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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-17

bur9 mebrere Jeier perurld4t nHo
cine Giienbubn bei9doist. IS tpirS
ab.r bebauptst, baB RiemaRb gstOSte!
OSer Osrpunb.t tuorbeH iei.
4useenommeu in ben JiHans6erih'
ten. fden.en bic 3eitunseu BEN Rld'
gang i'm Ie4ieIiurs ,peuis 4ufmert'
fdm.eit. Si. ResieruHs bat rp4 in
.siHsr Msiis anssbeutet, mas fie 81
tbuH aeSsu,s, I'M Der SituotioH sere4'
81 tpsr6en, bic man in ben prQHiHM-
teiteH areiiu fit cine iear tritii4'
bait.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-17
Gin srDberes 3eutiblaub
Wiro BON Der Hottonalf
liberdlen pdrtet pers
ldnat.


Berlin, 16. Qusuit, i6er Con.
bon. Der Grstutio Qusi9ub Der Ra-
tionalliberalen Ydrtei, Der am Sorrs
tag i'm ReidstugsgebduOe cine SiBung
o6bieIt, nabm geI6liii1s an, in beneu
Die Qusoe1nung Der 9ren3en Seutfds
lambs Derlnn9t piro. Die ReToIution
lautet Die folgt:
n9as ReiuItat bes isBigen arieges
tann nur Elm 5rieoe Iein, Der bur4
QUsbebnung unIerer 9ren5en imOiten,
@eitel. uno ii6er Der See uns in mill
tariifer, polit.i6er uHb lpirtbI6afttis
der SinIi6t gegeu neue gngriffe
itdert uno uns fir bic unge6earen Ops
fer, bic Die oeutide gto.ion bereits gez
bradt Bat, uno bic tie au8 nod fers
nerbin Bis gu einem iiegreiaen @nbc
Oes &rieges 8u bringen eutf6loTen lit,
entipdoigt."
Die partei bridte audi uH6ebingteS
gertrauen in ibren Siibrer &ruit gGi.
Iermann aug, unb es piro ertldrt, oaB
Die Rationalliberale qartsi feit gu ir+
senb elmer Regierung baIten perOs, BIZ
nit uH6eugTamer 6eitigteit bic in ben
ReIoIutionsn cngeOeute.en 3ieIe oerfol.
gen perOe. Sur 3tpei Stimmen nuroen
gegeu bic ReIpIution ubgegeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-17
Die Cefterreiher ru6en
beftdnbig gegen
Tfproen npr.
Die Raiisn aui ibrem Riidsug bart
beSrangeuo.
Die StalieHer m a DEN tDis
abIi6 peraebIi6e GHs
ariffs auf bic Pofis
tioutn Der Defer
~.; Asr

