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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-14
Erosramm fir Sic San Saeiatu
sSieitd.

Dn5 poajtanoiae Erogramin fhr
Die San Saeinto 6ieita muroe am
Dpnitos aben6 ben Gireftoren Der
s5seItn Deielidaft n~nterbreitei uno
non oen}eIben aneeliommen.
DanadJ tpirb Der a0nia Antonio
HI bonn 8. & IS. q gabnbofe aug
am 16. April, abcnos s ltbr, nit
5einem @efoIgc III Die Staot ein8ie-
nm. Der 3ug oes aonigs uto iei-
ues 4ofitontes miro ourd) Die 3aupf-
5traben parooierei1, tuorauf Der So
nigs Bah nm 10 llbr ieinen NM
sfong 1tifr1rlt.
DiemItag. ben IL. Mpril.. aaeao-
ride Earnbe;; nbenos s llbr 5ielta
fSete I'm GroBen Opernbaule.
Mittuod), Den is. 4pril: @roBe
Mutomobil Haraoe nit munoerba-
rer SGrmiaatior, abcnos s u9r;
oorniif @ieoerboliins Der Iicita Iete
I'M @roBen Spernbaliie.
DomWritag: Den IS. Mpfil: @roBe
Snonitrie : 9araoe, peronitaItet bon
Den San antouioer 5~abrifanteu uno
@ciperfjhaitcn, nndmittugs 1870;
Rronlrg Der aonigin iopie @orlteI.
luna ibres Sdmetterlinss @of.
itoatcs nm 8 llbr so Mimuten I'M
MnieIfic gheater.
Jreitag. ben 90. slpril. giunen'
{dIodt nadntittogs 4 llbr 30 Y'imt'
ten.
Gnmitag, Den 81. april:: g. .
q. g. 9urlesque : Haraoe. perbnn
0en NIT bumoriitilfer arouuina aI
DER alamo Yla5n abelaos s llbr.
Die 8eleud,tllng Der Stoot miri
in oielem Sabre gerabe5u feenbaf
aper6en; Die 9~auptitraBen iolpie DC
zen neutrality-suspicious. iperoen II
Eu1ufem 2ittergla1l5 %erltrablen I'M
ssnourd bic 5ar5enpradt Der iaumi
1uierten .TlpatS" unb slittomobil
nod beoeuteno geboben tperoer. Oi
Mmftballes Die 3atbeoralc, ba!
Mourtbous, Die Stdntballe, Boitof
Flre, Die @abnbofe, ioiuie ~iammtlidl
kSeidafts- uno Yripntbauicr iperocl
arobartig geihmiidt unb oetorIert
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-14
u IIerlei /.


