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The Washington herald., 1917-10-16
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London, Oct. 1.-THE American
Ambassador. Mr.. Page, who has been
suffering from an attack of ptomaine
poisoning, is much better. according
TO a Times bulletin.
Hampton, Va, Oct. 15.-Memorial
services. attended by many nationally
known educators. were held here In
honor OF the Rev. DIR. Hollis Burke
FrisseIl. president of Hampton Insti-
tute from 1888 until his death last
August.
Syracuse. n. Y. Oct. 15-Charles
Henry Secor. OF No. II Battery place.
New York. is here searching for his
mother. Secor's parents separated
soon after his birth, thirty years
ago. His mother. resuming her maid
en- name Of Tague. disappeared.
Worcester. Mass, Oct. 1.-THE fine
art Of commercial letter writing was
explained by experts at the better
business correspondence convention
which began a two weeks session
hero today. Many business firms and
advertising agencies in New England
sent delegates.
Copenhagen. Oct. 15-There seems
to be a growing movement in South
Germany against the non-anneNation
and non-indemnity basis Of the Reich
stag peace resolution. The Bavarian
Centrum recently proclaimed opposi-
ton to the attitude OF the centrists
in the Reichstag.
Copenhagen. Oct. 1.-THE grow
ing difficulty OF obtaining iron and
steel for war purposes in Germany
is indicated by an imperial regula-
ton just promulgated in Berlin,
confiscating stocks of structural
iron and steel. common tubing,
sheeting, cast iron and cast steel.
Exeter. y. H. Oct. 15-Students
of Phillips Exeter Academy pledged
themselves at a meeting to refrain
from indulging in many luXuries in
order TO raise $4,000 toward the
Young Mems Christian Association
fund to work among American SOL
diers. They will try TO get the
money in hand by Christmas.
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such valuable remedy that It ought TO be
used in every hospital and prescribed by every
Physician in this county"
In commenting on the above Dr. A. ]. New
man. late Police Surgeon OF the City Of Chi
cago and former House Surgeon. Jefferson Park
Hospital. Chicago, said: Il heartily endorse
everything Former Health Commissioner Kerr
SAYS about this remarkably eficacious prepara-
tion. 1t has been my particular duty during
the past six years to assist in keeping Chicago's
FIVE thousand bluecoats in good health and per-
feet fighting trim that they would be pbysi.
cally eQuiI ped TO Withstand all manner Of
storms and the Tavages Of nature's elements
Recently i was prompted through an endorse
ment Of Nuxated Iron by Dr. Schuyler c.
Jaques. Visiting Surgeon. st. EliZabeths Hos
Iitsl. New York. to give it a trial This rem
ody has proven through my own tests a it 10
excl any preparatiou l have ever used for Gre
sting red blood. building up the nerves.
Strengthening the muscles and correcting diges-
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SOUTH LINES UP
IN WAR CRISIS
End of Sectionalism Is
Voiced by Trade
Leaders.
CBy international News service.)

