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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-03

ictlih oorQcicbenc 3obI, n0mlif 500
WQm fir iC0c5 3ongrcBmltglic0, 2rs
bobt, 10 0oB ibre 8eiontit6rfe 625.~
600 W2onn errctdt.
9teben oicicn @eere8erQ0n5un9an
miro oie9un0esre0ierlng alltoriliert,
meitcre 100000 Wfom, uno, faIle Die
NerDaltniiic eS notlpenoig erlhetnen
lolien iolltcn, nodmal$ 100000
Wonn ourh Ole N q b | 10 ei I c Nus
hebung oltf Die 8eine 3u brin9en. Sir
oieic 9lu8bebung fomnen bic SSabrs
qdn9e bon 19 bis % SSobrcn in 0es
traht. Nad elmer lmgefdbren Sd)Gb,
lmQ 5oblt Die ndnnlife 9eD0lferrng
0ieier ISahrgdnge int gan5en 2onbe
iteben Willionen SDpfe, pon ocnen ~
Hro3ent tells 1peQen f0rperlid)er lit.
broMd2hartett, tells tueqen llno6s
t0ntnlihfeit nu8 lhren1, 0em @oble
oe5 2onoe8 0icnenocn 9erllfe, aus
idet0cn. Mus ben Derblcibcubeu bier
Willionen Mann Ioll bas 2uos Die
Ninfbinberttanienb, reip. bic Wils
Iipn ansionbern, bic wirflidj fir ben
&affeuoienit beranaesugen ,peroen.
Die Vun0e$reglerlng hill nun
0urh Steucrn unD 9tnlciben, tpie be-
reitS friiber onqegebcn muroe, Iieben
Milltdroen 0oGorS fir ariegs5pede
aufbrIngen. gSelhe gelpoltige Sl,nt.
me onS lit, ooS MAIDEN lif) nobl oie
IN nigIten 2eutc f(or. ginen lleber.
blif Qibt nadiolgclloe 9tehnltng, Die
nodDeiit, oai} ieit Gbrilti 8ebllrt bis
Sum Heuinbr 1917 nod niht einmal
cine 0tilliaroe Mtinl1ten DerfloiIen
iino. es 1ino nur 6O7,739,360 Mi.
nltten berflolien. Gos fam iih ieoer
leiht einnal nohre6nen.
gsabreno Gnalonb bereits eincn
oelnofratiIfen Gbed bon 200 Mils
lionen, Die bier in 2anbe perbroud,t
methen Iollen, bonn Sdablneilter Oh.
fel Cams erbalten hot, lollen In Den
naditen Eaaen altd, bie slnlethen on
eSStaIieu ltno Sronfreih befannt aeae,
ben meroen. Sestoltsn iuirb lpahr,
iheinlid 5lpiihen $4,000, 900 unf
100000 900 unb 5r,anfreih sfpiife1
$50 100000 nnb 5000 ,0OO, 900 er
halfen. slaes in ollem miro bo,,od
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-03

