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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-21

or5uoringen uno lid ibren Neg
Iurf Die eegeniiberiteben6en Stel.
trgen na6 itrategiihen @ltncten gu
1bnen, pel6e OILS anfdngli6e 3iele
4 au5ilbt genonmen pnr0en iein
Piriten.
Die 2tmericauer un0 6ranioiqn
oben, lpic Qaris meloet, Itrategiid
1ihttge 0uncte oui 0en oa9 N}arne-
bal beberridenoen 9tnboben 5uriid-
robert. Die 9lmericoner aQein buben
Eoiiop lno Gre5ancp, oItli6 pon
boteau Gbierrp, 3uriid8enonnen,
erner an einemQunct nabe,Soiiop oen
Sesner uber oen 6iltB 3uriifgeuor.
en uno cine Qtu5obI @eiangene ge-
lo6t. lnteritiibt non 0en Strange
IN boben Die 2lmericuner aud, lpie
eridtet mir6, Die Riideroberlln3
on Ct. 2lgnnn, 60be 223 uno ga
! bape1e MontboOon, iiiolif bon
Germans, beperfiteltgt.
Syn1 Haum pcItlid 9feims, beions
ers iiibli6 Ser Qtdrne. mohen oie
ceutihan erbitterte 0eriud,e, bic
Qiirte 6ront in Uerihieoenen 9tb.
bnitte1 tiefsr 5u burh0ringen; no
e iebod imitlnoe poreu, porsuorin.
IN, 8eIana ibnen 0ies, mie Ser pa.
kiIer 9eridt beiagt, MIR inter Idlpe.
Ell Gpfern GeItIid) Reins 0auern
lr1ttterte 4dmpIe on, foit bis su Den
beItlihen 2lnsl0uIern Der 9lraolulen.
Berlin melOet omtlif, ooB oie
Seittihen iiiOpeitlih uno oitlid
helms in Sbeile Der iran5oiiiden
Ftelungen etrorungen uno 10000
Beinngene 8eunht baben; onoerer.
its bebaupten ober Ole fron3oien
onienbe pon @eian9encn gemadt
5aben, uu6 ferner rpeiB mon, 0aB
ie Qtmertconer 1000 bis 1900
ceutide gefaNgen genomucn boben.
uberoem hoben. nadl 2onooncr Ii.
I oriier gfeloungen, oie americaner,
ron3oien un0 2Stnliener Dem @eg.
er IhredIife GerIiIte ourd Bc.
|hus., Maitiuen- uno 75nfanterie.
enebrfeuer beigebrott.
Tid1t ununbrifeinIih iii. oaB Sic
eutihen iehr boIS neue un6 ftorfa
Re;eruen in 0en 2anlpi mcrFen per.
en-. 02an peib. 6aB iie Iauicn6e
;tier 8ruppen hinter Ser Front ba,
en-, beionoers nor00itlih 9ieims.
Nm oen iibriaen ShIad)tironten
. no MIR urtergeoronete CDerationen
= II gang, oot in oieleu }lbitnitten
er griten in l}oro-i5ronfreid un0
4 lanbern u1terbalteu Sic 0eltiden
0uberit Iebhaitcs Geid listener, oas
ieneift Der 8ou0afer oou rinf1u.e-
ieongriiien iein mag.
@aIhiagton, 7. 6. - Die ariiis
,r reuen oautid1en Cticuiire in
& ,rarfre!h tsbt no4 anltbt 3oiQ.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-21

