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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09
s1so CAsH. sa5 1IoNTH.

$50 CASH, Ss5 MONTH.
including interest. buys new
brick bungalow OF rooms
with large screened IN sleeping
porch on full south front lots.
2 block from car. stric. modern.
hardwood floors. builtin features
nice mantel $3.50 takes il all
II you will pay rent after read
ing this description don't blame
Us.
Fl PasO Valley Land Exchange.
zu9iz Mesa Ave. Phone 1896.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09

DANDY little 3 room frame on . lots.
Z block Of car line. all fenced. chick
en- sheds. etc. Only S115O; 500 cash,
balance $50 month.
Brand new room bungalow. never
been liYed in. hard wood floors; built
in book cases Altivista district Only
$3.50; 500 down. balance like rent.
We have Groom furnished houses
for rent
See s. L Lane, with
Security Realty Co.,
40S-40g First Nat Bank Bldg. Phi 6772
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09

S95OO-5s cash bal 1. and years Prob
ably best apartment house site in city 5OxI 20
: minutes walk from postoffice. East Of
Providence hospital. Property returning
from present Improvements better than s
per cent This is positively CHEAP
See ThurmOnd
With Il. c. Bailey Land Co.
800 Mesa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09

WE HAVE FOR SALE s FINE CORNERS
N THE BUSINESS DISTRICT
DAVIS BROS
IOg TEXAS ST. PHONE IIs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09

APARTMENT SITE BARGAIN.
On Iagofnn Ave. southeast corner 52x12o
feet. close in 1880
r. F. Lyons. First Nat. Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09
aFrFR eFIErTING ii HOME-

AFTER SELECTING A HOME.
Better be satisfied than sorry Don't 60
too FAR out Choose a well built house, two
Z full lots. four rooms, and an arc light cor
ner See the modern red pressed brick
1901 E Nevada. parked street Spacious
lawn. trees, vines. flowers, five blocks from
new high school Phone owner 1891.
Royal JaclSman-
SWELL NEW 6 ROOM BUNGALOW
Close in price only $3.50, $3.50 down AID
S45 mo. inc. interest. near Montana St. re-
builtin features and hardwood floors You
can't make "A mistake on this
SMALL PAYMENT down new room bun
Ealow Manhattan Heights. a beauty. up 10
the minute in every detail. south 'front.'
Price only $4,000 and ba lance same as rent
Ph. 5O75 Creel Phillips, 304 Mesa
SS5OO-Ffve room bungalow with sleeping
porch and all built in features; just out
side-the city limits. has city water. light,
gas and county taxes. lot SlNl40; 500
down. balance $50 per month
SS955-Ffve room bungalow. with modern,
builtin features ana sleeping porch good
basement and furnace, paving and walks IN
and paid; $3.50 down. balance to suit
$500 story s room brick with large
screened in sleeping porches- basement Iur-
mace. brick garage. cement walks and beau
terms
sIGOO-An elegant 4 room frame house just
built. on 4 lots This Is surprise with 500
down and SIS per month
SS5O-Smau frame house in East Fl Paso
on full lots good fruit trees. pretty lawn
this is a bargain as the lots are worth more
than the price asked Small payment takes
IL off the market
The Guarantee Realty Co,
Phone 27s5. 20 1st Natl Bank
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09


Fer Sale or Exchange-Ksai Estate.
-~~-~-~-~--~~~-~~~--~-~
FOR SALE or trade. 40 acres one mile from
Alamogordo. n " P. o. Box loss FL
Paso or Phone rs
WHAT have you for trade for sixteen lots
in Hollywood Heights VIII trade for any
thing marketable value Apply Box 6, Las
Cruces y "
To ENCHANGE-lIodern Z room. wen To-
Gated bungalow In Pasadena for $1,000 home
clear In FL Paso- W H Day, care 7. n.
c A
FOR ENCHANGE-Ncar Las Cruces. a larE-
er acreage, we'll fenced. well leveled and
most desirable For a smaller acreage near
Fl Paso. Write Y 364 Herald
FOR SALE or exchange for livestock. a lot
o. high grade. slightly used planning mill
machinery valued at about $500 Address
Planning Mir care Herald
FOR EXCHANGE improved city prop
erty land on Island clear OF incumbrance-
VIII assume some Give description and
amount Of incumbrance. Address P o. Box
sic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09
For Sale Real Estate-City Properly.

