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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-20
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Sic tDiifer, 6dB ieineraeit esbre @rpBs
mutter bic ipolihmeden6iten v9ies 1tns
&l6en ee6afen bat. sic bertlibte fe;il
aofol ober 5tpeifeI1afte Gdladthauss
0abritate. ionbern retnes ShnaIs lIno
refine Butter. 3nnee Qeute hatten Daz
mails feline Experimentation. gnttons
lannensSel t0tet idbrlib 5unberte bst
Sd)meinen IN Serns, mdchf 8ferbe blind
nno Die Butter bon Der aRildl elmer bus
NIT gefiitterten Sub tlebt einem mif Der
Sunge tpie Snl6e 6uben sic einea
ltdrferer Mdgen als Elm Edtpein. eiI
Hfero ooer cine an62
grtlnoist gr6 bel einem Sarmer bar.
iiber. @iele Speiiebdliier beltueen ss
peil es bilie lit. anitatt Sdmal5 5u
Ytes, ailftntt Butter an Sudden. anftdtf
8libenol gum Snlat. sic brdfeu sarz
toffeln Slid. arinael, ssleifdl uiip. Sas
rim. bemtben es 8a Sdicen llfiu.. madden
trofene 9innerbraten balnit faftia 8uns1
bern Sic iid onriiber. oaB ale Gpeiie;l
ben gleiden @eid)naf bnbef. in eiiler,
Meitntrant. IN Dem Sic ben fpioerIidjei
@criid) bon betBeni 2pb1l perfpiireu?
WGttbeips Cafeteria beItubt fetneu
Srobfen 6pd1oI. ionoern ieruicrt cshnen
Speiien fpie ehennals csbre @rosnltftcy
Hegliiore Nedhlseiten su 25c: aud ca
feteria ooer Speiien gum gPitue6nea
222 Soloha Ctr, Gan 9ntonio. geras.
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Nsss u1etjtc.

Die Anerifaner, Die ipegen
giebidmuageIs in 9eaiebo 2areno
berbaftet tparetl, iitlo iebt aIle ireige-
laIien.
Nus Broipnsbile miro gelte(s
BET, Ore Gorransiitas 8ogen oie Ser
einiguflg 0er Streitfrdfte Gutierrez
|iulo Garranaa's itl1o oie @aN eines
nenen propiioriiden Hrdiioentrn In
8etrohk.
Witteilungen, Die i'm Gtaatsz
oeportement in @aibineton eiflge-.
troffen iirlo, bebaupten, 8iIla ipoMe
ieine aruppen tlad Der Souptitaot
5triidalebert uHo iid) ourh eia oftiue
aonipasne gum &errt, bon Mor6-
Werifo MAIDEN. gg mar in @aibino.
ton audi Die Nadriht eingetroffen
8ipiid)en @iQa unS 3apota lei es gu
eiiiafft @riih gefonnen; Der 8ertre-
fer gila's in Der gunoesbauptitaot
beitreitet Dies aber.
Gs beiBt iest, General Gutter
req beflnoe iid) IN Hafaicn. gr iod
fiinftailieno Mann BEL iid) baben.
Garrafl5a min angeblih sllriid-
treteL wenn lid, @uitierre5 nno
glanco pereilligen ltro oie Generate
5uiantntenfommen nno einen lieuen
probiiortifen Nrdiioenten mdblet.
@dhitens miro man 5rpii1en Den Der.
idieoenett 8arteien II. oeren sSiibrern
ltn0 Gr1iioenten iiberbaupt nicht
mebr ourdfinoen fonnen.
General 8iIla bebnuptet, oaB
8ilitierre5 bel ieiner 5lu9t aus Ser
Sanptitaot 5ebn Miaionen Yeios aus
ben offentlifen aaiien nitgenom-
men babe. Gs babe nod ieincr
5lllht cine 3eitlong 70 an8eeieben.
als follten 1tnriiben IN Der Soupt.
ftaot entiteben, aber er, 0illa, babe
our6 fein idJnelles gingreifen Die
Sronltng arfrebt erbolten. or bo.
be Damn cine 8erianlnllune Ser 0e.
rerole einberlifen uno iie olle, 3apa-
to eingel6loIfen, bdtten nit i6m 90.
rim iibereingeltimllt, boB Ser aambf'
fortgeiebt iperoen miiiIe, Biz oie re-
boliitionore 4lotform bonn Sabre
1910 8nr 0llr6fiibritng gebrad)t lei.
gr erflort nodnaIs, Dab er fein boz
litiifes Slnit baben noIle uno aud
feinS aunebnlen iperoe
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9as fransoiiidJe Gjelbbmd).

