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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

W.D fIurhart. Jr. and Mrs ifnrhart.
J " hsghart and Miss Huxhsrt went
north Tuesday n ight ia President Hugh-
arts private car. They went - Nacxl-
nae laiand and from there they wore TO
70 0n a yachting cruise on Lake SUI
perior.
Prot Abtott late u the Vassar col
iexe. uho has been spending a few
weeks with her sister Mira Marx Norris
e North Prospect strrct. started Mon.
day isf her hcne 10 ITtchasld. Conn
The Misscs Waters a Oskhnrst. Nfiss
parnhar.lt. Miss Hinsdia ahd Miss
Withes are the guests Of Mrs.. r. s>fe~-
art White al her summer home a. Mac
kinse Island
Mics Fanny Thomas ~ fiie eastom
house iefs yesterday for q weeks vaea
ten wsts friends &c Paw PAS. Misa
Grace Fyfe vii take her pace daring
Der aheeuce.
HES Arlisie founx q Barclay street
Eha - professor - t.sffn ia Wellesley
e5llevs. sailed the 1sth far Europa
sbse she expects q spend year ia
travs,
Nfs ". l. Lirdout aod daughter.
Ma Neliie lsff Tharslsy b. =. ~
raesls - Ars A Watson saa daughter.
Alss Heil>. ~ their rottass ~ MaeassRa
paFk
Ma LEU More. Mo waa enter
tsisea - eer aunt. Ms E~fhsr Nrers.
81 10 10 West Breadras. returned -
be- horne IN Brazii. I'D asa. Wesines.
dsg
Na A. q. vaa St.~,h.~u Mr..
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Lieutenant and Mrs ". q Wren a
PHILADELPHIA are visiting Mira Wren's
parenfs. Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Bpnnell of
Jeferson avenue. prior Ia their de-
parture FOR LeavenwOrth. Kansas. where
fdeatnnant Wren has beon detailed as
Instructor in ordinance.
Miss Hattie Cooley % Blooming,laie
4 the guest - the Rev and Mrs. l. w
4foyd - Cost Place. ~ ia Cob.ey is ths
author &c Ripple ~ Song aud i
rontrihutor - tho Christian standard
N..s Jebris n. Wagner il hhs guest
~ Miss Aate bei;es. ~ M - North
Avenue hfiss Wagner wili leave the tirst
x ,epsemher for Boston. whore she vii
rnfss fas conservatory 81 ma-4r
Nr and Mrs. A. S. WitAerbee a
Portsmouth Tsrface rnterfai6Lz.f their
4 lur ..st Scndsy Miss Made NcSRein
~ Wasniegfon and Mss r. Marion
Wifhertse ~ haiaDazoo.
Miss BESSIE Goodrich. who has been
seitinx Ia the noffhefs partof the stats.
lreiarncd q the city Friday ~ spend a
few days wifh her friend. Miss Louise
CLARK q Madison avesue.
~ ,. n sigh - Granite. Mouians
- ftlrg entertained - fis sister and
Ita- fsufv. hrs T. T. Hawkes. The
,trtof Nas r delegate - the SILVER coo-
.se1lion in Chicago.
tglss f.ora Fsnderhaef. - Washing
taf RI G.. 8ai diss kuin % Crsfh. =
Boston avenue. returned o. the city
TUESDAY fFom a ucniss visr 20 Tho
4 Waite City
Gns rsnhaim. 81 Detroit. spent lsst
Soadas IN the city. the guest q Miss
Bessie Davis. vso - risltrg Der sstgr.
Ms g. Newman. - W. "a North pros-
ps.t street
Ars Kate Bellows = Chicago Who =
srendiux the heated tern ~ Otfawa
bra1h. accompanied ~ Mss Nellie ;
ltice. Eas = guest IN the clfy ca Tues
dsv.
he Rev. and Ars " J Russell. 81
taa Church - Christ are entertaining
i1eir arothsr ard sister Mr and Mra
tssssFge A Names. q Cssnovia
The Rev Samuei Pollard and family
81 fsirmort. lad, sre guests = his par
eats fbe Rev ard Mrs. George Pollard
~ 20 k3 Terrace asenue
Mss ~ = novian of -. Louis. Miss.
orri sill reu,ain the guest a Der SISTER.
Mrs. Btsinerd Sister of No "a Ottawa
street safH arxt seek
r~rry Al.na ard NIss Moliie wsther.
of Chicago. uers the Eurs,s Tuesday
IA Wesa..seav. - Mrs Hsmilfoe. 4
70 a BrstWics street
Crneiias ard ceris Lancaster Il
NeN fark arrived n the city on fhurs-
Gar nlxh. 81 - Tie guest 4 their father.
DAVID sacsstar
N-s haifie (fcrman q ~. - North
Cefege ssenae returned Wednesday
aft-r tee wseks Il ssshf seelRx a. H.
Wh5ta CITY.
Nr srd MA Drieht Csoas e NJ. II
N1sth Eai'ns str.st haze returned fram
TRIP - t1hieare
NJ = Srheusraxn snd chils1r>n z
Badslo are the saeass a Mr& t. Dsa-
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ORLANDO, Fla. June Q 1892
MEssRs. LIPrNAN Bros, Prop, p. p. p
Savannah. Ga

