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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-02-04
GIRLS STATEMENT WILL
Help REMInI

Here is the girls own story: ':For
years ! had dyspepsia, sour stomach
and constipation. drank hot water
and olive oil by the gallon. Moth
ing helped until l tried buckhtorn
bark, glycerine, ETC., as mixed in
Adler-i-ka. ONE SPOONFUL help
ed me INSTANTLY" Because Ad
ler-i-ka Pushes the ENTIRE aliment-
tary tract it relieves ANY CASE
constipation, sour stomach or gas
and prevents appendicitis. It has
QUICKEST. ACTION. of anything we
ever sold. City Drug Store.-Adv.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-02-04
PIONEER On kNsnsHr.HouR DAY

hshing conpsnys plant went
day. and
will the
eight hours with rscsivine for longer
period. ssE %z5sSs Z4a @l. So %s$
believe is in full keeping with situation as It IS
ability abreast Of the
Pioneer
eghthour recognised by the government
respectfully OF
its publishing department
employees desired done
earliest
satisfaction and prompt delivery.
fueies Monday That
Getting
ascertain what 4sas day -
during - a#a e@ss.. gsi
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-02-04
OfFiclAL COUNTY AID CITY f1 g q u MI s.
Old ayoHNoLv TAKES THE FnsA1CoVz

John L. Sullivan Boston, hnal count q
Massaehuaetts H memory serves
atom was
nappaxent good, health. "##@
Tohn realms ana
worlds the OF the o
tine pdis gned Of the game went
their mts and ssAe art wnien s
iv.n rules Those were the
to those OF ooa11
being fought q rounds to decide
1$s55
strength and stamina were
modified rules and
are iii vogue. s2f. u.
fighter stand out gha
BrA rag
His adversary was that exponent
~ modern boxing his pqpaer
SuNHa rsale& le nseunE
. s4., -, - -, -
q sullivan but he good fellow he was
lte sRe4t
layish shrine o the cAnkns glass
insths4 Warrior 1ore
fe bought splendid 1arm
and settled the most
penan OF
dry valiant he did his
rk ofthe sporting world anu
States held In me hear's q n
people did the famous John T.
closely another worlds champion HDer
Ftnos, Corbett sullivan
The Jasper news., 1918-11-07
Howard Gresham Gets Hot Cakes TO,
g.. Breakfast on Battle Lines. 90

~ Somewhere in France, 9 a3-1S.
Dear P Parents: We are back from
the battle lines now, resting up
some. and in a very nice place.
Have " NC. A.g.t 49,.
E0Oh. yes; we had hot cakes for
breakfast this morning, haven t
weighed for some time but | think
I am heavier now than I've ever
beepFI67. gastai.,..5 B..
Iwould like to send some Ger
man souvenirs home ! have had
and could buy, if | could, but we
can't We sure took the, Boche on
surprise this last time, got most
every thing they had, at the front,
and captured some old French men
women and children that were in
the trenches with the Boche, th at
they captured from, the French in
1914. 81 saw them and they were
the happiest people in the world.
/ Invent up with load Of tools and
heEtfaffic was so bad that l didp I
tget back tothe camp for d day and
Ia half, and got little hungry too,
hal-ha! Some of the boys are play.
The Jasper news., 1918-11-07
Alden Shell Writes on German Paper
lin German Dugof,t. j.

