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FRESH CALIFORNIA ORANGES

Send me express order for $2, and l will send you 5O-pound sack of oranges, express prepaid.
 w. J. TEUCH,
 Mentone, Cal.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09
Gin So5iaIo e1nofrat Iber
bic @eli0iom.

Or. Sans Miiaer 11i1nn1t in 0em
lebten @efte Ser Sp5ialiitiiden Mo=
natsbefte ser &eligion gegeniiber cine
mel entlib frel1n0lidere Stellur1g ein,
als ionlt Sic So5ioloemofrotie es al
tbut pflegt. ST fpunn1t in Sen Ml1s=
fiibrl1nger1 5n SEM grgeb11iB, uoaB Sic
Neligton 0enm 6o6 etpas a1oeres ais
eil1 8bantom, OaB lie btelmebr cine
madtpolle lp5iole 9}ealitdt lit, nit ser
lid Ser S%o5ialisml1s rod in an0erer
@eiie acknowledgement bat, ais
ooB er file sur Brtpatiade 6es git5el<
nen madt." Miiller begriin0et einge=
bend 1einen Stanopunft. @ir beben
aus ieine1 Musfiibrungen 6olaenoes
berbor:
ugs lit fer11er ei,t nidt meg5uleug=
nenoes Iaftum, oab Sic 8eitrebun-
gen CUR praftiiden @eruirflihung TO-
3ialiitiider Soeale innerbalb fleine=
rer @emeinidoften, uie mir iie 5lt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09

0lmata is, erbielt ioe6en folgen0e
9fadridten DON Sem Seiuiten=9Ri1iio=
mar, g. Mosfopp, Miliiondr aus Mi=
rl1rll (3lrmbo), Der es fir geratbener
biclt, sic SEN Miliion1rer1 bon ser ppr=
tl1gieiiiden 9fegierutg %5ugemeiiene
(pobl miQfiirlide?D @algenfrilt nid)t
ob5lmartel1 l11o bereits o1tf el1glildes
@e6ic1 gefliidtet it:
u9uf1tnb5a=9iiper ont %. Nppember,
1910. @ir, ih ul1o gr1oer Mpoenbii=
d1er, 6altten inn 9ufuno5o=5bo(, 3
Stunoen bon Wirl1ru, cine Notb6iitte.
Sn Ser Ndbe befil1oen iid pr6dtige
9agen init flieBelr0em @alier, Soeole
fir cine Miiiion. Gin @eiBer bot uns
iein berrlides 2altogut fir 100000
Morf an. Sda0e, 0ab mir cine 10 quite
@elegenbeit boriibergeben Iaiien mill
ien, unier &ei6tbl1m beitebt aus faum
200 Marf. @ir f011nten Damn, ielbit
int Safe Ser Gertreibung, in Ser NGbe
unierer Gbriiten bon Mirl1r1t bleiben.
@ie sic ieben, lit idnele, ihnelle Sill
fe n0tbig. @em Miiiiondre Ser TIN
teritiituna heoiirfen, 10 CLAUDE id, iin6
mir es iebt. Gnti6u1oigen Sic midi,
lpern id Sic mieoer bel6itige, in Ser
Mot5 la11ft mani sum 6reuno. @ete11
Sic Iiir inns! @enn mir Sic Wittel be-
fonmen, in oieiem engliihen @ebiet.
10 nahe bet Miruru cine 11el1e Miiion
SIT griinben, 10 fo1m olts Sem ltebel
Elm groBes @ut e%ntitebet, mir fon11ten
Sic alten Ghrilten bon Mirltrlt BON
hier aus miilionieren ltn0 bitten oo5lt
nod an0ere Negeritamme 81 befehren.
Ser Seufel bdtte iid Damn einmal mie=
Ser ielbit in SEN Sdmun5 gebiiien.
9arum bite i] lint idneue Mlmoi EN-. i"
@ie mir erfabren, fat audi i@on ser
Sbere ser REORGANIZATION, s. @iuer
6abon gei6rieben, 0aB mani btelleidt
fnapp an ser portugieiiiden @ren5e
cine o0er mebrere Stationen griin0en
foinnte, Sic audi fir Sic arn1en Shmar=
sen 0es portugieiiihen 3ambeii mirfen
miiroen. Der Ylan ioll nun mBge=
benben Srtes in ernitlide g%rmGgltng
ge5ogen mer0en un0 Sic ct. Tetrl1s
Glaper=Sooalitdt bofft ibrerieits Sic
notbigen Meittel 81 ieiner M11sfibrl1ng
ourh sammlungen mf5ubringer.
