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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11

~ 0g ipiS iii af De Srugter,
!, iom 8onoeman6en alorig ferl
Sci fomfnllera Surral
Wfet jeg itoo neoe / 5pgelufafet
og fglte mig iaa nnoerlig TIFF / Sal
fen - gjennem 8orgporten ioa jea
9alnpbarfasien 1labe al m1e6 Sar=
tgjerne, ipingen6e fulbe al glaoe@ut-
ter, og 90 - ia, ieg gelterer mig faa=
mpnb life for at ltge oct = ba gif
jeg be1 / cit ubemnrfet arpg og
fpalte cit itille Taare. i
Ttoea bar lang ben gftermibbag.
Ser toni 8titter omborb, og @oni11-
lens Gamer bar inoe / 21lfafet meh
pragtfulbe 8lpmlter til % 5tafler
oerinbe. Set bar belt lpmbolit -
81omiter! Scot ie, mer life image!
8lom1ter11e bar bejltge; men bet bar
10 Srllgterne, bi bapbe lnl1gtes efter.
On @19be bapoe leg BOG ben Mften,
inben ieg gif til &pis; ba &amera-
terne tom omboro, babbe De forifiel=
lige Ging meo, ion De bapbe fipbt til
mig - soubenirS Sc Mobcira! So
%tografier % anbre Goger - mtbt /
beres Gorn6ielle bopoe oe life CLIENT
mig, og bet gle1nmer leg DEM al6rtg.
Naa, 2m1olnpgaiterne bar / 2ano
/ tets 9imer, og / &e1ten al Tiben.
mems pi laa Der, maatte De orbeioe.
iiope meb a11Ifplbning, !" Strengthening
90 al ben sIoes - jea Lao / Bin
Duet" bele 0agen i%gjenncn % npb
l1bitgten.
Sg Der bar not at ie pao = aipct
paa Mbeben / Mmtnoelig)eb = Ser
laa 10 ogiaa anbre 5fibe, % 0aln-
pere foan % anfrebe eller lettebe og
1too til sps - % Der par 2ip noe
nmfrtng .5pen" | Seroelesbeb; hi
bar 10 belle Dagen lom Tilfeloct az
tib er poo laabanne 8lab1cr, onlrin=
get al @aaoe meo broget f1eote
Mgnb % 8pinber, Ser raabte / Wha1l-
ben paa binanoen % falbpo aft, bbab
En- 9Gmanb fan tG11fes at bile gibc
fine @enge no til - Der par oe bei=
ligite Srngter, liae fra &irleber til
beloige Maier al 8anorer - ben
Gang bapbe Der enbnu a1orig pnret
en- 8anan | aiebenbob,l - pa ser
bar 2ooninger at lfrigenbe 0renge,
TOM opffeoe efter 5plplHllinger, %
benimo6 Mften tom Der 8oaoe mes
manoolinlpillenbe &oballerer % brl1=
ne Sirener meb forte pine % fin
neroe Nlnae | 9rene - inoe / 8pen
tenotes 2Diene> mems M9rfet p1u6=
ielig falot paa.
Men nnite Morgen itraaleoe Co
len otter tnb paa sen ardnne q, lom
lao Der meb be bbibe SUITE ppab
8iergene, bpis Eoppe / Hebe, bplaen-
De 2inier fortone6e Jig moo Sen op=
be, blaa Simmel - oct foriettebe
2ano, leg ligeiom Moies iaa ino i
men al6rig fh1lbe betra6e,
Seq lopeoe NOT MIC lelb, oa iea
1aa Der % ltirrebe. at ieg ifl1loe sa1,-
tie fftffert - man bar 10 1ng - leg
Fulbe ganife fffert foo gritatning
a.rsr.. .g.-=T
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11
.9anff Dame I ~Arbejbsminiteriet
@aibingtpn.