oafalaads ia
GENTLEMEN:
feel it my duty to inform you OF the
cure your wonderful medicine. =. Il. T..
wrought in my case. j have suffered for
two years with dyspepsia and malaria in
the worst form. and was a daily sufferer
from sick headache. My bowels did not
act but twice a week and frequently
only once a week. could not retain
bali ate and my stomach was always
uncomfortabiy heavy; have tried pills,
all kinds OF medicines. but only found
temporary relief IN them; was dispon-
dent and was hoping TO soon find relief
in death. Seeing your Il. +. p. adver-
tisement decided to try il and request
ed DIR. Peck TO get me a bottle; / have
taken two bottles and will soon get an
other. and can now eat in peace and
enjoy everything. aud can sleep like a
top. Ny headaches have ceased and my
bowels are regular. l would advise all
sufferers like myself to give p. Il. Il. a
trial. and they will write you as | have
that Il. p. p. beats any medicine on TIE
market. Yours truly.
Curtis CotLvTR,
Artist Painter.
orlando. Fla.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

An exceptionally favorable opportun-
ity Tor visiting the richest and Laosf pro-
ductise ssctinns a the Uert and north
vest Will - Afforded ~ the series II
los rate harvest excurrionE which have
ben arranged By The North Western
Lire Tickets fer these excursions - ~
he sold On August = SepfemteF ~ and
October lG. l-4g. 10 points IA North
vestefn Iowa. Western Minnesota.
North Dakota. south Ilak,sta. bianitoi a
NeArzsta. Colorado. n ycusing aB6 Jtah
and will - goo,i Tor return passage
within twffty DAYS frain cate 81 sale
Stopisetr privileges vii s'e allowed On
rrx tip N territory ~ ~aich the
tickets ere sod Per fnrthe- infoTms
f.ra rzii ~ cr adfrees Tis,kef Agents q
err nerfing free fslrc1iisrs giving rates
ard detail 81 srf6rraisan Nh te r1asia,l.
Tree. uyoa application - y A. Ihrall.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

"One Of my customers came in today
and asked me for the best cough medi-
cine had. says Lew YOUNG. a pronIi-
nent druggist Of Newman Grove. Neb.
"Of course / showed lin hamberlain's
Cough Remedy, anu 10 did not ask to
see any other. have never yet sold a
medicine that would loosen and relieve
a severe cold 30 quickly as the Remedy
does. have sold four dozen 81 IL within
the last sixty days and do not know Of a
single case where it failed 10 give the
most perfect satisfaction" 90 cent bot
ties for sale by +. j. Wurzhurg. druggist.
IS Monroe.
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cAlss<o 1 Moth Western Ksilsa tAi-
Hssslnss o.lsss ~ Nossh Pssk sadssy-
WeriS.s Fss Aasson.

