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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-26
lie gebradt tperoen fonnte. SIT fei=

fe gebnndt meroen fon1te.. = SSn fei=
rer @obnung gu Meb, 80 9ieoen-
bofeneritrabe, eridoB Der @iegemei<
iter i'm itdbttiden Shladtbof &ieb
feline Srau un6 iih. @ritere our6 eli
men 5duB III Ole 8ruit. Mls Ger
Sobn aus Dem S6lllunterri6t 6eim=
febrte, fatpo er ole @lterr foot Dor. ST
beno9ri6tigte bonn @orfan Die Mad-
baridoft sic eine1t @r5t a1n6 5ie @oli-
5ei requirirte. &ieB NOR felt einiger
8eit tnegen &ranfbeit bonn Dienit be-
urInlsbt. = Das bieiige 9iofoniifen<
@ronten6uus vMatbil6enitift" lit
3miIden Mndt unb Morgen abge-
brannt. 3u,m Slid lit es beroifbe1p
Mnitrenglt1rgeE geh1ngen, sic @atien-
ten 6em Glommento6e au entreiben,
oem ii4 pteIe bereits berfauen iabem.
3as @ebauoe nlr6e nabe5u b6nig
e%ingedidert'
8tteIletuye
@or sem @iener 9an6geridt
auuroe sic Gle &ofribters bon
Sii1 111oo 8ett 1T beioerleitigem Gin
peritdmoniB geihte6en. Gaf @ru1uo
ser Sdei6atng miro Spau &ofridter
5ng Eodterdet ols ser Gle CUR CT
aieba1ng ouf eigere Soften bebolten
a1no ouf lire Mnipriihe ouf Mlimen-
totion ber3iidfterr. 80 SSn 6em @urort
@ra6o bei s ri e # tpiitbete lange 3eit
Elm 6ener, 1ns I'M @ei6bib Der
staot omsbro9 limo groBe Dimeniio-
re1r ar1tabm. 9as @ranobotel 2i6o
brar1te totol nieoer. gs fins feline
MenidenperIlite 3u beflaeen. Ser
sdnSer miro ouf 100000 Big 40O.-
600 @ronet geiddbt. gs miro 8ra,oo~
itift1tng orgerpounarten. - 33spei greife
Sdtpeitern 1tarpers Saoranef 1T
8rog ma1rben fiiir3li4 bon stpei BUR-
ider, 6ae ongebIih cine @obn11tg
mietb6erp tuolIten, mritaerten uberfalle1t.
Die cine Ser Sdtpeftern mur1e 66-
lid, sic nr6ere fdtper berlebt, Die
8uriden ertftaner. sSn 8rei-
tenbrnnm nuroe sic 1el1erbaute
golfsldyule bonn Di0eeia1biihof, 81.
8. 81. @araoD, III feierlider @eife
eiugepeibt. Sci Ser Geierli6feit pa-
IN aa1d Dberitnlribter bon @olff,
huInipector @iIbelm Sdtpes ltto
s @eiiiHtIiidtter u11o 2ebrer ~d1tpefe1tb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-26
ttel,e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Ei-

