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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-02-22
sallieno Dollars be-
lpiQiot.
Gplntp aDmmiiiare billigen oas
8eiud nDn ssarnt 8ureal1 1lnb
beiuilligen 81 600 jdbrlid tit
Sabre, GridiDi1s MngebDt
5l1riidge,pieie1l. Gegiitriernng at1=
beranntt.

-- --=------= .7s.#977-
SIN Der ar1 Montas abgez
baltenetl 5ikuns Ser @ountp aon1z
|nltlfdre erIdienen garl Slltab poll
2Safe 5an8fa u11b George 8erfner BON
plun 5o1He nnb eriudten Die Gountn
[aDnln1iiidre oie Su1n1ne BON $l 600
idhrIi6 fir 3ipei Sabre sn erlauben fir
ein garm 8ureau ipelde8 bier IN grotpn
@ollntn gu griinben lit. 8eiagte8 aoz
1nifee unterbreitete ben 8emeis, bob lie
Hber 240 .llnterldriften batte1t, alIo
lei1le ga115e NnSabl nebr alS oies bon Der
Heeier1ng perlan9ten 200 Mttglieoer
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-02-22

Sic Dlu1nber zsg5iirt11a 5ippert &c.
|Mer,ler BOT iid mnfgel0,iit u11o Ser 9er=
|ner spiro lie IN Jriibiabr mad Dion
tana beoeben I'M iiid) oortlelblt oer
[ssarmerei 81 ipibn1en snerr pippert
|tpirb baB Wefddft ipeiterfiibr
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-02-22
llnio1l 1T Nngriff gez
ltnl1tllle1t.
Sn gut beiudter Geriemmlnns iuiro'
@riinbung eii,er lI,siDn fit Arbeiter
fit gsem Tim beihlDKeil. 8eantte
unb &pmiteeu eriudblt. Nddite
@erianmlung nad,ften 9ienstag.

