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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
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The formal act 90 sisning the TreSty
II tho Hall IL Mirrors ag Versailles
Saturday calls Tor ne renswal os
those oukbursts 81 ARa0tsonai rejoicing
which marked TIM signsng Of the
arrnLsIica aaaf November Whatever
the Journalists may say, AL naaE have
felt that the war ended then The
Treaty bat attests fact lcaB ago -
tanIlshed and axes the terms of set
flenent.
III ii ona 0f the greatest events III
history, ii makes powerful appsal tn
the imagination The condolences are
latsrestGng. rive years 10 y aay from
tho amke Of tie assassination og CF0wn
prince Ferdinand. which furnished
Germany with the prAtaxt Tor var
long planned. an instrument is exc
icsatsd that Skaters the whole fabric
og Gesmnn nsslatary aus0eracy I'd the
same hall where forty ut ysaFa ago
ii william HohenzollArn crowned him
self German Emperor, two men 81
humble station, representing Ger
many transformed into 4 socialist re-
public, sign treaty acknowledging
tssrsnanyss responsibility Cor the war
and agreeing ko the surrender Tor
trial and punishment az the grandson
and Imperial aaccessor os that Hohen-
goalern, now 3 fugitive. 4 pltlGai cure
of rnaa covering iii dread DE Instice.
nut TIE long months 81 negotiation
have daiied The sesg for such reflec-
glona, which belong Within the domain
81 sentiment ii is ID practacal tasks
that men nov turn. and they are CT
ganslc. New York Times
Reena
Fseace wIeaa Germany III 80 scccsn-
piishesl FACT. Afssr ail. d little thrill
accompanied tho signing oe TIE treaty,
despite the sact tnat 1t had asen dis
countsd Dy the preliminary news and
despite the ungracfous sttisusae Of the
party Of the second part
The peace finds the world divided II
opinio8 with regard ID IL Bitter end
ars Id various countries. but pareicu-
larIy Iii France, think Il not severe
enough On Germany. Germany. they
aay, Iii 4 few years win BE- ID 4 strong
Of position than France end some 9TH
ezra of the Allied and neutral nations.
Radicals III this country, Ia England
and elsewhere cry Out that II Is TOO
severe and the question II whether
Germany viii survive st ail.
Between them Is group, and we
are strong 70 believe thai II repre-
santg the great ma 1Oraty 81 the people
ID nearly SD og the countries Of the
world outaiae og Germany and IT,
former allies. which holds that the
treaty u as good one 81 coald have
been composed. that despite certain
faults II marks j tFsrnanaOas step "A
advance over any slinLlar treaty II
history cad that Il really haa SO Il
the hops 81 i duranle psacs salti-
more sun
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a aas treaty yaas ~ AaaE pSmNs
TN t. she aas,oA sssun Prob
bAsa Balestn
IN 90 tsp0~aenk ~
sSa sss ay tn hlla
aess "a Observer
ses 81 he mnt only i saGa
k aaae IA esaasa ly sober
SAN Iscu Ehronacaa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
EIstaENE IT, CITIT.IlS. Solicitor
TRUSTEES SALE
OF ALI 4 I'LL;
Resid ential F Eoperties
in KAATPsaEs,F AND LAUREL. ND.


