The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1916, Page 12

‘ eed ee ed |SAMERICA cut ; «WILSON ASKS, FO arene “ vendition of form who is eufte ‘ | BINGHAMTON, NV. A *| | — It Praying U. S. May Be Kept From Armed Conflict, Presi- FRECKLE-FACE dent Hints of “Test.” Sam and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots, | ate How to Remove Eastly. THESE ARE sot E MN DAYS | economic and political affair is the theory of the Republican Here's « chance, Miss Preckle-face, to ry @ remedy: for frecki ' ‘(Country in No Temper to|trustees Listen to the Violent, the ment bY reapensibie and fecporcive servants of the great body of citizens, Selfish or Ambitious. able to understand the common in- —E terests, because in direct and sympa- hetio touch with the common desire and the common need. The pec ity of t who think o trustee p ta that theory is govern WASHINGTON, April 14.—When Prosident Wilson, addressing Der crats from all parts of the country at a Jefferson Day banquet last night, reckles and ge Rerely te mote tlien one ounce needed for he worst case. * x preferences s! Be sure to ask the druggist f > 4 res with doable strength othine as this Jasked 4 hg ate fi rful and never squar¢ seription sold u guarantee yjin where the Intere “ we t h 01 of histor: Hackl tails toremovefreckles.—Advi. | were coincident with the interents of/ith the lessona of History. — withdraw when the interents of hu- [terested In rer fs ‘hi : Ne Rxtre Charnes for Me manity had been conserved,” BO was | ty ot enthusiastic o ° Advertiaements for ‘fhe World may be i. “~ by cheers and shouts of | ag Aimeran, Lier Mimsengw ofice In the aly. President did not inti. | Party success? 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