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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-18
aunneritaa, 0en rs. Mars 19l5.
g9enn 0onitnntinppel falt. luaa bann?

sic 9Qiirtcn oc6cn iidJ ocn 9lnitciu ais ieicu lie
cit oaDon iber5cat oaf lie 0c 0Grdait ibcr Die Tar
conelcl crongei mo Gonitanttnopel in 6rcn gelib
bruacu pcroen. 9ln0enommct es oate ibnel gelin
GEN. mas oann2 1ie riiliidci Staat9manner pic rul'
de Ereie uno 0os uiillc gplt ino lid ale eii9,
ioi Goniiartinope lni0 Die DarooneIlen an &uBlai0
oaeu mien 9l6er miro Gnglono oos 5ugcben? grcD,
scr brtide @liiiiiter 0es NetBcrn, bat lwar gengt
SroBbritauuen ipmpatbiiire nit Den SiWidlcu 9lnB
anOs~ Gu0ano ipnpabiiirt ab nit oeu gSinid)en
Der &cr Stootel onB oerm Snu0el init oel neutraen
SGn0crn Guropos ubebinoert eelaen ueroe ober oiee
2pmpulbic~ bnOcrt Gnqon0 nd)t. glllcs 81 Dcridet
cncn Nan0cl goB 5llni Stiniiano 81 brIugcn 3mcDcn
Scr brtidcn 5Dmpotbic un0 Scr britiidc Fotit gebt
Is ciue Cciiuna bic groB acmi0 ii fir GnglGno, bin
cinSrtrctcu inD Gonitantinope uiO 0ic Taroanclen
clbt III bcbalten 1T eS ood GnglanoS Strebei aae
rdDtigcn SaieritraBeli SIT be6erri5cn.
IS lrdre bic groBtc ,Sronie oes SdidialS, iucnt
9hlBlano all oic 5trome ruiiiiheu 9hics uer9c6ens
pcrQoicn hditc pcnn Is nod Dem &ricgc criGtrcn mir
Sc ooB cs fir england gefdnpit uno nidt fir d ie6it
oaB cs @lillionc Menidenlcber Geopert babe iur nm
rcn @rcs fir oel 6 5 f0uipien olobte Der aroBten
Neltmad i'll Sen Sdloof Iaen Su icbctI Der cr rerals
citriiien mer0cn f0nntc o0cr 0od mir naf)ocn elm
uctcr blutiacr Srieg gei0rt Gnalallo BAT lpmcit IN
oicicul ariege mr menge iener Sobnc gcopicrt Sie
droBet 1dla6tcn ali 0cm &ol0c dft es 0irG alllci
SraBoicn nlo 9clgicr iblngG itno cs lebt and lcne
SSotte fenc 9roBcn @cla9rcn ans. englano part
icnc @auptfrot; aber nidlt iir 0os yfeoerrn9cn
TatiMlanOs ion0crH iun ocn Nanpttbe oer geile tir
iid pcranacn 3it f0nnc lucr Die gllirie III Die gIld
lidc Sagc fonmen iolte @ate 81 pert6cea &ulen
Hransoicll un0 @eoicr BADEN in Den lesten Il gono
len irat iir oic gcmciniAaitlide 5odc gefdmpt Gn9
laiio abcr bat Is pernnocn lid 5i ordcn gScnl ole
9hlicl li0 Iran5oic pciie iinO oa uerdlern pc td
csc Is 3 nat lit ooB lie cbeno po1 iir h icblt ol9
nir GnQlait0 tGnipcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-18

