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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02
HOTELES

TApTpE Rennads. comfortable
~1AAAAASA certrico Para fantlias =
transeuntes. Toda clase de comodida
des. Magnifcc servicio. Precios razo
nables. Hay ascenscr. Tel6fone 4S4.
Altos del Pasaje Matienze. Gale Sal
gador Brau No. "a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02

Sc NECESITA una taquigrafa en-
castellano. ingles. Centrals Supply
Co.. Allen 20. Telefono 1892. Box
1116.
Sc NEoEsITAN Operarias para hacer
modelos de blusas en- nuestro taller. Di-
rijanse Glassberg, Luna 81, San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02
Cine Norma"

La hermosa production en- seis ac-
tos por Anne Lytell titulada Ell NUN
DO EN- VENTA, una comedia
Mafiana:- Francis x. Bushman y
Beverley Bayne en- LA HERMANA
FANTASTICA Y ell octave episodio de
Ell ToRBELLINo. FL ell matinee "vic
toria Inesperada" y otra c6mica.
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MC.Ih!lQQ,6
w AHkSs1sE!sesAgV
SAN JUAN
Cine "Tres Banderas"

Los episodios once y doce de la Sc
rie francesa titulada LA NUEvA AU
RoRA acompafiados de una graciosa CO
media en- dos parties.
Mafana:--La simpatica Ana Cornwall
en- la bonita production en- cinco ac-
tos CAATNo DE LA PERDICIoN, y
una comedia en- dos actos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02
Victory Garden"

La famosa tragica francesca Berti
nj en- la famosa comedia de. los hernia
nos Quintero Ell GENIo ALEGRE.
Para mafana, un agran production
interpretada por una de las estrellas
del cinema.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02

r E M I N G. T o N
1.-THE BEST''
T v p e w r i t er

Invencible'', y por la noche Frank Ma
20 en- "La Doncella del 29'' Y la
comedia en- dos parties "Maridos Ce-
losos''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02

vIAJANTE vENDEDoR.--Solicita pla
"a para viajar en- comisiones sueldo.
Conocimientos dc provisiones y mercan
cias en- general. Larga experiencia via
jando. Conoce bien el mercado de T. r.
Para informes dirijase q O. CINTRoN,
p. o. Box 1889, San Juan, P. z.
JovEN vENDEDoR, activO. con Co
nocimientos de tenedurfa de hbros y
correspondence en- ingl6s y espadol, de
sea colocarse. Informara Il. B.. Box
1901, San Juan.
"MENDETS".- ".--Economiza mucho di
nero remendando utensilios de cocina,
como oLLAS, BANoS, CAFETERAs,
ETC. tambien bolsas de aqua caliente
y ot-os titles de gonna. AGENTES GE-
NERALES PARA La vENTA AL PoR
MAYOR EN- PUERTO RICO, "IsBA"
Allen No. 20, Box 4s6, San Juan. P. r.
ToDo Ell QUE DEsEE tener exito en-
amores, ser afortunado en- juego, des-
arrollar facultades latentes, solicite el
Tesoro de los "Lendus." valor del elem
plar $1.OO. Al por mayor gran descuen-
to Para informes, San Jose as, Ser. pisO.
r>,ee~~rv~~>~~o-e<~e
Sc REGALA SEMILLA de malojilla,
especial para sembrar. Dirijase F. J.
de Soils, Rio Piedras, P. R.
Sc HACE TRU-TRU. San Francisco nii-
nero H. Telefono 71s azul,
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'Beliograph'' (Catano)

Norma Talmadge en- la preciosa obra
en- cinco parties sU ULTIMo RECUR
so y Ell gran Lluuitas en- Vida de
Milagros''.
Mafiana:
Matinee con episodios de. Elmo ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02

Sc vENDE Chandler" Roadster dc
pasajeros. Excelentes condolences. In
fOrmara: J. Margarida, Tel. 90, Saliva
dor Brau a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02
Sc compra.

