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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-07-16

The German people have been COM
manded to go barefooted If there
were as little at that end OF their
bodies as at the opposite end they
could have done without shoes long
ago.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-07-16

w used every day, be-
snmenI is compelled to
Instead Of
9aan can smOk two.
NUT his purchase OF
i,ipe tobacco il, iIaIf
okers are. us Il rule,
Here Is Il chance for
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-07-16

New York despatch states that
40 German firms will be sold out.
When the Yankees are through with
the Huns, all Germany will be pretty
much sold out"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-07-16


communities, especially Hartford,
New Britain, and Bristol has in
creased, perhaps, 80 per cent over
the figures given.
Every one of these communities is
in direct line for the benefits which
would result from the developing of
the water power at this part of the
river. These cities and towns are
among the most prosperous as we'll
as the oldest in the state. Among
their residents are thousands OF
people who are engaged in manufac-
turing and agricultural pursuits, and
whose products go beyond the border
Of the United States. There are hun
dreds of prosperous mercantile and
manufacturing concerns and hum
dredS of thousands of consumers who
will indirectly feel the benefit of q
substantial movement to increase the
manufacturing facilities in their re-
spective localities Not only the
places I have mentioned but several
other important towns and cities in
Connecticut and Massachusetts will
be accommodated by the proposed
improvements on the Connecticut
river. There is no question but that
with the increased population and
continued industrial development the
demand for water power is growing
rapidly. 1t would be difficult to es-
innate the great advantages to the
industries of northern Connecticut
which are bound to follow when the
proposed project opens up this new
source of power.
The firm belief in the ultimate sue
cess of the project is greatly
strengthened by the personnel of
those who are back of the enter
prise They are substantial men of
affairs who have achieved marked
! success in other lines and who are
| identified with the largest CONNER
cial and manufacturing interests in
their respective towns, and it may be
expected that they will bring to this
| important undertaking the same abil
| ity, enterprise, fair dealing, and judg
ment that have characterized their
endeavors in the past.
| The Connecticut Valley is anxious
| to make the most of the natural re-
sources of the Connecticut river. In
! nv speech in the house of represent
| tatives, on March 81, 1914, I men,
! toned the reasons for the widespread
| desire for the Improvement of the
| Connecticut river. The Connecticut
| rises in the extreme northern portion
| of New Hampshire and flows in a
southerly direction between that state
! and Vermont forming the boundary
line between these two states and
| through Massachusetts and Connect
! cut, emptying into Long Island Sound
| and Saybrook, about 80 miles to the
eastward of New Haven and about
| 40 miles to the westward of New
London. Its entire watershed is said
| to he about 1900 square miles. of
which only about $50 square miles
are below Hartford. Most of the i'm
| portant tributaries of the Connecti-
cut river join it above HARTFORD Be
low Hartford there are only five that
| NAV he considered of any Importance
The Park or Hog river enters the
Connecticut from the westward at
Hartford about 400 feet below the
| highway bridge, and the Hockanum
river flows into it from the eastward
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-07-16

The Berlin Lokal- Anzeiger says the
americans are smart only when they
want to be. They usually want to be
just at a time when the Huns try to
be smart.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-07-16

Estile Fete in Big Store".-Head-
IA When the office boy read this
|ke said he'd seen just such feet in
some of the local stores
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-07-16

You can become q fuel patriot
next winter by turning off unneeded
lights these summer nights.-Pater-
son Press Guardian.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-07-16

do not (thank heaven) call them
"Buddies'. They call them "Yanks'.
There goes the last of the famous old
Mason. and Dixon line.-New London
Day.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-07-16
FACTS AND FANCIES.

Swearing off on Jan. I ought to
remain an individual prerogative. -
New York World
Their trench companions do not
call our boys ''sammies", and they
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-07-16
has declared wal

6f1teers should DC SEN
Athe rest OF their lives
s-~-|
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-07-16

Mi in MassachuSett named
3fS his canvass for support
4Santoday. Sort Of a long cam
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-07-16
7OODRICH.

seW Britain were
ng to learn of the
DO drich, the oldest
city. Only a few
Adrich was the re-
8 Fluctuations OH
his ninetN-fO urth
physical condition
ouch that friends
live to enjoy his
a years, Mr.. Good
active. His fig
one about the
he resided, and
tp-listen to him
Phditions here
ses it's coincidence
|Irvivors.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-31
NEMECKE
PROTIUTOKY.


