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E1sa~ M. B, Friends:
bg Idord.

Dear M. B. Friends:
This poem Idors has furnished, makes
one think that life is very much Ike
mirror. l might have put it stronger
and said s'Life is a mirror" Renectien
is the use of a mirror. There is sort OF
a prorerb " we get what we give, winch
renresents the same idea. But the trouble
is that one does not see ones self re-
6eoted in life's mirror. 1t is the other
one that is seen, and even the application
of .s.Put yourself in his place" cannot
ALWAYS be done in an unprejudiced way.
So it's for each to do the best he can to
reflect courage, sympathy, heipfnlness'
MISTAKE IN VALUES
said,a physician: 81 wonder that women
fail to appreciate how much nervous force
as well as physical strength they consume
in worrying over the little things OF NE
Look at the mother and housewife as she
goes about her tasks and observe how eften
she ntters an impatient exclamation, now
eften she signs over her servants short
eomings, how often she starts nerVoosly AT
a noise from one of the children And each
time that she loses control over herself her
nerves. her temper. she loses just little
nervone. force, just a little physical we'll
being. end moves fraction OF an lpch
farther on in the path that leads to pre-
mature. cid age and to invalidism."
Ii American women would only learn that
it is not work, but worry, that killsl The
average woman puts too much of herself
into the correction of the children, into the
ordering LOT her houshold, into the manage
ment OF her servants. Only few days ago
/ heard a mother and housekeeper say that
she had -iworried herself sick" over the fact
that she must change her maid,
A clever woman said to an excitable sister,
"My dear, dc not use piledriver to pin on
bow of r&bbonl" Do not many of us use the
piledriver VIXEN light pressure of the finger
will do the work as we'll and better? And II
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SWANS ISLAND.

ID. Il. Burnes is i'll OF grip.
The ladies' aid society met with Mrs.
o. l.. Milan Friday.
Mrs. F. e. Bridges OF RockIand is spend
ing few days in town.
Mrs. Lewis Butman entertained the
girls circle Monday evening.
Mrs. Adelbert Bridges has gone to Bath
and Portland for a few weeks with
friends.
George Lowell OF Csstine called on rela-
tives and friends here last week. He has
just received his discharge from the army
after serving nine months in France.
April n. s.
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SOUTH PENOBSCOT.

Galen Gfindle is having bungalow
built on the Bluehill road.
DIR. Hess OF New York was in town on
Tuesday in the interest OF the Y. NJ. e. A.
Rev. {. A. Smith will deliver the annual
sermon to the Odd Fellows in Brooklin
Sunday, April q.
Eurban Leach, Co. A, 103d infantry,
will go to Boston this week to take part
in the 26th division parade.
Gage Grindle and wife, who occupied
Miss Jennie Nights house last winter,
have returned to Brooksville.
April 81. L.
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mutuaI Benefit Column.
EDITED BY "AUNT MADGE".
It's Mosso: "Helpful and Hopeful

THE purposes of this column are succine'
seated in s.ae title and mottoit ssfor the mut-ai
benefit, and aims to be helpful and hopefni
being for the common good, Il Is for the com
mon use--a public servant, puryeyor OF IN
formation and suggestion, medium for the In
terchange of ideas. In this capacity selicits
communications, and its success depends largely
on the Support given it in this respect Com
municassons must be signed, but the name OF
writer will not be printed except by permission
Communications will be subject to approval or
rejection by the editor of the column, but none
viii be rejected without good reason. Address
all Communications to
THE AMERICAN.
Ellsworth, Me.
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- II z ~ h
.ached all the time.
j was tired and had
no ambition for any
thing. l had taken
a number of med-
cines which did me
no good. One day
L read about Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Cornpoundand
what ithad done for
women so | tried
it. My nervousness
apd bacl-acha and
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NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES.

Contributions are being received from
former students, gesduatessaDd friends Of
the school for the 'sstudenss' Loan Eund, y
whichis to be loanedto needy and worthy
students in units ofsss5 each. 1t is Intend
ed, however, that subscribers may con-
tribute r. any amount, large or small as
suits their convenience.
Maynard Douglass, "A graduate of this
school and Lieut.. Edmnnd Walker, who
have recently returned from France,
gave interesting talks at meeting. of
the Womal's club Saturday.
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we exhaust all our reserve forces over the
petty cares, what strength will we have with
which to meet the great trials OF lifes There
is one text which it would be well for the
nervous and excitable woman to say each day
to her ten-perturbed self;
eff thou hast run with the footmen, and
they have wearied thee, then how canst thou
contend with horses9 And If in the land Of
peace wherein chou trustedst they wearied
thee. then how wilt thou do in the swelling
Of Jordan9" Selected
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-04-23

days last week with her parents in Els
worth.
The steamer Pemaquid has gone to
on the route.
April 2l r.
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HANCOCK POINT.

