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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-13
finger PRINTS ARE
NOT GOOD EVIDENCE
Handwriting Expert Shows That They
Can Be Counterfeited and Astounds
william ]. Burns.
UNITED rRrss LEASED wIRp.I

San Francisco, Sept, 13.-How an in
noeent man might be convicted of
crime by counterfeiting finger prints
has been demonstrated here today so
convincingly by Theodore Kytka, San
Francisco handwriting expert, that
even Detective William ]. Burns has
admitted that his belief in this means
of Identification is now shaken. A
personal exhibit of the danger in which
an innocent man might be placed, was
given Burns.
Taking an ordinary electric light
globe, Kytka reproduced in human
blood the imprint of Burns own thumb
on the globe, although the detective
had never touched it.
Burns Astonished.
"It's simply wonderful" Burns
wrotee Kytka. Heretofore the finger
print test was thought infallible."
Photography or tracing is not in
volved in Kytka's discovery. He
merely lifts the finger print itself and
puts it where he wants it. Kytka
sent the globe to Burns in New York
and the detective was astounded
"I could have made the transfer in
sweat or ink" Kytka wrote Burns
Gas well as 1 did in blood"
Speaking of his discovery here to-
day, Kytka said Burns scoffed wher
he first told him of his idea. "It
can t be DONE" Kytka said Burns tolc
him. Then Kytka reproduced the i'm
print of Burns's thumb.
Will Not Disclose Secret.
"I would not disclose my secret
method for anything in the world, ;
Kytka said today. "My wife is tn,
only person who knows how did il
1t would be too dangerous if the pro
cess were generally known. Innocen
men would be sent to the gallows O.
what would seem unanswerable evi
dence, even though they had not bee
within a thousand miles of the scene q
| the tragedy, Finger prints made te
or twenty years ago can be deveope
and counterfeited.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-13
'DIAZ WILL HEAD NEW
REVOLT IS PREDICTED

New Orleans, Sept. 1S.-That
former President Porfirio Diaz, of
Mexico, and his nephew, Felix; viii be
at the head of revolt against Pro
visional President Huerta within two
months was asserted here today by
Carlos Villereal, former attorney-gen-
eral of Mexico, on his way to Europe.
Plotters against the Huerta regime,
Villereal added, will confer with the
elder Diaz at Biarritz, and, though he
does not expect to participate active.
ly in the contemplated overturning, he
viii direct it, and, if it succeeds, in
stall his nephew as president.
Former Minister of Finance Liman-
tour, General Mondragon and Rodolfo
Reyes were mentioned by villereal as
among the hackers Of the movement.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-13
Real Estate
Bargains.
To Trade.

To Trade. %
Livery business for stock ranch; will
assume.
Fine modern Broom house, lot 72x
$50, one block from car line; will ex.
change for small house.
40 acres to trade for house and lot.
For Sale
Small general store, good, clean
stock on railroad. Postoffice and tick
ct office in connection, good business
center Invoice about $4,000. Trade
for house and lot of equal value,
Five acres in Salem, for sale at a
bargain.
Two lots near Englewood school, for
the price of one.
Farm in bottom, a dairy ranch, to
exchange for residence. Win consider
any good $4,000 equity in Salem
New 5-room bungalow, bath, hot and
cold water, complete and up.to.date;
terms.
FOLKS SCOTT REALTY co.
1874 South Liberty. Main 937
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-13
Style
Service
WMZII IEKlXIIAEMD
Quality
I'I|IN M IlI i

, Mems clothing that
meets the wear test
that gives such SER
vice as the active,
hustling American
man naturally gives
his clothing.
Quality that'll make
you proud to wear
the clothes months
after your purchase
them-the smartest
looking suit in the
world will not hold
up unless back Of its
g o o d appearance
there are
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-13
WILL FIGHT SOON AGAIN.
UNITED PRHss 1nAsrp v1Rn.I

San Francisco, Sept. 13.-Repudiat.
ing his declaration, after his 2O-round
draw contest here September 8, with
Sailor Ptroskey, that he intended
taking a long rest from the ring, Bob
McAllister, San Francisco's clever
middleweight, today has agreed to
meet either McGoorty or Jack Dillon
in Oakland, the latter part of octob-
er. The men will meet in a ten.round
contest,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-13

this afternoon after Francis Day, a
Brooklyn real estate man, had at
tempted to convince police inspectors
that the body was that of his sister,
Annette Day, aged % years. His
Identification was based on a birth
mark on the shoulder, Later this af-
ternoon, Mary Day, Annette's sister,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-13
MUST TRY sULzER.