present discoveries, but in respect 20
those which are yet to be made, for
the same forces which have brought
her TO the front in applied science
are atiil i'm operation and will still
continue to advance her
The enormous activity of chemists,
engineers, manufacturers and other
scientific inventors in Germany is,
as has been noted, but little under
stood in other countries, especially
in America
In this country, relying upon the
former eminence of our inventors be-
fore the trusts fell afoul Of them
the public still believes that the
American inventor occupies the fore
most position in the world OF pro-
gress
Such is far from being Che case
and American inventors are not only
not making any more great discoy-
cries, but owing to the gradually
erected barriers of legal techmcali-
ties which the courts have built up
about the patent system, and to the
activities Of the trusts, there is little
prospect that they will soon even be-
gin TO regain lost laurels.
H. ne lttk VI AuAtl tAl III iLlS NOttAeAg
in technical progress as comparel
with Germany is seen in the number
Of technical and scientific publica-
tions which are issued.
In the year 1910 there were issued
throughout the world some 15,540
technical and scientific books, but
10,400 Of these were issued in Ger
many. These figures do not include
periodicals with the great number Of
valuable articles published by them.
and Germany has vastly greater
number of technical periodicals than
all other countries combined.
OF the $40 technical works,
those OF all speaking nations
aggregated 2,100, while in France
1000 were published.
This is merely a single index Of
the difference in scientific activity.
1t IS sufficient to show, however, one
Of the causes Of Gormanys uncS~
ampled progress.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-18
0ic nrnilcn sdLndltcn Nin0en6nrals 3.

Inter Ser Tiibrima oes @cleralelomoriMdls 0in
ccnbura 6aben sic Iutdn IN oieiem arcac N Der ee-
Qcno Der maiiriiden 5een ln0 noroolld oapo olpclf
bier 2dladjtca geiha9cn lmo bier ruidle Armecn BON
il 100000 bis 100000 Nlann uernid)td Nic re
sdloht fan0 Gnoe September 1911 in Der @cgeno BON
Sannca6crq itatt; 900 @|om aeriet6en IN 0cnide
0cfangcniAait uno Is ollcn 10000 Yiann nmgefom
men iein gon olgte wcuige Gogc pater, etmoS mei'
ter norDoilid cine pciterc Shadt pic ebenals nit
Ser u6niQcn 9lireMma Der uiilbc1 glrHce eiloee.
Tic brittle arofe 2dadt III icncr @cgcnO ereanete ]
W2itic Sebrnar Scr III ben csteu &od)en cine plerte
folgte 9ci alien ocici Sdlad3te plroef aroBc Wten'
Qcf Dp &riegsnnicral non Den 1cudlen erhelttet no
0ie Gciannt5dbl ser @eatgena 1cl0ur lid) wobl ouT
rimo 100000 Nfann
qlls Sic 6eocmcnOc 2hladt bon alien miro bic
1dladlt i'm Nc6rilar 6n9citclt Nni rliiiidcr 5ete
ndn0eu nid5t pcnigcr ais 100000 g}ann, bon wcld)en
iulaci1br 100000 III 0jciangcu1at gcriet6en olio
i2OOO ne6r ais ini September bel Snnnelber9 Ssas
Gas bc0ctet fam Oer Saic d faiun oorltelen. Wial
nub nanlid be0cnfci OaB aQc 0icc SrppenHallenll W
oifeucr 6eloibladt gciaitgcn gcionntei mlrocn @cl
Der Grobcrug bon 6erngen gerotbeu OF qroBe Srllp
penlQe IN 0Sean1endot pa nt oen Nall oer
Scihnia Sic Qanse @ciaBnng iib natr9en0B crgebeu
nnb % io 6ci Scr Groberilng Ger 0ctlng @'oubeude
10000 Iranjoicn acionNcn genoumen moroeu. Ncl
cnen oer grotcn friegcrincn Grfoge oller Sete Der
Mapitulotion bon 5c0an int NSubrc 1870, ilHo S3OOV
W1au &rieQsgcungenc aGUor0cn nllo benoDe elne
dbulid orobe 3dbl lpc IN Der Stndt bei SaunenDer9
Nbcr aid bier 6anocle eS id i'm bic Specialization einer
i'll einer erobcrtcn 6ciuug engcidoilenen Armee- Sie
3ablcH sen @cianNciet pic IN oiTe1en 6elolHlndien
NcuadDt uroeu hle6c ougegcn bel sSelten 1lter oen
3oblch NH Ocnen pinocibirg auuartch fQlin 5luild
1cbIt mcui man sic beOentcnotcn 1dlod]tcn berali
sicht, sic son gr6Btcr Gcocuhmg r ocn NcrldlF cmcs
oon'cn aricacs parc, fonlnt man iidt 81 obnlihcn
@roe6niel 5o purOcu B. 9 IN ser Sdlladlt bel Selp'
ia 100 glapolcon ibcr ait 100000 @ann uarnlNe MIR
25 900 @cangec genar6t Sll ocr 1dlodlt bel SSatcr
oD plirocn ioQar MIR 6000 ecnn0cic gemadt nc yla
uolcon ucrlor troBoet BORT old e6r perdHthde Ntal
ict dj acaniber itonocu enoliN ei noo ole 1dlladf
bc scoor erpo0nt ipo BON Ocn IeltIden 2L0O0 6ran'
,oe acianQcn 0ciornlen Dnr0cn. Der @elanufpet'
u scr 0raBoien IN Der Sd)lad)t INN oe OCT Stapl.
tnlation betril9 Oem9cndB bel Sconn iOl,O0O y'ann
or ocinnoenc gcnat 0ieelbe 3a5l mic IL Der 0elo.
idladIi int 6e6ritar III 9}aluricu.
Ger oartide 6clO5ug IN &olcn modt 9moglplro
o6nc 3mciiel sum aroBten 6eo6errn alcr 3cten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-18
Nnlil MrnnhI-