Nemci v obave, ze ustup cd
reky Ourcq mGze Sc promenit
We zmateny ltek, pokracuji We
svych protiutocich We vyseku
Soissons-Remes. Naproti tomu
spojenci tlaci nepritele zvlast
l. mesta Bugancy, nedaleko
scissors, kde Hunove rovnez
ustupuji. Pakli by mem. arma-
da daleko cd Buzancy byla "a
tlacena, dstup NemcG bude OBJ
tiznejsi a ztraty valecneho ma
terialu ohromne.
Jiz nyni cely vysek je prepl-
men vojenskymi transporty, de-
iy a proviantem v pozadi mem.
linie stehovanym, kterazto pre-
kotna doprava prekazi mem.
pechot6 lstup kryjici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-31
DIFFERENCE MEZI CENTRALlNIN1I
l.t , MOCEMI.

Amsterdam, 80. cerVence. - MeZi centralnimi mOcem
jest neuste kvaseni Nemecko nemuze dohod
Rakouskem polske oazce Turci svar Bulhary
vaecnou korist Dobrudzu Zkousen by veskeren mozny
zpdsob jak nebezpecne hadanky rozlus ale dosud
docileno vzaemne dohody.
Germani nechti ami sySeti rakouske anekci Poska
jakeko forme stavl pro planGm zdi Kraovstv Pol
ske pod zezem nekereho arcvvody rodu habsburskeho
Po odstoupeni hrabete Czernina panovaa Nemecku
nadee re rakouskoposka oazka neprde vice pretres
Rakousko spokojl pdeenym 1zemim, odhatym Ru
munsku pod zaminkou re 81 preje posn6ni hranicn cary
Zatm ale jest zevno re Czernnuv nsupce Burian hoda
sedovat potiku sveho pTedchGdce
Podobne nen vyhlidky smrne rozreseni tureckobu-
harskeho sporu Dobrudzu drinopolskou drahu Nepate
ske hnu vzajem vzrsta jak Sredci tax Carhrade
Turc zcela zfeme oznacu Buhary Nemce Bakanu mez
tim take Buhar vGci Turk1m nesetm rlznym mao IL
chotvym poznamkami.
Emil Zimmerman pse vcerejsim Local Anzegeru
varovnym hlasem aby cenrn moc zanechay b6hem vaky
rGznych msnfch rozbrojG nema b vSe echo byo az do
sud ziskano, ztraceno.
Essenach Kruppovych zbrojovkach necht zeny trpe
ii mportovane d6lniky Hoandska Kdyz posedni tyden
prbyl cey vak hoandskych denk do Esenu byl prvian
temito zenami ez hazely kamen voaly Pryc neutrani
mi zodeji prace Hoandane by do dovazen proto
ably nahrad nemecke delncvo ktere byo donuceno ode
fonu do France Zeny vysovy zcea vefejne kaz
deho Holandana ukamenuj poce jez zencena jest ma
pouhou desnu muzstva opro drvejsku, jest uplne bez
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-31
CESK0SLOVENSKA ARMADA Sc ZMOC
NILACELEkADY NEST.
VfDENSKA REICHSPOST PRINASf o
TOMTO USPECHU ZPRAVU.
AMERlCKY VYSLANEC DONUCEN K OPUSTENf
ARCHANGELSKA.
MURMANSKU Sc SCHYLUJE SRAzCE MEZI SPOJEN-
CIA NEMECKO-FINSKYM VOJSKEM.

