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The bee., 1914-01-13
WEAK KIDNEYS
OFTEN The RESULT
OF 0VERWORK

On several occasions I have beeu
unable o. work and suffered revere
pains in the back, rue 10 my KID
news called on q doctor Of RI
pom, Wis, but received no relief.
! tried Dr. Runners swamp Roos
which gave me instant relief. was
then able ~ resume wofk. Swamp
Root IL the only relief ! can get
from kidney diseases which ] am
subject 20 in The spring OF the year.
I am writing this o es m n a |
through nv own free viii that suf
ferers of kidney and bladder dis
eases will know ~ The wonderful
merits OF swamp Root. i recom-
mend DR. KIlmer's swami Root
whenever I can aud always have a
bottle Of swamp Root IN my home i.
I Purchased swamp Root Of Mr..
G.. j. Burnside, druggist, Of 202 Main
street, Ripnn, VIE.
Very truly yours,
THOS. j. LYNCH.
525 Newburn ST. Ripon, Wis
I have read the above statement
that Thcs.J. bvuch bought Or. Kill
mer'e swamp Root at my store and
made Gate the ab We statement Is
true in substance and fact,
e Burnside.
Subscribed and sworn 70 be lore
me this 25th day OF Nov, 1911
f. A Preston.
The bee., 1914-01-13
oueer Matrlmnnlal Mlxpn.

A man at Angouleme. France, who
divorced his wife and married again,
finding his second marriage 10 hap
pier. has fallen in love again with his
first wife and gone back to her His
second wife has instituted divorce pro-
eeedings against him. naming the first
wife as correspondent.
The bee., 1914-01-13
cons,it,4ioosl.

a little four-year-ol6 girl was ~alk-
ing with her nlotbes. when caterpil-
lar, the first she had ever seem
crawled in front of them. "Muvyer.
muvver!" she CRIED exes.edly. Look
Your muff's little girl is out taking .
galk!"-Everybo6s't Magazine.
The bee., 1914-01-13

you taking chill Tof
formula printed label showing that the
tonic properties QUININ IRON tt
Tastelss Malaria chis ard
Weakness debility and loss appetite Gives life
Mothers and Pale Sky Children Removes Bousness without ung
withoutt. Druggist ait
The bee., 1914-01-13
Bird. vor.eIous feeders.

As Instances OF the amount Of food
some birds consume. the Rev. C. It.
Phillips. vicar OF Ivegill, we'll
known Cumberland naturalist, the 9th
err day found in the crop OF wood
pigeon he shot 14o beech nuts. whilst
another wood-pigeon had devoured
more finely-chopped trdeip leaves than
he could hold in the palm OF ais hand
The bee., 1914-01-13

f G m ale weakness
pain and Irregular
ties. The pains in
my sides were in
creased by walking
or standing on my
feet and ] had such
awful bearing down
feelings, was de-
pressed in spirits
and became thin and
pale with dull, heavy
eyes. had six doc
The bee., 1914-01-13
WHY sno~ n. Marm.

Snow ID warm by virtue Of its bshs
ana woolly texture. But 1T is also
warm on account OF It's whitenesA
Had snow been black II would have
absorbed the heat OF .hs sun and
melted quickly. Instead. 1t reflects
heat. and the reflected heat falls upon
bodies above the snow, while tia
warmth Of the earth Is preserved -
Neaih -
The bee., 1914-01-13

Heartburn. indigestion or distress
of the stomach is instantly relic we'd
by HERBINE. 1T forces the bad
ly digested food out of the body and
restores tone in the stomach and
bowels, Price Soc. Sold by st
Bernard Mining Co, Incorporated,
Drug Department.
The bee., 1914-01-13

The liver loses ats activity at
times aud needs help. HEREIN T.
Is an effective liver stimulant. Ii
also purlfies the bowels, strengthens
digestion and restores strength, Wig
or aud cheerful spirits. Price 50c-
Sold by ST. Bernard Mining Co., In
corporated, Drug Department.
The bee., 1914-01-13
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

This remedy has no superior for
coughs and colds. 1t is pleasant &c
take. 1t contains no opium or other
narcotic, 1t always cures. For sale
BIZ ALL DEALERS.
The bee., 1914-01-13
Chronic Constipation Cured.

