T Paragraphic Form. Important and the Incorisequen- tizl, bat to Each Is Given Its. rcper Space. WEEK'S NEWS HTERESTING MINOR EVENTS |*; By Telegraph and Cable Roll in the | n by Oetober 1. | Whether or not it will adjourn then | will depend upon conditions rising S.atlio Thusiness of leg! from the European war. | | on. emergency | three months | reduced from cent. of its tiiree per cent. to om for president of the Boston Stock Ex- | | | change. : | Beverly, Mass. | | { Prince mppendicitis. . Louvain was socked and burned the Germans. Au were destroyed. ¥ancing toward (:: Meuse, attack from Naz 3 .» and the south. A London renc-t aman cruisers and destroyers off Heligolandi. . Mfe in the battle was not heany. & great battle vmeceived: from St. Petersburg. Albert, isecond son of Ki Weorge, who. has: been with the North Wea fleet, was recentiy taken ill with : the noble buildimgs, Including the Town. Hall (the Hotel de Tille), the library and. the university The German Crown Prince is ad- and the Lrown Prince of Bavaria repuised am said. the British North Sea fleet had. sunk. two Ger- two .torpado boat As third . «raiser is said to have been set afire amd left sinking. The British less of is raging em: the : iver Sereth, near Lemberg, ths cap-’ Hai’ of Galacia, according to reports’ Women, children and clergymen; ii TMT RIN Re Ai n the harvest, E 18 ar 50 Tetin : _A large part of the town of Shelton, E - TIAA ICLENS 2 | Wash., was destroyed by fire at a loss mL 0 fd fe had BRT Hon Bhasd RBI TL tS | of Pa 00.000. ng | that 4,000 members Strike. by iand,, My Maryland,” died! more. pital, Paris. .annual convenfion. Isaac Brandon, on# off the chants indieted for Government im the purchase of sup- in $10,000 bail National Bank at Suttom,. Va., disap discovered. The bank. was; closed im mediately. “a Red Cross fuud now totals $42,615 in New York and $22,262 in Newport. i Senator Overman of North Carolina sont Fage Stories Retold in | introduced a bill amending the bank- { ing and currnecy laws so that the tax currency for the first issue shall be Valter Jackson has been nominated { Henry C, Frick, the Pittsburgh steel | man, is dying at his summer home in Business houses at Fargo, N. D., are shutting up shop to release help for Albert Miller, president of the Inter national ‘Fur Workers’ Union, stated have gone om Mrs. John R. Randall, widow of the: po&d, tamous as she author of “Mary-§ in Balti- Dr. A. L. Skoog, professar of meurol ogy in tlie University of Kansas, has been made head of the La Petre Hos Delegates to the Americam section of the Thansophical Society gathered in Washingten for their twemiy-eighth mer- defrauding the plies at the Panama Cknal; was held Homer Deam, cashier of’ the: First 4 peared after a shortage »f $50,000 was fhe ~onvertad liner Kaiser Wiihelmui «ilding one American minister, were | #iled when. Louvain. was burned Pr eording to the correspondent of. the | MMcrning Post, telegraphing fron: Ter=} meuwen. Theocity, he says, was lacked. ; The French: War Office makes na @anouncement of thé reported aba § doument of Lille, but: a correspondent. fin the field says the Germans wera in Deitown on Wednesday. The French report success in s:bat-§ We with the Germans near St. Die p ¢ The Briish vruiser: High Flyer sul -~ der Grosse: off the coast of West; Af¥ica. i The Germagy: cruiser Magdebzvg is -sunk in the Gulf of Finland, with sev- ~anteen Killed; and: eighty-five missing % 'rwo neutral steamers have heen ‘gunk in thexNorth Sea by mines Japan hag declared a blockade at Kiao-Chaus Austrid_reecalled her Ambassador to | Tokio. i 2 Senator: Reed: offered three amend: ments. of. sweeping character to the Hazan anti-trust bill. One excludes rom interstatescommerce all carpora- ‘Mons : except: camamon carriers which ve a.capital stock in excess of $100, oH wi wud “another provides. that «Fporations found guilky of the anti- || “ross hasws shall be pak Into the hands| of a.reeeiver and their assets sold. a President Wilson, sent his first veto) mressage to CAngress. He disapproved| a bill. to allow Captain George P. ‘Heard, Medical Corps, to take am ex- amination for: promotion, to the grade ak majors CosswiiGeneral Denby notified the cute - Dbgartment of his arrival in sii : prowident Wilson left for Cornish, Washington huge guns at tfie Pacifier end. off the Panama Canal ly satisfactory. Then: was an: all-day} and even charges. 