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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-11
anrtpflrrne.

Com pi iorleoen bebuoe0e bnr
ganobrna miniiteren MI iorelaat
% iaaet neotnget en- COB angaoenOe
Sno. % lloferieI al anrtoiler. oa
Ri iggte oerior 9r. Beberien
Snn6bn / Miniiteriet iorIebrn.
Miniiteren flyer: oaab. oct er til
omerifanife @looe. De BIZ babe Ell
ll0tnleIie; iaa nloo bi pare iorIig.
tige, iurIia iianr pi ifnl tale ON
a%ortoiIer, Tor gmerifnnerne Iiga.
moi, at bore anrtoiler er uaIminoes
lig imion og lnfre, men en- Ober.
gnna loo Oct alligebel til at DC life
piIoe hare benz
oMen bet bar bel ogina finn en-
0beraang2 5or Den Oroning Oeo.
rerenoe giliDnet meo aartofIer,
fcm Niasoagen MT bar bebtnaei.
aceepteres bel at ben nmerifnnifc
Regering2@
Get fan ri iiffert aere Reoning
pan eiter be 5er.5orbanoIinaer, hi
bar ieri men Sen n92 oe6lagne
COB betnoer oginn en- mcaet efief.
iiO aoniroI. SeIe 1iIinnet fommer
til at i~ortere unoer 9lantefrgfon.
troIIen, oa bet pr life aIene aortoi.
Ierne men oaino aortofieIpIonien
Der bill bIibe tiliet nf tpnoioe 1oIf.
iaa lea baober. oct fol oao. % iea
nina iiar: ies perrier mia meaet ai
0qnue G~fsportareu
Wnotte M 2anobrii9 sminiiterens
gooe 3orbaabninger life bIiue flint.
fe6el ca fan ban aennem fin reio.
Iiite Optr0oen opron boaoc. Of ri
fnnr ct fort anerifanff anrtojiel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-11

Zen fineiiife Heserings Btoer'
bQroigbcocr bsrer life enonu til bet
forbigonsne. Com befenot oplsite
grnii0ent guam Sbi aai for en-
Tib iioen 8oIfeforiamlingen Gigs
ooeen) os for Eioen uoasr graii-
benton o. bans aabinet Nationeas
sperfte glegeringsmaet. Guam fun
De uoen 9pipl foranore ben npfeote
Mepnblif til ct Ronnrfi meo iig
{eIp Iom Mondrf; men ban nGgter
peoholoen1e, at ban bar ioaoGnt |
Ginoe. 9or en- lib iioen ipurgte
han: .,1Dorfer ifit[oe iee blibe en-
WapoleorL noar ieg fan blipe en-
Woibington?~ San bar iionppnt
ct Moao al II Mano, bpem ban
bar betroet bet 6perp at gre uos
folt til aonultitution. elsie Wpno
i~nnlpotiicrer meo Brpsioentcn %
bill u~oarbeipoe ct acnititutionslio-
TAFT, fom BAN bill ianftionere. Der
er @ritno til at fro, at ban fit Rrin-
rib fro bill gipe 2anoet en- itDrf
@runoIop. Mail meuer, at ben rpe
meaerinq bill bIiDe oannet eiter
uoeIoOenOeM ouarfen 8.
g. I .abe Qiffb."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-11
Nrbrf Nnnnrirt paa ganSet.

sra afaoemiif 9rfiteftiorenina
bar III m%oetoaet ct lille Seite, moe
hoI0enoe gilleoer al ben paaSanos.
n0idllinaen i aarbus / 1909 op.
isrte a5lationsbn@, Der bIep reiit
paa Sniiiatib al 5oreningen og
iom ct lloilag al pore artitetters
Sora oper ben Mtangel pon 8or.
itooelie Al % aGrIigbcO til bort
9anos ganlIe 9nageiGt, Der ubin'
orct raaoer REQ oct mooerne gpg.
aeri paa 9dnoct.
Moo iaaoaut gD1geri bar arfi-
trftprne. Der i'll. Soaens Rotur
life fan faa meo Den SIass Suie
at aere. ialt oct iom en- BIigt at
ncoluaae en- oloorlig Rroteit en-
9rotcit moo. at bette gnggeri fol
flnne fenoeteane Dor 5io ION en-
1io. bnor DC 8oIf Ger baDoe meo
0llies epierpIie at aere. bar blot
teoe for eoner til at bpgge ilinot
o. imnft % hcrbco pan oette iGrliae
0mroa6e t~ilferte bort 9anos arI'
tur 1eaatibc Barber. Og for ieIp
at bqrc me0 / Nrbeioet for en-
iuno uonifliug af gDggenoooen
har g"fo6emiif arfiteftiorenine neo.
fat ct iiaacnbe llopaI9, Tom tagcr
ia al ale ber6en berenSe SpsraS.
mail On oirfer oircfte roaO9ibenoe
/ ale SpefasmaaI peorerenOe On
ierelien at Sue paa 9anoct. bill
fen Siplp noes noen geoerlag- Cor
enin9ea boaber poo oenHe ueaerl
nttiae 0is at batfe 3%oriiaoeIie o.
ssnteresie ior ct mutt 90 ioritn
oiat 9naaeiat paa ganoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-11

