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also some outdoor work on the farm.
The Vege able Compound has given
me back my health and | cannot
praise it enough. / am perfectly will
ing that you should use these facts If
my letter will help other women who
still suffer. Mrs. DELBERT BUSH,
r. F. d. /. Massena, n. Y.
The spirit of helRfulness shown IN
the letters we are constantly publish
ing is worthy of notice.
These women know by experience
what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound will do. Your troubles are
the same as theirs.
If you have pains and q dragging
down feeling and are nervous and ir-
ritable, profit by Mrs. Bush's expert
ence and give the Compound trial.
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Answer:
I think most men and women love
and appreciate their mothers more
after marriage than they did before.
Children and young people take
everything that their parents do for
granted, and as no more than their
right, but when they grow older they
realize the sacrifices that their faith
ers and mothers made for them and
the burdens they bore in order that
they might have a carefree childhood
and youth.
Also, Of course, blessings brighten
as they fade, and no people are so
perfect and admirable as those with
whom we not have to live. The
sons and daughters who ideaIize
their old mothers and fathers, and
who slosh over with the most beauti-
full sentiments concerning them, are
those who do not have to live with
the old people and put up with their
righteousness and ways. Mothers
halo would get quite a few dents
in it II your husband had to listen
to her tell over the same old stories
and endure her eternal nagging and
crafty her never-ending curiosity.
1t is the flavor of ones youth that
makes mothers pies and mothers
bread taste like ambrosia. In reality,
they were generally soggy creations
against which our stomachs would
now revolt.
I should advise any wife whose
husband was still tied to mother s
apron strings to go off on a visit, and
leave him to spend a long time with
mother. He would think lot better
Of wife's methods when she got back.
Dear Miss DiX-What would YOU
do if you were married to a big,
strong, husky woman, who wouldn't
get up and get your breakfast? [
have to cock mine and take my
Wife's to her in bed Then she gets
up and goes off in the car and spends
the day gadding around. The only
meal she pretends to cook is supper,
and she buys most of that at the deli.
catessen. JOHN.
Answer
I would tell her that I was going
off and get divorce, and marry me
a wife who would get my breakfast
for me. There is no reason why a
man should support a woman who
is a lazy loafer, who lays down on
the job and refuses to do her part.
II l were a man I wouldn't do it.
Copyright, 1924
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What Qualities to Look for in the
Man You Marry--IdoIizing Moth
er After Marriage--The Cure
for a Lazy Wife

IN EAR MISS DIX:---I am a girl
Of twenty-three and have two
suitOrs. One of them is very
good looking and is suave-mannef-
ed sort of a chap. His business pros
poets are not favorable. Inc other
man is homelv. rather brusque in
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Escaped Prisoners CAUGHT

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July s.
Four prisoners who escaped from the
naval prison here Sunday were cap
tured early today in Norwich, Conn,
at revolver points after holding up
the operator of a gasoline filling sta
ton. The men were caught in IN
automobile stolen from Lieutenant
w. D. Baker in which they escaped.
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q r a 6 6 In g-doWn
feeling that af-
fectedme so that |
could hardly walk,
a n d l go t run
down. AT riendwho
had taken Lydia
E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound
. advised me to try
lit and | h ave
| taken it with the
best results. / do
n@l
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To Whiten Skin
with Lemon
The ONLY hurm.

The only harm
eSs way to bleach
he skin white is
TO mix the juice
of two lemons
with three ounces
Of Orchard w hite,
which any drug
gist will supply
for d few cents.
Shake we'll in a
bottle, and YOU
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DOROTHY DIX DISCUSSES LIFE
TALKS ON HEART AND HOME

Dear Miss Dix-Why is it that be-
fore marriage a mans mother is
plain woman to him, while after mar.
rage she becomes a saint?
Before we were married my hus-
band was no model son to his moth
err, and showed her no particular at
lection. But now he has developed
an almost unearthly devotion which
causes him to lavish many attentions
and spend much money upon her,
while 1 have my head snapped off if
| even mention the fact that l am
in need of a few dollars.
LACHRYMAE.
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|MRS.bUSH Tells
| Other women
How Painsin Sideand Drag
ging Down Feelings Were
Relieved by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Massena, New York. -" l had ter
rible pains in both my sides and a
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ship good looks and nice manners.
The second one 1 could love if he
were better looking. L always feel
that people will say of us, us that
the best she could do?" You see l
don't know which man I really love.
What qualities would you seek in
man you were going to marry?
A b c.
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Lenox, Ca. Route l.