Die ngaorooenti6e glae. 3tg.
bringt Die folgeiloe grfl1rltng:
o9as fran8oiiide @elbbud oas
liest in Berlin eineetroffen iit, ent-
balt 159 gum Cell untfangrei6e 90
lfumente, Die offenbnr su Dem 3mccf
ausgeipdbIt II. 5itre1tgernaht lporoeit
| limo, Inn 9fuBlai1o BON Dem 8or-
purt oaB es ben 8rieg beraufbe-
| fdworen bot, rein gu paiheu uno
Geutidlano 0ie @erantiportung 8u.
5nidrei6en. @s muB porbebalter
bleiben. alif Die gin5elbeiten Der
Seroffertlidune nah ibrer genauen
9ur6iiht 5uriif5ilfommen. Sd)pn
| Jest aber fonn 9eiagt tperoen oah
Der Dem fron3oiiIhen &riegsnliniiter
I'M Wfar5 1918 3ugeeaneene angeb-
lthe anltlidbe oeutihe @ebeimberirtt
ilber Die @erltarflng Der oeutihen
glrnee, Der all6 teiltueiie ihon sic
|lrilueroiente 9lufmerfiamfeit Ser neli-
trolen Rreiie gefltnoen bat, nid)tS
lpelter ols cine plunlpe grfinoung
it, 8eIdes oie ,Iifere Quene~ iii,
aus Der oos 9lftenftiid ltantmt. tpiiIen
iutr ni6t; eine amtlide SteQe IN
9eutidlano lit ieoenfoas nit ibm
ME befaBt geiueien. 9lnIdeinenS
ritbrt Der @ebeimberidt BON einem
tran3oiiiden glgenten Der, uno, oia
8eroffentlifung i'm @elbbud lit mir
gu Dem 3iped erfolst. uln NaisItilu.
mnn9 5ipildbeu QeutidIano uno lei-.
nen glntoesgenoiien berbor5lirltfen
llno Die 9feiltralen. nanlentlih Sol
lano uno 9dnemarf, gegen Geutidl.
Iano aiif3ltbeten.
Die ann3e llnpa1r6eit oieles
Dfofperfs miro 0aAurd aefenlt.
aeifnet. oaB oorin ais 3ieI Der oeut-
Ihen Golitif bingefteIlt miro, oie
Serridlaft be8 9elitidtiuns iiber oie
gon3e gSeIt aus3ntreiten, oie fleinenI
VoIfer 8ll itnteroriiden un0 olte @e-
biete, Die Dor SabrtauIenoen einmolI
8ltm 9euti6eit gteife gebort 6oben,
mic 8urguno uno oos 8oItitum. fiir
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cuftIebiff Hngriff auf englilel)e Stadfc

