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The Republican journal., 1917-10-04

after three doctors said never would
stand up straight again. was mid
wife for seven years and recommended
the Vegetable Compound to every wo-
man to take before birth and after
wards, and they all got along so nicely
that it surely is godsend to suffering
women. If women wish to write to
me I will be delighted to answer them. /"
Mrs. JENNIE MoYER, 342 E.North St.,
Lima, Ohio.
Women who suffer from displace-
ments, weakness, irregularities, ner-
vousness, backache, or bearing-d down
F rs' and nG herbs cont Contained in Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
The Republican journal., 1917-10-04

President Schulthess said recently in
the national council that 1850, 900, per-
sons, more than third of the popula-
ton of Switzerland, were receiving bread
and other food at reduced prices, through
the assistance of the authorities. Swiss
exports are now restricted almost exclu-
sively to tobacco and chocolate, all the
country's food resources being required
forthome consumption.
The Republican journal., 1917-10-04
Ink on.the Carpet.

ffyou are ever careless enough to spill
hottie of ink on the carpet or the rug at
l,or feet, go to the kitchen Just as quick
y as possible and get the salt bag. Throw
generous handful-or more, if the ink
~ spread much-upon the ink while it
y still wet. Cover the stain well and
hen place a chair over it or arrange in
1ne way so that no one will walk over
hal portion of the floor. Let the salt
smafn for several hours; then take a
Jean cloth and a basin of water and
gssf The spot. One housekeeper says
hat she tried this scheme and it was
ri, satisfactory, not a trace of the ink
naming upon the carpet.
The Republican journal., 1917-10-04
WONDERFUL STUFF!
LIFT OUT YOUR CORNS
Apply few drops then lift corns or cal.
luses off with fingers-no pain.

No humbug! Any corn, whether hard. soft
or between the toes, will loosen right up and
lift out. without particle of pain or soreness.
This drug is called freezone and is q COM
pound of ether discovered by Cincinnati
man.
Ask ut any drug store for small bottle Of
free zone, which will cost but trifle, but is
sufficient to rid ones feet of every corn OF
callus.
Put few drops directly upon any tender,
aching corn or callus Instantly the soreness
disappears and shortly the corn or callus will
loosen and can be lifted off with the fingers.
This drug freezone doesn't eat out the corns
or calluses, but shrivels them without even ir-
ritating the surrounding skin.
Just think! No pain at all; no soreness or
smarting when applying it or Afterwards. II
your druggist don't have freexone have him
order it for you.
The Republican journal., 1917-10-04
German Wastage.

The most important aspect of the Flan-
leFs battle is summed up in the ords
"astaee of reserves, y said Major Cen
eial +, B. Maurice, chief director of mill
AIRY operations at the war office, to the
associated Press. "The Germans have
zone their best to keep us off the series
The Republican journal., 1917-10-04

of ridges. When we finish getting these
ridges we shall claim victory
"The question then is whether we can
exploit that victory, and exploiting it
depends on whether we have got more
reserves than the enemy. Thus far the
German wastage has been much greater
than ours, and they have used rs per
cent more divisions than we since July
o. n
The Republican journal., 1917-10-04
BROKEN Down
IN HEALTH
Woman Tells How SIS Worth
of Pinkham's Compound
Made Her Well.
Lima, Ohio. al was all broken down
in health from displacement. One of my

lady friends came to
see me and she ad-
vised me to COM
mence taking Lydia
E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound
and to use Lydia E.
Pinkham's Sanative
Wash. 1 began TAX
ing your remedies
and took SIS. O0worth
and in two months
WAS a we'll woman
The Republican journal., 1917-10-04
An intolerabie Spirit.

The German in Buenos Aires who urged
Goyernment to sink Argentine ships
7-nout leaving trace and the German
r-Be city of Mexico who used Sweden
,sa le- between in transmitting commu-
,catioaS which were an insult and Of
t=a,r against the Mexican Government
rer5 one in spirit and practice with
ge-nstortf, the German in the city of
Washington who sought to control our
-a.r, by the use of German money.
there $ no getting on with such a Gov
sament as that which Germany now
has the only way is to end it. If the
gaman people will not take the neces-
SAY measures, other nations must, what
4,-- the cost-New York Times
The Republican journal., 1917-10-04
Give the Public the Name.

