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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-04-01
Steamer Emma Is Sunk
in English Channel
Without Warning.
DUTCH VESSEL SEIZED AS
SUBMARINE SUPPLY BOAT
Russian and Austrian Reports
of Fighting in Carpathians
at Variance.

One Of the German Submarines
which recently have been operating
so successfully off the British isles iiae
sent another steamer 70 the botfofn
The French ship Emma was tor
pedoed in tho English channel and
only two Of her crew Of twenty-oae
were saved. A Dutch cargo hos
suspected of having supplied fuel ell
10 the submarines mas been seized lzY
British torpedo boats.
There are further indications tI,a
Turkey expects other Balkan 1iz-
lions to enter the war on the side 81
the allies. At Aarianopie, the near
est important Turkish town to tke
Bulgarian frontier, troops are beine
concentrated. and the artillery equiv
ment increased. This Is interpreter
IN Sofia as preparatory to a posslbIs
war with Bulgaria.
Russian and Austrian reports COZ
corning the great struggle IN the
carpathians are conpletsIy at var
ance. although they agree thar
heavy fighting is continuing. Tie
Russian war Office claims various
successes along this front, but TN
Austrian authorities stateN that Rus.
sian attacks were driven back. There
is a similar conflict between Germsta
and Russian reports Of the fighting
in the north.
Evidences Of q revival CT ac41uifx
in the west are no longer apparefH
The French attack IN the Charnuazs...
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-04-01

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LONDON. April /. 1874 .. ma
dispatch to the Exchange Telegram
Company from New Haven. a port in
English CHAINED, in Sussex. saTs ,
large Dutch cargo boat. tina I<odeRi5s
Van Nassau. has been brought inklf
New Haven by two British torpedo
boats, under the suspicion that Sis
has been supplying German suhpi]
rines with fuel oil.
The torpedoboats gave chase to the
Lodewi1k Van Nassau and captures
her near Brighton. 1t is said tlis
members Of her crew appear to b.
Germans The name OF tho vessel s.
painted on each side In huge letters
She has a cargo of oils On board, aElti
this Is now being examined. Whev
hailed by the British torpedoboats tHe
Dutch steamer refused TO stop, nus
she eventually was brought to 9 halt
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-04-01
BRITAIN ON PROHIBITION BRINK;
KITCHENER FOLLOWS GEORGE Y.
nv CLIMB UPON WATER WAGON

Monarchs of Readiness Forego Alcoholic
Beverages Help Solve National Liquor Problem Paves
Way DRY" Engand-ouestion Takes Precedence Over
Field Campaign Plans
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-04-01
lRY STREET
lnrovers Prefer
Stu6Iil ONCI
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own property in
een the Pennsyl-
I'd the junction of
were allowed to vote
ion.
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Fg, and all the resi-
Ironbound district,
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ted to attend. About
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pression Of opinion on
was determined bv n,
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PAST ior "ooe plock ana
granite. Arthur Har-
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-04-01

By the Associated Press
LONDON. April f1.5s D. m.) 3
The French stearnsr Emma. bound
to Bordeaux was torpedosa wednes
daE Ia the Britisih channel on Bsaeh
Head llx 4 German Eibnarsrs. Nine
teen members Of her crew wsrt
brownies. onl3 Two beans sarad.
The Deriscope OF the submarine ESF F
hardly been sighted from the Ennsx
when the torpedo from tias undss
seas boat struck the Emina in tnn
engine. No warning Of any tfnd
was given. The ship foundered Ii
three minutes from the time she wac
struck
A British destroyer subeeQuentIs
picked up two men, who had beer
In the water far = couple OF hour
and at fhe same tina recovered tvs
bodies.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-04-01

Best Cabaret 4 Dancing. Hofel Greedy,
$50 Brood ST 1sia surprise Tonight Adj
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-01-15
The Business Woman,s Looks.

