davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12

Nto De Sanetro Den zoe san. =
Gfterretninser BERTH iaften meooe'
Ter, at ben tpife Slagfrpoler "Ton
Ser Gam" er eaaet thumbs meo
ole omborb UNDER en- Scamp meo ben
brittle Slagfrpoier "SSnpincibIe".
Sen iiolte Wteloing BERTH gaar no
paa, at "Snpincible" er fomnlet /
Sapn uifaot.
Otter ben ferite Seretning par
baaoe "Snpincible" % "Son Der
Gam" gaaet UNDER / aanlpen.
Senere n,ootog imiolertib ben Bro
1ilianife @eeierins ct traaoIeit Sele-
grant, ipm %fortaIte, at "@on Der
Gam" par if,,ot ii9nf oe at "Sn-
bincible" fremoeles bar l%leopgtlgt.
Sm Ser bapoe pGret noget Man-
oefalo omboro paa bet brittle 9rigs.
ifib er enonu ufienot. Ilt, nan
biotil bar facet bloc, er BEN traao-
leie Meloine ON Slaget, % nogen
n9rmere 9etaIier i%oreligser enonu
life.
aamlpen fanot steo uoenfor Ser.
1ldmbuco.
Ser git for Ell si0 iibeu @pster
ont, at "@on Ser Gam" baube for
Iaot SeleoIano / Oct sgrinoe at for
1terfe IDmiral bon Spees gifaore
pe6 Spbamerifa. Wen bet TOM alt-
laa iorient, og MI bar oct ielu ioaet
ianrme Sfi9bne lom BON Specs %.
riee Sfibe.
"8on Der Sann" bapoe en- 8ei9t.
nina al $40 Mano. Get bauoe 49,
400 Cons displacement oe bar 55S
SOB langt peo Sanolinien. Oct
blep bpsget / 1909 % bapoe ct Or
mament al s ellepe CONS &anoner,
10 let CONS, 16 fire % tpue Gllr.
Dineer % fire Sorpeoorer unoer.
ranos. sfibet bapoe foitet 8 Milli-
oter Dollars.
Jlere Master frroise.
2onoon ben 9be Sanuar. - Sra
9nfareit / Muntnnien meooeles til
"Worning Bolt:
Numpnien mobiliierer MI 75O,.
900 Manb. Seraf ifal en- balo Mil.
lion Mano uosisrc 5eltarneen.
&um9nien bill ilaa til, ielp ON Sta.
lien beI,tter fig til life at blanoe
fig ino / arigen.
2cnoon ben Soc Soniiar. Big
tige Gfterretninser naaeoe ibas ber-
til, bporaf maa frembppes felgenoe:
Stalien % &umpnien ifal babe
1Iuttet en- Sperensfomit ON at blan.
DC fla ino / &riaen iamtioig.
Teriien ifal bare ienot 5prfiet ct
l1ltimatum, foroi 8nrber og Spr-
fere bar tr9nst itb paa periiif Sm.
raaoe.
Gen fran f-engeIIfe 1laabe peoblir
at banre los paa GaroanelIerne.
&an Sen trpnge igiennem her, bar
ben aaben Sci belt til &onltantino-
pels Horte.
Teltmarifalf bon Sinbenbure pen-
ter nleb set ferite itore Sorlterfnin.
ger for at eiere ct mt beiperat Sor-
ipa paa meb en- Milion Wano at
trpnee ieiennem til @arihau.
Stalien og Serbien iful bope Hut
tet en- 8 perensfomlt, bporpeO Stalien
earanterer Serbien en- Sapn peb
Moriaterbapet, naar &risen er lint.
Zen eiterrtgife llbenrissminiiter
@reu 9eopolo bon gerftolo ifal
bape ienot Stalien Ell ifarp Hote.
bpori ban proteIterer moo StaIiens
Sffupatipn al glulona / Ilbanien.
Gen itaIienife llbenrigsminilter, 3d.
ron Sannino, bar / ct ligeiaa lfarpt
Spar aipiit Sen eIterrigife Erotelt.
Ssiaa 0rGfenlano.
9onoon Sen 9bc Saililar. = Spr.
boloet melem 8rPfenlano % Spr.
fiet bar naaet Ct fritiif Staoium.
Zen nGrn1cite Iariag til llgrcien er
3prfernes Sprielselie al 8r9ferne
i9iaeaiien.
st lanst oiiicielt Telegram ira
Mtben BERTH meobeIer, at ct tort
@ntal @rpfere er blet mprbet al
tprfiife @anbitter / 2iaeaiien, ubeu
at Be tprfiife Munoigbeoer bar siort
bet rinseite 6oriss paa at arreitere
be ifploiee.
2ernait iorisIses De ariitne !
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12

