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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-25
The Divine injunction.

We would pray for all who are taken
prisoners that they may be kept and
treated by captors who will remember
him who babe US love our enemies. and
may the captors treat the captves as they
themselves wish to be treated
For those whose hearts will bleed aun
whose homes vii! be Swallowed by the loss
Of loved ones. most merciful Father We
would especially pour out our fervent Pc
utons In their sorrow may they feel
that the compassionate Saviour is very
near and very dear to them. and may their
greatest comfort be in him who said. II
am the Resurrection and the Life; be-
cause | live We small live also"
Grant, o Heavenly Father. an wisdom
to our rulers and governors, that they
may wage war with the desire to effect
speedy and lasting peace. when those
who are now our enemies shall be again
our friends, and may this war be the last
between nations who call themselves
Christian and who are all members of the
one great family of the common Father
We would offer last petition for those
who In our own and other countries are
called upon 10 suffer hardship through
the interruption Of peaceful industry
Grant them the grace of patience Open
the hearts and the hands of the stewards
OF thy wealth that they may help to the
utmost OF their power their less fortunate
brothers and sisters. May our nation at
this time be united family, cheerfully
bearing one another's burdens, and SO full
filling the law of Christ
We ask all in his name and for his sake
Amen.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-25
HEROES OF the WAR
Many Daring Deeds On Part OF
French Soldiers

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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-25
Your Liver Does Not
Need CaIomeI

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are all you need to start your liver
to working and end constipation and
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Don't make the mistake of using cal
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your system.
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everywhere, 25c.
Hot Springs Liver Buttons, Hot
Springs Rheumatism Remedy and
Hot Springs Blood Remedy are sold
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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-25
Germany Urges ItaIy's Aid

Rome.-Germany continues to try
to influence public opinion with all
kinds of publications; the latest be,
ing a pamphlet in Italian which has
been widely distributed and bears the
title, THE Truth About the War. "
Among the collaborators of the arti-
Gle are Count Ernest Won Revontlow,
the naval expert; Matthias Erberger,
leader of the clerical center in the
German reichstag, and Joseph Freder.
ich Nauman and Count Oppendorf, also
members of the reichstag.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-25
MAP SHOWS PLAN FOR
REDIVlSION OF EUROPE.
1t Purports to Represent kaiser's and
Allies Intentions In Case of Victory.

Says a London Daily Telegraph cor.
respondent i'll Il dispatch from Rotter
dam;
"a friend, just from Berlin, has
brought back Il map which explains in
popular manner what the Germans
mean Europe should be like in the fu
ture and how the Germans believe the
allies intend Europe shall be changed.
ut will be news to the people of
Scotland and Ireland that their coun
tries are apparently to be left alone.
but England is to be pushed into Devon
and Cornwall. France is to become an
extended Alsace. and Lorraine disap
pears. and Germany proper ends just
beyond st. Petersburg.
RUSSIA will consist of some swamps
to the north. all the southern plains of
the great empire of the car being Civ
en- either to Austria or formed into a
united Poland under German protec
ton"
Printed on the reverse side of this
imaginative map is Il fantastic outline
of what some Germans think are the
intentions Of the allies Englishmen
will be pleased to learn their country
intends to seize the northern provinces
of Germany, including the Kiel canal,
that they think of handing over the
whole of Austria Hungary to Servia
and that after pushing westward OF
Russia and eastward of France, Ger
many is to be left Il tiny little spot on
the map somewhere in the vicinity OF
| Nuremberg.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-25
RED CROSS WAR STAMPS.
Proposed For American Made Goods to
Aid Fund For Wounded.

