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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-14
SATURDAYS GAMES FAIL TO
CLARITY HIGH SCHOOL
TITLE SITUATION.
TWO IMPORTANT GAMES
TO De PLAYED SATURDAY
uearshalItewn osIaIeesa and Sioux
City. Fort Dodge Contests to Hold
Center Of Interest This Wssk-stats
College Title Battle TO 2. Staged at
Ams', With Close Gam. in Prospect.
Special 70 Times-Republican.


Des Moines. Nov. 1l.-Weather COM
ditions were SO adverse to football Sat-
urday that as far as computing the
ability OF team is concerned the day
was negligible quantity. With the
temperature below the freezing point.
with snow and rain present on every
field IN the state and with mud a fac
tor in many Of the battles. it goes
without saying that the 'alibi army
would have been marched to the front
instanter If any decided upset of the
dope had taken place. Therefore it IS
fortunate that few games OF impor-
lance were scheduled to be played and
the result of these failed in any general
way to affect the battle for the state
championship.
In the high school field, the Sioux
City team came to Des Moines, took
part in the general melee aud departed
Tor it's home, still an aspirant for; the
state title. 1t gave the impression in
It's game with East Des Moines of =
powerful team, with knowledge Of
It's own power SO potent that it did
not need to extend itself. That East
Des MoineA outplayed the visitors for
a part OF the time did not affect this
composure in the least. Unlike a good
many of the games played in the city
this year. the game was good exhibit
ton OF football and with the exception
Of some poor tackling would take its
place well up in the class for technical
- to oth NJ ofyvr dnU usf.
interest was between Ames and Mar
snaiitown and this resulted in score-
less tie. The weather conditions did
not give either team chance for good
pay Of any kind. sss;4r
TIVE Important Games Scheduled.
The central game Of this week is,
tfat between Sioux City and Fort,
lodge. Close to this As the MARSHALL
town Oskaloosa game. Interest An
southeast Iowa centers in the meeting
OF washington and Fort Mad ieon. The
East Waterloo Dubuque game yl4osas
of interest in that section Of the coun-.
try In the meeting Of Fort Dodge and
Sioux City. two teams will have g
chance to chow their real ability. Fort
Dodge has been defeated but in q game
in which it probably did not show It's
play play,nr NJ i Is a.rdssE F .shsdule in the
s,ata q condition which initiates very
largely against good play in all Of Its
san1eS and 1t may be good or bad any
Saturday. Fort Dodge has verifying
to sain and nothing to lose SO it may
be expected to play a hard fighting and
spectacular game against the north
wesk Iowa leaders. The Oskaloosa-
Maohalltown game will eliminate one
of &se claimants from the state con-
testtsand also will demonstrate the
strangth Of the winning teamsit condi-
tions are possible for ATsame. On dope.
Oskaloosa is tho winner but this year
dope has an exasperating way of going
topsy turvey. It might be well to OBJ
serge right Here that in the snowstofm
OF last Saturday there were less up
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-14
lowans Auto to California.

Special 70 TImeS- RepUDIICdH
Whittier Cal. Nov. 14.-An automo-
bile party from Sac City, Iowa, ar
rived in. Whittier last week and Will
spend the winter here. The personn.l
of the party included Mr.. ana Mrs.
Robert GarnatZ. Mr.. and Mrs. ED Gar
natz and Miss Ida Garnatz. The trip
covered about $500 miles, with stops at
Denver and other interesting pieces.
They are related to Mr.. and Mrs. A
J. Leslie of this city. and have taken
apartments here at go North Friend
avenue MIR. Garna;@ Il an auto dealer
of the Hawkeye state and also a large
land hn. der -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-14
scranton a.ls.l,e!....'.

Special .tO<Times- Republlcan.9 = ], y
Scranton Noy ~: Union services
Jun der. the auspices Of the. VIC. II. T..
were held at the Christian church sun
day night. A very appreciative audi
ence was there to listen 10 the pro-
gram. Miss Fender, teacher in Ken
drick township. gaze a recitation and
several small boye sang song relat-
ind 10 the. evils, of drink, HQp. ". ",
Anderson gave short talk. FOLLOWED
Up the Rev. aL-,- c.halnbers,rpf the NJ.
E. schurch .s535ss-.r - ~ -
The bad weather the past few days
has delayed the work on the big drain
age ditch southeast Of town and in.
consequence a large number OF men
are out of work SE
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-14
erandmother's Medicine.

