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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
ONE COMMANDER
FOR ALL ARMIE s
General Foch the Leader Who Snatched
Victory From Defeat in September, 1914

To the nlIics, nnd 10 thosc Amer
lean, who have followed the history
OF this war. the name Eurh spells
victory; to the t.rrrnun. "a smells
dread. In the fatrrui DAYS of Sem
frmbrr. 1911. when TIC tcrmnns.
inter their hrndI"nc- dn,.h through
HrIEinm. were knorkiu.: at the -ntcS
of Paris and nc.c Iubilu:inr because
they thought the war ,irtunIi, vun,
il WAS General f"rh uho .suatrhcd
victory from the jaws uf defeat"
Ills whole trout was sinking. tho
two wings being pressed bncI. stead
lily. hopc1rsNl!. In tho renter he
fa"~d .no.non picked German trnnps,
Including the rrdoubtnhIc i.ru.sian
Guards. will, - scarce t.u.UnG tr..uus.
worn H.! fatigue. In the p>,.hoIu.-
i"ni nomcnt. with ma>lrrIy uuich-
ness of decision. he buried these
troors of the center Into "nc mighty
r0untcrnttHrk against the German
rrntcr-thc point where tho in,ntc->
Thought Themselves strongest and
icr>t impcriIrd. Thc cuuntrrthrust
hit ho;tr. Promptly tho German
center noncd bnrk. and uuiri,ly the
NiugS followed suit Ia escape nm
n'hiIatirn. ftrIrntic>Sly f'urh pressed
upOn the heels of the rrtrcatiur ruc
stunned by the French ..rourbn,i..
thc German high command >TupcG
up' al several vital points. i'innh.
were cADOScd and Gnps were irrt
"rr" a> the German lc,;iun> >:rrn:ncd
ba">. Int" th.s" gaps I"ch hurled
every available COMPANY: without
rciH>:nS for single EiunIcut he
pushed his pursuit. Nithln twenty
f"ur hours hc had turned the bat
ties fortunes. Hy that t.mc tho
tcrrnn retreat WAS under Way
nIonS thc Whulc front: thr br,tlc
OF the Nnrnc was won for t'ranrc
aud nriinin.
From; that dn! on Foch has bccn
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TELEPHONE GIRLS ARRIVE
Americans Help 10 Improve Service at
Army Headquarters md
in Paris.
fDy Associated T'ress. !

PA HIS. March e9.-Thirty- three
American telephone girls. who speak
English and French equally well. have
just arrived TO operate the switchboards
IL. the various army headquartcrs
They have been divided between the
principal army ccntcrs. Paris General
!crshing's headquarters in the field and
the hcaduuartcr lines of communica-
ton.
American officers have been pleas
antly surprised when taking up the
telephone receiver 10 hear the familiar
Number please" or Lines busy"
Although the French telephone equip
mcnt is not as modern as tina, in
America. the girls are fast becoming
used 10 1t. and officers remark that
.hey already notice an Improvement in
service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
Crowd at Church
Service Blocks raffic

NEW YOnk. Mnrrh .9.-A ire-
mcndOus crowd that formed IA line
for more thnn an hour before the
doors of Trinity Church opcnrd to-
dny for the Good l'rIda. .Scr,lre OF
the rnsSIon" blocked trnmc on lower
Brosdway. In the vicinity OF WnIi
Street. Wore thRn :.5GO people
preSacd into tho building. aud hun
drcdH stood for three hour, on the
steps aud In the !nrd. The Arch
bishop of lorI, Oniciatcd. lie suih,
In part;
"About n ycnr oSo, the time OF
Good t'rIdny, this country entered
this conflict. coming into the shadow
of war, which now covers the whole
world. No man can nay when that
nhndOw will bc lifted.
"Europc for four years has been
witnessing the PASSION OF the Cross,
md To-day hundreds or thousands
nre wnEInE for us the most awful
battle In history. Throughout these
houra that we nrc gathered here
beg you to have them In your mem
ory. In days like these VIC cannot
live our individual lives. We must
merge our lives into the life Of hm-
mnnit!."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
WILL FURTHER AGREEMENT
ron ADDITIONAL. CONTRACTS

