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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-16
Yanks If Not Shock Troops
Have Been Able to Put
Over a Few Shocks.
Our Boys Have Not Needed
Months of Field Experience
To Become Proficient in
Modern Warfare.

PARIS, (By MaiD-German Mill
tary men prate Of their "shocl
troops" and said that the American
army would not be a factcr IN the
war until it had a chance to qualify
some of its units for this title. The
Huns mean it takes months of fielC
experience to put soldiers in the
right condition to carry on modern
warfare
The Boche high command over
looks a feature. The United States
army is made up of Americans. An
American achieves "shock" callber
very fast. The teau-Thierry mar
with its heavy line, marking the
front, constantly moving toward
Germany proves it.
The wounded boy that was
brought into the dressing station
that night was not "shock" troop
er. He had been in France only a
few months. He hardly had heard
of war until the United States de
cided to take hand. He was just
plain American lad.
A shrapnel shell had burst right
over his head. Two of the frag-
ments had found lodging places on
his body. The stretcher bearers had
loaded him into an ambulance and
brought him over lumpy road to
the dressing station in barn. Big
German shells were bursting nearby
when they carried his stretcher into
the barn.
AY. M. C. A. man had given him a
cigarette just as they were getting
him out of the ambulance. He was
feeling much better as he inhaled
the comforting smoke. The doctor
looked him over by the light of can
die, which flickered and almost went
out as the shells rent the atmosphere
outside.
"Where did you get it," asked
the doctor.
Down in the wheatfield," replied
the boy, 81 fell flat on my face when
I heard the shell coming and it's
lucky that l did, for our trumpete,
wasn't quick enough and it tore him
all to pieces. Damn them. He was
the best kid in the company. My
gas mask probably saved me. Say
Doc, you ought to see it. That
shrapnel just naturally wrecked it
"You will get nice long rest now
"said the doctor, as he examined the
gaping wound in the boys neck
"You are lucky for you will be SEN
to base hospital and given every
thing you want"
crest, Rot" said the boy. &c
don't want any rest. l want to ge
shot at that fellow that killed ou1
trumpeter. Say Lieutenant" thi'
in a pleading tone. Cant you fix MI
up here and mark me for duty?
want to get me Hun"
And still the Boche talks o.
"shock troops"
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-16

When the chest feels on fire and the
threat burns, you have indigestion, ana
you need HERBINE to get rid of the
disagreeable feeling. It drives out bad.
" digested food, strengthens the ston1-
ah and purifes the bowels. Sold ~
Belanger Drug Company.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-16
TEXAS COMPANY CONTRIB
UTES LITERALLY

Chairman F. D. Winchester of
the local United War Work Cam
paign committee announced to-
day the subscrition of $75 from
the Texas Company plant here.
This amount is from the COM
pany direct.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-16

A child can't get strong and robust
while intestinal worms eat away its vi
tality. To give the child chance to
grow these parasites must be destroyed
and expelled. WHITES CREAM YER
MIFUGE is guaranteed to remove the
worms; it also puts the vital organs in
healthy, vigorous condition Gold by
Belanger Dr,g Company.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-16

CONSTRUCTION projects OF every
nature whatsoever undertaken
by the United States Railroad
Administration or by any rail or
water TRANSFORMATION of such ad-
ministration or by the American
Railway Express Company or by
thhe owner or operator of any
telegraph or telephone line.
a. The construction, main
tenance, improvement or de-
velopment, by federal, state or
municipal authorities, of high
ways, roads, boulevards, bridges,
streets, parks and Fairgrounds.
5. The construction, extern
sion, improvement, maintenance
or repair or any public utility,
including water supply systems,
sewer systems, light and power
facilities, and street and inter-
urban railways.
6. The construction, extern
sion or repairs Of all irrigation
and drainage projects.
Z. Construction projects con-
nected with the extension, epan-
sion or development of mines Of
every character whatsoever, or
connected with the production
and refining Of mineral oils and
of natural gas.
8. The construction, altera-
tions or extensions of, or repairs
or additions to, plants engaged
principally in producing, milling,
refining, preserving, refrigerat-
ing or storing foods and feed.
9. The construction of new,
or the alterations or extensions
of existing school houses, hos
pitals churches and federal, state
or municipal buildings involving
in the aggregate a cost not ex-
ceeding $4,000.
10. The construction of new
buildings or structures not err
braced in any of the foregoing
classifications, or the repairs or
additions to, or alterations or ex-
tensions Of, existing buildings
and structures in either case in
volving in the aggregate a cost
not exceeding $4,000.
II. The construction of new
buildings or structures not en-
braced in any Of the foregoing
classifcations, or the repairs or
additions to, or alterations or
extensions Of, existing buildings
or structures in either case in
volving in the aggregate a cost
not exceeding $4,000, when ap-
proved in writing by the State
Council of Defense or it's duly
authorized representative.
IL. Buildings begun prior to
September 3, 1918, where a sub
stantial portion Of the building
has already been constructed.
with the whole of Washing
ton wildly celebrating, the dele
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-16

