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Evening journal., 1916-03-10
Take iron, Says Doctor, If You
Want Plenty OF "Sfay There"
Sfrenqfh Like an Athlete!

Of nervous. rundown people who we're
aiiing all the while double their
strength and endurance and entirely get rid
of all symptoms Of dyspepsia, liver and other
troubles in from ten 60 fourteen days time
simply bytaking iron in the proper form Aud
tins after they had in some cases Dcon doc.
toring for mOnths without obtaining any hene.
ht 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 as.
simulated like nuXated iron II you want il
10 do You any good, otherwise IL may
prove worse than useless. Many an ath-
lete or prize fighter has won the day simply
because he knew the secret Of great sire agth
and endurance and filed his blood with
iron before he went into the ARRAY. while
many another has gone down 20 ingloriOus
defeat simply for the lack of iron
NOIE-NuXatod Iron recommended above
by DR.. Sauer, is one Of the newer organic
iron compounds. Unlike the older inorganic
iron products, 10 is easily assimilatcd. does
not iniure the teeth, make them black, nor
upset the stomach on the contrary 10 is
q most potent remedy. in nearly all forms
Of indigestion, as Wen as Tor nervous run
down conditions. il is dispensed in this
city by Rkor-Hegeman and all other drug.
gsts.
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
SPINELESS POLICY
Will lead TO WAR
SAYS SUTHERLAND
continued From First Page.

merchant vessel may not defend
against its attack, and that it is abb
solved from giving warning because
to do so might invite its own destruc-
tion, does not in my judgment, pre-
sent case that calls for the appli-
cation OF the maxim.
Puts JnarInpd Slip In Danger.
"To conccdc the right OF a sub
marine to sink a vessel so armed
without giving warning and oppor-
tunity for crew and passengers TO
escape in safety win be TO invite tho
sinking of unarmod vessels without
warning as we'll. since it is well-nigh
impossible for the officers OF sub
marine. under the conditions which
surround them. TO determine in adj
vance whether given vessel is
armed or not
"lf. therefore the commander Of a
submarine claims to act upon appear
anccs We nevor shall be able to de-
termine whether these appearances
justified his conclusion until after the
vessel and her crew and passengers
have gone TO the bottom of the sea,
and in some cases not even then.
The result viii be that armed YES
sells, while possessing immunity in
theory, will have none i'm fact. and
while ostensihly concoding the right
TO sink armed vessels only we in fact
shall have conceded the right to sink
unarmod vessels as we'll, since If tho
submarines possess the right TO sink
an armed vessel the claim Of iustih-
cation viii be difficult 10 meet when
over the commander. sinking any YES
sell insists that he had reasonable
ground for The belief that il was
armed
"If. therefore. citizen takes pas
sage on a ship so armed and loses
his life by the sinking Of the ship
without warning. what must he the
contention and claim Of this govern
ment? To my mind clearly this:
That the citizen in the exercise of a
clear right has been deprived Of his
life by the deliberately illegal act Of
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
BETTER babies IN
new Castle SHOW
Rev. Mabel Irwin and Miss
Marie Lockwood Discuss
Health Questions
TO GIVE PRIZES TO
TOP-NOTCH INFANTS

