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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10
gerbennnb SH untenegriner
% oIlen bic Serben in gOs'
nieuorddnifireu.

j
Rpm. pia 2onbpu, 9. Geptemter
Der ,gorrerie b. sStaIia1 per0fefnt!i9t
bic folgenbe Oepsids aug Stutari.
rSrsi Solonnen rlontenesriniitel
Sruppen urter oem General 8uco.
titi6. haben nah einsm heftigen Gam.
pfc cine tpihiiae SeoIition Bel sSoea in
Siiben pom gpsnien 6efebt.
Die Serben unb Wpntenearinsl
tuoIlen in bag sSnuere bon gosnier
porbringen uno bic Terbifde geo1l,
fsruus in Der probins in ganbsn or.
saHifiren. bic bic 1fterreihiider
Sruppen in isber .m0alidben @siie be'
lditisen foIlen.
Die beutiden Referbitsn
in 6 bile.
0alparaifo Chile, 8. Gept.-
Seit ausbrua bes arieges 6aben In.
gefl1r 5000 frlns0iiIde. britiids nnb
bslgiide Nsisrpilten Chile perlaiIen.
Sic haben iid Dor bier aus mad, guss
nos glires bsgebsn. po jie boiIdnoiits
Dampfer na9 europa eenpnmsn bas
ben. Sn sinigsn DGllsn nrbsiien bieis
Ueute fir ibrs llebsrfibrt.
gs befinbsn iih ungefdbr 5000
bsutfts Reierpiitsn in g6iIs, bic nifri
i'm Stanbs iino, in lire Seimatb aus
riidsuisbren.
sSn GbiIe IN cine Iropaganba i'm
Gunge, a[le beutifrn maaren 5u be-
Ipor5ugsn.
Riot idieBen.
2onbDn 8. Sept. Das bris
tii6e MarinsminiIterium mdnte ON
qnenb fprmea betnnnt. bnB elm brittle
Ideg MdrinssauftI6iff in ben nahItel
pdar Soesn un0 pGbrsio Der Ra9t
iibsr 9onbon freuSen iperbe. Uds
publitum ipurbe sslparnt. ni4t bars
aif sa f4isbsn.
Der Ddmpfer prina NAL
bemar In 6onolulu
dusefommen.
5onolnlu, 8. Gspismber. Der
DnmpIrr .prins WdlbemdrA BON
gloroheutffxn 2lohb. 1T i'm bieIigen
6dfen eiuseloufen unb bat I'M Sns
Itruftionen an bic Gompagnie isle.
arapbirt. Der Dampfer ipirb uabr.
fdsinlib bier abtadeln.
StaIien bereitet fi@ bOr.
Qonbon. 8. Sept. Gin
aprrefponbent Der Central Ieips tsIts
grnpbirt aus @enf In Der G4pei5,
|buB dIIen 5taIisusrr, bic 5u ben dlte,
|sess RiaiIsu beg Rsiss0sa as4assu'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10
NATIONAL
BISCUIT.
COMPANY

