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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20
SERBS MAY MAKE
| STAND ON HISTORIC
PLAIN OF KOSSOVO
Must Either Do This or Re-
tire to Mountain
Regions.
THEN NEAR HELP BUT
FOR ABSENCE OF ROADS
Austro-German Forces in North
and Bulgarians in South
Closing In on Them.
GREEK ATTITUDE UNCERTAIN
No New Developments, but More
Hopeful Impression Prevails in
Paris and London.
| THEN NEAR HELP BUT
FOR ABSENCE OF ROADS
GREEK ATTITUDE UNCERTAIN
No New Developments, but Moro
Hopeful Impression Prevails in
Paris and London.

LONDON, November l9.-The position
of the Serbian army and the attitude OF
Greece toward the entente powers are
still the outstanding questions of in
tcrcst in Europe. Reliable information
on both situations Is so mcager that
the public is unable to judge what
changes. II any. have taken place.
1t is thought possible that the Ser
bians will make a stand OH the historic
plain of koSSoVo, east Of the Monte
neSrin frontier. where over 500 years
ago they lost their independence to
Turkey. They must either do this or
retire in the mountain regions of Mon
tcncSro or Albania, where. although
they would be near help from tho Adri-
attic. it would hc difficult to keep them
supplied. owing to the absence OF roads
The Nustro- German forces on the
north are now within thirty miles OF
the MitrovitZa- Pristine line OF the Ser
bians. while the BulEarians i'm the south
arc said already to have passed Mon
aStir.
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40 NEW DEVELOPMENTS
On ATTITUDE or GREECE,

AS to the position OF Greece, there
have been no dc. c.clopn,cutS. although
"A more hopeful feeling prevails IN Paris
and London since Dcrys Cochin's visit
TO King Constantine ana tho Greek
ministers.
There have been lively artillery en-
gaSemen;s in Alsacc and at some points
IN the west. In the east, the Germans
report there is no change in the stu
alton, while Petrogrnd claims repulses
OF the Germans OF the Dvina and Styr
Rivers.
The Italians still arc hammering
away at the Austrian positions on the
'S"mzo, hut while they are gaining a
little from day to day, they have not
yet succeeded in tho capture of Gorizia,
which again has been dndcr a heavy
shell lire for Scvcra! DAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20
KITCHENER COSEERS
WITH GENERAL. SARRAII

SALONlKI via Paris), November 10.
Field Marshal Earl Kitchener. the
British Secretary OF War, to-day con-
ferred with General Sarrail COM
mander chief OF the French army OF
the Orient. and left Immediately with
out debnrkinE
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Submarines Arouse
Sporting Instinct of
Seagobg People
Situation Of Serbian
Army Is Critical

FiIE critical situation of the Ser
L bIan army. harnsscd by the
armies OF the Tcutonic allies. daily
liz becoming more acute. In the
North. the line or the Invaders is
pushing the Serbs and their Monte
west.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20

In the south. reports say, Mouustir
h;:S fnilcn into the hands OF the
BuIGnrians. nnd thr Serbs here
must. in the face Of Erent odds
against them. cross the Greek border
intO Southern Albania. through
the Lake Jnscyo and Lake Ochrfda
regions.
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Thundcr,torm In Lynrhburr

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LTNCHBUItG, VA, November ia
severe electric storm occurred here this
afternoon, and q hailstorm visited the
city during the forenoon. No thunder
storm has occurred hero in November
In the last eleven years.
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Sno,y in Iiristol.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BRISTOL, VA, November l9.-Fol-
lowing n rain and hailstorm here this
afternoon, snow fell this evening. man
telling the ground temporarily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20
TRAFFIC. IN HOME WATERS
BLESSES IT ENTIRELY

The Grand Fleet knows 1t slightly;
the restless light cruisers who chap
eron 1t frorh the background are more
intimate; the dcstroycrs working off
unlighted coasts over unmarked shoals
come. as you might say, in direct con-
tact with it: the submarine alternately
Continued on Second Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20
SUBMARINE TAKES
PLACE: OF pItI, srf,,:I

