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The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
Wife THOUGHT He
HAD lung TROUBLE
After Spell of Sickness He
Coughed Up Great Chunks
Of Phlegm and Mucus
GREW WEAK-HAD NO
APPETITE OR ENERGY

L certainly was alarmed ov.r
husbands health" declared a Wash.
lnston lady some time ago. He had
peen sick and didn't seem to be get
ting over it His appetite was moor
He coughed and coughed and gr.u,
so weak and bad I feared he
lung trouble. 1 surely did, He
coughed all night and all day sopa
times and spit up SO much was
scared We saw Earle's Hypo-Cod
advertised, however, and bought two
bottles and I wish you couId ca.
what difference 1t has made in him
He began to improve from the start
and began to eat good BY the time
the first bottle was gone his cough
had stopped and his strength was
gradually coming back Now he
says he feels about as we'll as h.
ever did in his life and he thinks II
is great medicine and So do /. for
I've seen what it will do" declared
Mrs. H. Gosnell 316 C street N. E..
Washington, D. c.
When 1t is remembered thousands
have publicly indorsed Earle's Hypo-
Cod, 1t is no wonder that the peo-
pies Drug Stores sell more of this
great tonic than any other.
Read what others say above. Tnen
come down to the nearest store and
get bottle. We prepay the genuine
Hypo-Cod in large bottles anywhere
on receipt Of price. Peoples Drug
stores. Washington. D. C.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
Further Distrust Will
Crush New 7euton Spirit,
Says. Maxin1ilian Harden
Reforms of German People Are Real, He
Asserts, and the Allies Should Credit
Speeches of New Ministers.

speeches as the German Ministers
Bauer and Mueller could make in
less than four weeks after the
treaty was signed.
These speeches sketch the outline
Of a program which the government
OF Social Democrats and Catholics
Will carry out. If the cement Of
community of power can hold these
parties together they can command
small but sufficient majority
which will be broadened as soon as
the Bourgeoisie and the Democrats
again enter the government.
The political program has been
adapted to this prospect. 1t rejects
reaction. revolution, monarchism and
communion with impartial brusque-
ness and it dares even condemn the
dictatorship of the proletariat, which
mad seemed essential. at least for the
transition period, to the church faith
ers of German Socialism. Herr Bauer's
socialism does not behave itself more
worldly than the cause Premier LLOYD
George championed in the battle
against the owners of municipal
estates, or than causes that Presi-
dent Wilson has urged from his uni
versity days to the time of his fight
VIC IOdQ
Only one blind to the spectrum OF
our industrial culture can expect that
lhere Will be no new ordering of prop
erty rights. or that participation in
management and share in the profits
OF INDUSTRY can be withheld from man.
ual laborers. Wisdom and morality
JOIN in the free will grant of that
which otherwise would be enforced.
H1
thereupon make new demands.
The program of the Socialistic and
Catholic labor unions for the present
seeks sufficient for the needs of the
small, and keeps to the fat country
without mountains. To the parties to
the treaty, however, it offers every-
thing demanded. even promising the
VIII to try to meet unfillable condi-
tons, in order to obtain quiet for the
country and to fit it into the world of
peace for which all peoples long.
VIII Reform Continued
The reform announcement of this
program is worth noting. 1t asks
whether new world shall really be
created or shall the attempt to create
1t come to naught as has every other
attempt since the Able de st. Pierre
Eo years ago invited the monarchs of
Europe to a congress to secure peace
and to maintain it through an interna-
tional court of arbitration?
Every later attempt failed because
only to the clearest brains had the ne
cessity of panhuman solidarity be-
come conscious, and because since the
peace of Utrecht, Europe had swollen
TO superpower, and there were ALWAYS
those who were dazzled by victory.
and there were always the conquered
who were ready to plan requitals and
revenge. If this soul status were to
remain unchanged after the peace of
versailles, then would President Will
son. who wished to materialize the
dreams of St Pierre, Sully, Grotius
and Rosseau, fall in the ruins of his
hopes
NO unpreJudiced person can TODAY
assert that Germany is hindering the
community of peoples promised in the
ancient prophecies. In June the Ger
man Peace Congress, after conscien-
uous examination of the facts, pub
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
4 PROFESSOR OF
chemistry SAYS
HYPO-COD IS 0. K.
Best Preparation Ever Produced
Asserts Well Known
Authority
A MERITORIOUS TONIC