,rtel.e Observation-Disclosures in 8
bingem eingeneibt. Ser @0nie
mar our9 Elm leidteS l%1n1poblietn an
@ribeinen b%erbin6ert. - Die So Sabr
re olte M1ru Starf III DaIfingen
gerietb cuff eirem Musgang in Ser
Dnnfelbeit BON Der StroBe ob unb
fiel in 6ie Sedta. Cine 5tunoe ipa=
ter 1pa1rbe iie foot aus 6en @aiier ge=
3ogen.
8a6en.
Dur1 cine M%llerb0dite @nti@lie=
burg oes @~roBber5ogs lit ser 2ano-
tog 191t-12 IN &arIsrnbe nls
geldIoiien erfIGrt mor0er. = SIN
@obnbauie BON @url S6dfer 51 8 e Is
mou OberIeben bro9 Sener
aus, tpelbes ii9 olsbal6 al19 ouf 6as
Mnmeien Don &einbar6 @opfer a11s-
breitete l1rtb in ffl1raer 8eit bei0e @e-
bdu6e eindiberte.y 8rarouriade 1T
rod unbefnnnt. = SIN @adraume
Ser &er6fnbrif Ser Strma @ebrii6er
@offma11t in 8for5beim bradJ
Beuer aus, oas nod 3fiftii,6tger etter-
glider Mrbeit ser Sea1ertpebr betpal-
tigt 1per6e1p forrte. Ser Sdn6en be-
l61rft iiid nl1f ettpn 10000 Mfom.
EIsns.Q nfhrfnnen.
@ine1, a11pangenebmen 8tebberluit
erIiH ser 9nrotpirb 8a1I Munnen IN
Sent d -our6 ole @~etpobnbeit, 6ie
&ibe fret al1f 6em Sel6e berumlm1fetp
gu 1ofien. Cine Stub tpar ouf ettrett
&Ieeader eeIoufen, tpo iie fi& a1t BENT
friiden &Gee giitlih tbat. Das Sbier
oereroete nod bem @er1B, bebor Sill
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-26
a =.
4nreu6nrg.

mnfere iyrppotbiif& sdIohberrm
Mooame Sinrorg il Mertert lit
bon Ser fn,tBo;ffifidden SSBbegiierls,,g INIT
Dem Miiitterfre13 Ser g~breraegion outs
9e5eidsnet ,poroe1t. gs .fouttrt ifelten
por, sat cine iolde M1s1eidbdnlaug Ell
rer Iroa1 3a,HtbbeiI tptu6. Gin 8ib
ftrabI idlug ne1lIih IN Sen aburm
ser Stride 5u 8 aft n or rdffirhe
ben Selm poaitK11noiig ino rib IN Der
Nabe aes @loderfh1bles Elm grofbess
God in bns Maleuperf. Cine &od
oeitsgejeuidnft tpar in Dem Aa1gerrbIid
nod beiiam1en. Der flrbfbare
56log 1ieB ol16 sic Mlitbigfter err
3ittern. MIs Ole @dfe 1nd Snuie
geleitet tporben, mertbert tie, Dab nm
ole &irde bert1m 0i& S5teine Iage1,
pelde sic 8eritorungsgetuaIt 6eS gar18
alnertpartet entfeiielten @lementes nr1ssl
Dem &irdtburm g~eriiien bntte.
@obrifeinIi6 mlB ole gorae obere
&dIfte 6es GburmeS nbgetruget1 1per<
sen. gon5erbarer @eiie 6oben Sic
@loden gar nidts gelitten. - Mns
unbetamter uriode bru4 66el,er aus
in ser @obnu11g 6es @irtbes en-.
Dieberi9 in M1tIiniter, meldes
bal6 mie6er ge6dmpf merben fonnte.
Ser 5dnoen an aerftortem Mobt1;er
inns 8ett8e1e be5iffert iib amf 400
ST. n16 1T berfidert.
sdApei5.
8eim ba1iidet 8nbnbofe int 8a.
Ell aptr6e Elm &ei5er aus 9ffen-
burg, Ser aum eriten male Ole Snbrt
nod 8oiel geutodt botte, benin Ser
hingen Der 2ofomotioe in sos Ma5.
id%inenbaus 5tpifdem 1ie @oidine Elm,
geflemmt a1m6 iofort get06tet. = SSn
Sber6orf bel SoIotburn itir5te
6er @irb M6olpb &an8iger infolge
eines Gebltrittes 10 qngIidIi9 non
eimer faum meterboben Mal.er, oaB
II init gebrodenem @enid toM liegea
bGieb. = SS1 elmer @emein6e III IS a.
ramS b%ereinborte ein itoIieniiddess
8nar NIT Sent 8farrer sic &odaeit gee
nau auf Sag nn6 Stun6e. Mlles mar
bereit um6 geriiitet, aletn 6as s&odt
%5eitspoar eridien 1ri9t. Mls 6ieies
ipater uber fem Musbleihen befrngt
mur6e lm1tete Ole Mntport: u8ir ba-
ben's bergeiien."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-26
|Sman8ig @eriomen, &aiiagiere arpo
&erlonal, fonnten bs auf 6rei, Ole

