davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-02
peaA ,che? Neuralgia?
Take "Celery-Mist"
Costs Only, Five Cents a Package.
First in Quality.

SICK heaia,.l,e. n -rvvu- "a. sdach-, any
odd Kind of h~aia.s'e vanislie- at onc,.
when you take Ca cry Mist Same
With neuralgia. grip ami rheuntic
PANS ''t'rlrry MIST" s.urr- them alt
quiskly. pira-sutiy C.sts only crht-
a pa.Asg, at any -tor~. Better qusslty
thau h,ylh-r prics~i r~n,Ni'ss Buy
80. : a.. anu you Will ssrs~ T., th, merits
80 - y MIST
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-02
After Sickness--Take
"Old Hickory Tonic
Creates Strength. Vitality. Good
Appetite end Enriches the
Blood

Alter iin'~-. such A. s.ril1a.. cil-
eyer ani other wrak~uinr -i.k n,.-- A. D.,
49, ~.'ii"ti'inv that will rnricii atd pun
~ th' blood. THAT Will sharpen ,nur a..
sstitr aud rr,at- pr~ strength N,.t,
"si something that viii r~,itniiy, k..u,
ntirr SYSTEM anal giNr You start T..
"iirr l~al'h Won m,~i a titn,. trt,~t
,"n'r In" old lli"i"r, r"pi-. Winch a.
anitly "i ~ y-irian- Tor over haif ,rntur,
"H'ir az ani gave a. tls o. l.ati-nt~ u l.t,
lrknr-- hal lowered ti,,lr With, amt
.aIIs.si thar -trrrrth
The very iir-t 'iay You taxi Old IIirL
~ T""ic Nou will n"tisr r.-nit- N,ur
"l"'iitr VII improve and y"u'll i..l
ff"i'-"r rnd irirhter. l.s.fnr, ynu take
-iug e lT'ttlr You will H. 80, al. a-..i viii.
your raI'id rnpr",rn.rnt that You will
want ." continue the Treatment until en-
irrly well
Your druggist has ~ lor sale, H.. ain,
g"u grt old lIickory ronlc.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-02
FOR..SALE

Two hpu-s-- and lot on lone and
Erarketi -tr'.'t', I.lI~iieII. W. Va. ~
Jack-pn AMI Eri,eccs Patterson. o. and .
ro'fn lipu-e-. al usriern ronvcnenes--
accessible ferfu- guaranteed o. - ar
ranged satisfactory ." ~. ha-..r- FDr
lurfiier and cDfnT,le'e Information al
flr'--- ~ cAll for IAtk ~DN f,ererai d..
livery. Blueiield. " Va
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04

Tp and down the village street
walked ola Tompk.ns dressed all IN
his sunday best and with clean col
Ter on
Hello old fellow a friend hailed
him Aren't you working today
"No." replled the oti man proudly
"Tr. celebrating rny golden wedding
Really Then you've been mar
red fifty years"
YES have
Then. where's Mrs Tompkins
Isn't she celebrating tooF'
THE present Mrs Tompkins the
old man c0Idly rehuked 'he idle ques-
toner. has nothing 20 do with IT.
-I'ittsburgh Dispatch
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04

4 French lady recently married be-
ca .se the hrIdcgr0om's taste and hers
were similar II don't care very
much Tor him, and he doesn't care
very much for me, she explained.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21

