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The Washington times., 1915-09-26
HUDDLESTON WINS
ELECTION IN FAIRFAX.
Judge J. B 7. Thornton Declares
Recent BalIotlng for County
! Treasurershlp Regular.

The Rev, Louis b. smet. former pas
tor or the Catholic church at Warren
toh. was formally installed at 1880 this
mbrning as the pastor Of st. Mary's
Catholic, Church. to take the place OF
Right Rev. d. J. O'Connell. bishop OF
the diocese Of Richmond, presided over
the ceremonies,
The Washington times., 1915-09-26
FOURTEENTH INSTALLMENT.
CHAPTER LII.
The Last Arbitrament.

Inc Last AfDltrament.
. he call to arms was as music to
Count Fredericks ears. Leaving
i his idle. added king STEPPED in
his follies, he hurried to the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

1887 NORTH 15TH-C Complets floor, 3 rooms
kltchenette: prisale oath eieEant house Pr
tor service; Very reasonable; never long va
cant; open for inspection.
BROAD n, 2Ol6-Thres rooms. kitchen bath,
Ath floor; steam heat, gas and cleo; $50. n
Issn, l1O7 Real Estate TT. Bldg. Filbert 3l6O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20
WANTED

ANTIQUE furniture. false teeth, soc. to 81 set
paid broken iewelry. gold, silver, diamonde
bought T35 walnut. walnut 1O2d. Est 20.
nROKEN JEwEJRY, false teeth, pistols. coins.
Coin book. with prices | pay. mailed los. y.
b Boss CPeope's storc), 2Gd S. iiih Wal. tls6
CNST.uFF' CIOTHtNG-we positively pay 80
per cent. more fur gCntlemcn's clothing, shoes
send postal: we call ddy, cv. eliv or suburhs.
Friedman Bros, l4ii South 81, Pm. Dick. Gi0',
Ft;RNlTrRE ramos. carpets. antiques: entire
o. part houses bought for cusU 10 matter
how large. j. Bernstein. 1854 Ridge ave.
YELLOW stamps redeemed for doNs, toys, etc.
NiRhest prices paid for loose stamps IN sheets.
TRADING STAMP CO.. 2tl4 y. Front ct.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR DIAMONDS
old gold. platinum, false teeth also pawn
tickets. 1900 Filhcrt st.. 2d floor front.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20
FuRNIsHEp APARTMENTs

LOCUST. l21s-I6 Gion's Head - Furn. apis.
suites and rooms with private bath.
FURNISHED APT, rooms and bath, for gen
tlemen near 18th and Columbia; attractly q
location. T PAS. Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20
ROOMS FOR RENT

rooms, with ali cows; reasonable.
BROAD. N., &i43- Nieelv furnished room, al!
oOnts ph1noi reasonable prtrnte FAMILY.
BROWN. ls1i-warm cozy communicating cit
ting 3 bedroom for gentleman; owner: 500
CHESTNUT ST, NEAR i5TIf-Handsomcy
furn rooms with bath; near Z; Barring li31R
CHESTNUT ST. is23-B Beautifully appointed
rooms for refined persons all newly furm
LOGAN SQUARE (2a5 y. ISM Housekeeping
rooms, furn, un;urn.; eeo. itEht run water.
PINE, Oi2-Dcsrable I'd ar. front also sin.
gle rms. cent. located. Walnut I&'5 w.
PINE ig23-AttrartivcIv turn rms, single OF
suite; running water private iatnilN; nh,
sPRrGE. lli5--2d 'front.' bsal.[fuly farniSShed. Sis
running water. cleo. light: other Nacancies'
SPRUCE, l3iT--Roous, srglo or en- suite; PR
baths prof offices; steam heat: eleetrlclt''
THOMPSON. W. i3ln--Remodeled, coy, ~
front, rooms bath; finc lot; orp. square.
WA5Nb ID % asa HSTN gRssN r5a aiaGG&o ah& bath bath dFn
or urfurn.: excellent location; lst-Clasa stEN'
Ice. Phone Srruce $50. or apply 10 janltor,
sTH,, y. 1902 Private party desires 10 rem en-
tOrt =. 5OG lopp. Clinton > Attractive rooms
Win or w;4o", bath Ne PGnteW% BE- nisq'T hS G44 l4
FE0NI RM. NDfolNfNG BATH; PHONE.
18TH, ~. lGis-Siugle rooms. communicating
bath nicely fur. private family; garage.
NTH s. 9%-Attrnctivev furnished room, ru"-
ming water; nlsp unfurn room, private iati'
3lST. s. S-Attractivc furn. or unfurn. rooms,
single or en- suite: few at $40 per month.
l5Tif j., f3I Single and double rooms In eN-
elusive, refined. modern home Phone' -
C1ST ST. s.. 1908 Furn. or unfurn; reliable
party: dulel, refined home; reasonable. --.
OWSER OF LARGE dwelling will rent attrac-
lively furnished bachelor apt "t : rooms
private bath, opsn fireplace 2O22 Spruce 81.
BEAUTGFCLi.Y -Ern nort room IN private
family; all cont. phone Barring 1907 NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20
PRINTING