8ronnina Sopbia Al @rafenlano
banoe Tom grioatloret Tor iine
esnaer. Der or paa Ell NilitRrifo-
lie i 9otsoam. lie ell gruif %ortooofs
9raif. men gr. 9oning. 9raiten
peo Den iltbcrife STRIFE i 4tben.
Sun er MI blepen %9eniorliat meo
lin 9rooer. aeiier @ilbelm. Der
baboe let iloe paa. At bun al Stats.
benina bar blepen @rpiffatolif.
llnoer lit iioite9eiao / Berlin off bun
til airfe iammen men I'm 9ro6er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-11

Sprogipgrgsmaalet. 5orleoen
bolot gitre Giitrift al ben n%orife
SunoOe en- aonference / Dor 5rel-
Iers airfe MaOiion, @isconiin
Get Oaientligite @mne Tor 9rpi-
telie bar Oen burtise 5oranorIng,
Ser foregaar I 6oIfets 8rug al
Sproget. Zen Steumins par oper.
peieuoe. at Oenne 5oranoring mao
an~erfenOes, o. at airfen maa mo.
rette fin N~rbeiosmodoe og i'm 9ie-
neIte Iaaleoes. at 5olfets 8ur0
imeoefommes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-11
0uor b0rer oct ben!

Ger tales % itri0es iaa meaet
ON Dor iremifreone Iio. bbor langt
bi er foran De tiolieere 5I9gter /
0plnsnina. aultur. Civilization og
gannelie. Meo ct me0lioenoe
gfuIoertrpf bsrer % I9fer Ri ont
bporoan 3olf leueoe / gnmle Gage
% betragter % ielo iom bit op.
beieoe ooer ioaomne Scar.
9porpaa ifaI BET mi e9entlia fem
oes, ON ct 3olf goar frem eaer
tilbage2 9aa bets 0plpsning2 5
iaa 5aI6 MAJ bi pei inoremme. at
Der / oisic 9etninger er tore 5rem-
Ifriot. Raturens arafter tases i
grug iom alorig fer, Simmellege.
mcrne GRANTEES. biitoriife aenosger-
nineer grapes op al Soroen, og
Experimentation ger me Spoagel-
fer.
gerimoo bliner BET ct tort
Sperasmanl. ON Der ogina er
5relnIfriot meo 5eninn til altno.
fob ON, bpno Der fan tiene til at
oonne, renie. % uonifle ieloe Ren.
neifets anrafter, 8iaie % 6slelie,
iaa Somiunoet fan bIipe mere pro-
get at Ionot Sumanitet. aprligheo
oe Iicnitpiligbeo. % bette mao
Dog pei betragtes iom bet oigtiglte.
Soao Der eber itsrit Sn0flpoelie
paa ct Renneife, er oct, man Ter,
berer 20 - life minolt / Dor 99ie-
Iine Sio -. Ipfer. CT Soils
2itterotllr er en- eonife goo @rao.
mailer for bets moraIife og aanoe-
liee 2ib.
Seq mootog forleoen en- al Scope
4ofi9rs geger, Der onfte oct oOen.
Itaoenoe SpersmaaI meo alnor 90
geore1eIie / min Si9I. Oct er ben
ppmmeligite BOG, ieg nogen Sinoe
bar IpIt. paffuIo iom ben er al De
Observation-Disclosures eoer, 5proset fun.
oe finoe, og oesuoen iaa JULIO Of Ii
oerlig Spineri, at man nqiten mao
ifanme iig ne0 at bnDe lpit ben.
ut Der finoes Menneifer, iom bill
neonnroige fig til at ifripe iligt,
unorer mig iIet life. Get er fnn
Staofpitelie Of oct gamle Oroiprog
0Sboo Sjertet en- fuIot al, lsber
Nunoen (eler Yennen) oper meo."
Were mprfeIigt er bet, at ct garn-
mel, fenot 5orlngsbus iom @ploen-
oabls ell neopproige Jig til at no.
brsoe noeet ina 0emoraliierenoe
bort Soft. Geriom oOnfel
Gam" fenote ben Dogs SnoboIo,
uiIoe ban mart n9gte of ienoe ben
Wen oct, Der beorsDe0e
mia melt, er, at bort 6olf oil l9ie
ltoget faa b%9mmeligt. Og bet bill
be oespqrre; tbi 9ogen, bpis 9itel
pr .8reoens 8srn" er uofommet !
GpIag, ifent ben er temmelig
flor og bel fagtens life ina bilig.
Deriom Dor 0onife llngoom ifal OPP
peo ben Slags 2rsning, ida
er Der nof @riin6 til at ipsrge:
6bor bqrer bet hen2 Cg RI fen
oriitigt ipnre: Oct burer neoa6 |
Spno oa glenoigbeo, iloao ! SUQf.
felie al aarafter og moralif an-
IDorsfsIelie. Dog ifuloe bet life
lmore mig, ON nogle at Dor 9ios
aulturmenneifer bill for.
bare ben sIaos easnina og iige
nj man ifaI babe GDineriet frem !
apfet, ina 5oIf fan faa gGmmelie
Nei, oerfom noget iaa
uarnmeIiat pirfeIig prnftiferes !
- bpiIfet iee fnonu tpnfer
lot meget ON mine Qonosmpno til
It fitnne tro--iao lao bet oa enoeIig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-11

