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FerrocoryiIeros
Mexiconos.

"a es tempo lie rnae- e. prac-
tica las MOBILES &cpirasioucs Guc TO-
do buen mexicano ha terico s!em-
orc, de inst-L =e sab;aner-e en- ic
concernieute 4 sus differences LAM
res.
Los libros gIe forrlan IA 81
BLIOTECA DEL FERROCARRJ-
LERO MEAICANC" ie f~aci!itaran
toda ilformaci6a5 Gce :" reIacIcne
cor su trahajo.
Ahora SO of-ecsn al Grem'o Ne
CAMEO los ~r-raercs librcs. la Il
comctora Ma'let Compound A-ti:u|
lada". IL Compressor L" &I-(
Ccmpond." Gstos Sc ranc@-aE
cualquier pa2 re de Mexico 0 lie L"e
Estados CniLos, al rec:bo de gl.d
postal &c Sis, por caCa $40. MOI
media americana, lihre dc porte. !
Eecorts este aTunc!o ahora MISE
RIO. pongalc en- sob-e con 81 nom.
pre- V direction V randelo a CAH-
LOS II. ACEVEDO. p. O. Box -,
Indio. California, I. S. A.. y .
vuelta de corTe2 recio'r@ fa.!c" 81
f~ctografias intcres2ntes.
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del yugo aIeman
los polacos

Del Sergi=:5 Especial d. IL PRENSA'
LONDEES, AgoS:o 12.-Los perl0-
dicos polacos que Sc han recibido Ell
esta capital publican n established
tandente q demostrsr que Ia pobla-
ci6n del raino ha d;sminuido de
100000 de habitanteS Gle eran 4
IO.jO0.000 dUrante Ia guerra.
La morta!idad en- eli RENO es mayor
cata dia V IN gran nImero de po-
LAGOS e7tar abaRdonanGo ST rais de-
Dido Z las riguro:as condolences de Ia
vida baio Ell regimen alemaE.
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PROX1Ni0 ENLAGE

e. dia ounce de los c~oryientes ten
dra verificativo IN Ia Caterdal &c San
Fernando. de csta ciudad. el en!ace
T. ligioso del senior Alfonso Far!as
Canc y IA senoTita Esther 8enavides.
Han circulate va las inv:tacioncs Da-
~ il ceremonial, la cual &c ~celeavara
2 las Siete Ge Ia mauana en- cl primcro
dc nucst-os tampto5 catG!icos.
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2ccurso legal para e. divoreio

Ya an San Pablo. Mr.. White con
.iIto con IN a5ogaGo De a]uue!!a To-
caIidad. exDon:endo los ne@ros c@7ac-
tercs de ST. historic. matriomon:al,
= U;diendo frararna, ~coasejo para
quedar soltero, o viIGo. 0 0!gafno, o
csalquie-a cosa, que lie pc-m.ticSe,
IN iitimo r"suitaio virir lejos dc su
nuiar. = 10 p~us;er2 a cU>:Hrto de su
Influenza : Ga su> a.CivoS manelos,
2, ahoeaqo saGir!6 ectoncas 4 Vi.
White oaa r:iiese G:vorcio ante Ia
~c-te ~respectiva, publicando q petit
ion. Q! proceso. Y el falio por medic
lie los c~er;oa!cos. dc aCUecdo con las
nrescrirciores de Il ley relatiya, en
ma ae IVA c~lausalaS ~rcspec."as Sc
enc.entra e, recGrso amaparado ?or
Ell ti,uio De service by publication >
Z no am.ca-o debia aco@2rse Mr..
White para salirse con Ia suya.
e iatereSado sigai" n pic DC IA le-
IRA 81 corsefo del abogado, ' IA p2-
.;c!cn dc diyorc;o Tue e.evaa2 = IA
Cortc. dandose Immediate av:so por
10; psri0d!cos. 4 efeclo d q2@, 81 a.
persona cUalGuicrs, sin a!st'n-
Ion de 2e!cs = ssna!e.. Sc creta 0
Ia-echo de a..gar imped:meEto. %
n:ciera den5ro dc, c5rm;ao -eGaerldo,
na-a saguir Q. curse del azuTCo.
-, l. = Cr---6-
Segln Sc m sa1ido IN cSt2 .oc2i-
Id, Ia Gera.nda sata5,ada POI IL.
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PARA AUSTIN

