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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10
%reilell, 1tm iid bon ser @abrbeit ei-

%reile,l, 1lll iid bon ser @abrbeit ei-
genal1gig 51 iiber5el1aen. l111o ieit-
Dem tit er 5mar nod SollalGoer, aber
nid]t mebr Melltraler - CT ltebt nit
.beioen 6iiBen nnb gall5enl Seraert
allf Seiten Der 3eutiden. @esbalb
|apollcn mir inns ieil,en Manlen n1er-
ten, Oenn lolder A2ellte nlllB 111urr
|0anf6ar ltllo dlrerfennel1b seoel,fen):
@as 0et SSobnnnes 5%ieoenbnrg, ser
1lebenbei 9llmor belibt, mas iid) NIT
ieincr bollabbiiden @aldebtbeit ei-
gentli6 aidlt bsrtrdgt, an grellell Sit
gen bemerfte, bas 1af ct pnt Belt 5lt
Set III fleinen 8eoidten berlpert6et
30 lie gilt iirlb, ber5ciben mir
|i6tn audi Die oid)terilde 6orna, oelm
Ser SSltbalt lit nodJ better. 50 bringt
Der Sobun11es siebenburg III elmer
bpaanoiidel1 3eitna1g ienen eemein=
ltct aller gentei1telt aaiirten 2iigen=
'belltel, Sen ug(11een5ellgelt" Der 1id)
Die &rieaserle6niiie III 2on0on ooer
Naris aus Sen ldnl1bigen Mebaf-
ttonsfil1gert iargt. Ct bsli1gt iDll
mie folgt:
Or lit ser Mam Ser 11icmals fliebt,
Or lit Der Marn, Ser alles iiebt
0as III Bent ariegsgebiet geidiebt.
Ser Mltgen5erge,
0enn ct fonnmt itets our redten 3eit
3prt, mo- am beftigiten Ser STREET,
l1ll6 1iebt Die f%leiitite &lci1,igfe,iit,
Ser all1gelr5elrge!
CT fenltt ben flcil1iten @orporal, J
ST ferllt oe1 groBten General,
lll1o 1paS CT beiB, lit folp1Ial. 5;s
Ser N%ugen5ellge,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10
@erbmSfnng geaen 5,tmaiOn &c.

@or @idter Martil1 s. Maoe fat
geitern I'M @ultoesgeridt Ste Ser
hanolung gegcn 9ert SulnaIpn1 mel
d)er ser Observation-Disclosures al1=
geflagt iii, sobeaolu1el1. Ser Mnge=
flaate lit ibaIdnllNigt, 6lprence &obb
BON ibrem @einlc in Nrincepille. ST.,
nod bier 5u unmoraliid)en 3mefe11
peridleppt sit baben. Slmalon miro
pon M11palt Blenn 8. @ellD pertre=
ten, mabreno Die Mnflagebeb0rOe
burd gulrbes Iiitriftsamlpalt Glall=
Be 81. Hortcri ltnD Siilfs9 lmpalt 6.
g. M1ool1 neEtbreten.ilt. 9ie 8erbanbz
lung miro alat Mo1itag Morgen allfi
ge11plllnten lper0e11:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10
entid!Nmcrifauiidcr Gentralperciu
ppn 9apenport ltno Scott
GD1tntt).

Ser 0eltid-glmerifaniide Gent
tfalperein bon 9anenport ntt0 Scott
County balt bel1te gsadnlittag linn 3
llbr i'm @eball0e Ser 6rcien 9entiden
'Sdu1laemeinoe cine @%eriammll1ng ab,
in tpeld)er Die Gorbereitnnge1 fir bie
geplante 6eitlidfeit int 1tdditen 500
not %6clprodelr mer0en lpllen. glQe
3elegatert, lopie Sic Nrdiioenten Ser
5ltm Gel1%tralperein ~geb0rigen gerei11e
iino 0ringelto m1fgeforoert, iid) pollz
5ahlig ll11o piinftlih 3ll 0ieier Ser
lommll1l1g ein5ltfin0en. Wean ber=
.gelie nid)t:: bellte Nabmittag Inn.
3 llbr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10
grgebenIt
@c5s 9. S. 8eioerbede,.
Ser %gusen5ense.
Cine portrefflide g6arofteriItif i
tens cir1es Mslltralen.

