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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-12-11
RECORDS SMASHED IN
ONE NIGHTS ROLLING
Wicherskis and Hackbarths E stablish
Three New Records for Teams
to Meet Z,

After vacation of seven weeks,
during which time the ''flu' ban was
in force, the City League resumed bowl
ing activities Monday. Although poor
scores were anticipated because the
pin hitters were out of practice, some
great surprises were sprung and three
new records were established for the
season.
Because of the missing Of one round
of the schedule it was decided by the
captains of the teams to roll six games
each night for the next round and thus
catch up with the schedule. The last
to roll were the Libertys and the Wich-
tells and as they were the first to meet
this week they had only three games to
roll. Here the Libertys again main
tanned their lead and took two out
of the three games. No exceptionally
high scores were made but the Wichtels
were handicapped by not having a fifth
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-12-11
If YOUR CHILD is CROSS,
FEvERIsH, C0NSTIPATED
Look, Mother! II tongue Is coated,
cleanse little bowels with "caIi-
fornia Syrup Of Figs"

Mothers can rest easy after giving
California Syrup Of Figs" because in
a few hours all the clogged-up waste,
sour bile and Armenting food gently
moves out Of the bowels, and you have
a we'll, playful child again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take this harmless ttfruit laxative .
Millions of mothers keep it handy be-
cause they know its action ,on the stom-
ach, liver and bowels is prompt and sure.
Ask your druggist for bottle Of
aCalifornia Syrup Of Figs" which con
tains directions for babies, children, Of
all ageg and for grown-ups.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-12-11

reached 237 But then three records
Tor one night certainly ought to suffice.
Let's strike for job with the Sam1nies
and go over the top with them. They
certainly did splendid work during
the past few weeks. Perhaps, if they
keep it up they might meet Coach
in Berlin. Here's hopin'
If after reading these lines you decide
that you have been wasting your time,
please re-read the first paragraphs
and forgive us.
Hoping you will make strike at your
next attempt at rolling, ! remain
yours truly, Little I'm {
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-12-11

re r . i = I T = :
Wednesday night the Wicherskis and
the Hackbarths met in the big game
of the season, and smashed the records
right and left. In the first game the
Wicherskis broke the high single game
team record by rolling 961 and followed
this up with 939 and $40 thus giving
them also the high three game total
record of 2749. In these games Berg
the lead-off man Of the Wicherskis
rolled 655 for the three games thus Civ
ing the rest of the bowlers something to
come up to. In the last game of the
first series the Hackbarths also decided
to get busy and notched the high single
game team score made by the Wicherskis
by rs pins thus raising the record of
this event to 987. The scores of these
six games were:
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-12-11

Somebody fell into a trap Wednesday
when he suggested that the meat money
be doubled for the first night, Acht
wahr, Eddie? Grabbing the pot four
out Of six times seems hoggish but you
earned it, old boy. An average Of
2l5 for six match games certainly ought
to be rewarded,
Wernie got nervous on his last ball
In the SECOND game with the Wicherskis
otherwise he would have put up another
record for match bowling this year.
AS it is Schmidt still leads with his
24S. Paul Hackbarth also had chance
at the score but stopped when he
L z aE y -
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-12-11
THROWING THE
We Don't Believe in Profanity
Hence the Beautiful Scenery

But the fact is the writer of this
feels like the man that leans over the
rails OF a steamship at sea-he isn't
interested in fish culture, nor has he
a grudge against the ocean, He simply
feels he has something he must give up.
Some of the Liberty men are con-
tinually asking who are on top. Wait
till the end of the season and we'll
tell you who they are. But of one
thing we're certain it won't be the
Liberty team. Who'll be the first to
ring the Liberty bell?
The arrival Of young 'Yank' in
the HI. Aufderheide home probably
cost the Yank team several games and
a single game record. But we are
sure that Herman will make up for
the loss. Pass the cigars, please, Of
course the Frenzels deserved their
victories, especially with the good scores
made by A. HI. Frenzel and tSchmittie'.
Hmm, Hmm, we showed 'em. So
think the Wick-er-skies and the Hack
barths now that they gave some ex-
hibition bowling. But you've got to.
give it to them they're good. Eth, wot?
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-12-11

The next to meet were the Frenzels
and the Yanks and in these games good
all-around rolling by the Frenzels gave
them the upper end by good margin.
In these games, also, the Yanks were
handicapped by lack Of a fifth man and
consequently lost several games by a
close margin which could easily have
been overcome by a good roller. In
the third game Of the series the Yanks
were going at a 1000 clip but Topped
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-12-11