Srpfen MarD Mnoeriet fra gbica-,
80, Der -pirter iom gicecbef ST.
be1oSniniiteriet ! 8afbington PM.
tales ct Telegram tic oanife BIaoe
t1eget imigrenoe / Anleoming al
Ibenoes opgtige @irfen for Gilfpn
|meb Den fpinoelige Mrbeiosfraft for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11
Bar De meb til Nriniehanfetten2

G-5f.n4ys+tE=a a.r Fsurf.a#-,E t- a-
Menl1en bar fin=finl gitersu So
Wato (eller FABIAN uoget lienenbe)
salab, Supppe, Settling, Seeeream,
@affe. SITE SITE at forglemme Gelerp
% DIipes, Snpr % 8rp6, 61pbe %
Cutter til @affen: Dertil Ell goets
tail % Masier af Ssba11b. Mlt=
fanunen for fnaa $1H. Gan bon
beat it2 Dette bar bel at merfe !
Minneapolis; / ct. SAUL fom fun
be ubpalgte me6. Ser ito6 ben paa
e~balnpagne % pgte StraiSburger,
@aaieleperpoltei meb 9rgfler, Men
ben foItebe ogiaa $500 per.
Nrins Mrels Sale peb 8antetten
pna @otel Maaision paffte itormenoe
sSa4beell, breb % gemptlie fom ben
bar. Strafs tom speresmaalet:
@bat's the matter mitb @rinee
Mrel? 90 Sbaret tom torbnenbe tile
bage: Sc is alrigbt.
sNln6 be has.
Set bar / bet belle taeet Ell ubi=
Horiff4 often peb 8anfetten / Min=
neapolis. @e l9roe Salere, 0aurita
Smenion, 8an Gear % @br. Mas.
MusfeM bpffeoe bier for fig neb /
@iftoriens Dpb % fremorog .mangen
feftelig biftoriff Nerle, meoens Mrinz
Ienk bans Selge og oct meniae SOLE
runM ON beb 8orbene iab anbeg=
tig mHenoe, b%eunorenoe % forbaue
let oper ben megen 8tSbom Der
fl9b fro b@rr:'s 2nber.
9rins Mrel fif @ongelal1t Min=
neapolis, Sen bar fin. Men Dan=
tebroa paieoe ogiaa oper Minnelotas
9tMsfapitolilm. Sen bar enonu
Hnere.
Nappe 8rinIen pibh bpor mangs
al bans dffparoige @erter | 0bir
Club bar Danffea ptloe ban fHiffferr11
bape uonepnt Minneapolis til Der
ipterita panffe 8p / 8erben, nalt eftel
&i6benbapn, Narbnns, Dbenfe %
59bp.
Da 8rins M1el peo 9z9ioen Itol
Apenlfor @etel &aoisfon % penteo'
pqa fin fpnGeliae 8eforbrinq, i. e.
Dr. IS. 9anrit5enS @utomobi11 ffo|
ID Of De npsleligIte Minneapolili|
r,aa pesiefens1 peo bpr 9ioe Ml
ploiM, natnrliapis). On al ben
TOD Nrinien IND | ct laneta 90, ia
Iangt 8lif % fagoe berpe1M til IL
Meninpe:: uMnphpp, isn't Re q cut
@peoell1 sac faapeI &rins Nrel'
Matienalite4 i'm bans noieene
tqa1pte BAN De Minneaahpolis fmnla'
NNigethiierter 8rane.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11