The American public will not be salts
es. until it learns the name of the mys-
r-5us organization to which Count Won
3s1lstoriT wished to pay $50, 900 for in
1eear.ng Congress in Germany's behalf.
There are several organizations that
-.alt easily come under suspicion, and
Az IN particular that seems to fill the
MI. bat the identity of the actual bene-
5,5ry Of the Kaiser's munificence is con-
ss.ei for the present, and one guess is
!, sold as her.-Springfield Union.
The Republican journal., 1917-10-04
span the Shipbuilding Country of the
Far East.

treat Britain is now building % steam
rs aegregating more than 200, 900 tons,
,arous shipyards of Japan, according
lie Japan Advertiser. Several are
.aly 10 transfer to the British Govern
ueu The Kawasaki, the Mitsubishi,
Il ASano and the Uraga companies have
a5s, Of the contracts Work is carried
night and day. A 7500-ton steamer
5- at the Uraga dock was given trial
700 8n August 10th and met all specitlca-
.0as She was delivered at once and is
ID leF way to an unknown destination.
mother steamer at the kawasaki dock,
llae, was ready Sept. 10Th. She was
-anei the "War Sailor" and will soon
oad at Yokohama for England. Every
steamer built under this contract has the
md War" in its title.
The Republican journal., 1917-10-04
Somewhat Sarcastic.

.ensorship Note: Hereafter all local
TENS concerning clam digging at the
mouth of the Saco river should bear the
s,e line Gan Atlantic Port" and thus
aad giving any information of which
The Germans can take advantage.
Tie Russian situation is so critical
TIA. there is now almost as much con-
Hson and uncertainty in Petrograd as
here is in Washington. -Biddeford Jour-
The Republican journal., 1917-10-04
ALL SORTS
"Safe for Americans. f"

Senator Harding thinks it would be
I'll to take the foot off the loud pedal of
king the world safe for democracy
D and to talk more about making America
a .fs for Americans in our discussion of
s .by we are at war. George Creel may
gn in this helpful suggestion in pre-
a an the third edition of his Red,
yThite and Blue Book.
The Republican journal., 1917-10-04
The Call.
IRIS. THOMAS WENTWORTH HIGGIN

2 MRS. THOMAS WENTWORTH HIGGIN-
SON.
My country, do you hear the call?
Its solemn message thrills the air,
sounds above the desperate fight,
and sternly bids you do your share.
With freedoms very life at stake, =,
With Law and Order overthrown,
W. IlStless land, awake! awake!
j., he Peril has become your own.
ION the ripe wisdom of the past
4 warning voice, trumpet blast
oday seems ringing from the sky
is mans perdition to be safe
When for the truth he ought to die!"
NJ country, do you hear the call?
HE hour has struck, the sands are run
OUT chance to take the patriots stand
j., May vanish by tomorrow's sun.
4 You refuse to guard the Rights
- OF which our Fathers fought and died,
10 watch and trim the beacon lights,
gu shall be stricken in your pride!
Boston Herald
The Republican journal., 1917-10-04
Whv Men Are Loved.

Most men are loved merely because
they are men and not because of any
unusual charm.-AtchisOn Globe.
The Republican journal., 1917-10-04
HOW IT FEELS TO FLY.