Always something nev. something
that i pleasing add <xcitinr all be
found AZ North Park. Grand Rspsdsi
fryssing place that nasfies on tie TANKS
Of Tie rsser. north Of the city. lie
management OF this resort i n Re
passed for effoFts shown O. piesle all
classes Of pstroDs and the result "A the
lAbors ID bsing shown b lsrgdls 10
creased attendance oFcr oDffespotasng
months % previous years A psxtz sin
fuil Il interesting features il alsa3s
offered and 1T TIMES some &C file ~
fractions secured were Tar more ekptn-
sise than one had any idea II The
people wanted sus,h features. aud eteu
though they come high. North Park
secured them For Sunday only Hama
ger Russell makes d most declddi de-
pariure in the nature 81 entertain hents
served by him for be patrons lie has
engaged what may be termed brand
novelty for summer resort. lIt Is
known a. rhorrson's Worlds Fair Nh
seum. and comes hsraldsd as one " the
best enterprises OF TINS description trss-
cling. 1horntonis Worlds Fair
Museum will he at North
Park Sunday only. and no
Que should fail 10 make IL a visit
Prominent among the features offered
are a troop Of the tatoocd people. whose
bodies are covered with beautiful aud
highly colored specimens 81 tatboer's
art. Then there is the tatooed wdslsru
scout who shows wonderful strength on
his skull and shouldofs This man
places boulder on his head and allows
a bystancer 10 break il with Q sledge-
hammer. Another attraction Is the
TATTOO workers. who perform wonders 10
their craft in the presence Of the specta-
tors Mildred" the lady snake charm
er. will perform with her collection Of
South American snakes. The sea
monster. of which so much has been
written lately. will be shown IN conjunc-
ton with several other equally as sensa
tional curios. Mr.. Thornton has Just
secured feature for his museum that
should create quite furore. IL is re-
presentation OF our American navy on
very small scale. The models are per-
feet specimens and are 50 arranged as 10
move about simultaneously, with the
aid Of four miniature engines. An old
soldier at the home made This remark
ably curiosity. No one should fail to
visit North Park Sunday. The attrac-
ton there that day is stellar one.
Prof. Dear during the afternoon will
make one OF his perilous ascents into
the clouds 1t will be remembered that
Prof. Dear has just issued a challenge to
any aeronant in the state for q balloon
race.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

Last fall ! was taken with a kind OF
summer complaint, accompanied with a
wonderful diarrhea- Soon after my
wife's sister. who lives with US, was
taken in the szme may. We used almost
everything without benefit Then /
said, let US try Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. which
we did. and that cured Us right away. /
think much OF it, as it did for me what
il was recommended to do. John Hertz
Ter, Bethel. Berks CO.. Pa. % and 30
cent bottles for sale by f. j. Wurzburg
druggist. So Monroe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

Ms Eas Wan yalkesbasg. are Al Bay
City.
RsipA widdieonb = Il weqasson-
sinS
A. Haiford lsft for the east Tuesday.
VII A. Gum i II Mackinze Island
ID. ]. Barrett i ~ Guam Lake.
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send 20 the Pc ru-na Dfug Hannfsc.
turing Company Of Columbus. o.. Tor a
Tree copy u their latest book. entitled
AURORA devoted 10 diseases 81 SUM
me-
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REST AND MEDICINE.
A Natural Nerve Tonic and Health
Restorer.

