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NORTH IAMOINE.

Miss Eunice Coggins 10 visiting in
Southwest Aarbor and Islesford.
Linden Brown, OF West Eden, 10 visiting
his grandfather. Reuben Carter.
Mrs. N. Y. Walker and daughter Airline,
OF Portsmouth, N. H., are visiting rela-
tives here.
Arthur Thofssn, Of New Jersey, joined
his mother here last week for ,isit to his
aunt, Ars. Henry Linscott.
Mrs. Roland Carter went to Calais Fri
day to accompany her niece, Miss Wini-
fred Mathtson, to her home here, where
she will remain with her aunt.
Aug. 8. Y.
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COUNTY NEWS.
EAST ORLAND..

Much OF the hay in this vicinity 10
spoiled.
Leslie johnson and wife spent Sunday
with Mrs. Johnson's father, F. L. Blake.
The Priscilla club met with Mrs. Jennie
Gross Saturday, with large attendance.
Horace Robertson and child are guests
Of bis parents, William Robertson and
wife.
Miss Gertrude Mason, Of New York, II
with her mother, Mrs. E. Z. Mason, for
month.
Warren Haines, OF Middletown, Conn.,,
arrived Sunday for visit ct e. W..
Whites.
irwin Bell and wife, Of Portland, Conn.,,
are at their camp for the remainder OF the
summer.
A. N. Forsyth and wife have moved
into their house, although Il 10 not on the
Cellar yet.
Mrs.. LAunteryung and two children, OF
Codnscticht, arc guests Of her sister, mrs.
e. q. Wiley.
W. o. Buck and wife, OF Missouri, are
ct their cottrge ct Alanoosook for the
rest OF the summer.
Thomas Hamilton and wife and Miss
Emily Hamilton, OF Hartford, arc 1t
their cottage for August.
IL 0OtJ9 hUoD0t, Win oOu RAvoS ohHtVU0
Sunday, BY automobile, from South Man
chester, to spend his vacation with hts
family.
Mr.. and Mrs.. william Pierce, ar, left
Thursday for their homo In Boston, after
. months visit with Mrs. William
Pisfcs, jr.
Mr.. Krafts, Of Mexico, arrived Friday
FOR visit with bis fsmily, whom be has
not seen for . year. They are guests Of
Mr.. Cronyn ct the Clark cottage.
Mrs. Emily Dunbar, Mrs.. Mile Snow,
Mrs. Ernesefne Marks, Ars. T. r. Mason
and Arthur Dunbar were In Castine FRI
day, gussts OF Ars. Clara Dunbar.
The "bacon bat" at Heart pond cove,
given BY DR.. and Mrs.. Thomas story In
honor Of their daughters fifteenth birth
day, was enjoyed BY about ninety guests.
Delicious Refreshments were served.
Swimming was one Of the attractions;
also potato race. Several were wearing
medals after the rncing.
AuR. n. Nj,
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In the District Court Of the United States for
the Hancock District Of Maine.
with In the matter = a Of In Ba~k-upsey.
Banirupt. No. 1879.
To the creditors OF william 9. Sargent. OF
Eden. In the county OF Hancock,
and district Aforesaid, bankrupt:
NOTICE 10 hereby given that on the 8ith
IN day Of July .. d. lel6. the said willism
9. sargent was duly adjudicsted bankrupt;
and that the drst meeting Of his creditors
Maine, Aug. 10, lsib, 1t . O'Clock in
the afternoon, ct which time the said credit
ors may attend. prove their claims. appoint .
trustee. examine the bankrupt, and transact
such other business % may properly come BE-
fore said meeting. WILLIAM E. WHITING.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Ellsworth, Me-, Aug. 9. 1875.
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Aegal Nottrfx.
-. A0~~~NN~-~-
STAT0 or MAIN e.

