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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-14
FOUR TAKEN N MURDER PLOT

Copenhagen, April II. - Four per-
sons have been arrested in Dresden
on suspicion of having had part in
the murder of War Minister Neuring
on Saturday.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-14

Copenhagen, April IA. - Ukrain-
ian forces heavily bombarded Lem
berg on Thursday and Friday, many
persons being killed and wounded
according to a dispatch received here
from that city.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-14
TROTZKY SEES HOPE IS
GOING FOR RED ARMY
Tells Forces Effort Must Center in East Wants Ekater
inburg, Perm and Ufa; Ukranians Bombard
Lemberg; Many Are Killed and Wounded

send old and experienced troops to
that quarter. 1t is absolutely nee
essary for us to capture Ekaterin-
burg, Perm and Ufa.''
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-14

Paris. April 1i.-The peace treaty
and. the League Of Nations undoubt-
edly have reached the final stage
of negotiations, but it is not yet clear
that they arc out of troubled waters,
as both must pass the ordeal of
plenary session of the Peace Con
ference and then so before the Yer
saiIles Congress, where enemy pow
ers will be represented. Indications
are that II combination of both will
be written into preliminary peace
treaty within the coming two weeks.
CONTINUED on Page 10.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-14

q y y y = 3 + y Z = S'S .
s coLu#@@ May INCREASE TROLLEY FARES
3 #-asa.-ge7a-A According 60 decision ot tHe Su-
: r-cua .a,a. Day city officials o. Columbus Ohio are
5. -asrrase IRON preventing shs Columbus se5es Rail.
: aag Company from increasing It's fares. Manufacturers
s o proprietary so7ds in Eaasas uss state on her labels
: the percentage of ingredients used by sae according 90
j. an opinion handed down by the Court.
s AasarcAu MISSIONARIES ARRESTED
$ San Francisco - Pour American missionaries lu
$. seoa. capita. Of Korea, have been arrested by ,he
+ Japanese In connection with the Korean revolution ae-
j. aor5az information received here goaay by Rev.
: David .as general manager Of The Korean National AS,
: soaaaoa Branch here,
! AMENDED LEAGUE CREED DIssATIsF1Es !
J. Lo7dqa-Tha sgraar yof the amended c3veuaat Of
+ the Lsaaaa Nations evoEes no enthusiasm ir ss Loh
i dan iaag asaa2aPsr and some soaaenfaes-s @-ars
: 20 bessss ssasf2aea-y.,aan the FIRST draia
s. REsTRAINs ILLINOIS. CoESSIssIoN
Z Caieago-FedeTaI Judges Baker lands ard 7age
= to-day granted temporary Injunction restraining the
Z uunoia State Public Utilities Cor1rissior and Attorney
: General s-an5aga from interfering with The new saed
s. ule Of t-ePhaa. and telegraph rates promugs$a by
s Postmaster General Burleson April I.
{ WILLIAM KJocHEs WrDow DIES
!. Buffalo ~. Y,--mrs Sarah Jane Kaoths, widow Of
j. William Knoehe foremost musician & Harris
Z burg and mother Of Frank Knoehs Of as eitdiea here
s last night at the home of her daughter MIS- John w
8 Cobb 4}9 Riohnona A,ehos. Services viii Be held 20
+ morrow afternoon 80 O'clock Inttrment 7 be III
s Ne~ York city.
s.
s. RAISE $500 FOR ARMENIA RELIEF
= Harrisburg 5000 Of the $4,000 asked 9t tae ty
{ for the Armenia relief fund has already BEEN raised tee
j. committee charge Of the drive reports Last Sunday
6 S707 -7-- ----7 II TIE Grace TGFT75zTgT CFTTCF
: MARRIAGE LICENSES -
s. and dGussie
Weiser NJ. Ressi nbrook.
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-14
German delegates
to Be Called to
Conference
WILSON IS TO
MEET THE HUN
Monroe Doctrine
and Jap Race
Problem Up

