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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-16

aonRantiH0psl. 80. 5uli.

als mir am %. SuIi mad Fsbsns
unDspaR:isitiinoissr, ieIbitgstpablter
GuarGRtdus ben 5of.n Don SmprHa
rsrIieBen. puroe uHs in Iester Uttnute
nit Der yoii Elm tiirtiihes GrtrabIatt
On goro gsfporisu. Nat) bier Sdgsr
- lsit uuisrsr ausreiit Don Beirut -
bic erItsu Yddrlt:ea aus Der g9eIt,
lluo glsi9 3eIegr1mms. bic uns saa'
btfonoers interefIirten unb uufregtsn;
~Grpbe Jeuersbrunit In StdmbuI."
die Hdfiten Stunben uber orebtt
iih bic lnterholtuHg an gorn Hur uUr
bieis neue aataltrophe Die bic tiirtis
id)e 5auptftaot tttroffen bate. un6 in
siusu RAID entiporieHsu plan ponaons
itaniinopel puroen Hah ben 4ngabeu
bes Grtrablattes bic pom Jsuer ger
it0rten Staottheils singetragen.
4ls mir am aHotren laee in ipGteT
Hdhmiitagsltunoe uHs Der beimgefuh
ten Stabt ndhsrtsR, ais iibsr ben
bIauen MslItn Der Uaarmarn bic tpei.
ben Wlinaretts oes moihssnrsiden
Stambul auftauttsu, lueien nergsblit
bic itdrFIien Jsrnrohre an 9orb nat)
Spnren Der Rataitrop9e. Der harats
ttriitiIte gburm oss Serastisraths
ftanp bell uHb uHpsrisbri nuf Der 90
be. bic auppe!n uno Ulinaretis Der
Sulsimanieb, Der 1aubenmoihee. Der
aolelioihami uub 5ho6iaboeh.nos
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6obe uno ben 4b5angen Giambuls
hinunssr gum Warmdraamsr. llno
bod ioiI.s strabe in Der Rohe bieier
gauisn unb gum 1bsil birstt um re
berum alIes, mas ejebduDe hieb, pers
nihtet iporben isisn. Denn aber bieie
Wabrseihtn eerstis! tpornen pareu.
bnnn tonHte bic Sahs niht TO fhlimm
itebtn. ipis bas Ggtra5lait uus batt.
befiirhien laiitn.
Gnolih parsn mir nabe ssnus an
bic Staoi beransetommen. unb nun
fahen mir alsroings bod, bab srobe
Strecen unisrbalb oes ariegsminiites
RUINS bis fait gum Wlsere binab elm
nuseebronntss Ruinsnfeib biIestsn.
befien asboriitus uuo table MausrrsIte
BON peiiem Sdiier persduihte. Wan
lab, bab bas granefslb. nohrItsins
lid GROCER. gum minoehsn ebsnio ums
fnHsreih itin mubte, pit bas bes
id1limmen 9rdnoes pom %. uno "a.
ausuft 1908. oas man bas Jeusr bon
1Ihiiihir sa nenneR pflegt. Tomols
fieleR 2200 Gaufsr Der Gtusrsbrunii
gum Epfsr, 10000 Msnihen puroen
cbnad)lns unb Der S6dben ipuroe uuf
so Uiilliontn Wars ssindti.
Ter erite Mtg nat Der Antunft In
Qcnftantinopel gait natiirlih beln
neuen 9rnnnfsles. Gsnau ausseeriidi.
bari man freiIih nihi bon einsm
1ronbfslbe fpretsn. Denn Der plas.
an bem 3uerit bic DerbdnsniboclIe
Geuersbrunit ausbrad. Elm 9Guiers
DitrttI am Gerossisrath. liest poilioms
men seirenni pom Sauptfhauplas, Der
iid an ben NbhGngen StnmbuIs gum
Wormnrametr um bic Qalelimoftee
berum3iebt. Gas brittle. sdR5lih uns
0bbGn9iee Bronbesbist, mo- erit am "a
Suit bds Deusr piiibtte. eritrsdt iih
am Gotbentn Dorm in einem Gtabi4
pieYtel, bos felt Sahraebnttn fir bas
per1ebrenbe Qlemen. rsif mar. Dort
1alnm AayeHa&IiA a.ml 3aSsIss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-16
Etnrrfr0mpi.

