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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
Scno sizes Tor ''Vonem"" ct Mar | Norifuo % iaa
Marets mDe VrGmieboa trtt:
"Namilic. 0TsMima" Dr.. 40.
(Sri Vrrmic mo "Vohcn" ct Nar Sornuo. VNerS 30 Tcntsl

"6amuies 9Gsnina", bporof ct mt Numcr ueb abeIe5 mt SnOboo 10.
fommcr bert Var bar ao prret Dor met populGre te XuTnrcbo8 Mr. 40
for 1916 er uiebpunIo trnresinut boab neMurdaennc 5nhbooStortesnele
uler:
Web meN saabnene!" 2St ON 1mS5iaaen % Sens eeoee WEB SlHe.
Der. vi giror Soipbeu. - Get mpnife Shb. vi 6rdnt Sdntp. - Ten
aOe aamerat en- Sommerbttorte. 5OruunNinser. sdma. vi saua
Ncnre. - SIoubt Surr % HoNr. VI v. SuIberg - Ssnreue. SortruW8
fra Sslnno. vi Gnnrnr Summation. Zen nnsne SrorS Sunrn. W z
Srt3 &c bInnfc Fcnae. vi olga SNgcrs. - &c to Sththrt. w y y
- "Stm bnm". VI Nruuo N0ber. - Srctuugemset ytalms gNo Billie
Der. Susmonbssnt SprosiOrfer. VI Omar SUepbeu. 5ru yaias
Sm. vi 9lndbeh ArnRmnUruns g5enrer ~ Samantcrnc. g0 Y. Y. -
StOrc Srindicr. - ct 6peupr RuSiaus. - sarueiel. vi & :. 2rrng.
- observation-disclosures 49, Suurhbcs leo nj min Suhru. - Se to Srpore. en-
@puooe fra ben iulnnfs trhTc Sug. r. 6auS fsrhe opal. VI otguro
Rtru9 - On ieuOrGGts Srer. Soniof Nat. st gnoe ira StGrgGdrs
Der. Ni @otbnr0 NIuru II Gan be Bilbao cur NoHu TOM Screenings
moro Hf Smuc u, @ct ~ @ammclmnnoSalGOc Af Huoun 3prmauu
girtnn 6OmppNtum. (gqentR Tor @an STAN 0g H6en Sia6e laeS al
Borne Nf CT ballot adrS gumnct Barns Gogbog - Zen gGmle Nena".
= Norfc SiGmper. @trorcr mi n@cn al De tcrhtc anrer lom bar epet
Horge - HuWn merclge, bhuuhe Yiuoesmcfer ira gammd % mn yo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
gSMm%e
ON
"F)u$ve1lne1l"

~ HlUu4ut ! IUiSlNS wv upl''"'
nc ruicnDe llotelclicr ON "Su6pen'
men" ira pprc Nbonnenter % nnorer
iom bar nrlfaffct Jig Ell Mnifin
GGrifilt nnocr Snl fGar ri mango
gepiicr paa, huur bsit oprc "Sns'
bcnncn" Sgmaifiner er ifattet. Tor-
Gibrc icnocr i'm nngc npgifte Cater
en- "SnSpcnnen" ium Sulcpreisnt, eli
pmtrnfium Spn uuerraifcr lin Wor
meS Ell nh "Sn3penncu", ium natur-
Iispis albcleS filler / Sfpsscn Den
gammelonGic, bnn baroe, Ell nng
9Ggtcmano pnifcr at gi i'm flittigc
Sl1trlt ell gDD Sglnn1ftn % ocf Ditr
en- "SuSuenncn" .. l.. b., D. |. u.
Hebenfcr pil man ic noaen ian
ppmnntrenoc @repc fra Tplf, Jon,
lar ligc til 4 "Snspenncn" Waifi-
ner | Suict.
4 "Snsuenncn" SDmaifiucr / en-
TamiIic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
Ratalog over vcre landskjendte
$yr1a$kiner
0aramtcrct al oS. &oies al aue.

