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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-02-01
MERCER

The annual town meeting will be
held Monday, March 5th, at Mercer
village.
Louise, the oldest daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Harry Corson was i'll the
greater part of last week, but is i'm
proved somewhat now.
The many friends of Truman Bige-
low are pleased to know that he has
arrived home after being in the hos
pital for few weeks. All hope that
he will soon be in good health again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kelley at
tended the funeral of the late Mrs.
Albion Hersom of Rome last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore spent
Saturday and Sunday in Skowhegan
with their daughter Mrs. James Dun
vile.
Mrs. L. F. Ladd is expecting a visit
from her daughter and baby Virginia
of Winthrop Center. Mass, this week.
ANSON
-Marcellus Xtles- wbn -eras>leyaa
at the Newcastle Co. at North Arson,
was a visitor at the home of his son.
Willis Viles last Sunday
Mrs. Everett Preble who has been
very sick with the grippe at her
home on Preble Hill, is better at this
writing.
Saturday night about ten O'Clock
Chester. the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lynn Worster passed away. The
funeral was held Tuesday forenoon
at their home on Spear Hill The
little boy was ten months old and
has been very sick
We understand there are several
cases of measles in Madison. Hope
they will stay on that side of the
river
Mrs. Hipzebah (Hilton) Sawyer
died at the home of her daughter Mrs.
F. A. Gilman Sunday at one o'clock.
Mrs. Sawyer who was SO years old,
June 8, has been feeble for some
time. when the grippe which so many
are having, FASTENED her death. She
leaves to mourn her loss, two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Olive Gilman of Arson and
Mrs. F. A. Gilman of Madison. at
whose home the funeral was held
Tuesday at 10 o'clock.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-02-01
JACkMAN

The Jackman Lumber Co. mill has
been down all last week as the main
shaft broke and repairs had to be
sent for.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22

