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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-17

SorpeODDo01c ell OeDQllOe DER Seret@
nigten Stonten, BON Dem oeren sSlag-
&c Debte"
9lnf Der eriten &eiic gefapert.
9onoon, II. Sea. Ser idmeoi-
i6e Sampfer Stodboln, Die friibere
Yotsoam Der Sollano. .9lmerifa 2inie,
Der iid) alIf oent@ege bon 8otbenburg
nad SEEM 9orf befano, lit bon ben
britii9en Seboroen na6 &irftpan
geidleppt iporoen. SIM Oftober muir
De oas S6iff pon ieinen gegenpGrti-
gen 9eiitern gefauft imb es befano
lid auf ieiner eriten Reiie naf) ben
Sereinigten Staaten ulltcr neller ge-
ifdftli6er 9eitiing
Sampfen 2epenppul geitranoet.
9on6on, II. Se5. Ser oem
beleii6en Silfsausiduiie eeboriee
Ganlpfer 9epenpool, Der bon SEEM
Dorf na6 Gotteroan untertpegs mar,
lit in iinfenoem 3ititanbe oil Der eng
liiden 9iiite geitranOet, na9bem er
porber ailf eine 0tine al,f9elaltfen
mar
Stalieuii6er Snmpfer Yprto Saio
uerienft.
9onoon. II. Sea. Ser italie-
niidbe So1nhfer 4Snrtn Soi0 tit ners
ienft norben. Gr mar ein Sd)iff BON
5t67 Sonnen ltnb botte cine 9inee
pon 439 SUB. 9lm II. yeobenlber
fltbr er bon 8enllo nad 9llerailoria
ab.
Mlliierte bleiben in Salpnifi.
SaIonifi. II. Sea. nSie fon-
ncn oils enbgiItig annebmcn, bnB Ole
glliierten Salonifi ni6t berlniien
neroen, bis Der europGii6e Srieoe
itnter5eihnet it,. iaete Elm Sffi5ier
Der glIliierten al cinem %ertreter Der
4iIociierten Srciie.
slusfobrenoe S6iffe iino nit
6renoer, beionoers Seuti6en unb
SeIterreihcrn, iiberlaoen, uno Die
8eluobner Der Stuot perlaiicn oieie,
iucil tie cine @eIagcrung fiir6ten.
Der britii6e &ouiuI bot ser engli-
id,en 3ipiIbebslfcrune, beionbers
6rauen, geraten, ab5ureiien.
Sr,nSertc bon ierbiiaen Slii4tlin-
gen 1mb 8rie6en. Die 5ipii6en bier
uno Der @ren5e ppbnten, fonlmen
ltiln0lith OIL. Inter ibnen berridt
bos gr0Btc Glcnb. Sic fonlmen 81,
SUB, neil Der 8abnperfebr 5ipiidcn
bier lnb 8iepeeli eeiperrt iit. Gin
Slii6tIingslaeer lit in Solo. no fifJ
oud Die Slottenltation Der 9llliierten
befinoet, eingeridtst morbcn.
@efangencntranspprt erreidlt Mtar.
ieille.
Deoriei lie, II. Ge5. $50 bull
aarild]e, oeiltide rno oiterreih-un.
Qoriidle Ofii5iere uno 10000
Solboten, Die IN Serbien getongen
muroen, fanen p1breno Der Ga6t
bier on, ltm in Elm 9etentionsloger
transpprtiert 5ii meroen.
Semte Der gulgaren.
8uris, II. Oe5. Ser SaIonifl
aorresponbent Der Sapas slgerttiir
nleIoet untcr Dem 10. 9e5ember fol.
genbeS:
.SSm Serlaufe Der Sample nab
reno bes franfo britiiden &iidSuse.
bon @iepgeli in Serbien nod So
lonifi boben Die 8uIgnren 5ipei fran
5oiiite Maidineneeipebre, 5ipei bri
tiihe gutterien uno 200 britiihe 8e
fanaene erbelitet.
gtpte iiber ben Seseartes sSaa.
Snris, II. Sea. 0ie onterifo
niiche gsote on Srarfreid iiber bi,
Gntfernitng bon 8erionen bon ber
auerifanii6en 9ompfer Goamo uni
ort1prp,1 orrfcrifnniirf1psf f65d1iffpr, A,trf
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-17
3iuei @iorSer bingerid)tet.