TUT JAR NGdA LSldtG-AsAly I EupGLAys
~-~~~-~-~~~~~~-~-~~~ ~~~~~~J~0~-~~--~S~~~-
FOR SALE BY OWNER room bungalow
$500 Easy terms. Phone 7011.
1 ROOM stone house. gas lights. bath. $500.
Phone 2Ss7 ".
SEE A. P. COLES & BROS. before buying
a home. We have number Of modern
new bungalows for you 10 select from. 202
Oregon St
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS 5000.
4 room brick. bath. glassed slpE pen. hard
wood floors. builtin features. fully modern.
brand new. Easy terms. Best offer for the
money in e Paso.
LeaveIl. Palm & sherman.
2o7 Mills St. Phone f22s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09
For Sale Real Estate
CnunfrF PronerfF.

FOR SALE-Ranch 40 acres. north OF Doug
las Arizona. fenced. crossfenced. pumpln g
plant. gasoline engine. house. barn. bearing
orchard. full equipment OF implements eel
lar fine truck and poultry farm Price
$1,000 Louis Rinke. Bisbee- Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09

List your property with US for
quick results
Wright-Ramey Realty Co,
202 y Stanton St Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09

VIII trade 4 nm. brick with
sleeping porch on 37lzx140 lot
south front blocks from car
for 10 or Is acres improved in
lower valley House is unin-
numbered and worth s225O. VIII
assume small difference but
land must he unincunn hered
Fl PasO Valley Land Exchange.
eos = Mesa Phone 1906.
FOR SALE OR TRADE for FL Paso prop
erty. 1 brick and stone two story building
50x1O0 It. list floor modern store rooms
each having sep-rate ware rooms. End floor
s office rooms Building is equipped with
steam heat. electric lights. water. etc. Best
losatton In town Entire building rented
". B. Rector. Tucumcad. y "
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09

3 lots on Myrtle avenue near
Ange. Fine apartment site;
$4,000; good terms.
Corner on MUndy avenue, g.
feet. for only $500; good terms
BrOadduS & lie Baron,
203-21O First National Bank
Building
Phone 1858.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09

List your property with Us for
quick results.
Wright-Ramey Realty Co..
e02 y. stanton St Phone 1850.
WILL sell or trade 20 room two story brick
roomlnE house. well rented. Tor $1,000 VIII
take half In trade balance easy terms. A.
P. Coles & Bros. 20e y Oregon St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09

List your property with Us for
quick results.
Wright Rnmey Realty Co..
202 n. Stanton st. Phone 1850.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-17
Correspondence especial para Ia PRENsA

NOGALES. Arizona. Agosto 10
Para realizar 81 avauce sobre la
plaza frontera. 81 general carran-
cista Plutarco Elias Gales la te-
nido que dejar desguarnecidaS por
complete las poblacioncS de Aqua
Prieta, Naco y Cananea, en- las cua-
les dej6.. re>pectiyamcntc, setcnta
soldados de infanteria, treinta d"
caballcria Y veinte -uariianes ci-
vilcs.
Cualduiera DE- Ia> citadaS pobIa-
clones pueic ser tomada fdcilmc'i-
IT, por una partida mayor de Glen
hombrcs. pues cslau dcfendidas SO
lamentc por los e!emenJos que Nell
cionQ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-17
DEFUNCION.

FL e! pueblo DC San Bernardlno.
pcrtenccicnUc Il California, falle-
clio Il . del rorricnte Il las 40, dc
Ia tarde y despu3s de larGa y pc
no>a eufermedad. la sonora dolta
HerLiuda Juarez de Flores, csposa
DC uucstro apreciable amigo 81 Sc
nor don J. N. Flores, d quien en-
viamos uucs!ra mas scntida condo
!e-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-17
Nueyo Jefe del Battalion
Maytorcna.

