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edict was published in Moscow pro-
hibitinS the wearing OF any uniform
whatever by men in the city. He was
wearing at the time the official khaki
OF his position and had no plain
clothes" at all He. therefore. went
out TO purchase multi. He succeeded
IN securing suit of clothes which,
before the war. would have been dear
at $3h. lie paid for 1t about SECS. and
cons idcrcd thui he was lucky in being
able to ge; II at all!
L am Just in receipt of Il very in
tcrestng and CHEEKY letter from my
young officer friend In the One Hundred
and rwcnty-eiEhth United States Ar
tillcry. lie writes to me deplorinE the
fact that American troops are no
longer al.owd To take their leave in
England, and insinuating that murky
and musty old London is what he
most desires to see next 10 his own
native state of Kansas.
IL am writing. he says. lat Il very
handy table III Il very warm. dry. COM
Portable room. wherein Il wood fire
turns mcrrily in a real American made
fireplace. Wa arc still campcd in biz
lets in 4 wood near Ncrdun. 1T seems
that general headquarters dislikcs to
move us until we go either to Ger
many or home. SO. here we are. stu
Car from the madding crowd and rarely
seeing anyone, save the personnel OF
our own regiment. The Germans didn't
cave enough OF Ncrdun or ITS ad-
accent towns 10 offer much inducement
TO the former inhabitants 10 re.u'n
;hrro Immediately after hostilitles
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not 10 mention II. I have taken II myself
and given IL TO my patients with most sur
prising results. And those who wish
quickly to increase their strength. power
and endurance Will End II IA most remark
able ana wonderfully effective remedy
Iron Is absolutely necessary to enable your
blood TO change your food into living tissue.
Without IL, no matter how much or what
you eat. your food merely passes through
YOU without doing YOU amy good. You don't
get tho strength out Of T., and con-
sequence YOU become weak. pale and slCnly
looking Just Ike plant trying 10 grow in
a soil deficient in iron. II YOU not strong
or we'll you owe it TO yourself to make the
following test: See how long you can work
or how far you walk without becofn-
Ing tired. Mex, take two nve-Krain tablet.
of ordinary Nuxated Iron three times per
day after meals for two weeks Then ties,
your strength again and see for yourself how
much you have gained.
Manufacturers Note: Surat"d Iron which
was used oy Scnat or Mason with such sur
rrlsinE results. and which i- prescribed aud
rc"omncpdcd above bS physicians is not !,
secret remedy. hut one which - we'll known
inor.a ME iron products q Is easily ass!nl-
lated and does not inlurc the teeth. MAX.
them black, nor unxgt the Ht"n1ch Tho
fnauuthct ur"r1 EuSrant"G successful and a.
tLrely satisfactory results 10 every purchaser
or They will refund your MONEY II Is dis
Miller Drug 60. 'hlIircy Drug CO. and ali
lthtr sSisls.-Adv.
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DRINK MORE WATER
If KIDNEYS BOTHER
Eat Less Meat and Take Salts
for Backachc or Bladder
Trouble.

Urc acld in meat cXcitcs the Kidneys
they become ovcrworkcd; get sluggish
ache, aud feel like humps Of lead. The
irritatcd, ana YOU may he obliged to
seek relief two OF three times during
the night When the Kidneys clog you
must help them flush of the bodys
urInouS waste or you'il be Il rca sick
person shortly. At first YOU feel n dun
misery in the kidney region, YOU suffer
from backache, sick headache, dizai-
ness, stomach gets sour. tongue coated
and YOU fool rheumatic twinecs when
thc weather 4 bad.
Eat less meat, drink lots Of water
also get from any pharmacist four
ounces OF lad Salts; take a tablespoon
iul ia glass Of water before break
fast for few days and your kidneys
VIII then act fine. This famous salts
l. mad" from the acid OF grapes and
lemon Juice, combined with lithia. and
has been used FOR generations TO clean
clorg"d kidneys and stimulate them 10
normal activity. also To ncutraiiZc the
acids III urine, so IL no longer is a
source Of irritation, thus ending blad-
Ger Weakness
lad salts is Inexpensive, cannot in
Jurc; makes 81 delightful oMervesccnt
hlhit- wafer drink which every one
should take now ana then to keen the
hldncys clean and active. DRUGGISTS
mere say they sell lots of lad Salts to
'"lNs VINO believe i'll overcoming Kid
heE Fouhic "h!.c IL is only trouble
Adv.
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G~S@11veeA~

