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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-24
LAND FOR SALE.

FOR SALE or trade 100 acres of land Ia
nuval County. 2 acres Of land in Sinton.
Texas. and one beach lot in Corpus Christi,
Texas. See ksplan Dry Goods Company.
-a3
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-24

FOR SALE-~criprs- Booth Roadster S700.
Used for a few months. owner leaving
city. Address =. II Care Herald.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-24
REAL ESTATE SALE OR TRADE.

GOOD LAND. not irrigated, near Sehas-
tian t. trade for automobile. Write
Gift & Perry. Hhrlangea, Texas. IL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-24
STOCK FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-l0-sows, 40 shoats, and
l2O pigs. Mostly Duroc stock Alba
Heywood. san Bemto, Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-24

AUTOMoRIIlSTS -oing tlr"ugh San Bc
nito ct Their surrles ~ she Mayer 4
Toolan Garage liz
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-24
MISCELLANEOUS
TOR SILL

FOR SALE-0l engincs from 7 horse
power 10 $50 horsepower. especially
adapted FOR cotton gins ant irrigation
work. Also pumps Of all kinds. Spccial
bargains t. offer inst now 10 ~rcnni hard
oil engines. Submit your needs aud get
special proposition The Walter Tips Co.
Austin, Texas. -I6
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-24
HELP WANTED.

COOK WANTED immediately at Donna
Hotel Write al once Mr.. 81. { Wolf.
Donna Texas. as
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
Al Brooklyn:
New York I. Brooklyn !.
BATTERIES: Benton aud kariden; Clay and
Meyers.
Al pittshurg:
- Louis :. pittshnrg 4. A.,
batteries. Meadows. Jasper, Ames ana
Gonzales: kathcnrr. Harmon and Wilson ana
Gibson.
Al Chicago;
Cincinnati l. Chicago :.
,nttrrirs. Schultz. Dale and Wiugn. Sea
ton and Archer.
Al rhiInlpIphiu: I'll inningSl
BOSTON 4. Philadelphia -
nattrr;es: Barnes and ,."wdy: Alexander
aud kiilifcr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-24

Try f~ ~ nicf " winning crew NTH a.
~ ~ ""i' on Their practie SPINS = iue.
II easy picking q loser. One dav n crew
VIZ row 2 couple of miles In nothing III,
'hd The NEXT time out the same crew vii
distance. r.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19

Der biSberigen Gr3ie4ung 8ur Ga4l9tit.
"a m0fte bier mitbelftn unb bort NIT
5ugreifen, m0dte bieie pbtr iene Qrbett
perridten, bic Is Bic Muttcr ODER Graies
berlin erlebigen fis9t, es biettt Siife an
pber FaBt ieibFitdnbig gu, bah Is bann
nidt fpfQrt 70 gef4itt pie IeiH 9ors
bib bic aeue nnb unaepo6Ate Qrbeit
erIebtgt, lit ielbitogritdnblid uno AUDI
niht at ernarten. uuo piebet 1T es in
OieIen 5dGen bic Gr3isberin bic bieien
8etdtigungstrieb einbdmmt unb e. sur
Baulbeit er3iebt nit ben u~ngeSutbiecn
Worten: nQd LAB nGr. bas peritebf BIZ
ia bod niht!" ober: .qaB nut itin, bd8
mad i9 ailein bel befer uub IdnelIer
aim"
SIT es Elm Wunber, baB elm Sinh, bos
auf biefc Beiie er5pgen pirb. bic Cuff
unb 2itbe our @rbeit unb 9dtigteit GAR
rtht tsnuen Ierrt uu6 in Der Taulheit
bebarrt, bic auh fpdttr nur i6iper 3l
bttdmpfen lit? DIR erfobrene geobs
ahtsr pirb BET trdqen unb fQulea 8ins
bern biet mshr Gr3iebungsiiinben ats
bertn llrfahe. benin p~orbdnoem Nnldqen
bd3u t%rtennen. Qn ben miittern abcr lift
%, aus benz Qngefibrttn cine Qe6re
3u 3iebeu unb Eel Der Gr8itbung i6rrr
ainbsr non friihefter Sugeno an dbnIirhs
Seller gu permeibeu.
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Die Gr5ieBnug Der
ainNer CUR TanlBett.