Washington, 80 cervence. Zpravu o zmocneni
skych lodi vojskem Novorossku kav
kazskem pobrez prines poodredn rakouky list Rechpost
ak hasi zdes Ceskosovenska Narodn Rada Cesi zmocn
nekolika NEST Cernem Mor pode Kavkazu kde obsa
dill ruske bevnice pri cemz jeden parnku potopen Po
slednes akce udaa Novorossku kery ez pred dznou
vedouc Cerneho More do Azovskeho More prave napro
KerGi pooosrove Krymu bitevnic pax bombardovai
Novorossk. Podrobnos vsak nedosly Mez mesy obsaze
nym Ceehoslovaky menovana sou Savropo Srjebriakov
Michelovka die nekterch zprav zmocn spoecne blou
rukou gardou Sysramu Pravvos techto zprav
jekoz uvedenych koncnach dosud nachaz velky
Get voenskych zajatcd Rakouska bolsevckou vadou
Kavkaze JIM Rusi zdrzovanych Spoehvos zpravy pax
dokazue okonost re pfnesena bya rakouskm poofednm
se kters nj dosud 1zkosiys zamcys ka5y uspfch &C.
skoslovenskych zbrani ma Sbfri
Navzajem 81 odporuc zpravy doznavajici pritomnost
nemeckeho vojska Moskve dosy dnes do sanho depare
jedna vypravuje, re bosevcky mnsrpresident Nj
koa Lenn svo aby Nemecko vysalo vosko ku strezeni
moskevkeho nemeckeho vyslanecv kdezo depese prame
MI nych popra Zdejsi kruhy pax pesvedceny ze
oddil nemeckeho vojska Moskve z je.
Kandaaska, Ruske Laponsko 80 Spojenectf
vysanc ktefi posledne opus Voogdu uchyli do Ar
changelska by poslednesiho prtavnho mesta
vypovezeni pfiby prav6 do Kandalasky Americk vysa
David R. Francis nachazi mezi mimi. Opusi voogdu
dne 25 ervence naedkem posevi bolsevckeho mnistra
vnitra Ccerina enz Jim oznam Vologde roz bombardo
vanl re nutno mesto opu nemuze jech bezpecnot
rucit Zva dplomaty do Moskvy ale tito rozhod oesto
vat do Archangeka ably zual spoeni svym zememi
Archangelsky sovet jednaje die rozkazu obdrzenych
Moskvy zapovedel ale vyslancum dalsi pobyt dial Jim dis
posici dive male ruke odic Ma paubach echo dvou
pavidel doprovazen ruskym parnkem dai 28
cestu pres Bile More Vypravs prave pred
vyplum doSel Moskvy rozkaz ably vsancum bylo odpu
tt zabraneno.
@ Londyn, 80. Gervence Srazka mez spoeneckou BRAN
moci pobize Enareseenu murmaqske obast spoe-
nym nemeckofnskym voskem nedlouho nevynu-
telnou Vypravf tax prav prby cestuici onech krajn
N6mc posupuj zvona jekoz must upravovati cesty
druhe strany od severn stavi opetne silnc spojenc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-31

Valecny zpravoda Vorwaerts varuje Berlin, ably schop
amerckych brancG nkterak nepodcenova Americana
sou dobr voni dobre zbroen zveni kte NemcGm zpu-
sobi este mnohou neprijemnost.
Dnesni Pershngova zprava amerckych ztrat Franci
zn II padlych 27 ranam chorobam podehnuvsch 95 ez
a ehce ranenych t PEST voni pohresuji. marina
XII pai tf ranam podlehli cty tezce byl poranen Me-
ri tezce ranenymi pesm vony nahaze tez diva cesti
bratri Frantisek Rudolf PaylI Tyndal. s. d
Svycarsky dennik La Suisse zeneve pse re Stroke
sy nemeckeho du dozvedey z nezdar korunniho prn
Marry vzdor prfsne censufe Sskych casopsu Zravy
asku Nemcu vyseku Sossos zustaviy Nemcch roztrp
eobecne vyslovoyny sou obavy re Kasr svetovou
vlku vic nevyhraje Nejve sen Nemecku si raneni cd
frony vracejic voac kdezo nekter bernst krtkove
vypocavaji re N6mci posledni tri mesce zratil z
100000 vojaku Franci Begii Vzhedem tomu
nemecky nrod chce mir byt ztraou ElsasLotrinska
Pafz, 81 cervence = Americana udrzeli upeynili no.
frontu rekou Ourcq mezi Seringes Neses.
Francouzi novych svych poscch Oulchy hyleChateau
odrazli dnes n6mecke protiutoky Meso Oulchy lez
stredu ine mezi Scissors Tardenos bylo vzato
Francouzi ltokem vcera
Nemci vypaluji vesnice btevn carou chysta dalsi
ustup.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-31
ATENTAT MA MARSALA
EICHORNA v KYJEVE.


