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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-15

Every Saturday nigh A risH-
er. instructor. ADV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-15
NnsHAWAKA LODGE No. 40

T. and a N Called meeting to-
night. Work in E. A. degree. Friday
night work in F. c. decree. Good at
tendance is desired.
DANIEL r. DAY. W NJ.
F. < ANDERSON. Sec'y.
"A dyf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-15
Hogans Have System.

The "HOgans" have adopted a
system of saving all their odd
change which is turned over to a
treasurer who deposits it in a bank
until it has grown TO such demen-
sions as 70 be capable of purchas-
ing a bale of camp luXuries which
is every now and again forwarded
10 the local boys in the army and
stationed throughout the country.
Enthusiastic over the success of
the movement the "Hogans' will
go to Elkhart tonight TO establish
a branch of their order in that city
and will be accompanied by the
"Spasmodic" northside band OF tin
Grant musicians whose makeup is
ludicrous in the extreme.
When the Hogan" movement was
started il was scarcely expected that
it would spread beyond the con-
fines of Nishawaka, but owing 10
the publicity it has received from
the newspapers, and TO the enthu-
siasm with which its work is car
ried on, other adjoining cities have
made enquiries as TO its workings,
hence the trip 20 Elkhart tonight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-15
THE HOGANS WILL
INVADE ELKHART
Local Organization is Doing
Patriotic Bit for the
Local Soldiers.

The Hogans," a patriotic. good
natured and generous bunch of in
dividuals, who formed themselves
into an organization TO look after
the material wants of local soldiers
now in the various environments
throughout the country, are begin-
ming 10 reap the satisfaction that
accrues from such commendable
enterprise.
They received word yesterday that
the consignment Of tobaccos and
many other necessaries to camp
life which they forwarded TO Camp
Shelby, had been received with
grateful thanks" by the Misha-
wakans stationed there. The recipi-
ents expressed their pleasure at the
thoughtfulness of their friends at
home, more especially as they had
not yet had a pay day, and were
none too flush 10 purchase such
good things as comprised the con-
signment.
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Itit aeutiibten 8efiiblea
2irfteH sluei dJileniide &esieransS
tommiiiGre al Cincinnati tilni
tiabiu bsnfen.

Mit Iebr semifdten @sfiiblsn lpers
ben tiiuftiabin pbne Srage 5tpei Ollie
nii6e Resierungst stOmmifdre, bic Ser.
ren 9ois german uno 2uis Watte an
ben @mpfdng benten, Der itnen in Der
a6ulein pes DeItens bersitst porben
1T.
Die beioen Serrsn, Gipilinsenieurt
bon 9eruf, bereiIen 3ur 3sit i'm Iai'
TRACE ibrsr Reqierune bic 8ereinister
Staatsn nm Stubisn 3u MAIDEN unr
trafsn am seitrigen Sa9e bier Elm, I'm
bos fir lie Sebenspert6e in gugens
ihein 5u nehmsn.
sSn eriter 2irie mar es linen barum
su tbun bic itGbtiI9en Woifertperte gu
beiiGtigsn, beren Rubm Biz nah GfiI(
oebrunasn if nnb iie poqteH ii6 bier
au BEL ben ftGotif6en 8eb0rben, Bel
giiresrmeiiter pu1ta unb oem Wni.
Observation-Disclosures Siller bic no.
tbiae grlaubnib einbolen. Jbr In'
iu4en tpurDe jeop6 abItlGgie beftie-
ben nit Dem 6infpeis ouf bic tritif6er
3siten, Die ssgenpdrtis I'm aunb'
berriam. IutiirIid, gaben ii6 bic
Serrsn nit biefem Seidsib obne tpets
teres 5ufrieber.
4m eeItrisen gtbenb srbielter iie ie'
bod @sIegeubeit, obne oab iis etnen
biesbeSiisliden @unid esduberi
bdtten. bas Detsttipauartier teu'
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Temer.
VeSentenber Shaoen onrd SeuerS'
bruuit in Sbaroupi4e auseridJtet.