Nm. Smith. A Sabre aft, bon 90.
326 Deit 6. aptnne. sOs fih Dor timer
mote an sinem psrroftettn Drobt5aun
cine Dunoe am Dnumen Der rthien
0onb gu. CT ihensie Der gerIetuns
itine Htohtung. bis fi4 seitern Gtnrr.
trompffpmpiolne sinnellten. 6miib
purb< not bem itdotif6kn 0ofpit1l
sebroHt, no ftin 3nfdnb ols dukeris
tritiim besei6net Durbe. Der pasient
nirb nit Hasiiaziao zieEihsaalR r.
kau1aft
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-16


Die arrangements fir bic Grob 60.
certifying uno Die bamit perbunbensn
s5eitIihfeiten lisgsn In ben bdnben bes
i.ahiteGenben arrangements 4uss
id,nfts:
sSatob ;5lid, gorfib.r; grant I.
Ntit, GhdBmsifter; Soispbine Gdd.
fer, Setret1r; Gbos. Snpsnosr. gal.
ssuhn, gbns. Miiller, asnrp al6srB,
grant Renn, MiItslmina qudo. gli.
iatetb Ggsr, aouiie greitbotfe, s5ennis
arsn, 9athnriHa grdebart unb Maria
Ganomdnn.
0eihihte oes Grbens.
Ter sTeutidle Crbtn Der barusari~
lit. fpie fhon Der Tome auoeutet, cine
psutihe Grbens s9erbinounq. Dor 80
Sabrsn in Rem Yori assriinoet, febte
iidl cer Crben i'm allgnnsinen bic Iafy
gube Der gtgenFeitigsn llntsritiibune in
Hrdn.h.its. llngliidss nnb 2ooes.
f1Ilen.
3ablreihe nnbsrs Gbnlihe SrbeH uno
llnisritiibuHss sDtislIffaiten, oaranter
iehr mddttse. DsriOIgtsn bsrsits bic
glsi6tH .3nede. Sis arteiteten ieboh
eintrisits in tinsr Gprafe, tpelfe Der
groben Wafie Der otutTden gep0ltes
run9 nidt geldufig genus mar, I'm iih
frti uno obns DsrlseeHheIt bnrin auss
Suoriitsn, uno anoerfeits berrfhten
CUR 3eii pisle bittere DDrurtbsile, uns
ter Dtnsn Die oeutf6e Bspolierung gu
leiofn bate. uno rpeIfe ben 4nftlub
an dHoere Neutrality-suspicious. fir ben
bel Deit:m grobten 1heil Der Isuts
fhen nahesu unm6glit ma9ten.
Dsr .9sutfds CrSen Der 5nrusari~
touros oah.r segriino.t. um ben
osiiifhreeenbsn 8iiretrn, auber ben in
anetrtn 0sislIIhaftsu ssbot.Hsn I'm
terfiiisungs gorib.ilsn. nod bic Gslss
eenheit gu bieten. In ibrer siaenen Mut.
tsrfprahe Die 9eIhdftt su fiibrsn. tpsls
DE nnsertrtnnbnr Don Der Weripaltang
zines fpihsn Crbens iinb.
Die Bspabrung Der peutihsH Spra.
DIE innerbalb oss Crcens fir erpi9t
Soften purbs besbalb ols critics unpers
briitlites Strtb3isl nieoergelegt. I'm
nit ben Worien Der aonItitution su
reoeH: ~gs fonte ben oeutlhrebeHeeH
giirs.rn Der Der. Staai.n 6eleg.nbeit
ssssben perDeu. i6rs gsiftisen uno mas
tsrisllen SHtereFeH 5u fOrosrn, uno
itre gefsliiseH 8.rbdltniiIs gu bsben
uno 3u psreoeln."
5n oiei.m 8oppel5i.l Iieat bic I'm
teri6tiouns oss Grosns pom dbnlit.n
gsrbinoungsn. iotpie Die 9erehtieuua
aaf Die aner,ennuHg Der Wabrbeit,
ooB Der -Deutide Creen Der bdrus
suri~ Elm seoiirfuib in nieism 2anps
mar unb nod m.
Sdhel nimmt Der Grbsn tsinsspens
cine sngber3iss notionaIeglbaeihloTen@
bel. Elm. Sttne 1hors ft.ben nett often
fiir alleRationaIiiattn. uno er hat salIs
reite Berirsisr oerfe.bsn In isinsn Rel
ben. Ramenilif ssist fit in nsusr.r
3eii. oaB bic bier ss6or.n.n S0bne
DoH Drotnsbriinern bis 2oqsn nes Or
osus aufiuten. um ihrtn Sdds BON
otutihsr Sprdhe uao beutihen Ws.
fsns 5u 6ereihern.
Der Croen sablt stg.ntpGrtia ettpa
All ottipe 2ogen. 80 wlannitn, unb iii
IN 27 Stcaten nit ettpd 1000 Rits
elitoern perireten. dos Dsrm0aen 6ss
Groens, lpsif3es nas G,or1ntie. oosr
Rtierpesa salpital biIoei. 6strdet etpu
S62l. .327. uno Der 0efammtbetraa al
ler unttriiiisuHaen felt geitsten bss
Srbtns BAT bic 5obe BON s5,4Ss,s
1868 erreift.
lies iino RsiuIidte. ipelte fefbTf
reo.n. uno nobl hrehtiaen, bic 4ufs
msrsiamisit Der beutfhtn Mit6iira,r
auf oas Wsitn unb Wirten ees .Deuts
itsn Srosns Der 9arusari1 su l.nien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-16

