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The Detroit times., 1915-10-08
VIEW YoRK PRODUCE

NEW YORk, oct 8--FfOVf- IUlA
but arm. Pork: steady: mesa. sfe0
1850. Lard: Firm: middle west spot.
Ss.4e q $50 Sugar: rrmer: centri-,
g. test. Sase65; refined. steady: cut
loaf, SS.7a. crushed. $3.50: powdered.
es: graduated. S4.saGAss Coffee:
Rio No. on spot. &c Tailcw: strong
exc. Hay: Easier. prime. S132A q
4. fs No.3, see6 81. clover. soe&1
Si.i0 Dressed poultry: Firmer: tur-
feyE IyWlTCr chrcRsns- ~ Uf'r.
fowls. lfx DISC. Live poultry: Eas-
l&0 iec: turkeys. 1s61sc; ROSTERS.
he. chi~kers. broiiers. 14afsHc.
Cheese: Quiet: state milk. common
70 specials. 12H1sssc. skins. common
to speciaI. 4m1.ttc.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08

army OF King Constantine.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-13

ing of tuIle. The bodice is simple
affair of tulle trimmed only with hor-
izontal bands of gold beads. The
shoulder sleeves are cut in points
that correspond with the points Of
the tulle flounces
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-13

her wonderful realization of the joy
of living and the joy IN living? "The
whole secret is in never looking back,
in always looking forward max
ing new promises to yourself and in
starting in to fulfill them"
This woman, as she said this, was
beautiful not only with the beauty of
promises already fulfilled, but beau
tiful with the enthusiasm that new
promises and the going about enthu-
siastically to bring their fulfllment
entailed.
No sef-centered woman can be
beautiful whether she be 16 or 60,
and every woman who has sympathy,
knowledge and poise-things which
only can come to the mature woman
can have beauty at it's best.
Start in today, old woman Of 40,
in making new promises to yourself
and to the world. Come out of your
soul self, but in doing so do not neg
lect your physical self. The splendor
and beauty of this wonderful world
is not. over for you-it has just be-
gun.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-13
FOR THE MAID OF HONOR

.-- by Betty 6IOWH
The fall bride must affect simple
ity in her bridal attire since Dame
Fashion so wills it, but there will be
no lack of friIls and flounces on the
maid who leads the wedding process
sion-the maid of honor.
In bridal outfit arranged by Nine.
Bailey of the Fashion Art League of
America 1 saw a charming little frock
the other day, which madame assures
me will become the accepted model
for bridal attendants this season. The
gown pictured here is developed in
tulle and satin, but any of the lin
gerie materials would make up eff
fectively in the same style.
The distinctive feature of the gown
is the double f1ounce of tulle pleated
at the waist line and fiaring out at
the sides so as to give the frock a
Quaint panniered effect. The fiounc-
Nes are stiffened at the bottom with
Nix cord. The white satin founda-
tbn skirt is edged with crisp ruch-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-13
GRAPE FRUIT STRAWS

Wash skins of grape fruit thor
oughly and wipe perfectly dry. Cut
the skins in thin strips and put in
strong sale water for 10 hours, or
over night; remove from brine and
place in kettle of cold water; bring
slowly to boiling point and cook 20
minutes, then drain and cover again
with cold water and boil until the
straws are tender. Drain and add
the same amount of sugar as you
have of straws. Mix carefully to dis
solve the sugar and set over fire and
boil until the straws are clear. Take
out the straws and allow to drain and
dry. When cool roll in sugar, either
granulated or powdered, and let the
strips harden. Tie in punches and
pack in dry cans
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-16
RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES

