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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-11-05
FOR SALE!


A new modern house-everything in
first class shape-cellar, hardwood
floors, furnace, city water, soft water
for bath, lift pumps. Must be seen to
be appreciated. Price 100000.
House and three lots one-half block
from Front street, near car line;
would make a fine poultry farm.
Price $4,000.
"A nice four-room cottage on Third
street, corner lot; bargain at $3.50.
40 acre farm, sandy loan, two-story
frame house, barn, so apple trees and
several different kinds Of fruit, IN
miles from Monclova, Lucas county;
a bargain at $100 per acre. Terms
can be arranged.
78 acre farm at Lime City, about 45
acres good tilable land, balance stone
and pasturage land. Fine location;
will be sold at bargain.
M. B. COOK
Raal Estate Agent PsEryaburg, 0,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-11-05

And success is bound to result
thereby. You exercise sound judg-
ment when you open an account
with The Perrysburg Banking Co.
A financial backing will keep you
in the right path when times are
hard. 1t is easy to increase your
account, once you get the habit of
making weekly deposits. The Per-
rysburg Banking Company receives
deposits of S1.00 and up allowing
thereby interest at the rate of 40
compounded semiannually.
The Perrysburg Banking
Company.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-05
zamitaa, osu s 2csembrr 1914.
yanI1rI0 qiedfnsdt 0cr 0in5ar aus Nliaioncn

g9ir aoten aceru aH 0elcr STEELE IN Se3lN ah
9icblnehis Qcrboten im ociuiaen 9leidSta9c: Sieer
Wcnid bcnimnt id6 mic elm @errat6cr an eincn Gater
loa0c imb renn ser ariea cinnal norbe W. miro Der
Wonbe0 BON enen FortcigMoiien, oic SIT Ntialonel
rcSio i6r Qhu fit br 8atcrlano bcrgeben eoenlalS
0cmeuiprcdcHo bcbanoelt mcrocu.@ Nie NaBre9ellmg
gcbfnedfs Ieiicns eiuer Raric9enoicn tonni lrspet
ols mir crnorfet boten Dc loiioocnotrofllWc Orar
iion ina Nehsiag Bat idjon anl Gage nad Der Stbing
Sex Medstoaes in lUedjcr Sie5fucdt ge9en ole nene
Nrieosanle6e Don ini 0}iliaroen Dlort lunnte elne
Grfarma erlaIeu. in Der es beBt Dob cr 9eaen ole
aortegis3ipm aebanOet babe uoen er 9cgen ole
gorlnQe ltimmte mo oaB fem &crbnlten medleS pom
scr Borte tci 6eoaAcrt neroe nterudt peroen puroc
1ie ameritaniidlc 4reiic sic aicrg 5ugrciit uenn
cn SoNol0emofrai i'm Med)staa cipas lagt ooer t0ut
lyas udjt i'm Ginilan9 iieDt init oenI oetiuen Aeale
unqeprogramt grii natllrlid) aud oc Sorlau DS'cu
fnedt1 bcrDor mo iilbre oGelben an oS een Sepe's
ooh man in Ieluidllauo triegsmioe ueroe 20 loale
bie 9pcnina sum in brer Ionnerliags gIiisaobe.
Sn gcnidlao iino oe So5aliiien Die g6iuionen
Mdblcr rcprdentircu tbeoretiit aegen ocn Sfrea mo
oaben ibre 3uItInmmg MIR IN 6olgc oeS boberen nlaD
ncn0en hs 0es @otriotisuis. gber e luo auBcrot'
DcntGd flar 0enlen0e no prattilhe &cltte ino eoer
soa ees ehoctcns in0 Ser Soltenaumenoing nnlB ne
n Sem @louben an bic @ihtgtet oieieS aagemeinen
Qrinsips ser INNER eii Gbe ibrer Scbre 9epeen ~
0eiehqau Iob e uidt aIlcn ii oeier 3ittme oeli
ien ionoeru aid oen 4lt5 beiiBen oeie geoantc N
@ortc 3i fle0eu miro oird Die Ebatadle beueiei oaB
Gin 1o;aliit. 0err @cbfned)t cs wo9e, gelieru nu
seidstaa aeacn Die ariegsaulei1e 81 ltinmen."
Sic .Gpening Gun" muB icet onrd ole Neroonr
lalnio peldc Qie6tncdt @erbatei pon enen eigenen
Nnleaca i'm Mcid)siaa erabrt 3ugcltcbcn Dab We @
eapaltia irfie ais iic uunabm Diebfucds pacrlonos
ien0lidcs @er6nlien lei cine Rdtidnnr, nad oer Que
Wciiunmg oer 0liaioucu So5ialoemotrate Ncnal
limbs benelien mcroen foutc @ialbeo Siebtucht NJ
Ser Gin3iac as g1ilioucn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-05
lInIr 0anaeI mit n.aIIdIan0 asiahrssi.

