-:.i
ty te qusutio nt Uo JotIoJa tin a trip o isnapection iruAuwn nas rcievet te Vicks
choed. Let th 'and'to
tuit ' tiho. bent way to burg at this port for strategic reas
as he will. hec bring the SItin las Indlians to Ci- o9s. The Government forces ar
chnology whict I vilizistion. A1 Ft 1. nl. of tle Maine reconcentrated on the western sid
,r he misunder. dIsy we antc hIrtrd at Notblre . of Lake Nicaragua, it is reported
(e The revolutionists from Chonta
that is gold, or Dion where we spent the night
,,ea attacked General Toledo'i
is, or amethysts
.
and
ulrdy
left
Sal
nt
n.
in.
Dourforce at Tipitapa river, but were
ir iron, or steel
what is called i ing the wlt ile day we coull ad. defeated with considerable loss.
ilatan ot
o knows? The mire the in ullernl,l
ldois to utilize, . the Gulf of San Illan, and te far.
OM SSIONERGENERAL
tricity give a hills of the Andex uvrel with
TOOK PRECAU rONS.
ultimate atom, rich vergetti ion andortuitg here
ho attempts to and there i,enutirfil enepry.
.
IIA A UOtpLICATa L'sT. s0 PrlzsI
of the eiluid
At5 'l.l I. we aw in tile dinWILL a: AWAXDI.
i
.cre
words.
tance Cain Tiluron whiern the
·rted by geolog- IReplhli of I'nallia etlcllanll tilh
Brussels, Aug 16-The lists 'oi
cat many years Culoiullsliao tIerrit.ry I.giis. ive awards to exhibitors is still avail.
the drawing of ri I.-s altvny wve w a small tWId
able and they wvill reccive prizes.
t bterranean ·ls.i Iell*' 'Itil o, whiic,
The Comlnissioner-General of the
an end, but the prettlly ly
i,
we
sanw sv!ral expo;lition. fearing accidents had
and developer at nighlt fill
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0
-i -a
rest,Ie from the . lights, wlii,.it iomli-at-,t that tl.r.- stcuce.
be hundreds of wras l'uo.rt,, ()lin. tle- t.vt. At
elancholy aban- Istitnttin tw,
foundailtelel
14
elling of failure nonltih.s
i
to xsO
uwt to te 1i.
PRIVATE UIIURIAL
FOR
to supply, but dians that he whole roast sif Satl
fields are being 1s: i 'anaildtitnt: territory undl .FLORINCE .:I(;HTINGALE.
over and for
will be new that Colotililin lns Iloltihiu t luI
FEt.UtSM.D IT IN tiER WILL
object or
:r. It is mnuch there ny tur. 'rThe
:entury since a that towu was also to flitallt t'
London. Aug. 16-The eecu.
Western Penn. ruonltulree with t
lilinlr?, to tort of the will of Florence Night.
only' oll field. con'c in
ingale
have definitely declined
lltact withl thetal anti
has spread to to attract thelt ntlt eivilixrtd life, the Sffer 'of public burial in
and to the Gulf which l
partially bLin alttai- Wisiminster Abbey. They con.
,pe gives forth ned, one or two thousantl of those sider they are bound by the
!. Yet the-de.
terms of the will in which shie
il' eonmiared to Indlians liaving recoguizetl alrean expressed the wish.for a private
dy
the'
Panamanian
aluthorities funeral.
The oil produe.
ans'l having
have.the world of l'uortc; Olhaldia
where thearo consented not to do any lharl to
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vevryrllenr to10 Su011
tisSia to
study measures for combating the
disease. is -increasing. ' Children
are' starving in many instances
because the parents and dult
relatives have been swept aay
by the disease, leaving them 'nsupported. There is no indicae
tion of the epidemic decreasing,
new ases being reported. daily.
rhe official figures, though immense, are understating tefull
extent of the disease, owing to
the impossibility of registering
ll the ases,
ZNaGLI8 PAPER8S
* TTAM-U. B. -
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Bpenos Aires Journals
Excited.
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Ilhtinus Aires, Atug.
tnin foreign intorelts,
i-'-Cer.
now tho.
r-atthlvy arouserilnlt tle develop.
t.ltlts tll the l'nl-Amptricnn (on,.
rtnit',;ilrt stild
to aetIon. The
ilitishl uliflstlnlers here are leadIog tlhmattack against the United
itatr
i efforts to sateu tile title
if tle Conference.
Tile 1itllans Aires "It. rlld'" in
il editorinl today, entitled "L.
hlotds of te l'Paeellaker" eve.
'rly ttacks Knox, and attempts
Ibelittle and ridicule ltis efforts
o plreserve - the --peae
on
the
\uinrican Continent. It says lils
settlement of the. Peru-Bounadot
luarrel ony. tioeirponii the clalsh,
may oC mentioned as' an'occasion
of deepest 'intercst,'not nly a
a means of bringing the eople ol
the hemisphere -together, but as
an effective advrtisement dOf a
very progressive'community. Con­
tinning,. the 'articlte: states that
those
ho go from the'Unitd
States may have their yes opened
to wide-awake Argentiba; says the
writi
'
':r:,
"The Confes ence Is not ihe oily
thling orth'secing and reporting. b
d
Argentina has a big International I.
