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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-04-22
BLUEHILL.

Rev. R. A. Barker spent last week in
Boston.
Benjamin Curtis, of Boston, is spending
a few days at his summer home, ''Star-
board Acre"
Rev. Mr.. Smith, of South Penobscot,
will deliver the address to the local G. A.
r. on Memorial day.
e. M. Graham, of Bangor, was in town
last week ON business connected with the
extension of electric power here.
Marcellus Coggan, OF Boston, o. f..
Runeff, OF New York, II. d. Written,
of Worcester, II. E. Davis, of Portland,
and F. c. Whitem, of Boston, were among
weekend visitors in town.
A musicale was given in the town hall
Monday afternoon for the children by
Curtis Walton, of Cleveland. The con-
certs on the victrola were fine, such
artists as Caruso, Melba, Farrar, Will
liams, Scotia and Lander being heard
The kindness of Mr.. Walton was greatly
appreciated.
DR.. R. V. N. Bliss, of PHILADELPHIA,
will open an office about April rs for the
practice of medicine and surgery. DR..
Bliss has had a large experience in the
hospitals of Philadelphia, and for the
past ten months has been resident physi-
clan to the Eastern Maine general hos
pital at Bangor.
The cast of .sUncle Silas", with a few
guests, had a party at the rooms of the
Bluehill fire company Saturday evening.
The occasion was happy one, and was
fully appreciated by the company. De-
licious refreshments were served by the
young ladies. The cast forgot all the hard
work involved in staging the play.
John Warren Kane, jr., celebrated his
twentieth birthday by dancing party in
Kane's hall. The hall was prettily deco
rated. Dainty refreshments were served
by Mr.. Kane, assisted by his mother and
Misses Fannie Slower, Emma Nc
Howell and Florence Morse. After the
refreshments Curtis Walton, in behalf OF
the company, presented Mr.. Kane with a
gold watch inscribed with his monogram.
Mr.. Kane was taken by surprise, but
recovered himself and expressed his
thanks. Excellent music was furnished
by Atherton's orchestra.
April 20. H.
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ANON.
SOUTH GOuLDsRORO.

Fl. l. Freese and wife have moved to
Bar Harbor for the summer.
Miss Sybil Hammond, of Winter Hsrbor,
spent the weekend with her grandparents
here.
Edmond Hooper and his mother, Mrs.
Ida Hooper, visited IN East and West
Sullivan last week.
Mrs. Lucy Bunker, who was recently
operated upon for appendicitis in the
hospital in Bangor, is gaining salts
factorily.
Sunday was observed here as go-to-
church day. A large congregation listened
to an inspiring sermon by Rev. E. S.
Drew. The pulpit was surrounded by
beautiful plants sent in by Mrs. Florence
Hanna. There was special singing by the
choir.
April 20. II,
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BASS HARROR.

Willie Watson is confined to the house
with a sprained knee.
Joseph Wooster and Maurice Thurston
have gone to Nova Scotia after Holsters.
Schools begin this week, with the same
teachers Miss Charles, primary, and Miss
Rena Reed, grammar.
Walter Farley and family have gone to
Prospect Hsrbor for thee summer. His
sister, Reta Farley, went with them for
a few weeks visit.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Miss Nadia Thurston, of
this town, and Henry Abel, OF Dorehes-
ter, Mass. After wedding trip TO New
York, they will spend the sumner at Mr..
Abel's summer home at West fremont.
April 20. Y. Y. L.
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SOUTH SURRY.

School begins to-day; Clifford Coggins,
teacher.
S. w. Wilder, OF Newton Center, is here
for the weekend.
Cleveland Conary is working for Bert
Young for the season.
E. E. Curtis, Mr.. Speed, Lyman Curtis,
and Ralph Clifford have nearly all of their
stakes driven for the weir which they are
building at E. W. Curtis shore. Fred
Coggins is assisting them in the work.
April 10. TRAMP.
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BROOKLYN.

