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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-15
BLUEHILL.

Capt. William w. Peters and o. Tyler
Hincxley are i'll.
A grand ball will be held in town hall
Saturday, Dec. Is.
A. r. Townsend and son Ralph are IN
Brookiin, working on q large cottage.
DR.. Z. c. Barrett and wife have returned
from Boston, where they have spent .
month.
The Century theatre will present the
picture, damon and Pythias," on Friday,
Dec. II, at 2.3O and 7.30 p. m.
A special town meeting will be held Tues
day, Dec. q, at 10 o'clock, to see what in
structions the town will giveth selectmen
in regard to the location Of the pole OF the
Bar Harbor q Union River Power Co. in
the square between the postoffice and
Partridge's drug store.
The freshman public speaking exhibit
ton will be held in the town hall, Thurs
day evening. Ten members of the class
will take part: Thelma Grindle, Walter
Littlefield, Nellie Hinckley, Dorothy
Chatto, Horton Emerson. Est her Astbury,
Helen Merrill, Helen Mcintyre, Wallace
Perkins, Virgins Chase. These were
chosen from the W hole class in competition
The judges were Misses Alice Holt, Lena
Hinckiey and John F. Wood.
Dec b. h.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-15
PROSPECT HARBOR.

William Seayy suffered shock Sunday,
which has paraiyzed his left side.
Mrs. William Stewart had an attack of
acute indigestion the first OF the week,
and IS still quite i'll.
Mrs. Daniel Deasy has returned from a
visit OF six weeks to relatives and friends
throughout New England.
Miss Gladys Hutchings entertained the
girls sewing club Thursday evening, with
tbe usual good time and treat.
Miss Irene Corners was unable to teach
the last OF the week on account Of illness,
but has entirely recovered now.
Irving Farley and wife returned Satur-
day from visit to Harry Coffin in Goulds-
boro. They brought two deer, the result
of hunting trip while there.
Dec. ID. e.
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COUNTY NEW S
BROOKLYN.

Dhl1OhkAN
Weston Gott shot q deer last week on
the Flye Point road.
The library will be open Thursday,
Dec. %, instead of Dec. Is.
Mrs. Wallace Smith was the guest OF r.
w. Smith and wife 1t Haven last week.
Mrs. Guy Freethey, OF Sargentville, was
the guest OF Miss Bessie Allen last week.
Schooner J. r. Bodwell is at the Farms
worth Packing Co.'s wharf with soft coal.
Maynard Biaisdell, Harry Bridges and
Virgil Gray went on hunting trip above
Bangor last week.
The Rebekah circle gave 4 pleasant So
cial at I. o. o. F. hall Saturday evening.
Net proceeds, f22.50.
William Dodge, Of Bluehiil, spent sew
eral days in town last week, in the inter-
est Of the electric company.
A linen shower was given Miss Grace
Tapley at the home OF her sister, Mrs. W.
F. Cousins, Thursday evening.
Rev. LOUIS West and wife will entertain
J. r. Staples class OF young ladies and
gentlemen at the parsonage Friday even
ing, Dec. II.
There will be Christmas tree in the
chapel Friday evening, Dec. "a. A Christ
mas concert will be held in the church
Sunday evening, Dec. %.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
Porter job. The wooden structure cover
ing the work will be completed in another
week. Two vessels loaded with lumber
and sand discharged at their dock last
week.
Dec. 10. UNE FEMME.
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ToMsoN.
AMHERST.

Forrest Dickey, OF Hulrs Cove, is visit
ing his brother Urban.
Miss BeulAh Remission Is at home from
Greenville for the holidays.
Lloyd Mcdonald, OF Alberta, Can, is
visiting bis brother, AIdelbert Mcdonald.
Miss Mary Remission, who has been
teaching in Newport, is home tor the boli-
days.
Schools closed Dec. 10, after being in
session fourteen weeks. Closing exercises
were held.
Mrs. Letitia Silsby has gone to Ellis
worth to spend the winter with her son.
Sherin F. o. Silsby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Salisbury are being
congratulated on the birth OF q little
daughter, born Dec. 8.
Dec. 13. c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-15
NORTH sEDGwlcK.