To-day There are no prisons fo the
crews of merchantmen. hut They can
go 10 tn" hottom by mine and torpedo
even more quickly than their ancestors
were run into !.c lIavrc. The suhma-
rim" takes the place of the privatcnr:
tho line. AS in the old days, is occ,,picd
homharolimG and block iding else where
but the sea horne traffic must continue
and that H. being looked after lay the
iimcal descendants of the crews of the
lonS-cNtinct cutters and sloops aud
cun briggs The hour struck. aud they
rcappcarcd To the tune Of du.Uun men
in more than 2,oo0 ships. OF which |
have seen Il few hundred.
Words Of command may have changed
IL little; the tools re certainly more
complex. hut the spirit of the new
men who come To the old job is utterly
unchanged II is the same fierce. hard
living, heavy handed. very cunning
service out of which the navy as we
know ii 10 day was born.
1t is called indincrently the trawlcr
or amNiliary fleet. II is chiefly com
posed OF fishermen. but it takes every
one who may have maritime tastes
from retired admirais TO the Sc OF The
sea cook II exists for the bcn,..t Of
the traffic ana the annoyance Of the
enemy. Its doings are recorded by
flags stuck into charts; It's casualties
are buried III o..Scure corners Of the
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LISBoN. November 10 Cvfa London),
November 20.-Premier Castro has ac-
copied the designations OF the Cabinet
ministers. 5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20

TO thr east. In the extreme south
crn portion of the mountain king
dom. the BuIEnrians have been
the Offensive nGninst the French In
the ,icinit. or Strumitsn, hut. ne
""r,linr tn Paris. they were rcpuiscd
with heavy casualties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20

W neither the Grccks Will permit
the Serbs In rctrcnt from Monnstlr
{" rntcr their territory without he
Ing intrrncd. or whether the Anglo
French r0rrcS would br allowed to
do so in the event they are pushed
bnrI> by the BuISmrinns. hns not yet
become known.
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s1I.5O New York md Return.

For Army-Navy game. via York River Line
On sale Nov. 25-26: return limit Nov. 30
"ASK MIR. BOWMAN"--Phone Ran. 1857.
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BY itIDYARD KIpI.ING.

'CopHr'ght' 1919, by Rudyard kipiingD
The navy is very Oil and very wi.o
Much OF her wisdom is on ror,rl ,ud
available for reference bur marc or II
works in tho unconscious blood of tboso
who serve her. she has a ,h,us,nd
years OF oypcrirucc and tyu Hnl 81,
precedent or n parallel for any sIt,,,-
tiou that the force of the weather ar
the malice of the Kings enemies ma,
bring about
The main principles of sca warfare
hold good throurhout All arcs ,ud 81;
far as the navy has been allowed TO
put out her strength. these principles
nave been applied over all the seas
OF all the world. la matters OF dctaiI
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THREE; BRTTISH WtHSIIipS
SUNK ny SUBMARINE

hEliLIN. November ~ tvia Londop).
two British gunbOats and an auXil-
iarN cruiser have been sunk on the
north coast Of Africa by Il; German sub
marine. Official announcement to this
effect was made by the admiralty to-
DAY ihe statement reads:
N submarine. November g. in Sol
lurame harbor destroyed by gunfire two
Anglo Egyptian gunboats. the Prince
Abyss and the Abdul Mcncn, each OF
( which was armed with two guns The
/ same submarine silcnced with its fire
an armed British merchant steamer
and captured its gun.
| one OF our submarines on November
! . on tho North African coast sank bv
~ torpedo the British auxiliary cruiser
! Para"
No British vessel Para ia mentioned
| IN naval records. The cruiser referred
To is evidently the small craft Tara,
An official British report of Novem-
bcr said the Tara. an armed board
+ inG steamer, had hccu sunk in tho
Mcditrrranoan by Il German submarine,
ana that thirty-four men were missing
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CONTINUED ON Second Page.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-25

Ell cardenal Desire MERCER cuando
asisti6 al c6nclave que eligi6 Papa a
Benedicto XIV. trat6 de ir a Roma por
via de Alemania de Austria, pero an
tes de partir hizo un llamamiento a los
sarcedotes belgas para que Sc incorpo-
raran al ej6rcito. Nj Alemania nj Aus
tria quisieron darle salvo-conducto. Por
fin lego a Roma por via de Ostende,
Londres, Paris la Riviera.
Cuando, despu6s del c6nclave, to-
davla con ell deseo y necesidad de pa
sar por los pa1ses enemigos de B6lgica,
sollclto de nuevo un salvo-conducto, el
embaJador austriaco en- Roma le diiO
que todo pod1a arreglarse con solo que
ell Cardenal Mercier declarase que eran
falsas las historias de atrocidades ale
manas en- Belgica. Contest0 dando los
nombres y los lugares de qui6nes, de
d0nde, dec1a, Sc habian cometidos las
atrocidades
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-25
tDesea comprar
algo bueno y barato?

