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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-20
GERMANY WANTS To
GIVE PROVINCE To
UNITED STATESFOR
RETURN To CHINA
Inquiry Was Made Today to Ameri-
ca Charge d'Affaires in Pekin
by Chinese Government Officials
PLAN, 1T IS SAID, MAY MEET
WITH SOME OPPOSITION
china Declares That She Will
Maintain Her Neutrality No Mat
ter What Outcome Is
BY Aksocfntc1 Prcst

Pelsin. China. Aug. 2O.-China to-
day inquired of the United States
what its attitude would be toward the
CessiOn by Germany to the United
States of the territory of Kiau- Chow
for immediate cessiOn thereafter back
to China.
The inquiry of the Chinese govern
ment was made to the American
charge d-affaires and il was under
stood to be based on intimation from
Germany that such course might
solve the problem.
The Chinese government is not sure
that such "a program would meet with
the approval of Japan or Great Brit
ain and the option is freely cX-
pressed that il will not. But China
has informed the United States that
no matter what action Japan may
take as result of her ultimatum the
Chinese government will reserve an
absolutely passive attitude.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-20
French Officer Tells of
Capture of German Flag

Paris, Aug. 20. 8 A. M.--An officer
of a French rifle regiment gives to
the Petit Troyen the following ae-
count of the capture of the first Ger
man flag:
"The engagement of the French
troops with the Ninety-ninth brigade
of Germans lasted from $50 a. m. to
8 at night.
"The artillery combat was terrible
The French 75-millimeter guns made
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-20
Pope Plus X DIES
WITH WORDS Of LIFE
MOTTO ON HIS LIPS
Pontiff Just in Act of BestOwing
Blessing Upon Those About Him
When Heart Was Stilled
WAR FASTENED HIS DEATH
Head of Catholic Church Stricken
With Grief Over European
Clash of Arms
WAR FASTENED HIS DEATH
BISHOP SHANAHAN GIVES
HIS IMPRESSIONS OF POPE

Speaking of Pope Plus y, whom
he met nine years ago I'm Rome,
Bishop Shanahan, of the Harris
burg diocese. said this morning:
His Holiness was a man of great
personal piety. He was an ardent
lover of America. Pre-eminently
he was the peoples pope, endeared
to all by his democratic ways.
after his elevation to the Vati-
can he kept his two sisters and a
niece I'm rented rooms within sight
of the Vatican, and they were al
most daily visitors at the Vatican"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-20
THE WEATHER

For Harrisburg and vicinity: I'm
settled weather Tonight and Fri
day, probably thundershONvers;e
not much change In temperature,
For Eastern Pennsylvania: Unset
tied Tonight and Friday, prob
ably tbundershOwers; gentle to
moderate shifting winds.
General Conditions
The center of the Western disturb
ances has moved nOrtheastyyard
to Wisconsin with somewhat di-
minished force. In connection
with the high pressure nrea to the
nOrthweStward ID has caused
showers and thunderstOrms In the
Missouri Valley and in the Mis-
sissippi Valley ms far south ms
st. Louis In the Lake region, New
York, PENNSYLVANIA and Southern
New England.
Temperature; s n. M, "a.
sun; Rises. 1921 "a. M; sets, G;58
y. m.
M00ni New moon, Friday, August
Fl. 1920 n. m.
River stage: 1.2 feet abOve low
water mark.
Yesterdays Weather
Highest temperature, O3.
Lowest temperature. 8S.
Mean temperature, so.
Normal temperature, ~.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Charles Henry Sorge and Daisy Rib;
WertZ. city.
Harry Allen Stambaugh and Lotti
Nay Paxton, city.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-20
BY Associated Press