II. S. Kane is ill.
HIM. Pease was in Bangor last week.
Mrs. A. H. Kane has gone to Bangor for
treatment.
Mrs. e. II. Bridges is visiting in South
Brooksville.
Archie Grindle, of Bluehill, is visiting
his brother Harry.
Mrs. Weston Gott spent several days
last week in Rockland.
Samuel wsrdweli has moved his family
back to West Brooklin.
B. o. Dollard and o. L. Flye returned
home from Boston Wednesday.
Mrs. Alma Bartlett has returned from
Freeport and Portland, where she has
been visiting.
Miss Edith Kane, who was called home
by the illness of her mother, has returned
to Castine normal school.
Mrs. Lena Cunningham and master
Virgil came home Wednesday from Free
port, where they spent the winter.
Next Sunday, April 26, is anniversary
Sunday for the Odd Fellows and Rebekshs.
Services will be held at I. o. o. F. ball
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev.
Arthur Tarbell will deliver the address.
The Friend brothers, cs Melrose, Mass,
have just presented to the Robert
Friend memorial lihvary two large read
ing tables, and twelve chairs of willow,
stained silver gray, for the reading room,
also the window shade and a slide OF plate
glass for the book shelf. Such gifts are
very acceptable. These same brothers
gave the library, the building lot and
81 600 when the building was erected.
They have maintained great interest in
the library since its organization, and we
know these gifts coming from them are
much appreciated by the officers of the
association and the community.
April 20. UNE FEMME.
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BAR HARBOR.

Nathaniel Garland, of Ellsworth, is Wis
iting relatives here.
Mrs. Jesse Stevens, of Steuben, is visit
ing relatives in town.
F. E. sherman and wife have returned
from Florida, " here they spent the winter.
Rev. A. q. LarDed's militia company
hiked to Hull's Cove and back Saturday.
Deputy Sheriff Clark is rebuilding his
piazza, and will otherwise repair his resi-
dence.
Mrs. M. Z. Maddox is having the brick
and stone work of her home thoroughly
renovated.
Jack McCarty, sixty-three years old,
fell from a step ladder Tuesday and frac-
tured his hip.
Ice went out of Eagle Lake last year
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WEST BROOKSVuIE.

Mrs. Annie Green, of Bangor, is the
guest of Mrs. Charles Ba bbidge.
Miss Caroline Joy, of Grand Forks, n.
D., arrived last week after an absence OF
two years, to spend the summer at her
cottage.
Mrs. Nancy l.. Mills, the another" of
the neigh borhood, observed her eighty
seventh birthday April 9. Mrs. Mills is in
fairly good health, and mentally is keen
and bright. She is a great reader, and
keeps well posted on the events of the
day. 1t is a pleasure to pass an hour in
her company. Her Dirt hday was one OF
the happiest, she receiving many gifts.
April 20. ToMsoN.
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GREAT POND.

Mary Williams has gone to Bangor for
few weeks.
Mr.. Blanding is a guest of j. F. Haynes
for the weekend.
Mary Alice Williams entertained party
OF her little friends saturday, her third
birthday.
Miss Arabel Rowe, of Aurora, was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Haynes, at Alhga-
tor, last week.
F. E. Mace, of Augusta, spent few days
here this week. The young folks gave him
an impromptu reception at the hall Satur-
day evening. Refreshments were served.
While here Mr.. Mace sold to I. II. Nc
Inich the Gus Collar place, pretty coun-
try home. He also sold the grass on the
home place TO {. w. Llery and I. h.
McInich and hired several men for driving.
April 10. e.
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EAST ORLAND.

Miss Winifred Gray is at home from
Castine normal school.
Miss Grace Gibbs, who is teaching in
Frankfort, is home for few days.
Mrs. Frank Mason and Mason Stanley
arrived Saturday from a visit in Old Town.
W. l.. Wentworth has started his mill,
manufacturing long lumber and shingles.
Byron Arnold died Thursday at the
home OF his parents. He was a member
Of Almoosook grange, where he will be
greatly missed. as he was always ready to
help with music.
April 20. NJ,
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March IS. At this writing it is safe for
loaded teams. A
Elevators are being installed in the
Brigham cottage on Mt Desert street
ana in the Bowdoin cottage on West
street.
Traffic in Souls" was shown at the
Casino Monday and Tuesday by Dolliver's
Moving Picture Co., ana was largely at
tended.
Gardeners who had begun uncoverlng,
egret the recent snow storm, even though
the surf along the see wall was worth
seeing.
Mrs. Albion Jordan, who has been re-
ceiving treatment in the Osteopat hlc
hospital, Philadelphia, is sufficiently re-
covered to be sightseeing in Washington.
She will return home in May.
April 20. M.
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BAYSIDE.

