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Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-10
E L

Officer E~xonerated in Killing Of Ne
gro at Fargo.
Fargo, Sept. 10-At q late hour this
afternoon Ed. Mulvey, who was charg-
ed with shooting Jim Taylor, a negro
on lower Front street about a week or
so ago, was discharged in Judge Mil
ler's court on motion of the states
attorney. it being evident that Mulyey
shot in self defense.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-10
THRESH|Nc RETURNS SHOW
GOOD YIELDS wheat RUNS
ABOUT Is BUSHELS TO-AGRE

Northwood, N. D., Sept. 1O.-Crops
IN this vicinity are turning out rather
better than was expected. There, was
much straw and the heads. though
nlled with shrunken and inferior
grain, yet do yield. and they all, count.
Of wheat might be around IL bushels
per acre or better. Much of the grain
weighs under so pounds to the bush
els, n will grade low. 10 that the
crop Will not be a very profitable one.
although prices are fair now. Yields
all the way from II to "a bushels
have been reported. and there is some
excellent grain. The crop is very
spotted and peculiar.
Lawton, N. D.. Sept. 10.-Thresh-
ing has commenced and is now in full
swing. The grain is not turning out
as well as could be wished for; but
on the whole there will be an average
crop, wheat soinK from 9 to 20 BUSH
els per acre. Durum wheat Yields
well and is a good sample. not hav-
and barley are yielding we'll and are
a fairly good sample. Prices are
keeping up and the chances are that
the farmers will have a little left over
for their labor.
Kenmare, N. D., Sept. 10.-Thresh-
ing operations are general in this por-
ton OF the state. While delayed the
greater part Of last week by the
country commenced work Monday
morning. Conditions have been good
all Of this week for the work, and 1t
has been gois ahead with a rush.
There are a large number Of rigs at
work this season. and indications
point to a very good run
Returns are running from IA to 20
farm, where threshing is now being
done, n field showed q yield Of IS
bushels, and it was expected that the
others would do as we'll. No reports
OF poor crops have come In, and 1t
>is believed that the country, as a
whole. will average. not less than is
bushels at the least
at 81 per hushel. farmers say that
they will have little to complain OF,
and it now seems certain that this
will be had.
Minot, N. D., Sept. 10.-Following
is a list Of yields Of grain furnished
by the A. A. Robinson Elevator COM
pany:
quis wheat went 81 bushels per acre,
one-quarter section Of blue stem, 25
bushels per acre., two and ,one-quarter
sections "a 1-2 bushels. one and one
quarter sections Is IL bushels; G. d.
Lambert's wheat went 20 bushels to
the acre; A. L. Bouk's Marquis wheat
yielded 81 bushels per acre; 40 acres
Of P. J.. McKoane's Marquis wheat
yielded 81 bushels per acre. His en-
tire lao acre field went 20 is bushels
average while his blue stem yielded
10 bushels per acre. ]. J. Kann's
Marquis wheat yielded 20 bushels per
acre. A. A: Robinson's Marquis wheat
yielded 10 1-2 bushels per acre, while
his field of blue stem Welded IL bush.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-10

els per acre. j. H. scofeld is thresh-
ing a 700-acre field Of Marquis, and
got Is bushels per acre. His blue
stem is running Is to 20.
Of today's price,, $1.10. makes good
money in North Dakota farming.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-28

