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Evening star., 1914-11-28
EFFORT TO REACH FRIENDS
Newspapers Tell of Quest for Men
0n Firinu Tine

Trench editions" of Belgian news
papers have reached the Belgian lega-
ton here. disclosing the effort being
made to re-establish communica ton be-
tween the men on the firing line and
their families in the territory occupied
by the Germans or who have fed to
France, England or Holland
Besides the news OF the day and hu-
morous remarks aimed at the enemv.
the papers carry columns of paragraphs
addressed to individual soldiers by
company and regimental designation.
telling each the whereabouts of his
relatives. Each paragraph begs that
the soldier send news"
Evening star., 1914-11-28
GERMAN BIPLANE FALLS
UNDER ARTILLERY FIRE

PARIS, November 2S.-According to
information given out by the war office,
French artillery at some undesignated
point on the battle line in France or
Belgium succeeded in bringing to earth
a German biplane carrying three avi-
ators.
One of the men, according to the
statement, was killed and the two
others were made prisoners.
Evening star., 1914-11-28
Mine Destroys Fishing Boat.

BARI, Italy, via Rome, November
2S.-Another mine. which had foated
from its moorings, exploded near here
yesterday, destroying a fishing boat
and killing four men. The Italian gov
ernment recently protested to Austria
concerning drifting mines. which were
endangering shipping. Italy received
assurances that there would be NO
repetition Of this trouble.
Evening star., 1914-11-28

thoritative information made BILE
in Lemberg today.
In the same fighting the Austrians
lost $4,000 men. in addition to twenty
machine guns.
The German operations in this local
ity are declared by Russian military
absolute failures. and the chances OF
their escaping further disaster are re-
garded here as slight
Improves Teutons' Position.
BERLIN, November 81, via London,
November 2S.-Military observers here
express the opinion that the success OF
Gen. Mackensens army near LodZ, in
Russian Poland, apart from the enor-
nous number of Russian prisoners TAX
en-, has served further to improve the
German-Austrian situation in the east.
The most important event of the
fighting, army officers point out, was
the destruction by the Germans or 100
cannon which the Russians will be un-'
able to replace without the greatest
difficulty. While the approach of new
Russian reinforcements has delayed a
decision, the fact that those reinforce
ments will not be able to arrive stimuli
taneously with reinforcements from
Warsaw will give the Germans a
chance, military men assert, to attack
the oncoming forces before they can
com bine.
The continual calling forth of new
and large reinforcements shows, IL is
said, that the Russians are aware of
the seriousness of their situation. Local
military critics believe that a decision
is very near. They warn the public.
however, to remember the enormous
number of soldiers engaged and the
great length of the battle front which,
although the situation is favorable for
the Teuton allies, may delay a de-
cision for a long time.
Przemysl Reports All Well.
AMSTERDAM, via London, November
2S.-The newspaper Maasbode pub
fishes Berlin telegram giving the
latest word from the besieged city of
PrZemysl, In Galicia. 1t was received
in Vienna Friday by pigeon post and
says:
I'VE are doing very well. Do not be
diSquieted."
Evening star., 1914-11-28
WAR NEWS IN BRIEF.

The German attack in Belgium
just north of the French border
continues, although not with suf-
hcient force to indicate that the
expected new attempt to pierce
the line and force a way to the
English channel had been begun
in earnest. Only one infantry at
tack was made in that region yes
terday, and it was repulsed, says
today's French official announce
,ment.
England is confronted with the
necessity of energetic action, ac-
cording to advices today from
Berlin, to protect her interests in
the near east. A report from
Cairo to Berlin is to the effect
that the movement against Brit
ish forces in Egypt has assumed
formidable proportions, 10000
Turkish troops being on the
march toward the Suez canal.
The destruction of German
battleship is reported in Paris.
The Wilhelm der Crosse is said
to have been sunk by a mine in
the Baltic, but there was no con-
firmation of the report.
An official communication from
The Russian army of the Caucasus
tells of further heavy fighting by
the Russian forces which have in
vaded Turkey, but gives no indi-
cation of the outcome.
The situation in Russian Poland
was as much of mystery as ever.
Private dispatches from Petro-
grad make further statements that
Russia has overwhelmed the Ger
mans, but they are not confirmed
officially. Grand Duke Nicholas,
the Russian commander, reports
successes in several engagements,
but says nothing to indicate that
the decisive blow has been struck.
The British fleet is said to have
resumed bombardment of German
positions on the Belgian coast.
Evening star., 1914-11-28
Special Features
Tomorrow IN
The Sunday Star