San GIarte, Der BON be-
pOli3ei in Montana, 4orDzgatptt
un6 aanaoa geludf nirb, puroe por
6ilfsIberiff Sad Zeal aus 8aliet
gountp, Montdna sri6oiisn, als q
istner 0erbaftung be%fpaffnsten Mt
Oeritau0 entgsgenfeBte. Gr purpt
Don geb1roen In RorDs0 nfota uni
Montana tpsgsn @feroeoisbfabls UNI
in Ganaoa psgen Shmuggelns gs,
Iu6t. SIN Der 4d6s BON 5insbals
Mont. ptirbe er mtDedt, uno ala
Der NIT Ieintr @erbaftung betrautl
Sheriff 8eal bieIelbe pornebmeB
pollte, 3og Der 8srbreher jeinen Hs,
DoIber, bsn er ftets Bel ii9 trug
Der 8edmts mar ieboa idnetler uni
ihoB 3uerit. CT feusrte 6rei GhuIil
o6, Don Osnen 3uei trafen. 3roBbeR
glarte ihtper ~perlpnnbst mar, lei
ftste er Wioerituno. murDs aber a6er,
pdltigt. SR gr0Bttr Sic ipurDe e.
per Shlitten no9 0iusoole gsbro6t
ltarb absr. che dr3tliAe 9ilfe srlaugi
DerbeH fonnts.
elmer gsfd6rlidsh 0pera,
ton. bic ie0o9 tabellos geglidt lit
batte Iin in Ieiparf, n. +, bel
finHdbrige 5arolo gbpin StoOil
oeiien Gltern in 9foomFieIo ppbn,
bait fuo, unter5iehen miiiien. i'm
am 2eben erbalten neroen gu i0nnfn
Der 4nabe perf6ludfe am 3anfia.
gungstage baeurd eine Der fleiner
5rinte, bic als peanuts oosi
p~fdusnniIis betannt iinb uab gsrr
gsgeiieu Derben, bdB er fprah, ndb
renn er bic Rug i'm Munbe bate
Die unl9einbure RuB periodic ff
un0 gerist in BEN renten 9nngsn,
FIiesl. "a Der and6e an furdt6a.
rem 6uitenrsi8 fit uno Elm argt aus
8loomfislb nint msbr belfsn fonuts
Duroe Der 9nabe mad BEN gtugsA.
un0 Obrenz 6Oipital in Rem 0or.
aenommen. 3ort ffellte man burd
auDenbuue bon 90ntgenfrabler
Fslf, OaB Der feline Aern IN bei
eunge eingebettet liegs. IS blieI
nihts anberss ubrig, als bic Stu
Dura eiaens oa3u tonItruisrts Besti
seuge Granddaughter, po5E pisosi
Elm Operafibsr eingrif notiunsii
purot. lleber orei StunbsH folI be-
alsins In Der Rarloie gslegeH 6absr
Der anabs srboIts iin 0onn dhel
Isbr fhntn uHo ipieit heiis NIT fei,
nsn 8amsraom psrgnugt auf Del
GtraBs
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Ten. psr Dos eIsentIi6 III, Der Dol
mir iiebt!"
r0srr Saasrtnip. Qnne ipsif
~boqtommeu 8efhsio ibr Bate
Eaidt!"
rS-pl gli6tl Dos 6ab i'd min
geoa6ti. . Boram baden SIR mel
mem 9ruber uift bic pone Mabrbsii
asfast2"
.Nsil Der unfdbis III, mid 81.
p%erlte6sn!, . . Der tDnnts o1s gai
nttt 6sgreiien, pie id IN ben Sumpl
6incingerdten BIN! Mime dber psiE
nirtIih allies aun ons aler.
!sbtsll"
rnno nenn aHne MI nint BIZ
groBe glbi4aft mit6stdme24
y0err !6olertpu oamais = id
perbe 56neu has ipObl nod sr5d6
len O~iirfsH, oa bdtP i'd nidt i'm
9raum an cine gs~rbiRouns &C.,
oa@t!"
Rolitun 1islt ben atemr an. ial.
benz QIten fsit ms @eiidt. 9es.
NOR bic 9robe! Dos mar bic 8dbr
beitl
2dngIom na9n Der oos redts Ben
Dom Iinieu, limb opf, belt bic 5ani
bin.
PER- 8aroa. 6dttu Gle nur mi
Der @imper geSudt, 10 bGfte msim
6ou0 MD Der Gdrtenpferte geseigt
90 oberi ga pir merosH iebsnl
4bsr bel Der sritsR 6luuterei .oOei
Gd0nfdrberei Tag i'd: toiea Sie!
SD bin tein Iarr un6 babe ebr
li6eu Milsnl Gbrli6sn, 9srr Sal
lertoni1
sc iutl G8 ipirb GFsus5eitl uni
beute abeno, ga bert md elmer mi
Su mein 5rsuuo 9amn. Ginsr
Der pos Qeben teunt. Entertainment
,gtit allen! BUR rttnen Slid
6err Salertpp! 0amit i1 ipieotr 0t
8ruit rausoriidm Isrne!!4
rsouen &c lernsn! I. Sisr!,
6Ortiesung fOIst).
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Die GcGh6ftsmclt Omaba$ lit nadb nnc nod
Saxon iibcrScMot tucrcen, Sab sic ,G6elicbc
OMAHA Gribiine" ais Nnseioc<1ftcSium sum
Grfcl0c fiibrt. Sic wirN i'm Hcim ab0clics
fcrt, bIcibt I'M Hcim MaH wirH pom alien
SdrnilicmnitolicHcrn, bcicnHers Hcn P0iss
~framcn, aclcicn. r6Scn, sic Sic SrAucn
as kmnHi6aft babcn wcacn, bcpcr5ngcn
Sicic Setting.
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iSaruen ~ D~erfaufen.
fFarmlon6 an perfaufen.

1880 @der gfnnh Coup Gountn,
Gebr., @reis $4,000; $4,000 an.
5ablungt Reit 5 Sabre NIT 6 Bro
8ent 4.3immer Sails, Stoqung.
Sauppen, grttes &oiier mo gsino.
nilble; eigeltilmer 5iebt mejtlid.
9ieie aanh lieat ungefdbr "a Mei,
len bon Der Giienbobn, bod ioa cine
nelte Stede nddites Sabr geboltt
uer0en. 100 8ullan6, Smobiieel
qnt NIT Blue @ras geinbt. g..
Srallta, 576 granoeis Bldg. 0nla.
ia, 9ebr. -2-28.17
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2as gr5ftc snd Der @eIt.

