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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-08-06
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ApreS Douze MoiS
de Guerre

Du faisceau d'opinions que vien-
nent d'6mettre les principles
p~uissances maintenant en- guerre
u son r6sultat probable, nous de-
tachons les suivantes attributes
par lie Petit Parisien', aux trois
principaux membres du gouverne-
ment francais. Files sont CONNIE
on lie vera en- plein conait avec
celles DIES hommes d'Etat alle-
mands. I'll y a juste I'm an, dit M.
Viviani, premier ministre de Fran
ce, la France toujours amoureuse
de paix s'est soudainement trouv6e
en- face de la guerre actuelle de-
cha1n6e par lAllemagne ct l'Autri-
che ongrie. A notre profonde sa-
tisfaction en- presence de l'ennemi,
Sc sont de suite afirm5es, les gran
DIES vertus de notre race, meme
celles que l'6tranger etait enclin q
nous contester; telles que l'enthou-
siasme, l'endurance ct la d6termi-
nation a vaincre co1te que cohte.
ST long que soft l'effort requis, lie
courage de tous les n0tres, ne fait
que grandir en- face DIES terribles
obstacles a surmonter, pour obte-
mir la victoire. Apr6s douze mois
de lutte, ajoute son colleague M. Ri
bot, nos troupes ct la population
entiere semblent 6galement ami
m6es du d6sir de %vaincre; on SEM
BILE partout dispose q ne reculer de-
want aucun sacrifice pour lib6rer le
territoire de la France ct assurer a
lEurope une paix durable. Entin,
lie ministre des affaires 6trargeres,
M. Delcass6, resume en- e termes
la situation de lEurope entire les
puissances en- guerre: "Pour nous,
allies, vouloir, c'est atteindre la
victoire. Nous ne pourrons qu'ob-
tenir lie success final, ST disposees
que paraissent etre IAllemagne ct
PAutriche a nous lie disputer seri-
easement ct longuement".
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-08-06

jours, dimanche exceptG, de 9 heures du matin a s
heures du soir, ct seront absolument gratuites.
L'exp6rience acquise par lie DR. Simard, durant
son sejour en- Europe, est une serieuse garantie de
success; nous esperons done que toutes les femmes
|qui s~ouffrent sauront pro6ter DIES advantages que nous
motions a leur disposition, en- venant lie consulter /;
celles qui en- seraient empechees peuvent lui ecrire,
en- lui Dormant une description complete de leur ma
ladie ct Giles recevront DIES conseils qui leur seront
de la plus grande utilize.
AVIS IMPORTANT. Les Pilules Rouges pour
Femmes PAles ct Fables sont en- vente chez tous les
marchands de remedies au prix de SOC la bofte, GU
six bottles pour 50. so; Giles ne sont jamais vendues
autrement QUEEN bottles contenant SO pilules, jamais
signature de la Gle CHIMIQUE FRANCO-AME-
RICAINE ct un numero de %contr6le. Nous enga-
geons notre nombreuse clientele a refuser toute
SUBSTITUTION. Lorsque vous hernandez les Pr
Jules Rouges, n'acceptez jamais un autre produit que
Pon vous commandment CONNIE Giant aussi bon.
.REFUSEZ CATEGORIQUEMENT. Defez-vous
aussi DIES COLPORTEURS; les Pilules Rouges ne
.sont jamais vendues de porte en- porte. Rappelez-
vous que les. PILULES ROUGES sont la grande
SPECIALIZE pour la femme, celle qui guerit tous
les tours un grand nombre de personnes, Ell QUI
VOUS GUERRA AUSSI.
ST vous ne pouvez vous procurer dams votre loca-
lite les v6ritables PILULES ROUGES pour Femmes
Pales ct Fables, ECRIVEZ-NOUS, nous vous les
ferons parvenir FRANCO.
Adressez toute correspondence COMPAGNIE
CHIMIQUE FRANCO-AMERICAINE (LIMITEEA.
274 rue Saint Denis, Montreal.
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Les Troubles d'Haiti