Mrs. A. w. Gordon OF Augusta visited
here last week.
Mrs. Lucy Ball and son Arthur went to
Bangor for the weekend.
Henry Bali and wife, who have spent
the winter in Lincoln, with their son,
DIR. FL. W. Ball, arrived home Friday.
April q. NJ. r.
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MARLBORO,
AUNT MADGE.

Mrs Fred l.. Stratton is quite ill.
Maynard Ford and wife, who Fave
spent the past two years at Gleasondale,
Mass, are at home.
April q. ARE.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Whenever you sense a sick
headache, or feel a bilious
attack coming on, ward it
off by the timely use Of
BEECHAMS
PILLS.
lnro.s, Sale AZ Anr NE dicine in the World

Largest Sale Of Any medicine in the World
Sold everywhere, In Boxes. f0e-. 26e-
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


John w. Thompson & Company,
--Incorporated--
! 72S 18th st Main 1477
p Street, Near 18th
| Just of Dupont circle; s-story brick and
stone; 10 rooms and bath; $4,000.
Cleveland Park
Macomb ST, attractive 3-story. pebtle-dash
residence: lot 50x135: 10 large rooms. baths.
hot-wafer hest, electric light: sleeping porch;
weather stripped; garage. $4,000.
Near 18th and Lamont SITS.
., Ten en- rooms, baths; garage; very good terms.
CHEVY Chase. D. c.
Patterson st; bungalow; stories. rooms.
I bath hot-water heat; electric light; garage.
Price, s12. $50.
Girard Street. Near 18th
Lot 1sxI4a: 10 rooms. bath. porches front
and back; electric light; steam heat garage.
$12.5on.
Chevy Chase. d. {.
Morrison ST.; very attractive place of 10
rooms. baths electric light: hot water heat:
sleeping porch ard large front porch; garage;
Near 18th and Columbia Road
Three story brick; 10 rooms. baths; hot.
water heat: electric light; cash payment and
on i,I VrS,n nm
KENYON Street, Near 18th
Ten roon,s. = baths, electric light; hot-water
heat garage. Price, S105"0.
MARYLAND Avenue Northeast
Near 9Th St, 3-story. 3 rooms and bath:
hot water heat; electric light. hardwoo floors,
cold storage room. Price. $4,000.
Ashnead Place. Overlooking
Rock Creek Park
water heat. concrete sleeping porch; excep-
tional bargain. Price, s9,500
Girard Street, Near 18th
Two-stor! brick residence Of rooms. bath.
hot heat, electric light. sleeping porch
and garage. Price, 5000.
Kilbourne Place, Near 18th
Two-story brick Of rooms. 1 bath. Price,
$1,000.
Monroe Street, Near 18th
Nine rooms baths, electric light. hot-water
heat; very good terms. Price. $7.325.
$500 Block on 18th Street
Six rooms. 1 bath; very attractive small
home. Price, Sc, 800.
John w. Thompson & Company,
-Incorporated-
T2S 18th st. Main 147.
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FARMS.
FOR SALE.
BARGAIN MARYLAND FARM.

