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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-10
MEXICAN PROBLEM
TO COME BEFORE
PEACE DELEGATES
Opinion in Capital is That Eng
land and France Will Insist
on U. S. Intervening, Since
u, S, Won't Let Them.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. (Spl.) THAT
the Mexican problem will be one OF
the issues which Will come up for solu-
tion at the peace table is tully reco9-
nized by representatives OF the state
department conversant with that sltuas
tion. The opinion here Is that Engiand
and France will Insist that, since the
United States will permit no other ma
ton to do 1t, this country should under-
take to straighten out affairs across
the Rio Grande.
How this is to be done will be the
problem which President Wilson ahc
the other peace delegates from TINS
country will have to work out. Here,
tofore President Wilson'S policy toward
Mexico has been one of noninterVentlon
and, according to confidential advices'
it has not resulted in the re-establlsh-
ment of law, order and good govern
ment.
II is a wen-known fact that Presi-
dent CarranZa and his advisers confl-
IDENTIFY counted on a German victory
in the great war, even after the United
States was drawn into that conflict,
The result was shat Mexico became
the asylum for German propagandlsts
from all parts OF the western hemi i
sphere. President Carranza apparently
believed Germany would win, and while
he was not willing to risk everything
by adopting the plan outlined in the
Zimmerman note. was confident that
a victorious Germany would make ad-
yantageous concessions to Mexico.
with GeAmany defeated Carran2a has
no friend among the great powers upon
whom he can lean, unless it be the
| United States, and there Is grave doubt
even Of this. The German propagandist
| did his work WE'LL and the average
Mexican peon, constituting the bulk OF
the population, has conceived a sense
less hatred for the "gringoes, More
than that, they don't realize the great
part this country had in winning the
war, But look upon the United States
/ as fiat and hopeless giant" as one
report from across the border expresses
! it, Whether Carranza himself believe:
this is questionable, but he realizes
1t is we'll nigh impossible to change the
sentiment, now that it has been Gre
| ated
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-10
BIG BATTLE BEGAN ON
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

COPENHAGEN, Jan. 1o,---Tho fight
ing in Berlin, which the Berlin cor
rSspondent OF the Berlingske Tdende
describes az victory for the government,
began Wednesday afternoon, when the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-10
EBERT LEADERS GAINING
UPPER HAND STEADILY

LONDON, Jan, 1c--The Ebert gov
ernment is steadily gaining control IN
Berlin and the Spartacus element ~
gradually losing ground though n!
Continued on Page 3, Column 81
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-10
HUN ENVOY QUITS MADRID.

MADRID, Jan TO-. Havas) prince
Max Won Ratibor and Convey, German
ambassador to Spain during the war,
has left Madrid with his family. He is
returning to Germany.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-10
Delay Group Plan.

These very essential prelimmarieS
win not necessarily delay the Informal
conversation, but they will, in meas,
ure delay the working Of group plan
conferences by which the principal pei
with interested neutrals nonbelliger-
ents or minor nations engaged in the
war and reduce their results to mem
oranda which are to go 10 the peace
congress for inclusion in the final set
tlement. ,,-.- .,l.,o.
to Europe as early as he did, was that
all the entente governments had mace
their preparations to get down to talk
CONTINUED on Page 3, Column A.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-10
REAL SESSIONS OF BIG
PEACE MEET IMMINENT 7