@ogen ane &otbolifen uro Miiitons=
freunoe ibr bel oieiem e6le,1 ltnterneh=
men bebilflid fem. @s mdre SEN Srei=
n1altrern, reip. ibrem Safer, 6em g..
mabrli6 5u g0;nnert, 6aB er ii6 mie0er
einmol griinoli6 in sen Sdtpon5
beiBt. (&nrr. uMfrtfa.)
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getrieben miro BON ser iiegreider
6ril tli6eu Iemofrutie!!"
Sic @crtrcibmmg Der Mii:
iiom6re aus oen port1t=
0ieni6em &olomiem?
Ger Hlnn cimcr @erlesnns Ser CANT
bcii=WfiNiun anf engliides @cbict.

Mad0em sic portugieliibe &epublif
ibre &egiermg NIT Der @crtreibul1g
Ser Sroe11slellte aus Hortl1ga( un5 Ell
ller 9feibe Der Brutal item @ena!tnfte
allgetreten bat, mc11oet lie ii6 jett &C.
gen Sic fatbolilhen Miiiionare in if
rc11 &olonielt uno beldliebt ihrc Ser
;agung. Gs lit oies cine 8arberei, Sc
ren 1id) n;6t einn1al Sic fran50lil6e
&egier:iag id)uloig gemad)t fat. @as
baben Semi sic orn1en Sroensmil11;cr
uno Oroensfrauen perbroben, toeil lie
Sic Neger gum @%briitentbum befebrten>
ailenfinOer aufer5ogen uno unter
ser ounfellten Menibenroiie oos 2id@t
0es @lal1bers ul1o ser Qualifications per
breiten?
Die portugieliide 6reimaltrerei,
o1rb jii0iihe Nrfiibrer geleitet, 5eigt
jett 6eutlid, mo- bina11s lie nil. SIR
Siel lit Sic Nusrottl1ng oes Gbriitel1-
tbums in Hortltgol. 9ieier fanatild,s
@aB gegen oas Gbrilteutbun1 tritt TO-
gar nidt Dor S6aten 5l1riid, melde int
grelifen @i0eriprud nit SEN Staots=
intereiien &ortl1gals iteben. Gl1rd}
gntfernu1g Ser Miiiionare beral1bt
iih Sic &egierlu1g Ser ein5igen l1nei=
genniibigen Npoitel Ser 3ipiliiation
in Sen milOer Megerfolonie11, >peld)e
oieie @olfer m%irtbidattlid uno fl1ltlt=
ref geboben baben inOem tic ibnen sic
2iebe 5ur Sronutg un0 sic ltl1terlper=
fl1ng ltnter sic Stnatsgemolt einprdg=
ten. Sober europaiide Staot utter
ltiibt nad &raften sic driitlibeu Mfii=
lionen in Mfrifa, in0em er in Sen Mii=
iionaren Sic por5iiglibiten 9(poitel Ser
Qualification erblidt; MIR sic fa1atiide
portilgieiiide &egierltng 9ibt lieber it,
re &olonien 0en1 f1ltureqen ltn0
mirtbidoftliden &iidihritt preis, ols
iie fatboliid lperoen 81 laiien.
Sic General 2eiterin Ser ct. Eet=
rus G(aper So0alitGt, Mom, pia SELF
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ullo olloerer 2elld)ten SEES Sp5ialis=
mus. 3uu @emeiie bierf fir berief Der
9ieoner iib anf oos offi5ielle &roto=
fol- ser lp5ialiitiiden Convention in
1908, meld]e iiber Sic Stellnng oes
Sp5iolisnuts gegenii6er ser Meligipn
l1no Ser spiegelfcebterei ser lo5ialilti=
jbe1 Iiibrer feinen 3meifel ldBt, TO-
mie alf meitere Meoen mllo &er0ffent=
lidumgeu Ser lo5ialiltild)en Yartei=
prclle.