9%pbsfalb. @nrof Be beoit fjenote
Danife. California, Scr. Sans
Graft 5reSno, ct ifplge u8ien" af-
gaaet beo Dp0en ben "a. Sept. Sr.
@raff liant Ell Del al bans nprme1te
Yaorgrenoe fom for en- Maaneos
Sio ftoen tilffa6e peo ct Mrtomobil-
nbelo, me0ens BolniIien bar paa ge;
fra Sos Mngeles til 6reSno. De blep
'aueiammen Ell Del forflaaet, og
@raff ftf ct ilentt 8rlt6 paa Soften;
men man aneoe fife, at Ser bar no
gen 2ipsfore> % Oct iaa no til, at
ban biloe fomme fig. geogle faa
Gage fer Dgben inotroaote Ser Boa
Ell Soranoring It'll Oct bnrre.
Meo Scr. Sans @raff er en- af
IStaten CALIFORNIA; be6ite og melt
lan1ete oanife Menb gaaet bort. San
bar en- Seoersman6 / Orbetg fuloe-
ite 8%etDbning. 9grlie og retifaffen
t Sorretning, bielplom % impbe-.
fomme1oe oberfor enbber, Tom igQte
Ibam.
@raff bar fpot / &ol6ing i 1868.
San bar | nogle Mar / @a~n6elslere
/ lin Spoebp, uopanoreoe fom ung
Wfano til M1nerifa % tom til 6resno
i Negpnoelien al 5irier1re. Sort Eio
lefter %beapnote ian iammen meb
ebrts Sanien og geis Sobnien e,
lille misunderstanding paa Tront
'9treet. Set par en- aanife beifeoen
8eepnoelie; men Graft Ser bar Sia-
len | Soretaaen6et, bapoe Gbne 90
Ntlje, % / Ti6ens 2eb bofi eoe sSor-
ret1ingen enort1t. San fipbte fine
&ompagnoners Mnbel i 6oretaaen-
oct, % ftabigt og mcb &empe1fribt
gift bet fremao.~ $. @raff & 60.
blep Tresnos le6enbe 6%orretninas-
bus, og Oct bar set mi peret / mau-
ge Mar.
Sornoen fin Meteelle efterla6er
ben afopoe tire 8prn: Mgnes, Mrtb,r
loa Gbeiter @raff FAINT en- @rooer,
|Sobn @raff,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11

ass 1MfeekeF 44AlS Mlltp4tAl.p 2
Oktgber. Guyern9r Burrnnquisi
aabnede Valgkammpen for sit Parti
med en- udf9rlig Tale her Efter-
midday. Den blew paahh4pftt at en-
stor Forsamling at Farnlaere, Byfolk
log Tilreisende. AnIedningen var en-
stor Dag for denne lille BY. Veiret
var godt, saa a Stenlningen. GU
|.yern9rens Tale bley vel fremf3rt og
/ Npnedes gjennemgaaende. med Ri
fald. Han talte rent fra Leyeren
ON ale Sparsmaal eg lagde like
Iingrene imellem, mar han kom
ind paa Diet underfundige Arbejde,
som har yRret dreyet fra epkelte
Hold for at lamme Landets Kraft
og yildllede Folkemeningen under
denne Krig,
Taleren naynte f@rst, hyad Min
nesota har udretteA til DIato under
KKrrigen. Staten haar alleredde 1885,
900 Mand j Haren eller Flaaden
log staar blandt de farste at allie
Slater j sit forholdsyise Tilskud til
wore Stridskr@fter. Til Krigslaan
og andre Krigsgiemed har Mime
sofas Folk subskriberet oyer 1913
Millioner Dollars og er rede til at
mode allie pye Ore, som maatte
kreyes, baade med Hensyn1 til Mands-
mlagt GIG Penge. Udgifterne j
Kriigs9iemed er betydelige. Medens
Statens ordinare Udgifter har vac
ret under 25 Millioner Dollars ON
Alaret, udgj9r de samlede Udbetalin-
ger til allie Krigsformaal j Diet for
l4bne Aar omtfent $50 Millioner
Dollars, eller ii Gange saa meget
som Statens Fredsbudget. Men wort
Folk vii like regne paa dette. I'd
tnllingerne er en- Pligt og sparer
Lily. og wore Cutters Lily er mere
yard end PENCE.
At fore Krigen frem til SER har
yaret og er Vor Opgaye og f9rste
Pligt. pette Hensyn starr over
ale andre, pg Diet har da ogsaa
Vnret G~uvern9rens og s~tatsstyrets
Flormaal at samle Folket ON denae
enc store Opgave. Som Fqlge her
at har Diet varet en- uafviselig Pligt
at modarbejde ale Fors9g paa at
splitte Folket og ibartlede 0pmark-
somheden fra Pligten til at stgtte
Landsstyret at allie KrRfter j dem
ne store Krise: Til Are for Sta
tens Folk kan Diet siges, at Diet har
samlet sig ON dette Arbejde for
~Fndrelandet med uomtvistet Loyali-
tet pg Offervillighed. De Forsgg j
modsat Refining, som viste sig j
Krigens ferste Dage, er gradvis
deet nd, og splittelsens Apostle maa
tale for dove Oren. M~innesotas Folk
er trofast og 1oyalt og vii like
lade sig vildlede.
At haandhaVe LoVene er altid en-
Pligt, like mindst j Krigstid. GU
Vern6ren har sagt at opfylde denne
Pligt uden Personsanseelse og err
klRrer, at hans Holdning vii blive
den samme for Fremtiden. Den
SOM har sdgt at stifte splid og agge
Klasse mod Klasse, har like likt
dette: Men Diet faar like hjelpe.
Low skal vere Lov, og han frem-
hevede med sarligt Eftertryk, at
lIlloyalitet like har VRret taalt og
like vii blive taalt j Minnesota, saa-
lenge han er Lovens Yogter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11
u@e bar 10 brgffd TO Mibbef

