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, NOTAS ~EXTRANJERAS

el concurso Y el apoyo de las socicla-
des e~spanoIas. entire las cuales eXis-
ten va Givcrsos proyectos e~ncarina-
dos = realizar Ell fin que Sc persigue.
Del cambio de impresiones celebra-
das en- Ia Camara Espanola de Conner
clio con asistencia del Consul de Es-
pafa senior BulgaS de Dalmau. en- re-
presentation del Ministro. sc tomaron
en- principle los s~iguientts ~ac'ierdos:
Frimero: Solicitar Ia adhesion de
todos los elementos e~spaholes que no
esten corfcTme con los prCp6sitos que
Sc pcrsiguen, ofreciendose a los go
biernos dc Cuba V Espana por cCnduc-
to de Ia LegaciGn esrahola en- aSta
capital, para cooperar 4 los planes que
en- %definitiva Sc redacten para Ia pro-
tecci6n de Ia Mujer Espanola. pies
sin la acci6n coercitiva de los Poderes
Publicos. Ia de los particulars result
tarfa incficaZ.
Segundo: Pedir que Embellishments
Sc prohiba que salgan mujcres de Es-
pana para America sin que vayan a
companadas dc algGn familiar o tu-
tor, o venga al amparo de persona
que Sc haga responsible lie la suertc
de esas mujeres durante sn residential
en- estos pafses. ampliando Y eNtreman
do eli sentido restrictive las dispcsicio-
nes dictadas por cl Consejo Superior
de Emigration dc Espaha en- 10 de
Enero de 1914 ~publicadas ell Ia CAGE
ia del dia 4 de Octubre del mismo ano.
Tercero: Convocar a una reunion a
todos los senores P~residertes de Clubs
V Sociedadcs que organizan JIas
para suplicarles que desistan dc esa
clase de ~fiestas.
Cuarto, Que por el Conite de Pre-
sidentes y Sociedades ESpanolas Sc
abra TN ]concurso publico para premlar
Ell meior eStudio que Sc cfreZcA. MS
toriando 10 que ha sido Ia de
IA Mujer Espanola IN Cuba hasta es-
tos momentos. iniciativas. estuerzos Y
trabajos rcalizados para la protecci III
de- IA misma, calsas por las cuales Ia
nbra reaIizada en- este scntido ma te-
nido exitos limitados, y en- conclusion
formuie un proyecto o plan
Se 10 que rudiera hacerse en- accl0n
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in Qnciano murio q conSe-
cuencia de un Academic

COTULLA, Tex, agosto GA con
S~ecuencia de una caida que sufrio de
IN caro- en- el u caminaba, 81 senior
Julian Perales muri6 aver en- esta ciu
dad a Ia edad de 20 amos, 8 rneSes. La
avanzada edad del senior Perales fue
sin duGa Ia principal causa para que
no pudiera r~eSistir 81 Solpe que reel
bio en- la caida y que le ocasiono Ia
muerte.
FL citado compatriota o. fundador de
una numeroSa fanilia. pueS lie sohre-
viven Su eSposa Y cuatro hijos. tres
mujereS Y un hombre Y varios nietoS.
asi como va-ios hermanoS. que estan
radicados en- Ell pueblo de Encinal. del
que son fundadores. Los funerales del
finado Sc vieron muv concurridos. pueS
81 anciano senior Perales goZaba de
generates sinoatiaS en- IA ~poblacion.
donde vivi6 por muchoS amos, dedicado
siempre a su trabajo : llevando n
vida honrada y laborioSa-
-)oi-
Para libros en- espanol, diriiase US
ted a la Casa EDITORIAL Lozano. 116
N. Sta. Rosa, Ave-. San Antonio, Tex.
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Drotejerdn a las mujeres
e%spanolas que radicm en-
Cuba como empleadas
HABANA. agosto 3D.


