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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-22
Niebe Itablen poraeIfsrn ouI

- 0iebe itdblen porseitsrn aus
benz 2aeerbous BON pnpne u. &idens
berrb sipei 100 pfunb Gdds TtebI unb
perTtedten bic geute in eineri Wdss
9on Der qenniDlbnriio GiIenbdbn in
Der g1dte Der Siib 5. Gtrnbe 3irei
| gpliSiftsn, bic bas Witbl entbedt bats
TEN. itdnben big geftern Wprgen nm
3 ubr 8ate. in Der Soffnuns Der
0iebs babbaft su tperoen. Die 9aus
ner tumen absr niht suriit uno oas
Mebl purbe na9 Der a}oliseiitation
ge6raht,
Der Gonoutteur Charles @nss
minqer Don benz Sftli6 fabrsnben 9is
tersua go SO Der 6. $. II. D. gabn
entbetts ppraeitern Ibenb in einsm
@agapn eincn blinben puasier, mel
der iterbenstrant mar unb ndh benz
Mlcrcb 6pIpitul aebra6t tpsroen mubs
te. Der Srdnte mar tsiinnungslos
uno lit auseni6einIih an epileptiiden
ardmp'en. Gr erbplte ii4 ipdt bes
9(benos unb CAB ieinen Namen ais
Martin Griffin BON Birmingham,
2tlc., unb itin gttter duf "a Sabre
an. !6eute eraGblte er, baB sr stnen
gruoer in Miobletopn pobnen babe.
- Die frIbere 2ebrsrin Jrau au.
tberine Tittor. Satin BON Sames
Sitton itorb Oorasitsrn Rudmittag
in ibrer Wchnuna 20. 946 9auton
StruBe an einem 6er5leiben i'm @lter
pon 80 Sabren. sic GtnterIdbt ben
@atteu unO cine Sodter, frau Rso.
ScmueI u. Stepban Don plain Gttp,
Ohio.
- Ridter 6arlan srnannte 9eitern
Games 80. goutfsr, R. 6. RuiieQ,
u. %. 6uoiou, 8. .. 3apis, uno ).
8 cfones I'm bic Bombs bes Worsun
Solpnihtp SduIoiitritts 3u perpals
ten.
Srap Mepers, pel6sr i'm &ria
miraIaerift oes 5ra9ers perbOrgener
@nffen augctlast itano, betunnte iIG
ihulbia unb rpurbe bon Ridier Wtur'
pbp sur 3allung ppn $25 uno aOs
ten oerurt6eiIt.
Hi6ter Sarlon bsipilIigte bsm
8ilbert SSouss bic Sdeirung ron isis
ner Satin Bertha, uno iprdb ibm
bic Sbbut iiber fsin. ainosr gu.
- Fonurn Wppre Don Srforo,
neldher beg trimiueIen ansriiis uuf
Elm U2Go9sn angetlast urb oem Ges
ridlt iiberipiefen pprben III. tpurbs aes
tern qeasn $500 giirsitoit bis gu
ieinsm qroseb aus Dem Gountp @ss
fGnanih entlaiIen.
- Die bieItgen StaIisner iinb nitt
70 snthuaItiI9 iiber ben beoorftebens
ben Srisa in S.aIisn, fonitpo. Die
meiiten StaIisnsr bier hdben ibr 5sim
aegriinbst, iinb in Gd6dften unb has
Zen fptpsit Dsnis SntersFs an benz be-
porIte6enbsn ariss se,eist. ginsr
berielben ertldrte seitern. mir ,Gms
pfen nit 5ruaten niat nit Sus.i
unD glet.
- Wapor SinteI belt poreeftern
4benb in Der Cincinnati lluipsriitdt
in Cincinnati siHen 9ortras tbsr
bas 5hema: .gau elmer stuet fir
bic 3u,urft".
- Oasib Scott, tpsIh.r isin SSbns
den aus Der Wobnuns f.insr s.fdi.os'
nsr 9attin eutfiihrts, bsitanb seiterH
isin @erb0r unb tpurbe seseu feline
si1ens giiraTdaft sntldTsn. CT nahm |
bas Sinh. neil fsin. Satin iih tpi.s
Der Oerhirathsts unb Der aIeins .s
OprsOg Bel ibm 5u IsbeH.
- Die Cane JreibibIiotbe, bat In |
Der Champion Guntsb paper 60. ga
bril- Elm. 3peis5i6Iiotbst singsri6tst.
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llnpOriidltiaer gntum ubiliit.

