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Washington Journal., 1916-12-15
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befannt, ouf perfudten 2anoesperrat
begangen i'm 5eloe (bas beiBt pdbrenf
bes &risgsauitdnbes), unb @ioertdnf
gegen bic Staots9epalt lautet. 9iers
auf beantrcgte Der Wertreter Der On.
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Mngetlagte proteitierte gegen ben leBter
Sell bes Mntrdges. Na9 paragrapF
285 Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
muBte jcoo1 bic @erbanOlung iiber
bic Qusi9lieBun9 Der Seffentlidteii
in ni6t0ffentli9er Sibung ftattfinDen.
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ben 3u60rern eerdumt.
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Seffentli9teit pieoer berseRsat lnr
Der gef9luB bes 0eri9tes oabin Der-
tinbet, baB oie Seffentli9teit fpeger
@efdbroung Der 6ffentli6en Si9erbeit.
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BEN lei. Mu6 Die 3ulaHung pon Ser
tretern Der preFe fam nid)t In 5rage.
ba mad paragrapb Is oes GinFiibs
runesgefeBes CUR neutrality-suspicious.
.orbnung 8eri6te iiber Ole @erbanolunQ
bur9 bic greHe nidt berDffentli9i
tpernen biirfen, tpenn Die 0effentli6feil
Der 8erbonolung tpegen Gefdbrbum
Der 5taatsIiderbeit ausgeidlofien 1T.
Dos urteil lautete allf 3pet Sabre.
feds Monate, BRET Sage 3u9tbaua
unb Gntfernung aus Dem 9eere tpeger
berfu9ten &riegsberrates. erf6perter
l~lngeborfams uno Mioerftdnos gegen
Ole @taotsgepalt. SIS puroe mil
@riinoen na9 MISUNDERSTANDING Der
Deffentli9teit ee9en bier llbr nadmits
tags perfinbet. Sci Der Gtrafaumef
flung mar bas @eriAt BON ber Nniidl
ausgeganee1, oaB 2iebfnedt niht aug
ebrlofer @efinnung eebanDelt ha6e.
fonbern baB polittider 5anatismrs oi'
griebfeber BET isinen @%erfeblungen &c.
fpefen lei. NuS oieiem @ruabe bat e
ouf bic minbeft3uldffige 5trafe ers
fannt nno ou9 BON Der MberfennunQ
Der biirgerliden Gbrenredte abgefeEeil,
@egen oiefes llrteil bat 2iebfne9i
feitbem 8erufung ~angemeloet.
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biirgerli4en Gbrenredte nidt abge,
fprpden finb, bleibt er na6 ben para.
sropben 8 unb 4 oes Mablgefetes
Observation-Disclosures.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-05-06
PINK EYE:
Brazilian Balm
Proves Effectual

Years ago when living n Wilmington
I had au attack of PINK Eye and paid
br Mckay SO for % prescription IL
said be had written over dozen already
that morning and that ID would sare lN
i week or ten days
But ! never rot il tiiIed ! happened
to think OF my own remedy. BRAZIL
IAN BALM (which was working So
many wonders and thought ! would
iry that The result was magical 1t
soothed the pain, killed the germs. and
removed every trace OF blood congestion
almost over night Was not laid ~
from business nn hour
Its use IL very simple Make an eye
water by putting ~ or ! . drops OF Balm
into tcaspoonful Of water IN teacup
Put a few irops of this mixture into
eyes often and all over the eyes 4
Joe or 25c bottle will cure q whole fam
ily II every hodg will use the Balm
they can stamp out the epidemic 10 20
time X IS Just AZ excellent for all
outward Use imaginable sores. burns
'ellings etc. and does one thing
nothing else has ever been known
IT,. kills the germs and instantly
Blood Poison from wounds
uaNl which proves fatal 10 SO
many. even 20 physicians themselves
Please ten your friends. Yours for
truth and good will = f. Jackson
Proprietor. Arcade. y V
All druggists
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-05-06

