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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21

sluttede at lade hende give }delte eli
Prove. Hun hade brugt fem Flasker
at Deres Vegetable Compound efter
Anvisningen paa Flasken og er nu
helbredet for dette -Onde Da u
begyndte at BRUCE Deres COMPOUND
var hun aldeles nedbrudt og ure-
gelmssig. Hun var a afmagret
og syag. at jeg maate shjalpe hende
med Paakledningen, men hun er nu
regelmaessig og bliver sund >og
sterk.'- Mrs. MARTIN HELVIG,
Plover, Iowa.
vi. modtager stadig j hundredev1s
af saadanne Breve, der udtrykker
Taknemlighed for alt Diet Code som
Lydia IL. Pingham's Vegetable Com
pound har udrettet for dem, hvilket
beviser dennes store og gamle Medi-
Gins Pathological. .
Hvis De er syg bGr De like we'd
blive med at PLACES den enc Dag
efter den anden. men 3jeblikkelig
BRUCE Lydia. e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, som err en- Kvindes Mid
del for kvindelige Sygdomme.
=. Hvis De pnsker ct specielt
Rad, skriv da til Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co. (Confi-
dential), Lynn, Mass. Deres
vii blive aabnet, last og besva-
ret at en- Kvinde og holt i, streng
Fortrolighed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
Gn Murf.N merifaner, lom for

On Murif. Nmerifaner, iom Tom
bjem paa 8eipg for EFT Go iioen;
piloe bape Ell norif &ige meo Jig
oper og eifte fig me6 benoe. S oen
A%nleoning operterebe ban efer Ell
Mp. &ao fao Sage bonbe bon
facet ialt 80 8illetter. Mf biSie
80 bar ser inolagt uiio5te Totogro'
ii" / q. 0g life minbre ems 81
al Dmerre tiIbe6 ieIp at betale lin
Sperreiie. @aor mon / bisie Gage
fer en- Manb fare 8riitiania rltno1
i en- MutonobtI ioa @niiterne ~
ger - oa er set Mmerifaneren, Iom
be;'pger fine 80, tit. vSoc.-0em."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
PictoriaIAtIas
stsn nyt 0pIag!

over hele Verden. En- ny serie IT
over 100 Kort i Farver, efter sidste
of1cielle Opmaalinger, SAINT alfabe-
tisk Oversigt over ale Dyer, Slater
og de forskjellige LANDSLIDE, samt
geografiske og etatistiske Oplysnin-
ger over de vigtigste Punkter i,
Verden. Rigt illustreret.
Formatet af dette Pragtv@rk er
101ax13119, og omfatter 266 Slider,
trykt paa ekstra flint Papir or ele-
giant indbunden.
Foruden ovenn@vnte Kort indie
holder Vwrket ct flint Kort / Farve-
tryk at Solsystemet, ct Kort med allie
Nationers Flag, Portratter af de
heste Regenter !og Billeder. af Par,
tier at vBsentlig 1nteresse ide for.
skjellige Lande og vigtigste Dyer,
med Kort over San Francisco or S
smukke Billeder fra Jordskinlvet.
Prisen paa dette Pragt- u m.
work, portofrit tilsendt, SsVVD.
q eco 80. sss.... II
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21

Sch &illiusbals @rnbe ifol Ser /
ois;'e Gage anlegges en- 1augbane
neboper @r11ben co. 600 Mfeter
ialt. Set ifal. efter iigenbe bore Ben
fpr1te 1pbtane al oenne Dirt / Sfan-
6inopia1. Set nDlagte &oiferi fom=
mer ontagelt1 life / 9rift | Cont
mer poo @rlrno al Sfaoe font Sne-
en- ! @inter .f~oraariogeoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21

EE
st 6oalfansitmnieum. 6ra 9gns-
berg meooeles, at Ser fra 9a1oe-
fioro er uogaoet Opfor6ring ont at
foo grun6lagt ct M1,ielm for &pal-
fong1t. Man pil forigee at faa Ell
fFno betpoelig Somling, at Der fan
gipes ct ftloitanoig 8illeoe al
Spolfangiten, 6ens @iitorie og 6e1s
mtberenoe Stanopunft. T4 Nu=
feet er bioere tGnft benlagt geo.
grniiife somlinger. &een ON Ma11-
feets @runolabgelie er uogoaet fro
&oniuI 2ors Gbriitenfen / Stapar1-
ger.
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mes pcI gdnio1,er 5snn,,e %
5naegt 305,O 900 aroner. Rernait
foran,er statsminiiter anlaoIen nneo
1,44O,0oO % Snoottagt
1875, 900 aroner.

