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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-26
Country Doctor Found
the Right Liniment.

"Down East as they say Of Maine,
there lived good old Doctor Abner
Johnson. 1t was in a little country
town where every family knew the
value of keeping a good liniment on
hand. .=4'
They were hard working people,
often exposed to cold, and nearly ev-
cry body had the rheumatic" espec-
tally muscular rheumatism, and hard
work gave them sprains, bruises and
such pains. >ff -t" 7h@1' '.'"'
The doctor studied. and Experimental
and finally found a recipe for a lini-
ment that took the pain right out Of
all these ails ass It. somshoys seems ito
get right at the trouble ana takes
the pain await sauick.s yet il lis { 30
harmless you can take it inside as
well as rubbing On ~xhe. skips 4 u
so the recipe found liys good old
Doctor cAbneE Iohfson sswas put UP in
bottles and called ."Jphnson, Anodyne
! Imminent probabhs, youshax heard of
It many times. W1ieneHeE you want
a good IMMINENT remember and buy
"Johnson's Anodyne Liniment," the re-
cipe Of old, Doctor Abner johnson. It
can be bought wherever, medicines are
sold, tss''sE@| - 'f''
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TO PUT ON FLESH -,
=. - AND INCREASE WEIGHT

on positive guarantee of weight in
crease or money back. Hundreds have
testified to weight increase from its
use.
Sargol does not OF itself make fat
but is simply combination Of in
gradients Of acknowledged merit that,
taken with meals seems to better
enable the digestive organs to sep
arate the fattening elements of the
food and to prepare them in a form
which the blood can readily absorb.
Sargol comes in tablet form. is pleas ;
ant and easy to take and it's action is
perfectly natural and harmless. Sargol
is. sold by Bowditch- Webster and
druggists everywhere who are author
ized to refund the full purchase price
If weight increase is not obtained.
NOTE Sargol is recommended only
as a flesh builder and while it has pro ,
duced excellent results in cases OF
nervous Indigestion and general stom-
ach disorders care should be taken by
those using 1t who do not want to
Increase weight.-Adv. ''...> /
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:BURNHAM

a2 Mrs. C. E. Purinton has returned
to her home in Augusta, after Visit
,of several days with her mother, Mrs
Dora Ripley. "ffE!f >.sfs :,
Frank league has moved his family
to Unity, where he has employment
on the M. c. R. r. section and where
they will reside. ,t
Victory Temple, Pythian Sisters
will hold pie Social at the hall mex,
Saturday evening. Oct. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans of Guilford are
visiting at the home of their SON.
Charles H. Evans. and, family.
Edward Davis Of Benton visited rel
atives In town over Sunday.
Funeral services fol-. the late William
G. Foster were held from the home
at the village Sunday at O'clock, Rev
H. H. Hathaway. pastor Of the Bap-
fist church, officiating. The services
were largely attended and there were
many beautiful flowers. A. delegation
from Stephen Davis Post, G. A. r., Of
Pittsfeld. Of which the deceased was
a member, and comrades, from Clin-
tom and from this place attended in a
body. Among the relatives present
from out of town besides the immedf-
ate members Of the family were: Rod
ney johnson Of Lewiston. Mr. and
Mrs. J. d. NJ. Foster, T. e. Getcheil
and mothe;, Mrs. Amanda Brown and
Fred Wood Of Pitts3eld. Me- and Mrs.
Everett Blethen OF Lisbon Falls. Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Dodge Mrs. Sarah
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whose address was on" What Cant We
Do.to Have a Better thurSKNs * sarge
audience was 3pxesentsand IT. iss hoped
that these services may result in
much general good.
b., Special services 1oE women are. to
be conducted by Miss Jennie. Robinson
of the Portland Deaconess Home on
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
afternoon in the Methodist church.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Caldwell OF
Portland arrived Sunday and are the
guests Of Mrs. Caldwelrs parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles G. Haynes. Mr.. Cald-
well was called here by the illness Of
his father. -e~t 49,. f
Miss Edith Hilton was weekend
guest of Mrs. Ida Larrabee at her
home in Scion.
Mrs. Alfred BARLEY left Monday on
a business trip to Scion. $50
Elmer Bracket and Daniel Adams
went Monday to Lake Moxie for a few
days hunting. ...:.-.
Mrs. H. A: Morse returned Monday
from brief visit with friends in Oak
land. .....
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Androscoggin County.