Meoller mol1ote iid iooann ser TO-
5iuliitilden 5uftif gegeniiber Der So
ll1ilie SIT. &0liae 6reibeit Ser Sc
ihlcd]ter ufreie 9iebe", fiir Nue, lall=
tet Sic @auptforoerl,n9 Ser So5iali=
lten ouf Die en1 @ebiete, aues lu1ter
ser 6logge uIreibeit." Mls &oole=
belt int Mar5 1909 einen ibarfen,
ober gerebten @oritoB gege11 Sic Mo<
raj oes 5%o5ialiSmls int ~Sutloof"
per0ffentlid)te, Ser ibm %ieiaer 3eit Sic
Iei11oidaft oes rotben Staoto6erbaup=
ties bon Milpo1fee eintr>1g, ibmiegen
Sic Sp5ioliiten lib Elm bis 5mci Mpna=
tie p0llig aus. Gann fam Ser Sturm.
uSeoe io5ialiitiihe 3eitung lln0 jeoes
lpsiuliltilGe uMuga5in" oes 2an0es
perparf oieie 9ebren 0e5 So5ialis=
mus, ooro,1f bebnrreno, oaB sic @obr=
felt oariiber cine @erl1umoung lei.
Sic idmeriten Nngriffe gegen Moole=
pelt, Cen u9iigner" fplgten. Mon be-
iGuloigte ibn, 0aB er ~alls Oea Mb=
faQ6e66ltern u1lter Sen @il1tertreppen
lein Moteriol gegen Sen So5iallsml1s
gcld)opft" 6abe. Iieler ~N6faabe-
balter" lit 0oS 9u6 uSociolism> Ibc
Motio1 Of 6atberleB Gbiloren," m1f
melde &ooiepelt iih berief un0 mel
DIES bm1ptio9li6 Gitate bon Marr,
@ar, Mperling, 9iebfnedt, gngel, Sc
bel uirp. (fplgen sic Non1el1 bon 80
@auptfiibrern ser So5ialiiten aler
9atn0er entbalt.) Sen BET 9(ngriffen
beliebtel1 MusreOen vi lp.,. tsaGpe Sic
gebiibrenoe @iir0iau1tg 5i tbeil, ihla=
gen0e @eiipiele citirt, oltf 0en M6=
ldnitt: Sic G%l1tltebl1ng Ser 6amilie
III gebel's usSrmt" bi1gemiei elt ltim.
3um S6ll1iie for0erte Ser &e0ner
11idt nltr 3ur 9(6mebr ser lo5ialiiti=
iden Nngriffe ionoern alld sur Or
l1el1erltl1g Ser @eieaidaft inn Sinne
&i,,s 10. ol1f idliebeno NIT Sem
@ltrid}e: ~@eil bem Gage, on mel=
der sic io5iuliltiide Eelt lit Sic See
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2aftifcu oeS So5talts:
mus 1T 8c5mg ami &e:
lt0iom M11o Tamtlte.

Nllermurts, no ser allsge5eldu1ete
9}eo,1er Gopio @ploltein BON Soltpm
Gin gelpeie1er Sp5ialilt, III lell1ent
Nortrog, Sic Saitlten oea So51al1s=
u1lts in Se5l1g Of Meligion lul0 SAINT
lie belelldtete, mie sizes a11 letten
Gol1ncrltag Abeno IN ct. SAUL &C.
idab, bate lid Ser por5llgltde
Sprcd)er elmer .5oblreiden 31borer=
ld)uar SIT erfreltel1 = 2ei0er fonlte
man lih in st. G(olto fir ieine &C.
%aerrpurt nid)t begeiltern. Nue Ste Sem
oeuol1oten s%htseinonoer iebel1 lauld=
ten, eitigten lib III Ser Se%6ullptltng,
ooB nod ME 5upor Oie io5ioliltild)e
&erldelei in ibrer eler10en Nfadbeit
griinolider blosgelteut mnr0e ais Dies
ourf @errn @o(oiteiu gelbeben lit.
Inter ltiirn1iihem gpplal,s ml1roe Ser
Meoner oaermarts empfange11, Ser IN
elmer foit 5meiltiin0igen &eOe, oft bon
e11tutliuitiiGeu @eifoa mterbrod)el
Sic 3uborer III %geipar1telter Ml1f=
m%erfiantfeit bielt.
ugs itebt ultBer ol(en1 3peifel, ooB
feline Ser ous mnerifaniibe @olf be-
riihreuoen Irogen Don groBerer @e=
oe1tlllrg iii als Sic oes 5o5iolismus.