Our grundmothers were wise in the
virtues OF the HERDS OF the field. They
used to gather and store roots and
herbs and use them to cure the all
ments OF their famiiieS-wormwoo God.
thoroughw sage. rue. camomlle--the
list might so on and on of the healing
plants with which they made us "a
miliar.
Now their grand daughters get the
extracts from just such good old roots
and herbs. from the nearest druggist.
ready prepared for use. One such med
icine. which women find best for their
.own ailments. sNthe well-known LYDIA
F., Pinkhain's Vegetable Compound
Advertisement.
An imitation diamond will cratcl
glass but will not cut it as a genuine
one will.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-14
versity Ut SIOUX City. 49, ley
Drake vs.. Missouri at Columbia.
Iowa VS.. Ames at Amea.
hiah School.

= 81 -
Charles City VS.. Usage at Charles
City.
Washington W. Fort Madison. at
Washington.
Davenport VS.. Cedar Rapids at Dav-
export.
Ottumwa VS. Fairfield ut Ottumwa.
Iowa City w., Grinnell at Iowa City.
Oelwein VS.. Waverly at Oelwein.
Mount Vernon VS.. Upton at Mount
Vernon.
Columbus Junction vs.. Wapello at
Wapello.'
West Liberty VS.. West Branch at
West Liberty.
.Manchester, VS.. West Union at Man
chester.
Oskaloosa vs.. Marshalltown at Os'
kaloosa.
Keokuk VS.. Hannibal at Keokuk
Cedar Falls vs.. West Waterloo at
Cedar Falls.
East Waterloo VS.. DUBUQUE at Wa
wapella VS.. Columbus Junction at
Wapello.
Ames VS.. Boone at Ames.
; Corydon VS. Abba at Corydon.
Algona VS., Eagle Grove at Algona.
Newton VS.. Indianola at Newton.
Charlton vs.. Osceola at Charlton.
North Des Moines VS.. Mason City at
Mason City.
Osceola VS.. Centerville at Centervil!e
Dallas Center VS.. Perry at Dallas
Center. ~
Denison VS.. Storm Lake at Denison
Webster City VS.. Eldora at Webster
City.
Rockwell City VS.. Lake City at Rock
we'll.
Red Oak VS.. Villisca at Red Oak.
Estherville vs.. Emmetsburg q:
Estherville.
Fort Dodge VS.. Sioux City at Fort
Dodge.
LeMars VS.. Ida Grove at LeA[ars.
Shenandoah VS.. Atlantic at Shenan
doah.
Sheldon VS.. Cherokee at Cherokee.
Spencer VS.. Milford at Spencer.
Corning VS.. Clarinda at Corning.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-20
TtNSlEN IN Ell FRENfE DCCi-
DENTAL LOS .iLItD0S OETir-
Nf..E TRiG.>:I7GN

En- 81 tr1tro occidental u" In cue
IRA. los llliadOS coninIlan aIcaHZan-
do triunfuS Sobrr suS rnem@os. Sc
.lin los HltmoS infOrmcS rccibld0S
en- rSia capital. En- 81 frcnle franco
anI.a de dirhO tcatro. So han dcS-
arrclali0 Eu"voS Y vi"Irnt"S aIadlcS
contra las posirionrS de! cnemig".
pudirnho dcrirSr que cslaS opera
ZONES son unaS de- las mas @t'lWics
1ua So han rmp!;rndido on las rillt-
mas scmanaS.
En- rl frcnlc del Soma. los ingIe-
Srs 50 han posrsionado 'ic tOdo rl
vale DO! .tncrc. habicndO lib"ado
una batalla en- I'm frentc d" Ccho
miIi2S de- extension y en- la cnal Ia
raballcria Iom6 partc muy im?ortan
tn. Simullinramente con rStaS opr-
racionrs los inglr>rS tHrirron oiraS
maniobras Sobrc la Inca principal
rnemi"a en- los alrrlrdorcS lie CO.
marouri. hasIa las cercanias de Lila.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-20

La discussion verso aohre les rec'en-
tes Gecrctas sobre imPucs!os
mireros del goh.crno
dc facto.
LOS CORiSOHlDGS 4 ffG&R0N AKiGi5
AfGiR2AGiNYtS tGiR 4 o. |fS CGGa!,
FLREKG!6S Dc ATLANTIC GiIY