an Die grdanse EeIe9rapb So. in
Sun0on geIongte.
SuterUentiun in GaflaHS anfseidlu.
ben.
@aibingtou, ,. 6. - Ter bemer.
fenspert9e grioIg. pelhen Die tide
hiid,ilowafiiden 9eeionen BEL Der
misunderstanding bon 9iltbe un0
Sr0nitng i'll Sibirieu nu6 bel Ser
ueberlpdlttgung oes beDaiincten
@i0erltonos ehentoliger 0eutider II.
oiterreihiid)er @efnngener gebobt bo.
ben, bat, mie ans mnBaebenoer
Gueae in 8aibingtou nlitgetbeiIt
nurbe, on5u gefiibrt, ooB 0ieGntente.
Mdnte uno 0te Ser. Staatcn ibre
@ldne 5lIr Grganiiotion eiuer inter-
nationalen Streitmaht jfpeds Gin.
Ieitung elmer Snteroentiou in Sibi-
rien 5unIhIt aufichoben 9cIle bisber
fiir cine militdriid]e SSnternention in
Gitaiteu borgeihlageneu E1ne mir.
hen cine eIeih3eitige Sd)p1huug ser
4niirtellFront i'm eltrop1iihen@eiten
nit iid brin0en im0 6ie onericani.
ide Gegieritng lit gang er1titieoen
oofiir, nidlts 3u3uI1'ien, mas Die mi.
IitGriife 'St1rfe Der Gnterte in
Sronfrcih uuO 9eIsien beeiutrdd)ti.
gen uiiroe.
gImiterSam. - Cine 8rnfenoepe.
Ihe aus Nlosfau, oic in Ser Niener
9}euen 1reien Ereiie peroffentIid)t
fpur6e, entb6It. ME cine MeIouuq an
sen 9erlincr 9ofolnn3eiQer mittbeilt,
Die GrfI1ritng, i'm Sale elmer bri.
tiid.ioponiithen 2Snterbention in
8ubIono miir6e Oie rlliiiidle Srniet,
Heqierun9 iih NIT Dem Gelitihen
Rcide pcrbirn0eu.
5apaniides Sdllndtififf NIT 500
Wann seiunfcn.
SOfiu. - 3as iapuniibe Sf)Iuht.
idiif ,2amohi" (21,420 Sonnern.
tit in Ser 2ofopaina 9u6t, $50 Niei-
len nor00itIid) non gtagoIofi, in oie
2uit geilogen un0 9eiunfen. 6iiri.
bunoert Wann Der Beiabung oerln.
rem ibr 2eben.
Americaniides GlOttenidiff oerienft.
Naibington, .. 6. - Gin amert.
conii6eS 0toriue.Wotorboot pur6e,
nie oaSMlarine.T Tepartenent befannt
gub, our6 bos ;Feuer 0eutidber 4ii.
Itenbatterien oerierft, nod0em es Ell
mem fron3oiiihen 8eritorer 9ebolfeu
hattie, cin haparirtes amerieaniihes
.See.8lug5eug in Siderheit 3n brins
qen. 3mei W2ann BON Der 9eiaturg
oe8 omericaniihen Boots iin0 er.
trunfcn, 3tpei peitere muroen geiol-
gen gcnommer.
9eutiGeS lt-gOOt capert cine nOrlpc-
aiid,e 8nrfe.
Sin 9ltlnntiifcr 6nfen. - Gin
6elttihcS 6auhboot bat am 6. Suli
800 Dteilen pon Cape Roce entfernt
6ie nortpegiide gorf yMonr aing"
Qecopert un0 Die aus 19 Wnm BE.
itebcr6e @eiotltng IN Die Settings.
boote geificft.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-21

- G6riitic Renet Elm GedtSon.
malt ans GoInm6jo. 9 g.. 1T Dnn
@ouo. 4iouuiuq sum gun0esienotor
non SUoSarolinn. ais Iodiolaer
reg fiir3lih pcritorbeuen ScGotor5
ljamml erHannt uoroen.
gsto0tet mlr0en In Eom1ico.
Herico. picr amcriroler. Audcitea.e
6er Nericau @uii Eil SO. bon @dn-
Giteu. bic itneu 0os p,r @cbn,db
luna beitinmte l5elo r1u5tcn.
Giola gloom0uiir II. 6lia
5ohnion, 5el0c non 5t Charles, }G,
mur6an pon elmer cicctrli6cn Gar
uoerlabren uno getoOteL
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-21