Special TO THE EVENING JOORN Al.
NEW CASTLE. Del. March TO-
An interesting program, including
several talks and special music was
presented in the Good VIII Fire Com.
nany's Hall yesterday afternoon In
connection with Better Babies
week Rev Mabel Irwin. executive sec.
rotary o fihe Delaware State Society
for Social Hygiene and Miss Marie
Lockwood of MiddletOwn supornten-
dent of visiting nurses and charities
we're the speakers.
II was High School girls Afternoon
mud larec number oi students were
present, IN addition TO n large number oI
mothcrs aud "betier babies
"Social Hygiene" was the subject of
Mrs. lr,Hn's talk which proved inter
esfmg. Tho speaker called attention tC
infant mortality and predicted a day
In the near future when all babies woult
live Mrs Irwin added Tint "womcl
are not oply home makers. but they are
homo cunscrvcrs.'
Miss Lockwood gave ana interesting
talk ON "llcalth of Children" She
pointed oui the dangers of the so-calle'
"childrons diseases" which so mann
mothers seemed 10 think II necessary
for their children to have. hui which b.
an idea that should bc eliminated. u
MANY cascs the after effect. of these dis
cascs are ofiimcs such that thc healil
Of men and women Is effected. Tho
most dangerous noes of childhood arl
hctnccn and G, said Mis-, Lockwood
who concluded her talk by saying that
health direction should bc a part ol
o,ciy public school svsicm.
Two niano solos were given by Miss
Mary Eliason The Rev. Irene Earll
smoke 2 fcw words calling attention 10
the Delaware Society FOR Social Hy-
gione and what e aims 10 do Mrs.
John NJ Wilson. president OF the New
Century Club of Now Castle, presided
az the meeting.
The hrcmcn's hall IS attractiyely
placardpd with all sorts Of health
signs. Souvenirs Of baby fnud. litera-
iure and picture books are given TO
each mother Sixty babies have reg
istered The first prize a IS gold piece
and second Of a silver loving cup
VIII be given. Mrs Selden S. Deemor
who IS chairman OF The week and who
viii prosent The second prize. Is anX-
Gus TO secure q third prize as a do
iation
Miss Elizabeth Sumner nurse IN
charge OF the New Castle County Dis
Densaries and Miss Marie Lockwood
superintendent of visiting nurses ant
charities viii ho the judges for th'
contest.
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
She'll FIRE HITS
FRENCH DEFENSE
OUTSIDE VERDUN
contInued From ans Paeo.

1oHltutu IIuu fliSl rage.
repeated the statement that the Ger
mans who entered the village OF Vaux
were driven out and denied the Ger
man claim that Fort de Vaux and adj
0ining positions were captured.
Both infantry and artillery actions
continued on the Meuse throughout
the night. but there were no I'M
portant infantry engagements. Il was
stated
IN the woeyre region, intelN2fent
artillery firing continued last ffht." q"
said the official statement In Alsace
east of Thanh. our batteries on Hill
425 wrecked enemy trenches. In the
Areonne we cannonaded enemy con-
VOWS on the Montfaucon-Avacourt
road.
''The German claim. circulated by
wireless. that German troops captured
Fort de NauN and the village of Vaua
constitute an insult TO the intelngenc,
of neutrals,' said this afternoons OF
licial statement "Tho same may bs
said Of the report spread by the Ger
mans in Spain and Rumania that Ia,
French started the Nerdun offensive.
The official statement quoted from
a Telegram the Kaiser Is said to hav,
sent 10 the provincial chamber al
Hanover. declaring "The Fatherlanf
is forced 70 defend It's honor anC
liberty against our enemies schemes
OF annihilation. This declaration
the war Office stated. was proof tha
The Germans already sense a great
military defeat at Nerdun.
Evening journal., 1916-03-10

the sake of the citizen. If the individ.
ual owes the duty OF support and ODE
deuce to the government. surely the
government owes him the reciprocal
duty of protection.
IF we shall ever have a war with
another country It is more likely to
result from some deprivation Of rights
suffered by our citizens than from any
other cause. In Mexico they have
h4en unspeakably outraged
bbed. murdered-and this series of
Mexican Outrages has been inter-
spersed with maritime horrors in
volved in the sinking of the Lusitania.
the Ancona and others, with their
shocking loss Of American life and
we have borne il, and are bearing it,
all with patience which begins to
have a suspicious look of pusillani-
nifty.
sSpineless Policy Of Retreat
I'VE have demanded reparation. and
have kept on making such demands
with decreased rather than increased
insistency. The offenders have not
been held 10 accountability; strict or
otherwise. and we are now confronted
with the proposal, not that we shall
insist upon reparation for wrongs al
ready suffered. but that we shall re-
strain from the further exercise OF
their rights for fear we may be put
TO the trouble and perhaps the danger
of vindicating them.
81 for one am becoming sick and
tired of the spineless policy Of retreat
and scuttle-the policy that, among
other things has ordered our people
to abandon their rights in Mexico and
that has made us flee our own plain
duty in the PHILIPPINES. Instead of
forever telling our citizen to run I
should like for once to hear some
body bid them stand, with tine as
surance that their government Will
stand with them
Instead of warning our own people
Evening journal., 1916-03-10