me Committee on Railroads and Ex-
presses will give a public hearing in it's
room, No IS. at the State House in Au-
gusta,
THURSDAY. Feb. IS. at , P NJ.
On Senate Doc. No. 13 An Act to IN
corporate the Portland Traffic District
No: 4. An Act to extend the charter Of
the Lincoln County Street Railway
No. 3. An Act TO extend the charter
Of the Quebec Extension Railway Com
pany.
no. 6. An Act to extend the charter of
the Fairfield and skowhegan Railway
Company.
No. :. An Act to extend the charter of
the Lubec. East Machias and Machias
Railway Company.
No. &. An Act to allow transportatio
companies to issue free or reduced rate
transportation to their employees holding
stats or county or municipal Offices ex-
cept such travels as are paid by the
state, or county, or municipality.
No 2. An Act TO extend the charter
OF the 1nter-Trban Ferry Company
No 10 An Act for &he protection of
travellers at grade crossings.
No Il. An Act to extend the charter
Of the Rumford Falls and Bethel Street
Railway.
No u An Act to extend the charter
Of The Farmingt on-Oakland Inter I rbaIl
Railway,
WALTER @. MORSE, Sec.
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AGRICULTURE.

The Committee on Agriculture will give
a public hearing in Room 16f, at the
State House, in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY, Feb. II, at P. M.
No 7. An Act to mend Section OF
the Public Laws Of 1918, relating to live
stock.
No. 8. Resolve in favor OF the Maine
Wesleyan Seminary and Women's Col
lege for instruction in agriculture and
domestic science.
No 9. An Ast to provide for the semi
monthly payment of cream and milk.
No 10. An Act to provide that the 1--we
stock sanitary commissioner shall be a
veterinary surgeon.
No IL Resolve for weights and meas
ures.
No 13. Resolve in favor Of the bureau
of horticulture
No 1s Resolve for the purpose OF con-
structing an experimental storage plant
at Highmoor Farm.
= No IA Resolve for the further i'm
provement in the methods of marketing
the farm products and purchasing sup
plies for the farm. -
No 10 Resolve making an appropria-
ton for the cooperative agricultural
work between the college OF agriculture
of the University of Maine and the Z. S.
Department of Agriculture.
No 16 Resolve asserting to the pro
visions of an act to the Congress of the
United States. relating to cooperative
agricultural extension work.
No. IL Resolve in favor OF the Maine
Seed Improvement Association.
No is. An Act TO amend Section 81 OF
Chapter lo5 of the Revised Statutes of
1918, relating to cruelty to animals.
F. p. WASHBURN, Sec.
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INTERIORS WATERS.

The Committee on Interior Waters Will
give a public hearing in Its room at the
State House in Augusta, sep
WEDNESDAY. Feb. II, 1915. at : +. M,
on the following bills:
No s. An Act to amend Sec. or Shap
ter es5 of the Private and Special Law
Of 1911. relative to the water rights OF the
Dover and Foxcroft Water District
No. T. An Act to close Socatean stream
~ No 5 An Act to amend AN Act to in;
corporate the Sawtelle Brook Dam ana
Enforcement Company.
No IL An Act to regulate ancHoTass
in waters of Moosehead Lake ooroe1lhs
on kineo.
THURSDAY. Feb. 1s at 1.so p M, on
the following bill: r,,r,,
No. l. An Act relating TO the clark
WEpNESDAY, Feb "a, 1915 at 2. P. NJ,
on the following bills:
No. IL, Resolve in aid OF navigation on
No. IS Resolve in aid of navigation on
Rangeley Lake, Mooselucmeguntlc Lake
and Cupsuptic Lake
No. IL Resolve in favor of buoys and
lights on Sebago Lake. Songo r1ver' Bay
of Naples and Long Lake
No Is An Act TO enable the Ne"castle
Lumber Company to erect and MAINTAIN
piers and booms in Big Wood Pond IN
No. 1s. An Act to provide for com.
mission to be known as the feoples
Water Rights and Power Commission OF
the State OF Maine.
ALBION ". BLAKE. Sec
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AFFAIRS AND IN.
SURANCE

