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Arizona republican., 1917-12-24
Where the People
 May Have Hearing
The Restricted District

Dear Mr. Editor:
 Your editorial in this mornings Re publican, on the government attitude on the red light plague, moves me to thank you for it and while 1 am thanking you to add an observation or two along this same line. First, it may be news to some that the govern ment has been in the business of de- stroying the red light curse ever since we entered the war. Yes, and long before we entered the war with Ger many, in connection with the Mexican trouble. It may net be known that the little desert city of Deming has the cantonment rather than Fl Pasv or Douglas, for no other reason than the fact that Fl Paso and Douglas failed to rise to the occasion and put out that world old pest. Deming did and Deming won out over ten times the 'ptlr' the other two places possess.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-24

Most people, especially those people who receive a good deal of mail, usually and properly re- member the mail carrier about Christmas time. It is Christmas time and the mail carriers this year engaged in addition to their regular duties in the patriotic duty of selling certificates and thrifht staps That suggests gift that would be very acceptable the carriers The carriers by the way, not very well paid by the government They belong about the only branch of the postal service which has not been blessed with increased wage scale to match the higher cost of living.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-24

And it may not be known to all that
 Palo Alto. Cal, lost the cantonment after most of the buildings were con-
 structed because it was so near to
 San Francisco, probably the most
 notorious red light city in the world.
 In the second place, it may be or
 interest to some to call attention to
 the fact that when this very same
 thing was up in the senate half of
 the senators, less one, worked. talked
 and voted for the red light. If these seven senators should try for any public office again, they may wonder why they are defeated. l would not make this threat on any issue except one so clearly a moral issue as this. My third suggestion is this: The unquestioned wisdom of the govern
 ment and all cooperating agencies in stamping out the red light blight
 wherever it may reach our two mil lion soldiers. on the ground of pro- tecting their health and conserving their efficiency; but suggestion the saneness of protecting twenty million,
 not in the army, from the same 1 blight.
 E. D. RALE1.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-24

millions would be required place the United States treasury in embarrassing situation.
 The country needs money in increasing amounts during the conduct of the war That money must be supplied by the people The treasury must be freed from the menace of constant drain of it's gold and that is one of the reasons for the bonds.
 One thing is certain if the proposed law is passed, we shall witness gigantic attempt at price fixing which will be a financial experiment on a grand scale.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-24

Probably excusing the dilatoriness of the ord nance department of which he is the chief General Crozer told the senate committee, that the Germans allowed years do eapse between the .presenta tion of a weapon and its adoption. But the Ger mans it appears do not go without weapons in the interim. Seven years also in time of peace and seven years in a time of mighty differ ent periods
Arizona republican., 1917-12-24

It than suspicion that has been underly entertained for time that the packers in control of the principal food products; that they fixed the prices for both producers and con sumers that they caught the public both going and coming
Arizona republican., 1917-12-24

In the days of the Commune in Paris unau- thorzed citizen found in possession of kerosene, or smelling of kerosene was promptly shot in the interest of the public peace. Why go to the trouble and expense of trying members of the L w. W. found in the possession of dynamite?
Arizona republican., 1917-12-24

We do not blame our friends from the north ant east for being unable to recognize the Christina season in his kind of weather
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03
Kansan kfrjeitd


