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EE PASO TIE HAUL)
America And Britain Readily Apply The Veto To Plans
From Countries SeekingThe Same Safety They Demand
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rASHiNGTON. D. G March 22.
President Wilson's bitter com--rerT
upon the present state of
-niiC!' affairs -and tbe open charge
' a n rr. : I i t ar ist 1 c party was now
1 cor rM in the counsels of France
r pa ngin in the developments
. f the Paris conference where he
-eounte-td the demand of France
: r ecu '-it y against Germany. This
f r ir.t... for the present as for every
r r generation of Frenchmen is
- -e-- ited by the Rhine barrier.
I .-an odd fact characteristic of
1 -i - Anglo-Saxon nations that while
n is obdurate in Its Insistence
i cn u e ma'ntenance of thos- c'r-
stances which means security for
i Vif-v can agree in recanting as
(-""r ral similar demands by their
t igbors or allies.
Thus tbe British have from the
very ontvt of their history
nsbt and maintained the n-
nmnary of the- sen which nat j
e-vsentlnl to their existenee as an
island people white the United
States has more and mere Sn-
r lined to fortifying the Kenroe
doctrine which has the same
value. But at Parte the British
and the American united to
We Make Ourselves Secure With The Monroe Doctrine Back Britain In Naval
Supremacy And Deny France A Rhine Barrier While We Frown When
Italy Rumania And Poland Seek Measures To Insure Their Safety.
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bloeje the French desire for the
ft bine barrier.
3Co rover because of the mainte-
nance of sea supremecy. Britain has
not been invaded In centuries.
The French Viewpslnt.
Tbe United States has escaped all
foreign Incursion save in the case
of the British in the war of 1812
largely because no European nation
has had adequate bases for such an
operation. In 1865 when Napoleon
III w as seeking to establish Maxi-
milian in Mexico the United States
intervened peremptorily and the re-
sult was the execution of Maximilian
and tbe collapse of the Napoleonic
scheme.
Now in the century between 1614
and 1914 the French have been in-
vaded by the Prussians and Germans
four times. Bach invasion has been
marked by the seizure of French ter-
ritory half the Sarre Basin in 1814.
the other half in 1815. Alsace-Lorraine
In 1871 and finally in 1914 the
Germany plans envisaged forcible an
nexation of everything from -the
Briey Basin to the Channel ports .all
France north of the Somrae and east
of the Mease including the fortified j
barrier from Verdun to Bel fort.
Predatory German Attacks.
Th attacks of 1870 end of 1914
reUr. unprovoked and .Purely ZJTvSX
ISIS J ra rice ou eunn m
Br FBAXK IL. SIMOXDS.
right to bold tke Kline harrier.
Germany has failed to perforin
under the treaty and thla snp-
pHf Justification for Indefinite
oerapatlon by France of the
Hhlne regions.
One more clrcncfltaace. highly Im-
portant for Americana to note:
France ha recently had a general
election followed by a presidential
election. (
Militarist' "In the Saddle."
If It be true that the militaristic
elements have gained control of
Prance as the president charges thla
is duo to the fact that France as a
nation has adopted militaristic
ideals for the men now In charge of
French poller have onlyi recently re-
eelTed their mandates from the
French people.
Similarly the Italian leaders.
Ksoia the president also assails
represent a new parliament and
are the selections of a recent ap-
peal to the people. Italy too
has role "militaristic" on the
same showing;.
But any such assumption carries
with It the immediate doom of the
whole Idea of the league of nations
which was based upon the assertion
that the people as opposed to their
leaders were done with tne om ideas
America has been deluged w th i de-
nunciations doraastle and English of
French militarism and Italian im-
perialism and the unhappy Poles
striving for reunion after a century
and a half of slavery have been
tagged chauvinistic fr desiring to
hold real estate at their doors by
British Journals which solemnly ac-
cept as of right British annexations
all over the world.
. Ameriea a CalspawT
AH of. which leads to one thing.
America seems to the continent a
British catspaw or a partner of the
British in a scheme of world ex-
ploitation.. .
The French and the Italians be-
lieve toaf it Is for our own pecuniary
profit that we have Interfered In
their affairs that we have vetoed
their aiplrations or their pursuit or
what they deem security while hold-
ing our hands In ever case where a
British interest was effected.