Stein gurf. - Die Iange ertuortete
|Erneuerung Der beutiteu Gifeniioe
|n 6raufreit lit erfoIgt. Grbitterte
|tdinpfe Iino gu beioen Seiten ser be.
Iiibnlten Gatbe0raIitaot 6eimS i'm
f8onee, DeIde ieit Der lebten Sfien.
|ipe an Der Nnrne Die Spise zines
Anrfen 9oriprrngS in Die beltti6e
|sinie biloet.
@eltlid non Rcin1s paren 0ie
|Ieutihen 6ur6 @ermeu6ung geunl-
figer 5ruppenmaiien ltuo 0rrd) einen
|Dorous9egangcnen formlihen Sagcl
ION bohgra0igen 8ei6oiien unO
|5usgronoten inlItonoe, bic @tarne
/ |tn mebreren YunCten 81 ilberldrel-
en-. Seitlif 0er Stnot fonnten lie
Der infolQe oeS 31ben @iOeritoroS
cr @ertbeioiger nur gcringe @rfol9e
3r3ieIen. 9eioe ShIadtfronten bas
1cn cine @Gn1e oon 3uIammen unge-
N0br So I}eiIen.
Iurd oen itarfcn g4i6erItottb Der
mericalliitben fraujoiiidjeu lno ita-
icniIhen a(rlueen iinb icooch, mic
6onoon un0 GariS meI0eu, Der oeut-
;GenSfieniibe 0itIib urO wcitlih pon
letns bereii5 0ie @rcmien felt ou9e-
ogen uor6en. 2tn feiner SteGe, 10
lCir6 beriftet, mar es ibnen m0glih,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-21
Jet;t 100000 2Inerieas
ter in SranFreEep SNcr
untSrtpeoS.

\@nibinstOn, .. &. - &ie
General Bard, 0euernlitabs-
def Der americanild)en gIrmee,
in ieiner iu0hentliflen GDnfc-
rens nit Sem S.glnsiGnf
fir SecreS.aug uno
ben @nI6instoner 3eitnnssbe-
riftcritnttern befaunt enb, iinO
jebt iiber 100000 Mann nme-
ricaniidle Srnppen in iSrnnf.
reid uocr anf Oem @ege bort
hin, rnnO 10000 1nebr ais Dor
elmer Mofe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-21

OoH mntIite un0 nihtomtlihc Be
ricbtc pon Der Gront erfcnnen, ooB
erbitterte admpie nit mehicln0cm
@rioI9 noh ME Dor I'M @ange iiu6.
Die gan5c @Inrmun-Siiite oon ben
AIilrten beiett.
2On6on. - 9lmericaniide u 6rt.
tiide 3ruppen boben, nie cine iiber
lmIteroom aus WPosfuu fommenoe
Tepeide Der 9onopner Central Neps
mittbeiIt oie gon3e 0PurmoniIfe
9iiite I'M 9ior6en 9fuBIan6g 6eiebt
lm6 riidten Qegen Gorofi Dor, BON mo
it'd Die ruiiiifen 9olifepifi.@eb6r-
ben nad 9tirof 8triifQeiosep ba6eu.
RniiiIdcr @roteit.
Der @}miItcr oe$ 4cubern ser ruiz
Iiihen Observation-Disclosures 1id)it-
i6erir, fat an sic 6ritiIhe Rqqicrrlng
cine 9totc qerihtct. in Ser qcior0ert
miro. oaB sic un Ser 0turnun-S3iiIte
Helonoeten britiihcu Eruppcn Ioiort
lpie0er eingci6ifit luer0en.
Siainn gcnummen.
Ger 2on0oner Grhon1e GeIe0roph
60. miro uber Copenhagen aus Nos
fou mitgetbeiIt, onB tihetild)iIono.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-21

ingtoner 8egierlIugsfreiie nod Be.
por. SbsIeih Der erite 9Ininlrm OIL.
iheineu0 am 9tontog entihieoen an
Der san5en Qngriffsfront sum Sal
ten gebraft nuroe uno Die oeru1ut6-
Iiden 3iele niht erreiht bat, lalien
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-21
ta1aTttimo bineeriet9tet.