Quoting the words Of the wall
known professor OF chemistry. F r
Early Phi. G. Tennessee Medical
College). under date OF July 7. 1919,
ne declares Earle's Hypo-Cod a
preparation beyond reproach and the
pest balanced and efficient prepara-
tton ever produced. Read what he
says
have been in the medical pro-
tession for quite a number Of years
as pharmacist and professor OF
chemistry Tennessee Medical Col
Iege), and the wonderful results OBJ
tained by SO many Tennessee people
having been brought to NV atten-
uon' L decided to make an exhaus-
tive research OF its formulate and
md 1t Is one of the most extremely
well balanced and palatable combi-
nations Of tonic. Alternative and NIL
tritiVe principles that has ever beer
produced
1T can be used with impunity
without the least digestive disturb
ance owing to the complete eIimi-
nation of the fishy taste and nause-
ating effect of cod liver oil, while
still retaining all the extractive ele-
ments so useful as an Alternative.
tonic and tissue builder.
The extract Of Malt containing
carbohydrates and nitrogenous mat
ter cannot be surpassed as a nutrient
and fat producing agent Wild
cherry bark, as every one knows. has
an extremely beneficial effect upon
the mucous membrane of the throat
and lungs and in combination with
the small amount of strychine pres
ent acts as a stimulating stomach
element.
The hypophosphites OF lime. soda.
potassium, manganese, quinine and
strychine are too well known to the
profession for the powerful influence
they exert upon the wasted nerve
tissues and centers for me to dwell
upon their efficacy. The iron so nee
essary to enriching the blood is also
present in a soluble form readily
assimilated by the digestive organs.
The sherry wine not only acts as a
mild stimulant and appetizer, but
also holds the other ingredients in
permanent solution.
Il consider Earle's Hypo-Cod a
most valuable preparation, and can
readily understand why SO many
people are obtaining beneficial re-
suits from its use. 1t is a most
meritoriOus preparation"
The above words prove what users
on the right say about HypO-Cod
The writer has known druggists to
publicly endorse it above all tonics
of every nature.
Being made of the finest ingredi-
ents in one of Americas largest and
finest laboratories. Every bottle
bearing the Earle Chemical Co. name
no one should hesitate about using
1t themselves or in the family. Read
what others say about it below and
on the right of this article. Then
come down to the drug store anc
procure a couple bottles.
Note-We prepay large bottle any
where, receipt Of price. 1920. plus
SC war tax. Peoples Drug Stores
Washington, D. c.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05


away, however, without an echo ,u
the icy air. Never will the ~ise
educator employ compulsion Longer
than he deems uncondf-sonalIy nee
essary. for he knows that needless
compulsion embitters and poisons
the soul OF his charge
Germany has heard mercilesslv
harsh words ard now has answered
modestly and without anger. This
tone and feeling cannot last II the
conviction shall take root among
the people that ever hereafter the
entry Of a new spirit is to be kept
in quarantine.
We don't ask or hope for release
from any reparation or other duty,
but only for soft wsftings OF warm
air calling 70 us that we all under
stand one another again and will
try to live in brotherly harmony on
the firm ground OF equal human
rights. Not much longer can Ger
many wait Without the sun N.
noblest instinct perishes"
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
A WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR THE
CHILDREN-MAKES Them STRONG
Stops Coughs, Strengthens and
Builds Up Their Little
Systems

