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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-28
PLANS FOR REVISING
TRAFFIC REGULATIONS
Belief Expressed That Main Features
Are Unlikely to Be Dis
turbed.

Plans for an immediate revision of
Washingtons traffic regulations will
be discussed at a conference next Mon
day morning between the District
Commissioners, Conrad H. Syme. cor
poration counsel; Capt. Mark Brooke.
assistant engineer commissioner, and
Maj rtichard Sylvester. superintendent
of police
Some of the more important fea-
lures of the existing traffic rules,
among them the provision requiring
drivers of vehicles to stop fifteen feet
behind street cars that have come to
standstill for the purpose Of dis
charging and taking on passengers.
probably will not be disturbed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-28
$40 and S35 Suits at SIS

Demi- tailored and "Dressy" Suits Of
high-class woolens. in the best styles
of the season-tunic and tier skirts.
with becoming jackets; fancy wooden
crepes. gabardine and crepe poplin;
colors include navy, black. wistaria,
Hague blue. pigskin and brown. and
sizes range both in the misses (16 and
IS years. and the ladies' up to A
bust The finest assortment Of suits
we ever offered at this price!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-28
O&s35 White Dresses, $22. so

Beautiful creations and scores to
choose from.
Fashionable Organdies,
Hand-embr0ideFed Tunics.
White Nets, Double Tunica,
Imported CrepeS, Cascade TUNES,
Imported vOiles, Pointed TUNES,
Silk-stripe Crepes. Russian Tunics,
Colored V0ilea, Sitter Skirts.
Many of the trimmings are real
laces, and all of the embroideries are
beautiful handwork: exclusive, indi-
vidual and expressing the latest whims
of fashion; remarkable opportunity.
500 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-28
on orders of officials of the steam,

ship company at Havana
At that time the Bavaria was reported
to be en- route with her cargo, and the
announcement was made from the same
source that the ammunition would not
be landed upon orders of the steamship
company. Why different disposition of
the cargoes at this time was made gov
eminent officials here did not appear TO
understand but the suggestion was made
that the arms on the kronprinzessin Ce-
ellie originated from an American source
and that delivery was prevented by order
of the American shippers through the
steal ship companY Officials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-28
OF Simplify Regulations.

1t is proposed. however. to simplify the
regulations as much as possible. and to
give consideration to the question of
providing automobile stands in the con-
gested portions of the city.
This matter has for some time been
the subject of an extended investigation
by Maj Sylvester and Capt. Brooke
Suggestions with respect to handling the
problem in the congested section of
which 14th street and New York avenue
is about the center, will be made to the
Commissioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-28
300 More Parasols

And the price for Decoration Day Sale. = .
800 Parasols and $500 Quality
white
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-28
Bow Killed in Fathers Defense.

NORFOLK. Va, May 2s-In defense
of his father Vincent Cacace jr.. aged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-28
Example Of Other Cities.

The rules and regulations of other cities
with reference to traffic. particularly
those of London and New York. have
been looked into. and 1t is believed that
regulations can be adopted that. without
working great Inconvenience, will relieve
the present danger and congestion in the
business districts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19

