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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-29

rhru there vas lad, Wn.hlngiru's
brilliant friend. Mercy warren VIM
warmly ..unus,I 90, cause ~ hor
rHuutrv rrd Nho.' letters ~ rhcrf io
hrr husband pn the Geld Sustained
him while De-, dissertations upnu polls.
ii's Of 'tr tim" made her opinions
HuHhi %. lr" sr'1f".i mon. 1I"up
IrIrr.uu, John aud samuel Adrmf
ual nflr.s ~ ih, srr,t .u rI' ~ ihu
dfy Nrry suIonr hrr Dl.rn.uundspis.
IT, honr v1s The r,u'r, uus ~ nu u
c"upunv. and sho herself Fail Nv
fa' lHvmuuth lire. lr were mnu, Co.,.
l'icul plan, discusses nuI dl:',i.l
EIr1huih s.nu,l.r rrfsrcl warmly
uf" hwr husband, plnna and .ymra
tUos virn alr br,lmr tho vlfr ~
Alexander Hamilton md su-an Nv.
rE.IuH. fNS u'I,. daughter ~ VII
'H'n lIriur iuu Grrr rnpr ~ Sew Ter
pl 1i tine time of tho B]c,oluuun. iv
'%-Hli'nd Win ivo strategic movers
'- nst tine srewy which might have
'.nr Hr,ailt io rho pl.,"rr.i daughter
u|uUl boo 'pwu mo today.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-29
Splendid Work Of o, A. n.

10 come down 10 present day WON
IN. tho daughters ~ the American
Revolution have surely dono their part
Tor American Independence. They have
accomplished an Immense amount ~
momurlnl work, and there is hardly n
city or town on me Atlantic senhoard
In mr. near vhich hnillcs ~ the Rcvo.
luton were fought where there ie not
some evidence n their work ln record.
Ing tho revolutionary deeds NJ their
ancestors, their aim hning ~ rrrpetu.
nte tho memory ~ the heroes VIM
wrought independents FOR our coun.
Try.
American independence was mani
tested anil sustpined by tho women ~
tho time ~ tho Revolution. ~ II was
IN later ycars and NJ II Is hcing mani
Tested and susialued today 10 every
section Of q land.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-29
Me Heroine.

Mcundrin Ind u heroine In the
Revolution loss we'll I'm wn than those
whose praises have oftcn hccn sung.
This WIS Ann McCarty Ramsay. who
was the daughter ~ Mai Dennis Nc
Cgrty. and hts wife Sarah Bail who
WAS % rnusiu ~ The mother NJ Gcorgr
Washington.
Ann MrCariv was horn In 1891. and
early In NE met and married william
Ramsay n native NJ scotland who sci
tied ns q trader AMI merchant IN AiHI
rndr'a IN iTff and early and fully
iicnuhfd himself with the colony n
Virginia. His extensive commercial
and Hhlpping connections enabled him
70 rupnly much uf the ouuht "a the mill.
fars expeditions Of Nirginia from iTs4
20 iI0A sud he served for n tImo a.
euptain ~ a milltary company uuder
Washington. Records shaw thHt biz
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-29
"hdvares snd Charged"

General sullivan became somewhat
duhi"1s ahout the outcome while on
M" mnr,h mud vent n messenger H.
Wellington IN nsk what should b.
dome Advance and charge" WINS
Nashingtou's 'urcinrt reply Washing
tom ,nid iu his report tho next dny Tint
d" might have rcirrlicd M this time
nHd h' Thought he could have c%ru.s,vl
ihv river without being discovered by
fnr EriI.h
u was nearly eight o'clock before
NJ" American advance met The nrst
british ouip"sts The latter we're ~.
tackled quickly and driven hn,k un
'ho town without trouble \ rattle ~
muskrfry from Tho outpnsts announced
M" beginning ~ tho battle WAYNE
Whipplo saws In his Life NJ Washing
'"u That tho Americans were .p mail
that morning that thcy would have A.
lacked me british with broom H'ictV
Washington aurmlsc about Colonel
Vshl md hls onlr'rs va7 %corrrrt. They
had spent The night ~ tho home NJ
abraham Hunt drinking and making
merry. Hunt had furnished Them on
elaborate christmas suppcr. while M,
Fupprr was In progress. late that night
q negro servant entered the room and
give Colonel nnhl q note The latter
thrust " IN his pocket without lonliug
~ a. n was fortunate fur Amcrirn
ihN' ho was 'oo drunk a. aci prop0rlv
fnr ihnt motto was from u Tory warn.
Ing him ~ Mh.hIn.inn. nnnrunrh-
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-29
Messiah Colonel Killed

