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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
BAELE'S CONDITION
Is MUCH IMPROVED

The condition % Emil Baeic. plumb
cr. who vas siashed with n razor IN
thc hands % Edward l. Elliott Thurs
day night az the corner 81 Tenth
street aud Third avenue. continues 20
Improve. according q latest reports
from 50. Authony's hospital. where he
is confined The Hcsh on his right
cheek vas iaid open % the bone In
tuo places. and there is n deep cash
IN The icE Elliott pleads seif-defense-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
BUNNY REPORTED ON
ROAD TO RECOVERY

View Vsrt. Nrru ts John Ernag
ere rsVtrE rtrfesr eanstfas. iif tEreT
Verts. Gel said 90 tsFr passed fh-
rrfsts art 90 sr os EsF WaF Co Fe-
erf-r~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

COUNT oKUBIA SAYS
WAR SOON WILL END

T8si6. April t5.- Cpunt oEuma. Jap
aH-s- pT-ssi-r. speaking tn a number
o. journalists oH th~ European var.
oppressed the op.niDu that basiiiiiirH
5000 Wo1it have Co come 90 an rut.
ouiaE 60 rzEagsti1u of tE~ heiiiErr-
eats
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
BULLETS STILL hit
ON AMERICAN SIDE

Wtsb5sEtaa. q. G.. ksrS - MsAsr
General Fassten. a. nreSassiiis. rer
Sorted tsdaV tnst d~sslserT ssiss was
lsinE tsBt ge ~ eoetsn.tios M~Sfesa
isctieas seress ere river 81 Mstasai'-
ras Wssy BULLETS eeesfnse 20 fsi On
ne Americas stts 50 tss rons Eas
sssa in9lzsa co tAs AszsFtS@a sa4s-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
JAPAN AMBASSADOR
Is RETURNING HOME

Toxic, April 17.-George w Guth-
rie. American ambassador TO Japan.
accompanied by Mrs. Guthrie, left
Yokohoma today for the United States
on leave OF absence. He said he ex-
pected TO return before the corona
ton of the emperor, which is set for
November.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
RoTnSCHmD ESTATE sss0o.Soa
Estate ef baron Professionally >uorn
for Probate IN London.

L.orfou. April tT.-rhe estate % thr
late Baron Eotasehiid Was provision
ally sW0Tn foF probate yesterday ~
Es .E06.G69 fstzSo0.Oa1I Ua-nn Rntts-
ehiif died iu t.8af8n ,tareh 20. Tho
estate goes Co bis family
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

Cai~sbuFE. tti.-P~see 10 Europe hy
tuiy q was predicted today by F'ree-
rsnn pors~ on ths occasion of his
f6sth hirtsaay. NJ. uoFsr is an IN
-azts of th~ ouincy SOLDIER home.
BAT for aaay years he has celebrated
his birthday ~ taking three
r.,z'hs' frriaaEh 20 Vtsi; Caiesburg
and ksitksbarS-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
ILLINOIS NEWS

Sycamore. II.-WilIiam Allen. a
pioneer farmer Of DeKalb county. is
dead here. aged % years. He was
born in Kingsbury. n Y Of q family
OF IA children only one now survives.
His father. Joseph Allen. was a min
ute man in the revolutionary war
Freeport, Ill.-Albert Mann, q far
mer of Winslow, H.. was arrested
by a deputy United States marshal
for an alleged violation of the foot
and mouth quarantine
Kewanee, MA hotel costing
100000 Is to be erected here at once.
according 10 announcement by Presi-
dent Frank n. Lay of Civic club.
Galesburg. Ill.-Decatur was award
ed the next convention of Illinois ho-
tel clerks by the executive board.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
Berlin Receives Private Re
ports on Result Of Yep
pelin Visits.
PATROL BOATS STRUCK
officers and Crews Are Slain
by Sheils-Five Women
Victims 40 AmiCns.

