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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-19
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nam sic 1tMiiertcn!
@irft i6Hgn Dor, BAH Tie @rieaen.
LAMBS Ginertifen Islbi uers
biHoert babeH.

49,
EuriS, to. Mar5. Ger tribe
re ericdilGe Bremier @~eni8eIos iibs
ii ill eiaeln s~sslierhieu. 0os Ell einert
a. rreiponocnfeu Ser 9apus Agent1tr
.in Galonifi ~eepdbrte. beftige strir
tit an eer Gnteute. Or erfldrte
0oB Sic aaiicrten ielbit 5huI0 nn-
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eriffen babe.
g9enn Sic eHteHte Naatte nidt
8aIgarien bic IbtretuHa bon OFT
Ma5eoonien periproheit bdttet mir
Sc es Der aonig aonltantin nie ge,
pogt baden. oas 9iinouis NIT Ser
bien ait bre1en", laate Der oil Der
Spite Der proDiinriihen Regierung
itebcHOe friI1ere Miintiterpr1iioent.
sd entihloB mid crit. ole SABINE
0es a~ufitanoes 81 erbebens nls flnr
iuurop, DdB Der a0ni1 iih Der en-
tente nidt anidlieBcn iUiiroe. gs
mare mir leiflt geIpeien ben Waouor
det pnm Chrome BIT treiben dber bic
alliierten manidpten 0as niht. Sect
lit bic @anptiohe, 0ab Die Gntente
ben ariea Qepinnt. Die iuileren
angcleacubeiten @riedenlan0s Dcr.
Den Damn raid geregelt merOen fon-
men. Menu 9entihlanO 5crIfinct9
tcrt lit miro Der a0nig liA nrs
fiigca o0er aebeH mullen"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-19
Jabrcsbcrictt scr
itdStii9en Biblictbck!

Ger pieroieite Sabresberidlt Der
ItGofilfen gibliotbef lit lett berofs
ientLidt moroen un0 bietet bel 0eS
SntereIIonten. Nus Der Iufitelung
aeht herpor, SAB ole 8ibliotbef iebt
123.S9t gdnoc umfoBt, unO a7,5S0
gepobner Ser 5to0t oils regelmobige
geaicber bon 9iiheru eiugetragen
iin0. Die 3abl Der Bidder bot I'M
peraonqenen @eih1ftsjabr nnt 1881
suaenummen. BON Der o6igen BIT.
dersabl eutfaIen nuf Die Saupt'
bibliofbcf 99,939 Bidder, auf Die
9ibliofbet bon 5itoom1bu 9496, ouf
bic 3ucia6ibliotbef Der Central.
Sofidule 2276, dif Die Geiie.
gibliot6ef gum @ebrold in 9epoiit.
5%fotionen 1851 mo nui Die lcetercn
nno 5dultIoRen.9 ibliOtbefen S549
Glider.
sSm gaiisert iullrocn I'M abgrlouie-
men Bei61ftsiobr 3S9,174 Bidder
ousaelie6en. guBeroem ober aud
nod @em1l0e. @nsidnitte, 2nnbfnr-
ten, @egenItauoe ans Dem gtttieum
uip.
Die Carnegie 9ibliotbet BON Siio.
Gn1abo lpuroe nit Der Gtnberlei.
bung Der Staot Der itdOtiiden 8i.
bliotbcf angeglieoert, mo0urd Oic
0ortigcu 8%encDner iett ben 8orteil
eincr beoettteno gr0Beren 4usrpabl
6o6en. SIN 8ortragsidal fanOeu
gerIammllnqen BON beridpeoeuell
altbs, oes Mto8ort GrGeiters uuO
auOcrcn 9reoniiatioucn in Silo.
Gmaba itatt.
quBer Scr Solipt., Ser SilO emo.
ba uu0 Scr Central odihul giblio.
tbefen gibt e5 nod 3meigbiblioibefeti
in z 5tuIen 10 9~(potbefen 3 ia.
Grifen, 1875 ShuIflaIien, 1 Soipital.
Damn Die Social Settlement Iibrarr
mo cine 8i6liothef i'm 9Iteubeim.
Die Ginnahmen pn0 gorbeitGnoe.
Qepoiiten betritgen $~53,S70.60. gin
@ebdlter al 8ibliotbefnre, @udbin.
Ser, SalsDerlpulter MIN. mlroen in
,yabre S25, 7St.97 ~berausgobt IND
Rir an6ere 4usgnbe $5633.05.
a6onniert ouf Die 9aglide 8ribiine
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-19
gramNcis 0tcBc
SeiibiobrssG rSffnMng!
Die Mieien.W " pOrnnsftrIlnna Oieler
beEannteH ga6eH, ein grit.
ker NrfOIg.

