75TH
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JANUARY
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ST. CROIX STATIGN. -
Washington,
Dee.
26th.—Seecretary
Daniels, tonight ordered
the
Navy
De-
partment
Board
of Awards
reconvened
Monday January
sth,
to revise
reecent
re-
commendations
as
to naval awagds.
The
order io reconvene
the Board
was
made
publie late tonight, following
receipt *of
reports
from
Newport,
R.
1.. that Vice
Admiral Hiiary Jones
and
Captain
Has-
brouck had
followed Admiral Sims in
re-
fusing to accept
the medels
bestowed
on
them,
disagreeing
wich rthe
policy
deter-
mining the officers
to
be
rewarded
for
services
during
the war.
.
W
M
New Yor:,
Dec.
25th.
-A gréat
tide of
" Hma igration is
swesping
into
Palestine
influenced
by
(a2
‘conviction that
Great
Eritain
will shot'y
2ceept
a
mandate
of
the Holv Land'ard
that
.the
dream
of
a
Nationak*lome
for Jews-i
8 zbeut
o
be
realized,
according
o
cable
advice
re-
ceived
irom the
Zwonis
Organization
of
Amgricn
today.
4
I'ne
inessages
state
that
the
YWorid
£onic:once
of
Zionists
which'w
s s®heduled
10
be held-at
Basle
on January
18tk. has
Heen postponed
in
view of ‘‘the &s-ur:l possibility- of-
-
hegoticiions
tor
tne
man:.a-
over
Palestine’’.
At
the
same
tim:
-
Londoa
eadle
received
by
thédide
Morning Journa:
of the city
stated
«
-
Peace
nezotiations
with
Turkey
v/.
open
shortiy
after
the
New
Year
... i
that
Briush
aciegates
would
be
nir.
Lloyd
George,
Lord Curzon,
and
Mr.
Balfour, all three of whom
have
publiety
declared
their sympathy
with the
Zionist
|
movement.
In
view
of the
possibility,
the Greater Actions
Committee
of
the
Zionist organization has
been
summoned
te mect
as
soon
as possible
in London
to
cope
with
what
is
t rmed
as
'he acute
of people who are
weak and
! lack
iron in their blood
and
t¥:-
thay
are illfor no other reasen
th:
1 lack
of iron.
Iron deficiency
@
‘alyzes
healthy,
c¢norgetic
actic
+
1 pulls
down
the
whele
org:
. and
weakens
the
entire
sys.or
|
There
are
thousands
whos
!
a
are
ageing
and
“reakingtdown
ot
'
+
when
they
should
be enjowing thai
nodily
health
which <ries defiance
tn
«
simr
~le
because
they
are
mot
avake
<
tion
of
th:ir
blood.
By
ail
*
8
remain thin,
pale
and
wotery
¢
e
fiol
giving
the
no~turn?
life
forec:
>
body
@&
chance
te
do
their work, = '/
ors
go
th:ough life appa:
ently possessin
r afteg
yeur,
the
elasiicity,
the
streny.!
id
the
enurgy
oE
eéarlier
days
throv
their
boilics
the
ener;y
and
'r that
comes
from plenty of red
blood=
»
d
with
strength-civing
dron. = I-on:
is
blood
food and
phveicians
explain e
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= they
gie_
gfhe
orgor.c.
iren—aluxat
giian to
il im the
rcd
Dlocd
corprscleda
giva
inereased
pcror and
endrrance.
;'
;
“fCommenting
ou the
uc: of NugatiIron
ual
tonic,
sirength
and
blood-bui
cr
by
‘over
thrce
million people
“dmmmal
,
Dr,
James Trancis
Sullivan,
formerly
p
sician
of Belkerie Hospital (Outdoor Divis. New
cork ur ' the Westchester
County
k' spital,
Ad:
" Lodern
wrdthods
of cpokidg
lid the
-apid
~2ca
at wlich peenle
of
TS
«omtury
Hve 1.,
sl:da
su~h
#n slarming #hey ase
in
i
defoicrem
in
blood
of Ay =rican
an
oy
1o
tien
the
hzve ofteft
s
. veled
st
178
numt
seople’-ws,
lack
& .
..
2 :t'ood-.
1
v
.o meyer érgpect
|
e
e e
e——
the
cause
of their weak, ner'tmis
run-down
state.
