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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02

Lafayette Beats Johns Hopkins
BALTIMORE. May Lafayette defeated
Johns Hopkins In a dual track meet to-day
~ to u. ff73
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02

summary: TWo-base .hfts-GIbson,
johnson. Liggan. Hay (2l. Stolen bases
-Akers. johnson. Bell. Harper. John
ston CD. Double plays-Johnston to
Williams. Hits-or johnson, 10 in
inningc; OF Watts. in innings: Off
by johnson. s: by Watts 2: by'Decke
err, 5. Batters hit-by Johnson, Har-
per. Struck out-by Johnson g. by
Watts. 5: by Decker, S. Passed balls
August. Wild pitches-Johnson, Deck
err Left on bases-Fairmount, s; c.
II. a. c., 3. Time OF game. . hours.
Umpire MoSley. Scorer. Williams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
80 II
barton Heights.

Summary: Two-base hits-Beck
watson. Double plays-Cosby TO
Hatcher to Bowles: Harker to Mooers
to DAWSON. Bases on balls-by Fig
Fisnsr. 3; by Tiller, 6. Time Of game,
] :55. Umpire. Shelton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
MILITARY LEAGUE
Standing of the club..

No games scheduled for next Satur-
day on account Of lakewood Memorial
parade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02

Wood. C.; Mactarlnne (21. L. Macfar.
lane. Moltz Triple plays-C. Macfar-
by Brown. 2: by Bear. l. Ratters
hit.by Bear. g. struck out--by Brown,
4; by ear s. Umpire. Toler.
barnens. q, Second Baptist. q.
. The Baracas yesterday battcd out a
victory from the Second Baptist "dea-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02

;, Duplex continues to best other teams
~ me commercial League. with c. S.
LUCK running close second
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02

Hampton is certainly some catcher
ana he is the life of the Bible class
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02

Farley. the fast second sacker Of
Belrr Bible Glass. is member of the
come back club. He played star
came Tor his team at the Keystone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02

Ths Central League will hold a meet
Ing Wednesday night at S o'clock at
the residence Of President A. EolK-
man. Jr. 2o4 West Marshall Street
Al managers are requested to at
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-14

9antpfers uSant' Gina" gefommen,
oaB oas Seuer auf Dem Sdiff ge-
loiht lei uno bob ons G6ifi nah oeti
@5oren fabre.
8or fiinf Sabren bat elm ae-
miiIer @ouaro Stepbens in ser Sc
geno bon @bidaiba, 9flaboma, Ieinel1
Setter Oscar Stepbens erI9lagcr
itto oie 2eibe in einem Gornfelf
pergraben. 9lus Gtitleten uno Neue
iiber feline Sat lift Der Mfann irsipi
ihen geiitesfranf getpor0eil uno ba1
in oieiem 3nftano feine Eat einge
ftanoen. Man fano bie 2eide auet
rihtig an Der be8eidneten Stelle.
= slus @albineton miro gerlel
oet, Die eneIiiden iltlo farnoo1ii6er
ganfiers, Die ioeben bierber getotn
men iitto, Inn 500 Miaionen Sol
lars au borgen ipollten tlidt, tpil
mm1 erfpartet batte4 Aamerifaliih.
Sefurit1ten fir oas gelo binterle
gen. lonoern nur gsoten Ser engli
Iden ODER Der fran5oiiiden @egie
r1tftQ.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-14
Texas Fuel Co.
Gbeitnnt & 9apion etrake.
4 FUSS MeSquif-n0Iz $3.50
4 FUSS Eichen HOIz $50
Ofenh0Iz und kIOetze $50
Sci. Grofett 229. gsenes Sci. 11O3.

