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Arizona republican., 1917-10-31
Hin Theater

A woman sinned, then repented, when wisdom came with maturity and she lived clean life until she met a big, fine chap who thought her the most beautiful thing in the world, but she could not marry him without the spectre of her past hanging over her head. By chance she visited a church where a minister had taken for his text, Woman, go your way and sin no mOre' She sought his counsel, heavily yelled. and he advised her to let her own mind do the ceciding. She told the man who loved her of her choice and the end to this story of "The Lifted Veil' is the charm that lifts it out of the commonplace. It is a gripping tale of a society woman who sinned and paid for it, paid for 1t in such a manner that the reviewer will rot soon forget the ending. E--.1i
Arizona republican., 1917-10-31

Barrymore is the star. A good comedy
 and a screen magazine are the added
 values
 Tomorrow Mary Anderson comes in "The Divorcee," the story of a girl who sought a divorce for the novelty of the adventure when she had never been married. She went to Reno, secured
 the decree, and then things happened so fast that she could not keep up. | House Peters in "The Rail Rider is the added value.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-31
Ruth Roland at hmuzu

Ruth Roland, one of the most popu- lar stars on the motion picture screen, will appear for the first time in her new serial, "The Neglected Wife" at the Amuzu theater today.
 "The Neglected Wife is a thrilling story dealing with the complex prob lens of married life and based on Mabel Herbert Urner's famous novels, "The Journal of a Neglected Wife and "The Woman Alone"
 The first episode is entitled. The Woman Alone" and it tshows Ruth Roland in- a deeply interesting and moving situation supported by Roland Bottomley. the celebrated English star, Neil Harding, one of the best heavies on the screen, Corene Grant and Philo Mccullough.
 The serial was produced in the sum- shine of California by Balboa from the scenarios of Will NJ. Ritchey the author of the two original stories on which Miss Roland's previous serial successes. Who Pays?" and "The Red Circle" were based
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-15

e. PAS0, Tex, Noviembre II
Francisco IurEuia III st1o enriado a
. c~mra- Je! Sur lie Il Ec2dblica.
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ec .~5@-- :a2.enle ounce c.,:s, !
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uamaGo CO. < aizo {! sah-Secrctacio
&c - G-c-,a = Ian c~oatiraaao. u
jc.a . IS orer2cioaes G. e Esta-
90 &c CAtn-aa@.a, 81 substitute Dc ia
Giro Trey.-y III ia cempana contra
Ill Sc ~c~c@-gado Gel man&o dc
IN te ID co,umnas que haran II
causp2aa coana -os reroiuc.onarso~
dc. Sur, = e. e-ve.o. H. 2arCido de Il
ciodad de Ch;hu2hua para Ia de Me
..c1. Eevaado IN largo tren con tro-
pas de c2ba-!s-!a. i2fanteria ' art.-
uer:a q1e &unla2 res :@ll q~1!nieR-
tos hom5rc5.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-15
I'll lalone pro4a>s
sa!iv4cl 4 Y 81: eTI1a
Act1a COMO 81 uera d;naui;a sobre
Ell iigaco en- o,gsciao : !e aace
q rider aa d &C . a6aje

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-15
e Inspector de Consulados ) Jos,
Murguia.

