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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-19
Die DemtEeb'H inerieaner in
.ernfter 3sit.

giner unierer tilhtisiten Gortdnts
pier, Scrr Soiepb Watt in ct. Vaul,
@inn., rittet int VI
iolgenbe beber3igeuslpertben grmabs
nuneen oil uulere goliseenoIen:
Wir boffen.- baB Die Gage Der
Oeutihs Nmerifaner. i%peri9itcus oo,
lpo Tie ecmdb ihrcr Stdrte cine ms
entbebrliher Sattor I'M biirgerIiden
2ebcn linb. nitt 10 ~trauri9 iih scs
ltalten lpirb pie in manden 8esers
ben @anaoa's. aber man lam niht
ipiiien, mas eei6eben mag inter ben
giniliiien bon @reieniNeu 5ur See
ODER gar ouf DEN eilropdiihen arieSss
iG~aupldben, ipenn iriiber pbcr ipdter
tbatiddlih an,erifanii6e Sruppeu III
Die SGiisengrGbeu Der Illiierten ges
ianbt iueroen. gs lit barum gut, iif
redt3eitia( iibcr Den @rnit Der Gage
ilar 6u iperScn unb lid, barnab ein'
5uriften So.
Sic Nabuung III aueebraht: limb
bite Seine 3urge pcbl!" Ser
Wan9el an SprattenntniNen III an
iih iton gceieuct. WiBoerltGncniiie
uno irriae Seutuns iclbit bormloler
Wortc bcrbci5uiiibren. 9uB scs
ibdftige Spisel allerorten lauern nno
nur an germ bcrcit iiub. iif mad oben
bin 9eidIis al eriueiien. fam man
obrc lpcitercS anncbmen; pcs9Ieihen,
baB Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES irr Sciuubts
iein Der Nbnei9un9 ipobl Der groBen
Rebrbejt unieres Bottles se9eu Den
acknowledgement allrs nit llncrbttts
liter Streuge nue pirfliden uno pers
meintliden @iocritaubs 9eliiite i'm
8cime gu critidcu 9~ebeuten. 8ir be-
iiirdten. haB manhcr barmloie &ris
tifer. Der nidt I'M @ntiernteiten an
@crratb unb G%mporung bcnit, lid
unS Die Seiueu ms llnsliid brinsen
mirol
Nube mno lleberleguns iino nod
lanee feline Sei9bcit, uno Naiionniereu
unS Streiten lit in Icldcn Better nod,
mcbr ais ionit sipcdlo5 itnb tboriht.
llnp bitten mis- ms Dor Dem
acaen pplitiidl auocrsbcns
tcnbe mn geaeu Die Nuseh0rissn ans
cerer Wationalitdtcn uub anberer Nas
tipncul es iii nidyt leiht. Die inter
Der Yeitihe bcs llnrchts repoltierens
ben @ciiible inter bic Serridait Der
Wermunit unb bcS 8ebotes Der NGds
itculiebe 81 beugcn. Aber ieicn mir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-19
Der erantssit einen 3amen aeben,