JAKOB SCHAlID, c. A. MCDONALD. c. H. HOLZ.
 Directors.
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superficial inspection should suffice 70 convince even one prone to preclpitate conclusions that Bayard Shaynon had never died by his own hand.
 The rooms had been most thorough ly. If hastily. ransacked. In search, F. Sybarite didn't for an instant doubt, of evidence as to the relations between Shaynon and Mrs. Inche calculated to prove discriminating at an inquest, though the little man entertained even less doubt that lust for loot had like wise been a potent motive to influence November
 He found proof enough of this fin the turned out pockets of the murder cd man; in the abstraction from the bosom of his shirt of pearl studs which P. Sybarite had noticed there within the hour: in the abraded knuckles of a finger from which a conspicuous soil taire diamond ln massive antique set ting was missing fin pigshn bill fold, empty. ripped, turned inside out and thrown upon the floor not far from the corpse
 Not however, with any notion of concerning himself with the assassin'a apprehension and punishment did P, sybarlte waste that moment of nasty survey His eyes were only keen and eager to descry the yellow Western l Union message. and when he had look ed everywhere else his glance dropped to his feet and found 1t there. a torn l and crumpled envelope with fits en ! closure Guttened out and apart from it
 TO BE CONTINUED.
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wid dis guy3 r been rinrIn hagan. ourw
 "Thats funny" commented the eie- votor boy. "He come in only about ten minutes ago"
 'Waidu here an day won't get noe nothin' Here. what's th matta wid you signn fortT'
 "Gwan Sign it yourself nd stitk uuda Che door, whydoncha"
 Alright Guess l will"
 Clang of thc gate; whine of the de. sceuding car: silence. r
 Softly ?. sybarlte uptoed down tne stulrs
 Disappointment. however. lay in ann bush for him at his nefarious goal. Ev- ! ideuty the messenger had been pune tilious about his duty. Not even so much as the tip of a corner of yellow envelope pecped from under the door Reckless in eXasperation, F. Sybarlte nrst wasted time educiug a series of ! short sharp barks from the bella pc culiarly Irritating noise. calculated (oue 1 would thiukl to rouse the dead-theu | tried the door and found it fast: in the ! end knelt and bent an ear to the key hole. listening
 Not % sound; silence of the grave; the | house deathly still He could hear his own heart drumming but from shay mons lat nothing Or no! Was that the creak of a board beneath a stealthy footstep? l If so. it wasn't repeated.
 Again. could 1t be possible his ears did actually detect a sound of human 1 respiration through the keyholeg ! Could 1t be Shaynon. just the other side of that inch wide pressed steel barrier. the ireproof door, covering fin throes of some paralyzing fright, afraid to answer the summons2
 When at length P Sybarite rose and drew away 1t was with an stealth
 Once more at Peter Kennys door, bis dimdent fingers evoked from the bell but a single chlrp-a sound that would by no means have gained him admls- sion had Peter not been sitting up in bed reading to while away the ache of his wound
 But it was ordered so. Peter was quick Co answer the door.
 "Doc says I'm an right if blood poisoning doesn't set in. What lucky
 "The worst Where are my clothes l I've got to change and run"
 Whereupon, while changing his cloth ing, F. Sybarlte delivered himself. oi on abbreviated summary of what had happened at the ball and after.
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"But if he's in"-
 "IH take my chances. % said ?. Syba rite, with grim brevity
 "Unormed|
 Not if ] know the nature of the brute" He stood up. fully dressed but for his shoes "Now, my gun, please"
 'gTop drawer of the buffet there How are you going-6re escapeT' "Where is itg' P. Sybarite asked as he possessed himself of his weapon. Half a minute Peter Kenny held out his hand. Lets have a look at that gun, will youT
 What forY
 "One of those newfangled automatic pistols. isn't 1t? I've never seen ono before"
 "But-you've had this here"-
 'I know. but didn't pay much at tendon. thinking of other things"-- But you're delaying me-"
 "Nlean to-" said Peter Kenny pur- posefully. And without giving ?. Syb- arite the least hint of his intention
  the weapon by the barrel and took 1t to himself with the greater ease since the other didn't understand or attempt resistance.
 What fin blnzes"- he inquired. pug zled, watching Peter turn the weapon over curlously fin his hands CT should think"-
 ''Therer Peter interrupted placidly, withdrawing the magazine clip from its slot in the butt and returning the now harmless mechanism. "NOw run along Fire escapes outside the far window in the bedroom yonder"
 What the deuce! Whats the mat ter with you? Hand over that clip What good is this without it?"
 ''For your present purpose it's better than if loaded" Peter asserted com placently. "For purposes of intmida tion-whlch is all you want of It. grand! And 1t can't go off by accident and make you an unintentlonal mur derer"
 P. sybarltes jaw dropped and hii eyes opened, but after an instant h, nodded-n entire agreement. "Thats a head you have on you shoulders, boyw said he "As for mine I've a notion that it has never reall, l jellled."
 He turned toward the bedroom. bu paused.
 "Only-why not say what you want Why these roundabout ways to you ! purpose? Have you by any chanc | been educated for the barg"
 That's the explanation" laughe Peter. '1'm to be admitted to praC tlce next year. Meanwhile clrcumlC cudon's my speciality"
 "It isl" said P. Sybarite with convlC ton. "Well-back in five minutes"
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''But why" he wound up peevishly, "why didn't you tell me Bayard Shay non lived in the fiat below you"
 Didn't occur to me; and if you ask me I don't see why 1t should Interest you now"
 Because" said P. Sybarite quietly. "Tm going down there and break in as soon as I'm dressed fit to go to jail"
 "In the sacred name of insanity"-
 "If he's out I'll steal that telegram and find out whether it has any bear ing on the case. If it hasn't I'll sift every inch of the room for a suspicion of a leading clew."
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There is moro Catarrh iu this section ot the country Llan ull other diseases put together. and uutu the last few yeqr8 was supposed to bo iucurahlo For ertal many years doctors pronounced il loca. disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurabie. Sci- cuce has proven Catarrh to be corati- lutonal disease, and therefore requires cure. manufactured by IT. J Cheney & Co.,. Toleoo, Ohio. is the only Constitu- Iional cure on thc market. It is taken in- formally in doses from DO drops Co a tea- spoonful It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case 90 fails to cure. Send for circulars and tes- tmouials.
 Addiess. P. J CHENEY CO.,, Toledo, O.
 Sold hv orup~ists 7ac.
 Take Halrs Vay9ily Pius for coust paticn.
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TUBERCULOSIS