Alden Shell Writes on German Paper
In German Dugout.
My 81 Dear Folks: | am { O. B. K, at
the present. We are where the
shells kick up the dirt. One big
six inch shell hit within IS feet Of
me the other day andI thought
that the dirt and rocks would never
stop falling and~two other boys
we're within 10 feet ofit sand it
pinned them up against a wall, but
Ethahi4 God Melneyer got. a scratch
Old Fritz is sending oyer a few of
his pets now. When one goes over
| your head you never forget It, and
TINA kes you hug old Mother Earth.
We hadtnoleaVe our wa CONS yes ,
teEdaysfor they got SO hot. for US,
but. %eaTent up and got them last
night and they shot us with gas
lwhile we We're Cup there. Well, we
are making them take out from all
sides.
1 d am writlng this; letter on, Ger=
frnan paper IN Alderman &dugoht.
1t sounds as if old Fritz is sending
some shells right where our horses
are rabeut 200 yards away .a,r4
see lots of dead Germans lying
along the road aud some American
boys too! In Fred Robisons' com.
panya there are only two squads
and one machine gun left, but | do
not know if Fred is lucky enough
to get out or not, but l doubt it.
Would not say for sure. but believe
ALemuel is @: X. Les Templin saw
Lemuel last night and he just has
a little gas .an4 ~. .f.
III understand John K. has a
shrapnel wound, do not know how
bad he is but not bad from what
can hear, ~ " '',' "''E'.
will close hoping this finds you
all we'll.
! ., From your son and brother,
4" N'' sga'. Alden.
The Jasper news., 1918-11-07
Letters From ea the
Bo,y,,s., "Ov,ez:r There. 2

Friends of Jasper boys
i'm the Army and Navy will
confer a favor on this Of,
flee by allowing us to print
their letters Occasionally,
andif you desire the re-
turn of the letters please
call fora them. y ri ae
The Jasper news., 1918-11-07
7 Head Horses

Span extra good brood mares, 10
and IT years old, weight aSoo
7year old standard bred mare. A
good driver and gentle for women
to drive .-.I....i. ...s..f,
Yearling draftgelding, weight IL 50,
a good one
Draft filley colt tA.a.@ syuN
Draft horse colt sr&,i .a,4..
7.year.old mare, weight 100 a.s
Z o. Implements -ta 7
New IT horsepower gasoline en-.
) engine. gOld wagon, Old buggy,
y Mccormick mower, Sulky hay
rake, Riding Z cuitivator, Walk
e ing cultivator, 40 foot harrow;
e'14-inc h walking plow, ra-inch
walking pillow, Corn planter and
8orods of wire. Hog shute. Hay
rake, Set old work harness, "a Set
single driving harness, Saddle
land bride, 1870 hedge posts and
some good corner posts, Pair
American woven wire stretchers,
Set dump boards, Two scoops,
Pitch forks. '6Post auger, Post
2flauG Spade and other articles
too numerous to mention org
y,,,s e.ss FeedI4 .' ,s.@
roc. Shocks corn fodder, As shocks
/ .kahrgsorn. Some cane hay lngl
The Jasper news., 1918-11-07
FL Head Cattle
High Grade Jerseys


Swear. old fresh cow t-
s.year-old COW. giving milk. will
be fresh in April
Three 4.year.old cows, giving milk.
will be fresh in April ~ H..&
3-year-old cow, fresh in December
t3iyear.old cow, fresh by day of
sale
'2,year; old half:jersey heifer. fresh
in March
a-year-old COW giving milk. fresh
in April ','. z
Five full blood yearling jersey
heifers, extra good ones
Three jersey heifer calves q
Two steer calves ~ q
atyear-old jersey bull 80 . n. .' &
9 mohths-old jersey bull T.. 49, !.
b. Household Goods 81 !
Acorn cook stove. Heater, good as
new. P. D. Beckwith Round Oak
/ heater. good as new, Dresser,
Fl two rockers, Wooden bedstead.
q. Iron bedstead, Springs and mat
tresses. Six chairs. 6-foot dining
table, Stand. New Io.gallon
cream can, Lard press, good as
+ new. A lot of quart and 4-gallon
Mason fruit jars. Canned fruit
such as gooseberries, peaches,
su,Blue Damson plums. tomatoes
The Jasper news., 1918-11-07

