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TniVY i:vi:n'in;, ottoiii:u 22. ioih.
THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
Six Trusted and True
Servants Must Give Way
to the March of Progress
T?UJ ;in'1 '-r" Tsi,:v .,r.! K 1 ;e, old and i ;. k is Jv :,,.,r ,dd. Ti.
1. m :UKJ Ki;'L' ;iU ""!5t Jh:i'..- bee ;lt ho station .. I IJ for
They haxn nuth v ed the;, u-pfil- y.,,is. hut th-v are settin:,' too old
now mey ur. to i-iioviMi , for active tm o. Thev cannot
"""" 1 ' -s i im ., K iJ-oiiii- engine ran j;
thrown
Lv the
Refugees Reparing Homes
EBT GEIffl
lodvc
r some tiling mor
infj ar" to f.- 1!
3nto the dboard,
march of propres..
Pouth Hend i-- r;i;
Tnt. opolitan In more
The city has de i . I 1 th it h.or.-.v are
It very Rood thinj; red to haw- on t!;..
city payroll.
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tn.ifl i't',f
I"" ll'.e M I '.K P. I M V Cim.'ll L'O
so th y ;ir- to Pe r-jila' by tins
mod : n on t : a ption for hre tixhtiri?. J
Tii !dy iv 1: years old, and Kap j
s mud ounirer. h'-.r.' only nine, !
''it they art- to luv 'a a , t o. to th';
jr.folin- r r: t.' 1 r . .
-J i r 1 and Kii; arc in'!- u ousters
im I a r ' 1 to 1 ; 1 1 1 v ami Kork and
'VfA3$jV TAV1 T'--xV
GIVES BELG V
IS ITEMIZED
I Millions Upon Millions of Dol
lars Will be Required to
Repay the Stricken
Little Country,
! -..Mi.ar.d to Hillv ai.d Kork and! V . TJLJ- '' ' ' ' .l -X : -K - V,'y ".7"
tor one thit.p. tlu-y .at too ,lli;rh ; T: :':.;.-. h:it th y have- to -o, too. Jin. 4 I . ,tf: i 1 1' j . f 1 VV'J i- H"5-; ' ll-
h,, theV r- wo-kin'. and th.-i- i ,.:,rs old and Kmc is 1 Thy 1; H' hi i ' ".r -H" ,
city authorities :irK'- thV iüarnu. i: 1 h., ,. I... ;tt station No. 10 for H '" J T ' &i 'f'd '-'' 1 p : C 4 k '
ö! a"line nein h do r.ot -.t -vh::., i;i ti....... TuU.y an.l Kaj.e pull ' , U r 1 Ujv? '. " ' V"
t-y rf-st. .: ar- rhmr to nnln-it!. tr;i. U from ho station No. 7. " r JfA - V'U U ? I'- ' ; V J' v ' V
tain, and th-y a!-,, aruu- that eis- j Th. s-.v fa-.thful hör-, not V l- . 'li't i f'.'CS'LJl lU-'VjiT-4-:-'.
line ensin rat. to Lst-r ai;d far-i-.in- i ;ht r.uav. hut it will not .t- ; . ' ' f' iV IvT- r l""! v''- i .'r-
ll,pr ran rorx-s -,m wiuicut r.ttuur. i ir,n!r UIitll tn,.,. ;ir(. ropiard hy the
ho. In vP v. of th's" ,ir;:ini'rit, more n,,d.-rti :i.t.;ir.itiw for tichtiiiL- !
nam.d Hilly and
fix nurses
und Tuhhy ;tnl Kapf. and Jim
Kfn. are to .- rut from th iy j
riyroll. Thy aie to h" ph.''d li pm j 1 1 ir
ri pension ii1-:, or soiu to sonu Kindit
ap
it'" ! '.if. Th- ity i.-t rapidly
srowinc:.
nd !:,?id t lin k;i fptv 'kj:i Iii i - :i!rp iHi- rir-n.
tl atin ith niahrrs of lirr- truckH for
P'irrhas" of tu- trnrks to take
pla- (f th'' tlllf r- team.-".