stain OF MAING.
COUNTY OF HAEcocK %.
TAKEN this 18th day Of July on execution
i dated July II. 1915. issued on judgment
rendered BY the Ellsworth municipal court
for the county Of Hancock at . term thereof
begun and held ON the 6rst Tuesday Of July.
to wit On the 9th day Of July. 1915, in favor Of
Josephine Patterson. Of Boston, In the county
Of suffolk and Commonwealth Of Aassachu-
vile, In the county Of Middlesex, common.
wealth Of Massachusetts. for twenty-five and
o. LOO dollars, debt or damage, and twenty. two
and e-lco dollars costs Of suit. and will be sold
1t public auction at the once Of VIM. =.
whiting. in the city Of Ellsworth. In said
county, TO the highest bidder, on the 1lth day
Of Sept. 1915 ct ten O'Clock II the forenoon,
the following described real estate and all the
right. title and interest which the said Fred
erick w. Flint has and had In and to the
same ON the 9th dav Of Feb. 1918, the time
when the same WAS attached on the writ in
the same suit. 70 Wit: certain marcel Of land.
peey Isle. In the county Of Hancock and state
81 Maine, known ~ The old homestead Of
VIM. Small, late Of South Deer Isle: slso all
the right, title and interest in and To smother
parcel Of land. with the buildiags thereon, in
lsid South Deer Isle. which Iercel Of. lsnd
Was conveyed BY ONE stephen Colby to VIM.
b. Small and bv The said VIM. b. Small con-
veyed to VIM. small and In any and all real
estate or interest therein willard q. Small
had ~ heir. at.law Of VIM. b. Small, ~ con-
veyed in vol. l77. page 6c4 and vol. All, page
rs in said Hsnocs oocnty registry Of deens.
reference 10 hereby made.
6heytR.
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BLUEBILL FALLS.

Harvey Friend and Miss Evans returned
to Brockton Sunday.
b. H. Csndage, OF Massachusetts. spent
last week with bis family here.
Lsvis Mas 70 at s.Tappsrs Woods" with
his mother, who h III.
Mrs. Frank Pressie and family, OF Ban
gor, are guests Of Mr. Harry Conary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lsslie Flys, formerly OF
this piacs, have the sympathy Of all 10 the
daath OF THAR SON.
Aug. Q. CRUMBS.
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COUNTY NEWS
BROOKLYN.

