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ourgeons of North America, appealed i. . ;"at onorat8 in nations throw them torcthcr hanhararrl anil
he tLfTt Pr?fe8Sl0n " Ktive1" l'Vr!dUal8- '." tb
crea tmUble tan,dard at do- beforeHt,Ve upon you now aa never thorn to nnd their w In theno un
nroSn iar5, elFectIveneBS-M The .nth MlIRt n . n , T , ' tried problems, and then when this
to nfr nV l d?lared' must share I ontinenoo U n i Ut Ii, War ls OTtr' 8cattcr thc80 yonK
Us part of the hlamo for tho "tin- t S ? Pt? 8 ?? long?r a mat- - ovr o country, xrlth all tho things
pardonable prudery that endured an ' ZiZy' l?.0U?hJl m,"Bt be thc' havc lcarncd ftnd "Eht not to
evil rather than have it exposed and I fn , ?f tho c'1 doctrine of have learned, we shall have lowered
eradicated" s. : t has come to ho seen as , the level of the moral life of this
There is not an army in the field ,"2 ! S l",tho grcat law 0 i nation In a way that we can not af-
wuuse enecuveness Is not reduced by nin VTn f T 7,, , iaK0 ino ' rord t0 do-
reason of social disease," said Sec-1 hi X? cIent licB' We now now I
retary Daniels. "Tho navy suffers ' ftho testimony of science that there nvi: muuur. cavj
retary Daniels. "Thn nn cnw ' r "" ui science mat there nvi: imimir. pipaiw.k t.ai.ivo
likewise, and business halts bccanM ' ' , .i?u,? "
tiioaa ,t., jx a. . . - ,mu iur mo sexes, to nrcnrh t ie 5:7:tJ ' . ;:jt. :?".-" -"JJr"'.. . .
to preach immorality and a lowering' - - - 1 . 1
of manhood. I c 0?r "U cf ur
t uvc nan i ur ociqc momer
these diseases destroy the manhood
ot workmen and fighters. During
the last statistical year men of the
American navy lost 141,378 days'
sickness from a small group of ab-
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w.j wuu mil UYUI IIHOW Inl Oil 1
In blond nnri tnnro Mint 4V.t ll i .
o.wmat, iioui a smaii group or ab-in, , v-", ""' "" " i
solutely preventable diseases. This ! ;,en ,from the ncart of tho world
lacuna mat every aay tnroughout the i Z I V , uw,uu Ul Ult rucu I
year there were 456 men disabled.! , b4een made to Pay for ,ta aubmls-i
Add to that number those required ?, a orlc fahichood. Young
to care for the disabled and we have cs ned' fu.ure3 cheated of prom- j
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enough men en the non-effective Hat
each day to man a modern battleship.
Ravages in Civil Idfc, Too.
"In the navy in 1915 there were
admitted for treatment for these dis
eases 112 persons in every 1,000, and
in the army 84 for every 1,000, the
number in the army having de
creased from 145 to the 1,000 after
the passage of an act stopping the
pay of all soldiers admitted for treat
ment for such disease. The new
navy law stops the pay of men so af
fected, and will probably reduce the
ratio. These figures show a condi
tion upon tho part of the minority
in both arms of the service that chal
lenges the thought of the author
ities. "In civil life the number afflicted
is quite as large proportionately as
in the military service. It has been
printed that Hecht, of Vienna, stated
SitpluU WntOwUIMm.'.mSUm
lint kit l-V.-l.-. .l y.
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IttMvIr. NtmaltOturraf,
Warm, comfort Mr. mirtmiHi
U. Ketpfmlft (daxuliUMi
aod piern kkM. lint to
the sins of the fathers, innocent wo- i "S av'iiZSS
men roDDCd or tho rirht to hnnnv ww yt'vMt'i-'
. tx. """ ua niu HkHL to nappy ,,, cirrtrftrroltrtUliwo wdrr. A tmat briar M
motherhood and the virility of a n&- OVERLAND SHOE COicM t, R4.,wi.
tion sapped at its very foundations. -
xuuuy as never oeiore American I r
manhood must be clean. We must if
nave fitness. America stands in need i $
or every ounce of strength. We must j
cut out the cancer if we would live." I
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BAICER
PROTEO-
PLEADS FOR
TION
A dispatch, dated Boston, Oct. 25,
sayB: Unless a net work nt wMn.
tion is spread around thc soldiers In 1 1
communities adjoining the warl
camps, the whole moral life of this
nation will be lowered and there will
be a wide extenfl!fin of nnMni
diseases, said Secretary Baker in an
address todav hnfnrn dm t I H function and the inlnd mum ! a rrno ,
uuuress louay, Deroro the Boston , t nnd happy and fro from won-Jra to clvo
campaign committee of the war camp
community recreation fund, which Is
printed that Hecnt, or Vienna, statea . .. , " ------ 7u "
that at one time the equivalent of .85,y l st,art,a drlvo for. fSOO.OOO
thrAa entire Austrian divisions of,"1 w MBM" uo1 or ?700,000
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brines isatant roliff and produces thousand, or cores, it u
aanitary. eztraEaelT .comlortaWe, cannot alip, aJlowa tio
blood circulation, aad CoattDUally aaasaazos and strengthens
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TNEAKRONTRUI8CO. 3231 mwaiUBB.AKBOM.0
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nn nAA - . ior me war lunu.
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l .11 . ...1.11 !. n,v...n "EverV riOW nnrl fhnn nm !,,
army in Belgium, representing only said Secretary Baker "I don't know
a smau part ot tne total uerman
forces, is reported during the first
five months of its occupation to have
furnished 35,000 such padents.
p.n.nndin.n and Australian officers Have
(deplored the ravages of this disease.
The late ligures irom tne xrmsn
army gave 78,000 cases, and all other
countries have also been weakened.
"Menace in War and Peace."
"Sir William Osier places these
infectious diseases at the top as a
menace in war and peace. The time
has come to realize that this subtlest
foe of humanity must be conquered,
and it can not be conquered by deny
ing its existence, saying it Is a neces
sary evil or applying palliatives. It
is deadlier than smallpox or tuber
culosis. A Canadian authority says:
Its ravages today are more terrible
for Britain and Canada than Vimy
Kldge, tne aomiue uuu ajco.
"The remedy, there is but one
continence. It must be preached in
the home, in the school, in the marts
of trade, in the pulpit and military
camps and among shipmates afloat.
The eradication of the evil effects
must be thorough, but the teacher
who will be heard and heeded when
the teachings of all others will fall
on deaf ears is the word of authority
from the medical profession.
"You, gentlemen, of the medical
profession, deal with life and death.
You bring the bodies into the world
and you close the eyes otyhe dead.
100 OF HEALTH i
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N. Y. City) have Improved thHr marital '
and pbvnlta.1 hrnlth and now llva with
out calling a doctor, bf-oauin of our
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