Prct Stnitli told th' otin"tl Mnn-
ly for licht work, mi eh as plowing or
liarrowlnff or pruhblnfr.
I'rtx't Louin J. Smith of th Poarl
of public safety appeared hefore tli
city rounril Monday night with his
day niuht that as sr?n as thf safty
hoard ohtaiiH-d all th data relative
to the prieos fif tl;f tr icks, he would
lav it hfor the niemhrrs prelimi-
ir.arv to asuinc lor an appropriation
plan ror unr.or.Mn outii uend s tire fOP the j.urchaye of th? trucks.
tiopariment. Tlie nieinoe.r- of the council Mon-
Thi hoard president said that the
safety hoard had hern considering
for som time the ju re ha . of auto
day night agreed
i woaru mal liiere
! placement rf t he
with the safety
sliould T'O a re
horses with auto
LNI)f'X. Oct. .'2. Some of th? :
I items which Jigure on c;ermany's j
I hill in Belgium are given as follows i
I from an orhrial Ii?lcian source: i
"Local contributions and lines I
levied by Germany on Belgium in
1 '. I 4 S . 0 0 0. U 0 0 pou n ds.
"War contributions from K14 to
I'M f 3 S, 400,000 pounds.
"War contributions seven months
to May, 1917 I4.00',0o0 pounds.
from May.
2 b . b 0 " . u 0
trucks to take the pho-- of the thre .b. ,.,,,1 , ,.v(.rt,.,l tli.t ::s
i
teams of the rhty hr- department .soon as the safety board has com
t'nat have resisted the advance of j.-tfl its in stigations in regard to
)rogrey so far. tjin j.uradiase of the ne-, e.uipmeia.
The horses arc getting old. thejtho TlCr--ury appropriation will he
doctor explained. lhlly is 11 ea i s J furth oming.
The photo shows a French family returned to their homes in a devas
tated ilia ge recently captured from the Huns. working in onU-r to
make the home habitable. The soldiers often aid the peasants in this
work of reconstruction.
WAR CHARITIES GET
$16,034.32 FROM THE
WORLD SERIES GAMES
LOCAL HOSPITAL NURSE
DIES OF INFLUENZA; 7
SISTERS ALSO NURSES
Miss l.l'en May Stuart, a student i
nurse at Kpworth hospital, died at
the hospital Monday evening at 7:10
o'clock after an illness of pneu
monia that followed an attark of ytated Monday
making inroads upon the health of
the members of the students' army
training corps, of w Iii eh he is rom-
j mamler. There has been 'lily one
iteatti m the corps since it was or
ganized, and there are more than
7'"t members in training. At pres
ent there are thre p.uients a, the
St. Joseph hospital her' and two ni
thes- are ery ill. ('apt. Murray
NVu - Titn-s Spe i;l Service:
CINCINNATI. th. Oct.
check for $ 1 .;; 4 . : : n w as forwarded
j to See'v of Wat Maker Monday by
j the Uoston Anieiican league dub
i players. It represents 10 per vent
j of the reem:e received by all in
terested parties in the recent World'
I series, to be donated to War charities'.
COiMITTEE WILL
I IIUUL IIILilUUIIL!
I
i
"War contributions
l 1 M 7 . t May. l'.'l
j pounds.
j "War contributions from dune to
Hctober of the current year, ir.."'0.
iloo pounds.
"Kuw material and machinery
taken by the Germans were rockon
ted by them in January, 191.". at h
j 000. ooo pounds. The damage- to De
cember. J'JH, estimated oy the
'North German Gazette, amounted to
1:00,000.000 pounds, this mi. king a
grand total of .".S t.'JOO.OoO pounds."
