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Evening star., 1915-06-09
GERMAN STATEMENT.

BERLIN. June .. via London, 3:3S pm. :
In the western theater: Enemy forces
commencing an attack yesterday aft
ernoon on the. eastern slope of the
Lorette hills were driven off by our
fire. An enemy attack today on the
eastern slope of the same hills failed.
The last group of houses in the VII
iage of Neuville was left in posses
SION of the enemy during the night
10 the east Of Neuville we defeated re-
peated attacks of the French with
heavy losses to the enemy.
In the district to the east of Hebu-
terne battle again is raging after
an unsuccessful attack of the French
IN the early morning hours.
An enemy attack in the forest of lie
PFetre was repulsed with sanguinary
losses. Fighting continues for a
small part of the outer trenches.
Eastern theater of war: The eastern
bank of the River Windau in Bubyli.
northeast of kurachany. has been
captured by us
Attacking forces are approaching the
town of Shawl tin kovno) from the
southwest
On the Dubysa the enemy's northern
wing has been driven back in a
southwesterly direction. BY an en-
circling attack our foremost line has
reached the highway of Betigol- All
glice.
South of the Niemeu river the Rus
slams retreated in the direction of
kovno after stubborn fights at Dem
boWarduda and kozliszki. Three
hundred prisoners and 200 machine
guns were captured. During the pur-
suit which followed we gained the
fortified positions facing kovno on
the high road between Mariampol
and Kovno
In the southeastern theater: East of
Pr"emysl the situation remains un-
changed. To the northeast of Eur
awna troops under Gen. Linsingen
brought the Russian counter-attack
to standstill Further to the south
fighting is in progress for possession
of the hills to the east of KalusZa and
west of Jezuwol.
Stanislau already is in our possession.
We took $500 men prisoners and
captured IL machine puns
Evening star., 1915-06-09

BELGIAN STATEMENT.
BELGIAN ARMY HEADQUARTERs.
Havre, June 8:
During the night Of June CT there was
intermitten cannon and rifle firing along
Evening star., 1915-06-09
AUSTRIAN STATEMENT.

VIENNA. Austria, June 9, via London.
June 3,
In the districts of the Pruth and
Dniester tGalicia) the troops of the
Teutonic allies syesterday prosecuted
an attack along the Lanczyn-N Mad
worna-kalusz line and pushed back
the enemy toward Stanislau and Hal
icz. Further progress was made on
the left bank of the Dniester. east
and north of Zurawna. $500 Russians
being captured. Otherwise the situ-
alton is unchanged
In the Italian coastal district the en-
emy apparently is preparing gen
eral attack against our positions on
the iSonza river. In his isolated at
tacks heretofore near Gradisca and
Grado he has been repulsed with
heavy losses.
In the Carinthian and Tyrol frontier dis
tricts the Italians have been keeping up
artillery fire without success. An AL
pine detachment which occupied
Montepiano. south of Landlo. was
driven off by our troops. The dis
trict of Ala was visited by plunder-
ing Garibaldians.
The Italian airship Citta di Ferrara,
returning from Fiume this morning,
was attacked, set on fire and destroy
ed by our naval aeroplane LIS COM
manded by Lieut.. Chasing. and with
Naval Cadet Won Fritsch as observer
TWO officers and five men of the crew
were captured
Evening star., 1915-06-09
TURKISH STATEMENT.

CONSTANTINOPLE, June s, via Lon
don, June 8:
On the Dardanelles front there was
artillery fighting Tuesday Fire broke
out on an enemy transport struck by
our shells. The vessel listed and
soon sank. Another transport hastily
left it's anchorage.
Evening star., 1915-06-09
Getting Ready for Summer

Second floor. F street
Evening star., 1915-06-09
Choice Large Red-Ripe
Strawberries
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Two boxes for Csc.

