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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-09-18
Wanted

wANTED-YOUR OLD CARPETS
to make into rugs, beautiful and dur
able rugs from old carpet at reason
able prices. Write for descriptive
catalogue. Bloomfield Rug Works.
Bloomfield, Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-09-18
CLOSING OUT
Sal u!

Having LAYING nrsssn,tes d our farm will offer at public sale at my residence four miles mile.
miles northeast Of Ounmwa n one-half mile south Of ladensbnrg road.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-08
seras

8eht friib erfannte oie 0iflta.
felt oes 2ebens uno oie Salih6eit
Der 8elt Der IS Sabre ate Ssllceneie
Serrafa III gronnsbiae. Gin 9ieo-
den pfeifeno iab i'm lem 8rltoer sic
Sreppe binanfgeben, bdlo oorauf fieg
Elm SdnB uno man fat1o SSnceneio
als Seife. auf einem s3ettel binter-
lieB er Die @orte; ygs lit mir I'm.
moglif, ldnger in elmer @elt BON
eug nno 9rug at leben~.
Sir ben gerluit hires Mannes.
Ger i'm @abnbof Der @alpeiton, Sar-
risburg un0 Q. q. 9abn in Gicto.
ria i~iberfabren mo getotet mlroe,
limo Der 5rau $. 6. Soro $4,000
5~ugeiprod)en moroen. lie Gloqe lal,-
tete ouf $4,000.
auf Ser &andJ BON So De Stiel.
ner, einige Meilen norolid bon San
W1arcos fuuroe lett pier5ebn 8ager
elm Sbetlano @onp permibt uno ollcs
Suden nod Dem Siere NOR peraeb-
lid. Gin @iebtreiber, Der am Srei-
tag i'm @ebiiIh berumritt, borte ein
8fero ipiebern, er ging Dem Sdau
nod uno entoedte ben EonD in eifier
Soble, in Die er bineingefallen mar.
Gr wuroe an Seilen an Die Sbertli.
DIE ge3ogen. @s lit nur 5u oertDull-
bern, oaB oas Sier pier5ebn Gage
lang obne Rabrune ausfommeir
fonnte.
Der Seras @ebirgs : Sdn9s !,
buno bat auf Dem fiir5Iif) in 9oernt
abgebaltenen Saneerfeit 1926 fir oil
oertide uno oiterrei6iide Gote arell5.
@eielidaft gelammelt itno 81
Summe Dem oeutiden @otidofter
8raf gernitorff in @aIbington. al,
MISUNDERSTANDING iibermad)t.
! lie 8eamten oes @ebirgsian-
9erbunoes muroen auf Der Saeiast
ing in 8oerne ale einitinmig mic.
oergepdblt. IS iino oies: Sulius
gfeal. aerrpille, 8rdiioent; @ilbein
TbeiB, 9oerne. @ice-Grdiioent, 81
Sdmiot. aerrpiIe, Sefretdr;v @n:
&eininger, Neu-9rmnfels, Sdat
meiIter.
gas 9iitriftidrgerfeit in B
Grange lit uif oen Z. SUM perGegi
moroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-08

