davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-29
Indyanin Zabity ma tOrZe.

Niedaleko cd Rochelle, Ill. In
dyanin zasn2f ma torze kolejowym
i zabltY zosta@ przez pociqg pos
pleszny- Niedba4osc swa przyp}aci}
zyciem, Czesto sic tax zdarza, gdy
ludzle zaniedb1ja kaszel i zazie-
b'euic. Me ry,ykujcie zycia gdY
Ora. Kiog'a New Discovery wyle~
czy was i przez. to u}dzlecle ME-
bezpiecznej choroby gald}a i p}uc.
,,Wyleczylo mnie kompletnle W
kr6tkim cnasle. z niebezpiecznego
kaszlu, kt6ry nastapif 20 okropnym
napadzie grYpy," pisze I. R. Watts,
Floydala, Tex. ii przybra}em Is
funt6w ma wadze, kt6re straol}em. g
Szybkie, pewne doskona}e i gwa-
ranto wane. SOC i $1.0O. Butelki ma
probe darmo W apiece M. J. Ko-
walewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-29
POkarm i SuChOty.

Fundamentem suohct jest z}eI' tra@
wienle, osfab;eni: g%ruczof6w tra~
vienna. Lekarz stara sic wytwo:
rye ~pacjentowi dobry apetyt i
przywr6ciG organv trawienia do
stanu W kt6rym beda mog}y regu-
larnle wykonywac swa czynnos6.
On wysle chorego do okolic gdzie
jest zdrowy kl;mat, zaleci przepe-
czasu M s}oncu. zazywanie s-ndi
k6w wytwarzajacych apetyt. wzma
cnlajace pokarmy i utrzymanie do
brego humoru. Suchoty W pier
wszym stopniu SO uleczalne, a maj
lepszym lekarstwem jest pokarm
w wlelu wYpadkach utrata ape
tytu jest pierwszym okazem tel nle
bezpiecznej choroby. To powinno.
wystarczac kazdemu, ably leczyG:
brak apetytu natycbmlsst. Najlep-
Sym lekarstwem ma to jest Trine-
ra Amcrykanski. ELIXIR Gorzkiego
Wilma. On oczy6ci wnetrzuo6ci u
trzym ale " czysto6ci podnie,i wszy
stkie organy do piracy wzmocni
nerwy. w ~aptekach: Jos. Timer.
1888 1889 s. Ashland ave., Chi.
cago Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-29
Plac SObjeskiegO W VIE
dniu?

So jeszcze uczciwi Niemcy.
,,Neues Wiener Tageblat" og}osi}
odezwe d. gminy mlasta Wiednls,
ably jeden z plac6w pub:icznych W
Wledniu nazwaG placem kr6la Jana.
Sobieskiego, kt6remu Wiedeh
zawdziecza swoje ocalcnle. Jezeli
i%stnleje jakas wdzlecznosc - pisze
IN. w. 1agebl." - to gmina
miasta Wiedn'a przynajmniej "
ten spos6b powinna uczciG pamlec
zbawcy Wlednla, kr6la Jana So-.
bieskiego:
Watpimy, czy do takiego ucz
czenia naszego kr6la Sobka doj-
die, boo przeciez i W. Wlednlu l
Austryi szowlnizm nlemiecki swie-
ci orgie i wstydzi}by SIC publicznie
uczcit kr6la polsklego, ktory ocali}
Wleden, gdy niemieccy ksiazeta z
elektorem pruskim na czele wzb1a~
Mali SIC go ratowaG.
Historyozofowle dzislejsi z obo-
zu pclakozerczego gotowl nawet
udowodniG, re Sobieski wcale pod
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-29

pusc'c " ruch motor swojego aero
planu, " kt6rym sic cos zacie}o,
przechylR sic tax nieostroznie, re
giowa jego znajdowa}a sic pod
6miga4 Nagle motor rus.y} i roz-:
pedzona 6miga odcle}a isk nozem
Renardowi glove cd tu}owia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-29
CIEKAWE RZECZY
NiesZCZeSCie ma Wyspie

