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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-23
Daily kennsbee Journal
Telephone 1875

Cards Of thanks, obituary notices ,ss-
olutions Of respect ETC., win be
charged at the rate Of ten cents per
line. No charge less than Is centS.
ALI advertising announcements Of en-
tsrtainments whose object 10 the
raising of money will be chargsd at
q the rate Of fifteen cents q line.
Advertising notices. news form, Will be
excluded from our local columns
except euch as refer to advertisers
occupying space in our advertising
columns and will be run under
separate head on one Of the local
pages.
Subscribers who fail to rsceivs tas
Journal promptly will confer q. favor
by notifying the office fmediately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-23

Mir and Mrs. J. G.. Johnson returned,
Monday. from an automobile trip to
Manchester, n. H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-23

Miles Nolan has recently returned
from a trip to Boston and New York,
where he visited relatives and friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-23

Regular meeting of Queen Temple,
No. 10 Pythian Sisters, a 7.3e this
CTuesday9 evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-23

Never can tell when you'll mash a nm
ger or suffer cut, bruise, burn or scald.
Thomas Eclectic Oil. Your druggist sells
it. 25c and 5Jc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-23

"Had dyspepsia or indigestion, for
years. No appetite and what | did eat
distressed me terribly. Burdock $1,000
Bitters reached the cause."-J. II. Wal
! ker, Sunbury, Ohio.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-23

When baby suffers with eczema or
some itching skin trouble. use Doan's
way and it is safe for children. soc.
box at all stores.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-23

Steamer islander leaves. Augusta
every day, at 7O5 A. M, for Richmond
Bath Boothbay Harbor and the
Ialands. Sea time table. sept3d24
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-23

| Constipation causes headache. indiges-
| tiou, dizziness, drowsiness. For a mild,
| opening medicine, use Doan's Regulets.
25c a box at all stores.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-23
EMlM AND GAM DISCHARGED.
Alhanians Arrested in Connection with
Souleyman Death.

Faith. Me, Sept. %. Rato Eimnim and
Muse ,Gami, the Lewiston, Alhanialts,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-23
BELGRADE woman's seth Birthday.

Belgrade Wonan's 86th Birthday.
Mrs. Sylvia X. White of Belgrade OBJ
served. Sunday, her S6th birthday. She
is particularly we'll known from her
connection with various fairs, having
taken number of prizes for needle e
work One of her exhibits has been a
biscuit quilt containing 100 pieces,
which she made after she was so years
old. Mrs. White was born in Man
chester, Me. the daughter of Jonathan
and Mary Knowles. In 1857 she mar
ried Joseph *. White. and they had
four daughters. Since the death OF
her husband she has passed her time
with two of her daughters, Mrs. Stel-
lla Bowman of Manchester Forks and
| Mrs. Nellie Bickford of this town. Her
tother two daughters are Mrs. Augusta
Staples of Boston and Mrs. Josie
lTowIe of Winthrop.
Fire at Rumford.
Fire was discovered, Sunday eve
lining, in the rear of the oxford Co
Operative Assn store, which occuple
1.-The ground floor of the block at the
corner of Congress and River streets
lowned by Lucian Blanchard at Rum
ford. The loss to the association il
roughly estimated at $1,000. There i
an insurance of $4,000. The damag
Ito the block is about $1,000, covere'
Iby insurance. The fire burned into TIL
upper part of the building, which /
occupied by numerous families 0
Polanders, whose losses cannot b
learned and who probably carry littl
| If any insurance. The foreigners, thi
: morning, are seated in the midst q
Their household possessions in the dis
, Imantled rooms, with the water to thel
ankles, with no ray of warmth or sun
shine to tighten their gloom.
Plans of Womens Clubs.
While no official announcement I
!, 1.-The effect has sbeen made, it is surmise
!. that the subject of equal suffrage wi
be presented by one of the pioneer
at this 21sl annual session of tn
!, Maine State Federation of Women
!, Clubs in lewiston, and that she wi
urge the or&anization 10 put Its STAN
of%appfOval ON the ballot for. wolnel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-23
Send Your Under
wear To Our
Laundry

each week, along with your
h shirts and collars. You'll find
1t both more convenient and
more economical.
Besides that. we will give
you better work-well make
the garments cleaner and
sweeter. and will replace lost
buttons.
Not only the bachelors. but
married men appreciate this
service. Try 1t.
Leave bundles at Folsom's
East Store, under Opera
s.~sas House for u..-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-23
Bids on Toll Bridge.