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-26

oenne Sio (f6. Ipr.) bientnte pda
IA 9oges til 8 Tigers Orion for
Toraarsiroens SfpIo.
-2an6mano Otto Rapn ira So.
gum @ommelmnrf, iom bar Iigget
I Omegnen Of Reuitaot, er fonrmen
biem og bar 3 Tigers OrIop.
Qiaele6es er @aaroeier gpert
Eoertien ira Ssnoer OlIing biemm'
son Orlop / 3 Tiger for at leOe ar.
aeioet paa lin @naro.
Gage Or. 2aulten S6omien
fro Sf9rbqf, Der itrafs neO 4rigens
u6bruo blep in0falot iom MilitRr
lrge til Geierpe.5 nfanteriregimen
Rr. SO, er | oisie Gage go. apr.)
1iemme poo en- fort OrIoo. San gsr
monu 1ieneite peo bette 3egiment
% bar iioen ginterens gegpnoelia
tooet peo Gronten | 5ranfrig.
0mlbbrDInnp. Den 80. April fun.
II 4sbfermeiter 9sgefen os Suftru
pod Nsrreforp | Mbenroa feire De.
~ @uI6brpIlup. Begee er roife.
Salben. Carl Dibbern, en- Sen al
1oge Eibbern | aobenron, er I bis.
+ Doge (20. apr.) faloeu / Granf-
"a. Gan oeItoe ! 4risen Tom Sri
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-26
YGlDrrbpj"i san 6rantiseO.

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>. Stunt IA oaait q 9reg iom mn
ligt bar Gaamarfs 81 1nin1ssaom.-
teen oeota5et II aiilutte 0a5en me0
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tine itemaingsfuI0e Coirin q imaf
f Sun9e beore elo aolet anoe.
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trplle 9illeoet Al 8aumart.
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paa6elunotes 9rsoerne. Snoo1eIiea
al 9alletten. aorns. @aiitfen oi7s
"a ali ta9er 9aa. 1t 6arefttiiin9en
oil 5lioe en- TOR Sutces 2ea ios
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2pit o5 3oritaaclie 9la otaae -.
9aoe. o. ser oil fife 5.ioe ioar1.
paa 50erfeu III auer 93i0ier f0r II
ifabe en- oellnffet aiteu I 5eof.e
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over. er 'itraoe. 81 SaitrHffioam
er @ooerora5at ST.. :. q 0ers5otot,
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til 9almarteatrat ] ao~6en1a9n Cr.
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SEN j lofa,e @uHffreSie iaa Isl.
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8eroensu5itiIIiH1aa. o9 0a moa3a
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no, fan erboIoe 0isie 1a0 ifriitl1t
at 6enoen5e ia til 9omiteeas =
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IA O'6arreu Street. San Traa.
cisco. Ser at ioreba11e muIiae Mis-
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finger uoen oeoIaat 9etaIiu3 Qr.
len paa 9iIIetterae er 81
@Iem MI fife At 6eitlue gila.
terue / 1ioe, hi glaOiernes Guta-
er natiirIigois 6e1rpniet. 9eitiIlin.
9erne oil Oerfor bIiDe e%fieftuere5r
!, / 8pftefsIge, eiteriom Be mo9ta1a5,
o. ingeu fan oerior ieIe fla ~ioruret.
let, ON BAN oenter. til Be; CT or
tent
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-26
Low ROUND TRIP FARES
TO EASTERN CITIES
Enjoy Sight Seeing and yisi.
Your Friends.

Tickets on sale June ! til September
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Falls. New York, Atlantic City Bo-
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Be sure your tickets read via the
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You arrive at Chicago in the pala-
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Full particulars may be had upon
application to any ticket agent. chica-
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-26