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
of the boys from around Jaspett
who are. over here. doingFtheir bits
The last klettef that L received
from Jasper stated that it was very
dry. We aren't bothered much
With dry weather over there at
present. We have had a contin-
uedsrain for twoior three days and
there is a good prospect for a wet;
night, W asg planning, on a. LiberE
ty, party. this afternoon but the5
weather won't permit. i" q
sd haven't been fortunate enough
to meet anyone thatI knew before
entering the service but we aren &
long in forming acquaintance with
each other. z y m SsH6 E$tFs ;,
When / wrote the News last.
everything was green and flowers
were blooming. The trees have.
begun to turn and a few flowers.
are left, but believe me, II would
rather be wading three feet of snow
at home than, be promenading
around here at its best. Although
most of the French people treat US
with kindness, l am still in love
with the U. S. AZ So when this
little job is finished over here, just
remember that Lam coming back
Ito Jasper for a vacation. l shall
be glad to meet someone that can
talk the real American language
and hope that l don't forget how
to speak it myself. l am trying
to learn French but don't know If
l shall ever be able to comprehend
or not. ,'-' 80 --.-..',-'3- - -,'.,.a..s...
It is now chow time and that
word has a magnitude that draws
the gang close to the mess hail. Z
| All revoir. Joe Pace, +
Pauillac, C. o. post master, N. Y.
! For Toothache. !,
I For toothache heat two Tablespoons
fuls Of vinegar, dip absorbent cotton In
It and apply to gum at base Of tooth. Z
The Jasper news., 1918-11-07
Frank Steiner IN Big Drive.

Somewhere in Franz SeItea6; is
. n Dear Mother and All: For some
tDne | have heenr eoingstSt write
bl't it has been very uuhandy to do
50. Our division was represented
ID the big ,irive'f Which started ION
Gen. Pershing''s birthday = sndNit
sure was some drive, too. Wee
tured many prisoners which sup
pose you have read about in the
papers.
\ am feeling fine and hope that
Won folks are the same. Five
months ago todaystleftforE camp
and sure have been moving about
some since left. Also have seen
lots of things which were very in
teresting - a.. 20 IT, ~.
Do wish could get letter to
you sooner but it doesn't seem az
though they reach you as quickly
as they should. But don't worry
for / am all right. Well, trusting
this reaches you all O. K. and thai
you are all well, Twill close anc
write again soon. .......:. ..
Your son and brother, ,.gtn Cara
.5c aglA a. E. F. Steiner,
Co. C. $50 Inf.
A. p. O. 761, A. E. F
- F. SS.@Teil everyone hello ant
tthatIcsend my best regards. j
The Jasper news., 1918-11-07

ing the piaHosssandsI aranstgwrite
where there is any music
Il We sure are having. plenty of rain
over here. - E.S / Ii TX -
h Wagner Howard Gresham,
and Engineer. Train, A. E. F.
The Jasper news., 1918-11-07
Ben Janney's Public Sale

Having sold my farm will sell at public auction said farm
miles south and two of Jasper the following property beginning
at =
Tuesday, November IL, 1918
The Jasper news., 1918-11-07

o x l. cao+ 80
The Jasper News and all my
friends; Well, l received the Jasper
News a few days ago and believe
me, it was most thankfully re-
The Jasper news., 1918-11-07

" For Toothaehe. y
For toothache heat two tablespoons
fuls OF vinegar, dip absorbent cotton In
It and apply to gum at base Of tooth. Z,
3d.. .. '. 70. ..f.. '...... =
The Jasper news., 1918-11-07

Joe Pace Willing to Return When thu
@E Jobs Done.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-16

w poniedzia,ek W nocy W klasz-
torze Si6str Notre Damek. W parafii
sw. Jana Kantego, p%ozegnaia sic ?
tym swiatem, S. p. Siostra M. Alex
sandra, W kwiecie wieku. Do powyz--
szego Zgromadzenia naleza&a r6k
pol.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-16
I QjNY!
Dokonczenie re strongly |