co abIuro q tlingen mag, 10 oft III
bieIe Gr3itbung sur 8aut6eit bes aiubes
Ittber bic urfahs baopn, bdb es ni6t
utaig TRACE aiuber gibt, bic ipdter, TO-
po6l BEN gtBrtr. ME Gltern sur 9ers
5ptifluHa bringen.
9ltIit fuheu bsibe bic tlriahe bd8u In
tintm organiidm 6sbIer hes ainbes,
aldubeu al geiitige 8efttte ossielbtL
anas6oren poer ertuorben, fiirHttn
grant6eit, fptgeH BET Der Qr5t aufaeIuht
perben foa cher pernuten GinfliFe
ourd aebeime Mitgr5isber. gtur bort,
no bsr @runb 81 bieIer Srdrbeif gee
Iudt rerben miiBte, bort piro fe itIs
ten aeiufl oetr bermuttt, ndmli9: in
bet Gr3iebung bd3u.
Sn her gr3iebung2 ga, TT benn biefe
8ebduptuHe g!aubbaFt. folte e tpirts
ltd gr8iebgrlnnea sebsn, bic ben pebl
hi iebtm ainbe mebr ober nenieer bors
hanoerm 9rieb our 6auIbeit burd ibr
6r3iebuHgslutrt mod mebr 5ur Gnttpids
luna brinaen2 Dos III bod pobI taum
alauklidl. limb bod 1T BEN 70, ME aud
9inet In Ieinsm Wsrts: rIsus gebons
ItH iber has Gdultinba In IdHeerer
Mbhdnoluna ausFihrt, unb sipnr be-
sinni Bic eraisbung pes atness sur
smllheit Ihpn in ietnsr friibeitsn Gus
atab, ffoH bani, lutnn es nod taum
Hi 8gnHBtfsiu. ionbtrn mebr @initiHts
lfo f4 nit beri6iebtntm Gpislguat be-
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oSugeuie 0eGe @ra3te.