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''il! DIE 0en ocS l. ~'P'e''''el e'''oe'
f"lCl. q, a4 .>
~ eti'e ''e9'1Il'S;u'loStue ~! 'p.t = =
~ o''l osat l. Sna''' a nl,1D'e ~uas ';uS,.
Wv, wa no', lug ~ '"0| N'7N'0''
'''t - ~ or,,,sor So, 9,,,,os,;o,,5+,,,r
ro,o So ,la ans So S;o,,;,,iI;[6t;oo r OII4ar
n''f r'JN Ok ne AZ croSrn 5o5+oe;a,t g ,n;;;o,,
MN mi r;cf ra6bo}to % 7crnttcn her,nr
IS lpurbcn 3lIIobc in 1orIdloa oc.
broht bos S6dItoltrr oltf so Sabre
oltS3lOebncn Rcpr1ientont Qlott
bon Seem S5onpIhirc crflGrte isood.
0oR sic 40 <nhre QI9iie ME oeaoocn
mprbp
Dos 9(menbement. bic S0d,Itorensc
onf 40 Hzohrp ~, bpnrIien mnr6e nie-
DcroeItinm1 Spsolcid,n Dos 9(men.
bemrnt bob oIle QoUdrcbmitolicoer
inter so csohrrn bieuitpfIiftid 1inD
Nonr3,or4o,,+ mor 7nro Inn, spin.
,,o;ntn o,,rfohT n;no,, onSob rnnrnh
fo;na 9}ar;o,, ,,,tnr > IN Sic 0(rn,re
Sor oFor &c., o;,,4ro+o,, hnrf ,h,,n
oI+orI;ho GrIo,,hn;s arit ~ oo1a,,
to7 gt;n,n,a,, nn,rhe Ser @or5d,Ion 1
a,,+oo6c;5,cn
0''tos2N[o>'' D r So or<
~ = II u | "u1n' I>i.hs pus n At'G,1ot' en-
I''e'I oeS o7[t 1tIIutotS s lu,,os'' upS ~ :
49, ~ 't't,t s 90 ~ nh orssha,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-03
9So5hiuntnu , Mai

&aIbinotun, 2. Mai. -- Ser be-
iuaffncte amcrifantid,e Sampfcr
rHufinahnm", ber nit Snnpncu an
Eoro nno amcrituniidpea Nlpttcn-&O.
nUniercn uulGuait Baltimore perlteR,
unrOe uUn Cinem aentIdlcn ll-Sput
Ocrienft, Gin &opt nit IS Mann
luir0 ucrmift. ..
,3n Den &crniiftcn Eel ocr &cricus
fnna oe@ CclOnmpfers o&Ncnum"
(licbc onoerc Stcnc b. &lD gebDrt
audi Der amcrifaniid)e SlpttcnIcntnaut
. ! bOmna.
In ocm Icbtcn brei @udDcn murocn
UOn ncntrulcn SdDiffen aIleiW a nor
.ucoiid,c Gambler perIenft. 9Iu 100
ScclemtC lucrbcn DermlRt.
gfcuCitca aus NaIbinQton.
g&oihinotpn, :. Wai. --- Sin Nics
furO wnrOc inn NcprGicntantenhonic
bc5Iolidp miIitGriider Scluilligun9en
0cmodt. $2,329,591 ,901 lUurbcn ers
lonbt, barnntcr fir TlottcnNuefc al
lcin iibcr 500 Wtillioucn GOllars; % 1
Willioncn fir llnifurmcu, NjarniIun3=
,pcdc, nIu.; 30 Willioncn fir Ma
jd)incnoclucHrc; nabc5n / WiDiOncu
fir GrcrsicrplQbc nno Camps; 900
~ lIiioncn fir NitltenucrtCi0I0nng unb
S4,32O,OOO filr luctterc &cFCitl9ungCn
bca Yannmnfnnnls II. |. lu
SCrncr iunrOen 125 Uiilll0nCu
Collars fUr SOlootenlObnnna beluil-
liat, ucld)c pro Appf oun SIS ami $50
mOnntlidD crb0bt murbc.
Icrncr hat Die HegIeruna 6ercits
init mchrcrcrcn Sd,iffsbauNcicllId,ats
ten i'm Siten nub &eitcn Nuntrnftc
abgcidDlOHen sur 2tefcrnnN UUn 30
80 SdDiffcn mpuntlidD - 5nr Se-
fGmpfnng bcr ll-Sppte.
Ginitimmia nGbm Der Scnat cine
Mciplntion an, Die gouI bic nmcrifoa
utIdrc @nnocsrcnterung 0cn Seith
icinOlidDcr SdDtfTc in omcrlfaulIdDcu
\'dfcn ilbcrtrGat nnb 3u ibrcr &Crucus
bang i'm NnnOCl inter Settnng Der
SdltffahrtshcbDrbe ermad)tIgt."
Sic in amcrifaniid,en SGfcn felt
I licocnOcn 0itcrrcidl-nnNariidlen SdDiffc
fallen nidDt untcr bic SeitimmnnNet
Der 9tciulntiOu, oa nlc Ser. StaOten
nno bic 0OppelmUnardDie nidDt int
Nric0a3uitanbe itnO.
Gntgcocn Den Erutcitcn 0eS nmcrifus
utId,en Wcncralitabca iOllcn ipbnl0 ais
m0glidD flciuc &DntinQente nmcrifnn!.
| idDcr Srnppcn 5lueta rmpraIiifen
! (simorufs" nadl Nraufreidp aeIanOt
ueroen. Nerncr murOcn bereitS suei
flcinere Sampfcr Der Nnmbnr9.Nm
rita .pinic iofUrt in Gieuit nad)
Gronfreih nub r}tOlicu seitellt.
NHr ben 9lnfano iOIlen iofOrt $25
MiuiOnen an Stulicn Aelieben luers
Oeu, nno SrnufrcidD nnb Stalteu iuis
| len - uorlGnfig - jc $1O0,0OO,OOO
aclicben befpmmcn. Ruklano nno
Gelgicn iullcn audi 2InIcthen erbalten,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-03
9scucitcS.

