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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-19
George Behan al the Isis.

George Beban in An Alien" adapt
ed from The Sign of the Rose" and
produced by Thomas II. Ince. Is the
Isis Theater attraction all of this
week. with performances at IL A. NJ.
and /, .. s, and P. NJ, The mag
niflcent photopiay Is in eight reels
George Beban was seen In Richmond
some weeks ago in The Italian" said
to be one of the best photoplays shown
in this city this year.
In IAN Alien, the picture lover will
see a picture very much worth while;
in fact, It is SO good that they are
charging one dollar prices right now
both In New York and Chicago. The
PRICES for the Isis witt be. as always,
10 cents for adults and cents for the
children.
The New York Evening Sun says Of
the great picture play: From end to
end An Alien In all real. The fim
story has been produced with such
care and ability that II stands along
side the spoken drama AZ compeller
OF tears and laughter" Every pic
ture lover In town will see this pic
ture. for 1t Is the strongest appeal of
any play ever Aimed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-19

The Eek" will soon have to be re-
moved, however. Harper's work dur
ing the past few weeks has been so
good that Manager Griffith. of Wash
ington. Is considering putting him
back in the big show.--Editor Sports.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-19
Major Leagues Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
No games scheduled.

Games Today.
Cincinnati in Boston.
Pittsbure In Brooklyn.
st. Louis in New York.
Chicago in Philadelphia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-19
C1,ifeis Ioee 10 Bufrnlo.

Chicago, July 1s.--The Chifeds lost
TO Buffalo here today, 8 TO 4. Three
errors, netting the visitors an many
runs. and the inability to hit Brown
In the pinches caused the loss. Ashulz
pitched conservative ball throughout
the contest.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Buffalo ..... .0i0 100 01o----e o
Chicago 5000. 100 D21 000---4 3 3
Batteries: Mcconnell. Brown and
Wilson; Schulz and Allen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-19
Senator'S Win Two.

Cleveland, July 1s.-The Senators
re-enacted the Western invasion ha bit
here today and took a double bill from
the Maps. Washington won two games
from Cleveland yesterday and today's
defeats considerably dampened the
.ardor of local fans. Pop Griffith
was forced to use good supply OF
pitchers, Engel. Ayres and Johnson
being used in both contests. Morton
was hit hard in the first game, while
the Maps made three miscues. In the
second ninth inning rally gave the
visitors the game However, the
Washington bunch made two errors.
First game-Score: r. II. E.
Cleveland
900 o2o 900 900 % 3
Washington
600 900 o8o2 900 81 II 0
Batteries: Morton and O'Neill; Gal
liza. Engel. Ayers and Henry. Um-
fires. Chill and Evans
Second game--Score: r. II. e.
Cleveland .0lo o16 1903 s
Washington 1000 o10 o03--4 IL 2
Batteries: Mitchell. Harstad and
Egans. Ayers, Engel, johnson and
Aintsmith. Umpires, Evans and Chill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-19
Tigers Down Athletics.

Detroit, July 1S.--The former cham
pions, but now lowly Athletics. were
again downed by the Tigers today.
Score by innings h n T.
Detroit 410 800 oA"-ll IL !
Philadelphia .oi0 lao ell :
batteries. Covaleskie. Boland and
Baker: Bressler and Iapp- Umpires,
Naiiif and DiBeen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-19

standing OF Clubs
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17

BE oes ipsibsn Streifens, nuh orbei-
tet Die Yerlitidersi aud auf oiefeh
Seil. Rur Die obtre, aus orei perls
reihsn beItebsn6e Sorte niro erit auas
aefiibrt, nadoem beioe Geile Sp;ams
mengsiebt iino. Die 5Ssitpns EnO aus
StobiItsinden eebilbet, 0as @ebGnoe
aus Den eleiden PerIen. ME Ie fir
osn psiBen Stoff eenommen paren.
ollie Gin3eIitern9en bsitsben lpieoer
aus StabIiteinen. lin ben 8enteI
redt eerdumis gu geItaIten. fertist
man aus pappe einen 8ooenteiI in
Gehtedform bon Sirta ~ SOL
9reite uno s son 26nes. @r piro
nit Gent iibsrsosen unb 1T Dem uns
teren Ranoe oes SamtItrsifens ansus
nGben. DDS 8euteIfutter Tam
idtporser, nod better psiber Ssioens
itpff ieiu. NatiirIi9 tann man ouh
cine anoere 5arbsnsufammenittluns
pdb.sn, bod ieben sefdIiffene StabIs
perlen am idOniteu auf idipara uno
peiB aus.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17