Gs nat6 am q Wdr 1913 Gml Nranot
Qccbicr Cjaisc Der pcrorSeAen &alunc
oiq1i0 iinoci an 5rcitaa, AadminGs ~
ll0r, non Der gSo1nnuo icincr lo0ier. Srau
9siliam 0dn1pe Nr. 1891, GDro gsolic Sira6c,
ans uuit ycicBiinN an BEN gsii. 0arnlc.s
Sricohofc" (QT51SwtO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-18

on N}ioolcferfe bc Gneuoc bciano lid elm alnoer'
arppcl0einl; lciteuor ar5t mar Er. Geieroir Nie
cuoliidc Sloitc dorte bei ocr @edieDlmg audj olee
gnIialt mcuihG6cr Aouu5cr5atct nidt; cine DER oie'
ncnocn SdpeIern wuroc BON ibnen id5wer uermlnoct
sic 0cuMc Communicating Grill olort clu, erp'rttc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-18
Simmer radiidltSlOicr miro GnelanO. Der Senf

@rcircr ,Crcs0cn" piu0e Don mgliidcn StrelBcrn IN
ucutralcn Gep1iern augegriicn mo ais Der oelnlde
@ciebs6ubcr ene cn9liidcn Golcgcn oorouf oitlnerf
Jam acDte erpiOertcn c lie bdtten Den @cTebl erhol
ten bic 0reS0cn 3lI pcrndltcn no ne oielebe ontro'
fcil, llo Dos pirOe lie cB t6il oc Dplonotlc onntc
iib radj6cr nit scr Acutraliidtsrngc bcihditigca
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-18
g)iarN gOP. Gyndls.

Gs narb plBuin am l0 Ndrj 1913 NlarH
No. Nnds, lOHicr oce ucrilotDcncn Sobu SliWs
luo Catherine 6lcDa) Niandcy IN iNrcr gHob
minp. yir. 10, Nuro lG1ciier Strahc. 0ic ges
croiauaa iiuoci ain 6rcitng, W'or9ene 1a 4
ll0r pun phiacr gloreic, aus llaii. NcilcbunA
ani oen ATT Carmel 5rlCoboic."
tllsfS.- 100
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-18
gsSil6clin 8. gsseacl.