Por acuerdU del g~ODcrnador de
Sonora. rl general jose Maria Ley
Va. que LEGO rrcirutrmcntr 4 No
gales procrdrnic del Sur del E-jado
- llizo cargo aver de Ii jofaJuru
del Battalion "Maytorcna. qle AZ
ciicnialmentr cstaba al mando d.
coroncl Fau<tino II. Gonzalez.
Fungi0 como intermediate cn IA
euirc-a del rcfcrido battalion. 81 e.
neral Felix Ortr-a, qur - cncurn-
ira e. n No-aie< deSdr que fuj obi
gado a abaudonar Ia Baja CaIilor-
MIA por los Observation-Disclosures.
E. cX-jeGc del battalion "MayJorc-
ma - hizo cargo de- Ia Jrfatu-a d.
las -Arna> de- ia PIAZZA yecina. per
disposition del Gohernaior. Con
zdicz comcnZ6 Il de>rmpc1ar III nu"-
so cargo drsde ay"r IN IA mailaua.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-17
Gales dejo desguarnecidas las pIazas de Aqua Prize
ia, Naco Y cananea, para sitiar Nogales
Unos erupos calistas fueron sorprendidos cuando Humanitarian la via re-
rrea para volar una trn de pasajeros

anles Que 81 de pasajeros. proce-
dente de-. la ciudad de HermoSlILo,
traio una pieza de artilIcria. para
aumenIar las pleas de csa arna
que servi1an para Ia dcfensa de Ia
plaza Ell case de que Sc resuelva
Gales Il cmprcnder ei anunciado
ataque.
Una multitud dc curiosoS c0ncu-
rri6 a la estaci6n. creycndo que q
irep e~xplorador era IN convoy COM
y!.Lo de- artillcria.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Where's para los carrancislas.

Con rumu u Rinconada saI!o
aver IN iren iniIiIar rcnduclendo
where's para las fuerzas carrancls-
taS. uur It. curuentran ccrca de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-17

:Dcuca1 tbs rrnrrar tCrrno a s6 cl acr, ragadcro en-, 10 ans dc piaho; :lcIan
~ la arrmniiura conrgiumdo~r bmn la nuryaL Ley del tcrGo :, ri cmTto; ocurrd a
"a - "Gr. ~ ~wiun>rnr phfrnd0.m TnrmrS y datu> adjmtardor >tMnpilas para Nu
m mm,mm,Iimn prS irnGo granGrs trchvs dc tTrcnus Y urrras dc cnta y dc rcnta al
Smr dc San Antonio.
rulo FLORES -prcccWn:F Frost National nk Building No. .7. san Antonio, TEXAS.
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OBRAS NUEVAS
RFcvRIDAs En- la LIBERIA De lGRACIo {. LOzANO

4 Ia r;Ist;ca .S0.SS
Empastadas en- tela ......... La
HE AQUI LA LISTA-
La Herencia de B~ellecroix-
Los Hijos de! Are.
Ei Bale de las Victimas.
E. Secreto de Ia Solterona.
FL Honbre sin Cara.
Uarda.
Sc ma Cometido IN Crfnen.
FL Sillon Tragico.
La Reina Misterio.
Sin Nombre.
e. Rey de Ia Pradera.
FL S~ecretario Millionaire.
En- las Frontercs del Far West
La Montana de Luz.
El Captain del DJumpa.
Ell Misterio del Corazon Verde.
Los Bandidos del Sahara.
In Viaje al Polo.
e. Punal de Orc.
La Costa de Marfil.
e. Doncel de D. Enrique Ell
DoKente.
La Nina Robada.
La Ciudad del Rey Leproso.
e. Heroe : Ell Cesar.
FL Testamento de IN Conspirsdor
Amaya 0 los VascoS en- el
Siglo VIII.
Ayenturas de Mr.. PickWick.
Cowa Ia Misteriosa.
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pasa q Ia 5a. col. Ia
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oasa y Ia pSGina 5, cOIumRa 4
The Dickinson press., 1915-01-16
COMBINATION SUITS