Die nit ben eroBelt 9epat5er-
ten EraffionS Waidineit, ben
iogen. agaterpffars", bon BEN Mi-
Iit1r geboroen aneelteIlter geriude
baden lebr befrieoigenbe 3einftata
ergeben uno Die Offi5iere fino Scr
@niidt, baB es MIR nod cine 5rage
Ser 3eit lit, bis idmmtlide 3ngtiere
abgeibafft nnb 4rtiaerie, iotDie Mu-
nitions= llnb Yropiant Solomon
onrd Motortuasen fortbelueat tper-
Den.
Mus Der @affen : Nie6erlage
Der i'm Camp @tlion itationierten
Mlabama &nbaaerie muroen am
Dienitaa 81 armee &epoloer seitob-
len.
3aS Don Sen Mitslie6ern ser
San Mtltonio Builders grd)ange am
Itenitne abeno gegebene 8anfett,
perblttoen init mufifalilden uno
bumoriittfdJen 0ortrdgen, perlief ufl=
ter nIlgemeiner Seiterfeit unb sur
gr0Bten 3ufrieoenbeit Der 9eiIneb=
mer. Inter benett. melde anfpra.
den an Die 6eitgeieIIfhaft ridteten,
iino 5u ertpdbnen Die @erren Geo
% 5. 9ieImann, g. sc. aearnep,
s.. 81. Menter, hilbert Stebes, Gu
gene 5olmgreelt unb 8iliam 9ieI=
mann. Mit groBem geifaa wuroen
Die bon s. 9olnpmaim uno 6. auil=
fei gum geiten aeaebenen gortrage
nufgenommen.
Cine gut gefleioete sSrau GER
Ihlug am 9ienitng nbeno init eirem
Id)neren Nutompbil- Seile Die iSront
zines Dor bent 9rnpis Club
b~altenoeu autonlobils unb feuerte
oann oas 3eritorunes @erf5eug
,urt Den glaierneu @inofd)ilo, oest
ielben in tauleno Stiife 5erlplit-
Sic mar im 3anOurHorebea
,crIhmunoen mo fonute trot iofoltl
lngeltellter poli5eiIifcr Nadfor-
'dungen nid)t aefltnben iperOen.
q. .. Strud, t02 9aaas
llpenlic, nieloete Der Eoli5ei,, bob
ben Raoiator aug ieInem
lliltomobil geitoblen baben.
- Gin Mnnn i'll Soloaten Nni-
lprang ON Dienitas IN elm all
Ser Mpenue 6 uilo 3. StraBe bal
Mntomobil, oas BON ieinem
MIR auf einen Mngen-
,lif perlalIet mar, un0 periufte oa=
nit ourh5ubrennen. NahOem or
glod melt gefommen, fitbr er
yEopeorn" @agen iiber ben
0anfei, 5~ertriimmerte ocnielben nnD
oa aud oas Mutomobl be-
ihd6iat mar, in aller Gle oapou.
3mei 9oli5iiten perfolsten ben aerI
1nf Der SteIe, bod gelallg es ibnen
nid)t. ben 6red)oa6s 81 erDilfen.
Gin Weger. meld]er III Oas Sans
pom 5reo g. goof, 222 Sing @H-
liam StraBe, eingebroden par, llp1ir-
Sc 0 Germ goof's GbauTienr uno
ser idnea berbcigeeiIten Yoli5ei en-
IpiiAt unb oingfeit genladjt- Ser
Chauffeur, Der piBte, odB n%iennano
BON Der 8amilie 81 @aule mar, lab
ME ,selnano in einem 3immer ein
Streihbol5 anitecfte uno telepbonier.
te oesbaIb id)nea entidIoiieil BON Ell
nem Nad)barbnuie an Die Toli6ei.
9us eoof'ife &aus wiiroe nin5iil.
aeIt mnb Der Niager lin flagranti@
ertappt. Gr bate ale aiiten uno
aaiten ourditobert, aleiiligfeiten
id)on al iid genommell, oof mar eS
ibn nod nidJt geluigen, Die i'm 6an-
le mol p~criteften @ertiadleu oitf3n
finoenL
sSt Der Hdbe bon Marion mltr
De am Gieuitaa nadymitta9 ein BON
Mtor Seize mo $. 6. 8ertram. gei-
DC bon Son Intonio, belettes Ius
toulnbil poil einen mad Souiton ges
benoen Srad)t5uge ii6rrfabren. Die
2ofomotipe ino Die Gabooie oes
Sraht5uges miiroen, nadoem lebte
rer auf ein Seitengeleis gebradt
mar, abgefoppelt uno Die @~erlebten
Iofort nah San @ntonio transpor.
tiert. Sir SeiIe NOR leioer feline
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IGe in San Mntonio einIaufenben
gabn Spiteme meroen ermaBigte
Jabrpreiie genabren nn0 10 fam
nit Gi1erbeit ertpartet tueroen, baB
oie oiesiabriae 5ieita mebr 9eiufer
ols lie beransieben miro.
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@abl : Mnsetgen.
Glr Wanpr.

Sic vSreie Yre1ie" tit autoriiiert,
Serrn 8aitpn 3. Sppb ais &anbioot fir
MsaDpr III Der acknowledgement Erin1dr<
ipabl am 80. Npril an5l1fiinoisell, nt1o er
bittet Tim sic llnterItibung aller ieiner
Sren1be nnb @timmgeber.
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Sir Stener &p,nmiilar.

