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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-28

given me repeated proofs of her
beautiful attitude towards her
profession, Of her precious voice,
and her rare qualities. was
able 10 foretell with unusual
certainty her future, and to rest
assured in regard to 1t. In fact,
she has attained that Of which I
wrote last time. Today Helen is
an artist of an undoubtedly
brilliant future. This is the opin-
ion OF all; it is the sentiment of
the press in general.
While / am happy to be able to
say that Helen is my pupil. you
also must be rejoiced, you her
father must certainly be made
happy by this success.
Helen now must perfect her
self in all the operas already
studied and must prepare them
with great care for the detail.
Now she will know how to double
and make more brilliant her rep
utation as an artist, creating a
name for herself which will rem
der her career more secure. She
has been proposed for the part Of
Barbiere and perhaps for a part
in Faust. We shall see. Accept,
meanwhile, Signor York, my cor
dial regards.
CARLO SEBASTIAN.
Seats will soon be placed on sal
t the usual places in Augusta, Hal
well and GarGiner.-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-28
IT'S NOT YOUR HEART
IT'S YOUR KIDNEN

Kidney disease is no respecter OF per-
sons. II attacks all classes. regardless
OF age sex or conditions 4 majority
of the ills affecting people today can
be traced hack 10 the kidney trouble.
The kidneys are the most important
organs OF the boly. They are the filter
ers. the purifiers OF your blood II the
poisons which are swept from the It's
sues by the blood are not elInilfed
through the kidneys. disease Of one
form or another will claim you as
victim.
Kidney disease is usually indicated By
WEAKNESS, sleeplessness, nervousness,
dependency. backache. stomach troc-
BILE difficulty when urinaCng. pain II
loins and lower abdomen. gall stones.
gravel, rheumatism, sciaLca and !uui-
hago.
All these arrangements are nature
signals to warn you that the kidneys
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-28

= consequence Of the coming -1r-
alcipzI election q Monday. DEC. 2. 10
tces have teen pasted ~ the August
Board q Registration stating that fo'
the purpose 0. making additions and
corrections 70 the voting lists q the
c.ty the members Of the board Will be
IL session in their room il the basernen:
" Ciiy hail On Tuesday. "Wednesday
and Thurg5ay, Dec. 2. and :, from 8 =
u. 20 ?. n. 20 ?. II, and Z -
and Oh FRIDAY. Dec. 6. from A. u. 70
: ?. D. and : 10 P. N, z, which lat
ter date and hour The session VIII close
and 10 additions Or corrections TO The
.o,!8g list iii thereafter De made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-28
W|NSL0W

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eaton are
Thanksgiving guests of DR.. and Mrs
A. NJ. Small at Freedom.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D'Nardi and
daughter Rita. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy De-
lano and children will pass Thanks
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Delano, Clinton avenue.
Miss Miriam Roberts Of Portland.
accompanied by friend, will be
Thanksgiving guests of Miss Roberts
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Rob-
erts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Shores and
little daughter Louise will pass
Thanksgiving with Augusta friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest j Whitman,
son Frank and Rev G. A Newhall
will pass Thanksgiving ct the home
of Parker Clifford, North Vassal-
boro.
Four children of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Skillins are i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Collier and
daughter Roberta Of WaterviIle will
pass Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arno Ireland are the
parents Of a 10-pound boy born Nov.
25.
Harold Leavitt Of Richmond has
accepted a position at the H. & w.
mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Balentine will
entertain Thanksgiving Miss Josie
Balentine of Auburn. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Neal and family OF Water
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Lancas ter
and Miss Ethel Lancaster will pass
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Chamberlain.
terrain Thanksgiving Mr.. and Mrs.
7. IT. Hersom and Miss Gladys Her
som Of Oakland and Mrs. Minnie
Garland and children of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burleigh Simpson will
5'css Thanksgiving with Mrs. Simp-
sons brothers, Arthur and Bert Cup
till
A family party. composed Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Bowden, Mrs. G. A.
Chamberlain. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Tozie-, Mr.. and Mrs. A S. Cottle
will pass Thanksgiving with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Robinson in Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Clark and fam
lily will pass Thanksgiving with Mr..
Clark's mother, Mrs. E. L. Clark,
Waterville.
Charles E. Warren, Charles H.
Drummond. Charles Hamlin, Mrs. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-28
CRAWFORD ADAMS COMPANY AND
C0RELLA-bONELLI COMPANY
Feast Of Music and Fun Coming Augusta
Only City in Country to Enjoy Unusual
Combination of Talent