nowanic vp}ywy poza owen paiSwem. Stan ten nmsi sic zmicnit
W Spos6b taxi. by zapobcdz az III zawszc vydarzcniu sic takicj O.
|hydy nanoVo.
Walczymy o vol,oSr. o ~annorzal. o nicnarzuvany w}asny roz-
|wojne mus bye ob1ny>onv Nvkonany W takim zamarze. Najprz1d
muSza bye napraWlonc. a potcm utWorzone olpoWiednic "a
bczpcczenia, by zaIobezono ponownym ih zrzalzcniom. Me powin-
|nSmy uvzyltdniac takich Srodk6w. kt1re maja tyko brzmicnic Mi
lie dzwiecMc. Praktyrzne kwcStyc daja sic zafatwit tyko praktycz
ncml zarzadzeniami. frazrSy ME doprowadza do rrzultatu pozada-
|ne.o. Doprowadza do nicyo Skutccznc ponovnc uporzadkowania so
sunk6w, a jakkolwick upcrzadkowania okaza sic potrzcbn~, musza
bye poczynionc.
Musza one jednak opicrac sic ma jakicis zasalzie, a zasada ia
jest jasna. Zadnego naodu ME naezy przymusowo odlawac pod
panowanie. pod ktorem zyc ME chce. zadne obszary ME powinny
zlnlcnlac W]aSclclci 4 w!jatkiem W clu zapewnienia tym. kt0rzy
szkodowan ME na1eZv WymaHac 4 wvjatkicm tych. kt0rc Stanowia
zapate Il oczvwSte krZvWdy zrzadzonc. zadnych nowych porzadko-
wan v}adzy ME nalezy czynic z vyjatkicm takich. kt61c poNuza do
zape"nienia przysz}cgo pokojn swiata przyszego dobra szczrScia
.jcgo narod0w.
A wtedy uwolnione narody swiata powimy sic z}aczyc W ia
kimS wspohnym ukladze, W jakiemS prawdzwcm praktycznem
wsp6Fdzia1aniu, kt6re W rezuItacie po}aczy silly do zapewnicnia poko-
III sprawiedliwoSci W obcowaniu wzajemnem narod6w ponniedzy
SODA.
Braterstwo ludzkosci ME powinno bye nadal pieknym. ale prof.
nym frazcscm: nalczv ml dac budowe sina trwa1a. Narody musza
zozmicc potrzebe wsp6Inego pozyca doprowadzc do skutecznc-
go zviazku cclem ubezpeczenia tego pozycia przeciw naduzyciom
autokrat ycznej samolubnej potegi.
Ola takich rzeczy mozemy bye W stanie wazyc nasze zycie ma
|jatki. Sa to BOWEN rzeczv, jakich zawsze otwarce pragnelismy, a
|jezli teraz ME bedziemy Ola Mich oddawac krcw nasza majatki z po-
wodznem. to moe ngdv ME bedziemy w stanie ponownie po}aczyc
sic dowesc Adobywczej silly we widkiej sprawie wolnosci ludzkiej.
\adszed1 czas, ably zwycezyc lub poddac sic. Jezeli w}adze auto
|krHc!i zdo}aja mas rozdzielic, to mas pokonaja: jezeli trzymac sic be-
dzemy razem. to pewnem jest zwyciestwo wolnosc, kt6ra zwycie-
stwo przyniesie. Wtedy bedzemy W stanie bye OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ale ME jestesmy ami ME bedzemy W stanie bye s}abymi Tub pominac
jakiejkolwiek gwarancyi sprawiedliwosci lb bezpieczenstwa.
WOODROW WILSON.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
NOta Wils0na do R0syi.

