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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24

BON engluno mifna6m Ser 6orres
iponoent iagte, oaB oie Erausaftion
itrift ge6eiut gebalteu mur0e.
G GobfnetStriie in 2ugem.
burg.
&urent burg, pia 9lnliter0an
uno 2ouOon %. Sebnior. Gas
Cabinet oes @roB6er5ogt6mnS 2ur.
em6urg Bat iciuen 9l6idieo eingcr
rei6t Srgeuo Elm @runO fin ben
Giidtritt miro niHt ongegeben.
2ou0iturm beimberufen.
Semi iiber @aris, %. 8e6ruar.
0eutide 2onoihtrmleute Inn 9llter
bis 81 AS Sa6reu pelbe ii9 III Ger
Sdpei5 ouf6alten iino 6eim6eruien
moroen uuO es 6eiBt Bob Die in ali-
Oereu Sdnoern po5nenoen SoIoateu
e6enfous beimfe6rel miiHen luo
5war bis sum 3. N}dr5. Seiterrei6.
llngarn bat ebenfans ans neutralen
2dnoern feline SanOiturmIelite bis
5tun 40. 9e6ensio6re beim6eruien.
Gie @efeble betreifen 1000 in Der
Sbwei3 le6enDe &erioueu.
Grfter @ro0tartentog.
2on0on %. Se6ruor. Ser
Grdouge Selegrop6 Company miro
ans Copenhagen beridtet, in Berlin
iei 6eute ser erIte 9roofartentag.
sSeoer Geuti6e er6dlt am frii6en
Wlorgen cine &orte, peI6e i'm gum
Gmpfang 0e5 8ro0eS 6ereAtigt. Sc
oes N}itglieo ser &aiierlihen Somi-
lie, pie au6 ser geriugite SausboIt,
miro Oieiem SDitem bei ser Gertbei-
lung 0es 8roOeS unteriUorfen ieii.
@lardonO lest @riga0e-
@eneral
garis, %. 6e6ruar. Sberii
glor1ono, melder inn Suoou-6elo.
3uge i'm Sabre 1898 gum &erloIien
bon Sai6o0o ge3wungen puroe, i'll
gum 9rigoOe A General 6ef0roert
@}ar9ono IieB iid Dor Idnaerer Set
puniioniren, iieute iid6 o6er BEL 9lus.
brub .oes 9rieges sur Gerfiiginq
Der 9leaieutng uu0 murOe ais G6erii
eiugeiteat Gr bat iit6 bereits Der
idicocntlib auf Oem Sbla6tfelOt
ausg8eibnet.
&oiierfomiIie ge9t NIT
gdltem 8eiipiel boran.
(Gorreiponoeil5 Der agIiiociirieH @reiie)
Berlin 8. 6ebruar. ngSie Ell
a0nig 3r Ie6eu@ lit ein 9lusorud, oel
in 8reuBen ni1t etipa cine 6eionoer;
6o6e Shlfe bon 2urus beoelttet, no
bel gutes @nen lm6 cute @etrdnf,
ole SauptiaAen biloeten &oiier uni
&aiierin baben INNER eiiia9 geoei
fen i'm GergIeid 5u pielen reiAer
GeitiAen, a6er ser &rieg bat 81,
Speiieforte am Sofe nod einfodel
geltaltet
Shou 9(nfoug 9lobcmber iprrO,
oos ioqenonpte &riegs s-9ro0, 0qi
ais elmer @lii4ung BON 9ioggen
luO aortofielme6l ge6odcn it, on
Sofe eingefii6rt mo miro ieitoen
tdglid Der5e6rt- 9tls Der S06itfom
manoirenoe in sen Morfeu Dor eiui
J gen gSoden cine @eror0nliug 9ege
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24
auFaIberidlte ums suI6inetun.
Sprang pom @ai6in9ton-
}onum cnt.