These items do not include mater
ial destruction and requisitions since
January. 191.".. which alone must be
reckoned at several hundred million
po und..
During the winter of Ib lgian
workingmen to the number of 1.-T.-.o.ooo
were deported to Germany.
'The future production oi xnrse men
was thus totally lost to their country.
To the Patriotic Shopping Public:
All Christmas pa:k:ii;v must .o lv mail Ivture
buviiiQ now earlv hours in the morniiis; is hest.
U.'Cjmh.T 5t'n. i) cui ''itt-
TT?)
4 V
ros.
Co
Store Opens at 8:30; Close 5:30 Sat. to 9:30 p. m.
Don't Fail to See:
I he
N
ew v
Winter Coats Here
City Council Wants Time to In
vestigate S1 5,000 Appro
priation Ordinance.
onlv
Spanish influenza that lasted
cue week.
Miss Stuart, whose home j
1'xbridge. Ontario. Canada, is
seventh of eight sisters to join the
army nurse corps. She was in train
ing here, coming here from her
homo only siv weeks ago. Her sis
ter Jean, who is a nurse in New
York city, is seriously ill with the
luJ'uenza. Her other d-ters are
Kmma and Margaret in France,
Mary at Camp T'pton.
Fiidgeport, Conn.
The only sister who U not a nur..'
Is Mr. Harry Ort of this t it y. She
a No has one brother, Allen, living j
in Montana. The body will be sent j
to th home of her parents. Mr. and j
Mrs. Norman Stuart, in Fxbridge.
Canada, Wednesday morning at 1:1.
o'clock.
th
ment. had died of the disease,
that department is not within
dent from
but
his
trie ( mrisdietion
('apt. Murray and his staff of
lieutenants make a careful inspec
tion of all the j.. embers of the corps
daily and the tirst sneez' sends a
man to sick bay for treatment. if
the patient does not improve lie is
sent to the St. Joseph hospital here.
The. men are gien light workouts
ind I.eata at I daily and the program of training N
teing delayed, due to the precau
tions necessary to light the "flu."
The total amount is $ 1 .:;4(...!h
night that on stu- j ,ui tu i;oston players contributed
preparatory depart- j $."1 .".27 shortly after the series
ended. Sec'y I'.aker is asked to dis
tribute the amount
MAJ. GEN. LIPSETT IS
KILLED BY SNIPER
! After reporting favorably on sev
!eral appropriation ordinances asked
ji'or by the board of public works, the
! city council committee of the w hole
; Monday night decided that it prob
ably would be better if a little in
vestigating was done before any
. iiunner iavoiao.e reports on or dl- oou.im mw.m..
. . ... .., : t Inanre.s of this diameter wti m:nlf. ! blue, with fre
l,o,iM., ' hi. . ..aj. lien. I . ( - -
I. Lipsett, C. p,. r. M. G.. recently ! Tlivroforc. u hen the board of
' !- .'...IT . L . .
r .i. . . .. l : . l : . . : .i i k l o i i 1 n is. t 1 i
I lO- I .IM.HIMM - . . , ,:,.. ,.-!l.
f.l-.liivin.'i. .im.mi,riltii,n i 1 Ulm t..1 1UH l.lll 10001 Is Ol Mllir Ulf
the streit lighting fund, the commit
tee decided to postpone action on it
for a period of two weeks.
commander o
slur., and a general staff officer, has i
b-on kilb-d He was shot by a Ger- j
tnan sniper while inspecting posi
tion at the front, den. i.ipyett -was
iu:.rTirih iiumi: roi: sali:.
Owing to my moving; from South
F.end I am offering my residence at
12 V.. South st.. for sale at a real
bargain. It is without question one.
of the best finished and beautifully
decorated homes in the city. The
main rooms are finished in solid ma
hogany woodwork, doors and beam
ed ceiling. The walls were canvass
ed and decorated by artists from
Mandel Pros, of Chicago. The din
ing room is finished in white ojiamel
(eight rubbed coats) with solid ma-
canvassed walls in
-hand paintings in
the panels of the frieze, and a beau
tiful chandelier of butler's silver.
