
committee and Chairman Payne of the in making pp th© conference report
house ways qnd means commitee any more thin they had been permft-
agree that it may be posslbie to reach ted to have a hand in making up the
an agreement within ten days. I bill in committee.
The two leaders, however are not so After,che departure of th© Demo-
sanguine of their ability to get the con- . crate Repubiican conferees talked
ference reports adopted speedily after for a short time without taking up the
they have been presented to the house bill They agreed that it might be ad-
and the senate. The manner in which visa ale to appoint subconferees to con- i
the house committees were selected by 18d er portions of the bill where
Speaker Cannon is occasioning much Phras eolo8y, is vital.
eriticism in the house and an effort is; . en,“one in Pl ---- -.....-----— -----
being made to have Presldent tafitrirrnuinburtisbellevre.that.thisittne le
take a part in th. threatenea’ contro- Ipurse faciuitate the making of r.- 1 There ,
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Aceording to current reports Mt.
Payne sought to have the RepubUca.fi
house conferees named in the order of
liquors. In the abseuce of a reveraai
from the people themselves of theli
wish in this matter expressed at the
Democratic primaries last year, I think
that the next legislature should submit
a statewide prohibition amendment to
the people for adoption or rejection.
I don't think statutory prohibition can
be had in Texas without amending the.
constitution. To be brief. ) am on 'he
pro side of that quertion all along the
line.
There are also some other questions
that will find mention from me when
today is that he woul-d not sanction
the noption of an amendment taxing
the net earnings of corporations un-
Use the utmost caution is taken to pre-
vent double taxation.
After the conference with the Presi-
dent Mr. Aldriceh said it might be nec-
essary to entirely redraft the corpora-
tion tax provision in conference. It
this is done, he said, the new provision
W1ll be along the linen of that agreed
upon at the recent White House con-
ference.
Ail the conferees met in the senate
office building at ths appointed lime
They were in session about an hour
when the Democratie members were
dismissed. Senator Bailey and Repre-
ested territory almost equally between
the two countries, but generally favors
Peru Th© new frontier follows for the
gentine legation. Troops have beeja
Impure Water
in nearly every case, typhoic
as well as malaria, dysentery‘and
the other hot weather complaints)
that so often end fatally, has been
traced to imptire water.
Because to the naked eye the
water appears clear is no guaran-
tee that it is pure! Often one has
but to look at it through a magni- j
fying glass to see millions ofj
deadly microbes.
The water supply in many
country places, small towns end
summer resorts at times becomes
contaminated with sewage and
pther impurities, owing to one or
another of several causes that are
common.
Doctors of all schools claim
that a teaspoonful of Duffy’s Pure
Malt Whiskey in each glass of
Vater you drink acts as a. germ
killer. When you go to the coun-
try for the summer take a supply
with you. For over fifty years
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey has
been prescribed by doctors and
used in hospitals in the treatment i
lent on the Bailey question and prohi-
bition. I am glad my atte- tion was
called to ths fact, for I want to De
perfectly frank on e terrthing. I ig-
nored the Bailey question on purpose,
because tn making the race for gov-
ernor here is no Bailey question with
me. I am not the candidate of any
faction or individual, and if elected
governor will be governor of all the
people withoot partiality or prejudce
toward anyone.
Aa to prohibition, personally I have
al way* voted for local option when the
issue was raised In this county. In
th© primaries last year I voted in favor
of the legislature submitting the pro-
hibition amendment to the people, and
if that amendmnent had been suhmitted
to the people I- wold veto for Ils
adoption. I think it is wrong to a-
cense anyone to sell intoxicating
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TROOPS AWE RIOTERS
Lon don, July 9.—The Austrian em-
I bassy her© today announced the en- ]
I gagement of Prince Miguel of Bragan- ;
I Za, eldest son of Duke Michael, the .
I pretender to the Portuguese throne to I
Miss Anita Stewart, daughter of Mrs.
I; James Henry Smith of New York.
! Prince Miguel Was born Sept 22, 1877.
He is the son of Duke Michael by his
first wife. Princess Elizabeth Thurn-
und-Taxis whom bo married in 1878.
