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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-08-07
Dss fransSiii&s Susiptt sestiAss
@areH.

DE M5gli1teit eine @ntipottfiirne
Ia ben franSSHid.Oeutiben 8eots-
buisoea, be auf elmer 2oderiutg ner
nliIEt6riiHen gorbereituneen ritben
fouAte, lit m neiierer 8eit Don fetner
Sette, NIT ausn0bms ber seai6ten
Observation-Disclosures, tn Me&nuag &C.
loeeu worSen. BSbI Gber iit oielfoG
nuH boa Golden, tpeid)e bie @irfii@-
Feti ni&t aus ben aueen 3n berIiersH
pfieaea, betoHt porSen, Sdb Sie Soff.
it,sHe eiaer irars5fii&-benti&en au-
ndberisng amf benz pirti4aftli4en
@ebtete Iiege rnb liegeu ntiiiie.
9ieie SoffHuns erf66rt cine Be-
sei&nembe SIiuftration bur& bos bon
,inIerem 4erttner Spe8iolfabei ee-
meI6ete Woreeben Ses 8unbes Sent-
ider Snbmiirienen. meldes burG
BEN frana6fii6en goptott beaN4er
Waren beranIabt porben III. DE
benti&iein6li9e $ese Der Barrier
8ouienarboreane uub Der ibnen NOD
eiternbea GboirbtniftenbIdtter i'm
9drbe bat bic Birtung gebabt. bob
Der abias bet.Hber @aren m Granf-
reid Iid ftetie mebr oerrineert bat.
unb bos IN foI1em Wabe, Sab etite
Gbspebr bon Der sei46oigten Setie
fin unerI1BIi1 eradtet porSeu lit.
Dte ipIteu,atii4e 8eno&teiIiguits
1e,ti9Iaabs aif pirti4oftlident @e-
bet burd bie Gran5Oien ipirS IN Ct.
rem auaeitbttd re9t offentiInbte, oo
Der prGfbent Der StepubIH tn 9on-
bon sefeiert ino bas COB Der beioer-
ieitigeu @nterte seiin8eH ipiro, pei-
DE BE GriiHt Der fuusofen @infres-
jrmgspolitif gepeien 1T. Sas Guber-
It'd torrefte BerbGltnis afpii9en oer
frarp5Fi4en irHo Der beiiti4en @egie.
r,ng tanH iiber bic 9atiaGe nidt
kiuipestGr16eH, bdB man IN Grart
reid aiih beute nod ebenio melt, Uie
Dor biersig Sabren, banon entferrt
III, ben Branffurter Srteben aiSuer-
fennen unb ibn aIsRidtidnisr fur bic
attSaDdrtiee Yolittf eelten au laIteH.
Sn inneritea $eraenstptHbel Der I'M
eebeitren Webrbett Der Srart5ofeu
iflunnrrt eben Der @eSoffe ON 6ie
Wiebersetptnrtiins Don @iinb-9otbrisi-
ssn.
Bei Der 8eirteiImsg Ser utrfii&eH
Sa1lage fonHtsn platte Softnnnaen,
btater nel9eu nantentlid EN- @uttea
llnfenrtnis Ses frana6iiiten 8oIfs-
4aratters itedt, nihts niiseu. Der
Bopfott, gegen tpelheu bie ferti6eR
Sn6uitriellen SteIlune nebuteu, TT
aud en- Spnptom bes tpieoereripa9-
ten natipnoIen Selbiteefiibls, tueIhes
70 bereittpiIIie bie meebeupeu Spfsr
fir 8ebrsipede briugen ldbt. Die
rreue $eeresoerit6rhng m Sronfret6,
tpeI9e bic Seutiden anitrengmeen
ipettmn9en iou, bot ben Reoan4epre-
bisern irno 1bnIiden @eiitern tpieber
erbebIih OberpaHer gegeben. Gie
9effssaHs .sssf eiIsc En;sSkcrtass sr-
i9eint nod ME Dor nlf Sonb geboih.
(&. q. Sbts.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-08-07
9iiaat ME sin sEpmau.

