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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04
ltmfdne.

- Der 63zidbrige @uguft Gd6off,
$40 Weit Neunte Strabe ftel geitern
in feincr Wobnung cine 5reppe biuab
Rnb erlitt 8erleBungeu, Die Ieine
lleberfiibrung na4 oem Stabtboipttal
srbeiiften.
- Der 25sjd6riae Giparb WsTer,
i6mitt, 2318 Weit Ssdite StraBe,
purOe aeitern 9ormittag, pdbreno
er i'm yh. @6o part einem gaiebauz
ipiel 5ui6aute, Don einem Bal bers
art ins lintc &une 9etroffen, ,DaB sr
in 8efabr itcbt, ntdt mir bieIes, fons
bern aud bas SebOerm0gen auf benz
redlten augs ein3ubiibeu. patrol 5
brahte ibn na6 bem StaOtbofpital.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04
Minneapplis
Wirb beute bariiber eHts
ideiben, ob bie Wirths
f9afteu fortbefebeH
iplIeH ober ni9t.

WinneapoIis, Winn, 8. Oft
Die Grage, oh Winneapplis, cine Slab
Don iiber 325,000 GinnobnerH, bic iebt
beftebenbeu 400 li5sniirtsn Wiribidafs
ten in Der 3utunft bebaltsn bari. ipirt
selesentIid Der Wabl eutidisbsn Der'
ben, bic am Wontag itattfinbet. 81.
Wubl fpirb unter ben 9eitimmunssr
beg BON Der lsbtsn Siaatsseisbas6una
pafiirtsn aoeal Option 8eiebes a6ge'
balten. Geit bem Sniraiitretsu sisies
@tiebss babsn iibsr 40 Der SO Count
ties in Wlinneiota .troden" gsiiimmi
unb nur iisben Counties snii6isbsu iit
fir bic Ysibebaltuns Der Dirtbfdafs
ten.
Die guIinsb Msn's educational
9saaue bat cine iebr snergiihe Gams
payne aefiibrt, I'm ben Ddblsrn liar
5u MAIDEN, tpie bas @siddftslsben bars
unier lsibsn fuiirbs, falls bic Wirtbs
i1aften a.Ihloiien piirben unb ss 1T
cine Saus au Saus' 9ampasns aefiibrt
iporb.n, nm bic Stimmaeber ~ betpss
gen, su @uniien Der 9eibebaltung Der
Wirtbidaftsn gu Itimmsn. Die qrobi'
bitiouiiteu paren natiirlid aud nidt
militia unS baben am Samitag fosar
cine gemperenoparube peranitaltet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04
unterieebDote
amsritanifdsn Gabritats
in Gibraltar anges
fommeu.

9oitpn. Waf.. 3. DIT. = 2aui
bier sinsstroffensu 0adri9tsn iinb pisr
llntsrfseboots ameritaniidsn Sabri,
tats, bi. fir gnslanb anssisrtisi
iporb.n, gIiidli9 in Gibraltar anses
Iansi. Die bier Jabrjsuse madtsn
NIT eigensrgstrisbsirdfi, bon sr0bsren
engliihen arisssidiffsn estDr!irt. bi.
Gabri iibsr ben Saean.
Dieie bier llHtetiseboote bilben bic
.riie Senbuns Der Sebn llitierissboote,
bic Gnslanb in ben WersiHigten Gtaas
ten beitslIt bate. giahbem in Wdlb'
ingion sntIdisben iporben mar. bat bic
&sriisllung Der Gabr5euse In bieiem
qonbs Elm ReutraIitGtabrua isin ipiirs
be, ipurbsn bic ein5elnen Sbsile be.
GabrSenge naA Canada gsfanot unb
bort 3ufdmmsnssfteIli, iporanf bann
bon MoutrsaI aus bic Ossanfubrt an.
ssLrstsH purst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04
Gift mnb Gale
SPeisn bic Rufisn O5 Der
Seut 6sHfrsuubIi4s
teit pulaariens.

