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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-02
TRAGEDY OF POVERTY
IN WOMAN'S EARNEST
PLEA FOR GARDEN PLOT

Gentlemen:
Can you let me have a garden
spot clost TO wher live Ny Hus-
ban has had work onley part Of
the time this Winter he is
Blacksmith But has no work at
his traid He is running a truck
ne is a man that VIII work at
eny kind of work he can get
have bin sick all winter. The Doc
tor seas i must be out doors in
the air and sun so that this would
5e a good chance for me TO help
my Husban out of det Being out
of work SO much and costing so
much for me we had TO keep a
Lady to stay with me and We
got in det so if you have the
ground / would be ever so thank
full If you would let me have a
spot clost TO where i live. There
is lot of vacant ground right
back of my house but i don't
know who it belongs To There is
man lives clost here that knows
who it belongs to but wont tell
Because he gets paid 10 cut the
weeds and keep it cleaned up.
The above is one of the letters re-
ceived by the municipal garden de
partment through Recreation Direc
tor +. b. Barnes making application
for one of the vacant lot garden plot:
and it Is characteristic of a number
of others that have been received. i
reflects the need which the vacant lo1
garden plan will fill in supplying
work to the worthy unemployed.
The applications are being filed anC
VIII be acted upon as soon as the de
tails of the plan are complete anC
the lots donated to the cause are
properly classified so that they ma!
be divided TO the best advantage Il
the neighborhoods in which they are
located.
StandardiZe Gardens.
Standardization of the school gar
denS has been accomplished by the
special school garden committee
which will handle that phase of the
city's garden project. The Chamber
of Commerce has been asked to offel
prizes for the best school gardens anC
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-02

ern 517 Forest av.: half block from
car line; half block from river; across
from tennis court, Battell Park. Apply
ST. Forest av.; Home phone 369A.
FOR SALE - Five-year-Old horse,
broke double and single. hs
100 pounds. Inquire McDowell's
barn. 224 s Main St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-02
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED office boy with bicycle Must
De good penman and grade school
graduate. Apply by letter. BirdseH Mfg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-02

In some parts OF Siberia milk IS sold
frozen around piece OF wood. which
serves as handle TO carry it.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-02
STEERING.

UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIRING
Mattresses made over; box mat
tresses made TO order. Orders taken
for rugs rewoven from old carpets. W.
Schultz, 120 z. First St Home phone
700.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01

And the result is the same as if
camera man were to stand between
his lens and his subject, or we're to
snap two photographs on one plate.
Women who work have to proceed
like man. He says, "See my work."
not "See me-" when he asks for a
raise.
But just so long as the female says
See me-" first of all, her work will
continue to be exploited by the male,
who, according to an old and persist
ent custom has some little habits of
mind all his own.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01

stenographer for the past five years
and am sorry to say that my employ
er and myself are no better acquaint-
ed today than we were the day that l
started working for him.
He seems very distant and at
times so sarcastic that it is almost
unbearable for me.
"Of course, if l were not satisfac-
tory or were disagreeable 1 wouldn't
think so much of it, but l am of
very amiable disposition and thor
oughly competent. My employer has
told me that he appreciates my work.
81 do not want to give up my posi-
ton as l receive a good salary and
like the work but he is getting on my
nerves and l worry about it great
deal. Really, it is very unpleasant
Stenographer."
To an unprejudiced critic of bust
ness conditions for women the stu
alton described is not one to mourn
about; it is simply ideal: The girl is
efficient, her efforts are appreciated,
she is so well paid that she does not
wish to leave and she enjoys her en-
ployment.
Now what more could a sensible
and ambitious young woman want?
Just what every other woman:
would want-recognition of her own
personality.
The girl rgrets that she isn't bet
ter acquainted with her employer
as if she had a single thing to gain by
being on more familiar terms? And
this is a naive revelation of a persis-
tent phase of many business girls
dissatisfaction with her job.
Woman has for so long been ac-
customed to be valued for herself in
home life that she cannot easily learn
to subordinate herself to what she is
doing.
She believes that she must put an
impression of her own ego into every
thing she attempts. And she never
nerOitS the general excellence Of her
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01

Miss Viola Asquith, eldest daughter
of the British premier, who is in
Egypt nursing her brother, who was
seriously wounded at the Dardanelles.
In the Montana mining district
there is regret because the pictur-
esque mine mule is being superseded
by electricity. Reluctant Montana
papers are printing pictures of Babe,
the only and doomed lady mule that
cheWs tobacco
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-12-10

AS usual our store is overfowing with
Beautiful and Useful Holiday Gifts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-03
SIXTH WARD.