! IA ciud@5 dc chihuahua fucron,
pr. cstar preseatcS cn eI bale d
L~es9-l:Ca cfrecido al general cayran-
c;sI" uuc ~ 23archaG9 4 IL campGH;
d, Su~. Il Inspector de Corsuiados
| de. wo3ieinc carranc:S.a en- los ES-a,
Jos jn.Gp< y candidate al pueSto dc
. And sIplcacr. Andres Garcia; c,
..fv'2 a." - hr:na& en- Ia vev!ra plaza,
+s.I (. Nacga.a : qtros cuncioa&rjos
cas:aacistas.
Garcia : NurEula ~r5Irr>aron har
4 E';-,aa i-"rcz. sat:Sf"chas de 81 II
$50 q "a mt. de, veciro Estado.
A,nLos Sc ..egaron Z hacrr dcc.2ra,
-!.a1- iimiutauosc 4 coHfiymar l. ne
.,r.g ,...g-it:ca rasmit;da dc Chi.
A-ai:1.. re,a-i,a i que Francisco
Nur-Gi. AaH.& salido para c! Sur.
donGe ira Mu-g=ia?
he Z c%rapana &c cual de los Is,
t.Gos ~ Il c~nyarcarse Murguia? Is,
10 no na siGo possible saberlo aqul
e liguuUs c.rculos Sc dice que iFa
l.. Est2do De Norel0s. en- otros al dc
puapta " no fa.ta quicn aScgure que
sar& eayiado : auxiiiar Il Salvadc,
Aru-aio ca Ia campaGa QIe reanu,
Iaru ell .y- Estates dc ChiapaS Y Ia.
b4scp.
De tyios u,2do5, 4 hecho dc gu,
}ju---a hayu "1c1dcnaIo Il dircc.
I'm lie = can.pana en- cI Estado DE-
"n.a2aa ~ en- los precisos momentos
en- e.- ro..Eudan sus ~actividades Ct
&r-Ede r>c&la los yilIistaS, c~onsiderasc
my Siga;tiyatiro. Y no Solamcnt,
pc IL liza Dc ,liurg1ia, Sino ror Q
So cya,;-@entc miiitar que ha rcti.
. u c~En~ua contra .deqahrdlutaou
RADIO para l~Icrurlo Z Ia campana con.
- los f. ;,,>las y Zapatistas,
luu ruyudo los agcntes del gob:er
30 ca~rgauyis.a en- la frontera procu.
. orul.ar5o, Sabese que no mcHo'
Ge .-cs NIL hombrcs ha retirado Muir
"uia dc chihuahua. Los v~illiSta;
-.rnt@n. pies. con gran numero d.
c.em@".9s mcnos Que los combatan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-15
Via en- confer

.Anccha Sc aproXimo = Rio Gran2c
Franct.co Villa, para celebrar una
: c~cnfercncia con SIS agentes que pa
/ s.ron dc territorid americana para
tal ohjcto. Segun 10 refierc IN IN
faymc. considerable como enteramcn-
Il veridico, IL conferencia de Villa
con -os agentes cue t;ene en- terrific
.io d. los Estad6s Unidos y con los
Gcmas icrcs rebeldcs que cs;an aho-
IL obrando dc acuerdo con G., Sc CO
lcJr6 al sur dc III punto llamado
Polyo, situado Il seis mi las dc este III
gar, hacia cI 0ricntc. Francisco Vi
la fue acompanado dc su hermano
H!pUlito. segun 10 rcfiere Ia informal
c:on a.uGiGa. Y dc cicnto ~cincLenta
dc los "Dorados''. cuerpQ. que Ia Tuc!-
to It organizer cl !jefe rebe.dc : que
s,rvc dc c~scolta personal. Esta con
t~crcMcia fuc cl complemento dc Ia &C.
lebrada entire Vi Ia Y los jefes dc las
d!vcr>as parJidas QUO SC han acercado
a Ia frontera, confcrcnria cciebrada
en- Molina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-15
Murguja u1arch6 para 81 sur della
Rep1bIica con 5000 Elombres
H:;zo irsgortaRtes declarocioaes al ser despesiido
{! ;2ie carran:ista diio que jirigird desde Ell sur Ia
can1paEa contra Francisco Villa

iiara" : Ia coEcurrencia toda. alcgfe
: zattsfecha, recibi6 de muy buer g.
c-,&o Z ~oticia = Sc Gjspuso a bailar,
.a.:v ..-.1 cue eli sol pe@etr6 p0r
.as yealanas l-i Te&tro de los Heroes
Y nit;g6 Ia iu1 Ie los miilareS de TO-
COS in~candecentes que iluminaban el
So IN "blaaco", que fue donde Sc G.
fcctJj q sarao.
M"rgiia. POGO Gesou&s de las doce
: media de la m2hana. y cuando eI
en.us.asmo de IaS families amigos dc
Ia tam;I;a del general carrancista
era mayor. Sc retro. diciendo que ne
ces:taa- II al Quartet general, a despa-
chr ra.ios asIntos dc inpo-tancia. \
sal.6 con su Estado Mayor. no rumbo
al cuar,a, General. Sino a a Est&ci0n
del Fe~rrocarril Central, donde 10 es-
re-a5a "a Iisto UT largo convoy espe-
cal e~scol.ado, que 10 i2abra de condu-
cir a II capita! de la Rep1blica.
Tres hor&s aGtes, un convoy condu-
ciendo fuerzas Re cabal!eria y arti ic-
ria habia Salido. : detras del tren de
Marguia &a:i1 or convoy, condu-
ciendo fuerzas dc ;nfante,ia y Il i'm
2cdimcnta.
Cuando {, publico de chihuahua s.
do c1eata de Qce Murguia habit
n~aryhado hacia cl Sur, e. tren del ge-
neral carrancista habia pasado C.
acligro : 'Ie"a&o I Torreon:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-15
IA ARDEEMTE ECZEMA Y LAS
ERUPCEOkES DEL CUTS