Saoqe unb fOlst Sem Mutteridut,
bieie teGnt feline Wiege uno ipriht Die
9lGerpeltfpra9e bes acknowledgement,
uuf ieinen 9ort5eil bebahten Sauiiez
rers. MGre es anbers, pdnn piirDe
bas Wort 8dterIanb lGngit aus unz
Ierem WortTdus setilgt fein unD oas
Bprt Seimatb nift feinen berauz
idenb fiiben &lang mebr befisen.
Solange Die Welt befte9t, bat es
&riese segeben, unb fOlanse bic Welt
beItebt, lperben arieee als elementare
RotApenbisteit, bic fi6 aus gang nas
tiirIi9en 9eIeBen ergiebt, in bic Grs
I1einung treten. benippenig Die
man cine 2eibenfGaft Suredttneten
ober ibr per6ieteu taHn, ii9 81 melz
ben, ebeufopenis tunn man ben Dol
fern oer6ieten, fiir ibr Seiligites 5u
bluten. tpenn lie ielbit Gus eigener
lleberSeugung bosu setriebeH peroen.
Man tann 4riese gu Dermetben Jus
den; per od uber ruff: sort nit benz
&riegs", Der elei4t ben ri4t ernit 5u
nebmenben geidtpDrer. Der bem Baum
gebietet: .@adie nIht" 9enn Der
Streit Der 00lter lit mir cine ins linz
ermsBlide aebenbe @iebersabe bes
Streites einseIner Snbipiouer, uno
bieIer liegt I'M &alnpf inns Ddiein
begriinbet, Der nit Der @ntfpidlung
Der qanaen Ndtur unb bes Wleni6en-
eeIhle9ts 3uiammenbdnst.
Wean bente it1 einen ben &rieg pers
bammenben, nur Dem eipigen 5rieben
bulbisenben, stpifben anberen Cans
bern eingeflemmteu Soealitdat, Der
pl6bIid bur9 friegerHfe @eliiite feis
ner @renSna9burn urHanft aus ieiner
beIbaulihen Rube aufgeIhredt pirb-
ehon Der Selbiier baltuugstrieb piirz
be Jpn stpinoen, gu ben lGngit pers
roiteten @affen gu gretfcn, um ieine
llna6bGngiefeit gu pertbeioigeu. Gs
aibt nidts in Der DeIt, bas iicb freis
pinia Der @ernidtuns preisgGbe. Die
g5lter bebiirfen 10 elrt Der eruption
ME bas ein3eIne SnbiOibuum, I'm Dor
gridlaffunq betpabrt .5r bleiben, tpie
bic f6piiIs, ben 2ltbem betIemmenoe
@tmpTpbGre bes reintgeroen 9etpits
ters beoarf, banlit bic Rerpen slr
neusr Spanntraft erpa4en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10
q aeiielsgploiiOn
gcuroc fir @iaiam cierarb psrbdaa'
niluuil.

s,n be6entlitlent 3hiianoe rpiirOc
gsitcrH slbciS Ser p Sabre nIie Mil,
liam Scrnro, peldJer Stop 3ila acl.
Ipg sleenue mobRt, Dem ldOtiifIcn
Scipital eiiigelicfert. Beraro III als
Mrbeitcr bci Dem griideH6au ii6er
ffai aiianii i5liiB aii Ger geehniont
sIaerac t.)aiiL INC beianS iidJ ailf Der
griidt. ais plSelidj ein 0elicl eifies
gnmpftrabnen erplobirtc. 9ur4 ben
GcTaltigen 9uitorlid iuiir6e Gjeraro
CHS eiucr S5obe BON 40 iSfh abge.uor.
fen INTO trng einen Sddbel, gsaien-
lu,0 Arnlbrrd. iuluie idtuere Gerlcs.
inincH am st5rper 0abpu. Iie slerste
beS lidotiidJca Soipitals baben nenig
3oiinNiL hcli @erlcsien am Se6ct
erfclten All fonncu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10
auS(ano uelegrap(.
gie ,,Scsnnic"
---3.----
Die in einen britiidm Silfstreu5sr
umsspunbslt iplrOs,
atn Der aOrotiiIis bon sdoitlano &c.
idsitsrt.
2ie .Scsanic"

apnbon. 8. Sept. - Das of
fi3ieIIe gla6ri6tens sgureau ma9ts am
gl6snb Oas GOlssnbs bstannt:
Der 9ampf.r .Stsanie" Der bsim
atasbrud oss arisgss armirt unO in
cinsn 9ilfsirsu5er umsspunb.lt wnrs
De. 1T am Disnitas an Der gloroiiiite
BON SaottIano seideitsrt nnb gang
5u grunDe seganssn. Die san3s Be-
idbuns tpurbs sereitet.4
Die Oceanic nadte ibre lebie fYabrt
BON Rem gort pah Soutbampton an
fanqs. qluguit unb fam am 8. 4uglii
in benz ensliIfen 6afen an. Die bri'
tide Regierund ipanbelis ben Dam
pier bann in einen 6itfstreuaer nm
9ds Sdiff mar BON 1924 Conner
&apa3itdt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10
sinacIIjafen i'm Sopf.