man who will not fight for his wife
and children.
"AnG 50, sir, believing as | do about
that, satisfied as | am that, advice or no
advice, II the life of am American citi-
zen is again taNcn by the illegal and
deliberate sinking without warning OF
a merchant ship, uuarmcd or armed
only for defence, this government should
hold the offending nation TO stern reck-
oning. / shall never give my consent 10
the issuance of formal and official
notice such as has been proposed which
if not needed, would. without minimiz
ing our duty in the least have the ef
feet of embarrassing and weakening our
moral standing if we should once NOR
be under the sad necessity of seeking
reparation for the destruction of the
lives Of our people
II repeat, sir, that / do not want war
at any time, and pray God that it
may not come now; but ] would rather
have war, with all its sacrifices and
suffering, than that this nation. with It's
long history OF heroism and glory.
should play the poltroon when confront
ed by a supreme national duty because
IT, places q greater value upon its case
than upon its honor
"Nothing. in the long run, can be
more certain TO bring trouble upon MS
than n policy Of timidity and 1acila-
tion. Such policy is not in Keeping
with American traditions or spirit II
is the duty of q sclf-respccting nation
10 stand and TO stand firmly, for the
rights of every citizen. however hum
blc auniuef foroiuu oUurp.iou from an,-
source. however powerful. That is what
the federal government is for, since the
State in which the citizen lives protects
him in his domestic rights
"Ihe doctrine that the citizen exists
for Che sake OF the government never
has found place in our political phloso-
phy. If ours is government Of the
people and for the people. it exists for
Evening journal., 1916-03-10

Harrisburg, Penn" When I was single suf-
fered great deal from female weakness because
my work compelled me to stand all day. / took
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for that
and was made stronger by its use. After / was
married took the Compound again for female
trouble and after three months ! passed what the
doctor called growth He said it was a miracle
that it came away as one generally goes under
the knife to have them removed. / never want to
be without your Compound in the house" " Mrs.
FRANK KNOLL, 1642 Fulton St., Harrisburg, Penn.
Evening journal., 1916-03-10

to exercise their rights at their peril
l would like to see issued a warning
to other people to interfere with these
rights at their peril. The danger Of
it all is that by this policy OF always
backing down instead of backing up
we shall encourage an increased en-
croachment upon our rights until we
shall finally be driven into a crisis
from which nothing but war can ex-
tricate u.s."
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
Hardly Able to Move.

Albert Iea AnnFor about year had sharp pains
my pack and hips and was hardly able to move around the house
My head would ache and dizzy and had appetite. After
taking Lydia f. Pnham's Vegetable and Liver Pills
feeling than for years have little boy eight months
old and doing work all alone would he without
remedies in the house there like them"AlTs f. E.
losT, Gil Water st, Albert Lea Mimi.
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
Trnhs EYAcuATE PERsIlN cIrl
By Tie United Press.

% Tic InIfOU Press.
PErROGRAD. March 10.-Turhsh
and German troops under German Of
hcers are evacuating the Persian city
Of lspahan before the Russian adj
vance.
ispahan lies 21O miles south Of Te-
hefan and formerly was the metroD-
Oils Of Persia. boasting nearly a mill
lion inhabitants. Its present popula-
hon is less than 100000.
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
Three Doctors Gave Her Up.

