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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20

V San Francisco jc Svctovna
r%azStava IN predScdnik Wilson jc
Sc nj vidcl. Davno Sc .ic ~ name
nil. da Sc odpeljc ma zapad, a do
Slci 81 "a zadrzavalc cnkrat me.
hikanSke reel, cnkrat angleSki
cnkrat ncmSki ukrepi ma morJu.
NapoSlcd jc bio sklenicno. da Sc
odpclje zaGetkom polctia.
Ali cc pojdc Sc uckai casa tako
kakor doSlcj, tcdaj Wilson sploh
ne bo videl razstave. IL Wash
ingtona prihaja namrcc poroGilo
da j. prcdscdnik tudi to potova-
ME odgodil in Ola 6ez poletje ne
zapuSti glavncga mcSta. Prcprican
je. ia bo takrat mirovno obravna
vanJc vzclo YES njcgov proSti cas-
To 81 pravi: Professionals Viii
son j. prcprican, da pride y polct-
nth m"Seclh Ito Sklcpania miru Il
Ii pa vSaj do mirovnih preludij
\atanCncga scvcda tudi on he Va
wee kakor mi ali pa kdorkoli.
Ia Sedaj ST ne more reel ME
drulrga. kakor to, da obcta polo
zaj glcdc ma mir prokleto malo,
kljub tcmu da %Porocajo liSti vsak
dan kakSno pikantnost o avStrij
skin zeljah pc Scparatncm miru.
u papeleVem posrcdOvanju in o
podobnih rcceh. Gotovo So bono
rcSuici najboIj %pribliaali. &C. pra-
Vino. ia imajo vojnc H. vse drza.
We wee kakor prcvcG in da ne tcco
pray nobcni tako. kakor 81 je ze-
leila in domiSliala.
MilitariSti so bill p0vsod pre-
priGani. da no vojna kratkotrajna.
Niljcm j. hotel pred bozicem dix
tirati mir Y Parizu. Miklavz jc no.
tel biti pred boziGcm Y Bcrlinu
Avstrija j. hot"la pred boiicem
okupirati Srbijo; vsi - hotcl i'm
vSi hi bill izvrSili svojc nakanc. &c
- hi bill mogli. Ali minila .ic Ic
Nclika noe in nihGc Sc nj dosegel
%nobencga ella, nihcc Sc nj y ia
KEN strategitncm ~polozaiu. da hi
So moglo zancsljivo ugibati. kdo
DO Nmagal. in kliuh tcmu. ia so
vsi prctrpcli StraSnc izgube. upa
Sc vSak, da j. SovraInik So boli o.
Sla6ljcn OF NIGGA.
Razuutcga gledaio vsi L nado
dvomom. acl.jo. Strahom, l. vsemi
mogocimi meSanimi obcutki ma de.
Iclc. Xxi so Sc ncvtralnc. Tudi o
NTH So raznaSajo do skrajnosti
fantasticne vcsti. Tc dni .ie hill II.
pr. 20 vSeh casopisih b~rzojav. da
ie AvStrija p~ripravljcna odstopi.
ii ltaliji Trentin in $ primorje
do Reke. Gc Sc pridruZi Nittorio
Emanuele : svOjo voisko njcj in
\cmciji. N%asprotno SO zavczniki
Sc vcdno prepritani. da pojde l.
taliia Z pjimi prot Avstriji in Tur.
eli. in nihce ne more vcdcti, ka.i
so j obljubili IA ia slucaj.
Nojna Sc ne vodi lie ma boji
seth. temvcG tudi "a kulisami di-
plomacijc, in tam nj ME mani o.
stra in trdovratna kakor V zako-
pin. Ne lie V Rimu, tcmvec 20
vseh balkanskih glavnih mcstih Sc
kujcjo in snujeio intrige, najbrze
pa Sc delajo tudi drugod zavrat-
nj poizkusi, da hi Sc %povzroGile
komplikacije, XII hi %spravile ma
sprotnika V novo zadrego.
In move rczcrvnc armada Sc po-
stavliajo ma noge. Kitchcncrjev
million je baje 70 ma Franciscan.
Nemcija prazni svoie zimske ka
sarne in poslja rczcrvne zpore ma
Ogrsko. Russia klice novo moStvo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
HARRISON GRE v PoKoJ.

