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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
Made IN Germany" Sign
Left off German Goods

London. Eng. Oct 1.-THE once
familiar Made in Germany" is not
appearing on PREDICTS Of German
manufacture since the armistice
which are finding their way into con-
tinental markets An American
salesman who has Just returned in
London from italy has several sam
pies OK the goods German firms are
distributing there Each bears some
symbol but none Of the three old
words. a cutlery firm has its name
in a semi-circle at the base OF the
The salesman told the Associated
Press Il saw many new German
made articles in italy priced far be-
low what American manufacturers
can produce them for. I was sur
prised to find that the Germans were
offering from IL to is months
credit"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
Butler Importation
Falls OHIn ENGLAND

London. Eng. Octl 18.-Ths reason
why English people have been re-
duced TO a butter ration OF y ounces
nouncement that imports OF butter
FOR the year ended June 80 were TO-
600 tons as compared with z1l. 900 tons
in an average year before the war.
IL may be two years before the supply
VIII reach the normal demand
Butter sells here at 60 cents a
pound, as compared with about 70
cents in France Sweden. Switzerland
and Germany and s1-25 in Italy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
For11sy Kings Ask Better Treatment

having tourists snap him IN their
hunt for pictures.
7 have no wish % so back be
declares q Ike the quiet life here,
the freedom from cares and resnonsi-
bLlues. an happy now happier
than when the cares Of state op-
pressed me.
Il ADMIT sometimes 7 feel we have
been the victims OF base ingrarirule.
but there are compensatlcus I'm heiuE
able 20 live ones own life
Karl. OF Austria stll retains much
Of the air % royalty he divides his
time between the beautiful castle 81
Wartlegg and a great mansion on The
shores Of Lake Geneva Beyond an
abb. De has little 90 say.
Innocent Of war Making.
Il do not want 20 be worried By che
politics and the quarrals Of the ma
rions" he says
i had nothing TO do with the max
Ing Of the war ] have no enmity
toward Great Britain OF france.
Every body knows that ali my life I
have been wen disposed toward them.
and. had 7 been free to determine the
course 20 be taken. my country would
not have been in the var.
Mau hera Of his suite are more cut-
spoken. Among the many other
grievances they spin indiscrimlaatel
Is one regarding the shooting priVi-
leges- Kari has a large estate and
loves sport, but. they say. 20 IS a crime
gentleman named PadereWslzl who
happens 90 be president Of PoIert
and karl u1re not cverstep the
boundaries az his estate f0r fear %
international complications with Pc-
land
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
Lord BeneSfOrd
GUeS UpLiqu0r
AtTheAgeOf6O
Admiral Not Prohibitionist,
But ound Benefits IN
Abstinence.


London. Eng, Oct 1s.-CCorrespou-
denee Of the Associated Press. AT
about the age OF 90, admiral lord
.Beresford whose sudden death Eng
land IS stiu mourning. gave up the
use OF intoxicating drinks. since I
have given up wine. spirits and beer. E"
he said sometime afterward. 7 find
7 can do as much work OF more. ply
sicauy and mentally. than 7 could
when I was 90. 7 laugh at the downs
OF life equally with the ups and al
ways feel tit"
"Our Charlie" as Briushers affec-
tionately referred 20 their sea. hero,
wasn't prolibitionist, however. He
struck the keynote OF his attitude to-
ward prohibition when. at the age OF
Is. he made his maiden speech in the
house Of commons, quoting the re-
frain.
-Confound their eyes
II ever they tries
TO rob a poor man Of his beer"
Asked when a boy what he would
like to be, be said he wanted to be
an admiral like Nelson" So at 13
he entered the navy as a cadet.
BE was an all-arOund sportsman and
an excellent boxer. Once when a
young man he had an argument with
n cahman- I'll fight You for the
fare" his lordship proposed Done"
said the cabby, climbing down with
alacrity from his perch Lord Beres-
ford was severely handled It devel-
oped that the cabby was a former
middleweight champion.
Two years ago. at a luncheon. lord
Beresford exclaimed, Here's a pretty
state OF affairs" He pointed 10 an
Inscription on the under side Of mis-
plate which read, Factory, Weldon,
Germany"
I'VE have actually" he cried. been
dining off~Germau plates"
There was a crash OF chinaware as
the diners. led by lord Berasford,
smashed their plates on the floor and
ground the fragments under heel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
Opposes Change IN
Coinage of England