kuS1l.
z miejscowosci kapielowej Binz
ma Rugii donosza, re W niedziele
wieczorem zdarzy}o sic tam ME-
szczescie, kt6re mog}o by@o bye
straszne v skutkach, gdyby praca
ratunkowa by}a sig sp6zni}a. Jak
W kazdem nadmorskiem miejscu
kapielowem, tax i W Binz znaiduie
sic most do ladowania, pc kt6rym
schodzi sic do 4odxi. Most ten W
niedziele wieczoreu zarwa} SIG a
gle i przesz1o sto os6b wpad4o do
mora. Rozleg} sic z setek gardzleli
krzyk przerazliwy, DO W plerwszej
chwili ratunek wydawa} sig bye
niemoiliwym. z p~rzerazenia ma poi
ob}akanl ludzie czepiali sig p}yDa
cych "a morzu sz%czatk6w zburzo-
nego mostu, podczas gdy cd stro-
ny ladu zgromadzi}a sig ma pozo-
stafej ~jeszcze czssci mostu zbita
masa ludzi, chcacych ratowac to-
nacych. " chwili ma wlekszego
niebezpieczchstwa zjawi}o sig na
4odzlach kilk udziesieciu majtkow z
okretu ~wojcnnego ,,Prusy'' bed21
cego u kotwlcy pod Rinz Majtko-
vie natychmiast rozpoczeli prace
ratunkowa wkr6tce wy}owi]i ma
swe 1odzie kilkadziesiat os0b. Do.
tad wydobyto II trup6w. Pewna
matka, kt6ra s~traci}a swego jedy.
nego lt-letpiego syna, popad}a W
p~omieszanie zmysl6w. Wielu z
uratowaoych jest ciezko poranio-
uych.
POChOdZenie ChOrOby
rNka.
W ksiaico wydanej codoplero
przez amerykanskie mlnisteryum
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-29

| Marb duszy--oprawna " sk6rke.
z}ooonym tytulikiem z okuoiem
izameczk:sm, z}ooone brzeg1 coo
Ani6t Str6& Chrze6cisnina Katolika
zbi6r modlitw j pie6ni s}u4qoY
ola dusz poboznyoh rozmiaru
! 5x34 cali W sk6rkowej oPrawie
re ~zloconym tytulikiem, ztocone
brzegi. $40
Ani6t Str64-w sk6rkowej oprawie
z okuoiem i klamerk4, e zlooo"
nym tytulikiem, z{ocone brze"
gl........ ............ $'.OO
Anidt Str6&-oprawny " mocna
francuska skdrks, gietkie ok}ad.
HI, z~iocone brEegi, ze z}oconym
tytulikiem $l-s6
Aniot Stro&-Oprawny " moona
francuska sk6rke, miekkle ok}ad<
! XII, z}ocone brzagi re zfoconym
tytuligiem. $l.5c
Zbiorek modg;tw ola oz{onk6w A."
stolstwa Sercs Jezusowego, o.
prawny " sk6rke a~ngielsEa,
czerwone brzegi, z z}ooonym ty-
E0IlKlem Xl.UU
W;anek ku czci Najdwietsze; Mary
Fanny Z r6.nyeh n%abozehstw US
witty, oprawny " .sk6rke, .s}ocos
ne brzegi, z zlooonym t,t'lllkiem
z okuciem klamerk8 .....$l.25
Wyborek-oprawny ozdobnie W
miekka sk6rke z z}oconym tytu.
likiem z}ocone brzegi... 75c
Wy6orek oprawny " mocna miekk&
skorke, z z}oconym tytulikien
z}ocone brzegi............ $50
Wy6r oprawny " sk6rke Z oko-
clem i klamerk8, zioeone brzei
81 (gruby druk). $l.50
! Wy6or najo,obl1wszyeh naboiehstw
pie6ni, ma duchow3 p~ociechsi
pozytek ludzi ~pobo4nych r64a
! nych ksl4g zebrsny; oprawny v
sk6rke, z %kolorowym obrazkiem
ma ok1adce, zlocone brzegi (gru-
b. druk).
Wy6orek-oprawny " sk6rke, slos
cone brzegl, : obrazkiem ma o.
k}adoe i z1oconym tytulikiem $50
Rybo,sk ozyli kr6tki spos6b nabo"
4ehetwa codxieaEego ola rzymo
sko. katolik6w, : dodatkiem pie-
6ni, oprawny " sk6rke re zloco-
nym tytulikiem, czerwone brze:
35c
Vyb 2rek-opvawny " sk6rke z{o1
cone brzegi, ze z1oconym tytus
Xix ON, Z okucler i zameczs
Klein ........ 9
Kyborek-oprawny v miekka sk6r-
ke, : z}oconymt 'tulikiem z}ccos
ne brxeki.... Geo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-29