II Is understood that the Japanese
government has Indicated a DISPOSE
tvn 10 further a ncw agreement cor
another 100000 tons Il shipping to
be built in japanese yards for America
The pending negotiations for char
ter contemplate tentative selection
OF twenty-five steamships OF 5000 dead
weight TONS each. or thirty Of 5000.
The Navy Department and The Ship
ping Board face problem in manning
'hrsc vessels. particularly. IL Wa
learned tonight. ~ an unexpected
drain IN ncrchau, marine personnel is
caused ~ the refusal OF Virtually
every one o! the Dutch scamcn and
officers to man the ships recently seized
from Holland.
y more serious situation. however.
eonfron's the ShippinG Board in "a
ShortaS" or materials fer the Amer
i"tn shiryards At The time when every
thing should hc ready for The shin
building drive this spring and summer.
Insufficient supplies Of ccal and cox.
have curtaI!cd steel production so much
That Plates and other parts arc not Al
hand in adequate quantities, nor like
j. 20 be unless some special effort j.
made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
MOB FIRES AUDITORIUM
Two Newspaper Plants Are Wrecked Ia
Quebec Before Troops Re
store Order.

QUEBEC, March :9.-Miiitary forces
were called out late tonight to save
the ci;y from the hands of a mob, en-
ragged by efforts Of tho military police
10 arrest dcscrters.
The mob fred the Auditorium Build
ing. destroying all documents in the
registrars Office and wrecked the
Chronicle and Lcvcnment newspaper
Offices.
The mob spread terror throughout
The city until the arrival of the mill
iary forces. who scattered them with
bayonct charges.
The Chronicle l. owned by Sir David
watson. comm0nder Of the Fifth Di-.
vision of the Canadian exp"ditionary
force.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
sUME or nc MILLS run
~ FRACTION or CAPACITY

shipping Board officials conferred to-
DAY Win the Ma" !ndustr!a! Hos rd.
hhd VIII confer tomorrow with the
tniied states fuel administrator. Even
tile heavier summer production Of steel
WI! ia lance the winters loss only in
part, Tor some OF the big mills have
hcch operating no, mere than 80 or
10 per cent OF capacity
Fhat extraordinary efforts must be
mad" is indicated hy urgent request
to-ni-h; from Admiral EowIcs. assist
ant general manager of tho Emergency
Fleet Corporation. who IS in charge
Of the lIoe Island construction. and
complains ,ha, lack OF material in
quantity is hampernS work there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
HOTEL MEN ERASE
WHEAT FROM MENU
Promise Administrator Hoover
to Assist in Grain Con-
scrvation.
STAND AT CRITICAL PERIOD
Hear From Doctor on Food
Values Of Corn, Bar
ley and Rice.
IT, Associated rrnsl

WASHINGTON. March 80. = Wheat
"hd wheat products were wiped off the
menus OF several hundred OF the couu-
tr!'s leading hotels today in response
to request Of the food adm.nlstra-
iion that ever! independent. every
wc!l-to-do person IN the United States
should pledge complete abstinence
from wheat until the next harvest,
Hotel managers. who had come from
every state in the Union TO hear new
conservation regulations explained
were told b. Mr.. Hoover that :: census
OF supplies revealed that the harvcs,
had been less than cstimatad: that
shipping difficulties made i; imperative
20 feed The allies from hero instead Of
Argentine, aud that It is imp ,ssi1lc to
ship corn, owing 20 loss from scrm:na-
ton.
we stand a: The mos, critical period
OF our national history since the battle
OF gettysburg" NJ. Hoover declared
we may have TO cut our wheat con-
sumption more ;han one half. but the
sacrifice must come from those who
hare' the most. not from thosc who
have the least
'Onr wheat acrcagc this year Will! be
greater than ever before. aud If ,hc
Lord $ good 10 u In thc matter of
weather. ou: IifTicUl;ics viii be a; an
end BY September l. That is not a
long period OF sacrifice"
The reply was IN outburst OF ap-
p'ausc. which died away as John AIcE.
Bowman, OF New Yo.H head OF TIC
GOOD administrators hotel division.
s;ood up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
GIVES CASTLES WARDROBE
idow OF Famous Dnnccr-A,intur Pre-
seats His Clothing to Amer
lean Rcd Cross.
'Bv Associated Pros.