Yeocutenben gfaben rihtete eine
6eHersbrunit an, Die geltern gtafylnIt'
ta9 in Sbaronpile dlisbra6 llnh orei
Der erobtcn @ebdroc Der GrtidSait ii
5riimmsr legte. Die 5lammen tamen
in elmer Garage gum Ausbruh, pers
breiteten ii6 bann mif oasi angren'
5enbe 2aoeligeidydit BON y. 6. Sromnf
x 60. oil Der Cornell luo ytain Strai
be lino iprangen bon bort ailI oas Sa'
oer5aus iouie Die StaQungen Der Sir
ma iiber. 9ieie @ebauoe Duroen
idmntli6 eiitgeaihert, aber es gelang,
ole I'M StoG befinoli6en Gierbe nod
red t5eltlg in Siherbeit 3u bringelt.
?lubcrbcm wiirbe nod bas @obnbau5
BON SSanes 9rolpne beiddoigt.
glIber Der frehuqigen 6euerlpebr
Der Grtid,ait hdIicn BEL oeu Soid}ur.
berteu nod Die SSeuertDehren non @leli'
balr, Reaoing ino 9oflallo nit, abcr
IKE 56dtigfeit ,pllroe itarf ourn 8ai'
icrmongel bebitloert, ba Die @alier.
porrdtbe III ben angren5enoeu Glitter.
neu iebr balb erIt0pft iparen
Sd)lieBlid6 DurOe pon bier aus eire
Sprieerfompagrrie a6eeianot, Die
eurd cine lange Sdlauhleihlng mic
Der @diier beifaffen unb ben Slam.
men eriolgreif gu 2eibe geben fonrlte.
Der 9eidmmtidaben ipirb auf
500, 500 gsi6dst unb bterDon entfallen
auf bas 2agsrbaus uHb bas 9ei4Gf.
BON grppn &c 60. '$25, 900; auf oas
GtangsbGube $500 uno auf Die
Garage $1,000.
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nen gu lernen, benn iis geristhn IN
ben 8eroa9t Der Spionage unb Serr
Wtatte iDurbe Don ben OeteftiDes
8iitblein unb !Siiftlein aug bem Gin
ton 6otel nod Dem Oetetttpbanpt :
quarter estortirt, ndbrenb Detettip
SafiOn Serrn Sernan eir6radte. 6err
Wtdtte mar o6 oieIes 8prgebens Der
poli3ei natiirlid itart peritimmt uno
pollte onfdngliA feline perionalpus
pierre ni6t Oorlegen, bequemte iid iez
bod iblieblt9 ooSu, fpdbreno Serr
.6ernan o6ne ipeiteres bic in feinem
geiiB befino!ifen DotImente. baruns
Ter in eriter 2inis Elm @mpfsblungss
i6reiben bes 0epurtsments bes sSns
nern in @aibingtOn por5eigte, porauf
beibe Serren nutiirli6 pbne lpeiteres
entlaiIen ipurben.
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geuti9e Sag Stisaidait.
Nod feline enosiiltisen slnitaltcn betr
Der Diesiabruisen 5eier setrOffen.