1ic .Dcit6e 9lrbctae6er 3eiilmg" oaS oIlijielc
r1Aou ser 0anihgi slrbeiigeberUcrbanoe trltllr ~
cnQr ihrer leetcn 9hsaaben sic Seerduberpoltt" Der
gnaldn0cr mo 0ereu GmihlB aili oeu oeiltihonerlta
hidden Son0e Ine gloti ucill oaraill bin Dob Ger
0edc @arfi troe oes arieaes ie6r oaina5meioble ae
bc6en c 91idji alein Ia Scr inlonodc oeitlhe yarIf
froh ino laifrdiia ionocrn ooriiber bnons II and
ind einc arfe gladiragc IN ccleniqell netrale imp
ucircoecn Qonoen SIT bcrieoiAen oie erreid1t ueroei
6nncn, obne 0oB Gnelono oem &erte1r Sdmierateiten
s., bereiien pern0a nanlidj gnlgaren 1oneninri,
orichcnlan0 Sollano Staliet Noruegcn Ceerreidl'
Nnn,ai,iei 2dpc0ei Sd)pc5 iui0 liirfci ,Situlgc
elcn lei ir 3eii aud Gin red)t lebboiier BcoarI on
MoAltoiich aacr 9lrt IN Ieitihlano porbonoen. @or
oen arieac lei Elm arcbcr Ibci oeier Aobioic aus ocl
ger 2iooicn be5o8cn moroci molreno atnneDr Der
4of0e IN iod5en @tolien onrd oie Seeraiiperpolul
Gnganos hpcr acIa5roet le 6ir oer 6alI, oaB oie
Weridiinmqen 0ieer 4roonfte bon Den Der Sioater "
nasiralen 5dliiicu aud meterbn in Der glcheu miae
ieelid)e 4eiie beaiii9t peroen mie in ben eeen SSo
dci Mrs Tauihlulo iid ge3lumger ebeu, enipeoer
sen 9eriidj 3n maden lid enen 8beiI oaoon aus nn
0cren Qan0ern sii rcrdoien ooer ober cneu inldiio
idicn 0crbraud, tnd Moelidfeit ein3uid)rduten. Sl
ben acr Sioaten an oercn gutter Nleung ben Dent
idcu ia pou ie6er piel gceaeu mar ulo oeren pmoer
uoac inouitrielc mo poliiiihe @ntpidlmo IN Setdl
lan0 ete init 6reuoe ucrolat uoroei t ibcine mon
niunebr en0hm nl oer 9niidt 5n foinnen ooB es dl
rt scr MirOc elmer @roHmadi luie per 8er Staotcu
Mdi ueriraae iidl bic gSiltiir Gnaanos mod auaer
mloerprndslos acaIlen III lacn Die bis1eiae dwadl'
HIKE Soltunq Ser &er Staate aeaeuiiber enalao iege
0c ger Sfoateu ndlt INT enen unerueBlrten ctllq'
haeu Geruit ans onoern it ai9 gceianet tpuen gro
bcn oaucrnoen Sdaoeu 5u3tgcH 1roBe eInmallae
Q.crlle Oes6alb mciL pc bcretS erp0Drt Der oeld)e
Nlorft nod c9r auua9meiabg ir Ro9ioiIe ~ ole pel
pincr ohne AeereS moglid)en Ginidrauhlng oe9 oe
0orie ht nadjbcioaen ST iucrocn broiiden ooer ooer
pon anoerer 5eie obnc beon0ere characterization pe
lhaiit peroeii t0nen 8u oeien Ariiien acbort MOD
banmuoue BON ser sic 0er 5iaaieI ii 5abre l9lS lnr
iG2 adIlipucn 9}mt (ii0 9fAionen Aolarsl laW
1euildano aeliciert bahet apier 4ciroleAn Aeltll'
d,eu. aoli sdmerole Maraorine Jerpenttu H. ".
lin0 aroEc oouerioc &rlue fonneu Der dneritondlen
Sn0niiric ohnc 3uecl oaourd enoadbieu oa iid) per
,miIhen6o0el mehr anoereu Sejiasqeacn jmenoef
c0er aidD 0aOnrd oai dB Die @ouiumciien nanhes slr
hlels GAN, cutpobnet 20 lit es 3. y, ebr ledt moa
hd 0ab Sic amerifaiiide 9etrolanninouitrie oaourd
tncu arofcn oaileroen 0erut ereiocn miro, DAB oic
0onitnepcu id me6r oer Vnsbeondlhra 5uDeiIoql
lin "a ne6r alS Der llntcridieo IL oc Soften Der Gas
leeudlhua mo oerelaei Scr getroenibclclidtnng
ladj bcn 2lcaci ocs Reirolenpreics wobren0 Der eb
iep @loudie nir nod ebr gcrng IL no opBuoen oe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-05