"Sccorob EoIhn" bar ira So til orbcn trptt @rcoc ira gbonnen'
ter, ion bar flebt en- "SuaOenncn" Spmafiu. Ilno iortTaer DC ps
on bpor uoncrtet Den arbciber % hpor tiirebS man or neo ben ale
Waaoer % oc iaur ri bpre ON WaIiner, iom cr ct Snc@ Ir gamIt
at DC or igGaa ao0e, in "a Sc fipbte8. Vi fmbc o1ioa nounc Gr.
cmplcr poo 6amtlier, iom cir op til 4, ia ) ~6u@pnncn" Snmotl
rr. Set pl nW0 andre Orb ii, at "@u5uennen" CT bet mcrHenOt
% iaiilooet banOt bore 2unbSntUno ion Ell bper @cnncr0c icntc.
fnSfS Mofin. Get trr ri er on bc6c Nubciolng no9cn gPoifu
fan fao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
Maatte bape 2 Naifiner.
STR. g. Inunbien,

Scr. g. glnunbien,
Secorab, Soma.
@oOe Sen.
&i mootog "Suspennen" / goo
Srben % er meget bel tilfreos nteb
Wfoifincn. Gen automatilfe Seniio1,
er p9rb set Sable al Waifinens
Iris. @i er ioa bel %forneiet meb
Sen at ieg ienoer Monep Srber for
en- til, iom &c bill bore ioa goo at
ienoe %inarcit mulig.
sgrbpoigit
S. g. HeIfon.
Waion Gitp, Nebr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
"Tamilic. SGsmima" Vr. 80.
Gri Yrrmie mco "pOfcn" ct aar 5ornuO. oilers IS Gents

VT BET rore Cpla1 AZ 6ctet for 1915 har bt eronu uolen 6uroreoer
iqr oQ oo ri oeo Der Ell mango, im onau or irteeSieret t bette Numer, OI
oi iaa1nqt RctoplrQet rrter hmoe bauoe gr 40 % 80. nor De torlduge5
iamroq mcc at Ct Wars Subfrpnou icuNs Of. ir Inn % Gents extra. Rr
80 rbebolocr foruocu hc pahe Gtt, feHcnbc 6ortruunBer % Nruter:
amcrttas cpOascie % aOIOniierna. 5dburblt ooa wort SoHs 9ame
6inore. Gf Rof Oh gUtbue ~ SI 0uututenn. - ,inreu. ct 9utereceu1r.
al 1aob g pull ~ ct Seu fra ben aobe SOrrliua - Tnunmatanahcu. Sus
nrUet - Eruuneu Ssscberreo. FortrNiG ~ Semd Slaerer - "a Satpb
nuSe orcrnncs. VI 6OLWr SuouG - Stofarming. en- ScmmeGIJl ip
&tQeocr ~ Sunmc Nils. TorCujul Mount EcruOu. On SDrmluNs QRms
lo for 100 4r n6n SQunr - Ymcts RUc TortTuml al ShcrbiUu Rcerus
pf - Gnoen al cu Stenme. Eorruiu1 = FRA GoUons Suruoou. VI NrUtln
Sail SQutreut - 5ubtS Sentc. Eourliu1 ira @Gn056rlNeu III R1rprt5e
5cmrc - Set 6eohc @Gnb. SorGqiup - gnric 6eene. 6leets outefe 5ens
nernrb ~ Tn Sruotfarm California. Suutrertt - Stons 9iGrlunNo
Wb Nrn Tubit3r ~ Srubefiukn. Ztic NJ Elmu Seuuo - SuHcrurbcioc.
VII Nqrocu Fad Sautrcrct - gunu % Better. Euurumu NJ Z YRes Sen.
- 6u uucutt SucalGbc. Sour0inR iu Cum1rt - &c LOrne 0soe. 5uus
turef - gsnnrgutcu Ia Mip6lrre tunoc tale. SCrUuwl NJ 9lorus.
- GiGmpe 6letnomaguetr. III CAM. mag 0u5c 6ouL SUuluct ) SUr.
oms Elmer. Eortruu8 - Srugt6nrbeo.
Icrf! "Samilic: 2Teming" Tr. 40 o. 30
.nen IIMnitcn.. q Nnr inr fmn on crtrn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29