En- el domicilio de Ia Camara Es-
panola de Concrete ha tenido lugar un
Gambia de impresiones entire Presiden-
res de Centres Reg.onales V de So
ciedades de Beneficencia Espanola
con motive de una Rea: Orden dicta-
IA a instancia del Diputado a Cortes
pOr TarraSa senior don Alfonso Sala.
en- que Sc plantea el problema de Ia
protection de Ia Mujer Espahola en-
Cuba
Cuando CT Diciembre Gltimo V de
resrcso de IA Conferencia Internacio-
nal del Trabajo u Sc habia celebra-
do en- Washington pas6 por esta ca
pital el senior Sala, fue infor1nado ror
Glementos lie Ia CoICnia Espanola.
de Ia neceSidad que eXistia de tomar
medidas en- apoyo y protection de la
Mujer Espanola que aqui viene sin
farlilia Y sin persona que preda res
ponder de su custodia y tutela. Sc lie
pidi6 que llamaSe Ia atenci6n respecto
al problcma al Gobierno Espanol. a
los lecisladoreS eSpaholes Y aSimiSmc
a los p~rofesoreS Y tratadiStas dc cues
tones SocialeS demandando un eStudio
Gel prohlema V ina seduction va que
hasta la fecha no habia tenido e. exito
satisfactorio que era de desear. un
gran numero de tentatvas y esfuerZos
que Sc habian lleyado a cabo sobre cs-
Re punto. rcalizados por rarias emit
da6es y co~rporacicnes.
Independientementc de 10 que sc
haga sobre ell particular, el gobieno
de Espana parece estar dispuesto a
~proceder de acuerdo con Ia Republica
de Cuba para establecer una polftica
y unas PRACTICES que Sc austen ente-
ramente A las Recommendations lie la
Convention International dc Paris de
1904 para Ia repression de Ia Trata de
Blancas, de cuyo filantr6pico co%nvenio
es Espana una de las nacicnes sigma
tariaS.
Sc solicita tambi6n en- Ia Real Orden
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FENOMENoS ASTRONOMERS
QUE HABRAN DE REGISTRAR
Sc DURANTE Ell MES DE
SEPTlEMSRE

Dia T.-Saturno en- Conjunction con
q, Sol, a las 5 h., 80 m. de la tarde.--
Dfa 8. La luna en- cl Periseo, . las )
h., IS, de IL tardc.-Dfa IL. Jupiter
ell Conjunction cor II luna. q la> = n
"a. m. de Ia manana.-Dfa II, Saturno
g, C~onjunci3r con II Lura, Il las )
h.. ~ m. de l. mahana.-Hia ID
Venus en- Conjunction con Ia Luna. a
las 9 h. Sc m. de Ia noche.-Dfa IS.
Marie en- Conjunction con la Luna, a
las 5 h. SIS m. de Ia mahana--Dfa 30.
"a Luna en- ell Apogeo. a las 3 h. 81 IN.
dc u tarde.-Dfa 23.-Sol en- el Signo
de Libra. correspondence a Ia cons
telaci6n de Virgo, a Ia l. h. 53 m. de
Ia mahana. comenzando a esa bora
o. E~auiniccio de Otono.
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de prisa, u estoy muerto por dormir
con mis- amoresi
FL huso de Ia una es de CRYSTAL: Ell de
l., otra eS de MADEIRA de cipres.
-Vieiecita que estAs hilando mi NOR
taja. hila. hila mas despacio; no ten
gas tanta prisa. Rien YES que soy ann
muy joven Y tenso apego a la vida Nj
novia es sraciosa como las palineras
Y mi alma blanca como las hostias.
Echate a dormir, maiana continual
raS...
Amaneci6.
Ell rio que atraviesa ell paisaje, pasa
vagaroso, examine, cansado de haber
andado toda Ia noche.
La viejecita infatiGable acah6 su o.
bra: esta hilada mi mortaja.
La doncella aGormeci6se: qued6 4
medias su tarea.
Y su huso de CRYSTAL estA partido en-
el suelo, en- fragmentos: fragmentos O.
parecen iagrimas o diamantes caidos
de una diadema-
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Ell proyecto de la union de
las Rep1blicas de
Centre America

