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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21
Der Sanoel init 3uder.

Spefuliren in 3uder, 4ufbdufung
Don 3uder ST. Spefulations5medeu
mo Yrofitmuferei benin i3~uderuer-
fauf t0nnen BON 9ountp = 4nmaItcit
our geridtliden 8eitrafung gebrodit
meroen, mie in 8eroronunaen ocs
itaatliden Wiarttoireftors GomarO
9toromun an Gienstog erfldrt mir0.
Die 8eroronungen BADEN Die 3uitim-
muug oe5 @%ou0erneurs.
@eiter erfIaren Die 8eroronunqen,
haB bel Der 5eititeIlung, Oh 3uder-
lreiie an8emeiien iino, nidt oie
bonn 8eneralaumnlt 8olmer feItgeieB.
ten Hreiie 5ugrunoe geIegt meroen
0urfen. 9iur iolde 81noIer oiirfcn
BON ben ~NapdIten Der Counties sur
Hehenidaft ge5ogen peroen, melhe
ungerefte Brofite iiber Die Selbit-
foiten binnu5 MAIDEN moQett.
gtat Grfldrung pom &ehtsratb Ser
Notwithstanding 1T oie6eItietung pon
Ereiien pom 9unocsgencralonpalt
auf 8run0 Der NbtbeiIung pier oes
Hnhrung5mittel = Gontrounfts obne
irgeno melhe geieGlide 0run0lagc.
Ole Worttabtbeillrng modt aui ole
Shatiud)e, oaB Observation-Disclosures
einen 8rei5 non 1872 Gents fir
&obr3ufer pom 2onii.ro ~3ugeIoiiet
bat, ieooh 0oraui beItebt ben 6obrif-
prci5 iiir &%ilben5ufcr i'm @elten NM
MitteIlpeiten allf 1919 Gents 81 bal.
ten. 0ieie @eroronung Ser Worfto6.
tbeilung lit Die critic antlide SteI-
lungnnbmc Qcgen Die ongebli6 unge-
iebIide Stclllngnohmc oe9 @uuoc5-
&uIti5 0cportencnts.
IS miro in ser &croromun9 oaroui
auimcrfiont gemad)t, ouB BON Dem
&unoea 9rei5- GommiiiGr fitr Wi3.
coniin III llebcreinitimmlng nit Ben
Gommiiidr Ser W}orftconmiiiion olS
Normnlperoicnit iibcr Den aoItenprei$
"a Sent pro Nfuno im @~roBhannel
uno I Sent (bar uno SelbItobholung)
iopic ~ Gents (bei NbIieferunl)
ols CORRECT erodtet per0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21
8ergnigungs=8egweii

Stiuu. - Ieoen @admittag unO 4beno
8anoelbiIoer.
GaFnu. - BauoelbiIocr bon II ll6r Dor
n1itta9s bis II ubr abeno5; Conn
tao5 oon 2 ll9r Radmittngs bis II
llbr Gbeno5.
@snieftic. = 3eoeu 9nhmitta8 uno
4beno GRANDCHILDREN.
go Grpfe Sbeater. - Yin DEN Bod]en@
taaen Na6mritta9s uuo GbenOS Wans
IbelbilOer; Sonntags @auoepiae : Yors
%Itelluu9en.
@eg. Seoen 3adntittog unO abenH
@anhelbiIoer.
Rialto (frilbcr 8ome). - Scoen abenf
8anbelbiloer; nur 5uuutags glottnee
etrnuo. - Seoen abeHo 8anoelbiIoer
Gum3tags uno 5onnta8s @atinee.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21

