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BLUEHlL.L..
Mayer.


Misses Margaret HinckIey and Irene
Billings have finished their schools at
Stonington.
The ladies of the Congregational circle
were entertained at Ideal lodge by Miss
May Ober the afternoon OF May %.
Mrs. f. F. Hinckley, who was called to
Boston by the illness OF her daughter, ar
rived home May %, Miss Flora being
somewhat better.
Harvey NJ. Curtis and Marshall Olds
went to Oronoi Saturday to attend the
closing exercises OF junior week at the
University of Maine. Frank Maddocks,
who graduates in June, has been at home
for few days.
Miss Lizzie Grindle went away on a
business trip May 20. She is in the en-
ploy OF the California Perfume Co., firm
which she has represented in this vicinity
the past year. Miss Grindle will be
missed greatly. Since last September she
has been organist at the Baptist church.
There were union services at the Con-
gregational church Sunday morning. Rev
E. Bean addressed the members OF James
A. Garfield post and W. r. c. These
orders were escorted by the William T..
Sherman council, J. o. U. A. NJ. The
latter organization adds much to the SER
vices and interest Of the memorial ex-
ercises OF each year, and its attendance
and help are much appreciated.
May q. NJ
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SorIcE or FokEcLosukl.

"HEREAS Myron r. Ca,lisle. OF Surry.
w in The county OF Ham ock. and State
81 Maine BY his mortgage deed dated Feb
ruary "a. 1904. ana recorded IN Hancock reg
istry " deeds. book 40i. page $50. COW, yea 70
j Marshall and Henry Pa ker. and The
said Henry Parker assigne nj interest H..
sid mortgage by Ms assIgnn. III. dated Ju
:. 1904. and recorded IN hsp osx r, g'strs VI
deeds, hook 4is, page 2.7, 10 The .ndes signe T.
a certain lot and parcel I'D tied in
the town 81 Surry. count. I'D ate afore.
said. described as follows: b ~. 81 OF my ~
diyid d one quarter part oi iaud SO
called excepting what has cen - 70 W. r.
IRE worry. Henry Phillips. Ell +. B,aisdell,
jon" O'Brien and Mathew 10 gh and a / r
said. ,tions from the IiaR d my un
divided iourtb part now x c, n
tstns nine hundu aces, mo $. e nk
the same land conveyed to Hen v J. Mi.lsken
hy Eugene hale, by his uetd ia d Nuvem-
ber ~. 1855. and recorded in vol. 1870. pa. e
3l2, Hancock registr, - dc eds. aud whe e
Of the coId tion OF aid mortgage has be u
broken, nov therefore, Teis N OF the tac h
o. he condition the (, I. I ciaim . for eclosure
OF sid mortgage. JOSHUA S. MARSHALL.
BY his al orney, II. II. Palten.
Nav IL 1907
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NORTH cAsT1NE.

c. NJ. Leach has potatoes and peas up.
Henry j. Hinckley, OF Brockton, Mass,
sintown.
John P. Leach, Of Camden, is spending
lew days here.
Mrs. E. r. Domansky was in Bangor
thursday to consult an oculist.
Mrs. Hill Webster, OF Bangor, is with
an. Ira Webster, who is very i'll.
brainard Steel, who has been employed
!ssmuei Dunbar, has gone to Bangor.
Mrs. Herbert Mixer and daughter were
we guests of Mrs. Lucy Mixer last week.
Joseph Woodward has gone on a coast
ls trip in the schooner Mentor, Capt.
Jason Hanson.
afs. Abbie Hadley, who was called here
ythe death of her husband, James Had
Ny returned home Monday.
'. NJ Leach and wife and Capt. ]. E.
o''dgett and wife attended the Pomona
eange at North Penobscot last Friday.
enarles F. Wardweil, who has been
,rnoing the past week with his family
~, mas returned to Rockland, to join
as Paul Revere.
organizations are extended to Robert
aassel and wife, Of Amherst, Mass, on
= eifth OF son. Mrs. Russell was Phebe
Leach, of this place.
'snes hadley, OF Massachusetts,, who
oeen IN poor health, came here for
weeks at the home of his mother, Mrs.
spn Ferry, hoping change would
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COUNTY \ EWS.
WEST BROWNSVILLE.