The engagement Of Two Of lyceum's
leading concert and entertainers com
paries and combining them for one
evenings program is something pro-
baby never before attempted by any
lyceum course management.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-28

singers, Anna Louise Carey, Lillian
Nordica, Emma Eanes and--now, If
you please q fourth. Helen York.
That Sebastian had no doubt of
ner promising carer is best told in his
own words in his letter to her father.
G. 6. York Of this city after her SEN
satioaal debut in Italy. The letter.
translated from Italian follows:
"Signor York.
My dear Sir--With true joy
wish to inform you OF the great
success which the dear Helen
has attained at her debut at the
Royal Theater, Mercadantc, in
Lucia.
AS taught her, l knew that II
would prove thus, and l was GER
tain of her success and without
fear. l knew that Helen would
be successful because she has
always studied with great love,
interest and intelligence; / was
certain and without fear be-
cause. during her lessons she has
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-28
SKETCHES MAINE
BOYS REPORTED
CASUALTY LISTS

Bath, Ne. Nov. 27-Clyde McKin-
non has just received word that his
brother Harold, vino is overseas with
the Canadian battalion of infantry.
that he was admitted to general
hospital Nov. 10. the day before the
signing Of the armistice, suffering
from gunshot wound in his right
thigh. He had previously been
wounded in the left arm and left leg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-28

need help You should Ia. e.,
MEDAL Harlem Oh Capsules sa|
diately. The soothing. healinr q,
ulatsF the kidneys. relieves rn-.
tion and destroys The germ, -
have caused II Do not wal; uni 81
morrow. Go 10 your d-rgglst ,oS.s
insist OF his supplying you VIZ FL
Of GOLD MEDAL Eaa-leu a., ~
sulss. In twe1ty-four hours WOW ~
feel health and v1go- -etu-ni,s
VIII bless the Gay you frs, 800
GOLD MEDAL Aaarlsn on. Y
After YOU feel tia. yoa hsv.
yourself. continue TO take one a.
capsules each day. SO as 70 ss.,0|
first class condition and wz,d ~ II
danger Of other attacks =
Ask for the original imported ca,
MEDAL trsnd- Three sizes ~
refunded II they DO not help vu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-28
WHITFIELD

NORTH-There is to be q dans
G. A. K. hall Thanksgiving ' a.
Nov. %, for the benefit OF ..,rs
Grange. Music by Tozier's orcn ~.
Miss Gladys Felt. who has N.
teaching school in Northpor, W. M
past 10 weeks, has returned
home in this place. She rep0
very pleasant school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-28
ReekIand Man Ordered Overseas

Willis /. Aver. a Rockland merchant
who Is prominently identified with
the Methodist church and local ath-
letics. received word Monday to re-
port in New York, preparatory to go
ing to France for duties as a Y. NJ. &.
A. war work secretary. He has been
granted an extension Of time until
Dec. II. in order to dispose Of his
business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-28
Thursday, November q, 1918
AUGUSTA LOCALS

The Deoorahs of the Penney Ne
moral Church will hold their annual
Christmas sale next Tuesday. Dec. 9.
This is an event which il locked for
ward u By many.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-28

Purchasers OF season tickets OF this
seasons Augusta Entertainment
Course can enjoy this remarkable
musical attraction at an expense Of
only 12ls cents. This is made posi-
bic BY the cooperative season ticket
selling plan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-28

