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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-01

dente EN- los alrededores del palacio del
Congreso, Sc ha concentrate numerosa
guardia civil Y buen nGmero de pare
jas de seguridad, alrededor del mismo.
Hoy no Sc ha registrado disturbio al
guno, ceinando completa tranquilidad
en- todo Madrid.
En- la embajada de Italia ha habido
esta noche una gran fiesta EN- honor de
S.S. NM. los reyes Don Alfonso Y Dona
Victoria. Ell Sr. Conde de Benilengere,
embaiador de Italia Sc ha mostrado
muy afectuoso, pues ell banqaete, con-
cierto bale celebrados han sido prue-
bas de la estimaci6n que Sc lie tiene.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-01
SALVADA MILAGROSAMENTE

Bilbao. LA Infanta Dona Maria
De la Paz. escape milagrosamente de IN
a.emiado contra ella. que pudo traerle
ierribles consecuencias. Una muJer.
lue ,aas tarde pudo comprobarse esta-
"a loca. infento arroiar a la faz de la
mfamia nm acido potentisimo en los mo-
lentos en que tsta salia de la lgles a.
: "A opoituna intervention de la poicia
impidi6 que s. consumara el hecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-01
FL Sr. Zeppenfeldt

Nuestro distinguido amigo don A.
Zppenfeldt, elemento valioso de nues-
ira sociedad Sc encuentra de nuevo en-
tre nosotros despues de una larga per
en- ell eXtranjero.
Ell senor Zeppenfeldt goza aqui de
generates simpatias.
Rcciha nuestra afectuosa bienvenida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-01
Mr.. CAILLAUX, HERIDO.

Paris. l.-NIr. Caillaux ha resultado
leiido cu Ia cara Y manos consecuen-
cia de un choqu del autom6vil ea que
Il iba. con otro lue venia Ell opuesta
direction. Las heridaS no son de ma
4.or grayedad' el cx-minislro regres6
sin ayuda III casa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-01

Sc SOLICITAN, TraDajos de Ccnta-
bilidad. Correspondence comerciai y
priyada, Taquigrafia, ContaDiGdad E
lnformes anuales de Corporation es.
Precios m6dicos.- Dirigirse S. c. e..
Sol y, . al apartado 1927, Telefono %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-01

Los tabaqueros que sostienen ell movi-
mlento huelguista en- Manati celebraron
un mitin Ell aquella ciudad, recomen-
dando los oradores los sostenedores
del movimiento que no desmayen hasta
conseguir que la compania tabacalera
acceda 10 que Sc lie pide.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-01
N 0 TIcIAS

Aver Sc celebraron en- Fajardo las
elecciones primarias del partido unio-
nista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-01

La popular "Cafetera' da ahora CO.
midas preparadas con tanto esmero CO.
mo su famoso cafe.
San Jose No. 6. San Juan. P. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-01

81 es I'd. delicaoo de estomago, CO.
ma en- la popular CAFETERIA, famosa
por su cafe.
San Jose No. 6. San Juan, p R.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-01

En- Rinc6n fue destrufdo por un in
cendio un dep6sito de cal viva Y herra-
mientas, propiedad de la Central Cor
sica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-01

SOLO HAY UN "6RoMo 0UlN,-
NA'', cue . LAXATIVE BRoMo QUrNINK.
N armA dsR- W. GRovR se halla en- cada cajta
- ~ q todo q unndo para curaT rssfriSaes en-
IN &A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-01

Los beefsteaKs, chuletas y demas
fiambres de la popular CAFETERIA, son,
como su cafe, inmejorables.
San Jose No. 6. San Juan, P. T.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-01
PAN BUENO
DE TEAT RIO

AIgrnos artistas que pertenecieron a
la compaEla que nos trajo ell senor Ota-
70. han tornado un cuadrito que dio
aver dos funciones: una de fmatinee .
V otra por la noche En- ambas fue re-
guIar la concurrencia Y muchos los
aplausos, especialmente para la gentili-
sima Lolita Arellano que hizo una la
bor digna de tOdo enc0mio.
PAPEL DE CIGARRILLOS,
an el BOLETIN MERCANTIL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-01
PERDIDA

Sc ha escapado de la casa No. 10 de
la calle de San Mateo, (Santurce), una
perrita de lanas blancas y hocico colo
RADIO la que responde al nombre de
Snow ball. Quien haga la merced de
entregarla en- dicha casa sera gratifca-
do, 81 10 desea.
-XOX-
RAF AEL ABALLERO
Agente de periodieos,
P. o. Box 355, Bayamon, p R.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-01
HERMINIO DIAZ
Su actividad prodigiosa
7 ell cuidado con que este
AVOCADO -NOTARIO

estudla y despacha todas
las cuestiones que Sc le So
meten, asi como 10 modico
de sus honorarios, le hacen
cada dia mas merecedor
de la conhanza absolute
que SuS numerOSOS Glen
tes le dispensan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-01