CAP NO. /
Unor Depot Co. JEFFERSON Hoppe sub q Iots Nos
addition the CIT yof Detroit surveyed by ia thon
WARD NO CAP NO s
Thos Sewart n Jefferson block No Is IN
the City OF Detroit being part OF
Forsyth
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-03

c,p N 1'6s 3, :
and s s.e 81 .s cub . ss lot m
%sSS'f S'a o E%y sst D.
Van Hu,an and Wells Harper named sub..,s. is
!s.5 Gs.! II
s,sss sso soi%
Tss% Tr LYMAN place f'' ns s.;
4 a sessSe LYNN lyman p place last named sub
= Rg5c s% milwaukee, last named sub CAP 40 %
5SSi srs clay Gage and har.' sub OF 10,
5. .ls 81 . x.' zoo s acre. t." lot.
S y:sHs s sub Of par, g lIt
n ana part >. NJ . !'FG and n;e:@ s
T r Mcrossa y NJ. vernon last named sub
Sns n X vsf asSou %1s nf ia named sub
Euclid Naohlem'. sub OF lot. il and IS
oss6.n " S' ra ssh las: named
TRo%%; gssaspsa Machlem. sub OF lots i, and
w s ThSrsas PSisaslphis last named sub.
f. wilson Fnf hldspSs las: is;s @@sS
"s sys -. lss e 10
r cSs ssl. ,1as sFa. o
.s4 As;, IS Elss' s; is' az
Il eisgi ss2 81 G:ay =: ely & 10
. II. :ss 81 ss sss. ePf G:Fd5 ss & e.
q 81. .aa q FS.s a e 81 s: BE
sSs%So! e.
Ho'SS 1909 acre as'f ss Of lot :, the
.xs5, III ag SO OF s and a ter i OF u
zoo acre tract, ~: y;
acre. ePE IL, Wy sgs @ t. SS g
5o ss ark. ASslpA sloms :aS q
Russell: is:' name" named SUB
ss;: $ss a: &
$:$ e: AZ A: 6: Il:
& q .;S sH' .. si: II and " sci.
f. A. sSensrIs Russell last named
So. the i a..s n H named q sec "a 10000 f.e
= q 81 'ss HsS s .! RUB q
i Sq:' S.:..m. sub Of lots and !.
L 1SssS Russell D'.e' '''' sub pa, = S
r. Wolf W Russell: L Desnoyers sub. of l. No 10 and
w par, ., M No. H. A'''' '''" IS
Il :, :. Ey1H Be-, a 81 Fysn ana ig II. =;
said o Also lot. and 2 of Desnoyer's sub of l.
and part Of o II Mulett farm
last named sub cip No
e Champion. W Russell Mulleu farm. P G. and l,s
lying lin. OF rSy opened !:
'"' y,a. ., s: :; ,$S az. a! sss!s
c Russell Gums sub q hat par, q iSs r y
T J DHnes " Russell Bue..er and Daniels
part OF lots and o l Mulett farm =. ,. ;ss
L Du:con Ru,,s sse Of No Muett farm being req
si's q G
A. Fianncry W Russell last named sub.
j. A daniel W Russell Hiram walker, sub Of lot No.
Mulett farm
sorowsb Rg:.sli Mrs Ester Elders sub of the n part
Pu;:e Est e ,gS Of the part Of lot
WARE NO S = :" : "u"e'' ''''" CAP 10 ss
IL ws,:on,. Of n. .IalIs farm being a
h .i ard sSgnssS or ss & ,s Gs n and n n ~. %
c Gfsuich Russell Morses sub OF Of lot &c.
WARD, NO CAP 90 sbsI !. :
H. IL Hoffman W Russell sub Of lot Of B. MOTsss o
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-03

