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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-19

and wondered now if it had not been
the humping of this cot sliding from
step to step.
But no! the repeated stroke of a
hammer is unmistakable. He had
played the carpenter that night as
well as the mover. and with no visible
results. Mystery still reigned in the
house for all the charm and order she
had brought into It; a mystery which
deeply interested her. and which she
yet hoped to solve, Notwithstanding its
remoteness from the real problem Of
her existence.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-19
Mrs. coIdsboroush ~.

Although Mrs. Phillips Lee Colds
borough, wife of the Governor, was
prevented from participating because
of an illness, the usual weekly public
reception was held at the Government
House. Mrs. Goldsborough is suffering
from the effects of severe cold. Those
receiving were Mrs. Nancy M. Shovel.
mother of Mrs. Goldsborough; Mrs.
Arthur ~ Brown, Mrs. Samuel Ora
ham, Mrs William C. Dawson, Mrs. A.
Eugene de Reeves and Miss Mary r.
Magruder, all of Annapolis. and Miss
Mary Campbell Goldsborough.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-19
DOINGS AT THE
STATE CAPITAL
THE GOVERNOR ACTS.
Issues a Proclamation Against Re-
ceipts OF Live Stock.

proclamation prohibiting the receipts
of all live stock into Maryland except
horses and mules. The object of this
move is not only to stamp out further
spread of the footand-mouth disease.
but also to protect Maryland from the
large cost which the Federal inspectors
are attempting to place upon the State
by wholesale slaughter of hogs. The
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry is
trying to compel Maryland to pay one
half of this cost despite the fact that
the infected animals are brought here
from other States.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-19
CHAPTER VIII.
The Picture.

Night! and Deborah Scoville waiting
anxiously for Reuther to sleep, that
she might brood undisturbed over a
new and disturbing event which for the
whole day had shaken her out of her
wonted poise, and given, as it were.
new phase to her life in this house.
CTo BE CoNTINUED)
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-19

William 8. James has been appoint
ed business manager Of the electrical
department of the Hagerstown and
Frederick Railway Company.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-19

David E. Gossard, of Halfway, has
announced his candidacy for the Demo
cratic nomination for Sheriff of Wash
ington county. He was a candidate
two years ago, but was defeated by
Otto w. King.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-19

Falling headforemost down flight
OF stairs from the top to the bottom
at her home at Hagerstown. Mrs.
Martha Line was badly injured. She
was carrying a basket of clothes when
her feet became entangled in her skirt
One rib was fractured and her head
badly lacerated.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-19

The Boonsboro Dramatic Club gave
the drama "A Woman's Honor" in the
Boonsboro Town Hall before a large
audience.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Robert C. Richardson, of Church.
vile, has announced his candidacy for
Clerk of Court of Hartford county
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-19

Mr. and Mrs. George E. Roulette and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Crosson, of Ha-
gerstown, sailed Monday for Bermuda
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-19

The Closson sisters, singing evan
gelists, graduates of the Moody In
stitute, Chicago, opened four weeks
campaign in the First Presbyterian
Church, Chesapeake City, Sunday.
They were assisted by the Rev. Joel
S. Gilfillan, Presbyterian evangelist of
the New Castle Presbytery.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-19

Preparations have begun for the en-
tertainment Of the Great Council of
Maryland, Improved Order of Red Men,
which will meet in Cumberland on
April 81 and %. The Tonkaway and
Kiowa Tribes will act as host and will
be assisted by the two councils of the
Degree of Pocahontas.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-19

John Rothenhoefer, aged 35 years, a
farm laborer of Hansonville, was
found dead in the rear of the Airing
ton Hotel The body was viewed by
Magistrate Aaron R. Anders, who pro.
nounced the death due to natural
causes He leaves widow and three
children.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-19

The Frederick County Medical So
ciety at meeting Endorsed the action
of the County School Commissioners
to make a medical test of public school
children. Dr. Ralph Browning presi-
dent Of the society and county health
officer, read paper on communicable
diseases. Physicians are of the
opinion that the medical test will re-
duce to minimum disease among
ne pupils Of the schools. Several
ministers Of churches and Sunday
school superintendehts held confer
ence and Endorsed the medical test
plan for religious institutions
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-19

The Mayor and Aldermen of Bruno.
wick, and w. G. Musgrove, collector
of taxes. were eDjoined by Judges
Worthington and Peter from selling
the property of William H. Van Meter
for paving assessments. The defend
ants were given five days to ask for a
dissolution of the order. The case is
a test against those who have refused
to pay paving assessments.
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To People Who Are:
Under Normal
Weight
Suggestion for Thin, UndeveIop-
cd Men and Women Who
Want to Put on
Flesh.