Chemistry is playing q large
mart in the European pdr, says
DR.rCHARLES f. MUNROE, u
gorernntent expert, in an inter
uieo mith ASHMCN BROWN.
One of the outcomes of the
European lcar may be the Gre
alton of q Gredt international
city. or uorld's center. to cost
$500 400 900, plans for 1ohich
hare already been dsdpn-
FRANK G. CARPENTER
urites of brdre tribe of South
American Indians 1ho still be-
Heve in good and euil spirits, in
ujtches and 1oitch doctors.
THE OBSERVER finds that
times are neper dull in shooting
galleries.
Hare you found pink oyster
an your plate so far! "Om the
TraH of the Blushing oyster in
Washington 1uiH afford you
considerable amusement.
STERLING HEILIG says Ger
mdny's aircraft plan a Christ
mas trip to London.
An interrie,p 1cith COUNTESS
MACCHI DI CELLERE, the
trifc of the neU italian dnbds-
SddOr.
CHARLES NJ. PEPPER 1rrites
of the Red sea and Snes canal
commerce as affected BY the
tC0r.
The opening instdllment of E.
n ID \ L
neu serial. "THE WAY OF
THESE WOMEN" II is a story
of unusual plot and of intense
interest to toomen as aoeH as to
men.
CHARLES G. d. ROBERTS
contributes "THH AIGRET," a
torcet,tl story in fiction form for
bird lOUerS.
"THE PROXY" by II. B.
MARRIOTT WATSON, is the
first of ne,c series of episodes
in the life of Gdlloping Dick
Ryder, sometime gentleman of
the road"
HUGH PENDEXTER de-
scribes an ercrucidting foot ball
game betUeen the Red Ants and
the White Horses of the Arctic
Circle In DOWN THE FIELD
WITH BRITON'S PRIDE."
These are but u few of the
features you will find
tomorrow in
The Sunday Star
Evening star., 1914-11-28
RUSSIA STILL AWAITS
ASSURANCE THAT ARMY
IN POLAND IS VICTOR
Newspapers Announce Crushing Defeat
Of Germans, But Official Reports !.
Make No Such Claims.

LONDON, November 2S, noon-While newspaper reports
from Petrogad continue claim victory northern Poland
parable Sedan worthy rank with the disaster
which Russia inflicted upon Napoleon official communications shed
but little light the situation in Poland
CLAIMS NO DECISIVE VICTORY.
An official dispatch from Grand Duke Nicholas commander
of field, while of considerable
length itself largely with less isolated operations
claim the inhc,on of overwhelming defeat
the invaders
SAYS BATTLE FAVORS RUSSIA.
The grand duke the situation with the declaration
that the entire front between the Vistua and the Wra
the battle is progressing in favor of Russian
Vienna claim that decisive result has
followed operations in Russian Poland.
Evening star., 1914-11-28
Heavy Teuton Losses Reported.
GERMAN BATTLESHIP REPORTED
SUNK BY MINE IN THE BALTIC

PARIS, November 2S.-A dispatch to
the Matin from Petrograd states that
it is reported there that the Ger
man battleship Wilhelm der Crosse
struck a mine and sank in the Baltic.
but adds that there is no official con-
firmation of the rumor.
Evening star., 1914-11-28
Przemysl Reports All Well.