Ala una TOT No""Heu'
Acknowledging the receipt OF Sug
geStion to swell the Red Cross 1uho
for the wars wounded, made by an
editor of the American Press ASsocla
ton, Robert W. De Forest, vice preSl
dent of the American Red Cross so
ciCty, says the plan proposed has been
submitted 70 Miss Mabel T. Ioardman
chairman Of the executive committee
of the organization The Red Cross
society recently sent vessel carrying
surgeons and nurses besides a com
plpte hospital equipment to minister to
the wounded in the great armed con
nict irrespective of nation The money
necessary to perform this great service
to humanity was forthcoming from
puhlic subscription.
TDr idea which has been proposed
TO increase this fund is to sell to man
uracturcrs in the United States Red
Cross stamina herring red cross ard
the ponular trade slogan. made In
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-25
Privileges We Enjoy.

Heavenly Father, we pray thee that we
may feel the shame with all Christians
that in spite of our Lords own power and
presence in this world such strife is still
possible: that our hearts may be touched
with sympathy for all who suffer and
with the desire to render our aid: that we
may feel due thankfulness for the priv
ileges we enjoy as citizens Of this re-
public
o Lord Jesus Christ who saidst unto
thy disciples, Peace l leave with You.
my peace give unto you," regard not our
sins. but the faith of thy church. and
grant to all thy children throughout the
whole world that peace and unity which
is agreeable to thy will, who Invest and
reignest God. forever and ever.
The Lord bless us and keep us: the Lord
make his face to shine upon us; the Lord
lift up his countenance upon us and give
US peace now and forever. Amen.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-25

Martin Sheets has ordered telG.
phone in his new $4,000 mausoleum in
the Highland Lawn Qndiana Gene
terry He will pay rent far enough in
advance always to cover a few months
beyond his death. Some years ago,
when Sheets had a monument erected
ut the grave of his father, he made a
statement of what he paid for the mon
ument and the amount it cost him cut
in granite.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-25

people a new and stern enthusiasm for
the cause of peace. Bless our soldiers
and sailors for their swift obedience and
their willingness to answer to the call Of
duty but inspire them none the less with
a hatred Of war. and may they never for
love of private glory or advancement pro-
woke its coming May our young men
still rejoice to die for their country with
the valor of their fathers, but teach our
age nobler methods of matching our
strength and more effective ways Of Civ
ing our life for the flag.
o thou strong Father of all nations.
draw all thy great family together with
an increasing sense of our common blood
and destiny that peace may come on earth
at last and thy sun may shed its light
rejoicing on a holy brotherhood Of peoples,
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-25
Break Thou the Spell"
Walter Rauschenbusch, in prayers of
the Social Awakening;

Walter Rauschenbusch, in prayers of
the Social Awakening:
0 Lord, since first the blood of Abel
cried to thee from the ground that drank
1t this earth of thine has been deAled with
the blood of man shed by his brothers
hand, and the centuries sob with the
eeaseless horror Of war Ever the pride
Of kings and the covetousness of the
strong has driven peaceful nations TO
slaughter. Ever the songs of the mast
and the pomp Of armies have been used
to infiame the passions Of the people.
our spirit cries out TO thee In revolt
against it. and we know that our right
eous anger is answered by thy holy wrath.
Break thou the spell of the enchant-
ments that make the nations drunk with
the lust of battle and draw them on as
willing tools Of death. Grant US a quiet
ana steadfast mind when our own ma
ton clamors for vengeance or aggression.
Strengthen our sense OF justice and our
regard for the equal worth OF other peo-
pies and races. Grant to the rulers of
nations faith in the possibility of peace
through justice and grant to the common
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-25

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is an effective remedy for all sore
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art Drug Company.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-25
Unity, Peace and Concord.