A recuperative diet in inhuenLs Ek
lick's Matted Mix very digesuoN
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-03-01
stbid,iebs apmmers in Surnhalle

2u @bren BON brei Wtglieber1
hires BereinS nelde gum sletten it, T.
oebDrte11, bielten Sic Neitglieber beS
5 r11peretnS tn1 Berlan1nllun S5im1fler
#lebten sSreitaeabeno eirten 8on1nters
as. Die Mitglieoer eie sn be1t 6abne11
.oerufeu 1porben lparen fi11o Saeob
Gnoel, Bictor 9feun,ar11l 1l1o 9arrp
8. Gnaelbert. 1nrnlbrer 9er1na1l
s5ei11 fl111oirte as 9oaitn1eiiter. Nnz
ipradle11 iplrrben eebalten BON slbert
Egteinbauler, 5pre6er beS Beret1ls 1l1lb
albert Bfdnoer. eriterer bentldert,
lebterers III enslilder 9prade sel1t@
nant Mfreb Bublmann 1111o gbtlltan1
gBeffd1ber bielten aud fur5e 9lnlprabe1l
inns SEQ. gSiderSfiis trug et1paS 5nnto.
riitt{heS por. Sulius Gral1ie CAB 5tuei
2ieber gum 8eiten 1l1o Die lDaren Y
$50. 4. 9eiene11b butte bern 1ltnS
|bas 3uoetra1lt. Son ben Nnlpeien6tn
ipllrber1 eine glrsabl e1slif6er llno
bbeuflder gon8 8lieoer5 liungen. rfri.
.ldunae1l plrben ieruirt. 9ae an1iliir=
tel iiib fDitIttd. Den NnSgebobene1l
Enurben ie eine g5iirtel als @ef9enf
iiberretdt uno fir ilii6t ll11o iet1e Tame
raben 6anfte Saeob gn9el ii erfer
aiaie fir baS Geidem ll11o sipeitens
fit. Sen idDnen lbeno Der ibnen bereitet
lporben mar n11b ben fie 1lie1nals perz
|QeIle1 ipiirben. gs ipurbe au6 ii
6ieIer 9itule beldlofien iid NIT Der
gereinSfub1e ben ndditen Gag ber
Baraoe ansllih hile6el als Gsforte filr
sic Neitalie6er bess gerei1ls peldes and
alsgefiibrt iDnrbe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-03-01
Mnge bpte eil1ge foroernf. t
4umyenhaas iDIl erridtet tperoe1.
Sic gieferleanne setuiiier @aiierz
rDbren mag 5ur gaDtipenoie efeif lper.
ben. 0ra0ieret1 DDn yeprD rp1It
strake ben, 5uifebenoen apn.itee
iibertpieie1.

