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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-12-27
MACKENSEN E

Copenhague.-Le feld-marechal Won
Mackensen, commandant des forces
allemandes en- Roumanie, a etc inter-
ne par lie gouvernement hongrois,
dit lie Az Pest, de Budapest. LIE gou-
vernement de la Hongrie aurait an
nonce a Won Mackensen que son in
tenement await etc demande par les
Allies. Des depeches ajoutent que les
Roumains ont desarm e ct inferno
toute l'arriere-garde des forces du
feld-marechal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-12-27

tuation precaire de la marchande des
quatre SEASONS.
-Vous tenez a etre. soignee chez
vous? Quiz. Je comprends ce de-
SIR. mails au risque d'etre indiscret
permettez-moi, madame, d'exprimer la
Granite que vous me trouviez lei les
elements de traitement que peut ne
cessiter votre etat. Pardonnez-moi en-
core une fois mon indiscretion..
II h6sita.
-Avez-vous de l'argent?
-Helas! non, mon cher monsieur,
les pauvres gems CONNIE nous vivent
au Jour le jour-. nous sommes deux...
mon fot ct moi, 4 manger sur mon
pain quotidien qui nest pas fameux ct
dams ces conditions vous devez COM
prendre que e mai guere Gu lie loisir de
faire des economies.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-12-27

