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May II.


Bucksport.
The new q. A. K. hall, made Of the old
grammar school building, was dedicated
Thursday evening.
Clara Elizabeth CHM died at her home
in Melrose, Mass, Wednesday, after a long
illness, aged iitty-six years. Mrs. CHM
was native OF Bucksport, daughter of
the late George ". Herbert She leaves
daughter, Edith s, and sou George
Herbert CHM. The body WAS brought
here for interment in Oak Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Melville Chapman died at the
residence OF Levi Chapman, Tuesda of
last week, aged twenty-four years. She
leaves II ! Us band ana son three years of
age. Mrs. Chapman, whose maiden name
was Ada A. Murphy, Was born at TIE.
mont: and had resided here but a short
time. The remains were taken TO IRE
mont Thursday by steamer "Gimbris"
Mrs. Leonora White Parker, the last
member OF the family of the late Nathan
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North Penobseot.
Rev. MIR. Garland thinks of spending his
vacation in Canada.
At last Penobscot is to have a safe for
the protection of its records.
/ Lucy Perkins has returned from Castine,
where she has spent the winter with her
son George.
/ Hiram Leach and wife, who recently
returned from Brockton, are both down
with the grip.
Mark Deyereux, Penobscot's energetic
tax collector, was looking after the I'M
collected taxes for last year last week.
The school IT the Cove will commence
Monday. 1t has been waiting two weeks
for the measles to attack the teacher
Otis Snowman, a prosperous merchant
at the Cove, has purchased the Charles
Hartman farm in Bucksport and as soon
as he can dispose of his stock OF goods will
move there.
Mrs. A. w. Hutchins, with her two
granddaugh ters, Helen and Edith Ordway,
arrived from New York last week and will
spend the summer in her cottage on
Mount Delightful.
New cases OF the measles are daily crop
ping out but so far no critical cases have
been reported. Harry Haynes and Hugh
Soper are out again. Laura Lowell, Mrs.
Rose Haynes and Bernice Haynes are re-
ported on the sick list.
May IA III.
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Committee on resolutions

Winter Harbor.
James Weber has a new house up and
partly finished.
Mrs, Della Baker, of Steuben, is visiting
relatives in town.
William Sargent is at home from Rock
land where he has been employed.
Mrs. c. +. Smith. who has been spend
ing the winter in Boston, returned Mon
day
DIR. A. L. Small has purchased and
moved into the II. +. Tracy house The
doctor has nicely fitted office in con-
nection with his residence
The Winter Harbor band is engaged to
go to West Sullivan May 80, to furnish
music for the Memorial exercises. 3. T..
Tracy, OF this town, will deliver the
address.
The various schools in this town are pro.
crossing timely. Sumner Mills, of Ston-
ington, and Mrs. Idella Hill, Of Brooslln,
are teaching the village school, Rufus
Bick ford at Lower Harbor, and Helen
Pickett at Mark Island.
Winter Harbor lodge, f. and 4 NJ con-
ferred the third degree upon Sidney Doyle,
OF Corea, Wednesday evening. A banquet
followed. Visitors were present from Bar
Harbor lodge, Pleides lodge of Milbridge,
Reliance lodge of Stonington, and large
delegation from David A. Hooper lodge OF
West Sullivan. most pleasant and en-
joyable occasion is reported.
May II +.
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May


Mount Desert Ferry,
Miss Pnene Klef weut . Bar Harbor
this morning.
Miss Hottie Clark and Miss Zeuaida
Kellum nave gone t Bar Harbor.
Miss Laura Treworgy, o. Surry. is
teaching here. She is liked very much.
Mrs. Sarah Young aud Frank Colby
were chosen as delegates 20 attend the
meeting OF Riverside local union, Y. P S.
c. E which VIII convene at East La
moline May Is
May Il. YANKApoo.
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BIuehill Falls.

BIuehill Falls.
Capt. p. NJ. Friend is moving into the
house formerly owned by Otis Carter.
The grip is still raging. The family of
A. r. Conary are the last victims. Mrs.
Conary and son Stuart are i'll.
Mrs. Burt Candage who has been very
ill is slightly better. Mr.. Candsge came
home for few days. He will return to
Massachusetts to-day.
May IA. SUB.
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M{pmA6ob0z5d&nl
PORTLAND, MAINE.
PORTLAND, MAINE.