sllls 2pnoon miro geme[0et, 0aS
8etter lei in 9fmroern 10 f6lilnat
gelpor0enb onB Die &dntpfe ii9 foIt
rnr 'auf @eidiibfeuer beidrdnften.
General ppn syalfeubagn, Der prestr
Riid)e Griegsminiiter mn6 amtierenOe
@eneralitu6sdJef oes Oentiden Set
res, fat einem geridteritatter Der
slii, Greiie empfamsen mmb iid) linn
gegeniiber iiber Die Gage amsgeiprp-
dJea. Gr erflarte, Sak SentidDlaib
Iebf snfrieoen ietn f6nne. sGs ba6e
ben &rieg in Seinbeslnnb gctrageir
iinS itebe mod iebt mitten 6rinmel,.
Siuar lei Ser @oritof anfHarig uidjt
gegliift, aber man miiiie i'm Gric-
ge berartige Hiifidlage nit finneb-
men. Seoenfalls lei Der 3tg gegen
Earis cine belunmoernngsluirSige
2eiitans Ses bentidlen Seeres selue
len. Zen 6efSsmg in SlanSerm ntiiiTe
man nfd)f bon Dem Stan6piifft bent-
teilen, als babe er nnr ben 3iued
aebaBt, Calais sit erreid)ca. aysit Der
aais IL. December begpsnenen fran
s5fifden Sffemiipe iei Gentidfaab
febr snfrieben; nad BEN bisberiscn
@srlanf Serielben f1nne Die Sentid)e
GeeresIeitmng tur Hiini6en, baf lie
fortgeiebt iper6e. Die nnaeSrpGte
|2anbnms Der Gngldnber in 8eIgien
|f6nne ben 9exfi6en nnr iuillfDnlr
men ieim. Sc sber iie fattfinSe, be.
Ito beiier. Die Gnslanber ieien tiid)'
| tiae GoiSattn, aber Gin Seer pbme
Gffisiere ano ltnteroffisiere lei fein
Seer. Bic tngfiIfe glpdaSe ba6e
bisber feins @irfmns anf ben ariee
aasgeabt. Se,ltidlanS f6nne Hidl!
ausgtbnnsert uerOen, amd &apfer
babe man reidlid). Ser Nencral Be.
tpnte, bah bies Elm ariee lei, beu
man 9entidlano anfseaiuaansen babe,
eHtid)fanS niiiie i;d) berteibigen
nnb es lper6e nidjt cher syrieben ma
den, als bis es iid)er lei, 6aF ein
lpldJer Amgriff mid)t iuieoerbplt luer.
ben f6nme.
Nus Berlin iuirb genelbet, 81,
9iiiIen ieien bei sierpe, SabsanoDc
nnb gpeshnn in MurbsYolen, n6rb'
lid) Der @eidjiet, 5mriidseidjlasen, g,
iideint audi bieier ogpritpf seser
EuIen4 BON benl in Sen letten sager
10 piel bic 9aeSe seiueien lit, aafgebal
ten 80 ieiit. Sn Der 9e8en6 bou
Ig8arIdlaii ift mud oerielbea 0epeit1,
bic Gage nnberanoert.
| Siibneitlid bon 0eroun, in oei
gfdbe bon 9ort.a.Moufion pofler
lie 6ronsoien elm paar bunoert Mc'
Tier porfu1rts oeriiGt fem.
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9ienitpe aben6 ilosem tnebrers
Seatidle Beppelin-2aftidiffc, auie III
fdjsitt oxei, ii6er bas SengliidJe GDaIt.
tn glerfolf bin ,tn6 ,uarfen gpmbeu
In Yarntolitb, Sings Gbnn, San,
Sriu8Bdnt, Coroner, Section INN
Gbering5dik, l1ebernll iumr6e GdJa.
ben anseridtst. audi iinb in mebrereH
Grten 8ente .get6tet iuorotn, 10 in
YarmDntf 5iuei, nad) an6ern geridj.
ten bier, nub in Sings 9pnn eiite.
Wans geilan lit bic GAIL ser Opfer
nod nidlt feitgeiellt. ,Sn ber 9egeno
BON Sanbringbdm IDIl eincr Ser Hep--
pelins 6eruutergeidoiItn feiu nm6 Gin
anoerer lit, tUie ans eonoOn gentcls
Oct iuiro, btid)Goigt, bod iin6 beibe
ytadjridteu nod midjt beitGtist. c;e
Mngriffe Der 9nftidJiffe erreaten
iiberall Sdrefeii nno slnfresnns.
Sn ge5us amf ben Slngriff Der
tnftidiffe aiif bic emgIiidDen GtaSte
uiro gemeloet: ginf Yarmpntf iumr-
ben fiinf ypmbfn geiuorfen. Cine fiel
nnf ben Nuffolf Sqmare, maize Ser
See, cine anf ben SpntG GnaD. Gine
brute idylmg in bic llebnngsbal(e Der
National p0leierbt GompanD an Der
yorf Moab, cine anoere fiel nabe
Srtnttn 8ahnboF nnb bic FINITE na.
te Dem Grersierplab nie0er. Gin
Wfanm iunroe bpr ieinent SanIe I'M
st. Eeters Slain set6tet. Cine ssran
Iano man tot III Der inneren SfaSt
ino ebtnio einen GoIbaten, Der
fdiuer beriunn6et mar. - an sliuos
ypmn ipitroen sspei Samier serit5tt.
Sn einent oerieI6en iunrSe Elm lief.
sebntdbriger Sinee get6fct. Su
Ganbringbam fiel cine gontbe in Ser.
ytGbe oes f6nisIiden SdjloiIes mic.
Der, ridltete aber feinem Gd,aben an
Die 9sadridlf, elmer Der 3epbeI;ue
lei In Der engliidlen Staot s,nnitatun
aieOerseid)oiien, ipiro bom Der oorti.
cen guIisei fir falidD erflGrt.
Ins Son0Dn iutro gemcIbet: Giue
Gllgemeine oentfdDe 0orlu1rts6elue.
1nmg fat in ssranfreid bespnuem, u6.
luol hierber nidjts glmtlidjcs bierii6er
beridltet iuiro. Rad Melonnacn buin
arieasIdlnnplab fino 5iuei beridliebene
oeiittdle gctueenngen eriidjtfidj: Or
items Die Gperationen an bem 9reis
cd sntlaug, iueldles pun 6em glisnc-
aHo oem Ciieflnf, gebiloct miro,
fno iuo aaiier BilheIm nnb Der bent
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in ieinem geruiibnnsen nmteritiiten
ipllem, fir einen iueiteren Mnsrii'
aitf Yaris gabn SIT bred)en. 3luei-
tens, mnb fanm ntinber ipidDfig, cine
herid)tete grDfe glnbamfans beittider
Srmppen i'm Nor0en, BON grras Bic
eanse 9inie emtiang Bis nadD Der
NproIee, nmb iiiblid) bon Gitem6e IA,
Ser allsemeimen Nad,baridJnft pon
NiSbleferfe. SolldmoiidJe 9epeiden
iagen, Elm gabnsns nady bem an,
bern, NIT bentid)en Srnpptn Der err
item 2inie sefa0t, lei 6nrd) Aad)ea
nod 8elgien aefpmmen.
Der SIP Scr SiesierAns BON 9ln.
itraIien 1T temporar pDn Melbonrnc
mad SDSneg serIt8f uorOtn. Gen
grMnb fennt man nidjf. Ger winis
tier Der 2anSesSertsi6ignne pieree
bat erfIart, bie NfaiIt btr Srnppeu,
bic 9(aitraIien in ben arieg id}i6en
f6nner iii unbegrensf.
Ams aonitnntinupef iuirD gefi,el.
bet, bic Sirfeu batten bic eneliIden
JDrts an 6em Tlniie sdJaS 81 gIrub
| iiberraldDt mno bem ssein6 @erluite
! beieebrad)t. Gs pir6 ferner bon bort
fer gemelbet, Saf elm 1Nnsriff Der
Gnglanber anf Sie Siirfen in Der
INabe pom a1rna, am 3nlammenfluE
bes Gupbrat nn6 Sigres smriifsc-
fdlfagen lei.
! Weneral Gbplf gSilbefm BON 6o.
1 fensullern lit gum General anar.
fiermeiiter bes bentiden Seeres or,
uamnt iuorSen an Gtelle bes perifor.
&nen Generals bun @oistsHbe4.
! Gin ereaes 2idt ouf Die 3uftSnbp
lin frau5oiiifen Sanitdtspeien rpirfi
foer Beribt, tpefmet Der Dozen oer
Ifransoliifen Mer5te an oag 9aria-
|rrert gerihtet bot. gr iueift 6o alli
rnanderlei 3uft1n6e bin, Bic mid;
LIMB ipie iie iein ioIien, une gfdfter
lipie Der agrelair" nno .1uerre 60
ciole" erflareti, oab oieier geriht
ben 8eipeis fir emporenoe gu.
itdnoe ilito Wfdngel I'M Gdnitdtsoielt-
ite Iiefert.
glns Aleranorien in 9fom einae.
troffene &eiienoe beitGtigen, ooB Der
geianlmte luertpoae sSnboIt Der Nsu.
ieen bon aairo, gallaf un6 SeIiopo-
lis rtad) Weolta ooer 2onoon qefdnfft
fporoen lit. Die romiihen glatte-
lfriiiieren biefe Sanolungseiie ano
iogen Dab fei entfpeoer elm reiner
annitraib ooer oos 3ugeitdnonis eli.
liner rlotlgeliloen 8erteioigluaa
sle9pptens.
Der lang bers0serte stmgriff be7
Snrfen anf gtegBpfem idleint nmm
oidlt beDorsmiteBen. @pn Gairo nmo
gtbeu mirS eemeloet, baf iidj bic
gprbnt Der in Ealaitina SnIdmmen-
gesogeHem mngefabr 100000 Miann
jtarfen fiirfiidJen Mrnee raid Der
aspptildJen @rense nabert. Gs iuirb
paber idlon in Der allernGd)ifem 3eit
cine sroke SdjladJt n6rblid BON
Sae5fanal eripartet. Winn gfambt ie.
bod, Sak bic onrdJ inbiidje nmb an,
ftrnliidle Srnppen madJtia Derftarfte
britifdJe Seiabnngsarmee mebr als
itarf senms III, nm ben slmitnrm bes
Jeinoes 5nriifluerFen an fOuneu mmo
bic SnDaiion Der Siirfen iheiterm
1uirS, ebe lie redlt bssinnt.
Cine Gepeife aus 9onoon mel.
Oct, man claude bort, Die 0entfden
riiroen iidl balo ans ibren Stellun-
gen in Eolen nad) ser @rerBe Su-
riid5iebelL oa iie offeubar nidt pa.
|een wiiroen nit ibren galppen eis
nen @nter in ibren iebigen Stel-
lltngen 8n berbringen 9ei oieiem
g@lauben@ miro mol MIR ser @unifa.
Nater oes @eoonfens gelpeien iein.
Giner i'm o@iurnale o'Stalia" err
idDeinenoen balbamtliden Mitteilnua
5nfulae fat Die tirfifde Heaiernma
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= @eites Del unb @oiolin erbaIt
man bon ser Slimp Oil So, 400
ctr. Neites Gel. Sra-
ois 1852.
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Gin oeittidler glrst, mittleren slt.
ters, llidlt fidl lit einer Sciitidem lln.
aeseno nie6ersnlniicn. gitte cttuaiae
9lnsfnnft 5u aSreiiiercn an g. ..
snr 1248, San Nntpnio, Ser0s.
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Wfrs. Sennp, bentidle erfabrcnc
franfenpffeserin, 11S Iganier Slue.
The Republican journal., 1915-07-29
WEDDING BELLS.