2 prang pom M q BIN g To lls
g0}onument
Trau gS. =. Godrell bon Gel 80,
Go., iproug geiiern BON Der Oritten
@aQerie pon obeu in ben @leOator-
SGocgt ocs 2oibiugton-Nlonume
unO iAir5te 500 SUB tief berab- Sic
mar an Sen 5eiten Oes SdoHtes
idon toot aeiGlagelt, e6e iie oen SUB
Ocs Sbao1tes erreidte. Ger 1iitrifts-
Coroner 1eate Elm Gertififat ouf
Sel6ItmorO aus. @r fauO cine 9lo-
ti3 in ibren Goicbcn, in ipeI6er Iie
erfIdrte, OaB iie miiie, iie f6nne ni9t
bon i6reln 2eioen flrirt perOeu, imO
ipolle i6rem D1anne feline Sait iein.
3ugIei6 eriu1te Oie llngIiidli6e,
oaB lire 9eic6e 0erbronnt meroe. @&
mar Der critic SelbitnorO IN Oenl
qewaltigen Wlouumente felt es in
1883 eroffnet mitrOe. @or ingefd6r
10 Sa6ren ltiir5te Elm 9(nitreider,
ser Ooriu bei6ditiat mar, 6erdb lno
itar6
6rau Godrell betrat Oas @lonu-
ment uugeiG6r cine Stlnoe Dor
S9luB Der E6iireu uuD 6ego6 iidJ
auf sic 9[usii6tsgoQerie. @ou BORT
ging iie orei Stodiperfe bGrab uno
3mGugte iitb our6 bic eiieruen Std6c
6inOur1 in oen SAadbt. @eiuder
oes N1onmeuts i6ricen idrederfiiai
auf uno SRI. Gona 9iodeieaer bon
Tacoma &orf 0riif nod Der aIeiOlnQ
ser 6rau. Sin fur5es 9lingen folgte,
ais Oos aleiO 3erriB lnO Der &orper
binabidoB. Die 8eiucber beno9rid'
tigten iofort Die @eb0roen. Srar
GodreQ mar fllr5 borber nit i6ren
@atten bel einem 9}erOenor5te gelue'
fen. Sic itouO i'm 80. 2e6eusja6r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24