There can be no question about it
being an easy matter now to quickly
strengthen and build up weak.
sickly child to robust health. and al
though coughs, bronchial and ca
tarrhal troubles are dangerous and
weak lungs are to be feared, mother
can mighty soon bring about a won
derfuI change by giving Earle's
Hypo-Cod as directed on the bottle.
WHAT A MOTHER SAYS.
My little girls, aged and years.
had whooping cough some time back.
They coughed ever since, and we
tried everything. Syrups and teas
and every remedy we ever heard of.
We had to give up, however. be-
cause nothing seemed to help them.
and they coughed all winter. Then
we saw Earle's Hypo-Cod being ad-
vertised. We grasped at it like a
drowning man at a straw, for It
seemed like just what we needed.
1t proved torbe grand. It stopped
their cold in no time. Before
they had taken whole bottle
their coughs were gone They
began looking rosy checked and
strong again, and their little appe-
tites showed wonderful improve
ment. They look so much better l
urge every mother to get Earle's
Hypo-Cod down at the Peoples Drug
Store when their child is weak,
coughing or sick" declared Mrs. IL
=. Rabbit, 472 Maryland Ave. s. w,
Washington, d. c.
Expert figures show an alarming
number of children under weight,
under nourished and weak, and
many have weak lungs, coughs,
colds and bronchial troubles. Care
full mothers should strengthen and
build up their children and help
them keep pace with their growing
by getting a bottle of Earle's Hypo-
Cod and giving it to them as per
directions on the bottle. Doctor rec
ommends it. Absolutely harmless.
No dope, opiates or narcotics. Just
a grand tonic for little folks. They
like its pleasant taste.
Note-We prepay large bottle
genuine Earle's Hypo-Cod anywhere
receipt of price
Peoples Drug Stores, Washington.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
OFFENSIVE BREATH
CALLS FOR CAL0MEL
TAKE A CALOTAB
The Nausealess CalomeI Tablet
That is Purified from Unpleas-
ant and Sickening Effects.

DO you ever have a bad taste in
your mouth in the morning. heavy
breath, coated tongue, headache,
nervousness with a let-down feeling ?
You need calomel. nothing else will
cleanse your liver thoroughly. Try
Calotabs, the nausealess tablet that
is delightful to take and delightful in
effect. One tablet at bedtime, with
swallow of water.-that's all. No
taste. no gripping. no salts, nor nau-
sea. Wake up in the morning feel
ing like two-year old, bright, cheer
full. energetic and with a hearty ap-
petite for breakfast. Eat what you
please-no danger. Calotabs are so
entirely delightful to take and so
pleasant in effect that the manufac-
turers have authorized your druggist
to refund the price as a guarantee
that you win be delighted with Cal
otabs.
Sold only in original, sealed pack
ages, price thirty-ive cents. At
drug stores everywhere--Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
PEOPLES DRUG STORES MAKE FREE
OFFER TO FOLKS NEEDING A TONIC
ANOTHER EPERT
SAYS HYP0-COD
IS SPLENDID
Medicine Of Great Merit
Endorsed BY Physicians
Preferable to Other
Kinds Of Tonics
BEST ON THE MARKET

What the eminent J. Henry
Scruggs. Phi. G. and p. D., says with
regard to Earle's Hypo-Cod is given
below and confirms what E. E. Early
professor Of chemistry, says on
the left of this article. 1t surely in
dicates that anyone rundown or in
need OF tonic can made no mistake
in taking Earle's Hypo-Cod, or ac-
cepting the free offer of the People
prug Store on this page. Read what
ne says: 9;n: o,,o,,,,,
preparation known to the public as
Earle's Tasteless Hypo-Cod and
carefully watching the results of
several cases in which it was used,
1t Is in my opinion, absolutely the
best cod liver oil preparation on the
market declares ]. Henry Scruggs.
Ph. G., 2. D., and he continues by
saying:
I'm Earle's Hypo-Cod I find an ex-
ceptionally efficient combination Of
the remedial extract Of select cod
liver oil, freed entirely from the oil.
This extract, which is a combina-
phosphorus, and which is scientific
ally blended with the extract of
malt, sherry wine, extract of wild
cherry bark, solution of hypophos-
phites of lime, manganese, potas-
stum, strychine, quinine and sodium,
Gnu very dSSlInlldDle ana palata Dl e
form Of iron makes it a most valu-
able nerve nutrient, reconstructive
tonic, stimulant, Alternative. digest
i've and strength creating tonic.
"Earle's Hypo Cod is a valuable
preparation which may be used in
all cases where Cod Liver Oil is in
dicated and will be found effective
in many cases where the latter can
not be taken or where emulsion of
cod liver oil is not readily retained
by the stomach.
at is preferable to all other prep
arations of cod liver oil as it does
not have that unpleasant fshy and
nauseating taste and does have a
pleasant wine-like taste that makes
it agreeable to the most delicate
stomach.
'I find this medicine one of great
merit, which ne doubt is the reason
for its popularity. The formula is
one that Is endorsed by many Of the
best physicians in the United States
today" Very truly yours, etc. Note:
Mr.. Scruggs is a graduate of the At
lanta College OF Physicians and
Surgeons.
Early on the left feels skeptical
about what Earle Hypo-Cod will
do for them they should procure a
bottle and submit the formula to
their family physician.
Read below and on the left what
others say about Hypo-Cod. Then get
a couple bottles at the nearest Peo-
pie Drug Store and take advantage
Of the free offer of either a box OF
59s or Nerv-Mintz. Come down to
the store tonight.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
NAVY YARD MAN
Was VERY SICK
Following Fever Could MOI
Regain Shength-Had
a Bad Cough
WIFE TELLS HOW SHE
"DOCTORED" HIM