Ere long the last defender of our noble repub.
lie will answer to the roll call the other shore.
Therefore belt
Resotrod, That in the death of Comrade Les.
ter Il. Washburp, Jas. A. Garfield post has lost
a worthy and active member. Although sit
uated SO far away that he could not attend our
meetings and camp fires, he nevertheless showed
iuterest In the &. A. X. that brought him In
close touch with all his comrades. As com.
mander of the post he was respected by all !;
- private In Co. l., Sist Maine volunteers
Though scarcely fifteen years old, he a
good soldier and true. We deeply mourn his
loss. and extend our sympathy to his aged
mother, brothers and sisters.
Resoired, That a copy OF these resolutions
be placed on record, that copy be cent to his
Borrowing moi her. that a copy be sent to THE
ELLSWORTH AMERICAN and Bangor CONNER
cidi for publication. and the hall be drapcd In
mourning for thirty days.
s. +. SNOWMAN,
J. II. MORSE,
T. S. OsGooD.
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TIE AMERICAS has suhscTtbers at 100
Of the ~ p0st-o fIces in Hancock county;
oil the 5taer peppers in the county com
osned do aat reach so many. THE AMER
IcAN Il not the only paper printed in
Rdncock county, and hos neDer claimed 90
be, but II IS the aRty paper that can prop
srty be caliea q COUNTY paper; all the
rest are aaar6i4 iocai papers. The circuld-
Son of TIE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Harbor Records summer list, Is larger
shan thai oI al the other papers printed
tn Roacoet county.
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Working Night and Day.
YANKAPoO.

The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made is DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. Every pill is sugar coated globule
OF health, that changes weakness into
strength, listlessness into energy, BRAIN
fag into mental power They're wonder
full in building up the health. Only 25c. per
box. Sold by :. d. WIGGIN
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NJ. L..

No man can cure consumption. You can pre-.
vent 1t though. Dr. Woods Norway Pine Syrup
cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma. Never
fatls.--ddrf.
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May IA.

To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netic. fun OF life. nerve and vigor, take No-To-
Bac, the wonder-woriser, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, zoe or 81. Cure guaran.
teed. Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
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Embellishments.
ShOrtneSS
of
Breath

Mrs. Vim. Adams, of IS Put
nam St, Providence, RI. SAYS.
"In isas mistaken with thegrip
4 and Mas confined Ia Iny hsd for
n eight long weeks. J no disease ieit
me 20 rostrutcd that ] could not
help myself In the least. | was
troubled greatly with sboFtness OF
A breath which wofid he brouc ht ON
d hy the slightest exercise or by
4 dAmpness in the air, bad no ap-
petite aud WA unable to keep any
thing but the lIshtesi food on tay
s;ofuacu-
al ala not seer TO he getting any
better and So changed my doctor
hut still received no benefit from
| the treatment. one day | saw an
| adveT, issm ent OF Hr. Williams
Piuk Pills for Pale People and made
up my mind 10 give them - trial.
noticed AN i'm pruYemrui from the
flrst and had Sken tui two or three
boxes when iny appetite returned
| mud felt very much stronger. l
\ WAS much encouraged and con
tiuued taxing he pulls In "a short
time the rhurtuSsS Of breath he-
came lss@ frequent and MAS soon
as we'll AS ear.
"Icannot tell how than kssii am
that took bf " i.iiatus Pink Pilis
i for Tale People aud ! earnestly fee
commsnd tlem "a aas ntr suffer
Ing from the after. fee Is of the
grip" Mrs WILLIAM ADAMS.
Subscribed ard sworn TO before
me In tho city of Providence, state
Of Rhode Island. This 18th day of
August, i$tS.
! WA. \. PHILLIPS, SatG-y FsSiie.
A. flff1 rw5sss or stir.es
froru Er VII ans Nsaiefn. 20.
s-ctsuretsdy :
"a rzzH.s lseg tsss g l1e1ss. y -.
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sS.tt~ilitl
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.

IL is With sad hearts that we are again SO coon
called TO mourn the loss of another comrade
IL reminds of the uncertainty of Hfe, and
that ranks are growing thinner each year
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May IA.

Great Pond.
Miss Grace Bracey is i'll with grip.
A. B. Haynes left Monday for his sport
ing camp at 10 Mary lakes.
F f. Mace was in Ellsworth and Bar
Harbor the first of the week.
Mrs Asa Williams returned home Tues
day, after an absence of several months
} I. Giles was in town Thursday on his
way to Boston. He returned to the drive
Saturday.
"rs. Fred Williams returned Tuesday
from Franklin, where she visited friends
for -e,cFal days.
Irving Andersen, of West Trenton,
arrived saturday 10 cook at F. Haynes
camp. Ltrev:ew.
Messrs Ellington and Lincoln, of Ban
gor, we're in The visiage Thursday on bust
ness connected with timber lands in this
vicinity.
A, IL. Stone, A. NJ. Stone, W. H. Craw-
ford and j. II. Orr, of Worcester, Mass,
went to Alligator lake to-day for week s
fishing. Frank Cunningham of Bar Har-
Dor, accompanied the party.
May 10. FLossIE.
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COUNTY NEWS.
- additional County Nesss see other pages

