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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-17
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Der Jiibrer Der ridden Rationale
item i'm britii4en unterbaufe, Sobn
Rebmonb, bat in elmer in Donegal gez
bdltenen Hebe, in ipel9er ct sei6loFez
mes 3ufammengeben aIer Srldnber
innerbalb biefer partei forberte, err
Hart, buB es Smif4en biefer unb Der
gegentpdrtig berrihenben liberalen
partei gnalanos tein 8iinonib geben
Tonne, 10 lange lie Srlanb ntdt bas
rpIle MaB Der anseftrebten 9ome Nule
sepdbren tonne. @leid5eitig sriff er
bas Oberbaus beftis an, neil es an
bem @eieB, bas bic Wieberein5eBune
ausgetriebener iriiher pdhter anorb=
net, reaftiondre Menberunsen porse=
nommen bat. Damtt CAB ct nur ge=
rehtem nnpilIen Musbrud, politild
ansebrddt ipar es basesen lpobl nidt,
baB er bic Rluft spii9en feiner unb
ber Iiberalen partei 70 fart betonte.
Denn tpenn es aud ri1tig lit, bab lie
nidt imftanbe, Srlanbs Jorberunsen
8dn3 5u erfiillen. 10 bat iie bod benz
feIben 10 bel gI;tgegentommen beipiez
fen. ipie iie in ibrer Steluns nur perz
Inohte. @s tpirb lanse ipdbren, Biz
cine partei Inn parlament es bur1z
feben fam, benz irif9en Wolte ben
9raum abfoluter Mutonomie gu ber=
mirflihen. NieLle;nt tbGten bic natioz
noIiitifden siibrer befer baran, fih
nit Nortbtilen 5u besniigen, Die iie
nod unb nah benz parlament our 6ez
hung Der pirh.fhaftli9en Gage ibres
Bottles abnDt9isen t0nnen, als auf Der
DurAfiihruns ibres rabitalen pro=
gromms 5u befteben. W0sliheripeife
iDiirbe bic 8tp0lteruns ibre 9offnun=
gen aud nlebr auf Die politiide. par=
Ianltntarifde Nttion feben, als burd
gefebpibrige aunbgebungen bic britiz
Int Heaitrung au barten poli3eimab-
1 re9eln bernus3uforbern.
Wie eiIem Stimmungsbcri1te iiber
bie Gage duf Der Griinen Sniel 3u ent<
aebmeu. mehren iid jest ipieber bic
agrdrif1en Werbrehen. Geit einiger
3eii frminen Die G6lle bon WegtreiEsn
ppn Ditb. cqttlc driving, nieber bGu<
figsr por. Jn Srlanb. tpie iibrigens
dlId5 II @nglanb. 1T infolge ber gdn5el.
tidltung bsr lunbnpirtbfhcft 8 fell
nfftbHng Oer Getreibe36lle Der R6rs
n Z xlinN niff mtfr fohuenb. uub infofde
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-17
illus Ser mod,e.
W1lt uno Eeben nnter Der kups
e6itcrielIer Betradbtun9.
pts ne,.tr.i,r GnrnrrTd1aff.