"The last year has seen the
multiplication of causes for Bnro-
pean distrust and dislike for the
country which on "oemker II.
1918 was held in something sp-
proaehlnc veneration by millions
and millions of Kuropeans.
Today the Greek wonders why
Amsrica vetoes his desire to noia
1871
hourly peril aa a result 01 merman
menace which was translated Into
German Invasion and devastation In
'August. 1911. As' a consequence
' France came to the peace conference
.seeking as a guarantee against new
'attacks and new devastations that
.Rhine barrier which marshal Foeh
and every other soldier or prominence
from the days of Caesar regarded as
the single insurance against Teu
tonic invasions.
The French were told that tbe
league of nations was a sure guar-
antee against German aggression.
But when the French sought to
clothe the league of nation with real
power by providing it with an ac-
tive unr. both the United States
and Great Britain emphasized their
objections by promptly witnorawing
the great bulk of their armies which
had been serving in France leaving
i the burden of the task to Francs
alone.
Still the French did not and could
not yield and the president finally
agreed to that "treaty of Insurance"
by which the Cnited States and
Great Britain promised to defend
France if Germany attempted a new
Invasion. Then the French dropped
the Rhine barrier claim but con-
tinued in accordance with the treaty
nrovislons to bold the Rh'ne as" a
i surety of German performance.
Prance "Holding the Bag."
Vow a situation has arisen In
which the "treaty of insurance" has
KWInQ. . CI BUM .1111 U1C VI. WW. .M.
of balance of power militarism etc Hellenic Thrace refuses him Koritxa
ana ms r-pnuic a.Vi ..-. " . r
unhesitatingly assign to the British
colonies in which the population is
either German or native.
The Rumanian speculates on our
unyielding hostility to his occupa-
tion of Bessarabia Rumanian by
tongue and tradition.
The Italian ponders on American
veto to all bis projects.
for that
matter. Poland Rumania and all
continental .natlons - have become
militaristic then there is an end of
all chance of any real settlement on
new lines.
Of course the fact Is quite other-
wise. France Italy Romania and
Poland to go no further the peoples
of these countries who have re-
cently been consulted and are now
represented by men lately called to
office are concerned with achieving
that security which the more fortu-
nate Anglo-Saxon people have been
able to achieve or maintain by the
war.
Denying Them Protection.
The Frenchman speculates upon
American denunciation of his aspira-
tions for security when the map of
Asia and even more of Africa shows
the British color with American ap-
proval newly applied to territories
vastly In excess of the area of
France of Italy of all of our Euro-
pean associates combined.
More In ron.Iste Dele.
Moreover at Paris we insisted that
the Rumania and the Jugo-Slav
shouid consent to the vesting in the
league of nations of the authority to
interfere in tbe domestic affairs of
these1 nations on behalf of minorities
Bnt would America even It Men
to n proposal that the league of
nations should have the rlht to
Interfere In American affairs on
behalf of the necraf o here
aicalu we insisted upon ear omt
Immunity to 'the principles ire
championed and imposed on other
nations.
We were tremendously solicitous of
tbe rights of the Jews in Poland but
we met the Japanese demand for the
abolition of color distinctions with
an immediate and emphatic rebuff.
And the Kuropeans. the French for
example who have no color prejudice
and no anti Japanese sentiment
looked on in cynical amazement at
this new Anglo-Saxon revelation: this
ultimate demonstration of the mean-
ing of tbe American-crusade."
All After the Name Safety.
The simple. truth is that militarism
in France naval Ism in Britain Mon-
roeism in tbe United States repre-
sent the same underlying seeking
after security the desire to erect bar-
riers along the known pathway of
danger which for the French Is the
Rhine for the British the sea for
America Europe and .Asia
'o Idealism however genuine
wilt lead any nation to open Us
frontier to Invasion or to mist
the eh a nee to fortify Itself against
further Invasion when the enemy
has already come and been beaten.
Copyright. 1W by McClure News-
paper Syndicate.