mar pcr einisen WDhen pDn bieism
niebergeihoifen lporben, neil er Jr1u
nolds beleioigt baben io[Ite. Gr ipnroe
trit geitern aus bem 6oipital entIafien
unb bsgdb itf iofort nod) Der 6olass
ihen Wobnurs. 6olas bsfinbet iih uns
ter Der 4ntldee bes Wsornangriffs i'm
gountn Gefdnanib.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-16
Jebs 9ainIsr eeisdji.

O1S biefge pcliSei Department
iDurbe g:ftern BON bem Gbef Der gbis
tascsr Gebtimpoli5ei erfuht. gsnhs
forf4ungen nod benz 35 Sabre oIkn
Jcbn RAINIER. BON 30. 1884 Wentz
iDortb 4pt., Chicago. onSuitelIen. Dsr
WaHH ipuroe Sulest am 0reiiog, IL.
4usuit, In ieiner Mpbnuna gefeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-16

Ser tDotItae GGugfpprt.
Gbtcogo, SQ., 15. 2tuguIt. 3pei
Junge 4otuttter, Dm, Il. BQbqer DON
p1ttsbur8 uno Ct. Groir s5obnftone
BON Gbiea9O, oerloreu am 8tenTtaq
auT oem tnterndtionalen 9Sliegera
Uteettng ibr Geben.
Badger, Elm rether iunaer M1anu.
ttur5te in etne 8rube Des Jluqfeloes
unb mar auf Der Stele toot. s5n eiz
mem Der 5Iiigel bes grppeIers Der
BdloDin Waf6iue befan0 iih eiue
oefette SteQe, bic er niht bemertt
bate. Der propeller brad unb bic
6lugmaf6tne ttppte um, 10 oaB 8dba
ger 100 SUB tief in bic @rube btnabs
ftiir3te. gr brad bas 9enit uno
blieb to0t liegen.
SohnitOne itiir3ts nit ieinem Gins
oedsr in ben W}idigan See unp purs
be stne Stunoe Ipdter aIs 2eihe uns
Ter ietner WtaIhins beroorge3ogsn.
Badger mar Elm Nmuteur iSlie1er,
Der fruber gum 8ergniigeu nit Renn=
4utomob.Ien fubr. Gr bsidB Elm groz
bss efsenes 8ermDgeu uuD tonnte ii3
uuge6tHbert Dem Glugiport Diomen.
4tDOoo' 8 slug.
GltbGrt, Sno., Is. gIug. 5arrp
U. 4tpooD Don Bottom flog Oieuftag
in 2 Stunoeu uHp Is Utinuteu nit ieiz
nem 4eroplan obHe au3ubaItsn DON
GbtcugO uber etneu 3ipfsl oes U2i6t=
gan Sees uno iiber bic Sunobiiqel bes
n0rolihen Snoiuna uah Gltbart. Die
8iitana betrdgt 1O1 UleiIen unp bic
Jlugssit lit q Dlinuten IdnQer als Die
BEG i1neQiten 3uges 3TpiideH GbicagO
unb GItbart.
gtnbreher erf 6pf1er.
Gentrulia, Su., Is. Quuut.
Bier gtnbre6sr periu6ten am 8ieus=
tag Wlorgeu 3u friiber Stunoe in ben
9ooen bon Rieman &c Sons in genz
tral Gttp ein3uoringsn, fie murben
aber bon Gilbert Gieman entDedt, Der
auf lie i6oB. giner Der Gtnbre6er,
Der ippeit nidt ibsntifi3irt nuroe,
purbs auf Der SteQs getODtet uro elm
anoersr, Der ieineu Hamen ais goz
parb Cole BON StreDeport, Ga, aua
CAB, iuurbe pahri4etulih t0DtIih per.
punnet.
I'm $918 beraubt.
GItburt, Snb., 15. 4ug. Sacpb
Topper, Elm SO Sabre alter 9rpcer,
puros am 0ienitag Uorgen su friiber
Gtunoe in Ieiner Dphnunq biHter benz
2aben uberfallen unb um 1913 bes
rau6t. gr mar on ietnem 9ett Feitgez
bunosn, als Elm aunbe frIb Worgens
in ben 2aoeH fam.
Nls "copper" fit ipeigerte ben Bers
tied feines 9eloes an5ugebeu, belt ibm
elmer Der Rduber einen Repolper Dor
bn anpf, ipdbreno ein anoerer 9dIoIiu
iiber bas gett gob uno brobte es anz
siinbsn gu polIen. lpenn Sppper ieiu
8elo niht uusliefere.
SugenbIi6es 9tebespaar.
Gbicago, Su., 10. 2lug. 8aa
bib NeiB uno 5reb. 9prman, illnge
Burden i'm 4lter bon 10 eSabren.
puroen am 9ienitdg BEN 5trafrita
ter unter Der QntIage porgefIbrt, ben
Stenograpben Der 9ureaur in Der
untereu Staot llbren uuo portemona
nuies geitobIen 81 baben. Weib bez
fannie. tpobl an $50 Stenograpbsn
heitpbIen unb @orman bic @ertbia4
den gum 9erIeBen ibergsbsn gu haa
ben. Die 8erhanolungeu purnsn bis
gum Is. 2luguit periapbeu.
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Cartad6ieer Deretser.