nv yarsne nY h decree Of tile Circuit
Court eOg Anne Arundel 'eunty ,Iated
June III 1912 and pa3sed tn nh Equity
cause HI said fsUurE depending wherein
floyd n El0key for hisn@Nlf and ~ next
frleua FL TIsatnaa s. Glokey. was Plaintiff
aud William N. Glokey ana others were
ssefenaanfs the undersigned appointed
trustee ami directed se sell portions 81 the
real estate Whereof Holm II ssiokey lied
sale al tIr Court nouse door, Annapolias
On
WEDNESDAY, JITIY 18TH 1912,
ut IL Noon,
ts,e foIioygfuw vnguAtsAe residence property
Ftrmt- All that lot RE K&Atp0rt frantinE
10 fest OH the Asst side 0f Chester avenue.
with depth 30 III feet described III Il
iced from TstIliam Il. Muller and her hslss
satn, md recorded til isiber a. w. No. lis
ksgla I'm. usse ct the lainl fecOrd haalss tI
ANNE Arundel County iiap5Dyad with 4 Sts
rtS0na frame dwelling. kNO. 1927 now under
rent ID Clifton HI Rawlings.
second All that Iot 1t Laurel. Md.
fFnatsnG 90 feet IN tln esag BisIt pK Waah-
Iii gknn Ave1ne, improved with IL eight
Fnsskn gramap sgsgelAmg. tlparYaeesssz iii deed
fe0n 50ssa E SnOwt!eu 10 John Is. Ctokcy,
dated April 23rd, atsUa
TERMS on SAIsFs Prescribed lsy tho
sIecrna one fliird 0g the purchase money
esIsls one Third III three and ONE tAira IL
aix mouths III MI cash u the option Of the
purchaser credit insiaiianepts % bear iIls
Fnrnet n1itl he secured ri tire sAt1sfIctton ~
the undersigned Fuller particulars uEois
application.
ma NFzE. ii I'll ANTosAK,I.. Trustee
$50 CaIvert Rulillng
Baltimore. Ma.,
DT Hart building Annapolis
William n Moss.
Auctlniacer
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30

must have more none.
house Your last rs..
enough Meat costs r,,,,
man L shout q rlise 3
everything else tAa 81
the things that 81
Iasght
Henry saw ! greai !ieA
have IT. ne exclaimed 4
ii the nroilteer IN
/ table Henry found
brother, who Arms l ,,i,a.
/ III Iowa 4 para ;.a ,s,,,ss "
ny hired help Il AK iii s., j
and found Il said .iIa Il, 4
pay 4 70 save Iny raps
costs twice as much a & n.. =
Won't be able this pear
new machinery
feel like giving iebs
| 10 to the sra an,I Isak
those office jobs
And 50 The rs4s
Henry has decided tt basld
low hi $4,000 ana se III
fight out the caiises M A.fh "
The Nations BaSAtes iar II
Good food habit I'll
part Or personal ltSeieiie II,
Children gel such ilalils III !
suitable amounts
served them and tl,ea beiht \.
ID eat what III set III gafe w.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30

vasas ~ have absolute coatrol es thu
bra as.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30

aa,s a. sar
ID lgAa essszs~
~, a aa
yir
ssEs
ssstn Ngess fsSm0r vii hscosaa naoge 81
s harning thsFss assasten llssiel
phia lsanira
TAe gseya delegates may Gm&
sEssa con tson Iii ia sark tAat wer-
saEElea IL pros3asaksa Yer nov
York Morning Ielarap
That traits snEayl sl MBsO Easras d
perfeegly saod glass; a Seer ak i Is0a-
aIssvlst was horgasly exkrava gan
asw Yogk Evening saa
e.s
Once this reaca fressy n settled
yagyssody osanhs sp ~ slsIing ~ stand
ereaa NH ax0ur Boston a'Fanacglpl.
All thaf'a needed nov 10 c0snplets
the worlds com AGENCY 81 j asgike
against asrsklng Buffalo C0niTnegcsal
Horah seems 10 have taken the plaee
az the fornaar Kaiser IS the Idol 0a tae
pro Csernan Faeston NssNs alld
Courier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
List Of Ap Of
don Officers
Once 81 the BoaEa ~ Supervisors u
Elections for AnRe Arundea
gounty, MaFglassd.
AnnapoIls. aad. juno 27sh. lale.

Annap0Iis. nd. June 27th. 1919
Az sneeEiug oE The Board Of Super
visors Oe Elections for Amaze Arundel
County. Maryland. heId - their Ofiace
IN the Court House IL Annapolis. Md. !.
june 2Gth. 1919. the aollowiag man
we're selected aa Chief Judges ag Elec-
1l0ns and Registration 0fsieers tor the
seyeraI aleeti0n precincts aa required
by section {. Chapter 202 og Article SO
81 the Code Oh Pablo General Laws
OK MARYLAND.
Notice of selection has been mailed
10 the address Or each person request
ing them to appear before the Board
81 July sth, 1919. between the hours
of 1900 and 1900 o'clock. A AT !. at
which time they WILL be examined and
sworn Iii.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
III RI AM

