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The New York herald., 1921-03-06

faith that L have wanted to convey to Irish
Americans They would not hear 1t; they
shut their own ears and made noises SO
that nobody else could hear it. l am sorry.
And as you say, they may, hope they will,
read 1t In THE NEW YORK HERALD.
"The only difference between England and
Ireland so far as the people (not the gov
ernlng CLASSY is concerned is whether Ire
land can have republic or whether she
should remain In the federation Of peoples
known as the British Empire. That and
that only, is the controversy. 1t Is the only
one left.
THE English point Of view is very strong
among the people, as in the Government.
1t is expressed in the question: Can we
afford to permit an Irish republic to come
into existence, capable OF raising its own
army and navy? BY reason of its position
free Ireland would cut our communication
to the sea. It Is unreasonable to expect
q great people like the English to suffer
this. 1t would mean the Immediate death
of England.
again, supposing We granted Ireland a
republic tomorrow. That's not n solution
of the difficulty because there remains
Ulster to deal with. II we removed our
troops from Ireland there would lmmedi-
ately arise a bloody and final war in the
island, war d routrdnce. Ulster would
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cry out We are betrayed and the be-
trayal would be fact. 1t is terrible
snag.
There comes as d compromise an Irish
dominion under home rule; this all the
English people are prepared to give Ire
land. mean ALI literally, inclusive Of
the Liberal party and the Labor party, and
the latter represents all the working people
in England. Besides are many British
Generals (not Irishl, nearly all the intel
ectuals of the empire, by which | mean
the artists, writer's, scentists-all those,
la fact, who are concerned In art and
literature and science. These men are
bringing pressure to bear on the Govern
ment to offer Ireland dominion nome
rule settlement. And that, us | need not
explain, gives Ireland absolute self govern
ment exactly like that enjoyed by Canada
and Australia.
This offer has not yet been officially
made. There Is an impression prevailing
here to the contrary and added to IL IS the
inference that Ireland has refused the
offer. No, 1t has not been made by the
British Government for the reason that the
Sim Fein leaders refuse to consider any
thing less than republic.
And as long as they refuse to even
listen to a compromise so long will blood
flow In Ireland with losses on both sides.
The vendetta warfare with all Its terrors,
all It's miseries visited on the women and
children, who in the long run pay the price,
will continue to be waged.
"Who are these lrreconcilable Sim Fein-
crs? Well, they are known, Of course, and
their leader is Arthur Gritflths, head OF the
organization in Ireland.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
BY WILLIS STEEL.

~ ME world Is sick. sick unto death
The fearful thought ever present
in the minds of serious students
Of Europe Is that her civilization-the lib
erty that we fought for, or said we fought
for, and that took 1000 years to build up
will go under in half decade unless a
remedy is found and applied to heal the
world
Thus spake Sif Philip Gibbs, noted corre-
spondent, novelist and historian, who is
here to lecture and has been doing SO with
frequent Interruptions by Irish people in
his audiences. He did not say this on the
lecture platform, but to the The New YORK
HERALD, in the first extended interview he
has given since his recent tour Of Conti-
mental Europe
The speaker is slight, ascetic appearing
Englishman. whose youthful looks almost
seem to belle, the big events of his own
career but there is little that is young in
his manner, although occasionally he light
ems 1t with pleasant smile, and his words
are for the most part heavy with grave
purpose. A man like this has thought
deeply on vast subject before he makes a
statement as serious as the one printed
above. To this painful conclusion he added:
There is cure for the world, and it is
an easy cure. 1t can be prescribed only by
America
by means of our money!" Sir Philip
was asked.
NO; put aside every talk Of money, and
/ am not speaking after the manner of
financiers when / suggest the remedy. 1t Is
not one mans remedy-what can one man
do or say to help in this condition so cat
astrophic? Nothing. ! voice the settled
hope of millions of peoples.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
Civilization in Europe Cracking, Says Noted
Observer, and Only May Be Saved From
Anarchy by Help From America

