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New Britain herald., 1919-04-17
LICE THEA7ER ID PEN THIS EVENING
ReInier Performance at Re-
 modelled Playhouse Attracts

K The new Palace theater Will throw
 Spen its doors to the New Britain
 aheater public this evening, when AAnder the management of Jean Be- Ila sco. five acts of high class vaude- Billie and moving pictures will be Presented for approval. Several of work by skilled workmen Aas renovated the interior and en- France to the theater, so that at pres |Arfs event those who were well ac- 8aainted with it before this work
 sfarted, will hardly recognize it now
 Kohn Contaras and Peter Perokas. the Aesv owners, have invested over s2o,- Ba00 in making the theater one of the @cziest in this part of the state. The Herformance this evening will start at { a,clock with moving pictures and
 @ae Vaudeville acts will$.)en at about B .3D o'clock. Members of the mu- oicipa1 government and newspaper nen will be the guests of the man.
 cement. occupying boxes, reserved
 or Knem. The new management has
New Britain herald., 1919-04-17

adopted the reserved seat plan, and
 2le indicates a capacity house. 'ager Belasco, is one of the
 :.~ known theatrical men in the
 east For 36 years he has been iden- tined with the theatrical enterprise.
 lie has handled houses for $. H ron
 Tn Ne,E Haven and Meriden, and also
 opened new theaters in Waterbury, Stamford and NorWalk. de Was manager of the Grand Opera mousse
 in New Haven which was deS'toSeu
 by fire four years ago For 7eE g, @'
 seasons he managed the White way at Sayin Rock. New Haven. AL pres
 ent he is booking agent for the |. F.
 Shea Theatrical Enterprise or f1oA-
 yoke, Mass.
 Through his affiliations in the the-
 atrical world, Manager Belasco' haS been successful in making arlahse- ments for booking with klaW x hf- langer. the Schuberts and the Easterh Theatrical Managers assoclatloh.
 Manager Belasco said today that the policy of the house would be Vauoe- vile and moving pictures during the remainder of the season. ana tnat nrobably next fall some road com panies would have tryouts at the Palace theater. One of the com- panies Manager Belasco has III nina is Charles Champlin's. Manager Be- lasco tells a story concerning MT. Champlin and himself which occurred at their home in Asbury Park, IN. J', During their boyhoOd days, both were enemies, and later MT. Champlln dld po1.sco q favor. Since then the new manager has always arranged Tor Champlin's company to show at any navy house with which he was con- 1 nected. Manager Belasco toured Eu- rope few years ago with the Ia ,nous Zanzigs. At a meeting with {. r<ine George, h1s majesty shook hands I with Relasco and told him that he 1 ,ad often heard of him. England's l 11Ier mistook BeIasco for one of the 1! With his quick wit, Be ! asco retorted that he had also heard l if the king.
 The management has secured a 1 apable corps of workers about the ] heater. Carlisle H. Barrett, who was tage manager at Keeney's theater 1 or years, will act in the same ca "a city at the Palace. Miss Weber ] will be the cashier. An old familiar ace will be seen in the orchestra pit, Silly Needham, the best drummer in vew England. Harry Fatz, of Hart ord, who was recently discharged rom the service, will be orchestra ,ader Lester Deipman, has. been ecured as screen director and Harold srophy will have charge of the itho- raphing. The mana cement has se- ured 8 nine-piece orchestra for the pening, and the regular number of musicians will be six. throughout the ,ason. '
New Britain herald., 1919-04-17

that abstinence will build self-respect.
 Two billion dollars is considerable money. It equals the money passed annually over the counters in the American department stores.
 The s2,OOO,OO0,OOO is twice as large as what the nation spends year ly for meat. It is three times as much as our expenditures for ell forms of eduCation.''
 The Justly celebrated American wheat crop, that spells part of the country's great prosperity, compared with the $2.0O0, 100000 spent for al- coholic drinks, is one and a half times the value of that crop.
 This $2.oo0,o0O, GOO would set Up 2,00o brand new S1,0O0,O00 business concerns which would give work lO
New Britain herald., 1919-04-17
WHERE AND HOW WILL
 2 BILLION BE SPENT
Price of Two Drinks a Day Will AL most Keep Automobile in
 Tires.

