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ST. CRUIX 51 81NN,
.-
Loondon,
Nov.
14th.-—ln
the
House
of
‘Commons
ioday Mr.
Maeveags,
national-
ist.
was
suspended
becanse
he
wod
Mr.
Macpherso
1, Chie! Secietary
for Ireland
not
o ba
'
mpariiacnt’
when
the
Secre-
tary replie:
(o
a quesiion
with a temark
which
Mr
Macveags
considered
as
in-
sinuating
‘hat he
was
a
Sinn
Fein
sym-
pathizer.
the member
refused
to with-
draw
the expression,
declaring
that
be-
fore
many
months®
had
passed,
the
House
would
be
of
tne
same
cpinion
that he
heid regarding’
Mr. Maeplersor.
i,ondon,
November
l4th.
-Mr.
Lloyd
George
has
offered
the
Railwavmen’s
Union
membershin
in
the
Commitree
manazement
of the
roads
with the
rail-
way
direciors
and
governnmient
o Hicials,
according
10
a
statement
by
Mr.
Tho-
mas,
General
bdecretary
of the
National
Unioa
of
Railwaymen.
Mr. Toumas
an-
nounces
taat
fne
Government
also
had
made
a definite
offer
of new
machinery
to deal
wi
h
wages
of railwaywen
ana
sett.ement
of disputes.
Both uffm‘;a
were
made
at
a
conferénce
of
the
Fremier
with
a
delegation
"from
the
National
Union of Railwaymaa
on
‘hursday.
The
plan wiil be submicted
to
the fxecutive
of the Unicn t-day for decision,
London,
Nov.
14th.—The
Bolshevilg
have
been
overthrown
in
Brest-Litovsk,
a despateh
(rom
Moscow today admitied.
After figating the
insurgents
there
for
3
days
the
Bolshevik
withdrew.
The
commuiique
asseris
that
the
Bolshevik
army
in
Siberia
has
captured
30,000
tons of grain and that 90,000
toas
of
oil
were burned
in a fire
at
Groznyi
in
the
northern
Caucasus.
.
Helsingfors,
Nov.
l4th.—The
B»luc
~
States
Conference
at
Dorpat
has
been
advised that
Finiahd
has
cecidel
to
aid
~
General
Yudenitcl with 30 900 volunteers
|
in
a
new
af‘tempt
to
tuke
Petrograd
|
within‘the next few
days.
:
Washington,
Nov.
Il4ch.—President
|
Wilson in a cable
to Queen
Alexandra
of
.
Great
Britain said he
was
happy
to
say
'
that his health
was
steadily
improving.
|
His
message
was
18 reply
to one from the
'
Queen’
thanking him
for recciving
her
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coarse
foods
and leading
regu-
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strong, Lcalthy,
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to thousards
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and
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women
in civil I:fe whose wear-
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ing tagks and iron-impoverished
food
§ap their enerzy
and make
them
results.
The
fact
ihat Nuxated Iron
is
¢
weak,
anzmic
and
run-down
and
day
being used
by over
three million peopl
oftengcause
their
blood f 0 Jikerally
£0007.
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IHIUCT,
18
11
ary
¢
ionce
ot
trem
starve for want of iron.
dous
pubix
widenes
atd
1
am
convin
In cpmmenting
vpon
the
probability
of
that
if
‘
would
toie
Narated
Ir
buxldfng
up a stronger
race
of people
by in-
when
they
1.
¢ and
ron-down,
it
wou
creasing
the supply
of
iron in their
blood,
help
miale
a
n
nos
stronger,
healthie
Dr. Ged¥ge H, Baker, formerly
Physician
and
me
A
and
women,”
Surgeon,
Monmouth
7emorial
Hospital
of
1f
you
are
not
strang
or well you
owe
i
New qusey,
says:
‘‘lron is absolutely
neces-
to
yourself
to
maike
.
{
lowing
tes
sary to.change
food
into living tissue, muscle
Sce
how long
vou
can
work
or how
fa
.
and
brt_m.
Without
iron there
can
be
no
you
can
waik willic -.:t_f‘ ccomitig
tired.
Ne:
etrong,
red-blooded
men
or
healthy
rosy-
take
two fivegrain
tablets
of ardinary
Nuw
cheeked
women,
and
unless
this
strengti-
ated
Iron
throe
times
per
day
after
meal
giving
iron is
obtained
from
the
foods
we
for two wechs,
Then test
your
strengtl
eat, it must be supplied
in some
form
that
272 N 2nd
Zee
how
much
you
have
gained,
is easily absorbed
and
assimilated.
Refined
Numnbers
of HGLROHS
DU O
Deoß S
who
foods
and
modern
metliods
of cooking
have
Were aihing
ali tuc Bl h,m m'{( 20l
fobbed
us of much
of t'ie iron which Nature
V¢ “1 SRR
TR
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intended
we should
receive.
For supplying
S{’;"T; i‘,‘,’q"\
R ‘;r,n:‘ 1"%,,")2 p.[m:f:
grm.
this deficiency
and increasing
the red
blood
th;lc‘fnr":*."nf«f:fY:l;:‘lth; (v'J"".f\‘o::th‘»\bigix.‘:i;{;’ :rc\t;
corpusdes,
I know of nothing
more effective
Birer:
%,
>
than
o¥ganic
iron—Nuxated
Iron.
From
5
i
8@
ear#ul
examination
of
the
formula
and
Maxvrscrosras’
Nore:
Huzated Iron which is prescribed
.
B ol tests
of Nuxated
Troge
I fecl
gon.
21tecamavented
abive se &secred somedy bytone
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prists
ever
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a
preparat.on
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any
older fnorganic
iron products
it is easily
assimilated
and
sician
can
take himsclf
or prescribe
for
does
notinyire the teeth,
make
them
black
nor upses the
2
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manufacturers
gnarantes
successful
sn
8 ?a.tmts.
with the
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to every parchaser
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obtaining
highly boneficial
and
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refuma your viomer.
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APOTHECARY
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SY¥.
THOMAS
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&
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AARE L k-
orandson,
the Prince
of
Wales,
and
ex-
pressing
the
hope
that
his
rest
wouid
agive
him
‘‘fresh
strength
and
bealth
ror the future.”’
:
Albany,
New
York,
Nov.
14th.
—Six-
teen
officers
of
the
battle
eruiser
‘‘Re-
nown’’, which arrived
in New
York, and
on
which
the
Prince o Wales
will
make
his headquarters
during
his
visit to New
{ Continued
on jth pagel.