The real quarrel lies between the and tonight. The Army Four recruit
continent ana tne Angio-saxon na-
tions which never for a single mo-
ment consenting to surrender their
own policies of self defence are de-
manding that France Italy and the
rest shall take the Anglo-Saxon plan
which is completely satisfactory to
Britain and the United States but
leaves the French the Poles he
Italians and the Raman Is as exposed
to invasisn.
And hile this demand is reiter-
ated. British and American events
more and more tend to demonstrate
that the peoples of thege two coun
tries are totally unwilling to accent
any burdens. Incident to the possible
perils that may result for the con
tinental nations.
Hons sending in the most recruits
during th drive according to word
sent out today. Amarillo. Texas at
present is in the lead with Albuquer-
que and East Las Vegas N St.. and
Lubbock. Texas close for the second
place. Tbe other substations of the
district are Siilver Cit Raton. Ros-
well and Gallup. N. M--.and Eweet-
water. San Aneelo and Dai hart Texas.
All Frenchmen demand security on I Enlistments for the week ending
the north and against Germany. Saturday totaled 59. Enlistments since
ARMY TO END RECRUITING WILSON MEETS HIS THIRD
DRIVE HERE THIS WEEK DEFEAT IN 18 MONTHS
With a record week of the army re- (Continued from page l.)
cruitlng drive last week the El Paso position of president Wilson on the
.... i I 4.4 n . V (flrfa. lut eonBL
oiucs isu " " V. ir ni....l.lI.
Tt.a .fiuttnn fmm th. leaderahln
ing office quartet will sing at the tne president hi unquestionably
Rialto theater ounng me wee. i- tne most disappointing circumstance
night Is to be "array nigh'" at theof aH to tnt white house for it
American Legion carnival. San An- I shows the Democratic party atampsd-
tonlo and Durango streets. Dy the arguments of their Re-
XaJ. King in charge of the Kl Paso poblican opponents that defeat of
reeruiting district will be host at a y iodge reservations might be
dinner to the noncommissioned o'- viewed by the country as i.ostillty
ncera in coarse 01 ui o -. to th making or an ea'iy peace.
iClemenceau aca aired the annroval of i Saturday were: Charlie A. Land. Los
. which tne treaty 01 insurance lnnJ feuo. countrymen when for ajCerritos. N. M- first engineers first
practically expired. There Is no hope p ot indefinite occupation or (division: Charles R. O'Connell Ver-
rnf Its endorsement in the cnited v. . i. . m . m n.n.r.nth riM . m.rv-
""a-cs DiaoeDsin." bv neutralising '6ttes and British approval was con- tn t f rennncumo. based upon an i Arthur Pw Wier. RoswelL N. M.. In---cs.
wapepsin. oy neutralising jitioned on American acceptance. I .... ..71. -iV- f.iirv Alaska- r-hsri u in m
Thus the thing taken by the French I jngnr-nce." All things considered. I Paso tank corps.
MEXICAN AUTHORITIES ON
LOOKOUT FOR MISSING -MAN
Teotnan K. C Hanton. of the local
acdity of the stomach. Instantly
.-hews the tood souring and fermen-LTio-isar-.ch
causes the misery -mak-r.i
cases heartburn flatulence full-
ss vt pain in stomach and lntes-
A few tablets of "Pane's Diapepsin"
1 -mi; re'ief almost as soon as they
.ten tbe stomach. They help regu--"e
c.sordered stomachs so favorite
'jv.- aa be eaten wltbou distress
' 'J so little at drug stores. Adv.
American
substitute no longer exists. I hla .nnii ns...in.n nrn.
U I nr. InAriMn "W .
vlding security without creating any
new Alsace-Lorxaine.
How the French Tell.
But Clemenceau could not have ob-
a policy of unconditional renuncla- '""J recruiting service who has
P&nt s
Blue Serge Mole Skin
and Striped Worsteds;
cannot be bought for
less than $6.50
Berg Co. Price
"Walk a Block and
Save the Difference."
304 E. OVERLAND
armies have been demobilized so
rapidly that there is no longer any
considerable resource for prompt re-
inforcement of the French even if
th. l-nited States and Britain with
out treaty obligation should decide to; Jf oaJf Amerlcuu could once been missinr for two weeks and amid
unaerstamr vwnar tne uennan menace i to have been seen last in Juarez is
has meanrto the French before the I being sought by Jieiici'.n authori-
war. if only more of them could see. 'ties of Juarez and Chihuai.ua. accord-
what German Invasion actually 1 Ing to an announcement from the of-
meant to the French from If 14 to ; flee of mayor Romero of Juarez ICon-
118 the feeling of the people of j day. According to a report to the
go to French assistance. In the face
of a new German Attack.