Rome, Aug. 2O.-"Together in one
all things in Christ"
These words, which Pope Plus X
adopted as his motto in an encyclical
issued on August 10, 1908, six day:
after he had been elevated to the
PontifiCate. were on his lips as he
entered the valley of death.
The end which came at 1.20 o'clock
this morning, was peaceful. A few
moments before he had been reused
from a state of semi mi-consCiousneSs
and he attempted to bestow a bless
ing upon those gathered in the cham
ber, but his strength failed him. After
a pause he murmured the Scriptura
text and did not speak again.
The death of the Pontiff in the
eightieth year of his life and the
twelfth year of his Pontificate, while
long anticipated because of ailments
incident to advanced age, neverthe-
less came as a shock even to those
near him. For several days he had
been suffering from gouty catarrh, but
on Tuesday his physicians declared
that the trouble was of no great inn
portance and yesterday morning re-
assuring reports concerning the pa
tient were current.
The change came suddenly during
the forenoon yesterday and early in
the afternoon those in attendance an
nounced that death was imminent.
War Hastened Death
Similar attacks had been resisted
with the aid of the Pope's will power
but depression over the clash of arms
in Europe mitigated against another
recovery.
At 10 o'clock last night the Pontiff
experienced an attack of coughing
that greatly distressed him. He could
not move in bed without assistance
and the struggle he made to breathe
was painful to witness AS the su-
preme moment approached the
coughing ceased and the restlessness
which the doctors had been unable
to relieve disappeared. The features
of the patient, which had given evil
dence of his pain, resumed normal
expression, except for the pallor,
which increased.
The Papal Secretary of State, Car
dinal Merry Del Val, Cardinals Fer
rata, Cagiano and Bisleti, the Pope's
two sisters and physicians, who were
at the bedside, recognized the calm
preceding eternal rest. DR.. March
iafava, his hand on the Pontiff's pulse,
turned toward the Papal Secretary
who was kneeling, and shook his
head Cardinal Merry Del Val under
stood and covered his face with his
hands Meantime Cardinal Nannu-
telli, the Popes niece, Gilda Parolin.
Mgr. Bianchi, Mgr. Misciatelli, and
his secretaries, Mgr. Bressan and Mgr.
Peschini, had joined the group in the
chamber.
The two sisters and the Pope's sec
retaries could not restrain their sobs
and their voices seemed to bring back
the Pontiff from the state of coma
into which he had lapsed. His eyes
opened and his lips moved and it was
plain that he was making an effort
to impart a final blessing. For a
moment it seemed that dissolution
had taken place and then the lips
moved again. Together in one, all
things in Christ" he whispered.
Dr. Marchiafava released the wrist,
Continued on Page 12.l
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-20
CORN CROP NORMAL
SbeeiaI 70 The reIcerabh

Washington, D. c., Aug 20.-Pro-
duction of 2,700, 900, 900 bushels of
corn in the United States this year is
the forecast to-day of the committee
on statistics and standards of the
Chamber of Commerce of the United
States. It's report is based on data
secured as of August IL. The out
look is for about a normal crop, since
the average for ten years is 1880, ,00O,-
600 bushels
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-20
D. D. Lentz, aged II, Dead
at Mont Alto TODAY

The death of d. d. Lentz, of Eliza
bethville, occurred this morning at
Mont Alto, after an illness that began
years old and a son of Mrs. j. c..
Lentz, of Elizabethville. with whom he
resided. James A. Lentz, vice-chair-
man of the Dauphin county Republi-
can committee. is a brother. The
funeral will be held Saturday morn
ing. with burial at Matters Church
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-20
TRIES GAS ROUTE

Myrtle Coslow, aged 81 years. color
ed 334 Mnnich street, a domestic, at
tempted suicide yesterday by the gas
route. She was found in an unConsci-
Gus condition in her bedroom. She was
taken to the Harrisburg Hospital, where
her condition is reported improved
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-20
OVERCOME BY HEAT

j. W. Field. aged so years, 1880
North Seventh street, a machinist at
the State Printery is in the Harris
burg Hospital in a serious condition.
He was overcome by the heat.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-20
OPENING IN NORTHOF
BELGIUM MAY CHANGE
PLANS OF CAMPAIGN

