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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-21
The Week IN the War

SUNDAY. March IA British, Admiralty announces sinking b, German
submarines Of eight British and French merchant vessels and British
auxiliary cruiser Iayano within se,enty-twO hours. Official "eye-
witness" account Of fighting AT Neu,e Chapelhe sa- IL was most
desperate in man, months. British advancing four miles In two days.
Iushuns retreat from Augustowo district TO II point under the guns
Of Grodno and admit that the Germans are within "A few mile" OF
PrzasnysZ
MONDAY. March l5-Frcnch capture 500 metres of German trenches
between L. Four de- Paris and Botanic, In the ArgUnne. Ihlgians,
assisted b! French heavy artillery. destroy important defensive
point ncn DiNmude. icrnnrs lombard Rheims again and the
cathedral at sois-ons. ENJOYS of Prussia, bavaria and Austria ut
Vatican arrange To leave Interests 81 hands Of Spanish envoy in
case If ar English East Indian fleet again hombnri~ Smyrna.
TUESDAY. March 16-Gerrnan cruiser Dresden sunk by British vessels
OF Chilean coast. Anglo French order in council issued forbiddng
all ships to enter or leave German ports. Lord Kitchener announces
British Government probably will take over ammunition factories in
United Kingdom. Italian Chamber of Deputies passes defence till.
Emperor Francis Joseph refuses % ctIe territory to Italy. Germans
blow up four lines of French trenches in lie rretre wood. French
hold greater part of village If NauuuoiS.
WEDNESDAY, March Il British light cruiser tmcthyst makes dash
through, Dardanelles mine fields and loses twenty EIGHT Of rev
killed and thirt, wounded. Great Britain in note Ia United States
explains uatur" of rcpri~al order against German shipping German
official statement claims 'nrtur" Of height n'a st. fIoi from
British
TIT RSnAY. March lN-irkin reports American, British. French and
Russian Representatives have informed Jaran that If She hroaceus
original demands ON china their Go,rrnmrnt, will 10" unable To-
continue diplomatic ut"rluugrs with her Darlanelc, reported
cleared Of mines for dtauc" Of twelve miles from entrance. Anglo
French fleet lomtarl~ Kauai. Italian report says Austria is
moving archives Of Rome Embassy to Vienna.
FRIDAY, March 10 -NINrln air~hip drops loni~ o,cr Calais railway
station ht misses mark French iuhtt heavy losses on Germans
at Iartmam>vcucr Kopf, IN N~rcc. Copenhagen reports that
Kaiser. his chief Of stan and Kings of SaNony and Wurrttrmlrrc
met near lille for council If war German General stan threatens,
to burn three Russian towns for ever, German town burned h,
Russians. open NEGOTIATIONS between Germany and Italy to secure
ltny> neutrality ar" ,udci.
SATURDAY. March % British baulc,hip, Irresistible and Ocean and
French battlr>hip i'ou,et >unN b, floating mines in DardaneIIr>. and
British battle cruiser infeNibir and French hatle,hip Gaulo, put
out Of action temporarily by shells. Vice admiral Garden. com
handing allied Ht, reported killed. Allies occupy Important r,n-
mmicattug tr,ucho, a. Nntrc lamo do Iorctto Ilu,-.ror Francis
Joseph approves plans of stan for operations AGAINST Italy in ca>c
Of war.
',.nr'd STAT >.dy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-21
WAR + IN VIENNA
Government Orders Its Isr Bcgiu-
MINI AnrIl Z.

Sprcial 'nhl' H,sp1frh 10 Tpr s.
VIENNA. VA Rome. March 20 IT,
of bread - increasing az.
M1nk bakeries ave been closed and go,
confectionery stores ar" being shf'
down. a. -" use % eggs and MIX has
been prohibited An order Coupc.NrS
tho use Of war bread Will - into cMc. p
April I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-21
X OPTIMISTIC.
special Envoy 10 Berlin Denies
Distrust Of GermanH.
RI Central Nrtrs.

BEnLIN. Via Amsterdam. March 90
HALL Boy. the special envoy TO Ger
many IN an Interview in the TdgebIntt,
is very optimistic as to the Turkish stu
alton. He denied hat there was any
distrust of Germany in Turkey.
pjavid hey. who is IN Berlin on a
special financial mission. said in an In
teryiew In the same paper that his work
has been entirely sucre ssful.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-21
LIVERPOOL STRIKE RESUMED.
1000 Men Quit Work aud steam
ers' SaiIings Are DELAYED.

