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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21
Glnb.WaSridbten.
0ienfas, 21. gluguit.

- y - . 49,
Der ObiofluB iit langiam i'm Sal
len besriffen, seitsrn 2lbnsO batts Der
islbe bel bisiiser Stdbt sinen WaFeri
fane Don u SUB.
Die folssnosn 9spsi9sn trufer
pdbrsnb bes ssiirissn Cages bier Elm,
piitsburs, pa.-5.3 SUB, itsist.
pdr,ersburs, %. @a.-10.8 SUB.
aanapba Gals, 20. 9a.---
gbdrleiton, 80. 9o.-
purtsmOut3, Obto-7.2 SUB, fdIIt.
9ouispiIls. ap.-9.6 Sub, fteist.
GpansoiIls, Sno.-6.2 SUB, itdgt.
9aihpills, 9enH.-11.4 SUB. fteist.
CHATTANOOGA, 9tnn.-9.9 6ub. Fdlt.
Cairo, Sa.-14.6 SUB, fdlt.
memphis, Ssnu.-10.9 Sub, fGIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21

3uder. prsiis feit; Raffiuir'
ter Gut aoaf 5000; potpbsreo So
40; Cubes $9.75; sranaIirier $500;
Gonf,ctipnsr az S9.15; OF .41 g.
S5-8.95; tpeiber EXTRA S8.65-8.75;
sytra &c 1856 per 100 plumb.
Wolaijes. = Uiarit iist,s- =
Rsip Orleans Open asttsl 55-65e;
Centrifugal 43-45e per @oaons.
Reis. - egira fanrp 6sab So
94e; fontp 8-Sae; iecono 5san 7ac;
gebrrG<nsr 6ac: Japan 74-S3c;
Blue Rois ske per pfunb.
Datfpsprooufte
Butter. - Tsartt 5ismIi4 Isb.
baft. preiis feit. - @boIsmilt ertra
42se; gsntralisee ertra 40c; gsntra'
lissb firits 36Ae; ieeonos 33te; Gaucp
Dairp &c; Yadins StOd 28b b-33ie.
Rdfe. - Wartt ftttig; lypio 25e;
Rorbmsiili6er 26-26sc; 9lsp gOri
27c; S4psi5sr 37-t6c; 2imburssr
25-26e; DO. Bird 24e per Yfuno.
,Gisr. - Marit rubig iinb bi,
Brittle fsf. = prima firits 6iibner'
sisr &c; firms 35ac; OrbiHdre firits
31ne; fetOibs 27e per Dubsnb.
GsfIissI. = Uarit Iebtaft.
prtiis iisiie. = GroiIsrs Ii pfunD
u. bariibtr pic; groiIsrs 1--1a pfb.
23-26c; 9d1ns 15e; 9iibner 22s;
SrutEihnu pon SO pfb. 20c; bo.
nit trummr BruF 12c; guIls Sc:
iunse Gnitn bon 2 pfinb un6 bori'
BET 16-19c; ipeibs gntm 14-16e;
GdnIs SEl&; aIts saubeH S1-D
pss 2ussah.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21
Glssslsa esals.llaIass.
yas, sonss .us 2la.. ia xeD p.rs.

Gsfazttspapiers puEtsn ~ <H-6x Bis
'-ntirf. sIsd5Id suf aonSen saTsn iteiis.
Fir 90 9aee $4.T2, GsmmeTeisl Uils, 80
-.aee, t4.7ik. Siti ANY .Rabsi.anivsi.
iunaen t<56K, s5ranes 6iaf 6.7s. aatd
s.17; 1sIt. tsin' o,Es Gus,isa.sss; s,s..a; .s.;
7.loK, Rubd Si4i s0K. Rabsl u. SI.
bsr Barren s7xs S'sIiianiI&s Sslars
ssHe.
attitnmsrft.-Tsr Rarit Nor tslts
flsu uHe fapsr, befuabas bic eiisnbaba'
diiisu. une be ealntnotirungtn ftanesn
IN Den meiktn 6aHsn uHitt eeneH 30 N
Samtas. Der Gsiammi.llmiab belief ii4
anf Hnstfdbr 27S.ovo aiiisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21
R Retaa. a.Marst.
Rem gOrt, 20. 2luauit.

