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The Republican journal., 1918-08-15
ORDER OF NOTICE THtt

District of Maine, Northern Dielsi'1.
On this 10th day of August,
reading the foregoing petition
Ordered by the Court, That a nee-'.'
uponthe same on the Goth day i'5
D.19l8, before said Court at Bang F."
trict, Northern Division, at ter 90 e' %
forenoon; and that notice theren t- r.
in The Republican Journal. a re"st' t'
ed in said District, Northern DlF's'''
all known creditors. and Other F5r'.
terest. may appear at the ssid l''s
and show cause, if any thel Ah'
prayer Of said petitioner shou'1 '.'
ed.
And it is further Ordered by the or
the Deputy Clerk shall send ",
known creditors copies of ssla
this order, addressed to them b .-''
of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Clarence -'
Of the said Court, and the seal tpe
gor. in the Northern Division Of s'..
on the 10th day of August. A, /. .- -'l
Isl WILLIAM M. va
A true copy of petition and ordff y N
Attest: WILLIAM M. " AHN
naGtlh
The Republican journal., 1918-08-15
For Sale

Two Inlaid Tables. One is Blk
81. The other is 2-3x5-8. Can
lie seen at 81 Union Street.
The Republican journal., 1918-08-15

Paws to Advertise In The Journal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10
la QUESTION DINASTlcA

jUsticia. en- q 'Figaro".qu es IN he
cho g. e. Kaiser ha reprcsentado con
habilidad rarias ofcnsivas pacifi-
cas-:
"Cuando. mas tarGc. :" estud!e dc
cerca Ia cvolucion psychological de Gui
ilermo II durante e, curse de Ia que
IRA. escribe nuestro companero. Sc
comprobara sin duda que, entire sus
actos. aquellos cue p&recian dlrigir-
sc al enemigo no estaban deStlnados
realmente sino a obrar sobre 81 pro
pic pueblo. Esto Sc sabe va tpor las
confidencias del Principe Henri! de
Piess al Doctor Davis por 10 que
hace a Ia ofer:a dc paz de 1916. No
Sc trataba de obtcner eXlto medlan-
te esta ofcrta: sc saba dc antemano
que era unacceptable para los aliados.
Pero. en- Berlin, las %entcs "daban
gritos dc iubilo aatc ia idea de Ia paz
proXima Y gloriticaban q >u Empe-
perador por habcr s;do el primcro
en- iniciar los preliminares dc Ia
paZ."
"Por 10 tanto. dssde fines de 1916.
Gui!lermo II reconocj6 que Alemania
Sc hallaba emoriagada por las espc-
ranzaS de paZ. Dos amos han lranscu-
rrido desde entonces. Amos de qulme
ras. de priracioneS. de sufrlmlentos
deprimertes. de fe obStinada en- Ia
victoria, de promesas locaS Y GeSpucs
de TODD ESQ ha vcnido Ell ~despcrtar
c~atastrofico. seguido de una angus
tia mas Inquire ann. Isl los alema-
mes g~ritaron de iu3ilo. Ell 1915, ante
Ia idea de Ia paz. cuai seria ahora su
~agitacion 81 creycrcn dlsponer de
medioS para aproXimarsc a ella?
''Durante cstoS dos amos traglcos.
Guilermo II ha puesto al ahrigo su
Trono. bajo Ia protection dc cSta
idea: "El Emperador Quiere la pa.
;Quicn. pueS. 80 habria atreNido. en-
Alemania, a tomarla contra este pa
cifico SoAcraNo Que Sentia con Su
pueblo y como su pueblo : cue SUI
fra con cl Y como 81 a causa de Ia
continuation dc In guerra:
"Habilidad inrcgah!c, pcro cfl-
mera."
Efimera. en- cfccto. pucS csta IA
hilidad So reduce en- Suma al emp GO
de IN cXpedieutc. a n maniobra
quo e. removable udefinidamcntc Y
cuvo complete @xito estaba suhprdjHa
do finalmertc a la victoria de las ar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10