Dear Aunt Julia snd Cousins: Win you
please admit two jolly country boys from
Georgia into Your happy band for few
minutes We live close together and are
great friends. What are you cousins doing
these J-S>e We've been very busy fight
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ATISWEI.
I think most men and women love
and appreciate their mothers more
after marriage than they did before.
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MISS MATTE NAE SLOUGH.
Natasulga, Ala, Route |.

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins. win VIM
please let little Georgia girl into vnur
happy band If boys and girls? Father takes
the dear old Journal and l think it i
grand paper How many of You cousins like
10 read: ! dp. | don't get TO read much n
keep house for my father. my mother dieI
when was ten years old Ny birthday is
August 10. | will be fifteen. Have I
twin? II have, please write ME. guess
You are all wondering how I look. l won't
describe myself this time. only say I am
farmers daughter. / better go as this is
nv second time to write I was not I'D
mitted the first time. Your cousin.
tMISSl PAULINE CoNGER.
, 1924-01-08
STAR SPANGLED BANNER.
MUSICAL NOTES.

Following are the main incidents por-
trayed in the William pelr' Overture:
II opens in the upper Alps. The scene
is quiet ard peaceful, Suddenly a storm
bursts forth 10 fu"y with thunder and
lightning all around. The rain falls
amid The notes of the shepherds call or
RAM des VacheS" and the tinkIing
bells Of startled sheep, Then upon that
scene bursts the sound OF war aud the
call to arms The soldiers muster and
march against the Austrian foe, and at
last victory crown the army. There are
very beautiful melodies in this opera.
The songs OF the fisher boy and the
mountain shepherd. the hunting song
and the war cry. the plaintive love song,
tne Alpine chorus. the s.orm and the
noise OF battle.
The Overture Of Franz Schubert by
Won 5uppe is comprised II the following
excerpts on melodies of Schubert:
"Erlkonig" Die Nebensonnen' Der
Wanderer" "Oeutsche Tame" Der
Schafer und der Reiter" Die Tauhen-
post"
The Magic Flute by Mozart is one of
the most beautiful and mastery com
positions of such a kind. lis treatment
Is brimfuI of the highest technical skill.
In form it is a Sonata ana the fural
treatment is very interesting, wherein he
master shows his claim to the tide in the
way he playtuIty employs has contra
pLntal devices.
, 1924-01-08
drama "A Woman's Honor" should be
sure and atteRd. Indications promise
another full house.

The reception at Government House
last night was well attended and lasted
from $50 to 1870. The guests were re-
cei7ed by His ExceIlency the Governor
and the Despatching Secretary who in
troduced those with whom His Excel
lency was not acquainted. In the course
of the evening the Governor addressed
the house; thanked those present for
coming and expressed his appreciation
for the reception given him in St, CroIX.
He referred to conditions which be be-
lieved were on the verge Of betterment
beyond the best expectations, and urged
the cultivation Of d spirit of optimis u.
On behalf Of the Chairman Of the
Council, the Vice Chairman, Ho /. Root.
w. Skeoch, replied in appropriate terms.
Among other things Mr.. Skeoch sra
ted that the pessimistic tendency had
been brought about here through the
many years of adverse conditions. and it
was only due to the encouragement re-
ceIved from the Executives that this
was put under. He promised the Gov
ernOr the hearty cooperation of the pe0-
ple. in making his administration which
he trusted would be for his full term. as
successful IS possible.
, 1924-01-08
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STANTON.

S@a - - - -
Babylon, N. Y. Jan 3rd. A monster
wave swept 9 men from the deck of a
power boat into Great South Bay to-
night, after the craft had gone to the
rescue of three men 10 a speed boat that
had grounded in a storm off Fire Island
inlet. The drowned ren, with but two
exceptions, were members OF the rescue
party that had gone out for the speed
boat Electra off Bay Shore. The other
10 had been rescued from the Electra.
Washington, Jan. 3rd.-Drastic action
to pat a stop to alleged liquor drinking
by members Of Congress and other high
Governm Mt officials and to prevent leak
ing of diplomatic" liquors into boot
leg channels, was demanded today by
representative UpShaW, Democrat. The
demand was embodied in q resolution
and a speech prepared in support Of it.
St. Johns ME-, Jan. Bird "A westerly
breeze which began yesterday morning
vpered TO the northwest and developed
into one of the hes West gales in years
and continued all night, though this
morning it began TO moderate somewhat.
The Meteorological Bureau gave the
velocity of the wind during the night as
fifty miles an hour, when the Instrument
failed to register, having tnen O>ed put
out of order. Ii is estimated that at The
height of the storm the velocity OF the
wind was bctWeen 50 and 80 miles per
hour. 1t is feared that much damage
was done around The coaS', 'houph no
reports have vet been received, owing to
, 1924-01-08
LOCA1