Washington, 2 aodt.-Les trou-
bles a Haiti ont pris une telle tour
nure que le gouvernement am6ri-
cain s'est WI dams la n6cessit6 d'ex-
p6dier de nouvelles troupes a Port
au-Prince Oh l'amiral Caperton a
etc oblig6 de d6barquer 400 hon.
mes ces jours derniers ct Oh, dams
I'm combat avec les habitants de
cette vile, deux soldats de l'infan-
terie de marine am6ricaine ont 6t6
tues.
LIE cuirass6 "Connecticut" a
quite Philadelphia ayant q son
bord un battalion de 500 fusiliers
marins. Ce battalion va etre de-
barque q Port-au-Prince. LIE "Con-
necticut" sera suivi de pres par lie
transport militaire Hancock" qui
aura a son bord d'autres ranforts.
L'amiral Caperton est ma1tre de
la capitale d'Haiti, mails il veut
prendre ses precautions pour 6vi-
ter une surprise. Tous les citoyens
Won't etre d6sarm6s ct les Am6ri-
Gains wont continuer d'occuper la
vile jusqu'a CO que toute trace de
d6sordre ct de violence Sc soft dis
sip6e.
LIE peuple ha1tien est tres me-
content de Intervention am6ricai-
ne, mails cette Intervention 6tait de-
puts longtemps n%ecessaire.
LIE gouvernement de Washing
ton va s'efforcer de conclure avec
la r6publique d'Haitir I'm trait6
confant aux Etats. Unis l'adminis-
tration temporaire des finances ha-
themes. Ce trait6 serait en- tous
points semblable q celui sign6 il Y
a quelques annees avec Ia r6publi-
que de ST. Dominique. Settlement
une clause serait introduite, conf6-
rant au gouvernement AMERICAN lie
droit de WELLER a ce que Ia paix re-
gne sur lie territoire ha1tien.
Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 2. - La
chambre des deputies ct lie s6nat Sc
sont r6unis lei en- congress ct ont
r6solu de si6ger dune mani6re per-
manente jusqu'a la fin des troubles.
LIE s6nat a offert la pr6sidence
de la r6publique q M. Guilbaud,
ancien ministre de la justice, mails
CO dernier, craignant sans doute de
subir le sort de son pr6d6cesseur, a
decline cette invite.
La meme offre a alors etc fate q;
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-08-06

Rome, via Paris, 2.-L'agence
Stefani annonce que, jusqu'ici, les
les ltaliens ont fat 1900 prison
niers, don't $50 officers. Ces pri-
sonniers sont commands par
leurs sup6rieurs sous la surveil-
lance des troupes italiennes. lis
sont nourris CONNIE les soldats
d'Italie. Au nombres de prison.
niers, il y a DIES hommes venant de
toutes les parties de l'Autrlche-
Hongrie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-08-06

lOWEIE, Mass.
mere de plusieurs enfanfs, ne passaif pas une j0ur116e sam.
DIES d0axleurs a la fefe, au dos, q Pesf0nac, epr0uvanf
une qrande Iassnude ct Ane I0urdeur dams f0uS
les ~nen,hres, Sc guerif aussi par rusage
seul DIES PnUIES ROUGES.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-08-06