The abolil1ing of liquor in this country which goes into effect lanu- ary 16, 1920, has brought out some rather unusual comparisons in the amount of money spent for alcoholic drinks, necessities and luxuries re- marks the Hudson (N. .Y.) Observer.
 We Americans spend two billion dollars annually on drinks" Inquiry is made as to what this money will be diverted to, follows: Chewing gum? Why not? Drinking was part ly a nervous habit. Automobiles? 7 Why not? The price of two drinks day will almost keep 6 car in lirns
 Better clothes? Why not? They say
New Britain herald., 1919-04-17

ually sawed through the bars of his cell window when the guard was being changed, plugging the marks with chewing. gum. Last night he tied his bed clothes together and let himself down to the street. He had managed in some way to have his guard drugged.
 At Il D. m. the guard had some cof- fee, and. it is thought that a sleeping potion was slipped into the cup. either by Mccullough himself or some con federate.
 Last Sunday Mccullough was ad- mitted to membership in the Western Congregational church, the elders and pastor attending the ceremony in the condemned mans cell.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-17

more people than are now employed in direct or kindred lines that will go out of business when the dry law goes into effect.
 The figures in this article were com piled by Blackman- Ross Co, Of New York
New Britain herald., 1919-04-17

Toronto, April l7.-FA,ank Me- Cullough of oungstown, N. Y, who was to be hanged May } for murder ing detective escaped from the To- 'ronto jail last night. He had grad
New Britain herald., 1919-04-17
CONDEMNED MURDERER FLEES

Frank Mccullough of Youngstown, v.
 Y.. Has Guard Drugged.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16
B0ScHEE'S SYRUP

win quiet your cough. sOOthe the In
flammation Of q sore throat and lungs.
stop irritation In the bronchial tubes.
insuring . good nights rest, free from
coughing and with easy expectorafion
in the morning. Made and sold In
America for fiffy-two years A wOl-
dcrful prescription. assisting Nature II
building up your general health and
throwing OF the disease. Especia-J
useful in lung trouble. asthma. cro-A
bronchitis. etc. For sale In all ciy.r
ized countrieS.-Adv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16
HIGH SPOTS IN PEACE
TREATY GIVEN GERMANY

Restoration Of Aissee Lor-
raine.
Temporary irterrztionaiixa-
ton % Saar coal BASIN.
Permanent internationaiiza
ten % Danzia-
Territorial changes toward
Belgium and Denmark
ceoes Silesia 20 Poland
Removes sIi territorial and
political rights oUtside Eurcps-
Renounees especially" her
rights IN MOrooeO. Egypt and
sam.
Freedom % transit through
her territories
Highly detailed provisions as
! 20 pre.~ar deo-&
Provisions as 70 unfair Gem
petition. Internal onaiiza;ion Of
roads ard rivers ara ether eco
monte and financial subjects
Agrees 70 trial CT the 60
kaiser bs an international high
cour for supreme otte-se
zsains; international morality
and customs % war.
Holland 20 Re asked % es-
tracite enc former kaiser
Accepts league Of na;iocs IN
principle. but without member
ship.
Germany recognizes total IN
5cper5erce % Ge-rzr-Aus-ria.
Cxeeho- Siovaki7 ard Poland
German amy reduced &c fcC.-
900 men. including ot1sc=rs-
cense~iption within German
territories abel shed.
All German fo-ts fo- 50 kiIo-
meters cas-; % the Rhine rz<eo.
All importation. esporrz-ion
and nearly all proogeticr of var
materials stoppe5.
Germany accepts any agree
-7e-t reached with IS former
allies
Eilrc5 occupation CO pats e
Germany 20 continue Until rep
z-ation g race.
Any German v'oiation c. Ger
6itions pertaining &C the Rrine
zone constitutes a. act o. ~rzr.
Germany navy reduced 70 siS
5zttiesni IS. SIX lisnt cruisers
and = tcrps1c beats. WITH nc
submarines
German navy personnel %
-crsist O. rot ever $500
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well ard feel fine in the morning ara
able 70 do my work ! gl.dsy recon
mend Lydia z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound % make weak nerves
strong. - Mrs. ALBERT Suite, 6o3
Clmstead St, Winona. MINI
How often do we hear tire expression
among women, Il Am 90 nervous. / can
not sleep" or cit seems as though
should fly" Such women should profit
BY Mrs Suites experience and give
this famous root and herb remedy,
Lydia Z Pinkham's Vegetable Con.
pound, Q trial
For forty years il has been overcou-
ing such serious conditions IS displace-
ments. Inflammation, liberation. irreg-
ularities, periodic pains, backache, dir
Illness. and nervous prostrstion Of
women. and Is now considered the stan
dsrd remedy for such ailments.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16

