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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-10
New Corporations.

The following certificates Of incor-
pofation have been filed at the office
Of the secretary of State.
klondike Investment Co, organized
at Portland, for the purpose Of carry
ing on investment business with so
0oo capital stock of which nothing Is
paid in. Officers: President. Alberi
A. Richards of Portland; treasurer
Clarence G. Trott of Portland. Ger
tificate filed. June !, 1913.
White Engineering Co, organized a
kittery, for the purpose of earryin:
on general engineering business. Will
$4,000 capital stock, of which moth
ing is paid in. Officers: President
Herman r. Paul of Kittery: treasur
er. George f. Durham Of kiuerV
Certificate filed, June 9, 1913.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-10
Farmers Exchange Meeting.

A meeting of the Benton Local
Farmers Exchange was held in the Of
fee of l.. A. Davis. on Saturday, June
:, President +. J. Whitman presiding.
l.. \. Davis was elected manager of
The local exchange. 1t Was voted te
instruct the trustees To act in con-
junction with the manager to ascer-
tain what arrangements could he made
for procuring grain and transporta-
ton of the same, and report at the
next meeting. The next meeting wi
be held, Saturday evening, June u, al
the Benton Town hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-10
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READFIELD.

Miss Annie l.. Emery, who passed
last week with Mrs. Nellie +. Wright III
Readiield returned, last sunday, to hef
horse in Winthrop.
Mrs Needham and SON Harry visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Elliott, for II
dass. returning. the last Of the week,
IL then home in Massachusetts.
Tie Ladies Circle at Mrs. NJ. a. Har-
veN's, Wednesday, of last week. was
we'll attended.
ohidrens day was observed at the
chapel by an appropriate sermon by tilt
pastor and the baptism of three infants
and one 1o-year-old girl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-10

Franklin, two; Hancock, six; Kenne-
bee. IA, Knox, seven; Lincoln, four;
oxford, seven Penobscot, Is; Pis-
cataquis, three; Sagadahoe, one,
Somerset, six; Waldo, two; Wash
ington, one; York. seven.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-10

Essay, English Literature,
Gladys N. Hersum
Selection. Orchestra
Glass History and Statistics.
Florence NJ. Mansur
Essay Light" Ralph l.. Curtis
Monologue, a Chance Meeting.
Bessie NJ. Turner
Selection, ofches.r'
class Poem. ola NJ Fairbanks
Essay. "Beacons of the Sea
Kenneth Z. Mooers
pronhecv Ida r. Russ
Sotaotio, Orchastra
ESSAY .Paeans.s Hazel A. Hopkins
Naledietory, The Root of All Evil
George II. Blake
class ode, written by Geo. Blake)
Presentation of Diplomas,
Supt. Thomas w. McQuade
Penediction, Rev H. c. Glidaen
The following evening the Senior
class gave a reception To the cltiZehs.
The decorations of the previous eve
ming We're made more gorgeous pX the
addition of vari-colored pennants from
many New England schools and col
leges.
In the receiving line the artisae
gowns of the young ladies, seeming
more attractive as they stood with the
Young men in dark attire, made very
nretty picture Mrs Wing ana Mt.
Williams also assisted in receiving.
After all had been welcomed, the large
number of friends present were served
with delicious ice cream ana cities
,rba under class members acted as
ushcrS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-10
Cured without pain

Safe, easy treatment, based
on 80 years successful prac-
tice in Maine. Cure guaran-
teed. No operation or de-
tention from business. Free
consultation, free letter.
Or. C. F1SkE
Specialist on DispasesofR ectum
SO Pleasant Av. Woods, Portland
New Dewitt House, lewiston.
SATURDAYS 10 am. To 8 Pm
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-30
SAYS PARCELS POST
CARRIER ATE CANE