Pourquoi tant de femmesq que La ~faiblesse, la ma
ladle a%ccablent, n'arrivent-elles pas a Sc guerir ct
restent-elles pendant DIES annees trafnantes? Pour
quot tant de malheureuses s~ont-elles abattues, We'll
lies avant Page?
A ces deux questions on peut r6pondre franche-
ment: Cest parce qu'elles FONT pas pris a temps lie
remede qui, des lie debut, cut arretk lie developer
ment d'une maladie ct 6vit6 des suites desastreuses
pour leur sante.
Cest aussi, h6las! parce que les femmes ont lie
tort de Sc croire atteintes dune foule de maladies,
alors que la plupart des souffrances qui les obsedent
proviennent de la fragilit@ de leur organisme COM
pliqu6 ct delicat
Aisement alors on s'explique les ~resultats mer-
veilleux obtenus par les Pilules Rouges, Car leur
action s'exerce non settlement sur lorgane qui est
attaque, mails a Porigine meme du NAL, au sang
qu'elles fortifent en- lie %purifiant.
DEMANDED a toutes les femmes qui ont pris les
Pilules Rouges ce q%u'elles pensent, ct vous men
entendrezf aire que DIES eloges chaleureux.
Les declarations qui suivent sont I'm hommage
juste aux BONES qualities des Pilules Rouges.
"Durant Ia premiere aimee de mon marriage je
je souffrais CONSIGNMENT de maux de tete. NAL
de,venue tres nerveuse ct je nedormais pas. Mails
3 Sonas rsee n1n Paas % mes d dataiSs 5 So s%pIoy a@e j 5e
fus, d6s les premi4res bottles, etonnee de leurs
a e1na sTssat ne %'av ait fat fs%s autan aa de ben aea. B len
tot j'avais acquis assez de force pour m'occuper
de mon m6nage. Enf1n, je me suis retablie, ma
sant6 s'est 81 bien relate que je me compte au-
iourd'hui au nombre des femmes fortes." Nine A.
Roy, 2o2 rue Paramount, Fitchburg, Mass.
sMes forces 6taient @puis6es a cause du travail
dur ct continu qui est le partage dune mere de
plusieurs enfants. Je ne passais pas une journee
sans souffrir de douleurs a la t6te, au dos, q les
tomac, etc. Je faisais mon Outrage en- me tra1-
nant ct settlement parce que j@ta1s forcee de le
faire. J@prouvais une telle 1assitude, Une tele
dams tous les membres, une incapacit6
81 grande que je me trouvais bien malade sans
pouvoir dire on j~eprouvais le plus de NAL. Jetais
done tout a fait denuee de forces lorsque je COM
mencai a faire usage des Pilules Rouges, mails
j'eus' de CO bon remede I'm prompt soulagenent.
Un meilleur appetit Sc montra dabord, puts mes
forces revinrent rapidement. Jai fat usage des
Pilules Rouges pendant un an pressure continued
lement; Giles mont gueri Iestomac qui etait, je
crois, la partie la plus affaiblie ct Ia plus malade
chez moi; enf1n, elles mont rendu la sant6. Je ne
voudrais plus retomber dams Petat dabattement
Oh je me trouvais ct je saurai Pewter par quel-
cues bottles de Pilules Rouges." Nine Joseph Al
laire, 90 rue Ford, Lowell, Mass.
CONSULTATIONS GRATUITES. lie DR. E.
Simard, qui a pass6 pres de trois annees en- Europe,
a &tudier les maladies DIES femmes, sous la direction
des celebres docteurs specialistes Capelle ct DeVos,
est maintenant de retour ct continuera de donner
des consultations au No 274 rue Saint Denis. CONNIE
par lie pass6, ces consultations Sc donneront tous les
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-08-06

ii fault solvent demander conseil,
pas toujours pour lie suivre, tou-
tours pour s'6clairer.-
Nine Swetchine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-08-06
ECh0s de
la Guerre

