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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-19
STRIKE OF 1000
AT Warner BROS.
HAS BEEN ENDED

Bridgeport, CT, Aug. ls.-The strike OF
nearly 1000 women and girl operators at
the Warner Bros corset factory ended
tonight. The firm granted the S-hour
work day and the company's compromise
offer of 12a per cent. increase in wages
was accepted.
The workers. organized as a branch of
the International Textile Workers OF
America at a meeting tonight and then
paraded the streets footing horns and
waving banners.
The threatened strike at five laundries
was averted when the owners granted
an s-hour day with 10 hours pay.
Walkouts were threatened today at the
Yost Typewriter Co. anc the Columbia
Graphaphone Co., but the companies per-
suaded the workers to remain. 1t is ex-
pected that the s-hour day will be grant
ed at the American & British Co. and
the Standard Manufacturing Co. tomor-
row. Union leaders say that If the de-
mands are not granted strikes will be de-
clared.
Five hundred operatives went on strike
at the Salts Textile Mills for the S-hour
day and increased pay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-19
WINTHROP
Annual Reunion Of the Hutch.
ens-T0wle Academy Is
Held Tuesday and
Isl
Wednesday
MANY PERSONALS AND
OTHER NEWS BITS

The annual reunion Of the Hutchins.
Towle Academy pupils was held Tues
day evening and Wednesday afternoon
Of this week. The gathering Tuesday
evening was held at the home Of Miss
Annette Giles and was entirely inform
al, but a splendid time was enjoyed by
the students" Refreshments were
served. At II o'clock Wednesday a
memorial service was held for two
members who have passed to the
great Reunion since 1914. Rutillus Al
den and Mrs. Nancy Perley. At l
o'clock a delicious banquet was served
at the Winthrop House, 10 being pres
ent at the dinner. Cards and letters
from absent members were read, and
several kilograms were received.
Following the dinner the party adj
journed for a social afternoon in the
hotel parlor, and the afternoon was
brought to a close with singing old
time songs and hymns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-19
VASSALBORO

NORTH-Mrs. Anice Sunderland of
Brockton. Mass, closed a two-weeks
visit at the home of her uncle, James
Carnegie, last Wednesday.
Miss Floris Gilmore returned to her
home last week. much improved in
health by treatment in the Sisters
hospital. Waterville.
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Jackman of
Dalton, Mass. visited at the Baptist
parsonage Saturday to Monday last.
Mr.. Jackman is principal of the Dali
ton High school. Mrs. Jackman was
formerly Miss Adelaide Lounsbury
Klein of North Vassalboro.
Miss Emma McCurdy. postmistress
Of North Vassalboro. and Miss Madge
Varney of the North Vassalboro Wool
en- mills office. have returned from a
pleasant vacation at Pemaquid Beach.
Mrs. Fred Sellers and her sno Ar
thur Of Providence, r. l., recently re-
turned to their home, after visiting
for several weeks with Mrs. Sellers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. T. Manson.
The painting of houses owned by the
American WOODEN Co. continues stead
lily whenever the weather permits such
work. much to the improvement of the
good looks of our village
Miss Gladys Matthew and Lloyd
Morton of Pennington called on their
former classmate in Pennington High
school. Miss Ethel L. Klein, at the
Baptist parsonage. last Monday, on an
auto trip from Washington to Farm
ington.
The harvesting of hay still remains
unfinished in our town and vicinity.
Corn and other field and garden pro-
ducts have been much advanced in
growth by the recent heat and show
ers. Bee farmers expect good results
from their hives this season, as the
moisture from dew and rain greatly
favors the activity of these busy little
workers.
MIR and Mrs. Joseph Power of Prov
idence, r. l.. last week visited Mrs.
Powers aunts, the Misses Anne and
Mary Wall.
Miss Mary Lightbody is enjoying
her annual two weeks vacation from
the Soper Cos. store in Waterville.
She began it with a home-rest until
Tuesday, when, with a company OF
her lady friends. she took an outing at
the Shorey cottage on China lake. On
Wednesday she left town for visit
ing tour among friends in this State
and New Hampshire.
w. S. Bradley of East Vassalboro
made business calls in the North
Vassalboro village Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-19
WARDEN SMITH
UNABLE TO GIVE
FURTHER DETAILS