Fv NssNCIttcd FrnSs
NEW YORK. March "?.-Thc com
rlctc wardrobe Of Captain Vernon Cas-
Tie, the famous dancer and member OF
the british Royal Flying Corps. who
was killed recently while instructjuc.
American aviators in Texas. was pro-
sentcd to-day by his widow to tn"
American I:cd Cross in its cainpa :
/" collect 1000 tons OF clothing for the
destitute inhabitants Of liclG:un and
Northern France. They have already
received 100000 garments. Weighing
80 tons, with AN equal amount pledged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
ALLIED MORALE WONDERFUL
Glenn Roturn< From
France, but Is silent About
OHcnsiNc.
ISv ~ soC atcl rress

M ATLANTIC PORT. March 60
Major-Gcncral Glenn. commander OF
camp sherman, located at Chillicothc.
ohit. arrived here from France to- day.
lie declined to comment on the Ger
man drive. Speaking OF the American
troops now AT the front. General Glenn
said:
never saw the American army in
such line condition as 1t is now"
lie described the spirit and morale
or tue uritish and French armies as
"wonderful.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
BABIES FOR BACHELORS
Ne" NioE"" for Campaign Started 10
I':isc S"0OOaO for Mnr
Orphans.

HEW WORK. March %. Tables rer
EaeAel"rS" IS The slogan or WORKERS
here. who are raising 100000 for tho
American women'S hospitals. Mira
Fr"d 'i'k W. Osborne. who /, lead
inH u" "nAila!Sn. says that she he
i'N"S 'ha' every unmarried man ana
woman IN die United States. who car,
POSSIBLY do 50. should ;ako a. least
on" little French or Serbian orphan
N"H = making a spcrial appca! 10 the
bachclorS and unmarried woman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
MANAGER ELECTROCUTED
Hcad ar iloni" Telephone Company %.
North Carolina Is Victim OF
fiar:cd WIrc

NUFFULk. w. Marth o9-F. C.
Iocp!eman. Of Henderson, y. G.. a,,i
genera rnnaeer OF the Home Tc.c.
lh"nc company Of North Carolina. was
e'Nctrocutcd to-day AZ Newborn lie
accidentally came in contact with a live
wire, according to tho report received
IN Norfolk Tonight. lie was In New
lcrn on an inspection tour OF the com
pany's property.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
CITING ALONG OiSE
SHOWS DIMuNITION
IBy Associated rrcss.l

~ 'N"''V'
'ARlS. March -. Along the battle
mt OF tho uisc there has been Il
.ablc dimunition of lighting during
day, according to the War Office
.temcnt issued Tonight. During the
,rsc of the day the offensive activ-
/ Of the Germans WAS manifested
~ by local attacks against II few
tnts along the front, the statement
ltinucS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
Esplonngc SC, Exempt. Women.

WASHINGTON. March a9.--A House
bill amending s:;a espionage law to
make it applicable TO enemy alien wo-
men as we'll AS men was passed to-
day by the Senate. The House is cN-
pecicd TO adopt minor amendments in
serted by the Senate. One oe these
amendments would exempt from opera
tion OF the law American women liv-
ing In the United States whose hus-
bands arc enemy Aliens
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
PAINTERS MAY STRIKE
Men Who Disguise Ships Not Satisfied
With Wages OF 60 Cents
nu Hour,
10y Associated r'rcss. !