Gs iar6 am g. Qldri gell1elm g 9scgcl
&C ir5ier So0u non gSilbGm mo @lnorc gscpcL
Qcn 0ooa. i'm 22 Scnenoiabr Sie @ecrol0nn9
iinoci NrcitaU NahuliitaQ9 . ubr. pom lelner
Aeo0InutQ scrtpns2unfc, Winrrcn Rnrt nus
matt Neiioptng ami ocll oHonoon FatiNuco'
hofp tU,rtl I--t9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-18

Gs miro Eicrmit hciouui Ncne0cu oaf Gal1q
riHe Nerr Nemtl Der an ~; 2rni NOS nl
FMnog0pb f. (luic ain 2S gtopcmucr iQit
amenorN. nm Srlnubui6 naMgciudl bat nqa
gluucicii an Der Riidituo ocS NtuHAfadc9 yir
20iO. Srcocrid glpcnIe a's 4icbcDulmUlicot
5u bcuitcn tno cine S@mcbe bori ein5nrd
ten.
g. g. s.u6bs.
(Mri7ts.9O) cie0dnoe Siipeiior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-18
oic anerreidliidlcn staatsmdmner mcr0en wOlI

ibcr5olgt ieL sStolieis 9lrmcc nit 0cringcu Streit
froitc am Sinn6o eulang ans Dem Hanoe 5alten 81
fonncn 0cnn iont uiiroen tic po6 llid)t 10 euidlieor
eSiolicnS Sor0cungen ablebuet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-18

mc ans 9onoon gcneloct mr0c iteat lid Jest ais cine
Siigc bcrailS Der 9cic6ls6a6er ocs octdlcn SHtfcs
iprenGtc cs cigcpbonoo in bic quit adoen ple @elaP
luq Iid in 9oocn acrcet battc u0 Dem ler urioertc
Ios Qiiqcn iii 9ouoon 5ur 3peten glaiur geporocL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-18

@5 lidrb p.6tlin am ~ Nidrj laia 6earifS
T. geilbrnL Gclebicr Safe uon Sa6oelia S@ts
hclm I'm Nigr bon % NOOrcn sic Ncctoi'
eil0 finoci am Samitag, 20. Qidr5, NaMmli
ia9s . llhr oon leiner gSoDnun0 Ir. 2bOV,
SisSniymunntsslucnac, aus Halt. Gclcpu9
uii ncm zi Niatt0dis6rcobqi
tQtttlS POD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-18

ANprthNtn nlNN DC NHNVN MT WHNNt41WVI "tNTt
unSe6en Irei ruiide Scere limo bort don oernld)td
uoroelt aber nmcr fomnen lie nieoer, lno @nOenblrg
ldbt lie rbiQ bcren Inn e Damn 81 oil9en. 9nic pie
nciie glrncc Sic pe @ctersbnrg beridtet lest IN At
preiBcn ciuridt miro bolo SIT i6ren 0rei Gorganacrn
cinocionmeH mcroeu GitprcuBen ioate tm9etout
ucr0cr icicr praibbc Sanoeat5eil ioatc oen g}aren
,9fiiictialc" crboltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-18
@cnn SIC gaiirtenfluttc ldlicFlidJ bod nadj Gun

itoitirope uorornaa ioltc Damn miro 6 aber aroBe
Gpier rfprocrt 6oben Gas 5cgcn bic geitiacn 9lad)
ridtcl pon Gonitalrtinopel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-18

gSic idDon buidDicOeue Wiae in Den Gepedenipolten
ntqef6elt porOen it, niunt Ied6lan0 eht ielne
suetc aricgsanlci6e iin 9iaioncn @larf ami ino
Sic 3cidnlmg ol e6eio idpe1 Dor lidl eelen plc beg
ser eriicn 9nlei6e nl September lesten So6res. Nt
IN Sen Ser Stante iinOen 3edlmm0en ltatt Iilr ole
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-18
,Iencs Ojctranfcucr6ut in 0lnalomO.