tTrod1ccior del trarccs para la PRENS.i'
Sc temi0 por un momento que c!
igor de las Gemandas dc Ia Entente
aproximara al pueblo aleman a Su
kaiser 9 hiciera alredetor dc su per
soma una union sa"raGa que nos I'M
rusiera una tarea guerrero demasla-
do ruG1. Lo contrario es 10 que sc ha
producidp. Est0 NADIA tiene de sor-
~rrcndenta para los que han ~estudlado
e. caracter del pueblo 5oche. LII de-
rrota Y las ~eXigencias de los aliados,
en- !ugar de agrupar a los boches a!re-
dedor DC Guiile~mo ham.por Ell contra
rio. plantcado Ia question dinastIca.
La question de Ia abdicaclon del
Emperador sc halia a n orden del die
en- la prcnsa alemana. Parcce, aun,
QUE Sc !e concede una atcnclon ma
.vor uIc a todoS los otros importan-
ties problemas creaios pOr "a deman-
da del armiSitjcio. 10 Guc a este res
recto opina e. pueblo aleman eS IA
ell comprende~Sc \ iuZgar por ei tOno
dc los per1"dicoS que ~naI"F"'n'e"'I'
eS mucho menoS Eio'ehSo HuS eI oe
las CONTRACTORS nopu'aEeS' In tan
to que IA prensa conscr'a un" cieIIa
moderation oe expression g huuu"-
DC que c! pueoio dcoe man4IS1ar SuS
pensamlentoS con tooa ruue"a l"
que p!enSa CT halSer mlSmo, Ho nv
.- ~alo,,,E ,I,,-lD rio
nos taci!mente PodemoH 3dlNlnaF'o'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10
ROJERIO +. TESLA.
Sc PREPARAN FIESTAS AL
ESTILO MEXICANO

In carnival "a eStilo meTicano"
tsrdra lugar en- una de las plazas dc
San Antonio on la Semana del 20 al
80 De, corcieuse. como umo Ge los
r~~inciDales r]mcros Ge las fjestss
Que So verificaran en- Ia referida Sc
mana : que sera dedicaca = los ira
haios en- favor de la guerra. procu-
rsrGose en- ella "a veata. en- gran
cantidad. Dc E~StampillaS de Ahorro
de Ia Guerra.
Estos fesseios tueron acoriaGos en-
iunta que Iecienremense celebra
ron .os miembroS del Comite Encar-
gaGo de In propaganda en favor de
esos rabaios.
Sc dice que desds haze ueinta
anos no Sc efectuaban en- esta Gu
dad ficstas de eSta n~ataraleza, las
cusles. como aG1es expreSar1oS. ten
dram " coioridc nctamente meNjca-
no. ~eSperandose por este motivo que
tengan gran exito y luclmieato.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10
ASUNTOS DEL Ola

La influenza eSpanoia, Sc ha ceba-
do implacab!e, Ell los representatives
de la Camara Popular.
Enfermed2G de- pnbreS, s"gnn el
! Gecir de- los needless. no ha re>pCta-
do a eSoS ~fclice> mCrta!eS que reel
ben cada mes ~uuinicntOS pesos de orc
racjCnal. y wien c0moCamente en- los
mPinrcS hotcieS Y en- las caSaS mc-
jores &c Ia met-opnli n>eNicana.
La vida cs amablc, amable para to-
de-. aun para los desventurados. con
mucha mavor Taz0n para los teilccs.
para lbs que saiipron DE- la mediocri-
dad de SUI vivir provincian0 graClas
al azar r~evoluciCnario Y empiezan a
Cozar Ge les halagoS dc la uctnrledad,
del APPLAUSE que enSordecc y del c'o-
gio cue cmbriaga Como un buen vino
ANGLO.
Ina vida asi. no es coSa dc perd"r-
II sin porer a Su defensa tcdas las
I energiaS Y todos los Tecursos.
Sin embargo. les diputados Sc
mueren, - mueren tan aprisa. que 81
fondo de entiarrus de Ia tamara Sc
agoto. ' So piden para ci dlez mil
pesos mas.
Los pobres de Mexico. tambien pi-
den para entierrGs. no diez mil pesos,
sine Supplements el paso oPoriuno
de; CAIRO funenre municipal, la ga
vcta" que hace gratis el ultimo via
ie. Por faita de ella. todoS los diaS,
en- las GALES de las barbados popn-
loSas. has barbados &c los pobreS.
veinte o ~treinta muertGs, en- c%aJones
de tablas ma, unidas o envueltos en-
sabanas esperan en- las ace
ras. haio ell fuego del sol Y entire los
yiardantes ~convulsoS dc miedo, que
pase ell CAIRO que ha dc ~lievarlos a la
foSa cOmun.
FL gobierno tiene, pueS, Que aten-
der, Il la gran sohcitud. a la &c los
que han de ser ente-rad0s con pompa.
' a la de los que Sc co1formar con
ser cntCrrados.
PEDRO RECIG
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10
RENDiCION INCONDiIi0NAL

