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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: SEPTEMBER 16, 1917.
RAIN AT DEMING
UNNERVES BALSAM
Suck an Unexpected Incident
that Corporal of Company
B Makes It His Head,
liner. ,
By CORPORAL M. M. BALSAM.
Headquarters Company B, Fourth
Nebraska Infantry, Camp Cody,
Deming, N. M, Sept 10. (By Mail.)
The unorseen actually happened.
It ,rained for almost five minutes and
the event being--' of such moment I
. thought it best to use the same as a
beadliner,
In my last letter I wrote you that
the Young Men's Christian Associa-
tion building was to be dedicated
Friday nfght, but owing to a terrific
wind and dust storm, it was impos-
' sible to hold the ceremony outdoors,
and it was therefore postponed till
Tuesday night.
However, in order not to disappoint
the boys, an impromptu program
was arranged, and I will say that the
: boys lurely enjoyed themselves. A
' short speech was made by the Young
Men't Christian association chap
lain, which was followed by a piano
solo. The vaudeville consisted of
a dialogue by Corporal Balsam and
Bugler, Rodgerg of Company B,
Fourth Nebraska infantry; a vocal
. selection by Corporal Gray of the
, Third Minnesota infantry. The boys
yelled their approbation. The next
number that followed was a Dutch
monologue by Corporal Balsam
(yours truly), who gave way to
. Private Johnny Lee of Company K,
likewise of the Fighting Fourth.
i' Out Go the Lights, i
.' At this stage of the game, when
Corporal Gray arose to present his
Swede stunt,- some whim of fate
caused a short circuit and the hall
.was in darkness. Then some brainy
chap' . remarked: "Fellows, this is
the darkest moment of your life. Now
.is the time to repent.
A laugh followed this sally, which,
seemed the signal for departure. But
Tuesday we are going to have a real
f good time, no matter what happens.
And if there is going to be any do
ings, you can take it from me that
Company B will be there with bells
V Didn't I tell you that we'll get re-1
venge for1 being beaten on Xabor
day. Yesterday "our boys" staged
a reil good game against the Com-
pany C outfit. We trimmed them
to a fare-you-well, the score being 1$
tO 5. . .':"-' - I i
, Lieutenant Major requested every
one who could play tall to turn their
names in to their respective com
manding officers nd in a short while
you may look forward to the receipt
of the regimental lineup. '
t The boys are telling each other
their right names, and owing to the
gabfest I'll have to quit.
Obituary Notice
MRS. LYDIA KIMBALL, aged 32
years, died Thursday night of dropsy
at her residence. 2001 North Thir
teenth street She Is survived by her
mother and two Bisters. The funeral
will be Sunday afternoon from the
residence to Forest Lawn. ' '
MRS. ANNA C. ALDRICH. aged 84
years, died Thursday at the home of
her son, C. L. Aldrlch In Florence. She
Is survived by her husband, son and
two daughters. The funeral was held
at 10 o'clock Saturday from the resi
dence, with Interment at Polk, Neb.
Funei ... services for Jacob C. Elsas
ser. who died Thursday at his home in
Cheyenne, Wyo., will be held at the
home of his son, Jacob, 1010 Arbor
street, Sunday afternoon at I o clock.
Twelve years ago he moved from
Omaha to' his present home. He is
survived by a wife and eight children.
Burial will be in Laurel Hill cemetery,
with auto service.
SMITH AT SCENE OF
NETHAWAY MURDER
..
Accused Perfectly Calm and Is
Hurried Away When Hus
band of Murdered Woman
Appears.
rPublic Schools Will
Again Examine Teeth
Backwardness or waywardness of
boys and girls may be traced In tome
instances to defective teeth, Omaha
school officials declare.
On Monday morning the machinery
of the public school medical examina
tion department will be set in motion
for the examination of the teeth of
30,000 children. This is one phase of
the school examination work.
Last school year the Omaha free
dental dispensary for children
treated 1,600 boys and girls without
charge. Records have been main
tained and several aggravated, cases
of so-called mental deficiency were
relieved when contamination of bod
ies.from diseased teeth was removed.
The school medical authorities state
that esses of tonsil infection have
been traced to teeth. One "bad" boy
was made good by having his teeth
put in order.
Douglas County Corn
Promises Big Yield
W. I. Kierstead, who poses as quite
a farmer, has made several excur
sions over this and adjoining coun
ties and reports that corn never
looked as good as it does at present.
