New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1917, Page 5

Now She is Strong and Better Every Way Pitman, N, J.,—"“T suffered from a weak, run-down condition so I could not get around to do my usual light ~ duties for I am 73 years of age and past hard work. My daughter brought me a bottle, of Vinél and asked me to try it and after taking two bottles I have a good appetite, rest well at night and am stronger and better in every way.”—Mrs. F. An- + derson, Pitman, N. J. We wish every feeble aged man and woman' in ' this vicinity would just try this constitutional cod liver and iron tonic on our guarantee to return their money if it fails to bene- fit." Formula is on every bottle. The Clark & Brainerd Co., drug- &ists; Liggett's Riker-Hegéman Drug Stores, John 'J. MéBriarty, 'Nathan Noveck, W. H. Russgll, and at the best dbdg store In every town and city in the country. Linonine For Colds .. Linonine takes that awful kick - out of & hard cold and renders SYRUAN REFUGEES '7,000 Fatherless Children Killed | While on the Way to Russia New York, Nov. 1.—Twenty thou- ! sand fatherless children of Armenian !and Syrian refugees in ‘the Caucasus are in need of immediate aid tc save them ’trom demoralization and starva- tion, it was declared here today by the Rev. F. W. Macallum, missionary in ' Turkey for the American Board of t Commissioners for Foreign Missions, just returned from relief work at Tif- ¢lis and vicinity. - In the Caucasus, | which he described as mountainous i with severe winters, he sald there are ‘300,000 Armenian and Syrian refu- | Bees from Turkey, mostly women and | ehifdren, as the men were massa¢red | by the Turks. | “The Turks made three drives against Russia, which brought into the Caucasus, which is Russian, large jnumbers ‘of refugees,” he said. “In 1914 more than 60,000 Armenians fled before the Turkish advance. The next year 30,000 more migrated. “The third drive is known as the Alashgert campaign of July 1915. The Armenians of the district of Alash- gert in Turkey were by it compelled to flee to the Caucasus. It also caused the evacuation of the city of Van by the Russians. This city had been de- fended in April and May by the A.r-l menlan population against a strong 'furkish army. Russian aid had ar- rived just in time to save it and the Turks ran away, but when the Rus- sians heard of the Turkish advance toward Alashgert, fearing their line of retreat might be cut off, they evacuat- ~ STREET. Gomplately Rastorad To Haltn | By “Frait-a-ives” 882 Sr. Vauuxe 8Sr., Morramar. “In 1912, I was taken suddenly ill with Acute Stomack Tvomble aad | dropped in the street. I'was treated i by several physicians for nearly two |* years, and my weight dropped from 225 . Ppounds to 160 pounds. Then several of my friends advised me to try “Frait- a-tives”. [ began fo improve almost Stomach Trouble—and all pain and Constipation were cured. Now I weigh 208 pounds... I eannot praise “Fruit- a-tives” enough”. H. WHITMAN. 50c. a box, 8 for $2.50, trial size, 25c. At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit. a-tives Limited, Ogdensburg, N.Y. small monthly grant for food in their homes. E “Fifteen thousand more appeal for similar help but no funds are avall- able at present. The committee Is now organizing an orphanage for 300 boys in Erivan. Boys of good intel- ligence and/ sound. physique will be taken in with a view to quick training in trades, farming _and education. These boys-will be prepared to act as leaders along these lines and fitted to take the place of the.artisans, indus- trial leaders: and teachers who wera killed.. . - r bkt | “Of the 300,000 refugees in the Cau- casus and the conquered provinces of Turkey, 250,000 are without employ- ment and dependent on charity. - The committee has begun work in spinning and weaving, -giving. employment - to | LARGE NUMflERflF :S’TR':EKEN I THE 'ARMORED. TW | ~“AGED MOTHER VINOL Scene lines on the French front showing an ON THE WESTERN FRONT, WELL CAMOUFLAGED TO HIDE IT FROM ENEMY FLIERS taken somewhere behind the Healed By Cuticura. “‘For several months Iwas troubled with a very severe case of dandruff which, greatly irritated my scalp. mlk%! i \vuylerrible, cansing’ 4 % of sleep, and sore erup- . R tions formed that caused” appeal my 2 lopst its gloss and dull and dry. “‘At last.1 heard of Caticura Soap and Oint- aem so 1 p-fltchuedhu box of Cuticura intment used it constantly on scalp, and I also used the Cuticura. to wash my hair. I continued, and at end of another week I was etely healed. -~ Since then I have ‘not-been' ?Sothe:de‘)iwfih tkhEz or éu!p mblg igne iss M. E. Ga 3 Commonwealth Ave., Atflmmn}ebmo alls, M ot iseady healthy il your 8 y 5 clear, keep it 80 by Caticura T toilet purpua ted now then tg‘mu:hel Cuticura Ointment to goothe and heal any tendency to irri- tation, redness