Sumolon ornloStd olemMlc taull1
Srlleslafin menneet pdiiuGstG toi-
leen nouttien ipntein anteefii anta.
matlen armosta Seeiufien aniion pc
pustalla. &plmGn taLpen maifen-
Oct opat taos toistaiiefIi potstettit,
lonfa iiiaan olemme laaneet el1mGtG
tdpnnd oleiuan fastpifunnan. Waan-
iuiljelijatfin pDat 10 alfaneet beitella
iientent1 peltoon toimosia iaa0a nit
taa rnniaan iaoon aifanaan. Slim
iebGn ontin Sllmalan tp0tG, ettG teem
me mifd on melpolliiuls frtiumiit-
iesiamme, etta Siimala iaa iimnata
tpot tabtonia iGlfeen.
Waampiljelps paiffdfunnallamme
on wiela bptuin alfaipaa, ioten mo-
~nellaiiet alfrnpaifeuoet oapat estele-
mdsia ulfonaista, etta mposfin BEN
fistG toimintaa. @oimnte apertailla
leutaamme lupieen, iofa mield font
taa, on maiala aifaa, ionfa mufana
Sumala armostaan faslpattaa ia fe-
lbittaa. Wutta bnolimatta tuaitelt.
iistannte, olemme foittaneet tpaiffa-
pa paIion pruttuipaiiinofin teb6a Jon
fun tperran bengellistafin tpotd SSu.
malan maltnfunnan m%ainiolla.
2omabetfinG paifalliielta ~ieurafnn
tatpoltG olenme alfanut toimimaan
Saoppanin labetpfien bptpGfii. Stim-
me bitomioon eiitpfien M%itttaiasia:
"Sepobetfi pafanain %bplpGfii'. Mloim
me fofoonti,a pari fertaa frtrsia Id
9etpfien bppGfii Seiufien nimesid.
Sa plenlmefin laaneet nGbod ia tun-
tea ettG ne olpat liunatllita betfiG. g.
~tupGGsiG olemme foittonet Min pal
jon, fun m~abbollista jGriestdd fofo-
uflen aifoju, ettei ne maan oliii mifii.
fa1n boitotii paifalliielle %ieurafunta-
tDDlle. mnan pain mastoin ettd nGit-
ten fofousten faittta paifallinenfin
tpo wirfiStpiii ia fasmaiii. Soas tou
fof. 8 pGipGn Italia fofoontilu ieu-
rafuntamme miettGmGGn DetfeG l19e-
tDfien bplpGfii Wrs Sobn 9uffoieil
litonn ia toinomme ettd faiffi IGbellG
olcuat ldbetDfien pstGipat cQiiimat
mufana, ~febumosia Seeiufien ulitllrt
ia ia iurfitttelemasia pafonain tilaa,
mppsfin antamosia I~abjotStaan ipa.
pnabtoiieen fplebtiin jofa fannetaan
la1etpfien bppGfii.
s. 6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03
Maranette, Wieh.

Sausfa innnApietto oil Sictor Tel-
liien aiunnolla, 25 p. Italia. Warqu-
etin iuomolaiiet olimat panneet tllu-
mania pbteen ia mGbGn jdlfeen fob
oefian fun talon mGfi oil maata me-
nosia, Min Imam foputtamatta pit
GffiG airfeni opi ia fbmiiid alfoi tun-
fea iiidlIe olpen tapoeltd. Salosia ei
olllit m~iesap1feG fotona, min naiiet
iotfa opat %beifompia, oIilpat Min pei
iGstpneet ettG eimGt oianneet muuta
fun nurfasta fatioa. NGptti iilta ct
I'd eli mieraut ole emf fertaa fplGsiG,
fosfa beti iiiGlle tultua ottitpat TOTO
talon b~altlunia. 81 militia nGDttG-
MT mitadn puuttlnpan, fosfa pfiin
fliumaapeiifin oil muasla, ioten mliii-
tamasia mimiutisia oil fabmi malmis
ia popoat foristettu faifellailiua be-
oelmillG. Seti fun oil nartittu nut
miilliiia ~mirpoffeita, lauloi larlii-
fuoro laulun: "Sau6asiaan lepGii",
jofa toi erittain elaapGn muiston.
ettG Seeius on nousiut baloasta.
Sen jdlfeen pulpit Ipastori Seimonen
erittGin mirfistGmdsti talon apGelle ia
mieraillc, ettG emme ole tulleet talon
mGfeG pelotamaan, ipaan tuomaan
Sumalan iiunausta beioGn uuiiue
9ommilleen, maanpilielDfielle, jobon
beill1 on oifomus pijan rpbtpa ia To-
puff luiloi loulllfoori miclGlaulln:
"Gistin luo Of Seeiufien''. SGmd oil
crittGin bppG bppGstiiGttDlallu, JOS
ia fG1oitetoan turpoiltumaan Seeiuf
len ristiin t1Gll1 mailman NATAL
la. jpsia min uiein iaamme muuttaa
Sa niein j6.tGG fuifti parboat tutto.
mammefin.
&pbGfoululnpiilla oil iltanlat % y.
iotfu oil eniinlGiiet laatuaan Warqu-
elisha. Suloja oil $3.50, josta luc-
putimmc puoIen SaappnnilGbetpfiel-
lc. HpDGfoulun toimista on aifomus
eoellecnfin parma toimeecn illanmiet-
toia.
@opaan illompicton micbille pa
nee toimeen Marquetin fanialliSieu-
rufunnon nailet firfon alaferrasio
tiistaisillalln toufof. Is p. fello s i'll
SiellG iao miebet fllffio rintaania il
mor ru6atta ia fa5lpia, jofa ei mi
tGdn mafiu.
81. %sdandncn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03
9lcpelanS, Sbiu.

