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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22
COLLECTORS NOTICE OF SALE.

Unpaid taxes-of land situated in the town Of
Verona, county of Hancock, Stale OF Maine,
for the year 1915,
THE following list Of taxes on real estate
i OF nonresident owne-s ia the town Of
Verona aforesaid for the year 1915, committed
day Of July, 1915, remains unpaid. and notice
IL hereby given hat il said taxes with inter-
est and charges are not previously paid, so
much Of he real estate taxed as is sufficient
to pay the amount due therefor, including in
terest and charge. will be sold without
further notice at the schoolhouse in school
district No. l, in said Verona, on the first
Monday in February, 1915, at nine (9) O'Clock
q. m.
Name Of owner, description OF Amt Of
property. ta1 due
] w Smart, cottage and lot, % 80
Heirs Of John Bood, 80 mining lot, 1 90
GEoRGE M. HALL, Collector
OF taxes, Verona, Me-, fol 1915.
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TINE subscriber hereby gives notice that
Il she has been duly appointed execu-
trix OF the last will and testament Of
EDWARD Il. CARPEN TER, late Of CAsT1NE.
in the county Of Hancock, deceased. and
given bonds IS the law directs. All
persons having demands against the es-
tate Of said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement. and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment Inn
mediately.
LILLIAN 8. CARPENTER.
December II, 1915,
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Name Of owner. and descrip-
ton Of property


Cushman, Linwood or unknown,
by the road leading Il ON SuYry VIII
lage to Bucksport road, ON the
northeast by Surry and Ellsworth
town line, on the south by land Of
Eugene Gaspar and others, on the
west by land OF M. r. MiIliken heirs
and Patterns Pond stream. contain
ing TOO acres,
Finn, John B.. part Of Tim Finn
place. bounded on the north and
east BY land Of N Osgood, @ n
Phillips and Oatley Gray, on the
south by county road and on the
west by land Of e N Osg cd and
Oatley Gray. containing 50 acres,
more or less,
Norman. Frederic F and Durham.
Myron K trustees, cottage and
farm at South Surry bounded on
the north by land Of Gerone and
Arthur Young. on the east by
Union River bay, on the south by
land formerly Byron 9 rter farm.
tanning 40 acres. more or less. A
lot Of land formerly Byron Carter
farm, bounded on the north by land
formerly @ Stewart Alfred
Young placed, on the east by Union
River bay ON the south by land Of e
q and Charles BrfgRs.on the west
by Bluehill bay. containing. IS
acres. Joseph Kane farm bounded
on the north by Patterns bay, on
the east by Union River bay, on the
south BY land Of Frank Pemberton
and A Couary, on the west by la d
Of Ii slie Kane. containing 81 acres,
Phillips, Bernice, lot Of land, bought
Of ALA Lee. bounded on the north
by Patterns bay, on the east by land
OF l. ellie Kane. on the south by
land Of c Anderson, on the west
by land Of Kingley and 9rindle,
containing q acres,
Stewart, Virginia, lands bought OF
James G Youns, bounded on the
south BY land OF E N Cunningham,
on the west by highway, and on tho
north and east by Union river bay,
containing 1l3 acres. Serenus
Young lot, bounded on the north
by LAID OF G Young heirs. on the
east by highway, on the south by
land OF e N Cunningham. on the
vest by E N Cunningham and J c
Young heirs containing IS acres,
r. d. SMITH, Collec
OF taxes OF the town OF 81
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Names Of owners, and descrip.
tion Of property.

