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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-08-27
PERSONAL.

Deacon and Mrs. W. W. Fish of Freepor
are guests of Rev. and Mrs. W. F. Sturtevant.
John Beckwith of Springfield, Mass, has
ioined his wife in visit with Belfast relatives.
Mrs. Eugene Hayes and little son Gerard of
Readville Mass, are visiting Mr.. Hayes
mother, Mrs. ]. o. Hayes.
Russell Cook and friend, who have been vis-
iting in Belfast, left Wednesday for their
homes in Somerville, Mass.
Mrs. Mildred Mason BROOKS and little daugh-
ter, Aldana, of Portland, are guests of Mrs. A.
T. Stevens, East Belfast
Mrs. Charles Strout of Woburn, Mass, is the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. G. P. Lombard at their
cottage on the North Shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will R. Howard, who spent
the summer at The Battery, will leave to-mor-
row, Friday, for Williamstown, Mass.
Miss Nellie Hanson returned Monday to her
home in Maiden, Mass, atrer few weeks
visit at the Eaton home, Court street.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. R. Hutchings of Cliftondale,
Mass, are spending two weeks vacation with
Mrs. Hutchings' brother, George C. Seavey.
Mrs. Annie L. McKeen returned to her
home in Belfast. Sunday, after spending the
weekend at E. H. Colbys at tSunset.-Deer Isle
Messenger.
Miss Abbie Couillard of Boston, head book
keeper of the firm of Chandler & Barbour, is
spending vacation at the Burd cottage, Lit
tie River.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Parker and son Carroll
have returned from a visit with Mrs. T, E.
Thompson of Woodfords at her summer home
on Chebeague Island.
Mrs T. A. Mitchell and sons Claude and Ed
win returned last Saturday to their home in
Roslindale, Mass, after visit of several
weeks with Belfast relatives.
Miss Mary E. Pierce, who has been spending
few weeks with her mother and sister, Mrs
Sarah R. Pierce and Mrs. Essie P. Carle, left
Monday for Boston, where she conducts a
school of stenography.
Mrs. Katherine Hills left Saturday for
Gloucester, Mass, after a number of weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Maine Hills and Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Brown. She was accompanied
by MISS Katherine Brown.
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Of Toaay's Journal.

Rail-. War News. farmers
/. Bsss pv Meeting. "A House Warming.
Union sa-s in Real Etate. Secret
Trans. Trans obituary. Foreign Tour
SOcleuueajin and the Merchant Ma
me, r.,.l Notes and Comments: Our
, Poiltilessrr rton Letter. .Arnold's March.
Wasn.Fbnf Wmasonsbfngton Whisperings. Family
KeuD e,oble Economics. No Labor
lpUnrade in New York. Literary
Day and Notes. Farmers Union
News Seryice. Death of Pope Plus
News nfederate War Claims. Recent
AA.stbs. If tpoem).
EDITORIALS gfr, The Belfast Fair:
News of Belfast. The Churches.
lp european War. Hall Family
1i.tory, 1ay Center Montviile.
, n' Maine Heavy Artillery. News
flFst shots s of the Week. The 18th
snep Rep piment. .Northport Camp
Nam Nan Family Gatherings. Cam.
eT'ugp1 pa,.onals. To Make the Ocean
deh .gs the Land. Maine Farmers
re- Western Farmers. .Rockiand Per-
';,sis v, Portland Personals.
s.soo,t Born. Married. Died. =.
;.rs1f ss1is StocktonSprings. Glenn
anls Mo- Reunion The News of Brooks
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THE WAR NEWS.

.r,og brought apparently reliable
P., i,,plrtance. The Germans were
occupying Brussels unopposed,
p fsnrg back. The German force
|''s ,rs frontier at Grey and threat
bod been driven back and French
..s seclared clear of German troops.
r. seem TO be making no advance in
-,.ss French are reported to have re-
i yoslhausen The Russians thought
|''. .,istirg their work of concentration
1 ~. eastern frontier. Germany said
.aried TO Japan's ultimatum with
,..ist 10 the last Japan's attempt to
s.,, kiao- Chow. The Germans have
!, ;0OOO 0u0 tax on the citizens of Brus-
,,7,. nspers brought news of desper-
ii, -og,ng aoug the entire line of allied
|. 1,oap has declared war against Germany
.,3s,(5 The BEGINNING of operations on land
:, This action was taken at the expira-
,,t tbe tine limit of Japan's ultimatum to
-,rr demanding the surrender of Kiao-
E
|. war news Is bad" SO declared by the
\, press In the great battle reported in
,,s,. the French and British troops oppos-
A. invasion Of the German army in Belgi-
,rHered serious reverse and retired on
,oysriae positions. Losses on both sides
: extremely heavy. The British losses
Dlscga 1t 1000 The French have aban-
,d these portions OF Alsace and Lorraine
d thsy had previously occupied and now
for heavy fighting in French territory.
,s was no general engagement Tuesday.
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IHE REAL ISSUE

