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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-07-08

TT is certainly time for the home
gardener to think of caring for
the surplus from the garden.
Wise home growers have planned
on having a sufficient supply of choice
vegetables during the winter. These
vegetables will have to be stored In
order that they may be preserved.
Onions and squash should be placed
where there is sufficient heat and dry.
ness to prevent any possible decay.
The root crops-parsnlps, carrots.
beets, satisfy and turnips-are best
buried in soil. A good sandy loan is
excellent. Place a layer OF soil In the
bottom of barrel or box, then a lay.
er of roots, layer Of soil and 80 on.
If the quantity Of root crops is large
enough the roots may be stored In a
pit outside the house. A good way IL
to pile the vegetables in a conicai
form and place straw over them. SoA
should be applied to cover this straw
and more soil or manure added as the
weather becomes colder.
Sometimes hotbed pit Is used for
storage, particularly If adequate facili
ties for ventilation are given and II
protection from oversupply Of water
Is afforded by covering the tops Of the
beds with boards and tarred paper.
Protection should also be given against
excessive cold by applying refuse over
the tarred paper.
Cabbages may be stored In the hot
bed pit or In the garden by placing a
little straw on the ground, removing
the cabbages. roots and all from their
location and placing them heads down
ward on this straw A layer OF cab
bages four plants wide and Of indefi
mite length, with another layer over II
three plants wide, all covered with
straw and soil, will cause the cab
bages to keep In the best condition,
especially If location IL chosen where
ample drainage Is possible.
The whole aim IN the storage Of
vegetables IL to prevent sudden freez-
ing and thawing, to give ventilation
enough so that the product may keep
well, to give moisture enough to some
crops so that shrinking will be done
away with and with other crops.
squashes and onions in particular, 10
give heat enough 50 That they will not
suffer from excessive moisture.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-07-08
DAILY DUTIES.

The best things are nearest
breath in your nosirils, light in your
eyes, flowers at your feet, duties at
your hands, the path Of God just
before you. Then do no, grasp at
the stars, but do LIES plain, com
mon work as it comes, certain that
daily duties and daily bread are
the sweetest things Of life.-Robert
Louis Stevenson.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-07-08
He Went Alone.

Della. the quick witted. was on het
way home the other night. IL was late
and the street was lonely, and Della
Is comely. would be gallant sIdled
up to Della and said, May walk
home with your Della turned on him
frank and fearless eyes and asked
WHY Are you afraid 10 go aloney'
Can any beauty who tells plalntiys
tales Of persistent "mashers" beat that
for effective rcpareef
And what became OF the would he
gallant? ''Sbnre be whit on 80 quick
l only saw the tails Of his coat tarnin
the corner said Della as she wiped
the sospsuds Oh her arms.-New Yort
Globe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-07-08

Yes, sir, P. A. puts a razor edge on your
smoke-appette-di that's nobby enough
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-07-08

to be photographed!
No other pipe and ciga-
rette tobacco can be like
Prince Albert, because
no other tobacco can
be made like Prince
Albert. The patented
process fixes that and
removes the tongue-bite
and throat parch! Let
that digest!
And that line of CONVEX
sahon is "a kt., whether
you play P. A. in your
old jimmy pipe or roll it
into a r,,okip'c cioo ratio
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-07-08

there isn't a bite in a
barrel Of this national
joy smoke.
Unlimber your old jim
my pipe! Dig it out of
the dark corner, jam it
brirnful of P. A. And
m axe fire with a
match Me-o-my!
You get acquainted with Prince
Albert in the foppy red bog, Sc; or
tidy red tin. Zoe. but for the double
back oction-joy, you buy a crysfol-
glass pound hunndor. And then
you're set! You see, il has the
sponge r,oistener top and Keeps
p. A. at the hishesf top notch point
Of perfection. Prince Albert 10 also
soid in pound and hoH.p0und TIN
huridors.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-25