The following litany has been pre-
pared by the Rev W. 7 Manning of
Trinity church, New York:
Almighty God, we pray that it may
please thee to give to all nations, eSpe-
cially those now engaged in warfare, uni
ty. peace and concord. Almighty God, we
pray that it may please thee TO deliver US
from all evil and mischief, from plague.
pestience and famine from battle and
murder and sudden death. May emperors.
kings. presidents. serve the King of kings
We remember our representatives in state
and civic affairs and pray that in all par
liaments, councils and assemblies of men
this day the divine ideas of justice, truth,
peace, temperance and purity be had in
honor. through Jesus Christ our Lord,
0 God, who alone canst order the IN
ruly wills and affection of sinful men, we
beseech thee so to guide the hearts of thy
servants to whom thou hast given the re-
sponsiblities of government that way
may be found for the speedy restoration
of Just and honorable peace amongst all
nations. We ask it in the name of Jesus
Christ. our Lord.
Have mercy. o Lord. upon all the
wounded and the suffering. Let thy grace
be their comfort. although natural friends
be far away Raise them to health if It
be good, but chiefly give them such faith
and patience that they may glorify thee
upon earth and, escaping safe from the
assaults of Satan, may rest in peace and
rise to partake of thy glory through Je-
sus Christ, our Lord.
o Lord Jesus, who hast said "Inasmuch
as ye do 1t unto one of the least OF these
my brethren ye do it unto me- look upon
those of thy servants who have been call
ed by thee to tend the sick. the suffering
and the wounded. Give them pat zee and
tenderness, wisdom and truthfuuiess and
the special guidance of thy Holy Spirit in
their work, so that they may faithfully
minister to those to whom thou shalt send
them, in thee and for thee. And may
they be found worthy at the last to re-
ceive thy eternal reward. for thine own
merits sake
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-25

To Don Cotton Gowns to Sid Planters.
Mrs. Annie Kincaid Dent of YazoO
City, La. has appealed to women Of
the south to aid cotton planters By
wearing cotton gowns. More than
score of New orleans women noted for
their gowns have agreed to discard
silks and fine clothes for cotton. The
movement promises to be widespread
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-25
5eIgians Call on President

Washington.-The Belgian commits
sion, sent to protest against alleged
German atrocities, was received at
the white house by President Wilson.
Accompanying them was the Belgian
minister, L. Havenith.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-25
Banishes Joseph's Portrait

PetrOgrad.-The display Of portraits
of Emperor Francis Joseph in Czerno-
WITT, capital of the Austrian crown
land of Bukowina, has been prohibit
ed. The prohibition extends to the of.
fetal bureaus, cafes and other places.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-25


EA ANA paragraph III 'ne ""'
NE news from aoiodu Is 9'ol'
L g III l'SeIl, teIIllS u u"'n'i'''
courage Ill oattle' anu Hl"HS
humorous lhcIuehI removes Tue GRIM
picture Ot the a"Iul cohulct'
The most rouiautlc' uramalic anu
piquaut episode tIIat modern war can
show says naval lieutenant III He-
scrjbmg an episode in the lel@oIand
fight His letter reads rs follows;
The Defender, having sunk an enc
my, lowered Il whaler to pick up her
swimming survivors. Before the Whal.
n got back an cngmyS cruiser calne
up aud chased the Defender, and thus
she abandoned her whalrr.
"Imayiuc their fpcIiu@S-alouc in an
oncn boat without food. twenty i've
miles from the nearest land and that
land the rucmy'S fortress, with moth.
ipg but foe ana foes around them!
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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-25
RESIDENT WILSON having is.
sued n proclamation appointing
Sunday, Oct. 4, as Il day OF
nraYer and requested "all God

fearing persons" to unite at their re
s,oo+;t,, rt,cos of vorshin in supplica
- oo,
ton 10 AInlSht! 1ou u 'es'o'e 'oH
cord among the nations now at war,
tbo fadnr,I council of the churches of
C,, ,,.a ,a +bo Cb.,rch
NhllSt III 'lO" anu Wv
Peace union unite IN recolhnleuulls
that the presidents proclamation be
, +, ,.,,.,. oburoh and that the
re"u III every -
whole day ue given 10 lhlerceSSlo" lol
the purposes named by the president.
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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-25
Oddities In the War News.

