davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09

Oh eSultdHo De als jyplQt BON Rrantb II
hiloen oft Die llriafle lfid1terer 8e
odttntbitorungen. 90uernoe uno ihperr
Sh0otgunocn bes @}toddtniiirs laiied lid
lnsbeionoere nab 3upbus uno Shar
Ia d beobafteu: ooitlbe gilt uon 8iuit
Nut1 otg Ropf d mer5 be
cintrdtttgt Dos @eoattntB. SiDrungen Der
,Sunitipn Der Y roouungSprgnn iinh
irhr oil Die ~tinSlaen uyiddlen Der G5eoddt.
niBid)Uodle, neil ot9 AufMertiamteit pes
Gatlenten IN beipnocrfm DioBe nurh iein
Geiocn III Nnlpruh aet Omrnen wtro. IS III
mltunter reft aufialfn0, ME raid iih mn
Bebebung Der 2drmtrdghett 6ns
AR ertpermpgen Ru heiiern uerIHag. Na.
lem uno Gbreulei0,u inluie 98uherunqen
i'm Taienrndlenrnum ttelnfiuneh ME @ner'
gie Der Nuimertiamte3t uno NufGIiuug. Sue
unpoGtomrlpne GrhpiuR9 BON OR Arbelt.
Storurar, eer Ghtoitefe uuo GER Shloi.
oaue. beeinirddltigen bag Beodhtr,6 lnsbe'
Ioroere bel OroBud0ti IN. Die BET Z iae ans
aeitrengt nrbeiten, IN ser " n6t it'd GER
i%ireuen, ipdt gu 1T qehsn rao in Der
S5rIh nit hroniih unGusatfth.clen aopi
an ibre Beih1ftieung geben.
6eilti9 Qrbeiienoe Weroen idon ourfl
mobigen aliobot9enuB in threr Heliiuugs-
fdbi9ieit beidrdHft. sci uoilioer NbiinenS
oogegen ouinnbmeidhl1er unb oeoGhtpi6'
'rtIher. auh unmdBiger Eabnf9enub be.
elnfluBt bic Aufmertidufeit. Gritntteruns
gen ess Sh1eels tonneH auh benz Beooht.
RiB nadtbeilie iein. nod rnebr aber Ietoetts
ourh beitige o. muthserregun9eu
uno qeiitiae ebernntreuqung 9ie
Borberei,unsen fir 4rlfungen, inSbeionoere
fir Die Heiisprliung, iQater fir Die unlper'
iitdts' 8rnTun9cu limb BITE giappen. Don oenen
an 10 monhes lun9e 8eodbtHiB fir oos
game GebeH ihwat MIRO.
Gjeaen hie finfsiaer Sabre beainnt BIZ
abnahme Der Dsrtiat steit fir neuFri
Gluorlde. vile e,nieBenoeH 8ebddtnibiiot
rungeu beiern ith tauHa Innerhalb einer
fshs. bis nhtp6hl3gn 3riit Der p0aiaer
Huhe. Britt mad 6aier 3eIt teine auifdl
itge &ehsruug eth, 70 wiro man it'd nothel
ouf eiRen iehr lanquIfrtgen Seriaui sefab.
MAIDEN mhiieu.
Tie 6pgiene BEG GeadhtuiHes foroeri
tn Der 8eriooe Der Jlglif oes gieroenirIiems
ionic udhreue Der &lnebeit une Der gan5er
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09

? GSrase, mas id bon
Sretlufti d.
hattie. iieut mir elm
Hdba9c9e unter met
nen Heiern, Sr.
Sd ath. w. in ST..
Misconiin. uno
nteiue Nntmprt oas
raul lautet : Sehr
pleti
8enn allein Die
bisber oamit 9emah.
ton Grfohrunne1t eis
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09

