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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-18
The Isis,

The fourteenth serial of the Mutual
Girl pictures is given today at the
Isis. and will also be shown at all per-
formances Tuesday. Margaret, the
clever little actress that plays the part
Of the Mutual Girl is taken aboard the
battleship Arkansas, in order to teach
her something about Uncle Sans
great fighting devices. She has a fine
time on the ship and enjoys every min
ute of the visit with the jackies.
The Musicians Daughter. a two-reel
Thanhouser, featuring Maude Fealy
and a Beauty Film, with Harry Pollard
and MargarIta Fischer in the leading
roles, are also shown.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-18
AT The MOVIES
The Riiou,

Tonight, Tuesday and Wednesday,
the Bijou will show the six-reel feat
ure picture, For Napoleon and France.
A special matinee was given for the
press this morning and the picture full
fills all that is claimed for it. Signor
George ,Catt9neo, in the role of Napo-
leon B~onaparte, is excellent in his i'm
personat;on and tacitly handles the
great armies. The other parts r well
taken and all in all the picture is one
Of the best features that Manager
Treat has ever given local photo-play
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-18
SPECIAL EXCURSION TO
GOOSE LAKE LANDS

May goth to the famous Goose Lake
district, Canada. Come with us and
see the best farm land in the north
west. Only SIS for a round trip rate,
covering the greater portion Of west
ern Canada. Come where others go;
the Goose Lake district is the best;
production warrants our claim. Call
or wire for reservations; remember
the date, May 20.
Godart Land Co., st. Paul, MINI.
w. M. Rohan, State Manager, Fargo,
No. Oak.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-18
Gard of.Thanks.

We wish to express our thanks for
the kindness Of friends INC neighbors
during the sickness and death of our
daughter and sister. Muriel Evelyn;
also for the kindness of Rev. Mr..
Stever, and also for the beautiful
lowers. NJ. r. Gross, Mrs. M. F. Gross,
Mildre Gross.-AdVt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-18
TO GO TO CHICAGO

F. F. Mcbride, chief clerk Of the rail-
way mail service. whose office was re-
Gently moved to this city from Grand
Forks, is to be transferred to Chicago.
where he will occupy a more respon-
sible position than he held here. His
position In this Office is to be filled by
August Collier of st. Paul, who has
been clerk on the st. Paul to James
town route to this line
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-18
WITH AVERY co.

Cashier Larson of the above COM
pany called at Aaker's Business COL
lege this morning, asking to be sup
piled with another stenographer to
help take care of increasing business.
Mr.. Elmer De Laney was sent into the
situation at once. The manager of the
Avery company is also a graduate of
the A. B. c.. in fact, practically the en-
tire office force consists of A. B. c..
graduates.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-18
STRAWBERRIES

Klondike and Arkansas strawber-
ries, just arrived, and nice and fresh,
1Sc a quart. 2 quarts for 35c. Navel
oranges, zoe a dozen. Bananas, 1Sc a
dozen, 2 dozen for 35c. Pineapples, 2
for 25c. All in~good shape. All other
fruit at bargain prices all the time.
The Corner. Fruit Market, 40 Front
street and 316 Broadway. Idlekope
Bros, fruit jobbers, wholesale and re-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-18
WITH N. p. co.

Another Dakota Business college
girl has just accepted a situation with
the n. P. at Dilworth, making the
tenth emplo! ed. 1t must be plain to
prospective Lupils that the best stu
atoms go to D. B. c. people-this is
the best advertising.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-18
800 BUSHELS CHOICE

Northwestern Dent seed corn for sale.
All picked before the fall rains and
kiln dried. Professor BoIley's germln-
alton test, 81 per cent. Price per BUSH
ell, $3.50. +. O. b. Mapleton. D. Brown
lee, Mapleton. N. D..-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-18
FOR SALE SEED CORN

Acclimated Northwestern red dent.
Raised from early selected seed the
past four years. Took first prize at
Casselton corn show in 1913. Write
for sample and price. H. r. Pence,
Mapleton, N. D.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-18
fMay HIS. 1s14.)