En- las carreras de cabalos celebradas
aver Ell ell Hip6dromo de Santurce re-
sultaron vencedores .Princesa, Otello,
Della, Aguila, Carranzano Inglate-
ira.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-01

DIR. r. MATANZO.
-OCUL LIST A.
Consultorio exclusive para afee
clones de In vista.
TxTUAN g fCRRCA DEL TRA9nM
QORAB OR 0ON8ULTas
D1 10 O IN A. -
O IL O lx p. 6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-01

Lo mejor en- San Juan en- reposteria
Y dulces finos 10 encuentra I'd. en- La
CAFETERIA" famosa por su cafe
San Jose No g. San Juan, T. r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
POPE Plus X. DIES AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS
RIVAL ARMIES APPROACHING: BIG BATTLE CLOSE
REPL !
o. Germany To Jspsns Uitimaiur, 10
Being Awaited WITH Anxiety -
Germany VIII Refuse.

WASHINGTON. Aux 10. - Ger
many's reply 20 Japans ultimstuun -
oeing awaited with anxiety In dipio-
matte quarters ss likely 70 open hos
tlities In the Far East Il l. pos
sihie the reply may pass through
American channels of communication.
as that wa one of the means OF for
wardine Japan's note. owing 20 the
difficulties OF cable communication.
The sugeestioU Is made In diploma.
nc circles today that n Germany
withdrew from kiso Chow. abandon-
inE 10 for the time being while her
energies were centered in Europe. u
would present new and interesting
situation. With Germany withdraw
ing kiao Chow would naturally re-
vert 90 China. However. no lnforma-
tion Of Germany's purpose has vet
come through. although such intima-
uons a. officials receive indicate that
Germany will reject the demand anu
resist siege 20 the utmost
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FIRED ON
Italian Ewigrants Report They We're
OeHoerstsly Fired on By German
Soldiers az Msgdeburq.

ROME. Aug 10. via Paris 4.25 o.
m Notwithstanding tho German Of
fetal deuials italian ,migmuts re.
turning heres to-day confirm the -e.
port that they were daU hrr1trIv frad
Iron hF German soldiers at Nas4..
burg
Tuev declare that about 900 rtar
.ans wsr" taken on cattle trucks to
Coioene. being thIrty.eirhr hours
without food when they appealed
Tor provisions af inns near tho s+a
nun thry say They we're refused tho
reply being that Itaiy having declared
her neutrality they could die of hun
Err
surrounded by soldiers with fvod
hlFunffs fHe Italians were taken int,
OBJ" country and kept for two fars
.na ie' uIaH.-. -fhUuf shelter. .r Tho
rain Auervard they were Transport
si bF train to Naldehurr whore thev
n0r. rItrn quarters I1 tho dirty Ia
H.'s oi fIr fortress Potatoes and
inur were served t1 them once "a far
After beirr held three favs frs
Italians were notified that they rI-rf
leave for Italy Fued with Iov tv
IrD announcement some OF tfsm
cried Viva Italy" which I-rItafrF
thn soldiers who. DO ia said. fired into
.fe urarm'd crowd. killing one ana
anlrd.ur hfty /.
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END OF PONTIFF WAS
SUDDEN AND SHOCKED
THE ENTIRE WORLD

ROME, Aug 2O-Pope at 20 o'clock this morning
He had been i'll for alarming symptoms did not A.
Nelop until "Wednesday morning
throughout the day DIS Marchafava
utmost energies TO stimulating their patient him alive
Inc cardinals notified Of the POps
them who entered the sick describe
rendg especially Pont rousng himself from tin
10 time spoke Once he said
In ancient times the Pope by word might stayed the
slaughter, but he is mpOten- -
frayers said y thousands
sounded when the exposed upon all the aar When
he court learned of the POpe condition deepe
srn hing Victor Emmanuel personally Queen Helena and
the news was communicated 10 the Queen mother
Extreme JUNCTION administered Mgr Zampni sar-ar
10 nus Holiness amid touching sisters of the PoDe
ana ms niece with grief del Val ket
BY the side Of his bed where oned him the em
OF the household intOnng prayers - ''
hi, Inc dyng Pope in moment Of ucd said: begin to
hn as the end approaching that nexhaSibI
goodness wishes To the Undergone
"Wednesday of the anxious days In the history NJ
the papaey The whole world knew that ndsnosd t
VA supposed that he suffering usual ament The 1ou
Up 10 noon even the members Of the household az the
of the developments Almost warning came the
word that the Pontif deaths door -
All day his times he revived and mn. h,
few words but hope saving him was finally abando
Several times throughout the palace the ,~
that the end had come, only be denied later ~ 'f''
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lila
Threatens 20 Invade Northern Mexico
~ His Orders Are Not Com
piled With.