st prGgta Srt mcN crtra Tppnrutcr nifcIpettrct Stnal mch-
ioger grutt@ bucr Mofin. Get bc5toar al ieAcnbc Scc: Gu
NuHIer % Sbcrrinalioc Cor Rrnfnin0). Gn Suctcr Cor 2U8). Gn
Sinocr Gor &outriug). On Wroiocr "a lrocrENru0cr-Slo Gr
MISUNDERSTANDING. Gn Seller ~ fire forltrliQc @cnnera tor
s5oloninN. Gu Guhter Cor Sttuu8). On Sem-@uiOe oQ oct iGo.
ponl9e Silbcber al 9toaIcr, Spocr, Sirurrn % 0GefunOc, iamt en-
pna Norit aiiotrt Snrruhion5bpa.
@erf! Sraatcn, ion bcre9ne& ctr ca. 10 Gents ior bpr 800
9Ml fru Ghiconp. bctnlcs al Wobtnacrcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29

Snsen 5iGre onoenoeS / "Susoennen~ en-.
maIfiner, ieIseIig rmtiiter @aifinen albrig lit
SpPno men orbeioer oItio Iige iiffert, iepnt
% rolig.
Se npe &OSeaer bar anslelaser. statiu,
(Saa Bearing Stano). elsie 2agre (bearinasD
nogior bare en- al DC mango gobe .@rtnoe FOR bore
9ugIcIa9er. Maifiner3 Cpcrlegeubeb. Ge orbeiber
nGiten IuoIcit % bersuer Spningen ale oens Rp6s.
Ter Tor ipage og u~erUeic auiuoer. Holig, Iterf,
Ietiebenoe % aItio iproiq til 9rug.
Genne AibiINniug uiier en- IN SlagS Siul
me0 6emboloer. Geune 6orbe0ring, iom oil ira.
re en- Masie Stel o1 9Grsrelie, er al Den Natur,
at ben aisr Oct umlIig FOR Reumen at GLIDE al Sin.
lei og ialgelig er @nitiner alto iRrbig til @rua
lloen OF Ben Speuoe bcbeuer at iptte &emmen paa
Siulet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
10 Wars 0arauti.

%prc me "6aspcnncn". NfaIiner er Iua 8oOt iom aSiurcret
no Dor t0-Nar5 @oronti. Zen oil bol0e Gem al0cle5 looeale@
Tor llD0iier SiliUloc noacn 0iaifinoel Ssbet al nTuntc Sioa-
rim iul6c pie Jig at upre nongellulo, oa u 1orpll1tcr oa III
at eriatte lnaoonnc 2cle oloelea gratis. vi iTl9cr DC me Mp'
heller al "SnSpcuncn" lnoer Sen obioIute @nrnnti, at DC or belt
igicnnetn al beOic &uoitet. Fcn0cne tiIbogc, IpiS &c life
fnoer bette at pTrC rtgti1!
Haar &c tjpber eli nh IfoSel al "SusOcnneu", foar &c et
lnocrtc9nCt % 0utcrct @nrouhbcpiS, ion CT jcun8oot mco ell OPP
bealt ii Nors N&furanccpoIic paa Ceres W}aitin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
Sinoer "Snspenncn" at pGre en- Tpr.
i~teflaiies Waifin til balm Eris.
Scr. g. Inunbien,
0ecorab, Soma.

Scr. g. I%nunoien,
9ecorab, Soma.
Spmoifinen "Suspennen" mobtog
ieg ct Eor Gage for Sui, og oen Ter
uO til at pGre en- meget goo Noifine
- ia rigtig Ell fsriteflasies - til en-
Tris, iom finn err SaIpoelen al, boab
Sen er her. Gn Waifine ion "Sils-
pennen" fan Ri life fiebe biqigere
END for 40 Collars - % fanife Sen
ba life err nGr iaa goo. Sragtcn par
$5.45. Sermeo cnifes ct gobt gtpt-
oar al
SafariaS Safariaien.
He5perce, Sbabo.
Gr meset pcl tilfrebs meo "Sus.
p%ennen".
g. Inunbien,
Secorab, Soma.
Spmoifinen "S%uspennen" Tom lea
mootoa for en- Sio iioen err iea me.
get bel tilfrebs meo. Min Tatter.
iom ieg gap ben til, tiger Den er Iiae
goo iom en- onben feriteflasieS Sra.
fine I'll Den bobbeIte 0ris. Sltn nil
berfor onbeioIe ben til enbper iom
ital fiebe Waifiue. Sroaten par rs
Gents.
9Grbebigit
Carl Sarbaug.
@aibburn, @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29