ttlI % II &c II ?.
eonbon, 4. S.tober. Dem Reus
tsrfteH Bureau lit bic foIssnbs De-
psids aus ct. pst.rsburs ssiaRot
tporben:
nSn ben b04ftsn Er.iieu berri9t
bier bic 4nIidt, bab bic 6uIsarii4e
Rssisruns Don Deutidlanb unO
Oeiisrrsia berart gstrRbsIt III, baB
bsr5li4 ipsnis ausii3t barauf DOT.
banbsH III, baB guIsarien bic GOroes
runsen Der 9lliirtsn erfiilsn tOnute.
Die ltbtsn RadridtsR aus Sofia be-
iassn, oaB Der beutide Sbsrit bon
5arloip gum GommaHbanten beg Sos
mai (G0nigspaluitss) ermnnt porbsn
III uno ibm beutIde unb 0iterreidti4e
Offisiere bsissss6eH purosn.
Die Wobnung bes premierminiiters
RdoOsIaipoff pirb BON beutihsn Gs.
beimbeamten iiberipa6t, ba man nit
Der MOsli4.eit gu reaHsn ibsint, bdb
Der premiermiHiiier i'm I.Bien aussus
Bid ins SGtpant,n ssratbsu tonnte.
2lue 8efsble bss buIsarti9en Grissss
miniiisriums psrben ben oeutihen
unb- Ofterrsidtifen Offi5ieTen 3ur
Gutbsibung unterbrsitst. Die bsuti6e
iinb bic Oft.rreidiide gsiaHotiaaft
iinb in ipabrs 5eituns,n psripanosIt
iporbsn, ala @orii9tsmabrsssl ssssu
etipaise llnruben isitens Der GsSner
Der Resisrunsspolitit.
3ipei bsuti6e SOuriMliitsn. bic bonn
b.utiden Gdanttsn empfOblsn purs
ben, orbsitert suiammen nit benz
bsutidfreunbliden Obsrbaupt oss
prsbburtaus i'm auspdrtissn 9lmt."
Die miiffeu's pifEen.
2onbon, a. Stt.-Sn elmer De-
psidr bss Heuter'f9sn Bureaus aus
9ltben beibt e.:
Der 4nsriff Der DeutI9en unO
Seiterrei6sr auf Serbisn ipiro, sufolse
eintm Wisntr 9sridi, am 6. unb z.
Oisqtss hssiRnsn.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04
Bon ben 1T 9eriOn,n. bic am

Don ben lit perionen. bic am
Samstag als bermibt semslbet tpor-
ben fparen, iinb einige ipisDer ailfae.
taudt unb man slaubt jebt, bab BIZ
3abl Der llmgetommenen ii4 bo6itens
auf 300 belaufen tpiro.
Die Gouispile unb NdTbbillc 9abn
unb bic Queen unb Crescent 8abn lie
zen am Samstag bic eritsn 3iiQe felt
Mittipo9 4benb in 0itIi4sr RiAtuna
a6seben.
grberf9iitterungen.
SanSranctsto, 3. SttOber.
- Wdbr.ub oes Spnntags folgteH
ben groerI6iitterungen, bic am
Gamstaa peripiirt unO bsoba6tet
iDurbsn. feline psitern GrbItDbe msbr.
Wlan ulaubt, bab bic Groeri4iitteruns
1en ihren lrfpruna unter benz Was
itah @ebirae in lltab bltten. Der
1eftiajts GrbitoB tpurb' am Sdmstag
2l6enb !peniae Miuuten por II ubr
psripirt unb apar in lltd9, RebG0l,
Galifornien. Oregon uno Sod6o. SH
gepaba lparen bic Gri4iitterungen 10
fart, bah @aferbebdltsr un Der
Goutbsrn pacific Balm sntlana eins
itiirstsn. Sn Batter, Sreaon. unr in
Sacramento iotpie in Sresno. GAL,
rantten bic SGuier unb bic gepobner
itiirstsn unsiterfiiut auf bic StraBeH.
Die Sdpaniunsea beganuen 6sreiia
an Samstaa Ga6mittda unb eritrets
ten ii6 in n0rbli9er Ri6tuna big
na6 9ittoria, .. 6. :tH San Trdns
cisco parsn bic Gri6utterunaen tdum
mertlif.
I'm @erla6 Nepubu, osrieqte cine
belize Ssilquels. tpdbrenO cine dbnli6e
Guele in bem 200 Wsil'n entIernteh
ejplconba um Iehs 3oll itieg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04