Kc&torcr.
Mrs. G.. G. Filler. ia East Rich street.
Columbus, Ohio. writes in letter dated
July Il. 1888:
for ten or fifteen years / had been
subject 10 nervous dyspepsia | would
have spells OF quivering IN my stomach,
with smothering feelings My nerves
were terribly dobiitated. | WIS suffer
ing from what is called nervous prostra-
ton. My stomach felt bloafed. and
was constantly weak and trembling. |
consulted several physicians. who treated
me without doing me any good
| had almost given up IN despair when
heard OF Pe-ru.na. 1t was b al SIX
years ago that first took Peru ma. 1
found IL an immediate relief 10 all my
dIsaggeeablc feelings. Ii is the only
medic ne that has ever been Of any use
10 me. think il IL grand medicine;
and | would recommend II 10 any one
suffering from nervousness or dyspep.
STA ! am hard working woman. and
am obliged 30 expose myself often. and
20 do bard work that | would not
II | we're not Obliged TO- This
sometimes bring back symptoms OF my
old trouble. Tor which 1 tind Peru na 20
be al immediate relief. Before 1 began
taking pe-ru.na was IN such state OK
heath that ! could do no work; but Pc.
ru-na seemed to raise me right up and
give me strength aud health so that
could work. Ever since 1 first hegan
the Use q Peru Ga have been able 10
Do hard work. such a. house cleaning.
washing and doing heavy days work.
The Mana I'm consider also an ex-
celient rcmedy FOR the liver and consti-
patton. do not know what | would do
without Il II regulates nay bowels per.
fectiy aud too much csnno. be said IN
praise % il would feel Lost without
Pe-fu.na and Man.a-in. | am hard
working woman. but will try % answer
any letters o. inquiry which may he
written ~ ne.
MRS. G. G. FILLER
send 20 the Pc run Dfug Hanufsc.
turing Company Of Columbus. o.. Tor a
tree copy q their latest book. entitled
: Auror4.7 devoted to diseases 81 SUM
.ner.
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W1y. OF. Wy


My sisters. do you suffer so'
You have suffered so long
you think there is NO relief. yei
relief is close at hand if you vii
only accept it with the fait
that has saved thousands.
You may have displacement
Of the womb. or some form al
ovarian trouble; small tumors
may be forming in the uterus
or you may be approachin.
the change OF life.
LYDIA Z. Psrkkans's Tcgs
ke6ir Compound goes straigh
TO the seat OF trouble. dissolve
and expcIs tumors from ths
uterus. removes backache. an,
invigorates the entire system.
Under its influence | game
81 pounds. | know It's value
and proclaim it best in TIL
world. twill cure "A
YOU. for il cured fA
me, and anumber e. ~
II my friends Wy
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Liver FILLS IS cents
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-01

demuestre al universe que Espana
conserva todavfa su esforzado allento
Y que sabe mantener sangre y fue-
go Ell renombre conquistado en- Glen
combates.
Hoy no cuadran a Ia altivez caste
llama los retardos nj las debilidades :
ell dilema es terminate : vence' 8
n0y'ir.
Treinta mil fanaticos rodean a
Melilla: treinta mil tigres dispues-
tos, como en- la otra guerra, a abra-
zar los canones y q opener muro de
carne a la metralla. 5Quieren ellos
que Sc les extermine Pues a exter
minarlos de una vez. A la provoca-
ci6n y al insulto, respondan las ba-
las y las bayonetas, y 81 los banndl
dos africanos no entienden otro len
guaje, entiendan 81 lenguaje estrepi-
toso de las bombas que estallan y de
las bocas que vomitan plomo y fuego.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-01
a DESTROY SIN!ESTR0

Pese al patriotismo del pals, de-
nostrado en- estos d:as con abruma-
dora elocuencia, continGa en- todo ST
vigor el acd y el alla.
Los sargentos, y otros que no 10
son. en- vez de If i MeliIla. van los
destinos municipalities; y los que en- el
pals nacieron queda el recur5o de
contemplar con calma las irrupciones
que Sc suceden y Sc empujan.
1Ese es el gaiardon que conqnista
mos7 Ese es el modo de hacer hon
roso y llevadero el coloniaje7 Esa
IS Ia politica que atrae los discolos
entusiasma los mansosP
Pues no hay duda que con el tai
sistema CANA siupat5as Espana.
=" Puertorriquenos venga vuestro
orc, venga vuestra sangre; la patrla
pide auxilio. La bolsa que derramals
es buena el empleo que preten
deis. --. esta ocupado."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-01
IAL FIN !