GonIumenteu Ourd 0ic unreeemabioe 9ieferutg cbr
inaneeuebm beriIbrt poroeu in0
Ger 9lrtiiel Der ,Gatben Nrbeitoeber. 3eitmg~
itIicbi wie ioIat Die iSraae 1T aiio jest eoalid oc
Oh Der gtmbus Gn0lauoS ais ieebebcrridenoc Nladt
and behc nod nad 70 uelcn Se6Iiddaeu ieiuer ariegs
marine groB genis III, nm Die Der Staoteu BON elmer
euergde 9ertretimg ibrer bcrehtiacn Sntereiicn ab
lubolten g9e aud sic gIntuor aili oicic Srooe lauet
miro cine 2ebensrage iir GWtidluno bcribrt Die Grt
ideOnug iidcr udt gsr f6unen ms dlieBld bei
eiuigeu peterer Gnidrantmgen i'm Qcrbraut. nod
a Idngere 3et obne ole ameriianiibal RoFiioiie be
bGien uno tcbocn Damn infer GcIo i'm Sanoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-05

(9hs Dem A6eloblatt Ser ,Staots5citlng" N,D)
Dit Dem ouitihen aaiicr femen nud oc Deitid
Amcrouer tene @arteieu mebr meru cS Gilt, oie cor
refte cine cbrdneltralc Sohma i6reS 9IooptipSoter
anocs Der alten Scimob gegeniibcr dl prdcilircn A
les mas lie pcrlange mas W perlongcn lic Elm AiiteS
&edt BADEN lit c6rlidc 9fcltrolitdt 3mc @crtreter
Der bei0cn grobcn @arteicn Nlglieocr OeS 9atonaen
Observation-Disclosures. 3iuci Gatd.9lmerfaucr bic lid
I'M aompic aegcu sic Neud]clc bic cdt cugliid iuio
bier5uIouoe fir 10 oel ,Sntolronj perantportdj it,
peroient gemodt Der Rcpublitaner gortDolot mo Der
Ccmotrat &enrp @olmcr ans Gauenport bcian0en iid
inter 0en Re0nern mcldlc IN Der impoanien Erotef
@erammlma GbicoQos Die RroiiiiItiou Der nit 70 Dic
gdmon proflamrten gleutralitdt~ ais pScudcei ti0
rationale Gntbeiliam9" bloBiieatcn
Gen Nagel auf Den aopf trai Abgeoroneer Bart
hoot nit ocl 9orten es bciie1t 5par fcin Geieb pe
Dies Die 9luShlbr BON arieaSnioteriaI an treg1rcuoc
Q}dde perbietet obcr oic ginocsrcgcrlmg bat bsber
%, uoblaemerft bisbcr immer iid bon Dem Grimoica
eiteu laiieu DAB beioe oriee ans ociem @aiienuer
foui ben geidDen 9hben 3iebeu tonnen. 20 mar
cs in Der Ibot ais @rant &rdioent mar, iri0 Der
oeutid ran3oiidc Strcg tobic. @ar es oamas anoers
ocil ser groBe 2merfouer ans Dem 9iraertrieae ber
ipiBtc lid erinncrtc mas oe 10000 0HitidG fiir dc
lhon ectban
oeuiB ein5elnc 5irnG MAIDEN Gin ,alttcS s.,
hdit" Charles Sdlpab piciit aui Die gSctrauot
iuenu er ir so Milonen Collars an GnglanO mo
Ordltreu) NrieBeDQHOperl6eu8 perlQulen luHl. Ipet
iou iragt @ortboIOt. brt6es @oO Scr Jlatiou bo6cr
hcbc ais cbrli6 our6aeiiibrtc 9aitrotdtg Carl iie
Dem SocaIiiten gslou ser in Reocn 10 oit 10 uel BON
abolnier 9letralitdt oeproden Ger ,9teU 6reeoom"
lnabbdugiGtcit pom @oo protlamirt 6o6cr iebGi?
1ab oice Gctrolitdt toglid nit britiidem e'ol0c,
uerebt miro cntiduloiat miro Oos binterber Den
Grpertc ocs Saatcoeparienents Dab lid oogcgen ted
mid nid)ts cnpcnoen lnie; mas pobr lit III nd)t
notbia bier obernols 5i belueiien glib Or Gcrubura
mabnte aeern. 4roieor Soone mo er.0loDor Com
pHlanaicn ais glmertoner i'm rgconomD Glub" BOB
9lmerita ritt neutral nid neutral oen sgortaiIt nod
ici mo blcibr llno uur ueun Die Ser. Staaen oaS
imo mcm brtitcs 0joo nht l0iIgcr bo6cr iiebt ais
Der eAtc cciii edtcr Aciitrhlitdt mo lInporcittcit
9acu oeaeuiibcr wto g hi00d iein oca g|cr Saatcn
sic 5tnme bcim Sdhll Oco are9cs eiu5urdtmcn mel.
dc gcraoc Frdoci gSilion r iicb no Die Station be-
Gcbrt Sbon ieet reot lid in oe oeltiten Sanoen Oh
Der barttodiaen 5enoielatet eines groBen I1es ocr
omeriiauhen %rciic aroBer ltrmutb. %enu Die Gent
ida crit miIicl OaB 9lmeriIo nd)i cnol antdl neu.
iraI icp tonn uiridb neutral miro man buI audi udi
ine glonc 5u9eebc wollcn oic mn ciucu cpteu In.
porteiiihen 5uiaacn bari
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-05

