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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12

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Geek niespieniezone 1,2S3.15
Majatek s 7,245.16
Rachnuki odczytane przez dyr.
Liczmahskiego przyjeto ma who
SEX dyr. Kohczyk.
Sekr. przedstawia wypadki
Smierci, jak nastepuje: \
Pc Sp. NJ. Politowskiej, Z Cd
dzialu 6. sumo $4,000 rodzicom,
Pc So. A. WoS, z Oddziaiu 40,
sumo $4,000 zonie.
Pc Sp. Joanhie Brzeziiskiej, z
Oddz. 81, sumo $4,000 mezowi.
Pc sp. Kat. Miller, z Oddziaiu
8, sumo $4,000 mezowi.
Pc Sp. Mich. Pacholskim, z
Oddz. So, slime $4,000 rodzicom.
'Przyjeto korespondencye cd
chicagoskiej fill sprzedazy bon
dow piatej pozyczki ma wniosek
wiceprezesa Menkickiego.
Korespondencye Cd Kom. Oh.
w sprawie ,,Drajwu" przyjeto ma
wniosek dyr. U~rbahskiej. Made
slane listy skladek sekr. ma wy
siac do Oddziai6w Macierzy Pol
skiej.
Wiceprezeska Baranowska,
skfada sprawozdanie Z posiedze--
MIA OddzNlu SO ma Wojciecho--
vie, gdzie ~przysziosc ola Macie-
rzy Polskiei Jest wielka.
Sekr. zdaje sprawozdanie Z in
stalacyi Oddziafu 106 w Indiana
Harbor. Cziorkow i czionkin "a
pisano juz p~rzeszio 40, vice Cd
dial ma wszelkie widoki szyb--
kiego rozwoju.
Dyr. Urbahska w SVEN spra--
wozdaniu przedklada pozwolenie
ma zaiozenie Oddzialu Macierzy
,Polskiej W Chicago Heights.
Wiceprezes Menkicki oznaj-
mia, re nowy Oddziaf Macierzy
Folskiej ma Kazimierzowie,,
wkr6tce bedzie instalowany.
Sekr. oznajmia W imieniu ko-
mitetu, kt6ry sic zajai zbieranicm
odziezy. re wysiai szeSt wielkich
pakunk6w do Wydzialu Narodo-
wego.
Sekr. przedstawia potrzebe Cd
znak ola administracyi Oddzia,
low i ma wniosek wiceprezesa
Menkickiego zatwierdzono zamo-
wienie 80 komplctow odznak.
Ma wniosek dyr. Liczmafiskie-
90 uchwalono zakupic bondow
piatej pozyczki ma sumo $4,000.
Sekr. przedstawia, re instala--
eva dwu Oddzialow w Brighton
Park ma sic wkr6tce odbyt, vice
prczes Soska deleguje wicepreze-
sa A. Mcnkickiego i wiceprezeske
\. Baranowska.
Ma posiedzeniu Oddzia}u 10 W
Cragin prezes wysyia wicepreze-
sa Menkickiego.
Ma wniosek Wiccprezesa Men
kickiego uchwalono wydawat ,,od
interim certyfikaty ub~ezpiecze-
MIA dzieciom juz zapiSanym do
,.Kclka ola Dzieci.'
Uchwalono. azeby prezes So
ska zajaf sic Wiecem w niedzie-
lie, dnia 1890 maja, ma Jadwigo-
vie.
Zarroszenie Oddziaiu 16 W
Cragin ma wieczorek Z okazyi 10
lecia istnicnia Oddzialu ME MOI
ma bylo przyjqc Z powodu BAN
kietu ma Geese X. Moderatora W
ten sam dzicn: zlecono sekreta--
rzowi, azeby postarai sic o odioze
ME ma tydzieh p6zniej.
Ma wniosek dyr.. Urbanskiej u
chwalono urzadzic Vice Z OBJ
chodem Majowym w sail Macie'
rzy Polskiej, w niedziele, dnla
25go maja.
Ma wniosek wiceprezesa Men
kickiego uchwalono przyjac Offer,
te celem zakupna 400 tomow
Biblioteki Dzie} Wyborowych.
Wice-moderator, Wiel. X. A
IA. Klowo oznajmia. re wyjezdza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12