Albany N, Y, Sept. 1S.-supreme
Justice Chester today refused to enjoin
the impeachment court, called to try
Governor sulzer, from meeting next
week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-13
WEALTHY MAN SHOOTS SELF.

TVNTFHU FNHdb LHAbED WIRE,I
San Diego, Cal, Sept. 13,--John j.
McROberts, 5S years old, a wealthy
stock man, formerly of Chicago, shot
himself through the mouth while at his
home here today, He died instantly.
McRoberts had been i'll.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-13
NOT ANNETTE DAY.
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRR.l

Nv York, Sept. Decentralization
be decapitated body of woman
ntly found at Cliffside, N. j., is as
away as ever. Admission to this
u was made by the police
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-13

visited the mOrgue with Francis Day,
and, after thorough examination,
Day admitted that he was wrong.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-13

No, Alonzo you can never tell how
heavily she will tread on your neck
after marriage by the size of her tan
oxford.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-24
xAn1Arlr.lK. cal.


MAriarills grange met Dec. % with the
nsaal attendance. TIE literary program
was much enjoyed. Memorial resolutions
we're adopted for Brother John A. Warren.
There viii be Christmaa tree at the
grange ball "Wednesday cvcning, Dec. ~.
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
whereas, Tee nisiss Master has seeu 81 70
cais from car grange 10 the great xrsngs
nseve cur highly esteemed brpshef, john A.
waSFees thefeiors be IL
Resoised That tu The death Of Brosher
wasres. ANsiasille Strange. Ne, AZ. has lest a
srus and sslthfai mepahsr. one whose cheer
fol presence viii always re1nais = peasant
uesa1rr.
Rssplrsd. That we will taithfniiy cherish
Ais memory. Aaa shat We vxtesa 10 bis
hersavea relatives oar heaFttsit synpstAy,
aEd as toksn a rsspecs oar badges be
tasbed and charter be drapes ia maatntng
for period 81 shissy days.
Resolved. ThAs copy "a these resolutions
be sent 70 the heseavea family. oue spread
Hpen our records, and enc sect 10 shs Bangor
csswsyrsal and EE1s~osSa Amk~gcAw for
publication FASsis &. YersG,
IEsNiA }. poafTx.
MkRiAM &. joanAx,
Committee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-24

@saiSafoN, Dec. %, isia
TO TIE Editor or the Amsrso..a, '''
are there any valuable mlns,.,.
precious stones 10 be found In n.,..
Never having seen any there. n 60
to me 90 ~ throu ~ the national ~. -
and look 81 the great collection from -
over The world. arranged with srtl.t,n - so
IN glass cases in great hall more ~, - -
teet long. II ts beautiful aispl.v
well worth q visit.
found few minerals that sey, ia,
iFem Mains, ;he names Of which 80
down, sith the names OF the plse,,s - ~
found. There we're several speeiron, ~ =
The rough, as Follows: "a
iterylionite, from ssoneham; t,,,..Y.
from Peras, ehiidrenits, from p.r..~
apsti,e, from Hebron and Auburn. ~,
iacste, from Paris; aleite, from s,onshs.-.
csucrinite, from Litehneld; s,spro,,,-
from windham; eolunbi,e, from s,ono
ham.
Not being an expert. have lit,le ia. ..
the vslue Of these minerals ana stone.
what they are used for, bat am quite sn,o
they arc all OF more og iess value or 49,,
would not be in the museum. saw hn,
one stone cut and polished, ana !, had =.
place among the diamonds, yah,e. .rA
other precious stones. That waa IN.
beryiicnise. from siancham. l was ans.
prised at the great difference between the
stone in the rough aud polished. With II.
pure white and blue brillancy. {. ooaid
easily be taken for huge diamond. In
the rough IL looks like a lamp o, dirtv
glass.
Tbs poiiueits and triphyiito look liks
small black crystals embodied In rotten
rock. Any one Of those minerals or ssul.
precious stones would be cast awav a.
worthless by The farmer In digging w,i
OF blasting ledge, whiie few pounds Of
than might make him rich. That thess
minerals arc valuable and could be found
in ether PARTS OF Maine besides the places
mentioned, I have no doubt. and IL Nigh,
ce yell fos the farmers of Maine TO keep
an eye out for apatits and ehildrenite,
when they are breaking stones OF blast.
ting . ledge. y. v. TIsBErrS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-24
Cost of Living at rauarna.