sau,h Penobscot-
Miss Helen Sprague is home from Med
field, Mass.
Mrs Ella Staples has gone to Castine to
do dressmaking.
Frank A. Miller is having an addition
built ON his house.
Chandler Bowden is at work in the store
of Miller & Littlefield.
Capt Ernest Perkins is home from the
West Indies for short vacation.
Horace Perkins, of waterville, has been
in wn several days recently.
Frank Gray has moved his family to the
Hathorn Farm Co.'s farm at North Penob
scot
Rob NJ. Thompson has gone to Quinne
baug Conn, where he has employment on
a farm.
George Babson and wife, of Foxcroft,
are stopping with Mr.. Babson's aunt, Miss
Mary IL. Perkins.
Mrs A c. Condor, who has been quite
ill with the grip, has improved sufficiently
to go out pleasant days.
Monday evening a five-cent entertain
ment under the management of the Will
ing Workers, was given at the hall. The
programme was as follows: REGULATIONS,
Marion Miller, Mrs. Lizzie Staples song,
Percy Perkins; accompanist, Mrs. Fred
Mitchell; dialogue, "There's many a slip,
'twixt the cup and lip" piano selections,
S Brainard Condor. After the entertain
ment ice-cream was on sale. Proceeds,
IS 10.
May u. CLIMAX.
waftham.
Mrs. George Kitchen is i'll.
Miss Maud Wilbur is at work at r. n.
Jordan's.
There was sing at George Stanley's
Wednesday evening.
Ernest Joroan has been quite ill with
the grip, but is improving slowly.
Mrs. Phebe Hsslem, who was reported
as gaining, is again quite low.
Winslow Moore and sister Belle, OF
Ellsworth Falls, were guests at NJ. X.
Hsslem's Sunday.
James Twynham had his stock of two
COWS increased to six recently, both cows
having twin calves.
Mrs, Lizzie Bragdon, who has been at
work at Alvah Haslem's, has returned to
her home in East brook.
G. l.. Jordan, who was called home by
the illness of his little daughter Leah,
has returned to his work on the river.
Mrs. Sarah Sbackford and grsnddaugh-
ter. who have been visiting friends here,
have returned to their home at Ellsworth
Falls.
May IA. II.
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Frankif;.-
c. II, Macon Der is in feeble health. All
hope soon to hear that be is improving.
Mrs, Marion Higgins, of Ellss orth, is
visiting ssr parents, c. H Macomber and
wife.
Mrs G W. Keniston is quite i'll with
heart trouble complicated with other dis .
eases.
Oliver Mcneil will go to Northeast Har-
Dor to-day, having employment there fin
ishing the addition to the Episcopal
church.
The new sch olhouse in district No :
Is progressing under Messrs. Sprague and
Fernald. That district. which has never
had schoolhouse, viii soon have a good
school building.
May A. j.
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How .A4.e Your Kidneys

DR. Hobbs sparagus Pills cure all kidney Ills. Sam.
ole free. Add sterling Keueoy Co. ChIcsgo or n. 7
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Marlboro
Mrs. Phebe Hodg kins is quite Ill.
Mrs. Fred Martin, OF Ellsworth, is visit
ing her parents, Isaac Vincent and wife.
Mrs. S. II. Remick has gone to Otis to
visit her parents ,Eben Kingman and wife.
School began May Z, taught hy NJ 50
Beatrice keiliher, of Hancock, formerly
OF Bethel.
Mrs. Sarah Hodgkins, who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Edward hodg
kins, In Ashville, the past winter, has IL
turned home.
May IA. ARE.
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s0uthwsst saruor.
John Ralph has had the postoffice build
ing painted.
New windows have been put into the
residence OF o. w. Cousins.
Harry I.awton has dressed his new house
out in fresh coat of paint.
Road Commissioner J. Albert Freeman
has biz gang of men and teams at work
repairing the roads and sidewalks of the
town.
Capt. Robert Colt is fitting up the yacht
"Aphrodite'', belonging to Joseph w.
Cooper, OF Philadelphia. The Coopers are
expected to occupy their cottage about
June l.
The c. E. society of the Congregational
church has elected officers for the ensuing
year as follows: President. Mrs. o. w.
Cousins; vice president, Fred j. Higgins;
treasure, Miss Leta Freeman; secretary,
Mrs. Fred Robinson.
Capt. Jacob Mayo has been using his
boat the "Willie Morse" to carry stone
from Hall Quarry to Machias to be made
into balastrades. Charles Newhall went
with him as first mate, cook, night watch
man, steward and foremost hand, being a
good man in any and all of these berths.
May IA. H.
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~ vTsN v%RFTAN
co. y i Il r. " ,.
Tor additional county %c'es esher pages.
Trenton.
k1rrREDGE MEMORIAL BELL.