Sn Der geiirisen 9ele9ateniiBung
Der ohisen GeieQi6aft, bic nur DON
turder Dauer mar uno bic unter Yors
fis pes Prdiioenten, Serrn 2tuguii
3. @or6a8 uno nit 9errn gmil W,
Gi4lsr ais Setrstdr itattfunb, be-
ri4tete 9err Wenier I'M Ramen oes
9auptausIauhes fir bic oiesjdbrige
r0euti4e Gag" Jeier !, bic fir ben
18. auguit, in 9erbIHOung nit Der
&onDention bes .. u. Staats>8ers
banOes DON S4io seplunt mar, oaB
Der 2lusi4uB fi4 OrSaniiirt babe unD
aus folsenSen 8eumten uno Waitglie'
oern beItebe:
9priiBer: 4uguft 9orbad.
Setretdr: @bds. Menier.
Sin. SetrstGr: Sobn gser.
g 4aBmeifer: s. W. s.
2usb6ert.
8ertreter Der .Deuti den
3 g" 9efellf DAFT: go.S4rins
ner, 2ouis alOpp, 2lnton 9Iiifiteln,
5rant &abiar, 9b. Ooermann, Wis
4ael !5umm, @eo 90. 0orgsr, Sohn
aammeron, 2tusuit 8. Gorba9.
Gertreter bes .. u. g ia b +
berbonbs: s. .. 2u6bert, Senrp
Qlberb. .Jrant &nieriem, George 8er1lz
goit, gilbert 2utpDib, Gbas. Saud,
auguft Gtsinba4, Sobn Bolt, Gbas.
Wtenier.
Die 8orbereitungen feien bereits be-
ipro6en ipprben, bod babe Der Guss
fduB oorldufis nod ni6ts Gnbgiiltis
geg beI6loFen unb lei crit in ndhiter
SiBuns i'm Gtanbe DolIitdnbig gu be-
ri4ten. Sisfe grfldruns ieitens bes
ausi6ufss ipurbe fir ssnigsnb era6s
tet. Ils neue 0elesaten purbeu bic
5olsenben anssmelbet:
0eutf6e G 6iisen Sc
fell | DAFT: 5reb. Sila, Geo.
Suelsmann.
Sannpbera Unit. I8ers
Elm q 0. 1: 9uftao RiHgel uHb 2ouis
Shmiot.
Cine. gGder Sefan goerein:
SuIius CONNER unb Spbn @ruFer.
Oeutid : u m. Unit. Der
etn: Gam. Sbies unb Grnit Wesger.
IorDbeuti6e g d iibeng e
FEM DAFT: SgnaB ROlfes, 6errs
mann S6mib.
gintra6t tam m 300 Il. 8.
r. W.: Sucob MueIer uno 9eo. arug,
Dor S6lub Der gerIammlunq, in
pelhsr nur nod untpihtise Rputine-
aef6dfte CUR Grfebiguns tamen, tpurz
ben bic 0elesnten nod oringerb err
Iu6t, rpG9renb Der ndhften 5tpet Suoe
nif,t nur IsIbit an bic Sbio SunsreBs
repraIentanten su f6rsi6en, Ionbern
au6 anbers oasu au peranlaFen alf
iol6e Weiie prOtsite geosn eine Der
tpitluns unIeres aanoes in ben Welts
tried 3u erbeben.
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Die gsfreiuns 0luRlanbs.

CUR geier Der gefretung Rublanbs
pom 3drsntbum finbet am Sonutag
Ra8mittag i'm @rano Spernbaus cine
9erIammlung BON bier anIGfigen
Rufen itatt. Die Sunogebuns pirb
nit elmer porabe eingeleitet, bic pon
Sorrp gIa9is ais SroBmarIdaq ges
fiibrt pirb, ii9 I'm LIS bon Der Glins
ton Str. unp Central IDe. aus in Be
pegung Iebt unb iiber bic Spbn Str,
4rmprp 9lpenue, Gentral Ipenue,
Reunte Strabe, Race, Sehite uno
@ine Strabe na9 pem Srano Sperna
baus Siebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-31
Sleime 3pliseinabribten

- Die @rIi6ei wuroe geitern BON
Chattanooga ans criudJt, gea6ior.
ld)ulgen mad ocm 8erbIeib oeS 16
Sabre altcn Carrot 9ab an5irlteaen,
Der Dor mebreren @ofen bierberae-
toiuncn fem ioa umo ieitoem iciueu
2lrscborigeu teiHe 9iatrilbt uIebr 81.
Gommen IieB.
ban &aipilcar. her 5lr 3eit inr
81. CHARLES Sotel lpobnt, meloete ge.
ltccn Der &oli3eL oaB er porgeitern
9.heno Don jpei ,5remoen. Gle er gelc.
gentlia elmer tleinen Sneiptour tens
nen lerlte, I'm $40 beitobIen tpurDe.
- Sobn j. Shfrab BON Jic. 2f9
4eIt 9teime Strabe mcIoete eciierl:
oer Goli5ei, oaB i'm ans ieincr @pb.
,ulng cine golhene llbr i'm @crthe pou
$50, iorie 1920 in 9oar eeitpblea
nurbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-31
Wer bilit?
Wayor Eud)fa iud)t lsere Sauitellcn
fir ben Sartoffel. nno Sc
miiieban.