white the ohcrrs drank nul Song
W~Hshingion's men had fought their
Vny into the outskirts NJ the town.
The Hriiish cnuuuu Wa captured aud
trained down tho streets on their
former nvuors Tho sound uf firing
brought realization ~ the danger fen
Colonel nnhl snd ne rushed from tho
Hunt house IN form his mrn. 10 WIS
a brave man but he had stayed iuo
long a. hls mcrrymakiug More than
u thousand li"ssians had surrendered
ALREADY Colonel Rphi rallied Soma
men and made 10 show ~ Resistance.
Almost the nrsi 1re wounded him NOR
tally.
Whcn tho Hcsgians saw their
commander FAN snmc Of them started
Ia retreat toward Princeton. hut
Washington son n detachment IN head
thcm m and they soon surrendered
Long before noon tho American
we're In -poss"sslon NJ the entire city
snd the British and uesslHn prisoner.
we're hring transported Rcrns. the river
for ~safe-hoeping Washington sent
cuuriors ~ congress with the io,nuI
news. II spread quickly over the cnum
Try and enihused the cause NJ liberty
40 we'll That Washington was able IN
hold his army together AMI face the
British In tho spring with d,toumlnn.
ton aud courage.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-29
Patriotic M'ry Draper


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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-29

i'la, 10 the ferry mudc No attack
before daylight impossible. Washing
tom hnd hoped tu surprise the british
,nt lirs-iHus. The river was filled
700 fouiiug i"r and ii looked for %
" ps " m"t NJ the little army
.urht p" drowned tu ,ru.siur nri
fortune smilrd on ihrsi and nome Wa
in.i.
uu,, ou th, Ncv Jersey si1r. NJ "
lriui nl,uui niuc wilr. frrm Trenton
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-29

The vtrtrr uight be- cold and drraf.
Mons ihr utUr'a suiiru nHw
The rruel ftuat 10 tHmpinE here
The ar hes lttug blades ~ SNOW
luuh' puHtinE frnr The f.N strand.
WIN sraigna rscnuE in no aIr.
rhrte sslr q small bli mightv baud.
Arrou. the dams tpuH usia~atr
A rush shnutaa rlarirn rali.
sshus Nns sHfiv mnruinE's Frav.
Nnw trusu,t iut sdarn Weld nr fail
Tho w'fii.y iaud has WON the dav'
ar'u 1Nan mo sinrinua noes 10 hurled
sfsrrf mon hsvr wrongs to hear.
tnt frrHiru = 'nrrii Uiuwea tho vHfII
WIN carleton
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-29

Mr. and Mr., T. " pirrrr return
ri last saturday from q trip up in
10" Gaia country where they went
with The ldra of spending q few
day, Fishing The time wa, spent
visiting and They did not even pc,
ihrir feet wet.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-29
Washington Watching the last o. His
Troop land Before the Battle.

