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Evening journal., 1918-09-21
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crHE CIAssAATE sunday school publication put
out by the Methodist Book Concern. prints The fol-
lowing editorial under the title Germans wronged
Most
That imperial group OF gangsters known as the
German war party have committed unspeakabe
upon the world. They have devastated Belgium and
depored the Begians They have trampled France
and despoied the French They have raned death
England and hated the English They have invaded
Russia and betrayed the Russians And so on TO the
end Of the bitter chapter.
but no nation has been wronged so permanently and
irreparably as Germany; no people completely ruined
as the Germans Belgium has been given position OF
impershsbe fame in the worlds history. SO long as
the stars shall shine will ever call the French
"a decadent people, Russia has started on her long
journey toward freedom. England has written new
and glorious chapter in her history Italy is at last
centralized nation America has became the worlds
greatest champion Of liberty. But Germany. II the
should end tomorrow she is a ruined nation; her
people are hopelessly disgTaced Like blind Samson
sne has pulled down the fair temple that has taken her
90 years 10 erect Germany has become an outcast
hauon Her colonies taken from her: her
swept from the her language from the schools her
eooas aeDarred from the worlds markets Ut does not
mater What laws are passed Made in Germany win be
suiSiehi 70 Damn her merchandise for many a year..
tspu'auoh LOT art and culture has become by-vord
The bloody footprint Of the Hun will he seen ON ever,
page Of her former glorious record. When her SYM \
phonies played win hear the shrieks NJ r,red
children and ravished women. When her culture i
mentioned men win think OF Edith Cavel When her
religion is spoken Of the world viii sneer
Never there nation so completely ruined
people destitute Of everything worth while
III there is any class Of people that has reason TO
these autocratc murderers it is the German people,
our German friends again speak with pride
OF the faherland' They speak their native
tongue without being that the very cadence Of it
viii cause someone shudder 1t is terrible loss TO
a man when he longer be proud Of the land Of
his birth and be proud Of Germany today is to
done her dastardly deeds. The righ-thnkng German
must feel as one would his father had turned outlaw
and his mother harlct Surely the German people have
been terribly wronged Such wrongs as can never be
rghied'
Evening journal., 1918-09-21

paper, and asking that Vorwaerts tthe
name Of Scheidemann's organ u Ber-
lin be advised of what appeared in the
subsidized journal.
An appendix to the concluding install
ment is what purports to be a tran
script Of q unique telegraphic converse
tion between Tchitcherin, now Bolshe-
vik Foreign Minister at Petrograd, and
Trotzky at Brest-Litovsk last February
few days before TrOtzky made his
notorious mo peace. no war" play.
Tchltcherin IS quoted as promising a
separate peace by which Russia would
not ccuse rupture with the Allies and
saying that England and America are
playing up to us separately"
Evening journal., 1918-09-21
Too Tired
To Work?

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upon it that your liver is torpid. One
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For eighty years we have been tell
inp the public that Schenck's Mandrake
Pills are purely vegetable and fine
substitute for calomel without it's
mercurial effects. This is your proof
of their merit.
Uncoated or sugar coated 25c per
box from your druggist or by mail,
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Evening journal., 1918-09-21

TO ed, sate them for a period equal TO
the time Of their service in France.
Then once again Chairman Chamber
lain, with faith simple and almost pa
thetic in statutory language as mon
it0r ard guide for administrative per-
fOrmSnce, read the education section or
the bill and once more the Senate was
informed that the expressed purpose OF
Congress was that the Secretary OF
War be authorized to assign to educa-
tional Institutions for special ard sci
entinc training" junior registrdnts IN
such number and under such reSula-
tiOns as he may prescribe.
Thus enlightened, several Senators ID
sisted that that provision does not au-
thorize the government to take over
400 colleges and universities beginning
the first of next month. as promised N
the quoted article, and fill them with
junior registrants, tuition and board
free, TO receive academic education.
Senator Watson pointed out that the
400 colleges and universities could give
educational facilities 10 only i2O'OOO
students, but that near 100000 juniors
will be drafted. Who was 10 select the
lucky 10000? "The taking over or
these institutions is but an additional
step in the sOcaliStic program that has
neretc fore been adopted inGOur govern
mental affairs by men in high places
who are socialists" added the Indiana
Senator.
Senator Wadsworth thought the arti-
els upon which the discussion was bas-
ed was propaganda. He said:
q note that the article is written by
Mr. David Lawrence, which explains
a great deal 10 me. 1t is well known
that he is fairly actively engaged from
time to time in what may be called po-
litical propaganda, and the spreading
Of this article over the United States
which have no doubt it will be read
by thousands of parents and young
boys, is calculated to give the impress
sion that as a partial Offset for what
ever hardship may be incurred as the.
result Of the new draft a paternal gov
ernmDnt is TO step in and educate free
Of charge every boy in the country who
is lS years old. The vice Of this arti-
Gle is that il is deceiving the American
public. and is not the first article.
Evening journal., 1918-09-21
GEMS OF THOUGHT