NGLISH speaking the world Sir Philip Gibbs through his
YORK HERALD
a
thought of
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Communism Dead Thing
And Workers Realize Ii

''Sovietism, or / prefer to call it COM
munism, has failed as miserably as war
did to heal our national sicknesses. Com
munism Is dead thing. There is no doubt
that the peoples of Continental Europe and
a very large body of our English people were
attracted by the communstic idea born into
the world or nursed in 1t by the Russian
revolution. These peoples felt that 1t was
the cure for the diseases of civilization.
''Now that light has fallen upon commun-
ism from the Russian experiment the work
ers of Europe reject it as miserable failure.
They realize that communism results In
slave labor They know, by what has hap
pened to the Russian people, that COM
munism is an autocracy which Is contrary
to the liberty Of the individual and results
in general misery.
Certainly that particular gospel has
been completely overthrown in the minds
of the English working people and / think
with the same finality with the people OF
France. Italy is still very revolutionary
in spirit. But think the idea of revolution
there has departed from the Russian model
and arises mainly from the distressing con-
ditions Of labor In the peninsula These
conditions make revolution easy, for the
laboring Italians snatch ut every vague
thing which promises help
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
ION OF WORLD RESTS ON u. S., SAYS GIBBS

Sir Philip Gibbs British correspondent historian and lee
whose politics. and the Irish question especially
fully for the first America
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

into the trcnched and Scared battletields OF
France. Several seconds passed before he
said almost solemnly:
'"rhe next war? Unless the world goes
mad, which admit Is within the bounds OF
possibility, all the peoples of the world
would revolt against another war. Wher-
ever / have been-and since the armistice
have been almost constantly going from
England to the Continent and back again,
into France, Germany, Poland, the Baltic
States, Italy--everywher / found great
revulsion from the idea of another war.
1t has been tried as cure-all for the last
time, because everybody knows that II
supremely failed to cure
.'The alternative for Europe, supposing
that America refuses her absolutely neces-
sary help, is not a new war but rather
anarchism. In their hopelessness the peo-
pies will settle down into that abyss. so
many outcasts from civilization.
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Alemania hierve
de odio
ACAso Sc EsTA INcUBANDo oTRA
GUERRA

BERLIN, mayo 27.-AnocIe, a las do
ce veinticinco, y en- una atm6sfera
caldeada por ell vehemente discurso del
iider nacionalista Herget, aprob6 Ell
Reichstag la aceptacion del ultimatum
votaron por la aceptaci6n los demo-
cratas, con algunas excepciones; ell cen
tro y los dos partidos socialistas, en-
contra, los dos partidos de la derecha,
los comunistas y algunos diputados del
partido popular bavaro.
Al pronunciar anteayer en- la Conf.
sion de Negocios Extranjeros el doctor
Simons su tltimo discur como minis
tro, conjuro las distintas fracciones
para que la decision que ell Parlamento
adoptase resultase apoyada por gran ma
yoria.
Els necesario-agrego Simons-que
nuestra decision inspire abzoluta confiaa
"a tenga un caracter duradero."
La votacion de anoche responde al
desso expresado por ell ministro dimisio
mario
Mientras Ia Prensa democratica y So
cialista acoge favorablemente al nuevo
Gobierno, los 6rganos de la derecha en-
plean un lenguaje violentisimo.
"El Gobierno de la deshonra alema-
ma Sc ha tornado anoche.'' Asi enca-
beza la information de la crisis la 'Deuts
che zeitung''.
Ell Ministerio Wirth es 10 mejor que
podia salir de la situaci6n dificil del mo-
mento. Dentro del antique Ministerio,
Wirth representaba ell espiritu de transi
gencia y cOncihacion.
Es deplorable que los acontecimientos
hayan obligado Ebert pre- cindir de
Simons, cuya honradez, finura inteli-
gencia seran con ell tempo mejor apre-
ciados.
Ell exito del nuevo Gobierno depende
Ell tltimo termino de la politica de los
aliados.
La ocupaci6n del Ruhr hubiera hecho
inevitable una nueva guerra FL odio a
AAoA1SAd ha SAeS1Oo eA Ids ulC1WdS Seud
mas en- proporciones inquietantes. AL
aceptar el ultimatum, ell nuevo Gobierno
ha querido evitar la ocupaci6n del Ruhr,
~ salvar Alta Silesia. Pero 10 ha acep-
tado, adenas, con la esperanza de que
los aliado5, especialmente Francia, cam
bien de actitud. 81 ESQ no ocurre, Las
derecbas arrollaran al nuevo Ministerio
y prepararan ell terreno para la guerra
de desQuite.
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DE Las REAL ACADEMIA
HISPANO AMERICANA