Sobartl1es sie0eabllrg lift trot iei-
1es gut be1tiden Nallens, Sen mir
ms aus beionoerel1 @riinoen 1lerfen.
ipolen Ell Solla1loer Elm maid)-
ed)tcr, 11elltraler S%olldn6er. limo Der
Sobamles sie6en6llrg, &olldn0er
lnb Nelltraler, fat 5tpei gigenid)af-
ten, Die ibn 1lnierem @er5en 1laber
riide1:: er lit Sollrnali1t nnb Elm
redtli6 benfcn6er Menid}. SSn bei6en
Ig%igcnidaften fii6lte er 1id berpflih-
.tet, aus Dem 1lelttralen Solano mad
Dem pielgeldmabten 8eutlhlan0 gu
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10
ltnierc ye1tcriuem.

Ser bieiigen Ssel1erlpehr mnroen
aeitern Abeno 100 3igarren Don Sen
5dppcItern Des Mercp @oipitaIs lllo
5luei 3i9arrenfiltelt Don &errn 4sllt=
nam geltiftet.
Die bonn Mercp @oipital geidprtf=
ten 3isorren narel IN s|llrerfemalrng
fiiir Sic por5iialidan Iienite Ser Ielt=
eriuebr bei Sen 2oidar6eitall Des
Serers DON mebreren Stallgebdl1oen
ON Nreitog slberS.
Sic 3iaorren pp1t @errn 811tltam
fanel1 aIs Nncrfenlu11g Ser Ielter=
probe bonn Gah Ses Gl1tl1am 8ebal1=
oes am 9eltrigen Morgel1. gefamlt=
lid) lpar Ser geltrige Gag laut Hroflaz
nation oes @olloerlleltrs @larfe ItaM=
lider Ielleroerbiitlmastaq. Sdulen,
8cmelnmelen ltno lae5iea sS%elterlpeb=
rell lpar es l1aIe aeleat mor0e1r, ben
Tag IN aeeiglleter @eilc SIT 6egebell.
Ias NOR Set @rltto Ser Ielter=
.pe6rprobe l1rrierer I%elterlpebr am
geItrigen Saae I'M Nutnam @ebaltbe.
Som 1ah oes bofltel1 @ebdltoes Ser
1rei Stdote crgoB iid chi ~ BOD
oifer M~allerilrabI in 80 SUB hobem,
clegantcn 9ogel1 aaif Dos So SUP ent=
fernte 8adl oes Care 8ebal1Oes. sllth
in oen &orriooren COB es cine croft
,allsgcfiibrfc Ielterprohe.
IelteupcbrdJef Neter Iengsr
lplillid]t aall5 Defenders l1oh ntf Bic
Sbatlade %bln5lnpcilcll, BOB Ser @al=
bei Gem @efalnpTen Ser
Sd}alllen bil1ter Dem Mercp @oipi=
ont 6reitag 9l6clro Gin ean5 por=
siiglider mar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10
Gtabt nlb Gou b,
sommtag Den 10. Sftober.
aleine etaot=Neuigfeiten.