and proper diet those suffering from or who are predispOsed to Tuberculo- sis are recommended to use Eclman's Alterative to stop night sWeats, banish fever and hasten recovery. This medt- cine, by reason of its successful use dur ing the past, warrants the fullest mvos7 dgation possible by every sufferer.
 Eclman's Alterative is most efiica- cious in bronchial catarrh and severe throat and lung affections, and in up- building the system. lt contains no narcotics nor harmful or habit-form- ing drugs Accept no substitutes. Sold by leading druggists. Write to the Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa, for booklet telling Of reCoyeriea.
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The Day @ Days
 By LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE Copyright, 1gi2. by tho Frank A.
 Munsey Co.
Copyright, 1912. by tho Frank A.
 Munscy Co.


 "So that was the way of ity' P. syo. lritc commented dully
 So Mrs. lnche hnd sought the father to revenge herself upon the son. and with this outcome -Bayard unharmed. his father dead
 With neither hesitation nor a singig backward glance at the body of his ancient enemy the little man swung about walked quietly to the front doos and as quietly let himself out
 He was of no mind Co be called as Q witness at a possible inquest. and bust ness of far greater import urged him time pressing tho real business or bis life this-to discover the where abouts of Marian Blassington with tho least ovoidable delay.
 His first cast having failed him. ho must now try to draw the son and if possible before the latter learned o2 his fathers death
 Not until about to re-enter the car did he remember he had neglected to secure Bayards address from the but Ter But he wouldn't turn back It could be ascertained. Peter Kenny would either know 1t or know where to get it.
 To Peters rooms he must of necos- Eity return first of all, for it would not much longer prove possible to go up and down and to and fro upon Man haitian Island in a black silk evening cont and flaming scarlet small clothes. To change was imperative.
 "The Monastery" he directed, set tling back into his seat. It was now clear daylight
 Wait" be told the driver on aught- ing at the Monastery. 'I'm keeping you" Money passed between them, more than enough to render bis wishes inviolable.
 A dull eyed halboy recognized and let him in, sullenly passing him on to the elevator. but as that last was on the point of taking flight to Peter Ken uy's door 1t hesitated and the opera tor with his hand on the half closed gate shot it open again instead of shut A telegraph boy not over forty years tired was being admitted at the street door The colloquy there was distinct ly audible:
 "Alr Bayard Shaynon live here| Eleventh floor Hurry up-don't keep the elevator waitin'."
 Peter Kennys rooms were on tho twelfth
 The telegram. with its sprawling in dorsement in ink. "Mr Bayard shay non. Monastery Apartments" was fol several minutes within two feet of r Eybarito's nose.
 Impossible to conjecture what intl mate Connection it might have witl the disappearance Of Marian Blessing ton. what a flood of light it might mol loose upon the dark intrigue.
 "What door?" demanded the messen ger as be left the cage at the elevenu door
 Right across the hall," he was in formed
 The gate changed. the cage mounte' to the next floor. and p. Sybarite go out requiring no direction. for Pete Kenny's door was immediately abov Bayard Shayuons
 As be touched the bell button for th benefit of the elevator man-but for hi own failed to press it home-the run ble of the door bell below could b heard falntIy through mufilDg frebric walls. The grumble persisted long af CT the elevator had dropped back t the eleventh floor