WEST BROWNSVILLE.
Capt. Andrew wescot: left last week fol
Brewer.
schooner Minnie Chase. Capt. william
Perkins, from Rockisnd, is at wasson's
wharf.
Schooner W. Nestieton, Capt. Jack
Cousins, from Portland. discharged gen.
ersl cargo here last week.
Twenty members OF cccilia lodge Of
Rebokabs attended the district conven-
tion at Castine Saturday evening.
Mrs. Sarah r. Grecniaw left last Thurs
day for two-wceks' visit in Providence,
r.. l., New London and New Haven, Conn.
Capt. Ed. Perkins has taken command
Of the schooner Charleston, Capt. william
Black having resigned. The Charleston
sailed from Negro island Saturday.
Annie, widow of Rev. r. p. Green
formerly pastor OF the Conxrega-
tional church, who has been the guest OF
Mrs. Charles Babbidge the past week, re-
turned to her home In East Orrington THU
morning.
Miss Lucy Hale Tspley arrived homs
from Atlanta, Ca, Saturday evening
This is Miss Tspley's seventeenth year u
teacher in the spelman seminary. On
her way north she stopped several day.
in Norfolk, visiting the jamestown ex-
position.
Capt. Robert Morris Tapley, steamship
Arizonian, has arrived at Salina Cirque
Mex, having on board Il, 40 tons OF sugal
rs cargo and / 800 tons Of oil NJ fuel. Capt
Tapley's wife and two daughters are nov
on their way overland to San Diego, wher,
he will meet them on his way up the Pa
cific.
The Maine Sea Coast missionary boai
Hope, Capt. H. f. White, has been mooree
at Tapley's wharf since Saturday, with
Rev. A. p. Macdonald on board. Mr.
Macdonald preached in the Congrega.
tional church Sunday morning, Mission
airy White holding services there in tn,
evening.
May q. ToMsoN.
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wv REAS Eo.ina d. Black OF Maria
w vile, Hanco X county, Maine, by her
mortgage a. ed, dated the twenty-tniid day
OF NAV q. d. 1889. and recorded in vol 1855
page IS. OF the regist of deeds for Hancock
county, Maine. conveyed in NOR gage to Gill
rnnu Jordan. late OF waltham. deceased the
following described real estate situa, ed in S lid
MarIayilie. bounded and described as follows,
10 wit; Westerly Oy the county road leading
from Maritville TO Ellsworth. northerly by
land OF Augustus Parsons. and c aries r.
Goodwin. essterly by Msrviaville Lind Com
pany consisting OF Davis & Smith and others
soufherly by land of George W. Black, and
containing ninety i've acres. more or less, be-
Ing the same premises conveyed 10 me from
Msrceilus Merrill by deed dated May Is.
1859. reference being here made to said mort
cage deed as part OF this notice, and where
as the conditions OF said mortgage have been
broken and are now broken and uo ne rtormed,
Now Therefore, ], the undersigned, MILFORD
Il. Jordan. the duly appointed and qualified
administrator of the estate OF the said Gill
man Jordan. deceased, as will sppear by the
probate records for Hancock county, Maine,
do hereby in my said capacity administra-
tor claim o foreclosure OF said mortgage for
breach OF the conditions hereof, and hereby
give this notice in my said capacity as admins
istrator aforesaid Of my intention 10 fore-
close said mortgage because o. the breach OF
the conditions thereof.
Dated this eighth day of May a. d. 1907.
MILFORD Il. JORDAN
Administrator.
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NOTICE OF FoRECLs,sUK&.

