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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
Mmcritaniide Shiuiubler in Seiter
reid abgciaRt.

ScroinanO Srabina. pcldcr mad
jeiucr @inpanoerung in Nmcrita in
Sabre 1907 mad, elmer m%ediclpoller
SnIfbahn ais Aprrcippnbent elmer
Vunffirmu III Chicago nui @runh &C.
fdlid)ter Nnlpeiiungcn @clo bon
Seiterreidern unb llr9nrn erlnnate
iIt iocben gu Observation-Disclosures
@cidn9niB perurtbcilt poroen.
Sie Sirmd, bel ipelhcr Srabinn 9Il'
9eitelt mar, beiddftiste iih audi nil
Der lleberienoun9 BON 8elo pon anleri.
faniihen @in9eiuanoerten an ibre In'
sebDrisen III Seiterreihs llngarn. Sc,
juuge Wanu nlafte Die 3~ablunssnus
ipeiinn9en aui iih ielbit. itutt nui Die
nambuft semlaften Yerionen 5ublbar
Die betreffenben Sratten ianpte er pei
Eoit an Ritperihlporene III Del
Soppelmonurtie. Sm Sommer 1914
unternabm er ielbit cine Hciie mad
ieinem alien @aterlonb. Nohben,
er perihiebene tnuienben aronen eins
eeitrihen. - in Sitrau aaein berer
1900, uabm CT Wobnun9 be-
elmer 9eip0bnlid)en 0iirgerfomilie
oeren Sotter er ben Sof mad)tc. Nle
er Damn ba6 Rdbfen filr cine anoere
fallen lieB, ~eritattcte Die critic Yicbs
baberin In3ci9e bel Der Yoli3ei ilbe,
Den .%perbdhtigen Nmerifnner", De,
lid ME bel Der Yoli3ei re8iitrierer
lieB. Ser Wann wuroc cingc5o9ci
uuo nad ldngerer llntcrIudlung en-
ioI9tc ieinc Yro5ciiierln9 lno %erur'
tbeillrn9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03

benoen Sitelu uno Tbrnien. nit &C.
beimniBuollen 3eifen lnp Spmbo!en
bn5 .beiiere Clement" fObcrn uno IN
ibren Sanntrcia 8iebeu.
@as ioQ man aber 81 DEM Dor
9cben ocs .boben Natb5" Der hieiigeu
Golumbusritter ia9en. Der It. Welbung
Der 2agesprenc in generoicr WciIc"
ben luitigen SrcimaurcreS rilocrn iciu
nclles elegantes Glubbnlls anSelapurc
@penue' ippie breiBig Nutomobile iilr
bic SnlIer Der a%onpentiou 6ur Scr
filglrn9 ltclte? Sic buben ielbitper@
ltaublit, fir oieic ibre @encroiitdt piel
Sob geerntet uub ulld Die "Gatbolic
Union nnb Zines" bat nid)t unthin
gctonnt. ibucn bdfllr elm &pmplinlent
81 MAIDEN. Srnitc antboliten aber,
unb onrlunter nidlt lucni9e Columbus
Mittcr. perlrthcilcn bicieS &orgcbcn
nit Hcd,t ais ifanbulo3 unb lie legeu
lid, Die Sragc Dor, 100 ci9entlih bel
oicien S%erridnitcu Der 9olunlbuSritter
n%llipnrt unb Der Srcimuurer nnidugt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
Gin Stabt. Subilaum i'm Weiten.