Es la casa que mas barato vende en-
esta ciudad.
Por muy POGO dinero consigue I'd.
cosas muy baratas.
No sabe Q no conoce la tienda que
mas Sc limita?
La Ciudad de M6jico," la dnica
tienda que mas barato vente en- San
Juan.
Vaya I'd. su casa, a LA CIUDAD
DE MEJlCO. Advt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-25
El nuevo Administrator

Nuestro antique y buen companero
Don Pho Amador y Rodriguez (Bori-
cua) ha ingresado en- estas oficinas
como Administrator de este diario.
Con ell Sr. Amador deben, pues, en-
tenderse todas aquellas personals que
deseen suscripciones al BOLETIN ne
cesiten anuncios, communicates, edictos,
esquelas cualesquiera publication en-
este diario.
De todo este la persona encargada es
Don Pho Anador y Rodriguez, Admins
trador del BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-25
Pastoral del Cardenal MERCER
En- defensa de la integridad del territorio bel
ga Ideas sobre la guerra la paz An
danzas del Cardenal en- Roma

La guerra no puede justi6carse sino
solamente con un medic necesario para
consolidar la paz.
! Ell Cardenal comienza la Segunda
parte de su pastoral proclamando la
fama que Belgica Sc ha ganado en- to-
das las naciones por su resistencia a
la invasion alemana.
"B6lgica estaba obligada por su ho-
nor defender su independence Otras
potencias estaban obligadas a respetar
y proteger la neutralidad belga. Ale
mania ha faltado sus juramentos. In
glaterra ha sido fel los suyos, esos
son los hechos
Ell Cardenal refiere la actitud que de-
IBERIA adOptar para con ell invasor ell
pueblo que permanece en- Belgica, pa
ra con un poder que carece de autori-
dad legltima, y al cual, por cOnsiguien-.
.te, en- ell secreto de vuestros corazones,
no debeis nj estimation, nj afecto, nj
obediencia :" Y contin1a:
"Sin embargo, la parte ocupada de
nueStrO pals esta en- una condici0n la
cual deberla lealmente someterse La
mayor parte de nuestras ciudades Sc
han rendido al enemigo. Estan obliga-
das respetar las condiciones de la
rendici0n. Solo nuestro ejercito, que
combate al lado de las valientes trO-
pas de nuestrOs aliadOs inviste la pro
teccion de nuestro honor tiene su
cargo nuestra defensa nacional Sepa-
mos esperar de sus manos nuestra final
liberaci0n.
"COnduzcamOnOs como demanda el
p1blico inter6s, hacia aquellos que man
dan en- nuestro pals por la fuerza mill
tar y que en- ell fondo de SUI cOnciencia
estan compelidos admirar la valiente
resolution con que hemos defendido
y defendemos nuestra independence.
Muchos de ellos dicen que desean ha-
Ger hoy cuanto pudieran para mitigar
nuestros padecimientos y ayudarnos a
recuperar, por 10 menos, algo de nues-
ira vida pllblica normal. Respetemos
los mandates que impOnen mientras no
agredieren la libertad de nuestras con-
ciencias cristianas "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-25
DR.. M, Fernandez Mater

Especialista en- intermediates de los
ninos y en- partos.
Gabinete de electroterapia y ra-
yos x.
Tratamiento del histerismo y las
afecciones nerviosas por ell hipnotismo
y la suggestion.
Consultas, de 2 a 4 P. M.-Oficina.
San Justo No. II altos. Farmacia Gui-
llermety.
Telefono, 727 negro.
Residencia: parada 61A, Carretera
Puerta de TERRA.
Gratis a los pobres. Advt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-25