Amsterdam, 81. cervence.
Polni marsal Eichorr, velitel
nemeckeho vojska v Ukraine,
srolu Sc svym pobocnikem, byl
vazne zranen posledniho Utter
ka Kijeve. Byla ma ne z vo-
ziku, ktery potkah jeho povoz,
kdyz Sc vracel domI 2 dIstoj-
nickeho kasina, hozera puma.
Utocnik vozka byli zatceni.
MarsalGv pobocnik, taktez IRA
neny Jest kapitanem a jmenu
jc Sc Dressler. Atentat uvaden
jest v souvislost Sc stranou So
elaine revolucni, ktere jest ma
vrub pripisovano zavrazd6ni
hrabete Mirbacha, nemeckeho
vyslance v Moskve.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-31

KAMEN
v LABI

Amsterdam, 81. cervence.
Hnamy "Hladovy kamen" v
lece Labi poblize Decina v se-
vernich Cechach jest nyni po
rrv6 "a trvani valky spatrovan.
Jak znamo byva vzdy prcdme
TEN pOvery, re v zemi pastane
hlad = coz je vlastne priroze-
nou veci, an Sc objevi jen "a
velmi suchych let, kdy stav vo
dy jest velice nizkym. V kane
MI vytesan jest starozitny ma
pis: "Kdyko-li mne spatris -
budeS!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-31
SPOJENCI NEUSTOUPf Cd VYBOJE..
AMERICANA PRINESLI MA ZAPADNf FRONTU
% MOVE NADSENf.

Washington. 80. tervence = DIE neurednich zprav
az devet n6meckych dvs pocu 900 az 100000 muzi
pod vetesvim prince Rupprechta bavorskeho, enz nyn
soji pro anglcke frone Flandersku ktey jest hoov
prichvatati germanskym sborm mz francouzsko
aercke mezi Soissonsem RemeSi tax zle zatape
kterak nezaraz vbonost vok spoeneckh mstech kde
napor tax mnohosbne zapocal.
nevyssch drednckych mist vyslovne pravf:
"Od dnesni DOLBY nebude nemeckym vojskGm popTano
pokoje."
Casem zdao re spojenecky protinapor ponekud po-
vouje ale muzi ker dobre jsou obeznamen udalosm
Franci spoeneckou polikou, predpovida nak. Jest
made vsecnu pochybnost sto ze offensive bude
Okonost tuo uspslo havne s1castneni Ameriky
posednich pozemnch boch kere pro spoence tax spesns
vzney.
(Pokracovanf strane tretf.) '~7-F'T
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-31

Dnes a Ultra, We ctvrtek, jasno
tepleji.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-04
PERSIUS WARNS HUNS OF
GREAT DANGER FROM y. s.

all the food and munitions need
eel for it, army. but II incontesi-
able that the American efforts
ought 90 be taken seriously. for
grave danger threatens from
thai quarter.
Il regret that there should
prevail la Germany "A tendency
10 disparnge the British fleet.
Mess We can greatly areentnaie
the activities Of our u.boats. we
shall be faced with two great
and powerful dang-rs--ube men
ace from America and that from
an attack on our COASTS by the
combined enemy naval forces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-04
Start Tomorrow
and Keep 1t Up
Every Morning
Get In the habit Of drinking .
glass Of hot water before
breakfast.

We're not here long. NO let's make
our stay agreeable. Let us live well.
eat weil. digest well. work we'll. sleep
well. and look well. What a glorious
condition to attain. and yet. how
very easy II ia II one will only adopt
tho morning inside hath
Folks who are accustomed TO feel
dun and heavy when they arise.
splitting headache. stuffy from a
cold. foul tongue. nasty breath.
acid stomach, can. instead. feel IA
frcsh as daisy BY opening the
sluiccB OF the system each morning
internal poisonous stagnant matter.
Every one. whether niling. sick or
well. should. each morning. before
breakfast. drink a glass of real hot
water with "a teaspoonful of lime
stone phosphate In IL to wash from
the stomach. liver and bowels tho
previous days indiRestible waste.
sour bile and poisonous toxins.
The action OF hot water and limo.
stone phosphate on an empty stom.
ach Us wonderfully invigorating. II
cleans out all the sour fcrmenta
tions. gases. waste and acidity and
gives ono splendid appetite for
breakfast
The millions OF people who are
bothered with constipation. bilious
spells. stomach trouble. others who
have sallow skins. blood disorders
and sickly complcXions are urged to
ret "A uuartpr Mound ~ Limestone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-04
BACKACHE KILLS!