Lnndez. Eng oct. 1S-Ths royal
commission which has been consider
ing the possibility Of introducing the
decimal system into this country has
reported that IL would be unUise 90
adopt the plan OF declmalizinE the
sovereign This. SAYS the report
would lead 10 great disturbance iu
social and Industrial circles. IL added
that all the schemes suggested would
lead TO the abandonment o. the Sow
ereign as standard and Workine
anti OF International exchange. and
therefore. would be frauEht with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

GENEVA, Switzerland, Oct ls--Ihe
u piekings OF the king business are
rather lean.' IS the statement credited
TO ex-Ring Constantine. OF Greece.
by a correspondent who has just Wis
tied many Of the ousted monarchs
and princeIlngs in Switzerland. which
has become the favorits bemoanlnE
ground OF scores OF discarded
crowned heads.
Neither Constantine nor Ludwig. Of
Bavaria; nor kari. nor the others un-
derstand their hard lot.
To the query. what do you think
Of the ex-kaiser1' Constantine. the
one-time tool OF Wilhelm. replied.
There are some things one cannot
discuss with spapermen.
What about the divine right OF
kingse"
An Exploded Myth.
q am afraid that IS an exploded
myth nowadays, Constantine re-
piled ~But an the same ] cannot see
why we should be treated so harshly.
Kings are simply the servants OF
their subjects. They have no win Of
their own, and can DO nothing with
out their peoples approval
Why, then, should we not have
been left in peace by the ailies. TO
live our lives and keep our courts as
usualg"
While Constantine hasf lost his
klngly ways and lives IN lhject ter
ror OF cssaSslnatior. Ludwi-. OF ha-
varla, leads the comfortable life Of
country gentleman. walks great
aeal and takes childish delight 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

AT azflLaLlAAlA EXPOSITION
ChrisHania, Norway, oct 16.-Four
hundred and fifty American firms
were re1reseuted IN the American EX-
position held here in September for
The display Of products from the
United States Great interest IS being
shown IN this ezaihition. which is the
rfrst American attempt fin Europe
since the beginning OF the war The
rounds were decorated with the
Stars and Stripes. sailors from the
cruiser Chattanooga paraded while
american airplanes circled above The
exposition is being heralded as q
great success
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

death IS regarded as a loss rot only
to the -aterary world but TO Greece as
a whole. IN his writings which were
always in verse Of a popular charac-
ter be dealt with political subjects in
q vein Of bitter sarcasm. He rem
dered immense services 10 the Vene-
zelist cause and 10 allied interests
Souris refused all hon0rs during his
lifetime but since his death has been
awarded the cross OF commander Of
the order Of the Savior
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

Paris. France. Oct. 1s.-Three tanks
operating IN the French Alps near
1leEeve recently climbed a mountain
1900 yards high In one hour and 80
minutes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

FAMOUS GREEK POET DEAD.
Athens Greece. Oct 16--Georses
s0uris the Greek poet and editor OF
the Journal Romios, is dead. he was
accorded a state funeral Souris's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
PREPARED
FOR AN OPEN ATTACK
ON The GOVERNMENT
MINISTER Of DEFENCE 5AIIVE
T0THE DANCER THAT THREATENS
Aoitators We'll eunnad with Arms and German Arov

Agitators Well Supplied With Arms and German Army
Is In Poor Shape To Deal With Disorders; Noske
Complains That Treaty Terms Make Defence Of
The Trouble Next Thing To Impossible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04
THOUSANDS BUYING, PRAISING HYP0-COD
THE new TONIC FOR AFTER THE FLU
INTRODUCED BY PEOPLES DRUG STORE
For Catarrh
and Bad Cold
Catarrhal Condition Head and
Nasal Passage, Cough and
Winter Cold Relieved.

My daughter. aged "a years, had
bad cold this winter. She coughed
and coughed, and the catarrhal con-
dition of the head and nasal passages
worried her lots. She had pains
through her lungs, and 1 think she
had some fever" (Note-Every one
with a cold has a fever.) ''She had
no appetite and was nearly prostrat--
eds She just looked and felt niser-
able. but the first bottle of Hypo-Cod
gave her splendid relief. Her cough
ing stopped and the cold seemed to-
dry right up, and she now eats as
hearty as any one. Besides, she is
much stronger and has more strength
and energy and says she feels better
than she has in months. She took
nothing else. and know it does the
work. It has my hearty Endorsement"
declared Mrs. A. Gaghan, 1925 LIST
St ne.
Read what still other Washington
folks say about Hypo-Cod above.
Then get a bottle at the nearest
Peoples Drug Store here in Wash
ington. a mail order directed to
Peoples Drug Stores and inclosfng.
s1-2o will bring a bottle IL reader
lives outside-of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04
Glowing Statements Of Local
Users Verify CIaims-Ten
Experiences Elsewhere on
This Page Today.
MANUFACTURERS TELE-
GRAPH CARLOAD LEFT
WHEELING MONDAY,
JANUARY 10Th.