Der 3ransbeit einen Iamen seben.
bcilt lie uidrt. Yielc 2ciocn lbaben
ibrcn Sip, ober ihre llriahe, nitt au
Der Stsle nnicres aorpers, po mir
ben S6mer3 fiiblen. ioueern lie limb
pcrnnlaBt burh Gin alsemeineS Sus
iammeubrefsu bcs san3en Spltcms.
ober zines beiiinmntsn SbcileS bess
iel6cr. Nur eiu Seilmittel. ipelfcs
naS gnn3e Spltem ourtoringt. brinat
Silie in ioIdpen Sdlen> Siir 2cieen
hieier Mrt fam Sorni'5 Mpentrdutcr
niht brinsenn genua empfoblen ipcrs
ben. bcnn es bar iid einen aIlaemeinen
Huf III Der Notwithstanding Der SbGs
tiafeit bcs Slutes nub ees Spitcms ers
iuorbcn. Tics piro aud beit1tiat
nurh ciucn Brief Ton Serrn Nntpn
Sennlo bon &thinion. Cast; or
ihreibt: sd modte Sbnen mittbeis
len. oaB meme Sran iiber iiebcn Sabre
lang oil elmer llnterleibsfrdntbeit lit.
Nnh benz @ebrauh bon iiinf Slnihen
Sorni's Glpenfrdutcr fiiblt Tie iih lest
ipobl 9enus. nm nae ibrc Sausarbciten
perieben an ionnen."
Sauienoe baben burh Den 8e6rand,
bicies aIten. 5citerprobtcn arduterbeils
mitteis @eiurobeit uub Strait crldngt.
Cine Seitidriit. ipelde nd6ere Guss
funft siebt. ionic Gin giihIein, Ole
iufercNante 8eiGifte Der gnteeduna
oieies Seilmittels entbaIteub. fpcroen
auf @uni6 fret an ieoe Noreie ses
iunbt, Ran ihreibe beilte nod II
Sr. Setter 8nbrnep & Cons Co.. 9bis
cage. Su.-Nn5ci9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-19

rs mar ia bereits befannt, baB
" Die nrue merifaniihe @ers
w fanung bic Stride in Reyito
peientlifer Eette beraubt.
8ie peit lie BARN eebt, eriabren mir
aus benz eben erihieuenen Ndr5 sSeft
Der .Wericau Ncpietp". Die in @aibs
iueton bon einem I'M SutereHe Der
9e9eniuGrti9eu Serren 0terifo's
tpirtenben YreBs Bureau oeroffentltdt
tpirb.
Inns intereilieren bauptidhlih iene
8eitimrmungen bieier @erfaiiune, Die
lid auf Die Stride nnb Die Iusilbups
Der Relision be5ieben, in beren
8nebeluns lie iopeit sebt als cine
Berfaiiun9 nur irgenbpie 9ehen
lam. Sbre @ertbeibiger perben
5tpar bebaupten. lie geipdbre ia Re>
ligiuusireibeit unb Sreibeit bes
@ottesbienItes. Welher Irt bieie
lit, perrdtb Der Nahias oes "a. Nrtis
fels, Der nift mir Die offentlihe
Gusiibung Ser HeIieion ltreneitcn5 aui
Die airdengebduoe beltrdntt, ionoern
au6eroem nod obenbrein ~peroronet,
oaB oieie --3u allen 3eiten inter Hes
gierlln9saufiiht iteben ioQen." Sa>
our1 peroen ale Yro3eiiioneu, ale
Offentlihen 8aqfabrten, ale BOLTS
tbiimIiten relisioien Ssiern Die
lid in iiiolihen 2dnDern aui
offentIid)en RIdsen a~b3uipieleu
pfle9en. unterIa9t. Sober @in>
fir tIeiner Sprannen Diinct man
S5iir Hnb Sbor burd Die Seitims
mung, baB iebe5 8ottesbaus r3ll
allen 3eiten". lpie es iportIih in Der
8erfaiiung bei6t, Der ltaatlifen aufs
li6t unteritelt iein iou. Sieie
Die Stride neroemiitbieenSe unb
beIeibieeube 9%eitimmuue benefit
10 reht ben Sab, Der Die lIrbe6er
Der meritaniIben Gerfaiiunsen be-
i~eeIte, Die I'M Iamen Der Sreibeit Die
ihdnSIihiten 8eoriidlrnseu o~erfiisten.
Go ipcrSen aud burd oieie neuc
@~erfaiung tpieberum nid,t nur ale
airfen, lonberu aud ale ~biihpis
lihen 8%obnunsen, Rfarrbduier,
Seuinarien, W~aiienbduier ODER Grs
3iebunssanitalten reItsioler 8enoliens
ihaften, &lolter ober anbere 8ebdus
li6feiten, Die gu benz Sfpede Der Der
tpaltunS, gerbreitung ober hes &hs
reus irgeub elmer relisiDien Sefte
beitimmt limb, dls StaatScigentbum
ertldrt. lluo 5lpar miro einem ieber
9sitattet. herartigcs gi9eutbum Al
.benrm5ieren", mas 10 uiel beiBt oils
bus &orrcht crlaneen, es I'M Elm
8utterbrot gu eriuerbcu - tpern Der
0enun3iant 6ur bsrrihenoeu aliaue
gebort. limb ihou vpreilimptipe
proof, tpie es III Der en9lii6er
llebcriesune bsiBt, foil geniiscuo iein,
yum Die 9%euuu8idtion nIs mobile
sriinoet eclten i3u %lailen."
Gbas. s.. 2ummis liefcrt uns in
icinem guhc iiber Weritp elm trefis
Iihes 8etiptel bes Shidlals einea
&Ioiters. bas i'm Sabre 1918 bon BEN
Silbereriibenbeiiser SapaIa auf feline
Soften erbaut. CUR Seit Der 8eformas
tipn bon 1S57-1S60 bon benz 8es
neral Srtesa .oenlnoiert" uno aui
iolhe @eiIe, eriporben tpurhe. rSaa
aloiter", ihreibt Siimmis, yipuroe IN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-19