Shining I. g., II. 9e5. =
@ortbp Soolep bon sltbens, q. g.,
uno 2ubtpis Marquarbt bon Sing
iton, gf. g., puroen beilte i'm Sing
Sing- @efdngnis auf Dem eleftriiden
StubI bineerihtet. Cooler botte i'm
lesten Sabre Ssobn Sollenbef in
Itbens unb Marqunrbt Srau gfeaie
&aulis in &ingiton ernnorbet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-17
SGber Sob.

Bort Suron, Mi6., II. Deg.
slr6ibalb &c. @rigbt, felt pielen Sab
rem bier geifdftli6 tGtie, itiirste ee-
ifern obenb in ieinem Saus pIoeli6
tot 5uiummen Gr NOR 81 Sobre aIt
irno in Marinefreiien on ben Sroben
Ssen gut 5etaiIrlt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-17

ben &reu5er Sescartes lift mdbrenb
Der 9to6t in Der bieiigen nnlerifani-
i6en 8oti6oft eineetroffen unb miro
nod ipdbrenb oes Cages Dem @us-
ipdrtigen 9lntte iibergeben iperben.
@abri6einIid) perben nebrerc
Gage bergeben, ebe cine glntlpprt err
folgt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-17

Wanne Wineral. nnb SIrfiife
BGber fin WGnner uno Groner. 81.
fen Die gofl5e Sag. (AnS
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-17

