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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-03
PANAMA IS LAND
OF OPPORTUNITY,
SAYS 1t. COETz
West Pointer, Home After
Four Yearsin Army, Has Wis.,
tied Many Possessions.
NOW GOES TO TEXAS
TO JOIN OLD COMPANY
Cane Girarde8uGn Tells of What
He FOurt During Assignment
on the Canal.

h.s experience n Panama while an
a.G-de--arHp 10 E-igadier-GcneraI c. r.
Ea...,,ds Who + +, con,n,ard Of +ha
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- ere ItI'''e" ''>l H'R"I oE lieutenant
Robert Goetz. who IS spending a
months fulloueh with his parents on
( -o..th SDrfco Street. The lieutenant
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! Artillery, which is now stationed At
Fl Paso, Tex. H expects to receive
an appointment 70 a captaincy early
next summer.
| Lieutenant Gootz. graduate of the
West Point Academy. has been in the
United States army since 1909. the
/ year in which he received his diploma
from the academy. He WIS appointed
| by Congressman Tyndall in 1905. and
/ four years later was graduated from
this military institution.
! After leaving th:, school he was
transferred % the border who're ne re-
NAMED untI 1911 when ne was called
to the Schoo! Of F,Quitation in Fort
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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

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p'fa'uFe; t"'f today and tomorrow,
IN " letter to ms SISTER Elmer
Milo who won't TO Casper, Wyo., a
week ago, informs her that the tenn
p"ratuIe fell to - degrees below zero
during the earlier part Of the week.
Young Nils eft the Cape to go West
for his health. He NJ, accompanied
IN = friend
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WHICH 'i'e @t"iN ''""H"I yesterday
morning.
New Home Sewing Machines on
easy terms at DruSch'..
Owing to the severe weather the
Girl employes Of the shoe factory we're
permft+od 70 return home vest rG;.v
morning. It was imrcssiblr to heat
the factory comfortably. and til, men
who remained en- duty were forced 10
work in their ovcrcoats.
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Of Kansas Ciry and we'll known in the
Cane vas notified Yesterday afternoon
upon his arrival. that his wife had
Leon dangerously sraIded Yesterday
morning. He returned or the after
noon train.
New HON, Sewing Machines on
easy term. at nrusrn'S.
Fireman Martin Obcrheidc resigned
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-03


row where Si'' HAS "eei' visiting feIa-
yves,
The shoe factory baseball league will
give lis first reception of the year at
Wet End Hail tonight
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has devoroped pneumonia
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ness Mr., Frirre purchased = new
tbroshing machine from the Frcazc
Tbrosbino. Machine Co which viii he
shiDned TODAY.
H. Bell Of Advance had business in
the Cane Yesterday.
Mrs. Martin Hcisscrer is seriously
i'll at her home on Coed Hone street.
She * suffering from pneumonia. Her
condition is regarded grave.
Harry Gcttings has been chosen
captain of the basketball team Of the
Normal. He is a graduate Of the Hay
Il Hiob School and has bcnn attend
ing the Normal since last fall.
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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-03

Miss Kate Bolen returned yesterday
from Esther, Mo-, where she attended
the funeral of her mother who died
late last week. Her death occurred =
few hours after the arrival of her
daughter who had been notified of her
mothers condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto KasSell returned
from Hayti yesterday afternoon where
they had been visiting relatives.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-03
Makes Love to St.Louis Girl While
Wife Visits in Illinois, but Spouse
Spells the RomanCe--InterCepts
Letter.
LETPHONFS GIRL AND IS TOLD
HUSBAND LOVES LIKE 4 R0sGEQ