At the adjourned meeting of the city
council at Eastport, recently. the bids
fer the ancient wooden toll bridge,
four miles from the postoffice and con :
Meeting this island city with the main
land at Perry, were opened, the lease
extending from Oct. l for one year.
Andrew Apt. who bid in the bridge n
year ago for 1895, offered the city $3.50.
Clinton Whalen, hairdresser, BID
$1005 and his bid was accepted, so nc
will be authorized to collect toll for
all persons passing over this 90-yeaT-
old structure for the ensuing year.
The bridge is 1900 feet long and
partly covered with a wooden she'd IT
has been a constant expense to the
city for the past IS years. and is not
considered money maker for anyone,
but there is a house at the entrance
at the PASSPORT end which affords a
home for the tollkeeper and family
free.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-23

Tuesday, September %. 1918.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-23
Confirmation at Dexter.

| Sofhi i'detoIt az 6SNeSts
| Bishop Robert Goldman conducted
services in Dexter Sunday, celebrat-
! ing holy communion, early Sunday
morning, and preaching at 1915. sun
day afternoon, he officiated at con-
firmation service at Exeter, where
number of children We're confirmed. be
ing presented to the bishop by Rev.
George Grace Nicholson of Waterville.
rector of ST. Marks church in Water
Vile. and in charge of the mission at
Exeter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-03
GrIitt Tlammentoo.

Springfielo, g., 2. Snli. -
llmpeit oieier Staot itieb ein Eaiia.
gierlpagen Der .Sbio electric Srae-
ton Cine" nit einetn jraftlpagen
5lliammen, wobei Der 5iibrcr oes les.
teren, Sobn Sus, ben 6lantntentoo
erlitt, inoem iein Waeen ourd) einen
abgeriiienen eIeftriihen Trobt i'll
grano gerieth. Sieben Eerionen
puroen perlest, jeooh nidt iobtlid.
YaHe smr .Sieiie in's NnslanS &c.
iorst 6. 4ains, Nr. 413, cit-gaIti.
mote.Str, vsfs Gnitout Spaie VIC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-03
Stage gegen Dt Dtarquts pom
u ortbam pton.


&onDon, 2. Suli. - 3rpeibun'
Oertiiinfjigtnuieno Collars lno ale
nit Der aloge perbunoenen llnfoIten
iino Die Sunime, lbel6e Der Muraltis
Don 9forthalnpton iid 81 be5ablen
uerpiliftet bot jur 9egleidung Der
Don Der Shouipielerin Sri. Iailp
Warfbanl, 0eren rihtiger 9tame 6rl.
Giolet DioB lit, gegen i'm gebrndicn
aloge megen Observation-Disclosures
Sic Soften luerOen iid) ollf cine bohe
Slmme belnilien in tSol9e oes llrn'
itonoes, OaB cine 9lnjabl berporrd'
aeltoer 9lnmdlte iiir oen Yro5eB nuf
beioen Seiten cngagirt tpiiroen
Ger MordlliS, ,pplher beiier ais
gorl Compton befGnnt i'll, erlan9te
ieinen gegenlpdrtigen Sitel crit por
allr5enL ais ct iid in 9Ilter bon q
,Sabren beiono. Die al0gerin lit ill.
ter ibrem Siibnennnmen Ioruobl in
Nmerifa nls aud in englano uoDl'
bcfnnnt.
Ios llebereinfonimen 5ur ge5al)'
lung Der obengennnnten Snnlne
luuroe beute Worgeu, ais Die Ser
banoluag bes Sales iortgeeet ner'
Ocn iollte. befnnnt gemudlt. llntet
Den slnlpeienoen i'm 8erihtsiaale be-
ianoen lid, pieIe bodDJeitellte 3anelI
uno Shoilipieleriltnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-03
Y n
SerfeleD Springs

nHo 6ufnn.
Nincic 3nn &eriuui fir Yiorgen8lf9 nm
Sreiug uro nlc 3iige AM Snnllida; bis
sum ioIacnocn Wioniag sur diidinbrt 8tils
ii9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-03
erobeben fiibl6or.