@er bot lesre 9auiteusn, bic el
tpG6renb bes tommenben Sommers
fir ben aartoffels uub Semi ilebau
iiberlaiIsn pill2 8iirgsrmeiitsr sSuf'
ia, bsr betanntli4 iaon Dor IGngersr
3eit bic 2lusnusuns fold bra6 lie
genber 2Gnbereieu fir &artoitelbau
unb GelniiIstultur befiiriportet bat
I'm ipenn irgenb m6sli3 bem ipeitersr
Steissn Der &artoffsls uno Ssuriiie'
prsiie DOr3ubeusen, bat alIsrotngs
i9On 2tngebote pon elmer itattli4er
anaabl pOn GrunobeIiBsrn erbaltsH
absr bas CUR 9erfiisuns seiteate Ss'
lGnbe ,bas in eriter ainie Don S4ul'
tinbern tulttDirt Derbsn ioll. lit bel
lpeitem nod niht ausrei9enb.
IS ersebt baber an ale 0runbitid'
BETTER, pel6e bra9 liegenoes 9runbs
siseHtbum beiiBsn unb ss su bern obi
gen suten 3tpst EleibDsiie bersebeu
DoIlsn, bic orinsehbe 4nresung, Don
Ibrer Ibit9t urtoer5ugli5 ben Biir'
ssrmetiter in aenntniB gu TeBsn. bd'
nit bic ll0t6isen 8prbereituueen fiir
bic aultiDirung hes 2uabes setrofteu
iperben tonnen.
9lubsrbsm iDiirbe Der gIreermeiiter
aud nit bem sr0Bten 8srgniigeu Don
ioldsD perionsn b0rsn bic setpill!
fein iuGten. ielbit bic Sultipiruns gu
iibsrnebmen uno gu lsitsn, oamit nas
msntIid Der brpbenbsu &artofIeInott
in Cincinnati ein gnoe gemaft piro,
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,Stciler5ablernerein gcscn Soopper'
pad,tnng.

Der 9errpaItunssratb bes Steuers
5ablerpsreins bat 8ei9liiKs segen bic
8erpa6tuna bes Observation-Disclosures
an bic Sructipn Co., poriiber am IL.
4pril abgeitimmt fpsrben foI, auges
nommen. Sin iol6er Sontrott ist bon
spsifetbaftem @ertbe, ssfdbrlth uHo
ftebe ben Sntsrsfen Der Steuer3abler
Dianetral geeeniiber. Die Ibma6ung,
ipis lie in Der Srbinun5 nieoerseIeet
1T, pirb als Guberit unsiinitiq fir bic
Stabt be5si6nst. Der Ginlab ber8ors
itabtbabren in bic Stdot peroe niht
sinmaI gspGbrleiitst. Die Steuer8abler
miibten bic 2aiten tragen uno bic
srGctipn So. bate bic 9prtbeiIe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-31

Die aitiba Der SsnrD W. gubtl
Co., bic ii9 in 9dnben zines Heoet'
pers befinbet unb beren 5aupttbstl'
baber, 6enrp W. Hubel. fi4 Dor aur'
penn erf9pFen bat. firD allf SOL, :
620.O9 abeef6Gbt porDen. Iuber.
bem bat bic Jirma cine Sorberung g.
gen ten @sritorbenen i'm 9etroge DON
$5e,117.85, bic iebod DON ben @b'
ibdBern porlaufis ni4t eingei6dti
iporbne III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-31
Gliftuns sad,barid,aitbans.

Inter ben auipi5isr Ses gsiebbOrs
boOb gliiociation Souie Of Clifton lin.
bet an 0onnerftag, u. 2tpril. Inn 8
llbr 4benSg, i'm Clifton 5beater cine
8.riammlune ftatt, gu Der bic 9epOb.
ner BON Clifton einselabsn itno.
0ur6 WarbeIbilber uuO our9 Rebner
Iolen bic 3ieIe uno 3psds Der Seiea=
T6aft erlGutert perbsn. Reoner iino
Rep. Gun Gmerp Sbipler. Reb. Gbos.
gpeabs, Stanleb 8opoIe unb Or. Otto
Diedmanr.
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Mntdne.