SAN SALVADOR, agosto ST. Ell
MinisIerio de Eelaciones EXteriores
de Guatemala, ha propuesto a! de la
Republica de San Salvador que Ia
International, f6rmule ell
plan a debatirse en- la pr6xima COME
para la unificaci6n de las re
publicas de Centre America. Uno de
los asuntos a tratarse en- Ia comision'
es el lugar. Y fecha donde ha de cele
brarse Ia referida conferencia. FL MI
historic de Relaciones Exteriores del
Salvador. ha contestado que tendrfa
mucho gusto en- tomar Ia iniciativa a
nombrc Y en- representation de Qua
temala. Nicaragua, Honduras. Costa
RIGA Y Ia suya propia a fin de de-
terminar de manera practica, 10 que
Sc lie ha pedido.
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81 la Gaia de Conservation hublera
estado alberta
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coniunta de la ColCnia para mejoral
"a suarte Y condolences de Ia Mujel
Espahola Ell esta Republica.
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WHIT an co. P. o. Box 27a.

DEPT. B. San Antonio. Tcxa,
Todos los pediGos de Mexico o fuera de los
Estados UnIdos, debsa ve2iz acoupaEaSos &c
de So importe.
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LAS HILANDERAS
Ode Eugenio de Castro).

Una doncella V una viejecita cstan
hilando: Ia doncella vestida de blanco y
la ~viejecita vestida de negro.
Ell uso de Ia una eS de cristal: Ell de
Ia otra es de MADEIRA de cipres.
La doncella hila Y canta; la ~viejecita
hila Y llora.
Els media noche. Los mazos toman Ia
communion del lusar.
La doncella hila las sdbanas para
mi boda: Ia vicjecita hila mi morta-
ia.
La doncella hila despacio: el husc de
Ia viejecita CORE lijero.
-Doncella que estas hilando las sa-
banas para mi boda. hila. hila mas
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Nuestras FiestQs Patrias Sc
Paeparan Suntuosas

Fl entuiasmo que Sc noa cada dia es sorprendente.
NUESTROS COMPATRIOTAS LEVANTAN MUY ALTO SU PABEILON.
Los Tue 10 Sc han preparado todavfa para alderman los atares patriohcos, de
cerlo cuanto antes y no esperar hasta los ultmos dias.
TENEMOs EN- EXISTENCIA TODD 10 QUE listed NECESITA PARA LA
BRACION.
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SANTORAL

Microbes Septiemhre 1o.-Nuestra
Sonora de los Remedios.-Santos Gil
Abad, Augusta Constancio obispos
Confesores Y los Santos Doce hernia
EcS Martires.
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Personals QUE SOllClIAN
CARTS DE CIUOAOANlA
AMERICANA

Domingo Zaldfvar. oriundo de Huar
Re. Espana; soltero de - amos de
edad y sacerdote cat6lico de profession.
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-19
MEMORANDUM BY
PEACE COUNCIL
STATsmeNT ISSUED BY SUPREME
COUNCIL DEALS WITH MANY
PROBLEMS.
REDUCTION OF ARMAMeNTS
Peace and Normal Economic Relations
Should Be Re.estabiished az Ear.
Hest Possible Moment In
Eastern Europe.

London The supreme council has
issued a memorandum on word econ
cmic conditions, .ts conclusions are As
.oliows:
First-lt IS Of paramount mportanc,
that peace conditions should uc fully
aud completely restored a, the earliest
possible moment throughout the world
To achieve this object Il is desirable
t'irsu that peace and normal econ
omic relations should De- re established
al the earliest moment possible
throughout Eastern Europe. lseOondl
that armies everywhere should bc ic
duced to peace footing that armA
ments should De limited TO the lowest
possible figure compatible with ma
tional security and that the league OF
nations should be- Invited 70 consider
rs soon as possible proposals 10 this
end. third that states which have
been created or enlarged as result
OF the war should Immediately ro.cs
tablish full and friendly 60 operation
and arrange for unrestricted inter.
change OF commodities In order that
the essential unity ot European econ.
omic lie may not be impaired by
the erection OF artificial ccoaomic
barriers
Second Not only the government,
of each country but all those engaged
In the task ~ production In every
land should give immediate attention
TO the execution ot all measures
which will contribute to tho full re-
sumption Of peaceful industry. 20 tho
announcement Of better output on
the part OF the workers In every
country, TO the Improvement OF ma
chinery and means Of transportation
and the removal Of such disturbing
factors as profitCcrng.
Third-Each government should I'm.
nediatcly consider means for urging
upon lis nationals In every rank of life
the vital necessity OF surpresslng ex.
''N'"Nf"N' hlN lfNl|lUh fApNnAliufe.
50 as to bridge the gap which must
.or some years exist between the de.
mand for and the supply OF essential
commodities.
Fourth Il IL essential that early
steps be- taken 10 secure the defla.
tion Of credit and currency tnrsu by
The reduction Of rocurrcn, government
expenditure within the Limits of the
revenue; tsecondl by the imposition
Of such additional taxation as IL ncccs.
sary to secure this result. third by
the funding Of short term obligations
ty means Of loans subscribed out OF the
r'cple's Swings Covrihl by the lmme
diate limitation and gradual cur,all.
mont q note circulation
Other soctlons OF tNe statement refer
TO rroyislo1s for raw material co op
Grafton devastated regions. proposals
ls to Germany. etc.
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URGE FARMS FOR SOLDIERS
Government Cooperation 10 make Pur
ehasss for Es Service Men
Is Proposed.