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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-03

the United States, and besides, he de-
clared, the opening for a young man
who wishes a bright future. is better.
DIVING 10 the fact that Industries are
@ti@ n their infancy m the tropics, the
chances for business success are cx-
cecdinGly good
The United States now maintains
rom 5000 to 10000 soldiers IN Pana-
ma, the headquarters being at Ancon.
This number is expected TO be incrcas-
ed in the near future to perhaps 27.OOO
men and officers. Nearly ten millions
g dollars h--a been spent. the officer
sad, for the construction Of the coast
defense. and everything is being dorc
10 rortify both the Pacific and the At
Iant:c coasts.
Since the dedication of the canal the
cities along the coast have become
points o. great interest. Thousands
Of visitors hosk into Panama City, An
con md Other points along the coast
for snort visits, and in the past few
years these cities have become the
most important seaports in Panama.
The canal Is Is miles long and ay-
craEes 100 yards in width from coast
20 coast.
The natural products Of this coun-
try have not been exploited, in fact. ne
aid, they are not yet all known, and
for that reason he predicts 4 great
future for this country.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-03
CAPE HIGH Wins
CAMPBELL DEBATE
Question Is. Would Government
Ownership Prove Bene-
fetal to Nation.

The debating team of the Cape High
School was given a victory in the de
bate with the high school at Campbell
last night in which the local team took
the affirmative side, while the Camp
bell students represented the mega
tive.
Cape High School was represented
by Miss Haline Chapman and Arthur
Martin. son of F. J. Martin, secretary
Of the Commercial Club. The sub
jcct was: Resolved, That Government
Ownership Of Railroads Would Be
Beneficial TO the Nation"
The Cape Girardeau Representatives
were accompanied by piss Clara
DrTsch. They returned early this
morning.
The victory over the Campbell de-
batting team IS SO much more impor-
tant fog the Cape representatives, as
their opponents were the only ones
that were awarded The decision in tax
ing the negative side Of the question.
The debate between the Flat River
High School and the SiLeston team
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-11-21

sHERIFr's SAFE.
STATE OF MAINE.

Csszyy or HAHcock. Nosenber IA, ise1.
TAKEN ON execution wherein John n.
Il ByesnAhAn. - collector Of taxes for the
sAy 81 Ellsworth. In the county Of Hancock,
State OF Maine. for the year 1915. 10 piahtiff,
anA Andre Leyneek of Boston, county Of
Sn0plk. commonwealth Of MassAch uAstts, IL
defendant, and will Be sold BY public auction
q the once Of D. 3. Hurley, Main street, Ella
worth. Hancock county, Aaine. on Monday.
o'clock in the forenoon, the following real es-
tate With the buildings thereon. situated In
Ellaworth, Hancock county, Maine. and de-
scribed - follows, TO nit:
Rotel Farmer, shore Green Lake, two hun
dred square rods. and BOUNDED north BY shore
Of Green Lake and south By road leading 70
Lase. being lot eeaysyed 6y deed 70 aid
registry o. deeds. book 81, psse q The exc.
iesusd upon . Judgment rendered October
70, 1911. BY the supreme Judicial court In and
for Hancock county, Maine, In . suit brought
for the purpose Of enforcing . lien under re-
vised Statutes 81 Maine, chapter IL, section
=. for tAxss assessed In said city Of Ellsworth,
in the year 1918. Said Judgment was rendered
BY said court sgAinst the defendant sbove
thereon above described, aud said sale Il for
the purpose Of enforcing such lien. A. pro-
vidsd by ssid statute shall. q tho time and
plAoe shove appointed, sell ON said execution
tor the least Undivided fractional part ~ aid
shove described real estate and buildinga
thereon that any person bidding viii take
and pay shs amount due ON the execution,
With ~ nsesssery chargss Of ..l:.
November. 1917.
sherin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-11-21
COUNTY GOSSIP.