% Sffe Metoonier = iom leo mso.
te paa nm hoiic aeiic i 4oroamcri
IA. ON 3ialu, men moaife, nnar &C.
laier on 5orboIoene at DC Qua
fan Iaoe neale giorag iiuoe Rel til
9tof6nsaooe 2. asbenbann.
vi lone0e paa en- 6istret ylaaoe
At fpre gsaitorens 5orboabnngcr
i iaa Senieeuoe j 9rnneri.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-11
5anlt AmCrltanlt
0inttrme0e
/ apben6aun, lob Scbrnar 1914.

/ apbcn6aum, 1913 Scbrnar 1914.
Girsoagen Den 10. 5ebruar liot
oper stloffen 6 ON 9litenen ianle.
oes / 9enitre SioeiaI r aropten i
@runotuias Sus, 5tnoieitrGoe 3S
a 30 3eltogere. GeO ct iGaes Sai.
ieboro beo ibU. @rosierer. Sobn
Scbrsoer 0eItagerne biertelig Bel
fonmen % uOtalte, at bette Wleoe
life BAR ioranitaltet al nosen al Dc
5oreninger. iom ellers arbeiOer Tor
Sammenbol0 og @%eOblipeIie al
Tan 8anifbe0en biemme oa noe,
men oct bar Ell prioat aomite, iom
anioa Ct iaaoont &intermsoe Tor bel.
oigt / 9eitrgbelierne ior ret at by.
DC Sanif- 9meritanerne @elfommen
/ @ommeIlanOet % pie Dem noget
al De Sfatte, SamlInger oiUs Dor
Soueoitao ligger inoe meo, og ioo
iantioig gipe Dem Seiligbe0 til al
ie noget al Oct SpIDsningsorbeioe
Der aeres / Sooeoitaoen blauOt llna.
oommeH, liant fHutte 9efenOtifaber,
Der funoc bIipe til @apn Tor 0anif.
beoen baaoe Der % paa Den nnOen
Si0e al gtlanterbnpef. Gette Wsoe
ifllloe iaale0es finn uGre ct isrite
6orisg, og ban banbeoe, at oct mat
re blipe eiteriulgt al Here. San
gap MI nogle Oplpsninger ON Bro.
grommet. Dian hapoe ooeraIt pitt
Meoct megen SSmeOefommenbeo. og
man niloe ioa Iognng til at ie no.
get al BET beoite / gpen. Siot puo.
figt par oct BOG, on man baooe
benpenot fla til Gsibuiet for at iaa
aogong til ben biitoriife 9aobeu-
iarnling; fiji man babe Der ipurgt.
ON ale 9eltoaerne / Weoet uor
oonife llnoeriatter, og oa bette 10
life fun0e ~garnnteres, moatte Der Ell
gnoraaenoe til Diiniiteriet I'll, ier
END 3illooelien gunes.
Srf. SlIie Sleien minoc6es fit
go6e Sambpr meo 9nniferne /
amerifa, og bun bnooe cite oeroOre
ipurgt noele al Dem. iOm baUoe be.
ret bienme ! 0nnmarf paa 9eieg,
ON, bbor meget De bl. a. bnboe iet
al a~sbenbaon, og bun maotte be.
flnge, at altfor iaa al Dem babOe
Jet noget oioere al 9opeoitnoens
SeoGroigbeoer; nogle baooe enoog
finn iet noglc Of 9pens Yariteer, %
oct funoe man 10 ie liee iaa goot i
amerifa, meoens aebenbopn pirfeIig