Tive Pythagasians Of Ancient Greece
a.. ~, uple food. practiccd temperance
ana =, irity As badge they used the
s,. ointed star which they regarded
symho. of health A red five
,,oi,,, cd star appears on each package Of
f,ha,, ibcrain's Tablets. and still fulfils
~ !, lcient mission rs a symbol Of health
n ~ are troubled with indigestion
hili, Isness or constipation. get pack
o., of these tablets from your druggist
Vo,i will be surprised a, the quick re-
l,ee which they afford Ohtainahle
j, erywhere
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-05-06
Chamberlain Tablets Have Done
Wonders For Me"

i have beer d sufferer from stomach
trouble for number of wears. and al
though have ased a great number of
paint Chamberlain Tablets he
first medicine that has given me positive
and lasting rrIef. writes Mrs Anna
hadin ~pcncerpart N " "1 hanher
lain'- Tablets have done wonders for
me ana value them very hghlg 0b
tauable everywhere
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-05-06
\ Lighthouse Men
To Pens

Tn, ~.,.t.. Monday PASSED the Nci
4ee Nh ,rD. ling Tor voluntary retire
n,rf III .M.er- ami employees 81 the
gilres,i ghthousos and the light
baIs. .. at the age M fa years
affer x. ,...ss service, ami compulsory
ratiren,.,,, "a the age Of lU Years
pe,ira,,..rt Jay would bee az the rate
81 one forti eva - w iA-' dhiuAi i'at
for each yC y ae.lN' SGT S. 'ee ~. ~
exceed hi .ot 'i'''i'7' ih' u'i' nov
goes to thu mus
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-05-06

lifted up II so
1t should be at
once set aside. Tor
the evangelist III
terprots the word
for us This Dc
said signifyiug
W hat death be-
should die
In three other
places In John s
gospel this ex.
preston lifted
mp used tho
third chapter the
fourteenth verse
II
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-05-06


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N'iafe3 ODD clilns or any one time
''a' today on this side q the cross
millions follow in b train Iiis word
NaFe some irA' AHa II he iiit"d
up Hta draw all men nta me
hai GUS power WE have All
experienced 70 lt IS tide attraction ot
saef'ac Who IS NOT drawn hr it
SHALL never forget how as boy
was drawn 90 ihaf nero OF ih" tr'
iakef lphn MAYNARD by reading 'Ne
si3f 81 he sacrifice tia "af pii2'
ot e take steamer thaf eaashi Are aad
though p" flames s"eff around tue
pilot house Do LraFelF stood ai hes
posi- From me stern % th"
where passengers and Gre" w fat'
ri'Hi rs captain repeatedly called 9Ht
aa YOU hold ont iHfi" longer
Joha ana each time more fe"h!s
ane he reply Aye aye 'r it'le
longer AZ last the heel of tho haat
ground upon the EravellY heach anf
att were sawed except John la'n1ri
who died az his post WHO. ask is
not drawn by such sacrifice AID y
"" sacrifice ~ John MAYNARD draws
oue.s heart who Is There mat viii pai
he drawn 70 Christ as thef Know the
story ~ his sacrifice on the cross
Hearts are drawn. the world over
as the old love story OF The cross IS
told Thore IS no doubt about that
Nafchlass as the teaching of hrist is
wonderful and beautiful u.s. lIs ife oi
earth was q is the story u Calvary
Thar draw human hearts For there
God ia Christ met and settled forever
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-05-06
Mo6hJ1hlIz. ./lHndG0
Baltimore, M

Baltimore. Chesapeake & Atlantic
Railway Company
rocOMoKE * oJCoHANNoCK RIVER IfSE
Schedule Now IN Effect
Pocomoke River Line leaves Baltimore
p. No. Fridays for Crisiied Onaucock
Finney S, Popular Cove, SaNis and land
ings on the Pocomoke River 60 Snow
Hill
Leave Snow lill Mondays a. pa iop-
ping az above landings.
Subject 20 change without notice
WILLARD THOMSON r. MURDOCH
General Manager General Pass Agt
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-05-06
CONTROL THE COOLING
MOTH BY SPRAYING