Washington. II czenwca. Oglo~zono tn tek>t komunikatu,
ktory przeslai prezydent Wilson do prowizoryczneyo rzadu rosyjskie
90. nkreSlajac III jego zadane cee. da kt0rych Amcryka Wda1a sic
W wojne do kt6rych W nej day. Brzmi ona jak na>tepujc:
Wobec zblzania sic przybycia decgacyi amerykanskiej do Rosy
celem wyrazenia glebokich uczhc przyjazni narodu amerykanskiego
ku narodowi ~rosyjskiemu om6wicnia najepszych najpraktycznej
Szych sposob6w wsp6ldza]ania obvdwu tych narodow celem dopro-
wadzcnia obecnej walk o wolnoSc wsz!Stkich narod6w do pomySlne-
go zakohczenia, wydaje sic rzecza odpowicdnia stosowna, azebym
ponownie okreSMl W Swiete tego nowego zjednoczenia zamiary Sta
now Zjednoczonych, z jakimi do wojny tel przystapiy.
Zaniarv tc W ostatnich tygodniach wiece zamgone mylnemi
b}ednemi przcdstawieniami, a sprawy o kt6re chodM zbyt SO wazne,
zbvt olbrzymic. zbyt znamienne Ola caej ludzkoSci, by MONA dopusz
czac do iakichkolwiek mylnych tl61naczen pojec. chocazby w drob-
ncj cztSci. bez >pro>towania natychmiastowcgo.
Wojna przybra}a zWrot niepomvSnv Ola \iennicc. a W rozpnczi-
wrm praynieniu unikniecia nieuchr"nnej ostatccNnej porazki, ci k@-
rzv po>iadaja w|adzr w Niemczech pos}uguja sic wszcIkimi moziwv
mi Srodkami. uzywaja nawet wpyw"w grup partly p"ntdzy w}aS-
nymi podlan!mi. wobec kt6ych nigd! ME kierova1i sic ami Sprawicd
liwoSciq ami slu>ulo1cia, ami nawet tolerancya. by wytworzyc po obu
>tronach morza propaganda majaca Ola mich utrzymac Wpywy view
natrz kraju, a retege zagranicq ma zgute samychzr tych 1hdzi; kt6ry
mi sic poS|uguja.
Stanowi>ko Ameryki w tel wojnic tax jasno Jest okrclone. ze
mvlnc jeyo zrozumicnic II nikogo ME jest u>prawiedlivionc.
Amervka ME szka materyalnych zysk6w Tub powiekszenia OBJ
~zar6w Undergraduates rodzaju. Me valley Ola zadnych w1asnych ko
rzy>ci hub samoubnvch cel6w, tylko 0 uwonienie narod6w wszedze
cd naduZyc przemocy autokratycznej.
Klasv rzadzace W Niemczech W ostatnich czasach zacze}y g1osc
TAXA sama lberalnosc sprawiedliwoSt cel6w. ale tylko W zamiarze
utrzymana swej w}adzy rozciagnetej W Nemczech samolubnych
korzy>ci. kt6re nesluszne pozyska}v Ola siebie jakotez prywatnych
projekt6w rozciagnieca tel wladzy ma obszarach cd Berina do Bag
dadu dacj.
Jeden rad pc drugm, "a ich wpywem. bz otvartego zdobywa
MIA jego tervtoryow wplatano w Size intrygi skierowanej przeciw
niemnej nz wonoSci pokojowi swiata. Wiazad}a tel intrygi musi
sic pozrywac. ale ME dada sic pozrywac, dopoki zrzadzonych juz
nieprawosci sic ME usunie, a musi sic take pocz!nc stosowne zarza-
dzenia. by ME dopu>cic do ich ponownego nawiazywania naprawia-
MIA kiedvkolwiek. m n~ss~ -E
OczywiScie rad cesarski niemiecki ci. ktoymi on sic pos}uguje
do wasnych bezprawi, staraja sic pozyskac zareczenia, re wojna "a
konczy sic przywrocenem status quo ante. Owe statuss quo ante by
10 tenn. z kt6rego ia niegodzfwa wojna powstala, w}adza cesarskiego
rzadu niemieckieeo wewnatrz panstwa jej szeroko rozpostarte pa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
UCzMY DZlECl NASZE CzYTAC, PISAC
movie Pc POLSKU.
Swiadectwo Biskupa Nowo-
wieiskiego 0 ohydzie
rzad0w niemieckiCh.