Five years ago had the worst
case of chronic constipation lever
knew of, and Chamberlain Tablets
cured me- writes s. r. Fish, Brook
Ivn, Mich. For sale by ALL DEAL
Frs.
The bee., 1914-01-13
TAX ORDINANCE.


The City Oouocd OF The Clty
4 Darlington, W. do or avn, as
fo'luws:
THs the tax for The iear 1914
ne AID the same is hereby ned
It, One dollar and Flfry rents
(S15O) per capita poll tax ard
81 advalorem tax of SEVENTY
Eve cents (.75c) on each One
Hun red dollars'of assesse value
ct all real aud personal property
ut ject to taxation within the
CITY limits of the City o. Fart
ngton, Ky.
The bee., 1914-01-13

Stabbed dairy COWS should have two
or three hours during the middle part
of the day when they are left entirely
undisturbed
The bee., 1914-01-13

Pick out the hens that are intended
for the regular breeding pens. Be
sure that the selection is carefully
made. na
The bee., 1914-01-13

oone of the. causes for weak lambs is
the result OF compelling the ewes to
live on coarse foods. Tfe .p,sia
The bee., 1914-01-13

Dyspepsia is America curse. To restore d.
gestion, normal weight good health and purity
the blood, use BurdocE's Blood B,ters. Sold at
all drug stores Price g. co.}r s.if
The bee., 1914-01-13

A chill brought on 5X ,the. udder
coming in contact with frosty Ground
is apt to ruin your best c6ws'' ~
The bee., 1914-01-13

Don't attempt io' COT cant sections Of
the ensilage, for il sstn s~eiATor sew
eral inches on all e4BosHs sides.
The bee., 1914-01-13
|. q N. TINE CARD:

= Time Oh arrival of trans passing
through and departure OF trains
originating at Darlington.
Effective Sunday, Jan. 10, 1914
NORTH BOUND.
The bee., 1914-01-13

Don't change breeds. Keep the one
you have. and fry 20 Improve it. Let
the other fellow do the experiments
inS.
The bee., 1914-01-13

Il The silo keeps line. cows. from dry
ing up when the pasture gets short.
The bee., 1914-01-13
WOMAN SICK
FOURTEEN YEARS
Restored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Elkhart, Ind. 81 suffered for four
teen years from organic Inflammation
The bee., 1914-01-13
WHENEVER YOU NEED
A GENERAL TONIC take Grove

The Old Standard Groves Taseless chill Tonic Is Equally
Valuable General Tonic because 1t Acts the Liver
Drives Out Malaria, Enrches the Blood and Builds up
the Whole System For Grown People and Children
The bee., 1914-01-13
M. II. g. E. TIME CARD

NJ. II. Il 4. time card went into
effect Sunday, Jan, 10, 1914.
No. l12 leaves. 8 :45 a. N.
No. lib arrives. 81 80 p. m.
ll2 and li3 daily except Sunday.
The bee., 1914-01-13
Letter 10
Dr., KiImer a Co..
BingkamptOn. N Y.
Prove What swamp.R0Ot wnl DO i0r

Send ten cents 70 DIR. Kilmer d CO.,
BinghamtOn, N. Y, for a sample
size bottle. 1t will convince any
one. You will also receive a book
let of valuable information, telling
al. about the kidneys and bladder.
When writing be sure aud mention
the Darlington Semi Weekly Bee.
Regular fifty-cent and one-dollar size
bottles for sale at all drug stores.
The bee., 1914-01-13
INTERURBAN TRAINS,
,oUTH BoUNI

No. III does not run South o
Darlington.
The bee., 1914-01-13
NORTH RouND
SOUTH BOUND.

