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Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05

-an. 4-Ewestern Maine Poultry As
socia1ion- South Paris
ian. HMa;ne state League Of Loan
and Building Associations. annual meet
ing. Lewiston
Feb 1-I.Sixth annual United Com
nSrclal Travellers FC,o1 Fai-. Bangor
Feb. 1-Eilsuorth Food Fair opens 10;
ons week
Feb. @-Ksnnebec County Rural Lette.
Carriers Association annual session. Al
g1sta-
March 1S-l2Naine Boys Conference
Bangor.
May I-Grand Ledge. Knights OF Ply.
th.as annual convention, Bangor
June L-BcwdoiE class OF Las reunion
New Meadows Inn-
July +Faniiy reunion of descendant
CT Jeremiah and Elizabeth Doughty Pen
Tel. at home Of Ms VIII Ross, Var
mouth.
July l5-Is-NatioasI Convention and
Show Of American Sweet Pea Society
Bar Earbor.
Aug. 3AFIfth Maine Battery Associa
ticn reunion. Lewiston
Sept i7-Bienniai State election; refer
endum on 54-ncur employment act
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05

- s.,aursn< ana Amusement
lweek. Portland
Oct -LxsehAesd Fair
I Oct S-StaHe ccnrenflo1 "a
Or lEassrTn Maine Music Festssai.
a. s-ss-state Il Maine rife team
psscaioe O. sfess rznfs, H.,z. A.1 Nu.,c Fesu-
o1 Esuurere Court oonvenss. Port
Land
oc1- Hn-Maine State Sunday School
Coz ~ Arnnz,si meetings Of Maine Cen
.rsI Raslroad and subsidiary companies
Oct ASsate Council. DAUGHTERS o.
American Revolution. Farn.ns.Cn Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fesioxs- Portland,
{ oct l-Anraai convention of SFano
EacAnnmsnt. L Q. o. 2 Paan 1-ss.on
/ oct NAnnsaI synod Of PresbyIersan
eharches q New England At Pzrk stfeee
church. Portland
Oct z@Annuai Hoesung q
Tszchs-x+ Association, Bangor
1 Nov. -Supersor Court ccnvenes. easi
term, Portland
/ Nov. e+Aaine State Pomolog1cai So
c4ety. annual meeting. Portland
j Nov sS-Bcys' convention Of Azncui-
tursi Cubs Of Waldo County,. Belfast
N0v l-I+Laymen's NisssonarE Con
ference, Portland
Nov 3eCsty election, Gzrdinef
/ Nov s-Dec- -York County Pouifrs
Association7k SHOW Sanford
Dec Cit: election. Portland
Dec s-SNsine Seed Improvement As
ISOLATION. annual conference and sxhios-
sioa, City haH. Lewiston
Dec s-Supfrcr Court conysnes- eivL
Dsr u go .ssc4;o- Westh-ocE.
4 Dee +Suprerae Court Law term Al
gpsia-
Dec Is-Caited States District Court
Portland
: Dec ls-l1-Nsire State Poultry AsSocs3
tor. annual show, Portland
4 Dec &BerEick Poultry Associa-
.ior, Berwick
Dec @Christmas-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05
Canton Grange.

Canton Grange held an afternoon
meeting on Saturday. Sept 25. which
was devoted 70 a Study on Fire Pro-
lection" with the following program:
Opening exercises; business session
music: reading of the Governors Pro-
elamation by the Worthy Master, c. E
Richardson: vocal solo, Ivory Harmon
short talk. What the Women Can Dc
10 Prevent Fire In the House Mrs
Martha Coleman: piano solo. Marguer-
ite Hollis: short talk What the Men
Can Do 10 Prevent Fire on the Farm
F. E. Atkins. discussion, How 10 Pre-
vent Farm Fires opened by H. NJ
Tucker. discussed by the members
closing song.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05
HASTE MAKES WASTE
Think this Over