ny w ~ AS'F' crane. sec Of N. h..,' IA"
ss's; 4, R: 5i'i ~ s:$ss!;
S;is :ad Mall., farm
S;: WEE $: :;;.! $:s:$
y;;s Az c,::; Sc: E NJ h..'' arm
Ss::SS. Ss,.s% s:% ssI ;ss ss
s;ssE watson %s,:sS a.: s.i named named ": :sS
NJ W RS..n1 we Er.kln. Common,
o. the Inward farm s.ns .: :%S
waHD ST., So. .,,n. nr.rs farm sen y
rsln. pi. OF Gran. and we..on' o. IN.
rI ET:. las, asIs si' .ss sub
s:.ss :bS r.: e u; III {. No .s H'.'
sS !? ."oa q Gran. and
v'Esi ~ SaSi' %:sSs ':s
s;sH : T.. ,s. 's s:,4s.. i::Sss,
Ea:'i =. "ss q III me
w asISnS ~ r,o pl.,
RS Ssl: 'ieFf Tio; ''fs s., named sub
Nsy F: last Ia: named named
ss . Ps' i e p;o as ws 81 nc J
EE S Ts;Ssgy' Rorena. las, named sub o,r 80 i
$5!S n gcT;sa r'' q crave e"' we.e@ : z u.
%sSs. ,,,% nao".n. sub q e ana
WARD Gran. and fa% y
is9s G,!s rs * I'd: .; ;ss Ct
nr.ay naumnn. sub Of i. u Is ana e L
s:SgS LsE:S s:s ..a i.s = a.
TSPifslSS Ly,4s.on. Bapman' sub Of = Il is and
J. sfslEaasSt nhois OF o ,ss Rvsrd
7 T9.sJ,sl az : Illinois, last named sub - a
nSs,lsa .auo. rauman' sub q l. - Is and p |.
a'f . ;ss' j : nc e 'N
{;'; ~ IS s;;;S:s < 'a
T r % .,..a,a. chateau. sub par, e q 70 xS,
-$s ,':" az t y
:a: ,a. n 81 81 Z 'r 70 q No .se
xss 6s%a $ " e. s &!i e.
JSss. . f9t aarnela Hram walker part
4 TarSsRi = Gsrneld last named
SO It. Of 7. n
a.rs' 9, F Fl:m 5s: sub Of ina. '
s1ss 2 %": %s; Forest ;.: ss o. Ss s
:ffe; y Tf: IN: sS G rear p sP' J, . IN.
+ yaes y iiaSeoeS last named
S; ;s;:. p; p rs 6 {. s:
-.
aTpss,f MsAil,;tc. end SHARPE: sub
iio,s y q 49, 80.
y Of F Ss ss 's 81 If. s:4 RI s:
sessS; T EaF;;@ Isl; named .fs' :is
i J$ g s $,!!.s .as
E:s$ -s' a:,!!,
WARD NOS CAP To%s"
" Muiiet. farm. p c.
Baesser and Daniels sub OF lot and part II lots
" and the isas5 r. OF the sub OF the
n y dite%Sn n Tseodors last named =. "
A e. stsiwSgen Framework Geo Hendries Of Q 1871
t52a2 ~ ~ o. ! 100 Rivard farm
u rawseke Farnsworth last named sun 40;
c y smith n Fsrn.worth ossood. subdivision
5f.y s EsT;TsI'S D & g TIE s Z! rear
warp so o's' = nov % " r'arw$ sAS No So
30 Msiistt farm scncs..Ion
Mlsliar !. Frederick
u u cook ueo Hendries sub. Of l. 1911
ts2s2 a. 81 100 Riyard farm
n stephens Frederick D. o :. l.
NJ zscR : Frederick. ...~.:..
NJ and G Ait n. Frederick Hendes Of o
49, ~ e rnv .s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-03
Nsme-strest-pescriptiOn.
Also lots and Of Desnoyeds sub of O. 10 and part

