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The Republican journal., 1916-04-27

Thomas Hopkins Smalley died at II a. m.
April 23d at his home in Northport after an
illness of ten years with kidney trouble and
complication of Diseases He was born in
Boothbay April 20, 1886, the son of the late
Isaac and Martha Farnham Smaey and came
to Belfast with them when very young child.
In his early life he went to sea and became
captain in the coasting trade. Later he work.
ed for many years as caulker in the Carter
Brothers shipyard About AZ years ago he
moved to Northport. He enlisted August Ia,
1864, as seaman in the United States Navy for
one year, but was discharged in Boston June
Is, 1865. He was member of Thomas H.
Marshall Post, G. A. R. He is survived by his
wife, formerly Miss Clarinda Burkman of
Northporr; by ore daughter, Sarah, wife of
George B. Elwell of Northport, who lives op-
posite her parents and who has been devoted
in her attention to them; by one son William H.
Smalley and his son Karl; by one brother
Harvey H. Smalley and two sisters, Mrs. Lydia
S. Hatch and Mrs. Harriet S. Parker, all of
Belfast. He was kind hearted, generous and
thoughtful of others and had many friends.
The funeral took place at his late home We'd
nesday at 2 p. M, Rev. Arthur A. Blair of the
Universalist church officiating.
The Republican journal., 1916-04-27

Court on agreement Of the attorneys H. C,
Buzzell and Judge Halliday of Newport for
plaintiff and B. W. Blanchard of Bangor for
defendant.
Late Monday afternoon the case of Marian
E. Moody VS. Ralph Hayford was opened be-
fore he jury. The plaintiff claimed that the
defendant, who is her nephew and the execu-
tor of the estate of her late husband, Richard
H. Moody. had received $3375O for the sale of
two lots of land at Fort Payne, Ala, and had
never given her the money or security for it,
That he told her he had used the money and
would pay her per cent interest, but had
never paid the interest. The defence was a
general denial. After hearing some of the
evidence Judge Madigan took the case from
the jury and suggested that the attorneys and
parties interested should get together and try
to come to some agreement. At the opening
of court Tuesday morning the judge appoint
ed George l. Keating. Clerk of Courts, an au.
ditor. and the case was withd, avn from the
jury.
The case of Harry L. To 9TH aker of Belfast
vs. Carl H. Scribner of Bangor was opened be.
fore the jury Tuesday morning. It was an
action to recover $89.lO claimed to be due
plaintiff on a ten percent commission for So
Letting orders for artesian wells defendant
had drilled for Raphnael Blood, Thomas Hig-
gins. B art McCorrison and Mr.. Wentworth;
also for GA feet Of pipe and other small items.
The defence was general denial and that NO
agreement was made on these particular wells.
The jury took the case at p. M, and at p.
The Republican journal., 1916-04-27
OBITUARY..

John F. Smalley passed away t,pril %, 1916.
at the Waldo County Hospital, where for sew
eral months he had received the untiring
kindness and care of the medical staff and
nurses. He was born in Belfast, Dec. 25. 1858,
the son of 1, Weston and Mary (Farnham)
Smalley. He attended the public schools of the
city and afterwards learned the plumbers trade
with the late John B. Wadlin, Fur several
years he was employed by R. P. Stickney and
later went into partnership with A. K Pierce
in the Pierce block in Custom House Square,
On the retirement of Mr.. Pierce he conducted
the business alone, until obliged to retire on
account of failing health. In early life he mar.
ried Miss Nettie Stevens and they live,t for
many years in their attractive home on Waldo
Avenue. Mrs. Smalley passed away Jan "a.
1912. They had no children. He is survived
by three brothers and one sister,. Alexander D.,
of Belfast; twin brothers Sheridan p, of NASH
ua, N. H.; Sherman T.. of Chelsea. Mass, and
Mrs. Martha Carter, of this city, who was de-
votion itself in his illness. He was member
of Waldo Lodge. o. o. F.. Silver Cross Lodge,
X. of P, and Phoenix Lodge, F. & A. M. ng
his long and painful sickness of twenty years
duration ne was cheered by their visitation
and associations. Of unusally bright and
cheerful disposition, full of humor and quick in
pleasant repartee, he was delightful COM
panlon and enjoyed large circle of friends
lhe funeral services were held Tuesday after
noon at the residence of his sister in B ay View
street. with joint observances by the members
OF his fraternities. The beautiful floral tri-
butes from his lodges and friends, Including
one from the Fireman's Association of Nashul,
N. H., where he was frequent visitor, attest
ed to the affection in which he was held by his
many friends. Interment was IN Grove ceme-
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Barbara 6aud,