New York, Oct. 1.-THE end of
sectionalism and the devotion OF the
South to the cause Of democracy and
human freedom for which the entire
nation Is fighting. were the Sey-
notes heard at the opening session of
the ninth annual convention of the
Southern Commercial Congress here
today.
Response of commerce in the South
ern States to the war emergency was
touched upon by Thomas S. South
gate, first vice president of the Con-
gress. The delegates will spend much
of their time formulating plans where
by the government can best be sup
ported in its determination to beat
Teutonic military power. The intro
ductory addrt IS of Oscar s. Straus,
general chairman of the new York
committee. was IN this spirit.
Vanguard of Delegates Arrive.
The vanguard Of 1000 delegates were
here today. Although the morning
meetings were well attended, the
world series and the amusements of
Broadway claimed the time of the
visitors in the afternoon.
George w. wickersham, former
United States Attorney General, spoke
on the STANDARDIZATION of the COM
mercial
I'VE are engaged in a wider struggle
for uniformity of law than any which
hitherto has occupied the attention
OF mankind" he said.
I'VE are committed to a contest
for the establishment among all ma
tons of a recognition of the binding
OF contracts and the sanctity OF
treaties"
Governors Are Heard.
Governor Whitman said the con-
gress would make commercial his
tory" Continuing he declared that
New York must cooperate with the
South in every way"
Carl E Milliken. governor Of Maine.
Walter E. Edge, governor OF New
Jersey and John Barrett. director of
the Pan-American Union were among
the speakers at the session OF the
House of Governors.
There were those who feared that
the soul of America was dead. slow
ly atrophied through money-grubbinE
years and a flood of foreign gold"
said Governor Milliken.
New England's response. typical OF
the nations response to the world
emergency. shows that the ancient
spirit of America still lives"
John Temple Graves voiced a note
of warning that the Second Liberty
Loan must not fail.
There is no safer investment in
the seven seas than a liberty loan
bond he said
The Hohenzollern murderer must
be brought to his knees"
A luncheon was given Stephane
Luzzane, editor of lie Matin. Paris,
by the information committee of the
Congress.
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the Casino Theater has acted wisely
in obtaining It for presentation here.
Cosm0s-VaudeyilIe.

Cosm0s-vaudevilI
One of the most delightful novel;
ties Of the season at the Cosmos
Theater Is being presented this
week by the Golden-orlofr Russian
Troupe in the form Of native songs.
instrumental music and the peculiar
dances Of their country in native
costume and with a handsome set
ting for the several scenes. The
music is quaint and appealing, and
one solo. sung by a singer with a
beautiful voice of cultivation, is es-
pecially notable.
The Maynard Girls win much APP
plause for their novel acrobatics
and feats of equilibrium.
Van Orden and Fallows have an
exceptionally fine dancing number:
Flato and Dunn, a bit of black
race comedy with some good dane
ing. and AL Fields and company, a
laughable concoction of nonsense,
entitled The Mystery of a Han
som Cab" A distinctly unique act
Is entitled The Follies of Adam
and Eve" presented by Harry and
Sophie Everett. A sketch of real
merit, The GUTTER" with a dia-
logue OF original slang. is well pre-
scented by Jessie Hayward and COM
pany.
The film features include the big
matinee photoplay. Soldiers of
Chance" featuring Evart Overton
and Miriam Fouch: "BalIoonatics."
featuring Alice Howells filmdom's
latest comedy star; the Hearst
Pathe News pictures and the all
star productions shown to further
the subscriptions to the liberty loan.
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Moore's Strand-ssThe Spy,

Patriotism is running rampant at
Mooreis Strand Theater this week,
where Dustin Farnum is pictured ia
the timely film drama. The Spy."
The intricacies of diplomacy Just be-
fore the American declaration of war.
are exposed in a manner which Is at
once easy TO grasp and interesting to
watch.
Dustin Farnum portrays a wealthy.
young American who goes TO Ger
many on a perilous diplomatic mis-
sion. His task is TO secure a list of
Teuton spies in the United States,
and before he quits he has achieved
his purpose. There is a love story in
the picture which combines admira-
bly, with the heroic theme of the
story.
An odd and pleasing feature about
this thrilling drama is that it con-
tains all the Vigor and excitement
of war without a single battle scene
being flashed on the screen. The
timeliness of the picture adds much
to its enjoyment. as it deals with a
subject that is being discussed every
day in the public press.
Well-selected comedy. news and ed
ucational films. and pleasing music
by the Strand Symphony Orchestra
complete the program.
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IT'S YOUR LIVER!
YOU'RE BILIOUS,
HEADACHY, SICK!
Don't Stay Constipated. with Breath
Bad. Stomach Sour, or
a Cold.
Enjoy Life, Liven Your Liver and
Bowels Tonight and
Feel Fine.

