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Hispano América., 1917-12-09
TopiCOS de ACtualidad
EsCENAS EN- Ell CAMPO DE

ESCENAS EN- Ell CAMPO DE
RATALLA-En nuestro grabado Sc
We, EN- la parte superior a un grupo de
ametralladoras. En- la parte INFERIOR
un grupo de soldados alemanes, aca-
bados de hacer prisioneros, sc entire
pan al descanso. Las fotografias ndl-
cadas fueron tomadas por un otlclal
frances en- ell momento del ataque las
primeras y las segundas despues de
la captura de los tudescos. Esos mis-
mos prisioneros han declarado que la
situacion en- Alemania es peor caoa
dia Y que ellos quieren dejar la lucha
pues comprenden que sus g~obernantes
los llevan a la derrota.
Hispano América., 1917-12-09

mission de la defensa nacional, anadi6
a las palabras de su colega estas:
Hay en- este pals una fuerte pro
paganda proalemana previniendonos
tener calma; 20 pregunto, Sc han da-
do ustedes cuenta de que 1914 fue
ano aleman que; en- 1915 estuvo la
victoria de parte del enemigo; que
ella triunfo en- 1916 y que en- este a.
no que termina ella permanece aun
victoriosa? Gpor que? estamos todos
como la basura en- esta guerra? Ale
mania ha perdido Ell todas parties.
V en- la frontera occidental no ha
conquistado territorio en- Belgica, Pc
lonia, Bulgaria Y la tercera parte de
Francia: ha o%rganizadO esOs terrific
rios de tai manera que ha sidO una
ayuda Y no un ~embarazo, ha compra-
do materiales por papel y vendi6los
por orc hasta haber du|piicado sus E.
~xistencias, apresurando a este pals.
Cuando esta nacion haya pucsto
cinco millones de hombres en- e. cam
po. cosa que hara, necesitaremos 10.
$4,000 medicos, 10 ouaI significa que
$4,000 practicantes deben de entrar al
ejercito; tenemOs 1000 |enroladOs Y
parte estan en- 1,4OO de Ia Guardia
Nacional y 500 en- Ell departamento
general de c%irujanos, con q%uienes con-
tamos Suficientemente para un ejer-
otto de 100000 soldadOs. La marina
tenia LOO. mos cuantos cientos mas
de los que sc |necesitan. Elogio al
general cirujano Gorgas. quien ha
hecho mas por la civilization que no.
sotros podiamos hacer 81 terminara-
mos la guerra manana.
FL mayor Jorge w. Grille, director
del hospital numero 4 en- F@rancia,
quien ha regresado despues de un
~servicio de seis meses en- las trinche-
ras, elogio al guerrero britanico, di-
ciendo: 10 he visto en- los campos
de instruction, en- las trincheras, he
rido; 10 he visto sufrir, 10 he visto
morir; pero no lie he dido p%roferir u
ma palabra de sentimiento o queJa.
La guerra podra ser canada solamen-
te, pues no puedo concebir a los in
gleses abandonando a Flandes sin VIC
toria. He hablado con p%risioneros a.
lemanes y todos ellos estan NAL all
mentados y peOr vestidos.
En- New York he dido hablar de re-
vuelta en- Alemania. Esta actitud en-
los Estados nidos me hace temer que
Evening journal., 1917-11-06
rCOUT IN Guiana
WRITES OF HARDSHIPS