Avery Anderson lost valuable horse
last week.
Mrs. John Young is visiting her daugh-
ter in New York.
Mrs. Ed. Smallidge has returned from q
visit in New York.
The North Sedgwick canning factory il
closed for this season.
Mrs. Edward Neveils 10 quite i'll. Her
daughter Myrtle is with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Alien have re-
turned from trip to California.
Curtis Young and family are occupying
their new home on the Sedgwick road.
Mrs. Jesse Vessel is teaching the school
on the Ridge, the former teacher, Miss
White, having resigned.
Rev. Mr.. Davis and the we'll known
autoharp soloist, Ohio Hatch, have been
holding a series OF revival meetings in the
Baptist church tire past fortnight The
meetings have been we'll attended.
Dec. ID. Il.
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WEST EDEN.

Mrs. Florence Rich has gone to Belfast
to visit her parents, Alva Ray and wife.
e. f. Bradley, OF the Narrows, who has
had a severe attack OF iumbago, is now
able to be out.
William +. Higgins, who has been
gardener at the Rice cottage the past
season, has returned home.
Ferdinand 8. Hamor, Of this place, and
Miss LILLIAN M. Hsrtgrove, OF Augusta,
were married at the Baptist parsonage, in
Ellsworth, Dec. 4, by Rev. P. A. A. Kill
am. Mr.. Hamor is making repairs on his
house at the Narrows, where the young
couple will reside. Their many friends
extend congratulations.
Dec. Is. NJ.
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TY NEWS
M,KINLEY.

NJ. WALES. Kinu /. IN M.n..t
Lewis Torrsy nome ir"" nockiAno'
wnese ne stafseo scsiioP'ns'
Baby girls came this week to Mrs. Wilda
Hamblen and Mrs. Dora Martin.
Miss Mildred GRAY. who has been very
i'll. n improyins. She and her mother.
Mn. los. GRAY. are At Solomon Colts.
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Douglas L. Richardson, OF TINS Place'
ana Miss Bertha Beck, OF Jamaica fiain'
Mass, who were married on Ihankss'sine
DAY, have apartments III dorchester.
A pretty wedding took place when
Grace e. Colt, OF this place and Charles
Mckay, OF Rowland, were married in
Masonic hall, Dec. 10, At p. m. The
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-15
EDEN.

Miss Daisy Peach visited Mrs. Iva
Cousins last week.
Miss Sarah Hadley, Of West Eden, was
the guest OF Mrs. Nettie Robbins Sunday.
Ludolph Hodgkins and Harry Allen re-
turned from Mariaville Saturday with .
fine deer.
william Richards has closed his house
and gone to spend the winter with bis sis
ter, Mrs. v. @. wasgatt. OF Bar Harbor.
r,er n. ".
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-15

We also have large assortment of
Post Cards and Booklets from Or
to .1j each.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-15
WEST BROWNSVILLE.

Domingo smith, Of Belfast, is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Ahce Mills is at homo from Brewer
for two weeks.
Mrs. Allen Stewart and children have
returned from visit in Brooklin.
DR.. Franklin Fsrrow has been appointed
examiner OF the blind for this town.
Mrs. George H. Tapley has seventeen
pullets-a cross between r. L. Rsds and
Ancona. They began to lay three weeks
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-15

We have large line of DOLLS at
o.. 10, %, 50, rs up to 1928.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-15
NORTH PENoBsCoT.

Mr.. Annie Hutchins is quite i'll.
Homer Lowell had shed built on his
barn last week.
Nellie Colby and brother recently Wis
tied at H. w. Lowell's.
Hill Wilson leads this section on pigs
this year. His spring pig dressed 3e6
pounds.
Amy Sprague, who has taught the fall
term OF school in Frankfort, is at home on
. vacation. She will return for the winter
term.
Dec Is. ".
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-15
OTTER CREEK.