Nr0i. Gait erfl1rte filr5li6, 0nb
mir elmer belleren Gualitat bon
StootsmGnl1ern beoiirfe11 ols je gu
Dor, l1n1 oiele or nelleu Mltfgabe, Ser
8etou1p{u1g Ocs So5idlismrls gered)t
81 meroen, mabreno bereits i'm Sa6re
1878 Ser 5tellpertreter G6riiti BON
leiner bobeu @urte aus, 0el1 beran=
11aben0en Stltrl1 e%rfennen0, feline
&ar1ung Dor ser Sp5ial0emofratie
in sic @elt biuallsl anote. uSr Sic
iem Sabr troten ii6er cine balbe
Mfilion omcrifaniider S%timn1geber
fir &epolrtion Elm, m1breno 10000
so6lenoe Mitglie0er einen feiteu poli=
tilden a0rper biloen, un0 ierner iiber
100000 Man1 @riioerlhaften ange=
boren, Sic bauptiddlid ge6il0et lino
sur Nltsbreitln1g Ser lo5ialiitilden9eb=
rem. NuBeroem lpuroen Girfel in
Dielel1 Ser Colleges there's onll0es
gebiloet 5meds Stu0ilm oes So5ialis=
mus, dt11b Giele reDol,1tipnaren 6it6rer
bil0en bulo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 60
5ioliltilde Iiibrcr meroen a%efun0en>
in 2ebr : Suititltteu, meoi5iniiden
Orgonilationel1: lr1o al1f ieoer Elat=
forg11, ol1f melher lo5iologiibe Nroble=
11te belproden meroen. ST. Sen uMa=
sgo5iies" beorbeiten Mo1tat fir Mo=
not Nrtifel pom lo5ioliltii6em gbarac=
ter 0os 2onb."
Nit oielel1 @ortcn leitete Ser &e0=
ner feline Ausfiibrl1ngeu EN- tint TO-
oonu 6arouf %bir5lmeilell oaB Sober
manu- erfell1en loate, wie not6menoig
es lit. nit Sen 2ebren uno Ser Brorts
bes so5iolism1S befantt 5u meroen,
oenn MIR 10 1err1t ein @abler erfen=
men, SOB ct our6 feline Stimmabgabe
fiir sic lo5ioliltilde Nartei, Ste 3u=
.itiunul1g ertbeilt gum Stlu5 rml erer
hiIrgerliden lt1o d)riltliden Gipllila=
ton. Meoner mics 0arallf FIN, oaB
pas St1Oiltm oes Sp5ialismus, mel
der in olle Ibeile ser n1enihlihen @e=
lenldnft einoringt, ei,1 rieliges Selo
umfolle, 10 oab es unmDglih lei IN
siuem %ein5elnen @ortrog ooslelbe 51
befe1. gr meroe oesbolb nun leotg=
fid,. r1ie Iaftifen oes So5laltSmus
in Besug ol1i &eliaion nrto Samilte"
b%chonbelu. rgs gilt feline erldloae=
rere Ioftif i'm ga15en sanse", erflar=
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Mqitutore1 .1pilien Sen grobtel1 Tor=
tbeil olts ser Mr1nl1tl, Der Inquire
oeubeit ulro Ser ltnpilienbeit Ser Mfal=
len s1 5ieber. Ser Maltgel at Wforol
uao Mobltb1tigfeit uno Bic ll1nloral
Ser Sett5eit merOen ser drtltllben
Meltnn ldjal1rnrg III bic Sdplbe ge1do=
Ten. 2olmarn1e &atbollfcu bIloc'1 CT
ne belonoers ermii1tld te Sellte. BUR
@epi1llil1g Sic er miro lllr ol51ott
ous @prt Ioniel S'Gpnnel's mlB-
traud)t: uSd nebme n1eil1e 9telig1o11
pom Mpr1, nibt uher n1eil1e Yolttif."
