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Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-03
Social Tonight.

a unique social Is to be held tonight
by the Christian Endeavor society OF the
First Christian church. The entertain
ment IL called the Horse Show" 1t
incluees entries OF many and various
horses and other features suggested by
the name. The decorations are novel
and original. Games appropriate to the
occasion are planned
Following the games, supper will be
provided on the plan of a box social.
Misses Marie Shook. Dorothy Carlisle,
Mrs. NJ. p. Noriega. Messrs. C. Evans
and Lee Hobson are in charge of the
affair.
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wedemeyer, president; Mrs. Ia A. Smith,
vice president; Mrs J. V. Miller, secre-
tary, and Mrs G. c. Ryan. treasurer.
A musical program arranged by Mrs
Daniel Moore. organist OF Malva Shrine,
was given and Mrs. Charles A. Watson
gave two vocal solos. After the program
might've and bridge were played.
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Wedding Announcement.

The wedding OF Miss Ida ID. Heming.
daughter Of Mrs. George II. HeminE. siso
South Twenty-first street. and Mr..
Joseph NJ. Leis. son OF Mr.. Melcholr
Leis, 2215 South Sixteenth street, took
place Tuesday morning. the Rev.
Father Pacificus OF st. Joseph's church
performing the ceremony. Mr.. John Pol
ger acted as best man and Miss Alma
Roth as bridesmaid. After the ceremony
lunch was served at the home OF the
home OF the groom. In the evening tho
wedding was celebrated at the home OF
the Omaha Musk verein. Seventeenth
and cass streets. over TO- guests being
present
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brother. James Clark, was her great-
great grandfather
The PennsylNa nia society is to hold a
meeting IN the pioneers room Of the
court house this evening to complete ar
rsngements for their part in the formal
reception of the Liberty bell
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-03

Nrs. Chester Dudley of Council Biuffs.
Mr.. p. r. PGnison will entertain seven
guests at dinner Saturday evening at the
Happy Hollow club and Colonel and Mrs.
Weller will have four guests.
The Commercial club membership com
mIitee will have dinner together at the
Happy Hollow club Tuesday evening of
next week
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. cloyd entertained
five guets at dinner last evening at the
Happy Hollow club.
Others dining at the club last evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Pulver. Mr..
Charles II. Marley. Mr. A. 8. Prentiss,
c. r. Baibach and w. r. Watson
A luncheon was given today az tho
Happy Hollow club by Mrs Edward
Pheian. who entertained five guests
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-03
To Attend Convention.

Az RbbCAA ONhNNheAOhs
The special train OF the Pi Beta Pit
sorority, en- route for Berkeley. Cali,
stopped in Omaha this morning at rs.
one hundred ri Phis from eastern states
rot off the train and we're greeted by
forty Phis residents Of Omaha. Girls
from Missouri. Iowa. Ohio and Nebraska
boarded the train here and by the time
u arrives at Berkeley for the Phi con
vention the number viii be 500. Thirty
ri Phis from different parts OF Nebraska
will be in attendance. The train was
here for one hour and the alumnae OF
the Pi Phi sorority presented the Wis
itors with six wicker baskets OF candy.
The handles were tied with wine colored
and blue ribbons. the sorority colors.
The Omaha girls who left this morning
on the special are:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-03
To Honor Bride

Miss Bllen Brown entertained at a
miscellaneous shower AZ her home Thurs
day evening IN honor OF Miss Ella John
son. prospective bride.
Pink and white the brides colors.
were used throughout the rooms. and
the evening was spent In music and
games.
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At Happy Hollow Club.

Miss Mildred Todd gave a bridge party
this afternoon at the Happy Hollow club
In honor OF her guest. Miss Margaret
DonelRn. ~ Plattsmouth. and for Miss
Alice Coad. VINO leaves Friday for the
east to spend the summer The guests
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With the Visitors.

Mrs. C. Y. Smith arrived yesterday
from Alexandria, La, and Is at the
Fontenelle. Later Mrs Smith plans to
visit MIR. and Mrs, Louis Nash at Nash
wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Eler Of Erie.
Pa. arc visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Garloch.
Mrs, Ella u. pNelT and Mrs. John
Brady OF Jackson. Nab.. are in Omaha
for few weeks visiting Mrs. T. j. Nc
Donough. 2i1s North Twenty-flrst street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Timpane of ST.
Joseph. Mo-. arrived Thursday to srend
a week with Mr.. aud Mrs. r. y. Maloney.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-03
At Seymour Lake Climb.