ST oUIERE listed coMPRAR o VEN
DER BoNos y Acciones dc BancOs. Cen
trales y otros valores, fincas rtisticas y
urbanas, colocar tomar dinero en- hi
potecas pignorar valores, dtriiase a
N. LLAURI g. CO., TetuAn NO. 8, Tele-
fono 2s7, SAN JUAN, p. R.
>>~~>-~~~~y>>r-~y>e~-~~~~>
Sc CoMPRAN dos escritorios, tamaiio
regular, usados. Dirijase apartado 715,
San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02

PERDIDAs:-Entre las paradas 16 y
"a dos libretas memorandum. Sc graft
fcara la persona que las entregue a
San Justo 6, altos al cuartel Pohcia,
Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02

PIANO PIANOLA- DUo-ART- AEO
LIAM en- magnifca condici6n de uso de
venta con varios records Duo-Art CO
rrientes. Para precio dirigirse a @. p.
r., p. o. Box 700, Tel 1O41.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02

Sc VENDEN dos trucks FORD bara
tos por ser pequefos para mi trabajo.
Informaran caretera del seboruco, es
quina Manso. dias laborables despues
de las cinco p. m. y dias festivos to-
das horas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02

Sc vENDE por tener que ausentarse
su duehO, un piano Y muebles. Gale
LOLA. Stop "A, "'Villa Carmen
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02

VENDo curse complete dibujo conner
cial, en- ingles, por $40; cost6 $40. Com
pro y vendo cualquier curse por CORES
pondencia usado. Escriba para lista com
pleta. "cursos", Apartado 176, s Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02

Sc VENDE al contado un truck RE
PUBLIC de dos toneladas media, en-
buenas condolences y barato Informa-
ra F. ROSA LLENzA, SO Jose de Die
go ST., Rio Piedras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02

APRovEoHE AHoRA. veado ma
casa en- santurce, Gale de Salvador
Prats, psrada as y cuarto. transversal
. la Gale dol Parque. cinco habitacio-
Des dOrnitorio. sala, comedOr cuarto de
baao y cocina. extenso solar. renta $50.
FaciIidados para el pago. InformarA Tel
60l San Juan, Rafael Lopez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02

Sc VENDEN EN- MIRANAR, cerca de
Ia Iglesia, dos buenas casas con "gara-
&C." EN- PUERTA DE TERRA: va
rias casas, bien situadas, en- la Carrete-
IA, do cemente y de MADEIRA. SOLAR,
caile Iandr6n. Dirijase P. o. Box 334,
San Juan, p. r
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02

Sc NECEsITA en- sitio centrico, un To-
cal propia para ofcinas y almacen. P.
o. Box 1858, San Juan, P. R.
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PEDRO oRPI 90.
INGLAlTlERRA PFopistaFi0: a

Jose d. Ro-
driguez. Tanca No. 5. Telefono 800.
San Juan, Puerto Rico. Situado en-
una de las Principales Gales, cerca
del Tren y del Teatro, pr6ximo a los
Muelles contiguo al Correo Y demas
Edifcios Federales, Buen trato. Ser
vicio excelente. Sc sirven Comidas
domicilio. Sc admiten abonados
precios modicos.>
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02

Sc VENDE una caldera tipo escoc6s dc
ochenta O. F., muy fuerte hecha en- Erie;
motor perfecto 1s @. F.; dos bombas
Gardner Duplex; juego de eies y correa
jes; mangas; tanques de hierro y ma
deras; una romano Fairbanks de 5 to-
neladas; dos romanas portables de una
tOnelada; 8 trucks de almacen con pla-
taforma cerrada; abanico de succi6n;
tubos, yunque, fragua y otros accessories
todos en- buen estado. Informara: F.
L. KIDD, Mayaguez
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02

Sc vENDE:-Una casa de concrete ar
mado, vigueria de acero, tiene dos plan
tas y preparada para dos mas; situada
en- el meior sitio de Santurce, stop 10
frente al Institute. Facilidades para el
pago. Renta 800 pesos. Para informes
Ramon r. Infanz6n. En- la fuente de
soda que hay en- los bajos, tel6fono 1s1,
Box 40.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02

nuD0RAS Circasianas:-Dsarrollo,
Belleza. Efcaz resultado en- dos ME
ses 1877 amos de exito mundiall De
venta en- la "Porto Rico Drug v Blan
co. Concesionario exclusive para Puer-
to Rico, J. O. Peyork. Apartado l62,
San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02
Sc alquiIa.

