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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-01
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tOmmree Buliding. fhone lVS.
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Paper Company
RODGERS PAPER CO., AGO Ferry
Street. Phone 152.
Photographers
TROVER-WEIGEL STUDIO, 442 State
Street. Phone 324. Home portraits
our speciality.
CR0NISE, TOM, 1913 North Commercial
Street. Phone 3S2.
Physicians -ChirOpractic
SCOTT, O. L., 4O6-7-S U. s. Bank
Bldg. Office Phone 81; Res. S2SR.
Observation-Disclosures
SCHENK, DIR. c. H, Derby Bldg.
Phone 1882. Naturopath and CHR
opractor
Physicians Homeopathic
ALTMAN. DIR. L. g., Office and Res
idencg 296 North Liberty Street.
Phone 147.
Physicians and Surgeons
Osteopathic
DIR. w. L., 4045 U. S. Nat y
Blk. Bldg Office Phone 919, Res. 614.
DIR. R. W., 505 to s, U. s.
Natl Bank Bldg. Phones, Office $50,
Res. 22l5.
SCHOETTLE, DIR. THERESA, 62S
North Winter Street. Phone 392R.
Physicians and Surgeons
DIR. H. j., 410 Salem
Bank of Commerce Bldg. Phone SOL.
ELLIS, G.. ", M. D., 1866 Salem Bank
of Commerce Bldg. Phones, Office
S07, Res. 313.
LANE, DIR. D. f., 8 and A Odd Fellows
Bldg. Phones, Office 1918, Res. 514
THOMPSON, DIR. F. H., Ala Bank of
Commerce Bldg. Phone COG. Com
plete XRay equipment.
Pianos
CHERRINGTON & ST. HELEN, Ais
Court Street. Phone 352. Highest
grades Of all kinds of Pianos.
Plumbing and Steam Fitting
BARR. THEO, NJ, 1854 s. Commercial
Street. Phone 1872.
Pumps and Implements
oURvINE PUMP & IMPLEMENT
CO., c. D. Purvine, Prop, 175 North
Commercial Street. Phone SAG.
z
Rooms
THE, 1890 Chemeketa
between Capitol and 18th Streets,
near state house. Phone 1880. Rooms
with modern conveniences.
Real Estate, Loans and
Insurance
'QUARE DEAL REALTY CO., Choice
Valley Farms and City Property,
2O2-3 U. S. Natl Bank Bldg. Phone
470.
W. H. & CO., 275
State Street. Phone 2315.
G. W., 406 Hubbard Bldg.
Phones, Office 1914, Res. 2O22.
Oc0I AESKv n n on c4o4. o4-.
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Shoe Stores

B00TERY, THE, j. B. Littler, Mgr.
167 North Commercial Street. Phone
ll96,
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Hotels

11USpithLS
SALEM DEACONNESS, 65S South
Winter Street. Phone 557.
SALEM HOSPITAL, East Center St.
Phone l08.
TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL, DR.. G. C.
Bellinger, Supt. Phone 455. Route
5, Box %.
WILLAMETTE SANITARIUM, 215
South Winter Street. Phone 800.
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Meat and Poultry
Meat Markets

HUNTS MARKET, 18th and Leslie
Streets. Phone 252.
MIDGET MARKET, S. Levy, Prop
35l State Street. Phone 176.
SOUTH SALEM MARKET, 1191 South
Commercial Street. Phone 1856.
STATE STREET MARKET, Frank
Mapes, Prop, 1856 State Street
Phone 1893.
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Loans

FORD, 7. X, Rooms and 4, Bush
Bldg. Phone 5ls.
ROBERTS, THoS. A.. eos U. S. Nat I
Bank Bldg. Phones 3S5. Money to
loan on real estate, at liberal terms.
VERMONT LOAN & TRUST CO., Fl.
NJ. Hawkins, Mgr, sl4 Masonic Bldg.
Phone l427. Mortgage Loans.
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Florists

CLANCEY, C. B. 1913 North Liberty
Street. Phone 3S1.
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COnfectiOnaries