Don't make the fatal mistake OF
neglsctinE what may seem 10 be
simple little bnekarhe." ThnEnn
isn't any such thing. II may be ths
first warning that your kidneys hfs
not working properly ana throwing
or the poinons as they should. N
this IL the case 40 after the cause ~
that backhche and do u quickly or
you may find yourself In the grip OF
an incurnble disease.
COLD MEDAL Uaarlen oil Cap
pules will give almost Immediate
relief from kidney and bladder trou-
bles. which may be the unauHpscted
cause OF general III health. GOLD
MEDAL UaAriem OH Capsule are
imported direct from the inbOrA-
tories in Holland. They are pre-
pared in correct quantity and con-
venient form 90 take and are pOsl-
lively guaranteed 20 give prompt
RELIEF or your money viii be refund
ed. Oct them At any drug store. but
be sure 10 insist on the GOLD
MEDAL brand. and take no other.
In boxes. three sizes. For sale and
guaranteed by the owl Drug 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-04

Farnlsh. Before serving IL. either
cut away the crust or remove tn.
aheliac with varni.h remover.
Never throw away an Old dough.
nut. i, can be made into a fin. lfni.
tauon coral brooch and u can alro be
used az a pendulum ball tn clock.
A little b~eawax PLACED on tho scat
81 the chairs viii prevent the chi.
dren from wriEEiinE around a, the
dinner table.
FRIED food II no, good for children.
80 II IL much better 20 boil pancakes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-04
TIE SUPER. RENOLNER

THE stfkRRENOLtti
We hear "a lot about
Tho Lewis and
drowning machine guns.
And the inventors.
And the army rrvolvera
That shoot from
Six TO 10 bullets AZ
4 loading.
hut we've never
Heard % this revolver.
or tho frlia who
Invented u.
Tho revolver they
Use In movie comedies.
When chasing tho
Niliais all over tho
House. up on the
Roof. down the rain
Spout. and over miles
OF streets. blazing
Away Mt him.
It's n marvellous gun
That wonderful movie
Revolver. that never
Runs out Of bullets.
lis a wonder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-04
SCHWAB

Here's Mister schwab.
neEuh'
Right on tho job.
No common hlob
il Mister schwhb.
Hos one ~ us the mob
hut gee the conyolutions In his knob
Are thick as Kernels on a cob.
So help me. bob
Believe me-. Boo. he'll rob
The boat ~ ltH job
And make the Germans sob
To think a man named Schwab
l. playing hob
with their nofnrlous mob.
Some punchl Some throbl
Has Mister achwab.
lilo takes a COB
or molten metal and daub
OF paint and bibblty bob
The sailors Hwab
A new deck. engines throb
And. ntcamlng like the kettle on the
hob.
one new boats done. cabob.
And M for any job.
Some SQUAD
II Mister Schwab
n~Fob'
Wearing the kalrer'a goat upon his
fob
EDMUND VANCE COOKE.
Copyright. 1915. y. y. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-04