tor Macierzy Polskiej, Prev. X.
FIR. Gordon, ktory rowniez w pie
.knei movie oddal zasluzona po-
chwale X. Kfowo.
Dalej przemawiali Wiel. \.
Jan Sobieszczyk, wice-prezeska
A. Baranowska, p. Wincenty Joz-
wiakowski, DR.. F. Lownik, p. Ju-
Ian Szczepahski, DR., Fr. Dulak,
p. Jan Lieske, wiceprezes A. Men
kicki i sekr. gen. p. I. S. Blachow
ski. Ma zakohczenie przemowis
sam so~lenizant, ktory dziekowai
"a tax mia mu niespodzianke /
przyrzekl dalej ola dobra Macie-
rzy pracowac.
Oprocz wyzej wymienionych,
obecni byli rowniez: = dyrektor
XII, parma Leokadya Konczyk. pa
nj Salomea Urbanska i PAM Fran
ciszka Bieschke; dyrektorzy St.
Liczmanski i Antoni B. Mazurk,
.oraz adwokat Piotr P. Mindak /
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12
Z ,,KoLKA OLA DZIECI'
PREY MACIERZY POLSKIEJ.

Wkrotce wyslane beda certyfi'
katy ola dzieci juz zapisanych dc
,,K6}ka ola Dzieci" PREY Macie,
rzy Polskiej.
WiadomoSc ia powinna wszy'
stkich neutrality-suspicious. zair
tercsowat.
Coz Oddziaiy zehskie zamysla,
ia uczynit w sprawie zapisywa-
MIA dzieci? Dotychczas ami jeder
Oddziai zenski ME nadesla} ma
zwiska agentki W swym Oddzia,
lc. Prosimy ME odwlekac tel spra
wy, ale zajqG sic MIA energicznie
ma nastepnem posiedzeniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12

modlitwa.
Tom. S. Blachowski,
Sekr. Gen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12
NOTATKI z P~OSIEDZENIA
ZARZADU MA
E R POLSKIEJ.

Posiedzenie ZarzQdu Gi6wne-
go Macierzy Polskiej odbyio sic
we wtorek, dnia Sgo kwietnia, W
sail Macierzy Polskiej.
Posiedzenie powolaf do porzad
ku prezes w. F. SoSka, a modli-
tive odmowA Moderator, Prev.
X. FIR. Gordon.
Obecni byli: Moderator,
Prev. X. FIR. Gordon; wice-mo-
derator, Wiel. X. A. A. K}owo;
prezes, Wojciech F. Soska vice
prezesi, Antonina Baranowska i
Wojciech Menkicki; sekretarz
generality, Tom. S. Blachowski
skarbnik, Franciszek Witkowski
dyrektor, Stan. Liczmaiski; dy-
rektorki, Leokadya Kohczyk, Sa-
lomea Urbanska i Franciszka
Bieschke lekarz naczelny, DR.. f.
Dulak adwokat Piotr P. Mindak.
Protok6l z posiedzenia w mar
Gu przyjeto ma wniosek wicepre-
zeski BaranowSkiei.
Sprawozdanie finansowe cd
czytane przcz dyr. Liczmahskie-
60, przyjeto ma wniosek dyr. Bic
schke.
Sprawczdanie Finansowe:
Hasa z przeniesienia $90,OO3.0l
Przychody 7,653.53
Razem $9f,656.54
Wydatki 1O,41l.3S
Pozostaje $S7,240.16
Ulokowanie kapitalu.
Bondv wolnoSciowe s 10000
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12
SPRAWY
MACIERZY POLSKIEJ.

a~systentka sekretarza parma h.
Wojtalewicz,
Wieczorek zakonczono modll-
twa. T. S. B.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12
z MLODZIANKOWA.