lion Of property. 8 ohg..
William w Collina, homestead land
Of w Collins estate, lot 4, rangeI,
e acres; land formerly Reuben
Gore. IS acres; land formerly EW
Rogers s ubbs heirs of E w Col.
Inns est, lot IFS. range 2, ~ acres, SIC 20
Clark, land Of Abner rosby. lot
u, range l, 81 acres; land Of
Curtis and Jos Emerson, lot Is,
J Coulter. house. barn and land Of
Frank A Gray, $50
George Coleman. nd formerly Sam
uel Ford. lot IL, short, 10 acres, asa
George Coleman q Son, lot OF land Of
Edw Hart. lot $50, Short, 30 acres. l64
Edward Farnhau,, lot Of and OF
A Farnham, LOT 1875, range s, rs acres, 736
freeman Weber, 10, OF land foot Of
Mud pond, ~ acres, 196
William r clifford. and OF W Col.
Inns. formerly w Rogers q
Stubbs lot u.s. range 2. ~ acres. I6o
Daniel Hoxie, land OF Charles Hoxie,
lot 10, range 2. IS acres; land for
merly Perkins, lot ID, range Q,
Thomas q Hewev heirs. homestead
land, lot 1885, range s, 30 acres: lot Of
land lot 1855, 1877 range s, 125 acres;
land Of L Little, lot 1856, short,
acres, 70 50
land formerly Chas Davis, lot 107,
Thomas kirk, iand formerly Benz
Kingsbury. lot 1872, short IS acres, $40
Ansel Libby, land OF Mary e Lowell,
range l, 8 acres, 40
Percy Moore, land OF John II Ell
bridge heirs,. lot ga, range4, 50 acres, $50
Cyrus Rogers, land Of John Hubbard,
lots lib ll9, range 2, 30 acres, 8 90
Bertha Snowman. land Of + Page,
lot s6, range 6, 40 acres, $40
Sargent Lumber Co, land OF Frederick
King, lot 1856, short. 90 acres, 70
Harry Wise, or unknown house,
barn and land Of Joseph w Shaw,
lot z. range l. acres, 20 20
Hattie Zittel, house, barn and land Of
Mrs Robert Miles, village, 10 90
FRANK F. SMITH, Collector
OF taxes OF the town Of Bucksport.
December IL. 1915.
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TIME subscriber hereby gives notice that
i he has been duly appointed admins
, traitor OF the estate Of
ELMIRA PEASE, late Of BUCKsPORT,
in the county Of Hancock, deceased, and
given bonds as the law directs. All persons
having demands against the estate OF said
deceased are desired to presen, the same fol
settlement, and all indebted thereto are re
quested to make payment immediately.
CHARLES H. PRAsE.
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rTyHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
Il she has been duly appointed admins
trAtrix Of the estate OF
WILLIAM MCDOWELL, late OF BLUE