Iet9er.
Disr. 16. 4usiIit. ii6sr 2onSoH
- Die fuIasHbt offiaieue getaruimc'
tgua tuuro. am Rpntaa Abenb Dom
Siierr.i6ii6sunsoriiden arisssmint'
iierium srlahsu:
.s5H Der peitlid, pom Bug oslsstHsn
Geuenb pirb pi. 0srfolauuQ Der Rul'
ZEN NIT Der arSbtn Gnsrsie betrisSeH'
Ssitsrrsi9suusarii4t 5ruppsn, bic i'm
Centrum Der 2inis Der 9erHinoestH
rorriitsn. p.rfolaen bic anf bsm Rid
qua kfinoIi&sn Rufien tDefli4 pom
giala ii6sr ben aliiGipta SluB.
Die untsr bem Grabesoa Scie5b
iy.rbinanb itebsnbeu Stpiiionsn riid'
ten an Sonntaa 2r6eno in Der iiio'
ipeitlit DON giala selssaleu GessnS
DOT. sic i5luasn ipdbrsnS Der stddt
Elm. griid. ii6sr bic arsna anb sinsn
friih an Wontaa WprasH ii6er ben
5Iub. Gi. Ra3bH. BEG ieinSss purSs
suriidcF+lae.n no INNER fis Wiosr'
isuno lsiit.te. Die srupp.n bss Stns'
rails WDprfb parfeu ben iTeiHb iiber
ben obsren ali.aipta Glub suriid.
.:sn Der Rdbe bon 9iala unb Brett.
2itcps. fHb pisle arobe FsusrEbriinits
iibtbar. Sci DIabimirsWolpHst. 100
unfere Sruppen an m.brersn puntt.n
auf bem 6iiIiten llfsr bss gua fsitsn
rrk a,faBi baben. unb in on GaIi5isn
III bi, aau. uHDndnbert.
.sStaIisniiN-- ariessTdauplot -
Nm ber siroltr grenas fina Der iF.inp
en- GpHntaa, na6 ldnasr pauIe ipi.,
Der on. uHTrs/ gsfeitisuHsspsr,e in
beftia.r Wsiis au bsi6isBsu. nameut'
lid bisieniaen an SonalssgaB uno
ouf ben pIcisaus DON aapdrrOns unb
sSoIsaria. @Hsriffs itaIisnif6tr Jn.
,tsnstsis out als sSna0Is Stpass azs
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auf unisre popena gciitionen, fibli3
DON S6luberbah anb in Der Geseno
DON 9rsi5innn ialuaen febl, tUie aud
nsus anGriffs bes sSeinbes in bsm aii.
itengsbi.t iiibIi5 DON aru unb auf BEN
rOriprinasHbeR 1xil bes pIatsaus
bon Do6erbo.
Bier Der Riiftsniurts Don gsneSig
iUuroeu am SonHtag Ra9mittag Don
sinem uHiersr Ddfierflua3euss boms
barbirt. SdmmtIi5e Yomben. nit si'
ner eiH5igen ausnGhme erplooiIteH in
Hsrhalb Der 5eltuHgspsris. Don fiiHi
feinbIi4eH Glug5sugsH, ,Sis sur grs
foIgung aufitiss.H. ruurben sipsi burt
geafaiHenssi4iisisusr gum Gisoergss
ben sesDuussH. 3Di gabeu naa sini.
ger 3sit bic 9srioIgnIg auf THb ods
FINITE folgte unisrsr Usaidiue bis in
Die Rdbe Der Glite Don Sftrieu. ipo es,
obne stpas erreitt gu hdbeH, ss3DuH'
gen mar, um5u,sbrsH.
Infer W,aiisriIagjeug tebrts unbe'
idabisi 5uriid, ObgIsih ss Don ben
fsinSIiden RrisssitGiisu uub Sorts in
bsftiser Wsiis bsiaoTM Uurbe.
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BON einem beRtiben llmters
Ieebppt
gfurben bret StGbt. in
@umberIunO, Gnglanb,
am Srii6en Wesr &C.

am Jrti den Useer &C.
Iegen bombarbirt.
2oHbon, IS. gfuguit. qarton,
5arrinston unb @bite 5aOen in Gums
berIauO, Gnslano, am Srii6sn Wser
geIeseu. purbsn an Wontag BON eiuen
oeutTden llntsries6oot 6pmbarbirt, pie
dm 2l6enb DOM Wlarineminiitsr offis
5isq angetiinOist tpur0e. IS pirb bin
5ugefiigt. bag Der aRgerihtet. S6aben
Ssrlngfiisis ipar, fpsnHgIei6 einise
Jeuersbriinite Oeruria4t Duroen. Qu9
tUarbs yisman6 st00tet OOer Oer!Uuns
BET.
Die 9etanntma4ung Fautet lpis
folst:
Sin beuti4ss unteriesbOot bombdrz
oirte an WIcntas Usor9en slpii6en
HlIb fiinf uno flint llbr 20 Tiinuten
lang Barton, Darlington uno Dbit'
9aosu in Cumberland GOuntg, rittets
aber teinsH srObsn S5a0sH an.
Der GiIsnbabnbumm rpuroe n1r6s
lid Don Barton Don einigen @eidois
len getrofisH, Der 8dbnpertsbr purO:
a6tr nur duf tur3e 3stt untsrbro5eu.
s5H Darlington unb Ubite SaOsu
purbsH mebrere Seu.r peruria6t, iis
DurosN absr b1lo gsl6fbt. gs iinO
.eiHs Spoesfius oosr 9srDunoungen
aHgemeIost pprosH.
Dbits 9apeH. in Der Rd5e Der Gin.
iabrt in ben SoIpap 5irtb gslrssu, III
siHe Staot DON uHgefd5r 10000 Gin.
pObHerr. sic bat uieIe Sabriten fir
Die 6eritsIung Oon Sausn, SegeItu6
uie aud giisn uuo TscFinssisBereisH
uHo S6iffspsrftsu.
5drriHstoH lit cine tlsins n3rolia
Don Wblte Saoen selegene Stoot mi.
unssfahr 1000 giuipObnsrn. guntou
1T sius anOsrs tlsiue 9afsnitoSt, eins
uHo cine baE6e RsiIe DON 83its 9aDen
geIegeH.
ROrwesiider Dampfer Ost.
ientt.
2ouoOn, is. QusIit. Der Horpes
glide Sdmpfsr rglbit", Don 1881
sonnsu. uRb elmer Girma in G6riitia.
mia gsb0rig. III Don sinsm oeuti6u
llntsrissboot tprpeoirt uRo psrisnit
porosH. Die geiasuus ipuroe serettst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-17
eSiir einen ppliti,ben
Sdadsus
5Glt man in Serbieu bis
&ou5tntriruns Seuti d
0ftsrtei6iiher SruP
PEN in ber 9egenb
ppn Srippa.