byl nastepca tronu, znierawidzo-
ny bardziej niz sam Wilhelm,
dlatego przeczuwaja, re ma przy-
sziego w}adce wysuna najstarsze-
so syna Fryderyka Wilhelma,
wnuka cesarskiego, ktory jest je-
szcze dzieckiem, ME miaf wiec je-
szcze sposobnoSci Sciqgnac ma SIZE
bic niczyjej nienawisci. w czasie
tworzenia sic demokracyi W
Niemczech w ciagu kilku nastep-
nych lat, miody wladca miaiby
sposobnoSc zapoznac sic : dit
chem nowych rzqdow. Jest to
wszakze tylko czysta spekulacya,
ktora moze ME doprowadzit do
niczego wobec oporu tycil, kt6-
rzy widza niebezpieczehstwo ola
demokracyi Swiata w kazdym
Hohenzollernie ma tronie. / IL
rzedowych zrodel kraju neutral
nego dochodza wieSc;, re san
marszaiek Hindenburg domaga}
sic cd rzadu niemieckiego przyje'
cia warunkow Stan0w Zjedno
czonych. Ma ostatniej k~onfercn-
Cyl wodzow, ministr6w i przy-
w6dcow parlamentarnych Him.
denburg miai przedstawic op}a-
kany stan armii niemieckieJ tu--
dziez brak wszelkiego materya'u
surowego do dalszego prowadze-
MIA wojny. Sad wytrawnego zna-
wcy wojskowego przewazy} OPT
ME nowego kanclerza, ktory opie-
raj sic wszelkim ustepstwom ma
tzecz Aliant6w i Niemcy wyStoso
waly note, przyjmujac warunki
Wilsona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-16
ALLIANCE o ODPOWIEDZI
WILSONA
zADAJA SIE
PRED ROZEJMEM.

Paryz, 16. pazdz. Opinia
ogolna francuska pochwala W
zupelnoSci odpowiedz prezydenta
Wilsona ma note gzadu niemiec-
kiego, zW}aSzcza w tenn, gdzie pre-
zydent zada gwarancyi, r5wnajq-
cych sic zupe}nemu poddaniu sic
Niemcow, zanim nastapit moze
rozejm. Wszystkie gazety zga-
dzaja sic ma to, IL nota v ilsc7a
zadowoli wSzystkich sprzymie--
rzencow, wymierzy zaS stanoW--
czy clos W trone>nieszczerej pc
lityki niemieckiej.
Londyn, 16. pazdz. - Prasa
angielska Z wielkiem zadowole-
MEM notuje, re ostatnia nota
Wilsona usuneia wszelkie obawy
/ podejrzenia, spowodowane nota
poprzednia. Wszelkie watpliwoS-
CT ustapily, gdy prezydent Ame-
ryki zazadai bezwzglednego oba-
lenia potegi samowolnej, ktora
widzi w rzadzie niemieckim. Cd
powiedz prezydenta Wilsona r6-
VIVA sic najzupelniej zadaniu bez-
warukowego poddania sic, czego
wiaSnie zycza sobie wszyscy A
lianci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-16
z WkADYSLAWOWA.

Dnia ego pazdziernika b. r. kilku
przyiaci6i zawitaio do panstwa st.
Ozogowicz W o~dwiedziny celem ODE
tchniecia swiezem powietrzem l
przyjrzenia sic okolicy. w czasie po-
gadanki ME zapomniano / o naszych
zoinierzach ~walczacych W szeregach
Armii Polskiej we Francyi / UREA
dzono kolekte, kt6ra %przyniosta ra-
gem $1,000. Pieniadze te wreczono
X. A.. Haigasowi, ktory odesle De do
Wydziaiu Narodowego Polskiego. =
Czyn godny nasladowania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-16
Ma ARNIIF POLsKA.

