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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-07-02
DIRE DISTRESS
1t Is Near at Hand to Many Of Our
Readers.

Don't neglect an aching back
Backache is often the kidneys cry
for help.
Neglect hurrying to the kidneys aid.
Means that urinary troubles may
follow.
Or danger fworse kidney trouble.
Here's convincing testimony:
John Humes. retired railroad enei-
7eer, 554 Fourth ST.. Monroe, Mich,
says: "Kidney trouble came on me
gradually and | got pretty bad be-
fore | paid much attention to it. The
Kidney secretions We're highly colored
and too frequent in passage. l was
obliged to get up several times at
night. l suffered from severe back
ache and constant pains through my
kidneys. When / bent over, | could
hardly straighten up again. | was in
bad shape and used different remedies,
but nothing seemed to help me. Doan's
Kidney Pills had been used in the
family, so decided to try them They
gave me great relief"
Price SOC at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Humes had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-07-02
STORE ETIQUETTE.
Village Merchant Considers the ps
mands of Hospitality.

Village Merchant Considers the ps.
mands of Hospitality.
The summer visitor In a small sea-
port town was amazed and amused at
the assortment of merchandise dis-
played in the little store at the head
Of the wharf.
The showcase was devoted to an
assortment o. candy at one end and
lot of cigars and tobacco at the
other end, and no barrier between.
Next to the showcase stood motor
engine valued at several hundred dob
lars.
Thinking to please the proprie-
tor" says the Youths Companion.
"the visitor remarked that even the
large department stores in Boston
could not boast of such collection.
Well" he said II amt aping
them stores. can tell you. aim to
keep what my folks want. When q
man wants an engine for his bot he
wants it, and If the fish are running
he can't wait to send way to Port
land or Boston for it. He wants 1t
when he does, then and there"
After little pause, he continued:
"I don't like the way they do bust-
ness in them big stores, anyway.
Why, when you go into store up to
Boston the first thing you know some
body asks you what you want.
Now, l never do anything like
that. If man comes into my place
l pass the time O. day and ask him
to set, and after he's set and talked
a while If he wants anything he'll
tell me. never pester man to
buy. Maybe he amt come to buy;
maybe he's come to talk"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-07-02
Catches Fish With Tin Can

Crescent City, Fla.-S. G. Alexander
catches fish without the aid Of hooks.
He takes an ordinary tin can, with the
end bent in, fastens it to line, puts
some bait in it and tosses it over
board. Fish force their heads into the
can for the food but are unable to
back out Alexander experimental for
four years before hitting upon the tin
can idea.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-07-02
Cat Adopts Flock of Sheep.

Gentry, Mo.-Howard McCampbell,
a farmer who lives five miles from
here, owns kitten which prefers the
society of sheep to animals of its own
species. 1t may be seen riding on
the back of one of the sheep in the
day time and at night oftn nestles in
the wool of one of its adopted family.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-07-02

WANTED-Cottage on some small
Michigan lake for last week in July.
must be suited for party of eight.
Write Frank Klauser, Ohio Savings
Bank, Toledo, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-07-02

HAROLD soMERs. 100 DsKaib Ave-. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-07-02
HOLSTEIN CATTLE

m q + X Q q, dHu III
good on d 1 t 1 o n.
They will run 7I8
and 1916 Holstein
and are bred to
registered b u ! 3;
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-07-02
CHICKEN THIEF CUNNING

STILES Fowls With Fumes, They Fall
Into His Bag.
= Fort Worth, Tex.-A chicken thief
with a cunning that would win the
admiration of Sherlock Holmes ts
robbing roosts on the North Side.
The prowler sprinkled sulpher over
the floor of the roost, touched a
match and the fumes ascending up
ward stifed the chickens and they
fell into the bag held open for them.
The cackling and noise that usually
awakens the owner was suppressed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-07-02

AGENTS-Stop working for others.
Be your own boss. Write today for
full particulars. Sells everywhere.
VIM. Hudson Specially Co., 735 Kolb
ST., Akron, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-07-02

statesmen and agents for our
specialties, sold to hardware, roof.
PANT and drug stores, etc.; profits $2e
to $50 week; write us now. Alcatraz
Co., Richmond, Va.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-07-02

y ALL KINDS of farms for all kinds
of people. Get my lists. H. c. Herki-
mer, Maybee, Mich. Home phone.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-07-02