No. Hand .t5 Sunday only. No. IS
does not run South OF Darlington.
The bee., 1914-01-13
Approved,
w. r. Risb, Mayer,

A copy attest:
Paul p. Price Clerk.
Darlington, Ky. Jan. 9th. 1911.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-08-19

narodt u pdSe ie jest6 dnes, dostaI
se do tGzkt situace. Jak ma jinem
mist6 piseme, vyhIasila mu nynl
tn Anglie valku. TO znamend, 10
jeho lodstvo ma iadersk6m moi1,
ma kterc yydano bylo mnoho II
mnoho miIIIonu dollarh, bude zni-
tcno, nebo aspoh musi Sc schoya
ii n6kde ptistavu, ktery bude
dosti bczpetnym pred kulemi a
torp6dy nepfatelskeho lod'stva, To
mamena, ae pristavy ma jader-
sktm mofi budou bombardovdny
spojenym lodstvcm francouzskym
II anglickJm a ze budou chytany
Obchodni lodi,
Bojist6 srbsko -rakouske pfene-
slo Sc jlz ma pudu rakouskou, do
Bosny, Ipravy kc konci t}dne u
dayaji, ~ rakouskG yojsko ie ySu
de IA ustupu u ze Srbov6 a spoje
nj : mimi Cernohoroi dostall Sc jiz
al ia u6kolik mil cd Sarajeya, Nj,
mo 10 vsude hosn6 Dalmacil
yypuka poystani proti rakouskt
yladt, ktcra 81 Y zemieh tech do
hyla male oblihy, Srbska a 6erno,
horska yoiska .isou vitdna iasotom
pohliN So ma u6
iako ma osyohoditele. Ze nsp9ehy
Srhn Isou TAX yelk6, tom slusi
H. rakouska ylada ieI
prays tak slepa, iako yldda fissko-
pemeekd, (isaf Niltm hyl pre-
syrdaen, H. Releieant a lraueouxi
ltrkou, jakmile uvidi puska sisa
sy rakouskt eenerami stab bYt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-08-19

zdset pfesv6dGen, ze Gesti vojaci
postfileji Srby, jakmile SO jim po'
stavi V cello nemeGti dustojnici, a
TAX ntlnetti dustojnici yedIi Geskd
yojaky ma vdleGn6 jatky, u mno,
| hy Z nich jist6 to odpykal 1.-Two
tenn, TAX jako zapIatili to zivotem
Ii teSti vojaci, jejichz srdcich
nabyl vrchu cit lasky a bratrstvi a
<teri rad6ji volili Smrt, ncz ably
Zyedli vnucene zbran6 prot slo-
vanskym bratfim. Nemamc po-
drobn}ch zprdv t6hcto vzpou-
rach tcskych pluku, aG tento ty-
den pfisla Ease jedna takova. --
Nome jsou u jsou-li pravdiv6, pax
teSti vojaci doka2ali sv6tu, ze
isou opravdu syny kultury, lidmi,
kteri mali srdce, kteri samostatn6
nysli "A necht6ji byti otroky n6tl
zy1le. Mali ndrod Gesky dosud
takove syny, pax jeSt6 neni vso-
elmo atraoeno, pax jeSt6 uemusi-
me zoufati mad 6ernozIutlmi Svi.
hy, kranari IA Gross O.,
cernohorci dobyh Tarabose,
ktery oyldda Skutari Y Alhanii. -
Tam odehrdly 81 neikryavGisi ho,
ie Y eelt vdlce proti Turk1m.
Cernohorel tcnkrdtc kone6n6
zmocnili 81 Skutar, ale musill ie
vFkltdltl, protoSe Stvaya politika
cisafe Nilema Velkomluyntho a
Frantiska ,losefa NSrolomntho
ehtela tam miti sauostatnt stat, a
spoieui srhu u Cernohor,
c0 y motem.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-08-19