be5 5a 5a " your guns Stand by a condition
.upIe rr rr5 never been surpassed by any 742, 200
jbs Taugi ro,5 any system of civil government
sisetioeo o'ia' State which has the proud
sresotsoa ,Yu VI saying that it has the greatest
Conn., u attendance of school children in
"Gtn NIL schools of any in the Union.
s gon@ ,4ien' you can't continue that if you
c@ Cbos =" cater to the saloons or the brewers
il Of I, I.aeo' g. under the distinguished leader
il III. D non Cyrus W. Davis of Waterville
= sfs f,t., levers association, gentlemen, that
ai Rpd 5Huhg in the State of Maine. You
d tAs bo., ~ N The store and the shop, the farm
alOse i,tel i t and the blacksmith shop. Their
pat abon, 70 :, Dreak ak US down. They can afford
" can NJ. Ss 90 o00 into the State of Maine if
eod for 6fts 6,eak down prohibition, which has
MY years." Gov. Haines.
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EAST SEARSNONT.

EAST SEARSNONl.
Edwin C. Heal was called home from Massa-
chusetts Aug. 10th by the death of his grand
father Maurice Heal, which occurred Aug. 18th
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Leroy Morse.
Hon, l.. C. Morse of Liberty was in townAug.
17th Miss Sibelle Cummings and nephew, Rob-
ert B. Mackenzie were in Belfast last week,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Elkins. Mrs. +.
W. McCassie of Marlboro, Mass, and Mrs.
Ernest Piper of Belfast were recent guests OF
their aunt, Mrs. L. S. Mariner. Mrs. Abbie
Mariner is in Belfast for short visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Mark A. Wadlin. MIR. and
Mrs. Alvah Donnell have returned to their
home in Salem, Mass. after an extended visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Donnell.
Mrs. E. M. Goddard has returned to her home
in Camden. She was accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Arad Mahoney. for brief visit
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SOUTH MONTVILLE

SOUTH MONTVILLE
Mrs. F. E. Howes and son Robert are visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Morse....
Mrs, C. E. Gilman and son Harold are spending
few weeks with her aunt, Mrs. M. A. Conner.
-. Mrs. Estelle Garland, who has been visit
ing her brother, W. E. Prescott, has returned
to her home in Lowell, Mass. Mr.: and Mrs.
A, L. Pease and son Pearl, who have been
spending their vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Prescott, have returned to
their labors in Howard, R. 1. Albert Mason of
Haverhill, Mass. who had been visiting his
aunt, Mrs. C. S. Adams, for ten days returned
home last Saturday, accompanied by his cousin.
Mass, has been spending few days with his
nephew, G. A. Sprague. =. Mr.. and Mrs. John
E. Sales and son Everett, who have been visit
ing Mr., and Mrs. John Esancy. have returned
to their home in Norfolk, Mass. /. sxnfnL -
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Base Ball.
EASTERN MAINE LEAGUE.