Finally and the circumstance Is
of major Importance the Germans
are not performing the contract ac-
cepted by them under the treaty and
the failure to perform was reco-
gnized as warranting the extension
of French occupation of the Rhine
barrier.
Therefore the situation comes
down to this! France's allies
have failed te make good the
guarantee which France ac-
cepted as a substitute for the
SPRING DEBILITY
Loss ot Appetite. That Tired Feel-
ing and Sometimes Bruptlons.
Thousands take Hood's Sarsapa-
rilla as their spring medicine for
that tired feeling nervous weakness.
Impure blood and testify It makes
them feel better eat and sleep bet-
ter and "makes food taste good.''
Spring debility is a condition in
which it Is especially hard to combat
disease germs which invade the sys-
tem here there and everywhere.
The white blood corpusclse some-
times called -the little soldiers in the
blood." because it te their duty to
fight disease germs are too weak to
do good service.
Hood's Sarsaparllla increases the
"little soldiers" and enables them to
resist germs of grip influenza fe-
vers and other ailments. It has
stood the test of three generations
giving entire satisfaction. Get it to-
day. If a laxative or cathartic is needed
take Hood's pills. Adv.
In Ik. n T- n .ha Dtilna 1
barrier would be clearly and
sympathetically grasped.
As it is. this desire for security
Is described as militarism and
as Imperialism by aacalied "lib-
erals" in Britain and in the
United States because It con-
flicts with their nation ot an
Ideal settlement based upon the
saeritiee by all the countries
(except Great Britain and the
Tnltrd Mates ot things that
mean life or death to those con-
tlnental nations.
America went to Paris and pro-
claimed that it was the moral duty
n T.- V. nkn Ium fn.r
times Invaded within a century eaohrom Calexico to Yuma. S4 miles hss
time with tragic conseanences for I en covered by airplane h If raln-
themselves to lay aside all safe- ut' T at the rate of 170 miles an
guards against a fifth Invasion and 5onr- though a part of this speed was
trust entirely In the paper guar- " '. west wind. The avta-
antees of the league of nations and ; tor? Lieuts. John T. Lawson
the abiding faith of American rep- : afKl P. William A. Phlpps in a
reseatatlves at Paris that the world i pIa" 1 h DeHaviland type with
had entered into a golden age of ?ZBOowr tor A regular
peace. In which the German had be- ff"" P""1 " heen established
come gentle and the Prussians were ! ra ciSf0' through Turns as far
no longer predatory- A refusal by l " Quitoraquito on the Arizona
the continental countries to accept i c L
this view Is denounced as reactionary I ..
and militaristic I ARM! ORDERS. '
Where Be Dodice the Issue. 'Washington. D March -t- See-
Meantime. In the United State tor and Lieut Turner F. Me -down. I7tb
many months there has been going Infantry Fort Bayard has been re-
forward a debate a struggle de- lleved from further duty at Fort Slo-
signed beyond ail else to protect cum.
America ajrainst'anv Dosslble dansrers 1 Mai. James W. & Cross medical
or responsibilities incident to the . oorps 82nd field artillery. Fort Bliss
rralv nf V.mlll ! has been nrdsraul r'an.n
American consul at Juarez the anth
orities in Mexico have been on a keen
watch out for the missing sailor since
the report that led tllem to believe be
might be in Mexico.
Careful search and Investigation
however has not availed the authori-
ties of any clue according to the of-
ficials of the city and. state.
ARMY AIRPLANE MAKES
SPEED OF 170 MILES HOUR
Ttfma. Ariz March 22. In sharp
contrast with the slow progress
mads by automobiles across the sand
ouis wesi 01 cnia -poinv tne distance
treatv of Versailles.