~ - y > : : ~ W. ~
Rupfer. = Mar.t iIou.
GIectrolntic. = Wartt nominal; fur
September unS pisrtss GuartaI $25.s
00-N.00.
eifen. = giartt fsTt; go. 1 TDrs
tbsrn $53.00-54.o0; SO. 2 $3.50
$3.50; Ro. ! SOutberu $4,000
5000; 90. 2 S4S.50-49.5O.
3inu. = Wortt idpah; $62.50.
glsi. - Wartt itetis; 1Ol-11e.
Spelter. - Wurtt pillis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21
Gbttaao. 20. guauIt.

S9ipsin.. - 3ufnbr 1900. -
Wartt fart. Ssite 1885, Elm nsuer
bober prsis sR,tOrb; Built 1880
1910; Isiats S17.S0-19.55; &c.
miidte $17.90-19.55; f@pers ST.
70-199o; ralbe $17.70-17.96;
Gertsl $12.75-17.00.
RinoDisb. - 3ufubr 10000. -
Wlartt itstis; ,inbeinii9e Beef Stiers
S7.90-15.Oo; Deftern Stiers $6.75
--12.50; SfOders unb sJesbsrs $500
&iibe unb Seifers $40
12.4O; adIbsr $1o.25-14.75.
G6nfe. 3ufubr 10000. Rotit
itstis; Det5srs S7.75-11.1O; gDes
S725-1o.o; 2dmmer S1o.5el6.s
Is.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21

GineinHatt, 20. IuS.
3ufubr unb 9srianot fir bic D.rs
flDf.nsn 48 Stunosu, Osrgli4en nit
Osritlbsn 3sit Der IsBtsn Wott Darsu
lpie iolst:
3ufubr:
Rinbo. S9ipsine S91fs
13. qlus. 379o 4o34 1888
90. alug. -. 1890 3267 54O7
Der anbt:
RinOO. S8peins S9afs
13. qus. 1O5 763 2256
20. Qug. 1872 1341 1857
Rinbpisf. - Die 3 sutig. 3u-
fubr mar bic sr0bts Der Saiion. Der
Wartt mar lansiam unb bic pr.iie
iislsn um $3.50. aiibs unb gan'
nsrs naren m.iitens I'm 15-25c,
man6e a6sr biz gu 40c nieSriser.
Cute Wil9fiib. Iino itstig Bis tart.
bic anbsrsn fauesn fat gar tsius 2tb'
ndhme.
Wlittlere unb i6per. Stisre $500
100; Glsifasr Stisrs $6.50-11.,
25; 9sifers $5.50-8.00; auserldsns
Biz srtra $S.25-9.50; aiibe $3.50
-7.25; aiissrIsfene BIB EXTRA $3.50
900; Gannsrs $5.00-5.25; NslI4'
tiibe $45.00-12O.OO; StOders uub
Gssbers S5.5O-7.75.
gullen. - Die 3ufubr DON guIs
len mar cine 5iemli4 srpbe unb Die
prsiie ftetis.
Gstts guII,n Ss.O-s.50; gOIos'
no $7.oo-7.75; masers unb 1st4te
$5.50-6.75.
adIber. - 9as glngsbot mar
grob, bic Taafrase cine CUTE unb bic
prsiis ftetis fir bic beTerm NuaItta'
ten.
BeIie lsitte RdIbr S14.25-14.'
80; fair Bis CUTE $12.00-14.25; or'
oinGre unD grObs $5.5o-9.50.
g 6Dsins. Die 3ufubr NOR
bsuis ni9t srob unb faum ssniiseno
fir bic Ra9frass. Der Martt mar
iufOlsebsfsn itart unb bic prsiie um
25-75c iiber benen BON Somitag.
Die beiten S6ipeine bra6tsn $l9.
Der Tlartt i6Iub itstis Bis itart.
glusssiutte Sdipere $19.00; CUTE
bis aussrIei.ne Derpadunsss uno
Gleii6sriOrtsn $18.90--19oO; Isi6te
9,rianbtIprtsn, 120 bis 155 Nuno,
$17.50-lS.25; orbinGre bis aussrIe,
isne 6srteI, 10 Pfuub uno baruuisr,
$1400-17.25; orbinire bis aissrI.'
isne ibpere fstts SGus $14.00-16.'
rs; ertra $500; Stass $13.Oo-l5..
90.
g d ufe unb 2dmmer. =
Oas 4nssbct mar bsuts 3ismIi9 srob.
Die Ha1frase eine CUTE. S4ofs tpas
rem iistis biz tart. sdmmsr absr I'm
25-50c nisorig.r.
G6afs. nussrlfens biz ertra $8.25I
$50; fair bis CUTE $6.00-S.0o;
gulls unb Oroindre $3.00--5.50;
SDde $3.50 unO arnnisr. - 2Gmmsr.
auserlsfsn. $15.50-15.75; fair uis
CUTE S14.O0-15.50; ietonos S12.00
proindre $7.50-11.O0.
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SansSirtsf&attfi&es.
aartoff.Im ais @.i6
futfer5HfaB a 3