Paris. April ii.-TEc Coun-
Gil of Four did net meet this
morning. Instead, President
Wilson had long conference
with Premier Orlando and other
Italian leaders on the Ndriatic
problem. ono of the last vital
questions remaining t. he dis
cuS@cd hy the council.
Premier Orlando recently
suggested TO the President tho
adviSahiiity of informal cX-
changes over the question of
Fiumc and Italy'S claims i'm the
Eastern Adriatic. President Will
son In concurrin@ with this sug-
gcStion. promised to give the
matter his personal study. The
conference to-day probably was
tho outcome OF this suggestion.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Henry s.
Neiser Annie
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06

n a man h vide awake during the
day fc can afford o. sleep ~ night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06
Catholic Churchmen
In City Enroute to
Santa Fe

Catholic churchmon from Texas.
Arizona and New Mexico LEFT Aihu-
qurruue this morning la % special cor
Tor Stuta fe whore they will attend
tomorrow mouauH the conservation OF
the Most Reverend Albert Daercr Win
b. becoming archbishop Of the arvh-
diocese Of Santa Fe the largest in
the Z nited States. after ten Nsar spent
~ head ~ the Franciscan mission Tor
the inainnr OF the Iemrz pueblo. They
vail probably ho joined at lAmy hN
church d~irnitauea from colorado. that
state heiur also Included IN the Santa
Ne archdiocese.
The ruthcunr Of church ofnclali
was nntnhio On d extent of ~ rep.
r~vssutafiou. A larre delegation of
nuns was also on tho train Tits morn
ms
a Hixtccn-picco band four ed pf
Navajo Indian boys from 81 airhaolH
srhoul RAJ Fort Defence in ArJou
entertained the crowd az the atauou
this morning while cnroute 90 SnnUi
fr Tho YOUNG mw clans played very
accoptnhiy and drUw considerable mp
plauss from he ~hyatamdcrs
Father A. N Mnndnlart. pastor of
Immaculate Conception church in Al.
"bunucrluc. Joined D. party here to
attend the conservation Tie expects
TO return TO the city late tomorrow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06
MOMENT DRY CLEAN
THINGS At HOME
Tryitl For a few cents you can
dry clean everything.

Save five % ton do,nrs quickly b.
dry cleaning everything In the home
with gasoline that would he ruined by
soap aud wntcr-suita. coats. waists,
elikn. iarca. gloves. shoes. furs. drnp-
crlsr. rugn-oycrythinE'
Place a gallon or more % gasoline
In u dlahpan or waHhboilcr then pat
In tht hlnrs 20 be dry cleaned. then
wash them with SolNito soap shortly
everything comes n looking Ike
new. Nothing fades. rhrirks ~
wrinkles 10 not attempt 20 dry
clean without Solyite soap. Thu
gasoline soap n the secret Of all dry
cleaning.
A package ~ solvite soap contain.
ing directions for homo dry cleaning
costs little nt any drug store. DR.
clean outdoors or nWny from nnme
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06
Santa Fe Shop Men
Boost Victory Loan
At Morning Meeting

boosting the Victory iUlu 1000
rhuumcu from thr Santa BE- met 40
the ruundhuuHu Ht % urluUk This
TuruInr Tor H patriotic rally a plat
form uHr erected Boa the yard and Wa
rIuhurHtslY decorated with American
'Hrs lud BUNTING ln the background
tho service flags ~ the various shop
organizations were displayed
The nraf speaker WIS NfHuiHIu
MunfnfI. former county Hunsrlnfen.
dent of schools ne wus followed hy
A o. Mashtrr. Hfurckrepcr Nestur
Nuutull. editor OF Ia Htudsri Anne
nglnH. then spoke in both English
and spanish " y Patterson. score.
flrF ~ th. mHrhIn.sf.' union. closed
900, program j McNufry pfesid
go ut tho mrstiuF after being intro.
ducod hv ~ y Barton supefinfcu-
lent Of rho shops
lnfrns. Interest was displayed
throughout Tine msrtuE and the loan
uurl lu The shops WlH given a sub.
stIutIHi hou.f The railroad men are
working hard fn sxrced their sub
s|rripuunH boz thH Fourth Liberty l.oHu
whom thsy HthIrNri 900 ruNlHhlc roU.
nri ar M,Nurr} rsBu sume lutrr.
ostlnE reports ~ tho bond purchase
bN rHIIrlaU ui'u over thH country aud
.G particular sections Of NrN McN.co
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06
Clear, PeaChy Skin
Awaits Anyone Who
Drinks Hot Water
Says an inside bath. before break.
fat helps Va look and feel
clean. sweet, fresh.