 And presently the voice of Wester Union was lifted in sour expostulatioI
 "saay, whatcha s'pose's tb' matt
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CHAPTER XIV

Red NoVembers Work,
 A F all his weird adventures this
 latest pleased P Sybarite NY least It's one thing to take
 chances under cover of night when your heart is light your pockets heavy and wine is buzzing wantonly within your head, but another thing altogether to burglarize your enemy's apartments via the fire escape and in broad daylight For by now the light Was nothing less in the open
 Yet to his relief be found no more
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF Cohcise Building & Loan Association
RESOURCES

of BIsbee Arizona close business 3O 19l4
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-08-14
EI CoM4bt del aSesinala

Los datos que sc han recogido
desde hace n,ucho tempo por el
gobierno austriaco son que en-
Servia Sc eouspira libremente
contra la momarquia austrlaca a
ciencia y paciencia del gobierno
servio quien ha llegado, segdn Sc
dice. hasta el grado de permitir
y autorizar juntas secretas de los
anarquistas para ejercer vengan-
zas con la famiIia reinante en-
Austria-Hungrfa.
FL fmperadOr Francisco Jose
El Emperador Francisco Jose
que es uno de los monsrcas mas
antiques de Europa sufrio pro-
fundamente con ell asesinato del
Archiduque Fernando y de su es-
posa y desde lllego lleno de indig-
naei6n procure castigar ejemplar-
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que ell Archiduque Fernando Y su
esposa, herederos al trolN0 de
Austria, faeron de paseo q una
provincial peligrosa que esta en- lie.
Inca divisoria de Servia y desde
que intentaron el viaje Sc les g.,
nunci6 que corrfan gravfslgEo pc
ligro Dor dl odio que hay contra
la casa de Austria, pero el Archi-
duque que era un hofnbce sin,
miedo Sc Gecidio a haeer dl viaDe
y al llegar a Saravejo 10 aSesina-
ron a tl y q su real esposa. Este
doble aseSa,ato cometdo por un
servio hizo que Sc cOnmovsera el
mundo entero y como era natural
ell Emperador de Austria Fran
cisco Jose.
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considerable efecto moral. Extra.
ofcialmente go inform6 que KoT..
mar, pueblo de Alemania, sitaadc'
adn mas al Norte que los dos meur
cionados, ha caido en- poder de los
franceses. NiDguno de los tres
lugares Sc encontraba fuertemente
fortificado y todos ellos Sc hallan
fuera del radio de defensa alema.
ma, considerandoseles mas bien
como puestos avanzados de las
ciudades bien fortifcadas. Las
guarniciones de esos lugares nu.
mericamente eran potentes; pero
tenian sobre entendido que inten.
tartan contener el avance de las
tropas francesas antes de entregar
los puestos.
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Els 81 sent general de los Repubcanos de parte nore ceno
condado que Hon. B. Truio candidate
Republican, para Repeentan p6xima Legislature de Nuevo
Mexico
Los deegados nombrados precno de Arroyo Seo oos
crcunvecino unanimemente Don Antonio
Tulo de los Repubcanos mas enthusiastic mas
popuares efcentes nomination Repenante de los in
del condado de Taos la legislature de estado sgnfca
truno complete del pardo Republican, sino protection evil
dnte los ntereses los aado de nuesro conddo
E hombe rme convccones honrado las
canas que mponenes maguosas Rio Grande que,
unto hombe expenca Martinez
ea honra honor para condado de Taos
Representatives. de los meos de dos cabaero
Ell Trullo nj asprante tai posici6D pero
muchos amigos del pdo que demandan
nomination meor material los hombres mas populares
efcienes que tonga Taos
Es de esperarse que convenouaes procuen debr
ammonia buen no pues de clio dpende del sdo
Republcano presene utura campsnas poticas.
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0tsas CauSaS