tudltiqIten Dramas in Der DeltgcI6idte
III nebtr bot1tr nod Biz auf ben beus
tigen Gag In Gorm unb Snbdlt iibers
boten porban. SIS gtlt ats bas bette
gpos Der Neu3eit unb tpurbe bon Der
geIamten Gritit nit anertennung aufs
geuommeu. @arnsrt bat li9 iiber oas
Wert pie folgt gtdubsrt: p&int Did,
tung, bic nidJt nur sin3tg baItebt in Der
geidmtn neuereu 2itttatur, Ionbern aud
ais Elm Enlightenment Iib be6aupten nirb.
iolange eS iibar9aupt cine 2iteratur
gtbt.@ Wte bod man bic bidteriIde @ins
bilbungstrdft unb 5einfiibligteit bepers
ten mub, gebt bdrais btrpor, baB bic
0ihterin nit Sreffiiaerbett Gitten uno
DISCRIMINATING aufs gsnaucite beidreis
ben tonnte, o6ne ie in paris getpefeu 5u
fein. @ine Sntuitton bon FOLDER Strait
bat anger Goethe tetn unberer beuil9er
9idter bspieTeu. oR~obtspttrre", bas
1908 eriAienen 1T, 1T ieitbem in mebres
rem auftagsn unb lleberIebungen bers
breitet norben.
46er bic 8ietieitigteit t6res 3alentes
lteB Warie gugeRte belle Gra3ie nidt
duf tpiidem unb IbriI6em @ebiets
ruben, ibre iiberuus temperameutpoae
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Die 9erFaTerin Maris gugenie Belle
8rd3ie, 1T cine ieatr Sungen, bic ais
bdlbes aiub, nit taum sfp6lf Sabren.
i4re criteR bi9tsriT6tn 9erIune madte
unb burd unenttpegte @erbthtliug ibrer
gtoBcH tiiuItlrti9en QnIugsn as ihon
als 6inf8igidbrtge ba5u gsbradt bat, aui
boiler 90be 81 itebeu. SIR Gntpidlungs'
gang mar frog Miibfdl 8ampf unb @nts
iduiaun9en immerbiu Elm gIiidli6sr ges
neItu, peun man erIisbt ME ibre itarte
gsdtur iiber ale 6inberutHe hintreg aIs
Sie9erin Encouragement lit. @eben ptr
lhrem GnttpidIurgsgonge BON Der 9inbs
RElt an bis beite mad.
3n @eibtirten in llngarn am Ia.
auguIt 1864 gebpren, nimmt file bic
i6usrmutooaen MttItn ibrer Ssimat
auh bann nod NIT, ats ie nab benz
8obe ibres 9aterB gaefar belle gru3ie,
Der Director Der ungariIdtu 9ergperte
IN 8rentoba mar, init i9rer Shutter mad
Nltn iiberIiebette. @cnn fpir ober bic
tntereFante 8drbung bes 8i9tertdlentes
Marie gugente belle @ra8ies gan3 bsrs
ittReu noaen. hann mtiFen mir ptIieu,
bat iiG in ibrtm Dilute tosmopplitifhe
etniluhe meneen. Der Batter. Elm ges
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aufgabc botlbra6te, bic Mieberttbr bts
6alapi4en apmcten genau bordu8 gu
bere9nen. Mnbt Der beDeutenb1te tpeibs
tide Qitrouom Der dtteren 3eit aber mar
aaroIine 5eridet, bic Sdpeiter bes
burd 8abIloie G%Rtbsdungeu nohl6etanus
ten astronomer 8iI6elm 9eri4et; fe
mar cine ausge3etdutte 8eo6a6terin uno
tFr iddrfes. fir bic idnddten 2idts
eiubride empftnblihes Quge befdbtgte
Iie, fdner fidtbare Simmelst5rper gu err
ipdbeu. Sic entbedte niht peuiger ais
ant 2ometen. unb mar nod i'm h6diten
Gltcr cine 8eobabterin BON ielteuer
9Hdtigteit; 80 Sabre aft TIT Iie 1848
geItor6eu. Die aironomilhe 5beorie
bat bic gentale Mathematician 6onia
aopaletpsta duBerorbentlih g%ef0rbert.
Sn Der neueiten 8eit gibt Is cine gauge
Qa3abl uti6lider Astronomer; ntht nur
anben ameritanifdeu 9~bTerbatorten Iinb
bieifad QIiiitentimen beiddfttgt, ions
bern aud an Der Sternnarte am Sap
Der auten 9offnung, in paris uno in
DeutihIanb.
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@eiblid)e aftrpnuntcn.

Die 6immelstanbe bat bon il aud ben
Sinn ber 5rauen onge3pgen, unb es
gibt, nit 9. $. 8irgtl in einem QuFz
IaBe bet pane" dusfabrt, cine gauge
8eibe bebeutenber meiblider 4Ironomsn.
On mar bic @attin pes ~beriibmten 6epeI,
Der in 9an5ig cine grobe Gtern6drte,
bic aSternen6urg" befaB, ibrem @emall
cine gtIdidft MiF{tentiu. 9ieIc Gruit
bic in Der 8~ipeiten Sdlfte bt8 II, Sa9rs
hunbtrts lebte, bat init ben SeTtdnten
uno MeBiuitrumeuteu, bic man oamdls
benuBte. idniertge 8eoba9tungen aus
gtFd6rt. I'm bieielbe 3eit mar eiue dnz
bore aitrouomin BON groBstn Rui Marie
b. Qetpen, bic 5rsunDin bts genialen
Rtpler. Sic mar bpm 6ober m~at6ematis
i9er 8egubung unb ftsate bic iapierigs
item 8erennungen itbtr bic 8etpegung
Der qlaneten nm bic 6onHe. 1864 lit
Iie geItorben. Sin Sa6rhunDsrt fpdtsr
sntfdIttte cine Grdu Elm nod gr6Beres
ditronomiIhes ae1engsnie. IS mar bic
1923 gu 4aris gehorsue, elmer pltdbes
ligen Jdmtfie eutitdmmenbe 9itole Reiue
2epaute, bic benz groBen aitronomen
9aIaabt bet feinen 4rbeiten balf unb
%aufammen init BEN QItronomen Gluiraut
tn feds Monatea bic febr tonpti3ierte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19