EASTERN MAINE LEAGUE.
h South Brewer Wednesday afternoon, Aug.
4 Bel tsst defeated the Easterns by score
|iU3 They piled up lead of six runs in
|tnt t9y innings, after which the Easterns
hsy anu - was net until the ninth that
Eyslt1rs glt another tally. The summary:
Itat......-......3 8 0 O 0 0 D 0 IT
Etrns .............0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0-3
|tusday afternoon the Belfasts again de-
kMue Easterns on their nome grounds by
)mqf to l. and the Bangor News credits
1Vood, The Belfast pitcher, with winning
EtOry, /; says: with the first ball
ping al the speed that made him one of
Ney England leagues best pitchers last
b bis curves breaking nice, his slow ball
nglg The rival batsmen off their feet, be-
lAiHg change of pace, strong in the pinches
l@yglessing his opponents at all times, the
DER showed that they do sometimes come
d Tie summary:
HAS ..,...,.. i 0 l 0 80 o 0 O-5
Stttls % 0 0 0 0 0 0 l 0-1
lTo base hits, Wormwood, McElwee. Home
u Norwood, Wildes. Stolen bases, Mayo.
ss' OIL balls by Wormwood 8, by Mcclellan l.
iacs olt by Wormwood IL, by Mcclellan 9.
ipIe, AcCanu, Time, l.30.
fridays game between Old Town and Bel
Fon thr Congress street grounds was post
lsi 0ecsuss VI the rain.
ASiSatuFday On the Congress street grounds
HAS defeated Old Town, to Pin fast game
'hct both sides played good ball. The sum-
"
v 5lssi' ..-... ..........0 0 4 0 l 90 x-6
i9S7..-.... ...,........0 0 3 0 0 0 o 0 O-3
lS' base hts, Wormwood, Williams, L. Chute
WI H0me ruas, Norwood, Albert. Bases
Ss by Wheeler 2, by Fowler 4. Struck out
Wheeler 10. by Fowler Z. Sacrifice hits, Nc
'' beIgef L, Chute, McManus. Wild pit
e. Wheeler 2 Fowler Umpire, McCann.
reLiO
iF tasterns outbatted, outfelded, and by
'''g s'esdier game, captured a one-sided
'Fs' HON Old Town at South Brewer Mon
' ny score Of 9to l. This game was the
" ala deciding one in the four hundred dol
'slies u which each team had one to its
dit
Gd n
~ io"h won thrilling contest from the
vs., .'''As al south Brewer, Tuesday, the final
sal being to 4.
~ t'''''ay the Easterns played Belfast on
i. 'ns grounds and will play here again to-
Old Town. '
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NORTHPORT.

NORTHPORT.
The cottage of Mrs. W. H. Knowles of Ban
gor on the campground caught fire Sunday
morning about the roof around the CHM
ney or from spark from another CHM
pey. and for q time caused considerable ex-
citement as this cottage is situated on Maple
street in the midst of other cottages and near
the Northport Inn and Charles o. Dickey
& Co.'S. store. If it had not been discovered in
time a serious fire might have started. The
fire company. with the engine. arrived prompt
ly and W. Franklin Burnham. manager of the
inn, hastened to the cottage with fire extin-
guishers, helping much until the fremen ar
rived. Although the cottage was burned con-
siderably about the roof and damaged inside
from water and chemical, the loss was COM
paratively small one.
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State of Trade.

" ~. u American finance and business
a lung Its way. Stock markets still
at os 'e'gh exchange market resumes.
lding rra rro. % Increase. Financial problems
'snce nosp;ti Up marketing. National ships and
Con pC1s'1ie: ""n1 Gotten marketing a prob
est DoU,aai'tlons better. Improved trade
'eiations testic t goods supplantiDg foreign.
Prices rom the south. Some reaction in
oradstreets, Aug, 22nd,
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First Aroostook Potatoes.

BANGOR, Aug. 21. The first car of potatoes
from the Aroostook crop of 1914 went West
from Northern Maine junction tonight. 1t
came from Houlton and is five days later than
the first carload Of last season. The Aroostook
crop is looking well. although later than. last
less than that Of 1913, which was about e.
mn mn huahala 3a. p
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Normal Corn Crop.

s@ bu.hsSS' aug. 20. Production of 100
i 5ear is 'o tho eI corn in the United States
I " q Statistics forecast today of the commit
.sannercs es - and standards of the Chamber
ssSsed On Ss, Az. The United States. Its report
Sssat is for .d "a secured as Of Aug. IL. The
Wye tor " lo about a normal crop. since the
'ears is 1850, ,000, 900 bushels.
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Daniel W, Eaton, who had the distinction of
having served in three separate commands
during the Civil War. died Aug. 21st at his
home in Manchester, N. H., aged 70 years.
I'd NewHa mpshre Regiment, which constitut-
ed part of Berdan's famous sharpshooters,
and in Co. C, 1st Regiment, Maine Heavy Ar
tillery. He was member of Capt. Freshel
Post, G. A. R., of Manchester. He leaves a
brother, James R. Eaton of Calais, Me.
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Nelson Gould was found dead in bed Thurs
day morning, Aug. goth at his home in Farming
ton, Me, Death was due to heart failure. Mr..
Gould served in the Civil War as private in
Co. C, Goth Maine Infantry. He was past
commander of John F. Appleton Post. G. A.
R. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Henry
P White, and by three sons, Otis. Howard N.
and Wallace j. Gould. The funeral was held
Saturday under the auspices of the GrandArmy.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-09