rSn olcn Sonarten 10 d]rcbt oas Gciltihe Soiw
nolr 1nben bic %robibitiouiitcn in 9lmcrta miO al
olrcn SGH0Gn mas Sob ocS Selbi6crriderS aucr ie
Gcn 8cn0en, ols eS bieB Dab CT 0ur9 encl llfos 0c
&crfolti oler geitgc @ctr0uc in cncn 9ieidc inter
ic9 babe Nan bat ogar oas 5eitpciligc icgredje &or
nrinGcn Scr riihcn Neerc nac5 CitpreuBen binciH o
9cd]mmg Oicics 9lfobouGbots ieBul woIcr pobei es
cucrOings 5pccl5ot mar, % es nirbt gcrooc oc Noi
nrG aiti oeltibe @ebet ctuas Erintbarcs 5lt iin0c
ipnr mos S5icrc ltl0 5olDotcn 5ll fibnenr &otgcbc
nnadclte
lto nun ioro oii ciimol Ser i6onc S9o6i lcrior
Ger ancritorijd)e @cncrulconiu in Niosfal Sobn S.
SnoONroB bat dti ocnl lhupclc ii6cr ooc Staats Ge
partcmclt in 9Sabington bic 9tdtional No0c Siccnic
SeaAe" Die betaute omerita5e N'eclid]at oc fiIr
cine pernint9c feaulirin9 abcr 9cIen Die lhtcrOrd
ing 0es @ctrdnfe6an0els aaitirt pcn locu OaB Elm
Erintuer6ot III 9hiBnno ibcrtallpt nd)t ergangci it,
SScniatcus Bat ole Mrgiermg fcin Gcrbot crInen
Aaerong0 10 ibrei6t scr Ggaaconial, bat Die 9egie
rmg bel 9lisbrlld ocs are9es Sen S9imid mtegcipro
dc oab Der &ertailT bon gcitiaen @erdntcn i'm Qas
zen Rcidc cugeteh weroc ober 0ic n6bercn Sctt
mngen Oari0cr purOcn 0eH 5rtlidrl gcD0rOc iibcr.
loicli
@osfa mar oic eritc Sta0t sic oelH 9Sinic bon oGen
Der olgeiio oei Gctrdntepcrfuui oerbo Sci Dem Ger
botc bcb eS nber aud IS iuiIrOc niemas trift onrd
gciiibri. 9lir Die gcpo6nbci Sdnappsfncipcn mur
ocn geid gehloei Die gSrtbibaiten, iil oeiten Scr
lIO &ell 3lt DQpcN oarcl DlcOell 5luull HHpe9SuBL
nno man tonrte Is Den 6eiiercn &eolrants nut 10 Uiel
Sd)napps 5u trinfen befommen, pe man polltc.
Crit mebrcrc Nlonatc ipdtet mirOen oncb Die Bier
lt:to gSciluir6itaitcn gcblocu lno icgit oau trat
nod lonQe fcnc Srodcnbeit eiN 0ci, pie 0cr @cnc
ralconii beridbtet fam man olldl Jest nod IN c0eH
Neiolirant SlcS 5 trnien 6efonnen wouab man
&erlngcn ipirr
@cgenwdrtg lit iogar esc @cue5mg I'M @an0e
zen Grtauf BON 9cr mo Icd5tcu SScincn and oTi3iea
uieOcr 5 geiiottcn iulo Die @icrbrauer 9hBau0s Die
lid Qciot6at ioben oen @eircb ein5u'lele boiic be
itint J 9e9inn oes 6riba5rs i0re Sb6tigteit weocr
aic6men 81 fonnen
Qon iebt oIio, oaB cS nit Der robibitou in 9hb-
lono aiid ndt anocrs elt as init Ger FrobIbition IN
aneritond]en @robibitionsiioaicl. Wlnn fam jDar
ibcraa ocn @etr0ncbanOcl Onrd @ces 3u cncnl llcgi
tinen Wcihaft itenlpcln abcr man fam Die Nend)cn
ltd)t oor5r 5inOcrn 1tGrfcres os g9oiicr ~ trife
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-18
Mn Nie eDamen.