Galrno=Sabletten qegen 9ser-
ben S%dNpad)e, @infalligfeit 1lip.
Niepc' IpotDeEe Cslll5.)
@ro. Ronueooer Don 30. 1866
llnion StroBe icierf an 6eltigel Sa=
&c ieillcn IS. @ebnrtsta5. Gr mltroe
on 10. Gftp6er 1857 in gebringiteot
IN Solitein ae6oren lilto fam int Sab
rc 1861 ii6cr 0aD PORT ms Sauo.
IaS Nalfeum ser Nfaoen1ie ser
Standardization lit an helltiaen 5o1ll=
taa mic ~scmoh1lidl Nadnnittogs BON
51pei his fiini llhr Qeoffllat. Ter Gin=
lit frei l1no lit ELI 9eild orill=
gcno 5r enpfeblell.
Sic Sodj5cit BON IraltIeil1
2olliie 9epis, Scr Iod]tcr BON ;@errn
nno Nroll 9. 81. Scpis bon go. 1103.
Dit @iab 5traBe nit @errn 6. Gr=
nett 9}idlolas bon Rpd SsIalto. miro
al MittuodI Sen 20. Gftober, I'M
Seine ser gltern ser 9rollt 1tattfin=
Deli. St2 9rd1tllllg lplrO 0oll hep.
@ole Dnll5ogcn mcroell.
Gie 9ehrer Scr Smnltagsid1uIe
Scr NentidllltheriidFen 3iol1sger1eil1oe
pcranItalteten DnrscItara elbel1o cine.
@eburtstags lleberraidmngs Geie1=
ldaft Sill @brell bon iyraltleim Garlu
SSnlterllQlll in 0crel1 ,Saifrl i'm 9en
621 @elt s. Strabe. Ser 9lbeno
mlrSc I'M o1qelebmer @eiie 6ci M11=
lif, Spiel nllo l%lnterbaItltng pcr=
brad)r.
@itlian gergI1ronr, eilt bei SEM
Nelt6all Der Crescent M3ocorol1i ono
Grafer @plltalrD heid}aitigter grbei=
ter, crlitt ont Ion1erstag beim Stllr5
bpnl 0ritten Stotflperf ms 5peiteI
Gtorflpcrf clnen arm6rud}. 8erg=
ltranl1 mn oltsgeaIittel1. ST mtroe
ltadb bent M'treD @olpital gebradt 100
CT Der Gel'erllag entgegengcbt.
Gillell 0l1r6 lterepptiida SLIDER
erlalltcrten Gortrag miro am Moll=
tag Nbclro nm $50 ll6r GroieiIor
Stephel $. 9lti6 bon Ser TafllIfat
Der Staats= l1llipuiitat III Soma Gitp
ppr Bent W}ailnner=Sllt6 Scr l1ltitarier
Stride in Ser llnitp @olle balten.
Der nodentIitbe grllte6eridlt
Ser Iradlt= 9lbtbeilimg Ser Mod IS
lal1N @afnaciellldaft, mele6ar geIter11
neroMentlidr pnroe, lautet lmgleih
gltl1ltlaer als oie alarmircllDen De
rid)tc Der scoft Gnlu1tp Iarlll Ssrt=
prppsltent 2eaal1e, sic n1lcre 9eier
oil allNcrcr Sfellc res @Iatte5 finSell.
aoerr 2llolpig arlleger bon bier
fdGft aiil 6entigen Gage nod Nep
sDorf, lllll iicG am IA. Gftpber o1lf
Dem 1an1pfcr Scllia Stop llad) Gp=
4ae1hagcl eiil5ltidiffen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10
&cinrid 9etcricm crfranft.

SEER @einrih geteriet, npelde1
Dor nlebreren @oden init leiller @at-
tin Don Seem Oorf aus cine Meiie
Ollrd1 oel1 Eallarlafal1ol alt 9prb bes
Nanpfcrs u&rool1lnpo" bon Ser gleo
Star 9ilie alltrat, tit in GaIn0ellu,
Californian, %crfra1ft.
sein Sdmiegerlobl1, Or. 0efer,
ieilr sohll, @err @rl1o 9eterlen l1no
beioell Sodlter lino beltte Mor=
gcn I'M 1920 llbr tod @oiaoena
abgereilt I'M alr 0us &rar1ferlbett oes
SIT ellen. g9ir boffe11, oab ser
Eatiellt hal0 gelunben miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10