Die heilte morgen ItnttgefunOcue
TriIdiabrs . MoOeausiteaung Der
Nran0eis 21oen bat iib ais groBer
grfolq erpieier. Die S6aufenlter
an Den orei 5trobenfronten, FueLde
Die letter grriingenihafteu Der
SriibiohrsnIooe in biblher @ritpple-
RING 5eigten, maren nnniterbroheil
BON 6idten Menifenmengen maln'
CERT.
Ger Gag. Oie stumble, alles ld)ien
lido Sir miirOigen 9eeebuflg oteler
5eier nerciniat 5lt baber, INN Die
oisaeltelIten Mooeac our rittigen
@eltiig 81 brlngcn.
Die neridieoenen @eihdftsr1lllfts
lidfeiten batten @aIaidmud 1nge'
legt uno 5ablreih aufgeitellte
5dnittbIumen mo 8lottpflaildeii
bradtcn Die geind)er in Die ridltige
Notwithstanding. Gle Saupt.
aitraftion biIocte jeooh ooS 5rpeitf
Stodperf. in fpelhen Die rei3enoiteIl
Eoiletten 3rr a~usitellrng gelnngten.
8oblloie Garnell unb oiidl nielc Ser
ren batten iid eingefin0en, Inn oit
5dopfungen Scr tiifti9iteu Wooei
fnnjtler Scr 8eIt In augeuideIn 81
nebnleu. 9cionOeres Sntcrelie err
reqten sic Mooeae elirop6iider Site
liers, mclde in oieiem 2anoesteri
ausIhlieblih bon Den 9ranoeIs ga.
Sen geseigt lperDen. SIN groBcn iuir
qou5en mnB bieie 6riinobrs. erotT-
nurq ais 8ieienerfolg be8eihnet iper.
ben uno lit Speifcllos Die groBte, Oii
jenrals in oet Maliern r~rlerel
Sfoot u6gc6alten luuroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-19
111cccnms ne Hung
bel Bmrocb ualpg
Sic grShtc Nnsgicllnag Dieier Art ~
Der Weidyibte bieIeb bg.ifbs
ten SaDrnS.

Die eriolgreihIte Srlbidbrs g1ps
0eonsitealine in Der @eIdiatc Oieles
ollgemein beliebten 2n0etiS nobut
beutc moreen ibren g(nfan9. Glue
groBe Weuidenmenge battc iid bes
reitS in 0en NorgcuIlual0an el1n
funoen, Inn Die nut ben nelinItelt
Sdopfungcn Der MoOe f0ruali
iiberlooenen e~in5e[ncn AbteilangcHs
elmer gettauen l%lnteriubpug SIT lltls
ter3ieben.
SdnufenIter, iotpie aih Dfe ST.
nenoeforntion iDnren BET 8ernnltdl
tung angepoBt uuo pprictten bic Ne.
Iuder in eire rihtiae driiblingsitin
mina. Gieie ausiteaitna meldc
oos @rgebnis modenlon0er, orbeit
reider 8orbereitttngen it, bat bic iii
fie geiebter 9offnungcn Hiflt nur
ooafommen e~rfiillt, iou0ern nod &c.
oeuteuO ii~bertroffen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-19
Gin oefabrlidcr gnridt.