5eigeu- un0 sic Nbonnement5preile
bc0euteno 81 crbohen, 0en I'm.
lang 0er3eituugcn gu beid)ranfen uno
8eitimungen in Sen Nnnoncen-Gon Oh.
traftcn ein5ufiihren na6 oenen otc
Ereiie BON einem Wonat ODER einem
%ierteliabr gum an0cren ~feltgeiett
mcrocn.
Der @eridt oea VeidIubuuSifntI,
les, Der cinItImmig angenommen
mltroe. Ioutet:
sic Observation-Disclosures hobcn ltn3
oooon %ocritdnoigt. Dob ouf Ser gan.
sen @eIt elm Itorfer 4apiermongcl
berrIdlt. So nie ser Gapierperbrolld'
Der 3eitu1gen gegenpGrtig lit, iibcr.
Iteigt er Die Bapierer5eugllng Inn 10
Bro5ent. Ga5 beiBt, oaB bel Ser,
icbigen &erbroud) i1brIid) o~nndbernb
100000 Sonnen Eupier 81 mentp
%porbanoen fem mcroen. Der Nus,
lf)uB empfleblt onber:
.~GoB Die 5ltr Griporung 6es Bel.
tltn9Spapier@ Don Der 8riegsin0u.
ltricbeb0r0e cinQcfiibrten @eItimmriin.
gen Itreng befolgt mer6en.
0GoB oic Seroll9geber liberal
oringcno auf9cfor0ert merben, Ole
An3cigcn. mo NbomncmentSpreiIt
%lreicntltd) 5rt erbohen mo 9leih5eitiQ
ihrc Nu8goben III tIeincrem I'm.
lang 3u orrdcu.
vGoB feline 3eitung cincn Anse;.
%gcncontrnft nllf Elm 2Sobr abiflicBt
lonNcru sic Nrciic monotIid oocr
picrtcIidbrlih re9uIirt" llip.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21
NWie ,per>e ieb Snrs
ger Scr percinies
ten Staten?

Obi1c3 lit ser Gitcl zines 9ude2.
ha9 ieineu llriprung 3ahlreifen Ar.
frdgcn nod cinem nbiolut 5ilperldiii.
gen 2citioocn fir ~Aipirantcr .ouf
0na nmcrifnutldle @ilrQerred)t bat. 6
lit 0o3ll bcitinmlt, eincn I0ngit qefiibI.
ten orir9cnoeu @coitrfuiIic ob5ubeI.
len. Iuc eiuididQlgcu Sroqcn fiuoe!l
Glrin proutptc ~unieblborc @enntncr.
tung.
Nudl iou on@ @udl Sen bcreit& @iir.
ger @clunrocncR iibcr iciuc Ncdltr
unN Yflidltcn uuo Sic @c0cutllnQ 0e@
NmcritnniIhcn @~iIrgtrthumS bclcb.
rem IS gibt 5lim @riipIeI Nufitlub
barber III mcldlcm &crhIltuiiic Ser
ron orilbCu gil@Qelpou0ertc, unhocnt
tr @iiracr ~atluor0cu. il oeu ht)-
mldtbljdcu MjlttGrbcbGr0en itcat,
inter lpclttn lluit0u0cr cr Sic ultr
Nciulath bciitd)cn fam ME ldnle or
it'd BORT ~ulibaIteu oarf MIN, allies
Groaeu. Sic an i0it ic0tp n0tltuIj'jr
ten uulcritnniit'cn Nitrger lriIbcr
oocr ipGtrr brr0utrctcu.
G0> l2G StIttu iturte bod elegant
lcluuNcne &uh - NtHtid1 Qno eng.
li'h IN tiutm @ouHC - miro pom Ser
Charles 6nnmcjcr Hnbliibiua Com
pam. POS @nit Il Strcct. Mem YOrf,
Y. ~, an irQcu0 cine Y0rtlic inner,
halo ser &crcwiJtcn Staatcn per.
ihidt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21
Siitrifte 8eridlt.

Gle burlington @dhn muroc bon
elmer <ru an Wtittmoh ocrontlpor,
lib qrboIten fitr Sen SOB bon 81
Sdoicn lrno pier 2dnrern uno fir
Ole NcrIctung bon meitcrcn 30 Sho
len uno ShooeuCriob i'm @ctra0c ron
S93S Dem giQcntbiImcr 0c5 0icha
5uaciprodcn. Die 30luc ser 9onu
morcn III idlcdtcr Ncria5ilmo ma
Ole Sd)oic muroc prn cincm Oorbci
fobrcu0rn 3llQe itbcrInhren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21
gltnter Mansel on 9rudpa:
pier.

nui einen1 5iped3
@cratbung ilb2r
BEN 8opierman.
gel cinbcrufeneu
Son0er Gol1pent
Der @ereiniguna
onlerifaniiher Sci.
lungs @crnusge-
Der in Nem Oort
muroe II. q. Dor.
acihIoQen. Die Mn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21

- 9ie Come. .g}ein. mie SORT
lif oieicr gieier 5u ieiner 6ruu lit. g.
nennt lie nid)f onoers ais nieint
Some; babel lit Tie cine gang inner
trGgIide alotif)boie."
&ieQeidlt nennt er lie gcrooe oes-
Wegen 10; tie brin9t allies an Sen
GAG.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21
8ie id &uB beieitigen lGBt.