Miss Vera B. Seeds has gone to East
Holden to teach.
School begins to-day in district No. /,
Miss Mary Milne, West Sullivan, teacher;
district No. 8, Mrs. Ethelyn Jordan Rem
lex, teacher.
Harold Stuart and family have returned
to Ellsworth, after spending three weeks
with Mr.. Stuart's parents. o. L. Stuart's
cottage is completed and is a pretty little
home.
April 81. r.
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DEDHAM.

Ellis Goodwin is visiting his sister, Mrs
George Brewster.
w. E. Davis, of Cambridge, Mass, has
moved his family to the Goodwin farm
which he recently purchased.
Mrs. Scott f. Jones, of New Portland, is
teaching the village school, and Miss Vera
Seeds, of Surry, the Peaks school, Miss
Zina Davis, OF Eddington, at Phillips Lake,
and Miss lcaphine Brewer at Green Lake.
April 90 b.
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EAST LAMOINE.
April p

Elsie Ashmore, of Ellsworth, visited
friends here last week.
Helen Bennett, who has been employed
in Ellsworth a few weeks, is home.
Merton Pierce and family, who have
spent several weeks with Capt. George
Pierce, returned to Southwest Harbor
Sunday.
April II. III.
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MARIAVILLE.

mama
Mrs, Mary Marsh is visiting her daugh-
ter in Bangor.
The young men have gone on the drives.
Jed Salisbury and family, who have
spent the winter with Mrs. Salisbury's
father, Samuel Frost, have returned to
Otis.
April 20. F.
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INDIAN POINT.

John Abram has gone to Bar Harbor for
the season.
Miss Palmira Wallace spent the week
end with friends at Town Hill.
Mrs. Nettie B. Higgins is spending a
few weeks at Bar Harbor.
Capt. l.. r. Walls has returned from
Trenton, where he spent few days with
relatives.
April 20. H.
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Mmsldnoiihe Nab ridBteu

n4esimeutsbe befsbl 9e7
ueneife 4autippe. Der ern1te
militdrifde 8ienit 9ibt, bei ulier
gDnrbe, nit Der er umgeben ut, bod
gcnug 4plab Su freitpiaigen uuo I'M
ireipi[lisen bnmoriitii6en 8prtonH1z
niiien, Die in oes 8ienites gr1ues Gas
nerlet sinen an9ensbmeren SoH brins
gen. gu iplhen GpiIobsn gehDrt Elm
9prsang in elmer ruHiIhen 8arnifon,
Der aufeessihnet 8li perpen peroient.
Cine ruFIii9e Militdr8eitihrtft brinat
einen bumoriitiIhsn Reeimentsbefe9l
segen eine Iantippe, Der nphl Der erlte
unb ein3ige ieiner 4rt iein mag. Gs
bdnbslt iih nm einen GrlaB oes ruht@
ifen @enernlleutndHts Ogrumofu, Der
aIs Dipiiipnstommanoeur tn Smos
lsnsf in 9arniiun itebt uno ols tiihs
tiger, energiIder uno geredter Gffi@
3ier i'm ruifiIhen !6esre fih zines guten
Rufes erfreut. Nus 4nlab Des to-
esInsnsrtben 1e.rageus pes Eapitdas
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Jn(anOg Oge(egrap0
g deuBGi6er 8uttsumorb,