sy1l ser am lehten Dtenstag abse.
baltenell 5pecialz z5itu1lg oeS 5taDtrats
.tpurben Sic oo1l slrdifeft aarl q. 9eerS
aneefertieter Gldne 1lno 5peetfi ifafto<
ne1l fir oas 11eue Gnn1penbanS ,a1lse.
.11onl1nelt ll1lo Der Glerf pnroe alifge=z.
forbert gngebofe fiir bieS 81 errtbfenoe
-g,ebdllbe eir5uforoerr1. Dret Nngebofe
{ino porgeleben, eiheS fit etn Badfet1l.
Iaebdloe, ei11eS fiir ein @ebdnoe aus
Cement glods anb baS brittle fiir EN-
|@t1iceo @ehauoe DaS gumpenhalls
rpirb 20 BET so SUB u1lo .16 Gl1b bod
nit elmer Rappel 35 Sub boh. esS S|
fpuroe III Ser 8erian 1lllung befannf ges
rnodt oab Sic 11elle Yun1pe i1nner nod
nidt inifallirt iporoe11 Ri ll1o ooB
sizes bauptld6lih benz nnltano 5llse=
id1rieben merben fanrt, oab es ber
Nirma an ipel1e Der @ontraft pergebell
ip11roe biSber unntDglih mar ollie aetle
III befon11e11 lpel bie Sabrtfen hn fall Y
a1si6lieb1i6 oe1n Anferttge11 pom sOfllnt<
ton mion1e1l. 80 -
@S mag notnenbtg iperoen ple = geal1 .1
{err0bren an Norb 5tate 9frabe llorlD
Broaopan, 8ront l1no eenter 9traBe =
tiefer III lesel ipie iie iett ltesen fpe1l
III aeipillen Nldken MIDI 11llr bte 5allpfz
rSbrerr ionbern and bic gf6bren 1loa
sen Sdliern eiiaaef froren ieien ll1o oab'
Sic anarensstlben Giigenfdiinler aflo fel1'
Wafier befo1nn1e11 fon1lte1.. alagen
ii11b III sen lebfen Neo1aten lebr zbdutla
oepeien. Die Nneelegenbeit tp1lroe g
Ser sibllna DienStagabeno belprod1fll
unb Sic 5dulo fir bie beitebenpen 1l1r=
lieblamen 3ultdnoe ipllrbe ben fraDeren
Eyneenieurs in Die 9dnbe gehoben
ipelde Sic Yldne uro 5peeit eitifatto1ien
au8arbeiteterl unter apelden ble1e ss5er= s1
Ibefierunaen ge1na9f lplroe11.
Die Nneeleeenbeif befreffs oeS 9ra=
lbiren8 BON Sront 9trabe po11 Center
Ibis 5. georb @trabe ipurbe allb oea
2dnoeren er0rtert. 0teie 9frabel'
perbeflerllna purbe i6on lettes sySabr ppI
elmer gln5aM ber anere15enoen gareen
befiirporfet, aber 1lidI fam hapo11I
! STE Nneefeae1beif murbe orDnrd e.
leoiat, bab fte benz 9traberlzR zRomptfet !
iibermieien mnrbe, I'M allSaufinoen Of
loie M1ebraabl Ser a1teren5eaoea @tge11=
timer bafiir leie1l. golte bieS oel
sSall {eir1, 10 farrn Die 3medmdbtsfe11
bieier gerbelfernng oem nBoaro q
Bublic @orfs" CUR 8eentahtnne n11.
terbreifet meroen nnb menn giir1lttg be
|ridtet, f0n1te nod bieies 9abr Die Ar:
belt aigeefiibrt iper0e1l,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-03-01
8eoa1.ft iitiJ

Sn einein 5nreibe11 an gtto gggR=
soen1na1lrl gertreter Der Nonz iiflu1l
Qiea SET lln1lieee1oen Tonne, bebanf1
.ii6 Solution, 8oriiher bea
bieiieen Rote Rrells Jsapitels fir 6iie
nanlbafte 5denfu119 ieitens Der glo1=
Bartiian 2igo, .e8 lparen 81 1886 mel
0e geleeentlib Der lebtel1 geria anlullnnq
genannter giga eolleffir ulirb Ser
gieoe1r1nall1l lpiro ii Sen. e51reibeu
.erfuAt ben Neiite elieberr ii bnnfen fiia
Sen noblen @eilt Der bie geriaunllunq
beieelte llno oieie denflllls nl1reete,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-03-01
Mber1l1als oas elite.
NebDt
Jarmer lai1en iid, 11iht perbliffen
unb balten Npn=8artiian 9iea
Werian1mlung IN SpringfielO. Cir
ca 500 a11iueienb, $115 fit NDte
4reu5.