ro-frr. Fu-. t- & e.r-ir.s Frau
fsr Oversees S-us AGENCY et E--
500 serss Private kilograms received
Bore f-na EaeTart rr aar af Holland
v serious aaaaEe vel. done boz Zrp-
peHes rHtrH rsrerr1r r-T over EHe-
rrf raa1r efeI OF aaeaIe1 a-.-
--s r.I .--as af arfrH. boats prarrrf-
Hs chip ysrIs. aEfra lrfieaETs fhr
bombs t-r near Er.FH Tho British
eer#as arrr.Hfe.. .-aHsa...s.aH a' tar-
FH~ .r1a'
People u EaE.er# today arc .TH
.Hr f1r repetition r. rar aerial er-
taos rFuu Ceruar Erulei.H or Ts4HF
machines rr fs tHHH. however. Hr
fresh Occurrence aaf ..rra reported.
lf1srfI- a.r...Hs aE $3.50 calls u1r--
.re rr.Ha. bombs aa f1e ..lE ul
efHsesHTre .ra..at OF .''rEeF-iaFra.-a
TEs H#rerHs H-rr slightly VcEH. H..
ars on Amsterdam report Three
E-Fae H afrr.srs engaged ir recent
raids tr rir.t over England. HeF..a
rrF1rEa
tm.--s. Fsarr-. April 90 Flre
uaHea and t.rH UrE urrr Etjsl ana
eishr a.srFr. iEr.aGirE fap soldiers
Eaart.as raurprt station. F-re iu-
lareI ts bombs dropped tT German
aerap,aars VEles fra over che cts
YESTERDAY. ono f1 Csc morning aud 1ue
OH thr rTrairE Tho property taH-
aEr aas trivial One % thr bombs
fesneilstcd q hnusr. dee1plfatlaF O.
H8aan seated la ere rariur
frrrrh nauhard ~tras hurv.
Hr=fEu 1r Gals "a Breach airaa.u
L~ssruv~I ls.rl1a glass at Etsaeatsrs
and uoeHtrt civilians a. German
aviator st~flrI Green Sob. near Lon
don ir Champagne. rurtaa~Et ut
FrrtErs q Er1ap uf Preach tart.ea-
ffaas vas af1rrIrL Germans Uuu-
grrret q Frrrrh position rnTthusrf
nt frs~.s lT F0EFFs. IEFE captured
Freaea eHasrrgFs and frra eFaelafrs-
th- pa Hs1a Hresger ur lrH tiaalfaH-
tseeHHs s.fHaua1. Preach attacks near
FTirrT we're EeJIiFed or fhr eastern
fraaf thr slfuaflDr ts unchanged"
Crrrraleh is iu thc metropolitan
district % LraIau on ffr Thames.
rr~ miles from f.1rdun bridge The
attack eviieutiy vas made yesterday
CsrmaHs Repay Esprisai.-
Halle. APRIL I5.-Tsn British ur-
rrre. Including thr son of a f1Fmsr
British ambassador t1 Berlin. prison {
~rs of else Germans. have been taken
from camp Of prisoners OF sur and
pfarra ir solitary s1utuFmvut iu
Hiats-barz. This is O. measure ~ re-
prisai for treatment hF Great HFitain
1f r-~as of German submarine held .
prisoners CO.. England.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
TEEBEEIcG. INDICTED. orITs
Fresidsni - ~. Lsuis BEARD Of ~.
d~Fman Resigns

- Lo1is. April ts.-Th~ r~siEns-
tfoa % A o. Frederick az president
os thr - Louis board % aldermen
vas prcseatrd 90 fh~ city register
yesterday Frederick vas elected
Arrit ~ - 90 piaraiiig. bat since
sh~ rfrrtiou ~ has been Indicted on
q rhars- % forgery in the arst de-
gree,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
Foot and Mouth Orders.

Washington, D. C, April IA foot
and mouth order effective April IL
says: Dubuque county. Iowa, within
FIVE miles of infected premises, is ex-
posed area The remainder or the
county modified Clinton county Is
modified
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
WIFE OF OIL KING
GIVES To CHARITY
Various. Institutions Receive About
Two Million Prom Mr. John n
Rockefeller.