He brought in some etrs which are
filled from 'end to end' and which
will make a heavy yield with the frost
holding off but a short time.
John Brown of Florence says there
are, many fields which will go, 100
bushels to the acre this year.
Bloom of Brooklyn Breaks
Ankle In Bout With Leonard
Pittsburgh, Sept r18.--Fhil Bloom
of Brooklyn broke his right ankle
in the second round of a scheduled
ten-round bout with Benny Leonard,
lightweight champion, at the local
base ball park tonight, Spectators left
the stands believing 1 Leonard had
scored a knockout. Bloom fell in at
tempting to dodge a right to the jaw.
Persistent Advertising Is the Road
to success.
Charles Smith, negro suspect, was
for the second time tajren, heavily
manacled and closely guarded, to the
scene of the Nethaway murder in the
company, of ' Sheriff Clark, Deputy
Sheriff Lindsay and Chief of Detec
tives Dempsey Friday afternoon and
told to follow the route he took on
the Sunday after leaving the Netha
way home. T.
This Smith did with his customary
calmness. He exactly duplicated his
actions on his former visit ,io the
house, followed the same path after
leaving the farm, and- made no state
ment that did not tally with those
previously made to the police.
Smith did not speak except when
Questioned by the officers and when
brought to the spot on which the
body of Mrs. C L. Nethaway was
discovered did not betray by the
flicker of an eyelash that he was aware
of his proximity to it.
Nethaway Ptits in Appearance.
When members of the party were
on the point of leaving C. L. Netha
way was seen coming up the road in
his automobile and Sheriff Clark,
anxious to prevent a meeting between
the two, hustled Smith across the field
in another direction.
"There he is; there's the black
scoundrel who murdered my wife,"
yelled Nethaway excitedly and made
as if to go in pursi-'t of Smith. He
was prevented by Captain Dempsey.
"I would like to have witnessed a
meeting of Smith and Nethaway face
to face just then," observed Demp
sey,' "I believe that something would
have come of it with the two who
have cause to be most interested in
and affected by the murder standing
opposite one another." -
It is still the pinion of Captain
Dempsey that Smith is the guilty
man, .although he has not been able
to discover the final bit of evidence
with which to convict him.
Evangelist Calls Self
1 1 "Star Boarder Around"
Dr. J. W. Fifield, who is now con
ducting a "Bible mission" at Plym
outh Congregational church, calls
himself 'The star boarder-arouhd,"
alluding to the fact that he is lunching
downtown as the guest of different
men each day and taking dinners with
twenty different families of Plymouth
church. .This popular evangelist is
preaching to growing audiences each
evening at 8, o'clock, ' Saturdays ex
cepted, artd 'Will continue until Sep
tember Jo
City Physicians Explain Why 1 '
They Prescribe Nuxated Iron
, : : : , s
To Make Beautiful, Healthy Women and Strong, Vigorous Men
" - ; s 'v ' -u s ' - 1 y . . . . , . - - s
:j-V ::.";-, '?.. t ,v, lf : ; : -I i i I i n i u i 1 ' ?
NOW BEING USED BY OVER THREE MILLION PEOPLE ANNUALLY
Quickly transforms tha flabby flash, toneless tissues and pallid cheeks of wreak, anaemic men and women into a
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;.- perfect glow of health and beauty Often increases the strength of delicate, nervous,
' " ' ' ,1
! ' run-down folks 100 per cent in two weeks' time. ,
New fork, N. J T. It U conservatively
itImU4 that . over thre million peopl
annually In this country Ion f taktni
Naxttt Iron. Buch tonlhln reiulti
hv bet n reported from Ha both by
floctort nd toymen, tbt i number of
phyetcUii In vrlou farU et the country
have been eiked to explain why they
niescrlba It eo extenelvely, and why It
apparently produce eo much better re
ulu than were obtained from the old
forma e( Inorganic Iron. -
Extracts , (rem acme ct the lettera re
ceived ere tlvea below:
Dr. Ferdinand
Xing. New
York Physician
and medical au-
thor, ay i
"There ean be
ae vlyoreue iron
men w 1 1 h out
: iwn.
' "Pallor means
anaemia,
"Anaemia
meant iron de
ficiency. Tha
kin of anaemia
men ia pale: the gr- Fr,LnMDl V?'
fleih flabby. The N York Pkyaiciaa
mueelea lack mni Medical Author, ,
tone, the brain faga and tha memory fttla
and they become weak, nervous, irriu
; able, detpondent and melancholy. When tha
iron roe from the blood of women, the ro-iea
S from their cheeka.