Thousand. OF peopie who suffer from
Ito twenty-five pounds of healthy flesh
ana bring their weight up TO the normal,
have tried advertised flesh builders, food
lads. physical culture stunts and rub on
Dreams without success and have finally
h ssisned Themselves to lifelong skinniness.
thinking Il their nature TO DO thin and thai
rothins can mako them fat. Yet their case
'is not necessarily hopeless in the light Of
Experiences recently related by many others
whose condition was much the same as
their own.
Many people once thin and undcrweisht
nov tell of remarkable Increases In flesh
and weight following their use Of the prep.
Isration known as ssrsol. This prepare.
ton In formed by a carefully balapced
'oombinstion Of ingredients all recognized
by the medical profession. But while Its
general tonic value seems undeniable Its
principal value would appear to be In the
rapid increase IN weight which 50 many
people state has Immediately followed It's
uss. case In point r. that OF j. q. Weav-
er, who writes: II never felt better In m"
klfe since taking Sargol. The first two
weeks 7 gained ten pounds and am gainin =
evsry day" Despite tho abundance OF tes-
ttmony like this telling OF It's great flesh
building value we might still hesitate To 30
strongly recommend tho use OF Sargol %
thin people who want to Increase weight
were II not for tho positive assurance that
Sarsol 10 harmless and that II is moreover
. sold by practically every druggist In
Hereafter New York on positive guarantee,
ne found IN each large package, that r'rty
Idays use must Increase the weight 10
a. satisfactory degree or money paid will be
{resunded. sargoi comes In the form OF
:smaii tablet. one Of which IL TO DO takcr
bit every mesl--Advt.
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100000 Battle \
INTERNALLY

The marvellous growth. o. Is,srsi ssth-
ing since the sd,en, Of y. L Cas-
thusisstie praise Of Its users 10 sthefs, boz
also By physicians insisting more ssd eere
that the Lower Intestine must - ksPt rec
from waste to insure perfect hsaltA sad
Mary L. }. w.iisr. n. l. d. o.. n.
II mus, tell 70. Of . s... = S::'s,,::
cured By your Cascade treatment.
The physician In charge said the p.asrss
and intes,ines. The patient being q years
old. b, claimed no help could ,: {i,sn .,,s e.,
In . very bad state. ! advised the y. B.
L Cascade" which resulted In . se spts
taking Q laxative three times Q day, and
had been for three weeks; eouidn't get
along without h-nov she never takes any
laxative"
Call ct all Rner and Hesemsn Drug ste~s: In
New York and Brooklyn and ask for free booklet
on the subject eslied "why Man Of To-Day Is
Only so Per Cent Effielent."-Adw.
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Exhibited Here for Bsnent of the
Lafayette Fund.

The FIRST public presentation in this
city Of the French war motion pic
lures. which were shown at the
French Embassy in Washington last
night will be given as a special ex-
hibltion for the benefit OF the Lafay-
cite Fund. The date and place will
be announced SO soon as arranged.
The World secured tho loan OF these
historic films from the French Gov
eminent through It's war correspond
ent, z. Alexander Powell. and they
will be exhibited throughout the
United States and Canada Officially
taken foi the National Archives OF
France, they give an authentic record
Of the great war on the western front
Mr.. Powell whose dispatches have
won him fame. admits that the die
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When the steamer Prometheus Of the
English Line locked yesterday at Pier
No. 3. Forty-seventh Street, Brooklyn.
three Chinese fremen were arrested. On
them was found opium valued at $1,000.
Customs Inspector Hogassen and three
assistants were searching the vessel
when Wong Chung, with seven cans,
and Kun Aun with eight cans OF opium.
concealed under their coats. were over.
hauled Lum Foo was arrested charged
with conspiring with the others. Fed-
eral Commissioner Cahoone held the
three for examination.
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tionary lacks words Adequately to de-
scribe the terrific struggle In Europe.
Until II is seen, he says, much u al
most beyond belief.
Att the opening presentation OF the
pictures here for the benefit OF the
Lafayette Fund the entire proceeds
OF the boxes and half the gross re-
ceipts Of the house will go TO the fund
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SILK HOSE
For Women