Der 5anitritforider Glar Mliiae,
in Grforo DerDffentli1tt iiingit Elm.
8sidreieung Oes punOerbarsn 8u6si
r9ut9 9up@, BAG fir bas gr0Bt
Bud Der Melt gilt. Gs paroe in oel
gldbs Der alien grieiterItabt noT
Manoalap in girma aufgefanoen
Dos BUD, cine @rt bon baDbfiitiina
Gncbtlopdoie, beite6t aus 729 Eel
len, je0fr GeiI aus eiHer peiBen. mt
Sni6riften beoedtea Marmorplatte
iiber ieos Der 729 Marmorplotten ii
Elm beionoerer Sempet aus 8dditeiHsi
aebaut. 8as BUD 5erfaut in bre
Ieile, nelde eiu3eIn als 9itatt
(aor6) be3ei6nst peroen, uno bal
@an5e heiBt 3ripitata (Drtitorb)
Dem 3nbalte uan lit Das BUD gro
Bet ais Die 9i6el uab Der aoran ALI
iummen. 1ripitata bat mad Der 3lb
lung Der bubDbiitiiaen prieiter 275,
200 StaH3en uno 8,808,000 Silbel
uno III ubrigsas in palmii2rift 9e
ihrieben. 8as 8srt 1T 0urhaus MID
alt ion0srn crit I'M leBten 5abrbun
osrt erridtst pOrOn unb 3par 1857
auf ben 8efe6t Don Minopniu. BEN
ourlesteu a6nig bon 8irmu.
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amtO 4eparatmreR
antomObiI g~erFdsrnns.

5pe5iaIrate fir aiabiIitp gerEGc-
ring ouf 5oro Cars, eini1IieBIitl
eigcntims. SdoOeh $25 5euer. imS
giebitnbt8 erfiherline 3u nieorigiten
greiIen.
Stiff Gais e SbDmpEon,
913-f4 @itp StationoL 8onf 9I6a
9ougIos 28t9. -5.10.t7
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3m %pcrfanfen.

@~tttaebenoe Nageus rn0 8uggp
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aud eineeri6tet
mir Automobil Repnratitren, gite
Gage. Gigentiiuter mill iid 5uriid-
5ieben. God5uirdgen Dor S. S..
Gnlaha Sri6ne. -2s27s17.
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Corn

Gffeue grairie. fcrtig SIR Sc
mirtidaftltng. Gdmar3er 2ehnlbo-
Den ~ Goneroe llntergrunO. @lite
abmdiierung. geuil9eno RegenfoII.
giabe elmer Sta0t bon 10000 Gin.
mpbnerlt.
Bepflaitertc Strafca.
2utberiihe Mennouitell fatboIi.
ide uno neug ouOere airheu. Seine
GduIen.
S35 per Ader. ~ SO 2ln3abluug
$3.50 glder i16riid, $50 Sntetei
len. 4bitrafte uno geiebIide geiib.
titel.
8flanst: Corn aofer, aorfoffcl.
alee aeis, 3itderrobr, @emiiie un0
Cbit. Bette @rnten5 CUTE gidrfte.
STINT giienbabnen,
Gieies 2nnO Iieat bel Cafe
CHARLES, 2ouiiioud.
Seine gammitnmpfen, Sano oOsr
Simple.
2ono 10 gut mic 0ns bette. 8raltft
MIR Sieoler. giele 3eutiHe fauf
ten iih in oieier aplonie an lnI0
.lieBet iid bier nie6et.
9le6mt an unierer ndditen Or.
t~liriion ON 6. Mars tell. 5ebt
ielbit. 8ernieioct bic lanqen Nins
fer. 8epirtihoitet 5armen in mil.
Dem alimo mo no oos 2ono nod
biaig III. 5hreibt fir 8iidelden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22