Al statement or bill head form that al
Californian has patented can be folded
and sealed so that the address at the
top Is on the outside. saving the K
pense OF an envelopes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-18
SUMMER SCHOOL

Ouens at Dakota Business college
soon. The same wonderful equipment.
made the school famous with pupils
and employers alike and the same en-
ihusiasm which makes study a pleas
ure await you. Enroll now-publicity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-18

There was launched at Port Arthur
recently the largest steamer on the
Great Lakes, having a capacity for
585, 900 bushels, or 10000 tons Of
oats
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-18
JAMES KELLY
JAMES ~
INFORMATION WANTED

Regarding the whereabouts Of James
Kelly, age go, formerly of New York
city, last account of him was from
Dahinda, Ill, February, 1910. Employ
ed at Railroad Construction work in
the Northwest and Southwest. Anybody
knowing his whereabouts kindly COM
municate with VIM. Louvain, 43t West
Gath St., New York.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20
anf,ndlt Der GtrfsI.

Gouen, bic bdlo abferteln molten,
brinet man beiSeiten in GinSelbudtsn
untsr, bamit ie Iid bOrbsr an ben
ret,n Srt ssp0bnsn tUnnen. MaH
mdht ibnen Elm rei9li9 tpei9ss Gas
ger bun t~ursgs6adtem S%treutrOb,
eenn i'm qungftrpb tOnnen ft9 bic
5ertsl IeiGt Dsrtrie9en, lido tie banR
Ton Der ii9 nisOsrleoenOsn eau ers
criidt tper6en. 4n ben beiDen Seis
ten unp Der Ridtpanb oes Gtales
bringt man etIerns Stangsn. Bic am
bsIten eingemauert tperoer, 10 an, DaB
bic 6au lie nidt 70 lsidt ibsrfeigsn
aber aud ni9t baruntertrje9sn tanr.
Dele Gtangen, bic RatiirIi9 aud bon
6oI3 fein tOnnen &. 4bb.) fo1sn 8
3on bonn JuBbOosn obiteben unb bins
ter ibr follen sipsi SUB Houm bIeibsn
fir bic Sertsl. Die Jertel lernsn balO
iih bierbtr retteH, psnu1 Die Snu uue
rnbis lit un0 iit au trttea orObt. Sn
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elmer lnIden Maldint Ileigt natlrIih
nit Der 6Dbe bes @lsbbsf tanots, Don
Der bic Mlenge bes aelpoHntaeH Iunp
gers ksbingt pirb, unb itIh ibsthanes
lin mub aud bic nSties GLADE NdtEs
lamb ~porbanbsH fem - lngtH mir
minbtnsns 100 Mtrss -, aui Dem bar
Diingsr Sur g%erpsHbnHs tommsa
tam. Der i'm Winier aus ben BitbS
Fallen gsfammtIls Diiussr muB ma
.tiirlih NIT Der ,uiiprthsnbsn Wlsnst
Girp6 psrmifnt perosn, nm i'm ipaS
Ter I'm Driblabr In Der bortsilbdflt'
fen mtii, ausnuber gu tcnntn.
CO 1T tanespsgs gtIagt, bab Der
6auptborisil btg 9iingerItrsusrs IN
Der burd ibR tr5isItsn eripnrHib an
msHl@li1sr 4rbtiistraft lisgt, OBJ
lpobl au6 biefsr Rubsu i%sintsptgs
40 bsrodtsn III uno Bel Der 5raet
Der qnI1oFfung Der Moidine lpohI
in @strnnt asjoeen ipsresn niog.
Wsit pidtiser inoss 1T bic burd it
gsbotsnt Moeliattit, ben Dilngsr
pOlIiOmmsn glsidmdbis duf cas
4dsrlanb 5u psrttilsH, ipoourd eia
t6enmdbiess @nGstum unb m6sIiail
.informige GntpidIuns Der bru5s
bsbingt piro. qu4 trmOsliht es
Der DinstrItrsutr, Eel Der 9trtsiIuns
bss Mifss mtbr 6tonomiih 81 ptrs
fobrsn, b. 5. ion IN biinnsrsn Sdids
ten ausSubreitsn, als bits mittsis Der
MiItsnbtl sel4ehsn lam, uHc babel
Ipringt Der gprtsil beraus, baB cine
GROCER, Gld6s gsbiugt fpsrbsn tonr,
als in anberer Weiie. Msnn mir nit
gsnubung oes 0iinssrItrtusrs 100
5ubrtn GtaIlmiIt gIsi6mdBig iibtr
20 acres 2anb, bic nit Mais tt,
pfIanjt fpsrb.n ioIlsn, ausfrsusu, 10
tperben mir bon BEN Diinger pro
Sonns in Dollars unb Gents einsn
notwithstanding DisI srOBsrsn Rubst
Siebsn, nls renn mir btnfel6eH auf
nur 10 aerss aanb Unit Der !Sano,
aIlo bidter unb aud unsleiasr) aus
mltrsuen. Wir miiifsn eben INNER
bsbsnten, bab Elm nidt gsringer 2eil
bss Dertss oss Giingsrs In Ieiner
ippbltGtisen, inbirsitsn Ginnirtune
auf bic pbDiitaIiiat @siaaffenbeit
unb bds 9ottsrisnIsben bss 8optlls
bsru6t, pdbrsnb er gum anbereu, in
me6r birettem antsile in Der 3ufibs
runs bon pfIan5snndbritoffsn uno Der
8ersidsruns OtS 8Obens an 6umus
6sIttbt; bisraus srgibt f9, baB es
pOrsn3isbsn 1T, cine mOgIfdit srUBe
GIa6t 2nnb.s in sIsi6mdbis.r, oins
ner S6idt au biinsen. ielbit iuenn
bic bisrbtt noipsnbise g~sbanbluna
BEG 0iinsers ii8 etpas teursr ftsIlsn
lolIte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