Wie aus Smaba. Nebr., 9emeloet
piro. i~eierte poriec 8ofe Die Staoi
Npriplf. Nebr.. Die bon Scutiheu
aus @iseoniin 9esriinbet pllroe. ibr
so iabriges 9eiteben. Sic lit beute
Die oritteroBte Stabt bes Staates.
Mm 10. Sill 1865 lan9ten SO
Austpanoerer nit ibren Samilien in
Dem beuti9en NorioIt an. Sic famen
aus Wntertpipn III Wiscouiiu. bon 100
lie einen Wtonat porber uuieebrofen
paren. Ser Wehr8nbl nab lpuren iie
Eonrmern mn Sollteiuer. Sbrc Nahs
fonumen luobnen nod beute IN Noriolt
ober beiipeu III Der llmgcbung Die
b%lilbenoiten II. eintru9lidlten Sarmen.
Che lie bic WanoermuB nngetreten
batten, 1tidten lie orei MANNER. Ser
mann Vraaid,, Sreb WnBncr mo Sobn
@enBmer poral5, I'M fc't3ultellen. ob
bic Nadridt, baB i'll lenem Sbeilc bon
Nebrasta por3iiglfter Yoben porbaus
ben ipdre. aii Wubrbeit bcrilbe. Sic
Mbgeianoteu tebrten nit Der Sptitait
5uriid, baB iih oaielbit Die giinitigiten
Iusiidten fir Nniieolcr erDiineten.
@leih I'M Nninng erridrtetcu Die
Nnf0mmlinge aus robcu gaumitdm>
men cine Stride, Delte bort ltdno, no
iih beute bic lItheriid,c ct. Ynul'5z
Stride norolih Der Stabt erbebt. Scr
erite Seelior9er Der @emcinbc mar
Raitor Sobn Sedenbori. ben iih bic
Nuslpanoerer fur3. cbe tic Die id)pies
riae Heiie nad ibrer nellen Seimatb
antrdtcr. crlpdhlt batten.
Nur bier Der eriten Yioniere. lpeld)e
bel ibrer Nnfunft iiber 81 Sabre alt
pareu unb oem9emdB bas Med)t batteu,
Seimitdtten 8n errid)teu. limb nod am
Scben. Is limb: Nuguit Haaih. Der
critic Yoitnleiiter bon Eoriolt nub Gin
Veteran pes 8ilraertrieges. Der in Der
Sd,lad)t bel Gettpsbura %perlpunoet
norhen mar; Sermdnn Wdttcr, rs
Sabre ait; anrl Winter. 50 Sabre
alt. unb Nugu't YPelfer. 10 Subre alt.
Sic iebt So Sabre nIte Srau &ils
belminu Winter lpar cine Der Yionicrz
miitter iener 3eit.
Bel ibrer Nntunit mlBten Die
nelen Iniieoler einieben. bab eo gum
Sflan6en Iino Sden bercit5 III ipdt
mar, lub bnB lie bamit bis 5um ndd)s
ten Sabre lparten mlBten. TO murs
ben Vlodbiitten nnb @robGuier nit
@raSoddIern gcballt. nno Die llrbar
madIun9 bes Sanbes oor9enpmmen.
Inter Der 3lpeiten aolonie beiunb
iih arh Der eritc Nr6t Der Tnlicolung.
Or. Serbinanb Ter9cs. Der Batter pes
ipdteren Silrgermeiiters bon Noriolt
:. s. Ierges,
Surusge9enitdnbc warcn umbetnnntc
Singc III Der llugcu Nniieblun9,
@obnentaiicc CAB es uidIt. bogegen
irani man Den Wal5taiiee. Gier
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
H|lerIi Jntere0ante$.

ihon % einiseu Sabren, in Die
Serne %setpunoert, neil Die bobe Solitit
oas gauge Sntereie ieiner Sausfrall
uuo 8iirsermeiitertn in Inipru1
nabm. @ieqeitt miro Srau Yort
ipdter, penn tie i'm reiferen IIter
ibren Siirsermeiiter Soften aufeibt,
iid audi irgenb einem Stubium
piomen unb cine 9elebrte Srdll
peroen.
Seutidler Grt lit Die aIte frau in
iolhen griheiuunsen ldferlih uno
bemitleioenspertb. aber Die alte Srau
ais v8rpbmiltterheu" lit Dem 0eut>
lhen etpas 3eiIiges ltnb &oitlihes.
unb es itnler3t ibn, penn ieine ain>
Der -8robmiitterd)en" entbebren
miiiien: .@roBmiitterden", benz
beutite Yoeiie uno Sonfunit 10 idDne
Oenfmdler parmer 9iebe unb ber6s
Iiheu Sanfes enthusiastically. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
Yinoert Slpan'S eminent SGmer5en?

