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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-05-23

At a Probate Court held at Ga
for the County vi waldo, OH
May, A. ID. 1912.
4 UGuSTlNF f. HAHN. exc,
~ will OF Maria =. Dean. bar.
in said county of Waldo. dccc1>
sented petition praying thar g..
value OF the property of SAID a
his hands, subject to The pawn,
teral il herltal ce TAX. the per,u
the succession thereto, and tI
taA thereon, may be determined
Probate.
Ordered. That the said petiljN
all persons interested by cau-
order TO be published three ly"
III The Republican journal, IL
liShed at Belfast. that they may
bate Court, TO be held at BeIfas
said County, on the l1th day
1912, at ten OF the clock betor
cause, II any they have, why tlr
petitioner should not be -ranJtl-
GEO. Il. jon
A true copy, Attest:
CHAS, I. HAZEL
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MOTTO.

EAECuTRICES' NOTICE. lM.
~ hereby give notice that they b...
appointed executives Of the lasr Is
ment of
SUSAN W. NEWELL. late a. Pa.
IN the County of Waldo, deeeasra
having demands against the es-ai.. .
ceased are desired TO present the ,.....
mtnt' aud all indebted thereto al.
make payment immediately.
OLIVETTA CLAY.
ROBERTA THEODUr s
Belfast, MAY Il. 1912
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WINTERPoRT.

WINTERPORT.
A one day session of the Waldo County
Teachers Association was held here May 18th.
The principal speakers were DR.. A. E. VIM
ship CT Boston, State Supt. of Schools Payson
Principal A. F. Richardson of the Castine
Normal School. The afternoon was taken up
with round table conferences led by Principal
M. c. Moore of the Islesboro High school,
Joseph Birch of Searsport. Miss Bernaw OF
lslesboro, W. A. Cowan of Winterport, Miss
Grace Lord of Belfast. Miss Hatch of Isles
bore. Miss Catherine Basdell of Winterport
and Miss Dalrymple of Islesboro. %. The sem
ior class of the Winterport High school scored
big sue cess Friday night, May 18th, in the
presentation of the rural drama, 1.-THE Country
Doctor" to large audience in Town hall.
The proceeds will be for commencement ex-
penses. The parts were taken by Joshua
Treat, Jr., Carleton Young, Thomas Weeks.
Phillip Jepson, Charles Simpson, Daniel
Hamm. Ernest Boyington, Miss Lillian Ryder,
Miss Alice Mccormick, Miss Annie Cook, Miss
Grace Coggins and Miss Marian Philbrook A
dancing party followed.
FREEDOM
DR.. and Mrs. M. M. Small visited friends in
Augusta recently .. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Worth attended the meeting of the Grand
Lodge K. of P, in Portland last week. -. Your
correspondent wishes to correct the mistake
in last weeks paper in regard to the speaker
for Memorial day. 1t should have read Rev.
Edwin Carey Whittemore, D. D., pastor of the
First Baptist church, Elm street, Waterville
instead of Rev. Edwin C. Carey, and instead of
the choir furnishing music for Memorial day
the band will furnish music. =. Mr.. Atchison,
the pastor of the church, will speak to the G.
A. R. Post Sunday morning, May 26th. Sub
ject, "Some Modern Battles. :. Mrs. Lottie
McGray and daughter Vera from Burnham Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Mcfarland, May 10Th and goth. Mr.. Long,
agent for the Lindeman piano, was in town
the past week. Miss Henrietta johnson re-
Gently visited her nephew, Frank johnson. ...
Mr.. Dana Banton visited his sister in Water
vile the past week. Mrs. Ella Sprowl is WIS.,
iting her son, w. J. Dorman, in Belfast. The
new stage driver, Robert Fuller, who drives
from Freedom to Thorndike, is very much
liked by the public. =. Mr.. Fred Nichols and
family are settled in their home in the viii
lage and their many friends are glad to have
them here again.
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UNITY.
The South Unity baseball team defeated
Unity High school by score of 16 to last
Saturday afternoon. Miss Mildred Rollins
was given surprise part by the members of
the High school last Saturday evening. Rev.
James Ainslee has moved his family into the
parsonage, which has been thoroughly remod.
eled and renovated. il. DR.. P. M. Whitney and
Mrs. Whitney were visitors in Bangor last
week. Miss Annie Bryant returned last Sat-
urday from an extended visit in California.
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NORTH UNITY.