Los ultimos cablegramas traen va,
respecto de Las complicaciones hlspa-
no-marroqu1es, noticias mas satlsfac-
torias. A estas horas hay en- cam
pana veinte mil hombres, dirigidos
por militares de gran reputaci6n, a
los cuales debe suponerse ell propo
sito de castigar a las kabilas del
Riff, sin recibir nuevos m1e1asGjes 7 sin
detener un minute mas un trlunfo
que el pals espera con ansiedad pro-
funda, herido en- su orgullo por los
desastres de Mehlla
A estas horas Martinez Campos y
su ei6rcito operan de seguro con
energ1a, arrollando a los sslvajes y
apoderandose del territorio que nues-
ira patria necesita ocupar junto al
Atlas, sino quiere perder indtilmen-
te centenares de vidas y mlllones de
pesetas.
La question. bajo el punto de Wis
ia de la diplomacia, presenta IN as
pecto escabroso, va que no es possible
declarar la guerra a Marruecos mlen-
tras ell Sultan env1a recados de
amistad Y de cortes1a al gabinete es-
panol, declarando que, contra su de-
SEQ, carece de fuerzas para someter a
las kabilas rebeldes,
Pero 81 el Sultan SO reconoce I'M
potente; 81 declara que no ejerce au-
toridad efectiva sobre sus s1bdltos
monsinazes del litoral africano, Espans
tiene derecho q asegurar con sus pro
pios recursos ell respeto que exlge su
bandera a dilatar sus l1neas iron
terizas en- toda la extension del terri
torio riffeno, sin que Europa consl.
dere roto por tai circunstancla g
statu qato Y sin que sobrevenga mn
gun litigio de caracter international
Hay en- un despacho reciente, une
nota muy amarga: la inmixtl6n d'
ofciales irgleses & italianos en- Il
contienda que libra un pueblo civil
zado contra una tribu ind6mlta, san
guinaria & inculta Esa inmixtion g
tan irritante, que subleva ell Amino =.
predispone los odios sombr1os y
los rencores urbUlentos.
Y hay una nota, mas amarga aul
mas triste la traicion de un JEFF
de policia, que lleva los galones d
teniente que ha vendido q los mo
ros armas Y municiones. Esa trai
ci6n es tan negra, que parecer1a in
creible 81 no 10 confrmaran varlo
despachos sucesivos.
Para atenuar destruir el eject
de la enemistad de los extrapjeros
de la infamia del compatriota, urg
que una serie de proezas brillante
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-01

Paris, Noviembre I8-EI consul de
Espana en- Baltimore. Sr Carlos D'az,
Sc ha suicidado, arrojandose por un
balloon.
Idem, idem idem-E Ell Presidente
de la rep1blica del Brasil, sefor Pei
xoto, ha comunicado al Herald de
esta ciudad que Sc ha sometido a su
autoridad la provincial de Santa Ca
tharina, en- cuya capital, Desterro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-01
CRONICA
YARIAs COSAS

Puerto-Rico es pals de pocos suce-
sos, por ESQ mismo cuando ocurre
algo notable deber1a prolongarse por
tempo indefnido pero resulta 10
eontrario, Y las impresiones duran 10
que el perfume de las flores: IN solo
dia.
Pas6 el conficto monetario, sin
tumultos nj agitaciones, pues como
son va muy pocas las personals que
pueden guardian moneda, todo SO re-
duio a que el pueblo perdiese de una
mano otra el veinte por clento !;
pero como va nuestro pueblo esta
acostumbrad a pagar los vidrios ro-
tos, el conficto no tomo ell caracter tu-
multuoso, que sin duda le hubleran
dado en- la Coruna 8 Barcelona.
La question de Melilla, 81 bien nos
preocupa por haliarse en- ella empe-
NADIA la honra nacional, dista mucho
de llevarnos de sensaci6n en- sensa-
ci6n, q causa de la poca seriedad de
los telegramas que Sc reciben.
Ell TELEGRAPH hase convertible en- el
gran embustero naclonal, desm1n-
tiendo hoy 10 que aver a6rmo. En-
este no puede negar que sufre la in
tervenci6n del gobierno, de ese mis-
mo gobierno que un dia nos ofrece
reformas al otro nos da una paliza
Sc nos ha querido tomar el pelo
Dor medic de Ia electricidad, y 10 que
con clio SO ha logrado es matar el
entusiasmo que en- los primeros d1as
despert6 la probabilidad de una que
rra con el intel nsarroq"f Hoy Sc
lee el telegrama con la sonrisa en- los
labios. Que no SO We un moro en
todo el campo de Melilla? Pues verd
listed como manana atacan los fuer'
tes; as1 sucede, con la particular
dad de que siempre son derrotados
,Llegan despu6s los peri6dicos de Ia
Peninsula, y en- ellos vemos consig
nado que los seis 8 siete mil hom
bres que guarnecen la plaza a dura'
penas pueden comunicarse con 10:
fuertes, por hallarse redeados de z
8 10000 moros.
El 1ltimo telegrama era va 81 col
mo, puesto que al empezar dec1a un'
cosa terminaba con una contradlc
ci6n. Hablaba de cue las tropas de
Sultan estaban de parte de los es
panoles y conclula participandono
Que habfa causado indignation e'
todas las classes sociales de Espana e
hecho de que varios ofciales inglese
italianos Sc hallasen instruyend'
militarmente al ej6rcito marroqu1.
ST este esta de parte de nuestra
tropas por que alarmamos de qu
esos ofciales les instruyan en- uni
, tactica que desconocen y que tai
necesaria les es para prestarnos ehca
ayuda !?
, De todo locual resulta que la cues
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-01