Buy YOUR CHRISTMAS CARDS EARLY
Make your selections from l25 designs; price
speciality, TIE OGrd Snop, 1904 Chestnut ~.
Open evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20
ROOFING AND IRON AWNINGS

WE coat leaky roofs at small cost and guaran-
tee them 10 years; let US estimate.
AMERICAN ROOFING CO.. 1878 Ridge ave-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20

| OFFER a large variety OF apartments at
varied PRICES and 10 meet almost any require
ment. Call send for list Automobile
service 20 inspect apartments II desired.
NORMAN s. SHERWOOD. 14ll Walnut 81
SPRUCE 626O. RACE 3O.5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20

RITTENHoUsE SO. C2I6 s 10TH
Large. beautifully fnr. rms. and apts., oT
. rms, priv baths: hot water heat: LIST class
In appointment and service. Spruce S6t2.
SPRING GARDEN. isIT-E1eelent apis. in
different houses: some furn.; kitehenettes.
100 S. 18TH ST-Unfurnished apartment.
rooms: bath: open treplaces: large closets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20
APARTMENTS

y. E. CORNER 17TH AND WALNUT SITS
This l3-Btorv concrete and steel freproot
structure reaches the highest point OF devel-
opment a yet attained in apartment CON
structlon, and may be properly STYLED per
feet place uf abode
An earnest EFFORT has been made to offer
a matcnless home TO those whose first con
yideratiOn Is not to count the cost alone but
% procure that which they desire. where
there liz unly perfeC lion. the size and char
nCter of which may be selected and shaped
according to the distinctive requirements OF
the Individual.
Suites are arranged from two rooms and
one bath TO seven rooms and three baths.
The location Is excellent, being convenient
TO the business and shopping centres and yet
All thtags considered. the rentals are mod
Further information. rrsngements for in
Spect!on and reservations may be made
through
NORMAN s. SHERWOOD
14ll Walnut street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20
ROOMS WANTED
BOARDING

ROOM to be used as studio; northern -
posure. central. + l50. Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20
OLD GOLD

HIGHEST prices IN the city paid for old gold.
silver. platinum. false teeth, Old coins bought
and sold. 1ewelry ifNchaiige 2ri ), sth.
OLD GOLD, silver. platinum, plated ware. old
style tewelry. teeth plates bought FOR CaSn
Est. 1870. j. L. CLARK. reincr. sO7 SAMSON.
CASH PAID FOR DIAMONDS. PRECIOUS
stones, gold. silver, platinum, false teeth.
Phils. SIR eltinE and Ref, CO.. l.S 3 1lth st.
OLD GOLD-Cash paid for old gold silver
antique clocks: will call, Bell phone. Locust
1910. ROGERS. - 5. 18th 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20
STORAGE

CONTINENTAL
STORAGE WAREHOUSE
10Th ST ABOVE CHESTNUT
PACKING. MOVING, SHIPPING.
KuKs Carpets cleaned. secured stored.
Bell, Locust 1Oe0-Phones-key. Race 41e0.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20

