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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-21
RUSSIAN STEAMER SUNK
The General Radetxky Torpedoed by
German Submnrine.

LONDON. July 20.-The Russian
steamer General Radetzky was torpe-
doed and sunk by German submarine
on July II. Her crew of twenty-five
We're saved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-21

that fve-passenger automobile bo.
longing to him had been stolen from
In front of the Superior Theatcr. on
sixth street. The car bears the num-
Der 1929.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-21
The Gather
Locnl Tempcrnture Ye.terdnr

IL noon temperature. 80. s.
3 =. NJ temperature. ........ I;
L. NJ. temperature. .......... s:
Maximum temperature to s +. NJ. s.
Minimum temperature to s +. NJ. g.
Mean temperature . II
Normal temperature ..... s.
Deficiency in temperature yestcr-
day
Deficiency in temperature since
Marcn rs!
Accumulated deficiency in temper
allure since January 1........... III
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L "
l.03
s.. 20
2ea

Local Observation Mt & p. NJ. Yesterday
Temperature. SO; humidity IS; vino
direction. northeast; wind, velocity, 10
weather, cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-21
LoCnl Rainfall.

Rainfall last twenty-four hours.
Deficiency in rainfall since March
49,.
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-21

tincture OF iodine, or with pure carbolic
acid, followed by its antidote, pure al
cohol. y dose of anti-lockjaw serum
would he insurance against that risk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-21

The General Radetzky was of 2,11t
gross tons, 275 feet long and 81 fee
broad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-21
At the Colonial.

In Hearts aud the Highway" the
Coloniais feature picture for to-day
and tomorrow, the rollicking old days
of the Stagecoach and the ready sword
are portrayed in thrilling manner. 1t
Is q maid this time who bids travellers
on the Kings highway stand and de
liver. She captures Il young officer.
and off they go together to Edinburgh
to defy the King. But the King is
crafty jamie Stuart. and a hard time
they have o ii before they win to
happiness. Stiil. their trials and their
dangers form story that lends itself
with peculiar happiness to motion pic
ture reproduction, and therefore Cyrus
Townsend Brady's Hearts and the
Highway. as enacted by Lillian
Walker and Darwin Karr and a large
company, will doubtless he more than
interesting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-21

Katharinc--How do you know that
your red face is not caused from in
digestion? Improper circulation and
indigestion are practically the only
things that would cause a red face.
unless il is from excessive drinking.
which ! am sure is not true in your
case. Indigestion is simply the re-
suit OF errors in dict and lack OF cx
ercise You viii have TO be careful
OF your diet. eliminating the foods
which cause your distress. and get
exercise IN Ihc open air. \ cup of hot
water slipped slowly before each meal
is most beneficial II YOU use a good
grade OF rice powder and first apply
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-21
Dr.. Brady's Health Talks
Treatment hy Scientific Neglect.