Under the stress and strain of a
business or professional life a wo-
mans beauty soon fades. While In
terest in her work may keep her mind
alert, the sedentary life, the contine-
ment in office or shop, the lack of ex-
ercise, all conspire to chase the roses
from her cheeks, the brightness from
her eye and elasticity from her move
ments. The appearance OF youth and
health is a desirable quality. 1t Is OF
first requisite in business. The woman
who looks we'll, who demands respect
by her personality. has the battle half
won. We are inclined to listen to
what she says with interest and to
accept what she has to offer with con.
fdence. Indeed, any woman who does
aot guard her appearance will fail to
make a success of business.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-01-15
Ersdioatino "Beauty Spots"

Beauty spots" are the names given
to the disfguring little blemishes
which seem to play havoc with com
plexions ut this season of the year.
Let it be clearly understood that
pimples are not caused by frosty,
damp. dry. hot or, in fact, any other
kind of weather, but make their APP
pearance In direct connection with an
unsatisfactory condition of the blood
or digestion or the general health.
You may lessen the in6amed appear
ance of a beauty spot" by the appli-
cation of a lotion. but you can only
remove it and the cause as well as
the probability of a further appear
ance of the eruptions by getting the
blood into a healthy state. What,
then. is the treatment? Eat fruit at
every meal and plenty of it Drink
copious draughts of cold water. fresh
and filtered. Take a constitutional
and a brisk rundown before breakfast
every morning.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-01-15
Milady's
Mirror
How to Look Young.

'sThe body ordinarily looks as old as
The mind thinks and feels" says Ralph
Waldo Urine In the Woman's Home
Companion.
Shakespeare anticipated by many
years the psychology of the times when
he said, 1t is the mind that makes the
body rich, An eminent modern writ
er has given utteranee to the same
truth more fully and more helpfully.
perhaps, in the following: The prevail
ing state of mind or character OF
thought shapes the body and features.
It makes US ugly or pleasing. attrac-
tive or repulsiye. to others. Our
thought shapes our gestures. our man
nerism. our walk.
1.-The least movement of muscle has
a mood of mind. a thought behind 1t.
A mind always determined has always
a determined walk. A mind always
weak, shifting. vacillating and uncer-
tain makes a shutting. shambling. I'M
certain gait The spirit of determina-
ton braces every muscle. 1t is the
thought element of determination fill
ing every muscle. : > II you send
from you in thought the elements of
worry, fret, hatred OF grief you are
putting In action forces injurious to
your mind and body. Look at the
dicontented, gloomy, melancholy and
Ill tempered men or women and you
will see on their faces proofs of the
action of the silent force of their I'M
pleasant thought cutting. carving and
shaping them into their present ex-
preston. Such people are never in
good health. for the force acts on them
as a poison and creates some form of
disease"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-01-15
GATHERED BASQUE.
The Favorite Bodice In One of It's Lat
est and Smartest Forms.

This basque with seam that extend
to the shoulders is one of the latest
developments. 1t can be made with
full or with plain side portions. but 1t
Is always closed down the front.
Chiffon velvet makes a beautiful
basque to be worn over a skhf of
charmeuse satin. One of the new soft
faille silks would be lovely with a vel
vet skirt, and a simpler desirable com
bination will be found in a basque of
charmeuse satin to be worn over a
skirt of gabardine.
The sleeves can be made either In
full or three-quarter length.
Here the basque with full side por-
lions Is made of charmeuse satin in
the new purple known as aztec. and
the collar and cuffs are of white.
For the medium size the basque with
gathered sides will require four and
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-01-15
To Have Pink Cheeks.


Pink cheeks are the result of good
circulation. no more or no less, Good
circulation means an active condition
OF all bodily functions. Where there
is great fatigue, nervousness, or. On the
other hand. languid. sluggish bodily
activities, whether from a too lazy life
or weakness, hen the circulation is
not all that it should be. We see then
pallor or a pasty look, or ~displeasing
and positive sallowness or a settled
blush look which speaks of actual ill
health. None of these things car by
any means give the cheeks the becom-
ing hue of rosy ~pinkness.
Each woman is a law unto herself.
and general directions cannot be laid
down for all. The weak. pale and
nervous woman sometimes thinks she
cannot stand the daily cool shower,
the brisk walk. which shall put her
into a glow. Sometimes she really
cannot stand It." yet sometimes that
very weakness must be faced and over
come. At first such methods may
seem to leave her more weak and al
most trembling, but If she will persist
| she will note that these unpleasant
symptoms are disappearing and that
her strength as well as her color is i'm
proving every day. Such a woman has
become weak and pale just because
she has succumbed to the thought that
that was her part and lot In life. But,
resisting it. she rises into better health
and more vigorous energy day by day.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-01-15

The woman who desires to adopt the
fashionable fad of wearing a truly
American gown. n built of cotton
and fashioned by an American dress
maker. has a wide variety of models
that she may copy. The one illustrat-
ed here is striking. Carried out In blue
gabardine, it has a semiftting basque
with a deep hip yoke and gathered
tunic. Down the front runs a row of
self covered buttons. A sailor collar
and cuffs of hemstitched organdie are
worn with the gown.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-01-15
Lotion For Enlarged Pores.

