davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-13
STRENGTH

A miners life in the
mountains. Why the strang-
er departed. A womans
good shooting saves her
husbands life.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-09-01
SedmactyriCet mexickych bandit
zastreleno.

Ohrcsni Greduici Y Brownsville,
Tex. obdrzcli Y techto dnech an
tcntlck6 zprdvy, ze sedmactyricrt
banditd mexick}ch, ktcri Sc podi-
lcli ma utollu ma Norias rene, pet
aSedesat nil severn6 cd Browns
willie, dine ., srpna, bylo zastrelcno
pomocnjmi amcrickymi tlupaml.
N6kolik banditd naltza Sc dope.
sud ma svobod6, ale ie po nleh o
zbroienJmi tupami patrano, de
den \ techto banditu zastrelen hyi
minulou ucdGli II Sebastian. Jin}
hyl poranen a latten
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-09-01
President pi5e protest Anglii.

Jak ~ u Washingt0nu gdGluJc,
president Wilson pracuje ma pro
tcstni note BngIii, jel bude ' pri,
stitch nekoIIka dneeh do L0nd IA
posIhna. Nota tat0 bnde 0bjratl
Sc probld5enim baylDy IN kontra-
band a budc zaroyed PROFESSIONAL
prOti ymGsoyanf sc AngIie do ame
riekeh0 zasilaciho 0bch0du, kOta
tato budc zniti cncrgicky, ale
zdyOfiIe, n nebude tn zadnGbo pro.
blaBcni, ze kazdG daISi ymeboVanl
re Angle do americk6ho obchodu
zasiIacibo bude poyazoy1no IN po-
Elm nepfatelsky. Nebude.li ale
tcnto protest GGinny, pax nepc-
chybn6 budc poslana nota ostreJ
q, President ale je tG nadeje, ze
ostfejsiho protestu nebudc AMI
potfeba. Wilson je toho nahledu,
ze Anglie utini jist6 1stupky s o
bIedcm ma to, he i N6mecko je D.
chotno zmirniti mcthody yedeni
ponorkov6 vdlky. V zalezitosti A
rabicu Berlin doposud nemIuvi,
Tyrdi Sc stale, ze o tGto v6ci ne,
dostaIo Sc mu M doposud rirednich
zprav. VysIanec Spojenych Stat0
Y Londyn6 postal podrobnou zpra-
vi statnimu odboru t6to zalczi-
tosti, ale nebylo V nj zddnJch no
vych podrobnostf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-09-01

Barlow, Lady Ilbert, Lady Bachei
Vcrncy, Mrs j. a. Pease a j.
Bylo nayrzcno, yGnoVati zyIa5t-
nj vytisk kniby "Bohemias Claim
for Freedom, jeho VellGenstvu
krali anglick6mu; nabidka tato
byIa diky prijata jeho priyatnim
sekretafem a kniba odesldna.
Vzhledem k zasluham yynlkaJi-
cich angIickych osobnosti 0 nasi
prAci v r. 1914~-I5, usneseno We
vyboru nayrhnouti Glendm voibu
GestnGho komitGtu, jak sc v Pari-
ii, v Americe j V ostatnich kolo.
mich dGje. Nayrzeni: Lord Kel-
ly, Mr.. Courdurier de Chasaigne
James Baker, Boza Umirov. -- W.
Dor tento he die potreby doplho-
vati.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-09-01
, gprayy uberskgch yojcnskycb

do sprayy uberskgch yojcnskJcb
autorit.
Ma zdpadDim bojibli odebrdly ~
Y miDulycb dnech prndkt dGIo.
stfeleek6 bojc na lipiI od SEVERN
bo more nj X YogGsdtn. Ale po
tonto bombardoydui nedoslo nj.
kde k yet6im Gtokdm ptchoty
prudk6 bojc zufi take na Cali.
polsktm p0loostroye mfsteci
kde poslodDich dnecb yysazeno
bylo tersty6 vojsko. Turcck6 zpra
W oznamuji, ~ turecktmu yojsku
podafiIo se znoyudobyti zdkopd,
nle zprdyy anglickt tcnto tureekg
1sp6ch nepotvrzuH.
V rakousko-itaIskt Rampant ne
nj mnoho noyGho. IprGyy Ne III.
ma oznamuji, Ne M vscch from.
tdch jsou boje stale Y proudu n IL
itaIskA vojska pomalu postupuji
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-09-01
Pracovnici Stryce Sama Omaze,