". Z. in g.. Np, gle burfeu btr an.
itnnosIos bic be mt Dem W1odlsn 3brrr
Nabl etngeheu. 3fr umifuuo. lob 5te
mott Dor drtiismdBia seldu 1t ino uno
qua IN 8eutid Iano nod uid]t 9eoieGi ba6 n,
bat nibiS NIT Jbrer ottraib "a lbun.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09

!ICre p~iel9eifdste Sc
ierin uno 0%nnnerin,
Srau ella y. IN
Y, Wihiean II. err
iuht nuh, elnmal
Gin GOpunl iiber all
semein ridti9e uno
rnltmein ar peno.
Iate 91dtetit Su
%b1inocn. luelteml
gShnid ih hIernlit
IN aIIae III
Sinne, dip pbne / IN
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09

9ieier Brief oes bewdbrten unb Iansldb.
riaen 0ritreiiters Der ihouen Stdot fillmore
ipriht fir iit ielbit. ME man sa iaseu
pfleat, uu0 III Elm eldn5enoer Beipels BON
her @riuolidteit uuo abioIbten 8erIdbIth'
fett uao 4ermaueu3 Der 9'oturtur. or.
ggoener if aui Dem Soften &Jese ~ etnerH
alndlihen huhen 4lter, uno bel neuer @e'
iunobeit uno strait tann er ben Serluit bee
unn ihm 10 lanse uuo nit 70 uleighren per'
ualteten poiittiden @mtes IN Gder @es
muthsruhe h~innehnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09

2Sa Ser 2oHnnifer pom Rtnore, Pfa6on1o, to6 2Jd6rt9er Grfobrra9
oonit pot, Ser correnteinGnr ,mo oer Rnoer 2bpiRrrttr bdrt
febtere 1T ibn n1e6r oo toua1o Ooforo 1pertb! Der 2ertbt
eu1eo a1roern Cofre11feur 2ottentet, 6etoe (6fo9enoe
Rraln1ente aeaeu Sent perbdng1tBporfer 2@e:
obrr rro Operations: 2Sa6r9for6en!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09
UNITED STATES POSTOFFICE
Atmore, Alabama, April IS, 1913.

in lieber Serr @efunos
beitsrathl
9ant SIREN autcn
8orihriften, ipeIhe
Id Dor uber 2 Sab
rem BON sShnen EN-
pfanaen bube, uno
arunolid befplat
rneinerIeits. bin i'd
p%pultdnoi9 pom Bal.
Gentlemen furlrt NOR
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09

7r. Z. 6. 6anmer 1T olio Der can't
tdtsbenmte bes 5anlt1isratbs Der guten
Staot Niboletopn. Sim ihejnt bic ,Holts.
pplt" uidt gaegep ben Sirtd d" gu 9eben
uno ons iprtht Bdnbe baDou oaB er eta
~. = BON Der redten Sorte 1T!
8eHu ale Sidote i'm qan5en Ganoe iothe
@siunebeitsbeamte hatieH, wie utel be +
ildnoe IS bonn um oas Aobl Der gan5eu
Nation.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09
bic ltriahcn o @coadtniR.
hDrun1cr

bert 81. in s.,
Z 0 10 a. gle leioen
an ~5eitmelIen Gtbruu.
gen Sbrer 9enttrnfi
uno mnnihen oaqea
geu einen hath BON
nit. ga Sic mir feine
naberen Nn9nben mo.
den 10 fam ldl aud,
pnr I'M |AH9enIetnrn
l0thfn:
a0rptrlidlc 2 d. 10 d
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09