tuabrideinlid fterben. Ser Ger
geant S. S. @olib nus Deoouooo IN
Siio-D -Dafota erbielt einen GhuB
lin ben 5henfel. BITE iibrigen Sol
aaten fQuaen obne 0erleBungen 0n-
bon, Die Merifanern 5eritreateil ii.b
|in eilliaer gntferniltg BON BEN 0rte
hes lleberfalls. gs gelang i,idjt,'
eiaen oeriel6em eirl5ufangen. Mun
slaubt olIgenneitl bob oie MaeiItetl|
|pon oenen Die an Dem lleberfaQ tell
geromnen baben, anf oieier Scitp
oes Aio @rnnoe tpobnetr. Cine Mn-
5abl SoI6aten buben &6uler III Der
Ndbe Der 3and ourhiilht u1io uEgc-
|fubr atpei @agenlaoungen @afienl
fonfisdiert.
Sberit 8lodlot bat BON @eil.
Nafarrate Die Musliefprnna bon
2ouis be Ia &oIa 11no glniceto 4i5a
Inerlangt. 9ie @eioen baben oie n1ai-
item Der oifrei5en6en 3irfularc llt-
|teraeihnet, oie in ben teranii1en sfio
@ranbe Counties perbreitet iparell.
|Wafarrate bot eatgegnet, er babe 0el.-
tie altseeiai1ot, oie geioen feIt5uaesj;-
men. gr uiiie niht, mo iie ii6 5iir
3eit alfbielten.
Dberit 9nlaro in &arlingan
tpltroe geneloet. oaB, aspiiden Gaili-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-14

SyelomaridjaG bon 6in6enbnra's
Srnppen ba6en bic bon Tetersbmrt
mad Nbiuno fiibrcnbe Giiembabm, siui
fdeu Nilna mn0 0iinabnrg, erreidjl
nn6 6amit einen iuidjtisen Grfols er
rnngen. Die Sample in iemer Sc
genb baben iid) ipabren6 Ser letter
Sage nm ben 8eiit 6ieier Balm &c
BRETT. Rad einen energiiden @oritoi
iunr6e bus 3iel erreidt. Die 0inIIel
baben iid in bas ipeiter Iiblid) aeIese
TIC Seensebiet suri6sesoaen.
@ie ans @ien semelbet iuirb, bc
ben bic Staliener bier Mngriffe an
ben 4riifeafppf bei Solmeim ge
madt, bic ale abseIdlasen iunrben
Sic erIitten in bieien 3ampfen idiue
re SerInite.
SIN englifden 1tnterbamie 1T Off;
siel befanmt semadt iuOr6en, baf BIZ
engliiden @erlnfte an 4pten, Ser
iunnbeten mnb Uefansemen bis snm
81. Nmsnit fid anf 381, 1888 Dffisier,
"aD Sp'Dn'eh D'suA'e" ga''ea'
Sn Iinsertn apnferensen NIT nj
ierm Srafbenten mnS nnlerm Staats'
ietref6r fno oem oenti6em 1otidDaf'
fer, gsaf UerHitorff, ale 9tn5elbei'
ten iber ben 1tntersang bes rArabie'
t'tsfgefetif msroeH, Da5'! sebSreH aud
ete aaslagen oer SlIsuere MIo iiDer'
ssO.asIa ~ = ss.1 rs 1ae vase''ece'
;s x.sSs ~ ss 80 x:ss ~ Sa..a t aosls.a' s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-14
gOm yPiO granoe.