9ehten 6reitagabe11b lpuroe eilte Ser
iammlullg in bet Illrrballe abgebalten
ipelde ben &ei1n ether groben 9lrbeitere
bemesul1s fir Stem ulnt IN iid btrst.
llngefdbr $50 4rbeiter falnen bort 5ll=
fanlrnen u,1 cine Nrbetter linton tir
Seem ulm ms aebe,1 gu rufen. GS miro
oeplant alle 9lrbetter Stem nlnlS IN
ei1ten groben 8erbano slllarl1nellSut
}d11nteoel1 ipel6er oa1ln lpieoer 1etne
9ubbipiiionen babel1 lon, ais ba ltno
Sic .9drei1er3u1lft, Oeaurer, 3isarre11=
NADER, 9ruder, Deiiller3unft, II. |. ~.
9ieie 8eipegnng gebt BON Der arbe1z
terlbaft BON SEN 9dmelferitdbten aus
nelde Die Aotpenbigfeit einleben, oaB
Sic Nrbeiter IN ben fleineren 9tdotell
lid aud perei1lisen gum allgel11etne11
94obl. Gs NOR seplart, oaB 98tlltam
2eOuc, ein G5elperfi6aftler BON ct.
Saul bier iei11 inirbe UNI ben s3med etller
lolden Verbt11buns 5u erfldren. 9etoer
mar es ibn 1,ibt n10gltd) 81 fon,n1en llao
10 fiel es Sobn Nbrel1S anbei1n ill fur
sen Morten ben t3iped Der 8erlan1nllung
III erfldren, ipel6e in bic fur5en Worfe
sulo1nmengefabt neroen fann note Ver=
bdltniiie Ser Nrbeiter 3ll Derbeller1l.
Sc pirb bebalptet, bab bie Stem Timer
arbeiter I'M Iurdfdnttt 80 eentS bis
Sl.OO tpertser 2obu BON ausmdrtlgen
Gontraftoren befon1nlelu tpie Die an
tbre 9lrbeiter be5ablen pelde lie BON
auspdrts bierber bringen., 9teS 1T ein
iibelifa11b be11 bur9 ei1le Union e1fgez
oenoearbeitet merben 1on. GS 1T rtdt
etipa, bab Sic Stem lllmer Nrbetfer ni6t
10 eeididt finb, ionoern eS iptrb bebanpz
tet, bab iie IN BirfG6feit be{ier aas-.
eebtlbet iinb ipie Die auspdrtigen bte
bierber sebra6t tperoen.
95on Ben Nnpeler1ber traten IS Der
su btlbenben linton bel u1,b oteielben
oraanilirten fi1 bnr6 Die @ahl BON.
Sreb Wenbe als BrdIibent, So6n s..
Slbrens als 8iee Brdi.;; @eorge seed=
eilen, gefr.; @eorge 8u6ner, Shat.
11leiiter.sggllssa, s-raanif ifatio1s nalflllbB flllbBl
lpuroen erlpdblt: Iona 8. @rDbfter,.
Sol. Scotia, sta1liS .9perl, SEQ. gud=
ner, Bat Hnan ll1tb Artbnr N1aller.
Ser1nan goroes ll11b Garl 9tone fp1lrz
SEN als aon,itee fir 6alle er1tannt nno
Sobn Abrens uno 9eorge 9edetlen alS
NuSid,ub fir 91ebner uno NuSarbetten
BON g1ebergeleben. Gine aolleftton
muroe erboben nm Die luslagen fitr bte.
@erla,nn1lung gu beden urb fir bteien
o3ped eingen eth 5000.
@s fpiro geplant eine lpettere Ser
ian1nnlung fir nd6iten 9tenstag, ben
26. Tebruar ein5uberufen, BET pelder
G5eleeenbeit Steiner BON Musmdrts ba
ietn meroen Inn 3tDede u11b 3tele Der
reuen Organization sll erfldren nnb 81
er0rtern. S1 oieier 8eriantmlung ioll
au9 belttn1n1t tperben Oh ii6 Der btefige|
8erbano Der uNmerican 6eoeration Of
2abor" ani6lteben ioll ober Der nSSnter=
national Teberatton Of 2abor" Die
Organization bier IN Seem llln bat oaS|
Ne6t lt6 Ser etnen ober Ser a1oere11
bieier 8erbdnbe an5ul6lieben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-02-22
'Gegiitrieru1lg fiirNnsz
ld1lOer