am 20. Roi lprr6e bas Seim 6es
friberert frar1Sftfden 9irfliSfiinitIers
Sneqties Dter an Der ambog @ooo
in @IlingtotrpiIIe, ct. SsLanb, IN
Srart5 gefest, intS ipte eiite Inter
iudliHle ergab, fpdren oerber s,lrfpe.
len i'm 8erte bon $4,000 itrS $50
in 0aorgeIo aus San S6ranf ge-
noniniet tporben. 2lne ltmitdnoe ben.
teteu barauf bin, 6ab MIR quite 8e-
foHrte bes gaares bos 8erbre6en
periibt bdben tonnten. Rin lit es
eil6Iid nod LANCER Rahfori9iaa ae.
Iunaer, in RoHtreaI bier iransdiIhe
ahdbcn, 6erieu Sds 8erbreden 5lr
2cit eeIegt fpir6, IN GAIT gu nebmen
nno taIm bate Der 8rootIpner 9i.
TtriftsaRpaIt Sad bacon aenntnis
erbalten, 70 begann er Die llnterbatto.
lung, bic gu sllsIiefermD fiibpen
ion.
Sfe es betbt, ft1t6 Stpei Der Ser,
botteten SfiidtIing aus Der peIt5e-
taHater frarBofii6en StrafinieI BEL
ealrona, bctannt inter oem Nouiert
rSeutelsiniel", Der 9ritte ion Elm
gutter 9efannter Der Qolisei iHssrartf.
reid iein. Der 8ierte elm SanoIer nit
ipeiben SfIabeu.
Mud in 9eep gort tpairoeu i'm Gu.
faHmeitbarg nit benz Sale biersger.
haftIReeu poreenouimen. "a. .Sfuvfs
Wdierp" Staten SsIaub, piir6e spou
Goa Sdrden. 6ie @attin bes in Teon.
treal oerbofteteH armolto 7au6on,
tpelte iid ben 9etsfttns nit einesn
geiaoenen Renoloer erlbeeaenfteIte,
te'tgenommer, ferner ibr 16iGbriqer
Sobr, eite Srnu &naerts 0aoria
2ouiie intb etoIid Elm Deatm 9ea-
mens 2Oafis GaptIIou, ben EN- Detef.
ITO IN etrem gafe at Der 8eit 80.
StraBe aiifito6erte.
aue oieie Berfouen ioiIn IN 0en
Tnitb irno bic 8rantSftifhtaa Der.
Utdelt oSer tpenisiteas 9ealseH fetn.
Dor Stpsi Snbreu erofRete Mbert
Pleudot am 8roohspan In Sisprot,
StateH Sslm,b, en- HeiRes seetau.
rant. In mei&em Sdti4oH Serfebrte.
Aud 9ier mar bier EN- oft gfeheaer
9aft, ber fih ber Seienfdbaft fre,ibe,
nab erft 1erbadbt fabts. oils enes
i65aeu Cages fein Setm brorurte,
ois SnssDeIen ut6 hos @eEo febEteH,
tanb 3oii4on iOipie Der Sefiker bee
eoteIs oer6uitebm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-08-07
Die Babr5eit iiser anIsrs 8lstt,.