ercnre,
biitorife.
tort Sor.
|niier Of
ne Gbrts
IN % 50
ubitpret
nleb beit
|ette Serf
|ronnai1b.
(pitOen0e
REQ "Ep.
|. Co.,
b, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
Tan,Iic,
g. Inulloien Gubl. So,
Tccorab, Soma.

"Set gleoer mig of funne nlebbe.
lc at ieg bar MI brugt min Spma-
fin / flere Iar og er meget ttlfreoS
meb Sen. @i bar M fire "Suspen-
ner" / San1iIicn. Wor fit fin for
ID Iar iiber, iaa iee min for 5 Iar
iiben % lenere bar min SeIter os
min Spigerinbe fjebt en- bner og one-
iammen ipnes hi Ser er itgen Mta.
fin Zig Dor egen."
0eres forbl1nbne
Wrs. s. SO. Yeteron,
q. 1, 2inn @rope, Sa.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-28
CITIZENS PLAN OPEN MEETING.
RandIe Highlands Body VIII Close
Business Until Next Fall.

An open meeting will he held under
Citizens Association the latter part of
next month. which will mark the closing
OF its work until fall. President {. 4.
Barker has appointed special commit
tee to make the arrangements. consist
ing of NJ. A. Frazier, :. r. snyder II. r
l.. Hoyle and c. V. Blakney. II is in
tended to invite the Commissioners to be
present
Electa Chapter. No. . Order of the
Eastern Star of Anacostia. swill 90 to
Chesapeake Beach late in the summer
on an excursion. 1t is also being ar
ranged to make a trip to Colonial Beach
William III. Dorrell Is making improve
ments to his property at 15lS Twenty
third street. r. A. Butler will improve
premises l435 L street. J. f. Milton will
repair 33s Raleigh street. and William
Lin has permission to make a frame adj
dition to his home. G. p. Soper will
improve premises 1927 W street J. W
Kicks will place an addition and other
wise improve his property in Good Hope
road. w. Fl. Lewis will erect an addi-
ton to 2JO3 Twenty-first street G. V.
Blaksley will erect an addition TO his
home at 1906 Twenty-fifth street Mary
4. Hanlon will place porch in front Of
her premises. 2242 Chester street. and Dr.
T. D. Mudd has erected steel garage
in the rear of his home on Good Hope
road.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-28
GILL'S PAINTINGS SHOW
HISTORIC LOCAL SPOTS
Exhibit to Be Viewed at Heitmuller
Art Store for Three Weeks.
Starting Today.

a collection Of paintings of historic
spots in and around Washington. which
artists say will be the most realistic
depictions Of thes" landmarks ever en-
hibited here. will he placed on display
at the galleries of the Hetmuller Art
Company. 1861 Fourteenth street north
west. this morning for a period of two
weeks
The paintings. thrty-one in number.
have just been completed by lie lancey
Gill. local artist. and the exhibit will
inaueurate them on a trip to the prin-
cipal cities of the country. The pictures
will he shown in New York the middle
of May. In addition to the interest that
will center around the local views. the
exhibit includes several striking produC-
lions of the dykes at I.iege and Ant
werp. which figured SO prominently in
the war a few months ago.
One of the simplest. and yet most at
traCtive. pieces in the exhibit IL view
of Georgetown from the summit of a
hill at Rosslyn. Va. showing the jagged
course of the Potomac. with Georgetown
University in the background. Another
one is view of the Washington Monu-
ment from the top OF Sixteenth street.
The collection also includes views of the
old Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Wash
ington's tomb at Mount Vernon. Rock
Creek Park. views near Frederick. Md. :
Little Goosecrcek. and Tennallytown
Another striking view is "A Boat Race
on the Potomac in 1885"
The Washington herald., 1915-04-28