Der glumbsr 6snrp Camping bon
80. 4818 gabbot Roao fpurbe gee
tern pon 2sutnant Sinttina uuo ben
polisiiim ALLEN uub Gibbons perbais
tei. nddbem ct nit f,insm 2lutomObil
an Der Rodbale unb aeriusion aUes
nue. in sinsn Wil6pasen binsinsss
iabren mar. 9ei Der aclliiion ipuroe
ofitli6erpeiie niemanb perIsBt. Gin
Siam, Der nit Camping i'm 4uiomos
BIZ fab, sntipiid)is, ebt bic pcliSsi ii4
Ieiner perIiGern tonRie.
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Sbmlferien
Rebmen am II. Snni ibrea slnians
uno boren ain Z. Septsmbsr
anf.

Cine @efanntlndGuia, bic obnc
,Sraee BON Der S9uIjusrnb nit gre.
ber 6reuOe besriiBt per6en iuiro, cr.
Iieb geitcrn SdaIiuperintenbeut Gon.
Scit or fiinSiste ilimIi9 al, onb
f)euer Die Sd)nlierien ain IL. SUM-
begiinen iperoen. Sic oauern bis
3um Z. Septentber, ipmn oas neue
Shuliabr ieiiien anfnng nimnit.
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Uebmrten.

Carl unb Gillian artmdn, auSIoir
2pe., W1bfen.
gbarlss dnb Gmilie arusd. 135
Barter Str, ana6e.
Charles unb emma Saud, 1877
Weitrpoob slpt., Snabs.
ausuit unb 2lpnd audsp. 1921
Fremont Ctr, 9nabs.
Gbipin unb Gopa Rsnnsr, 1156 gds
tes ape., Wdo9tn.
Sacob unb Qucis Me9er. 6S On
WtUlidtn glpe., Gnabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-22
0pn Myseeresbnben
8irS has in SonoluIu Der
iuntene llntereeb boot
~. 4" q e B 0 B ell.


Daibingtom .. G., 81. Wai
las rnterieeboot niS. A., Sos Dol
etrpa Jrpei Ronaten i'm $c'lolnlr
Saien untcraing, nobel neim5e9r
@fiisIicSer Der Rannifaft ibr SebeI
eir6iibten, 1T enbIia bonn Weeresbc,
ben eebobcn porbens bod 1T mad
alniidt BON Worine Sfiisieren feint
Sid)erbeit oorbnnben, bnb bic anbel
al oenen oas Boot jest bcfeitigt NJ
6sim eriten StIrm nIdt ipieoer ser
reiten rper6el. Sb Die urinf)e ieiueE
llntersangs nab elmer 10 langen 3eli
ieitaeiteqt irerben fanrL III ebenialla
icbr 5peifelbaft.
geri6arfte Reiiepa BIB r.
idriften.