Pc bar 10 breffet TO Nibben,
@siftareoel1 fagoe Den gobe Marfo
meo uffr9nrtet Jorbauid1e
sna 6ep jeg frilIet ino ! ct so.
gen Iigelom ct 9attebarn i ct 5p95
og fif altDilt min gan1le apie i GD.
gellfafd.
8agen efter anfreoe hi paa 9fnle-
ben peo 5latlebal.
8i laa Der ! 1togle Gage - bpor
nlaltge fan jeg life buife - og jeg
fom iHe / 2al1o.
Set bar 10 en- @ierfelorg. 5elp mi,
iaa mango glar efter, fan jeg file IL
geiom ct line gtif / 9iertet beo Or
tn0ringen oeroln.
! Den Dag 9romingens aparter,
bbortil jeg bgrte> ifl,loe bare 2ono.
lop, gioroe jeg ct iiofte gorfgg %
bao, ON leg life maatte fomnte mes
- leg ifuloe not bore foriigtig. Merl
Net. Den eners faa rare 9pge los
iig lite rgre, og bet gioroe Gan ma
furliebis ret l., Bltbiebe og. ppnteoe
git mine anl1ternter reo / Bartgjer.
me- Tom mul6e fptte benz / Qnnb, 90
fmaa 2prlinge bar neb; ga Be gil
fra 8oroe, TOD Nnitfommanberenbe
&apfain 8arbenfleM, - bet bar Ell
beilig Mattb, pores Nnitfomnonbe.
re1oe - be6 Galberebet og beflame.
reoe for De imaa Sgmpnb:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11
sALooN-sPpRsMAALHT

bet .har visit sig n6dyendigt at
stenge saloonerne og paa andre
Maader indskrsenke Trafiken med
'%berusennde Drikke paa flere steder
i Staten, oplyste GuvernGren. Disse
Forholdsreggler er u%df@rdiget al
'statens Safety Commission og har
varet abssoolluutt ngdyendige for Over
holdelse at Low og orden j Staten,
for at forebygge Syekkelse af Krigs-
arbeidet og hindre uloylige Planer.
sammnleennlliiggnet med Landsstyrets
Forhloldsregler til Indskraenkning
at Rusdriktrafiken er de skridt,
som er taget at sikkerhedskommis-
sianenn. meget moderate, tillagde
G~uyerrnng9ren, og fremh@yede, at sa-
loonnernne pEaa sine steder endog hay-
te gs1ort Brug af Aloylige Retsmid-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11
FAGFoRENINGER.
RBEIDERSPDRSMAAL

A%rbeidernes Ret til at dame Fag-
foreninger eller Unions er like
|langere omtvistet; at paastaa dat
m%odsatte wiser bare Uvidenhed, sag
de Guyerndren. Landets Hdiesteret
har tat klart nok j den Sag, Og
] Minnesota har Diet siden 1913 vac
ret en- Forbrydelse at BLACKLIST
Arbeidere; og Arbeidsgiyere, som
rotter sig sammen for at hindre en-
|eller flere Arbeidere fra at faa Be
skjeftigelse, straffes som Fprbryde-
re, Med Hensyn Il sin egen OPP
fatning at disse sp6rsmaal oplyste
G%uvern6ren, at han allerede for
femten Aar tilbage stillede sig paa
Diet Standpunht, at Arbeidere har
lige stor Ret til at organisere sig
som Arbeidsgiyere, Hyad han j det
hlele 6nskker at Sc er, at Arbeiderne
kan opnaa god LGn for deres Arbei-
de og code Love og Arbeidsyilkaar
og at der maa raade Fred og Sam.
arbeide mellem Kapital og Arbeide
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11
sTATENs

