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The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-05-09
TODAY RED LETTER DAY.

Twenty-three years ago this after
noon L'Anse suffered from it's big
fire. Every building on the north side
Of the street from ]. B. Smiths store
to the parsonage burning down. The
fire caught in the filing room Of the
L'Anse Lumber Compans's saw mill
at 2:30 p. M, and at 6 o'clock no..hing
was left standing, the old ore dock q
well as the lumber piles goinG u N
smoke.
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Cause of Headache.

BY knowing the cause, disease
may often be avoided. This is par
ticularly true of headache. The most
common cause Of headache is disor-
dered stomach or constipation, which
may be corrected by taking few dos
es Of Chamberlain's Tablets. Try it.
Many others have obtained permanent
relief by taking these Tablets. They
are easy to take and mild and gentle
in effect advertisement.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-05-09
Welded WEDNESDAY.

AT Holy Name church at Assinins
Wednesday morning, Miss Marie Mar
garet Kicker of Covington, KY, be-
came the bride Of Nicholas Linder-
man, Rev. Douenberg performing the
ceremony.
The attendants were VIM. n. Lin
derman and his sister, Rose Margaret
Linderman.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-05-09
Do You Enjoy Life?

A man in good physical condition
is almost certain to enjoy life, while
the bilious and dyspeptic are despond-
ent, do not enjoy their meals and feel
miserable good share of the time.
This i'll feeling is nearly always un-
necessary. A few doses of Chamber
lain's Tablets to tone up the stomach,
improve the digestion and regulate
the bowels is all that is needed. Try
advertisement.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-05-09
GOES INTO ARMY.

William White of Wells, formerly
of L'Anse and Pequaming, has left for
Rockford, ILL.,, for few weeks train
ing before leaving for overseas serv-
ice with the army in France. He, as
well as Frank Dawson, John Johnson,
Eddie McCarty and Joseph Smith OF
Wells expect to start overseas May
Gath. MIR. White expects to visit here
about the 10Th of this month.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-05-09
NEW ENGINEER.

On Tuesday George E. Deffoe Of
Baraga was appointed engineer of the
municipal hydro electric plant, suc-
ceeding George Rice, who has held
the position the past winter.
Mr.. Deffoe has had experience in
this line of work and will make good.
L'Anse also welcomes him ,as he is a
man well alive to the interests Of any
town in which he resides.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-05-09
About Rheumatism /.

Rheumatism causes more pain and
suffering than any other disease, for
the reason that it is the most common
Of all ills, and it is certainly crafty
ing to all sufferers to know that there
is remedy that will afford relief and
make rest and sleep possible. It n
called Chamberlain's Liniment-
vertisement.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank the friends and
who assisted US during the
illness and after the death Of our be-
loved daughter and sister. also the
donors Of the beautiful floral offer
ings, assuring all that their kindness
es will ever be gratefully remembered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolf Melin
and Family.
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zines and newspapers of this coun-
try. This comedy will be shown at the
Pastime next Tuesday.
Sessue Hayakawa, the well-known
star Of "The Bottle Imp" "Alien
Souls" and other productions, is the
star of the production and he has been
able to lend to the character of Togo
all the charm and humor of his great
genius.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-05-09
OLD SKANEE RESIDENT DEAD.

John Smith, a resident of Skanee
the past twenty years, died Wednes-
day morning at six o'clock, after a
few months illness. He was sixty
nine years of age, and enjoyed the
friendship of large number of Ska
nee people.
The funeral was held Thursday af-
ternoon, interment being in the Ska
nee cemetery.
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James Grace, 21a days team on
village road. d................ IL 90
Martin Grace, days labor vii
lage road .... ................. w
]. E. StGermain, $50 gallons
gasoline .......... Do %
Baraga County Garage G. Sup
ply Co., overhauling truck. rs 90
Stearns G Culver Lumber Co.,
plank ~. 90
Gilbert Cheput, 8 days labor
Pequaming road ........... 8 90
Spencer Dakota, 212 days labor
Peouaming road ........... Z so
Billy Jackson, 8 days labor Pc
quaming road .............. 90
James Jackson, 3 days labor Pc
quaming road d.............. D 90
Nelson Pennock, Az days labor
Pequaming road .........,. 13 so
Frank Foote, 8 days labor Pc
quaming road .............. 8 90
Geo. Edwardsen, 2 days team
Pequaming road .......... 8 90
Sam Boivin, 11a days team Pc
quaming road ............. 10 so
Geo. Selden, Az days labor Pc
quaming road ............ 13 so
Philip Voetsch, unloading 3 cars
stamp sand ............... IL 90
Antoine Cote, Az days labor
Pequaming road ........... 13 80
Ed Menard, s days on truck. 16 rs
Town Hall Fund.
Hansen Hardware Co., mater
ial for hall ............... 33 60
Paquette Cash Grocery, mer-
chandise ........ IS
Cohl & Levitsn, merchandise. Is
eneral Fund.
L'Anse Sentinel, printing. .114 90
J. H. Shuts, registration books Is so
John Campbell, treasurer bond. rs 90
John T. Kernnen, election ex- q
penses Prec. 3.........,.. 40 85
John Campbell, 8 bd. meetings. 8 90
Doubleday Hunt Dolan Co., 9
booths ~. ...........-...... l3 80
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L'ANSE TOWNSHIP
BOARD PROCEEDINGS.