mans conscience is either his best friend or his
worst enemy.
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The more you think about some men the less you
think Of them.
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in need
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too fast.
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some people are so addicted TO the habit Of giving
gratuitous advice that they would prohah nomr 2yaer
on ducks back
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The average man thinks he would have fine chance
OF occupying the Presidential chair if the ONCE sought
the
Evening journal., 1918-09-21
With The Paraqraphers

somehow no matter how go the fortunes OF war
there is never any shortage Of carrotsChicago News
II wasn't for chickens and children Emporia would
not have than one neighborhood row year
Emporia Gazette.
Il is a coincidence worth noting that on the day
that the United States registered the manpower for the
largest armed in history the first great American
army opened a great ofensive.-New York sun
DR. William Bayard Hale seems at first sight like a
man who can serve two mastersHearst and the Kaiser
but perhaps there was only one master after all
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Evening journal., 1918-09-21
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1918.
AMERICANS MEANT WHAT THEY SAID.

a MERICANS long ago served notice on the Huns that
IN they could have peace certain terms. Through
President Wilson as the nations mouthpece, we laid
down fourteen terms which could be accepted as hav-
ing made the world safe for democracy
- Did we mean what we said? President Wilson's en-
phaiio No 10 the Huns latest peace Offer should show
the most muddy minded Hohenzoern or Hspsburg that
we meant what said
These are the terms on which Germany and her
satellites can have peace-the fourteen terms announced
by woodrow Wilson before the American Congress last
January s;
End OF secret diplomacy
2-Freedom Of the seas
3-Remoyal OF trade barriers
5.-Reduction OF armamenls.
g5eSettlement OF colonial claims seceF1ance with
the interests OF the populations. '-y = -
6-Evacustion and freedom Of Russia
7.-Restoration OF Belgium.
s-Eyacustion OF France and return Of Alsace and
Lorraine
9-Return OF Italia Irredenta
iO-self-ule for nations held subject by Austria
Hungary. This has been followed by the
American recognition Of Czecho-sovaka as an
independent State)
n.-Restoration Of the Balkan States.
i2-Self-rule for subject states Of Turkey
i3-Polish independence.
IA league Of nations 10 prevent future aggression.
Those are the American peace terms OF last January
And 70 any Hun, in Germany elsewhere, who is
skeptioa America has served notice that meant
what we said
II those terms aren't plain enough. there's just one
term That the Beast Of Berlin understand
That is: Unconditional Surrender
Evening journal., 1918-09-21
coNvIcTs TO BE USED IN WAR.

TRENTON, Sept. 2l.-An experiment
which may lead to military training
Of more than 100000 prisoners in jails
throughout the country, TO prepare
them for service in the army, has been
approved by the War Department, ac-
cOrding TO Burdette G.. Lewis, Com
missioner of Charities and Corrections,
who said the plan would have it first
tryout in New Jersey. The plan will
eliminate the objections Of military
officers to the enrolment of felons and
at the same time put an end to "the in
justice of the situation which calls for
the sacrifice of our best men and care
fully shields our offending classes"
Evening journal., 1918-09-21
1T BROUGHT THANKSGIVING.

From the Dover State News.
The news received last week Of the
safe arrival in France of the 59th Pio-
neer lDelaware) Regiment brought joy
and thanksgiving TO the hearts of many
Delaware mothers and other relatives
Of the boys in khaki wao claim good
old Delaware as their native State.
May God watch over them, and bring
them back TO their homes as safely as
He guarded their passage overseas 10
FranCel
Evening journal., 1918-09-21
JOINT TINE CARD ISSUED.