Sn 3eetaffen asigen fif, 10
lor9iohi9 Re audi aetpoI6en uno
aas9etrodNet iperoen, frii1er ooer fnds
ter bod tanfig ouf BEN 9ooen bunfle
Biede. 0ieie rii6rsn bon osm i'm
See enthaltenen GonHin (@srbIdure)
9sr. SaiOn9 ongefeu6tetes SoI7
9elii9t msiit 81 i6rer Gntfernuns.
Lei iebr ieinem porSelIun lit IS ie.
oob ratIamer. CUR Sduberuna uur
pulosriiisrte Sd!Gmmtreioe au be.
HuBen, ba ons SaIs ouf Der @laIur
lsift feline 3iBen MAIDEN fDnnte.
OIiDsn0IaIg 9eiGmittet.
S9on meRrfn6 lit ouf bic aiinltias
Birtung bes Slipenols bel oepiIIen
Storunssn b~in9spielen fpOroeu.
Sir5lid p~er6ffuutIihte Elm berporro.
gsnbsr Ir5t einen 6olI. bel psm es
Eur auBerIi6 CUR Nnpenounq tam.
sd tenne ben 6alI zines &inoes,"
ldreibt er. .bas nur iebr peniQ Rabs
ring nohm unb infoige beiien tart
cbgemo9ert ipur. IIs es oann tia.
lid iiber uno iibsr mil SIipen0l elm.
Gerieben tpuroe, nn6m es balb an
0lIle gu; Der 8orper idien ii4 IN.
mitteIbnr burh bic Saut au nGbren.
Die meiiteu Msnlhen pertraoen aud
bel bon benz bsiIfomsn Dele, ipomit
rieH6e pfIan5snlpsiien, SoIate uno
nsreIeiden Subereitet iperben t0nnen,
Eno iebr bdufig nirb boourh oeren
ollaemeine g~rnGbruns ouffallenb un.
Ieritiist."
SIiegenfIedc au poIiera
ten MObeIn fino nit einem in
Petroleum eetauften 2dppden ihnelI
gu befeiti9eu. GriinoIitss Srodsns
reibsn nit peiBem Tud oosr 2ecsr
lit bonad notig. Wiu mon IN 3iid=
tit bouad noti9. Wiu man in RiidItht
aui ben omar idneu perfIiegsnosn. aner
unangenebmen Petroleumgsru9 bie'es
Mittel nidt ontpenoen. 70 lit cine
Dfllhung bon Jleihen 2etlen Spirit
tus, Wofer un0 RofenOl iebr gu
empfeblen. No4 benz ItpaiGen
muB bic YoIitur fstbitperitGnoIih
lbsr aud eIeid nit ipeidem 2uh
out trodenaerieben iperoen.
Startea AusfoIlen unb
un9epObnlid frup3eitigss Grsrauen
oes &%optboares tat melitens reinen
@runo in m%anseI9nfter Idtieteit
Der Sopfhaut. Gtn SpesiaIiit emp=
tieblt bagesen ~ionItes Jrottiersn Der
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17