- Ser 43 Sabre alte Charles
Soe,te pom Syoeal Sootel lplroe geiteru
Geadnrittag on Ser Court uno 8ine
StraBe BON eincm StraBenbabmpagcn
Der Sine WfitfGG Sinie nieoergerannt,
tam ieood. gum @liif init einioen lin.
be0elltcn6cn Sdrammen bacon, Die
bu i'm itdhtiihcn S5oipital perbunoen
im'rben, tpcralli er icincr cignen g..
dcr9cit ipcgen 5eitlpeilis Guarticr IN
eirer 3eQe 6es eriten Boli5eioiitrifts
nchnteu nuiBte.
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Glgam6ra.

Sm Heuen 4lbumbra 5beater pirb
Don bsuie an pdbrsno elmer ean5en
IO6s Elm srpB1rtiges 5ilmOruma ses
3sigt. pel6es ii6 nSbe 8lad StOrt"
betitsIt uno poriH Der 9epants ausses
fiibrt tpiro. parum Hur ssiunbe 2eute
hsiratbeu iOlIen. Dus Stiid pirb pors
1iislid oarseitslt unb bic 9iIber iiub
duberit attuell.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-31
2lus ben Weribtsbbfen.
Iis Sdmalitis 1ait aOntrpDerie en-
bet NIT sinem Siss far ben
Gritereu,
Tem bic NeiAmorentH ein Ysroifr
iiLsr 58,703.66 ais Antbeil an
Der Gbitaso yuieball Trans
aftioH 3uipradea.

,Scorse Saiers perionliter 9sa4Iafl
beir6gt $i56.997.G1. @robgc.
idaporenen erbebcn mieoerum einc
Jleibe alnflagen. - Sdaoenerias.
fIagen gum .Geiamntbetrag Don
$4,000. - Ginsereitte Gbeihei'
biingsi1Ile obne G,ioe. - gea6lab-
Sadell- - 8eri9icSencs.
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Die 9 DIM q Iitis. Iaft aoI-
troperie entif)ieben.

~ v Uct e WI W W. ".
2ie Gontrooerie 5ipiiden Gbas
. DIN aIitig uno ieinen iriiberer
GheL Gbas. y. 1dit, eiserttbitnler oes
3imes.Star, iiber bic BertbeiIlrng oei
a'rcfits bel benz 0erfarf bon 90(
glftiln bes Chicago seague Baiebaa
gi..ts fii- $500, 900, lit seiiern por
cfn 8eifcporenel oeS HihterS Wsap
Ut benen Der 5al ieit orei lager
JerGanoelt poroen lit, oaourG eirt
iaicoeH .poroeu, baS iie 6ern MGgcl
5d,icaIitig ein BerSift fir BEN einge'
tIcJicn @etrag NIT 3inien, 5uimlrIei
SvS,T03.66, 3useiproden baben Serl
1ait iibernabm feiner Seit Sie Waio'
-itat Der afticn Ses baidgten aIuba
grS cob odn,als Sf)rtaiitig 9elegen
Kif, 100 Der Atiien 5il fdlien, ltiib III
nit Den it'd ergebenben 0irioenben 81
bcjabIen. Die Iebtereu gingen biz
af S10 Rro5sut, bod alS bic 9ipi'
bcnoeu a6nahmen, beifaob Serr 5afi
',..s,iIperf.iuien unb er ieste aud ois
gftlcn, cinidlieBllb oerer BONG GdmraI.
Zig, ois CT aIs .Trititee" in S1noeil
ijotie, an eincn Serrn @eeabman pou
Chicago fin S500,000 ab. Dies oedts
Die uripriiigIid,e aapitalanlage, ocd;
laftc TAFT ncG etipa $23, 900 irnpcr.
fl,eifftr Dipibente an Sane, bel ferei,
Gertbeilirna er SdyulaIitis sebn Sies
bcnmboreiSioiteI anbot. Der 9eBterg
1ot lid, icbod, oanrit nid)t 5uirie6er
NIB foroerte ein gsaintel oes BON
2gregbnnn be3dblten asreiieS bon
$500, 900, mas lbm ie0od peripeigert
lpiroe. 9droiifbin reitte er bic aIage
EN-. cie jcst, iotpeit bic eriie SnitaiB
in 1etraht tommt. Sil iciuen @Iniier
entid,ieben tporoeu 1T.
SEQ 5afers ptrf5nli9er
Rahlab.
Der psriSnIide Radlas bts Geo.
6ofer in auf $456, ,997.61 abseI6Gbt
porben unb aipar: 9dar in Der a. Ra=
tional 9ant $19,876.84, boar in Der
Central aruit anb Sale Depotit 60.
$1170.77, 500 4itisn Obio Cities
Gas 60. $46,75O, 20 elttisn aroser
Groterp anb Batting Co., 2. prefsrreb
$2460, 100 DO. Rortbern Obio Srars
tion anb 9isbt 60. $500, 102 DO.
Jrtnh Nros. Bauer 60. $11,7 ,730, 80
DO. 8. Pational gant $64SO, 100 bo.
Gine. Rubber Man. so. $4,000. SO bo.
Gouinston u. Cincinnati 9ribse 60.
$12,9O0. so bp. Wilburn Wason Go.
lprtf.) $4950. 100 bo. common SIS, >
200, 100 bo. Gine. Union Gtodyarbs
60. 81, 900. 240 bo. 6. u. 9. u. &.
q. Or. R, 90. 100000, 400 So. Gine.
Gds ulb electric 60. $34, 600, 250
bo. Dbio 9rnrtion Go. (pref.) $12,s
500, DO. (tommon) $500, 10 bo. 5ctsl
Gibfpn 90. (pref.) $3.50, 20 bp. (ccms
ntou) $1,000, 20 bo. Ginr. R. R. Oms
nibus 60. $500, 100 DO. Ginc. u.
Gnburban 9eG Eel. 60. (eommcn)
$lI, 900, $50 DO. Zinc. Street Hp.
90. $3.50. $50 bo. 4. Rationdngani.
Ginc., $37. 800, 80 bo. Jaredi Gbemi.
cal 60. (pref.) $500, 13s DO. (rpm,
nlcn) $13A 400, 100 DO. Cities Gerbiee
90. $500. 26O DO. Obio Siate Isl.
60. $4,000. 100 bo. common
$4,000, 100 bo. 8. u. 8. posue 60.
lprf) $4,000. Is bc. & GationaI
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Grtl&rnna.