Friday night the Sammies met the
Daniel Websters and followed the ex-
ample of the boys "over there" and took
four of the six games. Here good rolling
by Tauscheck and Puchner gave the
boys their first big victory Of the season
and they have now raised themselves
out Of the cellar and predict that be-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-12-11

fore the round is concluded they will
be "over the top Scores were as
follows:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-23
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

NEW Ford Toufing ear; used short time
on payemsnt Wslput 1852.
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BROOM furnished apartment; good well.
70S N, Douglas.
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At BARGAIN, / Saxon 6: one Jackson
s%peedster. 52s ". Ord. Maple 1902.

l 1915 Oakland. slightly used spas
senger. good condition ........ 1900
l 1913 Oakland passenger over
hauled and IN good co~nditior...t $40
l 1917 Briscoe 5-passenger. been
driven $500 miles: runs fine. t2s
| D-ij Buick six touring car ....... 1895
! 5-psssenger HOllier eight. driven
only $500 miles ........... 1915
! Regal roadster. new tires. run
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-23
TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE
EQUIPMENT

SAFES AND OFFICE FURNiruRra
New and second hand. RiKht prcss.
WESTERN BANK SUPPLY Co.
5lt West hiln 81 Phone Walnut 1877
SAFES ana vault doors, new ana second-
hand, all slIea m stock, for immsdists
delyeryi night prices s2s W at Main.
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.
dealers IN Underwoods. l.. C. Smiths and
k~emlngtohs, so TO g65. i0th W. Main
81, oklahoma City.
OAkES TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
state dealers for the light running Fos.
also secondhand machines, repairs and
supplies s0l w End ST. Oklahoma City.
5V-lNCHL six drawer ofnce desk, table,
CHAR and rug El y 10th.
OKLAHOMA TYfEwRiTER co.
a0l n. Robinson. Walnut fs0,
~TypewHteru bought and sold, rented
ard repaired. new, used and rebuilt.
STATE FAiR VistroRs-we invite you
TO come IN ant see ~ II you need
typcwritcrp. YOU likely know that ms
ctnes ara hard 20 get. We have sorps
good bargains. Cakes Typewfiter W.
change l01 " End ~ Phone Walnut
a. State dealer for the Fos
AN leaving town and win call roller top
desk, new, $50; Todd proteetograph,
new. $40; Card Fitting Case. new, o. 1907
" 1srd. Maple 5l71
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-23

MAXWELL aud Metz auto. A b. q. cleo
trio HtorJT two high tension mag
netos Scott Auto and Supply Co, SIS
". Min
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RNWRNNlNT 8 E5V

REALToRs.
Walnut ~ 20gh West Main 81
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BANK STOCKS, N
AND A

REGISTERED Jersey male, rs months
old, for sale, or win exchange for GOOD
grade COW: fine individual and excellent
breeding =, H. Warden. Gi Grand;
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS


THE BEST bargain In city; White Rotary
ard Singer. late models. cheap for
cash = tdfns Call me for repairs. Re.
sponsible Maple 23]e-J. D. u Dillon.
sn2 T. 9Th.
WANTED 10 buy II few pieces OF odd
furniture and rugs. also bedding and
linen Tor 10 rooms, get my UiE cash
prices Maple 3,Gy-R
FOUR rooms NJ furniture, complete. VIII
eel by piece. 1918 LinwOod. Maple
iOos.R
PRACTICALLY new furniture of r.
room bungalow, mahogany Queen Anne
bedroom suite, mmed oak dining room.
wicker living room, sewing machine.
rugs, stoves. kitchen cabinet. linoleum
owner gone 10 var: will sell lot or BY
piece Can be seen ~ il9 n. Harvey.
NANTED-rafty to take all or any part
OF my nice furniture. slightly Used:
ruSs, refrigerators, Kitchen cabinet, liv-
ing room suit. mahogany bed room vuii,
beds. mattresses, spring. and chairs, pill
lows. carpet sweeper. linoleum. all 90
percent OF Invoice price everything high -
er now than when I Doughty Must sell
today. l0l w 2ith Maple 1877.
STOVES connected and repaired: We
pay more for furniture. go w. Reno.
Phone Maple 1903.
FOR sALtS rooms furniture. going IL
war i1s255HW, lat 81
FOR sALE-Kitchen cabgnet. dining Ia
BILE, grap hophone with Records. kitchen
utensils. cheap. 10 West 2ith 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS rRApEa


To ENCHANGE-Good ixs camera. for
chickens l2a ". Reno Ave.
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SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES

FOR SALE Eyerhoaring strawberry
plants. 600 per hundred. Al 1888 w.
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MUSICAL