Milledgeville. Ga. Aug. 1s.-Warden
j. T. Smith of the state prison here
said today he knew Of nothing ne
could do to aid investigation Of the
kidnapping Of Leo NJ. Frank from the
prison Monday night.
THE public is entitled to all facts
in this case" said Mr.. Smith, land II
any have been hidden, would gladly
give them out. The newspapers have
told the story correctly as far as I
know and have covered every detail.
There is nothing left in my knowledge
to be brought out at an investigation.
A number of persons went to the pris-
on yesterday to definitely ascertain
the exact movements Of the mob.
Warden Smith said they all were or
derby. Prison routine was being fol-
lowed today as if nothing had happen
ed he added.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-19

Miss Ruth Goodwin Of Waterville has
been engaged as first assistant for
Winthrop High school next year. Miss
Goodwin is a graduate Of Colby Col
lege and comes well recommended.
John Maxwell of Portland is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Nellie Maxwell
E. L. Hegarty of Waterville is the
guest Of relatives in town.
M. and Mrs. M. L. Stanley and Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Stevens and Mrs. John
Ryan leave by auto this morning for
Boston.
DR.. and Mrs. w. P. Lee, who have
passed the past three months in Maine
and Massachusetts,, have started on
the return trip to their home in North
field. MINI. They will make the en-
tire trip by auto. stopping to visit
many places of interest Mrs. Lee was
Miss Alice Wentworth of Winthrop.
Rev. F. H. Bate has returned to
Topsham to resume charge of his pas
terate after visit with friends in
town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-19
BOWDOINHAM

Rev. L. w. Staples Of Springfield
Mass, who is passing his vacation al
his farm on the Post road, will &C.
cupy, the pulpit Of Ridge Free Bap-
fist church at $50 o'clock Sunday,
Aug. %.
The Sunshine Society will hold a
Lawn party Saturday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Geo. Blair. Supper will
be served, also candy and ice cream
for sale.
Mrs. william S. Graves and daugh-
ter Edna are visiting Mrs. Elbridge
Cornish in Boston. Mass.
Bert. Ames Of Maiden 10 visiting al
Fletcher Whites.
Mrs. Coy Mclean returned to her
homo in Boston. Mass, after . weeks
visit with her friend, Mrs. Annie Cobb
Mrs. Anna M. White passed Mon
day and Tuesday with friends In Lew
iston.
Miss Mabel Polly, who has been Wis.,
iting at Mrs. Chas. Woodworth's. re-
turned Tuesday to her homo in Bow
doin.
Mrs. Frederick Fellows was the
weekend guest Of her sister, Mrs. Geo
Alexander.
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JONESPORT

Supt. CcrSon reports the following corps
Of teachers for the Jonesport schools:
Upper Bay, Bessie Smith: Lower Bay,
Helen Lamson: sealand, Mrs. H. N.
Chandler: Beals. Newman Wilson: gram
mar. Edith McRae: primary, and Leah
Smith assistant: West Jonesport. Mabel
Bsal and Marion Wilson. grammar: Nell
lie Cenley. intermediate: Mrs. Priscilla
Eswbury. primary; Cove, Florence
Drawn grammar. Frances Dyer lower
0reNHaar. Amy Astbury intermediate.
Ethel Mcpherson primary: hign school.
Kari D. Lee principal. Algte Cummings
commercial department. The teacher for
Alleys BAY. Kslley's Point. assistant in
Csve primary and grammar. and assist
eat for modern languages in high school
have not been elected a. yet. but candi-
dates are being considered for thf places.
AL Of these teachers have had experience
except two, and hold State certificates
except one.
The following teachers have been elect-
ID for the Addison schools for the COM
iHg school year: Ridge, Ida Crowley;
Peint. Lucy Nash: East Side. Lewis Car
ter: Lower East Side. Josie Lamson;
Caps. Clara Emerson: Batson. Pearl
Olsen: Basin. Geneva Stinson; Crowley
laland. James Nash: Indian River. Mary
FegTsy; high school. Edith Shelton prin-
sapal. The teacher for Moose Neck and
the assistant for the high school have
Rst hbst AlsetAd ~ yet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-19
NATIONAL HOME