Leon Conary, who has been i'll Of typhoid
fever, 10 improving.
Fountain Davis and wife, and Arthur
saunders and wife have gone on . hunt
ing tsip.
Tbsfs will b IN apron sale At the
cborch vsstsy on Thursday evening. Ice
crvsm and calxe will b served.
IT, land for ths proposed community
baiiding l. being surveyed to-day, and
vork On the Foundation win be begun At
once.
Herman Bracy and wife, OF Brookiin,
came LAST week to spend tho winter with
M. and Mrs. George Grover. Theis-
msnv friends here are glad to welcome
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-15

ago yesterday, and since that time have
laid eleven dozen and four eggs, five OF
which were double yolked.
The ladies' circle will hold its annual
Christ mas sale Wednesday and Thursday
afternoons, Dec. Is and l6. Supper and
social THURSDAY evening.
Dec. ID. ToMsON
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-15

them, and hope they may be Induced to
settle once more in their old home town.
Mr.. Bracy recently sold his farm in
BROOKLYN to Alexander Porter, OF Cam
bridge, Mass.
Ilec IL q.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-01-22

ing to his desk. he brought back p
square of heavy blush paper, slightly
discolored at the edges
THAT'S a very good bit of drawing"
said Sedgwick as he and Kent bent
over the paper.
"But unsigned" said his companion.
Now. Mr.. bennett, whom do you sup
pose this to beg'
why, the lady that stopped TO talk
with Mr.. Sedgwick and was killed in
Lonesome Cove"
Then why did you leave out this
earring in copying the picture"
law we'll" explained Ehe a1'er in
some confusion, "she didn't have no
earrings on when l seen her, and It
looks lot more like without it,
"How much money would you take
for this?"
about So, guess" replied the 9th
er in bold eXpu.a.l. OF breath,
At this moment Sed-witk, who had
been studying the picture ia the light,
made a slight signal with his maud,
which did not escape Kent.
Five dollars is Il big griva 'r a
rough pencil sketch ssia rH- ien-
tist I'D have to know mote the
picture to pay that for it. WA. did
you find it?'
(To be Continued
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-01-22
"What does Dimmock deal in?"


Gall kinds of odds and ends. He
scrapes the country for bankrupt sales
an has a big auction once year.
Everybody goes. You can find any
thing from a pillow handle to second
hand marriage certificate at his place."
1--WE now call on Elder bennett"
said Kent.
That worthy was about closing up
shop when they entered.
"Don't your lamp work right yet,
Professor Kent?" he inquired.
Perfectly" responded the scientist
1--WE have come to see you on another
matter, Mr. Sedgwick and t.
First let me thank you," said Sedg-
wick, "for the curious work of art you
left at my place"
"Hay-ee?' inquired the elder, with a
rising infection.
Don't take the trouble to lie about
it," put in Kent. "Just show us the
original of the drawing which you
traced 50 handily."
The town gossip shifted uneasily
from foot to foot. How'd you know
I got the pictureP he giggled. II
didn't find it myself till 1 got back
from the auction"
"Never mind the process. Have you
the original here?"
"Yes," said Elder bennett; and, GO
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-01-22
CHAPTER XII.
Loose Ends.