JOHNSON Iii rad but loving raineEn
hrniace III on stigsar mother, NINA Ell
XtlfsA 1tlIf n who died eight years
ago. June ri aa q
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
HON LOAN
LOST

k.slGYA poe s5sek hetMena FlRkbine
aa,sI south RHy8v Bridge. Contained
Sg7t 12 ana earl with tte fnitiaa e.
Reward as.N3 KsaAfnrHea nv Capital AA Z
sIsss "a 8 ii..ias 4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
MoRTGAG GEES SALE
or ii
easlfifs
= lone
an a nxrwxgN xsYwrFs

Af the request BE the owners and BY
Rfrtna 0f the powers ~ sale contained IN
tWD an0rkgage2 from Nv. !. LatseF and
WIFE, the hxsk dated 1geh June, 1a14s aGla
TIE second Hated 10th March, 1915. alad
recorded tn Lard Resords q. nf Anne A lss.
Ia0. and O. vi. No. III, folio 90, 1 Will
osEef III public sAie ut the Court H0nse
sS0oF, Annapolis, Nil, on
TUESDAY. JULY ISL, 1910,
Al TxgMkER DtgKsDtsx. NateN.
ali thae TRACT ~ lnnd On slss nOrsh aIrle BIZ
seveFn RlYer. consisting 0f ten and one
ffth 8z82A9 acEea 0E land. improved BY q
newaN R0ean hsanEa3eps With toilet and batA.
Agass aanuIieA with FwMnang water and
ssSkA@ Naa 10 1s convenient to the rail-
road, beusexMr6 ard Severn River. being
Lire h. :. and about A9e mslea from
Amnap@lia The h0mxa q heated by not
water MMa l&gee Is6EcRea and good col
KaFs TAe property runs GaNFn to Cool
HliE1Mx Cove On @sSeRn River ueksl fnS
fndeM in MkzslEstoR 70 che ten and one Attn
III zhe Ms 81 about enc quarter 81 an acre
af iMAA lysn& % CUW Spring Core, to-
RN<Aex with the riparian and water Ktgs1ta.
psssk 08 TIE property 81 recorded In LtESer
q. W.. Ma. ssas folio a58 Land heeorda OF
TER vs. on Rsa ~ zflsa anaaf casa On rat
tnez&inM 0G mNse: balaace payable III one
yeaF Exem ssay oz aases wfsh lntereafs and
ID se incurred by notn uf enFehaaer with
Gatfszac&@Ey amFegys ~ al eash On rAttA-
cakaeM Of naaes ae Upx9an GE parehaeex. y
- sliced sn day q sale. Eor fssrtkes III
fas<ael9A AhuaaxsN ~ the Msl&AFMsEsset8.
Attorney.
VIZ. 81 aEG1ss Auekaoness
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YET my wounded aeart has not been healed.
Only those THAT ARge lest their loved ones
Can ny grief aka sorrow ten.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30

Once this peaca irezsy n settles
sysgyssody ossasss sp ~ Wiling h ssanl
treat Nil ar0ulsS BOSTON a'ranacglp.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30

All thaf'a nee6ed now to csasa Ellets
the worlds eosnp aesncy 81 asTike
againsa striking III Coma ssctal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30