lleber ben BeItanb Der beutfden
Surnerlhaft am /. Sanuar b. s. sibt
iii Der ,Deut1hen Surnseitung" Der
gei6Gftsfiibrer Der Deutfhen 9urner@
{hdft Dr. Mubl folsenbe lleberiiht:
Gs be{tanben am l. Sanuar 1907
77S7 aur beutihen Surnerfdaft ge=
renbe @ereine sesen 1888 i'm Woriabr.
b. 8. 249 ober 3,3 proaent mehr. Sn
211 Drtsn mebr als i'm 8orjabr bat
bas Nereinsturnen Gingang gefunben.
Ddbei bat fib bic 3abl Der Srte, in
benen mebr als Elm Werein beitebt, nur
um 8, BON 845 auf S48 permebrt. To-
bob cine peiter Inn lib sreifenoe 3erz
fplitteruns in fleinen Srten ntht gu
befIaaen lift. Die @Rfammt3abl Der
mdnnlihen 8ereinsangehDrtsen be-
trdst 2O8,5 sesen 772,134 i'm Dor
iabr, bas bebeutet cine 3unaGme um
36,391 oher 4.73 prpeent.
Die 3abl Der 3Delinse tit pom 123,z
AS auf 131,O5 I'm 1909 ober GIG
prossnt seitiegen. On ben Eurniibunz
gen no1men tbeil 2eo, ,oe2Grpadiens
unb 123,554 s3Dslinge, i'm ganaen
3a3,616, gegen 255,O6S gripadfene
1nb 117,27O 3Dslinse i'm 8uriahr,
alfp mebr 1894 grmahiene unb 1884
30glinge, i'm eanasn II, ,278 mebr.
Nah @inaelheiten bere9net t,lrnten
i'm 9eri9tsiabr 1906 17679,161
Surner in 72O,5O5 9urnseiten eesen
16,873,277 in 692,964 Surnaeiten i'm
Sabre 1905. Muf iebe einselne Surnz
5eit fommen bnr6fdnittli9 "a Surner
unb auf jeben Weretn 90 5urnaeiten
unb 22T0 Surnenbe.
Oas Srauenturnen ipirb in 1898
Wereinen 9epflegt, in benen i'm Be-
rihtsiabr 39,765 5rauen unter 2O91
9prturnerinnen nit einem Sc 1ammt=
bsIu1 ppu 1924. .2O9 in 62,4O05urnz
aeiten geturnt baben. Ote entfpre9enz
ben 3ablen bes 0oriabres iparen 992
Nereine, IS, ,106 SSrauen, 1859 Wortur=
nerinnen, 1,O66, ,444 @eIammtte1uh,
E5,674 Surnseiten. Oas W}ebr BON
1859 Sbeilnebmerinnen bsbeutet cine
3unabme bon 1872 pro5ent unb bic
gefud5iffer tit fosur um 21,3 prosent
geitiegen.
Cine sleib srfreuli6e geTerung
5eiet bas Surnen Der &naben unb
Widbhen in beionberenSd Sdiilsrabtbei=
luussn. 841 @ereine gesen 800 i'm
Norjabr unterri9teten 47,4O8 &naben
Inb 2o.275 Mdb9en sesen 45,377
unb 17,749, b. b. mebr Al 8ereine nit
2031 &naben unb 2526 MGbhen. Gs
1T bds Elm 8eipeis, baB bic Sdpierig=
feiten, bic bteien 8eitrebunsen Der
Surnpereine i'm Weee fteben, alImdbz
lih nesgerdumt iperben.
Mn ber 2eitung Der lebunsen iparen
$1,000 0orturner betbeiliat, 1921
mehr dls I'M 8oriabre. Die 3abl Der
Surnpldbe hut Inn 81, Ole ser 5urn=
haflen um A aagenommen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-17
1tfatt.tt Der 4rrIt,t,, sn?