Regular meeting held on the oath
day of April, A. d. 1919.
There were present Supervisor Nil
sen, Justice Of the Peace Campbell
and Clerk Connor. Absent, Justice
of the Peace Olsen.
Meeting called to order by Super
visor Nilsen.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were approved as read.
Motion by Campbell, supported by
Connor, that the following bills be al
lowed by the vote following:
Road Improvement Fund.
H. Keranen, 6 days team snow
plow Herman n.............. AZ 90
VIM. Keranen, 2 days labor at
herman ............. w
Toivo Salonen, 21s days team
herman ............. ~ oO
Toivo Salonen, IL days labor
herman oU
Jaffet Hokkanen, day team
Herman ............... w
Matt Hokkanen, day labor at
Herman .................. w
Matt Hakkanen, 1 day overseer
Herman ................. 3. 25
John Campbell, insurance on
truck ~. "a so
Sam Spruce, fixing culvert... 6 90
Elof Thorsen, 3 days labor Pc
quaming road ............. 8 90
Con Steinmetz, labor and ma
terial, sand bin. ........ 81 10
Dave Pcnnock, e days labor Pc
quaming road .............. 6 90
Chas. Pennock, 2 days labor Pc
quaming road .............. 6 90
Geo. Edwardsen, 6 days team
Pequaming and Skanee roads AZ 90
Spencer Dakota, 2M days labor
on village road .......... 2 so
Gilbert Chaput, 8 days labor on
Skanee and village roads. -. 8 90
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NINE STUDENTS IN L'ANSE
GRADUATING CLASS.

The graduation exercises for the
L'Anse high school will be held this
year July End or 3rd, there being four
girls and five boys in the class. The
class roll is as follows:
Ida Bogue, Rose Peterson, Leona
Gauthier, Kathleen Stack, Robert Eg-
erer, Francis Stack, Theron DeLude,
Thurston Stenson and Forrest Jorden.
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CURTIS BABY DEAD.

The five months old child of Mr..
and Mrs. James Curtis died Monday,
after five months illness. The fun
eral was held Wednesday, Rev. Smith
of L'Anse officiating, interment being
in the Pinery cemetery.
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DRIVES TRACTOR TO
ONTONAGON COUNTY,

Elmer E. Westrom, Baraga county
agent for the Moline tractor, left for
Ontonagon Wednesday, driving TO
that place with one of his tractors to
give a demonstration.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-05-09
JAPANESE SCHOOLBOY WILL
DRIVE AWAY BLUE DEVILS

A comedy that will prove most
effective antidote for the blues or any
thing family resembling them, is
"Hashimura Togo" a fascinating
screen version Of Wallace Irwin's own
Japanese schoolboy stories which are
so familiar to readers Of the naga-
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-05-09
BARACA COUNTY COURT CALENDAR
Term beginning May 19, 1919, at Il a. r.
CRIMINAL CAsEs-TR1AL BY JURY.