S6mio unb lSrau giirser. 5rau
S6mio @orth purbe bur9 etnen
ma4tigen 2lumenItraub ausse5ei9s
net.
Die aeiditte Regiefiibrung mar bas
Deroienitli4e Dert beg Serrn Stto
GrHit S6mib.
yld6Tten Sonntaq eelangt bic
S4ant g}pbitdt .S8neioer Wib6el"
CUR 4uffiibrung unb 3nur 3ur urauf,
fiiGrung in 9lmrifa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04
2ofal 8eridt.
yrisipof na6 9eutidlanS uuS
Seiisrreid. d.llngarH.

Die nadite YrieipDit uad Seutid-
lamb uno Eeiterreid- llnsarn iuirO
nit bem am Sonneritas, ben Z. CT.
tOber, abfabrenoen Ganpfer oltniteo
States" beiOroert. lin beniclben 81
errei6en, miiiIcn 6inrinuntier yrieic
bis ipateiteue Sienitas slbeuO auf
Sem Sanptpoitamt aniseseben wer'
ben. 1adet.EOF nadl Geutihlaub
II. |. NJ. piro uorlaufig nidt bei6roert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04
Sleine Yoliseinatbribte,,.

- 2tus her Wrbnun9 Der Wla9gie
Itob, 625 gBeIt 8ierte Strabe, puroe
9eitern Elm apffer nit Snbalt I'M Wers
tbe BON etpd $45 geitoblen.
- Der 30sidbrige Gaprenee Seibs
tamp, no 8eit Qt6te StruBe, Der
an Sdmitag, uls er fir bas 3neigz
qei6aft Der 9roacr 9rocerp C 8afs
inq Co., @oobburn Qoenue unb Coz
tuit Strabe, aoaettioren beiorgte,
mil $53 Der tpllettirteu @eloer bur6a
brannte, fpurbe bur6 Sergeant Stegz
ner unb Oetettip WtcSbune an Der
Qdten unb Gentrol 9lpenue perbaftet
uno untsr ertIpre6cnoer 9lrtlage cins
gsipsrrt. gr bate bon ben geitpbies
men @eIbsrn nod S44 i'm 9eIib.
= Sen. Rptbman, 429 2aurel
StraBe, beriatets Der poli5ei, baB ein
Stlsi1bisb $f1.50, TOipie eine ll6r
i'm Wert6c BON s. aug ftiner @obs
nung entpenoet babe.
Bier Tlaifen W5istn unb etipa
$685. in gcor poren bic geute zines
Sfleihbicbes, Der iih bur6 ginbriis
den zines SenIters Ginqong 5u Der
Wirthfddft bes q. WttSrdil, 9enpon
9osnue unb 8aDmiQer Strabe Der:
itcft bate.
= RObert Slider, 712 Bauer Ctr,
purbe in cinem 2otal on Der Siiufz
Ten unb Central 9lOenue I'm feline llhr
IN Wertbe BON 500 erleiftsrt.
- Die Srocern bes Wm. 9ut6rie,
gli5abstb uno Sobn StraBe, purbs in
Der Samitua Nuat bur6 Ginbreher
nobe3u OoIitdnbio uusgsraubt. Die
9uuner tpuren bur6 etur 6tntsrthiir,
bic tie er6rohcn. in bas 9efhdft gez
lanat uno erbsuteten l &aiienregiiter
nit etipa $1.oO &Ieinmiinsen, 2 grobe
Gas 9Iodsn rnD Spe5ereisn i'm
Wertbe BON ettpa 500.
- Rp6ert Sonas, Elm 5arbiger oor
Rp. 54l Nreemon 9lreuue, Der ieinsm
RaiieeenoFeu Wm. 9urion ipdbrcno
zines. 9isputs cine Sdubpunbe ins
linte geiu beibrobte. tpurbe unter ent>
iprc6snber 9tutloas ber1aftet, pdbz
reno BARRON mad benz Soipital ses
braht perben mubte.
- 9ic @oIi5ei OcS criten Giitritts
mlrrec gciteru eriud)t, nnf 6em 13
Sabre aIten &su. @insblre, non
7l2 @eit 9, StraBe. 81 iabn0ett, ser
Ieit norBftern Don Sauie peridpulnr
0en iii.
~ Ter 3Oidbrige @toidGniit g.M.
Gaingsrport6 oou 9uedyler, Sr, Der
boz einigcn Jagen BON SSobn y.
slihlu, 81 Dit 8. StraBe. eiu ge-
9lltto fuilfte lno bnflir ci.
reu Gbef III 3abIimg CAB, Der iit
ipdtcr ais merthloS berausitelte,
pllrhc gciteru nit Dem 9Iuto in 2ope-
laltt, o, oeioBt mo ourd oe1t oor-
liqen Waridyaa an Die beige &olt3si
msaelteiert.
- Gin Tor6iaer gfonens See
y3aller, Der iid) ieoo6 tpeigerte, ieiue
Aoreiie on3igeben, ergriif geltern
llbcnS I'M 10 llbr all Der &cnGlof
Imo McaFiQan Strabe Sri. SiIoa
3. 0olermann, nnr 625 GrptunStr.,
am 9(rn lmo perltd)te iia III eite
lQen 3u 5erreu. 1os Wtaoden idrie
I'M Silic, morr,f Der gitrid,e tie los
lteb rnO aili cine eerooe noriibcriab-
renoe @ine.9or1pooh Gar ierot9, auf
ucld,er er ppu oem Serat. Sdroeoer
pom 8. 9iStritt berbaftet tpuroe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04