st ltgrre IntQl @atterier al ipprt
artiQeri % @aubit3ere er bragt Ser.
til meo Sernbane ira Snn5briicf, %
Gementiunbamenter for aononerne
anlpgges % @eiene ombpggeS UNDER
SeOelie al tpIfe og eiterrigife Si-
firrrpr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12
bpeoepriierne.
Healeringen irriier Sfriot til at
ltGffe Spiuinsct.
Vorbuo MOB uoicriel.

Sra Ghieogo mcooele5 Sen Soc
&nuunr: arig@prtierne paa SUEDE
iotte uco GIabrnmen al 9srieu iong
me Neforoer. MISUNDERSTANDING.
ne por ira Is til is Gents bsiere
ems 1lutninq3priict peo geriens
%nfnlnq tgaor. loct Sen iteg til
$685. pr. @uIbel moo St.3S5s
i9oor.
&pptcrue on at Stolien bopoe
icuNt (prfiet Il llltimduum, bap0c
ct erpIoocrenOc &irfning paa ais.
berue me0 BEN 6sIge, at Friien pnd
@peoc til @(ilcpering / Mai iteg til
$t4t34 pr. 9ltibI.
Scleqrniife 9eretniugcr ont bsie.
re Vrtier % iorsget Giteripsr9icI
/ 0ucoenortcoet / liverpool biorog
ogioa lit.
: minneapolis tea Eriien ianrme
0uQ iii Sen ser hiotil uGiten uhcrtc
Frig al $t37@l pr. @uibel.
llaen2 lloiorieI al 0peoe beleb ijo
til t0365,000 9uibel. oen ~itoritc
lloisricl al Npcbe / nogeu enfeIt llge
/ 2auoct9 @iitoric.
elsie puloiqc FriSitigninger bar
iuobroqt mango al 9s5ipetuIantcrnc
belle Gormmcr / Gorticnelte, mems DC
bar brogt ct Ialtlt ruerueieuoe ltsrrc
Autal onorc til &etIcrltaueu 6or
6ormerre niIoe Oi2ie boic Eriicr uU.
re IN rig Ailoe iii i~orsgcoc ¬r1
ter. ON Stpriteparten al 6ortlenc-
item life i%oriuonot ! SpefuInnterue5
CONNER. Tor aouiumcuternc betu.
Der sc hpiere Griier pnn en al Siuet5
oiatigite 6ornsocnbcocr, nenrIig
9reo.
: Gbico9o bor Sc heic 6~ucoepriier
og tiliDorcn0e bGie Eriier poa DieI
oreuet mango al 0e minore 9a8crier
til at lltffe line Iorretninger. og Ser
%ipuuea. at &nluvarteu al ca. 1000
Naqcrier. ION cu0m er / 2riit. uil
6li moot til at htffe. on ct ErisiaIO
life mart timber Steo.
Elsie hurtige o. ipUrc Stigninlcr
/ 6~Ucocpriicu "a ocu ocrmco mln0'
aaocIiQc 6orourelie al oet oIlcreoc
0ure Qiu5opbo(o bar 6roqt 6or.
buuo5reqicrtugeu til at tuae AiiUre
oQ til itror at iaa bragt paa oct Rene.
ON Erisiti1nirgerne err bercttigeoe
eucr e. Sfuloc oet irenqoo, al Sc
ituloc5 utilberlil 5pefuIntiou, uil
Der 40 Rettens &ei oil ifrcoct mo
iorat iaa lat en- 5topper ior Dem
tQlltlcrctellc Hre0le l CNltG1O
err man BELT tiIbeiclig til at tiIifriUc
Sc me ErisretorOcr BEN itore Otter.
iperQiel ira llolaroet, og at Sc iaa.
le0cs er / iuto Cueren5itcmncIic med
2oueu ON (illnnq "a GiteriU0r8ieI
Ger u0taIe5 oJioo oeu Dlentng. at
C~ocrihlooct ira iorrige Mars rige
9luImler er iud mort. at Ser life er
u~oleliomlclit 6are ior 0ueoemon9cl
i Sc 5or. Stoter.
Sra @oibmaton meooeIc5 imio.
lcrtio, at Relicriuqer amer Sitla-
tiouen ioa truenoe. al BEN FOR AIuor
iflI omgoac3 meo Sauteu ON Al iaa
lloisriel Al 6ueoe iorbuot. % at Ser.
ON ingen 6%ornnoriug iii set 6eore
mart inotrp6er. uil 6li rettet en- Sen.
oenoelie iii aonqresier ON GeStasel.
ION NJ ~ i1onruf Sorbu0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12