Stun bat 5pringfielb an6 letre gforz.
Yartifa1 9tga geria1nmlu11g gebabf
111b alles 1T bD6it frieofertig abgelaufen.
Sine gn5abl 5dreier madten ii6 iebr
be1nerfbar als laut lpnrbe, bab eine.
Nonz zgdrtilan 2iea 8erlanlnlung fir
Iekten Do1rllerstagnadm dmittag n lnz.
ieren1 9iabbarftdbt6en ange5et9t NOR
ben mar. Dteie g6reier befiir6teten,
bab es gu Nnbeif0rllngen fonln1e1t ipiiroe
1ln1o ma1ten 10 btel 2dr1n, bab Der
@tabtrat Montag eine 5peeialiihnng
abbielt III tpel6er bei6loiien ipuroe,
bieie Berlan11nlnng gu perbiete1l. Ser
@iaentiimer oe8 Sper11bauie8 mar an6
banlit ei11beritanben nrb e8 mar etnfa1
In gepilie1l &reiierl alio Deritenoe11,
bab Sic geplante gerlammlnng 1ltht
5u 5tanbe font11le11 lpiirbe. 5ogar
Ser angeSeiete Reoner, q. 6. TofDnlen,
prdIioent Ser 2iga bate ii6 hon nit
Bent @ebanfen Dertrant gen1adt, dig er
bon bier DonnerSta9moreen per Nnto
abfubr, bab1ulr eine fnr5e Beriammlung
abaeba1ten nerben fDnnte nnt Bei6lhi1e
dhnlih 1pie IN Stem l1lrn arl5unebmen.
Die s5ar11er tporen iebo6 o1lberer
Oaetnnng. 9ie famen friib5eitig mad
ser 5ta6t llnb 1t1a6ten {dltebli6 BET ben
@e{6dftsleuten bic 6nabe nm auS5l1=
sfinbe1t, ipesbalb iie eeeen Die 6armer
lieien nnb ibnen 11i6t erlauben MOLTEN
III Ser 9tabt no lie tbre @ei6dfte be-
|forgten, 3ulan1nen5ufo 1ln1 iibe1
fNnoeleeenbeiten gu beraten ipel6e fii1
| Tie nnkbringe1lb lein niirben. Sn flr=
laer j3eit mar Sic gppolitions Der Sc
Iiddftsleute geidmnnben unb Der 56lni(fel
ffiir bas 9pernba ba1S ipurbe gefunoe1l uni
bortbin ging's. NS IomnleD anfan
Il11b Sic Yerlalnn1lung er0ffnete lparer
Inabean 500 Berlonen ar1ipeienb. eberH
1sSnltns l11b gountn Nnmalt 6reoeridlo1
naren 3ngegen nm ein3uid idreitell, fanI
.I|ir9eno et1pas l1nlonaleS gelagt iporpel
1}ei.
Sir bas Hote Greu5 fpnrben Sill
Iaeian1u1ef. Der 6eOner ferti!
Iipar, llba1lb. ber staator pon gDn1fre1
Iauf, fpelder aud Ser 8erfammAn1!
/ |beiaetppbnt batte unb erfldrtefi6 al8 ieb
befriebiat NIT Ser geriann1nlung sall,
5.unb lu6 bie gon=Bartilan 9tga ein aud
III @o1nfreD eine 8erlammlrne ab3u
balten llnb periherte ibnen etneS berg
1liden Willfonnms llrb einer parnle1
6aIe. Dte. fir Manfato aneefasf
DISCRIMINATING tpllroe ni6t abgebalte1
tpeil an oe1nfelben Gage oas Rot
GrerB aapitel jener 9taot eine Nnftio1
.lanoefaqt bate uni. bie geriannlu11!
n16eliderpeife it0rerb 9etpirft bate.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-03-01
eutberaner iiber5eidnen asuDta