geo. dHH
I'm eIfer bon 81 5abrcH, s Wlonaien nnb 12
Inpen. Hesrbiaung am Iieniida, ben 2s.
pidrS, bonn 3raneIbaufe, 357 Ibtda gibeune,
clifton. aus nm llbt Rdbmitinas. 2T.2s
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I'M piele grbeit nerridteit al fonner.
SD lit an ltnregeImabigfeit iiiro on.
berer S6p16e. Wfein 9Iut mar
fdledt. @ir !uoren bier Sabre per.
beiratbct ,trlb batten feline ai1lber.
gead ben, @ebraute bon 2pbia G.
Ninfbahrs gegetabIe COMPOUND uno
bes glutreinigers tpuroe id geiilno
uno frGftig inb bon elmer Operation
belpabrt. @ir iirb iest Die @Itern Ell
mes frdftigen WeGo1ens linb if rid.
me Sbre Seiln1itteI Bel slnberen uno
gebe Sbneu Die @inipilligung, ureinen
grief gu peroffertIiben." - Sraii
Sofepb @uiIbauIt, Sr.,
Bridge StraBe, Wtiller's SaIIs, Iaii.
2poia 6. Binfban's 0egetable
COMPOUND lit beriibmt, Inn Srauen
bu norlnaler @eiiinobeit unb Strait su
perbelfen. @enn bieies eeideben lit,
iino sSralien nif,t nlebr per5tDeifelt,
Ginoer 81 ba6en.
GsHs sSraH ioate tpibsritreben, ftd elmer bpe.
rntipn su uuier5iebeu, bespr iie uidbt 2pbia q.
ginibam's gcsstable COMPOUND eiusn ebntdbeu
geriudt gesebcu bat. yaeuu 9ie eiuen Saa
Hnbtu, psitbsr ipe5teaeu Saatt erfurbrrt, fdhrei.
BEN eie psrtpaulidb an be 2pbia @. stnfham
sRsbieims Co., epun, WaH. CT III fDifsmios
ano itets bsilIam-
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@nIdfeiieI Sit Whitters sSreilbc &C
rettet.
Gdnsit bat meine Msutter bic 9luaer
fiir INNER gefhlofen. Der ebripiirbi.
&c SupfertefeI bient mir nun ielbf
ieit pielen Sdbren bel Der WdIde.
Wlan mag mid, elm ientimentales
gBeib beiben, aber es lit nun einmal
10: glIs Dor Monaten bic 8etaanima=
dung ersing, bab Die anpferserGtbs
nit Yeldlas belest iinb, ba betra9tets
i9 @rpbmutters aeHel nit ipebmii=
tRigen 8liden. @Iter 8urI6e = badts
i9 = jeBt greift cine Sanb nd6 bir.
bic itdrter 1T, uls bic Sanb bes Sausz
pirtbes in meiner 8dtsrIiabt. Dies
mai gibt es tein @ntrinnsn. 0rei @es
nerationen Daft On treu sebient. =
Sas lit nun Sein Gnbe.
So9 ipieber Ieubtete mir elm Soffs
nrnssitrabl. Die frsiipiIlige 9lbliefez
ring bon aupfers unb WeFinseerd-
then bradte rei9en @rtraq. Sn mesre.
rem SammsIitsIlen babe id es ssieben.
pie iid llrpdterbausratb aus rotbem
unb sel6em Metdu gu Bergen biufts.
Dag reiGt bprIdufis bddte ih =
unb psnn Der Sriss ni4t msbr Ianss
bauern iollte, lam i4 msinen aItsn
GrbteHel bebalten.
Sebt peib ih, bab i6 persebens ees
bofft babe. 9eItern bra9te mir Der
qoitbote elm amtli9es Sdreiben: bas
Sooesurt9eiI msines &upfertsFsls. =
On sinem Der ndhften Gage muB
i9 ibn abliefern. Greuo unb 2eiS breis
er 5amilien 1T iiber ibn binsesansen.
9luf ladenbe unb peinenbe @eiidter
idimmsrte isin @lans bonn Dopen
9orb berab. Sin Stiid Jamilisnses
f9ihte bGnst an bem aIten @eielleH.
Wenn er aus msinen Sdnbsn in ben
Geipdbridm Der WeldIiammeliteue
iibersesansen fein pirb, bann III bic
@ersansen6sit bss aIten Grbitiidss
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Sbein Hegierung fiibrt, Inn geaei
DIE gerpenoung in europa 3u proie
itieren iino mn6te ,oa tie nidt ange
tort ipllroe, ibrem lliuInitb III 9hi
fem ngluaI Sin Srandia, mlal.oie