NEWS OF The DAY L
Sunrise, 5:45; sunset, 6:07.
U. S. inspector recommends that
new pOstofiice be situated on block
bounded by Madison, Clinton, Canal
and Adams.
Andrew Ludington, Stockton, CAL,
matched pennies with 3 friends.
Lost $50.
T. w. Schoenberg arrested for
passing bad checks. Says ne was for
merly editor of Minnesota Stats
Tidning.
Detectives gone to Milwaukee to
bring back J. r. German. Said to
have passed bad checks on PeacOck's
jewelry store.
u applicants took amateur wire
less examination. 5 failed.
Wireless telegraph rates on great
lakes reduced from 81 to. 25 cents.
Lake boats to cooperate by keep
ing in touch with U. S. wireless sta
tons to be located at lifesaving sta
lions.
Old Friends club, theatrical organ
izatiOn, changed name to StrOller'sr
club.
States Atty Hoyne asked to un-;
ravel mystery of set of false teeth
found on desk of Chas. Mccall, asst.
George Maniatia, 1857 Indiana av.,
asked police to look for AlbinO goat.
Family pet. Disappeared.
Case of DR.. Ed. Luehr, 9141 Hous-
ton av., charged with hugging Anna
Klimaszewski, 221 Marquette aV.,
continued until today.
George McHugh, 1920 Indiana aV.,
knocked down May Mcmahon, 5489
Lake Park av., when she refused to
kiss him good night. Fined 500.
Stanley Skrzynecki's saloon, 26O0
w. 23d, robbed. $23.
Two weeks old boy found in wom-
ans lavatory in Washington Park.
ATOfboV. loft rOFo coyyiDG che bod hnnO
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-25

greSS, attacked husband IN Judge
RObinsOn's court room. Saw him
with woman. Case continued.
Carlo ValIica, 1861 Polk, had fight y
with Peter Carlotte over money. Hit
on head. Serious. Carlotte escaped.
Residents near factory of Chicago =
Nipple Man. Co., go w. Lake, arous-
ed by broken gasoline engine. Sound
ed like revolver battle.
George Kokenes, 1927 Hastings,
arrested for threatening life of Mary
Creme, 1893 w. Congress.
State charities comm to hold meet -
ing at Hotel La Sale to discuss care y
of feeble minded persons.
Educators met at Art Institute. u
Want Spanish taught in public
schools.
Northwestern sophomores finally r.
held banquet under difficulties. Fresh
men kidnapped three, two escaped.
Butchers truck killed Mabel Ras- D,
mUssen, 8, 1914 N. Hamlin aV. She
was playing tag in street. Driver not
arrested.
Movers of St. Sebastian's Catholic 4
church cut trees. Threatened by
crowd. Will be replaced by others.
Church to move from Bissel to Hal =
sted and Wellington.
Joseph KamfIe, POOP Maple av., II
Evanston, suicided. Had been ar
rested by neighbOr.
Albert McRae, editor of Stana Fe
magazine, candidate for president of b
Glencoe village board.
Episcopal church's home for young
men at 943 Washington blvd tn he
made permanent. Is success.
Ignatz MihaIk, II, stabbed in arm. l.
Tried to stop fight between 2 other d
boys. Stanley RajinsId, Is, arrested.
Jacob Rehm, pioneer resident, left
$500 Otto charity out of $625, 900 es-
tate.
Ed Cummings, sec'y to Chief GIea- &.
son. resigned Saws he's heating
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
Smrtna nesreca ma klancu pr

Jtnkovi ulici. Tavzeli Primoz, po-
>eStnik y Bohoricevi ul. Stew. 81 V
Liubljani jc zvctcr vozil gnoi. Ma
klancu pri Jenkovi ulici .jc pc ne
>rcGi priScl pod voz. Noz mu je
sci tcz nogo. Prcpcljali so GA V
dclrluo boluiSnico. kicr je drugi
dan umrl.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20

imcll vsled straJka, zatorej delav-
CT. proc od Colo Zelim, Ola hi 81
vsi mislcci roiaki nabavili drzav-
lianskc papirie. da hi lahko ma
dan volitve oddali vsak svoj glas
delavSkemu kandidatu in tako
dali vsak po emo ZauSnico kapi-
talistom. Spomlad je priSla, ma
rava sc je za6ela probujati. pre-
budi Sc tudi ii, delavcc, IL dodge
ga spanja in postavi Sc V vrste
zavednega delavstva, ola Sc preje
premaga mogocni iZkoris6evalec
kapitalizem. SlovenSki listi tu V
Ameriki so polni o tel najnovcjsi
ligi, tako, da ako ST clovek ne IA
nina IN ligo. da nina skorai kaj
titati. LigaSi hoccjo osvoboditi
slovensko ljudstvo. Aha, SovraS-
two ho6cjo napraviti med narodi.
da hi Jih potem lozic iZkoriSGali.
HOtejo jih reSiti nemSkc naSilno-
SUI. reslte 1lh na1prvo klcrlkallZnia,
potem Sc bodo zc sami oSvobodili.
Dokler DO narod pod p~ritiskom
farley suzcnj. "a nobena liga ne
more oSvoboditi. q voini ne Gi.
tam doSti, ker me ne zanima meni
Sc lc smilijo prolctarci, ko padajo
ma bojncm poliu ko Snopie, lcnuhi
so pa lcpo donna. Dclavcc jih
mora prvic zivcti. potem st pa 81
bojcvati zanjc. Zakaj pa ncbcSki
agentje ne grcdo y clovcSko klav-
nico? cato da drzc 81 uadalic "a
>lepljcno ljudStvo y tenn mc>cd-
nosti. Proc : kronanimi glavami
in militarizmom. Pozdrav vsem
t~itateljcm in tItatcljicam PROBE
tarca. Vas "a Socializcm
Matt Skrincr.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
Hastings, Colo.