Sir 0ag 9[merifaniide Motbe
Gycl1s, Solpitol in D5ii11den linb IN
Ser Geldaftsltene bieler 8eitl1ng 50
BON 80. & 90. einaelaufen, moriiber
.6iermit ballfen6 ql1ittirt miro.
9hus San @abriel, golifor=
nie11, trof geltern ein NoitfartengroB
bon Serr11 lll1o 6rar Gobert Mag11cr
BON 9}od Sslan1 III Ser Me6aftion
Dieler 3eitllng eilt. SEER 1lluo 5rall
@ae1ler id)reibe11, 0aB lie iid bie
9robartiglte 8orltearng, 0ie lie lett
bem Sberammcrgal,er 9saliionsipiel
gele6en BADEN, in Sal1 @abriel angee
lebe1 baben.. 3as Stiid fiibrt 0en
Iitel u5be Miiiion Nlap".
go Sic 3miebel5iidter BON Glea=
ial1t Gulep lirb 81 elmer am nabltel1
6reitog in geid}ols, Sa., Itattfi1lOeR=
Ben Denomination bon geiprsnfe=
h1ngsopparatc1 our 'sideritel1l1ng
Ser 3piebelernte e%i1gelaOel1 morben.
Som IL. bis gum 16. 9ftober
Wiontag big Sonnabeno oieler
ISOLDE einldlieBlid fin0et in Sen
0reisStGotcn cine internationale
3eitlngs g1allIenlter : 9lltsItell1ng
ltatt. gs baroelf iid] Inn cine Mus-
ltellll1g Don Maaren, bic IN alle11
Stabtcn Ser 8erei11igtet1 Staaten lo=
mie Ga1looa ~perfallft ltnO mlgepric-
len meroen.
Go. 5birlep, nelder aus Bur,
.lington ltan1l1ler iDi11, m1r0e porge=
lterll Mbeno auf Die Mnfloge Der
Gulnfcnbeit perbnftpt. gbirlep er=
flarte, ct babe ma6rel10 Der lebten
bei6en Mollate bei ser @rnte IN 5ii0.
|8afota gebolfen nn0 lei lbier NIT ST,
|lparnillen BON $500 a%ngefommen
|3as @elo lei ibm bon l1nbefannter
abgenommell %tpor6en. Die Goli5e
erfldrt> ooB 5birlep 0os @el0 III Ell
ner SpielbDM IN gfof Sslan0 Der.
|lpialt babclr. ST lpl1rbe Don Holi5ei
ridter 2ouis s. Ho0benig 51 eincl
@eloitrafc bon $5 lr1O in Die Softer
Ioes geriobrel1s perllrtbeilt.
Or. Bape, 8abnar3t, 9ec,rrit'
l8uil6ing. Qn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10
Sinh ldjiuan5te Sic sdpnlc.

Irieoe1sri1ter IS. 81. Moines oer=
llrt6eiltc geltern 81. 3opnil1g 5lr elmer
@elbltraie pom So llno i1 Die Soften
0es G%erfahuns, neil er perlaltmt
batte, ieine Sodter sur Sdltle 5ll
ldifen. Ser 8eflaate, lueld)cr b''rd)
Ilnpalt 6. $. Ml1rpbD pertretel1 NOR,
mad)te aelteno, Dob feline Sod)ter allf
cine jiitgere Iodter, lpelde Bic Sdpl=
le 11iGt belllben fn1tnte, meil lie ni6t
gein1pft mar, al1fpaiIen mlBte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10
@olinger 8aareu
MGbct,tis, Manicilrc Sets 1tnb Mn-
bsres ults Scntid)lanb Gin.
actruffcu.
@eroel OH Molltas in s. $. 6. SIC
terien's &eidaft IN Ser sSsllpelier=
Ihfheilltllg ge5eigt.

Ine G2bouptlln9ct iiber Ben glis-
idlnb Icl,t'dla11os pom @eltbanoel
nno 6enl gSeItmarft iino nidts oils
Ieeres G5raler8eorel6. Iie NeutIdje
SltNl1Itrie Id}lagt eben Sen Gl1glan=
bern lillfs ltrN red1fs ein Shnlpp-
dell. ssie lie es tbut, lit @elhdits=
ae1ainnliB. aber BOB tic es mirflid1
nl1o ariinoIi6 beiorat, oaiiir leaal
Die 5dltreidjea fleillcn Goltpadete, Die
aeltarn int bent bcfnll1ten @eid)dft
pplt s. s.. s. Neferlen'ss Sons eill=
trafel1, bereotes 3eltanib ab. Die
8ouete nafell NIT Ser Noit aus Gf=
fell5adl, aus Solinge1t unlo OTIS @iel1
a6aeidicft ltno cnt1ieltell Sic befollll=
ten Solilager 5fabIprooltfta Scr pelt=
bcriiNlltell @elrdell'id1er S%Sir1fla, le=
ocrle Gtui5 nit Sd)eerelL, Mallicltre
Sets llllo alroercs. Iieles Gegen=
iil1o fiir SEN @eibnadltsperfal1i
beltilnmt. Sic meroel1 BON Montag
as lit Ser SsSltlpelier 9ibtbeilllng BON
s. $. 8. @eterlen's Cons sim Ser
fo1f mtsgeitellf Ieil1. 3ieler Gerfnlti
9cpiiu1t infoIge Ser iogenamlten
uSSlolirfleit" DON 1elttlhlano oil er=
h1bteMl @ertll.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10
9anf an Sic Tcncr,uebr.