funoe opDiie SamIineer os Winoer
ira bore 5eores SiItorie, Tom bill
De interesiere enbner Gnnifer.
goItor Senien ira @itbee taffeoe
paa anti .amerifnnernes Begne for
Wootagelien.
Sr. @aloemar Gbriitenien taffeoe
amerifanerne for ben tore
@Gitfribeo os OfferpiIIigbeo, be no.
oiier / amerifa, og ban uotalte, at
ban boooe pe6 ilere 2eiligbeoer Jet
% bsrt, at 9aniferne / amerifo
life Blot bopoe giort oct goot og
bar bnnoet frem, men at be ogiaa
6aDoe .Dunoet @merifanernes Sjer-
te.
Man off M mo / 6ooeoiolen,
5nor qriitelig misunderstanding
bopbe inobuot til Meoe, og SaIen
bar omtrent fulo.
9altor Roienonl bso Ielfommen
| Sqroelesbeo til 9nnf. amerifa.1
nerne. Get elGoeoe famL at bet
fsrIte 8intermeoe bar / @%runotpias
5us; tbi ben gepngelie, Der bop6e
iii Suie Der, bapoe oltio bat ct
ginoue oobent til 8eIt.
6oritonoer III. greosoorff, Sos.
fiIoe SsiffoIe, bolot 6erefter 5ore.
oraa. San obGIe6e beo ouopig Sol.
berg oe bans lib og omtaIte ben
iifiiteraatige og ~peoontiffe aano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-11
II. Gnnn fommer.

9lmcrifn mere rno populGre
@eiauot ganmart rciicr oen %.
Maris nifo I'm 8rnc til ameriio
hbor han er inobuot til Of boloc
3oreorag. or er iorifellige Stoter
lo0aiben6c 5oriamIinaer. ser itaor
iom Suobnoerc. men Or Cyan oil
ogiaa tole / Sorpar0 % Columbia
lllincriiteferne. { Dubuque / Soma
% / G6icaao. ri bar hoit en- Gam
tale mso Miniitcren ont 9ciien o.
ban ll5falte l%elgenoe: Seq bar iiGr
iunft at beieae oe iuOliae 5iaier,
Tom itoar en- Gel tiIboae fra SIa.
beiioenl OF ie1 bill irrmbGDe for
Dem anOeIsbebeaeliens % 8efieI
6riitens getnoning. 9(ar eiter aar
ma Soroen nennIia barre gomtIlo
% oct notrrer ben ielnidoelia Z
sanaoen Oct cr life. ioroi Den life
fan noe an0et toprtimoo; Der
flnoe bline pppcrIiae @rGsgonee
imoo spo: 0eierioGienet bar Der
en- aremtio for iia. Oct ifGl DC bone
at nioe $500"
Ter iorciioar iaoIeoes amerito.
ncrnc IN Gaffr i~ntcrcsinnie Sore.
oraa om 0ouif eauobrng Tom @ainl.
itcrpu mco beunorinasoprSia ener
81 bar iot ia ino /, ina pei teoritiit
peo talriae 9eisg pon oorc2ano
DO. OF San0brugs Sfoler iom
prattiif. beo. 0pbolo paa poreD3su,
iteraaaroe. 6a ui ioriianr De to
3anif g%merifanere. Der / 1912
oro Miniiierens iorioe 5orcoroos
relic p~aliarteoc 500 -Inilee4 for
at hsre ham.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-11