The battleship Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse, evidently referred to in the
Matfn dispatch, is one of Germany's
old battleships, having been built in
i9Ol: The warship is of 10.790 tons
65S men. Her main battery is com
posed of four 9.4-inch and fourteen
six-inch guns
Evening star., 1914-11-28
BIG GUNS HOLD THE STAGE
IN WESTERN ARENA OF WAR
Artillery Duel Continues Along Great
Battle Line, and British Are
Reported Smelling Coast

LONDON, November Noon-Aong the bottle front in Bel
northern France there appears have been notable
break the lul which has prevailed for several days.
The artillery duel continues the French Office reports but
noticeable abatement in enemys
big guns.
solitary infantry attack made by the Germans according
the statement, repused.
Evening star., 1914-11-28
Reports Germans Cut Of.

Reports Germans Cut Off.
The Daily Nails Petrograd corre-
spondent, who. in common with other
Petrograd correspondents, hints that
there is to come still bigger news
which they are unable at this time to
transmit. says the possibility which
seemed to exist that the German forces
which escape the enveloping movement
east of Lodz would succeed in break
ing through near Strykow and joining
the rest of the German forces now ap-
pears hopeless.
This German force, adds the corre-
spondent. is fighting it's way back in
the direction of the Vistula under
terrible artillery fire that is causing an
appalling loss of life. The Germans
are reported to be short both of food
and of shells as a result of being cut
off from their base.
Cracow Churches Fortified.
The Russian commander is much
embarrassed by the fact that wireless
apparatus, cannon and machine guns
for repulsing attack by the Russian
aeroplanes have been mounted on the
steeples of the old Catholic churches
situated in the center of CracoW, Ca
licia," says semi-official statement Is
sued at Petrograd. The statement con-
tinues:
ITO appropriate to such use historical
monuments which were not intended
for any such purpose denotes on the
part of the German military authori-
ties desire to compel the Russians to
lombard this Polish city, the fortifi-
cation of which forms the last bull
warks of the Hapsburgs.
Heavy Teuton Losses Reported.
LEMBERG, Galicia. November 2s. via
Petrograd and London. 2:2O pm-ln
operations lasting three days in the
vicinity of Strykow, fifteen miles north
east of Lodz and Rushin. an equal dis
tance to the south of this city, the
Germans lost upwards Of 1900 men.
heavy battery of artillery and twenty
eight ma chine guns, according to au-
Evening star., 1914-11-28
Apoplexy Kills Count Bobrinsky.

AMSTERDAM, via London. November
2S.-A Vienna telegram to the Frank
furter Zeitung says that Count Bobrin-
sky. the Russian governor general of
Galicia. died at LemberG today of
apoplexy.
Evening star., 1914-11-28
Dublin Castle to Be Hospital.

DUBLIN, via London. November 2S.-
It is understood that King George has
approved the proposal to utilize Dublin
Castle as an emergency hospital for
wounded soldiers. It is planned to have
the hospital ready within three weeks
to accommodate 500 patients.
Evening star., 1914-11-28
Australia Sending More Troons.

LONDON. November 2S.-In addition
to contingent of $1,000 men, who are
already in England, it is announced
that Australia has raised q second con-
tingent of $4,000 men.
Evening star., 1914-11-28
WEATHER

Fair tonight; Sunday rain and warm
er; light. variable winds.
Temperatures for the past twenty-four
hours: High. So at pm. yesterday;
low "a, at am today.
For full report see page eleven.
Evening star., 1914-11-28
DISTRICT TO HAVE
ABOUT S12,5OO,0OO
Sum Which Congress Probably
Will Provide for the lo-
cal Expenses.
LIKELY TO USE SURPLUS
TO REDUCE FUNDED DEBT
Subcommittee of House Considering
Legislation to That End-Other
Interests Discussed.