Flora E.. futile. in equity, VS..
Joseph E. Davis, executor, and Nettie
L. Elwell. .Rescript. Spear. j.
This is an appeal freni the decision
of the sitting justice in cause in
equity. The, bill is brought to redeem
certain real estate from mortgage
given on April 16,'A D. 1900. by one
John H. Tuttle, husband of Flora E.
futile, to his father and mother,
George Tuttle and Mary F.. Tuttle con-
ditioned to support them, or the sur
vivor Of them, so long as they might
live. on the premises described in the
mortgage or at such other place as
George futile or Mary F. Tuttle might
choose, the same to be at no further
expense to John H. futile than on the
home Iarm... ,MaryaF. TuttIe, after the
deathsof her husband commenced fore :
closure Of this mortgage on March 2g,
1918. 80 :
The only question is whether the
plaintiff has such an interest in, the
mortgagsd premises as viii permit her
to redeem - ~ 7
Held, she has such right Appeal
denied. Case remanded. go ...e. !,
Received Oct. 81, 1915. +: ...s,.s,
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Andros;coaain County.

Eliza E: Fisher, Aplt vs.. Arthur w.
Nelke. Rescript. Spear, j.
This is an action of assumpsit for
rent. On November /, 1913, the
plaintiff gave written lease of the
premises in question to the defendant,
for one year. After the expiration of
the lease. November l. 1914, the de-
PENDANT remained on the premises UNI
til December 4th following, and was, a.
this date, a tenant at will. The plain
| tiff seeks to recover. for the whole
month of December, while the defen-
dant contends he was responsible for
only the four. days he was in actua!
occupation, and sets up an oral agree-
ment with the plaintiffs agent where.
by he says it was mutually agreed that
>he should have the privilege of vacat-
ing the premises at any time after
the expiration Of the lease by paying
rent for the actual time he kept them.
Upon this contention the presiding
justice ordered a verdict for the plain ;
tiff and the case comes up on excep-
tons to that ruling. ~ ]
1t is admitted that the purported
agreement was made while the written
lease was in force and before any
tenancy at will existed. The termina !.
ton Of the tenancy by agreement must
1e in accordance with the provisions of
r. S. Chap. 96, Sec. 2. ~ ~
Held % That this section applies
only to tenancies at will. !.
I. -(2) That. everything contemplated
under it is predicated upon the ex-
Ffstence of such tenancy. ).
(3) That An agreement made in re-
gard to the manner Of vacating prem
ises which, at the time of the agree
ment, are not tenancy at will, can
not prevail.
"a That it would be extending the
scope OF the statute to thing not in
esse. ..
Exceptions overruled. :. -e
Received Oct 81, 1915. 49,. ,
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PlTTSFIELD

Grin Haskell of this town will leave
this week for Annapolis, where he will
enter the Naval Academy, having been
appointed some time ago by Senator
Burleigh. Mr.. Haskell is member of
the graduating class at M. c. I. IA.
Since graduating he has taught school,
His many friends will extend best
wishes for his future success.
w. NJ. Prilay ard son-in-law, Mr..
Jackson, left Monday for few days
hunting trip in the vicinity of Dead
River.
Everett Hurd; student at the U. of
M, passed Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Maud Hurd.
Plans are being made to form a
girls and boys Bible club at NJ. C. I.
Mrs. S. r. Haines Of Brookline, Mass,
arriy ed Monday for a two-weeks visit
with her sister. Mrs w. B. McGilvery.
Mrs. Harry Condor has returned
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Good Advice For Thin People

: I'D certainly give most anything to
be able to gain d few pounds and stay
that way" declare many thin men and
women Such result is usually not
impossible despite past failures. Most
thin people are victims of mar nutri-
ton, a condition which prevents the
fatty elements of food from being
taken up by the blood as they are
when the powers Of nutrition are nor
mai. Instead Of getting into the blood
much Of the fat and flesh producing
elements stay in the intestines until
they pass. from the body as waste.
10 CORRECT, this condition and to
produce, a healthy, normal amount of
tat the. flesh making food elements
must be. so prepared in the digestive
processes. that the blood will accept
and distribute them throughout the
body. There Is a preparation called
Sargol which works on this basis and
which is sold by nearly every druggist
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MADISON.

