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DOCTOR COOKE() CANCER
PHILADELPHIA, Sent. 28.-More
operations than were ever before per-
formed in any one day in my city ill
this country was performed to-
day in Philadelphia. One hun-
dred and eighty-three cases en-
gaged the energies of 69 distin-
guisheik surgeons in thirty-nine dif-
ferent ospitals. Almost as many
'operations will be performed to-
morrow, the last day of the 65th
annual meeting of the Medical Bo-
ciety of the State of Pennsylvania.
Nine of the operations today
were an illustration of different
methods of removing cancer. The
most sensational feat., performed
for 'the first time in this section 0!
the.country, was that of Dr. J. 8.
Plercey, of Galesburg, Ill., who. by
the application of s heated needle,
succeeded in destroying s. cancerous
growth in the abdomen. Hundreds
of surgeons flocked to the amphi-
thsatre of the Methodist hospital to
see Dr. Percey perform his operation.
When they ‘came out many
said they believed that he had solv-
ed the cancer problem. Dr. Percey,
with a quick incision, opened the
abdominal tract of the patient, a
woman. I-le first applied a low de-
gree of eat, less than a buming
temperatre, increasing it lmtil his
hand, incased in a medium weight
rubber glove, could not stand the
touch of the needle which he was
applying to the malignant growth.
The heat nnally reached 120 de-
grees Fahrenheit.
The wholesale operating started
at 7.30 this moming, and was not
concluded until after six o‘clock to-
night. Three thousands physicians
and surgeons, at a rough estimate
witnessed the operations. So far
as is known every operation was
successful The University of
Pennsylvania hospital was the scene
of the greatest number, 27, which
included everything from the treat-
ment of the most intricate cases of
abdominal cancer to the setting of
bones and the grafting of skin.
EERLIN COMMENT ON BATTLE
RAGING ON WESTERN FRONT.
BERLIN, Sept. 30.- (Wireless to
Sayville)-"German newspapers all
point out the importance of the battle
now in progress on the western front/
says the Overseas News Agency.
“The struggle is being carried on
tenaciously and up to the present
time all the violent attacks of the en-
emy have falled. The losses of the sn-
emy have been glgsutlc, but the
lighting is still under way and a final
decision has not been reached."
"The newspapers say it is useless
to minimize the importance of the
struggle, but they point out that the
German nation can well look into the
future with confidence and trust' in
the bravery. and devotion of the Ger-'
man army, which is resisting heroi-
cally the enemy's well organized ef-
forts." '
-LONDON, Oct. 11.- General Kuro
patkin has been appointed chief of th
Russian Grenadler Corps, according
grad.
When Emperor Nicholas assumed
supreme command of the Russian
military forces "ln succession to
Grand Duke Nicholas. it was report-
ed from Berlin that the actual con-
trol of the army had been placed in
the experienced hands of General
Kuropatkin and General Polivanoff,
Minister of War.
If the report from Petrograd re-
garding General Kuropatkin is true.
lt means a somewhat remarkable re
vernal of public opinion in Russia re-
garding a military leader, who was
disgraced because of the failure ol
Russian arms in the war with Japan.
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and erucste sour; undlgested food,
or have a feeling of dizziness, heart-
burn, fullness, nauses. bad taste in
mouth and stomach headache, you
can surely get relief in five minutes.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula, plainly printed on these
fifty-cent cases of Pape’s Dlspeplin,
then you will understand why dys-
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and why it relieves sour out of order
stomachs or lndlgestiou in five min-
utes. "Pape’s Dtapepsln" is harmless;
tastes like candy, though each dose
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table with s healthy appetite; but
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Last February I began to use the
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health as I was nearly as sick as could
be from stomach and bladder trouble-
I had been a great sufferer for nearly
a year. l had tried all the old remedies
I knew of, but they could not help me.
lf anything, the made me worse.
After I begun to use the Farador I
commenced to improve. My strength
gradually returned. I was soon able
to leave my bed to which l had been
confined three mpnths. I new feel
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scarcely ever have any symptoms 0!
the old troubles, notwithstanding the
fact that I am well advanced in years,
being in my 69th year. The Fsrador
certainly induces refreshing sleep, im-
proves ths appetite, helps circulation
and relieves constipation. For this
reason I gladly recommend it to the
sick. 1
MRS. ELIZABETH I-IAMM. ~
12 Elm Ave,. Ch’town, Sept. 28, 1915.
The foregoing letter is addressed to
W. E. Enmun, Farador Agent, 12
Alley Street, Charlottetown.
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EARL KITCHENER FAVORS
CONTINUATIDN OF THE
VOLUNTEER SYSTEM
LONDON. Sept. 20.-At a confer-
ence of representatives of the Labor
organizations of the country at which
Premier Asqulth and Earl Kitchener
discussed the military situation with
them, the belief was expressed that
the number of men required for the
army, navy and munitions work, in
order to carry out the war success-
fully. could be obtained by the volun-
tary enlistment system. The labour
councils decided to organize a special
recruiting campaign throughout the
country. _
At the meeting at which the Prem-
ler and Earl Kitchener addressed the
men, Earl Kitchener expressed a pre-
fence for a continuation of volunteer
system and the conference of labour
leaders suggested that voluntary re-
cruiting would be more successful if
the Government would state frankly,
as far as was compatible with the
public interests. what already had
been done by voluntary means and
what were the present and future
Needs. and would insist upon em-
ployers uo longer preventing their
men from enlisting.