Washington - Formation Of gov
ornmcnt corporation to purchase farms
or former service men was urged be
fore the house ways and means com
mlttee by Representative Morgan Of
oklahoma. explaining his bill TO create
such a corporation, capitalized at $780,.
100000.
All the stock would be held by those
benefitting under the bill and only
$500 would be necessary to start, he
said, adding that a million men would
benefit under such plan within few
years.
This Is the first OF several similar
bills which will be explained to the
committee by their authors.
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-19
Discover New Crater

Two young Swedish students NJ
geology named Wadell and Ygberp. NJ.
ter an adventurous nine days expe-
dltIon In Iceland, have discovered
what Is believed to be the largest
crater In the world, measuring eight
kilomcters tfive miles) long and i've
kilometers tthree and a quarter mIles)
wide. Thd TWO students further claim
70 have discovered some warm springs.
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HEALS RUNNING SORES

ieel " my duty to write you a letter
Vt mahks TOT your Wonderful pstsrson's q
p,n'nsht ! had running sofe on my
elt leg Tor one year | began 10 use
e,e',9n olnimeni three weeks ago ana
Need Rt.. Eric Ia. W.
"f resrr have Aeen selling thesush
nn,,,sr,.s large box ~ PETERkON'R
oINTMEkT for O. cents. Tho healing
yN't ~ THIS ointment IL uat,sIous
t't"ua Toes In few days Old sore.
heal ~ Ike magic. pile. thai ,,b.y ro,n..
uleH 90 not sssn TO even sCksvs arc
,PeeulN conquered. ptmples ypS nasty
.aekheads dinnppcar In a veek and an.
u,,ie.s ~ channg goes IN q few mlnu,ss
Inc un~ain " N'''
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Don't Continue Constipated

Don't let your bowels bulldofe your
system Make them function regularly
keep the body clcnnscd OF wnn,o
matter with DR.. Kings New Life pills.
Blliousncss. sick headache, sour
stomach, indigestion. dizziness. furrcd
tongue, bad hrcath-thlnk Of the EN-
harrassmcnts and dlscomforts truce
able 20 constipation. How easily
they're rectined by the occasional use
Of Dr. Kings New Life pills Move
the bowels smoothly but yircly. Try
them tonight All drugg0s-25c. nc
usuat
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Difference OF Opinion.

"wha, did you think Of the senator's
specchi" asked the low browed citizen.
~ thought II was rather tnutolori.
cal" replied the high browcd person.
swell. II II tuught you anything.
thnts more than II did for me."-Ilir.
mlngham Age.Herald.
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-19
Children Given Lessons In Law,