Eardzo cickaWym przyczHn-
klein do hi>toryi T. cza>"w okupa-
cyl nicmieckicj W Polscc bcdzle
30 obccnc,j wo.jnic list pa>terSkl
J. T.. KS. \owowiej>kie"o. bl>kn-
pa uyccczyi P}orkiej. List ten
ME bawi sic W Szcr>zq .jaka> poll
tykr orycntacy:jna. ale Ia to "d-
krvwa nam rabek Zycia nie.jako
N"moWcyo.
.1rdnym l. takirh wla>nir >zcze-
y1I1w przcz do>tojnika tr=" W
]i>rir .jego opracowanHch jest do
nu>iriclstwo.
Jczcli uwaZamy na micj>cc
rza>, i okoliczno>ci. to mu>lm!
jrlnak przyznat J. f. ks. biSku-
powi Neutrality-suspicious. posiadanle
bardzo DUO odwagi cywilnej i
mr~twa, zc >prawc te publicznie
" liScte pastcrskim poruSzyl i ma
pietnowal.
. 30 zastantiwmv sic chocby po-
hicZnic.
Donosicic]ami. O kt6rvch nova,
Sa albo vvraznic szpicdzH. albo
ludzie badzcobadz Z Niemcaml
sic wachajacy..
Ten. komu sic donosi. sa VIA
dzc wojskowc nicmieckie, panem
2vria i Smierci W calej Polsce be
darv. I OTTO przeciwko tym dono-
siviclom wystepujac, j. E. ks. b'
Skup ich iu$cit W pierwszym re
die potepia. ale TEN ME mniej
W tvch drugich. II. we w}adze
wlaSnie nicmieckie. jake instru'
menta ich uzywajace. kamieniem
rzuca
Ciekawv i charaktcrystyczny
Jest spos6b, W jaki on to wsz.yst'
ko czyni.
\azwiska Nicmc6w. ami razr
on ME wspomina, a przeciez i sic
pv widzi. &c 0 mich mowi.
Wbrew opinii s%zerzoncl mas
przez zwolennik6w oryentacyi II
O. n. uwaza J. f. ks. biskup NO
wowiejski w}adze obecne rzado-
we W Polsce jake zupe}nie nieprs
wne, z kt6remi spo}eczenstwo mic
ma %zupe}nie mic wspolnego / wo'
bee kt6rych obowiqzane ono jest
zachowvwac ma ca}ym froncie so
lidarnoSc odporna.
Tylko z tego punktu widzen's
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21

Bat pruski i mark pruskie, OTTO
zrod1o donosicielstwa. kt6ry vie
eel moze tn dzia}a niz co inne. -
Ale o TEN publicznie biskupowi
pisac ME wolno. Togo sic wolno
nam tylko domySlac dorozumie-
wac.
a vice many OTTO obraz.
Ludnosf obrabowana z resztka-
mi mienia sic kryjaca biskup
donosieie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21