Senator NaEons statement in regard TO
NuNatcd Iron was shown TO several ply
sicians who were requested to give their
opinions thereon.
Or. Ferdinand King u New York Ply
stefan and Medical Author. said II heartily
indorse Senator NasoHs statement in rega I'd
iron men without Iron. Pal!or means amaze
ma Anaeiria means iron deficiency. The
SKIN OF anaenic men and women Ia pale: the
flesh fla bhy: the muscles lack tone: the
brain fags. ana the memory faiIs and often
they become weak, nervous, respondent and
melancholy.
sician Of Bellevue Hospital (Outdoor Depth.
Sew York. and the Wcstchcstcr County
Hospital. 8aid: Senator Mason is TO be
cominend"d on handir: out this statement
thousands or men and women who need
strength and blood builder but do not know
what to take. In my own opinion there is
nothing better than organic ron-SuSated
Increase the strength and endurance Of men
ana women who burn UP too rapidly their
nervous energy in the strenuous strain OF the
great business competition OF the day"
Former Health Commissioner wln r.
Kerr. Of tn" CIty OF Chicago SAYS: II have
taken Su2at"d Iron myself and experienced
It's health giving and strength building cf
feet. and in III" interest Of tho public well
FAR" fec! II my duty TO mako known the
results or it's use. am well past my three
score years. and want To that I believe
due 10 day To my personal use OF %uxatcd
Iron. From my own experience with e:ur-
at"d iron ;ccl II is such valuable rem
cdy that IL ought 10 b. used In every hos
rtnl ana prescribed by every physician in
this country"
While former Health Commissioner Kerr
il not himself IA physician, SIN hts expert
cncc in handling public health problem.
must give his op!nicn more than ordinary
weight.
l,r. schuyler c. Jaqucs. Waiting Surgeon
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SHE DARKENED HER
GRAY HAIR
Wcll Known Lady Tells How Sho
Darkcned Her Gray Hair BY
Simple Homo Made Remedy.

Mrs Z. II. Boots, well known resi-.
ucII OF Buchanan County. Ia, who
darkened her gray hair by a simple
nome made remedy made the following
statement:
Any lady or gentleman can darkcn
lheir gray or faded hair, and make 1t
SOFT ana glossy with this simple rem
edy. which they can mix at home. TO
half Il pint of water add ! ounce of bay
rum. one small box of Barbo COMPOUND
and ounce of eiycerine. These in
gradients can be purchased at any drug
store at very little cost. Apply to the
hair every other day until the gray hair
IS darkened sufficiently. This is not n
dye, II does not color the most delicate
scalp; is not sticky or greasy and does
not rub OF. 1t will make n gray-haircd
Adv.
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worthless, brother. Stephen. Tho WI
t Gow bo received hnr right Of dover. but
to Stephen as next Of kin.
Now tho average man does wish
n, man protect Men,d his widow. The average
he knew tho distress and suffering
mere is among innocent folk because
nc mas neglected TO make u will.
Tomorrow" never comes. am
| happened to know In her youth
she she h ha,l made a mistake. And after
ire ire h inl, tasted the very, bit,erest OF
almost lost faith in human nature,
u Was .in not ma" Wn,, same into her lie. &c
tie co oot we1 III but he owned lit
ried this woman. and she and her
nve-year.old daughter came to the
should he die. he turned over to her
; rs a hweddins gift his little home.
piness ''e Mrs were Wit twenty years of hap
neiEhborhood knowledge of her pas;,
came TO be one of the towns most
every worthy cause. She was n model
housekeeper, n beloved neighbor. And
then then suddenly and without warning
bothered with a will And daughter.
never Knowing the truth of the affair
h ihoi ehS packed the old man on SO
MOUSE mother left her
or course. Mrs. Wife would not have
had this happen to her beloved bcne-
actor and husband. But-thc law
Knows no sentiment. and her hcar;lcss
daughter was next OF kin
Tut thy house in order" may wei!
nc appiied 10 many households How
frequently do we find n household in
which important papers. such as in
surahce papers. reccipted bills and the
Iike, cannot be found at Il moments
notice During the recent epidenir n
collection had to be taken UP among
friends TO defray the expenses of tho
iuherai OF n young man who had been
insured Tor a long time. His wife
never bothered noting what company
insured him and could not Md his
insurance papers.
1t was weeks after. when she had
gone through trying period Of fnan-
ciai embarras that the pnpcrg
were found IN an cX-sugar bowl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
Hints Concerning
Spring MecRwear
Rita Stuyvesant Discusses
the NoUeltics Worn
6y Far Sea.
nn- RITA sruYvEsANr.