nv HEREAS. Joanna Black, by her mort
w gage d. ed dated Decembe fourth, q. d.
lse7. an record d in vol. $50. page 400 regis
try OF deeds for Hancock county, Maine. con-
We. ed in mortgage o Eliza A. Brimmer, GER
Ia n IT al state situated in Mariavili-. in said
countS Of Hancock. ali as will fully appear by
the description OF said real estate contained
in said mortgage de- d. to which mortgage
d. ed aud the rec I'd thereof express reierence
Is heTr made as a part OF tins notice, and
where's, theD afterwards on Inc sixteenth
day OF June a. d. 1869 the said Eliza A. Brim-
mer assigt ed aud transferred said mo- tgage
dee n tue deb the'eay secured 10 Gilman
jordan iate OF w Than. in said county, de-
ceased. as Will appear by her assignment re-
corded in book 432, PAGE 444, OF said registry,
aud, whereas, the conditions OF said me rtgage
are broken aud uuperformed.
Now therefore |, " ilford b Jordan. of said
Waltham. toe du,y appointed administrator
o. the estate OF the said Gilman Jordan as
will apieu by the records OF the probate
court tor Hancock otuty. Maine, aching in my
capacity a adri IS ra or d hereb, al IN a
tsC osu 80 sail mortgage frr breach OF
tn 20 ,dtious th-ie of an do hereby give
MS Office ut m me .ttun ss such admins
ator To ore, 20 e said m"rig gage for breach
tie o dttipn- thereof
Ia CD ans tt nh " uf May a. d. 1907.
WILFoRo Is. JORDAN.
,fr,tc
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summer. Ma. Wales was formerly Rosa
Blake.
Mrs Mary Gray came home from Rock
land Saturday for the summer.
Capt. William veague is getting the
yacht winswa ready for the summer.
Mrs. Melville Crockett and son Robin
son will come from New York in June.
David Gray came home from Stockton
Friday. fiewili go to vinaihaven in few
DAYS to work on wharf there.
May rs. G.
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lfaal Nutlrrs.
sTArt on MAINE

\ To the Honorable, ne Judge Of the Probate
.oast IL and tNe coua,s Il Hancock:
(nsP CTFba.LY repre- SCENTS Ca rie r.
IL biGtn, Of IA M. Commonwealth
ui .da .sachuse Is. adnnris rstrx~of the es-
tate q Eliza eth b. Jarvis. iate Of Ellsworth.
in said county. d ceAs ed, intestate. that said
Epzinesh r. Jarvis. al the time OF her de-
ceaee tie owner OF certain real estate sit
ua ed ii Ellsworth. Hancock county. Maine,
bounded and de SCI ibed follows. viz. Be-
ginning on the south side OF Main street at
the n ,rthweseIly corner OF the Charles Jar
Wis Homestead 81 caiied IL being at the north
essie ~ sner Of tn los OF LAND dc scribed as
convened in tile dee from calvin q. Peck to
Ann +. Greedy ed June 1875, and recorded
in bpok i53 pagr Ill mock county Maine,
registry Of deeds; thence south 81 degrees ID
Iainutes east sixteen ard one half DDS TO
LAID Low owned BY John A. Peters; thence
land NJ said John A Peters TO land OF samuel
L. Lord, aid continuing but following the
borth line o. l,nd OF said same Lor to
vest line Of land OF 8 lid Samuel L. Lord to
sad Main street; thece westerly by said
Main street to the point OF begi mag together
With buildings there's
There are suits pending In the supreme
coun o. the Stale OF Maine against the o ate
matety % SIS 0OJ0O; that these suits involve
aoc .untiDgs with lid estate. covering quite
period al fne. an in the opinion OF the adj
ministratix should be defended. Tnere are
also claims against other estatt which should
be p; osecuitd all o. which will require ex-
p nhitutes for legal services.
That the al eyed debIs OF the d =
ceased as nearly AS Can be ascer-
tar ed amouuL 10, $65,CO0 90
Aud the expenses Of sale. and OF
admiuiss ration. TO 100000
-
Amoni,tipg in allto sss,eoooo
es 1850
hat ine ie,.onal es ate IS the e
fore lis .ciet, TIE dtts
- deco Sc 4. es enses Of
! and o. dsti.sisetaiIo I'D
is nsce say = I at g., q,
eel some rati o. y e e.leatt
raj we sum $50 8l3 so
Ttat ,h- &c du o i'd e sr.sil depre-
clsttd .. yt.tiio re col:
"a. rs ard convey the whole
o sittesi.s pub lc or private sale for
\ y iirn OF 5 id deots and expenses Of
sac d u ADMINISTRATION.
D-lei AT B'stun. Mas, this sixth day OF
May, 1907 CtsKIe X. HUTCHINSON.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK sat probate court held ct
on the nth day OF May, in The year OF our
Lord one Thousand hine hundred and seven.
On the foregoing petition ordered: That
notice thereof be given to all persons inter-
ested by causing copy OF said petition and
this order thereon to be published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Ameri-
can, u newspaper published at Ellsworth in
bate court to be held at Ellsworth, in and for
said county. on tne fourth day of June
a. d. 1857. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and
show cause, il any they have, why the prayer
OF the petitioner should not be granted.
EDWARD r. CHASE. Jud OF PROBATE.
true copy OF the original pe ition a d order.
Attest:-T. f. MARoNEY Register.
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SOUTH BROOKsvuLE.