Los encuo cst&n conStartemeIte
contcnidos en- Ell Slstema humane, de-
be eIimenarSelcs eSpecialmentc &c los
intcStinoS. estando amcnaZadU de Sc
rias Intermediates micntraS no hayan
Sido complctamente arrojadoS. Fl
Elixir Americana de Vino Amargo de
Triner. Timers American Elixir Of
Bitter Vine. cs Ia preparation mas
a propoSlto para IoGra'' la elimination
dc las ~Su5tamcias ~venan0SaS. i.lmpia
pcrfcctamentc los int"stlnOS. Dch!60
Il que 81 preparation oS soiamCnt2
dc hierbaS mcdicinalc> y Vino tirto.
c. "A Ia vcz cfjciCntC ' ~aCradahle al
paladar. En- todaS las droguCriaS:
$i.l0. Las antiques ~doIeuci&S, rcll-
matiSmo Y neuralgia. Sc p~rcScntan
nucvamcntc: este I'd. listo para conf
hatirlas. Aduui"ra Embellishments
T'rincr's LIniment. Linimento d" Trl-
ner. Procio SOC. y 65c. en- todaS las
drrCucriaS. por correo i3c. y IIc. 81
en- la drogueria no tiencn medicamcn-
toS Trincr. no GCcptC Otra claSc dc
preparedness. Joseph Trincr Compa-
nv. iS33-1343 s. Ashland Ave. Cnica-
90. III. Triner's American EliXigir Of
Bitter Wine. Elixir Americana d" Vi
no Amargo de Triner, Trincr's Ange-
lea Bitter Tonic. Tonico Amargo An
g6Iica de Trincr. Y otroS mcdicamcn-
tos Triner. dc hoy en- adelanje puedcn
ser obtenidoS solamentc en- las dro-
g~uerias 0 con los concentrates de me-
dicinaS. FL L~aboratorio Triner esta
demasiado ocupado atcndiendo las or
deneS que del Gobiernc recibc. Y p0r
tanto no atiende pcdidos sino dc las
droguerias directamente. ADV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10
DOS NUFVhS MISIONES ITALIA
MAS VlENEN = LOS ESTA-
DOS USiDOS

WASHINGTON. Novicmore p
Dos 'mgortaate m.sioDeS i:a'ianaS.
una en- r.rrass ACE. lie les obrerOS
ita snos = ot.z a. "a rro-.nc.as irrc-
dcnts>, ilecsrun = este pas. tcutro
de POGO. >eSgu = ~ -saido en- eSta
capital.
La Mission ohrels. ruc rleue preSi-
dido por e. Djautado de- Ambirs.
miembro de! Parlamenco i~taliaro. vie
ne a correspondent q i cortes.a dc
Ia Federation Americana de- Traba-
20. cuya delee-iUn eav:aGa = Euro
Da reclearcments. ' que Tie pvesi-
dida poc Samuel GomperS. hizo una
vista q Italia.
La mission dc "a p-ov'nciss ire
den:a>. esta Tornado por vario< pro-
minente homhves dc Trieste. IStra.
Fiumc y Dalmacia. todoS eiios .ta}la-
nos Que Gran micmhros Gel Reichsta@
austrisco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10