Psychological neutrality in surgar.,
Old Doctor Nature again. Healing
wounds by Just neglecting them. Tha;
is what they have been doing In Cook
County Hospital. Chicago Who. but a
well-trained surgeon. would imapine
that old, obstinate leg uicers-varicose
ulcers-and bad burns and s,indrv
other infected wounds would heal bet
ter without any active ircatmen: than
with treatment?
This is what the treatment-no, it
is neglect, isn't it?-consists of: The
wound or surface 10 be treated is
simpl" exposed to the air OF the room
or. preferably, outdoor air. In order
10 prevent accidental injury. or. per-
chance the alighting OF stray nv or
other harbingcr of deadly germs. the
surface is covered with a wire mesh
screen otherwise the case is cordial
~ neglected.
AZ first the patient is inclined to
resent the lack of bandages. fussinE,
dressing, etc. But after Il day or two
II dawns on him that he is escaping
lot of uncomfortable dressings and
handling: Furthermore. his old ulcer
or wound is giving surprisingly little
pain. contrary To its ordinary behavior.
And then, presently. IL the treat
ment is kept up--or the neglect, we
mean--the surface dries over. all dis
charge ceases. and before the patient
realizes just what kind OF n deal they
are giving him. he finds his wound
entirely healed. or so nearly healed
that he goes about his business the
same as ever.
II little exposure to direct sun
light can hc added to the neglect, so
much the better: no gcrmicidc known
10 medical science can compare with
sunshine for effectiveness and harm
lessncss. But even when there is no
Nt.1. l. L., 4
ment OF ulcers and wounds is to. he
highly commended. and we are glad TO
commend ii. being, as YOU may have
noticed, rather prejudiccd in favor of
| fresh air under all circumstances
Aha, grandma. another bone 10 nicl.
with YOU. About salves. Even if salvcs
were not surgically dirty--full of
germs. as likely as not-thcy do keen
out the air. and. contrary TO the VEN
cradle notion, burn or wound will
heal most promptly II II gets plenty OF
fresh air
And now that we are through with
the talk VIC can see how we missed n
hne chance TO work the fresh air OBJ
session INTO our title However we
! have said II. and so be it,
The Only Value Of Vasclinc-Do YOU
recommend the use OF white vascline
/ FOR cuts, small abrasions and burns
RcpIy--No The sole purpose in an
/ plying vascl!ne To wound or raw sur
I race Is 10 prevent the dressing from
/ drying on and sticking. 1t doesn't heal
anything. amy more than peroxide or
! carbol!c ac!d does. Paint the small sur
race once with t!ncturc OF iodine, with :
| out trying To wash II. Then coat IL
over with flexible collodion TO protect
IL from infection.
~ isn the Rust That Counts-What
shon!d he done as first aid when one is
injured by "A rusty nail?
Kcpiy-Thc rust makes no difference
l-lockjaw or ordinary germs Of blood
poiaon may be present on "A bright new
nail The tract OF the puncturc or
scratch should he az once swabbcd with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-21
Antoincttc Donnclly's Answers.

Geraldine--if YOU axe only sixteen.
the advantage OF a gymnasium, take
exercises that will stretch the body,
like the travelling rings. dumb bells, In
dian clubs. and swimming. Play ten
mis- and row boat These are all eX-
cellent things for stretching the mus
cles Don't despair. feel that YOU
can do a great deal yourself 10 aid
YOUR growth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-21
ADJUSTMENTS
"An Alien mt the Isis."

VIII NIIcH NJ the IHIN."
Apart from the literally wonderful
work OF George Beban in AN Alien"
which is appearing on the screen at
the Isis all the week, there is another
fine performance to distinguish this re-
markable production. And this is not
offered by any of the men or women
of the cast, but by the little girl who
plays Rosina. the Italians daughter.
The other child-the one who is kid
mapped by her uncle--is an attractive
little thing. but the very bruno child,
who is not at all pretty, is very much
an actor SO much an actor is she. in
deed. that the pathos Of the story is
deepened and intensified by her work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-21

cold cream before using it, it will not
harm your face.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14
&iibuer 9nrf)bru6.