Cine traurige @tati1tif pirb aus
2onbrn bert9tet. Dana4 bat es BEN
Nni9ein, als ob in @nslano un6
Wales Die 3ahl Der Srriinnisen in err
i9redenoem Waabe iteist. @or sebn
Sabren nod tpurpe bort auf 314 Ginz
robnsrn ein Srriinniser se5dblt, beute
aber fommt etn FOLDER ungliidliher
iGpn auf 282 8epobner. Sa. pdhz
,sno I'M Sabre 1859 bic @eiammt5ubl
hieier &ranten in Dem senannten 2anz
b. 36,762 betrus. 1T Tie beute auf
1888 ansena61en. Oas betbt, bic
Srriinnigen baben iid9 ipdbreno bes
letten balben Sabrbunberts in @ns=
lamb unb Males um 237 proaent perz
mcbrt, ipdbrenb Die 8epDlferung in
berfelben 3eit nur Inn II pro5ent ses
pohIen lit.
Oieie Statiitit gilt, tpie seiast. fir
Gnelanb unb Males. 0on anbern
2Gnbern Iiesen uns ausenblidlih feline
Wngaben Dor; aber es tpdre je6enfaQs
{pnberbar, tpenn BORT bic 0erbdltniHe
ipeientli9 anbers ipGren. Sebenfaus
ertpedt bieies fur9tbare MntpahIen in
Der 3abl Der Srriinnisen bic Grase,
tpie 1T bieIe gri9einuns au ertldren?
Ginise Mutoritdten bebaupten. bic me-
oiainilde WiHenf6aft lei beut5utase
ipphl imltanos, eieNahtbeile. bic bas
moberne angreifenne 2eben benz &0rper
aufiigt,. gu befdmpfen, gu linbern unb
su beieitisen; aber bic Mirtunaen, bic
es auf oen @eiit ausiibt, tonne iie nod
niht aufbeben. Daber TONNE es audi,
oab unter ben @eitestranfen Die einen
unsstp0bnlid boben pro3entfaB einz
nebmen, bic an geiitiger NltsrsiApdhe
(dementia senilis) leiben - ibre 3abl
betrus in @nglanb unb Wales polle 38
Nro5ent ber gemelbeten grtranfunsen.
MuBerbem miife man na9 Mnfihten
Der ertpGbnten Ja1leute beoenfen, 6ab
bcutautaee oie Srriinnisen in Mnitals
ten unb Mfplen forsfGltiser perpflegt
iperben, bab baburh ibr 2eben nerlGn=
CERT unS infolgc beTen Die @efdmmt=
5abl oiefer Rranfen perar0Rert
tpuroe.
Diefen @rflGrungsberiunen pirb
nun aber bon anoern Mer3ten entihie=
Den tpiberfpronen. Diefe bebaupten,
bic 3unabme in Der 3abl Der geiitess
franfen lei tbatidhlih gar niht 70
groB, !pie es na6 ienen 5tatiitiftn ben
gnihein bat. Denn aunddit fa{Ie man
rem Besriff rirriinnis" Ober rseiftes=
trdnf" beutsuta9e biel peiter als
iriiber. tpo man sroBentbeils 2sute,
Ste beute uls irriinnig beaeidnet tperz
ben. als .iibergeihnappt" aIab unb
riht in bic @tatiftit Der @ei1esfrant=
beiten aufnabm. Gerner tperben iebt.
b1 man 10 biele Mnitalten fir Srriin>
nige bat, benen iogar bon Mmts tptgen
Rranfe 3ugetpieien tperben, biele ber=
artige G6lle 0ffentIid ober pffiaien be-
fannt, Die friiber Der pribaten pflege
Der Mnpertpanbten iiberldi1en bIieben
unb besbalb niht in bic Oeffentli9teit
brangen.
Wel9e bieler beiben 1beorien bic
r;htige 1T, tpirh man tpobI erft ent>
{heioen f6nnen, tpenn man bon ben
@eifesfranfbeiten nod senauere
RenntniB bat, als fie beute islbit Ge
f6bigften GuhperfGn6igen beften.
Denn gerabe bic be6eutenbifen pfp9io.
ter geben All, bdf lire sFahpiffenfMaft
nod 9robe Jortfdritte maiden muB.
Das uber TT ndbr. bab bic borlieeenbe
grdge zine 0er tpi9tigfttn III, NIT ber
fih bic fommtnotn @ef9Ie9ter iperhen
3n bei@dfti8tn boben.
atuS{pru4 tines 9onfiinffkrs: Di.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-17
Wnnlird1e QSeurrkTdyuftIrr.