The Feds ranks are full of come.
backs, or veterans that hope to be in
cluded as SUCH
George Mullin, of the indianapolis
outlaws hopes to prove that his whip is
as good as ever. After Jennings let
him out of the Tiger fold last season
he was picked up by Washington but
was unable to perform to Clark Grif-
fith's satisfaction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
WAR TAX
PRESIDENT To READ MES
SAGE TO CONGRESS FRIDAY
ON EMERGENCY REVENUE.
Plans Tax on Various Commodities
Considered Luxuries-Under-
wood Has Plan.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Sept a.
President Wilson will begin to-mor.
row the preparation Of a message
which he plans to read to Congress.
Friday. urging the necessity Of emer-
sency revenue legislation to Offset the
curtailment in customs receipts since
the beginning Of the European war.
About $iO0,0OO.0O0 must be provided
II Is understood the President will
make # clear that sufficient revenues
for all purposes are assured. but that
the sudden cessation OF shipping has
reduced customs duties until millions
of emereency revenue must be raised
70 prevent a deficit Administration
leaders In Congress already have been
studying available sources OF special
revenue and have been In frequent
tcontinusd on Page ElsvsnJ
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FIGHT In AIR
German ard French Aeropisnes Eat.
tle over City Of Paris and
Germans Are Driven on.

PARIS. Sept ?. ii.2O p. ma
hsht in the MIR over Paris took place
this evening Three German aero.
planes hovered over the capital and
Immediately two French machines
we're sent up 70 engage them
Meanwhile rifles and machine guns
mounted on public buildings kept up
a constant Gre. By this means one OF
The German machines heoame sepa.
rated from the others and the French
aviators hew swiftly IN us direction
The German opened fre 20 which the
Frenchmen replied vigorously.
The engagement seemed 20 turn 20
the diaadvantnEc OF the German. who
mounted speedily o. a higher level and
holding this position. was saved from
further attack He finally disappcaref
in q northwest direction over Fort
homainvillc. after vain pursuit
The other German aeroplanes also
escaped tho IRE % the guns. and after
circlinE about for a considerahle time.
disappeared from view.
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PASSES
CLAYTON ANTITRUST BILL
GOES THROUGH SENATE
rs TO 16.
Completes Administration Pro-
gram For This Session.
It's Provisions.

WASHINGTON. Sept. = - The
Clayton antitrust bill to supplement
the Sherman law which will COM
plete the administration trust Iegis-
lative program for this session OF
congress. passed the senate today
The vote was f6 10 Is.
Seven Republican senctors. Brady.
Clapp Cummins. Jones. Kenyon. Nor
ris and Perkins. and Senator POin-
dexter, Progressive. voted for the
bill
The bill was amended BY the senate
IN many particulars and will be sent
10 conference. where the federal trade
commission bill-hrst Of the anti
trust measures still is under consid-
eration. Reports on both measures
are hoped for within two weeks.
The bill provides fines and impris-
Onment for Officers Of corporations
convicted Of offenses against the trus;
tconunuod on Page EiovenD
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army corps and parts Of two oth.
ere were engaged
FRbNcE-F Frcnch avistors
have pursued a German asroplane
over Paris There was an e..
change Of shots IN the air. but the
German svcceeded IN getting
sway.
RU6slh-Russia admits q ssrL
Gus defeat N East Prussia a. the
hands of the Germans. N this
battle two Russian army corpa
were badly cut % ard three aen.
erals and q number o. star %.
hcers were killed
FRANCE Ar offciai rsporf
from Paris says that q German
cavalry corps marching towards
the forest of campieone enaaaed
the British ard the British eaB.
turcd ter guns.
cHlNh-Japan has landed
thousands of troops a. the Chi
nese port % lung koN. 800 miles
north Of Tslnq Tau. ard the Ger.
man isastion a. Pckina ha- pro.
tested 20 the Chinese foreiqn o.
fcs against this alleged infrinos.
r1ent of china's neutrality.
The United states cruiser Ten.
nessee is % BE- utilized for the
transportation - Americans from
Hsvrs 10 England
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ZEPPELIN
appears over Antwerp and is Fired
Upon-Bonsbs Dropped EAST
of City.

