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~rnarr>:-F4IUr de miandarmr "ira caIa liz II.
Anna C1iiuIN. per Il" gur ahIinln . r>'a 'n
pr>u az giro po'ld'. Favor i" HiH"udi hr'a !"
hans nroplu nn>thlr pnrurir hr >rntidm murhn ali
10 cess L. pri:rr' raIa no dr>ro intrTr1tnpiir
ruI rlIr ar;Gn. ~ amigo. Miguel Tara. IL.
~raor.>-Wr pgrufiIu iHriuirir> rn r>!d carta
HIM " - lia.inm. trNa~.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-09

ScnUrc>:-La prrsrRtr >irVc para cUIuunicar-
les Il u>tede> rrrUrdaran que les hicc TN pedidU
Dc rIa raai dc WA CORDIAL. con Ia cual c>tuN
mul >ati>icchO ahDra puHgO rn giro postal
$i.GO para Uuc ~ >irlan mandarmr ezra GAIA pUr
currrO Il IL direction de arriba. Sin oirU a>uu-
TO pOr Ihura. 81 SrrS idOr Jesus +iciO. Il War
drn Court. Kansas City. NO.
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srharr>:-tdiuntn con Ia prr>cntc enconlrar;tn
l., fgutil,d de nm peso para que me Inandrn un2
,,,ia ar FL. ALMA CORDIAL. dc>ru Q;c 10 mas
proniu possible me- Ia Hlandrn para no dclar dr
Srnt,ir mi rura"i6n. Con III primer Gaia que lrS
r,dI ne >irulu mrior. BiriiamrIa All: srrUndtno
ilr!aru. HUrrnri. iriI.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-09

Srn0rr>: i!abirudOElr rr0NadO Ill r%urdicyng Ii.
tUlada ron 81 uumb"r de ALMA CORDIAL. >upi!.
coles ~ >irIan mand :Tmr = IL major brcCcdad
otfn pumo. Para rilu me pGrmitO rrmitirlc> adj.
jamie y c>ta Ia ranii'ad de- TN Sii peso como
p1gp. DandU i u>trd"> lg> gr:cia>. rrcumcu-
GandU Ia rlicHcia d" II medicinal. qurt0 dr. us.
trdc> Anna. Alta. \ - = =. Llama Ni>fGcI tie
Gaiiutu. 6i Locust. -. Sterling. M.
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NT1EsTRA GARANTIA

Devosvemos ell doble
del ,valor a que vende-
mos Eel ALMA COR
DIAL, q, cuaiquier per-
soma que despues de ha-
oeria tornado, de acuer-
do con nuestras direc-
ciones, no haya expert
mentado algun aiivio.
iFuede listed exigir ma
yor prueba de que tene-
mos ell mejor remedio
para sus males? ;Podra
aigun otro ofrecer a US
ted igus.l garantia? Ha-
gan uan prueba y veran
como estamos en- 10 JUS
to. Recuerden que una
onzs de precaucion vale
mas que muchas Iibras
de medicinas, y resuita
mucho mas barata; asi
que es mejor que haga
hoy mismo su pedido en-
vez de pensaS en- hacer-
10 manana. 81 en- algo
estima su salud, mande-
nos ST. orden, 81 no, me-
jor a~bstengase de clio.
Al recibo de su valor,
Sc msnda a cualquier
parte porte pagado.
Precio, $1.0O. ST su
boticario no Sc la puede
Proporcions>r, ordeneia
directamente a nosotros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-09

$cnnrc>:-RcCibi ~ muN brntiIca medicine y
hnhirHdu irnidO aliIiU con Fila: >UplicU Il uStrdr>
UIc rrmItal dos caIa> mas para clio il iuntO >I
Nalur. II iicncn u>icdr> librit0> gratis. para dis
tIibuirIO> entire mis- amigos c>prrcn mis- 0rdc-
nc>. :. :. =. Aqu>t" Fernandez. Isl. LIpan II.
Corpus Christi. TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-09