We h&m asked in Vrsneh In rw- I First LienL Orvllle k mtn.ii u..v
tire from the Rhine barrier and run : ley veterinary corps has been or-
tbe risk of a new invasion and our I dered to Cam- Gordon.
president is now denouncing the
The battle for the control of
the next congress and white
house will be waged In the north.
All because most of the Demo-
cratic senators from the north
can exhibit as good a rrrord as
senator Lodge on the ..publican
reservations. . I
If president Wilson should be !
nominated for a third term or de-
cide to campaign in behalf of the
Democratic nominee. ' undoubtedly I
Mr. Wilson -ould direct his attack
at the Lodes reservations ignoring
the votes ef the Democratic reaerva-
tionlsts. The issue so far as the
senate Is concerned is so mixed up
that everybody doubts whether the
president either as a candidate him-
self or spokesman for some other
candidate could deftna the question
clearly enough to alter the complex-
ion of the Bext congress on that
alone.
Pia Hope on Domestic Issues.
The RepuMieaaw do not tear the
treaty aa an issue. They are cock-
sure of winning on domestic counts
against the Wilson administration.
The Democrats on the other hand
who stood with president Wilson be-
lieve that the league Issue will fur-
nish a more transcendant question
for the voters than anything else
and will tend to submerge complaints
on domestic policies.
Of one thins; the public can be
sure the politicians have managed
to muddle the whole situation so
completely that the average voter
will have a difficult time naming
what be is voting for next time. And
s. hen ha ass gotten through in- No
vember the senators who hold office
until first of March a year from this
month can occupy the rest of tboir
terms to interpret the mandate of
tne election.
So the voice of the people can't
make itself heard or felt much be-
fore March. 1921. and senators Borah
Johnson and the socalled "battalion
of death" have triumphed America
will remain tied to a policy of isola-
tion at least one year longer. Copy-
right. If20 by DavM LawTance
RED MENACE IN GERMANY
NOW ENDANGERS WORLD
(Contlsned tram pace 1.)
patriotism bat abolishing its tyrants
lost control completely. There was
nothing left to meet the next pasta
which came from the tfolaherlsts.
It is not a simple thins; this new
Do
ou Contraci
Try the time and energy saving habit of ordering your Groceries and. meats
by telephone and you will never care to break this habit if it is a Stand-
ard Store you calL
That s Not Idle Talk
German problein. The defeat -of the
counter-revolution and the restora-
tion 'of the Ebert vrovernment- desir
able as It seems to the western world.
may not prove a solaaon. bnt a mere
t Twin P Nor"T;- ! many a descent into the abyss of
cnaoa locaiiy reminwcen. or Lnat: Tor
three years has been Russia's plight.
iranre jiay stave ue ua.
The more clearly German condi-
present government of France as I CURTIS s CO. IX NBW QCARTBRS. ; tions are set forth the plainer the
militaristic because of Its objection ! . 0wlB to ve rapid growth of our i fact that we are tn the mldet of a
to such a course yet for months we ; I?"" tw tn entire second reaction destructive of our own vic
tory and of the permanenc of
selection of words to insure our 'own arcn 'fi
have devoted endless attention to ' xlor.oC 1the Security Bank Bide and
the framing; of sentences and. the . u 2" new iww onoay
The Only
Perpetual Tjjist
Yon cam create tratU fr rebtiTec tiat will kst
for seseratiOBs. Bat tiere is ealy see perpetual trast
which you can make aai that is for your favsrrte
charity.
Simply set aasne a ccrtaia arassat of securities so
cash A'tectiBE that the iacsae be paid to the ebuK-
able tastitntieti yea select. Yssi tin add te thw fane
frosi tiaw ts time ihesja yen desire.
Tms plan ostares ta that charity a certain iscaae
frem you serpetsafly.
Onr booklet "Qoestioas and Answers Abort Wilis
and Estates" exptaia this in detaiL Oar Officers
will be glad te nppiy yes with this booklet and give
yen any additional information yoa desire.
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BL PASO -SLmgR. fUstRVTE Jg- TEXAS
Kosy back without cceiUoo
If HUSTS 8XLVE t austn th e
treatment of ITCH. ECZEMA
KI'GWOEU.TnTZB or other
Be at drorirtsta or direct froa immunity not. be it understood to
JLLIUrt IkTxi C-SU.-aai.TtL i invasion but merely to more or less
imaginary responsibility.