szczenie, re choroba raka u ludzl
jest pochodzenia roslinnego i z
roslin dopiero udziela sic ludziom.
W Stanach Zjednoczonych Amery-
XII ~powszechna jest bardzo choroba
rosllnna, wytwarzajaca ma korze
drew pewien rodzaj ropy galare.
towel. Cd wielu juz lat usilowall
rzeczoznawcy z ministeryum wy.
kryG pow6d tel choroby, niedoszli
jednak do zadnego rezultatu. Scis}e
badania wykaza}y o5ecnie, re cho-
robe te wywo}uje pewien bakcyl.
posiadajacy infekcyjnie zarais jace
w}asciwosci. Wytwarza on W l:orze
rakowite zjawisko, kt6re W krot-
kim czasie zaczyna sic ropid. W
referacie ministeryum wyrasone
jest wobec tego przypuszczenle, re
rak u ludzi jest prawdopodobnie
skutkiem tego samego bakcyla i z
roalin bywa przenlesiony ma ludzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-29

Bog z Tobq, k%s'ateczka do nabc'
rozmiar SIKH csla..... 10 l5c
Mwafa Bogu, zbi6r najlepazego
nabozehstwa pie6ni kosci.lpyoh,
rozmiaru 4x24 cali. 45c
Lhwata Bogu oprawua W skd'ke re
z}oconym tytulikiem, zfocone
brzegi... 6Oc
Cnwa1a Bogu, Y ozdobnej bla1ej
oprawle z klamerka, %z{ooone
brzegl. FLU
Chwata Bogu, oprawna " miekka
skorke re s}oconym tytullkiem,
z}ocone brzegi.. SIC
Chaoata Bogu, oprawna " miekbq
sk6rke, re z{ooonym tytulikiem j
zameozkiem, wewn4trz Ia ok@adce
krzyzyk Z perfowej macy l.50
Dunima Ksiatka do n~sbozehstws
ola ~wszystkich katclil6w, opra:
VIVA " sk6rke. z}ooone br1egi
zlcconym tytulikiem Sis
Clos Serca- dutym drukiem
oprawna " skdrke, Z okuoiem
zameczkiem, Z z}ooonym tytuli'
klein. z}ocone krzegi. ...$l.Ct
G4os Seyca -Zblor mod{3w i pie6n
ola dusz ~pobo1nych e du4ym
drukiem) oprawne W skdrke. +,
z}oconym tytulikiem, z}ooone
brzcgi.... 800
Ierty naboAe1stsoo-Z modlitwami
sw. Alfonso ma cze66 Naj6wiet,
sz.j Fanny Maryi nleusta]acej
pomocy. Ksieieczka oprawna "
mocha skdrke, 2 kolorowym 0.
brazkiem ma ok}adcc, z zfooonym
tytulikiem, zlocone brzegl.. soc
Perty nabo4ehstsoa - oprawns "
miekka sk6rke Z ozdobami, z}o.
conym tytulik'em, s}ooone brze.'
gi.............. t1 zoe
Per1y nobols1 stsca " :oEdobno
miekk'ej sF6rkowej orrawie :
'foconym tytulik,em, z}ocone
brzegi.. $l.2t
Skar6 dussy-w elogsnokiej sk6.r
rzanej oprawie, aeconym ty.
tulikiem, z1ocone brzegi.... soc
Skar6 duszy-Zbi6r najlepssego na>
bozelstwa j p,esni ko6oielnych,
ksiazeczka Ola mlodziezy, opraw"
ma y angie,sk4 sk6rke. zlooo-
nym tytulikiem, czerwone brze.
s6c
&kar1 d,tsEy-eprawna y miek&kaa
sk6rke : z}ooonym tytulikiem,
z}ooone brzegi. . 60c
Skar6 d4ssy-w miekkisj oprawie
z}oconym tytulikie'n, z}ocone
brzegi.. .6Oc
SEarb d4szy-oprawna Y angielska
sk6rke, Z zloconym tytulikiem,
z}ocole brzegi............ SOC
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-29
z gfodu W g6rach.