Sen.eI.gsopefl" C9lieoer nit 6ranf
reid. nieber nit Dem feigen 9eDl)
Suit. Sic menten Der 9cmonltrdn'
ten ipilrben an ole &saiiO eeItellt. SIM
mcr bGuiieer iuuroen Die 9eiertio'
nen: ron einem transport bon 2tG
Dtann entfIoben I'M Widr5 1915 nihi
.penieer oils t30, l32 bapon init &C.
ncbr nn0 noIlem @epdd. Seiltnalt
1inbtnd, Sitter Der @brenlegiol, Der
ibncn gum gSeriilf,e zines Sird,brli.
dee nadJ Sripolis gerntben bate,
fplrbe baIo 0drauf in Der @aSGa)
BON Tirlis fiiiiliert. 8on oa an fall-
ben ollie Sransporte <non eiirgebore.
nen Srllppen inter Oersseoeding pon
3uapcn (5ran5oier) itatt.
lle5errai6eno lit es Su erfabrei,,
SAB ole einge6orene 9ebolferung piel
idueler ole &riegsnaf,ridten er.
iibr, aIs es Dem fran5oiiiden Genior
geiiel. Sic @erfiinoigiing beg rSei'
Iigen 9rieges" mar in Sunis anr iel-
ben sIbeno i6on befoitnt. 9ie geaf-
rift Don ibrem @dberfoIg 6es eng.
IiiG fran5Ofii6en SIottenaneriffes
auf Die Saroanellen pom I. unb 19.
Dair5 1915, bel Dem Sipei englii6e
un6 elm fran3oiii6er 8anser ialifen,
lpar na6 ~ Stiinben bereits berbrei.
tet. llilo bic geahridten, Die oerart
Dos 8oIf erreidltrn, baben ibre g4ir.
flung rlidt Derfeblt. @erge6li9 Der.
fud)ten Die Srun5oien, ibre rlleber.
legerbeit" baourb 6u oenuonltriren,
oaB file Oeiitibe ariegsgeiansene bor.
baiipt ourG Die StraBen BON Sitnis
fiibrten. glber iie erreiften oas Sc.
gentbeil tbrer glbiid)t, luto eiil aIs
5ranacie nahtruliiirter sStaliener,
Stacorto grignone, Der esl gespagt
1atte, einen Der @efangenen an5u.
ipeien, tpurbe 5tpei Gage ipdter am
Sbore @nbLel ababra erInorbet auf.
Jeflrnoen.
@ie iebr iid bie Jran5oien Der
Stimnliira Der einbeimii6en geoolfe.
:1ing betpuBt iino, gebt 5irr @eriige
liis ben @orten berpor, Die Die .Su.
rifle Srancarie" i'm SSiIi 1915 anl
56luB eines glrtifels an Die Sloreiie
yer Suneiier riftete: ,2iebt itns,
lnbt llns, Dos lit ius eIeid]giiItig. |
lber eing legen mir euh aiif: bas lit |
5dapeigenl" Sana6 banbeIt Die &e-
iieriIng, mo tic MIR fam: Sutoerte
on all5u offenber5isen gatrioteH
fnlabten IN cen @efdngnfiien. @ber
Ie bat nift berbinoern fonnen, oaB
uG jest nod i1t Der Weoi6ee Sioi
Rabre5 in Slinis uno iider in pielen
noeren Mfoiheen oesl Sanoes nab
pie npr fir oen Sultan &baliia nj
Aonftantinopel Dos niuncer Siltan",
or berf5nlrnIi6e Segenstpunid, ge.
,rohen tpiro. llno lie mag es orh
pdb crfabren, bab es nift gleihgiil.
q lit, oh Die Guneiier Sranfreib
e5en ober baiien.
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punt. als cine Reibe ppn eingetrOffes
nen gegriibunsstelsgramme 3ur gsrs
leiling gelangien. SpIte baiien inter
anberem geianbt: 0ouDerneur Jrant
3. Willis BON Ohio, Der WiseuRiier
@pupsrnsur emanuel 6. pbilipp unb
bas Giabioberbaup Dr. Gerbaro
u. 9abing. Gtner Der Sauptrebner
bes Q6eHbs mar Der friibsre 8anies
rottribier 6. u. Hpe. Die neus 0ers
sinisuns fiibrt ben Offisisllsn Ramen
Ohio Soeisip. Die Wabl Der 8tamten,
bic ausarbsituns Der Siatutsn uno
bic 9eitimmuns eines oefiniiipeH 9eIs
iammlungslptuls DerSen auf elmer
Sibuns srfDlgsH, bic fpatsr fsitsefsst
iptrben pirb.
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Ser alte &upfer'&eiiel.