Ger Merifoncr Wiagil Grib be.
iltfte Sonntag abeno 0os $duS ici-
.aes 0nfels Snocincian 0rib. GIT
goeific StroBe, I'M iid an bieicn
All RIDDEN, neil or i'm lpegen iGints
8erfebrs nit elmer Regerin altsge-
ffolten bate. 4l5 mn Gin aoit.
oauacr 6es onfel8, syuon @eolooas,
0ie Eiir 0ffuete, bradte oieiern Drift,
Der i6n fir leinen Gntel belt, I'M
terhaIb oes Screens NIT ieineul
9olhe cine tiefe 8uuoe bel. Ser
5dmerperleete purOe nod Dem ct.
,5oiepb' 0oipital iiberfiibrt no oic
4erste iagcii, Dab er nidlt nit Dem
Qeben 0aponfonlmen miro. Ger
Mor0bube tDuroe nerbaftet uao per.
illd)te Dem 8oli5iiten Gom gnugb.
NAB, ser IGN Ourdiudlte niener5n.
ltedlen, oo9 geloue e, lbn 81 emf
mafineu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-19
aanasu reErntiert Srr6tn.

Ct. SphfL 81 y 49, Wtar3.
&ie hieiiaeu W1ilifdrbeb0roen mitaes
tiff moram Ill, mirb ia amla0n
en- OTIS 1000 Big 1900 M0lm Ger.
bef beiIgbaioe Regiment refrfniert.
0ns ahcr feiafh 1eil Der faunoiidea
Gfpe1ItipnstrItppen blIoen ioa, ioHs
0ern pir 0ds III Ibree MIXERS
Gueber. ulobilaierte Meeiment ZION.
tegte9riner su ben SruppeR iBres Ell
aeglef1 9o5locs itoBen Toll. 9ns
Anlpfan1rtier Ioa N 5ufIef En-
ridtef pefnen utIb inter 8cieH 0e
EberifleHfumfs 10miltpn ifebpn
Son Sci 1900 Molteneerineru bic
BON aanaoa ieiFcr Grit rod elfros
ia ohairoen, fno 500 init Dem
Sranspurto0nbfer stalia nitterges
aafn. EIr aftiiten bon ben uebers
aea Heseu Jest bel Oct moaie
der Aknsee.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-19
GnoIaitSs Hric0skcften
f6oli0 ~S5O,OOO,OOO!

gon0on. Is. 9fdr3 9luf cine
0lesbeglalidp 4iifrage erfIdrfe Der
5hatanft 5efret0r Hilorelp Bonur
2alp jaatte TIL MniIie 0cr @emeiHen
0aB sic faalidea ariegsfaiten Doul
4. 4pril 1916 Ms 8ltH 81. Waar5
1917 fidD fIr enalnn0 0Hi DurA
iduittlId 100000 @flnlo Sterling
@. GOO iteaai.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-19
preisknrtcnpartic
Scr ,,Gcnccrcia''!

Mddifen Mittmpd nbenO Deron.
Italtet ser Domen @eiangperein
..gcncoroia9 IN oen RoumliAteiten
oeB M2uffuereins cine groBe aorten'
Sine 9ln5abl biibider Bretie
aelongf gum @erteiIung. Sober
Srelrno 0es @eretus lit 81 Dem aor.
Der5lUb eiugelaoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-19
Sen. 11orris crln9t,
Iicp 81 erkldren!

9ineoln, 70. mars. Gas In
terholts Der Nebrasfo 2eaislntur Hnt
bcittr beihlolicn, an 8lmoesienotor
Nurris bon 9ebrnsfa Die g~inloOung
crqpbcn slt laIie3l, Der 2egislatur
iln0 Den @eDobnern Rebrasfos Iein
8erbnlten. Oas iii aerpiiier Be-
8ie6ilug benz g~rdiiOenten feinolid
It'll su erfldren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-19
Gpinclcn beIeSclt
ScMfldbcs Oebict!

gefin 10. @lor8. Gbineiiide
Erllppen 61ber ole 0eutiden ge.
lieungen III gien gita itu0 @anfon
Ill 9efiB a%ertouuHeH. Gle hollan
0ilden aoniuln baden bic @ertre
tina SET oeiltihen 5nterefien iiber
fiuFElGle1l.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-19
gerfpnalnpfsen.