The Austrians report that Russians
have done great execution with ma
chine guns mounted in trees. which is
a novelty in the style Of mounting
guns.
Two Americans arrived at Ostend
battered and haggard. but wherever
they met Germans the waving Of the
big American passport secured them
politeneSs. they declared.
At Sottegehem they came upon some
German officers in a waysde tavern
A lieutenant called for song in Eng
fish One of the Americans obliged
with You Made Me Love You.
Didn't Want to Do It."
The lieutenant then said, II you
come from Brussels you must be hun,
CRY"
The officer disappeared and return,
ed with arms laden with ten pounds
of butter and a hundred eggs.
The United States diplomatic service,
now a sort Of handy man for all ma
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-25
"Blot Out All Hatred"
Prayer prepared by Julia G. Wales:

o God and Father of all the nations of
men. who hast set us in families and
tribes upon the earth and through the love
Of parents and children. Of sisters and
brothers mast created in our hearts the
love Of uUl aeuubor give US. we beseech
thee taaI ., which the world cannot
give 81 H. love for our own land, o
Lord. ia. % kin for our own tongue,
for our s for our own faith. for
our O.. leaders. for the hearths
and 81 the hills and streams Of
ou~ r,. us know and understand
the stranger for the land Of
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-25
Tried to Eat Boots.

Scores of wounded Germans are ar
irving at Dieppe from Senlis. Many
of them were a week in the field with
out food. One poor fellow said they
had eaten grass and even attempted to
eat their straps and boots. They had
no emergency rations and were nearly
mad with thirst
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-25
Best Stories Of The War;
Incidents Out OF The Ordinary
Picturesque and Dramatic Scenes EuropeS Batleeds
Humorous Side Lights On Great Struggle Found
In The News.


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"SnoWstorm of Shells"
su-y
soldier said of - recent engagement
I'VE went forward. however. y shell
fell a few pdccs from me and threw
up Il great column of earth, which
covered me. getting into my eyes and
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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-25

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Las Vegas optic., 1914-09-25
TElJTONS MAKE DETERMINED ASSAULT ON LEFT
Wing OF ALLIES LINE, losing 10000 men
IN RECKLESS SACRIFICE OF HUMAN LIVES
TODAY'S DEVEL or MENTS'

Aisne the northwest
and armies still fighting ds
perate ecy resisting the gradual advance of the
alie on Genera Won klucks flank.
The French army position between the River
batine in France the Germans are
determined assault the Vedun positions One
report fighting casualties at 10000 dead
al $1,000 wounded
The German official regard
there
nothing transpred
censorship passing through the
night
considerable amount of unofficial reports
the one not being transmitted
England
pursuit of the Auso
Russian official statement says the
Foulsn together with all the
Austrian artillery, captured
the Russian flag moved for
flies the towns OF
steadily closing in on
there is from the eastern arena
airshps to the Belgian
ostend.
Emperor reported cold caught
before Verdun.
permission Switzerland Italy, is said
Szerlands neutrality should Germany make
forcbe attempt to the frontier
states the Germans are again
bombardng the historic cathedral at Rheims
Las Vegas optic., 1914-09-25
Where is obreuon7

Ell Paso, Tex, Sept. 25.-1eorge c.
Carothers, special agent of the state
department, left today for chihuahua
City, where he will confer with Cen
eral Villa, who has announced openly
his independence from the Carranza
central government. It was under
stood that Carothers would inyestf-
gate and report ON the fate Of Gen
eral Alvaro Obregon, whose arrest By
Villa was one of the prime factors in
the breach between the northern com
manders and the constitutionalist par
ty head.
Reports reaching the border here
today differed widely regarding what
had occurred to Obregon. He was re-
ported on his Wy to Mexico City.
coming to the border, in the Chihuahua
Ipenitentiary and as having been exc
cuted
Las Vegas optic., 1914-09-25