spurkliuE and Nl,HrIuus mefis
bright ulprt#I good. rluHT HHIu uu
% natural. rosy. healthy complexion
arr nHaur~i only hy purp blood 0.
only every man aud woman could t.
induced tu adopt tho mumIuE inside
hath, what e. rfHii0Ilnr change would
take place" Instead of tho Thousand.
Of sickly unaemtr. lookIur men. wu.
men Eirls with paafN ur muddy
compl"uonH, instead OF tho mutt.
tudeH or ueryc wrecks. "uIudnNuH
brain lass and possimisiv wr should
soc 70 Nlrilr optimistic thrUuE off ruHH
checked people rfprNWlrfr
40 inside hath De- had bs dHrlIu.
each morning before ErrnIfIrf. .
Flna ct rsal hot water With BE- frf.
spoonful ol limestone phosphate Boo t
Geo wash from Che stomach liver. I.I.
news ana ten yards uf bowels tIY ur..
Niuua days -iuilgrstihi, Wbft. SOM.
iorWHutufluus o. ruisuns fhm
ci'asiuE. HNrptpuinE and fr,.nHriur
fho rnurr nlimrnttry canal before
putting moro food into th, stomach.
IhusD suhuIrrt go aItk headache
hiliuufnefH nastt breath. rheumatism.
colds % uITU.ulITt NUusn who UHt
t pallid ailluw rom p%l'Riuu tud who
are Cu~urtiuutri tsIt often .Ifp urged
% obtain u quarter pound of umos'ol.
phosphate eco fNU drug store whlrN
VII cost luf Fol- tfIflr. but ls .uffTIrII
tu d'mnnsirIfr tht quick and remark
Hhlo chHnrr iH both health tud ut.
p'nrinCc .tlng those who practice
informal sanitation We muHJ rrmem
hsr b o. inside tisinlIusva ls murs lu
unffhut than outside. lrptus" IIr shin
does not absorb impufltits Zoo con
Illuminate Che blood while tho pores IH
the ihiri' I"'t nf bowels do.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06

laying al Hurley and Santa rita.
win be iu silver Ciy Friday nisht
az ~ pa-o and las Cruces the early
purt ~ next week, and IN Aihuquer.
que probably on Thursday % next
Ueei.
Mis. GLADYS Mandcll Of Alhupuer-
que. who is one of the Red Cross
hoste-seH az Fort HAZARD. has been
sent ahead hy tho publicity commit
tee 90 start the bail rnllinr, and ar
rived ln town this morniuE to take up
he matter with M Red trusr aud 60
make preliminary arrangements Tbs
a. e. rantruu Will luuk after the boys
while thsy are here aud viii help tho
advertising manager who arrives to-
morrow a. much 49, possible, ~ am
uuuutUmrut ~ the cominN perform
ancr Will he made tonight 10 the per
Torrance. The kids clever
The majority ~ the boys In the
cHsf are overseas cunNnlyHrcntH y
UHrlen. whp wrote the uhretfu. at.
though not In the pluy. waH taken 90
pa the nlEht uf H. production tud has
been vetb riCk over since Tho per
-futmanccH being given now are Tor
the benefit of The boys themselves
and deserve therefore the patronage
OF the public There o. an officer Ia
charre Of tha company, and tho tour
b. being made with the fun approval
.NNN """NFN NHN"N W. 90" ~"
AN the officer m charge - Fort
nuyari.
From nii accounts the u0rforman /,
Will undoubtedly he Il real treat. "a
mrrrN military miNup lu two
ninuoeuVrrl" 30 D. Described. catchy
music. professional swing tu ines and
ncunr costume from san Francisco,
and an additional mount Ut pep and
individuality Infused into ~ by the
~IerauunlitY ~ tho boys themfelYor
The Victory .u finale which
closed The act and which var written
hl GoorEe smith especially FOR the
production nf eyes flight mukcs a
Parting appeal in behalf ~ the Buy
A. Huuh' propaganda ana rings down
tho curtain uu a. very successful Hhnw
The authors uud directors 90 the per
fnrmaurr ID. " Onrirn. Harold u.
Abbott 10 was a. dancing partner
II Naleska surratJ and Albert Niehsr-
Z sail. who wrutc tho words nnd music.
have set q nigh mark Tor future shows
20 attempt 90 reach
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06