ROm, 16. 2lusuit. gus Gepsi4en,
bic Lisr aus Iii6 eingetroffen iiUo,
se9t b.rOOr. Oab Die fsrbiide Regies
runs ieinsn ernitliam gIHsrtff iei'
tens 0eutitIanOs uuS Gsiterreicts in
nabsr 3utuuft erpurtst. Die OepsI6en
iasen. Sab man Die Scn5sntriruu5
Uiierrsi6iI5sr unb b:urder 3ruppen
in Der Gessnb bOn SrioOa, llnsnrH, in
Isrbiidm offi5ielen arsiieu me9r fir
einsn poIitii9sn S9abGs Salt, Der
ben 3tped bat, GiuOrud auf Rruuds
nisn, 8ulsarien unb 9rieaeuIouo gu
MAIDEN unb Die 5iirtei gu ermutbigsu.
ibre alnitr.nsanssR nR.S ben DdrsGnsI'
lsa. ~ rtrScppelm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-17

General nciter. SSSdb gIaubte, es ND.
rem miubeitcns 100000, Dorauf i6m
Der SoIont erpi6erte: 2Sa, es iinO io-
bieIe, aber 100000 bon i6nen berei.
ten fortonuerr6 ben Gbee fiIr Die olr
6erpu 100000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-17

2onbon, 16. 2tasuit. Nie aus
on rffisiellsn 9srliutr geriatsn her'
porse5t, bat Der liHis GliiseI Der gfr'
NEE bes priu5sn 2eOpolb Don Sdpern
ben llebergaHs Iber ben Bug bel
Ttnbicspn, SftIi4 Don SOiolon unS
unseFdbr 90 Ileikn HOrbpeEtIi4 Don
Brett 2itoDsi. erstuunsen. Gs 1T oa'
nit siH iIeiler GsiI in bic ruHiids
Jront setrisbsn porbsn, bic felt benz
Rudaus DON Dari4au fdit cine seraOt
gtHie sebiIoet bat.
4u6 bsr 5elbmari4aH DON Wadens
fen brGnst bic Ruiisn Idnss bss Bug
suriid, no bic 9eutiden an 0fIi4sa
llfer Oss JluiTss porriiaeu. lIno De:'
ter rDeitlid isbi Der Jelomaritdn DoI
SinOenburs isiRe erfoIgrei4eH aHs
sriffs aaf bic popgei4obcneH pofitios
usn Der 1yeftunS &opno fort. aud bat
sr bic rufifaen 2iuien 3piideH BEN
Rarep uno bsm Bug Sur4bro6eu,
Ha6oem bic 9euti4sH iiber Den Rp..
seiD GluB g:gdHgeH.
Dies itno tie ,pid.isiten miIitGris
faeH Ra9ri6tsn. bic pdbreno oes
.saees siugstruffsH finS. ie errsssn
bier abr ipeniser gtufmeriiamteit, als
bic SipIomaiiidtn uRt.rbanolunseH
nit ben 9altdHftaaien, DO .s foipsii
nod nidt gu .insr arifs se.oHmsn
1T. 9i pi,btisits Ra3ri6t in D,r'
5inbuns biermit in in siner tur5eH
Ospeife aug 2ltbsn eHtbdlten, bd1tus
Iautenb, bab, ,pis Sfts na.5 bsm auss
fal Der por!umsnispabIsn gu er'pars
ten mar, bic 4nbdnesr bss friiher.H
prsmsrs 9eris.Ios Sis neue aammr
orsaniiirt bdbsn, tporauf bas Winiftsr
rum Gounarig i.ins RsFyuctiO1 eias
r.itbt..
Die et5krifuns Der bulsarif4en
9el.snten Gus aonfton.inopsl eiebt gu
dGsrlsi @ermutbungH 2lnIob, man
rsis. fi5 aber aIIg.ulein Der aniidt
gu, bab bic sirtei sur 3sit 70 DoIlss
gzirauer auf bic Siferbeit ibrsr 9os
iitiou bat. Sab Il. ,sins Reiguus BAT.
bic UoroeruHssn guLgariens gu betp,I.
Iig.n.
4uf BEN peiiIi9en Rrisssf9auplab
ruirS Der Gisau1sstriss in Der iibIi.
den meif. NIT 5unosruHut.n uub BEN
Sprsnssn BON Niueu fcrissitbt, uub
.s brrIdte au9 siniss 2tit:Ditdt i'm
4duiofus, no be Raiisn bebntpten.
angr:ffe Der 9iir.n 5uriidesf4Iassn
81 batsu. Sn 2ipinsitoHe. an Der
8r,nse bon Rbobefia in Siioafrta iol
zine britiids GrupptHabtbeiIung. bic
pom b.utidxn Eruppsn beIaser. mar.
f5Iisbli4 bic gslassrr suriitsetries
zen bdten.
Gin beuiidxs llnt.riesbOc! bat br.i
Gtabts an oa GumbsrIunbliifie Doll
gueJauS 5siAcHss. O. sDszsSa Doe
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9rdngen sic 2inqen inrmer weiter 5uril&,
@efaugene ma6eno.
Die beutihen Mrmeen
5reibeu i'm 9orSes Saben auS Ne
ten 9lnflanSs bic auHen Dor
iid) her.
saufenSe BON 9e nsenen
fieIen ben 9eutf4eu
=, 60. .xs.