Elsewhere on this page appear the
glowing tributes to Hypo-Cod paid
by local users who, getting over the
FLU" and pneumonia, found them
selves physically exhausted-their
disease-resisting powers decreased
and their whole body impoverished
by this dreaded disease.
Almost invariably they have lin
gering, deep-seated coughs that pos
itiveIy will not yield to the ordinary
cough remedies. Weak lungs, chest
soreness and partial loss of voice,
together with bronchial and catarrh-
al symptoms warn the patient of
should be overcome with no loss of
time, for the alarming number going
into tubercular trouble is being
commented upon by health authori-
ties everywhere.
Sufferers from "fu' and pneumo-
complained of sore, achy muscles
and joints, weak back, loss of appe-
tite and a general breakdown in vi
tality and stamina.
What Hypo-Cod VIII DO.
What Hypo- Cod will do for per-
son getting over siege of sickness
is best proven by the words of users.
and the statements of Washington
people. easily verified, appear else
where on this page today. Hypo-Cod
is not a special remedy gotten up
for the "fu," but empirical tests and
the results in dozens of cities where
the epidemic was even worse than
here prove it comes nearest to being
the ideal medicine. 1t really should
have been taken before catching the
'@fiu," as whole families with a mem
Der sick have taken it as a strength
ening tonic to increase the disease
resisting powers and thereby rwarded
off the attack.
Hypo-Cod revives the strength.
disease resisting vitality, appetite
and energy. 1t quickly helps bring
the patients weight back. 1t stops
the, cough and cold and chest sore
ness and strengthens the weakened
lungs. It drives out the bronchial.
catarrhal and pulmonary symptoms
and wards off weak lung troubles
and the complications SO apt to fol-
low when the system is in weak
ened, run down condition following
long. wasting Illness. 1t aids indi-
gestion, increases the appetite,
steadies the nerves and induces
sound, restful sleep, and with Us aid
the patient, whether old or very
young, will fast recuperate from the
effects of the illness.
Hypo-Cod is not patent medicine. The
formula is on every bottle. 1t is the product
Of the nationally known Earle Chemical Co.
of Wheeling, W. Va. Hypo-C Cod contains the
Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites of Lime.
Potassium. Manganese Iron. Strychnine. Qui-
nine and Sodium. blended into most pleas
ant tasting combination Of Malt Extract. Wild
Cherry Bark. select Sherry Wine and ex-
tractiyes~ from fresh God Lvers. 1t is so
agreeable and pleasant to take children are
fond of 1t. and it agrees perfectly with the
most delicate stomach Read the glowing
tributes paid to it by Washington people on
the right. Read how they suffered and finally
overcome their troubles and got back to work
days and weeks sooner. Then get a bottle
yourself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04
Had Pneumonia
Then the Flu >
Three Children Also Down al
Sa m e i'm e-Anacostia
Mother Tells About 1t.

Il suffered from pneumonia first
a very severe attack. with the result
long in doubt-and then the dread
full 'du.' and then. to add to my trou-
bles, my three little chiIdren-two
girls and a boy-were taken with
this terrible affection. My husband
was compelled to give up his bust
and untiring care that I am alive
today" declared Mrs. Ella C. Dem
nison, 2208 N. Railroad avenue Sc.
(Anacostia).
I'VE used Hypo-Cod as it was 50 highly
recommended by SO many, it WAS just wonder
fui what it did for us. My appetite was re
stored and my strength-was rapidly renewed
eat hearty, Sleep wen and can attest with
all earnestness to my belief 1t was responsible
for my rapid return to normal health.
honestly believe it will quickly help any one
as did," continued Mrs. Ella C. Dennison
2208 n. Railroad avenue southeast cana
costia).
How happy this mother is ana how enthu
sfastfc she is at seeing her little ones again
tempting around the house and she herself once
more normal and strong Is plain. Read what
still others say about Hypo-Ced on this page
above and then drop into the nearest People,
Hypo-cod anywhere prepaid % receipt d
price 81 ;eo-Peopls,s Drug Stories. Washing
Hypo-Cod Is made by the nationally know
Earle Chemical CO.. Wheeiipx. W. Va. Be
lire nature equals II. None Il 90 pleAsant d
Etake. 30 strong. so good-A taste proves It
Children love Il: The genuine agrees peffeetiy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04