Sc DEsEA ALQUILAR por dos tres
moses empeSando el primero de octubre,
una casa buena en- santurce. Miramar
el Condado, completamente amuebla
da. Dirijase Apartado 1911, San Juan,
P. h.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02

PARA Ell sEXo Capsulas
ooNosA1T. cOmpuestas de Kava-Kava
y s6ndaIo. Remedio eficacisimo Riedel
y Co., Brooklyn. De venta en- las acre
ditadas farmacias. Concesionario exclu-
sivo para Puerto Rico, J. O. Peyork, Ed
Bouret, San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-02

BANDERAS americanas y portorrique-
has. STANDARD Wool Bunting. Para Is
cuelas y Municipios. Pida precios espe-
ciales GONZALEZ PADIN Co. (Inc }
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16
WOULD CONNECT I.W.W.
 WITH TERRORIST GROUP
Dept. of Justice Agents Be lieve Literature Seized
 Will Furnish Proof.

Newark, N. J. Feb. 16.-Depart- l. ment of justice agents from two score industrial cities in the east are on the way here to examine 1he l. w. w. records seized in the government raids on l. Era Nuova terrorist group head quarters in Paterson yesterday 1t was announced today by Frank K. stone, chief of the New Jersey division Of the department. Evidence connecting the l. w. w. with the plans and actiVities of the terrorists and with their imam cial support is being sought, Stone eA- plained. ..s .a
 The records seized were the com- plete files of I. ". W. headquarters formerly at Chicago for the entire eastern section of the country. They showed l. w branches in nearly 30 industrial centers throughout the ter
 ritorE, mostly in Pennsylvania, New
 Jersey and the manufa curing cities or
 New England. it was said. Search IS
 Leing. conducted on nation Wide
 basis for F.. F. Doree, Phlladelphla
 secretary of, the l. w. w. who occu-
 pied a room jointly with Andrea Gra-
 ziano of the terrorist group. The l. W. w. records were found in this room after the men had fled. It is be- lieved that both can make plain the relations of the I. w. W. with the ter rorists.
 The 29 members of the L'Era Nu- ova arrested yesterday described by the de bartment agents as among the most dangerous terrorists in the country, were sent to Ellis Island to- l day to await deportation proceedings. Describing the |. w. W. records l seized Stone said they showed a ! branch for every important industrial center from Chica go through Illinois 1 Indiana, Ohio. Pennsylvania. Connec- | ticut. Rhode Island, Massac husetts | New Hampshire and other states east ! of Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16
WILSON WELSH ADAMS
 TAKEN, BY BANDITS
American captured by Mexican Out laws Who Demand Ransom or
 5O.OOO Pesos From State Dept.

Washington, Feb. 16-Wiison Neish Adams. an American. has been cap tured by bandits in Zacatecas, Mexico and is being held for 50,000 pesos ran som the state department was advised today.
 Adams home is in Los Angeles, where his wife and child now live.
 The American embassy at MeXlco City has been instructed by the state department to bring the Ndnapplng 10 inc attention of the Mexican authorl- ties with the request that every step he taken to secure Adams release.
 The American representatives at Saltillo and Monterey in reporting the incident, said the authorities in Haca- tecas were endcaVoring to learn the whereabouts of Adams and his captors and that three columns or Mexican troops had been sent out.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16
WHISKEY DEALER FINED
Proprietor of Manufacturing still is Assessed S2OO and Costs in Water bury Court This Morning.