CAPT. MURRAY FIGHTS
"FLU" SUCCESSFULLY AT
UNIV. OF NOTRE DAME
.lACIv I 'KOST IS MOBILIZING.
I!e prepared when he strikes. You
don't have to fight to get a square
deal when you buy the host grade
of Indiana and Illinois coal from C.
H. DeFret s. Home phone ."279; "15
S. Taylor st.; Dell phone '79.
Advt. S.IOLtf
4 4 v ea i s oh
l.i ..a ,.Mrr.,i t,o HHtun ' However, before the .$l.".00o oidi-
IV. ...... . v ... . ,
j nance came up before the coinmit
ifee. a measure appropriating SvooO
lt.. ik I..... ...i ,.f ,....!.. ....... .t
I 1 ill I . v L
nd alley fund, one appropriating
rl
army in '. He served in India
in 1 9a 7-1 '.oj y . and at the outbreak of
,ti. .. ii i'.n.f. vt-ift fituvrii" U'l i'oaio i w'.i-.ic v. o
111 i I 1 n il.' ti .-.ix-
attached to the permanent Canadian
i f,,., ,i i'r,.,iro-,u1t Volunteering -.-l.'Miu to Hie ooafl or pur, lie worKSi
j his services he came overseas as ai'ity hall fund, anotlier appn.pi iat-
j brigade f ommander inthe Tust Ca-Jing $2.o0i. to the board of public
j nadian contingent, later hdng trans- Uvork gar age fund, and still an
I ferred to the third division. lotlu r appropriating $2. ',() to the
built-in bath tub and high tile wains
oting. canvassed above and free
hand painted in morning gl"ry de
iirn. The lighting fixtures for the
house were designed by a New York
factory. The doors are of solid oak
including even the closets. Flertrieal
I experts sav that the wiring is the
Lverything is being done at Notre
Lame b Cupt. Murray, Y . S. A., to
r.eep the Sjianish in:',uena from
We i an store that furnituie. stov e,
trunk, piano, etc., at a reasonable,
price. Call Home r."lri, Lell No. 114.
Inter-City Transfer Co.
Advt. S709-tf
ciirsTM'T sii: roKi:
l-'nr Case liurners just rcceiwd.
Knoblock ikv Msrtin. successors to
William L. Shimp. I'd- W. Wash
ington. Adv t. Si:'.i-27
Begi
fTT TT mf TH
in You Chistmas Shopping Now
TT TT O
AX &
Co.
Wc Sell Dependable Merchandise at Price Loivcr than Any Other Store
You're Probablv
Paving Too Much for
Toilet Articles
Unless You're Acquainted with the
Wav We Price Them
w w I
a:ui Willi.ims' Tal
in cvor.il vljiih!-
c.m 15c
StWM.l 1
.
Pc.vAijr,
Facial S.ip.
19c
Ill Ll, lU UUl
19c
t".d
10c
Mennen
cum
ful odor-.
Wood hi
Cream or
at
'a-Ne-Ta for
feet, 25c value at . .
Vaseline Camphor
roijsh skin, special . .
Blue Seal Vasehne. small sc
6c, lare sire 10c
Dr. Cir.ives" TnequaleJ. Tooth
25c value
Mum. a delicate de-aram, peci
Wclvina for th.e ddiiplexion . . . .
Melba, Dry Rou;e. special
Melh.i fose Blu;-h, a miie witi
base, special .
t s--x- '. , t v I
:I- "''.''"'"''' 'L.
MS hnaud'v "Lilac de France."
a superior toilet perfume, excel
lent for the handkerchief, atomiz
er and bath; delightful after shav
ine;. 'erv special 75c
made
value
.39c
Nilodox prevents odr,
lo correct perspiration, 5(h
ar
at
Liderine, lare buttle.
pe
cial
.39c
Powder.