sen 0iub sic Grploiion oiiigei4redt
imo euifdnen o6ne &erleblng. gln.
0erc 9om6el fielen in ben @artel
uno aiif Oos GoH zines fleiuen Sau-
les in Scr 9iue Goguien Sin @rcis
uuo ein tleines N}dObeu, pelHe IN
cincnr 9lus6al cines 2dn0bouies
idGefen imO sic Semitic BON A Ser
ionen, pel6e BORT no6nt ulirOe III.
ter oeu 9riimmern 6egra6en glur
ein tleines &ino bon flint 0lonateH
muroe ats Sen Griinnern ae5ogeu
9lae anOeren fanOen ibren SOD.
Die 6ront 0es Sauies muroe elm
foG fortgeriiiert ipie NIT einem rieii
gen 0leiier. 3nrd oie &eftigfeit Der
Grploiiou iuurOen Oie SGuier in ser
llmgcgeho crihiittert. 9lae 6enIter
meit6in wlroen 5ertriinmert. glaA
oem @erfen Der @om6en 0eridmanO
Ger Zeppelin in 5iemlider @ile Gie
@}auni6oft beitauo anideinen0 ous
2euten, 0ie nit Der @egenO oor8iig.
lidj 6efannt maren 0a 0aS S6iff
oirett BON ser Gee ouf sic @o6n-
freu5ung 6ei 5ontinette 5uiteuerte.
Sine lange Oeutide 6Iagge, welbe
an eiuent San0iad Diug mlrOe ouf
Dem 1odl eines SulieS qefitn0eu
uno Dem N}iIitdrgouOerneur iiberges
ben.
@uifii@ tfrfii9e Sc
fcdte.
8etrograo, 90. Se6ruor. ~
Gin 9eribt Oes @eneralito6s Ser ruiz
iii6en &altfoius- 9(rmee beiagt, BOB
am 81. 5e6ruor mebrere @efe@te
NIT oen Siirfeu in Ser glo66ariAait
bon Si6orut ousgefdmpft purOea
ais 0eren gfeiultat 0ie Giirfen ii6er
oen SluB 5uriidgeOrdngt muroen
9(uf Sen iibrigeu Gbeileu Ser Sront
berrl@te 9fltbe.
30 euterei in Stn0opore
BON erniter geatur.
2on0son, 90. 6ebruor. 81.
ne Qfii3iclle 9lufiinoiging oes @reB-
bureaus erfldrt, ooB cine Nleltterei
I'M 5. 9leqiuent lei6ter Snfanterie
| III SinQupore, pel1e infolQe BON
Streitigfeiteu ii6er 8eioroerungen
entitano, interOriidt iporocn lit. &ei
oen admpfen murocn 25 Want ge-
tootet, Oariuiter a1t 0ffi3iere, ino
Gielc beriulnoet. 8ur 3eit berridt
Oem @eri9te na6 iii Singapore Jill-
6e.
(Gine 1epei9e aus Eofio. utter
0em 0atum Oes 10. 5e6ruar berid-
tete bon elmer Wleuterei inter Sinoii-
SolOaten in Singopore. 0ie obioe
W2elomg ideint ii6 aui oeuieI6eu
Goriall 81 be5ieben)
Seiterrei6 bali 9iumd
nien.
2on0ot %. 8e6ruar. gSie
Sic nWiorring &oit~ BON ibrem Cor
reiponoenteu in 8uoapeIt erfdbrt
bat 0ie oiterreibiidiugariide @lo.
nardie 9hundliien Elm grobes Gar
le6en geiDdbrt e6e 9lumduieu OiG
! 100000 9lnlei5e bei Ser 9out
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24

cas- y nlbd dr 0 c III ent er
9ar0aneIlens sorts.
8aris, 90. Sebruar. Die
golfan g2adribten glgeutir BAT
cine inter geiirigem Gatiun aeiauote
Iepeide aus 9(tbeu erbalten melde
bciaat, ooB sic Glotte Ser 9(Qiirteu
6ei Dem Reimbursement Der 9aroar
uellen-5orts am Soitntag 200O @es
i4oiie anf Die tiirfiideu @efeitigun-
gen mari.
Ole ottomaniiheu 8atterien eriDis
oerten in idmader g9eiie Oas 6euer,
obne zines ser ariegsid6ifie ser 9ll.
liirten 5u treffen.
Gas @eidpaoer iebte am 0lontag
oaS Bom6aroement tort jeood nit
bermiuoerter Seftigfeit.
Ole Sperotiouen an Sen
0or0aneIIen einge-
teIIt.
2on0on, 90. 5ebruar.-gi
beitte g(ben0 erlaiiene offi5ielle 8e-
fointma6ung beioet:
ullngiinitiges, tribes @etter lin0
elm itorfer iiiomeitli6er Sturu bot
unfere 9perotionen an ser 9aroo-
neIlen.StroBe unter6roden. Dic
duBeren Sorts wuroen 6urh oas
9omb1roemeut an 10, 5ebruar boIc
6eihdoigt.
g8os 0oS frait80iiide
4rfegsbfreou iagt.
9aris, %. Sebruar. 0as
fran80iiibe ariegsbiireaa beroffent,
lidte beute 9ladmittag oie nod.
itebenoe offi5iene grfIdrung ii6er oil
gntipidhmgen inn @eiteh:
,Gem geitrigen 9(beno.guuetin III
penig bon geoeutiing 6in5u5ifiigen
@eiIicb bon 2om6aert5poe inter.
nabm Ser 6eiuo 5pei SniaHterie.
gIngriffe, iuelde inter uuiereni 6euel
5uianmen bra1en.
IoS 9ombaroement bon 9aeims
bon Dem ipir aeitern 9[beno beridte.
ten, mar ouBeroroentIi1 beftig. IS
wo6rte crit feds Shinoen imO Oanr
nodmoI fiinf Stnoen lang. 8iinf
3ebnbiuoert @eihoiie fielen in aQer
Gbeilen ser Staot nieoer. 0ie Gat6e
oraIa lit iebr unter ocm 5euer. 0el
geiUolbeartige 0ahitubl 6rod geiterr
tbeilmeiie 3liaumen Gtma 20 Sdu
ier puroen in Brand oeiebt rno q
@ibiIperioHen ipuroen get6Otet.
SeitIid6 BON ben 9lrgonuen 8ipi
iden Wlalincourt inO Ser N2oas, rid
tete uniere 9[rtinerie ibr 6euer gegel
eine Oeutide 9atterie um0 iprcH9tl
ibre @}unitionspagcu in 0ie 2uit.
@on oen iibrigeu Sbeilen oei
5rout 1T nihts bon @eoeutilug 81
bermeloen."
@as @etrogroo 8u mel
ben ipetB.
%etrograo, 90. 8ebruar.
Ger riiiiide @eneraIita6 erlieB Deitl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24