Glenoen bon Gapiau. Gin 2eutna1t
ftst an Der Srgel utto laBt oie 5tint-
me ertonen. 9arn lauiben ole ben
8orten Der 8reoigt, oie ttur 2iete,
refine, cole, beiltge Meni6enliebe tin.
oct nn0 10 iiber ales 2eio BEG Cages
triumpbirt. Sn ben augen Ser Soie
oaten elan5t oer S1immer Ser 6ei-
tighten grregung tire 2ippen beb NJ.
.aber aamdbli6 stpingt lie Die Gtimme
Der Srgel al1b tire eigene Stimme 5l
erbeben. W1dtig uno gefpaltig toni
.es aus ibren 6er5en empor ntlo ollf
einmal 1T Die gauge Stride erfiint BIN
eem brauien6en@ eiange berNnoo6tg-
pollen, lire @lide idauer 5llberlid;t-
li6 enpor gum @immel. Bobin lit
ser aanonenoonner ber5dtuumoeft 2
Madtig, efutg brauit ibr 2ieo Surd)
oie Stride es flingt our9 bic GER
i6oiienen SeHffer uno oie gifie in Gem
air6eltmauern melt iiber oie Seloer
anf oenen Die goten liegen nno bies
leift nod geruuuoete ito6nen:
Gin feite Burg lit inter 8ottl"
Gam ruff Ser 8fnrrer bon gopiou
Die 8fdubigen gum abenomabl. ltro
oarm idlieBt ser 8fdrrer bon gapiau
BEN IeBten @eif6rften utto Sc.
frolteten Die 4irdentiir.
Wer fpeiB, uel6e @eoanfen iets
fem Ser5 erfiiQen? gr nidt fangiam
.or iih bin, Damn bebf er lanafanl |
ben Bid gum SimmeI mro nrltrrnelt
till performer. 0Sd, iG es lit oltd3
Gerfe Elm Sonntagl" limo oonn qeht
er fUieoer feline &ranfen 6elnden unS |
feline unaliifli6en; es lit Gonntaq,
uro er trdgt alien elm Stii1 Sonnfaq
ln TIRE Scot binein
go tot Der Gfarrer bon Sapiau.
er 1T es inert, Elm Gobn umferer gro.
Ben Belt GIT fein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-08
Die eesisfatnr.
Mni

Q. utul.
Dos Sousfomite fir gerIid,-
l~ungsipeien bat feline offentlideii
@erbanolitn9en iiber oie @ibion-gia
aeidloiien.
Ser 5enat bat iid eeltern NOR
gen fait MIR nit Ser Sin Glorgs
tei6aftigt, Die $4f5,OOO fir Gepa-
ratrren am aopitol bepiaiete, tit
cher nod 5u feitem gntl6luB iiter
fie 8ia gefommen. CT bertaete fid)
big gum Montag.
Or. Collins, ser Staatsionitats-
beonlter, bat, pie ser Gouperneur
miHeilte, iebt ieIbit cine unterill-
dug IN @esng aiif Die gerausgobung
sen$25,000 %oerlanet, oie fit Mosre-
gelfi CUR 8erbiitung Ser 9eit befpil-
iigt Daretl@1 genat bat 6oranf-
lin nie.n5eaatoren @Iarf, @eitbroof
nnoASmitbs 81 MitglfeSern oes I'm
terfiifungsfomites erna1lnts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-08

trag tpuroe ourh 50. 9. Euttle bon
Ger StroBen6obn : @eieQi6oft boil,
5ogen.
GbaS. 8eimer, Der Better bon
Mutb's @aroen, iiber oeiien Ser.
%punoung mir bereits beri9tet bahen,
lit einige Stunoett Ipater Ieinen @nn-
Den erlegen, Ser Gerftorbene mar
48 Sabre aft unb itamlmte aus
9reitenba6 BET 8eelar. SIN Sabre
1885 fam er nod 8eras. 8te So
mile iieoelte ii9 ant Selotes an .ltno
eort bot ou6 Der 8~eritorbe1e Dis
Dor bret Sabren, ais er bierber Der
5og, getpobnt. Gr geborte oer Ser
mannslobnen an uno NOR dl1d W1it:
lglieo oes &ermannsiobne : MGnner-
d)ors. Seine @attin, Elm frii6eres
5ranlein Se5el, iiberlebt tin. = lin.
5weifelbaft banoelt es iif BEL oela
Sooe @ein1er's Inn einelt &ollb-
moro. IlS man Die 2ei6c fono, mu-
rem Die Saiden Ieer utto man meiB,
oaB er porber ungefGbr bunoert
Dollars BEL iid eebobt batte. ueber
cen Cater berrl6t nod INNER tiefes
|Ounfel.
Die Battle Of Slomers @lIo-
citation" bat Die friiberen 9eamten
mie folet mieoerermablt: Mrs. @tl E
9. apres, 9raiioentin; Mrs. 81. g.
|Speneer, /. 8ice=8rGiioentin; Mrs,
go. cGlannabon, 2. @ice-8raiioen-
TIN Mrs @alter Rapier, Sefreta-
rim. 1ino Mrs. 5. &amiIton Sapaae,
.shabmeifterin.
Die aonoioaten auf oem eiti-
sens 2engue 9ifet BADEN lire &al,r-
pngne : unfoiten ipie folgt anaeae.
ben: Clinton 6. 8rotun $405;; :. :.
@arlano 1882; Gilbert Steoes $474.-
70; Stan lambert $f,250; 6. s..
aearnep $525.50; &. 6. 8anoer1oe-
b n, goriiser oes aampogne : So.
mites $t0,447. 70. als gieieniaen.
re ofeie Sr1nme aufbrndten, nennt
er: 8 S. 5art, Sreo Goof, S. )
9irfpatrid, s. 9. SonIer, grpIt
Stepes, Charles @raebner, g. E.
Eruitt, 8iaiam Goiiin, @iqiam
Chambers, %. S. 2ptle, 5. %. Seal,
6. 6llrniib, Com Sllitb @. g..
otliman, q. q. @ran 9. 81. @e65.
nno $. 9. Seal.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-08
Statiftifd5es iiber Gan gntonio.