CUTS. Este maravilloso remedio no
tiene igual como purificador de Ia
sangye, siendo probablemente, Ia me-
dicina para la sangre mas antigua en-
Ell mereado. Ha sido vendida por los
droguistas durante cincuenta amos.
Lo invitamos a listed q que nos e-
criha hoy para darle los consoles De-
cesarios sobre ell tratamiento que Sc
necesita On su case. Direction !: Jeie
del Consejo Aedico, Swift Specific
Co., Dept. R., Atlanta, Ga.
ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-15
Cuaadc sa.io 5lUrguia.

Francisco N"ugu!a sa.i0 ,~&rteno-
che dc il capital dc. yec.no ES;ado.
aSieHto del cl;arte' general, para a
:.udad lie Mexico. I'm megsajc laco-
u;c9 recjb.do en- Ciudaa Juarez, noC
las au.or.daGes mili;ares de diyha ria-
u. asi 10 haze saber. Nurguia de
be, pacs il Va I lamitad del canine
: a-o@ahlancnte l.egaca manar en-
= ucc#2 i n capital de la ReHUbi!ca.
II general vart=acista, ape Ida
10 Harn;ndez, h qucdado cacarsa-
10 DC IL ca7,ral& coatra q vill:sao.
Y "a r. ole ysta campa1a cs scria;
pue> ios revoiucionar.os nan EXTRA
l. - ga-vo en- @randc actividad, @
n--aa.o en- ia frUntera : - G Sur dc.
Estado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-15
Villa conferenci6 CON sus ageDtes
QUO tiene en- Ia ffrol1tera
Los preIimi7ares dc un ~otGque G CjiRag
Fl jefe rebeIde ha logradO reunir una coIgEnna forn1ada
por mil q~linientos h0Hibres

clones entatladas por los agentes de
Villa. c~onvinieron en- unirse a este
V reconocer,o como ei jefe supreme.
De acuerdo con la information OBJ
tenida del cororsl Castro. jefe de las
fuerzas de Ojinaga, por ell consul del
gobierno carrancista en- Preside. Ia
colunma villista inici6 va su ayance
De Molina hacia Ia frontera Norte, Y
tai moviniento t;cne Do, obieto G.
emprender ell at&que sobre OJlnaga.
- 7u@''l'l-O" w ~ "a
s,t1uO g" s,"" 40 ~ aJs
"a ~ ,,.+o. 81
~ T ~o.;L;s.
Io..t -,,'
.0tl,.S''-' ~ @
"''''7'
'"'1'' So0-s NJ'''" % ~ -
-H;S. =, u::.. H. O?n
800 -.
- -
ti''0 u" 100 .Or'' c,,
- - 3:"s
40 $3.50 ~
D:-t.I sI
n - Co.,.
.m
son,;m 81 Ioo;r 10 Irs ,gorts. dol 60.
bisrno c,r,,,,,;s,, ~, os+, c;.,l.,d
villa aa:" plata Pc mIN-'!'"'s'
Las trcDaa lie Villa s. e~a-1cntEIn
cscas2s dc n,unic:ones = es 9s;a. Sc
gun ell DEER dc unos rancEccos lie
gadoS = II frontera, una dc las
PARTICIPATES causas del -etardo del a
taquc de 0iiGaga.
Villa trae gran nua.e-o &c barras
de plata. que rep"esen>.n IN vaior
&c cincusG;a nil L-sos orc, y las
cualeS qGiccc ca:.ol&r nor mgnicio-
nvS. .'s.iras" que @a ""r9Iiba-
cion I Ia Inca div.s9r." p-ra con
fcrenciar CD: l.. !: st..$ 60 tlc@e
en- tcr-itrI.n 2.--:I-@ao i4"". pcT
principal c.io.o, q "I.-ao d.: CAM
bio dc las bal,@S dc p.a;- psi. 'aun'-
clones. Le>'c"Gu scr rs.@s On can-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-15