On the island ~ My-Iene rhe en-
clifton ~ the Gree refugees who fed
there from Asia Minor five years ago
has hecone desperate. Rel Crnss
workers are regularly visiting All The
towns on the island and ciofhinE has
Zen issuefl 70 about 1000 ~ the
$1,000 refugees
Az the outbreak n, the war the
Greeks were driven or ~ Asia Minor.
There were about arn0urn ~ them
there before the war More than
10000 escaped - the islands In the
Aegean Thousands were maSsacrea
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catarrh Cannot he Cured

b. LUIAL APPLICATIONS a. l-F
cannot reach the SEAT u TIE c-selse.
Ilrarrh IS "A iolal disease, greatly t.-.l--
ences1 ~ CCr-stltufilrll conditions Hal s
tALAiEH MEDICINE Wii. cure Cararr.
IL - taken internally and acfs arr. ~
t1e Blood on tha Mucous Surfaces ct ts
System HALLS CATAEEH EEuI CL..
ls composed % some % TIRE best rar
known combined with some % tie -ast
blood purifiers TIE perfect turnht-4r..
q TIE i~ greI1lerts ia HALLS CATAE hH
MEDICINE IS What produces such VICE.
cerfut r-Eu'-s In catarrhal cor litLu-s
Druggists -zc Testimonials free
r J. Cheney a Co. Props. Toledo. q.
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U. S. AIDING The RED CROSS
Relief Work IN the Greek Islands Has
Active Cooperation % the
American Navy.

Athens.-In its already extensive
and growing work In the Greek Islands
the American Red Cross has the CO
operation u the United States navy.
Six submarine chasers have been
placed at the disposal ~ the Red
Cross for transporting personnel and
SUPPLIES 10 the various lslands
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16

And double your razor efficiency as
xen as promote skin purity. skin COZ
fort and skin health No muE. 10
Shiny soap. no germs. no waste. no
irritation even when shaved twice
daily. One soap for all useS-shavins.
bathing and shnmpoolng.-Adv.
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lmmec be Aetion Neeessarl.

Kind old Gentlcman-What are ycl
crying for. my little mans
Tommy Tun-I cant think az
name fCr dat guy.
X .. G-And why should IL ne
necessary for you 70 think Of a name.
ny little chaps
T. T.-YeT wouldn't ask that II yer
heard the one he called me.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16

50 bad Il could not
rest at night
would lie awake ard
get so nervous /
would have 20 get
up and walk around
and in the morning
would be all tired
out i read about
LYDIA z PinkhEns
Vegetable CON-
pound and thought
1 would Try il Nv
Nervousness soon
faff -A n -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16

AS IL we were nor already "fed up
on victory Sir Thomas Upton. the
genial and generous. Is going 70 hand
us another Through his proposed mex
Challenge for the Americas cup.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16

Our notion - man ~ poor judg-
ment is one who + wasting his time
waiuD- Tor conditions M veer around
90 the point where DE- can safely make
a living 90 tho whisky business either
as O producer or consumer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16

OfFcer-Rut surely you- q million
alre have little 10 complain about
Munlrion MaEnafc-oh. don't
know. The muitimillionaires treat rs
IKE 50 much dIrt.-London opinion
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16

The army brides from over the seas
are very few IN proportion 70 the
troops coming back. proving that. a
far as the average American soldiers
loyalty Is concerned. his heart Is true
70 Poll.
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Il Is now charged that japan kent
China cut II The war for three wears
This opens up a new line 81 specula-
uon ~ fill in spare hours after we have
decided who dragged the rest II u Ia.
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II that promised wool surplus does
not come on the market and reduce
prices spring lambs may need n cotton
substitute for their customary COW
crinc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16

You cnn safely tell a man that he
has gained weight but u Is wen 10 be
sure ~ your ground before telling n
woman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16

When that aimlane ilivvcr factory
gets fully under way The Monday morn
Ing casualty list Is bound 70 be
real item each week
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16

Collins are now 50 scarce Orb Russia
that they are merely rented Tor the
funeral. NOT bought outright. one
might be sQueamish about wearing
secondhand coffin.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16

sending your old clothing 20 he sur
ftsing people abroad 6 one wayS and
a good one. ~ casting your bread
upon the waters"
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Our luxury tax would not appeal
20 the Russian prolefnriat. even though
aimed NJ the bourreoisie In Russia
the necessaries Of life are luxuries.
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II the finest silks. satins. poplins
crepes. worsteds, chevoiis. a. al. are
made in other countries, 81 ts because
other countries have the manufacture
inc and trading skill that we lack.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16

Perfection ~ the radiophone Is 90
ine 70 make Il hard Tor wandering
husbands 10 avoid the searching voices
Of their wives
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There Is always the possibility that
a little German propaganda may he
mixed in those scare stories about
japanese.
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Enemy Is Shorn OF All Military
Power by the Stern
Document.
FIRST PAYMENT 5 BILLION
Must Agree 20 Restoration Of Aissee-
Lorraine: Agree 20 Trial o. Ell
Kaiser; Approves League; Cut
Army TO 10000. and
Reduce ehe Navy.