GRAY BELLE, Manufacturers, 44O
State Street. Phone 1888.
ROBERTS, H. W., 400 South 18th st.
Phone 966.
THE SPA, 1892 State Street. Phone 227
Salem s most popular Confectionery,
where service and quality counts.
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Corset Shop

NU BONE CORSET PARLOR, A. E.
Lyons, formerly of B. Altman Co.,
New York City; 429 Court Street.
Phone 05S. Worlds Star Hosiery,
Klean Knit Underwear, in Sanitary
package.
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Creameries

CAPITAL CITY CO. OPERATIVE
CREAMERY, 1888 Court Street.
Phone 300.
MARION CREAMERY & PRODUCE
Co, y. G. Deckebach, Mgr, 260 s,
Commercial Street. Phone PASS.
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Laundries

CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY, 1894
Broadway. Phone los.
HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY, cor.
ner l5'a and B Streets. Phone 247l.
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Nurseries

CAPITAL CITY NURSERY CO., E. A.
Bennett, President and Manager, 1880
Chemeketa Street. Phone 75. Nur-
sery Stock, Nut, Fruit and Ornament.
al Shrubbery.
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ses and Teleph
PERRY. ]. c., lis South Commercial
Street. Phone s79.
RED CROSS PHARMACY. W. H
PRUNK, Prop, 3S6 State Street
Phone IA.
SCHAEFER 'S DRUG STORE, 1876
N. Commercial Street. Phone 1877.
WARD. FRANK S.. 54S State Street
Phone 2247.
E
Electric Company
WEIGH ELECTRIC FIXTURE CO.,
22O North Commercial Street. Phone
959.
EvapOratOrs
SALEM KINGS PRODUCTS CO., Jack
Walker, Mgr. Front and Market
Streets. Phone $50.
F
Fence Works
SALEM FENCE WORKS, R. B. Flem'
ing, Prop. $50 Court Street, Phone
1874. Res. Phone 92. All sizes 26
to 5S inches high.
Florists
CLANCEY, C. B. 1913 North Liberty
Street. Phone 3S1.
Foot Specialist
STANTON, DR., Dermatologist and
Foot Specialist, SIS o. s. Bank Bldg.
Toe Nails removed without blood or
pain or causing soreness. Special atten-
ton given to antiseptics.
Fruits Dried and Potatoes
Wholesale
MANGIs BROS, $40 State Street.
Phone II.
Funeral Directors and
Embalmers
RIGDoN, W. T. CO., 252 North High
Street. Phone, Office 1888, Res. Ill.
TERWILLIGER FUNERAL HOME
no Chemeketa Street. Phone 724.
Lady Licensed Embalmer always in,
attendance.
WEBB,GLOUGH CO., 400 Court Street.
Phone 100 or 9S8.
Furniture Companies
FURNITURE CO., VIM
McGilchrist, Mgr. III North Liberty
Street. Phone 95l.
Garages
CAPITAL GARAGE, Rutherford s
Riedesel, Props, l73 South Liberty
Street. Phone SS. Agents for
Chalmers and Briscoe Cars.
General Merchandise
C. NJ, 1900 East State Street.
Phone 93.
FAIR GROUNDS STORE, THE, H..
Doe & Son, Props, Fair Grounds.
Phone S43.
A. W., go North Com.
mereial Street. Phone T2l.
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Stove Repairing

FLEMING, R. B. 250 Court Street.
Phone 124. Stoves Rebuilt and Re-
paired.
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Restaurants

WHITE HOUSE, ss2 State Street
Phone 196.
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Amusements

DENIs0N'S s BOATS L BATHS, Chas.
X. Denison, Prop. Foot Of Court st.
Phone 849.
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Millinery