in the county Of Hancock. deceased, and been
excused from 4 wing bonds as the law directs.
All persons having demand against the estate
OF said deceased are desired to present the
same tor settlement, and all indebted thereto
are requested tie make pay ment immed ately.
EMMA JEAN Mcdowell.
December z, 1915.
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| Name Of owner. descrtp Amt
ton Of property, Value. OF tar.
Byron Boyd, q in common Of
| Gig acres, per reg deeds, vol
| 2l4, rs. . In common Of IA
acres, reg deeds. vol 200
Homer Drawn, mountain lot. :.
Frederick BRIGHAM. land in
| No II, Z undivided 10 acre
| lot in common with Levi
Wyman acres " %
Heirs OF Abel Bartlett, land
and buildings on west side
| OF Goose Cove acres. Land
| on Tinker island, per reg
deeds. vol 49, page ssa, and ,o ..-.
Thomas Clark. marsh In NOS ~ 90
Z Harring Dickinson, la undi.
| vided acre lot east side OF
Seal Cove, acre, formerly
the Geo fancy lot, 1H
| Sarah Friend, Hodgdon lot
| per reg deeds. vol 2l4, $40
Joy lot per reg Deeds vol OAK %, q.
Benz Gott, homestead at Seal
| Cove, 2 acres Lot E of road
| near J Kelley lot in field,
| acres. High Head lot, 50
F W Hin, land at Bass Harbor
Head q Of g acre lot,
| bounded on N by land Of
| W Richardson and Willis
! Watson. on E by land Of
Eliza Fuller and Mary s
| Cobb, and and w by light
house lot and the sea, $50 10 "a
Frank Hamilton. r Hodg-
| don lot per reg deeds. vol 4SS.
| p 205 Mountsin lot so acres. 100 3So
| VIM A Murphy, land and
| buildings at Seal Cove Zig
Edwin NJ Moore. land on
| Colts Island acres, l4o 4oz
Peters a. ODER. Aram Ober lot
| at Csu er, land and buildings
| per reg deeds. vol 400 25i,
| 26a. acres, Bloomfield Reed
| lot in No Taper reg deeds,vol
| 493. p 45l, ia acres. Land at
| Center, per reg deeds, vol
| 1913. p All, l6ia acres. Land at
Center, per reg deeds. vol
I 493 o All, 10 acres. Land at
| Center 10 undivided go acre
| lot per reg deeds vol 493,
| AL, 333 acres, IL 10 % "A
John A Peters, is UNDIVIDED
| OF c j Thu ston lot per reg
deeds, vol 4s5, p l27, Is l7-4o NJ
Andrew Parker. land at
Bernard, 81 acre, 20 %
| W W Rich, Will Mayo lot 10 ss
Fred ed Robinson, wood lot No :.
Edward R Reed, land and
| buildings at Center, rs acres.
| Lunt lot east of road. IA
| acres Southern L OF past
| ure west OF road, ~ acres.
| Mountain lot. 40 acres, $50 ~ ~
/ Flora Stewart. land and build
ings at G. inter-. Ia acres, $40 IL zz
| Fred Tracy, land per deed, =.
Frank q Tibbetts, Western
Outlook decided by Benz
| Gott,reg deeds,v 494. p 466. IS 48
| Geo d Walls. wood lot, Is acres. 80 90
| WILLIS WATSON Collector OF taxes
| for the town Of fremont for the year 1919.
| Dec. IL, 1915.
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VTHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
4 she has been duly appointed adminis-
tratrix Of the estate OF
MARY G. DIX, late OF BUCKsPORT,
In the county OF Hancock, deceased, and
given bonds as the law directs. All persons
having demands against the estate Of said de-
ceased are desired to present the same for
settlement, and all indebted thereto are re,
quested to make payment Immediately.
December II, 1915.
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TTNHE subscriber Anna E. McLennan, OF
i Alameda. California, hereby gives notice
that she has been duly appointed admins
MARAINNETTA HINMAN, late of sULLI-
VAN,
in the county Of Hancock, deceased, and been
excused from giving bonds as the law directs;
and that she has appointed henry NJ Hall o.
agent in the State of Maine, according to law.
All persons having demands against the es-
tate OF said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment i'm
mediately. ANNA f. McLENNAN.
Dec. 7, 1915.
THE subscriber, Louis de K. Hubbard of
l. Middletown. State of Connecticut,
hereby gives notice that he has been duly APP
pointed executor of the last will and tesla
ment of
ELIJAH K. HUBBARD. late of MIDDLE
TOWN,
in the county of Middlesex, State of Con-
necticut, deceased, and given bonds as The law
directs. and that he has appointed Il. M.
Corners, of Eden, his duly qualified agent in
the State OF Maine according to law All per-
said deceased are desired to present the same
| for settlement, and all indebted thereto are
requested to make payment Immediately.
| December 7, 1915.
NHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
u
| tratrix OF the estate of
| JULIA E. PARKER, late OF SOUTHWEST
HARBOR,
4 in the county OF Hancock, deceased, and
! given bonds as the law directs. All persons
having demands against the estate OF said DE-
| ceased are desired to present the same for
settlement. and all indebted thereto are re-
| quested to make payment Immediately.
| FLORENCE PARKER JOY.
December Z. 1915. Et0
THE subscriber hereby gives notice thas
i he has been duly appointed adminis-
traitor of the estate of
1 MARY H. wHITMORE. late OF MOUNT
DESERT,
| IN the county OF Hancock, deceas and been
excused from giving bonds as the law directs.
| All persons having demands against the estate
| OF said deceased are desired to present the
| same for settlement, and all indebted thereto
| are requested to make payment immediately.
WARREN Il. WHIrMoRg.
December 2. 1915.
THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
| OF the last will and testament Of
GEORGE q. PIERCE, late Of LAMOINE,
in the county OF Hancock, deceased. NO bonds
being required by the terms Of said will. All
persons having demands against the estate Of
| said deceased are de sired 10 present the same
for settlement, and all indie bted thereto are re-
quested TO make payment Immediately.
\ FRED L. MASON,
I Ellsworth, Me-.
l December z, 1915.
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Qeyal Nutiess
STATE or MAINE.

ColIecsor's Advertisement Of Sale Of Lands Of
Now Resident Ocnsrs.
Unpaid taxes on lands situated In the Town
OF surry. In the County Of Hancock, for the
year 1915.
THE following list Of taxes on real estate Of
4 non resident owners in the town Of
surry Aforesaid, for the gear 1915, committed
to me Tor collection for said town On the
seventh day Of May, 1915. remains unpaid: land
notice Is hereby given that II said taxes with
interest and charges are not previously paid,
SO much Of the real estate taxed as is
su fhcient TO pay the smount due therefor, In
GLIDING interest and charges. will be sold
without further notice at public auction at
Town house In said town, on the frat Monday
In February, 1915, at . O'Clock .. m.
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COLLECTORS NOTICE OF SALE.