NOGALES. Ariz. AuE. l2-TanEi.
bic proof OF the Carranza-Viua split
and the danger OF an armed invasion
OF northwestern Mexico BY villa
forces. was received here to-day.
General villa. the northern di.
visional commander. telegraphed Car.
ranze military officials IN sonora.
that II they combated Jose Maria
Maytorena. the elected governor Of
the state. he would penetrate the
state with his forces which recently
have been recruited 20 war strength
Villas message. sent 10 Colonel P.
Elias Gales. the military commander
IN north Sonora. safc m part
Il. as chief OF forces under arms
closest TO your state. should be
Obliged to enter your state and ar
range matters az they ought 20 be.
and establish authorities which shall
b. respected 80 that peace shall be
restored for tho good OF the nation.
Villa said that he toek this stand
because Maytorena was the "Consti-
tutional governor OF the state OF So
nora and therefore the representative
OF the people"
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AMERICAN MILITARY EXPERT TELLS OF
CONDITIONS EXISTING In BRUSSELS
BATTLE
Between Germans and Allies Reported
70 Be IN Prosress-Littie
News From Front.

LONDON. Aug. 20. ass =. M
Dispatches from Brussels 70 the
london papers announce that the
British. French ard Russian min.
istert, wifh their STATS. have Iee
for Antwerp.
The Brussels correspondent Of
the Exchange Telegraph Company
says.
t is becoming practically i'm.
possible % get news away from
Brussels. az the censor forbids any
information concerning the move.
u1ent % troops being published.
However. q is esrtsin that re.
n'e7doya battle 10 in progress yit-.
i1 ne area stretching from Dis@t
and Tirlemont 80 Far aa Civet
The general impression here is
tnat no effort will be made 20
concentrate for the deferas 81
Brussels. as the attacking German
force would not be % Sufficient
strength 20 warrant such esneer-
tration"
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COMPREHENSIVE PLANS ARE
MAPPED OUT BY THE
ADMINISTRATION.
To Spend s25.OOO.OOO For Ocean
Going Vessels-Raise Funds by
Sale Of Canal Bonds

WASHINGTON. Aug 1s-compre-
hensive plans we're mapped out bv
the admlnistration today FOR bIildInx
up the American merchant marine
"ith The government money BY the
immediate purchase % vessels 10
transport the products % the United
states 10 the varring nations of Eu.
rope and 20 South and Central Amer.
lca.
President Wilson. IN consultation
Win Democratic leaders of tho Sen.
etc and House. approved a project
contemplating tho expenditure Of an.
pror.mafcly f25 900 900 for the pur-
chase ~ ocean going vessels 20 be
operated under the direction OF a Gov
eminent chipping board IN carryine
~ foreign trade Of The United States.
Government Insurance of american
ahina and cargoeH AGAINST the rieta
of var would be provided for In
bili slrmltted fo Congress today affa-
pr had been approved by the Press.
dent The bIll. another ~ the ener.
Fenry measures designed % aid in
moving exports vac introduced In the
senate hy Senator Clarke OF Arkan.
fC1uenuar o. unra rTf-.
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STATEMENT ON FIELD
OPERATIONS In WAR
ZONE Is SIGNIFICANT

LONDON. Aug. TO- 1:20 Havas dispatch from Brussels
es an official communication concerning present
held operations in Belgium -
After having lost much time a Of
besides important material" the
an right has succeeded gaining banks of the Ne
the ground to bring them IN armies
The German the Of Meuse comprise
OF dherept army whose efforts have
ward the capture ~ leRe dsengaged There al
bodies thanks
make considerable disturbance themselves north and south
On the south the allied Belgian armies have been
sne 10 repue them but the north the contrary they
free Held and could penetrate small bodies
I'm word the number of our potions
nut have wasted fifteen result which greatly
10 the honor OF II single battle eyo
Tons or captures Of certain parts Of the country towns These
matters secondary regard the object troops in
the general dispositions This revealed and the most
penetrating minds will be unable
sa1y particulars furnished concerning the opeatons
Fighting proceeding the whole extended from Ease
S"erand 10 Dest Belgium and these
more nearly the opposing armies approach
come the deciding battles the
vantage on this side and Of yielding on that
- mere Is no nefor TO play into the hands Germans
hA the motive OF the being out Far from
ong beaten making beating enemy n
der the best possible conditions" 49, ' ~"
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EXPERT GIVES TESTIMONY
IN VIRGINIA DEBT CASE
GIVES RESULT OF HIS INVEST.
IGATIONS OF VIRGINIAS
BO KS.
Nirginia's Attorneys Make Motion
TO Confuse Case-NictOry For
West Virginia.