Die groolferung Der Stoot tpiti
souf 100000 Seelen seidast.
Gus iteuerpfli9tige giaentum oel
Staot bot einen @ert bon SOC, 233.
zoos.
Sm Sabre 1914 fpuroen 2Sfs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ausgeiteat i'm
DISQUALIFICATION i'm oflgege6enen @er
te bon $2,913,39O.
Die ginnabmen ser goIt beliefer
ltd I'M pergan9enen Sabre auf run>
100000.
Sn Der Staot aiebt es ad)t3iq Sda.
len. Die offentliden Sdulen tper.
cen BON 20,796 &inoern bei1tdht. ga
flebeil eriitieren 5 @onoelsiduIen.
1 San @ntonio bat orei5ebn Club
gebauoc. Sieb3ebn 9beater.
Die 3abl Der &ehtsanpalte lit
236e Die Der aer5te ZIG, bic ser
3abndr8tc SO; Der apot6cfen 76.
Die gnnf9eid1fte meroen sur !
rs gnnfen beiorgt.
Sleben @rauereien befpaltiaen oesl
Durit.
Gas 9augeiddft MIRO BON $50
@an aontraftoren erleoiat.
Gs giebt 90 Gpttonfdufer. etnt
Cotton : Gompreiie, cine Cotton
Grhanae, 4 Gottongins uno 2 Set
toniainen : Selfobrifen.
4ir baben prei GiiengieBereien
iino Maldinenbau : Anitalten.
557 @rocerien (Nlaterial- uno So
ionialtDaarenbanoler) periorgen ole
8epobner NIT 2ebensmitteIn adsr
9lrt uno 95 Marfte NIT Sleiid.
@lf 6oipitdler uno 8 Sanitoriums
nebmen &ranfe auf.
Gen 9eiudern Der Stoot Itebel.
81 Sotels 5ur @erfiigung.
IS Muiiflebrer beior9en Die milii
faliide ausbiloung Ser Silgeno.
8rei3cbn Geriabdmter belfen ans
%flnan5ieaer @erlegenbeit.
Die 3abl Der @ceioen5 : 9rufereien
iii oreiuno5man5ig.
276 Mofler beiorgen @~runoeigen-
fums : @eif1fte.
Sir 0as leibIide 8ol iino IS Spell
ieanltnlten borbnnoeu uno 264 Srinf.
itatten (Soloons) befrieoieen Den
9ur1t.
Mht Eruit : &ompdgnien nebmell
gepoiiten entgeeen ulio erbieten lid.
@eloer Observation-Disclosures ETC. 81
bertpdIten
eli ceifeHbeitatter bringen 6if
9oten 8ir lebten sfubeitdtte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-08
Stencramssleidlun -Ses5roe.