Stop coughing! you rack the lungs
and worry the body. BALLARD'S
HOREHOUND SYRUP checks irrita-
ton, heals the lungs and restores
comfortable breathing. Sold by Bel
anger Drug Co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-16

To take the place of adhesive plas-
ter candle has been invented, COM
posed of paraffn and cleansing and
healing ingredients, which is lighted
in the usual way, the drippings being
allowed to flow over wounds and seal
them.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-16
Mrs. Mary enron Minnich

Mrs. Mary Pierron Minnich, wife
of Mr.. George Minnich of this city
died last snight Of influenza and
pneumonia. Burial took place this
afternoon in Willow Grove cemete-
ry, Berwick.
Besides Mr.. Minnich, four child
rem and brother, Captain Frank
Pierron, all residents of this COM
munity, survive.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-16

gates quietly discussed the
means of carrying on their
work." the telegram adds.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-28
Sc queiara Bobadil|a del
despoio que sufrio en-
Nuevo Laredo, Tams.

Laredo, Texas. novl"more j.
FL senior Luis Bobadi la. dc quicn
IA PRENSA" diio aver que habla
sido dcspoiado dc una alhaias al pa
sar Dor las oficinas 1c Immigration
dc Nuevo Laredo, tierc pcnsado, Sc
-iin SC ha sabido, clerar una acu-
sacion ante Ia s~uperioridad a lin dc
quc los ~cmpleados c~arTanclstas que
10 robaron,' rcciban e. castigo que
merecen. O culndo que sc
conoycan su compcrtamlcntc, 81 es
Il este cs ;gnorado per d Admins
TRACTION dc .Aduanaa de TuleneS de-
pcnde la oficina dc Nuevo Laredo.
Ampliando Ia information que do
aver Ell senior Bobadilla, dice que eli
robo de que fue oDjeto 10 consuma-
ron de Ia manera mas habll los en-
n eados dc la oficina de Nuevo La
redo encahgados de ~revisar su equI-
paie. pucs fuc IN verdadero eScamo-
too del cual no puedo darse cuen-
ia a peSar de que fuc hecho cas-
ante su vista.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-28
Sc HARA PROPAGANDA
HISPANO AMERICANA
Los estudiantes de Chile
invitan a los de Mexico

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Noviembre
26.-La Federation dc Estudlantes
Mexicanos reclbio una cordial invita-
cion de sus cc!egas de ID Repub!:ca
chilena, para que SC unan en- IN ira
baio &c propaganda hispano-ameT7ca-
ma u desean d~asarrolar, y que ten
ga como consecucncia un v~erdadero
estrechamicnto entire las n%aciones la
tinas de- Continente.
Diceu los jovenes chilenos que eS-
te :rabaio corresponds Il Ia juventud,
siemprc LENA dc entusiasmo y dc pa
triotismo, y cue cs G. momento pre-
sertc eli que mas rcc!ama II so!ida-
ridad Observation-Disclosures, Ell vista uc
IL Marcia futura que c~mprenderan
las nacioncs europeas, despueS dc TEL
mirada dcfinitivamcntc Ia tragedla
mundial.
Los cstudianteS meXicanos aceP-
taron con gustc Ia i%nvitacion que Sc
les hizo. Y en- terminus enthusiasts
Y s~inceros e~nviaron iii cab cgrama I
Sis companeros dc aquella Repu"!lca
sur-americana. adhiri6ndcse al graf
dioso ]proyecto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-28

ulIc Q. tOn1II N!t!IU UI--HIVV. ~
Hero Nuxado." diio I! DE- 49,,
James Francis Sullivan. mGdico del tospiI'
dc Bellevue ,Dcpartamcnto del ESte'lorl y
del Condado dc Wcstchcs;er. y menudo Las
tan dos Scrnauas para que cl Hero !uHa-
d, aunantc Ia fuerza y vigor de pcrson&s
dcbiles. n~erv;osas y dccaidas. E usado en-
IA actualidad por mas JIG tres milIones dc per-
souas. eStando incluido en elias cl Honora-
bic Leslie NJ. Shaw. an.iguamentc Sccrcta:Io
del Tcso.o de 10: E,tados Uuidos y e1-Gobcr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-28
CARRANZA DECLARE DE
UTILIDAD PUBLlCA LA
INDUSTRIAL PETRO-
LERA
Viene de la la.)