Gic Nrltcn erlittcn in EalGittna
cine - fmrd,tbare 9ticocrlnae onrt,
bic Snrfcn. Sine Mcnac Nricgsbcntc
mnroe acmndlt. (9Su bleibt Der britt
idpe 3eniOr?)
Moiblnaton, 3. WIni. - Stontsic=
frctGr Enniine crtlarte; ug&lr olrfcn
bic SntindIc nidt Ocrhchlcn, OaR bic
lt=Euutfro0e cine 0nHcrit crnite tit.
In Der leBtcn Mode nllciu uurocn
iibcr 100000 SOnncn uon bcutldJcn
lls&uutcn ucrlcntt. Tle Sttnattoh
bcorpbt nidyt MIR GuaINnb unh NrOnf-
reid iOuocrn audi Die &cr. StN0tCn.
,SdD 0lanbc, oCr Nrlc0 miro nod mchs
rCrc Sabre DNucrn. TcntidIlNn0 hoi
nod ncuna Hcbcnamittcl fir 5mci
SalDrc, picllcidlt md, lGn9cr. TentIdj
lano fGmpft Den nrDRtcn N0npT III
Der 9&CltgeIdDld1tc mno hat nun ocn
&Ortcil Der Scfenilpc, Cte &er. Stau=
ten oirfcn ocn NrIea nidjt Dcrlicrcn, "
Mcocr ans IcutIdllauh nod aus
Celtcrrcidl=llng iInO Strcltnad=
rld)tCn clngctruffcn.
NUpcubngen, itbcr EoubOn, 2. Wnl.
-- Iic angetNnoIatc HcldDataA2rco>
ocs oeutidpeu &nnSlcra, luOrtn bcricIbc
ciucn ncnca NrieocueuOrIhlON mad)cH
iUlltc, uneiicn &eOIngnnNcn Die 9Scit
iibcrrGIdDen luiirbcu", iuurGc AMI cine
opnlicnberc 3eit ucridlobcn". - C
it>rrcidycr IepeidDcn SnfOlgc IOll bic
oNricocneicbnInd,t Der TOppelmpnor-
die" MIR in Der Hhontoitc Der 9llIllcr-
ten ~ finocn lcin. (9lllem InifciH
nnd) lit bic NicienId)l0dDt i'm gScIteu
cbcmiO 5nonnitcn DER Ocntidcn Srnp=
pen ansgcfallen, lule bic GrfUlac oc2
SanhbOOtfricNCs 5nncbmcn.)
Snncrbnlb meuiocr Sage habcn
0eutidDc Niihrcr uno Stnntsmannct,
Der Mnrincminlitcr, &l5caomiral Ga
pcllc, Der Staataiefrctqr bcs IcnRcrn,
Gr. 3immermonn, nnb Der Gtaotsic-
frctGr oc@ Snncrn, Or, NcIfferidD, in
0mtiidtcr GiNcnidlaft Die pOiIttUc Grs
fIGrnna nbNcNcbcn, baf Der &ricN in
furscr 3cit NIT ciNcm Siege ScutIdl.
LAMBS cnOcn lucroc. NOdp nic icit Nus
brndl Ocs &rieac9 iinb IOldc pplIttOc
Mediterranean DOn Dcr0ntluprtIid)cr
Seitc Qcfalcn. Gic arOftc &cbcutnno
lieot nbcr in Der SatIad)c, oai, bic enN.
liihc 3cninb bicie sleufcrnnscn poI,
iiert hat.
Gof Gnelanb, 6ciOnoerS in Tranf-
reid, cine fnrd)tb0re 9'ieberlagc erlit-
ten, acbt am belten anS ben cn0liidDen
&cridItcn iclblt hcrOOr.
GScrner lieR Der Senior fOlaenoc
NndDrid)t bes oeutid,eu 0encrals0 s0cla-
murid,allS Gr. l1elffcrid, bnrdD:
Sic bolscrnen Shiffe, pcldDe Sic
Scr. Stnntcu 81 baucn beobitdtiacn,
mcroen bOdDit uafridlcinlidD fcrti9,
mcnn iie nidDts mchr 5n rettcm baben. "
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-03
8aibingtouer Srief.
q oibinQton 80. 9IpriI. -
Ger &on9reB bat Die 9orlaQe betrC1f