Ouieren los lectorcS MOS
que les cuentc aigo dc nucvo:
.vo Que hahlar VA nj me atrevo
do tantoS pUbljcoS los.
En- estos tiempo> somhrios
dc epidemic sSoladora.
:uuien es aCucI perora
con a~liento Y huen placer,
;: cuardo quiere conner
haSta 81 cafe SC le aLora?
Sin embargo. entire las notas
que em la Patria menudean.
hay mas que bai,otean
como 81 fueran Pe.otas.
En- elias. siempre las botaS
sc ven en- fotografia.
e un .Tefe de nonbrad!a
que, con taconeS Y mana.
EXTRA Il Ia ruda campsna
subiendo a IL scrCania.
Desde iuego % comprcHde
Guien cS ell Jcfe de que hahlo:
lei veloz .Iefe don Pablo
Que aquella ascension e~mprendc
Hacia 9, volcan or que prcndc
g, Sol Ell ultimo rayo.
encamiua Su cahallo
sin que NADIA Ia ~dn>lumbr".
Y casi llcga a "a rumbrc
en- menos oIc canta ur gallo!
! ALI en- aquelis& a}turas.
albeantes como los polos.
o Dics Y los Suyos solos
ce'ebra sus a~venturas.
Mi-ad.-dicc-,estat llanuras
cubiertaS De 2acatales.
en- las que Ia hecho tantcs males
Zupata. ell dc las pistoiaS.
cue To dej6 en- tanta& boias
nj hoias para hacc~ tamaIcS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10
PASTELERIA

Gailctas dc HariHa dc Maj.
lngredientes:
Tn kilo v medic de harius de
maiz. ..
Tn ki:o Y medic d" harina de
trjgo.
Medic kilo de azIcar.
Tn kilo dc marteca.
Sc ciernen bien las harinas y Sc
anade el azucar: luego Sc amasa con
ia manteca derretida: Sc hacen bo-
litaS pequenas Y Sc colocan en- una
charola engrasada: Sc meten al hor-
no a fuego n1uy lento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10
TROS AL BLANCO

TODD muy hi"n So pas"
on IA audal expedition.
: al Jcfc dc Ia Nacinu
81 parte So lc rindio.
Nuy compIacido qucdo
cl de- las harbaS Il" plata.
mas 81 81 pan 50 deSharata.
-dijo = don Pablo rnrando-,
nos seguirI mo!cStandu
81 bandclero Iapata
Marco Tontulio
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10