plotadores, dentro dc los tres meses
s~iguientes. ~titGlar j Su favor los tun
dos reSpectivos, previo ell pago de-
impucsto de titulacion.
Los exp otadorcs dc los tundos 4
Que So contrae este articulo, debe-
ran satisfaccr los ~reglamentoS Y de-
mas d;sposiconeS de exploitation cue
riian u los fundos petro!1feros tltu-
IaGos. #
..Tercero- Los propietalos de te-
rrenos 0 los cesionarios mcdlante
contratos anteriorcs al prlmero dc
mavo dc 1911, que nc huhieren IN
vertido capital en- la exploitation pc
tro' era. gozaran de preferencia du-
rantc un ano contado desde el dia de
Ia expedition de esta ley, para C!
denuncio de los furdos subvaccntes,
siemprc que iustif;quer Sus dere-
chos ante el Executive, en- cl tcrnll-
nc dc tres meseS. a partlr dc Ia Sc
cunda dc las fechas me%nclonadas.
Cuando un solo terreno fuere denun-
cado por distintoS ccsiona1oS, Sc
otorear;s el THU o al c~esionarlo am
parade por G. contr@to dc tccha pos
terror
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-28
UNA FUGA AUDAZ
La realize I'm individuo acu-
sado de homicide

CIUDAD DE MEXICC, Noviembre
27.-Admiracion he caasado la fuga
de Rafael Huerta, indiViduo Que Sc
haraha ~proccsado por cl dclito dc
homicidio. u quicn Sacaron "a las
r-acticaS dc ~diligcncias de la Peni-
tenciaria lie! pistrito 4 los iuzgados
cstan en- la carcel de Belcn.
Huerta. @provechandc III momento
de descuido dc sus custodioS, nrincG
el barandal de ficrro que We n pTi-
mer piso de u cjlrcel, dcsde e. que
por IN nostc Sc dcscolgo hasta llegar
ii segurdo pisc. En- este hizo ia mis-
ma maniobra que antcS, %logrando le-
gar hasta el piSo dc II Gale. en- Ia
cue emDrcnGip II fuga cast sin scr
visto.
CuauGo 81 cuStodlo 10 busco, Ia cosa
no tenia rrmedio, pucs el audaz prcso
va cstaba = muchas CO les dc diStau-
Ga del ,ugar en- cue So hal!aban los
qdc p~reteniian aprehcnder!o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-28
Is tan desastroso como
to7nay un yioIento
VenenO
FL. DEAR QUE LOS MORTIFE-
RIOS VENENOS. ORIGINADOS
POR LAS ENFERNEDADES
DE LOS PHONES. Sc
ARRAIGUEN EN- So
ORGANISING

Las fuRci0neS de los rinoaeS son
rs i eyPcier las SuStaRcias eReno
As del ORGANISING. - cStaS sustain
ciaS Dermanecieran en- cl sistema,
a~Carrcarian una muertC Segura. aSi
- que. de Suma im~portancia cS, no
rer1nzar que los rinOne> dejen dc
fu1cICp&r reguIarmentc y Cue &c
conServea 70 aej9r possible.
LA NATIRALEXA LIE AElSA \
ID. DE- IL P2ESENClA DE LAS
INTERMEDIATES DE Los RHO
Mes: CuandO experimental ;uertes
dCiCTes en- la parte baia de la c>pal-
da; frecgenteS deseGs de Oriaar; la
c-i9a enrnjecida, ardOreS y dolores n
0rinar; faita d appetite. irritabi!!dad.
neryioSidad Insomnia. dcbilitamient9
general d. su ORGANISING, debe I'd.
"TI2rSr ENTERTAINMENT. Com
bate ia eafermedad antcS de Que sc
yuelva I\CJRABLE. No p,erda
RICHARDS KIDNEY PILLS. Pas
tiliaS DE- Richards para los RihOnes.
dan los T2jures y SatiSfactoriOs re-
suicides; - IN remediO Suave, pcrn
eHArgicc Y ta1ifica los rinoneS Y We
iiga. Gentlemen las ~SuStauciaS diurc-
tlcaS ' r~en2leS mas poderc>as que
e ccn-Cen : ii sen tGmadas i item
po, curaran los Ge>ordenes de los ri
Tc7eS : vsjiga. Miles de pc-Sonas
han eEcoRtrado aiiviU con la Ri
chard's Kidney Pills. PastiliaS de Ri
cha55s para los Rinoues. deSpues De
habcr tomad0 muckas medicines sin
rcsultado. I'd. debe hacer una prue-
IA crn esta magnifica medicinal para
les r]inOuc~ Y veiiCa.
Richards hIdney Pills, i'aStlilaS
dc Richards raj ains Rinone>, cstan
dc Richards para los RirOnes, cstan
4 la veata en- san .tptoni0 por Ia
Botica San Pedro, $40 W. Commerce
It. I'm caso dc que Id. no viva en-
San Antonio, lie Seran euviadaS, per-
&c pagado. al recibo de 7Ic. m cs-
tampiilas o giro postal.
i. s. RICHARDS MEDICINE co.
SHERMAN. rENAS. t.Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-28
peclaraciones de Mr. Rhoad"s.