= hawkins st. Dix 24S4. J - q -
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6s1s Business Mems Realty Co l.
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8625 business Mems Realty Go. l.
l5s-1e0 Bonykamper az, blk $50, "a "a
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road. blk 1872 i2..,.......-.- :. ....;.. %
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road, blk $685. ! 29-5s.......--.....,... .
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st. blk 1896, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c x
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49O8 Joseph NJ sayre. l. Hanover 1t,
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1904 Joseph N sayre, trees, Hanover ST,
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7s26 Clarence Iilingworth, h l. ioss
Broad st. blk 1928, ,..............
1897 Benjamin Weinberg, h l, iios Broad
7s94 Theodore b Guerin. i, 1i7s Broad
1T, blk 2S07. Observation-Disclosures.
1887 Lambert Hosting Engine Co. h /,
l23l-l2S1 Broad ST, blk 27se. SILL.
1850 Conrad Schneider, l, 153 Pennsyi-
1853 owner Unknown, J. blk 2755. 81.
vania av blk 27ss, i 2f..............
1858 Highland Park Realty Co, |, 1854
Pennsylvania av, blk 2TS9. &c..
1859 Francis Mackin, h !, 147 Pennsyl-
1880 Francis Mackin. h !, 1881 Pennsyi-
vanla av, blk 2797, 29............,..
7sT2 Minnie Clark, |. II Frslinghuyssn
7s7 sy . blk ss po,,i s,;s Tr:i,n:h,1
| sen av. blk 2s04. 20...................
1876 George W Tice, h l, 81 Freiinghuy-
| sen av, blk 2794, 1......,.,........
| 1877 George w Ttce. v l, 50 Freiinghuy-
huy.en av. blk s1s4, ! 2,..:....,:....
/, sen av. blk 27s4. ll...................
2sss Paul smolian, h !, 173-17s, Freiins-
| huysen av, blk 2767, | 4-32.
| 1886 Isaac Bernstein ct al. h !, 212-220
| Frelinghuyeen av, blk 275S, / i6 .......
1857 Franklin l. Levi Co, h |, 1876
F'reiinshuysen av, blk 27s3, 20.....
: 1899 Maria c Holden. h l, CO.'S Freiing-
huysen av. blk 27ss, i-2..............
| 1895 Mary Gyarfos, h !, IL Frelinghuy-
sen av, blk 2s0s, 9...................
| 1898 Rose Karosuse. h !, 50 Sherman av,
blk 2sos. 20........ ................s...
| 1899 Greylock Land Co, h |, 81 Sherman
av, blk 1908, | Observation-Disclosures.
1904 Peter Benbrook, b l, III Sherman
av. blk 2sn0, | ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1910 Fredk p Engelhardt. !. 173 Sher-
man av, blk 27S5. ] 26,.....,...........
1911 Fred'k p Bngelhardt, b /, ITO Sher-
man av. blk 27S5. l 27...,.............
1918 Newton Van Ness, |, 229-231 Sher-
| man av, blk 1853. ] 1921 .............
1928 Jeremiah Kietlinskl, h |, 1856 Sher-
man av, blk 2770, | 1s.................
1923 Joseph Strauss & l. Schwarz. ],
200 Sherman av, blk 277S, 2i.........
'as6 Eliza + Brown, |, 152 Sherman
av. blk 2791. ! 22.....................
1887 Theo B Guerin, h !, i22 Sherman
av. blk ZOO, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1888 Theodore r Crane, b |. 81 Bruins
wick ST, blk 2s2s, 37...............
794i Fred'd l. Randall. h |, rs Bruins
wick st, blk 2ste, | 1s.............4
1912 w Frank Bower, h |, 1873 Bruns-
wick st, blk 2S02, ! 12..............
1855 Grace Randolph, h /, no Bruins
wick 81, blk 2s0s. sS................
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Knnks Abrnnd.

Tho National city Bank Of New
York is the first big financial ins,i-
tuition il the country 10 take advan
'age OF that part OF the new currency
law which permits national banks 20
establish branches in foreign coun-
tries. The National City is now
making arrangements 10 omen
branches at Rio de Janeiro. Brazil
and Buenos Aires. in tho Argentine.
The action of this powerful insti-
tuition probably will he precursor of
the Inauguration OF similar policies
by other banks in all the importan,
commercial and financial centres.
Once the movement becomes general.
We shall see inaugurated new era
in the foreign trade relations Of this
country
One OF the radical weaknesses Of
our foreign trade has heretofore been
an almost absolute lack Of banking
facilities abroad We have been
forced chiefly 20 clear through