pieber In bic 9dHoe.
Berlin, 16. 9fusuit. Die 3rnp'
pen bes JtIoHrurfddIIs bon UladeHisH.
bic bic Rulisn OerfOlgsn. bic iid in Der
Ri6tung auf Brett 2ito'pst 3uriid'
siekn, baben GiaIe uub SlaDaipe5'
beI.bt, ipie ans Der am WlpHtas BON
groben gjeneralftab Der0ffeHilidIieu
piii3alen geianntmo9ung berporssbs
Die armes bss prin3sn aeopoIS bon
8dpern, Der bic Ruffen pom @eften per
Dor ii6 bsrtrtibi, bdt GoiEs uHS
wei.b;prse beitst. Der 9eridt lautsi
ipie folst:
-Wefliftr ariessfdaupIab; R0rb'
li6 DON amHr5peil.r. rorbOitIi5 DON
Oammeriir6. I'm ObsrsGliab. brad
Elm ansriif Der GraH3ofea unisr una
Ierem seuer 5uidmmeH.
.SeftIiter arieesIhaupIas; armss'
aruppe Des JeISmari4aIs Don DIM
benburs:
Bel efolsreiten gasriffn auf
porseT6ob.ne qoiitionen Der Ruhen bel
aopno purbsa 1870 FaIen. bdruHtsr
iisbsn Offishrs, eefansen ssnommsH.
es aelans aud. na4bem bic 5ruppeH
ii5sr ben RaHp Glub segdnssn pdreH,
ptii.r ssssn ben Bug pOrsuriidsn uHn
ben 5iissl BEL grans. gu beieseH. es
uutoen BEL bi.isn Sperationn me3r
ais 5000 GsfaHsene semG4t. geigaoiDo
Gsurgisps!i nurben bic Bertbiotger
nod Dsiisr DON ibreH 9.feitigunsspsrs
ten suriidgstrieben.
.2irmsssruppen bes qrtHssn 2eos
poIo DON 9daern:
.Dabrsnb Der gaadt .r5pdns Der
liH,s GIiiseI ben lle5ergans ibsr ben
Bug 0itlid Don 9robicspH. 0itIia bon
Gotolpp. Raaoem oas Centrum uno
Der r,ass Gliigsl ON Sonntas aa'hes
urp RisS5pr5x sinssuommeR, Isiitets
Der J,inS uur nod in Der Ges.nS bon
1ocsma unS -2IuioDa, ,rpiiteH Wiebs
Spr,sc unS gouIIa WtSeritauo; isin
Wibritanb 5pa3 ab<r OitIi9 DON 60.
ipe, bsi 1asesanbru6 unkr siH.E
anSriii bsr ialsFi&sn eoHSfpehr gus
Iamm.n. Der 5tiRo tpiro rerfOIgt.
a,mesrupp. bes JtIbmari5das Don
WadenTen: .Di, 9.rfoIsins oes Gein'
Sss rimmt ibr,n i5ortsuHs. giale uno
SIapaipe3e iinb 6siest IDorS.n. Sef'
lid pom RlObopna riiten uHiereIrup'
pen ON 0iilibsn lIfsr Sss Bug Dor.
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Wefterberihf.