Der unedr AnOrsip Boil Iuuroe ae.
fern ouf NeroxioHune Dsr 8Tou 90.
iepk 00ios non GLENDALE pertaftet.
Die Urdu bebouptet. BON bem Nunne
telxjliet mosbea ~ fem npli, meIdtex
~ bi11R 1axlDusnn Aplsk hata1gn
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3Wei l)pfsr Oer ADialik.
Bm. U. Badger ppH gittsburs
nno ct. GrOir SobnitOne
pOn Gbieagp
Set nen 9tDiatifer Meet tn
Chicago umgefpnmeu.

Sdrrp u. atpoob fsBte am Dtenitas
istnen GIug na6 bem Giten fort
unb fIog bon Gbicago na9 Gttbart,
Sno.. IN 3tDsi StuubeA uno 16
WliHuten.
Die bstoen permiBter 3ugbeoienftetea
bon benz 5ost MaDne Gifens
ba9nzllnFaG
untsr ben 5riiH1mern ibrer 2otomos
tire 9efunber.
Spurhunbe fiibrten bic Gu6er an bic
Steue no ii6 bic 2eidsu befinoen.
-
glutthaten in alien 2betlsn oss Cans
bes.,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-16
Sofal Seri(I)t.
DealI0er 5arugari.Or0sn.
pease beaiuni bic idbrlid,e gibuna
Der etaats' Wrohiose
On Der bsrtiis anuserlr BON 7siecc.
i'n uno Se!ssaiiansu elacstroi.
fen llno.

Ult GelhIfte oes Crbens - Be
ANTE btr Staats. .6roBIpae unb bies
1 ..5er sogsn. Gas prosramm.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-06-14
OLD HOME WEEK.