Der Gfeu
ipieoer i'm 0aug
geboIten meroen
rnuB iino @erid
te bon Sborn-
item mo Sdlu
0eloah 8rdn-
Den an Der Ia
ge5oronung.Ga
ans muB mon
ihlieBen, Dob Die
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21
Der SanOel nit aarpfen.

9urh 4nnabme
un0 4usfubrung
D~erielben Ytetbo-
Den, Die oie6or.
mer %anDenoeh.
melhe i6r BIB
nlditen uHo bal
ten, bis gilnit ige
9reieI ~eroieit
Deroen fonncn
hdbS1 Die Suu=
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21
rs NfirrruIriNeu.

e Nicrcnlcioen. NCrr GorI
@inieu pon grootlnQ Sn@f lhrclht ,
sd mGdltc mciner Tnntbortcit fir
Gorui'$ Nlprutrdutcr Nu2Orud per.
Ieihcn. G9 hat mid non cjnew Ntt
renIcioen beirtit NIT lpcld}cm i'd
iibcr filni Sabre bcboitet NOR. &d'
bate mchrcre Acr5tc' mo ptrihicocna
Weoi3incn periud)t ohut Nilie SIT i'm
Sen. [Sd bin iebt wohl luo Qcilro.
Qicies 3uperIaiijQe Observation-Disclosures
miro ltidlt 0urh Npothctcr pcrfouit.
iorocru oireft qcIicicrt nom Gr Rt
ter Sahruen 4 Cons so. 250t
@aibiugtpu &Ip0., Chicago 81.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21
Strobe SotiGaft 81 8eibna6=
ten.

8afetienoungen mad Geutldldno
meroen Don iett an Die0er ME Trlt.
bcr mlf oen @oItdmteeu entQegcnJes
nommen. Sic 9eOiuQung, DAB &Ic-
bcsgubenpatete bis al II 4run0, cIlts
balteno Se6ensmittel ODER p%erionlIde
9e~oarfsartitel, cine Smportll5rn3 be.
0iirfen, puroe bon Der oeutid)cn fts
gierung 3uriidge3ogen.
Sierbci miro aber oarnuf bin8cD'e.
len, 0aB 0ieie II 8fun0 B%oltpafete
Qurusorttfel, Die Gbee, &oiiee, edo
folaoe, 3a6uf, 5uiummen MIR Iro.
entbulten Oitrfen, meun lie 5oa'rtl
5uqelaiien ner0en iouen.
Cont f0nnen oIio bic 4afete mie'
ser &leioungsitiide, Sduhe ,SeiIe,
Set. Wlorgnrine, Sped, 8lrit, &ai''
dermouren 3ufer ,&eis, &iilienIrii1-
re, ale @rtcn Wfebl, aud @ei3enmehl
uIm.. MIR nid)t per0crblidJe9fabrung3'
mittel cntbaltelL mie 0os friiher &c
itottet mar. 9(uh lit Die 9eid)rdn-
funa oes @eipi6t5, onB BON ge1pillen
! Sad,en MIR , oocr 5 Yflut0 in Den
4ofeteu iein ouritem o%ligeboben.
lin m0Qlitit 3oufreiheIt 5l erlan-
aen, iouten ole @afete Die 9e5cit-
mung trogen:
g~&icbesgabcu, fir Den cigcncn @e'
brand oce GmpfangerS."
Iomit bat Die EoitmliIere enollcl
EN- Gn0c. Gie &~erieloun9 pom ga.
fetcu noh GcutihIonO fam MN III.
~1chinocrt eriolgen, mas Ocn WuulIdc
5ahlloier Geltifamcrjfoner ett.
ipridt, 0je I~uicocrbolt hire Q|iBbII.
liQung iiber sic binocrlihcn VfoBnob.
men beim &criauo Sou @iebe3Qaber
sum NuaOruf qebroft bobeu. &or
0cutider Seite lit oeridic0entlit) cInC
before @erpaduuq Der Eatete &c.
miiniht morocn. 4oQier uno Elm Dim
ner 0in0iooen lciitcn feline 8cmabl
fiir unbcifdOigte 4blieferung.
Gem &erinno non @eibnadtSpo.
fetcn an oie 2ieben oabeim miro
alio fem 6inoeruiB mcbr in Sen Met
gclcqt. Die frobe 9otihaIt oiirti,
mobl in ocu meiteIteu &reiien ol;
bcr5lidIte 6relioe crmeden.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21