Waterbury. Feb. 16.-Joseph Per reault of 6S East Liberty street, all Iegtd proprietor of the whis<ey man ufucturing still. confiscated yesterday bv the local police at 151 Bank street. in the heart of the business district was today fined S200 and costs by Judgo John F. McGrath in the city court. The charge against him before the local court was keeping liquor with intent to sell. Prohibition En- forcement Agent foT the state of Con- nccticut, F'r ,nk Fitzpatrick, who is q resident of -hls city, is taking care of the case for the goVcl nment at the present time.
 Perrcault will face a federal court on the charge of keeping the still. The c;,uipnne mt seized is claimed to be as complete as possible ana maStcrlN in construction. Dcodorizing candles were used to camoutlaSr the smell of liouor withln the building Wher" the whiskey was being made. In all; 4u Sallors of whisltcN wore taken bN the police. About 20 salons of the mix lure was found boiling in N&ts when tho police ertefed the place.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16
SHIPPING BOARD PROCEEDS WITH
 AUCTION OF FORMER GERMAN SHIPS
 DESPI7E PROTEST OF THE SENATE
VETERANS MCENSED
 BY PRIESTS ATTACK
Members of Kosciuszko Post Would Take Legal Action Against Rev. Lucyan ojnowski For Alleged San-
 der in Pulpit.

] Members of Kosciusko post, Polish War Veterans, are highly incensed over the alleged attacks said to have been made by Rev. Lucyan Bojnowski, leader of the Polish Catholics upon the post. Mayor Quigley and several business men of the city who have identified themselves with the erec- tion of a community center in the north western section of the city, in the pulpit at three masses yesterday and previously in the columns Of his publication. It is said that legal ac- ton against the priest will be under taken and Lawyer Stanley Traceski has been retained by the post. A translation of the article printed is now being made, with the view of passing action upon it's remarks.
 Refused Endorsement.
 According to members of the post, Father Bojnowski refused to lend his aid to the collecting of fund for the building of the comm unity center, claiming. that the Polish soldiers should not segregate themselves in a mem orial building but should join with other veterans in working for a
 
 it was explained to him that the Polish organization felt that there was a need of a gathering place for all young men of the. city and that the building was to be such place. not a building for veterans only. They were willing to combine with other organizations in the soliciting for q memorial building proper, they said. : However, the priest could not see 1t their way and refused to join, even in the plan for q club site.
 Proceeded Without Him. The post decided to proceed with j it's plans, despite his disfavor and il !; was this decistoh which called forth . the flood of alleged abuse in the Pol 1 ish paper and from the pulpit. Father 1 Boinowski made remarks to which [ violent exceptions were taken and which have been characterized as ] libellous. In talking against the l building he is said to have cast slurs i upon the character of the men of the l post, local business men who have ! lent their support to the project. an6 l the mayor, who has given his aid. Ht l questioned the use to which the club l rooms would be put, it is said, anC
 soundly berated the whole proposi ! ton, advising the Polish people tt | withhold their support
 1 The post felt that his remarks were
 entirely uncalled for and stated | through spokesmen, today, that
 did not wish to conflict with an, i plans for a New Britain emorial il
 their cam mpaign. They did feel thu need of a community building yer!
 earnestly and were proceeding alons
 this line. His attacks were charac T terized as malicious attacks upoi
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16
MURDERERS OF BOND
 THIEF BEING SOUGHT
New York Officials On Lookout For Men Named By Edward Furey,
 Who Drove Death Car.

