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Daughters of America.

The Twentieth Century Club met with
Mrs. Ella Chappell, Of Tennallytown, the
President; Mrs. e. Viola Thompson, pre-
siding. Mrs. Anna Hill read selection.
THE Origon of Our National Airs" Mrs.
Grace Woodward gave a reading on,
How the Flag Was Named old Glory. y
At the next meeting the club will be
entertained by Victor Caslege.
State Councillor, Mrs. Mamie Cox How
ell, and her staff paid Esther Council.
No. 90 visit Thursday. Out-of-town
guests were Junior Past National Coun-
cilor Mrs. Howe and her husband, of
New York City.
Mrs. Mary Walker in her presentation
speech TO the State Council rendered the
poem, My Flag and Your, Flag"
Associate State Councillor Mrs. Freddie
Beach was presented with Q fountain
pen by Mr.. Butts. Mr.. Nell presented
the Junior past councillor and associate
Junior past councillors with past officers
Jewel.
Mrs. Margaret Roaton rendered several
patriotic airs. Miss Ethel Pierson re-
cited "our Flag" and Miss Ularay Jones
gave a sketch, Entertaining Sisters
Beaux."
Fidelity Council No. 4, Daughters of
america, met Tuesday evening. The
council was called to order by the
councillor. Mrs. Nellie Stone. Guests
were National Vice Councillor Mrs.
Noami Swan, National Deputy Mrs. Anna
Hill. state Councillor Mrs. Mamie Cox
Howell, Associate State Councillor Mrs.
Freddie Beach, STAT Secretary Charles
II. Miller. State Treasurer Mrs. Eliza
beth Mann. State Conductor Mrs. Rock,
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Washington College of Law.

Miss Kathryn Sellars, class of 1913. a
librarian for the Carnegie Endowment
for International Peace, is president of
the College Red Cross Circle organized
on May at the patriotic rally. Miss
Helen Jamison ts treasurer. The dean,
Miss Emma NJ. Gillett. has offered the
college halls for Red Cross work during
the summer vacation.
At the patriotic rally the honorary
dean, Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey, asked
that in honor of the nineteenth anniver-
sary OF the battle of Manila Bay the dean
give scholarship In the, college for a
woman native of the Philippines.
The men Of The Alumni Association are
Jubilant over the victory of their ticket
at the last annual election. It Is the first
time man has been elected president
Mr.. Chauncy d. Snow, class of 1914, is the
man to receive this honor.
The Alumni Association announces that
the annual reception in honor of the
graduating class will be held % the
Home Club, jackson place. on Saturday
evening. May q.
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G. U.LAW SCHOOL NOTES

The forum met Thursday evening in the
auditorium of the law school building.
Tho question discussed was Resolved,
That Woman Has More Influence Over
Man Than Money Has Over Man"
The Republican Club of Georgetown
University, met last Tuesday evening and
elected the following officers: Charles E.
A. Smith. president; John ]. ODay. Jr,
vice president; Robert NJ McGauley. SEQ
retary; William c. Preus, treasurer;
Norman B. Landreau. sergeant-at-arms,
and John N. Dervin, advisory super
visor.
The election Of a manager for next
years "Domesday Booke," the year book
Of the University, furnished a spirited
contest last week, which ended in the
selection of ]. E. Rabinowitz. James E.
Daley was. his opponent.
Tho 1917 edition of the ''Domesday
Booke- Is expected to arrive at the col
lege sometime this week.
The Carroll Law Club held its annual
ELECTION last Tuesday evening. 1t re-
suited in the selection OF these officers for
the year 191T-191s: John J. O'Day, jr..
chancellor; Elliot Wright, vice chancel-
lor; Charles E. A. Smith, comptroller;
Wyatt Aiken, jr.. censor, and E. P.
Sweeney, recorder.
dnCl5 y. A1nkSuncy, lOEuCE BId0udeS
Of Georgetown, has written friends from
Chicago, that he will be in Washington
this week, and will be a visitor at the
school.
Paul showalter, Allen e. Peck, Clar-
ence ~. Ruffner. Carmel K Cummings,
Lowell Bennett, Fred Neuland, Paul AL
vey and Roswell Erhmantraut, have been
accepted by the officers reserve corps of
the army and have left the school
Capt James J. Mead, U. S. NJ c., a
member Of the third year class, has left
the school. At the request of the Gov
ernor OF the newly acquired Virgin Is
lands, he has been ordered by the Navy
Department to proceed to a station there.
The officers and non-commissioned off,
GERS Of the reserve officers training
corps. of the law school, have been an
nounced by Mai. e. V. Bockniller, U. S.
A, retired, commandant of the corps, as
follows: Nelson Stuart, Clifford P. Sur
reIl, Paul H. Ray, Waldo Burnside, John
B. Dickman, James E. Whitaker, Henry
p. Catcher, jr., Lucien H. Vandoren,
Frank O'Leary, South Trimble, jr. Harry
8. Weidman, Louis Rosenfeld, Francis
B. Condor, Joseph F. Drury, John S.
Kane, Arthur @. Sanford. P. Jerome
Pasch, Arthur ]. Mays, Thomas A. Nicho-
las, Murray W. McCarty, Charles L.
King, Joseph G. Schumb. Patrick p.
Griffin, Ellis Manning. and James L.
Watts.
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Masonic Affairs.