cine amtIide @dtt6eiling, in Ser es
H. ". 6eiBt
,9(ui Dem redten llier 0es 9o6er'
iuio 0es g}oreiu-5Itiies fanocn eir-
seine @eie6tc Itatt. Sin @eiedt bon
geringerer @idtigfeit erei9nete iid
in ser glG9c BON @roouo all Der
StraBe BON 2Dpsfom.
Die @eidiibe Der Setting OiioweB
ariffen bei Sen oorti9en admpien ale
gebli6 init erfolg Gin. qln Ser StroBe
BON 2ou5a na6men Oie Jiuiien oas
Gorf Seoma6uo.
ssn Der @egeno bon @rai1nBb ba-
Gen sic geitifeu nit elmer rieiigeH
Streitmadt Oie 0ffeniiDe ergrifien.
gfn Ser StraBe 8miiben 9tacion3
uno 9sIonsf 1aben mir me6rere Ior-
fer eingenonimen inO 500 @eiaugene
gemadt
Gie Deltideu griffcu auf Dem
gfor0uier Der &iIi3a an muroen aber
6ei 2opu5no 5uriidgepieien. g}0r0licb
bon 8oflicDn 6abeu Die 6Iterreidi-
ideu Gruppcn idmere gerltite erlit-
ten. 9lud griiien Die oiterreidii6en
Sruppeu sic bon Sen 9iulien beieBten
Sobeu BON Smoluifa, 6itli1 Oes
2upfop-@anes, an. Ole Deiitiden
ma6ten bier 9lodtougriife oegen Oie
S5beu bon @1oto &o5iourfa, wurOen
ieoob 5iriidgepieien.
g8ir griifeu bic Neiterrei6er iiios
lid BON Stanislau in Sit-@ali5ien
an un0 trieben 5pei grigaoeu nod
blutigen &anpfa 5uriid. @ir NAB.
men 1900 @efau9ene unO erbeuteten
me6rere @loibiuengeipe6re.4
Ger n8eppeltn g eiuG~
iiber GaloiS.
Calais, iiber &oris, 90. GSebr.-
Gas 3eppeliu-2uftibiff mel1es &c.
itern 02orgen 9ombeu auf Die Staot
Galais mari udberte iid Ser StaDt
BON Ser Gee aus in eiuer S06e BON
ungefd6r 1900 SUB itno fiinoigte ii@
Den @ahen ihon bon @eitem Ourd
oos Surren Der @ropeller al. GaS
2uftidiff flog quer ii6er Die StaOt
bin i'll Der Gi6trIg olf Ben ga5n-
6of BON 5outinette, o6ne auf oenI
&ege Oortbin irgeno eine @om6e 81
perfen Ias erite @eidoB fiel ais
Der Zeppelin iiber oem areu5ungs-
punft Ser Giien6a6n-2iuien onfnm.
Gie 9on6e 0rrdi@lug sic SUB
briide mr0 trof Sic 9abnIinie, pel9e
nod Giinfirdeu fii6rte Gann erbob
iicb Oos 2ufti6iff etpas b6ber un0
parf flint gomben in roi4er Qluf-
eiuanoerfolge. 9lGe 9omben fielen
in Ser ltngegen0 Der Giieu6o6uliuie
nieoer,
Cine @onbe fieI lit Sen &of eines
! Sollies no6e Ser 8abniiberfii6rling
5ertriimmerte einen Shuppen unl
5eriprengte bic 5eniter in Dem Suir
ie. Iie 9etpobner ser Sduier pur-
Kinder Schrei6n
MACH FLETCHER'S
G. a s T Q r 4 A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24
glus Oem Suuereu NlarBlanO's unS
ben anarenaenSen Staaten.