Wadet einen GerilId, unb iibere
5elaet 9ud. Cine Npplitntion lpirt
mebr belpeiien. oils cine SpnIte Be
bauptunsen. Sames &. Ser8uipu,
Ebilabe!pbia. Ya.. id,reibt: Sd lam
lpuuperbure Sinoerlug. icit id
SIoan's Siniment an nleillen &niecn
gehrulid)c. 81 oenfen. naB nad all
oieien Sabren pol Sd)mer5en cine
Npplitation mir &inberung brddte
Seiten Sant iiir oas por5iiglidc 6cil :
mittel. bas Sic Den Wtenidcn idIents
ten" Sobrct nidt tort, 81 leiben.
ionbern lpenhet SIpun'S eminent bel
Sdmer5en aIer Nrt an unb Sbr
lperbet %iinpen' bub cs itnell Sinoes
rlln9 brinet. Sringt obnc Gciben Gin.
&aIfen Sic cs in Sbrer Npotbefc.
% Scnto.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
Griinpcr Wuroc wabuiinnig.

Nemnrt u. S.-Snlpatorc Ca
%irronopn, Elm 53 Sabre after Grinder.
purbc plDblih irriiuuig nnb ling bon
eiucm Seniter in icinem 0nulc aus
an oui Die %orilbcrgebclocn 81 idies
Bcn. Gr perlulmbete bier Ycrlonen
lcbeu5geidbrlih unb liedte rhnn Ieine
cigenc Aleioun9 i'll Braun. Sus
Suus bruuntc bdlo hlnb Snltrunppu
iunb eineu furdtbnren Slammentob.
Cine Srnu mn Elm ~iiiufidbriger Suugc
fonnten nit Wtilbe aus Dem bremen
ben SnIie gcrettct lpcrocn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
Nns benz Eager in San Mntunip, Ser,

Bon San Mntouio miro aemcloet,
baB Yarieesbrdute" ibre @atten nift
inter Der Srber Der Dependent Hes
lathe" 5uriidbefommcn ipcrbcn. Sc
neral Sreoerid Sunitou erfldrte, er
pcrbe teinen Tational> @arbiiten ans
benz Sienit cntla'en, beiIen Npplifas
ton crieben Iaiie, bab er lid mad, Der
@inberufung gum Sunoesbienlt pcrbeis
ratbet babe. Cine anbere Srocr bes
Generals perfilst. baB feline Ippli>
t%atipnen BON Solbaten. Die iid) ibrer
Organization oulhlo1ien. nad)bem Der
1rdiibent Die Nutionals 8aroe 81 ben
Waffen rief. beriidiittiet perben
ipiiroen.
Srcubc berrlht aud i'll Gun Mns
tonio. lpp Die @eidditsleute neue Dor
rdtbc einlesten mn II bnraui mar
ten, baB Die Solhatcn ihr @elb filr
Gi9arren. Sabnf, See Cream, Bolt
tnrten unh nnoerc Sahen uusseben.
Sas Selbboipitalforpg unb Sroop
q bnben cine gemeininme Rantinc err
offnet. Die gleid an criten Gage elm
gomben9elfdft mnehte.
0iele @uroiiten baben es fir nothie
bciunben. gefdrbtc 9rillen 3u traeen,
pa bos erele Sonnenlitt Die MiIsen
un9reiit.
Mm %. Suli reenete es IN San Gin
tonic Den 9au6en Tag ilber in Strps
men. Die Solbaten ianteu bis 81 ben
Subfnod)eln in Den Shlamm nno err
bielten ben erlten ginbrld bonn Eager
leben bel itromenoem He9en. Si56er
bate trodenes. beiBes Wetter 9e@
berrift. eros bes Hesens purbe Der
Sienit prperammldBig ub9ehoIten unb
Die Wannid3aitcn peroen ipieher ms
@eidnbc gum GrerSieren nusrliden.
ionic Der Sooeu cttpas trodcner 9es
lporoen liz.
Abreiiieruug pom Y o it.
q h c H..
Die Vtili3truppen eriidDen barauf
aufmerfiam gu mud,en. oaB ibre Nn>
gcbori9en nod Defenders Die Ioreiiert
aui Der nnh San Nntonio geianoten
Tpit Die Nummer Der &ompanie. Oe5
Hegimentes unb Die Se3eihnullg oe5
&a9er5 a~ufipciien miiiieu. 9rieic uno
Edtctc nit uupollitdnbiger Mbrenc
pcrbcn in Der Iblieierung cmpiinblif
%pcr3oQcrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
Wenn Sic iid) crfdltet baben.