en- bel Gel oeraf er alerebe bIet
ienot bort. Ser er pgioa fproige
Nlaner til Slptning al Stotsfasiens
Mioler.
s Iorianopel err ser aQereoe ino-
rettet apartere Tor Statells Gmbeos.
memo / Silfploe oct blir neopen-
biat at renlrne &onitarltinopel.
Mens ben engellf-iranIfe Slaaoe
peoligeboloer @omboroementet paa
Saroanellcrne, ieger rllsliife crop.
per eiter Seiren per Sprferne /
aaufallis at trpnge peitoper giennem
bet oiiatiife Sprfi / Getning al Som
ltantinopel.
&cm ON @aridan.
Tetrograo ben 9oe San. = aanl-
pen er M gienoptaget lang5 Meid).
ielfloben. Otter en- Stans paa 8runo
al oct ilette Seir og Sore bar @e-
neral bon &inoenburg MI after to-
get Siieniipen, % De tpite SGrie-
rere oirer Suiinoer al MenneItelio
paa ct beiperat Sorleg paa at itor.
me De pore riisiiife Stiainger.
@eiret err nemlig MI blet me9et
foIbt, og be bleoe MpritrGfninger
Iangs @eiflelfloOen er irosiet ialt,
bpcrpeo begee Sioer iRttes iIiano
iii at uonpite ale line Srpiter.
Spiferne bar iaaet Itore 6orllerf.
ringer al 5ropper, iom er truffet
bort ira aamplinien / 9toroiranf.
rig o. Selgien, % rilsiiife militGre
Sagiolf gi9tter paa, at bet nlluG.
renoe augreb err et iioiie beiperat
6prleg paa at noa irem til @ar.
ibar. Spis Oct m~islpffes oeiaa
ogiaa benne Gang = ben treble -
% be iioiie 9~eretninser ira Sronten
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12

ct iaa oraitiit Sfriot oil rimeIig-
ois life 6Ii nebpcnotgt. Tor Ser laoer
iii, al bare Rpetct ON Ell iaoonr Tor.
hol65regel bill hare Sen ioranifebe
Girtnirq.
Tra Gbttu1o te~Iegrnieres nen!iJ
Sen 96e SIS: SpeoeprIier iaIot ioog
Tom rammet al en- Sarmer. Nab.
ningspriien par Here SiIirToer ,
Gent pr. SuibeI louere emo Sen iore-
laoenbe Tag.
Npsterne ON CT mlIigt Gorbno
mos lloigrieI Al a~ornpnrer baoee
ulelct at giere meo Bette pIltoieIige
Sab.
9eo Ssrien5 9ututng bets6 TriS'
ialoet ia til ira 2l2 til 2a4 Sent pr,
9uIbei, @ienneminitspriien por
St,3S pr, Suibel,
! Wtmneapolis nar TrtSfatoet
enonn itsrre. toet Grtieu sif NED ira
St.374 til St,SS1a. ct Sab Al AZ
Gent pr. SuibeI,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-12

Jorilatles 9ea zoe 1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-07

sl00 will buy trimmed and untrim
med hats. worth much more. All goods
at bargain prices. Call after you have
looked elsewhere. L. c. Cochrane, 259
Water street. july1d2t"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-07
MERCHANTS FORCE
CONSIDERATION OF
DOLLAR DAYS
Unusual Advertising Demon
stration and Parade of Bar
gains-Augusta Never so
Thoroughly Aroused to Guido
Its Fame for Fair and Liberal
Dealing

The merchants who are advertising
are men and firms Of character and
unquestioned standing and in addition
they are offering at this carnival OF
bargains" many items which are ma
tionally known by advertising. When
goods are sold to you by such. open
and above board methods they are GO
ing to be as nearly right as it is pos
sible to make them.
The advertising is your guide and in
dex to the reliable stores you will no,
only slearn to buy to the best advant-
age but in many instances will receive
valuable suggestions. Today's store
adsy Dring to you an amazingly inter
estAg budget Of buying news" II
these ads hold no interest for YOU il
is because you do not expect to buy
ANYTHING under any circumstances
in the near future.
Now you can see for yourself what
Dollar Days will mean to you. The
advertisements are placed before you
for your consideration and for your
careful and conservative judgment.
Would it not be good plan to take
pencil and paper and make a list of
your needs? You'll find scarcely a
need that hasn't been forseen and
prices reduced for your benefit at this
time.
And it can be said with equal force
that the purchaser Is fully protected
in every way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-07