Pin Ser5fdIog. geitor6eu.
SIN Ser3idlag lit geiteru plobli6
onf ieinem2lngslpIab in Otter &oiut,
am @ui6 &iper, Sobu IS. 2eiabt ge-
ftor6eL ebe dr5tlihe Silfe berbeige-
6olf weroeu founte. Ser Geritor-
bene itono i'm 66. 2e6ensiu6re un0
mar ais GROCER 5reuuo oes 9lugeI-
iportes in gon5 Sorforo-GountD be-
faunt. Serr 2eig6t binterIGBt neben
ieiuer @itttpe bier GoHter: 6rou
Beatrice q. SOQan0, 6rau emma
@ruiuger, 6rou gGooe GroBlnore
uno Srau G6orles So6nion linO 5lpei
S0bue, &aDnlonO rnO 9lo6ert 2eigbt
5iinf 9 abnorbeiter ber-
Iebt
8tuii9en Marion Station uno
aingitou iprong geIteru 9ladmittog
Elm 9lrbeiter5ug, Ser ouf ser neuen
8peigitrede. per- Sem gprf &biIor
0elpbia un0 gtorfolf-@o6n @obn-
i1ienen beiorOern ioIlte, aus Den
@aleiien @on Dem 8ug, Ser aus ei.
uer 2ofonotipe un0 fiinf @aggons
6citanO inir3ten eiuiae @oggons sic
@o9nloi@un0 6ino6. Stint 8abuar-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24
v%ereiRigte Saugel NON Saltl''U'''
npnriin6pt 1885.