clifton Stanley returned hon boston
Friday.
4. S,ssting her brother Fred.
~. Byron Sellers and children are
SITTING friends at Sunshine.
Mrs. NJ. r.. Taylor 70 spending the week
:, Rockland with old school friends.
u,ss Florence Goodwiiley, OF Arlington,
vsss.. is the guest OF Mrs. A. W. Bridges.
Ms. Annie Dcllard and Miss Nellie
r,ye visited friends ct Sfonington last
wees.
,ushsm, Mass, ere whiting II. d. Powers
Mr.. eugene Fresthsy and cousin, OF
usshuen. Msss., are the guests OF Mrs.
Warren Ford.
pwieh, staples fell from . load Of hay
,.st Tuesday, breaking one Of the bones
IN hissieit wrist.
NJ and Mrs. J. w. Earl, OF Lynn,
Mass, are spending the remainder OF the
simmer at their cottage.
Harry Neville, Of New York, has sold
bis cottage at Flye Point TO Mr.. Hide
FRED Five. OF freedom, and Dr.. Small, OF
Waterg4llB, Wet0 tM0 Xuc4tS VI ". les lye
:, ,sThe Lookout last week.
Mrs. Gross and children, Of Oceanville,
rho have been Visiting Mrs. Grace Her
rirk. returned home rhursday.
Lee II. Powers aud Master Foster, who
nave .teni the past two months ct theis
cottage, left for Boston Thursday.
Mrs. Jessie Pisrson and Miss Violet
pierson, who have spsnt two weeks here.
returned to Washington, ID. c., Friday.
the Younger son OF Leslie Fiye and wife
disd al the hospital In Bangor Wednes-
dsy. The funeral was held at tho home
friday.
Rev. Chester Smith, OF South Penob-
sco,. delivered interesting sermons ct the
Bp,is. church Sunday morning and
evening.
Mrs. Clarence Btliing, Who has been
visiting her brother, Lee n. Powers, re-
turned TO Der home in New Haven, Conn.,,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Love. Of Springfield,
MSS, are visiting Mrs. Loveh mother,
Mrs. Il. |. Hill. Mrs. Lows wus formerly
Miss ldelIs Hill.
Mss Alice Herrick, who has spent her
vacation with hcs pefNuts, Austin Herrick
and wife, returned saturday 10 her work
10 Proyidence, X. l.
Miss Ethel Candags, Who 10 trimming ~
1 nurse in Lynn hospital. came hotnc
Friday. Miss Candags, who was operated
upon for appendicitis rscsntfy. 10 iinprov-
ing
Mrs. NJ. A. Fiys ard Miss Musa Doilard
entertained seven tables ct whist Monday
evening. Mrs. Georgia Foley and II. NJ,
Joyce received the iady's and Rcntiemsn's
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No more Important physiological discovery
has ever been made than that the brain re-
quires due supply Of pure blood. II IL ssti-
mated that this organ receives - much -
cne-teuth Of all the blood that IL sent from
ths heast--A great deal more than any other
organ Of the body. n the vitality Of the
blood IL impaired. the blood then aRorda the
brain An imperfect stimulus. and there 10
mental and physical lansnor, sluggishness or
inactivity.
Pure blood 10 blood that 10 free from
humors, IL 10 healthy blood, and the term
pure blood ~ 1t IL generally used means
blood that il not only right in quality but
also in quantity. Hoods saTsspsrilia makes
pure. rich, red blood. This IL one Of the great
truths shout this great medicine.-Adst.
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nrst prixes, Miss Rachel Cole and J. n.
rlerson the second prizes, and Mr.. Byron
sellers and Oscar Ford this consolation
b. =. Dollard had the misfortune to fsll
rom MS team while on the way to the
cemetery last Friday, receiving bad bruises
90 the face and hurting his left leg
oadiy. At present he IL doing well.
Aug.9. UuF FrnNr.
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TTvHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i he has been duly appointed executor
Of the last will and testament and codicil Of
OBADIAH ALLEN. late Of MOUNT DE-
sERT,
in the county Of Hancock. deceased, NO bonds
being required by the terms Of said will All
persons having demands against the estate
Of said deceased are desired to present the
same for settlement. and ali indebted there-
to are ftquested TO make payment immedi-
atsly.
MnLvILLE L. ALLzx-
August ., 1915.
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VTNHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i she has been duly appointed executrix
Of the last will and Testament Of
DANIEL w. Mckay. late Of EDEN,
in the county Of Hancock, deceased. and
given bonds - the law directs. AL persons
having demands against the estate Of said
deceased are desired 10 preseni the same for
settlement. and all indebted thereto are re
ANNIE N. MCKAY.
July 10, 1918.
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vTHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i he has been duly appointed adminis-
TRAITOR with the will ANNEXED of the estate OF
HUDSON DEvEREUx, late Of PENOB-
SCOT,
in the county Of Hancock, deceased, and
given bonds ~ the Law directs. Ali per-
sons having demands against the es-
tate OF said deceased are desired to
present the same for settlement, and all in
debted thereto are requested to make pay
ment immediately.
ARrHUR w. PATTERSON,
CAstine, Maine.
July Is, 1915.
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suRRY.

