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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-10-26
WORLDS DLOODlESr MONTH
Million Casualties in The Fight
ing on All The Fronts.

Chicago, H., Oct. rs In special
cable from Berlin via London to The
Evening News Oswald F. Schuelt..
says:
The month just passed has be. n
the bloodiest and most DECISIVE in he
history of the wo'l Is. Tie lnug prom
Used and terrible Fserch aao B i ian
offensive which began Sept 81. h NV
ended. The resul tas been That IN
thirty days the loss IN killed and
wounded hes exceeded the terrifying
figure of 100000. There have been
thirty day 8 of slaughter on every
font.
Fearful sacrifices netted the Brit
ish and French only slight gsins of
land.
1T is possible that the British will
be able to make another offensive
movement but historians for all time
will devote many pages to the red
record of this October.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-10-26

Los Angeles. Oct. 22.-venustisno
Carranza. head Of the de factor gov
eminent 10 Mexico. is going to en-
courage the American game of base
ball in the Republic as a substitute
for bull fighting and other diversions
along the border. according to Adol.
do Garlic. bis consular agent here.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-10-26
AaIn Eor consumptiXss.

The State tuberculosis Commission,
Frankfort, Ky, win send a. "n~ physi-
clan, health officer or cons, M yr IN
lily, on request. free copy VI It's new
booklet on the home care OF tubercu-
Iosis. This authoritative pamphlet u
Resigned 10 aid and not supplant the
bbysician. Its chapter ON diet win
provs especially helpful
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-10-26
Strike Ends.

By the settlement of the General
Electric strike at Schenectady on
terms offered by thecompany before
hand $4,000 workers returned to
their places Monday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-10-26
Rogers-Ray.

A marriage license was issued Fri
day afternoon to Dell Rogers. aged
20. son Of Mr.. j. L. Rogers. and Miss
Lille Ray. aged Fl. daughter of Mr..
w. d. Ray. all Of the Carl peighbor-
hood. The wedding was scheduled
for Saturday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-10-26

subject in hand. is unusually brilli-
ant. witty and convincing.
DR.. MacQueen is an authority in
this country on international ques-
tons.
Mr.. MacQueen was at the battle
of Marine and through the horrors Of
the Belgian Refugee Camps and in
the campaign Of Flanders. He was
arrested as a spy and tried by court
martial but was acquitted and given
permission to forward his photo
graphs and graphic accounts to
Lsslie's Weekly,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-10-26
Election indictments.

Indictments are to be returned by
the Louisville grand jury charging
the buying and selling Of registration
certificates and Illegal registration.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-10-26

When you want fire,
tornado. life or bond
insurance in the. :.
Oldest and Strong-
est Companies. see
H. D. WALLACE.
Office up stairs. over
Anderson = Fowler
Drug store. corner
Ninth and Main.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-10-26
CHINESE
MARK TWAIN

Hopkinsville is to have an unique
opportunity when Ng Poon Chew
comes in the Hopkinsville Lyceum
Course.
Ng Poon Chew, the Chinese journ-
alist. scholar, statesman. and known
throughout the United States as the
Chinese Mark Twain" is not a
stranger to- the American public.
On the contrary he has lectured ex-
tensively throughout the United
States, appearing in all the principal
cities before vast audiences.
For many years he has devoted his
energies to bringing about q better
understanding between the Ameri.
can people and the Chinese. This
work he has carried on from the
lecture platform and in the columns
of his newspaper. He has made inn
pressions upon people that will re-
main. F,a
Ng Poon Chew has been bountiful.
ly endowed by nature with a keen,
sense of humor. 1t was his keen wit
and his. wholesome funsmaking that
gave him, the title 1.-The Chinese
Mark Twain" His subjects are sub
stantial and his treatment always
serious; but he has the happy faculty
of dressing up everything he says in
terms of sharp interest, There are
many humorous passages in his lee
lures. with restful effects.
DR.. Ng Poon Chew established the
first Chinese daily paper in TIE Unit
ed States, and has justly earned the
title of Father of Chinese Journal
ism in America" He is a many
sided man of deep insight and broad
culture, Though of foreign birth
and training he gracefully adorns
the American platform and is quail
fed to maintain his place with the
best.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-10-26

There are 81 400 passenger cars on
the railroads Of this country.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-10-26
PLEASE RETURN PLOW.