Mr., and Mrs. J. f. Bednar gave a small
dancing party Thursday Miss Louise
Watkins gave a solo dance. A color
scheme Of white and gold was carried
out at the refreshnient table. white daisies
composing the centerpiece. The guests
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Personal Mention.

Miss Clara Hermanson is visiting at
the home Of Mrs Robert Howard in Ian
coin.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Vincent will leave the
latter part OF next week on the shriners'
special for Seattle and different points
In California.
Mr.. ano Mrs. Frank Walters and
family leave tonight for the Atlantic
coast, where they will remain during
July.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-03

at the Field club ~ Mn T. r. Brando,
who will have six guests: MIR. and Mrs
:. n. Russell sixteen. and Mrs Herbert
kohn. six
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-03
At the Field Club.

Mrs. ID. II. Ledwich gave a ch,ldren's
party this afternoon az the Field club.
Dinners win be given Saturday evening
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hose present were :
Entertains at Luncheon.

Mrs. D. A. Foote gave luncheon at
her home IN honor OF Miss Pauline
Walden Of Boston. former editor OF the
Farm Missionary Friend. and for Miss
Belle Griffith. retired missionary from
Japan. Covers were plnced for
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-29
JUDGES OF BAKING
 CONTEST ANNOUNCED
Indications. Presage Many House. wives to Participate in Bread-
 Making Competition.

Indications are that there will be a very large number of women of the city to participate in the bread- making contest of the Housewivs s league which will be held Thursday afternoon, at the chamber of com merce.
 The members of the several com mttees which have the matter in hand are being kept busy, and each com mittec reports unexpected encour- agement from II directions. From all sections of the city come reports Of more women who twill take part in the contest, and the b. lief is that, the assembly hall of the chamber of com msrce will be crowded during the contest.
 It was announced yesterday that the judg:s in the contest will be Mrs. F. Baer, Mrs. s. M. Taylor, Mrs. c. F.. Bair, Mrs. Frank Tohmpson, Miss Roella Solmson, Mrs. Elmer Rich ards,, Mrs. E. M. Goodwin. Mrs. A. w. Troupe and Mrs. T. F. Dreyfus.
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ETHEL TOUssAINT DAY
 AT BEST NEXT FRIDAY

1 Manager Simon of the Best Theatre announces that Friday will be ob- served at his playhouse as "Ethel Toussaint Day." when percentage of the receipts will go to the fund being raised to send the unfortunate child to New York for treatment. MT. Simon hopes to add at least $50 to the fund, and with this aim in view has arranged for an unusually at tractivei program, this including the Paramount feature showing Fannie Ward in "The Marriage of Kitty"
 The same day will be observed as "Ethel Toussaint Benefit Day" by the Coca Cola Bottling company. which announces it will devote per- centage of the profits on sales made on October 1 to the Toussaint fund.
 The success of the sacred concert at the Orpheo last Sunday afternoon had led Manager Bluthenthal to de- eide to have another Sunday after noon. The amount derived by the fund from Sundays concert was $16.
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CHERRY STREET HOME
 DAMAGED BY FLAMES
Mrs. Rosie Lisinki's Cottage Prac- tically Destroyed, Together with
 Contents, at l a. III.

The home of Mrs. Rosie Lisinski, at Nineteenth and Cherry streets. was gutted by fire which was discovered at 1:15 o'clock this morning. The cause of the fire is not known. The blaze had gained great headway be- fore it was discovered, and the en- tire roof and attic was a mass of flames when the automobile fire truck reached the scene.
 The contents of the house were very badly damaged by fire and wa- ter, and when the occupants of the house were aroused, they were com pelled to leave the building without attempting to save any of their fur niture or clothing. Mrs. Lisinski owns and occupies the building, and carried insurance on both house and contents, to cover at least a part of the loss.
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Sesame Club Holds
 r.,,.+ upatinp of Season.

First Meetlng VI oo" ,, .a+ The sesame club held the rst meeting of it's winter season yeser- dnu @ afternoon with Mrs. H. U. H- canahv @ in west Sixth avenue, nd % tha large number of members 10 were in attendance displayed gat enthusiasm at the resumption ot q tivities by the orgiraaztlon. \
 Mrs. Hubert Strange ana M Henry Haizlip were elected delegas to the annual meeting of tn state II ration of womn's clubs, at Lltf pock with iNrs. A. w. Scruggs sd Mrs. H. I. Hclderness as alternates8 The program, which was most intT taining was as follows:
 Responses to roll-call, s"ioplcs tho Day.' ., Huber Strange. ITO,
 Music, Mrs. Mclean and Mrs. Hof erness. :o
 Talk, "Cuba, the Land of Troplc Beauty" Mrs. Corinne Knox.
 Discussicn, "A Journey Throu' Central America" led by Mrs. An Belle Roberts. and participated In Mrs. Powell, Mrs. sanders, Mrs. NO vrs. Waldrip, Mrs. Haizlip. Mrs. Hu Mrs. Holderness, Mrs. Bair, Mrs. M Gaughy, Mrs. Goodwin.
 The next meeting of the club W be h Id November 2, instead of at | regular date, the postpon 2ment of t week have been decided upon pecau of the meeting of the state federati of women's clubs in Little Rock.
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ANNUAL MEETING TODAY
 ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
Conference Open to Public, and AssO- citation Desires Presence of All
 Men and Women.