William La Narre. a New York scout.
who Is with an expedition making COLI
lections for the Smithsonian Museum,
American Society Of Natural History,
writes entertainingly TO Frank A.
Greenhawk. Scout Executive in VIII
mington, from Georgetown, British
Guiana.
Mr.. La Narre says i'm part I'm in a
place where the word hurry or
haste" expresses passive voice. No
body hurries and nobody wants TO- A
tenth Of the population sleeps on the
sidewalk during the day; three-tenihs
walk around, more or less clothed,
mostly less: some few work, once in
awhile Anyway. salaries for clerks
average about S220 per week, so I'm
not applying for a job anywhere. A
can OF tomato soup costs thirty-two
cents. wonder where do the eats come
in2
Il have a few odds and ends Of
things, a ten-foot blow-pipe. poisoned
arrows, beads, aprons. My health is
rather low, and I've had some good
fevers, malaria and other ailments
Ouinlne and calomel is daily food down
/ here / will probably return TO thc
DlHNNn MIUMN ANWNNllNniN To- hH \ AAAA SUI 2
lmy constitution will completely weak
en- without that Thanksgiving turkey
cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie, and
likewise / can't survive a Christmas Of
It too. Bum eats, herel No fruits a
white man wants. dead food putrid
lair. musty water-isnt that enough "a
make anyone miss Thanksgiving?
well. I'll see you when ] return
VIII be at Columbia in February, TAX
ing up some literature work am get
ting ready TO put out an article OF
about 1900 words and twenty photo.
in Scrlbner's. at present. II l knew YOU
size. I'd bring you a suit made TO or
der. They make classy ones here, anC
some material at about twenty dollars
a suit. English goods"
A number Of interesting photographs
taken by Mr.. La Varre, showing natives
Of British Guiana, accompany the let
ter
Evening journal., 1917-11-06
YOUNG PEOPLE ENTERTAIN
FOR REHODOTR LIBRARY

For the benefit Of the free library OF
Rehoboth Beach. a delightful minstrel
show was given in the Blue Hen The
alre that town. on Saturday evening
by the young people OF Rehoboth The
entertainment was given under the au-
spices OF the Village Improvement Assoc
citation. The program included clever
local hits. topical and popular songs
and representations. A large and en-
thusiaslic audience attended. The
Misses Ida Lindale. Mary Riggin,
Blanche Truitt and Katherine Ross as
end men Kept the audience In an up
roar, while Miss Susan Kern as
Charlie Chaplin" with a dachshund
chancellor. gave a very clever i'm
personatiOn of the popular movie star.
Vocal solos were given by the Misses
Mary Mggin. Katherine Ross and Pearl
Frazer. while the Misses LoOra DuttOn
and Ella Frazer and Lucinda Johnson
and Mildred Jacobs sang several duets.
Joseph Duiton acted as interlocutor
and Mrs Lulu Jacobs and Miss Linda
Chase were accompanies Original
patriotic songs and drills were given
/ by Red Cross maidons and Boy Scouts.
Little Miss Rebecca Williams, in over
/ alls and with a rake across ncr shout
/ der told how Uncle Sans girls must
Edo their bit" Miss Mary l.. Powers
was director for the entertainment.
Evening journal., 1917-11-06
Many WARRANTS OUT
BUT ARRESTS SCARCE

While Magistrate ellis and Magis-
trate Stradley had issued two hundred
or more warrants at the instance Of
the "drys" yesterday and last night
no arrests had been made on those
warrants up to o'clock this after
noon.
The warrants were issued to be
served on men alleged 10 have register
ed illegally il they present themselves
TO vote.
The Rev. Dr. Robert Watt complain
ed 10 the police this morning that he
saw a man with money in hands coming
out Of a house occupied by Negroes
on the causeway. The police investi-
gated, but said they found no evidence
Of the Illegal use Of money.
Reports from New Castle, Newark.
Middeltown and Hockessin, received by
the wet" committee mp to early this
afternoon, were that everything was
quiet but voting was heavy.
Evening journal., 1917-11-06
TO CANCEL CnURCn DEBT.
leclal 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del. Nov. CA Wig
orous campaign Is being waged by
the members Of First NJ. p. Church for
the next Dollar Social" which Is 90
be held on Wednesday night Novem-
Der "a. TO raise funds TO help eliminate
the indebtedness against the church
building. Within the past year,
through this method. the Rev. j. A.
Wright has succeeded In reducing the
indebtedness several hundred dollars.
With the recent sale Of the Thomas p.
Walls property. which was given 10
the church. the money will be applied
TO the debt and within the next few
months all notes will be cancelled.
Evening journal., 1917-11-06
MISS FOLlL, OCIAL
WORKER, IS Missing
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
CLEVELAND. d.. Nov. 6-Nirginia
Foltz 20, daughter of Samuel Foliz,
President OF the First National Bank. of
New Castle, Pa, camo 90 Cleveland TO
engage in social settlement work and
disappeared 70 was learned today.
Miss Foliz arrived here Friday and
registered at the y. w. e.. A. as Helen
Jones. no trace of her has been found
since Saturday
Cleveland police. private detectives
and relatives of ihe girl were engaged
In the search today. TWO thorics arc
advanced 90 explain her disappearance
One b that she came 20 harm
Oh oush thieves attracted by her
ioWclry. She carried a valuable
watch and a diamond ring which APP
roarod iO Doe Wort h 500
The other theory IS that she has
concealed her Identity following her
ambition TO become a nurse or social
settlement worker without the assist
ance OF friends
Evening journal., 1917-11-06