Statstyrets Opgaver vokser, og
Udgifterne vii ogsaa vokse. Opga-
ven maa vRre at tage tilb9rlige
Hensyn til nye Krav, men like bru-
&c flere Penge end absolut n9dven-
digt. Guvern9ren fremhavede, at
dette har vRret en- Hovedsag for
hans Administration. Han har gjort
sit bedste for at fore en- sparsom
misunderstanding og vii f9lge SAM
me Kurs j Fremtiden. Han redu-
cerede sidste Budget med syv Mill
lioner Dollars og belagde med sit
Veto Beslutninger for to Millioner
for offentlige Bygninger og Parker.
Dette var Formal, som var code
nok j sig selv; men han mente, at
de kunde og burde yente til Krigen
er forbi. Han sparede ogsaa be-
tydelige BelGb we'd at afskaffe un9d-
Venldige Embeder. De, som paa en-
eller anden Made var p~ersonlig in
teresseret i disse Foranstaltninger,
har, som man kunde yente, fundet
meget at udsette paa denne Spar
somhed; men det faar saa vere,
sagde han; j allie Fald we'd han med
sig selv, at han kun gjorde, hvad
han ansaa for sin Pligt.
Derimod har han like troet, at
man b6r f6lge en- altfor stram Spa
repollitik, mar det gjelder Folke-
sholen. I'll saadanne Formal er
der under hans styre bevilget haly-
anden Million Dollars mere end j
nogen tidligere Toaars Periodic.
Han fremhaver j denne Forbindel-
Sc, at statens Bidrag til skoleye-
senet kan pg bGr fordeles paa en-
bedre Made end M, og at serlig
fattigere Distrikter b6r gives mere
end de nu faar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11

..er for at l@gge Hindringer j Vejen
ar Loyens Haandhayelse. Dette
lar, sagde han, gjort det n9dyen-
digit for ham at gjqre Brug at Sta
tens Militermagt for at standse low
stridig Trafik og ffemtyinge Re-
spekt for Loyen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-11

bet % mel6te mig til 9ienelte igien,
life noen bange Mnelier, men fait
|beltent poa at bo1be oct gaoenbe iaa
lenge leg fl1noe, | bpert Solo til leg
hapbe peret / 9anb - hagefter fit
Der fomme, bpab Der Mlbe,
0e ferite Nar Metter F1eloe iea
nere fritaget for &aet % iope neoe
paa 8anierne, % oct traf Zig iaaban,
at BEN fprite Nften 90 leg ffl,loe til
8pls, maatte leg ieln op i 6infenet=
|tet % Dente min &pie; Sen bar 1tn-
bet rtatta goot ben mellem De anbre
8pler, faa leg maatte taae ct orient.
ltgt Soap for at faa Ben fri, % =
fnifSl - Der cit BET i gtpfffer inbe |
siben paa mig iaien, Seq felte4er
hefttg, plnoielig 5merte, Tom imioler,
tio tabte fig, 6a LEG Tom til at liege,
men neite 0oraen % lea terneoe
no, bar ben Der after % bleb nat,,r.
ligpis pprre % berre i 2gbet at Da:
aen> foroi leg, min 8eluttang tro
oeltM / ollie 0pelierne upen at fnp.
ntea ben f6lgenbe SAG Dor Ben lac
poloiom at ieo tilfioit bberfen htno,
frDbe eller 600 eller Hgge eller Bio
refhfe @eiret - iaa maatte jee j,
tit @lnt gibe mig % eaa til 2eeel
5Nen,
Nen oelne @ang lpb ieg mig iHf
neie mes at Mipe HHlbet.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-03-30
PUSH CLOCKS AHEAD TODAY
Daylight Saving Means No Confusion
except to Forretters.