Macierz Polska. Oddzial 81.
NJ. B. Zembrzyckiej ma posiedze-
ME kwartalne w niedziele, dnis
1890 kwietnia, br., w sail IVY
kIych posiedzeh, O godz. 2giej pc
poiudniu. Wszyscy czionkowie
So rroszeni o przybycie, poniewa1
beda wazne sprawy do zalatwie-
MIA.
Michai Dziedzic, prezes;
w. L.. Jakus, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12
ODDZIAk 1O8 MA BARBA-
ROWE

ma bardzo wazne posiedzenie
Niedziele Palmowq, 0 godzinie
lei w sail parafialnej. Ktokol-
wick chce sic zapisat do tego Cd
dzialu, MECH sic zgiosi ma to po-
s,edzenie.
c. Mazurkiewicz, prezeska
Jadwiga Lewicka, sekr. prot,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12
ODDZIAI 40 MACIERZY
POLSKIET

ma swe posiedzenie we wtorek
dnia logo kwietnia, w sail Macie.
rzy Polskiej. Obecnosc kazdegc
czionka jest wielce pozadana.
St. Zielinski, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12
IDEA ,,KLUBU MACIERZY'
STOW"
SIE.

Oto dodatkowa lista osob, kite
re przyobieca}y swa pomoc
zrealizowaniu ,yKlubu 'Macierzy
stow:
lBerta c. Wojtalewicz,
A. !. Kowalski, Jr.,
DR.. Lownik,
Stan. Tworek,
Ted. G6rski,
FIR. Brandt.
S. Malinowski.
Jan Piotrowski.
DR.. J6z. 'Konopa.
Fr. Schultz,
Sedzia Ed. K. Jarecki,
Oddzial Sci,
Oddziaf NI.,
Oddzial g.,
Oddzial 80,
Oddziai So,
Oddzial 80,
M. Jaskowiak,
Jan Muclla.
Czeslaw Milla,
Jan Szopihski,
iKto nastepny:!...
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1919-08-02
White Woman Attacked

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nroh,llu f,+orIv sbo. ahon, g..0
l,.1aaI. ,rarI.,. ',,,o,.,i,o lv Pi.r.rl
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1919-08-02
Local Marriage Licenses

Curtis L. Janney. of Childs, and
Alice Mary Haskell, of Ardmore. Pa.
George Balderston, Of Colora, and
Virginia Cameron Maxwell, of Port
Deposit
Augustus Tatman and Felicita Ter
esSa Slicher, both Of ChesaDeake City.
William R. Lee, Of TiIghman's Is
land. and Edith A. Long. of Earleyile.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1919-08-02
HOWARD BRATTON.

Chairman.
HUGH W. CALDWELL,
Secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
TEXAS FARMERS FLED
DROUGHT; COMING BACK
Find Their Parched Lands in Oil
Belt and Themselves Near
Millionaires.

Dallas. Tcxns. Jan "a Some of the
West Texas farmers who deserted their
homes last summer in pltllul white lines
of old prairic wagons are now going back
I'm automobiles Driven out by three
wears drought they arc going back as
oil men
Stretches Of land where the drought had
virtually withcrcd every leaf of vegetation
and from which the dishcartencd farmers
departed for the cotton fields and other
more prospCrous sections, arc within the
new oIl district
some Of the farmers who struggled, nj
most uSnnilcss. from the "parchcd zone
a few months ago can qualify as oil mag
mates. according To Vance Muse of Fort
Worth Chamber Of Commerce. who has
iuSt completed = tour o( Ranger, Eastland,
CIsco. breckenridge, Dcleon, Moran,
German and other towns IN the heart OF
the new ldlstTict llcsays the population
IN MANY countries. almost completely de-
serted last summer, has reached unprece-
dcntcd figures.
leases arc being sold for a few acres at
vastly larger sums than entire farms would
have brought a wear ago and enormous m
vcstmentS have been made.
The legislature had expected 20 adopt
measures for relief Of drought sufferer
but ancc the discovery of oil little in
forest has been shown IN the proposed
action There have been abundant fall
rains that assured crops in districts out
side the oil tcrrvnrY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
j. S. LEADS IN FISH,
CATCH WAS S150,OO0,OOO
Worlds Oyster Crop SIS, 900 600
Year; Fou- Fifths of
Output American.