Tonight sure, Remove the liver and
bowel poison which is keeping YOUR
head dizzy, your tongue coated,
breath offensive and stomach sour.
Don't stay bilious, sick, headachy,
constipated and full of cold. Why
don't you get box of Cascarets from
the drug store now? Eat one or
two tonight and enjoy the incest,
gent!est liver and bowel cleansing
you ever experienced. You will wake
up feeling fit and fine. Cascarets
never grippe or bother you all the
next day like calomel, salts and pills.
They act gently but thoroughly.
Mothers should give cross, sick. bilious
or feverish children a whole Cas-
carec any time. They are harmless
and children love them.-Adv.
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portant hospital STATS. was often asked by
both physicians and laymen: Doctor, what do
you recommend TO renew the supply OF iron in
The blood OF people in q weak, nervous. nun
down statesr While knowing that iron def
cheney was the cause Of this debilitated condi-
ton and that iron must be supplied before re-
newed strength could be obtained, / neverthe-
les always hesitated before giving an opinion.
This was simply because Of my lack Of conf
dence in 1.-THE ordinary forms OF metallic iron
salts. with which there has been E, much dis
satisfaction. After carefully examining the for
mula OF Nuxated Iron I realized that here at
last was organic iron-the only kind / could
conscIenhously recommend. prepared in such a
way with other ingredients as to be easily as
simulated and calculated to act as a quick re-
ritalizer OF the blood and a true strength builder.
Its standardization in a number of
stubborn cnses where other tones
had utterly failed only served to
convince me absolutely of the re-
markahle and unusual power OF Nux-
ated Iron. when i personally took
1t 1 found the rspidity with which
~ snsFgy and spdvrsAes ipetsnxsd
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won the day simply because he knew the scret
81 gToat strength ard endurance aud fll-i Is
blood with irJn before he went into ths Afray.
while many another las gone down N lnglurlyls
defeat simply for lack Of iron.
Dr. Ferdinand King. New Nort Physician snd
Medical Author s0ys: In the most common
foods OF America the starcie~, s1gArs. tate
syrups. candies polished ncs, wEI'e treas. s71t
crackers. biscuits. macaroni, spaghetti. taT1cfa,
sago, fsrina Disseminated cornmcal no l0usuf "a
iron 10 he found. Refining processes hare -
moved the iron n Mother Earth frUn 'hsss
impoverished foods. and silly methods q bone
cookery. by throwing down the vs1epiDs n.
water in which cur Vegetables are croA-L
responsible for smother grave iron los There
fore. IL you wish TO preserve yo-r yuu'htIt. r'm
aud vlgor 10 a me old age you must s1rTly ths
iron deficiency in your food ~ using snme io-r7
Of organic irCn. Jcst as ycu would - salt When
Your food has not enough salt.
Or. Schuyler c. Jacques. Visiting Srrgv"n ~
ElizAbcth's hosUitsl. New York. ssid: ! nave
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Juarez. Mexico. Oct. 15.-Passen-
gers arriving here tonight from the
south report seeing the bodies of
twenty Mexicans hanging to tele-
graph poles along the Mexican Cen
trail right of way between Torreon
and Chihuahua. Mexican officials
say the bodies are those OF villa fol-
lowers who a few days ago attack
ed a military train, mistaking it
for a passenger train.
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Casino-"EnIigh,en Thy Daughter.