9A~
Ma szczycle Hochkoenlg W Ty:
rolu znaleziono zw}oki dw6ch tu-
ryst6w, kt6rzy wybrawszy sic W
grudniu r. z, ma wycleczke mar.
ciarska, przepadl, bez sladu. Jak
sig obecaie o~kazuje, turysci owl:
kancel,sta Lelnberger uczen gim-
nazyum W Salzburgu, Bargesi,
dotar}szy do wysokoscl $500 mtr
zsuneli sic " s~zczeline pomiedzy
dwiema ska}sm', g}ebokosci SO
metr6w i ME mogli sig z mel juz
%wydostac. Ze znalezionych PREY
zw}okach notatek wyn1ka, re
nleszczesliwi zYli W tel szczellnie
jeszcze try dn1, zanim nast2pl}a
smierG z g}odu i zimna. Ostatnia
notatka, %nakreslona reka Bargesle
60, brzmia}a.iak nastspuje: ,,Lein.
berger ME moze ]uz plsat, gdyi
zmarz}y MT recest. Jak Z daisy Oh
slow wynika, obaj nl~eszczesliwi
chcleli PREDICT zakohczyc zycie
przez przeclecle soble artery, ale
juz i'm sill do tego zabrak@o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-29

Wie1niem ME byf i re to, 60 twier-
dzl historya, jest tylko picking le-
genda wymyslona przez 6wczesna2
,,in,r;ge polska.
Walka dZikich k6Z z or
lem.
Z Zurychu donosza: Pewien przc~
wodnjk W Alpach szwajcarskicb
.obserwowa4 z bliska wake dw6ch
dzikich k@z z orlem. w odleg}osci
80 metr6w cd niego sta1a para k6z
z INCIDENT poE1iedzy ska{ami. Mad
nieml szybowa} potezny orze}, zar
taczajac wko}o Mich coraz wezsze
kregi. KY uciekajac, zbiega}y ma
dol re ska}v blizko przewodaika
alpejskiego. Nagle orze} spu6ci} sig
ma nje~ Kozy stane}y gotowe do
walk. Orze} uderzal ma ME dzio-
benz i sk,zyd}aml. One usually ma
tylnych no!ach, uderza}Y or}a
rogami. Mode k6zki tuli}y sic
przytem do starych, beczac g}osoo.
Wa]ka trwa{a d}ugo bez rozstrzy~
gajacego wyniku Nareszcie duly
kozio4 zadal or}owi rogami rane W
plersi i potem go dobi}.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-01
TO PORT CLYDE.
Rockland, South Thomaston & St
George Ry. Plans Extension.