| wonder II you arc one of those
women who really take advantage of
the clever new neckwcar the shops are
offering for spring. To soc the enthus-
iastic crowd OF women shoppers pur-
chasing dainty frills and smart collars
from the aisle tables in the depart
mcnt stores proves how very popular
these accessories arc going TO be.
AS l glanced over the ailurinG array
of neckwear the other day there were
dozens OF suggestions that came to my
mind for freshcning up dresses and
frocks in my rathcr-worn winter ward
robe.
about three inches wide. in sand color.
had half-inch border of French blue
and was selling for only "a cents Il
yard. 1t gave me an Inspiration to
transform an old, faded white Georgettc
waist into quite a modern blouse.
with one of the new casy-to-tint prepa-
rations. Then the blouse was pressed
round. Three quarters OF Il yard OF
tan and blue ruilling. costing II cents.
outlined The neck. and when l added
French blue silk. my blouse was. in
deed quite n success at less than 81.
Navy blue Georgette or crepe dc
Nigh; have q frili of flaming red. or
II one is TOO conservative for this
~ ~
si1ar; combination frills of navy blue
and hcnna, deeply scalloped and pi-
coted.
That white Georgette crepe frock
from last summer would make an eX-
ceptiona! dinner dress if rc6ecorated
by pale tinted frills. Sea-shcll pink
and white plating sells for 81 ward
and gives Il wonderfully quaint effect
ia a white frock. When you add a
pink satin girdlc there is nothing more
10 be desired for youthful! charm
The little lady OF the blonde curls
Will. perhaps. find pale blue moro be-
coming than the pink. There are love-
~ frills of blue JUS. waiting TO glad
den your white frock or dressy blouse
Many women find that the one-piccc
serge frock. with the collarless neck
IS beginning TO pail bit for thesn
lovely spring days Dame fashion IS
offering her very best INSPIRATIONS in
rccN accessories for the remedy
smart rolling monk collars OF white
Wa%hap!c satin. orSandic collar and
CUTS, set in lemon, blue or green.
dotted in black, frivolous friils In ali
the red shades, ranging from scarlet
10 victory rosa. and even to beet roo,
are only few of tho SUGGESTIONS For
ne collar less frock
very soon dresses ana blouses that
nave been hiding all winter under fin.
coats vii! show themselves for str.rt
Wear as the warm days OF spring CONF
ny VIII need Il fresh note 10 macs
iash!ons board Of censorship.
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SOVEREIGN
Tonic for Ever
Builds Up Rundown Systems

Builds Up Rundown Systems
When your health has been under.
mined by worry or overwork, when
your vitality is lowered, when you
have that don't care a rap" feeling
when your nerves are depressed
when your work appears too much
for you, you are then in a run-docn
condition.
Your system must be upheld BY
an active tonic. You will find it in
Sovereign Tonic, which gives new
strength and ambition-the very help
YOU need.
Sovereign Tonic is a real restnra,
tive, blood maker and a nerve
builder.
When your blood is impoverished
through the want of Iron, which
produces rich red blood and changes
food into living tissue"-you will
find the remedy in Sovereign Tonic
Each tablet contains 1 grain of
PREPARED IRON with other blood
and nerve products. You will be
surprised and delighted with the new
strength and vim Sovereign Toni,
gives you.
You will begin to feel the efficacy
OF the Sovereign Tonic after the first
dose; Don't hesitate if you belong
to the Army Of "Hasbeen.." Try
Sovereign Remedy without delay and
become once more a happy, content
Cd member of society, receiving the
1uli benefits of what is your Just
rights in the battle of life.
Sovereign Tonic will do more TO
brighten the world, to dispel gloom.
to make happy homes than ali the
medicines that have been com
pounded.
Your druggist sells it or can get il
for you. Always in stock at Gran
Drmg Co.'S Stores, Tragic Drug Co.
Miller Drug Store. Wholesale b,
b03dekcr Drug Co. Price Sl0O.
Sent by mail on receipt Of prcr.
Sovereign Remedy Co.
l2l5 Hilbert ST., Philadclpt "a.
DIV,
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From the Congressional, Directory nub-
hshed by the United States Governments:
WIN. y. Mason. Senator from Illinois,
was elected TO tho 10th Congress IN Ils7.
TO tho slI. Congress in .Issl-deteatec
for tho Sind Congress Iss:-Eiected SEN
a,or TO the 5sth Congress In lS.7 to
1909"
Senator Mason Is now corgreb..aan
from the State OF Illinois.
Senator Mnson'a championship Of Pure
Food and Drugs legislation. hts hch, for
the rural FREQ delivery system. ard hi.
strong advocacy of all till. isvorinE Labor
ana tho right, OF tho masses a. ssatnat
trusts and combines make him national
ngure a. Washington md cri.sred him
20 the hearts Of tho worlGiny man ard
tho great Easscs " peopic throughout
the Cnited states, Senator Mason las
tho distnction az being unr Of the really
h!g E-n Of the nation. Ills strong on
d"rscmont OF Nuratrd lion ruual con.
vince any Intelligent thinking reader ,hnt
II must 10 a preparation OF very rr,at
merit and ono which the Senator feels
lie bound to be OF great value tn the
masses os people everywhere o,h.rwis.
he could not sf:ord 10 ionI his name Ia
', especially after his strong advocacy
of pure food and drugs aEislat!on.
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CHIEF ENCIrEalE.NT is :.
ARRIVAL OF HORSES