Meiiino, S5ilien, .. Suli. -
Gin leidter GrobebenltoB, Der MIR Ell.
nige Sefunoen oouerte, oeriirlahte
beute bier groBe 9eiorgniB. 0ieie
pcrmcbrte lif, als man oeiltlih itn'
teriroiides 0ioilen pernqbn. Ticle
einpobner perlieBen lire gSobniln'
gen uno begaben iid) alIf oas nobe.
lieoenOe Qano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-03
Grfannt.
0amar's Mnsiagen BOT
0obbb-Gomite.
Cine angeblid)e JdiiHung
bon $S2,OOO,OOO. s.

>Sn Den 8ild)ern Der ,llnion.Gaciiic'
GiIenbnbn=0 eieQi6ait. - Sum'
me, ole jll ticienbaften Serlno-
gensanbGlIiitng uerbolien ba6en
ioa.
Boibingtun :. Suli - 3as
bio 2nntor. Der gSallItrnBen Operd-
tor lino ebenlolige @ertrautc bon
8uiiel Gage. SomeS g. 9eene lltO
anOere1 6inonjiers iesten bclite oaS
Senots 2ubbp 9onite IN @ritan.
nell, inoem er ladelno Dor oeinIel.
ben allSia9te, Dob er Ole Meprdien-
tunten Gulmer uno 6ioroon in &c.
lepbonlnterreoln9en nit Seluis
GoB 2eopnro. Youl 9. Grouotb. 8ors
iiber 9iobert 2. Souett BON Dem
Union Gociilc 1ireftorillm, II. on'
Oeren beruorragenben 8inan5iers
perionifi5irt bate, ruobei er oenlelben,
luie er iagte, nlttheilte, ooB @bluar0
Snlterbad), cin 9teip-2)orfer Hed)ts.
umualt, fir iie in @oibington yoie
HGoer idnieren fonnte.
Nngeblid gef d 6 te y ii.
der.
Sanur eritalnte ous 9omite fer-
ner ollrd) cine oetuillirte slnihul oi.
glng, Dob Die 9iiher Der Union Yas
ciiic Giienbobn III 1901 Vetreffs cl-
ner angelegenbet, luobci es lid) um
$82,000.000 1anoelte, aefGlidlt NOR
Den nureu ltuo oaB eii Heiultat Iol.
der SGlid)ung mar. Dab aubn, Socb
4 50. uno Der peritorbene s. $. par.
rimau Die @runolnee SlI rielenbaften
Sernogen legtell.
sllS 2aniar ieine oies6e5iigiifen
9lilsiogen beenoet bate, b1noigte y.
3. Grauntb, elmer Der slniualte Der
Union Eociiic Giienbabn. DEM GoJ
| mite cine @rfl6rung Elm, iuonnh Die
8eihd)te iiber oieie Sunime nit Der
bent llnion gocific lleberid)uf III
8erbin0ung itebt, einen Sbeil eiltcr
Bear Champagne bilbete, nm Die
Linton Eoeiiic slftiell 5ll briiden.
| Sunar oetatllirte nlebrere ieiner
@oQitraBen Sperationen rno Die
GueQe ieiner @erbinbung init Union
Eaciiic.gngelegenbeiten.
Sn 1897, iagte 2anor, iuuroe CT
| bon 9luiiea Gage beaitftrnet, gegen
Die Union Yaciiie @eieqid)uft 5llr
| 3oblltng BON $5S.0OO0O0, Die iie Der
Hegierung in 9onoS ihnloig mar.
Su perio6ren &omar- fant uie CT
ioste. NIT Scnotor SSorafer nah
@oibington, nm nit oent Erdiioen-
ten Wcainlep Hiidiprade 81 nebneli.
y@ir lpuroen beiduloigt," iagte er,
,ein Yoor gclpiiienloier @eloerprei.
ier iu iein, ood 8ieics itorie uns
niht."
| Ietnillirte @rfldting.
Glne 0etallltrfe grtlnrltit9 gefretfS
| Der ongeblihen 6dlidluna BON $S2,.
100000 in Den 9iidern Der llnion
Yaciiic eiieubaDn @eiellidait bon
2alnnr folgt:
,WGbreno oeS Sonlnters bon 1901
fGli6te Seinono Die Bidder berllnion
Yaciiic eiienbubn 8eieaihaft int
| getrose pom $S2,0OO,OO0. 8er Gie.
ies mar ueiB ih nid,t. es batte le-
oodl 5ur Solse, oaB Die in Gerbin-
orng nit Der gennnnten @eieQid1aft
StebenOen iofort oieie Simme in
baarem @eloe erbielien unO bier.
ourh mnroen aae @ieienmonopolc
Der giien6nbnliilien pom SelIenge-
birge bis gum Golf pou Dieriro imb
bonn pociiiidlen Sjean bis 5illn YiiIs
iouri Stub alligebout Serner luur.
oen Snrrinton 8ll eineni gernlogen
pon $i50.00O.0OO ooer 100000, 100
lrno aithn, Soeb & SO. llllo slroererI
81 eiuenl 8ernloser BON $50,000,0OO
| ODER $1O0.000,0O0 nebr sebolien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-03
Meter i'm Der Woth.