nad Slmlnlit gcbrod)t mIrOe !nl6
cuf ieinen 9tatb bcadb iii Srnns
SER Jcn llniaIl folm pCrmei0cn ftllns
te, nab Ser 10. GiitrittitatiolL uo CT
forrneQ Ge6ltdt, Je0o0 gcgcll icine
eiccna 9iirgidnft entIaiell muroe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04
Yerionals Npti3en.

6srr Gbmuno e 6tlbtnea t.
"a SIt WcWilfan StruBe, lit aeiterr
nit isiner Satin nad gletp gort ae.
reiit. am bort Die srreipD6ioen 5erier
su perIe5sn. Ssrr S6iIbtneht se90rt
Dem 8iinitIsrftab Der ROOtpoo6 pot
tern on.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04
y affneb mill angeblia res
ftdniren.

paris, 9. Sttober. 2aut elmer
Oepef4e Der 4eentur SaOas aus Genf
iit bort aus Berlin bic Na6ritt einz
getroffen, bab 5bomus ct. Sobn
9dffnsb, Der amerit. @emralfoniul
in Wliin6en auf Das BON Waibington
aus an i'm aeifeGte griu9en bin re-
iignire, ieboh cine llntcrIu4ung Der
gegen i'm erbobeuen gei6uloigungen
beantrdaen min.
@affneb tpurbe CUR Rieberlegung
ieines 9lmtcs aufgeToroert, neil er
angebli6 SeutidenFreunbli6 1T unO
aus biefer 5batfa6e tein Se9l ges
ma9t bat.
Die 9erlufe Der Gng q n
Der.
2onbon, 4. Sttober. - :fn ben
dm Sonntao ber0ffentlihten 9erluits
liiten finn bic Ramen pon 119 Off;
Sitren uno 3,607 Wlanni4aften ents
balten. ssn elmer BON 26. September
batirten gerluitliite iperben bic gRa
men DON IS Offisieren bonn peitli6en
Sriegsl6ouplab ansefiibrt, Don Dsnen
70 aefaasn limb, barunter me6rere
Sffiaiere in b6beren Rangiielungen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04
Yloblidler SoSesial.