Sclorc>:-n">rU az" ii>trdc> me manGcH uua>
>ri> 90 c2ia> DE- AIM COlDIiL.. til ErbrrrU Or
1916 rrcihi >riS r.i2> que u>tedr> IIt nuaud4rGg
ur aiiIic wuchU d door Gr los rinuneS :
pudr i!Gh3iar Rul bi,u. HOY suisu Srguir is-
mandr 81 ALMA CORDIAL. POrsur mr >ieH,u sigo
debil come ">la zle tiris2 Si IurrLa rr~rn To-
sxrls DIR. yer. iC cue suirro r. que so dse 90
nasuaFrir rSta rirdiri u sue cSioN haSiari~ en-
frrmG SOLE ESk M&rIEINk PU t!rti4R-
MI M LNtl. 0tE ESEGr SjFRIFNDa. Sin mas
ST amiga. lose rroVrLrIs. Hayd-s. LriI.
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Sr6GIc>:-~Iri an>r U2uG2rnr ei ALMA COR
DlAA ln mas rrOTiO qur puedan. Va me tame
una cai3 ' ne hr >rntiIU mul ai,iadO. Crru qmc
con dos r2iaS t. lns> que >iIIicicntr para IL
rnIcrmrdad 10 mas pUr ahGra. ~ Scrlijlur.
I0.t IgulrIU Vigil. y. IICI. Colo.
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Srhorr>:-E> ru mi pnLrr Ia GAIA de III Al
~ (uf,HilL. 81 cuai hr tornado >iIuicnd" To-
do sis rom>ein> \ ha ohradu h"cn rIecto rh
Il, uarirnir. l>i - que qurdU >Jinamcn'r agra
,i.-i,ir Al runTiadu ru FL r\itO ~Up;ico - dig
urn mandar >ci~ raia> mas. I'll >"rNidGr. Nnt0-
MO Guajardn. Fullerton. La. BGN NJ. iSi.
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-rdurr~:-Pnr rOrrru dr hnN auiunln uh gro
u,,tgI ucr Ia >iima rr un peso para que mr.
n,auJrn otra GAIA de- >I maraN illU>a mrdirima. FL
" LORHitL.. pur> Ia primer GAIA mr Il dad"
much, ali, ia. Me uIrr>ru a >U> urtirnc>, Eugr-
un + nurnr>l. Il 4. E"N M. -. karnc> City.
irSI-.
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Scfarc>-E>lL >irVc para dcrirlrN = u>t"aeS
uuc ayai les enIi0 Siti tn ~r>iampi!!E> DE- c0rFeo
dc !, GaS rrnia,o> para qTu II ~lrla mandarmc
mi >cgundn pagucic lie ti.MN CnRHlAL que creo
Ipy mriuraadu mas. :. :. :. Jesus Arenas. Fort
linMmr iMNl-
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Srnorr>:-AdiumiO con c>ta les mandO dos pc
.u~ Irara que ~ >iIVan Erdrdarme dos calas de
Il Ml CORDIAL. les pid0s dos para que no pierda
icmpu en- ~lrabajar. Is c>tny cOniOrme con el
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-09