Sie aetiberungen abmirnI9 9apers
anb Rupitdn Gins, bes 8eiehIs9a-
bers Der atIanfifhen8 8orpebofl flottilIe,
iiber bic 9eidoffenbeit unierer GIotte
ioIIten teinen tauben Obren beees.
men. @dbrenb A6miraI Deipep H&
begHigt, TN aIIegneineu 6araHf btn.
Sltpefen. Sab eine itarfe Slotte bic
iiherfte Srte6ensbiirddaft Iei, Sab
beSbaIb uHiere Slotte itarf senus
ieia ntthe, nm ieSem Hoali9eu @es.
ner bie @ase boIten su fonneu, 6ab
iie aber fir 6ieie aufgobe gdnoIib
itnJurei6eub iei, partet &apit1n
Sims bret NIT Details auf, Die ge.
rnbeSu bedneitieen6 flin9en.
CIR erfIart gero6e beroiis, Sab In.
Iere GIotte niht triegsbereit iei. Ab.
seieben oobon, ooB Der Mnereb nidi
Die n5tieen 9etpiIIieun9en semadt
babe, Inn neue 5diffe su bauen, Die
nottpetbiu ieisu, febIe es on OffiSie.
rem uno Ranufdaften, Am aii9 MIR
bic oorbaHbeReH Sdiife ~ bsmonnen.
auberoem Ieieu nift genug SiIfs.
freiser borhanoeH, um unfere aeIom.
te GIotte,ulo6t i'm @rHitfnIIe mohl
gu erbaIteH. rlH6 i9lieBIih Ieien bic
Referoeu an @eidiiset, Wanition
Hnb itoaitieem Bacterial nidt IN ge.
nhgen6en Mensen, menn iiber1ampt
borbnn6en.
Ms 9efpieI fiibrt Der &upitdn an.
bub AMI nnferer Sorpe6o- uno lin.
terfeeflctte, BITE einen RoItenouhpano
bon $4,000, 900 erfor6ert bot, nur
dn Gorpebo fir iebss 0oneiarrobr
borbonbsu HI, Das uneetdhr sIeid.
bebesttsR6 mt eiBer Qrrnee 1T, IN Der
ieber Sofbot nur cine Potrone fir
ieinG GeiDebr9ut. Dir boben i'm ea1tSen
9orrdt bon 1000 Eorpe6os, anbere
@robmid1te befiseu oeren 6000-
100000. @as EN- berartieer Defft
bebettet, taHu aud Der 2die ernlei-
len, lper er bort, bob Die SesftelIune
attes Gorpe6os, bel ber QouspIi5iert.
bet beS Gppnrates, etn ooIIes SGbr
IN &Hiprrd niutnt.
a6mirdI Depep ipieQupit1H SiHs
tpetieu bora,tf bin, SaB fie teine HiIi.
tdrh4e @ebeimnine berroteH. ion.
bern baB Sie aneefiibrten Satiaden
iuJdnsIa,tos Deit meHr betaHut ieier,
a4 bier. Bern nm eiHe itorfe Slot-
ts be beife @e4p6br far ben 8rieben
H. 10 Heet aiTt Der Son6, bab ane
Ofotte, bon Der man I'M Guslano
eaRs eeRou speiB, Sdb fie uidt trisss-
bereit lit, eine 6irefte @efabr fir ben
GriebsH biI6et. 9as 1T 70 liar, Dob
es eieertIi4 aHd Sie Stootsmdnner
In Bafbineton eirieben ioIlten. 9ros
aIIebem 1T es SspefeF1aft, baB man
iih bort 6es ernftes Der Gage be.
pust lit. geur etne ftarfe pnpuIdre
Str5mHug tpiro oermoaen, beuraon.
ereB bic notigeH 9esptIlisaReea ab.
5utroeen. Ob biefe aber sintreten
tuirb, berbor es gu fFat ift. bIeibt bel
Sem ifReebeareH noti0nalen SeIbit.
traueii nitsifiDorteii
= ---s8 s. r.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-08-07
Die Sras6Oie zines ruiiiiaeH
Welehrteu.

@ie aus Yeosfau gerneISet wirS,
1T bort Der befannte @eIebrte Bi.
tnipt BON einem iiberaus barteH
SdidialsihIag setrofien moroeH.
9ito'ut, elm oortreffliber 8ibIto-
srap6, arbeitete ieit 20 SSabreu on
eiRem rieiteen 8erf, einem Ser.
tei4nis i1nrtIi1er Glider, Die lett
1708 in RuBIaHb seerudt poroen
iporen. Sn oieieu 9aesn bate er
baS Ranuifript noIlenhet, 6as ettpa
20 8Gnoe ergeben bate. Da brad
in benz Saus, IN hen Ct spotutr, Elm
Seuer aus, boa ieiHe oefomten &ab.
feligfeiten uab ale ieiRe gopiere
oeruidtete. Die 9ebertsorbeit Ses
flefBigeH Sorfhers mar lHatiossft ae-
pelen. Srob6em 8itptpt nim NIT
~ sfopeteR in Der SaIde biiflos aui
Der Strabe Ftanb, berIor er ben Mat
ntdd. CIR ihrieb an bic 8stsrs6ar-
ger afaSemie ber BifieHithaften,
ieste ibr ieine SttuatioH aitssiHaH-
Der nHo bat nm eiHe HHteuifllsHag.
@Ieitseitie erfI6rte er, oab er Hu-
iein Berf nod eiHmd BE-
ginnen piirbe. Soffenth6 1T es
Sem merihiitterIiheH 0eIehrteu
biesmaI pergonnt, Teine auieabe
obue Sinoeruts su I6ien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-08-07
sird,enOiebRaN nub soItsrissnsH.