New York, Feb. 16.-Search was made today by New York and Con- necticut detectives for men named by Edward J. Furey as the murderers of Benjamin Binkowitz a brokers messenger who disappeared last Aug ust with bonds worth S17S,000 and was found dead in Milford, Conn.
 Eurey. a chauffeur who is under arrest with four messengers in con nection with bond thefts running into millions has also given 1nforma- tion as to the disposal of the bonds that vanished with BinkoWltz or which S5O,e0o already have been recovered from a Cleveland gambler.
 Eli MiS, coroner of New Haven, who has jurisdiction over Mtltord conferred with New York detectives and Assist. Dist. Att. Unger as a result of F'urey's revelations. Furey told tls story, the authorities said in the hope that the charges against hlm might be mitigated.
 He said that BinllowitZ asked a canc, of thieves to dispose of the bonds for him but departed when th.y demanded too much of the pro- cecds. Then tho gang invited hlm to dinner. piled him with liquor took hin, in an autom obile to Milford, killed him, stole the bonds ana lert the body on Turnpike Road.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16

the patriotism of men who served in the United States forces during the war;
 Today a copy of the news article. ! written in editorial fashion. was placed in the hands of the attorney | for the post, Lawyer Stanley Traceski. ! Asked if he thought the priest had i left himself open to a libel suit, the i la wyer said there was no question ln {; his mind but that there was good ground for such court action. An ex- 1 cerpt from the article, he said. is:
 What He Said.
 No decent soldier would have any thing to do with Kosciusko post and would ask others not to join.'
 Such a statement against any society holding a charter issued by the State, of Connecticut is sufficient ground for libel suit" Lawyer Traceski said.
 Another professional man who was attacked for his activity in behalf of Kosciusko post had read the article and heard the sermon. He charac- terized both as malicious attacks Reason for Ennlity. A member of the drive committee, spokesman for the post, said that i'm asmuch as the building is to be a i community house and for the SOL dierS who served the United States, no matter what their nationality is, Rev. Father Bojnowski was not asked to be one of the directors of the build ! ing This fact incensed him, the 1 spokesman said, and he has, there i fore. refused to lend his support. Father Bojnowski is 8 ruling figure i not only in the extensive population ! of the northwestern section of the l city which makes up his congreSa- ton. but among the Polish residents of other quarters also Efforts to get his side of the controversy were fruit less today, as he has no telephone ! listed under his name and spends ! his time on a farm in the northwest l ern corner of the city.
 ] Mayor Supports Drive. 1 Mayor George A. Quigley said he felt such a building was needed and for that reason he would support the | drive to the extent of taking subscrip- l tions to the fund. Today he signed the official cards to be carried by so- licitors and has written a personal let
 ter endorsing the drive. He said he
 felt the drive would not conflict with the municipal memorial campaign and was assured by the chairman of the drive committee that aid would be given when the time came for soli- I citing funds for that memorial. It is
 the plan of the committee on the
 municipal drive to include members
 of Kosciusko post on the executive
 group. the mayer had been informed.
 he said.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16
Greenwich Chauffeur
 Robbed By Masked Man

Greenwich. Feb. 1b.-Redfield For est. cf1auffeur for Coulter Huyler, was held mp and robbed by a masked man on Round Hill. last night Forest says he was stopped by the waving of a red lantern on the hill and thought there was danger ahead. A masked man climbed into the machine ana with n revolver pointed demanueu that Forest held up his hands. The man look s five dollar bil ring off his finger. and his watch and chain. After examining the last mentioned articles the highwayman returned them fiourishing his gun, backed away and running to a machine ~hlch had beoa lett usar by, drove away.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16
SUSPECTED AS ROBBERS
Men Killed in Duel in Greenwich Be- lievcd to Be Implicated in Several BurSlaries in That Place.