The following copy of letter received
by Mrs. Frank H. Adams of Church
street, of this city from her sister who in
turn received it from her son, Stephen
F. Claflin who is with the British Royal
FLYING Corps will be of interest TO many
for it is a fine example of just how Opt
mistic are the boys who answer the call
in the proper spirit.
British Royal Flying Corps,
Toronto, Canada,
Sept. 10, 1917
Well, mother, | have been cup in the
air." at last, and believe me, the first
flight is something ] shall remember to
my dying day TO 60 soaring through
space, in and out of cloud, with the
earth like colored and patched map
thousands of feet below, and to look out
and see nothing but a few wires and
square feet of cloth between you and the
ground, with a roaring engine In front
and all eternity of space stretching
around and below, and then to have the
engine shut off and to dive down until
the earth rushes up at you like close up
on a movie screen, then to stralghten out
and 60 up and up into the clear air and
sunshine, with a 100-mile wind blowing
past you and the upturned white specks
of the faces below looking up at you,
there is no experience equal to 1t In this
world or the next believe.
1t is as if whole new life, with infinite
possibilities, and unknown fascinating
things to be discovered, were opened to
you.
We are not flying officially yet, | went
out to the flying ground and by pulling a
few wires got one of the lieutenants to
take me up. If | was ever in doubt-no
more | think if | knew certainly |
would be killed in a month, / wouldn't
miss the chance to go on and have plane
of my own. An hour of flying is worth
years on the ground. | hope to get up
again this week and if don't, believe me
it will not be my fault.
STEPHEN T. CLAFLIN.
Kennebec journal.
The Republican journal., 1917-10-04
FOR SALE

That fine old residence and lots
at 4 Court street, Belfast, Maine,
owned and occupied by the late
Charles A. Pilsbury, containing
ten rooms. Choice location and
good drainage. Apply at the
premises.
The Republican journal., 1917-10-04

Tie poor |. W. w. are having a hard
TILE They don't like this country be-
a4se they can't run the government,
aat they don't want to 60 to Germany,
because there they'd have to fight or
gork
The Republican journal., 1917-10-04

Capt Lauriat, one of the most daring
Italian aviators, accompanied by an OBJ
sewer, has made the first Italy-to-Eng-
and light, repeating the feat in 1910 of
o, ate George Chavez in crossing the
4lls Capt. Lauriat covered 700 English
niles in 722 minutes. His machine,
Shch is of a new type, started from
IllE Capt. Lauriat flew at a height of
1880 feet. He encountered high wind,
0E banks, transforms and clouds on the
04Le which lay over Modane and Culoz
southeastern France, thence over the
french battle lines in northern France
OCape Griz-Nez, and thence across the
lRgish channel He brought mail to
he Italian ambassador.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-10-25
How the Sign Was Painted

you,ve all seen the big b. l..
Tobacco sign, way UP on ane
west end Of the j. I. @Iii'in
block Charles Day did II:
well tell you how Owner OF
the Griffin Building was to get
500. from the tobacco people
for the space for this sign Just
to the west there IS rover
building. fiat rooted just right
IN work from. The owner ot
the fiat rooted structure, how
; ever. demanded 80 per cent !nr
allowing workmen to set LAD
; ders on his roof.
Charles said I'D never
nav IT, leave it to me; III paint
that sign and won't touch his
old roof at all
Charles got all ready, brushes
paint and everything, theh @a''
ed for windy day. fol re-
member that storm, about t"o {
years ago II blew down Tree
scooped the roof of most every
bodys barn and moved the race
track at FairyieW Park, fifteen
feet towards the south. TINS
was just the thing Charles had
! been waiting for He took pan
of paint in one hand and brush
In the other, located himself on
Russell street, just 50 that the
first big gust blew him Gp
against the west end OF the
Griffin Building, about 40 feet
from the ground. The wind
blew 80 hard it held him right
against the bricks and he work
ed around there for two hours
without a thing to stand on!
When the sign was finished he
crawled down and called for a
lunch of crackers with Day
Luxury Molasses.
Days Luxury Products
Are sold under
HOTEL COBURN
LAAA%1k&4&%++%&%
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-10-25
Good Money

You can get good money for woods
work with a pair of horses, this win
ter. Probably bigger pay than was
ever offered for team hire In the his
tory Of Maine numbering.
My stable is headquarters IL you
ore looking for pair.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-01-27
CONTRO L'ITALIA?