9(m 2. UlGr3 brangen Seile Der
neunten aompagnie &6niss@S Snfantes
ri.rsgiment go. las bur9 einen be-
ionoers I9neioisen gnsriff in einen
fart bsIsbten Sdiibengrubsn am Siibe
abban9 bes Oorfes Q. Elm, f9retbt oas
.gerliner Sqseblatt." Du anbere
SeiIs ni9t 70 tbeit nit borfoBen
tonnten, neil fie ii9 bsreits in beftis
gem &fe nit fart an 3abl iibers
leeenem @ssner befdnben, ssriet bie>
fer Sell. i'm @anaen ie9sunbbreibig
Munn, unter 5iibrune bes @i5efelbz
tpebeIs Sau (aus Wiin6tpies, Rreis
Sttipeiler), in i9pierige Gage. Re9ts
unb Iints i'm sleiaen @ruben Geinbe,
Die Iie bon ben Seiten nit Sanbsrnz
naten betparFen, pGbrsnb iie ielbit
na9 borne feuern muBten. Der 8erz
iu9, in Der Ro9t einen @srbinoungs>
graben gu oieIsn 2euten gu eraben,
miblung. Dom 2. MGra, 6 llbr friib,
Bis gum 8. MGrs, A llbr Ra9mtttugs,
bielten 1ie bas beIebte 9rabenitiid 9es
gen eine bon allen Seiten iie bebrGn>
genbe lleber5abl. 3ebn Mann fielen,
Der Reit mar BON 9erpflseung uno
@afer obgeIdnitten, am g., Ntittags,
am @nbe Ieiner &rGfte. glls nun ges
gen a llbr Radmittags uud Die Wfus
nition perI9ofen uno ieine 9lusiiat
auf llnterItiibung mebr borbanben
mar, enti6Iob iia @isefelOpebeI Sau
gum RiidSug. Siersu muBte Elm In
Ieinem gaiiden befinoIi6er, itort be-
Iebter 9ra6en iiberrannt perben. Gin
Sturmangriff nit ieinen nur nod
Ie9sunbSDunSis Mann ssIingt, breis
big 9sgnsr iperben ntebergema4t-
uno nit is6sebn Mann tebrt Sau gu
Ieiner 8ompnsnis suriid. 3ebn Mann
iporen in bem bon alien Seiten auf lie
einpraFelnoen Seusr piebsram sefuls
len. 3ablrsi9e glusssidnungeH purs
ben ben SapFersn auteil; Sau srbie"
bas @iferne areus eriter aIdFe. DE:
grmeeFiibrer Iieb Iie in 4nerfennuns
ibrer SapFerteit perfOnli6 gu ii4 boz
len unb betpirtete Fe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14
11tu(en i'm 5eGOe.

Der @ebeime Sofrat Or. Sstar
BON Safe, Witstteo Der Wiuiitaliens
@erlag sfirma 8rsittOpf &: Cartel, bat
or ben aur 3eit bier tpeilenben pianis
fen Serrueeio 9enpenuto 8uIoni einsn
8risf sef9riebsn, Dem folgsnos, DIE
mgemeinbeit interefiisrenOe SteGIen
sntnommen i.ien:
.Wsine ariessIObne Iino, Soft fei
0anf, ale poblerbalten: Der Glteite,
sritsr QrtillerieoffiSier auf einem sros
ben Sdiffe, tpartet felt anfans
QuguIt in Der Rorbfes unb 1T f9on
gu breisn MuIen ipeitli9 gefabren.
&iiralih bat er sine bolbe Do9e llrs
laub nit ieinen Sreunben i'm Sar5
perbrdht; ba babe i1 einen Sag nit
ibm Elm StelIbi9ein am 8roden gee
babt, In ipobrer Winterprodt. Ser
stpeite Sobn, MurinearSt BEL siner
Sorpe6OoipiIion, I6rieb mir 1oeben,
OoB er feline Sreiitunben gum Obs
f9Gub elmer tuifenidaftlihen @rbeit
iibsr oas Ssr5 benubt bat. Ser
brittle, Der nad sip.t @eripunouns.n
gum britten Male In Sroutreib am
Ssino lit, I6rteb in Der lsbten Dp9e
aipsimal Iebr friid. 0as etne Mal
bate er aus Tieben 96rfern uno 1lns
terftGnben Sie olten &ameraben
Tsinss S6iilerleietrdna9ens Suiams
msngetrpmmslt; iie bdtten 6a nit bers
teilten RoIleu ben Sauit ssleIen, ben
Rries briiber fait ber9eFen. 8eim
Ssruustretsn in ipGtsr Rn6t fei es
ibnen euns feltium setpeIen, baB bic
4ononen nod eebonnsrt bdtten. 9leid
6arauf tporen Iie In elm Walolnger
perlegt iporben; bort bat er, nad6em
Ietne SGeer ibrs llmssbung nit &nlts
iteintn unb Woos in sinen 3i.rsdrttn
perpanoelt botten, Elm Ronaert perdns
ItoItet. 9lls er i9psr psrtpunbet Bel
mir loe, Bat er in sinem Sefte -llniers
Tslberoueu,1 bic Sofbatenlieber. fpie
fe lie bsim MdrI9 unb i'm 2ager fins
gen. suTdmmsnoeiteGlt. 0ieTe 6eft'
den itno tnstpiiden In GROCER 3abl
pisber binuusaefluttert.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14
Jim ole Our0nneGen.
Der Stantpf ipirb nod inner NIT
Grbitteruna furtaeIebt.