rlebersons bon Ger Slu9tultur sur
tiessn 5ur6e mub gang almdblit
erfoleen. uno BEL iepesmaligem tic
ferpfliigen muB aud cine 8critdrfung
bes Siinsune porgcnpmmen lperoen.
DIR S~talOiinger genii9t CUR Ssrei'
derun9 Der tiefgelpderten Scoens
fGidt meiIt ai6t, iunpern es miro
Ii6 cine GriaBbunguns nDtia MAIDEN,
uno stpar ipirb pbpspboriaureodns
ger, &olioiinser unb i6pefelialrss
Immpniat (ols nid)t periidernoer
GtiditpfD beporSust peroen miihsn.
gs 1T iogar angsbru6t, elm Nuan<
tum Observation-Disclosures nit nnter'
supfliigen, bumit aud Die unters
Sbi9t Der seloderten SberiIdfe Den
SelpG9ien ausrei6enbe pbospbors
'duremen9en our @erfiiouns iteasn
lam. !Surbelt Is ii6 unl ttef9riin<
oisen uno bumusrei6en Spben, 10
tonn Der lleber9ang CUR SieltultlIr
piel ihneller e~rfolgen.
Cine 10 tiefe 9ooenlpderung 1T
nun ni6t etpa ale Sabre notig; es
geniiat, lpenn man gum Seilptel ollie
orei Sabre ben 9ooen bis auf 10 bis
IL Sol aaIlpdert. 9eim Winterges
treble lit cine 10 be6eutenbe SieFtltl'
!ur niat lebr an9e6raAt, es lei oenn,
SAP ole 6urte ifon febr 5eitig 9es
draben mirb, tenn bas Wtnterge>
treble nil ~gelagerten So0en haben.
Din bortba.Ittn llno ale Sadfriid)te
fir cine ~tiefetr Nuflpdlrung oes Sos
oenS; namentlidl 3uders unp Suffer-
riiten leben Damn itnrte unb lpal3en'
fGrmige &nollsn an. Nuf ale Sale
lpl Die Sieitultur I'm 0erbIt ous9es
Iiibrt iperNer, hamit 0as 2o6 iber
Winter in rauber Turde liegen td:al,
uno Damn ioppbl Der SSroIt dls a!ta9
nit NieoerI9ldge lire ie9ensrethe ilnr
paG8tumfDrOernoc GinpIrfang ollS>
iibcn. pbospboriduree unb &ulioiin=
qer perNen i6on i'm !0erbIt ausge'
itreut, oomit Tie iid bis gum 6riib-
lobr oufl0ien unh Damn Den iungsr
pflonasn in aufcebmbarer 6rrm 5lll
@erfiigyn9 iteber, DaS i6neteliaur'
Qmmon;at pirO better crit i'm 5etti'
gen Sriibjabr au5geitreut. Die mel.
tere 5riibiabrsurbeit beI4ldnlt itd
pann ouf Die g6nung bes Sonens
uno Die @ertilgun9 bes l%lntrnutes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
9us &rntncit.

gluf sic SerfsIun9 zines ri@ti9en
8rutneites miro pielfu4 gu ipentg
Sorefalt perpenoet, man begritnott
Dies namit, oab 9ennen, Die iid) ielblt
Elm NeIt bereiten uno pbne Wilen
hes 3iihters auf benz Seus ooer
StrobbpOen, binter Sedens ooer He'z
Iigbaufen IiBen, cine grpbe 3abl mutt
terer Siiten Dem 3u4ter beidleren.
Mber eerooe oaDur4 miro betplelen,
0ab nidt bic Ginfa66eit Des yteltes
an uno fir iiA, 'Ionoern Der ~9eei9nets
Ort bas cute &eiultat bradter. Sa
niemano bns Neit wuBte, ipGr Ole
6enne Itets bon ieOer Strung be-
frsit, gon5 gepiB Elm 3eidlsn, oaB
aud Der briiten0en {3enne Elm ru9Iger
Mdum a~ngelpieien pero:n IoIl, cine
unn0tiqe Stirring 1T iorgIam gu per-
meioen, es geniigt poIlauf, lpern mir
ms iibcrsepgen, pb Die GIudc nod
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19