lolten Sic poriid,ti9 iein. Surt3ug
.ucrtiltcn, rcsclmdBis unb poriihtig in
Sbrer Iidt iein unb nit Dem @es
braud) bon Sr, Sings Nep DISCOVERY
beginner. Gs cntbdlt Sid3tcutbcer.
antiieptiid)c Sclc uno Saliume lIuo
ruirft Ieid]t abfilbrenN. Sr. aing 5
Nclp Sisroperu maht pn5 0ulteu
lcid)ter. linoert 6oIS uuO YIitrobrcu.
bcmmt bic G%rfdltur9. N tnr3er
3eit ipcrOeu Sic merteu. ouB Shre
@rtaltuus iih 9cDciiert bat. IS lit
icit iiber 40 Sabren in @ebrnud) umb
e"rfrcut lid zines nIsge5eidJueten
Mlies ais @cilmittel iiir 0uiteu.
Wau bole ioiort cine Slaife unp battle
lie nets I'M 6nis nls Sdue gegen Or
%fdltungen. gu babcn i'll Sbrer
Nputbcte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
ShiiBt Gner Sinh.

@enn Guer ainb blab. TRACE. 5eits
ipeiIie erbiet. rei5bar uno milrriid, lit,
io0tet Shr iofort cine llnterirnhuna
anite0en, ba Ines oarauf binpeutet.
baB bas Sinh Wiirmer bot. Sbr
Iontet aidapoo @orm aiQer an
itaffen. Sieies befannte Wittel in
Sorm elmer 2o3en9e lit leidt gu
nebmen uno pertreibt Die @ilrmer.
bic llriahe bes 9eibens Cures ainbcs.
iofort. Nur 25 Gents bel alien
Mpotbefern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
Sic iollten ieben Tag Stnblsana
habeu.

Gin ireier StlhI9ans ieoen Gag lit
Elm 3eihen, buB nan seiunb lit. Or.
Sings Nep 2iie Rinen beioreen bies,
obne buB lie Setbihmer5en perurs
laden. Sic treiben bas Silt aus Dem
aDrper. reiuieen nas gllt, furiercn
@erltopiuus unb trdftisen oapurh Den
gan6en aorper. Shre 2tbensfreube
miro crbobt. Nur % Gents in @urer
Npptbefc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03

Shnede iii. meld)e oieien Sd)aoen an
rid]tet, uuo empfieblt Die genauute Ses
bDroe 81 ibrer Scrnihtung Barrier
@riin, uuf Die Silan3cn 9eipribt. an
3ulpenben. Sebr gut oiirfte audi Die
VeIprengung bcS @ruubco nm bic
Y~flanSen bcrlm nit aalfpaiier ieiu,
pcld)ee Die &anbcrun9 Der Shncdeu
perbiupcrt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03

lchs Wpnaten, ais nod 8irtbidaften
bier parcu, ieben fouuten. Ses
Woiues. no Die 2eute nobneu. Die Dem
Staate Die beud)leriide Trobibitiou
nuf3piugen ipuaen, lit tbatidhlit elm
moraliih ncrfommcuer Hlas. Sort
lheiut @ebeimiuif uid>t aleu- III
bod)iter 8liitbe 81 iteber, iouoern alId)
bon ben Seamteu i~tiIidmci9enb aners
FAINT an meroer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
Giue Safer z huefe.