The District appropriation bill, which
will possibly be taken up in the House
for debate on the Thursday following
the assembling of Congress. will carry
approximately. S12 500. 900. and the most
important possible special legislation
which is now being considered by the
subcommittee in charge is the proposed
power to be granted to the Commits
sioners to use all surplus revenues to
decrease the Districts funded debt.
Members of the subcommittee have
requested. the Commissioners of the
District to ascertain what power they
have to turn over to the Treasury the
difference between the ss,000,00O which
they count upon raising next year and
the approximately S6,250,000. which
will be the Districts share of the re-
ouced apprOpria tions for the coming
fiscal year. 1t is the firm idea of more
than one member of the subcommittee
that If the Commissioners report that
they have no power to turn the Dis
trictS revenue over to the Treasury
for the partial wiping out of a debt the
commissioners should be granted that
power by specific legislatio
Washington Journal., 1914-07-04

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Washington Journal., 1914-07-04

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unb bon 9e9tspegen iein mii1Ien, un0
baB ale pOliti19e @erbinoung 5tpiz
f9ea uns uno Dem Staate GrOBbris
tannien DOltGnbig geI0it 1T unb gelSf
fetn mub,"
puntt fir puntt purbe iiber bic
einaelnen Safe Der llnabbdnsigteitsz
%ertldrung beratf9lagt. l1nb f9lieBs
lid mar bos lebte Mort gefprO9eH
unb es erfDlgte inter Sptentile bic
enogiltige M6itimmung, Sn geogras
pbif9er Sronung febten bierauf bic
Heprdfentanten Der 10 berf9iebenen
Staten tbre Namsn eigeHbdHbig uHs
ter Oas Document.
Bonn friiben MprgeH an bate I'M
beTen Der Ol1dner bic @tunben I'M
SurmFiib9en bes State 9Oufe" au-
gebra9t. Inn 70 f9nel aIs mDgIi9
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Surmes emporfi6rte, tpartete Der gn>
Tel bes @lDdners auf cine Mitteilung
aus benz &ongreB3immer, um ben
@roBpater gu bena9ri9tigen. S9on
bate Der @reis, bes langen Martens
miibe, bic 9offnung fat oufgegeben,
ba traf bic belle &nabenftimme iein
Sbr: vGGute, @rOBbater, lGute!" lno
in bellen SDnen f9pang Die Greibeitss
tun6e pom boben Surme iiber Die
Gtabt.
Wdbren0 Die @driftSige Der eigent>
li9en Observation-Disclosures mebr
unb mebr perblaBten unb Oas ni9tige
Document bes6olb DDr einigen Sab
rem i'm Gtaatsbepartement gu Wafb<
in9ton, 8. g., in einen feuer> unb
li9tii9eren Spinb gsbra9t ipurbe, 1T
bic @9rift bes Seffsrfonf9en Srigt<
nalentiDurfs Der @rtldrung nit Werz
beTerungen unb Ginf9aItungen in Der
9anoi9rift bon Srantltn uno Sobn
Moams, fotpie bic bes Originals Der
&onftitutipn tpun6erbarer Wetfe ni9t
ausgebli9en. Die beiben IeBgenann>
ten S9riftitiide perben i'm Stoatss
bepartement in einem glasbebedten
&often auf6enabrt, Der in einem toobls
berTHloHenen ei1ernen 8ebdlter rubt.
Sn benz &aften befanb fi9 ou9 bic
eigentli@e MISUNDERSTANDING.
bebor ite Dem eripdbnten SptnO einDers
leibt tporb. Die S9rift bes Setter
fonI9en Gntpurfs lit nod 70 tlar.
ipie fie Dor 1873 Sabren mar. als Sef>
ferfon unb Ole anoeren Mitolieber bes
Gntpurfs= &omites bic fir bic engS
IifHe &rone 10 unbeilDOlIen Morte nies
berf9rieben. Oas Original Der Rons
ititution purbe auf bier grobe per9a>
mentblatter sef@yieben. &u9 bier
oeigt, ipie geiast, bic Sinte ni9t Die
geringfe Gpur BON Musblei4en. Die
l1nterI9riften BON @eDrge Wafbing>
ton uno ben anberen Mitgliebern Der
ton1titutionelen ROnbention fin0 70
Deutli9, als tpenn ie ebeH erit gef@ries
ben tDorben tDGren.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-04