Fine Nainsook, combination of corset
covers and drawers; covers are prettily
trimmed with val. lace and insertion to
match; umbrella drawers trimmed with
lace to match. q DO
Dale EttCc----.---.
Fine Nainsook Combination Suit, cover
is trimmed with very dainty embroidery
beading; drawers have ruffle Of 81 10
embroidery to match; Sale Price
Combination Suits Of good quality
cambria, cover trimmed with embroidery
and torchon lace; drawers trimmed with
lace to match. OQ@
Sale
Good Quality of Long Cloth Drawers,
trimmed with dainty embroideryEQm
and lace; Sale Price.--.-..- OVS
Fine Nainsook Drawers, trimmed with
valenciennes lace edge and insertion Of
fine embroidery; co..
Sale WV
The Dickinson press., 1915-01-16

MUSLIN GOWNS

SAAAN ~
A very pretty gown of fine nainsook,
has square yoke, made of a combination
of valenciennes insertion and embroid-
cry; neck is finished with lace beading,
and ribbon run through; fancy sleeves
trimmed to match yoke. QO~
ODD PIECES AT LESS THAN
ONE-HALF
CHILDREN'S GOWNS
Good quality of cambria muslin, with
high neck and long sleeves, yoke trim
med with pin-tuck and embroidery in
s~ertion, neck and sleeves are finished
with narrow edging of embroidery; sizes
2 to IA years. EQm
Sale Wv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-12

birth OF nations. 90 was the creation
of great free republic. % was based
upon traditions Of personal liberties
which heretofore had been confined TO
single little island. but which DO was
purposcd should spread 10 all man
kind
And The singular fascination n
American history IA that 20 hat seen
process ~ constant recreation Of
making over again in each generation
The thing which was conceived 90 frat
You know how PECULIARLY necessary
that has been in our case. because
America has not Grown hy The nero
multiplication % original stock
$50 from generation to generation
EtranRcrs have had to be- ludoctrinated
With the PRINCIPLES Of the American
family. and the wonder and the beauty
N 10 all has been that the infection
has been eo generously easy
Living in the easy prosperity OF o.
ifeo people knowing that the sun had
always been free % shine upon ua and
prosper our undertaking. We did not
realize how hard the task ~ liberty
Del and bow rare the privilege Of I'D
crtV d.. and men were drawn out of
every climate and out Of every race
hecauee az an Irresistible attraction 81
their spirits Co the American ideal.
go they came 90 remind ua OF what
ue bad promised ourselves aud
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Deserving Villa.

Ell PASO, Texas. Oct. l1-Andreas
Gercia. the CarranZa consul here de
clared today that he had advice or
wholesale desertions OF the Villa army
MODELLING at Casa Grandes. One gen
eral he said. had left there with 500
men during the iast week to march TO
the nearest Carranza outpost and an
other general backed by 1000 men
was on the point OF revolt
These statements were secuted by
Villa representatives In Jaurez Re
ports from the Carranza consulate
stated that an engagement had been
fought Sunday az villa Ahumada
forty miles below Jaurez by General
Bracemonte. commanding Villa forces
and a Carranza force. were also de-
MED by Villa officials
A report that the force commanded
BY General Luis Hernandez was en-
gaRing the villa force near Barral was
denied by the villa authorities
Colonel HlppOlito villa. financial
agent Of the villa government at Jau-
rez and brother OF General Francisco
villa. issued an official den,sl OF re-
cent fispatcheg that General villa,
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not TO seek 10 aid and abot any rival
or contrary ideal
Neutrality d. negative word IL
is word that does not express what
America ought to feel America has
htart. and that heart fhrobs with all
.oita oi intense sympathica. but
America has aChuoled its heart fo fovo
the things that America believes i'm
ana lt ouEht to devote itself only 10
lhe thinEs that America believes in
ana believing that America stands
apart iu its ideals 90 ought not TO-
allow Itself Co be drawn. 20 ur a. Ifs
uoaft o. concerned. into ANYBODY q
Huaftei Not because 10 does NOT an.
gffsiand The quarrel not because it
uocs not in ita head assess tho inertia
oi thc controversy but because
America has promised Tho world TO-
ana apart and maintain certain prin.
lpic- oi action which are grounded
ln Jaw and Justice
We ought to o. verY carefrf rtotff a.r..
NI iNH IfunroeaInuH that we are forming
luHt nov There fa too general ~ ffrI.
rrDee'nn. fear that very inrfe numhrrr
ui our follow cifrfue born In other
llnia nave not entertained with rufU-
D.fnt intensity and affection fhs Nm.rI.
tin Iu.Il huf thrlr numbers nr" uHr
AIE Those who would rU.k .n rrrrr.
CIV fNfnf orc NerW vocal hUf fHrH arc
not very iniIucntiaf Some az fhr tref
'fNfI nI America has come nuf u f.r.
,irn IHnde end ruu1o of tnr t.sf af.rr il
America DEL Dob tho men who are nlfufaI.
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SCHOOL
CORNERSTONE LAID