NEW YORK Special want 10
know the name ot thc parcels post
carrier who ate the other hnlt az this
caltc-and want to know quick, zoo.
demanded an indignant. pondcrous
sunragette as she rushed into the
FLUSHING branch OF the Sew York
post0tuce. exhibiting part of cake
II suppose he got hungry while he
was carrying 40 around and kept nin-
bliug az H. Well. TN teach him.
What's his nance" again snapped
the woman.
Postmaster Lowere attempted &C. ex-
plain. after taking a look az the re-
mains of tho cake. that perhaps the
other portion had not been eaten. bat
had been crushed into crumbs and
that postmeu are nice. honest gen
i tlemen. The woman snorted.
eco on. protect him. Men are al
I the same. III tell you. sir, ina
things Will Doe different when womei
get their rights and when women ru'
the country"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-30
THEY SEEK To REVIVE
CTRFEW LAW OF tGfS

NEW YORK Special Members OF
the Mothers club q DougIaston. T.
M. sent out letters Thurfday sayinN
that ~ is awful the way boys and glrIs
stav out ln the evening in that place.
FLUSHING Little Ncck and BaYsi1e. emo
seFfnr rnc nufh0rItIee 90 revive the
rurfcw law. Mayor GaYnor. Comp
trcilcr FrenIrrEasr. Queens District
Attorney smith and Borough fresi-
dent Connolly were among those adj
dressed.
District Attorney smith termed the
appeal over 20 John Hethcringfon. one
~ his assistants. who found fhot the
rurfnw law was passed for East
Flushing which covered the district
now afflicted. an 16fS. and that 10 ms
never been repealed. That law di-
rccted the bell 90 he ran az s clock
winter evenings and at clock lr
summer Ito advised the committee
i % the refitloners. consisting % Nif
4 Anna Preth. the school principal.
L Mrs John g.. Cahier and Mrs RUN
Mcclellan. mat they have "a pcrfec
case.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-30
HANIFER CONFESSES
To CHECK FORGERY

RICH N o y ID. VA-Special.--
After positively denying Co the
police OF quincy. Mass, whcrc nc was
arrested. that hc was guilty of forgery
Ina Richmond. Charles Hanlter. TWEEN
ty-thrce years old. broke down ana
confessed 90 Captain 81 Detectives n
j. McMahon when hc visited him lu
hls ccl at Quincy last Monday ulEnt-
While the young man WAS lfr-
quently Qulzzod hy the quincy police
in an endeavor 20 get him 90 acknowl-
edge hts guilt. ILanlter stouty main
tanned his Innocence 81 the charge,
and So positive and cmph4tr were
his denials 81 the forgery. that ne had
/ half convinced the officials 90 me
Massachusetts town that they hat the
wrong man in custody. When he
finally confessed 10 Captain McMahon
they were greatly surprised. ANA they
: congratulated him upon the tnesse
! which produced the confession ln one
/ short interview after an their efforts
had failed for several days.
Joseph James Il. swami the Caro-
line county farmer. whose name
Hanifer forged 90 two checks on ths
Planters National Bank. one for $40
and the other for $2l. IL the son ol
the man who had adopted and reared
Hanifer. lie secured the lad from q
Cleveland orphanage. where ne has
been placed on the death ot hi
mother. Hanifer's father had been
locomotive engineer and was killed ID
. / "a wreck.
AT the request OF Captain McMahol
Hanifer's hearing was set Tor Satur
. day by Justice Crutchneld in Pole
Court this morning Captain McMaho
81 stated that ne wished time 90 get
! witness from the country here 20 tes
, tfy. The local police are convince
: | that Hanifer IL not prOfesslo ni
- check flasher and that his story q
a having spent his earnings during
{ spree and forging the checks 90 -
4 money 20 take him 20 Quincy IS tru
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-30
.SUFFRAGETTES
VISIT LLOYD-GEORGE