month for life. the testatur saving lin
complisnC" with the obligation placed
upon me by the will Of my late father"
Edward q. Thornton yesterday entered
suit in the District Supreme Court for
sir.0H damages against r Edward Clark
IT. Tn" plaintiff is represented by .Attor-
n.yS James T. Archer. John Lewis Smith
and Glenn Willett. Thornton says he
was employed hv clark and was engaged
in tearing down n structure at Seven
tcenth and +. streets northwest when a
brick wall fell and Inancl"d his right arm
20 it WAS necessary to amputate it be
tween the elbow and shoulder. Thornton
declares he was inexperienced and not
property warned Of his danger.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-28

the cords and ligaments resulting from
muscular expansion. Beneath the sur
face is a network Of fine nerve threads
and the gentle, soothing embrocation.
Mothers Friend" is designed to so
Intricate the muscular hbres as to avoid
the unnecessary and continuous nagging
upon this myriad of nerves Applied to
the breasts It affords the proper massage
10 prevent caking.
There is scarcely q well-stocked drug
store anywhere but what you can easily
OBTAIN a bottle OF Mothers Friend" and
in nearly every town and village is q
S-andma who herself used 1t in earlier
years. EXpectant mothers are urged to
try this splendid assistant.
Mothers Friend has been prepared
by Bradfield Regulator Co., $40 Lamar
BLDG, Atlanta, Ga, for nearly half a
century Send for valuable little book to
--rs.fan. mothers
The Washington herald., 1915-04-28
SUBMIT REPORT ON UNIFORMS.
Lengthy statement Made On Award
Ing of PoIicemen'. Contracts.

Tho committee Of District officials ap-
pointed several weeks ago to Investigate
Cir,.umsta surrounding the awarding
of contracts for policcmenS uniforms
during the past nine years Yesterday sub
mitted their report to tho commissioners.
The report covers sixteen typewriter
pages and Is accompanied by a tran
sCript of testimony nearly 50" pages long.
The Commissioners will not divulSe the
findings of the committee. The report
will he the basis of whatever final action
the commissioners see At to take. The
District heads intimated that it would
be several days before action in the mat
ter would be taken.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-28
WOMEN'S CELEBRATION MAY l

The local ceremonies in celebration of
national suffrage day" which is TO
he celebrated throughout the country
May |. will he conducted at the Public
Library at o'clock that night under
auspices of the Congressional commit
tee Of the National American Woman
Suffrage Association.
The day. which was inauguratcd with
nationwide celebrations May of last
year. has. by an order of the executive
board of the national association. been
made an annual event. Mrs. Carrie f.
Kent. president of the State Suffrage
Association. will preside at the exercises
in this city. Mrs. Robert NJ La Toilette,
wife of the Senator. will speak.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-28
HARRIES THANKS GUARDSMEN.
Retiring Com mRnder Says Men Have
Given Him Loyal support.

Thanks is extended to the officers ana
men OF the District National Guard by
Brig. Gen. George H. Harries for the
cordial support given him through NOR.
tran seventeen years as their commander
in this statement issued yesterday at
guard headquarters:
Il desire to thank the officers and en-
listed men Of the brigade vino have
served in il through all or any portion of
my more than seventeen years of COM
mand. for the cordial support they have
given every effort to secure increa
military efficiency"
Among the names mentioned TO he his
successor are Mai G. Fred Cook. adju-
tant general OF the guard and Mai
Boyd Taylor. former disburSinE officer.
President Wilson is expected to name
the. successor in a few days
The Washington herald., 1915-04-28
To Proset tie Saloonists Tomorrow

Prosecution of the saloonkeepers Of the
District declared by the Anti-SaIoon
League to be operating in violation Of
the Jones-Works exCise law probably
will begin in the District branch of the
Police Court by Assistant Corporation
Counsel Stevens tomorrow or Friday
MIR. Stevens is said to have prepared in
formation against n dozen or more places.
which he is expected to file with the war
rant clerk tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-28
TO SPELL IN BASEBALL GAME.
Two Church Teams VIII Hold Pc
culiar Contest Tonight.