9bantaTie in ih0n Qefarciftsn
SGIuppen or ben Sluien. 4bsr allss
in pornebmer .3uridbaltuua, gerao@o
pie Die 9orten, Gei0enpaiementerien
uno an0pie. Nlorgeu fplgt allen Die
ZEN Sinqen nun Der Pel3, Der oMf
man9erlei neue Weile perarbeltet
miro. Ro6 ME Bat mar 70 piel bon
ibu. ME gsraoe iebt I'm Sris9s. aes
Ieben. Man earniert Soum. 3raeen
unS 4ermeI Der Saden nit ibm. m1n
ma1t, tpie INNER. Wtuffe aus ib,n,
uno, tpie INNER, nimmt man gu ibm
ieiae 3ufIu6t, ipern mir uns in
tplrme, eroBs Mdntel einbillen ipo!s
IeE. Seber peI3 bat feline eigene Be-
itimmuna: S'giits miro beionocrs
CUR @arnitur pertpan0t, 9relts
fdiponS, Siber uno MauIlpurf. bic
fat 10 smpfin0lih fpie Stoffe in6,
tperben fir bic ItIlgen, Die 8orper
einbiiuenoen @etpdnoer ge5rau6t,
tpdbreno ole ldllpor5en, tpeiben, bIaus
en- uno Silberfldie oas angenebTs
Scrre4t bebalter. iih i6lBeuo UNI
unieren 9oIs pideln gu oiirfen.
Sn unieren 8iIosrn ssigen mir 3us
rddIt Gin Mbb. u Elm sirfadss, aber
biiHdes Sadenfleio. Die MaAart
idimmer ouf cine before 3utunft.
ettpas Golo pber Silber unter
Sdleiern bsrppr ooer rOIig unb bldu
esfGrbtes Seibenbanb legen einen lsis
fen, leudtenoen S9immer iiber bns
ernite 9onSe.
Gs sibt oiesmal gang alIerIiebits
8dnoer aus Ssioe, Sommet uno Mts
las. Mou ffliuet ie nm Die Soil:n
uno lGbt bic @n0en .ofe fIottern. man
befeitiot iie nit Iisbenspirotosr
sienst ii9 gut fir ettpos tdrtere Oas
men, neil lie seraoe SeiIe unb einsn
midi gu peiten Rod ouflceiit. .3u
bieIem lift cine befonnte 6orm ges
tpdblt, bic nur unten bsrum bie fir
Die ieBise Mube 4aratteriitiI4m Dill
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17

ga.riti iir's Saus.

9ur6 Idugeres 2raeen
eldnSen0 ee%iuoroene fhpers Moaliofs
Ie an Serrens unb 9amentleioern
neroen pte0er pie neu ourh abs
biriten nit Salmiatpafer 6ols
genbes @srfabren bat iid bierbei lebr
bepdbrt. Mon leet bic b t,eflsnlen
Steuen gang s!att auf elm 9olSprett,
tau9t cine peide 9oI5biirite in Iau'
narmes Salmintpuher Il Guort.
Wafer. l GbloffeI SaImidi). pers
reibt crit bos Woiier III Der 8iilite
nit Der 9onb unO reibt odmii Die
Stoffe ab. Oisie oirfm babel teis
nesfolls nap. nur Iel6t ieunt pers
ben. &ierauf Siebt man Die Stc,fe
nodmols gIott anO ldBt tic enise
Stunoen rubig IIegeu. bis lie troaeu
iinb. 0ss 8iigeln, ooS Der &nie
msiit bod nidt riatis banbhabt. ers
iibrigt iid bierbei.
9 dubonfri9 iir feu9te
Gnhe. Gin bauerbofter,
gesen Ssudtigteit unOurdIdFiser
S9ub pirb nit 3ieselmebl unb
glsieldtte erreiA., Ole nit Qeinols
FIRMS gu elmer biden Mufs gu Der.
riibren iinb. Won nimmt ouf 80
Seile 3ieeeImebl ettpa s Seile 8lsis
sldtte uno Fobiel Jirnis, buB es fid
gut ftrsid1en IGbt. Ser InTfrid
pirh In einiden Saaen bart.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17