llnier terarliides Sanitatsoe-
parterneilt fat in llebereiflltinnllna
nit ben @unoes Militarbeboree;l
einen 0cfebl erlalien, ourb cen eS
allen Wfdnitern perboten miro, po.l
Merico iiber Die @ren5e nod Geyas
81 fommen, es iei oenn iie b1ttetl
Grlmtbltis 0n3ll BON ben omcrifc1.i-
| iden Militafbeboroen. Ger @efebl
Datte MIR @e8ug auf ben untsren
Cell oes Hio @ranoe, aber man fiiGr.
te tim aud in @agle BaB olir1 lrilo
IN 5olge oelien peripeigerten Die
Garran5iitas III Hie6ras Neeras allca
@merifanern ,lno fonitieen Srcmoen
obne Musnabme Sen 3ltritr
5u Merico. Die Sa6e tmn-
be ipater geregeIt. Werifanijde
Srauen hat man iibrigens inlnler ru-
big nod eagle gsaB fommen Iaiie,L
ii.n cort @ebensmitteI gu faiifcn, bie
lie sarn 5uriid nod Yieoras Nearas
nsluncu.
~ g,ei Sos Snoios. oreiBig Mai-
len oberbalb 8rounsbilie, in eineln
Corral ai,f elmer Malh, tmtroen sebn
anterifanii6e Soloaten BON Der Gonl.
pag,tie 9l oes g.. &nbalerie Negi-
mellts bon fiinflin65iuanaig bis Drei.
Zig Merifanern iiberfallen. Ser llc-
berfaIl paiiierte aeitig am Morgcn,
oils Die meiiten SoIbaten nod lhlie-
fen. giner BON ibnen, eill eetpiiier
Oapis, mar babel. Seuer fir 3nbe-
refining oesSriibitiids a,ial,lege,,, ais
se aliBerbalb Der garralein5aunlns,
auf elmer Strob -Miete eiiien Meri-
faner bernerfte uno in ieiner N1be
flint anoere. gr fpedte Iofort leiiie
Ganieraoen un0 nod ebe iid) biele ole
ernllt. ifrt botten, iuaren BON ailen
Seitell Merifaner erihienen nnb sag
S6irBen begonn. Ger 9ampf bauer
te ltngefabr cine balbe Stltnoe, oana
5ogen iid Die Wferifaner 5uriif. st
naige Cote ooer @eripllnoete nabrlet
iie NIT iih. Son ben 9lmerifaaern
puroe Der Soloot slnton &raft aas
9etroit, Mi6.. Der ieit lrngefabr bier
@6onoten Dem Seer anaeborte, err
ItboIIen. Ser Sronlpeter Sarolo 9.
fSornep aus @atertoipr, 90. g., ipllr-
Sc Sfaper pertplitoet uuo miro bodlt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-14
Surge lltbtrlitbt.

sSn EDrtngal iOa cine neitc
@ebolntium amsgebrohen iein,
Die @erlnite Der Gnslanber
beliefen iid) am 81. glnsait ailf
381, 1888 Mann.
Die Siirfen beridten iiber
allerlei Grfulse aitf 8aaipOli.
Die Gage in sSnbien lit
idliminer ais man in Gng=
lan0 snseiteben mill.
1850 anabratfilometer 2an=
bes fat 8nlsarien BON Der
Siirfei erbnlten.
Sinbenbatrsts srippen BE.
ieten sic 9setersburs-9 -9ioiuru-
Balm, siuiiden @ilna nnb
Siinabnrs.
Die beatide 9iegieritiig err
Hart, Der 0ampfer rCr6nna"
lei periebentlidJ ansesriffen.
Sie engliidJe &esier,ins
imdt Gpm6on segen 2uftidiff-
ansriffe si perteioisem.
glmsriffe Der Staliener bei
sOlmein iuerben blutis snriid-
seidlagen.
Die Ser. Gfaaten ipollen ben
glrabie-Saa nid)t oem SdieSs-
gerid)t iiberiueiIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-14
(Siir Die -Sreie greGe fiir Essas. !" J
8ptt itrafe Gmglan6!


8ott ltrafe gnslanol Dieier @r,1b
ertont iebt iiberaa,
@ott ftsafe gnglanO! 9ie5er fluid
bebeutet gngIanb's Sal.
@ott itrnfe gnsIai1ol iballt Der STUFF,
ipenn Dentfdlalo's Sobne itiirmen,
9ott itrnfe gnglanol ipim1nert es,
mo 1i6 Die Spfer tiirmen.
4ott ftrafe GnglanoI fliiitert es
IN iebenl Baum l,no Gtraud,
Gott itrafe @nglanbl fniltert es
IN aualm uno Slammeurnud.
@ott ftrafe gnglanbl lernt elm @olf
als tdglides @ebet.
@ptt ftrnfe gnglanbl ruff elm 0olf
sDas beltt in 8affen 1tebt.
@ptt itrafe gngIanoi in Der 2uft,
all @aiier itl1b gu 2nnb,
8ott itrafe @rep, ben fei9em S6uft.
our6 ben Der &rieg entbrannt.
0ott itrafe @nglnrtbl 9ieies gSort
miro gnglanb er1t erfennen,
&enn aud I'M cieenen Qanbe Tim
hie 9eintatltdtten bremen.
8enn feline @dter, 8rllber alif
babeim 9fuinen fiilben,
llnb ipenn Die S06ne tpir1mernb fid
II, ibrem 8lute fpinben
2'rlim belttffe Idnner labt ben 9lu5
lpie 9ornerf6oIl erflineer
Sc muB Dem Seinbe tief bet Stnbl
ins eigene Serge brinsen.
9'rum borfpdrts, poripdrts tapfer
S6aar
vStirb 2olpe" Sod Der beilti6e Var
Wearie Grant.*)
Waontereb, Merico, stuaiit 1stg
y 0ie Didterin bat brei Sobne b
Der oeutihen gfrmee i'm Selbe ffeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-14
SmlamD.