believe In II. But In the case OF Nux-
ated Iron ! feel would be remiss in
my duty not TO mention it. ! have
taken IL myself and given II to my
patients with most surprising re-
suits. And those who wish quickly
TO increase their strength. power
and endurance will find II most
remarkable and wonderfully effee-
tive remedy"
No matter what other tones or
iron remedies YOU have used without
success--if you are not strong or
well, you owe IL to yourself TO mako
the following test. See how long
you can work or how far you can
walk without becoming tired; next
take two five-gratn tablets or Nu>-
ated Iron three times per day, after
meals, for two weeks. Then test your
strength again and see how mucn
you have gained. NuNated Iron VIII
increase the strength. power ana en-
DURANGO OF delicate. nervous. run
down people in two weeks time. IN
many Instances.
Manufacturers Note: Nuxated Iron
which has been used by 90 May sue
cessSul people with such surprising re-
suits. and which IL prescribed end Qn0D1l
commended above by physicians, - not
secret remedy. but one which Is well
known 20 druggists everywhere. Unlike
the older inorganic iron products. II -,
easily assimllated, and does not injure
tho teeth. make them black nor upset
the stomach. The manufacturers guar
antoe successful and entirely satisfac-
tory results 20 every purchaser, or they
will refund your money. II "a dispensed
in this city by Owl Drug Co. Bartsii
Drug Co. Swift's Pharmacy and ~ sthsr
druggistA >,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-04
Dy Newspaper Enterprise
Assoeiaiion)

AMSTERDAM. June Capt
PerHlur. naval critic of the Hor.
lin TaFobiatt. warns Germany ~
tho danger Of undertaking the
strength Of America In the war.
Ito says.
IN tho American military au.
ihoriti.- can place In France n
sufficient number Of troops. tho
question 81 submarine warfare
viii be solved In manner not nj
all favorable To Germany.
Opinions differ ON whether
the United States can transport
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-04
Single Standard Enough

The National voters league mas gone 10 spntting hars
fact that members of propose to make
their campaigns the simple platform II loyal"
There will be important problems to solve during and after
the war; says the league land other standards than
It won't make much difference what the candidates
up for themselves in the OF personal platforms
the people going to size candidates the standard
Of their loyalty and can them If they don't shine in this
particular
At any rate, the people preparing for such
dton and they want loyal guard in the
house of representatives.
War is the nations business and it cannot have poti-
cal business usual any than it other sorts
A house of fools blind to everything loyalty to
for successfully prosecuting the would be
preferable composed of Alexis pufed up with
sefmportance and determined to solve their import
ant problems if the problems of winning the
thereby held up.
We need a congress loaded the muzzle with loyalty
to the business The standard of loyalty will suffice
for the choosing of it. -
OF soaring searen and Sdmnlies crossing the At
lantic by suddenly appearing uesse like sub
marine. An American naval commander says these
huge fish responsible for many submarine stories
The chance Of being shot at must enven the sport for
black fish.
Coney island should be enough identify IL Of Ger
extraction IL attacked persons in civilian garb
and shooed respect for a poiceman's Uniform, only
"Greatest army transported overseas bv am
country IN the history OF the tCord," is Americas
firstyearntcar record Which toH only be beaten By
Americas second-year -tn-tCor.
Again do health experts condemn the OF suinrain
hole forgetting that those rho read health reports are
too old to slide down mud banks and those tcho do
never read health reports.
The aoorst thing that be said about am man
is that hes good Pr7tssan"
Every American loss Over There should call for
greater American effort here.
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tions Rre an entirely different thing
from NuNated Iron, which has been
used and strongly endorsed by many
physicians formerly connected with
well-known hospitals. the Hon. Les
lie NJ. shaw. former presidential
cabinet officer. former United States
senator's Vice Presidential Nominee
Charles \. Townc, former members
OF congress, distinguished United
states army generals (retiredl.
Judge Atkinson OF the United states
court Of claims, at Washington. and
others"
In regard 10 the value OF NuSatcd
Iron. former Health Commissioner OF
Chicago William II. Kerr, said: AS
health commissioners OF the city OF
Chicago. ! was importuncd many
times to recommend different medi-
cines. mineral waters. etc. Never yet
have ] gone on record as favoring
any particular remedy. But in the
case OF NuNated Iron feel an excep-
ton should be made to the rule
From my own experience with Il, |
feel that II is such a valuable rem
edy that II ought to he used in every
hospital and prescribed by every
physician in this country. and II my
endorsement shall induce anaomic
nervous, rundown men and women
to take NuNnted Iron. and receive
tho wonderful tonic benefits which
] have received, l shall feel greatly
gratified that | made an exception
To my lifelong rule IN recommend.
ing H."
Or. Schuyler c. Jaaues. formerly
visiting surgeon Of st. Elizabeth 3
hospital. New York city, said; Il
have never before given out any
medical Information or advice for
publication. as l ordinarily do not