Philadelphia. March 30.-By rurll-
ing the clock hands ahead one hour,
the United States government VIII
change the habits of the nation at two
o'clock tomorrow morning.
The government simply says tWO
O'clock shall be three o'clock. The Ia
ton ShoveS the hands of its timep!2Cs
es ahead sixty minutes. That's all
there is TO it, and there nothing else
to worry about
by this sweeping decree, the United
States government adds an extra
hour of daylight to the day of 10O,-
100000 people. 1t means. if each of
tbs 100 100000 uses this additional
hour an Increase of 1o0.000,000 work
ing hours.
In other words, 4.166.667 days, or
Hap years.
Daylight saving isn't near so COM
plicated as it appears. All you have
to do is TO turn The hands of your
watch an hour ahead and forget about
it. Your watch will get you up an
hour earlier tomorrow morning, and
each morning throughout the summer.
Everybody else will be doing likewise,
and the world move on as usual
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-03-30
SECOND U.S.DRAFT.
REGISTRY JUNE 5
Date VIII Probably Figure as
Service Day.
new SELECTS" OF q
1t is Believed 100000 Men Will Be
Added Annually to Americas De-
Tense Army.

Washington. March 3O.-American
history probably will record June )
as Service Day." upon which the men
of this country responded to the call
of the Selective draft.
The provost marchal general is
planning TO hold the second draft
egiStration-fOr men who have be-
come twenty-one since last year-on
June >, the first anniversary of the
first reg ration. AS long as the
war lasts similar registration will
be held on that date 1t is believed
that 500 600 Glass l physically fit men
will be added to Americas dDense
columns annually by this program.
Congress is expected TO complete
the necessary legislation for the regis
tration we'll before June ).
With q tive-day mobilization of 95,-
600 drafte ed men. America will round
out the first year of the war next
week with the record of having as
sembled more than 100000 men
through the selective service system.
This mobilization has largely been
accomplished in six months, as the
first of the drafted men did not start
moving to camp until late in Septem-
Der. Besides, great reservoir of
uncalled men-numbering more than
2,5OO,0O0 Glass 1 fighters alone-is
ready to jump into the great war at
the signing of an order
The coming year will see many calls
for specialists. Deputy Provost Mar
shall General Johnson estimates that
$4,000 will be indicted into the army
for war, Industrial or agricultural pur-
suits. Beginning April 5. 1909 men
arer to start to schools and many 9TH
ers will find campuses their training
camps.
The draft treaties with Great Brit
ain and Canada, sent to the senate
several weeks ago and then with
drawn at President Wilson's request
fOrr revision, again were near COM
pletion.
Members of the senate foreign re-
iations committee arranged confer
ence with Secretary Lansing to eN,
anime the changes made in the trea-
ties by the state department and the
British embassy since they were with
drawn from the senate.
Several delicate questions involved
in the treaties have been Strengthened
out. The unnaturaliZed Irish in the
United States are to be exempted from
The draft just as they have been I'M
der English law. The problem of
dual nationality, where persons have
taken out first papers has also been
clarified under the new language of
the treaties.
The foreign relations committee ex-
poets no further hitch over the trea-
ties Unless some entirely unforeseen
difficulty develops the treaties will be
laid before the senate again within
the next few days and no delay is
expected in their ratification.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-03-30
KILLS OFFICER. THEN SELF
Sirard. Pa, Woman and Companion
Haad From Revolver Wounds

Sirard. Pa. Woman and Companion
Dead From Revolver Wounds.
jacksonville. Fla. March ;@.-l-ieu
-r,;ju, Samuel !. Dickson. of Los An
..ri,.>. Cal. attached 10 Camp Joseph
/ Johnstnn. was ~hor and killed in Il
room IN IL hotel.
Mrs. Louise Rjegrrt, who, the police
s.,y Killed the officer, committed sui
,.td., hv shoutinG herself Il few minutes
after she is alleged 10 have shot Dick
son.
Mrs BIGGER came here several
months ago from Girard. Pa. The po-
lice said she left a note, i'll which she
gave instructions to notify her broth
pr. Daniel Bender, of Girard. Lieu
tenant Dickson was assigned to Camp
Johnson in November
Mrs. Riegert was about forty years
old. She had been employed at the
base hospital At Camp Johnston. Lieu
tenant Dickson was twenty-five years
old.
According TO the police, MrS. Bic
CERT has son IN training al Camp
Meade. Md.
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Paints, oils, varnish, anytl