"OGETHER they went to the
medical officers quarters. DR..
Breed had come in fifteen min
utes before. Without prelimi-
nary Lawyer Balm said:
II want to see that Jane Doe certifi-
cate again.
aren't you afraid of wearin' out the
ink on it, Adam" retorted the other,
with a furtive grin.
And l." said Chester Kent in his
suavest manner, venture to trouble
you to show me the certificate in the
case of Wilfrid Blair"
Something like spasm shook the
lineaments of DR.. Breeds meager face
"Blair!' he repeated How did you
know He stopped short
How did | know that Wilfrid Blair
is dead?" Kent finished for him. why
there has been time enough, hasn't
there?"
The physicians hands clawed nerv
Ously at his struggling hair.
Thine enough?' he murmured. Thine
enough? I'm only just back from the
Blair place myself"
"Ah," commented Kent negligently
Then he died within two hours o.
so?"
"This morning." retorted the other
It's all in the certificate
"All?" inquired Kent, so significant.
that Lawyer Balm gave him a quicl
! look.
"All that's your business or any
body else's,'' said Breed, recoverin,
himself bit.
Doubtless. And I'm to be permit
! ted to see this document?'
Breed pushed a paper across the ia
BILE. There it is. l just finished max
ing it out"
II see." said Kent. giving the pape
a scant survey. that the cause o
death is set down as cardiac failure
"Well, what's the matter with that?
Just trife noncommittal, isn't it
You see we all die of cardiac failure
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-01-22
SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS
The body of an unknown woman partly
handcuffed is found at Lonesome Cove
Chester Kent. a scientist, investigates the
mystery
He meets Artist Sedgwick. an old friend.
who is suspected of killing her and plans
to help him.
Sedgwick tells of meeting beautiful
young woman, name unknown, with whom
he has fallen in love.
Kent and Sedgwick go to the inquest
Balm as Sedgwicks lawyer.
Sheriff Schlagei and Coroner Breed sud
denly withdraw the body from public
view. Gansett Jim, an Indian, accuses
Eedgwick of murder.
Kent secures an embroidered silver star
found on top Of the cliff above Lonesome
Cove the night the woman died.
Kent believes the woman was hand.
cuffed to man who wore the star. He
meets Alexander Blair, who acts in sus.
picious manner.
Gansett Jim, thinking Sedgwick murder.
| ed the woman, tries to kill him. Kent
hears of Wilfrid Blair, Alexander's scape.
| grace son.
Wilfrid Blair has died suddenly, and
| Coroner Breed is helping Alexander Blail
to suppress the news.
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THAT records good enough for the
law"
except those of us who fall from air
ships"
THAT records good enough for the
. law" declared the medical officer dog
gedly.
"Who was the attending physician"
II was"
Indeed And 70 what undertaken
was the permit issuedY
at was issued to the family. They
can turn it over to what undertaken
they please
Where is the intefment to be"
Say. lOnky here. Mr.. Man" cried
the physician, tseaKnlg mo the sud
den whining fury Of hard pressed IL
nidity are !o1 wing t. learn me
ny business? You can go to the devil!
! EU1I's what you can dor
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-01
BELGIAN GOODS
INTERDICTED BY
GREAT BRITAIN
Shipments Found 10 Contain
German Merchandise and
England Puts Ban on All
Such CargoeS

Wash - ON. July 3l.-( ,Eeht Brit
ain is disinclped to permit the un-
mulested passage 10 this country of
ships loaded az Rotterdam with Bel
gian products according 10 a mes
sage today from Consul General
skinner at London BELGIAN goods
form a part OF the vast accumula-
ton of American bound merchandise
tied up i'm Rotterdam
While efforts t0 secure release Of
all the Rotterdam shipments have
been unsuccessful, il had been hop
ed that goods shown to be of bona
fide Belgian manufacture might be
exempted from the British order i'm
council Today's advices, however,
indicated that Great Britain is not
prepared To make such a concession.
The London government holds
shipments from Belgium To be the
same as goods of German origin, SO
far as the British order u council is
concerned, taking the position that SO
long as Belgian territory is dominat-
cd by Germany il is practically Ger
man territory Vigorous representa-
tiuns pointing out the hardships this
policy would impose ON the already
stricken population of Belgium were
made informally to The British em-
bassy here ana are disposed Of in toe
DAYS dispatches.
The progress Of the negotiations
has made IL clear that Great Britain
fears exemption of Belgian products
would open way to market for Ger
man wares For thar reason. it is
said the blockade order Was extended
To Belgian goods recently the action
aaneins, aelpuieh ehpeut here hcpuusp of
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-01