i g deuBIi6er 8attsnmOro. 8 D.
Seriep Gitp q. s., Z. Sau.-
Die 43 Sabre alte 5rau Warp Roonen
iao.e am W&ittpoh 4benD, tllr3 ehe ile
bier i'm 6oIpital itarb, unter gio aus,
bab ibr Wann, geter Roonep, 4ltohol
iiber tie gegoTien unb Iie brnn nit eIs
nem Strsidbol5 in gruno geitedt
babe" Ropnep tpurbe Daroltfhin un@
ter Der 4ntIage bss Woroes Derbaftet.
gaut fdllirt.
Go[umbus Gbio, 7. Sanuar.
Der 8uutz Supsrintenoent Qattuuer
bat einen 2iqut0ltDt fiir Die 8ant bon
9lain Gitp, Waoiion Gountp, Sbio.
einoeTsBt. Die 8unt Ioq Thleht'
Dorleben in 50be bon 100000 gez
matt baben. Die 8epOiitpren peroen
notwithstanding 9oaurs fir Dollar er=
balten.
+ Gin mann ion pon Der 8auf $29,'
900 geborqt haben. ohne irQeno tpeltt
Sidherhsit su uebcn. uno Elm onoere1
$21 900 nit nur ie6r fra1piiroiqenSe
lsp6ou. .Qftien d[s 5iderheit. Gin
Eeser ihuloet $4,000 uno cine 4thle:
! tenzQHociutipn pou Gnaben S7OO
9iele fleiue 0arlehsn ioLIeH ebenI(
| fc1leuat ieir
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CT ldhelte niht mebr. Qber bic
5anb belt CT mod feit, bic 70 Diinn nno
nager mar.
limb fpie Sie bic er3dblt hdben mill
len! Waein Wdoelhen tam gdn3 gfiid
li9 beirn. limb 10 piel bra6te iie mir
nit, bas Sungfein/ oas 9raumtuno
meiner ainbbeit unb bic tlsine, gebulz
bige 3ub0rerin BON pamals ba3u! -.
y2un bin i6 bsinube Elm alter Wdnn.
Seben sic, ih babe 1hon graue 6o0@
re. llnb bin tein 0i1ter getporben,
ipte sbr Batter, Der 6err 8antor, ifnz
ner fagte, nur Elm aaufmunu unD etn
'unSufriebener MenI6."
gr hatte tbre 6dnD losgelaTen, uno
nun ldhelten tie beibe, ldhelten tpie erz
freute 8inber, bic Elm alte5 Spiel3euq
pieoerfeben. llnb fragten unb er3dbl=
ten, unb es mar aQes pirtlth beinQbe
ME i'm Mdr6en.
Dis er enbli9 gegdngen, bob bic
.junge 5rau tbre &inber 3u If6 empor
Funo fiiBte lie. Damn lpartete unD
lauIhte iie duf bas S6lieBsn Der aors
ri0ort6iire, ipie ME bprber.
4ls tbr Mann enbli9 uufidloB.
partete iie gar niht auf Iein itiles
unb per3agtes Rdberfommsn. 5ie
lief 3u ibm htnau5 unb lsgte, s6e er
BON ieinem oergebli6en Suhen fpre.
hen fonnte, beibe Qrme um ieinen
5als.
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als bu unb i9, 2iebiter Der sSa=
britant 8ebr mar bier, bu fpeibt Bod
Der ldnge, pertrdumte Mdnne, BON BEN
i6 Dir 10 oft er3dblt, Der jeBt ielbe,
GGef Der olten 5irma 1T. llno mOrger
Ihou ioQIt ou 3u ibm tommen IN ieir
aontor moraen ertt IN QSer:
tretuug zines ertruntter 8u6baltsrs..
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.Wein gutter Wanbertamerab!" :.
! Iaqte er tpie erl0It =.
llnb 70 1T cine tpa6re 8eitihte aui
oem Mtdrhen geporoen.
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G6tNsxsAriHtsa.

Rem Yort, Z. San. - anget.:
.Roma" oon marieils; r8roBsr Sur
fiirit" BON Bremen; st. 9auI" DON
Sputhdmptpn. r
QbaeGanaen: .sSinlano" noa Qnt'
perpen; >.5rdnce" na4 9aore; rutGs
uuel golpo" nah Gaoi3.
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BAN" pon Rem YDrt.
5aore, ansst.: ga Supoie' BON
PEN gort.
gberbourg. abssg.; ~8ronprin'
8eiIin gecilis" mad Nefp gort.
Bremen, 9lnget.: ygremen" Don
Nep Yort.
aptterbam. 2trget.: ng3ar"
bon Rem gort. nah 2ibau beitimmt.
2iperppoI Guget.: sgdmpus
MIA" BON Rem g0rt.
Soutbu mp o n. 4bgeg.: .9rou.
prinseFIrn Gecilie" (non grsmerO mac,
Nep gort; pGeeanic" nah Rem Yort
Soiton. 4n9et: n4ra0ic" Dor
Qiperppol.
9ortlanb, Wts. Qnsst.: 80.
nian" pon 9Iasgop.
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Gin 'Srenno
beg Wrbtiters.