guf Tarmssb6fisn, no bic &artofs
fslsrnte Oft mebr on tIsinen, fir ben
Martts uub Iii6eebrnu9 taum nod
tuusIi4eH RuoIIsn liefert, oIs bas
gortsEais5 at ssris1rsn in Stanbe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21
pierbe uas aytauleisl.
Gintinnati, 20. Dug.

z y u " U 70. ~"8'
Der Utarft mar in Der OerfloHsnen
No9e Iebr rubig, Is purDs jsbO6 fir
bi. gunbes sarmee sstauft. Die preis
ie parsn itstig uno am S9luB Der
Wpd1e ME folat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21
llebet tfd)t bes gimcimnati
Warftes,
Cir bic Msntae, ben 20. ansnil
1917 snbiesnbe Wsd5s.

etHc ctHEdfI, 20. Nug.
Die nadfolgsnbn Quotirunsen be-
5itten ii9 nur aui gnsross1ran:ai.
tionen. Bel tlsintrsn 0eI6dftsn tper'
ben stras bSbere preife bere4net.
propifionen.
G9maIa prima Stsam
22.75-22.SO; GamilB 243-24ac.
II odensefalseues GIeiit.
Sbort clear Gtitsn 254-26c; EXTRA
ihOtt clear Seitsn 24a 2s1e; turse
Ripptn 244-24ae; Bellies 81
27ie per pfunb.
Gtrdu9ertes Glsii 9. =
Short clear Ssitsn 27a 2se; srtra
fbort clear Ssisin 263-27tc; tur5s
Rippen 26I-26he; Bellies 29-29ic.
Susar Gurtb 5lsif6.
Sdinisn 251-26ae; picnic Sduls
tern 20t-21e; 9rsaffdIt Bacon 351
3eac; S6ultern IN 4}adetsn 211--
22e; 0sp YOrt Gut 22-22ae; g.s
trodnsts Beef Sdultern 34-34ac per
pfunb.
SibstpSfslies Jleiid.-
S4inisn 224-23t; pienic S6aIttrH
17tc; Bellies 28-30c; S9ultsrn III
padsien 1915; Rem yort eut
DO. 18a-19c.
Grifdssgteif6. = e6intsu,
loIs, 22i-231e; pienie S6ulterR
18-18ie; SfuIt.rn 19-19ae; tur5s
Rippsnfeitsn 23s 245e; ibort clear
Rippsnisitsn 23t-24ae; ertra ibOrt
clear Rippenieiien 22-22Ae; Ieiats
Bellies 30a-31te; idtpers bO. 20