JACKsoN-CHILCoTT. Alton Blanchard Jack
son of Minneapolis. MIMI, and Miss Rebecca
Chilcott., daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Langdon S,
Chi!cott, of Bangor were married at II a. M,
July oath. in All Souls church, Bangor, by
Rev. Charles A. Moore. u. D., in the pres
encc of large number of relatives and
friends. Miss Margaret Wood was maid
of honor and DR.. Arthur M Jackson of Boston,
brother of the groom, acted as groomsman.
meuse.en traine and carried bouquet of roses
and white sweet peas. Immediately after the
ceremony the wedding party proceeded to the
home of the brides parents, at West Broad
way, where a wedding breakfast was served
by the Misses Dorrice Field, Prudence Robin
son, Leola Coombs, Harriet Robinson and Miss
Hale of Bangor and Miss Evelyn jackson of
Boston. The bride and groom were assisted
in receiving by DR.. and Mrs. Langdon S. Chill
colt, DR.. and Mrs. A. A. jackson. W. K. Nor
rison and DR.. Arthur jackson. Mr.. and Mrs.
jackson will spend the month of August in
Maine and will be at home in Minneapolis after
September l. The bride is graduate of the
Bangor ulRn SCHOOL &uu university OF maine
and has been teacher in Bangor high and
Mount Ida School for Girls at Newton, Mass
Mr.. Jackson. who was a famous athlete at
Dartmouth, is now successful business man
in Minneapolis. Among the guests from out
of town were Miss Clio Chilcott of New York,
DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Jackson of Boston, parents
Of the groom. W. X. Morrison of Minneapolis,
with whom Mr.. Jackson is in business, John
Shepard Pendleton of New York. Gardner Bull
lard. Philadelphia, and DR.. Arthur Jackson of
B oston. A dinner party in their honor was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Hale at the
home of Mrs Hales mother, Mrs. R. A. Kings
bury, Essex street, on Friday night. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Savage, Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Stetson. Miss Prudence Robin
son, Miss Evelyn Jackson. Miss Margaret
Wood, DR.. Arthur Jackson, Charles D. Bartlett
and Langdon Chilcott-
The Republican journal., 1915-07-29