Charles Eidridgs and wife are visiting
Miss Fannie Alien.
Frank Ksyss and brother William an
Waiting Mr. George Prince.
Fred Eidridgs snd wife, OF Bangor,
called on friends hsss Sunday.
Dr.. Walter Robssts and family, a Port
land, are visiting rsistivss hsrs.
Miss Dali Lord, Of Atlantic, Mass, 10
visiting her sistss. Ars- Mary 6. Gray.
Mrs.. Tsna Trsworgy and go, with
Fiossnos and Paul Curtis, are home on
their vacation.
Howard Hanborn and wife and Mrs.
Eleanor Thomas and son Carroll are visit
ing z. n. Osgood.
Mrs. Mary A. Grant has returned home.
Miss Beatrice Horton, Of Bar Harbor,
u visiting hsr aunt, Miss Lena 6perry.
Aug.9. l.
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BRl)OKsviLLE.

B. q. Grindle and wife entertained ct .
delirhtful musical Sunday evening,
August 8, ct their home. Among those
prcsent were Mr.. Prim and her guest,
Mis- Vora Moore, OF Boston, Mrs. Babson,
Misses n bel and BeuIah Babson, Aessrs
Hsrwyn and John Babson, Miss Monette
Hailam and Mis- Esther Kaufnann, OF
washington, and Miss Ras Haley, Of
Warrenton, Va.
Aug. 8. 6HxC.
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TINE subscriber hereby gives notice that
Il she has been duly appointed adminfe-
tfstrix with the win ANNEXED Of the estate OF
SARAH ELIZABETH GREEDY, late Of
ELLSWORTH,
In the county Of Hancock. deceased, and
given bonds ~ the law directs. An per-
sons having demands against the estate
Of said deceased are desired to preeent
the same for settlement, and ali Indebted
me0iately.
August 8. 1915.
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COREA.

william rsrrow has moved his fsmily TO-
Swans Island.
J. r. Coombs, who has been i'll some
time, 10 still very poorly.
Mrs.. Hattie Stewart hes gone to West
Gouldsboro to visit her sister, Mrs.. verlie
BishOp.
b. +. Baldwin has returned to his homo
At Brooklyn, N. Y, after two weeks vaca-
ton here.
AuR.0. 81,
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TTyHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i she has been duly appointed adminis-
tratrix Of the estate Of
EMkA A. FISHER, late OF DEER ISLE,
In the county Of Hancock. deceased, and
given bonds - the Law directs. All persons
having demands against the estate OF said de.
ceased are dcsired to present the same for
settlement, and all indebted thereto are re-
qussted to make payment Immediately.
Macy FIsHEn BossoN.
August ., 1915.
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SOUTH pENoBsCor.

Miss Gertrude Perkins 10 spending .
few days ct Lincoln.
Miss Pauline 0sindie, OF Bluehill. spent
. few days hare last week.
Mrs. Durham, OF Bangor. spent Sum
day here, the gusst OF Mrs- 9. W. Clement.
Miss Violet Perkins, who has been with
her aunt, Mr.. 9. B. Condor, has returned
home.
The Willing Workers will hold their
annual sale ct Bagaduce hall, Wednesday
evening, Aug. IS.
Miss Florsncs Staples, who IL training
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i he has been duly appointed admins.
traitor Of this estate Of
ELLEN n. MILAN. late Of SOUTHWEST
HARBOR,
in the county Of Hancock, deceased, and
soma having demands against the estate Of
said deceased are desired to present the same
for settlement. and all indebted thereto are
requested to make payment Immediately.
ORRIN L. MILAN,
Swans Island.
August .. 1878
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice thss
i he has been duly appointed executSr
Of the last will and testament Of
MARY F. HIGGINS. late u EDEN.
In the county OF n cock, deceased NO bonds
being required by the terms Of said will. An
persons having demands against the estate Of
for settlement, and all indebted thereto are
requested TO make payment Immediately.
ROYAL @. HIsoINs.
Eden, Me-
July %, 1915.
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THE Subscriber hekeby gives notice that
i he has been ddly appointed adminia-
TRAITOR Of the estate ct
JOHN g. LYMAN. late Of EDEN,
In the county Of Hancock, deceased NO bonds
being required BY terms Of decree. All
persons having demands against the estate a
said deceased are desired to present the same
for settlement, and all indebted thereto are
requested to make payment Immediately.
FhED G. LYMAN.
August Z, 1915.
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DDUBLY PROVEN