petition was received Saturday. al
the Office of the State Board of Rail-
road Commissioners from the Rock
land. South Thomaston & st. George
Railway, asking that the commissions
ers might issue a certificate to allow
the company to extend its road in the
near future and also addefurther equip
ment. The expense of these equipments
and extension of road is to be $50, 600.
The petition is asked in accordance
with Chapter AZ, Section 90 of the Re-
yised Statutes. as amended by the
Public Laws of 1909. Chapter 149
This railroad also asked for permits
sion 10 issue series of bonds to the
sum of 100000, the rest of which will
be used in improvements on the road
at a later date. The road runs between
Rcckland and South Thomaston and it
is understood that it win be extended
To Port clyde.
A hearing has been ordered on the
foregoing petition for Tuesday, July
8. at 10 A NJ. at the office of NJ. A.
Johnson, Roekland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-01
kENNEBEC.
MI. RNON.

Quite a considerable number of
adults and children from this village
attended the Sunday school conven-
ton at West Mt. Vernon last
Wednesday.
Rev. F. G. Glidden ofliciated at a
funeral in Chesterville, last Wednes-
day.
George r. Ireland, now in Peabody,
Mass. was heard from. recently. re-
porting himself comfortable in his
new surroundings.
The Sunday school of the Methodist
Episcopal church will observe Chill
drens day" next Sunday, June 30.
The usual concert will be given at 730
2. NJ.
Sunday school convention was held.
June %, at West Mt. Vernon. the fol-
lowing program being carried out: 10
A. NJ. Devotional services, Rev. F. w.
Klein; 2. business-reperts of schools.
3, superintendent, Mrs
Signe Childs, 4, response by Pres
ident Ralph Potter: music. IL noon,
a bountifuI picnic dinner was served;
so were seated at the tables; 100 p.
M. Devotional services. Harrison
Weber; L paper. sent by Mrs. Fred
Foss; s. tShould the Progressive sun
day School Become n Social Center?"
Discussion by Mrs. Frank Allen, Eu-
gene Write, Rev F. w. Klein; 8, adj
dress, Rev. William Wood, Kents
Hill. Two duets were sung by Mr.
Klein and Miss Davis, during the ex-
ercises, congregation joining in the
chorus; l0~Npusiness. A rising vote
of thanks was extended to Mr.. Wood
for his interesting address, which Mr..
Wood kindly gave TO the convention,
also a vote of thanks was extended to
the entertaining school. Over 60 were
present at the afternoon services.
Howey Luce and men have been at
work on the road at the Upper Mills.
Some have commenced haying at
this place.
George Cushman has a motor boat
on Echo Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l. Brown of
Readfield were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ephraim Robinson. Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-01
THOMAS c. INGRAHAM