G(us einsm 5snitsr Der eltsrli6sn
Wobnlne SO. 103 SO. gisrts Stfabs,
lisb ssitsrn gla9mittas Der orsi Sabre
aIie sSrsb GorIaborn eirs 2eift nit
einsm ainpsl9usen bsrab inb bate
babti bns llnglid, bic I'M Telben 9aas
e iDobnenbe bier Sabre alie Wldrp
5nll nit osm Soten in ben aopf 81
trefFen. glarp muBte nab BEN FAB.
iii6en Grantenbdus ssbradt iperbeit,
fuc bic ger5ts ben 5aten bsrnusi9nei.
ben milhtsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10

ben IN grafIsl benz amerifanif6en
G,eIanfien ben gtriebr nit Ieiner Res
aieruns nidt seitdttet babsn, lpirb Of
fisielI o.s ilnridiig beaei4net. Der
gdanbte Dbitlod bat fiirali6 semel<
bet, bnb bic beutfhe 3egisrung inn
un6 benz fpaniIden Geionbten cine
Ips3ieGe Drdibberbinburg bon Brill.
fsl mad Berlin aur gcrfiisuna se>
ffefIf hnhe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10
Grnites nno Seiteres pom
&riegihauplak.
Der aaifer sablt atlesl

XIV S W " 49, ="
Gin aug 5rantrsid Seimsefebrts,
eraGblt: .2lls i9 in 9erbsstbal ein'
Sunbert.Jranes Rots umtpeAielr
lpollte, bot mir Der We9iler bafiil
pisr5ig Mart in beutIden papisrselb
S6 ging auf ben 5anbel ni9t elm uni
bate bic &iibnbeit, Don bem S6ol
tsrbeamten cine 5ubrtarte na6 ger-
lin gu psrlansen uno ibm als. 9sgen'
lsiiiuns bafiir bic Sunbert.Grancs-
Rote bar3urei9en. gr nabm lie MID.
an, unb Der Stationsooriteber fonn.
te mir au9 ui6t belfen. Qbsr elm 3D.
bsiitsbsnber SoIbat, Der bic Gabrtar-
tentontrolle ausiibte, Iaste gelahen;
rQber MilitGrpapi.re baben Sic bot
Ra alio, bann fabren Sic ebsn obn'
Jabrtarte. Der aaiisr sablt aIles!4
Oeutf9e &amerab 9 q #.
2luf elmer Selbpofttarte. bic in
Samburs sinsetroffsn 1T, itsbt II. a.;
rsSSn meinem Battalion iinb etipa Ied.
ala qrosent perbeiratbst. Bir 2ebi'
gen iinb iibereinsetommen, bsim Dor,
ppitenbisnit unb patrouillisren, nil
i.berbaupt bsi alien ssfGbrlidersn lin.
tsrnebmungen biejenisen. bic 5rau
unb ainber auriidsslaiien babsn, 5u
pertreten.
Cine Rriessertldrung
me1r pber peniger.
.5ier iperbsn ariesssrtIGrunsen
dngenommsn!" Gin naderer aaho.
ilurmmonn BAT bieis teds SnI9rift an
sinsr Wa9itube in Berlin ansebra9t,
Srsffenb ipis 10 man1er Sploatenfpit
in erniter 3ett tsnn5ei9nst bisfet
spab bic stimmuns, beg seiammtsn
@olies; EN- allsemeinss 9srtrauen aui
bic aers9te G,ahe lnb eine fppblbs'
gliinbete 3upsrii9t in bic Dsbrfroft.
eine pillensfeite SeIbitii4srbeit Dbns
piel @orte, bds 1T bas asmsiniams,
BON 70 pislsn 5rsunSi6aftssrtlGrun.
gen aussel6iie @efiibI i'm beutfden
@aterlanbe.
4rbeitsrpobnuneen Der
I'm burg Imerita-
2inie.
Die Samburs 9lmerita 2inie 6a!
beI6lpFen, bic gfnseb0rissn Der 3u
ben Sabnen einberufsnen 9eppbner
ibrer glrbeiterbdufsr pGbreno beg
arieses unsntssItli9 tpOhhsn gu lai-
fen.
10000. elfaBslotbrinsif9e
ariegsfreinillise.
gu Der 3abl BON 100000 beuts
fden &riessfreipilen bat GlIab.
aotbrinssp nitt psnissr als 10000
beisetrasen. GelbIt in ben @rensors
ten nit frans0iiid sefinntsr 9epDlte.
rung meIbeten iid SsreifpiIise in
arpben Wdiitn gum Rrisesbienft. Die
fran3GiiId ssiinnien 3eitunsen iinb
duf einmal beutl9 national seipors
oen unt ipreden ausnabmslos bic
lleberSeueuns aus, baB bic perbrederi.
ife SsrnuSforoeriins Granireihs bic
reihen 5dben Der eeiftisen 3uiams
menbGnse Der gllt glfdifer NIT
sJrantwih 3erftGrt babe unb bieier
aufse3puusene 8rieg bic RsihsIanbs
tntrsnnbar NIT benz ReiGe perbinbsn
.tpsrss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10
Nafdne.