uniere oeutihe Sreile beiIer als mir
bas bisber 81 tbun pfleeten. Sas
GeutIdtbum lit gebeugt, aber ni6t ge@
broheu. In ms a1en lieet es, an
einem Seben bon ms, baB es lid
tpieber erbebe in alter Strait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-19

5u baben, baB beutihe Geenten cine
9etpeeung ms @ert eeiest baben, I'M
Heeer I'M Siibeu eceeu Die 8ereinigs
ten Staaten auf8urci3cn. @ie Die
8unbesbeomtcu ia9er, baben bicie
Ngerten inter Der Nasfe bon gibels
pertdufern uub @eiltlihen IIabama.
2ouiiiann, Georgia, North iub Soutb
Carolina uuo WiIiiiiippi bereiit unb
bic Neser 81 neranlaiien eeiuft, nab
Werito aus3upa1oerr, fir fpelden
Stped linen am Is. Ipril Suuber5iige
CUR Serfiigrrns itebeu tpiirber.
-E"f-
Gs lohnt lid, bic Nn3eisen 5n leien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-19

lahmIeaen. I'M Senat aber, in Dem,
uie 9eiagt. 80 Nrbeiterpertreter eeeen
bier 2iberale itanoen. permoGte er
nitts aus5urittcu. uuo ale 0eiess
sebuns brobte title III iteben.
"a blieb alio nihtS neiter ilbrie
als Der Nppcn on Die WdbIeritaft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-19
OerimePtc ueeer ami,m'
wieaeln.

G~esierunes sgeamteu bdben am s.
Ipril III Birmingham, Ella, einen
@eiBeu unp eiren Reser perbaitet unb
bebaupten. gelpciie nafiir in SGnoen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-19
The Farmers
Veterinary Guide
and Atlas.

Gtn Sud1, q TIM Se1tBe etnes
ieoen Snrmers, gieb= uub @eflisel.
Siifters iein iulte.
gibt apstuuit aber aranibeltsu
6es Sprnpiehs, bes Eferbes, ees
geiIhseis, bes ehwrints uus oes
stafes.
1lr mon frabSsiiise arani6ttfs.
srnaptuue f~rfeIut.
ute man ple Stagnuie rtdltig ftelt
nub Bite 4rantbett pehanb, ut.
Ofe5epte uno auuetfunsen fttr oae
DttIfeu uuo oas Gtngeben BON @iep.
%arSHeier.
anneifnuseu fir has Waiiden ppu
Juitfteu. grrtilgungsuitttela, has Se.
fprhhen bon Gbtnfnnieu, has SIitteru
BON etlaae uffu., ufw.
Weit iarbtgeu analpttidien 2nrttn
hes 9ftroes, Der Sub, bes 0eiiigeis,
oes Smipetues une bes ehnies, meet
phptusraphtifsu 3aufratiureu.
, Sie fahminniihe ausfunft, Die IN
bieiem gufe ertbeilt iuirb, fann
Sbnen manden Dollar paren.
Sdreiben Sic iofort fir Elm
@gemplarl
&reis, %pprtoirei, % Gents.
Nau abreIiicre:
CATHOLIC PRINTING CO.
Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-19
9 G iteIIsetteI.