La femme anemique SQUIRE tou.
jours de menstruation difficile et
d%ouloureuse, car l'anemie est Ia
cause chez ellie de ces derange.
ments, CONNIE ellie est la cause dc
pressure tous les maux qui l'atta.
quent, A l'approche des periodes
ellie eprouve I'm sentiment de lour'
deur dams lie bas-ventre, Qui sc gon-
file ct devient sensible; ces douleurs
%s'irradient dams les reins, ellie a DIES
coliques ct solvent des douleurs tel
lement fortes qu'elle prend lie lit
A ces symphonies sc joint I'm etat
general particular ct bien caracte-
ristique. depression de la figure
est celle de la souffrance; ses yeux
s~'encerclent de noir; la face est pa
le, les larmes coulent pour le moin'
Dire motif, IL y a I'm sentiment den
nut ct de tristesse qui dome sur
ses nerfs ct son temperament. Ellie
SQUIRE de arrangement d'estomac,
ma pas d'appetit, a solvent DIES
nausees ct des vomissements. Tous
ces symphonies peuvent Sc %prolonger
plus gu moins suivant la gravite du
cas- Nous avons WI des femmes tel
lement souffrir pour passer des Sc
maines au lit; d'autres souffraient
continuellement, sqrtout lofsqu'elles
etaient debout. La m%aigreur, les
maux de tete ct de reins accompa-
gnent encore l'anemie.
Les Pilules Rouges ont des pro-
prietes tongues remarquables, ct
c'est pourquoi Giles sont employees
avec success partout CONNIE specifi-
que contre l'anemie ct les maux qui
en- decoulent chez la femme.
II ny a qua lire le temoignage
de Madame Joseph J%olicoeur, de
Montreal, pour bien Sc convaincre
de la grande utilize des Pilules
Rouges. Les gu6risons qu'elles &C
complissent sont la meilleure recla-
me en- leur favour:
"J'6tafs fable ct avais tant de dou.
leurs aux refns que je ne pouvafs
parfois pas meme marcher. Mon
app6tit 6tait assez bon, mails ma
digestion 6taft tres mauvaise. Sou
vent j'avais de gros maux de t6te
ct, a chaque periodic, je devais me
METRE au Lit. Je crois que trop de
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travail m'avait r6duite 4 Get etat
Grace aux Pilules Rouges, que je me
suis d6cid6e de prendre apres b1en
des ann6es de mauvaise sante, je me
porte tres bien. Tout CO qui min.
commodait ct me faisait souffrir est
disparu. J'ai engraisse ct TAI ga.
gn6 tant de forces que je fails au.
jourd'hui facilement lie travail quiz
m'6tait absolument impossible den.
%treprendre autrefois. Jai fait des
Pilules Rouges mon remede favorf;
fen prends lorsque je sens que mes
forces dimfnuent, ct 81 TAI pu me
maintenir en- bonnie sante, c'est dh
a FACTION prompte ct efficace de CO
TONGUE, qu'aucune jeune file nj
qu'aucune femme ne deyraient hesi-
ter a employer dams les cas- de faf-
blesse ct de malaises quf leur sont
Ipropres." Nine Jos. Jolicoeur, W9
|rue Ontario, Montreal.
CONSULTATIONS GRATU1TEs.-
Consultations gratuites au No 274
rue Saint-Denis, tous les jours, ex-
Icept6 les dimanches ct jours de fete,
|de 8 heures du matin a 8 heures du
|soir. Les femmes malades, qui ne
tpeuvent venir voir notre medecin,
sont invites a lui ecrire,
Les Pilules Rouges sont en- vente
chez tous les marchands de remedies
au prix de SOC une bofte, $3.50 six
bottles. Files ne sont jamais ven
dues autrement QUEEN bottles de so
pilules, jamais au 100; chaque bofte
porte a I'm bout lie nom de la Com
|pagnie Chimique Franco-Americaine
limitee ct I'm numero de cOntr6le.
Refusez toute Substitution. Lorsque
|vous hernandez les Pilules Rouges,
%n'acceptez jamais un autre produit
que ION vous recommanderait COM
me etant aussi bon. Defiez-vous des
colporteurs. Les Pilules Rouges ne.
sont jamais vendues de porte en-
porte.
ST vous ne pouvez vous procurer
les Pilules Rouges pour les Femmes
Pales ct Fables dams votre localite,
.ecrivez-nous, nous vous les enver-
rons sur reception du prix.
Toutes les lettres doivent atre
COMPAGNIE CHIMIQUE
AMERICANA Qimitee),
274, rue S~aint-Denis, Montreal.
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-Je ne comprends que trop, ayant
moi-meme des charges fort lourdes ct
vous me voyez desole de ne pouvoir
vous obliger personnellement.
-Vous ne me devez rien, ce nest
pas votre faute ce qui NEST arrive,
c'est moi qui me suis maladroitement
jetee devant votre cocher.
Sans doute, mails je ne men e n
pas moins une part indirecte de res
ponsabilite ct je voudrais contribuer
a vous tirer d'affaire. Je suis redacteur
dams un grand journal. V%oulez-vous
a demander a mon direc-
teur de faire passer dams nos colon
mes un entreflet signalant a nos lee
teurs votre situation?
"a CONTINUED
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Athenes-Des Bulgars ont attaque
des avant-postes grecs a Kroussouva.
A la suite de cette collision plusieurs
bulgares ont etc tues. Les Grecs ont
fait en- outre trois prisonniers.
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Meurtre dun Amateur American en-
Allemagne .

Copenhague-Trois officers britanni-
ques, retour de %captivite, ont raconte
que lie 5 decembre, dams lie camp de
Stralsund, I'm lieutenant amateur anne
ricain a etc tue par des sentinelles allie
mandes. L'officier AMERICAN tue est
lie lieutenant Coheeney. Les faction
naires tirerent sur lui pour avoir
franchi les fills du camp.
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Echo sc rOuest
Minneapolis, lie 27 decembre 1918

Entered at the Post Office Of Min
neapolis, Minn., as second class mail
matter.
Toutes correspondence doivent
etre accompanies dune signature
responsible.
L'Echo de YOuest nest pas respon
sable des idees ct opinions emisea par
SEES correspondents.
Les MANUSCRIPTS non inserres ne sont
pas r%etournes.
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Ameregon-L'ex-Kaiser garde lie
lit; il SQUIRE de cruels maux d'oreille
ct a d1 mander a son chevet un mede-
Gin s%pecialiste d'Utrecht.
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Buenos : Aires. - Une Chambre de
Commerce americana Went de Sc
cree lei, avec pour president M. Char
les w. Whittemore.
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Londres-Le g%ouvernement provi-
soire de pEsthonie a proclame la re-
publique, qui a etc place. sous la pro-
lection de lEntente pendant la duree
des travaux de la paix.
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Prague.Les forces tcheco-slovaques
ont occupe Gropich, Hekalsberg ct
Grusbach, en- Moravie,
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Guatemala ct les Etats- Unis