@Htc fltiuc Narm. 81 4der. Gar
pp GoultD, 8 Ieileu pom OMAHA.
inopeitli6; 3 "a. bon fleiuer Sta0t;
So 4der bette Galio6le 10 big ~
q. 9iebneiDe, etDas 9ol8lano. Ger
beiierumgeu. Siibide, fleiie 5arm.
2eidt in Siuei Sabren 81 be5abIen ;
i'd 5eise Sbneu mie. 8orboiloen 80
2der @iuter1pei5en. 4reis reon5iert
fir flr5e 3elt ~ Stf9 per Ader.
$4,000 bon, Ret III 5 Sabren, 5
Bros. Siltereiieu. =. z. @errii So,
81. z. ode %. II. " CTR. Siioieite.
~
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suns IN %Derfanfen,

Sat nelles 5 3mmer. pnus in
genlon; eIcftriides 2idt 3iiterne,
aeaer nit Itnrmiiherer S0birng.
@robes Siibnerbous, einge5dltnt
2ot so sci t2S SUB. Greis $500.
Senrp 5robH, 5640 SnDes Str.
9eniorL @ebr.
-0.05st7
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@ier II Sanic arinadlt.

8or3iigIides 2aaerbier, ionic fei-
ne 2if1rc 5u Souie beraitrt al GERM
qetl Soften obne 8eifilotion ODER
9raudpparute. Streno Iegitim. Gin.
selbeiten, ionic groBeS 9rdmierl.
foupon frei. 9. Grafft Dor
1868 Gan sSraleisco, Gdl.-3s6.17
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9fcrOe AT u%crfanfcn.

$500 Ii. @eiponn idlpar8er 8al-
lndeu, Z Sabre alt. Aud ein 6.
iabriger idiDoraer 8aaadl. 1900 IT,,
cine 1900 lb. 5ttte. 2506 ct. @ta.
rms 4ne. -2.24sl7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
40 sou Rcocmfam,

ant uerteilt mo in eiuem mllOen
sslinia i'm 8riuitD Hiber 1al, Dit
Serds. 100 mir gtltes Com. lnlO MI
falfaldno fir $500 per Alder bers
faufen. 9ies TT Elm ioealer 2onoes-
tell fir gieb5udt naer art, bat iebr
geiuH0es alima, CUTE Sdulen nno
airHet quite 9laytt. iuro 8erianot-
eelegenbeIten.
9ir geben anH 20. 6ebruor bin.
inter ulI0 modlten Sbnen Dos Sono
3eIgell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22

Mailaae 9arlor. - 6rGuIein Sci.
ger itnO Sri. Coma @iaidut8. @eiue,
rail-, 3ompf. iino Manneubdoer.
5onntngs uno oben6s g%e6ffnet. BPS
aebiqe 8Iod rs II. Sarneb. 12.12.t7
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i~yarnlen ~ berfanTcm.

Bette Jarmen i'm meltli9en Soma
un0 alien 8eiIen hon Rebrasfa st
biaigeH Breiien uno glinitigen 3ob.
Iungsbebinglmgen
$. y. NalbrOR, 1857 Emofn
gtationo. Banf Bldg, 6moba, g2eb.
-Ss5zt7
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gGOer. Or. Miooritelo's Shueiel-
2ompfbdoer, 1909 Sppar0 ct. sill
fe fir Gbeumotismis MoIioge u
eleftr. 8ebanoIung Gag Ii. gto1i
geofinet. %9lbteilung Tin 9ornell, s
llbr mor9ens bis 6 ubr obeaos. q.
W}ineraIlpoiier. 9oug. 1853.
-7.10st7
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WRebiainiiheg.

Srnh erfoIgreih ohne Separation
babanoelt. Spreht hor ODER ihreibt
Or. 6ranf 8. @rnp, 306 See Bldg,
9mubd, gsebr. -2.2S-17
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: Mfer Nartnfie[. grafte. - O

aufparts 3aDiear $500 an8nb.
lung, $500 Der @onot. g8ir be-
mirtihaiten Den Sraft. Gle erbalten
3fpei 5iinitel Ser ernte. @erlanat
grfiGrungen iiber 6nngerfOrO Bptas
TO @rOiurrs' Hin, 10. IND 9oIuor0
Cir. 9oua. 1911. 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22