~SuDl ll1StIiluJ lpSIpSu AltplNiS
Gage bergeben, ebe cine glntlpprt err
folgt.
@eridliebnng bes griedlii6en Seeres.
Soris, II. Se6. Cine Sopas
Gepeihe BON 9ltben beridtet, onB
na6 Dem 9fiif5ug Der Srrppen aus
Dem Siitrift 5niiden Salonifi lrnb
Der ierbii6en @renae bos Soilpt-
quarter ser grie6iihen Mrnee non
&o3bnni 90 Neilen fiiOoltlid Don
Wonaitir berlegt porbal lit. 9as
brittle griehiihe &orps lift nod Ga
teriiti, oas FINITE nod geigrita per-
Iegt iporben. Sc Elm Reginlert Gio-
niere unb glrtiIIerie bleiben in Sn-
lonifi.
genSermms in Ser geridteritattnns
Sofio, iiber 2onoon, II. 9e5.
Ssolgenbes purbe bier amtlif be-
fannt geecben: ~&ou Jest ob neroen
anlfli6e 8eri9te 6e5 @eneralitnbs
MIR erl6elne1, menn Dthttge Sperd'
tionen 5u melben limo.
6ube ierbiidle geantte in 9ltben.
&oris, II. 0es. 9iifoIitidj Ser
@rGiibent bes ierbiid)en gsationol-
rats, Srinomoipitid1, Der friibere
8rcntier, berl6ieocne &abinettSntit-
eiieber unb 6nblrcidle 0fitglicOer bes
forbidden Tarlainents iin6 in 9theil
nngefommen. Gie Serben beridtcn,
buB Die 2eioen oes @olfes nGbren0
bes &iid5ugs Der @liierten Dor Den
8erbiinocltcn llnbei6reibIih gefpeien
ieien.
eide Sertba por Gppcreto.
& % nj, II. 9c5. Gin &orrespon-
bent Der Sben gto5ionoIe beridtet
bon Ser Sront, baB zines Der beriibn=
ten &rllppiden ~ Gentinleter @e-
idliise Dor &opcreto in Stelll,ng &C.
brodt moroen lit. 9os @ei6iis ipll
iiinf5ebn @oI eefc1ert boben, ubne
S6aben an5ltri6teil, pnrauf ietne
SteIlung ermittelt unb es bon Den
SStaIienern nit einiaen Doblge5ielten
ShilIien oernoliert ipur6e.
10000 Staliener in 9lbluna, 9llba-
nten.
Snris, II. 9c5. Ser MoilGnber
&orreiponbent oes Sournols tcrid-
tet. bob iid i91singspeiie $4,000
Wann itolienii6er Sruppen in glp.
lono IIbanien befinben. Ga oit
SteIlung in Inlono foum oils giinitie
fiir cine Offeniipe on5uieben lit. lpirh
oie @rpebition MIR ols Der @orld,lfer
bon nnternebmtngeir in groberer
Still ungeieben.
Tuntenegrus Seridt.
8uris, II. 0e5. Ser folgenot
anltli6e @eri6t aus 0fpntenegrr
murbe bier befannt eegeben:
rslm IA. Sc5ember friib ridtetcr
, bie Seiterrciher einen aageneiner
@ngriff auf olle uniere Stellltnger
I'M SonbIhaf. glm @beno mtitBtc lid
uniere 8orbut norbIi6 bon GbobonrC
unb gieIo 5uriid6ieben. SSn Der @e
eenb bon Spef 9to5ni nabm oel
5eino nod mebrtGqioen aGmpfet
Tosui elm. 9ln ben nnoeren Sronter
| fanoen Snfonterie Sample itatt.
&un Speper nuS BON Gaiiel rebabi
litiert.
2onopn, II. 0e5. Ser Seriud
Sir @bgor Opener iu1b Sir @rnel
GaIiel ser MiteIieoihaft i'm Stants
rat 5u berolben, neil Tie beiitidje1
Abltammitng iinb, lit fcbleeidlogen
9aron &eabinG Der 9or6 Gberri6
fer, ser Die @ngeIegenbeit ieit S6lui
Ser @erbanolungen einen Wona
lang IN GripGgung gebobt bot, gal
bcr,te feline @ntideioine ab.
Gr erfIGrte, baB bhc @enonntel
noturoliiierte britiidhe l1ritertanel
ieien unb Die gIei1en 8edte ipie ee
borene griten boben. bariin1 aud be
rehtigt ieien, 6en Sis i'm Staatsra
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-17
Hniitn' grDber Terlebnns
gen Des SDlftrrcd)tes
btidnlOigt.

9lmerifas Hute iiber ben Sescartes-
isna in Yaris eingetrpffen.
Hnr sfpei Hegimenter grief)iifer
Srnppen blciben in Salpnifi.
ssrnnfreif)s Sammer beiuilligt nlle
arebite fiir nGd)ites Salbiabr.
i3fuei trans. 0iaif)inengeiuebre, siuei
brit. gntterien, 200 6efangene.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-17
v0tDtmpool" Der 9ampftr bee. bel,
glide Sill fs=aOmites, au Der
tngliideu &iiitt gtltranbet.

Sorpeoobootc Elm @ebduoe Der Serei-
nigten Stanten, bon Dem Oeren Stag
&c pebte."
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
LOVELY ORCHIDS

Braces Flower shop, formerly known as Morton's. is making q special feature of a display of some very won derfuI orchids. which have attracted much admiration. H. J. Brazee, the new proprietor. says he intends to have special displays of rare and unique flowers from time to time. and in gen eral to maintain a strictly high-class florists establishment. He is receiving regularly large shipments of many Va rieties of lovely flowers.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
w. c. T. U.