THREE ROOMS and bath, unfuTnished. sublet
for balance OF lease to October l, 1916. Apply
Hotel Marlyn. 4Oth-Walnut SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20

REDUCED to $1,000 TO settle estate quickly;
3-sty dwell, hot water heat. chicken house.
fruit, $4,000 sWOPE & SON, Darcy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20

ass LARGE zoNopuONE TALKING machine.
With Cehiret aud 20 records. finished In
beautiful quRrtsreI OAK, Gost new SSI. Can
be paid i5 cents weekly. An excellent
bargain; ia good condition. Write TOR com-
plste list oil bargains ard special trial offer.
uEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES,
Corner 9th and Thompson ats, Fhile.. Pa.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
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HEATING

nAKIN-KELsEY HEALTH HEAT Is better
and cheaper than steam or hot water. Pure
fresE mir with normal moisture. MAXIM.
KELSEY. c y 18th ST.. Philn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20

FIpELIIY FIREPRoOF WAREHOUSES;.
1s11-1Sl9 MARKET ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20

FARMS, country places and suburban homes
on the Readings Bethlehem and DoylestoWn
branches. II ]. Dagger. Inc. Ambler. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20

ATLAS STORAGE WAREHOUSE = storage.
moving. packing. shipping. carpet cleaning,
Ph. Barring 1872 FOR estimate. Market and 3Ith.
AcCAEN'S STORAGE HOUSE. ITas y.
1ith St; moving, packing. shipping; auto
vans. Both phones. Let Us estimate.
WEST PHILA. MONARCH STORAGE co.
VEST PHII.A. Auto packing and shipping.
WEST PHILA. $50 LANCASTER AVE,
FREE STORAGE the first T.onth; moving
BY auto vans. shipping. packing carpet
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Die J%looetar6e.

Der oanifde SournaIiIt 6rons BON
Sefen ersdblt, tpie er zines @benbs in
Der Barrier Undergraduates fubr.
SIN felben 4btsil iaBen Elm ~pertpunbe=
ter frana0fi9sr Offi5ier unb 8ipei
Samer; bic Qebteren u~nierbielten fid
iiber Mo6e.
sd fass Dir, iie trdet oenIeIben
SUIT ipie I'm porigen Griibiabr."
sRi9t mogli9!"
s4uf ghrentport! OenfeI6en Sut
pie bamoIs.@
sOas finoe ib unelaubli@!"
pnebrigens fas' mir, ba bu lonIt 70
gut 8eI9eib tpuBteIts tpas fir sSarben
tptro man bteIen @inter troaen?"
pDas ldBt fid unm6sti6 Iaaen.
Ni@ts 1T ia fiber in bieier 3eit."
Nd mas! Ou tpiiBteIt ni6t, mos
fur Gorben mir trasen ~pero.n9"
sd perfi6ere Dir! 9as peiB tei>
ner!"
BARRON. meme 9amen-bemertte
bdrauf iebr ernft Der Offi3ier-ni@
ipeib ts; in bi.iem @int.r pirb man
bauPtid6li@ ri4uara" trossn."
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8onte Grieoe ihiitteIte INC

Sonte 5riebe i6iittelte unglduDiq
NIT Dem aopfe nno iab mad ost
llbr; ygfoh iieben Minuten, min
iino friib gefommenl~
Rene b0rte 8erltreut 81, ibre sc.
oonfen flatterten mie aufaeihelld,ie
&ogel mlruGig bin uno Der.
Sic oadlte an @rnlt. Der nod an
oemrlel6en unbeilooaen Ibeno nno5
Berlin reiien muBte. 9fod) mabrclta
er I'M Neben5immer nit Dem 9ru-
Der iprah, mar lem Gbef mnerm1tet
erldienen mo teilte ibn init
ooB lein @erliner Mlitorbeiter an
ld)fperer Snfliten5a nieoerlieee ruO
folglih feline Sriginolberidte ii6sr
ben 8eid)stag ienoen fonile. Is
bliebe feline @abl, @rnlt miiiie nod
nit Dem 0adt8ug nod ser Geid)S-
bauptitaot oboompfeu uno fir ON
Grfronften einiprinaen. Ger Gle'
iportete, bis grnit geriiItet NOR,
uno brndte i'm ielbft sur 8abt INN
nod aaerlei NIT ibm 3u bereoen.
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Ger MbIdieo fon0 in @eoenmort