30e.
Webl unb @etreibe.
Webl. - Mini.r paisnt $11.0o
--11.50; Winter fancp $10.50-11.'
90; Dinter familp $1000-10.50;
Dintsr srtra $9!O0-9.50; ginter
orbindr $8.50-9.O0; 5ariss Wsi5en
Yaisnt $13.25-13.50; 9aries Wsis
3en fantp $12.50-13.00; 9artes
Wsiasn Gamilb $11.75-12.25. Ross
gen. gOrtbpefern ssmii4tes $10.75
-110O; Rossen, Gitp, reinss, SILL
00-11.25; ROssen, Gitp. semHStss
$11.00--11.25.
Deisen. - go. l rotbsr Dintsr
$2.1s-2.20; To. 2 rotb,r Wintsr
$2.14-218; Ro. 3 rotbsr Wiutsr
$2.1o-2.12; 30. 4 rotbtr Wlnisr
$2.06-2.08; SO. 5 roibsr @inter
$2.02-2.06; probe, rotb.r $500
2.05.
Welf9torn. - go. / tpsibss
$1.S5-1.y0; SO. 2 bo. $1.85--19O;
go. 3 bO. $1.85-1.9O; Ro. A DO. ST.
So; Ro. s bo. $1.83; go. 8 DO. 81. SO.
= go. / ssIbes $1.70; go. 2 DO. 81.
10; gso. 3 DO. $1.70; go. A DO. $1.67
Lee; go. 5 bo. $1.65-1.67; Ro.
8 an. n.S1.65-1.67. - Ro. / esmiit'
ties S1.70; RO. 2 bO. $1.7O; Ro. 8 DO.
$1.70; go. 4 10. $1.67-1.69; no.
8 DO. $1.65-1.67; SO. 6 bo. $1.65-|
1.67. - Wsibes aolbtutorn $1.S4-
1.S6; ssIbss aolbentOrn sL65-1.'
70; ssmiidtes & O!btntOru $1.65-
Ito.
5aftr. go. 2 psiber 5Sc;
Stanbarb tueiber &c; SO. 8 tDsibsr
56-56ic; go. A tDetbsr 55 56c; ytO.
2 semiidter 53-54e; gfo. 8 semId'
ter, einbeimi&er 52-53e; go. 4 ss'
mf9ter 5O-52e.
agtn. - go. 2 neuer S1.70;
Ro. 8 $1.67-1.69; Ro. A $1.60-1.s
SO; probs $1.50-1.6O.
Wttsteh
0,rtauft ipurben 692 Bb!s. Dt'
filters Glniibeb 9OObs auf Der Saiis
1920.
Groeertea.
Raffte. - Japa 27-32c; Wio'
4a 27a-30e; GUATEMALA ianep 1916;
bO. gutter 17se.
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'e,p,,s 9elonartte.
asntaa. 20. ausuit 1917.

