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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24
9Smlefatalog 1915.

Dor Sulctatnlos ior 1915 er MI
fproig % Ieuoes irit til enboer
9[oresie pnn isorldneenoe oieele.
oes oaIoa m isorteaneIie oper Sli-
Ie- og 1pt-Gdrsfort
1an. Qntb. ynbl. Sonie,
Blair, gtebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24


Sromboli ll0bruO. @atania.
Gicilien 20. Mon GilreiienOe i'm
9iparioerne iortpaer, at Strom.
boli er llobruo. og at ll0bru0oe.
lie tiltager 9oloiom6e0. Dc ifal
irembp0e ct itorilaaent Sfus.
naonIig ON 9totte1, naor oen brpu.
0en0e Qabeitr6m, iom flp0er neo.
ooer 8ulfanens SiOer, er ipnftg
mango Q3il til 5es. 2a0aen flpOer
neoooer ben Sioe, iom peaoer mao
S6en.
2flfo6olen 9lnslan6. 9etroQra0,
%. Oftober FetrograO telegram.
blrau meo0eler.. 5or at 6enptte Dc
betDOeliaa 6orraao al 9nfo6oI, Der
itaar til 9ianoig6eo ior Den rms.
life Statsfasie, oa 0a Oe meO Nus.
lano olliereoe 2anoe bar 9rug ior
2IIfo6ol, bar 6inansminiiteren 10.
reilaaet Q}iniiterraooet at bempn0i-
&c bnm til oen nprmeite 5rem.
tio at uofere $1,000 MiGlioner 2i.
ter 2llfo5ol til llolanoet.
9il bape Z. 9 iom Caller. %.
ronto, 20. 9ton. 4rpiioenten for
0glmericon Glub", q. G. Minaro,
oplpier, at u2lmerican 9eaion" iom
leoer Oprettelien al en- amerifanIt
9atnlion Der ifal qsre arigstiene.
lite europa paa De gllliere0es Si-
De, bar anmooet Gf8yRrpiiOent
9fooiepelt ON at tale pao ct Msoe,
iom oil blipe bolot ber itnoer ,,9(me.
ricnn 2e9ion"s 9lltipicier Den II
December. Ms0et ifnl boIoes 6or.
6inoeIie meo 9lgitationen for Re.
frittteringen til oen amerifanife
Battalion iom oil iaa Rapnet ,oen
70"
)tobelprpnlierne. 0et ipenifa
&i0enifabernes 2ffooemi bar at.
mooet 9egeringen om at llOoe.
lingen Al ]}o6elprpmerne 6niif
o1 Semi ior 9larene 1914 oa 1915
naa 6lioc uoiat, til 9}obelprnmien
ior 1916 ifal uooeIes 0erinoo
bar set farolinife 9preinititut no.
oelt Go6elprGnlien 01coicin for
1914 til @riuatoocent llniberiitetet
/ @ien, Or me0. 9fo6ert 9aranD
ior bans 9fr6eioe meO 9eiti6ular.
2lpparatets 8piiologi. llooelingeR
al 8rpmien for 1915 bleo oerimoo
uoiat til n9ite Mar.
@rot- 0olono neolpgaer lit ON.
6eoe iom Observation-Disclosures &c.
Der. ariitonia, 20. Oft. 5tor
0piigt uqffer Der 0}eOoelelien ON,
at @roiaSior Oolano. 9iorges be-
tooeligite leoIoq, agter at iratreoe
Stilliuren innt Observation-Disclosures
9eitnrer.
2lnriaaen er ben nplig ifraitiatte
fon9elige 9leiolltion, iom gioer
aoinoer 2loaang til at tale Sir
ferne. 2enne 9eitemnlelie iinoer
0olan6 @ooitrio meO 9ibeleu, og
@roieSIoreu fan oerior life FOR.
blioe iom 9rGitelprer 5tatsfir.
fen.
00lano neolngoe 1906 lit Bro.
iesiorembeoe pes llniperiitetet, grln.
oct paa oen rationaIiitiife IeoIoei5
SeriferItilling oa opertog oerefter
9e0elien al Observation-Disclosures.
iom ienere 6ar iaaet teologiif @fTo.
mensret.
0OInnos ,Srotrpoen betnoer ct
neritotteGiat Io6 ior 0}enigbeos.
fafultetet.
Brofesioren agter Oog iorelsbig
life at u0treOe al Stotsfirfen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