Hanno perfettamente ragone dunque, gorna austro-
ngarc quando aermano che voazone del teoro
darebbe ao che svanagg ale orze teuonche quando
conoscono che la voazone della neutrta del Begio
sategco ole che pocO da parte della Germana
Lammassamento di truppe edesche nea Basea po
treble anche no desnata ad arar quea
crosse dele orze svzee per pemettere ale austache
tedesche concentrarsi mel Tolo qund araverso terri
toro della Svzzera orienta caare per ata vale denn
Lago d Como nea pianura obarda Peroanche QueSta
anche crosse deserco fosse state
da nta concentrazone sarebbe d dcissma
La dele Ap Reiche Leponne presenta
dcota d quele che presenano lie Ap Dolom atraverso
cui tutto formidable appoggo deg apan ortcat d
LavarOne d Fogara eserco oil austriaco
passare maggie giugno dell Inore menre
comandante taiano avrebbe allie spae nee frovare
della vale padana sule quail compiere nee
nterne gil ausoedesch 81 troverebbero in terrtoro ose
nee errovare aera sue quail compiere spostamn d
uppe rapidamen puo chiesto daa stuazione
Quesa dcOa d spostamenti atera che pure minore
d co che sarebbe sue A Reche Leponne fu ira attire
dele ragoni che determnarono famento della
ausaca nea pravera Tanto pu 10 sarebbe PAU
a Gerana tenassero d forzare passaggo atraveso
il confne della Svizzera
Ma datro cano Germania ha nteresse debelare special
mene Tatro del suo nemc piu' formidab la Russia
Pesercto ranconglese Sc qund State Maggre
violare la neuaa della Svizzera quasi che
mnaccare avvogmento aa snsra francese far abo
onsva che ndubamente preparando per prmavera
sulla fronte da Verdun al Canale della Manica.
Lesercto taano minaccia vero PAustra la
mania confni lontan daaa Ed anche la minaccia
PAustra assouamente ameno per vta
gunge allie porte d Vienna. Anche generate Cadona
prendesse nea pavera Trieste conqustasse pare del
Isa questa vora taana sarebbe morale grav
smo PAusra minaccerebbe Pesstenza Perco
credamo modestamene che la Germana pensa ogorare
StIafe expedition Itala
Ma iOi bisOgna rvogerSi anche una atTa dOmanda
mania puo ndeboe piu' otre lie nee Francia
Russia ne Bacan perche la minacca dappertut As
sottgae d piu sarebbe gravssio Puo aora
mettee nseme ao esercio d per operare sua
sinistra francese? MOI ne dubtiamo.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-01-27
DA REED, PA.
FUNERALIA

Lunedi' % corr. ala Chiesa
CattOlica di Iselin ebbe luOgO il
funerale di
GUIDO BERTIG
che appena trienne venne strap
patio alI'affettO del cOniugi An
tonic e Caterina Bertig
II funerale data la grande sti-
ma che code la famiglia Bertig
riusci' veramente impOnente e
per il gran cOncOrsO di amici e
cOnOscenti e per il largo tribute
flOreale.
La fanliglia. Bertig unita al
compare Sig. Angelo TrincO, con
il cuOre straziatO dal dOlOre, rim
grazianO sentitamente tutti colo
TO che dimOstratO sincera amizi-
zia rendendO al piccOlO defuntO
PultimO tribute.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-01-27
Err LUPO

-COrrette che ce' un lupO che ce scanna!-
strillavenO lie pecOre dar monte.
Er PecOraro, che scOpri' PimprOnte,
PHO er fucile uscT da la capanna,
--.Lo faro secco COME DjO cOmmann&
cen una paIa in froptH
Ma er LupO ch'era furbO,
viste lie BRUTE disse:-FamO pace!
So state bOja, ST, der disturbO
AMI, da 'stO mOmentO,
sarO' piu' bono, metterO' giudizzO
aggirO' con un antrO sentimentO .
Nun Sc frega er santarO!
-rispOse er PecOrarO
Tu perdi er pelO ma noun perdi arvizziO,
a cOstO de qualunque sacrifzziO
finche' nun spOsti, miro,
finche' nun caschi, spare!
TRILUSSA.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-01-27
ATTRAVERSO IA CONTEA G D|NTORNI
ARRESTATO PER SOSPETTO