tienen establecido los insurgentes 81
gobierno.
Peixoto Sc dispone 4 atacar el islo-
te de Santa Catharina, en- que esta
enclavada Desterro.
Idem, idem idem-Dicen de Paris
que el general Dodds ha comunica-
do su Gobierno, que el rey de Da-
honey, Behanzin, ha huido hacia ei
interior del pals.
Paris, idem 2I-Mr. Humbert, pre-
sidente del Consejo Municipal, ha
rehusado aceptar la condecoracion
que le mando el Car Entire los Sc
cretarios electos en- la Camara de di-
putados, fgura un socialista.
Londres, idem idem-Indican que
existe tirantez en- las relaciones entire
Inglaterra y Francia despues de los
sucesos de Siam. Los ingleses pre-
tenden que Francia no tiene derecho
ocupar la ribera derecha de Me
kong.
Nueva York, idem idem Ell "He-
raid" asevera que la paz de Europa
Sc halla subordinate los aconteci
mientos de Marruecos. Apesar de
los refuerzos que han sido enviados,
el n1mero de espaholes no es aun
suflciente para tomar la ofensiva en-
Melilla, permaneciendo la situacion
en- igual estado de cosas. Los moros
siguen bloqueando los fuertes y CONT
n1an sus ataques.
Madrid. idem idem = Habiendo
presentado dimision el ministro de la
guerra en- Espana, Sc hace inminente
una crisis ministerial. Sc habla de un
ministerio tornado por Canovas.
Brasil, idem idem-Se desmiente
la noticia dc que ell Aimirante Mello
haya proclamado al Conde de Eu,
emperador del Brasil
Paris, idem 22-Mr. Calvinhac ha
sido electo secretario de la CAmara
de Diputados. Es esta la primera
vez que un Diputado socialista haya
venido formar parte del bufete de
la Camara.
Mr.. Dupuy pronuncio TN discur-
so que es una especie de programa
ministerial rechazando la separation
de la iglesia y el Estado; la revision
de la Constitution la del sistema
electoral actual. Despues de este
discurso, y como orden del dia, Sc
procedio la votacion, propuesta por
TN Diputado sociaiista, produciendo
esta una mayorIa de 70 votos q favor
del ministerlO.
E1 Figaro dice que la alianza fran
co-rusa arruinara la triple alianza
sin necesidad de hacerla la guerra.
Londres, idem idem-Siguen lie
gando noticias afictivas de los de-
sastres que ha ocasionado la tempes-
tad que asolo las costas de Inglaterra
de la Mancha, ademas de las vfcti-
mas por naufragios, infnidad de per
sonas han perecido sepultadas por Ia
nieve.
Las costas de Dinamarca han sldo
igualmente azotadas por la temPes-
tad, causando muchas v1ctimas.
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discurso de Sin Charles Dixie demos
trando la insudciencia de Ia escua-
dra Inglesa, y asegurando que las es-
cuadras unidas de Francia y Rusia
no necesitarian mas que una semana
de combate para dejarla totalmente
destruida.
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Viena Roma una situacion fnan-
ciera de las mas alarmantes.
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n tadura.
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II La prensa extrangera esta unanim'
: al considerar la alianza franco rus;
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