On account OF popular demand the
management OF the Casino has de-
Cided to run the feature film En-
tighten Thy Daughter" another week.
This is the first time that any pic
ture has played to capacity business
at every show.
The play. which in itself is big and
stirring enough to attract more than
ordinary attention. gains added
weight from the excellent selection
and balancing of the cast, which in
cludcs such sterling screen favorites
~ Frank Sheridan. Arthur Donald
son, Katherine kaelred. Zena Keefe,
Rubye De Remer. James Morrison.
with others Of great merit but lesser
fame.
THE title "Enlighten Thy Daugh-
ter" is the keynote OF the production.
and the theme on which it is based
is worked out in a manner which
carries to every parent who sees it a
ver-to-be-forgotten les son. Ig-
norance of the snarcs. pitfalls and
dangers which beset the paths of
young girls just budding into woman
hood is shown to be ineXcusable, and
the result of that ignorance is shown
in a way which compels attention
and consideration from every one.
"Enlighten Thy Daughter" is one of
the very few plays which it is real
ly the duty or every parent TO see
and heed, and the management OF
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most surprising. In nv cIiui0u the vide
STreai use Of Nuyaiel lion Is hound 10 make a
naticu Of stronger men, lovclier women and
healthier Children
1T. E. Sauer, Boston physician who has
studied br:h in tits county ani IN great Euro
pean Medical institutions SAYS: As | Lave said
a bundled times over. organic iron is the great
est Of all strength builders. Not long ago a man
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ball at any angle forward or back
ward. He expects to mystify the
opposing teams by facing in one di-
rection and kicking the ball in an
other. He can forward pass with
his feet as skilfully as with his
hands.
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largely today TO DIR. A. J. Newman, Lnte
my personal use Police Surgeon o h e
OF Nuxate d City of Chicago, and
Iron, and IL my Former House Surgeon,
en- o's ement Jefferson Park Hospital,
shall induce an Chicago,
aerric. nervous.
rundown men and women to take NuIated Iron,
and receive the wonderful tonic benefits which
! have received. shall feel greatly g-atiaed
that made an exception to ny own lifelong
rlie in recommending 1t. From my own e1-
peTisncs with Nuxated Iron feel that st Is
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ALL MEN AT HOME SHOULD
PREPARE FOR WAR.

The first test man is put through
for either war or life insurance is
an examination OF his water. This
is most essential because the kidneys
play most important part in causing
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NOW BEING USED BY OVER THREE MILLION PEOPLE ANNUALLY


S~ York. y. Y.-It Is conser,atively esti-
hated that over three million people annually
in Thu country alone are taking Nu1ated Iron.
such astounding results have been reported
from its use both by doctors ard laymen that
a number Of physicians in various parts OF the
cuuntr: have been asked to explain why they
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plosions. Young McDuff paints the
mine shafts and uses a single re-
Hector at the mouth. The white
walls reflect the light. The paint
is a whitewash applied with hose.
1t costs little and does not fireproof
the coal
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grew. He saturates the seed with
any dye desired. HIS plantation
presented a pretty appearance this
fall. with flaming red and blue
fields alternating with the pure
white bolls. Cotton thus dyed, has
withstood rain and will not fade
further.
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i've ulSIutR.
DR.. n. H.
Hornstine, for
ten years in the
Department Of
Public II ca It'll
a n d Charities
OF Philadelphia,
During
my c on nection
with the De
partm e Mt Of
L u nUC bCallu
and Charities as
District Phys
clan and with
the Department
Of Public Safety
as Police Sur
geon. also as Q
member Of i'm
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Physicians Explain Why They
Prescribe Nuxated iron So Widely

Correcting Disorders nnaeas
Nervous. Down OPa Gem in Two Time
CHG0
BY
ne Department of and Charities Dr.
Physicians Who Have sNnhdLru ha owP uePnds.
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This Cotton Is Red,

Picayune. lathe shortage of
German dyes inspired LeBlair
of this county, to devise
the scheme of dying cotton as 1t
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make the ioi- DIR. Schuyler c. jacques,
loving test' see Visiting Surgeon, st.
how long you ElIzabeth's HospttaI,
can work 0New York.
how far you can
walk without browning tired next take two Eve
grain tablets Of Nuxated Iron three times per
dsy after meals for two weeks. Then test your
strength sSain and see how much you have
ainsd. Many an stAlste and pixs fgg.sf hls
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DISGUISED DISPATCHES
Cigar Band sox.