Committee Anneunces Further Out
line Of Program.
The Old Home week COMMITTEES Of thu
Merchants association has announced the
following program for the week:
Sunday. Aug. 8.
Union services ct Hancock hall. Old
Home week service at 8 O'Clock. CON-
ductsd by local pastors. Evening SER
vice at o'clock, with short addresses
BY visiting pastors. Special music and
orchestra.
Monday, Aug. z.
Old Home week reunion at Newbury
Neck. Baseball, MufYers and buffers.
Sports; yacht race. Reunion OF pupils
Of Miss Elizabeth True. Music.
Tuesday, Aug. 8.
Old Home day. Exercises at Hancock
hall at $50 p. m, Mayor Leland presid-
ing. Short speeches by former Ellsworth
boys at home. Singing OF lode to Ellis
worth" and other features. Evening at
8, Old Home reception and ball.
Wednesday, Aug. 9.
Band Held day. Automobile road race,
Bangor to Ellsworth, celebrating sew
entieth anniversary of building OF Ban
gor road. Evening, three-act comedy by
local talent under direction OF Fred Il.
Cooke, followed by ball.
Thursday, Aug. 10.
Veteran firemen's day. Play and ball in
the evening.
Friday, Aug. II.
County day, with special features for
grangers, Minstrel show and ball in
the evening.
Saturday, Aug. ~.
Ellsworth high school alumni day.
+ Lawn party at high school grounds.
Ball In the evening.
The Old Home week committee has
heard indirectly from some former resi-
dents OF Ellsworth that they feel sighted
at not receiving an invitation to visit
Ellsworth for Old Home week. The COM
mittee wishes 1t to be thoroughly UNDER
stood that no special invitations have
been sent out--the invitation to come Is
general to ali. Announcements have been
sent to those former residents whose names
the committee obtained from various
sources, but they could not hope to get .
complete list.
The secretary OF the committee, Roy q.
Haines, will send one OF these announce
ments to any former resident of Eliswo rt b
requesting 1t, or whose name is sent in.
The Old Home week committee wants q
big gathering OF old home folks in Ellis
know that the invitation Is general and
pressing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-06-14
COMMENCEMENT.
Ellsworth High school Graduation
Exercises Next Week.

Exercises Next Week.
The graduation exercises OF the Els
worth high school will take place at Han
cock hail next Wednesday afternoon, at
go o'clock. There are thirteen in this
years class, as follows:
COLLEGE PREPARATORY - Alice Viola
Lord, Ruth Gladys Maddocks, Hannah
Frances Malone, Dorothy Stanwood Sar-
gent.
LATIN SCIENTIFIC - Harold Francis
Hawkes., Sylvia Cecilia Hurley, Ida Mae
Povich, Nellie Maude Treworgy.
ESeLIsH-Amy Crystal Bellatty, Helen
Mae Flood, Leon Gardner Flood, Roger
Lloyd Higgins, Everett Walter Strout.
The class officers are: President, Har-
old Hawkes.; vice-prcsident, Hannah
Frances Malone; secretary, Alice Lord !;
treasurer, Roger Higgins.
The class motto is: "Ainsi la Premiere
Lscon Emit" class coiors, pink and
white; class flower, pink rose.
The program for the afternoon follows:
Selection ......................... Orchestra
Prayer. ......4."...-....-.. Rev b Mathews
saIutatory, The Fertilization Of the
Panama Canal.
Harold Francis Hawkes.
Essay. :. The Life and Work OF Jane Adams
Amy Crystal Bellatty
Class History. $50. Dorothy Stanwood Sargent
Essay, The Past, Present and Future Of
Ellsworth,
Sylvia Cecilia Hurley
Essay. A Car Ride Through the Centuries
of America,
Nellie Msude Treworgy
Glass Prophecy. Roger Lloyd Higgins
Essay. Maine and Prohibition
Helen Mae Flood
Duet, Aunorderung rum Tanze ....von Weber
Ruth Gladys Maddocks
Hannah Frances Malone
Essay. Does . Students Standing show
His Ability
Leon Gardner Flood
Presentation OF Gifts,
Ida Mae Povich
Selection .OrchestfA
Address to Undergraduates,
Everett Walter Strout
valedictory. .Ainsi Ia Premiere Lecon Finit
Alice Viola Lord
Selection ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .....OrchestrA
Address TO Glass
Presentation Of Diplomas,
Superintendent
Selection ..........."..,......'.. ....Orcnestra
Excused
In the evening the class will present the
play, 'srhe Deacon's Second Wife," fol-
lowed by the graduation ball.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-06-14
DIED.