Hsutss. 90 ausnit 1917.
Die 0ef&afte pareH teute rubis. Die
Bsufen SareH nit Rsutinssrbtstsn 5ismfid
tsl6ditiet, bed pas bic @adtraee uah
9arfsbss nihi grob. 5ar ei4t.Eahfbsn
pnrbeu BON ben s3anfsa eS bsrsdbnst, bic
Mailer absr plaeirteH iolGe su 3H-e%.
EsAid saf ass gssi
pusren su i0c 9isfcuto Der $1,000 imiifen
Banfen berfantt. Tis eountsrraie betrdgt
sos %ramis pef $1,000
esA,a ssf esssps.
ei6t. .Beaid auf Hensos pursen -
All bro Yfo. etshing anotirf. @ed.
,d auf Berlin nurben niAt quofirt; iir
@e4fd anf 9asis i1.60e pro 6raae. ani
Gmitsrsam <2.l5s pro 0uIDsn. Ws9itl
auf Hieu purben ni4t qnotirt. Hires
axe, Rubsf 2sH. Stodholm pro Rrens
sS.4o Sranes tS6peiO 2ss.
eHasss.rbnsansass.
parsH rpbis une itsiis. Sk 1snisn gao
iirsn pn ieIat:
49s ponbs 1925 Gexp. les -
s% Henbs. 1918 ...... 99N -
fsS 1cHst fs5e 49,. soZ
~ Ranama ........ Soh
w Sansms Goupos. IS -
Gfsssiss eszis.rRiAss.
Eie ilmidte I'm bisiisn glsarinebsss
btliffsn iidb teuts auf e6,S41, ,7es.
asfai. eefnrtfatsn.
GiHs. @as a efseirie Go. Qiiien warns
bic eHyssn Mftisn psias esbsnoeIt wut'
ess. ionft psr oss Rsrit isbr Faa. Der
fanit Durbsn:
ua bss Dsyis.
% aftisu Der Qinf. 0as dIeciric 90. u
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Obeunb eemaIe

-7.50 per Rife; aimss $1.O0E1.t
25 per aiite.
Drangen. - California HaDcls
S2.50-4.00; Glcrioa $4.0o-4.25
per atte.
Grase gruit - 5lOriba s2.'
W-4.50.
pfirfi6s. = eIbsrta $500
$3.50 per 9u.
Sungeaepfsl. = Rseie 25c-
$1.00 per 9u.; 9ut4eb, RenoHa etc
$4.Oo-4.25, Waiom 8luib $3.50
500 per gbl.
Sobnnnisbeeren. $3.50
-3.75 per Crate BON "a Quarts.
pflanmen. Ssitli9e Abun'
bant $2.00-2.50; 6Iuus unb rotb'
$2.00-2.50 per Crate Don 6 a0rben
3udermslonen. SnDianl
Stonbnrb, Crate $1.25-1.50; oo
fla9es Grote 40-50c; California
$2.00-2.5O per Stanbarb Crate.
5ei5sIbeeren. - $3.75--4.s
90 per Crate bon "a Auartg; gir'
sinia $1.75-2.00 per aorb.
2 ma 8. Gin6eimii4'
$1.75-2.00 per 9u.
2artoffeln. - ginbeimiia,
nnb 2ouisDille $4.50-5OO pei
96l. unb $1.60 per 8u. ouf benz Gs'
leiis.
Wa fsrmelonen. = $l2.Oo
-25.00 per 100 Stiid
9.urten. = Gin6eimii4e 30
25c per Dussnb.
pidles. 25-3Oc per 100.
araut. = ginbsimiides To-
