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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
WINSL0W

TIE wonA.'e M1s<.oear: Soc.e.y BED
rs regular Eoz:hiY 1e=G14 T-ss6.?
e.te-rco- Z. the home .. Ms George
: Ps.zs y-s o E Barnard Vas s.=e--
- z delegate 20 re Annual oss,l.g
Q: .n= ~ Il. " CHioa % he IT,. =:
A-sE-a AAy E-s <s-e- EEsry Vas
cacssl as az Alternate Mrs rcaa EcE-
a.d vas z5pc.a:ea : committee - t-z.e
an sEeniEeac 20 If eonsarcflcn az
5-sg :: o.to-e the -ex: zee Lg r !.
sdo+%-. fo- ;a= r-cgrza raz A.-ea-
z.d abe .o.coEsnE ra7e.. we're E.vs.:
E.rk-Ea SEr..ysi= zat Rzi.ynG
Po5s.s q Ch.zs:;Ar;,y Il Northern A.
-lcz, Yrs Les.e- Erer!: '-S.ro. ske,ds
Q. Ca-.s.z.:s2. Mrs. John Howard:
AREAS Deb. za5 Cred: Accom-. VII
re Civilization g. At-,oz.-' Ms D c.
Lay: The Hear. of Pazznis1 g. ces-
tai A.ricz-' Ms George s 7.iae-
NJ Priscilla aosei,e-. vao resides =.
ths Lsns CT M and Mr.. Heay Fish.
seTs-s. weeks ago e.. ard era-artt
te- ZIP art vas : paaen: f5- awhile
:; GTzy's hospital! Later .he "a.
tE-gh. 5'zck 70 ne hoEs Of Lr rs.
:. moving = he- bed re. hip vas again
fractured sci she szs h<sa .zk=a % =.
S.Ss-s ho<p:tz,
Cecil Geechsil u Augusta Is . guest
.or awhile e his grandfather. IA
Gstc.ell
Mss Irene Geieae.i, rso i. Stepping
a. tie hore Of her Erzadfzshe. -!
60 TO Augusta Thursday sc- z few days
The Christian E-dea.or SOCIETY," held
rs regular month: BUSINESS meeting
T-esGay svea.n< ., The Congregations!
parsonage. a good runh>- attending
Kendall HoSSrt, the president p-eks-
ei The reports o. he szrioce commit
Ices we're read md accepted Az anus
:.s April .oei social followed Ee:resa-
lrea,s o. sandwiches. cake ard cocoa
we're served
Misses Marguerite Crs.nAn AID Mary
Howard we're II Oakland Wednesday
afternoon 20 read their stores p-epAr-
ed for the Girls Canning Cub. before
re Pomona Grange.
Mss Ellen Cobb Of Arlington. Mass
3 stopping <or awhile =, she hoEs 0.
Her. O. E Barnard and Mt Bsl2-d
TEDDY TloEpeo.. who recently re
,Grne1 oa .he America from overseas.
a--:ved Wednesday morning from Camp
Ceveas to- few days Through snO:s
a cues, @: his parents. M. and Ms
George Thompson. LishgcE street..
/. Arson Re:rold. and Henry Rey-
.cids. who psss<d tie vin:e. az Flo:-
eacevi:,a- Fla. have arrived :. Boston
ard viii return 20 Wins!o~ n a few
DAYS. where they III! be guest. Cor
awhile 0. their aunt. Mrs Fred Picker
i7F
Tne Ladies Sewing Cree he,! An
a,,-fsy meeting wedAee1ay a, tie Con-
erega::onsi church pa-!ors- A baked
bean and pastry dinner vas served a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
BELFAST
Over One Hundred Women In
Waldo County Listed IN Sur
vey of Nmses-Local Man
Bit By Dog