g9aibiugtoh Q. 6. 21. @lai
Sm Gintlang NIT eiuer, fiirSli6 er'
lniiencn gerciomug oes britifher
@ebeimratbs, bat oas Staaisbepar'
tenent eine 9}efanmtnadung erlaiieiI,
snb IN 2utilnft aae ameriianiifeu
9ieiicnoen, ole ii6er pierjebH SSabre
nIt iinb. in GngIdno ani ben PGiien,
Die iie bel ii6 traqen, i9re gbctcsra-
pbie mrbrinael miiiien. 0ieie Ger
oronung bat ipeSien gejng aui IA.
milien NeiieeeieIlidlaftrn, Sci oenen
bis jeBt MIR Der Batter oOer Siibrer
Der 8eieIlihaft eineu 4ab nOtbis
bate, tp1breno ole Raneu Der ue6ri.
gen ctufab mif oisiem Document an.
geiiibrt 5ii iper6en brmId)tcu.
miiherin plni6irt
f6Mlbig.
@ufiaIo, 81. o., 81. @ai. Grau
Gpntbin 9uiilim bon 2ittIe 9aaep.
bic felt Der Iesten 5Ipei @ofen Dor
Dem bieiisen Saprente @eridt ipa.
gen Wloroes pro5eiiirt pnr6e, ipeiI
tie ibrcn @atten stills 9ufhm per.
Giitet bate, befanlte iih beilte, na5
elmer mebritiinoieel Gonierens nit
ibrenI 9ertbeioiger, 6es @oroes i'm
5lueiten @rabe idilIOie. Ter Gi.
irittsnmpolt ertIdrte iid) bereit, bas
gefenlrttib nr5uHebnen ,,n6 Die
5rau piro iest ~ nif)t penieer als
spaHsis Sabren 3uf)tbaiis perur.
tbeilt ruerben.
Obiper Staats. GeIssgts
bung.
gplumbus. 81. Ul:i. Sn Der
Cbip.r SiaatsesisBgsbuna, bic iich am
Donnsritas na9 elmer aubsrfi iiiirmi.
Tdan Sigans BIB 0um 27. b. Ul. psrs
ilgt bat, nm banH nod cine S6Iub.
Tisuns dh,ubolttu, iinb felt bsm gu.
Iamm.ntriit Der a6rpsrIfait am 4.
5anuar i'm 0an5eH 1040 Worlda,n,
oapon 800 i'm Senat unb 720 i'm
Dauie, 107 asmeiuidafiIiae RsioIuiios
zen, bapon 54 i'm Ssnat unb 50 i'm
Dauis, iopie 100 Ssparat RsIDIus
iOnsn singsrsibt fporbsn. Bon bisi.n
gorIdgsn ipurben i'm Ssnat 80 unb I'm
oauIs $50 sHbaiiftis pcifiri. pdbrsnb|
II. ii6rigen ibeils perporisn porbsa,
5beils In ben 4usfdubjbmmsrn lisgeB
ytbIisben iinb. Die psrfdi.bsnsH Ron.
srsns ; ausi9liiis, ipsIGs Dor Der @srs,
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+ a 10 TIT . n.