Sic Stride lei feline politild)c Ear=
tel, iii6rte Ser Meoner aus, inns lol|c
ibreu ,&ilr0erl1 ane 6reibeiten bln1tht=
lib iGrer politiiden 3ugeb0rtgfeit, TO-
lol1ge iolde nidt sum- Gonflift nit
Ser d)riitlid)en Morol fiibrt. Sic
@erillde Ser So5ialiiten MN, in Bic
fottpliiden93eiben ein51oringeI1, brln-
gen inns Sic 6rage: Sam Elm Mfann
ieilre Meligion bon Som aebn1ell uao
leine Eolitit pom So5ialismns??"
2oBt ms ieben. Sic &eligion &on1'S
|rerlangt SEN @lal1belt oil @ptt Sen
Namdbtigeu Sen 5d0pfer @iumelS
uno Ser Gr6e. Gie &atbolife1 mill
len ulul16el1, DaB 0ptt ieirel1 MiQell
Sltrd6 Mhrabam, Mpl les ms Sic &ro=
pheten ucrfiinoigt bot, 0oB er ietnen
ei15igen Sobn ols Grl1ier gelo1bt
hot, BOB Seius sic fatboliids &ird}e
hegriinoet, SEM Gbriitentbrm cntgen
@eltul1o ieiner 2efren Der iprpd'en fat
Ii. i. /. Ser S%p5ialismnt5 ii ,anct
sic griltel15 @ottes. gr i%ppttct it's;
Sen @lnuber1 an elpige @o6rbeitelt,
~Midts lit e1pig, o0es mebielt nit Ser
3eit," lit iei11e Goctrin. lin So5ia=
lilt 51 lein mtB man an cine ~Dfono=
miide @eitimmlrna" glauben; So5in=
lismlls ntod)t Sen Marm SIT einem
miQenloi en Sf(upen elmer otnflen
Mndt.
u&anm ma an sic '2ebren &om's
l1.ih gleidBeitig an Sic Erinctpien Sc
u0fouonriiden 3etermi11ism1s" glalt=
ben? Mein!" uGarl Marr, Ser So
ter ser internotiol1alen 8emegung err
tlart nid)t meniger often, oab Ntbeis=
mus Ste notbmen0ige @run0lage 0es
pilie1id)uftltden So5ialism,s lit, mie
Seq 10. 5eigte, 0oB oie Drift
lihe &eligion in etneln poittipen ISL
init Sen @runOprincipien
Ser io5ialiitii6en &ropagar1oa ite6t.
Malt mag Sic 5a6e bon irgeno ei1em
Stanopunft betradten iider lit, 0ab
ser Monl1, melder ii feline S9eologie
BON Mo1n 1t1o leine Eolitif bonn 60
be5iebt," lit eil1er uerbarm=
li6en Sage it." Man fa1rrt 1tid)t 5mei
0ienen - GbriItus uto Dem
Mntt6rilt.
Cine eingebenoe Sdtloer1rlg, Ser
io5ialiltilden Hrincipten folgte in=
oan11. Ser minenlhaft lide So5ialiS=
mus fo1ro ieine 8iiroigung, io1pie Ser
uHeligion lit &ripatiabe." Die
ltnpabrbeit ser 8ebauptung, bie Sc
ligion bobe 1tb IN be ri6ieoenen 3eital=
tern gedn0ert, mmroe glan5eno nab=
gemieien. GieIfad beitretten Sic 60
5ialiiten aus taftiiden @riin0en Sic
&eligtonsfein0lidfeit ibrer &artei, I'M
0em iie gelteno 5t MAIDEN iuden, mon
6iirfe sic Mniid)ten ein5elner nidt als
iene ser Hartei betraGten. @ldn5eno
miberlegte ober &e0ner oieie faltle
Musreoe, flar nadmeiieno, 6aB Marr
uno Gngels ibr Hrogram ol1f atbei=
itiider @runolage aufgebol1t, oaB Sic
gleidcl1 Hrincipien m1h bier5rtlanoe
gelten, trob nielfader 8eidoniglungs
perl Jude oes REORGANIZATION @ergerI
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-10-26
NORTH ANSON.

While Charlie Smith was playing
ball in the school grounds, the 18th
inst, he fell breaking both bones
of his left leg. below the knee. He
reported to be getting along as com
fortably as could be expected.
w C. Robinson went to Boston.
Tuesday, to attend the Fruit Growers
exhibition.
The No. Arson Branch Of Drs.