CRIMINAL CASES-TRlAL BY JURY.
p: ~ ooe
-, ~ ~ p-
state Oh hi'cmgah
-, e,,x
~ ,, - ~ oep ~
,, ~, o., n
The People of the H. A. Brennan
state CT Michigan
vs.
ioiNo =. 1Htiia
Forgery.
Docket NO. 2 M File NO. Sos-b
Inc People OF the H. A. brennan
VS. .
John Duguav
Maintaining Gambling Room.
,..r. -, , - ,a.
Docket NO. tl File NO. 3ze-B
rreu W. Hho Legendre q McNaly
Hugh Nesbitt ~. o,connor
Trespass on the
Docket No. 5 File No. 349-B
Andrew Horkkinen
Jobe Hitunen c. o. Oliver
Replevin-Appeal from Justice Court.
no.l,o NJ EI ID
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LARGE CONFIRMATION CLASS.

Bishop Els of Marquette will be
in L'Anse Sunday, May 18th, to con-
firm class Of between forty and fit..
ty members of Sacred Heart church.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-05-09
TAX SALE HELD TUESDAY.

Lands sold for taxes in the county
treasurer's Office Tuesday netted the
sum of five thousand dollars. Quite
few attended the sale.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-05-09
GIRL WANTED.

Girl wanted for general housewcfk-
Good wages. Address Mrs. p. l.
Morrow, Herman, Mich. 5-t1
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CARD OF THANKS.

take this means ofthanking the
many kind friends and neighbors for
their assistance during the illness and
after the death of my beloved broth
er, Dan Madosh. Their kindnesses
will always be remembered.
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ULTIMA HoRA

WASHINGTON. Sc espera
hoy la contestacion del presi-
dente Carranza a la nota de
Lansing.
ROMA.--los Diputados socia-
listas presentaran al ParIamen-
to una proposition para recono-
Ger al gobierno Soviet" ruso.
WASHlNCTON.-El represen-
tante a la camara Mr.. Tinkham
entiende que la junta de niveIa-
ci6n azucarera puede ''contro-
lar" las zafras oubanas hasta ell
aiio de 1923, fundandose en- la
ley de la constitution de dicha
Junta.
.PARIS.-Hoy embarcaron los
PIenipotenciarios de los Esta-
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Ell diSCurSO del Sc
Cret. de la Guerra
en- eI c. de BaIIaja
Tornado taquigrhfi-
camente para
Gel Mundo"

"Nunca he visitado IN Isla.pero
algtinos de mis- companeros De
viaie me han hablado dc este
hermoso pals. De su hospitalidad
y del progTeso que en- 81 periodo
de veinte amos IVA fenido. Ello
me asombra y me hace Greer
que cualquier otro pals hubiera
tardado sigIos en- teneS tan ad-
nirabIe desarrolIo.
la lealtad dc los portorri-
quenos ha sido puesta 4 prus.
ba. Primero: en In actitId que
adopto IN Isla cuand0 IN gran
Republica entr6 EN- ~ conflicto
mundial. Y segundo: cuando 81
regimiento de Puerto Rico fus
destinado al Canal Dc Panama.
o sea al punto mas vulnerable
del orbe. en- el cual presto ex-
celentes seTvioios dugante Fl cur
so de In guerra.
Felicito Al Cobernador por
vuestro progreso. y. n N sex.
(Continaa es u -. psKina.1
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I'm famOSO aViadOr
auStraIianO reCO-
IRE 1850 miNas
FL rnariscal Foch pasa
revista q un hume
roso ejercitO
(POR CABLE INGLES)

True translation filed with the Post
master at San Juan, p. r. on Dec. 9Th.
1919, of the following cables as requir.
ed by Sec. 481 liz B. P. L. & Reg. 1913
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miliiar en- Aiemania 10 ha masfts aan.
= encaentse aaotnwsiaa y aeapms4t1
pfonto
En- Alemania -@diio roth stis ~
piensa en- Il desqaise Ests ldss lnfs.
ma "a q espiritu ds todos o. Iemanss
Los iefes los oheiaiss , ies msssifss
incuican es'a idsa ~ il iovfn asns.
raci6u.
Francis coneiuy5 dlcisnao. pef 10
timo. Fl ilusfrs Mafscsi ~ pusde
por ninEhn concspio psrmsnrcsr dss.
armada ante u Aismania a. ahafa. pus
no ha sido agreg6 ui apissisas nj
desmembrada en- nlnaaua ferns a.
cuanio l. sea possible. - isvsnfafs as
nuevo y caera como hnlsrs sabrs Il fs.
rritorio frances.
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FOCh teme que los
aIemaneS invadan
Otra vez a FranCia
Lo que dice el ilustre
mariscal al anew
York World"