Zebrano ma Armie Polka ma chrzci
mach u PIP. Walenteso Sipulskiego,
pnr. $3.50 Exchange ave-, i oddano
do Subkomitetu W par. sw. Micha-
la razem $1,000.
G. b. Guzowski, sekr.
S049 Coles v
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-16
z KANTOWA.

w parafii Sw. Jana Kantego.
gdzie proboszczem jest X. Stanislaw
Siatka, C. R. odbywa sic Misya sw.
pod 'kierownictwem Xxx. Misyonarzy
re Zgromadzenia 90. Jezuit6w. Z o.
kazyi srebrnego jubileuszu zaloze-
MIA parafii, ktory przypada PREY koh
Gu roku biezacego. Ten tydzien pre-
znaczony jest ~wylacznie ola niewiast
i panien. Przyszly zaS tydzien MI
syi sw. bedzie p~rzeznaczony ola mez
czyzn i m}odzienc6w. Naboaenstwa
podczas Misyi Sw. odprawiane So W
nastepujacym porzadku: o godz. 9.
Msza Sw. i kazanie misyjne; o godz.
$3.50 popoludniu Koronka i swiece-
ME pamiatek misyjnych. Wieczorem
zaS O godz. 1880 n~abozehstwo rozan-
cove i nauka insignia.
Uprasza sic wszystkich ~parafian
bez wyjatku, aAeby z tel Misyi sw.
k~orzystali uczeszczajac ma nabozen-
silva i nauki - i azeby w tym CA
sic misyjnym ME urzadzano W oDre-
bic parafii zadnych zabaw, zebran,
wes2l, bal6w, wiecow it'd. TAX samo
wszystkie Towarzystwa PREY parafil
Sw. Jana Kantego zechca zastoso-
wac sic do powyzsze3o / zebrania
swe od}oza ma przysz}y miesiac. MI
sya sw. to czas .nawiedzenia Pan
skiego, czas najodpowiedniejszy do
skupienia sic wewnetrznego pora-
chowania sic z sumieniem sWoJem.
2 okazyi Misyi Sw. kazdy przede-
w%szystkiem pragnie mice jaka pa
miakte. Ot6z podaje sic do wiado--
mosci szanownym parafianom, &c
zarzad parafii postara} sic o wielki
wyb6r tychze pamiatek, ktore kaz--
diego czasu W czasie misyjnym o
ma nabyt po przystepnych cenacn;
pamiatki tie So do nabycia " halacn
pod koscio}em, a s~przedaza zajmuja
sic Czcigodne Siostry N~auczycielki.
w poniedzia,ek W nocy W klasz-
torze Si6str Notre Damek. W parafii
sw. Jana Kantego, pozegnaia sic 2
tym swiatem, S. p. Siostra M. Alex
sandra, W kwiecie wieku. Do powyz--
szego Zgromadzenia naleza1a rok
pol.
OtrzymaliSmy try listy, Cd INA
1ych chfopcow kantowskich, kt6rzy
znajduja SIG ma polach Walk we
Francyi; brali oni udDial W tel krwa
wei wyprawie z armia amerykan--
ska przeciw podiym szwabom. Opisu-
ia oni niektore bardzo interesujace
i ciekawe wrazenia 2 tel wojny; je-
zeli tylko kiedy czas pozWoh l
miejsca n szpaltach to je ogfosl-
my choG W kr6tkiem streszczenlu.
sa listy cd p. Stanisiawa Walinskie
go kt6ry jest przydzielony do ba-
te1yi B" 149 artyleryi polnej. Cd
Jdsefa adury, kt6ry jest przydzle-
/; ny do batalionu 1890 polnej artyIe
r7i i cd p. Jozefa Smoczynsklego'
kt6ry Jest PREY piechocie we Fran
ca. a brai juz kilka razy udziaf W
,~otyczkach z hunami, ostatnio zaoraf
kilksnastu do niewoli i przeslat nam
me- ramiatke poczt6wke z oddzlafem
oruskich zolnier2 { 1nle MO
dych jeszcze, DO zaledwie Tito let
mich.
Towarzystwo sw. Stanisiawa 40
SIKH grupa 942 Zjed. P: R. X. W pa
rafii sw. Jana Kantego, W tych
dniach zakupilo Bond6w Wolnoscio-
wych czwartej pozyczki "a trzysta
dolar6w Cs3O0OO).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-16
BLISKA ROZ-
BICIA.

