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£ -\\§> i L .\f’\/ ; "l/" . \;/ s A iy L o\ L s b N A ./ N\ a . SR, | 3 ‘; s Y 1 \ YyYN TR L o R i W\ J g E l R\ Papeg *‘i : ' eA ; LP ~ \ ~</‘ \\\‘ <l / ||L \ \ . - .“ |}l|L\ \\ 2 ‘ I Y @ : : @A PR N g / \_/ / i I Agr W }/' e . & 19TH YEAR THe SI. CRO{X AV s printed and published daily (5 indays and Holidays excepted) by G. Jorinsen at the Avis Office. D2ok 5---50 cents monthly wn advance. 2 eents ver single cony tntered as second-class matter May 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian- gtad. 8L Crom, V. L ofthe U. 5. A., un- der the Act oi March 3. 1879. Contribution to this paper will be gla- ly received when the sam?> deals with mat- ters of general imterest, and is accompa- nied with the author’s narnz, as a q:ir- antee of good faith. The editor cannot H 2 responsihie for the views of his cor.-espon- dentsnor does he necessarily endors:tiem. ITELEGRAMS Si. CROIX STA .ION. Vie.na, Dee. 6th.—Dr. Karl Renner, the Chancellor, has been notified by the Supreme Council at Paris, that it is will- ine to rec2ive him personaily to plead his countrv’s dangerous plight. Dr. Ronner will beg for immediate heip pro- posing as an aliernative the retirement of the present government and the clee- tion by the Allies of a neutral dictator and administrative staff to govern the country. Copenhagen, Dec. 6th.-——The Soviet authorities :n Russia have punish:zd by death the individiaa! held immeadiately responsible for the execution of former Emperor Nicholas and his family at Ekaterinburg in June 1918, whaa the Czecho-Slovaks were approaching that city where the imperial personages were then being heid prisoners, according to a despatech to the Politiken today. The pessage quctes the Bolshaviki newspa- per Pravdau of Moscow as the autnority for this statemant. Paris, Deec. 6th.—Action was taken by the Supreme Council today coward food relief for Austria and Armenia. The Council took cognizance in this connection of resolutions adopted by ihe Supreme Economic Council, some ot the most im- portant of which dealt with the provi- sioning of these two nations. Immediate measures towards carrying ou* this relief into effect have been taken, it was sta- ted. ~ London, Dec. 6th.—The Amalgamated Cotton Mills Trust is increasing its capi- tal from 11,000,000 to 12,300,000 by the issue of 1,300,000 ordinary shares of one pound each. The new capital is created with a view to being able to purchase any important property which might be offer- ed. Sir Herbert Dixon says tkat under | i | present conditions the recent purchase | and recavitalizatigm of Lancashire Mills | and the prices perspindle were pertectly | fair but thinks thdt the transactions are ' likely to prove a. grave danger in the | future to the export trade owing to the | enhanced ecapitalizations and the demand ( for higher priced production. ’ | - San Juan, P.R Dec.® Bth.—The U. S. | Shipping Board’s s}i‘e?ner Chaperel loaded . with sugar on hér way to Cuba and New ' Orleans, went on a regs near Point Dorado | (near Arecibo) on the third. " She jetti- ' soned her cargo but dyen thus lightened '~ and with the help:"‘pfg small tug and . another steamer;has been unable to get | off the reef. It issexpected she will be a | total wreck unles§’a wrecking tug can . get her up. Shehus several holes in her ' hall. This was'?%i’f second voyage. CHRISTIANZ D V. 1. US A. FRIDAY. 12th DECEMBER 1919. No. 2(\@ ; - R O 5 EGE 3 . - ¥ | | —MASTER S GTH BUILDER OF THE BLOOD 4 : . ;h‘ ’{.‘.‘h}\*‘*‘ : % P > The Powerßehind the Strong L&%4 RPBI g:!d Men and Healthy “Cods @b o 8 utiful W SRR R _ "Tp make strong, keen, red-bloed Amerls FRETT SRR ¢\ g eans there is nothing in iy experiemos which FieHy §\ 0 N R 1 have found so valuable ms organic iron-—= § ARSIN Nuxated Iron” says Dr. James Francis Sulli« ‘;r}im\?“‘\{g\g(\\« DR . m,t!omerly Physician of Bellevue Hospital ;’“‘&W\— (Outdoor Dept.), New York and the West- § TR wtx«i&‘kIR I ches County Hospital,. Nuxated Iron by & ¥ N s%“f:‘\‘ \\\*“Z\c -nrhfgn‘g the blood and creating mew blood Rt HUSS P oells |strengthens the nerves, rebuilds S V?g b e the wiakened tissues and helps-to instill WN NGO TS Meneved energy and enduranee into the A ST RWi T whol¢ system, It often increases the R Bk L strenith of weak, delicate people in ol <SSR 4wo ‘veeks’ time., Xt is estimated that g | S over 3,000,000 people use Nuxated Yrom aungeily as & tonic, and blood-bullder, N MAKE THIS TEST YOURSELF s And Find Out Where Your Blood Stands ""_’-_Trhv’/.\“ \'"‘KAY[N See how long you can work or how far you can walk z | without becoming tired; next take two five-grain tablets of P2O B! : i A ) Nuxated Iron three times per day after meals for two \‘J\wg weeks. Then test your strength again and see how s}/\\7<(,},'% much you have gained. Numbers of nervous, runs AE o fesans, down people who were ailing all the while have B :_)DE\ {%‘&4\ most astonishingly increased their strength and ‘; | . ,;;;,‘.i%‘s@‘,‘% endurance simply by taking iron fin the propef i A \ form 1 N -Yo A . { : ‘jz",'-’_fj?hé"_.‘:e ;\:-‘ P Mawvracrvsass’ Novs: Nuzated Iron recommended and preseribed e= |& \\‘ 3 %V, by physicians is not & sesr:3 vemedy but one which is well knewn | eSR e %0 druggisis sverywhere. Unlike the older inorganie from products | . 8 is easily mesimilated, does not Injure the teeth make them black, @ R nor upset the stomach Ihe manafacturers guarsutes suecosedul \ - and esantirely satisfactory resmlts to every purchaser or they will : <, y oy 3 f> ealead gous Weasy. I¥is dlapensed by il §ood deugglets. i NI DD > MNDC, A Ty o o ; DISTi:IBUTORS: APOTHECARY HALI ‘ Yy Y y g | Sl. 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