Al lado de Gas causas enurnera-
daS eXisten otras no meRos gra-
YES y entire elias esta la de que
Alemania, cuyo Emperador esta
emparentado de cerca, con Fran
cisco Jose de Austria, busca por
medic de ei IA anexaci6n con-
pleta de Servia y por este existe
entire Austria y Alemania e Sta
liza una alianza Ofensiva y defen-
silva, asi es que 81 Austria Sc We
por caalquiera potencfa
las otras dos en- su ayuda van.
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Estan bien fOrtifiCados

Neu Bresach, a d6nde So retir6
la guarnicion de Kolmar, Sc en-.
cuentra al Este de este tltimo lu.
gar y esta muy bien fortifcado, en-
tanto que Straesburg, situado a
alguna distancia hacis ell Norte, es
una base de operaciones de los
alemanes, muy bien fortificados Y
preparada para un largo sitio.
Los informes oficiales dicen que
en- ell combate entire frsnceses Y
alemsnes, las bajas de los primeros
no fueron excesivas en- tanto que
las de los segundos Sc consideran
serias.
D{cese que los habitantes de la
Alsacia SO regociJaron de tai ma.
nera al sentir la presencia del ejer.
cito frances que Sc echaron sobre
las guardias de la frontera.
Los informes sobre ell arribo de
cuerpos de ej6rcito austriaco a la
frontera suiza han sido objeto de
la mayor atenci6n por parte de las
au usoridades militares francesas.
Tambien SO dijo que otros varios
cuerpos austriacos estaban organi
zandose en- Tyrol y que de ALI Sc.
rian envia1os sobre la frontera
francesa.
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caciones a Russia de tai movila-
cion para ella tambien movilizar
su ejercito sobre la frontera
Russia, pues 81 esta Sc lanza sobre
Austria, Alemania sobre Russia.
COmpliCdCiOneS con las demaS
pOtenCiaS
Entire Russia, Inglaterra y Fran
cia existe desde hace mucho
tempo una alianza tambien ofen-
silva y defensive y tanto Francia
como Inglatarra al saber los
movimientos de Russia su aliada
~ Alemania su contraria Sc han
preparado y han entrado en- gue-
ira.
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS DE LA
GUERRA EN- EUROPA.
Segdn los voletines publicados
ell dia z, con respecto a los suce-
SOS ocurridos dltimamente, la 81
tuacion empeora mas y mas a ca
da momento,
Una gran batalla tuvo lugar
entire una fiotilla alemana y otra
inglesa, en- Dodger Banks. Los
alemanes fueron vencidos y obi
gados a retirarse.
.Se sabe que ell dia 6 en- la no
che fue asaltado y herido grave
mente en- Alemania ell principe
heredero de la corona; y que sus
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mente al Rey Pedro de Servia,
haciendolo responsible de tai a.
sesinato tOda vez que su gobier-
no tolera eoRspiraciones de sus
enemigos y setdecidi6 a declarar-
lie la guerra sr mas. nj rnss CO.
mo suele Gecirse.
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Causas del GonfIicto