:. lie .ec<-. SIRE: 8. .-rEes. rigs
..-es >: E-sga<.ered- made - Waldo
co-,.y ~ A-z cec-i Cay eo- tie Pc.
C.cEs ~ registered Sch z Is Ut.
addresses AID -tE-s.e- possse:=. ,E=
.e.s<-o-= a.z,.s- WI - -1s szd
p=or.= a..z . czn tc- = a---s ~
@d - vs-y u.acu- Dung - e-z1sn.c
{. s-= NF All AID r.ais- nurses
<s-s ve. <cz--e ard Ca6o-e.sAy Gs-e
rs-= -aa. women = liz County E-o
Eol.s have h--ea glad - xo-s- d, TIE.
-: -=cl>L :, Ezs impossible - i5-z-=
any excep. .Loss ~. E-ozl- Wa
:. Bz.go- -eesa,ir Mrs Clay 2-so -46-
a Isl c. al ia registered .1csss i
Ps-oseae. comfy - Ia: hs.sstte- =
looks IS j. may &c s,oss-als % &c. as
.i.A.c: = czs= o+ g e-9deE-c
Wz.-ace Wzsa1e-a- c:s-a = :es Wce,5-
cxk SIRE. vas had! t.-ssa - Ses<
O. MAJ s,-ee. Tuesday ao--k TIE
Gag Z: .rs, g-z2e+i In 81 tie .es
and Essa NJ Wzsshc- ,-- c-t Is
had % p.xh Is zssaiz-, q ce vas
,srrb.: as;is. o. lis szcG Re Ia :
cAr..-c-5 Immediately t-: !. VII o
scz= --le before tie wounds aye vel
Alfred Bradford, yc1ag SCI c. " az
Lrss Ee-cy E-s5to-d vas ATTACKED ~
asotg dcE .. .1e .oos c: re square Tus<-
tzr c.g-r seo-.f ecic-E -ns cog
spr1cg 4. htn s-5 GRABBED him :: re
c,c:s...S . RS .e-. zip z-6 b.. TO- IL
-s..e-=-ce Q. zen o. re stree. would
undoubtedly Ezvs h--csa I'm aecly. As
j; vas. KS clothing vas -o--. TT CO.
ing - Ire 'L;cEsS @. ,hs cio.l ,t2e
5os-e ;es.L do 70. Penetrate re sssh-
TIE cid MAS AIMS: frightened 20
death and tie aA1;- ralsei q coEls-
ton = TIE .e;ghacyhooe- A-o.te- cog
81 Saa6zy attacked a-6 killed : -:
.is:ee, shaking = until IT'S tacs r2s
broken SEc1 dogs sboEli &C. De a.
lowed 70 r-o loose
II has heea reported - Mss Hazel
tire. Chairman Of Waldo Coaa,y Chap
tsr. Ped Cross, t1as someone = gong
about 20 The houses . Best2s, 1rd "
entity aa.;ag TIE E.f, CT Cd rags, -ue-
5e-s- etc. stating sra: he !. coolest
i.E them % Sc, .o- he keaes, &C .as
Red Cross SIZE says sAat 90 ac,ho.-ry
has hesa gIve1 b. tie chapter sc- ar
sch thing. TIA, 70 one has any -:sh: to
use tire name ct TIE PED crcss for any
such rlDose-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
Child Saved
From Worms

a mother OF six children writes:
~ baby was very sick ana q friend Of
nine suggested trying Dr.. True's Worm
khxir. Now have sfx children and am
Family Laxative and Worm ExneiIer ia
NY house. Ms 3. y. Giie. West
NeWbpfy. Mass.
Signs Of worms are: Deranged stoua-
ash. swollen upper' lip. sour stomach.
with occasional gr1ptngs and nsinz
about the navel. pale face Of isaden tint.
eyes heavy and dull. twitchtng eyeiids.
itching Of the nose. itching Of the rec
tnn1 short dry. cough. grinding Of the
testh. little red points sticking out On
tongue. starting during aleep. slow
fever. II your chill shows any OF these
symptoms. start g1ytag d.. True's Elixir
~ ooce.-A6v.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