Infer gsent in 5amilton in
6err Gbnarb grud, 449 Sab 5init,
strahe. geG Gel. 476 &, $Oms
Fbune 1881 VI.
- frau Sseltr Deinmann purbe
pprseitern pom S6ldsflub bsfaqen
unb III isitbsm auf Der saussu linz
len gsits -GsIa6mt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-22
ssm @irruitaeridt hot earal


ssm Girrliitgeridt bat Saraf
q. Orr gesen bic Stnot 9tefpporl
eine sGabeneriosflaee IN S6be Dor
$4,000 eileereiht, oo iie an Der 5
gtrobe burA eiiien Snl perlesi
nurbe Die alaoe Durbe ober niIber'
geriftlif geit4iftet.
Serr 8. y. arinn, goriitcn
Der bes repiibltfanii6en 9oitrttp Gre
futip aonlmittees. bat einen slufru'
erlaiien, ronaG am uadNten Montaq
gIbeno I'M Sauptauartier OIL Der
9l3tsu StraBe uno &aibinston slpe.
einc rcpublifaniidje @eriaulmhln1
itatiiiuben ioa. SSu bericlben miro
ii6cr Die 3eit ,no Die 2ofalitGt in
9etreii Der a65ubaltenoeu Sonpen-
tiou be6uis ertpdbIilng bon Gelega-
ten 5ur StaatSfonoention erltidieoen
mer6cn.
- 6rml 9eIle Yptbiau, Die Mut-
Ter Don Or. &oGn g. Tptbion, lit nut'
lGrgercm 9eiOen geitorben.
Soorrp Saffrneier non go. G2S
aSart slpenuc lit i'm 9Ilter BON 81
Sabreu geitorben. Ger &erbIifcnc
ipar Gin NiItglico ocS AirdenratbeS
Der grGnD. Ct. SODamneS 8emeinNe
nnb Der 9fobert Burns Soge Der
6rcimn,lrer.
= Ger Clifton 9nupcrem bat
ioiqea6e Seante crpablt: 8rdiioent,
Siis. Sauer, ISr,; &i5eprGlioett
Sranf Singer; Sefret1r, Is. u.
Rucbl; 6ilfsiefretdr, 8eorae aabl;
Shasmeiiter, 90. HotGerntea; Giref.
torch, ". $. Saier. George 0tocbnL
G. =. @lllc, NSoIn y. Seuper, =, 5.
Selbman, @iaiam 9ertfe mo @co.
Sollnlan.
- 9ie 9ireftcren Scr Campbell
60. ASroteit. @aiienbeinldtb boben
cuf b0s sIbIebcn bes 2. s.. Raoer.
MANI mcl6er mrbrcre Sabre lana
Oos Amt oes Erdiioenten betlcioete,
Notwithstanding angcltommen Der
&entldp Nnlpcrein, 81 oeiien 8riIn'
Hern Der 8erbIi6ene allh 5dhlte, bat
gleiIiolls Notwithstanding aooptirt.
5iir Oie bette rbetoriid)c Sci.
itung crbielt Sri. Diorie SrasfeOer
I'M Iart 9loenue 2luSitorillm Die
Rreismeoollle 5uertannt.
- Sas glppeQatlons9erid)t bat
geitern Die @ntideioung oes Circuit,
geridts in Der S6ooeueriaeflnge pon
9enfe gcgen bie 6. g., Die y. s. &
ltnb Ct. &. giiellbabn 50. nj d / be-
itdtigt. Gliiabetb geufe bate iiir
Den 5oo ibrer Godter gegen Die Sc
nannte Giierbabn @eiellidoit cine
SdnOencriasflase in Sobe Don 5000
Dollars eingereid)t pel6e ibr aud
pom oen @ci9tpprenen oes Gircititge,
ridts 5uerfannt nur0en. Das alp'
oeQationsgcrid)t ertIarte jebot, SaB
Die untere SuItalt3 einen 5ebler be.
1angen babe, inoem lie nidt Die &c.
8I @itrtiteu Der @erfloB
ten iniiruirte. - Sn Der Stcuer.
fluge bes S5iebIano Giitrifts seeen
Die Staot Gooineton bat bas appeI.
Iationsseridyt, pie in Den Gopirgton
SpaIten auSfiibrIi1 berid)tet miro, 81
Buniten Der Stabt Gopiugtou ert.
'tie6en.
- gal,idreiuer, lpeIde seitern an
,inem @ebGuoe ou Der Dort Strahc
iabe Der giertcu StraBe beitditigt
pGren, famelt, ais Elm Sdpornitein
,uianlmeuitilr3te, nit Sem Sdreden
)auon.
- Der 9uuuntcrreEmer Slntbonv
Refer ppu 9to. $50 German Strabe
il aeitern i'm Sitter BON AZ SabreH
Jeitorben.
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0leitanpiae Gin6redler.