Narodni Sdruzeni poStoynich
poslickn oGekavd v Omaze pfi je.
iich sjezdu, ktery Sc zde bude cd
G, do II. zari odbyvat, mnozstvi
yselik6 zdbavy, hlavn6 ale RytirI
Ak-Sar-Bcn mnohou radost pro NJ
We svych mistnostech priprayi, -
Ma dtlnicky svdtek k doprav6 po
slitkn II vnbec vSech nayst6vnikt
Omahy budou \ Des Moines, Sioux
city, Kansas City, st, Joseph, Lin
coin a jinych mist, ma POO mil cd
Omahy yzdaIenJch, YlaStni ylaky
ryprayeuy, Take omazSti Svob.
Hednari pobayi navSt6yniky b6hcm
ioiich zde pobytu zyldStni attrak
d We syt krasnt skotsktho ritu ka
Dcdrale.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-09-01
Pro Geske zaiatce.


hl'one a prak'leke doplsh'ce
oFlf pfa'e 'yaahy Nar''Soc' heSe-
oo.' a. ', FF,o ' '"i'"Eu' 1Soo 10
poN"o 'oNolSKe 4, ar'S'y !, 'arRy NO
NoFe' E%JouruJ'''no 'laS' tooo" po
SEoooo' ''"S'o' "oFou"' .o, N''fe 1o'.
ol 'Sto uoP'Sl'''c. rem Nr"l"oo,''
Nl'Fl Nj ooP''Nj' NV @"l"''" h'""
pa'raJ' p' SVEN pt'to'' ' Eale'G
P''l1oa 'y1' oop'>',''o ,.1 t''os''
N"oo' 's'o 'o''@ l,@ N"''@''e o@''"'
,'''S' ''N@' W. A'NNo '' @"l'''' '''.
,'pl s' u" N' 'o''oNn' <9a'"NF'
l'a'e nesou r ma aoFes''' ''Fa''e ',. oh''a- ''
'''l '@'' N"'e'n' t"l''' IN.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-09-01
Nova zasilka zlata.

Skoro $20,000,OOO We zIat6 "A
1925 5000 V jistotdch dosIo minu-
lou nedGIi \ AngIie do New Yor-
lu. .Je to druha veIka zasilka zla-
ia II iistot . Londyna, jiz ma bytl
sesiIcn liver Anglie V tGto zeml.
PokIad tento doprayen do New
Yorku We zvlaStnim vlaku 0 sednl
occlovych karach, kterG hlidanJ
byly osmatficiti ozbrojenymi mu-
Ii, PokIad tento pres more do
prayen byl anglickou vdletnou To-
di, doprovazenou n6kolika menSi
mi Iodicemi, do Halifax kanadG,
odtud po zeleznici do New ior-
bu. Hlato jistoty slozeny byly
We finanGnim dome j. p. Morgana
< Co. ma dGet anglickG ylady. prv-
nj zasilka zlata "A jistot pfisla dnc
~. srpna, Tuto zasilku tvorllo
%l0,500,00O We zIat6 "A $50, 1000,
900 v jistotach.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-09-01
100000 liber prachu pro Rusko

Jedna = nejy6tsicb zasilek bez-
dymntho prachu, posIana y teto
zeme, bude doprayena do Ruska
po parnikn Voronej, ktery sobo-
tn minulGho tydne yypIul y Will
mington, Del, do Archangelska
pres Glasgow. Tato zasllka sesta.
vi \ 100000 Iiber bezdymneho
prachu naIGzA sc Y bednAch po
200 Iibracb, Vedle toho ycze Vo-
roncj petadyacet yeIkych ndklad-
mich automobile. Rusti dustojni.
ci dohIiaeIi pri nakIaddni prachu.
Take jeho yyroba della se pod je-
itch dohledem.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-09-01
Anglicky tisk 0 ceske vtci a o
Husovi.