Hiram Mason, of Ellsworth, is at Levi
Franks.
There was q bad forest fire at Orcutt's
Harbor Saturday.
Mrs. Alice Perkins, Of West Brooksville,
is at>Fred Cotton's.
Sherman Haskell has gone trip to sec
in the schooner Luther T. Garretson.
Oliver Brakeman, Of Cape Roster, with
his heavy ox-team, has been doing farm
work in this neighborhood.
". S. Haskell is keeping house for Mrs.
Elmer circuit, who has gone on coastin
trip with her husband in the Lizzie J.
Clark.
Mrs. Herbert Black has gone to New
York to see her husband, who is dang, =
ously i'll with pneumonia in the mari &c
hospital. She was accompanied by ' an
Buren, Black, Of Cape Roster.
May "a. &.
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Wonderful Eczema Cure. .

tear,1u g little boy had eczema for five
wv W. writes n. A. Adams, Henrietta, Pa.
"a ~ u our home doctors said the case
then sopeiess, his lungs being affected. We
1t Employed other doctors, but no bene-
letsui.sn. BY chance we read about
|aoticsa bitters; bought bottle and soon
ned;e;. Improvement. We continued this
s SSa,cine until several bottles were used.
q I 81, our our boy was completely cured Best
health 'ood medicines and body building
Noopst tones. Guaranteed at e. q.
0'Ahs Drug Store. SOC.
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THE subscriber. Martin II Tong, OF Jack
L sonvills Florida. be eos gives roiice that
he has been duly appointed executor OF the
last will sua teslsmrnt Of Frances Ellen
Hopkins. late OF snrfy. In the connty OF
Hancock. de 'ess a no boHd. beng re.
qui I'd b. tRt ems a. SD xil. Thai
he hs sppoin e al e. G.. Canaty. ~
eksl,or'. : ~ eauhiy, as his q rney
All persurs having demands against thr -
tate OF sad deceased sr- desired ttt pFe.-n
The same tor settlement. ant 80 iurtht-
thereto are reqlesied l. make p,A mrnt IA,
meiia'riy.
MAY Z. 49, MaRrtN ~ LoNa
By wiieg c C1nsr, ~ aror.a,
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Aty.- .----se.

riNuE subscriber, George +. Tilden, OF Bos-
Il ton. Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
here y gives notice that he has been duly APP
plated executor OF the last viii and testa-
ment OF Sarah +. Tilden. late OF Castine. in
tne county OF Hancock. and State OF Maine,
deceased, and given bonds as the law directs,
aud has appointed Geo. NJ. Warren, OF
Castihe, Maine, his agent in the State OF
MaiI T. as the Law directs. All persons having
demands against the estate of said deceased
are desired to present the same for settle
nent, and all indebted thereto are requested
70 make payment Immediately.
Nav Is. 1907. GEO. T.. TILpEN.
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He subscriber hereby gives notice thai
l he has been duly appointed admins
tfatoF of the estate OF CoIdelia T.. Slower,
tate of Bluehill, in the county Of Hancock,
deceased, and given bonds as the law directs.
All persons having demands against the
estate of said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment i'm
taediately.
May Is. 1907. FORREST B. SNOW.
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r1NhE subscriber hereby gives notice that
tratrix OF the estate OF Eta W. Neweomb. late
OF bucksport, In the county OF Hancock,
deceased. and given bonds as the law directs.
All persons having demands against the es-
tate OF said deceased are desired TO present
tine same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to Apsyment i'm.
mediately.
May is. 1907. LULU MAUD NEwcoMH,
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Call at our store. please, for free
neys, then try this Clever Coffee j
While DR.. 5hoop has very closel,
Old Java and Mocha Coffee in +
taste, yet he has not even q singl,
real Coffee in it. DIR. Shoop's He:
Imitation is made from pure toaste
cereals, with Malt, Nuts, etc.
surely like Health Coffee. Sold
PARcHER.
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'INHE subscriber HEREBY gives notice tina
tratrix of the estate OF Cornelia r. Gott,
late OF Bucksport, in the county Oi
Hancock, deceased, and given bonds as the
mands against the estate OF said deceased
are desired to present the same for settle.
ment, and all indebted thereto are requested
TO make payne mt Immediately,
May is. 1907. ANNIE L. SAUNDERS.
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HARBORSIDE.