llgne passant par hoVllo Dieo'-
Litovsa ct Brody.
D'apres lie Messenger de Far
NEE, l'abandon par l'arm6e russo
de la ligne de la Vistule nest
qu'une man@uvre temporaire qul
permettra aux troupes du tzar de
prendre des positions tres favora-
bles pour combattre les Allie
mands.
LIE "Daily Mail" dome une
grande Importance q la d6peche
suivante de Petrograd rogue par
l'agence Reuter-.
"Au commencement de la guer-
re, l'opinion militaire russo 6tait
partag6e sur la question de Pop
portunit6 de d6fendre Varsovie ct
Ia Vistule.
lie r6sultat a 6t6 que la Russie
a gagne une aimee avant de prem
Dire une position sur I'm front con-
temple des 1910, ct par les ALLIE
mande depuis 1886.
..Une diversion fraco-britanni-
que est maintenant attendue.
"La Douma SO r6unira diman-
enc, au moment GU lie gouverne-
ment fera connaitre a la nation, la
situation militaire".
Les commentaire duDaily Mail
sont les suivants:
Cette d6pAche parait etre lie
message lie plus significatif, recu
de Russie depuis le commence
ment de la guerre. II semble posi-
BILE que la nature de la declaration
faite a la Donna d6pendra enti6re-
ment des nouvelles recues de Lon
dres ct de Paris.
Paris 2 aont = LIE communiqu6
o&ciel suivant a 6t6 public lei:
'Aucune attaque d'infanterie ma
6t6 signale6 aujourd'hui sur le
front.
"Des dueIs d'artillerie ont etc
tres violents en- Belgique aux en-
virons de St-Georges ct de Steen-
stracte, sur lie plateau de la ferme
de Quennevi6res; en- Champagne
ct dams la region Aube-rive-sur
Suippe.
"En Argorne lie combat a l'aide
de bombes a etc accompagn6 des
deux cot6s par une violente can
nonnade, sp6cialement aux allen
tours du pavilion de chase de st
Hubert.
"Entre la Mouse ct la Moselle lie
feu de lartillerie a etc %concentr6
sur la region du bois de Mortmalle
ct du bois LIE Pretre.
"Le 20 Juliet, nos a6roplanes
ont bombard6 lie chemin de fer
d'Ypres a Roulers pres de Pass
chendaele; les campements allie
mands de la region de Langueval,
a l'ouest de Combres: les lignes al
lemandes sur la colline de Brimont
pres de Reims; la care de Chatel
en- Argonne ct celle de Burthecourt
en- Lorraine.
"Pendant la mutt du 90 au 30
Juliet un de nos amateurs a bonn
bard6 a Dornach, Alsace, une usi-
ne produisant DIES gaz asphyxiants.
"Aujcurd'hui une escadrille a6-
rienne a bombard6 la care de Fri
bourg.
"Une autre escadrille, compre-
nant dix a6roplanes du camp re-
tranch6 de Paris, ont lance qua
rante-quatre bombes sur la gare
de Chauny (Aisne)
"Une escadrille de %quarante.
cinq aeroplanes est partie ce ma
tin, ayant pour objectif la rafine-
RE de p6trole de Pichelbronn. qu1
Sc trouve en- Alsace, entire Hagen
au ct Wissembourg. Un ciel nua-
geux ct du brouillard mont permits
qua une partie DIES avions dat
teindre lie but fx6. Cent trois bonn
hes ont eta lanc6es sur les bati-
ments de Pichelbronn. De plus six
bombes ont etc lanc6es sur la care
de Detwiller, pres de Phalsbourg
ct six autres sur les hangers d'a-
Walton de Philsbourg. Tous les
a6roplanes sont revenus q leur
point de depart"
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re responsible.
Les manuscrits non inserr6s ne
sont pas retourn6s.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-04
BATTALION MARCHES
BY GUARD WILL TAKE
PLACE OF ENCAMPMENT

ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE TO MORNING JouRHstl
East Las Vegas ~ NJ. June a.
Word has been received by the Com
mercial club here from Adiutant
General II. r. Herring of the New
Mexico National guard, to the effect
that the guard will not hold the pro-
posed battalion encampments this
year, but would substitute for them
battalion marches.
General Herring stated that he had
planned to bring the entire First reg
iment to this city during the summer
for an encampment, but the failure of
the second state legislature To- provide
the necessary funds made this impos-
slble. The same lack of money ren-
dered the battalion encampments i'm
practicable, say the head of hte
guard.
The battalion marches viii be paid
for out of money provided by the fed
eral government
IL was expected that the divisions of
the guard situated at Albuquerque and
Santa Fe, constituting the Third bat
TALON, would come to Las Vegas dur
ing the summer for eneampment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-04
SUMMER SESSION
At STATE NORMAL
GETS UNDER WAY
Enrolment of Nearly $50 Is
Reached at Silver City In
Stitution in Few Days. Stu
dents From All Over State,