The party who borrowed
my 2-horse pillow about a
month ago will please return
same at once, as | need it.
HENRY PIERCE.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-10-26
ARRESTED AS A SPY.

DIR. Peter MacQueen, the world
famed war correspondent, is to APP
pear on the Hopkinsville Lyceum
c usse in the Tabernacle this winter.
His traveloguesase psofusely illus
trated with the best pictures that
can be made. His speech on the
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

oingung, odB Die Surtoffeln nidt gu
meblig, nod Su peid geto4t iinb.
Tlan T9ueibs iie in S4eiben ober bras
tet iie in SerlaFener Butter ober Gett
gelbIi9, 70 boB bic Sdeiben gan5
bleiben. Damn Itreidt man eine 8le4s
ODER gorseaonfprm nit Butter unb
i6i6tst bic SartoffeIn borin nit feins
lpiirflie seIdnittenen, tpei9 sebiirtte'
ten 3rpiebeln uno iebr gut ous9eipd's
ierten, feingeipiestem Serins. Sot
man Reite bon Sped, Ruu9flsiif;
ober 3unss, 10 tunn man bupun fein=
geipiegt cine Shidt se6en, ebenio be-
Dor mon eine ueus S9i9t 8urtOffelr
qibt, aud parmeInntdie bariiber
Itreuen. M1an fiiIt S9i9t nm S9idt
bis bic 5orm aulebt nit &artoffeln
aefiifIt lit. Gin babies Otter Iuure
Sabne miro nit brei @ieelb, Der aers
auirlten SeringsmiId, SaGS unb pfefs
fer qemiT6t, Dies iiber Die 8artoffeln
aeqofTen, bic NIT purmeiantGie uno
tleinen Gtiidhen Butter beitreut uno
nun BEL mdbiger Sibe cine Stunbe
i'm Sfen 9ibaden tperoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
5rnu poinCare.

Sie @attin bes prdiioenten Der
frans0iiiben Republit itammt, tpie Die
Mtiin6ener 9IGtter melben, bon miits
terli9er Settle aus 8apern unb 1T Elm
@ef6piItertinb bes SbeuterOirettors
Sriebri6 Moosbauer, Der nit ieiner
SbeatsrgsislIf9aft gegenpGrtig in
9iinsburg q. .. @ortelIunsen sibt.
Die Wtutter Der Srau Poincure mar
ndmlih cine So9ter bes in ben Bier
siaeriabren 6es bergansenen Sabrbuns
bertsperitorbenen Wiindener Sofmus
iitus Moosbauer un6 beiratete ben
italisniT6en Molsr 8enueei, nit benz
fie in 9aris oouernben gufentbalt
nabm. Sbrer @be entItdmmten bier
SDdter, bon bsnsn Die iiinsite, Sens
ri.tte, ben lotbrinsiI9en 9lbpotaten
poincore beiratste. ben iebieen Prdiis
benten. 9lls Der Wloler 8enucci i'm
Mai, 1871, ftanbre9tli9 erfdohen
ipprben mar, neil er iih am &omz
muneaufItano in paris bsteiligt bate,
fam Ieine Dittpe Dftsr nu9 Dolfss
ratsbouIen Bel Miin6en gu ibrem
8ruber, benz 8esirtsseometer Mooss
bauer, bel Dem iid i'm Sabre 1881
aud Die isbiee Grau poincare elm
babies Sabr our Grlernung Der beutz
fden Spra6e aufbielt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
DGs HriegS6rot.