Despues de algunos dias de perna.
nencia en- esta ciudsd, regre:6 a Aus
tin. en- crya universidad haze Il es-
tudios. ell iovtn don Antonio Cara
G0nGora, pcrtereciente a una Il
ciia ianiil:a de- ia ciudad de Laredo,
Texas.
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QUE FL JA20N
EMVIARA MAS De DEE
MILL HOMBRES

Dc! S-rris.o Especial! ca ut PRENSA." .
AunQue n!nguna information sc ha
pub!;cado acerca Gel numero de tro-
pas CUE "a 4 cnv;ar e. gobierno jspo-
mes q Siberia, Sc die, que las Ultimas
roticias r2c.b;d25 acerca DC II sitH&-
ci6n all, iEdican Ia ntces!Gai 20
Il Sc m2nde una fuerz& mayor de
d!sZ M hUnorss.
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Todc Ia correspondence relacionsda
cen es:a seccion. 3ebe venlr diriJ:da
ssi: la rre..sa."-Seceion de on
sultas. 100 n. Santa Rosn Avc.-Las
Consultas que traten de cucstiones "Oe
Amor y de Sociedad." deberan t-ae.
Ia misma di:ecc!cn. a%greEando SOFA
rncnte Ia pa.abrn "Let;ci.". Para to-
das ms coasgitas Que requie-an con-
testacion privads es precise incluir
L>a cstampilla 10 Il tres cen,avos.
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TAS

CatS!oSc dc dGmas a~xicanas y o:rSs
nac;onaiiG2Gcs eStensa l.Sta De herTo-
SOS ao15-2
Nance IN DOLLAR = e "u -i@--ncs =
vuel.a de rorTeo. maestro comp.eSo, Ca
talo=o Matrimonial. con iesS-ipc;o5es
compietas. Gs macAzs jtysnes ) a.Eu-
mas y!u-aS. que o-scEn . - =lar,co
preaes 3 hcn-ado. PucGc -s,s1 oic-.aIr
= cuaial;s-z 80 elias y r~onc=a-- ~ &c
liz nal-izoa.U e. nuy b-c"c tIrr
SSosot-cs. pcs GG-sJ-S pa-;c SJmcs rc--
SOFAS .ccomIuSabics. nuesrro CCG1cio
esta Sasaao scbrc Il hocradsc y i~-.iJi-
rz.dad asi IS rIle 10 deie cue is p,-ue-
"a cantidaG te IN DOLLAR si-va de- sS-
5orho en- una probable FELICIDAD MA
TRLMONIAL- Escrita hoy -sisrao a:
COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENCE
P. Q. Box SIS. Venice. Cal
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NOMBRAAlIENTO

FL madico mexicsno senior David
Cerna, ACADIA de ser nombrado por "a
Direction del Robert 3. Green Me-
mortal Hospital, medico cirajano en-
jefe del s~ervicio interior de dicha ms
Jitucion.
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tERGF..iNCS COLO aci3CLAA-
Ct -

Eli 81 X:,iy Field, dc ga c.uuad,
cst& ~esnerandosc lie III EIornento 1t
oirc e. arribo de III aercplano cue So
IA cH?.-!oaGo emo 2mou!aIcia, puos
csv& aconGicicnada para & ira :Porte
C. h.@y;G2z. estant:o p=ov!st1 de Gna
CANA ~ a qur pued: ser co!ocado
r"modamenlc IN herid0.
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Soctolsg 3 Rosonols4:
DE NlAJE

En viaie de negocios ha pasado al
gunoS Gias en- esta ciuGad, Mr.. Bauer
feind, Editor del p~eriodico The Times,
de Corpus Christi. Texas, p~oblacion
a Ia cual regresara en- breve.
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FL lie dc M: demoDtrss