Persistent but Uncon6rmed Rumors Say Brus-
sels Has Already Been Captured by German
Forces; Kaiser's Army Is Headed For
Antwerp and Belgians Are Retiring in
That Direction to Assist British and French;
Reports From Various Points Say Ger
many Has Decided to Refuse Japan's
Ultimatum; Terrible Fighting Is Believed
to Be in Progress Throughout Belgium.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-20

London, Aug. 20, 533 P. M.-The following infornna-
ton given out by the official bureau this afternoon
THE Belgian field army confronted by superior
bers has fallen back
The Belgian troops had admirably performed their
duty in delaying the hostile advance and enabling their al
lies to complete their concentration"
The invaders already have reached line between Di-
nant and Neufchateae latter point being less than Is
miles from Sedan the flies To the northward their
advance troops have reached the River Dye Manes,
almost midway between Brussels and Antwerp.
Before this northward rush, the Belgian forces
tring Antwerp In Brussels they call this strategic
move
London, Aug 20, GAS P. MA dispatch to the Star
from Brussels says the German occupation of Brussels is
imminent.
The burgoaser of the Belgian capital has ordered the
civic guard to dsarm.
Paris Aug. TO- P. M.-The recapture of Muelhausen
was preceded by very battle during which the
French troops took of the suburbs at the point of the
bayonet They also took the result ther victory six
German cannon and six ammunition wagons
The official note says the situation in the Vosges noun
tans unchanged In Upper Asace the French have
pied Guebwiler II miles southwest of Colmar.
In Lorraine it stated the French lines extends from
the north of Saarburg passing by Morhange Define.
The situation in the Duchy of Luxembourg and in Bel
gum is unchanged
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-20
OFFICIAL BULLETINS BRIEF

havoc among the German horses and
then reduced the heavy German guns
to silence. The gunners were deci-
mated by the French fire and they
abandoned their pieces which fell into
French hands.
THE German machine guns from a
church steeple continued to ravage
the French but the church was finally
demolished.
"At nightfall the French charged
the enemy's defense works with irre<
Continued on Page 1O1
[other War News. Pages 8. 10. III
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-20
Late News Bulletins
RELIEF REACHES PARIS
ULTIMATUM ARRIVES IN BERLIN

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-20

An entire change in the pfans campaign may be brought
the finding of an opening to the north y the German
armies in Belgium This was admitted in an official communi-
cation from Brussels to-day which said the Germans had gained
ground both banks of the Mese and with the
expected by holding the invaders check for fifteen days. their
strategy will be merged into the general plan of the allied
retograde movement does defeat implying that the
egans have been operating hitherto by themselves in checking
the Germans while the French and British making preparations
to meet the advancing German forces.
Rumo that Brussels has fallen into German hands
senty current in Paris but confirmation could be obtained
The Belgian capital certainly by daring
city All the approaching roads had been bacaded and
enched Four of the Brussels hospitals filled with wounded
soldiers.
Antwerp apparently the temporary goal of the German troops
Belgium They reported moving slowly but steadily the
soldiers have occupied the of emont and their masses,
pushing from the frontier believed have
BATTLE AT CHARLERoI
Reports in Brussels asserted 'had occurred Char
eroi which the Germans supposed
OF 5000 killed This confirmed by any official
Germany had decided comply with apan utmatum calling
for the German evacuation of Kao Chow and
regard to her East Indian colonies apans
attitude
Gumbnnen, German twenty miles from the Russian
frontier has been occupied by the Russians who according
sian official advances captured twelve German field guns and
OFFICIAL BULLETINS BRIEF
News the military developments issued by the official
becomes brief the of Germans
approach opposing Begans French and British
This mornings note out by the French War Office just
tons that important occurring Belgium and adds
there nothing along the front in Alsace Lorraine.
French official advices the rapid progress of
French column invading Lorraine in the direction OF Metz
corps of Amaons reported being Berlin
ing made by Chinese medical who have
in Rotterdam from the German capital
Montenegrn have invaded Austria territory
govna where they have been incorporated army corps
lServian army.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-20

SerVian army
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-20

[other War News, Pages 8. 10. III
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-18
LOS ATAQUES DE LA ARTl'
LLERIA ALEMANA.