ten seist. Dieter In5ue IGbt fif oors
Nlm i'm 9aufe aud bon ipeniger eeubs
ten 0amen berfte1en. neil BON eirsr
tompli5ierten 3roeenpartie obseieben
unb ftatt oeiien cine nod Muftsr
sei9nittene 8Isnos uufseIebt 1T. Der
Riden Der Sade lit gang eIatt. Die
8orberteiIe esfdpeift unb Sd 3on
brett nit Gag. unterls9t. Sin leidseS
S~eioenfutter birfte iebr gu empfeblen
Isin.
Sine einfahe, ober iebr eefG1isc
S4ir3e fir 8tnber BON So Sab
rem seigt unier nddites Bib Cobb.
q. 0as praftifde SittelidiirSden
lam aud BON Gnoben biz gum a.
Sabre oetragen lperoen. Sc lit aus
g%ernuftertem, bellgrunoigem MafG'
itoff gearbeitet uno nit einforbigen,
bunfeIn Satinblenoen beIebt. Iie
9ai9en ieben ia iehr nieoli9 aus.
ga ober elm Sinh leidt baran bGn.
gen bIeibt uno pann ben Stofi elm
reiBt. IdBt man tie better meg. Dor
ben langen NermeIn lam na9 Belle
BEN Ibftnub genommen tperosn. 9ns
Sdiir3den fam nad 8eoarf eth
8lei0 erfeBen.
QIs Weibna6tsssfdent eienst fif
bortrefflid Der bier lin Abb. 81 fpies
oergegebene Nrbeits6eutel nit perls
itiderei. Der rsi3enbe 8eutsl 1T aus
5pei Stoffreiten sufammeneeiett.
S9pur5er Can't tpar fir ben unite
rem Sell unO ipeibe Seibe fir Den
oberen Sell eenommen. Sir ben
Samtteil lit elm Stoffitreifen bon
ettpa 4 3ou 9obe unb 16 3oa 2dnoe
erforoerli6, Der ipeibe 9eil muB Sci
ebenfons 16 3on 2dnge 91a biz 10
3on bod iein. BON oieier 6obe lpsr.
Den 212 3pn mad innen umgeihlar
gen. uno es miro Elm 5irta l SOL
breiter 3ugfaum obsendht gum
Durdleiten elmer f6por5en Ssibsns
f9nur ober elmer itoblfarben pirtens
ben Metaai6nur. nit Der Der 8euiel
auIammengs5ogen pir0. 0as If aus
unierer 4bbilOune 8 bsutli9 gu ,r'
isben. gbe man ben umidlag moht
uno ben s3ugiaum obrdbt, bat man
Die Ssiten suiummsn3undbsn. Damn
miro bic Stiderei nuF oiefes petB.
SeiOenftiid ssbrodt. po3u cine eins
fade 2inienaufaeidnung n%oipsnOig
III. Die 4bbiIbuna 4 8eigt Die Guss
fibruns. Won ndbt jeoe SiabIpslIe
fir Fd ouf. 70 bab fe our4 einsn
9interfti4 eebulten Diro. Sci uni.s
rem Nooen iporeu esi6Iiffene Gtlbls
psrIen onseperbet. Man lam BE
4rbsit aud 10 ousfibren, oob man
bic StabIperIen ouf sinen 5aoeH
3isbt, bic aette Dem Muiter mad aufs
Iegt unb lie nit l1eberfangTidsn. Die
felt uber ben Jaben g~reifsn, oufnGtt.
ST Die Stiderei ouF Dem tpsiben
Stoff Oousnoet, 70 ndbt man oen
Sumiitreifen aufammsu. 70 boB ole
Runouna aennu ole Weite bat rp:s
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17

aopfbaut, Obne itarts Rei3ung. unO
i~anftes Ginrei6en folgenOer Mtihun9
aut ben tablen Steuen: Sampler,
Salmiat, Gbloroform NIB Slconit.
allies gu glei4en 2eilen. Ils Elm tpeia
teres Wilttel piro folssn0e Yomaoe
e%mpfObIen: Sine Wludung pOn z
3eiIen China : Grtratt, 3 3silen
8dntbariben : Sinftur, 80 Seilen 2a-
nolin, 20 Seilen 9tinosrmart, 1 Sell
electromagnetic uno l 3eiI Nerolia
Sel.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17

- @uter Rat. !9srr: .@ubtsn
Sic ni6t elm Mittelden, oab i'd
ener9iih peroe. !9err 9ottor2"
4r5t: 80 ood. nebmen sic fi4
Elm 8eiipisl an Sbrer Sraui"
PEI ben Sdippsrn. Gin
Sbeologe lit bel ben S9ippsrn tGtig
unb mibt ii9 i'm SGpeiBe ieines an-
geii6ts ab. Gbsr einmnl tnurrt er
ooG. neil bos @iIen ni6t rehtaeitie
ba II, trobOem er md9tieen 4ppetik
beripiirt. @orpurfspou fdaut i'm
iein ll~nterpffi8isr an: -Nenid. Der.
Ieu9nen Sic Sbre @runbidbe nidt.
n Der 8ibeI itebt seidriebeu: Bet
20 orbeits! @om @heu ober teia
Bort"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17