NEW YORK. March 2?.--The work OF
cainouliasinS ships in THIS harbcr may
y" brought 10 halt next week unless
the demands of ship paiu;ers for Il
raise III pay is granted. The painters,
VINO now get GO cents an hour. ask an
increase Of - cents, and threaten TO
strike nest Monday unless their de-
mands are granted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
TWENTY HURT IN NORFOLK
News Trolley Exprc.> Leaves
Rails md Turns Completely

NORFOLK VA. March o?.--Twcnty-
cid people were injured. some OF them
probably fatally, when the Newport
News express on the naval base troll
ley line left the track late Tonight at
Twentieth street and Omohmdro Ave-
nuc. The big car turned completely
over.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
RUSSIAN CRUISER SUNK
ADMIRAL Mmkarea Comes Ini" Euntac,
Vita Mioc in Earbor Of HcynL
Russia.

LONDON. March 2a.-The sink .uc. by
u mine in tho harbor at Eeval, on the
Gulf Of Finland. oi The Russian cruiser
Admiral MakaroT i' reported in are
trograd dispatch TO Copenhagen. rs for
.wnrded from that point by the EN-
change Telegraph Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
Tru,nbo Trial Ncnrs End.

GEDFOED. NA.. March 20.---Ev!doncc
was completed and arguments were
begun i'm tho case of Thomas Trumbo.
on trial here for the murder OF his
father law and wife. The case is
expected To reach the jury scmc time
tomorrow afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
:ITIsII STATEMENT OF
DAYS OPER ALTON :
IEy Associated Press. |

TiN Ns~OClateU FreSS.
LONDON. March "?.-Apart from To-
lighting at different points. the
,my has not pressed his attacks to-
v north OF tho Somnc, according to
/. official statement issued by tho
lr Office tonight.
we gained ground at certain
lccs." the statement continues.
outh Of the Sommc. heavy hostile at
CONTINUED on Second PaGe.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
RMAN ADVANCE NOW Is
tONtEltGINt. UPON AMiE:NS

When this blow, !f it comes, VIII fall.
where. - as yet sealed in tho minds
the men directing tho progress Of
litary affairs FOR lhr allies but SEEM
iy IL Hust come soon Il il is TO he
.c,ive. Tho German advance nov Is
lverg!nS on A.nicrs. iAe railroad
ltcr OF Northern France, Which T.
own 10 hc the -amc,!ou tom ~h.ch
! the a.u communications o: the
t!sh arn.y ia Noriheru Trance. Tho
.road iron. !'hris 10 Amion. was cut
the Gcrmaua near Monidid,.g. hn,
S would no; hc Vital II .Am!eus itself
held by the allies.
The German thrust IN IRON; OF Arras
!Ic. according 10 Berlin. :; netted
,usands ot prisoners. has apparently
NC TO a stop before orange Hin, Tolc-
tph HIii aud the Labyrinth. strong
de- held ry the British in this sector.
pcatcl mass attacks by the Germans
these points have resulted in terri
losses - them. without. however,
,aking the !iue ana causing more
n s;ra. ShtcninE OF the front be-
- lrrac
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
WILSON'S POLICY OF UNITED
LEADERSHIP IS ADOPTED
War Council Takes Step Long
Urged by Representatives
CT This Country.
PRESIDENT coNHEArULATEs
Hciicvcd in Washington Great Coun-
tcrof'Cnsivc Will &c Under.
taken Immediately.