Den ensliidleu 3etnueSdtebcrn 9ie5nInnoe, Die
Sis Sabre Der geiuobnt marcn CeiidlonO uno oeiidlc
Qcrbdnic oird Die 6rihidc 9riac 5u betradteu se0i
uadl nio nadl Gin 9id)t nui Dor 9lnem lit ibnen Die
cBeroroentlit fraitse pirtbidaitldbe Sogc geutidl
lao'S sim @mubtiein actommen. ,sn 9luiAMb an oic
neue oaulde aricssanlcbe 9etrodjtlmgci onclcn aat
Sic Baltimore NeuS" Die @eudbruna oes nelien
Aregsuc0its ourd oci Redstae aebc AnloB sur PIN.
iicllimg uon gcrndhineen i6er Den llntcribeo Der
uirtbdntid)en Gerbdlhiiiic IN Ieuiidano mo GnG
lonO 5ir }cit oeS aregsousbuid]cs, BON medcm oidl
9lmcrifr lculcn f0nnc. Sn Gchid)lon0 ici gaes por
9onoeu gepeeu mas iiir oic Sibriuig cines oroBcu
areaeS notbmenoia ei iouie and Hobiioie' IN eng.
iouo nliiiie et nber gaes o einmal augeitoiit wer
oen ga Dcitidlono don oe Sabre Der fir ocn ariea
1eciert worori Ger arieg o3niagen bereis iinonlrt
gcueen ici OILS er asbrah, 10 ic cs gegeu cine nan
aiele 4aiif aepoppuet aewccn 0clttitano 5atte Den
area fi6rc fonnen ob cs celo befommen fonntc ooer
nd]t ino Die 16atade oob eS 70 grinoldj oorberctet
mar. eab oen oeihen 6iuau5Ichen oaS @crtrare, oas
le obnc 3ogcrn bcrctuiaia madjte oos crTorocrIidc
eclo fir bic iSibrug clues laugcrcu aricacs bcr5u
Cebel,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-05
Sin 4nhnnnn Mrieameiiter.

GS iiorb an q Ncjembcr 1914 Vfn 90
hanna 8rleicmcincr. q Sabre uuo G Muuaie
alt Qclicbe Iohicr BON 4anor QaHl uno Nlaa.
hnlcn 0reicmcincr Sic Hecyoioung liuoei
Gomfna, lohmliln0H ll0r BON Der ciietli,
hen 9Nobnuuq Nr 1854, 0nll Girahe, aus
uau lr0ncricicr IN Der ocuii6en cndHAcll'
ncli 0briihe Nrhc. Vcnlon. nuo Sccolur'
efrQhc balls 3 uhr tEc3l~~b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-05

gSe wo6i bic Cjeidafte in 3entidlanO oe6en mill
len, ecbt oiS ocnl @cridt oer 9eihsboni iiber oen
@eloucriebr bcrDor Sni @lonot Oftober betrg Der
Nertcbr ipic sic Abrednino Bel ocu 9lbredmmasiie
len scr Aeidsboit 5e9t 4,472,999 100 N1or! Dos
III cbcnio pcl pie i'm Cftober ser SoDrc 1910 nno
1909 uo mebr os i'm cIbcn 0lono scr Sabre 1908,
1907 uo 1906 nno lit imr 2i2 @iaioneu lpenacr ais
in Cfiobcr 1918. Gobe III 5 bcriididtiacu Dab ili
Golge Ser SdcBlno Der 9oren oerooe Der gIbred
mmgS0erfebr nit 9roBer SunmGi iortid0t SIN glu'
quit mar oic Nbrchnng oui 293S 100000 eciuntcu,
ctocaen ciner 9lbredlnuns BON 5.2i90000OO i'm 9il.
auT 1918 SIN September beiriie e 3.2i2,00O000,
cniaeQen 5903 100000 I'M oeihloufenoen @onot oes
@orobrcs Die 9brcdlnlita fir ben Goucmbcr Oeies
esabres cet nod nidt Dor IN 1913 betrlg lie 55S2,
100000 Wiorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-05
@liio6efh SoIle

% liarb am 4 1e3ember 1914 6ran Oliia,
bftb opQe, gclebie Satin BON 5. 0One. Die
NeerolmiHa nnoei bonn 1roncrbnuic ylr. 1922,
Eft.CllDer strnhe, aus illit Die Sell Der Hc'
Croiennn wiro lpdier teinnn gcn0dL
lNct5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-05
GirdIidJe gIn5ciseu.
0releiniafeits. Stride.