a rad okupacyjny niemiecki i
lego agenci chocby nawet i pol
Soy, to druga ca}osc.
Nar6d polski to 0fiara, rad O.
kupacyjny to krzywdziciel.
Wszelki czfowiek, kt6ry donosi
cielstwem pomaga krzywdzicielo-
wi zdradza sw6.j nar6d i krzywdzi
|cielem jest i tam take.
Taxa jest idea J. E. ks. bisku-.
pa Nowowiejskicgo. :.
Wypowiada on ia dosyc fotwar
Gle i bez krepowania sic w}adza--
mi niemieckiemi, przeciwko kt6--
rym wyraznie jest skierowana.
Otto So autentycznc jego s]owa
pod tym wzgledem:
"Najwiecej pohahbienia pred
Swiatem. powiada on. przyni6sf
nam grzech donosicielstWa. My
nar6d polski, tworzymy jakoby
.jedna rodzine, kt6rcj czlonkowie
%wzajemnie kochac sic winni. Co
brata poIaka boil. to i mnie boil:
co jcgo cie>zy. to mnic cicSzlc
wieccj, niz cu~dzozicmca. powin--
no. Tcmbardzicj, cd! mym bra
tcm-polakicm. jest sa>iad bliz>zy
Hub dalszv. .Jrzcli mu sic dziejc
dobrzc. to povinni>my radzi bye
T. tcyo, owSzem wiek>zcj jcszcze
pomySlno>ci mu Zyczvc: zazdro--
>cic mu powodzcnia, d tcmbar-
;dziej szkodzic dlatcyo. Zc ia to-
go ME mann. IL ia teyo zosta}cm
pozbawiony. bvlohy nicludzko>-
ella. Tvmcza>cm podcza> wojnv
okazaIo sic. lie Wiclc ME mogac
Scicrpicc. IL >a>iadoWi cos ~.jeSzcze
zo>ta|o, "dy i'm wszystko zabra--
mo. dono>icicIami sic stall, ably i
sasiada Svcyo pozbaWic poSiada-
mia: mHWinno boWirm: - mnic
krzvvdzono. nicrhzc vice / on ME
ma. Dono>icirl>tWo tax sic roz--
>zerzy|o. IL m"wi ono o wszyst--
klein Zadncj tajcmnicy ME zacho-
wano. bvlc movie ME tylko bez
>ZkOuv. ale i ma SZkode bliZniego.
Oar moWy jest Witlkicm dobro-
dziejStWcm BoZem: dial nam go
Pan ME pc co inncyo, jak t.ylko
Ola pomayania ludziom i WZyWa-
mia ich pomocy W p~otrzeblc. -
Tvmczasem SZkodZimy bllznicmu,
ydv m1wimi O MIN, to co W jaki-
kolwick Spo>1b Wydajc tajemni-
ce. Pokazalo sic II mas .jawnic. lie
Mkt. ZaroWno ma WSl. jak / W
miescie. tajcmniry ME z~achoWujt
%ohmawia innych hub Spotwarza.
nawet tedy. ydv do tcy" MKT nlc
zmusza - ami chWaia BoZa ami
poZvtck luuzki. Chwala BoZa i PC
, Zvtek ludzi Wvmaga u.jaWnlcnla
tajcmnicy tylko wtedv, "dvby
ktoS ma >zkodt WARY >wietej al
:; DO dobra pow>zcchncyo GO dzia-
}al hub bliznicyo krzywdzil. Ale,
ydv tcyo ME ma. ME godzi sic ro2
i powiadac plotek i rzerzy. dot.vrza
cvch na>zc~o >a>icdztwa; a gd,v 7
rowodu twojc"o galul>twa Wyni'
, knic :jaka Ola kogo strata. obowi;
zany bedziesz do jcj wynagrodzc
MIA, jakobyS ~ sam mu te krzyw-
de uczynil.
ue4 s2hodv uczvnili plotkarze,
obm6wcy. potwarcy donosicic-
lie. 1luz ludzi przez donosicielstwa
takic wvwiezionych zostalo Z kra
, !ju. ilu uwiezionych. hub pozbawio
rvch w}asnoSci Czyz dono>iciele
mvSla lie ujda pred Sp%rawicdli--
woScia Boza. jezeli ME .wynagro-
dza krzvwdy. kt6rej stall sic
, %przyczyna!"
Rozpatrzywszy sic powvz-
; szych s}owach J. E. KS. biskupa
, Nowowiejskiego. odrzucam.y cd
; mich og6lniki teologiczne Ola NADIA
, MIA jedynie formy nibyto scisle
ko>ciclnej tutaj dodane. a co "a
, Iobraz iScie dantejski przedstawj
sic naszym oczom.
= Otto staje~tu nam pred oczy!ma
!cale mn6stwo ~nedzarzy, ktorym
Niemcy zabrali ca}y dobytek. 0.
box tego mn6stwa staja nieliczn:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21

Ii. ably swoich rodak6w pred ma
,jezdzca ME zdradzali.
Do history to przejdzie, a list
pasterski J. E. ks. biskupa Nowo
wiejskiego bedzie ma to dokumen-
TEN, bedzie swiadkiem.
Wdzieczni jesteSmy J.. E. ks. bi
skupowi Nowowiejskiemu "a 3D.
wage, re ohydzie rzad6w niemiec-
kich " Polsce wyda} swiadectwo.
Kuryer Bostonski.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-07
WINSL0vv
Regular Session Of Grange Is
Scheduled for Friday Evening
Notice of Promotion OF
SWinslow Boy in U. S. Service