Now that The dormant season pray
ing is over orehardists mus prepare
Tor the control Of the Cooling Moth
which causes wormy apples, by trea
inc their apple trees JUS as ihe bio
SONS fall
The Cooling Moth passes THROUGH
the winter as full grown latea n "a
small white cocoon beneath OF DO
crevices Of the bark About he imc
that apples bloom the larsa tran
forms % he pupa from which thc
moth cnerges
The female lays from 80 70 90 egg
mostly upon the foliage The eggs
hatch in from FIVE 20 ton DAYS de
pending upon The season ard temporal
lure Tile young larya u-ually feeds
a lrtle on The tender parts Of the
leaves before IL crawls 70 he nearest
Young apple which r. attacks by en-.
'erine the ealy1 cup Some WiH enter
he stem end or on the side The
Iarva continues % feed into fhe young
fruit, us work being indicated BY the
well known eNcreta thrown on from
'hr calyx showing me woriuiness OF
tho apple The larya roaches maturity
10 frou three 20 four weeks and eat
~ way oui usually through the side
Of The apple. and seeks secluded
spot Who're II spins us cocoon FOR
transforming 10 no adu' III this
region there Is d partial eeond brood
occurring about july ist
Controlling The Moth.
Tho ood.ng Moth is controlled by
PRAYING nifn an arscncal sueh as
Ar-onate 81 Lend PARTS Green. tc
Usually combination spray ap.
Piled. using concentrated lime sulphur
solution. diluted "a Dec rate Il one and
oue-haf gallons 20 harra' - water
'or Diseases. "a nt added Ae
arssuicai Two pounds Pa Al-euafe
ot Lead or abou one hr pound
rarir Green Mos growers use Arr
senate % Lad II 'he powd gel Ar
senate OF Lead IS used one pogul TO
he barre suaidea
Nam comnee al ams ceiling
Arsenae ai Lime % place il Ar
ATE " Lead This hHie heaper
and there i 30 re,o @at i hoald
aot he equally a. ,gec.iso 90 apple
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-05-06
How About 1t?

Are YOU going 10 plant any Apple,
Pear. Cherry. Small Fruits Grape Vines.
Roses. Nut Trees. or anything else IN
the line os Nursey Stock II SO. let US
price your list our Specialties are first
Class Stock. TRUE TO NAME at mod
crate living prices Address or come
and see u.s.
Atlantic Nursery Co., Inc.
ROBERT } SHOVEL, Pres.
D. W. BABCocN. scc. and Treas
ST Martins Road. BERLIN MD
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-05-06
Do
1T
NOW

Right now while Winter
is on and you can spare
your automobile better
than any other season OF
the year is the time to
get it overhauled and
made ready for the
splendid DAYS to come in
the Springtime.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-05-06

SIX Touring Car SSl5
With detachable limousine top $50
SIX Roadster SIS
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-03


 colored birds will outscore parti-col- ored' specimens. Hen No. HOS is the best individual with score of s30 points out of a possible 1000 for per- feet. The best pen score was s16 l-2. Both best pen and best individual are Conn. The best Bun Rock is Hen No. 151 with a score of 9zT 1-2 and the best Columbian Rock Hen No. 162. scored 922 1-2.
 The subjoined table indicates the average pen of all Plymouth Rock varieties thus affordings a comparison of their, showroom qualifications. No Birds. Varietv.s< Score 100 Barred Plymouth Rocks s61 .b0 White Plymouth Rocks S11 10 Buff Plymouth Rocks sos 10 Columbian Plym'th Rocks eot The three best. pens in each of ths principal breeds are as follows: Pen. Plymouth Rocks.
 4 Jules F. Francais CBarred) W. - Hampton Beach. L. I. ...... 46s Fairhelds Farms. cBarreD -. Is Holliston Hill Poultry Farm
 (White) Holiiston. Mass. 29l
 Wyandottes.
 27 Tom Barron. Cwhite) Catforth. 20 obed c. Knight, cwhitej
 Bridgeton, R. L ...-........ fl. 21 F.. W Backus. GWhite) Chat
 ham, Ontario ..... sst
 Rhode Island Reds. 50 Jacob E. Jansen, North Haven,
 conn ............... 3Se 45 A. W. Rumery, Danville, N. H. 36i S7 Hillview Poultry Farm, St. AL
 bans, Vt. 35l
 White leshorns. i69 Will Barron, Bartle, near Pres
 ton England 4z: 68 Tom Barron, Catforth, near
 Preston, England .. 35t 75 Frank R. Hancock, Jackson
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-03