Berlin. July 81 u02n d. ml rhe
German war office today issued tho
following
Early yesterday morning Ia at.
lacking ilougr east of Yproa. we
mormed houses on the west border of
1looge which after our stormne of
june remained in tho hands Of tho
English ana further captured "a van
tage point south ~ thc ruad Jo Ypr,A
EncmN oouutof-attucha duuua tho at-
ternoon and last might wetr rupulHed
"Thc French again uusurccwfulN
attacked with hand RrenndeH near
suuchoz
"The severe fighting on thr limo
ldngekopf intronkopf in the Nosgea
is now coming 90 @ Htaudatlll A plr-
zion of our positions at lingokopt H
suil in the hands of the French
schratEmannrle and halreukupf arc
again iu our possession
'lhe damage DOM by enemy aii
men WAS unimporlHnt a French ac-
ropmne wua shot down by 0ur anti-
aircraft guns near FrcihurR
Eastern war thtutet Northwest
az l.onaa and on tho railway north ut
GowaroNo oast II toAn our attack
iH progressing
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-01

there has been the usual artillery nr-
tWty ono piece. firms ut long
range. threw mine shells on CuW
plHpne $40 material dRmtEe Wae
done. according % the report receive
"a. and fire winch HHs started was
quickly exiingulahcd
I'm the Argonne. ID the regiuu of
Funtuine-AuX .Charmcs mud ai Fout
dr-purs. tho homhardment 0f tho
trenches ou ull sides Was almost con.
tlnuoua lu the forest of Lclrruc
the canHouudinE WAS very spirited
an the Nosnea the enemy mas bonn
arded our positions on hin 6e ~
LaFontenellc ana the village ot Met
zcral
"This mYrnnE 8rvcn ut our aero.
planes bombafdcd the station and
the ayiatik Woroplanr works 40 trr,-
Surg. Badenl one Of them was
forced 10 make E andiuE ON its rr-
torn, Boa the enemy lines. because 30
motor trouble
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-01
EMPLOYERS HAVE
SOME RIGHTS, IN
GONPERS' '0P Union
Old Labor Leader Makes a
Strong Appeal to Unions
for Fairness in Their Deal
i0gS With Capital

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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-01

Santa Fe July 81 Luure Denton
or Ration today served summons on
Superintendent of Insurance Jacubo
chavez through DIS attorney. 90 re-
cover 5000 from the British
Assurance company of Toronto Cana
da tire loss recently sustained but
which the company is alleged 20 have
refused to pav.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-01

Berlin July 81 th, wireless
Ffir The Frurkfuftrf HoltWne Hae
pub ahsd the fall teNi 81 the pGoolH.
NATION ~ Pope beuedi Z makIuR an
upem fm peace Commenting uu thr
4nrl lleHi this paper adds The tall .lu
nrem has emphateally rejected thls
yfobuasi
This news Haa riven out hy ihe
fgtEf srHH HKeucY
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-01

New York July 3l.-AnnounCement
that the Postal Telegraph & cable Co
would make a reduction Of SO per cent
in its leased wire rates Co newspapers
tnEpuehuut tue country rtterttNe RH7
gust (. WIS made here tonight hS
Charles G. Adams, vice president II
the company in charge Of traffic.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-01

Sa Johns ~ D.. july 81 The
Norwegian steamer nrot hound from
New York for Archaugel rammed anI
sank the Canadian fishing schooner
Maapeda off Cape Race in q dense
fog yesterday The sohooners crew
OF seventeen were picked up by the
steamer and landed here todav
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-01
COAST ARTILLERY
LOSES TWO EXPERTS

Washington, july 3t.-Major vii
ford j. Hawkins Of the coast artillery
stationed al the sandy Hook proving
grounds, and Capt Walter NJ Will
helm. aica of he ea9Yt artillery. and
assigned TO the arsenal at Philadel-
phia, have resigned from the army tn
take places with munitions manufac-
turers. Secretary Garrison will ac-
cept their designations.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-01
F 0ERAL GRAND
JURY PROBING
THE EASTLAND
Secretary Of Commerce Red
field Complains Of Attacks
abpon Him Before He Has
Time 10 Lean Facts,