The Committee on Mercantile Affairs
and Insurance will give a public hearing
in it's room at the State House, In Au-
gusta,
THURSDAY, Feb. Is, 1915.
An Act to amend Chapter ~forty-seven
of the Public Laws of nineteen hundred
and thirteen relating to the enforcement
Of a mortgages lien for insurance.
An Act to incorporate the Maine Fare
Insurance Company.
An Act to amend Section Is OF Chap-
ter IS Of the Revised Statutes OF 1SG,
relating to appointment of inspector OF
buildings.
An Act providing for licenses for ad-
justers of fire losses.
An Act relating to qualifications OF in
Surance agents.
An Act relating to cancellation Of tn
surance agents license for over-insur-
ance.
An Act prohibiting the Relating Of pre-
miums of fire insurance.
An Act providing for punishment OF
offences against habitations and other
buildings.
An Act requiring reports from properly
owners in case of fire and fixing liabih-
~ Of owners under certain conditions.
An Act to extend the time IN which the
Maine Title Insurance Company IL au-
thorized TO commence business.
An Act relating to the adjustment and
payment OF fire losses.
An Act relating to protection Of life
An Act relating to cancellation Of fire
policies without tender Of return pre-
MUM.
An Act relating to liquidation of dones-
tic insurance companies.
G. W. BUTTON. Sec.
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SALARIES AND FEES.

The Cor,,ri++aa M Golor;,- ,.a -
vii CIV a -,,,hIic 80 49, IS ai,u i. ee
tbe SCI. I3on.a IN Aiie7,st -. - soolh az
- 80. a. 'o'lh -1o'
IL ESpA y / CO. II, 1919, u : +. M, on
lhe Ioiio"IHS
An ACT 10 TX the salary of the NUM-
cipal Judge OF the municipal court Of
SANFORD
ton Of CHAPTER ZIG Of the Revised Stat
utes relating To the expense of-the Judge
o. the heTnepec Superior court
An Act 70 amend oecuap : Of Chapter
I'll Of the Private and Special Laws OF
1888. as amended by Chapter l0l OF the
Laws OF 1879 relating t. the salaries of
nudge and recorder OF Bangor municipal
An Act to amend Chapter ga Of the
FriHate ana rpec!aI Laws OF Ivy: as
an ended ny Chapter 100 OF the Private
salaries Of the Recorder OF The municipal
court Tor the CltI OF PORTLAND;
An ACT IN feIat!on 70 the salary Of the
jAaEe OF me li2rHlcllaI court 81 PORTLAND
officer Tor me county ~ cumberland and
10 create once OF assistant.
An Act 70 Ji% ms salafy o. Inc 3Hcge
o. t"T aiiIllClI.'t. S0 ~ ~ P d p3it
7 II AZ 20 p @eia Ind gG' Snsia o. SsPoe
iGF7 rala+fpg ~ ee1.ri.s ~ iI,5re "a ~,
~ " us i'6'
-. L ~. - .,,,a,,a cac,ior i or cr,,o~..r
40 ~ Ne ~ P,I.a+n ara SnaaiaI
I055 raiaT5ng ~ salary II fSe 3nSea IF
tI.;,e 90 ,.,,,,;ri,,ai Court ~ "a
A. ~ 9ct ~ ~ he saiarv of the 4udga IF
~, ~ 15aSfost ,r@,,rictnoi cco,,,+ 'o '"Ne' VI
liis peIi 1890 sct;D,, y re r,h.,
,c5 os AZ 10 - pjtsta and SnacjaI ~
1909 rs amended by Chapter go Of the
pri,.afe ana Snecial Laws Of 1879 relative
20 ~. salary Of The. 1uGee Of WiIIinociyet
rr1,Tirinal court,
An Act TO amend Section i Of Chapter
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"But mrs. IFuncy Insists on the Hdto.
been allowed to go pretty much to