The dramatic and musical entertain
ment given before a crowded audience in
Sc. Johns School House some weeks ago
b. local amateurs under the management
OF Mr.. A. Teytaud. will be repeated to-
morrow night with changes in the must
cal part Of the program Those who fail
ed to enjoy the first presentation of the
, 1924-01-08

at the end of the last financial year aggre-
gated 1912, geo, coo pounds, according to
the Treasury figures just issued, this
being an increase of 100, 900 000 pounds
compared with the previous year. This
is attributable to the capitalization II the
arrears Of interest due to the United
States and the increase in the nominal
debt through conversion operation s.
Ancona, Italy, Jan. 4th, Earthquake
shocks are continuing. Altogether 10
shocks have been registered during
the past AZ hours. In the province OF
PesarO several villages were severely at
fected. Many houses caved in, or were
otherwise damaged. Snow is falling
heavily, adding to the discomfort Of the
pOpulace. Military units are aiding the
people and trains are being rushed into
the affected districts to remove those
who 3esire TO leave. The first trenours
were felt on Wednesday in the Marches
district about here, (the provinces of
Ascoli Picano, Mecerata, Ancona and
Pesaro UrbiHo) the disturbances appar-
emily centering in the neignbourhood of
PesarO.
Luxor. Jan. 4th.-The sarcophagus Of
the Pharaoh ~Tutankhamen has been
founded in hat monarch's tomb in the
Falley VI tne hIUSS, IL was dUnouuC6u
today. The long ssWght treasure of the
antimmuity lay within the fourth caske.
1t is Of white and red granite.
Boston, Jan. 3rd. United States naval
authorities tonight brOadcasted warn
ing to all transatlantic liners for a Ium-
Der laden dereIict drifting in the main
ocean highways off the Nova Scotia coast.
The position Of the derelict, which is the
British schooner 'Governor Parr", was
given as as degrees AZ minutes North
Latitude and AZ degrees 48 minutes West
Longitude The Governor Parr was
abandoned at sea several months ago and
had been reported from time to time
since. Ten days ago the United States
Coast Guard cutter Tampa was sent out
to find the d~ere.ict, TO tow it into the
nearest port and destroy it. In, clttrr
took the water logged schooner into tow
on New Years Day, but rhe towing
haWser parted yes erday during a sale.
The Tampa kept in touch with the drift
ing hulk until last eight. Whea shortage
Of fuel forced the cutter to make for
Halifax.
London, Jan. 4th.-The British Empire
LeproSy Relief Association plans to in.
aagurate early this year an intensive
campaign to rid the British pos ,essions
of the disease. There are sail to be
300, 900 Iepers in India. Africa aud the
West Indies. Recent experiments in
TDJIo how. shaun soi0ntiCtc oO.ort Fb.F
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CENTRAL.

Edificio construido expresamente para
Hotel. Modernamente equipado, con
Ascensor, Habitaciones con baiio. Tel&
fono, Timbres, Barberis y cuanto ~
quiere ell Moderno Comfort.
Plan Europeo. American Plan
Oesde $1,00 $50. Desde $3.50 q $50
Restaurant la Carta. Cubierto 500
SAN JOSE No. IL.
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81 vENDE

gran cultura 10 FefoHs psrm moisf
cosecha 1925 en u Cenirai 1alros q
en- SAINTS Juana. Cawaas Atfasesafa
pof IL carYetera - Las Fi@lfas 4
San Lorenxo. Confiene pmiwas eexn
arboles ffuta'ss y tusdses. ARaa
absndaute. Nalor tfs.0ooB aeis mll
pesos Sin cosecha i9Is. fas farss
a benefcio del cgnpTatoF. - ahes
plazo para pagar ff2Eool 80 nn
quinientos ~ ssis pos sisaso 81 d
Bauco FEDERAL. Para tnfarmn@.
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II O TELES
HOTEL BELCICA