Dr.. Z. sauer. Boston physician, who has
studied both in this country and in great
European Medical Institutions, says; "As
have said a hundred times over. organic
iron is the greatest Of all strength build.
ers. II people would only take Nuxated
Iron when they feel weak or rundown. in
stead Of dosing themselves with habit.forming
drugs. stimulants and alcoholic beverages. I
am convinced that in this way they could
ward of disease preventing II becoming or
ganio in thousands Of cases and thereby the
lives Of thousands might be saved who now
die every year from pneumonia, grippe. kid
ney. liver. heart trouble and other dangerous
maladies. The real and true cause which
started their diseases was nothing more nor
less than weakened condition, brought on
by lack OF iron In the blood.
No: long ago a man came to me who was
nearly half q century old and asked me TO
give him a preliminary examination for life
insurance. I was astonished TO find him
with the blood pressure Of q boy Of 20 and
rs full OF vigor vim and vitality as a young
man: in fact. q young man he really was,
Notwithstanding his age. Tho secret. he
said vas taking iron--nuxated iron had filled
him with renewed life. At 80 no was in bad
health; at 40 he was careworn and nearly
all in--now at so. after taking Nuxated Iron.
miracle Of vitality and his face beaming
with the buoyancy Of youth.
Iron is absolutely necessary to enable
your blood TO change food into living tissue
Without It. not matter how much or what you
eat. your food merely passes through you
without doing you any good. You don't
get the strength out OF Il. and as a conso-
quence you become weak pale and siekly.
looking. just like plant trying to grow ia
q soil deficient in iron.
Evening journal., 1917-11-06
Delaware READY
TO Send N RE MEN.
Have Large Number Of
Eligibles TO Fill Gaps
at Camp Dix
STATUS OF ALIENS
AGAIN RAJ ED