CURTIS, MRS. L. g., Fisk and other
styles, 125 North High Street.
Phone 2297.
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Canneries---Fruit
HUNT BROS. CO., W. G. Hunt. Mgr.
las Division Street. Phone $50.
4
Carpet Cleaning
STEAM & VACUUM CARPET
CLEANING WORKS, 14th and vii
bur Streets. Phone 1854.
Cheese FactOry---WhOlesale
and Retail
GARDEN ROAD COOPERATIVE
CHEESE FACTORY. R. f. d. No. Z
Phone 24F3l. A. w. Anderegg, local
distributor.
Chinese Herbs
HUM, l.. NJ, care of Yick SO Tong
l53 South High Street. Phone 282
Chinese Medicine & Tea Co., medicine
which will cure any disease. Open
Sundays from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.
COnfectiOnaries
GRAY BELLE, Manufacturers, 440
State Street. Phone 1888.
ROBERTS, H. W., 400 South 18th st.
Phone 966.
THE SPA, 1892 State Street. Phone 227
Salem s most popular Confectionery,
where service and quality counts.
COntractOrs---Cement
KOENEKE, JOHN, 1880 North 10th
Street. Phone 1887.
K0RB, DAVID. 4O7 North 2lst Street.
Phone 479-R.
VIESK0, M. H., 1343 South Liberty
Street. Phone 1906. Plastering,
brick and cement work.
C0ntractors---Paving
kEIIRBERGER, AUGUST, 174O State
Street. Phone 1878.
Corset Shop
NU BONE CORSET PARLOR, A. E.
Lyons, formerly of B. Altman & Co.,
New York City; APO Court Street.
Phone 05S. World Is Star Hosiery,
Klean Knit Underwear in Sanitary
package.
CreamerieS
CAPITAL CITY co OPERATIVE
CREAMERY, 1888 Court Street.
Phone 300.
MARION CREAMERY & PRODUCE
CO., y. G. Deckebach, Mgr, 26O s.
Commercial Street. Phone PASS.
ID
Diaries
PARAMOUNT DAIRY, SCHNEIDER Bros,
Props, Riverside Drive Milk and
Cream wholesale and retail.
BROS DAIRY, Salem,
Route |, Box /, west end of steel
bridge, Phone 1897.
SALEM SANITARY MILK CO., 1907
State Street. Phone BIG.
Dentists
OLSON, o. A., Masonic Bldg. Phone.
Office 44O; Rec. 53l.
PAINLESS PARKER, DENTIST, 500
State Street. Phone 926.
DIR. +. t., Ala Bank of Com
merce Bldg. Phone COG. Complete
X'Ray equipment.
Dressmakers
THE. Mccormack Bldg.
Phone H. Hemstitching and all
kinds Of fancy sewing.
FISHER, MRS. CARRIE, Room ., Me.
Cornaek Bldg. Phone i65,
THE NARROWER SHOP, Mrs. L. NJ.
Nesbitt. 429 Court Street, Phone
s5S. Hemstitching. chain stitching,
cable stitcnlng, embroidery, quilting.
button holes.
Drug Stores
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Music Teachers

NURSES
BARTRUFF, ROSA X. (Registered)
1855 Ferry Street. Phone 946.
CAUTIoRN, FLORENCE NJ. (Regis.
tered, 246 South Cottage Street.
Phone 1922.
HUMPHREY, ANNA +. (Registered)
1856 Ferry Street. Phone 946-W.
PERLICH, RUTH LOUISE (Register-
ed). lilo Center Street. Phon 1917.
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KEIIRBERGER, AUGUST, 174O State
Street. Phone 1878.
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II
Vulcanizing

BRACKETT & GRAY'S TIRE HOS
PITAL, 279 North Commercial Street
Phone l400. New and Second Hand
Tires and Retreading.
GATES HALF-S0LE TIRE SERVICE
STATION, III South Commercial
Street. Phone 428.
QUACKENBUSH AUTO SUPPLY &
TIRE SERVICE STATION, 219-'
North Commercial Street. Phone &C.
MACHINERY & TIRE CO., John B.
Hileman, Mgr, 29l North Com
mercial Street. Phone 7S7.
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Abstract Companies
Academy

SACRED HEART ACADEMY. Center
aud Cottage Streets. Phone ll13.
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Insurance---Life

PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO., L..
S. National Bank Building. Phone
81l.
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EvapOratOrs

SALEM KINGS PRODUCTS CO., Jack
Walker, Mgr. Front and Market
Streets. Phone $50.
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T
Taxi Cabs

