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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25
FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

ss5oo-s5o0 cash. ss5 monthly. Groom
cottage. storm sheathed, all i'm
provements in. This Is a heautl-
full home, near ear line. North
Haven.
S2ooo-s2o0 cash. SEQ monthly, 5-room
cottage. two lots. ON corner. near
South Ensley and North Bessemer
cars. Fairview.
1o-room. 2-story, bath, etc, up and
downstairs. This Is we'll situated
on car line, 11th ave, s.: will sell
or might take nice broom cottage.
IL well located, as part payment.
ssSoo-ssoo cash. $40 monthly, Groom.
2sstory, on large corner lot (house
alone worth more than price
asked; fine opportunity to secure
a. homo In North Haven.
s7eoo-se5oo cash, balance $1,000 n
year, lot l00xl90 feet, on corner
with double houses renting for
$50 month, less than three blocks
from Terminal station. ground
alone is worth the money.
FOR SAIAF-Lot 60x1eo. on alley
corner on car line. Norwood See
us for price and terms.
S6o-Corner lot, near car line, Pow
derly. We will build you a neat
cottage on this to suit you on
easy payment plan.
We have a fine S-room house
which was built for a permanent
home and is built of best material
hardwood floors, furnace etc, on
lot G)xlN, ON 26th St, N, near
18th ave. This can be bought at
n bargain.
r. Z. co. OF ALABAMA
4l4-l5-le American Trust Bldg
HARRY LYONS, Sales Agent. Phone 76l,
FOR SALE-Two safes, one large and one
small, both In good condition. IL. L..
Baines. 9lT Sd ave.
FOR SALE.
WEST END.
TNHo-story, S-room house, hardwood
floors, bath, hot and cold water. fur
mace heat; facing south on lot 50xl9o
lteAf one plock from car llne.
S2150-S5O cash and $25 per month for brand
new. broom bungalow; modern in every
way.
S2250-Brand new, 6-room BUNGALOW;
street improvements, walks, sanitary
connections, electric lights and bath.
WOODLAWN.
S17o0-Four-room cottage with bath and
electric lights on large lot.
HELENA LAND co.
POI Brown-Marx Bldg. Main 2373.
FOR SALE
Several 5-acre tracts. S. II. in w. y of N.
WI, 7-l6-1 W. This property Is on Red
mountain and Is within half mile of
city limits and about three-quarters
mile OF Roebuck Springs subdivision,
price. $500 per acre.
BAINS REAL ESTATE CO.,
2l27 Sd Ave.
FOR SALE-6-room house, we'll and city
water, fruit of all llins, flowers IN
abundance; corner lot 100x2o0 feet; this
is a bargain; $3.50, terms. l.. +. Hin
Main 4722 1924 ith ave.
a COUPLE White English Bun Terrier
pups; males: best of stock and iii fine
condition; about 21s months old; need
my runs for chickens; So each j. &.
Moses, care e-Herald.
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WILL trade 1918 Cadillac coupe. only run
5000 miles, for vacant lot or small piece
OF unimproved property; car cost $3.50.
II. d. Williams Realty Co.. 20 n. 21st
st. Main 2S5. 1-H-3t-wed -fri-su
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COLLEGE EDUCATION NOT NEEDED
difference between
per cent and safety
and
8 per cent with absolute security as far
as your interests are affected is FORTY
DOLLARS IN HARD CASH on every
thousand of your Investment Claim
this extra income in an early
TALK WITH ALAN JEMISON.
Main 100.
He lends money on improved Brming-
ham real estate first mortgages.
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FURNITURE BARGAINS FROM
HOOD & wHEELER'S SECOND
HAND STORE. Pill 2D AVE.
100 odd dining room chairs from
one to six of a kind, in good con-
dition, TO close out at SOC to 125
each.
Rocking chairs. big assortment,
ranging from s1.O0 up.
Two davenports, solid oak. gate
end frames. One velour and other
chase leather. Special price s.
each.
Good oak mantel folding beds at
50, S., SO and up.
Closing out an extra good lot of
second hand ranges at $1050 and
up. Every one worth double.
Some extraordinary vafues In Q IT.
by u IT, Administer Velvet and
Tapestry Rugs.
Iron beds. fine stock of all kinds
at $50 and up.
Ten good washstands. various
woods, closing out at 81. 80 and up.
Ten dressers. good condition. to
close out at $3.50 $3.50 and $500.
Always come UP here when you
want furniture, where one dollar
buys two and three dollars worth
HOOD & WHEELER'S
SECOND HAND STORE,
Pill I'd Ave.
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st. Main 2S5. 1-n-St-wed- -fri-su
FOR SALE-Stook of groceries ond fix
lures, good corner on Avenue T.. In
voice about s16O0; rent SIS, which in
cludes store and four rooms. Might
consider trading for real estate. What
have you to offer? H. d. Williams
Realty Co., 220 No. 21st st. Main 2S5.
l-21-3t- wed fri su
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE by owner
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Mght-room house, well located on
South Highlands, near Goth st.
Modern in every respect, including
hardwood floors throughout and
beam ceiling.
PRICE ONLY $3.50.
+. J. BURNS CO..
4o6 Amer. Trust Bldg. Phone 7e6.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25
I HAVE
A FEW REAL SNAPS
IN HIGH CLASS REAL ESTATE