Announcement was made last night
that a consolidated time table for the
Pennsylvania, the Philadelphia and
Reading and the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroads between Philadelphia and
New York had been issued by the rail-
road administration.
Tickets between Philadelphia and
New York, except cOmmutation tickets,
already are interchangeable.
Evening journal., 1918-09-21

pleased landlords and satisfied ten
ants are the result Of WANT AD diDlo-
macy.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1918-09-21

To ambitious people the WANT ADS
are latchstrings on the door Of oppor-
tunity-Adv.
Evening journal., 1918-09-21


him Acve practice and sold by almost druggist thelnd
tablet liquid form has had hall practical demonstration and
successful results most the delicate dangnents and weaknesses Of
and
and kindred ailments
sold tablet Send
DR. Pic Invd Hotel and Institute Buffalo n " for Large tal
package and confidential medical advice there need
Evening journal., 1918-09-21
Women Who Fly

Women's part in winning the
war is not so much in doing
mems work in flying in front
Of the lines as it is in war
service work here at home.
You are confronted now by
graver and harder duties. You,
as mothers, wives and sisters,
are called upon to face the
separation from all that Is
most dear 10 you. The war
must be won not less by women
than by the fighting men. The
influence Of women is felt
everywhere-on the fstiie-
field, in the hospitals Gr.l
amongst the producers at
home. Women I'll .ver the
world realize more and more
that their work at home will
helo the men at the Front.
There is an important factor
which has tc be carefully Oh
served 70 make the great work
women arc doing success
Jul. Nobody, man or woman,
can do good work when health
is impaired.
The greatest boon TO woman
kind is g tonic made up OF
herbs, which makes weak
women strong and aick womes
well. This is the 'Prescrp-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-05
NO CAUSE FOR ALARM.
Release of Soldiers and Civilians Labor
cFs Will BE On Gradual Scale.
Announces Labor Bureau

There Is no cause for feeling of alarm
or uneasinesS lest the change from q usr
10 peace footing be accompanied bv TN
employment and misery. according to the
| nited States Employment Service The
release of soldiers and civilian war work
ers will be conducted gradually in order
thst fighters and munltlon workers NAV
he directed 10 other employmcnts as they
are released. announced the United States
Employment Service heads IN Wash
ington. The War lndustrie Board states
hat It's policy will be 10 gradually lift
various restrictions and curtailments and
will encourage the resumption and ex-
tension Of peaCe-tiine industrial opera
tions. The War Department will not re-
lease soldiers faster than thev can be
absorbed and will not cancel contracts
without previous consultation with the
War Industries Board and the Depart
rnent of Labor
Chairman Hurley Of the Shipping
Board saws that the shipbmlding industry
viii continue II full force and that 100
600 more men will bc needed The De
partment Of Agriculture and the Food
Administration are calling the attention
of the country 70 the vital need OF great
crops next wear and the finding Of suf-
ficient labor for their planting and harvest
ing.
The Employment Service will have 4
large part to play, and its work Of tho
past Is indicative OF its ability 90 meet tlle
great task it is beginning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-05
Thin PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
Nothing Like Plain nitro Phosphate to
PIT on Firm. iIcaithy Flesh and
to Increase strength. igor
nud Nerve FntCo