Monticello; T G, r. 2; ID. r. 2; JOS
eph Greene. Linneus. Twps. A, r. q
+, r. 3; Harry G. Tingley, Island Falls;
n. 3. r. 4; w. e. l.. S; John Landers.
Island Falls: 3. r. 4, w. +. l.. S..
Elmer f. fitzpatrick, Davidson: T. l.
r. 6; 2, r. 6; Leon circuit. Ashland;
T. II, K. T; II. r. Z; 10, r. Z; II, r. S.
William Chase, Moro; T. s. r. s.;
Charles Peterson, Ashland; r. F. D.:
Garfield Pl.; T. 10, r. 6; John p. Yerxa,
Guereete; T. 16, r. 5; Il. r. SIG, r. 4;
II, r. 4 Is, K. 6; George w. Low,
Winterville; West y Winterville PL;
VIII b. Pinkham, Fort Kent Mills; b.
& A. r. r.; T. Is. r. 4; John Donahue,
Stockholm; T. IA and 10. r. 5: A. c.
Archibald. Guerette; T. II, r. 3. 4
and 3 Edward Langley, Guerette !:
T. 16 and IL. r. s. Fred Daysey,
Houlton; T. Is and IS, r. 6; 16, r. 8;
Fred Judkins. Stockholm: IS, r. 4
and ), and IS, r. t.
Southern Aroostook patrol-E. K.
Peck. oakfeld; T. I, r. 3; Z. r. A:
John Kelley, HaynesviIle; T. Z, r. s.;
John L. Turner. Haynesville; r. ,. R.
3. Stillman Hail. Haynesville: r. 3,
i f.
A, r. 3 John Vickers, Haynesville:
No. Yarmouth grant and part of
WytopitlocS; A. S. Gartley, Island
Falls; Watchman otter Lake station
Thomas II. Brown, Eagle lake; r. Is,
r. 5; Is, r. 6; 16, r. 6; II. r. 6; IA
r. Z: Is, r. T.
Allagash and st. John River patrol
These waters and their branches in
the Maine forestry district will have
adequate patrol and lookout service
Hancock County.
Chief Wardens-Ezra y. Williams
Great Pond; Northern part of Maine
forestry district in Hancock county:
Fred S. Bunker. Franklin; Twps. I. s
9, 10 and 16.
Deputy Wardens-W. II. Farms
worth, South Beddington; f. 4 No,
rs; T. x. No "a; Naham Jordan,
Aurora; N y No %; w. Y, No. rs;
Simon Bunker, Ea. Sullivan; T. Z and
10 $. D.; Albert f. Mace, Aurora
General deputy Maine forestry district
in Hancock county; Watson L. Mace.
Aurora; n. Y, No. %; T. 21; Edgar
McInnish. Great Pond: Twps 80, 40
and No. 2: John f. Haynes, Great
Pond: T. "a; Robert Laughin, Great
Pond; T. s3; Chas Merritt. Deblois !.
Ea. u. No. %; Ea. u. No. 16; Walter
Madden, Myra; Il. No 32: w. l..
Robertson, Cherryfield; e. " No. 10;
S. f. u, No. 16; e. S. Tracy. Cherry
field: It. Nos. I, 9. 10 and l6; Hiram
CorIiss, Cherryfeld; Waterman at
Lead Mt Lookout: Henry Thayer,
Cherryfield; No. Z and 10; Eugene
Havey. Ea. Sullivan: General deputy
in Hancock county; Howard C.
Fletcher, Ellsworth Pl., No s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-01

Town: From mouth of Soudnahunk
stream to Fosters store house and adj
jacent ponds; Leon Tuck, Lee: From
Fosters store house to head of Sourd-
nahurk lake, including Little Sourdna-
hunk; T.. y. Libby Hartland; from
Chesuncook lake to mouth of Sourdna
hunk Stream, including Harrington
lake, Soper Brook and adjacent ponds;
Charles Dacy, Norcross; r. (. K i. r.
10; a. f. Chadbourne, Millinoeket:
Loag A Twp: and adjacent territory;
Thomas Griffin. Millinocket. T. 8, l. p.
and l. p. James MACK, Millinocket:
Twp. A and unincorporated part of 3
l. p. II. w. McNauehton, Schoodic. r.
4. r. ., y. w. P; a. l.. Green. X. /.
Works; Katahdin Iron Works r..
r. 10; r.. r. II; Harry Da-
Wis. Monsen: Elliotsvilie Pl. r. Z, r. 10;
S, r. 70; r. 9: Daniel Nelson. King
man: r. 6, r. 3. n. r. p. p, Chas A.
Dean. Brownvilie. r. F. d. No /: Barn
ard Pl.: George II. Monroe Milo. Look
out White Cap Mt; Chester II. BUS
well. Milo 4, r. 8; ). r. 3; Lakeview
Pl; Ermon f. Moore, Milo; p. r, TO-
b. r, II: 5, r. 8; Alfred f.. Hobbs, Mi
10: A, r. IL; A. r. II: Fred A. Hunt,
Waterville: Waterman for Spencer Mt.
Lookout; Kempton Coady, Patten:
Waterman Trout Brook Lookout sta
tion.
Penbscot Patrols--The east and west
branch of the Penobscot as well as
other parts of the Penobscot system
are fully covered by patrolmen. con-
stantly watching for FIRE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-01
RICH MOND,