La eczema, y las intermediates 81
milares del CUTS, vienen de Il con-
dicion d~esordenada e impura de Ia SAN
gre, y solamente pueden ser curadas,
hacienda una limpieza total en- la SAN
gre y removiendo toda traza &c mi
pureza.
Con csc objeto, el 6. S. S, la sido
ucado felizmea.e en- ~certeaares de Ca
EOS de ecze IA : Otras erurcIcres del
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-15
A!arma general en- ojinaga.


ia approximation dc Francisco II
la : de SUI genie a Rio Grandc, eau
SO intcnsa alarma Ell Ia ]pobiacion dc
1iinaga. 4 las dieG, todas las fuer-
zas carrancistaS que forman l. guar
melon dc Ia pequcna plaza. fucron
rreparadas y cnviadas a los Sit:os es-
tratGgicos cercanoS, para que cstu-
vieran listas para rcchazar a los re-
beldeS.
! Pero el e~sperado y tcmido ataque
10 So efectu0. Villa, despucs Ic tcr-
m!nada la coufercncia ell u marScn
derecha del Bravo, regreS3 >oE toda
! SUI gente a Molina, dondc t'cnc c.
J tahlecido 81 quartet general dee
81 pasado sabade, segin SC asega-
"a.
NueTa alar.na Sc rrodujo CT Oji-
maya al tenerse noticia dc quo Villa
V Su guardia de DoraGos rcgrcsJ-
ban hacia Ct Sur, dcspueS dc termi-
NADIA Ia confcreHcia. Fl .iefc dc Ia
guarnici6n dc la plaza amcnazada,
cnvi9 hacia e PaSo d. 10 Nula. 60
mo ayallzada. d fiji dc quc dlcta
cuanta o~Dortuna de- los Movln!cH:US
dc ias tropas villistas y cTltar III Il
taqGe por sorprcsa sohrc II y"Queila
poblaciou f~rontariIa, dcfcndlda r"r
las ~fUerEas carranclstaS,
Viii. ,icnc nj! au;nicntos hombres.
francisco Villa ticnc ahGEI UNI
col1mna fcrrlada pus mil quinlcH-
,os hombrcS, de IL cua! 6 q 81 i2tc
supreme, Fin dicha columua han que,
4gdo inclu:das teias las p"qucaaS
partiias Que han TcEiIo o1crand9 Gil
81 Norlc del Estadc de Chihuahua, y
las cus!uS. t"spUeS dc la ncgc-.a-
tropa : ggdcr cmlrcndcr "a ofcn9',
".
Dctilo I las Ijsposicivncs Flg"ntcs
4ssrstaI.5 p2e q srhisr:2 is liz
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-15

;yOR QUE PREFIEREN LOS MEXICANos NUEsTRA CASA
Nsa&i0nag Exchange and Con,ission Co.
ron QUE proporcUnamos r@t?s y condlchnes mas rentaosas she las
yr"ag a 81 rHmnia en- NtMCo-PURQuE la remesad de SUI dinero americana Q
DrSIano a MEXICO IL haceIlos pOr nUeIra cuenta y re5go y lmc de gasks
-rIIU'E sl dtnero 10 mandauos trecamenIe a su amiIs sin intervention
de agHGes que sHmprc cotran consioE..FORQUE al hcer Ia enuesa de gu
Inrro, rnco.tIEps ula cata rscHo armada Por Ell lmerGsado. la que nos sTe
uara .asuIGr i ii. Ell CumplEGcnfu de nuesro OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES no
r1rTErnps n a. dLES CaTta- rrbp, lie deyolremgs MmedtataEsn sd dnero
: !fRCUE proporconamos ia soYencts y gaTnus necesara para los negocos
que Iii. nos cCnie. . ~ -,.- ...
Taaro Nar0naI y I0ndrrs y Mexico renruento u peddo al Lngr donde. I'd
sr cncucnua ! ia:a pazar su vaor en- ell moEeno de NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mos rramnamcnte nf5rTeS DC sada de Eenss y precos De pasae a las po'
ri ETEVaRA Y CO. I. O. Box 81. LAREDO. TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-15