A game Of baseball will be played to-
night at Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Episcopal Church South by rival teams
picked from two classes of the Sunday
school. The young ladies OF the Phila-
thea class have challenged the young
men of the A. r. Pugh class to meet
them on the diamond" and the con-
test will be decided by the use of words
instead of balls.
The pitcher will deliver a word to
the batter" to be spelled. and il he
(or she, spells 1t correctly. it Is hit. -
II the first baseman'' spells the next
word. given to him. correctly. the batter
dies at first bat II the player at first
"muffs' the batter is SAFE and the
umpire calls batter up" The game then
proceeds.
1t is remarkable just how far the
parallel between baseball and spelling
can be carried in this way. and both
fans and spelling sharks can ap-
preciate the game from start to finish.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-28

mothers, these wo-
men. experienced in
this most happy
period. advise the
use Of Mothers
Friend"
Applied externally
to the abdominal
muscles its purpose
Is to relieve the
The Washington herald., 1915-04-28

'These were Mai. ". r. RuGgi"s. Lieut.
y. r. Rainbridgc. and capt Willie s
Jett. lat" Of Moshy's RangersD
| After Rollins statement had been re-
| du""d I" writing. and the ferry scoN
! had been called from the Port Roya
| shore. Tooth pursUcrs embarked on the
! ferry. The negro f"rrNman. James Thorn
| ton. was sharply interroEated as to his
! passengers Of Yesterday. lie said ht
knew one of them. capt. Jet. and <at
Jett had a sweetheart ut Bowling Green
| This was an important ciew.
! Tho ferrvhoat W. old and Ieaky. and
| was laden beyond the safety point. When
all had been frrred over. in two trips
| fifteen miles south. Rollins was taken
along a guide.
Booth Mt GHrr-tt's Farm.
Al that tim" Booth was at the farm
of Richard H. Garrett. three miles out
of Port Royal. When Booth left the
ferry at Port Royal. one Of the Con-
federate officers he had met at the ferry.
Capt Willie : Jett. endcavOred to get
| him Il lodging in the town. but finding
none. offered to give him lift to Gar
rett's farm. Booth was then mounted
behind Jett. while Heroid mounted be-
hind RugElcs
To Mr. c.-r.,+ rbos. bouso they
ro.cbod hoforo ,icb,f.u Roth uas nre-
scented os Jnhn William Royd wounded
Confederate. Mr. Garrett consented to
take the stranger in until he could pro-
coed South. Leaving Booth there for
the night. Herold had kept on t" another
farm. five miles beyond. where with
Ruggles and cambridge h" secured a
lodging. lett kept on to Rowling Green
and put up a the Goldman House. The
prnprietor's daughter was his sweetheart
That evening Booth had joined in the
social circle of the Garrett household
which consisted of the elder Garrett and
his wife. two young sons. John W. and
William. who had just returned from the
war. in which they had served on the
side of tn" South: Robert lad of 10;
daughter named Joanna. child Of ,.
and a Young woman hoarder. school
teacher Mis- l.. X Il. Holloway.
SUSTAINING. b:s roIn or \ Confederate
soldier Booth entered int, thu. evenings
talk which doubtless turned largely TO
tho ending Of the Wal. The cre,, news
that was agitatinC tn. " hol. North and
mos, of tn. Suuth that of Lincoln's
assassination. had not vet reached this
r,licr ncichhorhond. which was without
tolccraph. and wh,lc travellers on its
wretchod spring roads were few.
At bedtime Booth hohbled upstairs
with tn" aid OF the two Older Garrett
ho,s and that nicht he shared their
room
The Washington herald., 1915-04-28
The BOrrower's Way.