Ger @bldieo fano in @eqenmort
Der beioen @erren ltott, mol Ipre,1
SauszSuopig lebbaft olif Sen Som.
mer5ienrat eis UNI Den @otteit
einen unbeobahteten MtQenbIid All
gonnen, bod troboem ginqen lie
a%lseinanoer, ohne Elm oufflarenoes,
periobnenoes @ort. Gene hielt oic
angen geienft, ais er ouf tic sutrat.
mo lab nidt oos ldnersIiche @e
iremoeL oas in Den leineu ali
flammte.
er nobm lie nit elmer holtiaen
9%etpeglllg in Ole 9lrme uno prei,e
einel Stub aui Die 5udenocn 9ippelt
@elprodeu batte er nidts.
9tun mar er orei Gage fort uae
tic erbielt nod fem 2ebens5eihsa
bon Inn. las CAB ibr cine innerc
%llnrait lieB lie audi am belten All fei.
mem redlten @emuB fomfnen
GortIebuua foIat.l
9. U, Sariea5 So. Telephone 7os
(Graeiae.)
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Gin paar Gage ipater! 9ene iaf
5fpild)en 3ante 8rieoe uno Srair
g9ellfert i'm 9beater, oas bel qe.
raninten Srdeiter bis auf ben lebtel
9lob gefiiQt NOR.
Gin Stimmenqeiurre 3etteloe.
matter mo 9naden 5uflappern0er
0pernglasbebGlter ourfidmirrt;
ben 3llidaueroum uto 10 rief ole
redte interchangeable SbeoterItim
mrng 6erbor.
8te orei 5railen batteu porsiiqli-
fe ,BlaBe I'M eriten &ang inne, lie
oanften Sons-2uomig ole gintrits.
farten, er ianote iie beute friib Mi
elllem glnmenitrnlB an Gene.
CAB er elm 9iaet fir Meto @elt.
fert beigefiigt, mar cine beionoere
Stebensfpiiroigfeit, Die 2oge, sic
lonlt ben Observation-Disclosures az
borte, ipar NIT ousoerfauft porSell
uno oarum bate Die feline SSrau Scr
8orltelnng, bel Der lie unbeid)aftiat
mar uno auf Die lie iid bauptiddlld,
oes @altes tpegen eefrert, niht beiit-
den fonnen. Sbr @onn trat ols
Wnrm" alf, man ao6 SADDLE me
2iebe!~
gllniere 9elltben 6a6en's benz
1lift leidt". ponote tie Iid, an 3ante
6rieoe, Der &ublano lit qeiuaIila
ldnel beriibmt g%eporoen, aaeS
lpannt ibm e%lltgegen, sic aleine
miro lid neben linn iton tuader bal-
ten, I'M AeuBern paBt lie fan1os stl
ibm!"
9ante 6rieoc nidte umo Ieuf5.e.
sd babe fiir oos Ma6el id,on mic.
Der 2ampenfie6er. i6 fam mir oaS
nidt nbgem0bnen, iobalo 2iIi mlf-
tritt itno Die eriten @orte lprid..
IFS meg. ober bis oobin - liz
i%euf3te lpieoer uno peridIong ole
folten Singer ineinanoer.
g9os sibt iid nit ser 3eitl@ tro.
itete Meta.
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pANAMAS 75c

0ereiniet uno eeformt mad ieber
Sorm. @infler & Mdles, Sufmader.
103 St<9oniton ctr, neben benz Mibcrs
iioes Neitairant. 3ufriebenIteIenbe Mrs
belt. Seine G6nren benlbt.
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frou &en,e.
Son sc. 9oberen8 Cher
lem.
{S%ortiebnno.)