4 of the Cleveland Pro visiom Co, wa shot and! killed by an unidentifiea man who then kEdled himself. New York, who was {lroppedi becasse of pirysical] disability after 20; years of sexvice, committed suicide: ‘Welch. a. wealthy Civil Wan vetezam national Nevada State lime Two hundred men ‘have: left Grass Valley, Chil, to» fight ‘the fFnes.. steam Admiral Sampsom was sunk Linee Princess Victoria. Seventeen persans were zeperted lost. Caougress. Underwood resolution calling all ab sent. members of: Congresss kmck to wank and to out salapies: off those alisent without: a legitimate: excase. aE. dl, on a brief vacation. qe battle efficiency pennant for #é subm aaval ve * die B-3, comm Wright. 4 president Wilson issued a proc sion declaring the United States neu #pal in the war between Germany and i3apan. : W General ANH £ The Seamen’s. Relief bill bearing she approval of the House, went be- tore.the Senate. This bill is intend- ed to improve the condition of em- ployment of. sailors. The United States cruiser North @arolina, which is at Falmouth, Eng- iand, was.ordered to Turkish waters so guard against a possible uprising af the Christians. The.. first all-water voyage irom Sah Francisco to New York by the Panama Canal was completed by the American steamer Pleiades, of the Luckenbach Steamship Ceo. The Department of Agriculture esti- mates the prospective beet-cugar gzrop in this country for next year at 4,826,000 tons for next year. This will be the smallest crop since 1910. Henry and S. G. Lindman of New York, Spencer Wishart, the million- aire sportsman who was killed in the automobile road race at Elgin, Ill, sled in a hospital from his injuries. Frank Tidegan, a parachute jump- er, of Gloucester, N. J., was killed By falling 100 feet at Fairmont, W. “Ya. The parachute failed to open. @our persons were killed and three #jured when a derailed oil car of she New Orleans, Texas, and Mexico Railroad exploded near Eunice. La. Thaddeus F. Stone, of Dumont, N. J; eonvicted of embezzling $18,000 from Moore & Perry, brokers, was sentenced to two and one-half yecrs’ imprisonment. 4 The Panama (Canal tolls totalled But $15,000 during the first week, gn consequence of the war. a Exhaustive texts %Ywere made of the in ot der to ascertain ‘heir fitness. The fv sts were entire firing of the gums wi th both. nommal C. €. Hills, 70 years old. seoretar Thames: Murphy, a !letter carrier of While: driving am. automobile at Batawin, N, Y., Mn. Firank Bullock of | 3rooE yn, ran dowmamd Killed! Patrick Fowest fires ars: ragiag im tlie Thitoe forest reserve near the Tire: Pacific Alaskan Navigation ean Seattle by ‘the: Canadian: Pagifie Nas more glxying bookey: from e HEN SHOULD BE KEPT BUSY Hold Up Her Eggs—Overfesding as Bad as Umderfeedirg. Hens hold up their eggs just as cows hold up their milk. A shock or frigiit of any kind, such as being chased by a dog, the presenue’ of’ strange dogs, etc, will cause a hen to hold up her eggs; smd frequently’ cause dead eggs. Changimg the house: will’ alko cause a Hem to hold up Her ‘eggs for a few days: Hems and pul lets shomld not be housed together. a: pullet’ kas not finished ker growth! when slie begins laying: therefore she’ will! lays Ber best om: a ratfom which would tlirow an old! hen’ off her feet, because site is makimg. feathers, bone, flash: and: eggs. This i§ on tiie same principle iat a growing: boy of six- teem: will' cuteat his father: The" herr should be Kept busy, she should have:plenty to eat of a variety of food; a: ome grain ration.wiil mean. Shock or Fright Will Cause Fowf to | | style is eo Jet Embroigeries and Trim- mings, Tucks and Ruffles Galore, Skeleton Waists and Cape Suits. ; McCall Design New York, August, 28. places where advanced ready made garments are AR the A General Purpose Hen.. suddear death:. She should Imve pinty ‘to drink; andi ker ewner should snow when, she - shitks her duty of laging: eggs. Overfaeding is almost. as, Hadi as underfeeding, and is semetimess ‘responsible: fer eggs withomt. aq sielli. A welllbalanoed ration provides shell: material: If the fowls are-too fai: dm not give: mashes, substitute - Handi grains: for wilich they shomid : scratch and: add’ a little epsom salts;im the drinking water. The House adopted the Lee-boxes have beea: installed in several large postoffices to take care of the large. parcel post husfmess in poultry, eggs and otter foodstuffs. The United Fruit Co:, The Stand ard Oil Ou. and the: United States Steel Corporation notified the Govern: ment of their intention. ef placing their fleets under. the United States flag under the new law extending home registry to foreigm-built craft, REE) Sporting Mrs. Harry D. Hammond of Indi arine class of United States} anapolis won the Women’s Western ssels has been awarded to| Gold championship by defeating Mrs. anded by Ensign C. Q.