Three DOctOrs Gave Her Up. TTTTT7TITTTT7TTTTl
Fttsburg, Penn"Yo medicine has helped essssNts
wonderfully When a girl Is years old Till %SsH
always sicky and delicate and suffered fromI - ~
Irregularities Three doctors gave and said ~ = 81 iii
would so into consumption | took Lydia f. IlHb - nlI
Pnkhams Vegetable Compound and with the third 4l
bottle began to feel better became regular 49, U
and got strong and shortly after was married ~ Y
Now have two nice stout healthy children and ami N 49,
able to work hard every day. Mrs CLEAmNTNA MFlt|
DUERRING 81 Gardner st, Troy lIi Pittsburg, Penn
All invited % Lydia Il. Pinkham Medi
cine Co.. Lynn Mass for special advcet will be confidential
Evening journal., 1916-03-10

Nervous. Rundown People 200 per cent
Stronger in Two Weeks Time.
in Many Cases.
NEW YORK, N. Y.-Most people fool.
shly seem 10 think they are going 10 get re-
newed health and strength from sumc stimu-
lating medicine, secret nostfum or narcotic
drug, said Dr. Sauer, q specialist Of this
city, whom. as matter Of faci. real and true
strength can only come from the food You
cnt. But people often fail 10 get the strength
out Of their food because they haven't
enough iron in their blood Go enable IL TO
change food into living matter. From their
weakened, nervous condition they know
something is wrong but they can't tell
what, so they generally commence doctoring
for stomach liver or kidney trouble or
symptoms Of some other ailment caused by
the lack Of iron in the blood. This thing
may 60 on for years, while the patient
suffers untold agony. II You are not strong
or well you owe y 20 yourself TO make the
following test. See how long you can work
or how far you can walk without becoming
tired. Next take two FIVE grain tablets Of
ordinary nuNated iron three times per day
after meals for two weeks. Then test your
strength again and see for yourself how
much you have gained. I have seen dozens
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
RIsSIiNS NEAR TRTBIIOND.

'l he United Press.
PblkOCRAD. March Russian
troops have arrived within thirty
miles of the Turkish Black Sea pori
OF lfebizond. according TO Tinis dis.
patches today.
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
11oment
@nDaLid5
Now in Good Health Through Use
of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Say it is Household
Necessity. Doctor Called it a
Miracle.

All women ought to know the wonderful effects Of
taking Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound even on
those who seem hopeessy ILL., Here three actual cases.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-09
SOM RODN LIND \ HAND.

ono of these days SONS statesman
VIII win 3 homo ia h hall OF iafno
Do, dc,.-Iug some system whorchy
election return. may be 'obulatcd
and reported ~ headquarters with
reasonable promptucss. OF course II
may oeour Co some people that a
small matter like "a delay Of forty
cirht hours 90 perhaps longer IN de-
ierwInug the outcome ot q pros,den-
tial contest - nothing 20 become
pccyrl over. Bat when the whole
%oountr, 81 keyed up Go the highest
possible pitch and rtliug 20 know who
is elected he question becomes ono
of oucn and should zee given
prompt consideration
III, Judges and clerks are not to
blame fui the dila,ory manner IN
Nh.,r the returns are rendered These
Officials are, in fact. deserving of SYM
DathN and not pchsurc. They do the
ho.t they can under the CirCumstan noes.
Iiu' when q man works all day as a
lIdpc 81 clerk and then Is compelled
- devote the following nigh, and per
hup- part II he next day to dcciphci-
ina III, Intentions OF the voters and
t%thulatiuE the returns his brain he
oow,s weary and hc is unfit To- work
with amy degree at speed or accuracy.
Various schemes have been inaus-
uraiod boa The past FOR eXpeditine the
counting ~ the ballots. Colorado, for
instance has a law providing ior
hourly ~tahulntions IN an precincts
wh,r, h,re are more than 250 regis
as the press reports show. l. about a.
far behind as most ether states IN tn"
matter OF election returns this year.
Kansas also has a similar plan hut
TIA, foregoing complaint applies with
equal force to tina; state. Therefore.
% seems from the information n,
hand tina neither Colorado nor Kan
sas has solved the problem satisfac-
torlly.
With the result in New York and
illinois. FOR instance. known To q
reasonable certainty IN iuur or five
hours after the polls close why should
other states. New Mexico among
them, be delaying the anne twenty
four or forty-eieht hours longer
Hcrc's something for the wiseacres
to ponder over.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-09
ONE WAY TO SAW MILLIONS