Westinghouse Senat a rattle lie
traite de commerce recemment con-
clu entire les Etats-Unis ct lie Guata-
mala.
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Toutes lettres, correspondances,
ETC., doivent etre adressees CONNIE
ECHO DE L'oUEsT,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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Abonnez-vous 4 IECHO DE LOU
Est. q nar -
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Les Tcheco-Slovaques s'Avancent
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Les Pnues Rouges sont e vente la ROSE DRUG co, 33
Hennepin Avenue. Expediees par la MALE q toute adresse.
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Chambre de Commerce Americana
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-13

| stage satire and deals with events common to the lives of theatrical folk. The piece bristles with comedy and com ical situations and should prove an en- tertaining treat. Henry B. Toomer is clever entertainer and is recognized as ~ big vaudeville funmaker. He is ably as sisted by capable company, among which are Marty Woodwork and Esther Drew. This attraction will be the head line feature on the bill for the first half of the week. Vera Burt and her vir- ginia dancers will also be on the pro- gramme. and they will present high class dancing offering.
 The bill also includes Joseph De Kos company. human jugglers: Jack Marley. the Gaby glide of vaudeville, and Ger trude Long and Spencer Ward, in their own offering, entitled "A Dream high class singing and piano number.
 George P. Murphy. in s'Tne Food Ques- ton" an up-to-the minute musical com edy and satire on the food situation, will be the headline attraction for the last half of the week This vehicle is one of vaudeville's pleasing attractions and abounds in music, song, comedy pretty girls. gorgeous scenery and beautiful cos- tunes.
 An idea of it's wit and .humor is con veyed by some of the musical numbers one of which is called "Oh. Mir. Hoover,' and another: Take a Bon-Bon Home With You" The offering is brimful of high-class entertainment and is expected to prove q big feature. Porter J. White will be another extraordinary attraction the last half of the week. Porter White is famous for his portrayal of the part of Arephisto in Faust" and is recog- nized as star of the legitimate stage He will present sketch, The Visitor" "a vehicle that is surrounded with mys- tery and has an amazing and surprising climax. Lew Hawkins will also entertain
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-13

children will not come near me, And I do love children
 Irwin Beds" one of the most success full farees produced in a generation, will be at the Jefferson theatre for a return engagement soon. The company engaged in putting over Margaret Mayo's famous comedy this year is all new, including such well-known actors as Luis Alberni. Josephine Sake and others. The bright lines and the comic situations of Twin Beds make it play well worth seeing the second time
 Mabel Bert, tho snowy haired actress appearing as Mother Bascom with the original Chicago company that will pre- sent Turn to the Rightr' at the Jeff ferson theatre for three days, starting March 9, has endeared herself to mill lions of playgoers throughout the coun- try by her interpretation of elderly roles in Ben Hur.' Arizona" Brown of Harvard" "The Family" "The Senator Keeps House. "Young Wisdom and Daddy Longlegs.'
 Tons of literature have been sent broadcast in the past century discussing the art of magic, and, while many names of famous magicians have been men, toned, none has been given the promi- hence of Howard Thurston, who will ap- pear at the Jefferson for an entire week, beginning January 2S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-13