nermiBt meroen, gerettet mer6en. =
Mus elmer S1lodenboloe 6es StaBl=
merfes Sold bei @iien gerieb Elm
3beil ser %gliiber0en S9ladenmoiie in
8euega1ng um0 begrub 5 arbeiter. 81
ner lit to6t, sic an6eren mur6en mod
1ebeno, ober nit 1ebenSgefabrlifen
8rmoepu1poen %geborgen. = Ser ften<
pertrete1,oe &aiienfiiibbner 6es Oil
|ieI6orfer &eiter= un6 &enr0er=
ems, 6rar3 &iding, lift nad l1nter=
16lagung bon $500 sc. fiidtig .ge<
mor6en. - SSn @beb6t pur6en Al
Gppbusfdne feitgeiteat, DON 6enert Ell
ner tooli9 perlnufen lit. Mls &er=
breiter ser @ranfbeit fonnte cine aus
martige Molterei feitgeitent 1per6en.
Dieie ion Meild} aus efnem @eb9H ba=
ben, in apeldem TppbuSfale borlagen.
- Sci 1en Staotperor6netentpablen
ser 5tpetten @btbeilung in M.+@
bu d. iiegte SOS Centrum. Sc erbieh
boourb gum eriten mol lei SO Sabner
sic Mebrbeit int Sta6toeroroneben-
gollegtum. !,
0benbatrg.
Ser &ofbeiiber SOB. @e0milb 1T
shirt oertanfte feline 2d16ereien
NIT @ebaroen 1tn6 oollem Snbentar
an SEN &ofbefiber @oblmann aus
Do0en6orf. Mls @m1fpreis mer6en
$4,000 sc. genamt. = SSn tpeiterem
&reiie miro cine @brltng oes berifor<
benen 81. mes. Soft. @il6emeiiter,
laneiabrigen Mr5tes in @Iei4en NJ
sort gepIamt. Mun bedbfidtigt,
gum Mtberptm a1 einem geetgnete1
Blate sec @dorbeuBer 9trnruoes ei-
mem @ranitbIof 3n errid5en.
aSnisreiA SsAien:
Ser 3immeranan11 g1pan &a,tbolb,
Scr i'm Snbre 1888 9eboren if attpo
in 2eip3ig<Gonpetpit tpobnt, geriebb
in ser @nsnnftnlt II. at 2eip5ig
in eine orbeite1t6e Mad "a Die bm
ben @ppf er6riidfth. N6 ann mar
fofort toot. - Ser riiBere Eooter-
grader BON 5toI5enbnin 1T auf
Dem @ege BON 9bertpieientbnl nod
EstoI3enbnin erfrore1n. ST pa,roe me-
hinge s5hriittRt bon eii1er 8ebmtiu1pg
e1lttferm toot oa1feefa1noen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-26
Ell belfcn immer alteren &erionen

Solep Nierenpinen bringen Sen al
teren @erioner gera6e ole &iilfe, 6ie
iie gebrauden, UNI lire Nieren mro
8laien 5u fraftigen a1n6 gu itarfen
uno lire Mfttor1 gu regulieren. SSobm
sc. Mafers, Streator, ST., iaat:
uS1 fiibIe better un6 itarfer als felt
pielen Sabren, un6 So4ep Mierenpil<
len boben's getban. Molitor Drug
So. = Mn6eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-26
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
casio RIA
: Characteristics Muerlei|

Sin Appanat lit erfun6en mor6en,
oer es ermoglidt, auf eine gmfer-
nat1g BON funfuno6peiBig Nfeiler OF
ne NraN 5u ipreden. @enn 6ie gr=
fin6atrg entipredem0 oerpoQfonunmet
lit, merben politiide &an6i6aten es
mebt mebr 1rotbdg babe1t, meite uno
beiderlide gabrten 6ur6s 2orb gu
ntadem; lie brm,den ftd BLOB au 9al1-
ie bi~nauieken, Inns ons @olf 1T ibrer
8erebtiamteit beoingungslos nl1sge-
Iiefert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-26