1t would be worth millions % doll
lars to South Carolina Tor just one
season. the hunte-s would toTswcir
the pl"aurc Of shooting birds. That
is the concluding sentence OF o. strik-
ms lit'lc article in which Prof. y F.
Conrad the cutomolog $50 oi clemson
college. points out the 1lIc of birds
to the farmer and make 70 plea for
the Intelligent protection of the teath-
cred folk of tn" air WHO are mans
most valuable allies against tho myr-
lad, of destructive insects
II would be q hue III z the pco-
pie in south Carolina wcro ,o &c, to-
scthcr and resolve to in what PROT.
Conradi suggests But there u.s. iittle
likelihood Of that dcapIte the euor-
nous benefits that would result from
tho consequent saving nt thousands
Of anne birds which 100 turn. would
save the farmers hundreds ot thous-
auds " dollars in a s.ulle season by
their work in dcstrcyirv insects and
weeds. The mex best ,hfnl however,
can be done and should b- done and
that Is to observe and 'u enforce m"
bird protective laws. both st'tr and
federal. that now cxis'-laWs whirh
limit the periods durinr which game"
birds may he shot and which prohibit
the shooting OF other birds which ar"
Of no value as game bu' ot tho great
est value "a insect eNterminators and
wccd-des,royers.
\ much more enlightened sentiment
with regard to birl conservation now
prevails among our people than pre-
vailed here some year ago. the
farmers and many other are awaken
ing TO the fact that scientists, Ike
Prot. Conrad, are not taking nom
sense when they assert 'nlt the birds
save the farmers hund als of thous-
nnds Of dollars and tina their protoc-
ton means bigger ana better crops
and consequently moro money In the
| farmers pockct.-Charlcston IS. O.
News ana Courier.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-09
N EXCELLENT IDEA.

tn" board Of education OF the city
Of Albuquerque has taken a step that
- uid appeal to all parents AZ being
II wise one. that OF employing q visit
ing nurse to assist in caring for the
health Of the children. The plan is
that no nurse at stated periods viii
hold clinics at which time. through
the cooperation of the medical ASSOC
citation. a specialist on diseases If tho.
cyc, ear, nose and throat. and a gem
crIl practitioner. VIII be present. The
children VIII be examined for any
physical deficiencies. These will be
recorded and the nurse will then fol.
low up these cases by reporting them
1" the parents M urging that the
necessary medical attention be proyid-
cd Tor the children without delay.
cards viii DE made out Tor each
.hId showing lt~ physical condition.
o. - is found perfect. ~ ,ourso uo
further attention win be- necessary tu
thar particular case, But any phys..
u.I Icf.4ou..,s win bee recorded ou
th, aId and a- tho examination s
Repeated from tlm, lY time t record
$3.50 b.. n1.ic OF what changes Doc e.
tak,u place 900 tie chuds condition
auH .mul,t, record viii at lH iu..
I'D. ..a.aul,
N.ng .h..HI,u now lrc -Utf'It,
ir.m aht 1.lm,u,, whl,h ltr NOT lu-
r.r'rf 'o 'p man., aud Pos their
parent. a. boot uo,, h,m examined
a r,pufa0lo physician. b ALL
m'rI H'.,i arr removed. uut perhaps
u..uu. moro -'riul. as time mg-,r..
'nIIIf,u ap AFFECTED are uuall, ga
l'or ra.. with 'ho other members Of
their ,li.s aud as 70 result inc, he.
come lagsord- from 40 visible cause,
% 90 discover these aIn,rt.. has,
Thorn Corrected mprov, the children q
ph,- I aud mental condition tna,
COL supervision of their heli'h Aas
h,sn oesiled upon
superintendent Milne and "a
teachers ar, enthusiast. o,,r ,h'
proposed arrangement. a. they rctlIy,
that "a healthy mia via 90 better IN
SCHOOL chan am unhealthy one
Parents should lend oIl the AID pos.
'.nir $50 doubt they van apprc a..
the Irtaugsm,nt ~ the board IN DO.
tDrmIuing the state 81 them Children.
hea'th u be- q NOW, 100 the r.Fht a.,
r,.tlnu tli soon VIII result ~ better
healthier, happier scshoul children.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-09
WASTE OF FOOD AND ARGl MENT