@rauenbntte aarftritte ereigneten
Ti1 iiingit, pie rifgiiI6e 9l1tter beri6-
ten, aus 2lnlab zines &irhenSieb.
itabIs I'M RniIfoiits. S5n ben lesten
Sasen mar eine Stride i'm Dorie @ebi
beraitbt mor6en. gs rparen einiee
peugoIbete Sreuse utb 1bnIife @er.
3iermgeu bon Seihgerrbiloern nbge.
broden poroen. Der @eiitIid)e riei
oie @eiIretnbe ;4iammeH. Die 3iiren,
S9lofFer uno Ieniter Der SirAe er.
,rpisen iid ais urDertebt. Die S9liii.
iel penpabrte etn alter, frommer
Staroita, auf ben tein 0eroaht fiel
@er alio mar Der 9ieb2 Dn mies
elm iunger 8urihe n4if eiilen Wten.
i6en, oeiien- S6qlIteru Spuren aeig-
ten, aIs babe iernan0 alif ibner ge-
itdnben. a6er er beteuerte, er lei niht
Der S6ulSiee. Ron 6eganH ibn gu
priigeln. Gr beteuerte anfangs ieure
llniduIb. @Hblid aber tonnte er DIE
flr6tbaren S6IGee niht mebr aus
baIteu unb Ieete Elm @eitdnor,is ob.
Gr norlirte aud ieire SeIfr. Rin
erariff man a4ih Sieie. gtatiirlid]
leiianeten tie, oa iie in 8irflidteit
ebenio unfhidSia ipatett> ME Der 10.
sben @efoIterte. Die robe Ween9e
IhIi9 fie erbarmupsIos. gei9t ge.
mig. man 5iiltoete Geuer an, fe gu
oerbrennen. Da befarrilten aud Iie;
tie fasten aud, mo iie Die @ol0iadeu
perftedt bieIteu. Run 5os man BORT
bin. Der eiHe Der llneIiidiid,eit fiibr.
te bic 9eute 8,rrrtSlubitfer unb iprana
ms Mailer, nm ieiHeu QlsaIen Elm
gnbe 81 maheu. @r ipurSe aber Der.
nii&eaogen nTto, ipenn aud betpiibt. |
LOS, ms Dorf geihieppt. Run CAB |
Der erite nShuloise" ben Burden, |
Der auf ibn bingepieien, aIs Dit.
TduISieen an. gaidts baIf ibm. er
purhe brnun un6 bLau eeihlaaen !
gr Lief auber iid Dor ShuserS unb |
Fmporune 3u einem Der brertnenSen
Sdsiterboitfeu uuS itii5te fib bin.
IN. Or tuurbe Hpar eerettet, bate
lber entietiide grouospiuSen am
snn5en &orper.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-08-07
Gin asapitbilb aHf Der sricfmsrte.

Den 8rieimorteniaminIerR pirb
iih oemnG6it @elegenbeit bieteH,
ibren Sammlun9en cine oas Bib
zines Yapite5 jeieen6e OlGrfe eiE-
uerIeiben ju tonnsn. @s lit 6as erite
Dial. ooB eine 6erartiee 8riefmnrte
sur offentlid1en ansgabe aeIanet;
eenn aud in oen Soften, ais Der
gapit nod Die peItIibe SerH@aft
nusiibte, Seigteu Sie gOFtHarfeH Ses
oamnlieen Rtr6enftootes betaHtter.
maBeu an Steae Ses 8ortraits AeS
$eiIisen 8aters nur cine bon sipei
gefreM5ten S1IiiHelN hberroete
Clara. Su Der Geibe Der Heueu
eriefmorten, Sie bic pnteGriide BE-
giernHq in Der Staats6rHderei in
gubapeH berftefen Idbt, ut Die
id6nfte cine geurfe, 6ie BEN aft Der
9rSrnrng Srnn3 Soiefs ais aonig uon
linaarn I'm 8iIbe 6nriteflt ilub nnf
biefer Bienette miro HSoH gam eriteH
WaIe Dos Portrnit etIres yapites
feben; es 1T Sas 9iJ6 ssius TX.
ber bic acknowledgements DorntuuHt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-08-07
Der SanseI nit benz aassaHsA