Inter Der glntlass bes ginbru9ss
bisbitobls bsfinbsn fid 3ur 3sit ebs
iparb s6us BON SO. 1916 Bremen
Sirabe unb Maltsr Denton BON SO.
1914 aatiOn GiraBe in Der Gentrals
iiatipn in 9aft. S4uls uHb siR sss
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taSung ernannt ipurben, unb cine 4ns
oubl @Orlasen. iiber ipeIds in beib.l
grandtn Observation-Disclosures
berrid)en, befriebigen6 3u geitdlteH
iino 6ersiig an Der 2lrbsit, O.rsn R.'
Iulint fie bsim Wiebersuiammtntri.i
Der gsIsbsebuna an udhItenGonHsrs'
tag unttrbreiten iperben.
9t5abltibre Ireuemitbe benz
2eben.
3oIebp, O., q. Wai. Srau
Carl Yoesn, bic 32iabriss @atiin eis
nss in sinsm bisiissn 6oiel bsidditis'
ten aiidsu Gbsfs. ipurb. s.iisra
9Ibenb, lptil lie ii9 anss5lia psiSsr
IL, ibrsn @atteH al psrIaHsn unb mi.
einem anbrsn Wanns burhBubrsnnea.
bon bsm 2sbtersn Hisbsrati6oFn unp
berart p.rItBi, bag fie bsuts friih i'm
iiabtii6sn 5oipital. pobin liz ar
bradi tporben mar, psritorb.H III. III
pOIisei III duf Der Sufs na4 sintm
Qniirsi-s,r namens giliiam Siorm,
Der friiber in esm Dasger'idxH 6aui,
lcgirtt uHS bic 1boi bsganssn bab:H
ioll.
BARNES RoofeDett- BRO
5sb NOD untnti6iebeu
Sbrdeufe, y. o., q. mai. -
Die 9ei4porsnen in bem 9s,lGum'
buassprO5siIs bss Wm. 9arnss gsgsu
Col. 9bspbors Rooiepsli mar beui.
4benb INNER nod nidi i'm Stano.,
ein @erbitt abSusebsn, uadoem iie
iton ipdbrsnb bes cages sinsH bsbiHa
ten Wabripru4 gu Guuiten bss Or
prdfbsntsn untsrbreitsi batisn, ben
Der Ri6ier jebo4 niht atssptirts. 1i.
geoinsung, tpslde bas gtroiit su IL
nem unseisBlideu ittmpsli,, mar bic,
bnb oi. erpriusn 9eridtstoiisn uno
iOnitisen ausIassn DON bsibsH 5bsilsH
setragsH iperOsn iolIten. 9isis gebins
gung ipurbe Don sinsm Der g.ihpors'
usn. geparb Burns, eiHem Repubii.a.
nsr, seiielli unb sr tp.issris iih. bon
feinsm Stunbpuntts ab5lspeitxn. Die
SeihporsRen SOsen iid, nadbsm Der
Ri6tsr bas gerbiit 5uriidssipisisn
hattie, lpisber in ibr geratbunss3imr,r
Sutiid unb beute Ibenb, natbsm iIt
mebr ala 3ebn Siunben barin Der
lptilt batten, ipar,p immsr nod t.ins
an5eiden, bab cine Ginisuus ersislt
iporbsn more, Oorbanb.n anb Der Rid
ter orbnsts an. bab iie bic gang. Ra6t
bsiiammsn bI.iben miibtsn.
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been quite deaf the Commission says,
and Undoubtedly momentarily forge:
that there was a train due and step
ped out upon the track without look
ing, and. being unable to hear. received
no warning of the approaching train.
The Commission says: 1--WE do net find
any evidence of any careiessness- upon
the part of the Boston x Maine RAJ
road or any of its employees.
Maine Central Securities
Upon the application of the Maine
Central Railroad Company for approval
of terms and conditions of retirement
of common stock under a special act
of the Legislature, and for authority
to mortgage properties and franchises
the Comm;ssion orders that the COM
pany be authorized to issue preferred
stock to the amount of 100000 900 ait,!
first and refunding mortgage bonds 10
the amount of 100000. And further
authority is given to mortgage the
property and franchises of the rail-
road to secure first and refunling mort
gage bonds as above snd also to secure
its outstGnding coupon notes TO the
amount Of 100000 and further to Sc
cure additional bonds not exceeding in
the aggregate, with the bonds author
lied as above. and with said coupon
notes at any time outstanding. s2J,000.-
OO0
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CROSS, FEvER|SH
CHILD IS BILIOUS
OR C0NST|PATED
Look, Mother! If tongue is coat
ed give california Syrup
of Figs"

Every mother realizes. after giving
her children California Syrup of
Figs" that this is their ideal laxative
because they love it's pleasant taste
and it thoroughly cleanses the tender
little stomach liver and bowels with
out gripping.
When cross. irritable, feverish or
breath is bad. stomach sour, look DIT
the tongue, mother. If coated. give 4
teaspoonful of this harmless 'frun
laxative" and in a few hours all the
foul. constipated waste, sour bile and
undigested food passes out Of the
bowels, and you have well, playful
child again. When it's little system is
full of cold, throat sore, has stomach
ache, diarrhoea, indigestion, colic-re-
member. good inside cleansing
should always be the first treatment
given.
Millions of mothers keep California
syrup of Figs" handy; they know a
teaspoonful today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Ask your druggist for a
5o-cent bottle of California Syrup Of
Figs" which has directions for babies,
children of all ages and grown-ups
printed on the bottle. Beware of
counterfeits sold here, so don't be
fooled. Get the genuine. made by
California Fig Syrup Company"
Adv.
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n. Pierce's Pellets are the original
little Liver Pills. One little feilet 1of
q iaxatiye-three for cathartic.
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Artillery Examinations.