After a spell of sickness that had
my husband fiat on his back he grew
so weak, nervous, irritable and bad
I hardly knew what to do to build
him up again. He had an awful
hollow, deep-seated cough. Slept
poorly, and seldom would eat. Just
felt exhausted all the time. Luckily
we saw Hypo-Cod advertised and to
date he has taken four bottles. It
made a new man of him. He is back
at work. 1 believe it brought back
his strength weeks and weeks sooner.
1t surely meant dollars and cents to
MS in time saved. He eats big.
hearty meals, and as a tonic Earle's
Hypo-Cod can't be beat" declared
Mrs. James O'Connell. 11O5 Florida
Ave. N. E, Washington, D. c.
same Uage
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
She COULDN'T
SLEEP nights
Health Broke Down. Every
Little Noise Woke Her Up.
Appetite Gone.

It's truly wonderful how bad you
can feel and yet how quick you can
put yourself back on your feet with
a real tonic" declared Mrs. Inez
Oliver.
MY nerves were shattered. I
couldn't sleep nights; I was almost
a wreck. My appetite-I hadn't any.
and l felt so weak and fretful
could hardly keep from giving up
1 felt miserable. had aHough, a too
READ WHAT SHE SAYS.
Then 1 read what people said
about EarIe's Hypo-Cod. 1t is won
derful medicine. 1t is wonderful
what it did for me. My appetite Il
splendid; l eat and eat and eat
sleep just like a babe and wake mn
so refreshed and strong 1 feel like
another woman. I'm feeling so good
1 recommend Hypo-Cod to anyone
needing builder and more strength,
1t did all this for me, and I'm sure
it will for Others" continued Mrs,
oliver, z22 E street N. E. Washing
ton ID. c. Read what other users
say about this tonic that puts you
back in robust health so quick.
Read what they say above.
Note-We prepay large bottle any
where on receipt of price, S1.2O. plus
SO war tax Peoples Drug Stores,
Washington. d. C
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licly declared that decisive blame for
the outbreak Of the war lay in Ger
many. In July the government, freely
chosen GnS,nnas Gy. popular, popular majority, an, an
thing in any way possible to raise
Germany's moral rate of exchange
and to seek revenge only in works
OF brotherly love, so that what Ger
man arms had destroyed might be
rebuilt by German hands.
No one in government place dared
speak thus in conquered France in
1871. As long as thirty years after
Sedan I heard from Gen. Gallifet the
confession that he could never again
show himself in France if IT was
known there that he had credited
German victory TO the superiority OF
the German army.
Deserves Recognition.
Do not the resignation and the
modesty OF people plunged from the
pinnacle OF mad power into a ioyless
life deserve recognition? One on the
outside says recognition will be ac-
corded, but only after a thorough
try-out. Another points to a Germany
that survives in parades through the
streets, with the abolished flag OF
empire carried without shame; that
permits the playing and singing of the
song about the victors' wreaths OF
the Kaiser, and to the rank and file
Of all the parties. who subscribed to
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05
George W. Weber Funeral
From Home Tomorrow

Funeral services for George W
Weber, who died Sunday afternoon.
will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon from his home, sos NJ street
southwest. Interment will be in Con-
gressional Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife Mrs
Lena Weber. and two children. Will
lam c. and Margaret NJ. Weber
The Washington herald., 1919-08-05