The annual meeting of the Associ- ated Charities will be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon, at the Young Mems Christian association building.
 Every man and woman in the city is urged to be in attendance, an nounce the officers of the Associated Charities, that all may understand clearly what is being done, and take active part in the discussions and actions decided upon.
 The preparation of the budget for the coming year, the arrangements for financial campaign, reports of work the past year, election of off cers, will be part of the business to be transacted at the meeting.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL. RABBI MAX SAMFIELD
 EXPIRES AT MEMPHIS
fWidely.knOwn Religious and Social
 Worker, Mason and Writer. Stricken Suddenly.

Memphis, Tenn, sept. 2s.-Rabbi Max samfield, aged 6s, pastor of the congregation Children Ef Israel, died at his home in this city this afternoon following Q sudden stroke of illness earlier in the day. Ursmia is given as the cause of death.
 Dr. Samfield was Scottish rite Mason, of the 32nd degree. He. was one of the oldest religious and social workers in Memphis, and was known throughout the South as profund thinker and close student.
 Rabbi Samfield was the founder of the Jewish Spectator, published here and at New Orleans. He estab- lished the paper in 1885 and had been it's editor continuously since The paper is soon to celebrate it's 30tn an- niv rsary with an attractive souvenir -diticn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-29

Paris, Sept. 29-The wife of Dr. Alexis Carrell, of the Rockefeller In- stitute of New York, has been decor ated by the French war office for her bravery in nursing wounded sol diers under artillery fire in Com peigne recently.
 Her husband, Dr. Carrell, has been connected with the American hospital in Paris since the beginning of the war. Previous to that he was at the head of the Rockefeller Institute in New York.
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Announce Engagement Of IntarQst Here.

Much interest has been shown her in the announcement, by Mrs. Hamll ton P. Smead of Camden, of the en eagenent and approaching marriag of her daughter, Rose Smead, to Vile Frazier McGill. the wedding to talk place at the First Presbyteria echurch at Camden october 20.
 The hride-alect has many friends There. where she has often visited he cousins Miss Jessie Banks and Mis- Allie Bank.
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PERSONAL.

Dr. R. P. Wood of Altheimer was visitor to Pine Bluff yesterday.
 c. A. Bahlau has gone to Kansas City and other points, to be gone ten days or so on business trip.
 Attorney Ben Harvey left yesterday for Memphis, Tenn, and Americus, Ga, on business mission. He will be gone a week or more.
 F. B. Bloom spent yesterday in Little Rock, in attendance upon the cotton marketing conference as rep resentative of the chamber of com merce.
 Rev. w. C. Watson has gone to Lit tie Rock, on business connected with Galloway college.
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BLAMES I. M. FOR DEATH.
Administrator of Estate of Man Who
 Died on Train Sues for $7O,0OO.

J. M. Cheney, connected with the legal department of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern railway at St. Louis. and o. F. Ellington of Little Rock, district claim agent of the same line, were here yesterday taking dispositions in a case growing out of the death of man named Tarrant about two years ago.
 Tarrant died on an Iron Mountain train, a few minutes after boarding it at Gould The administrator of the estate has filed suit in Nebraska for $7O,00O.
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Another Pardon.