Toufofuun to:nen %iunnuntoi, eli
IS p1iip6 mictet1Gn t11llG Saappani-
Idbetpfien bppGfii jublat. Nbielma
alfaa tello 6 illalla. Eoiipotaan lifel
t1 ia faufaa wieraita. Soirportin
faniollisieuraflmnan lauluf0ori on
liipoutumut tlilemaan mpoS iilloin
t1nme, ief1 palion muita mlfana, tot.
euomme iielta palion piibuiia. Yas-
tori 8. 8ilen iaapuu Isbtabrla Sar
borista. Soimomme bGnen mltfarait'
ia pieraita S~orborista. 2abetpfien
pstGnpGt tGGlI6 barioittelcpat laitlria.
Sis iaamnte fiuilla laiilua taboelta
fooriItG. SGrtein numlero obielmas-
ia on ubrata pienet ropomme pufa.
main 9ppafii tartoitutielIa etta Saap
panin faniolle faifnis bpapG idfloma
Sumalan &aritiasta iofa on poiS OF
tanit mailman ipnnit. Sis Saap-
panin fanianfin ebesta on Sanen pD-
bd merenia ipipotamit. On ibanaa Of
la mufana t1sfG fallisia tposiG Ser
ran %uiinimdesiG. Slman &ristusta
ibminen blffiuu ia ilman SGnen or
moanla Ell ole raliban Min toipomme
ettd mtistatte tidIa iublimaan fans
lourme. Subla wietetddn norialais-
ten rutousbnoneella 1888 @. 81 ct.
ga fania, iolle Slimala Niin iuu-
rem aarteen toi, Sa aiipan arnrotl mir
rasta Gun fpllin iiiooa ioi, ga mott
70 nGboG t%pelieii gtt' bltffrlt ipnneis-
iddn, SO etfo riennG auttamaan &ilo-
losta elGmGdn
SGbetpfien pst1ma
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03
Sericp Gits, q. Z.