Also lots and Of Desnoysds sub of O. 10 and part
NJ Kewcz Ferry. ..,...:......
po%oniaas Louis; s. AsSin and TisTSsrs
r Bellaire 2s H. OF SSele H. ot n l9aes r.
Ryan Est MeBr.arty place Ryan. sub Of the 2lss2
r. Of the sly t5ss? r. OF o. and the My az ss ~ OF
and part Of o $40 H. Maiet farm.
r. McBrsarty n McBrsarty place 20 Il
rear n. 20 Stw:,s
Mon9lps Ct sub Of par. Of 10, Of the sub Of
& e as.s s i sl% hser:sry
HsnsTis oa sus Moran sp fsrS Sf and
J w Rowland Hsndrie Genues resub of lets 20 81
inclusive OF Wilcox and Freemans sub Of lots to s
inclusive OF the plat OF iss Rivard farm ~ 80.
cisI.ns Bank wilcox ana F1ssmas; sub of
lots to inclusive OF the plat OF o. lss Hvsrd farm
W. kigg Medbury last named subj. 40 S' a.
Ha Msdsug . s.p sosn 'q fs Of o and n sa'o
%sss% last named named
Medsu5y ylleoy and ] S1 Of lots
L. Miller Harper Digby of part OF o IL.
N nett farm ~, 90
q a. plat w q Ss are q G
,,nxo CAP N 1Sss 3, q
snSrss and I.e OF . sSe ss lot ana
- snd lot 10 Of Emily camps%s sub
8, r. IL
Husan and Wells, Harper last named sub..e Is IT.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-03
Observation-Disclosures.

Mulett farm. n Of drauOt st....................n
n "
WARD NO NO
Jefferson the heirs Rivad ubdivided
Nlarch
w Rvard wessons OF Muilett farm.
being all that portion OF said farm lying between Prospect
lot In the
by the center OF Morse
ParsO9ss oso Rishmond and Harris sub Of lot T.
n woodruff Richmond last named sub, ..............
NJ Zimmerman e. Richmond last named sub ~. - =:
C. coutier Richmond currys II OF the
Richmond last
w Thomas Richmond. last named sub - -
c CLAM caIdon and Bu,t.rheId', sub.
except the 80 r. or the sub OF the n OF %
WARD NO. CAP No 1873
Gambler Real Co.. cardon Ranney Butterdeld sub of
My so a. OF lot sec 49, and all OF lots II and a.
10000 acre tract
C. A. Helm. Cardon Landrest part 4
acre tract
Gambler cardon. Ranney and Butterheds Of
the a o a.
10 200 acre tract
Billings and Drew cardonL Moeer ana cardonis
los and OF the sub of the W. n Of u a. 10000
tract - ~. ~.
curry, W. Richmond curry.s
Marx Richmond named
Mclean Richmond last named sub.
O. Burns Richmond.
Middleton, Richmond last named sub
laysne Richmond last named SUB 10 az
Richmond lot OF sub. S. 10000
acre tract
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-03-04
The Youths Leisure Period

Under the above title the Aher.
deem News contains an interesting
article on the work being accom-.
plished in that city by tie Social
Science Club. The club is now deal
ing with the problem which should
be of vital interest to parents in all
communities, namely What to do
with the growing boy and girl in
their leisure hours" For the
Younger BOYS the club proposes to
organize a company of Boy Scouts,
and for the girls install a similar
organization known as the Camp
Fire Girls.
For the older boys a gymnasium,
swiming pool, etc , are wholesome
amusements which the club hope to
establish. And is 1t not better for
the citizens of any community who
are interested in its future welfare
to take enough time TO become in
terested in the doings of the young
people rather than allow them to go
their own way UNDECIDED receiving
only criticism for their mistakes?
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-03-04
Treasury Deficit Increasing

Washington, Feb. 28.-Although
the president has abandoned the
plan Of calling an extra session Of
congress this spring. democratic as
well as republican leaders are pre-
dieting that the recess which begins
March 4 will not last longer than six
months.
The conviction is that the presi-
dent must call an extra session of
the Gath congress before Sept. |,
not to consider the ship purchase
bill or any other of the presidents
Legislative pets, but to devise WAYS
and means for increasing the gov
ernment revenues.
The deficit in the treasury is in.
creasing at the rate of 81, 900, 900
every three DAYS. The war tax has
not plugged the hole through which
Uncle Sans bank account is run
ming out. 1t served to retard the
rate, that is all.
The deficit is now 500, 00O, 900 for
the current fiscal year. By June 80
this will increase to $50, 000, 900, at
its present rate Of growth, The
collection of the income and incor.
poration taxes in June will cut this
down from $40, 0O0, 900 to $50, 1000,
900. But it is now safe to say that
when the books are balanced in
July, the 1915 deficit will be found
to be at least 500, OOO, 600.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-03-04
Overland Limited
10 Kill Rats