@ilgs.S Derlanb, Sne.
abteilnna fir gcbrandlte Gars.
0ouq. 1890. 2047+49 5nrnum
8eun Gil ausidau baIten fit
bette gualitGt ullo @ert in aebrau6
ten Cars, Damn beieben Sic iiG
nudItehenoe neIte Rooellc bon
Cuerlaub SOnrinas nnb
Ruaoiters,
StnOebnfer 9DArtRgs,
Marinell S%omrings,
SorS SOnrings,
SaflarO Sonriugs,
Mitdell sonrinss,
Snid Sunrinss,
6nOipn Sourings.
81 greiien Bon 1925 bis at 5000.
2eihte 3nbllmgsbe0inguugen ouf
@unid.
4ltgtuartige annoen iper6en in
oieleu Bargains b~eionOers interei.
iiert ieiu. anfrngen ner0en prOmps
tGt erleoigt. -2s26.17
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9ammaGides.
ghsIsarapaifass ateIiss.

5amiIieubilo icsl mahs
grobe GreuOe in tiinftieen Sab.
rem. SpeaioIpreis fir aoufirnaH-
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Sarm- nnO staOt @rnnOngentam,

8ertaufe mlo bertouIae @riin0.
eigentam ireenonrIder grt IN Staot
mo Sano. Saul SpOop $50 Brott
hers Sfnre Nlna.. Gnlnho, Heb.-tf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
@fipnSfrS nnlcr Grimm. 30 Mder

SeiOn6ers outer @rnuO. so 4der
5urpp Goulitp 8ornl; &crbeiierin.
gen; 5 Gunner SnuS Setter; StalI !;
Sdapbcn; @orratsfnBtmer; nener
5%dpcinetaa IL bel 81 9roBeS
@G5nerhaus @arago; Seller Corn.
10 BEL, 49, acknowledgements
ufw, apfclgartan; airihenbduiHr;
Shpar5beeren; @%eintraubeH 5 ".
9lfalfQ; giebtueioe Taufeii0cs Noi.
Ter; gutter grirunen; bette Gage ulo
grobe @rnten; ilmIiegeiOe
3arnleu foiten beoeutell0 mebr 0ics
aIs Bargain $40 per 4der. 5dlfte
bar, &cit lit 5 Sabreti, 5 gro3eit
SSutereIien. 9. 9. MerriII gu., g.
8. @de %. itn0 90 Str. Siloleite,
9s23st7
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abebp.
Dcntid.Inl6eriiMc aoIOnie. SIC

0entfh.ns6erii6c dulunie. alec'
janeuGnnO. auf @ctIanGeu tuer-
Sen mir SbneH inner nelieites y.
.hiftriertes nformations 8ampblet
Ienoen. SurIeb S. Scooter. Sn5dlle
Bl0a.. ct. Soiis, Nlo. -2.17.17
0oaaIas GOnntb Jnrmen:-300
older. $780, 100 ader, $175; II
80 gder, $3.50; - 40 ader, $3.50.
'@. q. Gnlifb 60, 914 Gitp Notio'
nal 8nnf Bldg. ii
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22

eanD IN @lc8berion GberrD,
Comp, solf, Blaine mo onherel.
Counties far $500 opfndrts per
4der. @erihieoene @nrgains
5predlt BET mir Dor 0atban 8atts,
537 8Qrton glf. 9mabo, 3ebr.,
- .t3s47|
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70. s. Srank,

20l giebiae 9lod, Smaha giebr.
224.17
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SamOrrhpi0cn, 5ipeIn fMriers.

Or. &. 81. E1rrp fnriert &Gtncrr.
boi0eu, 5iiteIn un6 anoere Darn.
IeiOen obne Operation. Sur enrnr.
ttert. SAreibt nm Bud iiber @ar,.,
leibeL NIT 3epgniiier. Or. g. 81.
EARN, $40 See Bldg. Smnb6.
-2s1sf8
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aphaf ,.Hiniihina0.

SiIms frei entiuideIt, IN einem
Gage. &aie aooat 5tiioio, 9eebiae
9lod, 16. uno $nrnep, Omaha.
t2sist-
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antettw6ilc.