BARGAIN MARYLAND FARM.
- miles south Of Washington: 800 acres; 100
acres clear; 30 woodland; s-room house; good
barn; must be sold quick; price. 5000; 81 600
cash, balance good terms.
J. NJ. kINCHELOE.
Phone Main 6457 34s Penna. ave. NV.
VALUABLE FARM 1O5 ACRES; s MILES
from Capitol; y mile front on new nacadam;
Groom house. bank bara and outbuidings:
fine truck grain dairy; all FENCED; sell all
or part: S12J per
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and g..
SUBURBAN FARM HOME AT LINCONIA,
Va; IL miles from Capitol; all mecadam but
mile and half; % acres; 10 acres cleared;
about 5000 timber besides sturdy young
growth; fine 7-room house; bedrooms; large
front lawn; large poultry house and runs 40
fruit trees; excellent Jersey COW; Il fowls;
high elevation; only block from school,
church, post office, store; mile from cars;
$1,000.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
FIFTY-SIN ACRES ALMOST LEVEL, FER
tile land; three minutes walk from station:
abundance of fine fruit; stream and six springs;
timber; field of clover: new barn. small dwell
ing and good outbuidngs: fine view; imme
date possession: 81. 400; easy terms; beauti-
full and profitable place. Twenty-Five bargains
for people of moderate means Southern X r..
% miles Washington; descriptions. L. LEE
WILSON Clifton Va
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1545 9TH ST. N.W.-11 rooms
and 3 baths; hot-water heat.
81 500, on reasonable terms; i'm
mediate possession on part of
house.
l. CHASER, Owner,
o2o | St. NV.
Kennedy-Built Home Near
New Central High School.
Nine rooms. bath; hot-water heat.
Offered at $1,000.
To close an estate.
Near I4th and Euclid SITS.
10 rooms. ath. electricity; room for garage:
stone and brick construction.
Price, $4,000.
Owner-occupant will give possession.
Newark ST., Cleveland Park.
rooms. baths: hot-water heat. electric
lights; beautifully situated.
$3.50.
Possession at once.
Oregon Ave. Near New Hamp.
rooms. bath; hot water heat; vacant soon.
Bargain at $3.50.
Attractive Semi-Detached Home
Containing IA large rooms. 8 baths: COM
pleteiy undermined; very conveniently located,
near = Street bridge, vacant
Price, $4,000.
Near 9th and + SITS. NE.
Eight rooms bath. on two floors; hot-water
heat; possession.
Price, $3.50.
Near 18TH and S SITS. NV.
Individually built home; 10 rooms Q baths;
hot-water heat; electricity; large side lot; two
garages; sleeping porch; possession.
Bargain, $4,000.
Best Buy in Mt. Pleasant Section
! Three-story brick dwelling: nine rooms, bath,
porch; beautiful outlook over park.
Only $3.50.
$500 cash. $50 monthly.
ALLAN T.. WALKER & co.
1ncorporated),
Phone Main 426. 8I3 18th St.
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WASHINGTON HOTELS.
THE CAIROHOTE
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. United States
Customs Service. Washington D. G.. July 8.
19l9-JInder the provisions of Chapter 1O7 OF
the laws of 1881 and Article 81 of the General
Customs Regulations of 1915. and in pursuance
of the authority granted by the Commissioner
Of Navigation under date of June Y. 1913. on
The application of Percy N. Child. owner, the
name Of the gasoline yacht ''!dyl Wilde has
been changed to "Mayme;" This vessel was
milf in 1909: her official number is 2061s1.
and she measures 10 gross tons. JOHN D. @.
kOoGLE. Deputy Collector. 1S4t
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4OO-Acre Equipped Farm,
Income Last Year Over 5000

Nearly new 12-room house. baths: hot, cold
water: gas-lighted cement-foor main barn
big second barn; litter and feed carriers. ga
rage, storehouses, all good; smooth machine
worked fields. wire-fenced pasture, much wood.
timber fruit; on main road convenient town
aged owner for quick sale includes 10 cows.
long list farm implements. etc, at low price.
IS, 900, easy terms. Details this money maker
page Al, Catalog Bargains 10 States, copy
free Strout Farm Agency, 1922 N. Land Title
hldc PHILADELPHIA.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
81 3OO-S5OO Cash

S2.3OOIS5OO Cash
Near Wisconsin ave, at the $500 block: six
rooms; frame; semi detached: good lot this
property will undoubtedly increase in value.
: S3,OOO1S5OO Cash
Near the Smithsonian Institution: six rooms;
brick: bath: cellar: gas: well built and In en-
cellent condition. Would represent exceptional
-.lue for the money even IL all cash were
asked.
Our experience with property Of this descrip-
ton is that it sells very quickly.
THE COLUMBIA LAND CO.,
So Southern hrildinC. 18th and II.
Franklin 1892.
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HOTEL JACKSON

Virginia ave. First house from Boardwalk
and Steel Pier. Fireproof. Private baths.
Running water in rooms. American and Euro.
pean plan. Moderate rates. Ownership naa-
agement. = g. ]. BRO6Ak
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FOR ExCHANGE.

