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‘iutul‘ins‘ new 1118"! “MS: PM" ("mere here tic-Hwy of them ‘0 1min ttwi are in fulfillment of the' ~- ~-~—-~~—
SlBRiiGt of 400,000
corners Ill tittittl
9;.l'0lmdrl and open spaces are a pan nerve in thetamy.
the program of the housing countii 'l'he “mama and crumpet“ men with
which has called a national conven- their warm wares for afternoon tea.
tlon for next ‘Aprll to take action on whose ldvgat in the streets after
lie propoeals.
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:1 bell have out! their rounds, for it
i .txtmx. March it .t urre. punti- 1 rest have been turned into s. “stat l"
' “ "f “19 Arém'iaif‘d l‘Tr‘Pl— ”970 8m Vim trade whose services are rcquirt or
~ 4' present .1 sho'iagu of 400.000 the making of army bread and t- tot
o l5lut‘> in linclativi nt'eldt‘fi' this ”we IN [OHM ,he spared for luxuries.
W'flflt‘ il.t"‘i are old and lllir‘iilnl- The “shell fish" stalls. formerly
be cleared:
The htiiltiinc of three new cotw LONDON. March 20 rit'orrvsponti-
new will a view 10 ”0,1111” (“genes of The Associated l’ross)-~ 1
Hard eflldlt‘l'> with work ”11.... 11". most complete disappearance of the MM“ and can!“ soaked in vine
-. tilttl to lemming a “up, of coil ranged but picturesque street vend-
‘ Igul and sprinkled thickly with pepper
‘tiliill i~ the suhp-ct ot a general 9'" “'1" 0m" itinerant fquut’lllel‘.‘ 0‘ are no more in evidence, having
WW. 119,11,“ 1,, ,1“. “H“HMHOUH .London's thoroughlarss is one of the ompanled the hot baked potato can
2 and Town Planning (‘ountil ltt‘nm‘mle (”“13“ brought about 1” a
'~‘o fomis another instance of the'y’" “d ‘ 1"" of "F5
the War hilntlle>lpiilt1lEllgliilltl‘s Before hostilities beaan the curb
rtfference to her internal 1trtibleni~.."“"“’5l 0' the principal. streets were
um, mmjiined front morning to night by hawk-
,”“11ers or pirated ’opics of popular
Anjsongs, cheap toy sellers and match
floor‘vendors, while at every few yardsthe
,1, ““1, We 11,01“ and ”A, roof passer by was accosted b) a man or
fiddled with straw mat ht- pit-lure, 1‘01““ “”34““ “ fruit. ”“1““ “l‘
.1 a 1,,“ 11,9, “,1, 1, mm ,m, h umm1tra1 laden with chocolates or Ullltl
use 0! till’ rheumatism front which1wndie'“ Now ”1”“ ‘m’ gone andpe
,1 ,. country WON? suffer m much. dl‘éli‘lifllh are gralelul for the relief
t..- 11,. 1,-1.1...“ (.mhmw an)”, ”mnwfrom the constant appeals to buy. At
. . mm“, in ,1“, rural d111,“. 1the same time the police are pleased
. -1,,,,1,1., an, no“ p, 1va mm man1to be freed from the continuous duty
10f keeping the rugged army within the H tblnpe “WM WWII!" 10¢le
limits of tho (ll) ordinances. 'l'Oll suffered from indigestion,
thtr characters or London 5 stret451h93dnl‘hei billousncn. bloating.
, 1 areas that ought to
my ter their favorite houses had closed
- at midnight and where they consumed
r
the new lighting regulations
they could not avoid infringing
vtltey desired to continue their trade
with success.
Many of the workers at these no
cullur “trades" are now engaged
the service of their country in rank
of the tilttili (‘iillrfle of
not among louse hold farmers
..
rm hands is the pool lion-my.
rlt cottage: “_llll the lUW't‘l
l.~ ll moot point.
He l.
;_tttct.~...li\ing in old and nitiultl1
tomes or new and cheaply built a!
was that lilltt‘ no modern 'ilr'lle ori _ 1
,, «mat- Mm, lwboeadlsappearanoe, on the contrary
11“, ”0‘15“," of ,Hmuwwds “ml is regretted are tlle’red-t-Oitted shoc-
mall holdings and thc tntelisitc (,uhblttcks form'I-rly seen on every “W"! 1
. mum: of the ,0”. t‘cforcating, ”wrorner and around tltc railroad slit-1m a hater day. This
,,V.,u1,,mm“ ”, mm,» ”H, mmmnemttions The disagreeable Londonmutl, tohwic nets without pain or nausea
I’ disabled soltliels and fillilol‘s on 1001““: up ill W39 M “'01 “mm” 0w :old mery‘me”
,. . km, and 10“." “mum“ mm“ ing to the clayey composition of the
‘subsoil ttinkea‘fthese men's absence
tnoticeabfe; and also that of the cross-
ing sweepers who at the Junctions of
AND KEEP lT UP.