gln Der SsdIten unb Dlouno
G.:rlbe purbs geitsrn Ra6mittag Der
13 Sabre aIte Sacob MarHer bon 20.
732 Elnpcn Mpsnue bon einsm &C.
fgam Der mtas Sarge GypreB 9e.
fsuifaft fitOerseiiobsu unb trug cine
G gerl.buHg am liHtsn SGsn,sl bapOn,
f,slGs I'M itdDtiidsn 5oipitaI rsr6un.
f,n trerben mubte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10
tsimbratbs mno 2isbiidsle,

Tsran WiGidm Sstamb BON Ho.
2440 SarriIcn @p,nus tbeilte Der por
l5si nit. bab iis b1n eirem SdnD.
Ter, nsltsn iis nit Ramsn nannts, ein
BUD get1pft BABE, unp eur 3abluas
t.n. S5,glnt, CAB. rpelhs Der gambler
irsfieln fo1ts. Def ge5citnete nahm
bas gsIb oH iid. psrsab dber NIT
lsnl Weflaaslo auriidaut0mnlen.
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Seilieer 3orn.

.9llIo biepelterini bat seitern absnb,
70 miierabeI seiuueeng"
rRa, i'd Iage Sbnen, nit aaer
mDsli6en @esenitduben III lie BPM
8ublitum bomborbirt tporben; iosar
Elm S6rrobr mar ou5ipiI9enl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10
psrboten iDor6sn fei Stalien gu OerIafs

fen.
III NIB ipenn es ms:nen febs
ten mann toftet."
Gonbpn, 8. Sept. - ginem in
giom in llmlduf befinbli1en 9erii6I
5ufolse ion Der aailer Hifolaus bic
folgenbe grfldrung absegsbsn ba6en.
sd BIN entI1loiIen bis mad Berlin
islbit por5uoringen, nnb irenn es mid
meinen lebten Mann toiten foate."
Der aorreiponoent, Der bieies Be-
ridtet, fiigt nuf hin5u, baB Der ias
pdntIhe 8otTfdfter in ct. geterss
burg ben MuniCb aussebriidt babe,
bic iopanif9sn Golbaten al Der Geite
ber gtuifen tdmpfen 5u febsn. Der
aniier fol baruuf erpibert bdten:
I'D iperbe msin 9eife5 tbun, lin
Shren @unid in Grfiiluns gu brin.
gen.
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6 n g / d nber BON einem
i4pebif9en Oampfer

&openbagen, 8. Sept. - 0et
i6Debif6e 9ampfer yGantbiob1. Der
in Gsfle. i'm 8otbniihen Meer6uien
dnSetplnmen 1T. bsri6tet. Oab er In
finniIden Jdbren bon einem Osltiden
5orpeboo6oot angehalten tporben iei.
bas % engliIde paiiasiers, i'm qlter
Don 20 Bis 40 Sdbren itebeno, psrs
hafttte unb berabbolte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10
Gisereamieit in Osr 9liIigsns.Nirds.