Gin boIGnbiI6es 8lutt bate Iid
unldnsit f.br abfprsdsno iiber bos
Oeuti9e &rieesbrot ausselaFen. So
lei unseniebbar uno fir Ole @rhGbs
runs bur9aus unaursi9enb. liner
iparteter DeiIe lit nun bem 8latt aus
&reiIen, an beren Wdbrbeitsliebe 5u
SipeifeIn ibm nt9t est mOsli6 iein
ipirb, cine Ri9tieiteGuns ausesansen.
% in 8ingen on Der Sednif9en Sods
f9ule itubieren6e bolldnGI9e Stus
oenten baben fi9 nit elmer sebarntfds
ten Wioerrebe au @ertsibisern bss ses
TdmGbten 8rotes aufssiporfen. Sic
teilen Dem Blot NIT, oab fe felbit
bus 8rOt ieoen Sag eFen, oaB es in
feinem DOblssi9mad nidt binter b.m
8rOt Der 5rieoensSeit auriidItebe, bas
fir aber fOsar nod an Nabrbaftistsit
ausenommen babe unb aud in Der
peraussabten Menge boIItommen aes
niise. 0as @latt mar unparteiif9
senus, bic grtldruns gu bsr0ffent'
li6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
Die 6riti(C6pn JnCe(n.

Seit mann lit 9roBbritonnien cine
Sniel9 0ieIe allgemein intereFante
Srase ipirb BON Or. 81. 9(rlbt I'M
neueiten Seft Der acknowledgements
ltden MonutsIdriFt n9immel unb
@roe" nit senauer 9eriidIi9tieuns
9eologti4er unb aoolosiTds sbotaniI9sr
Sell1tspuntte eingebenb bebanoelt.
Sonn9 oiirfte es pabrI9einli9 iein,
oab ole 9lbtrennung @robbritanntens
pom SeitIanbe erit etipa 1000 Sabre
alt 1T. 5riiber bilbete 9robbritannien
nit Srldnb einen Sell Der groBen
2onObriide. Die bon @eiteurppa na9
8rOnlano fiibrte. Wlan tann i'm
8dn5en bier grDBere aan6briiden uns
terI9eioen, Die 9roBbritannien unb
Srlanb na6 alien Giatuneen bin nit
Dem Jeitlanbe perbanOen; bic luIitas
niI4e (&t9tung Srlanb-portugal,
Dem 2anoe Der alten 2uiitaner), bic
tslGnoii9e, Die ftunbinabiI9e unb emo.
li9 bic &anolbriide. @eraoe in bies
Ter ipeben onge9ebenen Reibenfolge
biirften au9 iene 2anbbriiden nod
sinanber unterbroden porben Iein;
erit burd @inbre9sn Der &anaIbriide
tpuroe @robbritdnnien enbeiltig sur
SnieI. Die abtrennung SrIanos bon
9robbritnnnien tann fi9 au9 erif
na9 Der lebten Gis5eit, aber INNER
bin nod Dor Der Oben ertpGbnten 9oss
lOiung Gnglanbs bonn SeitIunoe boil
aoaen baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
E(uus 9rOt6s SG6mGger.