o'clock a. M. aged 81 years and l day. He
leaves to mourn their loss, his wife, Mary, one
son, Arnold. and his wifes sister, Caroline,
who has always made her home with them
also one brother who went west years ago
Mark was born in the town of Burnham, at
tended school in Pittsfield and there graduated
from the Maine Central Institute. He then
became a resident of Troy and from there
went to New York and studied medicine. He
received his diploma to practice medicine and
then returned to Troy, where he married Mary.
the daughter of Rev Nathaniel and Elizabeth
(Simonds) Weymouth, and had since practiced
medicine until his health would permit of it
no longer. He will be sadly missed i'll the
home circle, he a kind and affectionate
husband and an indulgent parent. Every
| thing was done that was possible for his COM
fort, but he was great sufferer and no human
effort could stay the hand of disease. The
family have the heartfelt sympathy of the
community in their great affection. DR.. Dodge
gained many friends and has left a large circle
to mourn his departure. The funeral services
were held at his late residence May 2lst, con-
Quoted by Rev. Il. E. Dunnack of Augusta and
Rev. James Ainslie of Unity. Interment was
in Fairview cemetery in Troy. =. Mrs. M. A.
Parkman returned May 18th from Boston and
vicinity, where she passed four weeks of solid
pleasure and would be glad to tell you some
thing of the trip but has neither space nor
time. =. Mr.. Eugene Stewart is employed in
helping to build house for Mr.. Ward at Unity
Station, which when completed will be beauti-
full residence. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Edwards
of Unity spent last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Stewart.
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APPLETON.