81 20 per 86l.
Weibe gfaben. - Tot per
Bu.
3pisbeIn. - DsiBs $1.35-
1.60; bu. Boilers $1.4o-1.5O; sslbs
81 .25-1.50 per Crate.
3udertoru. 3igug 10
12ae per Dussnb.
Junse Grbfen. - Rstp yOrt
S1.75 400 per 9u.
Crime bnen. - ginbeImi'
i6e $2.75 300 per 2 gu. Cad; elm
beimii6e Da9sbrbnen S1.5o-l.75
per 8u.
aarotten. - ginb.imiife Is
-20t per 9us.nb Biinbsl.
2anbsrsbnfte.
Stu. go. 1 9imotbp $3.50
1000; go. 2 simctaD $500
1850; Ro. 3 9tmotbp $18.50-le.'
90; RO. l eemiifter aIss $3.50
1900; go. 2 ssmiidtsr alss $500
1850; Ro. l &lse $500; go. z
aise $3.50; Sisiig.s aIfaIfa $3.50
1900; ROsssnitrOb $11.0o-12.Oo,
Safsritrob $S.50-9.50; Wei5sirtrot
$9.O0-9.5O per 5onns.
10 i6lenfuttsr. - Wartt rils
big. = alsie $33.00-34.oO; Wiob'
linss brauns $45.00-46.OO; psibs
$49.00-5o.00; semii4tss GuttsE
$39.O0-40.o0.
Sdmereten. Warfi f.it.
- aleefamen $11.O0--125O Der gu.
bonn Siore; aimotbp $3.50-40O;
Su6psi1sn $1.25-2.00; 5la9siamen
1925; llnsarifdsr $500 per gu.
Deri9teosnes.
Dele. - Warit fietig. - esin6i.
robes $1.27 per GaIIone In pars
titn IA Sbl. 10-25 @allonm
S1.35; 10 Gallonsn SLAP;
aeip9tes Ii mebr; go. ! Garos
Or $1.49-1.52, Sommsr s.ft ST..
B-l60; Cotton Gseo Oil rail-. 81,
23c per GaQous; 2erpsntin Acc IN
portien Don 1-5 Gab unb eOc IN
partien Don 10 bis 25 9auonsu;
petrpl.nm, Sbio Carbon State 9ett
iO5e; Spssial Sorte 12c; Reo
Groipn @afolin 24c; Rapbta 29c per
@allcne.
Sols. - Der Iarti III fsH. -
Ohio RiDsr $2.01 per DBL. bon 100
pflino, SabrlObn bIusugefiist.
Sals. - Rartt ftetis. - pris
ma gitp 16a-17e; DO. GOuntrp
15.O0-15ae per pfunb.
aobIsn. = Wartt rubis. gitts.
burg $6.00-6.50; aanatpba $3.50;
Tut anb Glad $3.50 per
Scnne abaslisisrt. Rauhloie 6tiid.
toblen $50; antbrueits $1,000
per 1Onne abssliefert. Goie tos
jtet $7.O0-7.5O per 9onne abssliss
fert.
@olle. - Rarit ls6baft unb fsit.
Gspaf9sns
Sm 3ubsr setpai4eus-
Orooe - oo-iUc
9eGmmte -. 60-62c
GetGmmte 65-67c
uusepaf9sne
Gpmbing ano Define $500
Glot6iua 55-57e
Brdio 50-55e
ise:ne Wlsring 45-50c
Gsbern. = Marft itsiis.
Rein nsibe Gdniefsberu 72c
@sibe 9dni,fso. D. sut.Garbe50- -60c
tr1aff4stfE orott En.
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MAX zine Rrftf{.