torfner 5amburger. itamnt aus elmer
altoene5ianiIdeu 8amilit, bergn Gtamms
baum bis ms 10. SaBrbuubsrt nubpeiss
bar tit. Die Mutter ptr mutter unierI
Gt6ttrin I'll iran36iiifen ltrfprungs.
Sp ithen mir cine bidteriihe Snbibis
bualitdt Dor un8. bic ebenio italieniIden
Gorma UNI gdrbtnIiHu, ungarif6e
Stbniuht in ibtsn 0erttu 5eigt, ME
fran3offhn @siit nnp 6umor iopie
6tutide 8tntertttie unb griinpli6es mil
fen.
5aon init 5p6If Sabren beriudt iih
marie Gpgtnie oeae 8ra3ie in qieoern.
3ieIe fnb ibrem triteu gtoi9tbanoe beis
etgaben. Damn folgtn bic beibtn tpis
IhtH 3idtungsn n6ermaun" uno
Saul" bic 4uffshen in Der Iiterarii4en
8sIt madtfu. 2ebterts nurbc. duf ans
traq QQubes, NIT Dem 6ttpenbhum btr
9dntteru Grobtid sgtiftung inter 68
9epsrbtru dusae3eidpet. 6ierauf en-
f6siut bic gr3dhlung Die 3i8euuertn"
rJtatif1e @ignetten" unb bic ungarjs
iten Robalen Der 9ebea", g8o5t".
Cine @dmmiuRg bon Gr3dblungm
,2fbt4 %gefoinuen ibr utut 5rtuHbe. 8o6
at elmer Gipfdb66t trhebt iiA Marie
Guaenie belle gra3it NIT ibrem Meiittrs
iUtrte sRobespierre@ tinem Gpos lit 5pei
gdRpfn, benz ie 3ebn SABRE hires Shnfs
ftnslebers getpibmtt bat. 8os bdmos
nifn sintersfanis aeboIutioHabito beg gsa
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RtgIdmteit maft fi6 dua bds Drama
unttrtan. 60 feben mir bds Drama
aSdlaqenbe @ttter", aus BEN 8ergs
manuslebsn, i'm 0suHden @ottstbsater
in Wien NIT Grfotg aufgefibrt. gS bat
bis duf ben beuttgeR Gag ieinen lebbdfs
ten Bulsfhlag bebalten unb pirb tn
DsutIdtanb imtuer tpiebsr auf bic 8iibue
gebrd4t. Sine Itdrte @irtung e~r3ielte
bag Drama Der Sdatten" am 0iensr
6of6urgtbfater, benz ipater Elm Ginattsrs
3htlus foIgte, Der mebrmals TIM 8iener
9ofburgtbeattr auf9efibrt tpurbe.
ginn purbe Marie Gugenie belle
@ra5ie mad bieIeu brdmotiihen grfolz
gen uno fiir ibre literarii6e 8eIamts
Isiitung nit benz 9~auernfelb qreis aus
ge5eidnet, cine Qnertsunuug. bic Te gu
berooppettsm S6dffen %aRipornte. Sn
Der llnermubIihieit hires GddFfens ges
ldngte nod mdnte poettIde gtiite our
Gntfdltung. 5iitorifhe gr3d9Iungen unb
Romane, Sti53sn, bdB prtisgefr5nte
Stiid ,,Ver sacrum" erThstnen unb Der
groBdngelegte Gulturromau v5silige unb
meniden@ eri9iittert uab er1ebt TIRE
2eitr. Sapn ltebt cine fattltte 4ns
3abl ibrtr Merft bor uns, bic IN tinem
atip5iger 9erlag tn elmer gddmtausgabe
erIheint.
M1dte bic 8idttrin uns nod nit biee
len 9otumsnten ibrss I60Pferiiden 9as
Ientes erfreuen.
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IddFti9i. Gs fpitlt NIT irgtnb einem
ungeei9neEen 6egtnFonb, fpelfer pl6bs
Iih feinen ungeItidten Ginaerhen ente
Faat. nod gu unbe9oIfen, i'm ii6 IeIbli
iDieber gu Derfhaffsn, 5eigt es Teiuen
lnmlt iber bas Gntfhpunbtue bur9
Gdreitn pber nGf anbere WeiGe an ano
bic mutter ooer BGrterin, bdburh dufs
merriam qematt, brtngt Is ibm nieoer.
Dieter 3ufan pteosrbolt lid. 0ieber
erlangt bds Sinh obne eieenes .3utuu,
mas ibm lar5 8rbor berloren gitA nnb
oft btbarf e teinsB britten MaIss, bab
bag Sinh iniinttmGBis srfaBt, ipis Isidt
es ibm genlaht fpirb, ipisber tn ben 8es
fib irgenb zines Inn entfaIeneu geasns
ftanbes gu gelanssn. SIT es nidt ielbit.
btrItdnbIin, baB es ie mad Raturta bies
iss Spiel nun muttuitlig piebsrholt, um
tuiebsr in gfetAtr Meiie bfriegbigt au
psrten2
Gin anb.rsr Gan. 9as grSBere aiub
miro BON Der Mutisr tagtdglit NIT
grobtsr GorgFaIt sepdIdtn, gsidmmt
aub gstleiost. SIT bisis tinmal anbers
Deitig hf1dftigt unD ntruHIabt bos
9inb, fi9 lelbt G6ue 3u8uidniiren.
irssHb tptlhe an5pfe 8u fdIisBtn uip.
un6 bielss perfpirt, baB II cine ans
Itrenguna perbunben lit, 70 brduft es
fih ntr isnsr tleinen gelsaenheit 81 cts
iunern, BEL benen bic Mutttr bsrtitneils
Iig INNER nieber brahte, mas ss forts
mari, unb iid m5eIiaT unesidid angus
IteIlsn, I'M aud bon bieIer tlsinsn Wibe
unb @rbeii tutIuttt au ptrben.
aber atftbt bsr Sail, ber 8etdfis
sunssiritb sripadt bod i'm ainbe, troy
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aie Sail Der pel6liden qnnc