10 the address or each person request
Ing them to appear before the Board
On July Sth, 1919. between the hours
Of 1900 ana 1900 o'clock. A M. az
which time they will be examined and
aworn Id.
FIRST DISTRICT
Farst Precgacs
LLOYD OWENS. tf1ena j, Lothian.
VI. s. Glover. (Esep.1. Galloways.
Beeopa Pxaciael
vANORDEN +. WLER, sDem ], South
]. FLETCHER ntJl.r.EN. sRep.,. south
River
sECOND DISTRICT
Rlgst KsNelne
HENRY B0ETTCFHEsR Item. !,
Eastpors.
WI. u. I.OVaalAN, tRsp.l EaskDort
Sscend RreeIAet
BIRCH BEARD, (Tlsm.l. Annapolis,
b. n. b.
ALEX i. ANDERSON. trsep.). Anna
polls. Il. II. b.
Thlra Preeanct
LOUIS Il DtJYAIlT.s Dem. Annap0-
ia, Ri n, ID,
|CHAs. IA. FIaSKRINE. lRepS. Anna
polls
THIRD DISTRICT
Fret preeinct
|JAMEs m sIsN'ElN Ms, Dem l, Pasa-
denR.
pETER /. scaRANM, lReDs. Arai-
ger.
secsnd Peelmet
RICHARD DUvAIlf1 tDen.l Anna
Il TII.tf1asAN BRlcE. sRsD.,. Anna-
peiis.
FOURTH DIsTRicT
Flrss Prselnet
CURTIS FISHER. Il1enl j. Wood
wardyllIe.
JAMES A. STEWART. rep l. ANNA
polls junction.
Seeand Preesmcg
ADDISON PgIaz gY, tDesn /. BEN
aeld.
WI. i. deus. (Rep.0. aallieraville.
RlrgM Das1REeT
Farss Pgsnlmea
t0TiN Z. GISCESE. gTaerng 8, Baltic,
Wa. ia. IaKER fEaepsl. Brooklyn.
8seemd RroGlncs
GEO 4. {, w Eslaaas. tKaegn i. Brooh
lyn. IL. =. ID.
Wla b. RHODE IRs pie.
aTxTm
JOHN q
polls.
RALPH n DArTos. -
polls.
seea& Reee
LOUIS HOPKINS. gIDegn.l. Annanoiis.s
g1Aa ii. MARCY, Rep. Annasolln.
.ara Rreamsk
las. q. aacH gDaaM.D, AanapOlia
BagJ. 4. nsITT0N sReD.l. Annapo
i ns
Is xaek
FYa AK !. SIlesszS Aanapolls
i. AI. ~ ~ aaapl. Annapo
la
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FOR REST snishca apartment far
rent for morslSs0a July Apply NJ tani.
lo~ay, The lesael Apts.. III Prinre
George ST mo !.
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RENT

F8Es REN Isslg Furnished apartment.
NJ rooms amt bath Address l:ax 597
q 50. Isl. jS0.a
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r0M RENT iahesl house; desirable
goeafi0B. JnIysIih To Uc4 IHt. 2I3 King
George ST. Tseph0no ca. 518-ss
FOM RENT iisa furnished rooms. Ap-5
plv IT Erlnee EsEorEe ST. Jg7 .
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-14

east. That five dollar bill which does
81 little toward the payment of the
monthly grocery bill in America today,
may save the life of a sick woman or
a starving child in the Bible lands.
Ka nsas must have 10000 of these IS
bills to meet her quota in the Arme-
nian-J ewish- relief campaign.
If you haven't made your subscrip-
ton, do it now. Do it today. If you
can take few more dollars from your
savings, do it. Kansas must not fail.
This is a call upon a Christian nation
to meet mighty responsibility. The
call upon Kansas tests her love of hu-
mainly. Kansas will respond in pro-
portion to her ability to recall her own
sorrow days-days when there were
short crops, big mortgages and little
money in the banks. Now Kansas is
rich and mighty among the states of
the ration Will Kansas forget?
Call From 10000, 900.
Men and women in all sections of
the state are this week asking their
friends,and acquaintance to give until
it hurts, until it is necessary, perhaps,
to deny something for the family din
ner. The response which Kansas
makes in the present campaign will
determine her ability to hear and an
swer a call from a suffering people.
The call is coming from four million
refugees and exiles in the near east.
Will Kansas hear the call?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-14
GAINS 20 POUNDS CAN'T BE GUTTER
Frank A. Meyers Astounding
Record in a Month.
Well Known Restaurant Man
Restored by Tanlac.