Mrs. Hattie Hutehins OF Bucksport may
proudly display q service nag with foul
stars, representing four sons in the SER
vice. and there's room for more starr
which may b. added before the end Of the
war, - she has three more boys who are
anxious to serve a. soon as they are old
enough. Mrs. Hutchins has seven lusty
sons in all. Grin L. Hutchius enlisted in
the and Maine infantry the day he regis
tered, and iss now in France. Harold |.
Hutchins and Chester l.. Hutchins en-
listed in the LIST Maine heavy artillery,
and Guy 7. Hutchins is in the S02nd in
fantry. Frederick Hutchins is helping
aiorg the war in q munition plant In
Massachusetts,, and Pearl H., Loren H.,
and Melvin A. are anxious to get into the
fray. William B. Hutchins, now post
MASTER II Oriand, would be in the service,
but be lost hand celebrating the glorious
Fourth some years ago.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-11-21

Drastric regulations to enable gov
eminent agents to keep the thous-
ands of Germans in the United States
under constant surveillance and curb
the reasonable activities OF q few,
viii be announced soon by Attorney
General Gregory, to make effective
the proclamation issued Monday by
President Wilson imposing restric-
tions on free movement of alien
enemies. 1t is high time. There has
been growing Impotence for some
time at the apparent laxity OF this
government, though some efficient
work has been done by the secret SER
vice of which the public is not gen.
orally informed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-11-21

The readers Of this paper Will be pleased
to lenrn that there IL At least one dreaded
liisesse that science has been able 70 cure In
ali iss stages, and that is catarrh. Catarrh
being greatly Influenced ~ constitrtional
Eail's Catarrh Medicine 10 taken internally
and acts through the blood on the Mucous
Surfaces Of the System thereby destroyine
the foppdatiou OF the dis<as giving the
natieut strength By building mp the con-
stilusion and assisting nature in doing its
work. rhs Prcprissors have 70 much taitn
Medicine that they offer One Hundred
Dcllars for any case that IL falls 10 cure.
send for list Of tsstimonials.
Address r. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo u,
Sod BY 81 Druggists, nc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-11-21

Another case OF diphtheria, this at
Ellsworth Falls, has terminated ia
tally. The circumstances in this case
were somewhat unusual. Two chill
dren in the same family were i'll.
Diphtheria was suspected by the at
tending physician and the board OF
health, and the culture was sent away
several times, the report being meg
alive" until Thursday, when it came
back positive" The family was
promptly quarantined. Monday the
boy was dead. There have been
alarming reports Of many other cases,
but member Of the board OF health
said to- day that there were no Other
cases and only this one house undeI
quarantine. He said, however, that be
believed many cases OF sore throat II
town were of diphtheretic nature
The board has advised medical ex'
animation Of all the children in thu
schools, but as yet no action has beel
taken. We believe 1t 10 within tn
power of the board OF health to orde
such an examination, and II 90, ant
the board deems it wise precaution
We believe it is its duty to insist upol
such q general examination. Parents
too, are urged not neglect even
slight sore throat in their children
but to call physician at once.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-11-21
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 81. 1917

The army draft examinations have
demonstrated that the boys OF the
city are in better condition physically
than the country boys. Figures do
not lie, and the figures show an ad-
vantage for the city boy in the physi-
cal examinations from to 20 per
cent. This is attributed to more rigid
rules as to medical examinations in
the city than in the rural schools.
Where the country boys failed largely
was in the matter OF eyesight and
eeeth-defects that might have been
in childhood.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-11-21
sTONlNGrON.

J. @. Gost win open his clam factory this
week.
The Lawrence Canning %. has had
rushing work the past week. Ono Of the
women packers has earned e0 and
another Us.
Miss Mildred Sellers, who il ct the Han
gor hospital for treatment Of the ear, ID
much improved in health.
Schooner Annie and Reuben arrived last
week to load stone.
News has bssn received here that Sabine
Jordan, formerly Of this place. Il in q
Massachusetts, hospital, quite Iii.
The stone cutters job at the Settlement
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-11-21
AMHERST.