PARIS, Jan. 10-After nearly q month
of waiting and preparation, converse
tions which will lay the foundation OF
the actual peace congress are about
TO start. American delegates feel that
a great deal of progress might have
been made before now If a full repre-
sentaton Of the nations allied against
Germany had arrived promptly.
Suggestions have been made. that the
French and American delegates go
ahead while awaiting the arrival of the
British plenipotentiaries, who are now
expected Saturday, President Wilson,
however, vetoed the plan, holding that
inasmuch as there already has been SO
long a delay it would be best to wait
a little longer to secure the partlcipa-
ton of the British,
As many OF the principal, questions
to be threshed out In preliminary con
ferences concern most intimately the
United States, Great Britain and France
there is some hope of talr headWay beI
ing made while awaiting the oftlclal
announcement Of the full Italian deSe-
gatioE and the arrival of the Japanese
representatives. The Belgians Will ar
rive next week, but of course they are
in the status of minor belltgerents.
The first few conferences between
the Americans, French ana Brltisn
probably will develop Just how much
progress may be expected before PreSl-
dent Wilson goes home next month.
II is settled that when he reaches
America one of his first acts Will be
TO address congress and give report
on what has been accomplished. Some
trained diplomats among the. Amerl,
cans here are agreed that the moSl
Mr. Wilson can hope to report VII
probably be a general undertaking OF
the widest sort upon a set or princl,
pies which must be left to be appheo
by the peace congress.
Mr. Wilson hopes TO be able to &c
more but unless something unexpecteS
Happens, 1t seems probable physlce
conditions alone will prevent the ac'
Compishment of more curing the re-
naming six weeks of his stay,
Each Of the bodies of peace commls
sioners will necessarily go through al
organization process, This work nsl
taken the Americans month ana evei
now they are only partially ready IN
French, of course, have their, organl
zation on the spot. The British, hay
brought over from England a highl.
developed machine which is virtualiii
ready to function. The Japanese VII
have to organize after reaching her
as will the Belgians, and other miho
beligerents.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-10
Weather Forecast

Fair and Somewh&
Warmer Weather FL
day Night. z
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-12
NUNCA Sc DESAYUNE listed
SIN TOMAR Aqua CALIENTE
FL neior medic de SentirSe bien evtar enfermeda
des eS tomar aqua caliente ayunas

Lo mismo que Ell carbon, al consumir
sc, deja cierta cantidad de materia in
combustible Ell forma de ceniza, los ali
mentos y las bebidas que tomamos a
diario, dejan en- cl intestine cicrta can.
tidad de residuos indigeribles, los cua-
les, 81 no son expelidos por Ell organis-
mo de modo regular y complete, Sc con-
vierten ell un foco alimenticio de milo
mes Gle bacterias que infestan los intes-
tinos. Ademas, tales residuos producer
subs'ancias venenosas que son absorbi-
das por los intestinos pasan al to-
rrente circulatorio.
Las personas que nunca logran SEN
tirse bien, deben principiar inmed ata-
mcnte la limpieza do sus organos inte-
riores por medic de- bafio matinal in
terno. Para efectuarlo, basta tomar to-
das las N; iianas, antes del desayuno, un
vase de aqua calicnte con una cuchara-
Gi'a de Fosfato Limestone. Esta agra
dable combination expulsa completa Y
r&piaamente, tan+o lrs materias 6eja-
daS por los alinentos digcridos la Wis
pera, como las substa ncias toxicas y
ran-icne asi limpio y frcsco todo e,
sistema digestive.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-12