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------------------~---~ ~---~-=---->=-==@---
Jor0g1t rult0t.
1DifIano iaar Storm. Jlou., is.
]}oo. SRA tpif Slide meOOeles, at
Den forite Senoing rumpnif aorn
til 6piflano er aiienot ira 9raila.
Zen par paa 10000 Cons.
llnioeriitetet @ari5au. Berlin,
H. 9toO. Som 5glge al De tpife
.Dtpn0ig6e0ers IillaoeIie til at gen-
aa6ne SfoIerne / 8ari6au er I'm
Oer0isuingen DeO 8aribau5 Uni
ueriitet Jenoptaget
IDif 4}riu5 Sperrig. Berlin
IL 9iou. 9iaOioteIegran1. 8rmS
0}arimiIian al 9a0en er aufom-
met til Stocfboln, bDor ban oil
DGre aong @uitai9 @pIt. 9rin-
len bleo ueo 2lnfon1iten moOtaget al
&on1en oq Sen tuife @eidnot.
llOeir ouer Gnglano. 2onoon,
i6 9fop. Otanqe mi10re ,Sartejer
er gaaet tabt / ben ii0ite Stornl.
Zen irnnife Camper .Snint O}a-
To-, paa 121 Cons, funtreoe pe0
@uernieD % ale 0m6oropprenoe
orufneoe.
2lqe omfom. 9or0eaur, t6.
9too Zen ipanife Camper Ser
nabe" er / en- Storm gaoet paa
Srltn0 u0enfor @ironoes climbing.
Sele 9eiGtnin9en er omfon1net.
Sfibet, Der par fuQaitet, oil iauo-
ipnligois bIipe totalt Graq.
9(merifanif 2Gge uomprfea -
Betroqra0, II 9}op. Or. 96ilip
9eipton ira @ai6inaton er mo-
nGpnt til Sanitetsdef oeo oct
iiette rusitife 2trmeforp3 me0 @en-
erals 9ion9 Or. geiptou fom til
giusIano iom Gbei for Sen aneri
fanife Sanitetsoioelin9.
Iorfif 5roppeifi6 til 9nnos.
2onoon % 9}op. 1ro 3urid tele-
arnieres ooer 9fmiter6am til Sen
traG aeips", at ct tnrfiif 5rans-
portifib me6 500 Sol6oter ON
goro it6Ote paa en- 01ine i Mar
o1 ionf 9eeiten ale om-
borNppren0e ifor opre 6rufnet.
5orbuOt at brine 5orretaiug
GetrograO, 10. 9}oo. Gegeringen
bar beiluttet at op6eoe ale font
eaer inOuitrielle 6oretd
genoer / 9fn5lan0, tilberenOe
iien0tlige 2anoe5 llnoeriaatter. Der
er oper 1000 iaaOanne 6orretnin-
ger 9u5lano. % oe beifpitiger
10000 Menneifer.
@en Samionoii ooo. 2onoon
%. 9top Sra Stocf6olm tele5ra.
iereS til oMorning @oit". at @ene-
rnlleinant Samionoii, iom fom
De rusiiife trooper
Slo9et Oeo 9anuenber9 % bleO
toget til 5an8e eiter 9teOerInget,
cr oBo arig8iaugenifa6 I Ipif-
lan6 Sans 2io er ien0t biem til
9lusIono ooer Stocfbolm.
1prfer og Seoer. 99oi6in9ton,
.. g., tS. 9fop. Oct tprfiife @ie-
ianotifd6 meooeIte @aar, at SDr-
fiet bar tilitaaet oae SsSer, iom
par ilpgtet ira 2nnoet pnd @rltnO
al 9alfanfriaen, Sc idnme 9iettig
6eoer. ion olene 0fllbameoanerne
6iotil bar bait, for at ioo trtffet
iaa manage iom mulig al Dem inO
I 0onoet.
Stnoenburg iarIig itillet. 9lm-
iteroam. II. )ioo. Nan tror Der,
at @run0en til Spiflanos IapsbeO
1ngaaenoe 9egioenbeoerne pan
91oroironten / Sligo og 9uinifeg
meme og 9iusiernes goaitano ON
pietige Seire ber, 6etp6er, at bon
Sinoen6ure er en- meget uanifelig
Sti[lind. Q(ne Dfe00elelier er enfqe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