Before bathing the face in warm wa
Ter with a face brush rinse thoroughly
In tepid water to remove all traces of
the soap. then in cold water. lastly ap-
plying the following astringent wash
with a bit of absorbent cotton: Boracic
acid, one dram; alcohol. n ounce;
rosewater. two ounces This win
cleanse and close the pores eventually.
but you must be patient and persever-
ing in order to effect the desired result
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-01-15
GIDEON, The MAN OF
GOOD COURAGE
Judges e.11-4o-Jan. II.

A Logical Mana Strong Character.
Too Humble For Self Confidence.
Faith After Proof-Hospitality Re-
Misunderstanding and Doing For God.
Faith Growing Seeks Fresh Proofs.
"BEessed lie the man ohon Thou choosest."-
Psalm 65.I.
THLTHOUGH the Scriptures tell
f. us that not many rich, wise
- and strong are chosen OF
the Lord for His work, we
may be sure that this is not that they
would be unacceptable. but because
their wisdom. riches. strength. usually
make them too self-confident and not
sufficiently reliant on the Lord. To
Gideon. a stalwart young Israelite, the
angel of the Lord was sent with o
message. His salutation was, THE
Lord is with thee. thou mighty man OF
valor.' With excellent logic Gideon
replied, why. If the Lord be with us
hath all this befallen us? and where
be all His miracles. of which our fa-
theirs told us?9
The Midianites and other nomadic
people of the East. discerning that, Ca
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-01-15

lie anger WIS ed as a sacrifice.
moi there to dis
cuss theology. but to inspire Gideon
and to make him the Lords messenger
In Israei's deliverance. The mans hui
mility shines out in his protest that his
family was one of the poorer Of Ma
nasseh, and that he himself was In
ferior to his brethren. But the angel
replied, Surely | will be with thee
and thou shalt smite the Midianites az
one man."
Israel's Unfaithfulness.
When we remember the Divine
promise to defend Israel and to pro-
tect their interests, which were all
earthly. we should also remember that
this protection was dependent upon
their maintenance of h~eart-loyalty and
faithfulness to God. The Lord had
assured them in advance that If they
wandered into idolatry He would
bring upon them various adyersities-
their enemies should reap their crops.
etc. Thus we may know the answer
to Gideon's question. The ~Israelites
had not peer faithful to their Cove
nant, made with God through their
Mediator Moses at Mt. Sinai.
A proof Of this unfaithfulness is
found In our lesson. Gideon's father
was caretaker of the groves of Baal
and Ashtaroth. Their images were
apparently on his property. These
groves were large posts, significant OF
honor, erected zeal the image. Here
was the secret OF Israel's subsection
to the Midianites.
Gideon's Great Courage Manifested.
The night following. the Lord made
a further revelation to Gideon. In
structing him to destroy the idols upon
the property, to overthrow the altar
of BAIL and to build an altar to Jeho-
yah, to kill one of his fathers bullocks
and to make Herewith a burnt offer.
ing unto the Lord, using for the pur
pose the wooden pole. or groove
which formerly did honor to Baal.
The work was accomplished in the
night; for his father, his brethren and
the villagers would have stoutly re-
sisted. had they known of the work.
Gideon was very courageous when
he knew hat he had been called of
the Lord.
Conviction that u work is of Di
vine authority is a power in any heart
This is part of the lack today-lack OF
faith in God and failure to recognize
a mission that is Of God. Much of the
preaching, praying and good endeayors
are, therefore, journalistic. From such
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-01-15

naan was very Ief-
tile. repeatedly In
vaded 1t. confs-
eating much Of
the product of the
land. On this very
occasion Gideon
was tnreshing out
a few sheaves of
wheat. fearing to
have a customary
t%hreshing. lest the
Midianites should
rob them.
The angel was
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-01-15