Die 72siGbrise Waraarst geG, go
Dsit s. StraBs. puroe aeitern BON
itrer 3immerna6tarin ais 2site
aufa.funben. Coroner 6oertmeper, Der
bic 2eide na6 Der Worgue bringen
lieb. iteqte felt. baB Der Cob in NoIse
zines Ser3ie6lers siHsstreten mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04
g S6mst6ethufts GrtIa :
T U 9,

6rdulein: .0enten sic, tpGbrenb ih
eben msiue @eIlnaitunbe bate. lit Der
@plbfiI6 aug bsm @Idis oeidnsllt uno
auf pein Seppif elenbsilmestommen."
9ieritmdb9en (nitleibig):l PAS
arme 5bier4en bas bat sstpiB
.fIiiebttn pplen!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04
Nemtrale MRdhte
pretsitiren ge9sn bic GEM
iur ibrer pOitisnbuns
GEN burd bic triess
fl6renben WG6te.

u q re- II n UI q o. {.
9ern. S9pei3. 3. 0ttober. Oil
guris. -Wie ss hsibt. iinO Diploma
tii6e llnterbanblunsen nit ben triegs
fiibrenbsn Rationen bsiiali6 Ger
Re9te bes internationalen poitDers
!tbrs annstniipft ipprosH. :Sn arober
s31bl limb bon iibsralIber geIhperoen
iibsr Die Gsrlur unb bic 9er3oaerung
bon griefidaften aus nsutralen Gam
bern, namsntlid aus ben gereinigten
stautsn einselaufy unO bic idmnts
lifen neutrllsn adnosr bea6ii4tissn
in bieier 2tnselesen9sit siH asmsins
ihaftli6es 8orgeben.
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JetSgram

. ItIUI DIe NJ I NJ o
beutf den 9eerg aud in
Griebens5eiten.
9onbon, 4. Sttobsr. - Dem
Rsuter'iten 9ursau fpirb aus 2tms
iieroam semeloet. baB elmer gsrIiner
Sepei8e aufOlas aaiisr Dilbelm snts
I9isbsn bateu ioa. oab bic Uniform
Sss bsutitrH Sseres aud in Srisbenss
asitsn Die asssnpdrtigs fsIOgraue 5ars
be baben iua.
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ediHsnaaridtex.

Nsp gort. 8. Sttobsr. - Qtbs
gefdbren: st. paul". na4 2ipsrpoo!.
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y wan enpdbne green .Gind mater 9Olisbutt-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-11-13
FEATHERS WILL FLY
NOV. IS, MONMOUTH

The feathers are going to fly Monday
afternoon. Nov. 18th at p. NJ. when
w. E. Monahan from the Extension
Department Of the College Of Agricul-
ture in response to a request, givies a
killing and picking demonstration at
the home of w. E. Reynolds. Monmouth
Village.
This demonstration will be simply
killing-no, not the old-fashioned way
Of an ak and chopping block. blugeon
or feather bed but in the modern way
of sticking. Then when it comes to
picking, the feathers just fall away
from the bird, a sort Of spontaneous
molt.
County Agent A. l.. Deering has
found quite a good deal Of interest in
Monmouth in poultrying with very lit
tie knowledge Of the best way Of kill
ing and picking. housing or feed man.
agement He has therefore arranged
to hold demonstration in killing and
picking at W. E. Reynolds and at that
time to discuss other phases Of poultry
management.
Those who are shipping poultry
those who will have birds to kill for
Thanksgiving or that are interested in
poultry management should be pres
ent Nov. 18th. They should bring with
them one or two birds to kill them
selves, after having seen how it is
done. You'll be surprised what diff
ference this new way Of killing makes
in ease with which the bird is picked.
Starve your birds "a hours before
coming to the demonstration
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-11-13