g8uto, Ser. - 5m Ernppeniager
Camp Jic2lrtbur bel BGco, Ger
mur6c Elm nsiBcr Gol0ot Nomen3
gtot. 6ofimoum Der i5crTiibrt NOR.
BEN nor, iih i'm }Iprtl al einem
S6ulma6den oer9orGen gu 6aben,
0urh ben Stranq btuqeriftet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-21
Solll Griegr.

snnse eruartete meme Gffeniibe Der
9eutffen an Der SsitfrDHt. -
S6eint nber idun wieher in's
Stufen serntben su iein. = Gr-
bitterte SGrnpie, bsi Sensn beiSe
Seiten GrfOlse beanIprmfen. -
Scutife bsbaupten 10000 Gaiirtc
gefaugeH senOmmen 81 baben. -
Sriiis nod beOoritebenb, iagt
8aibingtOn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-21
True translation filed with the Postmaster At
Milwaukee jay 1s leIs, as reQalredby the
Act of October 8. 1917
Bur 5ritOcn5 TraQe.

Seosittiame geaHsrHRasu Sc5 bent.
ldlsn Sc'dlatan5lerS II. ScS 0iterr..
nnsar. AuSlaRSminiicrS. - s{e.
o'r6eit 6ereit, aufridJtig acmeiuts
%0rldllnge Ser Gntsnte entaeseH.
5nueamcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-21

gefalen 9, an 8eriulmounaen geitor.
BEN Z, an 4rautheiten I, hurh slug.
5eus-llntGIle 2, ourf llugIudsiaa
ODER anbere uria6en 4, ihper Der.
rpimSet 10, IeidJt perpInSet /, per.
ultnoet (uubefaunt, wie ihper) 3,
oerrnIBt 3.
13. SuIi-71 Wnrn: SIN Ranlpf
qeFo[leu ID, an 8euultnoiina ne.
ltorben /, bird llngIl6sfan obcr an.
bere 1triahen ., idiper perimubet
Dc, nermibt s.
9ie WerluftIifte bes Ntariuecorps
batte 33 GaIuen: GefoIlen II. Ser.
Dimbuneen srIesen ., idlper per.
luunbet II.
IA. Sult-72 nlann: am Saupf
gefoncu t3, an @erDunoungen qe.
itorben II, an 8ronfheiten ,. ourh
lInfGne ober ans an0eren llsiaheu
4, ihwer perpin1oet 3S, Ieiht Der.
fuunoet 2, I'M aanlpf oerniBt ,.
Gie gerIlntliite oe8 Wtarinerorps
entbieIt 81 0amen: i'm Ranpf geiaI.
len 10. @uu6en erIegeu q, iflper
oertpi,n0et 33, I'M 9antpf berinibt A.
Is. S5uIi-60 Mfann: Sm Ian1pf
eefa[len IA, an 9erwunoun8en ge.
itorben 7, oil aronfbciten I, 0urh
an6ere llriade 1, ifuer ocrpunoet
2S, oerr1tiBt 8.
16. Suli-102 Morn: Sm aantpf
geforlen ID an 8erp1lnOuugen ge'
Itorbea S, on aronfheiteu 9, ourh
onoere llriahe I, idmer pertuunoet
SO. pernliBt %, gefonaen I
Die 8erlltitIiite ocs YfarinecorpS
nemt 81 9tanen: GeioQen -, 3er-
nunSuna erlegen 10, itbpcr berwin-
Set II, permibt is.
8is Sonntos cinidIieBIih bcIiefen
lid Die bishcriQen @cinmmtuerluIte
I'M omericaniibcu Seer lm0 0}oriuc.
corps in europa ouf tt,733 Mann,
mie folgt: Go0tc. cinidIIieBIi6 29t
Wunn, oie ouf Gee ,lmqefounlen
Iino, 4,673, (0eer 400, W}arine.
corps 573); @erpltroete, 6,476,
(0eer 5,43t, Morinecorp8 t,045)
8eriniBtc, cini6IieBIi6 Der @efange.
men, 584, (&eer 519, 0lorinecorps
65l.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-21