The second stated communication of
the Grand Lodge for the year 1871 viii
be held at Masonic Temple on Wednes-
day, May 9. at o'clock p. m Owing
70 the unusual amount and great impor-
lance of the business to be transacted the
communication will be carried over to
May 10at the same hour. At the session
Of May 10 action on amendments to the
constitution relating to changes in ths
present schedule OF Grand Lodge comfnu-
nications and In the date Of the ending
OF the Masonic year In the constituent
lodges will be made the special order OF
business, and an address will be delivered
by Illustrious Brother George Fleming
Moore. sovereign grand commander OF
the supreme council. A. N s. r., OF the
southern Jurisdiction Of the United
States
At the special communication Of WASH
ington Centennial Lodge held last Tues
day evening q novel feature was the
confsrring Of the NJ. W. degree by mem
bers of the lodge who were not oficers
nor past officers. The members taking
part In the degree work were Joseph
T. Parks, John B. Harvey. George A.
Anthony, James s. Topham, Joseph w.
Stephenson. Patrick II. Mccarthy, Mel
son Stuart. William H. McCarty, Leon
Shore, George A. Talbot, and John K
Munroe.
worshipfui Master Marx z. Kahn pre-
sented to Joseph T. Parks gold watch.
chain and Masonic charm, the gift OF
friends Of Mr.. Parks in the lodge.
The Erotto.
At meeting Of KaIlipolis Grotte Mon
day evening Max 7. Pines. James R.
Russell. Joseph r. Harris. F. G. Whit
marsh. and Louis Dick were admitted to
membership.
Monarch L 8. Goldsmith announced q
joint ceremonial with Yeds Grotto Of
Baltimore. TO be held In that city May @
= The meeting was addressed by Monarch
Asa l. Vessels, Of Yedz Grotto; Past
Monarch P. r. Pullman, and others.
The program for the Supreme Council
conventions follows: Sunday. June 10. ar
rival OF grand officers and delegates;
Monday, June II, trip to Mount Vernon.
Q p. m. returning, stop at Alexandria;
Monday evening, reception, at all hotels;
Tuesday, June II. meeting OF Supreme
Council, Commandery Asylum, Masonic
Temple: 1880 p. m, luncheon. banquet
| hall. Masonic Temple; 1:3o p. m. recon-
vene In Supreme Council session: 8 .. m.
reception to Supreme Council ofncers,
visiting prophets and ladies by officers,
prophets and ladies Of Kallipolis Grotto;
Wednesday. 10 a m, meeting OF Supreme
Council; Wednesday afternoon. sightsee-
ing trip.
All members Of Rallipolis Grotto are
members OF the reception committee. and
delegations will meet all incoming trains
June 10 and IL. Prophets owning motor
cars are requested to donate their use in
assisting the committee
The Grotto baseball club will hold a
meeting at O'Clock this afternoon at ~
Twelfth street northwest.
I nrla hal q
rousing ceremonial on April q Among
the candidates initiated were Charles F.
Buck. thirty-third degree active, sover-
eign grand inspector for Louisiana and
the Canal Zone and grand prior of the
Supreme Council for the Southern Juris-
diction, and John w. A Armstrong.
grand master of Masons OF Louisiana.
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Modern Woodmen Of America