Tit rpi5l9e SOME n ofT etnbf
unittc &dbsSaaiicn leti ojleu Suuce Sancn
meWt oie Nleiocrmddcrfuni nd0 Den neueiicr
8er 8et 0urm Den gri6luB an bieie &lliien
erredlen. unterridDt WlcrAenS, GNmnlilngs uno
glbcnba. Ncoueme Gtin0cn Nm pauic be-
A0HncRe 9rbeticn lO1nen ndDten9 0e5 lliiier'
riots nripelctt rcroen O6riiuolher liutcr'
riot inc 0fliipnti van Nguiiein eribelt 9idbere
gusiuni hriitiN cher nliino!d bci SKI
NpDrrc, yig 302, HHcii. SnraioGcs SiraBt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-18
9eidJcabeFtattcr.
1sphn !S1eruia,

4gImclltcNnfct,
9;g. 200S, Ssleaus. Strdne, Baltimore, We
8meigbiireuu. gir. 370b, Oerl. @uiterHsNuerlie,
StQbdnoiomn. NaltimcresGountb.
antiden So permictHen fr ate @clegsuhcilen.
(9Gai20,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-18
g9aa IN ser6ien uoM 6em 6Iterrediiden @naeln ver.

kNUN 0V4'lINI v
id)on uorOen it trbt ieet bin am 6lcdetppbuS User
pirO d 6ci Der cnieetidcH9@aae, IN ocr 1crbc iid
bciioct Ocs WcoantciS erue0rci f6unen Segt ii Dem
S6ido nc5t cipas pie oe Strae iiir ben N0r0er bic
Strac oos pcrblenoete Dpier rlidcugher ,Sn-
triguc acnoroc 81 iein2 gSic &clgieJ io hat Serbc
oac lriodc d) iccr 9uirtcn iiir ollc 3cten 81 cr
inncMi
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-08-11
NEVIS ooNcERr no. NIGHT.

The Nevin concert will be given at the
town hall Wednesday evening, Aug. IL.
with the following program
Quartette, The Night has a Thousand
Eyes, Miss Lanra Fawcett. Rev Daniel
/. Gross, Mrs. L. Ward Peters. Mr..
Ernest l.. Osgood
Violin obligato, Mr.. William Sargent,
Piano, Barcaroile.. Miss Pauline f. Smith
Children's Songs -...... ---- ......Ars- Peters
~ Little Boy Blue
(2l In Winter Get up at Night
(3) Once had a Sweet Little Doll, Bears
Vocal Duet, Oh, that We Two were Mayingl
Miss Fawcett, Mr.. Gross
Song, The Rosary. MIR. Howard Smelling
Piano, Love Song from Sketch Book
Mrs Henning Fernstrom
Sacred Solo, Jesu. Jesu. Miserere.
Miss Fawcett
Song, Mighty lax . Rose ........., Mrs Peters
banjo obligato, M l. lansing
Piano Duet and Dance,
Miss Doris Nevin. Miss Delight Wes-
ton, Miss Eleanor Brooks, Miss Kath-
crime Richards, Miss Mary Curtis, Miss
Dorothea Slack
Piano, Mrs William Sargent, Mrs Bunker
Director, Miss Halle Gelbart
Concert accompanist, Mrs William Sargent
Aug. 8. II.
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NEW S
RLIlEHILI...