ESPECIAL coRRssPohpGNcG TO MORNING. JOURNAL
Silver City, ~ NJ, June S--'rhe
eight weeks session of the state nor
NAL summer school is now under way.
With an enrolment of over 500 on
Monday, the opening day. this has In
creased each day since until now the
mark is near $50 and still more teach
ers and students are expected.
This summers school has the best
faculty in its history. comprising some
of the leading educators of the state
The list Is headed by Prof. T.. l.. En-
loe. president of the normal.
Silver City is glad to have the
teachers and the Chamber OF Com
merce had automobiles meet every
train the past week to carry the
teachers and students either TO the
normal dormitories or to rooms about
the city which had been reserved for
them. This cordial reception made
an excellent impression on the Wis
ltors.
The summer school lasts until July
30. on date to be decided upon
later. full days entertainment Will
be given the summer school contin-
gent by the city. Last year the teach
ers were taken on an excursion to
Santa Rita and Hurley. This years
plans favor either a grand picnic and
barbecue or o banquet and ball.
The enrolment this year breaks all
previous records for the local normal
and il is not believed that any sum-
mer school session in the state will eX-
coed il either in numbers or the thor
ough course of Instruction offered.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-04
LOCAL OPTION FIGHT
IN SANTA FE ENTERS
INTO FINAL STAGES

SPECIAL cosasspoApEncE TO MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe, June 3--The local OPP
ton campaign entered upon its last
stages prior to the election on Mon
day, with Rev. Patrick J. Murphy a
Roman Catholic priest of Dalhart,
Tex, speaking from the same plat
form at the same meeting with Rev.
Edward d. Raley. a Methodist min
lister of Phoenix. Ariz., who is super
of Sunday schools in New
Mexico and Arizona.
Tonight the vets held a mass meet
ing in the Paris theater with Attor-
neys A. b. Renehan and Alexander
Read refuting' the statements made
By Revs Murphy and Raley. Muir
ply took the broad ground that the
saloon is either an Influence for bad
or for good and il 1t is for bad then
it must 60 He denied emphatically
the statement that the Catholic
church is with the liquor trade and
quoted Archbishop pitaVal TO the ef-
feet that any one who says That the
Catholic clergy favors the liquor
traffic is speaking the untruth. He
quoted the pope and Catholic con-
claves against the liquor traffic. RAJ
ley insisted that prohibition has
proved a great boon 10 business IN
Arizona.
The vets take the position that the
local option movement is DESIGNED TO
discredit the republican leaders ana
to split the republican party, that
prohibition hurts business. will de-
crease revenues and increase taxes
but will not stop drunkenness or the
consumption Of liquor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-04
ARDNER IS FREE
WHENGUNDERSON
FAILS TO APPEAR
Prosecution of Ex-SoIdier
Charged With Assault in
Las Vegas Falls to Ground;
Wounded Man Left State.

SPECIAL coRRrsfoHnENcE TO MORNING JouRsAli
Las Vegas, n. NJ, June 3.--Yester-
day a criminal information was filed
in the district court against Roe Ard
ner, dish onorably discharged from the
United States army, accused of frac-
turing the skull Of Herman j. Gun
derson by beating him on the head
with a shotgun barrel Gunderson,
who also was dishonorably discharged
from the army partially recovered
and left town, so the case against the
other man was dismissed
Arlner today waived investigation
by the grand jury. He pleaded not
guilty to the offense. and the district
attorneys office, realizing that no
case could be made in the absence of
the assaulted man, moved to dismiss
the charge
According to the story, Ardner and
Gunderson, who had come TO Las
Vegas shortly before got into a
drunken fight on the night of Febru-
AIRY 10. The alleged scrap" occurred
in a livery stable here, the two men
securing PERMISSION from the proprie-
Tor to make il their sleeping quarters
Ardner finally picked up the gun bar
rel. which one of the livery stable en-
ployes had been cleaning, and struck
the other man on the head with it,
Telling him instantly. He was taken
to the hospital in an unconscious con-
dition and for several days his life was
despaired Of
Ardner was arrested Immediately,
and, while admitting the assault,
claimed hat the other man was at
tempting to kill him and Ray Mar
tinez, a young boy who was present.
According to the story of Ardner,
which was partially borne out by the
evidence Of the boy, Gunderson was
making for the two with a knife in
his hand.
When he was convalescent, Gunder-
son left the state with the expressed
intention Ct seeing his mother before
the warm weather came and the
wound in his head drove him insane"
1t was his opinion that he would so
insane from the injury with the ar
rival of summer.
The petit jury adjourned this after
noon, after completing a hard term of
work. Several cases were disposed of.
In dismissing the jurors, Judge David
]. Leahy, who has presided over
court, thanked them in the name of
the state for their efficient work
District Attorney Charles w G. Ward
made the following statement relative
to the members Of the jury:
Il consider this the most conscien-
tious, hardworking and intelligent
jury with which / pave been brought
into contact -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-04