Sdul6eit cine ipitemntiihe. abcr ifpnenbc
griiuidluna, CUR Ngglcne bcs 8jeoddtn,iie9
nfhort tnsbeipnorre aud eine d onpmtihe
Sett=u Ho NrhettsctntbeiIung 99er
all5uptel er9relit uno IN u%llkuulrl III d.
Ii II a c n it'd anaeiirengt bridniuat, in Del
len @etlt @inoride nnb @e oanten teine Reii
balcH, lid Il q T aus5nbilofn piro IN ieuper
Wertf1bigfelt p0lo Jlotb lelnen. Ste Be-
banolunA orr neru0icn Nerpenidmnd)e
lilnmt nit Der BebauelunQ Der allQeme l.
ne Nerpenihuddc iibert IN. Ile Nebuuo,
lung Der 3eriireutbeli, beoinQt turdl Or
IA opfn"a ooer Qrmiourg perldn9t hpgtes
nildt NrtettsetnthelIung uno oft ldngtres
Nusiennnen. SIno Storungen bes Auiiais
lets nit &orilhmerSfn uerbunoen, 10 ihut
aop MA age. Determination uno
Qborothernpie Notwithstanding oft
gaze 8tttuup.
acine Nnfrngen an bief Stece unb feine
Brleie. be ntdlt bedntmprfet mdreii, trof,
0em ih bel neither 8iudt BIZ BON @blclac
eiHen qnn5en Bera oou Nrbeit p~Uriano. Gle
&urleiunB IN Der zd]Itier 0olie IN 6hicaao
mar Aohlrelh beiuft. un0 Die 8ortrage melf
uer 2eenigteIt uno ron 9r. Gtnblobr iuur
Den belfdula uno nit %9eipannter &ufmeri'
%'arniett ouf3euommen. On nddliter hummer
Deroe h 0usiibrlib baru5er berlhten. 3as
gsiprodene Wort III itIifblitl bod Der Gut
mlHGilonspunlt oiier 3ruderidipdrse Bbilos
lpphte. uno lb BIN ~ Der lleberseasung ge.
lonmen ooB uHiere groBr Snfe III oieier
hlfliung beoeuteno mctr H'ttpltdt uno Wat
Ia ION H6tbta bat. Nfetne Blame odBu iino
I'M Metoen b, or,iieu. un6 In abiehbGter Ben
meroeH neine Geier oappn b0renl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09
aIeiner Yrieiiaiten.
Sin Seier Der nVultspot" oeffen
Seg6citellpag S6aoe fprtd1t!
BOARD OF HEALTH
n.fA r:AIt. ~

BOARD Of HEALTH
City Of Middletown. N. Y.
Middletown, \. Y, 4 5-l3
Editor .V~olkspost':
Enclosed you will find Money order,
for which please renew my subscription
for the ~ olkspost"
Respt. yours
J. l.. tanner.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09

8ie peuig lei Der Grndbruna beute bns
rihtige YtaB afhalten plr5, ons Seigt DE
aufallenoe Grid sinuug. oaB geraoe beinl
Meuiftn Die he;oen Grtreme 20 q gerte it
uno 6ettiuht 10 hduf9 nuitreteu uno
Die qploeHe MitteIltraBe ieIten lit.
Shon III aber in Mnbrbeit MIR Elm b :
mDuiides &erbalten oef einSelnen aor.
pertbe,Ie gu einanoer uno um @an}en, mo-
bel elue 9~efdli9e 6unouug Die moblaus9e.
biloeten 4tusteln anaenchin erideInen ldBt.
Shpn iiro flaute, itrafc @eitdlten
nit b lisenbfn Nugen uuNoer farbe
Der 0%efunbbeit am ganSen Sptper.
Wie plele Meniben aber lnufen herum nit
sails uno llntertinn liartem
4etb uuo i~ataler @eiittsiarbe. 9ieie
Heripnen lben gang beittinm. telne Spur
pom Np9iene oes Giiens.
@leplei Der Nieuih eiieu uno triuten ipll.
ons gu iageu lit unmDgtih. "a mus bas
0unaer= uno 9uritgeflbl ole bette
3%ittid)nur fem. Selbit Dem NrSt lit cs
ihWer, benz Hatlenten Die rihti9e 3t1t Dor
Auidreiben. neil Die SuoiUioualitdt Der
Nienihen, NIT lpeId)tr unbeotn9t 81 refnen
III, 5u perldleoen III.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09