LONDON. Sept 2. $50 .. m.-Ac.
eording 20 an Antwerp dispatch 20
The Evening News. the Zeppelin air.
ship which appeared over Antwerp
just before 4 o'clock this morniue cir.
cled over only the southeaaterniy
part of the city The alarm was quick
u eiven BY the forts The search.
lights played upon the airship. but
rather inenectiveiy. because the zop
pelin had appeared just before dawn
after q clear moonlight night Shots
were hred ai % and h is believed that
the airshlp was hit
a. Deurne. two miles east Of Ant.
werp. the Zeppelin apparently made e.
forts 90 reach tho wireless iustalla.
tion. She dropped bombs and three
houses we're hit four persons being
wounded
AZ Borchem. inside the timer forti
hcaiions. a bomb destroyed some fcle
Eraph wires over the streets
a. another point q bomb fell close
20 the railway lines but did no dam
age.
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THE WAR AT A GLANCE

FRANCE - The seat of the
French governments is 20 be re-
moved fron, Paris 20 BordeauE,
which lies s5s miles south, south
west o. PaFis.
The procismation announcing
this action. refers % u as . tenn
pofary arrangement
Re7srdina the progress Of the
battle which the Germans are
Wa9ina or French and Bslqian
coil, both French ard British GOV.
errmsnts are virtually keeping 81
ience. The movements of the
troops ere nieaqeriy reported. ard
y has been impossible, through
these reports % form any ade-
quate idea % ho~ TIE tide o. bat.
ts ls flowing.
RUs8ib-Direct advices from
the Russian eapital give the %.
fcisl report o. q batfle IastIro
seven days between the Russians
ard bustrians around Lsrbero.
capital of caliela. IN which ths
Russians were succeasfui, forcina
the hustrlsns 20 retreat ara
ssixlna heavily fortifed positions.
Ths Russlans captured $50 auns.
ard the euatfians are said -
hsvs suffered enormous ioases n
this battle three fuii Austrian
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ADMIT DEFEAT
Russian Official Dispatch Admits De-
feat o. Army BY the Germans.
Generals Killed.

London. Sept 2. 6 a. m.-fdolayed
ir transmission A Times dispatch.
Petrograd (St Petersburg) filed Tues
day evening says.
Army headquarters today feDofts
that. thanks 20 their highly developed
railway system, very superior German
forces concentrated from all paris on
the front and nung themselves AGAINST
about two OF our army corps. These
were exposed % an extremely vioieut
FIRE from the biz suns. which inflicted
large losses.
According 20 the reports received
here. our troops fought heroically.
Generals samsonon. Marios and pes.
itch and several stah officers have
fallen AT possible measures 70
amend this distressing event are be-
iuR taken
"On the Austrian front stubborn
fighting continues
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tired TO the southward TO prevent
being overwhelmed or cut of.
Our forces drove the Prusslan
guard and the Tenth German army
corps back AZ olse, with heavy
losses, but because Of the progress
OF the German right we were un-
able to follow up this ADVANTAGE
and were compelled TO retire.
The allied lines hold fast every.
where. Al no point have the Ger.
mans been able to break through
and our general movements con-
tlnue along the lines exactly az
planned.
Desperate Fighting Reported.
The battle line on the north 10.
day. roughly speaking, was be-
lieVed to follow a line running
east and west about through the
center Of the departments Of Oise,
Alsnes and Ardennes.
The most desperate fiqhtIna Is
reported from Rethel. In the de-
partrent Of Ardennes, where the
Germans have thrown enormous
fresh forces against the French
lines.
Four huge corps Of the KaIser's
Ccontinued on Page Elsvsn.)
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KAISER CLAIMS TO HAVE
CHECKED THE RUSSIANS
REPORTS SUCCESS OF GER
MAN ARMY IN BOTH EAST
AND WEST.
In the East Is the Greatest Where
the Russians Have Been
ROut ted.

BERLIN. CVis The Haoue).
Sept. 2 - Reports cf continued
successes In both the eastern and
western theaters Of war are made
public by the war office today.
The German advance against
Paris continues without interrup-
ton. Il Is said, and tive stubborn
resistance is being slowly but
steadily overcome.
But II 10 In the east the Ger.
man arms have scored their most
noteworthy success. The Rus
sian Invasion Of Eastern Prussia
has been checked and ths so-
vanelna columns routed with
enormous losses. Thousands of
prisoners have been taken, In
eludina many Russian officers Of
hiah rank.
The situation In the east is
much improved through the ar
rival there of fresh troops. These
have been procured without the
general staff having 20 call upon
the western forces for any men.
The 10000 members of the
Lanostvrn1, who have been cali
Cccutinusd on Psgs risv.n)
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PARIS, Sept. 2.-An official
statement Issued by the war office
this afternoon admits that the re-
firing movement Of the French left
before the superior numbers Of the
German right wing continues.
u Is said, however, that the
French are slowly advancing In
Lorraine IN the vicinity Of the
Nosaes, and that a general en-
saeement Is now In progress In
the vicinity Of the Meuse.
Official Statement Issued.
The official statement says:
We are slowly advancing In tn.
region o. the vosaes In Lorraine,
where ? regular siege OF the en-
trenehed positions Is In progress.
For two days we have been slowly
driving back the Germans.
We suffered partial checks In
the Northumberland district,
which obliged US TO withdraw TO
The lines near the Meuse. where
q general engagement began and
now continues.
The 6ritlsh-Freneh wing has
been attacked by a greatly supe-
rior force In the Cateau-cambraI
district, and In consequences IL re-
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AUSTRIANS LOSE $4,000
MEN IN BATTLE OF JEDAR
SERYIANS WIN SWEEPING
VICTORY AND TAKE
1000 PRISONERS.
10000 of the Enemy Rendered
Hors DE Combat-Take Guns,
Ammunition and Train.