F. II. Teagle, of Cleveland. O., has Joined
his family here.
Louis O. Mas is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Thomas Taper.
Peter Murray and company will pasy. AZ
the town hall on Aug. i2-iS-f4-
f. B. Richards, OF Cleveland, o., has
joined his family here Tor short vfsat.
Mrs. H. B. NASH, OF Boston. formerly Of
this town, is spending few weeks here
Mrs. Warren Hartman, of Seal Hsrcor,
is visiting her parents, James MortelI and
wife.
Fred b. Round and wife, OF Boston, are
occupying the Parker house ON South
street.
The sale held by the ladies of the Com
gregational church, Aug. 1. was ssgreat
success.
Frank McGouldrick and wife, OF Fort
Fairfield, are guests of Mrs McGouia-
rick's parents, E w. Mayo and wife.
The Misses Adceck have returned to
their home in New York, after visiting
their uncle and aunt, x. S. osgood and
wife
The fire department was out on Friday
for slight blaze at Bluehli Inn. The
fire was very soon put out, with slight
damage.
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CENTER.

Norton Dow and wife and several others
from Boston, spent the wees-end at James
Gray's.
Lawrence Harper and Fred Ashley, who
have been employed at Northeast Harbor,
are at homt.
Carmen Harper, who has been operated
upon at Bar Hsrbor hospital, was quite
comfortable at last reports.
Weston Higgins spent Sunday with his
parents at Center. He was accompanied
by Miss Jennie Farley, of Bernard.
Mrs. Ina Higgins came near being
burned out last Wednesday morning,
" hen pile of clothes caught fire from
the stove. Mrs. Higgins, in throwing the
clothing out OF the house, WAS burned on
the arms and chest.
George Tower, with his two daughters,
was called here from Bar Harbor last
week by the sudden failing OF his son
Harvey, who has been at the home OF
Robert b. higgins all summer. Miss
Merle Tower, who spent the week at Gem
ter. returned to Bar Harbor Sunday.
Aug. g. M.
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sARGENTvI,.I.F

Miss Florence Bracy is visiting in
Brooklin.
Waldo Z. Kingsbury spent Sunday with
his family here.
Mrs. Arthur Fl. Sargent returned home
from Bangor Saturday
Frank NJ. Grindal and wife are visiting
Myron d. Grindal and wife.
Mrs. Lydia B. Cover, OF Maiden, Mass,
is in town for few weeks.
Miss Vera N. Harding is spending q
week with friends ia East Bluehiil.
Welland Sargent and wife, OF Oak Park,
ILL.,, are guests OF Herbert S. Dority and
wife.
Mrs. Eugene Conroy, OF Brooklyn, N.
Y, is visiting her mother, Mrs. 8. e.
Billings.
Hon. Warren Philbrook and wife, oil
Waterville, and DIR. E. E. Philbrook and
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wife spent several days last week with
Hon. II. W. Sargent and wife.
miss Linda Grindle, OF Rlnehill, ID
spending few days with Miss Amelia
Dresser.
Miss Vera Harding pleasantly enter
tanned party OF friends at her home FRI
isy evening
wiliia,a and Radclif Downey, OF Rox-
bury Mass, are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Archer Bs, ard.
Miss Flora L. Bowden has returned
from II yannis, Mass, where she has been
attending summer school,
Miss Katherine Grindal has returned
from Portland, accompanied by her aupts,
Misses Susie and Augusta Grindat.
Arthur Il. Harding and wife and Fred
Stafford and wife. OF Cambridge, Mass,
are guests OF Mrs. Jane Nj. Harding.
Aug 9. SIN.
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WEST FREMONT.

Fred Mason and wife, o, Portland, are
visiting Mrs. Mason's mother, Mrs. w. A.
Clark.
Mrs. Dalton Reed and baby have the
measles at the home OF Mr.. Reeds sister,
Mrs. Ashbury Lopaus.
Mrs. Charles Reed and children, of Dor
chester, Mass, after month with friends
here, have returned home.
Mrs. o. A. Tolman, who has been with
her husband in Connecticut, IL visiting
her parents, F. w. Lunt and wife.
Benjamin Gott, wife and baby, who have
been visiting Mrs. Colts mother, Mira
Emma Reed, have returned to Arlington,
Mass.
Nelson Thurston, wife and sons Ray
mond and Robert, OF Bangor, ere visiting
Mr.. Thurston's MISTER, Mr.. Walter 8
Lunt.
Aug.9. THELMA.
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EAST FRANKLIN.
THELMA.