Berno, 16. pazdz. - Austryi
grozi zupeina ruina, ktora nasta-
pic moze w kazdej chwili. Lam
masch ME przyjai ofiarowanego
sobie stanowiska prezydenta MI
nistrow pc ustapieniu barona
Hussarka. Biloxi czesko-slowacki
w lacznoSci z Jugo-S}owianami
roSnie w potege i wystepuje CO.
raz zuchwalej. Raporty Z Zuri-
chu donoSza o generalnym straj-
ku w Pradze celem protestu pre-
ciwko ~wywozowi Srodkow zyw-
noSci Z Czech. w strajku tym Wi
dza niektorzy poczatek powstania
Czechow przeciwko radon cesa-
RIA Karola.
WEGRY PRZECIW AUSTRYI
. Amsterdam, Is. pazdz. - Sta
nowisko Wegier wzgledem Att
stryi ulegio znacznej zmianie.
Wegrzy zaczynaja powatpieWat
O waznoSci traktatow miedzy
Austrya i Wegrami; twierdza, il
takowe podlegac maja dyskusyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-16

T~owarzystwo sw. Stanisiawa 40
SIKH grupa 942 Zjed. P. R. X. W pa
rafii sw. Jana Kantego, W tych
dniach zakupiio Bond6w Wolnoscio-
wych czwartej pozyczki "a trzysta
dolar6w l$3O0.OO).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-16

Domagaja sic zatem wlasnej re-
prezentacyi ma konferencyi poke
jowej.
BERLIN PRZYZNAJE HISZ--
PANII
Madryt, 16. paEdz. - Rad hi
szpahski oghosil, re po dhugich
pertraktacyach z rzadem niemie-
ckim, Niemcy przyznaly Hiszpa-
nil prawo do 7miu okretow in
ternowanych w portach hiszpan-
skich o %pojemnosci ogolnej 81, 600
a take prawo do dalszych posi-
kodowan.
SADZIc ~PRZECIWNIKoW
POKOJU.
Zurich, 16. pazdz. - Socyalisci
bawarscy w Momentum przyjeli
z~esz}ej niedzieli rezolucye, ably
reichstag ustanowi} sad panstwo-
WY, ktoryby procesowaf wszyst-
kich Niemc6w, ME wylqczajac
najWyzszych dostojnikow. VIM
nych udaremnienia wysi}kow po-
kojowych.
CAILLAUX PRED SADEM.
Paryz, 16. pazdz. Dekret
wczorajszy wzywa sad Z Iona Sc
natu, ably sic zebra} w dniu 1920
pazdziernika celem zasadzenia by
lego premiera Caillaux, oskarzo--
nego o porozumiewanie sic z ME
przyjacielem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-16
MUSI SIE PODDAc
BEZWZGLEDNIE.

Londyn, 16. pazdz. - Donosza,
re pahstwa s~przymierzone pre-
ciwko Niemcom postanowily
przygotowac liste nieodwolal--
nych warunkow, ktore Niemcy
musza przyjac bezwarunkowo, a
take liste warunkow, mad kt6re-
mi odbedzie sic dyskusya. An
glia zawiadomila Turcye, re w
sprawie pokoju ME przyjmie nj
czego procz bezwzglednego pod
DANA sic; Turcy zmuszeni bed2
prowadzic negocyacye z genera
lem Allenby'em, komendantem
sill alianckich w Pa~iestynie, Spo-
dziewaja sic, re Turcya 2odda
Gle ootyrhmiaSt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-12-24
FORTIF|ES YOU
AGAINST COLDS
Builds You Up. Gives Yos
New Strength. Take Il
And Avoid Illness.
ESPECIALLY GOOD
THIS TIME YEAR
Drives Out Aehy Feeling, Stops
Cough, Restores Appetite,
Strength to People Get
ting Over. Flu"