APPLElON.
Miss Linda Annis has returned from Swamp
scott, Mass, where she spent the winter with
relatives. -. Mrs. Emma Berry of Searsmont
was a recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Berry. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Davis of West
Somerville, Mass, and Mrs. Harry HaN kes of
New York were here to attend the funeral of
their parents, MI. and Mrs. Addison R. Davis
&C.. DIR. B. H. Keller now uses an automobile
when he visits his patients. 1t is Ford tour
ing car. >. The remains of Mrs Cecil Messer,
wife of Lucius York, were brought here
Wednesday from Rockland and inferred in the
family lot in Pine Grove Cemetery Mr. c.
F. Allen Of Bar Harbor, District Manager of
the Loyal Protection Insurance Company of
Boston, has been working in this vicinity for
the company for the past two weeks and has
met with good success. A large number of
Odd Fellows have taken policies in the COM
pany. MIR. A H. Newbe1t of Rockland has
been in town few days selling the household
goods of the late Mary E. Hanley They found
a ready sale.
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W ALDO SSH CourI OF Prob.
" fast, on the IAN day Of Nj.
4, Dantolth, administrator ul
A imont X. Gerry, late of Unity. m
deceased, having presented lie.
account of administration of said a
with her private clam for allow
Ordered, That notice thereof n
weeks successfully, in The RrrI
a newspaper published in Belfast
that al! persons interested NIT .
bate Court 10 be held at BrEi ST.
day OF June next, and show -,.-.
have, why the said account '.u.
should not be allowed.
GEO. K jobs
A true copy. Attest;
CINS. L. HAyNIrT...
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IN Der Sdmei5, fpuroe nominen oess
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oabin aus, ooB iie i'm 3uianrmen-
bang nit Dem beborltebenoen @elua.
DIE oes oeutiden 8aiicrs 5u ocn
idmeiSerii6en Manopern ltebt. Iie
idlpei5eriihe Boli5ci idlpebt in tote
liher 4ngit Dor 9lnar6iIten lulo
'benllst ieoe iid ibr bietenoe @elez
geil6eit, ale Gerlonell hel1en man
Elm slttentat 5iltrauen f0nnte, Dor
ser slnfunft oes 3aiiers WilbeIm
binter SdloB llno 9iieael 5u brin@
gen.
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lit eingetroffen: oos republifaniihe
Staatsfomite bat fib BET feiner
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gin BON ibr gemaltlam aus BEN,
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republifqniihc Staatsfcnpantibnen.
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brad in benz Magen ; Deporte=
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elm Shaoeu bon ungefdbr $3.50, 900
nngerihtet tpuroe. Ole @rpIolion
puroe oaburh berbcieefiibrt, oaB
u 9. Campbell NIT elmer Jadel
IN cine .Ganf Gar" bineiuitieg, iiin
tie su reparieren. Die @afe, bic iih
in benz @agen angciammelt bats
ten, cnt5iinoeten iid uno es err
folgte cine fitrhtbure grploiion.
Campbell murbe bod iii Die 2uft
geidleubert, ficl abcr auriif in Die
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IA Snbren.
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Den. oaB ieocs Sabr groBortig be-
ganaen miro.
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8efmntli6 betreibt Srau Mortin "
2ittleton idon felt Monaten eine
rese slaitation gu oieiem 3ipedc,
obtuol Songreb Nepralentant 2epy
BON SEEM yorf, Ser @igentiimer,
fuieoerbolt erfldrt bot bab er oei1
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gelo Der eititiee,t fonfooerirtei,
Staaten, Die ipdbreito oes giirgere
friegs bon Der ll,1ioniftii9en Mr.
mee beiblagnabn1t ultroe uno ieif
so SsSabren i'm S6atan1te beponiert
mar, miro iest nod uno nad un~
ter Die SSnltitute oes 2anoes 5ur
slllfbemabrung als biStorilhes @es
oe1fltiid perteiIt. Dreibunbert Col
leges uno $50 BibIiotbefen baben
bereits bapon erbaltell. Die geabs
frage oanab 1T geipaltig. Ser 8or-
rot iebt fib aus 8anfnoten aller
Amogli6en. Nenntperte auianllnen uno
miro mad @eilung beg Shasiefree
tdrs Macgeagb 10 perteilt, oaB ode
BET Die Sssnititute aller Staaten bes
2an0es in angeineiiener @eiie be-
riidfidtigt tperben.
glus @aibington ineloet man !:
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bel beobo9tet cine grobe Station
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ron elmer 4orporation fontroIliert
miro, Die iih uitter Dem ginflulle
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ten miro bie Station ifon feit l1ile
gerer 3eit I'M @ebeiinen beobadtet,
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geitinmungen ser 2obgc yeiolu~
tipn peritobt, Die fiir5lif bonn 8unz
heslenat angenommen iporoen it,
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geoeafen oen tatiddliden ODER
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tiuent our1 eine anbere ols nmeri@
foniide &esierllns betradten nliii-
len menn 0ieier 8eiib elmer iolder
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rines ODER Wiilitdr5mede gepabren
tpiiroe.
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iourt lit bonn gfepraientantenba
ieines Sites perliiitig ertldrt uno
oerieIbe ieineln oelnofrotiihen @egs
ner Yatrid S. @ill 5uerfunnt.
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g1elp yorf ipur6en Mo1tag nnors
gen iieben Moroer mittelit gleftris
3itat bingeridtet. gs mdren ie6s
Sstolieller uno elm gteger.
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2nftidiffer fallen

Wagen-, 2eber uno gsiercnfranfbei-
ten gum 9pfer eeraoe pie anoere
2eute lnlo tie lcioen e6enlo an appe,
titlpiigfeit, l&iidenidmer5, ,NerDoiitdt,
aopiipeb ultO alleemeiner G9lDGhe.
@ber es lit unnotig, in iolaem 3u-
itanbe 81 iein, tpie 8. .. Becbles III
&enrp, genn. benefit. ct ibreibt:
Seeds Slaiden electric 9itters ga.
ben mir mebr &raft uno gutenMppe-
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toridt gu leioelL luentt oieIes eroBe
Wittel i6on nod ser criten Dolis
bilft. geriudt i'm. gtur SOC in alien
Mpotbefen,
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sommerleiSeu- mnS Jremoen.