Cenjeni sodrug! Cd tukaj Sc
nisem cital dopisa, zatorc.i mislim,
ola ne bo ia dopis romal V ured-
niski kos.
Della sc tukaj 4 dni ma tcdcm to-
ola ne zasluzi So wee kakor "a borno
hrano. drugO pa vsc pograbiio ka-
pitalisti V tako z d~clavskimf zulii
prenapolnjcno bisaeo. Scdai imajo
najvetjo Driliko kanitalisti izko-
riScati &c tako izkoriScane DELAY.
CO. kcr je vSc polno della zclinih
delavcev. Ako Sc cti ne pustiS IL.
koriScati. Jill Gaka ~ 10 ma two.
prostor. kcr hi ga z v~cscl.icm sprc-
jeli. KaDitalisti 81 ho6cjo scdai
nadomestiti izgubo, katcro %
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
L%oying-ton. III.

UredniStvO Prolctarca, Da So j.
ustanovila Slovenska liga boditc
zadovoljni; kcr liudstvo spozna-
va seie scdaj. kakSen socialisticni
nauk ie list G.. :. oznanieval, ker
le pokazal $ svojo ligaSko pisavO
ter T. ncsramnim osebnim napada.
MEM svoio pravo barvo: trezno
misleccga delavca pa ne bodo nc
Honda nit njegovi kriGaGi spra-
viii liz ravnotczja. Malo IT, mas
Slovencev tukaj V tel nasclbini
a lahko recon, da smo vsi tako.
imenovani izdajalci naroda, ker
Sc mOrajO nemski. angleSki in
francOski dclavci ravno tak0 pod
ameriskim kapitalizmom muGiti
kot mi Jugoslovani. Ia d~anasnjo
novo narocninO Sc innate zahvaliti
ligi, kcr je upravnistvu naznanje.
nj narOGnik V Glas Sv. sprevidcl
memo navduSenje "a delavca
Upam, da Jill bonn Sc nekai dru-
zih pridobil.
5 soc. poZdravOm
FIR. PlazZotta.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
FARMARSKA KOLONIJA IA
TUJERODNE NASELNIKE.

IemljiSGa Y Arkansasu in Loui-
siam nudijo ugOdno priliko lju-
dem, XII mislijo priccti $ kmetijo.
Dive zetvi V letu; dolga sezon IA
rast pridelkov. prijazno podncb.
Ie. Tia zemlja Sc prodaia pc $40,
do $15 akcr, nekai placatc takoi,
drugo pa ma lahkc pogoie. Lahko
zvlJenJc takoj 5 pocetka. PiSitc
Sc danes ma L. NJ. Allen. p. r. NJ,
Rock Island Lines, Room us. La
Sale Station Chicago. III.
ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
Drobne vesti.