IrentoH.
kTTTEEDCE MEMORIAL BELL.
Richmond Il. kittredge, of Bar Harbor,
son OF the late Benjamin kittredge, has
given to the people of Trenton, and
especially to those interested in the Bap-
tist church and Sunday school, great sur
prise, great pleasure and great present.
From his characteristic large hearted
uess, MIR Kittredge has generously pre-.
sented to the Baptist church in Trenton,
beautiful and costly bell, which has
awakened in all concerned the deepest
gratitude and called forth the most
genuine expressions of appreciation for his
thought fulness and generosity.
Last Sunday, May ID, as the musical
tones of the bel pealed out over field and
forest and hillside, calling to the sanctuary,
to the Sabbath school and to worship, the
very forest and hillsdes seemed to catch
the inspiration and by their echo to repeat
the call to worship, and to send back
glad voice of thankfulness.
May that beautiful bell as Sabbath after
Sabbath it shall ring in years to come, call
many to the sanctuary and to God.
May Il. SUBSCRIBER.
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-01-05
SPLENDID SITE CHOSEN.
city Council az Paris Indicates the
spot Where the WASHINGTON statue
VIII BE Erected.

Paris, Jan. >. The city council has
chosen the site for the equestrienne
statue Of Washington. 1t is al the in
tersectiou Of Avenue dIena, and the
Avenue Gu TrocaGero.
1t is fine site in the midst of the
American quarter, with the place Gu
Trocadero, the palais du Trocadcro,
the Arc Ge Triomphe and the Champs
Elysees close by. The pedestal has also
been approved by the council. The
United States ambassador, Gen. Hor-
ace Porter, has had charge Of the mat
ter and has devoted much time To 1t.
He found that the French people were
greatly pleased with the idea OF the
statue, which is the result Of efforts Of
patriotic American women, who raised
the necessary funGs by subscription.
II is desired 10 unveil the statue July
next. the anniversary OF Washington
acceptance Of his commission as gener-
al. which act the statue represents.
Daniel c. French is the sculptor of the
statue and the pedestal!
Charles Page Bryan, the United
States minister 10 Brazil, is here. Gen.
Porter has given u oinn,i in his honor.
He leaves for his post i'm day or 30.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-01-05
STORIES WERE TRUE.
OmcinI Reports Deal Vigorously with
the Terrible Experiences On
hoard the Mnnnuensc.

Manila, Jan. Col. Petit, com.
manding the Thirty-first infantry, and
Lieut.. Col. Hayes, who commanded the
three companies of that regiment on
board the transport Manauense, which
arrived here November 2s and reported
terrible experiences at sea, the steamer
being classed as unseaworthy, under.
manned and short of provisions, have
filed official reports corroborating in
every detail the story Of the pres, Il
the time, describing the hardships OF
the soldiers. The colonel's report
which is particularly vigorous, recon.
mends a claim against the ships own.
ers for the uniforms of the whole bat.
talon, which were ruined during the
passage
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-01-05
BRIBERY CHARGED.
Developments in the kcntucky Po-
iiticnI rie ht-InVol CT.
NhnIien.

Frankfort, Ky, Jan. 1.-The Harrell-
Whallen alleged attempted bribery SEN
sation which Disconnected the anti.
Goebel democrats at night was still
the overshadowing feature on the po-
il,ioai Doa1ds Tu.suoJ. ,oi. "'.aien
tcleoraphcd Commonwealth Attorney
Erarl-li- tbot VII o-,;vo frOro ' ouie-
willie and surrender to the court. tie
telegT5 pled 10 his friends Geu! t- he
charge brought against him by Senator
Harrell. The Goebel leaders promise
very sensational Development, when
the trial of Whallen comes on and also
when the legislative committee goes to
hearing evidence on the guberuatorial
contest.
In the house South Trimble, for
speaker, received the full IS democratic
votes and j. 4. Haswell all OF the AZ
republican.
For president pro TEN. of the SEN
ate Senator Goebel was elected.
The four democratic senators who
bolted the caucus Monday night voted
for the caucus nominees Tuesday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-01-05
OHIO LAWN AK Frs.
state Legislature Assemblies at CO.
lumbus-First session Brief
and JnimpOrtnnt.