groBeu Mn6agonitiI9 bns biitorif6e
Oofument. iiber osFen Snbalt man be-
bnttierte. Nmeritas nNtagna Gbarta,"
0oneben tano Elm f9peres, i~ilbernes
gintenfaB nit etnem 8iinoel frif9er
&~ielfeoern.
Inter ben Mbgeorbneten fparen 2
GngIGnbsr, 3 Srldnber, 2 @9otten
unb l Nuuifer; bic anOeren iparen in
ben &plOnien geboren. Ser Bef9Gf>
tigung na9 befanoen ii9 in Der Wer=
fnmmlune "a Re9tsanpGlte. IA Tar=
mer. 8 Raufleute, 4 Mer3te, / Brebiger
un0 1 Sabritant. CUR 3e9ten Oes
WOrfibenben fab @snjamin Jranflin,
tpeiter unten Sbomas Sefferfon, Der
DerfaFer Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rung, Der fi4 fOrtpdbrenb eifrige gO>
tiaen ma9te, ibm gegeniiber @i9ar6
See, Der tpenige Sage borber als eriter
bic bentpiirbigen Morte porgeleleu
bate; bag oiefe Dereinigten GolOnien
Washington Journal., 1914-07-04
vSruOer 9DuatB0M."
Gnabrrurur srnmbaa als SrrnnO
unO Aatbgcbrr ggai9imgsuus.


Giaer Der einfluBrei9Iteu qutrioten
i'm Notwithstanding mar Der CouDers
neur Sonatban Srumbua BON Gons
nscticut.
Srumbuu, Der ITO gu 2ebanon,
Conn.,, gebOren parO, graouierte 1927
am 9arDarb GoIleee, bereitete li9
bierauf fir oos geiItli6e Sad Dor unO
mar cine 8eit long paitor in @ols
DIETER, Conn. NIs 1871 Iein Glterer
8ruoer ftarb, trat Srumbua 3ur llns
terftiiBung feinss 9aters in OeIIen Sc
i4dft Elm. Gr itubierte bann Die
3e6te unO pur0e 1888 in bic @suerals
ahemblD @Onnecticuts gsIanot, Oeren
Spreher Srumbuu 1889 mar. SIN
Sabre 1740 erfolgte feline Grnennung
gum @ouDerneur Mffilteuten. 1866
Biz 1859 NOR er Deputy ouperneur
un0 e. OfFiciO G6efridter bes Sber=
geriAts DON Connecticut. Bon 1859
biz 1888 itan6 er Gonnecticut aIs
0puperneur Dor.
Srumbua beripeigerte ben Gib our
Qusfibrung Der geIfimmungen Der
Stempelafte uno par Bel @usbru9
bes observation-disclosures Der eiu5ige 4Os
lonialz 8ouberneur, Der Ii9 often our
-SaAe Der potripten betonnte. Seis
ner Snitiatibe ipor es gu berbanten,
bob Connecticut mebr Sruppen CUR
&olonialarmee entfonote, ols irgenb
elm anOerer @taot nit Musnobme BON
MloRa9uietts. Srumbun mar Elm
intimer 5reun0 unb @atgebsr Waib>
tngtons, unb ipenn i'm State @afbtng>
tons cine pidtige 5rage erDrtert
ipurbe, 70 pfle9te Der Batter bes Boz
t%erlanOes" 5u GuBern: n9aBt uns bO@
rem, fpas 8ru6er Sonot6an gu fagen
bat!" Der NusOriid ygruber Soma
than" fam fpdter in aagemeinen Sc
brou9 CUR perfonifi5ierung Der Ser,
@taaten. Srumbuu ffarb 1855.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-04
gterne unO gtreiien.