"Agro = Merkur'. kasacijski
dvor jc vlozcno nitnoStno pritoz-
DO zavrgel III je potrdil obsodbo
ljublJanSkega SodiSta. Skodo. Xxi
ic naStala vSlcd k%onkurza "Agr)-
Mcrkuria." bodo scvcda pokrili
cbSoJcni- funkcijonarji.
Potriena volitev. Trgovski mi
mister jc potrdil zopetno izvolitev
lvana kneza IA ~prcdScdnika in
Camilla Pammerja IN podpred-
Scdnlka trgovSke in obrtne zhor-
nice Y I.jubljani IA lcto 1915.
v kanalu je utonil. Med neyih-
to. Xxi je divjala po goriSki okolici
N Furlaniji. So je vratal domov
Y Foljan 70letni kmct .Jozef Per
90. Y tenn j. Easel Y blizino ma.
paJalncga glavnega kanala. padcl
vanj In utonil. Tako pripovcduje
an Anton. Xxi j. %sprcmljal occta.
Nesreca. T. Preskc p~oroGajo:
GoSpodar Alojzii BukovSek in
MCCOY hlapec sta podzagala ma
vrtu hrast. Pri tenn pa ic padcl
hrast ma hlapca Amtona SuSterSi-
ga ter ga j. tako poSkodoval. da
lc hlapec ccz par ur umrl. Hla-
pee jc bill star - |. Bill jc pray pri
den mladiG. SoScdje SO ga pray
radi incl in goSpodar ga .ic lju-
bill zaradi ubogljivosti in posluz-
noSti. MCCOY brat jc vojak in ie
bill ranjen pri Grodcku.
Pozar. IL Grahovcga ma Tol-
minskem porocajo: Pricclo je go
reti Y velikcm hlevU Franccta
fforlancica pr starr poSti' ma
Grahovem. Igorel jc YES hlev z
veliko zalogo scna, polcg tega Sc
ena %telica, 10 praSickov in veti.
nOma vsi vozovi Y lopi poleg HE.
va. Iavarovan j. bill hlev i'm scno.
kdo je zazgal. Sc ne We. koliko
Strahu Jc prcstala uboga zena
An!cc, VI ina moia pri vOjakih in
je bolna. Nsi ljudje so Sc zclo tru.
dill, da hi o%bvarovali vsaj ostala
poslopja in sploh vas. Pomagali
so tudi vojaki. Posebno Sc je cd
hkovala pozarna bramba IL Pod.
brda, XII je nitro prisla dive uri
dalec III reSila. kar Sc ie dalo re.
Siti.
Proti oderustvu. V Gradcu so
vcasih pray Obcutno obsojevali
mlekarice, XII so p~rinaSalc Y me
Sto slabo mleko. Pc isti praksi Sc
SedaJ pOstopa sploh prot oderu-
Stvu 4 twill in drugimi potrebS6i-
Mani. Branjevke, XII so prodajale
Sirovo maslo cez doloceno ceno,
50 dobile pc 20 X globe, trijc dra-
zilcl usnja pa so bill obsojeni, e.
den ma $50 X, diva pa vSak ma
500 X.
Maggie smrti ie umrla $. marca
' Gorici gospa CeScuhova. sopro
ga Cescuha, pristava ma okr. gla-
%varstvu. OBJ 10. dopoldne jc Sc
ycseIo pela, oh IL. il ie priSlo sla-
bo. izgubila jc zavcst in oh 3.
popoldne je umrla.
Umrl lie ma opeklinah V Orcho-
vinci ma Vipavskem IL meseccv
start Jozef JclerSic. Scdcl ie ma
klopi polcg ognjiSca in je po ne
~rcti padcl ma ogniiSce. kjer Sc je
tako obzgai. da j. 6cz diva dni
iumyl.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
Svoj lastni zdravnik.

PraktiGen clovek je yedno pr
pravlJen IA vSe potrebc. Eden liz.
med njih j. Mr.. Jos. w. Wokal
40 jc postal bolan, nj zgubil svoie
glavc. On pravi o TEN slede6c
'TrlncrJcvo amcriSko Zdravilno
grenko vino me ie ozdravilo Trpel
sen ma zclodcni bolczni ter sen
Skicnil poSkuSati To zdravilo. Ka.
kor nitro sem "a zaCel rabbit. sen
Sc bolie potutil. livala "a Triner.
jeva zdravila. Jos. w. Wokal,
Belficld, y. Dak,'' - Pri bolezni
zelodca in GREY j. navadno 20.
trebno najprvo iztistiti telo y
Svrho, da Sc ~odpravijo vse nesnaz-
ne stvari. Trincrjevo ameriSko
zdravilmo grenko vino ic zclo
dobra izcistilna tonika, katera Sc
mai rabi pri zapcki, nervoznosti,
oslabljcmiu in slabi prebavi.
Y lekarnah. Ccna $1.O0. Jos
Triner. izdclovalcc. l333-1339
SO. Ashland Ave, Chicago, Ill.
T~rinerjcv liniment DO dial il.
mutenim miSicam novo moe. Zelo
dobcr prot rcvmatizmu in neural.
gil. Ccna % in 80 c 20 post 35
in 60c.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20