Scr &eri6t 0eS N6erbaltISefne-
tdrs @ilior 6eutet an, 6uB Die 5udpe.
1tabl &nIi, sic nod Dem betarrten
5treit NIT Deutid1lnm Mber 1ie @nIi-
Sroge begam, 10 gut mie bee1t6et-
3us gnonei ultat lit ser @atb oeg.
M6erbauiefretdrS, &uli aus 5em mol
ienbaft an ser Settle bon CALIFORNIA;
~porfommen0en SeegraS at ge1pir1rets.
:Miema6 bat ieanolS ernitli6 be3tpei-
felt, 0aB es piele berldieoe1te 8ege
gibt, @ali inn l1eberfla1B 5u genin1ters,
metttp sic Soften Ger @e4pinnlt1ug mht
in 8etrodt 5u fom11uen bral1dten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-26

Die monatsidrift rgearaligMr
lagt: v@oooron 8lion lit IN b0gerem
MaBe ser @rtpdbIte 6es @oltes uuo
bel meniger ein Diener oer &artei
aIs irger6 eitt anoerer Maf1t, ser cit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-26
Ste alte @et,natb.
@ehfaIcn.


@effalcn.
slnf ser giieninouitrie gu Meuoen
nn6 5bmert he entianb fiir5li6 els
ne aeIielerpldion. &ierbei uatrben 5.
Mrbeiter setootet a1no 10 perapaprroet.
IS 1T moglih baB iid nod mebr Cob
tie urrter Sen Sriinnrern befn1oen, nls
3aperlt feitgeite1t mer6en fonnte.
Gin GbeiI ser 54ladenbaloe 9erie4
auf 6em Giient lrao Stablperbe $oeib
bel Dortmmn0in 's @alt'den nr@
begr1b finf Mrbeiter. gtner Blieb
uuf ser 5eue to6t, mGibren1 bier on
oere aus sen beibe, Maiien bern1ls-
gebolt meroer fonnten. sic epuroep
aber ldhper perlebt ms &ronte1nbaalS
gebradt. IS bnu6elt ith lm biefel@
5tele, an ser Dor einigen 8odeen et1r
abnlid,es l11rgliid paiiirte unS bel Nell
dem 5polf babel beiddftigte Mrbetter
ibren sos fan5en. = SSn . reislar
erfranften no6 Sem @enuB beroorbe=
men &l1dens nod einem Sod9eits~
mail 40 Ne rjonen, odt 10 idtper, 6oB
lie in beoenflidem 3uitamoe in's
@%ranfembous gebra6t meroe 1nmtbtem.
9ie an6eren Ser ionen lie9en ebenfalS
heoenflib bornieSer. = SSm Wat=
teni6eioer 8abnbof gerietb Ser
SO SeMbre alte @eidenite0er @iitlag
unter sen @erlin-Goln S6neQ5ug
go. 12. gr mur0e 5u elmer unform=
liden Moile 5ermalmt. = 8ie oas
v5oelter @reisblatt" erfdbrt, iin5 bel
oortigen Observation-Disclosures nnre~
uelmaBigfeiten porgefommen, 1eren
@0be aber ~5ur5eit noh nidt feiftebt.
Der 8onfporitano @diar, Ser befannts
lid Selbtmoro periibt fat, botte fi6
NIT elmer ga115en &eibe 8erliner &an=
fiers 8medS Speculation in &erbin=
6ltng geiett. = SSr Ser CRUDE DER
53ed,e @neifen au pur6e 6er Is
Sabre aIte @amgitrer gilbert Sanger
BON bier bon etnem eleftriidem Wto=
torpagen erfaBt mro gegen cine Wetz
tertbiiir gaoriidt. Ser Mermite erliH
mebrene 8eir+ 1tn6 @e6enbrii6e ub
itarb fltr5 1roh ser ginlieferlmg in's
ct. Solepbsboipital. - &eridiittH
tpltrbe neltlid auf 3edye &ontg 2l16=
mig BEL &ed1ingbauen Ger 81
SATIRE altel 8ergmann Sobann Sir
den, gen. Diek, our6 berabfaIenoe
@eiteinsmaiien. Ser @erungliidte
fonrte MIR als 9eide geborgen met
Sen.
Mei1tprobin5.
Sm goIm bat ser &ro5eB megen
&es Diebltnbls Ser @aiiertette begor1=
nett, sic I'M Mnfang 6es SommerS
1ebit o1toerer Eropbden 6es @0lner
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS als ser @tgel=
iteiner Gborba1rg geualabt aporoen lit.
Mngeflogt iimo iehs 8erlonen: &niep,
@odweifnr5 uno 8aper als Diebe,
MiGer, &ommader un6 Sbin alS
&ebler. - Dur1 cine @rploiion III
Ser 3iinobitdenfabrif in. Srois~
bor 1pa1r5e ein Mrbeiter aus Colin
10 idtper perIett baB ibm int &etteler
&rnntenbouie bei6e SiBe nbgenom=
men mer5en ml1Bten. Ser @erumgliiG=
tie mar felt 20 Sabren in Ger Sabrif
beidaftigt. = Gin &eri onen- ur6
Sro@toampfer ser Mm1beimer
9ompfidifffdbrts=@ eieni6oft 1T beim
&aiiiren ser Miilbeimer Sdiffsbri6e
DOM Dompfer r@gam 9" ser @iliam=
Ggon-2inie o~ngefabren mor6en. Ser
9nmpfer ser MiiGbeimer @eielli6aft
ionf. Die 6nrouf befinbliden etpa
1
The Republican journal., 1912-09-19
EAST BELFAST.

Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Leavitt of Augusta visit
ed their parents, Mr. and Mrs Geo. A, Leavitt.
last week
The Ladies Aid of Trinity Reformed church
will meet with Mrs Elmer Decrow tomorrow,
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Knox of New York will arrive
this week for a visit with Rev. and Mrs VIM
Vaughan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Black are visiting Mr..
BIS sister, Mrs VIM. Downes, in Chestnut
Hill, Mass.
Miss Phebe Staples and her sister, Mrs Abb
bic Barker of Salem, Mass, returned home
last Saturday after visit with relatives in
Lincoln.
VIM. Vaughan, Jr, went to Monroe last
Tuesday, where he will be one of the Judges
of stock at the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. K Richards attended the
Eastern State fair in Waterville Sept, 18th
and the reunion of the First Maine Cavalry
association, of which Mr.. Richards is a mem.
Der.
OBITUARY. Ann A. Davis beloved wife of
Frank Davis of Swan Lake avenue, passed
away at her home Saturday, Sept 18th, after
an illness of three weeks, aged "a years. She
was born in Swanville, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Trip. After her marriage she
moved to Masons Mills, where she had spent
the greater part of her life. Mrs. Davis held
the respect of the neighborhood and had many
friends. She was pure in thought in manner
and in speech. The whole aim of her life was
devotion to her family and friends, and she
was ever ready to give her help when others
were in need. During her illness she was
tenderly cared for by her daughter, Mrs. John
Stephenson. but all that loving hands could
do, could not avert the sufferings which she
bore overwhelmingly. Much sympathy is ex-
| tended to the bereaved husband, who is in his
declining years. Beside her husband, she is
survived by her daughter. Mrs. Jennie Stephen
son; by two sons, Fred Davis of Albany, N. Y,
and Herbert of Boston. The funeral services
were held at her late home Monday afte1oon
Rev. A. A. Blair of the First Universalist
Church officiating. The interment was in
Swanville.
The Republican journal., 1912-09-19
SWANVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Willis s. Cleaves and two chill
dren OF Wollaston, Mass, are guests of their
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Damn.
Emery Cunningham went to Bucksport Mon
day to attend school......... Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Stevens of Murray, Utah, are the guests
of his brother Frank Stevens. Mr.. Stevens
had not visited in Maine before for &c wears.
school in district No. and Monday. She is
boarding with Mrs. W. f. Damn. Miss
Carrie Seeley went to Bar Harbor last Satur-
day to teach school,. Miss Flora Seeley is to
teach in Augusta. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cum
bingham of Brooks visited his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Emery Cunningham. Sunday
During heavy thunder shower that passed
over this place just after midnight Sept Ii tn
lightning struck the l. of Mr. w. E. Damm's
house, came down into their sleeping room,
blew out the receiver in the chimney at the
head of their bed, tore off plastering, ripped
pantry, demolished the window and went out
side. Fortunately no one was seriously in
jured, land it did not ignite :. Mr. Albert Gold
smith of Salem, Mass, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. H. M. Chase this week :. Mr. Harvey
Seeley has gone tie Boston to attend school :.
Miss Annie Nickerson has gone to Searsport
to attend High school. The L. A. S. will
meet with Mrs. Mary F. Nickerson Thursday,
Sept. Goth. Miss Doris Nickerson left this
week for Castine to attend the fall term at
the E. S. N. S.
The Republican journal., 1912-09-19