| A. S. Colburn, of Glenview, IIL After two trial races the sondex lama | yacht Sprig, owned by J. L. Salton stall, of Boston, was named as the second members of the American team Which is being selected to meet the German boats at Kiel mext year. September 4 was designated as Red Cross Day by the National Baseball League. Steve Yerkes, former Baston Am- erican second baseman, joined the Pittsburgh Federals in Baltimore. Yerkes was released unconditionally by the Red Sox. Fereign F It is reported that 250,000 non-com, batants are starving in the state of Morelos, Mexico. A delegation of business and pro- fessional men of Chili has made plans to visit the United States early next year. The object is to establish clos- er relations between the republics. Peace in Santo Domingo appears to be certain, as the president, Bordas, has promised to resign, and leaders of the rebels will disarm their men, and release political prisoners. A Paris despatch to the Standard says that the authorities at the Louvre have removed Venus de Milo to vaults. Former President Huerta will leave Spain shortly for Austria. William Thomas Lewis, first Baron Merthyr, died in London. He was 77 years old. Prince Luitpold, eldest son of the Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria, died of inflammation of the throat. The Chilean Government announced its decision not to take part in the Panama-Pacific Exposition in 1915. Militant suffragettes broke their romise not to continue their cam- for the vote during the war by p ng the Home Office, demanding Home Secretary McKenna. be g { 0 see i TE nr I ST Fn TI ns. FEED FOR. THE BABY, CHICKS: Best. Plam In to Confine: Mosier is; Coop, tintil the Youngsters: Ate: Siromg and Sturdy, . {By W. Ez. WAPLON, Colorado, Agntrmi- tural Collegs.) AAA If; yom: will notice the: Query ¢olk umns ef; the poultry press, you will find that: to feeds and :feedinz: of. aby’ chicks. ig; attributed mest of the lame for tha:illg they have, especially bowel troubles; my experiemce haz hieem that, the feed: has less to.do with; the mor- tality of. ehicks than: any one ef the sevarali ether factors: Farmers gen- erally; feel that turkeys ane hard to raise; but babying and ¥te probably get most of thosz that dies 1 know two women who. are veny swecessful with: poults, one feeding only cracked wheat, and the ether cracked corn; im hoth: eases the mother hens are con~ fined and the paults have alfalfa ranges beyond “the danger point and awe strong and sturdy. Wheat and corn, eracked, where chickens are on free range is all the grain needed. Milk in any ferm is not only a good food but a tenic and beats any you can buy in packages. The old fashioned and wet with milk capnot be improved upon. tivator, make him turn over a few furrows where the chicks are kept. give them something to do and also provide a bath. It's easier to feed is chicks can find it. Incentive for Scratching. for it. 1 pound, coarse beef scrap 1 pound. Rear Ducks Artificially. Some of the large duck farms hatch thousand ducklings in one season. Hatching Geese Eggs. While geese eggs can be successful at one time to make the use of an cubator necessary or advisable. . 4 early *"alf, the ‘demand for children’s | i The ‘*Jerseyw’” silk waist worn match- tT Aas It is a good plan to Keep the hens im coops until tie chicks and poults are: johnnycake made up of ground grains | When dad is using the plow or cul Feed scattered in this lgose dirt will twice a day than ‘every couple of hours, and just as well ff plenty of fine grain scattered broadcast where the As an incentive for scratching a combination of grains may be scat- tered and the fowls required to work A good combination is ag fol- lows: Wheat 6 pounds, cracked corn 6 pounds, oats 4 pounds, kafir or milo 1 pound, barley 2 pounds, buckwheat All duck raisers who produce any considerable number of ducks each season hatch and rear them artificially. rear and market as many as a hundred ly hatched in incubators, it is usually best to set them under a hen or a goose because one seldom has enough in | sold, are |-usy just now, the bulk of | the sales biog in Junior get-ups for ‘| clothes beimg an especially insistent | and early ome. - JET EMBROIDERIES. Jet embroideries done om the fab- ;| rics