ben sritsn RGhten, na1bem Die Gdu
getporfen bat, lGBt man am 6elten
cine 2ntsrne i'm Stall bremen, ma.
tiirli1 inttr ben FSStigsn 8orIi9tss
maBregeln. Sat cine San msbr ais
10 Sertel %getporfer, 10 mii6en bic
iiberaGblisen entfernt nerotn. Man
lam foI4e Sier9sn isOo4 rtht gut
nit Der 5Iaf6e uufSiebsn, iuenn man
ole Miibt niGt I@sut. an oisIer bari
man es Bel Der 5erteIauF5udt ibet,
6dupt niht fsbIsn laFen. go empfie1lt
e8 Iia 4. g., bic 5ertct tUegen Der
@tfabr bts Grbridtiperoens, iras be-
Irnbsrs bel dItsren, Idperen Gaus
eli, fslbH BEL GROCER @prii9t Dss
mutteftieres, bofsommen lam, balO
mad Der @e3urt ben Der 5au Fort8ua
nebmen. Nan bettst bie Gertel IN
Itit1t suasbedte htugepolitsrte S5rbr.
GIT il 3 eDer 4, iinb Itelt Tie an sinen
luarmen, trodenen Grt, Bier ober
fiinfmaI an Gage brinat man bic
Jsrtst 81 ressImGbieen 3eitsn bsr
SAT- in Der Stall. bic fie Oann iofort
1nnimmt. SIT lie oas nidt, 70 mub
lrau, ~tDsnieftens snfanes, bsim Sdus
gen babel bIeitsn, uno barauf adtsn,
b0B nlls B,rtsI gut an bic 3ibtn ge@
Iungtn. bic lid Gin oberen nno mitts
lsrsn aeiFe fws 8audes befincsp. lro
RE 9ruIer Ste meiite Mild dbfpE
otrn une opn mo bic jtorfsgm ftrtet
hie fnpddertn osrn 1bnrdantn /
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.bsfs bon pornhtrtln p%or5ubeuesn, bat
.H6 G6pttIbIHis, bic man naf bic
.Rtbsn prtui, ais borBligIih piritnb
lsFpItlen. - bort, ipo F9 Der T6mar,
.lt @EsHnsr ooer bic podsntranlbtit
bsrsits Sslat, III ss %uHbeblnsi nCtis,
bic tnifprshtuotn Mabnahs
men su s%rarsifsn. Dabin g,b6rt ous
.Ioforfies Gntftruen Der BON 9rtn'
.nsr beimetIudisn 1siIe bss Msin'
fods, b. sipsdmdbissr Mtiit burd
.Nsrbr,nnsn uuTadblIh gsmadl iper.
ben. Gebr gut btipdbri bat Iih and
.bns BslpribsH nit elmer beibsH o.
flung ~b.isbtnb aus 3 plumb GiIsa'
Ditriol ntbIt 6 @ramm aupirpittiol
uno / @aaOns Mafsr.
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Gimfadls @srhittrdssr.