The ,otal valur of the american fsh
crnp. including tlaska and he nsular
noasesslons. Is probably SI5Dp0en0 at
The present time though thc latest official
figures mt the total 1T SIS 600 900. hc
fact. however, that portion II fhesc
hgIIres represents the output PRIOR To the
advance IN prices resulting from the war
seems to justify an estimate ~ approx
ifnaieiv $50 .Oa0 100 Is the v7iuc ut he
United states output 1T 1c present time
Tins total ol $50 00O000 compares
vIth SO 90 900 as the Taiue III he fsh
orop II CanAda; Great Britain 81. .CG0. n
m0 France 80 .n0O OOO Scandinavia
states S25, ,Ooo OOO and japan. $4,000 Z
0DO.
fri Europe. Is = whole the recorded
fish crop in the latest available GEAR s
s225 .On OOD: Tor North America Il mr-
cd states. Canada end Newfoundland
Sl75 900 0Ou aud Japan. $50, 900, 900,
making the total for the countries supply
inc official figures $4,000. .opD For the
remainder III The world, ASIA tfrlca
south and Central America, Australia
and he islands Of the Pacific, there are
only estimates, but these estimates bring
the total of the world rish crop at the
place where taken from the seas At above
$500 .D5O. .00G, suggesting that The sums
paid bv consumers probably exceed 4
billion dollars per annum.
The world 5 oyster crop. II was estImat-
ed, ammounts TO approximately SIS 600,
900 I wear in value Of which foUr-htths
are grown in the waters of the Fnited
states, most 7f hem along he Atlantic
frontage. the remainder chiefly in he
waters Of France, Belgium ne Neither
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
Woman First Appendicitis Patient.

There was time when appendicitis
was quite a fashionable disease In
some parts of Europe i wa5 known y
the american disease The Hrsf opera
tlon for appendicitis was performed IT
ST. Lnkc.s hospital, Denver Colo in
January, 1850 \ voung woman residing
in Davenport, Ia, had the distinction Of
being the frs person 10 have the trouble
some vermllorm appendix removed. The
operation necessarily, was N the nature
OF an experiment, and the patient was 50
informed but she pluckily declared her
Willingness TO submit 10 the knife as 4
last resort 1t was not until about two
years later that another operation Of this
kind was performed. Since then thouS-
ands Of such operations have been per-
formed in every hospital in the world
Regina Post.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28

only Euxated Iron IN ite original packages
and scr that this particular name SuKated
Iron) appears the packaRe " YOi have
taken preparations such as NuT and iron
and at hcr similar iron products and failed
fu pct results remember fhaf such prOdurts
are an entirely different thing from Nuxatcd
Iron
In commenting upon the Value ~ Suratcd
Iron a means Tor creating req Jlpoa
strength and endurance. Dr Ferdinand
king A Scw York physician anti medicai
author says
scarcely a day Roes by but fha' ~
,yernen g6oae carcseorn faccs dragging steps
and generally weak. tired appoarBnrg nov
unruistakatte signs Bf ha' anarfulc run
down condition nsuaNs hfHflghf 1n n# iafR
If iron in fhr biu0d
There can fe ua strong. healthy tFanfl.
ft4l Women wIfhout iron and inaFruuch az
refining prorcsecs and modern COOKING
met h.ds remove tho iron ~ mot her fartfi
from 20 many ~ orr most common foods
this IRON deficiency should - suppifd by
s,rfrg sorrf form ~ gyrvanic iron jist 40
usr salt Whom orr fOOd hsg mt enough Salt
iron IS absolutely ncrrSearE m cnabi"
yonr blood ~ change fond into living tissue
Wifhoaf II m matter now mUrh or what
vou cat ynur food merely passes through
Won without doing Fp'l 9pod. and ~ con
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28