y s & ~
Wdbreno SCI. ehten Wode tpnroen
bon Ben 2ntberaner11 IN ben 8ereinigz
ten 5taate1l Nnitren9lrngen 9ema6t,
eine beionbere 5nnnle allf55nbrtrlgen
fir oaS 6iEsperf nnter ben Irnppen
Il Seer nno Marine. 9ieieS 9elb.
,follte sen 9olbaten III gong beionberend
Weabe su quite fonn1en. Bon Vitnz
neiota nnrben 500, ,O00 000 eripartet
Dieler getrae 1T III furser Beit ge8eidz
net tporbe11. Die lehten 8eri6te lai=S
len erfen11en, oab er I'M etlpa l25 Bro
gent iiber3eidnet iperoen tpiro, oenn BON
SO Counties iiro i6on $22ll 1865
eineegangen. Die ga15e 5a1e fpltrne
obne oiel NufbebenS sen1adt
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-03-01

9elte Jreitas Abeuo finoet
In 9dul= Diitrtff SO. 9, foro S. olp1lz
|ibip, ein vBasfet g5oeiar itatt. Der
ielbe puroe bon BET 2ebrerin SRI. Gloa
|gdrober pero1litta Ilte 81:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-03-01
9eufid)er n1lterridt
1T @efabr


Da8 bier beieefiigte @dreiben lpnrbr
bie5er Gage bon Ser 56nlbeboree on
Sic @1nler eingebdnoigt, nit Dem
Grlnden, oab Ser Bater ober Der Vor=
NUMB bes betreffe11oen Rinoes anoeutet
Of bie Biirger bieler 5tabt fi6 NIT Der
8el6neiolng beS beuti6en llnterrtbts
einoeritanoen erfldren, Das Dofn1ent
}priht fir fi1 ielbit. Sc TT lebr 5l1
fuiinlden, oab bte @ltern ben Beipets
liefer11, bab Ser beuti6e 11nterridf ntdN
eingel6rdnft piro. SIM @esentbeil iollh
ebenio biel e3ett Der Grlernnng Der
bentl6e11 @pra6e geptb1net lperoen tnte
bie8 bisDer Ser Ban geipeien TT, benn
bus mar ia lpentg genl1g. 9te 9nlterte
Sic iiber bas sa115e 2anb sebt, iollte
nidt bier au1 Gnb falien. NlIo, tbr
lieben @lter1l, n1a6t Sure Wanl6e
energii6 befantlt. Da8 betreffenoe Doz
fune11t lautet mie folgt:
Stem l1l1n, Metrl1l., ben %. Sch. 1918.
Sin bic Glter1t u1b Hfleger pDn 3t1oera
I'M =, lno 8. @rab Der Dffentliden
sdulen in Stem lllm, Wdnn.
Som ndditen 56nliabr an tpill ote
[5hulbebDrbe baS Stnoinnl beS Dentz
16en erit in1 Z. Sabr ober @rab be-
ginnen laden. Nuberoen ion eS leoe1u
freieeitellt iei1l ii6 an bieiem Inter
rt6t 3n betetliger1. Dtele Nngelege1tz
belt 1pnrbe gerdl1 erpoee1l. Ser g8e9z
iel ion aus foleenoen Griinoen ge1nabt
iperber1:
/. Die 8nnbesz l11lb an6 5taotS@
beb0roe11 ih1b beitrebt, oaS 2ebren irgenb
einer 11oberne11 9prade, ollSgenonlmen
bes Gnglii1en, IN Der Glen1entarl69nle
ein5ufdrdnfen; IN r1an6en Jdllen 1T.
Les oerabe5l1 perboten ip0rberl.
%. gS tpirb i1r1n1er idmieriger fiir
| ]bie unteren &laffe1 ffdbige 2ebrfrdfte sll
I5ider1, Sic nn6 tn Der benti6en 9prade
| Iallt laterrt1te1 f61lnen.
] 8. Die allge1neine Nnli6f Der 9ebrn
lin Mittelz 1l1lb Graol6nlen gebt babin,
1bab Sic Nrbeit III Sen a1lberen Jdnern
lbes 4. S. llrlb 6, Grades erfol9rei6er
Ebetrieben nerben fa1lt,ss pe1tn bag Deltz
.Esfde ffallen eeloffen ftpirb;; lanb oab baber
I'll Sen bDberen @ra6en uno inber fittelz
Eibl1le III allen Td6ern ba8 0entl9e-
1aiteingei6loiien, Before Reinltate err
3ielt meroen. 0a bod nod Dter SsSabre
3eut{6 1lnb piellei6t nod mebr gez.
boten nerben, 70 fam man erieben,
bab aeniigenb @elegenbett fir einen
ariinbli6en -llnterrt6t tn benz Badr
porbanben tit.
Da1nit fpir sic Nrbeit fiir ba8 rd6iR
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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-24
LIKE AN ELECTRIC
BUTTON ON TOES
Tells Why a Corn Is So Painful and
Says Cutting Makes
Them Grow.