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CHEER AND WEEP
OVER WAR FILMS
SHOWN BY WORLD
Pictures Taken on French Line
Exhibited at Embassy in
Washington.
COMING TO NEW YORK.
Distinguished Gathering at
Capital Wonders at Real
ism of Views.
COMING TO NEW YORK.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1e.-Teers
and cheers grosted the offioial French
war motion pictures last night at .
private presentation before Ambsssa-
dor Jusserand and distinguished
company at the French Embassy. II
was the FIRST time the films, loaned
to The World by the French Govern
ment. had been exhibited In this
country, and the spectators were
deeply stirred when II was seen that
the pictures show the war as II is,
with ell It's horrors but with all its
inspiring episodes, its pathos and ITS
glory.
For two and q half hours moro than
a hundred of the most distinguished
diplomatists and high officials In
Washington and their wives made
no attempt to conceal their emotion.
as battle scene after battle scene was
projected upon the screen. and they
saw everything they could have seen
II they had really been present at the
French front The guests included
members OF tho Supreme Court and
tie Cabinet.
In one picture alone 10000 men
were shown-more men than there
are in the entire American army
and as they passed. infantry. cavalry
and artillery. with all the traditional
spirit Of the French solder. men we're
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In continuous use from tho Seventy
fives" to the huge naval guns and
heavy mortars. There were guns
everywhere, over every piece OF
ground where one could be placed
and they fired so uninterruptedly that
shells fell upon the German lines at
the rate OF twenty second. The pic
ture shows II in a way that no de-
scription can.
Then there was the advance OF the
French infantry, and as the troops go
forward in columns of two and then
deploy one realizes how much OF the
spectacular has been taken from mod
ern fighting by the intensive machine
gun fire, and what nerve is needed to
advance In the face OF what must
seem like certain death.
Never has the devastation OF war
been shown as in these pictures, The
whole Champagne front as Il passes
on the screen looks like a huge ma
chine shop, fifteen miles long and
three miles broad, that might have
been destroyed by fire, with an in
finite variety of twisted iron work
and concrete and barbed wire and
overturned cannon, all utterly de-
stroyed and swept away by the hail
OF high explosive shells.
<l,VVV SeNMAN PHISONERS PASS
THE SPECTATORS.
Then came the results OF victory, re-
suits that cannot be questioned or
denied, $1,000 unwounded German
prisoners passing on the screen. and at
the sight the spectators could not
restrain their Joy
And here too was one Of those little
touches of comedy that must relieve
the horrors of war. The German
prisoners were 90 numerous that to
lessen the chances Of any OF them
running away, one could see little
French soldiers passing from rank
to rank and cutting the buttons OF
the trousers of their prisoners who.
bagged In the huge cumbersome
brooches OF the German uniform. had
10 hold up their pants with both
hands in order to march along.
During the entire presentation of
the thirty odd thousand feet Of Aim,
Mr.. r. Alexander Powell war corre-
spondent OF The World. through
whom the French Government pre-
scented the films. gave brief explana-
lions Of the various phases Of the
battles portrayed and reused the
company to high pitch of enthusi-
esm by his vivid descriptions OF the
fighting he had seen and the heroism
Of the French army.
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This department u known far and
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BURSTING SHELLS WERE CLOSE
TO THE CAMERA.

Some OF the scenes were 80 realistic
thai It did not seem possible that the
operators who took them could have
survived. In the bombardment of the
Hartmannsweilerkop In Alsace. which
has changed hands more often than
any other position in the war. and one
slope OF which Is held by the French
and TIE other by the Germans. the
shells could be seen bursting In turns
over the trenches and In front Of the
moving picture camera.
This picture also showed tho actual
use OF poisonous gas. The German
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clouds OF smoke, never more than
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which rolled slowly over toward the
French attackers.
Another most impressive scene that
brought home more vividly the enor-
nous quantities OF guns and ammuni-
ton in use was a film showing q
movement by one hundred batteries of
the famous French 3-inch field gun,
the terrible "SoiNante-Q uinze." The
with the ammunition limbers and
horses passing at full gallop. cleo
trified the spectators.
10000 FEET OF FILM FOR CHAM
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Most impressive OF all were the
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than ten thousand feet OF film II en-
ployed to tell the whole story OF the
battle more wildly and more truth
fully than could any war correspond
ent or historian.
First the great preliminary bonn
bardment. showing every kind of gun
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SILKS
for Saturday

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Ciock signs Denote Mornins Specials.
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|
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Saturday Special of
WOMEN'S DRESS HATS

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8 A. M. to @ p. NJ.
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Boyr CORDUROY SUITS. sos
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GIFT JEWELRY
Specimen Itsrns from
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RIBBONS

Everything Is beribboncd-nevef be-
fore have ribbons had such an i'm
portant place in the wardrobe - nov
80. With the coming OF Thanksgiving
and the holidays also ribbons are In
dispensable for interior decorations.
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MORNING SPECIALS-Tomorrow. Saturday, Until l P. M.
restricted