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CAN'T FIND DANDBUFF
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tmuclt used by patrons for saloons aft
1 1 tth th i t of!
Mo oblit' 0" " ° “ mmmch niflhl‘WOIO pendent of China in
can the Republican army of the Bouthl
u‘ina ammunition for the troops at the:
§..fr(ltt and whet‘her thev will ever re-l
turn to their old stands nftei the wart“
MAKE Touonnow A annals DAY 1“.
“ 1comfortnhic Japanese no
“(‘1‘ part of the
bfidlus Mt.
breath. or other condition ““99" M1,, number of men is
delayed bowel action, take it Foley 08- 191-8 detectltcs
tbartlc Table! now and tomorrow will, tasslnntion
wholesome
“i wish you could tell me how to 1,, Japan.
get the money to advertise on a 13'99tnewspapere hc
ill. sursctitttcm ’
iiiltl tillil intuit
l‘ttKItt. Mar 24t.——(t‘orrespondente
of The Ausoclaletl Pms)-—Tucn
i‘hun-lnuait, a central figure in the,
pl‘t‘rt'lll uprising in Yunnan Province,
(‘hina in” in Tokio in conference witht
Dr. Sun lat Sen. the Chinese rem-1
lutionary leader of former days, who
115 it political refugee here. What part
1m Sun may be taking in the t‘hia-
limb was humid“ by the ringing of‘
ion revolution is hard to say, but the1‘
Ifact that he has received Tun is inn
tiicitttte of his interest. Teen. who
'ltss been spoken of an iv man '11
should succeed in establishing a
lStllllht’m itmernment. is not supposed
to hate been in harmou1 with Dr»
:Sttn. bttt recently their relationshaie
thceome friendly.
tiled Press recently asked Dr. Sun if
he desired to make any statement
1concerninu the revolution in Southet t-n
'(‘hlna but he replied. "the time is not
. re! rims;
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In Min toda)
Dr Sun is known
a m 0f mystery.
use in a quiet
metropolis and is known
Nithinama He is guarded by
upposediy Japan-
mnst possible ass
Huang llainn. who is recently re
1ported to have been in the United‘
States supposedly in conference with‘
'a number of enemies of the Chinese
1gonmtiibnt. in said to have arrived'
According to Japanese
is now living in Tokio'
i‘ht‘l) tilt of dandruff itciappears af— frequented streets swept narrow path- 50-31%" ' 18nd like Teen (‘hun-hsuan will hub!
t . Ullt or two applicnttoiu of Dan- wanthrough the itittd and whose ser '1 “m- AdV‘T'i" “““' "n " small.“ series of conferences with Sun Yin
wriite rubbed tsetl into the scalp with vices vim-e much appreciated by the! "“0" Sen concerninu the revolution in
- linger tips Get it 23ccnt bottle. Women 1 "‘—“"""—‘-"- 1Southert: t‘hinii.
' tiliilltli'l‘lllt‘ at am drug ~tote :ttt'tl T1“. l,,,q1,_.(.m, men or 'costt-rtnong I ’lltc Fiirt-- “i “it" it" hit“ “WW1
”W ~‘"“r “‘“f’ 'At'tt-r “ “'3‘? applica- ers‘ \iitli their little donkey barrows, glgfry‘i‘.” m mm“ unlinppi “he“ I “—- ‘*“H
on -‘ '“ "‘“H ['“d "‘ "WWW of mm full of cheap \eget tables which they' The llomt-l1 tine “llntt many do;
llll ttl‘ni.) lillllllglIAlT. illli
, Princeton
.tlp ttill new!" itch.
1 the lolldl) offered tot sale in the subur- 3’0“ ”DH" 1” "HWY”
1ban districts attay from the shopping “5""
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T0 SOME SOCIETY
W WU?ON hopears daily on
page 2,‘ or The Etching Sentinel,
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PREPARAlloliS Hill
[Nlilllilllliflll DEFERRED
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March 20.—Correspond-
a conference with members of
1cabinet. President Yuan Shi-ltai has
ordered tlit various ministers to dis-
1continue sll preparations in conneo
,tion with his formal enthroncment, its
line ceremony has been postponed dur-
ling the continuance of the Yunnan re-
‘voit. Furthermore. Yuan Shi-kai has
i another order that all minis-
tors and boards must exert their full—
,gst efforts to expediting regular busi-
nesii and bettering tovernmental al-
fsirs. The mandate of the president
declare: that in aplte.,of any trouble
ivhlch- may exist in the provinces. it
1 is his-"purpose toibave the functions
of tie novarnmont patterned in lick:
'ipn-stgsinsomi times.