SehOi c>:-Supliru Il u>lrde> me kasan Fl la
lor DE- WaIdarmr c~incU't5l caia> de- sI R-dirina.
FL ALMA CORDIAL. Pur> hcueS probable dos 90
Jas Y nos Il dadu BucI reSitltad0. Per ESQ de-
sCamO> que nos mapden eiRc3 caiaS mas. AqUi
atiunte u eSta eI impsfte de elias que son cinr0
pesos. ORC americana. en- giro postal. Sin mas.
Su afinD. alto. Y :. :. Santos ii. Lmian. Box 6Si.
E3lfNirn, Calf.
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.,n, rr>.-U;riir 4 u>trHr~ r>tu> rurtu> rem
utrar> nara u0Itriarlr> qWc rr Tome Ia C.Ja de-
ALMA CORDIAL. our me hablaI InaridadO y
mr. >irurr grardvn"rntr %a'itihda. hol les inahu0
(. ui ,rI. nara uur ~ >irI an rniiarmr Oira> I"
raja~. III >Crl idnra. ~ra Virginia :. de- Hmhrr'
Crr>iwnud. kN.. bon NJ. ~.
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Srhorr>:-Haganme FL favor dc mandarInr
dos caja> DR. ri ALMA CORDIAL. He tcnidn TN ali
Mo nul favorable con 81 ALMA C0ItDIAL. tFui
adinntn a r>ia tS2.) dos pesos. E>pcrO ST. me-
diCiua 4 Nueita DE- rorrro. =. =. =. TinOtro Or
icqa. Ritrhrl. New York.
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Sch0rc>:-Pm la prTSrHtc rcmito a ustcdc> uG
giro por yai0r de cIairu (Si.j pesos para que me
rcTniian = Nurlia DE- Currcn cuair0 90 C2ai> del
MiRtlH.LUSu ALMA CORDIAL. que tan barn be-
nefici0 nos la rf>Uli2l" con Ill MiRAlI.E0Sh
MEDiCINi. Suplicc Il u>tede> tan progtu rumu
rcciban Ia prc>rnir ieIl2u Ia lOndsd de- man
iarla. lrir mucio, e.: pucU tirwpo nand2rt =
u>iede~ los testimonies de las PerSOna< que nos
hcmGS curadu "Oa Ill ,urdhrIna. Sin ma> dr. US
lcdr> 81 ifmG>. Alto. y :. :. Felipe NrlenGc/.
MrA!en. TrNa>.
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Il> rrpciira> grUria> pnr cl hcncIiciO que SEMI
a u>u mrhirIna. III. ALMA CORDIAL: por 10
1ur nr he aprr>uradu i prdirlr> IN nItrNo pa
iurlr. nara 10 guc les adIuntD III impOrle. Vie
rrpiIo ~ alin. , :. =. i.inUriU RiIa>. SaHla iita.
y N"Nirn.
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>ciurr>:-Nc hacrn rl favor dr. enNiarmc otru
paVucir DO ALMA Cuf;uItI.. he >eniidU ba>tanir
aIhiu con >u medicine ) Il Ill medicine me d.
Ia >Aiud W >rrr I'm aEun.iO de u>,rdr>. uurdan-
do cn r>prra lie Iii rrUntO ~dc>pachU me 0frc~-
60 de W>icde>. :. :. =. Carmen CranillU. Tempe.
Arizona.
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SClUrr>:-IlUI Ir> c>Crib0 para dcClrie> que
uU les habla manG.du drrir como me >rntia pOr
que no me habia Euhidn luu2r I'll ALMA CORDIAL.
Ia HEIiCINt M4li4klLLOSt. thUr2 IL r>tOI To-
maudu ! mr >irmlO n:elUr. Eu c>ia les maadO
lu> pr>u> para que me iiagsp FAVOR lie maHdarIne
dos r4ja> DE- 4IMt CORDIAL. tan pr0nio como
pUCtau para no Gri&r DE- iUmarla. Sin mas. :.
=. -. rI>ii> Srrrnil, Iulc>burg. Colo.
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3\OT.N MOS, EN SEGIIDA rNOS CrANTuS DE LOS NNUMERABLES
TESTIMONIES QUE OBRAN EN- NUESTR0 PoDER, PARA 9lE +
rfP,!F INA IDEA FV ACT3 u Z 10 or ES Ell ALMA CORDIAL.
g = LEZIAIONIOS
En- Favor de Ia Poderosa Sanadora
ran ssnado con nEl. ALMA CORDIAL.
Lea 10 que dicen alsunas de estas personals:
Lea 10 que dicen a%lsunas de estas personals:

hiru que hacC. Trabaja bicn. porqme mi c>I0>a
Va triia la MAS de las mIn1~ amarilla> y VA
~ L. r>la quiIanln. ian IucgU como rrcihan Ia
urdcm me- harin favor dr Inandarmcla pOr SER
qmr Va ~ nos aCahD. :. :. : Encarnaci"n ser
ma. INuan. TEXAS.
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sCIyrCN-.>!UN >u!Iamcnlc aGradccida con III
NtHiNII!O$i Ni'DiCt\t. ALMA CORDIAL. pur>
con Ian >nlO TN >G!u Ira>cU me liz alil iadU ba>-
iam,r de In tor DESC me mandrn Oiru ira>CU
de- ALMA CURniAi. 10 mas pronlo que pucdau. 'GU
mas qucdU &c u>tcdr'. Sn =. :. Angela q. de
Flores. HAYDEN. iriIuTa.
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Sehorr>:-Psr rorren d. hoy adiupto TN sirs
postal pos Ia >uIaa de- I'm peso para sue me
mantrn 0:Ia Gaia de Ill NARtNiLL0St GEDlCI-
IA. cl ALMA CORDIAL. Puc> Ia prizlrr GAIA IL
ha dadO TN hncn alvin. = mI sonora q, e. GUAM
10 ie dice III amigo ! :. :. :. Francisco VI. Rim
ron. Gov 49,. Sonora. Arizona.
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>rEurr~:-pur la prc>rntr me pcrmi!u nolili-
r..r,.. =, ur,u brrcii,!u gur Ia uDiruidu mi r>-
vn>; rm: ~ r>n de- III maraNilio"J mrdirina. II.
LNL CD.I;iNL. dr>pUr> ~ hahcrIa cuFau" ca
=: IuJu> To- mrtiru> de- >Ir tuIUniO >n min
fun .,Niu apa: rulr hUN diyo u n>trdc> que
run 1t primTr GAIA quc tom" >inii" mas ah,io
,mr ,nG0> r>lo> mtdiru> pudicTnu hahcrlc iadU.
III r>u,>o nor mrrhn> aiiu> >uITia del r>idmagu
in rcmrdiu tIa>ta Ii rcrha que la1lauo> FL
NINA Cu.DIl..-Sup ~"rNidur. Jesus Rc>riIdr'.
an lrtuuio. TrN.. ia Firth -.
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Seilore>:-ihoia c. Ia >cgunda rcf que c>rri-
ho Il .i>icdc>. manifeStandUlc> que p0r I'M >hiO
mOmento. no he driadO dc pcuSar en- los PROBE
GIGSGS RESIL TAliOS gne la dadO FL ALMA COR
DIAL. PoT 10 que rrSIcllamcnie me- hc diriidO
Il ustcdc> SuplicindOlc> ~ siryaa mandaT ula
caai dc Su medicinal. ALMA CORDIAL. iGiuE-
tindolr> apni I'M giro postal pOr I'm peso. Anti
cipandOle> las mas >Inrcra> giaciaS. me oIrr1cO
lie u>iedc>. ifnH. iuO. Y :. :. =. 4. ID. iba-
IRA. Bon IS. Johnson. arizona.
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Iu, ~,-iurr~ miu>:-La prc>rnIr - para ha-
rcrlr> az >rgundU prdidu de- Ill NINA 'oh-
Ia ruaI >ir duda mr Ia brarliriad" ma
,uirUip t!i>ludin. santa Paula. Cal.
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ANOTAMOS EN- SEGUIDA UNOS
TESTiNJNLOS QUE OBRAN EN-
FORn!E UNA IDEA EXACTA DE LO
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irutI.i IL raaliGLd de- SLIM. para cue me rnNiri'
,;u, GAIA tr >4 acrrditaba mrjirtua III. NINA
Cuyp.LI. , a;lrIni> guirrU Iwr hagam 81 Favor dc
rn, =; rurII in MA nrrNr possible para no inlc-
rrl:rp.r a~i mi r~UIarIHa. Manuel Rodriguez. Mia
M. iri!uuI. TuN lbs.
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the suffering Of others Against that
war neither pacifists nor German
Americans mad objections they had no
Spanish spmpathies
The Spanish war was soon ended,
and once more we hoped that America
would never 10 to war again But our
hopes were too sangnine a great
country IN the center Of Europe had
WaXed wonderfully strong during forty
years OF peace. In SO Germany and
France were equal In population and
riches In 1914, the German popula.
tion was millions the French 38
millions: German commerce amounted
TO live billions Of dollars. French com
.morce.to three; The German merchant
marine was double that OF France;
German agricultural produce wheat,
rye, potatoes, IN spite Of an inferior
soil. was % per cent to so per cent
greater than the French By peaceful
means Germany was rapidly acquiring
a very great even guiding influence
in The worlds affairs The German
government however remained a gov.
.clnmcnt OF the warrior caste, bred up
on The prissian tradition thnt might
makes right; at its head was an en-
peror, who declared that he ruled by
divine right, and that his army was the
rock on which his empire was built.
This great nation. and especially It's IN
tellecmal leaders, became drunk with
success and self-loye boastfu and
truculent it pressed upon its neigh
bors, until the peace Of Europe gave
way at its weakest point. Germany
thought she saw her way clear to dom
mate Europe and dragging Austria
with her dashea over Belgium. in or
der to deal knock ont blows first to
France and then g Russia
WEI We're agtodndeo. Me admired
Germany her music, her science, her
scholarship her universities and
schools, her municipalities her indus
try skin and success. We could not
believe that Germany was SO utterly
in tbewroneas her enemies said. But
little by little we were forced to believe
IL First the-allies published the story
of their diplomatic efforts to prevent
the war, but Germany never published |
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suBScRIPTIoKS RATEs.
THE JUSTICE OF OUR CAUSE IS
MADE CLEAR