"la the moat common fooda of America,
tha starch, augara, table ayrupa, cafi
. dlea, po'lahed : rice, ; white , bread, 7 soda
cracker,' blaculta, macaroni, apaghettt,
tapioca, sago, farina, determinated corn
meal, ne longer Is iron to be found. Its
fining proceasea have removed the Iron
of Mother Earth from these Impoverished
foods, and allly methods of home cookery,
by throwing down the waste-ptp the
wet-r in which our vegetables are cooked,
It rtsponatbls for another grave Iron loaa.
"Tharefore, If you wish to preaervo your
ysuthful vim and vigor to a rip old age.
you mutt eup
ply the iron de
ficiency in your
food by using
some form of
crjttnie iron,
. i u 1 1 as y o u
Wouid use salt
when your food
has not enough
l'." i
Dr. A. J. Newj.
man. lata Police
Surgeon of the
City of Chicago
and former
House Surgeon.
Jefferson Park
Hospital. Chi
cago, in i com
re t n 1 1 n g on
Nuxated Iron,
aays: "It baa
been my partic
ular duty dur-
Dr. A. JT. Newsaaa.
late Police Surge of .'
the City of Chicago end
former Houao Surgssa,
Jslfsrson Park Hospital,
".; Cklcago. ' v -.;!
tng tha oast six years to aaaUt in lmh.
Chicago's lite thousand blueeosta in good
health and perfect fighting trim aa that they
would be physically equipped to withstand
, all manner of storms aud the ravages of
nature's elements. .. -w, ...,
Recently I was prompted through an en
dorsement of Nuxated Iron by Dr. Schuyler
C. Jaw. Visiting Surgeon of St Etiaabeth'a
Hoipltal, few York, to give It a. trial. ThU
remedy 'has proven through my own tests of
It to excel ear preparatUm I have ever sd
'r creating red blood, building up the
verves, strengthening the ntnscles and eor
tecUng digestiv disorders.''
Dr. B. Bauer, a Soatsn physician who has
atudted both In this country and tn great
European medical institutions, sayai "As I
have said a hundred times over organic
Iron Is the greateat of all strength build
ers. It people Would only take Nuxated
Iron when they feel weak or rundown.
Instead of dosing themselves with habit
forming drugs, stimulants and alcoholic
beveragej. I am convinced that' in this
way they could ward off disease, pre vent
ing It becoming organic in tlAuaand ot
caiea, and thereby the lives of thousands
might be' saved who now, die every year
from pneumonia, grippe, - kidney, liver,
heart , trouble ( and other dangerous mal
adies. The real and true cause which
started their dlaeaaea was nothing more
nor lass than a weakened condition brought
on by lack of Iron in th blood. ! -
"Not long ago a man cam to me who
was nearly half a century eld and-asked
me to give him a preliminary examina
tion for Ufa Insurance 1 1 was astonished
to find him with the blood pressure ot
boy of to and aa full ot vigor, vim and
vitality aa a young man; in fact a young
man he , muy was, notwithstanding hi
at. The secret, ho said, wa taking
iron Nuxated boa had filled him with
renewed Ut. 1 At t ho was in tad
healths at 41 he was carewora and nearly
all In now at to e.ttr taking Nuxat.'
Iron a miracle of vitality and hi face
beaming with the buoyancy ot youth.
"Iron la absolutely necessary to enable
your blood to change food Into living
tissue. Without It, no matter how much
or what you eat, your food merely passes
iiiwish yvtt niMivuh uuiiib yuu any guuu.
You don't get the strength out ot it,
and as consequence you become weak,
pale and sickly. looking, just like a plant
trying to grow in a soil deficient In Iron.
If you are not
strong or well '
you owe it to ,
yourself to '
make the fol
lowing test i Be
how long you
can work or how
far you ean
a Ik without
becoming tiredV
Next take two ,
five-grain tab
lets of ordinary
Nuxated Iron
three timea per
day after meals
for two weeks.