V Gervencov6m elsie Contempt
rary Review; Bohemia and the
War;" NJ. j. Landa. -- 3. Gerven-
ce, Spectator: John Ilus", Leo
Strachey. - 6. cervence, Times
Uvodnik 0 lIusoy6 vyznamu cd
II. w. Steeda a dopis, podepsany
nGkolika profesory oxfordslfe
cambridgskG university. ---. Morn,
ing Post: "John Hus, Keformer, y
e. +. Wyn. Evening News;
"Bohemian Day in London"
"The Moral Life with England,
Jos. Forman.
Po IIusov6 sIavnosti nekolk
zprav o jejim zdaru otist6no bylo
v ruznych casopisech, jake: The
Times, Evening Standard, West
minister Gazette, Middlesex Coun-
ty Times, Christian World, The
Common Cause, Ealing Gazette
The Church Times a j.
II. cervence, Sunday Times
England and Bohemia, j. For
man. - IS. cervence, The Caterer
"Om Bohemian Friends, otist6-
no zasluhou krajana Prossnitze.-
The Tuam Herald "The Condi-
ton Of Bohemia, r. J. Kelly. --
The Morning Post: "The Czech
Regiment, j. Forman. - T. P.'s
Weekly: "a few facts about 30
hemia". - %. Gervence, Evening
News: London Czech and War
Strikes -- "a. Gervence, Middle
sex County Times: AN Evening
with the Poles, Eugen Sully. -~
The Spectator: bohemia at the
present time, r. j. Kelly. -- The
M0ravian Messenger: "The lIus
Quincentenary in London" bi-
Skup IIassc. -- 81. Gervence: The
Tuam Herald -. X. Cesterton on
Bohcmian". - Evening News;
"Mrs. Runciman and the Czechs
Z toho vidno, ze zajcm ceskou
otazku Y anglicktm tisl1u a We
vlivnIch kruzich rosie do velmi
nademych roam6ru a viva Sc iiz
ImySlGnka ma samostatnost Czech,
zasuhou iak naSich britskIch pfd-
tel, tax i sympatickych pracovni-
XII Gesktch.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-09-01
m0cf ktergcbz RusoyG doufaji N
5tayiti pOstup htme1.
Rusko bude miti brzy doStatek
stfeliya.

Iiusko go nejd1ye budo miti do
statek hfcIiya, die prohIdbeui
pfedsedy obrannfho yyboru, zil.
acntbo dumou, Singareya. Ru.
skym afmGdam rychle posilhno je
nyni stfcliyo ma bojiste. VykOn-
most ruskych zbrojoyek Y posted
nich dDccb byla zdyojnasobena.
Armada ruskd je Y dobrGm stayu
a bude schopna zahdjiti oiensiyu,
jakmile doba budc * tomu prI-
hodnou a bude dostatek 8tfeIlya,
ably zaji5ten byl tryaly Gspech rll-
skGho naporu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-09-01
Ponorka F-4 zdvizena.

u Honolulu sc sd6luje, ze ponor-
.ka Spojcnych Statn PA, kterd
pred 6asem klcsla ku dnu mofskG,
mu $ % namorniky, byIa zdvizena
dopravena do prfstaviSt6. Ponor-
ka tato nalGzala Sc ponorena cd
%. brezna tohoto roku. Namofni
authority doposud nesdeIiIy niteho,
Y jaktm stavu naIczen byl vnitfel
ponorky, jenz je hrobkou pomci.
ka Alfredo l., Ede-a a jedenadya
citi jinJch namofnikn.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-09-01
Nova ruska armada o 100000
mulch.