4 Ia ~acusa@i6n dc Ia seno. Bekle'
Whit -espo2dio. Gefendiendose. Ale
20 ale e habia contrGido matr!monlV
ror Pearl Dor5cr. ell vista del diver
,io oua ha5.a prcviameate obtenido
lie l., Corte de San Pablo, e. cual Sc
taa.a o.orgaGo cor service by publ
cation 49,.
Pro u~ted no lego las notlc;as
del neutrality-suspicious. 81 juez d
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Vuelve a Chicago con 81 nueva esPosa

kCt.se a Luxe 81 NSH
Las tr2s ;nsercioneS &c "a noticia
50 cumpI:eron. sin que ante IA Corte,
n; anta nadie Sc presentara persona
2.cgando impedimento. De modo l''e
z! di-o.cio fac concedido. Y Mr.. White
convectido de a nOche a Is manana'
en- chino libre, contrajo. acto segul-
do. matrimoaio con otra sonora. Ia
mad Psarl Dorber, con quien acaoa
de hacer vi v;aje 4 esta ciudad, don
je ma rea:do IA desg-acia de encon-
rrarse con 81 primera TUier. { c1yo
cvarto viuo arrlarle III 10 de NIL de
I caDallo. en- donds &hora So Ha!la,
sin encontrar salida.
lIr. White nunca supuso cue 81 rs
Da.a - recibiese de tar ma.a name
ra; Zero e; 10 cleric que t5ta. SCORE
iniu-ia.l, e. IA via publica Y echarie
n cara 8 nal procedcr, Y ponerie
como no d:g2@ GIc5as, acUdio a IL
Cor.e. a!egando que su espoSo eSa ~
camo. porQuc e:tando casado o ella,
hacia v.Ga marta! 0 otra mIJer.
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Il Cruz Roja va tamb!en
a Ia Siberia

!. = = :. {: = :. :. = :. :. = = :. :. :
!. True r-anla.:cr sir with the post g:
: July 2-st- IS required tT the act Of :
! NuEas- 18th. Is required by me act OF :
= October y. 1917. :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-13

T. J. L.. Tucson, A-iz.-Ya Sc comuaica
% cue nos dice al de-Dartsmcn;o respective
cue Sc cncargara dc cor;estar a rsted, por
car:z. 10 quo haya soh-e Ell particular.
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SECCION DE CONSULTAS

gundo I'm punto Y IN uno Y repraSan-
Ia millonez. en- el segundo VI punto y
IN dos Y representa- billones, en- Ell
tercero un punto Y IN tres representa-
trillones V asi sucesivamente. Como
sc We. Sc echa mano de los billones.
trillones, etc. antes de haber agotado
los medios naturales que proporciona
e. sistema de H~um5racion para desig-
aar : las dnidades Que Ocupan los lu-
garss decimo, decimo tercero, d6ci-
mo sexto, etc. en- function Je las uni
dades simp!es. En- este siEtema no hay
miles de millones nj de billorcs nj d:
tTillones; no hay tampoco decenas dc
miilares de millones nj decenas de MI
ilareS de h;l'onCs ri dec2nas de n la
res De trliioHeS, etc. nj hay tampoco
c~e1te1as de nlil!are: de m~illones nj
certenss de miiiarss de billones III
ceHtenas de miIlares de triiIones. etc.
' no hay raZ6n para supr!mirlos dado
Qcc Euedc1 ser Representatives prize
tamcnte de acUeTdo con las CoaveA-
Clones del Sistema de Humeraci6n. Las
rnidadiS suPeTiorCs SO armenian in
nccesaTianents Y este cs mai0.
T. I.-Douglas. AriZ.-Debc habcr
CoHSuIaGos de ESpaHa tanto en- Nuc-
Va Orleans. La. como or San ETcn-
cisco. Cal. No corocemo; IA direction
~rrec!sa de clos. pe"o tamroco e. n2-
ccsar;a. pues bastard que porga en- eli
sobrc. Spanish Consul ' on seguida
ell nombre De la pcbiaci6r y del Es-
tado correspondence. ~?udicndo oplar
por cla!quiera &c :as que lie iadica-
mos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-13

n. S. Swissvalc. Fa.-Con poca diFerencia.
e, pasaje QUO nos india le cosia-a unos
sc,euia y circo d5iares.
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d "a Gcm=1da

I'D, ia deraanda eara5.ada po- Nc.s
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-26
Umapine Families Hold
Reunion; Other News
tEast oregonlan speclall