wonderful star, in Stolen Honor" This Is a thrilling story, beautiful star and the scenic offerings are gor- geous. while the photography is per- feet.
 The second half of the week brings to Loew's one of the most celebrated vaudeville artists of America-a won- an impersonator--and said to be with out a peer in her line. This young lady-Frances Rice-is making her first trip south following her two years engagement in New York. She appears on this trip for her last time in vaudeville. for she will go into dramatic production on Broadway soon
 The Five Violin Beauties will be splendid offering these comedy young maidens offering violin selections, songs and dances that will please the most astute theatregoers. They are formerly of the Winter Garden.
 Bud and Nellie Helm, formerly starring in kid comics, and having a most successful run as child enter tainers. have graduated into the big league of vaudeville and they will en- certain with their clever combination of fun and songs. punctuated with dances that will please. Elsie Murphy and Eddie Klein offer combination of music and comedy. using the piano and saxaphone to decided advantage, mixing plenty of comedy with their act The Two Walters are acrobats, that claim something entirely new and they complete the bill with their funny knockabouts.
 The picture for the last half of the week is a historic story of Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr, and is en- titled "The Beautiful Mrs. Reynolds, in which an all-star cast is offered, Carlyle Blackwell and June Elvidge playing the leading roles. Evelyn Greely and Arthur Ashley appear in the picture, Arthur Ashley directing the play in which he participates. The usual features current events and news weekly, will be shown also
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-13
NEIL O'bR|EN BACK WITH HIS MINSTREL SHOW WEDNESDAY Popular Aggregation Ap- pears at Jefferson for
 Matinee and Night
 Performance

It Is doubtful if the local theatri- cal season will furnish any event of greater interest than the annual visit of the Neil O'Brien Great American Minstre1s at the Jefferson theatre Wednesday,, January Is, matinee and night
 The ever increasing popularity of this organization makes it possible to present what is without doubt the greatest assemblage of comedians, singers, dancers and musicians ever presented under one title. Among the comedians who will assist the star, Neil O'Brien, in the merrymaking are: Eddie Ross. Joe Coffman. Dan Futch Joe Willard, Ray Walker, Ed Wal ger, Major Nowak, Steve Werner, Will liam Doran. The company is particu- larly strong in singing ability, and attention is called to the following list Of vocaIists: J. Lester Haberkorn, Earl Holmes, James Barardi, Leslie Berry. Lea Laird, Howard Vail, Fred D. Mills, Allen Karle, Barton Isebl, William c. Carr, Waldo Roberts and Charles R. Wright.
 This attraction has rapidly grown to be the leading organization in America of it's kind and that the rep utation of the company may be still further enhanced, Manager Oscar F. Hodge promises number of novelties for the present season. Among these is a new sketch conceived by Neil O'Brien called Tn the Secret Serv- ice.' which gives MT. O'Brien the sit nations to portray his we'll known style of blundering negro character Eddie Ross will again be in evidence with an entirely new monologue.
 Joe Coffman, new to the company this year, and who is known as "the man with the million-dollar laugh, 2 will be seen to advantage. An entire- 1y new line of jokes and songs is promised by Mir. O'Brien.
 There will be parade and band concert at noon the day of the per- formance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-13
LOEW PATRONAGE
 INCREASES WITH
 EACH WEEKS BILL
Frances Rice, Most Cele- brated Woman Impersona- tor in the World, Pre-
 sented This Week

Loew's Bijou continues to offer the very best vaudeville bills to be had each week, and, augmented by a su perb photoplay to accompany each bill, this playhouse is increasing its patronage daily on pure merit. The attendance since December 1 has grad ually increased until seats are at a premium at Loew's now, unless one is fortunate enough to be on time at each performance.
 The first half of the week. offers a bill that is replete with comedy and crowded with fast, live entertainment. Birdie Heron and Milt Arnsmen will open up the bombardment of fun with their presentation Of original comedy. songs and chatter. having just recent ly joined the Loew circuit, after hav ing played in every other big circuit in the country, having made every big theatre in the United States. These people are recognized as the best cork artists in the land and their black face comedy always draws vociferous applause from the audience.
 5. Jenks and Victoria Allen pre- sent "rube" act that is clever for the simple fact that it is not over done, and the makeup of the pair cannot be beat They are creations Of art when their stage appearance is completed. Helen Moretti, an Italian girl with a wonderful big voice, is said to be most clever vocal artist following two years abroad added to her natural talent, and she Is a real treat for all music lovers and will specialize on high class operatic num- bers as we'll as offer some popular songs for the general amusement of her auditors.
 Collier and DeWalde offer a clever skating novelty, their costumes being decided feature of their act.n The Penn Trio is composed of three won derfully developed young men, and they will introduced some new stunts in acrobatics.
 < The picture for the first half of the week will be Virginia Pearson, that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-13
THE FOOD QUESTION SET ID MUSIC IS BIG
 FEATURE AT LYRIC
Weeks Programme Includes Some Great Vaudeville Attractions Head
 liners" on the Bill