Mrs. Mary Thorne and Miss Burdel-
la Thorne Of Somerville are visiting
Mrs. Thorne's father, Sergeant T. F.
Wheeler.
John ]. Murphy, late U. S. Navy.
has been granted a discharge from the
Home
The conditioner Capt E. A. Preble,
who is confined in the hospital with a
severe attack of heart trouble, remains
about the same.
Mrs. S. H. Allen, with Col. S. H. AL
len, a former Governor of the East
ern Branch, and her daughter, Mrs.
Lucy Allen Tobey. of Thomaston are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Lewis.
"A special meeting of Tiffany Camp.
Z. S. w. ": will be held in the G. A.
r. hall Thursday evening. Cutler Post.
No. 43, G. A. R., General Beal Com
mand No. %. U. v. u, and the Army
and Navy Union have been invited
to attend and witness the muster in
exercises Of an honorary member. Re-
freshments will be served and a good
entertainment provided. All members
in good standing in the U. S. w. V.
are requested to be present, not only
to this meeting but at the regular
meetings Of the Camp held every sec
ond and fourth Thursdays of each
month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-19
DRESDEN

SOUTH-C H, Siegars is passing a
few days with his son Glenwood in
Woolwich.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lawrence OF
Massachusetts came Sunday to pass
their vacation at E. A. Siegars
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beedle of Rich
mond passed Sunday with the lady's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson.
Mrs. l.. H. Siegars returned home
from South Gardiner Friday. She was
accompanied by her friend, Mrs. Win
ME Black and little daughter Sylvia
Of VIOLA ston, Mass.
Mrs. Hill and daughter Florance of
Union have been visiting her friend,
Miss Margaret Pushard for the last
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Mitchell Of Bath
passed Sunday with relatives in town.
Haryr Pushard of Union passed the
weekend with his sister, Margaret
Pushard.
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Coming Events

Aug. Estate Grange field mee'"s
Franklin County, Pumps. .,o, 81
Aug. 19NCressey Family reuhioh'
8, Gorham. AssodS
Aug. Fifth Maine Battery A1'
ton reunion at 1890, Gardiner. ,>..,sbe
Aug. aO-Field meeting East n0E 80
Pomona Grange at Robbins Crow
Aug, 2O-So-East Livermore caf'p'A''
ing. ,os firm
Aug. 4-2s-Annual fair OF n,''
Agricultural Association, BRIDGE "
Aug. N-26-Caribou Trottine 1s
ISOLATION races. Caribou. cat. fst
Aug. A-A-Easiern Maine e :.
Aug. 1-Day Association reuf'0A
old Day farm, Leeds: .. ,s.;rs Ree'
Aug. 25-Reunion Of 18TH Mann
mental Association, Watervilssai Neetin
Aug. Estate Grange rle aod :
for Somerset County, Lakemoo At Les
Aug. 25-Penlell Reunion
Aue' S-State Grange Field
for Waldo County, Montyille. ,.t1sD
Aug. 2s-Maine Naval Reserve
from annual cruise. ro1r Far
Aug. 27-Annual Reunion OF roe' q
lily Of America, Eliot. 49, ,,.eting fol
Aug. H-State Grange helo ne'
North Waldo County. Monson :, ..,ing ~
Aug. estate Grange field mee'A
Penobscot County, Orono' r,,, t;rowes
Aug. os-Oxford Bears fruit
Association field day, Hebron. ..,ne ~
AUG. 81 State Grange heio III
Arc .stook County. Pressure LEW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-19
BRUNSWICK WINS FROM
LISBON FALLS WEDNESDAY
BY 4 SCORE OF I TO !