The first Of a series Of union SER
vices by the Madison churches for
community betterment was held Sun
day evening In the Methodist church
First came a praise service led by q
large chorus choir. There were two
vocal solos by Miss Evelyn Flanders
The first address was given by Rev.
r. II. Means. pastor Of the Congfega-
tionnl church. whose subject. was "A
Better Community Spirit" Mr.. Means
touched upon some Of the needs Of the
public schools and the need of vii
lage park. The second speaker was
Rev. John A.. Harding of the United
Baptist church. Mr.. Harding's subject
was What Can We Do to Have D
Better Spirit of Brotherhood" The
last speaker was Rev. VIM. Wood,
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.RESCRIP TSsFRoM
THE LAW COURT

y ~
The. following additional ,rescripts
nave been received from the law court
py Charles w. Jones, clerk Of courts
for Kennebec county: '@ ~
l. Cumberland County. ~ - ;
Katherine L. McManus VS.. Peerless
casualty Company. Rescript, Spear,
]. ~ De Ia 4, :. a's..
In an action of assumpsit on policy
OF insurance in which statements in
the application were warrantfes and in
winch untrue answers in the applica-
ton would make the policy void. APP
pllcat1ons of the insured in other in-
surance companies made within rea-
sonable time from the date Of the
statements made in the application in
the policy upon which suit is brought
and contradictory of such statements,
are admissible against the beneficiary
where the beneficiary by the terms Of
the policy has. no vested interest there
IN. The policy. in suit provides that,
Inc consent of the beneficiary shall
not be requisite to, the surrender of this
policy nor to a change of beneficiary
Held: G}, Under the terms of this
policy the plaintiff and beneficiary does
not have a vested interest ~ Y, :
(2) That the applications of the in
sured to the Prudential Insurance
Company OF America which were Of
fered in evidence and excluded should
have been admitted. = :
Exceptions sustained.
Received Oct. 21,.1915. ~ ssa
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ASTHMA
Simple Harmless Remedy Brings
Quick Relief.

Many cases of immediate relief and
rapid recovery from Bronchial Asthma Of
long standing and other diseases Of
throat and lungs are being credited to a
discovery made by DR.. Eugene How
ard Of Worcester. Mass. DR.. Howards
prescription, which is totally different
from all usual methods of treatment for
these Affections. is called oxidaze and
comes in the form of tablet which the
patient allows to dissolve slowly in the
mouth. It's curative, healing juices thus
crevice Of the irritated bronchial menu
branes, release the muscular construction
of the bronchial tubes, open up the air
passages and regulate the spasmodc
lung action. These tablets; though pleas
ant to the taste. are so powerful and
rapid in their action that many users who
for years were obliged to sit UP in bed
gasping for breath and unable to sleep
report that they now put a single Oxf-
daze tablet in their mouth when going TO
bed and can then lie down and breathe
easily and naturally and get good
nights restful sleep. Bowditch & Web;
druggists who handle Oxidaze tablets
sell it on the positive guarantee Of money
back if it does not give immediate re-
lief.-Adv.
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Why Suffer !i|il'!!' I. r.. !. !.
From migraine OF
Sick Head ache?
USE AnTl-kAllNIA TABL ETS

DR.. III. Caldwell says that this xceediugly
distressing disease does not shorten 1fe.
put does not appear to be durable. Suffer-
ers from this a11iction are Condemned to
ondergo the periodical attacks every few
Weeks until they are forty years of age. after
yniEn me attacks are less frequent, and
snaliy oisappeaf entirely. Palliative meas
l1res curing the attack are all that It ID
kOsnole 20 suGgest, while care In the diet fs
the best preventive measure. An stfeck
may Omen be prevented BY taking two
-kamnla Tablets whom the drst symp-
every two hours during the stack ehortens
u, Eases tho pain and brings rest and quiet.
=; Asn1ts-kamnlel1Ahlets may be obtained ct
W .Gtne0ese. AK Tor AK Tablsts. They
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STATE OF MAINE,
Public Utilities Commission.