Paints, oils, varnish, anything
you want in the paint line. Phillips
Hdw Co.-Adv. 28-4t. r. 29-6t.
Better place your order soon as
possible if you want a car for this
summer. Phillips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
2S-4t. R. 29-5t.
Tires, the store that has the
goods. Phillips Hdw. Co.-Adv. 2S-
At. R. 29-6t.
More Overlands in Dorchester
county than any other make of car
above $500. Don't you want one?-
Phillips Hdw. CC.-Adv. 2S4t.R.29
Dodge cars for sale by Phillips
Hdw. Co.-Adv. 2S-4t. r. 29-6t.
Paint brushes, and whitewash
brushes. Phillips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
2S-4t. r. 29-6t
Garden tools of all kinds. Phil
lips Hdw. Co.-Adv. 2S-4t. R. 29-6t.
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May Call Britons Over as.

london. War Il "O.-lThe parliament
-, .r,~'",p",d,.", of the Daily En-
press says powerful influences with II
the government are pressing for the
introduction when parliament reas-
sembles, April 9, of an entirely new
conScription bill. THIS W !:
the age limit to between faliy-iive ana
fifty years, Apply CONSUMPTION TO Ire
M. and can lnr IL hula rtriI nf the
.r!unteer home defense f. CO.
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A RECORD BREAKER.
She Did 1t, And Is Looking Well.

We had an operator to sleeve 444
Alp dozen shirts in IL days, at 8
hours day, making an average of a
little over 80 dozen a day, and re-
ceived S15.55 for the weeks work.
Last Monday she sleeved 95 dozen.
As stated before, we have the very
best work and working conditions on
the Shore. Always have a plenty of
work and all plain colors.
We invite the attention of opera
tors on all parts to see us first, as all
of our operators are making big mo-
ney in proportion with the above OPP
orator.
We pay off every Saturday.
THE DORCHESTER SHIRT CO.
]. H. Kraft, Mgr.
113 II Gay street, Cambridge, Md.
Adv 29-2t.
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TRY "CASCARETS' FOR
LIVER AND BOWELS
IF SICK OR BILIOUS
Tonight! Clean your bowels and
stop headache, colds, sour stomach
Get a 10-cent box now.

Get a 10-cent box now.
Turn the rascals out-the head
ache, biliousness, indigestion, the
sick, sour stomach and bad colds
turn them out tonight and keep
them out with Cascarets.
Millions Of men and women take
a Cascaret now and then and never
know the misery caused by a lazy
liver, clogged bowels, or an upset
stomach.
Don't put in another day of dis
tress. Let CascaretS cleanse your
stomach; remove the sour, ferment-
ing food; take the excess bile from
your liver and carry out all the con-
stipated waste matter and poison in
the bowels. Then you will feel
great.
A Cascaret tonight straightens
you out by morning. They work
while you sleep. A 10-cent box from
any drug store means a clear head,
sweet stomach and clean, healthy
liver and bowel action for months.
Children love Cascarets because they
never grippe or sicken.-Adv.
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The Pneumonia Season.

The cold, damp weather of March
seems to be the most favorable for
the pneumonia germ. Now is the
time to be careful. Pneumonia Of
ten results from cold. The quick
er cold is gotten rid of the less the
danger. AS soon as the first indica-
ton of cold appears take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. AS to the val
lie of this preparation, ask anyone
who has used it.-Adv.
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WEAK WEARY WOMEN
Learn the Cause OF Daily Woes and
End Them.
When the back aches and throbs,
When housework is torture,
When night brings no rest nor

When the back aches and throbs,
When homework is torture,
When night brings no rest nor
sleep,
When urinary disorders set in,
Women's lot is weary one.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Have proved their worth in Cam
bridge.
This is one Cambridge woman's
testimony.
Mrs. M. E. Townsend, 104 Vue de
L'Eau St., says: Il suffered from
severe backache and my kidneys
were disordered. My back gave me
considerable pain, especially when
| had to bend over. Sharp pains
caught me in the small of my back
and my kidneys acted too frequent
ly. 1 learned of Doan's Kidney Pills
through the newspapers and used
two or three boxes, procured at Brad
shaw's Pharmacy. l was greatly ben
Gifted and l have been troubled but
very little since"
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Townsend had. Foster-MiIburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. Y.--Adv.