(lriuius Sirabe uuo 0iab)
Sonnidp Q'ormiiiao: 0ic 2cihcu an 6im
mel Sonniap Nhenoc: b lic Nbcl NcrhciCrcr
enii uno ieti" sim 2l De5clHhcr: 0rohc
Observation-Disclosures teeio-6)
2ioHS.@emeiuoe.
1915 Qorm q aopeni nSos @eri6i"; o
p. M. Vesper services: Blessed he that
cometh.n
TO- Sea. s15 a0cos. AopcuiouiihprnnG
(Scj5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-05
gefanurmadjnnaem


EpariemeHi ihg Jiisutine 9crbgNemHarH.
lluteuH Hepnriemcui oce eiaot5nnrnieuts.
Wecu Is auacnt!
ocrmii wcrocu auc gcnbcr bon 0runod
pcHibun oae au ben 3mciicn Gheil ocs Neps
renee Sirabc ii5bi bcnu6rhhei oab bic ibon
AM Dem criicn Ehcile aebauic N,nnlcipalc Gi.
icnhdbn perluupcti lnn an Der Gnmrcnce
Slranc nit ben e.&C, -Aclcilcu rerbunhcH uerocn
miro uno onB Fcitcr pou Wfunoei0euihuul
oific Geeiie init ibrem 0iQcuibum ccrhinocu
ldiieI ijnncil udbrcnb oicc Nrbcii Dor iln
cc1i 9ppiiaionen ollicu loiorl in oieicm
Nilrcnu ncmani pctncn
s.. s.. D,c6an.
(Se55. l2l9,20) Siuot Snaenielr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-05

HmanuO bat, uis en rmiidjeo 0iilitar6latt ast
bercts $4,000 Ci3ierc onr1 Goo @erpunona nio
GciondeAna6mc oerloreu Cas nil mas idaen CaS
aorcu Cifi3ere init Sabre onacr mIllidrilfer 0rap.
NINA. Scr Griot bat oc Griabrimg nidt CAB oieier
Qerllit lm0 and ser @erhit an 2O00 @ehibcn cl 1e'
merf6or modt scot oic 11atiodc DAB Die Demdlen I'M
eion0c iiuo ole nnneriid rdiiidc lcbernadt IN gui
it'd @olci ici8ubocn un0 ooor NIT erioa ole NlcFs
iipc cr8rcilen follcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-05

0s iiarb am g. December 1914 nod lur5ci
arauliclu. MinrD Is. Nihncr, acicbte 0aiiln
uon Geo Nhincr ini sllicr bon 81 Iaurcn.
Getmanoic uuo Sreunhc iiHo boiidu elngcla.
oeH ocr eceroionng be3uuobucn. bon lpret
Nubnunp Winplc Hno Ncbar.Aueuuce, Suer'
lea, udbe Nclnir NOno Die 2cit Der beer
oinnHn wiro ipdicr beiaiu acmdAi
(9ieiu Qori. RoiQoelphia uno Rliieburap'
3eiilHQcn uoucn gclduGli copiren)
(Ne15l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-05
Snl,n q. Gdlultheis.

GS harb am g. 0cjember 1914 3oHn s.
emnlthfis i'm 9licr bon so N0brcn. 0eliepiet
0niic her pcriiorbeneu WurQQrct 5nuipei2.
Die eccroiQua iiuoci enmnae, 10 ll0r @Qr
mltloeS bon Der 22obuung leincs 0nlele,
0Cnl0 IS EredSlcr. 0r. 5SS, NOro.@nn etr.,
aus emf ocm Baltimore 6ricoboie" iiaii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-05
(Sorulinc Gnncl.