% irrrihr torn ~ snow aud ,lcct drove
into tho faces uf the soldiers n soon
ruined what little puvdcr Washing
TON IS mon had, so tho order vas pus-cd
IN rolv un tho hayunvt Washington
H,fu'Hi ut- wru utu I've ,uuuuu-. uu-
nndcr Gonoml sullivan Hud nnc under
,''urrnl Grrcnc. They w,rr 90 march
hy different ruads aud attack the Brit.
ish uuip".rs simultaneously.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-29

Tho Twelve Trump club met last
irrda, with Mr. q " Lugo All
w"mh"rs we're present and Mrs e..
u Ne \uir, was q guest NJ the rluh.
\ very rlra-uut afternoon was en-
Iuyr,l play mig whist.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-29
NJ INIJ6s 10 ne
SHOWN N DRAFTING


Washington. D. G.. June. lgl7-
rnul their formal approval by Sec
rciur, Hahrr and probably not I'M
tl their PRONUNCIATION by President
Wilson ~ h, draft proclamation.
lhc regulations affecting tho fornm-
lion of exemption boards aud the
rule. lo hr followed IN maktng the
draft VIII mot be- made public The
rrrn-r of this dccisiou which has
been announced 10y rru,ost Marshal
"cucral Crowdcr BE- To avoid CON
usiou aud false iuform9iion getting
Goo llr mIliou. of Amcricaus 10 be-
affected lS thr draft
The regulations. h. ,aid will
follow the provisions uf the srlrc-
u," draft hill lo the letter aud the
uuly Information that eau be- given
nat nu lhrm r. the rrursr provided
,ur Boo That net Ns h. the "details
of lhr regulations. Tie, have not
been nuIlIl 'irrilri upon. \ lcua
i've irau cot Them has hrru prepared
.ur ilu secretary ul war. aud n
would lw misleading 90 give any
,uggrsiiuu ul lltrir cuuiruts. ~ n
ma, nr necessary in rhanEr lhrm
u ts understood That the dran
VIII pro,ilc ror the calling ut more
han luunUn0 mem Enough Will hr
hu-rn iu assure the selection FROM
mrpug them pl ai least G',Onn men
no iur ,rr,irr and avoid The urrcs
ti, foo, repeating lh" rail-.
Nn man WIN Is called m the draft
Nu lr shown m,prilism To assist
% ulu 100 avoiding srr,icr may be-
nu-frri a- ,u m]prisruahlr nnousr
omit 900, mrmlrr uf the cyrmplil,
waul who 81, found shaving n,g,il-
sm Will 10" severely dealt with.
lhr l",al exemption board, and
ilr inar,ls "f rr,irW Will b- rhu.cu
"u', Irwm mru ul highrsl integrity
mi ihr government viii make sure
HAT 1909, uau vino ,il, uu % hoard
"-.'ur "u exemptions Is nr uuim-
%prarhuhl" character.
rIuIi>hri -lurir. that mrn Win
s.rr r1llrl m Dhr dr1n tuI found
uln .lcall, mint lor srr,ir, M the
l"ld wuuld boz ulilllrd M clerks.
,l"uugraplwr, and 90 other Positions
where ll", rpuid serve in spite NJ
physical defects ARE drnird hy mil
iiurl aulhurilin, Il is said that ~,
., m,u drafted VIII nr drafted uu.
lur military service and even
100" m"u who msnl from lmr lo
uuv lw detailed 30 h]raduumlrr.
vorA 900 r'r.iral and other positions
would 10" hlHbi clad men, ~ fer
ud rugHsrl 900 military service
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-29
lmnr.sslnnahIlI,v

~" yuu read tho war news rcr
lariyF
Ne replied tho eXriiahle mnn
"When ! rcad ono days war news
get 80 nei gous . have to skip the next
days"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-29