Scr e alIereoe begplot at piic
Jig Ell Masie 8risling inoe mellem
@siltianiq7ioroens Smoager, men
sen er cnb1u Tor imoa til, at Ser.
ntetiffabriferne fan anpe1,oe Dem
til Neolesnine.. Gen iGlses oerfor
i1be peo 6iitebrpggen til ben billi.
&c Nris al ar. | a $50 pr. Sfiap.
pc eiler 20 Sitter. Dorleoen Wor-
gen fom ser loaleoes ino til Site
brpgget life minbre ems 10 Snef.
fer, islaitet meo Zig a%niiosiilo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21


hjelnspgt af kvin.
delige Svaghe-
der. Jeg raad-
fprde mig des-
.%angaaende med
3 Lager og de
hjalp hende tx
Ike. Lydia p.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
har vRret til
stort GAVIN for
mig og jeg be-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
funr Usrktn ffsjrrrr.
Sen tpritenoe 9al, - 9eaar Mes'
nen enbeltg fommer.

S BET norife 8lao nAffenpolten"
tegner Torfatteren Sobm @pier
fplgenbe 8illebe:
Ger iiboer Ell gammel Steering
me6 @one6et moo @imIe11 moe pao
Doprefielb, Set er Gerfen. SUN bor
peret borte nogle Mar, men bar
otter funbet @eien bio og ito6er MI
rigtig og googisr Jig, for ingen Ste
Der lfoer bun beore at ta9e 2ano-
.opbolb ON Gommeren. Sub, bpor
bun pgler og puiter, og fom bet
ipi6er nebober Dalen l1nber benbes
gloenoe Ma1tbe. Sum bdr lagt @oie
-og Stap tillioe % traffer fig no
for rigtis at floa iig til @o Ter en-
rummelig 9io. sd, bpor. bun bar
set go@. gnbper bar 11a fin Wua+
Be at bore lpffelig poa.
Mi6belal6erens Stiernetpoere oil
NOT / Nnr babe f1tn0et no, at Der
+er opitoaet 6orpiflimger oppe mel
lem &immellegemerae, en &obeb-
p9roi / Morstioernes 9fegnifab bnr
i Mar p9ret totolt borte, nemlig
@aaren. S De ferlte Goge al Slni
moatte mon enbnu goa meb @an=
ter pou, % @9gblomiterne fom trent
Sen enc Gag, men fres ON Natten
[og bleite bort Dagen efter. Ser
bar ingen 8oar i Mai. Set bar
bare en- fnrere Mtnter emo pe0 Sule=
tioer. Met p%ll1ofelig ilour Com
meren ino meb @almam0sifnb, =
|uoen @arlfo, brl1talt og. i%tgjenoe,
|iao Bet iom life frds / auloen,
me6 ct lbiebe al / @armei1.
Sou ligger bele GaIen og teriter
- Sfop, Gnge og glgre, Saperne,
Menneifene nlt CLIPPER nnoer Den
fpGle1oe 8arme.
Set er, fom Sor0en lnber ems
SOD rgrer poo Jig pg itenner: ut
ie Mgrene, iom mi bur0e bulge at
fafttg @rpnt, logger Der guile og
blaffe og graa. M>lloen. bpori bet
lfuloe ipire, er forpanolet til ct
tprt Nuooer, iom gi1toen refer
bimmelbpjt / lange, groo Slinger.
SIT lie gngene, Tom 11u bltrba breoe
|iig i al oeres u1rge, %onftettoe Jro-
oigbeo, men iom blegrer mere for
bper Sag. Sen gl1le Solejeblomit
ipaier pan fit bpie gtangel, 1aomat-
tet al Ggrft ionrme11frellet Of @ar-
me, fer0ig til at opleies og blafe
bort JONI 5tbp, erlb1m fgr Den TT
foloet iig ri8tig 10.
@ijenner1 BEN lmge Sag bpaloer
ben berligfte &immel iig ODER Do
len; Sen e. iom en- eneite bloc
grono, % totn1mer fon id'ot en- op.
glsoet 9ffp til spne, TOD torbropn'
Der Sen boo ct 9ieblif % oai11iter
bort i set Itore, nenoelige. 8laa.
Men. mos abeloen begp1toer
@tnoen. Set tgrre iolbrqnote Sais
fnirfer % ga,iiffffer | fine Sa1n'111e1r'
fpininger, @igrner1te trpoer ior1 l1g'
let foran Doosfab Gbrei1e fprtra'',
ger op % beoDnoer: at floa, gun.
ben tror, set Ct a,Dbe % gt'aloresr
lbs q oppe 2ierue lar11ter oet'
1fom ON 5teifreoS Igsner.
ule1 set er bore Morbenpai1ro o'sfI
e. bore oen gorlls alRrrtraI'
syS.H saH@WSS5s ssgg#A NsNsSaxe#f @ssa 3s##8EGG SS&I s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
@eb 0ierpaaaimmb iiifeoe ifele.