General Pollvanoy, rusky mi
INSTR vAlky, oznamil Y minulycL
dnech, ze Rusko sbira noyou ar
mAdu o 100000 muz1 a ze osud
yaIeGne kampanG nebude rozhod-
nut drive nez AZ n6kdy pristine
roku, die petrohradsktho korres-
podenta lOndynskGho Gasopisu
Times. Korrespondent uverejhuje
nasleduJici prohlaSeni jmenovau(-
no generala: Name GuvGru V
svoji schopnost ochranlti Petro-
brad. Nase armddy mohou pre-.
stdti zimu bez jakychkoliv obti.
III. Vsechno je pfipraveno k to-
mu u6elu. Nova armada o 1000
900 muzu bude vycviGena daleko
IA valctnou linii a bude pripra.
vcna vytahnouti do pole ma jarc.
General Ruzsky ie vrchnlm veil
telem petrohradsk6ho frontu 4 ne.
kolika armadami k okamhltemu
pouziti. Jest mym povnym roz.
hodnutim pracoyatl souhlasu S
dumou a verejnym min6nim." Gc-
neral Polivanoy prohlasi povesti
% nespokojenosti ruskGho lidu "
tim, II spojenci mdlo mu pomaha-
j, IN bezmySenkovity klep'.
Nemecka korist v Polsku.
N6mccka valctna uradovna Wy
dala v nlinulych dneeh prohlase-
nj, ze vice jak 100000 Rusu byIo
lajato, n6koIik tisic del II dosta-
TEX puSek, ably bylo mono w
praviti jimi nekoIlk armadnich d.
usi, bylo ukorist6no rakousko-nt-
oieck}mi armadami We trech po.
slednich t}dncch cd pddu NarSa
.Ny. Rusov6 zatlaGeni byli nd
vzdalenost vice jak 100 mil vc
SVEN stredu, celia pryni jejich o.
brannd linie byla dobyta IA dru-
hi obrann6 linie jcnom peynost
Grodno naldza Sc doposud jo.
jich moci. Jcii pad jc ocekaydn
y pristich nckolika dneeh Die
zprav 4 perohradu, Rusoy6 vykii
III tuto pcynost. Celia ruska ar
mazda ncpochyhne ustoupi ma
Dvinsk pinsk llnit, ktera ohrant.
ua ie balinami a hustyml lesy, po-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-09-01
Mraz v Nebrasce.

MinuIou nedGi yeGer postihl ne.
kterG krajiny v Nebrasce lchby
mrdz, ktery ale neuciniI zadnych
Skod. Mrazem postizeno bylo hlav-
ne okoIi Auburn, Broken Bow Il
North Platte. Toho dne pokles'
tepIomtr ma A stuphd. Lehki
mrazilsy byly take Dcs Moincs
a sevcrozapadni lowe. Nikde vSal'
mrdz nebyI TAX slln}, ably posko-
dit mohl urOdu.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-01-20
CRANBERRY ISLES.

Mrs. Josie Brown is the guest OF Mrs.
DelIie Harding.
Gilbert Rice, OF Somerville, is the guest
Of Wilbert Rice and wife.
Mrs. Harvey Stanley went to Old Town
this week to visit her parents.
Mrs. Thomas Stanley is visiting at
Northeast Harbor and Son,esville.
Mrs. Carrie Jordan spent last week with
her mother, Mrs. Lucinda Stanley.
Mrs. Sadie Trusself is boarding the
school teachers for the winter term.
Mrs. Fred Bracy, who has been confined
to her bed five weeks, is still very poorly.
Mrs. Gilbert Stanley, who has been in
Massa chusetts some time, returned home
recently.
Miss Elva Squirting, OF 1slesford, called
on relatives and friends here Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Rev. Albert Knight and George Curtis
we're the weekend guests OF Hiram Stan
ley and wife.
Mrs. Ida Stanley, who is caring for Mrs.
Rosebrook at Northeast Harbor, spent
Sunday at home.
Leslie and Seth Rice wnl begin boat
building at once. The first launch to be
built is for Charles E. Spu Ring.
Schools are in session, taught by Mr..
Worcester, OF Columbia, grammar grade,
and Miss Inez Priest, of Brewer, primary.
Miss Gladys Squirting entertained the
sewing club Tuesday evening, and Mrs.
Ernest Squirting the Mothers club Thurs
day afternoon.
A whist party was held at the home of
Henry Bunker and wife this week. Re-
freshments were served and a good time
in general enjoyed.
A rehearsal was held at the church Sat-
urday evening to learn new hymns. Mr..
Knight played the organ, assisted by
George Curtis, violin.
A birthday party was held at the home
OF Seth Rice and wife on Mr.. Rice's birth
day, Jan. l5. Whist was the feature of
the evening. A delicious lunch was
served.
Mrs. Cora Richardson, who has been in
r Portland the past Jear, came recently to
assist in the care of Leonard Squirting,
who has been i'll five weeks, and Is failing
all the time.
Quite party went to Southwest Harbor
to attend the installation of Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs. A fine time is reported.
The night being perfect, made it a de-
lightful trip. A delicious supper was
served in the banquet hall.
Jan. IS. ROONEY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-01-20
Extension school at Hancock


