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Una demanda
Ell CAPTAIN KENNERLY HACE
RECLAMACIoNES IMPORTANTES
PoR HABER SALvADo UNA CARGA
DE RON vALORADA EN- S1,2s6.ooO.

FL Captain Kennerly, que salvo ell
cargamento de la goleta Madeline
Shirley Lord, ha presentado una de-
manda ante Ell tribunal del Almirantaz-
go de la Corte de Distrito de los Esta-
dos, Unidos por mediacion de su abo-
gado. por haber salvado dicho carga-
mento, valorado segun consta en los
archives de la corte. en- I'M 81 .286. 900.
Ell Captain Kennerly no ha pedido
una cantidad determinada de dinero en-
su reclamation, pero ha solicitado que
la corte determine la cantidad que lie
corresponds por los servicios prestado
EN- Ell salvamento de la preciosa carga,
de acuerdo con los estatutos del alnli-
rantazgo que sc relacionan con casos
de esta naturaleza. Las corteS conce-
den ell del treinta al cincuenta por cien-
to del valor de un cargamento los
hombres que 10 salvan de un desastre
maritime.
No Sc menciona ell los papeles ra-
dicados en- la corte quienes son los pro-
pietarios consignatarios del carga-
mento de ron, nj cuales son las compa-
MAS que han asegurado dicha carga.
La demanda fue establecida contra ell
cargamento debido esta circunstancia.
y este Sc encuentra bajo la custodia de
los oficiales de la Aduana de Ponce.
Sc sabe que ell desastre maritime ocu-
rrio en- la costa sur de la isla, una dis
tancia de una milla de la playa de
Ponce, Ell dia seis de MARIO de 1919.
La carga permanecio en- la goleta has
ia que esta Qued6 totalmente destruida.
FL Captain Kennerly alega que encon-
tr6 la goleta abandonada, y que uevo
un grupo de hombres la goleta para
salvar su cargamento, que luchando
con grandes obstaculos logr6 salvar
1868 pipas de ron. FL Captain Kenner-
ly especifica en- su alegato que Alvino
Gonzalez Sc asocio el en- esta empresa,
y que tiene derecho la mitad de la
suma que legalmente conceda la corte.
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lar cargos concretos contra funciona-
rios determinados. Cit6 entonces va
rias obras pIblicadas en- los Estados
Unidos donde Sc censura la conducta
del gobierno, y del misnso senado. Alu-
dio la obra Renovation Social ell
la cual hay un articulo intitulado lei
Destino de las Naciones Lego par
te de lin editorial del New York Anne
rican'' en- el que Sc eombatio de una
manera energica slps miembros del
Senado americana.
Fundandose en- estos hechos -dijo-
yo crei que en- Puerto Rico tambien po-
dia censurarse la actuaci6n de una le-
gislatura.
Entonces, el propio Sr. Fernandez
Garcia suscito una Question de derecho
en- la que alegaba cue .su memorial ne
constituia sufciente motive para un
procedimiento de 'infpeachment"
La comisi6n SC retro a los aposen-
tos del Speaker para estudiar la
question de derecho slscitada, y decla-
ro un receso de ciDco minutes que du-
raron mas de media hora.
Duranre este intervalo5 el ST. Fernan-
dez Garcia permaneci6 ell el salon de
la Camara y Sc acorce a el, el sr. Cue
IRA Mondragon, cen quien estuvo de-
partiendo largo ratio.
Cuando Ia Camara voIvio a declarar-
Sc en- session, el taquigrafo Sr Victor
Moya, lego ol inforIAe de la comision
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ALEMANIA Sc DIVIDE EN-
PEDAZ0S
PAS PROVINcIAS DEL RHlN Sc
CONSTITUENT EN- REPUBLlcA