Morifo iol itgt elmer Scr be-
item Nunocn unitrey Entcutmcolilu-
Tobrifnntcr ieiu. Mcin @uuNcr.
penn 0lc &eutc BORT uurubjl lino.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21

SeneIis . @uritellnns fir Sdan-
ipicler. Sm bieiiQCn Operlbaua fia'
oct heute Gben0 cine &ouOcDiIIeoor-
iteaung 3um 8citcn zines 6onO3 fir
Oje Sdouipieler oca Gauoca Itatt,
9tur &eim GoIent miro bel olcicr
&orIteQung 5tr @eItun8 fommcn,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21

Ginbrudl. %n Ibco. Sc &auib
G6reitmoterioIicu @an0lnlg, 1O6
Sito 3. StraBc. muroe int DER Giena
tag Nodt e~inge5rotcn. Slim Dollars
in &lcingelo aus Dem Sab RegIIttr
uuO cine fIeine Corona Sdrcibnla-
ifine mar allies, mas Ser 0ieb lid
aneiqncte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21
Sonncnfiniternif. Nnl Sanl

SonncnfinitcrniF. PIN Sam5toa,
Ben y. @opember, Wtor8enS Don
Gonnenauigong bis 8 llbr &ormit-
tags finOet cine Particle Sonncn-
finiterniB Itott, oie in Gbeilen pom
Moroomerifo aIt III ga GrOiic, iif)t-
bar Icin miro. gtpo Die @Glite Der
Gonnenihcibe miro perbiiIlt merOen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21
2leuefte Nu5et9en.
y ii d. etc.

y ii d. etc.
SeitfaOen fir Siirgertaubibaten, eenul,
nnb neueite @eiebe9beitimmuugen.
Sriifungsfrageu, eitaliidl uno oeutidl. -
4usunbl:-Sbue 2cbrcr Gnaliih. &5r
terbld. @riefIteuer. @eictbuther. @eNid'
te, Nnhbildler. 2icberbijder. Sprotntei
fer, ~Gleftri3itdt. 9ottorbuh. Ancrifnni
idIcr Gefliigel5iidJter, @urtenbudb, Gras
bnu, 0}ilhlpirtbIhoft. MISREPRESENTATION
Waidliniitenbub. SeutIfe Galenoer. -
.Sfreibt fir @ruti3proipefte.
Salmcner Gubliibina Gp., POS 6. 45
StraFe, Stem 9urf, y. ..
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21

~Ntrr GroIeiior. hel,te iino IS
'iniuuoSpoujjQ Sabre. oaB ih ais
8odiin bel Shneu bin"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21
2ebensmittcl thcurer.

2ebensmittcl thcnrcr, @ie oa9
@ltreau fir Arbciter Stotiitjf i'll
@nibington befonnt CAB, iinN Die
8reiIe fir 2ebensmittcl in AuglIt &C.
1tieqen, oogegen lit HinoiIeiid) in Sen
meiIten St0otcn biliger gc%rporocn.
SIM &rei5 g%eItiegen iinO: Gier uno
8eis nm 6 @ro3ent; &nrtofieIn uno
&oItnen nm 40 8ro3ent; Shmcino-
fotelettcn, Butter, Y}aiamchl, SAFER
griibe, 3opp 9ohnen llnO 3ufer unl
9 @ro3ent 9iidienioIm, WorgoriHe,
G1Ie, @rot. Maffaroni uno Granger
nm I Gro3cnt; Shinten, ghtBbuttev
uno Sbec Inn neriqer ais Y &ro5ent
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21
Sbierarst.

B. F. HOLMES, V. s.. C5hiernrst). tuirb prompt er
ihetneu, usuu er getuinitt pirb. Office: 420 Sah
StraBe; Robnaue: 225 iubIite 9. StraBe; beibt
EeIepheue: ga Grone. gBts.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21
Die M~arftpprlnge lit Jest fertiS.