The Misses Jennie and Decide McGinn
and Miss Alice Pierce left, Saturday, for
Old Orchard. where they will be employ
ed during the summer months.
There will be a Strawberry festival al
the Free Baptist vestry. Wednesday eve
ming
Joseph Mansir returned, Saturday. from
short business trip to Portsmouth,
n. ii.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.. Whitney and
daughter of Ansonia, Conn, are passing
few days at the home of MIR. whitney
parents.
e. C. Boston has purchased a lot on
North Front street, between his old
homestead and the residence of Hiram
Hilton.
W. A. Bibber passed Sunday with his
family at Capitol Island.
Austin Blair returned TO Providence
r. l., Saslrday. after passing two weeks
vacation in town.
Merle Mitchell of Bingham passed sun
day with friends in town
Miss May Whitney, a teacher in the
schools at Plymouth, Mass, is passing
the summer vacation at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Whitney.
Mrs. c. II. Reed and daughter Lorena
and Miss Marjorie Curtis went to South
port, Friday. where they viii pass a few
weeks at their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Thurlow and in
FAINT son, who have been passing few
days in town, went to Deer Isle. where
Mr. Thuriow has secured a position al
his profession as dentist.
Mrs. ]. G. c. Farnham. Mrs. ]. Pur.
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Washinaton County.

Chief Wardens-Frank O. Elsemore
East Machias: Maine forestry district
on East Machias waters; ID. G. Lane
Topsfield: Maine forestry district on
St Croix waters; John r. Sullivan,
Whitneyyille. Maine Forestry district
on Machias waters; d. w. Campbell.
I'd. Cherryfield. Maine forestry district
on Narraguagus waters in Hancock
and Washington counties.
Deputy Wardens-John ]. Kneeland.
Topsfield: General deputy for Maine
forestry district in Washington county;
II. p. McReavey, Northfield; General
deputy for Maehias waters; F. C. Ray,
Lambert Lake Lambert Lake Pl: Dy-
Ell T. 10. r. 3; II, II. 8, N 3. r. p.
William Roberts. Northfeld: 7. 10 and
%; w. l.. Hodgkins, Lambert Lake:
Lambert Lake Pl.; Dyer; T. TO- r. g.:
II, r. 3. n. B.'P P. w. r. Hoar, Grand
Lake Stream: Grand Lake Stream Pl:
T 6, N D: 6. r. l, ". 3. P. r.: T. A
and No. 5; John Dudley, Jr.: Waite:
Codyville Pl; Dyer and Kossuth; Wal
do W. MERCER. Princetown: Indian
township: T., No. Z. l, r. 1: 81, 26 and
q; Bert Smith. Springfield: Twps No.
>, r. 1; No. 4, Y. D.; No. 4, r. /; Kos
suth: E. l. Drisko, Columbia Falls:
Twps IS, 10 and 25. NJ D.: Seldom Cakes
Beddingten: Twps 26. 81. 20, 40, 81, "a,
rs and "a. Hancock county; Fred Al
bee. Machias: Twps. "a. 81, Sc, %, 81,
30; Gilmore Driscoll. Maehias. Twps
"a, 26, %, %, 81. 80. &c. 81; Sydney w.
GRAY, Dennsyvilie: West IL. No. a.
FL: Glaudius NJ Archer, Wesley: Twps
&c, 81, Sc and 81; Harry McReavy,
Whitneyville: T. is and 10. r. ID; s. G..
Day. Wesley: T. &c, q. 50, 36. 81 "A, %
1-2, No. 90; Richard Lawler, Prince
ton: Grand Lake Stream Pl.: T. c. n.
D.; 6, r. l. n. B. p. P: No. and No.
45; p. ]. Sullivan. Whitneyvile. No. AZ;
Orrin V. Preston, Dennysville: East 1-2,
No. Il Pl.; Harold Day, Wesley: Look
out Wesley Mt; Harry Hanseom,
Crawford: Twps. q. &c. 27 and 49,
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NATIONAL HOME.
of the day, Capt. Turck