Little Rock. Sept. 2S-The gcver- nor has granted a pardon to Wm Hughes, of Lafayette county, who was convicted in January, 1910; of murder in the second degree and sen- fenced to ten years in the peniten- |'tiary.
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ger of the Cotton Belt, spent short time in Pine Bluff Monday, with local officials of the road. He expects to be here again today or longer stay. MT. Everman finds business condi- ticns improving in all sections.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-29
s . ( IETY

l WdS lHOoC uC1iSoAllul ol fair, and deeply instructive in every way to the large number of women l in attendance.
 The several ladies who participated in carrying out the program were at tired in costumes of as many diff ferent nations, and each depicted, in narrative form, the customs Of that nation, especially..he manner of life of the women and children.
 Mrs. R. A. Ware went to McGehee yesterday.
 Mrs. R. c. Cook was here yesterday from English.
 Mrs. J. w. Scales spent yesterday at Dexter, with friends. l Mir. and Mrs. s. s. Brown have gone \ to Faith for a visit with relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Mollis Harrison Of Rison is here for visit with her mother, Mrs. INV. L. Barbre.
 ,l Mrs. L. Mayfield of 1901 East Fifth savenue is suffering, from an attack of dmalarial fever. ia MT. and Mrs. Max Gottlieb have re- h turned from Hot Springs, where they n spent while. ol Miss Pearl .Levey and Miss Hazel Levey have recovered from recent at Jacks of fever.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Lord have gone ito Laka Village, where they will make ;,their home in future. 70, The Vacation club will meet at 10 o1'clock this forenoon in the assemb- Ky hall of the chamber of commerce.
 Mrs. w. w. west has returned to dSer home at Wabbaseka after short ,o3sit with rzlatives and friends here. iss
 Mrs. Maggie Burks has gone to Ielena, for a visit with her son, J. ink Burks, editor of the Helena lorld.
 ordI oftMrs. J. c. Bobo is showing con ,sn lerable improve ment from a severe c ness, at her home cn the Sulphur ,ar- -irings road.
 All the women of Trinity parish
 i've been called to attend a meeting
 be held at the rectory this after
 pn at 3 o'clock.
 +he M. Durham and his daughter, Mrs the H. Carmical, have gone tc'Prescor dav be with MT. Durham, Noah Durham
 is seriously ill. .> Hiss Deava Jeffries, who has been
 ting MT. and Mrs. Clint Short fo1
 le time past. has returned to her
 ae at Memphis, rem.
 ill Sallee, young son of MT. and
 l.. T. Sallee, is i'll at the home
 fs parents, in West Fifteenth ave
 Of malarial fever.
 II
 bert Russell is reported as i'm l.. Ing from an attack of diptheria cn ale home of his parents, MT. and a MS. T. Russell, 609 Nebraska
 R. s. Cherry has returned
 )l in Eureka Springs, whit.her she
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To Hot Springs Meet.

Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Morris left yes- terday, and Rev. J. w. Wilson of Watson's Chapel leaves today, for Hot Springs to attend the Presbyterian church efficiency convention winch began last night, and at which Will liam Jennings Bryan will be one of the prominent speakers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-29

Farm Demonstration Agent c. II. Thomas was down town yesterday, for the first time in a week or more, having been kept at home by an at tack of malarial fever.
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Postal Manager Here.

w. l.. Jcnes, general manager Of the Postal Telegraph company of Texas, has returned to his headquar- ters at Dallas. Texas. after an in- spection visit to the local office. MT. Jones was formerly connected with the CottaA Belt here, and is we'll re- membered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-29
Mrs. Smiths Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs. Lona Smith was held at o'clock yesterday from the home of her sister, Mrs. D. L. Anderson, 624 Georgia street, the services being conducted by Rev. C. c. Cline, pastor of the First Christian church, and Rev. Frank Thompson, pastor of the Christian church at Argenta. Interment was in Bell wood cemetery and the pallbearers were c. P. Bond, J. E. Royce, l.. T. Sallee, E. D.. Russell, w. H. Graves, G. w. Seymour. Robert Vance, Earl s. Wood and s. A. Miller.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-29

by Judge Trieber for hearing on Saturday, October 2. This is the ap- plication of the Arkansas Railr2ad Commission for ruling on the oppll- cation Of the court tariff to switching and other rates.
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Hudsen.CaryiTl Wedding Intarasts Local Friends,

Miss Arleen Carvill and Crawford Hudson. beth former residents O Pine Bluff, were married at Fl Paso Texas, September P. The bride is daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Car will. while the groom is a son of MT and Mrs. Marion Hudson.
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ITALIAN BATTLEsHIP LOST.
Explosion. Following Fire, Destroys
 | the Benedett0 Erin. @

i Brindisi, Sept 2S.-The Italian bat tleship Benedetto Brin was destroyed fby an explosion, following an acci,. lhental fire, today.
 Eight of the officers and 400 of the crew are known to have been saved.
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Ratterree t0 Ohio.