Hollis Patterson ID ut Wesuitu camps,
Great Pond, guiding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warden Vague OF East
Bangor visited here Sunday.
Mrs. 8. e. Crosby of Aurora is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. F. o. Silsby.
Miss Maud Rankin, who has been enAs
pioyed at Ellsworth, 10 at home.
Mrs.. Letitia SiIsby, who has been visit.
ing in Holden ana Bar Harbor, 10 home.
Charles Richardson of Bar Harbor, v h<
has been visiting here, has returned home
Charles Shand and Harry Rodick Of Bal
Harbor, with Sewall Nickerson ~ guide
are at Brandy pond hunting.
Nov. 10. +.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-11-21
COUNTY NEWS
ORI4AzC

ORLAzp
Austin Bues>was home frnn the U. III
n. over Sunday
william Eysxeets- has rpne to Wslthars
where he has work, for tie wiser.
Miss Ouids Asper, VITO - atten ding.
SAs~ business college. - H..eor, spent.
Sunday At homa.
Mrs. George Perkins. of BsDgor, who.
has spent q few weeks. with her SOFA
Hanry and Haroad have ssturnsd home.
Miss Nellie Oosnbs, n D. @. W., -
The grand chapter Of MAins, o. f. 81.
aill visit Riversias ohaytsr Noyembesr
q.
Mr.. Bradley 81 Hartman, who has
made her home with hAs saster, Mrs..
A. +. Soper, is now the gueaa of Mrs..
G.. 4. Valentine.
Mrs. A. Eosann Sopar III the FASla..
will close her house for tie winter and.
make her hons with Aes ssn and HE,
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. John p. sRper.
| Erred Ames came hsoe Friday. Ha
| will, close bis home hsfs and nova his
| family Monday to KiAsO. where hsshss
employment foc the water.
Charlie Brown Of Boston is visiting
has mother fon fsw days at his old homs-
One day last week hs brought in young
deer which, he killed uos far frsm ths
Village.
John r. SDpsF has purchased hhe hy
Grindle house at tie Falls, whiah will
be occupied BY his brother Canton.
Mr.. Grinale has moved his Amiiy to
Old Town
Tbs Rad Cross auxiliary sent Nov. "A,
to the Red Cross supply statien> Boston,
8 mufners,s prs. wristlets, Spe. socks,
sweaters, 8 tray cloths, II napkins, 2 eye
bandases, - triangular haSAAges, 81
hospital spongss, sc washrssethes, 26oo
eye-vipes, q comfort pillows, - fracture
pillows. The interest with which the
, young girls have worked, and theiz
!, prompt and efficient aid in packing tn
finished work for shipmsnt have been ~
inspiration to all who AAvs attended tn
, meetings. There would have been uofs
!. knitted garments but for the lack OF yarz
which the purchasing committee has
!, been unable to obtain.
. NOV. 10. c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-11-21
NIHTa
PENOBsCoH

RkNObSCsJL
Mrs. H. n Psrkins and children IRE
spending sswsek in Rocklan0
Hiram Phisdali OF East GRAND 10 nth
IN sister, Ars- Edward Ilttlaheld.
Miss BHtAs irving rstuRned SatHdsy
after . weak - her honsrin Clinton
Mr.. ana Mss. Rsaina<d lsAch are oceu-
plying Nina Adelaide heacAs houaa this
winter.
Mrs. QAriton Poole. and daughter Nina
OF Portland are here, called by the serious
illness of Mrs. Poolass, mother, MnA r. &.
Leach
Them will be . spscial nesting 81
Penohsees chaptea o. Il 8, Monday even
ing Nov. "a, when Grand MAaron Mns,
Elizabeth LibbeE OF Bangor win make hsi
officiAi inspection Of the chapter. A
chicken bsnquab will Be served at an A,
tbs NESTING Saturday, dec. 1. oflcers viii
BE- slecked and business of much inpor-
tA1ce will CONE before the meeting. Z il
hoped that . large number will attend.
Dec. 20. vooDxAcKE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-11-21