In the November Arssrican Aaqasins,
Ray ssannard Baker writes q remarkable
article entitled, !" The Glory OF Panama, in
In which be gives an Interesting and de-
tsilad account OF Uncle SAME success in
building the canal. On ,hs subject Of the
cost Of living In Panama Mr.. Baker writes.
Living is cheaper to-day on the ls,h-
mus than anywhere In America Meats,
groceries. clothing. all cosi les. Tiers
than in your town or mine, and the
quality and purity are assured. Retrig-
Grated meat from Chiesgo, the choices,
cuts, sail at Panama, two thousand miles
assay, for less than they do In Lansing,
Michigan.
mot only this. t-ai the prices in isess
stores lat which only canal employees are
allowed TO tradsl are from twcui live
to CITY psr cent. cheaper than In ncig bor-
log native stores ! made, personally,
many comparisons Of prices. linen
SUIT OF clothes for which paid nine dol
lars in Panama City vas priced Al ssx dol
lars in the government store.
These low prices are possible oeoaass
the government bays In innssnse quaint
ties, because las credi, Ia perfect, and be-
cause sill niddIcInen arr eliminated.
Every employee, black, yellow or Hatts.
has an equal ehsnee 10 buy st The
Standard government priees."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-24
No Poetry in III. soni.

"You know I honor and respect you"
she said, ''but cannot love you as wife
should love Der husband"
As she spoke she softly stroked his head
and looked into his eyes with q regret that
she did not attempt to hide. He drew q
deep breath, then pulled himself together
and said:
think again, Margaret. Don't be
hasty In deciding sach a serious matter.
Don't let little mistake now wreck your
life as vel as mine. VOC say you DONE
love me IS a wife should love her husband.
What do you think the love of wife for
her husband ought TO bef"
she laid one OF her soft white hands in
his and again looked scrrowfaily into the
depths Of his eager eyes.
81 don't want to burt you. cuthbert, y
she replied. "hui think IL will he the
best for me to be frank with you. ! am
sure could never learn to love you as
wife should love her husband"
.Bat you haven't explained how you
think wife ought to love husband"
s'she ought to love him wit all Der soul.
He should be the sun and she should be
bat an obedssnt planet revolving around
him. Bis smiles should be as the rays OF
the orb of day bringing to life all that Is
lovely in her existence"
ais that ali.' he timidly asked.
"No," she admitted, sthsre Is more.
he should be to her hat the translucent
brook IL to the fsmished doe. what the
csw is to the gasping flower, what the
blossom IL to the esgcr bee, what the
what the"
ado you mean what the plaster Is to
the aching boill'
Then she removed her hand from his
and told him she had not been mistaken.
There was no poetry In his soul.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-24
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-24

Ofer AHn< A0U9ss
Now don't forget the rest q rear story iass
because your nieces are waking an 20 their
fnaltS and neglect OF you.
Yes, 1 am iast as gailiy as any Of them, add
am willing TO be sbessen With many stripes
3ast as we read that We shall be. II we know
cur duty and DO Il not Ne. I'm not basy;
Just lazy, that's ali, and you tast ;hiak Of Il,
here / have bces called right up twice re-
Gently. and night before the whole class.
Now. $ J. Y, deat believe Dell would have
done that 70 me. aud you are 80 ready and
gifted with your pen, too. shink yos rns,
be like the womAa heard Of onee. the way
yea can rattle OFT the work. thiuk yea can
~ash. iron, bake and brew. and make every
bed In the house before there Is a soai up. DO
yoss Your hungry cake made me real hun
cry, and mean 20 try II Saturday. ! like
good things.
Jennie. You wiIi forgive ms. know. be-
cause did not send a card 10 you In the hos.
pitAl. That Was neglect, too. and now have
forgotten year present address, sne THE
AxEEIeAs containing it vas misplaced be-
fore had time 10 pat itsis my address book.
VIII some che who knows Jeanic's present
address ssnd IL 20 the column
suppose every one Of as has q good snd
reasonable excuse for not writing ustener.
know have been very Heeleesfnl; have nos
written for al last samEeS. bat there ~Rs
reason thea. skgukx were 30 numerous here
taas haa all could do to attend 10 shera,
and keep them from getting tic little
chickens was tying slta tenderest care 10
rear Tor the fail market.
One morning l thought, as seon a. my work
sss done. / surely would write, when 10.
a war cry came from the aarn. End locking
out Of my kitchen wtndes ] saw hea with
chickens trying 10 get her bFoed 10 a place q
safety and following closely after her sas aac
skunk. raa after hiHa, aad, yes. SD, Auns
Msdge-T picked up stick ~ wood IA sIaAli
onel aud sent after him. Hearing sonsething
coming. he tarEed around aRd came toward
me, and just said, no~, Irish Molly, you
must hit as straight as Carrie Nation did with
her Ratchet. and did.
Then. after / found I had committed 3
murder, do you think felt mach like writing
TO q column But then. that vas net pre-
meditatsd, so think ought 20 be pataened
could no; report after the reunion; was
too fan for utieranes. but Il Mol had given
me some of what saw her taking, I snighi
have felt better. Sorry you are having
trouble with your eyes. Mol. Did yen ever
try Harlem oil 49, one drop IN the eye on going
to bed1 ! use IL after .iresoms day Of sew
ing SoG End great relief; try il.
Aunt aadge, II you wens tS Ellsworth in
the forenoon. on your trip to northern Maine
! could not see you 20 by for the road is NOT
visible from my kitchen windows, and the
most Of my time is spent in that part Of thu
house.
Now, 10 the sick ones, send sympathy and
wish that the coming holidays may erins
some happiness and pleasure 10 you To the
sorrowtng ones, hope the sHn win sntn'
brightly fer yen in the eemiag years. and ths
grief that naw seems almost snbearable mal
grow lighter, as know It win as time moves
on.
A Christmas greeting TO all NJ. Bs-
IkIsh Molly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-24
Stars GRANGE.