700 :, = TIE dinner committee coz
,-ses Mrs- H 8 ao-z-e ac5 Ms =
:. E..r. T[ day -zS PASSED v.--.
..s -Es,rcH Tie Eek, tzr-sr coz
-..se cc-p-..s Ms C.2-lss MARI
AZ Ma Ee.c-. He
We'd has s-een received .hz- ~. a.d
Ms George n Ps.;e-So. nzve z-r.T=o
szts.r =. Ire hc.s Ct .h..r so1- Sz:-22
g1:-e.oz z: GZs.z- oA.a-
, Z. Nzisssel .. Alabama = s1s<,
so- .eT weeks c. Ms ? z Nz-1s-
81
Mss y-,d-e1 Pane las returned c-o-
n, - Ecs-e.. New York Washing
~. =. =. az R--1no1j- "a
Ms H 8 Eosz,. attended re p
zc-a Ga.s. :: Oek:z-6 We5-s>1F-
Afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

csisc Ike 4 Whir.wind

oSssS LIVE vhssWIH0
Do goa realize hsx ;hts "" p1c-
gram e. Msize's tors e s-oo:cE tie
beartx II Een.
Ind ia. s;s3.'ss os-z1d look Big
~ yea. 81 tb1 .oz t=e! ia. cn;nE
az il ei1 q tos q. n41y VA t-ives.
il xzk unzso1zs3e o. q part -c-
.4skry:
Ds1 yo1 ,ai.x :. ~ozld oe LEX. 70
inDoax;b.e ~ z.s<es Tie rocxssz of
Maine e.. E-ch Z b.x sG- u these
zt,er-xz. Gays Q. uncertainty.
We azr. hard q. these aozb-z ans
fear. expressed nzny times Il .hs
ks. ESQ MONKS. o1- 10 State an
nA.:onzi .eztsrs hare !eEziaed E.es5-
las. !, 3 sz1-a ~. xI sa..socss6
in k.ox!e5ge q. ..e ,se1 and e1p%--
ie.cs .zx, .o.e.o.1 TIE Possibilities
TaeY 81. .hz. :. as oniy .se<.EaC
~ se. .o-a cae facts, AID TIA: Eas
b<e. cc.e l.. straightforward news
wp-. SORES I'D eols.s-s-. zcve--
.is.cg liza: hzs Informed tie p<or-s
on nz.y thinxz key do oet Eox.
TIE ent Is Z EsE:. AID tie Eul
TIA; looks1 large Is z.-sz5T accepted
{. zig BUSINESS p-opos.tioa- IL
CO ionxs: .ooks large, aad keen bs.E.-
csss men cs b-ue6 view are sz::.S ::
should have teen hzie a million
Do yo1 know TIA, SIZE cities AID
towrs are going c-e- he .sp Il The
err. 6zy cf tae d-.vs7 We -. :o1
. to read tie little s.o!r f-om Eock.Ard
showing hoE Business mec look Il
the BOT question
C,e nan said: Ny SCI .os5 E=
this meeting Szz 20. 20 h< = Eo.s.-
raising gathering. IL. ! lave hssra
tie story and an CAD czn-2-:
ne down tor $l1s." He later raised
Il 70 $3.50. Another EAa sid; =
piedget $50. but / raise i to 1874. -
Late. he raised !. 20 1874.
That IL o.iy a glimpse Of tie mean
ing to Maine Mea o: lie XAS-s1.ic-
ing-f.om BOY raw mzte-szl-pro-
gram Rszd ~.a. Pyessesa. Chase Q.
Bates college FAYE 9. lie bsgxes:
wo-x In tie work now undertaken b.
The 7. II. G. A.
On lts Tremendous accomplishment:
az a factor II var AID human vel
fare. the people u Maine are readily
granting the 7. n c. A. o.Eaniza-
ton It's request sc- s:sss9e. Il i;
makes goo6-and {: within tie
rex: Two years. the people viii aSz4n
fund il 10. one million dollars. L tia.
svm is deemed rscesszry bY the lead
ers. advised AID supported ~ tie
Tiger. Minds Z business aod mora,
progress institutions C ou- State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
WHITFIELD