Mu9 Dem in 8atb abgebaltenen
bi,sidbrisen Gongreb Der engliiden
0etpertrereine. auf Dem 100000
Wfitslieoer bur9 521 Mbseorbnete per@
treten iparen, bilbete einen Der baGpts
fGhli9iten 8eipredungssegenitGnbe
bic Mltersperiorsung, fir bic bas par=
lament Die fir enslifhe 8erhdltnif1e
ain beiten seeisnete Jorm finoen fon-
Oas liberale Mini1 1terium bat lib be-
reits einsebeno nit Der Jraae beihGfs
tigt, auG anbere ben polfsnirtbl9aft=
licben ssn.ereKen nabeik1eroe Rrei{e,
bod seben Die Meinungen iiber bic
einaulhlasenbs Methobe ipeit uus=
chamber. Die unterIheibenbsn Sc
eenIGbe briiden ii9 in Der 5oroerung
aus, oab Ger Gtaat bie 8erlnrgung
eans auf eisene Sbultern nebmeH
n,iifIe, ipGbrenb bic anbere Den 8er@
iiGerten nit entIprehenoen 3ahlungen
aur 8eiiteuer beranateben min.
Der &onereb ertldrte, baB Die be-
treffsnbe 9eiebesrorlage Die erfe
planfe Der Mrbeiterplattform {ein
miifs. Die partei perlanst eine pen~
Fpn bon fiinf @billins oie Wohe fir
iebe perion i'm Mlter BON fehs5tg
syabren. Mober bas bierfiir nDtbige
@elb frmme, erfldrte elmer Ser Rebner,
lei gang slei9siiltie; es lei @ade oes.
Ran3lers, es berbeiauf9affen. Die
partei befinbet iid oarin in fdarfem
@eseniabe gu ben 2iberalen fotpobt
tpie ni9t minoer Den &on5erpatiben,
Die Die peniion ni6t als @eihent
tpiinihen, fonoern auh bonn Mrbetter
felbft ein Opfer berlansen. sic be-
fiirmorten Elm bsrartiges @efeB baupt~
fddlid pesen bes eraieberifhen Mer~
tbes bes Sparens. sic empfe9len oa@
ber, oab ieOermann BON Dem 3tpanaigz
Iten Sabre an cine be1timnnte 3ablung
leilten Io1e, ipelhe i'm nit bem 65.
(oDer audi erft nit oem 70. Sabre aur
peniionsbeaiebuns beredtise. 8et
elmer jdbrli9en Ginaabluns BON 5ipun~
aig Shillinsen ipiiroe fol9e peniiom
iid BEL breiprosentiger Ner3infung anf
8 S9ining oie Mo9e. Bel nisrpro3en=
tiger iosar auf IL @dinins belaufen,
porausseiebt, oab Die peniionsbers9=
tisuns nit Dem 65. Sabre beginnt;
auf ettpa oas bpppelte aber, ipenn bic
peniion ettpa NIT 20 Sabren anfdngt-
Dieter plan bat piele etnflubreihe Be-
fiirporter in Der sfinan3tpelt lptpobE
tpie in Der pbilantbropifden. Snbef~
fen hleibt ab5utparten, mas aus Der
0orlase tpirb, tpenn lie in nG9fter
Geffion aur Debate tomnt. SAT-
folte man meinen. oaB bic 2eute in
England, bic iieb jebt ben aopf na1
einem brauhbaren Mltersrentengefeb
aerbreden. fid leiht Elm Worbilo fir
ihre MrbeiterpenIion aus Deutlhlan0
bolen f0nnten. tpo Die Mltersperli4ez
runs nun f4on felt Sobfen nit tpad3=
fenbem grfolse arbeitet uno iiberoieS
geiporeen 1T, tuus Die en3lif9e Mrbei<
terihaft beipnoers bruumen fDnnte-
eig eraieberiihes Mittsl 5ur s}0roe>
runs Der Gpar!amteit. Mber merf<
ipiroig 9enus, fobieI aud in ben .3ei~
tunssn oariiber sefdrieben tporben If,
70 3ablrti4e 8eifpiele aud aus anoerx
Ndnoern herbsi9e5osen uno angefiibrt
ipuroen, biesoeutlde ginri9tung muir.
oe bon benz Aonsrtb nit teinem tinais
gen Worte ertpGbnt.
Die Dtutlfjt 6dnbtlsraht btrid,tsk
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-17

mronntpeir: nenn sic Jledt pom
GiereiTen entitanoen finb, 1T es en-.
pftblensptrtb, oiefelben i1neu mif
Ge}foBenem @dl3 Deer init SailO
;ino Mebl rein au puben, mas oon
erIolqreiher Wirtung iein ioH, Sstm
Wuhen oes Gilters ipirO i'm Mugs~
reinsn Geife unb 5dlemmfretoe
nit luutparmem Mafer als ods elrl~
fahfe unb bette Mittcl, bus Sllber
itnen nnb sldn5enO 81 relI'lsen.
ansetrsnoet.
0orfiht beim gebrau9
pm puBlappen. Ole 5um
!Reinisen uno guben bOn Mafdinen
uno SransmifIionen pertpenoesen
Materidlien tnerben ourh Dem @e@
Drau9 nah unO nah nit Del gs@
trdnft unb nit san5 fleinen Giien@
iplitterGen bebaftet. Sn oieIem 3u~
itanoe beiiBen lie uber i'm bG9ften
gran bic GissHIdaft Der @elbitent@
aiinoGiGfeit.. Wian bat es ith oaber
sur Dfliht su MAIDEN, bic puslap=
ben, WolIe etc. in netallenen, fieiner=
men ober fonftieen feueriidsren Be
bd!tern au bergen, icf.rn man ii9
niht ser gefubr ausIaben min, Our4
@elbitentsiinbuna oieIer Maisrialien
srfeblihe> Shapenfeuer 5u psranlals
len.
Jutterung Ser 8ibs. @ih
Ser leiitungsfdhigiten Sub ous meilte
araftfltter, fiittere alIo na4 2eta
ltune uno nidt alle Sage slsi9md@
bio, lonSern bohtrafenoe &iibe
mdbig. syuttsripediel nimm nads
uno nod Dor. Oenn ieoer 1hrofte
sSutterped1sl 1T nudtbeilig iiir bic
Sbiere unb bat auh Ichlehte sSutter@
ausnubune sur 1olss. Wenoe nis
nildtreifenbe ober iolde Mittel an.
ipelhe hie 5biere su iibermdblaer
MaHeraufnahme peranlaiIen, benn
feibes idtpdht sic @eIunoheit Der
Ehisre, aamentlih Der 3uatbiere.
'uno perfiirat bsren NubungSoauer.
@ib sen Ebieren reSelnGBig Cub
2lls SrinftpaTer benube ausihliehs
lih autes, reires, i'm Winter niht
81 faltes Mahsr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-17