8rau aotberine G6inter. cine
alte, iid) eines eroben 6rctm0estrei
les ~erfreuenoe 9ieiiae 4nfie1Ierifi
1907 @enteritrobe feiert beiite IN
areiic i6rer &inoer unO ain0eefifs
Der BEL n0lliger geiltiger nmD f0rper.
lider Stride ibren 70. @eburtstng,
llnIere @litdlpitnide.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-19
Die uaticn0loarHc
Mrs ~GcincbiIiIicrt!

gsaibiuotpu. TO- Mars. Snt
arieqs 0eportcmeit miro mitgeteilt,
ooB Bic Hationalaaroe mad mie Dor
0emo6iliiiert miro. troB bet iifl
lpdtrren0 Der leBten "a 5tunoen ob-
ipielen0cn friegeriihen Gntmidc=
llf1faeu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-19
pr0IiNent milicn
beimt Staats1ckrct1r!

8alhtngton, 10. Mdr5. Seiite
Inn $50 nadmittogs hegab iidl
Graii0ent 8illon nah Dem Staat
0epnrteuent Inn nit 5taotsiefretar
2nniiH9 al fonFeriereir.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-19
9irS S0ritt
Qiterkeflllcn1

Mdr5. 81 elmer
hen Inter bauie be-
uprdiiDent glop0.G
,tion 1T HuBlano ois
Sein iii Der &eltge
aate 0nB en- nadlIten
tbetrnaeii wcrOc pic
RsaieriinG In aler
Naelt
iagtr Tit &erlanfr
0B LII giuB!oa0 megeu
al ariegs III brung lin
Iht hnbe Sod lei er
IaB Bill greigniiIe IN
.de 1T erItqr iiuc eirl
rIn5ipien biIocn Inn
s4talall0 ia ben Strieg
fidt III @irrmarr aus
ssli filhren iDer0en bic
1 lit b~eeintradltigen,
lic p~irInlel9r 0a5it Die
Der g%eraeiHianlcn Ga.
erfsSI gu belfen.
or lEuterb ergfn'
3ciiaa, als Der Mc0nel
a6 iitB ruIliIde Trup.
/ botfelf anf bic blla.
ill feuerit.
aationaIliteu begriiB.
oes Msinilterpra.
FIJI bgt iih init Orb.
ipgar ii repolu.
|ens uil0 oaB eiit freies
item 9}ertei i1rel
{ irien. NIT toleH0eu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-19

DIR Chm RON goIbmtn 9!is
pnrbs son ghiIipp osm @utsu. 6sr
ia bon gursuno. an 10. Sanua
no. hem 9aae Ifiner 8srmdblau
nj aga6eaa Dor Qartugal in 8risas
ufiffst.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-19
kSrer
per5eiht!
t~arpfSiext lit
iat idutr
0t

Gle britt
4 Aeate 0aB ges
trube BON Ioeeg
er ciiien britt
~t0rpeOierten unn
lu britiihes
las Cit Torpeoc
nfnuS f%OrpeDicrf
4 gdidial oes an
.10eIn Il iilfolge
eiddoigna DEN.
errgfdlelt Der.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-19
Rclu gcrfs 5iaansinFitats.
Sbre 8eIamtbeitGaSe nnO 6iIfsmitteE
betrasen Gin 6iufteI Ocrer
bes gai5en Sanoes.