Don, hurry through your meals
Chew your food before you swsno"
IL: your stomach has no teeth Hasty
eating may save time, but il wastes
health. Stop the QUICK meals habit
Start your stomach right by oarefuiiy
selecting proper iood. and eating It
slowly. Once in awhile your stonaacn
may call for help When IT does.
L. F." Atwood's Medicine Is what II
needs. Use this family remedy faith
fully, and you will escape bilious at:
,acks. sick headaches. indigestion aao
constipation We know il IS good Tor
the stomach, because thousands have
told US so. Here is remedy worth
trying; nothing but good can come
It's use.
Buy 35c bottle al your nearest
store, or write today for free sample
FREE-on -eceip, Of a -yeiiov o!stssde
wrzcpes xifh yorr opinion d the 1enaane-
Ee 1iM send one Of oz- Needle Books with >
god assortment Of high g-sde needles. useful
in every fsEiiy.
IF" MEDICINE CO. Portland. Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05
TsesAsy. Oessbsr S, 1915.



The weekly sheet sent o1t y tne
Publicity Department ef the Sa-
sfcnsl wholesale Liquor Dealers Assn
is running pictures. each week repre-
seated Is scenes IN the trenches OF
sshe. war pictures. Invariably thea
pictures show q group with . hrSe
amount Of bceze on dsspiar. AZ though
the va. z-ere q grand drunken deea uch
and provided in the interests o. sns
makers and sellers Of Intoxicating
esop. One shows q group said 10 %
curses and Red Cro<s men al with an
abundance Of bottles. and the Women
xI,h gss=ses a; their lips
IL is highly entertaining and edu-
aa,;ve II m-sf BE- also highly graft
fyirx and rem1nerstive 10 the booze
saop frrs: 20 b. able 10 Put 90, such
s.ur. giving "ind:spatable evidence
q tie depra witty cf human beings be-
ioa the animals. If ~e believed The
rum tyus. sheet IN its mission es mis-
cry. re should not wonder al the re-
ports eg atrocities in al parts OF the
war terrisory Bat when we reSee'
that tie liquor interests could stag
s-ch scenes and photograph them IL
any ore ot thousands os its places il
me United States. any Gay o night;
snd. knowing its capacity for cuseed'
ness and deceit, We refuse 10 belieys
TIA. sny one Of these photograph
vas taken outside OF the ram he'll
holes in this country.
But. If they are what they are repre-
senred 10 be. what Goes it signify rhai
is Of advantage 20 the liquor interests
outside If the cheapest, lowest ant
most ignorant ranks Of it's patrons7-
q proof to the illi.erste and deprave{
that there are others just as bad. ant
ne reed rot fea- heing alone in tn
very depths Of deprsvity or misery,
To aha. depths will human insenu-
ity sink u bid for bloody and filthy
oollars2 The lowest Of all is the busi-
cess Of booze
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05
Order Of Notice Thereon.

District Of Maine, 81
On this and day of October A. D. fsls.
On reading the foregoing petition, il is
Ordered by the Court. That a hearing be
nAd upon the eame on the l2th day of
November A D. 1915. before said Court at
Portland. in said District. at ten O'clock
IN the forenoon. and that notice thereof
be published in Daily Kennebec Journal.
newspaper printed in said District, ana
that all known creditors. and other per-
sons IN interest. may appear at the said
time and place. and show cause, IL any
they have, Why the prayer Of said ped
toner should not be granted.
And II ID further Ordered by the Court
That the Clerk shall send by mail to an
Known creditox8 copies Of said petition
and this order. addressed TO them Al
Their places e yasidence as stated.
witness the Honorable Clarence Hale,
Judge OF the s1id Court, and the seal
thereof, at Portland, in said District, On
the md day of October A d. 1s3S
IL 81 JAMES z. HEwEY. Clerk
true COPY Of petition and order
Attest: JAMES E. HEwEY. Clerk.
ocf5<alt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05
eankrupt's Petition for Diseharqe.