Das GaivbeI8sniH4ftsriaam ta Bp-
EAngton beroHerrtI4df foe1en asses
tebr tistereIionten 8eridt iiber trsienE
GaasIoR6bonoeI ndbrsrub Der MT bezs
81. Waoi obfdRebeis6en II Wessa1tR
Der GefouuHniat tH 6eier 8sit bntEs
etnen Bert bon 50, ,968, 900, 900, bos
1T Inn $685.. .ooo, 600 npc6r GEs in bsr
eHtipre9el6en YeriObe Ses Hor1nb-
res.
Die Derea>en Stodten isztUr-
tierten freTI1e Sanbeisgnter INT
8erte bon nebr afs 81 ,68t ,oOo, 600
iinb tiihrteH Borat I'M @erts bcu
$2,902- -00o, 900 aus. O. rez6ek5
fouItt 81 breH e1Hrftea esHe GuzAcis-
btloHS BON $500, ,966, 900.
Der ersbte ablsbuser Hieb @uub-
brttmnTien. a. tnrfte far SD66-
100000 inso {disb8e Mns @area AR
DRrte boa $67b, 100000.
Ser oiueitbefse aasnoe II DasAf@-
Joaab. &s tuai'te fsir S8fA, eco 0O
iaab perfmtfts fir St7b DOoyoO.
atn hritter STEELE vfebt 0ssohn mt
aner abNnRua iIH IIerte bon Absr
$S77 1000 iuub e1ezu N6{da bon
$100, ,600, 900.
DartfdIusnA issb auasrba kaEhas
fi& fo<rtit fait oie Stmsee. Oer Ge-
iaIRtInrfas NIT 9eiaf6ksub Hber-
ihg ben nit Rotl0ba .nir NM
10000
I'm bterber SteEie Its6t, aIAesbaaes
nat bebeitgsAem abfhulvb, dEzr tIH-
mer9tR nod nrat pedt Roasnazsper-
tenn @<fnnftauzfat, Ouaafretm. Die
BereiHkoten Gtnntea ju2taten 6oCtphr
SanbeIsgiiter I'm WRrbe noa taif
$40, 900, 1000 mu6 sutpftigeH hnee-
sea foIfe IN Bstpuge boa $t29.e
900, 900.
1eserterslpert, o6Rr ourAase IN
tiirIidb, 1T es, Sd6 sieSeahuasgssHtt
bis IN fritberen Sabrea be Gnat,b-
aitafuprartttd Der Bereistiqteu Ston-
ten btIbetet, Jet aat be brittle eitdIa
geriidt fttb. Sbr Nert, ber flA po@
im 8oriubre Gif $500, ,264, ,TT6 b.
Ioufeu butte, erreihte Jet aR nod
be S5be bon $288, ,664 ,56S. Oa-
aegea Ttieg Der Bert Der SnI6ifdnE4.
bafe bon $816, ,65a, ,8s3 asf $s77,-
627, ,sfS urr6 Der Der Gdbrihn4R bou
SSt6, ,038, ,8e5 aif $7t2,e6o ,t40.
DIE Giitfibrtperte baefer arfiHd
bstrneeat: ghrbaHvssnttaeI nber
S178, ,0Oo, 900, SaIbfubrifate $780,
100000, Gobrifate aber $s8s ,00o,-
900.
@,efpuautt 6drf nurn 6aroiif fem,
iuie bie $anbelsitatiltif, bic iest rod
otirhtpeg ntit nenletsipertm BdnH-
gen 81 imferen siiliten obi4lieBt, fan
rad giHfiibrirtg Ses pelet Snrtfs
ftellen nirb. Ser 9ratoer4 @ilipn
niiiiGt befaruttIiH, oaB 6ie Sartf
fdbe 10 gereseIt per6en foHeu, BOB
fie Sau amerthatiiden $aiaheI Reiis
W16rtte mn AusianSe eridIiebeH. BIS
iest 1T ober i'm seongreb nOA uidts
oei6eben, 6ag 6ie SofF7Hing aisf 6ie
gerpirfIidlntg 6ieies @eAoatfers
ibrer GrfiiqiHlg aitd nur Inn San-
resbreite na9er geriift battle.
ySl. St--3te.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-08-07