IrMAPINE. ore, Sept. 26.-Mr.
and Mrs. w. l.. Leach left saturday
for the neir new home at Portland
Oregon. Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Miles
are moving this week into the home
just vacated by Mr.. Leach and have
rented his farm.
Meta Fehrnbacher has returned
from visit with friends at Elgin'
ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory spent sunday
at Prescott visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Carpenter are
moving the 9Th OF october onto the
DR.. Thomas ranch now occupied by
have leased this 5S0 acres for the
coming year.
The Pleas McIihaney family left
Thursday for the willamette valley
where they will look for location
They sold their home and barber
shop at UmaWne TO Mr.. Pope OF
Portland. Mr.. Pope is brother OF
Mrs. Jim Wisener's.
Mr.. James Wisener and daughter
sally left last week for a trip 10 their
old home at Joseph, oregon.
Thursday evening pupils OF the
9Th and Sth grades gave party IN
honor Of Mary Holwager ana Evans
]
nifty this week 70 live in Milton. The
party was given at the Eaton home
and much enjoyed by the youns
people.
Mrs. Wilson and daughter Irene
who have be enyisiting relatives In
I this community for some time LETT
I for their home in Cleveland, ohlo'
! Sunday
Friday night Hudson Bay Grange
met IN their regular meeting and
during the evening gave "A handker-
chief shower 10 Mesdames Neuie
I Wellman and James Kirk who VIII
during the next week remove n
/ their new homes In Walla Walla ana
Milton. Refreshments were served
al the close Of Grange.
Mrs John E. Jones has been -
I Portland during the past week at
tending "a meeting of the women =
work committed Of the state grange
Z OF oregon.
4 sunday. the Kirk and Romine fam-
! lilies held a reunion az the home 81
4 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kirk in honor oi
I El Romlne who is visiting mere
/ from Portland Those present were
| Mr. and Mrs, James Kirk and fam
I Iy. MT and Mrs. }. y. fomlne oi
Milton, Mrs. Maggie hnnderron and
the Dan Kirk family.
Mr.. and Mrs, craig Tull are max
INK some improvements ON their new
bungalow home near Umapine. A.
electric pumping plant has been m
stalled electric lights and an mod
ern convenience in the home ITSELF
A garage ALSO has been recently bum
on the premises, MI Tull has a fin'
prune orchard ana raised approx
nateir GO tons this year,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-26
Helix High School
HOnOrs Miss Garrett
rrn.t oregenlan speela.l

tlcast Oregonian Specia,.l
HELM. sept. sS.---rhe high school
gave Miss phyllis Piper who is leaN-
ms for a. A. 4. a party at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. :. Anderson Iues-
dav evening. Those present other
than high school pupils were the
honor guest. Miss Grace Garrett MT.
and Mrs. J. $. Anderson, Professor
and Mrs. n. W. Drew. Miss Violet
Grow and Miss Ncllie Grow.
The fire bell Monday afternoon
called out the boys, who were soon
on duty A hen house at the Garrett
home was the only building burned.
Water prevented the woodward ana
residence from catching fire.
Roy Davidson leaves in a day OF
two for Eugene.
Nm Albee was a recent guest OF
Vern Dale at Pendleton.
Prof and Mrs. Mcdonald OF PEN
dleton are expected today to resume
teaching their music classes.
The :. /. Garrett family ~eceiVed q
letter Tuesday from their son Walter
somewhere in France, who states ne
likes the country but it does not
come up to the stardard Of the I
+ = A."
Mrs. John Peterson Of Seattle Is
visiting her son. Jence, and family.
Mrs Alma Bott and sons NorNet
and Thomas. leave today for their
home near Lacrosse.
Emil Zimmerman has new Chase
Victor Mason and brother, Charles
were Walla Walla visitors yesterday
Rev. F. Grant is home after n few
days absence.
w. V. Griswold Of Seattle is expect
ed today for n few days visit Will
his parents. DIR. and Mrs. J. Girls
void.
\ w. II. Albee will be home from
two weeks hunt this evening. HI
car broke down near Lehman Spring
and +. y. Eheler was called to NEE
him and help him in.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-26
EAST ORECONIAN SPECIAL
NEWS OF UMATTLLA co.