True Translation filed with the postmaster at
Milwaukee July IS 1918. as required by the
act of OctnhAr q 1aIT
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-21

Trustranslatloa cd with the postmaster At
Milwaukee July is 1918 az required by tho
net OF Octoher8 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-21
gritiidle @erlmite.

2onbuH.-Die in Ser oerFI Erode
berifteten Berlltite Der britiihen
Grltppen bcIiefen lid nod einem in
9on0on ous9eaebenen omtIideu 8e.
ridlt ouf t4,911 0fiiciere II. 0}ann.
ihoften. 8eiauen e6er @erD1m0un.
gen erIegeu iiuo t25 Gfficiere uno
/ ,934 NdHn un6 40S Gffitiere un6
t2,444 Mann ijno berlplln6et ooer
peroen pernliBt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-21

True translation filed with the postmaster at
Milwaukee, July IS 1918, as required by
act Of Octnhar 6. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-21

True translation filed With the postmaster a.
Milwaukee. Juy 1s 1915, as required BY
the act Of October 6 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-21

True translntion 'ilea With the PoAtmpRihr
At Milwaukee. July -. 191 S. a' re4nired
BY the act Of October q. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-21

True translation fled With the postmaster At
Milwaukee, July 1s. 1918, as required BY
I be act Of October 6. 1911.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-21

fii6e Ernppen nod beftigen 3i6er.
Itano ieitens Der 8oIihenifi.lrup-
pen Die 430 W}eiten oItIi4 bon Wos.
fnu geIe9ene StoOt &aian 8enomuen
bQben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-21
Meme prpoiiOriihc 9iegitrung in
Sibiricn.

GOnOon -@eueral. leutnont Sor-
pntb, &iceprdiiOent Il. Seetrie5sleiter
Der htneltidleu Cit5abn, tit, nadJoeln
er ith sum Observation-Disclosures elmer
tempordren ilbirIldea Re3icrtna err
fI0rt hatte, sim pro0iioriiden 6crr-
ider Sibirieu5 uusgerufen uor6eu,
mia Der &on0ou .Dinil aus Sarbin BE-
ridltet miro
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-21
6iunlans NH Wlonardlie.

gcuSon. - Cine &orla9e 5ur Gr-
ridltlutl elmer Qfonnrdlie in Tinn-
lam lit IN , &eiunq uon 'inuiihen
Earionent nit Der tuappcn Mehr.
belt BON 5tlmncn an3enommen
uorocn meI6et enc IEceihe aus
3eIlinaior5. pe.te u5er Gopen5aaeg
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-21

&idita sails, Ger. - 2cut. @arrp
5. RoB aus |bila0eIpbio, Elm 6lies
ger-2ebrer, mtlroe Qctootet, ais iein
6Ilg5eu9 nube 0em San 6mgplab in
&era8 obitilr3te Ger ibu begleitenGe
2eut. SIgoro u. gnerion, pur0e
nur Ieiht perIebt
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-21

SOfiO. - 9ns iopdniide SdInht.
idiii .aamohi" (2I420 3ouren),
lit in Ser 2ofopana 9u6t, $50 Niei-
len norooitIif BON gto9oIafi, in 0ie
2uit geilogen unO aeillnfen. 6iiri-
buuoert 9tanu Der 8eiabun9 OerIo.
rpn ihr 0phrn
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-04-16
DOcTOR SAYS NUXATED IRONWILL
INCREASE STRENGTH of DELICATE
"a PEOPLE in Two WEEKS TINE So