Central Camp. 1905. Modern woodmen
Of America. at its last meeting received
one application for membership. The
entertainment committee reported a sue
cessful social recently held with Maple
Camp. The resignation of G. A. Casey
as chairman of the committee was re-
rington was chosen to succeed him.
Plans are now under way for an open
meeting to be held the latter part Of
May. Clerk A H. Jaeger is Centraa
Camps delegate to the State Camp, with
Harrison F. Shaw as alternate. Ad-
dresses were made by ]. S. Higgins, H.
F. Shaw, A. H Jaeger, c. J. Beck, and
DR.. Thos- LinviIle.
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The Odd Fellows.

hondAy-Uu1on NS IL; se2coos NO - ma
TussdGy-Mount Pleasant No. =. dssrss and in-
StaIlationi Washington. No. g. Golden Rule No. 4.
and Anity. No. 2. business
wednssday-Eastsn, No. Z. degree; HsrnOuy, No.
0. business: Federal City. No. %, dssree-
Thnrsday-CorenAnt, No. =, and salea No =
degree; Columbia, No. 10; Ezoslaor. No. L. and
Phoenix. No q. business.
Fr4day-csutral. No. degrse.
ENCAMPMENTS-
Tuesdzy-Frsd D. Stuart, No Z, desrsa
wsdnesdAy- Columbian, No. l. degree
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
saturaay-CGnton Washington. No /. trin-
All lodges that have heretofore held
meetings in the L o. o. F. Hall Will
meet In their new quarters at Nineteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west, where the lodge rooms have been
completely remodeled by the board OF
trustees of the Hall Association Degree
work by many Of the lodges win con-
tinue to be one of the leading features
OF each meeting.
During the past week all lodges have
been engaged in moving their ofnctal
supplies to their new quarters, and in
view Of work required In packing their
regalia lodge work was dispensed with
in all the lodges.
Covenant Lodge, No. Is entertained the
degree team and members Of Federal
City Lodge, NO. -, on 1nuTSOdy evening
when the third degree was conferred
upon several candidates. Grand Repre-
sentative John H. Wood was present
and addressed the members. Noble Grand
J. Ralph Wright welcomed the visitors.
The Rebekah Degree
Mondsy-Nsomia, No. l. and Ruth, No. Z huA-
ness
wednssday-Mount Pleasant, No. .. buHnsss.
Ffiday-MarthA Washington. No. j. and Do-eaa'
No. 1. business.
Martha washington Lodge. No. S.-For
many years this lodge has held meet
ings in /. o. o. F. Hall. but during the
rebuilding of the hall, the meetings OF
the lodge will be held in Pythian Temple,
at Ninth street and Mount Vernon place
northwest. The activity Of the lodge In
degree work will not be decreased. A
splendid room has been secured; all ar
rangements to confer the degree have
been made and visiting members who
may be in this Jurisdiction are~extended
an invitation to attend the meetings
Friendship Lodge, No. s, gave May
ball Thursday evening at the Masonic
Temple, Anacostia. A large number or
visitors from sister lodges were present.
Noble Grand Miss Esther England has
appointed a special committee to arrange
for an opening meeting to give the MEM
bers an opportunity to entertain their
friends who are not members Of the
order
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particular remedy, but feel that in
Nuxated Iron an exception should be
made to the rule. 1 have taken Nux-
ated Iron myself and experienced Its
health giving strength-building eftect,
and in the interests OF the public well
fare feel II my duty to make known
these results OF its use. I am well
past my threescore years and want
to say that believe my own great
day to my personal use of Nuxated
Iron. and II my Endorsement shall in
duce anaemic, nervous, rundown men
and women to take Nuxated Iron, and
receive the wonderful tonic benefits
which have received, I shall feel
greatly gratifed that made an excep-
ton to my lifelong rule in recommend
ing Il. From my own experience with
Nuxated Iron / feel that. 1t is such
valuable remedy that 1t ought to be
used In every hospital and prescribed
by every physician IN this country"
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06

New York, N. UT is conserva-
lively estimated that over three mil
lion people annually in this country
alone are taking Nuxated Iron. Such
astonishing results have been reported
from its use, both by doctors and lay
men, that a number of physicians in
various parts of the country have been
asked to explain why they prescribe II
so extensively, and why it apparently
produces so much better results than
were obtained from the old forms of
inorganic iron Extracts from some of
the letters are given below. A special
messenger was sent to interview the
Former Health Commissioner of Chi
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knights Of pythias.
LODGES.