1tettuS1
.Sanf SefebI Der StdlerhetfszRD Dt1strttt.
t1Dl f1liilet1 ltd1 salle Auslan0er mi
ilisnabn1e oer Sent1den auel9f
1ld) 1d)D1l re9tltrtert baDef, regtlfrte=
reil. Gtne llun1a1le Mustnntf ge=
iu11tl1df.
True translation filed with the post
master at New ulm on February ~
1918 as required by the act of October
|6, 1917
s1le Nnsldt1oer (tpeldes alle Berloa1eu
,11ei11t foeld,e 11icf,t Biirder Ser SIR
einiafen g5tanfen Inn anbere ala hiez
ienioe11 fpeldbe llntertane1l 6es oentidJen
Reides {i11o l11ro ,pelhe lid, oeriltriert
bQben urlter ser Direftion beS BunbeB
@jeridtsbeporteme1ltS, n1iil5er1 iid) per=
i6nlid1 por oer1 @taotz ober gillaoe=
ober Iofpnz zGlerf BON Ser 5tabt.
gillaoe ober Totpn no oerlelbe tpobnt
om IS. 90 pber .27. ssebruar I'M 6em
ooer IN @e{dQftsplab zines ]old]a1
elerls, 81 etner s5eH nlspI lIupsI leR
|11hr nofa1nitfaos erlebeif1en uub re=
oi}tr;re,, I'M, 6ann fertta III iein alle
ssraae11 III beantmorfen melde auf bem
NestI = 1a. al,stlla1 1a,sa ,.o
lno 110 I'M 5e|1Re lolu,eIl 0,slID pt>
Itnoef, Das1eloe 81 u'1erlDre'oe'l nAs
81 bee1o'sen.
Inter BEN Gragen miro NuSfunft ge=
ipuni6t iiber ben 5afen IN Den Ser.
f5taaten IN pel6em man onfam, 1ag ber
Nnfunff, oh mdrnltde Vertpanote tt9
I'M &rieg enttpeber fiir ober ge9en otf
Ser. 9taaten n1o ibrer glllitrten be-
Iteiligt baben, llno pe1lll bic Antnort
beiaber1b 1T, n1iiiien Namert, 9roe
Ser germanoi6aft nllb tpeldem 1a11e
9eoient angefuDrt lperben, oh regilhtrt
inter Dem Draft< <@eleh, 1no tpelulia
bic Serial Nnmn1er,, oh Der Ne9lltrauf
Grempption perlanete pom aRtl'tatr5
Ip!enlf nt1o alls melneh .es,IlAlesIl' %
Ioie er1ten Bnrssrparlefe q. pelahssenonl. g 's
men noreen i1l1o hao lOsIliAp' V, ,Du u,.s
9atnn l1no menn 0'e eIlIe1l s2a1tgetz
pap.ere Derans9e 1olllns1l y ~ 'puIps,. pls
Iglnhoe Mnplen .pssga'p IS, s'De,.s ,',,a
n'u gslahss.a.anss,. sass.a o,raa;sre .pa ,,;he
IDsn " y ,.s,Ia,, ,,,,,5Ssr hsar;,nSen M ,asss
~ =, D 81, s sa;stra,,t
alp ssss wv. ssliqu, s,,,e5nta o. a5 eia,st
aa1'es.ss.,la ~ ,s,es,fa mn Sc aeihreih,1na
aso pr4 4pe,.ne,, ,,11h II, ber Meoiitrnm
IN ,9 Heiihe i1t t,ern baS 2a11b erpore
f,en m M n,,rSe. If. Ser ss)seoiitrant 5tahf
oosr ass s1sen. os,.R1 hlo se ge1R ertp
eriDorben tDnrDe; oD er 1f9e1lotpelDe1
gnlnbeiaentun1 auberbalb DeS 5tnafeS
! <. 81 Ese
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-02-22

y - - =
Serial
No. Address
n 783 Cornfrey
783 IL Sp'gfeld
1885 Sleepy Eye
536 Sleepy Eye
GIG Sleepy Eye
: 1178 Sleepy Eye
1922 Omaha,
t 513 Sleepy Eye
1899 Sleepy Eye
ITO Minl1eapls.
760 Hanska
81 New IJlnl
623 Sleepy Eye
391 New I1lIn
- 800 n -
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-02-22

Order
No. Name
z Chas. III. Youngre
z 10, Elmer r. Schmid1
II Henry A. Keyes
90 John Soutschka
j 35 William L. Dietz
SO Ray'd. w. Keyes
Sc Agge G. Hanson
SO A. A. Kleinschmi
81 Elmer Z. Peterso
162 Ed. G. Herring
III Orie F. Halverson
18O Arthur E. Meyer
1876 Simon p. Scheid
.212 Anton M. Meidl
s223 Jas. A. Cassidy
233 Andrew +. Berger
246 thur R. SWanso
.259 Andrew Vogel
.243 Walter J Engel
271 Nicholas Sieg
277 Jacob G. Engel
297 Joseph Grabner
.298 Frank Sellner
299 Vim. Henry Siebel
.315 Phillip Lange Jr.
341 Gustav T. Carlson
348 Chas. "A. Ana11n
361 Harry Brand
363 C. d. Simmons
376 Edward J. Kei1n
:334 Anton Bakken
385 John ReWitzer
1893 e.. N. Winds chiu ]
1893 Albert Rewitzer
412 Ed. IA. Mogensen
423 a. G. Windhorn
42S Frank Pechtl
439 Frank A. Schaefe1
448 Richard p. krenti
462 Elmer Larson
415 Edwin ] Lenzen
464 Oliver B. Catlin
465 Ernest 3. Stark
466 Ralph %. Tho1nsel
Ats Albert Bauer
1648 "a. = Anderson ! M s
483 Axel G. WaH1n
484 Carl Plautz
485 BENJAMIN Ganske
487 Pete j Dalsgaard
488 IL. "A. Schneider
493 Otto Hanson
495 VIM. Mand erfeld
502 Michael Sieg
518 Henry ] ohnson
528 Henry Sober
534 Walter Phillipson
537 Howard Popp
543 Paul r Current
557 Mike Nally
b59 Frank Lind111eyer
524 Carl ID M adsel1
$50 Jas. H. Anderson
$50 Thomas j Wright
.561 Harry nv Ha1llanl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-02-22
,31peites gn1lti1lge1 1T
ei,lbernfell,
Samitag tperben Is Wsann nab Camp
9D0ge abreiien. QDfalb ehDr0c
fDr0erf SO Man11 HDtlt eritet lnDta
auf, Gamstagi11Drgea 5il eri1einen,