Man i9reibt uns: glls &laus 9rotb
i'm Sabre 1872 feline @orleiungen in
Srforb uno 2onoon bielt, ipObnte .r
Bel ieinem S9paser. sinem Stodenss
IGnber, Der ii9 bariiber Grserte, bab
0eutI6lanb Trantrsid 1901 be-
fiest bate. SroBbem feline Srau eine
8remerin mar unb er bebeutenoe 9es
f6Gftsbsaisbunsen Su 9eutf6lanb
battle, mar ibm Germany" perbabt.
8eim Spasierengsben in unb nm 2ons
bon fanb er 9elegenbeit, feinen Sob
aeaen bas 9eutI9e bobur9 aus5ulufs
fen, baB er Ieinen @diOaser, aIuus
@rotb, jsbesmaG auf Die StraBenmus
iitanten oufmertlam mddte nit ben
Worten: ySieb mai, &laus, oeine
Qanbsleute, tbot's pbat pe euI q
9erman banb!" 9rotb Grgerte f9
iiber 6isIen berGdtlid ssmeinttn @uss
brud, unb aIs BET elmer 9elegenbeit
iein lisbsr S9iposer fi9 nod ipeniser
i6Sner glusbriide be6iente, nobm er
ibn BEL beiben Sdultern unb fdgte:
Settings! 8eun id nt9t tpiiBte, bob
bu bi.l Itdrfer biit aIs id. bann f9liise
i9 Dir iebt eins on bic Obren; aber
iparte nur, es tommt nod cine 3eit,
bann tommen mir nod England. uno
bann fomme i9 nit, nebme Elm 9epshr
NIT uno ben erisn. ben id in feline trts
famen biden engIifaen 8eins fdiebs,
6as biit bu!~
Der ebIe Ulr. Settings mar udmli9
ein ri6tiger Sobn 8ulI, eenau 70, tuie
mon ibn in wibbldtteru absebiIbet
Febt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
9Ifte1ts
N6euntatiSutuS

@s 9iebt iebr ipenise 2eiOen, Die
i9mer5Daiter linO, als Siiften.
&beumatismus. 3uerit fam man
iib faiim aufri6ten, ino ipenn ner-
na6lGiiigt, miro es idIieblid 10
ialintmL oaB oas @eben ummosli6
miro. Siiften.&beiimatisnus lit
eine gerbinoung BON ReuraIgie un6
Rbeumntismus, uno puroe oIs iebr
Hpierig 5u bebanoeln betradtet.
q. 8. 5ubrman's 3uItanO tpur6e
als beinobe iinbeilbar betro6tet. Or
batte orei gler5te periuft, aber iein
8uItanb fpurbe INNER idlimmer,
Bis er nidt mebr geben fonnte. @r
probierte Or. Wfiles' Rerpine nit
benz Heiultat, bab, tpie er iagt, er
tpieber arbeiten fann uno ie6t gar
feline S6mer5en mebr bat 8er on
Siiiten.Hb HbeumatiSmus Ieioet, ioIlte
ioIgenoes freipiaige 3eu9nis leien:
sgin ears.s Sebr lang Lltt i'd an loasnarntens
Shtten'Rhennattsmns. Sb brobtsrte. bret nsr-
lSstsoene % Herats. ipnrSe nbgr betanSia idllimmsr
tet. Sch tonnte nitht aehcn. Sd neyiutbte Dr.
Niles Rerutne. uno oils i'd Die brittle HIdithe nrra
.T,,i ssane,t bate par Der s4%ers fort nno tds
braiich ber Perpne an unb ipuroe INNER better.
Sd tonnte tuieber on Die Wrb,it peben unb babe
lettoem teinen Sbmers mtbr aebabt. SD bin
tmner berett an iaaeu. onB melne gpieoerbertels
luna adn5lidl burdb 9r Riles' Reruine berbeiees
Ilhrt fuiirbe." @eurae 8. Gubrman,
295 6i6orp Ioe.. Baltimore. Rh
Serfauft BON alien aputbefern. @enR
bic erite 5lafdIe nidjt bilft, uirb ShE
9clo 5uriideritattet.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Indiana
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
st HumtB.