tract for the erection of storehouse for the American Thread company at Glasgo. The storehouse will be 100 feet long and 40 feet wide, and there will be a fire wall 100x112 and 25 feet high, to protect the cotton house from the remainder of the mill
 Peck & McWilliams have started on the construction of an icehouse for the American Thread company, and the work is to be completed within IA days from the time the work was started. The icehouse is to be 20x40 feet in size.
 Have Contract at Fishers Island.
 Stetson & Young have force of men at work on the construction of two bungalows on Fishers Island for the Ferguson Brothers, owners of the isl- and. The bungalows are to be built near the Mansion house and are to cost between $500 and S6, 1000 each. There are to be seven rooms in each bun gaiow and all modern improvements are to be installed, including electric lights. The interiors of the bungalows will be handsomely finished off. They will be ready for occupancy in time for the summer season.
 Frame Addition on Division Street.
 A. frame addition, 14x25 feet in size, building at No 2S Division street, own ed by Harry Hill. The addition is to be used as a kitchen, and at the rear of the addition there will be an Sx8 fiue chimney with fue lining.
 Addition to Durham Street House.
 N. H. Whitford is erecting frame addition to the building at No Al Durham street. The addition will be one story high and 1Ox1S feet in size. It will be of wooden frame construc- ton.
 To Alter Talman Street Building.
 Daniel J. Brown has been granted a permit to alter a frame building on Talman. street into a house. Wood studs and framing lumber will be used in the remodeling, and there will be some interior changes. The rooms are to be attractively finished off Remodeline Building Into Bakery. c. DelCarlo has the contract for the remodeling of building on Asylum street into bakery. On the first floor of the building there will be a cement floor. bakery oven will be con structed at the rear and outside the building, and will be connected with the building. The building is owned by w. Sacha.
 Huntington Avenue Bungalow.
 D. l.. Browning has just finished a six room bungalow for F. H. Bushnell on Huntington avenue at Norwich Town. It is a house that has been re- modelled into an attractive bungalow, with all modern Improvements. The house has been rented to a tenant who is already occupying it.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-03
WATCH SORE THROATS

because swollen glands or infamed membranes often affect other tissues and lung trouble easily follows.
 As Natures .corrector of throat troubles the pure cod liver oil in Scotts Emulsion is speedily converted into germ-resisting tissue; its tested giycer- inc is curative and healing, while this wholesome emulsion relieves the trouble and upbuilds the forces toresist tubercular germs and avert the weak ening influence which usually follows.
 If any member of your family has a tender throat, get bottle of Scott.s Emulsionto-day. Physicians prescribe it to avert throat troubles, overcome bronchial disorders and strengthen the lungs. No alcohol. OF harmful drugs. Always insist on Seott's.
 Scott & Bowpe. Bloomfield. N. ,. is-n
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-03
AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS


 and especially recommended by seeds men, for often seed growers recom- mend those kinds which are prolific seed producers. regardless of whether they are of high Qaulity or not.
 It IS well to try new varieties on q small scale rather than to give. up the entire planting of those varieties which we have used in the past for some new varieties highly recom- mended by some seed growers. One should follow the conservative policy oL planting largely those varieties Wnich have proved most profitable and successful in the past and at the same time experiment in a small way with some of the kinds most highly reoommended by seed specialists. The Market Growers Journal brings out the fact that the average person does not plan to purchase all. of his nome requirements from one dealer but goes to the different stores which specaalfze on different things which they require for the home Tn like manner the Journal recommends that those who purchase vegetable seeds study specialists catalogs and buy diff ferent varieties from those who spe- ciaiize and produce the highest oual- ity. The high quality seeds as s. rule cost. only little more than average grade and are very much superior in every way. They take up no. more land, no more fertilizer, no more la- DOT. and yet oftentimes are twice as productive.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-03
SANITARY MILK FAILS.
Some of the Essentials Which Should
 Get Proper Attention.