Sic uSreie Brefe" lit autoriiiert,
6errn Sas s. @arlanb als &n1bi0nt fir
8ieoerfpabl fir bas Nmt beg Steuer=
GommiTar in Der fommeuben Hri,ndrs
lpabl am 90. Npril an5ufiinoigen, 1lnb er
erIldt ale feline Sreunbe urb Stimmgez
Der Inn beren llnterltiiburg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-14

0ie eiienbabn aommiiiion
bate Dor Ginger 3eit cine Ierfii,
gung g~etroffen, ourd> peId)e es Ben
eilenbabnen perboten tullroe, gr0Bs
rem gieiiegeielidaften ermdBiete
Breile 5lt gcben. Ole 8ahnen prote.
i~tierteu biergeeen II. Die aommiiioli
miro infolge oieier Hroteite ole 4u-
gelegenbeit i'm Ipril III 8ieoererud-
euilg 5ieben,
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suu urlaubnisfGetus.

albert Suehel ir.. @obnbaus,. Gil-
iportb Ctr; $1,000.
stuniee @uid. gins3immers 9aus, ga.
10 Soioo Ctr; $3.50.
N 8. @asnil. @obnbaus. Yoit Strabe
$780,
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8 ID = Ueti3+

sir srinden nniere 2eier, Seren Enhancement absdanfen IT, rebt
mrinasub. Ben lhulbiaem geHaa nmgebemO einsnienSeI ba es nns mt
mSelts lit, Ben gansem Staat bereien st laHen.
Niemanb ioate oas yIatt entsegennebmen, Der bus announcement
midt rersnieben manidt. ltnb nit Ser Ibbeieanns ioate bic GinienSmng
ae3 rlierenben 8etrages efolgen.
Sic 3eitnng 1T Elm GeIAaft mic ieoes anoere unb besbalb erlaa6en
nr uus, aelesentIi@ Mednnngen nnssndiden, anf beren prompte Be
sa5Inus nr bsaebeu naFen, brun Ogne gelo lakt fd fMn Gei@dft fab.
Sic Grpebitton.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-14

Sic rSreie gre6e" 1T mltorilisrt.
Serrn Sant U. Spinble aIs &anoioat
fir Gtemer ? &otnmifdr in Der bebnrifee
benben Brimartpabl arn %. Mpril nno
s. Mai an5ufiinbigen unb bittet I'M Die
llnterltisung aller 8abler.
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Sir &ommiiiGre fir strafen IN
Dffentlife Werbeiierunaeu.

M4
Sic vSreie 8rele fir Seras" 1T nlls
t~oriliert, 9bunnas s. &eliun als &anoi@
Sat fir oas @nt bes 3omlnindrs fin
gtrasen nub 0ffentlide SerbeieruI1gell
in ben beporitebenben 8rimdrtpablen ans
alfiinbiaen nnb er eriu6t I'M Die 1lnz
ferltiibung ieiner Sreunoe nnb Der
5tinmgeber.
Sic ,Sreie Hreije fin Serag" lit alts
tpri1iert, 3pniS S%emermaiur ais aanbis
bat fir bas amt oes aommiIdrs fir
etraBen unb 5ffentli6e Gerbelerungerl
in BEN beboritebenben Yrimdrtpablen
an5u5eigen nno er erin6t I'm Die 1luter-
ftiitrns ieiter Srelutoe nnb Der Stimms
geber.
Sir EDli5ei- nnb Gener apmmi7ar.
Sic .Sreie Hrefe" 1T niltoriiiert,
9errn George q. 2ptptber als Ranbi6nt
fir bns Mmt BEG Bpliaei- unb Temer=
GommiKdrs in Der beborftebenoem Eris
mGrtpnbI an5ufiinoigen n16 bittet Inn Die
1luterltisung aIer Bdbler.
Sic ySreie greKe fir Geras" lit n,,z
toriiiert, Mpbcrt s. ttbr als &anbiont
fir oas Mmt beg Roli5eis unb Selier@
ipebr : &ommiidrs an5ufInoiseu. Gr
erincbt feline Srennpe UNI tire lInter~
ftiiknna.
Sic rBreie YrelIe fir SeTas9 lit alIs
tpriiierf, Spbn S. 5entiman dig Ga1oi7
bat fir oas @ntt bes 9omtnifdrS fir
EoIi5eis nnS SeMeripebr in BET beuorites
bcnben @abI an5ufiinbigen urb er fltdt
Inn bfe l1nterftiiBnna Der Stimmgcber
nod.
actpis Naperif tinDist iih hermit
formeu als aanoihnt fir bag ant bes
Eolisei uflo Seuer : 3nntmindrs OH unS
miro bie Ilnferitilultg BON irgeuo einein
nnb alien gar9ern Gan anfonio's 5n
ifdBen %tpiileu.
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Sic ySreie Brei1e fin Segas" lit all>
toriiierf. s. 6. 2amm als &anoioat fin
bas Mmt bes aommildrs fir 8eftenee
rll1le in ben nd6iten Bri1ndrtpablen ans
suseigen nilb ct eriudt I'M Die llnters
itieung iei1ler Sreunoe llro Der @timm=
geber.
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n-Hroonfte.