" ~ tho time uf the Revolution
~ urv war. Mar, Washington i
= h"r,rl ~iurrs-luily with hrr frrv
rni- bon making rlnihug fur The sol
dlar. herself kulflug man, I7irs "i
.'upliugs f"r ihHIr Use. Nui uIou his
r.fu.u huur rI'm The nDll bet 90
tuerishryl SON ur''r friirl iu show
ING rc,,rru.r for hi. wulhrr hy "a.
Hing the Uiilr ruiiHgr ir o. al'rirk7
burg. vhorc shr .fu aHtr him v"rls
uf ruuu.ri nui encouragement. which
'ruhilr.s hlnlir1 their rart In The
.trlt cause.
AMI vho crn ny Hsi Martha Wn ~
.ur'uu Iil uut du h.r port fur Nwsri
Hn iu1rr.rlrnrr vhcp shr shared No,
gviu' winter, in cuwp With the -'m
unulrr boo ruIrf7 Tho oh'rrV AMI the
ilru welcomed her ,'wIpg f"r h'i
rr,r-o brought them rhso- and boo
rnrv rasrs romf"rt md relief frrm
,uTHriue She WINS wont ~ sav iu h'r
iIfrr lfp ihni BE- heard tho Hrt 'ru
MON ut the oisniug ANIL tb" ln-i 90 in'
c'".Iue ~ r1l tho r1mpHirna uf ihe
Er,uIuHHnHrf var She vnltrl hv
ily flr ~ inr lord through r,rrf
.fHu rf HIs cprrrr. H..rudIue M" dl0l
suiI path lint prsnrl before him nud
at lHu-b stousI with Dim CON ibr .um
wit. 1,srrrH'Hy shlrn; in ih" El"r,
~ hi, rno0s,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-29
VConunucd lrom Page q


board prupatrlir b. dur lo the vast
ur-, nf New Nr,irn winch o., larrgr
Than New YORK.. Delaware, Maryland
']ou"riDut Pennsylvania anil New
Irr,r, combined u mabrs the east
rru rWpu"s state, Iuoh small n
N estimated that The STATE, men.
'Iou.d Will have ~ many fcl,ral
board, a. New NrNiru WI have
uuuly huJrd, owing ia 'lrir great
population u -rru4 'ul fair. there
i"rr io .,,r ll,S pour man IN THIS
slate The uoa,, expense Ut travel.
zoos over ,'rh q vast lrarl a. get q
hearing l"lorr the federal huard
lh" exemption board lor Luna
r"uuly o., rompo,rI of ". e.. Slmp-
son., sheriff democrat, g. i. Kelly.
republican, and In. T. NJ slrcd. IN,
rounl, health officer, democrat.
Twelve Trump Club Meets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-13
have COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better L ooking-Taks
Olive Tablets

If your skin is yellow-complexioo
pallid-tongue coated-appctite poor
you have bad taste in your mouth
"A lazy, no-good feeling-you should
take Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets SUBJ
s,itute for calomel-were prepared BY
DR.. Edwards after IL years of study
with his patients.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are q
purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil. You will know them
by their olive color. To have a clear,
pink skin, bright eyes. no pirnples. a
feeling of buoyancy like childhood
days you must get at the cause.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
the liver and bowels like caiomei-
yet have no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome
constipation. That's why millions of
boxes are sold annually at l0c and 25c.
All druggists. Take one or two night.
ly and note the pleasing results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-13
WAR ONLY
TO STOP
STRIKE

WASHINGTON. March IA
The spectre OF the threatened
nationwide railroad strike that
disappeared at the close OF the
session las, summer. when the
Adamson elsht.hour law was
passed by congress. doomed up
again today.
One point. however. was en-
phsslxed by the brotherhood
leaders. who Will confer with
the railroad heads In New York
Thursday.
In the event OF hostiiltles
there Will be no strike. Should
a strike be called and war come
meantime, any strike would be
called Off instantly. The broth.
crhoods ''will not climb 10 vic.
tory on the nations misfor.
tune"
w. q. Lee. Warren =. Stone. w. :
Carter and T.. L. Sheppard. the fou
big brotherhood chiefs. here TO al
tend the conference OF the nation
leaders OF labor. who are decidin
what labor's part shall be in an
war. continued ominously silent a
the strike question.
Letter Co President Wilson frou
the labor chiefs declared the broth
erhoods will meet with tho raj
road managers Thursday, Il doe
not mention any strike order to b
used In the event that the Thurs
day meeting falls This strike OF
der. II had been reported. has Sat
urday night as tho time for start
Ing progressive strike" whicl
will begin on Eastern roads an
spread To Others
In the event OF strike. Il Is be
lieved conditions al this tim
would be even worse. IN view o
high food prices than when IN
strike was threatened last sun
mer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-13
UNIVERSAL PLAN
O. K. WITH LABOR