Orders for the semi-annual artillery
examinations for officers and enlisted
men of the Coast Artillery Corps, y.
G.. S. NJ, have been issued, setting the
date as Nov. and The places at which
the examinations can be taken as the
Portland and Auburn armories. The
order is as follows: National Guard
of the State of Maine. Headquarters
Coast Artillery Corps.
Portland. Me-, October %, 1915.
General orders, No. TO-
/. The examinations required by
General Orders No. 166, w: D., 1911,
will be held Monday, November 5,
1915, at the Portland and Auburn arm
cries, commencing at P. NJ. Uniform,
dress without sidearms
g The examination in Auburn will
be in charge of and will be conducted
by Captain Ellery w. Niles, c. A. c.,
L. S. A., inspector instructor The ex-
animation in Portland will be in charge
of and will be conducted by an officer
detailed by the War Department.
5. Candidates living in Bath, Bruins
wick, Lewiston and Auburn will report
at the Auburn armory; those living in
Biddeford, Kennebunk, Sanford, West
brook, and Portland will report at the
Portland armory. Officers will apply
| direct to the adjutant general for nee
essary transportation, company COM
| manders applying for the candidates
! from their commands.
Necessary actual expenses will be
allowed to persons to whom transpor-
| tation is issued but pay is not author
| lied.
4. A board to consist of Colonel
| William o. Peterson, Lieutenant Col
| onel James NJ. Palmer, Major Harry
Goodier, is appointed to meet at the
| call of the senior member to mark
the papers submitted by the officers.
S. A board to consist of Major
Francis E. Cummings, Captain Henry
w. Hobbs. Captain George E. Fogg,
| is appointed to meet at the call of
the senior member to make the papers
submitted by the enlisted men.
BY order of Colonel Peterson.
WILLIAM P. NORTON,
Captain c. A. c., N. G. S. NJ, Adju-
tant.
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r Lantern slides were thrown upon the
screen showing the conditions found at
the barns, milk hou-es, and creameries in
the several states and the Province of
Quebec from which the milk supply of
Der Of these Illustrations showed some
establishments and Equipments for the
production of milk and milk products
in the counties of Waldo, Androscoggn.
Franklin and Kennebec in this State
which are exceedingly creditable to US
here in Maine.
But the specially interesting and in
structive feature of the meeting was z
talk given by DR.. Charles Il. North OF
New York in which he described his pa;,
for leading farmers to produce clean
milk, but Dr. NCr,hs talk was doubly
interesting because it was illustrated
with the stercopticon.
The scheme about which DR.. North told
was that of the Dairy Demonstration
Company that was started at Homer.
n. Y, some years ago. This company Is
now sending quite a large quantity OF
clean milk to the city every day. The
main object Of this company was to show
that a clean and satisfactory milk may
be produced with little increase in the
cost of production. They have succeeded
in doing this. The essential features OF
, their methods are the following:
l. The farmer is paid for his time and
trouble in complying with the sanitary
requirements of the company. He is paid
half a cent quare for his milk to COM
pensate him for the tuberculine testing
Of his cows. He receives one-fourth OF
cent a quart more for his milk if he
keeps the bacteria below 10000 per cubic
! centimeter He receives extra compen.
sation for the increase of butter fat In
excess of 35 per cent. The premiums
which the farmers receive average about
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New Corporations.

Records of new corporations have
been filed as follows:
Z. S. Fire Prevention Company of
Maine, to conduct a general manu-
featuring, lumber and real estate bust :
ness. Capital stock, $4,000. Par
value, $50. Paid in nothing. Presi-
dent, r. K. Jordan; clerk. William
Lyons: treasurer. Charles E. Rabbit;
directors, r. K. Jordan, c. E. Bah
bitt, George z. Gray. Joseph A. War
rem, Lemuel Lane. George NJ. Whib-
lips, Charles A. Anderson, George A
Gabriel and Divide j. Forth, all OF
Westbrook.
Boulton Trading Company, to con-
duct a general steamship transporta-
ton business. Capital stock. $4,000
Par value, $1,000. Paid in nothing
The officers are the usual members
of the Corporation Trust Company
Imperial Pumice Company to con-
duct a mining business and deal in
minerals. Capital stock, $1,000, 900
Par value. 500. Paid in nothing
The officers are the customary mem
bers of the Corporation Trust Com
pany.
United States Fire Protection Com
pany Of Maine, a corporation organ
lied in the Office of the Cumberland
Registry of Deeds to manufacture an6
deal in chimney attachments. The
authorized capital is $4,000, of which
10000 is preferred. The, par value
Of the shares being $50. Nothing PAID
in. Rufus X. Jordan Of Westbrook IL
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Stomach Sufferer
f! Gets Prompt Help
Hartford Resident Gets Quick Relief
From Use Of Wonderful Remedy.