8ic 3abf Der meiblidcn anars
iteltet auf beu en9tii6eu 8abnen
bat infolge bts Mangels an Mdnnern
70 3ugenommen. baB fe iebt ALIEN an
Der @reat Central RaiItpdb 1924 be-
trGgt. 8abon finb 760 in ben S6reibs
ftiben beI6dftigt; bic iibrigen arbeiten
tn ben 8arterdumer, an ben giaetts
idaltern unb Togar aIs 8epddtrdgerins
nen. Giniee Dameu init llniperIftdtss
bitoung ar6siten in ben b0beren 9ers
paItungstsleu. Grpd6nt fpiro nod, baB
ben Qoiten zines 9epGdtrdgers in Mans
DIETER cine iun9e RieFu berftbt, beren
ausmaBe bic 8ciaaffung elmer Uniform
Ihpierig ma6ten. Sis tpurbe iineit BON
einem iunaeu Mann gebdnIelt. .8aruuf
beriihrte lie ibn nur," gebt Der geri9t
t%peitsr. bod ba iiberIaluo ct fi9 I1pn
atueimal am 9pben.4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19

Sd bin i'm 2ebeu po9l aud mans
dem gemeinen Wleni6er begegnet, a6er
IPa3ieren ftlo mir matchmaker niat &C.
ga1gtn.
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geaeanaua.