9lus 9eetp gorf miro gentel0et: !:
8unoesrihter 9ougb berltrteilte oetl
oes Meineios geit1noigen Meierniiter
@nftap Stabl 5u 11a Sabrett @e-
fdngtlis ltno elmer nominellen @eln-
ltrafe bon einem Dollar. .Gtabl bate
Dor Der gulloes @ranbiurp BE-
lhtporen, auf Dem 8oroer- ltno s5in,
teroef Der o2uiitania" ie otpei MOTT
tierte &anonen geleben au baben.
Sim naditen Gage trat Der Mieier.
oampfer feline leste Gabrt nad gns-
lano an uno tpurbe ilnteripegs per-
ietrft. Ger oeiitlhe 8oti6after 1at-
te Die beibmorene ausiage Stabls
als glaubbaft acceptiert iin0 init ai1-
oeren 9lffi0abits als 8eiueis oaiiir
nnterbreitet, oaB Die Sorpeoierullg
Der ~2ulitania" berebtigt mar. Ser
&eierpiit eeitano, an benz betuuBten
Gage 70 betrlinfen getpeien gu ieir1,
oaB er iiberbaupt tlidts an 8oro ser
:, 2uiitania" unterlbeioen fonllte
0ieies @eitdnonis tpuroe bon oem
&idter itrafmiloerno in getraht ge-
sogen. ebenlo feline lange ltnterlll-
Gungsbaft lno Die gsotorietdtsba-
Iderei, oic i'm nermutli1 gum
Salideio beipog. Ser 9fihter bob
altsoriiflid berpor, oaB nidt Ser 9e-
1ingite 9etpeis bafiir erbraht NOR
ben iei, baB Stabl i'm 9luftruge Ell
ner nboberen" Ierlon ba,loelte.
Gas 8erbrehen lit ernlter aIs es
Den slnidein bat, i6loB Der 9ainter.
s@enn Der glngeflagte proseiiiert
ilno id1lloig beflln6en iporben mare,
tpiiroe ib i'm aur Sohititrafc per-
urteilt baben." Stabl mub oie StrG-
fe i'm 8unoessefdngnis gu 9ltlanta,
Ga, berbiiBen.
= Ilbert 9emore uno s. 6. Gar@
riere fino Don Der gun6es- -@rano-
iurp in Netp Orleans ongeflagt NOR
oen Die Hoit au betriigerii6en 3uef.
Ten misbraiiht an baben. Sic follen|
burf) fallde Tro9tbriefe bon 8nnscn
IN SEEM Dorf, 2onoon. Samburg uno
anoern Srten sroBe Sun,nten erbat-
ten baben. Die 6ei6en glnseflagten
batten elm grportsei1Gft fir SaB.
bdnoer, Die elm GROCER 9lnsfubrarti-
lei bon SEEM Orleans lin6. Sill
@lanbiser 1914 madten tie 9orf,irs.
Sbre @Iarbiser iollen itngefabr fiini
WilIionen Dollars berIoren baben.
= Sn ct. 2ouis lit elm seuilier
sSalius 81. 8erfb, Der 8iee Hr1ii.
oenten Der 8erid Sire Snlurance
slgencp, itnter Der glnfIage perbaftet. |
cn oem Ereiben bes iogenannteu
granoitifter- -Erult beteilist getpeien
5il iein. gr tpuroe gegen 8iirg.
idaft entIniIen.
- 9teor glonirol Clifford So
Iepb 8ould, Der 9efeblsbaber bon
Sonoliilu, nto6t befanrlt, baB er trot
cler 1tnterIuhungen nift I'M Stans
De iei NIT 8eItimnttbeit su iaeen, |
mooltrd oas llnterleeboot sd" arn
25. Mdr8 ouf Der Hbebe bon Sono-
lulu gum Sinfen eebraht Iei.
Cine orabtloIe 8otihdft it'll
bon Dem 9apitdn oes frau5oiiidenI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-14