or mnmh 4 Mail, address post-card: . ¢ Dept. R, Boston. Sold everywhere. armored train camouflaged to hide it from enemy observers. e . oo e e e e ¥ ed Van and retreated to the Cauca- |about 4,000, mostly women and girls. it harmless. It is the great fami- ly: remedy for all forms of colds and a remarkable preventive for thé more dangerous winter com- plaints of adults and children. ~Have a /bottle of Linonine |destitution, after losing large numbers, handy at all times—there’s no telling what instant it will be needed, especially so for coughs that threaten bronchitis. Nothing quite equll»ll Linonine for broy-i chitis. v i H H i 1 i work, however, was interrupted by the sus, taking with them all the Armen- ians ahd Syrians there. “This was by far the largest influx of refugees. They were attacked by Kurds on the way and 7,000 were killed. About 20,000 died of cholera. typhoid and typhus after reaching Russia. The total number of refu- &ees from Van and vicinity was about 200,000. In these ways some 300,000 people came to the Caucasus in great The moral ‘effects’ of work are very noticeable,. -Thelife-of a refugee with nothing to do' but stretch out hia hand for charity is extremely demoralizsing and discouraging.. Many of. the wo- men to ‘whom:theicommittee is giving work ceme on:foot from places as dis- tant as 10 to.13.miles.and.say what they value most is not the money they earn byt the mental and spiritual. re- Jef employment brings them.,, - “Great gratitude is expressed for the aid sent from America. It seems to them very wonderful that a country so far away and so entirely without any political aspirations in those regions should make such large contributions to relleve their sufferings. The pres- tige of America has been enormously increased by this disinterested phil- anthropy. - 5 “The American committee has at no time taken up the question of the po- Ilitical fyture of Armenia, but if the statesmen, who have to deal with this question. after the war, sequre for the Armenians, .Syrians, and other. small nations such a degree of.liberty as will insure safety to life, honor and prop- erty, they will have done no more tha simple justice demands.” . NEW SUPT. OF HEALTH Dr. Henry F. Moore, of Rockefeller Institute, to Begin Work Here About November 15. Dr. Henry F. Moore, of New York, has been engaged by the board of health to succeed Dr. T. Eben Reeks, resigned, as superintendent of health, This action was tdken at a special meeting of the board yesterday after- noon at which both Dr.. Moore and especially of men, and all théir pos- sessions. ¥ “Relief work by the American Com- -mittee for Armenian and Syrian Re- lief hegan in January, 1916, and is still going on and growing in extent aad importancé. The Russian government has helped thé refugeees generously. having given them up to the present nearly $10,000,000. This supplied them with food, paid thelr rent and made ft possible to providé for 5,000 orphans, but owing to the findncial difficulties of the government this aid is now cut off. *‘The American committee has given clothing and bedding to 50,000 of the most needy refugees and has also pro- vided large quantities of tea, sugar, kerosene and fuel where most needed. During the summer of 1916 the work of repatriation ivas undertaken and hundreds of farmers were returned to their homes in the province of Van and supplied with oxen, plows, seed and so forth. This most promising evacuation of that region by the Rus- sians in August 1916 and the com- mitee has decided that the time for repatriation on a large scale will be only after final victory over the Turks has been won. “Among the refugees are compara- tively few men as more of them than of ‘women and children fell in the massacres. - As a result there are in the Caucasus today 20,000 fatherless children in need of immediate aid. Of Mayor Quigley were present. The terms under which Dr. Moore has been engaged are the same as those these the American committee is al- ready helping 5,000 by giving them a § Suggestions for Week PEA BEANS H-0 OATS ....... SHREDDED WHEAT Free Dalivery on We Give ioyll Gond i’nlmg ETl:;p:‘ ZAsk for Them : 3rd Inclusive. . Big.4 Combination ~ | under which Dr. Reeks conducted the affairs of the department, viz.: A sal- ary of $3,500 per year with an allow- ance of $600 for transportation. The new health superintendent will begin his duties here an November 15. Dr. Moore is a young medical man [ in his early thirtlies. He is a native of Ireland and was educated at the University of Dublin, later studying at of Oct. 29th to No 2 \\ y ; [ e ) = E 1 ) T — A R 0 f, (l . o insure Victor lity, always look for the famous | e i Mhaavers Voice™ Tt ia on all genusine & products of the Victor Talking Machine Company. . 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