South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 326, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 November 1918 — Page 9

THE SOUTH BEND NEVS-TIMES litinw iTvr.MNfi. Novi:ini:ii 22. iois. n 0 lOlrrf JOZi GREATEST CUmtSAiN CS VC ff Ii t frrrr?"c 1 -yr"7rr VV'yw;- :an.-j&):',n 'wrw r ft sourf aeuDZj an cat ear i:it:GA v aivcftn r w w -r - v w 1 oYnY r ! N ß P V, 1 t FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO THE ECONOMY DEPTS. w7 WILL BE TH Li ( LAST DAY OF THBS ü GREAT SALE r- rr 521 3. MICHIGAT ST, 14 L2 1 t tnnmmi im 3 r

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BALTIG RULE

1 J I'l.jnnM to liot the crrator pharr I : 'f it. aotivitit-s t work in the -a.-t. ! I A lar. nuinboi i-f .ricanizatior.s ' I !"-r t!i. stutly tf conditions in thr I : i ! TU- .!-.v;!!its an.l for th-- 'ViIuimlion (,f l.M.li rs of r-ntriiri.o.'" tliort j haw already het-n forir.od. Th1 I ; ' "! m in .so. Nation for Kesarch j ' in IT.ist.-rn lVaropo" is in full ac- j ; tion. Iirfrtor-s of tht- Dentsch.-

JAPAN IS LOKAL TO BIG ALLIANCE

Plot in Hands of Eastern Territories' Neo-German Economic Society.

Corner Stone of Her Foreign Policy.

ST tK H Nov. .'J - l. :ce thf Uum ii; iolIaj--- I r::..i n i ; L, n V in t fo'.ir.!at f.-r rajat-i cial 'o:i.;;itt of th 1 . 1 1 i " ; r "V lues of V a i ! i !. !. Iathu.m: i i:.thiHii.i. It j-roL-.iMf th..f .-.'o .tlrt-a.is h i- :.i;:.-an fo -?o::.;,' , c th' i o that w f.I i:.:r.r ;lt wrr-t :"r'Ti: 1 r. A l.iri;. j.tit of th.- tl-rir.an ranj..icr. ::. th.' !;.t n.N of t lw "last"-'i "i'fr;' r:' N-o-Cl'ri:,.an hu-ncn "i i: ' A- ii-n ih" aitio ha.h :- . f thS . !.-! at o th.- I'r.;-; in ;.!;.' i r;.-l T.-v.nNtiT.-. r jo r r : : -' f th- !:iih!..r . ::thr;t i. s !n th I t ; : ic j i; v . ni' !.-.:! - - : t h ;:"!: n : a: .! ' i-mT i :.r h.iO' ! n ah'J :: T. r .j.'-L' !'i'..t Ii'T.tho i ' ! '. . V 1 . - ' I . i ( t;i':'i .ii.d t i: 'I' !.,;' ;-t ! t . 1 . tii 1 '. i - '. ! a . r '. ' t a- ! In i ,-:- an ;".;.

''"' ar, taUtM: an aotivo part in n . n . ...... r -i- i tn.- work i Regards Pact With British as

irof.s-.ors at th- Inierity i,f i h'r'i:-. l'.av.- oicam, an "Institut j for i:u-i.m Ho-.arcli." and their ' activity's otend to Inarnial, co:n-nn-!v:l and ii.dustria! mattprMuriU'li and .Una trofonr -;n

sh..rth nji.-n a hich.-r mtituto of ! T'KIc (Correspondence.! Japan j over by a common duty to obey a :,-arr.i::c "for the ed. :cation of Iid-'is :,s loval to the "Klent alliance i common mandate to prevent the r-rs of ,.r.t.-rprio in the- iser- tern- ' r:lus'1 '-v this war" as sho is to the : spoil.ition of a nation which was btories." ' .. i Anclo-Japanose alliance, declared. I trnyed in an houi of great weakness. In i)w r.iltio nroin,v.s t),.,mt.i,..lo ! Vi.ount Tchida, the minister of ur sreat neichbor Hussia. is not

there are ahe(!- n operation sne-

'noblesse ou'lihe" of the west or the Huphido of the east mist permeate and puide the action of any such league. Distrust and suspicion must he left outside the door. "Japan has always endeavored cd make plain by word as -vell as by deed that she is ready to undertake a fair proportion of the work looking to the attainment of the common aim and she is as loyal to th rreat alliance created by this war as

i to the Anplo-Japanese alliance j which Japan invariably repards as ' the cornerstone of her foreign pol

icy. "We are all joined now closer thin

Japan than to any nation except China herself. We arc proud of ouclose and lasting friendship with all th nations with which wo are associated in this war."

riUSONlIHS KNKOUTi: HOMi:. ! liHUXE. Nov. 22. Special trains. ,

! each w;th SOG Italian prisoners of i ! war, released from Germany anu . I Austria, have passed through on j j their way to Italy. Arrangement-. ! I have be-n made for the transporta- j

Mnif OTmnillln rsnnt i m n ! tion of IOO.OOh such prisoners oy ;

BREWERIES TURNING TO

ay of Switzerland.

foreiirn aftairs, in the new Japanes- i ii-!o al. She has been regarded as

cial . hers instltut-; and s hoo' in an imrerview tociay. mi,? .i:ioyai s-.mpiy because an auemp; .'vote. I ?. tin. . i , b, , . . . , . 'regards the alliance with Great I Ir it- l,a been made to rob Itussia of th-

BESIIIOL ENDS YEARS OF UNSIGHTLY SKIN TROUBLE

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The first sin of stomach misery

UFually comes after over-eating-.