SIN Sobre 1894 belt Der 8unbess
%fenator 8ra6leD bon @ermont i'm
&ongreFe cine 9ieoe, in pel9er er fi9
unter anberem pie folgt GuBerte:
n&entildD unO @ermont fino in Die
Union auFqenommen tporDen unO err
a6ten ii6 juft 10 pidtig, ME bic 10
urTpriingliden Staaten. sic piin>
T9en, in Der Ser. Staatenz 6lagoe re-
p%rdIsntiert gu iein. unb i1 beantroge,
baB Die 6lagge fortan Is Sterne unb
Gtreifen ber5ei9ne." Der Mntrag
lpurbe an 1. Mtai, 1875, angeloms
men, unb Die 5lagge bolte Damn %
Sabre lang Is Sterns uno @treifen.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-04

Sm Is CUR RsDoIutions3stt Der Ttsts
III bsitsbrang Der 8epObner bies
fes 2onbes bobe MOsen
f9lug, iYiegeIte ii@ Der 9eiit Der
3sit nirgenos beutli9er ols in Der pa
triotif6en @eseiiterung Der amerita<
niI9en Sugenb. Mit befpunbernsper>
tenn Wlut eriffen ieIbit unmiinbige
&naben gu ben Maffen INN an Der
Settle ibrer Batter gegen Die Inter
briider at tdmpfen; Ober fie 3ogen bin=
aus nit Ben TreibeitstGmpfern, i'm
nit Pfeife lnb SrOmmel iie gum @nz
sriff gu fiibrsn.
8eoei9nenb fir ben patriOtif9en
geit Der bamals bic Sugenb bsIselte
1T cine feline GpiioOe. Die ii9 am
8eginn Ser gteOolutions3eit in BEN
GtGbt9en Wiubbam. in Connecticut,
autrltg. Oamals ritz Elm @Ote oaS
Sal entlan9, UNI bic Jaruler unb 8iir>
ger gu bitten, 2ebenSmittel fir bic
&Gmpfer in Bolton gu iammeln uno
al f9enten. Ser patriotismus ging
bD9 uno bic 8iirger gaben. ipas tie
eben batten: GjefliigeI, 3iegen, 2dmz
msr, @etrsioe, &artOffeIn II. +. 10. sis
Der 9ote nod Minbbam fam, ba forS
berte paifor @btte bic 8iirser ouf,
aus pOlen 9Gnoen gu geben. unb iie
| gaben auA. Nun beIab Der paitor
Elm tleines 9D6terGen, neun Sabre
aft, bas elm junges 2dmm9en init
19neepeiBcm @lieB befaB; es mar ibr
Spiel8eug uno 2iebling. Sic aber
bro9te es ibrem Batter, aud bies ben
&dmpfern gu geben.
.Nein, mein &ino," meinte Der pas
flor, bic molten feline 9ilfe bon tleie
men &inbern; bebaIte bein 2amm unb
geb' gu 8ett." sic 9ing.
Qas abe1 bic SOnne in poler Gjlorie
aufItieg uno Der Bote eben ben Srt
perlieB, ba REF ibn plGBlia cine &in=
ber1imme.
Siuter einer @teinmaller Itanb beg
paitors SD9terleiH. 0Warte!!" rieI
fe, vmein 2Gmm@en mub 81 ben buns
erigen Rinbtrn Bottoms geEen. 9ier,
ne6mt es; es lit onss, mas i9 babe"
sic tiibte bos tleine niebli8e Sier=
den, leote es in bic Mrme bes Boten
unb elite baDon, pGbreno ibr Elm Srd,
nenItrom iiber bic Mangen lief.
Der 8pte blidte ltol3 auf bas &inE
unb rief: nNun. belF mir Soft! 0iea
2amm min i9 traeen bis CUR Staol
als Spfsr! Gin Qanb. bas Iolne
Ginber bat, muB fiesen."
DAB au9 beute Der patriDtif9g
@eift inter Der ameriianiI9en Sugenf
ni9t eritorben 1T. bafiir liefert jebe
Miebertebr bes 4. Suli ben @epeis.
sSn Der jiingiten 3eit Fat es iid befon.
6ers Der @erbonb Der m8ops Scputs'
aur lobensperten Mufgabe gema9t
bic Waterlonosliebe unb Spferntlig.
felt fir bic Nation unter Der Sugenf
bes 2anbes gu pflesen. MGge ibl
Gtreben erfOIgrei@ fein!
Washington Journal., 1914-07-04
@fxdd 6er ae[ai4fIiden ne6erlis.