| INV Di'g W F"iH " bshb nv
runni prime byl yazne zrantD ,
Belcbradt, kdW pfibIizel k stfel
be Kakusan6 M Opeynenj Tbske
kus zdiya urazephbo dtloyou ku
II ubodllo Jej do blayy TAX prud
ce, n zustal Iezct v bezyedomi.
| BojistG ruskorakousk6. --. Ru.
soyf pfeHocili feku Styr Y IIalI.
ii u postupuji proti rakousky ym
yojdm smerem ke Lyoyu. Poty'
tky ma hranicfch jsou na dennbn
pofddku Nekdy jsou dosti Whine.
TAX We stfcdu byIy zDiceny celf
dv6 brigady rakousk6 jizdy, kite.
re pfckrociIy ruskou hranici, di.
yid kozdkd, kten podporoydni
byli delostfelectvem. Rakousti
jezdci sami podnikli 1tok no ko-
zdky, ale zdby sbIedaIi, zc Russo
W mali pfeyahu u proto dali &c
ma GtGk. Dostali se vsak do moGl.
III, kde ysech 1900 muzd bylo po-
striIeno, nebo se utopilo. -- Ma j.
nych mistech Ease vtrhlo rakouskG
yojsko do ruskGho Polska Russo
We obsadili mGsto Sokol v IIaliGi.
M6sto m6lo posddku asi 5000 mu-
III, kterA vsak y m6sta brzy u.
stoupila.
Ma bojistich n6mecko.ruskych
jest tomu podobn6. Die zprdv,
kter6 jak Sc pravi, jsou zaruGeny,
nGmccka armada ma hranicich ru.
skych sestdvd pouze nahradnich
zaloznikd a novdtk6. Celia ostatni
armada byla poslAna proti Fran
eli.
Mobilisace rusk6 armady bude
pr} dokonGcna dne n. srpna. Ji5
konccm tohoto tydne mi Rusko ma
hrancich proti N6mecku u Rakou-
sku diva milliony vojdkd, protl
Turecku 100000 Il mimo to 3,000,-
600 vojdkh Y zaloze.
Vrchni veltel ruskych vojsk
ycIkovevoda MikulaS Nikolajevi6
yydal proklamaci k Poldkhm, by
dlicfm Y rakouskGm n n6meck6m
PoIsku, v niz slibujc, Se bude Pol
sko Ease spojeno a ac vsichni pola.
ci, ktefi Sc ukaM b1ti priznivi Ru.
sun, budou zvldstG ruskou vlddou
chrdn6ni. KMde zasahovani do |
pray poIakG, ktefi budou Rusku
hude potrestAno 60 nej-
pfisneji die vdIeGn6ho prava.
Japonsko zaGdtkem tydnc wye
dnavalo 4 Anglii n vysledck toho,
to yyjedndvdni byl ~ japonskd
vlada prohldsila, ~ 80 stavi IA boz
Angle die zavazku anglieko. ia
panskc smlouvy, JapanskG LODI
stvo pry jlz vyplulo ma Sire mo.
re, ably Spojilo sc lodstvem an.
plickfm he spolecn{m operacim,
Italie houzeynat6 stoif na sv6 |
neutraIlt6, 4 diplomatick}ch |
Itruh6 Sc oznamuje, 2e neutralita |
Italie hude zachovdna, AvSak |
pres to die hczpe6n$ch pramenn
81 Vi, " ltalie ma mohilsovano
10000 mu20, kteri jsou pripra-
tenl do hole 70 Sc Vi ~ VA da,
l}eh pom6rA, kdyhy ltalie yySla
,e sve rcseryy, uem0ze IN h}ti a
II tedi. IL by zamtSlela nepfa-
rlsti proti troidohod6, naopak y
istotou mNie SO fiei, 5e ieji Vol,
ka pnidou do Rakouska ably
.krotila davn6ho sv6ho nepritele,
akt ii poystal Y llahshureieh Il
fisi Cmti k tomu ma
lasti n poyestl @ tom stale se w,
kytuii
Hollandsko dalo roidohode u
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-08-19