On eneitnaenoe Operation. Qaris
6. Rni. groiesior armeu9au0 RI
9oroeour fremitilIeoe / Baar / 4ea.
oenie Be @e5icine en- ing franit
Ser1eant ION 5ao6e iaaet an Splint
al en- 6~aan0aranat truffet uO Al
6iertet a SanitetsIpge 3r. 9eau.
ienat. Sergeauten bIeo iaaret 1e0
St. 5u6ert (. Ofto5er. StaaIiolin.
ten trrngte lennem Wellemlulust
o. 6ierteiRffen o. bIe1 iio6eu5a I
fier6e 5ierteoeutrifeI. o. Der ido
ben i ire og en- 6ato Raaneo. in0en
SEN bleD taget uo. Operationen Be-.
tegnes Tom eneitaaen6e. Stuffet gIeo
Here @ange a Iau9en. 5oorior Set
faI6t 0anifeli1t at iierna Set. Ter
irpgte6es Tor aompIifationer. mcn
alt elf goot, % Sn Ratienteqs Ser
te nj Tunaerer normaIt, onies ban
fom h%eIbre0et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-26
5il areosmisfonen
A~IIfnois are6s.

SlIinois arebs.
Differ oe6 are6smsoet gSebter GroDe, Wao. $5i.35. Ofer
ct goudi Wgb, @reenbile, Wfeb, $1725 Offer po 5ples.
ms0e gbene,er Wah, gbicago S2f 09. Snni. Mgb, St6nep,
Wicb, $1,000. ebene3er Wg6, Clinton. Mis, $500 Dhtritnts.
set gbene,er Ueab. Gbicago, $50 6. GHtriftmeOet @reenpile,
Wicb. $t045. Grnnus Utgb.s llngoonsforening, Wcyeobb, 81,
500. gilIamnen 5000 40.
aof poa areofens geane. Deter s. 0in6en, areosfos'
f4f0 Congress ct, Chicago, 80.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-26
Gil get6ania gsrme6iem / @ampaea.

0conomowac, gis, Mrs. Sobn Rienen (aro0
2 5orflaoer, 2 Bar Stremper. 2ucf, @is, 5aco5
SEMEN 1 Baffe brugt Ssi.
9ierteIig Sof for @ooerne.
Sobn Qnoerien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-26
8pittennsu.
mtsfionen:

fr fpitteret fe a6G. Nr, 20 ................. S479f.60
qertile, u. O., en- unrbnt :. j.. .......... 200
Samesfoipn, aanf. Mrs. qnna an6eren -. 800
Gbhoao, SG, stloams Uqb. ~llna0ontsf. Tor Stu0. WPoto 800
gpnn, Minna Wr. Ga DPrs 8. 81 6anien So. 400
Hufffn, gebr, ID. & 6. g6riifenIen 49,. 200
Dee Moines, So, getbes6a DRgb. ......... 1000
aaOubon. So, Gbene5er wagbs. SeOninsenisiionf. Nies
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Fl. So; g. g. gaaOfen SO; 6. Senien $t5; O9iis 2poia
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50; CIR. 3 annoien, Senrif O. Scbmiot bp. $40;
Uarin Hosmusfen Toe -. =. IL. -. ........, 1913
aloubon, Sn, gbene5er Mg6 8. CIR. anuofen $50;
apisionsnrsSet s25 e......rs~s 5000
gtonoaro, alta, Can, BaHor s a. Senien So; @afbe.
mar Senicn. sheooor Senien, Better Senfen, q. p s.
Wprhue hD. SOC, Mrs. 3. g. Senior, arnolo Ras.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-26
mi4fionen:
R srm misfionen:

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Sertiie. q. 1nf, en- uaTOnt -. ............",..
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3orma. y. 7af, 3ons Q2gb.: 0liis Minneo 9asinisien,
g1is Ghritine Seaien, 0dis g6ritine Gbriienien 10.
81. laae Nrs.) q. aoienoabl. 80. 5perien, q. 9. Ho.
ieroabl. 5teifen Semen, q. Z. anoerIcn, 1beoOor
Ser'en. Marie Gorten, Girls QeterIen. ) 6. 9an.
fen 0lnrins 9eterien, Sens 9oien0abl, Sohanne Sen.
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/ 5afobien. : Z. Z. 9n6 20. SOC. ...........
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-26

3 apitteringer Tor Carer til SfoIefnsien ira genner Maple
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lsbet TO Sell: Bait u. Sanien 500 ffnf orre $500, % nrte ei'
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-26