IS n0rb am a. Cc5eHber 1914 0oruline
fueri gclichic Satin ocs pcriorbenen CON
ra0 enact im gllicr bon SIS N0brcn Yiot
nnien uib s Enqen Sic Necroiqung bon Der
gsohmlnQ ibrcr Iodicr gir. 205i q pofmonipn
eirnhc, iinbct linil am Wirniaa, Nnnnuttdee
llOr Neucpunn dui Der s2eclicrn 0emeietQ
(Dcs5-T)
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-07-16
WEST MOSCOW

Mrs Elizabeth Fentiman Stuart,
widow of the late stephen Stuart, died
Monday evening, July 9th, at the age
of 10 years and one month. She had
been in her usual health for the tim, e
getting the last meal she ate as she
had often wished she might do, when
she was taken suddenly with heart
trouble and lived only about an hour
She left three daughters, two sons, one
step-son, two sisters, one brother, II
grandchildren and four great grand
children all of whom, except five of
THE grandchildren and great grand
children were at the funeral held We'd
nesday p. m. at her home with her
daughter Mrs. Albert Dunton. Burial
in the village cemetery. All of her
children live in the town except Ar-
thur who lives in Monmouth and the
step-son Will in Scion. One sister
Mrs. Ida Strout lives in Wales and her
brother Charles Fentiman in Scion.
Her father Vim. Fentiman came from
England and married Adree Pierce OF
this town. After Mrs. Stuart's child
rem grew up she worked with good
success taking care of sick people
where she was always kindly remem-
bered
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-07-16
EAST WILTON

p. Savage has removed his family
from Wilton to East Wilton where
they have a commodious and pleasant
rent Grandma Hamblett" enjoying
very much the short drive of three
miles to her new home. She is en-
joying good health this summer and is
still busy with her crochet hook.
We were saddened to learn of the
death June 23rd, of our lifelong
friend Miss Olive Downs of Northboro,
Mass. Miss Downs was native OF
Mercer and after the funeral June %
the remains accompanied by her niece
Miss Ruth Harrington were taken to
Mercer for interment.
Howard r. Smith of Milton, Mass.
son of Rev. Albert r. Smith has been
enjoying in company with a Harvard
College friend an extended tramp
through the White Mts. They climb
ed to the top of Mt Washington, where
they spent the night and were reward
ed by the sight of a beautiful sunrise
which all visitors desire to see but
many miss on account of clouds and
storms. They also visited the other
peaks in the presidential range and
many other noted places in the vici-
nifty II mile tramp not being con-
sidered a strenuous days work by the
young athletes. Their headquarters
were at a farm house five miles from
Jackson, where they found excellent
beds and board at surprisingly low
rates and they were far removed from
the din and traffic of the world as their
nearest neighbor was mile away and
not a telephone pole nor a rural mail
box within miles of them.