Word was received yesterday by
wireless from Joe Emery's at The
Outlet, Cobbosseentee, that Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Cole Dunn, who were
married Saturday evening in Augusta
and who thought they had successfully
escaped their friends who were anx-
ious to give them a suitable farewell
ons their departure on the wedding
trip, were properly received on their
arrival at that summer hosiery. How
the party Of friends gained knowledge
Of the couples whereabouts is I'M
known, but it is certain that they were
there to greet them. The newly weds
forgot to register and that was also
attended to by the friends. The bag
gage was carefully handled and spe-
cial wire communication arranged. so
the groom might report his safety to
the anxious relatives in town. It is
understood that the hotel register
shows the presence Of the bridesmaid
best man Glover girl and usher. II
is also said that groom was perfectly
willing to buy off, in the usual way
from any further attentions on the
part OF his somewhat active and per-
sistent friends.f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-07
WHEN MAILS CLOSE
At Augusta acknowledgements Mon
:. dsykJune 81, 1916

The following table shows when mails
close at tho Augusta postofice. as cor.
rected JYKe q. 1915:
GOING EAST DAILY EXCEPT SUN.
DAYS..
TT n, 1245 A. NJ. all points east. TT.
l27, 'So7 A. NJ. all points east Except Ca
madam provinces). TT. 50, GLIB A. NJ, all
points east as far as Pittsfeld. TT. l,
s.4S A. M. all points east. TT. 8, 1l.4s A.
NJ, Waterville and points east of Water
vile and points between Winthrop and
Waterville; also between Lewiston and
Portland TT. II, Els P. M. all points
east Except Canadian provinces). TT Is.
6.47 P. NJ. Waterville, Skowhegan, Fair
field and Bangor
GOING WEST DAILY EXCEPT SUN
DAYS..
TT. lis. 1.5s A. NJ. CMondays only. all
points west except Hallowel. Gardiner
and Richmond. TT. S, 24o A. NJ. (no ser
vice Mondays. all points west except
Hallowell. GardHer and Richmond TT.
A. SOS A. NJ. an points west and Nation
al Soldiers Home Tt, g.. s.1s A. M. all
points west. TT. 1o2. .3R P. NJ. all points
west. Tr. 1l2, $50 p. NJ. all points west.
TT. 2, 1920 r. NJ, all points west
SUNDAY MAILS EAsT.
TIL. Il. 12.45 A. NJ. all points east TT
127. 307 A. NJ. all points east Except Ca
madam provinces). TT. Ill, "a. P. NJ.
Waterville and points east Of waterville
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-07
SIDNEY

NORTH-Miss Emma Taylor of
Newton Highlands, Mass, arrived
last week to pass the summer vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. Taylor.
". Z. Lyon and son Clyde were in
Brunswick Sunday to attend the flu
neral services of the formers sister
il--iaw, Mrs. Asa J. Lyon.
hrs. Everett Hofses of Augusta
was a guest over the Fourth of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sib-
10y.
Dr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Bowman and
son Scott of Massachusetts returned
homo Monday after passing a few
days with the formers brother, Les
lie {. Bowman, making the trip with
their automobile.
Mir. ard Mrs. Edgar Bailey and lit
tie daughter Jean of Riverside passed
Sunday at S. A. Clarks.
Frank L. Arnold and son Cedric of
Lynn, Mass. arrived Wednesday at
Minnie c. Moore's. where they will
pass the summer.
Albert Tracy and son Albert Of ST.
Adams are passing few days in
town for the purpose of shipping a
carload Of pressed hay.
Miss Pearl Field left Wednesday
for a visit with relatives in Lynn,
Mass, and Providence, r. 1.
DR.. Cecil W. Clark of Boston. Mass,
arrived Sunday to pass the week with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Clark.
Frank Bourne and Miss Alice NJ.
Moore who are employed in Augusta,
passed the Fourth at their respective
homes in town.
Thursday evening was observed as
Children's night by Sidney Grange, No.
1914, p of H.. with a good attendance,
notwithstanding the inclement wealth
er. The program consisted Of reci-
tations, songs, tableaux and instrp-
mental music. A treat Of peanuts and
candy was served sitter the entertain
ment and games were INDUCED in TO
q late heur.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-07