| The History class had picnic dinner at the
Cottrell cottage, foot of Race street, last
| Thursday. Study was eliminated and the day
given up to recreation.
| The Unitarian Sunday school was entertain-
ed at the Howes cottage, Pitchers Pond, last
Thursday. 1t was beautiful day and all had
good time.
THE Coz MORTIMER Co. Good progress has
been made at the Coe Mortimer plant in filling
in for a large addition to the IT ain building,
which will extend toward Bridge street and
double the capacity of the plant. The office
building and tool house have been moved
temporarily near Bridge street and the cement
piers have been made on which the latter is to
rest. The Office building will be placed on the
left of the entrance in place of one of the two
houses recently bought by the company and
which will be sold and moved off The I'M
slightly and unsanitary pool of stagnant water
| just inside the railway embarkment is no long
er in evidence, and when he grading is COM
pleted and the new building finished the inn
provement to the neighborhood will be mark
ed. Everybody will rejoice at this evidence of
the increasing business of the Coe- Mortimer.
STEAMER NOTES While rounding Rockland
Breakwater at s o'clock last Thursday night
the steamship Camden parted her steering
cable and came to anchor. As there is no
wireless station in Rockland the nature of her
mishap was not known until an hour later
when a small boat was sent ashore. Later the
Camden was towed to her dock by the tug
Cumberland and repairs were made The pas
sengers bound for Boston spent the night
aboard =. Beginning last Saturday the steam
er Marjorie will make two trips week to
Ryders Cove, Sargentville and Brooklin leav-
ing Bangor Wednesdays and Saturda VS. at 73O
a. M, and returning leaving Brooklin, Mon
days and Fridays at 730 a. M for Bangor.
Freight will be taken for West fremont and
Mckinley on each trip. Captain Barbour says
that business has been good along the line and
has held up remarkably we'll this season.
EMBARRASSMENT AT WEST NoRTHPoRT.
There is to be very interesting entertain
ment this, Thursday, evening at the Brainard
schoolhouse, under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid OF West Northport. Miss Alice E. Sim
mons of Belfast has been engaged to give
number of readings, and there will also be ex-
cellent vocal and instrumental music. Ice
cream and cake and home made candy will be
on sale. liberal patronage is solicited, as
the proceeds are to be applied to the chapel
fund The Ladies Aid have over $50 to their
credit in the bank, raised by their own efforts
in comparatively short time. The gift of
money recently received was heartily appreci-
ated by the society A lot of land has been
promised. and $50 in money and its equivalent
In work pledged, SO that chapel, which will
be religious and social center for the entire
community, seems to be possibility of the
near future. Admission to the entertainment
this evening will be 10 cents for adults; 5 cents
for children. All are cordially invited.
The Republican journal., 1912-09-19
DO YOUR DUTY

to your eyes; don't treat them as If they
were slaves, for if you do some day
they will refuse to work, and you will
be at their mercy. If you have the least
trouble with your eyes, you should not
delay in having them looked at. Come
to us and we will make an examination,
and if you need glasses will, tell you so.
EXMnzzs1
GzaEzszTZ;.zL.yz.Tsys
EYE S1ECIAkFSJ
Up Stairs, Odd Fellows Block
The Republican journal., 1912-09-19