In ths matter OF
Clyde L. Frost tIn Bankruu-cy
Bankrupt.
To the Hon. Clarence Hale, Judge of the
District Court of the United States for
the District of Maine.
Clyde l. Frost of waterviile in the
County Of kennebec, and State of Maine.
in said District respectfully represents.
that on the 18th day Of February, las,
past he was duly adjudged bankrupt
under the Acts Of Congress relating 10
bankruptcy: that he has duly surren-
dered all his property and rights of prop
er1y. and has fully complied with ali the
requirements Of said Acts and Of the or
ders OF Court touching his bankruptcy.
wherefore he prays. That he may be
decreed by the Court to have a-fuii dir
charge from all debts provable axa;ns,
his estate under said bankruptcy Acts
except such debts as are excepted by Iav
from such discharge.
Dated this 3th day Of September A. d
ISIS. -
CLYDE L FROST.
Bankrupt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05

The dull boy in the class unexpectedly
distinguished himself in z recent history
examination. The question ran. How
and when vas slavery introduced into
America To this hs replied:
No women had come over TO the early
Virginia colony The planters wanted
wives TO help with the work In 1s1s the
London Company sent over z shipioad
Of girls The planters gladly married
them. and slavery was introduced into
Ausr5ca---Youth's Companion
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05
SPARKS naon MIME Wks


Z. o. Read. Lewiston, C9ts Threat.
Eugene o. Read. agsd -. attempted
suicide Sunday night at his home, e0a
Asia street. Lswisfon. Mr.. Read cut
his throat with q razor. fnAictinx two
wounds which are not considered very
dangerous Mr.. Read has been In poor
health tor some weeks and this u
given ~ tie cause for his act He
sas given medical treatment a short
time after his attempt to take his life
And will recover. 1t was stated, unless
he should sueeumb to his generally
weakened condition.
crsy oess 9tsrs owr1lariaod.
Halls drug store 1t Gray was en-
tered late Friday night or early Sat-
urday morning and watches and small
5eweiry to the value of about SO to-
getber With SO in monsy was stolen.
There b no clue to the thieves.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05
Name Gossip


whea Ga.fyE drives Not any fptr1ai
Gladys Juss . typaeai name for Snt
c.zzs Ct young people vhc are driving
ears and see-szr zh.cm the streets razk-
ing tracks ike nzn with = jag
When Gsssys drsvee-the dzr5zns little
thing
GHearen preserve die car thaa-s follow
ing.s
ARR ,sfe no ehaaoe. bat, be that As 4
II u Of lovely Gladys that sing
She Riyss the bell little dazg-a-Elg-
Her course is xig-zag. oF around TE1g,
Or c11ecerDer-O1e can never say
WhsE Gladys drives
Her feelings Ii Tot hurr fer anyTnins
Bat IL kae ever hits perSo1--c1g-
fEhe hit . trzEc cop the other Gay,
Ard then there wz2 the Deuce ana Al U
YGyt
she manages 20 get them on the r7.Ag
~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05

which q peryon oa ieayanr honae rsy
turn switch o. the telephone and il
snyoo6s calls up While the owner Of TIE
house ID away the Eeao4He Nisi~ be re-
That VIII break vr the blum that vs
called Up but nobody answered.-Boston
Globe.
Now if Edison will perfect a con-
nee;ion. with q photograph ths, viii
say: ~HeIio.--~No the folks are
away for two or three weeks in the
Maine woods Shall cali you when
they return 2--Thanks.-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05
Ne. Not Fallen Pedestrians.

They were og. in their Ra.Ile- car and
had had several b-eakdowEs- As hubby
got out his repair xii Tor 1he fifth time
wife remarked
Pity we didn't bring z squirrel along"
What tor-z mascot
Ne. she replied: 1t could run be-
hind and p5ck up the nuts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05
Catarrh is an excessive 5.

Catarrh is an excessive secretion.
accompanied with chronic infamms-
ton, from the mucous membrane
Hoods Sarsapariila acts on tie mt
cous membrane through the blood. re-
duces Inflammation. establishes
healthy action and radically cures all
cases Of catarrh--Adv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05
Lighf ana Airy


cannot praise tae perSnsp mzcAs
II run> q Eoz 10 ysth-
Il has 10 fragrant oGorx- such
As fruits supply rs with
II e le- ra1yy Ike z f-1st
Nor Juicy like the beet
II seems more Ike substitute
For something good 70 eat
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05

..d oeas-es % 7axs IRE -s-- II r-ss1zn-
foIr-- @de--EEee-ins aE. 1zAe3 70 Sc
anything Eaezssr. ~ 1he r-cant Of shs
scke- And yez- their esaE wcn the game
frcn the ScphCnrrez
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05
BY Mutual Concession.