Salsfan DllGtpfien tefi joitffo ieu-
rafuntalaf0 amme pkrjantaino 20 b.
bnbtif. ietd @. Senoricfionin IuofIe.
Saimme fuulla ctt1 iilloin on b1nen
ipntDmGpGiipa. Herjantaina tafpal-
lilesti on fnoron barjoitus firfosla,
main fuiiltiiamme ett1 ic pGiap1 on
bGnen mcrffipGipGnid lGbctettiin Jana
l~aulaiille iaopua ieoGn lito ia fen jo-
fainen tefifin. SetG tapalliiesti on
aina cniimGinen firfosia otpea a,paa-
masia, Min pGGtettiin lGbettGG ieoGl-
le mieras ettei ban l1btiii firtfoon
War @attionin mentpa Senoricfionil-
le, of ietG m1bG ibmetellpt mifii ct
meme lalilltbarioitlifiiin SGn iai ie-
littGa allan iilloin faiffi bppin fun
toilet joutumat onneaan toimotta-
maan. IGpoGrGt fGoet plan olipot
laittaneet f0bmipopo1n funtoon Min
pGipGn ianfari iai naittia mierai.
neen fobapia leinpofiien fansia. Hos-
tori 20. glnttpnen pitt pnbeen So
muotto tdptt1neelle ia toimotti bGnel-
le Sumalan lilnausta MT fun ban on
porenmin 10 eIonia i%pfippuolella. So
bon lctG bptpin Iiifittctullo 1dnellG
mastaii ia fiitteli finn b1ntG oil min
mulistettu bGn Ionoi tGm1 oil emf fer
ia fun bGnen ipntpmGpGipGG Min
jltblauiiesti nietet1Gn. S1lld toipal.
Ia. betfen pllGtpfiid toiiillecn tcboeS-
ia me opintnc cnenim1n tuntemaon
toiliomme ia Siimalo ion l~iultata mel
I'd faiffn. Sllon fuliiesio lollettiin
ia pltbeltiin, nGptti iilt1 ettei fenel-
l1faGn balitta lGbteG pois ia pnbon ie
totta ettG iellaiiesia ieurosio purbai-
Den Diibtpp ioSia jofainen tuntee fun
llipanla iamann perbeeieen. SDtpir
uiein aiattelen fitG jllbfaa tuolla 81
baalla Sian Iiiona josia alma famine
olla Dbbesid, iilloin ei meilta enaa
mitGn puutu. Gimme tiebd fenet iplio-
70 milloinfin titIee lGbteG iuaun mris
tafaomme alma pitd1 faticemme film.
nitettpn1 Seeiufien iperiieen lunas-
tDstpobon. MinGfin puolestani tab-
Don toipottaa ietG Senoricfionille ~
odmellistd onrea ia iiunausta. @bfG
ban iosfits mGippfin meibin mioriin
iuoinme Ioifota oitpan tabtomattam-
me. Soillafin moi ola iellainen
iloiien bilpeG Iiionto ia fas fln ie tpd'
lin ei tob6o pbipd fGtf0sid tiiolGa If.
miien iiiGlIG main p~ulpobtaa rlos al
man buomaamotta ipoGmeIliieen naii
rum. HppoGn anteefii iebaltd
ipullattomimmon eoest1 iisfon ettd
ban ietitdGn on fofonaon Seeiufien o.
ma eifG tobtos loiifata fetddn. @bfd
bGnfin lpaioiien pieriesid oppii typ.
neesti iIoinenfin oIemaoft.
Seiirafiinnastamme on mennpt
Wsrs 9. Trespif bucnon ter.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03
Ns6tabnla, Sarbpr, =.