LOS RIGOTES CANOS

-, H. :. -, Ocean.
Is nm hech" que los aha'o>' '"o ii I"' WV Nv" W.
fa'r@m" fer"'""" to'h ' 81 nc" ,i;ri', " ana~,.do nn rS nscjo.
i> 'l'"r>"> commentaries H' '"' ''''' "p"''" y"
"N n'''F", "" "i"I. ir mn i No arcn,, ms rondicion.s
f''"" an hrhiS III q' """' :
par" IN afiH'S''''" '""'I"' .mu,ic, ar, am o.,mr, IL or
y Id nor que It r>'iI" -" .1;t,". =, "oa.:n o .to ~
M"rranIa ;" d1illa " fo% "FI N"I"aI w. I'd "tI a =" .r,ni,.
hH>'.r"' NJ >'r''' a''"'" 90 =. .linnsa. To-. 80 b.o rcndf,, ran
y" la GUAR" "''"' ''"'f"'> '''s'u' "S - "' l1m ia
arna> y bag"ir~. "ntE'2'n''~' go" las "a"'S a!hI> y 'I""" ~, ="
llah" las '''1'''"""> ""''> 4, mJ ,an"m" ao h., E,1ori, ON
INA it0'Sria' '' >""'' |" ".I" w am~ !" .dm. nr olson
S'o"e> m''>'"'>' tlm" i" , ,r .,;" "'' ,"no ,"~nc5 mjIf,ar Y COMO
H" impbr"" :" '@''''' '''"'"'' '"' ''"" ~
f>ta"' >''''''r l.u;, co
t'" ''mi'"' :, "' d" ,"J 1:m w." az enn. n", ,. de- new Ia
lHj'' '''r :" '"E"+ ~ "' II .,.m.h, }urd, = yrnIv, csc
I"z rr>rEi"''"" i' '> "w''> Nv ""' =, L. a. b.ros
H'""' " 80 ''- '1 ~
>"''r''''"' g" '>" n'ya'"" '. o*an5,as ,f.,o. ~. 81 ~c,rc,o del sxiro
Ia u"''"' =" "n"'' q" ~ Ir ri."' - n"s ~, toso manifestation
= '<' ,"" " 'r%,I F Im, Jehc ~r l., 20 N rrIcp,. aun cuaudo sea
&c Ia ,"" >"'"' "' H'"' ~F " W. I ,,a .c~,r n los Ycbicrno<.
'"In> los ''""> '' NV" ~ ~ fsoiIis So ipttuvc cl prn-
'n las N"''"' =" - S"' ",", =" n"a, T.-T, nara rodcr cS5a-
rtH" IT, ''''r" 80" NV "+ 49," a~aI, Il. ,,i,ccn,ia o crorr dc
h'"7f rr~'''>'''''''"> ) '" " S"' "
na "r""N.
>"gnrHln"nir cue l">ar "r est" lrI"'''t H' :" '7""'
q" social. q an" m"r't' r'''rrr 4 '> '''N@"> T 9"''> "'' -"'n
" "l""''r p""t'a :" 'Nl"''cn'ia' "' - '"'" ". ., ," .on.,
">'"rI" ' m'r""~ ''r> "r'"'2'"' '> """>, '"" non;r,,, ,I;
IA ""'"r'''' !" i"r,.'''% &c SOS o".%"t " ~ a n ,omo
II con III rr~I""~""ii"ad. -" l"|ra H'''~''~' '""'
81 nm ray" Il" luz la i"min"~" nor complete
y. ro~a singular: ~" Il I'll" IA "n'"r'zada pr'n'll'imln" H">
ira rro"5ra :~> aabi> lii"I", I"c'or">, G" los r"trato~ D. los tres
generates ne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cnmandan los prlnHpaI"> "r'>"N
de cicrciru ,frrchIu> " prop"rri"netoS pr las tres "randc> r"t'nN''>
ouc ,oml,rrn rn Il frrnr" occidental" Foch. rprc>cntam," Il" j."
Tr,n,ia. li.:- IL, lm.lstrrra rrr~hin- dc los EStado> rnid"S,
,lir,u.. 6i,.r - ,ercraIi>imo rnch. tipo do pnro franrS<. n" u~a
""r l.,. rir,ccy forta,acn cane. No Sra M auciann.
49,, I ~ a",,Ih, -, r.oc,'r,rionc Y responsibilities del puc~to
h. .r,.i,ido =, yo>,rn sta >rrcsdo Dor arruga<. mucha> arrr
u" Il" 'n'"'''" ;" ''nn nn-.Tn '
'S>' @" "'>'' " '' ">N" "" ", tinn.od IL. e..i-,c fr,u,cs, lar
20. r"" d'>aFf"l"". "'u''N''. '' ', '" "
- H'> "l hls"t" let hEi"ln"i''" que 81 ger "'"'"1, ans fr,ori,
~ >"m"iaHfr 'r SIR 'i"nSE> 'HS t"' mI.Lsa oo
an" 81 d" F"rh. N"""> HnH>i'. mas SHAW u" ~ SCI ~" r',
"''"" ""'2'"'""'"'" '" >> N""'s " S; ,'" r"ir -" ownn5os On fas nor
r">ir" del ai>t""rata ~" in"d" may """ WF '""" -
-. n, ,r na,rr hgo,c rano. rnrto. mjor dtch". recortad" en- las
-,,.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10

No siga ,adeci,ndo re~friados. dcbilitan 81
Sistema. Ell BILLIARDS RoREHOtND
SYRUP. hacc que ccsc "a irritaci6n. meiora
IA Gsrganta y rcGUisriza 'odos los orgaaoS
'c Ia rcspirsci6n. DC venta poT ia Botlca
San Pedro. San Antonio, Texas tAdr.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10

Ii azccn;a ocasiona dolores tan iatcnsos.
que san Una .consiantc tcrtura. La Come
ION sobrc TOGO sc hacc insopoctabic y pare
:, quo Ia pici Sc ercucntra entire lianas. Una
S-raci6n Gue 80 applique por medic dc linz
rnertos. frieSgs, defensivos. etc. no hace mas
que aIiviar los dolores tenIporalnlente. pero
20 a-roja Il cnfc.nIcGad Ia caus4 dete ser
rcmbatida.
Fl origcn dc Ii eczema "sui cn In sangrc
clyoS ger-acnes rocivos salcn u IN supcrficie,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10

Va en- el plan de Amecameca
deiaron 81 rraje alpine.
Y tonaron el camlno
De la capital azteca.
No fue una toruc& hucca
Ii que hicieron al lleear:
Dues ell que sc iba matar
en- la fuerte descendida.
IN frszco dc aqua florida
fuc 4 Ia botics q comprar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10