GentIden gefangen eettommen mdr,
hpie iie i'm ieine lan1nltli6en 4lel
Der aus5ogen uno tpie er 6anlt rlndt
entflob. = Die @efdidte lit rratiir-
lid gelogen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-14

sGbe Nasbern Drekmafins S4sslw
t,iro am 90. September fpieber er1ffnef.
8uf6neioen, Gnprobieren ilrto Ndhcit
eeIehrt G6iilerinnen MAIDEN ibre eiges
item afeiber, tpd6rerib fie lernen. S5ier
fpiro 9eltId) geiprohen. 504 @arhen
Ctr, San Mmtoirie, Teros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-14

- 8iele 2ellte iiro beiier. wenn lie
franf iino, nls 5u irgello elmer nnoe-
ren Belt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-14

Or. @. $. 8ater lit sur Iraris 5uriids
gefebrt 407 9ioore 8log.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-14
Wabl : Mtt5et8ess.
Sir 2eaislatar.

Serr G. 8. 2anse fiinbigt iih afS
Aa1bi6nt fir bic 2esislatnr aIs Nadfols
ger fin ben beritcrbenen Neprdientanteu
Sdne9manu att
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-14

Serr Waarfball Gstribse fiinoiet iiG
nls &anoioat fir bic 2esislatnr ais
NadfoIger fiir 6em beritorbenen Meprds
5enfdIlteu Ghipcanann atl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-14

Sarrs @iattermann. Aene uno ses
6raltd)te 8illarosSiidle H. utenfilien fe9
sQeain slne., San antouio, Ser. Eel.
Grodett 1925.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-14

= Ser getpobnlide WienI6 pers
.aiBt feline 9aieoerIoaen, Der cole ieine
Siege.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-16

ooSyicFs OK ROAD WORE IN COLORADO
10 put the honor system into effect
with The convicts under his control
Bat evidently has hope OF being abls
10 do 40 with certain classes.
Il Is worthy Of note that the effect
Of fnad work Ii good ON the mind OF
us public as wess as on the morals of
The prisoner, The average citizen Is
able 20 see for himself that very few
OF The ccnyscts arc dangerous and tina,
many II them, IL given chance, win
make good citizens" II has also
"anickene,l the demand for bette,
roads'
hany prisoners are employed by con
tractors or farmers at the expiration
os tne'r term aud thus kept away from
'heiF old hauuts and associates. In a
word there Is no question about the
moral. mental and physical benefits OF
toad work on the convtcts and incl
oenIaiiy better attitude toward them
on the part OF the public.
Absolutely correct analysis OF tie
economic side OF the movement Is I'm.
Possible from the data presented. Com.
missioner Coleman states that It cost
Ias' Year II cents per ten hour day to
ICED guard and otherwise provide fol
'he convict labor on roads.
IL would cost something TO provide
lof These men In idleness. and the to
.al should not he charged 10 the roads.
~ colorado experience shows saving
vi ABOUT - per cent over free labor.
al things considered Mr.. Atkinson OF
Louisiana estimates thee total cost of
PRISONERS on roads. including supervi
s'oh az ~ cents per day.
AT Morgan OF Utah made no esti-
mates except a saving OF $500 to 81
~ mile on roads built with convict
.aoor Such experience given by men
"a charge OF The prisoners and the roads
worth volume OF theories about a
t'eat problem. but It also sustains the
'heery that convicts should build roads
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-16
THE FARM INVENTORY.
me Farmer Should % Able to Tell
Whether His Work 10 Profitable.