DODGES
Mondsy-Anaranh, No. ., and ceutuy No. n
businea s' ~. -
Tu.sday-wsbstsr. No. =; E1cslsOr. No. "A; CAM
tai NO. .. and Myrtle No. 3 business
Wednesdsy-Mount Vernon No. s. business: Her
mions. NO. Z grand Tisitation; Union, No. 2,
Frid.y-syna~ians. No. 10. and Rsthbouesupe-
nor, No. q. business
GENERAL BELIEF BUREAU.
satudsy-Monthly meeting
MILITARY DEPARTMENT
Wednssday-Waahingtnn coupGny No. 1 busiDes,
Grand Chancellor MeIick ana his as
sociate grand lodge oficers paid their
annual Visitation to Excelsior Lodge,
No. IL, last Tuesday evening.
On wednesday evening. Grand Chan
cellor Melick and his associate grand
lodge ofncers will pay their annual
Visit TO Hermione Lodge, No. IL, which
meets in Georgetown.
Syracusians Lodge, No. 10, conferred
the rank of knight on a class for Co
lumbia Lodge, No. 26, at their conven-
ton on last Friday evening.
The General Relief Bureau will hold
q meeting at Pythian Temple next
Saturday evening.
Word was received here during the
last week Of the death of Charles Ed
ward Shiveley. OF Indiana, the seven
teenth supreme chancellor of the order
Of knights OF Pythias.
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GOSSIP OF FRATERNAL CIRCLES

STATE INSIDE sentinel Mrs. r. Cole, State
Judiciary Mrs. ]. Pennington. Past st.te
Councillors Mrs. Laura Budelt Mrs. LlIue
Milsted. Mrs. z. Viola Thompson, coun-
cilor OF Martha Daudridge No. / Ms.
Nellie Pennington. Past Councillor Nav
flower No: II Mrs. Hartman, past coun-
cilors OF Old Glory No. II Mrs. Ida Ker-
per and Mrs. Hooper.
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cago, VIM. r.
Kerr, as IL
W as known
that he had
pc r 8 o n ally
u 8 e d N u K
at Q d ITO n.
c o mmission-
er Kerr said:
"As Health
CO mmission-
er of the City
of Chicago /
W a s impor-
tuned m q n y
times to rec
ommend diff
ferent medi-l
cines, mineral
waters, e I c.
n Q v Q r y e {
have I gone
on record as
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E MILLION PEOPLE ANNUALLY

coming tired; next take two five-srai IN
tablets OF Nuxatsd Iron three times
per day after meals for two weeks
Then test your strength again and ses
how much you have gained. Many
an athlete and Hrize-hghter has won
the day simply because he knew the
secret OF great strength and endUr-
ance and filled his blood with iron
before he went into the ARRAY, while
many another has gone down in in
glorious defeat simply for lack OF
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Improved Order of Red Men.

Monday-Redwing Tribe. No. %. business
Tuesday-IdAho TTibe No. Is, business
Wednesday-white Eagle Tribe. No. Il, hOuss-
conmittses.
ThurSday-Loszn Tribe No. 9. business and de-
Erees; Sioux Tnbe. No u. report Of orphans CON
mittee.
Frid&y-Seneca Tribe, No. II, second and third
degrees Miueola Trbe No. N business; Idaho
Council, No. l. business and social
ssturdsy-0Ssge Tribe, No. 6, business.
Logan Tribe received a surprise visit
from Seminole Tribe, Of Alexandria. Va,
Thursday night. The visitors were en-
tertained by F. w. Madison, J. A. Madi-
son, jr., F. W. Shepherd, r. Strobel. NJ.
r. Kubatz. Great Sachem Heidenheimer.
Great Senior SagamOre +. r. Boyer,
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DR.. Ferdi-
nsnd KIN &,
n e " Y or X
P Physici an
and Medical
A u { h o r.,
says: In the
m os st COM
mon foods Of
America, the
6 { a r c h e S. f.
sugars table
Syrups, can
q ! e 5 pol
ished rice.
white bread.
soda crack
ers, biscuitA
m g c ar o n /,
Up a g h e It'll,
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Three Held as Members
OF dope" Dealers Pool