Miss Eugenia Je~est Who has been
assisting On che nursing s.a1 Ct
Gardiner General hospital. has re-
turned home.
M Edwin Russo, has returned
home from New York.
Miss Agnes Xesser ard friend
rho have been visiting a. Maple Tr~-
f1rm. returned TO Boston Saturday.
H F. 4 G. Club are to have an old
ume spelling match Tuesday evening,
All members invited to spell
Mrs X A. Morse has returned
home from Mr., Roy Hapeoot-s. where
She has been caring for baby Dor.
Who has been very Ill. hu, i. mak,nr
. good 4eeo~AsY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
KENTS HILL

TIE -aEsss cs IT, Cz-ys, 1sS
delightfully."- e-.s-t2,ns: 10y e"
n-s .: It's week - NJ ~
Sixteen ~s-e a~-e-, .-c.---- :
-h-ss EZe<.x -ne s.-3s >1ts-- -
resen: or s-aco, :, - - .
Lewiston zee; S.sasy : So. .
elusive, are a. fellows A. 80 ~
zoe Chase. Nar.a-.s D2--= F~
Dow. Louise Ga-.1135. =: - -s;
H21ase Palmer, AM - N1-s
IU0eiey. Hese. Ia. ~
Rsana- Madeline Ns~s, a. -;
~ viii also 30 Wit ths So
&c: 10 np-esea. tAe:- .c-
'Sons> TIE p1ece1.rsS<, N.s>
With them as !eAas-. NJ
70. also plans 20 4;.s.d :-s
NrS Charles Fo.Sosss : ~, :,
pssal at Wa.ervli.e :o- 80
IS said 20 be getting s,oas q =,
ArA TIsee:es and far =
sron The Jersey hoSss IL,
tenement IA the A,hane-s, 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

In the Bayer package are proper
directions and the dose Of Headache
Toothache. Earache, Seura,eia.
rheumatism Lrmbago. Scia,ica.
Colds. Grippe. influential Colds. Neu.
ritis and pain generally.
"Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin Ameri-
can made and owned. are sold in
yes. pocket boxes Of 1. tablets. which
cost only few cents. also in bottles
Of ~ and bottles Of 1oe-also cap
sules- Aspirin IL the trade mark of
Bayer Manufacture Of Nonoaceti-
cacidester Of Salicyiicacid.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
Justice. Or Class Hatre1?

To .hose Il u9 wao heI1ere IL law
and justice. ard zho are becoming
tired ot Rob determination - ovs.-
throw bo;n Il tse: E.And n the way
q the fcil sccom pilshmen. q tire
purpose II lazy. Iiii,ersie zae br,11
forces who demand 'persoaai lie
crtJT" - take ~ha, they will, the at
titude ot the United states attorney
general ii the case ot Eugene v.
Debs Is a brish3 'ay CT hope. Be-
cause II the cringing attitude OF the
federal administration before sinila.
political crises. we had feared TO.
Justice ard future respect 10. the
couatrys most sacred rights and
traditions. The Few a.torney-gea-
erai has cispeiled tina: fea--n he is
not overrulec when the hsad Of the
administration liz again serving
America inEtead Of NEEDING and
.nuddling IL Europe.
Mr.. Palmer. in his s.s,emuent Of
the Debs case. says:
Deot was convicted, not because ..
his political or economic views, hv. BE-.
cause he plainly T!o!a:ec the law os tie
land.
In this situation M duty e clear. Pc
spect for the law and our Institutions
10 the basin upon which every Applica-
ton for executive cIemencJ mus, rest
open defiance Of tie Law and threat q
force 20 obstr0c: lis orderly adminiz-
trzoon cal sor only One answer. TIE
law must be respected and obeyed. To
make sure OF that, il must be enforced
The attorney-0eneralt thus not only
wins the approval Of the American
people but viii ind them almost
solidly In his support II this poor
monomAniac attempts to rally his
miEinformed and misled followers
into . nation wide demonstration for
national injustice ana betrayal q our
moral institutions, then we may a.
wen inset It now a. later.
ons or the othes-level justice. or
injustice IN favor Of q chestnut
triumph. Let u know whether We
are 70 b governed BY intelligence
and character. o. dominated By Hun.
ism and JatIbtrds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