IS miro bierourd 6efa.sut geae-
bea. oaB 0ns gbrenmerte gounfo-
aommiiiargeridt bon @erar goln.n,
9eras, am 8meiten Montaa i'm MoI
u. g. 1916, alio am sebnten Gage
ees belaeten Monots, alg Gtelter-
ansgleidnngsbehSroe 5uiammentritt
itro IN Sibnng bleibt, UNI pom
eenntp aiieiior bon 8erar Goufte
aae alieiimentliiten, Bidder etc. Sur
Snipeftion, aorreftion, Equalization
tno @ene6migune entgegen5nneb-
men.
Gum 3eugnis bierfiir aaeine lln-
teri6rift uilo meifl amtsfiegel in Sam
Antonio, Seras, an oieiens 80. goec
nes 4pril q. 8. 1915.
(Siegel.) 5rauf 81. Reutun,
Gountp Glerf, 8erar goratp, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-08
" I { /.

"a IS Der @unoesqrmee on
Bddern mo an aodeu feblt, iperoa.
oIe Soloatef IN Sort Sam &oultop
unterriht i'm Baden uro aod)en er.
talten. 3eit genllg baden Iie ia 3D.
fir iibrig.
Die IS 9lder satto Der SSatr
8eleliihaft uno Der Riperfioe Gort
limo IN Den 8eiib Der Stonooro Sruit
eompnilp iibergegangen. Der lleber
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-08
Das VoIk bat geproden; CaBt die flalultat resieren.

Die allseuneile @abl am 9ieuitas miro
cine ectualtiee Ratification
Der 8iinide Der Majoritdt nl1b Elm tties
c~eribmettenNcr Ssblae gesell
pelitiiebe Neitaticn iein. 9as
SOlf 1T mfsetaaoeu, es lit tit Grnf
Sober miro am 9ienitag i%tiumaea. 9as
Solt bat seiproden ; es bat Ieine @a6l
setrofea. 9a6t bic Majoritdt resieren.
Stirtltt Oas game grOwnzSidet uao iidert
Gtld harmonic nao CUTE 8esiernus.
kampagne.komite Citizens League
(8olitiide anseiee)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-08

= 8eites Del uflo @aTolin erbalt
man bon Der Slimp Oil &c., 400
S~ft-Gommerce ctr. Neneg Gel. era.
bis 1852. (slns)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-08

Banmiupus-


Sm Antonio, 8h Gents.
Collection, geitern, $50 Gents.
GOttuniarasn : Erobnfte.
Gan antuuio. Ser, s. Mai 1915
Yrima CRUDE Cotton 5eeo Oil. Al
Gents per @oIone.
Neu Yorf, s. 0eai. - Spot SIS. 90.
@tai, $6.62 uno $685.; Sunni. Sc. SO ms
$3.50; Snli, 1924 uno $685., Mltouit.
S1.10 nno $7.11; September, 1920 uno
S7.21; Sttober. 1924 uto 1926; 0os
eeriber, $500 uno $40; 9e5enber,
5000 nnb $7.O2.
Tarm. Erppnfte.
San antpnio, geg., s. Rai 1915.
gntter 15c per 9furS
Ster ....... loo per 9ubenS
Slihtler ..... 12c II. PC per 8func
@ntteps .f5c per Rfltrs
Sei3en .S1.65 Der 8nidel
worn 85e per @nfhel
9nrer , Csc Der 8uidel
9eu ......,..... $1,000 per Soanc
@emhTc.
aartoffeln, 3eue, $500 Der @uSdler
Colorado nno Soabo, $3.50 uuS SITS
per 100 3funb.
Sibe a~artoffelu. 2ouiIiana, $t.75.
8adsbobneu, per 8uiGel, $3.50.
Crime 8obnen, $500.
Somaten. 8eras, 8 SCRIBE, $500 u,O
eierpflar8en. 1926 per enfder.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-08
L.okaIes.

