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Leo. S. Lamm will attend to all of
his fathers business during the latter s
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quent and forceful speakers of the
race, will deliver the address. Or
chestral music. Special invitation ex-
tended to the ladies'
At the Mems Literary Congress, st.
James Church, Sunday 400 p. M, the
subject: Some of Our Faults and
Their Remedies" will be introduced
By Mr.. Jno. S. Wright. Good pro-
gram Of music. ALL men are invited.
For Rent-7-room fiat; neatly ar
ranged; in excellent condition; all wa.
ter conveniences inside; within seven
blocks of st. Peters church; directly
on car line; rent cheap. Apply to
Henry Roberts, West Hotel Drug
Store. 1@ ,.s =. ~
I The chartered car that carried the
Pride of Minnesota band and company
to st. Paul last Monday evening was
filled to overfoWing The honor of
the success of the entertainment is
due to the untiring efforts of B. Mo-
cen, ". Rogers and Prof. Howard. .
Bethesda Baptist church, Eighth
between Eleventh and Twelfth ave
nue. South. Rev. M. w. Withers, pas
tor. Residence, s1117 South Sixth st.
All are invited to come and worship
the Lord in this place. Strangers are,
made welcome. Sunday school 1880
p. M. Glasses for all ages. -.
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MINNEAPOLIS.
DO!NGS IN AND ABOUT Thu
GREAT "FL.OUR CITY"
Matters Social, Religious and General
Which Have Happened and are to Happen
Among the People Of the City on the
Falls. "a. T. asr lss# d

81 Room for rent; excGIIont1y furnished.
Apply at 707 b. 18th St. +.
0 Little Joe Reid, son OF, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. c. Reid, is on the sick list.
Mr. William R. Morris has been
elected chairman of st. James, new,
trustee board. &c.
Pride of Minnesota, K. of P. No,
5, meets first and third Thursday AZ
l04 Hennepin avenue south. ~
Mrs. Addie Wilkins has a nice fur.
n1shed room for rent, corner of 18th
street and Third avenue So. . T
People who send advertisements 20
a newspaper should remember that it
costs money to run, a newspaper ~.
Want to rent four room centrally
located; will pay $500 per month. APP
ply to H. Roberts at West. Hotel Drug
Store. I % ~ y ''F5EE
St. James secured the services CT
one Of Minneapolis leading mistresses
OF music and hereafter will afford
splendid choir service. ,,./-
DIR. r. S. Brown has moved his officp
into the Century Building, No.. p
Fourth street south, rooms 4O5 and 4os
Office phone, N. W.. 3271-J-1 Main.
t The Misfit Clothing Parlors is the
place to get the best clothes at the
lowest prices. They will make them
fit you, too. No. 241 Nicollet Ave-
IA lie Roy, Roberts will call on all de.
linquent subscribers of THE APP
PEAL. PEA J. Please don't disappoint him,
as this is his first attempt at collect.
ing money. 5 x
The Appeal Is mailed to most OF
the homes of the people of the Twiu
Cities, and 1t you wish matters to reach
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kE,ST PAULS THR ZEE CONVENTIONS. Eala


Bishop Alexander Walters, of New
York, president Of the National Afro
American Council and also of the
Pan-African, both of which organiza-
tions hold their annual meetings in
st. Paul next year, was in the city
Thursday to confer with the citizens
in reference thereto. A meeting was
held Thursday evening at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. F. L. McGhee, at which
were present: Harry Shepherd, T. H.
Lyles, Rev. J.. C. Anderson, Geo. B.
Lowe, j. P. Anderson, Dr.. Val Do
Turner DR.. o. D. Howard, c. E.
James, G.. w. James. J. H. Loomis, W.
L. Francis, j. c. Adams of St. Paul,
Rev. Reeves and Robert Lee Of Min
neapolis. 1t was determined that the
action Of Mr., Harry Shepherd, who, as
delegate from the Business Mems
Club, to the recent meeting of the
National Afro-American Council at
Philadelphia, secured the meeting of
the councilsin st. Paul, should be rati-
fled. "A committee composed of Rev.
j. G. Anderson, Rev. D. W. Carter,
Rev Reeves, Robt. Lee and DR.. Val
DO Turner was appointed to confer
with committee to be appointed by
the Business Mems Club and the
joint committee to arrange for a mass
meeting to make arrangements for the
entertainment of the delegates to the
meetings. The meeting was very
pleasant and harmonious. In this
connection it might also be noted that
the National Afro American Press As
ISOLATION will meet in this city, max
ing three meetings that will bring to-
gether the most noted men among us.
The conventions will all be held about
the middle of August.
Bishop Walters was the guest OF
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Uncertain Values OF Property.