Rubiüum. liquid
for the teeth. 2 5c at
aeiuitnc
19c
al
. .19c
. . 19c
. 35c
. .43c
an oil
. .25c
Williams' Toilet Water. lare bottle,
fecial . 38c
Welba (ireasele Cream special .. .43c
4
Oxzvn C'omtMexion Poder. special.. 9c
Jap Rose ('old Cream. 2 5c at
dap Roe Face Pi'
, ' t L r
.V!
at
. 19c
.23c
board of pudio works miscellaneous
fund were reported upon favorablv,
in spite of tin- muttered objection of
Councilman William Coded, repub- j
licnn. that the board of works seeni-
Kd to be spending much money inj
I haul), g garbage. ,
j Tile crunmittee also passed favor
lably upon an riit.a uce ap)i opriat-
ling d.Od to the boird of public j
safety w ith V.iii. Ii to have the Oadil-j
Tac patrol wagon, which was burned j
several weeks ago. repaired. j
An ordinance changing the name;
most modern, complete, and conven
iently arranged of any house in the
state. The kitchen is a small, com
pact, step-having, "steamboat" kitch
en anl will appeal to the heart of
any housewife. The house is dose to
town, close to the Studebaker offices
and in a splendid residence district.
Today it could not be built for ru
T,nr repft more than I am asking for
it. Carage is included. If interested
write me at Charlotte. X. C. and I
will send you price and full particu
lars'. Pr. H. A. Thomson.
No matter how critical ou may be. you will lind here a
coat that becomes you admirably and that satisfies your
ideas of style, quality and lit. Some fur-trimmed models
are included.
Smart Coats of Cloth:
Loose backs or semi-titted effects. Belted, with
large collars of rich fur, plush or of self material.
Some with wide bands of fur around the bottom.
Every seasonable color in Crystal Cord, Silvertones,
Pom" Pom, Sealette Plush, Broadcloth and Wool Ve
lours, from $25.00 to $55.00.
An Infinite Variety Lovely New Dresses
New Silk and Jersey Dresses
In coat ellect, attractively bound with cloth or silk;
loose back elTect with braid and button trimmings,
front-and back panels, neck neatly piped. Modes
suitable for every ligure from 16 to 46. Colors:
Navv, tan, burgundv and black. Priced from $19.75
to $35.00.
Silk and Satin Dresses
Of line quality, beaded and embroidery trimmed.
Skirts draped to the side. Long and short tunics,
some with fringe giving the required touch to com
plete the French effect. All sizes and newest shades.
From $25.00 to $35.00.
A tf -;!
I C. ' V-d
tb:-.: i' Hv: 'M
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i
Many IxclnsivcNcw Models in
Winter Millinery
A new line just arrived by express
of beautiful Pattern Hats from the
well known hat makers, Phipps,
Gage, Hylands and Fisks, tailored
and semi-dress modes in black, taupe
and brown, from $10.00 to $18.50.
Display of Superior Shirt Waists
Georgette Waists in white, vest effect of real
lilet. also collar of liiet in stripes, cuff with in
sert nt lilet. at $15.00.
Semi-tailored modei, double breasted, with
pearl button fastenimr in white and tiesh, at
$10.00.
The Newest in Gloves
Lambskin and White kid Gloves with black
silk ditching also white on black, at $2.25,
$2.75.
Washable Care Gloves in manv colors at
$2.25, S2.50, $2.75.