Mfs. S. E. johnson Of 81 Whitmore
street. Hartford. Conn, was a victim
of stomach and digestive disorders.
attended by much pain. She suffered
from pains in the side and other dis
comforts.
She took Mayr's Wonderful REM
edy and found quick relief. In writ
ing Of her experience she said:
The pain left me the next day after
taking the remedy. It's simply won
derful how it relieved me; and you
may, be sure l shall tell every one
who has stomach trouble about it,"
Mayrs Wonderful Remedy gives
permanent results for stomach, liver
and intestinal ailments. Eat as much
and whatever you like No more dis
tress: after eating, pressure of gas IN
the stomach and around the heart. Get
one bottle of your druggist now and
try it on an absolute gurantee-if not
satisfactory money will be returned.
For sale by Bowditch- Webster Co.
Adv s.
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Justice Haley of the supreme court has
filed decree denying the petition Of
Simeon H. Watson, Orrin D. Clark and
Carl D. Libby for the reopening of bids
upon the Mousam River Trust building
at Sanford, sale of which was author
lied by Justice Haley Oct. A. 1t was
commended by the petitioners that they
had secured verbal pledge from re-
ceiver Arthur Beal to sell them the block
for s15,5Oo The sale price authorized by
the court was $4,000. The new owners.
John D. Weymouth, George r. Bowley.
George A. Brearey, William Craughwell
and Charles s. Dyer, received a deed OK
the property Monday.
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!nANURICl"
:: THE NEWEST
DISCOVERY IN CHEMISTRY

This ia a recent discovery of Doctor
Pierce. who is head of the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute at Buffalo,
n. Y. Experiments at Doctor Pierce's
Hosbital for several years proved that
therk is no other eliminator OF uric ACID
chat. can be compared to it. For those
easily recognized symptoms OF in1am-
NATION - as backache, scalding urine
andsfreouent urination, as well IS sedi'
meut in the urine, or if uric acid IN the
blood has caused rheumatism, 1t y
simxly wonderful how surely rAnuric"
scts. The best of results are always
obtained in cases of acute rheumatism
In tie Joints, in gravel and govt, ana
invariably the pains and stiffness wnlcn
40 frequently and persistently accom-
nant the disease rapidly disappear.
G1 to your nearest drug store ana
s;mAlv ask for q 5O-cent package OF
wAm1ric,0 manufactured by DR.. Pierce,
or oven write Doctor Pierce for . Tree
SAMPLE. If YOU suspect kidney or bad
der trouble, send him sample OF your
watSr and describe symptoms. Doctor
PieIce's chemist will examine it, then
DR.. Pierce will report to you, WITHOUT
fee Or charge.
~Annric. is thirty seven times more
active than lithia in eliminating uric
scid. and is a harmless but reliable
che3ical compound that may be safely
siyen to children, but should be used
onl1 bv grown-ups who actually wish TO
rest0re their kidneys to perfect health,
bv conscientiously using one box OF
more in extreme cases "Anurlc
(thsnks to Doctor Pierce's achievement
Il IL far the most perfect kidney and
bladder corrector obtainable'
q. Pierce's Pellets are the original
Etflk Liver Pills. One little fciiet IOi
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Glen Milk.

Last Saturday DR.. A. G. Young, repre-
senting the State Board of Health as its
executive officer. attended by invitation
a meeting which was held in Boston for
the discussion of questions connected
with the production and distribution of
milk. The program had been arranged
through the conjoint action of the Cham
Der Of Commerce and the Twentieth
Century Club
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-03

president; Charles f. Rabbit Of
Westbrook. treasurer, and William
Lyons of Westbrook, clerk. There are
eleven directors. all Westbrook men,
excepting George M. whitley and
George A. Gabriel, both of Portland.