Governor Cappcr of Kansas, recently
elected tn the Senate is an unknown guam
tiity in the East, but dlsquieting rumorr
of his ulta- progressive tendencies have
come out Of the Sunflouer State
The war has not produced hero.
Gen Pcrshing's boom Is encountering the
up NEST difficulty. II is said that he IL
not the most popular man in the world
with the Army. If he could not get the
Army vote. he might as we'll be dropped
from consideration Gen. Leonard Wood
is more popular, but the Administration
has kept him from enhancing his reputa-
ton bv means Of the war.
Charles Evans Hughes has dropped out
OF the limelight. He was beaten IN 1916,
and the politicians are shy OF him. Men
ton of his name does not call out en-
thusiastic comment
This covers the entire field, leaving
William Howard Taft as the leading
possibility. OF course, someone In the
next two wears may develop who will be
acceptable To all sections of the country
and all factions IN the party. But a
yet he has not appeared
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
WIFE SEES DYING HUSBAND
PICTURLD IN A WAR FILM

san Francisco, Cal, Jan. 2S.-After
seeing moving picture OF her husband.
Corpl M2rus j Johnson. lying wounded
III j hospital tent IN France, Mrs Anna
johnson. No aba roth Street, received
telegram from the War department at
Washington announcing hIs death of
wounds on October 10.
Mr. Johnson attended a performance
oi ndel -Four Flags. the third official
Goycrumen, film. at a local playhouse
AMI saw her husbands face caught in a
swift flash of the cinema camera He was
Iylug on cot ia s field hospital II was
apparently hv mere accident that he was
pictured thc ten fap being obviously
accidentally blown IA one side Just As the
camcrs oyo swept IN that direction
Corp johnson Wa sent to France last
JUN, II vas thirty ycars old and had
Tor several years been III business here
q, building contractor Besides his
WIdov h. Is survived by his mother and
tWp sl>tCT-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
Range nf q SearchIieht.

III al arrlcie N the Electrical World.
Lieutenant : d. lIibben gives some par
Icuiars 81 the range nf riecirir earrt-
lights In general, Jwiug to Itru-pncrir
absorption. Il i, lnpracticabic 'H 1orN t
results are admirable Eth Mnlmun.
amount ii attention ana ha hs trcn-
nqIe reduces the expense ~ u3- il"rs
han 9nc-tentn III the cusr uf re meaSiir.
usually adopted ln mesquite agltlng
Il to be hoped bat communities vhcrn
he glven conditions prevail aui liahr
,rall III ID this summer since thr givanr-
ing cost of kerosene may bc prohibItiNr
oi It's VS. -0 freely IS herr-ofore T
killing hese pests.-oCIentInc A1ern-l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28

family. and occasionally enough to sell
IN the nearby town In the same way,
France has also supported large home
basket and toy industry.
Thus. the whole of France is aroused
over the destruction of its forests.
Even the voice of lament is raised by
ia poets. Here is one stanza inspired
by the calamity:
brave stood, brave fell these trees,
strong place
In battle held. Come, Freemen, trace
Your joy Of ncw-won Liberty,
Your rcgaincd Freedom Of the sea,
From this great gift, and help replace
The Forests of France"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28

the monthly magazine of tho Overseas
Club and Patriotic League
This vas to the effect that great
monarch would arise IN Prussia who
would hold sway over the German peoples
and become ono of the mighiicst p0ter-
tates that the world ever has seen IIe
would he the father nf SIX sons and one
daughter and be crippled ~ one arm
liz bonndless ambition would win for
hin, UNPARALLELED sncccss.s. but before
ms death he would be able to assemble
nil hls possessions under the shade 81 4
lime tree
Tins prophecy often was discussed in
the Prusslan royal family and when the
KAISER seventh cblld daughter WAS
born great alarm vas felt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28