Doscdanji aupan chicaSki Har-
risen, XII je pri %primarnih VOLT
yah podlegcl konkurentu SWEET
zerju. Xxi je s SvOio prvotno una
90 pomagal rcpublikancu Thomp-
sonu do dcfinitivnc image. ne
mara mitcsar wee SliSati o politi-
ki, ampak Sc popolnoma umakne
Y privatno zivlicnic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
SOdrug1 in SOdruzfce!

Prvi majnik sc bliza, mas prank. Ne bono
Yam ma tenn mestu ma siroko r~azlagali, kaj da
pomeni. Pravi socialist We, da je to delavski praz-
mix, dan
DELAvSKE SoLIDARNoSTI,
tega visokega ideala, XII Sc mora predvsem uresni-
citi, da more delavstvo zmagati in sc osvoboditi.
Vsak sodrug We, da je prvi majnik zanj mai
vazneJsi prank, ker ga nj dolocila nobena cerkev
in nobena krona, temveG
DELAVSKA VOLTA.
oficielni syst ne priznava prvega majnika in
ga nina v svojih koledarjih. Kaiti v na$i druSbi
nj ~ljudstvo "a to, da hi samo kaj sklepalo o svoji
usodi in cello vdno izraSalo svoje hotenje. "Od
zgoraj" Sc mu predpisuje njegovo ~zivljenje, "od
zgoraj" Sc mu dajejo tudi simboli, cd zgoraj Sc
mu dolocajo prazniki.
Zavedno delavstvo pa razume, da ne more
biti mula, XII Sc da nema ~upregati in izpregati in
XII dobiva seno cd gospodarjeve dobrote, nikdar
svobodna in ola ne more ma veke vekov postati
mic druzega kaor mula.
Zavedno delavstvo noce ostati "a ve case "a.
s~uznjeno. In
PRIV MAJNIK,
h ga ne praznuie ma ukaz in ne S crkvenim ali
drzavnim dovoljenjem, ampak pc svojem svobod-
mem sklepu, lie Znamenie. da hoCe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
soCIALIsTICNEGA NABoRA.
Wilson ne gre liz Washinatona.