What kind OF a guy is JiCGs?" on
he's The type that says, Lend me a
couple of dollars for a couple of
hours and then he loses his watch"
Buffalo Express.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-28

and morning and IN three weeks I was
healed. It has beeu ten months since then
and no dgn has showed dnoe." Csigned)
Mis Berthe Poole. October 10. 1914.
For pimples and blackheads: Gently
smear the affected parts with Cuticurs Ofnt-
ment. but do not rub. Wash Oh the ONT
ment With Cuticura Soap and hot water
and continue bathing for some minutes.
This Is best on ridng and retiring.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad-
dress postcard "Cuticurs. Dept. T, Boz
ton" Sold throughout the world.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-28
District Courts

Hester A. Bu' ke. VIII" Describes herself
as a boarding h0uS. keeper. yCSt"rdaN
entered suit Tor Slu"'1 damages against
The Capital Traction Company through
Ntt"rncHs Richard 4 Fond and William
~. I.inkiaS. Sh. claims that ON October
I she WAS in tn" act Of 4IiGhtinC from a
,ar at Pennsylvania avcnu" and Third
street southeast when tn" car door sud
denly WAS closed. Tn" p,ainiln alleges
She WAS thrown t" the street sustaining
spraims of tn" right shoulder and rig mt
ankle and a fracture Of the external
malicious Of tn" TI-ht ankl"
The will Of Herbert W Gordam dated
June =. was filed for pr"bat" Yesterday by
William e Taylor. The icstator be
the Use and inrom" from his property
tor life. At her death 4 hcUucSt Of Il -"
t" each is to M" Paid t" James r. Smith
and Mary Ioscphim" Smith. NJ Toledo"
ohio. and the remainder is l." go /" tn"
support of "a son OF the deceased. Howard
II. Gordon. and at Howard Gardens
death to his children. Il there hr any.
and il not the income shall e" to another
son of tho deceased. huntington l.. Cor
don. If Howard and Huntington Gordon
predecease Stella l.. Gordon half of the
estate shall he shared 10y tn" two Smiths
of Toledo and III" other half shall 90 To
Purdue University. Thu, trstatur left two
other wills of an earlier date.
George Wood I.uga". L. s. y. leaves
his estate. worth $loc"N'. 10 his wife.
Bertha Allen Logan. and appoints her
cNecutriN in will filed for probate yes
terday. The will requests the wife to pay
The Washington herald., 1915-04-28
letter ON NECK
ITCHED AND BURNED
Red and Inaamed. Suffered Untold
Misery. Scratched Until They
BIed. Used Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. In Three Weeks Healed.

R.P. d. No. l. Boz 81. WAGNER. 8. c.
about . year 40 my neck broke out in
little red pimpsaa- Al ~ Tho tetter worm
The Washington herald., 1915-04-28
Experienced Women
Advise Mothers Friend

Because 1t is so perfectly safe to use
and has been Of such great help to .
The Huttig news., 1915-11-20
Old Snort of EaIconry.

Falconry is an ancient sport. It ap- pears to have been known in China 4,000 years ago, and at an equally early date in the valleys of the Nile and Euphrates. The references to it in Aristotle, Pliny and Martial are definite. It was probably introduced into England from the. continent in the ninth century and was followed there down to the middle of the seven- teenth century with greater ardor than any other sport, even than fox hunting. Falcons were allotted to men according to their rank: To the em- peror, the eagle and vulture to kings, the gerfalcons; to earls, the pere- grimes; to yeomen, the goshawks; to priests, the sparrow hawks, and to servants, the useless kestrels.
The Huttig news., 1915-11-20
Ostrich EorcihIu Fed

The Geological Society Bulletin re- marks that refusal of food is generally the first symptom that an animal or bird is sick. The ostrich is one of the most provoking sin this respect, and, if heroic measures be not adopt ed, soon becomes so thin as to become a prey to some really dangerous ail- ment.
 A fine South African ostrich re. eeived from Arizona at the New York Geological gardens in Bronx park last summer refused his breakfast on De cember 23, 1914. He showed no other symptoms of illness. A week passed and he began to look thin. Keeper George Snyder, at considera ble person. al risk, began system of forcible feeding, ramming bolus after bolus of food wrapped in lettuce leaves down the throat of the unwilling bird.
 This treatment was kept up for more than six weeks, and the ostrich became so accustomed to it that he ceased to resist. On February 6, 1915, he first evinced a willingness to feed himself, and within short time his hunger strike was over.