c. 8. stetson was reelected master OF
the state grange at tho meeting in Ban
ror Wednesday, receiving ass votes TO 40
for B. Walker MeKeen.
One OF tbs surprises IN the election was
the choice Of G. O. Puringtou, Of Bow
dom, lecturer, TO succeed b. Walker Me-
Keen, who was candidate to sseeeed
himself.
4. Z. Patten. of Topsham, vas re-eieetod
oTefseer by vote Of Ss to Iis tor A. A.
Stewart, OF Houlion and 80 for A. c.
Smith. Of Hsmpden.
State Master Stefson took occasion to
repudiate reports thai he was q ssstand
pstter" ia the national grange. He said
be had been and ss allied with the pro-
grcssives in that body.
Others officers were elected as follows:
overseer. Z c Pstien, Topsham; stew
ard, Daniel f.. Poster, Augusta; assistant
steward. A l. Roberts, West Kennebunk !;
chaplain. Prof A + Morse, South Paris;
treasurer, Is 4 Addition, Greene; secre-
tary, E II Libbey, Auburn. Flora, Mrs
Q 8 Strison, Greene; Pomona, Mrs + G
Ps,ten, Topsham; Ceres, Mrs ID Foster
Augusta; lady assistant steward, Mrs A l.
Roberts, West Kenneb1nk; executive
committee. Edward Evans, Waldo, and
l. Z Tuttls, Caribou.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-24
scHoopIc, sau. FRANKLIN.

MkMo&fAA HMsoLNTto&s-
Whereas, The Divine Master, in HIS in-
aaite wisdom and mercy. has seen Ct 10 call
our beloved sister. Marion Goodwin, TO her
mansion above, be II
ResoIrsd, Tina, sehoodie grange has lost a
loyal sister. the community sincere srieHd,
the husband and family a loving wife aud
daughter
Resolved. That our deepest sympathy be ex-
tended 10 the heresved family that our
charter be draped in mourning for period
of thirty days; that these resolutions be
placed ON our records, one sent to the family
one 10 the Commercial snd one to The ELls-
woaTs AxxKIcss for publication.
ErnEL v. ELARK.
EDrTH BrrLxR,
MAURICE C. Foss.
Committee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-24
tHutual asrusfit Column.
It's Motto. "Heipfai and Hopefai-p

The purposes Of thls colamn are suecinetiy
stated 10 the title anrmoste-ii T. for the mutual
benefit, and aims 70 be helpful and hopeful
Felrx for the eSmaon good. Il Is for the com
anon use-a pushc - rvsnt. purveyer Of IN
formation sud suggestion a medium for ms IN
terchange OF ideas. H. this capacity Il aolirits
comm q Bicstlons. and It's success depends largely
on the support given u II this respect Com.
municatloas East be signed. snt the name OF
writer will not b. pri tcd except hy permission.
Communications viii be subject TO approval or
rejection By the editor Of the eoiumn, bat pone
VIII 5s rejected without good reason. Address
all eSFananicasiops 10
TBE ANsKicAS.
Ellsworth. Ne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-24
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itchy Eczema

The constantly itehing. burning sensation
and other disagreeable forms OF ec1emA,
promptly cured By DIR. Hobssn's tsxems
ointment. Geo. W. Fitch. OF Mendota. NJ.
says. Il purchased . box Of DR.. Hobson's
Eczema Ointment. Have had Ecxema ever
since the civil war, have been treated BY
many doctors, none have given the benent
that one box Of Dr. HobsSn's Eczema Oint-
ment has Every sufferer should try IT,
We're go positive Ii will help y0u we gueran-
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-24

In the picture Of battle which hangs
In the living room OF her homo a little
south side girl thinks all OF the figures are
those OF her relatives. "who fs that on
the horse?" asked a playmate. That's
ssords'' THAT'S Uncle John" ''And
who's that GA the Eround9n That's
Uncle Ben" And where's your istherf"
sob, pap~, the Little girl replied proudly;
shes over there making all that smokeyn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-24
sEpowrcx "a.