aekte11 greitaglnorgeil erbielt ote
lofale 8eb0rbe SrberS, baB 8rofD1l
@ountn fiir bas 5ipeite Contingent ber
|eriten Qnofa 79 Marn 3l1 lfellell babe,
unb bab bieie Srettagnabnlittas I'M
Is Qbr 80 BON bier abrei1en 1nii1len.
I5ie aofalbeb6rbe madte ii1 iofort an
iIbie Nrbeit nnb btS 5o1l11tagabello iDurz
Ibe angeitrengt gearbeitet I'M bieie Nrbeit
83ll betDdltigen ll1lD nod benIelben Nbenb
Iginsen Ste 9iotisen an Die 8etreffenbel
LIB.
Daburd, bab 9o,parb 5opp tuelder
lid IN 5leepn @Ae regiitrierte nno iebt
| in Sos glngeks benz BunbeSoienlt bet
trat, 8ropn Gountn g1tgei6rieben
lpuroe, nlnB nnier @ountp nur 78
tMala, HeHen anltatt 70 ipie urlpriinsz
it'd perlangt. Die 1leu Nusgebobenell
tperoen ii6 IN Der bieiisen 8affenballe
I5an1stag1norsell perlamn1eln ur1o es
ltpiro ibnen berlelbe f0ntsli6e gnpfang
suteil iperoell ipie ben erlten ipel6e lebte1
Stunt 3u ben @affen gerufen iDnrbe1l.
S. @. Sobnlon urb ba8 bielige Nofe
5Gfreus babell bieien Sell be8 Brogra1nmS,
|bie unterbaltl1ng uno 8elpirtlng Der
Ausgeb bobene1t, su belorgen.
Mit be111lelben s3ug an mel6en oaS
8ron1 Gountn Contingent bier abretf,
tfomn1e11 Ste NuSgebo bobererl BON 2ineoln
l1ulb 2non Counties bier on. Sn Neanz
Ifato gebt es NIT etnen1 9pecial5ug I'M
| z 1lbr meter mad Camp Dodge, otpa.
Ism biefen1 3us beftnoen iid ni6t 11nr
| Die NnSgebobenen bon 8rolprt, 9tneoln
lIn1b anon Counties, ionberH alld olez
lienigen bon 8lue @artb, Mllrran, Cot
tonlpoob, Watonipa1s unb TartbanlH
gonnties. Der 5pe5ialsng iniro 5onn=
taofnorgen I'M 3 llbr 55 IL 5ieblallb
sSnnetion BET Camp Dohge a1lfonlille1t
{llnb pon bort perbe1l Die Auseeb ebnbeneil
auf Ste Snterlrban tra11sferirf rflHlo baum
gebf eS na6 Camp Dodge no Site Irlilb1z
3eitig genng a1foml11en tperben ll11l bort
sSriibitud eianeb1ne11 at fDnre1l. Son
lben folgenoen 93 Na1nen perben bic e
Neann .ansgeinn aDeldg gamstos non
fbier na6 Camp guoee abreiien tperSen:
-,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-02-22

gpr aepadtem pauie balt q, 6 otpn=
lep, 3rai, Ser MDnz8artiian sigo
cine 2 Iz2zitiinbige GeOe. Nabe=
gu 500 anapeie1tb, 6Dte &ren5 &Dl=
lefte eraibf S115,26. @ebarntldz
te 8eihliifIe angenDmme1r,
The evening world., 1918-05-02
Try This If You
Have Dandruf