Washington. Mav 6.4From Janu-
ury 4 10 April 40 receipts ~ he nfty
largest pVatofficca. welding about ono
half ~ the total postal revenue,
showed an Increase u more than nine
percent na compared with the corre-
spuudinr period itat year. Receipts
Tor April showed an Increase Of near
fourteen percent Postmaster uen-
csai Hurleaou -aid today that his rec
urd verified the opinion expressed by
him two months arc hat The
tfy was on the threshold ~ "a period
OF pronounced Industrial prosperity =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06
FORT BAYARD BOYS TO BRING
MILITARY MINSTREL SUCCESS,
EYES RIGHT, HERE NEXT WEEK

Convalescents Make Tremendous Hit With Orig
inal Play Put On For Victory Loan Now Being
Repeated in FL Paso and Southern Part of State,
With Colonel Rockhills Permission. to Raise
Funds For.Boys. Production Staged and Directed
By Professional. Musical Numbers Composed
BY Finished Musician. and Cast Made Up Of
Genuine Talent. Performances Given Under
Sponsorship Of Red Cross Staff Which Will Look
After Boys in Albuquerque
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06

Tho Fort nayard Dramatic club 10
making afransements tn hrinr tfeir
military ministries tn Ainuqucruur.
probably ON Thurad1y u neSt Nsek
"kyss Nirht' was written and pro-
duccd originally NJ fort H1Sntl frf
The Victory Inaa drive uuarr tho
aucpicer ~ the Red Cross stuff there.
and after "a two niFht run made sued
q tremendous hit that IL was decide
10 take u to other places They are
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06
Remodeling On New
Furniture Location

The buiidlng al h corner Of Third
end Gold. formerly occupied hy ~"
Wright Trading Post. ~ hcinE rem"h-
aied ans modern fixtures such a. a
frt class furniture sturr would necl
are being INSTALLED The Livingston
FURNITURE Co. which g. DOING husi
req at glG south second street. vii
move into tho building June let The
added floor space viii better accom-.
mo.l1fo thsir stock
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06

. The Evening Herald published
> ON Saturday afternoon, May ?. "a I
= uil page nd~Nertiseuicnt or IN"
. Home Hoys on company. tu
. which wua included a coupon a.
. be- used by SUITS rhou 90 b
= stock OF this company. IN that
. cuuI,fn the price OF the stock wis
. stated 40 81 90 "a share THIS I
. prirs should have becn Nshn s
. ahnrn. ns ST forth in an htrut I
. turr of the Home Boys ptl com I
. pnuY. and nH shown in other por- I
. fiona OF tho gtme advertisement
= In which this mistake ocyurrrd 4
. Tho error occurred In correct
. inr the proof OF the ndNertlse-
. mont and tho Evening Herald I
and rot the advertiser was ~
y fault
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06

Hives. eczowa, ten Or salt rhusm
sets you crazy. Can't bear the tou,n
q your clothing Doau's Ointment ia
nne for skin itching All druggists
sell f. 90 cents a boz.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06

Tho accoud mIug t1 consider b. the capitalization when yuu
tui H COMPANY paving agents commissions col 800 to 40 ptf
cont BEWARE Ih'r' q too much w.t'r'I stock
Tn" tHrl and iu my estimation sumofHIuE thHt BEL ,NgtstIurn
important Aud should have Nuur sfrsml consideration boz NlfE
Tiit PROFILE uEtuNp rHE PROPOSITION Competent
fH handle fMr situation VIII they hs uu tr rrUuud tH the
iul rrts iuan to oversee the Operations Nftf fhct rrf ul
VIII tnes have hui enough experience boo Know how Geo bandit,
imo production, 'i secure thc h'. U'rh,t uI Wulo Ihr m.f
ut cot 10 fuI con, etuosHulH,m
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06