Miss Stewart U the daughter of Flea
L James Henry Smith, who was formerly |
the wife of William Rhynlander Siew-
art. Mr. Smith died while his family
was traveling in Japan two years ago,
- leaving an estate estimated at about
, $30,000,000.
Miss Stewart has known Prince Mi-
i guel for several years and recently re-
newed this acquaintance in London I
where the prince has been ©pending the
; Beason. He has been a frequent guest I
| at the house of the duke of Somerset '
in Grosvenor square, which Mrs. Smith
recently leased. It is probable that j
the marriage will take place in London, ’
but thia has not yet been settled Mrs.
, Smith and her daughter having left ,
, Iondon together for Austria, where the '
. details of the nuptiale will be ar-
| ranged in connection with the Braganza
I family
Prince Miguel is the grandson of ex- I
i King Miguel of Portugal and an officer I
i in the Austrian army.
| The prince bag figured nearly a do*- I
I eft time© withfn the last two years in !
' reported international marriages and ,
has become known to American readers I
; as ""the perpetual finance.” Miss Pull- '
; man of Chicago, Mrs. Samuel Sloan l
Chauncey ot St. Louls and an uniden-i
tiled "Miss Vanderbilt of New York,"
- are among those who have been re-
ported as having been won by the son
. of the pretender. His attentions to
Miss Stewart -have been marked since
; she was presented to King Edward by
| Ambassador Reid in June, 1908.
Miss Stewart made her debut at one
• of the most elaborate and costly balls
ever seen in New York, given by Mr
Smith in December, 1908, before nis
marriage to Mrs. Stewart at his Fifth |
avenue mansion formerly the home eri
William Whitney. A few months after
that ball Mrs. S ewart obtained a di-
j vorce from Mr. Stewart In Dakota an J '
thke was followed shortly by het mar. •
riage to the eccentric milllnafre known
in Wall street as Silent Smith.
of his riends that he belleved the con-
feres had been chosen with a view of
putting the tariff bill through a
speedily as possible along senate lines.
As soon as the senate adjourned today
Mr. Aldrich telephone to Mr. Paync
tsking him to get the house eonferecs
together and to meet the senate con-
ferees in the finance committee room
in the senate office room at 5.30 p. m
Senator Aldrich then went to the
White House, where he had an extend-
ed conference with President Taft, who
tad just reutrnee to Washingtor. frot
Now England
The President questroned Mr. A‘-
WN“h
Ms
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else any of the proceedings in that
Tody except the amendment to the cor-
sentative Champ Clark walked out to-
gather and laughingly told a number
vf waiting newspaper men that they
could not expect much help from the
Democrats in covering th© news of the
conference.
We have been dismrssed," said Mr.
Bailey, "and we will not be called in
sion lasting nearly four hour© the
Phliippine tarif bill
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budget were passed by th© senate. Only
a nominal resiatance was offered by
the minority to these measures. An
mendment by Senator Johnson of Ala-
bama. declaring the intention of the
united States eventually to grant In-
. mndence to the Philippines was op-
posed as being out of place in this-btll
and was rejected Senator Culberson
•ought to limit the operation of the
Porto Rican act to July 13, 1910, but
hi© amendment was defeated.
dispute between Peru and Bolivia.
Senor Fonseca 13 the Argentine min-
sraseology is vital This never has hatar been priang thV areggs flnuJly
2en, < Be in previous conferences on turned in the direction of the Argon-
toriirbuinbufrt is heilevre"thiiiine legtion which they Jrroued.
; cour5e wl faciuitate Cho making of re- Thorn shoun or rage and atones and
< °l- . ,,, . . . (other missiles were hurled at the
• ! unAn TMourrome ntx as.taken. tonisht building The local Autoriti45 on
_ until 10 oclock tomorrow. it I. ox- deavorea to chock the nianifootatloho,
e* lan and at length the government found it
necessary to order out troops Both
this legation and that of Peru are nor
under a strong guard.
The Bolivian minister entered a pro-
test against the decision rendered hy
President Alcorta. The territory In-
volved is the famous Acre distrfct re-
that foreno
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