Hn llegado a nuestra redlcci6n la
"Revista de Ia Real Academia His
pan L mcrieina Gle Ciencias y Ar
tes", que nos. envia lma' | mente el
distihguido companero en- letras, don
Jose Perez Losada, Consul de Es-
pana INFERNO.
Don Jose Perez Los'lda que es
miembro la vez de IL Real Acade-
mia Hispanoamericana, ha sido en-
cargado por la mencionlda institu-
ci6n plra que ln envie una breve lis
ia. de los peri6dicos y Centres de cul-
tura a los -cuales ha de enviar h Re-
vista.
la interesante Revista We la luz
en- Madrid, y el primer numero tnae
trabajos hermosisimos, como SON:
"Nuestro Programa", de Cab iel
Maura Gsmazo v "El problema his
ransamericano zen el Pariamento"
de Adolfo Pons v Umbert.
Muchas gracias le dlmos q nuestrc
amigo Il senior Perez Losada, por
tan vaIioso obsequio, y deseamos a
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REGALAMos

10 JUEGO DE DAMAS, LOTERIA
O DOMINO, complete en- su estuche y
de clase excelente, cualquier nifio nj
fla de buena conducta. Escriba en- esta
forma THE MAIL ORDER CO., San
German. selores: Deseo ser Agente de
ustedes Pueden remitirme un lote de
efectos de facil venta su Nueva Lista
de Premios. A continuation indico mi
edad, nombre de mis- padres y de mi macs
tro.- Advt.
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JUNTA DE FARMACIA
CONVOCATORIA A
EXAMINES

En- cumplimiento de 10 dispuesto por
la ley, en- la segunda quincena del pre-
sente mes, daran comienzo los exame-
mes de Farmacia, en- el local que ocupa
la Junta, calle de Allen niimero tres, Pa
lacio Rojo, para aquellos que deseen re-
validar sus titulos de farmaceuticos y
para aqnellos que, estando debidamente
matriculados, quieran examinarse de al
gunas d@todas las asignaturas que com
prenden la carrera
Las solicitudes seran admitidas hasta
Ell dia veinte de JUNO, plazo en- que ex-
pira la admission de las mismas.
Cualquier information que Sc de-eare
podra obtenerse del senior Tomas Vera
Riera. por escrito personalmente en-
la oficina.
Lcdo. Carlos Garcia DE QUEvEDO
Secretario de la Junta de Farmscia.
San Juan, P. r., JUNO IL de 1921.
Advt.
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Fernando T. MUSA.

San JUN, P. R. JUNO 16 de 1921
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.
Distinguido Sr.: Los que suscri-
ben deseamos hacer publica en- su
ilustrado importante peri6dico, que
tan buenos servicios presta u la CO.
munidad, nuestra felicitacion mas
calurosa al senior GRAFICO, sutor
de los artfculos references nj hips
dromo que han aparecido en- ese vo-
cero. Ell senor GRAFICO razona
muy bien y sus consideraciones Sc
sjustan la verdld y la mas estric
ia l6gica.
Somos de usted, atentamente,
Jose OJEDA, Andres OJEDA y
Luis OJEDA.
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VOCES DE La GALE