gtp tor 5abrif / 2iten. 2afe
5urit u o., 20. ]}oo. Set meo.
oeles ira paalioeligt 6olo. at @oo0
tone Qtunitions Company, G0oD.
tone, 9a. BAR fo6t ire aDoOranuil
2mO Der Jtarbeoeu til 2lnlpg al
ell 2lnnnnitionsidbrif. Gn Gel 9D
9enaterialier er allereoe anfonmet
I'll Steoet. Gn Gel al 2anoet ifaI
aabenbart ben0ttes iom 5lDUepla0s,
boorior oct aato9es, at 5a6rffen
nil 6u9le 2leroplauer eIIer 2uitifi65
adnoner, og at 9lo0ien ii0ite I'll
ipI0e ifal 6ennttes iii @rsUeifn0
nina.
Gn 9ane iom tiener. Baltimore.
Q'o., t6. RoD Baltimore oQ O6io.
banens netop uofomne 9lnrsberet.
ming piier, at 9anens geettoin0tpo
Ter 9ieanifa6saaret, iom ihutte0e
Den 30 ,Suni, uo9ior6e S27, 500.
289,60, en- 6oregelie ira oct lore.
aaaenoe Gegnifobsaar paa 3,t20..
668,15 9ruttoinotpgterne par $9f.,
St5,79734, oper ipp MiIlioner Col
lars mere emo oct ioregoaenoe
2egnifobsoor. Snntioiq par Drifts.
no9iiterne, iom rogior0e $63, ,925,
50774, aaoet neo meo $tO477.
ss0,78.
2(loina 9orion, 7 2lar aonntel,
0otter al Dlr. oa Nirs 2arien Wtui.
oen Rocf, @is.. fom en- Gaq til at
iaa aeroiin oper line alp0er Il.
&c eiter 9if 6ln ngr ben til Som.
ilret ior at terre Dem, og oct enote
meo, at De nntgnotes. 3 nPite Vie.
Diff par bun onlaipet Al 5Ianlner.
oa ier Der funoe fomme 6iplp, par
bnm iorfGrOeliq iorbrPnot 9(niia
tet oq paa anore Steoer al 9eae-
met 0enoes 2io fan nrppe REQ
oes. Senoes 9eoiteno0er blcu oa
iaa ilemt forbrpnot. oa bun ifuloe
6iGlpe lit 9ornebarn
aoniererer ON o2uiitania~. @a
i6ington ; 6, is 9too lloen
ri8sminiiter 9aniiig og @reD BON
9ernitorii orefte6e i@oar lDiflanos
lloiIlig6eo til at eiterfomme @rp
iioent @iliou5 5orilag angaaenoe
g2uiitania "aiipren
"a 1Diflauo bar loDet life at
torpeoere ire0eli9e @asiogerifibe,
er Oet gaaet ino pno to al Sc ire
9lnfter, ion Rrgiioent Bilion ior.
lanqte eiterfommet lin i6rite 9to.
te / oenne Sug. 0}eo 6enipn til
arauet ON, at 5pifIano ifuI0e ia.
ae 9(iitano ira Spnfuinaen itiller
oeu tpIfe Gegerin1 iig iremOeIes al.
uiienoe
@reu oon 9er1itorii aatnococ, at
BANS )lc9eriug par pilli8 til at
6cnpiie Sngen til 2liaerelic oeo
9oIogiit ! 6aa1 @rriioent @il-
ion er imiolertio irenloeles upilli8
til en- 9oIogiitsaigerelie om 6oor
pi6t Spiferne bap6e npaen 9tet til
at orrbe 9lnterifanere i llnoerpanos.
baaoSfri9en.
@iSconiins Decentralization. Che.
6opgan, g9is., 16. 9too. 8iSconiin
66eeie Dealers 2lsiociation opIpicr,
at ira I Ulai 1914 til I. Qiai 1915
blep ser ienOt no al Stoten 176,.
100000 9uno Dit 0eri cr 0a if.
fe meorelnet Ocn Dit iom Oe man.
ae iniaa 5orretningSnlpn0 iolate,
oa 6eller fife oen 6ienmelnoeoe
Scbmei3eroit, o9ricfc6eeie" % 2im.
bnrqeroiten. Nian bar uoregnet, at
Der bleu icnOt no al Stnten 200,
100000 9lm0 onerifanif Oit, og
acrai 6lep ienOt ira 8lnmout6 40
100000.
100000 9nno Oil fan iDl0e
1000 9(ifplingspogne, iom oiloe
0aune en- npitel 10 Wfil lang 9iGffe
Zen almin6eliqe 2nng6ornoit er II
CONNER lang oe ueier u Puno
5uis oisie 100000 Glmo Dit
par 2ana6ornoite, pilOe ser baoe
oeret 3,333,33 al Dem oa Iibt til.
opis De bIeb itilIet meo @noerne
moo 6innnoen. piloe mon babe en-
Rpffc, Tnm nor 755 Dill lang
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