LoSpoS, March 20-The strike Of the
coal beavers at the Liverpool docks,
which WAS supposed To have been settled
on March 3, Was renewed to-day. Two
Thousand men NUT work.
The sailings Of many vessels. some Of
them in the Government service, will
consequently be delayed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-21
DIsCLAM ATROCITIES DENIAL.
British Government Has Not Rcpu-
dated Belgian RecitnIs.

IoNpoN, March 2O-Thc on'cial press
bureau issued a denial last night OF the
statement in the neutral press TO the
effect that Great Britain had informed
Ambassador Page that counts by
Belgian refugees Of German atrocities
were attributable to hystcria and that
Mr. Page had so reported 70 Washing
ton.
The denials followed communications
between the ambassador and the Cow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-21
SINKING OF BOUVET.
From sight Almost In
stantIy In n-IIes.

LoNpoN, March @0.-The correspon-
dent of the Daily Mad in describing the
sinking Of the French battleship Bouvet
Y
The Bouvet vas following the Suf-
fren down the strait when she was sud
denly blotted from sight 10y a dense
cloud of smoke. The cloud gradually
became thin and gave a moments view
~ a gray bow raised AT an angle which
suggested that she was sinking by the
stern. when the cloud rassed tho
ship Va disappeared ~ the SAINT
time several dcs'royers aud w. English
ships came rushing to tho spot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-21
CHINA PROTESTS TO GERMANY,
Objects 20 Agitation AmouI >R-
lives Of N%anchuria.

LoNpoN. March 20.-Alfrcd SZe, the
Chinese Minister here, states that
China was not aware Of IN" scheme ~
capt, Won pappenheim. the German Mill
tary AttAchs at Pekin. when he went to
ManChuria and Mongolia 90 destroy
part OF the Russian Trans-Sihcrian rai'-
way. The chinese Government be-
lievcd II was merely a pleasure trip.
China. the Minister said, has since
protested to Germany against the ac-
ton of the attache and has sent a
circular letter to the authorities Of Man
churia and Mongolia directing them to
stop Vou Pappeuheim's agitation among
the natives.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-21
40 VICTORY IN SUDAN.
Brriin admits Report of British
Defeat WAS Ntruc.

BtELIN. via wireless to SdyVille. l. g..
March 20 The official press bureau a'-
nuuncod tonight that reports Of an
overw he'miuS defeat Of the British M
the Sudan. published here, have proved
to- be untrue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-21
RUSSIAN SHIP TO AID.
The AskOld to Enter strait Ia Pro-
tect Mine >wecpcrs.

Paris. March % The Petrograd cor
respondent OF the Temps reports that
tho Russian cruiser Askold ~ coming
from smyrna. where the operations have
been Interrupted. and has entered the
uarrows to help protect the mine
eweepers
He adds that tho arrival of the Rus
sian fleet IN view NJ the Bosporus has
caused an ever increasing panic at Con-
stantinoplc. The existence OF this panic
Is now Officially confirmed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-21
GERMANS LOSE IN AFRICA.
Union Forces Occupy Important
Military Positions.

CAPE TowS. March 2O-Cniou forces
have occupied the following stations in
German Southwest Africa haVignah,
Nabas. H~eiragtbis, tkamas. Jerusalem
Schmlt Drift and Neloor. From a mill
tary poin, ~ view this lie a most inn
portant success.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-21
Heavy snowfall IN Berlin.

AMsrrRpAM, vita London. March 20.
Reports from Berlin tell OF a violent
snoWstorm which swept over the Ger.
man capital and over much of Prussia
Yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-21

The stations named occupy = lire a
short distance across the Orange River
from cape Colony, roughly parallel 4"
the river from west to east.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-21
GERMAN LOSS, 6.OOO.
Brrltn tRsusIti~s IN
>cu>c t~hapeIir Fight.