Brunswick took revenge on Lisbon
Falls this afternoon for last Satur-
days defeat, winning Z to 1 in an in
teresting contest in which Weybrant
and Hutchins carried of the honors
B. Charron had much the better Of
either p. Parsam or Greene in the
box, the visitors i've hits being widely
scattered.
Batteries: Brunswick. B. Charron
and Nevens; Lisbon Falls, p. Spar
sam. Greene and Stone. Two-base
hits. Dearnley. G. Sparsam. Three
hit, Dearnley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-19
EAST WINTHROP

Miss Harriet Sylvester and Miss
Clark Of Middleboro, Mass. are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Parkman.
Miss Alice Whiting went to Boston
Tuesday for a two-weeks visit with
relatives.
Miss Edith Hamlin is passing few
days with Mrs. Karl Collins, West
Gardner.
w. A. Bowie Of Portland visited
Tuesday at W. H. Titus.
Mrs. w. H. Titus and daughter Hell
en- went to Portland Tuesday for a Wis.
it with relatives.
r. H. Flynt and family Of Maiden
Mass. are passing their vacation a,
their camp on Robbins Point.
Miss Margaret Robbins is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Mabel Whiting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-19

DR.. and Mrs. I. P. ra., ,s'
Unity. uernere Pr.
Willis Totman of Hincklev r.
was in town Wednesday ~ East SD
Garfield Totman and Arthur y ',.lsd
"A daughter was born Tuesday A =.
and Mrs. William Gould A. w.. 70 y
on Kicker street. 'nea Aoa
Miss Jennie Murphy Of r.
formerly Of this town, is h.r. "
eral days. the guest Of her ,,.,.. n.
Marion Murphy, at D. B. no,sSr As
Mrs. John H. Gibson left th,, Sys
Clinton where she will visit her s. =
ter. Miss William Flood, and f,na @ass
Miss Ruth Hatch has retur,.
after visiting at Mechanics Fall 40 a'a'
she was the guest of Rev. ana n
Royal A. Rich. 40
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bilodeau a, !, i
gusta were in town Wednesday AVA ~
TIED friends and relatives.
-a"i sdiet IiedSOn, who l..
been the guest Of her sister, Mr., y.
liam McBeth. left Wednesday .v..u
for st. John, n. B.. where she v,n
1t relatives and friends. Miss c,.
will remain there for two month, !.
er which she will return to Ba,n.1
Md, to resume her work as a m...
of the nursing staff at the John ~
kins hospital.
Horace Flood, who has been A ~.
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fera,,...
c. Gibson, has returned to his HON. !
Nashua, n. H. Mrs. Flood will r.~..
in town for some time longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph o. Files n.
Danville Gray and Mrs. Gray's m,a
er. Mrs. Eunice Danforth Of M,s,..'
went to Norway Wednesday for d.
visit. They made the trip in the r,S
automobile.
Mrs. Cora Matthew Quincy is CA,
fined to her home on High stree, :
illness.
Rev. FIR. Zacheri Decary, who :,
formerly pastor at the Church of n
immaculate Heart of this town 4,
returned to his home in Augusta a
er a short visit in town. the guest .
Rev. FIR. Alexandra Dugre.
Miss Lena Taylor, ACCOMPANIED ,
her nephew, Master John Taylor. ~
of Jamaica Plains, Mass, have AM;
ed n town to visit Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
ace Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shorey OF y,
er Main street, announce the enraS
ment of their daughter, Miss Ven 4
Shorey to Edward H.. Britton Of Wf.,
low. Miss Vera Is the second dausbfI
of Mr.. and Mrs. Shorey and is 4 n
popular young Fairfield lady, hayf
a large circle Of friends. She attend
the Fairfield schools, and gradust
from the Fairfield High school In 4
class of 1907. At present she is Il
ployed at the Office OF the Lombs
Traction Co. at Waterville. Mr. Br
ton is employed at the Hollingsworth
Whitney Co. at Winslow. 1t is und,
stood that the wedding will take pl,
within the next two weeks.
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MISSION YACHT
Sunbeam, Makes Bath a CAL
Bath Boy in Command. i,
Oath Times, Aug. 16)