qls 3rGgsr fir Elm GsrHf, tpis
man Is gum anitrtiden uub 4usbsi
fern bon Gebduotn ODER fir dbuliHs
3psd. Ouf Der 1arm bduiig sss
brou4t, itno 5pst StiiBsH BON Der
grt, pis bier cine abesbilOst III, Iebr
prottifd uno Isidt un5ufsrtissu. sic
btitebn aus bier bel spsi 500 oiden
9ol3srn fiji Den obsrtH ipassrsdtsn
unb bic isnirsdlsn SeitGutsils, Iotpis
l. bel 65OaissH 9rstitrH fir bic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20
Die gpdsntranfbeit BEL Rebsu.

Die podentrantbsit, aud oer
f6por5e 8rsnner seuonnt, 1T Elm
f6marObsnOsr qtI3, Dem fotuObl Die
8eliBer BON Deinbergen ais aud bic
ei%nSelner Dsinit6de Bel auftretsn ers
b0bte aufmsrtiumt:it identen miFsH,
fpenn Ie nidt Gsfdbr Iaufsn tuoIlsa.
bic arbeit bisIer Sabre pIObli4 Dsra
ni9tst gu isbsn. Rad ben bisber ses
ma6ten 8coba9tunsen III bos bers
hserenoe Auftrsten Der erpGbnten
grantbeit Defenders in reaenrei4eu
Sabreu felgeItelt pOrosH. ipGbrenb in
trodensn Sabrsn anideineno bic 8Ors
bsbingungen fir bic gnttpidIung Oiss
les qilass ftblen. 9ssiinRi9t pirO
bas auftrsten oss iGpnr3en 8rsnnsrs
nod bur9 fsufte Qogsn unb rsihIide
Irii9e Staamiitbiinsuug, pdbrsnp III
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.6e==--'
sMsfl9S
Val Der gdlluslns.