WASHINGTON. March f3.~~Or.
ganlEed labor OF America virtually
declared today for universal mill
tary service The doctrine has
been formally subscribed TO no,
only by the millions Of members OF
the American Federation 81 Labor
but by the 100000 or more mem.
berA OF the four big brotherhoOds
OF railway employees.
Subscription to the doctrine was
announced in 2.i0O.word pam.
phlet issued by the labor council
which. under the presidency Of
Samuel Gompers. concluded 4 day
and a half session here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-13

re.IRED, aching feet feel re-
4 frcshed after an applica-
ton of Sloan's Liniment, do
not rub, it penetrates and
soothes.
Cleaner than mussy plast-
ers or ointments, does not
stain the skin.
Have bottle handy for
rheumatic pains, neuralgia,
govt. lumbago, sprains, strains,
toothache, bruises and muscle
soreness.
At all druggists. 25c. soc and
81 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-13
A DEPENDABLE MEDICINE

Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is dependable root and
herb medicine. II has made a place
for itself among the great mass OF
people, because thousands OF sick
women have tried 1t and proved
that It will accomplish all that is
claimed for t. Nothing unfavorable
can honestly be said about IL. II
does not contain injurious drugs.
II is a root and herb remedy, found.
ed upon a physicians prescription.
and is manufactured for specific
purpose. That it accomplishes this
purpose is proved by thousands and
thousands OF convincing testi-
monials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-13
I'VE BROKE THE
BILLINCSLEYS,"
SAYS MAYOR
Continued From Page 3.

In the cash register. Logan said
Il was used TO grease the wheels "
"Wero their names mentioned"
AT different times references
were made To Poolman and pey.
ser -
nausman took tho witness.
Hatton. In answer TO his qucs-
tlons. said he had called at the
Planters several days
Did Logan invite you To come 10
the Planters hotell'
Il saw him on tho street. and he
told me 10 come and see him"
Just happened to 40 there at
that timer
Yea"
What we're they doing when
you camo in7"
Arguing over money matters"
Did YOU knock"
Yes"
Did they ask who was thcre1"
yes"
WAS there an interruption when
you came thcref"
They stopped for a minute"
Talked About Money
"Ail you know Is they began
talking about money when you
came ing"
Yes"
Whore did they arrange for you
To come inT"
ON tho street.
Name any hour"
No"
The entire conversation. an far
as you know, began after you came
in7'
Yes"
You knew them TO be cunning
mem"
Il don't understand"
You knew OF their secret com
partmentS7"
Yea"
That was cunning. wasn't it7
I suppose SO.
You know so. don't your
Wei. | suppose 30
Did the wrangling start after
YOU came IA the ROOM
As far as lm concerned. yes.
Didn't Nix In r1ument
What did they say had hap
pcnedT'
Nothing"
What did you heart
AN argument over money. Fred
said Il was too much TO give"
Did you ask questionsT''
No"
WHY"
4 never did ask when they
argued"
Didn't Name Mayor
Did any one name Mayor GIN or
Chief BeckInghamT"
No"
How much money was there
Two or three hundred dollars.
pile about ono inch high"
You arc an impartial mani"
Absolutely"
You're not trying TO help IN"
hoysT~
No"
DO you fear arrest7'
No"
II you got in trouble you would
run 10 Logan BIllingsleyT"
Il don't think 40.
Did you ask him wha, he wa
going to do7'
No"
What did you think they wcr'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-13
BARRIERS WITHOUT
CARDS, LOOK OUT!