Sch &icrpausimnb fiifeoe ifelge
.Er.bj. Aor." en- Mano forleoen
Scat 1O8 9afs / en Scot. 5angiten
reprn'enterer meo ct rrtn6t Gal po.
500 &r. 9ette er f%orrelten life oen
fprfte itore 6ane1t man bsrer ONT
ioor. Ior nogen Sis liben tit en-
Mnn6 / Moltuen poa en- Scot 9afs
for 400 &r. og Ell / Sneoolen IL
feoe for 14oo ST. / ct Set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21

STIR Stat. Sen norife SS11oll-
ltris npe Stormano, @eneraloiref<
tar 8lafltoo; er ifplge Sen 11olagte
Gfattelignine for set npe Sfatteaar
Iignet for en- 6ormue pnn omfring
9 MilIio,1er &roner og cit Snotegt
poa omfring 100000 aroner. Sc
reraloireftprens 5fot 6reier Jig ON
$4,000 &rnner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
splformprfelien.

~Solformprfelien. ,6rn Bergen
me66eles, at 5olformgrfellen /
Norolanb treffer en- M9ng0e 'uoen=
lanbife 9uriiter opoper moo Solar
cirfelen. 6oruoen Sc tpife Mitrono-
met, lom for Eiben mlpgger OF
ferbotorier poa Gen Stoffn, fom=
mer Ser aoifilltge franife, italienife,
oanife oe bolIanoife Mftronomcr til
MorbIa1tb. 8ergenffe Dampifib
uM9ira" bar ollie &lobier belagt
for 1uren 1orboper / M%nleoning
S~olformerfelien. S Dan1norf ogter
man for Mnlebningen at affenoe til
&olarcirfelen en- ierifilt Camper
meb ESTABLISHMENT, So1rruoliiter
% 9l1rifter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
5 &eitre, Mula,ib Blcp ser forle-

5 &etre, Molatb Hcp ser forle-
ben sgnoag ufilgret en- 9oltta al
Bonoefereren Gbriitim Seaslen
2oftbMs, Ser iom befien6t / 10! Mar
iab fangen pao Mfersba1s til tin
/ 1897 otter at bope talt fine
Sambpgoingers Sag for &on9en !
&iebenbrp1, % flaget oper Gmbeos-
menoene. Nreiioem 2pplano bolot
Mfilpringstalen, og ienere talte
Mmtmano Marrelta0 og Direftpr
@iricb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21

8ierpens itprite S~fattepoere. Sra
Sfien meooeles: 5fatteligningen
for @ierpen pifer Ell imlet Sor-
m1e al ODER Is MiIIioner og iamlet
SSnoteet 4 MiIlioner. gtgrte Slot.
tepber or aa1mrerberre 2gpenifiolo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
2ensmamb Sphannes Maa. !

lenspang, bar wH Afifeb efter at
bone het'eh tit Gmbeoe/ i benpeo
50 Aor. Agn tilbgrer en- at Sar.
hangers albite og met oniete 5Iag=
ter, lonl MI / tire paaf6lgenoe @e-
terationer bar befl9M 2enSman6S-
mbeoet / Qllensnom6. @m1 er
Mibber Al sen prpiiiife 4roneoroen
% i,oefnr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gplp. .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21

Glbibanen. S ben iioite 3io bar
man arbeioet me6 fulo &raft pao
Sc. forbere6enbe Mrbei6er i. Mnleo-
ming al Gleibaneanlaggd, fortal-
Ter r8ergens Etoenoe" Ser er
iaaleoes mi u~oorbeioet oe n6oben-
6ige Detaljtegninger for 8unen
FAINT inbbentet De forifieIlige Cts
Observation-Disclosures. Set er Me-
ningen, at Mrbeioet / Marfen ital
pdabagpnoes MI innrt, % @aaren
1916 boaber mun at babe 8anen
far6ig til Drift:. SOM AnIeesbe-
itprer ~er mniot Sn9enier grling
@ieitbamo, for Ei6e1 aniat peo @in=
fanmlpgget. @ieltIon6 ltul tiltra-
De fin stiuing Den nermelte
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21