S10O grIObnnus fir icSen
apto.M ogneto, Den mir nidt repa.
rieren fonuen. 8ertaufen Affinitp
5parfpIues, ST. per Stiif, retail.
.. gopsoorfer, 210 SO. Is. Ctr.
--4s13s17
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WeaIIaae nnS gGSer.

Mih Gnrtns, 1922 5ornnm Str,
8immer 2 gGoer unO WtaiIoge.
Eel. 0oitalas $40. -Ss1.i7
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8ci6lidl-;ya6rifarbeit.

~NtIUttNV NNUt1tWtUtFF+
Serlangt: 6rauen ole Oanerit
Dc 4rbeit iuiinihen ais 4inidriuete
ODER 5GnobHglerinnen. @uter 2obn
filr erfabrene 8iielerimen unO CUTE
4usiiften aud fiir 8%egimeriHnen
obue @%rfohritng, 8or5uitelen bel
aintbaI 2aunnrD 1911 Sadion.
-2.24s11
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gsebrasfa gInto HaOintur saepair.
guie ar5eit. mGbiee 8reiie,
proutpte 8eoienllng. 8ufrieoenbeit
uorontierf. 900 90. 10. CIR. Sele.
pbon Douglas 1890. 8. 8. Souier,
On1ahn, Heb. -3.20sj1
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Slid 6rineeube SraHrinae bel Bro.
oeguarOs, t6. unO 0ougla5 Ctr.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-19
Doctor Tells Holo To Strengthen
Eyesight so per cent Ii One
Weeks Time Ia Many Instances

many descriptions may be wonder.
fully benefited by following the sim.
pie rules. Here is the prescription:
GO to any active drug store and get
bottle Of DIPLOMA tablets. Drop one
DIPLOMA tablet In a fourth of a glass
Of water and allow to dissolve. With
this liquid battle the eyes two to four
times daily. You should notice your
eyes clear up perceptibly right from
the start and inflammation viii quick
" disappear. II your eyes are bother.
ing you. even q little, take steps to
save them now before It is too late.
Many hopelessly blind might have
been saved II they had cared for their
eyes In time.
Note: Another prominent Physician
to whom the above article was sub
mitted, said: Diploma is a very re,
markable remedy. Its constituent in
gradients are well known to eminent
eye specialists and widely prescribed
By them. The manufacturers guar.
antee it to strengthen eyesight so per
cent In one weeks time in many in
stances or refund the money. II can
be obtained from any good druggist
and is one Of the very few prepara-
tons feel should be kept on band for
regular use In almost every family.
ADV
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-19
ADAMSON EIGHT HOUR LAW upheld
INsUPREMECOURT, CONSTITUTIONAL

1 enforce penalties for non-observanct
and that the railroads would keep &C
count Of wage increases due from
January /. -
The, railroad bFotherhocds were no
parties To the stipulation nor TO tht
suit, and had 10 attorneys participat
ing In the supreme court arguments
Power OF congress to Xix wages wa:
the basic principle contested. The
department Of justice maintained
that for public interest in unobstructeC
transportation, in efficient, safe trair
operation by conserving energy Of op
eratives and having them paid fail
wages. Congress has authority to fi1
hours Of labor and wage standards.
Power Of Congress Cited
To the charge that the temporary
increase takes railroad property with
out due process" the federal author
tiles commended Congress has such
power in preventing stoppage Of com
merce, by strike or otherwise. Dis
turbance OF existing wage contracts
and negotiation of new ones, IL was
insisted, should not render the Law
void, Congress authority being SUI
preme. -. +. =. ~.
That the law is workable and con.
eeded by the railroads so to be was
asserted BY substituting an S-hoiir
day standard for the present general
freight service standard of "one hun.
dred miles or less, ten hours or less
as a days work, the federal attorneys
said the law could be made operative,
either by speeding up trains to cover
the 100 miles in hours or by paying
overtime. Formulas to put this IL -2
miles per hour speed basis into eff.
feet were submitted to the court for
possible adoption il. constituting and
giving effect 10 the law.
Discrimination in favor of train OPP
erauyes only and the best paid of
these was said not to be arbitrary and
the penalties not unreasonable.
Wage regulation the railroads con-
tended, was beyond Congress author.
ity and not analogous to its rate regu-
lating power. Actual increase in
rates must result from wage increases,
the railroads declared Extension OF
congressional authority to wages, they
charged, would. impair rights of pri-
yate operation and also interfere with
freedom of contract.
In the litigation the federal govern
ment was represented by Solicitor
General John w. Davis, Assistants At.
torne7 General G. Carroll Todd and
e Marvin Underwood, and Frank Ha-
german of Kansas City. Mo-, a special
assistant. The railroads representa-.
tiyes we're Walker ID. Hines, chairman
or their general committee OF counsel;
John @. johnson of Philadelphia, and
Arthur Miller OF Kansas City, attorney
for the Missouri. Oklahoma & Gulf re,
ceivers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-19
CRUISERS MOVES
REMAIN SECRET