Ncw YORK. April i7.-The wiil Of
the late Mrs John y. Rockefeller
hied Ia surrogate court today leaves
hsQuesis In the neishhorhood OF a
half million and valuable yewelry TO
friends and relatives The rest OF
her estate. estimated ai two million.
g heqEeathcd 20 charitable institu-
I.oaS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

WasSfsEtas. o. e.. April ~ -rres-
s4sns WfIsaa VII 80 90 NsW YORK
rs<s,ssy 90 ast~zs shs anazzi tsneh-
~o- q go Associated Press. H is an
1s1eesG a. ,ks uhlts kosss-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

pvtr"it Ceapts Have 20 tisinE ~
SANITY and tf msms.

hrfrsH. Nfirh NprN ts Ter
sNretr. srvraFa anG tWecfF-siEat
raii.irea. twlas. have seen eoFa 60 Mr
sad Nrs Nsgssniet Esienss rssaty
enc ~ these esuirss sFs tvinE asG
a are ss harse.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

E1fsTests. - Va. April is-rerre
sssa we're kiit~,s o. east mise shsa
sockets % Ess N~rs sSptotsf ~ .
sess to,ssT,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

of the coroner. DIT. Meyer and States
Attorney Thompson refused 10 state
what progress had been made in the
case.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
THE WEATHER
Forecast Till p. VI. Tomorrow, for
Rock Island. Davenport, Moline
and Vicinity.

Increasing cloudiness and warmer
tonight sunday possibly showers and
warmer.
Temperature az : a m. II. High
est yesterday. 20; lowest last night,
%.
velocity of wind AZ a. m. six miles
per hour.
Precipitation. none.
Relative humidity at p. m. So, at
"a. m. 50; az / D. m. today. %.
stage OF water rs. a rise OF . in
last - hours.
IN. sHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Evening ssgrs: Mars. saturn. Morn
lne stars: venus. Mercury. Jupiter.
Due southwest and west-soUfhwe~t
considerations orion and CAMS Major
Uiumlrate the horizon ahout = p IN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

Associated Press
Exclusive Wire
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-29

HELP wANTED-MALE
CleFicaI ana office
Bookkeeper, mfg. firm. SO 70 500.
Stenographer, some bookkeeping S76
flookkeoper, 80 per mo- and board
BUSINESS MEMS REFERENCE ASSN.
iSis-N w, q. ~. Bldg.
RoOkkEEPER and sten.. SIS
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-29
nInTHs Ann DEATIIs.

Births-Joe and Tilha zagarslki. 25ei
South Twenty-ninth. boy; J. N. end Mag
Anna Johnson, East Omaha. boy; David
and Alta ohlmutz. 33ii California. girl;
Nels and Mary SoronHon. East Omaha,
Douglas girl.
Deaths--Wayne christensen. 10. hos
pitaI; William Herbert, 80. 1026 Park
Twenty-fourth: Irene Rose, / month, on
train; Lena Ramey, %, id05 Iseavenworth;
urrancis A. Petty, Is, 1926 Lake; Mayer
Tatei. As. 1854 Cass; George Jones, AZ,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-29
LODGE NOTICES.

NOTICE TO BHICk<A EftS
All members of Bricklayers union. No
OF Nebraska are requested TO attend ths
mayer. Services TO be held at st. Mary
Magdelene's church. Nineteenth and
Dodge streets, at o'clock a. IN. Friday
January .. Interment at Laurel HI
cemetery, Albright.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-29

LUMBER. FURNITURE-Will trade 500
windows, frames and finishing; 2 dress
ers, 1 table, organ, I writing desk.
brass bed, mattress. VIII trade for an
auto or lots. This lumber is Michigan
lumber, used one year in summer cottage;
all clean; no nails; In good condition.
Address s. c. $780, Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-29
nr.ru. avn EUNraAL NOTICES

ELECTROMAGNETIC aged So years,
died January %, 1915. He IS survived
by four sons and three daughters
Funeral Friday morning from residence
OF his daughter 7ig North SeYenteenth
Ifrnnf Inferment Laurel Hi Cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-29

All claims for errors must be made
within fifteen days after the last hsef-
ton OF tho advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-29
Unclaimed Answers
to the
"Swappers' Column"

Hundreds OF other answers have been
called for and delivered during the last
week. II is reasonable TO suppose that
all OF the people below have MADE t me
desired swaps therefore do not call tor
the balance OF their answers. Bee want
ads cure get roarIita
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-29
FOR RENT
Ipartments and FIats.