Little Rock, Sept. 2S.-Judge Ernest Ratterree formerly police judge in this city. and for several years engaged in the; real estate business, will leave in a few days for Toledo. Ohio, where he and his brothers will open a real estate of flee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-29

CONKEY SAYS:-
 DON'T WORRY-CONKEY'S POUL- TRY TONIC will help the slow moulters feather up quickly Get a Pail. Conkey's Poultry Book FREE with order. w. l.. DeWoOdy < Co.
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Frisco Rate Case. Little Rock, Sept. 2S.-The Frisco rate case has finally been Set down
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Unique Entertainment

Unique Entertainment
 By Missionary Society.
 The Congress of Mothers" the style Of the meeting held by the Woman's Missionary society of the First Methodist church Monday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-29

had accompanied her daughtsr. Miss Frances Cherry. who has entered Crescent college. .... .-t
 Mrs. s. L. Daniels and son. Harry Daniels. have returned home, af:4r spending the past five w. eks in the far west. during which time they took in the big exposidGf1s.
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Daily st aShiOn alkS
 BY MAY MANTON ~-


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ill sallee, young son of MT. and
 L. T. Sallee, is i'll at the home qs parents, in West Fifteenth ave I of malarial fever.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-29

bert Russell is reported as inn ing from an attack of diptheria, ale home of his parents, MT. and MS. T. Russell, 609 Nebraska st.
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| R. s. Cherry has returned Il Eureka Springs, whitaer she
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-29

Hiss Deava Jeffries, who has been liting MT. and Mrs. Clint Short for
 le time past. has returned to her
 ae at Memphis, rem.
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| axsa One-p;ece Dress Aa bust the medium H oo0o ~ ~ ' o' aaze- be needed wide AZ yds with y in wide for the The skirt yds and n wide at the lower edge
 sizes 2 in address the Fashion Department o this
 n receipt of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-16
WHITFIELD

The many friends Of Mrs. lara Mat.
thcws synpathize deeply ~ her in
the loss of her younger brother, Charles
Fl. Bradstreet of Gardiner. who died
April 18th of pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Marson Of Pitts.
ton were recent callers at Fairview.
Arthur Bradstreet ard Miss Ruth Jones
of Gardiner NkHre guests Sunday of his
aunt, Mrs Clara Matthews
Edward Donnell of Home Acres
Sheepscot, and Master George Russell
of the Center. were visitors Tuesday a,
Henry E. Palmer's.
Mrs. A. G. Houdlette was called to
West Alma Wednesday by the serious
illness of her mother.
Carroll Houdlette is visiting relatives
in Wcolwich
Miss Grace Blinn will entertain the
Willing Workers at P NJ Wednesday
at her home.
Bert Houdlette of Pittston visited his
parents Sunday. We are glad to repor,
Alvaroo much better.
The Plains Dramatic Club will hold a
meeting in the chapel Friday evening.
All Of the cast are requested to be pres
ent, as business of importance is to
come up.
Mrs. Hattie Plummer Of the Mills Is
visiting at the Matthews homestead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-16

gor, Tuesday. took out ten salmon trout
before breakfast. the smallest a pound
and half. Before lunch they had land
ed several more.
On Sunday several salmon running
from four to five pounds were landed
Many claim that the screen which was
recently installed at the dam on the
lower end of Swan lake or Goose pond,
as it was originally called, is RESPONSE
BILE for the increase and size of the fish
this year. Years past many Of these big
fish went down over the dam and many
were destroyed by the mill wheels sew
eral miles below. Now, with the screen,
the fish are kept in the pond with the
result, many believe, that there will be
better fishing than has been enjoyed for
10 or Is years.
Although nothing as yet has been re-
ported for big catches at Georges lake
Liberty, the ice went out on Sunday
Some of the biggest fish ever caught in
this vicinity nave been taken from
Georges and the pond is a popular re-
sort.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-16
HAVE YOU HAD THE GRIP?

The debility and depression following
an attact Of the grip Is not fancied
disorder. ''Post-grippal neurasthenia"
is the medical name for this condition
and its seriousness is recognized by
all medical writer's.
One authority says: Broadly speak
ing, every victim of the grip will suffer
from post-grippal neurasthenia also.
Lowering of nervous tone, with IN
creased irritability is the most striking
effect of the disease, with languor OF
mind and body. disturbed sleep and
vague pains in the head and else
where"
Every sufferer will recognize. the
symptoms. What is the remedy?
After the fever has passed and the
influenza has subsidized the diet should
be more liberal but be limited to arti-
cles easily digested: rest and sufficient
sleep are essential and DR.. Williams
Pink Pills are the only medicine re-
auired in most cases. This treatment
should be continued until the patient
is completely restored to normal health
and spirits. 1t is specific treatment
and rarely If ever fails.
Send today for the booklet Building
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Your own druggist sells DR.. Williams
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