BERLIS. va Amsterdam and London.
March 2o.-THe German General star
ISSUED an official statement; to-day sta
.rg that tho total German losses IN the
fighting about Neuvo 'hspclie Ve-c
about 1000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-21

statement forwarded here from Berlin,
the Irresistible. Ocean and Bouvet were
sunk not by floating mines. as had been
announced by the British Admiralty, but
by torpedocs. The German report says
that the seven hour engagement ended
in success for the Turkish forts and
that beyond slight damage to the earth
works tho Qualifications escaped I'M
harmed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-21

The Rrrtish o.rcisl repor' isSuei rr
March ~ estimated the number OF Ger
losses in theF" operations hetWoc.
March ia and March - AZ not less 'na'
T.. acc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-21

,p.Id' '5.', h,,r1'rt 10 Tsr :
tpspoS March 20. TN, a, %
~ =, order ~ 'u, Bath has ..
'or-,l .' 't, ''rpHN lr.f.,. r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-21
NOTE FROM TORPEDOED SHIP.
Envelope Telling ~ Orioles Int,
Picked IN On G%uernsc,

LoNpoN, March 2o.--An envelope
hearing the name u the General S,..7.
Navigation company and the words
"Ortol" torpedocd was picked up m
the coast ~ N" island or Guernsey to-
day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-21

Tho Admiralty recorded tho loss of
the pr'ule, which was used IS a patrol
ship, on February :, saving That J., was
feared that the vessel bad been tor
p"doed with tho Tokomaru and tho
Kara The Dr,olc was a vessel Of l.l,q
tons aud was built last year Snc ear
red 4 crew uf twruty-nue men Two
nfc hunys h"arIug :he name "nriol, .
were picked up of RYE, on the SUSSEX
coast, Just prior N tn" Admirtltys an.
u~ouuccmcni.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-21
THINKS THE KARLSRUHE SANK
British <dmirnIty Makes First
Reference 90 ucr probn bile Loss.

NVFTTTT ' WTf TFNTTTTF ~ NV STN-
LONDON. March 20 The Admiralty IS
sued late last night its rrst reference T.
the numerous reports 100 regard To- the
Gie;mdu sea 'o,cr karlsruhe T. said IN
an official statement
There II every reason 80 believe that
the karlsruhe WAS sunk iu tho ~uegh',r-
hood Of the West Indies az the hcs1u-
ming Of NOV -fuhcr. Those o. the o. ew
10 were rescued reached Germtny
at-ard the RIO tirande. which hbd
been acting 900 concert with the k,rlS-
ruhe early In December"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16
The Daily Story
The Claimant-By Eunice Elake.

I But the claimant was able to tell OF
many incidents that had happened on
! the estate. which went far to prove
| that he was what he claimed to be. Ha
explained his long absence In this wise.
During the fight in which he was TO
ported missing he was knocked on tba
head by the butt of a musket in the
hands OF n Chiuaman and stunned
When he came 10 himself he remem.
bered nothing of the past, not even his
name. The dead were lying about him.
the wounded had been removed He
arose and walked till he came 10 q
city, where he eventually entered the
service OF a French merchant. After
passing through various vicissitudes he
was taken suddenly Ill and was remov.
ed TO a hospital After having been de.
lirious on returning TO his former con
dition he had exclaimed, You rascauy
Chineman, take that for yoursg' But
seeing s. nurse before him instead Of
a Chinaman he appeared much sur
prfsed He had returned TO a normal
state. remembering that be was Vic.
tor Marivaud-
His appearance was a terrible blow
to the lovers. for, according TO the
French law of Inheritance. Victor Ma
rivaud was the owner of the estate, in
Guiding the wine business. He told
Louis SO many things that had occur
red during the iatter's childhood that
Louis became convinced that the stTan.
ger was his brother. Nevertheless it
was not TO be expected that he would
be pleased to see a brother OF whom
he had no remembrance and who
would dispossess him OF his property.
But the severest blow was that NJ VII
laret Immediately withdrew his con.
sent TO his daughters marriage unless
It could be proved that the claimant
was an impostOr.
There was an old blind woman uv-
ing on the place. who, on hearing OF
the claimant. desired that he be
brought to her She asked him a few
questions, which seemed to trouble
him. though he answered them cor
rectly. Then the old woman directed
that he be uncovered to the waist.
This was done, snd her hand was
guided to his chest She slid her hand
around TO his side under his right arm.
and ii rested on a small lump the size
or a pea.
This Is Francois Soubise," she said
II lived with his mother when ne was
a little boy and often dressed and IN
dressed him. I know him by this
lump"
That ended the pretense.
Louis Marivaud after this attempt TO
impose on him went to Tonldn and
made a search for his brother, Victor
But, although he spent much time on
the matter. he failed 70 obtain any in
formation whatever. Victor never re-
turned
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