Members Of the District lStato) Ex-
omptlon Board. together with the MEM
bers OF all the local boards in the state
have been summoned to Dover by Gov
error Townsend tomorrow for a confer
ence relative 10 matters pertaining to
tcc d 40 Each ~ tho hlf d- ,,.I ha
accompanied by their attorneys. The
purrD. Of the meeting. as understood
here today by the boards. is TO clear up
a number % appeal cases that have
been pending Cor some time and 20 see
that al The boards arc uniform In their
Interpretation 0i OBJ. various rules and
regulations governing the draft.
Local exemption boards We're much
Interested This morning in the an
lounccmcnt made from Camp Dix al
N'elrhistoWn. n. s.. that 10000 draft
~ arc TO be ordered 90 that canton
. within a week from Delaware.
erscy and New York. 70 was stat
the barracks there have been
"a and are in readiness for oc-
4cy by the men and that as this
thc thing that was rIu. r. the
iclay In the second call the order for
Inc sending Of the men to camp would
De issued soon.
Nothing denr De- has been received
here as to- when the next contingent
viii be sent away. Neither do the local
boards know what percentage OF their
men Will be called. They all have
their fun quota ready, however, and
more men as a reserve, and each is
ready 90 send the entire contingent
should the Government call TO- them.
Through the cooperation Of the local
industrial plant the exemption boards
are rapidly rounding up the slackers.
those who failed 10 register at all and
those who failed 20 report for examina-
tion after they had reg stored. Last
night several men appeared at the Offices
Of board No and said they wanted
TO register. They should have regis
tered on June 3. but failed to do So
and they were detected through the
anoris Of the officials Of the plant
Where they work. They. therefore
We're sent Co the board 10 be listed.
These men are: stanley Kovcleskie
so. 3i5 Townsend street; August Red
lovick. No G2s Townsend street: Bori.
kuzuck, No. 626 Townsend street; Nasa
schloka, No. G32 Townsend street; Man
mel RODRIGUEZ Firth and Church
'treeis; Julius kotez, No. i2i Townsend
street.
All these men, however, are alienl
and just what to do with them The
ocal board does not know. Accordin,
Evening journal., 1917-11-06
ARE PROPRIETARY
medicines FRAUDULENT?

Undoubtedly, there may be some that
are but on the other hand, there are
many proprietary remedies that are as
standard as any prescription that any
present day physician can write. and In
thousands OF homes you will nnd these
old. reliable remedies in every day use
with satisfactory results. Such a medl-
Glen Is Lydia r. pinkhams Vegetable
Compound which. for nearly 40 years.
has been allevlating the suffering OF wo-
mankind. and overcoming some OF the
most serious ailments of her sex. n
you are suffering from any OF the all
ments OF women, just give this modl-
cine a trial and prove IFS worth for
yourself
Evening journal., 1917-11-06

10 a new ruling from Washington they
should be given their order number at
once to insure their being examined
Immediately. but because they are
aliens their case is somewhat cOmpli-
Gated. Hundreds Of aliens in this city
have been exempted by local draft
boards from military service under
the selective draft act on the ground
that they could not be forced to per-
form military service for the United
states because Of existing treaty agree
ments. In other cities efforts have
been made 10 have the district boards
recall such men and compel them 10
serve when they are found IT. but
local exemption officials say this can
not be done.
The following cases have been ap-
pealed TO the District Board by the
provost marshal from the decision OF
local Board No. 2 Nicandro Simeona,
No. 1912 Heald street; David Rothber-
ger, No. 25i9 Washington street;
George p. Martin, No. 29OO West street
Evening journal., 1917-11-06

sNow York. n. UT is eonservativeiy
estimated that over three million people an
nually In this country alone are taking Nux-
nted Iron. such astonishing results have been
reported from its use both by doctors and
laymen, that a number Of physicians in va
rious parts Of the country have been asked
90 explain why they prescribe it so extern
sively. and why Sc apparently produces so
much better results than were obtained from
tho old forms OF inorganic iron.
Extracts from some Of the letters re-
eeivod IRE given below;
Evening journal., 1917-11-06
sLEEpLEssNEss CAusEn suicide.

I| III" TITT|I 7 TT7"s
LONDON. oct i5-lBv M7lN sui
eide while temporarily insane through
sleeplessness." was the inquest verdict
at Wallasey in the case OF William
Smith, aged A, chief officer OF a Liver
pool steamer torpedoed recently. Smith
was In an open boat five days Three
OF his companions died and one went
insane the day before rescued. Smith
never recovered from the effects OF the
five days a few days ago he was found
wen his throat cut
Evening journal., 1917-11-06