Nas III bas, penn Ti6 spsi beasa.
ren, lia griiBen unb fid gar niti
teunen2
9as FnO sipti 0ffi5isrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-25
SORE THROAT
A Danger Signal-A Few Seasonable
"Don'ts" to Prevent Colds, Coughs,
Grip and Pneumonia, Keep
Infectious Germs from the

Most infectious germs of disease enter
the body by way of the throat and most
OF the Catarh. Bronchitis, Grippe, Pneu-
monia and lung trouble that begin with
simple coughs and colds can be easily
prevented by following few common
sense rules Of health.
Avoid mouth breathing. Breathe deeply
through the nose. Get all the fresh air
possible and leave the windows of your
bedroom open at night. Don't inhale more
than necessary the germ-laden air of
crowded street cars. and clean your
throat and tonsils and make them anti
septic and germ proof by allowing a little
Oxidaze, in tablet form. to slowly melt
in the mouth a few times each day. OXi-
daZe Tablets are a physicians prescrip-
ton. are powerful but pleasant to taste.
and their germkilling juices find their
way to every fold and crevice of the
membranes where the germs are likely to
lodge. They not only clear the throat
and air passages Of dangerous germ life,
but act AS an almost positive preventive
of Grippe, Pneumonia and other serious
throat and lung affections and often will
stop a bad cough and break up a cold
over night. A package of OxidaZe is the
best possible safeguard against Bad
Colds this winter and two or three Of the
tablets should be carried about all the
time. Bowditch & Webster and other
leading druggists sell them. ninety tablets
to the package on a positive guarantee
of satisfaction or money back. Be sure
to insist in Oxidaze, and take nothing
efse-AdV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-25
stringent rules.

stringent rules.
All goods seized by the censor will
go into prize court.
Anti-British propaganda in the
shape Of documents weighing thou
sands Of pounds also have been seized
recently by the censors. These docu-
ments are printed in many languages.
They were destined for South Ameri-
ca, India, the United States and other
parts Of the world. Much Of this mail
matter was addressed to Spain. in
which it is said clearing house for
German propaganda is maintained.
The assertion was made here today
that these documents contain many
untruthful statements as well as bogus
pictures purporting to report British
atrocities.
1t is stated that first class mails to
and from the United States have not
been inspected to any great extent
thus far, the attitude Of the govern
ment being that United States mails
should not be molested. However, it is
felt that they probably contain much
that is detrimental to the interests of
this country. The suggestion Is adj
vanced that a censorship in the Unit
ed States Of outgoing mail would be
welcomed, as it would obviate the ne
cessity of any action by Great Brit
ain.
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BRITISH MAIL. CENSORSHIP
DISCOVERED GERMANY DOING
BIG BUSINESS WITH NEUTRALS
Packages Marked "Sample of No Value Contained Jewey
Laces, Chemicals Pictures and Toys, Worth Thou
sands of Dollars

London, Jan. 24.-The recently in
stituted censorship by the British
government of first class mails to and
from Germany has resulted in the dis
covery that Germany has been main
tanning considerable export trade
with neutrals in such articles as jew
elry. chemicals, laces, pictures and
toys, which have been sent as first
class mail matter by way Of Sweden,
Denmark or Holland. Packages of this
nature intercepted by the British have
been marked Samples, Of no value"
One of the British censors today
showed to The Associated Press cor
respondent articles worth thousands
of dollars which have been seized.
Most Of them were addressed to South
American points. the intention appar-
emily being to maintain Germany's
hold on foreign markets.
1t also was said that large guam
tity Of contraband, destined for Ger
many by way Of Scandinavia and sent
from neutral countries. has been ap-
pretended. These goods include rub
Der from the Dutch Indies and wool
and rubber from South America
which were sent through the mails
as reading matter 1t is believed here
that Germany carried on heavy
trade in this manner before the Brit
ish authorities put into effect more
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NEW PORTLAND