&olGpan iiit1 on 10 m~ierGbtGnDt
aifaa fun miimefii plen uutiiia ia fun
llmiIia firjoittmut, ebfGp1 moni 10
on aiotellut ettG MT iiellG Isbtabu-
la Sarborisla 10 nufutaun. @aan
81 aiia Min tobelIiiulbcSio fumm;n-
fam ole, fpllG tGGlld faifti mDlIpt
Yr)oriin entista ratoonin ia cbfGp1
main fGpGGn tllllcn mield miredr1E1in
tin, maan fun on tGsid ollut pDtd ia
toista bommaa, cttei ole tllllllt lnuiS-
tettua firloittaa u%utiiia leGteen. Sitg.
liaban niitG on ollut toaS jos mist1
laaoltsta observation-disclosures Yasto.
ri &oob p%ieraili t1fGlGisten lGbctps-
pstotpiel fesfuubeSin MT biljattain
ia faniallisieurafuntalaiiet otti pial
bcibGn jubliiniu, ioita ldbetpsnstGmGt
mictti. Saltsfafii ia pirflstordfii
ne m~uobostuifin, iill1 eipatifeliumin
bDanuto paiuunaa f%oijrtti nlpnta pli-
bliad. Srpo-apuDDNistp5 ntpoS pa-
nj to.mctn bauSfan iIlalupieton rim
iaalIa cbjelmalla Notwithstanding
nan firspsia bubtifrlr ID p1'mGn IL
taHa. Sbielman iuor;ttamiieen otti
oiaa faiffi paiffafuntalnme icurafuii-
not, joten ina iiitd ic arpara ett,l iisl
ia tpbjir JUN tarlp'nai:t uloS lSbtcd.
Gn miitl: pfiitellen oDIclman iuori-
utsta mcinita ippsta. ettG ie pttoiii
liian / 1lion tilaa.
Gee falnpon toimoirt ia fanpan
9onmatltt %piippu.urilr miDooinfin tu-
Ii fun tulifin @etanion lellrofunnan
firffoon ia tGmGn fulln % pGimG oil
niiben miDfimpsiublo. Sitblalle oil
ianplinilt patti or1a pastori, mp6sfin
pastorit @Gdttdla ia 2ipionen.
SitibGn ntinun mainita nlDos fan-
lallisI euraflinnan bonrmistu. Weil-
III oil p1Gii1iswiifolla tabbet iltamot,
joista toilet of nuorten naisten ia
toilet mroriioliiton iltomot. NGrnG
moleanmot onnistiiiipat bppin al
neelliiesti ia mpos banfiieSti. Sell.
tos faifilIe pst1mille ldsn1olostannc.
g8aan olfoon ieurafunnan Serralle
plin fiitos faifestal &oitfinnincn DD
ma anto tulee plbG1lt6 nalfeltoen l.
lGltG, niinpG iefin mitG iaonime tpi-
%micSIomme iearofunnoE bTpdfii
S%curnfunnan neltlomaieure TO.
foontuu emil ferran toufofuain | p1i-
ma @enteli 2unoin oiunnosia ia nlto-
riiuliiton nelilomaieltra s pGiipa ton
tofiiiita Niffo Norfolin tdloSio.
Yostori IS. @. 8iIen or ostonut
talon Sliros faoulta, toippmme on-
teo ltlioelle talolle. Mrs ia Mr Sum
tus oipat mpos 10 pd1sieet uuteer to-
loonia iofo on r~ofennettl DAT faOuI.
le. 8oIoiiia elGntGr iltabetfiG tot.
auonlme n~anbufiiGle iiinG unibesia fo-
oisia. 81 meillG ole tGGII1 ppip.
mGistG faitpunfia felIddr, tpaan tiiIe-
,puista me etiinme. Niin, iinne itit-
teen f%artpunfiin iai mattttaa ipanba
ieirafuntamme idien Soban &iinna-
ri. SON oil pfii pdfotpa ia elGtpd
fristittp, ionta taboen ban iGtti ip.
nan foipiain ia funnioitiifien iGIteen
i1Gneille. Sopa Ioppui p1iipGn moi
Ipo, @btoo lemon iulIe toi. @aiitetun
tGGltG aitpon Serra raitbaan ntennd
Ioi. Niin Iepda ralibosio tponba ietG,
Iitii tiinnes foiffi Serran omot fotia
tiiIelpnt. 3dm6 on niitG, iotfa iiiu.
resta tpoitpasta tiiIiiput ia ofpat maat
Goritian peresi6 tpolaisicet.
~terapebops fuifiue Muttaian
I%iifiioille ia toimittaioIle.
&irieenhpaibtaia 50. so.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03

meptenid taboen ia Der Sobn Matt-
ion punbempi iefd DIR ia Mrs @.
Sailtapiita farmi toibin be faiffi me.
nimdt GatspiIliin, g. q. Soimomme
settle teripepttd ia faifenlaista onnea
iieIl1 maalla ia tenpetiloa fesfuii-
ipfiplld,
airieeempaibtaio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03
~ALMANAKKA V. 1917
81. @dandncn.