Amsterdam, enerO 8.-Un deSpacho
de Rosendaal para ell ''Tijd" dice que
la prisi6n del Cardenal Mercier, Prl-
mado de B6lgica y Arzobispo de Mali
mas obedece, segun Sc cree, la lectura
en- todas las iglesias de B6lgica de una
carta pastoral autorizada por el. Sc
asegura que en- dicha pastoral, ell car
denal aludia la ocupaci6n de Belglca
Dor los alemanes en- los siguientes ter
minOS:
Else poder no tiene autOridad legal
alguna, por 10 tanto no lie debels, en
conciencia, nj obediencia nj fdelidad
La 1nica autoridad legal en- Belgica es
la que pertenece nuestro Rey, su
gobierno y a los representatives de la
Naci6n."
Sc dice tambi6n que las cOpias de dl-
cha pastoral fueron confscadas en- mu-
chas iglesias de B6lgica.
Ell Cardenal Mercier esta en- su pa
lacio de Malinas, custodiado por un
destacamento militar aleman.
LOndres. enero 8.-En LOndres Sc
han recibido ejemplares de la pastoral
que expidi6 en- la Pascua el Cardenal
Mercier. Ell Cardenal comienza rela
tando los padecimientos de Belgica, y
exclama:
"B6lgica esta sangrando Sus hijos
han caido por millares en- nuestros
fuertes y en- nuestros campos de bata-
lla en- defensa de sus derechos y de la
integridad de su territoriO. Pronto no
habra en- ell suelo de B6lgica una sola
familia que no vista de luto. -
Pasa luego el Cardenal a describir la
devastation causada por la invasion
alemana:
HE estad6 en- la mayor parte de los
lugares de mi di6cesis que han sldo
mas devastados Las ruinas y cenlzas
que he contemplate sobrepasa a GUAM
to no obstante 10 que dolorosamente es-
peraba YER, cuanto hubiera podldo
imaginar Iglesias, escuelas, institutes
de carload, hospitales y conventos, en-
n1mero considerable, esta en- ruinas, o
en- estado inservible Aldeas han ca
81 desaparecidO.
"Dios sa'lvara a B6lgica, hermanos
mios; no podemos dudarlo. Digamos
mas bien: Ell nos esta salvandO. 5EXls-
te un solo patricia que no sienta que
B6lgica Sc ha cubierto de gloria?
iQuien de nosotros tendr1a el valor de
arrancar la Ultima pagina de nuestra
historic? 5Qui6n de nosotros puede
mirar sin orgullo ell esplendOr de gloria
que ha conquistado nuestro asesinado
pals?
''La religion de Cristo eXalta ell pa
triotismo hasta hacerlo ley. No es per-
fecto cristiano aquel que no es un pa
.triota compelto. No es verdad q. ell Es-
tado sea un dios, un Moloch, en- cuyos
altares Sc sacrifquen vidas legltima-
mente. La bestialidad de las costum-
bres paganas ell despotismo de los
Cesares dieron lugar a la err0nea idea,
que ell militarismo moderno tiende a
revivir, de que el Estado es omnipo-
tente, y ell derecho civil-es creaci6n
de su poder absolute.
"No-contesta la doctrina cristiana !;
Ell derecho civil es la paz, es decir, la
vida ordenada de una naci6n, fundada
en- la justicia. Ciertamente, la misma
justicia no es absolute sino porque es
la expression de la esencial concordia de
los hombres con Dios y entire 81 mismos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-25
MY HOME?

A todos interesa, al rico al emplea-
do, al obrero.
solicite I'm reglamento en- su oficina
So Allen st.
Advt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-25
DR.. Gustavo Muaoz

TETUAN No. 81. Altos.
Consultorio de intermediates del apa
ratio digestive y del Sistema Nervioso
Horas de Consulta:
De 8 a 91a A. nj.
DE 3 a AZ P. nj.
Telefono No. 326.
Box 811-San Juan, P. R.
Avdt.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-02

Does the record show that Jew, who
visited Frank with the Klein boys, offered
to make the Carter woman rich, If she
qcou1d take small via1, qchich he had, and
pour some Of its contents into Jim Conzey's
food?
Yes, the record shows it.
Does the record show that the noble Burns,
Lehon & Co. finally found man who ecouzd
swear he heard Jim Conley confess the
crime?
Yes, the record shows it; and it also
shows that Arthur Thurman, the shady law
yer, who is now under criminal charges, in
Atlanta, was the middle man in the glori-
Gus bribing of ''the Rev" G. B. Ragsdale.
HAAS FINANCE COMMITTEE!
Formed after Franks case had been adjtdi-
Gated and closed!
Formed after all doors to LEGITIMATE
effort had been shut!
Formed at the time when all Gentiles
consider their doom sealed, by the final
decision of the final court
Formed for achat?
TELL US, NESSRS. HAAS!
What did you expect your Money to &C
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-02