MO put'uT with nn the compl
M uIrr unorur stock for snir fu
- the people. 90 IH t hHfi matter
fur the Investor 30 Iuriiu
which COMPANY iH beet Co pluc, hIH
money with
Z want to impress upon 20 Boo pick
ug o. rump1n, bon which to iu,tHi
Nuur hard earned dollars O. take
into consideration First. the most
vital question la the location of the
property \ smuutn.tuuuunI pro-
motor would tsll you tu PEI, HOW
Mf tl acreage thuE have tiIf.
friend what Euui iH u thousand
acres ,os I may Say 10000 Hrrra
N fs not properly located The
oi history uf Nofth Texas shows
that %, hIr money hua been made
out Of small acreage pr1p,Il Toe
Gated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-17
The way TO use VAP0RUB
FOR SPANISH Influenza
The Influenza Germs Attack the Lining of the Air
When NapoTub is Applied Over Throat and Chest, the
Medcated Vapors Inhaled Loosen the Phlegm Open the
Air Passages and Stimulate the Mucous Membrane to
Throw Off the Germs.

Most authorities now agree that
what we call Spanish influenza "
simply the old-faAhioned grip, which
was epidemic here In lSS9-e0. The
Influenza germs enter through the
nose and mouth and attack tho
lining Of tho air paEsagos--nose
On roht and bronchial tubes.
There is no cure or specific for
this disease. but Nature viii throw
off the attack. II only you conserve
your strength a competent phYai-
elan should always be called. Tho
use OF NapnItub does not interfere
with any informal treatment and II
is now being used by broad mindea
phyaiciana everywhere, In order TO
passages 20 throw off the grip rcrma,
to aid In iooaoning the phiegm and
keeping the air passages open. thus
making tho h~eathing easier. Hot,
wet towels should be applied over
the throat chest ana back between
tho shoulder blades TO open the
pores Then NnpoRub should be
rubbed In over the parte until the
skin w. rcd, spread on thickly and
covered with two thicl,ncsscs ~ hot
flannel cloths Leave the clothing
loose around tho neck. ns tho heat
OF tho bouy libcratea tho ingredients
Ia the form Of vaporg These vapors.
inhaled with each breath, carry the
medication directly to the parts nj
fcctcd. At the Same time Napoitub
is absorbed through and stimulates
the skin. attracting the blood 60 the
surface. ana thus aids in relieving
the congestion within.
HOW no AVON THE DISEASE
Evidence seems TO prove that
Influenza rs u germ disease.
spread principally by human contact.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-17
CUT THIS OUT
ON ENGLISH RECIPE ron ca
TAutttt. CArAUuH At. ntAt-
NESS AND HEAD NOISES

n YOU know ~ some ono who is
troubled with Catarrhal Deafness,
head noises ur ordinary tntatrh, cut
out this formula and hand X 20
them and sou may haN" h""n lhe
p~rhapS from total drhfucHa In
England. scientists Tor Ions tlmo
paat have recognized that cnthffh "
"A constitutional disease and nvcra-
sariiy requires couatttu uouai treat.
sprays. inhaicrs and nose douchca
are Table 60 trrttatr the delicate air
passage and force tho disease into
Inc middle ear. which frequently
disease may be driven down tho air
passages towards the lungs, which
n equally ~ dangerous Tho FOL.
low ms formula which 4 used cN-
tcnsively ia the damp English eli
mate ts n constitutional Treatment
and should prove especially cffica-
ctoua e. suffrrtrH here who live uu-
der more favorable climate condi-
tons
Of pnrmInt tpuuhie atrvnEth1. Take
this homo and add Go u a pint ~
hot water and a littl" Srhnulatrd
sugar. stir until diss"lNcd Take
one Tablespoonful four timca day
This will often bring quick relief
from dtstrrssinv head noises. Clog
God nustrila should open. breathing
become easy and hearing Improve as
the inflammation ~ the euatachihn
this way acts directly upon tho
blood aud mucous surfaces % the
system and has tonic action that
helps 10 obtain tio desired results
coats little and - pleasant g. take.
Every person who has cataFrh or
head neiaes or h. hard OF hearing
should give this treatment a trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-17
GIRL DIES AT
HOUR She WAS
TO HAVE Wed