res Geiidts unb Die Obr.n bebsden,
70 BOB aur nnfere Rafenipibe. Die
guser uno Der 9ut nod berporsui'
ten.
Ob bi. G90pfer bss bibf9en Mos
oesSinseltansels bssriffen boben. bab
ielbif ibr Iei1ter Sanb Der 2osif be-
oarf, ober lift ibnen nur einfah ilar
eeporoen. oaB Die our9 ben aries
berbeigefIbrte perdnberte Gage aud
Menberunsen in Der Dirt bes @l6s
an3iebens beanfpru9te9 Mon mub
S1neibern unb S9neioerinnen Dant
ipiFen, Dob fie Die Mooe nit ben
Mnforoeruneen Der 3eit uno Stun'
De in gintIang gu bringen peritebsn.
Ter @inter 1T nod ni9t ba, aber
bod eutidIsiert er uns f4on ale Die
biblden Oinge. bic fir Die talten
Sage beitimmt iinO. I'm uns in5pis
f9en in Schulz gu fafen. baben mir
ia au9 bic S6neibertIeiSer un6 aus
einem e~inaisen @tiid sefdnittenen
Serbittoiletten. G9ottiide WolIitpffe.
flaumisss Sud, ipeider Sammet
MAIDEN uns bic Wabl our Dual. 8iss
Der battsn mir fir bic Strabentleibsr
foIt ausi9lieBli1 Sdipors poer Mae
p~aneblau setpdblt, mas bic Crime.
runa an llniformen ertpedte. oeren
@eri9ieoenbeit in Sdnitt uno Mads
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17
Die roos.

Siderlt9 ift aud fir unfere Jraus
en- bon Snterehs. ME fi9 oisfes Sabr
bic pintsrliden 8ris9smooen i'm als
ten @aterIonoe geItoIten. @ir Ieisn
barber:
Na9 ben pislsn Dintsrn. in De-
men mir Dor &dlts 5itterten uno uns
ouss ftatt anSogen. mo- mir bau9s
binne, ausssfhnittsne 9luien trus
gen, tpirb oisier speite Hrisgspintsr
enblid bobe SaiGen nit bobsn
Rrasen, Ianssn 4ermsIn, ses
i6loFene, nidt jebsm Wiube sus
sGnsIids Sadsn isben, allies Sas
den, bic uns gesen Die unbiIoen oss
Shelters. pie fi9 bos eeSiemt, fdits
osu fonen. Die Saden bdbeu iogar
Srosen. Die ni6t nur unieren gals,
ionbern auh Die untsrs 9GEfts uniss
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17

= Der Si9ter BEL Ser " r.
belt. 8eiu9: rSbr Mtonn idldgt
ia beim S6reibsn 10 tpiiieno auf ben
Slid, mos bat er oenn9"
5aEsfrau: y2aHen Sic i'm BLOB
in 3ube; er nrbeitet geraoe an einem
&riegsesbi4t."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17

@eIuneen. parpenu gum
Diener): .Sobanit, es tpiro ipobl piel
unter ben 2euten pariber geiprpden.
Dob i'd einen Sroen setriegt babe2l"
Oiener: 80, -. uno bas Sins
unb Sersereoe, pofir iie ben setriest
baben tDnnten!!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17

art bod nidt groB ssnus mar, I'm iis
INNER poneinanOer unterideibsn gu
t0nnsn. SEPT mill man bisier Gins
f0rmigteit burh 9eItreifte. tarierte,
gemuiterte Stoffe gu enteeben iu6en.
Die elesanten Sdneioertleiosr
brinssn uns bibIde Mifdungen bon
@ommet uno Soffet. Inter ben
9iius uno MuFeIinbIuien. bon oenen
fis setu0bnli4 besleitet tperoen, sudt
mon9mol. pie Elm tleiner 5offnunsss
The Republican journal., 1915-04-01
SECRET SOCIETIES.