a Westerner now settled for life in
New York says: Il have not yet mus
tered up sufficient courage to buy q
home. ! want a home the worst sort
but the trouble is am afraid to buy-
because there is no telling who win
be my neignbors tomorrow. next
month or next year. Look at these
BROOKLYN 8 folk, for instance, who get
mad mad with each other on slight provo
cation and sell or rent tneir houses
for o1 a song to Objectionable people in
order to scandalize the neighborhood
a dlsgruntled neighbor thinks nothing
Of advertising for negro tenant or
purchaser to take his house off his
hands and make things disagreeable
Tor those who live next door.-New
York Times.
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SOLUTION OF A MYSTERY.

Alarming Appearance of Words in
If Spider Webs at Toledo.
Toledo's wonderful spider-web mys-
terry has at last been cleared up. Sew
eral days ago thousands of Toledo peo-
pie focked TO point on Canton ave-
nue., near the courthouse, where in
plain letters on spider web appeared
the words MY JIM and Murder
What made the denizens of that To-
callty shudder every time they looked
at it or thought about it was the fact
that the web was spun the corner
OF house in which Jim Lee, colored
man, had been murdered a day or two
before. The letters were of white,
while the web appeared a few shades
darker. Yet it was the belief of very
body who saw it that it could not have
been the work of human hands
Names appeared on other spider webs.
but the mystery remained unsolved I'M
til today, when Mrs. Leggett, who
came here from Detroit, said her hus-
band made the letters She made the
admission to ease the mind of serv-
ant girl who had, shown signs Of in
sanity because of the web on the house
where Lee was killed. Mrs. Leggett
said her husband makes the letters
from fbers he takes from spider webs.
Armed with a string of letters, he has
but to put them on web that strikes
his fancy. The letters are slightly
11OiStpnpd and then I,p0ppft nv q papO-
tie breath, blows them upon the web,
and they cling there as though placed
there by the spider itself. Of course
a stirring breeze, soon destroys the
letters or blows them together. He
does it sosdeftly that no one, unless
eognizant Of the method employed,
would suspect the deception. He
spread the names about to call atten-
ton to his invention, expecting to use
it for advertising purposes. It ledo
Correspondence Cincinnati Enquirer.
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day night meetings at the church
Monday, Oct. 81. The opening meet
ing promises to be very interesting as
we'll as entertaining. Mrs. Addie
Crawford Minor will sing and a very
instructive address from our attorney
F. L. McGhee. s.
The famous chef, John Godfrey. has
moved his boarding house to. No. $50 Wa.
College avenue, where he has all the mod
ern corveniences. and is, getter than ever
prepared to O., serve his guests. Board and
sonable rates. Meals, IS cents. Sunday
dinners from 100 to 5 100 a speciality.
Transients accommodated. - -,
The biggest bevy of beauties that
has graced the Star Theater known as
THE Innocent Maids will be found
at this popular amusement resort next
week commencing with Sunday mat
inee. An attractive olio including
some of the best performers in the
profession will be given. Don't miss
it, or you'll miss it.
The reasons why you should buy
your coal, wood, -four, feed, hay, etc..
from CIV. Staehle, corner Rice, Car
roll and Iglehart streets, is you can
generally buy it for less money and
get full measure, the best of goods,
prompt delivery and in large or small
quantities. 1t will pay you to try him
Chunks, Soft Coal, Coke, Sawed and
Split Wood and Best Hard Coal.
Telephone Main 1446. IF r.
Mrs J. E. Porter and Mrs. V.SD.
Turner attended the meeting of the
State Federation of Women's Clubs at
Owatonna Thursday as representa-
tives from the Adelphi Club to be
present when the action was taken
upon its. application for admission into
the Federation. u ~ T. 49,.
A good fight was put up by the
friends of right, but the color preiy-
dlsts were in the majority and the ap-
pllcation was tabled Mrs Porter ad-
dressed the meeting after the vote was
taken and was accorded gracious
hearing -. ..,..~..
Sheriff p c. Justus has appointed
J. @. Adams as one of his deputies,
the appointment being made last