SPECIAL Dispatch TO the IntelliKeneer.
fAlkMO\T. W. Va. Oct. 11-For
the third time in the past so years the
Grand Lodge of Ancient. Free and Ac.
cepted Masons to-day laid the corner
stone OF the Fafrmont State Normal
school OF this city. The FIRST stone
was laid In 1867. for the old building
on Main and Quincy streets. still
standing. The second stone was laid
IN 1872. for the building still in use
on Fairmont avenue.
Among the visitors here for the cere-
mony today were Hon. Charles r.
Sarrigan. OF Moundsville. who acted
as orator and delivered an unusually
ilne address; William +. Ice. of Phil.
ippi grand master; Hon. j. r. Marsh.
OF Charleston. secretary of the State
BOARD OF Regents. who spoke: Hon. ].
s. LAkin. president of the State Board
or Control. OF Charleston: DIT. Waite
man Il. Barbe. of West Virginia Uni
Nersity. and Professors ]. y. Deal. A.
j. Hare. g. X. Jones. r. w. Truscott, ].
Russell Trotter. OF Morgantown-
Ideal weather prevailed for the cere-
monies and an immense crowd was
present and participated in the exer-
cises.
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because OF the recognition of the Car
rama government felt himself aD-
solved from all responsibility for the
lives and property of foreigners.
VIII Give Protection
General Villa said Just before he
left here said Colonel Villa, that
Americans and all foreigners in this
territory would continue to receive all
the protection in his power to give
them. Ny brother continues TO IeeI
himself obligated to protect and help
people in his territory"
Advices- outside Carranza sources
state that there are four thousand
villa soldiers at Villa Ahumada. com
manded by General Rudolfo t'ierro.
Advices to the Carranza consulate
Indicate revolt OF some OF these
troops.
Official relations between the
United States and Juarezz, the Villa
controlled town across the border.
were unchanged by the RECOGNITION OF
Carranza. At the international bridges
only the usual guard was stationed
Juarez itself was tranquil. Stores
were opened and Americans and TOR
eigners mingled freely with Mexicans
General Emilio Madero stated TODAY
that neither he nor General RaouI
Madero would follow General Villa an
a guerilla warfare. II resigned from
the Villa army ten months ago." ne
said.
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iEed citizens 81 the United statcu
would not d. afraid upon the tcsf Of
america firFf Co take a census ID an
tnr foreign born citizens OF the United
states. Tor 7 know that the vast rnafor-
30 oi them came here because they De-
trNNu IN America. and their hrifrf in
america haH made them better citizens
tHHu some people who wrro born fu
tmrricl ] ann not deceived as 10 tho
balance ~ opinion among the foreign
BORN cItiECnH of the United sfnfae. buf
7 1m in a. hurry o. have an uuuurf unity
fn have inn Up and let the men ". no
stand ON one EidC- hihlicaf1N ID should
b. thn Leland AN those thaf ar fnr
Amcrics FIRST last and eli the time. on
fhr other.
~ would not feel any erhuaration in
holonglug to America if 4 ala not feet
That she W1a something more than a
ron and powerful nation. d should not
frnl proud Co De- in some rcanerfa ruf
inr little while Der policeman ff d
d.I uof hfIlrto that there sometime 60.
O. Dan rhl steal fnrge behind her q hafiay.
RI WI follow uru We constantly dfr-
rlpIlne uuI fellow Cltltfna OIL naVinr IN,
opinion about them. That IH tina -nrf
20 discipline We ought row 90 adu1frIrfrr
o. Everybody VINO d. not 90 the very r1re
nl nir heart au American ruat- have
fn opinion about n.m and boz him arrer.
..U.U tne afUIu-r N"fi. effects OF fhaf
opinion.
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through oursclyes bad promised man.