IOollIeBu4tg.J
Gene Job Den Sdmager nit ei11e1.1
traurlgen gltde an utto fuhr iii.
tpilfiirlid iiber bie Gteae ouf ibrerr
&opfe, an Der ii6 bie eriten orouer
tSaare 5eieten.
valte Sunefer~, mie6er6olte ic
leiie. ualt peroen, iid) bineinfinocn
m 0os Ilttperoen, oos muB fir Elm
Weao6en, oas emit gefeiert murhe
uno nun BON Ser geoanfenloien @eIi
bemibelt miro, fur6tbar ieini~
uSiebit Da1, Gene, tpie gut es 1T,
bab i'd Gid gebeiratet ba6e. /"
i6er5te grnit 1.
Sic iob i'm nit einem eiaenei'
glife an: oM6o6en, ole ibren Sc
rnf baben, brauden oos altfperoell
meni9er 5u ideuer, als monde
%sSro1en!@
nNdnu, tparum?"
p@eil ibnen lire SQtigfeit perio
3eit laBf, iiber lire ouBerlide Ser
%arloerung nad5uoenfen uro niernonh
honad frdgt, mie aft iie iin6 ooer aus
! ieben, penn tie MIR lire 8flid)-
ten erfiiaen, giibnenfiin]tlerinnen
nno iolde, beren Screen fi6 niGt
gum SdtDeigen bringen IoIien, l1a-
tlirlt6 a~nsgenommenl"
Limo nerbeiratete 8rouen 2"
uMeit Den eriten gral1en Soartlt,
ben eriten Salten I'M @eii6t perlie.
rel. lie oft ibre Hei8e fir oen Man1l
. 1lf6 ~"
g-nno er miro i6rer i~iberoruliia
iiebt ii6 nod iiingeren INN ullo Der
giBt, oaB audi ct an ibrem glltuet4
ben iein Cell botl"
nS6onobuben i6iloerit Oh, feline
Mfatnerll" er lprang 5ornig ouf.
SD reoe nidt bon oIen"; ioqte
Gene NIT bloiien 2ippen uno flangs
loier Stimme.
u@ei5 @ott, mon fonnte mel
mem, @rnit ladte argerli6, iii
oahit an nns ielber, meflr Gene
Sngero nfGt i'm @ioeriprn6 5u Der
9nnabme itiinbel"
gSugenO2~ Sd meroe bolo neu;l-
uno5tDan5i9l"
e3rm Gonnertpettcr, iebt nir6
mir 81 bpntl"
ogrnitl"
Sans-2uomie legte bqidmidti-
geflo bic Sanb OH Sen sfrm oes Or
regten.
vgeiinue Sid. foiic elm oQacmsl-
mes @eiprdd nift perl6nIidJ ar
lei perniinftie, offer 9rouiefopf!D
SGon Ealb barnbi9t monote it'd
Grnit an senc: o@ilit 9u mir nidt
nod graue Scare 8eigen2y
"a orebte tie ibm ibr 8rofiG 81,
iiro oeutete auf oie paar peiBen sd.
ben, Die an ibrer S9ldfe idimmer-
ten.
9as NOR ibm 5l piell @r wuro,
gaf6 blaB, 8paiig iid gemoltIaa
CUR &nbe lnlo itiirmte biltous. art,-
deno flog Die Cir butter i6m III.
Ser 9ruOer folete ibnt idpeigeno,s
Gene itano Ga tpie betanbt. Sic
batte Grnlt nidt rei3en polerL es
mar ettpas in ibr gepeien, oas lie
formlid 3fpana 81 ipre6elL pie lies
getan.
@9it bebenoen &dioen raunrte lie
oas @ei6irr 8uianmen. Sic Iab
ernlt gum eriten @faIe, lett iie ion
fannie, 10 3ornig mo iein 3orn golf
ibr. =
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HEY c COMPANY

8icbcles, @otprcDcles. 2ntpn Ioipers
eei6drft, absebolt unb ebgeIicfert. Sci.
Grodett 1907. 237 WefSgomnlerce Sh.
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QpteIs.
HOTEL m