San Juan, P. R., 16 de JUNO de 1921.
Sr. don Miguel Rivera Jr.
He visto su information publica-
da en- Ell MUNDO acerca del desl-
flo del domingo, deseo llamarle la
ntencion propo ito del error que
ha cometido usted, al publican Ia
"score" del juego. Asi es que sirva-
Sc tomar dicha "score" revisarla,
para que Sc de cuentn de dicho error.
Tnmbien deseo en- nombre mio Y
de los muchachos del "Three Flags"
dar muchas felicitaciones todos los
muchachos del stronghold por 10
bien que lucharon en- dicho juego.
Y rara terminsr, hagame el IA
vor de decir al senior Sancho, "ma
nager" de dicho team, 81 no tiene
Inconvenience alguno en- jugar ell do
mingo por la manGna en- el MORO.
81 acepta, que me conteste a mi di-
recci6n, en- la calle de la Luna
No. 8.
ATTCA
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LA TUBERCULOSIS Es LA ENTER
MEDAD QUE MAS vICTIMAs HAcE
EN- PUERTO RICO

Segun las estadisticas anuales que ile-
va ell Departamento de sanidad, el nt-
nero de victimas de las distin.as enfer-'
medades en- el pals durante los seis pri'
meros meses del presente afio fiscal, es
como sigue: tuberculosis, 1926; paludia-
mo, $50; uncinariasis, S1S; t6tano, 23z;
Stills, So; tifoidea, So; influenza, 16S, y
tosferina, 21.
De los pueblos de la isla, San Juan
y Ponce son los que arrojan I'm mayor
nfmero de casos al afio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17
TOME

el EHxiy de Le0n0rdt. el gran remedio pa.
ra la sangre. Este aumentara Su sangre,
alimentara regularizara los organos dl-
gestivos. Devutlve ell color al anemlco,
libertad al reumatico da vida vigor al
sistema nervioso. Su poder en- casoS de
decaimiento debilidad es sorprenden,e
Pereza. enervacion falta de vitalidad son
tamben indicaciones de que su sangre ne
costa un remedio chca1 vigorizador No
pierda tempo. vayA inmediatamente la
drogueria mas cercana obtenga una boz
tella del Ehry de Leonard para Ia Sam
gre. Iomelo una vez y Sc convencera.
Recomendado por miles de personas que
han sido curadas de envenamiento de la
sangre, reumatismo, gotta, ulceras, escr6-
fulas. tumores. debilidad nerviosa otras
enfermedades I'd quedara satisfecho de
los resultados despues de haber tornado Ia
primera botella.
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CONSEQUENCES DEL
EsPIRITIsMo

BERLIN, JUNO 8 - Dicen de Augs-
burg al "Berliner Tageblatt'' que Ell
Ell pueblo de Knechtenhofen, una IA
miha de once personas ha perdido por
complete la raz6n a consecuencia de
una session de espiritismo.
Para renunciar los bienes de este
mundc incendiaron ell mobiliario, rom
pierOn la vajilla y cortaron la luz cleo
trica.
Por dltimo intentaron quemar a
un nifo de tres meses, pero los veci-
nos lograron evitar el crimen.
Toda la familia ha sido encerrada
en- el manicomio de Kaufberen.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17

PARA Ell cATARRO

El catarro es una infection de las mem.
branas mucosas es un slntoma de sangre
pobre. Sangre pura protege Ell sistema
contra afecciones catarrales. Ell ELxir de
Leonardo para la Sdngye limpiara su sis
tema. expulsando de su cuerpo todas las
materias venenosas, alimentara sus We.
mas y arterias con sangre pura y roja
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17

Doroty Dalton William Desmod en-
la hermosa production en- cinco actos
''El Jugador de Almas'' en- cinco gran
des actos y una comedia en- dos actos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17
UNA R1NA

Pcr refiir, la Detective arrest6 Jose
Torres y valeriano Lugo, quienes ingre
saron en-. la carcel.
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ElREC.lh[lQ|].Q|,6 ( )
aA ~ !kW
SAN JUAN
TEATRo MUNICIPAL

Hoy ma hay function. Sabado matinee
con LA Chocolaterita Por la noche
"Tierra Baja''.
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''RIALTo''

El aplaudido actor Tom Moore en- sll
mejor production en- seis actos Stem
previvag'' una comedia en- dos actos.
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rEATRo AMERICA.