There is one sure way that never
fails to remove dandruf completely
and that is to dissolve II. This destroys
II entirely. To do this, just get about
four ounces of plain, ordinary liquid
arvon; apply it at night when retiring;
use enough to moisten the scalp and
rub it in gently with the finger tips.
by morning, most If not all of your
dandruf will be gone, and three or
four more applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace of II, no matter
how much dandruf you may have.
You will find, TOO, that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop in
stantly, and your hair will be fluffy.
lustrous. glossy, silky and soft, and
look and feel a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store. II is inexpensive. and
four ounces Is all you will need. This
simple remedy has never bee known
to fail.-Advt.
The evening world., 1918-05-02
BANK CASHIER IN JAIL,
SAID TO Be AN EMBEzzLER
Jersey Official Accused Of Misap-
propriating Si9,5oo Stoutly
Denies the Charge.

CAMDEN. N. j.. May 2-Henry l..
Halnes. cashier OF the Farmers Ma
tlonal Bank. OF Mullicn Hill. Glouces-
ter County. ". j., Is In jail charged
with the cmzellement OF approximate
.Iy s19.5OO.
Luther X. Roberts. national bank
examiner, discovered tho alleged
shortage yesterday. 1Iaines was ar
rested at the bank this morning. He
waived examination and was comit-
ted in default OF $4,000 bail. II. w.
ELLINGTON, president Of the bank.
said:
IL do not believe Mr.. Heines Is
guilty. Both tho directors and l think
a mistake has been made, but the
money Is gone. Haines always led an
exemplary life"
Haines emphstically denled the
charge. II is alleged he forged notes
discounted and held them as collat.
eral funds he Is alleged to have talser
for hts own use.
The evening world., 1918-05-02
LEAGUE TO OFFSET
GERMANISM IN RUSSIA
Or. Frank Goodnow, William
Boyce Thompson and Herbert L.
Carpenter Are Officers.

WASHINGTON. May Am organiza-
Non 10 offset German propaganda IN
Russia was launched here to-day. II Is
called THE American League to Ala
and Cooperate with Russia
Or Frank Goodnow, formerly In the
United states diplomatic service. was
elected president. william Boyce Thomp-
son Of New York. vlce-president. and
Herbert l.. Carpenter of Brooklyn. sec
rotary. Members Of the executive com
mittee include senators owen. Boroh
Calder and williams. and representatives
Flood and Cooper.
Delegations will be sent TO Russia &c
spread Information OF Americas desire
to assist the new republic as well Al
proncring material assistance.
President Wilson, It was said today
is In sympathy with the leagues pur'
pose. Among othor5 said to be behinC
the movement are Colonel II. NJ. House
Henry l.. Dawson n Frank n. Nauer,
lin.
The evening world., 1918-05-02
TO BE WORTH $4,000.
DR.. w. A. Ewing Left Money Go
Future Children of Daughter.

DR. William Alexander Ewing. who
died April 81 at his home. 1874 West
tsth Street. left $4,000 e his daugh-
ter, Marion Ewing MeCollom. with a
proviso that $1,000 Is to he paid from
h., estate TO each child she nay
bring into the world" The will wis
filed to-day.
Harold G. McCollom, OF No. 1874 West
eSth street. his s~on-in-law receives
3 1000. To his grandson, Alexander
Ewing McCollom. IL left $1,000. while
two other grandchildren. Malcolm ".
and Harold G.. McCpllom, Jr, get
81 1000 each. Maud Mills Ewing. the
widow. Is left the residuary estRte.
and Is requested to make n Will i'm
medlately b~euueathlng her property 10
their deughter. The total estate IL
valued at 500, 900.
The evening world., 1918-05-02
WILL BORROW $4,000.
Court Authorize. Receivers 60 Keep
Trov Company Running.