! -
Mr.. NeSon Q. Rhoadcs, cl princ!-
nal reprcsentantes dc las companies
americans @ iHglcsas que tlencn pro
! picdadcS petroliferaS en- cl pals, :
que ha cstado tratando con los encar
ia . Industrial Y Ccmercio la dero-
gacion dc las diSposiciones que tue-
| ron dic:adas respccto a! petrolco. hi
20 a IN reporter del p~er;odico En-
&C sior' breves declaraciones ct las
cue expresa que el proyecto de ley
} anviado Il ia Canara 10 e"ncuentra
decentralization verdadero intereS-
diio Mr.. R~hoades-hc estado espcran
do Dor nucho tempo la promusga-
ciou del rcglamento del aiticulo -
d. ia nueva constitution. Los into
reses retro eros CT Mexico eSpcra-
ban la expedition de cSa ley para
norman sus actos en- 10 future Il TT
dc saber 81 cs convenience o no II
inversion dc nucvos capitalcs para
impuIsar Ia importante industrial PC
trolifcra.
" que opira listed del proyccto"
Sc ic pragunto a Mr.. Rhoades.
Dire cue 10 he ]estudiado y que
% c~ncuentro acceptable. 70 d~esea:ia,
sin embargo, que IS hicieran algunaS
reformas que seguramente contr!-
buirian 4 bcneficiar Ia exploitation
del petroleo, concilianGose los int
reses del pals y los de las companies.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-28
Hace estragos todavla
0iene de ia Pag. LAD

es decir. "a dotacion de los estable-
c;mientos de- gobierno. pero 10 esen-
cia', O sea "a mir;straci6n de meai-
rinas al pueblo. eS.a siendo Nevada
= y&bo con muy POGO acjerto.
Sc ha ac0rdado que las personals
que ruedan pagan las medicines, las
paguen. ' u SC les den. 4 p~recios
oajos @ regaladas 4 los pobres dc to-
da 4 ciudad.
Pero como clio queda a discretion
de los c~ncargados del reparto, Ell
pueblo Sc queja de que, aun tenien-
do neccSidad de las medicines Y pro-
b2ndo Su falt; absolute de rccursoS,
no sc les dan o cuando mcnoS, d
daiiva no Is o~portuna.
Las medicines han Sldo Tcpartida5
on diverSas b~oticas, dc las que mayor
confisnza han inSp!rado d Ia autor!-
dad. : muchas de- esas bctivaS hacer
negocios 9 elias, cnJorpecienGo aSl
= obla benciica Qgc sc trata &c ha-
Ger.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-28
Ell PAPA SALDRA DE ROMA

Del Scrrieio ~esS1ciai dc LA PRENSh"
LONDRES. noviembre 81 IN
despacho recibido por ell p%eriodlco
Daily News" informa que Ell Papa
Benedicto XIV esta preparandose para
abandonar Roma, tan pronto como Sc
haya firmado Ia paz en- las conferen-
cias que Sc inicien el proXimo mes en-
Paris.
II despacho asrega que tai paso
10 dara 81 Papa d solicitud del Co.
bicrno de Italia y tambicn por el te-
NOR dc que en- Italia cunda cl boil
shevihIsmo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-28
Ia OFICENA De EMPLE0S
DEL GOBIERNC
Wicne de u IL. pag.J