Ellsworth Readers Can No
Longer Doubt the Evidsnce.
Mrs. John L. Smith. waishsm Road,
Ellsworth Falls, Ne, says: ~ had
trouble from my kidnsys foe . long time.
There was dali, heavy sehs In my back
and was subjsct 70 disav spslls. Deans
Aidnsy Pills hslpsd ne right away and
corrected the trouble With the kidney
secretions.n
Over three ysars lstsr Mrs.. Smith said !:
"iil have unlimited hith in Doan's
Anney Pihs and bslisvs that thsrs il no
0'0er kidney medicine on ths market -
susetive. occasiosai NE Of Doan's Kid
'ey Pills kSsps Ne In GOOD hsaish."
rfice Soc. st Ill dsalsfs. Don't simply
* 'or kidney Fsmsdy-gst Doan's Kid
NY Fills : the ssms that Mrs.. Smith
ma Foster Ailsurn Co. Props.. Bunalo,
NY.
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WEST sURRY.

Mrs.. Mabel Leach 10 employed at Capt.
Daniel McKay's, eurry.
Harvey Bsundsrr was visitor In Bucks
pert Sunday.
FIT. Carter and wife arc Visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Abbie Hutchins, ut West
Penobscot.
Charles saunders saw bear while
berfying last week.
Ans. q. IL
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FryHE subscriber. Samuel A. whitney, Of
i Boston, county Of Suffolk, common
Gea,th Of Massachusetts, hereby gives notice
that be hiss been daily appointed executor Of
the last will and testament Of
MARGARET J. ABBOTT, late Of BOSTON,
In the county Of Suffolk, commonwealth Of
Massachusetts. deceased. and given bomb ~
the Law directs. And he has appointed Boyd
bis duly qualified agent In the STATE OF Maine.
All persona having demands against the o..
tate Of said deceased are desired TO present
the same for settlement. and all indebted
thereto are requested 70 make payment inn
mediately. SAMUEL A. WHITNBY.
August ., 1915.
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rTyHE sui scrIber hereby gives notice that
l. b. has been duly appointed sdminis-
traitor Of the estate Of
WILLIAM SHEPHERD, late Of SWANS
ISLAND,
In tie county Of Hancock, deceased, and
given bonds ~ the Law directs. All per-
sons having demands against the estate
OF said deceased are desired TO present Tire
same for settlement, and sil indebted tEeieto
ALAN L. bad.
Rockland, Ne.
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for nurse, at South Acton, Mass, 10 at
home for few weeks.
Rev. c. A. Smith and wife, Miss Bertha
Perkins and Miss Jennie Wight were at
farm.
Aug. 9. L.
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SrEc
NORTHEAST HARBoR.

Mrs. Louise johnson whitney, OF New
Haven. died last Friday ct her summer
home st Northeast Harbor. Mrs.. Whitney
wa among the prominent summer resi-
dents, making her home here for several
years.
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Pauper Notice.

IA worth to support and care for those who
may need assistance during Ave years begin
ming Jan. I, 1915, and ere legal residents OF
Ellsworth. forbid all persons trusting them
on nay account. - there 10 plenty Of room
and sccom modations TO care for them 1t
the City Farm house.
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aDofriisra,e1.lA
In Thousands
of Homes

early and certain relief d found
for the ailments 10 which all arc
subject ailments due 10 defective
or irregular action Of the stomach.
liver. kidneys or bowels-in the
most famous family remedy.
the world has ever known
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bEE9 qaiff'S