Habitaciones frescas, c6modas
exoeIentas. Cituado EN- Gale Vi
liza No. 8 eI sitio mas centrico de
Pence.
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SOUTHAMPTON. Long Island, New
York. q -oeneralmente, en- los arti-
los que he leido. escritos p0r pustlis-
tas, 6stos comienaan diciend0 de una
manera invariable POGO mas men0s.
10 que sigue:
"voy a triunfar. seFuramente cue
dejaTe fueTa de cOmbate, pOr knock
out. ri cOntrincante. en- unO dos
rounds. a 10 sumo en- una doCenA de
rounds-seg6n sea Ell case.
Tai coytumbre. en- mi concepto. cons
tituye una verdsdera locura: sism-
pre- que he leido pkrrafOs coneebldos
en- tales terminus. no he podido menos
que echsrme a reir.
/ Yo nunca hago predieciones. 10 cue
es mas. nunca anuncio 10 que voy =
hacer duTante Ia lueha. Y Ia raz6n para
clio cs muy soucilla: nunca &c de snts
msno lc que tendr6 cue haccr Nunea
hago planes sohre ei combate. sutcs de-
{ que este dc comcnso y por oira raz6n
no meno3 soneiila. Ia dc one nadis sabe
10 one su sdvcrsario hsrA hasta aue se
encuentfa CT cl ring.
Solamcntc hssts cntoaccs ha iicgado
el momcnto dc haccr ealcuios v con
jesturas. ST ticne rno spertc mayer
habilidad que el sdvcrsario. probable
nente oonseguirs accrtar mas uue %
en- eSos caleplos. y hasta en tai cae1
puedcn ccurrir medicines en Il ring.
como eo:rren en- cualquisr otro luzsr
La mica prediction rcalmcnts sin.
cora one puede hacer cu7lquier boxes
dor. c. II de uue ests rssuolto 2 haosr
todo cu-nto Sc enereutre de su parts
para conseguir cl triunfo.
+ En- tai case. 81 sale vcacodor. tods rs.
sulta per!eetamonts bion 81 pierde "a
polea. avn cusndo s6lo haya degrade
resistir IN rornd. hsbrs hecho ,odo n
possible. nadie tiene motives para pro
teStar y quejsrse.
Yo hare cusnto este de mi psgte 81
entrar II ring. para msdir mis- fuersas
con lss do Firpo. 81 10 meior que pu~ia
haccr bsgta para conseguir ei triunfo.
tanto mejor; psro 81 pierdo. sefA Per
que Firpo es boxeadOr meior que 70.
Nj plan de combate es cl mismo que
he adoptado para todas las luchas: 20.
nerme en- las melOres oOndieiones fla
cas- poslbles v perfeccionar m boxe1.
tntsnsifieando las cua.idades de crite
rio y de caleulos de distancia. etc. y
entcnces voy al ring, preparadO para
todo cuanto pueda ocurTirme.
Mido mi contrincante despuss a.
cue la camPana en- el ring ha dado IA
sehal para que commence el primer
round. Busco las oportunidades que me
presents y cusndo veo una cue sea
verdade-a, trato de aprovechsrme ds
ella; sisndo es.a, en- nj concspto, Ia
dnics forma con que Sc puede proceder
rs inGtil preocuparse hacsr conIec
turas sobre la clase de ataqne qae EN-.
prendera Ell adversariO. 10 que hay qas
hscer eS entrar preparado para cual
qnier atalue. 81 realmense Sc es baer
boxeador. podra hacerss frente a Is,
agresiones del contrario.
I'm ve-dadero campe6n Is aques a,
puede defenderse contra cusiquiera cis
Sc de ataQue.
FL hecho de que an hOmbfe dsmues
ire grandes dotes como combatiente e.
GcmItin0a en- Ia pAS. 10l
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Campe0n Sudamericano de
Boxeo de Gran Peso