The w. c. T. U. met as usual yesterday afternoon. Owing to the illness of the president the business was conducted under the leadership of Mrs. La Chance, the state presl- dent.
 The devotional hour led by Mrs Zimmerman left a lasting impression for good pr. Thomas talk along prohibition methods was much en- joyed.
 Mrs. F. N Phillips gave one Of her excellent addresses expressing much qualification as to the enforcement or the prohibition laws in Arizona.
 Attention was called to the death, of Mrs White, of Tempe, former state president of w. c. T. U. work in Arizona. and sympathy was eX- pressed for Mrs. Buck, her daughter After beautiful solo rendered by Mrs. Ethel Rudolph, the meeting ad- journed to meet again Thursday' October 2S.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
VISITING BROTHER

VISITING BROTHER Edgar Will son. af baltimore. Maryland, is here r5s.-iur his brother. Walter A. Will -or cf thc United States land office.
 CHfLDPEN'5 HOME ASS'N.-The meeting fo- the organization of a local branch nf the Arizona Childrens' Home .l=-sclatlon. aoriEinally announced for vest crday afternoon, will be held this afre~uoou at -he Wemans club at 2:5O .-..sek- The meeting will be addressed ty Mrs Cora A Ebert of Tucson, state ~upev. .nteuJent of the association. A number of phocnicians are members of this organization which is receiving ssilc-sr read support
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22

PUMPKIN PIE The Home Made Kind. Phone 355S, Smith. 122 N. 1st St-AdV 1T
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
PRICES PAID TODAY BY
 WALTER HILL co,
CESERT.oN ALLEGED-John

OESERT:ON ALLEGED-John w Wilmington has brought suit for di- vorce against Ina NJ. Wilmington on the ground of desertion
 GARAGE BURNED garage owned by Constable J. I. Bates and located on his home property in Syn dicate tract was completely destroyed by fire early yesterday morning. A collection of farm implements was stored in the building and quantity of hard wood flooring stacked against it multiplied the loss to $500. There was no insurance. There is rot the slightest clue as to how the blaze started.
 WAS NO RACE-When "Chief of Police Brisbois yesterday afternoon started to overhaul Mckinley Rob- erts. who was driving a motorcycle at city ordinance violating speed. Policeman Strathy from afar thought it was race between a motorcycle and an automobile. The motorcycle officer gave "her the gun" and started in pursuit Just as the chief rolled up from behind and announced that all concerned were under arrest. And then when he had wiped the ! l confronting his superior officer | Strathy had the time on Roberts as | did also Chief BrisbOis, so Roberts was turned over to the policeman who took him before Judge Mcbride 1 who assessed a fine of ten dollars and then remitted half of the | amount.
 FOR ACRE CITY-With the order l for the removal of various buildings 1 in order to make possible the widen | ing of Van Buren street. the West | minister rooming house is among the l structures slated to go. This is ar | eight room. frame building, witt | broad porches. Yesterday NJ. H | Shelton consummated a deal whereby the building will be removed to Acre l City. four miles east on the Tempe | road. There it will be remodelleC into a small hotel dining room anC
 barber shop. The contract for 1t:
 removal has already been let to San
 Siegrist. Practically the only en
 gineering problem involved in nov
 ing the building to Acre City is tha
 of crossing the bridge over the cana
 at Wilson road. It now seems tha
 it will be necessary to temporaril.
 remove the guard rails of the brldg
 to allow passage of the structur
 which is 57 feet by 37 feet. Tn placing of the building at Acre Cit,
 will be one big step in the makln 1 of the tract modern little city.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
ARIZONIANS' PATENTS