SO you've named the baby at i2ss-' v
remarked the caller
Yes said the young professor Ny
wife insisted On Clarence and / vas
equally determined oa 'PythsgoraS.' 60
Ne compromised, and his fun name Is
Clarence Py1hagorzs NcGoozle- Sounds
rather striking. don't yoa think
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05

Ske-0h- Charles il Is 50 cold. wc-id
EEe TO have something around ne
He-Whet would yoa care 20 have
She-Ch, anything
And be sEoagas hsr = shawl-N,ehtgzn
{rsrgagss
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05
1915.
SPORTS.

Oct- ST.. Of NJ inter-c.ass Cross
country rgn, Orono.
Nov. 1-Deer hunting season opens n
eight southern counties
Dec l5-peef hunting season il Maine
closes il eight northern counties
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05
Men Resident Residents.

We cau the following from a French
PAPER The climate o. Bombay Is 50
unhealthy thz. the Inhabitants are
Obliged 70 1--we elsewhere e--Calegt1s
ErEsSSsrzr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05
sErHLeHEM LooeE. NO. =, :

A. NJ Stated ecmmunica1ion N..ss
October 4. 7-ce r n An sosoros
JOHN G. ARNOLD. VI =
PEARL z FULLER -.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05

The sdjutant, or marabout, bird Of
low a hare or cat whole. 1t stands
five feet high, and the expanse OF its
wings Is nearly fifteen feet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05

The Baddeford Journal says tia, there
took" during the height OF gundSy's esie
ior fear the wind vouid blow the r,ota-
tees out Of the ground. bat wou.dn-, that
Boston Globe
Aeeoe: but supposing they had
blown over into New Bruusuick
wouldn't somebody be in trouble TO.
smuggling Or something,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05

Ar Thomas Liptos 10 esHinG 10 Bos-
ton wonder IL be viii be foreed TO drink
some Of his own tea while there.-Nan-
chester Union
They have plenty Of the Frank Jones
brand, II he prefers il.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05
Another of the InS ustrfeS.

keener than their own product, is
sne competition which our razor
manufacturers have TO meet in the
struggle with foreigners for a fair
share Of the American market Ow-
,ns to foreign control IF the market. IN
is still small industry. There are
ou, ave razor factories in the coun-
.ry and their success is mainly due 10
tfs- fac. tina. they manufacture princi-
paily patented articles, safety razors
and specialties There is no reason
why. with adequate protection. we
should not have a large razor industry.
and encourage foreigners. who now
compete with Us. 10 come 70 America
as manufacturers and employers Of
American labor at American wages.
razors.
Eighty per cent Of the cost Of max
ing razors is paid to labor. 30 the i'm
por;snce Of this factor in determin-
ing the control Of the domestic market
will be appreciated when the follow
ing comparison Of weekly wages paid
here and in Germany is considered:
United
Occupation States Germany
Forgers and ,rinners. siz.0e-zl % A-5e-7! 9
Dry grinders. Z2G-lsJ0s 439-s- u
Esrdeners and temper
eYr, s9.M-L.8 4 J-sI
Concayert, i6W-246 43s-s.N
Poi;shers. lzo-10 4sL1.g
Razcr-hanCie SkeTs, 1zas-fs.l3 45l5I9
HoneTs and handlers, s.S-s.9 2soy-og
Another important consideration 10
that a large proportion OF foreign
made .azors are made By the xorkmen
in their homes thus reducing very
largely the overhead charges.
The American razor is made Of
high grade erucible steel. The cheap
er grade German razor with which our
market is flooded IL made Of Bessemer
steel II makes a good appearance.
but Is inferior. and the purchase Of It
fpoiis the eale Of q good razor of do
msGtie MANUFACTURE
The razes industry in this country
received some encouragement in the
Republican tariR law Of 1891. but even
under the slightly higher duty rates of
the Republican law OF 1905, which
gave IN average I'd vaIoren duty of
sonething over 10 per cent. the I'M
pcrtations Of razor. steadily increased.
During the fiscal year 1919. 1.sss.3s7
were imported and in 1872, 2.3sz.l73
came in. the average importation az
ceeding the home production two to
one. Notwithstanding the fact that
this information was put squareiy be-
fore him. and in spite Of his repeated
Assertion that he stood for a com
petftcry tarifr' Mr.. Underwood made
On FAzorK
The effect was immediate: The last
quarter under the Republican tarff law
showed importations 70 the number Of
ssS.ess. Tie following quarter. under
Democratic Law. imports jumped to
l.lss.,z4; the next quarter, s1s.ISz:
the next which was the last quarter
Of the fiscal year 1914. $3.50. came in.
During the nrst quarter Of the fiscal
year 1Sls. war broke out. Germany
was blockaded, and the imports Of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05

