The evening world. Newspaper, September 16, 1918, Page 15

This Prescription Works Like Magic.” Physician Says Nuxated Iron Puts Astonishing Strength and Energy Into the Veins of Men and Brings Roses to the Cheeks of Nervous, Run- “Down Women, Sullivan, formerly physician of Bellevue pital (Outdoor Deve) suffer from iron deficienc, nothing like organic iron— beautiful, healthy women # absolutely sure that my patients Ke form of the metallic vai its original packages. endurance of w many instances.” RL ae Ay wi but do ae know what to take. 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DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION. “L left word that | wanted to ace! my superior officer, but L fatled to get! | into communication with nim, With | some days later, jin my pocket, and tried again to see | my superior officer. Before | could eee | |him—this_happene "NATION ASKED TO SAVE remain here untit the reception at They were s elected at the re- They eds yan, who | » the Six EN $6,000,000,000 >_> je out 13 MORE INFLUENZA CASES, Pedal rl iid p Victims Sent | saving” Thirteen cases of Spanish influenza and is radiant FOR U.S. oH ~ WITH TAKING BRIBE Unsewn Seams in Army Cit ments Cause Arrest of Cohen —Denies Accepting Money. discovery of tinsewn seams in rig made for the United States Army led this morning to the arrest of Herman N. Cohen, No. 870 Kast 1640 Street, on two charges of accepting bribes. 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