his family the last of last week, return
ing to his work again Monday
Mrs. Emma Martin and daughter
EDNA, left saturday for a few DAYS
visit on Bridge creek, with her moth-
er, Mrs. Sinclair,
That Strawberries can be grown IN
Camas Prairie has been proved by
Harry Huston who planted few OF
what Is known as the everbearing
strawberry, and they are doing fine
and stil have from blossoms TO the
large ripe Juicy strawberries on them
now, which are Of large sweet fla-
Vored variety. MIR. Huston viii put
out a large patch OF them next year
as he thinks this variety will produce
well here, and win stand the cold
weather. as the frost has not huf'
them yet.
There was continual string of cars
passing through Ukiah all day sunday
returning from the Roundup.
Tom WILDLY of Hidaway was bus
mess visitor here saturday
Deputy Forest Supervisor, l. r.
Jones of Baker, was guest OF Mr'
and Mrs. Groom sunday and in COM
pany with MIR. Groom they ATTENDED
the Roundup saturday.
Levi Eldridge of Pilot Rock ana
owner OF the Ukiah and Pilot Rock
stage route, was in town Monday look
ing after his interests here.
Charley Hynd left for Pendleton
Monday morning to meet Mrs. HNnd
and children. who have been WISHING
in Portland for three weeks.
Mrs. RAIDER and daughter of Long
Creek were guests at the Ukiah hotel
sunday night on their return from
/ the Roundup.
Wood Gibbs telephone operator al
IUkiah, left Monday for Pendleton on
business.
Ed Ingram who has been working
/ in the harvest fields during the sum-
mer. returned home saturday night
Mrs. Lorenz was in town Monday
with a fine lot of cabbage which she
soon disposed OF.
Mrs J, w. Sturdivant, Miss ia
lSturdivant, Cloyd Sturdivant ant
Charley Sturdivant. Jr., returned IRON
Pendleton, after attending the Round
Up.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Kirk were IN towi
Monday from the ranch.
Ward Reeves and William Miii
were in town Monday.
Band after band OF sheep still con
tinue to leave the mountains.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-26

There IL more catarTn IN this section o.
the country than all other diseases pal
together, aud for years II was snpposed y
be incurable. Doctors prescribed ivVal
remedies and By constantly failing 70 cure
Eith local treatment, pronounced " ~
eurable Catarrh Is a local disease Rfehl
Therefore requires constitutional treat
nent Halls Catarrh Medicine, manuise
tured by r. J. Cheney Co, Toledo, OHIO
IL a constitutional remedy, ls taken lutssn
suv ard acts thru the BLOOD on the No
eous Surfaces of the system. one Hundreo
Doliars reward Is offered eor any case thAt
Halls Cntarrh Medicine fails 70 cure neno
Tor circulars and testimonials
r. J. CHENEY q Co, Toledo, ONO
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-26
BANKS Of PORTLAND
SHOW REMAItk All q
INCItIeAslls ~ YEAR

SALEM sept 2G.--if an oregon T.
a. prosperous az Portland, pH Hh"Nn
hy bnuk statements c"mpii"i ht Fh-
perintsudrnt - Banks henneii. the
fourth LlheTty Loan drive ahoula go
g,itb IA nourlHh. because Portland
ba- more money 10 Hs banks now than
FOR o. long Time previous,
Hssourcss nf Portland hanks m
August 80 totHled gi30.I7f,831. a
gaiu ~ gfa.s4a 0ab over the core
spondlnr period ~ year ago
Bspnsita in Portland hankh amount
a. ths sum ~ sge.Gss,ssf, which ia nn
Increase of flLs7s.gg0 in the last
year Thls D. considered "a remark.
able Increase ia deposits boz 'ne year
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-26

PORTLAND. sept 2s.-Ali ~ tz.-
500 worth ~ diamonds stolen FROM
ths American Express comp1nb have
been recovered by Inspector Leon
ara and HeilyeF and special Agent
Rutherford. ~ the eNprcw company.
The Jewels had been sold IN various
stores "a Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-26
Camas Prairie Also
Grows Strawberries

UKIAII. Sept. 26.-The weather has
been cold and cloudy for the last few
days, with indications good for rain.
CLYDE Helmick of Bridge Creek was
in town Saturday buying yearling
calves.
Tom Ledgerwood who has been
working in the harvest fields at Helix
came home for a few days visit with
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-26
For a Weak stomach.