NlsH, serVis. via London, Sent.
2, 9:15 p. m.-An official state
nent issued to-day gives new and
fuller details Of the battle OF
Jedar. The Austrian force, IL
says, was composed Of 100000
men and held a favorable posi-
tion. BY it's retreat II admitted
defeat. The Austrians left on the
field Of battle 10000 dead and
more than 1000 wounded, accord.
ING TO the report ~
Altogether" eonti- - the
statement, "4o,ono lTthe enemy
were placed . de combat We
have sent 10 the Interior more
than 1000 men whom we took
prisoners and have captured sixty
guns, much ammunition, the ma
tenai for the construction Of a
500 metre bridge, and q train.
The battle was Of great I'm
portanee because u was decisive.
The enemy retreated 20 sant Eek.
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VIOLATED
Neutrality Of chins infrinsed Upon
~ Landing Of Jap Troops
on China Soil

PEKiNo. Sept 2-The German
legation has protested % the for.
eion office against an Infringe.
nent Of chlnas neutrality BY ia
pan. The protest followed the
landing a. r Japanese division a.
the newly opened Chinese port of
lung kos, 100 miles north Of
Tslng Tau.
News % the japanese landing
csuaed no surprise here as the
Japanese legation several days
a0o requested the foreign onlce %
remove the limit n the fifty kllo.
meters fabout thirty rilcsl radius
prescribed BY the Chinese as ERE
h1htin1 area arouno Using Tau.
The foreign Office dld not con.
ply with the request but " is IN
derstood that the Chinese would
be Instructed rot % oppose the
Japancse troops. The Chinese Of.
hciais are described as lncenscd
bot afraid % doing anything that
might afford the Japanese q cause
FOR territorial Or other exactians.
Whether erltish forces Will
cross shanqtuna peninsula with
IRE Japanese ls rot divulacd but
the point it much discussed here.
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GREATEST BATTLE IN
HISTORY ENDS WITH
VICTORY FOR GAR.

VIENNA, via Rome. Sept a.
Lembers has fallen. The Aus
trian army which has been fight
Ing y, front Of the oslIcla1 capital
has been withdrawn. u did not
enter the city as the general staff
desired 20 avoid any general bor-
bsrdment and the defending force
was withdrawn TO the south.
The eighth day OF the great bat
tie which now extends from the
Oneister 20 the Prussian frontier
finds the Austrian army out num-
bered and hard pressed. II is
very plain that Russia has aban-
doned every offensive movement
against the Prussians In order 20
crush the entire Austrian army al
one blow.
There are not less than 2,0Oo,-
900 Russians facing the 1000, 900
Austrian troops II this great bat
tie. As a result the Austrian
lines have been compelled TO give
way at certain points. The most
serious reverse, however, Is at
Lembera. because the abandon
unent OF the positions there has
enabled the Russians to isolate
the Austrian forces In Russian
Poland. and they are now greatly
outrumbered.
The casualties are appalling.
Both sides have suffered terribly.
The artillery fire Is described In
messages from the front as an
Initiating.
Whole brioades have been sinnp-
ly moved down. But there has
been no time either 20 bury the
dead or TO collect the wounded.
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BOMBS
Dropped In Antwerp By Zeppelin ard
Several Persons Injured.
Little Damage Done.