Ger 5rnuen0erein ser Gp. grct.
Gbilippus Ssirhe pcrdnitaItet heiite
gaadmittas ilnS sIbeub ein See
Cream Social4 i'm Sonittngsfbul.
Simncr Der Stride, Gde Hnce Strabe
nro WcRiden. 9lpenle. lin 3 llbr
abGt6s miro Gin biibifes grogramm
5iir 9ur1fiibriirg aelongen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10
@pibe.

Sic; Der Jrau SduIS m bic
@DnrmerreiIs por5iisIid betpmmen;
iie 1T etne gang unbere eetporben, 10
bab ibr Usonn bod srfrelt it,"
CT: ,,Runititiid! Menu ers me gana
,aubere Erau haia@
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-07-01
NORTH SULLIVAN.

Arthur Gordon, of Massachusetts, is
visiting here.
Mrs. Louise Hooper went to Hancock
Point Saturday.
Mrs. Hattie Miller went to Hancock
Point Wednesday.
Frank Carlton had moving pictures in
K. OF P. hall Saturday evening.
The Golden Rule society gave an enter
tainment in II. Ii. d Co.'s hall Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Ada Blaisdell, Mrs. Nina Colson
and daughter Grace went to Stonington
Saturday.
A party OF nine drove to Prospect Har-
Dor Friday to the home of Mrs. w. II.
Moore, where they were met by several
others from this place and by friends of
Prospect Harbor. A picnic dinner was
enjoyed at noon. The hostess served a
delicious fish chowder and plenty OF lob
sters. All bad delightful time.
June %. M.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-07-01
To Certain
Advantage
Dirs<isas viii Evssy Bed Il Special vslss to wsssa-
Ssil svsry~ksss. IN ksxss, loe-. Ee.
Another Link With
Ellsworth Falls.
Ellsworth Falls Citizens Add
Their Praise.

Another link with our neighboring
town Of Ellsworth Falls is provided in the
following grateful and generous statement
of well-known resident there, Mr..
Frank e. Fernald, who says: "of and on
for two or three years was annoyed by
attacks of backache and dull pains
through my loins. Once l had a severe
spell and couldn't stoop. After ! sat
down, it was hard for me to get up. Hay-
ing read a great deal about Doans KID
ney Pills, got supply, and it required
only one box, obtained at Moore's Drug
Store, to permanently cure me. Time has
not changed my high opinion OF Doan''
Kidney Pills. i willingly confirm my
former endorsement"
Price Soc, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for kidney remedy - get Doan
Kidney Pills - the same that Mr.. Fernald
had. Foster Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo,
Ny.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-07-01

walk the floor. | could not lie down or
sit still sometimes for day and night
at time. was nervous, and had very
little appetite, no ambition, melancholy,
and often felt as though I had not a
friend in the world. After / had tried
most every female remedy without sue
cess, my mother-in-law advised me to
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. / did so and gained in
strength every day. I have now no trou-
BILE in any way and highly praise your
medicine. 1t advertises itself. Mrs.
S. T. HURLEY, Eldon, Missouri
Remember, the remedy which did
this was Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. For sale everywhere
1t has helped thousands Of women
who have been troubled with displace-
ments, Inflammation, liberation, tumors,
Irregularities, periodic pains, backache,
that bearing down feeling, indigestion,
and nervous prostration, after all other
means have failed. Why don't you try
it? Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.,
Lynn, Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-07-01

NEWS.
SULLIVAN HARBOR.