UHRO-RUSIiMS ASK
FOR INDEPENDENCE
YOU CAN'T WORK
WELL WITH A GOLD
WASHINGTON. Oct. 22. Pres't j
Wilson was asked today by rejire- j
sentatives nf the American national j R U jt Dr. Bell's Pine
council of I hrodlusins to take into tu j
c.msiderathui the national asnira- lar-Honey and enjoy
I tions of their -. oie. the IPatheriiai , your job.
m any peac .us-ussioP.s w:tn aus- i
tria-Hnngary. ' on.-t.u.t ouhintr. v Iktzüi;'. nif-
The membris of the dd at iui. Hing k.cj. arj fron thinking clearly.
wh said th - represent "eo.nna
DR. L. H. WIRT, DENTIST
311 UNION TItUST HLDG.
X-Itnj Anacistliftl.
Homo rhono S9I; Hell 227.
Open creniii except WcaJucxIajt.
I on't fe.'d hea vy-l.ea ded. jenp
WASHINCiTON.
212. Tho
asi-tant
ct.
bca-v ,,f Mai. C. 1 1. Lyelle
military attache of the Hriti-h em
basc'. '"'bo d last we-k o- pneu-
f ,t : ... .......
t: ii vo loi owiMir inuuen..t. was
whole Mondav nicht will ome up
fin tinal action at tin regular meet
ing of the eoum-il to-xt .Monday
t.iuht.
C Ii..,, .t .k Tl ln n -Ii. vroiriftiol !
,. I buried ni Arimuton cenietf-ry Mum-
","n ', ,tlijv w.th fu,j ,ail.tn.v honors
d upon by tlie committee of the i
will ome up.'
LEADS CZECHOSLOVAKS
IN FIGHT FOR FREEDOM
llutheniir.s in the Cnited States,
illt-'ed th pre.uib'Ut to us.' Iiis in
i!uenco to secure for them ojiportun
y t join one of the oth.er S!.ii"
n tio'-.s as a f tb ra 1 oni it' com
plete independence Is found to
impracticable.
'vin- into aition ith
I'ine-Tar-Honev and free
ladd-discomfoi t .
It is i oin po-f d of i n j 1 1 ! ien t
Ir. Cadi's
voursi If of
J.P.KcGILLCO.
Ths House thit quality
built."
that
i .e
Palm
verv
01ive Shaving Cream, 3 5c value.
19c
Buy Toilet Soap Here
fecial
You Will Save Money
nr.e I 'diet
lilac or iolei.
cuir
I I (, I
carnation.
bars for
Palm t )!i e r Jai
Williams' ()!.!
S'hip. special, bar
Cocoa Water Üa.dilc
m
r l o t
V ' S i
fecial 9c bar. 3
. . . 25c
ar 10c
line
ap
Llder
tdi
it
kalondemia Medicated Soar
LIo-a er
.12i2c
. . . 10c
. . . 10c
X
Ci stile
.Williams
larc,e size . .
Aladdin L
at 5c, 10c, 12c
Shaving Soaps, small size 5c,
; sc
Soap, special 9c
WOMAN WITH DYNAMITE
ON TRAIN IS SENTENCED
TO 18 MONTHS BY LANDIS
CHIOAC.o, Oct. '12. .Mrs. dabriele
'. . alias "Linda .Tose." who!
brought d lu'.riite from Younstown.
; .. to CliicaLo cral months ;mo
Jin violation of the law, was s'-n-i
tenced to 1; months' imprisonment
hy .ImU'i- Landis in the federal court
j today.
, She told a Ctaili-'e tory of lira
in i-o.n.e to t'hicauo to be alone so
she could decide whether she loved
more her husband or Karl Lodi.
r.rineirn: the dynamite, she said, was
a mere incident and was done at the
' revues; of one Muzd.
i .Tudue Lan'lis suddenlv sliot a
jue.-tiou at her.
"Is :;et denial one of tlie hit laws
of the bie-t anarchistic oru'.inlza
; ;ioe,s in th- country V"
: Yes replied die cirl. e-cidently
! takev aback. Th"!i sh.e asked to
withdraw the answer. ejdainip.'T
! that she had not Ufulerstood the
1 ouestiotl.
hiutish iaui; ami:i: k.