A remarkable educational establish
ment Is the school for judges In Paris,
Here mock irlals nre held by pupils
under the supervision Of able nttor.
neys. The whole procedure. from the
issuing of n warrant for arrest to the
summing up und the jury's verdict. II
carried through In a busincssllke
manner
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-19
Glass OF lS41.
"The First Glass"

iut ElltN Nlusos
Mr.. Jas. L. Smith entered Philip Uni
;ersitv after graduating from Marion
High School and received the A B. de
gree in 1851. In 1853 he married Miss
Cora Beahly, of st. Johns, KY Mr.
Smith is now in the retail dry goods
usiness in Repton. Ky
This is an illustration of the method
70 are using in publishing the direc
tory. II speaks for itself and needs
10 further comment.
Our Glass Annual will be similar to
other such books.
The hook will contain about 200
pages. will be printed on White Enam
al Stock" with blue tint border. The
cover will be black with the lettering
in gold and the book will be bound in
blue and white silk cords.
The price is 50 so for the cash in
dvan"e. or s275 fo- one copy TO be
shipped and sight draft mailed later.
Address all communications to The
Mirror, Box 42S, Marion, Ky.
The following alnmni nave mailed
their $3.50 for a copy of The Mirror
We wish to thank them. and are very
sorry that we are unable TO thank al!
ne rest:
W. II. Rochester. ]. S. Kevil. NJ. L
Conditt, Mary d. Christian, f. Florine
iarrod, Virginia Blue, Gladys Hardy
Moore. ~ J E. Chipps, Frances Blu,
Becque, Wilma Wright. V. Y. Moore,
Mrs. T. II. Carter, H. l.. Babb, VIM
Moore. p, ID. Maxwell. Dorothy Dean
Galen Dixon, r. Ruth Hill. Ruby Asher
w. j. Foster. Mamie Miller. C. W
Haynes, Era Debo. A. F. Crider.
Each week hereafter we will publish
'ews OF the alumni of Marion High
School, news of Tho Mirror in It's pub
.ication. good jokes and things to make
YOU think. Also We will answer any
questions in regard to The Mirror or
my school item that Is connected with
The Mirror. II you have anything to
ask, send It to The Mirror, Box 423, Ma.
.on. Ky.
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Euualizino Salaries.

Philadelphia recommendation ot
IS finance committee providing fol
quali2ation Of the salaries OF men and
women teachers in the primary and
rammar grades end raising he pres
ant salary minimum from 1915 TO 81 O)'
. year w1s adopted by the local board
" education.
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-19

New York-A total OF l7S cases Of
sleeping sickness has been reported in
New York since Jan. 1. Health Com.
missioner Copeland announced. Forty
OF the cases were fatal.
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-19
BAD COLD GOT YOU?
FEELING CRIPPy?
Dr.. Kings New Discovery
soon starts you on tho road
to recovery

ONCE tried. always used. That's
trltc psftcssiop. but one never
ipor.' nppllcnblc 'tAp II - 10
Dr. kings New Discovery.
You will like the prompt. business.
Ike way II looscns the phlcgfn- -congcst-
al chest. soo,hes the tortured throat,
relieves hn old or new cold. grippe,
cough, Group.
The kiddlcs can take II IN perfect
safety. too. No bad nftcr-cfYects.
standard half century. GDc. and
sl20 bottle. Al your druggist.
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-19

ondon.-Proclamation OF a new
car In the Trans CaspIan province IL
reported In a wireless dispatch from
Moscow.
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-19

be shipped any time after May l. am
placing most of the orders for delivery
during July and August.
GEO VI. GUMBIRT.
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-19
Welsh Soma Writer uonored

Land Of My Fathers" Ia perhaps
the most widely sung Of all Welsh
sir The composer was Evan Jones
and monument 10 erected to bis mem.
ssy st Pontypndd
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-19
REFLECTIONS FROM
The MIRROR

! This Column Is Edited by the Staff of
The Mirrcr.l
As this is the first article in this
column, We take pleasure in introduc.
ing the staff Harry B. Moore, editor;
/ Tower f. Belt, business manager,
Frances Moore and Margaret Hard
historians; Hubert d. Crider and Jerry
Rankins, literary; Meba Williams
Musical, James S. Henry. Jr.. Athletics,
and ]. Willard, Daughtrey, cartoonist.
/ The object of this column Is TO keep
the good readers of The Press Informed
as to the proceedings of one of the
greatest things Marion High School has
ever done This column IS to appear
each week until further notice under
the headline, Reflections from The
Mirror"
In order that you may be more thor.
Cughly acquainted with The Mirror we
will give below a description of II.
The Mirror is the name that has been
antly chosen by the staff for the Com
bined History of Marion High School
Directory of the Alumni and an Annual
of the Glass Of 1920
One Of the Alumni or some other per.
son is going to write the history of the
N'~N Gchool from its orga rizat'on in
1896 to the present day, 1t will not
deal so much in any one particular
'ranch Of the school history but will
be a general account. A complete his.
,ory Oh the orchestra, OF which We are
n nrOud 'ha history of the athletic
teams, which have all won renown. the
hstnrv OF tho "Cor~ress which
caused so much excitement all over
this end of Kentucky, and the history
Of the Mantharenian and girls literary
societies, which have been and still are
doing their part in training speakers
ND leaders for the future. will all be
published in separate sections OF the
history.
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-19