@o bic @tdue niebris iinb uno Der
Goum ettpos beI9rdntt 1T, rirees
fpeor bon @orteil fein, Die 5enlte
unb Siren aud bes Na9ts pffen gu
loTen. Sn sei9lofienen uno gut eins
eefriebigten Seboften, Die auberoem
ou6 nod unter Der Sut zines pnds
fomen 9unbeg Ite6en, ldBt ltf bic
les gut MAIDEN.
I'm bic Wobltot Der b~eitGnoigen
2ufterneuerung au9 ben Saustieren
augute tommen gu lafien, Die in III
r:1 RGumen lpie u%mbergeben, olio
bel So6len, Sdlbern, S9ofen uno
G6neinen, hringt man i'm Sommer
t..r6brpdene Siren an, tpie lie uns
5ere @bbiloung aei9t. Spl6e Sursn
limb ous einiqen Auers uno Gangs
lotten bergeitellt unb poiien 9erlau
in bic Siirfiilung binein. Wfon tnnn
bieielben oub nit Sdarnieren poer
SoIpen perFeten unb lie an Der Sette
onbrinaen, bic Der maiiipen STIR 9es
oeniiber liest. Cine aloppe, Die iiber
cine Grompe oebriidt uno ourd eil1er
Sol5> pber GiIenitDpiel f%eItqebolten
pirb, perbinoert ieOes l~slbltdnot9e
@ufqeben oDer bos Seffnen tetters
Der noIeneilen Sun9tiere.
$40 man 9eno6nt 1T, To6len uno
SGlber BALI mad benz NcleBsn o11<
subinben, tit bieIe Methpoe iiber>
fliiIIio, Iobolo mon ioldls @ommer<
tiiren onbrinot.' Mie ipohItnenO ober
Die 8epeqlno fir Die iungen Siere
lit. bos oirfte hinldnqIid bsfornt
fein. $40 cte Stolltiiren %heTonoers
bod unO sweiFliiselis ssorbeitet iino,
bort aenii9t es oVd, psnn nur e,n
siirfliigel ourd Elm Sitter eriest
pirb. 2eBteres broudt au4 nidt
bic aonse 6D6e ous5ufiiaen, muB
ober bas !S:niiberipringen nnmOgltG
MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19

iibt, MIR einmal am Sage ioa lie
pas Neit perlaRen.
0as gaeIt IelbIt felt man 10 Elm
fa6 pie m0gli6 Der. 8e9en DIE 9es
fo6ren, Oie Der !5enns uno Den Gier1'
proben, tam @hub 9ei@dffen tper.
SEN. Sine &iite obns 9edel mtrn auf
oie Grce geitelt, Der 9ooen nab
pben, ole Stirnisite piro ausgetdntt,
ten, 10 oaB man pOm goben ab nod)
Elm 4-5 3oa breites Brett ite1en
bleibt, Der Nusi9nitt nirb bterar nit
2eoerItreifen poer S6arnleren be-
feItiat, es entitebt 10 elm grrttlelt,
pas poaltGnois gei9loin foerOen
lam unO alen Qnforoerungen ges
Mat. Sn oeu Sooen Der &ilis, ole
etpa cine 4usosbnung BON 10 SOL
nah isber Ri9tung pat, uno in DER
ols !alappe unb 2auf6rett @ermc1@
buna finOenDen Gtirnieite iperperl
2DGer CUR 3uiii6runs friider 9uft
e%inge6obrt. SIT @efabr porbdnOen,
bab lln9e3iefer gum 3eit gelan9en
fpnnte, 10 ldbt iit Dies ourd) eng
moibiges 0%rabtaefIedt fern9alten.
0as Snners oeS g~teIttaItens miro nit
Groe aus9efiilit unO omar 10, OoB
am Ranre Die GrDe bpGer !iegt als IN
Der Mtite uno cine fluAe Muloe eat'
Ite6t. 0iernuf fommt Ssu ooer weI'
lies Gtrob, ntdt etma in Der Mittt'
nebr, pie an Oen Seiten. Mud 1T
ous g&eit nit SniettenpulDer ein3us
| %treuen. Oieies YrutneIt tam ndd
sem gtus6riiten Der Gier aud ols
Riidenbeim @erpenoung finoen,
pentoIens in ben eriten 8o6en. Der
Siberbeit pegen miro Der 2anTplab
nit DrabtgefIs1t unt5dunt, aber 10,
oaB er nit Der &iIte obne Wiiibe an
an6erer 5teGe ,@ufltelung fin0sn
lam. gei9mubte Gier tueroen nit
| luupnrmsm Waifer abaepaiten. audi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
@on Ifliscn Scs gfers.