MOnate lang bat Idpn Der per5ipeis
felte &f Der Qtuiirten nm bic Oars
baneIIen 9ebauert. Sauienoe Don bril-
tiiden unO franaOIii9en SolOuten FnO
BEL ben Sturmungriffen auf Der Splbs
inIel 9dIlipoli gefaIlen, pber nit ben
S9iffen Der aIliirten 5lotten unters
gegarAen. 6O9 immer nod Iino bic
9nrOonelIen in Den SGnoen Der Siirs
fen uno bic 9lngreiTer I4einen ibrem
3ieI nod ebenio fern gu Isin aIs por
feds Monaten.
gtnfunes elaubten bic 9tGiirten, bnB
es ibnen nit 6ilfe ibrer mG9tisen
Slotten Elm 2ei9tes Iein ipiirbe, bic
8efeItigungsperte Der Siirten an Den
SaroanelIen in ben @runo gu i9ieBen
uno bic 0ur9fabrt our9 bic 0aroas
nelIen gu er5pineen, bod na6bem iie
eine an5abl ibrer eiten &riessf9iffs
einsebiibt batten, tamen iie gu Der
ueber3eueung, onB Die Sadie bod ni9t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14

Photo by American Press Association
Don ben Sriten sefaHseue Siirfeu.
70 Iei9t fei, uIs f. ss iid pOrseiteGIt
batten.
Radoem bic 9Qiirten Su bieIer Gin,
iidt setommen fparen, i9idten lie eine
bebeutenoe 2anbarmse na9 Der Salbs
infeI 9olItpoli, I'm auf bem 2dno.
ipege segen Spnftantinopel bpr5ubrin.
gen un0 Die 8efeitisungen Der Siirfen
ein3unebmen, um lie 70 fir bic Slotten
Der gllliirten unI9dbIih gu maiden.
Oo9 uu9 Die @roberuns Der 9alli-
polisSalbiniel fat ii9 als Elm unse'
mein i6pieriges, lpenn ni6t boff:
nungsloies llnterhebmen erpieien.
Run beibt es, bab bic @erbiinbeten
oenen ndtiirIih febr baran selseen 1T,
bic @innubme bon &onitantinopel unb
Die Gr5pinsung Der 9arbanellen gu
perbinoern, S9rttts einseleitet boben.
um ben Siirten au SiIfe su tommen,
i'm Sale bic Nliirten beabii9tigen
IolItsn, nod peitere SruppenmaHsn
auf @uGlipOli unoubdufen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14
,,&ObDtHit."
itsber bic s6idiuIe bss puInii@sn
So,ialifrnbIattes.