There will be meeting of Belfast Com
mandery, No. 947. U. O. G. c.. in Pythian hall
April 1st. Several can didates will be initiated
and important business transacted All mem
bers are requested to be present.
Palestine Commandery, Knights Templar,
will have their annual inspection April 18th
under the direction of Edmund B. Mellett of
Freeport, Grand Generaissimo of the Grand
Cemmandery of Maine, assisted by Thomas H.
Anderson of Portland, Grand Military Inspe ct-
or, Edward S. Stetson of Lewiston. Grand
Warder and Wilmer J. Dorman of Belfast,
Grand Junior Warder.
Corinthian Royal Arch Chapter held spec
ial meeting last Monday evening for the an
nual inspection. DIR. Wallace N. Price of
Richmond, Grand High Priest of the Grand
Chapter of Maine was unable to be present, as
announced, and the work was done by Clifford
]. Pattee Of Belfast District Deputy Grand
High Pri est. Visitors were present from five
other Chapters. A supper was served at 6. 80
O'Clock by the ladies of the Universalist Soci
ETY.. the menu including cold meats, mashed
potatoes. baked beans. rolls, pickles, fancy
pies, cakes and Coffee
Silver Cross Lodge, Knights of Pythias, en-
tertained the lodges in the 23d district last Fri.
day night members from the lodges of Brooks,
Burnham and Freed om, numbering IS or more
coming by special train. The grand vice
chancellor, of Bangor, who was expected, sent
telegram announcing that he was ill, but
Edward ]. Brown of Waterville, grand keeper
of records and seals, was present and gave in
structions in the work. After bountiful SUD-
per served in the hall, Past Chancellor Charles
E. Stevens made brief address of welcome
and the remainder of the evening was devoted
to degree work. The rank of Plge was work.
ed by the Brooks order, that of Esquire by q
picked team, and rank of Knight by the local
team. 1t was long past midnight when the
festivities were over and all repaired to Me-
mortal hall, where the Pythian Sisters served
more than hundred with what might be call
ed a supper or breakfast.
The Republican journal., 1915-04-01
ALONG THE WATER FRONT,

L. A. Coombs is building scow, 20 by 60
feet, feet depth. for H. D. Crie of Castine
to be used in the transportation of lumber,
wood, etc.
The Swan-Whitten- Bickford Co. have en-
larged their office and have on shelves at the
back and in show samples of the canned
and package goods they wholesale.
W. A. Macomber has completed the yawl
boat he began in the winter and has built a
light draft beamy rowhoat, just the thing for
summer dwellers on the shore.
The big auxiliary sloop built by Pendeton
on the shore below the steamboat wharf two
years ago is hauled out on the beach and is to
be given schooner rig.
Hutchins Bros have some very fine monu-
ments in gray. red and black granite at their
granite works on Front street.
The Republican journal., 1915-04-01
The Shoe Situation.

Conservative operations are still the rule
with footwear buyers and manufacturers have
not received sufficient business to run their
factories full time. Producers, however. have
not as yet shown any inclination to shade prices
Merchants continue to find the tquestion of
styles perplexing one and this partly explains
why orders are mainly for small quantities
Notwithstanding that spring has just opened,
many turn pumps are now being sold. Quiet
ness il still the Characteristic of the leather
market.-Dun's Review March 9Th.
The Republican journal., 1915-04-01
,,srts of Today's Journal.

,.,U the Canning Factory Leave
! 9'p. S9"fast Wedding Bells. The News
p Rslfast. The Universalist Fair.
e. G,.Iinsrv Openings. Secret Socie-
nth The War News. City Govern
"snt. Personal.
r..,,ss B. Reed. Col. Daniel Lane. j..
Z NV rp biggest Typewriter in the World.
The San Diego Exposition.
o.,ont Deaths. Potatoes in Place
s Prsad Winter in St. Augustine. u.
u 3.ssr Wedding Anniversary. Trans
2n ig Real Estate. County Core
sp1adence-
rts Churches. East Belfast. Among
> Water Front. Transfers in Real
r.,ots Annual Meeting of the Alli-
ss The News of Brooks. .Obitu-
sry
r,s News of Belfast.
Maine Women. M. E. Quarterly Con-
.'1srce The Flag Insulted. .Nullify-
aal sglslstion. Our Own Back Yard
waldo County in Verse. Literary
ysgs and Notes. County Correspon-
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...rsport. Stockton Springs. Ship
News The Belfast Price Current. e.
Pam Married. Died
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legislative Notes.