Ser Grfolq zines lanopirtlaaftli'
Gen 9etriebs bdngt bauptid4li4 pon
ben, gfliisen oss 4ders ab. gStro
bieles pprl9riftsmdbi9 auseetibrt,
10 peroen au9 ole onoeren Irbelter
idneu unb miibelos o%or9enommen
peroen f0nnen. Sur9 bas pfliigen
oes Qlders foa lebterer gelotert uno
auuleih cine 8ermebrung Der Iders
frnme ber6e,gefibrt iperben. auBers
benz miro oie @aheraufndbme Oes
gobens aeregelt unb Die 4uflDlnng
elmer grGberen- NGhritoffmenge err
m0ali9t. Sc tlefer mir nun Den gos
Den pfliiaen, beito mebr 5eu6ttgtett
lam ole lpdere GromaIe %aufnsbmerl,
unp beIto ipetter lam ii6 oas WurS
selaedIt ausbreiten. !9ierpon 1T ipies
Ser giinItiscres Bu4stum nno inois
rett Elm 6oherer Grtrag obRdngig.
Gs lGbt ii4 nun ~teinc8ness cine
beItimmte Nprm fir ole 8ooetIodez
rung feItiteaen. Gs bdngt pielmebr
oara ppn Der 8eiGuiienbeit oes gos
6ens ab, lpie tief mir oeniclben bear
heiten birfen. go mtre Is cum
8eiipiet gang falid), penn ipir eincn
leidlten 8oben, Der bisher INNER nut
aarS fla9 bearbeitet nurbe, uno Der
Sarum dlt9 nur cine gang ieibte
@dertrume bslibt, pIGbliH %beosutenb
~tiefer, pislleiGt 10 3ol tief, umpfIiis
gen npaten. Der ertpiini6ic Grfol9
piirbe ii9er ausb!ti6en, oenu mir
brineen Our9 Die iiefe 6ur6e iebr
piel rphen 8oOen mad oben, peridleh
tern baourd serobeSu Die adertrurne.
unc oieies 1T gang beionbers Damn
Der Sal, tpenn mir niht imftdnos
oosr sepillt iinb, 3usIeid cine iehr
! reidIi6e Oiinaung au aeben. Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
Gommcrtiircn int Staa.

Cine Der pi9tisiten 2ebsnsbebtns
sunsen fir Gle @eiQGpfs 1T Die
frii4e. refine Cuff. uno pie toir
NeEShen nad mebritiinrigem Iuf>
entbalt in einem iGyle9t geliifteten
&aume int 6reien germ perpeiIen, 10
fiblt ii6 oua bag Sieb in einem
gut seliiIteten Stale piel pobler
Selbit i'm Ninter mub man oesbaIp
Der berbrou9ten Cuff GbSug pers
i6offen unb fir 2ufterneuerung Iors
gen, unb iper Da dnsitli6 ale 2utsn
nnb Seffnrneen Derltppft in Der
Meirung, baB bic 3ufiibrung tnlter
2uft auf Soften Der 5iitterun9 Dor
ii6 gebt, Der banbeIt iebr unrotlo'
nell. &alte, cher refine Suft ers
pGrmt Ii9 iebr idneu unb lie iibt
auf Sout unb @tmurgsor9one eirleu
piel giinitigeren Ginflub aus ols DeI
parme StnubunIt. :.
Stun, i'm CONNER brau6en NH
ia erit re6t ni9t 10 dn9ItliA 81
fem; mir tGnnen i'm Gegenteil nl'
s~yeniter unb 5iiren in Der elmer
5tonIeite oufmodsn unb bieie nab:
renb bes aansen Soges rifen balten
Mon muB nur oermeiben, naB po
2uft ni6t au ifnell burA ben Baum
ellen, olIo 3usluft entite9en lam
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
llnfrantbcfam