AWUTI . thu = INNNs
5-r.. modern fiat. 29OS :. 18th. So II. fl1.
THE HELEN, 2464 HARVEY ST.
Very choice four and five-room apart
ments. Tel. Doug. $3.50 or Doug. 500.
FOR RENT-bost beautiful, finely fin
ished and up-to-date 3, and Groom
Apartments In city. Building Just fin
ished. Flora Apartments. 2si Jones ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-29
NURsERY-p1ANTs AND SEEDS

GARDEN seeds, small fruit and vegeta-
bic plants OF strictly first class quality;
catalogue free. Dowker Plant Nursery.
Box 10. Kearney. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-29
swAPPER's COLUMN

AUTO = Buick roadster, 5-passengei /.
model 10. cut down 70 roadster tracer
type). with a0-galloR gasoline tank be-
hind; new Non-Skid aka oversize castings
behind; just recently OverhaUled; newly
painted; also 5-passengsr body that goes
with a. Price. 500 What have you? s.
c. 5ss, Bee.
AUToMOBILE-Wil exchange one or
more high grade automobiles in first
class condition for 16O acres eastern Ne
braska land. clear or nearly SO. Address
s. c. IS Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-29

windmill, transit, diamond, prism-bi-
noculars Repairing, and strings for all
instS. Address s. Q. b26, Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-29
GordonV anCo. ! s sssi'

1e N. nth 81 Phone 10 Ss4 or web. lsoA
OGDEN ANNEX. Council Bluffs. sooma
with kitchenetts. steam heat. phone ss1
SEVEN rooms. best residence district,
fiG) Davenport, close TO Farnam lines
Phone Walnut 26S
7-R.-2li9 n. 10th: heat. water ana ianitor
service. all for $50 winter, SIS sum
mer. send Tor our weakly printed list
HASTINGS & HEYDEN. 16ll Harvey sd.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-29

FURNITURE-Heavy mahogany Music
cabinet for player rolls or sheet music.
Cost $lS new and used but three months.
Will swap for anything I can use actu-
ally worth sl5 or more. Address $. c. So,
Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-29

DIAM0ND-Ring, two-thlrds karat, Tiff
fanny; price, $40; exchange for good
piano, light auto. motorcycle, or offer.
Address S. G.. $40 Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-29

INCUBATOR--One SOO-egg Mandy Lee
first-class incubator, almost new, will
sell cheap for cash. Address S. c. 54S,
care Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-29
BUSINESS CHANCES

THEATBRs-Buy,i lease or sell your the
alter, machine and supplies through
Theatcr Exchange Co. 1906 Farnam st.
Douglas 1877.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-29
MARRIAGE LlCENsEs.
nuILnING PERMITl

BUILDING PERMITS.
The smith Brick company, 310i 70 S1O6
Lake, brick plants. $4,000; Trustees for
Homo for Working Girls. 2i02 TO 2llO Dav-
enport brick home, $1,000; Niels J.
Peterson. 500 North Forty-fifth. frame
DWELLING. 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-29

INCUBATOR-I have 250-egg Triumph
Jr., incubator and a brooder, used one
season; will trade for Buff Orpington
hens or what am offered. Address. s.
e., 523, Bee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-17

assesscr To BE- selected by the Lesss--
lasurs in 5oiuf convention the session
81 1898 changing the law 50 that the
governor now appoints The SALARY Of
the Office liz 50, On year and the other
two members 81 the board ara Ee.t-
rand 9. Nc2utire Of East Waterfront a
Democrat. and John r.. Dearborn Of
NeVvburg. a Republican The nominal
ton will Be IN line for confirmation at
the next regular session Of the COVER
nor and council, April e.
The candidates ncr this position vera
Frank Heszer Of Rocx!and for several
gears a member Of the old board Of
railroad commissioners, Representa-
tsc.s Hugf 7. Gallagher II Bangor,
Richard T. Leader ~ lewiston and A.
bert ". P'ummer OF Lisbon, George
r.. Comstoc.s 81 L1Ibec, 4asburys r. Val
!ron Of Portland, John P. Graham Of
westbrook, John r. Crowley Of BAIL
sor, Frank Re. varrill of Portland, All
ZEN " Phillips Of Shirley, a former
member Of the House II Representa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-17