Bajan del volcan enhiesto
con rap:daz que da espanto.
y alguno 50 Va dc CantO
hacienda ur macabrO geSto:
pero el asistente. presto,
% cndcreza en la carrera:
motjvo no hubo de espera.
Que 10 que habia paSado,
apenas dio el rsSuitado
lie una onza de sa. de hieuera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10

lose Y pandea 81 coyote
medic cuhierto de eScarcha.
Y antes de emprender Ia marcha
sc alisa G. lacio bigotc.
No habri "a quicn alborotc
Gentro dc pronCo estes pradoS:
auoStroS valientes SoldadoS.
si no meten hoy Ia pata,
lcabarln cor Zapata
Y sus feroces plateados
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10
la ECZEMA PRODUCE UNA COMEEZZON E
IRRITACION ABRASADORRIAS.
DA Iii SENSATION De QUE La PEEL Sc HALLA Al CONTACT
DE- LAS LLAlTAS.

Iesionando la pie!. Esta G la rausa por IA
cuai cl mcior tratamicnto para toda c!asc
dc Intermediates de IN Fiel 6 81 rsmcc'o Ia
mado 5, :, =. nucs l"rnia n sangrc tan per
.,,.., o,c-,:r c..r no nucda en- ella niuEuna iri-
purez-. obtcnga una ho;clla hoy misno en-
cuaiquic-a irc4usria y So dari pronto cucnia
DO los rcSu!:ldoS de- IN t-ataninnto apro-
riado. EL.scriha solicirluGo ronsulta rnccica.
i, rua, sc-5 Gratis. dirigiSudoSe Il M"dica!
Director. =! Swir. Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.
tAdv.b
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-10

Quiere segUir perorando;
pc-o Ell Esiado Mayor
!e hace yer que va el cIaror
del dia Sc esta acabando.
Y por ultimo. observando
los csmpoS con ell anteojo.
exc anna. con cicrto enCjo
Y echando hacia atras' c, brazo:
;Qua Eco c q@e Ell lespinazo
ie ande a uno bailando IN piojo,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-02-28
GANoToWN NOTES

Ganotown, Feb. 26--The first thun
Ger storm of the season passed ovel
this section last night.
Rev Isaac Summers spent Sunday
afternoon and night with Mr.. w. A
Slonaker.
Mr.. Charles Grove and wife spenr
Sunday with Mr.. Groves parents Mr.
and Mrs. e. G. Grove.
Miss Ethel DeHaven spent Satur
day night at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. r. M. Mason as the guest Of
Miss Adah Mason.
There seems to be some kind Of
! an attraction for the Jones Spring
boys in Ganotown as they do not fai
to pay-the village visit once every
week.
Mr.. Marvin Files and Russell
James called on Miss Ethel DeHaver
and Miss Ida Mason Sunday eve
Miss Marjorie vanHorn is spending
e few days with friends in Shang
hal.
Miss Adah Mason and Mr.. Ray
mond Frye attended the Spelling
Bee and box social at Shanghai Sat
urday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Mason spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs James
near Needmore.
Mr. A. q. Mason has moved to the
w F. Mason house and Mr.. Lige De
Haven has moved into the house va
Gated by Mr.. Mason, known as the
y w. Gain house.
Mr.. Braden Kettering after spend
ing a few days here visiting friends
ras returned to Martinsburg.
Mr.. John Kettering spent Sunday
VIII his mother. Mrs. sChas. Morland
/. 1.rs. W. A. Slonaker slipped on the
ice enc day last week and hurt hel
right knee 50 that she is unable tc
wal.
| Mr.. CAas. Kitchen spent Saturday
might and Sunday with his grand
father, MIR. Joseph Kitchen in Shang
hal
Mr.. William Funkhouser, of Nor
gan county, and Mr.. Grantham Par
sons. Of Shanghai, were visiting Mr.
c. 5. Masters Sunday.
Misses Martha, Lena and Ann;
Mary Shade and Miss Maude Mast
ers called on Mrs. Charles Morlant
Sunday morning
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that there had been few changes. But
there has been, perceive, after all, q
great change"
@One cannot judge the many by the
few, majesty"
But Karl only raised his eyebrows.
In his rooms, removing the dust of
his journey, broken by the automobile
trip across the mountains where the
two railroads would some day meet,
Karl reflected on the situation. A dual
monarchy, one portion of 1t restless
and revolutionary, was less desirable
than the present peace and prosperity
Of Karnia. And unrest was contagious.
He might find himself in difficult
position.
He glanced about his rooms. In one
Of them Prince Hubert had met his
death. 1t was well enough for Nett
Itch to say the few could not speak for
the many. 1t took but one man to do
murder, Karl reflected grimly.
But when he arrived for tea in the
archduchess' white drawing room he
was urbane and smiling. He kissed
the hand Of the archduchess and bent
over Hedwig's with a flash of white
teeth.
Then he saw Olga Loschek, and his
smile stiffened. The countess came
forward, curtsied, and as he extended
his hand to her, touched it lightly
with her lips. They were quite cold.
For just an instant their eyes met.
1t was, on the surface, an amiable
and quiet tea party. Hedwig had
taken up her position by window,
and was conspicuously Silent. Behind
her were the soft ring of silver against
china, the countess gay tones, Karl's
suave ones, assuming gravity, as he
inquired as to his majesty's health;
the Archduchess Annunciata pretend
ing solicitude she did not feel. And
all forced, all artificial.
Grandmother" Hedwig whispered
from her window to the austere old
bronze figure in the place, twas it
like this with you, at first? Did you
SILVER when he touched your hand?
And doesn't it matter, after yearg'
every feeble" said the archduchess
voice, behind her, shut so bravo
lesson to us ALL,
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Cough Nearly Gone
IN ~ Hours
That's the usual experience with
this home-made remedy. COSTA
uttlc--try Il.