Sir O6iO: S6eilpeiie tribes
N]etter am Dienftag. Qlm MittpO9
tpabri9einli9 Regsn.
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Ser @ioeritan0 oer &uHem iiberal
Elm i6wa0er.
Die 2sefageraug pon Souno nno S'eor:
gieosk ma&f CUTE eSSor66rtHe.

be
pufSsu gmsdOs fOG rduFg
anisfa rmhdEs@
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Dir Arnfrn uon Dinofnbur9s, non 1atadsentrns
mno ofs prin;fn IPppolo nun Dapfrn

ger guan Sbi aais iagte, oaB 1penn
Der plun ii6 ais ausfiibrbar srpetien
follte, bic MOnar6i. innertaI6 Don
3lpei Sdbrsn etablirt peroen pii-be.
DE Ra6ri4t bat IN Yeting cine
SeniatiOn beruria6t unb pirO ii6e.
ods gauge Gdnb telegrap6irt.
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Stebt tpie etm ghritt Der
Sersueiflmns aus.
5rruntrei9 piIs Bombs in
StudeH BON 20 unD 8
Trancg ausgeben.


Srancs ausgebeH.
Paris, 16. 9tuguft. 4uf 0sraus
lafung oes JinaH5miHifters Ribot
piro bic Regieruns in 3ipei poer bret
5ugeH in ben YoItdmtern Oes 2onbes
Observation-Disclosures 9onos in
fStiiden bon 20 5rancs uRb fiinf Grs.
GA uHO 81, flint grp8eHt 3iniez
trugeno, gum 9ertauf uusbieteR. 0ieIe
3pnos tonnen ipGter, penu bic Snbu-
Der es uiiHi6en. gsgen Bombs BON
gr0beren getrGgen umgstauI6t pers
ben.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-13
UNCLE SANS CASE
TO Be SHOWN MICH,
1SAT HORN HEARING

Bangor. Me, March 1.-THE contin-
ued hearing in the case Of Werner
Horn before the United States Com
missioner Charles H. Reid, March IS
learned that the government Will pre-
sent it's case in almost its entirety and
the defense will make determined
stand This is an unusual proceeding
in preliminary hearings before United
States Commissioners. as the practice
is to present simply enough of the evil
dence to ensure the holding Of the
prisoner and at the same time not di-
vulge too much of the government
case.
The decision TO present the govern
ment case is therefore one which will
interest the general public in this and
other states.
1t is probable that Commissioner
Reid will have the hearing in the pro-
bate court room in the county build
ing, as this room is sufficiently large
to comfortably accommodate those
who will be concerned in the case and
a limited number of spectators.
Horn, the man who attempted to de-
stroy the railroad bridge at Vance
boro, is enjoying life in the county
Jail, apparently, and is a very tract
able prisoner. While in the Machias
Jail he was treated with more or less
consideration, being placed in the
debtors cell and allowed some liberty.
When it came time to take him away
IT was expected that he would resist
having the handouts placed on him,
and the results justified expectations.
He objected strongly to the proceed
ing, as did his attorneys, but the Uni
ted States marshal saw no reason to,
treat him in a different manner from
any other prisoner and the handouts
were adjusted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-13
Fred Cunningham Given Birthday
Surprise Party.

