Now York, Feb, 1.
The question of Canada joining the Pan-American Union continues to be the topic of conversation in Havana although' Canada has dono nothing to indicate that she has any thought of taking the initiative in that connection.
'A telegram to the New York Herald-Tribune" speaks of a curious development which may result in Canada becoming full member of the Union. It says that the suggestion has been made unofficially by the Latin-Americans that if the Ottawa Government would send a diplomatic representative to Chile, Argentina and Brazil in the same way as to Washington she would very speedily be admitted into the Union—Reuter, Amiens, Feb. 1:—The Govern ment has decided to try the former Dictator, General Pangalos, who il be brought to Athens to present his defenee—Reuter, Consrantixorte, Jan, 91:—The Turkish Government his ordered the closing of an American school Mor girls at Broussa for alleged religious propaganda, following the conversion of four Turkish girls to Protestantism.—Reuter.
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