Die Mnrftpprlnge lit Jest fertiG.
TSn Der Sibung oes Mnrft Gomitc3
am Gienstnq Abcno. in Ser es Nn-
fangs 81 beftiQen 3uiommenit5Bcn
5piidlcn Dem @ncgermciitcr u10 s..
s. @pcnion, ser Ole @etpeQunQ fj;r
ole gtoblirung zines oficntlidlcu
Worftes Dor einigen &abrcn III @uH1
bradlte, fam, mur0e nit &ilie ocs
Sto0tonpolt5 Slucnne9 cine &orIngt
cutmorfcir, Die 2IuaIidlt hat III Ser
bcutigeu Sibung 0eS Sto0trntb5 at
Oenomncn SIT mcrocu. Nnh Dem Gitt-
murf Der NorIoqc lit Der Wturtt 5u
icocr Belt iiir Y%ro0u5cntcn mo 3lpi-
id)cnbdnoler oifen. ubcr ood 5unt
9ttben Ser Nroou5entcn mo Goniu-
mcnten bcitimmt. Ser NGQcmciltcr
miro ebenfuaa ol9 Yturftmciitcr fun
qircn ltno bat oa9 Rcdt an ie0cn
Y8agcu elmo Hoti} 81 better. mclht
crfcuncn lQbt. oh Ser @cliGcr cuI
6ro0u5cut o0cr 3piidcnhdr0lcr lit.
Hom I. WiQj bis /. Nopcubcr mcrocu
0icn5toq Gonner@to9 mo Snm3tol
ie0er @ohe OILS ipciicIlc MartttaA2
ociiqnirt, uno Ser Q}ortt miro nm 6
l1br YiorQcna bcQinncu. %m @iuter
bcgiltnt Ser Mortt 3rpci Stmocn lp0
fer. N%eguIntinncn mir Ocu N}nrtt
lpcr0en pom Stootrath cutmorfeu
mcr0en, un0 ip0tcr. ueum cit Sdul5.
Dad fiir bic &crfduicr crridltct nor
ocn lit, bobcn oicic cine tIcinc @c
bilbr Eli %entridltCn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21
8irdlides.
Hsforntirte ct. SObannes . @emeiuoc,
Ode 4. unb giartet Strafe,
Saitur, :. Stodmeier.

Sonntngsidrule I'M 9:t5 llbr.
8ottes6ienlt Inn 1920 l16r.
9eiufer uno sSreun0e iin0 uns I'M.
mer ber5li6 Diafommen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21
Stwdbrte 6fiddftsfirmen,
0erfid1ernnsSs lscntureu.

c.. S. VAN AUKEN, geriteruHss Nsent; 8irs
ftdfts= ooer StterheitsSSouos, 2ss $edrI StrGBe.
KLEIN Il SON. User 8eriiheruns irseub elmer gt;
brauht, ipe5tel feuer=. Tornado ooer BE ieSt IN.
umgdrqIih RpthweHoi9e liability" BeritderuRa
penbe it an aIein 4 Sohn, $40 HearL Strabe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21
Ser Seisrateu 1nQ erlcSiat.

Ser 6eisratcu Snll erlebiat.
Rid)ter StcDens pom arei5gcrid)t III
9one Gountp beitdtigte Die Gntid)ei-
Dung Der giienbabn Gommtiton,
tuonadl sic Rate pom ~ Gents pro
Gubifiub fir 2iefern non @et5ung
1eitcns Der @iacouliu Winneiot1
eight ono Noper Company bcred)net
mcr0en bari onItatt is Gents, 0ofilr
o6cr thermometer III ieOem @uuic,
neldes be0ient miro, n~nbringen uuB
nm Sic Site QIci6mobiger SIT Der
theiIen. Ger Rid)tcr erfIGrt nnd) oaB
er einIeben fonne ooB Die Gntlhel-
bang Der giienbohn GommiiIion
mperniinftig lei, oenn 0ic @eieu-
idoTt babe i'm Sabre 19t6-1911
1850 &eroieuit Qebobt un0 tic loft,
tc feline hobere State bered)nen oiir.
fen, INN oicicn iibertriebcnen &croicnit
fcrncr ein3uItreiflen, Ger 6oll idmeb.
tc lett 5ipei Sohren Dor Sen @crid)'
ten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21