asals s4stlzE eEloTafs tasis;s asd
asafes eoHss 81 tss sane pocss'- TIE
fz1iegs are ores p4f 20 iG little Eat
sGffias sta serse tofs. ae4 if ia best
% bay thea is tais form
Pzlusr.Esd ehf1rafs % potash - OF
- assf ns Ee4tsso.G rs-s6g 'oF
sore threat. go powfsF hslzE fissois.
a. .s safer aad fss s1iutiqa Used 80
q rarFr PgivsrfE-e saiFzzr r. also
used sse1s ttr to1ssaoif to e coasif'
srasfs sxfsar. arf a. ~ IL iikriT % -
trrf or ser rans srsif uifr tas calP-
rae. fs~rs as afHa4s fauErr % fEs
ESQ t-eaaIrs 1.EFs tl acE. o. ~
fsr t-rasarE ~ ra~ raraaEr. 90 oteef-
nls~ Tar r1zse'ss eeers % stritias %
-.st7 rs ~iErare ~ tr.s HISS uos.f
e. s~raas Cs1rafF ~ tqEsss aiii
.sa r1ua.-r ufsr rss.T eaiTsrissd
e-areear r-rsEr reF 80 readily cor 80
violently as utff ss.gasr tTrg u&ei1
If uearf e1at5rr .r tie ss@s wsg.
Hss s1frr-,zse fsFEr % sits e1@@9o
~
rhrs- fs-rzrs are vel werfs err
f-rsrr ss HrT rrafr f1 cub
s1aaers ..sr arr UsrF fo 10 f9ssf ir
arr H1as-sat ice tszsrt ts 81 greet
rssE rr ss9r ea1sfr.rs railroads are
e-F s.1rrf r9 rs4s sa,as9r Hrf cai1-
Ff- aF neFssr eeee ere sane trF.e.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

ssss hs.siaE tteuseiers- seen asiy
ar W.ff. sFum Fsr p1ti.e crib srcrw
farF uaHir.s has saved ne govern
mrsE s1sar o. 11eF -1. rairh Del bIi
a drup la Jkr beckett Co she amount
20 eogif saFe 70 DO could rttaia EnF'
erumeat nsagfaeiufa Df ererythins
De- h.s arst ara1ai rFp1-t f1r fhe
Frar 1918 srerrsars uau.giB astri f1r
az aFsr1priatigH f8F an aFwos plate
factory ga8Gs fram thai report
70 desire 90 recommend che PCS
cage az the earliest momrnt rf a
ea~ rs~af aupTupTistiou 90 begin ere
e1EsfF1cfian ~ q government ar1acr
1farf t1 relieve che sifuat'1r wh.ch. in
rv rst.mafl1E. ss .ut1irFatiT and o.
f1saf taFarer uitH ttF rr.nripiT 1'
-r1namF in spenfiuE government
reeer fF ff rof ms .ufFuf.rr fo er-
large here upon tire economic reasons
rs1f promss me Co. make this recon
m-rtafi1n &C. have already Funs iu-
90 rhrm at iruEfa .r a letter 90 tho
fFanfr .n response f1 a request for
rf1ruatidr ff la SUFFICIENT tn meu.
F.7H Eer~ fsar errv three firms iu FhiF
country car rTarHfarturr amor plate.
ana chat these three firms rrtr Put
Ir bids g1r arm1r plate seldom Ea-s. ing
over "a rre d7'iars. and in uaaT ir-
stance being itssfieaf f1 cent
Asked far reasons TE f1 che Uniform
'fT o. these BIDS. zero Of ere arms 20
piled frarEIr fFaf ar fFs contract
would tr divided amongst them any
env. che rrIr effect % competitive
bIfe would bT f1 reduce fhF profit
made bF 400 ~ fhr ftsrr concern
-Ur rgfref.r.Tr Hrr1r plate Dob
fe gvr plant rrr government uII
He a.1.r r1 Keep f1r ICE ouu use ans
Improvement sr enc manufE cture or
composition OF .fs armor that mas be-
Developed Tho i1sf wUrt has not
been sa.f |a armor. aud rasf history
Shoes rlaF Errat improvements in
fe@ manufacture and design OF armor
plate have been made The greater
parr of these improvements were
sssz~er~d aF actual experience gain
rI Hr naval officers Jldrr our pee
rrE system 1f obtaining our arm1r
plate fFpE private o1mrarirs such !m-
F-9rra~Hts become the property %
90 fEs world ard can b. obtained
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