Re6t lGitig pirb oft Oas lntraut
3wiiGen ben @smiiiepflanaen; mad
better MDoli6teit pirp es bort bsim
SGten unp Suden ousgerottet. Jtph
lditiger aber nirn es auf ben Gar
tenipe9en unb i'm Sofraum, tpenn
@Seae unb Spfraum sepfloltert linb.
Sinh Die We9e nit S4otter be-
fefti9t uno nit Sizes beitreut. 10 tonn
nan ppbl nit Der Sade uno Der
We9idoufsl benz l1ntraut entge9enors
beiten, teimt es obsr atp!i4en ben
pflaIteriteinen n,if, 70 1T Die BE
tGmpfung idon f4pieriger, benn nit
Dem Melfer, nit benz man Die elns
selnen llntroutpf!on3en bier mii9Eam
ulsiti1t, lit niht pieI un5ufanQen
unp bieIes @erfobren piro audi tener
an @elo unb 3eit. - 0iele 8erIu4e
bat nan Idjpn in 9drtnerii9en 5a9s
treiien nit biefer misunderstanding
gemoht, mar bat dIler!ei 8erdte err
funpen, bic ober ouA niGt bas Sbeal
Der 8etGmpfung oaritelIen, man bat
beisbore Wnlsen fpnftruitrt, beren
@~erlpenoun0 ppbl r%otioneIl, aber um>
Itanolib llnb t%oitIpieli9 mar, unb
man bat f9lieblih bod pieoer 81
benz olten Wittel 9retfen miifIen. gu
ben SGuren, inoem man oieie nut
pie pflnnSen ipriBte, lebtere allo oers
aiftete, unp bat pomit einen bnllen
Grfolg ae6obt. - 9as bette Mittcl,
einen 9epflaiterten Sof, Der fret BON
allen 8%aumbsItnnb 1T, pom llntrout
su idubern, 1T SolsIdure unb S9tpes
ie!idure. !6ut mon CUTE, pollpros
sentiae SGure. 10 perbiinnt man b;efe
nit a6t bis aebn 3eilen 0niier uno
fpribt lie aus eirer alten @iebtdnne
nit aufseIteIlter 8raufe tii9tig auf
oos l~lntrout. Same unb 8raule
miiiien jebo9 bidt iein, tuenn lie
oud alt limb, benn bic SGure friBt
bos 9led baIb burh; aanne nno
8rouie iinb na6 BEN Sebrauh gut
su fGubern.
Die @irtuna folSt benz geipriBen
uuf benz SURE, bos llntraut ftirbt
Iofort ab. Wton ipriBe an trodenen
Soaen, oamit man iicbt. Of man AUDI
alle Stellen orosnt!ih getroffen bat,
uno gebe beim Spribsn %riidtpdrts,
bomit man mic benz Sdu6pert ni6t
bur6 bic SGure aeben muB, Bonn
S9ube unb Stiefeln bolten Der
SGure ebenfaIls nidt Stnnb. Wan
bite iid ober, nit Der Sdure 9aus
men, StrGu4ern. 8lumen unb t9es
mi~iIepflonSen, iotpie ieoer Raientnnte
Su nobe au tpmmen, oenn bic Sdure
modt in ibrem 8ernihtungsfrieg tel
nen llnteri9ieb urb t0tet allies pflans
senleben.
4uf @eoen 1T bic l1ntrautbefGmps
Jung nit Sdure i4on i@ipieriSer,
benn bier aerdt nan 6olo in oas
8~urseIbereih Ger gGume. Sefier 1T
es bier, man Itreut redt bid, ols
liege lei6ter ReuIdnee, 9iebiaI3.
0tefes Sala, bid geitrcut, pernid)tet
olIes llnfrout nuf benz We9e, i6obet
u~llerbin9s aud leioer. lpenn audi nlr
poriibergsbenb, mand,em Baum. So
bauert ober gar niht LANCE, 10 bat
Der Baum bic @er9iftung iiberpuns
ben, Defenders bnnn. fpenn man mad
ser SaIsgabe rei6lih @aiier 9ibt,
; bos bic Solse i'm 8pben auFlDit unb
in bic Siefe f6nsmmt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19

eproIIe elmer Better felt, pie bic
QbbiIouns 8ti9t. Sierouf lpirb Die
&plle geDffne; uno bos @noe an Der
oepiinIdten STEELE Der Wanb felt
Qenagelt. Jnbem mon nun bic
Qeiter ollmGblih an Der Wano luels
terI6iebt, lam mon ben 8eleg ent'
{pre6enb obrpllen uno f%e'tnageln,
mas niGt mebr Miibe ma9t, ol5
nenn man len Stoff auf benz Sub
bpben %aufnagelt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19