2lae omfom. 9or0eaur, t6.
9too Zen ipanife Camper Ser.
na6e" er en- Storm gaoet paa
@umo uoenior G5ironoes Wmoing.
Sele 9eiGtningen er omfonmet.
Sfibet, Der par fuQaitet, pil iano-
ipnligpis bIipe totalt @raq
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

llDeir ouer Gnglano. 2onoon
t6 9}oo. 0tange minOre 5artejer
er gaaet tabt Oen iioite Storm.
Zen iranife Camper Saint 0}a-
To-, pao 12l Cons, fantreoe peO
@uernieD % ale 0mborOoprenoe
orufneoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

9(merifanif 2rae nomprfes. -
Petroarao, II. g}op. Or. 95Iip
3eipton ira @ai6inqton er no.
nGont til Sanitetsdei peo oct
iiette rusiiife 9trmeforps mc0 @en-
erols 9fono Or. 93epton fom til
GusIano iom Gbei for Sen aneri
fanife SanitetSaioelinq.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

6pif 4}rius / Sperrig. Berlin,
II. )tou., 9iaOioteIegram. 45rinS
0}arimilian al 8aoen er aufom-
met til 5tocf6oln, 5Dor ban uil
uGre aong @uitais @Git. grin-
len 6leo ue0 2lnfomiten mootaget al
aon9en og 0en tpife @eianot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

Iorfiif 5roppeifi6 til 9nnos.
2on6on % 92oo Gsra 3urid tele.
aroieres ooer 2fmiter6am til Sen
traI 9}eips" at ct tprfiIf 8ron8-
portifib me6 500 Sol6oter ON
9oro itoOte poo en- Dime N1ar-
moroisen oq ionf. 99pIten olle om-
bor6pprenOe ifof opre orufnet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

Sinoenburg iarIig itiaet 2lm.
iteroam. II. 93oo. Nan tror Der,
at @runoeH til Spiflanos Iapsbe0
anganenoe 9egioenbeoerne pan
Jforbirouten 9iigo- og 0pinifeg
meme og 9lusierues gaaitano ON
pietige Seire ber, betnoer, at oon
S5inoen6ure er en- meget uanifelig
Stilling 9lne Meooelelier er enige
ON, at &usierne foretoger en- frai.
tig Ofieniib, og at 1piferne srao.
pis ialoer ti(bage.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