10y MORNING. JOURNAL SPECIAL LEhgED NtREl
Chicago. July y with one week
elapsed since the steamer Eastland
sank at its wharf with 800 eXcur-
sinnsts ON board, INVESTIGATION TO de-
termine The blame for the accident
has smmered down TO "a federal
grand jury inquiry, although a couu-
" grand jury continued to hear tes
tmony and Secretary Redfield of the
department of commerce went ahead
with the inspection examination re
qured by law
Federal Judge Lands forbade the
examination by others Of witnesses
desired for the federal grand jury
and has taken possession of the ship
and all documentary evidence avail
able
Secretary Rcdfield today took no
tice of adverse criticism of mis- in
quiry and N speech before tho
hearing said he was panied hy the at
tacks made on him before he had
had time to delve into the.case He
offered to make any sort of an i'm
Nestgation any one could suggest
provided charges were properly filed
against any one.
one body was recovered from the
Eastland today. making the total
known dead $780, while 1853 are
stil reported missing hy the Western
Electric company giving "a possible
total OF g94. the missing list has
rapidly dwindled.
Statement by Rcdrclds.
Secretary Rcdfield gave out the
following statement.
IL ann in entire accord with MI
0'Eara ON this subject / ann willing
and ready to Search every corner and
Granny for the ultimate truth as re-
CARDS the United States inspection
service and the Eastland disaster
came 10 Chicago for that purpose
and my purpose has never wavered
4 am sorry, / am hurt. have
been mistreatcd and preiudiced by
The Chicago press and by Chicago
citizens.
Mr. Thurman. the solicitor for
my department "a man whose iudg
ment ina legal matters | am bound 10
follow has told nae that to widen
this inquiry, as Mt OHara suggests
is beyond nay power ! have ALREADY
disobeyed the law and would be
breaking my oath OF office i'm doing as
he asks ] have already stretched
the law 90 the breaking point ir this
inquiry by sending TO Washington for
expert Witnesses i'm an effort TO bring
out the truth ana the whole Of IT, ]
can not go further I'm that direction.
win Make Full Probe.
- now give 10 the citizens Of Chi
cago my solemn promise that u
charges are presented 10 me as head
of the department of commerce OF
the nation against either individual
NHg4NF
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-01

Santa re. july 3l.-Governor Nc.
Donald today appointed the followina
n2taries public John T. Van Zaut
ton,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-01
TEXT Of
POPE 5 APPEAL
FOR END Of WAR
Urges People Now Disgrac.ng
Europe With BI0odshed and
Ruin to Lay Down Arms and
Become Friendly

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ma APOSTOLIC throne IL pom. pH.
whose upr.pbt asd r,apDI9rt III. oua
brought to aU and bv die frtrirIIaI
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home f9ru. 49IIUJsr and rayaped b. a.
fnrioUa fett,pfef
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death b.. f.n f, olr be.rt enlarged
DIS Christian eh4rfflhleHee4 tbe great
uuspeak8l,lo .adpr.s IN mothers ANA
of wives made widows before thr.r
iiruc and tbs fears III children l.-
trivod too soon of parental mIdanr.
Soiemn, Committed to Peace.
.partl0i,,,tln. IN ntir eotIt IL .ha
f.lrana ar.gIieb az unumer4bfe fam
Mos and ,..iI Epoviue tb, imperial
duties .mno-ea anon us by The uIiF-
sion of ponce ANA lovo with whIch v.
flvo boon c0Inded during tHes saG
duyf. V. adopted % firm rcsol 90
concentrate our whole activity anl uI
.our puuor ia the rlcuuluiati0us Ot
thc peoples N war; W. made sol
cmu promise to our living Father
who wished with the price ef llls
blood t1 make aH men brother
Appeals Inhecdcd
Words 81 ponce aud love were tue
first We addressed to the nations and
their chiefs as supreme guardians OF
& Ns ..HI 10 A ifN