gu Der brn Der beuti6en Regierun!
neriiigten gei6lagnahme aIter Me
tale entb1It Ser @erltner rgor
rpdrts" folgenbes:
9lls Der 8robpater Die 9roBntuttel
nobnr, ba critano er eiuefr fupferner
s8aiffeiieI. Gen bat Die Grobmiittel
elm MenldenoIter bhlbur6 berust
glls iie 81 alt apar, lt1H nod groBt
8aiGe o5balten 5u fonnen, eing oel
aciicl IN ben !SalisbaIt meiner @ellt
Ter ii5cr.
g8enn idJ oil nleine frii6e &inbbeii
hente, bann eri6eint Dor meiner
9Iuge bas Bib elmer iebr bei6eioenen
notwithstanding. Die enge Slide
NOR nur nit Dem notbspenoigiten Be'
rdtb ousseitottet. Seoes Stiif 5eugte
fiir cen 9fernlidfeitsiinn Der Saus,
ffraii. Sben uuf bem Gfrarf itrablte
in rotbIihem Slang Der fitpferne
@nfdfeiiel. gr'4por 6as Sfnrlfitld
IN Der biirftigen &i6e. Sein slei.
BENDER SfiIur1er allein snb bern gan.
gen )foum etnen.g n.gepiiien anitri9 bon
gebdbiafeit.
Gpater. als 6ie sSarniIie GROCER
nnc gr0Ber gerporbeu mar, soeen
mautntal grtrrunesiorgen 6ei lnts
Elm. Sn ioIfen Situationen ipielte
audi unier 'aeiieI etne Gole. @ar CT
bod cines Ser fpenigen @ertbitiide,
burh beren @erfauf man 8rob ms
Snls bate ftbaffen fornen. WantcS
entbebrIihe Stiid nnieres Sausrat1s
mubte in ienen Seiten ben @eg 5iint
SrDbLer ober Ing 2cibbals geben.
Dod iiber benz &eiiel bielt @nttcr
itets Die idJiisen6e Sunb. Sic fonrttc
es>aiie iiber it9 getpinren, iid bes al
ten grbitiides 5it entiIBern. Sc blieh
er ltns henn au6 tros aIler gtotb er.
hoIten.Do6 etnmnl rlrBten mir ernit-
Ii6 un ietnen 9eiis bangen. Gs mar
audi in einer &rieos5eit. SSn Spit.
iOmnler 6es Sydtres 1870. SSn iuierer
6amilie mar Die materielle Nctb ipie.
Der einrnal aitf oas bofite geitiegen.
8ir fonnten Die Mietbe nidt 3ableit.
Gs italib alio in Gusiid)t, oaB mir bic
tpte mir gingen inb itan.
cen, rpiirben nerlaifen fniifien. God
i6lieBlid gelang e. uns, BEN uner-
gut iitliirteu Saiistpirtb
birters 2t6t 5i fiibren. lliiterihibt
BON itpitfiiblerben Nnbbarn fonnten
mir ben beiieren 0beil lnieres Sans.
ratbs beinIi1 binausbeforoern. go
Iruroe neber nlan6sr lrnerttbebrIihen
rlut,sgeSe1itda.oen aad, bsr altel
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gidlulas @plf. Gr.