Die Jubildutns hummer
fcftet nah 0emtfcRlanS iftel,ss
Siue Porte 20 Gents.
uadk ireenS cineaft paftft int
Eeras oHer int Seft uer. Staas
ten 10 Gents inelniine psrts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16
RE ASSIGNMENT OF
DEPT. INTERNAL REV.
ENuE COLLECTORS

A re-assignment Of the deputy COL
lectors of internal revenue in the dis
trict under the jurisdiction Of Collec-
tor Seth w. Jones of Portsmouth, N.
H., has been made by that official BY
the new order, Elmer f. Jennings a
deputy collector with Office in Lewis
ton, is relieved Of his duties in several
Maine counties. Harry A. Weymouth
is made a collector with office at Port
land and changes are also made in
New Hampshire and Vermont.
The Office and duties Of c. Harry
McCarron Of Lewiston, stamp deputy
for Maine, remain unchanged.
The change was made necessary by
the increased duties of the officials
since the new emergency revenue law
went into effect. There are three dep
uties in Maine. instead of two, and
also additional deputies in New
assignment Of territory in those States
necessary.
The territories of the division deputy
collectors in effect this week are:.
c. Conrad Drummer. Lisbon, N. H
Counties of Belknap, Coos, Carroll,
Grafton and STAFFORD in N. H. and Es-
sex in Vt.
Irving c. Ellis. Brattleboro, Va
Counties of Bennington, Orange
Windsor and Windham in VT. and
Cheshire and Sullivan in New Hamp-
shire.
f. Otis Gould, Old Town, Me
Counties of Aroostook, Hancock. Pts
cataquis, Penobscot and Washington
in Maine.
Harry A. Weymouth, Portland, Me-
Counties of Cumberland, Knox, Lin
coin, Sagadahoc and York in Maine.
John F.. Shea, Manchester, N. H
Counties Of Hillsboro, Merrimack and
Rockingham in n. H.
Fred Whittemore, Burlington, Vt
Counties Of Addison. Chittenden, Gale
donia, Franklin, Grande Isle, Orleans.
LaMoille and Washington in Vt.
Elmer E. Jennings, Lewiston, Me-
Counties of Androscoggin, Franklin,
kennebec. oxford, Somerset and Wal
do in Maine.
The following table shows the depu-
ties by counties in Maine:
Androscoggin, E. Z. Jennings, Lew
iston.
Aroostook, F. Otis Gould, Old Town.
Cumberland, Harry A. Weymouth,
Portland.
Franklin, Elmer E. Jennings, Lew
iston.
Hancock. F. Otis Gould, Old Town.
kennebec, Elmer E. Jennings, Lew
iston.
Knox. Harry A. Weymouth, Port
land.
Lincoln, Harry A. Weymouth, Port
land
Oxford. Elmer E. Jennings, Lewis
ton.
Penobscot. F. Otis Gould, Old Town.
Piscataquis, F. Otis Gould, Old Town.
Sagadahoc, Harry A. Weymouth,
Portland.
Somerset, Elmer E. Jennings, Lew
iSton.
Waldo, Elmer E. Jennings, Lewiston.
Washington; F. Otis Gould, Old
Town.
York, Harry A. Weymouth, Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16
SIDNEY

WEST-Mrs. VIM. Lovejoy had a
great surprise, as we'll as being made
exceedingly glad, when her brother,
Geohge Walker of Woodland. visited
her Jan. /, remaining with the fam
lily over Sunday. Mrs. Lovejoy had not
seen her brother since he was three
years old. Mr.. Walker left the family
of his sister Jan. 4, going from this
place to Camden for brief time after
which he returned to his old home in
Woodland.
Mrs. Georgianna Richardson re-
turned to her home in Gardiner last
week, after few weeks visit with her
son, c. l.. Richardson.
Misses Alice and Lena Taylor and
Mrs. L. H. Wyman have been recent
callers on Mrs. Bert Blaisdell.
The friends of Mrs. Bert Flynn will
be gratified to learn that she con-
tinues to improve. Miss Laura Love-
JOY is stopping in the home.
Mrs. Edwin Lovejoy was a week.
end visitor last week Of her son Ed
win Bennett. Augusta. Mrs. Lovejoy
Sunday attended the services at the
Penney Memorial church.
Mrs. Will Blaisdell and Mrs. Chas
Allard were recent guests of Misses
Etc and Susie Lovejoy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16
COURAGE IN WAR,
What War Teaehes-As Well as Bust.
ness Life.