THORNDIKE
Rev. Mr.. Miller conducted the religious SER
vice at the Center church, Sunday afternoon
i, and spoke earnestly from the word "cod"
ana heid the close attention of his audience.
MANY selections were sung from '.Alexander's
Gospel Songs" Mrs. B. A. Gross presided at
the organ. nice addition to the singing
were the voices of Mrs F. S, Hogan and son
Carl and Miss Gertrude. Mr.. Miller will
preach there again next Sunday at 2 o. m.
Several parties have been looking over the
farms of Arthur Leonard. James Gates and
ALBERT boardman with view to buying.
MI. A. 5. Higgins recently bought a horse of
Mr. Leland Hamlin in Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gorhan Hanlin of Brooks passed Sept. 11th
and 18th at the home of their son. MIR. Pearl
Hamlln Mrs. Lydia E. Parsons OF Portland
is the guest of Mrs. o. J. Parsons Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard {. Higgins and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Patterson attended the Watervile
FAIR Sept 18th and 18th and were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Roundy while there. 90.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lander and two daugb-
tiers, and Miss Helen l. Philbrick, all had BUSH
ness at Dr. Soule's office in Unity, Saturday
-. Mrs Burleigh Ward went to Augusta
saturday for weeks visit with her sister
MRS. Fred l.. Higgins. Mr.. Palmer of Nor
TIL delivered load of 100 apple barrels to
Richard G. Higgins, Saturday =. Mrs Cassie
ROBERTS, who has been visiting relatives in
Bangor and Lewiston, returned home Satur-
day. Mr.. c. B. Leavitt, who recently sold
his farm, is selling his farming tools, horses,
ETC., and soon as his crops are disposed of will
leave town. MIR. Leavitt has been peaceful and
Industrious townsman, and many are sorry to
nave MIN move away Owing to quite
severe cold Mr.. Joseph Higgins did not go to
the polls last Monday. 1t was the first time
that he had missed a State election since he
was q years of age. He has always voted
the Republican ticket. Mr. M. P. Palmer
and daughter Florence visited friends in Bel
fast recently -. Mr.. Edward Shibes took Mr..
f. l.. Philbrick with others to the Waterville
fair Thursday in his nice auto. The ride
proved nearly as enjoyable as the fair.
Mr.. Henry Higgins saw two deer in his pasture
one morning last week. If the parties who
disturbed and upset the equilibrium of Rich
ards best campingout stove on the Simpson
lot will replace it on its former level no
arrests will be made, so all persons interested
had better get hustle on.
The Republican journal., 1912-09-19
THORNDIKE

Mason & Hall sell it.
The Republican journal., 1912-09-19
SEARSMONT.


Mr., and Mrs ]. F. Marden are in Pittsfield
for week. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Nixon and
daughter of New York city are guests of Mrs
M. Reynolds. Mr. Stanley D. Wilson, who
made short visit home, will return next
week to the University of Chicago. :. Misses
Helen and Mary Cobb have gone to Boston to
continue their musical studies . Mrs Mary
E. Packard and Miss Ethel erie of Castine
called on friends in town last week. 1.
T. P. Moody is building a fine hen house
SOx14 feet and has the ground ready for still
larger one. Quantabacook Lodge, F. & A. M
attended divine service at the Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday, Sept. 18th, Rev. H
P. Taylor gave an excellent address :. Cards
have been received from ]. W. Skinner who
has been travelling in Europe, and is now on
his way home. Mrs A. T. Brown of Boston
is in town for few days.
The Republican journal., 1912-09-19
Paint Down.

The best paint in the world for less than last
year; Devoe.
AS cheap as we possibly can; the cheaper
the better; nobody knows how cheap till the
time to paint is almost begun.
But Devoe at twice the price would be cheap.
es than almost any other-there are onIv .
dozen good paints. but hundreds of poor: lead
and-oil is between the two.
Mason & Hall sell it.
The Republican journal., 1912-09-19
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