gaiboIie 9rintins 60, dubuque, Serpa.
Wertbe Serreu ~ @tnfteaenb 25
Gents, fhr peI1e Ste mir sefL Elm &1empIar
oes Bubes Abe Sarmer'5 Betertnnrg Suioe
NdH1s:
Rcute, Str. ODER Dor 20. ................
Staot:, .............. stdat: ..........
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-19

Irf benz 8ebietc Der Nutompbils
Snbultrie bat ma neueroingS cine
'bcouemc Nrt bes ~Guipumpens Der
Nciicn erfunben. Sizes sefhiebt mutt
tells elmer Yumpe, Die in Der Nnfurbes
llnesporrihtuns anecbradt lit unb
lcidt nit Der Iaihine uub ben Hds
bern in @erbinbung eebraht iperpen
Afann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-19

Sns 3ieben bon Spersbdumeu,
cine III Sapan ieit Sabren bcliebte
@eipobnbeit, i6eiut neuerbines and
in bieicm 9anoe, b%eipnoers in ben
oitlihen Staaten, pieIe G~nbdnser gu
e%eipiuncn. Sas Spitem pirb beionz
hers nlh auf Sbltbdume dlissebebnt.
Die trop Der ~@cr5luei9un9" reiflih
Sriifte traeen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-19

gs lit einc neue Nrt bon neritcls
barcm Sdraubenihliiiel (Wonfep
8renf,) erirnoen lporben. bel Dem
man bic Weitc Der alammeru uidt
INNER crit burh bas Sreben zines
Shrdubden5 gu re9ulieren bralidt,
ionberu Der burd cine einfaN Be-
iueeune bes S~anberiffs iih autpmas
tiih 81 Der @roBe Der Shraubens
muttcr, Der Nobre etc. einitelt uuo
iebr felt padt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-19

Ste t~1eiielte TerpoutommnnN9 Der
%brobtioien S%eIe9rapbie beitebt in
einem t%raebnren MaSips Ipparat, Der
Aeinfah NIT einem 8iemcu I'M ben
9eib 9eifniirt ipirb. GO beibt. bab
nit Silfe zines iolt)en Hpparaies
sScpeifen ilber cine g%ntiernung bon
IS Ieilen ilbermittelt morben iino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-19

Sic neueife Mabnabmc Der Srans
Soieu 9esen Den oertiden llnteriees
boots s&rieg lam man elmer gn3eise
inn .S%ournal" c%ntnebmen. BORT
beiBt es nGmlif,: n9orpebieruisen
iinS cine 9inbcrei, crtrinten iii uns
m6slif. tpcnn n,an Den neueu Cider
belts Sffpimmsilrtcl ~Neptun in Der
@eitentaite" 81 10 Sr. init lid iiibrt.
Der 5uIammeulesbar obnc geihiperben
getraaen mcrocu fam"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-19

Gs lObnt lid, bic sl~nseisen 81 Ieien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-19

Gin adltitunoentae gilt beutc ais
cine grrun9enidaft neueiter Seit. Sm
Sabre 1887 beidiucrten ii6 Die GLIB
seprbneten Der ausit1nciaen tiroler
Rnappen. beim gr3bcr5os Ferdinand
IL: sic miiBten adtitiinbigc Ghids
ten baltcu. unh bic @auart lei Iebr
~geiGbrlih a.. ba Die 3cit bcs Gin
fabrcus Dem Arbeiter nidt acrehnet
perpe, entitebc infolge Der tieien
Sto1cn cine picl 8u Ianse Sdidt.
&arauf ribtete Der gr5ber3os, beiBt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-18
HINCKLEY