Courage in war or business is born
of good pure blood. Pure blood is the
greateJ blessing mankind can have
Millions Of people need this power
full vegetable remedy that puts the
stomach, liver and bowels in fine con-
dition; that clears the skin uf pimples,
rash. blemishes and eczema; that dis
solves boils and carbuncles; that
makes nerves stronger and steadier
and gives to pale, weak, rundown peo-
pie the fullest measure Of health and
happiness.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry. free from alcohol or narcotics,
does just what is stated above, SIM
ply because it banishes from the blood
all poison and impure matter. It is
the worlds great Blood Purifier: 50
enters joints, dissolves the impure de-
posits and carries them out, as It does
all impurities. through the Liver, Bow
els, Kidneys and Skin.
If you have indigestion, sluggish
liver. backache over the kidneys, nasal
or other Catarrh. unsteady nerves or
unsightly skin. get DR.. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery today ana start at
once to replace your impure blood with
the kind that. puts energy and ambi-
ton into you and brings back youth
and vigorous action.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16
Dexter

The wedding of Miss Angie Ryan
and c. Archie Moore took place at
the Ryan residence on Pleasant street,
Thursday forenoon at 10 o'clock, the
double ring wedding service being read
by Rev. Stanley Gates Spear Of the
Cnlversalist church. Miss Ryan was
attended by Miss Agnes Chisholm,
maid Of honor. and DR.. Charles Ryan,
brother of the bride, acted as best
man. Miss Catherine Brown of Mars
Hill was ring bearer.
The Wedding March Lohengrin was
played by Miss Helen Moore. sister
of the groom. Only the near rela-
tives and a few close friends of the
young couple witnessed the ceremony.
The bride wore a handsome brown
travelling suit. the maid of honor was
gowned in blue crepe and the ring
bearer wore a dainty white dress.
The house was handsomely decorated
with smilaX, ferns. ported plants and
pink carnations in profusion. Many
beautiful gifts were displayed, show
ing the esteem with which the young
people are held by their many friends
here and in several near by towns.
After the ceremony and the period of
receiving congratulations, an infor-
NAL reception was held. Punch was
served by Miss Helen Moore and Miss
Winifred Hill, and salads, saltines. ice
cream, cake and waters were passed
by Misses Elsie Hill, Imogene Bupps,
Marguerite Brown and Mary Cough
lin. Mrs. Leonard Packard and Mrs
Charles Brewster.
Both Mr.. and Mrs Moore ne grad
yates of Dexter High school and have
always been popular with young and
old, in their home town and where
ever they have been. Mrs. Ryan has
for sometime been employed in the
Dexter postoffice until two months
ago. Mr.. Moore is at present located
in Corinna as proprietor Of the CO.
rinna branch of Meigs' Clothing Co
After few weeks spent in and around
Boston Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan will be at
home in Corinna. No wedding cards
were sent out.
The wedding party very unexpected
ly and successfully absented them
selves from the scene of the wedding
feast and departed for Pittsfield by
eoeoAAAOpiiC, liACii oNpai lul e iiOl pSlllso
announced to the guests until they
had been on their way half an hour.
Many good wishes followed them, mi
nus the confetti. Among the out Of
town guests present at the wedding
We're Mrs. w. S. Brown and Miss
Catherine Brown of Mars Hill, Mr..
and Mrs. L. H. Whitney and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. r. Clark of Corinna.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16
COST OF HIGHER
EDUCATION REAS-
ONABLE IN MAINE