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OAK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Mrs Hiram Savage returned TO her
home in Starks Wednesday after
spending a few days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grant.
Mahlon and Sidney Rogers are
spending a week with their aunt Mrs
Arthur Frederic.
Mrs. May Perkins Mrs. Cad Foster
and daughter Mrs Flora Nickerson
and children of Rome visited at Rev
James Taylor's Wednesday.
Rev. James Taylor organized new
church two weeks age al the Bates
schoolhouse at Martin Stream where
he held a meeting sunday. Next
Sunday Mr.. Taylor will hold meet
ing in the Frederic sehoolhouse.
Mrs. a. A. Cheyiot who has been
spending several days with Mrs. VIM
Wallace returned to her home Sunday
The many friends of Mrs. Cheviot are
glad to see her out again after a long
and serious illness.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Owens of Concord
are visitors at their brothers Allen
and Lee Owens.
Leslief Greenlief Of Attleboro Falls
Mass. arrived Wednesday at I. c
Hollis for a few weeks visit with his
aunt and cousins.
Miss Winona Wallace went to Au-
gusta Monday for a visit with her sis
ter Mrs. VIM. Knox.
Ralph futile and Vim. KnowltoI
went to Belfast Wednesday and re-
turned Saturday evening
Miss Grace Tuttle returned to hel
home in Cornville Saturday aftel
spending several weeks with her sis
ter Mrs. Lena Tompkins and friends
in Mercer.
Louis Wilde who has been visito
at Chauncey Hollis for the past twt
weeks returned home Friday
Mrs. Edward Bates arrived hom
from Camden Tuesday where she ant
her sister Mrs. Austin Brown hav
been attending the S. D. A. campmeet
ing. On their way home they visitet
Miss Ruby Holt in Halloweil.
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on account of the rain to July 9, when
a nice program arranged by a COM
mittee of several young ladies was
nicely carried out The house was
more than full so that some stood
outside. At the close of the program
ice cream was sold followed by a so
cial hour. When the ice cream was
sold out some more was frozen AND
when that was sold still more was
frozen so that all might be filled.
There will not be another till after
having. Following is the program OF
July 8: Opening song by chorus;
recitation, Marion Taylor; recitation,
Gladys Hall; recitation, Edwin kunz;
reading. Mrs. Abbie Hoyt; song, girls;
recitation, Bella Kunz; recitation, Lila
TAYLOR; recitation, Lena Buzzell; reel
tation. Hazel Hinton; song, girls; rec
itation, Rena Buzzell; recitation, Ruth
Kunz; recitation, Elyie BuZzell; reel
tation, Lena Hinton; song, Lena and
Hazel Hinton; recitation, Jennie ray
lor: recitation, Gertie Littlefeld; reel
tation, Ethel Hall; reading, Edith Full
Ter; song, girls; recitation, Alice
Leighton; recitation, Agnes Hall; reel
tation, Iona Buzzell; closing song
chorus.
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HARTLAND