I.iiN'pOX. ( ct. . The C.ritish
jtorces Tmhtin: north of Le Calf an
have captured Ameral. online
to the (dficial rt port from I-a id Mar
shal Hai.ids hcadou.ii ter. in France
tonight. Tlie Ilritisli are now two
miles from "a".eneiennes.
sooth" the tieklmu till'
ease the nie omfoi -table
tio;;. Ions- j; the p;l :t
tion . i ii 1 1 ease tin hreathin
li.''es grippe. brou liitis.
hoarseness, too. I'conojnica!
f. inc. Pi-ucir:!- e cry whe:
".e,-. .;nc. and $1.1'".
it. help to
inüumn.a -
1 ( o-e. s-
-,tl;nia.
satis-
lerchants National Bank.
I i r-t bank in -utli lU-iul to
apjd for meinberdiip in
ALBERTA PASSENGERS
MUST WEAR 'FLU' MASKS
CALdAKY. Hb.. Wt. HU. Th
pi o mc i.il bo.ud of h.eal'h in a rul
announced today decreed tnat
alt railroad pisseners in Alberta
must wear pau?o ni a ks as
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A Sure Way To
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W kad3 Lat3Ä iü never failed to remo-.e .i i:.dr it:
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intluenz.i
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without n.eb will
mittance to trains.
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Kir's Olive Soap, special 8c
kir'v's Oatmeal, ("ol.i Cream, Rutter-
mil. Witch Hacl or b'asv bather Soap,
Special, bar 5c
cir at the Martin Carafe. Centrally
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FIRST IN THE NEWS-TIMES
lndrpender.ee of th.e '"zed'.O
SbAak nation has rn declared for
mally by the Sde ho-.do ak cation i
couta ib Th.e declaration, renounc
ing abeiriince to th.e Haps': ;rr
d '". tsty and announ-tnc princij.b-s
for a foundation of a repu'.do. was
issued in Faris and a enpv handed To
Fres't U'lbson hy J. 'i-r, of the
council'. star: in Washir.etrci. Th.e
document was- sine.l y Ir. Thomas
. Masaryk. prrider.t of th" coun
cil, as premier an.t mini.-tT of
hnancc. ami by other officers of th1
pro-, jsional lo rrnjnent.
K:h. rel blood, tl
n."e an-i youth, how? itef jt1 a clear
rosy cin. Folic! tlesh. fine fomand
a kren hrlcrht mind. I:cd tdoodt d
women, with tronr: nervous vitality. '
are Fought after by men: thev arc
the hope and leaders cf the v.-o:"lI.
American womrn the "..orll
in health, beauty nr.l ir.tclli0"r.re,
f.rd their ntimbcr is increainc. Thcv
have karnt-'l te aP: cf Iron an J
I'horrhatrs j:i k'.er.r.L,- tbcni m jr- '
fcrt corditior..
'The nurr.ter of Trr.il: rTn
lout, run dovn an 1 nervnu v. m-idn i
bound to df-rna-p rnpidly. on- tb
I-ower r f rho-pb.ntd Irn be corr.--H
more p-enerallv known", all a
int doctor. -There is not a reason
in tlie world why -r-rrn Fhould not
, ttrorp. l-irov ar1 n. toe tr, tvt
jupn when the rmdv ! t hr'
"Iophatei Ir-n :. aron".pl':rj
werden with niv ntit jt -iS
trcstr.fd hraUb." vital!v. strn '
;rerve' nnd harrlr". to whoT frrnl- 1
J1'. t:";' -Itv. rei. iron ,
ir-T-n und women that "ihv lif RTrj
kfti in every .-ork". Think it ore'd i
j o Insure drtor? ar.d tb.-ir rnti-nts !
PAttlnir Wa r ' .... I Tit .
we have put I': r-ulf, r n P so do '
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