The farmers OF the immediate vicinity
o. Ellsworth failed to accept the oppor-
tunity offered by the University OF Maine
agricultural department for three days
extension school here, and because OF this
lack OF support, Ellsworth will not have
the school.
The farmers OF the town OF Hancock,
awake to the benefits to be derived from
the school, took hold of the project
through the grange, and school will be
held there Wednesday, Thursday and FRI
day. OF next week. The course OF study
will be along the line OF the program sue-
gested for an Ellsworth school, and
printed in THE AMERICAN two weeks ago.
Three instructors will be present-R. w.
Redman, assistant director of extension
work, NJ. ID. Jones, director of farm
demonstration work in Penobscot county,
and G. ". Worden, director OF farm dem
onstration work in Hancock county.
Any farmers outside OF Hancock desir-
ing to avail themselves Of the advantages
OF the course, may arrange for accommoda-
tons at Hancock by addressing c. w.
Strstton, OF that town.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-01-20
Ellsworth Reunion

Boston, Jan. 10 (speciaD-In prepare
ton for the Ellsw orth reunion to be held
in Paul Revere hail, Mechanics building,
Friday evening, February %, there was a
committee meeting last week at the home
of the president OF the association, Mrs.
Lyman l.. Lord, OF 704 Commonwealth
avenue, Boston.
Those present were Mr.. and. Mrs. Lord,
Mrs. F. II. Kendrick, Mrs. f. B. Bowen,
Mrs. Morey Trip, MIR. and Mrs. Walter
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Adams, Miss
Marion Bartlett, Stetson Foster, e. F.
Redman and Oliver Anderson.
Mr.. Anderson agreed to take charge OF
the tickets, which will be sold by all mem
bers of the committee and which should
be purchased early. Mr.. Lord and Mr..
Adams will arrange with the caterer. 1t
was announced that Mr.. Poole will person.
ally direct his orchestra at the concert and
ball in connection with the reunion. This
guarantees a high quality OF music.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-01-20
BORN.

AUsTIN--At Ellsworth, Jan l5, to Mr. and
Mrs Harry Austin, a son.
BLACK-At West Brooksville, Jan IA, to Mr.
and Mrs David Black. a daughter.
DAUPHINEE-At Dedham, Jan 8, to Mr. and
Mrs Edgar Dauphinee, son. lClifton
Edgar.
DEAN-At Penobscot, Jan 8, to Mr. and Mrs
William Dean, q son.
DYER-At Franklin, Jan 8, to Mr. and Mrs
Calvin Dyer, daughter.
ELDRIDGE-At Hancock, Jan IL, to Mr. and
Mrs Charles Eldridge, a daughter. Eliza
beth Frances.
FARRAR At Bar Harbor, Jan 49, to Mr.
and Mrs Guy Farrar, a son.
GRINcLE-At Castine, Jan Z, to Mr. and Mrs
Bert w Grindle, a daughter.
JORDAN-At Hancock, Jan 10, to Mr. and Mrs
Humphrey w Jordan, a son.
KNOwLTON-At Ellsworth, Jan is, to DIR and
Mrs c Knowlton, daughter.
TERRILL-At Bucksport, Jan 8, to Mr. and
Mrs Clarence Terrill, a SOC. Philip d.
WARREN-At Ellsworth, Jan 10, to Mr. and
Mrs Walter Warren, SOD.
WILBUR-At Franklin, Jan IL, to Mr. and Mrs
Lyman Wilbur, daughter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-01-20
HANCOCK NEUROLOGY.
HARVEST OF THE GRIM REAPER
DURING TEE PAST YEAR.
DEATHS IN COUNTY LESS THAN AVER
AGE FOR RECENT YEARS LIST
OF DEATHS In ELLSWORTH.