The new draft rules, 1t ia under
stood, will cancel all exemptions and
discharges granted under the old
rules. The lists of questions to be
sent ont under the new regulations
win be sent to all registered men not
in the service, and all win be given a
place in the several classes. Those
who were called under the old rules
and exempted or discharged may
again be called for examination. The
new regulations provide q way by
which men physically unfit for front
line dhty and yet able to do some work
of soldier, may be called to military
service behind the lines. 1t is prob
able, however, that every man who
had legitimate grounds for exemption
because Of dependents under the old
rules, will get the same under the
new ones. which are even more lib
eral in this respect than in the old
one,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-11-21

10 progressing we'll. The good weatEsE
has been favorable.
Mrs. Elmer b Sponord hss closed hes
ho1se here and Aas gone to Portland fus
the winter.
Al . specia, town meeting. John II
Snell was elec3ed sslectman- in place "a
Charles Thurio~ resigned.
Mrs. Tiiden sawyer and dssgbter are "a
hozse from . visis in Thomaston. She u
secretary OF the Red Cross asd y catlin9
for more volunssefs.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. p. Coomss and chiia
arc visiting in Prospect Harbor.
r. r. d. Carrier Lyman Simeon mat
with bad acsidrnt when, nsming dowr<a
HIN, his auto was overturned and ~
was pinned rnaes the car. He was en-
oonscious waen hap arrived bit is nsz
Improving.
Nov. 10. NIHTA-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-11-21
OTIS.

w. J. Murphy joined his brother here
for over Sunday.
Schools reopened Monday after weeks
vacation.
David Tibbetts Of Brewer spent the
weekend with his brother.
Paul Russell of Salisbury Cove returned
home Friday with deer. he was guest
ct the Grover place.
Willie Warren and w. n. Givren Of Ed
dington, who spend thar week-ends 1t
Carrie Grindie's, remained over for few
days hunting.
Nov. 10. DAvIss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-11-21
WEST ELLSWORTH.

Mrs. Mae Carter i visiting in Boston.
IEs Carter spsnt . few days Of homo
recently.
Sherman Cunningham ID home from
Old Town for . lev days hunting.
Mrs. Bertha Higgins was in Bar Har-
Dor hospital last week, for . slight opsr-
stion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-11-21
New Federal Explosives Law.

New Federal Explosives Law.
Clerk Courts 7. F. Mahoney has been
kept busy the past few weeks answering
inquiries regarding the new federal Law
relating to explosives. The law requires
all dealers, purchasers, handlers and ussrs
of explosives to obtain licenses through
tue county clerks ONCE.
Many applications for licenses have al
resdy been received and have been fol-
lowed by inquiries - to why the licenses
were not sent. The reason for this is that
the clerk Of courts has not yet received
from the government the necessary blanks
and licenses.
II . regular form Of application for Ii
censs il required, these will be forwarded
a soon - received to those who havs
made application, or il licenses can be is
sued without more than the letters Of
application received. the licenses viii b
| forwarded.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-11-21
What We Are Fighting For
Rx NJ Y Tghbsffs

0y ~. " LtocEttos
We have j,ined the Allied Armies,
Brave and true, across the sea.
We must fight 10 help those nations
And to set the whole world free
Ten million boys responded
AT the drst great bugle call.
To free this world from tyranny
And give equal rights to all.
Old England, France and Itsay
Call for help across the wave,
For they know the sons Of America
Are the brsvest Of the brave.
And when they see Old Glory
the thickess Of the Gght.
They will know . mighty nation
Is fighting for tie right.
Then rally around eur nss, boys.
The flag OF the brave and free:
We must fight for U niversaI peace.
And the freedom Of the Sea-
when victory crowns osr. hammers.
And wars are known 10 more,
The credit will be to our brave tcys
And those on the other SHORE
Oct. 81. 1917.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-11-21

Stops ON signal or on nesice to eondaes.s.
Dsiiy. Sundays inciudsd. ! Daily. ehees
sunday sunday only plseoht. .asSs
DA.kA c. DOUGLASS.
GenAral Manager. ,s
N. L. HARRiei
General Passenger Asohs'
Portland, Maine,