Gs entitIie am Sonntaa. ben 20. wadrs
1915, nm iibr wloreers unfere inniai,asliebis
gdiitu, SHUTTER uiib 8rubmlriter
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per Aufrie6.
BON gris mHIlsr (3iiria).

| Der Spief Shramm mar Elm gutter
S6iiler in Der pbpiit. Der sriia'
Wintsr mar ibm satpiber. Der sriln'
@inter mar bas felt eirunbbreiBle
sSabren on Der anitalt eMssfubri'
pbpiitbu6. Gs mar Elm binnes Bid
lein nit lauter nadten Seiessn gum
Acknowledgement.
SIN bsrsaHseuen Sabre bate an'
itele beg biinnsngriinen @inters be-
bide braune O0bsrlein sinsefiibrt ipsrs
ben ipIIen. SIM biden braunen SDbsrs
Iein itanDen bsssiitsrte 9ei4riebe unb
cine Wense 3eidnunsen. 9lber Der
bruune SDberlein fpurbe bur6 Wtebrs
teitsbei9Iub bss aebrsrsDlegiums obs
gelebnt.
Die Geiese i'm sriinsn Dinter iinb
ssniissnb." iaste Der phpiItlebrs-,
lid bin frOb, penn i9 ibnsH oisis etII'
gebdmmsrt babe, peun bic a}riifung
ba 1T. unb bonn: ia bin Elm GeiHb
Der lleberbiiroung."
Dem Soisf S6ramm mar grin 70
risl fpie braun, SDberIeiH 10 Diel pie
@intsr. gr mdtte ME sin Bud auf.
Gr mar Der peridrobenen Weinung.
hab Der 2sbrer Iebren fogte, ni4t bic
Bidder.
einmal tuurbsn bic JaIssIsss bonn
ariinen Dintsr aufseiost. Der Griss
bri9 SSflmaier fdnurrts fis beruntsr.
baB man bate meineu tOHnen, er let
{elbit elm GoIgeisB. 3pii4eu Dem
britteu unb Disrten SaIgsieB madt:
Der S0flnaisr cine 4tempauie. Sas
tinsin i6ob ii6 pl0biih cine Grase
aus Der SipeitleBten 9aRt. Cine
5rage, Der ni9t einmal Der bors
i6riftsmdbise aufsebobsns 3sissfias
GET bprausgins:
.Serr ae6rsr, ipapum babsn mir
pbpiit2" Gs mar rotiirIia
Der cSoief S9ramm. Rur Der fonnte
Inlfe 5rasen aug beiIer 9aut berous
itslen. Der 2ebrsr mar 10 iiberraiat,
pab er, auitatt benz Sdramm ell
sipaHgsIdufis anttpors
Iete:
@eil es i'm 2ebrpIon 70 pprseIdrie.
ben it, Gleid bintsr Der antport
tat es ibm Ieib. Or bdite bsm
s9ramm bod Iis5sr cine runterbauen
ellen. Gber jest sins eg niht meb-.
IS bate 5ufammsnban5Ios, nngefe3s
nGbis sstpirtt.
Damn iioerlssis er, Ob er ben bors
auten Gdramm hunberimaI ben S7b |
ollie abf6reiben lafTen: .Mir boben |
gbpft, neil es i'm 2ehrplon porses |
6rie6en iit". gber berartis. Strafe |
lufaa6eu tparen felt einsm Sabre a6s |
Ie8afft. limb sipar auf 9lnregn Ig |
,esfelfen 2olIegen. Der porfhlaeen |
,atte, ben braunen O0bsrIein nit ben
'eseifterten 9ef4rieben unb ben Dielen
,eitnunsen ein5ufiibren.
2lber irgsnb cine Strufe mubte ietn.
llio rief er mad bem pierten Gaageieb
en- Sofef S6pamm auf: rS4ramm,
age bag Gefes pom 9aftrisb anf."
Der S9iiler a0gerte. Gle batten fid
mel Wo6en lang Biz gum Sals bers i
uf nit bsm aufTasen Der @uftrisbs<
efebe berumgef6lasen unb i'm sriis
en- Wintsr einen 9leiftiftbaten gee
.a9t. Der 5aien bsbeutete. Der 4ufs
rieb TT In aIaIs lib fir bteiss Jahr
rlebist.
.Wir babem ben @uftrss fapn bias
II uns, Serr profeHor," fasts Joief
59ramm. |,
sMeib i9. Oh baft ibn absr mes
IN Deiner porIanten Bemsriung pors
In EXTRA auf3ufasen." Il
Der 9luftrieb einss eingstau9tsn
.Srpsrs TT slsiM benz gerDi9t Der
'ir@ ibn sesSrdnsteu WsFssMafs 7
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WeurQe g. Srumep i,