THE AMERICAN prints below a table
showing the number OF death occurring
in Hancock county during the year 1914
This list is complied from returns made
nv the town clerks, and nearly all the
deaths we're reported in THE AMERICA N
soon after the occurrence.
Comparison OF last years record with
those OF the preceding ten years Except
ing the year 1904 when the returns were
incomplete shows that the total number
Of deaths last year, $40, is IS less than the
average OF the deaths in the county dur
ing these years, and the lowest number
recorded for many years. Eight persons
over ninety years Of age died in the county
during the year.
The following table shows the number
OF deaths and the old-age record for last
wear and the preceding ten years:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-01-20
nss,sI7.s3
ELLSWORTH WATER.

Another Analysis by Director OF State
Laboratory of Hygiene.
Another analysis has been made of the
Ellsworth water by H. d. Evans, director
OF the Maine laboratory Of hygiene at Au-
gusta. The analysis, the figures of which
are for parts in 100, 900, is as follows;
Date OF collection, Jan. 8, 1915; examlna-
tion, Jan. IL.
Appearance - Turbidity, 03; sediment o.;
color, 10.
Odor-Cold, none; hot, vegetable.
Residue on evaporation-Total, SO; loss on
ignition, l.os; fixed residue, los.
Ammonia-Free, .ooi2; in solution, .0092.
Chlorine-0.35.
Nitrogen-Nitrates, none; nitrites. none.
Oxygen consumed, o.52.
Hardness-l.0.
Alkalinity-0.5.
Iron-.015.
Lead-None.
Colon bacillus-None.
Bacteria, per C. c.-420.
In a letter accompanying the analysis
DIR. Evans says:
The analysis shows the water to be in good
condition to use for all domestic purposes.
IL is free from all evidence of pollution by
tions of the week previous to the collection Of
the sample, is in normal condition for this
season of the year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-01-20
NORTH CASTINE.

David Hitchcock is very i'll.
Fred Dunbar, who has been ill, is bet.
ter.
Miss Hazel Dunbar is home from Buck s.
port.
Mrs. Fred Conner visited in Castine last
week.
Miss Ella Perkins is at home, after a
few days in Castine.
Mrs. Gladys Dunbar and son Eugene
were in Belfast Saturday.
Postmaster Ordway bought a span OF
horses in Belfast last week.
Mrs. Mary D. Conner is visiting at the
home of Isaac Dunbar and wife.
Clarence Pinkhsm and wife were guests
OF friends in Penobscot recently.
Edward West and wife were in Orono
last week to visit her aunt, Miss Nancy
Irish.
Ray Wardwell, OF Harborside, visited
his parents, Fred F. Wardwell and wife,
Saturday.
Isaac Dunbar and wife, Archie Perry,
Arno Perkins and Manfred Mixer at
tended the joint installation OF the Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs at Castine Morday
evening.
Jan. IS. L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-01-20
MOUTH OF THE RIVER.

Capt. H. c. Ray, who has been ill some
time, is out again.
Mrs. Amanda York is gaining slowly.
Her daughter, Mrs. Dodge, is with her.
Mrs. Mary Closson has gone to Lewis
ton, where her father, Joseph Fortin, is
very ill.
N. g. Kingsbury, who is spending the
winter in Lamoine, is at his home here for
few days.
Irving Garland, cook on the schooner B.
l. Hazard, returned to Portland Friday,
after spending few days with his mother
here. -
Mrs. Eunice Williams, who has been very
poorly since last fall, remains about the
same. Her daughter, Mrs. w. L.. Pratt, is
with her.
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Ellsworth, Maine.

The merchant ,oho says he does not
beliere in adrertising nevertheless
places sign ouer has door and decor
ates has windo,c. The sign tells the
passer-by phere the merchant is
located; the attractive ,oindo,o inuites
him in from the sitiesoalk. That's adj
rertising, and good as far as ii goes,
butt doesn't go far enough 1t doesn't
get beyond the sidewalk. An advertise
asnt IN the local paper carries the sign
and the ,oindow to the homes of pro-
spectre customers, and pulls them
from the home to the store.
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DIED.