worried him most was whether or
not he would have strength enough
to keep going until he reached that
house. You remember that he was
weak from lack of food, lame ana
half frozen.
Poor. old Bowser He certainly was
the picture of misery as he limped
along that road. His tail hung down
as if he hadn't strength enough 10
hold it up. His head also hung low;
with one of these. In his eyes was
such look of pain and suffering as
would have touched the hardest heart.
He whined and whimpered as ne
iimped along.
1t seemed to him that he had gone
a terribly long distance, though rear
ly it was not far at all. when some,
thing ticffed his nose. that wonderiul
nose which can smell the tracks OF
others long after they have passed:
But this time it wasn't the smell OF
a track that tickled his nose; 1t was
something in the air. Bowser lifted
his head and shifted long and hard.
What he smelled was smoke. he
knew what that meant. somewhere
not very far ahead of him was
house.
With new hope and courage Bow
ser tried to hurry on. Presently
around turn of the road he saw
farmyard. The smell of the smoke
from the chimney Of the farmhouse
was stronger now, and with it was
mingled such an appetizing smell OF
things cooking. Into Rowser's Whim .
per there now crept little note OF
eagerness as he dragged himself
across the farmyard and up to the
back door. There his strength quite
left him. He didn't have enough left
to even bark. All he could do was
whine. After what seemed long,
long time the door opened and :
motherly woman stood looking dowr
at him. Two minutes later Bowser
was on mat close by the kitchen
stove.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04
Many Just Over Long Sickness Say 1t Revived Their
Exhausted Strength, Nerves and Appetite and
Assert It Quickly Stopped Cough.
SEEMS TO BE NEAREST APPROACH TO
IDEAL" MEDICINE FOR AFTER THE "FLU'
|BABY BOY STRICKEN With
FLU RUSHED TO HOSPITAL

little fellow was merely a bag of
bones-pale and sick worn. was
in despair. when a neighbor suggest
ed that try Hypo-Cod.
81 bought a bottle of Hypo-Cod,
and / am indeed glad. My little son
has only taken one bottle in re-
duced doses, as directed, but the
change in him for the better is MOTH
ing short of marvellous. He is back
to his weight again, rosy and full of
life, and i feel that his wonderful
recovery to full health is due to this
splendid medicine. know and have
seen the good it will do, and recon-
mend it to the sky" declared Mrs.
Ray Mendelson address southeast
corner 18th and D streets south
east).
Little children like Hypo-Cod. 1t
is just what their little. un-dow n,
disease-torn bodies need. Weak,
puny, underweight children thrive
upon it, and it increases their dis
ease-resisting vitality, wards off
winter coughs, colds and lung trou-
b1es. Get a bottle at the nearest
Peoples Drug Store Read what
others here in Washington say about
Hypo-Cod below.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04
Mother Says Didn't Have a Doc.
tor-Baby Boy Aged 4.
USED HYPO-cOD AND TELLS
WHAT SHE DID.

"E, suffered from a bad cold and
cough. So did by baby aged four
years. We both had all the symP-
toms of Spanish influenza, but we
did not have a physician, so we
didn't call it anything. Our noses
ran. Our heads ached and my eyes
and the baby's eyes were terribly red
and watery. Our noses ran and some
times the fever was bad. 1t made US
so weak ] had no appetite and was
weary-oh. so weary. My nerves
were so unstrung / couldn't Sleep"
declared Mrs. V. L. Parker, whose
address on Wisconsin avenue
(Georgetown) is given below.
II saw Hypo-Cod advertised. and
we both took it, both the baby and L.
and IL was no time until we both
had good appetite. 1 can't emu
merate the things Hypo-Cod did for
me, but it surely did strengthen and
build us both up wonderfully. It
was so pleasant to take baby simply
loves it. and I'm glad, for some med
icines are SO hard for children to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04
MOTHER AND BOY STRICKEN
THEY FIGHT IT OUT ALONE