Castine, Me-, Dec. 20. 1915.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15
GERMAN WHO WAS GLAD
CAME NEAR BEING LYNcHED
ccoNrlNuED FROM PAGE oNEl

| tcoNTiNuED FROM PAGE cNE)
were hard feelings among the men
assembled and when a lynehiug was
| proposed good percentage of the
crowd was ready to act there and
| then IIoskins was in the crowd but
says be did not participate until the
time came when he could advise the
excited fellows to hold back in case.
Lieberman W<uld leave the country
forthwith. This he promised to DO
The rope was brought, according to
Hoskins, and preparations were made
to use it. 14ieberman fully under
stood his danger but was sullen. The
men, who have come from all parts
Of the world to the oil field, are prac-
tically all representatives of the al
lied nations or neHirals, and Lieber
mans declaration aneered them
When il was demanded that lie reg
tract lie did 50 only to the extent
thai he expressed sorrow that ElbertI
had been lost "Still. ii was
his own fanlt," added 1ieberman
Il vas this demand for a reiractioni
that gave IIoskins his clue to intcr-l
cede and ne proposed that I-iebermani
!
be liberated il ease he would leave atI
onee. After some>disc cnssion this wasl
agreed upon I.ieacfman. after Hos
kins presented The matter to himl
fully. started across country on foot |
lie said he had ten dollars coming tol
him and this was made up by iheI
bunch. one Of whom agreed TO take
the Germans team back 10 head
quarters. Lieberman claimed 10 be .
naturalized American. He had beenl
a the field but a few days.
lioskins SAYS there are more newI
'igs in the oil field, at The present,
han at any time since the north pool
vas discovered.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15

that the export grader shall be "a
court of last resort and that no
member Of the association shall be
permitted to decide any OF the things
or matters affecting the grading or
price Of the fruit in Logan county.
The association ordered commit
tee to report at a meeting on Satur-
day next, May %, at Guthrie. all nee
essary provisions and plans for car
ryins cut these provisions in the
sense Not grower pres
pnt raised an objection to any OF Inc
features as above All expressed
their realization Of the fact that It
will require just such united and or
sanized efforts to secure any, good
'esults for the growers This year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15

the mate. ability with which he was
endowed was proved by his achieve
ments in other lines OF venture. DR.
IThreadgill had been a citizen of Okla
homa City since 1901
Dr. Threadgill took his usual walk
into the city Friday morning, and re-
turned to lunch about noon Shortly
after noon he went upstairs to his
room, stating that he was feeling
tired, shortly afterwards. his
daughter, Miss Frances Threadgnl,
who was in the froat Of the house,
heard him scream She rushed to his
room aud found him PROSTATE across
The bed Mediyitl attention was im-
summoned and his wifel
CALLED to his side
He died before physicians could ar.
rive, only his daughter and his wife
being at the bedside. DR. Threadgill
has been troubled with his heart for
some time. il is stated but his ailment
vas not believed to have been serious.
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Boosters Working.

The young men boosters ar,
working hard to make the coming
state meet a great success. They
have secured bathing privileges for
all visiting contestants at the swim
2 ing pool They have perfected the
track aud tennis court They have
assumed all responsibilities and VIII
leave nothing undone to make this a
great success, not only for Guthrie
but for the colleges all over Hhe
state
The tennis work win be held on The
new grounds at the Central school
campus. Plenty of seats for large
crowd will be arranged and Guthrie
people are expected to be present and
enjoy the contest and enthuse
the visiting players. Tennis work
viii begin Monday afternoon al two
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G a 6 O r / a
TEN CRACK TEAMS TO CON-
TEST HERE FOR'FlELD HONORS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
these grounds In finest condition, and
they are expecting some very fine
work during Monday between the
tents teams. While Kingfisher will
be expected to be strong factor in
all the tennis events, there will be u
number OF strong players from other
schools.
At the track meet on Tuesday the
events scheduled are: 100 yard dash;
s2o yard dash; 1i0 yard dash half
mile race; mile race; two mile race;
l2o yard hurdle race; 220 yard hur
die race; mile relay: hammer throw;
shot put; disc throw; running broad
jump: running high jump; pole
vault.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15

Berlin, May 15.-The chief points
of the American nose being consid
cred by the Imperial council are:
Desirability of full understanding
between the United States and Ger
many, in view OF the situation aris~
ing ffom Teuton acts eliminating IN
The sinking Of the Lusitania, is urged
Humane attitude hitherto assumed
by the German government on mat
ters Of international right is cited.
Necessities Of Germany oceasioned
by exjgencies of war can not be al
lowed to abbreyiate rights OF Amer
ican citizens bound on lawful errands
on lie high seas.
Dangers to non -combatants in sub
marine warfare against enemy COM
mcrcc is pointed out.
American citizens act within their,
rights when they board commercial
ships in pursuit of legitimate busl-
ness and they can expect their gov
ernmen! TO sustain them.
Prompt reparation in case of in
fury is expected.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15