! PRESIDE. Noviembre 14.-El a.
taGue sobre la poblaci0n de CJinaga'
cue Sc esperaba que ocurriese aAo-
che. 10 SO llev5 q efecto. DiceSe que
: causa de que Francisco Villa no
tcrmin6 de hacec sus p~reparatiYos
para ell ataque. ell cual qliere hacer
con todaS as fuerzas que ha mandado
r~econcentrar cerca dc la frortera.
Fue-zas ca.rancistas para Ojinsga.
De acuerdo con las informac.ones
rccibidas aQui anoche, una fuerza de
caba,ler;a tornado por seisclentos
hombres a mando del general ca
~r:2acista Cordoba, vicne en- canine
de Oiinaga para ~reforzar Ia gla:ni-
ci6n de Gicha plaza. Cordoba sallo
dc Santa Rosalia de Camargo, donde
Sc hailaba de guarnici6n, atend.endo
I las 6rdcnes que lie trasmiti6 cl &C
tuaI jefe de las operaciones en- e! Es'
tado de Chihuahua El viaje 10 hi
ciarOn las dichas fGerzas por ferro-
carril hasta Fa,omir, punto terminal
del rama' que partc de Ia ciadad dc
Chihuahua, Y dc csc lugar estan avan-
zando por terra hacia- Oj!naga. Sc
creia que hoy llegariaH q ia frontera
plaza las tropas de Cordoba, pcco 10
ha SGcedido asi.
Puedc ger atocado po- Villa. -.
z! hccho DC Quo cl p~royec.ado =
taQvc so6re Oj!naga no So haya leva-
DO I CARO- anochc, como SC tcnia por
SECURE cue ocurricra. he dado mar
gen q que Sc crca cue Villa, GespUc5
lie lrInir sus fuerzas, sabiendo que
Cordoba avanzaDa sob-e 0jinaga. de-
ci6iera sa,i~ 4 c~nconIrario y comb&-
trio. rara G iminar cl pe:igro que 10.
emcnaza por Ia r~etagua.d.a. En- A.
gunos ci-cu!os Sc d!i0 hoy, con al@una
ins;s.,nciH, Que las fucrzas vlhstas
qu2 So hahian visto en- las ~ccrcanlaS
de Oiinaca, ha5jaa m~archado hacla
e. Sur. = este mCvimiento 50 tomo CO
no rma Indication &c gu" Villa re-
so!yi6 sai.r Al e~nGG@at:o DE- las tropaa
Quy prcccaen Gc a ciuddd dc Chihu"-
nua.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-15

Felizmente usado, duraHte %cincueni;
amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-15
Extraction de fueIaS
Fiiadas y Rel!enadaS de Gro

- NSSt-
as
1914 "
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-15

listed 81 prec:o Y io tare-uos g~nl-
cac;ones ten es0ano.. so5-a TODD .o
cue Gsted necesice. sin cCS-u ai--o.
Tenemos a mas hcrc.vs" cfc'0a
de Ia c;udad y los &--tor-s leD-l--
taS, pues r:n-uHo &c cl.o- -e@e -.--
nos &c .s:lte amos DC exp
Nues.ros t-aJajcs asa. SIC. .-t
garancizaios LA I-e ~
tenG-a listed .-.0 Ga s-.g-.
TUIos uuyStS"s tra5riaa - cg!or.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-15

lrese = !. Ea, 6! Gzl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-26
Dance Tuesday to Aid Sammy Smoke
Fund; Baby Gives Up Her Savings;
My Lady Nicotine Club Is Assessed