FOR sALE-Uprlght piano. Phone wal
nut Jt5i-J.
PRACTICALLY new Vlctrola. with MIC.
collection OF records. nj q bargain.
viii consider diamond. Cail Walnut j5li.
FINE Chlckcring 4 Sons upright plano.
$500: splendid condition. 623 W. Noble
Walnut 1895.
FOR SALE-AI high class mIalcal m
FtrumenL lett IN pawn, will p,ll chcuu
smith'H lNwn ShOp, Il $. Broadway
Phone Mhple 1910
FOR SALE - Second hand IituO tl.I
Wal 35il during office hours.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-23

FOR sALE-Dne small Ford truck, in
finc running order. walnut $50. Pablo
Distributing Co.
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

LIT Gurd Talyor sell your -ar for you
Motor car sales CO. & Auto Laundry.
300 y. Broadway.
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300 y. Broadway.
FOR sALECOne small Ford truck, in
fine running order. walnut $50. Pablo
DISTRIBUTING Co.
Special Used Cal
Sale During Fair
You must see these cars
before you can have any
idea Of their real value. Do
not judge them by the price
or description, but come
and see them. Ride in them
and if you are not con-
WINGED you are getting a
real bargain don't buy.
1918 Oldsmoblle G-cyiiBder J-passen-
ger Sedan. This car owned by
DR.. Horace NJ Reed, now In gov
eminent service, only driven 5000
miles. never OH oklahoma cry
streets, sells FOR i2.Oj0; owner
says sell Tor 800. ..~...,. 1850
1918 Davis b-cyIudcr I-pasSeuger,
practically new. sells Tor i2,0l9.
will raCTincs for ............... ZOO
1917 Chandler G-cylindor. 1-pas-
senger. newly painted and thor
oughly oyerhauled. best buy In
1918 Elgin C-cylinder. 5-passengcs
never driven. sells for N,ii5, for
1915 Oldsnohie s-cylindor 7-passen-
ger DomOnTtrator, 3 wire wheels,
sells fur 1850, q beauty for 1850
1916 Hudson $50, 7-Iasscugrf, Will
sacrifice for observation-disclosures. GO
1918 Roamer 6-cyllnder l-passeuEs-
newly painted. Al condition. sells
for 81. 55o. Think Of It only 49,. 800
1916 Cadillac S-cylindsr 5-paAsonRer.
new top and paint; Thoroughly
s~serhauled. sells for 81. 800; a real
buy for .,.................. 800
1917 Lexington Minute Man SIX. g.
passenger. seat covers and all eI-
trss. 0 good tires, motor perfect.
only driven In Oklahoma CITY.
Get Il Tor ................... 1905
1917 Mitchell s-cylindcr passenger,
seat covers. Cord tires and extras.
good As new. Sells for 1850 for
quick sale ................... 1901
1918 Oldsmohils s%-c.llnder 7-paEsen-
ser. newly painted and thoroughly
o~yerhauled. sells FOR 81 .S50-must
hurry 20 Eet II for ............ l.00i
1916 OldsmObile l-cylinder 5-passcn-
ger. perfect condition. a snap for 7jl
1915 Paige i-cylinder J-passenger-
a. dandy Tor 45l
Several others 10 pick from: prices go.
INK up all the time. Don't delay.
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OFFICES AND SToRERooMS
FOR RENT
NICE OFFICE ROOM
Moderate Rent
Grain Exchange Bldg.
Apply Room 405

FOR RENT-Ofhco room In liberty
National Bank Bldg. Call Mr Tednck.
staple 1895.
NICE storeroom for rent At 700 N.
Harvey
FOR RENT-Good office space With front
window on lower floor llG W End.
OFFICE rooms FOR rent. 2 rooms with
private toilet room and shower bath.
private entrance. 18th floor Colcori
Bldg Benham Engineering Co. Walnut
co.
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LADY TEACHER wants 10 share fir
nlstod apartment with married couple.
Maple 2330-R.
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FOR SALE

FEED AND PASTURE
AZ public auction. Tue.
d0N. September %. J. 200 acres
corn stalks Bpd winter pls-
iIr. also ms herd 81 white
'IDr cattle and pediFreed
NurUC Jersey hogs.
KENT RUBLT
Wagner, Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-23

FOR SALE one Amts.bilt b-passenEer
touring body for Ford. never been un-
Grated, worth 1895 plus freight; win sell
FOR 1910 T. 0. b.. Hollis Hall A. Berry,
Hollis. OKLA.
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FOR RENT