Saturday. When Mr. Justus was
elected he promised to give the Afro
Americans a deputyship and several
men were candidates for the place, all
with good backing. There were two
candidates who were especially en-
dorsed by the two American Re-
publican clubs, one by one club and
one by the other. The sheriff de-
string to have some one agreed upon
by both clubs held UP the appointment
until it was evident that no agreement
between the clubs could he arrived at
and so he made the appointment as
above stated and redeemed his
promise. t-" -. .a."...5y
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slow, tedious ailment, I know of no
attention more beneficial than occa-
slonal entertainment of this kind I
recommend it for all my patients, but
l have often trouble in filling my own
prescription for the simple reason
that it is hard to, find a person whose
voice is soothing to representative
nerves Or an invalid. In the homes of
the Well-to-dO one would naturally .eX-
pect to find the women of the family
possessed of voices so well modulated
that their reading would be a pleasure
to the ear, but in reality such is sell
dom the case. Invariably, when pre-
scribe a course of light reading as an
antldote to pain and WEAKNESS, the pa
tient replies with the question, But
VINO is going to do the reading?' The
upshot of the matter is that volun-.
teer to send somebody in to read for
an hour or SO each day, and then it is
up to me to provide the reader. This
is not easy to do, for, while very few
native-born Americans are illiterate,
there are still fewer who are fitted to
dlspel the tedium of a sick room by
turning themselves into professional
readers. Not infrequently find voices
whose tones are agreeable, but when
L put the owners to tue test. Of read
Ing find that they pronounce badly,
inject still worse, and, in short, fail
TO get any meaning out of the article
given them. They probably get at the
gist of it for themselves. but they
totally fail to convey it to another.
IL behooves women to set about effect
ing combination of the graces. of a.
pleasant SAINT expressive voice, correct pro-.
ncun lei and quick perception of the
!. meaning OF phrase. # they will .ac-5
c GO 7' this task they shall find
agreeable work to do''--New York
Sun
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gorgeous costumes, and a spanking
new and lively symposium of fun anu
frolic called "A Filipino Mis-Fit..''

gorgeous costumes, and a spanking
new and lively symposium of fun anu
frolic called "a Filipino Mis-Fit.'
The company to appear il this joy
Gus frivolity and in the shorter,
sketches is headed, Of course, by the
one and only Black Patti (Sissiretta
Jones) the world famous prima dom
ma. But the great ttraction-the
Black PATHS not the whole show, as
is too often the case among steller
organizations
First among her support is John
Rucker, an inimitable comic, s the
:. bama Blossom - - SINCE and COM
edian. Wherever John Rucker is,
there Goddess Laughter gets upon her
throne and holds both her sides. There,
as no weep and you weep alone
around where this get your moneys
worth funny man lis found; everybody
is weeping tears of merriment Other
uncorkers of the lacry glands are
Leslie Triplette and James Crosby,
delightful duplex artists; Matte
Philips, queen of fantastic cake walk
ers; Stokes trio, the greatest buck
and wing dancers that ever stirred up
the dust; a smiling rosebud just out
of Old Dominion: The Yer Valins,
who play from bones which slide like
kelly to third; w. NJ. OWsley, tenor
tooter and musical melanger; VIII
Cooke, Just one of him despite the
name, and a cyclone Of comicality; w,
Worries, sings sweet songs silverly, the
mirroE Of merrimsnt and musie's5
minion i anthony Byrd. renowned Ed
ward &c Reszke's replica >. P. Read,
the basso bravura from Baltimore;
James Lightfoot, renowned baritone;
Sarah Greene, pride Of the. Wabash;
Laura Bailey. with a thrush s throat;
Carrie Cooke, the Pride of the
sLeVee,s - Mack Allen. "a slack-wirel
phenomena and a lot more too num-
erous to ment on cake walkers, sing
ers and dancers. @
So you are going to be 4 poet, young
man. queried the sex editor, In whose
voice there was note Of nicism.
We'll there IS always room ii the up.
per story.
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BLACK PATTI
AT the Grand Opera House. ST. PAM.