Sadf&lfbe erbaIteH nad benz @e.
bsussA Disber einem i&6neH @IaHs,
iDessa Rs> bouerit bon Gtaib eereiniet
snsb eoHH NIT s1,er mstgG&ntttenen
BSssbzI etnoeriebea rerSe1. Damn
utsist man MT eiIsentB BoItn& ober
sszR Rstpott 70 Lnres, bis Der Cad
1dzVt H4omhers gut esbt bics,
lgean man be S6abe bor1er ouf.
6et oher urit popier ni.aftottt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-08-07

Se Rot oeretuigt bic @emtiter uIsb
nSo&t be Renf&eH tdtig uHb erftn.
berN&. b. S9nrnhor,t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-08-07

Sn garlamenten berriht Sie ipiIn.
berIide 9oeif. SaB. ped elm GROCER
Wonn einHld unreGt bnben fomtte,
be fIeiHen inmer reht boben miiiIen.
$anlerIiRs.
aetHer bcfehibet iih germ init Sem
SeiIe, Der ihm sebiibret;
ttWb 70 ba6t ihr ben stoff intrner iHsb
apie siHH aries.
@oefpe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-02-12
DIED.

BENNETT-At Verona, Feb 4, Virginia, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ernest Bennett.
BUNKER - At West Eden, Feb 7, Arletta
A. wife Of Aaron Bunker, aged 66 years, 8
months, 10 days.
EAMES-At Bucksport, Feb T. Paul Revere
Eames, aged 40 years, months, IL days.
FARNHAM At West Brooksville, Feb T.,
Evelyn Jenness, infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Harold Farnham, aged 10 days.
HAMOR - At West Eden, Feb 5, James E
Hamor, aged 81 years, months, IL days
HAMOR-At Hull's Cove, Feb s, Alden Hamor,
aged 81 years, months.
HAYNES-At Indian Point, Feb 7, Veranus M
Haynes. aged 50 years, 9 months, 10 days.
JORDAN-At Bar Harbor, Feb s. Mrs Lowell
Jordan, aged 20 years, IL months.
JORDAN-At Ellsworth. Feb s, infant daugh-
ter, of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Jordan, aged o
days.
LALLY-At Otter Greek, Feb 5, william Lally,
aged IA years.
CIRCUIT At Amherst, Feb 4, William g
Orcutt, aged 90 years, months, IL days.
lCorrected.l
ORCUTT--At Amherst, Feb 2, Mrs William G.
Orcutt, aged 80 years, months, days.
RYDER At South Gouldsboro, Feb 2, Mrs
stephen Ryder.
TAPLEY-Alameda, Cal, Feb 4, Agnes Maud,
second daughter of Capt Robert and
Agnes Tapley, aged about years.
TRIPP-At Bar Harbor, Feb Q, Mrs Caroline p
Trip, formerly Of Ellsworth, aged 81 years,
mouths, 10 days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-02-12
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Miss Helen York, OF Portland, is the
guest Of A. w. Ellis and wife.
Mrs. Ethel Spruce, of Bradley, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Mary J. Haney.
Mrs. Roscoe Haslem, OF waltham, was
here Saturday with her sister, Mrs. C. A.
Higgins.
Harold Gray came home Tuesday noon
from Gardiner, where he has been for
several months.
Christopher w. Clough, who suffered
the removal of an eye at.the Eastern Maine
general hospital some three weeks ago,
was taken with erysipelas OF the face
last week, and on Saturday and Sunday
his condition was critical, but he is now
improving. Miss Millie A. Treworgy,
nurse, is with him.
Since 1918 is the fiftieth anniversary of
President Lincoln's proclamation of
emancipation, more than ordinary
interest attaches to the anniversary Of his
birth. Wednesday evening the anniver-
sary will be observed by special exercises
at the church, including an illustrated leo
ture by the pastor, SIN the Cane, the
Cotton, and College"
Leon Fl. Brown, Of this place, and Miss
Alta Quinn, of Lakewood, were married
Saturday evening at the parsonage by Rev.
o. j. Guptill. Mr.. Brown is one OF the
Falls most enterprising young men, car
penter by trade, having done some con-
tract work here and in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Brown is well liked by her acquaint-
ances, and both are being congratulated
by their numerous friends.
Mrs. Albert +. Foster, postmistress, has
decided to put up a building to be used as
a postoffice and has rented the lot Of B. B.
Bonsey for term of years. The location
is near the building now used for the pur-
pose, is central, and will no doubt serve
the public as acceptably as soon as they
become accustomed to the change. The
new building will be one-story, eighteen
by twenty-fiy feet, bungalow style, with
walls shingled and stained. The interior
will be well fitted up, and hardwood
floor will be laid.
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BORN.