An Iowa farmer has devised a rat
trau upon which he claims no patent
but which anyone troubled with rats
can use. He purchased a big gal
vanized hon bucket or garbage
pail and placed it in the barn. He
filled it two thirds full of water and
on top OF the water a layer of chaffy
oats an inch deep. TIE next morn
ing he emptied out mixture of
water. oats and drowned rats, lie
declares 1t will rid a barn in a short
time.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-03-04
How's This :

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo. o..
We, the Undersigned have known +. j.
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system.
by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-03-04
Feb. lSt2
Notice of Application for Letters
of Guardianship

state Of South Dakota. Con MY Of Hand,
~.
In county court.
In the matter OF the estate aud guard ian
ship OF Il e minor heirs OF Julia Schultz
deceased.
The State of South Dakota sends ", ct
ing to John Schultz, Frank Schultz, Marv
schultz. August Schultz, Annie Schultz.
Lawrence Schultz, Paul Schultz, and Rosie
schultz, Katie schultz and William A..
schultz, next Of kin of said minors and said
minors themselves.
Notice is hereby given that william A,
Schultz father of SAID minors. has fled with
the clerk OF this court a petition praying
that letters OF guardianship of said minors
aud their states be issued TO A. b. Gaia
Ian, and that Friday. the goth day OF Feb
ruary. 1915. at 10 O'clock A.. NJ. OF said
day, being a day OF a special trim OF this
court, towit Of the Feb 26th, 1915 term
thereof. mt Miller, In Hand county. s. D.,
has:been set for hearing said petition when
and where any person Interested NAV ap-
pear and show cause why said petition
should not be granted.
Dated this i3th day Of February, 1918.
r. C. ANDERSON.
Judge OF County Court.
Attest: w. z. MORROW. Clerk.
(SEAL) Harlan j, Buehfe cid Atty.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-03-04
Feb 25t3
Notice of Application for Probate
of Will

state Of South Da ota. County OF Hand.
X. In County Court.
. In the matter Of the estate Of Michael
Trythall, Deceased.
Notice Of time appointed Tor pro wing VIII,
etc.
The state of South Dakota sends greeting
to Thomas rythall, John Trythall. Eliza.
beth Trythall. who IL also known rs Lizzie
Irythall, Auna Sbuster. Louise 1rythBii
Stempges and William Trvthall. heirs. next
of kin OF Michael Trythall. Deceased.
Persuant to m Order OF "a III Court, made
on the 23rd day of February. A. D., 1915,
notice IL hereby given that saturday, the
18th day of March. A. ID. 1915, at two
o'clock p. m. OF said day, at the Office Of
the County Judge at the court house in
Miller, in the county of Hand. have been
appointed ar the time anil place for proving
the will of said Michael TrythsII. Deceased.
and for hearing tie said petition for pro
bate thereof and the Issuance OF Letters
Parliamentary therein, when and where any
person Interested may'appear and cont est
the same.
Dated at Miller, South Dakota, tie 2ard
day OF February,A. D 1878
BY the Court:
X {. ANDERSON.
Attest: Judge of the County Court.
W T. MORROW. tCounGy Court Sean
Clerk Of the county Court.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-03-04
Ian. ITO
Lease of School and Endowment
andS