5liiiiiger 2eim. Gtipas
2eim miro in tpenis MaFer setoht,
cann iebt imdn ndh 8sbarf 6ol3z
eIiig oasu un6 fodt beioes unter
fleiBisem llmriibren au einem oiinn<
f!iiiiigen 8rei. Dieien fiillt man abz
gcfiihlt in Elm Dl6ihden nit ipei!em
6als, berfortt es gut uno ser flii1s
iige 2eim 1T sum Oebruud isrtis.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-17

Bel Mnpenbung bon Gips
tbut man gut, renfeIbsn nit gfIip
dnitutt mi. Wafer nnsuriibren. 81
nirb bann ipie 6tnfttrfitt uro fam
beh<r gldtt gtftrihen iDerben. Mit
Wafsr ungtriibrt. trodnet It Icfort,
nit Gig unaeriihrt aber ble;bt Ii
LANCER ftiiht, icbuB man nit m<br
Wlabe ieint Mrbeit Dsrri4tsn ionn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-10
DIED.

BlLLINGS-At Franklin, April 2, Sadie N,
wife OF Willis Billings, aged 70 years, II
months. "a days.
COUSINS-At South Brookssille, April 7,
Capt Ersstus R Cousins, aged % years.
EATON--At Ellsworth, April s. Mary Zetta,
b wife Of Charles w Eaton, aged n years, l
!, month, 81 days.
FREETHEY-At Lawrence. Mass, March "a,
AustinEFreethey, Of Brooklin. aged 81 years.
FRENCH-At Otis, April 1. Mrs Phylena
French, aged r. years.
HARRIMAN-At Ellsworth, April s, Charles
4 Hartman, aged n years, 10 months,
days.
JOKDAN-At Waltham, April 8, Mrs Hannah
Jordan, aged 70 years.
JORDAN-At Bar Harbor, April 8, Mrs Caro-
line Jordan, aged n years, months, q
days.
LANGLEY-At Manset, April 7, infant son Of
Mr. and Mrs Leman Langley, aged weeks.
MARTIN-At East Sullivan, March 81,
Algerias Martin, aged n years, months.
MILLS-At Salisbury Cove, March 20, Andrew
= Mills, aged n years.
PAINE-At Eden, April 2, Mrs David n
Paine, aged II years., months, IL days.
PERKINS-At Penobscot, April s, Mrs Mar
garet Perkins, aged n years, months, II
days.
ROWE-At Aurora, April 7, Henry L Rowe
aged SO years, 10 days.
SPRINGER-At Foxcroft, Mrs Sarah v
Springer, formerly of Lamoine, aged 81
years, months, days.
SWEENEY-At Stonington, April 8, Patricl
FsSweeney, aged rs years, IA days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-10
BORN.