Judging from the countless preparations
ard treat ncnte wtirlt arC continually hpinR
advertised fut the purposr 81 making thin
people n,sh1 developing arms neck aud
hust. and replacing tiplN holows and hnglee
by the soft curved linrs of health and
beauty. there arr evidently thousands of
men and women who kuenly tcel their
ctHsive thinncsa
Thinncss and wcaknree arr usually due
- starved nerves our bodies need more
phosphate than Is contained In modern
fop'is Physicians claim thcrc Is nothing
that will supply this deficiency wCii as
the organic phosphate knuwn among drug
Fists hitrG- phosphate. which is incy
peus,vC and Is sold by y u nauforth and
most all druggists under guarantee of
aAtisfact ION or money hAck NV frtsiiug the
nerves directly and hy supply i'm The body
coils with thr necessary phnsphnric ft,od
elcmcuts, hitro phosphate quickly prnducps
a welcome transfer nation in tho apI,ear
ance. the Increase in weight frequently bcing
astonishing
This increase IN weight also carries with
it a general improv, ,mcnt Tho health
Nprvnusurs* s.eplC~sness and lack at
energy. which nearly always accompany
eNccssiNc thinness. soon disappear duii
cvrs bc,omc bright and pae cheeks glow
With the bloom "f periuCt heaith
CAl FIbN Although hitro phosphate Is
uusuT passed for relieving nCrvnusneS# slceps
lCssness and general weakness. Il shpuid mt.
owing to its rcu,arkahlc tcsh forming prop
critics bc used by anyone wbo docs not
desire IA put h"sh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-05
CLINIC FOR WOMEN.
Being Conducted at Delaware Hospital
by DIR. Carolyn williamson.

The clinic for diseases of women NJ The
Delaware Hospital, which IN the past has
been in charge of DIR. Henry j. Stubbs and
Dr Samuel G. Rumford, Is now being
conducted hy Dir Carolyn G.. Williamson,
SI7 Washington street DIR Williamson
graduated from the Women y Medical Col
lcgc OF Philadelphia III ipl6. and took her
internship at that hospital IN 1917. Fol
lowing her graduation she was assistant
surgeon at the du pont engineering plnnt
III Tnllcytown. Pa, where she prncticed
general surgery IN the plant hospital For
about year she performed major and
minor operations both on men and women
AT the present time, however, she Is
specializing IN diseases of women She u
associated with Dr Margaret Handy, who
IL conducting n children s clinic Mt the
Delaware Hospital. NJ tho same hours rs
DR. Williamson = gynocologlcal clinic
The hours for the cinir are from 10 To
II o'clock on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, each week The nominal fec Of
- cents n visit will be charged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-05
GRANDMA NEVER LET
HER HAIR GET GRAY
She Kept Her Locks Dark and
Glossy With Sage Tea
and Sulphur.

When yuu darkcn your hMr with
Sage Tea and Sulphur, no ono can tell,
because II $ done 80 naturally. SO evenly
Preparing this mixture, though, at home
i mussy and troublesome Al little
cost you can buy at any drug store the
rcady-to-usc preparation, improved by
the addition of other ingredients called
'Wvcths Sage and Sulphur Compound +
You Just dampcn q sponge or soft brush
with II and draw this through your hair,
taking one small strand At time By
morning all gray hair disappears. and
after another application or two, your
hair becomes beautifully darkcned, glossy
and luxurlant
Gray. faded hair. though no disgrace.
IS a sign Of old age, and as we all desire
youthful and attractive appearance,
get busy at once with Nvcth Sage and
sulphur Compound and look years
younger This ready-o-usc prcpara-
lion is delightful toilet requisite and
not medicine. II Is not intended for
the cure, mitigation or prevention OF
disease
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-05

not in person perform u duty imposed
upon him by law when it is To be per-
formed out OF the country. There rs GER
tainy no express restriction of this sort
IN the Constitution, and It rs difficult to
see why it should be implied. The Presi-
dent is the commandcr-ln-chicf of the army
and navy. II we had a military genius IN
the presidency like Foch or Napoleon, IN
il posi- lie that the country could not avail
itself of his services III Il critical campaign,
even though that took him out of the
United States when Congress IS not IN
session. The President can by cable per-
form all his executive duties from Paris.
IF his duty abroad is more important thnn
his duty here IN connection with session
of Congress, Congress may we'll wait until
his return, or, u the public c&ircucy re-
u,Iircs may invite the Nicc-lrrsident to
do those things as acting President which
the absence of the President on foreign
duty prevents his doing Our Constitution
IS great N .ts elastic character and IN its
adapting itself to he changing and vary
ing needs of the unseen future. No other
executive is forbidden to leave the co,ln-
try Kings do II. prcmicrs do Il, why
should we infer such n restriction when
II is not expressed Its cXpCdCncy, ot
course, is question Tor the President
Were hc To abuse his discretion and leave
the country the people would condemn il
at the polls or II might even become n
subject for impeachment But when the
duty which he IS to perform + Of such an
Importance rs the present one his decision
to perform II III person the houses oi Con
greSs may well respect
The President s persistence IN ignoring
the Senate by appointing no senator to
the commission and IN ignoring Congress
Nv giving no real exposition oi ms present
views of tho peace terms created q re-
sentful feeling, which was unfortunately
manifested IN the reception Of hls mes
sage on Monday last The disposition ot
some To nag the President, however, by
urging the adoption Of resolutions inviting
the Nicr- President to net for the l'rcsi-
dent meets with no popular favor II the
fact or the manner of tho President s going
* mistake and Is unpopular with the
American people, that may be made n
legitimate ground for criticism IN poht1
cal campaign Rut those who would now
seek to create mn embarrassment oui of
the present situation will not commend
thcmscl> cs as engaged ~ . patriotic puI-
pose If II be true that tho President has
acted without due consideration t. the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-05
NU VIM DID
SAVE MY LIFE
When Science and All Other
Medicines Failed