After all the revelations of dish0nor
able intrigue which have come 10 light
during the past few months. II any fur.
thor evidence were needed in support
OF President Wilson's position that the
German government cnnnot be trusted
he message OF Count Bernsiorff to the
Berlin foreign office asking for $4,000
10 be used in an effort TO corrupt the
American congress furnishes IT, What
ever the outcome Of the war mny be
The moral bankruptcy Of Germany has
hcen clearly established u has been
shown conclusyely that the sense OF
ionor among the men ip charge Of the
imperial gdvernment IS MO henef than
Que might expect to find among a gang
of thieves and cut-throats, Bernstorff
m'this country for diplomatic purposes
olly aud receiving every consideration
al the hands OF our government uses
nW own capital as a base for carrying
ilndeihand operations Of hostile
claiacter against us That the work Of
me ambassador was carried on with
the knowledge and consent Of his su
neriors in Berlin. there is not the
slightest reason to doubt The latest
disclosures of our state department.
only serve to emphasize the utter de.
5rayity Of the ruling powers OF Germa-
ns. thereby lending force to the presi.
dents view that any peace based upon
Teutonio promises would be merely the
prelude 70 further acts OF violence
against the welfare o. the world How
can We even think Of peace until the
spirit Of conquest is crushed ont
We cannot dwell too much on the
course Of events whereby America has
heeh brought into tile world struggle
The whole transaction is thus review
~ by Henry Dwight sedgwick
we are peaeeabIe people After
the Civil war there vas universal
hope that We should never 20 to war
again; but Cuba lay at our doors, ex-
plotted ill.treated making her pathetic
appeal to American chivalry and Amer
ican Justice and we regarded war as a
lesser evil than a heart hardened to
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SCRIPTURE.

Proverhs t6.t.9.