There may be other medicines as
good as TanIac for troubles like |
had" said Frank a. Meyer, the wen
known restaurant man, 5l1 van
Buren avenue, Topeka, Kan, recent
ly, but | have never been able to
find them, altho 1 bought so many
different kinds that my house looks
like a regular drug store
"Tanlac has not only relieved my
suffering" he continued, but 1t has
put me in shape to where L nave actu-
ally gained twenty pounds in less than
thirty days time. Not only that,
firmly believe it has saved my life and
my wife Will tell you the same thing.
For about a year before l began taking
Tanlac l suffered with my stomach
lost nearly all hope of ever getting
well. My appetite just seemed to be
completely gone and I simply had to
force down what little 1 did eat. L
would no SOONER get up from the
table than | would begin to bloat up
with gas and have intense pain about
my stomach. and be in misery Tor
hours. Many times I couldn't draw
a deep breath and my heart would
ffutter like a leaf. Often after meals
/ would turn almost deathly sick and
vomit up all 1 had eaten. My food
seemed to do me harm in place OF
good, as 1 kept losing weight and get
ting weaker all the time. 1 was down
and out all last summer-So weak ana
worn-out that 1 could hardly go-and
tell you l thought my time was get
ting near at hand.
Seeing so much in the papers about
Tanlac, l made up my mind to see II
there was anything in it for me and,
it's the truth, 1 hadn't finished my
first bottle before 1 could tell it was
helping me. It has made a new man
of me already and 1 am just now on
my third bottle. My appetite is so
good that I can hardly wait for meal
time and 1 am never bothered any
more with gas, bloating or pain of
any sort, no matter what I eat. Tan
lac has certainly put me on my feet
and I don't believe I would be able
to work now if 1 hadn't taken it. L
don't hesitate to recommend Tanlac
because I believe I am telling the peo-
pie about the very best"
Tanlac is sold in Topeka by Tully-
Mcfarland Drug Co.-Advertisement.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-14
Kansas Must Respond to jew
ish-Armenian PIea-Allen.
State Asked To Raise 100000
To Help Near East.
TOPEKA'S QUOTA is SIG, 900
Drive Started This Morning in
Cause of Humanity.
Five Dollars Will Save Life of
Woman or Child.

I'VE will be a bad example of quit
tiers if we allow anything to interfere
at this time with the worlds need and
fail to raise the 100000 asked of
Kansas for relief of war sufferers"
Gov. Henry ]. Allen said in indorSing
the Jewish-Armenian campaign which
began in Topeka and thruout Kansas
today The Topeka quota is $4,000.
THE deliberate plan of starvation
as designed by the Germans did not
stop with the signing of the armi-
stice" Allen said "As 1 was return
Poland, who was on his way to Amer
ica on special mission, if it were true
that the little children of Poland were
all dead. He told me that there
might be some little children left, but
he had seen none under IL years old.
France suffered terribly in the war,
but France has been able to fight
back, and how bravely she did fight
back. Belgium suffered slavery and
the brutality of the army of occupa-
ton, but her children did not starve
Those countries to the east of Ger
many were the worst sufferers and we
can reach them now that the war is
over.
America Alone Can Help.
1--WE have tendency here to relax
because the armistice is signed. We
have suffered too little. Other ma
tons have been brought to their knees,
but aside from those who have lost
loved ones. we have been untouched
by the war. We boast of winning the
war; we alone can stop the ravages
of it.
"Unless We put our shoulders to it,
the loss of life in the next twelve
months will be greater than the loss
of soldiers, and the sad part is that
those who die are women and chill
dren.
eff ever in the history of the world
God spoke to a great nation it is now.
If we do not hear it, it is because we
have forgotten the lessons of the war.
I'VE now face the greatest horror
of history. Europe, torn and bleed
ing, cannot meet this obligation.
America, untouched in her material
wealth. can"
1t costs SIS to save a life in the near
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-14
BREAKS A
COLD IN
A HURRY
"Pape's Cold Compound"
is pleasant and affords
Instant Relief.

A dose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up a cold.
It promptly opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passages in the head,
stops nasty discharge or nose running.
relieves sick headache, dullness. fever
ishness, sore throat, sneezing, soreness
and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed up. Quit blowing
and snuffling! Ease your throbbing
head! Nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only a few
cents at any drug store. 1t acts with
out assistance. tastes nice, causes no
Inconvenience Be sure you get the
genuine. Don't accept something else.
Advertisement.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-14
BUREAU HELPS SOLDIERS
U. S. Employment Service Rustling
Jobs for DISCHARGED Men.