COPENHAGUE, JUNO 2.-Es
tan graVisima la situacion inter
ma de AIemania, que reina ell te-
NOR ALI de que todas las regio-
mes mas importantes Sc consti-
tuyan en- Estados independent
tes.
Por conducto official, Sc ha CO.
municado a las naciones que ha
sido proclamada la RepGbIica del
Rhin, formada por todas las pro-
vincias occidentaIes del ex-Im-
perio.
d. Tambien Sc informa que Herr
Dorben ha sido procIamado, por
una gran mayoria de votos, en- la
AsambIea provisional que Sc
efectuo aver. presidente de la
mencionada RepubIica.
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Filipinas pide otra vez su independence
Las provincias del Rhin Sc separan de Alemania
Tragico suceso en- Caracas
FL actor Manuel Villarreal
muere de repente en- la escena

Egfre tanto. una csccua impgcsiouau
te. mucho mas que las quc d farea O.
bia ALI desarrollsdo iantas veces. -
produeia posa~ raso~ rHanHn
a. telon Ia ~cnora dr Nillafsri nH.
tcnece al Cucrpo de Coros dc Ia Campa
MA. cntrs CRITICS 90 Iest.pfu
lila ln-i>feut,men H#.f.
lad. toda % ,efdai o, ie -..Ht.
,n Ias ro-frs. p, .os a.tar.. fnH
taba uua bouda rm.ei.
cicf'o. qH, -r somuHieal
soma. pro-,ut.e. rytum naI
dc Ga tompaala Eu ga sFa
pasaba. no dc mcntira como ~ eoetum
brc en- Ia farsnduia. sino trarica r im
perativamento. como una reiua quo be
netTa de improviso en- sue oivia7doa do
minios
y nnguno qucua Greer qne "a ~
trusa habia dcsplogado en- aquoi rineou
dc Ia algeria sus amplias alas frnebrc
Trssladado el actor ST. residcueia
del Hotel Dc Familias. ~ D. csgu.na de
Paisritos. a peticion de Ia sociedad de
Cines de todos sus compsheros gule
mes 10 ligaban tantos ncxos afcctu0sos
ol doctor Razetti le hizo un nuevo fetg
nocimicnto. constatando "a mncgtc re
pentina por nsunciencia ael cogazou
" que sucedia en css corasou. vi
brante como ma paudcreta. tornado
para Ia iua dc las impresiones Fuiiles
para quien ei vibrar caiido vivaa
de los valses hGngsros qas fofman 81
noYfvo acsntrat dsr aansfe gus eniaiuR
tiene todas las noches sus mas fisps
mas caricias7 Antcs de hnalisar q 81
gundo scto dc Juan sczundo ca -
cefio que clsvsba su garrs On apueila
cara. hccha para ei beso y ~ verso. se
adivinaba ma tragedia couido 81 r.
Ion. ella. Ia divina Esperanza. .icmpfc
tan risueha. corrio escondcrse en- ea
camcrino luego, r. maTcho Tu casa.
a esperar con ia angustia eu ~ pecho 81
desenlace de aquella tragsdia. que ~
habia sonado nunca en- Representa-
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LOS FILIPINOS QUIEREN SER
INDEPENDENTS SIN MAS
DILACIONES

WASHINGTON, JUNO 2.-Ha
producido extraordinaria impre-
sion la actitud rara de FiIipinas,
que a pesar de la seguridad alb
soIuta que dio a los representan-
tes del Archipelago ell presidente
Wilson de hacerIo independence,
pide otra Vez su Immediate liber-
tad.
El Comite filipino ha entregado
a los comites fiIipinos del Sena-
do y la Camara de Representan-
tes, una soIicitud en- que pide
que sea concedida la indepen-
dencia sin mas diIaciones nj
aplazamientos.
En- la referida soIicitud Sc picie
tambien una respuesta catego-
RIGA al presidente Wilson.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-03