9ten Yorf. 3. .Siili. - gci
Dem yrnnoe oes Stanaeballocs auf
Dem 2anoIise Sobn .. Hodeieaer's
am Nontag glbeno orana Sobn 8il,
lians, einer Der slnseitellten. Ger
mlBtc. OaB 100 9pnanlit Eatronen
i'm @eb1uoe waren. in oas Saus uno
bolte aIle Yatronen beraiis. 9urh
Die grplpiion oerielben pdre oas
Wobnbaus oemolirt woroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-03
lltbfrgabt,
Snlgariid)e 0arniion
an 0rie9em.
Seta6ement in Galpmifi
liefert itb aus.

garritaoen bon grie6rlhcr Hrflllerle
nit mebr ols 5meiblmoert 9om.
ben bclhoIcn. - 9itIgoren BON
ierbiihcn Gruppen in Mtaccbo.
nicn perfoIgt.
9lt6cn, >. Suli - 9tndl eincm
jluolfitiinoigen @cfedte bat lidl OoS
leBte buIgoriide 3etoderncnt, ooS
bel Den 9arifoOcn nobe Der Ct. Dc
mctriltS Stride in Solonifi ilt 8or-
niion lag, Oen griediifen Grnppen
cracben. "@A
9ls Elm Grge6niB Der Sample on
Der gried)iid 6ulgariiden @ren5e
botten ole griehiihen Sbrigfeiten IN
Sulonifi Oen nod ooielbIt rucilenoen
bdgoriihen Srltppen cine Stllnoe
crloubt, bic @oifen lieOerilllegen.
9ic 9ulgnren lieBen oieIe Belt ab'
talien, obne Oie 9arrifa0en 5u iiber-
lieicrn mo ipurOen Damn uon Den
griediiden Srllppen angegriIIen.
Wie6r ais 200 9onl ben.
Son Der griehiidcn gIrtillerie pur,
ocn nle6r ais 200 9omben geget Die
9orrifa0cn unOSGuier Der 9ulgoran
oeionot llno 6ie Walcrn 0erIel6ct
puroen 5eritort. Son Sruppen ullr-
Sen ale StraBen beruoht Inn elmer
Gonif inter Den 9cluobnern uor5ll.
beugen.
8ulg lgarencrgrcifen j | II h t.
Cine gln5nbI bulgarilder OfIi5lere
m0 Soloaten ergriff Die 6lild]t mo
9eIon9te oui nod SerreS fobrenoe
Giienbobn5iige. Ms bieielben ieooh
Die griehiiden Sorpoiten errei6ten,
Iluurocn lie oltfgcbaltel llnO nnd) Sa'
lonifi 5llriidgelanot.
9tod)0enl Die bulgoriideu 5riippen
Iif erge6en batten, luuroen lle nah
Dem 6oien obgefiibrt. Iiclcs gcidlab
inter Den SSubelrufen Der Vcuolfes
rllng. 9lnl Safen angefonnlen, luitrs
ben Oieielbcn nllf einen griedlllhen
Gompfcr untcrgebrncJt, ilnl nad)
Dem HSnneren 8ric6enlono'S befor.
bert 5ll luerben.
&0nia Gonltantin's u II.
funft.
SDnig GonItontin fnn geltern II
Solonica an inlb uuroe BON Der 0or'
tigen Yepolferung ber5lid emptan.
gen. Die Stuot lit jest rllbig, ober
Die clcftrii6en StrnBenbnbn Sillien
lino niht I'M 9etriebe, bo Die aobeln
mGbreno Der oortigen &1mpfe ser.
l6nitten mur0en.
@onierbii den Sruppen
per>fo ct.
2on0on, 2. Suli. - Cine Sepe-
idc aus 9clgroo, Serbien all Die
,Grhonge Selegrnpb 8elellihoIt"
meloet, ooB Die ierbilfen Sruppen
ben fliebenoen Yulguren Die gauge
9inie cntlang IN Woccoonien nah'
ellen.
@iiao Eoi6o in Sto[ien.
9rinoiii, Stalien 9. Siili. -
Giiao Yaid)o, Der ebenalige geiebls-
6aber Der sSeitllng Seutari, fam belt
te in 9egletung elmer sln5obl ber.
porragenoer alboniiher Beri0nlidfei.
ten bier oil. @r oriidte Die gbIidt
aus, bereint nit Der itnlieniiden 8e-
gierung 5it elmer 5llirieoenltellenoen
itnO beIlinmten Sdlihtung Der oil
boniiheu 5rage 5lt bunoeln, belon'
oers in an6etrodt Der conpli5irten
3ultGnoe, Die inter Den uornollgen
6ulgoril6en 8erbiinoeten entltanoen
iinO.
obeben ii + bar.
Weiiino, Si5ilien, .. Suli. -
Gin lcihter GrobebenltoB, Der MIR Ell.
nige Sefunoen oouerte, pernriahte
bqlite bier groBe 9eiorsniB. 9ieie
uermcbrte lid), als man oeltlif ita'
teriroiid)es 0ioilen pernqbln. Tiele
einpobner perlieBen lire 8obnlln'
gen lno besaben id allf oas nobe.
liegenoe 9anb.
Grlitt Jlammentoo.
SpringfieIo, o., 2. SiiIi. -
fl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-03