The Screen Fears old to be defended. Ii
BULLOCK q sdcfWce Baal could not de-
fend himself, he
could not defend Israel. The argu-
ment was potent. Meantime Gideon
sem messengers to the various tribes,
and thirty thousand volunteers re-
sponded to give battle to the Mid
ianites.
Further Proofs of Divine Favor Asked
by Gideon.
AS fresh evidence that he was doing
the Divine viii, Gideon requested OF
the Lord that a wool fleece laid out all
night might be thoroughly wet with
dew. while the ground about it might
be dry. The Lord granted the proof.
Then Gideon reversed the test, and
asked that the ground might be wet
with dew and the fleece be dry. This
also was granted.
But it would not be proper for us
to make similar tests. We have the
Scriptures-records of Gods favor and
of the Lord Jesus. The Lord would
have US walk by faith in the lessons
already taught. and not by sights and
signs of our own times.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-01-15

IT IS TO THE INTEREST OF EVERY

man who owns a house or lot on Five Mile Beach to
take the JOURNAL. In its columns you will find
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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-01-15

we turn away ds
st. Paul directed
2 Timothy 3:5.
When the VII.
layers traced the
matter to Gideon,
they called upon
his father to deliv.
er him to death;
but the father wise
ly inquired whether
a god of mighty
power would need
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-01-15

three-eighths yards of material TWEEN
ty-seven inches wide, with three
eighths yard twenty-seven inches wide
for the collar and cuffs; the basque
with plain sides three and three
eighths yards twenty-seven inches
wide.
This May Manton pattern is cut in
sizes from thirty-four to f~orty-four
inches bust measure. Send 10 cents to
this office and No. S448 and the pat
tern will be SEM promptly by mail. II
in haste send an additional two cent
stamp for letter postage. When order
ing use coupon.
Name
Address .......@..-.;"~."..~-."..... $500.
Stir collars. Numbered to a toard-
like consistency. but rolled closec to
the neck than they were last season,
win be given much consideration.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25

Ranamasaanolen lennenoe. Oct
er aQere0e inoIpIenoe, at Regerin.
gen life oil be6eoe at Itette 8ana-
ma-amalen. Bor Garet, iom enOte
oen 80. SUM, par gotalfortiene-
ten 81. ,484 % 0perationsuo.
giften par S230,S33 minore. ODer-
ifiooet. meo nogen feoeraI Stette,
oil betale 6enterne pan Ben an.
pen0te 8apitaI % enfeIte andre
ll6giiter, Tom life re9nes meo /
Observation-Disclosures 8enne &ana.
lens Reforo BET ierite 4ar ipnar
go6t ior 5remtioen. Get paapeaes
/ 5orbinoefie meo oisie SaI. at
commercial Srnfif gennem Sue5-
4anoIen er aFtoget meo nRiten 40
4rocent. meoens 9rigsifibes Sen.
nemIeilin8 er tiltaget n9iten til.
ItrnffeIiat til at nppeie bette LAB.
Sue3-RanoIen in6fnsiere0e for aa.
ret oper 5000 900 / 1oIo (co.
en- Chiffon minore emo forrige 4ar)
Observation-Disclosures par henoeo
S6. 1000 900. Men Sue5-aauoIen er
As aor GIore emo gandma.aano.
len.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25