SALEM TAXICAB CO., ]. A. Beck.
Mgr. Bligh Hotel. Phone 700. Cars
any kind, any place, any time.
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Monuments

BLAESING GRANITE CO., j. D.
Bohannan, Mgr, Route 3, Box 30.
Phone 1866. All kinds of granite
and marble monuments.
CAPITAL MONUMENTAL WORKS,
22l0 South Commercial Street. Phone
$50.
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ROTH GROCERY, ls4 North Liberty
Street. Phones 1885, 1886 and 1887.
SToNER CASH GROCERY. Geo. W.
Stoner. Prop. $50 Commercial.
Phone 6S. Grain and chicken feed.
WORKS CASH GROCERY, 2Oss Stat
Street. Phone T70.
V0RLS, G. NJ, 10th and Oak Streets.
Phone 2043.
YEW PARK GROCERY, F. P. Harlan,
Prop, 1909 Leslie. Phone 9.
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Ice Cream---WhOlesale

GREGORY, p. NJ. Salcm's Ice Cream
Man, 240 South Commercial Street
Phone l496.
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Vinegar and Bottling Works

GIDEON STOLZ CO., W. T. Stolz,
Mgr, Mill and Summer Streets.
Phone 26. Vinegar and bottling
works. Wholesale and retail.
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Ice Company

CITY ICE WORKS, 1887 Center Street.
Ehone 79. Our Motto: Service, Quail
ity, Honest Weight, Prompt Delivery.
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PERRY. ]. c., IFS South Commercial
Street. Phone 979.
RED CROSS PHARMACY. w. H.
PRUNK, Prop, 3S6 State Street.
Phone la.
SCHAEFER IS DRUG STORE, 1856
N. Commercial Street. Phone 1877.
WARD. FRANK s.. 54s State Street.
Phone 2247.
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General Merchandise

EPLEY, c. NJ, 1900 East State Street.
Phone 90.
FAIR GROUNDS STORE, THE, II.
Doe & Son, Props, Fair Grounds.
Phone S43.
SCHRUNk, A. W., go North Com.
mereial Street. Phone 72l.
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Chinese Herbs

HUM, l.. NJ. care of Yick SO Tong,
153 South High Street. Phone 2S2.
Chinese Medicine & Tea Co., medicine
which viii cure any disease. Open
Sundays from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.
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Furniture Companies
G
Garages

CAPITAL GARAGE, Rutherford s
Riedesel, Props, l73 South Liberty
Street. Phone SS. Agents for
Chalmers and Briscoe Cars.
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Real Estate, Loans and
Insurance

SQUARE DEAL REALTY CO., Choice
Valley Farms and City Property,
2O2-3 U. S. Nat I Bank Bldg. Phone
47O.
GRABENH0RST, W. Fl. & CO., 275
State Street. Phone 2315.
LAFLAR, G. w., 4O6 Hubbard Bldg.
Phones, Office 1914, Res. 2O22.
S0C0IOFSKY, D. D., S41 State Street.
Phone go.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-03-12
O~S@NAa~~

Senator Mason's statement in regard to Nux-
ated Iron shown to several physicians VINO
requested to give their opinions thereon.
Dr. Ferdinand King, a New York Physician
and Medical Author said Il heartily ind0rse
Senator Mason's statement in regard to Nux-
ated Iron. There can be no vigorous iron men
without iron. PallOr means anemia. Anemia
LIeans iron deficiency. The skin OF anemie
men and women is pae the flesh flabby; the
muscles lack tone; the brain flags, and the MEM
cry fails and often they become weak, nervous.
Respondent and melancholy"
Dr. James Francis Sullivan, formerly Ply
stefan of Bellevue Hospital Outdoor Dept.),
New York. and the Westchester County Hos
pitaI said: Senator Mason is to be commended
on handing out this statement on Nuxated Iron
for public print. There are thousands of men
and women who need a strength and blood
builder, but do not know what to take. In my
own opinion there is nothing better than or
ganic iron-Nuxated Iron-for enriching the
blood and helping to increase the strength and
endurance of men and women who burn up too
rcpidy their nervous energy in the strenuous
strain of the great business competition of the
day"
Former Health Commissioner VIM. r. Kerr,
of the City of Chicago. says: 81 have taken
Nuxated Iron myself and experienced its health
giving and strength building effect, and in the
interest of the public welfare / feel it my duty
to make known the results of its am
well past my threescOre years, and want to say
N0TE-Nuxsted Iron which used by Sc
which is prescribed and recommended above
which is we'll known TO druggists everywhere.
easily assimiated and does not injure the teet
manufacturers guarantee successful and entirei
they will refund your money 1t is dispensed b
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-03-12
PROVEN SWAMP-RO
AIDS WEAK KIDNEYS