res o b~raceros. cncontraran en- cI
Servicio lie Emplcos dc los Estados
Unidos. el me;or medic por 81 cua!
nuedcn ~conseguir t:abaJo.
L, S~crvicio cs tanto PARA los hom-
Lrcs. como para a. mujcrcs. Cons
cstamos rroporcionando
emplcos Y trabajoS = las muJcre>, eN-
nertas O no en- c~1a.c>QuIera claSc dc
trabajo, V sus Soicitudrs mcrccsn Ia
misma consideration y atenclon que
las de los hombres. + gobierno &c
Geral no rcconocc ScNo5 en- Ia adnl1-
nistracion de este SCrv!clo.
L. Division DC Texas del Servi-
clio de Empleados dc los EStadoS
Cnidos fuc orcanizaGo 81 Il dc te-
brero del rrcsente ano, pcr H. W.
Lewis. Director Federal. Bajo su vi
rilancia Y direction traoaian 100
emp cados en- las oficinas del Servi-
clio cue Sc hallan d~istribu!das por to
do eli Estado Y l66 Consoles de Co.
munidad cooperau con 81 Sc1icio.
FL Servicio ha conScguido cmpleoS
' trabajoS en- cI Estado, dcsde que sc
organize, para IN numero dc hombreS
y muiercs que Taria dc tres 4 c!nco
mil cada Scmana
La Oficina del Estado cSta cata-
blccida en- Q, cuarto numcro go dc
cdific;o Bedell. tBcdcll B~uildingl.
San Antonio. Texas, y en- cada una
de las grandes ciudades y poblacio-
mes del Estado hay Sucursa!es en- as
que sc puedc proporcionar toda c!ase
6e information nlra rs i~ntereSados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-28

charG Roland Kcnucy. actual1cntc con -
ggado de Mayer en ci Ejercito dc los Esta-
dos Unidos General john L. Glenn. 'Rcti-
raLu, concc!do con cl nombv" dc 'tamborc'-
10 de- Shiloh. uuc dcsdc Il cdad dc l. amos
Tue sarScrto del Ejcrcito tambiea e. Jucz
C u Atkinson. &c Il Cortc de Reciamacio-
ncs dc Washington. D. {. ) otros mas. r!
Hero NuNadu csrI . ~ "c"ta cn todAs rs
Lucuas droCuc7ias dc t"das parties.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-28
SERA CONVOCADA UNA ASIAN
BLEA CONSTITUTIONAL EN-
ALEMANIA

PARIS. Noviembrc 26.-Un des-
pacho Que Sc ha recibido de Berna.
dice que la Confederation Naclona!
de Berlin ~susrendio u ~seSiones, des-
pues de haber tornado la RESOLUTION
De Que sea c~onvocada una Asamhlca
Constitutional que dehesa fcunirsc
en- Frankfort.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-28
LAS BAJAS NAVALES DE
INGLATERRA DURANTE
LA GUERRA

DEL Ser,-;cn especial DC III PEENSA"
LONDRES, novicmbfc 2T.-Ofi-
cialmente Sc ~anuncio hoy ell eSta ca
pital que las bajas navales ingiesas
habidas durante Ia guerra assemble
ron a Ga,766 Ge las cuales &$,361 fue-
ron muertoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-28
OFRECEN Is DOLARES
POR Ell EX-KAISER O
Ell .~EX-KROMPRINZ

LONDRES. noviembre 27.-En II
ciudad de Colonia sc han puesto Ell
los sitios publicos y Sc han diStrl-
huido. avisoS en- los Cue SC ofrecen
So de recomPcnsa por el cX-kaisec
o por cl Principe Federico CUTLER
mo, "vivoS o muertoS.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-28
Vendrs a informar a las

Eendra a informar 4 las
ccmpanias.
Mr. Rhoades manifesto que IN
dado Dor t~crminadas las conferea-
cias Gue calebrara con los encarCa-
dos de las Secretaries de Hacienda
g Industrial V Concrete V las cua!es
Sc iniciaron hace seis meses. Ha es-
tado en- constante communication con
las treinta V tres companies cuya
representation tiene ante el cobier-
no, V ma informado a cSas emPrcsaS:
Dor IA via telegrafica as! como por Id
postal. de los principa es asuntos que
trata-a con los funcionarios carran-
cistas mcncionados, mas necesita
rendir M informe amplio V detal!a-
do de sus gcstiones. SIN" tameicn
de sus eStutios sohre Ia industrial pc
troIifera. Y este 10 hara personal
mentc en- cuanto rcgrese a los Es-
tados Unidos.
Aun permanecera aqul Mr.. Rhoa-
des a'gunas semanas, pues necesi-
IA ~enterarsc personalmente de las
discusiones u en- Ell congre:o mo-
tive e ~proyecto de ley, asi como Ia
del acuerdo que tome Ia camara
pues no Sc tiene una complete Sc
guridad de que aprucbe ell referido
proyecto tai Y como esta consti-
tuido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-28
FuSivcn sropas.