bYrgia. LIauHt.h fn THa Tur.I....n..r
RICHMOND. Va. August no
In pursuance ~ an order entered ny
tho supreme Court uf the United
states In the case uf the Common
wealth of NirEinia AGAINST West XIr.
Finla. on the sfh day OF June last
re-committnE tho same Tor the fr
PRODUCTION of evidence and srrumsri
upon matters scf forth in tho srrrIa
mental answer nled hy the State o-
West Nirs.nia. tho Master Hon DH1a
p littlefrII opened tho Hr4r.nr a-
10 O'Clock fH's morning. tr tho -r.
preme Court room.
Wet Nifr.n.a was represented rv
ra Attorney General bon a A Luv
John H Holt and CfarIar TfsaI
HoRE
NrEin'H wa. represented fv ra Az.
torncy General John 4. Pollard On.
attorney General William A Anderson
Randolph Harrison arf John % Moon
Chairman of fnH F.rlra Debt Com
mission
Tho hon1hoItlrr creditor. we're
represented hy Mreare Sanford Rob
lnson and Holmes Conrad
Governor Henry p Hatfield and
Hon John " Mason Chairman ..
the debt Commission ON tho para DBL.
West NirE.u.a. were also I1 attend
anre
Mr. Holt announced f1 frs va.tas
that the introduction of evidence. rr.
fcsntfnusf On r,v. -rt-.,
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ROME. Aug 20.-Grief over the
war IN Europe caused the Pope much
depression from the frst outbreak.
and several days aEo symptoms ap-
peared Of the old bronchial erActiun
from which the Pontin had suffered
in times past
On Tuesday DR. Marchiafava an
nounced that the Pope was suffering
from simple cold and that possibly
complete rest for week would re
store him 20 HE usual health The
bronchial condition spread. however.
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TRIP CANCELLED
Liner Creole Schedules 10 Sail rs-sy
For Europe After Stranded Amer.
cans VIII Not Make Trp.

NEN YORK Aus 10 Tho eau.
.rg Of the southern Pacific liner Gre
oIe tomorrow f1 Europe t1 tr.re home
stranded Americans Fas cancelled fo
ri.H. new date Cor her departure
"'|. Do t0t within day 0r ro. 10 was
announced after rahIeErama have
been received from abroad raEardine
fnr European situation
Irr Creole can carry about fr.
raeenrrrrs and tae been chartered
tv fre Raymond and WfH-orh Tour
i.f AGENCY Wher eta does leave
port Liverpool probably vu d. her
fesfInaton.
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eERNANs - aaussrLa-

LONDON. Aug -.. q a m The ad.
vance of German troops around ana
above Brussels. and even into atst
are practically tho suburbs % Ant
Herp. d. Indicated .n Reuter- fos.
patches from Antwerp uhIch report
mat German cavalry have been On.
rolutored near Herentlafe. fifteen
miles east of Antwerp and also near
Turnhouf which Is 20 miles -rrfh.
rssf of Antwerp ard close 10 tte
L---- l-n-l---
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BARK ESCAPES
German Stesrls- Mstador Joadsd
Win Rich Cargo Arrives Safely
A. New YORK

NEW YORK. Aug 10 - me Ger.
nan bark Mafafor. on fhe seas since
July -. war prize worth nearly
10000 eluded ell warshlpr and ued
up In fork here fhfa afternoon. For
week or more after fte declaration
oi war her officers knew nothing of
t and Hteered their rran Tor Bremen
unconscious ~ their rick % capture
The Mafador sailed from New Or
Icons July - pr Bremen with carr
20 of tobacco and slaves worth F2f7
N'N Two weeks thereafter. on Aug
lst l-. her captain spoke the Mall
0ry liner Alamo The Mafador vas
irrn wei on Der way 20 Bremen.
Learu.nE Tor che fret time of the
european war from ne captain Of ths
Alamo. tho Maiador's captain made
Tor this port.
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BURTON TO PRESIDE
Over Repubuca1 state Co-v--t-- q.
Be Heid a. coiu1r5u August IS.