LONDON. Specialize picturesque
deputation OF suffragettes called upon
David Lloyd George. chancellor OF
the eXcheQuer. at the treasury build
ing to pledge bis support OF the Grey
amendment TO the Franchise bill,
granClng votes 20 women.
Among the women were school
teachers. nurses. actresses. laun-
dresses. factory employees mill hands.
clerks. weavers. fisher girls and STE
nographers
The factory girls were dressed IN
ragged garments and their heads
we've covered with old shawls. and
the fisher girls and weavers wore the
short skirts typical OF their work.
a number OF the women were mem
bers OF the militant wing OF the sur
fragette party. and insisted In open
ing the interview with violence. but
were restrained.
Sir Edward Grey. the foreign min
lister and author OF the amendment
granting votes 20 women. and Attor-
ney General Sir Rufus ISaacs were
present during the interview.
Outside the treasury buildings
large delegation Of policemen were
on dUty 70 check any violence.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-30
PAY TELEPHONE
STOLEN FROM HOTEL
Put a Box on Counter, Waited
Till Clerk Was Not Looking
and Then Did His Fancy
Work-Thing Of Little
Value.
r ! 9 N NJ o y 70. vA-special.-

RICHM MON d. VA.-Special.-
Richmond has produced freak
thief His speciality Ia appropriatins
tho telephones ~ his victims. and ne
exercised his ingenuity this morning
ln making of with the desk phone
which reposcd on the counter OF the
Hotel Lexington. Sow two detectives
are trying 10 ind the freak and 90
recover the telephone.
The thief VINO was well dressed.
walked into the hotel lobby about 10
% clock this morning. lie carried un-
der his arm "a large box. he strobe
over to the desk and deposited the
I box on the counter. saying 20 the
I clerk that ne wished 20 leave ~ there
for "a few moments.
The clerk. unsusplcious OF the
u stranger. went back 90 work - ne
accounts. and while he was not look
ing tho thief cut the telephone wires
I with "a pair of nlppera and thrust the
telephone itself into a smaller box
which ne had extracted from the
Ilarrer receptacle. lie then beat a
hastF retreat
When the clerk. a couple OF minute'
later. went GO can up some person OF
the phone. ms missed the Instrument
Nuf even the wires were IN slight on
the top OK tho desk. Investigation
however. produced the end ot the scN
cred wire whlch had fallen 20 IN
door behind the counter.
The box. which the stranger ha
ieft az the desk. stan was Tncre. IN
|cirrk immediately notified police head
Iqunrterv and TWO detectives were as
signed tn che case. They opened On
box which che phone thlcf had Def
and found that 60 contained ucthin
hut space.
They then realized how the ma
had made away with the tclcphor
in ca smaller box. and after setting
good description 90 hln fTom 81
|.ltrx. started out on his trail.
p Do ls not known what the man van
> Icd with telephone. as tne polo
D. know of no ready market whcrc %
II chief could dispose 81 &C. The instr
p mant ls worth about fl-.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-30
GLAD TO TELL ABOUT GREAT
klDNtl PREPARATION

/ am more than glad 10 testify TO
the wonderful curative power OF re
greatest remedy on earth for diseased
and weak kidneys. l have been suuer-
ing for years and have tried otnet
remedies but they gave me no relief
I saw your advertisement and COL
menced 70 use DR.. kilmers swamp
Root. ] was not able TO do a day $
work for six months or more when D
commenced to take Swamp-RoOt anu
after taking some six or eight bot
ties. felt as well as l ever did In ny
lie and l can joytully recommend %
TO all who are suffering as / was.
Yours truly,
ID l.. DEMENT,.
1Oi SherTalt St. Hillsboro. Texas.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
Z this 10th OF April. 1912
A. J. SMAI.LWOOD.
Notary Public.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-30