Gan antonip, Gsr., IA. Mdr5 t917-
Yrisue CRUDE Cotton Geeb OH, SO
Gents Der Gouone.
Ssetu Worf, IA. gsdr5. 9ppt 1895
iinb $3.50; MGr5, $13.40 unb $1S.41;
slpri9 $13.35 unb S13.38; Weai, $f3.4t
lmb $13.42; SUM. $13.42 nno $13.45,
Snli, $13.44 nnS $13.45; NngtfE
$13.46 uno $13.47, September, 1896
uno $13.46; Sftober. $12.9S uno
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Ste ,1rete YreHe fiir Seras"

crldbeint als Sa9eblatt rnn 0Spd)enblatt.
EAs yageblatt lit pierIetig uo fofkt SOC per Monat ooer Sc per Sabr.
Eas Wo6enblatt lit ~fedsebn}eiig lmo fohet 50 per Snbr. gob Merno
SO @oIo. gad guropa, Gorto e%ingeldloien, So.
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Bericbf.
yaamwoae.
yaamwoae.

Sal Mntonio~ Ser, us Cts
@alpeltou; 9eitern, 1880 Cts
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SIM Banbanole ioa an perid)ie.
oenen Ste0en Sdnee gefaaet fein.
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GiiltiQ bis 3uru 80. SUM- 1917.
Yrdmien>Sfftrtf.
Gin &ori0lag a1t nnlfre Trelloc.
Ga es unm0elia 1T, ale 9ipnfte nnb Counties beg staats bard
Mdienbe bearbcien sn lafen, ramHen mir anf anOere gfuakl snr tmAaet
arSNerrm gerbreituns nnrres States iinnen nno mir fno 81 benz Sat
ldlns aefummen, annebnbare Eramien fir nene abonnenten, be ms
cingddndt ucrben, anssneken.
gr planen uidt sic Seraniatmns eines iosenannten aontehes,
me er bel engliden 3eitnnacn abld IL, ionbern mir polen onrd Mas'
iablnms einer Iiberalcu aommiHion Jreiuiaise anuerben, bic obae be-
ionbere MHGe unS Mnftrengnna Th enf NebenenHabme sn oerf@afen
wanidcu.
3n SuIem 3auede oierieren mir fir ieben nenen Sabresabcnaeatea
cine apmmi1iom bon $780, einem 9olIar. 0as &odeablat ser
05reie gude fir sesas" foHet $500 per Sabr. gssen Ginienonns bon
$1OO merbem mir aHu bs Slatt an trgeno eiHe ms anfgegepens ae&s
Announcements Abrehe ldifen.
Nir 10 a ten s;s GGrtra Yrduit Don $3.50 ii Saa
Sir u as ter s;ss Ggrtra Srdmif upu $50 II Saat
Slit 70 ': t.. s;as (GSrttra ! lSBrdilnit pDn 500 ii SaR
Slit p ''s s:s s;as (g5rtra Srinit uDu 6.I ID SfA
Slit tntbr alS q as t.. Ct: GGytrayrimit u1a s. ID SIR
Slit utbr a5 80 as ::' s;s: Gggtrprdmit pt4 sl6i1 Siaf
Der @pridlas lit einiad nno ueritanSld senns. Ser eintn
neatn Y6onnsnten Ser sur 3dt m9t 2ekr Ser sTreie HrtEe1 IT,