The symptoms of kidney and bladce=
troubles are often very distressing anu
leave the system in a rundown con-
dition. The kidneys seem 30 suffer
most, as almost every victim COMPLAINS
of lame back and urinary troubles
which should not be neglected. as these
danger signals often lead to more dan
gerous kidney troubles 1r
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root which, so
many people say, soon heals q AIs=
strengthens the kidneys, is a splendid
kidney, liver and bladder medicine, ana,
being an herbal compound, has a gentle
healing effect on the kidneys. which Is
almost Immediately noticed in most
cases by those who use it
A trial will convince ANYONE who
may be in need of it. Better get "a
bottle from your nearest drug store.
and start treatment at once.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation send 10 cents to DR..
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton. N. Y, for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure
and mention The Atlanta Semi-Heekly
Journal Advt.)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-03-12
Prominent New Orleans
Lumber Men Are Held

NEW ORLEANS, March 9.-Four
enemy aliens. prominent lumber .ex-
porters of this city, were arrested by
agents of the department of justice
today, suspected of being dangerous
enemy aliens and of violations of the
espionage law and were held for fur
Their investigation by federal authori-
ties. The men taken into custory were:
Hans s. Forcheimer, general manager
for Hugo Forcheimer; Ernest Albrecht,
chief assistant to Forcheimer; Phil l..
Adam and his brother Robert NJ Adam
simultaneously with the arrest of the
four men, their offices and homes were
visited by squads of federal agents and
a great quantity of books, papers, let
ter files and other documents were
seized. The four prisoners and the
mass of documents were taken to the
federal building where the men were
interviewed by United States District
Attorney Montgomery and Special
Agent Forrest Pendleton, of the depart
ment of justice. Later they were given
into the custody of the United States
marshal
All the prisoners registered as Ger
man citizens several weeks ago under
the enemy alien act.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-03-12
S. NJ. PERRY THOUGHT
HIS TIME HAD COME
Wasn't Free From Suffering
a Single Day for Three Long
Years - Well and Strong
NuW-Gained 25 Pounds