AMES-At Orland, June 8, James F Ames,
aged 50 years, months, days.
BROWN-At East Bucksport. June 8, Charles
Brown, aged about 90 years.
CHAPMAN AT Bucksport, June 8, Levi
Chapman, aged 70 years, months, 20 days.
LORD = At West Gouldsboro, June s, Mrs
Harriet Lord, aged rs years, months, IA
days. tCorrected.l
MOORE-At Mariaville, June !, Kenneth
Moore, aged 66 years, Q months, % days.
REED-At North Sullivan, June 8, Henry A
Reed, aged 81 years.
SPOFFORD-At Salem, Mass, June 2, Mrs Ell
lutta Sponord, Of Deer Isle, aged 81 years, 4
months, II days.
SPRAGUE-At Swans Island, June 8, Le-
ander Sprague. aged n years, months, %
days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-06-14
a Bird Legend.


The friendship between the robin and
the bluebird is accounted for in an old
legend:
"When the robin, filled with pity for
his suffering LORD, bore Him drops OF
water as He hung upon the cross, a little
brown bird thought: 'Oh, /, too, love
Him! Why can 1 not do something to
ease His pain?"
$50 she made cup out OF a leaf and,
filling it with water, met the robin and
gave it to him so that he would not have
to fly SO far as he returned for more OF the
cooling liquid. And when at last he came
with news that his Lord was dead, she
bathed his bleeding breast that was
wounded by the cruel thorns.
ssThen the master of. the birds said to
the little brown bird: Because you loved
the Lord and would have helped Him you
shall henceforth wear coat the color of
the one His mother wears
Sand that is why this little brown bird
has ever since then been little blue bird
and is never far away from the robin
when he comes in the spring. This will
be something to think Of when a bit of
blue flies between you and the sun and
you know Our Lady's bird has come"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-06-14
MARRIED.

BLAISDELL-YOUNG- Lamoine, June 10,
by Rev w H Rice, Mrs Florence Blaisdell
TO Mansel Young, both OF Ellsworth.
GRAY-GRANT-At Vinalhaven, June z, by
Rev Charles Smith, Miss Nettie Gray, Of
vinalhaven, to GORDON Grant, OF Isle au
Haut.
MARSHALL - MCCARTHY - At Lamoi ne
June TO-. by Rev w H Rice, Miss Utah A
Marshall, Of Trenton, to Frederick w Nc
Carthy, Of Ellsworth.
METEOROLOGICAL Ellsworth, June 8, by
Rev Mathews, Miss Lucy May Smith to
Frank Tredic, both OF Ellsworth.
YOUNG-PENDLETON Orland. June II,
BY Rev A G Lyon, Miss Erma l Young, Of
Orland, to Clyde @ Pendleton, OF Phillips.
WEST-JORDAN-AtE Egypt, June 10, by Rev
Gideon Mayo, Of franklin, Miss Lulu
Frances West to Frank h Jordan, both Of
Egypt.
WOOLCOCK - COGGINS-At Los Angeles,
Cal, May 20, Miss Nella Woolcock to Clifford
Edmond Coggins, both Of Imperial, Cal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-06-14
SURRY.

Miss Della Biodgett has gone to North
Ellsworth to work.
Mrs. Woods, of Augusta, is with her
daughter, Mrs. Angie Jewett.
Mrs. Henriette Billings is visiting her
brother, Gilbert Davis, in Conaryville.
Miss Nellie Sinclair has returned to
Ellsworth, after visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Lillian Cushman, Of Bangor, and
little child, spent last week with her par
ents.
Elder Smart and wife were In North
surry Sunday, and held services in the
schoolhouse.
Homer Wilbur, OF Lamoine, was in town
Friday to attend county grange. He was
q guest OF H. C. Ellington.
The examination for entrance to the
hirh school was held Saturday by tho
superintindent OF schools, Rev. E. L.
Sawyer.
June II. ANON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-06-14
A Thought For Every Day.

Thursday.
Books are the playfellows OF childhood,
the companions of youth, and the friends
of old age.-Anon.
Friday.
Many OF our cares are but morbid way
of looking at our privileges. - Walter
Scott.
Saturday.
SIT is not great deeds that count the
most. 1t is the little ones that send kind
ness and sympathy winging their way to
hearts that are sad and to lives that are
dark"
Sunday.
Hard may be Duty's hand but 10, 1t leads
Out into perfect JOY, where pain shall cease!
And thou shalt hnd His peace.
Celia Thazter.
Monday.
mo life is made glorious but by the
good it contains, the work it does for
others, the truth it manifests, the great
ness of soul it reveals"
Tuesday.
Only what we have wrought into GU,
character can we take with US to the other
world.-Humboldt.
Wednesday,.
"Self forgetfulness is something every
body needs in the business OF living"
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BORN.