Press an electric button and you
form a contact with live wire which
rings the bell When your shoes
press against your corn it pushes its
sharp roots down upon sensitive
nerve and you get a shock of pain.
Instead of trimming your corns,
which merely makes them grow, just
step into any drug stores and ask for
a quarter of an ounce of freeZone.
This will cost very little but is suf-
ficient to remove every hard or soft
corn or callus from ones feet. A
few drops applied directly upon a
tender, aching corn stops the sore
ness instantly, and soon the corn
shrivels up so it lifts right out, root
and all, without pain. This drug,
freezone, is harmless and never in
flames or even irritates the surround
ing skin.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-24
Despite Unusual Difficult
ties Sixth District Made
Remarka b E
Showing


The following self-explana53ry let
ter has been received from the ot-
flee Of the S.>th Fedora, Reserve
District at Atlanta:
Dear Sin:
Again the Sixth Fedora i r. serve
District has responded uo5ly to the
country's cali for pa tiotic dollars.
While final reports have not
reached the Federal Reserve Bank,
reports Of County COMMITTEES lead Us
to believe the subscription will not
be less thal $Z12,000,000,0O.
This is indeed a remarkable show
ing, when we consider the difficulties
under which we worked this time,
due to the agitation over the proposal
to fix the price Ct cotton, and the ep-
idemic of influenza which ragged in
some localities. With subscriptions
to the Fourth Loan, total of more
than half billion dollars has been
invested by the people of the Sixth
District in United States government
securities since the declaration of the
war.
The success Of the Fourth Liberty
Loan in this district may be attribut
ed largely to the splendid co-opera-
ton given Us by the daily and weel,
~ papers. and the agricultural trade.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-24
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING

Members Of the executive
committee said Tuesday remark
able results were obtained from
newspaper advertising in helping
10 sell Fourth Liberty bonds, Ad-
vartiseuents contributed BY
merchants to boost the sale Of
bonds as well as these inserted
IN the papers by the committee
brought large returns.
"The value Of newspaper adj
vertising was demonstrated to
me more than ever before" one
banker said. Advertisements
carried the mes sage Of the gov
eminent to the people and they
responded literally. We checked
up on these advertisements, and
we know"
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-24
MAKING GOOD
AT SIXTY-FIVE

Don't worry about old age sound man
Is good at any age. Keep your body in good
condition and you be as hale and hearty
and able to do your Bit as when you were
a young fellow.
Affections of the kidneys and bladder are
among the leading causes of early or help
less age Keep them clean and the other
organs in working condition, and you will
have nothing to fear.
Drive the poisonous wastes from the sys-
tenn and avoid uric acid accumulations Take
GOLD MEDAL Maarlem Oil Capsules periodi
cally and you will find that you are as good
as the next fellow. Your spirits will be re-
juvenated, your muscles strong and your
mind keen enough for any task
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules will
do the work. But be sure to get the original
imported GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil Cap
sules. They are reliable and guaranteed to
help you your money will be refunded
For sale by most druggists. In sealed pack
ages, three sizes.