y birthday party was given Fred
Cony Cunningham Tuesday evening
by Mrs. Fred Cunningham and friends,
at his home on the Church Hill road,
the occasion proving one OF the most
enjoyable of the early spring season.
The evening was pleasantly passed III
playing whist and other games and
music was furnished by two phone
graphs Ice cream. fancy crackers
and other refreshments were served
during the evening and feature Of
the occasion was the presentation -
Mr.. Cunningham of handsome rock
ing chair. the honors being done by
c. s. Hadfield. The festivities were
continued until late hour.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Grcig. Miss Alice Casweli, William
Ward. Mrs. Edna Poole. Miss Florence
Poole. Charlie Golf, Mr.. and Mrs. c. s.
Hadfeld and two children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Gipson, Mr.. and Mrs.
George smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Cunningham, Walter and Raymond
Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Cunningham. Joseph Levasseur, Della
Hallowell. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cum
ningham and little daughter 1rma.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-13

Saturday at each others homes, alter
nately. The first session will be held
Saturday at Mrs. Percy Lanes. Tn.
al ticles made are to be sold and ex.
changed for reading
Mr. and Mrs. George Alien were
guests Saturday and Sunday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Thompson in Sabattus.
Saturday evening about % friends xata-
cred at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs..
Thompson and a social evening was
passed with singing and music Among
the number was Rev. Lorenzo Brown
Of Auburn. A good baked bean supper
was spread and the evening was en-
joyed by all.
Frank Everett recently passed . few
days in Sabattus.
Elders Rhugre and Adams are week.
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Lane.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-13
WOOLWICH

The same board of town officers vas
elected with Il few exceptions AT the
recent town meeting: Nelson BaileH
supervisor Of schools; and J. Z. Fuller
ton, clerk: We're newly elected.
Miss Pearl Hall has been the guest
Of Miss Sarah Black in BATH
Mr. Beals has sold his horse to vii
liam Potter Of Arrowsic Forside as he
is going out Of business here.
Capt. Frank Rhnes has joined his
vessel, the James Young, at Shooter s
Island. New York.
The congregational church will have
appropriate services and good music on
Easter Sunday in observance of the
day.
Capt. Andrew Blanche and son, Ed
gar, nere in -A,rowsic Friday.
Mrs Hannah Maxim Of Jay is Wis
iting her brother. J. Reed Bailey, who
recently broke his leg.
the IeI1ains OF Mrs. Sarah Q. Trott
wiiow o. Josiah Tlott, late o. Wool
wiCh, were brought here from Mon
mouth for interment in the family lot
al Ntquasset cemetery. She leaves two
sons. a. S. Trott of Monmouth, Joseph
Of Augusta. and two daughters, Mrs
NJ S. Gould sof Bath and Mrs. A. S
Shaw Of Somerville. Mass, besides 20
grandchildren and great grandchildren
10 mourn her loss.
Miss Emma Barnes and Mrs. Sarah 5.
Bagley will close their home to enjoy
a month OF two in Massachusetts.
The superintendent OF New England
Sunday schools. Rev. Dr. Bailey Of Bos-
ton. has been i'll town The past week
speaking at the Congregational church
u interested audiences.
Rev. Carl Garland, presiding elder Of
N. Z. Conference, mas been in town.
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stable for the town of Bowdoin.
Mr. johnson, who has been living on
the Cox farm for few years, will soon
move to Medford. Mass.
Miss Fannie William was the guest OF
Mrs. Mae Prout Thursday.
NORTH-Miss Edith Tappan. who is
staying at the home Of her uncle, ". &.
Hervey. in Bowdoin, left Wednesday to
attend the automobile show in Boston.
! Herman Wright returned home Wed :
nesday from Fayette where he was en-
ployed during the winter as marker in
steam mill.
[; Mrs. c. H. Allen and children are Wis
! iting relatives in Litchfeld.
Arthur Batchelder. accompanied by
Maurice Earl of Litchfield attended the
Boys Conference held at Portland last
! week, returning home Monday.
AIr and Mrs. z. c. Libby Of Itch
field were Sunday guests at the home
CT W A. Pratt.
| Irving Poor has gone to Boothbay,
| where he mas employment.
girls reading and sewing club has
lately been organized in the neighbor-
hood. The members are to meet every
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MANCHESTER