Oulun ia Helsing,p Almanakkoja 10
Suomalainen Orjatytto kirj. mrs.
Vihan ia rakkauden sovinto ......25
Ameri. Ensim. suomalaiset kirj. pas
tori S. Ilmonen SOC, sidottuna ..75
Y~hdysvalt. Historic SOC. kuvitet. lbs
Kokki kirja 75c sidottuna ...... 100
Kuuselan Kuva Aaapinen ........1o
Titanicin havi0 2h
Tanssisalista Helvettiin ........ 25c
Ready Reckoner eli Laiska Jaakko 81
Thrilling stories of the Great war LOO
Eeeing America ............ LIS
Ilkka (Suomesta) 3 k. viikossa . 200
Paanparannus pulveria / boxi Csc
b b0xla l.O0
Siionin- Lahetyslehti, (Suomesta) l.
yuosik. 80
ryyrikki Suomen viikkolehti Ink. 1.50
Paivalehti / vk. 400
Uusi Kotimaa 1 vk. ............1.50
Valvoja l vk. 200
Auttaja 1 vk. 30
Kotilaakari Soc, kuvitettu ......1.50
Rekosen sanakirja ......1.25 ia 1.50
Unisampo selittaa yli 5000 unta ..25
Sibillan ennustus 10
Joka tilaa vahintain doliarin edesta
kirjoja tahi lehtea saa Herannyt pappi
kirjan ia Almanakan ilman.
"A. Maunula,
IL = 9th st. s. Cloquet, MINI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03
ON HUOMIOON OTETTAvAA HEI
NxN SIEMENTEN OSTAJTLLEl

Myydaan nyt viimeiset halvalla ia
sis joutukaa saamaan hyvia siemenia.
Siemenet lahetetaan SANTANA paivana
kuhn tilaus tulee. Hinnat on seuraa.
vat: Medium Red Clover $1,000 bus
sci, Medium Red Clover ia Timothy
sekaisin $3.50 bussel, Alsyke Waikiki
kukka Clover ia Timothy sekaisin
$7.75 bussel, Temothy puhdas $500
bussel, sakh 35c.
Tehkaa tilous %joutuin emme ilmoita
kauvan.
Osoite: -
NEW YORK MILLS, MINI.
The Washington times., 1917-05-14

and forbidding speculation in food.
stufIs. He denounced such specula-
ton vigorously.
Senators overman, Lewis, Reed
Gore, Kenyon, Kirby, Smith OF South
Carolina, Harding, La Toilette and
Nardaman Joined in the debate that
followed. Senator Overman, in
charge of the bill, said he favored
checking speculation in foodstuffs
but that the problem should be treat.
cd in another bill.
Senator Harding finally moved to
table, and this was carried, 81 to 20.
Senator La Toilette protested that
this cut on debate, and was in viola
ton OF the unanimous consent agree
n.pnC
After changing his vote to aye on
the motion to table, ne obtained re-
C moderation.
The result was prolonged discussion
over the Thomas amendment and the
general question of speculation in the
necessities Of life, with sharp de-
OF such practices.
The Washington times., 1917-05-14