A FEW REAL SNAPS
IN HIGH CLASS REAL ESTATE
A NORWOOD LOT.
One-half block from the boulevard;
elevated and well shaded for only
$500; terms one-fourth cash.
WILL SACRIFICE.
WEST END BUNGALOW
This Is the best built house in West
End and on one of the most desir-
able lots; it Is a home anyone would
be proud of; has rooms, oak floors,
beautiful woodwork. modern plumb
ing, Peck Williamson furnace; solid
cement basement and on an elevated
lot 50x190 feet; would be a bargain
at $4500; to one who can pay one
half cash we will sell way below
cost.
THE BEST
BARGAIN IN NORWOOD
is THIS BRICK HOME
No builder in the city would duplicate
this If paid $500 more than our
price: this Is new and modern
2-story, brick house on an elevated
lot in the heart of Norwood; built
of tapestry brick and finished in oak
and birch; has modern heating and
plumbing system: this is also one of
lHe pTellieSl ltlle noHlts III tne CITY
price about what a good frame bum
galow would cost; terms $3.50 cash
and balance 6 per cent.
SOUTH HIGHLAND LOT
East of goth st. 50x160 IT., for $1,000.
GEO. o. MABRY.
1929 jefferson Co. Bank Bldg.
Phone Main 2572
FOR SALE-Tmo lots in Powderly. cor
ner, on car line: terms. l. G. Petty
john. 1902 9Th ave.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

Have several good automobiles to
exchange for real estate. If you
want to trade or sell your property,
list it with me.
V. B. CURRIE
With
GUS A. POPE, JR
219 N. 2lst st: Phone Main 1890.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25

500 for the finest $1,000 lot in Ensley, on
terms of $1oo down and balance in one
year. GOA 18th st. Phone IS.
FOR SALE-Beautiful building lots;
cheap homes with payments like rent
farms in every part of the state from IS
per acre up. Call and consult me. l..
p. Hill, Main APP. 1924 4th ave.
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bargain in the whole town is
this one: good lots. three blocks OF
South Ensley car line for the small
price of s3SOO on terms of $500 cash and
balance one, two and three years. You
can double on these. Faircloth- Pavne
Realty Co. Phone 9s Ensley.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25

$4600-One S-room modern house with
nice house on rear of lot. Size of lot
65x140. near Ensley Highlands station
This place Is worth $1,000. VIII sell
on terms. Call Stewart. Main 6955
Pelrce-Foshee Realty Co.. 7o9-1O-11 EN-
pire.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25

A NORWOOD LOT
One-half block from the boulevard; !;
elevated and well shaded for only
$500; terms one-fourth cash.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25

BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW, WEST
END. LISTEN!
Large lot on good street with all i'm
provements in and paid for with ce-
ment sidewalk to house. Bungalow
new (never been occupied), has nice,
large living room with folding doors
into the dining room. thence through
a little pass pantry with built-in
china cabinet: large kitchen; has two
large bedrooms, bathroom and linen
closet, salso good. large sleeping porch.
BETHEA r. E. & ms. CO..
0027 Sd Ave. Phone 116.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-06
West Warren Ladies To
Attend Cooking School,

z ~ ~
ing. bakings. ffi.yl1fs 1oe,,,-..- sac
Cirrus theate,r' no, Sot WeuC 49,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-06

ave.A this afternoon, and
gave a preliminary taste OF
pleasure in store for Miss
Ellis guests at The, Times
Home Economics school.
Miss Ellis cooked a chicken
dinner and 1t was one long
to be remembered by those
who saw II cooked and al
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-06
tion .,,ill
Hear Miss Ellis. at Grand
Y Circus Theater :
LECTURES OF INTEREST !.
TO EVERY HOUSEWIFE
Her Talks on Infant Feeding
Proved Equally Instructive to
Young Mothers

Several hundred members OF the
LADIES' West Warren association, one
OF the strongest district sectional
charity and civic organization in the
city. will attend the sessions of The
Times cooking school in the Grand
Circus theater, Thursday afternoon.
The members, who have been no
titled by their officers, will meet at
Morrison's bakery. No. 1885 West
Warren-ave., at l45 o'clock
The Ladies' West Warren associa'
ton Is intensely interested In better
ing living conditions. and, believing
The Times school to be productive OF
more than usual good along the line
or promoting domestic happiness, has
attached the sign OF its approval 10
the project.
Miss Ellis will honor the associa-
ton members with an especially tne
menu, and the cakes to be given away
will be even better than psual--if
that Is possible.
The attendance is not limited TO as
ISOLATION members, despite the fact
that they will attend in body, and
anyone DESTROYS Of doing so. may feel
free TO come.
The following women were the win
ners of the cakes given away Monday
and Tuesday afternoons in The Times
cooking school Monday-Mrs. NJ ID.
williams, Mrs G. c. Lidington, Mrs.
II. Todd and Mrs f. Phelps. Tuesday
Miss Grace Homer, Mrs. + f..
Dpnneback, Mrs. A. G. Jackson and
Mrs. H. G.. Rainhold
The rich fragrance Of steaming. stew
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-06

to be remembered by thosekVDT
who saw II cooked and al
terward partook OF it. There are
chicken dinners and chicken dinners.
Miss Ellis was certainly triumph OF
the cookery art, tending 10 make eyes
glisten and mouths water in anucipa-
ton and give a feeling OF utter salts
faction in realization.
Audience Appreciative.
Many Detroit women have been at
The Times Home Economics school
every day so far and express their In
tention of attending every afternoon
this week. They feel that this oppor-
tunity is a rare one altogether 700
good to miss They are enthusiastic
In their praise of Miss Ellis and highly
appreciative OF the work that she Is
doing here Miss Ellis says that she
| is enjoying the school as much as the
! ladies who make up her classes ana
wishes she might remain In Detrolt
| for several weeks Her talk on "Chllu
feeding" was most instructive one
In Miss Ellis hands this subject
cleaned with many points OF interest.
The lecturer evidently feels that whlle
good digestion may not be wholly the
basis OF human happiness. II has much
to do with IT, She said the mother
who realizes this will take great care
In the preparation OF food In order
that the health OF the family may be
maintained Digestion, according 10
Miss Ellis. has its effect upon all bod
lily functions and powers and the COOK,
IL would seem. is responsible for the
efficiency OF the work done by the
bread-winner OF the family and by the
children i'm school Miss Ellis would
have us believe, too, that digestion
has its influence on the morals OF chill
dren and after her talk today. no wo-
man who heard her will be apt TO
underrate the Importance OF her task
as provider Of the family meals
Had interested Class.
The women who attended the school
were deeply interested in all that Miss
Ellis had for them. both in connec-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-06