David Dyer is working at Castine.
Irving Gray will build q small ado ion
to his ell.
A. w. Howard is working on the i,,J
machine.
Alice Dyer and Henry Gray went T. +. /
fast Friday.
Donald Pinkham, of Boston, is vs. az
relatives here.
Prof. Royal Wales, wife and 90. e.
Knoxville, Tenn. will come hoi Il ,
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I'VE subscriber hereny gnes notice thaa
she has been duly appointed admins
tratIix of the estate OF Harvey L ~ shy,
late OF Aurora. 10 the county 81 hau.
cock. deceased, and given bonds As the law A.
recik- All persons having demands against
the estate Of said deceased are desired 10 pTe.
sent the same for settlement, and all Indebted
thereto are requested TO make payment I'm.
medistely.
May Is, 1907. Ros. NJ. GEEGG.
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prove beneficial. He grew rapidly worse,
and died Friday. May II, OF tuberculosis Of
the bowels. He is survived by his wife
and two sons. Funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. W. A. Hanscom at the
home Sunday, May 10.
May "a.
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mfr.taI.
NOInen'S Woes.


II Last.
IL dos seem TINT women have more
than isir share 81 the aches and pains
that s;iict hum. lsy; they must s'keep
up, must attend to duties in spite OF
conss nifty sehin :, backs, or headaches,
dixsy SPELLS, bearing down pains; they
must scoop over, when 10 stoop means
tort, e. They rust walk and bend and
wori With rack lg pains and many aches
from kidney iiis. Kidneys cause more
suR ring than any other organ OF the
bod. Keep tie kidneys well and health
Is e. silly main lined. Read OF remedy
for Kidneys on y that helps and cures the
kidneys and Is endorsed by people you
Know.
Mrs. c. L. evess, formerly OF 4 Lincoln
81, Eiiswori b, Ne, says: at is about
two years s e I began to take Doan's
Kidney Pill. Al that time was in de-
speir on act Of failure To get relief
from any ~ , die used for the severe
Suffering ] dIrsi from my back and
kidneys. Esd a number OF boxes of
Deans XII ~ Pills but as mine was an
old chroni asst SneS II was necessary
to persevs tn use OF any medicine.
II nsliyu q. ~ Eig reached the cause Of
my trout aad gave me more relief than
anything 1 ever used before. For five
years In sT!oyed nights rest, could
not GOO q" end any length of time,
n
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PUBLIC NOTICE..