tlenen los mcdicos de verificar ell exa
men de la sangre de sus enfermos de-
biles, aneraicos y decafdos Miles de
personas pasan ano tras aiio sufrien-
do de debilidad fisica y de un estado
excesivamente nervioso, debido a fal
ta de hierro suficiente en- sus globu-
los sanguineos sin conocer iamas la
causa verdadera de su NAL. Pero en-
mi opinion no podreis formar hon.
bres fuertes, vigorosos. verdaderos
hombres resistentes de hierro ST los
allmentais con hierro metalico. Las
antiguas formas del hierro metalico
deberan pasar por un proccso de Sc
indigestion. para transformarsc en-
hierro organico. Hero Nuxado, an
tes de ser aptas para ser absorbidas
v asimiladas por ell organisme huma-
no. A pesar de todo 10 que Sc ha
dlcho Y escrito a este respecto por
medlcos renOmbrados, miles de per
sonas insisten en- tomar hierro me-
talico. tai vez a causa de que cuesta
unos cuantos centavos menos. Reco-
mlendo de manera muy especial a to-
dos ohtengan del medico una receta
nara tomar hierro organize, Hierro
Nuxado, 81 aun desean hacerlo mas
dlrectamenta, es sufciente con oo-
tener un pomo original de Hero Nu-
xado Y convencerse de one este nom
bre aparezca en- la envoltura. ST ha-
beis tornado nuez v6mica herro Y
otros productos similares del hierro
Y no -habeis obtenido buenos resulta-
dos, recordad nue tales productos son
enteramente distintos de 10 que cons
tit''ve ell Hero Nuvado".
FL doctor IT. B. Vail. antique medi-
60 del Hospital de Baltimore. Me-
dico Examinador. dice: "Fn mi prac-
tica de hospital como Medico Exa-
minador, he uuedado asombyado del
n1mero de enfermos que han sido
recetados en- vano para curar diferen
tes Intermediates. cusndo en- realidad
su estado delicado, decaido era solo
ell resultado de falta de hierro en- la
sangre. En- numerosas ocasiones he
prescrito el hierro organize, Hero
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-12

IA Naturaleza ha adornado este sitio, pu
limos admirar deleitarnos con la be-
leEa y simpatia de varias niiias que
;abian sido convidadas rarticipar de
a fiesta.
No podremos olvidar las simpaticas
eepi' TORN Boscio, Angelica y Lii
via Ortiz, Ernestina Petrovich y A1fs
2uirsola, que embellecieron con su pre-
sencia aquel sitio Incompatible
No falto ell lechon asado, Ell srroz con
gallina v. Ell amigo Rene de Coursel
Bachito rompieron Ell record CO.
miendo ostiones. Grata, pero nuy gra-
ia, resulto la jira, y esperamos que no
sea la Ultima.
DE BASEBALL:
Ell domingo jug6, con muy mala suer-
:e, la novena corsica" VS.. Maya
gues Sugar" en- Mayasuez. Muchos
etribuyen la derrota al fSmoso PIT
cher "Cahon'', que aseguran "explo-
to" en- ell primer "inning'', dejandose
anotar nueve carreras. Lamento mucho
Ell fracaso.
Ell CINE CORSICA:
Esta empresa hace toda clase de es-
fuerzos por exhibir buenas peliculas,
y Sc propone presen.ar al publico las
lltimas producciones cinema.ograficas.
Para el sabado. continuation de LAS
Siete Perlas''.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
Corsica, noviembre 10.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-12