Judge John G. Knox in the Federal
District Court to-day authorized Edward
II. Titus and John b. johnson. receivers
OF the Trow Directory Printing and
DookbindinR Company. TO borrow
moneys not In excess OF $50. 900 to con-
tinue the company's business. The ac-
ton OF the receivers In borrowing So. 900
from the New York Produdce Exchange
Bank on their Joint promissory note
was ratified.
The company has two printing plants,
ono at No. 20l East i2th Street. and
the other at Kent Avenue Penn and
HeweS Street. Brooklyn. which arc
The evening world., 1918-05-02

Dr.. A. J, Newman, late Police Surgeon
OF tho Ci'y OF Chicago and former Hnuso
surgeon. Jefferson PARK Hospital, chi
cago, In commenting on Nuxutod iron
says; 1T has been my particular duty
during tho pn't six Years TO nHslit In
keeping Chic0go's five thoussnd oius'
coats In good health aud perfect rHEtins
trim so that they would 20 phyaindllS
equipped to Withstand all manner OF
atorms uud tho raVaEoa Of nnturo's
dement's
Or James Francis Sullivan. formally
physician OF H,Il.vas Hospital tOutdOOT
The evening world., 1918-05-02

i three milliou people annually 10 'h''
country alono are taking n Nica l'"n'
Such astonishing results have oe'n ~,
ported from It's uso both by doctors ana
inymon that a number OF physlelsn' III
vnriou, parts OF the country have osrn
asked to explain why they prescribe It
40 extensively. and why II apparently
produres 20 much better results than nero
ATTAINED from the old forms OF Inorganic
iron.
Extracts from somo OF tho letters re-
eelyed are given below.
Dr. Ferdinand HInE. n Now YORK my
~. - Nodlcnl Author. says! There
The evening world., 1918-05-02
HOW To GET RID
.0F RHEU AA1|SA
'fTuit-a- TiYeS'POlntthe Way
TO Quick Relief

II suffered for . number Of years
with Rheumatism and severe Pains IN
my SIDE and Back. caused by strains
and heavy lifting.
When | had given up hope Of ever
being well again. a friend recommended
Fruit-a-tivcs' (or Fruu LtUer Tablets
to me and after using the first box ]
felt so much better that ! continued
to take them; aud now ] am enjoying
the best Of health.
wv. NJ. LAMPSON."
SOC a box. @ for $3.50. trial size csc,
Al all dealers or sent on receipt ol
price, by FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited,
OGDENSBURG. ". Y.-Advt.
The evening world., 1918-05-02

auacmlo. run van, formerly ThysIcinn Of
d Town "a, bellevue hospital tOurleoT
.'"l' thou' Wcstchrstcr County
snuls ~ ucr- Hospital.
sons 20 on yonr after year suffcring from
]nnyatoal weakness and a highly uervou-
condition duo to lack Of sufficient Ton
ln their red blood corpuscles, without ever
realizing tho real and true cause OF taeil
trouble. without iron In your blood war
food merely passes through tho body
somewhat ike corn through an Old nui
with rollers 80 wide apart that tho NIL
cant grind.
nut IN my opluinn YOU can't maxi
strong vigorous, suoccs7fuL sturdy uou
men by feeding them on metallic iron. rht
old forms % metallic iron must 90
turuIgh 10 srmi digestive process to IrauS
form tnom into organic lron-NuAa,ed
lron-beflro th6y ars so ready 20 be
taken 40 ant accumulated By tho human
system.
"Sotwlth1tandinE an that has been said
and written on TINS subject by we'll. NnuNu
phl s]lcleus. tnuuaands OF people still a..
-ist on dosing themselves with metallic
iron simply. supUoae. because % cnsls
% tew o.uts less. 1 strongly advise g,nd
yrI On all cases 20 got a physl.lan's ugo-
-crlptDon for organic lron-SuA1tel Iron
or u YOU don't want 20 Ro TO tuis -guuDic
then purchase only NuIatcd Iron in 10
| original packages and SEQ that this oar
uculur name tSuKatcd from appears on
'no package. II YOU have taken p]reutra-
lions such "a NuN and Iron ana otnri
similar Iron products and failed 20 Est
results. remember that such PRODUCTS are
an entirely dltleront thing from NuAatsd
Iron"
: Or. T. Alphousna wallace. a physiciaf
The evening world., 1918-05-02

