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English: The headline of The Sun newspaper (literally "Independent Journal") reads: THE FEVER OF THE THREE DAYS IN MADRID THERE ARE 80.000 ATTACKED H. M. THE KING, SICK
(the translation given here is sic in order of better accuracy toward the zeitgeist of the time)
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Author El Sol, Madrid Spain

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Front page of the Madrid newspaper El Sol, May 28, 1918.

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