Mir and Mrs. George Sleeper We're re
cent guests Of MI. and Mrs. Willis II
Wing.
Ms Josephine Boswell. accompanied
BY her Son-in-la.w. Mr.. {. II. Moore, left
TUESDAY for a visit with relatives and
friends in Boston and vicinity
Mr. Willard Creasey who has been in
the numbering region for the past three
months has returned to his home at the
Forks.
Nj. and Mrs. Benjamin s. Rollins are
receiving congratulations on the birth
OF a son.
Nj {. A Nickerson is doing carpenter
work for George Crocker on the Pond
road.
Mrs. Diana Howard who has been sick
al winter is not any improved in health
at last reports.
Mrs. A. p. Spear and Mrs. 9. NJ. Shaw
were visitors this week to the Capital
city.
Mrs. Mary Moore and Mrs. Julia Spear
were engaged Wednesday in cutting out
aprons which are to be worked upon BY
the members at the next club meeting.
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CHURCH NOTICES

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Society: sun
day services al 1919 y. N: subject,
,,SubstaGte' SUNDAY school at 1870 y.
NJ; Wednesday evening meeting at S
o clock Readins room open to the pub
lie Wednesday and SATURDAY from } 10 ).
Ch!lsuan Science chapel, Williams street
NJ hiAN cnurch stat street, cor
ner of Oak street Rev. Paul : Phalen
minister: 10 \. NJ. church school: 10 -
\. NJ, morning service with anthems ana
sermon. +. NJ, vespers special music.
short address.
FfaENU$S church. Preaching service
at pi.3p \. M. SUNDAY school At l. noon
prayer meeting Wednesday eN ening, A. \.
smith. pastor.
WATfR STREET GOSPEL MISSION:
SundaX school al Z noon; preaching at :,
and 80 T. NJ. Bible class study Mondal
evening; meetings every night during The
week.
s,reel. Rev Brian {. Roberts. ' rector.
9TH sunday in LenJ Holy eucharist.
80 \. NJ; sunday school, 9&9 4. n:
morning worship and sermon, 1879 A. NJ.
evyensong and sermon; SO Z. NJ. All ser
PENNEY MEMORIAL FREE BAP-
list church. Rev. c. 6. Mosher. pastor:
PREACHING, service at 1o3", sermon by the
pastor subject; kings of Men: Sunday
school and Bible classes at 1l.45; c. +;
meeting at 6.43 evening service a 40.
subject, Austria and the Causes of tie
european Var seventh address in the
series on The great nations al war mid
week meeting Wednesday evening. sub
iect. The Soldiers Shoes
TIE PROGRESSIVE SPIRITCALlST
Society t., viii hold meetings in 9. A. r.
han, % Water st, at 80 and $50 p. NJ,
Mrs. \. j. Pettengiil Conyers Of Maid N.
Mass. the speaker and message bearer.
WINTHROP STREET UNIVERSAL
IST church, II. W. HAINES minister:
Morning service at 1e.3e. sermon topic.
Time, the Pulse OF Eternity: SUNDAY
school at l2.oo: kindergarten a. 1920 and
SAINT BARNABAs church Bargo,
street, Rev. Thomas Burgess. residence
a Bangor street. '4th sunday in Lent.
$50 A. NJ, Holy eucharist: l0.l5 a. N
sunday school; 1l.00 a. NJ. morning
PRAYER and sermon; 80 r N, evening
prayer and sermon.
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OFS'PEP.LETs MAKE YOU
FORGET YOUR STOMACH

me, nhey give SO much digestive comfort
mace from one of the finest formula :
ever devised, including pepsin, bis
Inuth' rhubarb. mint and other car
H1natlves and digestives often pre-
'scrloed by physicians. Sweet and
PHEASANT to take, prompt in effect.
"A clergyman writes: Il find Dys-
pep-iets extremely neat, pleasant and
efficacious."
why not invest ten cents in a hand
some aluminium trial box? Youth be
sure to like them, and they will do
you vast amount of pood.-adv
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Bankruptcy Proceedings.

First meetings Of creditors were
held'at 10 o'clock Friday morning a.
the office Of the referee in bankruptcy
for kennebec county.
III the case OF Henry z. Ballard Of
Gardiner no assets We're found, m
trustee was appointed and no further
meetings viii be held until ordered il
the court.
In the case OF Herbert s Durant Of
Albion A. II. Bridges of Watervillo
was appointed trustee.
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Elder NJ. G. 7t>.hre Of Sanda, Utah.
president of The Maine Conference OF
the Church of Jesus Christ OF Latter
Day Saints. and Elder Albert Adams
of Monticello, Utah. who has just re-
turned from Germany, where he has
been working but was obliged 10 leave
the war zone. are in the city ana will
remain over the Sunday meetings. in
connection with the work which has
been carried on during the winter by
the two elders located here.