BDr 9nni ,}obren litt idj 70 ftart an ei1ern
Tierenlstben uKo 8laienentsinoung, odti
Id n eineSsarm nift mehr bearheten fonnte.
3ie NuBltd)ten paren fir MIDI iehr ounfd,
bis d) pon IT. &ilmers Swamp 6pot
bu'h etueu furirten sSreuno hbrte. Sh
prl rte eine S5laidle uno fiblte Iofort bei-
Ter. Tahbem if fiiuf ober iedS 6lnid]eH
gebrauft, fiiblte ih iebr gut uHo it fonnfe
fprtfahren nit meiner Grbeit, ebenio ME
Dor nteinsr &rdnfheit.
Sd tpitnife su ingen, bdB Or. Silmer's
Snamps3iopt cine terens1Reoi5in 1T, be
furirt, uno id peroanfe berjelben nterne
quite arbeit mdbreno Der oerfofenen fanf
ooer iedas Sabre.
AftungSppq, Shr
6. g8. Norrts,
Qrsscptt, Mrf.
unterihriebeu uno beIhporen uor mir
oieien 27. Tag i'm Utdr5 1912.
8. g. IS o r b n,
Gefientltder Notar.
9ies beiheinigt biermit, oaB 6err g. w.
Mprris Suamps9toot in oieiem 9aoen bls-
Der eetauft bat.
2loam Guthrie, lr.
2lpothetsr.
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Jredbes Naub8ef firbel.
Ter Grpreffntider Garl slltrod pou
sluei Ntgern ansgtplaabert.

Gin aufresenSes abenteuer battle
geiiern Mbeno gnri aItrod. elm bel
Der llniteo States Grpreb 60. be.
ff,6itigfer ailtider su beitcben. Gr
fpiiroe. ais er NIT ieinem Nagen ois
Cof Strabe entlang fiibr. BON stuei
nit MepoIpern bepaffneten gtegerr
in DER Ndhc Der Sernlod StrnBe an
aeFnlien mrso ip1brenn Der cine oei
gnrihcn aItrof BEN MepoIper Dol
bas Oeiift tiflt, bnrdapiihite Der all
Oere bic 1aften ocs Builders iini
sic beiben gtrolfe ergriffen bnnt
NIT ihrer aus $500 beItebeuoer
8eilte be GIiidt iissO enttpmest iHbe
beiiigt.
Mitrcd nelDete iein Mbenteiier Oel
poIi3ei iin0 CAB cine Siemli6 gut
Helhreibuno Der tsioen Gtrcbel
lrdubs<.
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Nr6eiter lueroem aepriift.

Die srfte GipilDienItpriifuug fiji
liGotifhe -5ogel0bnsr i'll auf beute
gorpittoa in ben itdptiifen Stal.
lunaen an Der 2inn GtraBe anb..
raumt tporben. Bel bieier prifuno
fptrben bic priifliuge ousfhlieBlif
re1 Rahipeis su fiibren baben, BAT
iif nit Dem 6onbpsrts3sug, beIen Il,
fih BET ibrsr 4rbeit az beoisnen haben
ariinolid) umauqshen fpiifen.
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1rief an
TT. ailmer & 60,
Singhairton, ". y.

Stiueiit, mas sruamps9ioot fir Sic tbnn miro.
Senbeu Sic 10 Gents an 3r. &ilmer &@o.,
8ingbamptpu, ". y, fir cine BrobsHalde.
Gle ruirb 1eoeH iiberseugen. gle erhaiteH
ferner Elm BiiheidDen BON perthDoiler Sn'
formation a6er 9tieren yuo 8Iaie. g8enn
Gle Ihreiben, ieien Gle iidler un6 erpGhneH
Sic oas Cincinnati 3hglite rGSoItsbIatt".
RegulGre fiiufsig Gents uno einen 9olla Z.
lSlaichen iino IN alien glpotheten tGukldl.
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..Emiitinn Ecienfr =