Mar Laserne henvender sig til Folk,
som averterer i Bladet, enten for at
ksbe hos dem eller for at faa Oplysning
ON det averterede. bedes de altid ON
tale. at de saa Avertissementet ! dette
Blad. bet vii vere til gensidig Ststte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-11

/ Tilfelde af, at Bladet like modtages
regelmsessigt, bedes man klage til det
stedlige Postkontor. Skulde dette like
hielpe, bedes man henvende sig til
.Danskeren"s Kontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-11

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Entered at Blair Post office as second
class matter.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-03-05

NORTH DLESDo&O.
Min Filth Burgeas Of Belfast was the guest
last week of MI. and Mrs. |. NJ. Burgess.
Capt. b. F. Coombs. who has been spending the
winter at home. left Feb. 18th for New York
to take command Of his vessel. ;. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ladd were guests Of her parents in
CAstine last week. Mrs. I'm. Burgess spent
the weekend with relatives in Belfast. A
little daughter arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Hatch last week. -. The friends
of Mrs. Hattie Lowell are glad to see her
about the house again after her illness. The
pupils Of the Ryder and Packer schools gave q
pleasing and successful entertainment in the
F. B. vestry. Feb. 9th. the proceeds to be used
for Manual Training. Following is the program:
Opening address, Leila Coombs; Grandmas
Cake, Richard Hodgkins; Pioneers Daughter
a Kansas Ben. Elsa Bates; Mount Vernon Bells.
Both schools; What is Ice? Lillian Hodgkins;
Guess, Marion Yeaton, Leslie Coombs; Our
First Flag. Elsa Bates. Windsor Decker. Her
bert Williams; Village Blacksmith, Irene Hodg-
kins; Like Washington, Benz Moody, R. Fair
field; Barefoot Boy, Award Webster; Washing
ton and His Fortune Song. Ryder Girls; Dia-
logue Between George Washington's Father
and Mother. Muriel. Yeaton, Sumner Yeaton; A
Columbus Day Exercise, Parker school; Little
Willie, Dennis Beckett; In School Days, Mil
bred B.; Special. Ryder Girls; Washington Day
Exercise, P. Boys; America, by all.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-03-05
DIED

APPLIN. In Belfast. M arch 8, James Applin,
aged " years and months.
CHASE. In Bluehill. February II. Ed ward +.
Chase, aged So years, 10 months and Is days.
CHASE. In Bethel February Is, Eliza A.
widow of Mei,iah X. Chase of Bluehill aged
sc years, 10 months and Is days
CURTIS. In East Belfast, March 2, Sarah E.
widow of the late Levi L. Curtis, aged 81 years
an 8 months.
DYER In searsport. February %, Nettie
Mae, wife of Elmer A. Dyer of Rockland, aged
rs years, months and % days.
FERNALD. In West Lincolnvie, February
%. Mrs. Lucy Fernald.
MITCHELL In Bucksport, February n. Mrs.
Dry M. Mitchell aged 70 years, months and
16 days.
N1cKELs In Brooklyn, N. Y, February 26.
Henrietta T., widow of Hon. J. G. Nickels OF
Searsport, aged SO years, months and day.
OVERLOOK. In Liberty, February IT, Joseph
Overlook. aged 81 years, 10 months and 10 days.
PIPER. In New York, March 2. Mrs. Eudora
L. Piper of Belfast. aged 63 years. m onths' .,
K Rankin, aged rs years, month and IL days
READ. In Belfast, March l. Mrs. Myra l..
Read, aged "a years, 9 months and IL days:
RIDLEY. In Prospect, February e. Chrlsto-
pher Ridley, aged rs years.
RICH. In Orland, February "a, Mrs. Maggie
Rich, aged Sc years and months.
RoD1CK In Bar Harbor. February l9, J. An
drew Rodick. aged s5 years and day.
SMITH. In Bucksport, February IL. Jonn
Henry Smith, aged 70 years, months and IL
days. - NJ
Susan A. Smith, aged rs years.
STEVENS In Appleton, February 18, Lucy,
wife of John Stevens, aged 80 years, month
and DAYS.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-03-05
FIRM FOUNDATION
Nothing Can Undermine 1t In Belfast.