Guatemala, Honduras y Nicara-
qua han reconocido como beIige-
rantes a los reVoIucionarios que
Iuchan en- Costa Rica para derro-
car all dictador Tinoco, que Sc
procIamo, apoyado en- las bayo-
netas, presidente della Rep1bIi-
ca.
Los reVoIucionarios cuentan
con numerosos proseIitos y un
gran parque de armas, por 10 que
Sc supone que la revoIucion du-
rara aIg1n tempo y sera activa
y sangrienta.
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.Lcdo. Salvador Suau

Sc complace en- participar sus
amigos y relacionados que tiene nue.
vamente instaIados su bufete y of
Gina notarial en- su antique local del
edifcio del American Colonial Bank
de San Juan, P. &.
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SIGUE la AGITAcION POLITICA
EN- ESPASA
LA NoRMALIDAO Sc RESTA-
BIEcE EN- EL SUR

MADRID. JUNO 2.-co.'tin1a
la agitaci6n poIitica motivada
por las discordias que producsn
las eIecciones y eI antagonismo
de los pros6Iitos de Maura y IL
CierVa.
la situaci6n ha meiorado mu-
cho en- AndaIucia.
Todos los confIictos suscitados
en- las provincias y en- las pobla-
clones mas importantes han to-
nido soluci6n.
En- muchas regiones DC IA Pc
ninsuIa ha empezado Ia siega.
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UN MlNISTRO ALEMAN Sc
0P0NE A LA FlRMA DEL
TRATAD0

BERLIN, JUNO 2.-EI ministro
de Hacienda aIeman Sc declare
aver opuesto a que sc firme ell
Tratado de Paz, por considerable
como una humiliation para su
pals.
EI ministro de Hacienda de-
cIar6 que la mayor parte de los
ministries, case que Sc firme Ell
protocoIo de la paz, presentaran
inmediatamente su renuncia.
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Ell "oRFEoN GAYARRE"

Ha sido organizado Ell "orfeon Ga
yarre'' ell primer ensayo Sc celebra-
ra en- ell ediicio de la Y. M. C. A. hoy
martes las ocho de la noche.
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AVISO

Ell vapor Santiago de Gu
ba" IIegara ell microbes, dia
a de Junio y saIdra ell dia si-
guiente para escaIas acostum-
bradas admitiendo carga y
pasajero.
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E
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TREMENDA REVOLUTION con-
IRA Ell PRESIDENTE DE LA
REPUBLICA DE COSTA RIGA

WASHINGTON, JUNO 2.-Han
IIegado informes a esta capital
en- los que Sc asegura, extra-ofi-
ciaImente, que los gobiernos de
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-19