New York. May 6-Three men. Joseph
Sherman and William J. Smith. Of Bos-
ton, and Benjamin Kevit. OF New York.
were today held in $1,000 bail each for
trsnicling in drugs These men are al
legged by the Federal authorities 20 be
members Of q pool of dealers in cocaine.
opium and morphine in Boston. New
York and other elites.
The arrest OF nine more men is eI-
pected within the next twenty-four hours.
Detectives, who have been working on
the case for nearly year, say the
drug pool" has been making more than
Sc. 900. 900 a year.
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not 70 mention IT. ] have taken Il
myself and given IL to my patients
with most surprising and satisfactory
results. And those who wish quickly
to increase their strength. power and
endurance will find IL most remark
able and wonderfully effective rem
edy."
NoTE.-Nu1sted Iruu vhich h pres-ib.d sra
recummendsd above BY physcisns in sarh a r-rat
vsriety Of Eases, n not patent medirns uor Eerrst
remedy, but one which is vsn known 10 lr1IEris's
and whoS irou constituents are widely rrrsrib q
b. eminent phys,ctHns both In Eurups and America.
Unlike the. older inorganic irun prodncts 81 s
saSb ssiuihtsd. does no; ininrs the teeth msks
them blAct nor ursst the stomarh: o. the c1n-
trsrT. Il "a moSt potent renedy IN nearly Al forms
of indigestion well a. for ueryous r1ndozu c1n-
dftions ne msnufscturen have sirh great c1ufs-
dence IN Nuxated Iron that the ofer % forfeit
5000 70 any charitable institution q t1ey czupot
tsks any man o. woman under si1ty who lzcls iroa
and incresse their s,rength l0o PER cent or OEsT
-four veekH time, provided they have no sericus
onghnie uouble. They also ofer 10 refund your
noog q Il dos not double sour strcneth and
durancs in ten dHyS time. u Il diEpals-d 10 ths
city BE- james o'Dcunelfs Drur Stores PeoplsS
DraE stor~g ana Al good druSzstA-A4L
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give II a trial. This remedy has
proven through nv own tests of It to
excel any preparation / have ever used
for creating red blood. building up the
nerves. strengthening the muscles and
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06

SapLOSS sdeo' larlna oegermlnated
cornmeal no longer is iron to he
Iouno. REFINING processes have re-
moved the iron of Mother Earth from
these tmpoVerisheoT foods. and silly
Inethoos OF home cookery, by throw
ing gown the WastS-pipe the water in
which our vegetables are cooked "a
responsible for another grave iron
loss Therefore, IL you wish to pre-
serve your youthful vim and vIgor 10
ripe old age, you must supply the
iron oenciensy in your food BY using
some form OF organic iron, Just as you
would use salt when your food has not
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~ASAA ~ NAAN ~
DR.. n Sauer,
q B o s { o n
p b Y 81 c ia n
who has stud
led b o tn in
( h s country
and European
medical instf-
tutions, says:
"As I have
said a hun :
dred tim e s
over, organic
iron is the
greatest Of all
s { r e n & I h
builders. Not
long ago a
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Woodmen of the World.