oar chief excitement this week has
been the arrival Of lot OF horses
for the use of the battalion-American
mes This time and dandicS. y big
bay boy has been handed over to
me. and he loves 10 so just as much
a love TO ride him. THIS is splen
iid country for riding in spite Of
,hc shell holse and the piowcd up
condition Of some OF the roads. We
had a theatrical show hcrc the other
day that was put on by Il couple OF
Y NJ {. ~ men. who were joined by
some very pretty and charming y. w.
c 4 girls. who are members OF the
overseas theatcr force. 1 can tell YOU
they are doing fine work. lighting the
blues away from the boys in camps
over here
lv seems TO be doing his bit" in the
way Of Keeping the American forces
OF the army of occupation happy and
in also sending out Il spirit OF optimism
to those who watch and wait at home.
copyright, l9l!D
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"TR" PUTS Joy IN
SORE, ACHING FEET
"My, how 'Tiz' eladdcns tired.
swollen, burning feet
It's glOriouS!"

All! what relief. 10 more 'ired fcct
no more burning feet: no NOR. swol-
len. aching, tender. sweaty feet No
more soreness in corms, caIlouses,
bunions.
No matter what ails your feet or
what under the sun you've tried with
out getting relief. just use "Tiz Sc
'Tiz' is the only remedy that draws
out all the poisonous cxudations which
buff UP the feet. Tx" cures your foot
trouble so you'll never limp OF draw
up your face in pain. Your shoes won;
seem tight and your feet win never
fnSver hurt or get sore and swollen.
Think of II, no more foot misery, no
more agony from corns, callouses or
5bunions.
q Got 25-cent box 1T any drug store
or department store and get instant re
lief. Wear smaller shoes. Just once
try 'Tiz" Get q whole years foot
comfort for only % cents. mink OF
dt--Ady.
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AMERICAN TROOPS PLAN
POKER AMONG GERMANS

Our camp, however, is picturesque
and comfortable. II is situated on
INC side OF a steep hill, the nuts in
which we live being built on terraces.
wnich have stairways leading from one
tis, 70 another All the officers OF the
battalion live here except those on
duty. who are told OFF in charge, of
each battery. We have an excellent
mess and our divisions are chiefly
lighting over old campaigns together,
piaving poker, pinochle, rummy ana
Inc like. and also, Of course. we have
oar letters 10 write and plenty OF
books To read
Right nov, for instance, some OF
the gang are playing very NOISY
.n,ne OF poker III the next nut. y
good many of the officers are being
given French leave just now. ThcE
ARC always dribbiing back full of
stories and recollections OF their adj
ventures, which they recount for our
benefit. think shall Get away
next week. and shall probably go to
Cannes. Nice and Monte Carlo. How
" lsh however could come to Lon
Il.
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"PUT THY HOUSE IN ORDER"
PROVES IMPORTANT FACTOR
orctto c. Lynch Tells story OF What
Ono Widow Was Forced
10 Endure

- happened right in my own neigh
horhood. Every one sympathized wi,h
me widow. but law is aw-somctimes:
ana ana , sEe made a pathetic picture as
e o1e 'Gi, inc nome in which She had
once Known such happiness.
Dear, oh, dear" she Sobbed. II
know John wouldn't let This happon
10 me ior worlds, il he were alive"
bht john was no longer alive. a
,nrcc-day pneumonia had carried him
OIL some months before. He had made
no no VIII Thcrc Were no children and
inc niue nome went tn Johns ouitr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
LADY MARY TELLS TALE
OF lEBAUDY IN LONDON
Picturesque Court Organized b!
Emperor Of Sahara" in
Big HotcT.
NAMED MINISTER'S or STATE
Writer Relates Story of Argentine
Woman Capitalist and British Dip
iomnt's Adventures With Bol.
shcViStS-NioSCoW Prison Horrors.
BY LADY MARY.