Sie: Sag, Iiebes Rdnnden, mas
psrItebt man beHn eiseutlih uuier
Sunitpeinsu9"
Gr: ,Weibt Du. Dos III bas Meis
uen Inn sinsu nslisn Sut unb bergIei'
9en.'
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grpHe eaakRatf strdnGtrte
n,tb marinirtsu aiinen, icpif Ttlifatfteu. o..
Qttsitr & Co.. 1876 ID. esditf etruSs.
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1emperafnr. .Serid)f.

cIi.fert bon 6. aGetn & eto. cstirer.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-22
HOW TO BE Rid OF
CHRONIC DAMDRUFF

Tho only way to bc permanently rid
Of disgusting, untidy dandruff is 10
correct It's cause. Destroy the dandrufi
germ and get rid of dandruf for good
by rubbing little Of the genuine
Partisan Sage directly on the bare
scalp until absorbed. You will surely
be amazed at the result of even one
application.
Only q few days massage with
Partisan Sage are needed to destroy
the germs that cause the dandrun to
form The scalp becomes healthy, the
hair win grow better, show more life
and vitality, and YOU need never be
troubled by dandrutf again. Faded, dull
or liteleS5 hair is quickly restored TO
beauty by this simple treatment, which
is absolutely harmless.
Partisan Sage can he obtained from
Wilfrcd +. Root and druggists every
where. 1t is not eXpensive.-Adv.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-22
Hot Water for
Sick Headaches
Tells why everyone should drink
hot water with phosphate
In Il before breakfast.