Sprotja. Wilsona jc zelo lahko
razumeti, &c ne ~priGcnja ma podla-
II taklh lzlav L nobcnim pOsredo.
vanJem. I'm vendar: &c ne bi o
vaznem vpraSanju miru odloceva-
Ii vladarji in diplomatic. ne hi hi
lie tie izJavc nobcna ovira. da hi Sc
pricelo 5 p~Ogajanjem.
Nasprotniki imajo vedno ma
sprotne zahtevc. AkO hi bill enih
misli, Sc ne bi bilo treba pogajati
Nojna traje lahko Sc tri mesecc.
pol leta, dive lett, pa bodo staliSca
vcdno nasprotna. Ako hi bila g.
ma ali druga Stran tako mocha. da
hi lahko vojaSko uni6ila nasprot.
no, hi bilo razumljivo, da hoGe ma
d~aljevati vojno do popolne. odlo.
cline image, pa potcm diktirati
>volc pogoJc sovraZniku. XII hi jih
maral sprejcti zaradi Svoje slabo-
sti.
Ale doScdan.i razvoi tega gi
gantlcncga pretcpa della tako alb
Solutno Zmago ma obeh stranch
ncvcrJctno. &c pa hi bila vendar
mogoca. hi So mOrala vojna Sc sill
no raztcgniti in Skoda, XII bi 10
moral prctrpeti tudi zmagovalec
tn blla tako vclikanska. da nj mi
rovnih ~pOgojev, Xxi hi 10 mogli po-
ravnati.
Ako je bill pricetek tega klav-
niSkcga barbarizma blazcn. jc ME.
govo nadaljevanje Sc boil blazno
I'm te hi imcle drzave posteno re
ljo pc miru, ne hi bila njih ma
sprotna staliSca nobena rcsna o
vlra. Lahko hi Sc dosegel popol-
mona pamcten in relativno pravi-
cen mir, bilo hi lie treba, da bi We
leslie odlozilc nckoliko svoje osab
noSti in stOrile to. kar so morale
drugc drzavc V noveiSi dobi DO
-
voJnah Storiti in kar Sc ie V Zgodo-
vlni Sploh re doStikrat Zgodilo ;
Ne Smelc hi Sesti "a Zelcno mizo.
da So tam same prepiraio, tcmvec
III morale naprositi nevtralnc. n @
mIlitaristitnc drzave, ne lie da DO
SrrduJclo, tcmvcG da tudi razsodi
10 o tOCkah. o katerih Sc ne more
10 pravdarji >ami Sporazumeti.
Wade prlpOvcdujcJo L velikim
patoSom, kako da so narodl pri
pravljcni ma boi do Skrainosti. To-
da Gee hi Sc danes narodom predlo-
lilo vpraSanjc, ali mai Sc priGne
mlroNno pogaianje III naprosijo
ncvtralnc drlavc IA posredovanic
in razSodbo, Smo pepriGani, da hi
povsod ogromna veGina glasovala
"a to.
Ali vclcsilc so ponosnc. Zgodo-
vina DO o njih pisala, in cato Sc
ne m ME zgoditi, kar hi Sc mo-.
HS
Clio zabelcziti kot slabost in odne.
havanjc. Da ne DO pisala zgodo.
VIVA lie o vojaSkih triumfih. am.
pax tudi o norOsti in zlocinih. ma
TO ne mislijo pastirii ljudskih
cred. cato DO morala Sc tel kri.
Sc bodo gorelc vasi, Sc bodo ma.
mesto pluga Srapneli orali zemlio
in Sc jo bodo gnoiile 6loveSke ko-
sti.
v kapitalisticni druzbi nj pri.
takovati, da DO odloccvala pamet.
NcnOmcr gOvOre, ola Sc bojuieio
"a praviGnost in svobodo. cello "a
tujo svobodo. Ali elm zineio kai
s~tvarnega, Sc pokaze krempelj ;
Ncmfija zahtcva bclgiiski Kongo
V Afriki, zavezniki zahtcvajo mem.
Skc koloniic V Afriki. Komu hi
priSlo ma miscl, da hi vpraSal A.
friGane?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20