Our 8ereitung bon 9umib obne
aefirtDrner nimmt man 1872 llnaen
frii9e Mild, pierunbie6sig lln5en
@aFer, o6t lln3en braunen 3uder,
eine llnSe preBbefe, bier lln5en Wttl4s
auder. Wton loIe ben Mildauder in
Dafer unb feb. bies aur Wtild, pers
rsibe Sefe un6 braunen 3uder in
einem MDrTer nit etpus bes 9emis
I6es unb ieibe oann gu bem Reit.
Starfe Tlafdsn iinb tpeientli4, oft
nimmt man SlaIden nit Putentpers
Tdlub ooer Gbampagnerflai4en; bic
&orte miiFen gut idlieBeu. 3ped'
mdbig iIt, ben &ort. fObalb er feit eins
aetrieben ift, fofort nit 9rabt feitsus
binben. TlanseIbuftsr @erf9lub Der
aprfe bot bdufig bds Gntipeiden Der
aoblenIGure uno Elm tpertIoIes prGpas
rat 5ur Solge. Serner muB bic 9lpfs
betpabrung bel gemdBister Semperas
tir seT6eben. gtu9 miiHen. Inn @es
rinnen 5u 2lumpen gu perbinbern. bic
SlaI6en tGgIi6 sebn Minuten 9eI9iits
telt tperben, ipobei man fie stpedmdbig
nit einem Su9 umbiiGt. SO berses
ben einige Sage, bepor bic faure Sab
rung eintritt, als6unn berotdt fi9 bas
prGparot mertlib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

Sm Mittelmeer 9eben bic llnteriee-
bOOte bic gIntipOrt auf bic brtttide Be-
bauptung, baB ibre Sdtiefeit ein9es
felt woroen iet, neil iie nt6ts mtrten
f6nnten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

9lu6 bic Srun3oien baben felt benz
8riessausbrudSrauen perurtbeilt uno
ftanbre6tltd eridieBen lahen. Srei-
lid, freilid --e es uartn ia beuts
f1e Srauen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

Der S6nig BON Gn9lano bat es Def.
ier oils Der Gar. Wem er ieine SOls
baten beiu6eu mil, weiB er 9anS 9e=
nau. mo er iie finOen lam -fie iteben
nod INNER auf oemielben Sled, mo iie
Dor einem Sabr fanoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

Die Serben iollen ettuas i9werfdllt9
BON geeriif iein, aber b tpentsiteus
biirften iie be9riffen baben, oaB, wer
auf gnslano baut, einen idledteren
8augruno ni6t bate ndblen f0nnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

gnslii6e 9ampferlinten befOrOern
feline oienifdbigen auspanoerer mebr
in bic Sremoe. Sie Seiser peisern
iia aasebIid, auf Sdiffen gu urbetten,
bic ts tim tpollen. Sinter ben Sets.
ern Der 9nmpier aber peritedt fb bic
Sdiffabrtseieaidaft, biuter ben beioen
bic brttiide Re9ierune.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

@eTdlasen auf alien 2inien, tr0itet
@rpBbrtttanien ii6 nun nit ieiner
SIotte. 9lber bic Oeutl6en &atten bat
iene 6lotte bod nidt uufseiu6t, trOb-
Oem 2Oro @hurdtl iie bereits Dor ein-
EN- Sabre erf1ufetl-pollte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
W o pbrentDpfe

Gin @ierteIpfun6 Butter riibrt
man f9Gumis unb eibt nod unb nab
etn @ierteIpfunb 3uder. Elm babies
pfunb Wlebl, brei giselb. Elm 3ebnteI
Suort Wil6. cine halbe 11nae Bod
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

Der neue trante Mann BON europa
beiBt SObn Bull. Ser alte, Der am
9osporus iab unb 10 lau9e leioenb
mar, i6eint pOllig geneien gu iein
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

pulper unb bas Nbgeriebene elmer 81
trone oosu, ptrriibrt alles gu einem
Seig, ben man In elmer SeBeierform
bddt. gla9 Dem grtaltsn ipsroen bic
WlobrentDpfe in Der Waitte bolbtert,
unO pirb foIs.nbe Creme etnsefiiIIt:
Gin @iertelpfuno Butter riibrt man
Iabnis unb perriibrt barunter Stpei @is
selb, brei gblOffel 3uder unb einen
SeelDffel Stun obsr Irrut. bonn iebt
man oie beioen SGlften lpieOer uufeins
amber uno iiberSieH iie nit folsenber
@laIur: in Siuei GipeiB riibrt man 70
piel puoerSudsr, als notipenbig. slutt
unb sibt gerisbene GbotOlube gum
SGrben boran, nit biefer 9laiur
iibersiebt man bic WobrentDpfe, Die
man gum Srodnen uuf Elm 9Ie9 febt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