L. S. Employment Service RuSting
Jobs for Discharged Men.
Camp Funston. Jan. 14.LT. c. But
Ter, special representative of the
United States employment service,
with headquarters at Camp Funston.
said today that he is daily receiving
letters from soldiers who have been
discharged and upon their return
home were unable to find employ
ment.
These men," the representative
said, did not avail themselves of the
opportunity to fill out application
cards in order that the employment
service could assist them. Some of
the men who will be discharged with
the Tenth division do not understand
the Importance of filling out applica-
ton cards"
An arrangement has been perfected
whereby application cards from dis
charged soldiers are Immediately for
warded to the mans home address
ard the representative of the United
States employment service at that
point gets in touch with the positions
available and endeavors to have a job
lined up for the returning soldier be-
fore his arrival.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-14
Nuxated Iron Should
Be Prescribed by Every
Physician and Used in
Every Hospital in This
Country.

Despite his CT years and n life which
calls him to all parts of the country in all
Commissioner of immigration Hon. An
thony Caminetti is today more active and
alert than many a young r man would be
in meeting the strain OF his official duties.
tireless energy. Commissioner Caminetti
has had recourse to Nuxated Iron as a
tonic strength and blood builder. He says ::
In the heat Of summer. and the rigor Of
winter and the facilitating weeks of
spring time. have used Nuxated Iron with
unvarying success and satisfaction. After
weeks of busiest confinement to office du-
ties. find in Nuxated Iron the true tonic
qualities which help bring ones physical
desire of every healthy minded or
woman Nuxated Iron commend to who
ever feels the need of tonic restorative
for debilitation. exhaustion and oyerwork-"
In commenting upon this. DR.: James
Francis sullivan formerly Physician of
Bellevue Hospital (Outdoor Dept, New
York. and the Westchester County Hospi
tai. says: "A man of the prominence OF
Commissioner Camlnetti does a great good.
the people about Nuxnted Iron / know Of
no better preparation to enrich and forfify
the blood against the thousands Of disease
germs which must prevail in so many of
the places visited by a man looking after
the thousands of immigrants from every
land who come to our shores Many man
or woman goes through life only half living
up to their possibilities simply because
they do not realize that their weakness nd
lassitude may be simply due to n lack of
sufficient iron in the blood. They need
strength and blood builder but do not
know what TO take and as consequence
they often do themselves a great injury by
resorting to stimulants. narcotic drugs and
worthless medicinal preparations. while
others take some form of metallic iron
which. in r-y opinion. should no longer be
generally used owing to its great liability
to injure the teeth and stomach.
DR.. George +. Baker. formerly Physician
and Surgeon Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Of New Jersey. says: Il have found moth
ing in my experience SO effective for help
Ing to make strong, healthy. red blooded
men and women as Nus~ted Iron. From
a careful examination Of the formula and
my own tests of Nunated Iron. ! feel con-
WINGED that II IL preparation which any
physician ran take himself prescribe for
his patients with the utmost confidence Of
obtaining highly beneficial and satisfactory
results
For want Of iron you may be an old man
at thirty. dull of intellect poor in memory.
nervous, irritable and all rundown" while
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-14
TEN KANSANS IN LIST

The following names of Kansas men ar,
In todays casualty lists:
Died From Wounds.
Lieut.. Albert E. Birch. Lawrence.
Died of Disease.
Elect. Sergt. Alfred Carpenter, Oswego.
Wounded Severely.
Pvt. Edward Sullivan, Centralia.
Returned to Duty.
previously reported died of wounds)
Pvt. Michael Duffy, Mineral.
Killed in Action.
previously reported missing)
Corp. Raymond Hendricks, AXtell.
Corp. Francis Horton. Holton.
Pvt. Fred H. Marcy, Milford.
Died of Wounds.
previously reported missing.)
Pvt. Thos. J. Evans, Galena-
Wounded. Degree Undetermined.
previously reported missing)
Pvt. Frank w. Merritt, Atchison.
Returned to Duty
previously reported missing)
Pvt. Blaine A. Hart, Cottonwood Falls.
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