q 1hinQton 50. 9Ipril. -
Ger &ongreB bot Die &orlaQe betrclf3
3mangsansbebnng augenpmmen.
(gSir pcrlpeilen ouh auf Oen al nn-
ocrer SteQe 5. 81. befinolihen 2lrti.
fel Der ullniperlol Ntilitorp Sroiuing
Gcague". - Die ShriftI.)
8leidpobl mor icooh sic Gebotte
itber 9ctpiile mihtige Gin5elhcltcn
niht bcenoct luto Der @unoe3icnot
mar burh cine IN Ser 8eididte oe5
aonQrclie3 b0fIt ungeiuobnlihe por-
lomentarilhc Sit1ation 3u elmer
nohnoliqen 9tbltinm1ng ge6mlngcN,
Die ober lpteocr 3ugunlten Der n2lllz
torpfliht ousfiel. ltnO pic0er murbe
oils Stein oc3 9lnitoBes" 8unoeslc*
nntor Ga 6ollette bon 8t@conlm IN
olen Sonorten fritiliert, neil er ouI
eincm 9ImenOement beltono, ooS ent
Hcfercnbum oes &plfcs betreff5 Oct
3lpang8at5bcblng ncrlan9tc.
nGSlr Sen Ictten poor Wtonoten, /"
1ogtc Ga 5ollctte, rbobcl1 mir, inter
Dem 8orlpnn0e, oaB mir 0en Ne1t Der
8elt nit 0emofrotie beQIiifen mol
len, mebr Qcton, hie Gclnofrotie III
ben Ser. Stoaten 81 unterlninlereu,
OILS mir in elmer Generation lpieOer
gut nndcn tOnnen.
Iie 3mong5ausbcbun95bia gi11
bereitS Icbten 0alnstog burd ltnb
3por im 9unoe5ienat mil Sis stins
men une i'm Sanic NIT 1924 Stim"
men. 9illon, 8onbp 1mo Sohnion
bon Siib 9afota itimn1ten I'M Snlie
bofiir, ebenlo Die Serren Sterlin9 llnO
sSobnion. 8eqen Die 3nangsau3s
bebung itinln1te II. q. Ser 9unoesle*
nator 8ronno bon Roro Gafota.
Senotor Soroi,1es 2lnenoement,
oos SEN 3tped perfolgte, Gol. Rooics
belt our Grqaniiierilng bon bier Of
biiionen fir ben arieesoienIt in
Sronfreih 5l1 autoriiieren, purbe
oom Senat NIT 56 gcqen 81 Stim-
nlen ongenon1nlen. 9siele 3enofras
ten Itinnten bofiir. Gin Ghnliher
3uiot ipuroe ober int Sanie Deriuor.
fen.
Gle erTten 100000 monn tpiirben
unter bem aonifriptionsplnn etua
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-03