The practice Of planting COW peas on
sugar lands between crops to increase
the soil fertility is being successfully
introduced in the Philippines
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-07

Episode No. of Universals latest
serial. The Broken Coin featuring
Grace Cunard and Francis Ford. will
be shown today at the Colonial. This
picture caused more favorable COM
ment than any other picture ever
shown in Augusta. 1t is the talk of the
town and will continue to be for the
next Is weeks. Grace Cunard as Kitty
Grey" docs even better work than she
did in the title role of Lucille Love"
and Francis Ford as Count Freder-
lex finds himself in most fitting role.
The second episode contains many
thrilling and hair-raising stunts. If
you did not see last weeks opening be
sure and start. with this serial today
When serial eXcels Lucille Love"
il is going some, and THE Broken
Coin is the king pin Of all serials
| Miss Gene Gauntier the famous le-
ultimate actress, appears in an excep-
tionaEy strong drama entitled The
Smug2lel.'s Lass" Miss Gauntier will
make her first appearance at the Colo
NAL and is sure to be welcome visi-
tor Walter Edwards, the well-knownj
Domino actor. will be shown in an my
tense political drama, The Scales q
Justice"
The latest keystone comedy 1.-THE
Versatile Nil!ain,'' will afford plenty of
laughs and complete one Of the best
picture programs ever shown at the
Colonial.
In order. TO accommodate the large
crowds Of .picture patrons DESTROYS of
seeing The Broken Coin and the all
star program, two complete shows will
be given this evening at $50 and SIS,
THIS will allow everybody to have a
seat.--Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-07
HONOR SYSTEM
IS-ESTAbLISHED
BY Gov. SMITH
New Maine Executive of Vir.
ginia Home Issues General
Amnesty to Soldiers

Gen. Joseph S. Smith, governor of
the National Soldiers Home in Vir-
ginia, formerly of the Togus Branch
and well and widely known in Maine.
is making good in the South Land by
the bigness of spirit that endeared him
to the veterans in Maine. The New
port News (Va.) Daily Press Of July
says:
One hundred and sixty-five mem
bers of the National Soldiers Home,
who had been given sentences of vari-
GUS descriptions by former Governor
Thomas T. Knox, were made happy
yesterday by an order of General
Joseph Smith. the new governor. WHIP
ing out the charges against them
and giving them their freedom and
a clean bill of rights from now on.
General Smith is a firm believer in
the principle that old solriers are en-
titled to every consideration, as well
as in the opinion that the veterans
Of the civil war are as trustworthy
as any lot of men in this country.
Holding that belief he decided to put
the men on their honor and to es-
tablish the honor system around the
Southern Branch. instead Of the harsh
er measures used by his predecessors
in the office.
The order reyoking all the sentences
imposed upon the members Of the
Home by the police regulations as is
sued by General Smith yesterday fol-
lows:
ION the first day of June I assumed
the duties of Governor of the Southern
Branch. During this time ! have been
treated with much cordially and kind
ness by the members of the Home. which
is very gratifying TO me, and ] take this
method of extending my thanks to the
members.
81 propose to treat the members with as
much consideration as possible, and to
do all within my power to add to their
contentnent, comfort and happiness,
and. relying upon the honor Of the mem
bers affected by this order ! hereby re-
woke all sentences of Police Duty and
Limits 10 the Home Groupds" imposed
by my predecessor, and trust they will
show their appreciation by their good
behavior IN the future.
Effective July /, 1915.
JOSEPH s. SMITH. Governor"
The practice Of planting COW peas on
sugar lands between crops to increase
the soil fertility is being successfully
introduced in the Philippines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-07
SUNDAY MAILS WEST.