Die Sdnssrin iOa etueu mabfos
fen Gbrgei5 befiteul-
~Sa, fie fareit i6rmIi4 na4 gts
frIsI-
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ftstis. - 1susdalsene go. / 23e;
9ao. 2 22e; per gfunb; trodene Jltnt
30-32c; trod,nsefaISens 28-30e;
aaIbfs[le 28-30e; go. l 9u[sn 15e;
Rp. 2 DO. 14e; g]froebduts, 80. 1
ar0bs $500; 9a- 2 DO. $500.
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0iebmiartt

GineiHnati, 20. Dug.
3ufubr unb g,riauot fir bic Oers
flDii.nsn As Stunbsu, Osrsli4en NIT
Osrisl6sn 3sit Der IsBtsn Wote fparsu
lpie Iolgt:
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WOte ME fol9t:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-11

easily digested and assimilated form,
true health builder In every sense of the
word"
Dr.. T. Aiphonsus Wallace. a physician
and who has been given many honorary
titles In England, was next asked to
give an opinion on Nuxated Iron. DR..
Wallace said:
'I do not make practice Of recon-
mending advertised medicinal products.
but l have found Nuxated Iron so po-
tent in nervous. rundown conditions.
that I believe all should know OF 1t:
The men and women of today need
more iron In their blood than was the
because of the demineralzed diet which
now is served daily In thousands of
homes and also because OF the demand
for greater resistance necessary to off
set the greater number of health haz-
ards to be met at every turn"
The next to be consulted was DR..
Ferdinand King, a New York physician and
author, who said:
II heartily concur in all that Or.
James has said. only in some respects
to mention how foods lose their iron
value by improper methods of cookery.
In the most common foods of America
the starches, sugars, table syrups, can
crackers, biscuits. macaroni, spaghetti.
tapioca, sage. farina, degerminated corn
meal. no longer is iron to be found.
Refining processes have removed tho
iron of Mother Earth from these i'm
povershed foods and silly methods OF
home cookery. by throwing down the
waste-ppe the water in which our vegs-
tables are cooked is responsible for
other grave iron loss. Therefore. II you
wish to preserve your youthful vim and
vgor to ripe age. you must supply the
iron deficiency in your food by using some
form of organic iron-Nuxated Iron. Just
as you would use salt when you! food has
not enough salt
- NoTE-Nuxated Iron. which Is prescribed
and recommended above by physicians In
such a great variety Of cases, Is not pa
which Is well known to druggists and whose
iron constituents are widely prescribed by
eminent physicians everywhere. Unlike the
older Inorganic iron products, It is easily
nssiniiated, does not injure the teeth, make
them black nor upset the stomach; on the
contrary 1t Is most potent remedy in
nearly all forms OF indigestion, as well as
for nervous, rundown conditions, The
manufacturers have such great confidence
In Nuxuted Iron that they offer to forfeit
$1,000 to any CHARITABLE institution II
they canhot take any man or woman under
| 60 who lacks iron and increase their strength
400 per cent or over In four weeks time
provided they have no serious organic
! trouble They also offer to refund your
| money II It does not at least double your
| strength and endurance In ten days time.
| II Is dispensed in this city by Sherman n
| Mcconnell Drug Stores and all good drug
| observation-disclosures
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-11
Mcfarland Says Conley is
To Blame for Mishap

William Conley, 500 South Twenty
eighth street, who was injured at
Twenty-eighth and Farnam streets
when he bumped into an automobile,
was injured largely through lis own
fault, according to W. r. Mcfarland,
who was driving the automobile,
Conley is in his home with con-
cussion cf the brain and a probable
fracture, according to police surgeons.
Il was driving along Farnam
street." said Mcfarland, "and saw
this fellow coming across the street
from the saloon, staggering little.
swerved the car to some extent to
avoid him, as ! saw he was unsteady.
! was just about past him and had
missed him all right, but Just be-
fore the car passed him he made a
grab at the rear fender. His finger
prints are still OIL that fender. He
clutchcd the fender so hard that he
was jerked off his feet and he fell inn
mediately behind my car, probably
with his head on the street car track.
Il drove over to the curb then and
stopped. When | went back | saw
other fellows had picked him up and
he was walking away, so assumed
h. had only been shaken up a little.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-11