Fannie Hall of Fairfield has been
working for Mrs. Percy Kicker during
her recent illpess.
Mrs. f.. A. Bracket, who has been
IL with pneumonia. is getting along
well. Mrs. Francis Spofford is caring
for hcr.
The X. F. Club met at the home ~
Mrs. II. l.. Chase October 10 and pass
cd i pleasant afternoon.
Frank l.. barnes was q business Wis
itor in tuburn SatnSay.
Mrs Emerson Han IL confined to
tle house with an attack OF sctatic
rheumatism.
Or. and Mrs. w. H. Walters and
Miss Maitland Walters of Fairfield
with Postmaster and Mrs. Melvin
Palmer of Hinckley are passing a
week at Pleasant Pond.
This k~ennebecside Club was enter
tanned Saturday afternoon at the home
of Mrs, Marshall Clifford. An inter
esttng program was carried out.
The potato crop Is small this year
many farmers reporting about one
fourth Of an acreage yield.
Mr.. n Mrs, G.. r. French and Mfr
and Mrs, G. y. Smith OF cornyilI
were guests Of the Melvin Palmers ar
sunday n Also AT the home of the n
q. Wentworths.
Mrs. O. W. HinckIey has gone to
New York for a visit with relatives,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-18
PALERMO

NCRTH-The remains Of the late
Mrs. Louise Carr Baker Of Waterville
We're placed in the family lot in Smith
Cemetery Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. D.. Blaisdell visited in Lib
erty Sunday.
Milton Turner Of Albion passed the
Weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Turner.
Miss Glennie Bailey, who has been
assisting Mrs. Lula Willoughby, re-
turned Sunday to her home in. Lib
erty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merl Leeman were
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
l.. Blown.
Mr.. and Mrs, Rnlph Young were
Sunday callers at r. y. Willoughby's.
Miss Belinda ]. Bryant was a Sun
DAY caller at the old home, now owned
by Ernest Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bailey and fam
ilv were Sunday callers on their moth
or. Mrs. Joel Bailey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-18

liam Hoyt, who is very III at the East
ern Maine General hospital.
Miss Hattie Foss of Portland is a
guest of her niece. Mrs. Fred Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Harris have
into the Packard rent, across
the street from their store.
Mrs. Wallace Worth and little
daughter Phyllis of Washburn are Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lin
coin Coston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp and little son
of East Otis1eld were weekend guest.
OF Rev. and Mrs. Swift.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
foundation for a new boiler house t.
be built by the American Wooden Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-18
HARTLAND

Mrs. Earl Seekins. who is at the
Sisters hospital in Waterville for
treatment. is reported as doing we'll.
Mrs. G.. F.. Folsom Of Dexter was
a weekend guest Of her sister. Mrs.
Albert Ward.
Mrs. e. W. Patten Of PittsfeId was
q guest o. Mrs. Fred Martin a few
days last week.
Arthur Worth has moved his fam
lily to W~aterville, where he has work.
Mrs. 4. r, Noble Of Pittsfeld and
daughter, Mrs. McAnister, were callers
in town Monday.
Mrs. Fred Heseltine was in Bangor
last Friday to visit her father. Will
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-18

store
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-18

EAST-Arthur McManus apd family have
gone 10 North New Portland. where they will
remain for the winter, Mr.. McManus hav-
ing gone there 10 ,ut pulp wood.
Horace Prescott has returned to his home
in Boston after visiting here with mis- sis
ter. Miss Addie Prescott.
Rev. ". A. smith, editor OF the lions
Herald. preached in the church here last
sunday. 1t is expected that services will be
held there again next Sunday.
Maurice Gledhill paid a visit to his mill
al North Dexter Tuesday. Daniel Steward
accompanying him on the trip.
Hen house thieves have lately been re-
ported at the George Sprague place.
There has been an unusua, amount o,
moving going on in this section OF late.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ancil Sailey, who have been
living near the Twelve Corners have pur-
chased the Albion Thompson place and have
moved there. Allen Rowell has purchased the
Geo. Arnold place in Skowhegan village
and will move there while A. T. Hobart has
also moved to that village. Joseph Harvey
has moved his stock OF goods from the
small store into the Paul store and Mar.
tin Harvey has moved to the rent over ths
store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-18