The steamer Sunbeam Of the Mains
Sea Coast Missionary Society arrived
this morning from Ocean Point and
VIII remain at KimbaIl ssnRcs. ca
wharf until tomorrow. Us6f(4, tn
week she will cruise between n lem
and among the islands is B0ct "
Harbor. There is an unusual inte11
in the Sea Coast Missionary Work
Rev. Angus M. Macdonald OF n
Harbor, a Bath boy is president q
his brother, Rev. Alexander III
Donald is secretary of the society.
latter. is in charge Of the steax
which plies along 200 miles Of
coast from the Kennebec River
Head Harbor Island engaged IN "a
sionary5 and school work among
people, who otherwise, would not q
the advantages of religious and
cationaI services. The society has
formed many important and y
services among the families 49,
coast III case of illness and p1e4
Macdonald during July and Aueu
accompanied on the boat BY hia L.
which consists of his wife an
children Marguerite, Malcolm
ard and baby Cecil. The crew on
Sunbeam consists Of Mr.. Maep
his sailing master, Walter YoaUE
engineer and cook Ralphs
The craft is 60 feet long. sQH3
with powerful gasoline ents
strong and seaworthy for the hene
dangerous work along the coAe
ing the fall and winter. The bunn.
was a gift to the society from
John S. Kennedy of New YORK -
has been a generous supporter OF u
society. The work has the hearty En-
dorsement Of all the church denomln'
tons of the State, the State govern
ment and county officials, the s1a
superintendent of schools and u
many physicians who have generous
given treatment to the Mission ~
TENTS. Mr.. Macdonald. during \
STAY in town, is entertaining his la.'
err. Angus Macdonald OF this city, =
Sunbeam is attracting lots OF an1
ton during her visit here. ~
sunday Mr.. Macdonald will conoH
services at Christmas Cove. The sum y
mer visit OF the Sunbeam among y
MANY summer resorts, ADDS insa
friends and supporters to the Work
the Maine Sea Coast Missionar! !"
ciety.
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OAKLAND

All the men who expect to go to
Portland with the hand tub Sept.
are requested to go to the clothing
store Of ]. H. Stevens Thursday be-
tween 100 and $50 and be measured
for a uniform.
The first regular meeting of Cas-
cade Grange after the vacation will
be held Saturday evening. A large at
tendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bickford, Robert
Dudley and Albert Gilman left Tues
day for South Dakota. They will visit
Niagara Falls and stop over at Chi
cago on their way.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Emerson of Do
yer are camping on Mrs. Elijah Saw
ages shore on McGrath pond.
D. E. Wheeler went to Bangor
Wednesday to attend an undertaker's
convention.
J. c. Hussey has gone to Madison
on business.
A food sale will be held at the Free
Baptist vestry Saturday afternoon. Or
ders for food may be left with Mrs.
Eta Pullen before Friday.
There will be no preaching service
at the Free Baptist church until the
first Sunday in September.
Miss Lillian Ormiston returned
Tuesday from Rochdale, Mass, where
she has been visiting her brother. JOIN,
Ormiston.
Mrs. VIM. E. Rowe Of Five Islands
is visiting Mrs. Edward p Allen for a
few days.
Miss Lola Smith Of Auburn is Wis
iting Mrs. D. E. Wheeler for a short
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Libby, Mrs. Nor
rison Libby and Miss Mildred Libby
were In Monmouth Wednesday.
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WINTHROP IS
winner OVER
THE LEADERS
Winthrop and Augusta Play
Close Ball-Both Teams Are
Careless at Times-Twice as
Many Hits as Visitors Give
Game to Locals
Trolley League Standing