Ell fotodrama aleman en- seis actos, ar
gumento de Victorien Sardou titulado
"Ferrol''. Reaparici6n de la graciosa
cupletista madrilena Josefina Lopez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17
SANTURCE
orNE "LAs ANTu.LAs"

Episodes diez, once y doce de la bo
nita serie por L. Holmes titulada "Al
ma de Tigre''.
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Il nuevl revista largos amos de vi
da v enorme exito en- el ideal que
persigue.
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CINE LUNA.

Episodes siete y ocho de la sensacio
nal serie "Tres perseguidos por tres'i
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CINE NORMA"

Estreno del aplaudido dueto Berries
y la lindisima production "El Amo
Existe'' por Edith Roberts.
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"BELIoGRAPH" (Catano).

Episode octave de la gran serie "No
via No. 49, Mary Mac Guigan ell Ell
drama RoMANZA.
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CINE PUERTO RICO"

Maria Bertini en- Ia colossal cinta de
argumento raro "La Reina del Circo''
y el episodio noveno de la gran serie
La Novia 13''.
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"vAR1EDADEs" (Bayam6n).

Episode primero de la serie "Novia
1872 un drama por George Walsh.
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(Rio Piedras).

Tercera function de la Compafiia dra-
matica Julia DelgadO Caro-.
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rEATRo "sIsIFo" (Bayam6n.) J

Ell episode setimo de la "Novia No.
13" y una comedia.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-11-12

Il do not mean surrendered rights,
or narrowed freedom, or denied as
pirations, or ignored national necessi-
ties. Our republic would no more ask
for these than it would give. No pride
need be humbled, no nationality sub
merged, but | would have a mergcnce
of minds committing all of us to less
preparation for war and more enjoy
ment of fortunate peace.
THE higher hopes come of the
spirit of our coming together. 1t is
but Just to recognize varying needs
and peculiar positions. Nothing can
be accomplished in disregard Of ma
tional approximations. Rather, We
should act together to remove the
causes Of approximations. This is not
to be done in intrigue. Greater us
surance is found in the exchanges of
simple honesty and direCtness, among
men resolved to accomplish as be-
comes leaders among nations, when
civilization itself has come to its cru
Cial test.
ut is not to be challenged that
government fails when the excess of
its cost robs the people of the way
to happiness and the opportunity to
achieve. If the finer sentiments were
not urging, the cold, hard facts of eX-
cessive cost and the eloquence of
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the standing committee at the par
sonagc Monday, 7;45 p. m, The
young Woman's class will have a sup
per and social Monday evening. All
young women of the church cordially
invited to the social, S p. m.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Woman's Foreign Missionary so
ciety will be held Wednesday after
noon in the chapel, 3 p. m, DR., Har-
riett Parker will speak on Madura
hospital. DR.. Parker, who is head Of
the hospital, is home on furlough. All
women interested in Christian medical
missions will want to hear Or. Parker.
Everyone welcome. Thursday 2:30
p. m, Armenian Women's Bible class;
4:30 p. M, Girl Scouts: 6:15 p. M,
Intermediates department sup
per, when reports of the boys and
girls conferences will be given. Thurs
day, 7:45 p. M, union prayer service
OF the churches Of the city in prepar-
alton for the special services will be
held in the South church.
The Woman's socioty'a ladies' night
Friday evening, p. m. a rare must
cal treat will be offered in the Men
dcIssohn Trio consisting of Alessrs.
Hart, SChaulllcr and Anderson. 1t Is
hoped large number of women of
the church will take this opportunity
for better acquaintance.
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Could Hardly Stand on His Feet Until
lie Tool, "FRUIT.A.TlVES"
654 QUINNIPIAC AVE. ,