gten gorf, 10. Wldr5. Aas Bonn
sSabres6eridt oes Stats guufiaiper
intenoetten @ugeue Gam Nidlnros
beSiig[lh oes StanOes bet inter e
ner Stontroae %itebcnoelt 6i~nan5inltf
tite I'M Stout mie Sparbanfcn.
GrltIt @elcaidaften, 9epoIiten &c.
ieaIhoften ttifD., melder 8cridh her
9cgisIatur ii6ernitfctt milroe, aeht
6eroor Dob oHe 0ieic Snltitltte fin
8ur Belt Der gr6Btcn @rolperitat Ell
freueit. mn oaB i9re Beiamtreilotr-
cen an 1. Seminar $5,926b A3 $50
betruge1 oocr ein 6iiiftcl Der @e
iamtreiioitreen aaer 5iian5inltifitte
lit Den Der. Stoaten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-19

8ic britiihe 4omiralitnt Dcrlnht,
Oie Oelltihen IauhbooterfoIae nIs
,Gnttnuidltne~ 0ar8uitellen. 5in1
lie aud, ober nidt fiir Die 1ellt
ideni
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(119)

water. reported same ought to pass
eral bills and resolves tabled for
printing under the joint rules.
A Majority of the committee on jul
! dietary, on resolve in favor of DeFor-
est Reyes, reported same ought not tt
pass.
(SignedD Davies, Gillin, Cole, Dearth
Barnes, Quincy. Hutchins.
A minority Of the same committee
on the same resolve, reported same
ought to pass.
| (Signed) Baxter, harrington, Deer
ing.
Mr.. DAVIES Of Cumberland: Mr.
| President, I move the ma jority report
| be accepted.
| On motion by Mr.. Deering Of York
both reports were tabled, pending ac-
oeptance of either
A majority of the committee on ju-
dietary, on An Act to amend Chapter
65 Of the Private and Special Laws of
1899. entitled An Act to incorporate the
Bath Trust Co.. reported same ought
to pass.
(Signed Deering. Gillin Dearth,
L an lllS lOi, Dbl 1lcS, 'Oit, J1utCI1lHS,
Quincy.
a minority Of the same committee
on the same bill reported same ought
not to pass.
(Signed) Davies.
CTable1 on motion ny Mr.. Davies of
Cumberland, pending acceptance Of
either reportD
Mr.. BoYnton from the committee on
agriculture. on An Act to amend Chap
ter 50, Sections 3 and 8, of the Revised
Statutes OF 1915, relating to the pre-
vcntion of contagious diseases among
animals, (Senate No. 276), reported
same ought not to pass.
Mr.. Davies from the committee on
judiciary, on An Act to authorize per-
sons to vote in cities, towns and plan
tations from which they have changed
their residences, (Senate No. 2l5), re-
ported same be referred to the next
Legislature.
The same senator from the same com
mittee on An Act to provide for the ad-
justment of claims against the state
Senate 363), reported same ought not t.
pass.
The same senator from the same COM
mttee on An Act to amend Section "a of
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See the Vests Inspiring Mountain
Scenery on the Way to California