Ser Wiillpnufce'r .perolh" melbet:
.@dbrcnb Der lcBten Gage licicn bel
Dem Stndt9 Scpartcmcnt iiir Snubs
pirtbid)ait in Wuniion piele alagen
ein. baB Elm Safer, Der mehr lpie
cine Stnedc musiiebt. Die platter Der
3udcrriiben, Milbcn unb nnoercr 9ros
iriidtc iSiBt. llntcriltmngcn bnbcn
cracbcu, hnB g ibntiGd)lih cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-16
NOVEMBER JURORS
Judge Pattison Drew Jury For No
vember Term of Court at Court
House Saturday Afternoon.

Judge Pattison, on Saturday aft
ernoon, drew the following list of
jurors to serve at the November
term of Court:
! Fork-Reuben V. Wheatley, Oil
yer G. Truitt, Homer Smoot.
East New Market-T. Winfield
Webster, Daniel F. Condor, Walter
]. Grove, John Hanlick.
Vienna-Wilbur Kelley, Clay M.
Webb.
Taylor's Island-Joseph L. Robbi-
son, Harry P. Spillman.
Lakes-R. Pinkney Insley, Chas.
w. Hubbard, Geo. E. Wiley.
Hooper's Island-Alonzo Adams,
Augustus E. Phillips.
mbridge-Zebidee Andrews, o.
R. c. Gore, Thos. Drennen, John T.
Moore, Howard Cooper, VIM. G. Ben
nett, Martin L. Wheatley, Leon E.
Tschantre, Thos. J. Vickers, of VIM;
j. Fred Dunn, Chas. E. Barnett,
Samuel E. LeCompte.
Neck-James w. Brannock, Lloyd
Seward.
Church Creek-John M. Richard
son, Raymond Williams.
Straits-Artillus N. Todd, Bernard
%. Murphy.
Drawbridge- B. Marshall.
Williamsburg w. Stevens,
Charles A. Brown.
Bucktown-Erick Mende.
Linkwood-Carlton B. Smith, Cor
man B. Slacum.
Hurlock-Edwin T. Lowe, T. Dan
Harper, A. w. Ruark, w. S. B. Cott-
una
Madison-Everett Bell.
Salem-Frank H. Christopher.
Elliott-Oscar E. Jones.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-16
LONG, BROKEN LINES
ARE NOTICEABLE AGAIN
q 4ikiS Are Eoaagef, Aas6 Fail CIotII-
fpg Indicates Directoire Styles For
Next Spring.

The skirts are longer, ankle-len-
9Th being considered correct. Some
of the extremists, however, are Spon-
soring floor length, but it is not be-
leyed that this will be accepted, ex-
cept in the case of elaborate evening
gowns.
There is a decided feeling for long,
unbroken lines, which doubtless in
dicates that next spring the influence
of the Directoire period will be no.
ticeable.
Everything is trimmed with fur,
lapin dyed black or to match or con-
trast with the material very often.
Natural opossum, musquash and ci-
vet-cat are well represented.
The salient features of the tailor
ed suits are simplicity, the vogue for
pockets and fur trimmings. The
coats are three-quarter length, those
of the Russian genre being the most
popular. The wide belt has disap-
peared, the narrow having taken it's
place; the latter is arranged in pairs,
and is seen only at the sides, the
front or the back. The collars but
ton up to the neck, but they may be,
if desired, worn unfastened with the
ends falling on either side OF the
throat. The Raglan sleeve has pass
ed into the limbo of things forgotten,
the neat inset coat sleeve having
been revived. All varieties of We
lours delaine, velvets and stockinette
are employed for these costumes. AS
was anticipated, nothing has occur
red to disturb the peaceful career of
serge, cloth and other materials of
this character.
At the beginning of the year the
coat frock appeared, and it's demise
has frequently been predicted since
then. The prophecies were without
| Foundation. and today the coat frock
| is more fashionable than ever. 1t is
developed in serge, cloth, velvet and
stockinette, and is trimmed with fur
and stitchings. The latter method OF
decoration is a new departure; floss
silk of darker shade than the ma
terial is used. and is worked in a
cable stitch. AS women today are
all working hard, either profession
ally or for charity, the house or af-
ternoon frock no longer exists. There
is the three-piece costume with q
very elaborate blouse, which is
quite appropriate for restaurant
wear.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-16
BRACELET BELONGED
TO MAD KING OTTO
Death of Monarch Recalls Time
When Annie Oakley Was Honored
For Saving Life of Regent.