Special u.rrat-r fr .". T.f.f.....
COLUMBUS. O. Aug I. .-.rrfr4
r. p Burton tonight was chosen Ir
tbo Republican State Central .Urr.I.
tfC to preside over fhr stan. ..-.ar
tion August eF Edwin Trrr.. coal
rnagnafe. viii be chairman 1f tre state
Executive Committee. which urI CON
sis. ~ ,9 members. and r So rHU-r
tor former state auditor win .. .r.
retary ~ o.. ramrrfrr was .. .I--t
"a chairman 30 the State Cerra Com
mftce e.. a. kniEhf. former H.H
Mooser. vas elected vice chairman
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6 RE EAT AGITATION OVER
THOUGHT THAT GERMANS
ARE NEAR.
People Warned Not to ATTEMPT
Responsibility Is Prepared
For Defense.

LONDON Aug -midnlRht-A An
American military expert reviewing
the situation IN BelEium saS tonight
. left Brussels today There was
a good deal of agitation there. az tho
people thought the Germans very near
and there had been hghfinr ar TirIs-
mont a good many refugees had
come in from Tirlemonf and Louyain
The people kept very quiet. though
they were hiled with suspense owing
fo The numerous ruw0ra The inn
precision was that the Germans. a.
Tor makinr regoruaieaances in force
and scouting the country to tho nortn
n Brussels win cavalry. were about
io advance mi force on Brussels Tn.
population had been told hv The bur
r0uaetrr chat m fhn German came.
they should remain indoors and 20
on as far as possible with their usual
vacations
brussels lr AM unfafcrdef city. but
within fhe last three or four dave
every important street LEADING ont ~
the town has been harrIrafnr
Trenches have been duE ir the out
skirts and hlrhed wire ertsrrIrmartf
have been placed Iu front of them
These teferees. however. arn Intend
Cd only for protection AGAINST cav.
airy raid They would ta futile
asa.rst any attack lr force
BsttIs wHLRs outs.ss
Are battle for the actual rosees-
.0u rf Brussels viii br fought orf.
SIDE. In fhe direction OF Warrr and
Lorraine If f1e Germans take Hrus
FrIs f does NOT mean .r ary sense
military setback for tro allies beyond
fs sentimental eject. and fhe opinion
Ir Brussels vas shat owing f1 Frrrlh
successes I'M NsacF and The check The
German -.raf wing has suffered ir
Belgium. eouefhirE must b. done
which would have at least the form Of
success
brussels. arrarertlr. Del not rr.
duly scared The s1ors are o-r- The
street cars and taN.cabs are running.
tccutiuusd on Fars Eiusl
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LONDON Aus DO. $50 o. m Ma.
rooned in London because Of the var
and the o1seTlrrt irfrrrrrHor fo
travel Nlrfor.auo Hurrta. former
rresIdenf 0f NeE.ro. and bic family
made q brief sirhtsreinr tour about
The city today
General Hlerfa and family SLIPPED
INTO London urannourcef and took
apartments I'M an Obscure ncfrI whore
They have rested quietly for two DAYS.
worn out By the trip from Jamaica.
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ONE oEtrH FsoW FEAT.

PHu.ADELPHA. Aug 10 a-0ra
death md numerous pr0sfraU0na due
to heal were reported today. the bot.
est August 10 in the history of the
local weather bureau The maximum
temperafure va 90. while tho humIfI.
fF was very excessive Shower. with
lower temperature. are promised for
to-morrou.
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Esplonsgs Charged

LONDON. Aug 10. ll:t5.p. m
Eighty Japanese students who arrived
IN ENGLAND today from Germany say
come OF their compatriots were arrest.
ed charEed with espionage Those ar
riving here declare they experienced
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ana on wednesday n was announced
that tho Popes condition was serious.
A bulletin issued ~ O'Clock Wed.
nesday afternoon. signed by Drs.
Marchiafava and Amiei. gave the FOL.
lowing explanation:
The Pope's condition grew worse
during the night This was due TO
tho diffusion Of the bronchitis 20 the
lower lobe OF tho left lung. symp.
toms of heart weakness became 40
tcontinusd on Pags EtnsJ
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considerable discomfort. and an OF
them lost their baggage
Before Great Britain declared war
on permany. the students say. the idea
pfeF-iled In Germany that Japan
would attack Russia. and the japanese
tconuHusd ON Page Hinsl
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rEE wEArHrR

AsttLNoroH. Aug 1a-Forerart.
onio-annwerH ThrruTnv. Trfrnr frfr
AeEt aluia-Purtlr cloudy rnnrn-
oaT ahcwara af uiEhf or TrIfnv
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NAuEaday Friday parity cloudy.
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