are justly famous bseauss thsy havs
proved to b % reliable - eorreetivss
Or preventivss Of ~ suiRsFings, doll
feelings and dangsrdus 10 indigestioo
Or biliousnssA II yoa win Try them
% cleanse your systsm. purity your
blood. tone your stomach. stimulate
Jour liver and regulate your
bowels. yoa viii know Why %
many rely On Bsseham's Pills TO
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August ., 1915.
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.v WV. ,.rI 49, 49,. -. s.,S
% ,,..,s -. .wh. -.
.....s ~. ..S,.S,w
900 800 ~. .s,iA .h-c.,.. ,s.v
-. .,cs ~...x ns,,. tsins.--fsiry
$780,. ,h,ns. hm,. ~ .AAe1
nr,,,,v "a -,,h . .,,.,.slv oIA al
.ao-.-. A. M, h.coms NJ"
"why not,"
.nscsu.s |" rso,,sd ,hs child. tur.ins
hsr eyss re.oiuaely avay fro. ~
vIndov. .vs Are too noor'.
The man slovly drew his hanA cut
Of the pocket Of his roueh frtese coes
ana glanced At the silver in his palm.
You stsy here . minute, little GIRL 9
he said.
He went Into the 6orist's. How
much for . bunch Of liliss ef he val.
lsy!" hs asked ths pert. buxom young
woman bshipd the counter.
Dollar dossn during Easter" 80
responded.
Oh. Easter. that Was II! He had for
gotten there was such an institutioa.
well. DO the best you can for u
cents" he answered. laying the mossy
on Tie countsr.
when he came out With the liiiss
in his hand, his quaint little frisud
vas still, aa.tsaias her fAcs asaias,
.ss.s .Ss.s'. '
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fundamental: while around this idea
In Greece. Carthage and Rome cen.
tered the most sacred Of rites and
mysteries. Strange and sometimes
horrible In sacrifice were the cers-
monies which ushsrsd In the reborn
world. rituals Of worship which
drsncAsd altaFs with human blood IN
imitation Of the god Who disA that
the world might live. In other pisces
the great spring 1sstival took the form
Of Joy transfosasl into IL abandon
Of license. But In Ill tAsss psrvsr.
sions the central idea remained - an
expression Of mans attempt 70 fsthom
the secret Of the universe and 70 3D.
Just his little life 70 Ito awful mys-
tsries.
We moderns Of today can have no
adequate conception OF what the ID.
vent Of spring meant In the child.
hood Of mankind. In . way Ne have
conquered the seasons and adapted
ourselves 70 their changing moods. But
even . few centuries ago. man was a.
most hopeless In the grip Of relent.
less. pitilsss rhythm Of superduous
plenty In summer and starvation and
death In winter. Il was only the
strong and vigorous who survived the
winters night with hunger. The IN.
cisnt Lent Vas In very fact . period
Of wailing and Annexation. for q
this time the gods seemed TO have
deserted mankind. and the earth u.
self. the great mother goddess Of fer.
tility and fecundity, appeared 10 have
died beneath their fest. The coming
Of spring. the resurrection Of Ssrtil.
ny. meant that maa's dsspairias pray.
ere had bssn answered. that his $40.
riacss had bssn accepted. and that
his battle with hunger was over. II
The sharp prod Of biting hunger which
sneisnt man viewed - . punishnsnt
infictsd By the sods prssiding over
the vsaous aspects Of nature and The
seasons. oaa - found the reason for
much that seems strange and noe.
strous 70 ~ II The oll rsligioas.
Adoais was the GOD vho rspfsssat
"a the yearly decay end revival Of
life. a annual death and rsssPrsetioa.
His worsAip spread from western
Asia throsshout he Msditsrrassaa
litteral. He vas piesufsd - blss1-
Ing 70 death With the ~ leaves q
suasns aal ee0iaG 70 NE again viii
tie frssA srsss q spsins. oftsa ~
sis vas inperseaaes1 b. Q uviag -