Of DOCTORS
/. ENDS IN ROW
StfRGE\TS SPLIT WITH
! REGULARS AND HOLD
SEPARATE ELECTION

: l3artlesgille May l5.-Wnile 100
members o. The Oklahoma State Med
ieaI Association, in convention here.
were attending banquet last night.
Dr Joan #. Rileg president, backed
py f0riy phgsiaahs from Oklahoma
Eity ana score from oser the state
held i seeat elnetion and named of
licrrs for the ensuing wear To add
fuel 10 the fire Riley offered a reso-
lution 70 make Oklahoma Git. The.
reumanent meeting place Of the as
soeiaiion Tie convention broke up
in row
a second election was held after
midnight last night, the constitution
providing thas elections be held on
tho third day. Heated words We're
passed between Riley followers and
the opposing IA lions. Fist fights
were narrowly ayerted, nr Riley |
and the Oklahoma City delegation
were scored in resolution. The Of
ficers named at The second election
are; President J Hutchings White
vice president, " Pen
luite. caickasha; second vice presi
lent ]. n suddarth Nowata thirdl
Fire president w. A. Cook, Tulsa
Delegate 10 American Medical asso-
'iation nleetine, a9r J. r Riley
oklahoma City was selected for thei
ext State convention in 1915
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15
Tells HOW
SUBMARINE
DOES WORK
u. $. COMMANDER TELLS ALL
ABOUT IT'S WONDERFUL
OPERATIONS

How does submarine attack? How
does ii locate the vessel it wishes to
torpedo, and how does it proceed
about the business of sending such n
vessel to the bottom?
Every land-lubber has been asking
himself and his friends these qnes-
tions since the Germans issued their
war zone" decree, but there have
been few satisfactory answers. Here
is tn way Yates Stirling, commander
Of Uncle Sans submarine flotilla
tells it:
"A submarine will come to the sur
face at 5000 or 6,00O yards from the
vessel it is attacking enough so
the enemy is not supposed TO see the
periscope. ii stays up long enough !
to get the enemy's course. then goes
down ana sets its course 10 intercept !
the oncmy's ship.
The vessel must be coming more !
or less toward the submarine, other I
wise the submarine. with its low sub
merged speed can not catch it.
The officers of the submarine will
know the revolution Of the approach
ne shin and will use The gyrocom- !
lass with which to work out its ex- +
'ct position They will know Just
vhens 10 come NJ to be within range.
When the subramine comes up i'll,
vii show the periscope as little as ,
ossible, take quick aim ana fire its
irst torpedo. II it wants 10 remain (
mere out Of curiosity to see tile cf-
eel, 1t can. But If IT does not. ii q
oes right down again,
1T stays short time under water, r
arms the cap. bringing new torpedoes b
p into the tubes. and the incomes up h
'r a second shot IL necessary. IS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15

BAPT|STS To
RAISE $4,000.
SOUTHERN BApTISTS ARE IN
SESSION AT HOUSTON.
TENAS, TODAY

Houston, Texas. May 15.-Southerr
lbap'ists IN convention hare TO-DAY
pledged themselves to raise for hone
and foreign missions during the com
ing fiscal year 81 l,oS@150; $ill.750 fol
home missions and $e24.Oo0 for for
eisn missions. II was announced
that the layman's organization would
undertake to raise $4,000 to remove
the debt hanging over the convention
through failure of several states to
contribute last year their full ammlnt
for mission work.
Texas Baptists were asked in the
budget adopted today, to contribute
more than any other state. namely
100000 for foreign missions and $50.
900 for home missions.
The next largest apportionments
We're Virginia and Georgia. the form
er $4,000 to foreign and $4,000 to
home missions. and the latter $4,000
to foreign and $1,000 to home mis-
sions. Oklahoma was asaca to raise
$4,000 for hcme missions and $4,000
for foreign
Last year The total apportionment
for home and foreign missions was
Slltl95Oo, Of which $4,000 remains
e be contributed.
Inc convention adopted comm.,~ ,
.ee recommendation that the negro
heolosieai seminary, which TIE na-
ional Baptist convention (negro) /
proposed to build, shoul dbe at Mem
1his; Tenn, The Southern lBaptIt
onveniion already has pledged $5i,-
90 toward this seminary. 1t was
aud the negro Baptists also favored
Iemphis.