DilIIB % 4 IuI IOIt &lU IlutA W.
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me00eler I i'm egeuifab ION 6or-
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forening, At Ger paa ale 2aiaretter
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gel paa Ear. 9usmBorene ! 9a-
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rat. 9agen eiter fom Ser en- ZEN.
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ban en-. paa 6oiIfen Ser Dar reiit
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lda tiIIige en- innf arans. ieuot al
oen af0sOes @ooer o. Seiter.
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pan en- BntrouiIIetur Sen II. Warts
fom I rusiiif 5anoen fab. San fri
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uroIig for Sem. 6a Sc iaar NOT at
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5nGOen / Sranfrig. goftasfitent
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6. ApriI bIeoen rant al en- a1tale /
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mers BAR tioIigere 0Gret Ioaret. Gan
bar Oeforeret me6 Sernforiet.
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mi6oag SEN If. 9pr. ior6fpiteoes
ira frue airfe I Sa6ersIeD sen to6t
bun6reooariae Gnfe aoreu 2asIen
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9aoro poa qroTteret Trooit 9etar.
fen boTot Iafen I airfen oa f~orret.
teoe SorOpaafaiteIien. SsrgemuIif
og @oo0 9empIarer me6 7 6mier
IeSiageoe ben0es goare ira airfen
til @raben. aiIten bar 0pffet al tai
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nere0e ganno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-26

5nia, $. 9arien, eaura Semen. 5o6n emien
q. s. 8abl, arel 2ariat bu. Sf00; 5 9asmusen
Sl50, -7 en- mUpnt bo. 81. -. =. .......... 2250
S5a4lTf.. 5as 9so missioner Riefen5 Nde 1913
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Glendale N1inu, 40
9r5u. QitnR, 11.66
anatoara. ea5t Rrairie aa 500
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6armngtous 41nn, 349
5arts9 y. Sat. G5r 5 geeren s.: c5sns3er @o9
,o6fSysaf,n Nnn qpf SO. q2rs. Carl 3eroenRn 81 100
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Snbtonermisii0nen:
1sr tsitteret, e al pr. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S235l07
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&tsionsmsOet $25. en- nnaont $2o........ ........ 5000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-15

a new system Of tutor teaching is
TO he inaugurated at Portland High
this year. Two members of the facul-
". Mrs. Pearl c. swain and William
Casey. will give almost their entire
time TO this work which will consist
Of individual lessons TO pupils who
have for illness or some other cause
fallen behind their classes. The OBJ
ject will be to so advance these pupils
within a short period Of time that
they will again be able to take their
place with their fellows. Personal
acquaintance with them, a closer per-
sonal acquaintance than is possible in
the classroom, will of course be an in
valuable aid in this effort. Most of
the tutor teaching will be done with
the freshmen and the seniors; with
the freshmen because the faculty
members believe that the transition
from Grammar 10 High is often a diff
cult one. and that many pupils need
assistance in getting acclimated. as 1t
were: and with the seniors because
many Of them are preparing for col
iege and will wish to be helped over
difficult places. The gerater part Of
this tutor teaching will be in mathe-
mates and the languages.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-15
Rumford Girl Injured by Auto.

Seven year-old Thelma Foran
daughter of William Foran Of Rum
ford. was run over Monday noon by an
automobile driven by Deputy Sheriff
Everett Bessey and in which County
Attorney Albert Belliveau was riding.
The little girl had jumped from behind
high fence. down a bank. into the
street and landed in front Of the auto
mobile which could not be stopped in
season to avoid bruising her badly
about the face and limbs. A slight
hemorrhage from her ear also persists.
causing fear of internal injury. No
blame Is attached TO Mr.. Bessey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-15