gSaihinoton, 1 :. Mai. Gle
9unoes Heierbebanf @eboroe bat
bem Sdobo,l1ts Sefrctar en1pfoh-
len, Die getraae fir bie 1000 Rillio-
,len Collars arieasiinan3en ollnab1
Iih boourh nufsubringen, bas oen
9anfen Soften bon Shabantss
Sfmlbiheinen anueboten iperben. bic
fnGtcr olle slpei Woden burh Bombs
eriebt iperben lollen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-03

1;rh M n;,,o,, w W,5tor noh Soa, 5d1rf,trn
ttNncr. fn,>I 11nn n,Shrn'IH n, friihrr
| l3r hrn Snonrntf,,i, f;;r in)hrs vrNrr
ho,ohItr nnS ,nor i;ir N;e hrirp a ortr
Iullltr it icbt fir nrinDcrlpertioes &C.
| Scr t2c ao('lcn llno Die Vopicrprcilc
iinn orronru hDrrcun Iic orobcn
| Gbicooncr Irlfcrcicn rpciQcrn lich 81,
rcft 5rIblt ihrcn bcItcn Nlmocn Yrciic
~ olotlcren No lie bcute rlht miicu,
nm mirrirI nDrucn nic Yrci1c ocltic-
ocr linn Niles. moa lie tlm, lit, tic
/ iorNrru iijr 9lrbcit 10 mo 10 pirl Der
! 1t,n,nr unh ;riorn ihrrn Qllnbcn be.
trrifa Ser l>onirrprcjic sic 9}chn,,,-
nrn ,,,h ,nic nipl iip irlhrr br2ohlrn
miilirn 0oro,l idIoorn lie Damn 10
| l}rn,rnt IN ouNrrrr 9Ncilr mollrn
,rh f6nnrn lir jihprho,rpt fripr olrbpit
II, irrn 9Nroru Scr l1niidcrbcit D1r
I4}nnirrprriir mrrNrn ord, folt fcinc
NotoJn6r nchr NON Sem W'on CrDrr
/ S>3IIirr,r nrNrlIft 1nN in oIlrn 9ruf-
forr;hrond,ru mrrnrn >ctrr nhae.
Irnt II
/ gNi, fnnuut "a rinrntlid Nor il
n;,Ir lro;I 7rnr. S>6,5rr SEN }1lf?r
h;Ui,rr nrrfonirl nl> in Sio1r
[oIIaD~
/ 4, m n,iilirn >ir rhcu hoS zn
17tcn, N,c5rr 41iniI 1r0rr >Diiuirr ncrltc.
hrm " mnr nir 1Intnort 7ir nua,nGr.
lti,rn NImNrn miii5pn J. " (Srncrri,
| 7rnrra Inn yNrrtr nnu $40 90 rinirn.
N,n Tnr,ntrr INN nom },rfcr
Iy$iriier SnI, N}enTir3 u / N VI,
Irrtrrrn mirS mtn cnnn 100 l>rp}rnt
Imrrnirnt 1nrN mrn, ,[ormcr y fjir
%l0 nn (Irorrr;rc IN r;nrm 0(uftron
nr,1rurn no nrrn;rnrr, 6ir YIioI 0rnrr
| >3,,irr innrr nnh nrmI1 ,m1 3IIfcr
,ntr,, nrm (iinfn,iHnrris jirfrrn y,
fGnncn J&rnn ni, Nnnnpn hri ms
fiir SiOOO nuf pimrnI cjroccrirs
fo,icn ,n,n hoor hr}nh(cn Damn fin.
npn mir ihncu Dcn }lrfcr olh bill.
ocr uerforIen mo nod ol0cre 1m0
bcI1crc r5roccriea 0o3u; ollein oorQt
Incnfcn uiclc Nu1lOcn 1or nid)t." =
Sic Nfebliitnution miro oltd, I'M.
Imcr brcn3lihcr," lnrinte Gin nnocrcr
(3rIh0itanronn. ,&>h h0rc 3. q,
0oB Die QroRcn Nofcrcuu in Nel0
2)orf onQrfiinDiot boben, ooI; bon
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-03