TIE grea. ting about boisAev:k
rlie il the way tie workers" CT
Eanize councils zcd sovie:S ard Esv-
g, nsve. roYx SEY no.e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

Diplomats AlIz.zs: AtoS: tais
tine look Oh. for q revolution in
Mexico. accompanied b! bcz; dis
iu.bzaces: vsc.iS;io. IA the United
States
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

e E.gizn6 5l@ss The delay. Of e.
pezce co1ts.scce @ WLso1- and VII
SCI bkEss tL@ "a Fy1ace, S5
Fz-ce blzEss item O. tie o.hs-
tire. toE INCH t<.ts- cS I'll :s=
weird &C.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

Pc: al practical pzrpoSss he coao-
G.. Of so-- Is aox .s6eee1 20 Z oouEc..
enough IL VIII beons Z CZECH q
one, AID you CAT suezs which one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

TIE sv.i IL. Esc 60 LT@ z..s-
them
Le.;re u 70. wo-Tcg 45c-. tAz.-
aoxsre-. He ztEi.s ia. al -as
p.essc. inhabitants os the ez-h ELS.
q k.sr. sHe: 50 ia. tLe3- cssc<c-
3.,s HzY e.joy - tie syE.S -
PROPOSE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

Bath Times-Tobtas SmaIle7, one
OF the biacksmiths a. the Hyde Wind
bass Co.. came into the smithy Mon
DAY morning feeling pretty dne from
tho walk from his home In the brisk
morning air and remaxitng: Well,
boys. this ID how I'm feeling: can any
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

Hslpfsl Aavses fer Car q tie
Hair Worthy ths Af4snkien q
Evo<yooe Who Would Aves5
osadryH. itching 8eaip ans
Failins Hair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

Praised zs lie G-<a, F-S-1&< .eats%
- ..s S.r EaxAEs s.9szEe -c!e--
e.ce. z.1 a-2.x 6e--z-a1 .Ae s-cH<-s1y
E-1.lr-g !. .a< way q k%c2C1g To-sz
.c- xo1e@ y -se Ei:x:, E-s1<-n
;>reE5s1. Wis., -xy -e-r Ge-tc9t:
FER "a. e . bag SsEs - .sA -zs-
C.6<-Ksc.o1 z? oa< G beth SzE1oeA-
Ece-oG I.1.Sc-Z
4 case Of -ay CT nzy cot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

TIE TING seens &c. % be "a! Away
when tie '-pSscs' conference nay
ceTe!op ic.o a s-ee-for-au fight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
Railroads and Steamboau
gEfE sTsTEs Nisiis EEINsTnra
10 .. ". efseR sMx7s s. s,s,t
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Teszes Leave A.c.s:.