During the summer while the farm
ers were busy with their crops very
little activity in the growth Of the
Farmers Union of Maine was noted.
However, since the harvesting season
was over the farmers attention has
been directed to organization. Since
the middle Of October the following
new Unions have been organized
Malta wamkeag Farmers Union, Winn
Farmers Union, Elliott Farmers
Union. New unions will be formed
this week in Biddeford and White
Rock and several other sections are
arranging a meeting for the purpose
Of getting the farmers together.
On the 10th there will be State
wide meeting in Aroostook county.
On the goth there will be a meeting Of
the growers Of sweet corn.
On Nov. an interesting meeting
was held at South China. This meet
ing will prove of much good.
On Oct. - there was a meeting Of
the Central Maine Unions at Water
Vile and every union but five was
re presented. The Farmers Union
Grain & Supply Company has been
operated with private capital but the
delegates voted to take the business
over and pay in the required amount
to retire the stock of Austin & Haines
amounting TO s2n. .006. 1t is planned.
however, to increase the capital stock
to 100000. This change in the capi-
tai stock is made necessary on ac-
count of the rapid increase in busi
ness. When the transfer is made
both the wholesale and retail end Of
tie grain business will be absolutely
under the control Of the local unions,
and they will have the profits Of both.
At the east end Of the mill prop
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-11-13
MODERN FLOUR MILL FOR
maine, FARMERS UNION
PLAN WHOLESALE GROCERY

erty in Waterville there is sufficient
land for any manufacturing purpose
and movement is on foot to erect an
up-to-date -four mill. This mill will
be equipped with the most improved
modern machinery known 10 the mill
ing industry that will produce as good
-four as can be bought.
This movement is along the line OF
the Develop Maine Movement" One
of the most important objects will be
to induce the farmers to raise their
own wheat, instead Of sending their
money to the West to buy -four. The
various chambers of commerce will
certainly be in accord with this move
ment.
At the eastern end Of the grain
property in Waterville il is understood
that large farm machinery concern
will erect a building as a central dis
tributing house. This will be of
great assistance to the Farmers Union
movement. In addition to these ac-
tivities plans are on foot to establish
wholesale grocery business in Wa.
terville. possibly in the building of the
Farmers Union Grain & Supply Com
pany.
The Farmers Union is again in a
POSITION to furnish the membership
with commercial fertilizer and as
high in potash as they will pay for.
The potash situation is such that
many Of the regular companies vii.
not put out a mixture containing more
than l per cent. OF potash and there
fore the members of the Union are
again realizing the good of the get to-
gether movement. Quotations have
not been sent out TO the local unions,
but this will be attended 10 the first
OF next week.
EMRREE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-11-13
When You Do Need
Some Liniment.

When there is Inflammation a good
liniment should be used. This means
for muscular rheumatism, pains in
any muscles or sinews, cramps. colds.
| coughs. sore throat, bruises, chaps.
chilblains, lameness, lumbago, sore
muscles, neuralgia, sprains, strains.
lame back. stiff neck and so on.
Good old Doctor Abner johnson. A
doctor in Maine. worked up a recipe
for a liniment. 1t is fine liniment. He
gave it to some people to use and the
results were SO good they would tell
some other people to use it and SO 1t
went.
You've heard of it lots OF times.
(Johnson's Anodyne Liniment), named
after old Doctor Abner johnson who
got it up.
Whenever you need a real good
searching liniment that will stop most
any pain be sure to get the good old
doctors recipe-ask for Johnson's An
odyne Liniment.
They Sell Johnson's Anodyne Lini
ment most everywhere that medicines
are sold. Thousands of families save
a whole lot Of sickness, worry and doc
tors bills by simply having a bottle Of
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment alwaYs on
hand - $
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-11-13
LITCHFIELD