through ourselves had promised man
kind.
Must Conserve Patriotism.
Vow we have come TO a time Of
special stress and test There never
was q time when We needed more
clearly TO conserve the urinciolcs OF
our own patriotism than this present
Time. The rest Of the world fruu.
which our politics were drawn seems
Tor the time IN the erucibio and no
man can predict what will come out of
inat CruCiblo We stand auarf UNI
embroiled. conscious Of our own prin.
cipies. conscious Of what We hope and
PURPOSE 20 far a. our powers permit
Tor The world az large and DO o. nccrf.
tHr What We should consolidate the
American principle Every political
action, every social action. should
laft Tor lts object in America 90 this
TIME tu challenge tho spirit OF Ameri
ca 90 ask that overv man aud w0m-
nn who thinks fret % America should
rally 20 the standards OF our life
There have been some among ua who
have not thought first Of America. who
have thought to use the might of
America iu some matter not 0f
America origiifativc. and they have
forgotten that the first duf yof n ma
lion ia 90 express Co., principles In tho
action Of the family Of nations and
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BULGARIA ACTION
toonsanusd From Mrs, r.~.,

Servia and Greece against Teutonic.
Bulgar aggression. or will let events
there take their course. The military
ana newspaper critics are agreed thar
one or the other paths must be fol.
The influential Westminster Ga.
Zette seconds the protest of the Times
m expert against submitting to
Herman dictation in the Initiative.
saying IF there is TO be an expedition
II must be on a sufficient scale and We
must not weaken the west The gov
eminent In other words, must have a
clear idea of how to get new men in
ADDITION to those on whom IL had pre-
yiously counted"
A Flash in Pan.
The attack on the foreign office and
Sir Edward Grey. the foreign minis
TER promises TO prove a flash in the
pan and to carry the country with N
as little as did the attack on Earl
Kitchener
Sir Edward Grey is the most popu-
lar civilian in the country.
The weaknesses OF the British diplo-
matte service are no new discovery.
me diplomatic STAFF Is largely COM
posed OF the old school aristacracy
who are unequal TO dealing with the
shifting and complicated problems and
elusive politicians such as they en-
countered in the Balkans.
The general disposition is TO credit
Sir Edward with doing as well as pos
sible with the lieutenants at his dis
posal
Nevertheless. the diplomatic failure
in the Balkans has given great i'm
petus TO the movement TO throw over
Doard secret diplomacy and rebuild
the stan OF the diplomatic corps on
more democratic basis. which un-
doubleday will be one OF the foremost
demands OF the Liberal masses after
the war
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Add Sl55 to the price of
the piano and procure
one of the player-pianoS

There are 20 Behr Bros player-pianos in this SALE
besides the 100 pianos.
The grade is identically the same as the pianos
grade That sells from coast to coast at $500 to 5000
Our price on these 10 instruments. only, is $40
on have three years time in which to make your
payments, Just the same though you were select
ing the regular piano.
fou get the same privileges and conditions precisely
as though you selected the upright piano; money
back III thirty days; privilege 10 exchange within a
year; unconditional guarantee for five years and
receipt IN full given 20 your family in event of your
death before all your payments have been made
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Ambition
Pills
Have Steadied Thousands OF
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