dass. for r.ie cs1air-nanss1ip Of the Lew
sion board az registration. Sidney l..
Hall a caudidare IN Rocx;alu and IN
this CITY the present chairman WI
liam r. Simmons, was nor a ca1didaIe-
IN wesiSronk rsIe candidates wera r'1e
present chairman. Glenpias Albe VINO
vas appointed four years ago nE Gov
e.-nor Piaisfed, Ralph E. TAYLOR, Val
TER .. Pride and Eenry 3. MCCULLOUGH.
II, Augusta, the present chairlnaH'
William r williams, was nor a cali-
didare r1r reappoinr.nenr In aansor
ex-AIdernan Jn,n b. Fleming Was 3
candidate, and IN Auburn the present
chairman, Charles P Lor.nE, vas a
candidate for ra-appoii1r.nenr-
Governor Curr!s Friday also noni-
mated = Clark FIass or Richmond as
A member Of the board OF examiners
70 regulate the practice 1T e,nbaaminG.
r. p spinney Of North Berwick as the
Judge Of t?ie Yoraslira municipal cnurt
and r Roger Miller of South Berwick
as the recorder II the municipal cnurr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-17

off.ce az the secretary Of Stafe IoI 10
STARE az Maine on tbs tenth day Oh L.,
4. o. lbs, and recorded in Vol : pAs2
.ss and the usual cer.tficars OF tns sDA1
-,r- n state dared May TENTH -" ,,,, w,.s
f,,t,, iss,,s.f 10 said compafy,. As M..,.,,-
~, law ana on the petition OF tns ~
pnr-z AZ the Mar,awasnksaa q w Ma,,n,,,-
5a,iwar Company under dafa ~ s,,,-
i,a,. +yve,1r-y-second. 1919, rsle railroau uan,,
,,,,ss,nney-s after duly advertiser ne..'- ~
y,ic, nearing was held IN sanEos, .
.,a.-ar 4. .,orR in the tursnnon'r
To- rt,e rzye.1ry-finrs1 or DeceflnsI, -
~ iesya rsf. said railroad commissioners s..
,-ay,vad tt1e cnrpnrars existence anu r pmM
40 ~ r,le said MaS-avasnKeaa q Naasn
-, aaiIr-nad Company for r1ree yeaas
4-,o,,, Nav rss,lr.l ls9,. and me pnard y,
,-z,Irnad commissioners on me Loiii uis
~ War..,1. a. D. [gl3., after due notlcs is TIN
IIaar-,u r1,rrtIer renewed ann eAteiihHa.
rs,a rhar-,er Of rs1a Mat-ivaTnKeas
ynr-.1e,.,1 RAILWAY Company, for I-ie LII
Wv. r,arrr, at three years., from Tie c-nle
OF IT'S last expiration. 1,x,
4 The ral1re Of said street i.Iiiroad hes
vvt,oiIy within the town OF haff.iWdln-
Is.ar in said county OF Pennhsf1t cle
-lnorza1lizad plantation OF MolunKns III
rs1e cullnry Of AronsfoHk. tie town or
Me,t,vav, Township A., Ralge G, East
MlilnocKsf, and che town OF M'iiinocHei-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-17
Thu Mztszxamheaq q Northasn