ANTWERP. Sept ?. vie London.
s:t7 q. nn.-The following official
statement concerning the nancu.
vsrs Of the Zeppelin sirship over
Antwerp last night and early 90
day, was issued tonight.
- Zeppelin airship was report.
ed a. 70: 30 o'clock last night near
the forts 20 the south % the city.
and also near the River Nsthe.
u passed over Aiost. toward Ter.
monde and chent. ard then re.
turned toward Antwerp and tried
20 ~ over the city. but Tor . time
q heavy artillery IRE kept u out.
side thc outer fortihcations.
AT 3 o'clock this morning Eve
o. sis bombs we're dropped In the
Pare Du Roaianoi. close % some
houses which have been convert
% into hospitals. and which we're
Tying the Red Cross hao. These
houses were damaged ard ten o.
twelve persons slightly wounded.
After the bomb dropping exploits
the Zeppelin rose and disappeared
IN the direction of Msiincs"
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They die where they fell and the
tide OF battle has surped back
ward and forward over them.
Iron Ring" Drawn Close.
ROME tVia london Sept. a.
The Glornale d'itaIla publishes a
dispatch from Vienna saying that
the Austrian government has
made arrangements for the -evae.
uation OF Lembero. GalicIa.
Recent dispatehes have de-
seribed this as invested by Rus
sian troops, and reports from ST.
Ptersburo have declared that the
"iron ring" around Lembera was
being drawn closer and closer.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. q
The Austrian army has been COM
pletely crushed.
News from the front. where the
general battle has been IN pro-
gress for eight days, 10 most Ia
vorsble to Russia.
lembera, the capital OF Austrian
Galicia, Is now held by the Rus
SLAMS. The Austrians center has
been penetrated by a superior
Russian force and the wings are
now being orumpIed back upon
their outer lines.
Official dispatches from the
Grand Duke Nicholas tell Of a
sweeping victory in the bloodIest
battle Of modern times.
The Russian losses have been
very large, IL is admitted. But II
ls said that they are far less than
those sustained by Austria. En-
tire brigades Of Austrians have
been I'm p pieteIy snnIhiIated.
Continued on Page Eleven-)
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TRAwLER SUNK ny
A GERMAN wARsHIP

GRIMSnY. England. Sent . via
London 1855 .. m.-A traNier was
blown up by n mine in the North sea
daS-uSy ana OF her men are missing.
The trawlcr was eudeavoring 10 avoid
one mine when a. struck another
\ Danish steamer IL reported to have
been blown up by mine. but the nine
teen members OF her crew were saved
BY trawicr.
The trawler Steu was sunk BY a Ger
man Narship. according TO a telegram
received from her skipper. who r. AT
Amsterdam. r He reported all haudq on
board the trawler had been saved.
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srH oHmDaEn KrILrD

FCfrENECrhuY ~ T- sept 1--rIvs
Firla end one boz. rnnriug in aEe from
hN ODE c1Niur Dol of Hnudhank an
which they were playing The boy lr
aunuuacd 90 have dialodrcd the sand
which fnrulfrd him nnd hlr c1nIunniorr.
They were in tunnel they had dur
into thc foot 0f thc h1uia ard When
found were covered Nifh several feet
nf rHnn
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THIRD BALLOT TAKEN FOR ELECTION
OF NEW POPE BUT WITHOUT RESULT

ROME, via Paris. Sept. 2, $50
.. m.-The sacred college Of card
inals assembled az 10 o'clock this
morning for the third ballot In the
papal election, but little more than
an hour later smoke Issued from
the chimney Of the slstlne chapel
and revealed 20 the anxious throng
In 81. Peters square that an elee-
ton had not been accomplished,
and the ballots were being burned
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In accordance with custom.
u is known that the French.
German, Austrian and Enollsh
cardinals are intensely Interested
In the developments o. the war.
and frequently inquire the latest
news. Cardinal Mereier is report.
ed 70 have said that he already
bad done his duty, and " the con-
elaVe was protrsoted he would re-.
turn 20 Belgium. where his pres.
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Russians Capture City of Lemberq
Austrian Loss Enormous In Defense of GaIcian CAPITAL
FRENCH ADMIT ALLIES
ARE GOING BACK; MOVE
CAPITAL TO BORDEAUX

PARIS, Sept 1902 ma proclamation just been
y the announcing that the departments
will be transferred temporarily to Bordeaux
The proclamation issued by the minister interior who
aid the decision had been taken solely upon demand of the mill
a authorities because the fortified places of Paris
ar likely to be attacked would become the pivot opera
ions of the two armies. - or
The building of supplementary works is proceeding
Vigorously re
Several of the gates of Paris traffic last night
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enee was required.
The Tribune says that Cardinal
seraphin Nannuteili, the dean Of the
sacred College. who Is almost blind.
teil to-day ard injured his LEG. The
cardinal tainted from the pain but
soon revived and was taken 70 HE
cell IN the eonclsve. Ne is eighty
years old.
Cardinal Asliardi presided over the
ballot this morning.