Ninety-six, 8. C.-Jeff Angels,
who claims to be the grandson on
his mothers side of the inventor Of
the process of using champagne
corks in interior decoration. has
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DoubIe-Jointed Kicker.

Marrowbone, Ky.-Friends OF
George Harp expect great things
from him on eastern football fields.
Harp is -jointed and has
peculiar hip joint. He can kick
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Consul General A. /. NJ. Gottschslk.
Rio de Janeiro. Brazil. reports that
an officer in the Brazilian army IL in
a position 20 ship wolframite to deal
ers in this country.
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Vegetable Ivory.

Table Rock. Nebr.-Harley Quinn
has opened a billiard ball factory to
use the product of his vegetable
ivory quarries. Some scientists have
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Keith's-EaudcyilIe,

Whimsical as ever and in wonder
full voice Nora Bayes received nu-
merous encores at Keith's last night,
as well as the usual round OF APP
plause which always greets her APP
pearance. Especially well received
were her two patriotic songs, Good
bye, Laddie," and over There"
Too much cannot be said for
Dream Fantasies" In a setting re-
miniscent of some pearly cavern of
Morse fairyland. there are given a
succession of Realistically vivid
dances as mystically enchanting as
any professional of dream visions.
a very clever burlesque on GER
tain type of serious acting is pre-
sented in High Cost of Living" in
which Violet Besson is featured.
Billy Gould has n collection of stories
of the funny side of life in the
trenches as well as some very good
songs. Mullen and Coogan have a
really funny lot of patter which is
set off by their amusing mannerisms.
Brierre and King give a very COM
mendable performance, Miss Brierre
being especially notable in a little
song depicting the attitude toward
gossip of an calculated spinster. The
Flemings present series of alabas-
terlike posings.
AS for the war pictures, they held
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He Paints Coal white.

Lost Creek. W. Va.-Archie Nc
Duff has cut down accidents in his
fathers mines by diminishing the
number OF candles used. Candles
ignite the dust into dangerous ex-
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A market exists in Sullivan. ILL.,, for
machinery to be used in the manufac-
ture of hairpins.
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Nu,ated 1ro n;
myself and ex
perienced its
health : giving
strength building
eject. and IN
the interests of.
the public well
fare l feel it my
duty TO make
SHOWN the re-
suits OF its use.
| an well past
my three = score
yeau and want
to Ay that L he
lieYe my own
Ireat physical
arttyity "a due
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ties without calling the sheriff's at
tention to it. The invention is
closely guarded. but is said 10 en-
body some details of the Maxim
silencer applied to rifles. The cork
merely Kisses when pulled.
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me- tlHiAa7ANie w VIM - shNA-
add satisfactory led in great Eurcpesu
reEults. And Medical Institutions.
those who wish
quickly to increase their strcngth. po~er and en-
durance will find it a most remarkable and Won
dcrfuly effective remedy
NOTE: Nuxntcd Iron. which Is prescribed spd
Recommended Ab1Fe ~ physicians m such
great yarety Of cases. is not a patent meiicine
nor secret remedy. but one which IL vel kEoHn
TO druggists and Whose iron constituents are
widely prescrbed by eminent physicians both IN
Europe and America. Unlike tAe older nor
gauic iroa products. u Il easily sSsinlated. oJes
not injure the tccth make them blsck. nor Nd
set the stomach: on the contrary d Is most
potent remedy in nearly all forms Of indigcstlon
as well as for nervous. rundown conditions. The
manufacturers nave such great c1nhdcnce ~
NuNated Iron thrt they offer 20 forfeit SO %
20 any charitable institution II they cannot uhe
any man or woman under 60 who lacks iron, snd
increase their strength 100 TT cent or ovct n
four weeks time. rrovided thev have No serious
organic trouble. They also offer 70 refund YOU.
money IL IL does not at least double JOY
strength and endtrarce IN ten days' time W
u dispersed in this city ~ Jas. Ononp-l I'rs
stnres. Peoples Drug storeA and ~ lihs lsAa-
ms drpfslSias-AaL
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Has Noiseless Cork.