ton with her lecture and cooking
demonstration. There were many
classes OF women In the audience.
Seasoned and experienced housekeep-
ers rubbed elbows with young women
wh2>naye only stared in this business
2sd are HAVING, all Sorts OF culinary
~ : a, z. ThH
y, :, .ss,...,.., ~ -.
giving Jnem In sul,4as &
problems. There were a number OF
physicians and hospital dietetians IN
the audience, all interested in what
Miss Ellis had to say on the matter
or child dietetics. Many fingered ar
ter the cookery lesson was over and
the foods had been served 10 ask a
few more questions and express TO
Miss Ellis their appreciation or the
work she Is doing here
Fireless Cooker Demonstration Fine.
Miss Ellis used the fireless cooker
In her cookery lesson, roasting in 1t
the chicken which formed the princi-
pal dish or todays menu. Sne sH1u
that success in fireless cookery de-
ponds upon skill in heating the stones
or metal plates TO the proper degree.
Miss Ellis recommended the tireless
cooker as a device for standardizing
domestic work and lessening house
hold labor to a large degree. In con
nection with this she said that the
kitchen should be as pleasant and
comfortable a place as II can be made
and should be provided with every
modern and up-to-date appliance thai
will enable the housewife TO do nei
work in the shortest length OF time
with the minimum OF energy anc
nerve force.
Miss Ellis cake baking is beine
thoroughly enjoyed by those OF her
audience who are interested In this
branch OF the culinary art, and the
number OF these increases every day
Many women who had not believed
they could bake good cake have
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-06
plain Pastry.

One and one.half cupfuls -four
one teaspoonful salt,
One-half cup Frisco
Four tablespoonfuls water.
Sift the flour and salt and cut the
Frisco into the -four with two knives
until II is finely divided Then add
the water spsringly, mixing " With
knife through the dry materials. Form
into dough, roll out on 2 houred
board. about one-quarter inch thlck.
Use light motion in handling the
rolling pin and roll from the center
outward The crisco should be OF a
consistency such that When scooped
out with spoon it rounds up egg
shaped
Banana Pie.
Cover an inverted PIE tin with plain
pastry and bake until delicate brown.
Fiji with thinly sliced raw bananas
and cover with whipped cream.
Chocolate Mousse
One-ouarter cake bitter chocolate
One teaspooniul -four.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-06
German coffee cake.


One cake Fleischmann' yeast,
Two-thirds cupful milk, scalded ana
cooled.
One tablespoonful sugar,
Two cupfuls sifted flour,
Five tablespoonfuls crisco,
Two-thirds cupful sugar,
One.third teaspoonful mace.
One cupful mixed fruit tcitron, RAJ.
sins, currantsl.
One-half teaspoonful salt.
Three eggs.
Dissolve yeast and one tablespoon
ful sugar in the lukewarm milk. add
one and one.half cups OF -four. Beat
well. Cover and set aside in a warm
place. 10 rise one hour, or until hsht.
Add to this the Frisco and sugar
creamed. the mace. the fruit which
has been Toured, the balance OF the
flour, or enough 10 make good cake
batter, the salt and eggs well beaten.
Beat for 10 minutes Pour into crls'
coed molds. filing them about hall
full. cover and let rise until mods are
nearly full. then bake in a moderate
oven.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-06

After voting for 10 years and hold
ing various public positions OF respon.
sibility, Samuel Sorenson, OF Oroville
Cal, mas discovered that he is not
citizen OF the United States AS a
registration deputy he has registered
most OF the voters in his precinct. but
he. as Well as@those he registered. will
now have to be legally registered.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-06

found that this is not a difficult task
when Miss Ellis methods are follower
while others VINO have felt that CAKE
baking was too expensive with the
price OF butter so high, are delighleu
to know that it is quite possible 70
make fine cakes without butter MIS-
Ellis gave away another OF her ho~sf
DER = '0'74se are per
2nf39 Ia
,@ - .,.ats - tiNS1
real ones wan svviI,s-zSts '--EJ lt'iS
effort: There Will be three more SEES
sions OF the Home Economics schooi'
which means three more cakes 10 De
given away. At the session tomorrow
afternoon, Miss Ellis will recommend
that women do their own marke'lhs'
and. will give her reasons for this. she
will also treat her audience TO more
chicken. The dishes which she VIII
prepare in tomorrow cooking lesson
are:
Dreamed Chicken
Swedish Timbale Cases
nrHsaHn PattleS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-06