Miss Edith Rolf OF Rolf, who mas
been visiting Misses Mildred ana Mar
iorie White, returned home Monday
She was accompanied 10y Miss MarJor-
ie White. on "A return visit
Joe Curtis of Gainesville was Wis
itor i'm sulphur over sunday. lie re
turned to Gainesville Monday.
Miss Myrtle Pickens visited Mr.. ana
Mrs /. T.. Pacey during the past week
end.
c. ID. Jones went to Oklahoma city
Monday ON business.
Deputy Sheriff John G, Cornell went
to Norman Monday to place Mrs. Neal
in the asylum for the insane.
q. l.. Gather of Hickory was at
tending to business ut the county seat
Monday morning.
Pauls Valley was an easy victim
for the sulphur bal lteam on local
grounds last Sunday. The score was
10 to = in Sulphurs favor, the local
team playing al laround the visitors
at al lstages of the game.
The Artesian Dance pavilion had
its formal opening Saturday night. with
a afge attendance from neighborlns
cities
Mr. and Mrs Bunyan Simmons oil
Sherman have been visiting their par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. j. IL. Simmons dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. John Collet left Monday for an
extended visit to Dvnison, Texas. MIR.
Collet went to Oklahoma City for a
business trip. Monday.
j. r. FAINT of Oklahoma City, was
here this week on business matters.
Judge W. n. Lewis. city attorney of
Monday afternoon.
Joe Featherstone, who with his
brother Lonnie, were among the first
volunteers in the early days of the
war returned home last week from
overseas After visiting his parents
in this city. he will go to Wichita
Falls, Texas, where he has employ
ment.
EdEzell, formerly of Lawton was
here the first of the week visiting his
father and sisters.
The little son of VIM. Jones, was
bitten by ferocious dog last week in
the west side of town. The dog was
killed by some neighbors. The little
child is recovering from the attack.
Mrs Paul Rial left last Saturday
for St. Lauis, where she attends the
Southwestern Conference of Red Cross
workers as delegate from the Murray
county chapter.
Mrs Hattie Deel, was in sulphur
visiting the first of the week.
Rev. c. F.Mitchell went to Ard
more yesterday to preach the annual
sermon for the Woman's Home Mission
airy Society meeting in that city.
Prof. and Mrs. j. White Thomas
left Tuesday for Oklahoma City where
they will spend the summer.
GrandpaSlover left Tuesday for a
visit with friends and relatives in
northwest Oklahoma.
Miss Lois Slower visited her sisters,
Misses Ruth and Ruby Slower at Ada.
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. w. A. Kelley and Mrs. c. p.
Singletarry, who have been visiting at
Hot Springs, for several weeks re-
turned home Monday afternoon.
a. L. Ramsey of Dewey. Okla, was
visiting his father Judge j. ID. Ram
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sey here the first Of the week. Arlie
brought his little son TO visit ms
grandfather a while,
Lloyd Ross was "A visitor In Ada
the first of the week.
Judge Bolen Of Ada, was sulphur
visitor Monday,
W. ). Picliens and family of Rolf
were in sulphur to see the ball game
Sunday.
Misses Clarice and aPttie Brown
were oklahoma city visitors last
week.
Miss Beulah Williams has been Wis
itius Miss rattie Brown the past
week.
Mrs. W. NJ. Douglas went to Ada
Monday for Il visit.
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Statesmen Wanted

SALESMEN-If you can
sell oil land lots mot u stock PROPOSE
tom in proven territory, write us.
These lots are just beyond the city
limits of Healdton. Good opportunity
for the salesman and the investor
Arizona Oklahoma Oil Co. Box 81
Healdton. Okla. l5-7
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WANTED TO RENT or buy from
owner, Groom modern house by Au-
gust l., northwest or southwest pre-
ferred. Address Mrs. Lamb, $40 So.
7th street. Lawton, Okla. III
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-19

HOMES for sale in all parts Of town.
terms arranged to suit. Buy or eX
change small homes for large ones
trade cars for homes or vice versa
/ trade any old way. Yates, the
Earth Man. 1874
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Positions W Wsnted.

Unemployment during the
summer months and September by
young lady school teacher. Can do
stenographic work, that and general
office or clerical work preferred.
Phone S24-J 15-17-1S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-19

A couple without children want to rent
an unfurnished apartment or or o.
room house. Phone 1889. III
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WANTED-A few shares of Chicka'
saw stock Write amount for sale
and lowest cash price. Address 6lS
care Ardmoreite. 1910
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Livestock

heifers, months or over. c. G.
Rowland. l2-6
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To Exchange

FOR TRADE-F'ine player piano for
Ford car Who has one? Call 221
d. street southeast Phone 1897.
17-7
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-19

FOR RENT-4room cottage, modern
very reasonable to right party 5o3
G. northwest 1l-3
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Help Wanted-Female

ANTED-Panama hats. suits. SILK
dresses and all kinds OF ladies fine
dresses to clean or dye. any shade.
We viii do your work the way you
want II. when you want II. Phone
SOL. Auto delivery. London's Dye
Works. 90 I'm
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Male Help Wanted
Wanted to Rent