5orbuOt at brine 5orretaing.
@etrograO, 10. 95oo Gegeringeu
bar beiluttet at op6noe ale fom.
mercieae eQer inOuitrieGe 6oreta
gen0er 9h8lan0, tiIberenOe
iienotli9e 2anoes llnoeriaatter Der
er ooer 1000 iaaOaune 5orretnin-
ger 9iu5lano. % oe beifpiti9er
10000 0ienneifer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

llnioeriitetet @ari5au. Berlin,
H. 9toO. Som 5glge al De tpife
Dipnoi96e0ers Gillooelie til at gen-
aa6ne SfoIerne / 8ari6au er I'm
Oerpisningen DeO @aribaus Uni
ueriitet Jenoptaget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

llDeir paa %afe Slperior. Salt
Ste. N}nrie. 0}icb,. Is. )top Ssn.
oaa laa onfring 30 Sti6e peiriait
5looeu mellem Sault Ste. Marie
oa 8etolr paa @rln0 al Sneitorm
}ioale al 5artsierne git til Sss
@aar. oa &eiret 6lru be0re Nile
Sfi6e ira 9afe Slperiar meIoer ON
5aar0t 9eir.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24
gnrt epet 1nltn.

Get foiteoe 2ipet. Santa Bar.
6ara, Sal, 20. 91oo 5ilmsifue-
ipilleren 2e5lie Gee0 er fomInet al.
oale unoer OptaaelieH Al leocnoe
eille0er. llnOer lloioreliou a Sfur.
tens Bart ifrloe ban ipringe 10
Al en- 0eli9euce, bpis 6eite BAR 10.
BET Iobif. oan iIo3 ia i6iel sal
oct.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

Il z. tager OIielano. 5aft. Sal,
10. Jtop. Observation-Disclosures bar
/ So 2anoieftioner mellenl Dfiomou
% @lf Sias Olieoiitrifter laoet op.
ilaa Rlafater, Der me0OeIer. at De.
pnrtenentet bar taaet 2anoet Be
iio0elie. oa at set iorbgoes at iege
eiter Diineralier eIler at iettle paa
9anoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24
9or0gtt rn1t0t.

6pifIano iaar aorn. 9}ou, is.
J}oo. SRA tpif ail0e meo0eles, at
Den iorite Senoing rumnnif aorn
til Ipiflano er aiienot ira 9ruila.
Zen par paa 10000 Cons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04

by the Copaiis sands (writes friend
Of The Companion) there is tower
from which the Indians watch for sea
otter. They are very eager after that
game, for the hide of one of those
creatures is worth all the way from
$500 to $1,000. Two young Indians We're
watching one day, when they saw
sea otter in the surf. Two shots from
their rifles killed the otter, and then
they rushed down to their surfboat.
The sea was heavy, and when they
were out some distance from the shore
their boat broke in two over comber,
and the men were thrown into the sea.
One Of the Indians drifted ashore on a
piece of wreckage. The other, although
a splendid swimmer. was drowned. The
news son spread to the reservation,
and the Indians from far and near
came to the beach and stood on the
give up it's dead.
1t was solemn, impressive sight
the stalward, rugged, copper colored
men and women standing at the verge
Of the sea foam asking the sea by the
motion Of their hands to send the body
ashore. For three days they waited
and beckoned. and then a dark object
Sometimes it was buried completely
from view by the heavy surf; then it
was seen again a little nearer, and Sc
the body of the dead Indian came
ashore at the call Of his tribesmen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04
ASK GARDINER FOLKS
TO AID STARVING
MEXICAN PEOPLE

Mrs. Grace H. Gray, chairman of the
Gardiner Red Cross Chapter, send us
the following:
washington. D. c., May 90.
ID. H. Darling, secretary Gardiner Red
Cross Chapter, Gardiner, Me.
"Great number unfortunate Mexican
people, largely women and children,
facing death by starvation. The Pres
ident and the American Red Cross ap-
peal most urgently to people in the
United States not to let the sufferers at
our own door die for lack of food. Gov
errors Of our own states have been
asked to appeal to their people for gifts
of money, corn, beans, rice, flour, mon
ey to be sent to local Red Cross treas
urers, or to National headquarters,
Washington. Instructions will be sent
from Washington as to routing of sup
plies.
&C. A. Devol. acting chairman, Red
Cross Society"
Contributions sent to Mrs. Charles
H. Gray or D. H. Darling will be i'm
mediateIy forwarded to Washington. It
is earnestly hoped that this appeal may
meet with a large and ready response
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04
For the Highland Avenue Home.
,ditor Kennebec Journal:

Editor Kennebec Journal:
We read in our papers frequently VI
late, the slogan, Buy in America Buy
in YOUR own home town. Help our Hlei-
chants" all of which is gooo' pu'
might 7 add to this: Help our own
home charities and benevolent lnstltu-
tons as we'll" The Highland Avenue
Home needs help. A visit TO TINS IN
stitution will be of intense interest W
anyone who will care to pay II a Call
The appropriation for this home from
the State is very small: so small that
they managers have been opilSeo 10
turn away 81 children during the last
three months Think of 1t, mothers OIL
children. You do not know Wheh us
aster. sickness or death may take the
bread winner of your family, ana your
children. through no fault of their OWL
beooue dependent on a cold world.
There is a fiourishing institution in
neirhboring city which has large
apnropriaton from the State. and also
has requests. The agents who canvass
for this institution cover the State from
the western side to PASSPORT ana are
most successful. One agent comes 10
Gardiner al periodical times. Many
peop]e in Gardiner subscribe to her
paper. some as high as ten dollars
while our own Highland Avenue Home
is in danger of being obliged to close,
for lack Of means to even feed these
little orphans. Some will say: we
have a right to spend our money where
we choose" Yes; l know. We are all
very tenacious of our so-called right
hut cannot we also be ofour principe. .
Principle to help our own hrst! IL
does seem in mary cases that 10
him that hath it shall be given. and to
him that hath not, shall be taken even
that which he hath. Our last Lesisla-
ture tried to reduce the appropriation
for this Highland Avenue Home, IN
order to give more to another Society
but through the fight put up by our
good kind hearted representative from
Gardiner the appropriation was kept
I'D to the original sum which is $3.50
year. Think of $3.50 year to support
a large family Of children.
The house needs painting. II the
subscriptions for which a solicitor VIII
ask very soon, only reach the desired
sum we can soon see this building
transformed into a comfortable looking
home
Gardiner, Me. Box 621.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04
VERY HEAVY FROST
DOES LITTLE DAMAGE

From all sections of the surrounding
country come reports OF the frost OIL
Wedne sday night and Thursday morn
ing From West Gardiner on the flat
come reports of a heavy white frost,
with ice forming. Planting is always
late in this section and there was prac-
ticallv nothing in the ground that had
started sufficiently to become frost bit
ten. On the higher ground, toward
Litchfield, the gardens and sweet corn
appears to have escaped, except here
or there in low places.
Very little effects of the frost are
apparent in Randolph. ]. B. Hayes. who
always has the first ears in this Sec
ton, has two acres Of early corn that
now stands about 10 inches high. Not
an injury is apparent on the entire
piece. Gardens in Pittston have suf-
fered, beans, corn. tomatoes and small
truck were hard hit. r. NJ. Lapham,
who is y years of age, stated to the
reporter that he could not recall such
frost as late as June 8. In this Sec
ton the thermometer at 4 o'clock in the
morning stood at just freezing. 50 de-
grees above. From South Gardiner
come reports of lost early vegetables.
In the city proper most Of the gar
dens being we'll protected appear to
have escaped although the more ex-
posed places the effects Of the cold
snap are plainly seen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04
MONTVILLE