detective Paul Azzara di Bamesboro arrestava in He'll
wood soSpettO tai FppO Bruno Perquesto Parestao
trovao possesso coeo d mensione POGO ras
curane Dat adottoo nee carcer Indiana accerto che
indviduo d connota correspondent que del detenuo
attvamente rcercato per tentao omcdio dale autorta
d Verona,Pa
eri partiva accompagnato da detective fatto
venire postvamene per Verona dsposzone dePauorita
congratulated zeante detective Azzara per la
instancabile ava gil auguriamo sempre nuovi trionf
AL momento d andare macchna apprendamo che il Bruno
dale auorta Verona Pa identcato denquente
rcecato che la del 25 dcebre uo spare al
nazionae Tony Centraccho Verona ferendoo moramen
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-01-27
NOZZE DE sANTIs-PIZZICA

Giovanni B. DeSanto ii Indiana la Gentissma Sgnorna
Pzzca ga del noto connazonae Tony Pzzica
foreman della locale Macaron Factory furonO sabao
unit matrmonio da pastore evangeco nea del gen
tori della sposa in Maple ST.
coppa partita ala volta di New York Sig. De-
Saints Sgnora motif gorn pena luna
di miele.
ALA neocoppa nosr auguri.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-01-27
DA BARNESBORO PA.
uNCENDIO

Lunedi sera % lie 1130 questa popoaz
presa terrible panico ncendo diramato
vcinanze della Madero Hill Coal Co., che distrusse
peanente del nosro connazonae Giuseppe Scaese
servzio nappmtabe del pomperi del paese fu pronto
uoco aaccatos ALA Giuseppe Gallo che
flu anch'essa distrutta.
fola 81 rverso sui poso nonostante lntenso
strade ghiaccate La dsutta quea danneg
giata asscurate.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-01-27
IDANNI DEL vENTO IN CONTEA

mpeuoso di lunedI cause del damn revan-
ii vuoi in citta vuo nela campagna della contea
In ctta parecchie fnestre andarono in franumi nellie
campagne urono radca motif albert parecch tet casupoe
stale furono da nuiato traspora per parecche die
cine di "yard" mel terreno.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-01-27

Ave rcerche furono fatte dale autorita oca da spe
cia detectives" at investgare suomicido del
connazona Rosario pagnoo no ad nua poterono met
ter in chiaro.
Pero anto detectives lie autorta local. daccordo
supporre che detto sa state gosia d donne
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-01-27
LA INvENZIONE DI UN ITALIANO

Clio che mai fu possible rcuperare 10 nnanz dale nav
in casi naurag gil mmensi tesor document IMPORTS
sm di govem d nazion pecpat neabbisso del mari ed
ocean, gacen E. face di qu considerare d
quail gande uta sia la scoperta del nosro vaoroso
zonale
Merce questa invenzione ogni vaore in gioie
document portantssmi poranno vaggare sicur bordo dele
nav EVENT. questo apparecchio.
In che bastmeno venisse ad aondare, Pacqua entra
subto fra due cnd pos enro aO la stessa fOrza che
aonda vapore spng ala superce lie fO che vi 81
tengano rimangono a gala.
tutto semplicssimo ed estraneo quasias egge
canica forza generatva di elettricta.
Queso sstema adottato per egge lutte lie nav del
monde per asscare vao la posta sara anche immense
benefcio per lie Compagnie di asscurazoni.
sig Nann e. ormai riuscto convincere pubbco del per-
to uzonameno del appareccho ed in prossma
dara aro espermeno Aantico East New York.
present. parecch rppresentan d compagne d navga
sara allora davvero spettacoosa gornata.
Lnvenore ha pouto ga gormare incorporazone ST.
100000 che ha ncomncata funzionare col primo Gennao
1917.
ST apert gil ufc in Chicago mel Mid City Bldg 9O3 w.
Madison St. acciamo vo che la metata opera del nosro
oroso taano rov queg appogg nanzar da rendere
presa di immense benefco allumanita'
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-01-27
DA VENDERE