The campaign of labour representa-
tives to secure enllstments will ln-
clude meetings of workmen in the ln-
d“5U'i8| C€Hll'€B. the systematic cir-
culation through trades unions and
other labor organizations of special re-
cruiing literature, and the sending of
deputatlons to the Labor Council and
other organizations to explain the
needs of the country.
The conference included represen-
tatives of the Trade Union Congress,
the management committee ofthe
General Federation of Trades Unions,
the executive committee of the Labor
party and the members of the Parlia-
mentary Lsbor party.
._____l_
GERMANY TRIED T0 CREATE
HOLY WAR IN EMPIRE
OTTAWA. Slit. ?5.-Mr. James P.
MCNBI-llhton, a graduate of Queen's
University and the director of the
American College at Constantinople,
who has spent 25 years in Turkey
and left there on June 28th, ari-
dressed the Canadian Club last. night.
He stated that Germauy's main rea
son for seeking the alliance with
Turkey was that she might encourage
and stlr up the menace of a holy
war on the part of Moslems in the
various countries and thus seriously
embarrass Britain.
This attempt was more diabolical
in character than any of the atroci-
ties whlch the Germans had commit-
ted iu the war. The holy war fell
flat, and it was a most bitter dis-
apoiutment to the Germans. There
were 56 millions of Moslems in ln-
dis and more ln Egypt, but for some
reason they refused to rise up. The
declaration of Bulgarian neuitrallty.
Mr. hfclvsushton said, meant that
Turkey would be able to remove 150-
000 soldlers from about Adrlanopls
and send them in the Dardmelles. lt
also meant that when the German
had forced u way through Serbia,
Bulgaria would let them pass through
to the south. They would make the
excuse that they could ' not "resist,
and wanted to avoid the fate of Bel-
gium and Poland This would make a
very grave situation for the British
and French ln the Darvlaueiles cam-
Dillll. They might be able to get
through to Constantinople first, es-
pecially if Greece and Roumshls join-
ed the allies. »
KaIssr's Hypnoillfll
Kaiser had
in some
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sent their families out of the coun meeting had been h`eld in New York
try. Wilxen the allies started the b0ln to take steps to urge the \\ulser to
bardmpnt they had the promise of Pre end the murder and persecution of
mler Venizelos of Greece to send a the Armenians
land force through to cooperate with
them. But his policy was overruled
through the intluence of the Queen of
Greece, who is a sister of the alser LONDON Sept 30-J Austin Cham
King Constantine ls very popular berlain, Secretary for for India, this
with his people but the queen is de- evening gave out additional details of
tested None of the people have a thc British success against the Turks
kind word for her. She is strong, in in Mesopotamia, in which the prevl
Uiilelillll. d°°I10tlc. Premier Vent ous report said that the Ottoman forc
xelol resigned and was carried on the es were ln full retreat toward Bag
shoulders of the people when he left dad, with the British in hot pursuit
the Parliament building, they called
out for s republic with Veul los as
municatlon trenches extending for
miles and a system of contact mines-
JEW WAS ELECTED
EMPIRE COUNCILLOW
PETROGRAD Sept. 30, vis London
-Representatives of commerce and
lndustry have elected M Weinstein,
u member 01 the Council of the .Em
plre He ls the first Jew to sit in the
Council, and his election is regarded
as an endorsement of recent demand!
for equality of treatment of races alll
religions
TURKS FLED IN TERROR
Tonlght's statement says the Brit
ze ish cavalry entered K\ltElAmara,
their Bret president- The King. how- ninety miles southeast or Bogdan, on
ever. was critically ill. and the the Tigris River, wednesday. 'rue
popular love for him prevented any town was found to be deserted, and
violent action. The allies -had prom- the Turks in flight toward Bsgdad
18911 8- bit BUGS Of Ali! M|\10l' ill T0- by road and river. Along the river
turn for Greece's assistance at the gunboats and stqamers, with an ln-
Dardanelles while the allies were ds-
The Council of the Empire com
prlses an equal number of elected
members and members nominated by
the Emperor. It has sdllhl legisla-
tive powers with the Duma. Twelve
of its forty-eight members are chosen
dum b I d bard t rt d 1 by the representatives of the Bourssl
rsaea a .sae n ur-o .ommerce an nt
UU’-Bd f0l' 180|! 0! H IBM f0!‘00 V-IIB suit. An aeroplane dropped bombspon Empire. d Induuy I M
Germans sent down big guns hidden one of the Turk steamers. °‘
in cars of grain Thus they Bot guns The total prisoners captured ug- `
and 021161' equipment fhwush me Bal- gregsie 1.050 says me statement, but Bnirisn |.Ao|Es 'ro olblinlzs A
W1 Sims- 'l`l1°\'° 11"" hlvvelwd more are coming. 'rue '1'm-111011 forces Hosvn-Ai. Ar rsrnocnso
b°f°l`e “Hd 'level' Il!-ill Will which were commanded by Nureddhi '
incl; vhmnsnihcgut churn ll the ‘Pu 11, is esilmsieo ni some sooo ra
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to land on the shores ot Gall! l. considerable number of trlbesmen.
e captured 'positions showed the
Against Long Odds trenches had bee 1 1|
remarkable thorou:hggs.:,”l`:1cvE1dg  p es to "xml" 7 hmmm' “ pmol'
_ heroism and patriotism The gud'
men they had only one chance
to come out alive
of miles from
on the
Canada, and Lady' Muriel Pant. hav!
left Paris with a complete staff of sull-
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