Ser @. s.. Meioerbede @eihaits=
filbrer Scr Slt Inocnport 6l1ef' Cont
fat an 1el1erapebrdef Neter
8elger ben folgenoen iidl ielbIt er=
flaren0en 8rief aelhrie6elt:
vS6 id)licBe biermit einett ghed
i'm @etrage bon $500 fit Sen Silfs=
fo1rbs ser 6elteripebrlerlte bei 1aro
apiinld)e Il1en fir Bic oltsge5eidnete
Mrbeit, meld)e bon sSbnett inns Sbrcn
2el1ten an Me1b bes Sellers IN mel
mem Seine geleiltet pur6e, 81, ban-
fer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10

Soben Sic id1on 0I6 Miiiion
8ier ~pro6irt2 Gleitb nit Sem beIten
ilnportirten gier nl10 etnpfoblen bon
ben 1oftoren. 9}od Sslano grepillg
50. Wn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10
Sin nnbercr @pi11rhpr j

ON a.. nno 10, Sftober itqttfinoen=
oen aonferen5 fir militdriide @ereit=
ldpalt miro gu1oesabaeorbneter Mar=
TN y. Wfoooell BON Sllinois ieilt, apel-
cher 9cIterl Ieine 3uiogc ia1lote.
Merdants 1ronsfcr & storage
so. Gelepbon S55. (@n3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10

.gr lit bei ieoer @%eIoentbot,si
l1itb 5tpiidel1 @pnlbe l116 1@ra,1Qt
Sdreibt affurot icin Meferat
Ser Mltgelt5euae!
geidieBt :1ltdil cine aatbeorar',
Eal1t Itebt ct iu1fsm oenl Nortal
'l1fo ldretM i1ts ieiitem arieggionrnal,
Scr sllrgen5a,ae!!
@siro 100 Cit 8anpfer torpeoirt,
Gin 5a1ifaittss5ng .bombaroirt,
'Dal,n lister Dri11 auto referirt,
Ger Malgell5eltge!
flieat ct i'm Sos Groenrn1to
Bon 6ront ltsSrunt, alt ieber 5tuno',
@ir0 lie peripullb'f nnb bleibt ae.
ll1t0,
Der Mugel3eltge.
lange nod Gin hummer @idt
2ielt Ben beriibnten &riegsberidt
gleibt ltrperlebt ulrb itirbt nod nidt
Ser Wl1gen5enge!
6offentlid laBt Ser SSobonnes sic.
oenburg balo mieoer bon IidJ hocrcn
an Bacterial miro es linn fa1,m
feblen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-10

vScrbgra11 aid i'm Srieocn...
es gibt alld5 fir Sic Yarobe. feline ld6z
mere Sarbe mebr a1s oas gSblllfeb Selz
pcl1blllt getpeibte Selograll.
X X u
Sic 9ebeuten @erpunbeten uno
Die llrlauber beeile, lid picber an Sic
Srol1ts S5lt fonnaen lie f1innen s,1
So'lle Dor @llbe nidt l6lafer,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-27
Narcotics Law Approved.

Probably no publication in the coun-
try has lent its services to the liquor
interests more successfully than has
the Cincinnati Enquirer. We are sur
prised that 1t should openly admit the
collapse Of one of the pet claims Of
the booze makers and sellers. namely,
that prohibition of intoxicants drives
patrons to drugs" The Enquirer
says:
Another fact has come out that is
interesting, that in dry towns there
has not been that increase Of this
habit that had been predicted by
many; that the dryer the town the
freer it is from 'fiends.'"
The Enquirer, speaking of the Ohio
law regulating narcotics, says:
Less than six months ago Govern
nent commenced enforcement of the
law regulating the handling of mar
cotics by druggists. physicians. DER
lists. veterinarians aud hospital au-
&horities. The agents placed in posi-:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-27

praise. Captain John Staples, who
commands New York-Galveston
steamer, and his son of IA years were
in bathing, The father dived from a
punt and Immediately swan shore
wards. The son, who could not swim,
thinking the water was shoal enough
to walk ashore, jumped overheard and
went under. The mother on shore
noticed his predicament and called to
the father. who started at full speed
to the assistance of his son. He
reached the lad, but the latter in his
fear grasped him about the neck and
the captain. weakened by his quick
swim and this encumbrance, was about
exhausted. when Marsh. who had just
come to the beach in his bathing suit,
saw the situation. He swan to the
distressed couple and seized the boy.
A girl in a nearby boat became fright
stricken and helpless. The boat fortu-
nately soon drifted within Marsh's
reach and he grasped it, assisting the
boy on board. The father was then
helped to shore
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-27
Coming Events