Sr ben peipen SDmmertagem,
Sat oas 3eben icine Hlagcu,
0an5 heipnberS in ber Gtabt.
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Wirb geidDbcn int Netpii1lc,
ST ant Abemb tohesmiibe.
Wem BET Naannipn .ntdJt int ntangelu,
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Srcnt iid bprt int frei'n 9lebier.
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ltitb 6abci emd] ,upllt erfriiden,
yfdt pergekt bas ,2pme eta +" Sier.
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5plt bcrnor beieste StplIem,
ltnb entfortt me yAlamp".
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Sn Der Sdumc fiblem Sfatten,
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Wta i'd cud) ein Msittel iagen,
@egen bieie 8iefter, fred:
Sd)iueineid5mals iinb Gfltuefelbliite,
Wibt me Salbe eriter Cite,
6dlt BITE @iebfer ppm eudJ meg.
utbelaiftgt, nngebnnben,
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Srei BON ieglidem Besier.
Treier fiibft man iidb int Jreien,
Wenn BET fr5blidjen Sdallmeien,
gStrn frebenst has r0pne Star"
Bier.
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Giiendh lit Ser @eneralIeutinnt 3.
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bob es iih Inn eincn Selbitmoro
bonOele. Sbre anflnerflanlfeit iei
auf oas peroabtige @ebabren oes
in gipil geflei0ctell Serril gerihtet
getpeien, iie bitten oie slusinbrrlna
Der sat inoeiien ni6t perbinoeri
f0llnen.
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SBie sic 8uoapeIter 9

meloen, lit Die ibon Dor langerel
3eit angefiinbiete slbiidt aonigs
Eeters BON Serbien, oie Sofe no.1
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eiiItig seideitert 8abreno anfanss
perlautete, man lei geneiet, &cnie
8eter ourd ieinen gnlpfong in
geipiiiem Sinne gu rebabilitieren
miro ieet befmnnt, oaB ii6 oie mas
gebenoen Stellen an beiben Sofeu
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baben.l
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:, .7:15 abenos
SO. 3-Soufton ,u1o Der @iiite.
.710 BORN
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$50. 46-gpn &errpile, 4 nur at $50
d9ertaaen.. .... ..6.4O t1ahra
abfa5rt
9fo. 2-aoafton uuo Der Riffe.. ....
@o. 4-5oliton lno Ser aiiife. -.
:, .9:15 abenbs
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tags $50 bnr,n
SO; 45@ssad serrpiile, nur II "a an ySsol' @o.
@entagen .7:35 BORN
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g., S. & 9. q. (Saupt-2inie.)
Gnfltnft-
gso. 9-gom Often .7.sO bornl
yto. 7-gnm Often. $3.50 nnd5rn
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gto. 8-Ton 81 Baio.. 1918 BORN
abfnDrr-
SO. s-gaad gI gaio unb @eiten. !.
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Wo. 7-gea6 @l Rafo nno 8eften. !.
.....,. $3.50 abenbs
giefurta 9ioIiion, g. S. & g. u.
Anfiinf:
@o; so1-guerO, gietoria. .s.15 abenos
80. so2-guero. gietOria. 1880 BORN
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~. s.. & :. gabn.