more will be able to strengthen their
eyes SO as TO be spared the trouble
and expense of ever getting glasses.
Eye troubles OF many descriptions
may be wonderfully benefited by the
use OF this prescription. Go to any
active drug store and get q bottle OF
Bon-Opto tablets, Drop one Bon-Opto
tablet In a fourth OF q glass Of water
and let It dissolve. With this liquid
battle the eyes two TO four times
daily. You should notice your eyes
clear up perceptibly right from the
start and Inflammation and redness
Will quickly disappear, II your eyes
bother you even a little II Is your
duty to take steps to save them now
before II is too late. Many hopelessIy
blind might have saved their sight IL
they had cared for their eyes in time.
Note; Another prominent Physician to
whom the above article was submitted, saidI
''fes. the BOn-OptO prescription is truly a
wonderful eye remedy. Its constituent IN
gradients are well known to eminent eye
specialists and widely prescribed by them. l
have used It very successfully In my own
practice on patients whose syeB were strained
through overwork or misnt glasses. l can
highly recommend Il In case OF weak, wRtery,
aching, Emarting. itching, burning eyes red
Ids, blurred vision or for eyes inrAmed from
exposure to smoke, sun, dust or wind. II 10
ons OF the very few preparations / feel
should be kept on hand for regular use in
llmost every family" Bon-Opto, referred to
lbovs, IL not a patent medicine or a secret
'smedy. II 4 an ethical prerarationl the for |
nula being printed on the package. The man.
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Instances OF refund the money, 1t can be OBJ |
aimed from any good druggist and 10 sold In |
his city by O'Donnel's Stores, Lggett's- |
Riker-Hagenan, Peoples Drug Stores, and /
'thsr dr1EEists.-AdVt,
The Washington times., 1917-05-14
A Free Prescription You Can
Have Filled and Use at Home

Philadelphia, Pa Victims OF eye
strain and other eye weaknesses, and
those who wear glasses, will be glad
to know that according to DR.. Lewis
there IL real hope and help for them.
Many whose eyes were failing say
they have had their eyes restored by
this remarkable prescription and
many who once wore glasses say they
have thrown them away. One man
says, after using II: Il was almost
blind. Could not see TO read at all.
Now / can read everything without
my glasses and my eyes do not hurt
any more. At night they would pain
dreadfully. Now they feel fine all the
time. II was like a miracle to me"
A lady who used 1t says: THE at
nosphere seemed haEy with or with
out RlasseE, but after using this pre-
scription for 10 days everything seems
clear. can read even hne print with
out glasses" Another who used II says:
II was bothered with eye strain caused
by oyerwork, tired eyes which induced
fierce headaches. / have worn glasses
for several years both for distance and
work. and without them ] could not
read INV own name on an envelope or
the typewrfting on the machine before
me. / can do both now and have dis
carded nv long distance glasses alto
gather. can count the flutterinR
leaves on the trees across the street
now. which for several years have
looked like a dim green blur to me.
cannot express my Joy at what II has
II is believed that thousands who
wear glasses can now discard them in
q reasonable time and muItitudss
The Washington times., 1917-05-14
HUNS SPREADING LIES
ABOUT US. IN RUSSIA
Propaganda DeceiVes SlaVs Con-
corning Americas Attitude.
BY WILLIAM G. SHEPHERD.

PETROGRAD, May 14-Germany's
propaganda is now seeking to distort
Americas position in the eyes Of new
Russia
What to an American are astonish.
ingly patent falsehoods OF the posi-
ton which the United States has as
sumed are given daily publication in
Russian newspapers. Today all Petro-
grad newspapers featured a report
from Paris that the Washington Gov
eminent is censoring all press reports
from Stockholm relating to the June
Socialists peace meeting.
Heretofore newspapers have printed
similar reports" including a state
ment that the American Government
is forbidding all Socialists to leave
the United States to attend the Stock
holm conference.
The animus behind such reports is
plainly pro-German. Germany Is
bending every effort to make the
pro-German conference Of
a success-to achieve a for
movement for q separate
peace between Germany and Russia
The propaganda is all the more In
sidious because the reports" come In
the guise OF news in such shape that
the Russian newspapers are compelled
to display them prominently.
Even Maxim Gorky. who Is well ao-
quainted with America, apparently
has been deceived by such reports.
His newspaper today contained an
editorial bitterly criticising America
for Censorship" on news OF the
conference,