Toda "Sloga" je naslov "a tr-
govino in mladi list je sam tidal
grim, V katerem tiGi zajec. Menu
MANFRED Sc ne bi bio toliko "a slo-
go vsega slovenskega naroda, ko-
likor "a slogo trgovcev in delav-
cev.
Tega ne hi bila smela Sloga re
prvi Stevilki povedati. Seveda,
predolgo ne bi bila mogla skri-
vati svojih namenov, ali takole
kazati svoje karte. ie vendar ne
previdno. Clevelandsko delavstvo
We nekoliko IL svojih izkusenj.
kaj pomeni TAXA sloga; sal Sc nj
popolnoma pozabljena zgodovina
boja prot konsumni zadrugi. Pc
tedanjem s%poznanju torej lahko
ugane. kakSno slogo zeli Sloga.
Stvar pa je Ia, da Sc je l.iuba
novorojenka V prvi Stevilki debe-
10 zlagala, ko ie deiala, da nj no
benega razlOga "a kakSno ma
sprotie med delavci in trgovci.
Mogoce Ola Sloga ne razume tcga :;
ali tezko mi razumcti, da je med
d%elavStvom in trgovStvom ne lie
razlog "a %naSprotje. temvec goto-
vo naSprotie samo cd sebc.
Delavec je odyisen cd zaSluzka,
XII 81 ga pridobi I delom. Ia "a
Sluzek je omejen in omejuje YES
na6in d~elav6evega zivljcnja. Raj
dcliti 81 ga mora tako, da more
lnjim izhajati. Ia Rockefellerja
je merodajnO, Ge 81 kaj zcli; ako
Sc more kupiti "a denar, 81 kupi
Ia dclavca je vedno mcrodajnO,
ce 81 more kaj kupiti, ne da hi
: Ten prikrajSal >voj dohodck ia
ko, da "a ~nujncjSc potrcbe ne hi
incl dOvolj.
komu je trcba Sc dokazati. da
zahtcvaio dclavccvi interest elm
cenejSi Dakup tistega blaga, XII ga
potrebujc? To Je samo oh Sebi ia
ko razumljivo, kakor da jc diva.
KRAFT diva Stiri.
Ali pray tako lc razumljivo. da
zivi trgovec od dobitka i'm Y ME
govern intcrcsu .ic elm viSji pro
fit, torcj vi>oke Gene ali pa slabo
blago.
NJ Ii TO naSprutjc in Steer do
wolf jaSno %na>protje? Sloga iSce
razlogc. kjcr so ze gotova DEF
silva; Sloga iScc vzrok. zakai maj
hi bila ma lcmlii dan in noe. ko
sta dan in noe, odkar j. zrmlia
in solnce.
\obcn pamctcn dclavcc ne pra-
Vi. ia mora Glovek biti lump. Gee
ic trgovcc. Sc med vclikimi kapi-
talisti Sc najdcjo ljudje, Xxi 50 po-
Stem in dobri. Ali interest kapi
taliStOv in delavccv so naSprotni {:
tako so pa tudi interest trgovstva
in interest konsumentov naSpro
tni.k jc so bill otctje Sloge doslej,
da MISC videli tcga dc.istva. XII ic
ze tako stare kakor trgovina in
konzQm?
Sloga nam DO najbrze povcda-
la, da privoSci delavcem boise
place, To bi vcrjeli. Ampak de
lavci ne p%otrcbujejo boliSega "a
sluzka cato, da bodo trgovcem
draze placevali blago. tcmveG "a.
to, da bodo mogli zadovoljiti po-
trebam, katerim danes ne morejo
zadosGati.
katoliSki list hi bill rad prebri-
san; ali tudi prcvcc prcbrisano-
sti vcasi Skoduje. Pri zavcdnih
d~elavcih je mcnda svoio vlogo zc
odigral, ko je prvic stopil V jaw
most $ svojo modrostio Zavedni
dclavci namrec vedo, Ola .ic sloga
lc tam mogoGa. kier so Interest g.
MAXI Slozni so lahko izkoriSce.
valci med sabo, izkoriScani pa
-rnGi MED sabo.
SUHA VOJSKA.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20

KDOR Sc Nj PORAvNAL ZAOSTA.
LIE NAROCNINE. MAI TO STORI Ia
KOJ, KER Sc MU SICER v KRAFT
KEN USTAvI LIST. Cakali bono
samo tiste. XII Sc javijo. mai Sc jim list
ne ustavi! Poor ma to-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20

Teak jarem Sc Malaga delavstvu. Kapitali-
zem ga ne obsoja lie ma tlako in mu ne odteguJe
lie vsakdanjega kruha, ne bica ga lie s prenaporom,
z brezposelnostjo in S prevzgodnjo starostjo, am
pax jennie mu tudi "a upanje "a bodocnost. Ia
vse case ga hoce potlaciti ma nizino delovne zivi-
ne, khteri je prepovedan vsak napredek in raz-
vol.
IL temnih globocin je priSel cloveski rod, IL
nlzkih organizmov Sc je razvil; pot, XII je drzala
dotod, kaze Sc naprej v ve6jo popolnost, v lepse
nvlJenje. Ali "a delavstvo maj hi bila
SEDANJosT ZADNJA PosTAJA
In v brezmejnosti casov mai bi ne bio zanj nobe-
mega napredka vec. Delavec je postal iva mast
ma; to mai DO tudi njegov sin in vnuk in vnukov
vnuk do konca sveta.
Zavedno delavstvo pa noce postati viva Okla
menina. z vsem clovestvom hoce korakati naprej
In pripravljati svojim otrokom lepsi svet.
To demonstrira d~elavstvo ma dan prvega
mala- Ia ia BOZ zbira svojo armada.
Prvi maj ie dan
SOCIALISTICNEGA NABoRA.
Sodrugi in sodruzice! Pripravite Sc, da ga
ooste ~dostojno praznovali da boste svojim So
vraznikom pokazali svojo rastoco moe, svojim
toVar1sem pa tabor, v katerega spadajo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
PRIV MAJNIK,