-
benefit to me.
Several years ago I
was rundown and
nervous with con-
Rcstion and a catauh-
al condition. Dr.
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, and Lo-
ticn Tablets cured
mc Of all my weak
ness and restored me
10 perfect health and
strength. From that
time TO this ] have
had no feminina
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-19

Nau,.s --e-,.s",a Customer ~ vVsty tu....,
,ttn''lu,' thsstui i.uusnss haiVs nuftn
.,inHN NilIs Iufduru liver Tonic MtU, fs.
'h"" Ilw' N"n'N' bos iitt. Charlotte \ 4
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-19

The wnr AREA In northern France
and Belgium II estimated to contain
100000 tons Of copper Of which one.
third may he reclaimed. Sectors where
hard bntilcs ragged are said to have
2tO tons Of Iron to every two and one.
half acres.
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-19

Lord Gnrlies. captain of the Scots
Guards, who through the death Of his
father has just become the twelfth
earl OF Galloway, lie wns taken pris.
oner while badly wounded In the re-.
treat from Mons In the early months
Of the war; and his health wrecked
by the terrible har,ishlps and cruelties
endured while a German prisoner.
He is n descendant Of the founder of
the Scottish Royal House Of Stuart
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-19
FOR YOUNG MOTHERS

Louisville, Ky.,-"I can never thank DR.
Pierce enough for what his medicine has
done for me had nursing surr mouth and
was 80 weak could hardly walk. Ny baby
also suffered. ] got mclioinc from our
family physician but |, did me no good
grew worse instead cf better, 10 almos, In
despair began taking DR.. pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery aud before had taken
half bottle felt like different woman
and when had finished taking that bottle
I was Aimoet we'll. believe I would have
been In my srsye had Il no, been 70, this
medscine:"-MRS. EMMA PEAK. =. n.
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-19
SCRAPS

one of the very first to sign petl.
ilons for woman suffrage In England
wns Charles Darwin, the eminent nat.
urnlist
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-19

The new republic of Czrcho. Slo.
rnkln has nm nrrn ~ between .nusl
and W.WN squire miles aud n popu
lntlon OF l2.T0OO00.
The new woman" organizations In
Egypt nre rapidly growing In strength.
aud despite the ancient ,radI,lons a,
the Mohnmmedans, are being favornbly
received. llnrem inws nre bplnr
broken and mnny Of the younger won.
en- have discarded their face veil. .nd
are taking purt In political pr , ,-
siona. t.t
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-19
A Kentucky Woman
Rundown-Nervous-Weak

Newport ky.s-"l most heartily recon-
mend DR.. Picrces remedies for they have
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-19
ANOTHER TESTIMONY

Louisville, Ky. ,-"Dr Pierce's Fsvorite
Prescription Is the very best medicine n
woman can take. ! suffered for some timo
with organic weakness and at times ! sui-
iered 30 TINT ! would be- compelled TO give
up and 70 to bed. my back ached and pains
would extend down into my limbs. Iwoud
bccomc stiff and numb and was hys,cricn
II times. ! was NJ miserable and nothing
seemed TO help me until began taking tho
'Favorte Prescription and this medicine
~ completely curd me that | have never
bad the lesat trouble since. | can recon.
mend !, 10 bc the lest medicine have ever
taken for the ailments Of women. MRS.
L. EASTMAN, S26 Franklin 81,
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-19

trouble Of any description so feel assured
that mine was a permanent cure. MRS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-24
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