ures of the afternoon. At 4 80 the afternoon
session will close. Through the courtesy
of Mr. Howard Mossman the use of Moss
mans Grove has been secured for one
of the clam bakes for which Searsport in the
older days was famous The evening SEES
sion will be opened at 730 in the church. AT
this time Mr.. Albert H. Thompson OF Raymond
N. H, former member of this church. will
deliver the Historical Address. Sunday morn
ing service at the usual hour, 10.45. with
sermon by Rev. William c. Adams of Cam
bridge, Mass, son of Rev ]. E. Adams, D. d.
former pastor of this church. The morning
service will be followed by receRtion OF mem
bers and administration of Sacrament. After
noon service at the Park Church at 80. with
sermon by Rev. Thomas P. Williams of Houl-
ton. Maine, pastor of this church from 1901
1907. This service will be followed by Com
munion Service. Evening meeting in First
Church at with address by Rev. Charles
Harbutt, Supt of the Maine Missionary Socle-
ty. Special music for all services under the
direction of Prof. Frederick R. Sweetser Of
New London, Conn. Committee of arrange
ments, Rev. C. H. Mckinney. Capt James P.
Butman, Mrs. Ella Mowly, Mr.. James H. Dun
can. DR.. F. K. Sawyer, and from the Park
Church, Mrs. Rachel Pendleton. Capt and Mrs.
James Pendleton. Reception committee. Mrs.
Mowry, Mrs. C. E. Adams. Capt. and Mrs.
James Pendleton, Capt and Mrs. James But
man, Capt. and Mrs. B. F. Colcord, Capt and
Joseph Sweetser, Capt and Mrs. James Parse
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Black. Mr.. and Mrs. James
H. Duncan.
The Republican journal., 1915-07-29
Notice of Foreclosure