Columbus, O., Jan. 2.-The seventy.
fourth general assembly met Monday
and elected the republican caucus nom
inees by strict party vote. An adj
jOurnment was then taken until to-day,
when GOV Bushnell's message viii be
read. Under the reorganization Judge
A. G. Reynolds, of Lake county, is
speaker of the house and Oscar Shep-
ard president pro tenn. of the senate.
Lieut. GOV. Jones holds over until next
Monday when he will be succeeded by
Hon. John \. Caldwell. Of Cincinnati.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-01-05
BANK NOTE CIRCULATION.
1899. IL Was S240, 105,523, an In
crease for Year Of ~, tGO,41S.

Washington, Jan. 1.-The monthly
circulation statement issued by the
comptroller of the currency shows that
at the close of business December 30,
1899, the total circulation of national
bank notes was S246. 1876, 500, an increase
for the year of s.. 460,4lS, and an in
crease for the month of s.. 435 ,27j. The
circulation based on United States
bonds amounted TO s2G9,;j9,9S5, De
crease for the year of Sl,2j6,002 and N
increase for the month of $685. s3.
The circulation secured by law
money was $50, 435.53S. an increase
the year of $6.7lG.420. and an incrd
for the month of 81 .s31.192
The amount of United States r.
tered bonds on deposit to secure e.
lating notes was $234. 4s4.j7O, and d
cure public deposits S55.0o7 $50. -
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-01-05
TWO BRITISH VICTORIES.
Gen. French Defeats Beers at Coles
berg and Takes Posses
sion of Town.
COL. PITCHER CAPTURES B0ER LAGER
Takes 40 Prisoners BESIDES the Killed
and S.OunGes!-Ibc Success 81 t.tn.
French Creates better spirit In
EngInnd-Gen. Mcthuen's Position
IL Reported Unchanged.

London. Jan. 2.-The success Of Gen.
French's column is at length confirmed
officially, the war Office Tuesday after
noon issuing a dispatch from Cape
Town Monday, January /, rs follows;
French reports at two p. IN. Tuesday
from Coleskop, by Photograph, as fol-
lows:
Leaving at Rensburg. holding the en-
envy in front half Of the First Suffolks
and a section of the Royal horse artillery,
/ started thence al 1--WE in the afternoon,
December 81. taking with me five squadrons
Of cavalry, half OF the Second Berks and
so mounted infantry, infantry carried in
WAGONS. and ton guns J halted for four
hours at Maidor's farm and at 800 this
morning occupied the kOpje oVerlookils
and westward OF Cole burg. The enemy
outposts were taken completely by sur
prise. At daylight We shelled the Hanger
and tnnladed the Tigh, OF the enemy pO-
sition The artillery fire in reply was very
hot from a 1J-pounder using royal labora-
tory ammunition and other guns. w
slenced the guns on the cncmYs right
flank demonstrating with cavalry ana
guns 10 the north of Colesburg. towards
the junction. Whar. strong ldaScr Of the
enemy was holding hill. and a position
southeast Of Colesbcrg. as far as the juno
ton Some thousands of Beers with two
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-01-05
Suggestion from Indy Churchill.

New York. Jan. >. - \ letter from
Lady Randolph Churchill has been re-
ceived by Mrs. Caroline j. Taylor, chair
man 81 thc woman NOn.A.i,t,O % The
Psychological section of the Medico
Legal society, in which she says the
only reasonable way 10 base petition
for the release of Mrs. Maybrick is on
the plea that she il innocent, but thar
even if she is guilty she has been pun
ished enough.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-01-05

Ter, who left the city with warrants
for the persons whose names are in
Guided i'm the latest grand jury IN
dlctment, covering the alleged MILF
tary board frauds, has not yet re-
turned. Neither eN-Quartermast ter
Gen. White, whose home is in Grand
Rapid.. nor eV-Adit. Gen. Marsh.
whose LONE is in Allegan, have yet
appeared here The grand jury sos
sion resumed Tuesday afternoon. The
work of the jury is expected to end
this week, rs a new term OF court,
presided over by new Judge, begins
next week
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-01-05

Milwaukee. Jan. .. Harry Dean has
been appointed Wisconsin state agent
of The Pcrc Marquette Railroad COM
pauy This will place under Mr.. Deans
charge all he traffic in Wisconsin out
side of Milwaukee of the consolidated
interests embraced i'm the new company
via car ferries operating from Milwau-
koe and ManitoWoc.