These are the words used by Mrs. X
- Matilli of 23S Twenty-ninth st,
heeeling. W Va Eyes. Nu Vim saved
+ life NV condition was understandable
suffered as no tongue could tell My
hole system was a complete wreck
was In the act of consulting another
doctor when I met lady who was demon
>frating Nu Vim Tonic. She persuaded
me 70 try M Vim. ] never went to see 4
doctor after that | have used three
bottles Of NJ Vim and now | am IN per
feet health. / also have been blessed in
alvipg birth TO child My cup Of hap
mness rs full and running over with Joy
and gladness. ] reside in Wheeling and
anyone wishing TO call on me to verify
these statements or for more information
] will be only too glad to accommodate
AS had given up hopes of ever being re-
stored 70 health and happiness ] shall
leave nothing undone to praise M Wins
value to those afflicted as / was"
This marvellous Tonic is sold at Miilers
Drug Store 4o4 Market St, Wilmington,
Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-05
Fat People
Get Thin

Rest safe homo method. Got small box
OF oil of korcin IT The druggist = Follow
plain dircctione under 500 guarantee thai
You reduce 10 TO to pounds. or more what
"Ner you desire. Ncw book tells all about
reducing weight quickly pleasantly last
lnEly: in plain wrapper. free write ta
horvin Co. N-6ti3. station r. Scw York
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-05

Lost something Try n classified advcr
iscment IN Every Evening Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-05

Senate or to Congress, the people will not
Justify the Senate or Congress in re-
taliatory action. For the Republicans it
is The poorest kind of politics.
The President goes 10 represent the
United States, and tho setting OF back
fire here will not help The country or it's
success in the conference and from po-
ltical standpoint will react upon those
who set it, Mr.. Mann's position in this
respect is wise one, and all Republicans
should approve IT,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-05
TUBERCULOSIS FIGHT.
State Commission Submits Its Report
for November.

Elizabeth Whittcn, r. NJ, supervisor
OF the Delaware State Tuberculosis Com
mission, submits the following report for
November.
New Castle Couuty-New clinic casee,
20; new non-clinic eases, 6; old patients
of clinic, o. patients sent to sanitarum,
l3, Office calls, u; nurses calls, 37i.
Kent and SUSSEX Counties Now cascF,
4, old ca@s Mt clinic, 30, non-cIinic eases,
102; patients sent Ia Ranitarium, I
nurses calls. l16.
Beware of tuberculosis nfter influenza
There is always n great increase ~ this
disease after influenza, and coughs and
colds should not be neglected Consult
n physician Tuberculosis is one Of the
greatest medical wartime problems The
best way To prevent the disease Is 10 stop
carcloas splitting, rs this spreads t1bcr-
culosls, pneumonia, influenza and colds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-05
Soaps

Pairnoiive. . &c
Woodbury. S. ... l9c
Resinol .. 19c
Ivory. &c
20 Mule Team Borax I2c
Saynan' S, 3 for 27c
Jergen's Violet Glycerine,
3 for 27c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-05
Ey-Mayor Price About

Ex-Mayor James + Price has recovered
sufficiently from operations for cataract6
ON the ewes 10 be out. lie was operated
upon at the Delaware Hospital few
weeks ago.