found Miss Dorothy BrouEh, sopranoI
%soloist, n Miss Elizabeth b. J%eftersl
and Miss Bail, recitatlonists. who al
most regularly appear in the Y. NJ. g.
\. and knights OF Columbus audlto.l
RUINS in the Embarkation Camp.
The evening world., 1918-05-02
VINELAND THEATRE BURNS.
Manager Was Warned show Place
would lie Blown Up.

VINELAND. y. j.. May Fire be-
l,eyed to have been started by an in
~canddlary to-dday DESTROYED the audi
torllm. Vineland's largest theatre. j..
II Downer. the manager. said that he
hod recently Received dan ANONYMOUS
letter threatening to blow him up"
If no continued to permit patriotic
meetings in the theatre. A a was
Sanp ruuuIng from the rear OF the build
to t,st before the fire was discovered.
several slight explosions under the
stage followed.
The evening world., 1918-05-02

or many years experience IN this oour'T
ma VINO has been given many honorAry
utlos In England. says: II do no, make
a practice OF recommending advertised
medicinal products. but ! have found NuH.
ated Iron 80 notcnt In norvou. run -dANn
conditions. that I believe an should 1nov
OF u. Tho men ana women o. to.da'
need moro iron In thoir blood than wss
tho case twenty or thirty wears ago. This
because or tho domlncrnllzcd dict Whlca
now Is served daily In thousands ot homes
err resistance necessary 90 Uf'sut tho great.
or number or hoaltn hazards to DO mot .;
every turn
II people would only take NuKatod iron
whom they feel weak or rundown. instsad
The evening world., 1918-05-02

and the momory falls and taoI h'eon,
weak nervous. irritable. dospoudonI ana
melancholy. when tho iron goes from
mo blood OF women tue roses 20 trou
their cheeks.
TN tho most oommon foods ~ America
tho atarcheA sugars. table Wrups
cnndIca- nnlIahod fIce. whILe broad. aOlh
The evening world., 1918-05-02

,rc14, .r,i Dr. Y, Airhunsu- wallace,
,by.,..t u Physician Of Many hrar-'
cue INucrirnce In this COun'EY.
orEy ana cot
themselves into a condition % ward or the
millions o' d.soasa germs that arc almost
continually around ~. Il Is surprising
how many people suffer from iron do
Iciencv ana do not know Il.
II YOU arc not strong or well YOU I'VE
u 10 Yourself 10 make tho following toIt:
SEQ how long YOU can work or nov lar
YOU can wink without ucrumina urod.
Next take two Gyr-F .I'u tablets OF o'di-
nary NUaufrd Iron three times per iay
after meals Tor two weeks. Thea test
your strength again ana SEQ now much
YOU have gained. Numbers or uervoua.
rundown peoplo VINO were alIlng an the
while Rave most astuu.s1lugly Increased
their strength uui endurance slmply ~
mixing iron Bro trr proper form. Aud mis-
after they nod % some cases been soI1s
ag for moniHB without eettlng puuurIt
from anything Many 1u athlete ana
rrgr-uEuter uas Won tho d1y simply 10
cause Hg know tho secret Of great
strength ana endurance whlch come,
from nHylng u,onty Of iron In tho blood;
while many another has zone down IN In.
glorious d,.cut simply FOR lack OF iron.
MANUFACTURERS NOTE uxated lron.
N.4#h Is prrsu.rl and abOTu ~
.A.a.Ala, n not q -H.frt WmelI. Hut Que auicp
~ "ta N'''N '' e''-ils even! Aaae, Julsd
aslu,a'si a'a .0t IuIuu f4e teeth, make thsn
BLACK. ..t u.H't fHa stomach. The uanufae.
tur,rs guarantee ,uUarsluI aud rhtfv.T ,atedsc-
fund Satr iu'ntJ. II 70 dSpensed BY al tool
dug1a's.
The evening world., 1918-05-02