lie. ause AZ il does. l Will get gun /
and shoot A. or and axe and smash u. /
You see nv mother had an idea that Il
obeeted ne, and so Il did. and then
when she got 20 talking TO your moth
e. she began TO feel as n nv lie de-
pended on having Il play ali the unie-
You know how stubborn mothers arc
So she turns II on whenever l am in
the house. Try 20 stay ap here as
much as possible so as TO Keep II on.
but you happen 70 come up soon aiteF
| I come. Does Il bother your
'Not half so much as the way our
mothers talk about Il down the DUNE
waiter shaft. That Is Why l am Up
\ here so much"
lis that The only reason Won ever
come Nd hereg'
L dont understand" said Nancy,
( blushng.
"Oa. / just thought perhaps. that
PERHAPS you came MP here some times
lust % torment me-" lie looked al
most acercely at the girl beside him.
Because you seem 90 follow me up
( here when that pianola stops. e
thought may De IL was not just CO
incidence I know you detest me or
Won would have spoken % me one o.
these many lonely DAYS I have been
exiled up here. Instead OF that. In
b stead OF that. YOU have cvt me purpos-
. ely. The only reason am here sc
, much Is 20 get that nianola 20 stop.
% SIS that the only reason Nanc,
4 asked this, and then wished she ha'
! not
Z "No. Il isn't" Archibold admitted
@ Il cone up here just 20 BE tormete'
by yOu."
This was the introduction. The
followed two weeks Of pleasant CON
b. radeship on the roof in which Arch
a bold vas strictly impcrsonal-iu fac
/, so inpersonal that Nancy vas Incline
n 10 feel offended.
l. They got very we'll acquainted On
l. day ArchibOld. quite out OF q clear SIX
10 asked Nancy 20 marry him. She va
h. prepared for this. for she had bee
az I brought up TO feel that when she ar
az an eligible man were concerned a pr
le posal was merely a question Of havir
a chance. and she had certainly give
"a | Archibold a chance.
a. We'll. Archibold." said Nancy vi
az 4 sigh OF surrender. Il think I VI
lie have 10 say yes And / arr so glad
to she added. as II 70 give an excuse z
er her hasty acceptance. Il an so el
ne our mothers rae so fond OF each oth'
he + The way your mother held out abo
I'D that pienola made my mother like b
from the first"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-30
ALMOST COR
PAST GOING
Mss Dun Writes Interesting State.
ment Fer Publication In ne
Behalf Of W>Nen-

Wooster springs. ". V&--In an
interesting letter from tais place. Miss
Agnes DAG says. Il have been a1lict-
ca Win wosraniy trouble Tor three
years, end fclt weak all ire tine
Ally back and sides acaed 80. ! al
most sot past going
had used a great many diFerent
kinds CO remedies. but tacy laiee 20
10 me any good.
I hal beard 90 Caniui. ne woEan's
tonic. and decided 10 Try b. " hen 1
bad used tae third bottle o. CardgL
feis Ike a new person entirely. 1
gained both Ira health and weight
praise Car8ui Tor ny recovery and
GOOD health. and x feel sure it Hill %
thc same for others. a. So has me. ID
thev viii only give e a trial"
The above letter is an earnest. frank
statement ol Nla Duns opinion GO
CAREFUL she has confidence in Ia. be-
cause 10 relieved her. after many
different kinda of o.hcr remedies had
failed. and she believes it wlll help
7 YOU. just as g. tlG her. d you all give
Il a fair trial
We ioin M.ss DuE in urEinE you 20
give CARTEL trial Do cannot harm
you. ant lutFiar from the experience
% thousands % others. is almost sure
20 Co you good.
n B-write 90. ChattanooEa Ned.
IrIne CO.. Ladies' AdFtHHrN Dept. Erat'
tanonEs. Tenn. tog -ter.t -nstF -. ~,
Treatment for Women. sent I'm plalr
~ rapper
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-30

neg Pills we're quick TO relieve me
aad made me well and strong
Mrs. Splitter 70 only ono os the many
thousands that endorse Deans Kid
ney Pills II your back aches-if your
kidneys bother you. don't simply as
Tor = kidney remedy. ask distinctly
Tor Deans ki1ney FnlS. the same tia,
Mrs. Splitter had"
soc. all stores. Foster-Milourn Co.
Buffalo. n. Y. Props. when Your
Back Is Lame-Remember She name.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-30
RECIPES


Chop veal or beef as fine for hash
and as much as Is needed. Fry for d
few minutes ia salt pork drippinSs
Take from the FIRE and I'm thc Same
frying pan make a rich cream gravy.
IL cream IS possibility. no not use
milk. thlckening with corustarch and
adding generous lump OF butter.
Pour half of the gravy into "a pan
over the fire. thin 90 with hot water.
dip in slices 81 well Drowned toast.
then lay the molsteucd toast in q
nat dish and SCI in a warm place
Into the chick cream gravy put the
minced meat. cook IL five minutes and
spread it on the toast
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-30
WHITE MAN FURNISHED
LETTERS TO OIL COMP ANY