9os Purtsiursun Der poIniI9sn
SoSialiIien rRObOtnit" (0sr @rbeis
teri, bus unter ruiiii9sr SerrI9aft i'm
sebeimen rebigiert unb in gebeimen
0rudereten fait apun8is Sabre lang
berseItellt tpur0e. erI@eint, na6oem
bic Ruhen aus DoRbAofpo pertrie6en,
iebt tDieoer SffentIib als IequIes Or
gan. 0as 8lutt sibt nun einen ie6r
intereFdnten lleberblid iibsr feline
SdidIaIe. SO pur6e 1894 begriine
oct, bic &ebattion befanb Ii1 in Wars
f9au, ipGbrenb bic Oruderei ibren
Sib In elmer tleinen Staot 2itauens
batte. Qnfonss purOe bas 8latt nur
in elmer QuFlaee bon 1900 Stiid.gez
brudt. Maf9inen uno S6riften purz
ben aus 2onbon eingefiibrt, unb atpar
iiber @bbttubnen-DirbaIIen Ser
transport iiber Die preubiI1zruIiiI9e
@renae mar nur 6esfpegen mDgli6,
neil elmer Der ruiiiI9en 3ollbeamten
IN Dirballen Mitglieb Der polniI9z
foaialiitiTnen 9artei p. g. g. mar.
Die RGumli9teiten Der 8u6oruderei
ipGrsn fdon i'm Sabre 1894 fait ber>
raten tporben. Sn bem Snuie, ipo bic
3eitung i'm &eller tberseitellt tpurbe,
mar elm biibI9es DienitmGb6en, in
bas ith Der Geber, Der bic 3eitun9
iebte uno orudte, berliebte uno benz er
Wlitteilung bon Der @ebeimbruderei
mohte. Sas UEG69en b.tom @efpiIs
IensbiNe unb pollte Der polisei I9on
&enntris bon feiner Gntbedung gee
ben, man berubtgte es aber sundhit.
Sa Die SoSinliTten aber bo9 ibrer
Sadie ni6t iidsr iparen, IdaFften fie
bic 9ebeimbrudsrsi mad Wilno in Die
MISUNDERSTANDING. Die polisei
nabm um bieie 3eit cine Reibe Sauss
fudun9en in @arf9uu, Rooom unb
Sombropu Dor. uno ba lie bic @es
beimbrudersi ntrgenbs eutoedte, bsrs
mutete iie. bob fie ii6 i'm 9tustanb Be-
fGnbe. Die 0rudsrei blieb einise
Sabre unentbsdt in Wilna uno tpurbe
bonn nn9 2oba sebrn6t, pobin au9
bic Reoattion bon Worf9au berlegt
ipuroe. Der Reoatteur Sofef pis
fub5ti tpobnte unter benz fdlf6en glas
men 9ombroipsti nit ieinsr Srau in
2oo5. Ra6 siniser 3eit fpurbe bi.
9ebeimorudersi bon Der @sbeimpolisei
entbedt. glls elm Seber popier in
elmer popierbanblung gum Druid Der
3eitung einsetauft bdtte, eing ibm Elm
9ebeimaeent Der poliaei na9 unb
iteGlte feft, in pel9em SauIe oos Yas
pier abgee.ben ipurbe. @s purbe
Ra6ts in bem Sauie cine sitgebenbe
SousIu9ung porgenommen, uno bic
8u6orudsrsi befdlasnnbmt. Der Res
batteur Soiepb pifuo5ti unb 5pei
Seber tpurOen Derboftet. Die Sosia'
liiten fduften aber cine neue 0ruderei
i'm Quslanbe, Tdafften fe tpieoer iiber
bic bsutT9sruITii9s 9rsnse bel Dirs
buGIen unb itellten Iie in Riea auf ipo
Der rRobotnit" bis gum S9lub bes
Sabres 1904 sebrudt puroe. 9lnfans
1905 fam bann Die 8u9bruderet na9
WarIdau. mo Die 3eituns in einem
papierlaoen in Der 5otialftrab. bis
1908 gtbrudt ipurbe. Damn bob bic
poIi5ei abermals bieIe @ekimoruderei
ouf, unb bos 8latt tpurbe Biz gum
Sommer 1914 an peridieoenen Stels
len gebrudt, Die Der rRobotnit" In
fein.r Gbrontt nidt ndber be5ei9net.
SEPT erIdeint es gum eriten Mule felt
fetnem 5tpunSigiabrisen 8eiteben in
boiler Seffentlt6teit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14
y vSdweiter fant, ltnt mtr
aOjen 5ll iagen"