NUENA YORK. NrNiruG,rr I9. -
Da> d" los ir!"=2'ioS r&r"tnrlaias /"
las conferences Il" A1Iaat" CITY,.
AihrrI" Pan! y Luis Cabrera "SiiNI"-
ron hoy I'll rSta riud&i y r"ni'r'n-
r!ar"n con los Representatives. dr Va
i'iaS rumpallaS nln"ra> am"rNana>
que tirnrn pr"picdadrS rn Mexico.
La disru>i6H. Sr-Dln - pudo ~ihrr
acknowledgements. verso >u5'r los
rrrirntr> drrrrtoS Preferences a i'm
pur>toS minrroS. rXpcdidos por rI
.obirrno de- racto.
Dr<p!ts ir Ia ronfrrcnria. al.u-
nos "cportrro> cntrrviStaron Ca
hrrra. t:alan.to dc Sabrr alg0 i"i eur
81 dur llryan lIS p}aIiras de AtIan-
a.. Cily. Fl drlr=ado rarramcI-ta 50
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-20
Ofra derroto de los CO.
rroucisfas enEl Vergel

TcIrgrama Especial para IL rEENsA.
Ell PASO. TEX, Noviemhre 10
Hoy SO recibieron en- esta cludad IN
fornas de una nucva derrota sufrl-
da por LIS tropas carrancistas, que
hacen Ia ca:npana contra los Willis
tas en- Chihuahua. De acuerdo con
dichcs informes. las fuerzas del 90
hierno de facto fueron derrotadas
por los viliistas en- E! Fcrgel pero
no Sc dan ninguaos detallcs del su-
ceso.
Aseg:raec tambi5n que Villa ha
estah!eciio su cIa.tel general Ell
Berlreiillo = cue con un grueso MI
cleo de tropas esta amagando la
ciudad de Torre6n, mientras otra co
lumna de sus fuerzas esta obstru-
vendo la Marcia ue Murguia hacia
el Norte.
Sabese tambian que Alfonso Con-
ZaleZ ha salido de Durango Y Sc di-
rige a chihuahua, cen ohieto de 10
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-20
T. VILLA (UjIERE
CI)NBATIR AL()S5
ANERIClNOS
Dicrs: que eSta 0rganizando fucrzaS
para tai fin y que mas de la M
TAD de Ia p0biac:Gn de Parrai
81 IL ha undo ya.
ASECURiSE QUE COMO IN :sITEI0
psEIIRIHIaR De ESA CAHPARs Los
YnLSTASA!iC.Rih c. ji!saEl

r.. pt>O TENAS, Novirmbrc -.
i-Irinrmr< rrrihiiOS hoy rn r-:a
t.uild iH,lran que Villa cSta ora
n,zanHo fGr"zas para la caElDa!ia
contra las trupaS amcricana- 81 NJ
yirU Y 81 sibr que csc "fcc!O mas
dr ia mitad dc la pobIari6m .Ic Pa
'rdI :" ia undo a >uS va numcrO-
S.S rurrZaS. l!SIa nOIicia la rrribir-
ron Ell rsta ciudad algunoS america
nos que ticnrn propiedad"S Ell aqucl
distrito minerO.
Srglin So >abr. los villiStaS ip.cia-
ran cn 81 nOrtc De Chihuahua al@u-
nos movimicnlOS prrliminarcs de- la
rampaifa contra PcrStIin=. r0nSis-
tirndo GStos "I. 81 aiaqur rir variaS
pobIarionrS y prinripalmrnte cl De
t.iudad .IuirrZ que 50 l!rvara -Hfrc-
IT, Dor las furrzaS d" QucvcdO Y Sa-
lazar V p0r los lc@aliStaS de Maria
no Tamrz. ir arurrdo con las Ii'Ir-
n"s qur dirhoS irfrS han rcrjbido al"
Villa.
ASrgliraSr que la @uarniciin ca
rranrista dr l.iudad Juir"z ha per-
manrrido Leaf al gObirrn0 dc fario,
Solamrntr por las prOmcsas del J"F"
dr las A%mas ALI. general Gonzalez
!r pa-a-lrS SuS haacrcS cn plata
: harrr'cS l. aum"ntO. pcro So cree
DUG tai pron!rSa no podran .llc"rla
cfe.tiya por murho tempo los ca
rranriStaS. InSiStcnt"S rumorCs cir,
cularon hoy dc que Ia guarni"iGn e
rSa plaza la n"IiliJado Tam"z 4'l'
50 uniria a los lr=aIjStas, per" III,
: una roaici6n con los villistaS no lr'
S"ria muy agradablc.
En- 81 dislritO de- parral los Willis
las rOntnian cOmcticndO aSeSlna,
los 4, eXiranirrO>. a quirneS :" bus
"a por Iod2S las rcgioncS del dlSlrl'
lu. Pur los que mas OdiO han demos.
irado los villiSiaS. son por los rh'-
nos. muchoS de los cuaIrS nan side
va rircUladOS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-20
IN IL IlLlniiIt ! Ia M0LDA-
VIZ iGS iLEHtNES CGNTt-
NJ.;N 81 .iEi\CE.