The great relief afforded by Cham
berlain's Tablets in a multitude OF
cases has fully proven the great val
ue OF this preparation for weak
stomach and impaired digestion. In
many cases this relief has become
permanent and the sufferers have
been completely restored 10 health.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-26

Those who are troubled with indi-
cestion and constipation may find
PEI n1anent relief by taking Chamber
lain's Tablets. Roy +. King. Oris-
kauy. n. y. writes. Chamberlain 5
Tablets cured Yae OF a bad case Of
stomach trouble and constipation"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-26

1.-TWO years ago 1 suffered from
frequent attacks Of stomach trouble
end bniousness. Seeing Chamber
lsin's Tablets advertised I concluded
TO try them. ] improved rapidly.
Miss Emma Vel bryke, Lima, Ohio.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-07-20
STILL NEGOTIATING
SIBERIAN QUESTION
Publicity Of U. S. Proposals
Probably a FeeIer.

Washington, July 20.-NegotiatiOns
between the United States, Great
Britain, France and Japan as TO tbs
character of military air for Russia
are continuing, it was stated, and no
final agreement has been reached.
1t was further stated that no Amer
lean forces have been landed in Rus
STA, except the few maTnes at Nladi-
vostok and on the Thurman coast.
Press dispatches from Toxic, saying
the Japanese government had accept
ed proposal of the United States for
Joint military action In Siberia, con-
tinued to be subject of guarded dis
cussion in official and diplomatic cir.
cles, with officials at the state de-
partment declaring emphatically that
any announcement in regard to the
situation would be premature
1t was said at the department that
no reply had been received from the
Japanese government to the latest
suggestions in the negotiations which
have been in progress for some time
One idea advanced was that the pub
licity given at Toxic might have for
its purpose the sounding out of Jape-
aeSa public opinion.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-07-20
A GOOD FRIEND

A good friend stands by you when
in need Cambridge people tell how
Doan's Kidney Pills have stood the
test. Martha A. Meekins, of 1l3 Lo-
Gust St., Cambridge, endorsed Doan's
over thirteen years ago, and again
confirms the story. Could you ask
for more convincing testimony?
For four or five years l was both
cred severely by kidney complaint,
says Martha Meekins. Il had a con-
slant pain in my back and began to
suffer from hemorrhages of the kid
neys. l was compelled to take to
bed. l used different medicines that
came to my notice, but couldn't get
permanent benefit. The pains thru
the small of my back were distress
ing, and 1 cannot begin to describe
the misery l endured. Finally l be-
gan using Doan's Kidney Pills, pro
cured at Bradshaw's Pharmacy, and
they removed the trouble
Statement given Aug. 90, 1903.)
On August 2, 1916, Martha Meek
ms said: Il have had very little
trouble with my back or kidneys
since using Doan's Kidney Pills. L
cannot recommend this excellent
medicine too highly"
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Martha Meekins had. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y
Adv
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-07-20
The Flower of Language.

What a fine and beautiful communl-
cation is music. from age to age. of the
fairest and nOblest thOughts-the aspi-
ratiOns of ancient men preserved
even such as were never communicated
by speech 1t is the flower Of Ian
guage-thought colOred and curved.
tinged and wreathed-fuent and f1ex-
ible; its crystal fountain purling rip
pies rejecting the green grass and the
red clouds. There is as much
music in the world as virtue. In a
world of peace and love music would
be the universal language; and men
would greet each other in the fields in
such accents as a Beethoven now ut
tiers at rare intervals, from a dis
.ance-ThOreau.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-07-20
Standing Of the Clubs

There is more Catarrh in this sec
ton of the country than all other dis
eases put together, and for years it
was supposed to be incurable. Doc
tors prescribed local demedies, and
by constantly failing to cure with
local treatment, pronounced it incur
able. Catarrh is a local disease.
greatly Influenced by constitutional
conditions and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Medicine, manufactured by F.
]. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio, is a
constitutional remedy, is taken inter
nally and acts thru the Blood on the
Mucous Surfaces of the System. One
Hundred Dollars reward is offered
for any case that Halls Catarrh
Medicine fails to cure. Send for cir
culars and testimonials.
F. j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipa-
tion.-Adv.