Sn orei @untteu ipiro hauptiddtif1 9e.
gen Die Sn aiene Der grn1hrun0 geiIus
oigt. @rltenS Flien mir Gulturmenihen Su plel
e i metBreitle, oas teibt 8a%rnidure
biloenoe 9tabrungsmlttel, Die betannten u l..
buminate. 3peitens genteBen MIR III oiel
uno 5u iuenig anoere elementare
NdbrialSe, uno orittenS trinteu mir 5u
piel, lei es Bier. &niiee, 3bee poer @ein.
Ser MenIh lit Elm AlIeseer geluoroen,
oenn IeIne &aumerf5euge uuo Geroauunsss
pr9nne limb leet narauf eingerittet, ale
mo9liden Nabrun9smittel nit @rfpI9 Su
uerwertbcn. Mdre Der Nienid nur elm
8ilan5enefer, 10 niiBten ieinr 3dhne
anoers oeltdltet iein, uno ielne &eroauungs=
wertSeu9e. her Nla9en uno Der 3arm, muBs
ten Die 5GblaIelt haben, eineu iebr plhtlgcn
Seitaholhell Der NfIan5en, Die y eIlulpe Z,
Su peroauen. 9as aber perrnpQen Die Atens
id)en nidlt ntebr, pobl aber III aus9eoehnler
4Netie ale nur &ilan5en frelienoe 3hiere.
g%ir limb euf 9emlidte aolt on9emieien.
Vetnnntlidl uie9t hei einem iehr 9roBer
5beil Der Dieniten Die 6leiidn1brung
por, neil 6leiid in outer 3ubereitun9 beiier
idmrdt nno Den III petit ItGrfer reist. @lne
@inihrontun9 I'M 6leiih9enuB lit aber ntd]t
nur erInaeno sebDten ipnbern fir Seoen int
&auie furSer 3eit fiibIbar nilsIib. Gin gu
tts Mites Nort ld9t:
~@leid fern bonn w II uuO ueberfIu&,
Mit benz. mas chen ausreidt, Iebe.~
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-09

Gin @opikr ii6er sic Ref6etiG ,no Ssp9tene oeo @He1rs. 9s SudeAen
SMtt,aer rno Rppetit Sof9e,r t6erretd5rdber @rtta6rtur9. Orei
Observation-Disclosures Sfeid5 ferrt ponr Mo1t9er mic
POM 2le6erfuB oas oiotdifdbe 9oeof.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-02