h tSse II voted March 23d on the final pas
| tss, %e resolve that would provide con-
h amendment granting the right of
i, women, and the resolve was defeat
s1ns we Of 6 to So. 1t required a two
Ib,,s n and lacked 10 of the total required.
Ego the vote was So in favor and 50
Nsht Republicans voted against suf-
Eh,ss March 26tb, without dissenting
ksissttI INe Workman's Compensation Act,
n Ps,I;g two amendments, one offered
d. ans of Augusta. which would ex-
y on Employers of five persons or less.
M ,lsf sS; offered by MIR. Chaplin Of South
h i,',a a'eh would exempt the harvesting
Fsisa me provisions of the bill. The
Aae ~ a recing commission and the bill
kslno ur mothers pensions were indefi-
The Republican journal., 1915-04-01
State Of T.ade

Irregular. Some Expansion in Distribution.
Better Weather and Easter Demand. Buying
in Domestic Lines Cautious. War Orders and
Supplies Booming, Export Trade at Flood Inn
ports Shrink. Speculation Shifts from Grain
to Stocks and Cotton. Highest Prices for Cot
ton Since War Began. Less Unemployment.
Iron and Steel Capacity Greater. Copper Mines
on Full Time. Building Lags. Crop Conditions
Good. Except at South. Failures. Fewer
Bradstreet March 9th.
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PooR's MILLS. Capt. o. A. Wade has gone
to Hartford. Conn, to take charge of his
barge. The school has been closed for two
weeks on account of the measles, the teacher
and nearly all the scholars being sick with
them. Mrs. Powers is on the sick list F.
T. Wentworth is not able to get out yet, He
is attended by DR.. T. N. Pearson. :. Mrs. Lucy
jackson had another ill turn last week. but ID
somewhat better... Mrs. Irwin Jackson. who
has been sick with pneumonia, is better.
The Republican journal., 1915-04-01

TIE regular meeting of Morning Light
Grange. Monroe, Saturday evening, March
27th was one of the most interesting and en-
joyable of the winter. Nearly every member
was present and took part to some extent in
the progr am, which was as follows: Roll call,
current events; reading, What Grandmother
Wore," Mrs. Kinnball: reading 1.-The Sword of
Bunker Hill," lizzie Drew; improvements in
Farm Machinery During the Last Fifty
Years." D. M. Kimball; Improvements in
Household Machinery" well written and in
teresting paper by Annie Clement; "Compari-
son of Marketing Methods, Past and Present" +"
by several mtn bers. The question, "Resolved
That there was more enjoyment in living fifty
years ago than today" was opened by D. M
Kimball, followed by general comment and
discussion. Much hilarity was caused at re-
cess by contest arranged by Alice Elling-
wood in which all tested their ability to carry
dry beans the length Of the hall on a knife
blade. They were later rewarded for their
efforts by light refreshments.
The Republican journal., 1915-04-01
City Government.

At special meeting of Belfast city govern
ment held last Thursday night, Mayor Coombs
presiding, the resignation of Robert P. Chase
as assessor was received and accepted and
Hou.t Albert c. Burgess was elected to fill the
vacancy.
The resignation of Frank R. Woodcock as
aucitor. YVES received and accepted and Her
man H. Coombs elected to fill the vacancy
The resignation of inspector of buildings,
George W. Weymouth, was received and
acce pied and J. G. Aborn elected to fill the
vacancy.
Edward Sibley was elected tax collector.
Fred E. Ellis, sealer of weights and meas
ures.
III. Post, Park superintendent
Walter H. Booker, city electrician.
Police, James A. Nickerson, Fred E. Ellis
Fred Sanborn. Alton Mchaels. Scott Gray, C.
W. Crockett. George Russell, Henry Vent
worth, Walter J. Clifford and Luther W.
Hammons.
At the next regular meeting which takes
place on April 5th, the night watchmen will be
elected.
The Republican journal., 1915-04-01

'09"lFN Charles R., son of Mr.. and
'4' "hte of Belfast, and Miss Ethel
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
vel ol ".nterport. were married at the
p@'s'a-g &c at 8 p. M, March 9th, the
" torace &. Sellers, officiating,
single Hng service. They were un-
me groom is a registered guide,
F'i''es INTO Northern Maine. The bride
" belfast for some time and has been
'% The clothing factories. They are
-f"s In the Stewart block ON Main