Paris Nav A-fullOWln- IS Tie OF
fetal brief summary " the peace
treaty a. presented 20 the German
plenip0rentiarles al memorable a.
semblage al Versailles Oh wednesday,
afternoon. attended b. the delegates
OF the twenty seven nations which are
parties 70 the peace pact:
Following the preamble and depo-
sitiou OF powers comes tile covenant
~ the league OF nations = the nrst
section ~ the treaty
The frontiers u Germany In En-
rope are defined IN the second ssc-
ton. European political classes given
in The third European political ci4sSe~
in the fourth
Next are the military. naval and
air terms a. the fifth section. followed
IS a section on prisoners " war and
military graves and seventh On r.
spon.biiities.
Reparuuons financial terms AMI
economic terms are covered iu 500
tons eight % ten. Then comes the
aeronal-ic sections. ports. waterways
and railways sections. the labor cove
nani tne sections % guarantees Ai--
the final clauses
@'ne
'e'''---!' z. '- ~ ''-e .4e"'f
'e>'ur'> ASA LOT 'i-'r ~
aSeep4s -Hv 'i'-' ~ -.'- ~
Sarre basin temporarily and u Dan
2iE prFiil'.nen'ls' --rt'> 70 'e4I''.l''-'
en"l-eN 'oN ..Iu u llA anu lii
marx ana W E-isi iI->'la- Secs l-l''7.
~ upprF N'l'>ia % Z '-'l--'.' ana
A"lA''s al 1..l.''llai 'itl '''.-'''--'
Fl-Ais "-islle H--l'i'r- = tv -Fl ~ 4
or neF --.l's 'err.'''-''s' '-l-- s. '''e''---
" ~ alpF''e'' E-.I-- S--l' i--uell-
ana sA-nilA-
>he aiso r'-.'-hl4ta ihe i"'al in.i'-
pehlehcr % 1'FiAal-AlslElA- t4eei.l-
SloHaA-a ana f"i4h
Tier arm! II reilcVl y -"''F' Men,
lheillih- onlerr>-
toAsf rlp'l"n "itAln mr. territories
. abolished
Ail fnrls - Ailolii+'leIs e-~l ~ lllt'
hhine are ~ he rAzed
All lMioflallon' Al''Fl-llon li--
Nearly Al pr'llclen II "AF mailer i'il
II STOPPED
German Navy Is heabeeo'
Allied occupation - parts q Irr-
many VIII continue tlA PREPARATION =
made but VIII - reduced az me enc
of each 81 unree hFs-yeaT I'eTi"ls y
Germany Is iuln-hng her oniiSailons-
Any violation hy Germany q if-
conditions a. 20 the zone - kilo1neters
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The price ~ steel is % drop Is II
most palatahle stewed. boiled or
roasted?
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There are two sides 70 every ques-
ton
Yes replied senator Sorghum
-And too many n u chaps who pose
as powerful thinkers don't take the
trouble 10 get % the inside"
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Speaking for himself. the former
crown prince ~ Germany says re new
er favored war and that be- viii not
be executed on, very well.
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Despite the nigh cost ~ shoes hides
are said 70 ~ plentiful. They ought
20 De considering how many consum-
ers have been skinned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16

Among the laws with which the
farmer apparently g. little concerned
under present conditions. however. IS
that ~ supply and demand
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-16

II Is time 10 dust OF the swat the
Fly" slogan.
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PrusSian officials have notified sirik-
ers that those who don't work shall not
eat. which has been known 70 change
mems minds.
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A holshevik may not know what he
wants. but n knows it is not what
anybody else wants.
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Il must he infinitely easier 70 act
naturally on the stage than before a
Saniiy commits siOn.
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After an. 81 seems that everybody 4
Tor league ~ nations Eff sbut~ or
"on condition that etc.
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Always look on the bright side az
things-and II you are buying them
look on both sides.
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Never mind having that ola sui;
pressed. Give il to the Red Cross FOR
some war victim and buy new one.
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The life OF a bolshevist leader Is
likely % be short and by no means
merry.
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crossEr=r1ination.