EiNNtiIo w. i-Js
/ The preparations of the heart in man
and the answer OF the tongue, is from
the Lord
An the ways Of a man are clean in
4 his own eyes; but the Yord weigheth
the spirits,
Commit thy works unto the Lord
and thy thoughts shall be established
The Lord hath made all things for
himself; yea, even the wicked for the
day Of evil
Every one that is proud in heart is
an abominaton to the Lord: though
hand join in hand he shall nor unpun-
ished
by mercy and truth iniquity is purg
ed and by the fear OF the Lord men
dauart from evil.
When mans ways please the Lord,
he maketh even his enemies to be at
peace With him.
Better is a little with righteousness
than great revenues without right
A mans heart deviseih his way: but
the Lord directeth his steps
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-22

Day Of the Guilds.

The monks carried art safely
through until The guilds OF craftsmen
precursors OF The trust ana of organ
lied labor alike, should wax strong
enough To safeguard its destiny. In
deed as carly as lis0. a powerful so
clety Of goldsmlths had existed in Lon
don, for we read IN the records that a
workman was fined that year for being
without license In 1888 'six discreet
workmen" were appointed by the king
to mark an silver plate With leo
pard's head. the first known English
assay mark an epochal moment for the
connoisseur and the collector, to whom
the hall marks and the record in Gold
smiths hail Of every piece have made
English silver an open book Of facts.
Exchange
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-22
THE MELBA VOICE

The rarest gift bestowed on woman
is a perfect voice. Given that, fame
and riches are heaped upon her The
alteration Of the public pursues her
Practitioners of the allied arts, poets
painters, sculptors, eagerly celebrate
her The memory of her song fingers
of generations after it has been silenc-
ed. so that for her is immortality The
nineteenth century so fecund in the
arts and especially in music, counted
among It's chief glories the names Of
five women who were singers. First
came Mehbran and Sontag, then Jenhy
Lind and Patti, and finally in It's last
decade, Melba, whom,it bequeathed to
this. the twenhetll cautury
It is not fair to assume that IN Mel
ba the world possesses its last perfect
voice, or that the race Of great singers
will become extinct with her To-day,
as il has been since she made her de-
but in Brussels, Melba' S voicefs unique
among all others, in its golden, velyety
beauty, its evenness OF flow. its abso-
lutte equality of register It was never
placed" by her teachers. Nature, of
itself, did that. Her marvellous tril
was in her throat before she realized
what it was. She never had to under
SO the long course Of vocal drill the
lot d other singers. No teacher taught
her to sing Their work began with
repertoire. Her coming with the chi.
cago Opera association is really a rare
event 4 ehe
The career or Melba is at once the
and despair Of young sing
srs. To her have come AM the tabled
rewards Of great singers, fame, riches
and alteration The great folk have
sought her favor. The multitude has
sorshippod her from afar fhus does
he world appreciate a perfect art; but
he perfection OF this art. the indescrib-
lble beauty OF the voice which exer-
Uses it, place its possessor on almost j
heights.
Melba will be heard in grand opera
It Oklahoma City next month.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-22
The Time to Save
Your Hair is Now

NEWBR0'S HERPICIDE is the
one remedy on your druggist'e
shelves which may always be de-
pended upon.
Instead Of complaining to vour
friends and mourning over yoli,-
loss Of hair, cali upon vonr ocaI osi
druggist and purchase a boitle ~
NEWBRO'S HERPlCIDF S''f -
q 1t IS the first and original perm
remedy for dandruff, stops ifebinas
and checks falling hair
You can save the hair YOU have
ir, lriuen easier than you can grow new.
Ihe time to save your hair is now
The remedy for doinO II - NFWr- iyT-
BROS HERPICIDF 40 ~"
Applications may be obtained atho
best barber shops and hair drcss;ns,
par;ors. ea''"S
! IS guaranteed by The Iicrpicide Co
Sold everywhere. ~
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New YORK Cotton.