wv ~ SINY'NI|tANJt %&SGNNts@~
~ feruug Narf Die 5peite 9lad)
- mittagsfun0e oes 4. SuIi.
1776, ols @eburts3eit Der @ereinigten
@taaten BON Nproamerita be3ei9net
iuerbeu. Mlit fieberbuIter Spannuug
bate bas ameritanif9e @oIf Ole SD
tigteit Isinsr @ertreter i'm &pntinental=
&OngreB 3u Pbilaoelpbia perfoIgt, unb
Die Nufrsgung errei4te ibren 96bes
puntt, ais Der 4. Suli, Der Sag, an
pel9em bic entl9eiOenoe QJGitimmuug
iiber bic llna6bdngigfeitsertlatun
itattfinoen folte, bereinbra4.
lleber Der GtaOt Der 8ruoerEiebe
briitete bic Sommer9ite uub auf Dem
pIaBe bor Dem alien @tate 9ouIe
Ordnsts iid bic Menge, pdbrenb Die
MbgeOrbneten bes Bottles in ernfter
9sratung i'm Sat &oOm" bes Sc
bGubes berfammelt paren. 8or Dem
@preder oes &Ongrefes lag auf sinem
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-31
TO DARkeN HAIR 4.
APPLY SAGE TEA
She Made Up Mixture Of Sage Tea
and Sulphur tc Bring Back Color
Gloss. Thickness

Common garden sage brcwed into
a heavy tea with sulphur and alcohol
added, will turn gray. staked and
faded hair beautifully dark an lux
uriant, remove every bit of dandruff
stop scalp itching and falling hair.
lust few applications will prove a
revelation If your hair is fading, gray
or dry, scraggly and thin. Mixing
the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at
home. though. is troublesome. An
easier way is to get the ready-to-use
tonic, costing about so cents aNarge
5ottle az drug stores, known as
'.Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy" thus avoiding lot Of muss
While wispy. gray. AIDED hair is not
sinful. We. all desire 10 retain our
youthful appearance and attractive
ness. BY darkening your hair with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur. no one
can tell, because it does 1t so natur-
ally, SO evenly. You Just dampen a
sponge or soft brush with It and
draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand at time: by morn
ing all gray hairs have disappeared,
and. after another application or two
your hair becomes beautifully dark
glossy, soft and luNuriant.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-31

oniy small areas are badly infested
spraying with blackleaf-40 al the
rate OF i part of this inssctidc to 900
parts OF water, plus l pound OF soap
to each 100 gallons of spray liquid,
will doubtless prove efficacious. pro-
viding the application is thorough.
An other method which might be
adopted in localities where the
aphides freely migrate and deposit
eggs on apple, is spraying such trees
early in spring before the cggs hatch.
preferably just previous to their
Matching and while the trees are yet
in a dormant condition, with COM
mercial lime-sulphur mixture at the
rate of part OF the mixture TO S
parts o! water.
The above remedial and preventi-
tive measures for this destructive
parasite are all the more important
because there is little hope OF con-
trolling 1t after II has once gained
much hoadway and because, being SO
inconspicuors. it is liable to become
present in great nun bers before it is
noticed.