&ontalent.
Gn 100 Maring l1oitillinge1 bor
oplepet en- eneitoaeroe @egipenbeb,
forteller vE. g." 81 trof berop<
pc EFT ip9r gammel Cubic me6
langt, groat @oar og Sfi9g. Som
itob borte ne6 Muiifpapilionen poa
5olfereitauranten, bbor fan poa
@run6 al lit patriorfolife uoieenoe
ttltraf Jig alminoelig 0pmerfiom=
be6 - iier blanbt De unge, inrl1f-
fe, 1rationoltlebte Terrer. San iaa
lite u6 til at bore mere enc britt
SO Mar, men ri bor BET fro peali-
belig Slide, % ban fortalte bet ielp,
at bon er fpot ! @rue, Jinifog, 10.
Mai 1914. Mmben er iaale6es
oDer 100 Mdr, men er tro6s 1in bgie
Ml6er ! fulb @iger boabe legemlig
og da1rbelig. &mrs Mapn er So
bnn Treorif @ang. Da ri bab ON
at faa SOB til at ta9e ct 8ilIebe at
bam, bar bon meget elifperoig og
blottebe fine erper6ige Golfer. Set
ct iiffert boabe SEN ferfte og iibite
Slnorebeaaring, fom bur beiegt
Slabilalmsu6itillingen.
Der bar engans / en lille o.
fartsbp en- ing &ige,, lom pll1oielig
breb meo fin Jorlobe6e, Ell ung
clipper. SON par aloeles uIDftte-
Zig. og ipurgte: r&norIeoes flmbe
bu % gisre bette? At lao netop
iao Ipit no MI. @ar leg life fiebt
.Sfib og opfaiM BET efter 6ig?"
$50, BET er netop nlDffen. Gror
Oa1, ieg belle init 2tp oil bgre Soft
Eiige: Sou er rMmalie Mprteniem"
ballet poo @eooing, rMmalie Mor-
tenien" er lRf, ,MmoIie Mhortenien"
tr9nger til at there's eller vMma-
lie morteniW" itaI ifrabes i 8un-
ben. Nei set gaar leg life meb
paa, ina opgiDer leg beller BET bele."
sufferfabrif paa SGren. W. Blo-
nerte ON 5a1fterroeoprfning poo
,SSgren og Mt1lgg at en- mo0erne
5a1fferfabrif er life mere emo 3
4or gammel. Set par ben ,tDife
8ireftgr 8artb iom ltotaite0e Com
fen % 5orfegsoprfning blep igang-
lat peo Si9lp .af ct 8iorag paa
5000 ST. fro @onil1l Gbr. 8iellano
! Stapa1ger. BDrfggene ifior fulM
uleopanlig bel6ig l1o. Men for at
bore {pan oen fire SIDE 1fful1e 96or-
|isge1e fortiinttes iaar. Set lao
berne Gong Ienge llo til at forIebe
tntnore eunitigt. 6grit les Sc I'M
Der 1erfe' % @1lloe. ienere UNDER
|@arme og Ggrfe % oertiI Tom En-
nteget ~genererbe Marf lo1n babbe
iat zig poo Dem. Mten @egnet gim-
opretteoe itor noftrefning 6ta-
ben, too MI bar @oerne taget fig
gonffe goot op: Ser er ca. 80
Joriegsfeiter nr,ber Mrbeibe taar,
oeraf ct &or ! @pfplfe, Geitsn pna
Saren. Som noiieterne uu e pil
en- itgrre, mooerne 5l,fferroefanbtr:iiff
laubipnligbis blipe a,Iaet.
8eraaetiffabritaattsrls ! RDre,
IleiaOsr betsoaiaesfaalllb ~ s1r, So
ss38 ss#sS @aas# s#&&M@sss# Ks#s# gsa %
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21

Tiltbener. Dun Bergen mb6eles,
at Gpbpolsforeret Uilcbener, fom
Fal bore meo poo Nmpmoiens Mpro-
poIsfnro. tom I'll Bergen i Gluten
at S1,li FOR at latte Jig inb ! Brit
gen al Sc pceanografiife gpparater
beo sen. Mologiife Citation.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
! En- + | !. Skl.o''lepiges
Moder
hvarledes Lydia
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound gjenoprettede hen
des potters Helbred.