Miss Thayer is guest of Mrs. Otis
Human.
Eugene Simpson has returned to Cam
bridge, Mass.
Mrs. Lyman was a recent guest of Mrs.
Cummings.
Hon. ID. T. Timayenis returned to Boston
Saturday night.
Miss Helen Smith is in Rockport, Mass. -,
for the summer.
John Roache and family, OF Quincy,
Mass, are occupying the Preble cottage.
Miss Georgia Emery, OF Newton, Mass,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. s. Cummings.
Miss Helen Davis, W no has been in town
for few days, returned to Massachu-
sets Monday.
Miss Henrietta Simpson leaves Wednes-
cay for Boston. She will attend summer
school in Hyannis, Mass.
Mrs. William Newsome and daughter
Ethel, Of Boston, have arrived at their
cottage, ''Ethelwolde LODGE" for the
season.
June 20. II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-07-01
NORTH LAMorNE.


Miss Anna Young is home from Bosto,
for the summer. 'a
Mrs. Robbie Norwood and dsn,.,.
Hope, OF Southwest Harbor, are yisit;nr
here.
Miss Ruth Trip, OF waterville. c.
last week to spend the summer with ~
grandparents. John Davis and wife.
Frederick Tweedie came wedpesss,
from Cambridge, Mass, to spend the ~.
mer with his grandfather, Georea a
Coggins.
Lester Young, who has completed n.
first school year at Colby, is home. na
received the second prize in German. sIso
the second scholarship prize.
Mrs. Fred Mccarthy, OF Passadumk.,.
made short visit here last week NJ,
sister, Mrs. l. N. Salisbury, and family "a.
turned with her to her home for visit
Amos Morse returned home sundo,
from the Moses Brown school in provi,
dence, r. l., where he was recently gradp.
ated. He expects to enter Brown uni.
versity for course in civil engineering.
School taught by Miss Eunice Coeuins
closed Friday. The pupils and teaehs,
went TO Blunt's pond on a picnic which
proved very enjoyable. Those perfect in
attendance for the term were Fred Hiv.
gins, Mae Kittredge, Ernest YOUNG
Beulah Young and Henry Linscott.
June % u,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-07-01
FALLING HAIR AND
ITCHING SCALP
NeedIess Il Use Parisian sage.

Needless - Use Partisan Sage.
Now that Partisan Sage can be hau
at any drug counter it is certainly
needless to have thin, brittle, matted
stringy or faded hair. No matter now
unsightly the hair, how badly it is fall
ing, or how much dandruff, Partisan
Sage is all that is needed. Frequent
applications and well rubbed into the
scalp will do wonders - it acts ilke
magic. The hair roots are nourlsheo
and stimulated to grow new hair, ltcn-
ing scalp. dandruff and falling nan
cease-your head feels fine. Best Oh
all, the hair becomes soft, huuys
abundant and radiant with life anu
beauty.
You will be surprised and delightea
with Partisan Sage. Try at least one
fifty-eent bottle fromlG. A. ParcheI,
he will refund the purchase price II you
are not satisfied.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-07-01
scHooprc, 4os. WINTER HARBoR.

June Is, Schoodic grange held meeting
and worked the third degree on two can
didates. June Is, thirty-two members Of
Rising Star, Pleasant River, Lamoine, Lin
coin, and Jonesboro oranges, visited
Schoodic grange. The Cushman team
worked the fourth degree on two candi-
dates in an impressive manner. After q
short literary program by members of
Schoodic grange, supper was served. After
supper games were played. 1t is hoped
the visitors enjoyed the visit as well as the
home grange enjoyed the visitors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-07-01
GREEN MOUNTAIN POMONA, %.


Whereas, In Green Mountain Pomona
grange, assembled this day at Amherst, we
learn that the Divine Spirit has called to that
hotter grange above our dearly beloved sister,
Mildred e. Emery, be 1t
Resolved, That Green Mountain Pomona
grange loses one of its most distinctive types
of pure American girihood, q character
charmingly sweet, life nobly influencing, q
member highly appreciated; and be it further
Resolved, That in these moments of sad
bereavement, our membership deeply SYM
pathizes with the kind and loving parents
and family in the.irreparable loss OF 3 loving
daughter and sister; and be 1t
Resolved, That these expressions of pa
tronly sympathy be forwarded to the family
and to THE ELLSWORTH AMERICAN for publ
cation, and that q copy be also inscribed upon
the records of Green Mountain Pomona
grange. Respectfully submitted,
Roy G. HArNEs,
CLARA F. JOHNSON,
WILLIS l.. PRATT.
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THE OLD FLAG.