8on s aus 8 emutb i.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-03

South Dakota Printers and Publishers
are paying to labor annually, according
to census reports, $4,000, which is
more than any single manufacturing
industry in the state is paying.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-03

Sic Nritcn erlitten in EalGitina
enc - fnrhtbare -Niebcrlaae burdI
Die Snrtcn. 0inc Ncn0c Nricgsbcutc
mnroe aemndlt. (9Iu bleibt Der britt
ID, lcuf,~)
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
DELICATE
LITTLE GIRL
Mother Tells How Vinol Made
Her Strong.

Palmyra, Pa-~My little GIRL had q
chronic cough and was 10 thin you
could count her ribs and abe had no
appetite Nothing we gave her seemed
to help her, until one day Mrs. Mel
bert asked me to try Vinol, and now
she Is hungry all the time, her cough
Is gone, she b stouter and has a more
healthy color. I wish. every mother
who has Q delicate child would try
Vinol."-Mrs. Alfred Slack
This b because Vinol contains ths
beet and cod liver peptones, iron and
Manganese which . weak and run
down system needs. We GUARANTEES
Vinol to make delicate children
healthy and strong.
We will return your money Il Vinct
fails to benefit you.
O'Donnelps Drug Store, uo< r stree
N. W.. and other Washinxton drus,
stores that display tAs Vinsl sign.-Aas
o,DenneIl's Drug Store, eo4 r Street
y. W., and other WashinEton drug stores
that display the Yinol sign,-AdY.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
Friday, March 23, 1917,

Astrology reads this as rather an unim-
portant day In the sway Of the stars
Neptune rules strongly for good and
Jupiter Is mildly helpful. while Uranus is
slightly adverse
The New Moon Of this date is believed
70 have a special significance. as it is
Neomania and falls close to the VernaI
Equinox. 1t is exceedingly evil for money,
especially for the treasury of a nation
or a public organization. Extraordinary
measures for taxation are indicated.
Ihe aspects foreshadow a great spiritual
awakening and amazing progress in
metaphysics The power of the mind will
De better understood each year from this
time on, the seers declare.
Railways should prosper greatly, al
though they will have extraordinary ex-
penses, owing to accidents and delays Of
unusual cause.
Agriculture will be profitable, but heavy
losses are indicated through storms, or
bad weather. In some way farmers in
many States will suffer through misfor-
tunes In transportation.
Treachery is strongly foreshadowed in
dealings with foreign powers This may
apply to both continents
April may be a month in which hos
pltals will be much in the public mind. as
illness and accidents will multiply II the
stars are read Alright
This day should be fairly favorable for
starting journeys on the water, but there
will be peril in the Pacific Ocean, as we'll
as the Atlantic, during :he summer
Business deals that are not unduly i'm
portant should be fairly successful under
this sway of the stars.
Uranus gives reign to Imagination.
which may be either evil or good under
this configuration. 1t also gives added
power to deceive.
Theaters have the forecast of crowds
that gather for mass meetings or benefits.
The summer will show increase of inter-
est in all sorts of entertainments that
appeal to the popular spirit of unrest.
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the augury of a successful year in busi-
ness. Young women will have offers of
marriage.
Children born on this day are likely to
be bright of mind and strong of body.
These subjects Of Aries are usually good
leaders. but inclined to be fiery in tenn
per.
Copyright, 1917
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
RUSH To join NAVY
ON THREAT Of WAR
Local Recruiting Office Crowded with
Applicants All Week.