Nothing Can Undermine 1t In Belfast
People are sometimes slow to recognize true
merit, and they cannot be blamed, for so many
have been humbugged in the past. The expert
ence of hundreds of Belfast residents, ex-
pressed publicly through newspapers and other
sources, places Doan's Kidney Pills on firm
foundation here.
Mrs. G. L. Field, Union street. Belfast, Me-
saws: 81 feel it no more than my duty to say
few words in praise of Doan's Kidney Pills,
procured at the City Drug Store. For some
time had severe pains across my kidneys and
the kidney secretions were unnatural. tried
several remedies but got little or no relief.
Finally used Doan's Kidney Pills and l soon
noticed change for the better. After taking
one box, the trouble left. Doan's Kidney Pills
still have my hearty endorsement. They have
given me relief on several occasions and
cannot say too much about them. willingly
verify all that said in their praise in my for
mer statement"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Fos-
ter-Miiburn Co., Buffalo. New York. sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the ame-Doan's-and take no
other.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-03-05
BORN

RowLEY. In Warren, February %, to Mr..
and Mrs Percy Bowley, daughter, 81 pounds.
CROKER. In Belfast, February %, to Mr..
and Mrs Richard w Croker. son.
EATON. In Deer Isle. February 8, to Mr.. and
Mrs Asa c. Eaton, son.
FREEMAN In Rockland, February 25. to Mr.
and Mrs. Clarke Freeman of Matini Gus, son
READ In Belfast March l, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis H Read. son.
SoPER. In Orland, February II, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen K Soper. a daughter.
WATERMAN. In Belfast, February a. to MIR.
and Mrs Charles H. Waterman, son.
YOUNG. In Union, February 2, to Mr.. and
Mrs H. B. Young, a daughter.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-03-05
The News of Brooks.