Sedgwick grange held its regular meet
Ing Dec. ~; forty-thr~s present. The
third and fourth degree were conferred on
one. The lecturer had short program.
The question was: "Resolvcd, That boy
cotting eggs is detrimental TO the poultry
business" Affirmative. Bros O. NJ. Alien
and W. II. Peryesr; negative, worthy
master. Decided In the Affirmative.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-24

This column Ia deseted TO the Grange. es-
pecisfiy 20 the oranges OF Harccek eounty.
The ealumn ts open 70 all grangers for the
discussion Of topics Of general Interest. and
ter reports Of grange meetings. Make letters
short aud eoncise. All communications mnsi
be signed, but names uill not he prsnted ex-
oept og permission II the wFlter. All eeH-
mnnicasscua will be subject 10 approval BY
the editor, but none will be rejected st.hoat
gocG reason.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-24

Law REGARDING wslssrs AND MsAsrEss-
A bushei OF Liverpool salt shall weigh %
pounds and . bashsf OF Turks Island salt
shall weigh 70 pounds.
in good order and 81 for shipping. - ~
pounds: OF apples. ~ pounds.
The standard weight Of q bushel OF beans In
good order and nt for shipping. is 20 poundsi
Of wheat. beets. ruts-bagA tnrnips and sAx.
g. pounds Of corn. 50 pounds OF onions %
pounds OF carrots. English furriPs. re and
Indian meal, 80 poupdsso Of parsEips, ~ pcunos,
Of barley and bnckwheAt. ~ poundsf OF oAssi
"a pounds. even measure ~ ~ agree mcnt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-24

Yes, AIsxia, Aunt Aasge has been
thinking, and thinking, and wishing she
could do more at Christmas for each in
cividual member Of the NJ. y. C.-ncre
than she can accomplish.
In the magazine section OF the Lewis
ton Journal Of Dec. 10, Mabel $. Merrill,
sin the Spiders Eye" quoted stansa
which has been In my mind frequently,
and amused me 50 much IL may help some
Of you, when you end multitude Of
ideas and thoughts and plans rushing
around IN your brain. 1t Is this:
"r'rs ieinsa the new Dont Worry ciab,
And nov ! hold my hrcatas
I'm 20 scared for fear I'm worry,
That I'm worried most 70 destA."
May yoa sll have very pleasant Christ
mas, Is the best wish Of Aunt MADoE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-24

Sewiy-eiected officers OF New Century
grange are: L W Bprriii, master; Gerald
Thompson. overseer; Hazel Cowing. lee
tarer; Maurice Miller. steward; Walter
Gray, assistant steward; Cowing.
chaplain. The election o. other officers
vas deferred to Dec. 10.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-24
crsnMAN. 81, oouLnspoRo.

The newly-elected officers are: Frank
S Libby, master; Lizzie Libby, overseer;
Mrs. Ahbie Tracy, lecturer; Kenneth
Tracy, steward; Gilbert Moore, assistant
steward; Mena Dunlyer, chaplain; Irving
Mcdonald, treasurer; Miss Lutte NJ
6uptiiI. SECRETARY; WINSTON Perry, gate
keeper; sybil whitsker, Ceres; verns
Perry, Pomona; Mary Moore, Flora;
Myrtle Young, lady assistant steward.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-24

JOHN poRTTy, SULLIVAN, Isl.
The newly-e.ected officers are: LAniey
E wiIbur. master, George A Hatch, over
seer; Cora f Slower. lecturer; Edward Il
Hragdon, steward; George / Freeman. as
sistant steward; Grace NJ Wilbur, chap
lain; Fred A Soyes, treasurer; Julia e
Noyes, secretary; J A siover, satekesper;
Minnie Hatch, Ceres; Jessie n srsdgaon.
Pomona; Aedic V circuit, Flora; Villa NJ
circuit, lady assistant steward.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-24

. man Of thrift and moro ,b., o.a,
inssuigenes. He willingly scknowlsasas,
Toe beauty Of Il all, and in apparsn, -, ~
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