Smith & Cover Skowhegan Dental
offices will be open as usual next Mon
day and Tuesday when desired ap-
pointments may be made in advance
by mail addressed to the Skowhegan
office.
Ruth Head Cragin chapter will
give a Halloween supper, Tuesday af-
ternoon, in the Odd Fellows hall
from five to seven. Supper, Is cents
Homemade candies will be on sale.
Mrs. Clara Nutter started for Cali
fornia, Thursday, to spend the winter
One year ago today the ground was
covered with snow.
Quite large amount of apples are
being ground into cider this fall.
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CANAAN.

Major Baker arrived the last Vt the
week for an indefinite stay with his
daughter, Mrs. Ola Max6eld.
1t is ruInored that Ira Patten is
to remove TO this village and will &c
cupy the Scammon's house, recently
vacated by Mrs. Lillian Wells. It. is
hoped that more families will NOV e
to this village instead of leaving for
if it is visited by few more fires
desertion seems inevitable.
Drs Smith G. Cover with offices in
Sampson building, will in the future
conform their prices to that of Water
Vile, Fairfield and surrounding towns
in Offices where the best materials are
used. This means a reductions espec-
tally in artificial teeth and crowns and
bridging.
Mesdames Brown and Harris pass
ed the day Friday in Fairfield.
Mrs. C. A. Packard has moved into
the Thornton house.
Arthur Burrill who is receiving
treatment in the hospital III Skowhe-
gan is improving finely.
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BINGHAM.

Beatrice Gallant went to Fitchburg
Mass, last Monday where she VIII
with Mrs. w. 8. Hamilton and at
tend school until after Christmas.
Mrs. N. NJ. Mayhem who has been
In this vicinity several weeks has re-
turned to her home in Waterville.
Gaspar Pooler son OF Lawrence
Pooler of Aroostook county Is stop
ping with his aunt Mrs. Joseph La
point this winter and attending
school In Moscow.
Rev. T. B. HIATT of Bingham has
been selected by the Congregational
Maine State conference and Mission
ary association, superintendent of the
Northern Somerset Congregationalist
churches.
On Tuesday the work on the
water was allowed to run in the pipe
the whole length of Main street. All
the hydrants on this line were tested
and proved very satisfactory. A
town meeting will soon be called to
raise money to purchase hose for fire
protection.
An alarm of fire at two o'clock A.
M. Monday was caused by the burning
of a shanty near the reservoir, where
cement was stored. No great amount
of damage was done.
The annual chicken supper giver
by the men of the Congregations
church and parish will take place OF
Tuesday eve, Oct. 31st, at Fraternit,
building. Supper will be served from
$50 to s O'Clock p NJ. consisting o
roast chicken with dressing, mashed
potato cranberry sauce and othel
eatables. The public Is cordially in
vited to partake of the feast and the
proceeds will go to the Ladies' circle
Entertainment and social will follow
the supper
Mrs. Forrest Colby went to Boston
on Wednesday for a weeks stay. She
will visit Mrs. A. J. Paul, Jr., also
spend considerable time with hel
daughter, Lena, who Is a student a
Wheaton seminary, Norton.
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STATE OF MAINE.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

By virture of the authority con-
ferred upon us by the provisions of
Chapter ia of the Public Laws of
1911, we, having received written
complaint from the owners of the
land that beaver are doing actual,
substantial damage to their property,
hereby declare an open season Oh
beaver, from Nov. third, A. D., 1911,
to April first, A. d., 1912 on the fol-
lowing townships:
Township Number 2, Range s. B. X
P. w. K. r., Somerset County. known
as Lower Enchanted Township.
Highland Plantation. Somerset
County.
Township Number 8. Range 7. B. X.
p. w. K. r., Somerset County. known
as Parlin Pond township.
Township Number g. Range 6, b. K.
p. w. K. r., Somerset County.
Flagstaff Plantation, In Somerset
County.
During the open season herein pro-
vided for on the lands above specified,
it shall be lawful for any licensed
hunter and trapper of fur bearing
animals to trap beaver thereon, but
no person shall set trap for beaver
within ten feet of beaver house.
Witness our hands this 25th day of
October, A. D., 1911.
Commissioners of Inland Fish
cries and Game, State of Maine
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PUBLICITY IS GOOD
FOR CHURCHES
Newspaper Men Eager
To Cooperate
Successful Pastor Advises Laymen to
Make Use of Their Opportunities.