gegrllnGet 1850 cogn,
Sauptquartier v@ermauia oD.sS. %'sS
ner6or.Glubbals,~ glr. S52, S'V''
SoparO.StraBe. o,s.
@eorg 2eifert, %rdiiOent, y1r' 4'''
@eIt-SarotogaltraBe. o0f,
Syobn 81. &Iein, Dirigent, yIr' A'
observation-disclosures. ans
@eorg Sin1melbeber, prof.. Loft.
correip. ScfretGr, glr. Ais, 0O'''
StroBe. ,,,ipt,
g2r. 713, @orner-Strobe. ....ls,,
5riB Sofuann, 6inan5ls''
g2r. 2tt1, @eIt.@ratt-Strnbe s,tor,
g9h. g. Sil6ebrauot, giblI0'p''
Ger. 2O29, 8reoerid-9IOenie. oop
Sernann @rafe, goriiser Beg & o5y''t ~"
iif-Gomite's, SIR. 1912, @el''"
berrD.StraBe.
.@eianooerein.
vSormonie."
,@ermania.MdnnerA
nSrobiiun.~
nSbaIia-MGnnerhor. "
,W2oocrt-DfGnnerHor.
nGi9enfron8."
,@erma1iia.Auartett
vMeloOie.
oW1ebger-Ge Geioneberettt.
,8eIfeno.Qieoerfron8. sou
Gereimiste 9(r6citersSdHSer w.
Baltimore. ,ne,
Souptquortier oSlnefe ss,'
SIR. 4O8, ggeit-2erinston'ogS oSi1 SSOcsa
yobu Scotia, @raiioent, ySr'
BoDo-StroBe. o;,ioent
@eorg g8. EoebImanh S''''
SIR. POPS, Sairmoitnt-s(UelIlle oaOs
aarI 96eben, Sefretdr, y'r' +
SoIter-9(oenue. .aor g.
sSronf 8orIesfe, Sdasnell''''
2lU, Su0 D. StrdBe. x0 GinB'
nSo8ialiitii6e 9ieoertoieI
ItlulSe 0tenitag. o...;cfeitH
n9[rbeiter @eiongOereiil v',,,S ,e,s,rScitag.
gprine's Singitllnoe Sqociif
DQ[rbeiter 2ieOertafeL
@oiut; SiugItunOe IaittpOa'
.@Gder @eiangDer. Nc st ggt.
Souptqnartier: 0iiiffePs 9aAi ieSed
109, Noro-6reoerid. StraBes. 40 SsS
SamItog 9beno, nit slusnug @inB
6ritten 5alnltags i'm WiorlaA
9I6unueutcn, sic ben rssa% oSr
GorreipOnOenten" nidt piliIfll '.SsSettp
itmregelmGhig er1ulten. iirO ,,",I " oSe
Der Office oaDDn per SelePgvr
Idlriftlidl Weittheilund 5it itaWe" =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24

better wlir0en bcim SAL erVeV''~ ''',.
BON oen i6mcreu Giienidlienel' s.':. r.
lett. Gie @crrngliidten ,aus''pV"S 'nS
los 9leger iino in 0os Senarol ans r
W}uriue.Soipital in GriItiielO' 'so5r 's'Sr
geibofit worOen. Ger Sa1noe''I6s ~.
acrict6 iufolge oes llnialles ell'S SS Il
trd6tli6e 3cit in's Stodell i''V g.iit. a.
60 &aiiagiere, OaS Inn 310 III vcT ot,,.
fielo fdQigen 3ugeS, muBten l...sde y. ~.
tomo6ilen cine betrdHtlide S''''
bei6roert iperoeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24

GorreiSonOentsn1 nidt piiuftlIsS6I IIsS6Ititrr st
itmrcgclmGhig erGalten, iiilO eS', " pSGE
Ser Office SapOn per Selepgu@
friftlih Ntitt6eiInn0 ST rta@e" =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24

v@Gfer @eiargpe e. No gli
Souptqnartier: 0fiiffels Sa~'i ieOe
1O$, gaorO.6reOeria. strabss' s,,,e s.
SamItag glbeno, nit glnsnopH,ss ,ssIpl
Sritten 5oniiaas I'M gaoudt' s'''
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-08
SATURDAYS STORM SEVERE.