Among the numerous souvenirs
and curios in the possession of Mrs.
Frank E. Butler (Annie Oakley, is
a bracelet from the collection of the
insane King Otto, of Bavaria. The
mad king died last week at Fuers-
tenried Castle, near Munich, where
he had been confined since 1873.
King Otto was deposed on November
S, 1913, and was succeeded by the
present monarch, Ludwig III, form
erly regent. 1t was while travelling
thru Europe, the Wild West show,
with which Annie Oakley was connec-
ted,g gave an exhibition before the
reigning king. Ludwig, g,while inspect
ing the horses, stepped close to a
steed which was very wild. Mrs. But
ler saw the kings danger, and thru
her alertness saved the monarch
from injury, and perhaps death. In
appreciation of her bravery, the rul-
er presented her with a handsome
bracelet, the property of the real
King Otto.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-16
ALL-STARS TRIM EASTON
Old Pennant- Winning Athletics Win
By Score of to 2.

Easton, Md, Oct. 1.-THE game
today between the All-Stars, or Con-
ME Mack's old pennant-winning Ath-
letics Of the American League, head
ed by Johnny Franklin Baker, the
home-run king, and Eddie Collins,
the star second baseman of the coun-
try, and the Easton team, headed by
Hal Chase, of the Cincinnati Nation-
al League, the leading first baseman.
Notwithstanding the cool weather,
the game was witnessed by almost
1900 baseball fans, who came from
all parts of the Eastern Shore to see
the game, which was one of the best
that has ever been seen at Federal
Park, and resulted in victory for
the All-Stars, to 2. Ehlming was
on the mound for the home team and
pitched fine ball against the heavy
hitting world champions of several
years and was given fine support.
The feature of the game was the hit
ting of Plank, Baker, Myers and
Maisel, and the fielding of Bender in
right field, who took two long drives
off the top of the fence, by which
four runs were prevented from being
made by the home team. Th score:
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To Eradicate Bedbugs