The famous Black Patti Trouba-
donrs will appear at the Grand Opera
House the coming week, commencing
next Sunday night at IS. A won.
.drous success has been the history of.
this now famous organization from its
inception. Imitation has been newt
able, but the theater going public has.
grown weary of substitutes labelled
Just as good" and the Weak-legged
NO y Company there is but one
BLACK Patti Trouba ours" and thar
one supreme and incompa rable This
is the sixth season of triumphant suc-
cess for this company under the able
Of Voelekel and Nolan,
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: READING TO lNvALiDs.
Dimculty in Finding voices sooth;n,

Difficulty in Finding Voices Soothing to
Z Z e Nervous Patients. .5E- .$
There is one accomplishment that
selt-supporting women would do we'll
to acquire said tired doctor, "and
that is reading aloud. For people who
are conwalescing. or. suffering from a
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these homes you must publish them ID
the Appeal.

Revival meetings are being held at
st. James Church, 4th street and 9Th
avenue south. Next week Rev. H. H.
Thompson, the new presiding elder,
will preach there 5S.s. /.
Rev. T. 4. Reeves Is working hard
to build up the attendance at st. Peter
Church and Sunday school Parents
should attend the morning and even.
ing services and send the children to-
Sunday school
Ladies' Day, upon which occasion
Sflr- n. Fl Reeves, one of the most elo-
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MT. =. e. McGhee during his stay in
the city: He left yesterday evening
for the East.
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Put not thy soul in Satan's hands, in
.lsIIIqD AZ u!RSB Nogq 4! 9Agq o. 9dou
Cursed is he who sins in hope. Clark.
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- v -. . BLACK PATTI. n
who have conducted the tour from the
first; new features have been con
|stantly introduced and new perform
crs Of merit have been engaged when
ever discovered The company for
this year is one of great excellence,
with all new splendid scenery, and
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and prospects,.