Time is molt speculation among
‘ foreigners in Poking as to when the
Mid! will like place, and the
‘1 opiil’olr‘ 9 becoming“ somewhat gener-
at that'- she cosmonrwtll not be ab
5 tempted adoring tho present war in
M, urea if the Yunnan. revolution
turnip the: anthrac-
meat of Yin-mauled lion-on so in.—
with Muir-nae or potter out-er
tit-Mt not. 96am» mommies
if tallied:
tennis-iii
1Mt true, as the robbe
s N". HAIN OT. 4‘
1every winter on the boundary be-l Btlgg Br I: er U I 1
tWeen the two provinces named and'1 em“ 03. Inuit ~.
The correspondent of Tire Associ-'
He lives in a 11,. territor1 which has been raided”
ence of The Associated Prmitsl—After.
the ’
'mmmmmym
it‘s of tiistulbauteo“
in sill] the 91000110111
ll‘lllillke- front a tepublit to a monar-
Jaltuilt se prot
totitiet lltlll
ollllBll BllBI‘lS BBBIl
LOUIS NYARY WE? m“
Sole ’Agents for The Namath
0n Draught at Connecticut Am.
.1 v‘y‘
('h_\
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' lletently the troubles on the Mon 1
'guliau border hate become more and
more atttte Opponents of the Yuan!
S that administration have intimated11 "'" "
' "‘ STATIONERY
that
SPECIAL LN FIVE TINTS AT
__——_.._.._
29c box
and Strum provinces are a part 031
1the revolutionary mu amulet”).
'present got eminent. This probably is
re become bad
1 Ionaolie. Recently the bands of rob 1
1bors, or tufei, have become larger. .-
1tban in normal years and their opera- l
1tions are more widespread. ' l4 ' 1606
They have attacked and destroyedl
larger lfmns than is usually their‘
practice. and within the last month. . 1
,they have made raids in the north of
tSbansi province which the Chinese Inner et
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1ann1 has been wholly unable to cope
lwith. Patseblong and Pnotowchcn,
1two frontier towns in Mongolia. have
[been looted and the operations of the
bandits extended to Saratsl. Knolls-
.watinn and a number of other train-
ing centers in nonh Shansl province
French. American and Swedish mist
13in!“ haw considerable interest in
and tit American and French minis 1
tors in Peking have been actlie in
lining to act btttet protettlon for
1thc mission! in the bandit territory
The foreign office has repeatedly,
sought the ctr-operation of the army'
in restraining the outlaws but the!
toperatlons of the robbers hate been3
so wide that the Chinese troops have?
.fatled to check them with any degree1
of success.
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OUT OF THE RACE.
When one \iakes pith stti‘ back.
pains in muscles. aches in Joints or
'rheumatic twingcs. he cannot do his
{best If you feel out of the race. tir-
1ed. languid. or have symptoms of
1kidncy trouble. act promptly. Foley
11(an Pills help the kidneys got rid'
lof poisonous waste matter that cans
10s trouble. Bold everywhere.
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The Blue Bird
IS SOMETHING NEW IN DINNER WARE
this Dinner Set. made by one u the foremost Aleutian pom 1
highest point reached in bar-runny of color. chaste design, fl .
the same time. the latest thing in the martini modem win 1' .1
to be the greatest ever—a Bluebird in blue and turquoise w”; ,
soft red of natt‘fi's on the breast. while the 0%
isbedindeepblulinoloadm Tom Monica-m,
bring an ejaculation of wonder from every woman who View. In;
DO YOU KNOW THAT
Four per cent. of the inhabit. nts of
certain aeclimls of the South‘ have'
malaria?
t
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The carelees sneeser is the great
grip spreader?
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Open air is the best spring tonich
Measles kills over 11.000 American
children annually?
Displayed at Gehebe’s
5 WASHINGTON s'r. scum noaytt‘
There has not been a single case!
of yellow fever in the United States
since 1905?
PUT cam in non? -
no stop CATAflllH
r it To N
“Elfin Emma“
You feel has in a few moments. Yonr'
odd in head oroatarrh willbe goon?
Your “cloned nostrils will open. The
air passages of your head will clear‘
and you can breathe freely. No nor-0‘
dullness, headache; on hawkingihun- .
ling. mucous discharges or dryness;
no struggling for breath at night. ‘
mm arm you want a
bottlsoflly'sCrnanBahn. Applyaw'
title of this haunt. antiseptic m
Get.
1It
'At
25 Washington St..1~ SpittiiiNcnvahr
Blue Bird Set Coupon
Tuesday. M
hydrants-m, lot it pennants ' “(at
tWOWWmflww; 1m, .cdouocooa ”u‘ffigdsfiosfilfifit-
“nib-Immmad ’ -
mwymmin-'_‘
m
J"Ills first whittled-foal and so-
ngann Mo.
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