y,e,tt.nn was recssved ar the oHcs u
r.,e public utilities commission rals
frnm t.1e MartawamKaa9 4 Northern
RAILWAY Company asking that its COT
,orate sx.ste.,rs anu pDwers na eSte'ideai
n accurriay,ca with the statutes IN Iach
.asss. made anu provided. The cnnrnls-
s,uners or1erasi a hear-ng 70 take pace
az rse.r offices IN Aug1,sza April = AT =
o'clock A. Il.
The petition Isl AZ follows:
RespeerTIlily represents that FRANK !:
Ricsl Of MatrawaInkeag, fsaac X Nun,s
nf Bangor anu AEre,nus Wear1efnse ol
TIncail, all IN the county nT EennbsGul
ana State df Maine. as follows:
/. They ara the duly eieerEd ana duai-
ifIe,f directors OF tina Mareawa1nkeag a.
Northern Railway Company a sfr-aer rall-
mad company duly organized aI1u exist
ing under the genegai laws OF the STATE.
Tha articles OF assDctartun on 3aiu
Company vera duly approved bu yonr
honorable board by certificate drlT ell
dorsesf upun said articles OF association.
fiayesf May third. A. D., 1l46.
Z Said articles OF association ami said
certificate OF approval vera tiien IN the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-17
Educational Schedules

The following shows the sch=tiue .
tie department Of education for III
year, showing the dates anc places
holding reaeflsrs' conventions. irstituts
conferences and summer schools
Tsacne,.s Conversations
Knox couur-Eocx.anf, Friday, April
PanonscnC cnunCy-aaagor, Frida
April -.
aasadahoc ccuacy-gaSi. Mondz
April Il.
Franklin couurT-Far-ni71g-In Thu,
day and Friday. April $50.
4Andg'1srnggln-.oxfori cn,InrT-Lewistc
Friday, April a.
Aroostnnk cnuurT-Edllitun. Thursd!
AID Friday. May iIld :.
kt.nnehee-5nnIersHr cnlnE.as Eoints
Warerville- Friday. May :.
Lincoln couury-Ea.naT-scur Fridal
May "a.
P,sca1aGIis cnunry-Milu. F-Giur- Ma
Waldo colnr-r-Eeifast. vasir,=sdaj
Thursday amt Hr-day, Sapr. 3. AMI 10
1a2lcDca c1unIy-Ellawnr-ti r,iesiay
Wednesday,, Thursday anu Fr-tt;sv SEN
!, \. and 10.
Pennhscnt cn,,nrJr--laI-es,ur rrlesgssy
Wednesday,, Thursday ana F--ua<- SEP
:, & ana 10.
Maine Teacsers' Observation-Disclosures
Ccr- . AMI 20.
Conferences
aupef-nrendeilta OF scilnaiH-f--:i ss.n.
Iuiy ga
aecandar- school p1-ncipals-s-ast.n4
53lly 6-5.
Summer Sc:1uria
THcilias-JlItv g. AUGUST !.
Casf-le-,.uiY .: AI..fIs- T.
tiflllng-dn--8uiv L3. A,Ig-Iar Z.
trasftIt Lsiie-.!r1iE Ii. AI-1lat i.
Seefil,tas-y uaacilers--{ University
Maine. CarGno-
is,lperHlsGris 0f r1IEfsin--4- asu 1ns1 1t1& IS
achoui suTjerviaiHf,-s-aaf5 T1A NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-17
ITCHING NEARLY
DROVE 4 WHOLE.
FAMILY CRAZY

kansa: City, No, Oct. "a. lsA'
MY husband had q rash all cvs q
body, and soon the WHOLE FA3kli
vas IN the same condition. 1t looko
sca!y and raised up On the arms a.
oody N big bumps. This t.ou5.
burned and itched 50 that it wosi'
nearly drive one crazy. 1t was alv'H
worse Of night, 50 We could not slesf
we All had this trouble for about q
or three years, and during that tn
tr.eo many remedies and prescriptio''
with no results. We tried Resinol Or
me1t and Resinol Soap and it ~
LEVIED AT ONCE, and before D.
tnlrd jar Of ointment had been used, !
we're al completely cured. 1t has De-.
Tour months since we were cured, -
there are no traces Of the trouble:
Signedl Mrs. S. A. Clarkson, is.l
Lawn Ave.
Every druggist sells Resinol OF
ment and Resinol Soap. and physic'G, I.
nave prescribed them for 90 yeaO
me Treatment Of skia troubles 4;
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tsres Bradford c.. Redounest OF VS.
casses and ex-senator William n os-
born % P,t:sfieid- Representative
Curtis Durgasn Of Bangor, mad 10 ap-
Dlicas.sn for the position on die Dnr Y
IS understood that he was IN recep-
tive mood.
The governor today also nnrEllnaseah
tie following AS the chairTnen Or
boards of registration
Au5urn--fzenry z. Goss
Aug;lsta--WilliaTn ) Skesian.
safsl--Franc;s 2, Tor-ev.
Observation-Disclosures 3. Sade.-
erever-Edward 3, EtIf-.
Calais--NilIiasn II. WEIGH.
Lew.ssou--Richaz.d r. L-awton.
Old Town--H.ed e. Lovejoy.
port.and--fsohert E Ahern-
Rocg,aud--Ffa.-herrT T. Churchill.
saca--Fr- 7ncis Murphy
south Portiand-Jaanes r. Turner.
observation-disclosures Albe.
Rangor-Afichaei r. Brennan
Edward GagT1e vas alsn canh'-
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ALBION