what was 60 have been the wcn'
ding dress OF Miss Rhoda a Gran.
vol. Of the sloan Apartments on
Republican st.. may be worn as her
uhroud. she died suddenly OF heart
trouble at y. ma Thursday. the
hour set Tor her wedding
And the guests who awaited the
strains 81 Memberships wedding
march az tho homo OF Mrs bern.
hard Andersen. 1896 Federal ave.
where the wedding was Go have
taken place. viii listen to the heavy
chords OF Chown'a funeral march
instead
Miss Granvoll was 60 have be.
come the bride 90 Halfdan Lem "a
young fisherman whom She had
known since November They had
announced the engagement a few
days ago,
The Elrl was found In an un.
conscious condition on seventh ave
near stewart c.. by l.. G. Knapp.
2sl2 Rainier ave. who was passing
IN an automobile, she was rushed
yo the city hospital. where she died
without rogainlug consciousness,
She WAS formerly 81 Spokane and
has resided In Seattle for the past
six months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-17

chiefly through coughing. sneezing
or splitting. So avoid persons having
colds--which mems avoiding crowds
common drinking cups, roller
towels etc. Keep up your bodily
strength by plenty OF exercise in the
open air and good food.
KEEP FREE FROM COLDS
Above all. avoid colds. ms colds ir-
ritatc the lining OF the air passages
and render them much better breed
Ing places for the germs.
Use Weeks NnpoRub Mt the very
first sign OF n cold. For head cold,
melt n little NapoRuh in spoon and
inhalc the Vapors. or better still, use
Napoltub In a bonzoin steam kettle.
N this Is not available. use an or
binary toakettle. Fin half fun OF
OF NnpoRub from time To time-kecp
the kettle Just slowly boiling and in
hale the steam arising.
N0TE--Nick'R NHpoRub Is the dts
covcry OF North Carolina druggist.
who found how To combine. in aalve
form. mcnthol and camphor with
such volatile oils MS eucalyptus
thyme. Cuboba. etc. so that when the
saivc L. applied to the body heat,
those ingredients are liberated in the
form OF Vapors. NapoRub can be
had IN three sizcs--30c, Coo. 81. 20--at
all druggists while comparatively
now In certain parts OF the North,
n In the standard home remedy in
tho South and West FOR all forms OF
cold troublea--over G.O00. 900 Jars
were sold last year. NapoRub is
dren's Group or colds. as il Is ex-
ternally applied. and can, therefore.
be used freely and often. without the
slightest harmful effects.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-17
GERMANS CRAB
U. P. Reporter
n, JOIlN oKATDTNI

Omitted prcan staff Correspondent
BERLIN. Jan. u.-tDclaycd.l---
While ca routr TO the scene OF the
attack on the Vorsaorts building To
day WAS arrested by government
troops but was laler released.
Owing 20 tho injury 10 my foot
,Graudnnz was wounded BY a hand
grenade Monday had taken a
horse cab A short distance from
tho VorwacftA my progress was
blocked by government troopa, who
were personally commanded by Gus-
tav Soako. military director Of the
city
I climbed onto ihe cab 60 get a
better yiew OF the bumhardmrnt.
NoHke npird mo and gave an order.
Ton officers. waving rvvoivurs.
rushed at me. WAS placed under
arrest. despite my special foreign
pass
I was unable TO walk and two Of
fcerH. supporting me. started to lead
me away. An artillery colonel whom
/ knew WAS attracted by the eommo-
ton. lie ordered my release and
apologihcd profuaciy.
Mistakes viii happen IN these OK
citing days" he explained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-17

Jan -
Daniel n Perry. a.. ites y. t,ra 81.
ian -
U~srEs A Taylor. -. New Central
hntai Jan. it
August y nrai,Afn. 90. ash nreokiyn
ave Jan IL
Mrn He,tls R;ixisy. 90. sis Taylor ave.
Jan. ~
carrie Bran,s. ~. its W. 7t,h 81. Jan
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S. S. S. Greatest Blood Remedy
Gives Results When Others Fail

matter. which Nature intends shall
b. thrown Off. II left In tho system.
Il II absorbed into the blood. and
boiis. pimples. rashcs. blotches and
other cruptions Of tho skin appear.
*. s. s. goes into the circulation
and removes every particle OF blood
iaint or poison OF every character
All skin diseases and orupuons pass
away. and tho smooth. clear skin
glowing with health. shows that the
body n being nourishod by rich.
pure blood. rheumatism. Caiarrh.
Scrofula. Contagious Blood Poison.
all are dcepseated blood disorders.
and for their treatment nothing
equals s. s. S. Get S. s. g. at any
drug store. II yours Is a peculiar
case. write Medical Adviser. AS
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ca