BERLIN Nuvicmbrc i9.-El infOr-
me Official iado a la publicidad hoy
Dor 81 MniSlrriO de Ia Guerra. en-
rSla capital, ia cuenla de- que al
oricntc del Vale de putna. en- las
montliaS ,lc Gycr=yO. las tr0paS ba-
varas han rcchazado los violcntoS
ataqucS lie los mO>cOvi!aS y oDIIGa-
do al encmigO a rctirarSe hacla cl
str dc HrgyeS. \ pesar de la oDsi!-
Eadl resisicncia de los ruSo-runla-
nos. nucsiras lrOpaS fOrzaron al enc
migo a desalojar sus pOsicIoneS en-
los cs:rcchOS pasos de las montanas
V 10 arrOjarOn a las llanuras DE IA
Nalaqua.
Las poderoSaS fuCrzds rumahaS
Que irabarOn combatc con las iuef-
za> austro-alemanas entire los rios
jul Gi!orl. fucr0n d"rrotadas ell
Tirgujiulij, habiendo sHirldo e! enc
migo cunsiderablcs ptriidas. La lu-
cha fu6 muy reiida y por mas es-
fuerzos que hizo el enemlso por en-
prender un movimiento de flanqueo
Dor el oriente sobre los austro-ale-
names. 6stos hicieron fracasar la ma
niobra. consumando la derrota de
/ los ruso-rumanoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-20


#-lSH!NGTnN. Nar."mUrH l9-
r.-Gina.sr en- la r"~oiucimeS
a,e.,..,i.. luy por r. Pr">ii"nt"
W..,r. ru 1o ,,H. r,~p"rta 4 Ia =
lw..ln u~yf,ala. a.aluoS altos fun
...H.r5n- ii" ra administrator decla
-arln que r<ta >emana haria crisis
I..ia >luari6n. - cree que proba-
lrrmrnir druIro de cuarcnta y Ocho
lara- >r Sabra dr una manera defj-
r.>.l = las coufrrruriaS de Allan
fir civ mr@on I'm frar&So o luvic-
ra0 1Xito.
AlwnaS personals III" rstan cn
..ant.r.a ron 81 Pre>iirnte dji"ron
hor .mr i Carranza 50 rehuSa a
a.rpsa, La drmanda> del -obirrno
ararrfrano. Nr. Wilson arepiara
rrralduirr plan que le r"r"m!rnd"n
lbs drr"-aGoS amrrjran"S. :. las
,..9r,,rn..a~ fraraSan. Ia Admjn.S-
,rarl.,n dara por t"rm.nada Ia ~".i-
tr.a gur mace Tres amos virnr >l-'Irn
,,a con Mexico. Los romiSionado>
aTgcri,anoS recommendation que ="
aioplr una poiltica de- ''mano de ht'
rru" Gur couSi>tiri on IA 5nterv"n-
,.,rn militar cn 81 case i" our Ia
rranza NO rr.onoLra Il proJrctorado
.,,,,.,1 IL. los EStadoS TniiOS S0bre
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-20
Una circular de obreg6D
a los jefss r,::'::ttc~ss

TrIccraml E.r"rial na~a :; ?"E>~i
CIUDAD DE MEN!CC. Nctir:n-
brc l9.--A.varo C3rcg6n. e. Minis
tro de Il Guerra en- el eabi2es- de-!
Primer Jefe don Vcnustiano Cal@"Il-
"a, ha enviado una circular todoS
los generates comandantes militia
res. en- los EstadoS, advirt:tndoIeS
que en case de que deseen 2r2sen-
tarse como candidates los @obier-
no de los Estados, de5eA renU7ciar
los puestcs miiitares que desenDe-
ncn Y pedir su retro del seE"'ic!o
active. EI o6jeto de esa circular,
Sc dice, es el de evitar que en- las
elccciOnes Sc haga preston por par
te de los militares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-20
LAS COADlCi0NIS EN- PARRtL
SON AI|H PEORES hf 10
QUE Sc Hi SibIDO
Ell CONSUL kifHss IN FL PORTE HF NE
Mfa AiCF NFf IA RECIBI2G KFGRHES
fI2EG!GH4S S05Aj & PARTICULAR
Trlcgrama Especial para IL rEENSA.