Sn oen 9iidern Der ,,llnion.Ya
Giienbnbn.8 8eieaihait. - Sum-
me, ole SIT ticienbaften Serno-
gensonbdlIflIng uerbolien ba6en
ioG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-03
St2.45 Slodleiter nnb ,nriif.

Baltimore rro Sbtc ipeeen 3. y. 8. g. ginete
bonn .. bis 9. SnIi sum geriauf: Die IS. ssult
3Hr Hitdnhrt gitItie. (SuIfz-5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-03

nnb aefes1afden fit gee uno eanS.aeieHse
iino ttuie su BADEN bon
5enf, 2abrifnnf.
Nr. 235 vatf Aptnnf.
estdie Sqfftsaeiier cine Spe3iaIitdt.
(Suniso, ast,D
Evening journal., 1913-09-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

Miss Cora Quimbey is in New York
purchasing fall millinery goods.
Miss Florence f. Perkins. Of Newark.
n. j.. returned yesterday after few
days visit with her sister, Mrs. L. A.
Hagner.
The Misses Eliza Ackerbat and Maria
Powell are visiting relatives here.
Thomas A. Deery. of Hoboken, n. j..
spent the week end with his brother
Neil Deery, and friends.
Miss Mary Deery spent the week end
at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Handy, who have
been spending two weeks with their sis
ter, Mrs. j. X. Handy, at Hillcrest, have
returned to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred G. Sparks, Of
Providence. R. l., who have been visit
ing the formers mother, Mrs. A. NJ.
Sparks, returned to their home today.
Miss Mary Naylor was the guest Of
Miss Gertrude Browning, in Philadel-
phia, over Labor Day.
Mrs Addie Henshall, of Camden, n. j.,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. L. A.
Hagner.
Marshall Hopes spent the weekend
at Wildwood, n J.
Harry Hopes, Of Philadelphia, was a
Wilmington visitor yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs c. W. Hughes. accompan-
led by Mrs Clifton B. Eastburn, of this
city, and Miss Hardaway, Of Cincinnati
O., have returned after a ten-days' au-
tomobile trip to Mountain Lake Park and
other places. From here the party
went to Valley Forge, Gettysburg,
Chambershurg, Fort Louden and over the
mountains TO McConnellsburg and Cum
berland
Evening journal., 1913-09-02
SURPRISE PARTY.