Anyone who tries this pleasant tast-
ing homemade cough syrup, will
quickly understand why it is used in
more homes in the United States and
Canada than any other cough remedy.
The way il takes hold of an Obstinate
cough, giving immediate relief, win mako
you regret. that you never tried it be-
lore. 1t is a truly dependable cougl,
remedy that, should be Kept handy in
every home, to use at the first sign Of q
cough during the night or day time.
Any druggist can supply you With
~ ounces Of Pinex $50 cents WORTHY :.
Pour this into pint bottle and fill the
bottle with plain granulated sugar
syrup. The total cost is about 65 cents
and YOU have. a full pint OF the most
elective remedy you ever used.
The quick, lasting relief you ret from
this excellent cough syrup viii really
surprise YOU. 1t promptly heals the
1nfiamed membranes that line the throat
and air passages, stops the annoying
throat tickle, loosens the phlegIn, and
soon your cough stops entirely. Splcn-
did for bronchitis, Group, whooping cough
and bronchial asthma.
Pinex is a highly concentrated cons
pound Of Norway pine extract, and ii
famous the world over for It's healing
effect on the membranes
To avoid disappointment ask for 1917
ounces OF Rinpxn with full directions
and don't accent ANYTHING else. "A quar-
ailfee Of absolute satisfaction or money
promptly Lefunded goes with tlliN prep-
RIA IA AsIK& To-. 1t. MaVne.
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
MARLowE NOTES

Marlowe. Feb. 26.--Mr. j H. EN-
erson spent Saturday in Martinsburs
Mrs. Anna Ditto and Mrs. Olive
Smaltz spent Monday in Hagerstown
shopping.
Mrs. Jeathe Lafever, of near Ha
Eerstown, spent q short time recent
II with friends and relatives here.
Miss Bess Williamson spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
May Williamson In Shepherdstown.
A very delightfuk birthday party
ras held at the home Of Mrs, Emma
Houck Tuesday night in honor OF
her daughter Miss Katie. 1t being the
latter's birthday. The time was
pleasantly spentby the young folks.
During the evening delectable re
freshments were served. At a late
hour ali departed for their homes
wishing the fair hosteess many happy
returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lefever Of Ha-
serstown. spent the night recently
with the formers aunt, Mrs. A. s.
Lands.
We are sorry to note Mrs. ]. w.
Emerson has been sick for several
days.
Mr.. G. G. Ditto. one of our oldest
ID.
residents celebrated his 18th birth
day Saturday. Quite a number Of
friends and relatives were present, a
beautiful dinner was served. All en-
joyed themselves immensely, and
wished our '.grand old man" many
happy returns
The Willing Workers Of the NJ. p.
Church will meet at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves Hill Saturday
night March End,
Mr. Clarence Bubble and Mr.. Wa
Jack attended the Jones sale last
week near Martinsburg.