AUSTIN-At West Brooksville, June IL. to
Mr. and Mrs Robert Austin, q son. Earl
Baker.J
ELEMENTAL Southwest Harbor, June 6, to
Mr. and Mrs Chester Clement, . son.
DUNBAR-At Orland, June /, to Mr. and Mrs
Rodick Dunbar, daughter.
EATON-At Little Deer Isle, May "a. to Mr.
and Mrs Samuel W Eaton, son.
JUDE-At Ellsworth, june 8, to Mr. and Mrs
Harry R Jude, daughter.
M'LEAN-At Augusta, June 4, to Mr. and Mrs
e L Mclean q daughter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-06-14
MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port.

Ellsworth Port.
Ar June II, sch Ann Stuart, Northeast
Harbor
Sid June IA, sch Henrietta Whitney, Cutler
Hancock County Ports.
Southwest Harbor - Ar June 5, sch F'C
Pendleton with coal for r Freeman
oar June 7, schs Kate L Pray, Efiie NJ Nor
Fissey
Ar June 10, sch John Norris
Sid June 10, sch Phineas W Sprague for
Ingrampor, Ms
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-06-14

Sarsaparilla

Eradicates scrofula and all
other humors. cures all their
effects, makes the blood rich
and abundant, strengthens all
the vital organs. Take it.
chocolated tablets called Sarestahs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-06-14
APPRECIATION or y1RH DEPARTMENT.
To the Editor Of The American.

desire through your paper TO express
my appreciation OF the prompt, Intelligent
Snd effective work Of the fire department
saturday night.
The very dangerous situation was
handled with skin and GOODNESS, and
tnere u no doubt that the good work
., the hremen prevented . spreading OF
tne fre and destruction OF much valuable
property.
As an owner Of buildings in the vicinity
4 ieei grateful to the dremen for their
GOOD work, and am satisfied that We have
better hre department for the size than
can be found anywhere. J. A. PETERS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14

COLoREp MEN. BECOME CHAUF-
leurs: day or night. SOUTHERN
AUTO SCHOOL. AZ Brook Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
thu, he would put hot lead into some

thnt he would put hot lead into some
one"
Powell knew that tho young woman
went to tho mali box at certain hour
and no hung about tho place. Ap sho
came toward the box he concealcd him
self in son1e buahcs on tho side Of the
road. and gave her no warming. shoot
ing her as ho stepped out. Miss West
"as eighteen years OF age.
The coroner decided that an inquest
WAS unnecessary. Miss Vests body
was taken TO the West homo. while
that Of Powell was turned over to the
undertaken.
The tragedy occurred n short dis
lance from Buchanan. and has caused
local excitement here. where the young
girl Is we'll known.
Miss West was tho daughter of
Chris West, who is manager on w. L.
Bcals farm. The killing took place
near the homo OF the young woman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
DOUBLE TRAGEDY
NEAR BUCHANAN
Jealous Man Murders Young
Woman, Then Ends His
Own Life.
Specialize The .r,n,As.1n

Especial TO The Times Dispatch |
Roanoke. Va. February Isl W.
Powcll this afternoon murdered Miss
Maud West. near her home at Buch-
anan, enptS'ng two loads from Slot
gun INTO tho young woman's Body Fol
rowing this lie turned the gun on him
self. blowing out his own brains.
Willie the young woman was on tho
way TO u mail box to post n letter
POWELL stepped out from thicket ana
opened fire on her. lie shot her twice.
one load going into her breast and tho
3ther Into her right arm. She fell and
ne placed the muzzln OF the gun to his
hcad and blew out his brains. ana fell
at her feet y small hoy witnessed tho
traSedy but before he had given the
at'arm Mrs. Goff. wh" lives near. heard
inc SHOTS and went to tho place where
Inc horrible sight met her gaze. Both
were dead.
IT IS stated that tito young man is
from Muniord, Bedford county and IS
Il farmer, twcnty-cight Years Of age
nc had been corresponding With the
young woman, aud waS ver:. much In
.oyc with her He came to Buchanan
Yesterday and called on her last night
re found another youu;; man there.
ana became very angry He stayed
put q short while and as he went out
OF the door he was heard 10 re,narl1