Exposition to celebrate te 'centenary of its independence. .Buc
nos Aires itself i an exhibii
wortb ' goiifi-n
i'is''
ile
-'to ee,
nnd illustrates what may be done
nddr. inmplse of the right srrt
of ntion;l an'd local spirit.
"Baenos' Aires Is bone:of 'the
best- governed 'municipalities in
thle hemisphere ird from it some
df the oremest- towns in the
United States could' learn' some­
thing in successfulrclean adminis­
tration. Buenos Aires possesses
some,lndlvidual features which
make it stand out among the cities
of the world It has a club house I
building more expensive than any d
owned by any club in Hew York
or London,. and possesses the
best.equipped newspaper plant of
anry :Journal n the world. Its
streets are bordered witk. build.
Ings possessing hbrmonizingarchi
tecture which makes the average
resident o Washfngtolt-'regret
that his city 'has no artistie :.con
Irol of the -haouses had ublie
II
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II
I
m,.avitewfti
vhenhiai
ri
· o'irc' 0otf[ght.
,
teld.qirhotie
; di:solate*
itels OI theigrea
ol.: m.rbp the
-pat-Into-oiise
id' nia
abl!
eztra."Odf
scold auerib
s^;{d having
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tad
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and 'at
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;
us
P:lD
eryg'.ato
'#nleftint 1F
iKg .L4rardt.
T MAORtZ roe:or thc
IrtASrk iem;
t:l osor.L aiB. tteeji
.ma
wi dii'ia i6faior,: hot
whaa riat
t eeh, ] nlr
sp
forhia recent/ Itladefphi
.dsrs
[' m.'ditanchored In io
1
jorecasting i Cenitra'Aieriacn
oft
thod.'.bf.
t oth't toritoba . The reT
fuandel Sur; Aug 16-Jli federation; It"sa.i'
.iLis *orld,
lowing niorlng }i:pdent 31en- .anSan
Executive Delegate to trying to mlie,
deal-with
'
W
nt creaihtto 'he -Irau,
Dr.:.o a dosd an. his
Atlantic coast, handed MaIsxico':is
s and the oltce drix his resignation. The power- Mexic6, where!bi:
X
th Polfeiqiaterte
-.
of n
ot]ldcutonant.' Edlwarl. faves, ful reasons given therein indued Riven the gualsrdianship:.
hmtep}Jeth'dn h:-th&United
ST-:
.Unitd
hy
the
tral
Amrolea
Chref- otljsa. detachsent of the Madriz to accept. , Iriu is now
alft
States,'~ But foUllowiuWLt
frontier, who i. the: 5tmPr sit- completerl separated from the tei, in return for an agreement to been id os.thd ite sib;i
I-.,oeapital
American
protct.
--Government.
tholty.:U tlt t t~rritor7. Therc
.xieo; and it expresses'f-t: ;hot th.P.gsMcz mar.bs.i ae4 fri&
Dr. 3lendos sld his Seretariom
tlie Conferenoe doesr dot feirti lbe pl~pl- 'erat'fn aisdigo
of'-5lte eixamined everythig
stggestS.th*id sabi¢t aofti ioer age
ind oolked ai. the books.... An EUlROPEAN CROP OUTLOOkC the' great bene ts derived 'eq pblituCa'an~cmmurclate.
i-I
thtliu,
King dwar in thsiu"..L.tahit' later they went through the'
A
t
rrtc-.th2etiocour.
by'mens,....
.
.,
ALITTtOOg
tin-Ameriea,
YteLD Low AND
which
town
ir-ets of' the
Yt,t.wiil le·
tiles may profiL"/n4:f/:
.t
nn
anW L.W..
5.
ofthe
purpost
i
Uine
wlthth
b
In
Dow n
ituutnt ..
.
TOos LOS QUE SUFRE! Pan;Amnerican Conferenc' which Ibc
a gRood
Ihablitants. There l
' '! bids fall'-to sccomplh :much
' t rnRg Oane
London. Aug. 16-In Brittany
smhool louni and tey ar build.
of.th(i produo
ning, the dicorv.
rful by-product
heat is
the harvesting of the
e lanentlon
ltg -pretty park.
�-----7'--- ind
favorably:; the weathoil well sunplies. ' The climate of Puerto Ohaidia is progressing
is dry and warm. The yield
*ning machinery. helthftl. In tie nmountains there er
the Loire valley is very poor.
of thousands of are all kinds of line lumber, rublieri in
It is estimated that it will be neces.. the building arid vegetable ivory, not to men- sary, in order to meet require
sseL. the use of tion the
cooenut, plantations, ments. to ilmport from 48 tk,96 mile' trugglea bethe outturn
and refiners. which belong to tile indian tri. lion bushels. In Italy
of the crop islight. but very good;
.