~ North broadway Four-room
house. not modern, ti6.
lNi West tith-s rooms on first floor
~ 5000 duplex house. private entrance
part Of the rooms newly papcredi south
front. onC block from car line: splendid
ncighborhoOd; school two blocks, $40.
1904 East 9Th street Seven room two
story house. good repair. basement and
furnace, garage paved street, $40.
go West 18th Htreet-s-room. two. story
house, splendid location, newly papered.
$40,
sas East 9Th st-scven-room modern
house with basement. newly papered.
i0i5 W 2ith-Five rooms In good du-
plex, ground floor, garage, one.half
block from Belle Isle car line, ,g6.
40 West 9th s~treet-s-room, two-story
house. newly painted and bapered, ser.
wants house; walking distance. SIS.
1919 West 18th street-s-room, two
story house, ono block from Eugene Field
School, first-rlsss location, $3.50.
SIS North oklahoma. thTes.room mod
irn apartment, walking distance, $40.
l100h East eth street-F1ve. room mod.
TN apartment. SIS.
S0ibh Classen boulevard e.room new
apartment first-clase In every respect.
eafase, $50.
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UNPUBLISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

~N~~Ny-
GROOM FLATS. Widowed SLEEPING
porches, furnished but linen 72U stiles
TWO or three well furnished rooms IN
modern brick apartment at 6l2 Il sth.
kitchen privileges II desired. Phone Wal.
nut l4i9.J after q y nj.
For RENT-5.room furnished cottage
strictly modern garage. Phone Wal.
nut 6501
LADY TEACHER wants TO share fur.
nlnted apartment with married couple.
Maple 233O-R.
FOR RENT-Strictly modern Groom
house, furnished 1907 Ilnwood
SUITES Of 2 rooms. well furnished.
walking diEtnncc: ulsn suburban house,
near school $50 ". 9TH
j-ROOM modern apartment, Maple
3Gsl-R
BROOM furnished apartment; good well.
1OS N. Douglus.
FINE 3-room furnished apartments. mod.
dern duplex house, newly decorated.
furnished md cleaned. Call Sunday and
evening, 1925 w. 10Th
BROOM modern house; can have pos-
session at once; garage. Can at 1921
W 7th.
AN unusually pleasant alcoyo suite IA
gVuHb N'UN'u 'ilploytus hllVlBn Div
llogos, Phone sunday afternoon and dur
Ing tho week evenings after 5 O'Clock.
Walnut 1850.
FOR R~ENT-7-room horse; strictly cd
ern; nicely Furnished basement. good
inIl garden, garage; walking distance: Z
blocks from Fair grounds car. imme.
dintc possession. can 75i T.. 10Th.
Phone w J2j7,
CLOSE IN, newly furnished broom
apartment. b2ih N. Dewey.
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FOR KENT-5-rUom furnished cottage.
strictly MODERN garage, Phone Wal.
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so SUITES Of 2 rooms. well furnished,
no walking diBtRncc: ulsn suburban house,
nDnr NrhOoI' b9O W Rim
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AN unusually pleasant alCoye suite I,
young women employed: kitchen priv
llogcs, Phone Sunday afternoon and dur
Ing, tho woct evenings after S O'Clock
Walnut LO50.
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WNNTED-Dodge roadster or b-paHsen-
ger body. also tenders for 1915 Dodge:
must he In Al condition and price gea-
son1hlc Grant irwin. Ada. okla.
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FOR SALE-One Smith form-R-truck at
tachment: new never been uncrated.
now worth seas: will sell for 1886. Hail a
Kerry. Hollis, Okla.
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FOR HENT-Strictly modern GROOM
house. furnished 1907 Ilnwood
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FINE 3-room furnished apartments, mod.
dern duplex house, newly decorated,
furnished md cleaned. Cab Sunday and
o~NemlnE. 1l25 W. 1nlM.
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ROOM modern apartment, Maple
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
WOUNDED ARE TAKEN INT
 BELGIUM.
Sent to Out-of-Way Points to Prevent Communication With Folks
 At Home

The Hague-The Germans are con cealing from their own people the ex- tent of their losses and the number of wounded in the great battle by sending the wounded, not into Ger many, but into Belgium. and particu. larly to places not on direct lines of communication with Germany
 Direct information states that long trains of wounded are run continuous ly into tha stations at Ghent. The southern and St. Peters stations chief ly are being used Many of these wounded are transported from the trains to the great hall of the former Belgian exhibition buildings
 Streets aloag which the wounded are removed are completely cut off from public cse Not even German military men are allowed along the route.
 The correspondent at Ghent says the German troops have been per suaded that this is the last battle of the war. and that when this is over peace will follow immediately.
 The Belgian population, while in- tensely anxious, is full of confidence. In fact, the Belgians are so confident that when the Germans placarded the first acknowledgement by the British that ground had been lost, the Bel gians took even this for a German fabrication.
 Flanders is packed with fresh Ger man troops, more than at any time during the war
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
FOOD PRICES AGAIN ADVANCE
Potatoes Alone Dropped in f2 Months Ending Fet4 t5, Bureau of
 annr St-tfs4Ice Shn,M
e DOT StatTstTcs ShoV