Greenwich, Feb. 16.-F'rom articles found in the rooms of John Noccia and Anthony Forlenzo, who were shot and killed in a pistol duel in the eel lar of a Sound Beach house yesterday the police connect them directly with at least eight burclaries in this town. When Coroner John J. PhClun holds an inquest. probably late today. it may be that some fLcts will De deNSl- oped as to the identity of the men. At present ihe police do not recognize them but hold the theory that they were experienced thieves.
 In examining articles found in the mons rooms in Stamford, insurance papers made out to Myron l. Borg, Of Palmcr's IIill were found. MT. Borg house had been broken into. A suit found was taken from the house of Mr. Stein.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16
NO WTlNATUM N WILSON'S MESSAGE
 ON HU1NE POLICY
They Ain't
 Got Him Yit

London, Feb. 16.-Secretary of the Treasury Carter Glass manifesto against granting any further credits to Europe, be- sides filling columns in the newspapers. shares with the latest developments in the "crime wave" the attention of the man if the street.
 This is scrap of conVersa- ton overheard between two London cockneys:
 ''Wot dye think of this ere fellar Glawss-a bloomin' hin grate I calls i'm"
 "Wot fellar Glawss ?"
 Why, the Americanf chan cellor of the eNcheq1er-the chap 'oo says e won't lend us no more money"
 "Oh we'll, wot abaht i'm. Ain't they caught i'm yit?'
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16
NEIL Shortave in Hartford.

Hartford, Feb. 16.-A serious short age of milk. due to failure Of the Central New England to run trains and to the inability of trucks to get milk in from suburban towns over the ice-coated highways, hit Hartford today.
 One of the largest wholesale and retail concerns in the city was unaoie to secure 16.000 of it's approximate daily supply of 24.o00 quarts because ot the failure of the Central New England train getting in here at b u. m. Sunday 10 break through q snow drift near East Canaan. A sup nlemcntarv supply which has been coming in by motor from North Bloomfield could not he obtained dur ing the early part of the day but later sleds and slciGhs were used to transport it.
 Trains Held Up.
 A dairy company which sells about 5000 quarts daily had half of its sup ply held up through the inability of the Central New England o'clock train to arrive Some of the smaller dealers were unable to get full SUD- ply.
 The train from Miilerton which supplies Hartford with the buik or it's milk battled Vainly for several hours Sunday night with the drift and eight foot closely packed bank at Summit.
 The process of cleaning away the snow was not finished until late this morning.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16
Second Note to Holland Asks for
 Safe Internment Only
NO EXTRADITION REQUEST
Last Message Suggests Ex-German Emperor Be Sent to Ono of Dutch Islands in West IndieS-Holland Prepares Answer.

Tine Hague. Feb. 16.-The latest Allied note to Holland with regard to eXtradition of the former German emperor reverses the original demand for his surrender and only asks his internme ent, with the suggestion that the former monarch be sent, perhaps to one of the Dutch Islands Ill the East Indies, it became known today.
 The Associated Press learns on eX- cellent authority that the Dutch gov ernment has already determined to reply with an offer to actually intern Wilhelm at Dorn. Holland would accept the full responsibility of pre- venting his endangering the peace of the world, establishing guard over him and a. strict censorship.
 Holland, it is pointed out ln dlp- lomatic quarters is anxious to meet any request of the Allies which is compatible with her own dignity and does not conflict with the nation S laws and traditions of long standing. More than anything else, as Tar as can be learned. she desires to bring to a close the issue over the presence of the former emperor. when mas been a thorn in her side since the nohenzoilerns sought refuge here in 1918.
 Kaiser Willing.
 That the eX-ruler is undoubtedly willing to spend the rest or his iie in Dorne is the belief in official circles, where it is also believed that the All lies will accept the proposal to place upon Hollands shoulders the respon- sibility for keeing him there IheS point to Dorne as being partlcnlaf- ly advantageous place to intern nm as the village is not near any large ! ci+>, and the house which the eE-em- ! peror has bought is so placed as to ! be easily guarded, and it is some what further from the German Iron ! tier than Amerongen.. where the tor- mer emperor now is living. l The note was deliyered late last 1 night direct to the Dutch premier hs I the British minister at The Hague Ii has not reached the Dutch l0feiSh 1 office this morning nor was there anA : exclamation forthcoming as 10 why : had been delivered to the pfein.e' , instead of through the regular dip | lomatic channels.