There is no better way to see 1t than to
join Burlington Personally Conducted
Party, which takes you to California in .
comfortable through tourist car in charge
Of an experienced guide. whose business
1t is to look after your welfare, to attend
to ali the little details Of travel. and espe-
cially to point out and explain the various
interesting places passed en- route.
The trip Ii arranged so that all OF the
most interesting points are passed BY day
Pixies Peak and the Garden OF the Gods
and the trip over the Sierra Nevadas.
These personally Conducted" tours OF.
fer the opportunity to enjoy addittonal
comforts without additional expense on
route. The best recommendations Tor them
come from those who have made the Trip.
I shall be glad to give you complete IN
formation, arrange for your sleeping car
space and do all that IL possible 70 MAKE
your journey . thoroughly pleasant ana
satisfactory one. s s.s,-,n-
Let me send you an illustrated descrlp.
tive folder, with map, telling all ADout .ne
tourist sleeping cars used on lneeo LOUIE
the train schedules, and everything heces-
eary for your information. -.
Alex stocks, New England ! Pnssi Msean n
C. b. 4 @. r. r, 2S4 Wasn'ns'o" o"'
Boston.
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Chapter 10 Of the Revised Statutes Ct
1915. relating to the state Board Of
/ Health Senate 245), reported same ought
not to pass.
| Mr.. Peacock from the committee On
! ways and bridges, on An Act to repeal
| Chapter % of the Private and Special
| Laws of 1872, and Chaper % Of the Pr.
vate and Special Laws of 1861, relating to
Bull Rock bridge on the New Meadows
river Senate 81, reported same oush,
! to pass.
The reports were accepted and sent
down for concurrence.
Passed to Be Enerossed
S. d. 23S. An Act to amend Section %
of Chapter 81 of the Revised Statutes Of
1916. with reference to deposits in say.
ings banks and institutions for savings
S. D. ga. An Act to amend Section y
of Chapter 16 Of the Revised Statutes O.,
1916, and providing for kindergartens Is
part of the common school course
S. ID. $40. An Act to grant certain pow.
ers to Acadia Landing
s. ID. 337. An Act to confirm and make
clear certain powers OF the Bangor Rsii.
way and Electric company.
S. d. $40. An Act to amend Section *
of Chapter of the Revised Statutes, 1sis
relating to any town raising money to
secure free use of library in adjoining
town.
tTabled by Mr.. Kicker of Hancock pend.
ing passage TO be engrossed)
s. ID. 346. An Act 10 establish The
Mount Desert Bridge District for the
purpose of acquiring. freeing and recon.
structing the Mount Desert toll bridge
in the town of Trenton. in Hancock coun.
ty.
5. D. BAT. An Act authorizing the
bondholders or purchasers of Sanford
and Cape Porpoise Railway Co and
the Atlantic Shore Railway. to reor.
ganize said corporation. (Tabled on
motion by Mr.. Gordon of York. pend
ing passage to be engrossed.
:. ID. 34S. An Act to amend Section
rs of Chapter As of the Revised Stat
Continued on Page s, Column y
To Prevent the Grip
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INTESTINAL Worms
STOMACH WORMS

Do your children show symptoms Of
worms? Do they eat at times with alb
normal hunger, and again show loss of
appetite? Are they more or less fretful
and irritable with occasional fever and
htful sleep at night, gritting the teeth
and tossing restlessly?
If so, look out for worms, so COM
mon in young children, so often the
undetected cause of anxiety to parents.
For sixty years, Il. F." Atwood's Medi-
cine has proved valuable remedy for
worms in childhood, and many a mother
can testify to its merits in relieving her
children when suffering with these dis
tressing symptoms. Safe and reliable,
small dose, large bottle, 35 cents at your
dealers. Sample free from 81. F."
MEDICINE Co. Portland. Maine.
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To be possessed Of head of heavy,
beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fluffy,
Wavy and free from dandruff is merely
a matter OF using a little Danderine.
IL is easy and inexpensive to have
nice, soft hair and lots of it. Just
got - cent bottle of Knowlton's
I'anderine now--all drug stores rec
ominend 1t apply a little as directed
and within ten minutes there will be
an appearance of abundance, fresh :
ness, fuffiness and an uncomfortable
gloss and lustre, end try as you will
you can not find a trace Of dandruff or
falling hair; hut your real surprise will
he after about two weeks use, when
you Will see new hair--fine and downy
ut first-yes-but really new hair
sproutinG out all over your scalp-Dan-
derine is, we believe, the only sure
hair grower. destroyer of dandruff and
cure for itchy scalp and it never fails
to stop falling hair at once.
If you want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really is. moisten a cloth
with a little Danderine and carefully
draw 1t through your hair-taking one
small strand at a time. Your hair will
he soft. glossy and beautiful In lust
u few moments--a delightful SURPRISE
awaits every one who tries this.-Adv.
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S. y. 357. An Act to permit savings
banks to invest in certain electric ran
road bonds.
S. ID. 1853. An Act to ratify the organ
ization of Capital Park and give add.
tional powers to said corporation
S. y. $50. An Act authorizing the city
of Augusta to raise money by taxation
to assist Capital Park in maintaining
grounds and conveniences for public
amusements
S. d. $50. An Act for the safeguarding
of employees in factories, mills and work
shops against danger from fire
Grabbed pending second reading, on mo-
ton by Mr.. Marshall of Cumberland
s, ID. 361. Resolve in aid of naviga-
ton of various lakes, rivers and thor
oughfares in the State of Maine.
S. d. 362. An Act to provide for the reg
istration of teachers.
S. d. 1863. An Act to amend Section GO,
Chapter s of the Revised Statutes. relat-
ing to the Maine Forestry District
S. d. 3Gi. An Act to enable the chief
engineer of the State Highway Commits
sion to convey certain lot or parcel of
land, owned by the State of Maine, to the
European and North American Railroad.
S. p. 365. An Act to authorize the city
OF Augusta to acquire property.
s. p. 366 Resolve in favor of Henry
II. Grindle of Castine
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nitely postponed or referred to the next
Legislature.
Mr.. CHICK of Kennebec: Mr.. Presi-
dent, If 1t would be in order, I would
move that the bill lay on the table.
The motion was agreed to.
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Mr.. BUTLER OF Knox: Mr.. President,
II I might take up at this time the mat
ter which was tabled moment ago in
regard to the manuscript Of testimony in
murder cases.
H'or debate see Legislative Record)
The PRESIDENT: The question before
the Senate is on the motion of the sena-
tor from Cumberland. Senator Davies,
that the bill be referred to the next Leg
islaturc.
The motion was agreed to.
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LEGAL Affairs


