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Want Plenty of "Stay There" Strength
Like an Athlete!
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ABLERICAN?
A Washinon, D. C. dispatch,
dated Feb. li, says: Following ex
tracts from February Brewers Jour
nal show what liquor men are saying
and doing.
"American soldiers who are now
learning in France how to drink md-o
erately will be of powerful assistance
on" their returning home in transform
ing the American saloon into the
pleasant and comfortable European
beer and wine hall and hospitable
tavern."
"General Pershing allows beer and
light wines to the American soldiers
in Europe, and the reason assigned
for this by experts who know the con
ditions in Europe is that they are
not intoxicating but are wholesome,
healthful and invigorating."
"The purchasing committte of the
Brewers' Association in France has
contracted with American firms for
the delivery of barley and malt from
the United States, and part of the
deliveries have been effected. Most
of the brewers using these Amer
ican brewing materials are well sat
isfied with their quality."
What Are We Doing?
What are American friends of the
American solcUers saying to the
President anG"cpngress about this
Frenchifying t"6.ur soldiers? Pro
fessor Irving'- Fisher and Father
George Zurcher have both sounded
a warning, that the defeat or re
versal of nati(J,n'aJ prohibition might
be accomplished' by the return of our
soldiers with French standards, since
they will be the political heroes and
office holders of the after-the-war
period. Most of the lecturers com
ing back from the front are defend
ing even the "rum ration," which
may be copied from Britain If our
dumb democracy does not make a
louder demand that our soldiers
whe'n in Britain shall do as Amer
icans do. So friends pf the soldiers
seem to be awed into feeble protests
by blustering denials of statements
never made. No one has said our
soldiers in France are "mostly drunk
ards" or "drink to excess." What
has been said is that they have been
from the first permitted, and recently
by official order, to "buy and receive
as a gift beer and light
wines," and that there has been
abundant proof that these permitted,
'drinks do intoxicate and lead to
vice.
.General Pershing's intimation
early in December that he would ask
the French government to allow com-
MnkcM Delicate, Ncrvoun, IIhhi1myb
People Stronger In Ton Dh-m'
Time, lu Many Cmm-H
MOST peoplo foolishly seem to
think they arc Rointr to tret re-
wnowcd health and strength from
some stimulating medicine, secret nos
trum or narcotic drug, said Dr. E.
Saner, a Boston Physician who has
studied widely, botli in this country
and in great European Medical Insti
tutions, when, as a fact, real and true
strength can only come from tho food
you eat. But peoplo ofton fail to get
the strength out of their food because
thoy haven't enough Iron in their blood
to enable It to change food into living
matter. From their weakened, nervous
condition they .know something is
wrong, but they can't tell what.lf you
aro not strong or well, you owe it to
yourself to make tho following test:
See how long you can work or how
rar you can wihk wiiiioui uecoming
tired. Next take two five-grain tab
lets of ordinary nuxated iron three
times per day after meals for two
weoks. Then test your strength again
and see for yourself how much you
have gained. I have seen dozens of
nervous, run-down people, who were
ailing all tho while, most astonishing
ly Increase their strength and endur
anco simply by taking Iron in the prop
er form and this after they had in
somo cases been doctoring for months
without obtaining any benefit. But
don't take the old forms of reduced
Iron, iron acetate or tincture of Iron
simply to save a few cents. You must
take iron in a form that can be easily
absorbed and assimilated, like nux
ated iron, if you want it to do you
any good, otherwise it may prove
worse than useless. Many an athleto
or prize fighter has won tho day sim
ply because he knew the secret of
great strength and endurance which
comes from having plenty of Iron in
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tho blottd, whilo many .mother ha gone
down to Inglorious defeat simply for
the lack of Iron.
NOTB Nn rated Iron which prcac-tlmd and
recommended above. by Dr. K. Haur. nnd ether
Phynlclniirr. i not n tccrct remedy but one which k
known to dmtrxifltM everywhere Un'lkr the elder
Inorganic Iron product ltlHPJuilyalm,iut'd,loes
not Injure the leeth.mnko thorn I) lack, nor .ttpset
tho tomnch. i ho manufacturm iniarantmifUweM
lnl a- d oi tiro y tlKlactnry result to every pur
cnawror I hey will refund your money. It tadl
pctiBCd by alt Rood driisrjrht'. A vertbe nont
plete prohibition for American sol
diers, has come to nothing in six
weeks, during wl "h the wine and
beer habit has become entrenched
among our soldiers. Has the effort
to establish an American standard
been given up because friends of the
soldier have been bluffed Into silence
that seems to give consent to this
Frenchifying of our soldiers? And
what about sacrificing in American
homes to supply American barley to
French brewers to make beer for
American soldiers?
Labor Should help.
P. a The Brewers' Journal also
'says in its letter from Washington,
D. C: "Samuel Gompers, president
of the American Federation of La
bor, has sent out from his office in
this city more than two million
copies of a manifesto urging organ
ized labor to oppose the prohibition
amendment." That is a supreme ar
gument for the National Dry Feder
ation now in process of formation.
It Is "everybody's business" and so
"nobody's business" mong temper
ance forces to checkmate that costly
appeal of the "wets" to workingmen.
It can be checkmated if the temper
ance forces co-operate and might
constrain the attorney general to use
that carload of brewers' books and
papers at the Pittsburgh federal
court, seized for-evidence, in which
the relations of labor leaders. to the
liquor propaganda are shown., Or
ganized" labor should join organized
Christianity to bring all that evi
dence to light, without fear or favor.
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thing in Napoleon's life that will
show me how to make a greater
profit out of the junk business. What
did he do with his cannon when he
scrappy'' 'em?" Birmingham Age-HeraJ.
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