Is It any wonder that French-
men Italian Poles and con-
tin Fatal Boropeans cretterally re-
srnxd the two Anslo-Saxon na-
tions with amazement and a
meassnre of scorn f
The Rngrlish have a definite object
tn mind. They are seeking an actual
Anglo-American alliance. It may be
that this Is the best thine that can
occur; it may be that a partnership
between these two countries la the
; most efficacious gu-arantfte to the
i peace of the world and tbe prosperity
ox tne two nations most concerned.
It ought clearly to be recognized in
America that it is not profound
faith in the American program or
absolute conviction in the efficiacy
of the league of nations which
moves the British to support the
American president in each separate
encourter with tbe continent. On
the contrary it is purely and simply
a pursuit of exactly that security
which France is seeking at tbe
Rhine. Italy on the Adriatic Poland
at the Prlpet Rumania along the
Dniester.
Two Nations Rule "World.
America at Paris began by con
ceding the justice of all the British
contentions which was uaexception- .
aoM ana wen as u in rewara zor
this course ) enlisted British as-
sistance in. reducing the similar
claims of all the other European na-
tions. From 5 oar bracken lo Danste
from Coblenz to Bender. Ameri-
cans and English have stood
shoulder to shoulder In a fight to
reduce the claims of the French
the Poles the Italians the
Rumanians which had every bit
as sound warrant In hUtory and
injustice as ae jjntlsb claim
J. S. Cnrttss At r
Oldest and Largest Brokerage Finn
in El Paso.
New Location:
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peace stUe stent while as an alter-
native of This reaction we face un-
mistakable danger of triumph of
bolshevlsm In Germany and in Its
turn tbe arrival of anarchy and of
Entre Second Floor Security Bank ' cnaoa the Rhine.
Bldg. Adv.
S
t
If anarchy thus expected does
not pass that line the reason
will be bceause of those? nrmles
which "militaristic France Is
still able to fling In the path-
way of a danger equally znenar-v
ing to France to Britain and .to
the United States.
Whether Germany goes "red" or
"white" the danger to the world is
equally great and today there la
sound reason for fearing that the
failure of the present "counter-revolution"
may prove the victory of bol
shevism. In a word. Germany
ing to choose between Ludeadorff
to .ew Guinea.
French militarism Is nothing
more than British navalism a
desire to provide the proper
bases for national security. But
ue placed British narallsm out-
side (he discussion at Paris anu
properl i
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- Tbat Are Naasealcw
Safe and Sere.
Doctors are warnlna the nubile that
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omer serious complications Tnmy jy
wrjr cuia boouiq receive
atsie attention tnd that tbe tfwt step
tn tbe treatment is to makeure that
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Caiotaba. tbe perfected nsuseales
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Om CatotabJj-' bed time with a
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no nausea a 3013 peetttns of tbe di-
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your coki has vanished vour liver i
acuve.rVour avfiifini ia nu rifled and re-
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1J are aufhi.r.7etl to retund : lie price
ou arw aot Jtshtea Uithem
and Lenin may select -b.Tatter.
Copyright 1920 byslcClure News-
naoer Syndicate.
GERMANY PLANS CAMPAIGN
F0R-ilVISI0N OF TREATY
France. March 22. Germans
paring a formidable world
prWfaganda in favor of a revision of
Versailles treaty and the holding
of a new inte'.national conference at
which a an quashed nations might be
represented for tbe object of chang-
ing or eliminating many clauses of
the present treaty between the allied
nations and Germany according to' a
Geneva dispatch.
A book entitled The Greatest
Crime of Humanity" has neen pre-
pared and 10.000000 copies printed
f o r free d 1st ribu t ion es p ecially Is
America. England and France.
The reactionary revolt in Berlin on
March 12 put a temporary stop to the
movement it is said. I
BIG OFFFR.
Save Jl 75. El Paso Herald two
months. Pictorial Review one year
only 2.65. Good to both new and old
subscribers to either publication.
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ed on tins very low prit-e offr after
April In: vd.
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handled in the best manner possible and yet it is not an expensive service.
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stant patrons of ours for years.
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PLEASING OTHERS TRY IT.
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