Big vaudeville attractions will feature the Lyric programme during the present week, and the lovers Of high-class vaude- vile will find much to entertain and amuse them. Such high-class attrac- tions are announced as '"rhe Headlin- ers' featuring Henry B. Toomer. clever vaudeville performer. the vehicle being a satire on stage life: Virginia Burt and her Virginia dancers. in a high-class dancing novelty; George P. Murphy, in "The Food Question: g satire on the food situation set to music: Porter J. White. famous as Mephisto in Faust" who will present ''The visitor,'' a mys- tery sketch. and Lew Hawkins, the Chesterfield of minstrelsy.
 the funniest of vaudeville vehicles. It is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-13

Actually, they are living snakes, but so motionless do they rest on the dancers wrists that they have been considered ex- quisite examples of the goldsmith's art Roshanara, the eastern dancer, and her troupe of 30 people will appear here on Saturday. January 26 for a matinee and night performance at the Jefferson thea tre.
 My little snakes?" asked Roshanara. Yes they are alive. See, I will show you"
 Carefully taking the neck of the crea- ture on her right wrist between thumb and forefinger, she unwound it and placed it in a tiny box, shaped like 8 jewel case, but with perforatons in the cover
 They have one drawback. They leave q slight but unpleasant odor, which is particularly disagreeable to children have to scrub my wrists for half an hour after wearing my living bracelets or
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-13
COMING ATTRACTIONS

Restaurants living bracelets have attracted attention
 than any piece of ewelry by dancer in this Dountry They are beautiful golden bronze color form three coils around slender wrist and have peculiar snakes head with black beadv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-13

Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and he is an old-time minstrel man. H> has been featured with many large minstrel aggregations and Is a well-known enter tainer. The programme also includes Willing and Jordan, in "a few pleasant moments" an excellent singing and piano act. and the Three Nelsons, comiques Mutual news pictures feature all per- formances at the Lyric.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-29

81. 6. aopub an sSSba 8ettie, @runn1
fiid in 8eIt Gan Mntonio 5eiabts, $75.
9ilbers9 eutld< eSsnrratt Company al,
&. 8. @eaber, Gru,loitiid III Der ala@
moia Ibbition; $4,000.
Sobn 81. 6of uno Srau an Con Dine
lo1lep, @rln61tiid on Der 9urnet StraRe;
$4,000.
Mubrelp MIbredlt oil Slinn Garcia.
8runbitid in Ser Nrod)a Mboition; $500.
Bouts &lir3e ltnb Hral1 ON Gilbert W.ie
lelier, Elm gtiid aonS; $3.50.
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II. q.
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@rlinoltiif i'm 9Th 8lod 1870; $2,850.
eSobu 6. <bnet an S. 81. 2orenE,
8rnnbltiid an Der Mntnlnorns StraBe;
$500 II. q.
aoa @lnnir an Ghomns mo @lera
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StraRe; SO, O00.
Charles 8renlont an 9tarp G. Senien.
Grnnoftiid in Ilamo 5eiahts, So.
IIer 8itr8bah on amanon 9iH.
@runb1id an Der Iuitin Ctr; $4,000.
Semple Sill Smelling Company M
BauI @teffIer, @rlnoitiid in Der gemple
&iG Nbbifion; $500.
Clifton George Company an Reter
Shlb, @ruuoitiid in MInmo 9eigbts;
5000.
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9apinin Deiler an annie MDler,
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Ilbredt. 1923 Mfer 2ano, $f,615.20.
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uno 8elff. Orlnbftiid i'm gitp 8lod Ro.
2023; $500.
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8lof 500; $1,000.
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@rrnoitiif in Nrlingtpn Seights; 1886.
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9ref2 uilo Srnu, @rlnlbitiid an Der
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