Princes Will Quit Germany to Leave Fortunes Behind
London dispatch says the German government will allow several Hohenzollern princes to depart Germany on condition they abandon their fortunes. They plan to go to Switzerland Denmark or Holland. Prince August William the former Emperor’s fourth son and his wife will move to Argentina at once.
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London
Germany
Amsterdam
Switzerland
Denmark
Holland
August William
Argentina
Olive Tablets offer relief without calomel
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are a 17 year old physician designed remedy for constipation and torpid liver. They use a vegetable laxative with no calomel and promise quick, gentle action with no griping. Sold in 25c boxes by all druggists.
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Edwards
Calomel
Dr. Edwards
Wilson Attacked in Senate Over European Trip
The Senate debated President Wilsons Europe trip with Senators Sherman and Williams trading sharp criticism. Sherman urged declaring the presidency vacant on departure and warned of grave mischief, while Williams defended the President. The discussion drew packed galleries and periodic reprimands from Vice President Marshall.
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Washington
Wilson
Europe
Senate
Sherman
Illinois
Williams
Mississippi
Marshall
President's overseas trip defended amid party dispute
Mr Williams defended the Presidents course and cited Taft and Roosevelt trips abroad to argue critics seek political capital. In the Senate colloquy Representative Mann of Illinois urged that factional strife not block the Presidents mission and said House Republicans would not seek to embarrass the President.
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Mr. Williams
Taft
Roosevelt
United States
Senate
Representative Mann
Illinois
House
France to tabulate what Han must pay
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies discussed a proposed resolution on war indemnities. It calls for the government to secure reparations from enemy powers in agreement with allied nations, to be allocated by a financial commission according to population and contribution to the war effort.
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Knox
Pennsylvania
Peace Conference of Action
League of Nations and
League of Nations
Senate
Kellogg
Minnesota
Lewis
Illinois
France
Paris
Havas
Chamber of Deputies
Roosevelt on Need for Great Navy
Theodore Roosevelt argued the United States has not matched Britain and allies in pressuring Germany and urged the nation to standby allies at the peace conference. He dismissed the idea that the American army fought for Wilson’s fourteen points, noting most soldiers had not heard of them.
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New York
United States
Germany
Theodore Roosevelt
Great Britain
Wilson
Austria
Hearst
Vierick
American Congress
Colonels call for naval strength and unity with allies
A colonel argues for Britain to maintain the largest navy, urges Swiss-style armed training for youth, and defends the Monroe Doctrine and Panama Canal rights. He criticizes President Wilson and the 14 points, claiming Americans supported defeating Germany and that allies did most to topple Germany, urging United States to stand with them.
Can Deliver More Coal in New England
The Boston fuel committee informs coal dealers they may deliver up to 50 percent of the one third of orders held by fuel administrator orders. Each customer will receive one sixth of winter coal instead of one third. Authority from New England Fuel Administrator Storrow permits committees to use best judgment for extra deliveries.
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Boston
New England
Storrow
World Plan Explained by Methodist Leaders at Tremont Temple
Before over 2000 clergy and laymen in Tremont Temple last night a vast programme for the church’s forthcoming world reconstruction work was outlined. Leaders in home and foreign missions presented the plan and its scope for global church activity.
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Tremont Temple
World Programme Conference closes day one in session
Delegates from across the globe attend the two day World Programme Conference aimed at backing the centenary of Methodist missions The session features talks by Dr S Earl Taylor Bishop T S Henderson and missionaries on China India South Africa South America and other fields with hopes for postwar religious upbuilding and expanded missionary training and funding The Home Survey成果 map charts and lantern slides were shown by D D Forsyth and Dr R K Diffendorfer in New York
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Methodist Missions
Columbus
Methodist Church
S. Earl Taylor
Foreign Mission Department
Europe
Africa
Asia
South America
Dr. Taylor
China
Japan
T. S. Henderson
Ralph A. Ward
Philadelphia
Rockwell Clancy
India
A. P. Camphor
South Africa
W. A. Teeter
D.D. Forsyth
D. D
Dr. R. KE. Diffendorfer
New York
Fruit-a-tives claim unique fruit juice medicine
Advertisement touts Fruit-a-tives as the only medicine made from fruit juices. It lists relief for constipation, liver issues, indigestion, headaches, neuralgia, kidney and bladder troubles, rheumatism, back pain, eczema and skin ailments. Presented in Ogdensburg New York with pricing 50c a box or 6 for $2.50. trial size 25c.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
Shopping Counsellor Assists With Gift Problems
If you would like help in solving Christmas Gift problems, our Shopping Counsellor, Miss Williams, is at your service.
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Miss Williams
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OUR Navy
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Jordan Marsh Company
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Jordan
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