BARRIERS have been lax in living
up to the law that requires them
to post their registration cards be-
fore their chair. according to the
state board of examiners. now in
Seattle.
The law must be obeyed. ac-
cording TO word passed the board
by the governor, and prosecutions
will follow In cases where wilfuf
disobedience is found The exam
liners will remain in Seattle three
days. during which time 80 new
BARRIERS will be examined at the
Maynard baths, First and Washing
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-13
WAS SUNK
WITHOUT
WARNING

WASHINGTON. March a.
A graphic picture OF the IN
warned torpedolng Of the Bel
CLAN relief steamer Storstad,
the severe battle with the sea
by the survivors. and report OF
torpedolng OF tho Cunard non
passenger liner Folio with an
American aboard was given by
Consul Frost, Queenstown, In a
message 20 the state de-
partmont today.
As indicated by the state depart.
ment yesterday. the case OF the
Storstad raises the question OF
whether even the Belgian relief
flag supposed 10 be immune from
German ruthlessneHs VIII heroaft'
err serve 90 project vessels carrying
supplies 20 starving nelglans.
Froat's message said:
Submarine Hhelled ship from
three miles for 10 minutes. during
which Storstad stopped and hoisted
unmlstakable signs OF Belgian re.
lief errand
AFTER 10 minutes interNal, StoF'
stad torpcdoed without warning
from 800 yards. II carried neither
gun nor wireless No attempt 90
escape or resist. Three boats be
came aeparl ted.
After severe battle with sea.
fourth engineer died OF exposure
and shock. Sole American. John
Roy Christian. i2i Mercer st, Sc
attic, saved. other two boats land
ed Capirciyeen evening tenth
The second message said.
"CunRrd non.pasaenRer liner
Folio sunk of Waterford tenth
inst. Survivors landed Dungarron
Sole American boat surgeon. W. c.
Core. Nashville. Tenn. saved. un-
injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-13
Mediation Board
i'm Peace Effort

WASHINGTON. March i3.-The
United States board ot mediation
and Cancellation. which failed 20
prevent an open breach between
tho Big Four brotherhoods and the
railroads last April. will make a
final effort 10 reach an agreement
In the present recurrence Of the
controversy. the United Press
learned today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-13

PAN ThGES

PANTAGES
At the pantages this week The
Bachelor Dinner" holds forth as
the headline act and draws some
good hands. Also featuring the bill
is Patricia. Queen OF Song"
The Bachelor Dinner" Is a gay
and wet dinner. given in honor
Of a youth on the eve OF his we'd
ding day, with pretty girls and live
ly music to help out.
Other acts on the bill are: THE
Black sheep" funny sketch; two
colored comedians, Tabor and
Green. Ed Price and pals: Sa-
mayoa. in his cloud swing. and
Mrs. Vernon Castle. In "Patria," a
movie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-13

really was. Notwithstanding his age.
The secret, he said. was taking iron
-Nuxated Iron had filled him with
renewed life. At 30 he was In bad
nearly all in--now, at 90. after TAX .
ing Nuxated Iron, a miracle OF Vi
tally and his face beamlng with tho
buoyancy Of youth
Or a J. Newman, formerly House
gurEeon Jefferson Park Hospital,
Chicago. In commenting on the value
81 Nuxated Iron, said This remedy
has proven through my own test OF
u 10 excel any preparation ! have
ever used for creating red blood.
building up the nerves. strengthen
ing the muscles ana correcting d.
pentlve disorders. The manufactur-
ers are 10 be congratulated IN hav-
ing given 10 the public a long felt
want, q true tonic supplying Iron IN
an easily digcated and anaimilated
form, a true health builder In every
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-13
Can Now Go Thru W
on His Spud Record

Dan Hart. Auburn L. OF W. stu
dent who was sued by l. j. Abra-
ham. Auburn. for 1886 on account
OF the kind OF potatoes Hart sold
him last summer. can continue In
the university. as Judge Dykeman
yesterday dismissed the suit
against Hart. declaring that Harris
Cow potatoes"