one trouble with a sreat many re-
forms that are enthusiastically under
taken ana ardcntly prosecuted by
their adhcrcnts is the failure Of i3e
|rciormeTs to appreciate certain char
'actoristics ~ human nature. To IL
hstrate: there l@ q CtmpaI gu Eow IN
'ull swing to make americans less
wastcful OF food The agitat"rs hav"
prepared a lut Of statistics setting
forth the extent ot 'hr waste. Tines"
figures are tremendous. Ar example
is IN. Wiley's estimate that the annual
waste OF food in this country amoun''
lto si.a0o 600. np" That may %" corr
rect but most poop. simply OIL" moi
believe o. Thu figures place TO" great
% strain ON tho %c~odulity, =" y is
! with the other Statistics ouc feels
THAT The statements made are cV'rtFa-
CANT. that the claims put forth are
! o@yerjraVu. that there Dr. about the
whole movement an air OF o%Nags"ra
Itiou ana MS term Tho public REFUSES
Ito flt" ~ SERIOUSLY
Away down 40 tho bottom of me
article -cttlng form ne sitiistcs u'
vast, one finds the -.ttement that the
dish of potatoes ou me ayeriE" 800
uor table Coutiiua more potatoes IMAM
the household consumes AT the meal
with thc result that The excess pot--
toes md their naE INTO the garbage
can The reader takes note 81 'his.
for here is something familiar. "m
thing he or he know 10 be true. ~
is au argumcut fhat does more good
than am 81 Or WILLOWS colossal N--
lfrp. INT fhp fDf.rueTS utulCCf n
and other homo'y Illustration mat
mean something FOB the aNerag" Wind
lin favor ~ vast s'r"rt iilations which
are set forth m 'tcrWs Of millions ar
billions of dollars and which nobody
believes Charleston IS CDNows ana
Courier.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-09
VI T'IIIc TRAPS.


a very important thought ia 'nn-
r''il"n "lin rI.Ih- q ms
iir.' lesson I" uupsh"utluf is ul". in~
II Die hands a gun winch as near as
conditions Viii permit flts him.
n he brings hi~ own sun a@uWInH
that ht- -Iuing cApcrIcnr" ends Win
the ilcld. It, ia ait probability. viii be-
found owing To stock measurement
20 b' useless rs "a titr"t-urta"
Thcn IN all fairness 90 IN" novice "a
trap sun should 70" borrowed, nut, M
stead of a 'hit-or-mtSs' selection, We
shooters should hc carefully looked
p'cI until one Be- found 49, near the
ouIld Of "nt ifiend rs may De- ana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-09
TEACHERS AND TUBERCULOSIS

More school teachers die Of tuncr-
culosis than OF ~ ether il.
Tuberculosis is prcyoptahlc.
Isn't It remarkable that people 20
whom IA" training % our children ia
entrusted do not know enough to ward
of thi. entirety prevcntable disease
Perhaps the teachers would be able
TO save themselves if We paid them
more than barely l,ing wages And
incidentally, thousands of school
teachers are not paid even living
wages. 20 the pubhc's everlasting
shame Helena (MoutD Independent.