Mexico City, Sept. 25.-Prominent
men believe there still is a chance to
make peace between Carranza and
Villa before the breach becomes ire
parable. Meanwhile the general pub
lie here does not seem to have beer
informed Of the controversy.
There has hitherto been no response
to kilograms sent by influential Mex
leans to Villa, begging him to make
peace. Discussion in official circles
indicates belief that Villas action
might afford a reason for continued
American occupation of Vera Cruz.
Antonio Villareal, governor of the
state of Nuevo Leon, who has just
left here for Monterey, telegraphed
to Villa before starting as follows:
Let us not drown the ideals of the
revolution in human blood. nor fo-
ment irreparable division through dis
cord Let us pacify the country and
return to reason"
Las Vegas optic., 1914-09-25
Searching for a Bandit

Vera Cruz. Sept. 25.-Constitution-
alist troops sent out to the north Of
Vera Cruz to check the supposed rev.
olutionary movement Of Reginio
Aguilar today were reported to have
entered the mountains below Alta
Luz, where this former federal gem
eral and his forces were last seen and
where he appeared to be awaiting at
tack Aguilar was supposed to be.
moving toward Vera Cruz yesterday,
driving out post of 25 men, eight
of whom were killed. Telegraphio
communication with Mexico City, de-
stroyed yesterday by Aguilar, was re-
stored today. The American trans
port Fitzpatrick has arrived here.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-09-25
DAY
OF FIGHTING
UNDEClSIVE

retirement from the Murine The
French are now digging this artillery
out, but the same cause which led to
their abandonmenE may prevent the
allies turning theI& on their former
owners
The latest offiHal communication
received from Pps was even more
-laconic than usual It said that the
battle was developSag on the left wing
of the allies; that there was lull in
the center, and that the attacks on
the allies had been repulsed.
Russians Are Advancing
Petrograd reports that Russian
troops in pursuit of the Austrians are
now within one days march of the
River Vistula and the city of Tarnow,
which is only two marches from Cra-
COW and connected by ran with Bud
apest and Vienna.
Copenhagen reports a great battle
in east Prussia, the dispatch declar-
ing also that a Russian army is
marching on Breslau.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-09-25
French officials Report

Paris. Sept. 25.-The following Off
cial communication was given out in
Paris this afternoon.
First, On our left wing there has
begun a general action of great VIC
lence between those detchments of
our forces that are operating between
River Somme and the River Disc and
the army corps which the enemy has
grouped in the region around Tergnier
and st. Quentin.
"These army corps have come, some
from the center of the enemy's line
ard others from Lorraine and the
Vosges. These last named corps were
transported by rail to Cambria, by way
of Liege and Valenciennes To the
north of the River Aisne, as far as
Berry-au-Bac, there has been no
change of Importance.
Second, On the center we have
made progress to the east of Rheims
IL the direction of Berry and Moron
villers.
Further east, as far as the Argonne
region, the situation shows no change
To the east of Argonne the enemy
has not been able to move out ol
Varennes. On the right bank of the
river Meuse the enemy succeeded in
getting footing on the heights of the
Meuse, in the region of the promon
tory of .Hatton Chatttel, and. forced
in the direction of st. Michael, he
bombarded the forts of Paroches, and
of Camp des Romans. To offset this
to the south of Verdun, we remain
masters of the heights of the Meuse
and our troops, moving out of Toul
advanced until they reached the re
gion of Beaumont.
"Third. On our right wing, Lorraine
and the vosges. we have repulsed at
ltacks of minor importance on Nom
Las Vegas optic., 1914-09-25

trGps from Vera Cruz In view of the
matters which must first be settled,
no time can be fixed, but in no event
can the departure take place within
the next ten days, and General Funs.
ton was SO advised"
Secretary Garrison said in an opin-
ion that it has not been disclosed
that the United States has any inten-
ticn of utilizing its occupation of the
port Of Vera Cruz to obtain financial
benefit to itself, and therefore it
does not desire TO insist on the col
lection of fines"