Deutschland Uber Allies, and who have
lived to see Germany made smaller
despite mobilization of all the war
machinery of a Ghengfs Kahn.
Another says: BE patient When
the new Germany shall have COM
pletely overcome the old, we will
gladly consider how to help it" But
we cannot wait, and the real con-
quest desired by the Western powers
can be achieved only when the enc
mics Of yesterday cooperate to this
end.
As the work of constituting the re-
public, which was the main work of
the national assembly, has been I'm
ished. there will soon be an election
for a new parliament II from the
West no warmer wind blows into our
poor country, IL the governments
open profession of good will awakens
no friendly echo, and IL agitation is
facilitated for militarists and nation
alists by continued demands for the
surrender Of the Kaiser, the election
victories are pretty sure to go TO the
extremists on the right and left
Again, 1t will be said. that the will
of our enemies to annihilate US will
not be bent, and therefore change Of
our fate can only be had by force
of arms and alliances with other dis
satisfied ones or by world revolution
Can the founders Of the league Of
nations desire a German parliament
tary majority composed of monarchists
and communists? These deadly hos
tile elements could be held together
for awhile by theh- common wish for
power and their common hate of the
bourgeosie.
Task Is Terribly Hard.
Every American, Briton and
Frenchman who has lived in Ger
many in recent months knows how
terribly hard the peace treaty has
made the task OF those Germans
who have been admonishing the
people to reason and to submission
to the purposes of humanity. Now
the proclaimed government program
has made possible a real fight for
this cause.
The declaration must not fada
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-12-11

tatorship Is shown at every stage. The
work Of the local precinct group is
supervised and directed. Rebellion
Is ntpped in the bud. The slightest
show Of independence brings forth
disciplinary measures. Such central
committees and subcommittee as
there are in tho state organization are
.hossed and managed. The group Of
men in the legislature who are doing
the bidding of the Socialist leaders
are not their own masters. They are
segregated, guided. probed, and. re-
strained. They are told what to do
and they do it.: they are told what to
reject and they reject it. All of this
is essential to the carrying out of the
true spirit of Socialism and as the So
cialist doctrine is incapable of being
carried into effect If democratic prin-
ciples are permitted to govern. 80 it
cannot succeed If surrounded by the
restraining Influence OF law. In the
last analysis Socialism is a rule Of a
boss who in all respects is 4. law unto
himself. And t him constitutions
and statutes are merely distractions
and annoyances to be brushed aside.
The Socialists do not desire to amend
the constitution, but to destroy it.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-12-11
BoLsHEV1sM AND BRAINS.

DIR. A. f. Taylor, who is writing a
series Of articles On the social and po-
litical conditions in Russia, reports a
conversation which he had with one
of tho SBolshevist leaders who he met
in q central European city last sum-
MGR. This mar is described as a man
OF intsaligence, studious in appear
ance,i and evidently we'll informed as
to the progress of the movement in
which he is Interested. Among other
things, DIR. Taylor asked him what
he considered to be the reason for
the failure of the Bolshevist indus
trial plans which he admitted to have
collapsed 81 disastrously. The Boil
sl,evist leader admitted frankly that
brains and experience were necessary
in the management of industries and
he said: 1--WE have lacked brains in
the conduct of affairs in Russia be-
cause to Il large extent the people
OF brains did not believe in us and
would not work with us. Men skilled
in finance, transportation, manufac-
turing, distribution, engineering and
organization would not work with us
or assist in solving the complex prob
lens Of tho new regime"
This is an exceedingly frank con-
fession. 1t means more than the
speaker probably realized. 1t seems
not to have occurred to him that if
the men of brains so generally with
held their approval of the schemes of
himself and his fellows and refused
cooperation in those plans there may
have been something the matter with
tho plans. That is the explanation
which would occur quite readily to an
outsider. but this Bolshevist who
seems to be typical Of his class. has
assumed hat the people who by i'm
p%lication were lacking in brains were
more competent to judge Of the wis
dom of. policies which were under
consideration than were those equip
ped"with brains.
The ordinary human being, gifted
with a reasonable amount Of intelli-
gence, and having the experience
which has bee enjoyed by the aver
age person who has reached the age
Of maturity, would be apt to suppose
that men who were experienced in
the handling Of enterprises such as
he described would know better how
to handle them than men whose lives
have been spent in other occupations,
and who know nothing about these
particular things. And, in fact, his
statement is a. confession hat this, is
true because the lack of the knowl-
edge and experience OF these men
according to his own statement is
what has resulted in failure. Never
theless. he and his associates persist
in their effort to twist nature out of
its course, to force the adoption of
methods which have proven disas-
trous, and hope that at some time men
who know better will consent. to lend
themselves to the carrying out of
schemes which they know to be un-
sound.