Has Noiseless Cork.
Gray Bull. Wyo.-Miss Cressie
Slater expects to make her fortune
with a noiseless cork which she has
just invented. 1t will enable peo-
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how much or
what yOD eat,t
yolir food merely
passs through,
you without dol
ing you anyl
Eood. and as a.
consequence youl
become " eak i
pale. and sic&ly-l
looking just like
a plant trying
to grow in a.
soil deficient 50
iron. IL you arc
not strong or.
well you owe Il.
~ xournlf toI
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patented a new war conservation
idea He pastes discarded cigar
bands into an outer cloth for wear
over women's stockings in winter.
when short skirts leave the limbs
inadequately protected. Cigar bands
have always been pure waste.
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First Night at the Theaters

who know their business, and Albert
Pellaton's fine basso hadn't enough
opportunity. But the hit of the even
ing, was the hilarious dancing OF
Gilbert Wells and c. Balfour Lloyd.
II the word charming was not
applied to everything from the SUBJ
lime to the ridiculous. we would be
tempted to use it for the captivating
chorus OF American beauties. The
one that caught our boyish fancy
above all others was the girl with
smile-but none of them had difficulty
in looking pretty. They had numer-
Gus changes OF costume and brilliant
dancing interludes. A blind man
would extract small amusement from
the spectacle.
A suffragette in the audience re-
marked, however, that while there
was a number of beautiful women on
the stage for the male part of the
audience to admire, there wasn't a
man to whom woman could lose
her heart. The franchise will doubt
less correct this injustice to our
feminine theater-goers.
The score Is a yeritable garden of
gems. If one were asked to mention
a few more of Rudolf Frimrs mel
odious numbers, He Will Under
stand" went big last night. and
Married Life" "Boola Boo" and
THE Musical Shore" were also en-
Enthusiastically encored last evening.
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never b g I o Z e
aVcn out any
medical inf or
nation OF al
Vics for publ
0tion as / or
dinanly do net
t~lieve in q.
But in the cas .
q Nuxated lIot
| feel | woul |
he remiS in my
d uty n OF to
mention it. ]
have taken e.
m ySelf and
given IL TO nv
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the audience until something like
ll:3o. They are the most realistic
yet presented. An advance. under
heavy she'll fire with Jack John
sons" striking in close proximity to
the camera and the spectacle of the
pitful dead in their shattered trench
es inspired a Mortified interest, while
a view taken from an aeroplane vol
planning in circles toward the earth
at high speed was quite a novelty.
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held this deposit is the petrified
wood of some species or tree no
longer known to man, but Quinn's
theory is that the strata is merely
the solidified skulls of a tribe of
Indians that persisted through shift
lessness.
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AS Health Commissioner Of the City OF Chi
cago was importuned many times TO recon-
mend different medicines. mineral waters. etc,
Never yet have gone on record as faroriug any
particular remedy. but I feel that in Nuxated
Iron an exception should be made 10 the rule.
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came 10 me VINO
was near'y half
4 century Old
and asked me 10
give him a Pre-
lim:nay eNami-
nation 10Y ne
. 5 u a nee. y
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ttSNI" IL DO
extensively. and
why It apGer-.
entity produces 50
much better re
suits than were
obtained fro m
the old forms OF
inorganic iron.
Extracts fro m
some Of the let
teB are given
telow. A special
messenger W a $
sent TO inter
view the Former
Health Commits.
s;oner OF Chi.
cago. VIM. r.
Kerr, a, It was
known that he
had personally
sc d NuSated
Iron. Commits
sioner Kerr said:
"As Health c.
cago | was imp
mend different
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