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The Commoner
is
Rupture Kills
- 7,000 Annually
,1 iiii i
ttovea tkouwmd peraons Mokyr re Hid
hy!Ttho burial certificate being parked
"Rupture." -Wuyt Becus the unfortunate
ones had reflected thomsclves or bd Jmb
merely UWrijr caro of the sign (swelling) of &
afflioiion ana paying no huwuu ----.
What are you doing? Are you neglecting
yourself by wearing a truss, MP"". 2F
whatorer name you choose to call It? At beat,
tha trues is only ft makeshift a false prop
k ' weoted to act asnioro than a more mechanical
R i mu. MnliniK nrximirn retard blood
circulation, thus robbing tho weakened
jnuReles of ihat -which they oed mot--nourishment.
-
But science has found ft way, nd every; truM
sufferer in thb land iainritcd to mako ft FKBH
test ritrlit In tho privacy of thoir pvra bome.
Tho PLAPAO inothod la unquestionably tho
taost sciontiflo, loeical and successful self
treatment for rnpturo tho world has ever
known.
Tho PLAPAO-PAD when adhering olpssly
to ths body cannot possibly slip or shift out
of plaees, therefore, cannot chafe or pbach.
Soft as velvet-easy to apply-iupxpenaive. To
be used whilst you work and whilst you sleep.
Wo atrapn. buokles or rk! '' attached.
Learn how to close the hernial open
ing as nature intended so the rupture
CAN'T come down. Send your name to
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Louis. Mo., for FREE trial. Plapao and
the information necessary.
BRITISH. Pli AN TO VOID WAR
DEBTS 8PURNBD BY U. B
The following was carried by The
Associated Press.
Birmingham, England, Feb. 4.-
Tho British government formally pro
posed a cancellation of ail inter-allied
debts, but tfio nronosals were unac
ceptable to the American government,
said J. AuBten Chamberlain, chancel
lor of the exchequer, in a speech to
his constituents here today.
44 'To make them again,' Chamber
lain continued, 'would bo, I think,
beneath our dignity, and would rend
er us liable to a misconception of our
motive.'
' 4In making them he added, 4we
sought no national advantage for our
selves. We proposed a solution in
which Ave would have foregone
claims larger than any remitted to
us, and we proposed it because we
believod it would be in the interests
of good relations among peoples, tho
rehabilitation of national credit and
the restoration of international
trade. '
"Our great international debt is
due to the obligations we undertook
on behalf of our allies. If we hotd
had only ourselves to consider "we
should hata been particularly free of
external debt at the present time."
to look only to happenings In our
own country.
"The fact of the matter is that
the criminal statistics show that
countries all over the world, no mat
ter whether they had any active part
in the war or not, are experiencing
practically tho same percentage of in
crease in crimo that has caused so
much trouble hero." American issue.
200 PER CENT -COAL PROFITS
CHARGED
A Washington dispatch, dated Fob.
3, says: Estimated profits of twenty
one mining companies operating in
the Pocahontas coal fields of West
Virginia, some of which were as h'gh
as 200 per cent on investment dur
ing 1920, were placed today before
the senate committee considering the
Calder coal regulation bill. The cor
poration names involved were not
made public after an animated debate
during which J. D. A. Morrow, vice
president of the National Coal asso
ciation, said this would violate el
"understanding" reached with sonar
investigators who procured tho ac
counts. Chairman Calder of tho (r
vestigating committee which draftc
tho bill donied that any such 4,unde
standing" had existed.
One corporation In his list, on
total investment of $178,000, .mine
122,000 tons of coal in tho first nlr
montbs of 1020, on which its prof
was $478,000.
, Another corporation with an it
vestment of $163,000, made $133,
000 in nine months of 1920, or i '
profit rate of 109 per cent on capital
A third, with $1,428,000 invested
made $716,000 during the Bamo'por
iod, a rate of 67 per cent, whllo it
profits in 1919 wore estimated af 3i
per cent. Its production was 407,
000 tons.
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YH--?OWMlffBBBBBBBPafliSP Abroad?
Why You Must Have Iron
to Make Your Body Strong
and Your Brain Keen
Alert and Powerful Vnlue of Splnnch and Organic Iron to Help Make
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years. Bemember, fuUy 70 per cent of homes hare
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FIFF nMiiiJisrty THi Hlfct
Three Bales day means $90 a week. Breeze of
Idabo. tnaao 4W pront m on uhjb.
Schulie. Mo., sot 1.BW to tUito. Barkholder.