sion to enter the lists at the eleventh
hour is due to the unanimity of senti
ment among those prominent In his party
that he Is the strongest man who can be
selected to make the fight.
Mondays conference was called by the
the State and district committees for the
purpose OF talking over the situation. At
the special request of the district COM
mittee, Gov. Hsines and Col. F. II. Park
hurst, OF Bangor, chairman OF the State
committee, were present. Every phrase OF
the situation was gone over.
1t was agreed that personal differences
and ambitions should be put aside, and
that II was the duty OF everyone to sup
port the man who seemed the most likely
to be elected. There was no doubt in the
minds of those present that Mr.. Peters
could develop great strength in every sec
tion OF the district.
Hon. Bion NJ. Pike, OF Lubec, said he
had been in contact with the voters In
widely scattered sections OF the district.
He was confident that Mr.. Peters would
be a big vote getter, and that he could
be elected II he would agree to enter the
fight. This opinion was agreed to with
great unanimity.
Sir. Peters said he wanted time to con-
slider the matter before reaching a decis-
ion. He had not been candidate at any
time since Mr.. Goodwin's death, be said,
and he had private interests which de-
manded his attention and he had not felt
he could afford to give his time to other
matters.
After q short recess Mr.. Peters again
addressed the meeting. He thanked those
present for the sentiments which they
had expressed, and said that as a loyal
republican, he felt he could no longer de-
cline to become a candidate. The an
nouncement was received with cheers.
There was further discussion after
which IL was decided to hold meeting OF
state, district aud county committees at
Bangor. This meeting will be held
Thursday, July 10, at the Bangor house.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-02
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Leon @ Flood is home from Bangor for
vacation.
Frank M.wilbur is home from Read
field, where he has been employed since
early spring.
The fire department was called out
Saturday night by fire in the abutment
under the bridge below tive-saw dam.
Herbert strout and wife, and Everett
Ssrout and wife, OF Gardiner, are home
for weeks visit with their parents,
Emery Strout and wife.
Edwin J. Frazier went to Bangor Mon
day and had the jacket removed from his
leg at the hospital where he was operated
upon several months ago.
Work has begun of the new sidewalk on
the old Bangor road, commencing Lear the
| head OF Infant street and running north.
The walk will be built partly of gravel
and partly OF plank.
Rev. p. A. A. Killam occupied the pulpit
here Sunday morning and evening, in ex-
change with the pastor. Mr. KilIam
went to North Ellsworth Sunday after
noon, conducting the usual service there.
/ Leon II. Brown and wife went to Ban
| gor Saturday, spending the afternoon at
the hospital with MIR. Browns mother,
who was operated upon there last week,
Mrs. Browns many friends are glad to
know that she is gaining.
The community was shocked to learn oil
1 . a - A -
willie, on FRIDAY. She had been In pool
health for two years, but was about thu
house TO the last, and her death was unex.
| pected. She was the daughter OF Johr
Frost and wife, former residents here
| where she was held in high esteem. The
funeral was at waterville Monday; inter
ment at wateryille. Mr.. Thompson ha,
the heartfelt sympathy of their many
friends here.
The annual cradle-roli rally OF ths
Union Sunday school was held Wednes-
day afternoon, nearly scose OF babies &C.
companied by their mothers, attended
The youngest of all, Master Maddocks
| was only seven weeks OF age, but showed
himself capable OF meeting his social re-
sponsibilities with graciousness. On
mother wheeled her baby over two miles
and all expressed themselves abundant,
repaid. All the babies were weighed anc
a record taken for another year. After tn,
program, picture was taken. An inter
esting program was presented, which in
cluded music by the older children
including orville j. Guptill, jr., Loi
Guptill, Doris Whitaker, Sadie Kane
Addie Carlisle and Marjorie Jellison
The cradle-roIlers themselves were repre-
scented on the program by Benjamin
whitcomb, Robert Moore, Harriet Conley
Priscilla Conley and Elmer II. Maddocks
Refreshments were served by the super
intsndent OF the cradle-roll, assiste,
by several friends OF the department
There are enrolled at present ffty-seve
babies, four years old and under. lively
membgrs will be promoted to the primar
department of the Sunday school.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-02
Methodist Church Notes,

Next Sunday morning there will be a
short exercise by the children, followed
by baptism and the holy communion.
Special music. Evangelistic service at 7.30.
Friday being the. Fourth, the usual
weekly prayer meeting will not be held.
The tennis court on Hancock street is
nearly completed, and will shortly be
ready for use by the Knights of King
Arthur and the church and Sunday school
Anyone desiring to join should apply
to the pastor.
The outing for the boys, which was te
take place July Z, has been postponed un-
til after haying, so that all the boys will
be at liberty to 60.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-02
o. Dammit Doesn't Like His Name

q. Dammit Doesn't Like His Name.
Orlando Dammit, of Elmsford, n. c.,
wishes to change his name and has started
proceedings to that end. Dammit says
that his name has caused him a great deal
of worry. For instance. it is common
thing to hear some friend shout:
Dammit Come here a second, will
your"
Then again, Dammit says that 1t is
rather awkward for him when his name Is
being called at lodge meetings. The
secretary goes down the list Of names and
" hen be comes to his says
20. Dammit"
Half the time. Dammit says, he doesn't
know whether his name is being called or
whether the secretary has made blot on
the books and is merely giving vent to
his feelings.
''pm getting sick Of It," says Dammit.
''Good heavens, it was bad enough when
went to school. played on the football
team and whenever 1 made good play the
fellows used to give me long cheer. 1t
went something like this: 'Rah, 'rsh,
'rah, hoo-rayt Dammit DammitI o. DAM
mitp"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-02
MOUTH OFF THE RIVER.