y LONDON, Feb l5.--rhc accounts
published in English papers of the
shooting of Jacques Lehaudy tone time
"Emperor OF the SIhar1D in Long
Island. bring 10 my mind memories of
eiEh; or ten years ago i'm London when
Lebaudy was busy organizing the
forces of his comic opera empire from
y suite of rooms At the savoy Hotel
de had appointed Ill his Ministers Of
State and his household and among
them was Colonel George Gouraurd.
"Commander- in chief of the Army 10
III. l. NJ. Jacques l., OF the sahara"
Perhaps a good many Americans may
remember something of the career Of
this other notable personality OF Lon
don lfc-Coloncl Gouraurd, Who had
fought in the civil War and who had
received various American decorA tions
and medals for his military service.
Colonel Gouraurd MAS the hrsi man TO
bring a pAonograph!c record and in
strument 10 Ensland and at the time
of which ! write he was in closa per-
sonal friendship and business Intimacy
with Mir Edison. Colonel GourIurd
mad what he called his library OF ia
nous voices 2nd he ;ook Tor himself
and for Mir. Edison records OF the
voices of queen Victoria King Ed
ward VII. the late Cardinal Manning,
Lord Salisbury. the late Duke OF Dev-
onsh!rc and other famous statesmen
,lf
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NJ st. Elizabeth's
Hospital. New York
city. said: II have
never before given
out any mcdica! tn.
formation or advice
for publication. as
ordinarily do not oe.
llevc In ~. But In
the Gaze Of Euxateh
Iron ] feel ! would
b. rernisS in my duty
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What Senator Mason Says =

GENTIEMEN: N''
have often said nd medicine
of kind. believe e loo or
after the hardest political campaign
chance Il vacation. court
morning with horrible
describe q try ~ Iron AS
first ionth TO advertised remedy. advis-
ing with OF medical friends. | test
The results have been beneficial in my case
dc mind to let know ab IL and
you are at liberty TO publish this statement you 30
desire. Go OF I feel
remedy which will build up the strength increase
tho endurance at my age. should i,s
known TO the world " ~ ~
Yours very truly,
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COLONEL GOtRtIRD HAD
SENSE or ORA VI tTIC

SENSE or DtttN tIit
Exactly Why he ever became Com.
mandcr- !n-Ch!cf" 10 The Emperor Of
the ~ hara. | was never quite able to
discover. buzz COLONEL C;5uratrd had
a. sense Of the dramatic that was as
picturesque As il was characteristic.
He used to dress the part" yith cN-
traordinary care and he would make
sensational entrance into q ballroom
announced BY a servant Who wouid
then fling open the doors in order that
the colonel might be discovered"
standing draped in huge military
cloak lined with red and carrying a
tall ebony stick In ono hand and "a
crushed hat in the other Ills app
pcarance was always magnificent, tor
he was man OF splendid frUrc and
most handsome features. bat somehow
! do not think the l,ehuuly incident
IN MS varied career solidiied his iinan-
cial position.
One of Colonel Ciouraurd's sons.
Jackson Gouraurd. married u VIII be
remembered, Mrs Charles Alvin tiillig
OF New York She had 4 daughter ~
her ti:s: marriaCn-a very charming
young woman-who married Boyard
Gouraurd. the Younger brother OF hor
mothers husband, thus getting the
family family ,o Skein into 2 rarely N99ottedj
Mrs. Gillie- Gouraurd last winter when
! was in New York.
TELLS OF FEMININE
ARGENTINE CAPITALIST
Various happenings in the world at
points far distant from THIS grim old
city OF London have recently brought
my acquaintance with the chief naurcs
in the scene OF action into the line of
pubic interest For instance the out
break OF Bolshcvism in Bucnos Aires.
which orig nutcd At the famous Ncscnas
Works reminds me that tho chief
S SwGer OF iHis big organization isl
With her family In London MaGamo
NesenaS is an exceedingly pretty NO.
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bunlStGad' SW0rnSVruD

10 children an ANGEL of mercy" Whore
worms are nreSent and directions foliowed
1T NEVER FAILS. One bottle destroved iSs
worms. Stood the test for aiItv years Sold
everywhere or br mni. 30c II battle
Est. C. a. Voorhees,. NJ. d.. PhiIa,leIphIa.
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Opinions of DIR. Ferdinand King, New York PLY
stefan and Medical Author; DR.. James Francis
Sullivan, formerly Physician Of Bellevue Hos
pical Outdoor Dept.), New York, and the
Westchestcr County Hospitals; Former Health
Commissioner VIM. II. Kerr, Of the City OF
Chicago, and others.