WANTED-Modern residence with
large yard for garden and chickens;
must be close in; prefer to deal with
owner. $1,000 cash payment. Call
1909 1915
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For Rent--Rooms

FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
light housekeeping rooms, down
stairs. modern ana close in. ll5
Third avenue northwest. Phone 400
l63
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Autos to Hire

FOR SERVICE CAR call 1898. stand
at Harrell Drug store. Jack Raid'
3O.lm
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For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT-3room house on Moore
street southeast, SIS. Phone 1SS-R.
III
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FOR RENT-Five room house, 19 Sew
enth avenue, n. E., phone 667-J. 1873
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Seeds
Oil Stocks
Oil Stock for Sale.


The Sachem Oil & Gas company Of
Ardmore, Okla, offers S2O.000.00 Of
its treasury stock for sale at par, for
the purpose of drilling on their 30.
acre lease in sec. %, As, wv. This
company has 27O acres in desirable
leases in Hewitt, Wheeler and east
Ardmore fields. Capitalization only
$50, 100000. Watch this stock climb
and watch it go. We have fine
acreage good stuff. We have w. p.
Poland as president c. II. Clements
as secretary and treasurer, j. b.
Spragins. VIM. Newman, VIM.
Schwarz and w. r. Ward as directors.
w. b. Johnson attorney. Nuff Said.
Get in while you can.
Sachem Oil & Gas Co.
Phone 48.
I'm
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Typewriters

WANTED TO RENT-A typewriter
Underwood or Remington prelerreu,
Phone 1855. 1870
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For Sale

CHOICE HONEY-Quality and weights
guaranteed. Comb or extracted Geo.
w. Coltrin & Son. Mathis. Texas.
15.7
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FOR RENT-Furnished bedroom, hot
and cold water, large closet, in new
Easley apartments. llG l'2 North
Washington street. l0'i
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Wanted to Buy

WANTED-2O0 or $50 chairs suitable
for use in u moving picture theatre
WIN pay cash and must be bargain.
Give full details and price first let
ter. Write Box Il or call Newton,
Phone No. 81, Loco, Okla. 15-7
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-19

FOR SALE-Bob Hutchns' old home
place in East Ardmore. 5.rooms. sleep.
ing porch, big lot, cellar. ETC.; also
Broom bungalow n. street south
west, modern. /. r. Best. 15'7
The spectator., 1919-02-07
A Romance of the American Army Fighting on the Battlefields of France
Copyright, by w. C.. Chapman)
"WeStOn." he answered.

And suddenly he remembered Elea- nor, and, ashamed and humiliated, and yet strangely elevated, he began to push his way back through the crowd.
 He turned into the street of the jail. Dead bodies lay everywhere. and al ready some of the ambulance men were succoring the wounded. Broken guns, rifles, haversacks, all the parapher- nalia of battle strewed the streets. The debris of the jail came into view. The sun, dancing above it, indicated, to Marks astonishment, that hours had passed, and that it was afternoon. Mark felt suddenly sick, he trembled, and with his last reserves of strength he staggered forward.
 Then he saw Colonel Howard with in the orifice in the wall, and Eleanor kneeling beside him, holding water bottle to his lips. She turned, saw him. and ran to him, folded her arms about his neck and pressed her lips to his,
The spectator., 1919-02-07
CHAPTER XVII.