81 have gained twenty-five pounds
on Tanlac and I feel as strong As
mule" said = NJ. Perry. OF gao Elm
wood street, north, Nashville, Tennes-
see.
Ny stomach got in an awful fix
three years ago, and since that time
haven't been free from suffering a
single day had no appetite and
everything I ate lay on my stomach
Ike lead and / would bloat up with
gas until / could hardly get my breath.
NY heart would flutter and palpitate
and many a time / have had to stop
and rest on my way home, / would
get so weak. / took everything /
could hear of for my trouble. but kept
on going down hill until IL looked like
my time had come
FINALLY a friend OF mine told me
about. Tanlac and / got a bottle. II
gave me a fine appetite and l began
picking up right away. I am as hungry
as a wolf at mealtime now and can
eat anything I want without II hurt
ing me- Ny heart is acting all right
again. my breathing is fine and l sleep
like a log at night 1 go to work every
morning feeling fresh and strong and
ready for anything. and can do as big
a DAYS work as / ever could"
TanIac Is sold by one established
agency in every town.-(Advt1
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great physical activity l$ss a
is largely due today to
my personal use of -.
Nuxated Iron. From my own experience win
Nuxated Iron feel it is such valuable remedy
that il ought to be used in every hospital anu
prescribed by every physician in this country
DIR. E. Sauer. a Boston physician who has
studied abroad in great European Medical m
situations said: Senator Mason is right As
lave said hundred times over, regard organic
iron one of the greatest Of all strength ouhu-
ers.
Iron is absolutely necessary to enable your
blood to change your food into living tissue.
Without it, no matter how much or what You
cat your food merely passes through you WIN
out doing you any good. You don I get the
strereth out of il, and a consequence you
become weak pale and sickly looking, Just ike
plant trying to grow in soil deficient IN
Iron."
Dr. Schuyler C. Jaques Visiting Surgeon OF
St EIizabeth's Hospital New York City, SAID:
II have never before given out any medical In
forma ton or advice for publication, as l ordi-
nariIy do not believe in il. But In the case or
Nuxated Iron / feel l would be remiss In my
duty not to mention it. l have taken it myself
and given il to my patients with most surpris-
lrg results. And those who wish quickly TO
increase their strength. power and endurance
VIII find il most remarkable and wonderfully
effective remedy"
IA tor Mason with such surprising results, ana
physicians is not a secret remedy, but one
milk, the older inorganic iron products, IL is
l. make them black nor upset the stomach. The
satisfactory results 10 every purchaser or
= all good druggists
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-03-12
KAISER IS ASKED
TO PLACE SON ON
FINLAND'S THRONE
Russians Recapture hamburg
From GermanS-Deny Kiev
Has FaIIen-HunS Conquer
Three Nations in Five Days

LONDON, March S.-The Finnish
government has asked the German en-
peror to appoint Prince Oscar, the fifth
soa of the emperor, king of Finland,
the Alton Tidningen of Stockholm.
says it learns from diplomatic circles
there, according to an Exchange Tele-
graph dispatch.
Prince oscar of Hohenzollern will be
thirty years old next July. On July,
1914, Prince oscar, apparently agains,
the wishes of his father, contracted
morganatic marriage with Countess Ina
Bassewitz, who had been lady-in-wait-
ing to the empress.
Prince Oscar suffered from heart
trouble during the early months of the
war, and was reported to have collapsed
after leading victorious charge at
Verdun on October 8, 1914. He return
| ed to duty and narrowly escaped cap
| ture in Poland in December. of that
| year There were few reports con-
! corning his activities during 1915, but
| early in 1916 he was slightly wounded
| in the head and thigh on the eastern
| front.
| NEW YORK, March S.-(Summary of
| European Cables of the Day.)-Rus-
| sian revolutionary troops have struck
| back at the Germans who declined to
| halt their advance when peace was
| agreed to and have taken hamburg, 6S
miles south-southwest of Petrograd,
| from the invaders. hamburg is a rail-
road town on the Luga river and the
Germans have moved there from Mar
va to straighten out their line south
ward toward Pskov after peace terms
had been reached.
Differences between Ensign Kry-
lenko, commander of the Bolsheviki
armies, and the peoples commissaries
are reported to have led to the resig-
nation of Krylenko, who recently had
urged the Russian people to use all
means at their command to resist the
central powers. This is the first split
among the men who have composed the
Bolsheviki government, although there
have been reports from time to time
that either Lenine or Trotzky. or both,
would resign.
German claims that the Ukrainian
city of Kiev had been occupied are
denied in PetrogFad, which says that
the city is still in the hands OF the
Bolsheviki, who captured it more than
month ago from the Ukrainian rada
which later made peace with the Teu-
! tons. Berlin's announcement of the
! capture of Kiev was made just as
Russia and Germany agreed to peace
terms and since then there have been
| no reports of military activity in that
region.
In five days Germany has forced
peace terms on three different govern
ments-Russia, Rumania and Finland.
The Finnish government apparently
submitted to the German terms in or
J der TO gain military aid against the
revolutionists, who hold much territory
of southern Finland along the Finnish
| gulf. With Finland and Esthonia I'M
der German suzerainty, the Gulf of
Finland is taken from Russian control
and great Russia has less than $50
miles of coast line along the gulf.
Although the Germans apparently
will permit King Ferdinand to con-
tinue to rule Rumania. the victorious
enemy has compelled his victim to agree
to Illuminating terms.