1t is foolish to decry or abuse news
papers. That accomplishes nothing
and closes an avenue of hepfulness,
speakes Rev. C. F. Reisner, D. D., of
New York, in the Western Publisher.
Attacks stimulate rather than curtail
circulation Everybody reads news
papers today. 1t is a hurry-up time
Book reading is seldom possible
Magazines even are not easily carried
on trains and street cars. Papers are
cheap. They can be purchased every
place When vacant time is exhaust
ed they can be thrown away without
feeling of extravaganza. News
public interest. Every line of infor-
nation finds place in their columns.
The wise church will therefore sup
ply commanding news, notices and
graphic reminders of services.
Preachers are too likely to criticise
the public press. More good would
be accomplished by judicial common
dation. The liberal element frequent
ly call upon newspaper managers and
editors. Good folk would be cordially
welcomed If they done likewise. If
the church people would comment and
suggest, newspaper columns would
soon show the effect In higher class
material and in nobler editorials. No
body of men on earth respond more
promptly to the encouragement and
suggestions of good people than news
paper men. In several years expert
ence l have never had a reasonable
request refused nor furnished items
that were garbled into hurtful SEN
sationalism.
The best publicity to be sought
from the press is that resulting from
friendliness between it's leaders and
the workers on papers. Good people
enjoy reading church news humanity
worded and helpfully purposed. 9th
ers will not pass over 1t. There are
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nlentv of occurrences In all churches
In which are germs of news II prop
erly developed. Papers often oistort
religious facts because they cannot
90. the exact details. Friendliness
will, lead them to seek further In
formation before publishing an arti-
Gle.
Finally publicity enables the church
to compel men to recognize that the
church offers a fine opportunity for
investment of both time and money.
Every man desires to do good. Few
fail to respond with contributions
when assured that 100 cents worth OF
good will result from every dollar
given. A false notion once existed
that the church was a charitable In
stitution. 1t is necessary to demon
strate that 1t is more vital than laws
and law makers and more thoroughly
helpful than hospitals and orphan
ages. 1t aroused men to do right In
spite of laws while in otherwise guild
ed they may dodge the best ones. 1t
cultivates the heart until individuals
minister to the sick and open heart
sweetening homes for orphans. 1t is
not necessary for the church to be
widely institutional in it's work to
prove its practical helpfulness. 1t
1t will do more good II 1t stirs individ-
uals to relieve aches and ills than 1t
will II it forms an organization to
take these responsibilities from peo-
pie who will not take the time to do
what they ought to do. If we can
print in the papers the work which
the church is doing, open-minded men
will be compelled to recognize that 1t
( is accomplishing worthful things and
they will no longer have an excuse
for withholding their strength and
: their dollars.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
To All Persons Interested In Either
of the Estates Hereinafter Named,

At a Probate Court held at Skowbe.
gan, in and for the County of Somer-
set on the second Tuesday ofOcto-
Der. In the year of our Lord one thou
and nine hundred and eleven. The fol
lowing matter having been presented
for the action thereupon hereinafter
indicat ed, 1t is hereby ORDERED:
That notice thereof be given to all
persons Interested, by causing of this
order to be published three weeks sue
cessively In the Independent Reporter
In said County, that they may appear
at Probate Court to be held at said
Skowhegan on the second Tuesday OF
November A. d. 1911, at 8 o'clock IN
the forenoon and be heard thereon if
they see cause.
Betsey ChadbOurn, late of Harmony.
deceased. VIII and petition for pro-
hate thereof present ed by Herbert v
Chadbourn. of said Harmony. the
executor named therein.
Edward II. Allen, late of Skow h cyan
deceased, VIII and petition for pro-
bate thereof presented by Abbie G.
Lien of said Skowhegan, the execu-
triX named therein.
Nargery stevens, late of Smithfield
deceased. VIII and petition Tor pro,
bate thereof presented by Seldan G.
Holmes of said Smithfield the
executor named therein.
Harriet Mason, late of Fairfield de-
ceased. First and final account Of
George G. Weeks, administrator, pre-.
scented.
AUGUSTINE SIMMONS.
Judge of said Court.
Attest: NATHAN FOWLER, Register
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