Aug. 2O-3o-East Livernore campmeet-
Aug. 2s-27-Eastern Maine State fair.
Bangor.
Aug. 27-Annual Reunion Of Fogg Fam
lily Of America. Eliot.
Aug. Estate Grange field meeting for
North Waldo County. Monroe.
Az. estate Grange field meeting for
Penobscot County, Orono.
Aug. 28-Oxford Bears Fruit Growers
Association field day, Hebron.
Aug: 81 State Grange field meeting for
Are xIs stock as S9anty. H Goes9ue Isle
Society's annual fair. Houlton.
Aug. 3l-Sept. 3-Central Maine Fair
Association fair and horse races, Water
vile.
Aug. s1-sept. s-Houlton fair.
Sept 1-U. OF NJ. farm demonstration
at farm of Col. r. L. McAllister. Canton
Point.
Aroostook County (place not elected)
Sept. 2-Maine State convention of Con-
gressional Union for Woman Suffrage,
Portland.
Sept. 3-6-Conference of EMPLOYED
Officers Association of the Y. NJ. C. A.
for the State Of Maine. Lake Cobbossee-
contee, Winthrop.
Sept. 4-6-Cumberland County Fair.
Gorham.
Sept. 5 to Lawrence Commandery
knights Templar, outing at Peaks Island.
Sept. 6-Labor's holiday.
Sept. 6-9-Maine State Fair, Lewiston.
Sept. 7-Superior Court convenes (civil
and criminaD. Portland.
Presque Isle.
Sept. 7-1O-Hancock County Teachers
Convention. Ellsworth.
Sept. 7-10-Penobscot County Teachers
Convention, Charleston.
Sept. S-9-The 44th reunion Of LIST Me.
Cav. Assn. at Bucksport.
Sept: s,lGTeachers, meeting. Waldo
Sept. 9-Annual meeting Maine State
Detective Association at Lewiston.
Sept. 9-11-Somerset Central Agricul-
tural Society Fair. Skowhegan.
Sept. 9-1l-somerset County Fair. Show
hogan.
Sept. 1s-Popular vote on adopting
charter for water district at Bath.
Sept. l4-l5-16-Maine State Convention
of w. c. T. L. in Skowhegan.
Sept. 14-15-l6-South Kennebec Agricul-
tural Society's fair at South Windsor.
Sept. Educational Council of Daugh-
tiers of Liberty annual convention. Port
land.
Sept. 14-1e-Oxford County Agricultural
Society fair, South Paris
Sept. 14-15-16-17-New Eng. section of
Malt Electric Light Assn. at Mt. Kineo
House, kineo.
Sept. 15-16-sth Maine reunion at New
port
Sept. 15-16-Annual meeting OF 15ta
Maine Regimental Association. Bangor.
Sept. l5-16-Somerset county fair at
Madison.
Sept. 21-United States District Court.
Portland.
Sept. 22-23-Annual meeting of Stare
Board of Trade at Bangor.
Sept. 23-3o-Franklin County Agricultl-
tural Society Fair. Pennington.
Sept. 2S-30-Annual fall meeting Of
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs,
Biddeford.
Oct. 5-Litchfeld Fair.
Oct Z to 9-Eastern Maine Music Festi-
val Bangor
Oct. II to 13-Western Maine Music Fes-
tival, Portland
Oct. 12-Supreme Court convenes, Port
land.
Oct. 12-Columbus Day.
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What might have been a terrible
accident was averted by the presence
of mind and the agility of Foreman
Ledro Sinclair Of the crew who have
been oiling the Thibodeau block "a;
Houlton during the past week. While
at work on a swinging stage 40 feet
from the ground one of the rope knots
became loose and the stage began to
settle. Mr.. Sinclair jumped through
window into the building. and has
tened to the end window and caught
the rope before it became loose and
the staging was lowered safely with
the other workmen.
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ton to enforce the law. to investi-
gate and arrest under it, were en-
tirely new to its various features.
Neither was it understood by those
toward whom it was directed, al
though it had been under discussion
in one form or another during six
years Of Congress. For short time
operations looking toward enforce
ment were necessarily rather tenta-
| tive than actual and complete.
OF later months. however. there has
been considerable progress in appli-
cation Of the measure to the actual
restriction of the sale Of the mar
cotics, to the end that habit-forming
shall be reduced as much as possible
and that those who have the habit
more or less confirmed shall not cob
tinue in it.
Most Of the cases brought to the bar
have involved morphia: there has not
yet been so much opportunity to comb
the under world in search Of the CO.
caine traders. The use of morphia
affects a more valuable portion of the
community than that Of cocaine. In
enforcement Of the law as to morphia
there has been much intelligent in
vestigation and most encouraging
progress in results in Ohio. and par
ticularly in the Cincinnati district.
From merely first cropping after thS
best methods Of the business Of de-
lection and then prevention and pun
ishment, by fine and imprisonment.
some agents have become quite ex-
pert in their operations against Of
tenders.
Enough is known now Of the law
and how to enforce it to indicate that
it is one of the best laws ever framed.
1t will surely be of great benefit to
the country in reducing the percent
age Of drug victims in the popula-
ton. 1t would seem that about as
many physicians as druggists have
been detected in the illicit trade. pos
sibly more of the former than the lat
ter. 1t has developed that in many
instances those who would continu.
to violate the law but for rigid en-
forcement are themselves addicted to
the drug habit. This is more the case
with physicians than with others. In
more than one instance managers OF
places advertising cure of the NOR
phine habit have been found to be
habitual users Of that drug.
Another fact that has come out that
is interesting that i'll dry" towns
there has not been that increase Of
this habit that had been predicted by
many: that the dryer the town; the
freer it is from "fiends.'
Observation of several victims in
confinement has gone far to upset the
theory that the use cannot be alb
ruptly terminated without very seri-
Gus results. One of these. for in
stance in several cases, while at first
suffering great nervous agony under
deprivation, was in four days so re-
lieved and changed as to acquire a
strong appetite for substantial food
instead of a craving for the "sooth-
ing" drug.
The law is sound and good, and in
the course of time will work for most
beneficial results.
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COMMON AILMENTS
Ho,., n Treat Them