Whether His Work 10 Profitable.
Prepared by Ua;ted States department Of
agriculture.l
Like every business man, the farmer
should be able to tell whether or not he
has made money out Of his operations
and. II SO. how much. The amount Of
cash at his disposal Is no indication Of
mis- success. A striking instance Of this
Is quoted by the office Of farm manage
ment OF the Uaited States department
Of agriculture la one Of Its recent pub
licatioEs. A young New York farmer
with 100 acres made two successive In
ventories year apart. covering In de.
tail his land. buildings. live stock, ma
cbinery and t1o.s. produce on hand.
supplies. bills receivable and payable
aud cash. At the time Of the first In
ventory he Ind In cash $500, at the Sec
ond only Si.,j. Nevertheless after all
his farm expenses had been paid, all
his .iving expenses and the interest on
the money he had borrowed. he had
really the equivalent Of 1868 TO show
for his years work. AT the beginning
OF the year his total assets had been
$1,000, and these increased In the year
to Sl3,s00 In addition he had reduced
The farm indebtedness by 1913; thus
his business was worth 1868 more at
the end OF the year than 1t had been at
the beginning. The Increase OF his In.
vestment In live stock, machinery and
tools and produce held for sale amount
ed to Sl.073. but ON the other hand his
cash had decreased $TG3
Most energetic young farmers will
find themselves In n somewhat similar
position. They are naturally disposed
to put back into the farm business
what money they make out of 1t. The
result Is that however successful the
enterprising farmer may be, he Is not
likely to find himself at the end Of the
year with much cash on hand. Unless
he Is scrupulous to take an accurate
and thorough inventory this will be
more than likely to discourage him and.
moreover there viii be no way for him
to tell whether or not he Is managing
his farm properly. To be Of any serv-
Ice. however. the inventory must be
thorough. IL must be a detailed list.
with values of everything that he owns.
including money that is owed him: and.
on the other hand. he must reckon up
all of his debts and obligations. The
difference between the total assets and
debts Is, of course. the net farm worth.
IL Is this he wishes to increase. not the
cash IN hand.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-16
EAST FRANKLIN.

Miss Hazel Blaisdell is home from Brown
university.
Mrs. John Patten has returned from q
visit in Brooklin.
A daughter was born to MFR. and Mrs.
Harvey Bunker June II.
Mrs. Nancy Woodwork, who has been
visiting her daughter at West Sullivan, is
home.
Miss Marion Wentworth and Nora Bun-
ker, who have been teaching in Whiting,
are home.
Paul Blaisdell has gone to Pittsfield to
be present at the graduation OF his
brother Raymond.
David A. Hooper lodge, F. and A. NJ,
will have special meeting Saturday
evening to make arrangements for St.
Johns day.
June IA. B.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-16
SoKrH SULLIVAN.

Rosa Hsvey has gone to Seal Harbor for
the summer.
Eugene Ashe Is moving into the house
recently purchased of c. II. Newman.
Mrs. Nicholas Scott, OF Bar Harbor, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Robert Abel.
Mrs. Hattie /. Miller Is home from Sau-
gerties, n. ", where she spent the winter.
Primary, intermediate and grammar
schools closed June 4, after successful
terms, Miss Morris, Mrs. Houghton and
Miss McGown as teachers. The grammar
school bad very appropriate promotion
exercises. The program included essays
by Marjorie T.. Springer, Frederick A.
Gsrrish, Shirley G. Clemens, Agnes K.
Holt, Carl +. Blaisdell and Daisy Milne.
June IA. III.
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DIED.