ucnting on Nuxated Iron. says;
1T has been my particular duty
during tho past six years .o assist an
seepinr Chicago's Eve thousand bluecoats
In good health and perfect fighting trim
90 that thcy would be physically eqr ppsd
q .-iihstand an manner Of storms and the
-avng,s Of natures elements Recently I
YES prompted through an endorsement Of
Srxafod rrlr hv II Schuylar lacues
r'sifing surg on. ST. Elizabeth Hosn'tli
sew York 800 eirc it trial. Ilf remedy
nsr nroven itrculh my own tests Of II 20
a.ccl any prcrarafion I have ever used
fcr creating red blood. building up the
nerves. strengthening tho muscles aud cor.
scssing DECEIVE disorders"
Evening journal., 1917-11-06

strength again and see how much you have
gained. have seen dozens Of nervous run.
down people who were ailing all the while.
double their strength and endurance and en-.
tirely rid themselves Of all symptoms Of dvs.
peps'a liver and other troubles in from ten
TO fourteen days time. simply BY taking iron
in the proper form. And this. after they had
in some cases been doctoring for months
without obtaining any benefit. But don't
take the old forms Of reduced iron. iron
acetate, or tincturo Of iron simply 20 save
few cents. The iron demanded by Mother
Nature for the red coloring matter in the
blood Of her children Is. alasi not that nd
Of iron. You must take iron in a form that
can be easily absorbed and assimilated TO do
500 any go d. otherwise Il may prove worse
tlan useless Many an athlete and prize
glitter has won the day smpl because he
kaew the secret Of great strength and endur.
.lte and lileu ms blood With IRON be.
.ra he went into the ARRAY. while man,
smother has gone down In inglorious de.
feat simply for the lack Of iron.'
Evening journal., 1917-11-06

down stated
Mhiie showing that iron deficiency was the
IRON must be supplied beforc rero,,'S
sLehtth could DO obtained I nevertheicss Az
Mef hesitated before giving an oninion
ans dIis was simply because Of my lack Of con.
E to IN the ordinary forms of metallic
ron eaits' with which there has been SO
Mueh ulhsatislaction. After carefully exam
ming the formula Of Nuxated Iron realized
that here az last was organic iron-tie only
Kind could consciontiously recommend pre
pared an such way with other ingredients az
70 Dc easily assim lated and calculated 10 act
as quick revitalizer OF the blood and a true
stIongth builder. It's administration in a
number OF stubborn cases where other tones
had utterly failed only served 20 convince me
absolutely Of the remarkable and unusual
power OF NuNated Iron. When I personally
took IL I found the rapidly with when my
energy ana endurance increased most sur
pIlshg. In my opinion thc widespread use
Of NuNated Iron Is bound 20 make a nation
OF stronger men. lovolior women and health
Ter children. 80
NOTE; Nuxated Iron which Is prescribed
ana recommended ab We by physlc ans in
such q great variety Of cases is not patent
medicine nor secret remedy. but one which Is
well known TO druggists and whose iron con-
stituents are widely prescribed by eminent
phyEicianS both Ia Europe aud America. On
like the older inorganic iron products, Il Is
easily assmilated, does not inJurc the teeth.
make them black, nor upset the stomach, on
the contrary, 10 Is most potent remedy In
nearly all forms Of indigestion as " as
for nervous rundown conditions. The manu-
facturers have such great confidence in nux-
ated iron that they Offer 20 forfeit 500. 90
TO any charitable Institution n they cam
take any man or woman under 81 who }. cks
iron. and increase the strength 700 per
cent or over In four weeks time. provided
they have no serious organic irouh e. They
on ao o vn,, osironrtb and enSurance
In ten days time. li Is dispensed IN this
city BY al good druggists
Evening journal., 1917-11-06

The nusclsa lack tole tho brain flags and tho
memory fails and they become weak. nor
yous. irrituolc Respondent and melancholy
Wacn tho iron goes from the blood Of
women The roses 30 from their checks.
In The most common foods of America
the i;archos. sugars. table syrups, can
dies, polished rice. white bread. soda
crackers. biscuits. macaroni spaghetti tap
io,a. $780, iarina. desermiu4ted co1umval
no longer IS iron Co De- found Refining
processes have removed the iron q Mother
hsrtA from these impoverished foods. and
u-T methods Of homo cookery. by throw
bag down the wastc-pipe the water in which
,u- Vegetables are cooked. is responsible
'or another grave iron loss. Therefore. 4
yca wish 20 preserve your youthful vim
zad vigor 20 a ripe old age. you must SIM
Evening journal., 1917-11-06
ERMAN PRESS Comment
ON america IN war
By The United Press.