Santa Fe June 9.-The most strik-
ing petroglyph thus far found among
the cave dwellings north of Albu-
quyque and west of Santa Fe is re-
ported from the Ramon Visil grant
by Ashley Pond, who is daily discov-
ering mounds and caves not yet map
ped or visited by any white man. This
particular petroglyph shows cliff
dweller with uplifted tomahawk.
The drawing of the figures carved in
the rock is described as spirited and
not devoid of artistic merit A pho
tograph has been taken of this pro-
duetion of prehistoric Americans and
will shortly be published in leading
ma gaZine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-04
Visitors 10 MnseuIn.

Santa Fe, June 3.-Among those
who registered at the Museum OF New
Mexico since yesterday afternoon
were: Patrick j. Murphy, Dalhart,
Tex, who, in his prohibition address
last evening, declared that the mu-
scum was the best arranged and most
interesting he had ever visited; r. f..
Moore, Fremont, o., A. Il. Koehler
and wife, b. A. Macpherson, Albu-
qucrque; Frank Il. Wallace, Chicago,
ILL.,; j. M. Leonard, Gainesville, Tex;
J. Hall Bowman. Southern Methodist
university, Dallas, Tex; AIRS. j. White,
A. Witte. Adeline b. Lienau, Brook
Ign, N. Y; Harley A. Tuttle, Dia
mond, O; Mr.. and Mrs ED Atkins,
Mrs. Jennie Brown, Fairfax, Okla;
Charles Hill-Tout, Vancouver, b. CT
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Graham Wash
ington, d. c.. Harriet A. r. McCrum,
Denver; Henry Westalla, Los Angeles;
Christian Thorman, Bonham, Tex:
w. Fl. Alexander, Los Angeles; Barry
Sullivan, Laramie, Wyo.; j. n. Bur-
ton, Estancia; Il. w. Drake. Penasco;
lAnnabel Wiltse, Mary II. Gaden, Bis
bee, Ariz.; Helen Y. Kelly. Arlz.; Win
fired Shuler, Ration; Mrs. ii. 7. Zill-
mer. Mrs. Vella Sheets, Goldie Dale
Sheets. Grace Sheets Albuquerque:
Mr. and Mrs. T.. r.. Clark, Mount Ster-
ling, H.. DR.. ID. Slaneff, Chicago; Mr.
and Mrs, +. l.. Wolff, Chicago; Rev
Edward ID. Raley, Phoenix, Ariz
Merlbah Clark, Mount Sterling, Ill.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Curry and chill
dren, Boulder. Colo; Rev A. Tooth
aker, albuquerque; Ella Schafranka,
Silver CITY; Edward Lighton, Harold
McClanahan, Albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-04
AUSTRIA REFUSED TO
CONSULT ITALYS VIEWS

London, June t5;05 p. mo- TN
addressing to Serbia the note which
we all know was the prime cause Of
this war" declared Lord Crewe. lord
president of the council in the house
OF lords, this afternoon, "Austria-
Hungary did not youehsafe 20 extend
to her ally Italy, even the merest
portion of information. We now see
what the results have been"
This lack of sympathy, continued
Lord Crewe in effect was the lause
of ltaly's Joining the entente powers.
He added.
alliances snch as that In which
Italy was engaged, founded on politi-
cal eXigencies and not based on ma
tional sympathies cannot he expected
to stand the test of crisis
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-04
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Now Is the Time 10 Get Rid of These
Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the slightest need
of feeling ashamed Of your freokles,
as the prescription othne.--double
strengths guaranteed to remove
these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce of othine-
double strength-from any druggist
and apply 4 little of 1t night and
morning and you should soon SEQ that
even the worst freckles have begun to
disappear while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely It is seldom that
more than an ounce is needed to COM
pletcly clear the skin and gain beau
tlful clear complexion
BE sure to ask for tho double
strength othne as this Is sold under
guarantee Of money back II it fails to
remove freckles.