Lille Grace, daughter OF MIR. and Mrs.
Frank e. SWEET, OF Bar Harbor, was mar
ried June % to Herbert E. johnson, OF
Sullivan, at the Methodist parsonage in
Bar Harbor, by Rev. Mr.. Leitch. Mrs.
Lionel Stewart, sister OF the bride, was
matron Of honor, and Leon e. SWEET,
brother OF the bride, was bestman. A fter
the ceremony, the bridal party returned
to the home OF Mrs. Stewart, where re-
freshments were served. The bride wore
white lace net over white silk, with hat
to match, and carried a bouquet OF
maiden-hair fern and white roses. The
matron Of honor wore white serge, with
trimmings OF white silk. The young
couple have the congratulations Of their
many friends here.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-02
w. c. t. U.
RESOLUTIONS Adopted at County Con-
ventfon In Ellsworth.

veutfon In Ellsworth.
We, the members of Hancock county W,
c. T. u, in convention assembled, acknow-
ledge with reverence the divine leading OF our
Heavenly Father, and give Him praise and
thanks for the many blessings daily received.
And we do atfirEl our loyalty and confidence
in the wise rulings of the State officers OF the
Maine woman's Christian Temperance Union,
and pledge ourselves TO carry out as far as
possible all the duties snioiBed upon US by
the State executive.
Resolved, That we recall with gratitude
the noble act OF Gov. william t. Hsines in
using the law Of impeachment in the removal
~ delinquent officers, and we extend our
thanks and praise 10 him and TO Senator ].
Herbert Patten and such representatives as
stood with him for better enforcement OF all
laws, especially the prohibitory law.
Resolved, That, in view OF the passing
years, we see the need OF younger workers to
take the places of promoted comrades, we do
rejoice and take courage to see the little men
and women coming forward to take part in
our convention, therefore
Resolved, That we extend thanks to the
committee In charge OF the Sunday schools
and to the children, especially the girls
Choir Of Ellsworth Falls, who came so far to
marin al hearts Win their sweet songs.
Whereas, We are reminded by the rapid
progress Of the suffrage movement, that the
time is very near when women will be re-
quired to vote and otherwise exercise the
powers and privileges Of citizenship, be 1t
Resolved, That in the coming months we
take every opportunity to inform ourselves
regarding the questions we must understand
TO vote inteiligently and respecting the duties
we must soon assume
Resolved, That we gratefully appreciate
the many courtesies extended us, especially
Tor the use of the Baptist church, and we ex-
tend warm thanks to the pastors for their
kindly help to the choir and music director
Tor their beautiful selections In the song SER
vice, and to the friends who have So freely
given hospitality OF their homes, and 10 all
VINO in any way helped to make this conyen-
ton success.
ARs. NKrTrE FuLLERTos,
MRS. ELMrRA AUSTIN,
MRS. GRACE BARRON,
Committee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-02
DIED.

CAMPBELL - At Spokane, Wash, June 20,
George Campbell, formerly of Ellsworth,
aged 81 years, 10 months, 10 days.
CRABTREE-At Hancock, June 80, Mrs Sarah
Crabtree, aged 90 years. =
DEBECK-At Franklin, June 81, Araminta b,
widow OF Edward DeBeck, aged 70 years,
months, % days.
SARGENT-At Sedgwick, June %, Sherman
A Sargent, aged 20 years, 10 months, IL days.
sCoFIELD--At Corea tGouldsboro), June a.
infant daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Roy Scoheld,
aged months.
wEsCOTT-At South Brooksville, June IS,
Calvin Wescott, aged GO years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-02
MARRIED.