Colorado Sc Je &e marsikaj dose.
Clio, IA kar hi moral biti ii in te-
hi enaki hvalezni organiziranim
d%elavcem, mesto da Jim oh vsaki
priliki mecete polena pod noge.
10 in 12urni delavnik hi bill Sc da-
mas V v%eliavi V coloradskih rud
nikih in %topilnicah, in ii in tebi
enaki niste genili niti z mezin-
CEN V NIGGA dosego. Doseglo hi
Sc lahko Sc mnogo wee, ako ne bi
bilo preveG malomarnosti "a last
ne interese med tukajSnjim de
lavstvom.
Glede j. NJ. ST mi zdi. da VEN,
koga misliS, pa reGem lie toliko.
da te jc najbrz pray poSteno po-
tegnil, ker nj samo plaGal ONE
njeni assessment ampak lie Sc dolgo
casa potem bill elan organizaciie.
Povedati moran Sc, da nj priScl
mas Johan 4 vscmi tenn reGmi nj
kdar ma dan ma Scjah organiza-
cije, katere so Sc vrSile rcdno vSak
teden, nj nikoli vpraSal o enakih
stvareh niti Jill kritiziral tam
kjer je bilo mesto "a to, ampak
prihaja sedaj po dveh lctih Z nil
mi ma dan in So tolte pO zobeh.
Kadar je priSel ma Scjo, Sc ie de
lal kot da jc jerk donna puStil,
ali - ne VEN - morda nj incl
poguma, da hi bill usta odprl. ce
MISC malo "vinSki duhovi'' raialj
okrog NIGGA. Steer jc Y drugac
mem Stadiiu maIo kdaj priSrl ma
sejo.
Dale cveka Sc o nckakem izko-
%riScaniu. Sevcda, Ge razpiSe or.
%ganizacija poSebno naklado "a
podporo tovariSev ma Strajku. le
TO pc njcgovi modroSti izkoriSGa-
ME. RevGck. kajpada. njcgova
najbOljSa dobrotnica ic kompaui-
ia. Zgradila je topilnico, obra-
tuje Z MO, in to vse Same cato.
ker je mas Johan tn. da mu ustre-
re, kcr je menda lcp in lcpo oh
rit in poGcsanl
kar ST. pa tice novih CLANCY. no
iii pa kar lcpo brez skrbi. Nth
linen ii ne DO nihGe princsel ma
nos Mogote bi rad igral vlogo
denuncijanta ali ovaduha; vrag
81 ga znai vsc tvojc zmoznosti,
kot jc vidcti, ga zelo pctc mo.
ia media. katcro mi ie zviSal kar
"a cclih % capakov. Tore.j vendar
nj tako slab Glovek. No, kcr Sc
je pa V svojcm dopisu veckrat
sporekel Z rcsnico. mu tudi tega
ne Zamerim.
Glede krizc mai omenim le to-
like, da je pri cnih zc scdaj, mo-
gote Sc pri drugih kasneje FACE.
MIA. kar Jill jc boil miljonarske
"sorte,' kot j. moi prijateli IL
%"prerije,' sc iih gotovo dale IL
ogiblje.
koncem dopisa niece naokrog
Sc nekake nasvcte. ia, cemu y"
vraga? kdo ii jc pa kaj hotel
&c ST. nisi cutil krivega, Gemu Sc
oglaSaS? Sc nisi Ii sam tidal, da
tudi plot lahko pray pride &c nj
drugace? Pa zgodovinar lahko
tudi So poStaneS. Bravo johann
lie tako naprcjl
Chas. Pogorelec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
ZAHVALA.
Rock Springs, Wyo,

Podpisani Sc tenn potom naito.
pleje zahvaljujemo vsem sorodni.
kom, p~rjateljem in znancem, Xxi
SO mas Obiskovali "a casa bolezni
in smrti naSe ljubljene mladcnk,
FRANCHISE TRATNIK
IN nam krajSali dncve dolgoGasja,
ter Z mani sOcustvovali.
Prisrtno sc zahval.jujemo tudi
s%odrugom TUX. soc. klub st. 1876
Xxi so podarili ma dan pogreba ven
&C. Svezega cvetja : primcrnim
napisOm.
Ialujoci:
Jurij Tratnik, oGe.
Mary Oblak, sestra.
Anton Oblak, MOI zalujoGe sestre
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20

Premogar dezerter. 32Ictni
Hrcmogar VI. Novak Y Trbovljah
jr hil Eot trnovojniSki dclavcc "a
poSlcn g trbovcljskcm prcmogo-
kopu. pa jc samolastno zapuStil
dclo. To Sc jc spoznalo kot dczer-
%tiramjc, Noyak .ic priSel pred vo-
iaSko sodiScc in ic bill obSo.icn ma
pet mcscccv tczkc jcGc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
Jurij Tratnik, oGe.
Mary Oblak, sestra.