10 paTaprt on the rnNi ~ INC ThTai
tower ol York Minister i Is supposed
that she must have sccn a mouse.
"Aftcr All, SAYS 4 T Ryder, what
man desires most of AT today IS to he
left alone We mentioned This g our
tax collector the other day, hut he has
hard face
We shall have 70 increase Tommy
Atkins rat,ons now hhat he IS robbed
~ ms daily htc into the German lines
Much. saws the Bcrlincr TagchIatt
.'of 1;crmanvs trIc position will shortly
appear IN tho surface Including their
submarines
Durlng the arTnlstioe celebrations in
London - children were lost The fact
that thcv were AL returned 70 their
parent, speaks well for the honesty Of
London people
Lemons, says contemporary, are
nov 10 h. controlled The IulCC they arc
"Wc NAV now look for better days,
says the NIcar Of roN don. And perhaps
bcforc long We shall iook for butter days,
too
Til, Royal Fiylng Corps The c1-
German Emperor ana the I roWn Prince.
Old Notices Revised He straics
hes, who straics last
There IS burning desire on the part
Of the Allied peoples not to elvc the
kAIser any EIba room.
Devastating Dlalogues-'Am Ambition,
said Jones, often eggs man on. y cs, :
said the Politician, 'snd 1t often eggs
the politician of
Vow that Democracy is in the saddle
IN Germany. let as be quite sure that the
Huns do not put the accent on the m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28

fands and f,rcat Britain
Flsh forms = factor ~ considerable
i.ortancc jn the foreign rade pf he ( rI'-
ad -tatca total cvDortcd in lplT lm0uu'
Irg to S2J 0GO OOO III Tho amount ert
from continental ritrd ~'afHz n '- tor-
contiguous trrrf"res III .nolhdr0 n-H
and G.h products passing through 'f' f'1r's
1T the nlted states n inc rai"ndAr "nr
lqIT would amount tp fnprovmate.r
so 00gpOo
Tho rapltal invested n the hsherirs
the nited ~tates, Including vessels AHd
tho establishment "a land uhlrh thr
fish are handled, is according IN the iai@-f
ofiriql figures about $4,000 pH. 'ir
number ot persons employed. -1lp1 .nd
the value of.thc sea products turned nat t-
nv .annerles, $4,000 900 -Amcrc. =
Fxtorfcr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28

i have strongly emphasized the Rroat
necessity OF physicians making blood cxami-
nations of their weak. anaemic. run down
patients. Thousands of persons go on year
after year suffering from physical weakness
and highly nervous condition due TO lack
of sufficient iron In their rcdl blood cnrpuecloH
Without ever realizing the real and true
cause Of their trouble without iron IN
your blood your food merely passes through
tho body something like corn through ar
old mill with rollers so side apart that the
mill cant grind
Por want ~ iron you may he an old man
a. thirty. dull Of intellect poor IN memory.
nervous, irritable ard all run down while
NJ 81 90 with plenty of iron IN yonr blood
you may EtIll he young in feeling Ilul 81
life. your whole bcing bTimminR over WITH
vim and energy
As proof of this take the case If former
limited states senator and Niye Presidential
nominnf Charles A T0wnc. who AZ past -
IL atiil vcriiahie mountain Of tiToiess
energy Senator Tnwnc angs have found
Nugaicd Iron Of the greatest benefit
toric and rrguiafive Henccforfh ] shall not
be without II ! am IN position - testify
for the benefit nf others to the remarkable
and Immediate hcipfulness 0f this remedy,
and | uuhpsttatingiy recommend Nuxa'cd
iron thrsc who feel hc nccd Of renewed
energy and the regularity ~ bodily fnnr-
tions
Hut in my opinion you cant make strong.
keen forccful men and healthy rosy checked
women bv feeding them ou metallic iron
The old forms Of metallic iron rnust 90
through q digestive process to transforEn
them into organic iron NuEatrd Iron -
fore they are ready - he taken up and as-
simulated hy the human system. Notwtth-
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Which kind of
woman are you :