A pleasant surprise party was
given Herbert G. Mcdonald at his
home at Falkland, on Saturday
evening Among those present we're;
Misses Lillian Cornbrooks. May N.
Collins, Alice Yearsely. Clara Corn
brooks, Elva f. Gregg. Mary McDon-
aid, Helen Reisler, Ethel Sowden,
Clara McVey, Laura Walker. Edith
Clair, Sara Brackin, Edna Brackin,
Elma l.. Woodward, Emily Klair,
Bertha Klair, Bessie Mcdonald. An
ME Klair, Helen Cornbrooks, Lillian
Paynter, Elma Gregg, Mary Walker
Evening journal., 1913-09-02
GET RID OF THE TORMENT
OF RHFTTM ATISM

That you can do by Kidding yourself
ef the cause Weak and inactive kid
neys allow uric acid poisons TO re-
main in the blood and rheumatic
pains. swollen and aching joints fol-
low. Take Foley Kidney Pills to ease
you of the pain and torments. They
will positively and permanently build
up the kidneys, restore their normal
action and keep the uric acid crystals
out of the blood and body. Try them
IN B. Danforth. Market and Second
dts. Wilmington. Del.-Adv,
Evening journal., 1913-09-02
Smooth. Hairless Skin
Fellows This Treatment
Toilet Tins.N

Among the home beauty helps, none
perhaps is more important than that
which will free the skin from obnoxious
hairy gowths A simple method to rid
the skin of unsightly hairs is TO make
paste by mixing powdered delatone
utes. then rubbing of. with il comes
every bit of hair and when the skin is
washed it will be firm and free from
blemish Results are more satisfactory
if the delatone is bought in an original
package.
Evening journal., 1913-09-02

Nellie Peoples, Mable Armor. Mildred
Gregg. Sylvia Klair, Ruth Pugh,
Emma Ehart. Edith Mcdonald. r. f.
Mcdonald, Phebe Mcdonald.
Raymond Elliott, Clarence Malcom,
Homer Guest, Herbert G. Mcdonald,
Paul Trimble, Walker Pennington,
Caleb Wilson. willard Bonsall. Ralph
Gregg, Harrison Peoples, John Rob
inson, Joseph Slack. Robert Grams
ton, Harry Lamborn, Edwin Gregg
Paul Woodward. Edgar Jaquette r..
w. Walker. Harry Husbands, Ralph
Trimble, Harvey Brackan, John
Farra, Adrian Donovan. Lenton
Truitt, Willard Klair. T. l.. Bailey,
Abner Woodward, Howard Pierson.
Kemper Pierson. Harold Little. Jo-
seph Hopkins, Elwood Brackin, Wal
ter Gregg. c. W. Mcdonald. Howard
Armor, Cooper Burris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Pordham and
son Frank. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Chefins. Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hibbs,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II Mcdonald and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rothwell
and son Ralph, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
Mcdonald Mr.. and Mrs. James Gray,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Husbands.
Evening journal., 1913-09-02

The Wants are the first aid to bust
ness advancement. They provide a
summary of tabulated information for
the buying and selling public.-Adv.
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sutpraHtw wfltluiisltnit
alaiu iba

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Ftm MNht ma M amtfl.
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Wm e6df l'IFn tn tafs Hif.
an AfniuH hmitH maH I'd
b udi mf5''mil.tt matan
t0ailat hbsf ilt bdB t NmN
hfnt mst BID aUhtlth @ Nei
daiigt Hlat HbtftlhItHHh ean
hll mb NdHetl NHh tt n'gfIta my
io'1e tfr HwImItu Wf.Htt iun.
eHitr aIrdmIfulf mtid Gltulo
ulR iu Nrrii8 matltli ta1en pfr
landrt hfluatub lleiolum encfia
lannie hfm Nrrmdrf ella NHag MA.
tm muh er BON Igiutu polau
urlitirfte m0 ht bic iriealdbr1n.
bm Varitfu mi cincu Nrdhhuicn
cinIBct Ile uuriiouildle @cihdii6,
mfIt ptridHlt briuden0 nlUrta
alciilu at1n, into man alaubt 0aii
dieter Dem augemcinat 1rud uadl.
uebcu miro.
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eineoIn 9an 6ei Scn gIl.sar.gcn.