trrom the BOSTON Transcdptl
Tom-Whv were you 50 determined
to kiss that homely cousin Of yours7
jack wanted TO establish a pre-
cedent; she has two pretty sisters, you
know.
The evening world., 1918-05-02

cnn DO no
vigorous Iron
men without
iron. IPallor
means IEoSe-
mia.
"a n a emia
means ~ o n
q cite iency
Tho skin OF
auaoInio mon
women IN
o al . the
Uash nhbby.
he muscles
lack t0no. the
The evening world., 1918-05-02

operated at a cost Of 5000 per week.
When the receivers took charge the
company had but a few hundrcdd doll
lars on hand.
The evening world., 1918-05-02

crackers bis
Cults. Imucd
%
ulatti trpl-
.ooa
flrlua. 10
IA mated
corn-meuu 40
longer ~ irun
to be found
defining 90
. nave
removed tho
ron Of Moth
er Earth HuIu
uIFHu IfnpON
The evening world., 1918-05-02

plpo ths water In which our vegetable
rro cooked IL responsible 'or anothr'
grave iron loss,
therefore you should supplY tho ino'
deficiency IA your foot by using som'
form OF organic iron il8t as YOU "1ulc
uss salt whom your TODD has not onols
salt"
The evening world., 1918-05-02

OF x
/ h IA ,iyas
tth hHbtJ-
Z o ? m tag
druFs. zIltuu
lantg and al
c1hoi'o ttv
craEoB. thcro!
arc probably
Z h o nds
" IA u,lsnt
readily uliIu.
IN their rod
blood. cor
puscirs
The evening world., 1918-05-02

Dr. A. D. newman, ints
Police Surgeon Of the CITY
Of Chicago aud former
House surgeon, Jefferson
Park Hospital. thirtLo'
The evening world., 1918-05-02

Dept N ~,
and the NeSt-
q h O q or
county Nos
pital. said;
- h a ' e
strongly ON
phnHizod the
great mecca
.ity Of phyGi
clans making
pod. .blni
nations o
their voak
~auacinic, run
The evening world., 1918-05-02
These City Physicians Explain
Why They Prescribe Nuxated Iron
To Make Healthier Women and Stronger, Sturdier Men
NOW BEING USED BY OVER TdkEE MILLION PEOPLE ANNUALLY


Bv rnidine the b@d and aMng thousands of new red blood cell. it often quickly transforms. tho nbby
nh UmJw UnMG and pMl dWks of weak, amemn men and women oa glow of hMh IuA.,
"" ~ nmGh OF hMMe.n nervous. rundown hNsM two week. time in mv h.nc, ""
The evening world., 1918-05-02

Gertrude Samn of Elm Avenue,
Teaneck Is one OF the popular en-
tertainers OF the thousands OF soldiers
at Camp Merritt. Her singing and
dancing never fail to make a hit. Miss
Satin Is Just sixteen, pretty and VIM
some. Teaneck Is but a short dis
lance from Hackensack. where are
The evening world., 1918-05-02

x/OU know them! They may be Doubling Williams,
ing Johns, Doubling Henrys, -,-even Doubling
You meet them on the street, at the club, in the sui
sometimes in the mirrorl
The evening world., 1918-05-02

Kayser Isle Vest with Band or CrochC
Top. Specially Price