MiStress->o you are the brother q
my c0ok1 He- only brotherl
Policeman hope 30.
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HOOSiier State
Happenings


enNrfs'i = preliminary organization Tor
ihe camiul-n 81. 1870 AMI will Study
tAr I-"ttllre ~ voting in aiditpn %
morning themselves o. Political u
>-rr -eatr-i-s
t-A-,iF'---h i-iian =. Nta,Ser -
'aAh'ri'i-e CRY WAS eiected Indians
t-'is'r -iA'i'i toin1ian'.er - the Grand
Army " ihe Republic e che CLOSING
session . ilr 1919 >tafe cnsuriI',nsni
n ih.~ city iilon-n-n-tol Was chosen
- itt IiAte tnr ncAt Yeas nrrliu--
Linton TIT lte cel~L> bureau ha~ ne
nrc'. that 'he CENTER - population %
Or Tinted S-afs~ win BE- moved west
ai'oEs thirty miles A. the crnter j.
l0N near I;.scmin-ron. io-al Stats
iirlan~ have --ur.si iia- iI Will b. 10
oE -e-ir Linton
Korhs>fer The Fureu ,-.unty cum-
n..~slnuer~ here rrifr,d -h. suurt-
hou>. clo-s 'uru,t i.-cs In hour e. she
uiL .iuse. following rhs p-s~rurafion ~
re-lrtu f-rsn the fulton County
Fairness as~o-'at.ou IN uhi,h il t. ~ct
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colleges and universities ~ Indiana hy
establishing wireless stations az each
Institution was announced by Prof.
Edwin Morrison. head Of the physis-
department ~ Earlham college
Seymaur-A Sec i0nal school fght
in Salt Cr,.S township. jackson coun-
~. which started four years aso. result
~ Ia the organization n a new town
ship o. D. known u~ Per>hinE II T.
composed ~ 81 sections Ca the eastern
i.art 81 Salt Cr,es township.
Indianapolis Fountain county j.
rhe first ia Indiana a. take advantage
- The new Indiana employment com
mission Law. which aurhorize~ the ex-
I--nfisure ~ public funds for the OF
GRAFTON and maintenance, II local en-
l'l"tment service and for vocational
guidance for minors
Int.auapoiIs--That uniform pol
icy sron wlil be adopted by the gov
eminent authorities az Washington. D.
a. with view 10 prevent men In the
uniform ~ TIE United States army
fr'En p,~ldi.n-- j. tn. opinion 81 Maj
john a.. Key holds. representative IN
rLe central district II Col Arthur
woods. assistant ID the secretary ~
war. ui,r nt.n,ly or,..n,-l I'm o.iice In
Indianar-~iS
Ini.anaroii~ Emphasizing rhe sue
ce~~ful results th..t ar,.n,la,i the baby
sewing can,rsT-n ~ Igl> pr. Ada +
Srhu,s-zyr. assistant i,a,-...rio-- ~
rh.. ln,ilaua STATE l..ani ~ health ann
la charge n rhs wars az tie I-nit,-l
States chilG-e-i-s bureau IN fl,e depart
rner- ~ la..ar stated ro liz. animal
h.-nrh n,Hre-~- ..i.-t ha-, rl.rr she
r.r,,rs >...l ~ extend ~. ,te-x n III
rru.i. every h.-,,-h s--s.lf,.-,.r. y, III.
state
c.r---s.,s f,.--i...r..,...,- ....,r.,
.-.-rr.i~. rn.-- ~. .-.--. r,,--- -ror-
~. vl-r ~. ,....- r..-,-'-,. r-..r $3.50 ~,
~. ,.r....-. ~. $500. .,.., ~.
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W0MAN'S NERVES
MADE STRONG
By Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Winona. MINI. -" i suffered for more
than . year from nervousness, and was
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italy Pro-is.a Fi.-s.

As d hasis ~ rr~uming participation
in the peace negotiations Premier Or
ianio accepted proposal fhar Italy
administer Fiume as q mandatory n
The iea-ue - nations until 1873. after
which Fiume win rever1 20 Italian SOW
crei -ufy
During the four years - italian ad-
minIstrafion a harhor for the Ju-o-
Siavs VIII he built * rorr a few
miles lower down the Atriafic coas--
The hart0r viii have railroad commu-
nicarfon with Arran and other cities
Italy. Il g. understood. also 4 rrCpar-
lnE 20 make sacrifices ~ some ~ her
other claims on the nalmltian cnasf.
Italians Back .; Peace Table.
Paris. May vitforio Orlando. the
italian premier. and Baron Stamina.
the foreign minister. arrived in Paris
from Rome just in time o. he present
nc ire rreSentatiol ~ fhe reace treaty
% the Germans az Versailles
The Italian premier arrived ~ the
Paris white House ius- as the coun-
cil ~ four reassernh'ed and resumed
his seat in The council.