Desde hace muchos amos qae
stria-Hungrfa ha pretendid0
tener ell dominic absolute de su
vecino de origen eslavo, ell pueblo
Servio. Haee muy POGO una
guerra entire los dos paises hizo
que Servia perdiera dos provin
cias importantfsimas denomina-
das Boznia y Herzegovina que
pasaron ser del dominic de los
austriacos. BESIDE entonces los
dos paises, naturalmente, han
abrigado un resentment terrible
que llega al odio e innumerables
ocasiones habfan estado a punto
de ir una veZ mas a las ar
mas.
Ell aSesinatO del hrCniduque
Fernando.
Ell % de JUNO Sc recordara
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Russia ayuda a Servia

Servia, como antes dijimos, es
uR reinado de raEa eslava o rusa
y muy pequeno y euenta incondi-
cionalmente con la alianza de Ru-
sia que no permitira bajo ningdn
coneepto que SUI hermana menor
caiga bajo ell dominic de Austria
Hungria y menos con la ayuda de
Alemania.
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Russia Sc prepard

Inmediatamente que Sc decla-
ro la guerra entire Austria y Ser
via, Russia moviliz6 una gran par
tie de su ejercito sobre la fronte-
"a Austriaca y naturalmente Ale
mania desde luego lie pidio expli-
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La Guerra en-
Europa
Cemo vino Ia Guerra.

Algunos suscritores de LA RE
VISTA nos han preguntado ell
motive de tan terrible guerra, y
a fin de que nuestros leet0es
tengan una mediana idea de los
motivos por los cuales causaran
tan destructora guerra, hoy Ga
mos 4 vuela pluma algunos datos
que pueden ser de interes a nues-
trOS lectOreS.
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names, mientras que por el lado
de los Belgas, es insigni6cante.
Los regimientos IngIeses en-
Tsin, China, recibieron ordenes
hoy para marchar hacia al Sur.
Los Ingleses han tornado mas
de 20 buques mercantes de los
Alemanes.
Un informe de Paris dice que
Alemania amenaEa a italia con
la guerra.
Los Abstracts renovaron el
bombardeo de Belgrade, de Ser
via.
Ell Embajador de Alemalia sa-
li6 hoy de Londres.
Ell Ranco de Lnglaterra dismi-
nuyo .su descuento de 'diez a seis
por ciento.
Les alimentos en- Paris estan
en- una condicion mas o menos
normal, con ecepcion de los pre-
clos que levemente Sc han levan-
tado.
Hoy al medic dfa sucedieron
escaramuzos entire los Alemanes
y Franceses en- la frontera de
Francia.
Los ofciales Alernanes arresta-
dos por los Belgas seran fusila-
dos en- Ostend.
En- L6ndres Sc informa que los
Franceses capturaOn unO de los
cruceros de Alemania considera-
do como uno de los mas podero-
SOS.
De Roma llegan informes di-
ciendo que los dos vapores Ale
que Sc dijo habfan sido
en- ell Mediterraneo,
llegaron hoy a puerto en- Sici-
liza.
Ell TERRlTORlO DE ALSA.
CIA INVADIDO POR LOS
FRANCESES.
Paris, Agosto 8.-La noticia
Official de la invasion francesa en-
Alsacia por las tropas de Francia
dice ectaS f1erZas nenetrarOn a