Kew E. a DaNlS IT Lewiston Wis i
C0Wn Tuess.a T.
MIS-. Vsl---aul WaIcnrE haa -1re
tie Aug'Istl General nosp.Za Il
;ll-gtcaI treatment.
Mcs- 8oirar CT Portland AMI sists
from 5oaCan are IN town for an d
rerded vtsslr With their nephew : :
Cooksor1
4 VI. Srra1rGn ias grue u s1s.,
N BUSINESS
The frogs ara giving aigrc1T -ur
cerrs. and the arru-I.s tas* aeeeacs:
Leading evtdencss Of spring.
Errtred Crussay nas a Jew SE-
car.
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STATE HOUSE
State assessor Named BY Gov.
ernor Curtis, Also Long List
Of Chairmea o. Boards Reg
istratiOu
PETITIONS TO PUBLIC
UTILITIES CONCESSION

State assessor Wilbur r. Dresser %
South Portland, a real estate Dealer
and A former member Of the Eonse 81
Representatives, 10 succaed Edwin N
Johnston 81 Brownsville; wisose term ~
ak gears expired on the first 81 this
month Mr. Johnston vas tss last
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car,utaint Against {. 4. "


4 few days ago a compliant vas II
rv.fs, ne public utilities cnmulssinr
Eirrdge G.. Butler and :. 1r.l.rs.l
asr,s nr Miuur, Poland aid M.r4
Falls. against the Lewiston. Ala-.sTa
warsrv.lIe Street RAILWAY alleging :,
In. schedules over the line beryxaen -r-
fsr.1r and Mechanic Falls ara agre;.sa
sf,le, insufficient and Inconsistent. y
ira raguIat.nns and PRACTICES rs raiac,
"a the location and fixing II ARA nns
ara unreasonable, unjust ard cnnrrary
,uhJic cnupe1ienca and mat -azscrss
sdan,iar4. and sufficient service 1var :,
ire between Lewiston and Ifa..as
Falls cannot be obtained el.nnl tile rssno
denr.
To-day the public utilities cnrr-..ssie
issued an order that a hearing 5e hzld Z
r.,a motion OF tho company asalrs Il
commissioners 10 order The ger .5rs,
co file specifications under -leir con
ula:rr, 70 be held At The Office a III
commission on TuesGaY. April =. az
4, n, and thar the time gGr Hing a
answer, or other pleading, % Tie peti
c.nn by the respondent be. ana tie sam
is hersby extended, and thar lie 4nswe
CIR other pleading he ilef. Al such tin
az may be determined BY he co-mis
sion IN its order alter a hearing upo
the motion.
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4 pair Of horses hsia1gin.- =, +.
Mt Zrcon Spring Co became srLss
ensc N the railroad yard 1t E1-1tal
Thursday when Herbert Hall Il
owner, was delivering a load Of go
and ran away Mr.. Hail Eas -1ro1
cut and badly shaken up Joan Wss
in attempting TO hold the horses v
Knocked DOWN and run over, Ia Vi
several ribs crushed and being da5
bruised He was taken TO the VI
earthly hospital where his conG.Ir
was said 20 be serious. He i IL
rIed and has four children.