Hartley sat up on the stretcher and was evident that he was desperately wounded. One of the orderlies kneeled beside him and held him.
 "This man." said the General, chew ing at his mustache in emotion which he could not altogether hide. twas once an officer in the service of our coun- try. He was engaged in confidential work in the war department. He was accused of espionage-unjustly ac- cused"
 With low cry Eleanor rushed for ward and kneeled beside the stricken man: she placed her arms about him and drew his head down upon her shoulder. looking piteously into the weary eyes. Hampton raised her hand to his lips and kissed 1t.
 "Unjustly accused" repeated the General Major Kellerman. stand to attention. sir! You shall be heard later He was the victim of the Sys- tenn. which was even then laying it's plans in Washington. He was the vic- tim of woman named Morsheim-- Ililda MOrsheim, whose activities were we'll known, though we could then do nothing to counteract them. She made speciality of turing young officers into gambling dens, winning large sums from them. and thus leading them down the slope toward disgrace and death.
 "She had confederate who was highly placed in the war department. When. by their united efforts. they failed to make traitor of Captain Hampton. they eompassed his ruin. How they did so need not describe now. The facts are of record; it Is enough to say that they succeeded. Hampton was driven into exile; but they were not satisfied with that. They broke his career, they drove him from the company of all decent men. But that was not enough. They broke his wife's heart; she died. They made his name one of execration. Still they were not satisfied. With deyillsh in. eenulty they sought to cover their tracks by making 1t appear that lamp
The spectator., 1919-02-07

To be possessed of head of heavy, beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fluffy. wavy and free from dandruff is merely a matter of using little Danderine.
 It is easy and inexpensive to have nice. soft hair and lots of it. Just get a small bottle of Knowlton's Danderine now--it costs but few centS-all drug stores recommend it-apply little as directed and within ten minutes there will be an appearance of abundance, freshness, flufiiness and an incompara- ble gloss and lustre, and try as you will you cannot find trace of dandruf or falling hair; but your real surprise will be after about two weeks use. when you will see new hair-fine and downy at first-yes-but really new hair-sprouting out all over your scalp -Danderine Is. we believe, the only ure hair grower, destroyer of dan Iruff and cure for itchy scalp. and 1t Iever fails to stop falling hair at once.
 If you want to prove how pretty and soft your hair really is. moisten cloth with q little Danderine and carefully draw It through your hair-taking one small strand at time. Your hair will be soft. glossy and beautiful in just a few mOments-a delightful surprise awaits everyone who tries this. Adv.
The spectator., 1919-02-07
CHAPTER xV-Continued.

And with the blow all his strength returned, all his energy and zest for battle. He forgot everything. Waving the sword, he hurled himself into the ~tacking ranks. They gave, and with ( cheer the defenders swept on into ~e main street, Mark leading them.
 How he fought that day he never knew; long afterward he would see visions of it in sleep, and battle pie lures that forever eluded his waking consciousness. Round the little vil- from unexpected places. hideous death traps caught the unwary and venture some, sometimes street was filled with jostling mob, too packed to use heir steel, tearing at one another with
 ,ts and teeth. There was no order,
 the command fell to him who
The spectator., 1919-02-07
Old Siberian City

One of the principal Siberian cities is Tobolsk. the commercial center of extends over an area of 500.000 square miles, a large portion of which. how ever Is practically uninhablted. The most prominent building In the city Is the Kremlin, built in imitation of the great citadel in Moscow. This struc- ture was erected by Swedish prisoners of war captured by Peter the Great at the battle of Poltava in lT09.
The spectator., 1919-02-07

Look at the tongue, mother Ii coated, 1t is sure sign that your lit- tie ones stomach, liver and bowels needs gentle, thorough cleansing at once.
 When peevish, cross, listless, pale, doesn't sleep, doesn't eat or act natu- rally, or is feveriSh, stomach sour, breath bad; has stomach-ache, sore throat, diarrh9a, full of cold, give a teaspoonful of California Syrup of Figs" and in few hours all the foul, cOnstipated waste, undigested food and sour bile gently moves out of the little bowels without griping, and you have a well, playful child again.
 You needn't coax sick children to take this harmless fruit laxative ;" they love it's delicious taste, and it always makes them feel splendid.
 Ask your druggist for bottle of "California Syrup of Figs" which has directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly on the bottle. Beware of commercials sold here. To be sure you get the genuine, ask to see that it is made by the Cali fOrnia Fig Syrup Company" Refuse any other kind with contempt.-Adv.