Roscoe Blaisdell, OF Providence, X. l.,
10 home for two weekr.
Cecil Butler and family, OF Plainviile,
Conn.,, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Madison.
Mrs. Nettie Scammons visited her sister.
Mrs. Howard Gordon, OF West Sullivan,
Sunday.
Carroll Blaisdell has arrived from Seat
tie. WASH. where he graduated from
Warrington university law school last
June.
Misses Edith and Daisy Gordon, who
are in the government employ in Wash-
ington, d. c., arrived home Sunday for =
few weeks visit to their parents, T. W..
Gordon and wife.
Aug g. r.
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M'KINLEY.

Mrs. Lucy Richardson is at home from
her visit in Newton, NJ sss.
Miss Grace Gott is in Somerville, Mass.
Miss Annie Gott is at home from Port
land.
+. v. Stanley, wife and daughter Marie
are spending their vacation at the light
house.
Michael J. Dyer arrived Friday for the
weekend, returning to New Hampshire
Monday.
J. w. Thurston, wife and small son,
Watson, Of Portland, are here. Mrs.
Zalma Dyer accompanied them.
Miss Gertrude Knowlton has returned
to Milwaukee, after spending her vaca-
tion with her parents and relatives here.
d. L. Richardson and Miss Bertha Beck,
of Jamaica Plain, Mas. are spending
their vacation with II. p. Richardson and
family.
Aug g. r. NJ.
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EAST SULLIVAN.

Mrs. Eva Whalen, OF steuben, is visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. Mary johnson Leighton, Of Pitts
burgh, Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Julia McCrats.
Miss Nina Urann accompanied her
brother Marcus as far as Old Orchard,
" here she Is visiting friends.
Miss Clarissa Johnson, district nurse in
northern Maine, was the guest over Sun.
day OF her parents, H. o. johnson and
wife.
Miss Floyd Trask, Of New York, who
has spent the summer in East Bluehiil, was
the guest Of Mrs. Il. I. Thomson At. Hill
croft" over Sunday.
Aug.9 II.
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NORTH oRLAND.

Miss Eta Saunders. of Bangor, 10 the
guest OF Cora Dodge.
Mrs. Esteila Trundy and her mother,
Mrs. George Billings, who lives with her
have moved to Oriand.
Mrs. Rarton Arsv 81 l,nnr POND isst
week. Mrs. Arey 10 Ill Of rheumatism
and kidney trouble.
Among gaests ct the Dead River house
Sunday were Leman Biaisdeil ana wife,
Rodney Redman. wits and two children,
Earle Hutchings and wife, and Mr.. Simp-
son, all Of Bucksport, and Sam Hutchings
and wife, OF Bfookiine, Mass.
Aug. 8. 3.
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Aug. 9
GoULDsBoRo.

M. G. .Hosey, OF New York, is visiting
relatives IN town
20 Mr.. and Mrs. McAvery, Of Bradford,
are guests 81 Miss Addie Guptill. w.
4 lee leighton and family, who have
spent a month with Mrs. Leighton's
mother, Mrs. Carrie Dyer, went to Win
ter Harbor sunday. They will leave there
Thursday for their home in Auburn, X. l..
The Sunday school picnic which was
planned for Point Francis Thursday, had
to be given up, and trip to Archer's
camp was substituted. II was . merry
crowd. The two-inning ball game be-
tween the boys and girls resulted in q
score OF % 10 30 in favor OF the boys.
What the score would have been il the
" hole nine innings had been played can
only be guessed.
Aug. 8. JEN.
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MANsEr.

John o. Hancock is III.
Guy Stanley has returned to his home
in Connecticut.
Franklin Smith and wife, OF Massachu-
setts, are visiting Mr.. Smiths parents,
r. L. smith and wife. George Moore,
wife and nephew, OF MassacE usetts, are
also visiting at the Smith home.
Aug.9. LILAC.