Is- S-r& F--sss-5 a.: Bosal
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= - - Sci - an 'aa
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49, E- -. . 3. = -
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80 a. lsL-. f. 80: 10
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" l HARRIS Gear. :4:s gan.
E.E-<
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

II rogr 5zs- . Sser-x Z. - TOO
ere troubled sata dzot-1s Az s-1a-s
s1io E1e PARSE. Gag. "a. .oc resa
zoc ysz vi Esrsiy t< E--r-.ses1 . Sc
hs~ 1zcilJ Il Ezoos .c- hzz- tv0
fang %. AID y.noTes evsE EE g
tAS,Ee and rcha< scz,a-
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Fz-zEAs sage ED ~ sz1." s@Ts :
wo-za whose izx1rxczs ST: 2at e--3
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ny Ez- src- he-g CT, t-t1is e
sr-zEXsy. hespc :. .. -s-zn =. -Atzs!
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sp-s ~ Al good e@ at .c-..- CIR ..-z
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sage DGz-o1s, Is ia. 1zS 80 7-.r-
tszck E-z1.ts. ,@.st - sTsE la-.-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

Down IN Ellsworth graaits cutters
are getting IS per day. which proves
to N that Il must b q Iot/ peter an
round TO cut It than to p II ~
the ex-kaiser proposed.
Too bad the ex-croWn pfii broke
his wrist when he might ha lroken
-somethtns else.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

o. 700 oezr -. s---. - .l-7s
s-s =. fe- t.<A az -x-S=s -
rs ,=e- a. --s NJ Sz@E =
- $500 - -. i
-. -
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NJ - LAWS e E-E-- -=zr1=i
No., =.
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cared -: - NJ 49, ..-=-=-- ~
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-- = l.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
SOMERSET co. HEADQUARTE
-u WEST FRONT ST.

Capt Heaey Given Great Wei Wonan's Association
Holds Meeting With Interesting Pregra-Red Cross Busy
Collecting Clothing Wona MS Association Reports-yet-
Smith Observes s5rd Birthday-G. 4 r. Observance
of Surrender
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-02-08
HOPEFUL FOR BETTER
THINGS.

Camp Shelby, Miss. Feb. 4, IS.
Mr.. nj. W. Fisher, Editor Of New
Iberia Enterprise:
1t gave me great pleasure to
read in your paper about the good
road proposals. | would be proud
TO come back home and find orr
main street paved and all the 9th
or streets graveled as well as the
country roads. / fo- one think it
would be one of the best improve
mems that the Town and Parish
could undertake. It makes me
fe i like | would not be ashamed
to give the town the boost it would
be entitled too. Hoping that
many big thing may happen to
improve New Iberia.
| remain.
w. J. Miller.
Co. X. 9th Infantry.
w @ g.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-02-08
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Advertised letters week ending
Feb. 1st. 1919:
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Mrs. A. Dirby. Miss Eller Deallu-
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Mrs. Edna George, Mrs. M. a.
Hale, f. Il. Hadley, J. Keary. Miss
Gertrude Longloire, Mrs. Kat
Morel. Evia Mitchell, Miss Ethel
Mcnamara. Miss Ride Rival, Me
colo Rosetta. A. j.. Roger, Miss
Boaulah Robertson, Mrs. Frank
Ranzeaky, Mrs. lIilda Segura, M
Tacv. Coriue Trahan.
\ When calling for the abGe lei
ters mention advertised. I"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-02-08
SOCIALISTS HOTLY DEBATE
ATTITUDE TOUCHING
THE WAR,