~ '''"''' -'''''c'a'
Information mas reached Washington
;hat General Ferdinand roch. French
chief oi .;nn. has been appointed TO
supreme command OF all the allied and
.Ame r.can forces in France.
This means un'ilratiom Of all the
armies opposing the Germans Il step
which the American and French mill
tar: men long lrava urged and which.
apparently. has been brought about by
recognition Of inlpnvat,vc demand for
concentrated .7ror, 20 ,iurl back the gi-
gantic thrusf Of the cncmy in France.
1t was learned to-uieh, that the
rrcsiden, had been officially advised OF
the action when he s,nt Il cablegram
20 General rr.h to-day. congratula,-
ing him "on H. nov authority" There
.as no explanation at the white
House Of what the President meant.
and It Is unJ .st"od th,,. there will be
no official coino"Ht her. until after
an annouuGcin"nt mes FROM France.
The first ,i,-..; rf inc historic de-
velopmcnt ca,or ia nresS cable dis
patches tellni. NOW Grucral PcrshinE
aad placed ;hc American cvrcditionary
force y; the disposal OF tho French
corniandcv. THIS w.. confirmed to-
night in :, mesSar.> rrnm General Per-
Sh'"s 10 'n' war up 'Nhrnt.
APPOINTMENT DIrLoMtT'C
rail MiH EoE AMERICA
The appu.n mrnl OF General Foch.
the l;rent French s,ra,e-is; TO be su-
prcme commander of ;tI British
rrencn nnd American for .cs on the
western front was a d.,.amatic ,rI-
umph for the United St.t,s It w,s
recognized as such bv President vii
son In concrotulo,o,.y MESSAGE ,o ,ho
rcnerai.simo v.hlch VA III. ,rnro,.,,
OF III, C,b,r., T,n ,n.ss,r, foilou...
"N,y no, ,.ouycv ~ yn,, ,v .;,
cor, cnnrr,,ul,,inns an ,n,,. nan, ~
,hor,,r, Suh unt,v -. .,,,,nd 4.
NOS, hopeful our,iry OF ultimate sue
ccgs Wc :rr following with profound
Interest the ho:l and brilliant action OF
your forces.
The selection OF General Foch is
also regarded signal for the be-
ginning Of q crushing roun;cronensive.
M which th" united strength of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
DID NOT SHAKE THEIR
OPINION on SlTuJEC1'

intsc deFelc pmc2ts were observed
by fres 'dent Wilson, Cooncl House
aNi General fershlns With more ,han
ordinary concern. IL ia understood,
They did not. however shake the Of
fetal opinion held in the United Statct
that unity OF action on the par: OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
RMANs CLAIM CAPTURE or
ELEVEN HUNDRED GUNS

\ German official statement declares
I since tho offensive began 10000
isoners and l.ice guns have been
zen. II Is interesting 10 note that
cr seven days OF lighting at Nerdun,
f, Germans claimed they had cap
led 10000 men. Taking into consid-
two struggles, the German claims
captures may be considered accu-
.,hc French reports arc silent as to
. progress made on the line from
ssigny TO Noyon. except TO say that
|! attack is still continuing, and that
sh French troops arc arriving in
is region. Nothing has developed to
,w that this is more than a purely
al engagement. fought for the pur-
;e OF preventing the Germans from
ching the 0!so River and having this
cam as an additional protection to
Cir left flank.
NEW MOVE ny
AUSTRIA AGAINST ITALY
.Vhilo IL has been officially reported
m Rome that Austrian divisions
m Russia and Galicia numbering
,1roNllEal'lS 9r''c'V incH' navy al
cd on the Italian front. there have
n no DEVELOPMENTS there indicating
Gro the expected blow from the Tcu-
IS will fall.
\ new advance by the Germans in
ssia is noted in London dispa tchcs.
is movement IS IN the neighborhood
Kursk. 3oD miles south of Moscow.
official Austrian statement denies
Il the Eols.lcvik forces have recap
ed Odessa. the great ;ussian port
the Black sea.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
sACRIEiCES Required TO
ktt.I;D TIL. .ALIlE,n Army.

Mr.. Hoover made it clear ina; sue
cess in rat!on!nS tho allies could not
he achieved other than by sacrifice i'm
The United States
Our wheat situation is to-day tho
mos; serious situation in the food sup
ri" OF tho world" he began, speaking
with cv!dcn; feeling. I'VE have had a
stocktakins In the early days Of
March" lie continued. .'a,Id VIC find ;hat
our harvcs; was less than il was oat,-
mated. There is also another and
bitter difficulty in the delays of ship
ping. in th2 growing scarcity OF ships.
that has thrown a larger burden upon
the American people in feeding the
allies than We had anticipated We
had all expected that the Argentine
supply would be available in Europe
before this time. Those supplies VIII
not arrive for another two months. and
even then will he less than VIC had ex-
pcctcd. The consequence is tina, The
supply .. breadstuns in Europe is al
its lowest ebb. There is but one
source Of supply, and that is the United
States"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-30
Ill SORTS OF ADS FOR
ALL SORTS OF PEOPLE