ectfBence you tscorDp wrak pale and s-kf-
looking lust like plant toying 20 xrOrf ff
a sOi deficient IN iron PaliDr means araf
ma The skin ~ an anacu1ic Epua1
pale tnr Gnsh nabhy. 7 be- ncmOry I1ir.
and often tbry trrOrnr Wrak. nervous
table dcsp0udcni and nrianchDls ',.
such Ernan shnrt CouraT ~ '+Urt'
iron and shc often uuirkly hec0n0re 81
ttrriy different individual strong rlr .'t
AMI rosy rhrckod 7 nave Usrd 81 lEafnf
ridc1y 81 M uur practirr Do rnus' ~
aggravated conditions YI'h urfaNl1g
,1lts have induced many o'hr- F~s
eiars io Give j' tfiai sl of Ehprn Na-
given rnr rrOat sIrpri sing r.ppr u rnvf-
~ itS great povrr AZ noaift md .frf r
hIIldrf
Nnnufarturpr's Sote surs'ef
which i- used by ~ eullivan anf
with such surprising rrsulfr trH rhir
prescribed anf rncuT0 wrrfrd anr~N ry
strfars i- n0t a errrr' remedy ruf rnr r..
Y arW known ~ druggist rv'-y Eh~-r
Iikn the older tnDrganic irrr prpfu~fs
rasify asrirni1atcd. dOes uu' iniuro mn f.rfr
mako thrrn black nnr Yper' fne -'n-~ III.
'The F7lanrTarf urere ZuaranfNe rirrF7Sfrl trN
rr.fi-ply -ntisfarfnry -csulfs ~ rvfrg
rksspr III they F1i refund your w0~r-
+. dispensed 81 aii good druggists
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KAISERISM N ARGENTINA.

Buenoa Ayrcs. Jan 2s--Comment-
ing on the birthday Of the former German
emperor one u yesterdays papers -ays
Though # IS Impossible ~ ind my
one III Europe 10 celebrate the Kaiser
birthday there are many here who did
tven the German schools we're closed
teaching the children homage 10 the
author 81 the Lusitania crime. Why
must Buenos Avrcs have this blot upon
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poor Georgian Leaves Fortune.

Amerc,,s. g. Ian - several shot
ssck. hlicd vltu COINS Of various de-
NOMINATION. md + bundle d yellow
bach so hills. totalllng 81 900, waS found
IN the trunk oi rccl;se, William J.
Tiuslc,.. who ha- Just died Of tuberculosis.
The discovery waa rade by his only
brother and heir, Jack Iinsley.
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JUST USE SLOhWS
LIN.mENI Once
Then You'll Understand Why
It's the Worries Greatest
Pain Relief.

.~!oan Lnimcnt does exactly what
5, claimed ior II r Irres q4ick!y "'ta-
ou. rubbing i peortrat"7 Useful ~ Tc.-
hc,Ing ,.xternal pains soreness, and still
ness, such 4. follow exposure, oyer-eXer-
Cis, Or unusual eXeruon
a big bottle kept handy Will last long
and pay for itself in comfortable relief the
first Application Clean convenient,
economical Can be bought Al any dTug
-turr GCt II today. Soc. 60c. 81 ~,
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standing all that has becn
said and written on this
a1lbiert by RoIi- known ply
aicIans. fflnaIsand~ of people
eth iosiat iu dosing them !
sci yes with metallic iron
simply. suppose, bccauFo
II costs few cents loss !
strongly adyls" readers In
all cascs to get physician 3
prescription for orraniC
iron N.u3Hted Iron or ~
Won don want tn 20 20
This trouble. then purchase
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KAISER DOOMED by
PR PHI CY OF WITCH

London, Jan 2S In interesting ae-
count Of prophecy made a hundred