the opening OF the sessions Tuesday:
Mrs. Edith Riggs, Mrs. Clara Moody,
Mrs. Elizabeth Solomon. Mrs. Susan
Foeg, Mrs Sadie Boies, Auburn; Miss
Anna y. Gordon, national president of
the ". c. T. l., Mrs. Lucy Southworth,
Mrs. Clara Davis, Mrs. T. N Kewley.
Bath; Mrs. Lila F. Hutchinson, Mrs.
Mary J. Grant. Bangor: Mrs Addie NJ
Childs. Fort Fairfield; Miss Mary Cros-
by. Bangor; Mrs. Isora Brown, Bruins
wick; Mrs. Lila T. Atkinson. Brunswick
Mrs. Nellie L. Curtis. Bethel. Mrs Thorn
as Kendall, Calais, Mrs. Anna r. Silver.
Mrs. Myra d. Mckechnie, Mrs Frances
Is. Damon. Mrs. Mary V. Pierce, Dexter
Mrs. Esther J. Gilman, Easton; Mrs. Le-
ma NJ BrinteIl, Foxcroft; Mrs Flora
Thayer. Dover; Mrs. May L. Blake, Up.
Pc Gloucester; Mrs. Mary H Leavit;.
GCrham: Mrs. Mary T. Hurd. Gray; Mrs.
". 7. Guild. Mrs. Grace Clark, Gardner:
Mrs. Louisa Ph.lbrick, Greene: Mrs. Ell
Ia Morse. Hallowen; Mrs Josephine r.
Pollard, kennebunk; Mrs c. D. Holmes.
Mrs. l.. II. Garland, Lewiston. Mrs.
Adelia Gordon. Leeds; Mrs Fidelia Rand.
LiVermore; Mrs. Fannie T!nkham, Mad
lsnn, Mrs. Bessie Pierce Mars Hill: Mrs.
Slb,l Cannon. Mexico; Mrs Luella
Grant. Mexico: Mrs. Florence Glew,
Midtown. Mrs. Maggie Turner. Maple.on
Mrs 5. \. Manson, Monroe; Mrs. Jennie
trlce White, Machias: Mrs. Hesma NJ.
Hanson, Newhall; RS. Myrtle q. r. Ames,
Mrs. Harriette Nutter Mrs. Alice S.
SPENCER. Mrs. Elizabeth Beale. Mrs.
Morse, Patte,1. Mrs. L. H Wight, Mrs
g. :. Vail, Mrs. W. NJ Weed. Mrs.
George II Allan, Mrs. A s. Bisbee,
Mrs, +. ". Knight. Mrs. Alfred South
rcrk, Portland: Mrs. NJ. F. Hodedon.
Mrs. Hope Brewster. Mrs. Lucy Burt
on. Mrs \ H. Newbert. Rockland:
Mrs. Elizabeth Miliken, Stroudwater;
Mrs. Gertrude Stevens Leavitt, Mrs
Mildred J Leighton, Mrs. Vena L.
johnson. Stroudwater; Mrs. Jennie
Tracy. 81, Adams. Mrs. John Perry.
Mrs. Mae u. BuzzelI, Steuben; Mrs.
Susie chapman, South Paris; Mrs
Laura ThurloW. saltwater; Mrs. Ella
r Smith. Thorndike; Mrs Mary
Mitchell. Mrs. Mabel Irish. Mrs Am
Ni2h Pike, Mrs. Lila s Newell. Mrs.
Augusta Irish, Mrs. Jennie Chenery.
Turned; Mrs. NJ. K House. North
Turner Mrs Mary A Banks Vinal-
haven. Mrs. Phoebe Pinkham. Mrs
Anna Richmond. Mrs. Clara Mum
ford MIR, Hannah ]. Bailey Mrs Alice
Cloueh, Mrs. Georgia Williams. Win
throp Mrs. Elizabeth knight. West
brock Miss Frances Gilmore. Wool
wich. Miss Mary G. Fullerton. Miss
GLADYS Chase. Westfeld. Mrs Sarah
Clem' nj Mrs. H A Wright Mrs EN-
ma Sn2aIl. Waterville, Mrs. Harriet
White. Wayne Mrs. Althea G. Quinn
~. North Turner President: Miss Isa-
hel y. Stlckney. East Rrownfieid; Miss
clara N FarWeu Rockland; Mrs
Emma L watts. Portland
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IMPORTANT CASES TO BE HEARD
IN SEPTEMBER SESSION SUPREME
COURT OF P|SCATAQU|S COUNTY

