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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.
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12th
DECEMBER
1919.
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delicate
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over
3,000,000
people
use
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aungeily
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blood-bullder,
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TEST
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times
per
day
after
meals
for
two
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weeks.
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your
strength
again
and
see
how
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much
you
have
gained.
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of
nervous,
runs
AE
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down people
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were ailing
all
the while
have
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