Ser grdiibent bate Der gOte mad
gnslanO ebeniOsut Die Radidrift bel
fii9en t6nnen: vSitte, betradten iie
bas 8orlieeenbe dls 70 icrap Of PAPER.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

Die 9oIliiionen unb Stranbun9eu
britifder Sdiffe finOen mertpiirOi3er
ipeiie INNER bort itatt, mo oeutide llns
terieeboote iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

ST Snbien ben gngldnoern in Oies
fem Grie9e pirtlib treu2-9lbmarten,
bis bic 9reibunOtruppen am Sue3ta.
nal ite1en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

Gin ihweres 9erbdn9niB, oaB ii9
bic sr6Bten italieniiden 9InftrengunE
gen tmmer gu ben sr6Bten 6eblidld9en
enttpifeln.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
aGares s@bubarberseGee.

G66ner, polIofti9er Ebabarber
miro gsI6GIt unb tIsinseidnitten, sez
tpoeen uno in emaillierter 8aferple
uufs Ssuer ssIteGt. 9luf ie einunos
einboIb pfuno sibt man brei @tertels
Plumb Stiidauder bin3u uno eenus
DaFer gum 8ebedsn Der Sru9t. Rad
etni9en Winuten bes &o9ens pirb Der
bur6sefeibte Saft elmer 3itrOne bin<
3ugefiist. @enn fertig, ipirb Der Saft
our6geIeibt, bos Suriidbleibenbe Dido
lam man als &ompott ferbieren. Iuf
ieoes pint Saft re6net man breipterz
lei lln5en BETTE Gelotine. gla9bem
bieIelbe sel0ft unb Sugefiist 1T. felt
man bic aaFerols IeitfpGrts ouf ben
Diem, Bis bic @sIatine pDIltg bur6ges
sooen iTt. Damn miro Die WtafIe in
S6iiFeIn ooer Sormen, Die Dorber in
DoFer ousgeipiilt ipurben, eritarren
laFeu, TpGter geitiirSt unb nit elmer
WuraT6inos, 9ronbpsWeinfau ober
nit GuItaro ober S6lderabm ferpiert.
9ieTes @eIee III fsbr fsiu, ipenn CRIB
beereu ooer Simbeeren binSugefiigt
iperben, In tpsldem Sole man DIE
8eeren i'm @erbGltnts bnlben 9eipi4s
tes gum Rbobarber nimrut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
TtaurptartoffeIn.

0ieIe tann man aus iibriesebliebes
nsn ober friI9eu in Der SdaIs seto4s
ten Rartoffeln berfsIen. bod 1T Be
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

Sm britiiden Yarlament tun au9
bic Srieoensfrtunbe, bic bafiir etntre.
ten man Iolle pauf bic 6riebenspors
Ihldae Der anoeren Settle b6ren." als
Of fis nod on ben Ste9 Der unbeiltsen
9lnians elaubten. Baron @ourtnep
beQleitete iein 3ursben nit Oem 3u'
fab: DRatirlia perOen mir unisrs
8eoin9unseu lte0eu." 9lber INNER
mebr piro Der ipubre SadUerbolt 10
aud oem 8riteuOeriianoe flur weroeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

Sn bier perIdisoenen 9dnbern fam.
pfen oeutide Sruppen. Sas nennt
man @rfd6pfung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
DteEelephonnummer oeS- SeoHenblatt'
tft test $500 (ususs).