Officer of the day, Capt. Turek.
John Buckley, late co. G., LIST Conn.
Fl. A., has been granted an honorable
discharge from the Home.
The baseball games for this week
are the married and single men. Mon
day, the Republican Club of Augusta
Tuesday. and probably Randolph
Friday
Bernard E. Varnum, clerk in the
Governors office, has returned from a
short trip to Cherryfield Me.
Those returning, Saturday, from
furloughs We're Conrad N. Derx from
Lynn, William j. Doyle from Roxbury.
Barney F'itzmorris from Boston, Rob
ert Newman from Boston, Joseph
Pomlow from Lewiston, Edwin Sleeper
from Manchester, N. H.. Michael Nc
Carly from Lynn, and Patrick Lydon
from Boston.
Letters for the following are adver-
tised at the Home post office for the
week ending June %: Mrs. Emma F.
Berry; Mrs. Lizzie Burns; James
Clark: Robert Doherty: William H.
Gerrow; c. G. ireland: John Mich
OILS; Ivory Severance; and William
j Webster.
Curler Post, No. 40, G. A. r.. will
hold its regular meeting in Grand
Army hall, this tMonday) evening, and
a full attendance is desired.
Frank K. Heseltine, late Co. F, LIST
III. Inf, Spanish War, has been APP
pointed quartermaster sergeant. vice
the late. Louis c. r Lott. Lieut.
Hesseltine has been clerk in that de-
partment for some time, and by strict
attention to duty and efficiency has
earned to promotion.
Cyrus Fl. Illsley,' sergeant of Home
Co. f, has resigned, to take effect,
July LIST. He will take his discharge
from the Branch and enter the Chel-
sea (Mass) Home.
Capt Thomas ]. Odlum and Ser
geant Patrick Leonard of Home Co.
A, have rendered their resignation, to
take effect July list, after being in
this company many years Capt. Geo.
/. Brown and Sergeant Charles G..
Titcomb, together with the members
of Co. will be transferred to co. A.,
and Barrack | closed FOR repairs.
Capt. Odlum's resignation is given
with regret, as he was an efficient Of
ficer and always had a rlne appear
ing and orderly command
Major Henry s Burrage, chaplain
of this Branch for the past seven
years, has finished his duties and
will leave. this morning, accompanied
by Mrs. Burrage. for an indefinite
stay abroad. Their two daughters.
Miss Madeline and Mildred, are now
abroad and will join their parents on
arrival Major Burrage has received
very nice letter from the Board of
Managers, appreciating his services at
the Branch
Rev. James e. Cochrane of Halo
we'll has been appointed to fill the
vacancy and comes well recommend
ed He being chaplain of the Second
Maine National Guard many years,
is thoroughly familiar with military
life.
The funeral of the late Lieut.. Louis
c. f. Lott was held from the Home
chapel at p NJ, Saturday. Rev. Fl.
S. Burrage officiating. The non-com-
missioned staff assembled at the hos
pital, escorted the remains to the
chapel and to the cemetery. There
We're many beautifui floral tributes
from friends.
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New Corporations.

The following corporations have filed
certificates of organization, under the
general law. at the department of
State:
The Mutual Shoemakers. organized at
Ellsworth for the purpose of carrying
on shoe manufacturing business. with
$4,000 capital stock. of which $1,000 is
paid in. officers: President and treas
urer, Charles o. Normandy of Nor
ridgewock Certificate filed, June rs,
1912
Assets Corporation Co, organized ut
Augusta for the purpose OF carrying on
a general commercial business with
100000 capital stock, of which nothing
is paid in. Officers: President. M.
Brainard OF Augusta: treasurer. John
B. Madore of Augusta. Certificate filed,
June rs. 1872