SegGn los informes de un
2bservador que Sc encuentra
con ell Ejercito ingles, en- el
frente de la Inca de cOmbate,
Y q, es ell q suministra algunas
n~oticias q los peri6dicOs, los a.
taques de Ia artilleria alemana
han disminuido g~randemente
desde hace unos pOc1S dias y
que ninguna semejanza tiene
con aquellos tremendos esfuer-
EOS desplegados por el enemi-
go en- Ypres a fines de Octu-
bre pasado. FL valor de los j6-
venes soldados alemanes es
motive de grandes elogios por
parte del observador y solo la
discipline y valentia de los a.
liados ha logradO contener a
aquellos en- sus arTojOs J teme-
ridades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-18
LAS BELGAS ACLAMARON
SU REY.

Con motive del dia de fies-
ia de S. NJ. Alberto, Rey de
B6lgica, todos los refUglados
: soldadOs heridOs de Sc pals
cue Sc encuentran en- Ia CAPT
tai de Ing~laterra, celc5raron
entnsiastamente la / "A de
81 mcnarca, aclamduaoio y
victoreandolo por las caiLco de
Londres. Ell j6ven y vallente
Monarch Sc encuentra en- uni
on de su abnegada esposa al
frente del Ej6rcito belga.
Los tres hijos de los reyes
belgas, que son hu6spedes de
Lord Curzon, muchos otroS
dignatarios de aqueI pals y
Representatives. de la nobleza
gritainca y de Ia familla real,
esperaron 2 los manifestantea
en- Ia cathedral de Westminster.
Durante ell dia los tres pEln-
cipes visitaron todos los hos
pitales en- donde Sc encuentran
los soldados belgas heridos,
a quienes les hicieron perso-
nalmente pequenOs obsequio5
que muchos agradecieron con
lagrimas en- los ojOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-18
EN- LOS OTROS CAMPOS
DE

En- vista del empuje que los
austriacos estan desarrollando
en- sus operaciones contra los
servios, 6stos Sc han visto obi
gados a retroceder constante-
mente.
Sc dice que ell Kedive de
Egipto que habia permanecido
en- ConstantinopIa desde que
principle la guerra, ha salido
para la frontera a hacerse car
go de las fuerzas turcas que
operaran contra EgiptO.
OtraS noticias dicen que el
Jefe de los Beduincs en- Alden,
possession inglesa en- Arabia, ha
ilamado a su pueblo para que
Sc leVante en- armas contra Ell
gobierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-18
LOS NOMBRES DE GUERRA
Y LAS r DE FA-
BRICA.

La oficina alemana impe-
rial de patentes y marcas, no
permitira que los nOmbres de
militares y leaders pOliticos,
de batallas y todos aquellos
que de una manera general ten
gan relaci6n con la guerra
europea sean usados COMO mar
cas- de fabrica, en- la inmensa
variedad de productos dc Ia
industrial y manufacture he la
n&ci6n germana.
Dice la disposition ,. aque-
la oficina, que dichos nom
bres deben usarse c0mo eX-
presiones de patriotismo y no
con prop6sitos comerciales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-18
VUELVE A DECIRSE QUE Ell
PRINCIPE HEREDERO
ESTA HERIDO.