row morning and it is expected to take
several days of the courts time. The
attorneys are Judge Martin L. Durgin
Of Milo and Hon. Ira G. Hersey Of
Houlton for the plaintiff and Fellows &
Fellows of Bangor for the railroad. The
case will be tried before drawn jury.
The membes OF the grand jury are:
George A. Bartlett, Blanchard; Theo-
dore c. Burgess, Sebec; Guy Brown.
Guilford; Frank B. Curtis. Wellington;
Frank Draper Parkman: F. F. Emery,
Medford; Edgar W. Gerrish, Brown
VILE; Charles A. Hayden, Abbot; Wal
lace Homer Monson: Richard Hoxie,
Orneville; Forrest L. Hutchinson, San
gerville: Harry G. Hersey, Greenville;
Herman NJ julie, Smiley; H. P. Speed,
Atkinson: Charles H. Thompson, Milo;
John Thomas, Williamsburg; William
Foxcroft.
The traverse jurymen who are serv-
ing at this term of court are: Stanley
H. Blanchard. Blanchard: Samuel E.
Bearce. Parkman: Clarence A. Brock
way, Dover; Clinton: A, Brown, Milo;
Fred D. Barrows, Foxcroft; Leon P.
Crockett. Foxcroft; Frank H. Carleton,
Greenville; l. H Carney. Orneville;
w. A. Crozier. Brownville; Fred Da-
Wis. Atkinson; Arthur L. Farra. Mon
son; Charles r. Glover, Bowerbank;
Willis z. Gilman. Guilford; W. l. Hill
ton, kin-shury: Harry A. fIescock. Alb
bot. ". l. Hamilton, Wellington; L.
S. Johnson. Brownvllle; Henry ".
Lane. Ellotsville; William A. Mills,
Milo; Chester H. Morrison, Sebec; T.
W. Merrill Willinantic; Frank A.
Phillips. Shirley; Dana Rollins. Will
hamsburs: Dana c. Rankin, Barnard :;
F. L. Russell Medford Alfred D.
Smith. Lake View: Fred H. Spearing,
Guiiford. Harry v. Thomas, Sanger
Vile; Edward F, Whitney, Dover;
Richard l.. Williams, Monsoon
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Dover, Me, Sept. 14-(SpeciaD.-T
September term Of supreme judicial
court for Piscataquis county convened
here this morning. Associate Justice
Warren c. Philbrook OF Waterville
presiding. Prayer was offered by Rev.
E. L. Gates OF the Peoples Baptist
church after which the new grand jury
for the ensuing court year was empan-
neiled and the charge to the jurymen
given by Justice Philbrook The grand
jury then retired and began the consid-
GRAFTON of criminal cases under the di-
rection Of County Attorney James A.
Hudson. Chief in the matter Of public
interest among the criminal matters to
come before the present term Of court
is the case of Leroy H. Shaw, former
town treasurer Of Milo. who is accused
OF the embezzlement Of the towns
funds and who was held for the grand
jury under heavy bail Shaw before
his arrest was very prominent in bus
mess and social affairs in Milo and is
a former cashier Of the Milo branch Of
the kineo Trust Co. 1t is also expected
that evidence Of liquor selling in the
county will be presented to the grand
jury and it is intimated that numer-
Gus indictments will be returned for vi
citation of the prohibitory law.
Among the civil cases that of George
A. Swazey of Milo against the Maine
Central Railroad is the most import
ant. Mr.. SwaZey. who is a resident of
Milo, brings suit against the railroad
for $4,000 damages for the loss Of a
foot while employed as a brakeman at
Oakland in 1912. The case was tried two
years ago, the jury returning a verdict
OF $4,000 for the plaintiff. The case
was taken TO the law court where the
verdict was set aside and a new trial
ordered. This casesgees to trial tomor-