~
dDe, jest uyni sGfasintno devet r.
II M yclkfm zdpasu, kterG Vi wa.
JENNIE yypoytdtIy yaIku. Nejpr.
We Rakousko yypoyedelo yalku
Srbsku, potion N6meeko Rusku,
pax Ncmccko Bclgii, N6mecko
t'rnncii, Angie Ntmccku, Ccrna
Ilora Rakouskn, Rusko Rakousku,
Francie Iakouslu, Angle Rakou
sku Maj tedy spojenci ntmetti
nepfateI hodnG n ir0chu.
Bojistd jsou Y Elsasku n Lotrin
skn, kde stoji Francouzi proti
Nemchm n rakouskym yojhkdm,
kteff jsou die zprdy SIoyant; Y
IIosne, kan Gcrnohorska n srbska
yojska vpadIa; v Gdoli reky Styru
IlaIiGi, kan Rusoyt vtrhli proti
IiakusanHm. v Lnccmbursku u
lielgii, kde stoji proti n6meckym
vojsk6m yojska belgickd, angli-
exc | franconzsk6
Velka Britanie. - KraI pfehIi.
zeI vojsko AIdershotu n postup
vdlc6nJeh pfipray nan uciniI do.
br9 DOZEN. AnglIck6 vojsko do
sud je dopravoydno pres kanaI La
Manchc do Francouzsk ych a Bel.
gickgch pfistayh. kandl jest pine
chrdn6n mnami Take Y scvernin
mofi jsou miny, COZ sc vysv6tluje
jako jcdna pri6in, pro kter6 neni
doyoleno ryh6f6m, ably tam vyjiz,
deli na low Parnik Lusitania
dojcl stastn6 do britskyeh vod,
Die LondFnsk$ch Times Angie
ma We zbrani pet NJ scst set tisic
NUN,
Dpe 10, srpna byly II San Fran.
ciska yyyraeny trosky lodi, We kite
re pozdeji po2nan byl kanadsky
kri2dk Rainbow. Soudi SO, ze byI
znicen n6meckgm kfizdkem, kter}
tam byl WIDEN.
X brilsk6 eskadfe We vodach "
ehodni Aisle pfipoiily se vdlctnd
lodi australasia.
We stredu, dne IL. srpna vyhla-
sila Anglie valku Rakousku, COZ
Mamena, zc hritskt a francouzske
lodstvo ma stfedozemnim mori bu,
de bombardoyati rakousk6 prista,
w a ehytati rakousk6 lodi obchod
nj.
Anglickt lod'stvo ie n6kde na
scyornim mofi, ale misto, kde ope
ruje, neni yefeJnostl zndmo TakA
pobyt n6meektho lodstva neni
IMAM,
llrahe Kitchener, mlnlstr yojen- |
styi, upogonil anglieke listy, ahy |
eWefei6oyaly ladnlch zprdv uei |
ty, ktert budou ,lfedni, zylaste |
pax ne aprdyy o pohybech yojska
z helgick6ho bolist6, konrt |
na lprala oznamuje, a. Ntmei siee
mSsto l.uiieh ohsalili, ale yseehuy |
tyrze okolni isou dosud mocl
telelektho yojska, TAX h 1speeh |
nemeek9 armddy ueni TAX yelkf /
protoie tyto tyrae oyladaii ccsty /
draby N9mcl utrpell pred tu
llehem hrnznveh ttrat Nrtyoly |
pekrFyaly lak hustle hojlstt ~ no
mnohteh misieeh hylo iteh tly /
Il ia pet va soht
IA la,liehem spnilla se yrskera
,eiska anplleka. hviEieka tram
tonnki NellkA hltsa oeekayala
- ka5dou ehvill teheta lNdne q
hole yeiska safitoyala Il syeia po
sivg. rtvstfelky mensleh velen
sktsh uadiiA lrNal, "a eelt p9lrra
suiifi ~ hleui SAFE xpFANa
tniselu a,lAsa, h wlka yelslu0
pSupat@ aemaAy apuatila pealve
pied l,atlehem i ,ahne sle Nnltra
ilelele xtslek usmeektha saisAa
pfvd psyneslml lutlssk Rml + opa
lfeH ohlthaolmi dals i eiaaf Nllfns
lFasll y wko armA'lA tlehud
lUllehu heae tlfaN sdlaeha seiA
IA
Nrehni xplsel NsAeA 4 l.a1leht
salliA n n lraiul Nemel 'As'
NuaA. iak - spFNN aslANale Tai
II lvF,ll q isha senke slehesis
|esnpAsi hse sstAIt iytlsNsha HH
II aFmAds llasAasAsinl nyaslAg
ua NFuh lama Il hslFi
,kthe selsAa hslA snseNA pfvslla
IL "a slaslHa nehsla vaaeA els II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-25
Gentiles candidates
Continuation Gle la 3a. plana.)