take. We think lots of Hypo-Cod. j
can tell you. and especially as a ton
ic- One thing noticed was that the
first dose seemed to take hold OF
your system and you could actually
feel yourself growing stronger. I
cheerfuily and gladly permit the.
publication of my name, for am
sure Hypo-Cod is something out of
the ordinary in medicine and fills a
great public need at this time, when
so many of US are suffering" con-,
tinued Mrs. Parker, 1929 Wisconsin
avenue.
The above lady's heroic battle re-
minds us of the several instances
told in the papers during the worst
of the epidemic here. How people
stricken with the FLU" were alone
for days battling against odds. How
simply she told it. How grateful
this lady is. whose husband is en-
gineer at the Fort Reno pumping
station, is easily to be seen.
Read the story and actual state
ments of still others here in wash
ington who praise Hypo-Cod- Then
stop in at the nearest Peoples Drug
Store and get a bottle il you wish 20
recover rapidly from long, wasting
Illness. Perhaps you have friend
who is not reading the papers to
whom Hypo-Cod would be bless
ing. May we suggest bottle to-
in large bottle anywhere on receipt
of price, s1.2o-People's Drug Store.
Washington, D. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04
Local Merchant
Praises Hypo-Cod
Wen-Known Seventh St. Mer.
chant, Following Flu Could
Not Regain Old Strength.
SAYS HYPO.COD PROVED TO
BE WONDERFUL TONIC.

THE after effects of the flu in
my case had me nearly down and
out. It left me in terribly weak
ened condition. In fact, / was so
weak that 1 could hardly walk My
gait down the street was shifty and
unsteady and wasn't sure Of sin
gle step. was very nervous, being
Of nervous temperament, anyway;
seldom could sleep good. My appe-
tite wouldn't come back, either, and
the catarrhal condition in my throat
bothered me LOTS declared T. Thos.
LOTUS. well known 7th street
merchant, whose address is given
below.
Proved Blessing to Him.
II sent down and got bottle of
Hypo-Cod as soon as l saw it adver-
tised, and it proved blessing to me.
It's wonderful tonic properties SEEM
ed to take right hold of me, and the
first bottle did wonders. l now walk
about as of old and have been vastly
improved in strength. Those terri
bic dizzy spells vanished and my ap-
petite even has returned. 1t sure is
AAhC. SicCp SoOu q II sur g
~ contains the right ingredients for
an ideal tonic and builder, for l at
one time worked in a drug store
years ago, and the doctors all pre-
scribed the very things I see it con-
tafns. I hope others will try it.
know. they will get good results -
continued Mr.. e. Thos. Lotus, 1906
7th street northwest
Hypo-Cod quickly strengthens and builds up
the weakened system. Gives new strength,
stamina and vitality. 1t promptly relieves
the catarrhal. bronchial symptoms, chest
soreness, cough and cold. Sleep is improved.
nerves are benefited and it actually puts
person back to work days and weeks sooner.
1t 70 especially good to prevent the compli-
cations which are so apt 70 follow II one gets
up too soon or is exposed to wintry weather.
1t reyiyes the disease resisting vitality quick,
which is what every one wants after the
Flu" Pneumonia or any other wasting iif-
ness. Read what another Westinghouse says
below and then get a bottle of Hypo-Cod at
the nearest Peoples Drug Store. Hypo-Cod
gladly prepaid anywhexe on receipt of price,
$1.20. Peoples Drug Store, Washington,
D. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04
Went TO Store
So Hoarse She
Couldn't Talk
Clerk Said Take Hypo-cod. One
Bottle Stopped Cough; Feels
Entirely Relieved.
"WAS MARVELLOUS"

81 had such an awful cold and
cough and was so hoarse could
hardly talk when L went into the
Peoples Drug Store. / had a dread
full cough, and sharp, shooting pains
through my chest. / am sure / had
a fever, too, for I really felt i'll.
had no appetite. could not eat
thing and my eyes were watering SO
much it looked like 1 was crying.
NV head had been aching, too, and l
knew. / should be in bed. but l asked
the clerk at 18th and X SITS. what L
should do, and she said: Take Hypo-
Cod; it will cure you up quickly. L
am mighty glad that 1 did, for hao
not taken more than half the bottle
when began to feel heaps better
It stopped the cough and cold IN no
time, and by the time the first bot
tie was gone I had danny good ap.
petite. I surely felt like my old sen
again. To make a long story SNORT
L believe it warded off an attack OF
the flu for me, and if my friends
see this they can take my word 1of
it. Hypo Cod has my heartiest rec
ommendation." declares Mrs. MARY
Lott, 226 v street northwest
stopped Cough In No. Time.
The above lady, whose husband WORKS y
the Bureau Of Engraving. il, only ons 9. ~
ems right around her In that neikhooe nco \,
who now swear by Hypo-Cod both as aM.c !,
strengthening remedy to ward on the TN
nh,,f1d afterWQrQ. WuGu