On the estate Of Lucien Marivaud. in
France. lived poor man named Sou
bise and his wife. Marie. the couple
having a little son, Francois NJ Mari
vaud had extensive vineyards, from
the product OF which be manufactured
wine. Soubise had charge OF the grape
growing, and Afarivaud not only val
ued his services highly. but was very
fond OF him. Soubise's wife died, and
be soon followed her. leaving little
Francois without home.
NJ. Mariyaud had a son, Victor, about
Francois age. When the latter was
left an orphan he was taken to the
chateau and became q playmate Of
Victor. There was a brother OF Vic
tor. Louis. much younger than either
OF these two boys.
When Victor was eighteen he enter
cd the military school and became an
army officer. Upon graduating he was
ordered TO join his regiment In Ton
kin. Francois was anxious to see serv-
ice and. enlisting in the same regt-
ment. went out with Victor. who
agreed 20 interest himself IN his pro
Ger.
a year later after a hght Lieutenant
Mariyaud was reported missing This
meant that he had fallen into the
hands OF the Chinese. in which case it
was quite likely that he had been muir
dered. When nothing was heard from
him for several years he was given up
by his family. and when his brother,
Louis. came OF age he inherited the
family patrimony, his father having
died without q Will NJ. Msrivaud had
purposely omitted TO make one becau use
he never ceased TO hope that his son
would one day turn out TO be among
the living.
Ten years after the departure OF Vic
tor Marivaud. when there was no mem
Der OF the family living. Louis. who
had for some time possessed and man
aged the wine business, became engag-
ed 10 Hortense Villaret. the daughter
OF neighbor. Nile. Viuaret belonged
to an aristocratic family, but the es-
tate had been confiscated during one
of the many changes in the sovereign
ty OF France, and she was very poor.
She and Louis We're much In love with
each other. and her father favored the
match because Louis was wealthy and
could enable Hortense TO return 10 the
style Of living 10 which the family had
formerly been accustomed.
All went happily for the lovers till
few weeks before the day set for the
wedding. Then one day a man appear
ed at the chateau claiming 10 be Vic
tor Narivaud. Louis was but twelve
years old when his brother left home,
and. granting that this man was Vic
tor. he would not have remembered
him. There was DO other person at
hand who had been familiar with Vic
tor 10 identify him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16
The World Wide War Trust

5y any body who cares 10 buy them.
Even nov the improvements IN amor
and the designs worked out BY the
navy have been embodied 10 the war
saip % another nation recently mn
ishcd by the Beth chem steel Co. and
put into commission. This IL not an
argument iiEhtly 20 be disTegarded TN
favor % a government amor plant.
not has Dc been overlooked, Tor IN
stance. b. japan. which has erected
10 uzn amor making plant and sur
rounded 90 with such secrecy that
none % the other nations are able
% teli ahrthsr or rot AZ this minute
the japanese armur may not be su-
per.or O. ans other existence. In
addition 20 Japan. the French govern
neat. after experimenting Elth fac
frFy capable % producing only the
lighter weights % nrmor. is eniarEi nE
To government plant 80 AZ % permit
81 the production % thick plates. and
Russia has had Sc own armor-plaie
factory for some tine
7 DO rot see hos u Is possible for
congress % JUSTLY 70 the people a re-
flsat 90 erect government PLAN.
nor hos % can answer the charge that
auI invariably b. brought up-ihai
the same mysterious providence which
saved This profitable business 20 the
steel companies three times In the
past. even after money for a govern
meut pant rad actually been appro-
psiatrd. 10 not stni A. wcrk exercising
its beneaeeat protection over these
fusfv sueeia~ua OF infant industries.
uhn are even upv under government
Investigation a. vioiat7rs % the anti
trust Law
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16
VILLA IN Brady.M.D.
More Tricks OF the Trade.