ARIZONIANS' PATENTS - No tice mas been received from Wash ington by Hazard, Berry and Miller the patent agency of Los Angeles, ot the issue of a patent to James w. Mclean. of Tucson. The papers cover a sash holder. invented b2 Mclean.
 BETTS RETURNS-A A. Betts, rate expert of the corporation com mission who has been in San Fran cisco attending the national conven- tion of railroad commissioners, has returned to his duties at the state house. Mr Betts also stopped off for several days in Los Angeles.
 HOME FROM CONVENTIONAL. F.. Irvine, president of the McNeIl Company. has returned from san Francisco. where he had been attend ing the national convention of sta tionery dealers and manufacturers. There were about two hundred dele gates present. The meeting will be held in Atlanta. Ga, in 1916.
 R. c. RICHARDSON DEAD- Robert Carlysle Richardson died yes terdav morning at his home at 428 South Second street a the age of 2b years. death being caused by Bright s disease He is survived by WldoW' now in California, his mother, sister and niece of this city, and one brother in Arkansas. The funeral will be conducted tomorrow (Satur- daD afternoon from the A. M l.. church. Rev Herring officiating. h. terment will follow in Greenwood cemetery.
 MOOSE DANCE PLEASEs- social dance which was held last night under the auspices of the Phoe- nix lodge, No. 70S. of the l.. O. .. Nj. in the Moose Home was one or the most successful of the kind ever given by the lodge. There was large crowd present and all eN- pressed themselves as having been highly pleased with the evenings en- tertainment. Music was furnished by Resse's orchestra. the program lnclud- ing several extra numbers. Another one of these happy social events Will be given on next Thursday evening at the Moose Home.
 CITY OF TEMPE PLAINTIFF The city of Tempe yesterday hIed suit against the corporation co1nm4S- sion. This action is the outcome or n suit brought by Tempe against the Mountain States Telegraph ana 1ele- phone Company before the corpora ton commission and dismissed by It.
 Tempe had a franchise with the Overland Telephone Company which the Mountain States Company took over under the provisions Of the franchise A number of free phones were to be installed according to the terms of the franchise and this, Il is charged was never carried out.
 AT THE JEFFERSON - A. B Schndle Flagstaff; A. Jones, Jr- and ]. G. Cockroft. Stoal; Mrs. l.. l. Thomas Chandler: T. E. 1ngles Winnepeg: w. A. Russel, New York; R <. Hughes and wife. Evanston H.: NJ. Holding and wife; E. C Haines. Kansas City; Joe W. Me Carthv. Denver: John Cain. St Louis: John Ryland, Nogales; w. D Cartwright, Tucson; Tom O. sand ridge. Chicago: Helen Stosey, New ton Kans.: J. Harrigan and wife Douglas: William Colqueheim, New York: F. c. Johnson, Los Angeles 1 Charles Leonard Fl Paso; T. Ii Depew, Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
Data for Tucson

Highest temperature yesterday .... 94
 Rainfall yesterday ............
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
OF LOCAL INTEREST
Water Supply Facts
Water Service Report for Oct. 2f by
 Special Phone to The Republican
Elevation of water in reser-

Elevation of water in reser-
 voir at a m..... 20712 Contents acre feet ........1,OS3, ,69- oss in 94 hours. acre feet. 2,34S t7lavation one year ago . 11471 Contents year ago. acre feet. 171.OS5 Flow of Verde and Salt riv-
 CTS at Granite Reef dam,
 MI ....... ............. 23,S4O Normal flow water for lands
 uD to year ................- 1885 Amount of water used for ir-
 rigation. north side. M. L.. 3I,91o Amount of water used for Ir-
 rigation. south side. NJ. L.. 22.690
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
s Prices === -