M HEREAS Myra j. Terrill of Troy in ii.
~ County of Waldo and State of Nan. ~
her mortgage deed dated November icS!
recorded in the Waldo Registry of Deeds B Nv,
252, Page 379. conveyed to me, John II S9..a '
the Undersigned, a certain lot or parceI m .,,
situated in said Troy on the road leadr,, f, -rs
Cartoons Mills, so-cailed, to Detroi, .7,,r5-
and described as follows: on the west .r ss5
road; on the north by E. B. Gowen's IaT4 ~
the east by land of A. j. Sidelinper and !.
range line; on the south by said Sd451gs,i
land, containing seventy acres, more o7 40,
Also one other lot or parcel of lane stgst-5 n
SAID Troy, being the northwesterly Uor1.r A.
lot numbered nine in the eighth range z,ps.,
ed northerly on northerly lot line from 5es,.,.
erly range line to part same lot conysyrst. (
carleton about the year 1885; easterly ay ,s3
land OF b. Carleton to part of sane lt .lr,
veyed to Jesse Smart and Others sb,rr III.
same year, 1885; southerly by said land 5f .s4
Smart and others to westerly RANCE In .rt
westerly by said westerly range hue 20 go-tt.
eriy lot line; containing eighty-sey.. a.,.,
more or less; about forty acres inclu4e5 ait5,,
the foregoing bounds having been cgt,ty-5i5
John +. Burgess by James L. Merrick b. i4sd
GATED June II, 1880, is reserved ana ,lgfrr55
from THIS conveyance; meaning heretr Con.
Vey the same premises conveyed to av! +
ieooets by James l.. Merrick By mis- deed st5j
March 2o, 1881, recorded in Waldo Relr,,-v +
Deeds, Book 1876, Page 1853; and VII rra he
condition of said mortgage has been gu. 15F
Is broken, now, therefore, by reason of ID.
breach of the condition thereof claim -5--.
closure of said mortgage.
Dated tins twenty seventh day Of JUs -sl5
3w3O JOHN H SE--I
by his Attorneys, MANSON K COGL.uGs
The Republican journal., 1915-07-29
CENTER moNTv1LLE.