AMSTERDAM. Nov. 6.-The German
press is doprecating Americas partici-
patton in the war-now that first cap
lures of American troops have forced
admission from German authorities.
United States Is actually on the firing
line
The Cologne Gazette's comment, re-
ceiNed today, estimates America 5
strength about the same value as
that Of Rumania" The newspaper
admits energetic training by the United
States Of its lighting men and prints
alleged statistics showing the number
Of men being prepared for service.
THE United States" the article
continues. will, however, be unable
to transport more than 10000 men by
the summer OF 1918. Many troops
must be kept on American coast de-
fenses and along the Mexican border
Evening journal., 1917-11-06

V"eo OF NuA. Dr.. Schuyler 9. Jaques,
e,c9 Iron Visiting Surgeon, st.
tN'i Nouid Ellzaheths Hospital,
pe fsmlss IN New York
my auty not 70 mention &C.. ] have taken
WsHNiI ana given DO tn mV patient. with
most surprising and satisfactory results.
ana those who wish quickly Co increase their
sfength, power and endurance viii find 10
remedy" T..
Dr.. N. H. Hornstine. for ten yeass in
the Department Of Public Health and Chart
Ties. OF Philadelphia, said: During my
connection with the Department OF pnblio
Health and Charities - District Physician
Evening journal., 1917-11-06

Dr. Schuy-
Ter O. Ja-
CUES. Visit
ing Surgeon,
ST. Eliza
beth's Hos.
York City
said: 81 have
never before
given out any
AANA NNA ANANNs
nation or ad
vice for pub
LEGATION. as /
primarily do
not believe In
t. But bon the
case Of Nux.
ated Iron 7
feel I would
be remiss in
Evening journal., 1917-11-06

II YOU arc
not sfrr up
we'll. ~. Nc
q to yourself
20 make tho
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
nuxatcd iron
three times
p r dav after
meals for two
Then
NraN
Evening journal., 1917-11-06

Dr. Ferdi
nand King.
Sew Y % r b
Iihysician
aud Medical
A n { h o T.
SAYS 's'fhero
gan Dc no
vigorous iroa
men without
ron.
pnllor means
nnacfriu
Auacmi1
means irca
deficiency.
The skin Of
mis- mon
aud women Is
pale: On g
fush hahby.
Evening journal., 1917-11-06

,Iy tho iron
dcf cheney IN
fcod
Az rsink
,ons form Of
orgunie iror'
iest 80 you
would a so
ALT when
ON r. -oou
Inns u OF
enough salt
ia. Il. j.
Nc,mah, late
fu. 90 30.
econ Ct the
riiy Of Chi
raeo and for
1ier House
surgeon. JET
fcrson Park
Hospital t.Ai-
sago. IN CON
Evening journal., 1917-11-06
City Physicians Explain Why
They Prescribe Nuxated Iron
To Make Beautiful Healthy Women and Strong Vigorous Mer
NOW BEING USED BY OVER THREE ANNUALLY
NOW BEING USED By

p and heck o veakn
n k9 time
Evening journal., 1917-11-06

Department
Of p u blio
Safety as po-
lice Surgeon
also as a
member Of
important
hospital
stats. / was
often asked
by both ply
sicians an q
iaymen. Doe
tor. what do
you recon
mend 20 re-
new the sup
ply Of iron In
the blood Of
people in q
" O K, ner-
Nous. run
down stated
Evening journal., 1917-11-06

DR.. N. II. Horustine, for
ten years with the De.
partment Of Public Health
and Charities OF Phlladel-
phia.