h ga ne praznuie ma ukaz in ne S crkvenim ali
drzavnim dovoljenjem, ampak pc svoiem svobod-
mem sklepu. ie znamenie, da ho6e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-10
FUNERAL OF GIRL
KILLED AT OLD
ORCHARD, MAINE

Old Orchard, Me, Nov. a.-The funeraI
of Miss Gladys Z. Norton, the thir3 Nc
tim of the grade crossing .ccident a.
Atlantic avenue Saturday night. Va
held at her home at the corner Of Fort
Hill and saco avenue TINS afternoon at
go and was private. The bed! Of the
young woman. who WAS considered one
of the prettiest girls in DO Orchard,
could not be viewed by tie mourners
The simple servlce was ettended h.
relatives and few lntimate frlends.
many coming from Newton and Wal
than. Mass. The service Was IN charge
of Rev Alexander Hamilton. Iastor Of
the Old Orchard N. Z. church. EIc bald
touching tribute 10 the young woman.
Although she had been resident in this
town but a few weeks, she had made
many friends. There was i large els
PLAY of floral tributes The body will be
taken to Cornish tomorrow for burial al
Riverside cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-10
ADJUSTMENTS
THE Birth OF Nation"

The Birth Of d Nation" which has
been shown this week at the Coliseum,
has had crowded houses. showing that
Gardiner audiences appreciate a first
class production. The films are mas
terpieces Of the moving picture art
and il is easy 70 see why the picture
has made such an impression on the
PUBLIC The production viii be shown
today for the last times Of its appear
ance in this city.
The play lasts three hours and is IN
two acts, with an intermission Of eight
minutes between. The historical value
Of the picture is immense. the first
part especially. This includes a
representation Of many battles Of the
Civil war. Lees surrender TO Grant.
the assassination Of Pres. Lincoln and
Sherman's march TO the sea. the lat
ter being perhaps the finest in this
part.
The second part is founded on
Thomas Dixon's famous book, The
Clansman" and is filled with pathos,
romance and tragedy. The picture
contains the parts that were elimlnat-
ed at tbs production of the picture IN
Boston and include the cliff scene. the
bar room fight, the activities Of the ku
klux Khan, not matter Of imaglna-
ton on the part Of the author, hut
matter Of real history In the recon
struction time in the South, which fol-
lowed the war. are vividly portrayed
Even the music, no small part OF en-
joyment coming from this source
sounds the note Of terror and desola-
ton which accompanies all war.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-10
HEALTH OF WOMEN
WRECKED BY IGNORANCE
Avoid Life Of Misery and Ill
Health BY Using Celebrated
Physicians Favorite Pre-
scription

For every disease or ailnent Of a
wornanly character, no matter how re-
cent or long standing, the one sure,
reliable remedy Of proved merit is DR..
Pierces Favorite Prescription.
Women should never experiment with
unknown preparations; the risk is TOO
great. Dr.. pierces Favorite Prescrip-
ton is prepared from natures roots
and herbs and DOES not contain a par
ticle Of alcohol or any narcotic.
Women are earnestly advised to take
il for irregular OF painful periods, back
ache. headache, displacement, catarrhal
condition, hot flashes, sallow COM
plcxion and nervousness.
For girls about 10 enter wonanhood,
women about to bcVme mothers and
for the changing days Of middle age
Dr.. Pierce's Favorlte Prescription
should always be on hand.
It's temperance remedy that is ex-
tracted from roots with pure glycerine
and It's ingredients are published on
wrapper.
Any medicine dealer can supply il in
either LIQUID or tablet form The cost is
modest, the restorative benefits truly
remarkable Write DR.. Pierce, In
vahds' Hotel, Buffalo, n y, for free
confidential medical advice.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-10
GERMAN PAPERS
COMMENT LITTLE
ON PROTEST NOTE