WASHINGTON, ID. C.-Special-'A
white man and not negro furnished
the Standard OIL letters. lie was not
accompanied by any one else" de-
clared Charles =. J. Mooney. former
IS managing editor OK the New York
American. before the Clapp campaign
funds investi eating committee today.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-30

line A deep plate with pie crust
prickInE several holes ln some with
steel FORK and bake in moderate oven.
Filling for Ple-Beat the yoik % ore
erg and ern-hnf cuuflt sugar to-
Eefher. add one sluUre 20 chocolate.
Ecther. add one square % chocolate.
BOILER and add 90 r the eEE. sugar.
chocolate and f0o arn once naif ta-
hlesuoonflla ne corrstarch dissolved In
a little cnid milk. ami stir constantly
when sufficiently cooked remove fT1sN
Gre. ada one reasTuuulul cf vanilla
and pour inf0 fne crust Wnen cold
cover with whipped cream.
Meat patfic~.
Take nnuna or 90 90 fresh round
steak. cut on the flt and run through
meat chopper. Separate into small
patties ana ll tho center 20 each place
a pinch of salt and small pinch %
pepper ~ fond cf ouIons. Ia small
shred of onion aisu. EoI1 tae meat
over sn that seanouluE lr iu center.
Ip each uHfUe lnt1 beaten esq which
also has been seasoned. tnen into
cracker crumbs ANA frF in hot fa'
unt1 nice ana brown on both sides
Garuish with parsley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-30

everything bat death
with my kidneya ]
cannot describe my
suffering from bear
ing-doWn painas dir
~ spells. headaches
and periods OF par
tai blindness. The
urine was full 81
sediment I Was IN
a hospital ehre'
weeks. Deans Kid
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-30

SNORE-MUTE stops Snoring. Checks
Catarrh. CSC. Money returned If dis
satisfied Illustrative matter FREE.
DIR. q. =. Page Company, IrOnwOod,
Mich.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-30

NAPLES. Special Rumh.ines IN IRE
Interior GO fne Eamrnaa nIN volcano
N..uE N.eaEIus ANA slides af tne
CRATER irtlrtfe trHf another eruption iH
imminent EH"tH.rfa nr VILLAGES At ere
base are heinE warned
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-30

NAPLES Special u. r. Morgan.
accompanied hy former Senator Al
drlrh. ~ Rhode Island arrived here
today en- roufe FOR EgrDt Both mo-
torod out 90 see the ruins ~ Pomue.f
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-30
OLD COINS

We paw CASH premiums on hundreds
or old Coins AN n. - Large Cents,
p Cents. zoe Pieces and Gold Dollars
command premium. send TEN cents
az once FOR New Illustrated Coin Value
Book. size fXT GET POSTED. 10 may
mean your FORTUNE O. II. Clarke q
Co. Coin Dealers Box 100. lie Roy
~. "
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-30

PORT SMOUTH, VA Special
Jamestown race track gamblins cases.
which we're called today before Judge
West. designated by the Governor,
were referred 10 a magistrate for trial
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-30
Letter 40
Ur. iNiimcr A. CO.,
hing hampton. y. !
Prove What SWamp-RoOt VIII DO
For You.

IWTN " nv y y III ~" Y - ="
For You.
Send 70 DR.. kilmer & Co, Bing-
hamton, y. Y. for a sample bottle.
II will convince anyone. You will also
receive a booklet Of valuable informa-
ton. telling ALI about the kidneys and
bladder. When writing, be sure and
mention this paper. Regular lfty-cent
and one-dollar size bottles for sale
at all drug stores.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-30
Won1on'S Department