BY Mr.. Butler of Knox; An Act rro.
vidlng for the use of school buildings 70,
the purpose Of holding meetings of a 40.
cial center or community forum.
Mercantile Affairs and Insurance.
BY Mr.. Chick of Kennebec: An Act re.
lating to the place of payment in this
state of divide nds declared by foreign
mutual fire insurance companies.
Mr. G1LLIN OF Penobscot: Mr.. Presi.
dent, l notice by having my attention
called to 1t by my brother, Senator
Grant. that bill has come in referred to
the committee on mercantile affairs and
insurance. That committee got all
through with all its business yesterday
and so reported to the Senate and the
House and also discharged the clerk, and
I therefore move that the bill be indef-
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SENATE

Wednesday, March q, 1917.
Senate called to order by the president.
Prayer by Rev. VIM. H. Brokenshire OF
Hallowell.
Journal of previous session read and
approved.
Papers from the House disposed OF IN
concurrence.
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THE 78TH Maine LEGISLATURE
Stenographic Reports of the Sessions of Senate
and House of Representatives

to apportionment Of Representatives ir
accordance with population.
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70 Prevent the Grip
Colds cause Grip-Laxative Bromo Cuit-
inc removes cause. There IL only ons
"BromO QUinine." T.. W. GROVE 9 sig.
nature ON box. 25c.-Adv.
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From the House: S. ID. 131. An Act
to punish the giving of checks or drafts
on any bank or other repositories where
in the person so giving such check or
draft shall not have sufficient funds Tor
payment Of same.
Mr.. DAVIES of Cumberland: Mr.. Pres
ident. | move that we reconsider the vote
whereby this bill was passed to be enact
ed. In explanation thereof / desire to
say that this motion is made only Tor
the purpose of Strengthening out the par
liamentary procedure.
The motion was agreed to.
Sent down for concurrence.
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Mr' GRANT of Cumberland: Mr..
PRESIDENT, | move that the rules be
suspended and that we reconsider the
vote whereby the Senate voted to in
uennltely postpone An Act to amend
paragraph Is. Section as. Chapter III
OF the Revised Statutes. relating to
elerk hire In the office of the Register
OF Deeds in Waldo County.
The motion was agreed to.
On further motion by the same Sen.
ator the report of the committee was
accepted.
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