The northeast storm April 3rd was very
severe all along the New England and Southern
coasts, causing many wrecks, loss of life and
detention of shipping. Telephone and tele-
graph wires were broken down and in many
sections street railway service was almost
paralyzed. Two barge crews were drowned
off Delaware Capes, the tug Luckenbach sank
off False Cape, Va, and only two of crew of
1e are accounted for, and the steamer Prips
Maurets is feared to have gone down off Hat
teras with all on board. She had crew of 90
to 45 men and four cabin passengers. Cane
Cod was practically cut off from the world.
with wire service and transportation crippled
by the storm. In Westboro, Mass, snow drifts
feet deep were reported At Colon the S4.-
600 900 west breakwater, built last year. was
badly damaged. Eugene HIM of Lewiston. 80.
was found dead in the snow near Durham Sun.
day. 1t is believed that he lost his way during
the storm Saturday night and died from ex.
posure and exhaustion. He was unmarried and
is survived by father. several brothers and
sisters.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-08
TRANSFERS In REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers of real estate were
recorded in Waldo County Registry of Deeds
for the week ending April z. 1915:
Elsie J. Killman, Prospect, to Emma L.
Batchelder, do; land in Prospect
George d. and Don C. Spaulding, Lincoln
vile. to P. A. Dunton, do; land in Lincolnville
William H. Blodgett, Morrill,. to Sidney L
Tibbetts, Brooks; land and buildings in Morrill,
David E, DIckey, Lincolville, to William A.
Dickey, do; land in Lincolnville.
Clara Lillian Spinney, Stockton Springs, to
William Q. Spinney, do; land and buildings in
Stockton Springs. (Two deeds.)
Dexter 7. and Maude M. clements. Belfast,
to Lorin Cross, do; land in Belfast.
Mary L. Cox, Clinton, to Grover C. Pease,
Detroit; land and buildings in Burnham.
Charles E. Littlefeld. New York, to Jesse E
Staples, Belfast; land and buildings in Belfast
Nora Hanson. Sanford. to Josie E. and VIM
E.. Farrow. Islesboro; land and buildings in
North Islesboro.
J. W. Linniken. Knox. to Henry Rogers, do;
land in Knox.
Winfield s. Davis, Montville. to L. E. Bach
elder, do; land in Montville.
Joseph C. Jackson, Freedom, to Addison
Jackson, do; land in Freedom.
Charles S. Twombly. Monroe, to Freeman w.
Clark. do; land in Monroe.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-08
SECRET SOCIETIES.

A stated communication Of Timothy Chase
lodge, F. & A. M, was held last Thursday
night for work in the Entered Apprentice
degree.
King Solomon Council, No. l, R. & S. M.
held business session last Tuesday evening.
when several applications for the degrees were
received.
The play. 1.-The Mishaps Of Minerva. that
was to have been given by the Daughters of
Pocahontas last Tuesday evening has been
postponed to April goth. Next Tuesday they
will give picnic supper in their new hall in
the Eaton block, when the Red Men and their
families will be guests.
The regular meeting of Belfast Commanderv.
United Order of the Golden Cross, was held
Thursday evening, April 1st. Only routi 1e
business was transacted and the initiation was
postponed to the next regular meeting, April
10Th. The Grand Commandery of Maine will
meet in Bangor April 21st, and the Belfast
Commandery will be well represented.
At the meeting of Primrose Chapter, O. E.
s., last Friday evening the entertainment was
under the direction of Miss Amy E. otoddard.
Mrs. Wealthea N. Poor and Mrs. Clarence W.
Proctor. and furnished great deal of amuse.
ment with April fool jokes and variations.
There was an April fool parade of young ladies,
masked, and gowned in various costumes. all
wearing the FOOLS cap and bells; and prize
was offered to the person guessing the largest
number of persons in the parade and Mrs
Marian Haseltine received a box of stones verv
deceitfully covered-an April Fool prize.
Other guessing games, all with jokes, followed
and the spirit of fun, wrapped in cotton.
crept in the doughnuts and cookies served for
refreshments. 1t was one of the most epioy-
able entertainments of the season.
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NEWS OF THE ORANGES.