Berlin. Nov. e-(Via London, 1240 n
M.).-Berlin newspapers as a RUE make
no comment on the American note to
Great Britain relative u interference
with shipping. Summaries Of The note
as received in Berlin are published even
without indications in headlines If the
s..tnincance attached 10 the csrnrnEnfca-
ton, The Morgen Post, however. saws:
u is to be hoped the lasscl in inter
rational 'aw which tho Washington gov
e. nment gives the British government
viii make the desired impression IN Len
don, The bare fact that the American
government uses s1ca decided anl firm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-10
T FEDERAL LEAGUE
TO INVADE n. Y.
OTHER CHANGES
T forthcoming Conference May
BE Means to End Of the
Baseball War

IndiauanOiis, Nov. 9,-pirectors Of The
Feceral League al Their annual meeting
t0day definitely decided to- Invade New
Tork in 1915. The Kansas CITY club.
whose franchise was declared forfeited.
viii ne sent to New Y orb and strength
ened othat tit will merit the support or
the New Yori fans. James A. Gilmore.
VINO was reelected president Of the
league, stated after the meeting thar
grounds had Neon obtained oil Manhattan
island for TIE club, He SAID plans ha3
been submitted for stands to meet 5000
persons ana that the league would be
ready for operation III Kew York II the
beginning Of the 1916 season.
The Buffalo franchise also was forfeit
ed, but il Is understood that the owners
will reorganize and that Buffalo viii have
a place in the League next season.
In addition to Mr. Gilmore, who was re-
elected president and treasurer. the
league named the following omcers:
Vice president George 5. Ward, Brook
1yn.
Secretary. Thomas ". Gilmore, Chica-
60
Reports from the clubs were received
and "after consideration Of all tie
facts" reads the statement, we felt
that We were well rewarded for our oper-
ations in 1915"
President Gilmore said 40 games had
been protested.
After the meeting the majority of the
club owners departed for French Lick,
Ind where if was reported they would
meet representatives of organized base
bali with view to settling the war"
between the Federals and organized base
ball II was said that Barney Dreyfus
Of the Pirtsburg Nationals, Col. Jacob
RUPERT of the New York Americans and
Charles Comiskey Of the Chicago Ameri-
cans were in French Lick, but a dispatch
from French Lick said Col Rupert was
the only organizer baseball man there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-10
Hopes Women Will
Adopt This Habit
As We'll As Men
c.ac, Of hot water each morn
ing nej1s Us look and feel
clean, sweet, fresh.

:.-.. H,.-ht. aIe~t-vIcorous ana
v... -.-a GOOD clear skin, a nat
vs. complexion and freedom
e.. ..-e are assured only by
,..s tsa.-ht blood. II only every
1.~. e. likewise e1 cry man could
VS.. I'D -.. wonders of the morning
'e. W.. what . gratifying change
r.. .l. place
-t-... II TIE thousands Of slckly,
a.-4... -.,sAluG men. women and
ar> vta fasty or muddy complex
Ion~ ,,-tead # The uultirudes Of
'-r~.- wrecks" ''rundowns" brain
tazs' ..u 1essinists we should see
7.rt- t,inistic 1hrong Of rosy
c0osta penpi, everywhere.
a- .-t.e bath is had by drinking,
eae' morning before breakfast.
glass ID. yea hot water with tea
spoor.G ~. limestone phosphate in il
1o US, tran The stomach, liver, kid
news a. .-M Yards Of bowels The pre-
Tiou aa lndiGesrible waste, sour
iertnt. r."rs and poisons, thus
cleans sveetening and freshenins
the ertt-a alimentary canal before
lotINr mnre food into the stomach.
~Hn-s suhlect to sick headache bill
lo0sness Nasty breath. rheumatism,
colds arc particularly those who have
pail. sa-low complexion and who
2re nou~ripated very often, are
urge obtain q quarter pound Of
limestone phosphate at the drug store
winch Witt cost but a trifle but is
SG'fca~ N demonstrate the quick
fn1 remarkable change in both health
SAc appearance awaiting those who
macuae -n-ernal sanitation. We must
femenla-r that inside cleanliness is
more in portant Than outside. be-
'ansv The skin does not absorb iu1pur-
lies L -ontaminuate the blood. while
me poras IN <he thirty feet of bowels
oo.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-10