Ahora bien tcomo remediar este esta-
do de cosas?
Una mujer, una Gle las candidates
presuntas. contesta.
-ATodifcando ell sistema electoral del
Institute de Francia, pues Ell nuestra
epoca es odioso que ell srfragio univer-
sal, que gobierna todas las instituciones
del pals. no haya penetrado todavla en-
las costumbres literarias como debe pc
netrar.
Esta simple Erase, algo parad6jica
que la gente seria pudo tomar por una
broma sin importancia, va a convertlrse
segiln un eco del bulevar, Ell ln proyec
to de ley, gracias a la sutileza de unos
cuantos padres de la patria.
FL sufragio universal-ha dicho a
un reporter ell diputado iniciador
del movimiento-debe ser ell principle
de todas las instituciones republlcanas,
va sean pol1ticas, religiosas Q literarias.
Los representatives pol1ticos del pals, en-
cargados de regular en- nombre del pals,
son elegidos directamente, por ell pals.
Con los representatives literarios que
ticnen la mission de promulgar las leyes
gramaticales, debiera hacerse 10 msmO.
lQue es. EN- efecto. la Academia, sino
el Senado intellectual de Francia? Pre-
cso es, pues. pensar en- asimilar este
ScnadO al otro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-25

Dentro de POGO veremos ell proyecto
complete de los Que, aprovechando la
idea de la DANA revolucionaria, comlen-
zan va i llamarse d 81 mismOs los refOr
madores academicos AhOra, 10 nnico
que sabemos es que. al hablar de uni
versalidad de votO, estoS refOrmadores
no han Querido referirse al pals entero
sino linicamente los habitantes de la
rep1bica de las letras FL tendero de
la csquina Y el banquero de enfrente,
por cultos que sean por enthusiasts de
los eStudioS litcrarios que Sc mueStren,
no tendran iamas derecho d int1uir en-
las elecciones academicas. Para ser
elc.tor. sera necesario ser eligible Y
ouirnes pueden aSpirar sentarse en-
un0 de los cuarenta sillOneS, 81 no son los
intelectualeS? Asl, lno de los prlmeros
ar.lculos de la nueva ley establecera ell
plincipio, de que solo los literatos pue-
den ser votantes en- los comicioS de m
m0rtaIdad. Y como el ilnic0 medic de
probar q. Sc eS literato conslste Ell pre-
sentarsc como autor de algunas obras, .
en- pprtencer una Sociedad conocida Y
ee, nocida. eXigirase cada votante una
tarjeta flmada por un editor, o por un
pr ,dente de asociaci0n, Para ser can
didato 10 mismo Sc eXigira.
Otros art1culos reglamental'an, segu-
ramente, el mecanismo future del lnstl-
tuto de Francia de sus cinco seccio-
nes. Pero 10 mas importante, 8 mejor
di 10. 1nico Importance Is eli princi-
pio mism0 del sufragio universal
i Principle grotesco grltan los IN
mortales.
Sn duda, sin duda. Mas tqut re
fol1na no es grotesca cuando Sc inicia g.?
Las marquesitas de Trian6n Sc reian de
uas utop1as revolucionarias del siglo
XVIII, sin pensar en- que, un dla GER
cano. 10 que elias les parec1a tan III
diculo, iba d ser sagrado.
Ahora, son las princesas de las letras
las que hacen reir, con sus proyectos re-
volucionarios d los viejos academies.
FL mundo da vueltas e..
+. GOMEZ CARRILLO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-03-11
EAST LAMOINE.