ruin. Tom Kane would do his best, of
course, but actually We are looking for
the bird in the bush when we have one
in the hand"
Il see your point" the promoter said
promptly. My offer Of days ago still
holds good. I'll finance this matter to
the end, and III look after the mine
too SO you can be care free so far as
that goes, Joh1.'
You know l wouldn't take it for
myself" John began awkwardly and
was silenced by a smile.
The next morning they had barely
finished breakfast when the launch
captain was announced.
The three of them found him burst
ing with news.
Il think located your Hindu" he
told them. He came down at day
light this morning looking for steam
er sailing for the north. The Halcyon
leaves at noon, and the steward gave
him a job in the galley"
But it might be another Hindu"
Ruth suggested.
The captain turned toward her and
shook his head. Il don't think its
possible he said. He answered the
description clear down to the rugs.
Besides that. he seemed kind of nerv-
Gus, and when one Of the sailors jollied
him the man nearly had a fit I'm
Sure he's your man"
There's only one thing for you to
do Everett said promptly-'take pas
sage on that steamer yourselves to San
Francisco. By that time you can be
pretty sure whether he's your man or
not"
ITO he
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o. NO: a. Petition Of c. E. Wilson and
.. others residents of Kennebec co,,ntv
asking asking that Fifteen Mile Stream and re
fshinr fer in IN Albion. be closed to trout
% 40, -, Petition Of Fred c. Dunlap and
Il DINERS, residents of Pstts!ieid and
si ibb; no asking that the tributaries to
Somerset county. be closed to ali sshinr
except for suckers '' -'s'-i''s
10: 40 Petition Of NJ NJ. Grant and ~
inF that residents of Waldo county, ask
IIsries, situated in Stockton Springs and
i1Qspect' be closed to fishing
IS NJ o,, 81: Petition Of A. W. Walker and
ing for additional restrictions supon ash
i p IN Shagg, Abbott and Little Concord
onos. IN the towns Of Woodstock and
sumner. oxford county ->'
NO. %. Petition OF A. O. Fish ana -
oahers, citizens Of Maine, relating to the
taxing OF pickerel in Baskahegan Lake
al anu stream, and tributaries to said
No. 60 Resolve for the PURPOSE Sc of
operating the fish hatcheries and feeding
stations for fish and for the projection Of
nsh, game and birds
NO. 81. Resolve in favor Of the Maine
No; '6 Petition of L. r. Fellows of
fayette and IS others. asking that Til
e ION laws and Basin Ponds. in kennebec
COUNTY, De closed to all ice fishing
-,5 No %. Petition of A. A Bartlett and
IsS other residents of Mt Desert Island.
asking that said island be opened to deer
iiuh.lng from November Is to December
10 OF each year, one deer to be allowed to
person in one season.
no. 70. Petition of T. p Coburn and Is
others, requesting that the pond in RAPID
rIEer be opened to bait fishing until Oct.
NO. 80. Petition of E. F. Coburn and
u others. requesting that Rapid river.
connecting. the Richardson lakes with
L he
from September 10 to Oct. of each wear
I0IIN EEppIc.rr
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TAXATION.