At the navy recruiting station at Ninth
street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west a steady line Of applicants have
been pouring in all week, owing to
the stimulus given recruiting work by
the international situation, and officials
express confidence that the required
strength of the navy will be reached
without conscription. basing their hope
on the number of new applicants each
week from stations all over the country.
Recruiting officers Of the navy are
combing the District and vicinity to OBJ
tain recruits, especially men who are
skilled mechanics.
The navy wants men who have some
knowledge OF electricity and machine
work. and is offering inducements to
young men.
Boys Of IS and Il years have difficulty
overcoming the objections of their par
ents. recruiting officers say.
There is a great difference between the
old navy and the new, officers declare.
more intelligent class Of young men
are joining the navy. No better oppor-
tunity Is offered the young man Of today
to learn a trade. while being paid, re-
cruiting officers asert.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23

l65 pounds and am as strong as a man.
j think money is well spent which pur-
chsses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Mrs. Jos. O'BRYAN, 1755
Newport Ave, Chicago, Ill.
The success of Lydia E. Pnkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, is unparalleled. 1t may be
used with perfect confidence by women
who suffer from displacements, infam-
nation, liberation, irregularities, peri
odic pains, backache, bearing down feel
ing, fatulency, indigestion, dizziness,
and nervous prostration. Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound is the stan
dard remedy for female ills.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23

Watch for large article by DR.. Ferdf-
nand King, soon to appear In this paper,
entitled ''The Crying Need Of the, Woman
of Today Ia More Iron in Her tBlood' ''
In this article DR.. King explains why
the modern American woman. requires
more iron than she did 20 to % years
ago and shows how by taking simple
Nuxated Iron, weak, nervous, rundown
women may increase their strength.
vitality and endurance 100 per cent In
two weeks time In many instances.
Nuxated Iron, recommended above by
DIR. KING. n for sale by Jas. O'DonneiIs
Drug Stores, Peoples Drug Stores, and
all good druggists on an absolute guar
antee of success and satisfactien or
your money refunded.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
What Every Woman
Should Know

Dr.. Ferdinand King, Ne1V York
physician and medical author, tells
physicians they should prescribe more
organic iron -Nardted Iron-f for
their pdtieHts-Sdys Idndemio-iroH
deficiency-is the greatest curse to
the health, strength, vitolity and
beauty of the modern Americdn
aconsdn.-Soxnds 1rdrning against asa
of metallic iron sr.ieh may injHre the
teeth, eorrode the stomach and do
for more harm than good; odSises use
of only NnKated Iron.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
TOMORROW'S MENU.

Adams ale is the best brew."-old
Saying.
BREAKFAST.
stewed Apricots. Popcorn with Cream.
Eggs and Bacon.
Raised Bisclits. Cofes
LUNCHEON OR SUPPER.
Nut and Ches. sandwicheA
Lettuce Salad.
Apple Cake. Tea.
DINNER.
Vemcelh Soup.
Boiled Ham.
Plain Boiled Potatoes. Fried Parsnps
Banana Salad.
Apple Pie.
Popcorn makes a very good breakfast
food, when served crisp and slightly
warm with cream and sugar. By the
way, 1t should always be served very
soon after 1t Is popped. as 1t Is sure to
lose crispness in standing.
Apple cake-Slice good cooking apples
on pie pans that have previously been
creased with butter. Then make dough
by the following recipe: One cup Of
sweet milk, flour enough to make q stin
batter. Drop the batter over the apples
and bake thirty minutes in hot oven.
Serve with sugar and cream.
Banana-Cut bananas in two, roll in
salad dressing. then roll in crushed pea
nuts (not crushed too fine), place on let
tuce leaf with spoonful Of dressing be-
side 1t. ~
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
NEED sIXTY.EIGHT POLICEMEN.