BUNKER-At Hancock, Jan IA, Charles W
Bunker, aged u years, II months, II days.
GRINDLE-At Castine, Jan ID, Flora May,
infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs Bert w
6rindle, aged days.
FRAZIER - At Otis, Jan Is, Mrs Melinda
Frazier, aged 81 years, 8 months, % days.
HALL--At Roc kland, Mass, Jan is, Samuel A
Hall, of Bucksport, aged IS years, 9 months,
Is days.
HAMILTON-At Ellsworth, Jan 20, Daniel B
Hamilton, aged 70 years, months
KNOWLTON - At Ellsworth, Jan IS, Mary
Morang, infant daughter of DR. and Mrs G G
Knowlton.
MACE-At Plantation No 81, Jan IL, Lewis o
Mace, aged "a years, months, ~ days.
PRAY-At Indian Point, Jan IS, Mrs Lucretia
H Pray. aged 70 years, 10 months, 20 days.
ROBINSON-At Bucksport, Jan 15, George A
Robinson, aged 70 years, days.
SHUTE = At Soldiers Home, Togus, Jan II,
Benjamin Shute, formerly Of West Hancock
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CATARRH LEADS
TO CONSUMPTION

Catarrh is as much blood disease
as scrofula or rheumatism. 1t may
be relieved, but it cannot be removed
by simply local treatment. 1t causes
headache and dizziness, irnpairs the
taste, smell and hearing, affects the
voice, deranges the digestion, and
breaks down the general health. It
weakens the delicate lung tissues and
leads to consumption.
Hoods Sarsaparilla goes to the
seat Of the trouble, purifes the blood,
and is so successful that it is known
as the best remedy for catarrh.
Hoods Sarsaparilla strengthens
and tones the whole system. It builds
up. Ask your druggist for Hoods,
and insist on having it. There is no
real substitute.
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kebekahs Entertain =.

Nokomis Rebehah lodge entertained
last evening about eighty Rebekahs from
Bangor, eight from Bluehill and two from
the trip by special train, arriving shortly
after O'Clock, and leaving on the return
trip about midnight.
Among the visitors was the State presi-
dent, Mrs. Virginia Holbrook, OF Bangor,
and the district deputy president, Mrs.
Maude Perkins, of Brooksville.
A banquet was served to the visitors and
home members at $50 O'Clock. This was
followed by degree work by Nokomis
lodge.
The officers OF Nokomis lodge for the
ensuing year were then installed by the
district deputy president, assisted by
Flossie Jones, of Brooksville, as deputy
grand warden. The officers installed are
Helen Nealley, p. N. G.; Ella NJ. Jude, N.
g.; Mary Hage5thy, v. g.; Annie Springer,
secretary; Letitia Brown, treasurer;
Amanda Leland, chaplain; Nancy Wes-
colt, warden; Nellie Treworgy, conductor;
Lena Holmes, r. s. N. G.; Lizzie Estey,
l.. s. N. g.; Alice Jordan, R. s. v. G.; Eva
Osgood, L. 8. N. g.; Ethel Brown, 1. q.
Louise Wood ward, o. G.
After the installation there were music
and short speeches. Among those who
spoke were the State president, the dis
trict deputy president, Past District
Deputy President Eliza Herrick, of Blue
hill, the noble grand OF Bangor lodge and
the vice-grand OF Bangor lodge, Mrs
Laura Scribner, formerly Of Ellsworth.
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MANSET.
Clarence Joy is quite i'll.

Mrs. Clarence Joy is quite ill.
Miss Vincie Bunker, of Cranberry
Island, is employed at Walter joys.
Mrs. Isaac Stanley returned Sunday
from Center, where she has been with her
mother the past few days.
Lyle Newman and wife, Leslie King and
wife and DIR. George Anderson left Friday
for Boston.
The special meetings will begin Jan. %,
instead OF Jan. q, as stated in last weeks
items.
The latest news from Capt. Charles
Stanley and wife in Tennessee was an un-
usually cold winter and bad colds prevail
ing. They expect to return home in
April. Their sons wife expects to re-
turn with them for visit.
Jan. IS. LILAC.