LARGE, ACTIVE LIST or RESIDENCES.
business and suburban properties. apartments.
building lots and farms on which excha1gs1
can be made; we are making 4 speciality and
have many advantageous propositions.
THOMAS J. FISHER CO.. 11e.
73S 18th st. NV.
Exchange Department.
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

\ TWO-EOOM HOUSE; u ACRE GROUND,
with fruit and shade trees; good water ~
minutes walk to and !. square from nus
line: church, schools and stores convenient
reasonable for cash or terms. Address hox
+ Star office
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BUNGALOW FOR SALEM BEAUTIFUL
and cool Mclean, Va; 500 feet elevation; just
completed; consists two bedrooms. parlor. din
ing room. kitchen and bath; furnace heat; hot
and cold water; electricity installed in Novem-
Der; half block from store and station; lot size
1OO1140: excellent asphaltum road to Washing
ton; school; churches; railroad fare, commu-
tation, IS. OF monthly on Washington and Old
Dominion road; % minutes to city. Price,
1880. Terms, part cash and $45 per month.
Inquire at store for Mackall bungalow. phone
l.. e. WITKOWSkI, Mclean, Va, or city tele
phone Main 37l5
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BEFORE BUILDING YOUR SUBURBAN
home be sure and have plans and specifca-
lions made; consult Smith. Box 2s5-T. Star
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10 &. South Carolina Ave.-N-ar Beaen and
Penna R. r. Large, airy rooms. Amer. plan
$3.50 up daily. SIS up weekly. Under new
mana ement
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WANTED.

TO Buys OR ROOM HOUSE. NEAR
cars; large grounds: brick stone preferred;
give full description, location and price. Ad-
dress Box 175-A, Star Office. Sc
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HOTEL Lorraine

St. Charles Place and Beach. Fresh and Sci
water baths; running water in rvo-as: elevator
Superior table; early rater; coach At trains
A. z. WAGNER. Prop. W. y. LAYTON. Mgr.
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MY 6 ROOMS AND BATH BRICK DWELL
ing in fine order: yard to alley; situated on
G ST. ne, 4 blocks from Union Station. Will
take 50 600: $500 cash only balance ON time.
Address Box 201-A. Star Office. 6s
BUNGALOWS 90, FULLY DETACHED. SAID
by builders and the public to be the most
up TO date of their kind on the market. 10
see one is to buy one. They are located at
Webster st. and Illinois ave-, u square north
of Grant circle tPetworth). Owner on premises
Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
PRICE RIGHT. TERMS RIGHT.
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HOWARD & HINES,
incorporated

eR. AND B.. PRESSED BRICK, BAY-wIN.
dow front. Good neighbOrhood. A nice home.
Price 50 800. Apply 1885 10th st. NV. lee
BUILD YOUR OWN HOME.
will show you how.
GUY s. ZEPP,
Representing Lewis Built Homes,
500 Southern Bldg Once hours. 4 to Pm.
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NEW sEvEN-RooM HOUSE AND BATH; 20
acres Of good soil: s acres in woodland; 200
fruit trees; barn. courthouse. chicken house
from electric line. Price. s.. 900. Terms,
Sc, 600 cash, balance to be arranged. ARTHUR
CARR. H. attsyille. Nd.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-04
NEWC0M GARAGE R A
BUILDS ADDITION
n. C Rusoh,, Of Council Bluffs, Visits
+ 1Denison Saturday and Awards
, al Contract for New Addition q. "a
|wm. SCHULTZ GETS coNTRAcE
New Addition to be 70x80, One Story,
Of Brick and Tile Construction
Extra Room Much Needed

H. C. Rusch, of Council Bluffs, was
in Denison on Saturday last and
awarded the contract for erecting an
addition to his building now occupied
by the Lincoln Highway garage. The
successful bidder was VIM. Schultz.
and he will commence work immedi-
ately. The addition will be 7Ox8O, one
story, and the building will be con-
structed of hollow tile with brick fac
ing. The addition will greatly facili-
tate Mr.. Newcom in the carrying on
of his automobile business. The
main room Of the building, now oc-
cupied as a storage, display and sales
room, will be remodeled to accommo-
date a display room, a rest room ard
parts room. The new addition will
accommodate the storage of cars, and
the repair department. A rear en-
trance will permit the driving of cars
in at the rear, and the main entrance
will not be so crowded as heretofore.
tMr NeWcom has contracted with the
Ford people whereby he gets the ex-
elusive agency for this territory, and
| is assured of a sufficient number of
cars to supply the demand. He will
carry full line Of cars and trucks and
also keep on hand complete line of
repairs for Ford cars.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-04
THE tt DANCE A y : :: 3.
OF SEVEN Wells !
Manager krauth Announces the Com
ing of Theda Bara in Salome for
| Next Tuesday and "Wednesday
lis A MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION
Scenes Taken in Southern California
by William Fox, in Which Jerusa-
lem of 20 3. c. is Reproduced.