Then test your
strength again
and see how
much roti have
gained. 1 have - seen dosena et aervous,
run-down people who were ailing all the
while double their strength and en
durance and entirely rid themaelvaa of
all symptoms of dyspepsia, liver and other
trouoiea in from tea to fourteen daye'
time, almply by taking iron in the proper
form. And this, after they had in some
case been doctoring for month without
obtaining any benefit. But flou't take the
old ' form of reduced Iron, iron acetate,
or tincture of iron almply to eav a few
cents..- The iron demanded r' by Mother
Nature for the red coloring matter tn the
blood of her children is, alaat not that
kind, of iron. You must take Iron ' In a
form that can be easily absorbed and as
imitated to do you any good, otherwise
it may prove worse than useless,. Many
an athleU and prise fighter hss won tha
day (imply because hs knsw the secret
of great strength and endurance and fill
ed his blood with boa before be went into
the affray, while many ' another has ' gone
down m inglorious defeat simply for lack of
fro"" ;, , .-.:.).. . .
Dr. E. Sauer, a Bos
ton Physician who haa
: atudied in great Eu
ropean Medical ' la-
etttwtlog..:if.!v.'-:-
Dr, Schuyler
Ok Jaquea, Via
i t i n g Burgeon
ot St. Elisa
beth's Hospital,
New York City,
aid: "I have
aaver before
given out any
medical infor
mation or ad
tvice for publi
cation, as I or
dinartly do not
believe in it
But in the ease
ot Nuxated Iron
I feel I would
be remiss In my
lUJtLn0,l T ! C Jaouee,
myself and
given it to my
I f
!. JB.
visiting Surge
Elisabeth'e Hospital,
New York. ,
patients with most surprising and satisfac
tory results. And those who wish quickly to
increaae their strength, power and endurance
will find it a most remarkable and wonder
fully effective remedy."
Dr. N. H.' Hornstine, for tell years in the
Department of Public Health and Charities of
Philadelphia, said: "During my connection
with the Department of Public Health and
Charitiea aa District Physician and with the
Department or
Publle Safety WiiLSL
aa Police Bur
geon, also a a
member of Im
portant hospital
staffs, . I wa
oiien asueo oy
both phyaiciana
and laymen:
'Doctor, what
do you recom
mend to renew
the supply of
iron in the blood
of people in a
weak, nervous,
run-down
stater While
knowing that
Iron deficiency
was the, cause
or
i -
Dr. N. H. Hornstine, for
tea vears with the Do-
of this debili- Paruneni o; ruouc neaiw
tated eondiUon. ' "SJjSESSS, '
and that iron PhUadelphia.
must be Supplied before renewed strength
could be obtained. I nevertheless always hesi
tated before giving an opinion. This was
simply because of my lack f confidence in
the ordinary forma, of metallic iron aalts,
with which there has been so much dissatis
faction. After carefully examining the form
ula of Nuxated Iron I realised that here at
last was organic iron the only kind I could
conscientiously recommend, prepared in auch
a way with other ingredients aa to be easily
assimilated and calculated to act aa a quack
revitaliier of the blood add a true strength
builder. He administration ia a number ef
stubborn cases where ether toniee bad utterly
failed only served to convince me absolutely
ef the remarkable end unusual newer ef
Nuxated Iron. When I personally took it I
found the rapidity with which my energy and
endurance increased moat surprising. In my
opinion the widespread us of Nuxated Iron
ia bound to make a nation ot atronger men,
lovelier women and healthier children."
Nets: Kuisted In.tileh la wewlhefl mt tw-
omiaended abore by physician in such a great variety
of cases. Is not a paMnt aMieuie nor secret remedy,
but ou which la well known to dnuttsu and whose
Iron coastituenta are widely prescribed bv eminent
physicians both tn Europe and Amerlra. Unlike the
eifier inorssnle Iron products, it is easily assimilated,
does net injure the teeth, make them hliek. nor un
set the stomach i on the cmtrary. It is a aiost potent
remedy In surly all forms or Indlreettm as well as
for nervous, run-down conditions. The manufacturers
mv sues greet conriuenae In Musted Iron, tlist they
offer to forfeit 1100.00 to anv ehsriUMe Institution
If titer cannot take any turn or woman under 0 who
1 lefts iron, ana Increase their etrsntth 100 per cent
or ever in four weeks' time, provided they bare no
serious ortanlc trouble, TT-ey also offer to rsfund
your money If It dose not, at least double your
emrth Anl flnSurmnoA in km A.n' Km. Vt la
dispensed In this city by Sherman MoCmnell I
Dtui Sure sad all good druqista. iirattissmtnu 1
Toaleaiiln
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Young couples about to start a home of their own
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i Individual drawers In top,
t drawers below, having
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838.T5
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period than any other jaja mm
stove; we have them as SI A I a
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low as.
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