@tnrb an Samftne. ben 25. mldrs 1915,
I'M o iibr 35 wfnllten Worsens.
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Qbiotr apIpniein m II.

y IUtr u o n Ie \ Uf II
ipdufee. auf etnem Dersungene
Wo4e i'm Rotben 3immer bes 9otel
pfifter abgebalt.nen 9unieit ipnrbe
Die Dor etipa 5ipti Do9sn itmpprdr
ins 2ebeu eerufene Obioer aos
Ionic gu elmer permanenten Orgunts
fution senaht. Gina feh5is i'm Gtuat
Obio geboreHe @ilDaufeer nabmen an
bem Diner tbsil. bsi benz ausemeine
Begeiitsrung berrihte unb Warren
glnbsrion ala 1Oaftmsiiter fungirts.
Die Gsseiissraus sxi9s tsrsa 0Sbss
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Velle elie SSi
idbiebinls unb i'd,
miiBte mid elmer
Operation inter-
sieben. SSb bate
9 d. merabnftigfeit
in beiben Seiten
iinb cine Serrenoe
empfinOuns in
meiner rebten Sei-
te. Die SdIner5en
tnnrptt ~, hpftid
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lparelt an hettla,
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S5r stim nidt Iinser iiuberlss
cperatiOn nid5t nutbpsaois mad bem
0ebrGndle Der srOhartiseu Te.
SisiH fiir Sranen.

gaiIler's Sails. @afi.-pG pGoftoreit
iastcL i'd bate in iebr i6limner
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aeltebier Udite bon Gepbia 1romep, eet.
xpniIen. In feiuem a. yebensidbre, IN teinsr
ioiSS am SisRaa S S ben Sss ss sass 1915 In | ais
Ienipel bon wsoraens 10 ubr nb 1lteebabrf
lIeseH. 1raiietieier garmiiiass nbr;
26,27
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-02-10
GOOD REASON FOR STOPPING
Youthful Angler Not Out of Patience
But of Something That Was
Quite as important.