Il Tr. s, 2.4o A. NJ. an points west (excep
Hallowell, Gardiner and Richmond). TT
764. e5s A. NJ, Gardiner, Brunswick and
points west of Brunswick. TT. 2, 1920
P. NJ, ALL points west.
Eectrics-S.30 A. NJ, National Soldiers
Home. $50 P. M, National Soldiers
Home ffrom Bangor and Boston. TT. I'D.
DISPATCH BY ELEcTRICS.
Mails are dispatched to Manchester,
East winthrop. Winthrop and Winthrop
Center at 5.45 A. NJ. daily except Sundays
National Soldiers Home daily except
Sundays at 80 r. NJ.
DISPATCH BY STAGES.
Mails to Litchfield at $50 A. M. daily
except Sundays.
Mails to Coopers Mills. Razorville.
Washington and West Washington at 6
A. NJ daily except Sundays.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-07

Miss Julia c. Richards of Richmond
and friend, Miss Marjorie Totman of
Brockton, Mass. have returned to
Richmond after brief visit with the
formers relatives in this city. Miss
Richards will go to Capitol Island for
a visit with relatives and Miss Totman
will visit relatives in Richmond and
Bowdonham before returning home.
Her father, Capt. John Totman of the
Brockton fire department, Is expected
this week for visit at his old home
in Richmond
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-07
READFIELD

n +. NORTH. q former raciaer, ~
!, ~ passed away on Thursday last
k,fs 49, ~ North Wayne. leaving a
r. N. ouis' pulpit here was supplied
kev lather Sunday, July i.
u an Naihenburg was called
Suna.,. 'He funeral Of +. E. Morrill,
unoay forenoon, July 4
i ~. - a. Walker was the preacher
loon. s' service Sunday after
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-07
LOCAL BRIEFS

The report from police headquarters
yesterday morning was that not an ar
rest had been made Saturday. Sunday
or Monday. and considering the fact
that the three days mentioned covered
the Fourth Of July period the record is
a remarkably good one
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-07

The hours of daylight are now on
the decrease and up to Tuesday had
decreas ed seven minutes since June %.
They will continue to decrease at the
rate Of one or two minutes each day
until at the end of the month the total
decrease will be 40 minutes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-07

mrs 5. J. Halves and daughter arrived
home from Presque Isle on FRIDAY bav-
ing passed the winter with her daughter
Ernest hopkins and family have NOV
ed 10 Winthrop.
geo. Carson and wife are making a
snort visit with relatives here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-07

What profiteth a man if he
save two dollars on a printing
job and his patrons call it
punk" *, J.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-07
LOCAL NOTICE

]. S. Hinckley's Dollar Days induce
ments are hand embroidered under
wear, doilies. cushions and novelties.
Your choice for one dollar. 231 Water
street july7d3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-07
ADJUSTMENTS
COLONIAL. THEATRE

"The Broken Coin Episode No. 2,
With Grace Cunard and Francis
Ford; Excellent Domino Feature; 101
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-06
smoRToAGE FoREcLosURE SALE

f. Default having occurred in the con-
ditions of the mortgage hereinafter
described by the failure of the mort
gagor to pay interest as agreed in
said mortgage and notes secured
thereby, on account of which the as
signee of the mortgage has declar'
ed and hereby does declare the en-
tire amount secured by said mortgage
Immediately due. and. payable, as. he
is empowered to 40 by said mortgage,
therefore,
Notice is hereby given that that GER
tain mortgage executed and delivered
by Lillian Ong, a single woman, mort
gagor, to Smith McHugh, mortgage,
dated July 81, 1918, and filed for rec
ord in the, office of the register OF
deeds of the county of Burleigh and
state of North Dakota, on the 5th day
of August, 1918, and recorded il Book
105 of Mortgages on page $50, and as
signed by said mortgage to Geo. W.
Douglas on August Z, 1918, which as
signment is recorded in Book 1923 Of
Misc. Mortgages;s page426, Viii be
foreclosed by a sale of the premises
in such mortgage and hereinafter de-
scribed, at the front door of the court
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-06

house in the city of Bismarck, county
of Burleigh and state of North Da-
kota, at the hour Of ten o'clock in the
forenoon, on the 18th day of Febru-
AIRY, 1915, to satisfy the amount due
upon such mortgage on the day OF
sale. The premises described in such
mortgage and which will be sold to
satisfy the same, are described as
follows: The North Half of the
Southwest Quarter IN IL of SW 10
of Section Thirty-ive (35), in Town
ship One Hundred Forty-three Q43),
North of Range Seventy-eight C78),
West of the Fifth Principal Meridian,
containing eighty acres, more or less,
according to the U. S. Government
survey thereof.
There will be due on such mort
age on the date Of sale the sum of
Three Thousand, Two Hundred Fifty
three and $4,000 Dollars (~$3,253.S0),
and the costs and fees of foreclosure
and sale.
Dated, January ), 1915.
GEO. w. DOUGLAS,
Assignee of Mortgage.
MILLER & ZUGER,
Attorneys for Assignee,
Bismarck, N. D.
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