.fitHl hii" r>pFt'h' para i-N 'hi-''''''
FL pASO. Texas. Novicmbrr -.
Max Weber. cl consul aIcman en-
rar"ado de los asuntOs dlplomdtirns
Ell rl nortc de Mexico. anuncid hoy
en la vccina plaza de- Giud2d Jua-
rrz. Que habia rcribido inf0rm"s e
rrrlIg;adoS ;.hinOS Y mcyicanOS que
han Ilc@ado Il rSa plaza pror"drnteS
de- .IimfnrZ. Chih.. Iu;encS diccn Que
Villa ordcn6 que todoS los cXtranir-
rOS que rcSidicran on Parral Y Ell 81
,IiSlrito minrro del miSmo n0mbrr.
furran mucrt0S. Dirho$ rcfu2iado$,
;!i.e cl citado consul alrman. ayr
-an que cmprrndicrOn cl Viajc de ii
minrz. dcSpu,;S de hablar con ai.u-
nos de SuS paiS&nOs que lOgr2rOn rs-
rapar de Parral.
FL Consul Weber declare que So
Gin Ir inOfrmarOn los rcfcrid0S re-
fugiadOS. las c0ndiciOncS en- parraI
son tOdavia peOrcs do 10 que So ha
.lirhO aqui. "ElIOs cOnfirman las no,
iirias de que Villa Orden6 la muertf
dc tOd0S los eXtranieroS Y despuG>
de aScgurarSc de la veracidad de Ia
disposition hicieron cl viaje Ia
frontrra para traCr esOs infOrmes
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-20
IL CATHEDRAL DE REHlS SE En-.
CJENTRi GRlNDEMENTE DE
TERIORADA
ser,icia E>prrfaI para IL PHENss.

ser,fria E>YrrihI para IL r!I.NS!S.
REIllS. Francia. Novicmbre i9.-
Ia .aledral DO eSta ciutad ha So
.ui,!o Sutrientu ieStrozoS por l&>
.ranaia< de n artillafia enemi=".
DesIe 81 die priln:ro del actual. mas
lr mil -ranadas han hecho blanco
an Ia c.,ada catedral. hablendo cau-
sldn ia demo!ici6u dc cuatrO de los
ronfrafuertes volados que sOStenian
81 .rsno. por 10 cual Sc teme que
eSta pueda venirse abajo.
r. edificio Sc encucnlra tan agu-
iereado que cuando llueve el aqua
penesra poc los boqueteS abiertoS en-
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Hughes dgsccasarG tres
ser,anGs en- Lakewocd

LAKEWOOD. n. J. NovieGbr2 -
Aver en- Il tarde lego a csta ciu-
dad cl 81. Carries Evans Hughes. c@n-
didato del Pavsido Republican, : Il
rresi3orcia de Ia repablica, con CD
jcto de Dasar u0as vac2cioEes de )
scmaAas aProx;a2d21aente para des-
cansar d rs fatigas de Ia campa!la
pasada.
Mr.. Hughes Y ST. esposa fueron
rcci1.ios cl L, estavi6n por mus de
PaSa 4 Ia II. piina, col. 5a.)
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mar poseci5n del gcbicrao del Esta
do. en- sustituci6n de Francisco Ire
vino. herrano de Jacinto, cue has
ia ahora ha venido desempenando
csc puesto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-20

ci lecho Y dcteriora lis piedras cal
cinadaS De las cripIaS Y cimient0s.
TcImiSantemrnte Sc ha prohibido
la entrada al temple los viSitantes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-20

Pasa a la sd. pIana, col. 3a.)
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LIBROS EN- ESP PAN0Is

Conpre asted sas hhros en- espanol a
Ignacio E. Lozano, 5GT Dolorcsa St ST..
Antonio, Teas Su casa es Ia mas barats
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TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has larger
circulation than any other mexican news
paper in the United .-tates
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-16
At ONCE! STOPS
STOMACH MISERY
and INDIGESTION
"Pape's Diapepsin" makes sick,
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feel fine.

Do some foods you eat hit back
taste good. but work badly; ferinent
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but what pleases you most is that ii
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ach SO you can eat your favorite foods
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-16
Francois Sill of $50. oQ0. 600.