AfphA Camp meets Eagles Han, Sixth and z
streets northwest, Monday. Nay first and third
Mcndayxl.
Mount Vernon Camp meets woodmen Of ths
World Hall, F0urGnd-A-hah and G streets south
west. Mondty, Nay (hrst and third Mondays
Old Glory Camp meets Washington Hall Third
street and PennsylTAniA avenue southeast Tuesday,
Nay tssoood and fourth TuesdsyO.
Elm Camp met Thursday last with an
unusually large attendance The Boost
ers Club gave the camp details of the
work being done by that body. The camp
had present delegation from Fraser
Camp, including Council Commander
Whitworth and Publicity Manager San
ders.
The Boosters Club met Monday last at
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nearly half a
century old, and asked me 20 give him
a preliminary examination for life in
surance. was astonished to find
him with the blood pressure Of a boy
OF twenty and as full OF vigor. vim and
vitality as young man-in fact a
young man he really was notwtth-
Standing his age. The secret he said
was taking iron -Suxsted Iron had
filled him with renewed life. At 80
he was in bad health; at le he was
careworn and nearly all in-now at
so, after taking Nuxateo Iron, a mir
acle of vitality and his face beaming
with the buoyancy of youth.
Iron is absolutely necessary 70 en-
able your blood to change food into
living tissue. without II, no matter
how much or what you eat. your food
merely passes through you without
doing you any good. and as a conse-
uuence you become weak, pale. and
sickly-looking. just like a plant try
ing 10 grow In a soil deficient in iron.
II you are not strong or well, you owe
IL TO yourself to make the following
test: See how long you can work
OF how far ysu can walk without be-
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enough salt"
DR., Schuy-
len C. ia
Ques, visit
ing Surgeon.
St E IL "a =
beth's Hos
pital n e W
Y ork, said:
h We
n e er be-
fore Ei e n
o ut ny
medical in
formation as
/ ordinarily
d o n OF be-
neve in ft.
But in tho
case OF NuN-
ated Iron I
feel I would
be re m SIS
in nv duty
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= - -
DR.. Howard
James,~l at e
of the Man
haitian State
Hospital, o (
New Y ork,
and formerly
A $ s I s I q n I
P h y ST c ian.
B 70 o k ! y n
State Hospi-
( a /, S a 1 d
"NuXated Iron
is a most sur
prising reme-
dy. A patient
of mine re-
marked to me
after having
been on a six
weeks course
OF it: SAY,
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IC' Previous to using NuXated Iron I
had been prescribing the various min
eral salts of iron for years, only to
meet complaints of discolored teeth,
disturbed digestion, tied-up. hardened
secretions, etc, when I came across
Nuxated Iron. an elegant, ingenious
containing organic iron,
which has no destructive action on the
teeth-no corrosive effect on the Stom-
ach: and which is readily assimilated
into the blood and quickly makes its
presence felt in increased vigor, snap,
and staying power. 1t enriches the
blood, brings roses to the cheeks of
women, and Is an unfailing source OF
vitality, endurance and pow
er to men who burn up too rapidly
their nervous energy in the strenuous
strain OF the great business competi-
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cious prepa- DIR. A. j. Newman. Fer
tion. 1t has mer Police Surgeon, Oty
been my par of Chicago, and Former
ticular duty EsouSe Surgeon, lie ncrssn
d u ing the Park Hospital, Chicago.
past six years
10 assist in keeping Chicago's Eve
thousand bluecoats in good health
and perfect fighting trim so that they
would be physically equipped to with
stand all manner of storms and the
ravages of natures elements Recent
" I was prompted through an en-
dorsement Of Nuxated Iron by Or.
Schuyler c. Jaques. Visiting Surgeon,
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USED IN EVERY PHYSICIAN
Dr. Howard New Newman
Former Police City Chicago Dr. Schuyler
bhs Hospital New York. and Other Physicians
Practice.
BEING USED OVER THREE MILLION PEOPLE ANNUALLY
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IL
ing on ( h e
above, DR.. A.
], N . W man.
former Police
S u rig Q on Of
c h ! c a 6 o
a n d former
H o u s e Sur
geon. Jener-
son Park Hos
pital,' Chtca-
90, said: Il
heartily . n.
dorse every
thing Former
Health Com
mis- ST o n e r
K rr s q y s
alb ou this
r e m a 7 k
alb ly enica-
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SWEDEN BANS FOOD EXPORTS.
New York. May GA private dispatch
from Stockholm today says that Sweden
has forbidden the export OF food.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06

For Creating Red Blood Building Up the Nerves. Strengthening
Muscles and Correcting Digestive DsordersOen
Strength of Delicate Nervous, Rundown Folks Per
Cent in Two Weeks Time
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
ME POZW6LCH MA TRIVIA.
ME KASZLU.

Kaszcl kt6ry breezy i oslabia
jest niebezpieczny, to macy wa
SIC zdrowic i powodzenie jest "a
grozonc. Pomozcie mu zaraz ORA
King'a New Discovery. Ten lagod
ny leczniczy balsam leczy gardlo,
obluznia flcgme, jego antysepty--
cznc dzialanic zabija zarodki i "a
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