Elk Express, e. .. Charleston, prop,
packing and shipping; hauling of all
kinds; coal and wood il large CT
small quantities. When you wish
anything in his line give him a call.
Telephone, Main 1921 1. Office GO
East Sixth street.
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kinds; coal and wood il large CT
small quantities. When you wish
anything in his line give him a call
Telephone, Main 1921 1. Office GO
East Sixth street. "a
Those Of our patrons who desire to
have matter published must get the
same in this Office not later than
Thursday afternoon, otherwise it may
be crowded out. No notice will be
taken of any communication that is
not signed by the author.
Mr.. J. F. Pringle and Mr.. J. G. Nc
CHM, who for SO many years were
at the Plymouth Clothing House, have
again connected themselves with that
old. reliable institution, ready to vel
come their old friends and serve their
greatest interests as in days past.
The members and. friends of st
James Church will tender benefit
concert to Prof. j. w. Luca at the
church next Tuesday evening. An ex-,
cellent program has been arranged
and as the cause is a good one it is
hoped The church will be crowded.
DIR. j. e. PORTER, physician AID
.argeon, Room 40 Washburn building,
Fifth street, opposite Conr.. douse.
Office hours: 10 a. m. to l. "a. (: p. m.
to 4 p. M, z to 8 p. m. Telephone
Main, 1851 1. Residence, 453i Car.
roll street. Telephone, dale. 464--L3.
Mrs. A. E. Owens, nee Belle Ed
monls, formerly of New Albany, Ind. 81
but at present residing in Helena,
Mont, was is the city Thursday en-
ronte to the Buffalo exposition and
the East for a month visit. She was
the guest Of Mrs. j. @. Adams during
her short stay.
Messrs. j. j. Johnson and AZ Will
l1ams have started new enterprise in
the form Of a night lunch wagon,
which they have named the "Iro-
qnois. They have stand on Mime
sofa street between Sixth and Seventh,
and are prepared to serve all comers.
Give them call. Il
The entertainments given by How
ards KIP Band at Sherman Hall last
Monasy evening was a corker There
was q, tense and Immensely jolly
crowd present, and everyb body who
just looked like he was not hay ing d.
good time was compelled to 60 Way
back, and sit down. '' /,
The Litsrarg Society Of Pilgrim
Baptiss Church vii resume its Mon
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So you are going to be a poet young
MANI? queried the sex- editor, IN whose
voice there was a note OF cynicisnl.
We'll, there IS always room ii the up:
per story. &
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Hill station, st. Paul, MIMI, state the
date Of your birth and enclose ten
cents, and he Will send you a wonder
ful life reading of character, ability
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-05
Sc encnentra en- esta ciudad Ell
doctor Font v Guillot y don Manuel
Vazquez Alayon,
sHEciALlpADEs ER!cANAs
a RRECiQS DE EARRiCA

Fie{utamcs pcdidos de todas clases. Re
prcssntamos conipradores que deseen obetos
a1nerichnos de cualquier clase en- cualquiera
cantidad. AtenCi0n particular los Dedidos
que Sc confien 4 nuestro albedrio asegura
p1eta satisfaction. SonloSI m anutact urerOS
traficantes de caniisas, sobretoGos pantaIones,
anualos, novedades, utiles oyeria ropa hccha para
Sencras Cabaiieros, eet Todos estos artfculos
fabrican en- nuestra propia fahrica establecida
hace treinta amos van directa anente de ella q
1uestros 1narchantes econ 0nlizando as1 ell
pago de todas las utildades que perciben los
revendedores Y garantiZando los precios
bajos por arcu!os de primera clase Negociamos
tanlfoierl con tOda clase de artfculosde algodon.
Agentes para terretcria fina, muebles, pianos,
ect. Atendemos prontamente a toda eorrespondencia
TODD petlido debe veIlir panado por
una libranza sobre New York, Paris Lon
dres, de giro postal de por 10 nenos lln
2o% como deposito en- earantia de buena fe
Referencias = Mercantile National Bank,
Oriental Bank y tambien las Agencias Mer-
cantiles de Dun Bradstreet todos de New
York. RoGGEN g. EiSENSTEIN,
aLMAcENEs Fasaica, Ea ~ e. BROADWAY.
Pfdase circular general de exportacion y de-
signese due ramo especial de artfculos Sc desea.
Dirijlse toda correspondence 4 Ia ofcina
departa talnent os>de ventas Nos. SO V G2 Lis
penard St. Dept. H., New York, y. S. A.
Favor de lnencionar este periodico.
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Muy estimado doctor:

Con satisfaction le dirijo Ia pre-
sente, fin de darle las gracias por
Ia esplendida curaci6a que me ha ne
cho. Francamente le confeso q ue
nacfa mas de amos sufria horrible :
mente con motive de dos tumores
ca-nosos que me habian aparecido;
y a pesard de los esfherzos que hicie'
ron muchos medicos, durante TODD
este tempo, por curarme, no Sc pu !
do obtener NADIA. Su tratamiento
me ha curado en- POGO tempo, y gra
cias q I'd. disfruto ce la salud que
me habfa faltado por varios amos.
Pueae I'd hacer uso de la pre-
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HEcH0S Y DIcHoS.
CrOniQuilla del dia.