Anton oblak, MOI zalujoce sestre.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-04

County Com-i8sc1ers and
Sheriff Area To5lz Also
Md Pzrties 10 "a r7f IS IL
Junction Secured Fsidsy
Morning b. Properly Own
ers Of Duyei CoUnfy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-04
TODAY
Is going to be 81 Cent
days at our store.

We hare placed oH sale for those
three days only our entire stock o.
Satin, VeIUefs fdH colorxl and White
CdnCds L0tc Shoes for
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-09-01

Mass. There were recitations and stories.
As whole, the picnic was pronounced
the best yet.
Mrs. Georgia Foley gave birthday
whist Saturday evening, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Cole where she is
spending the summer. The rooms were
tastefully decorated. The first prizes
were won by Mrs. R. A. Flye and Harold
D. Powers, the consolation prizes by Mrs.
Charles West and j. W.. Earle. Dainty
refreshments were served, after which a
beautiful birthday cake was presented to
Mrs. Foley. Mrs. Foley cut the cake CIV
ing each guest present piece. Miss
Nettie Colt had the lucky piece which be-
tokened her marriage within the year.
Music by o. L. Flye and Frank Staples
closed the evening.
Aug. 30. UNE FEMME.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-09-01
KlTrERY TO CARIBOU.
UNE FEMME.

The Columbia hotel at Bath was burned
early Friday morning, the guests being
compelled to flee in their night clothes.
The loss is estimated at $4,000
A valuable deposit of asbestos is re-
ported as having been located in the
Spencer stream section Of Somerset county.
The only drawback to successful opera
ton OF the deposit is the fact that it is
twenty-five miles from the nearest rail-
road.
A loss estimated at 100000, was caused
last Wednesday by fire which seriously
threatened the business section Of Brown
vile. 1t finally was placed under control
by firemen from Milo. The fire started in
the mill OF the United States Peg
wood & Shank Co., which, with q large
manufactured stock, was burned, with
loss OF about $4,000. Other build
ings burned were the Briggs block, occu-
pied by E. L. Chase, hardware, and
Percy Ryder, grain, the postoffice, the
grocery store of Joseph Crandlemire,
Lewis garage, the town Office and the
bridge across Pleasant river.
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Miliy smiled. A lump csms into hss
throat q Frank Barlow. accompanied
BE- Sadie Lownss, came around and
paused BY the domestic table Several
Of the judges were there. and one Of
them had just congratulated Sadie on
taking the Srst prize for bread when a
little old colored woman pushed her
way through the crowd.
1t was Aunt Hepsey Spencer, who
worked for the Lowneses.
Il jes' had ter come an see whuf.
fore dat chile token de fus prize fef
dem little measley nubbins Of breadr
she cried excitedly. II wanter know
eff desc we're Little Rubber housekeep
ers KANT make bread dat'll beat dem
pesky little nubbins!" Aunt Hepsey
struck defiant hand In the direction
Of the little loaves that bore Milly's
card
You can't read, Aunt Hepsey." vol
unteered bystander. ''That card
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What's tho Use?


A h,deous green caterpillar was
crawling slowly and loathsomely along
a spitzelwood twig, writes the novelist
of the Detroit Free Press.
Its eyes were pink and without
lashes.
1t had a horrid fuzzy spine running
from its yellow ears all the way to its
termination.
Unsightly purple whiskers almost
hid its face.
Never mind" thought the cater
pillar. II know l am ugly and dis
agreeable now, but wait, just wait.
Soon shall weave cocoon about my
self and take nice long nap, and
when wake the cocoon will open and
/ shall emerge a dazzling, beautiful
butterfly! l know the other insects
look down on me now, but let them
wait that's all; let them watt"
And In time, sure enough, the I'M
slightly and unhappy caterpillar disap-
peared inside smooth cocoon.
And then-a bewhiskered bugologist
grabbed the cocoon with howl of de-
light and plunged it in preserving al
cohol.