ALLEN--At Mt Desert, June 8, Obadiah Allen,
aged 80 years, Is days.
AUSTIN - At West BrooksyiHe, June 9,
johanna, widow of William Austin, aged ~
years,s months, "a days.
AVERY = At Bucksport, June 8, Byron G
Avery, aged 81 years, months, rs days.
GRAY-At Southwest Harbor May 81, Mrs
Clinton Gray, aged IS years, Is days.
HAGERTHY - At Ashland. Carrie Louise,
infant daughter of DR. and Mrs Albert b
Hagerthy, aged weeks.
HAMOR-At Bar Harbor, June IS, Francis.
son of Mr. and Mrs Albert Hamor, aged s
years.
HAYNES-At Trenton, June IL. John Haynes,
aged II years, months, days.
KINGMAN AT waltbam, June II, Arno
Louis, son of Mr. and Mrs Hervey kingman,
aged months.
LELAND-At MaDset, June 9. Samuel Leland,
of Indian Point.
KELLEY--At Hancock, June ~, Mrs Della
Kelley, aged 81 years.
SHEPHERD - At Miuturn Swans Island),
June 8, William Shepherd, native of Aber-
deenshire, Scotland, for several years a
resident OF Minturn, aged Is years.
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years previous to your building a trel-
lis for the grapevines. or you can
crow grapes in this row of v.nes across
;our garden without ever building a
trellis, but by simply training cane
or two of the vine to stake or post.
Notice that q grapevine will make
double the growth II 1t has support
over the vine that has no support. Do
not delay pruning your grapevines.
The work can be done any time before
the leaves appear. but In late pruning
tine vines .are apt to lose some sap,
called bleeding-Green's Fruit Grower.
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CONVICT BUILT
STATE ROADS
Highways Are Improved and
Tho Men Benefited.
GOOD OBJECTS ATTAINED.

s.,d Work For Prisoners 10 Success.
al Both From . Humanitarian ane
from an Economic SsaGdpoint--Ne
Guards Are Ussd In Colorado, but
Few corvicss stavs Tried TO Escaps.
A. the fourth American road con
s.,ss at Atlanta last November there
was n too brief discussion Of the EN-
,,os,nent Of convirts on public roads
gst since the participants gave aetna
expeFience rather than untried tlleorie,
us may overlook the lack Of some lie
,sIls. saws the National Stockman and
Farmer.
Two objects are IN view In the work
iar ~ conylcts on roads--thc welfar,
a; the men and the Improvement OF
the highways. Experience shows thai
both objects are attained. but that roac
work i q greater succcss from the hu
manl,arian than from the economic
standpoint.
The effect on the prisoners II good
bath physically and morally. Theii
worn - wholesome. In The open mir
They arc taught to work and are re
waried for falthfuiness by small
sum u money which IL available whcf
their sentence expires or by a rednc
ton of their terra ~ imprisonment
They are trained In cleanliness an.
sanitation. and. above all. they ar,
made 10 feel that they are men hy he
ins trusted
Commissioner Maloney OF colorads
states that no armed guards are used
the men are placed on parole and trus,
ell and not over one In 100 has evei
at,emitei 'o escape. Commissions,
Coleman og Virginia has not been abb,
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MARRIED..

BATCHELDER - GREENLAW - At swans
Island June /, by f Morse, esq, Miss Inez
Batchelder to Fred Greenlaw, both OF
swans Island.
COLBY-BuTTS-At West Sullivan, June 10
BY Rev Moyle, Miss Maude S Colby, OF
West sullivan, to Aeri A Butts, of Strstton
FLYE-SMITH-At Bluehill, June 8, by Rev
Charles Hargroye, Miss Lettie Flye to
Rodney l. smith, both OF Booklin.
GARLAND -GRAY-At Ellsworth, June H.
by John Brimmer, esq, Mrs Eva Garland
to Freeman Gray, both of Ellsworth.
INS-SPRAGUE-At Ellsworth. June
IL. by Rev A Kiliam, Miss Hittie
Googins to Clarence l. Sprague, both OF
Ellsworth.
MARTIN - WILSON - At Prospect Harbor
June S, by Rev X Dalzell, Miss Elizabeth
Martin to Burton Wilson, both of Prospec,
Harbor.
SMALL-COOK-At Deer Isle, June Z, by Rev
o Guptill, Miss Edith NJ Small, of Deer
Isle, to Burton f Cook, OF Poughkeepsie
NY.