On account of the serious illness OF
several of their members and o1ncers'
the Joint installation of Lemon stream
Lodge. I. o. o. F., and New Century
Rebekah Lodge, which was to nave
been last Tuesday night, was postpon-
cd. Likewise was the regular meeting
Of Fernwocd Grange last Saturday. at
which time the officers were to have
been installed
Or. Fl. S. Spear, who was summoned
to Waterville to attend his nephew,
Glenwood King. has returned to his
HON and is now very i'll with pneumo-
mia.
Several cases of pneumonia have
been reported in town. Among them
are: John w. Dunlap. Calvin Hoyt and
Mrs. Oline Davis, the last named be-
ing seriously i'll.
Mrs. Lawrence Of Kingfield, former
ly of this place. is very low with pneu-
mor,ia Her brother, Peter McVay, was
summoned there Saturday.
Latest reports from Glcnwood King
are slightly more favorable. All Of the
young mans former schoolmates and
friends in New Portland hope the
change will continue to be for the bet
ter.
Several from this part Of the town
attended the Box social given RECENTLY
that place.
Arthur Leavitt of New Vineyard was
recent business caller in town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-25
Cocoanut Oil Fine
For WASHING Hair

If you want to keep your hair in good
condition. be careful what you wash 1t
with.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali. This dries the
scalp. makes the hair brittle. and is very
harmful. Just plain mulsified cocoanut
oil (Which is pure and entirely grease
less), Is much better than the most ex-
pensive soap or anything else you can use
for shampooing, as this can't possibly in
lure the hair.
Simply moisten your hair with water
and rub it in. One or two teaspoonfuls
will make an abundance Of rich, creamy
lather. and cleanses the hair and scalp
thoroughly. The lather rinses out easily,
and removes every particle Of dust, dirt,
dandrun and excessive oil. The hair dries
quickly and evenly. and It leaves It flne
md silky. bright, fluffy and easy to man.
ago
You can get mulsified cocoanut oil at
most any drug store. 1t Is very cheap.
and . few ounces Is enough to last every
ono In the family for months.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-25
"GINGER" FRASER
WANTS TO COACH
COLBY ELEVEN

Waterville, Me-, Jan. Pat this
time when the matter Of selecting
coaches is paramount in the minds of
the officials Of the Colby College ath-
letic council. there comes forth the
intimation that the Waterville college
may consider the adoption of the two
coach system in football. Although the
matter has not been brought before
the council in session, the necessity of
a line coach and a backfield coach,
each working for perfection of the
combined machinery Of the eleven has
connection with the inside doings Of
the athletic association.
Ginger" Fraser, captain of Colby's
1914 championship team, is an ap-
plicant for the position of coach, and
it would not be a surprise if he should
be taken on as a backfield trainer, at
least. With Fraser coaching the
backs and another man handling the
line players, it seems that the Colby
football machine could gain consid-
erably in efficiency over the teams
''AAASAi iiA'C cSCil ptOuuCcu III tHo
past.
The chief argument in favor of the
tWo-coach system is the well-known
fact that ordinarily a backfield star
cannot develop the line to it's greatest
strength, while line player fails to
have the ability to produce a speedy
and efficient back machine In view
Of the discussion about the campus
concerning the innovation in the
coaching system, it is probable that
the matter will be given consideration
at the next meeting of the athletic
council, to be held the latter part of
this week.
The Colby football schedule for the
season of 1916, which was passed by
the athletic council at it's last meet
ing, has failed to receive the approx
al Of the faculty board and, conse-
quently, is held up for certain
changes and omissions. For academic
reasons the faculty, it is said, oppose
the plan Of playing three games af-
ter the close of the Maine champion
ship series. Manager Leeds is making
a few alterations in the arrangement
Of games and will present the remod-
eled schedule at this weeks meeting
Of the athletic council and later to
the board of faculty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-25
PROVIDENCE CLUB PURCHASED
FROM LANN|N BY WIN, DRAPER

New York, Jan. 2i.-At the conclusion
baseball club owners here today it was
officially announced that the Providence
Lannin by William H. Draper a Prov-
dence business man. for $4,000. This
amount is the purchase price of the club
and its players and does not include the
grounds on which the club will con-
tinue to play. Before leaving for Provi-
dence the new owner of the club said
that 20 years ago the Providence team
belonged to him and he hoped to be as