Lack
of iron in the- }no&'not only
o'
es
a2 man
a
physical
weakling, .nervous,
irri.ableyeasily fatigued,
but it utterly robs
him
of that
virile force,
that
stamina
and
strenoth
of will which
are
so
necessary
to
success
and
power
in every walk of life.
It
may
also
transform
@
beautiful,
sweet-
termpered
woman
into
one
who
1s
cross,
nervous
and
irritable.
I
have
strongly
emrhasized
the great
necessity
of physicidns
making
blood
examinations
of
thcir weak
ana-mic,
run-down
patients,
Thousands
of
persons
go
on year after year suffering from
“Vyysical
weakncoss
and
e
highly
nervous
yndition
due
to lack
of
sufficicnt
iron
in
eir blood
corpusclces
without ever realizing
the
real
cause
of
the
trouble.
But in my
opinion
you can’t make
these
strong,
vigor-
ous,
successinul,
sturdy
iren mca
by feeding
them
on m:tallic iron,
The
old
forms
of
metallic
dron
must
go
through
a
digestive
process
to
transform
them
into
organic
iror —Nuxated
Iron—before
thoy
are ready
to Le
taken
up and
assimilated
by the hu-
man
system.
Notwithstanding
all that has
boen
said and written on this subject by well-
known
phys cians,
thousands
of
people still
insist
dn
desing
themselves
with rshetallic
iror. simply,
1
suppose,
because
it costs
a
sow
cents
less.
I s‘rongly advise
readers
in
all «2ces
to get
a physician’s prescription
for
orgoaic iron—>vuxated Iron—or if you don’t
‘want to
go
to
this
trouble
then
purchase
only Nuxated
Irra in its original packages
and
see
that
this
~articular
name
(Nuxated
Iron)
appears
o:i.
the package.
If you have
tallen Ereparatmns
such
as
Nux and
Iron
and
other
similar iron products
and
failed
to
get redults,
remember
that
such
products
are
an
entirely
dificrent thing
from
INuxe
ated
lrom.
problem of I'estrainin'%'
' woolesale
immi-
gration to Palestine.
In
, messsage
sent
th Judge
Julian
Ma kg
4 -esidert
of
the
Americar
Zionist
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Weak,
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Dr. H. B, Vail, formerly Physician
inthe
Baltimore Hospital, and
a Medical Examiner
,
says: "Throug%out
my experience
on
Hes.
i
giial
Staffs
and
as
a
Medical
Examiner, I
.
have
been
astonished
at
the
number
of pa
tien*s who have vainly dcctored
for various
-
diseases,
when in reality their delicate,
run-
.
down
state
was simply the result
of
lack of
.
iron in the
blood.
Time and
again I have
prescribed
organic
iron—Nuxated
Iron—-
and
surprised
patients
at
the
rapidity
with
.
~
which the weakness
and general
dcebility was
"
replaced
by
@
renewed
feeling of sirengiix
-
and
vitality.
I took
Nuxated
Iron myself
.
to build me
up after
a serious
case
of nerv-
.
~
ous
exhaustion.
The
effects
were
apparent
after
@ few
days
and
within three
weeks
it
had
virtually revitalized
my whole
system
and
put
me in a superb
physical conditiors”®
Dr. T. Alphonsus Wallace, aé)bysicf
of
many years’
experience
in this
€ount
~ and
abroad,
says:
“I do
not make
a
pri.uce
ei
recommending
advertised
medicinal.products,
but I have found Nuxated
Iron
so potent irn
nervous,
run-down conditions,
that I believe
all should know it.
The
men
ar.d
women
of
today
need
more
iron in their
blood
than
was
the
case
twenty
or
lLirty years
ago.
This because
of the c{emmeralized
diet which
now
is
scrved
daily in thotsands
of homes
and
also becanse
of the demand
for greater
resistance
necessary
to
offset
the
greater
number
of
health
hazards
to
be
met
et
erery turn.”
:
“Tawwracronrns’ Nors
Nuxated Jrom which {g[rescribed
ind mecommended
abuve
by physicisus
is not
a secret
remedy bat
one which is weil known
to druggists
every-
where
Unlike the older ynoreanic
iron
products it s
easily assimilated
and
does
noi
injure
the
teeth,
make
them black,
nor upset
the staomach
The manufacturers
guarantes
successfnl
and entirely satisfactory results tn ™
every purchaser
or they wiil refund your momey.
J
dispensed byall goog druggists,
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