| In the matter Of the petition Of ]
! Maine Central Railroad COMPANY
| issue stock and bonds under ths' ~
visions of Chapter 1877, Private
SpAcial Laws Of Maine for the ~
| 1915.
.&.se:srr r. r. NO. 10S. ee.
The Maine Central Railroad Compass
q public nsAfty, files with this Comm
sion it's written. application for approx
Of an issue a0f securities. THIS appnaI
ton, Is hnadAFssthe provisions of Chaee
! 1S, Priyafs ana, Special Laws Of
State ofNAfn4 fer the year Isis, ana VI
thorizeS Il the Maine Central RailfxI
CompaMX ID retire not exceeding IN
aggregafsntsn million "a, o0,eo0 s ao''e
| issue In place thereof bonds. notes
| preferred stock of the same par vaiM N y
the aggregate as the stock retired. wi
4 issue to .be subject to the approvs n
the Public, Utilities Commission OF III
State of Maine. a. III
asks, fol-. authority to issue pre Pin
stock to the amount Of three Iu Nj
(3,e0e;0 00) dollars, par value, dividea N
thirty Thousand (30,00D shares, O ~
par. value of one hundred Q0l o udIi|
EACH, having no voting power. envy n
rate OF FIVE (5) per centum per a a.s6|
and caIlable at one hundred and I've VA
dollars per share after three 0 kT|
from December l. 1915. permiIsss s,. ~
law; and also to issue At TINS tille m
amount Of seven million G.cOO 0ol a0IsSt
par value, dated December J, EI x1|
able twenty coy years from date ~ .ss,
with interest thereon from aais IN 81
at the rate Of four and one-na,i "s ~
eentum per annum, pa paySa undred z
tao 3 sns seer S.s If nt s@s q
terest date after five t0 years Irom ~ 81
thereof and Secured by nortgag e,r ~
property and franchises OF the CS ~ -
and also authority to morteass, Mnanr N
ertye and. franchises of the Coa4,isI -
the notes and bonds TO be ne n 8,
issued esasepfovitled in the vote s,;tian
stoekh oiders attached to TINS PsMn u
Applicant, a'hAving compiled w CO.
preiinifnar ys>requirements or ~
h1isstoM, and 1t being necessISc NJ
proper. that a. public hearing -
thereon. ''4s at 's I ORDERED -. =. -
That e. public hearing upon tab 49, q
soation be had on Friday, oGtove' al "
AT 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. Copt
Grand Jury Room In the CVud court
II HOUSE 9bs in the s city State & q
that the applicant give notice a nsSds ~
causing to be published an attestst 81
of this order in two issues saSn
following newspaper, VIZ. ~
Portland Evening Express. .pgs
Lewiston Evening Journal - ~
Daily Kennebec journal, 80
Bangor Daily News, n. al ~
two DAYS before said OctoDer -. 100 n
at which time and place aHheard.
terested may appear ana pS zeal Of
Given under the hand ana ~ ueDe
Public Utilities Commission a. ids
, this 2lst day Of October. =; RAyEA
- o VIM. 3. SHELTON ].
....- s..s4C HAS. w. MULI1M aipA
public Utilities Commission %
A true. copy, '>N ..3sEs
(SeaD a,nprNoS. .ClsI
Attest GEO. F. GlDplso1''
oct26d2t -Ee-. :. !. ...--.,s-s''
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,Sk0VVhEcA|R
~
Local Hen Fancier Makes Herr
Lay More and Grow Larger
Simply by Turning on the Il
Electric Lights in Pen !,
DEATH SUNDAY OF MRS.
SUSAN WILLIAMS e.

Charles Burnor of Winter street, Skow-
hogan. has proved that one can control
the laying Of hens and pullets to most
any month that he desires- He does this
by process of the electric light. II the
light is bright enough he claims in the
henhouse a pullet or hen is ready to
eat at any time Of the night. He turns
his electric light on at 4 o'clock in the
morning and has his hens eating at that
time This gives them extra feed Tor
the day and thus makes them grow 30
that now he has puilets that are. weigh
ing about seven pounds each.
The woman's Club will have its first
meeting for the year next Wednesday.
This will be an autumn luncheon Tor
members only at o'clock, followed by
a greeting by the new president. Mrs.
Evelyn w. Pratt. and echoes from the
Maine Music Festival. The committee
in 4 charge of the luncheon consists sof
Mrs. Minna Savage, Mrs. Emma Pooler
and Mrs. Georgia Wilson. 4S'3s p
Thirty-four were present at recital
of pupils of Miss Mildred Weston given
at the home of Mrs. Charles Matson.
Saturday afternoon. The program IN
.cludei: Military march, Beatrice Smiley
and Mildred Weston; June Morning,
Evelyn Reed; Starlight Waltz, JuiiGtte
Cariveau; Voices of Nature, Kenneth
Matson: Solemn March, Evelyn st. Leo
ger and Mss Weston; Scarf Danse. Mar
ion thompson; Cuckoo, Louise Fellows;
Burial of a Doll. Lois Hubbard and bea-
trice Weston; Part II: On the Stage.
Kenneth Matson and Miss Weston
Drifting. Beatrice Smiley; Up Grade
March, Fern Packard: In. the Land. o
Nod, Ruth Homestead; Sonata MOI D.
First Movement, Helen Lord; Through
the Meadows. Lois Hubbard; Song defe'
Beatrice Weston; Trio, Beatrice Smiley
Marion Thompson, Miss Weston. ne
freshments of punch and fancy cakes
we're served. The next recital OF tne
class will probably be given some time
in December.
Charles Smith went to Boston Sunday
with the Marston automobile to meet
cant Pow L. Marston and his bride.
who are on their wedding trip. capt.
and Mrs. Marston plan to remain IN
Boston until Wednesday and If the
weather is favorable return nome
through the White ~ fountains MT.
Smith was accompanied on his trip to
Boston by Miss Marion Swain. who went
to her home in West Medford for va
cation. by Robert Emery and Jack Low
new. whose home is in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Keene OF Chm
ton were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Holt and also Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Williams of Canaan.
Sheriff Frank Thompson was called
to Athens Monday to investigate a
break in store sf4tz7. s'-a ,sker 71'sess-4 'es
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ANSWER NATURES CALLS
DELAY Invites Disease -