WHITE SURPHUR SPRINGS, 81.
! Vine a los Estados Unidos en- esta
OCCASION por dos razones principalss.
/ La primera consistfa On demostrar
sufri manos de Jack Dempsey no
me habia transformado en- un cobards.
ESQ era justamente 10 que parecia que
pensaban, y hasta es mas, 10 que lie
garon decir.
Semejantes opiniones me constris-
taron mucho, pues no soy un cobards
nj Dempsey tiene que yer con mis- es-
peranzas, con mis- ambiciones y con
mi porvenir mas de 10 que pudiera te-
ner que yer un nifio.
Mi experiencia con el es algo que
pertenece al pasado, y es hacia nues-
tro encuentro en- 10 Future a donde fjo
ahora mi atenci6n.
La segunda raz6n que tuve para We
mir este pals, fue Ell deseo de ajustar
cuentas con Harry Wills-y de AUS
tarlas en- Ell ring-por La declaration
que public6 despu@s de yer como logr6
derrotar a Jess willard, declaration en-
la que afirm6, o en- la que Sc le hizo
afirmar, que Sc sentfa capaz de haber
derrotado tanto a Willard como mi
en- ell mismo ring.
Tai afirmacion la resiento ahora 10
mismo que la resent entonces, en- Ell
momento de que en- ella me entere por
los periodicos.
Estoy aqui para demostrar Wills
que ha sufrido un ligero error por
10 que toca su afirmacion sobre
la capacidad que SO atribuye para de-
rrotarme
Esas son las dos rasones principa-
les que me indujeron a regresar este
pals.
Ell pueblo de los Estados Unidos sc
ha mostrado muy bondadoso para con-
migo. Aprecio su actitud amistosa Y
pienso que los norteamericanos han
sido mas justos conmigo que mis- pro-
pios compstriotas, desde ell momento
en- que no han formulado la acusa-
cion de que la derrota que sufri de
parte de Dempsey fuera tan grande
que me hubiese vuelto timido.
Nunca he visto Wills entrar en-
acci6n. El, en- cambio, me ha visto
combatir. Por consiguiente, puede f.
gurarse que tiene algunas ventajas so
bre mi, pero Ell dia IL de septiembre
Sc le presentar& la OCCASION de que de-
muestre que Cs mejor que yo.
No 10 juzgo 20 asi. Por Ell contra
rio, no solo pienso, sino que estoy BE-
guro de derrotarle sin duda alguna.
Voy entrar a esa pelea con la
certidumbre absolute de que pnedo ven
cerle. Para mi, este es una question
fucra de duda. Sinceramente declare
que tuve un mai moTnento cuanGo LEI
10 que habfa dicho sobre que era ca
paz de derrotarnos Willard mi
en- Ell nis1no dfa.
Naturalmente, qufero vengarme de
ese NAL momento, vengarme ven-
ci6ndolo en- nuestro combate. Nunca
me he vanagloriado de aniqu'lar un
contrincante, pero ell NAL ratio que me
hizo pasar Wills, despert6 en- mi un
intense deseo de venganza.
! Siempre me he mostrado considera-
do para con mis- rivales, y no creo que
Wills Sc haya mostrado justo conmigo
en- esta ocasi6n.
Desde luego decl7ro, sin embargo,
que ST Wills consigue vencerme, puede
entonces tener La seguridad de contar
con todo mi respeto.
ESQ me parece que es obrar con lin
pieza.
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PoR LUIS ANGEL FIRPo
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LA GRAN PELEA DE
PASADO MANANA
LUH ANGEL FIRPO Y HARRY WILLS, ESCRlTORES AN
NEN CONFIANZA EN- La VICTORIA
AMBOS TIE.

dujo la misma impression que Ia que
yo recibi dursnte mi eombste con
Brennan.
Tengo plsns conhanzs en- c9htsr
con todss las fscultades cue posee
Wills con algunas mas POT ahadidura.
lie dido hablar mucho de Ia forma
especial que tisne para oOmbasir. y
de como contiene a su contrfneants
con la isqu.crda mieusrss qus ie gol-
pea con la derechs. pudiendo aseEu.
rsr que me considero muy oapaz De
pelear contra un hombre cue adopia
semejsnte tactica.
Yo puedo golpear con un brszo Is
bre soy capaz tambien de abrirms
paso traves de todOs los ardides que
pueda opOnerms Wills.
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:. ..A!.LCAZAR

Luns 3s. FrenSs al Municipio
.evo Fotel. &odernamente equipadO
ia CT ,olla EabitacLJnes frsseas
Euen traso.
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