Fred Allen gave free dance at his hall last
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Penson Clement and daughters
spent the week. end at Northport Campground
Mrs. Calista Sproul and DR.. A. D. Ramsay of
Jefferson were at Mrs. Hulda Ramsay's last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Morse attended the
birthday celebration of his uncle. Joseph Boil
ter of Knox, July 18th.
Mrs. C. r. Richards and daughter Miriam OF
Chevy Chase. Maryland. are visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. James o. Bartlett.
Mr., and Mrs. Norton and son of Montana
visited Mrs. Norton's mother, Mrs. Jane Ben
nett, and her sister, Mrs. Elijah Felgard, re-
Gently.
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EASY WAY TO MAKE
HAIR ATTRACTIVE

Ladies who find trouble in properly or at
tractively arranging and dressing their hair
should try using little Partisan Sage twice
daily for while and note the remarkable i'm
provement. Partisan Sage, which can be OBJ
tanned from A. A. Howes & Co., or at any
drug counter. makes the hair soft, lustrous,
fluffy and wavy, takes out the dull, ifeless
appearar ce, dissolves the dandruff and stimu-
lates the hair roots into healthy normal ac-
ton. Instead OF merely sprinkling the hair, it
should be rubbed right into the scalp with the
finger tips. Partisan Sage is delightful
treatment for both hair and scalp, cannot pos
sibly injure the hair and is very inexpensive.
The Republican journal., 1915-07-29
DIED.

BEAN. In Camden, July a. Alonzo A Bean.
aged IS years.
BUNKER. In Cranberry Isles, July 10. Capt.
Willis E Bunker, aged 60 years, months, 6
days.
CLEMENTS. In Bucksport. July IA. William
Clements. aged ss years. 10 months, q days.
CoLsoN. In Great Pond, July IA, Mrs. Har
riet Colson. aged IS years, 2 months. IA days.
CooMBs. In Morrill,. July q, Mrs Ellen A
Coombs, formerly of Belfast. aged 10 years
and months
HOLT. In Belfast. July 20, infant son of Mr.
and Mrs Robert Holt of Limerick, Me-
KNOwLToN. In Swanville, July %. Mrs.
Fannie A. Knowlton, aged As years. months
Is days.
MCGANN. In North Searsmont. July "a.
Michael McGann. formerly of Chelsea, Mass,
aged 70 years and months.
PENDLEToN. In Winter Harbor. July 10,
Colon Pendleton, aged So years.
aUTcHINs. In Lowell, Mass. July 19, Sula
Reeves, wife of George Hutchins.
SMITH. In Seal Harbor, July H. Mrs. Mar
garet Smith, formerly of Bucksport, aged 70
years, days.
The Republican journal., 1915-07-29
Older But Stronger