s,err gidnen going aus CHICAGO,
riner Der siconer Der aGbriitiat
Seienee" Stride, bolt am sSreitag
sibeiio bieier Mod)c III Scr NnIitbaIle
einan gortrng iiber Die ,Blanbelts.
beillebre1. Ter Gintritt lit frei.
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2oial Btri6t.
9n fsalidjer 2sti(e
Giibrtc Der Baoiid)e 1intcritisnnss'
Htrein 9sitern ieiae nsrrn .Se.
nmfen ein.
SabresbtriAte Der 8eamfen ipeiifil
eiaen sanitiesn sSinan5itano aHi.
1as @ereins Vcrm6gen betrdgi
nabe3a $4,000.

Wetiii fs qilt, ielne Bedmten su
ehrsH uno fcinen Mitalisbern einer
psraniia.en 4benb su bsreiien. 1T ber
Edbifhe llnterftiibunas Nerein, tiner
Der dlteiten unb beftfituirten 2anos.
m1nnfhafisDereine Der 5tobt, tets Be,
rtit. folmes au fbun ilno Der oeitriee
Absnb, pelher Der ginfiibrung Der
rtiitn 1c1rlten oetpibmet fpar, Isats
hierpcn frieosr bersotes 3euanib ob.
DDS aus ben 6errtn Sulius 3orn,
Uoriiser; Soiepb IIomm nno Qubtpio
Irned beFichenne aommitiee bate nlls
Nnoronulatn in better Wciie aetrof
fen. Gns bduptouariisr in 1lomm's 4
Dale, Ode Der elosr Sirnbe unb Wcs
Wi6tn 4penue. mar NIT btn babilhef
Ganbesfarben aeihmadpoa betoriri
nnb Die Arronaeurs batten bic De.
niathunna. oob fih bic Niitalieber init
ibren Ddnlen In arober Wnsahf einae.
funoen hotien uRo I'D, auf bas Bette
amiiiirten.
~ Dor 9eainn Der sseitlihteit fpurbs
bic Notwithstanding abashalien
In irelfer Der grdiibent fyrib Geiael
Eno oer farrpidtrie. 5etretdr sohr
3iebolb ipie TnIih ihrer aemtsr nal
feien.
!3undtft fpurbe an bic ertrantier
WliiaIiebtr GuitaD Ehoti. aoolpf
geiaer. Gonrco 0oeael ,sSreb. Gher
ainrer. DuDib gons, ssoIsph syeberle
Rid .Strahburaer unb ssrans Sdnei
bsr bic iiblihe llnierfiibuna i'm BE
traas BON $95 nnacfpieien unn banr
btridieie prdiioent geiafr. pab ichor
ipieosr Gin Witdlico bes 0ereins. Ser
ecnrab DoepeI Don Grlanaer, Qp.
aus osm asben oeinieben lei. Ti
Mrireiennsn nernahmen Die 9rduer
funbe III. ertcben iid, All ghren nsi
gcrifortenen bon ihren Sis,n.
Sahresberiht bes Iinans
Setret.s 2eo CT.
leDein.
2fns benz ssabresberiht bes ssinana
SefretGrs lerrn Geo Grlsipeir. Be,
oann aur Derleiuna fam. iparsn fol
cenbs 2dh!en Al entnebmeu:
Ginnahmen.
aniisnbei.onb. 1. aan. 1913 1881. A.
an Deitrdaen fpdbrenb nes
.satres =. :. 1eO6.0
.lsberfnub pom Ban -. 1923;
llcberihuR pom pienit =. $3.50
4ufnnhmeasbiitrsn -. 40.0I
3infsn BON WereinstapitaI 65L9:
Werihknenes ........ 2.sl
$3082. 4
ausaaben.
arnHten linterfiiisuna ause
bea1blt -. $4,000
Siebeae!b fir 8 Dtritorbene
Wlitalieber =. 1125.0
Gierbeaclo fir 2 peritprbene
Observation-Disclosures -. 1000
VsrIhisDtnes ,......~ 515.0
S2s6O.O
Hdifenbsiianb am 1. San.
1914 S222.7
syernsr berintete 6err GrIetpein, be
ieines 9lmtes als fsinaus. 5tireid
fhon % aabre eetreulih aeip1Itet bc
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-08