CENTER-Mrs. Walter j. Bean is
dangerously i'll with an liberated
throat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conant Thompson of
Searsport are at w. J. Beams.
Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Brann. Elmer
Perkins, Omar Davis and John Holt
of Vassalboro and F. A. Luce's fam
lily passed Sunday at Camp Saints
Rest at Georges lake, Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Banton of
Knox were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. D. Tasker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Perkins of Bel
fast are guests of her mother, Mrs.
Mile Harmon.
Mary Wentworth returned to Pitts
field Monday.
Miss Rilla Luce has gone to Belfast
for the summer.
Oliver Newell and family Of South
Liberty moved Tuesday to the stock
farm. 1t is fine farm and here is
hoping they may prosper.
Z. p. and w. A. Walker of Castina
were in town Friday with their fami-
lies.
E. H. Thompson and family of Bel
fast were guests Saturday and Sun l.
day of l.. T. Foster and S. X.
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Plummer OF
Freedom were at w. 3. Jaquith's
Sunday
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1t has only recently been observed tha&
the efficiency of the flow of water in q
city main is very much restricted by the
sedimentation and incrustation which
takes place in them. Because Of the
slowness with which these deposits occur
it is not readily noticeable, but the
difference is quickly observable by max
ing note of the character of the stream
issuing therefrom before and after clean
ing. In the case of an eight-inch main
in Camden, y. j., the capacity was found
to have been cut down less than one
quarter. Another illustration may be de-
rived from the experience Of Belle Plaine.
Ia. Here a cast iron water pipe nearly
a mile long and six inches in diameter
had a capacity when clean of 1856 gallons
a minute, with a pressure Of 60 pounds.
This pipe became SO clogged that pres
sure of LIS pounds was necessary in order
to deliver 2is gallons a minute. There
are several mechanical means Of accom-
plishing this task. One consists OF a
9-foot device which is placed in the
pipe and sent along by pressure behind
it. and as it moves the deposit is cut by
the many revolving knives of which it is
made. A flow of water is maintained
and the released material is washed
away as it is detached
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-04
A NOVEL missile
Inventor Has One That Would
Disable an Enemy and Then
Supply First Aid, With Mar
cotics and Antiseptics.
New York Americana

A new bullet that carries in its nictle
Jacket first aid kits filled with narcotics
10 deaden pain. and with antiseptics to
heal the wound it makes, has been in
vented by Alexander Foster Humphrey
of Pittsburg.
The Use of this bullet in war would.
Mr.. Humphrey believes. greatly mitigate
the suffering of wounded soldiers on the
hattletields and would be the means of
saving thousands of lives
So enthusiastic is he about the posi-
bilities of his invention that he has sub
mitted blue prints and specifications for
casting the humane missile to the war
offices of all the nations now at war, as
well as to the United States government.
He generously offers to allow any nation
to manufacture and use the bullet with
out any compensation whatever 10 him.
AR. Humphrey got his idea for the new
first-aid bullet from the famous narcotic
bullet which he also invented. The lat
ter is now widely used by taxidermists,
nataralists and hunters of big game.
who wish TO do their killing with as little
suffering to the animal as possible
The new anaesthetc, antiseptic bullet
contains both narcotic and antiseptic
drugs. There are enough of the former
so that the wound even in a vital part
will cause little pain or shock to the
nervous system. And while the narcotics
are bringing relief to the wounded men
the antiseptic preparations are cleansing
the torn tissues ard checking the flow
Of blood
Jy,,,,, ,,t,r
simple in construction. 1t looks exactly
like any bullet at first glance, but a
closer inspection will reveal two annular
grooves pressed into it's nickel jacket
The grooves are where the first-aiJ
drugs are stored. The one nearest the
tip is for the narcotics. and the other
for the antisertics.
The drugs are incased in LAYERS Of gel.
attn. and when the grooves are filled q
thin coating or pararfn is spread over
the top.
This paraffin coating is melted by the
friction Of the bullet in the rifing of the
projecting weapon. and in its fight
through the air. 50 that the drugs are
| ready to begin their work of healing a.
soon as the missile finds it's mark.
The small amount of gelatin which is
used to hold the drugs IN place is en-.
tirely harmless. and is quickly absorbed
by the blood The anaesthetic is also
absorbed by the system almost instant.
~, and in very short time produces
nearly insensibility to pain At the same
| time the antiseptic is checking the
iihernorrhage and uniting with the blood
to soothe and heal the torn flesh.
There is a wide range Of antiseptics
which are well suited to use in the bullet
and the inventor leaves the choice of one
to the nations which decide to adopt the
new invention.
For an anaesthetic he suggests scope.
lamin. the same drug which is being EN-.
ployed with such success in producing
the twilight sleep. But it is believed
that there are . number Of other drugs
which will answer the purpose almost
ii not quite, as well.