Washing lon.-Food prices took an- other Jump of l per cent from Jan. l5 10 Feb. l5, making d total increase of T per cent for the year ending on the latter date, the bureau of labor sta tIstlcs announced.
 Only three of It standard articles failed to advance, while eight in- creased and five did not change. Sugar showed the greatest increase. F per cent; hens, 10; round steak 3; sir loln steak, chuck roast and butter, ,; ham, 1, lard, less than per cent. Eggs took the sharpest decline, g per cent; pork chops, ?; bacon, 1 per cent. MILK, bread, flour, corn meal and po- tatoes remained stationary.
 In the year ending Feb. 15 potatoes alone dropped in price, the sscrease being 35 per cent Increases were as follows. Corn meal, II; bacon, 57. lard, 6l; ham, 3S; hens and milk, 8; sugar, Be; pork chops, 2S. Increases in other articles ranged from l7 Der cent for sirloin steak, rib roast, bread and flour to 24 per cent for butter. For five years ending February. 1918. food increased 66 per cent. Every article advanced more than 40 nar cent.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
CONCEAL LOSSES MAY REMOVE GEN. WOOD
STAFF IS TO Go BACK W1THOU'
 HIM.
Recent Testimony May Have Some thing to Do With His Quick
 Retirement.

New York-Friends of Maj Gen. Leonard Wood have become stirred over rumors that he is about to be re- tired on the ground of physical dis ability.
 Gen. Wood. it is known, took his re. call from France as d hint that hls retirement Was under consideration. lie Is the senior major general of the army The fact that he was not or dered to remain in France has caused much surprise Since Gen. Woods re turn members Of his personal staff have been transferred and sent back to France.
 Gen. Wood, 1t developed, did not ex pect that his testimony before the military committee. given Monday would be made public. He is desirous now of appearing at public session in order that his statement might be made sequentially
 After hearing Gen. Woods testi. mony some members of the senate military committee expressed the view that experiences so interesting as his ought to be repeated to the president It beeame known that Senator Thom- as of Colorado, G Democrat, had at tempted to bring this about and com municated with the White House. Since that time no word has come from the White House as To whether or not the president would invite Gen Wood to call
 At the committee on military af- fairs 1t Was stated no determination had been reached as to whether Gen. Wood would appear a second time for a public hearing
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
GERMANY CALLS BOYS OF IT
News is Made Public Through Ads in Swiss Papers-Sent to Front
 Immediately.

Paris-The German consul general at Zurich adYer'ises in newspapers, in viting all German subjects of the age of 17 to communicate with him With a view to their being called 10 the colors, according 10 the Zurich cor respondent of the Petit Journal.
 Drafting of the class of 1921 be- gan in several parts of Germ>1y in the first days of March, according to information from trustworthy sources and a large number of youths have been sent directly into the war zone in civilian clothing without having re- ceiyed preliminary military training
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
Quit laxatives,
 Purges; Try NR
NR Tonight Tomorrow Feel Rigti

It is a mistake to continually do.a yourself with so-called laxative piIls calomel. oil. purges and cathartcs and force bowel action. It weakens the bowels and liver and makes con- stant dosing necessary.
 Why don't you begin right today ,o overcome your constipation and get your system in such shape that daily purging will be unnecessary? Yoi can do so if you get a 25c box of Natures Remedy (NR Tablets) and take one each night for 8 week or so.
 NR Tablets do much more than merely cause pleasant easy bowel &C., ton. This medicine acts upon the digestive as well as eliminative organs promotes good digestion, causes the body to get the nourishment from all the food you eat, gives you good. hearty appetite, strengthens the liver, overcomes bilfousness, regulates kidney and bowel action and gives the whole body a thorough cleaning out This accomplished you will not have to take medicine every day. An occasional NR tablet will keep your body in c0ndi- ton and you can always feel your best.
 Try Natures Remedy (NR Tablets) and prove this It is the best bowel medicine that you can use and costs only 25c per box, containing enough to last twenty-five days. Natures Rem. edy (NR Tablets) Is sold, guaranteed and recommended by your druggist