Mrs. Melvin Wilbur is seriously i'll.
She was taken with grip about two weeks
ago, spinal trouble developing.
Mrs. Eugene Bunker, of Franklin, and
Miss Alice Higgins, who is employed in
Augusta, were called here last week by
the death of their father, Capt. A. B. Hig-
gins.
j. Sherman Douglas was home from
Bangor over Sunday. Mrs. Douglas accom-
panied him on his return to remain in
Bangor until spring.
Capt. Alden B. Higgins, one of the
Oldest and most respected citizens OF the
town, died last Thursday. Although he
had been in failing health for a long time,
he seemed better of late, and was able to
be about the house again. Thursday he
felt really better than usual, but during the
afternoon he had two shocks, one shortly
following the other, and died about six
O'Clock in the evening. He is survived by
one son-Harry, three daughters-Mrs.
Sherman Douglas, Mrs. Eugene Bunker
and Miss Alice higgins. Funeral services
were held at the church Sunday afternoon.
Mar. 10. N.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-03-11
SOME WOOD cHoPPfNa. TH1sl

Butler Grant, of Eden, says an AMERI-
CAN correspondent, is no doubt the
champion wood chopper of Hancock
county. He recently chopped and piled
up three cords of four-foot wood in one
day. This, considering the short January
days, was remarka BILE feat.
Mr.. Grant, according to our correspond
emit, says he could have done even better,
but owing the fact that there was no wind,
he lost much time waiting for the trees to
fall. Getting out of patience, he started to
chop them up as they fell. On several
occasions he chopped three sticks from
the butt before the trees struck the
ground. But here he received some set
backs, as several of the largest trees, as
he chopped off the butt sticks, came down
end first, sticking in the ground SO firmly
that it became necessary to chop them
down the second time. He also was
Obliged to wait several times for the flying
chips that obscured the sun to settle, so
that he could see to work. The chips flew
so fast that his wife, when she came to call
him to dinner, could not get near enough
to make him hear, so he worked without
eating till nearly dark before he realized
the time of day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-03-11

Alderman 81. Fremont Maddocks
signalized his return to the board
of aldermen by characteristic
speech. His statement that he
"hoped now politics would be cut out
and we would get down to business"
did not harmonic with the rest of
his speech, which was an arraignment
of the republican party for everything
bad and the laudation of the demo-
cratic party for everything good in
the management of city affairs for the
past forty years. 1t was the most out
and-out political harangue heard at
an aldermen's meeting since Mr.. Mad
docks retirement from the board
many years ago, but it fell decidedly
fat. The suggestion to "cut out poll
tics" would have come more grace
fully and more consistently from some
other source and in some other form.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-03-11

Bar Harbor is gathering its brown-tail
moth harvest. Something like 5000 nests
have already been brought in, at five cents
dozen. 1t requires but little figuring to
find that this is something over 300
worth. The nests were disposed of ae-
cording to scientific methods. Instead of
being burned they are deposited in huge
box, some fifteen feet long, five feet wide
and five feet deep. Inside this box, for a
foot or more from the top, is smeared a
tangle-foot preparation which prevents
the caterpillars crawling out when warm
weather brings them out of the nests.
The object of thus disposing of the nests
instead of burning them is to not destroy
the imported parasites which are now
found in many nests, and which hatch
out and fly away while the caterpillars are
trapped by the tanglefoot.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-03-11

The call for the republican State
convention to be held in Augusta
Thursday, April 9, is notable depart
ure from political precedent. 1t is an
invitation for all electors of Maine
who are opposed to free trade and
other democratic policies, who believe
in the liberal and progressive republic
can platform of 1872, who are pre-
pared to join in drafting platform
liberal in principle and fully respon-
sive to the requirements of present
political conditions, to meet and pre-
pare what is, in effect, a constitution
to govern the action of the republican
party, its committees and representa-
rives in Office during the next two
years.