Plover, Iowa. "Lige fra sin
Barndom har; min Ii Aar gamle
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
n
9Snrgf

Brrfftebe Maffcn ! 8rbuoeu. Sra.
I9ronobiiem meooeles, at en- 72'un-
rg Ma1o. Sobn smiifaret, falot
iorleoen Sag ,neb ! en- 8rgao %
brat Maften. SAT- ogoe paa Ste
od. Afoghe if,loe grape 8rgnoen
opbere, 81 l1lpffen inotrdf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21

'Jremtib % leoei MnlGgsar6eioet.
Som bliper ben tefniife 2eoer, mems
SSngenisr 5o11gner bliper selifabets
&onfulent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-04

on thanks to his colleagues. Then
he added:
Next to God and you my thoughts
are OF the countries which are the
innocent victims OF this war. This
day has been terribly saddened by
the confiagration we are now wit
Messing. Tell my children that will
pray God 10 spare US further blood
shed and to restore peace among the
Christian nations"
The press remarks upon the fact
that the pope when he was elected
was actually occupying apartment No.
13 as his name was the 18th extracted
when the apartments were allotted.
Pope Benedict XIV. is the seventh
bishop of Bologna 10 be raised 10 the
papal chair. The others were John
", Innocent VII, Nicholas V. Julius
H.. Gregory XIV and Benedict XIV.
The last two were also born in Be-
lOgna
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-04
ARRIVES
WITH MORE REFUGEES
America il Destined 10 BE Mediator
After War. SAYS Oscar
StrauS.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-The Cunard-
der Mauretania arrived in port Thurs
day night with the largest number Of
Americans ever carried on one ship.
All were refugees from the European
war zone. They numbered 1874 pas
sengers OF all classes and their list
included names of men and women
known the world over These includ-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Straus Mr.
and Mrs. Henry w Taft Harry :.
Morgan. Junius s Morgan. John r.
Packard. Mrs. Benjamin Guggenheim
and family. Mrs. Marshall Field. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph T. Day, Judge and
Mrs. David Leventrit and George Won
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-04

SO overcome that ne was unable to
speak the pope motioned with his
hand toward the altar and was es-
corted thither where he knelt and
prayed.
on resuming his seat on the tenn
porary papal throne NJ received the
first alteration OF the cardinals. each
OF his former colleagues kissing his
foot and hand and receiving an en-
brace.
To Pray for Peace.
The new pOntifis first words were
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-04
HOLD AIR CAN BE MINED
Army Officers Claim Small Gas Bal
looms Can BE Used.

WASHINGTON. Sept At is en-
tirely feasible 20 mine" the air against
dirigibles and aeroplanes which seek
20 drop bombs in Qualifications or be-
sieged cities, according 10 member
of the army general staff A large
number OF small captive gas balloons
each provided with sufficient amount
Of explosive TO destroy any aeroplans
tact would be sent up each evsgiag
together with a number OF box Kites
each provided with a tail Of malleabls
wire or other material nicely designed
To foul propellers. The suction OF pro-
pellers would draw balloon mines"
from a considerable distance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-04

/. Meyer former secretary OF the ma
Wy. All were glad 20 escape the tur-
bulent atmosphere Of Europe. even
though they were reminded OF the
belligerency Of the nations up 10 the
very last moment OF their voyage hv
the war grey tunnels OF the Cunarder.
so painted TO give her the appearance
OF a battle cruiser.
America is destined 10 be the me-
diator in what viii be the bloodiest
conflict in history" declared Oscar
Straus. former ambassador 90 Turkey
1T is Of the highest Importance that
our country should maintain its neu-
trallty strictly. We want 10 be able
when the time comes 10 act as peace
makern
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-04

name was steadily repeated and
Cardinal Della Chiesa. who was ig-
nOrant OF the agreement. grew un-
easy and closely scrutinized his col
leagues beaming countenances.
When his name was pronounced for
the 3sth time. making the election
certain the canopies over the thrones
OF all the other cardinals were drop
ped.
still refusing to believe that he had
been elected the new pope abruptly
stood up and would have fallen had
not Cardinal DE Lai supported him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-04
Della ChieSa, Unaware That His
Election Was Agreed Upon
by Colleagues, is Overcome
by Emotion When Told.