ole Senns 1T, fals tie fid beidmubt
bot, gu reinisen. @n &eselmdbistett
gcipDbnsn Ii6 bic 8rutbennen febr
balo, barum 1T cine beitimmte
Gtun0s our Siitteruns gu pdblen.
@o bic Reitsr in einem gut seliifs
tetsn, un6eiebten Stul posr i'm
S9uppen, Der eesen llnge5iefer
S9uB bietet, anselegt iperoen tOnnen,
9eniigt es poltommen, lpenn Bad
feline auf bic bobe &dnte geitellt perz
ben, 10 DAB elm Oreied pber elm
8isrsd entitebt; bier tOnnen cine
gauge anSabl in elmer 2eibe srri4tet
perosn. Die ginridtuns bes Neites
ielbit pirb in berielben Weiie porges
npmmen, pie pben beidrieben.
g~nbrinanns bun @anS6clcs obne
8eriiit.
Cine bequeme Dirt Der Inbrins
9ung BON @anbbelegen, S%9eerpopier,
Suupupier lnb bergieiden an pbe=
rem Sell Der Iubenpano zines Sc
bdubes, pbne @ufiteluns zines @es
rifles, lit bic fplgenpe: man siebe
sinen itarten Strid bur9 Die 8eleg>
role unb bsieitiee bas untere Gnoe
an Der Mitte zines etipa einen Sub
lon5cn Stobes, ouf peI6em Die Rols
lie rubt; baum tniipfe man ben pbes
rem Sell bes Strides an Der oberen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-22
PROGRESS
OF THE WAR.

e. Today's dispatches from Europe
show 40 material change in Tie war
zone. Germany anG the allies seem
to be determined as ever, and there
are no pacific signs in the sky. In
telligencc from the front show the
same seasaw tactics that have been
fevidence for weeks, neither side max
ing any material progress. There i
decided optimism among the allies
and people of the British and Fran:h
rapitals feel more assurance. duri2&
tie past few days.
According to correspondent OF tht
Official paper Of Berlin, there is an
xiety in Germany, and the rlost SIS:
niiicant statement is that the peI.
PIE are looking about for some ono
uron whom TO lay the blame IF IN,
present war. They are also app. chen
s,i,e that an invasion OF the Father
lant is possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-22
OCTOBER'S CALLING

Pm thinking of the wood-path where
today I'd love to be,
A road that's winding dreamward, a
road to Already,
A path that have followed with my
sweetheart by my side,
When the first frost of the autumn
called October for his bride.
A fine old shady wood-path where the
sunlight filtered down
Through the ovepthanging branches,
far from noise and strife of town,
And I'd repeat the story, ever new,
yet often told,
When the first frost Of the autumn
turns the leaves to brown and
gold.
When Miss October's calling it is very
hard to stay,
And I'm longing for that wood-path
where I'd love to be today
A-strolling with my sweetheart
through the woodlands fairy
scene,
When the first frost of the autumn
waves his wand Ger Summers
green.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-22
TURPINITE A MYTH.
French War Minister Says His COun-
trylnen Use Common Ordnance.