glm Wesltaa glbeuo baiten 0ie
glf-Snr Ben Sitter in ibrpn gSa.
itea" cine goriteamg 81 gbren ei-
ner groBen geiu6eritoar BON Gin.
colin ucrauitaltet. 9lit einem Spe,
5ial5uge trafen Inn Z llbr $40 luiti.
&c 2incoIn girger Elm. lluter oen
8I1ngen elmer 2incoIn WtuiiffapeQe
nllroe oouH Die 10. StraBe entIang
bis 5ur 5arnam, neitlih bis 16.,
nor0lid bis Dodge mo 5uriid bis
SorneD Strobe maridirt, no be-
reitItebenoe StrnBen6abHcars bette,
gen uuroen, Die Die @eieIIihaft mad
Dem 9aitea fiibrten. 8as 9lrrm.
cement lag in Oen 6du0en BON
SorrD 8orter bonn 2iucoln grciIe
8oaro, SEQ Soufop uno moeren
prpminenten Qerten Die 8oriteQlng
mar elm our6idIagenOer griolg; al
les floppte nie am S9nitr6en.
9ieOen ipur0en gebaIter BON @ou.
rerneur 9}orebeao, @aDor 3ebrilrg,
Sefret1r 8bitten bonn Commercial
Club, Superintendent 0ui9gIe uno
4an5Ier glberD bon Der Staatsuni.
Uerittdt.
9lm fommenoen Montag trifft Ell.
nc Delegation BON aenuar0 Elm.
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srpan in es6ensaefahr.

8oibiHgton, 80. a5uli. lin
&d1res6reite lit geiterit Stnatsietre
far grDor i6speren gerIebunger
trenn nid)t S1limneren1 entgon.
gen. @dbrenO er ii9 in ieiner
Ssntide ouf Dem 8ege ua9 Der OF
flee bef1no, tunrOe fem @efdbrt bel,
robe BON einem Strnbenbabntpager
iiberfd6reH. senln bate er Ole 8e.
fabr iiberitonoen, ais Elm eleftriider
omnibus Oes Beges tan. Cine
aoI1iIion oeHelbeu nit Der 9rban'
'I6en slttl1e ifien inausbleiblid,
Snoeiieu gelong es oem arnftpn-
gerlIenfer, bic gremien nod redt-
5eitig 8u iesen unO 10 Die Waibine
gum Steber su bringen. Der Sef-
retdr berIor In beioen 51Geu ntdt
Icine 9Ritbe. Wlit ieiner belltigen
NuAe 1ber lit es i6le6t beIteqt,
oenn er ipiro bon llnfnlperiide.
rlngsngenten formli9 belagert. Sc.
Der OerIeIben preilt ibm Die 8or.
tbeile, ipelhe inn geboten DerOen,
in iiber5eugenoer 8eiie all.
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Maihinaton. 90. Snli Iic glb.
ilimminn iibcr 0ie 3ariiuorlaar im
Gmot mndlt rhitiae 8ortihritte,
mb ee itrbt irtt sit erunrtcn, 0aB
iic friiber ben 5cnat paiiircn mir0,
ipie man mfonglih amabnt. Ole
repilblifdniidlen Senatoreu DurOen
bet ieoer abitiumina bon oen ge.
ihIoIien itimmenoen 8emofrateu ae.
idlIaarn, un0 iie idleinen e5 ouf.
pegeben 5a bnben nod iDeientlidl
5i opponireu. Tic 3oae nuf Che.
nlif0lieu itt0 10 gut mie erleoigt.
@eitert famen Die 8opierDaaren
on bic Reibe; Senator Stone lei.
tcte bic Trbattc Tie 2epublifa.
uer mer0cu inn 2ouie Der ggohe eli.
nn eneraiideu 8eriudl MAIDEN,
cine Spnltimg unter ben 9emofra,
ten iiber ben 8olltorif berbei5uiiib.
rem. elf fortidrittlide Gepublifa.
ner 0es SenntS erfldrten iib be.
reit, 5enotor Ga 5oIettc's gl61n.
oeruugsnoridl1ge 8u imteritiiBen.
GS lit Dies DER erite 8eriud oes
fortidrittliden 6liigeI8 Der repubIi.
faniiten Rartei, 5u Der geplanten
3o0reuiiion Steamg 5u nebmen
Genntor 8otpnielo bon Dlifigan
belt cine idarfe aeOe gcgen Die
2arifDorlage.