ROME. Sept g. Cardinal Della
Chiesa, the new pope-elect. viii be
crowned next Tuesday when ne will
receive the official robes and the ring.
Cardinal Della Chiesa, archbishop Of
Bologna. Italy. was elected Thursday
when the contest between the sup
porters OF Cardinal Main and Cardinal
Ferrata threatened 20 grow into
deadlock.
The election of Cardinal Della
Chiesa TO the head of the Catholic
church comes less than four months
after he had been elevated TO the
cardinalate. he having been elevated
at the last consistory. May %
Cardinal Jacobus Della Chiesa. be-
fore being elevated 20 be prince of
the Roman Catholic church was a
monsignor. He was made arch
bishop OF Bologna I'm December. 1907,
succeeding the late Cardinal Domin-
leo Svampa lie was born in Genoa
and was formerly assistant TO papal
secretary of the state Merry Del Val
Previously the appointment OF
papal nunico Co the Madrid court had
been offered 10 him but he declined.
The vatican had gone 80 far as to
make out the official papers naming
10 accept them.
The following details have been OBJ
tained concerning the election of the
pope.
The announcement that "a large
number of cardinals both Italians
and foreigners had agreed 10 vote for
him and that others were not opposed
TO mis- election was surprise TO
Cardinal Della ChleSa. although his
name had often been mentioned dur
ing the last few DAYS as that of the
one who would ultimately triumph.
ON the day the conclave opened he
told a number OF friends who had
called 10 wish him success. that lie
considered himself unworthy of the
honor and he mentioned the names of
Cardinals Gasparri and Ferrata as
more likely candidates.
on Monday evening the first bal
loting revealed the fact that the op-
position 90 Cardinal Mafh was growing
stronger The second ballOting
proved him still weaker. only Gas
parri held his own.
The tight was now between him and |
Gasparri.
Consultation il Held
II was then that. a hurried con /
sultation was held iu the apartment !
% Cardinal Della Nolpe 20 cardinals
attending AZ this conference Cardi- !
nal Della Chiesa's name proved ac- /
ceptable 20 all The last to give his |
consent was Cardinal Gotu. who /
turned over his vote 90 his powerful /
friends
The scrutiny OF the ballots was i'm I
the midst of "a most solemn scene. /
As the secretary read the ballots his
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-04
DUMA TO MEET SHORTLY
Taxation Problem il Troubling the
Russian Authorities.

LONDON. Sept. "A Reuter- dis
patch from Petrograd est. Petersburg)
reports that the duma Will shortly be
summoned TO deal with the taxation
problem. The government has raised
the international and telegraph rates
from five to seven kopecks and the
town rates from one TO two kopecks.
The postal rates also have been in
creased.
serious collision is reported 10
have occurred between the Turks and
the Amenians at Van. A new upris-
Ing of the Kurds is in progress.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-04

NEW YORK. Sept A Russian
army Of ~ 600 men transported from
Archangel, the most northern part of
Russia. was landed at Aberdeen on
the east coast of Scotland on the night
of August p, according 10 officers and
passengers of the Cunarder Maure-
tania at her dock Thursday night
From Aberdeen the troops, il is
said. were conveyed on special trains
to Harwich, Grimsby and Dover where
transports were waiting TO convey
them to OStend.
Every precaution was taken by the
military authorities 10 keep the trans
portatiOn of the foreign soldiers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-04

through England from becoming
known and the service on the East
Coast railway lines was suspended
during the Il hours the troop trains
were on the journey.
IL was believed the Russians would
be Joined at Ostend by 1000 British
marines who were waiting there TO re-
ceive them and that these combined
forces would cooperate with the Bel
gian army at Antwerp.
The journey from Archangel 70 Alb
erdeen occupied three days
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-04
RUSSIA TO SEND
TROOPS To FRANCE
Amsterdam Report Says Men
Have . Embarked PaSSen-
gers Arriving in New York
Say Force Was Landed in
Scotland.

AMSTERDAM. via London. Sept.
According to private advices from
st. Petersburg. Russian troops in
great strength are being rushed TO the
aid of the defenders of Paris. They
have been embarked on transports
and their destination is hidden. &C
cording TO the report which reached
here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-04

Transportation OF troops from Arch
angel would be a relatively easy task
at this time OF the year as the harbor
usually Is free Of ice from July TO
September. Transports and conveys
would easily be supplied by Great
Britain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-04
SOME NEWS NOTES.

Davies Laundry. Both phones
Dr.. Stoeckley. dentist 511 J. NJ s.
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