I
ALLEN-At stonington. March q, to Mr. and
Mrs Marion Allen, o son.
BONSEY--At Surry. Msrcn 70, to Mr. and Mrs
Hollis Bonsey, . daughter.
CLARK franklin, March 81, to Mr. and
Mrs Leonard CLARK, a daughter.
DEBECK-At franklin, March so, to DR. and
Mrs . DeBeck, q daughter.
GERR1SH AT West Sullivan. March 30, to
MI and Mrs Ralph Gerrish, daughter.
fGeneyieve.I
GRAY-At Castine, March q, to Mr. and Mrs
Leslie Gray, daughter.
GRAY-At Brooksville, April Q, to Mr. and
Mrs Winfield Gray, q son.
GRAY-At Orland, April 3, to Mr. and Mrs
Dean Gray, daughter.
HARRIMAN-At franklin, March 49, to Mr.
and Mrs Charles Hartman. . son.
HOOPER-A Fairfield, March 10, to DR. and
Mrs Hooper, daughter. fannie Drum
m0nd.s AZ tHvsSss
K0uH--At sedgwick, April 8, to Rev and Mrs
~ Koch, son. lGarth Colet.]
MA6US-At Stoninyton, April 2. to Mr. and
Mrs Erminlo Magns, : son..
.ACHARDY-At Bluehill, April T. to Mr. and
Mrs John W McHardy, q son.
AITCHELL-At Spokane, Wash, March "A, to
+ MI and Mrs Asa A Mitchell, a'daushter.
SCQTT-At North Sullivan, March Z, to Mr.
and Mrs James Scott, . son.
6TkP LEs-At Atlantic. April s. to Mr. and
Asa Freeman Staples, . daughter.
WILLEY-At Sullivan. April 9, to Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Wiley, . son.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-10
Keith's Theatre. Boston

Patriots Day, Friday, April Is, new idea
will be tried in the holiday show line. Com
mencing at 10 o. m, and continuing until p.
M, a special performance, particularly for
the children, will be given. The programme
will include all of the principal acts in the
bill for the week, and the full orchestra will
be in attendance.
A special scale of prices will be in force for
this performance, as follows: All seats in the
orchestra and all box seats, so cents each; all
seats in the first balcony, IS cents each; sec
ond balcony, % cents; orchestra, box and first
balcony seats reserved; second balcony not
reserved.
The regular performance will commence at
100 p. M, and will be continuous until 10.SO
p. M. reserved seat coupons for the after
noon show being good until 8 p. m; those for
the evening show good after $50 p. m. Seats
will be on sale for all three shows commence
ing at q. M, Friday, the 18th.
The bill for next week will be filled with en-
pertaining features, including Junie McCree
and company in "The Man from Denver; Ray
l.. Royce, character mimic; the Pekin Zou-
ayes; George B. Reno and company, acrobats;
Waterbury brothers and Tenny. comedy mu-
steal act; the Basque quartette; Bernar's
Mannikins, marionettes; Martha, trapezist,
and Al Carleton, monologist.-Advt,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-10
BOARD or TRADE.
a Slim Attendance-Little Business
Transacted.

4 Slim Attendance-Little Business
Transacted.
The attendance at the regular monthly
meeting Of the Ellsworth board Of trade
last Monday evening was disappointingly
small. The fact was generally commented
on, and several suggestions were offered
during the evening as to how better at
tendance may be secured.
President Whitney was in the chair, and
Clerk Tapley recorded. The reading Of
the minutes of the last meeting was dis
pensed with.
The only committee to report was that
on reception and entertainment to which
was referred at the last meeting the mat
ter OF a banquet. L. NJ. Moore reported
that all the members of the committee
were strongly in favor OF q banquet in
the near future; that he had secured bids.
But before proceeding further the COM
mittee wished to get the sense OF the
board as to how elaborate an affair should
be provided, and where-whether in
Manning hall or at a hotel-it should be
served. He asked for further time, and it
was granted.
c. II. Leland brought up the matter Of
getting up Fourth Of July celebration,
giving several reasons why he thought
one might be arranged for this year, and
advantages likely to result. Referred to
the committee on reception and entertain
ment with request to repor. at the regular
meeting in May-the 18th.
The secretary read communication
from the New York board Of trade and
transportation requesting that delegates
be sent to a conference to be held in New
York on April II for the purpose Of con-
sidering changes in the regulations for the
supervision of navigation in the second
inspection district New York and con-
tiguous waters). I. L. Halman, OF Boston.
was appointed . delegate.
E. E. Brady, G. H. Grant and E. K.
Hopkins were appointed committee to
draft and forward set Of resolutions ex-
pressing sympathy with the work of the
International arbitration and peace con-
gress which is to meet in New York April
14-l7s
1t was hoped that J. A. Leonard would
be able to give his illustrated talk on the
building OF the dam, but he was unable to
be present.
Adjourned,
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CHURCH NOTES.