To be healthy at seventy, prepare at
forty, is sound advice, because in the
strength of middle life we too often forget
that neglected colds, or careless treat
ment of slight aches and pains, simply
undermine strength and bring chronic
weakness for later years.
To be stronger when older, keep your
blood pure and rich and active with the
strength-building and blood-nourishing
properties of SCOTS Emulsion which lisa
food, tonic and a medicine to keep your
blood rich, alleviate rheumatism and
avoid sickness. No alcohol in SCOTS.
scpGt & BOVINE. Dloom6e3d. NJ.
The Republican journal., 1915-07-29
BURNHAM.

Waldo Lodge, X. of P. was held last Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. McKechnie and daugh-
ter. Dorothy of Fairfield were recent guests at
the home of Mrs. Sarah Allen.
F. L. Libby has sold his farm at the village
to Messrs. Mcgee of Newport and the new
proprietors will take possession soon.
Sidney A. Dodge has returned from seven
months trip through the west and during the
time visited relatives in California, Idaho and
Colorado and reports delightful trip.
The Republican journal., 1915-07-29
OAK HILL, (Swanville.)

A. W. Damn is helping James Patterson
get his hay. a.
Mary Bowen is with Miss Louise Cunning
ham for the summer.
Frank Quimby and wife Of Brooks were re-,
cent guests of James Webster and family.
Dr.. n. N. Small snd wife Of Waterville,
Mrs. s. J. Flye and Fred and Ef6e Flye of
Freedom, Harry Bangs and wife Of Searsport
and Miss Happy Bangs of Lynn. Mass. we're
guests of Mr.. and Ms. Porter webb July 18th
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MARRIED..

CLARK HALL In Montville, July 10, by ]
Deane, Esq, Lloyd A. Clark of Unity, and
M ISIS Hazel M Hall of Montville.
GOODRICH MCKENZIE. In Stonington, July
81. by Rev c W Robinson. Merton Goodrich
Of Bingham and Annie Mckenzie.
GRAY-GRAY. In South Penobscot, July II,
by George M Staples, J P. Otis W Gray of
Bluehill and Miss Clara Gray of South PEN
obscot.
JACKsoN-CHILcoTT. In Bangor, July "a, by
Rev c A Moore, D. Alton Blanchard Jackson
of Minneapolis, MINI, and Miss Rebecca Chill
colt of Bangor.
STINsoN- HARDY. In North Deer Isle, July
Is. by Rev George Smith. Miss Hazel A Hardy
of North Deer Isle. to Grover C Stinson of
Stonington.
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BORN.

LEACH. In Rockland, July 81, to MIR and
Mrs Vesper A Leach. daughter.
MORSE In Rockport. July 10, to Mr. and
Mrs Fred Morse. daughter.
NELSON. In Vinalhaven, July 8, to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Nelson, daughter
ROYAL. In Ellsworth, July 10, to Mr. and
Mrs Ralph Royal, daughter-Agnes Gertrude.
The Republican journal., 1915-07-29
BELFAST ID. RoCKLAND ~.

Belfast defeated Rockand on the Congress
street grounds, Monday ID to IL. The game was
fairly even until the sixth inning, when the loo
ais scored nine runs and lead which the visitors
were unable to overcome. 1t was free hitting
game and the errors were numerous, although
the locals made more of their opportunities
than the visitors. A one handed catch of
line drive by Rowe in the fourth inning was
the only bit of fielding worthy of mention.
The summary follows
The Republican journal., 1915-07-29
CORINNA

Two base hits, Pendleton, Wildes g. Three
base hit, Belger. Home run, Brignolia. Stolen
bases, Pendleton. Bases on balls by Mcclellan,
by Howard. Struck out by Mcclellan IA, How
ard Z. Sacrifice hit, Reed. Double plays. How
ard to Young. Hit by pitched ball, Rowe q
Passed ball, Curtin. Umpire Faulkner. Time
las.