explica de que manera ell HE
rro NuXado eel Restaurador de la
Sangre por Eycelencia) ayuda
dar Fuerza Y Energia renovadas
los hOmbres Y pOne rosas en- las
mejillas de las mujeres.
Sousted Sc cansa con facilidad,
81 esta palida, apesarada que
brantada, 81 Sc siente completa-
mentc debil, nerviosa Y decaida,
Sc admiraria seguramente 81 viese
una gotta de su propia sangre bajo
un poderoso microscopic Y la com
parase con una gotta de sangre
pura, sana y RIGA en- hierro. La
falta de hierro paraliza la accion
de la salud de la energia, de-
blitando ell ORGANISING por COM
pleto y abatiendo todo ell siste-
ma.
Existen miles de personas cuyos
cuerpos estan envejecidos desgas-
tados cuandO podian gozar de la salud
corporal que desafia la enferme
tado de su san"re. Permi+;nndn one
sea delgada, palida y amarillenta, no
dan a su cuerpO la oportunldau para
cumplir sus funciones. Sin embargo,
muchas otrss pasan pOr la vida pose
yendo aparentemente, afio tras ano, la
elasticidad, la fuerza y la energia de
los primeros amos, pues en- sus cuer-
pos circular ell vigor y resistencia que
sc originan por la abundancia de san
gre roja. RIGA en- hierro que es pro-
ductor de frerza. Ell hierro es ell
alimento de los globulos rojos Y los
medicos explican en- las lineas ST
ganico, Hero Nuxado, para restau
rar los globulOs rojos Y dar mas fuer-
"a resistencia.
AL hacer ell comentario acerca del
Hero Nuxado como t0nico res
taurador de la energia v de la san
gre en- mas de tres millones de per
sonas al ano, ell doctor James Fran
els Sullivan, antique medico del Hos
pital Bellevue (Departamento Exter
no). New York and Westchester Coun-
ty Hospital. dice: "Los modernos
metodos culinsrios la rapidez con
que los hombres de esta epoca viven,
han ocasionado tan alarmante au-
mento en- la deficiencia del hierro en-
la sangre de los americanos del norte
v del sur, que me he quedado asom-
brado del gran niimero de personals
cuya sangre es defciente en- hierro,
v. quicnes, nunca sospechan la causa
de su estado de debilidad, nerviosidad
v decaimiento. La falta de hierro en-
la sangre no solo hace al hombre fl
sicamente debil. nervioso, irritable,
facilmente accessible la fatiga, sino
que ademas lie roba su fuerza viril,
su energia y su potencia que son TAN
necesarias para triunfar y dominar
en- Ia vida. De la misma manera
transforma una mujer bella v de
caracter encantador en- una mujer ca
prichosa. nerviosa irritable He
recomendado siempre Ia necesidad que
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coRREsPoNsAL.

Corsica, noviembre 10.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-12
Gotta muy aumentada de sangre
dc una muier anemica, mOstrando
los gl0bulOs r0jos enfermos.

Nuxado " los en1ermos Sc han que.
dado sorprendidos de la rapidez con
que ell agotamiento debilidad ge-
neral han sido reemplazados por una
sensation de fuerza v vitalidad. Yo
mismo tome ell Hero Nuxado para
tonificarme despues de un grave es-
tado de agotamiento nervioso. Los
efectos fueron notables al cabo de DO
cos dias y en- tres semanas me habian
revitalizado puesto en- un estado
fisico admirable"
Ell doctor Alphonsus Wallace. me-
dico de amplfsima practica en- este
pals Y en- ell extranjero, dice: "No
acostumbro recomendar productos me-
dicinales de anuncio, pero he encon-
trado que ell Hero Nuxado cs tan
eficaz en- los estados nerviosos de
anemia que creo que todo ell mundo de-
be concerto. Los hombres las mule
res de la epcca actual necesitan mas
hlerro en- su sangre en- comparaci6n
de hace veinte treinta amos. Y este
sc debe la dieta de desmineralizaci6n
que Sc sirve diariamente en- miles de
hogares y tambien debido a Ia nece.
sldad de mayor resistencia nara VEN
Ger Ell mayor numero de obstaculos
contra la salud que actualmente Sc
presentan".
N0ta De Los Fabricantcs. Ell HE
rro Nuxado que Sc prescribe v reco-
mlenda en- las lineas anter'ores nor
los medlcos, no es un remedio secre-
TO- slno que por ell contra rio es bien
conocldo por los farmaceuticos de to-
90 el mundo. Es completamente dis
Unto de los antiques productos del
hlerro inorganico, pues es facilmen-
te aslmilado y no perjudica la denta-
dura nj ennegrece los dientes. nj tras.
lorna el estomago. Los fabricantes
que los resultados SON bue-
nos y enteranente satisfactorios para
todos los compradores de 10 con-
trario les devolveran su dinero. De
venta en- todas las bnenas .Drogue-
rfas.
Unieos Distribaidt res Pro. RICO DRU3 Co,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-12
ECOS De RINCON
MovIr11ENTo EscoLAR:

McvIrIIENTo ESCoLAR:
En- ell edificjo "Jose Pablo Morales
celebr6se una conferencia de maestros
a la que asistieron profesores de Afias
CO y Aguada.
Sc desarrollaron muy buenos temas
por maestros del Distrito, y nuestro
buen amigo y competente professor Mi
guel A. Lorenzo demos.ro una vez mas
su capscidad. Trat6 varios puntos con
mucha exactitud. Felicito al cuerpo de
profesores de Rincon y su inspector,
Pedro Aran.
DE LA LOGIA:
Sigue trabajando con entusiasmo, y
Ell comi:6 de propaganda Sc propone
presentar un crecido nlmero de adep-
tos.
Ell CoMISIoNADo DE SANDAL:
Ell joven galeno doctor Carlos Con-
zalez ha sido nombrado para el desem-
pefio de este cargo, 10 que celebramos
mucho dados sus meritos aptitudes.
GIRA EN- PUERTO REAL.
En- union de varios amigos de Corsica
y Mayaguez, pasamos un dia de campo.
FL amigo Manuel Lorente y La familia
Boscio, de aQuel poblado, nos recibie-
ron afsblemente compartimos con ellos
horas de placer y algeria.
Ademas de admirar la bellesa con que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-12

Quienes padecen de dolores de cabeza,
biliosidad, resfriados estrenimiento;
quienes, al despertar, tienen NAL alien
to y un sabor desa gradable en- la boca;
quienes sufren de dolor de espalda y reu
matismo. y quienes exper; mentan aci-
dez, nenura malestar despues de las
lcomidas, deben ensayan ell muy benei-
co trctamiento que dejamos descrito.
En- cualquier farmacia pueden comprsr,
por unos pocos centavos, un cusrto de
libra de Fosfato Limestone. Basta tai
cantidad para experimental los grandes
benefcios que reporta Ell uso diario de
esta substantial EN- comb nacion con ell
aqua caliente.
Recuerdese siempre que ell baiio inter
no es mucho mas importante para la
sa'nd que ell aseo exterior, porque los po
ros nunca absorben las impurezas depo-
sitadas Ell ellos, micntras que los intes-
tinos 81 absorben las substances vene-
nosas y las llevan la sangre, causando
asi grave dafio todo el ORGANISING. Lo
que el jabon y ell aqua hacen con la pie!,
es decir, limpisrla, refrescarla y tonif-
carla, ESQ mismo hacen el aqua calien-
te y Ell Fosfato Limestone con el higa-
do, los riiiones y los intestinos. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-12
LA POESIA

(conferencia leida en- Ell Atenco, Ell lu
nes, diez de noviembre en- honor del
alo poeta espaiiol, Francisco vi
llaespcsa, por su autor Abdon Io-
d.iguez San.os)
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-01-22