Despite the efforts of the police au-
thorities. it seems that they are unable
to secure enough physically fit men to
fill the positions made possible by the
recent act of Congress which increased
the department by 100 men.
Chief Wagner, of the Fire Department,
is also on the lookout for men. While
there are at present no vacancies in that
department. there are no names on the
waiting list
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23

was unable 70 Walk
or do any Of my own
work. / read about
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetabl Com
pound in the news
papers and deter
mined to try it 1t
brought almost i'm
mediate relief. My
weakness has en-
tirely disappeared
and 1 never had bet
ter health. I weigh
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23

Neckwear-Choice of nearly 200 Silk Four-in-
Hands, with slip easy bands and large flowing ends
Regular 55c neckwear, 3sc each or for SIoo.
Shirts-Tub Silk and Fiber Silk, all sizes to II;
regular s. grades Says Only I8 percae shirts, in
size IN only, S1.oo grade at 3Sc.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
Basement Store
FRIDAY SPECIALS.

BED SPREADS-full size and
A-bed size. Crochet and extra 7
heavy. There's only 100, so you'll Z
have to come early. S1 20 =
LONGCLOTH Extra Quality
English Longcloth; generally at :
SIzo for a Io-yard piece. 90. q
Special today. o5C .
TOWELS-Turkish. ISx.s6, with .
blue or red striped border. Huck
Towels. ISx36, with fancy pink bor- !
der; an unusual value at 0-
I21Ic Special today. y.-. ~ q
PERCALE-Short lengths of the Z
ordinary I2Hc Percale; many de-
signs and stripes TO select o. Z
from. Special today, yard. .... ~ 4
PaIsIs RoysI-Bssemeut Store. =
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23

Australia seems to have an inexhausti-
BILE supply of marble. which 10 found
there in many colors. in addition to pure
white.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
WOMAN SICK
TWO YEARS
Could Do No Work.
Now Strong as a
Man.

Chicago, Ill.-"For about two years
suffered from a female trouble so /
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
New Sailor Hats
SIS and Sc

Misses and Ladies Sailors in
straight and rolled brims, with
crepe and satin facings. trimmed
the latest; flat flowers around
crown; bead ornaments-and hand
embroidery; all colors and black.
Palsis ReysI-seeond Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
GAO new SPRING SUITS
An Opportune Purchase and Sale
Mems and Young Mems New Season Models-
Made to Retail at $3.50 and up to $500.

fortunate purchase of Fine Quality Suits makes possible for
offer you right the beginning of the seasonhn need
of a-yaues that remarkable that will be read
lily appreciated by the keenes purchasers.
They secured from manufacturing tailoring houses with
reputation for style and quality their clothing for
and these let say, the last word style and quality matter
from what angle you may view them.
MODES-Nw pnhbak and the conservative.
MATERAS-ude light. medium. and dark cheviot weeds
pure blue silk mixed worse
TAHORNG-ts faule tailoring that makes $I450 much less
than the actual value of these suits
SZES-Resular 80 to a.; 81 to 46; long, IS to A.
QUANYLOnly Suits distribute $i450 They
lot be duplicated at less than$ $3.50 to SIS.
- window dip sy-and find the Suits and
tendance Street Floor the door.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
HOROSCOPE.

The stars incline. but do not compel"
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23

IT PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
!: aaelbAILAlS NOYAIL !:
! LIsNER HOURS: A NJ
Friday The Weekend Bargain Day

andec
Tody purchase of $40 Spring Suits for
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Leslie Holt en-
tertained q number Of their friends at
a dancing party last evening at the Tea
Cup Inn, Rsfreshments were served.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23

Mrs. Perry Heath entertained at q
luncheon yesterday at her residence In Q
street. in honor of Mrs. William Lind
ley Of Chicago. who is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Alexander Stewart.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
Mems Linen Handkerchiefs, soey.hs. 35c, 3for$l

initiated handkerchiefs, and some initials are missing.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23

Col. and Mrs. James A. Shipton gave 4
dinner party last evening at the Army and
Navy Club. entertaining for Mrs. Charles
A. Pratt. Of Little Rock. Ark. who is
their guest