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ST. CROILX STATION,
Rome,
July 4th.—Signor
Bonomi,
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who
~
was
inirusted
with
the
task
of forming
#now cabinet
tosucceed
that
of<Signor
Giolitri,
whicn
resigned
last
week,
has
.
econsticuted*
the
new
ministry.
Signor
Bonomi
is
Premier
and
Minister of the
__Jntericr..
He will also
take
the ministry
>
of
Forßigr.
Affairs
"until
the
Marquis
Deliatorrei,
to
whom
the portfolio
was
off@ed,
has accegied
or
refused:
the
of-
fieg.:
ihe
cabinet
is
composed
of
the
eentrisc clements,
Signor
Bonom:
having
?X%luden
naih
th2®extreme
left and rigne
@dmu
niMonalistseand
sou.
.
@ léndon,
July
sth.—The
Turkish
Na-
_fiomalists
ave
wccupied
almost
the
en-
&
b2l
4
#
=
g
T
A odamaui”
penifsuia
And
some
of them
w
_?;:%@m,a
poeg
fhd .‘;:‘&:u‘&i Z¥ae,
says*
an
SE#haucc
Leio.
aplF despatek
from fon-
Ҥ't.agndp;g
today.
ifeis said® that
a pri-
j vt ~wzgle‘:?“v"z?z“
g
thesdllied
Highe Gom-
" misgjpfieis
ie
Censlantinople™Pigcusseds
?ge?e}é‘g”?
of asking
Rumania.
to send
LIQOPS
I@’-"%’1:?#31.
.
Cons’antinople
against
tge Natioratisl:
i1
onecessary,
-the
de”
-
spateb
-adds.
#’”";,!g?!g_;%hi‘hglt';;;.
July-6t
—Bhe _ druiser
-
“Clevelaad
age
(oo
Wunbou’
Sacramentg
_ha@Ve
Dten drdered
(o
lampidd,
Mexicoys
T Drofeck United Siatcs interests
in the
%eyett Lhat>rney ave,
jßopardized
because®
- of%labour
(“SUbies
growing
out
of
the
. umemploy mehiesituation,
it“was said
to-
= dag at the
Navy Departicpt.
= astogkhoim,
July
. %h.
Asiatic
»cholera*
is DR ggng rap:dlyfn
the whole
of Eu-
ropean” Russigr according
to
the
public
recorder.
~Thefe ;%Le
16,000
cases
re-
por"? e 2oth.
Towns are
more
-subject#to the infection than rural dis--
ar.
000 goe
SO
NR
CHRISTIANSTED,
V.I.U. S. Ass
SATURDAY
91H
-JULY *1921,
have
been
infected,
the
disease
spread-
ing quickly and
being propagated
by the
unusually
hot
weather
and by refugees
«who have fled from
the famine
districts.
According
to the “"Rosi’’, a
news
ageney
ip Moscow,
all the imperiaal
castles
and
couniry
houses
of
the
nobility
in
the
Crimea
will be
converted
into hospitals.
London, July bth.
-Sir Robert
Horne,
Cha
cellor of the Exchaquer,
announced
+*in the House
of Commons
today
that he
-had
decided
to
offer
for
subscription
an issue
of 54%
treasury
bonds,
matur-
ing
Apni
Ist. 1929,
«+ith
the
price
of
issue
fixed
at 97.
Leondon,
July
sth.
Problems
of mili-
tary air deierce
engaged
the attention
of
the
Dominion
Prime
Minister
today.
Field
Marshal
Sir
Henry Wilson
and Air
Marshal Sir Hugh M.
Trenchard
support-
ed
by
a
formidabie
coteric
of experts
and
officials,
made
lengthy
state-
ments
outlining
the
empire’s
position
respecting
both
land
and
air.
Ques-
tions
were
asked
and janswered
and the
committee,
on
which
Canads
is
repre-
sented
by
Mr.
Hugh Guthrie,
Minister of
Militia
«nd
Defence,
was
empowe,d
to
furiher
inquire
info
both
subjedts
and repoct
back
to
the
confrerence
later
on.
As the action
thus
taken
may
lead
,
to the
belief
that
thé
conference
con-
templaies
some
devisive
action
in
re-
spec.
~of
defence,
the . Canadiar
press
corrcspondent
is i
a.
pasitign
to state
tnat
mothing
,more
is
‘expected
ofyit
than the usual
pious
resolution
that
has
marked
practically
every
lmgerial
con-
ference
during
the
last
twenty
years,
the dominion
Premi~r;
have
made
per-
{ectly plain
that
matters
of
Naval and
Militarypolicies,
so
far as
they
concern
the domipions,
must
be
decided
not in
London,
but
by the rcspective
loeal
par-
liaments.
.
London,
July Ist.--Sugarin stock
om
“the
2nd.
inst,
was
256,000
tons.
Last
year 143,000
tonss
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not injure the teeth
nor upset
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ach; it is
an entirely different
thing from
or-
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dinary metallic iron,
It quickly helps make
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Over
4,000,000
people
annually are using it.
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At
all
druggists.
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of
substitutes.
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geriuine
has N, I, stamped
on every tablet.
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1921
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Balance of deposits
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