- scwinnt, fsaeftert $500, erbdlt, rep. behalf oaoOn enep Cellar nno
ibidt ben aaoeren Collar NIT Der seuaueh NbreTe oes geaeGers tn.
,Anferbena abt aber aud nod cine Grtra Yramie in Amsfdt faGs BE
3abl BON shn Mbonnentem poer barber erreidt nma. Die GEtrasEra-
mic ienben mir ben oa5n geredtisten pn nniersr Office ans bireft.
Die ber aemadte OHerte 1T fit ieSen i'm uciteu gebmte See ssas>
ts uffen. SSeoer fam fb barnn baeiisen. Sir beteu nnr gaaryrtHs
an, neil @do INNER ieinen Aet bat nno Seoer oafir anidaffrn nS
fanien fam, mas er geraOe branht.
gae, bic bon Dieir OHerte Gebraad MAIDEN no inter ben ssen Sc
fenten 8eoinsnmgen Mboanenten fir bic uJuie 8rehe fit seras" Ian.
msln poaeu, TmS sebeten, fd NIT mas nnuersnslid in Serbin6nns ~
ietn, oauait mr linen etpaise sauinldte ansfubriderc Nnsfnnft er
telem fDnnem. Sic nnitnns sebt ben gefeaern brett ba nnftrer 81.
flee III. 0mie Effertr bnt nnr GiItsfeit BIS snm 80. Snni 1917.
.Hrfif Nrfiff fir yfrn8H.
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aarhffeln, California unb g~oIarnsc,
$3.50 uu0 $4.75.
@iibe aartoffslra, Yunptin gam.
3piebeln, CALIFORNIA, $500 b. Grate.
SobnerI Crime, $3.50 per 100 8fsnSl
Sq,tafb, $3.50 per 8nfdeI.
Somaten, Segns, 4 &orbe, $3.75.
Hn1iesden, SOC II. Goo (. / 9bo. s9ims
oeI.
Dlunentobl, $2.25 per Crate.
&obl, $500 per 100 Yfuno.
@riiner Rfeffer, zoe per Hfuno.
Gpinat. 75c per BuideI.
Crime grbfen, $500 per 6autper.
ORA, $500 fir guihel.
geeteu. 81 nnb SIS per 100 If,a0.
Neerrettia>N nrsein. per Bfo. i2h.
@nrfen. per Crate. $500.
GeIerie, 90c II. $500 Der DubeuS.
Beteriilie. 40c Der 9tb. sNfn6eI.
Gierpflansen. Sc Ii. 10c Der 8fnno
aepflnlat, Gal, $500 per Crate.
0eIbe 8urseIn, 75c Der 0a1bens.
eantaloupes. Stanbaro, $225 per
CRAZE; 3onh. 75e per Crate.
Tieu Marff.
5nn Nntonio, Ser IA. 9fdrs t9t7-
ailhe $500 bis $3.50.
Ohfen $500 bis 1926.
adlber 1925 bis 1925.
Srleu $3.50 bis 5000.
ct. 2puis, IA. NidrS. 1917. Rito@
bieb. Serass@ieh. $3.50 biz S8.eJ.
Sdfueiue $1,000 biz $14-50
Sante.
Sfpere pont GdIadter 90 eta.
2ei6te btm S6Indter ....... % eta
Grim aefnlaene ...-......lSh kA
Selle.
BoIf unD SudS .......... 20 gfS
GneorasSieeen. per Rfo: 10 q
9n~aora.3ieeeu bei6d6iat So. s Ga
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-28
New Medical Seas