Mrs. A. S. Trott is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Wyman. in Lowell,
Mass, for a few weeks.
Mrs. H. C. Wait has gone to Water
vile to visit while with Mr.. and
Mrs Percy Cram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Mccain and
two friends Of Portland are stopping
at the Dana cottage for a week
Mr.. Jones. who has been holding
religious meetings in Union hall for
three weeks, closed them Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Ruth Hewes. who went to
Freedom last week to see her daugh-
ter Mrs. Clement Webber. returned
home Monday. Mrs. Webber came
with her.
PLAINS-The Litchfield Corners
Sewing Circle met with Mrs. Fl. w.
Maxwell Wednesday with picnic din
ner.
I. Mrs. NJ. F. Walker went to Port
land Tuesday, where she will visit
relatives.
Mrs. D. F. Perkins and Mrs. ]. A.
Chase visited Mrs. Ruth Hewes at
Purgatory Mills Wednesday,.
Mrs. Addie Bucklin was a visitor
in Gardiner Wednesday.
Mrs. W. F. Lord, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. c. T. Powers, returned
to Monmouth Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-11-13
RICHMOND

Mrs. Alice Webber and Miss Clara Con-
nor attended The Birth of Nation" at
Gardiner Wednesday.
Charles W. Jack was business visitor
in Augusta Tuesday.
Frank r. Duren passed the day
Wednesday with relatives in Fairfield.
G. A. Hawkes. of the G. A. Hawkes.
Shoe Co. left Tuesday for a business trip
to Boston.
Mrs. c. VI. James has returned home
after passing two weeks vacation with
relatives in Massachusetts.
Mrs K w Small was visitor in Lew
iston Wednesday.
Mrs. Rachel Dunning left this week for
Boston, where she will pass the winter.
making the trip in her new Pierce-Arrow
car. Hartwell Weeks. chauffeur, accom-
panied her.
The Parent-Teachers' Association held
social meeting at the High school
building Monday evening.
A. l.. Brown was a business visitor
in Gardiner Tuesday.
Joe Riley of Portland passed the week
end with his mother. Mrs. Riley.
The Seniors Of Richmond High school
have begun their rehearsals on the class
play to be given during the winter term
Mrs. Frank Huntley is visiting her SIS
ter at Clinton.
Mrs Noble Maxwell took a party of
friends on an automobile trip to Port
land Wednesday.
Mrs. c. E. Tallman and daughter Ma
rion were visitors in Portland Tuesday.
The Journals Picture Puzzle Pastime
starts today. See large ad for details
on page 9.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-11-13
STOMACH UPsET7.
Get at the Real Cause Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands OF stomach suf.
ferers are doing now. Instead Of taking
tonics. or trying to patch up poor diges-
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the ailment-clogged liver and disordered
bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse the
liver In soothing. healing way When
the liver and bowels are performing their
natural functions, away goes indigestion
and stomach troubles.
II you have bad taste in your mouth.
tongue coated. appetite poor, lazy, don't.
care feeling. no ambition or energy, trou-
bied with undigested food. you should take
Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive oil.
You will know them by their olive color.
They do the work without gripping, cramps
or pain. -
Take one or two at bedtime for Quick
relief. so you can eat what you like. Al
10c and 25c per box. All druggists.
The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus. O.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-11-13
STATE OF MAINE.
Public Utilities Commission.
In matter of application Of Central Nab
Power company for authority to issa
securities.

In matter of application Of Central Ma'
Power company for authority to isss
securities.
u. NO. II
Petition by Central Maine Power Con-
pany for permission to issue its six r.
cent. preferred stock and mortgage bona
or the aggregate face value of five hs.'
dred and seventy thousand dollars for y
purpose of procuring funds with whi5
to purchase the capital stock Of the Bal
and brunswick Light & Power Compal
Petition dated November 10th, 1915.
ORDERED:
That hearing be given on said pet
ton at the Common Council Rooms, ?
the city building. in the city of Bath,
the eighteenth day of November. lla Y
nine O'Clock III the forenoon. and that Y.
petitioner give notice thereof by causl.t
an attested copy of this order to be pS
lished In one Issue of the Daily KEN.
bee Journal not less than five days *
fore the date of said hearing. I, 81
Given under the hand and seal OF y
PUBLIC Utilities Commission at Augg1
this llth day of November A. p. lsla
IL. So BENZ. F. CLEANES,
WM. B. SHELTON.
CHAS. w. MULLEN,
Public Utilities Commission Of Name
(SeaD
Attest: Geo. r. G1DDINGs. Clers
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