tf ssref E1a~ss. arr~ as m.ea a
asrs ~ t.~ rstras @rt.e.ar and cure
s.l business az Go ls "a rsFt ut tar shoe
H.s.Eeaa 1r t.r grocery BIAS ness. fae
American people eoa.t DO spared "a
tos rf misery Because there it 90
a1eef tsat a Joe % .uaE.EarE .IsFr
tr1lbfr.- .EItnrg trouble" au1 faE Use
.- eaeerf Ea fsr Intentionally m.s'
trza.aE 1rses.FtiGa % symptoms ia
Fatrst medicine cirea.ars and a1Fsf"
sfsfmr1ts
one ald trek is hjs The Esd.
urr ear~- felos ssEErsts taat n any
se,.imrat aBprarf ia bottle % urrg
Wa5ch has stood f1F some bouts
Fg4'vs E1t E.tncF trouble ana sou
sh8rlf take Dr. Kittens Natural
Here's w1iiT there is get time As
a matter o. fact any normal urine all
shoW more o. less sediment on stand
iuE for some time
Manufactures Kidney Tre4sIe.-
Anothsr Utucy Pill contains a dye
msthyirnc blue. wh.ch stains the
urine srecaisa o. blue This gives the
shark a chance 90 make you imagine
the blue stain signifies poisonous
- -lA"s IA4 A0F aAaeat Na+se a.. dFlfAtl@
o1f % your poor. run down. wcil fright
enef system. a famous fake consists
- an appliance you wear on your feet.
a'onE with some other pills contain
ing msthyieue biue-to help the
drawing out % poisons" you under
stand. Mctayieue blue has Sc value
for diaEuosfic tests. but a. a remedy
thus abused 10 should be SUFFICIENT
evifence 20 put the crooks Eho sell 10
ia limbo
The scores % alleged Kidney cures.
stomach bitters. catArrh cures and
tones which are nothing else than
disguised alcoholic beverages
thing like three hundred % them have
been declared saiable only b.
one holding a license from the com
missioner Of Internal revenue-wel
enough - that trick Too many pur-
chasers o. such medicine Ike the
brsceTs.
The uutrust NoTthiness o. patent
medicine advertising = being more
and more recognized By legitimate
business men and In time We hope
thsrs viu come way 10 control
'his abuse - PuSli- confidence and
aeesEey,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16
CHEMISTRY AND FIRE Pro
TECTIoN

A know edge OF efem. strv e us~fai
N pru5sctiax one aza.ast Losses FROM
ars. as tss state ere marsbaIs bale.
eta sotags ogt
A man Who had a BAD cough sf8esst
a. q drux store and bogEEt soaao TAB
lets o. ce.orats % potash Tor sootetss
ne irrifatiou ia his throat These
we're Efvsc 90 htn IN a sruau raeer
packaEs. whfca ne piacsf On hts out
Size ovsrcost pocket. where it Sap
Dsne6 that there we're also q Boz %
safety mafehss
Ia stsppinE ints he agtomobfs. att
sr nakiax the purchase he BRUSHED
against the side % the car docs. and
the ehio-sts tablets we're rubbed
sxalnst the eoatfax on the match boa
The result VAS that az intense sc
vas ssarte-s n h.s ovsrcoas pocket.
and before hfs ci5thirx couid - re-
mev~s BE vas badly burned.
TIE phosphorus used "a eourecticr
With safety matches 10 % IRE red VAR
ssy. and occurs gpoa the Dor Itself is-
s<esf Of on me beads % the matches
a. In The old fasnioued friction mNteh
TIA; esc 30 ii<htsd anywhere ore
sss~csfsi constitgsot Of tire head o.
the ssfsty mst-h Il eeiorats OF potash.
the elaborate posssssiax ths property
of asminE ap strorxiy when rubbed
against Ire eoAtiax on trs bon
CnIorste % potash 10 rich in oNyssn.
and fs 70 dangerous 80 transport Or -
store. uui~ss proper prscsu-ious are
ss<-n TO svsi6 arv trcubie % Eats
klnf. care sacsla a.ssys - t&ksa q