Slinten. 8omben uno @ranaten,
&auft gn9lanb in unieru Staaten!-
9o9 es feblen ibm SOlbaten!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
@tGfb Rurebit init aIs

W1an IGBt einen GbIOffsf Butter
i6melsen, fiise oreiptertel Safe Ole
Obsr Bier baSu unb iuenn biefes beib
III, elm boIb pfunb feingefdnittenen
omeritonif9en adie, einen tnappen
SsslOffel Semi ie sinpierteG SeeI0ffel
SoIs uuo pfeffer. Denn Der &Gfe
sei9molSen lit, fommen 5tpei gier,
@.Ibss unb Weibes fepurut gei9lagen.
6oau; iorsTdltis riibren, bumit es gut
ssmiI6t lpirb, bonn auf beiben SeGIern
nit Eoait ferpieren unb fofort 5u
Slid eeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

Die ssiRsssa orssAsaFSslasB IN der 0eaaa
LIsss<e &c oszss dee ''NNes@anhlaAA.1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

Sie Sadie madt fid ia. Sic tuer-
ben ipieber tiidtts UerbrOi6en.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-01
DANGER Turks in
HOT WATER TANKS
Liable to Explode Unless Pro.
vided With Automatic Relief
Valve, Says McCabe.

Boiler Inspector John G. McCabe
says there is danger of kitchen hot
water tanks exploding, following the
installation Of meters in houses by
the water board, unless the tanks are
properly equipped with an automatic
relief valve. This safety device Is
provided for by ordinance and In
spector McCabe will take immediate
steps TO see that the ordinance ID
rigidly enforced. II will cost from
$3.50 to 81 to equip each tank.
THE use of check valve on the
meter pipes makes the hot-water
tanks dangerous" said Inspector Me.
Cabe. last winter water tank OK.
ploded in a honse on Belmont-ave. and
did about $500 damage. The other
day a tank explosion blew out the
side OF house In Illion, N. Y. The
explosion on Belmont-ave. was due tc
check valve OF the water pipe"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-01
John Mitchell Also Among To-
days Witnesses Before In
dustrial Commission.
ANDREW CARNEGIE TO
BE HEARD LATER
Important First Hand Inf0rma-
ton Is Expected From
These Witnesses.
BY JOHN EDWIN NETIN.
STAR Correspondent United Press


NEW YORK, Feb. with J. p.
Morgan, Americas most powerful
banker, and John Mitchell, former
president OF the United Mine work
ers, as their chief witnesses, the fed
eral industrial relations commission
today hoped to get important first
hand information on the relations be-
tween capital and labor.
Morgan was called to give his views
OF absentee landlordism" and on the
questions of so-called Industrial dem
ocracy, involving the right OF labor
to be represented on directorates OF
great Industrial corporations. Nit
chell, now a member of the New York
state workmen's compensation COM
mission was expected to discuss la
boris side OF Industrial warfare and
also to present his views on the
causes and prevention OF industrial
unrest.
The commission hopes this week to
complete its Investigations here. The
chief witnesses to be called include
Andrew Carnegie. who will take the
stand on Wednesday, and James Mac
kay; George w. Baker, chairman Of
the board OF the First National bank
OF this city: Frederick ii. Con, Of
the Cleveland foundation. and DIR.
William II. Allen, who, at the request
OF the commission, has made a COM
prehensive survey Of the activities Of
the various charitable foundations Of
the nation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-01

idea Of what the men at the front
think Of the conflict by quoting from
two letters. one written by . German
and the other by Q British sol31sr.
"When will the world rea>I9e the
SAVU 1t1uoy HMM lheasacrsf wrote
the German. She spoke or the stfug-
Gle as q "foundling war;" as no nation
will acknowledge responsibility for It.
When peace comes, she said. 1t should
be permanent peace. and the attain
ment Of this Is one of the objects of
the peace party.
Mr.. Pethick.Lawrence declared that
the interests Of humanity demand
that war be stamped out for all time,
and urged the federation of the neu-
trail powers as necessity II the
present conflict Is to be brought to
an end.