are to be a notable feature of | Fall trimmings. | beads, but colored ones tcrmatch the ‘| fone of the satin which is Back again ‘| bidding for the smart lead,.and liable ‘| to seeuwe it, unless velyet quite puts it in the shade later which seems jl not Improbable. Beaded mets and laces with the pattern brought out by judicious beading are favored mater- il ials, which cam be cleverly imitated at home, at little cost. RUFFLES AND TUCKS. Paris has eapitulated to ruffled skirts, almost abandoning the long tunic that are leaders here. The undex petcieoat is narrow and close fitting,. and the ruffies of lace are put on, straight around, without curve or dip, When made of lace-flouncing these: ruffiess meed no adernment. When tulle or met art used. they are finished: with: hems, of satim or silk. 4 1 ] <4 € The: dress: iatroduced by received either in Paris or here afy first; but it is. now gaining favor andi we-will see-comsiderable eross tucks irg the -caming season, SKELETON. WAISTS AND WRAFS,; | The liking for ‘‘Skeletion” waists. and wraps- shown during the Spring: ‘and Summer, is anotherrstyle wrinkle || {that willigevsist, and a. boon to the: 'womam who, wants to Xeep her wan: | ldrobe fresh and up, $o-date. This type of owerwaist is easy to con-| structs and brings a liking for sleeves | of oddi materials, but matching: the | waish. in Some, is anether continned | .| fad that is pretty, eomfortable and thah conserves economy, sinessleeyes are usually the fizst part of a waist to show wear, and those can now be easily replaced with net or chiffon. If lace is used a complefe contrast in color is permissible, transparent sleeyes having proved popular with exclusive dressers. The woman who has learned how to spend to best ad- vantage watehes all such style points and plans for Fall this month while resting in her hammock perhaps. MODELS FOR SCHOOL. Now that wash frocks are recog- nized as the proper caper for school wear the year round the problem of keeping the children well dressed is greatly simplified. One can use one or two models for the entire outfit, ranging colers and trimming touches so that there is nomonotony of effect. Long warm coats ‘that completly cover and protect the pretty frocks make them just right indoors or out. Rather plain styles designed on smart, up-to-date lines should be se- lected, and for material nothing .2 quite so nice looking and satisfactory for wear as Renfrew Devonshire cloth. This is warranted sun proof and tub proof, and the colors are especially clear and handsome, wWovV- en in, not printed on, the fabric as in Galatea which it outclasses both in wear and appearance. VELVET HATS AND CAPES. The velvet hat and velveteen cape that have been so smartly worn late- ly are bound to last well into the Autumn, hence both are an excellent er ’ i Not only the black | Beer, [| 4 with. cross: tuckings 6n both waist $ aud: skirt was ‘not enthusiastically STN Ah | Promotes Digestion Chee ‘| ness and Rest.Contains neitker ; | Opium Morphine nor Mineral. NOT NARCOTIC. wes eACTADI The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use SLEEP. | : 1 ness and LOSS OF FacSimile Signature of Exact Copy of Wrapper. 1 ——— mA om, wr one these days. x Very simple small shapes have been the rule so far but we: are promised a return-of the “Merry Widow’ type: let wide brimmed velvet hat, since Georgette has already made that a {favorite in Paris. Luey Carver. 'Deafn bw loeal applications, as they eannots reac the diseased: portiom of the ear.. There is only way to: cure deafness,. and that is by oeonstitutiemal reme-- the Rustachian Tube... When this. tube 3s inflamed wom: have a rumbling: sennd or imperfeet hearing and whens it is entirely closed:. Deafhess is the: cans be taken out-and: this tmbe re— ing will be destroyed: fonewer; nine : laases out of tem are caused by Ceri es the hems, and the long sleeves Ah h ; ali bi dare usually of net like the-skirts. hazrh, which is. nothing: bat, Ls a flamed conditiomof the- muesns smis-- Eb cost, and that meaus nearly every-| ess Cannot. Be Cured dies. Deafness is: caused by am infiam- |. odi condition of the muccas: liming of |i result, and unless the inflazematiom|' stoved to its normaliconditiom, hear~|! For Over Thirty Years THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW.YORK GITY. A Ne PROFESSIONAL CARDS. HOLBERT. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 3n MERSER?, PaNa « Uffice in ook Beer ts Block. up stat~ CWIRGIL R. SAY LOS. 2 ATTORNEV-AT-LAW SOMERSET P i | i | | G. © GROFF, : ! > - JUSTICE OTHE PEACE n CONFLUENCE, PA Deeds, Mortages, Agreements and | Papers promptly executed -8 i all Legs ma7m V. CASTORIA In Use For Over 30 Ye i | Signature of *¥ 1 i 3 3 of Homes We will give @ne Hnndred Dollans for amy case of Deafness. (eamsed by, cadarrh) that eannot he eared by» Hall’s Catarrh. Care. F. J. COHEBEY, &.GQo., Teledo,. O,. hettle. sdipation. Some Facis For ‘Where there is. a. silo there is. prosperity. greatest, tragedy of the age.,; . umm i jSomething is, wrong in ourjmarket- ing} system. when a small cropibrings more money than a bountifuifone. 2 | =Co-operation between J practical farmers and proficient business. men will eliminate ignorance and pre- iadice. rtm Sampo ——— # The nation’s menu must be made up from the fields, pastures, orchards and gaxdens and to farm intelligently the farmer must know what is needed. dn Under the present system of mar- keting farm products, it is possible and often occurs, that people in one part of the United States literally starve for the want of a product, while the .same product in another Sold by all Druggisis, 75 cents jr! Take Hall’s. Family Bills for Com. | Thoughtful Farmass. | | There is. not enongh of the commn- : nity spiris among our rural districts. | The waste of effort through. im.-| practical methods. of farming is, the | for the ailmemis to which: all are —ailments due to defective | ar irregular action of the stomach, .' Miver, kidneys or bowels—in the .! most famoms family remedy, - the world has ever known. + ¥ & » ’ » 3 . © are justly Samous because they have proved tb beso reliable aseorrectives ' or preventives of the sufferings, dull feelings and danger due toindigestion. . * or biliousness. If you will try them: to cleanse your system, purify your . blood, tame your stomach, stimulate: | your liver and regulate your ' bowels, you will knew why so many rely on Beecham’s Pills ta Insure Health' and Happiness Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World. Sold everywhere. In boxes, 10¢., 25¢, 7 » 48 l By; lhitfermores Shoe Polishes © QUALITY i VARIETY a oe dy i part of the nation is wasting for,want of a market. A Lame Back-Kidney Trouble Causes it. And it will give you worse] if not checked. Mrs. H. T. Straynge, Gaines- ville, Ga., was fairly downon her back with kidney trouble Jand in- flamed bladder. She says: ‘‘Ijtook Foley Kidney Pills and now my back ia stronger than in years and both kidney and bladder troubles are en- tirely gone. Sold by all Dealers Everywhere, FOLL _.iDNb: ILLS ad investment for people who must count Apne, FOR RHEUMATISM KIDNEYS AND 2LADDER T EDGE,” the only ladies’ shoe ing that positively contains Oil, Bl Polishes and Pree serves ladies’ and children’s shoes, shines wifliout rubbing, 25c. “FRENCH GLOSS,” 10c. . “STAR” combination for cleaning and polishing all kindsof russet or tan shoes, 10c. "DANDY" size, 25¢. “QUICK WHITE" (in liquid form with sponge )quicks cleans and ious canvas shoes. Toe. & 250. “ALBO” cleans and whitens ‘BUCK, NUBUCK, SUEDE, and CANVAS SHOES. In round white cakes packed in zinc boxes, with sponge, 10c. In hands some, large aluminum boxes, with sponge, 26c. | 1f yourdealer does not keep the kind you want, send as the price in stamps for full size package, charges paids WHITTEMORE BROS. & CO.,, @ 20-28 Albany Street, Cambridge, Mass. The Oldest and Largest Hepa of Shoe Polishes in the Worl | 1 | { 30 Years early and certain relief is found : a a i hi i * a 2 i fou * Orphans’ Real} L John M. Holler, Boj Charles / « Berlin, $1, GASTORI | or Howard Meyersdale Lewis M: Bittner, M ~ John R. i Windber, § Joseph I Ogle twp., Lydia M Durr, Mey Frank F Laughery, Mary H Elk Lick t . Lutheran church to Wellersbar, N. E. Ma Shade twp. Samuel § Koontz, Hc Elmer W man, Lari D.H R Summit tw A.W. B Windber, Mary A. Lincoln tw Boswell Elden, Bos Wm O. Weakland, Qlark G. Somerset t Margare Hofman, . ‘Adam | . Shade tw, Wm. 8. ‘tric Co, Eirlia Aur _ Jacob EF C. Menge! ‘Alpheus ‘Williams, Ethel We; - John WA both of B Ralph I and Nellie Oscar I Viola Hun of Milford John EK “villa, botk 8 The wil Brothersy ted. He widow, E the same of the test Joel Mill The will and wibtn Susan Glc In the late of S report col Attorne auditor, 1 late of Stx In the row, late Miller, a rie Tedro Bond $4,( ‘Somers guardian minors; i late of $600. In the of Paint or’s inter William An allo *®oontz, ¥ iel B. K¢ twp. In the late of ance of ! Leeder.
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