1926 alamo 8la5a -bnbi6 moblierte
refine 3immer. SOC, 75c ST per Sag;
$3.50 nnb aufpdrts per ISOLDE. 3tmtner
nit 2 Betten $500 per @o6e. Iltes
Selepbon grodett 658.
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Der Sberit botte ipobt pier5ebn
Gage 0elegenhsit, gut gu eFen, pei9
gu f9lofen uno Bic @prrGte an rotten,
griiqem, gelbem unb peibsm Ghnops
in fsinem 3immer gu iibertpad,n.
Or gob iid biefer 2Gtigfeit nit fple
der 2iebe uno NIT foIdsm Offer bin.
BOB e. fir Jpn, oomit er pitosr gu
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PAUL S. LEMP,

Gi5il : Sngenielr unb 2anbsg ermeIIer.
Sots genan uno biuig bermeiien. 20idbs
rige grfabruns in Ratent : Mngelegells
beiten. grfinouneen gum @rfoIe berbors
fen. 3eidnunsen aIer @rtI Ills Mbe. 6.
Sci. grpdett 8645.
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eatun Mpsuers seiddrft, abgebpIt nnb
abgeliefert per &uto; etabiIert felt IS
Sabren. Gmeripn, Der Bicycle Dpftor.
EeIepboniert.
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800 OFT : Commerce Ctr, Can Mr,>
tonic, Ser. 9eutf6es @altbnus. 3ims
mer SOC biz $1.00. 6pe8iele @phens
fen. Gus. 9ebnfe, @anager.
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OefMafts=9ale.toe
Mipninas itmb 3elte.

alautp Sent & amtins So. &m. 2s-
rel5ett, @i9entiitner. Ollie unfere 8aarea
baben boaes @etpi6t nnb I1ab, pafienp
fir Stanoarbs@ roBen. 215 @ne. 8.
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LAWN MOWERS

eeiddrft BEL 8osers, 623 @arfet Strats.
grodett 5718. Sreie QbIieferune. 8ir
leiben @u6 2atpn @otpers tpdbrerlb mir
Cure reparieren; Grbeit e~arantiert.
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6oIs mmo Gphle.

@ir baIten Die bette &oble mnb bns
bette B%rennboI5. Brohiert inns. @Iass
@ppS & 6pal 60. grodett 6053, Neues
Eel. 1911.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-12
SACkpAHoC COUNTY
PROBATE COURT HAS
SECOND MAY SESSION

Bath, Me, Nay 11.-(SpeciaD.- Con
attention of the Sagadahoc county
probate court at it's second session of
S. Lowell passed upon the following:
Administrations granted-Estate of
sic Townsend Cross, Administrative !;
estate of Maxine Dancause, late of
Bowdoin, to James o. Roberts, admin
istrator.
Wills proved and allowed-Galen c.
Moses, late of Bath, Rupert H. Baxter
and Hayward Wilson executors; Don
aid j. Macdonald, late of Bath, Mar
shall A. Haraden executor: Maria E
Grover, late of Bowdoin, Joseph II. Cox
administrator with will annexed; Anne
X. Blethen, late of Bath, Galen c.
Blethen administrator with will annex
ed.
Guardian appointed-Susie Townsend
Cross guardian of Frank c. Townsend
Of Bowdoin, minor.
Accounts filed-Fifth account of
Harry II. and William r. Donnell, ad-
ministrators estate of William T. Don
nell, late Of Bath; first and final &C
count Of Charles Rose, administrator
estate Of John T. Rose, late of Bath;
first and final account Of Annie L.
Brakeman. executrix estate Of Isaac B.
Ring, late Of Bowdoin; second accoun,
Of Clarence E. Sawyer, executor estate
Of Darius Keay, late Of Topsham; sixth
account Of Justus A. B. Cowles, trus-
tee under the will of Francis C. White
house, late of Topsham.
Inventories filed-Estate of Winshir
r. Lilly by Herbert ]. Lilly, admins.
traitor: estate of Sarah F. Merrill, late
Of Richmond by Lucinda F. Croker
Administrative
Adoption-Bernice Coombs Of Rango,
adopted by Mr.. and Mrs Linden NJ
Little Of Richmond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-12