La Gaceta de Lausanne, pc
ri6dico que Sc publica en- Cine
bra Suiza, ha dado la notlcla
de que logr6 confiTamar que
ell Principe de la Corona Ale
mana, Federico GuillermO, fue
trasportadO desde Estrasbur-
go al Palacio Real, gravemen-
te herido, en- un tren especial.
Ell tren lego a la Estaci0n
en- Ia noche, habi6ndose I'M
pedido que la muchedumbre
Sc acercara a los andenes, con
exception de los altos emplea-
dos del ferrocarril y jefes mill
tares. La conducci6n al Pala-
clio Sc hizo en- medic de una
fuerte eScolta de trOpas.
FL mismo peri6dico asienta
cue la Emperatriz estuVo en-
Estrasburgo ell 80 del mes pa
sadO, permaneciendo a Ia ca
becera del enfermo TODD Ell dia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-18
EN- LA FRAN
CO-BELGA.

Las noticias que llegan del
campo occidental de la lucha
dicen que NADIA importante ha
habido en- csc lugar, durante
Ell dia de aver. La llegada del
invierno ha paralizado par
cialmente ell m0VimientO de las
cropas en- Ell Este y Oeste.
Las tempestades y los hura-
canes han barrido tOdas las
srincheras en- B6IgIca Y en- Ell
Norte de Francia y OCCASIONAL
do grandes sufrimjentos tanto
q los heridos como a los COM
batientes Y en- general q toda
/. genie de am9o Una extern
sa area de terreno en- Flandes
occidental, en- los alrededoreS
de DiXmude, ha sidO inundada
materialmente debidO a las
.fuertes lluvias que han caido
todos estos dias; no dejando
IN solo pedazo de terra des-
cubierto en- donde poder COM
batir.
Respecto a los avances y pro
gresOS de los ej6rcitos conten-
diettes en- ell occidente, las no
ticas de los alamanes Y fran
ceses son contradictoTias; pueS
cada uno por su parte anuncia
victorias. De Berlin dicen que
sus avances son muy ligerOs de
Dido a las tOrmentas de nieVe.
Y de Paris informan cue los g.
lemanes en- su intentO de cru
Ear Ell Canal cerca de DiXmu-
de, fueron rechazadOs, habien
do lOgradO los aliadOs captu-
rar, mejor dicho, recuperar
varioS puntos estrat6gicos y re-
pulSando por dos Veces a los
germanos en- suS ataQues al SUI
roeste de Ypr6S, CONSEQUENCE
esta vez d~estruir cOmpletamen
te un regimiento aleman al sur
de BiXschOOte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-18
FUERTEs TURCOS OCUPA-
DOS POR LOS INDIOS.

Otras noticias de Londres
hacen saber que ell Secretario
del Almirantazgo hizo publ
COS antier los triunfOs obteni-
dos en- las operaciones contra
la guarnici6n turca de Sheikh-
Sail, fortaleza que Sc encuen-
ira situada en- ell estrecho de
B~ab-el-Mandeb, a la entrada
del Colo Alden, que fue ocu-
pada, juntamente con otras
fortalezas de Tarba, por las
tropas midas, a quienes ayudo
ell crucero ingles Duque de
Edinburgh.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-18
LOS TURCOS DETIENEN Ell
AVANCE De LOS RUSOS.

Sc tienen noticias en- PetrO-
grade de cue los varios alta
ques que los turcOS han dadO
en- la region del Caucaso, en-
las ccstas orientales del Mar
Negro, han degrade detener
Ell avance Y los moVimientos de
los rusos, Y segdn los informes
oGc.ales dados q cCGCler en- Ia
capital de Turquia, los moscO-
vitas han sufrido grandes per
didas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-18
LOS AEANDC'
z CRACOViA.