GooGISs-GARLAND- Ellsworth. July l.,
by Rev. T. s. Ross, Miss Viola NJ Googins
to shirley NJ Garland, both Of Ellsworth.
MARTIN - MOON - At Hancock, June %,
by Rev J F feathers, of Brewer, Mrs Carrie
E Martin to Capt Bert Moon.
NASH-HOwARD-AtE Ellsworth, July 2. by
Rev p A Killam, Miss Jessie Nash, of
Ellis worth, to Arthur c Howard, of Dover.
SNOWMAN - HARTMAN AT Bucksport
June Is, by Rev A McAlister, Miss Lois
Marie Snowman to Arthur Edward Harri-
man, both OF Orland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-02
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

"Brewster's Millions" dramatization
OF McCutcheon's entertaining story,
will be the attraction at Hancock hall
next Tuesday, July s. Carl Gerard will be
seen as Brewster, and Grace Nile as
Peggy" Gray. The triumph of stage
craft is attained in the wonderful scene
on shipboard. The yacht rocking in the
gale when "Monty" sounds the signal OF
distress, thus disposing in less than a
second OF the 100000 which had been
worrying him for weeks. OF course, it
is all wildly improbable; so is the book,
but there is fun enough in this whimsical
story OF frenzied finance to make even the
blase plsygoer laugh.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-02
MARINE LIST.


Eiirworth fort.
Ar June %, sch Nellie Grant Boston
Sid July 2, Revenue. Surry; 9 Taylor, Bar
Hsrbor, lumber whitcomb, Haynes & Co
Hancock County Ports.
Franklin-sld June %, sch Portland Packet,
Boston
Sid June %, sch Island Belle, Bar Harbor
West Sullivan-Sld June 2s, sch Mary e
Lynch, Boston
Ar June n, sch Charlie and Willie, South
west Harbor
Sid June a. sch Thos H Lawrence, New
York
Sid June rs, sch Charlie and Willie, Boston
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-02
BORN

CAMPBELL - At Ellsworth, June rs, to Mr.
and Mrs Charles Campbell, daughter.
HOOPER-At Bluehiil, June Is, to Mr. and
Mrs Harold II Hooper, daughter.
NEvILLS-At Bluehili, June 25, to Mr. and
Mrs Ernest & Nevills, a son.
sTEyENs-At West Brooksville, June "a, to
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Stevens, a son.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-02

Next Wednesday, July 9, will be circus
day in Ellsworth; only q week before
dsppled horses will drag the vans loaded
with circus paraphernslia from the rail-
road TO Wyman park. The Downie and
Wheeler shows will make the place hum,
and the park will be filed with good
natured people who want to see q good
parade and show that will chill their
blood by daring ieats one moment, con-
vulse them with laughter at an army OF
clowns the next, and I'LL them with Won
der the next. This they are likely to get.
The newspapers say the show is just as
advertised and better.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-02

Lamps will not smoke II with q sharp
pair Of scissors the wick is trimmed the
shape OF burner and q small v is cut from
the centre.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-02

Next Saturday, July. 8, the drama, "The
Town Marshall" will be presented. at
Hancock hall. The story is laid in a
small town, and tells an interesting story
of rural life. A pretty love story, the
intense rivalry between the Marshal and
the town bully, the robbing of the bank
by the marshal's brother, and the accusa-
ton OF the marshal as the thief, all tend
toward one of the most interesting
dramas of the season.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-02
WEST ,iOuIDsBnRn.

Religious services will be held in the
west Gouldsboro union church every Sun
cay morning 1t 1915, during July and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-02
PETERS FOR CONGRESS.
prevailed Upon to stand for Re
publican Nomination.

publican Nomination.
The situation In the congressional
sght in the third Maine district has
hanged. At meeting OF the republican
rartv leaders OF the State held in Augusta
Monday, Hon. John A. Peters, of Ellis
-vorth, speaker of the House, agreed 10
stand for the republican nomination tc
speeeed the late Forrest Goodwin.
Mr.. Peters has been frequently men
toned as q prospective republican candi-
ss,e since the death OF Mr.. Goodwin. but
had steadfastly refused TO run. His deci-