Bulgaria 10 between the devil and
the deep sea, and both are becoming
angry and ineistent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05

Publicity" said a speaker at the
Investment Bankers Association meet
ing in Denver, Is truth well tod "
The Wiison administration started ont
with -pitEess publicity as its motto.
Bu, Il the piti,ese truth Ehoaaa Be vel
told. how would the administration
stand, Regardless Of its motto, the
administrations practice has been one
Of conscienee,ess cencealment-rs.
gzrding Mexico, regarding foreign re-
iations generally, regarding the state
Of the treasury. regarding its iegis,a
tive programme The day for con-
eeaiment. however. has Passed The
country is 30 longer hyDnosi.ec. 1t il
DO longer deceived The Republican
press IL becoming vocal, not only in
spots" bu. everywhere. Standing BIZ q
President who does not stand by us is
DO longer q taxing card
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05

II the deer in the Maine woods hav.
rten keeping ci6ae watch Of the caIen-
oas. pefn1ps they know that IT in time
nsw for them TO be prepared 20 dodes.-
It's safer to stand perfectly still for
Boston hunters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05

Judge Nahum H. Morrill, Of Court
street. Auburn. on Sunday quietly OBJ
served his ssth birthday at his home.
Judge Norrin was the first judge Of
probate in this county. the position
which his son, John A. Morrill,. holds
At the present time. Judge Morrill,
received many messages Of congratu-
iation during the day. Hon. H ".
Cakes Of Auburn carried a bouquet Of
roses a. . gift from the High street
Congregational church and there were
other gifts significant Of the high place
which Mr.. Morrill, holds among his
nsishbors.
The eel season at Woodland is on and
means considerable to the fishermen.
One Of them got Is barrels the other night
~ the sauirmy chaps being brought
down ~ TIE swift current and lodged
aeAinGe - racks at the paper MILL The
esis wers shiDped to Boston. where they
bEought - per barrsl
The four Dowdoin College Freshmen
wlbs were - paay on the class baseball
nine last Saturday. but were kidnapped
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05

CANTON A0GusTA, NO. 9. p n
Regular meeting every third TH..4a, n
o. =. FARNHAN. @.
Raj n BURNS, So
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05

As the end OF the year draws nearer
the question what win become cf ~.
faNroad-ovned lake ffeaghtsFs beccr,es
more interesting One proposition vas
tnat some OF the boats ahsuid be s,ld TO
enoer eensfderation we're foupd 10 be ton
oe1a4 30 % through she weliand-eo the
problem - still unsettied-BuHato Er-
Remember what Crusoe d,d,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05

One Lewiston man who was out Thurs
day after partridges had a peculiar ex-
perience- He went to the hunting place
in his auto. He had gone but a short
distance into the woods when he heard
a dog and a moment or fro later z fox
rushed by. He took a shot at reynard.
but missed The dog went by a minute
later. Later this hunter me, the dogs
sEner and they discussed the probability
Of getting the fox After hunting round
for time longer the man who got a shot
at the fox went back to the road and
prepared TO 60 home. Jus, as he gave
the crank q whiri TO start his engine
there Vas a rush and the fox. which had
been hiding under the car shot on. and
made into the woods.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05
AUGUSTA LODGE DIRECTORY

CUsHNoc CHAPTER, NO. g,
r 4 N. Annual conyocation al Ma
sonic Temple Thursday. Oct :. at T-aa P
NJ Reports Of secretary and treasurer
Election Of officers Soiourring COM
panions are cordially invited TO attend.
GEO EVERETT JONES. H P
CHARLES P CHASE. Sec
AUGUSTA LODGE. NO. f41. r. AND
A. n. Stated communication Tuesday.
Oct ). All so5ourning brethren are cor
daily invited
FRANCIS s. H C.LLAGHAN, ". N.
WESTON LEWIS, Sec octe4-s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05