49,. !. ~. ~. " 4. OuyH.
Nrtfunft
SO. 241- Bon Souiton. 1855 BORN
sfo. 7-gon 9aIlas nno Sort @ortb
..... $500. .8:05 borm
SO; 2o5 Son aanias Gitp un6 st.
9o. 15- 9ofaI p6n1 Noroen. $3.50 nadm
Wo. 9-WOn 8anias gitb, ct. Romis un0
Chicago ..........8 $3.50 abenos
No. 16-Mad gsorben bia guitin mao
SnitbbiIle 700 BORN
$50. 1O-yad ct. 9ouis. Ranfas gitb
nno gbicaeo 800 BORN
Ro. S-@ad) Sort Bortb unb 0allas
30 aos-aa6 2!o! ct. aoais sisS aas ssaias ssr'ias
gitb 800 nbenbs
no 242-Mab 5ouiton 1920 abenos
: 9; 9: & =. 8. 6. & 8. y. gabubpf)
Gnfitnft -
go. 7-gom Moroen. 1855 horm
No 9-gom Noroen. .t0.45 aberlbs
Nbfnbrt -
go. 8-9a9 benz Morben. .7.30 BORN
'gfo 6-Naf Dem 0nrSen. 500 aberbs
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 PROF. LATIFF,
 HINDU SEER.
 CLAIRVOYANT SUPREME.
 1924 SEVENTH AVE. This remarkable man is a natural born clairvoyant; he makes no charge unless he calls you by name; positive satisfac- tion guaranteed. Hours: a. m. to 9 D. m. daily and Sunday The one you have been waiting for. Try just once more If you have been imposed upon and be convinced there is one who is honest and truthful in his dealings. Hundreds in other cities were amazed, mystified and satisfied and so you'll be. He has the power of any other 10 clairvoyants, palmists and mediums combined--the missing link in the chain that connects you with the unforeseen world aud this he sees your life as the dead afDlle can see 1t, and reveals to you your past as you alone know it-your present as it is and your future exactly as it will be. There is no guesswork about it- his ad- vice is reliable and can be depended upon; no one need be ashamed to con suit him, as everything is strictly con
  trance reader in the city today. Not a question asked you but all your life Is truthfully revealed, your past, present and future. To prove his ability you are given your name and all others that you are interested in. You are told more absolute facts than you have been told before. If you've been deceived by others and have paid your money to them without receiving benefit, you will be rewarded by consulting him. Remem- Der, you get the u ath and then pay. He will do all that other clairvoyants onfy advertise to do. Skeptics are welcome. Come honest and you will get honest in- formation and truths that you have , never received from anyone. He has no equal, many imitators. He will tell exactly what troubles, worries or per plexes you now, and what will bring success. This wonderful man tells just what you want to know, without asking a question and brings good luck in all undertakings. Gives advice in business, insurance, travels, changes, love, separa- ton, wills. deeds, mortgages. patents, claims. He will tell you what trade, business or profession you are adapted for Tells you when and whom you will marry. Reunites the separated. He opens up a way for the success and happiness you, desire.
 THE HAND IS QUICKER THAN
 THE EYE.
 WHEN YOU VISIT A MEDIUM, RE- FUSE TO WRITE AT ALL. PROF
 LATHE IS THE ONLY ME-
 DIUM IN AMERICA
 WHO TELLS NAMES
 WITHOUT YOU
 WRITING.
 NO wRITINGl NO WRITING, POSITIVELY WITHOUT YOU WRIT
 ING ONE WORD
 PROF. A. LATHE, HINDU. AND PALMIST. 1524
 7TH AVENUE.
 To prove that he is 100 years in ad- vance of all other mediums, he will tell you all without you writing single word and is the only me- dium in the world so advanced He does not use pads, switches" or paraine. nor does he palm your questions and read them beneath the table before your very eyes. He is a born medium.
 FIRST CAME TO THE CITY IN 1888, AND IS WE'LL KNOWN THROUGH
 OUT THE DISTRICT.
 1524 SEVENTH AVENUE
 HOIIRS A M TO 9 P M
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