Notice Is hereby given that on March Is.
1918. all of the Unbiased common school
and endow ment lands in Hand county, will
lac offered COR ease at public auction be.
/ wcen the hours ot 10 O'Clock n m. aud :
O'Clock p. IN at the court house in said
Lated at Pierre. January 0, 1913.
FRED HEPPERLE.
commissioner of School and Public Lands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-03

on March 1s 1909, Mrs. Hutchinson
in what was then considered a fit of
jealousy, because, as she claimed, her
husband was paying attention to an
other woman, cut the throat of her in
FAINT with a razor and then swallowed
poison, from which she recovered.
She was bound over on the charge Of
murder. but the Grand Jury returned
a finding of no indictment by reason
of insanity" and she was ordered COM
mitted to the Bangor Insane Hospital.
until further order of the court.
Supt Hills said that when committed
the woman showed effects of a severe
nervous strain, but has gradually re-
covered and but for the order of the
court, would probably have been dis
charged as normal two or more years
ago. Mrs. Hutchinson says that she
remembers the killing of her baby very
iGdistinctly and the events covering
that time are very vague in her mind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-03
SkOWHECAN
Escaped Jail Prisoners All Cap
tured-Verdict of S461 for
Plaintiff in Case of HOl-
brook VS.. Libby
BAND ELECTS OFFICERS
OTHER LOCALS

The three prisoners who Monday es-
capped from the Skowhegan jail have
all been apprehended.
The three men were all indicted by
the grand jury at this term of court
and were awaiting trial. They were
William Wheeler Of PittsfieId, who
has five indictments against him, i'll
Guiding forgery. breaking and enter
ing, larceny, and false pretences; Sam
uel Dawes Of Madison a one armed
man. breaking and entering and lar
ceny: and John Semanchook, Rock
wood, Polander, indicted for larceny
at Seboomook. Semanchook had On
striking costume which included 81
green plaid shirt. yellow sweater and
red cap.
It was just after supper had been
served in the Jail that the escape was
made. Semanchook and Dawes being
under Indictment for larceny only, had
been permitted the freedom Of the co..
ridors. Wheeler had temporarily Sc
cured the same privilege on the plea
that he wanted to wash his clothing.
supper being over the trio went into
the workshop. where they used a saw
probably made from 4 saw plate OBJ
tanned in the shop and cut through
two of the bars in a small window
Wheeler, il Is said, had been filing
saws for the prisoners who vorke j
saving up the wood supply and thus
this ade il easy for these men 10
have ready saw for their purpose
This window through which they got
out opened into te jail kitchen ami
here they stopped 10 fiji their pockets
with iscuits. on their way out, too
they managed to take with them what
ever sweaters and other warm cloth
ing they saw and passed out through
the stable through the passage way
which IS used by many people 50
that one or two more would pass un-
noticed.
While these things were happening
Turnkey Charles Chute was at the
court house where he had gone TO re-
lieNe te deputy sheriff in charge Il
u jury out considering case Ny
eating his supper was called to ina
Chute returned about GO ana while
jan by the ringing of a bell by q
'uusty' 10 inform him Of the escape
Dir. Chute after discovering the pris-
oncrs' method Of escape gave TIC
alarm and messages were at once sent
10 all the surrounding towns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-03
CHILDREN HATE
PILLS, CAL0MEL
AND CASTOR OIL
II cross, feverish, con-
stlpated. give "Califor-
MIA Syrup of Figs.

A'oh bach u your childhood days.
-'en'tH''tr tie dose" mother insisted
~ Vl'--fastor eli. caIomel. cathartics.
~" 'oa hated Them how YOU fought
against taking Them.
=, WIN our children it's different.
't''"e'S Who cling TO the old form of
p"ES!. simply cont realize what they
~ The childrens revolt is we'll
-91Nuea Their tender little 'insides"
axe injured by them.
L Your chiIds stomach liver and
ives need cleansing, give ONLY deli
.'o0S California syrup of Figs" Its
Se''oh Is positive but gentle. Millions
'A''he'S keep this harmless fruit
- mandy they know children
..''e L. Jake it: that il never fails 10
o.saA the liver and bowels and sweet
- - me SioT'" ch. and that a teaspoon-
morrow. 0'SN 'iiiiu 10
IL "Sk Your druggist for a 5o-cent boz
NM. California Syrup Of Figs"
%mGh has fun DIRECTIONS for ba biss
t i.,iuleA OF all ages and for grown-uns
ON ~i! on each bottle. Beware Of
~ sold here. See that i, is
40, rsoe by California Fig Svrnn Co-a-
ran. s Refuse any other kind with