'
litigatlon, the bee.
fine quality
for
a
demand
is
there
.end normous
On iundayat 10 a. tn. we Ieft red wheat. In Spiin the crop is
allureo the colo- to comne back, luakin, stops at improving. In Ulelgium and Holt
ha- spouted several ' indian
Threr land the htie weather has raised
village-.
4 and that have
Canhd's
taracts from the hours after we rivEtl at Saaarli. hopes of improvement.
exportable surplus of wheat is
·omplete history wat of otie tile ri,-h..t trilwr,-. estimnated at 40 million less than
,er.can be writ. Flrotst far awnv, wr? aw a tulvtimcrop
will forever re. hiat fHag at tr tit ofr t llh i;l,.t 1909. in Australia the newfreely.
of wheat is offered rather
ohscurity as the hounae of tlh vilag..
In Russia the carting and thresh.
of the Alexan.
Tile st*ailer Nilsitorei sat alitut, ing of the wheat crop is progress.
4(X) menters fruitl the tiwla allal ing rather slowly. In
oumania
to thle threshing returns are satisof barrels have Irrilent AI-aduz;n cls'itilel
the bowel of encl ahilore a reolalltiion roln- factory; the crop has been mar.Iern Penneylva- ptoseal of.MIr. .1. I'.lfvrr,
SQ,,,re- kted on a large scale. In Bulga.
I Central Qhio tary of l'osentu; I)r. Itafa-Il Nei- ria the arrivals front the interior
{ilil Only very ra-A., (loverntor of the l'rovince are larger. The wheat crop in
rful gusher was ul C(uoln; Mr. At.Inlio V'al-rina. Ser via is eitimatcd 25 per cent.
under 1908; the yield. however, is
I, the old Butler
,ppened. on the 1.eltitat uf tile P'olicer (url, anlcl heavy. In Hungary there are
lnt-rplretr. complaints of the quality of the
already 3Mr. Narviso Navt,
man
w-t ashlure to new crop. In Auitria the yield
s
.11made rom oil Thi .omlision
natural produc- prlore to he nlinln t seutl is satisfactory. with the exception
nce exception of repr'eanntative
to hIAV a coufe- of BoIhemia.
precious rtonel rence with the l'resitluat anl h!is arcs of so many Seretrie. A saoon a tle lIrty tIlrir pihtare at tihe visit, and
.ns as .this rth.
which gdshes arrivedi at .tardli, some :10 or mlule everal e oellplainta aginalt
JI------- t aIfl.Inana
oaln AlwuiurtOas1d ZuUJ.r
aniL.N tuiUlor_
'fe amlnu
"'ru
· '.y
,th0. 'o0rn ueadoi.
settIamont;iol
qlurre'Kphtoeipon
.
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* Tengo 32 afht d oidede;crtbe el:
< meAor Mlarin. rico lbradoro do
E Ita veiMa .
* Igrande (rnelci.
*anterforos he psdecido ligundo. .'a ceis d Aebre quo ban cosd0 at
*us d sultf t do qilnaitna el
·me d.(4sto tlumo me 'voltid &
ismsa debre Intermi· cometer
*
stsulfat de
a tentc, pero as.er
* quinine no produjo of efcto, de
· costumbre, caslndome, on catmble,
a , por
vivo dolores d esdmngo
* conscuencla, un rputgnsnct In* vencibl.
* aumento
Pba
towards bringing' the A'Xesricn
Rcpublis togethert;.'And ..the
Mfrendshrp wrl be .oemmtedstill
more :fir mly iwhe.'the Panama
Canali open, antlk rwetve 'the
wisdom . to' estabih.''onr~own
lines of ships betwent th ports of
the., United States
' -ud thoseof
.;
Southern Nation ."
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o5 MARTIN
repugsotaci otrsmuad- hscs lo
alimeotnt y Otiagrna debilidad. Pa­
uba lu nochs dosamodoe pantOow
y no podla sborsar l ursolt,
momebtro de reposeo.
* De poenr qua no podlr yt soportar el daileo remedlo qu hata
entouceo ma habie 4eado, liegui A
metir Ds .tristaes profunds. ,
e1lcespoernba
domsperdo. ,a,
. muert.*
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Aebre qtoe yo padecla
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begn
.who
?forthclffe.
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En
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An
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me:
ias
. th
me
life,as a poor rgporter,.novwowna
the London Times, the Daily MdJll
the Daily.. Mlrror,-_ the. .Evening
News, and a score or two.,of
-.
Weeklies and magazines. : '
last
.Lord Northclillfe, 'on.;h
visit-to New York, was reproached
newspapers ad.
becaus tw'its
vocated diametrically oppodite
views
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be
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si,
Vis
set
..But the young millionaire jor
nalist was quite ready. with his
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defens
"Are there not," ho said, twc
sides, a right and wrong, to ever
quention? Well how, without twc Cl
i
paper, can I always be right7- tla
tit­
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