Mrs. Charlotte Clifford. who has BEEN
quite i'll, as reported little more coIh-
Portable.
At the regular Grange meeting TINS
Friday evening there will be discus
sion of the Equal Suffrage question.
Able speakers will represent ooth
sides. 1t will be an open meeting ana
a cordial invitation is extended to the
public.
Mrs. Eugene Lewis and son, Arthur.
of Clinton, are guests at the home OF
Mrs. Lewis sister, Mrs. Harry >.
Grindall.
Mrs. Henry Fish has returned from
Lakeside where she has been attend
ing the campmeeting.
Mrs. James Herd of Madison is
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Herd, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Drummond
have returned from Pemaquid where
they have been passing two weeks.
Miss Grace Knox has returned from
Readfeld, where she has been passing
her two weeks vacation.
David Gray, after a visit with
friends in town, has returned to Madi-
son.
Mrs Chester Garland entertained
her mother Mrs. Nellie D. Lachance of
Waterville Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Libby and chill
dren of Benton, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Hansen ard children of Portland. Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Larsen of Waterville,
have been recent guests at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hansen.
Word has been received from Ray
mond Smiley that he has been pro-
NOTED to chief quartermaster and has
been transferred to the Harvard Ra-
dio school at Cambridge, Mass, where
he is taking a course of study.
The Berean class of the Advent
church, Waterville, met Tuesday even
ing at the home of Perha-n Potter,
Beacon street. this town.
Joseph Bolduc attended the Lewiston
fair Wednesday.
Miss Dorothy Chaffee. after a visit
with friends in Massachusetts. has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Ernest Whitman entertained
the East Winslow Sewing circle We'd
nesday afternoon.
Beulah Potter has returned from a
two-weeks visit at the home of her
grandmother. Mrs. Murray. Water
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Mccarthy.
Benton avenue. are entertaining Miss
Ruth Blake Of Pennington
H. B. Walton of Portland is a guest
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Fred
*. Conant.
Ruth and Dorothy Fotter have re-
turned from two-weeks vacation
passed at Lakeside.
The monthly meeting Of the Hose
CO. was held Thursday evening at the
Hose house.
Miss Mildred Smiley is a guest of
her aunt, Mrs. Eugene Holt. at Madi-
son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-07

special election on Monday, Sept. 10
by the people of Maine, in which he
feels an especial interest:
| In the rush and excitement of war
activities, it is natural that the people
O. Maine should have paid scant at
tention to the important questions that
are to be voted upon next Monday
All of these questions were submit
tee to the voters by a Legislature
strongly Republican in both branches,
and in this sense they are all Republi-
can measures and associated in the
public mind with the Republican party.
| desire to ask your special attention
t. two of these propositions which are
especially identified with our party be-
cause Of the fact that Republicans in
the Legislature for several sessions
have tried to secure the necessary two
thirds vote to submit them to the
people.
The constitutional amendment giving
the Governor and Council authority to
remove unfaithful sheriffs after proper
notice and hearing was first proposed
by Republican senator in 1907 and
has been urged by the party at several
sessions since. 1t is designed to elm
mate the present cumbersome and ted :
ious method of dealing with unfaithful
skeriffs by the Legislature, and to give
the Governor more complete authority
for the enforcement of law in accord :
ance with his constitutional response
bility.
The amendment giving equal suffrage
to women has also been urged by the
party at several sessions of the Legis-
lature and repeatedly advocated in the
party platform.
The adoption of both these amend
Tents will in my opinion greatly
strengthen the Republican party and
make more effective the policies which
we advocate in the interest of the moral
and social welfare of the State.
II you find yourself in agreement with
these views, | earnestly urge YOU to
co what you can to get out the vote
in your section in favor of these meas
ures. ! would appreciate any sugges-
ton you may care to make in regard
to the sentiment in your vicinity and
| would be glad to hear from Won at
any time about this or any other matter
In which you may be interested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-07
SECOND CALL
OF THE DRAFT

The second call for men to start for
the mobilization camp at Aver, Mass,
has been issued, asking for 40 per cent.
of Names full quota of 1921 men, or
72s, which will be moved in the same
manner as the per cent first sent
and which was the first contingent to
arrive at Camp Devens. The next
contingent will leave in the FIVE days
from Wednesday, Sept. 10. from their
various starting places. No local
board units will be broken. though in
instances counties will be sent separ-
ately. The units will be gathered as
follows:
Androscoggin No. I, 90 men; An
droscoggin No 2. 90 men: Franklin,
II; Sagadahoc, 10; York No. l. 81
York No. ?, 81; total $50.
Aroostook No. /, IS men; Penobscot
No. 1. %: Penobscot No. ., IS; Pts
cataquis, ?; total, 1879.
-iroostook No. ., SO men; Washing
ION, 10; total, 159.
Hancock. 80 men; Waldo, so; total,
40
Knox. II men; Lincoln. So; Somerset.
"a; total, 14c.
Grand total, 72s.
The two district boards had up to
Thursday. Sept. s, certified enough
men to take care of the first and sec
ond calls. the calls being filled by the
provost marshal from the available
supply, as they come The certifica-
tions are as follows by countless
Aroostook No. 1, So men: Aroostook
No. 2, SO; Franklin. ~; Sagadahoc "a
York No. /, "a; York No. 2. IS; ARGOS
took No. l, 10; Aroostook No Q, 81;
Hancock. 70: Knox. IS: Lincoln, 3d.;
Penohscot No 1, 10: Penobscot No 2.
2o Piscataquis, 4 Somerset. 81; Wal
do. %; Washington. SO; total col.
The feeling among the drafted men
is now much better than was expect
ed. The prompt arrival Of the first
contingent at Camp Devens, being the
first to arrive there and winning no
end of compliments for the mems fine
appearance and their readiness to get
into the game, has made the boys feel
like volunteers and their treatment
has been on the same lines. Maine ia
making splendid mark in furnish
ing men for the army.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-07
NEW EXHIBIT IN
STATE MUSEUM