VI VAAAY NAAAVO uOA NAUs
Ha vuelto sonar una maraca
mas estruendosa que la descrita por
Mono.
Pero en- lugar de peronias tiene
<matoss y mata.
Si no que 10 digan los sobrinos
sin tios de Vega baia.
iOjo! Insular Police!
iQue asan cuartos!
va no es ell troly solameute oil
que Sc resiste. I'll telon del Teatro
dijo anoche: Ne cuacuam Y enar-
bol6 la bandera roja,
Protesta del cabotaje, dijo uno.
Que traigan al tromcyisto grito
otro.
Y Sc presento un recaudador de
contribuciones.
Aplausos del soberano
Por fin ell telon de anuncios saco
de apuroe, salvando del naufragio
Sardou.
va que hablamos de Teatro
vsya un regaf1ito en- serio.
& No podria conseguir la policia
que ell paraiso sea meuos terrenal
mas respetuoso con Ia sociedad al I
reunida
E%3 Los angeles de ese paraiso sin
alas nj zapatos, SO salep del cuadran'
te.
hasta la Orquesta tambien,
con un repertoire tan pobre para los
entreaetos, que no oinnos mas que
danzas y mas danz>s. mo tienen
Otra cosa?
Segun interview de Mr.. Freed
man con un redactur de Ella Bande
ra' Americana, esta pesaroso de ha
ber a5endido insidiosas excitaciones
contra Mr. Fajsrdo.
Ell Sr Freedman ba sido ascen
dido.
Esta probsao; para un yankee
un fraile
Hasta ell Papa ha tenido que
acudir Nc Kinley para cue le quite
de encilna los frailes
Son do nuestro nismo ofcio, le
dice, todo 10 hacen por humauidad.
Pero donde clavan uu .clavo es
peor que una carbonera 8 estaci6n
naval nuestra Entire los tagalos y
los failes me quedo con los tagalos
estos no me hacen NAL tercio.
A 80 montan las viotimas Of
cislos del cabotaje
80 que en- Is dias tienen que re
solver un problema mas diflcil que
10 cuadratura del cfrculo
0 seguir el ejemplo de los Patti
llanos 6 patillenses.
Pues, ST seGor, Ell cacique Zam
boanga, el tiranuelo y semi salvaje
Datto Mandi, ha rubiicado una Or
den prohibiendo la esclavitua ell
comercio do carne humana en- su
territorio.
Vamos, que 81 eatuviese squf Sc
acababan los viaies para el Hawaii.
ell Departamento de la Guerra
de los Estados Unidos, abandona
los caflones neumaticos de dinamita
porque las bombas explosives dan
mejor resultado.
iQue gran difereucia va de un
pals salvaje un pals civilizado
Contirmase que sera un viudo
al que brinde su blanca manola Sra
Secretaria.
Aunque trabajan de una name
ra desesperada los otros para que
sea determirado confidential.
sQuien llevara ell cato al aqua? :?
Parece que en- ell edifcio de la
calle de la Luna no han sido bien
recibidas las dltimas medidas adopta
das por el Ayuntamiento
Uno que Sc habia salvado del
naufragio. los consolaba diciendo.
iQuien les manda hablar del
duefo de Ia casa
mo saben usteaes que las pare
des tienen oidos?.
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Esperanzas perdidas.
Emperatriz Federico
ESTA AGONIZANDO.
Ell Rey Eduardo y el Emperador estan
a su lado.

New-York Agosto 5 l. 2. M
Los nltimos despachos dan cuen-
ta Gle haber entrado desde las cinco
de la tarde de aver en- el periodic
ag6nico la emperatr,z Federi a.
El Rey Eduardo de Inglaterra y
cl Emperador Guillermo estan 4 su
lado desde que Sc agrav6 la enfer-
medad
La noticia ha causado gran SEN
sacion en- Inglaterra y Alemania.