According to Prof Nichols of the Kentucky Experiment Station the es- sentials of a sanitary milk pail are first, that it shall be provided with a small opening; second, that all seams and grooves shall be flushed with sol der to obliterate the crevices which harbor bacteria; third, that provision be made for pouring out the milk over an uncontaminated surface; and, fourth, that the pail shall be of pro per height for convenience in milking. A small opening in the milk pail is necessary to reduce the chance for dirt and other foreign material to get into the milk This opening should be as small as possible without reducing its size to the point where it will be unduly difficult to draw the milk into it.. From the standpoint of cleanliness the smaller the better. In practice it is not advisable, to have the opening smaller than six inches in diameter. The flushing of the seams of the pail prevents the lodgment of curdy mate rial and bacteria. Provision for pour ing out the milk over an uncontami- mated surface is important because the edge of the pail Is easily contami- mated by foreign matter falling upon 1t and rubbing against the leg of the COW or the soiled clothing of the milk CT. If the pail is provided with a cap ped spout this furnishes an uncop- taminated surface over which the milk may be poured when the pail is emptied.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-03
NORWICH COMMERCE
NEW LONDON.
High Tension Power House Is Being
 Pushed Along Rapidly.

matter of few weeks will see the brick work of the new high ten- sion power house of the Shore Line Electric Co. off Williams street, near the foot of Chappelrs hill, completed and the work on the concrete roof commenced. The structure is being built on Connecticut college grounds, well back from the street, in order that the state law forbidding the run ming of, high tension cables on thor oughfares,. will not be violated. Run ming from the north side. of the build ing, through specially prepared i'm Sulating tubes, will be six high tension cables which. after following a course through the fields and woods west of the Norwich road will join the Shore Line circuit at a point approved by the state commissioners above Thames vile. Power will be supplied for the entire line between Norwich and this city by, the local station.
 Absolute fireproof is the plan in the erection of the new building. With the exception of. the extreme upper DOT tion, which will not come into con tact with the high tension cables in any form, the building will be con- structed on hreproof material with concrete and brick as the chief build ing materials. sg About five feet under the surface of the ground has been set a concrete water table and built on that are the foundation walls These walls are of brick and are "A inches across. The brick walls continue to the height of the building and it is esti- mated that when the last brick has been laid there will be about 28s,000 in the structure.
 The highest portion of the build ing proper will be 33 feet and eight inches which will be in the centre of the structure. -s Rising on either side of the central portion will be the high tension wings, each wing being 24 feet in height. The outside dimen- sions of the entire building vii be 43 feet and three inches wide by IT feet, six inches long. The build ing will face on a new street being cut west from Williams street.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-03
ALLEGED CONSPIRACY
 IN RESTRAINT OF TRADE
Charged Against Manufacturers of
 Medicinal Preparation.

New York, Feb. 2.-Alleging a con spiraey in restraint of trade to des- troy it's business, the John D Park and Sons company, of Cincinnati, Ohio, manufacturers of medical prep arations, instituted a suit in the United States district court here yes terday under the Sherman antitrust law to recover treble damages aggre- gating $1,500,0o0 from a number of concerns engaged in the manufacture purchase and sale of medicinal prep arations throughout the country
 The complaint charges that the de- fendants are a part of the National Wholesale Druggists association, an unincorporated body which includes in it's active membership 75 per cent. of the wholesale druggists of the United States and in its associate membership producers of medicinal preparations The association, it is further alleged Is affiliated with the National Asso- citation of Retail Druggists. whose membership comprises more than 5e per cent. of the retail druggists of the country and the Association of Man, ufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Preparatory Articles of the United States, whose membership embraces 75 per cent. of the makers Of patent medicines.
 The plaintiffs aHege that a conspir- acy has existed since 1904 and. all though the government at one time en- joined the defendants in suit brought under the Sherman law in Indiana, eff forts to coerce the plaintiffs and dam- age their business has continued. The alleged conspiracy, according to the complaint. was furthered through va rious agreements and contracts witf jobbers and a systematic campaign carried on through trade journals and bulletins t.= es