Three-quarters cuptul sugar,
Three-quarters cupful hot milk.
Two egg yolks.
One pint whipped cream.
One.half teaspoonful vanilla.
Melt chocolate add flour and sugar,
then gradually hot milk, stiISi9 con
stantiy as it thickens AdCENT yoiks
and let CHICKEN Allow Iaisttslr4Ps no
mold: Cover, With. ,.sv4 49, -
tightly -fttihg lid Pack in bucket
with ice and salt, using equal parts OF
each Let stand three hours If the
ice melts before that time, pour on
salt water and repaek
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-15
La terre irredenti

Roma 5.-Noticias privadas de Roma
aseguran que Italia ocupara en- TEMPO
oportuno su terra irredimida. la mis-
ma notlcla asegura que despues de pre-
Vlo tratado con la Triple Entente va ba
optenldo ell supreme consentimiento do
lnglaterra y Francia.
lnformaciones adicionales de Roma
dlcen que Italia despues de la declara-
clon Gle neutralidad moviliza pronta.
mente y concentra cuatro cuerpos do
eJerclto EN- las fronteras de Austria. '
otros a la frontera de Suiza.
I'll otro decreto era llamando 4 la re-
serva de primera categoria, de Ia clase
de 1889 y 1890 Llama tambien 4 los es-
pecIallstas graduados de marina de Ia
clase del 1882 1888. A los citados
cuerpos de armada es su deber presen-
tarse ell sabado pr6ximo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-15
DEL EXTRANJERO
POBLACIONES EUROPEAS.

Lomoges. La France Militaire' pu-
'bllca las siguientes estadisticas :al finali
Ear el primer semestre de 1914 la po-
blaclon alemana era de 67.8i2. 900 habi-
tantes; durante los ultimos diez aflos ha
tenldo un aumento total para todo el
imperio de S.130.OOO habitantes. 10 que
representa- ell 4 por 100.
Tiene hoy Francia unos q millones
Gle habltantes menos que Alemania. Ru
sia tiene, segl1n ell 1ltimo censo. 169.-
334200 habitantes, con un aumento en-
trece amos de mas de 40 millones, 8 sea
un q por 100. Austria Ungria tiene 81
mlllones de habitantes POGO mas de "a
millones Italia. De manera que ell CRU
po francoruso representa- 2O9 millones
de habitantes y la Triple Alianza 152
millones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-15
Ell EJERCITO.

Constantinopla-El gobierno ha pre-
sentado a la Camara un proyecto de ley
pidiendo un cr6dito extraordinario de
cinco millones de libras, que sc dedica-
ra la defensa nacional fin de garan-
tir al pals contra toda eventualidad.
Entablada luego discussion sobre ell
presupuesto de guerra, ha pronunciado
un discurso ell ministro del ramo y en- 81
ha dicho que acepto ell ministerio sola
mente con la condici6n de que Sc lie per
mitiria reorganizarlo y reorganizar ell
ej6rcito, para 10 cual no ha reparado en-
hacer toda clase de sacrificios, aun los
de la mas acendrada amistad Ha dicho
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-15
Ell SULTAN Y LA ACCION
FRANCESA.