The keen aoiscsssde of the Depart
neni II Comnaerce Tor the welfare ard
prosperity of ucrkmen in foreign
countries is plainly shsvn in . state
ment issued se2t- 2. in which the De-
pzYtmenf announces that il has under
taken 70 assist IL having orders
riaeed-' With EwIas manufacturers Of
Christmas toys II this admission
we're not made On the stationary Of tine
Department II would scarcely be
credited. There are seyefaI millions Of
men and women in the United States
who would be Cad 10 make 4 living in
the manufacture Of toya. This adj
minissration not oni. opened cur mar
kets vide to foreign manufacturers
but now goes to considerable trouble
70 aid those foreign producers 10 get
orders in this country. The American
producer finds his own government IN
competition against him and in favor
Of the foreigner. II the American
people wan; a plain case Of treason 70
American industry they have it here
proven by omeizi confession.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05

The first telephone message rom
San Francisco 20 eastern Maine was
received az he Miioridge station Few
days szc. il being from Arthur b
Campbell superintendent Of consfruc-
,ion Of the American Bell Is.epnohe
Co. 20 mis- sister. Mrs T C Icoker. OF
Cheryfe,d The message was hea1o
N distinctly IN MlIbridge as one Woa.o
be from Boston. but when changed
from the copper wire TO The IRON wire
10 Cheryfe5d it vas not heard as
plain as could be wished
Born within a week Of each other -s
years age, Mr. and Mrs Edward NJ.
Thomas of Portland are arranging for
the celebration Of their golden red
ding Oct. H. They have already heard
from old friends and relatives from
distance who hope TO be present They
live al I1s3 Congress street in house
which has been il the family 1ss
years All their married life has been
spent there and there they will cele-
t.a.e their s9th anniversary.
The virginia. the second boat ac-
ou.,ed by the State Fisheries Com
mission, and which has just been
bough, from Ralph H Kingsley, went
into commission Oct 4, having as her
territory the Maine coast from Rock
land TO Eastport- The Virginia Is q
ss-foot gasoline cruising YACHT and
viii provide ample accommodations
fer her crew Of four sardens. who viii
be charged mainly with enforcing the
lobster law along the coast With an
engine Of 9s-horsepower. insurlng II
kncts per hour. she is capable Of run
ming down and capturing almcs, any
thing in the way Of power craft Or
dorses along the coast Capt Albert
z Csosson Of Ellsworth is IN COM
mand.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05

TEo Of the important events of this
month In Maine will be the Maine Sun
day School Associations annual meeting
Oct. B-1 At Bangor and the annual meet
ing On Oct z-3 at Bath OF the Maine
Teachers' Association Interesting pro-
grams and fine entertainment will be pro-
vided In both cities. The attendance is
expected to be large.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05

The Maine Central Railroad. which
oxns the summer hotel at Reckland
Breakwster. is planning 10 increase
its sizs within the new tao years.
This is one Of the few hotels on the
Maine coast which had q really pros
porous season. and il is said that il
would have been embarrassed for ac-
commodations but for a chain Of cir
cumstances that placed dsmper on
sH summer hotel business in this
State The sinking OF the steamship
Lusitania- which was thought at the
time to indicate q strong proha biiity
Of war with Germany. led 10 the i'm
mediate cancellation Of bookings that
represented Thousands Of dollars The
management believes that next season
Will be tfles best in the history O.
RockIand Breakwater
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05

The Maine State Rife team viii leave
Portland for Jacksonville, Fla, Tuesday
noon. There they viii practice for a few
shoot The trip will be made by special
car.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05

Bangor Commercial. Oct. 1T has
just been learned that a steel basga ge
car containing .s.ees.e .ees in securities
shipped from England 10 America. pass
ed through Bangor this week enroufe
for New York There was no gold
aboard and the car formed part Of the
St John train arriving here az leo and
leaving At 80 The car vas guarded
By six armed men Very few knew ef
its presence here
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-05

SETH WILLIAMS INDEPENDENT
Relief CorpA Nest5ngs evefT Tsuntl3
afternoon at 13e At G.. A. R. ball
HATTIE LIPPINCOTT. Pra
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