5Ox150 sto vcno ferronia del in
diana ST vende per $3.50. Per schiarmenti rvolgers
al Notao Guglemo Gatti
P. O. Box 463. HOMER CITY, PA
DA VENDERE SUBTTO
Tn fOnOgrafO PATHE del valOr d S7500S vende Solo
$500 prOnta
SuOna dschi COLUMBIA VICTOR"
RvOlgersi al Patricia Is Carpenter Ave.
Un fOnOgrafO Edison, motif disch del vaOre $500
81 vende solo per $4,000 prOnte
ROvOlgers al Patricia Is Carpenter Ave-
The Harrison times., 1917-04-28
SALE OF REGISTERED CATTLE.
Herd Of Shorthorns Here for lnspec-
tion-Will Be Sold at Auction
Next Tuesday.

d. r. Forester, of Walnut Ridge,
arrived in Harrison Monday with thir-
ty head of registered Shorthorn cat
tie including eight bulls and twenty
two COWS This herd will be on exhi-
bition here until noon next Tuesday
when they will be auctioned off to the
highest bidder
The advantage of these sales to our
stock raisers is easily apparent. One
cannot go outside and buy satisfac-
tory stock much cheaper, if any, than
they have been selling at the sales
that have been held in Arkansas the
past three months. This means the
saving of expense and time of going
north after the stock the expense of
shipping them into the county and a
chance of not being able to find the
stock desired
We hope all will support this sale
either by buying or encouraging others
that need such stock to buy as they
must sell satisfactorily or Mr. For
rester or other livestock men, will not
return to hold another sale
The Harrison times., 1917-04-28
HARRISoNS COMMUNITY CLUB
A Live Organization to Operate In
Conjunction With the Farmers
and Merchants Association.

Harrsons Community Club held its
second meeting Monday evening and
developed plans for a considerable ef-
fort in the expansion of local food
production. The Boy Scouts and the
Camp Fire Girls were out in force and
offered their services in the way of
gardening vacant lots about town;
their offer was heartily accepted and
the proper committee was instructed
to assist both organizations in secur-
ing grounds and otherwise working
out their plans.
A campaign of the county in the in
terest of increased production will be
pushed at once, and an effort made to
supply seed, etc.
George R. Wycoff was elected presi-
dent of the new association, John
Lynn vice president and c. j. Chap
man secretary and treasurer, which
practically merged the club into the
Farmers and Merchants Association of
which these gentlemen are the Off
cial heads.
Another meeting will be held at the
court house Monday evening when
business of Importance will come up,
Everybody invited.
The Harrison times., 1917-04-28
NO STREET FAIR.

The Whitney Carnival Company ar
rived here Monday last with view to
spending a week in Harrison, but, be
ing unable to secure satisfactory loca-
ton, and observing an unfriendly feel
ing on the part of some OF our citi-
zens, the manager decided to move on,
and did so on the evening train. II is
much discussed question as to
whether or not Harrison best serves
her people and her interests by dis
cOuraging all amusements of the cir
Gus and carnival variety. The fact
that special trains carry hundreds of
our people to the circuses at Joplin
and elsewhere at great expense would
seem to indicate that there is no spe-
cial economy in the policy.
The Harrison times., 1917-04-28

The latent patriotism Of this coun-
try is unbounded, but there is a spoL
dering resentment Of injustice that is
holding back patriots who are simply
itching to get TO the front
II We are to fight a war Of humanity
let us first make it a war Of Justice
to our own young blood
We venture the assertion that il IL
were put to a vote of the young men
of this community eight out of every
ten would refuse to enlist under the
present antiQuated and unjust volun-
teer system, but would heartily sup
port universal service.
The blood of our own young men is
red and contains no water but they
believe in a patriotism that is founded
upon justice.
Universal service must come, and it
should come without another instant
of delay.
The welfare of our country permits
of No Stacking, either in congress or
elsewhere