FL peri6dico New York World pu.
blica una interview concedida por 81
mariscal Foch al Corrosponsal de Ia
mencionada publication neoyorkina en-
Paris.
El Mariscal expreso que estara en-
los Estados Unidos antes de dos meses.
con el prop6sito dc poner dc relieve an.
te aquel pueblo que Francis debe con
seguir garantias de seguridad, cs de !
cir, apoderarse de la linsa del Rhin.
en- lugar de accptar teorias de una e.
tabilidad POGO probable.
Todos los pueblos necesitan baneras
naturales -agreg6 el Mariscal los
Estados Unidos cuentan con Ell Oceano
Auantico; InglaterTa. con el Mar del
Norte y la Mancha. Francia. sin barre
ras, debe tener el Rhin
FL Mariscal agreg6 que es precise
evitar, por todos los medios posibles
que Francia vuelva encontrarse en-
una situacion analoga Ia que tuvo
al principle de la guerra, en- Ia cual
Sc sacrifice, de modo tan her6ico. co.
mo horrible, para permitir a sus aiiados
que terminaran sus preparedness
Los amreicanos enviaron espIendidos
contingencies pero ''lIegaron den1aslado
tarde'', -dijo el Mariscal Toch por
que ell apoyo do las alianzas resHIta asm
pre- tardio.
Es superauo -afiadi6-- continuar ha
blando de Ia patetica "Liga dc Nacio
nes'' y de la protection que este orEa.
nismo podria Concsder Francia.
La "Liga'' no pasa do ser un pro.
yecto --aiiadi6 el Mariscal-. Ademas
-dijo.- la "Liga" no podra man
tener la paz que Sc le cxigc 81 las con.
diciones del tratado no son exactamen.
te cumplidas.
Por 10 que sc refcre a Francia =
agreg6 el Mariscal-, debe conservar m
poderoso ejercito. porque el espiritu
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bras. n preseutaei6n ds uuesiro dis
tinrubio hussped tna sumenaaiss
tplaudieron efusivamsnie euan.lo -.
e. sc lesHrto para defir ~ di@eursa.
~ Mlnisfro de u Cuefra hahia psu.
sadamente. con repose. come qaien
Va selecciouando con gran fui,iado lss
frases. v rrununtia En- un in9isa aae
to'ios ios roftorriqufhss ali pfesen-
tes pldicrou entensler ueffeeihmen
e. Hay una Rran rrssislan y exse
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Ell MARlSCAL FOCH PASA
REVlSTA A LAS TROPAS

PARIS, diciembrA 10.-En
union del comisario general. Mr..
MiIIerand, que lie acompaia des-
de Estrasburgo, ell mariscal Foch
ha pasado revista a las tropas
francesas recohcentradas en-
Metz con ell pSop6sito de inva-
dir a AIemania, 81 persiste en-
no cumpIir las condolences que
lie exigen los AIiados.
lFoch expuso que ell castigo de
AIemania, 81 Sc obstina en- vio-
lar 10 pactado, sera terribIe.N
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Ell banqusts en- honor del Sscrstsrio De Ia Glspa

LA VISTA De Mr.. BAKER TEN
ORA UNA GRAN SIcNIFIcAcIoN
PARA PUERTO RICO. AUcURA
UN GRAN PoRvENIR PARA
ESTA ISLA PoR SU RELAcIoN
CON Ell CANAL De PANAMA
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Desde las tres de la tarde afuyo nu-
meroso publico al muelle niimero cinco,
de San JUAN que era ell designado para
thern Pacific, donde viajan ell Ministro
de la Guerra, de los Estados Unidos,
Mr.. Newton D Baker, ell general March
y vsrios altos oiciales del Ejercito y
de la Marina.
Entire las primeras personas que acu-
dieron al muelle recordamos los Sc
iiores Guerra Mondrag6n, Juan B. Huy-
Ike, Hernandez Lopez, Giorgetti, Lastra
Charriez, Rossy, Jose E. Benedicto, los
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jueces del Supreme: Conrado Herman
dez, Wolf Y Hutchinson; Barcelo, Sal
vador Mestre, Sanchez Morales, Ruiz
Soler, PARA Capo, Eduardo Ferrer,
Fansworth, valdes, Leopoldo Feliu, Bon
ner y Willard.
Mas tarde fueron llegando otras per-
sonalidades politicas, y altos funciona-
rios del Gobierno, hasta que Ell muelle
estuvo materialmente Heno de 10 mas
selecto de la sociedad portorriquena.
AL mando del captain Schettini Y del
sargento Bonilla, habia un piquete de
policias perfectamente alineados, y con
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ENERCICA DISPOSITION
CONTRA LOS MlNEROS