Salt MaCkerel, TUG each.
 Genuine Goldfish, lbs. for 3oc. BIoaters fish for 25c.-
 Dried Herring. 2-lb. box for soc.
 Ribbon Cane Syrup-quarts, 35c.
 Ribbon Cane Syrup-14 gallon. ooc'
 Ribbon Cane Syrup-gallon, Sl'lo'
 Velva, small cans, 15c
 VeIva, 2la -lb cans, 27c.
 Velva, 5-lb. cans, soc.
 Maple Flavor, very fine. quarts, 35c. Maple Flavor, very fine, F gal ooc' Maple Flavor, very fine gal, SLID. Longs 16-oz Preserves, the best put up. for 45c. ? sauares Crawford's Honey 25c. gallon Strained Honey 90c. Large Pail Jelly. zoe. Van Camps Pork and Beans per doz 95c. Jack Frost Baking Powder. per lb.,
 Fancy Ripe Olives in bulk per quart l 25c. 1 Walnuts, per lb., 2oc. | 31a lbs. Fancy Head Rice. 25c. ! 100 lbs Fancy Head Rice, So2o. l lbs. broken Rice, 25c. 100 Ib5 broken Rice $4.50.
 lbs Rolled Oats and Wheat, 25c. | 4 lbs Strawberry Dried Peaches, 25c
 4 packages Star Vermicelli or Maca-
 roni, 25c. | No. Soda Crackers. per box soc. l12 large cans Alpine Milk, soc.
 cans Tall Pink Salmon, 25c. 1 Large Hydro Pura. 19c. | 100 Bars White Naptha Soap, S375 Full weight best Standard Corn, 1Oc i Kansas Corn Meal, per sack 35c. Kansas Graham Flour, per sack BOG Eastern Flour, guaranteed, large sack $1.75.
 Eastern Flour, guaranteed, small | sack. o0c.
 | Sugar, 16 lbs. $10O. 1a-lb. Cocoa, each 20c. l Arbuckle's Coffee per ID. 20c. | Last Special on Schram Jars-Pints per doz, 60c; quarts, per doz 7oc | Ankola Coffee, fresh roasted in Oul own roaster. per lb. 35c, 3 lbs. $f.0O Aluminium Percolator given to pur-
 chaser who buys 15 lbs. Save youl tickets.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

degrees.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month. Is degrees.
 Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January 1. 355 degrees.
 Excess in rainfall yesterday, 0 inch. Deficiency in rainfall since first of month. .26 inch.
 Accumulated excess in rainfall since January ], 10 inch.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22

Wilmington has brought suit for di- vorce against Ina NJ. Wilmington or the ground of desertiOn.
 GARAGE RIIR NJ E n n nc-l
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22

Ni-c-S read support
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22

Have your felt hat remodelled-it will look like new. Phoenix Hat Mfg 70 9t N 2nd St-Adv. dm
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
NOTARY PUBLIC COMMISSION

NOTARY PUBLIC COMMISSiON--
 The Secretary oI state yesterday is
 sued a notariftl commission to w. R. | Stewart, of Mesa.
 1 ADMITTED TO THE BARE. L. . Spriggs, who will enter tite practice
 of law at Stafford, was yesterday ad mitted to practice before the supreme
 court. He comes from oklahoma. i RETURNS TO UNIVERSITY - ! Harry Hughes, Jr, after spending
 the summer as intern ir a Louisville hospital, has re-entered fer another 1 full session at the medical school
 at the Louisville university.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union telegraph office for the following: Chas. Davis, H. O. Robertson, Sra. Maria De Gallego, F. Mcguire, Samuel Wilcox, Harris
 Bros. Wm. J. Stack, c. R. Dicus and
 H j. Hauser.
 AT THE FORD-G. R. Ellison, Globe: J. B. owens and wife, Miami: F. B. Hes, Florence; O. P. Kennedy, Fort Wayne. Ind; J. K. Mccarthy, Florence: Ted Burch, Denver; B. B. Holt. Boston: J. J. Tomber. Ray; s. H. Ball. Deming; s. J. Razer, Las Cruces. New Mexico.
 McMURTRY GIVES DlNNER-At his home. 1880 West Monroe street, last evening. c. O. McMurtry gave a turkey dinner to MT and Mrs. l.. F. Graham Mir. and Mrs Louis Cole and Mir. and Mrs. H. E. Groom. It was Q most enjoyable affair and all voted Mir McMurtry an ideal host.
 ESCAPED CONVICT CAPTURED George Tonsley who escaped from the Florence penitentiary three years ago was returned to Phoenix yester day from Joplin, Missouri. Tonsley, who was serving q term for assault and attempt to murder will be sent to the state prison.
 SUPREME COURT Arguments were made today in the action of H. A. Morgan at ai vs. James Bar rett, appealed from the Cochise su- perior court. Arguments will be heard tomorrow iE cases of State Ns. George T. Downen, from Graham l county. and J. R. Brought vs. Rede- 1 will Music CO. ficm Maricopa su- periOr court
 U. C. BOYER COMING L. c. 1 Boyer. state manager of the Fratel = | nal Brotherhood for Arizona and | Texas with headquarters at Fl Paso, | will be in Phoenix Saturday. Octo- | Der %. to meet with the local order 1 here and plan for an energetic cam | paign for the coming winter. All l members are earnestly requested to | le present at the Saturday nigh.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22