| Curator Thomas A. James Of the State
museum at the State House has just COM
pleted the finest exhibit of shore birds In
| existence in this State. 1t has been adj
mired by everyone who has watched the
process of construction during the last
three months and after the great plate
glass front is put on, which will probably
be done Friday, it will be still greater
object of attention and admiration.
The case is on the north side of the
great exhibit of mounted moose and deer,
and measures 10i by II feet, and about -
inches deep. The arrangement Is Of a
sea and shore scene. with high lodges
on each side, a pebbly shore and the sea
and sky in the background several is
lands appearing. So naturally are the
foreground rocks and stones painted in
that 1t is difficult at few feet distance
to distinguish where the real rocks and
the painted ones join All the work was
done by Curator James from the painting
of the background the arrangement Of
the scenery, the mounting of the birds,
some of which he even secured with his
own hands and gathered the rockwell
and beach pebbles.
! You must see the exhibit to get its
value. list of the birds shown In no
way describes their natural appearance
nor the artistic work In their poses You
may see the birds In fight, in play in
rest, protecting their young. on the nests,
even the petrol In its perpetual walking
over the crests of the waves The young
are as cunning as anything could be The
SohernCec nd dat of
old birds resembles that of the owl, and
the general true to nature" appearance
OF the whole thing 10 really wonderful
As Boothbay Harbor man said the 9TH
err day when he asked who made up the
exhibit; We'll. you've been on the sea
coast. all right" It will be worth your
time for trip to the museum just to see
this new feature.
The birds are all to be found on our
coast and the list shown includes the
following:
| Adult and immature gannet, cor
omant putin, two Arctic tern. least
tern, Franklin gull, kittywake gull,
two herring gulls with chickens, black
hagdon, adult razorbill aux and two
young, three teaches petrels and two
4 ~
| brunnichs murre, two guillemots one
in winter and one in summer plumage.
dovekie, great black back gull. golden
plover. black breasted plover. sander
ling. dowitcher. young murre and two
| laughing gulls.
1t will make you laugh to see the
young murre peeking out from the
hole in the rock, where it is enjoying
the comforts Of a nest and you will
also smile at the smuggling up of the
| other young birds to their mothers.
| Nests are seen on the most convenient
places. just as bird would naturally
select and on the sides and corners Of
| the rocks Is the reckweed, Just as it
grew. not IN any way initiated. Star
fish, mussels. shells. snails, sea ur-
ehins and other Inhabitants Of the salt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-07
Use Cocoanut Oil
For Washing Hair

If you want to keep your hair IN gooo
condition, be careful what you wash IT
with.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkal. This dries the
scalp. makes the hair brittle. and is very
harmful Just plain mulsifled cocoanut
oil (Which is pure and entirely grease
less). IS much better than the most ex-
pensive soap or anything else you can
use for shampooing. as this can't posi-
bly, injure the hair.
Simply moisten your hair with water
and rub it in. One or two teaspoonfuls
will make an abundance of rich. creamy
lather and cleanses the hair and SCALP
thoroughly. The lather rinses out easily
and removes every particle Of dust dirt
dandruf and excessive OIL The hair
dries quickly and evenly. and it leaves II
/ fine and silky, bright, fluffy and easy to
manage.
You can get mulsifed cocoanut oil at
most any drug store. 1t Is very cheap
and few ounces is enough to last every
one in the family for months.-Adv.