- Nus Der Aterp 0orf Gue. Sun:
"Warum fonnen mir nidlt aud &C.
gen Die 9Ii53aros mdbrenO oes
Winters Ginbaltsbeieble berausneb
men?"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21

Ginige Gente limb icbr uuriidltig
in9e3ug oIf Die @obl hires Saus-
a~r5tes, aber nidt 10 iebr no Die &e-
cepte ausgcfiibrt mcroen.
Sbr Goftor bcfdmpft Die &ranfheit
mo rpenn Die Recepte nid)t genalt aus
getilhrt lperoen mie f0nnen Sic Damn
Heiultdte %erpartcn?
@ir limo JEST better wie ic ~imitonoe
Shre Heccpte ousfiibren.
j. H.SJOLANDER.
7eIepbuu 469t.a.
SOB Main Ctr. ga SrpTe, @is.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-08-15

Every now and then some man comes
IN with q new discovery that upsets
ali Of the old ideas and does things
that nobody believed could be done
before. First, people are inclined to
doubt him, but as the proof piles up.
they accept It quite as q matter OF
course and congratulate themselves
that somebody has helped them along
That was the case when a scientist
discovered that certain vegetable med
icines could be combined so as to
make a vegetable iron. tonic that
would have wonderfully satisfactory
effects on the stomach and kidneys
and that would relieve cases of stom-
aeh trouble that were heretofore con-
sidered beyond hope. But the tonic
went right along doing this work.
and thousands all over the country
have come to know that NJ Vim, the
great Iron Weed Tonic, is the greatest
boon such sufferers ever had. You
see, u works on the new principle that
the stomach must be quite normal be-
fore the body can be healthy, and that
n IL necessary 10 build up the strength
at the same time the stomach Is treat
ed. 50 that the stomach can get wen,
too. That this has been = wonderful
success 90 relieving people OF stomach
liver and kidney troubles within a
rRmaFkabiy short time goes 10 prove
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-08-15
DISCOVERIES UPSET
ALL OF THE OLD IDEAS
Do Things That Everybody Believed Could Not Be Done
One Case In Point.

that the principle is right. Those who
suffer from stomach failure and as a
consequence are all run down, unable
to enjoy life, and need a body build
er and a blood enricher as well as a
stomach treatment should use NJ
Vim without delay. At this season
especially when the hot weather has
left the system open to the attacks
of malaria and weakened, II Is well
to take this treatment without delay,
which may prove dangerous. One
may thereby avoid much suffering
No matter how far the trouble has
gone, however, there is relief in Nu-
Vim. See how it helped in the case
OF Miss Elizabeth Brown, Of 3O7 More
Ave, McKeesport, Pa, who said: Il
suffered untold agony with my stom-
ach. My food never digested, but fer
mented, causing poisonous gases. /
was in such severe pain that the doc
tor said / had gallstones and must
have an operation. Other doctors
sAid had appendicitis and would
never be well until operated upon.
I WAS simply a nervous wreck, with
all EoTtk of aches and pains, and was
~ discouraged I did not know With
way T. turn. Then 1 tried M VIM.
After Is king only three bottles 1 can
Eat an thing and sleep Will. II any
ona I'D told me. cou II have been so
we'll. ] would not have believed it."
Don't give UP as long as You can get
Ma vim. On sale at all the rC?I C's
llTHE sur =.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-08-15