SlIIen 9opce bon IrgpIe, Ninn.,
lift cine Ianse 3eit an elmer idtuie-
rigen Sorm bon SerSIeiOen, unb
obpobl er beitan6ie inter Gr5tliher
@ebanoIung mar, fpuroe iein @e.
iiinobeitsSuiton6 idIimmer anitatt
befer. ShliebIi9 tpilr6e ieiner
SamiIie mitgeteiIt, oaB @oDce niir
nod etlide Gage I6nger Iebeu
fonne. Seine Sdipeiter ipuroe bon
Nebrosfa beim9erufen, Inn ibm Gb-
ieu 5u iagen, ebe er feline Iange
&eiie antrete. 36nute man iid einen
boffnunssloieren Son borItenen2
Cine 5reunoin Der SamiIie iiber.
reoete i'm Or. Niles' Seart Rem-
eob 81 gebrauhen. @r foIgte Dem
Hat unb bier lit iein einfahes, aber
bereOiames 3euenis:
sd betrntbte es ais meine gHidbt. Sjnen NIT.
intetlen. tuas Or. NilsS 5eart Reme6p fur miS
aetnn bat Radoem Id cine ldrpe Belt trnnt Gee
ueien iaate Der ar3t meiner fsamilie. bab Id
nlir mob etlihe Enne IebeH tbnnte. UleiHe
Sdhiueher tam bon Rebrnstn. nm mir Nbjeu su
iaaen. Wber eiue fJreunoin IN elmer Rndi6arflnbt
lberrsbete mid. Or. WiIeS 6eart Reme6u nnb
Or. glies' Werune su beriudhen. Seb nnbm bic
erite 9oe an sinsm Santstaaabeno. brei DOZEN
am Sonntaa uuo brei DOZEN am glontag. Ulons
taaHaht id1Iiei id bic panse Rnd,t ben eriien Gee
lunoen Shlnf. ben i'd In bret Nonaten aerpb.
SnHsrbalb elmer Rode mar i'd idbig. aIlein ln
aehen. Reiue Rroft nabm su. inb msin @eiuitht
etne idlieBtid, bon 128 nuf 206 gfunb. Or. WiIes'
beart Remeop uro RerUine babeu MIR bne aeben
eersttet.. uro 9eoermann tn blser umaeaeHb
tueib eS.-
Sr. @ltles' Seart Remebn pirb bpn
alien aputbciern inter ftrenger @araas
tie uerfauit.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Eikhart, indiana
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14

So lag etnmal i'm Sntereiie gns=
LAMBS. OaB man in Der un9lo=amertta=
niiden greiie Sel9ien peaen Der &on-
go=@reuel beI6impfte. Sas puroe se
madt. Seute liest es I'm SntereHe
gnelanos, oaB man bic Siirten pesen
ibrer auasbliden @reueltuten in arme-
uten beidimpit 9as ptrO aud se-
mldt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14

SD brin9e gu6 ben Srieben, ia9te
Der Prdiibent, unb Oa ldBt er spun3is
S6iffslabun9en nit SanOnen unO
Bomber mad benz &riesidaupIab ub-
fabren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14

8ritiIhes p@briitentum" perlan9t
bic ollie 9lmeritas 9eoen bic abidlad=
tun9 Der 9lrmenier unO fir Die glb.
fdladtun9 Seuti6er uno Seiierreider
nit amerttaniIder Munition.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14

getroerab meloet. bab elm sanses
beuti9es QlrmeetOrps in bic Simple
bon gtnsf seriet unO umtam. Ser
Petersbureer llnlinn uno Stumpfiinn
lit iebt gum Sumpfiinn geporoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14

SIN en9ltiden 9udinsbam Pulait
1T Oas gtsmard5tmmer in Waiptngs
tonsimmer umeetauft porben. Sir
8ismurd 1T bas teine S6anoe uno
fir @aibiuston tetue gbre. sic ba-
ben beioe bic @n9lGnoer getannt uno
perahtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14

Die iebioe SfenIibe III bic pierte
SHeniipe, bic bic gllliierten unternOm-
men buben gs bauerte in ieoem Sail
orei Monate, Inn Die Sfeniioe pOrSus
bereiten unO Orei Gage INN iie tot gu
MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14

Ser britiide Sies in MeiOpOtam=
len. Der bic en9liiden 9ruppen nad
8a9Oub brinaen iOGte, felt ii6 als
elatte gerorebung Der Satiaden bers
aus. @s mar eine britiide Nieoerla9e,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14