hTIU uuIF' VWI1IInk tyeITds, ItchIng u
the nose. itching Of the rectum. short dry
cough, grinding OF the teeth. little rel
points sticking out on tongue. starting
during sleep. slow fever. II YOU see nnv
Of these symptoms In your child don't
lose another minute. but get n bot,I. ns
Or True's Elixir. the Family IAxhttv.
and Worm Expeller.
Mrs. Norrst OF Houston. Texas, writes.
81 would no, be without Dr True Enxir
in ms home No better t,sxatty. mada
for young or old. Al all
dealers &C, f0e and 81 q A~
write 70 " for further NN<Y.tHaAC
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-18
WHY HAIR FALLS OUT


causes a feverish irritatioD
or the scalp, the hair roots shrlnA
loosen and then the hair comes out fas,
To stop falling hair at once and ~
the scalp Of every particle Of dandrun.
get a small bottle of Danderine ..
any drug store for a few cents. pou.
a little in your hand and rub well NV
the scalp. After several application
all 6andruf disappears and the ha'
stops coming ~out.-adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-18
MADISON
Smith Collins Wedding at Meth
odist Parsonage-First Meet
ing Sorosis Club G.
Northern Furnishes Employees
with Coal

n,,;o+ u-aaa;,, ~ .on.,.;,oa !.
. IS N-nuIAs va soie'l'iiineu -,
r,oludS eHeinls q ~ Me'houis.
Lp'soop", n va ~ Miuuie s'ree'
~ 1 tlii"l Woou, ,"e coh.iac'
! NJ E,sie colinx ho,l ~ Arson The
,inpla r;ny .nrviro VA rsed NJ and
NJ smith r.i,1 res,dn ~ H. Smitb,s
rneidar.n IL ,nson
~.
,n.1 Il. 4
~, J. 80 e"So !"
: +" -'oi-a 9. ~
: ~ ileatn' II, III ''a''ie 'oil'oH'
pio,'aln ""9.
- f ~, -
- ~ -" ~ I 90
60 "u7to ~,
II s 4 ~ niee'lle w.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-18

Tonight sure. Take Cascarets ano
enjoy the incest, gentlest liver an'
bowel cleansing you eve experienceo'
Cascarets will liven your liver and clean
your thirty feet of bowels without grip
arg. You will wake up feeling grand
Your head will be clear, breath riCh1
tongue clean. stomach sweet. eyes
hr ght, step elastic and complexion
rosy--they're wonderful. Get a Decent
box now at any drug store. Mothers
can safely give a whole Cascaret 10
children any time when cross, fever
ISM, bilious. tongue coated or consul
pated-they are harmless.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-18

signs OF worms are De-
ranged stomach, swollen
upper lip. sour stomach. Of
fensive breath. hard and
full belly with d sional
Eripings and pains about
the navel, pale face OF
leaden tint. eyes heavy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-18
MANCHESTER

Mr. and Mrs. VIM. WEIGH and fam
iTy were the weekend guests Of Mr.
an6 Mrs Manlev Brook OF Oakland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-18

An interesting and instructive lso'
ture vas given by DR.. Usher at FIs'
colt Memorial hall Saturday evening"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-18
WormS--A Dang er 10 Children

NJ gain in a child's health and strength
Is possible until all worms are removed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-14
Hoped Entente Powers Reply
Will Enable Vatican to
Continue Negotiations.
PEOPLES OF GERMANY
SEE EARLY END TO WAR
Do Not Count on Submarines. How
ever, But Reported Lack of Har-
mony Among Enemies. ~
tCableEram to The Sunday Star and
New York Times. Copyright. 1917,