Tho Ladies' auxiliary. Division ssl.
street Car employees. will give a
dance for the benefit Of the samrnies'
smoke fund. Tuesday evening. al
Rainier hail brandon At and RAJ
nler ave There will b. a jaE= band
orchestra The admission viii be 30
cents a couple
">icotins" Friday
Employees ~ Prank waierhouse a
Co who smoke on Fridays are sub.
Jet 70 a .s.csn, fine. which goes to-
wards our Boys In France Tobacco
Fund
Las, Friday y. c. Cover started
things by ''pinehlnE" every one he
aw enjoying a smoke. Tho result
was 81 70 for the smoke fund.
Every ono who paid a auartsr au.
tomaticaily became a patriotic mem
ber OF Ny Lady Nlootine-aeoordlnw
20 Cover.
Here arc tho men who were
fined" las, week. y G Cover. G. y.
Harvey. Y. { Lisby. W. u. henson.
=. G. IAinE. +. ~ Iseman. r. r.
N4fNotAs tTNFE" = Aatsfson. ~ -
smalleY. J. u. Lane. r II. Vaughn.
H. waisrhoune. u n. Rodolf Capt.
JorEison. l.. Ferris. n. n Plumber.
y. a. Quigis. q. 81 Do Lape. l. II.
Gard, W. II. Kemp and Wexford
Rsaton. Each one paid - cents. and
promised TO be fined" quarter ev.
ory Friday.
Baby Gives si.55
The entire savings OF little Rar.
bara Jacobson. s0sT Beacon ave.
have been turned over 20 the smoke
fund. Tho pennies were collected In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-26

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We inUite you to call and 0iU give a thoroug!
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-26
AMERICAN JEWS
SEEK EQUALITY
THRUOUT WORLD

WASHINGTON. Nov. "a
The purpose OF tho meeting Of
the American Jewish congress.
which opens here tomorrow. 10
TO secure full rights for the Jews
Of the world. They VIII at.
tempt. by cooperation Of all tho
Jews OF the world. 10 secure alb
rogation of all laws discriminat-
Ing against them.
Pull rights" OF the Jews are con.
sirued by them TO be. First. equal
civil. religious. and political rights.
second. tho securing and protecting
Of jewish rights In Palestine. third.
tho economic reconstruction OF tho
Jewish communities in the war
zone.
Tho members Of tho congress have
been chosen by election. For this
purpose the whole country has been
divided into Jewish electoral districts.
each one OF which elects one or more
members 10 the congress. Every
Jew and Jowens over 81 can vote for
representation.
Those who conceived tho idea %
TINS congress nope. bN lts means, 10
have the rights OF Jews OF all ma
tons made a part OF the peace treaty
which ends tho present war. Russia
and RumAnia are the principal coun.
tries where the Jews are oppressed.
says n noted Jewish leader. As the
present war has demonstrated the
bravery and patriotism OF jews in
these countries. 30 they should be
freed from the medieval opprcs.
sion which stIli hangs over
them. they argue. Equality OF duties
should bring equal rights. one mem.
Der phraSed a.
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NUx, IRON, PEPSIn
AND SARSAPARIlLA

The combination OF two great med.
icines, Hoods Sarsaparilla and
Pepuron. by taking them In oonJunc.
ton. one before eating and the other
after. brings into cooperation the
above. named substances. best for the
blood. nerves and digestive organs.
This combination IN especially rec
commended In cases that are scrofu.
lous. or rheumatic, anaemio and
nervous. or where the blood Is both
impure and pale. deficient in IRON
ono OF the most common disease con.
ditions OF the present day.
In cases where laxative IL need.
cd. Hoods Pills should be taken
They work in perfect harmony with
Hoods Snrsaparllla and peptiron,
and are mild and efficient.
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Ore. has registered Mt tho Uni
yersity OF Washington In the .fores,
~ course she Ia tho first woman
20 take up this work NJ the uni
vcrslty
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20 machine guns were taken By Ger.
man troops In repulssnH minor a..
tacks around Bourbon and cleaning
up nests"
The war office, In reporting this
today. said the fighting had been OF
hand to hand character.
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Don't Wait Until You Are FORCED to'
Have Your Teeth Fixed D0 IT NOW

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and arrange to haze your teeth put INTO
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Your work wiU be done by grad
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You sDon't haUe to guess and Uonder
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on the uaH in front of his dental chair
where you can see it Without any trouble
Uhatever.