THE castine Water Company hereby gives
public notice that in order to carry out
the provisions OF its charter granted in 1895
IL is necessary that il should take, hold and
use as for public purposes the following de-
scribed tract or parcel of land in said Cas-
tine, to wit: Beginning on the northwest
side of High street at land of Thomas E. Hale;
thence westerly along said street about eight
hundred and seventy-ive feet to land of the
late Geo. II. Witherie; thence at nearly right
angles along said Witherle line northerly
about two hundred and twenty-three feet to
stake and stones; thence northeasterly along
line OF land of said Witherle and land of NJ.
j. Abbott about five hundred and seventy-one
feet TO stake and stones on land of said Hale;
thence southerly ON line of said Hale about
nineteen feet to stake and stones; thence east
teriy along said Hale's land about two hun
dred and fofty-tve feet to stake and stones;
thence along said Hale's land southerly about
four hundred and thirty-nine feet to place of
beginning. the above described premises being
known as the Collins swamp" and for said
premises the said Castine Water Company is
willing TO pay the sum of eight hundred dol
lars. as damages.
Castine, May l6, 1907.
CAsTISE WATER COMPANY,
Ry Gee NJ Warren
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For mild, easy action OF the bowels, sim
gle dose Of Doan's Regulets is enough. Treat
ment cures habitual constipation. Is cents q
box. Ask your druggist for them.-Advt.
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HE subscriber, David h. Ogden. of the
city, county and state of New Yo1x,
hereby gives notice that he has been duly APP
pointed executor of the last will and Tesla
Inc Mt and codicil thereto of Harriet V. Ogden,
late OF said city OF New York. deceased aud
given bond as the law directs. Said executor
residing out of the State of Maine has ap-
pointed Luere b. Deasy, of Eden. Hancock
county, state of Maine, whose postoffice ad-
dress Is Bar Harbor. Maine, as his agent
for the purposes specified in revised stat
ntes of Maine, chapter 66. section I3.
All persons having demands against the es-
tate of said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement, aud all iude bted
thereto are requested 10 make payment inn
niediately.
May 10, 1907. DAVID Il. OGDEN,
Executor Of Harriet V. Ogden. decd.
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CAsTINE WATER COMPANY,
BY Gee. NJ. Warren, attorney

nNHE subscriber, David b. Ogden. of the
l. city, county and State of New York,
hereby gives notice that he has been duly APP
pointed executor of the last will and tesla
ment OF Cadwalader +. Ogden, late of said
city of New York, deceased, no bond being
required under the directions contained in
said Will. said executor residing out of the
state OF Maine has appointed Luere b. Deasy,
OF Eden. Hancock county, Maine, whose post
office address is Bar Harbor. Maine, as his
agent for the purposes specified in revised
statutes OF Maine, chapter 66, section 43.
All persons having demands against the
estate OF said deceased are desired to pre-
sem the same for settlement, and all in
d~bteo thereto are requested to make pay
ment Immediately.
NAV 10. 1917. DAVID b. OGDEN,
Z ecu or o Cadwslader T. Ogden, d ed.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-08
ADMITTED THAw'S
LETTER TO EVIDENCE

New York. Feb. The letter
addressed to Attorney Longf9low
and which was offered at the Thaw
trial to show Thaw's frame OF mind
was addressed to Paris, and read
as follows:
Mrs. " insisted on sailing TO
New York when her daughter left
/ kept Mrs. y in London three
months; cost over $1,000. Mrs. Mes
bit sails tomorrow for New York
She thinks 7 kidnapped her II 81
year-old daughter Before she lands
she will know that have Away
done the best I could The child
cannot be with her mother because
when she was IS % years old she
was ruined Boy a blackguard Don't
worry but find out her address
Telephone Mrs ~ but not fin your
name ASK her ~ she saw Mr.
Thaw AS soon as she answers hans
up the phone
ON Slip of paper was writien
or you can't read thls don't wor
ry please telephone her incog
and wire me AZ my expense
The letter was signed "H x. IT,
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THE GRIPPE.

An ache In the back and a pain in
the head
That's the grippe
A choke In the throat and yearning
for bed
That's the grippe!
A river OF heat. then n shlver OF cold,
A feeling OF being three hundred
years old,
A willingness oven to do as you're
That's the grippe!
An arrow OF pain. now in this place,
now in that
That's the grippe!
A feelin OF doubt az to where you
are at
That's tho grippe
A stupid sensation-of course, Who'll
ly new -
A foolish depression-why should
you feel blue?--
A doubt as to whether this is really
you
That's the grippe
Strange visions at night, that de-
prive you OF rest
That's the grippe
A taste in your mouth and a weight
on your chest
That's the grippe
A tired sensation that runs through
your veins
A queer combination OF aches and
OF pains.
A vapld admission of absence OF
brains
That's the grippe!
-Somerville Journal.