tCableEram to The Sunday Star and
New York Times. Copyright. 1917,
ROME, October 13-The Vatican still
hopes that the papal initiative in favor
of peace may bring satisfactory results.
1t believes the force Of events must
oblige the central empires to come TO
terms. For this reason, all the efforts
of the papal diplomats aim to persuade
the entente allies to give such a reply
as to make it possible for the Pope to
continue the negotiations.
It is hoped also that President Viii
son understands that the Vatican sin
cerely supports the principal parts of
his messages and it trusts that he may
be induced to take more favorable
attitude toward the papal scheme and
recognize that the proposition to obtain
gradual limitation of maments
through the abolition Of conscription is
more practical than the great on, Of
league of nations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-14
FATAL SHOT ENDS ROW
IN SHOE-SH|N|NG SHOP
Colored Proprietor Says He Fired in
Self-Defense When Attacked
by Another Negro.

Walter Johnson. colored, proprietor of
a shoe shining shop at 1o1 2d street
southwest. last night shot aud killed
William Taylor, also colored, familiarly
known in the neighborhood as Willie
Boots.
Taylor entered Johnson's place of
business and, according to witnesses
started a row when Johnson disagreed
to a proposal for a game of craps
II don't like you nohow," was Tay-
lor's comment as he drew knife and
attempted to slash Johnson, witnesses
told the police. Johnson drew a re-
volver from a show case and sent a bullet
through the stomach of his assailant.
An ambulance was summoned, but Tay-
lor died on the way to the hospital
Policemen l.. E Birkigt and A. T
jackson of No. precinct went to the
scene of the shooting, where Johnson
gave himself up with the statement:
Il killed him. He was taken to the
police station, as were number of
witnesses. all of whom were questioned
by Capt. Williams. Their accounts were
to the effect that the shooting was in
self-defense.
johnson is thirty-two years old and
lives at 36i II street southwest Tay-
lof. who was twenty-three years old,
lived at S@9 Broad alley southwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-14
Camp Meade Soldier Killed
When Train Hits Arn1y Truck
Two Others Missing Following Accident at Severn,
Nd, Crossing---Max Goldman Dies Before
Reaching Baltimore Hospital

brought to this city for repairs. Just
who was riding in the touring car and
who was in the Army truck has not
been definitely established. The two
machises approached the Severn cross
ing of the Pennsylvania railroad about
the time one of the fast Washington
Philadelphia expresses was due there.
Eyewitnesses declare that the flag
man signaled to the Army men that
the way was clear. and the truck and
auto started over the tracks. Hardly
had the truck gottenHon the northbound
track than the rumbling of the ap-
preaching express was heard beyond a
curve.
Stalled the Engine.
Just what happened is not clear but
it is thought the man driving the truck
became confused, and, in an endeavor
to beat the express across, stalled the
engine of the truck. Before he could
start the motor the train bore down
upon the stalled truck and crashed into
it, scattering debris in every direction.
Goldman was caught as he leaped from
the auto. When the engine struck him
it hurled him to the side of the track.
fracturing his skull. He was picked
up and placed in another automobile
and taken to Baltimore hospital. But
on arriving at the hospital he was
dead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-14
CHARGED With ABUSIVE
WRITING TO MRS. WILSON
Frank Haungs Arrested in New York
and Held Under
$4,000 Bail.

Special Dispatc! TO The Star
NEW YORK. October ls-Frank
fiaunss, twenty o-year-old Ger
man h-American. was held in $4,000 bail
tooay by United States Commissioner
fii'chcock on charge of mailing an
abusive letter to President Wilson'S
"ife. This missive was received at
the White House Thursday.
Haungs was taken this morning
from an electrotyplng establishment on
barclay street. He was arrested nv
secret Service Operatives Rubano and
Carpenter.
The back of the envelope bore the
name and address of the foreman of
ihe esla ap!lShment where Haungs is
employed, the evident purpose being
to create the impression that the fore
man "aS the writer. The secret serv-
ice operatives thought it extremely un-
Hkeiy that the ritter would put his
name on letter OF such a nature They
accordingly looked for the offender
among the foreman's enemies and ar
rived at the conclusion that Haungs
was the guilty one. because of his
known pro-German sentiments and re-
marks that he had made about the
shop.