WHY NOT TRY BALLSUMS for vour next suit, s1O.00 and up. Across from Kress' ! and 10c Store.-Adv. If
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-20

when they went to live in the near
by home of their son Fred futile
where Mr.. futile died Mrs. futile
was the mother OF six children. One
son Wilbur served his country In the
war OF the Rebellion and died several
years ago, One daughter Phylens
married Zaehariah corson. dying In
isoh. A daughter Aimira Jane. died
at the age of eleven and another
daughter Emily y, died at the age OF
six. The remaining daughter suAaa
l. Dsyol nov cares for the aged
mother In the home Of the son Fred
Mira. futile is sell preserved. remsns.
berlnE the Incidents Of her sarly life
a. wcil as her later years and rslas-
ing in brigh, aud pleasing manner
many stories Of her Elrlhoad aud
early married llfs. sha describes
clearly the rvcrsatiaas ~ cartier
days as wsll as the more serious
hsppeaiaxs ef that timss she could
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-20
Coming Events

Covering a period of three months.
Dates selected beyond that period are
on ale at this office, and may be con-
suited at any time.
May 2O-Golden Rod Branch and
guests in Municipal Building.
May 21-Skowhegan Board of Trade
May 21-Woman's Relief Corps.
May 22-Baseball team goes to Far
mington.
May 25-Meeting of w. C. T. U.
May 26-Degree evening in Show
hogan Grange.
May 28-Junior Exhibition.
May 29-Memorial Day observance
In Skowhegan.
May 29-Solon High plays Skowhe-
gan team at Skowhegan.
June 1-Coburn Aid Society meets.
June 4-Senor Ball.
June Russell Post meets.
June 6-Baccalaureate sermon.
June Municipal Court in Show
hogan.
June S-Probate Court.
June 8-Pomona Grange at Fair
field
June State Convention of the
Catholic Order of Foresters in Show
hogan.
June 10-Augusta District meeting
of the Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety at Centenary Church.
June Liberalization exercises.
June 15-Merchants' Day.
June 20-Spiritualist meeting at
Lakewood (Mrs. Vanderbilt speaker)
June 30-Somerset Academy Re-
union at Athens.
July 3-Races at Fairview Park.
July Especial attractions in even
ing at Lakewood.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-20

Under the plan adopted by the Post
master General for opening accounts
by mail an intending depositor re-
siding where there Is no regularly
designated postal savings bank, will
apply to his local postmaster who will
see that necessary identification data
Is prepared and forwarded to near
by post Office authorized to accept
deposits. The intending depositor
will then be given permission to for
ward his first and subsequent de-
posts by money order or registered
mail direct to the postmaster at the
banking point for which receipts or
certificates will be issued. He may
withdraw all or any part of his pos
tai savings by mail and on demand
together with any interest that may
be due him.
The new leafiet points out that any
person ten years old or over may
open an account In his or her own
name; that an account may be open
ed by a married woman free from any