Washington, D. c., Oct. 14-Those
who are troubled by bedbugs will
find practical information as to how
to deal effectively with these pests in
Farmers Bulletin 754, "Bedbugs," Z"
recently published by the U. S. De-
partment of Agriculture. In this
bulletin c. L. Marlatt, of the Bureau
of Entomology, makes clear the hab-
its of these insects, which have a
bearing on their eradication, and
suggests a number of simple house
hold measures, as well as more radi-
cal methods, of getting rid of them.
The author calls attention especially
to the fact THAT these insects will
migrate from an unoccupied to an
inhabited house and points out that
the fact that they ordinarily hide in
the daytime makes it necessary to
apply the insecticides in cracks in
walls and floor and crevices under
wall paper, where the insects ordi-
narily are concealed and lay their
eggs. Information as to the ability
of bedbugs to withstand cold and to
go without food for long periods
should be especially useful to those
intending to move into houses long
untenanted.
| Of the simpler remedies the en-
tomologist says that benzine. kero-
sene, or other lighter petroleum oils
introduced into crevices by means of
a brush or syringe are perhaps the
most efficient. The bulletin also
gives directions for fumigation with
sulphur or other chemicals, which
will be found economical and effec-
tive in cases of general infestation.
! Those who have been bitten will
| find applications of peroxide of hy-
drogen useful in allaying irritation.
Tincture of iodine, in it's ordinary or
double strength, is also a good coun-
ter-irritant for use in cases of fieas,
mosquitoes, bedbugs, or other insect
bites. Iodine, however, should be
used with caution on the tender skin
of small children and on those who
are affected with or disposed to &C.
Zemic disorders.
The bulletin will be supplied
free by the U. S. Department of Ag-
riculture as long as the supply lasts
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Buy your cooking utensils, ag-
ateware, aluminium, ETC., at the
United Stores.-Adv. 13-6t. cod.
Rogers 1847 silver-plated ware,
carvers and table cutlery, at the
United Stores.-Adv. 13-6t. cod.
We save you money. Phillips
Hardware Co.-Adv. 14-6t.
Paints, oils and varnish. Phil
lips Hardware Co.-Adv. 14-6t.
Perfection oil stoves; they will
keep you warm. Phillips Hardware
Co.-Adv. 14-6t.
..Rodger 1S47 silverware, big
stock, low prices. Phillips Hard
ware Co.-Adv. 14-6t.
If you are in need of a good
range or heater, go to the United
Stores.-Adv. 13-6t. cod.
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Fire Last Night

A fire, which was discovered few
minutes before midnight last night,
partially destroyed barn in the rear
of the Sanitary Laundry Co., and di-
rectly in front of the large ware
house of Mr.. John A. Lewis. So
prompt were the members of Rescue
Fire Company in responding, and SO
effective was the work which they
did after arriving upon the scene,
that within three-quarters of an hour
from the time the alarm was sound
ed the members had extinguished
the fire, returned their apparatus to
the Engine House, answered the roll
call, and returned to their homes,
which is a record hard to equal.
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Notice To Those Indebted to w. II.
Hearn 4 Son.
The books of w. R. Hearn & Son
are now at the store, with a compe-
tent person in charge, and all per-
sons indebted to the firm may make
settlement there. The trustees hope
those indebted will kindly make set
tlenent at once, instead of requiring
us to collect the accounts.
William F. Applegarth,
James M. Robertson,
Samuel E. LeCompte,
ADV. 9-30-tfB&R. Trustees.
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Somebody Owes the
Kaiser SlO,OOO,OOO

The charge of the German Social
lists in the Reichstag that s1O,00O,-
600 has been spent in the United
States by the kaiser's government
since the war began to influence pub
lie opinion through the medium of
the newspaper press is, from the
American point of view, like a great
light bursting suddenly on troubled
waters.
1t is plain that none of this lar
gesse went to newspapers printed in
English. But if the money was spent
among the German language news
papers, some of which come to mind
almost instantly in this connection,
then the German-speaking editors
owe their Kaiser not only a refund,
but about 500, 100000 additional,
since that is about the extent of the
damage they have done his cause in
the United States.
The Socialists intend to interro-
gate the Chancellor at the present
session to learn more of this expen-
diture, and something about the $40,-
100000 additional which, they say,
has been distributed in other neutral
countries. The result of this bit of
heckling will be watched with no lit
tie interest from this side. 1t may
explain much of the sudden love in
splred among some conspicuous Ger
man-Americans for government
whose expressions drove them or
their parents to these too-kindly
shores years ago.-Evening Bulletin.
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Laura and Spear double heat
ers, best made. Phillips Hardware
Co. ADV. 14-6t.
..Boatmen's supplies of all kinds,
and prices right, at the United
StOres.=Adv. 13-6t cod.
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The telephone directory goes to
press Nov. 1st. Subscribe now for
service and have your name listed
Adv. 10-9-2Ot.
.Aluminumware of all kinds.
Phillips Hardware Co.-Adv. 14-6t.
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Automobile robes and horse
blankets at The United Stores
Adv. 13-6t cod