At last people of Crawford county
are to see the celebrated Dance OF the
Seven Wells. After years of unre-
Quilted curiosity, engendered by weird
accounts of it's performance and BAN
ishment in the east, and nurtured by
a scarlet-hued picture of the virago
heroine that is as wild as old Wilde
can paint it, our people are to gaze
on the gyrating Saiome in frame far
more magnificent than offered by the
dramatic or operatic stage, where
alone she has heretofore been person.
flied. Theda >Bara, etcher OF erotic
figures on the screen, comes to the
opera house June 10th and 11th to
exercise her wiles on Herod and those
of his circle useful to her in Salome.
a magnificent production completed in
southern California by William Fox,
lin which Jerusalem of 40 B. G. Is
faithfully reproduced. Old biblical
prints served as scenic guide; and
as to the story, the facts related by Jo-
sephus, the great Jewish historian, are
adhered to rather than any OF the fam
ciful versions that have been based on
the original account. When the
Dance of the Seven Wells was first
presented to the public in the oper-
attic production of "Salome," being
the Oscar Wilde poem set to SYM
phonic music by Richard Strauss. a
sensation followed. Critics in New
York, scene of the premiere, heaped
criticism on Mary Gardens interpre-
tation of the dance, and the directors
of the Metropolitan opera house de-
cided that the first performance was
also to be considered the last. The
pictures have had the run of all the
leading cities Of the country. There
will be two shows each evening, start
ling at and 10. Admission, Is and
25 cents Press Note.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-04
KILLS BROTHER
ACCIDENTALLY
Tragedy Occurs at the Home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert ladendorf Five
Miles East of .Mapleton
22 cALIBRE RIFLE THE CAUSE
Harry Ladendorf Was Cleaning Rifle
. When 1t Was Accidentally Dis
charged, Killing His Brother.

MAPDETON, June 2-An accident
which occurred at the Mrs. Albert
Ladendorf home five miles east OF
Mapleton cast gloom oyer the en-
tire; community. Harry Ladendorf &C
cidentally shot and killed his twin
brother with % calibre rifle. The
boys had been squirrel hunting and
on returning home were sitting in the
automobile cleaning the gun. Harry
was cleaning the gun and Walter. was
sitting nearby when it was accident
ally discharged, the charge striking
Walter just above the left eye and the
bullet following the base of the skull
and settling itself in the back of his
head. The accident happened about 4
O'Clock. Walter was hurried to the
hospital in Mapleton where every
thing possible could be done by medi
cal aid was done. but without any
avail. He died at l o'clock in the
morning. Walter was a lad about IA
years old. g.. 49,.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-04
PHIL cRONIN INJURED
Returning From Dunlap on Horseback
in Turning Out for Car Thrown and
Second Auto Ran Over Him

DOW CITY, June Especial to the
Review-We find it our duty this
week to give an account of very seri
Gus accident in which Phil Cronin
figured. Our informant says that he
was coming here from Dunlap Friday
last on horseback and when near the
Liscomb home he turned his horse to
the side of the road for an approach
ing automobile. In so doing his foot
caught on a mail box near the road
and he was thrown from the horse. AT
the time another car was approaching
from the opposite direction and seem
ingly the driver, a lady of the vicinity
of Dunlap, was unable to stop the ma,
chine quic kenough to avoid the acci
cident Consequently this second car
passed over Mr.. Cronin and in trying
to clear the way the machine was
backed over onto him the second time
The unfortunate man was taken back
to Dunlap for aid. 1t was found that
several ribs were broken besides bad
bruises. He is being cared for at the
Child home in Dunlap and at present
is In a most precarious condition. Ev'
erything possible is being done for
him and all sincerely hope for. the
best. s- ~ So - 49, w., - -.s-