Sc dice que los austriacos
estaban discutiendo la poslbl-
lidad de abandonar Ia Ciudad
de Cracovia, Capital de la Ga
licia, antes que eXponerla d IN
bombardeo que Ia reduciria a
escombrOS. Esta noticia hace
suponer I'm bombardeO que
Ia reduciria a escOmbros. Esta
noticia hace supOner que Ia pr
mera que aparece en- esra sec
ci6n, tenga algunOs fundamen-
tos de verdad; pUes como sc
We, los mismOs austriacOS te-
milan cue los rusos bombardea-
ran la poblaci6n.
EStos aparentemente estan
eoneentrando sus esfuerzos
con objeto de apoderarse de
Cracovia Y Przemysl para a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-18

pIastar al ej6rcito %austriaco y
poder asi avanzar sobre ell te-
rritorio aleman. La guarnici0n
de Przemysl ha necno una sa-
Ida con 6xito, segdn los infOr-
mes oficiales. Tambien Sc dice
Que los alemanes estan man
dando grandes c%antidades de
genie a los puntos estrategicos
de Posen Y Silesia para espe-
rar ell avance de los rusOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-18
PESCUISAS.

Deco zaber g. pa~adevc de nj hijo
Lui U~rzl,ez. * q aus as eiad, gu.eC
sali6 de AgussleE-a,es an 1917 con Ii
recci6n & Los Angeles, C-l. Quic1 Il
forme de 6l recijira una gratifcaci6nde
$500. D~irij&se Z CristiHa MARTINEZ, Mar
tindale, Texas,
q ! II IS
La sonora Fabiana Luera, de-
sea saber el paradero de su es-
pose el senior Timoteo Gonzalez,
de 65 amos de edad.
Dirijase TODD informe 2 Tomas
Rodriguez, P. O. Box 1853, Aus
tin, Texas.
2S-4.11-18
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-18
De OTRC
PRINCIPE.

Hace Docos dias dimos Ia
norioia lie que ei crucero Ale
man Emden tue incendiado
por Otro crucero Ingles, en- las
costaS de Occiania, y su tripu-
laci6n hecha prisionera.
Entire los oficiales del En-
den Sc encuentra ell oven Prin-
cipe Francisco Jas6 de Hohen-
zollern, primo hermano del
Kaiser Guillermo y cunado del
eX-Rey Manuel de Portugal.
Este Principe es ell que hace
tempo guerra ell Kaiser sc ca
sara con la Gran DuqueSa de
LuXemburgo, cuya pals Sc en-
cuentra actualmente bajo la
domination temporal de Ale
mania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-18
LA CAPITAL De GALICIA
ENVUELTA EN- LLAMAS

De Ia capital del RENO de
Italia llegan nOticias muy lac6
meas references al ihcendio de
Cracovia, Capital de la Cali
Ella; pues que solo Sc dice que
IN peri6dico de Roma, II Gior-
male d'Italia, publica I'm despa
emo procedente de Venecia, en-
Ell cual asienta cue Ia Ciudad
de Cracovia Sc encuentra en-
vGelta en- llamaS J que sus ha-
bitanteS estan huyenGo con eS-
panto de eSa region.
Quiza para esra Loche Sc
tengan noticias mas detalladas
sobre este hecho; pues Sc igno-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-18

cierCn su entrada formal a la
fortaleza de Tsing-Tau, posi-
sion alemana que Sc encuentra
en- ell territorio de Kiao-Cchow,
las fuerzas japonesas que 10
graron rendirla a principles
de mes.
La entrada de los vencedo-
res fue motive de grandes &C.
remonias, entire otras las de
los servicios fdnebres en- honor
de los muertOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-18

ra 81 la ciudad fu6 quemada
Dor los invasores 0 81 fue algu-
na medida tomada por los de-
fenSOreS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-18
Ell DOLOR
d eras u.ata-dcloe. "Aceite Relampago de HUNT"

Fsta admirable medicine hace mas que cuaLquiera otra preparation para
sfyiar el dolor. ActIa violeutamente con resultaCcs tan e&plendldos que
cada casa deberia conservara a mano, Suaviza y quta la moieSua y ell O.
Tor siendo TN preventive contra las Lagas. Cortaduras, Raspones e rrta-
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