complish for the condemned man, AFTER
the final court had spoken the final qoord?
When you hired Burns, what did you ex-
pect Burns to do?
When you hired Underwriters, what did
you expect of Them?
If you wanted the public to understand
the facts in the case, why didn't you pub
Hsh the official Brief Of Euldence?
Tell US how Money can be legitimately
used, in a criminal case, after the highest
court has finally decided against the last
appeal
What can Money LAWFULLY DO, after
that?
TELL Us!
You set yourselves up, insolently and law
lessly, to defeat the Law, and cheat Justice.
You financed a national campaign of
SANDER against the State which made you
rich.
You haze been the occonapzice of the en-
famous 8c0ot11dreZ,, ". J. Burns, IN all of the
lies. he has told on us.
you HAVE CONDONED HIS GRIM
NAL CONDUCT ~ THIS CASE.
When Solicitor Dorsey made his counter
showing, on the extraordinary motion for
new trial, yow qoere Shoacn, By the qcritten
afidovit8, hoqo this bzach-h0pd detective
agency had been trying to corrupt the
States q0itneSSes, and to HANG THE AC-
COMPLICE, for the crime of the p,Fn-
cipaz
Did you then repudiate Burns? .s-.r
Have you ever done so? ri eS%
Do y0W eVer intend to do so?
If not, you are morally his accomplices
In his criminal methods methods which you
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-02

New Edition Of "The Story of France" by
Thos. E. Watson. Just off the press. Two
volumes, $3.50 the set. Handsomely bound,
gilt tops gilt lettered. This book is regarded
as standard by the French readers and schol-
ars. The Jefersonian Publishing Company
Thomson, Ga. e''.r r,r-rr-, r~-v7
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-02

New Edition of ''Napoleon," by Thos. Z.
Watson. Just off the press. One volume,
$3.50 Handsomely bound, profusely illus
trated. This book is regarded as standard by
the French readers and scholars. The JefTer-
sonian Publishing Co., Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-02
PAGE FIVE

fnan ed with money exacted by assessments
from Jews all over the country
And a0hat haze yoW accomplished?
Your Golden Calf stands dscredited, in
the moral desert
YOU, AND YOUR METHODS, ARE
UNIVERSALLY DESPISE'D.
You have aroused deep hatred of the
Jews, which never before existed
You Soaced dragon's teeth betrcen Jeac
and GENTLE, AND A CROP or ARMED
MEN SPRANG UP!
BY your insolent assertion that Frank
must soon be released, y0u signed his DEATH
aCa1rant.
By your instigation, thousand misin-
formed, or maliciously slanderous, editors
are publishing TRADES of abuse, not only
against the State which made you rich, but
against the whole South.
You have lit the fires of intense sectional
prejudice, and the innocent people of Geor-
gia will have to suffer.
You hare 6zoac7o the breath Of life into the
Monster of Race Hatred; and THIS
FRANhENSTEIN, achono you created at
such enormous eGpenSe, WILL HUNT you
DOWN!
And you, you, YOU, have the Internal
impudence to demand that Solicitor Dorsey
prosecute me!
Did I gather up Money, from the four
quarters of the earth, to debauch my State?
Did bring to Atlanta an INSCRIPTIONS
scoundrel who had already been branded by
the United States Government as a man
who would pack juries, and bride witnessesa
Did sit snugly in my Responsibility,
and sign checks for this branded detective,
while he was engaged in the criminal work
of buying up the States evidence?
Did pay hbellous Underwriters to de
fame my State, throughout the Union. and
to raise a storm of anti Georgia villifca-
ton?
Did I hush up the Atlanta daiTies so com
pletely, that no man or woman in Georgia
was permitted the poor privilege of defend
ing our State against your damnable propa-
ganda?
Tall about prosecuting moe9
TRY IT!
Nobody believes that you were Ignorant
of the dirty, illegal work which was being
done by William J. Burns, by Dan Lehon,
and by c. w. Burke.
Nobody believes that you paid big money,
month after month, without knowing what
was going with it.
Nobody doubts that you knew what Burns,
Lehon, and Burke acere trying to do, with
your money.
Such rascals as you, ought to be thankful
if you escape Indictment by the Fulton
County Grand Jury, for your part in at
tempting to use Big Money to defeat the
Law.
IF another such Jew Committee is ever
formed in this State, after the final convic-
ton of Jew, the Vigilantes should take
charge Of the case promptly, and invite said
Committee to al journ, sine die.