COLLINS-At Ellsworth, Feb 6. to Mr. and
Mrs Edward Collins, a daughter. Louise
Cahilll
DUNHAM-At Deer Isle, Feb 8, to Mr. and Mrs
Geo w Durham, daughter.
EATON-At Bluehill, Jan 80, to Mr. and Mrs
Omar L Eaton, son.
FARNHAM-At West Brooksville, Feb g. to
Mr. and Mrs Otis Farnham, a son.
JORDAN-At Franklin, Jan 2S, to Mr. and Mrs
Frank II Jordan, a son.
SMITH-At Ellsworth, Feb 8, to Mr. and Mrs
Wesley II Smith, a daughter.
wINCHESTER-At Surry, Jan "a, to Mr. and
Mrs Weldon Winchester, son. Weldon
Franklin.
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MARRIED..

DAMON-MOORE-AtB Belfast, Feb l, by Rev
w F Sturtevant. Miss Annie Damon. of
Belfast, to Clarence Moore, OF Ellsworth.
QUINN-BROwN-At Ellsworth Falls, Feb 8,
by Rev D Guptill, Miss Alta Quinn, to
Leon Il Brown, both of Ellsworth.
SMITH-JOY-At Pressure Isle, Feb 5. by Rev
JIG Gregory, Miss Philura May Smith, of
Pressure Isle, to Albert A JOY. son of Mr. and
Mrs Austin II Joy and wife, of Ellsworth.
SCHOPPE-SMITH-At Ellsworth Falls, Jan
20. by Rev Henry w Conley, Miss Gladys L
worth Falls.
WALKER-TUNWAY-A West Brooksville,
Feb l, by Rev Atkins, Miss Emma Jane
Walker, Of Brooksville, to Thomas A Tun-
way, of Turner.
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WEDDING BELLS.