Sept 1T bic 3eit fir bic umeritants
i6e preie setommen, iid iiber Die 8er-
lebung neutrulen sriedii6en @e6iets
bur6 bic Glltierten gu entriiiten Sber
bat 2onbon es i6pn perboten?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14

p9ie gneldnoer ipeiden, obalei9 iie
iie9en, in oieiem biibi6en Sap faBt
ein Slatt bic SriesSlase tur5 Suiam-
men.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14

Sie i6nelliten 8Osel iinO bic 2OnoOt
ner gnten Sic fliegen I'M Sanoums
breben pDn einem @nOe Der @roe gum
auoeren. glber sliidliderpetie baben
Iie aud BON allen 8O9eln 10 Stemli6
bic tiirSeite 2ebensoauer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14

Sie 9elgier iinb iebt entidteO'n neu.
trail: Sas 8Olt 1T In Sollano, oas
Seer IN Seutidlano unb bic Resierufl9
in Srantreib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14

9aris meloet &esen in 6lauOern
uno in Der champagne. gDte Die itas
Iieuii6en, 10 ueroen aud bic franSOli-
I6en &riessberi9te lan9ium gu Wets
terberi6ten Sn RuBlanb re9net's
i9on lan9e, glber nur BET ben Ruiien
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14

9ei ben brei WilliOnen SoIOaten,
bic guslanO isbt ansebli6 bat, TT an-
ideiuenO Die Seitsarmee mitseSdbIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14

$40 finb bic sroben pSeuOlines bic
in ber portgen @O9e bic iIbertrtebenen
oeuii6en @erluite BON 120. 900 Wann
meloe en. uno mo- iinO bic vSeablines, I"
bic beute bic tatid6lt6en 8erlufte Der
alliierten bon 100, 900 Wunn melOen
iplIten2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-14
DieTslephonnummsr oes. Bo4enblatt
LIT isst 2SO9 tnsuss).

Seft IdlteBt iid iebt bic &uIienfulIe,
8alb bot Der Stnoenburg iie Ille.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-01-06

were sitting together, conversing
about their exercises; which con-
versation seemed to affect some
of the by-standers: instantly the
divine flame spread through the
whole multitude. Presently you
might have seen sinners lying
powerless in every part of the
house, praying and crying for
mercy. Ministers and private
Christians were kept busy during
the night conversing with the
distressed. This night a goodly
number of awakened souls were
delivered by sweet believing
views of the glory, fulness, and
sufficiency OF Christ, to save to
the ut.ermost. Amongst these
were some little children-a strik-
ing proof of the religion of Jesus.
Of many instances to which
have been an eyewitness, shall
only men ion one, viz. a little
girl. stood by her whilst she
lay across her mothers lap al
most in despair. l was convers-
ing with her when the first CLEAN
of light broke in upon her mind
She started to her feet, and in
an ecstacy of joy, she cried out
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-01-06
Household Helps.

Should a cake be burnt on the
outside through careless baking,
scrape the black parts very care
fully and brush over with beaten
white of egg. Then dust with
castor sugar, and put the cake
back into the oven for five min
utes, when all signs of burn will
have disappeared.
Candle grease can be removed
from most materials by the ap-
plication Of a little spirits of
wine. This should be dropped
on the spot and rubbed gently
until the grease is worked off.
Warm linseed oil applied by a
wad of silk will remove candle
grease from :highly-polished sur
faces.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-01-06
Continued ON 9Th page
Stop That Cough Now.

When you catch Cold, or begin to
Cough, the first thing to do is to take
DR.. Bells Pine-Tar Honey. 1t pene-
trates the Innings Of the Throat and
Lungs, and fights the Germs of the
Disease, giving quick relief and natu-
ri healing. "Our whole family de-
rs I'd on Pi1e-Tar. Honey for Coughs
and Colds" writes Mr.. Z. Williams,
Hamilton, Ohio. II always helps. 25c
at PAUL Drug Co. Ad.