WASHINGTON, diciembre TO-
EI DR.. Garfield y ell attorney ge-
neral de los Estados Unidos, Mr..
Palmer, han dicho, con toda
energia, a los Leaders de los
mineros decIarados EN- huelga,
que. ST no deponen su actitud,
seran las tropas las que bajen a
las minas, sustituyendoles, pues
10 1nico que interesa a la ma
cion es evitar que sucumban de
frio, durante ell invierno, mu-
chos miIIares de famifias, por
faIta de .combustibIe para la ca
Iefaccion.
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Anoche, segin sc habia anunciado.
el pueblo dc Puerto Rico festeio a st
distinguido huesped, el Miuistro de-
la Guerra, Mr.. Newton ID. Baker. con
un esplendido banquete en- 81 Hotel
Condado Vanderbilt, al que asistic
ron los altos funcionarios del gobier-
no. representations de Ia Camara y
el Senado, de la prensa, y Fl Gober-
nador.
En- primer termino habl6 81 Gober-
nador, quien hizc, en- bleves pala-
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La Iegada del1Secretario de la
Guerra, Mr. Newton D. Baker
Ell general March el Ministro quedan gratamente
impresionados de la marcialidad discipline
de los soldados portorriquenos

guantes blancos, esperanto la llegada
del transporte. La policia, podemos de
cir, cumplio con su deber.
Los AUTOMOBILES, a medida que iban
llegando, fueron alineandose on una
larga hilera, dentro del muelle. Por Las
lnmediaciones estaban algunas compa.
fias del regimiento de Puerto Rico, y la
banda militar, la cual ejecut0 un her
moso pasodoble, cuando desembarc6 el
Ministro.
Momentos antes de auacar ell trans
porte Northern Pacific, pudimcs yer
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La hueIga ferrO-
(WaTia Sc enCuentra
Zen Was de aTregIO
Una carta que nos
rernite el Cornit6
Co1junto
---
Sr. Willard
Manager OF the
Am. Railroad Co. Of p. II.
San Juan, P. r.
Muy senior nuestro:


Muy senior nuestro:
Recibimos su respues.a las esDeci-
ficaciones que previamente nuestros abo
gados Peha y Soto Rivera lie entrega-
ron al senior Toro y en- la cual mani
fiesta que pesar de no haber recono-
cido nosotros en- justicia la Comisi6n
de Conciliacion, esta usted dispuesto
someter la dispu,a existente I'm Co.
mite de Arbitraje independence de di-
cha Comision de Conciliaci6n Y al efec.
to ell su carta especiflca las condicio.
nes que la American Railroad" exige
para nombrar dicho Comite
Reunidos pues ell Comite Conjunto de
La huelga, hemos decidido someter a u.s.
ted estas ontra-proposiciones
Primero: FL Comite de Arbitraje de-
bera estar compuesto de dos personals
nombradas por la Compahia, dos nom
bradas por los representatives de los en-
pleados en- huelga, y una quinta perso-
ma por las cuatro asi nombradas.
Segundo:-Los empleados en- huelga
pernianecsran sin concurrir al trabajo
hasta que oil Coniite de Arbitraje haya
llegado un acuerdo y Sc conozca Ell
laudo, el cual sera sometido al voto de
referendum de los empleados.
Las razones que tenemos para formu-
lar estas dos proposiciones son las ST.
guientes:
En- su proposition primera pide usted
Sc nombren tres miembros, y nosotros
pedimos cinco para Ell Comite de Arbi-
traje, porque entendemos que de esta
manera las parties estaran propiamente
Representatives y su labor sera mas INTEL
gente y efcaz.
En- cuanto la segunda proposition
no podemos aceptar que los empleados
EN- huelga cuyos servicios puedan ser
requeridos por la Compafiia volveran a
trabajar inmediatamente, bajo las con-
diciones existentes al momento de la
huelga, en- tanto ell Comite de Arbitra
je resuelva Ell conhicto, porQue enten.
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Ef SaAzdear de Cuba Sc ''controIara' hasta 1923