Queenstown, May 1.-THE number
of bodies of victims Of the torpedoins
Of the Cunard liner Lusitania at Bal
t:more a small seaport on the south
ern Irish coast, was increased this
morning to ten. Two other bodies
have been brought ashore at CASTLE
townsend, near Baltimore. or the
bodies at Baltimore six are Of men
and four Of women.
The Cunard Line today despatched
a tug to Baltimore to bring all twelve
bodies to Queenstown. Relatives OF
survivors who had planned to leave
today are going to remain over In the
hope of making further identihcations.
It is reported that one OF the bodies
at Baltimore had on 1t papers bearing
the name Of Harrison, Main street.
Bridgeport, Conn. and that on an
other there was found the circular OF
a firm called Florence & Co. tooth
brush manufacturer, in Connecticut
The tug despatched yesterday even
ing by the Cunard company to the
scene of the disaster to look for bodies
had not returned to Queenstown up
to noon today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-12

field Thomas NJ. Fox, Roger j.
Trainor, Madawaska, No. 1885, Van
Buren,, George j. keegan, DR.. L. J.
Niolette: North Maine, No. 1853, Fort
Fairfield. Adrian kelleher, James +.
Gothreau; Abnaki Council, No. 33i.
Augusta, Joseph J. Smith, Aldo Pelie-
Srini; st. Rose Council, No. 800, Liv-
elmore Falls. Frank Paluski, John II.
Mccarthy; Eastport Council, No. 675.
PASSPORT, L. D. Anderson, John r.
Healy; St. Martin Of Tours. No. $50.
Millinocket, John l.. Reilly, William
Lahey; Philip r. Sheridan. No. 1896.
Ellsworth; John E. Doyle, Thomas a
Gaynor; ST. CroiZ Council, No. 149,
Calais, John H. Mcfarland. Edward
A. WEIGH: Joseph Orono, Council NO.
1872, Orono; Henry A. Mitchell. Johu
J. Kelley; P. Giles Council, No. 1S8.
Lubec. Neil McCundy. John Dugan;
Sagadahoc Council, No. 24s, Bath,
Joseph H. Madden, DR.. f. j. Fitz-
gerald; Biddeford Council, No. $50. Bidde-
ford: Thomas +. Locke, Jas. j. Nelson
Portland Council, No. 101, Portland
James Malone, Richard E. O'Brien; Lew
iston Council, No. LOG, Lewiston: D. j.
Wellehan, Francis Langley; Pine Cone
Council, No. la, Bangor: T. George Shee-
han, John E. Kelley; Lime Rock Council,
No 136, Rockland: Patrick j. Burns: Wa
terville Council, No. 14S. Waterville: l..
n. Dorette, Jas. L. Mahoney.
The Banquet
Lewiston Council served a banquet to
the out of town guests Tuesday evening
when Hon. D. ]. McGillicuddy, Right
Rev. Monsignor NJ. c. McDonough, Y.
G., and Rev. Father T. F. Butler were
among the speakers
The guests enjoyed the Portland and
Lewiston baseball game on the Athletic
park Tuesday afternoon.
The following are the statistics given
March 81: Insured membership, 1oS,o33
associate membership, 227 ,4oi; total mem
bership, 935, 437: number of sub councils,
1888; number of state councils. so. Amount
of funds classified, March; General fund
S1.17315; death benefit fund, $4,000; NOR
tuary reserve fund, S5,415,354.S; mortuna-
ry reserve fund of 1882, s25l, Q35l; total,
s.. 795. 1884.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-12
SAY KAISER WROTE
MOTHER OF KING OF
ITALY TO INTERVENE

Rome, via Paris, May II, 455 A. NJ
The Agency National says Emperor
William has written to Dowager Queer
Margherita, mother of King Victor
Emmanuel, pointing out advantages he
believes would accrue to Italy should
it remain neutral, and urging her tc
intervene to avoid conflict with Aus
tria.
The widow Of King Humbert is quot
ed as having replied to the German
ruler: In the House of Savoy we
reign one at a time"
Emperor William is reported to have
previously written an almost identi.
cal letter to the italian King.
The Milan Secoo asserts that Italy
demanded the integrity of Serbia ant
Belgium as a condition Of its neutral.
ity and that this was one of the chic
causes of delay in the conversations.