Winthrop, Ne. Aug. 1s.-(Speclap'-
Winthrop S; Augusta 8.
Winthrop defeated the Trolley
Heaxue leaders wednesday afternoon
In 4 close and exciting game by a
score Of to 8.
Morrill, pitched shut-out ball. He
should never have been scored on, OUT
lhs Winthrop team found Stinson for
10 hits, ave Of them coming in the
seventh inning.
There we're no spectacular features.
Both teams put over some fine plays.
end both gave at times exhibitions OF
poor fielding Winthrop started scoring
ia the fourth, neither side having OBJ
tanned an advantage up to that time
Fuller led off with single, was sac
rificed to second by Bradford ana
reached third on Maxwelrs single he
scored when Abbott threw to second
to catch Maxwell stealing. Williams
famed, but Stinson kicked Cobb's
srounder out Of the diamond and Max
well came home. Bates was passed and
Heon famed.
In the fifth Augusta scored. when
with two men out, Heon dropped
Coady's long fly and he went three oas'
es. Abbott delivered the single which
brought him home.
In the sixth Augusta annexed two
ana took the lead. Violette was safe
on Wilson's error and reached third
on Harvey's single. Stinson was out
on a line drive to Fuller. Smith hit
to Morrill,, who fielded Violette out at
the plate. Bradford threw to Cobb
when Smith went to second and Cobb
sent the ball to third in an attempt
to catch Harvey, but the throw was
bad and Harvey scored. Purinton's SIN
gle scored Smith but Purinton was out
1t second on Newbert's groudn hit
Augusta 3: Winthrop 2.
In the last half Winthrop's had
slorious chance to tie. Williams was
gut. Newbert to Violette, but Cobb
doubled. He attempted to steal third
and was thrown out by Abbott. Bates
walked Heon reached first on Vio-
lette's error and Morrill, was also
passed. Wilson up, with the bases full!
Stinson met the situation bravely and
Newbert helded Wilson's grounder to
trst for the third out.
It was in the seventh after Augusta
had been retired easily. that Winthrop
found Stinson for 1--WE bingles and
placed the game on ice. Fuller led off
with 4 single and Bradford sacrificed.
Maxwell hit to center, Fuller scoring
and Maxwell taking second. Williams
hit safely and Maxwell scored. Cobb
also singled. but Bates famed. Heon
dropped a single in center field, scor-
ing Williams. Morrill, famed. WIN
throp 8; Augusta 3.
Augusta got a man on in the ninth
but was unable to push him beyond
flrst. Winthrop also had chance on
Wilson's two-bagger, but Fuller, Brad
ford and Maxwell went down in order.
The score
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FAIRFIELD

The Loyal Club was entertained Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. John
Mayo, High street. Card playing occu-
pied the evening. The first prize was
awarded to Mrs. John Brooks, the sec
ond prize to Mrs. William Hunter and
the consolation prize to Mrs. Neil Greg
ory. Following the card playing re-
freshments were served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be held with Mrs,
Peter Matthew.
Miss Marguerite Craig of the Ridge
road was the guest Wednesday Of Miss
Hazel McAuley.
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AUSTRIAN FLEET.
BOmbARDS ISLE
IN The ADRIAT|C

Rome, Aug. 1s.-via Paris. TO P.
Nan Austrian fleet Of 81 vessels.
aided by an aeroplane. has bombarded
the island of Uelagosa in the Adriatic.
midway between the promontory of
Gargano and Dalmatia. and retired, af-
ter killing one Italian officer and three
men and wounding three others, it
was of1cially announced today.
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yENIZELOs TO
FORM CABINET

London, Aug. 1s-r24s P. Nick
Premier Eleutherios Venizelos today noti-
fed King Constantine of his readiness to
form a new Grecian cabinet in succession
to the Gounaris ministry. which resigned
at the opening of the Grecian parliament
yesterday, according to dispatch to the
Central News Agency from Athens.
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SONORA CAPITAL
IS CAPTURED BY
CARRANzA FORCE

Nogales, Ariz, Aug. 1s.-Hermosillo,
capital of Sonora. has been captured
by General P. Elias Gales, a Carran-
"a commander. according to reports
received here today. At last accounts
Hermosillo was garrisoned by 800 Villa
soldiers. Details Of the reported cap
ture are lacking.