Paris.-Comunican de Rabat que ell
Sultan NTuley Yusef acaba de hacer leer
en- todas las mezquitas una carta que di-
rige a sus feles respecto q la toma de
Taxa y de Kenifra, en- la que dice:
No ignorais cual era anteriormente
la situacion de Taxa de Kenifra. Es-
tas dos localidades sus alrededores
fueron mucho tempo presa del desor-
den, de furores de luchas intestinas :;
Sc habian convertible EN- asilo de rebel
des Y revoltosos, refugio de criminales
y agitadores, que crelan que ninguna
fuerza podrla alcanzarles. Ignoraban
que la revoluci6n perderia.
Dictamos ordenes para que fuesen re-
cordados los deberes los derechos pa
ra que fuese eXtirpado todo fermento
de revuelta de estas regiones, converti-
das EN- nido de rebeldes, pero despues
del castigo necesario, un dulce veIo de
mansedumbre y de piedad Sc extendi6
Sobre ellOs y Sc encontraron Ell tai bic
nestar, que en- vano Sc intentara des-
cribirlo.
FL porvenir descorrera los velos de
ignorancia, sembrando en- nuestro impe-
rio la fortuna que aparecera prOnto, con
tai que la civilization Sc base en- una
huena organization; las realidades Sc
revelaran y la actividad Sc despertara,
llevando la algeria a los esplritus y ell
j1bilo 4 los corazones'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-15
ACTA DE ACUSACION.

Budapest t-Se ha publicadc 81 acta
de acusaci0p contra JacobO Sehoeffer
~ Rodolfo de Hercigonza. Scnoeffer
nacido en- 1895, es un alumno ie la Es-
cuela Comercial, a quien Sc acusa de
haber cometido en- 20 de mayo del ano
actual una tentativa de asesinato con
ira Van Skerlecz, tentativa que resul-
to frustrada gracias a la intervention
de la policia.
l1erclgonza, nacido en- 1896. alum
no tambi6n de la Escuela Comercial
es acusado de haber incitado I Schoe-
ffer cometer ell atentado &c haber
declarado repetidas veces que les aten-
tados contra altos personajes, como el
archiduque Francisco Fernando. el
conde de Tisza y otros, eran ana nece
siGad, va que por este medic Sc llega
ria d Gear un estado de anarQula QuC
facilitaria la reunion de Croacia 4 Ser
via
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-15
LA RESPUESTA DE ITALIA IA
DEMANDA DE ALEMANTA

Aver en- ell Consejo de ministries Sc les
particip6 a los directories de los bancos
de Napoles, Italia y Stella que eran in
fundadas las preocupaciones y alarmas
de la situaci6n financiera.
I'll conseJo acordo por unanimidad la
decision de La neutralidad italiana.
La session termin6 4 media noche 81
ministro San Guiliano comunic6 inme
dlatamente al embajador aleman Baron
Won Hotoro la decision de su neutrali
dad. Durante el dia ell embajador tllvo
un interview con el ministro del extran
zero y lie dijo que Italia debe abandonar
su posicion de neutralidad en- vista del
tratado hecho, este era 81 Francia ataca-
Sc d Alemania.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-15

el mlnistrO que cuando las ultimas que
rras estuvo NAL dirigido Ell ejercito y que
por ESQ no pudo cumplir con todo su de
Der. Espera ell ministro que gracias &
la organization y las nuevas entidades
que Sc han constitufdo, podra ell eiercito
otomano en- 10 future cumplir mucho
meJor de 10 que hizo aver.
Con ayuda del presupuesto ordinario
y del extraordinario, cree ell ministro que
Sc han de lograr facilmente los objetivos
que ell gobierno Sc propone.
lnmediatamente es aprobado ell pre-
supuesto ordinario de guerra, que Sc ele
va seis millones de libras turcas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-15
Ell RIGOR DE LA CENSURA

Sc duda de la posibilidad de obtener
noticias oficiales de los combatientes.
La censura es rigurosisima tambi6n en-
las Naciones que permanecen neutraleS,
debido a los preparativos generates de
guerra que Sc hacen Ell vista de los gran
des acontecimientos que Sc esperan
En- los puertos de Marsella y Tol6n
solo a las naves italianas Sc les permite
entrar y salir libremente en- dichos
puertos.
Traducido del "Giornale Italiano"
por G. BOZZO.