dos Unidos en- las conferencias.
de la Paz.
WASHINGTON. - Contin1a
la huelga del carbon. Los mine
ros dicen que ceIebraran una
nueva reunion para decidir su
actitud definitiva.
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POST DARWIN (AustraIia)
diciembre 1o.-LIego ell aViador
australiano Foss Smith, en- via
je aereo desde IngIaterra. Re-
corrio 1880 miIlas y gan6 ell
premio de diez mil Iibras ester
Iinas ofrecido por ell gobierno
austraIiano.
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Ultima hord

ma auedads dennitivaments instaia.
10 Il taller ds "Ei Bfulo" 0leaa 81
san Jose Ne. E. Ll&msls ~ tslafoua
SEQ. Adsl,
The spectator., 1919-09-09
PLANES IN MISSION WORK
Gospel Workers Believe They Can Be of Considerable Value in
 Spreading the Word.

flying boat or m airplanc may soon form part of the equipment of modern missions in Africa. according to q letter received hy n motor corpo- ration from the Congo mission of the Disciples of Christ. the headquarters of which are at Coquilhartville Bel sian Congo, says the New York Eve ming Sun.
 "We are interested in the matter of the purchase of flying boats Ia replace wholly or in part the fleet of launches which We have been planning for Serv- ice in communication between our va riouS stations, the letter stated We have a large river steamer for trans poraliou between stations which sea planes might supply. Our area is about zoo miles east and west and 200 miles north and south in extent.
 The whole area is covered we'll by an extensive system of waterways. In inland points landings might he made in small machines in the straight, smooth. central streets of the native towns. which in this section are usual ly clear of grass and other obstruc- tiOuS and are not less than 100 feet vide
The spectator., 1919-09-09
ALL RIGHT FOR HIM TO SIGN
Mail Carrier Need Not Have Worried as to the Responsibility of
 His Questioner

The mail carrier had a registered letter among the many he was deliv- ering to one Of the big business insti- iutions of the city. The manager was not in his usual place, and the >tenog rarher was temporarily out of her chair \ man sitting in q room nd- jacent spoke up: Can do anything for you?"
 "l don't know whether you can or not" said Uncle Sam's man; T have Il registered letter here and somebody has to sign for it."
 Well. l guess can sign for it."
 Il don't know whether you can or not. don't know you"
 Well, I'm it around here" and he reached for the letter
 When the mail man looked at thc signature he noticed il was signed
 -, whom he recognized as the sole owner of the big institution.
The spectator., 1919-09-09
A SUMMER COLD

A cold in the summer time, as every body knows, is the hardest kind of a cold to get rid of The best and quick. est way is to go to bed and stay there If you can, with q bottle of "Boschees syrup handy to insure a good nights rest, free from coughing. with easy ex- pectoration in the morning
 But if you can't stay in bed you must keep out of draughts, avoid sudden changes, eat sparingly of simple food and take occasional doses of Boschee's Syrup, which you can buy at any store where medicine is sold safe and effi- ,ient remedy, made in America for more than fifty years. Keep it handy.-Adv.
The spectator., 1919-09-09
Ca|omeI Loses You a Days Work!
 Take Dodson's Liver Tone Instead Read my guarantee! If bilious, constpated or head achy you need not take nasty, sickening, danger
 calomel to get strengthened up.

Every druggist in town--your drug giSt and everybody's druggist has mo- ticed great falling off in the sale of calomel. They all give the same req son. Dodson's Liver Tone is taking its place.
 "Calomel is dangerous and people know it, while Dodson's Liver Tone is perfectly safe and gives better re- sults,' said a prominent local druggist Dodson's Liver Tone is personally guaranteed by every druggist who sells it. A large bottle doesn't cost very much, but if it fails to give easy relief in every case of liver sluggish ness and constipation, you have only
The spectator., 1919-09-09
to ask for your money back.

Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasant tasting, purely vegetable remedy harmless to both children and adults Take a spoonful ,,t night m wake up feeling fine; nc biliousness, lck head ache acid stomach or constipated bowels, It doesn't grfpe or cause in- convenience all the next day like vio- lent calomel. Take a dose of calomel today and tomorrow you will feel weak. sick and nauseated. Don't lose a days work Take Dodson's Liver Tone instead and feel fine. full of vigor and ambition.-Adv.