NuHgHptpuHu uW i. .Suit.
1914 49,. ~. S222.7O
syernsr berintete 6err Grleipein, Der
ieines 9lmies als fsinaus. .Gttreiar
fhon % sabre astreulih aeipdIist bat
unb einiiimmia piebererpGhlt fpOrben
in. bah iih bas Nsrmoaen ces Der
ems nuf SIS, 800 bsIauft unb tn aiien
Bombs auaelfat lit.
Dm Wereine sehoren censnfpdr.ia
206 NitaIieber on. ipopon ypei pon
Der Ne.1hluna BON geiirdctn enihun.
heniinb. Wdhrsnb bss lebten sSabrts
tpurhen 10 neue Wiialisber aufnenom.
men. 5 ipurben oeitrihen uno actor.
ben iinn nsnn Miialieber.
Ter Beytd,t fpurbe aul Nntrao dui.
asbeiSen unb benz protoioll einners
lsibs.
g6runa fir. 25idhrige
Mitaiiebfhaft>
g.rdrb<nt Deiatr belt oann Elm.
furse Mniprohe. tporin er nuf bic Grs
runaenihoften bes 0eve;rs pdhrenn
feints Ianasn 9efttbens bintpies unh
sen Nnipsienoen miitbsilte. bab oer
Uerrin luie ublin beihloifen babe. FOL.
den Niialisbsrn. lpelhe fncn felt %
yahren ununierbroten nenaieIbeu an
att0rt t6tttn. cine tlcine Musasif.
nuns snsrmmen Al laiIeH. Als icIne,
Musaeihnuna niirbia mamie er bdnr
bic 6erren;
Bert. Gunbsrer. nufaenommsn an
z. DECEMBER 1856.
Qubpia Gnpina. aufatnrmmen on
i sfebruor 1887.
Carl NiiIier. oufaencmmen am 3
M6rs 1887.
Nnton 3immer. aufaeHommen am 4
Dttoter 1887.
Carl 0f&eible, nufaenpmuaen an
\ is. Citober 1887.
Mbolph Keller. aufatnommen on
16. Nop<mber 1887.
HIM. Annehdultl. duFaeHcmmen an
!. 1anu1r 1883.
0einrim E6rpe6. G1laMOmmsn an
a. Hebrsot 1883.
asrsna 3iais aufasaeMsnsn an y
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-08
? RruffshIer.

Der 4nplid Der pielen 8ierfdner
l0fe bel benz glbitineHten eiu W)urits
empftnoen aus.
8alo narauf ertldrte er ietnen aots
turs. Gr mar in 2sipsis -- Der pleis
| (t)<itapt.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-08-22
pre.Idsn. Orders Food Price Probe

President wilson took his FIRST steI
10 prevent the price OF foodstufs from
being increased unwrranirdly as the
result Of the European war
He addressed letter 10 Attorney
General McReynolds asking him 70 In
vesiigate recent imitation in prices and
to take up the question whether the
persons responsible are liable to pros
ecution.
The storney general replied al once
that instruc iions had already been
sent ont 10 district attorneys ana spe-
cial agents 81 the department 10 In
vestigate conditions In their localities
lie states that the department ha
been investigating the price OF food
stuas for some time. Mr.. McReynolds
suggests that the department, Of ON
MERGE assist In ihe inquiry Tie prcsi
dent promptly gave the required in
strUc;icus.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-08-22
GENERAL MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR firm
winter clear. s4Ni.-i lily mills fan.
cy, st25H csc
RYE FLOUR firm. at $3soGs 40
per barrel.
WHEAT frm. No. . red. 9rG
CORN firm No yellow. "36
OATS steady No. white. ~
46t2c. lower grades. 4iieC
POTATOES steady. al sld3 per
barrel
POULTRY live steady hens. IL
iSc OH ROSTERS. l2H l3c. Dressed
firm choice fowls. 2"igc Old roost-
srs. &c.
BUTTER firm fancy creamery. 23c
Eggs ~f"ai' selected. o. sic.
searby. 20 western 900.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-08-22
Canadian Shoots SOY.

An unidentified man suspected Of
being "a German spy. Mas shot and i