AOflAA ttNM ~ =
en- 9i,re ouslnfs, tuabIs man nnt
lrdiiioe uuO i6Iitb. allies irunillds
UGttrial BON o%OrnbsEeiH aus. an
5elt,n n,rbsn Die Su Glsiiai9psiusll
,eItir,misn Eisrs sItid naH osr'
46yeten, bic 81 Sptdidtptintr pc
limmt,n ,rlt nano,m fs 5ismiitl
uso,tpadltn FRo, alIo tina tptnn
h Srtipi,rttl bis Elm Sahr srrsifil
,oben. tniIprstsub asiitisrt, ipoOs'
IN g,troht su sisber III, bub DE sne'
Nlnen aaTsn Iid am itnsIlft,u sni'
nid,ln. S.rbh uno Dintsr puo ol'
por,tQlihiftn MGitSsitsu, Sumnl q
bos El,tih Der in mariner Jabr'A'
;,il a,fhiadtsim Tisrs ouh gu Ton
ierpisrsn III. Das idlisbt nidt aus
bah bie IloR AUDI oas sdnjs 5aps
btnourd atifsben lam.
nan untsrTdsiott germ bier Wlalt'
perioeen, IL nah oss art bss 6ut'srs
pno Der ELECTROMAGNETIC, bic man
anp,nS.t. Der Jurmer bat g IN
Der erIisu gsriobt, mo in Der Hs9sl
Elm, oroRe SrsbluIt pprbdnosn TT, IN
Der Sono, Sas billissr. Gutttr. moo,
Iida iOlf,ts, psl6ss Oi. Wivtitalt
ibr %li,isrt, gu rsid,n. Die Sdptl'
ne o,ppbnsn Tt ourd aufnabms nee
nicer nahrbafttr, dbsr polumino'sr
Gfoff. an oas gisIfreHsn uno n.n'
men in Der spei.sH uno oritttH p.'
rioSe bonn aud Don ben Itirtsr mos
Ttsnotn Huttsrmitisln msbr gu li9
I'm Der piettsn Guttsrperioos LAP;
Sic arsBluf Der Siers oil %bsOsutsEo
rad unS es 1T oft iaipsr, ihnsn ocs
lsure ;Eutttr i6madbuft gu madlsn.
0us oeI6i.bt am srftsn unb betttn
burd abpsdsluns in Der 0erabr.t'
djund Der Huttermittsl, inbem nihi
eilpa, ME Dies i'm QnIang Der Waf
poll oeIheben lam. tdsli9 Elm uno
baSfslbe SHUTTER eer.idt tpirb, iono.rH
ino,rt NIT Den proteinrsi6sn 5uttsr'
miiieln, uIs Gsrfs, Muis, eIbisn,
Ralateime, Osltudsn, iuurs Watlf
uIfp. n6aspedTslt miro.
Dab e fir ben S4ptinsaiihtsr
ar borteilbaftsitsn III, feline S4iptlris
70 raid als m0gIi9 felt gu mo4.n,
Ii.ot ouf Der 6anb; es uiiroe bdbsr
Elm Stu3ieben Ser Tluit Ourd gu ge'
rtngs Guttersaben cine gor5 taltds
6pdrTumfett bebsutsn. Damit Der
8udItr aber bic Gspibbeit sstpinnt.
6uk feline SApeins spedentiprefero
aefilttsrt n.rosn, III elm resslmdbigss
8isasn oerIelben am plnbe. Surge
Sdpeine IulIen, ri&tig gefiittert, in
Den erItsn 9pnen tdslid orsIbierteI
bis Elm pfhnO aune9men; srsibt Gin
mpndtli4es speimuIisss Miegsr EN-
6erunterqehn bieI.r 3unobms, 10
maFsn 1uttsrabGnbsrunsen borge.
upmrnen, ODER 60 muB unterfa6t
iuer6eu, tpslde JebIsr etna gsmnht
pOrOen Inb. gs barf bag gut
ter 4 9. nidt tdlt, nod tpenissr
beiB, fOn6srn INNER in unSensbm
Iouem 3uftonbs, aud nidt herb pesr
brSdlia, Ion6ern in Iei9t brsiis.m,
cher stpas fliiHieem 3uitdnb gereidt
Sn ben Iestsn periOoen
Der Gutierung IaFen Die Sdusins
in Der 3unabms mad; follte bos
Elm beosutenoes fein, 10
tut man better, Die Moft ubauf6lies
Zen, sbe man oas teure Muffutter
Meter unnis perihpsHbet.
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gorsiise bss 9anstritrcntrs.

gu ben anbpirtl1oTtIiasn Tla.
i9inen, bic fir sinsn srDBsrsn 6arms
betrieb 10 gut ME uaenibebrli6 fine.
sebOrt niAt in lebter ainis Der 4iiRs
gsritreuer manure spreadar), nsfs
ZEN srOBen Bor3ilee erit Dor Ginger
3eit bon sinem FdnnerItdnt s,a 9trs
geitsIIttn elmer Der lan0mirti naftfidfa
@eriuhs Itntionen oen SFarluerN nue.s
ssleOt lpugnsA. sic Nsrnsnp6ag.tlI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

benz sierrei@ (S9nsdeu unb Snists
tenn bic peitsren 9srbrsitsr Der pOts
tentrantbeit gu. iuhen finb.
bort, mo Die junsen arisbe, 8Idts
Ter, Ranten unb 9ssren nDn Rem
l9morsen Bremen befdasn finb. biIs
Den Tih bruans bis i6norsbroun,
5lsden Ooer 8euIen, Ole an ibrsm
duberen Haro BON einem puIitartis
gen Ring bssrsn3t iinb. Die Gulgs it
Elm Observation-Disclosures Der ASbe ano
8eIten Der 8ldtter, tbeniO refer mo-
tiirIi6 bic 8esren nidt aus. 70 bdB
Der GndOen inter ltmitdnoen cir
gang erbtbIidsr fsin fam.
lin sinem au!trsttn 0isIsr 'FRONT.'
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SdrdgItiiBtn an ben Stittn. DieIt
SrGgsr psroen tinfad esstu bic
gslebut uno mitttls eiuss
Obsr tontigtn 8altsns, Der in
bic Snnsnisite Der 9rGssr bineinpabt,
an Srt un6 STEELE ssbaIten. 8si
oi. in er0Berer gntFtrnuns
bonn 9ooen bsnubt ipsrbsn, tn ss rat
fam, TGrttre 90I3sr, als obtn anss'
seben, sttpa 4 BEL 4 3ol Did, 81 Oers
ipsnbsn. usber bic Srdssr tpirb bunn
Elm fairies Brett ssIsgt uno
6as gsrit 1T fsrtis.
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9as GirfreRen eer 9a6mtr.