Where is the U. 8. S. st. Louis?
She was not at Pearl Harbor on
Sunday and IS not at this port today.
Inquiry at the local United States
naval station on Allen street did not
result in throwing any further light
on the cruisers movements.
The Naval Militia of Hawaii did not
cruise on the st. Louis Sunday. They
went over to Pearl Harbor on cruise
with their steam cutter.
Capt. George R. Clark, eommandant
of the Pearl Harbor naval station, said
over the telephone at / o'clock this
afternoon that he is not allowed at
present to give out any information
concerning the movements Of United
States men-of.war.
Il is generally believed here that the
st. Louis is now at anchor off La
hama, accompanying the third sub
marine division, which left, for the
Maui port q week or more ago to en-
gage in regular practise work.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-19
A Free Prescription You Can Have
a. Filled and Use at Home. 80

PHILADELPHIA, Pa.-Do you wear
classics? Are you a victim Of eye
strain or other eye weaknesses? II
50, you will be glad to know that ac-
cording to Dr.. Lewis there Is real
hope for you. Many whose eyes were
failing say they have had their eyes
restored through the principle of this
wonderful free prescription. One man
says, after trying 1t: Il was almost
blind: could not see to read at all.
Now can read anything without any
glasses and my eyes do not water
any more. At night they would pain
dreadfully; now they feel fine all the
time. Il was like q miracle to me"
A lady who used 1t says: THE atmos-
phere seemed hazy with or without
glasses, but after using this prescrip-
ton Tor fifteen days everything seems
clear can even read the fine print
without glasses" It is believed that
thousands who wear glasses can now
discard them in a reasonable time and
multitudes more will be able to
strengthen their eyes so as to be
spared the trouble and expense OF
ever getting glasses. Eye troubles d
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-19
MILITIA
SURE OF US. HELP,
STATES MAY LOSE
Federal Training Bill Shows
Hawaii and Porto Rico in
Favorable Position

Hawaii's militia is assured OF fed.
eral support whether or not the pend
ing compulsory military training bill
passes congress. according To dis.
covery made a few days ago by local
militia heads who were looking over
army legislation news.
The federal training bill would with
draw federal support from all militia
organizations after five years, but
there is a provision excepting Hawaii
and Porto Rico. II the bill does not
pass, the present provisions for sup
port will continue
The situation, II is held, justifies the
national guard here In asking that the
territory cooperate with the federal
government In a definite scheme for
building up the organization.
The bill proposes to form strictly
federal army making il compulsory for
eveDy man to undergo military train.
ing beginning when he Is 10 years old.
An article in the Army and Navy
Journal Is resume of the bill, writ
ten by Geo. S. Kuhn, brigadier gen.
eral of the general staff. chief OF the
war college division, to the chief OF
staff The part relating to the state
militia is as follows:
The plan contemplates a strictly
federal army for national defense but
some provision must be made for the
states until they will have organized
forces OF constabulary or some other
power to prevent domestic order. For
this reason it is proposed to continue
to the states for period OF five years
the financial support provided by the
so-called Dick Bill as amended prior
to the passage of the national defense
act of June 3, 1916.
1t Is proposed to continue such sup
port indefinitely to the Hawaiian mill.
tia and to that of Porto Rico"