at suffered from a slight cold and
had neglected II. Pains in my back
followed and caused me much anxiety.
I had headaches and severe conges-
ton pains in my chest Then / began
being constipated and-felt that ] was
on the verge of a nervous breakdown.
Fortunately / needed the suggestion
OF prominent people whom ! knew to
be honest in their endorsement of
Hypo-Cod and procured a bottle. 1t is
simply fine i got almost immediate
relief The headaches ceased and the
awful pains ] was having in my back
and kidney region left me entirely.
In fact the results were so prompt
and / felt so good once more after
using the one bottle. ] gladly endorse
Hypo-Cod in the highest terms" de-
clared one of Americas foremost con-
struction superintendents and con-
tractors in charge of Government
work, J. H. Porter. Supt. Quartermas-
ter Terminals, Norfolk, Va
Another Praises II.
Below is the statement of another
prominent man who likewise had be-
come so completely rundown he caught
cold easily and then followed the usual
symptoms that arise from lung con-
gestion, fevers, inflammation and the
kindred complaints of cold, Influenza,
La Grippe, etc. Read what he says.
81 contracted a slight cold and neg.
lected II with the result that / soon
found myself suffering from pains
in the lumbar region, feverish spells,
and q generally weakened system.
Finally a torpid liver with its incidental
consultations, indigestion, constipa-
ton, etc, were added TO the sum of
nv ailments and was thoroughly
miserable and looked IL. / read in the
papers the simple formula Of Hypo-
Cod and decided 1t was what l needed.
This proved correct for / find my ap-
petite restored, my strength again
normal and the constipated- condition
gone. My liver is once again func-
tioning properly and ! am no longer
troubled with that acid taste in my
mouth mornings. I certainly have no
hesitancy and with pleasure recon-
mend Hypo-Cod to all who may feel
as / did. 1t is a flesh builder. nerve
strengthener and alLround first-cIass
tonic" declared r. S. Holtzendorf,
Norfolk. Va. asst Supt Mutual Ben
eft Insurance COLI
Get back your strength and disease
resisting vitality. Hypo-Cod Is a fine
fall tonic for either children middle
il+.ed or very old. The Peoples Drug
stores here in Washington sell and
recommend Hypo-Cod. 1t Is especially
finF to b. it'd up a patient after an at
tack Of Flu" or other wasting illness.
II stops the worst kind OF coughs and
colds. drives away the achy feeling
and brings back strength, energy, sp-
petite and steady nerves. Come in and
get a bottle today. Peoples Drug
stores. Sent anywhere on receipt of
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cation of the one industry that has
met all the Governments expecta-
tons the packing industry. Through
the utilization of the existing national
arrangements of the great food pur-
veyors, the War Department was able
to begin serving the finest procurable
foods to both Army and Navy without
delay as soon as the new national
forces were created. That standard
has been maintained ever since.
Securing, preparing and distributing
the food that helped make the world
safe for democracy was the one war
problem that caused no worry at
Washington because Armour, and
kindred organizations, fulfilled every
demand made of them In exact accord
with the wishes of the Government.
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Ohio, Shepard, Fred II. Herbst.
Tex, Mercedes. dose a. Garcia.
VT, Bennington. Joseph 1rOmhley.
w. Va, Mcdowell County, scott Hamm'
Wis. Marinefte, Frank Burke.
Wis, Milwaukee, Floyd e. HOlub.
Wis, Oshkosh, Frank Obersteiner.
CORPORaI.S.
ID. C., WASHINGTON. MILTON =: NIL
LEY; MRS. ALICE MEDLEY, lz4O
NINTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
Ariz., Jerome. EIexandre V. Moisa.
Col, Pueblo, Roy ID. Cheney.
Ill, Sandwich, Lewis p. schultz.
Ind. Terre Haute. Fred l.. Brooks.
Iowa, Atlantic. james r. McCourt.
Kan. McPherson. Martin Peterson.
Mich. Calumet, Henry kolVupalO.
Mich, Detroit, John j. Bosel.
Mich, Grand Rapids, william j. BerEiIuis.