New York. Sept 2l There was a
renewal Of the bun movement in the
cotton market today. with demand
.evea moro active and excited and with
the advance assuming even more SEN
satlonal proportions January con
tracts, for instance, sold at 29.66e or
li5 points adyancesahwe yesterdays
closing price and 900 points nearly de
per pound above the low level of last
week That delivery closed at 23.2Sc,
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The following Illustration given by
p. l.. Moody suggests the true origin
Of + L Bliss hymn. Let the Lower
Lights BE burning 4 ship on Lake
Erie bound for Cleveland harbor. was.
oyertaken by a storm, and as they
neared the port The pilot could only
see the upper light-tlie light from the
lighthouse streaming to them through
the storm and darkness. The lower
lights We're not burnne the pilot
could not see how to steer into the lar
Dor. II wus impossible to sail hack
again upon the lake. the ship had to
go forward and for the want Of the
lower lights along the shore tile vessel,
now at the mercy Of tire huge roarine
waves, WINS dashed to pieces ON the
rocks. aRd many of the crew persisted
before help could reach them. +. p.
Bliss was associated in those early
days with D. L. Moody in Christian
Wcrk, ana ne must have heard Mr..
Moody use this illustration. which
gives beauty to its meaning. Chris
tian Herald.
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her correspondence with Austria; then
came report alterr report OF murders de-
yastation and pIllage in Belgium and
France; then followed. one after the
other lawless sinklnes Of American
vessels the torpedoing OF tbe Lusi.
taa'a the drowning pf American wo.
men and children the lntrlguos and
plots ~ this country the insulting or
der that American ships should keep
OF; a great part OF the high seas. and
finaliy tire pian to involve us iu war
with Japan and Mexico
Even these insults and injuries did
not push US directly into war. but they
opened our eyes. and we learned les
SON, That lesson was that a Pmssian.
ieudal military government with
kaiHer by divine right at us head. Will
ACT in accordance with its nature: that
in Ider q fulfnl ita ambition. it will
hurr and pilage cities. doyastatc fields
and orchards that ii viii order priesas
fhot woman raped laborcrs deportod.
,hat &c VIII tear mp treaties, sink inno-
cent trawlers by sea- and seek to COW
nations into submission by terror
with such an imperial government
supported by the mghtiest army that
has ever existed. no democracy in the
world Is safe
Slowly reluctantly we faced this al
ternatlvc either we must submit to
the divine rights Of an emperor who
bids his soldiers act like Huns. or we
ust fight for our own right to exist.
So r'owly reluctantly, we decided to
FIGHT
Il we cannot overthrow the Prussian
military aristocracy and IT'S emperor
now not only England France, Italy
and Russia. but tho United states also
must Keep armed to the teeth; and
with national military preparedness
nou ding our national life reshaplng
our honored Institutions, breaking down /
our old ideals, our democracy, as we
hoped to see it. viii be impossible. A
nation cannot be run by the +
methods OF a town meeting, Il must be
run by despOtic methods We shah
beobliged to oconomlze and scrimp on
schools, hospitals, asylums. play.
grounds, institutions Of research to re-
trajn from all activities which, spring
from sense of human brotherhood.
make the lives Of the mass of men
more worth while to themselves and
10 others. Armories and arsenals. will T
be the school houses for Young men;
plants viii be their labora- +
tories; rifle and bayonet drill viii take
.he place Of ball and boating.
For the sake Of our children we must
stop all that wickedness and folly now.
We must fight til the German govern
nent has passed out Of the hands of
he feudal aristocracy and their sup I
oor,cis, into the hands OF the German {
.oople
i was clear understanding OF the
matters at issue and Of the immense
consequences. to our future and to the
uhre Of the world that has ranged us
Il last side by side with England Rus
ia. France italy Belgium and Serbia
Way God defend the right
e
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