The French Ambassador Jusserand
has just journeyed from Washington to
Shadow Lawn to present to President
Wilson one of Frances bills against
the United States for French losses in
Mexico. The particular bill which
Ambassador Jusserand presented to
Mr.. Wilson was for s6o,00o,0OO. that
being the loss inflicted op Frenchmen
IS a result of Carranza's having arbi-
trarily closed the doors and confiscated
the property of the Banca de Londres
y Mexico. The diplomatic representa-
tives of the European powers long ago
made it clear to President Wilson that
their respective governments, recogniz-
ing the rights of this country to deal
with Mexico as it saw fit, and to recog-
nize Carranza if it wished to, would
hold the United States responsible for
any losses to their citizens and their
property resulting from Carranza's
high handed and unlawful methods.
When they are all presented these bills
will reach an appalling total.
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Pennington Journal. R. L. SPOTS
family saw one which they estimate
will weigh 200 pounds or more on the
Carry road. between Oquossoc station
and Haines Landing. as they were re-
turning home from an afternoon auto
ride. At Cupsuptic one night recently
C. ". Fanjoy. who has two bear-dog
pups which he hopes to train up in the
way they should go. was aroused from
slumber by terrified hullahaloo from
these Juvenile bear-hunters, who were
spending the night under the camp.
The pups made such a racket that Fan
arose and cussed them for disturbing
his sleep. He says they would stick
their heads out from under the camp
and bark, taking care to keep them
selves out of rarm's way. After quiet
ing the pups-by making more noise
than they could thereby shamins them
into silence-Fan went back to bed TO
find ir the morning that bear had
heen enjoying a midnight feast out OF
his swill- barrel
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Grave Problems.

That the administration is confronted
with grave problems as result Of the
U-boat warfare being conducted off the
Atlantic coast is the consensus Of opin-
ion In Washington, as it seems to be
at Shadow Lawn. The President sum-
moned the secretary Of state to a con-
ference regarding them. Among these
problems are the questions: Has the
United States a right to object to this
warfare along it's coast and 5000 miles
from the seat Of war? Does the warn
ing of a ship and the transfer Of its
passengers and crew to open boats on
the high seas conform to the require
ments of international law? Is it the
purpose Of this U-boat activity to es-
tablish what amounts to a blockade Of
American ports? Is 1t possible that
German submarines have a base of
supplies on the Atlantic coast? Was
the visit Of the U-53 to Newport a le-
Ultimate call. or was 1t conducted for
military purposes and. therefore, a vi
olation Of American neutrality:
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APPETITE AND HEALTH :,
s.,,at;ta ID . sure sign Of u

Loss OF appe0pe V " ~ -
o: Tho.. Who take Dr.. Williams Pink
phi. for PALE People a. . tonic invarl.
ablv say that their improvement began
18th 4 noticeable increase in the sppe'
tits when you are sick and your "
tsi;tv Il low your appetite fails. Moth
in vour meals. Under such circum'
stances good digestion is impossible.
Dr. WiliamsS Pink Pills tone up the
.rt;re svstem. the blood Is enriched
and sood red blood is essential to nor
nal Digestion. The glands that secrete
the digestive fluids are strengthened,
not merely stimulated, and you once
more enioy . good appetite: Looking
forward pieasurably to meai-tlme 10 sne
ant sign Of returning healths strenstn
and vitality.
What to eat then becomes . problem
and It is solved by the diet book that
The Dr.. Williams Medicine Co., Schen-
ectady, N. Y, will send you on re-
Quest. It gives the relative dlgestibliity
Of different foods, gives the proper diet
In various diseases and is q handy book
to have. ,,,,-
is fifty cents per box. Your own drug"
eist sells them or they will be sent oy
mail. postpaid. on receipt OF price.
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In Feeble Hands,

1--WE cannot say now in what par
ticular sort of mess we shall find
things in March next" This state
ment. made by Gov. Hughes at Phila-
delphia. elected from his audeice cries
of That's right" No one can foresee
what sort of mess the country will be
in, but that there are grave complica-
tons ahead. growing out of both the
Mexican situation and the European
war, is certain and the question which
the American people will have to de-
eide November I. is whether they want
to trust to the feeble hands now on the
helm of the Ship Of State to extricate
them, or whether they want real
American for President, one with
f1rmness and character and who will
surround himself with a Cabinet COM
posed of real men. Reports from all
sections of the country seem to indi-
cate the latter, greatly to the encour-
agement of Mr. Hughes managers.