In a very interesting and instructive
discourse on the great value OF plenty
of iron in the blood. DR.. Howard James,
late of the United States Public Health
* patient of mine remarked to me
latter having been on a six weeks
course of Nuxated 1ron)
"'Say, Doctor, that there stuff Is like
maggie
Previous to using Nuxated Iron, had
been prescribing the various mineral
salts OF iron for years, only to meet
complaints Of discolored teeth dis
turbed digestion, tied up. hardened Sc
cretions. etc, and l had about reached
supply iron was to get the patient to
eat very large quantities of spinach,
carrots. and lentils, when I came across
Nuxated Iron, an elegant ingenious
preparation containing organic iron. which
has no destructive action on the teeth
no corrosive effect on the stomach. and
which is readily asslmilated into the
blood and quickly makes its presence
felt by increased vigor, snap and staying
power.
Iron is absolutely necessary to enable
your blood to change food into living
tissue. Without 1t, no matter how much
or what you cat, your food merely
passes through you without doing you
any good. You don't get the strength
out of 1t, and as consequence you be.
come weak, pale and sickly looking, just
like a plant trying to grow in soil de-
ficient In iron.
"As l have said hundred times over
and over, organic iron is the greatest OF
all strength builders. II people would
only throw away habit-forming drugs and
nauseous connections and take simple
Nuxated Iron, / am convinced that the
lives OF thousands Of persons might be
saved who now die every year from
pneumonia, grippe, consumption, kidneys
ii,or and heart trouhles ate The rea
and true cause which started their dis
eases was nothing more nor less thar
lack OF iron In the blood.
Thousands of people suffer from frof
deficiency and do not know II.
III you are not strong or well, yol
owe It to yourself to make the following
test: See how long you can work oil
how far you can walk without becoming
tired. Next take two five-grain tablet
of Nuxated Iron three times per da,
after meals for two weeks. Then ties
your strength again and see how muel
you have gained. From my own expe
Renee with Nuxated Iron 1 feel 1t 4
| such a valuable remedy that It shoul'
| be kept In every hospital and prescribed
| by every physician in this country"
DR.. T.. Sauer, a Boston physician, wh
| has studied both In this country am
| great European medical institutions
| was asked what he thought OF ID
| James remarks. In reply, he said: g
| fully agree with Or. James, People nee
| more iron. There can be no stronl
| vigorous iron men and heautifu
healthy women without iron. Not lon
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-11
Knights Of Pythias.

Regular meeting Of Nebraska
Lodge, No. /, will be held Monday
evening at Crounse hall at s p. M.
sharp. There will be work in the
second rank. Refreshments will be
served at the close OF the ceremonies.
Every knight in Omaha should be
there.
The Pythian Sisters are reorganiz-
ing and becoming active again in
lodge work. Nebraska Lodge, No. |,
has granted them the use OF its re-
ception room on the second and fourth
Mondays Of the month.
Two auto loads OF knights jour
ncyed TO Bellevue last Thursday and
surprised Brother John O. Goss. 1t
was his Goth birthday and it was with
joyful expression that he received
their congratulations and token OF es-
teeem from his many friends.
The d. o. X. KS of Council Bluffs
will hold a dance and card party
Tuesday evening, March Is. for the
knights and their relatives. An invi.
tation has been extended to Omaha
knights. Fem Fem will flow.
There Is something of importance
under the fifteen and one-half order
Of business for every knight. It will
pay TO investigate.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-11
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
IN POLICE COURT
Six Winsome Misses Inspect
the Omaha's House of
Scandals.
SEE LIES SEAMY SIDE

After watching police court
procedure for while Saturday morn
ing, six junior civics classes girls Of
Central High school became dis
gusted and went out doors to avoid
the disagreeable surroundings and
atmosphere.
1t was their first visit to the city's
moral clearing house. When asked
what she thought of police court, one
of the girls. Miss Tolliver Dinneen,
replied, Not much"
She is the daughter of w. T. Din
neen, chief special agent of the North
western railroad, who attended court
with the six girl students. They were
there to. get first hand knowledge Of
police court procedure and of the
habitues and surroundings of the
place. This they will use in connec-
ton with their study of government
in their Central High school course.
Miss Autumn Davies of the school
faculty plans to attend the court with
her entire class of twenty-five girls
and boys a week from Monday. The
girls present in court with Miss Din
neen and her father Saturday were
Catherine and Maybelle North,
Blanche Johnson, Ruth Holmes and
Marie Huntzinger.
For about an hour the girls sat to-
gether in the front row Of spectators
seats in the dingy old court room.
All around them were Third ward
characters, inmates of resorts arrested
and out OIL bond, awaiting trial, burly
negroes. dirty boxcar thieves, "shy-
ster" lawyers, as we'll as more respec-
table persons, whose business or
curiosity had led them to the court.
Scarlet women were also in the
room. Their gaudy dress and typical
features were interesting subjects for
the gaze VI the school girls, who took
keen interest in all that went on.
However. the air in the crowded
room became sitting, and long before
court adjourned the school girls had
seen, heard and breathed more than