gu oeH uHaI9eHe9WllkH uHutlsil
mdn4er 6ibnsr sebort aud oGs
5reiien Der selesten gitr, uno ipo
srit bos gisrfrsHsn eiH3us sebolten
bat, obmsn bic dnoereH Gisre rs BALI
mad.
Gs 1T gar nidt 70 Isi4t, Die Be-
trtFfsnOe 5snne babel nb3ufnfen. De-
3itter merit es erit, iueuH oas NsIt
regslmGbis beihmubt 1T. Rur IN
ben i.ttsultsn GdIIen 1T Die llndrt
ben 6ennen pieoer db3ugetpDhnsn;
bas BETTE T1ittel bI:ibt Sas S9lodts
meier. Smmsrbin III Is ratiom, ben
urTa6sn nuf bic Spur 3u tommsi;
bonn man9mdI ipielt bic Grndbrung
aud cine RoIle babel, inosm ben
2ieren bas IholsnbiloeRbs Mntsrial
fe5lt; alter aaItm0rtel, seritobere
GierI9dlsn ober auItsrfdnIen birfen
ben 9isren ME borentbdlten peroen.
2eidt sstp0busn ii4 bic 5snuen aud
bns GierfreFen an, tpenn garl5e uno
fri1he Gieri6alen ben 2ieren Dors
aetporfen tperosn, bdrilm oiirfen otes
e nur setrodnst unb sertlsinsrt bsrs
obrsidt fperosn. Gin ungliidli6er
3ufoiI lam au1 on3n beltragen, oab
Gin Gi i'm Qsit ssrtriimmert niro,
bic !Sennen finbsn DOblgtfaIIsn AT
Dem Snb0It uno piden nuHmebr aud
gauge Ger an.
ollie Miibe, ben Siersn ons Giers
FreTtn abausepobnen, ntrb mtiItsns
btrgebli9 ietn. uRb MIR oo, no Is
iiG Inn ipsrtpOlIe Sisrs bnnbeIt. foII'
lie Elm bdbingebsnbsr 8eriu6 esmlht
peroen. Mer Is perfu9en mill, BEN
Ieien na9Itsknbe Re3epts empfoblen.
Bon benz @runoIuse uusssbero,
baB Elm fdls6tfamsdsnOer Snboit
bes gies Die 9ennsn BON benz Qaiter
btfrtien fGnnse, fiillt man Elm uu5e
ge6laIenss Gi nit gfsfFer Obsr rsdt
ihdrfem Moitrid, legt es in bas Tef:
O0sr nuf ben Spf. Auh Elm fduleS
Gi, oas sinen duBerit nioerlifen
@eruG sntpideIt, sisnst iih Oa3u.
Die gutsn Sennen tperbeu oas 81 lrs
beaGtet IoHen, ipGBreno Die lltbeltds
term boIb ous 81 anpuden uno ben
Snbatt ber3ebrsn MIRO. Cine unbe-
re Mstbooe, bic dber immtrhin retl.
teuer lit, bsItebt oarin, 6sn Sibnern
iagslang tpeiter ntdts gu gtben nIs
Ger. 9aburd. ooB isIbit 9eIitoteIs
fen, i'm usberfIuB eenoFsH, pers
idmGbt psroen, fol! cine 6eiluns Der
nnart berbsigefiihrt perben.
4uberoem gttt cs NeIter, Die Die
eelegien Gier bsr 6cnns un5ngGn9lidj
MAIDEN, inosm Der Refbooen nlh
binten abFGIIt, 70 SaB Oas geleete 81
in einen ooruntsr befinhIidcn Rdim
no Die Senre ni6t bineslanz
gen fam. DitFes MlitteI f9eln!
ipobI bas Bette gu fem, fusns e Dem
nidt auf bic Soften einss
9sItts ontommi. qrattifhe
3i6tsr tDnnsn iid Elm ToI9ss gtit
leIbit nnFertigsu, bod 1T bierbei al
beafteu. Oo6 Der untsrt 9iaum auss
gstplFert lit, oamit ha5 81 nidt be-
miro.
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PENOBSCOT.