654 QUINNIPIAC AVE,
NEW HAVEN, CoNN.
81 was run down in health and
terribly nervous. My back was weak ;
my head achcd every day, and 1
could, hardly stand on my feet,
A friend advised me to try "Fruit-a-
tivcs". ! had used other advertised
remedies, but | finally got box of
"Fruit-a,tives" and they helped me.
l am still taking them and impro-
wing all the time, and will not be
without them again.
AS soon as | can do so, | will
answer all inquiries as to the above
statcment-will gladly do SOP.
CECIL STOWE.
"Fruit-a-tivcs" or "Fruit Laxo
Tablets" are a marvellous Tonic and
unequalled for invigorating and re-
building the rundown system.
SOC a box, for s. 30, trial size, 25c.
AT dealers or from FRUlT-A-TINES
Limited, OGDENSBURG, Ny.
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At the morning worship at 10:45
Rev. G. NJ. Missrian, the pastor will
preach. His theme will be THE Chal-
lcnge of Tomorrow" The music will
be: Organ prelude, lamentations
Guilmant; anthem, List up your
heads" Taylor; otrertory solo by Mr..
HedwaI The Church school will
meet at IL noon. Y. Z. S. c. f. at
6;45; topic, personal Evangelism
leader, Miss Bessie Williams. At the
Community service at $50, the pastor
will give an illustrated lecture on
"Thc Life of George Washington"
Everybody welcome. On Monday eve
ming at 7:30, there shall be a church
social at the church under the aus
pieces Of the Sunday school teachers.
All the members and friends of the
church are welcome. The Ladies Aid
society will mcet on Wednesday al
tcrnoon at 2:3O. On Thursday eve
ming at 1870 concert and entertain
ment will be given at the church by
the Sunday school children. Ice cream
will be on sale at the close of the
concert. All welcome.
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nature PROVIDES BEST
CONSTIPATION REMEDY

Certain roots, herbs, barl,s, seeds
nd leaves have unusual remedial prop
rites Early settlers knew the plants
which Nature intended to be used in
chewing constipation. From these they
made a simple, home remedy.
DR.. True's Elixir, the Family
Laxniivc and Worm ESpeller, is
mch a constipation remedy. For
seventy lone years-think how pleasant
md effective it must be to remain the
iavorite Of nearly four generations-on
pure extracts Of herbs and seeds have
entered INTO its composition; no metallic
drugs nst Natures own plants; posi-
lively not habit forming.
The favori,e constipation remedy
since 1851 Tor children and adults, Re
ieyes quickly and pleasantly; ccanscs
the bowels as it clears them. Get the
Family size of Dr. Trues Elixir, the
Family Laxative and Worm Expeller.
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we suspect no enemy; we contemplate
or apprehend no conquest Content
with what we have, We seek nothing
which is anothcr's. We only wish to
do With you that finer nobler thing
which no nation can do alone.
I'VE wish to sit with you at the
table of international understanding
and good will. In good conscience we
are eager to meet you frankly, and
invite and offer cooperation. The
world demands a sober contemplation
of the existing order and the reali1a-
ton that there can be no cure with
out sacrifice, not by one Of US, but
by all of US.
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City Items

sunny Tennessee" At Mcrnns'. --
adyt
The big Victory Football dance will
be held at panccand tonight,-advt.
Tabs fair tonight Tabs Hail.
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Come and sympathize with the
losers at Danceland tonight,--advt
Walter Kopr will be with his three
brothers in Pittsburgh today for the
first time in seven years when he win
appear there with the Washington
and jefferson eleven against Pitts
hurEh university.
Take her to Danccland tonight
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Sullivan and Covcys dancing school
Graham's hail. Tuesday cvc.-advt.
Mrs. Mary Hahn OF i'airNiew street