Tia, or0reOe 3oftoren en- u0oanaet
Spgepleierifes gninttelie. 5ngen
iaaOan fuu0e iaas I bette 1iliploe,
Jon ale er ban8e ior. for minore
eno } Dollars ON 9agen. Q}iis
Glen Iioer iorioroeliat. men Der
er enonu 6aab ON, at bun faa itaa
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pii benOes llOgiiter I'll Gage. SD5e
pleierife ol N}eoiein pare iao tore
at bun life / lanle 3ioer pil hume
iaa Dem bctalt. % bun oil fife finn
ne iortiatte tit Stu0ium. ri 6ar
0erior ment. at set oiIoe pare rig.
tiat At m0errettc ben0es 9enner /
port airfeiamilnS ON benSes Ill.
itanO o. be0e Dem ON at r9ffe ben.
Be en- h~irlpenoe 8aan6 | benoes
9rpnqieI. Get er bort Saa6, at
NANCE Of benOes 8eoitioerenoe her
peo 5folen oif orre oiIfiae oertiI
De @aoer, iom \ mener at bur.
Sc fomme Niis OIien til Siplp
me6, beoes Inareit ienOte til me6.
in6erteaneoe 2. 2. gia Dor 476.
blair. Nebr.. Tom DiI ierae Tor. at
be fommer til Wiis 0lien % foit.
tere Tor oem FER | 9lobet. o. Al
eoer. Tom niG ffripe til ben6e fon
.o6resiere 9rcuene til @aiis Nina
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25
Natnr % aultur.
HMf y .. ~

@enuem en- Gel 9nr bar man /
6oltets iaatalOie beore areoie mn
% ga bsrt Heiter, DER bar iegt at
fable Slegien tilbaoe iii oct ia.
turIi9e.
% n9stes ber oct life, at / ois.
ie SnmiimosIag er 0a%lilturen@ i
ben 8rao oreOet paa SpiOien, at
oens Brooutt er itreget it9rft ben.
imoo, buno man meo bette fan
tnloe lnotlir.
Snoipioers @qien % Opisriel
bar oite nntneet 5ormer, Der ipr-
oeIes o~nifueligt bar tn9et liz no
JON Sfaberi, OOeroriueIie oa5jol.
letbeo. 5orfineIie fan fnrafteriieres
iom en- liee iaa itor Stapant iom
oct raa, uiIebne. uOanneoe gpim.
Der lager aitian itor 99gt /,
nnar Der on Ell lint oannet Nano
fan iiges, at ban er nnturIig.
6or oa er Sngen bol6t inoenior
DC rette @ranier.
7et natiirlige err til allie 1ioer
BET feriie - oct er, inn at fac,
en- Bats for al gi6ereoanneIie
Nen BET n%ntlrli9e mno, notobene,
life niIpgges ener forfaites. Oct
Ifol toprtimoo beitanSig initboIoes
90 nouifles.
9n ircmItoar Der | egentliaite
getnoning auItnr.
@ennem De ieneite Maaneoer er
Der gennem leoeuoe engelife, iran
re o. tnffe auiier oe 9i6sifriitcr
onoet en- pploig Strsm al artif.
Ter oper aliftiir, bpaS aliItir eaent.
lig oil fige, og bDa6 ben life be.
itaar az; bpiIfe GoIfefpro Der eaent.
Iig beiiooer aiiItlir og bottle life.
9enne Strsm rinbcr fon ct noiur.
fiat leoinsenoe Optrin az gomti.
oens gerbensuIpffe, Mitibens fore,
frnetelige @erSensbronb.
Rntionerne for attract auItur,
Gonnel'e, 1iopiflins. Men famti.
big bar man prret 'nnre forFiatie
for Wotiirens W~ebfommenoe, at Der
oo enoeIia HE be6 ben rieaen alir.
tiir ffiiIoe Tribes foo fppre gofte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25
81 giorag til Gnfsfasien.

aasien. hoorai pore trpnaeuoe
Qrriteenfer itrttrs, ,6e6ener Fl 9i.
oraa inarcit uui1t. let cr 10
~operileoiat At RI oncre anaon
enoe lluo5ritettelicn al oorc tran.
aen0e 4rriteenfer. III Samfun-
oct Bar 10 ielo lat oenne Sal paa
lit 4roaram o. paIat en- aomite
iii at ioreitaa Sen. al ioruSiGt
Ter aItiaa 9iniabco o. mener. ii
ri ION aomite Blot behsucr at
iiae. at ansien trptaer til ct ei.
Sraa. o. at u6ienoe en- Senpcn.
6eIie til Sc enfeIte Renieheoer.
On brientIi9 Brum0 iii. at aas-
ZEN trpnqer til ct gi0raa ino at
iiae eiebliffelia, er, at por ans.
ieb~eboIbnina Al S5s63L Tom inS.
beretteoes til aarsmeoe, cn6nu
itaar iait. % ri oeS life. mar Big.
ie Tenae fan bIioe til 7ispoiition
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