Headache Of any kind, is caused by
autoiutoxication which means self
poisoning. Liver and bowel poisons
called toxins, smoked into the blood,
through the lymph ducts, excite the
heart which pumps the blood SO fast
that IL c0ngests in the smaller arteries
and veins OF the head, producing VIC.
lent, throbbing pain and distress. called
headache You become nervous, de
spondent, sick, feverish and miserable,
your meals sour aud almost nauscatc
YOU. Then you resort TO acetanilidc,
aspirin or the bromides which tenn
porarily relieve, but do not rid the
blood Of these irritating toxins.
A glass Of hot water with teaspoon.
ful Of limestone phosphate in il, drank
before breakfast for awhile, will not
only wash these poisous from your svs
TEN and cure YOU Of headache, but will
cleanse, purify and frcshcn the entire
alimentary canal.
Ask your pharmacist for a quarter
pound Of limestone phosphate. II is in.
expensive, harmless as sugar, and nj
most tasteless. except for q sourist
tvingc which is not unpleasant.
n you aren Q feeling your best, il
your tongue is coated or YOU wake uI
with bad taste, foul breath or have
colds, indigestion, biliousness, constipa
tion or sour, acid stomach, begin III,
phosphatcd hot water cure 10 rid youl
system of toxins and poisons.
Results are quick and it is elaine,
that those who continue to flush on
the stomach, liver ANA bowels ever,
morning never have any heudache q
know miserable moment.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-22

training and service bill, de
signed to provide an army OF 100000
men within six months.
;. The mobilization Of the National
Guard following the adoption of al
rcsoht ION declaring the existence Of Al
state Of war 50 as to bring the land
forces to an immediate strength of
SOC. 900 mon; this army to be used for
domestic service until evcntualitics, not
now anticipated, may compel the de
spatching Of il as part Of an expedition
arv force that the United States may
feel compelled to send to foreign soil.
&. The requisitioning of German
owned war and merchant ships now
held III American continental and in
sular waters for war purposes, to be
compensated for ut the termination Of
hostilities between the United States
aud Germany unless they should be con
fscated as q reprisal for the destrur-
tiou Of vessels by Germany.
:. The mobilization Of the merchant
marine by the government for national
fuses, including the conveyance Of car
goes to the allied nations.
s. The passage by congress of Iegls-
and military establishments of the gov
eminent for any purposes that it may
find necessary in protecting its inter
csts against German aggression.
9. The mobilization Of the railways,
i industrial and all other forces that may
| be taken over Ivy the government or
/ opcrated under its direction to supply
unlimited facilities for both the naval
land military establishments Of the GOV
ternment.
! 10. The mobilization Of the financial
resources of the country so as to insure
Ian adequate supply Of money necessary
to finance the war operations Of tn,
government.
Officials Of the government. member
LOT congress, the leading diplomats Of al
foreign powers, and il the opinions q
1.-The President and his advisers, the PEG
Iple of the country are now completed,
rcconciled to the determination Of tn
United States to take the step that
has long sought to avoid. but that ha
been forced upon it hv the contemptu
. GUS disregard of its rights by the Gen
man government.
Z There is sufficient authority for tn
Z statement that the President, i'll wha
PROMISES to hc the most important az
. dress ever delivered or sent by a
- American president to congress, wi
. ma Ike il perfectly clear that he Ia
mot seek war with the German peV
D but that II is the determination OF tn
t country to punish the military auto
] racv in control of the German govern
r ment for the crimes committed nv tn;
+ autocracv against the people Of RI
United states.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-22

daughter, Clara Bell, at Mr. Root 5 IN
Colrain, a few days.
Horace Lcarnard, Donald Carr and
Bert Wilbur are helping Z. A. Learn.
ard for the sugaring season.
warning is up for a town meeting
TO be held March % to elect select
man and successors to some other OF.
licers who have resigned.
On March u the friends of Mrs
Emma Pratt gave her birthday party
in the evening, it being her 59th an
niycrsary. There was dancing to the
music OF Baxter and TGWit1s's band
Refreshments were served Mrs Pratt
had several valuable gifts. All had
| pleasant time.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-22
SOUTH HALIFAX.

Miss Agnes Harris IS at her home
for a few weeks.
Lester Fairbanks Of Elm Grove.
Mass, visited his old home sunday
Byron Spraguc visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Sprague, over sun
day.
Allie Mitchell Of Greenfield spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Levi Mitchell
Peter Whitcup Of Springfield,
Mass, came Saturday for few days
stay at John Calvin \.
Clarence Sprague hurt his hand in
F. b. Stowe 5 sawmill last week DR..
Thomas was called to attend him.
Mrs. NJ. G. Harris and daughter,
Dorothy, were guests Of her mother.
Mrs. John Calvin, Wedne sday and
Thursday.
Though the sun shines for all, the
moon j. reserved for spoony couples