Paris Oct 22-"Turpinite, the
worlds worst explosive, 'FraLc"s
leuth-dcaling secret,' is Il n'th
E. III His Excellence Mon: Miller.
and, the French Minister of War.
The minister continuing said Mons
Turpin, the inventor of melinite and
lyddite, did invent turpinite in 1912.
He and his assistants are said to
have worked under lock and ks..' n
factory near Paris. where they as
sembled the parts Of turpinite bomb!
manufactured in different workshops
| This is possible. 1t is claimed that
the death-deaiing fumes generates
b. the explosion OF a 5Gpuond shell
paralyze certain organs OF the BODY
and cause instantaneous and pain
less death to every living thing with
in a radius Of four hundred squi rt
yards.
Whole regiments of German III
Tantry are said to have been found
retrified by this lcthal gas. sill!
standing in their trenches, dead
hands grasping their rifles. siaied
eyes still at the sights. We're these
claims true the appalling new eH.
rlosive would be the most awfui
engine of destruction eve: knHwr
to man, a hail Of hell capable eli in.
stantly DISCRIMINATING the people d
city"
1t is claimed that the bomI of last
resort calls for a gun of difficult and
peculiar pattern. That is true. nave
seen the gun. 1t is asserted that
Mons. Turpin handed the dead!!
bomb to the government on the eV=
of war. That is true. Also, that the
War Office inaugurated experiments
Again, true.
Within shcepfold of 400 yard,
snyare a flock of sheep were assem-
blcd From d sale distance certain
tacticians followed the explosion OF
annihilatins bombs. Some minutes
later the investigators reached tho
| sheepfold. An odor Of mcthylates
spirit mingled with mcnthoi WaH
still discernablc. But the sheep were
quite as before, only, perhaps, lit
tie more gay.
1T is said that the German scner
al staff anticipated that turpiiIitc
the unseen death, would be used in
extremity TO repulse the storming o.
| Paris. have even heard that the
Kaiser would pay millions for
Frances great military secret. These
tales like the power of turpinite,
arc pure FABLE. Frenchmcn fight with
bullet, bayonet or with Maxim guns
not with an invisible avengerJ'
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Little sBelgiurll, upon (which tine

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Little Belgium, upon which the
Kaiser looked with contempt when hen
he started to invade France, has, like
the traditional worm, turned and
shown remarkable martial powers.
Operations in East Prussia are far
from satisfactory to the Germans. The
Russians continue to claim victories,
and the last dispatches represent the
Austrians and Germans in retreat
before the Cars army. 30
4 A minister of one of the. warning
nations who is stationed in "a neutral
capital said recently that the war
would be over in three months. 9th
ers, however, equally we'll posted, be.
lieve it will continue for a.year anf
possibly two. +
While the terrible devastation IS
going on other nations are FESTIVE,
and no one would be astonisled TO
hear of Turkey and Italy entering
the ring at any time.
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ALLEGED PROFANITY
In EXANDRA.

About three score years ago Dan
Rice, a famous circus clown of those
days during one of his periodical
visits to Alexandria appeared in the
ring with silver medal which he
said he desired to present to some
boy of the city. The circusman said
he had travelled all over the United
States, but had never encountered
such mischievous youths as he found
here. The younger generation who
were under the tent at the time were
abashed at Rice's charge, and no one
had the nerve to enter the ring and
receive the medal.
About that time young Alexan-
drian had his brains beaten out by
circusman, who welded a single
tree. on the southeast corner of
Queen and Columbus streets. 1t was
the wont of certain youngsters to re-
main on the ground and annoy show
men while they were engaged IN
lowering their tents and packing
up after performance. They were
engaged in their pranks at the time
and one of the number lost his life.
This sad occurrence was a lesson to
that generation.
Evangelist Starke, who is con-
Quoting revival services in the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South, said
last night that he has heard more I'M
seemly language in this city than
any place he has visited during his
tour Of the country.
Many otherwise good people use
unnecessary words in their conversa-
ton, especially sense1ess expletives,
and the above observation should
s:provc a hint to such. There is an
organization in this city the main
object of which is to set an example
by the use of proper language, es-
peciallT avoiding the use of any word
which can in any way be placed in
the> profanity column. Their object
is commendable, aud all addicted to
unscemly talk might profit from
them.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE,
PUBLISHED DAILY.

aEs Alexandra Gazette Corporation.
Gazette Building King Street.
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ROBERT s. BARRETT, Prssidslt.
and General Manager.
pOWARD w. SMITH, Secretary aRd
EreSsuraR.

Entered at the PostofIlcs Of Alex
srdria, Virginia rs sscond-clsss mat
ses.
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i Cet,inje dispatch SAYS that the
British and French war fleets in the
Adriatic have destroyed Castelnuovo
fortress Just outside of the t:gulfi. of
Cattarot and north of the entrance
The Austrian fleet is reported to
have taken refuge in the gulf OF
Cattaro, having lost a submarine
arG 4 torpedoboat destroya.