Wendell Varnum is confined to the
house with a severe cold.
Roy Leach and wife have moved into
the Varnum house, which he recently
purchased. -
There will be a meeting OF Penobscot
chapter, o. +. s., Saturday evening, Feb Z.
A large attendance is requested, as there
is important business.
Penobscot chapter has received an in
vitation to visit S. K. Whiting chapter at
Castine, Thursday evening, Feb. II. A
large crowd plans to attend.
A masquerade ball will be held at the
town hall Wednesday evening, Feb. IL,
given by several young ladies. Refresh
ments will be served. Halls orchestra.
Rising Star lodge, F. and A. NJ, and
Penobscot chapter, o. E. s., are invited by
Rev. Chester Smith to attend the Baptist
church in body Sunday morning. 1t is
hoped that many OF both orders will at
tend.
Tom Perkins had a narrow escape from
drowning Sunday, when he went on the
bay to the edge of the ice to haul his boaI
out of the water. The ice gave way and
he went in. He was in the water half an
hour before assistance reached him. Sew
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SOUTH HANCOCK.

Mrs. Nettie Higgins, who has been en-
ployed at Sullivan, has returned to Mrs
r. w. Grants.
Lawrence Bunker, of Sutton, who spent
last week at c. Y. Wooster's, went to
Sullivan o-day to visit friends.
Mrs. C. S. Colwell and children returned
from Norway Monday. Mr.. Colwel went
Saturday to accompany them home.
Miss Ida Stinson, of Portland, has
joined her parents, j. w. Stinson and
wife, at S. 81. MitchelI's for vacation.
H. d. Ball, who has been on visit to
his son, DR.. F. E. Ball, at North Dakota, is
expected home in few days. DIR. Ball
will accompany HIM for short stay.
G. W. Colwell, who is here in the inter-
est of his lobster business, went to
Charleston Saturday to spend Sunday
with his son Harvard, who is in school
there.
Feb Q w
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BUCKsPORT SCHOOL BURNS.
Proficiency in Fire Drill and Cool
ness of Teachers Save Pupils.


ness of Teachers Save Pupils.
Because Of their proficiency in the fire
drill and the GOODNESS of their teachers,
ITO school children marched in an orderly
manner out Of the State street schoolhouse
in Bucksport after the structure was in
flames last Wednesday. Not child was
injured, and not once did the orderly lines
OF children break, as they pressed forward
to the outer air and safety.
The schoolhouse itself, which is oppo-
site the Catholic church, is total loss.
The damage is estimated at 5000, covered
by insurance.
The school was full OF young pupils
when the flames were discovered. The
primary school, taught by Miss Guida
occupied the first floor, while above was
the intermediate grade, in charge of Miss
Abbott, which numbered fifty pupils.
The fire caught in the cellar near the
furnace. 1t smouldered unnoticed for a
time, and then Miss Rollins saw smoke
pouring up through the cracks in the
floor. Walking quickly over to where the
smoke arose, she could hear the roaring of
the flames beneath her.
Miss Rollins, without outwardly betray-
ing excitement, rushed upstairs to where
Miss Abbott was listening to a recitation
and acquainted her with the situation.
Then the two teachers gave the tiredrilI
signal and the pupils, many of them at
first believing that the drill was but part
OF the days exercises, formed lines and
commenced filing out.
But long before the lines had descended
the stairs and gained the outside air, the
thick smoke and the cracking of the fire
had told the children that the drill was in
earnest. Not a youngster broke from the
liner however, and under the reassuring
words of their teachers the files continued
to file out in perfect order and decorum,
The fire drill demonstrated it's full value
in Bucksport on Wednesday.