By III. c. BURNER.
OF with your hat as the dag goes by,
And let the heart have its say;
You're man enough for n tear in your eye,
That you win not wipe away.
You're man enough for thrill that goes
To your very finger tips;-
Ayl the lump just left in your throat that rose
Spoke more than your parted lips.
Lift up the boy on your shoulder, high,
And show him the faded Shred
Those stripes would be red as the sunset sky
II death could have dyed them red.
The man that bore it with death has lain,
This thirty years or more;-
He died that the work should not be in vain
OF the men who bore it before.
The man that bears it is bent and old,
And ragged his beard and gray
But look at his eye, FIRE young and bold,
At the tune that he hears them play.
The old tune thu nders through all the air,
And strikes right into the heart
II ever it calls for you, boy.
BE there! Be there, and ready to start"
Off with your hatias the Gag goes byl
Uncover the youngsters head!
Teach him to hold it holy and high,
For the sake of its sacred dead.
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HANCOCK POMONA. Ii.

Hancock Pomona grange met with Pc
nobscot grange June 26, Worthy Master
ellis presiding. A cordial address OF well
come was given by Mrs. Carrie Perkins,
responded to by n. l.. Heath, of Castine.
Discussion of the topic "What are some
of the advantages of centralized school
and under what conditions is it possible
to establish suchg" proved interesting.
Recess followed and a fine dinner was
served by the sisters of Penobscot. The
afternoon session was devoted to a fine
program, and the highway question was
discussed. A class of twelve was in
structed in the degree of Pomona.
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had very pleasant, though altogether
too brief, call from Aunt Jana a few days
ago.
Some OF the Mutuals may not be spec
tally interested in this weeks column, but
we are obliged to have variety OCCASION
ally, and as the book interests me, l have
shared some of my views Of it with you
Please furnish some seasonable recipes,
like strawberry shortcake, for instance.
Best wishes to all. AUNT MADaE.
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WEST EDEN.

Miss Alice Ray has gone to Stonington
and Belfast to visit relatives.
Elmer Reed has gone to Manset to spend
the summer with his mother.
Misses Sarah Hadley and Thelma
Swazey are employed at Somesville.
Miss Janet Trip, student in the high
school at Northeast Harbor, is home for
the summer.
Mrs. Lulu Lurvey is i'll of appendicitis.
Her sister, Mrs. Jennie Taylor, of Ston-
ington, is with her.
June %. M,
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EGYPT.

There are several summer visitors a.
Buffers point, and more expected later.
Amos Clark and wife are home from
Orono, where they have spent the winter.
Chauncy and Allen Butler. of Buffers
point. are home from college for the sum.
mer.
Miss Abbie V. Hutchins is home from
Waltham, Mass, where she has spent the
winter.
June 20. NJ.
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Mu.ual Benefit Column.
EDITED By "auNT MApGE",
Its Motto: "Helpful and Hopeful"

The purposes of this column are succinctly
stated In the title and motto-it is for the mutual
benefit, and aims to be helpful and hopeful.
Being for the common good, It Is for the com
mon use-a public servant. purveyor of In
formation and suggestion, a medium for the In
terchange of ideas. In this capacity 1t solicits
and Its success depends largely
on the support given 1t In this respect. CON-
must be signed. but the name OF
writer win not be printed except by permission
will be subject to approval or
rejection by the editor of the column. but none
viii be rejected without good reason. Address
all communications to
THE AMERICAN,
Ellsworth, Me.
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EDEN.
H. M. Jellison was home last week.

FL. M. Jellison was home last week.
B. Day and family, of Bar Harbor, are
occupying Mrs. Martha Leland's cottage
for the summer.
Mrs. Granville Rouillard and son Irving,
of Boston, were the guests of Mrs. j. K.
Garland last week.
Edward Cousins, who has been in the
hospital at Bangor the past five months
with broken leg, is home.
June ~. ".