March 29th was gentlemen's nigh at Comet
Grange, Swanvlle, and the brothers furnished
the entertainment and served ice cream, cake
and coffee.
The Morrill, Dramatic club will present the
drama "Me and OTIS at Equity Grange hall to
morrow, Friday, evening. The play will be
preceded by a: supper and followed by a
dance.
The dramatic troupe from Equity Grange
will present 1.-The Last Loaf" in Seaside Grange
Hall, April 18th, followed by dance, with
music by McKeens orchestra This play was
presented in Morrill, last Friday night. and
was well received
Equity Grange. Belfast, gave their drama,
"The Last Loaf,' at Honesty Grange hall, Nor
rill, last Friday night, the proceeds to &C to
Honesty Grange. Honesty Grange will return
the courtesy later by presenting "Me and
Otis" at Equity Grange hall.
The anniversary exercises of Seaside Grange,
postponed from last Friday. will be given to-
morrow, Friday, evening, when the Worthy
Master, Miss Lucy A. Cochran, will read a
paper OH tHe HisIoTy VI OuT NTdnRe, ana Mrs
Lura H. Rtchie one on The Growth of Grange
Influence.
The program prepared for the observance
of Anniversary night by Seaside Grauge last
Friday was postponed on account of the alb
sence of several because of Illness Dr. and
Mrs. W. L. West were given the first and Sec
ond degrees and there was balloting on several
candidates. Fruit and home made confection-
cry were served. A special meeting was held
Monday night to work the third and fourth
degrees, in readiness for the Pomona meet
ing.
South Montville Grange entertained Victor
Grange of Searsmont at its meeting March
Both. The 27 visiting members were led BY
our much esteemed friend, W. M True.
Moody, who makes a very efficient leader and
he is 6 feet 9 inches in stature (estimated)
cannot be "hidden under a bushel' The WIS.,
iting members took possession of the enter
tainment and rendered one of the best ever
given here, consisting of music, readings tab
leaux and farce, "Who Wins" tie parts in
which were well taken by sisters Helen and
Mary Cobb and sister Packard. Miss Pack
aru took the part OF a senslDle young sport,
sporting white vest and training a young
moustache in the most approved style. She
escaped from the husband catching Cobbs
and welded the servant girl, much to the joy
of the audience. After remarks by many of
the visiting patrons all repaired to the BAN
quet hall where were spread the tempting
things to satisfy the hunger and thirst of the
members of the seven oranges and ninety pa
irons present. At late hour good nights
were exchanged and another bright spot was
impressed upon memory's page.
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TOOTH ANNIVERSARY OF SILAS
PIERCE 6 co.

The wholesale firm of Silas Peirce & Co
Boston, observed its Tooth anniversary last
Saturday with dinner at Young's Hotel, sat-
tended by about $50, including the wives of
several of the members or employees of the
firm and the managers of branch stores. SiIas
Peirce, the third of that name to be at the
head of the firm, presided, and it is notable
fact that during its hundred years of exist
ence the firm has always had member bear
ing the founders name at its head The house
of Siias Peirce & Co. sent out the first drum
mer or travelling salesman who ever set out
from Boston. That was in 1829,an for several
years this was the only travelling salesman 60
ing out of Boston. It was also one of the
first firms to advertise. and this spirit of en-
terprise has ever been manifest, and with its
well deserved reputation for fair dealing has
given the company an enviable standing in the
business world. There have been 10 partners
in the firm, or directors in the company since
its incorporation in 1900. and among them we
notice the name Of Fitzroy Kelley, formerly
of Winterport.
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,.,sots of Today's Journal.

,.r Government. Personal. Easter
J. !. ''fibe Churches. Saturdays Storm
~ p,gere. A Change of Postmasters. i.
9s,ret Societies. Tooth Anniversary
eilas Peirce & Co. Obituary. The
gar News. Transfers in Real Es-
a The Churches. News of the
ersnges. Personal.
u.yana and Florida Resorts.
pp%pcksport's April Fool Joke. ....
pnsfeld Personals. Its Opposi-
ton a Defence.
Ar Army of Athletes. .Cottonseed
3onr-A New Food. In Darkest
Wsxico. -. To Planters of Early Po-
satoes For Village Improvements.
Married "a Years Ago.
editorials. News of Belfast. D.. East
Belfast.
The News of Belfast.
nesth OF a Once Famous Horseman.
our Sunken Clipper Ship. All Join
IA War on Dirt. Obituary S. of v.
Camp Instituted in Clinton.
The San Diego Exposition. A Nota-
5ie Group Picture. The Old Fashion
ID Mother. County Correspondence.
Best Lawyer in Maine Captain
george H Tapley. BILLY" Sundays
Miracle"
Sesrsport. e. Stockton Springs. Ship
News, The Belfast Price Current. /.
Born. Married. Died.