trouble, etc. The real and true cause which started their disease was noth- ilg more nor less than a weakened condition brought on by @ lack of iron m the blood.
 Not long ago a man came to me who was nearly half a century old and asked me to give him preliminary eAainina Lion for llIe insurance. l was asIonished to find hlm with a blood pressure of boy of twenty and as full oI vigor, vim and vitality as a young man; m fact a young man he really was notwithstanding his age. The secret, he said, was taking iron 4>uxa1ed Iron had nlled hlm with re- newed life. At thirty he was ia bad health; a forty-sIX he was care worn and nearly all in. Now at fifty a miracle of vitality and his face beam- ing with the buoyancy of youth. Iron ls absolutely necessary to enable your blood to change food into hVlng tissue. Without 1t no matter how much or what you eat, you food merely passes through you without doing you any good. You don't get the strength out of it, and as con- sequence you become weak, pale and slcKly looking, just like plant trying to grow Tn a soll deficient Tn Iron. 1T you are not strong or well, you owe it to yourself to make the following test: see how long you can work or how far you can walk without be- coming tired. Next take two hVe- gram tablets of ordinary nuX- ated iron three times per day after meals for two weeks Then test your strength again and see how much you have galned. l have seen dozens of nervous, run, down people who were ailng all the while double thelr strength and endurance and entirely rid themselves of all symptoms of dyspepsia, liver and other troubles m from ten to fourteen days time simply by taking iron in the proper form. And this, after they had in some cases been doctoring for months with out obtaining any benefit But don't take the old forms of reduced iron, iron acetate, or tincture of iron sim ply to save a few cents. The Iron demanded by Mother Nature for the rcd cOloring matter in the blood of her chilc1en IS, alas! not that kind Of iron. You must take iron in form that can be easily absorbed ana
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-28

asslmilated to do you any good, otnerwlse it may prove worse than useless. Many an athlete and prize tighter has won the day simply be- cause he knew the secret or great strength and endurance and hlleo hls Diood with iron before he wen. into the attray: while many another has gone aown in iaglorlous defeat slmpiy TOT the lack or rlon."
 pr. Schuyler C. Jaques another New YoIk pnysIclan, said: Il have never bcfoIe gwen out any medical intor- la. Il. I or advice for publication, as ordinarily do not believe in il. But in the case of Nuxated Iron l feel l wCuld oe lel.liss in my duty not to mention il. 1 have taken il myself and given it 10 my pateiA:s with most surprising and satisfactory re- sults. And those who wish quickly
 U increase their strength, power and endurance will find IL 6 most remark able and wonderfully effective rem- edy."
 NOTE-Nuxated Iron, which IS pre- scribed and recommended above by physicians m such a great variety Of cases, Is not a patent medicine nor secret remedy, but one which IS well known to druggists and whose iron constituents are widely prescribed by eminent physicians both in Europe ana in America. Unlike the older in- organlc iron products. 1t is easily as- slmllated, does not in1ure the teeth, make them black, nor upset the stomach; on the contrary, 1t is most potent remedy in nearly all forms or indigestion as well as for nervous, run-aown conditions. The manufacturers have such great conf- denee in nuxated iron, that they offer to forfeit $l00.00 to any charitable in- sti:ution if they cannot take any man or woman under 60 who lacks iron, and increase their strength 200 per cent or over in four weeks time. pro- vided they have no serious organic trouble. They also offer to refund your money if 1t does not at least double your strength and endurance In ten days lime. It Is dispensed in this city by Lomen Bros. (successors to Butler Mauro & Co., and all good druggists.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-28