Yes, Paul keeps fresh fish and
oysters and will bc pleased to
serve YOU. Phone your order,
l49
William Y. Goodloe, Jr., left
last week for Eastern Virginia,
whore he will visit relatives FOR
several weeks.
Miss Bcss Young, OF Stonegu,
spent Sunday in the Gap visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Eilz-
nbeth Gilly
Mrs. W. n. Wagner went TO
Bristol Thursday to attend the
district Missionary Conference,
--ChilhOwie Correspondent to
Bristol Herald Courier.
Mrs. w. X. Peck has as her
glcst her mother, Mrs. Rosen.
berg, of Terre Haute, Ind.
Lloyd Guild, Christ Episcopal
Church, will meet with Mrs.
Rowe, Thursday at 3 30 p M. /.
old time.
Mr. and Mrs T. l.. Morton aud
baby left Monday afternoon for
Knoxville, where they will
spend a week with relatives.
Call Mr.. Orr at the Monte
Nista ilotel for automobile ser
vice.
ID b. Pierson, sales manager
for the Stonegn Coke * Coal
Company is spending a few days
in Spartansbug, S. G. this week
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. Kemper, of Evansville,
Ind, is spending several days
in the Gap visiting his daugh
ter, Mrs. Otis Mouscr,
w. NJ. Young OF Turkey Cove,
VAS in the Gap Saturday on
business.
Miss Ida Baker, the popular
telephone operator is suffering
from an attack OF the "tlnM.
Bobert Pennington, OF Ilarri-
man, Tenn, spent sunday in
the Gap visiting his sister, Mrs.
II, A. w. Skeen.
Allen Carnes, Of Elkhorn, ".
Va, is visiting his parents, MIR.
aud Mrs. w. II Cnrncs
c. p. Kline, representing the
L. b Kline Cooperation, of Nor
ton, was Il business visitor in
town Monday.
Miss Lanua Mars, of Eeokce,
spent several days in the Gap
last week visiting Misses Matte
Nicklcs and Grace Long.
Mr.. and Mrs, a. c. Harris. Of
Pennington Gap, spent Sunday
III the Gap the guests of Mrs
Harris sister, Mrs w 7. Hud-
gems.
You'll find a nice line of fruits
at Paul's Cafe
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Build more houses in Big
stone Gap, and thereby help
build up the town
| LOST. a cameo brooch Tues
day morning some where be
tween DIR. Bakers resident and
LORRAINE apartment house. Val
liable reward will be given if
returned to this Office
w. b. Kinder, of Ariemns.
Ny, spent the weekend in the
Gap visiting homefolks.
Hon. John w. Newman, of
Versailles, Ky, spent few
days in the Gap thus week in
The interest Of the Siemp farm
in the Cove.
Why not subscribe for our pa
per, Knoxville journal q Trl.
bune. News five hours a head
Of any other paper reaching
town Paurs Cafe.
Nj. h. Oetkcn has sold his cot.
tage TO j r. Hammond. who
has moved into same. MIR Oet.
Ken and family have taken
rooms with Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.
Commings
Major j. F.Bnllitt, ofPhiladel.
Pima, counsel for the Stonega
Coke and Coal Company and
allied interests, is spending a
few days this week in Tie Gan
The Monte Vista service car
is again IN operation and ready.
to serve its customers.
Miss Bertha Hurd, one of the
telephone operators at Coeburn
came down to the Gap SUNDAY
night to help in the Telephone
Exchange here, while three Of
the operators have influenza.
Miss Ruth Jones left Tuesday
night for Kansas City. Mo-
where she will spend the rest Of
Tue winter months visiting Miss
Rose Scharf, who lived in the
Gap several years ago.
g. f. Beverley, prosperous
farmer living near Danville.
va, IS spending few days in
the Gap and at Gate City this
week visiting relatives and
friends
Mrs. j. NJ Stewart returned
Monday TO the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Wiley Witt. AT
ter several weeks visit to rela-
tives in Kingsport,
NJ. II. GRADER spent a few
days in Bristol last week and
accompanied his wife and two
little sons home, who had been
spending several days in Bris-
toi visiting relatives.
Missionary journey of the
junior Auxiliary will begin
with a visit to the Dakota In.
dams. Meet with Mr. and
Mrs. Bliss at $50 this afternoon
Every child who wants to take
the trip invited.
Mrs. NJ X. McCorkle. who
formerly lived in Big Stone Gan
out who now lives at Nora. Va
where her husband is engaged
IN the lumber business. and
TWO daughters, Julia and Jose.
phina, have gone toUmatila Fla.
where they will spend the re-
mainder of the winter visiting
Mrs. McCorkle's parents, Mir
and Mrs. w. 7. Kennedy.
r. b. Carter has resigned his
position as purchasing agent for
the lntermont Coal and Iron
cooperation, and moved his fam
my to st. Charles last week.
where he will be buyer for the
Black Mountain Mining Com.
pany. He sold his cottage here
to Rufus Mann, of Gate CITY.
who will move to the Gap.
Mrs. Moore formerly lived in
the Gap, where her husband
II. l.. Moore, was superintepd.
ent of the Extract works. Mrs
Moore, who was very lovable
woman, has a host OF friends
In the Gap, who will regret to
learn of har 5aorh