IL seems TO be well established that
this deficiency in phosphorous may
phosphate known throughout English
speaking countries as ro-PhoSphate.
Through the assimilation Of this phos-
plate by the nerve tissue the phos-
phoric content when apsor1ed IN the
amount normally required by nature
soon produces a welcome change in
our body and mind. Nerve tension
disappears. Vigor and strength re-
place weakness and lack Of energy.
ugly hollows and abrupt angles, be-
coming enVclOped in a glow of per
feet health and beauty and the VIII
and strength to be up and doing.
Physicians are now recognizing its
merits by its use IN ever Increasing
Quantities. Frederick KolIe, II D, ed
flor Of New York Physicians sWho's
Who" says: "Bitro-Phosphate should
be prescribed by every doctor and used
in every hospital to increase strength
and nerve force and to enrich the
blood"
Ing Specialist to North. Eastern Dis
penEatoTy. says: Let those who are
weak, thin, nervous, anaemic, or run
down. take a natural, unadulteFated
substance such as bitro-phosphate and
you VIII soon see some astonishing
results in the increase Of nerve en-
erRy, strength OF body and mind and
power OF endurance"
tro-Phosphste IS made entirely of
the organic phosphate compound re-
ferred TO in the National Standard
Observatory as being a preparation
which has recently acquired consid-
cradle reputation in the treatment of
neuraEthenia- The standard Of excel
lence. strength and purity Of its sub
stance IS beyond question, for every
Bitro-Phosphate tablet Is manufac-
tuFed In strict accordance with the
u. S. Pharmacopocia test requirements
Bitro-Phosphate is therefore not a pat
ent medicine and should not be con-
fused with any of the secret nostrun1s.
so-cslled tonics or widely advertised
"cUre-alls." II is sold by the Peoples
Drug Stores in Washington and all
good druggists
CkUTION-While Bitro-Phosphate is
unsurpassed for the relief of nervousness
general debility. etc, those taking IL who
90 not desire 70 put on flesh should use
extra care in avoiding fat-producinG foods.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-08-15
.SELFISHNESS TOPIC
Of LABOR LECTURE

The last Of the series OF Monday
evening lectures conducted at the
Public Library under the auspices OF
Washington labor locals will be heard
next Monday evening, August Is.
The speakers will be Mrs. Annie Riley
Hale and DR.. William ]. Spillman'
formerly chief OF the Farm Bureau
OF the Agricultural Department.
Mrs. Hale will speak on "Enlight-
ened Selfishness" DR.. Spillman's sub
Ject is an exposition Of the card In
dex system for maintaining wages
and the cost of living at parity.
Mrs Hale has been active as execu-
tive secretary of the labor committee
which devised the lecture course as
a means of arousing interest in the
study courses to be arranged for the
Trade Union College. Work in this
college is expected to commence in
October.
A meeting will be held next Tues
day for the purpose OF perfecting or
ganization and preparing work for
the school.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-08-15
CLARENDON NEWS

CLARENDON, Va, Aug. 15.-There
will be a special meeting OF the Clar-
endon Citizens Association tonight to
receive a report OF the executive COM
mittee on the voting contest in the
recent lawn fete.
The board of supervisors Of Alexan-
dria county held its monthly meeting
Tuesday, Chairman Wibert presiding,
with Supervisor Duncan from Jeffer-
son and Supervisor Ahalt from Wash
ington district. Engineer Garrett was
instructed to have the Washington
and Old Dominion Railway Company
tx the crossing at Rosslyn, and re-
ceived a protest from the town coun.
ell OF Potomac against the location of
a gasoline filling tank on the Mt. Ver-
non boulevard, on the line Of the side.
walk. The opening Of a new street in
Halls Hill was referred to Mr.. Gar
rstt.
Health officer Cox presented an ordi-
rance covering sanitary outhouses,
also providing for a weekly scavenger
service under control Of his office. He
was authorized to purchase $1,000
worth OF sanitary appliances, to be
distributed at cost, the proceeds to be
paid back into the treasury of the
county, thus taking advantage OF car
load prices. The service will COM
mence at Ballston.
An ordnance was passed making
stricter quarantine regulations, and q
petition was forwarded to the War
Department for the allotment of q
motor tank truck to be used in health
work, q fixed charge being made for
weekly service. This will take the
scsvenger service out OF the hands OF
private parties and will place IL I'M
der direct supervision OF the county,
which the Clarendon Citizens Associa-
tion has been lighting for during the
last two years.
The agitation for removal Of the
bi1Iboards on the Mt. Vernon boulevard
was called to the attention of the
supervisors. and a permit was refused
for the newly contemplated structures
near the Washington Driving Park.
A meeting was held Monday. at
which arrangements were made for
early establishment OF the new Claren-
don Bank, Messrs. Stone, Sutton. Lat
terner. and Porter subscribing for
$4,000 of the capital stock. The
balance OF $4,000 is TO be raised by
selling shares at 800 each.
Lieut.. L. A Quinn has just returned
from France. after nineteen months
service. He was commissioned second
lieutenant from first sergeant. Com.
pany c, Third D. G. N. c.. and pro-
NOTED to first lieutenant October 10,
1918. He Is one OF four brothers who
saw service in France, and is a SON.
in-1aw of Capt. Henry N. Clarke, Of
Clarendon.