Berne, Feb. A violent rhet-
orical duel between the French
and German Socialists, with many
reciprocal reproaches aud accusa-
tons. marked the second sitting Of
the international labor and Soc
ialists conference. The French
side of the debate was in the hands
of Pierre Renaudel, Albert Thorn
as and M. Mistral.
Otto Weis, the former military
commander of Berlin, defended
the German position and said that
the German Socialists already had
settled the question of response
bility for the war by taking ali
power from the princes and kings
Wells accused Great Britain of
having killed 100000 German
women and children and old men
by the hunger blockade. He
said the exclusion of the German
Socialists would impede the re-
construction Of the international.
At the session last night two
resolutions were presented. One.
| introduced by the Socialist bu-
rau, provided that the discus
sion of a society of nations begin
Immediately. The other, which
was introduced by M. Thomas,
provided that debate on RESPONSE
bility for the war should come
first. =. NJ
Herr Wells argued that the Ger
man Social Democrats should MOI
be charged with responsibility for
the war, as none of them had been
members Of the government when
the war began. Germany. he said,
had made war because OF the
menace of Russia.
| Carl Kautsku, he added, had
been charged with the task OF
searching the imperial archives
to ascertain the causes Of the war.
Wells said he hoped that similar
work would be done in the Allied
archives.
M. Thomas recalled the attitude
of the German Socialists at the
outbreak of the war. He called
attention Of Brest-Litovsk and
Bucharest. He declared the ma
! iority Socialists in Germany hat
approved of the great offensive OF
| March, 1918.
! Wells thereupon attacked NJ.
Thomas and charged that he had
ldriyen Russia back into the war
J, by the assurances he gave Premier
}, Kerensky. He said the Allies
gave strength to the Bolsheylk1
4 bv not attending the Brest
j Litovsk conference. The German
/ Socialist said NJ. Thomas hae
: made no protest against the con
: ditions of the armistice which
: are running Germany SO tina
Il the silence Of the German Socla
i lists when the German govern
ment took similar attitude to
5 ward the Allies ought to be un
' lderstood.
81 M Renaudel then entered int
j. the debate and recalled the word
G of Chancellor Won Bethmann-Holl
! veg. that necessity knows IL
: law as proof that the Germal
3 Socialists must have known Q
: Germany's crimes.
q M. Renaudel said he regrette'
el DR.. Kirl Lebnecht had become
Bolshevist, but that was becaus
Z Lebknecht had lost confidence i
the German Socialists.
n "His blood falls upon you,
I'M. Renaudel declared.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-02-08
LOOK OUT

The housewife Of Holland would al
most - soon b without food a. with-
ont her ~Rsal Dutch Drops" - she
QnAintly calls GOLD MEDAL Haarlsm
OH Capsules. They restore strength
and are rsaponsible In : great meanure
Ter the sturdy. robust health Of she
He11au6ero.
Do no4 delay. Go to your druggist "a
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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-02-08

You are going to do great things.
you say
But what have you doneY
You are going to win in a splen-
did way. a
As others have done;
You have plans that when they
are put in force
Will make you sublime;
You have mapped out a glorious,
upward course
But why don't you climb
You re not quite ready to start
you say;
If YOU hope to win
The time to be starting is now
today
Don't daily. begin!
No man has ever been ready as yet.
Nor ever will be;
You may fall ere you reach where
your hopes are set -
But try it and see.
You are going to do great things,
you say,
You have SPLENDID plans; 4
Your dreams are Of heights that.
are far away
They re hopeful mans
But the world, when it judges the.
ease for you,
At the end. my son.
Will think not Of what you were
going to do.
But Of what you We done.
Tit-Bits..
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-02-08

1t looks like to a man up tree
that this great and good govern
ment Of ours is drifting some
what toward paternallsm, and
the sooner a check is made on it
the better it will be for our boast
ed liberties and the right of self
government. This government
owes the citizen nothing but pro-
lection in his person and prop
erty, and then let him work out
his own salvation. For this right
cur forefathers fought and suf-
fered. Let Uncle Sam. just as
quick as possible, now that the
war is over, turn back to the rail
roads their property, and every
other commodity taken over dur
ing the war because Of military
necessities. And all this talk
about giving the boys q home on
cut-over lands and the swamp
marshes makes us tired. Let the
boys come home and they will
soon find their places in the
world, as most Of them have
homes and business to come. bacs
to. Turn them loose, and they
will also solve the labor problem,
now so very serious in st. Helena
1t is mean and cruel to hold them
in the camps when they are not
needed as soldiers and when they
long to get home.-St. Helena
Echo.