Las tropaS carranc!stas cue opera
ban en- algunaS regiones de PuebIa
y de More o.. V dc 2tros EsradoS, cS-
tan Nolvicndo i es5a capital o re
concentrs;ndose en- as lie los Estados,
dehido d qIe Il Influenza ia hecho
ep elias verdaGeroS estragos.
En- muchaS parties. la campana ha
QuedaGo practicamente s~uspcndida
cor cSta raZon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04
Over The TOP

Possessed OF vim and energy that might
well be the envy of many younger
EN-unlt"d states Senator Richard r. Ken
ney' az nearly threescorc years of age. to-
day holds the rank OF Ma ior and Assis,an
judge Advocate General in the United states
Army. and Is one OF the most determined in
the night to whip the Germans \yL,,c IN.
sudden change from the qui., life Of a cir,
zen prior 10 the outbreak Of tn" war TO the
severity Of army life might work n disas-
troua hardship on some man who had
passed the half century mark, 1t was not so
with Major kenney. He realized that the
supreme tests OF wnr demanded yr,,,
strength. power and endurance. AS "A means
10 inns end in his own case he began taking
HnN"ted iron. Win the result that inst.a,u
- 80 as many "td"r men often are afraid
thcy VIII, Major kenncy SAYS he erioy.i =
decided increase in viSor and endurance ~
th"t WIN the sustaining tonic 81 Nuxatcd
iron ne has hal no occasion 10 weaken
under che most strenuous army duties
General Horatio Gates Gibson. L. s A
,hetlr'd1: who entered the city of Mcxicr
IN the War OF 1897 with General Winfield
Scott. says he feels that every soldier who
goes 20 the front should take Nuxated Iron.
General David stuart Gordon. L.. IS a
tRetircd), noted indian Fighter and hero OK
the baitle of Gettysburg. says: Despite my
own advanced age NuNated Iron has made
J. my country needs me. | stand ready to go.
.,ehera! John l.. Glenn, T. $. a. tRetircdl.
we Drummer Boy Of shiloh. who was Ser
Feani IN the u. S. Army at II years Of age
says mat NuSatcd Iron is the one and ever
reliable tomc-that he obtained most sur
pIisiuE results from its in two weeks
tnc.
pr James Francis Sullivan. formerly phv.
sician ~ Be'l'-ue Hospital toutdoor Dept }.
Ne" YORK and the W"stch"stcr County Hos
Pi'hl' says: What every soldier most needs
10 irene nGouS 'stay-therc' strength. power
ana endurance. with nerves of steel and
bi'"' oi IRON 10 help produce this result
,htf" IS nothing in nay experience which /
hay" found so valuable as organic iron
.HuHhtHd Iron i have taken Nuxatcd Iron
myself and prescribed !, for my patients
ana can iruthfuIly say that IL cxceis any
preparation have ever used for building
Up "''I'atc. nervous, rundown folks and in
'FtasinE the red blood curpuscIes thereby
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04
SOME FACTS FROM AFFAIR
Briefs of More Less Industrial
Character Referring to Affairs
In Foreign Lands.

France now has 100000 widows on
the government pension lists.
II is said that the first wooden cloth
manufactured in England was woven
In the year 1880.
Electrical apparatus for permanently
curling women's hair has been In
vented by French scientist
Great Britain is raising about 500, 900
acres OF potatoes this year. about 25
per cent more than was attempted last
year.
The Japanese are the only people who
have ever undertaken the Systematic
planting and harvesting of seaweed
and other marine vegetation.
AN Englishman has invented an ice
cream freezer" that will bring forth
The frozen dclicacy without the use OF
ice. Compressed carbonic acid gas is
used.
Government experts have inquired out
that the Pribolof Islands contain the
greatest deposit OF bones In the world.
and that the fertilizing properties OF
the bones have been remarkably pre-
served by the atmosphere.
New Zealand imports most of the bet
ter furniture and Industrial lumber used
in that country, such as oak. hickory.
etc, from the United States. United
Kingdom and Japan.