UNION CoNa'L, ELLSWORTH FALLS.
Rep. j. D. Prigmore, pastor.
Sunday, April 14-Morning service at
1880; sermon by pastor. Sunday school at
11.45. Evening service at 4.
Prayer meeting Friday evening at Z.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
Req. j. d. O'Brien, pastor.
Sunday, April 14-High mass and SER
mon at 1880. Benediction and Sunday
school after mass.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rev. y. p. Sin,onton, pastor.
Sunday, April 14-Mornlng service at
1910. Sermon by pastor. Sunday school
at Has. Junior league at $50. Epworth
league at Z. Evening service at 7.3O.
The Busy Bees will meet at the par
sonage Saturday at 2 p. m.
Friday evening, at 7.3O, prayer meeting.
The ladies' aid society will meet with
Mrs. Fred A. Blaisdell Thursday at p. my
UNITARIAN.
Rev. s. W. Sutton, pastor.
Sunday, April 14-Morning service at
1880. Sermon by the pastor. Sunday
school at II. As q. m.
Req. p. A. A. Killans, pastor.
Sunday, April 14-Morning service at
1880. Sermon by pastor. Sun0ay school
at IL AS. Christian Endesvor meeting at z.
Evening service at 1880.
Bible study and prayer service at 7.SU
Friday evening.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Rer. r. B. Matthews, pastor.
Sunday, April 14-Morning service at
1890. Sermon by pastor. Sunday scnool
at Has. Evening service at Z. 80.
Prayer meeting Friday evening at7.O.
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PRETTY MARSH.

There is to be a social dance at Bartlett'e
Island hall April II.
v. D. Smith has gone to Bar Harbor
where he has employment. -as
William Gray has recently purchased 3
saving machine and is doing good work
with it.
Miss Florence Smith returned home
Sunday, after visiting friends at Seal Cove
for some days.
Miss Laura Haynes has been spending
the past week with her parents, g. w
Haynes and wife. She returned to heI
duties Sunday, April Z.
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ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Edward Cochrane went to Lynn, Mass,
Friday last, to visit relatives. 4.
Mrs. Harriet Hastings il visiting her
daughter, Mrs., Frank Morgan, in Boston.
Rev. j. D. Prigmore and wife went TO
Boston Friday OF last week, for weeks
visit.
Mrs. Eugene Whitaker and child, Of
East Machias, are visiting Mrs. Whitta-
ker's parents here.
Mrs. Mercy Roberts and Mrs. Emery
Richardson, of Bangor, were here over
Sunday to attend the funeral OF Charles
N. Hartman.
The dwelling house Of Charles w. Gerry
was burned at midnight on Friday of last
week. The fire was well underway when
discovered, and the firemen could do little
toward saving the buildings. Loss $500.
Charles M. Hartman, son Of Isaiah
Hartman and wife, died Friday, at the
age Of thirty-two years, Of consumption.
Mr.. Hartman was at sanitarium at He
bron during the winter, but the disease
was so far advanced that he received no
benefit. Mr.. Hartman had been en-
ployed in shoe factories in Massachusetts
for several years, where he held response
BILE positions. He leaves besides his
parents, one sister, Mrs. Edward Ham
ilton. They have the sympathy Of their
many friends. Funeral services were held
at the home Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
Rev. 9. w. Sutton officiating. Interment
was at Juniper cemetery. =
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SOUTH HANCOCK.

Arthur Smith is visiting friends al
Winter Harbor.
Charles Colwell leaves to-day for 6
weeks vacation.
G. l.. Smith and son, who have been en-
ployed at Lake View the past winter, re-
turned last week.
Capt. C. E. Martin started his vessel last
week, taking q load of stone from Sulli-
van for Bar Harbor.
Miss Doris Hartwell, who has been en-
ployed at Robert Haley's, returned tc
Franklin last week. Mrs. Effie Preble has
taken Miss Hartwell's place.
April 8, w.
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SOUTH BLUEH1LL.

Miss Marion Simpson is visiting hel
grandparents in Stonington.
Vernon Carleton and wife, who have
been spending the winter in California,
have opened their cottage here for the
season.
Mrs. Cecil Gray, OF Bluehill Falls, is
spending few days with her parents
Capt. M. A. Eaton and wife, before going
to Bar Island, where her husband is en-
ployed for the summer.
The South Bluehill string bxnc met at
Charles Henderson's Saturday evening
and entertained few of their friends. A
very enjoyable evening was spent. Re
freshments were served.
April 8. c.