Constipation causes more sickness and
suffering than any other one thing, and
in many cases it is self-inficted. Neg
lect to answer the demands of the bow
els for relief is one leading cause of
constipation. Don't fail to respond
promptly to natures calls. Delays are
dangerous and inviredisease For your
health's sake heed this advice. Always
obey nature Immediately, and regulate
the bowels with Il. F." Atwood's Med
icine. Then, constipation will not long
threaten your health and life-you can
depend upon it.. 49,
think IL. F.. yAtwood's Medicine is |
great remedy My father used to be troubled
with gall stone collie. but has had no attacks
since he commenced using Il. F." Bitters.
We find it to be an excellent bowel regulator.
Miss NJ. W1NoEA Usher, R. F. D. No. 3.
Buy a Csc bottle at your nearest
store, or write today for free sample.
FREELY Oldc Songs" words and music
Of sixty popular songs sent free ON receipt of
I outside yellow wrappers from the bottles,
together with your opinion of our Medicine.
d F." MEDICINE CO., Portland, Me.
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/. s. H. S. Basketball Schedules

u s. H. S. Basketball Schedules
|. Miss Geneva Smith. manager OF the
skowreaan High ( schocfa basketbail
team, on Monday gave out the schea'
ule SO far as completed sas follows:
Dec. 10-Farmington at Skowhegan.
Dec. 17-Oakland, at Oakland.
Jan. 2S-Farmingeon at Pennington
Feb. 4-Oakland at Skowhegan.
The tentative schedule for the re-
mainder of the games includes the fol-
lowing: 4
Jan. Madison at Skowhegan.
Jan. 14-Coburn at Waterville.
Jan. 21-Cony at Skowhegan.
Feb. 11-Madison at. Madison.
Feb. 1s-Cony at Augusta.
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Gard. of.Thanks

We wish to express our appreciation
and gratitude to the many dear friends
for every expression of love and help
fulness during the sickness of our loved
one and for the many beautiful flowers.
MRS. CHARLES w. DEANE,
THELMA H. DEANE,
MR.. AND MRS. E. NJ. DEANE,
MR.. AND MRS. DANA ROBBINS.
MR.. AND MRS. WALTER DEANE.
Madison, Me, Oct, %, 1915, ,..........
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Wood. NJ. and Mrs. Linwood Eastman
ana Mr.. and Mrs N Jaqu.th Of clin-
ton. The bearers were II. I. Libby,
@. p sGilmora Clyde Alien and Il. w,
Crawford. The interment was In the
family lot in the cemetery It Clinton
village.
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> Guy Hubbard, who has been passing
the summer at the Fairfield 6anatori-
unn, was one Of 10 to be transferred to
Hebron Monday. Friends here will be
pleased to hear that Mr.. Hubbard has
gained q good deal by the treatment.
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Fire At orrjnstsn Corner.

Fire at orrjnstsn cerNss.
The large frame house known az the
Capt, Horace PiArcs honseatea4 at Or
|rinsfon Corner. ownea.bysRev. { Alyah
Roysecott Of Bangdf, md used bv him
rs = summer residence, was burned
Sunday night. Adjoining BUILDINGS
were saved by firemen and chemicals
from the Bangor department
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The Philathea Glass; celebrated the
Silver annivsrsaryfof the founding of
the first Phifathea class at Syracuse 25
years agony a service. at the Rest
rooms Sunday night in charge of Mrs
Carrie Steward. The. s:. next regular
meeting: Of the First Philatheas will
be held Friday. ~.
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Factory has been increased ii, size by
10000 additional feet Of floor space. LarE-
est selling brand of 10c. Cigars in the
world. Factory, Manchester. N. II.
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yovahAl. WANT ADS ,,s,'3 I.
= s.,r BRING RESULTS =, -
TRY ONE AND ="
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" ~ Z. ~ ~. ~ y
Maine Central Railroad Company \
issue stock and bonds under tbs M
visions of Chapter 49,, Private q
Special Laws Of Maine for the ~
1915,