Mrs Mary Connelley and Miss Doris
Dyer went to Castine Monday where
they will attend summer classes at
the Normal Scrool.
Guy G.. Fuller went to Hebron Mon
day where he will receive treatment at
the sanitarium.
Mrs. c. NJ. Williams has been visit
ing her daughter for the past week at
North Hartland.
Mrs. Gertrude Morrill, of Portland
has been visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. A. X. Burton for the past week.
Clyde Buker and E. A. Weber were
in Bangor Monday for the day.
County Attorney Leroy X. Folsom OF
Norridgewock was in Hartland and St
Adams Friday.
Mrs. Howard Annis and children of
Corinna have been in town for few
days visiting relatives.
Charles Waldron has purchased the
Huff store on the Island and has TAX
en- possession.
w. c. Humphrey of Pittsfield was in
town Sunday.
A large quantity of liquor was seiz-
ed Friday by Deputy Sheriff Fred S
Burrll at the railroad station. This
is the second large seizure of liquors
during the past two weeks.
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WEST RIPLEY

Mrs. Jennie Watson of Auburn. Me.
was calling at Roy Nutter's and c. w.
Russells Sunday. She has been Wis
ting in Cambridge. She returned to
Augurn Monday morning.
Raymond Farrar and Lima visited
Ivan Farrar and wife of Harmony
Sunday.
1t is hoped Mrs G. NJ Kimball is
improving.
Charles Laughton of Harmony was
ia town Saturday calling on his sister
Mrs. G. NJ. Kimball.
Mrs. Eva Adams of Stowe, Mass. is
visiting her cousin w. H. Farrar.
w. H. Jones, Mrs. Eva Adams and
Mrs. Callie S. Farrar made a trip TO
DEVILS Head, Thursday of last week.
Bird Austin is driving the w Ripley
stage.
Mrs. Rose Churchill who has been
nursing in Bangor is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. W. ]. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Woods daughter
Huldah of Bangor is spending her va
cation at home.
Mrs. Tibbetts of Bangor is visiting
| her mother Mrs. John Bowdoin anC
daughter Eunice Wood.