&c lImes-Dispatch Want Pages for a
serice Of Unequaled Ya!u,
Evening journal., 1918-01-15

Or. II, B. Vail, formerly Physician 10 the
baltimore Hospital and n Medical Ex-
aninefi says Throughout my experience
ON Hospital STATS and ad Medical Ok
aniner, ! have been astonished o. the
number or patients who have vainiy doc
iored Tor various diseases, ~ hen in reality
their delicate, rundown state was simply
the result of lack Of iron in the blood
llme and again have prescribed ofganic
iron-NuXated Iron-and surprised patients
nt the rapidity with which the weakness
hnd general debility were replaced by "a
renewed feeling Of strength and vitality I
LOON NuAuied Iron myself 90 build me up
aAtei q serious case Of nervous exhaustion,
Tho enects were apparent after q few days
and within three weeks 30 had virtually
fcfiiaiiLad my whole system and put me
~ a superb physical condition"
DE, Il, nauar, a Boston physician ,rha
has studied both in this country ana in
great European Medical Institutions ssvsf
y am great believer IN Nuxated Iron il
often acts almost like magic. Not long
ago a man came 10 me who was nearly
hels century old and aeked ne te give
him q preliminary examination foF life
Insurance, i WAS astOnished 10 End him
with the blood pressure Of a boy Of 20 and
as full Of rigOr, vim AID vitality as a
young mani in fact young man he really
was, Notwithstanding his age. The secret
be said, was in taking iron-Nuxated Iron
had filed hiB with renewed life Al 80 he
was in bad health at 46 be wac GareWsrn
and nearly all in-nOw at ~, after taking
Nuxsted iron, a miracle Of vitality and
his face besming with the buoyancF Of
Dr yames Francis Sullivan. formerly
Physician Of Bellevue Hospital fOutdoor
Dc1tl New York, and the Westchester
County Hospital, says Thousands Of
persons go on suffering year after year,
doct0ring themselves for an kinds Of ills,
when the real and true cause underlying
their condition Il simply lack ef sufieient
Evening journal., 1918-01-15

iron in the red hlood corpuHcles 70 enable
nature TO transform the food they eat into
Drawn muscle, tissue and brain. But be-
ware Of the old forms Of metallic iron
which frequently do more harm than good
Notwithstanding an that has heen said
ana Wrltton on this subject hy we'll knOurn
physicians, thousands Of people stil insist
~ dosing Themselves with metallic iron
simply ! suppose, because 10 costs a few
cents less. J strongly advise readers in
gu cases. 20 get ply sicians prescription
Tor organic irou-NuNated frOn-or III YOU
don't want to go 10 this trouble then bur
chase only Nuxated Iron ia ifs oririuai
packages and see that this particular namo
lNu1ated lrenl appears on the. pacigaee.
IT you nave taken preparations such as
NuA ana Iron and other similar Iron
products ana failed 20 get results, remem
ner that such products are an entirely
diuerant thing from NuEated Iron"
NOTE-Nuxated Iron, which is nrescrib
ed Rnd recommended above by physicians
IN such a great variety of cases h not "a
patent medicine nor secret remedy, but one
@stes y well known 20 druggists and
whose iron constituents are widely pro-
seribed by eminent physicians both Ina EN-
rope and America Unlike tha older in
organic iron products, 10 Is easily assifni-
latad, does not inJure the teeth. make them
black, nor upset the stomach on the con
tfaryi u Is most potent remedy in nearly
all forms OF Indigestion as well as aor
nervous run down conditions The manufsr.
turers have such great confidence in mn.
atad ironi that they 0ffer 10 forfeit S1OO Oa
y any Charitable institution II they cannot
taka any man pr woman under 60 who
lacks iron, and increase their strength 100
per cent, OF over In four weeks time pro-
yided they have no serious organic trouble.
They also olter 10 refund your money M if
dose not AZ least double your strength aud
pensed in this city by J. Milton Eckerd
ana al good druggists