Orono, Me-, Jan. 15.-(Special)-Th
State of Maine pays less for higher
education per student per year than
any other state. For the year Of 1919
1914, this State paid $103.97 per stud
.ent per year. while for the year of
1914-15. the State has paid s97.45 per
student pere year for higher education
That Maine pays less for higher ed
ucatiOn than any other State is shown
by series Of interesting figures which
have been prepared by the University
Of Washington in order to obtain in
creased appropriations from that state
These figures assert that the Univer-
sity Of Washington, which receives
$1S5 per student per year, is receiving
less than the amount paid by other
states for higher education. They
also show that Indiana is next with
$2O6 and that Arizona pays the most
or SOS per student per year.
= These figures show that the Univer-
sity of Maine receives about SIS less
than any other state institution. With
this smaller appropriation the Uni
versity turns out annually teachers
educators, newspaper men. and BUSH
ness men from its liberal art courses,
and lawyers, farmers. and engineers
from its other colleges of Law, Agri-
culture, and Technology whose ex-
penses are much greater than those
or the college of Arts and Sciences
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16
Good Cheer, North Bradford.

Pleasant River Grange of Milo was
represented by some Is members who
responded to the invitation of Good
Cheer Grange. North Bradford to at
tend its installation Tuesday evening.
Those in attendance were Mr. and
Mrs. John Mcguire. Lyndon Mcguire,
Mrs. D. A. Knowles, A. E. Hobbs, E.
{. Hobbs, Lillian Hobbs, Otis Stanch-
field, Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Hobbs, Mrs.
Ella Henderson, Mrs. Fred Bumps,
Merton Carney, and Mrs NJ B.
Aiken. Resolute Grange of Brown
Vile was also represented by two
young ladies who went with some Of
the Milo people. Other oranges
represented were Charleston, Cush-
nan. Mystic Tie, Independent. Mrs.
w. H. Huntington assisted by MI
Huntington and Mrs Goodwin,
all from Independent Grange installed
the officers in a pleasing and impress
sive manner. y fine musical and lit
erary program was carried out. a
splendid oyster stew was served AMI
q short social was enjoyed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16
Mattanawcook Granqe,

There was large attendance at
Mattanawcook Grange Saturday nignt
at Lincoln Center so members being
present and one visitor. The officers
Tor 1915 were ably installed BY
Brother Ard Edwards. assisted BY
Brother and Sister Kenny. Sisters
BARLEY and Hersey. After irstalla-
ton refreshments OF cake and coffee
were served and a social hour en-
joyed. At the next regular meeting
January 21st much business is TO
come before Grange and the officers
of the corporation will be elected for
1915. A good attendance is required.
On January 21st the Sisters Sewing
Circle in connection with the Grange
VIII meet for an all-day meeting at
Grange hall. picnic dinner at noon.
Every Sisters interested in Grange
work is requested to be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16
FOREST NOTES

Lodgepole pine. one of the principal
trees of the Rocky Mountains, makes
good strong wrapping paper and pulp
board.
Usage orange wood is a source of
dye and can be used to supplement the
imported fustic wood, as a permanent
yellow for textiles.
News print paper has been made by
the forest service laboratory from "a
different woods, and a number COM
pare favorably with standard spruce
pulp paper.
The forest service is cooperating
with "a railroads, mining companies,
pole companies. and cities in making
tests of wooden ties, timbers, poles,
piling, and paving blocks which have
been given preservative treatments.
Recent sales by the government to-
falling 126.000,000 feet Of sawtimber in
the Olympic national forests. in west
ern Washington, mark the opening of
this hitherto inaccessible storehouse of
timber estimated to contain a stand
of 33 billion board feet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16
Old Orchards New Municipal Judge.

Horace c. Eaton. the Portland law
Yer recently appointed a trial justice
by Gov. Haines, is to move to Old
Orchard, where he will assume the
duties of judge of the municipal court.
by, virtue of his appointment as trial
justice. Mr.. Eaton will make his res
idence in Old Orchard and will main
tain an Office there all the year round.
having desk room in the Portland,
Office at the same time and probably
remaining in Portland for a few weeks
each winter. Up to the time Judge
Eaton decided to move to Old orchard
the town was in a bad way for dis
penscrs of justice as Judge p. n. Il.
Lombard, who has been the local
court for some time past, is now a
member of the Legislature, which Va
Gates his commission as trial justice.
The difficulties are all smoothed out
now, however and Judge Eaton will
step into the breach most handily.