Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 313, 6 November 1912 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PAJLXAD1UM A ND SUX-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, XOVE3IBK11 6, 1912.

LIKE A TAIL END BASEBALL OUTFIT Turks Get Their Regular ' Beating Again Today ", From Bulgarians. (National News Association) " SOFIA, Nov. 6. A final crushing defeat vas inflicted upon the Turkish tuiay retreating into -the Tchatalja forts on the northern outskirts of Constantinople by Czar Ferdinand's advancing Bulgarian army. More than 25,000 soldiers are said . to have been killed and wounded on both sides. Official dispatches from the front state that the casualties were heavier than In , the great battle of Lule Burgas. Several battalions of the Turkish array which had fallen back to the protecting guards at Tchatalja went to the front and reinforced the Turks on the battle line, only to.be driven pell mell from the field. ' Fighting began yesterday and continued incessantly until today when,

under a fierce bayonet charge the Turkish lines broke and the soldiers fled. With greater courage than - they have shown at any time since the Adrianople campaign opened the Turks stood their ground under a six-hour bombardment during which Bulgarian

cannon fired volley after volley of death dealing shrapnel into the Otto-' man ranks. Huge windrows of dead were piled up by the Bulgarian shells but the Turkish regulars closed up the gaps and awaited the charge which they knew was to follow. ; Reports from the Bulgarian army j

say tnat tne TurKs made no eirort to charge upon the Bulgarian batteries and capture the guns. When the wave of Bulgarian steel fell upon the Turkish ranks, the lines crumbled up before the bayonet charge and the soldiers fled. Panic suddenly seized the Sultan's soldiers. Throwing away their guns, they made no effort to recover from the rout into which they were thrown and were driven within the last defense of Constantinople.

"Re -enforced. After all the efforts of the scientists It still remains generally conceded that the only way to keep a middle aged man's hair from falling out is to cover his head with concrete. Galveston News.

FIRST AID IN THE HOME. The Way to Car For Wounds Until the Doctor Arrives. There should always be some one ax the home who understands the principle of "first aid in injury some one who can clean a wound, stop bleeding and apply a bandage. Even the simplest wounds where any blood flows should4 be given prompt and scientific attention. This does not mean that every home should have a trained surgeon. The following ten emergency hints should be memorized: Stop the bleeding if severe. Do not touch an open wound with the fingers. Note the nature of the injuries and put the injured person in a comfortable place aud position. Summon a surgeon. Do not disturb blood clots. Never probe for a bullet Pick shreds of clothing and splinters or dirt from a wound. Then bring the edges of the wound together, but without touching them. Pack the wound with gauze or absorbent cotton and apply bandage. Bind on splints if bones are broken. With a little study, a half boir a day for a week, and some practice, any one will be able to carry out the foregoing hints in a hygienic manner.

Columbia River Thrice Named. The Columbia river has had three names. It was first called the Oregon. Afterward it was called the St Roque. but when it was discovered by Robert Gray in 1792 it was given the name of his vessel, the Columbia, in place of the two floating appellations. Oreiron

and St Roque. According to Whitney. ! the original name of the river was the Orejon. "big ear or "one that has big i ears." the allusion being to the custom I of the Indians who were found in its

region of stretching their ears by boring them and crowding them with ornaments.

THE PARIS OF PERSIA.

Both Hate Him. "Fnnny thing.' remarked Wilson musingly. "Tom Wilklns and Edith Drown used to be great friends of mine. I Introduced them to each other. They got married, and now neither of them will speak to me. Wonder what the reason can be?"

Sometimes They Are. Little Sister What are goose eggs in a baseball game? Big Brother Innings In which no runs are made. Why do you ask? Little Sister Oh. I thought they were laid by the fouls of the game. Chicago News.

How well yon live matters, and not how long.

Teheran Is One of tho Dream Citieo of the Orient. According to a Persian proverb, "Is pahau is beautiful, S hi rax is lovely, but Teheran is most beautiful of all." Th Persians call Teheran the Taris ol Persia. This city lies on a sandy level. There are gentle hills to the north, and far in the distance one may see a range of mountains crowned by a majestic and snow covered peak. The features of Teheran that attract the traveler's attention first are Its cltj walls and its hundred towers that stand at intervals In the wide circle of the X$? In the center of the town i tWeat square of the arsenal, where an enormous number of now obsolete arms are stored. The great Boulevard des Ambassadeurs, as the French would call It, which is near the arsenal is one of the finest to be found outside Paris. If this part of the town has a modern aspect the southern part of the city has retained Its oriental character, and here palaces, bazaars and mosques Jostle one another, surrounded by narrow, winding, mysterious streets. Teherau Is one of the dream cities of the eastLondon Family Ilerald.

Not tho Same. It was In the smoking car, and the two fat men were talking. "Well. I have a good deal of trouble with my kidneys." paid the first "Can't seem to get 'em Just risrht How about you?" "Oh, my kidneys are generally all right: it's liver with me." said the second. "Been running wrong all season." "Excuse me for butting In." said the drummer for a patent medicine house, "but if you gentlemen will take Peterkin's Pepper Pellets For Peevish Patients they will relieve you Instantly." "What's that got to do with us?" asked the fat men simultaneously. "We ain't siok; we're retail butchers." Harper's Weekly.

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Meridians Run Due North and South. A man "following the absolute lin

of the tenth meridian east from tho north to tb south pole" would travel . due south and never southeast or j

southwest so Ion? as he remained on the meridian upon which he started. If on the tenth meridian east, for in

stance, his angular distance from tho j

meridian of Greenwich does not change. Tie is always 10 degrees east of that meridian from one pole to the other. He could only travel southeast or southwest by departing from that meridian on one side or the other. New Tork American.

The fashion of framing the face in a halo of hair Kpbe!J by

a pad is rapidly passing away, and hair conditions are eonstautly improving as a result of this change. Looking through the various

mapazlnes yon will find that the illustrations all depict fair women with the hair dressed most simply and. as a rule, pictur

esquely. 2 It is quite the mode now for J one's locks to be dressed low on- 4 les this style is the reverse of becoming. HecomiiiK strands of 4 hair are drawn down almost to t the eyebrows and over the tips of the ears. The remainder of T the hair Is arranged at the back 4 of the head at as low a point as proves becoming. Parts are now Just as popular 4 with the pirl of 1012 as thev were

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