Hamilton Jones from Lowell is stopping with
friends in this vicinity. LIE is accompanied by
his wife,
Charles H. Forbes is at home from Vermont
for few weeks rest. He has spent the winter
thus far on the road as salesman, in which
business he has been successful.
Wellington R. Simpson is reported seri-
ously ill.
|, winter goods.
The Jenkins Lumber Co. is practically build
ing new mill and has big pile of lumber to
saw this season.
The lady Maccabees furnished dinner at
! the Kilgore hall to the town meeting people
last Monday and were well patronized.
Miss Hester Rose, successful school teach
er in this vicinity, has accepted the position of
substitute mail carrier on Brooks R. F. D.
route No. 4, for her brother, Hale Rose. She
will drive it when the weather is suitable.
We have letter from John c. Lane, for
mery of Brooks, written in South Georgia, Feb.
24th, in which he says that .thejessamine and
other wild plants are in full bloom and that the
country looks very beautiful there now. He
has spent most of the winter in the South on
business for manufacturing firm as a sales
man.
The Excursion to Laughland with the High
school pupils last Friday evening was an en-
joyahle affair. Of course it was sunerlatisely
ridiculous, but many witty and really comical
things were developed. Everyone went there
to laugh and they got the opportunity. Mr..
Norwood is host i'll himself in all matters of
that kind. Union Hall was packed and Sthe
school will net good sum for their library.
The body of Samuel Foss was brought from
Massachusetts, where he died, recently, to
Brooks, where funeral services were held
Feb. 25th, Rev. David Bracket officiating. The
body was placed in the receiving tomb. Mr.
Foss was born 10 the Gibbs nelghborhood in
Brooks IA years ago and lived there until about
Is years ago, when he went to Massachusetts,
, where he had since resided. His first wife was
the daughter of the late Daniel Jones. He
left two or three children, none of whom live
in this town. His brother George lives in Wa
terville and is occasionally seen here. Mr..
Foss was known in Brooks as Samuel Foss 3rd
and was worthy citizen and valued mem
Der of the Methodist church.
Charles F. Foss died Jan, 2, l914,in Monroe,
aged 81 years and 1 day. He was born in
Waldo Jan. l, 1880, and in his younger days
followed the sea Nov. 6, 1858, he married
Susan Warren of Belfast Me-, and soon after
moved to Brooks and settled on Pond Hill, So
called Five children were born of this union:
Lizzie E., Otis W.. Agnes E., Eva E., and
Charles E. His wife died Sept, 8, lS93,and the
only surviving child is Agnes, wife of N. A.
Cilley, in whose home he was tenderly cared
for in his declining years. Mr.. Foss was vet
eran of the Civil War, being member of the
9th Me. Infantry, and several of the G. A R.
men attended his funeral. His old neighbors
and townspeople remember him with much
respect, and goodly number of them attended
his funeral.
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SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York, Feb Is Sid, sch Augusta W
Snow, Jacksonvile; %, ar, ship VIM Frye,
San Francisco.
Boston, Feb &C. Ar. schs William H Clifford,
Jacksonville; Jacob M Haskell, Mobile, (later
Philadelphia. Feb "a. Cid, sim Dorothy,
Stockton.
baltimore, Feb 81. Sid, sch Blanche C
Pendleton, Charleston.
Norfolk. March q Sid. sch Blanche H
Brunswick, Feb %. Sid, schs Ella M Wiley,
Ponce, P R. Feb 25 Ar, sch Governor Pow
ers, Norfolk.
Mobile. Feb e. Sid. sch Celia F. Havana.
Virgins, S G, Feb %. Cid, sch Alice L PEN
Mobile, March 1. Sid. schs Carrie E. Look.
Gulfport; Anthony Nichols, do.
Searsport, Feb "a. Ar. sim Lisman,
Baltimore; barge Rain, Perth Amboy; ~ ar.
Lehigh Valley barge No FOL, Elizabethport;
aid sim Penobscot. Portland; barge Lehigh
Valley No 700, New York
Stockton, Feb q. Ar, sim Dorothy. Phila-
delphia; to load paper; %, ar, sim Mlillnocket,
New York; sid, sim Evelyn, Norfolk, with po-
tatoes; March l, sid. sim Dorothy, Phlladel-
phia.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Puerto Mexico, Feb 81, 2 p. m. Sid, sim
Minnesotan, Dow, Boston.
Salina Cruz, FEB "a, 6 m. Ar, sim Ne
braskan. Knight, San Francisco; sid, m. sim
Georgian, Nichols. San Diego; II p m, ar.
sim Texan; Stehelin, New York; sid, 70, about
n m. sim Panaman, Sweetser, Delaware
Breakwater for orders.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Baltimore. Feb 26. Sch Blanche C Pendle-
ton, Hayes, hence for Charleston, with COAL
snruro aleak and had list to starboard; YES
sci anchored inside Cape Henry at 9 m Tues
day. .. 6 e
Haskell, three-master. was abandoned FRI
day at sea in sinking condition, ana net cap
the British steamer Roseland and brought to
Savannah. arriving today. The Haskell is SIS
tors, was built in 1891 by W sawyer q Son
at Millbridge. Me. and is owned by ) Emery
& Co, One of Boston.
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! Nj ARRIEH

BROWN KINGsBURY. In Winterport. Febru-
AIRY 27, at the Methodist parsonage, by Rev. A.
]. Lockhart, Edmund Earle Brown of Bangor
and Miss Ava Frances kingsbury of Winter
port.
GoTT- CosGRovE. In Bucksport, March l.,
Eben A. Gott, Jr.. of Bucksport and Mrs. Eva
Lake Cosgrove of Ellsworth Falls.
HOPKINS BURGESS. In Bucksport, February
Is, Richa I'd E. Hopkins and Miss Carrie Justina
Burgess, both of Verona.
TURNER FULLER. In Montville, February
%, by Rev T. Pentecost, Carl R. Tu rner of
Palermo and Miss Lucy M. Fuller of Montville.
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STATE OF MAINE.

WALDO IS.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT, IN VACATION.
BELFAST, March 3, A. D. 1914.
Upon the annexed Writ and Libel, it is Or.
dered by me. the undersigned, a Justice of SAD
Court, that notice be given to the Ebeiee by
publishing an attested copy of the same, or an
abstract thereof, together with this ordef
thereon, three weeks successfully in The Re
publican Journal, newspaper printed in Bel
fast. in the County of Waldo, the last publica-
ton to be thirty days at least before the next
term of said Court, to be holden at Belfast
within and for said County. on the third Tues
day of April next, that she may then and there
appear in said Court and answer thereto, If she
see fit. WARREN c. PHILBROOK,
Justice supreme Judicial Court
A true COPY of the libel and order If Court
thereon. 3w1O
Ate at: GEO. I. HEATING, Clerk