The evening world. Newspaper, October 12, 1916, Page 8

eee | HODER CHARGES * re F ' Serre me “ , i complaints like grij STRFURY INBOTH = POLITICAL CANPS “Merely a Matter of Veracity “Between Two Men,” Says © Chairman McCormick. Demooratic and Republican national ; managers carried on a pot QA kettle controversy to-day over Welch was the more blackened by the Wderband German propaganda. “We have no professional propa- © gandist sitting at the Conirman's desk tw these headquarters issuing state- ants against the United States Gov- @mnment,” sald Democratic Chairman WEAKNESS MAKES US ~ EASY VICTIMS OF DISEASE} 222.-srsexc The reason most people suffer from and colds every winter is that they fortify vee during the fal year instead of courting trouble woid it. Prepare your system now so it will be in NK ageeban fe resist the : Strengthen your lungs, tone 7 the entire system, #0 that no matter i} weather may be, no matter ‘or wet or disagreeable’ condi- are, you will be so full of health, ee wet ener that you will be able togo about your f work at full speed * year thousands of people enjoyed + gparkling health throughout the Winter because they took malto-ferrin beginning it the first of October, In that way were well fortified against weakness, eo that when cold weather did come ‘around they were able to go out at any ‘time, knowing that they would-not be taken down with any of the numerous , that are usually inter time. in the Vance McCormick, referring to the|ply and considered that {t was time] bag, Mr. Parker has a vocabul charged With explosive adjectives anu | >: Ridder statement given out last night in Republican headquarters. when the McCormick statement was told to him. “Just ask him who has?” Then Norman Hapgood, of the Wil- son Independent League, who started the original row, put out this state- ment: “Republican managers are trying, with the help of Victor Ridder, to use cuttlefish methods. A lot of cheap personalities, mostly Iles, should not be allowed to obscure the issue before the American people. Mr. Hughos was nominated through German influence. He ta responding to German pressure now. Mr, Riddor's reply was cooked up with the assistance of the Repub- lican managers.” What Willcox said in reply to Hap- Evening World with biack-faced type, all oapital letters for emphasis and printed in red ink to indicate temper- ature. McCormick looked over the Hap- good statement and the Willcox re- It works wonders with your stomach —tones up the liver—sharpens the ap- petite—builds good firm flesh, and gives a new type of atrength, health and vitality. It is useloas to attempt to describe the wonderful benefits that result from the use of malto-ferrin. It is so marvellous in its work that you begin to feel its effect almost over night. Justa table- spoonful two or three times a day will make you feel like a new person in no tyme. Begin taking it at once. Go to your pharmacist to-day and get_a bottle. If malto-ferrin does not make you feel ten times as good, bring back the empty bottle and get every penny of your money, This offer is made only because malto-ferrin has done so well*previously in thousands of other} cases. If for any reason you are unable to readily obtain it at your nearest drug- gist’s, send 50 cents or 81.00 for the size you want to the Malto-Ferrin Chemical Cc Pre lace, Brooklyn, New good would fill three columns of Tho| a ee THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1916. to get Into bomb-proof shelter. “It appears. to be ® question of| his southern fighting blood is reported “Huh,” retorted Chairman Willeox,| veracity between two man,” he eald,| to be at high political temperature, ‘The object of the meeting, is to| officially, but Matthew Hale, of Bos- | and .in onal chairman of the true 'to interest New Yorkers. diplomatically. Counter-attacking, the Repubtieans|tave Mr. Parker formatiy notified, ! tor, n began throwing hand grenades back at the Democrats, oaded with such ex- plosives as “drivel, rot, worthless, un- true, without foundation of fact,” ntime,the Ridderbund and the Ger- man propaganda were lost to sight in the battle of personalities. Somebody stirred Willcox up on another angle, by asking whether the Republican National Committee was helping to re-elect Republican Con- gressmen who voted for the Adamson eight-hour bill that Candidate Hughes is d@nouncing, “I don’t care to enter into @ dis- cussion of that,” he replied, “The Yational Committee is in favor of electing the national ticket and a Republican Congress, but we are not conducting @ campaign for any tn- | dividual Congresamfn, ‘That work ts | being attended to by the Congres- | sional Committee, “You may find that there are Con- gressmen and State*dfficers and can- Aidates for Legisinture in the States —1in this State—who favor the Adam- son bill, but the National Committe: 1s not giving attention to any loeal Congressmen who voted for the Mc- Lemore resolution warning Amertcons to keep off of foreign ships of they did not want to be torpedoed, Chair- man Willcox said that his reply to the question about the Adamson bill sup- porters held good in this case, oo PARKER'S BOMB FOR T. 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