The wedding of Miss Philura May
Smith and Albert A. Joy took place at the
home OF the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aubrey NJ. Smith, in Presque Isle.
Wednesday forenoon, Feb. s, at $50 o'clock
Rev. ]. c. Gregory, pastor of the Con-
sregational church, officiated. Near re-
iatiyes and few guests were present.
The bride was very becomingiy gowned
IN cream white with shadow overlace.
Her veil was caught with a coronet of
white sweet peas, and a small bunch Of
orange blossoms nestled in her hair. She
carried shower bouquet of sweet peas.
her maids OF honor were Miss Marion
JOY, OF Ellsworth. sister OF the groom,
and Miss Laurel Wallace, of Pressure Isle
Inc latter wore pretty dress of pale blue
trimmed with rose wreathes, and Miss
JOY wore beautiful delicate yellow
gown. Both carried jonquils. The best
man was Howard Smith, brother of the
bride.
The bridal party descended the stair
case TO the strains Of the wedding march,
Played by Mrs. Harold Sinclair, of Ban
sor' cousin of the bride, and passed
through an archway formed by long loops
Vi fiobon held by six recent brides, who
wore their wedding dresses. The effect
was both novel and pretty. During the
marriage ceremony the bridal party stood
- daintily decorated bay-window in the
.Nihg-room, the color scheme of which
a' yellow and green, jonquils and pine
being used.
reception was held from 10 to II o'clock
"nen very large number OF guests called
81" extend congratulations.
Inc many beautiful and costly presents
- evidence testified to the high esteem in
"heh the bride is held, and the large
a'sree of popularity she enjoys. She is
sraauate of the Presque Isle high
Hool' and attended Harvard seminary
massachusetts, for several terms.
wing decided musical talent, she
ssuuied for time in New York, and
,a 0e returning home has been successful
'aoner OF piano music.
Inc groom, who has filed the position
o. cashier Of the Merchants Trust &
~. ng Co., at Presque Isle, for a num-
ma. years, is held in highest regard in
.u'iness circles, and enjoys an enyiabIe
EQUATION for his courteous and genial
circles. anu se'a'
F,,a. ana Mrs. Joy, after short visit in
prss" f'n and vicinity, will return to
awaits them. ~
tbosa Nofth friends Of the groom, and
vis,s s VINO have met the bride ON previous
's mere, entend congratulations.
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LAKEWOOD.

Howard G.. Moore is at home on a
vacation.
Ralph Garland has returned to Maria
willie to work. g.
Henderson Quinn is at home, after an
absence of several months.
Interesting services were held in the
church Tuesday evening, Fee. 8, by Rev.
a. A. Killam. There will be another
service ON Feb. IL.
Closing exercises were held at school
No. 2. Parents and friends enjoyed the
declarations, and all enjoyed cob
web party given to the school bysGary T..
Moore.
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HARBoRED GANG OF CROOKS.
West Brooksville Innocently Figures
In Famous Swindile.

In Famous Swindle.
| West BrooksvilIe, one OF the most se-
date, conservative and unspoiled commu-
mites in Hancock county, has come sud-
denly into the limelight as the scene Of
the Matching OF the plot OF 4Big Bill"
| keliher and his fellow conspirators to
loot the National City bank Of Cambridge,
Mass, through George w. Coleman, the
banks S12-a-week book-keeper.
The story OF the downfall, arrest and
conviction Of the youthful Coleman is
still fresh in the minds of newspaper
readers, and the recent confession OF
keliher, who was party to the plot, has
renewed interest in the case.
Martin j. Walsh, known to part of the
underworld as slack Leonardo finding
his career as card-sharp ON trans-At-
lsntic steamers unduly hazardous after his
pictures had been posted in the smoking
rooms OF dozen liners, went into retire.
ment to perfect the greatest coup of his
checkered life.
He had received information OF the
sporting proclivities of Coleman, and
knew OF the latter's access to great sums
oN-- $1,000
of money. None of the many victims
spotteu py big Bit promised as rich
pickings as the young bank book-keeper
In cambridge. Inc utmost hnesse was
necessary IN TINS case because OF the fact
that the federal government would prose-
CUE "hen the steahngs eventually came
10 nsnt'
Iariy III the summer OF lsoo, Walsh
iiireu eue oio- Iashioheo ana isolated farm
mousse at hehry's point, west Brooksville,
owned oy MISS caroline JOY, OF Grand
forks' N. u. although the buildings
were III dlsrepair ana lacked the ordinary
conVeniences, they had the advantage OF
seciusion. The only other building on
Henry's point was an abandoned farm
mousse snort distance rom the Joy cot
tage.
Inc cottage soon became q gathering
place Tor number OF secretive and quiet
figures, among whom was "Big BiIl''
Keliher. the s.steereru for tho Ne,v vor,x
.'io my ou' 'na' "'echeo lhe cambridge
bank.
In the seclusion OF this uIace the nlans
were laid TOR tho ;rtrodrot;o, - r,,,e.-,.
~. 'n' mi ouuo.iou Vi ooteniah
70 the game that sent MIN to jail and