Mont, ordew $1,072 la 17 dayviM11100..?!
that' Pleasant, permanent, fascinating work. Wrlto a
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BROUGHT UP BEFORE
Wahington, Feb. 4. Treasury "of
ficials refused to comment tonicht on
the statement of the British chancel
lor of the exchequer, J. Austen
Chamberlain, in an address at Birm
ingham, England, that the United
States government refused to accept
British government proposals that
the inter-allied dobts arising from
the world war be cancelled.
No mention has ever been made in
official circles here of any proposal
officially tendered by Great Britain for
cancellation of the inter-allied debts,
but -it was recalled tonight that Sir
George Paish, the British financial
expert, who visited the United States
a year ago, put forward some such
proposal while in this country. Sir
George's mission was not regarded
by the United States government as
official and consequently his proposal
did not receive official consideration.
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BOOKS RECEIVED
The Present Crisis and A Way Out.
By Homer Coolidge Chapin. Kenesaw
Publishing Co., Chicago. Booklof.
Jailed for Freedom. By Doris
Stevens. Boni and Iiiveright, Pub
lishers, New York.
Chit-Chat, Nirvana, the Search
light. By Matt J. Holt, 1002 Realty
Bldg., Louisville, Ky.
Twenty-five Best Sermons. By
Arthur Talmage Abernethy, Ph. D.
With Introduction by Congressman
William D. Upshaw. The Standard
Publishing Company, Cincinnati,
Ohio. . Price $2.00. ,
Italy and The World War. By
Thomas Nelson Page, American Am
bassador to Italy from 1913 to 1919,
Charles Scribners Sons, New York.
WITH PLENTY OF BLOOD AND HION, YOUR BRAIN, is tho most wonderfr
thing in all creation but without these It is nothing. IRON TAKES OXYOE
from your lungs and carries it to your brain. Without iron your brain gi
no oxygen; and without plenty of rich red blood and oxygen your brain b
comes dull and heavy. YOUR INTELLECT POOR, your memory falls, YOU D
FOOLISH THINGS, make bad decisions and you really amount to nothing, t
tar aa accomplishing anything of importance Is concerned.
Also, without Iron YOUR BLOOD BECOMES THIN AND WATERY and lose
its power to change food Into living cells and tissue and therofore nothing yo
eat does you tho proper amount of good you do not get tho full strengt
out of It.
THERE ARE 30,000,000.060,000 RED BL06D CORPUSCLES IN YOUR BLOO,
AND EACH ONE MUST HAVE IRON.
PATICNTS,1 Write tor free Guide Book &
Evidence of "Conception Blank. Send
model or sketch of Invention for free
opinion of its patentable nature. High
est references. Reasonable Terms. Vic
loiW. 9Bvantt& Co., 722 9th, Washing
ton, 9 - i -
COM'R KRAMER DECLARES PRO
HIBITION KEPT CRIME WAVE
AT LOW LEVELS
Prohibition Commissioner Kramer
in a Washington interview with the
TTnivorRal Nrwb Rarvrln.n lnnf xcpTr r?o
clared that but for such enforcement
of the prohibition law as has been
effected, the United States would
have suffered more severely from
crime waves than it has to date. The
commissioner said:
"Any crime wave 'which now ex
ists or has prevailed is largely and
almost exclnsively due to the condi
tions of unrest and disturbance which
follow every war. It is only human
nature to think that our experiences
are unique to us and have never oc
curred before, and in addition Amer
icans have too great -a tendency to
disregard European conditions an.d
When, as a result of iron starvation
you get up feeling tired In the morning,
when you find yourself nervous, irrlt-
able and easily upset; when you can
no longer do your day's work without
being all fagged out at night; when
your digestion all goes wrong, or you
have pains across the back and your
face looks pale and drawn, do not wait
until you go all to pieces and collapse
In a state, of nqrvous. prostration, or
until in your weakened condition you
contract some serious disease, but eat
more" spinach and other iron-containing
vegetables and take organic iron
with them to help enrich your blood
and revitalize your wornout exhausted
nerves But be sure that the Iron you
take is organic Iron and not metallic
or mineral Iron which people usually
take. Organic iron is like the iron I
your blood and like tho Iron in spinae
lentils and apples, while metallic iro
Is just as it comes from the action r
strong acids and small pieces of lro
Organic iron may bo had from yoi
druggist under tho name of NUXATE
IRON. Nuxated Iron represents orgar
iron In such a highly concentrat
form that one dose is estimated to
approximately equivalent (In orga
iron content) to eating half a quart
spinach orono quart of green vt
tables. It is like taking oxtract
beef instead of eating poundu of mi
Your money will bo refunded by t
manufacturers if you do not obta
perfectly satisfactory results. For sa.
by all druggists.
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