The old man was an enthusiastic
fisherman. To him there was no sport
like sitting dangling a bit of string at
the end of pole. He set off in pur-
suit of this hobby one afternoon, and,
just before reaching the river, met a
lad coming back, his fishing-rod hang
Ing Imply over his shoulder.
whats this. sonny?" exclaimed the
man. in good-natured reproof Surely
you are not giving up so soon? The
fishing will he better still in an hour
or two"
Il know" replied the lad, sorrow
fully. but I'm going home for all
that"
You're quickly tired scoffed the
older angler. Next time you come
out, bring more patience with you"
Taint that. mister" the lad an
swered. 81 brought plenty of patience,
but not enough bait"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-02-10
BRITISH STEAMER MAY BE HELD.
Question If Ownership May Remain
Open Issue Till End of War.

Washington.-The question of own.
ership OF the British steamship An.
pam, brought into Hampton Roads bv
a German prize crew. may remain an
open issue until the end of the war
with the ship meantime held in the
custody of American officials at New.
port News.
Conflicting claims on behalf of Ger.
many and England are being consid.
cred by the state department and the
neutrality board. but there has been
no indication of a decision. Officials
generally are inclined to the view
however. that the case must be gov
erned by the Prussian treaty of 1928
which grants Prussian prizes free en-.
try to American ports and declares
that they may freely be carried GU.
again at any time by their captors to
the places expressed in their commits
sions.' A literal construction of thai
provision, which some officials favor
would permit the Appam to remain in
definitely at Newport News.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-02-10
BEGIN HOT WAITER
DRINKING HF YOU
DON'T FEEL RIGHT
Says glass Of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
washes out polsona

III you wake up with bad taste, bad
breath and tongue is coated: II your
head is dull or aching: il what you eat
sours and forms gas and acid in stom-
ach. or you are bilious, constipated.
nervous, sallow and can't get feeling
Just right. begin drinking phosphated
hot water Drink before breakfast. q
glass of real hot water with a tea
spoonful OF limestone phosphate in 1t.
This will flush the poisons and toxins
from stomach. liver. kidneys and bow
els and cleanse. sweeten and purify
the entire alimentary tract. Do your
inside bathing Immediately upon aris-
ing in the morning to wash out OF the
system all the previous days poison
Gus waste, gases and sour bile before
putting more food into the stomach.
To feel like young folks feel: like
you felt before your blood, nerves and
muscles became loaded with body i'm.
purities. get from your druggist or
storekeeper quarter pound OF lime
stone phosphate which is inexpensive
and almost tasteless, except for
sourish tinge which is not unpleasant
Just as soap and hot water act ON
the skin. cleansing. sweetening and
freshening, so hot water and lime
stone phosphate act on the stomach.
liver. kidneys and bowels. Men and
women who are usually constipated.
bilious. headachy or have any stomach
disorder should begin this inside bath
ing before breakfast. They are as.
sured they will become real cranks on
the subject shortly.-Adv.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-02-10

One man burns his mousse for tho in.
surnnce. Another applies tho torch to
his home because he has been prom
ised nice long visit from the fol.
lowing relatives. to-wit: His second
cousin. Mrs. Oliver Stallings. Sponge
ways. who possesses more double
chins than the laws OF physical pros
ody prescribe. her Ave children. all
OF whom have musical. elocutionary
or histrionic talent. except the third
one, who steals everything he can
lay his hands on: ana her old maid
sister. who has been nurrying to tho
grave for 36 years from a mysterious
malady, which makes It necessary for
all ner whims to be catered to prompt.
ly or she will have one OF her spells
and probably burst something.-Kan.
sas City Star.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-02-10

An officer now back on the firing
line In Flanders writes to say that not
long ago no managed TO get a short
furlough to visit his family. Natural
~ there was much rejoicing in the
house. But the parlor maid had been
expecting her sweetheart back from
tho trenches about the same time. and
at the last minute a letter came ex-
planning that leave could not bo got.
The girl went about the place look.
Ing so woebegone that tho sight OF
her was too much for the officers six.
year-old daughter. Suddenly the child
rushed up to her father where he sat
snugly beside the nre.
Daddy she cried. "Maggie's
sweetheart hasn't come. Please give
her kiss 80 that at least she will
have something"