In many instances says City Physician
persons have suffered for years with
out knowing what made them feel
tired, hstless and rundown when
their real trouble was lack of Iron in
the blood-how to tell.
IF you were to make an actual blood test
on all people who are i'll you would prob
Il ably be greatly astonished at the exceed
ingly large number who lack iron and who
are i'll for no other reason than the lack of
iron The moment iron is supplied a multi
tude of dangerous symptoms disappear. With
out iron the blood at once loses the power to
change food into living tissue and there
fore nothing you eat does you good; you don't
get the strength out of it. Your food mere
" passes through your system like corn through
a mill with the rollers wide apart that the
mill can't grind. AS a result of this con-
tinuous blood and nerve starvation, people be-
come generally weakened. nervous and all run
down and frequently develop all sorts of con-
ditions. One is too thin; another is burden
ed with unhealthy fat; some are so weak
they can hardly walk; some think they have
dyspepsia, kidney or liver trouble; some can't
sleep at night others are sleepy and tired all
day; some fussy and irritable; some skinny
and bIoodless, but all lack physical power and
endurance. In such cases. it is worse than
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-04-16
COASTWIsE STEAMERS
TAKEN OVER BY u. 5.
Order Gives Government 62
Vessels From 1900 to
5000 Tons Gross

WASHINGTON, April 12.-President
Wilson by proclamation issued Thursday
directed the taking over of all coast
wise shipping lines of the country ar
noon next Saturday and empowered Dt-
rector General of Railroads McAdoo 10
control and operate them during the
period of the war.
This order gives the United States 81
vessels, ranging in tonnage from about
2. 900 to 5000 gross, as follows:
Merchants and Miners, %; Clyde, %;
Mallory, Is, and Southern, 8. The Nal
lory and Clyde lines center at pier So,
North River, Merchants and Miners at
Baltimore and the Southern in Philadel-
phia.
These will be assigned TO carrying
coal and other materials between Hamp-
ton Roads and New England cotton
from the south to New England, and
other traffic, which will result in re-
lieving rail transportation. Under prr-
waite management, it is said, many of
the ships taken over under the procla-
nation today have been running on in
flexible schedules and routes often car
rying light cargoes, at least one way
and have not lent themselves entirely
to the exigencies of railway and port
congestion.
one of the first steps of the govern
of the vessels in the coal-carrying trade
between Hampton Roads and New Eng
land to provide for a reserve of fuel Tor
next winter.
TIE proclamation directs that after
taking control Director General Nc
Adoo shall enter into negotiations with
the companies with a view to fixing just
compensation for the possession, use
and control of the properties. :
The government will assume control
not only of the vessels but also of all
wharves, docks, warehouses, tugs, light
ers and barges and all other physlcal
property of the companies.
Following closely on announcement
that four independent coastwise steam
ship companies are to be government
operated. it was learned that other
coastwise and Ocean-going lines VIII
soon be brought under United States
control, Negotiations are rapidly near
ing completion for the possession of
more neutral ships. Americas war
plans for the coming months will triple
the burden on her transportation sys-
tenn Hence shipping aid to relieve
some railroad freight and curtailmsnt
of industry to relieve other freight
pressure is necessary.
Officials of the shipping board, war
trade board, railroad administration
and the war department are formula
ting a system of moving freight and
troops, so as to avoid bitches which
might slow up shipments overseas.
Coastwise shipping is becoming par
ticularly necessary to the governments
scheme because of the heavy north and
south traffic in eastern United States
The government is now expected to
take over the Eastern Steamship cor
poration, Morgan line and probably sew
eral other properties. Officials were
preparing to take only the lines whose
usefulness could not be doubted. Fur
thar investigation of the utility of
about twenty lines will be made, it is
said
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-04-16