NEW YORK, N. Y.-Since the re- markable discovery fo organic iron, Nuxated Iron or Fer NuXate" as the French call it, has taken the country by storm il is conservatvely esti- mated that over five million persons eaily are taking it in this country alone. Most astonishing results are reported from its use by both phy- slclans and laymen. So much so that doctors, predict that we shall soon have a new age of far more beau- { sul. 1osy. checked women and viz orous men.
 Dr. King a New York physician and author, when interviewed on the sub lect, said: There can be no vigorous iron men without iron. Pallor means anemia. Anemia means iron defici- ency. The skin of anemic men and women is pale. The flesh fiabby. The muscles lack tone; the brain fogs and the memory fails and often they be- come weak, nervous irritable, de- spoadent and melancholy. When the ron goes from the blood of women. the roses go from their cheeks.
 Tn the most common foods of Am erica the starches sugars, table syrups, candies. polished rice, white bread, soda, crackers, biscuits, mac aron, spagetti tapioca, sago, farina, degerminated cornmeal, no longer is iron to be found. Refining processes have removed the iron of Mother Earth from these impoverished foods, and silly methods of home cookery, by throwing down the waste pipe the water in which our vegetables are cooked, are responsible for another grave iron loss.
 Therefore if you wish 70 preserve your youthful vim and vigor to a ripe old age, you must supply the, iron deficiency in your food by using some form or organic iron, just as you would use salt when your, rood has not enough salt
 Dr. Sauer, who has studied abroad in great European medical institu- tions. said: AS l have said hun dred times over, orgnaic iron Is the greatest of all strength builders. If people would only throw away patent medicines 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, kidney, nver. near.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-28
MAMMY ALIVE WHO
 SERVED WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON,-An old colored Mammy, who claims she is more than a century and a quarter old and tha. she waited upon General George Washington when she was a child, has been discovered here. She applied to a charitable agency for coal and there told a story with so much circum- stantial evidence to back 1t up tha. she is being generally believed here.
 Although extremely feeble the an- cient negress says she remembers how Washington looked quite well. She declares he had a pair of horses of which he was especially proud. She says they were named "Hellfire" and "Damnation."
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-28

Pacific News Service, Wash. Bureau.
 WASHINGTON. The British Gov- ernment has issued a decree forbid ding the importation of automobiles into India after January l according to advices received at the State De- partment. I. Is understood that 1ndia's gasoline supply is so low that the British Government declnes to permit the entrance of any more machinery which will consume gasoline which his not absolutely necessary.
 An embargo has been placed on
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-28
Pacific News Service, Wash. Bureau.

Pacific News Service, Wash. Bureau.
 WASHINGTON, D. C.-Julean Ar mold, American commercial attache in China and Japan, has sent a special letter to the Department of Commerce here calling attention to the fact that American business men have failed to study maps h connection with their efforts at foreign trade ex- pansion.
 The people of the Pacific Coast can never hope to develop 0 big trade with .he Orient unless the business men who do the dealing are thoroughly familiar with the geography of the sections to which they are shipping goods. Exporters should study maps says MT. Arnold, so that they will know exactly what rivers their ship men.s must sail upon and what noun tains or plains they must cross.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-28

Pacific News Service, Wash. Bureau
 WASHINGTON, California pro- duced more gold in 1916 than any other state accoring to statistics issued by the Geological Survey and the United States Mint. The state contributed s22.ll0,300 to the total production of the United States which amounted to $92,316,400 compared with $l0l.035,700 ia 1915. Colorado came second as a gold producer with $19,009,100 to it's cerdi. Alaska came third in gold production with $16,242.3OO and Me- vada fourth with $S.42S.4O0.
 Oregon produced gold to the value of s1 1901 ,600 during 1916 and Washing ton s4s1 800.
 California was the only state In the Union which produced more than 100000 fine ounces of the precious metal. Her total production amoua- ted to 1,069,5S6 fine ounces.
 Twenty states and Alaska, the Philippines and Porto Rico contribu- ted to the 1916 gold production of the United States. The Philippines pro- duced $1,549,6O0 and Porto Rico $500. The smallest gold production of any State came from South Carolina
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-28
SHAKESPEARE
 MEMORIAL
 FOR CAPITAL

Pacific News Service. Wash. Bureau
 WASHINGTON D. C.--The various State Shakespeare societies are to De asked to cooperate in the erection of a great memorial to William Shake speare at Washington. under a plan being pushed by the Washington Shakespeare Society. H. B. Meyer,a official of the Library of Congress is the originator of the idea. Several State societies already have agreed to aid in the work.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-28
FAvORS HANGING ID
 CHECK MURDER

Pacific News Service, Wash. Bureau
 WASHINGTON, D. C.-J. c. An derson of San Francisco, who is in Washington, is telling friends here that the opposition to capital punish men. in the Pacific Coast is ill-advis- ed. The electric chair or shooting does not intimidate the criminal sc much as the hempen rope. MT. An derson predicts an increase in murder where capital punishment is abolish ed.