The average Eirl who boards. rents
n room in which there ls bed, ruE.
dresser Naahstand and pair 90 cheap
lace curtains at the window. Sever De-
the room inviting until she slfea lt
her own nuishlng touches This Ia NOT
possible unless she can buy cheapt
and make the room more attractive
For a few cents she VIII Der able Co
make a complete change ln tAe room.
though III must De- admitted she WNl
IhaNe 60 aud little each week to
fcomplete the scheme. in the fret
place. she VIII need feW pictures
The PLATA black or gllded frames are .
| small. neat and may be Fitted win .
pretty but ineNpcnslte pictures. Cheap .
lace curtains are never prcty oud the .
4 Nn1rdtr Isl usually permitted 90 FUR
nIsh her own curtains. "a she ao de-
sircs The soft white natiste which
costs hut ten cents n ylru can De
used Tor masking double curtains Ana
la valance OF cretnnue with sIoe cure
fnIus VIII brighten tnH one window Don
the room. m tne window ia decorated
Ln This manner. then trim the dresser
D ln the same way. Heavy pastel board
q Icut into a frame can De- unishel with
D gathered valance at cop. mith the side
e pieces galherei and allowed CD fan
IotcuiN az each side. Always nave plain
- htmmcd linen Un both che dresser and
b. Wlshsfano. ~ a rnalf stand le placed
e iu the room BE- should hold n fern cor
70 blooming plant Waste baskets are
preferable Cd catch-all bags and "a Fers
/ rood looking one can le purchased Tor
needed to trlEhten the room. after
which. lf the room ls kept clean. DO
+ wll have "a Ncrf homclIke appearance
In the World OF Dress.
The aprsu effects ON some % the
10 newest thcAtcr dresses are very pretty
SO especially when carried out ln accor
ls dion plated chiffon.
i" Sashes with either very short OF
ia long ends rasten at the left ot th'
bee front on some % the latest models
rkI Striped chiffon Ira many -Auufu
h.. color combinations fashions som
he handsome evening frocks.
be- Satin and velvet are very fashion
M I able this winter.
Ia There are hand bags 90 moire an
velvet. deliberately embroidered d
* beaded. Some have metal clasF
~ adorned with Jewels. while others as
he closed with heavy cord.
.ut Many OF the newest large 1abo
ma are composed OF three and four al
m ferent kinds OF iaces. Cluny. Frenc
tulle. Irish crochet and shadow la
a., Az feet reet ''
~ A cording Is introduced around a
nm hem OF many CT the new gowns.
Among the skirt novelties there
"a revival OF close pleaungs tnlnl
from yoke.
evening gowns sin show draper
OK lace and ninon.
,t1g Flat rounces have 80 far be
MI more approved by the makers OF Ia
and net gowns than the newer pa
nier effects.
Though the plain handkerch
\ with monogram or initial 81 alwa
ned ultra smart. there viii be more voe
not than ever for lingerie OF this ore
de- adorned with colored lines or spots
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-30
A TERRIBLE ODEAL
4 Ruena Vista weman's suaeEings
With kidney Disease.

Mrs. Virginia spltzsr. Busna Vista.
Va. says. "For thirty years ! suffered
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-22

The story of the greatest work
done by mans hand on this earth
surface is told by this modest SOL
dier, this greatest of engineers, in
words so simple, direct and clear that
any school child can understand it.
He tells the story from the begin
ming up to today, explaining it's
problems and describing its features
not with dry details and tiresomc
figures, but so plainly that the reader
sees the canal in his minds eye, just
as it stands on the isthmus ready for
ships to pass through.
No article you have ever read has
told you so lucidly and Interestingly
about the great locks of the canal
and what they will do, as will Col.
Goethals in his story.
Is the lock canal better than a
sea level canal? The colonel abso-
lutely settles that point
Col Goethals writes how Uncle
Sam became boss of a great grocery
and meat department store.
What about the great landslides?
Col. Goethals explains them so that
all can understand them.
Can the Panama canal be blown
up? The colonel gives his idea of
that, also.
Finally he will tell you just how
Uncle Sans men on the job DID the
worlds greatest job-just how the
plans were successfully carried out.
You have read lots of "stuff" about
the canal. For stuff" and much nom
sense have been written about it.
But the story by Col. GoethaIs gives
you the real goods, ALL OF 1T, from
first to last. Whole books will be
written about this wonderful Amer
lean enterprise, but NONE will tell |