The doctors call it Uperacidity . The people say "sour stomacn". Miliion3 of people who have lost their ambition, energy, courage, vitality and strength who are weak, pale and Ii3tles3 who ßo

through life just aragKinrj one foot

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life.

Ail the. are ' aln a :ho ornersone of lu r foreign ; ame she carried proudly in th

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fnr.J ar.d mmne.t !.irt,.!v bv i":.'.r. "We are iiapressed." he cuntinued

mar. : rious I;"..

,rs and experts in the vaof thonulit and activif. .

"by the n:ot recent utterances of

past. i n' nones: people oi tiussi i m ist come into possession of their heritace and he helped to secure :t

i the president of th- United State.-. ! by the n;.t'ar. who have joined to

addres-ir.tr the people of that cuiir - i hep !Jusia with a unity of purpo-

try. The declaration of the presi - i counsel and a loyalty, which GI'KM.W IH)KS IU K.M'.U tJ,.nt that Wlth perfect unliv of pur- -h.oal 1 n.-t s.ek any a.ivantatr" s. x" i'i K V. . No.. j2 ---Two pose and cour.sei will co:.:e the a- ( which is not ,-li.irrd by their .ally, h .'.!:! i'!'.:;'.'.i' G r:.:ar. wor!;- surance of comtdete victor.-' rn ! "The itr.atio in China "has creat-

ti' taken from the lil rar at th- to m- tl:- :i:st principle ir. the sol'.-j'v impro'.ed. We ar lookintr f or- ; ',r5J of Waterloo on their way to i xow j-y s In 1- clear, and when I ' h:.' Sold: rs ;'.nd Sa: ::' ho-:..- and i tion of the ditMcult problem hefor ; -ard with confidence t the an- jtht German frontier. Iarpe num-ichave it is as soft and pir.k as i urned riitlv. The Mbiars hebl There ran he no h-a-ie of na - ' -ouncemer.t of the sohition of th-j1" ,,f ajns wrrP tak'n "Vt'r ! child's." (Siirnd) Je raid H. K-

.. ,'i.ip::re ar...;-,d :h- ban.ir.; . ti.ms unless there is amor.: th-.- differences which have kept ap.;rt , eru1 1,1 Ll v irun. I !er. ?.0?, K. ?Hrd st.. w i ork city

MF:XIC0 CITY. Nov. 22. As a! result of prohibition laws recently enacted in the United States, manu- ! facturers and dealers in alcoholic 1 beverages are tnkinsr advantage of : oprortunities offered in Mextco. Cuba, Canada and various South j American countries as a market foi their product. sas the newspapar, , Execdsior.

Reports from border points say! Oct. 14. "My face and

iarire quantities of beverages ar . j broke out with small pimples whb h after another tired and worn out rrosincr the line and are sold at low t SWeiied and festered until they were nearly all the time nervcu3, irriprices. Several leading manufac- ; jp boils. "When I opened them the table, subject to turers are said to be takintr steps t. nUt(l ac-ain. and cause! intense pair, severe headache, fri-Zfe-

establish V.reweries and distilleries , j f At last lhpv WHre insomnia, and a

m inis counir- in p. ace or tnosi i n ,i:ciI.Mrirr t t,. ive or, r..v loner train oi pnvsi- .-Jsr

closed in the United States. ' position and could not po anywhere. Cal ills would be

I After tlve vears of this trouble, and Surprised, Je3, BRITISH CAVALRY RIDE !havm. many other prepara- dumbfounded to

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was relived at once, and wh-n . ::prv 0 Ypt in neirlv

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NOW a CUr, acid-Stomach, Cr "tUp- dr-c.t today. He is aothonx to iruarar in ;;frr f ..-n c-imKr rrenn HAI UN 1C to rlea.se you and ycu can trut hi i V

cracidity", of course, simply mean3

too much acid m the stomach, iou

'.if - The v. i ;h-- :.:eiah rs as compiet-. unity of con - ; the people of the various province. . i .-.v.ral cars .. firn ':n- I Mdence and trj?t in one another :?fTnited government and cood oror

. h I ( ir.pa'i 'of purpose and counsel. The 1 in China are more important tc

FIRST IN THE NEWS-TIMES

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wipes it out. It docs the worts easily,

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