foolishness to take stimulating medicines or
narcotic drugs. which only whip up your fag-
ging vital powers for the moment, maybe at
the expense of your life later on. No mat
ter what any one tells you, IL you are not
strong and well you owe it to yourself to
make the following test: See how long you
can work or how far you walk without
becoming tired. Next take two five-grain
tablets of ordinary Nuxsted Iron three times
per day after meals for two weeks. Then
how much you have gained. You can talk
you please about all the wonders wrought
by new remedies, but when you come down
to hard facts there is nothing like good old
iron TO put color in your cheeks and good
sound, healthy flesh on your bones 1t is
also a great nerve and stomach strengthened
and one of the best blood builders In the
world The only trouble was that the old
forms of inorganic iron like tincture of iron,
iron acetate, ETC., often ruined peoples teeth,
upset their stomachs and were not assimilatel
and for these reasons they frequently did
more harm than good But with the discoy-
cry of the newer forms of organic iron all
this has been overcome. Nuxated Iron, for
example, is pleasant to take, does not injure
the teeth and is almost Immediately beneficial.
MANUFACTURERS NOTE - Nuxated Iron
which is recommended above is not secret
remedy, but one which is weIl-known to drug
gists everywhere. Unlike the older inorganic iron
products, 1t is easily assimilated. does not in
jure the teeth, make them black, NOR upset
the stomach. The manufa cturers guarantee
successful and entirely sa satisfactory results TO
every purchaser or they will refund the money.
1t is dispensed by all good druggists.-(Advt.)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-04-16
80 BODIES ARE TAKEN
FROM HOSPITAL FIRE
Victims of Oklahoma Blaze
Were Mostly Young Men
and Boys

NORMAN, Okla, April 12--Thirty-
three bodies charred beyone recogni-
ton have been recovered tonight from
the ruins of the building which housed
Ward No. IA at the state hospital for
the insane here, which was swept by
fire early today. The total list of
missing tonight stood at thirty-seven.
one name having been added to the
list late today after careful reckoning
by authorities.
The victims of the flames were boys
and men from 16 to Sc years of age.
Earlier reports had stated that the
victims were all boys from 10 to IA
years old but a careful check proved
this wrong.
Three buildings, all of them frame.
were destroyed and a fourth building,
a two-story structure, damaged. The
property loss and damage is estimated
tonight at $4,000.
All of the victims were inmates of
ward IA. The buildings housing wards
Is and 10 were destroyed also but the
inmates were rescued. The building
housing wards 13 and 16 was damaged.
During the fire 103 patients, includ-
ing SS violently insane negroes and so
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-04-16
LunSsWeak?
Generous Offer To tuberculosis
Sufferers of Trial of Europe's
Remarkable Remedy, SANOSIN

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Morphium or similar deadentnE drugs. Brings
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-04-16
Niece of President
To Marry Georgian

WASHINGTON, April 13.-The en-
gagement Of Miss Alice Wilson, the
presidents niece, to Rev. /. S. NOEL
roy. Jr., Columbus, Ga, was announced
by Miss Wilson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph r. Wilson, of Baltimore, 20
night. No date for the wedding has
been fixed.
The Wilson family moved from Nash
Vile, Tenn, in 1913 to Baltimore, where
Mr.. Wilson is manager of the business
development department of the United
States Fidelity and Guarantee Trust
company. He is the only brother OF
the president.
Mr.. McElroy, who graduates next
month from the Union Theological sem
mary at Richmond, Va, is the son of
Rev. 1. S. McElroy, of Columbus, Ga.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-04-16
English Signs Placed
In Paris Sideways

PARIS. Feb. 13.-English signs have
been placed in the subway stations of
Paris owing to the increasing num-
Der of Americans and Englishmen using
the system and the inability of many
of them to read the French signs.
The subway company has also mobi-
liked it's English-speaking employees and
placed them IL. 1Sl.sv11s ~DsSsl Efequented
b. Americans. Most o. Che employees
are girls. The rules, regulations and
tariffs of the subway system have been
printed in English on an attractive post
er by a large American express COM
pany and these have been placed in all
the subway stations.