language shows that the discomfort Of
wide and influential American circles
with Great Britain must be assumed to
be very earnest in character
1T is to be hoped America will not
content herself with q bare protest but
will proceed to energetic measures if the
case demands and Great Britain's gross
arbitrariness does rot cease"
The newspapers generally give great
prominence to the affidavits filed Al
Washington ny Ambassador Won Bern
storf concerning the British patrol boat
Raralone which is said to have shot
down II members Of the crew Of Ger
man submarine after they had surrender
ed or while swimming III the sea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-10
Football To-Day

Gardiner High football team will clash
with Hallowell High on Muster held 81
3 o'clock this afternoon While the Gar
diner team is much the stronger aggre-
cation, the local boys will put up d good
game against them, Hiidreth's shoulder
is SO far recovered that he will probably
start the game in one OF the hackhcld
positions Watson is also back and is
likely to get into the game, Come out
everybody and cheer for the local team
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-10
P|EE !h.cE T0b DECLARED WITH
federal. LEAGUE IS STATEMENT
QEfn'Es. EBBETTS OF DODGERS

sa- Francisco. NOV. o-Paace soon
vii he de-la~e1 with the Federal
Lag on ra"rns highly satisfactory''
N orga niz-d baseball Charles r. Eh-
hst1s. president Of the Brooklyn Ma
tioInal League Club, said On his arrival
hA~e today 7o attend the convention Of
me National Association Of Profess
ssu0a' Baseball Leagues.
Ehhorrs deniad he had any MESSAGE
from c!thar he National III American
league to The minor organizations.
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E une~al o. the Late Eben .. Welr7an

The funeral q the late Eben r. Well
man We held Tuesday. Prayers were
ntt0 at the home II has daughter. Mrs
X e Hilton. Randolph. followed by ser
vices IL the chapel in Chelsea, conducted
hy Ee,, Nj A. Gordon pastor Of the
ftanoolph Methodist church, The bearers
ere George and William wenman. J..
d Shaw Jr Of Randolph and George
SlAv Of Augusta grandsons Of the de-
ceased Int4rmeri was in the Douglass
cemetery il Chelsea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-10
KNOW THYsELF!

Read all about yourself, your system,
the physiology Of life. anatomy, hygiene,
simple home cures. etc, IN the Common
Sense Medical Adviser" book of 1908
pages. Send to Doctor v. M. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y, dimes or 30 cents in
stamps for q cioth-bound copy, to pay
cost Of wrapping and mailing only.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Douglas returno1
10 their home in this city on the
O'clock train this morning They wee
en- route for California and had pro
ceeded as far as Toledo, n Y whe-
Mrs. Douglas was taken SICK and they
turned back home.
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Rowes Corner Grange.

Rowe's Corner Grange met Saturday
evening, There was no program but
the time was spent in making plans
for the fair 10 be held November IS.
II and IS. 1t is hoped that those who
Will take part in the fair Will be pres
ent al the all day meeting TO be held
next Saturday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs, John Watson and family
have returned from. Hiram. Me. vhere
they were called last week 10 attend tn
funeral Of Mr. Watsons father
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-10

The Current Events Cluh viii NEE,
this afternoon al the usual hour II
the home Of Mrs. J Franklin Thrashtr
on Summer street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-10

The construction crew Of the NJ. c.
r +. have erected d new flag house
al the Lowell crossing on Second
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-10

The Womans Mission Circle of the
First Baptist church viii hold it's
monthly meeting with Mrs, H \. Bates
Central street. Thursday afternoon