A village. doctor once said: IF my
patients would take care OF their lit,
tie ailments. they would seldom need
me for a serious illness" A head
ache, a disturbed stomach, bilious
attack, little Indigestion. or a cold
in its first stages, are not serious in
themselves: the danger is in what
they may lead to. Many New Eng
land people have found a sure remedy
for these common ailments in IL: F."
Atwood's Medicine. They say. it is
like having a doctor in the home:
Your family needs it. Just say IL. F."
to your druggist. He will understand
what you mean; he has calls for it
nearly every day.
Buy 35c bottle at your nearest
store, or write today for free sample.
FREE-On receipt of yellow outside
wrapper with your opinion OF the medicine,
we will send one of our Needle Books with !
good assortment OF high grade needles, useful
in every family.
a. F." MEDICINE CO., Portland, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-27

Heavy showers from a cloud burst
late Monday afternoon at Pennington
Falls did much damage. On the
Chesterville road a number Of culveyts
and small bridges were washed out.
In some places the water was feet
deep Bradford Dudley, who was
driving his horse at the time, struck a
culvert where the horse nearly went
under and broke his harness. For
two and one-half hours shower fol-
lowed shower. 1t was impossible to
come through Pennington Falls with
out going out through pastures. The
State road at Chesterville was dam
aged so that it will cost about $4,000
for repairs. c. A. Pinkham Of Ches-
terville says eight inches Of rain fell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-27
Acute ArticuIar
Rheumatism
Relieved by Anti-Kamnia Tablets

The exact cause OF rheumatism Is un.
known, though 1t Is generally believed to
be due to an excess OF uric acid in the blood
1t may be also said with equal truth that no
remedy has been found which is a specific
IN al cases. In fact the literature of rheu.
which have not been given trial. In the
hands OF one observer we find that certain
drug mas been used with the utmost salts
iactlon; others have found the same remedy
to be great disappointment. All physi-
clans however agree that every method OF
treatment 1s aided by the administration OF
the nervous system an8Dr. w. s. Schultz
expresses the opinion of thousands of prac-
titioners when he says that Anti Kamnfa
other remedies for the relief of the pain in
all forms of rheumatism. These tablets can
be purchased in any quantity. They are
also unsurpassed in headaches, neuralRias
and all pain. Ask for AK Tablets.