The committee on taxation will give a
public hearing in its room at the State
House. in Augusta,
TUESDAY, Feb. %. 1915, at o'clock
No, /. An Act increasing the amount
Of exemption from taxation on musical
Instruments.
No. 6. Petition OF F. r Michaud of
FrenChville and IA others for an act for
the prompt payment Of poll taxes
No. I. An Act to regulate the amount
and the abatement of poll taxes.
No. & An Act to amend Chapter 1S2 of
the Public Laws of 1865 as amended by
Chapter 20 of the Public Laws of 1867
relatiG to taxation Of soldiers and
sailors
No. 10. An Act for the prompt payment
Of poll taxes.
No. Il. An Act to repeal Section six
teen of Chapter eight of the Revised
Statutes, relating TO enumeration Of
poultry.
No 1S An Act to amend subsection
six Of Chapter nine of the Revised Stat
utes of Maine, relating to taxation of
live stock.
No. H. An Act to permit Home Rule
in the imposition of the poll tax.
No. ID An Act to amend Section of
Chapter of the Revised Statutes, reIat-
ing to the prompt payment of poll taxes
HOWARD G. COOLING, Secretary.
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WAYS AND BRIDGES

The Committee on Ways and Bridges
VIII give a public hearing in its room at
THURSDAY. Feb. ls at P. NJ.
%. Resolve in favor of building State
road from Jackman in Somerset county
to lockwood on Moosehead Lake.
So Resolve in favor of the rebuilding
Of the road between Marshfield and
Mortified.
81 Resolve in favor of aid in building
a bridge in the town of Deblois, WASH
ington county. ID
IS. An Act in relation to improvement
Of certain highways.
- 81. Resolve in favor of bridge IN
3. Resolve for an appropriation r Ito to re-
pair bridges in Township q, NJ. D..
Washington.
IS. Resolve in favor of an appropria-
ton to repair bridge in the town Of Ad-
olson.
SO. Resolve in favor Of a bridge across
the South Branch Of Dead River in the
plantation Of Dallas. in Franklin county.
go. Resolve in favor Of the highway In
the plantations of Dallas and Lang in
Franklin county.
'67. Resolve in favor of Jerusalem and
Croker townships in Franklin county,
for the repair and permanent improve
ment of highways
FRIDAY, Feb. 1s, at P. NJ
g. Resolve in favor OF repairing a
highway in the town Of Scion.
80. Resolve in favor of citizens Of Con-
cord and vicinity to aid in repairing
road.
81. Resolve in favor Of Sandy River
F iantation in the county Of Franklin for
building a new road and bridge In said
plantation.
IS. Resolve for aid in rebuilding a
bridge between the Island town of South
port and the town OF Boothhay Harbor.
81. Resolve in favor of repairing coun-
~ road leading through Brewer, Holden
and Dedham to Ellsworth
g.. Resolve in favor of aid for con-
struction of a highway bridge across
Allagash river, in Allagash Plantation.
81. Resolve in favor Of the town Of
Trescott TO aid in repairing its highways
Il. Resolve In favor Of building a road
around Cook Hill in the town Of jackson
y. An Act to extend the charter Of the
Eastport bridge
70. An Act to enable the county 81
Sagasahoc IL rebuild MerrymeetiAg Bay
"a. Resolve IN favor of the town Of
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STATE LANDS AND FOREST
PRESERVATION.

The Committee on State Lands and
Forest Preservation will give a public
hearing in its room at the State House,
in Augusta, on
TUESDAY, Feb. Is. 1915, at P. NJ.
No. "a An Act TO amend Sec. one of
Chapter So of the Public Laws of 1911
relative TO the better protection of for
ests from fire.
81 Resolve authorizing the land agent
to sell and convey certain lands IN the
Public Lots in Plantation No. SO, Han
cock county.
b. An Act TO amend Sec. ~ Of Chap
% of the Revised Statutes relative to log
haulere
81 Resolve to maintain the state For
est Nursery and to encourage reforesting
of the waste lands in Maine
s. Resolve for further instruction in
forestry.
So. An Act for the protection of forests
on the Island of Mt Desert.
ISAIE c. dazzle, Sec.
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ENORMOUS DEBTS
FOR BOTH V|CToRS
AND VANQUISHED
ASSOCIATED Press Correspondence

ASSOCIATED Press Correspondence
Paris, Jan. 25.-Jean Finot in his
Revue arrives at a grand total of thir-
ty-four billion dollars t$34, 900, 0o0. 000)
as the final bill the Allies would have
Turkey in case the latter were defeat
ed, after years warfare.
Taking Paul Leroy -Beaulieu's esti-
mate of $4,000. 100000 as the direct
outlay OF all the belligerents for 4
months Of hostilities. and assuming
that the war will last a year. Monsieur
Finot arrives at a sum of over S14,000,-
000,000 as the direct expenditure of
the Allies alone.
To the sums already expended must
be added the value Of property devast-
ed by the invasion. This he considers
cannot fall below the sum expended
for the maintenance Of the armies. and
thus arrives at a total Of nearly $780,
600, 000, 900.
To this should still be added. he con-
siders. the value of the lives lost in
the conflict. Taking the French tribu-
nails valuation and surprising 10 per
cent, Of the full strength Of the allied
eAa AAACe W NC A1iICU- AS OCl4CSCS ILLS
item would be over 81, 900, 0U0, 900.
He said. if the Allies were victorious,
thew would probably find Austria and
Turkey incapable Of contributing
much toward the liquidation and that
Germany alone would have to foot the
bill. He believed she was fully cap
able Of doing SO, since in 1913 the Ger
man economists estimated the fortune
Of the empire at $40, 000, COX. 900. includ-
ing land values, buildings, securities
and other personal property and prop
efty of the state.
The Germans pay to the government
only $12 per head. while the French
pay over SO and the equalization Of
the public charges would therefore
produce $4oo,e0o. 08o q year. To this
he said would be added $3.50. 0o0. 900 as
the result of reduction OF armaments
From such sources might be obtained
the interest on SO. 0eo. o0o, zoo aud the
rest Monsieur Ffnot believed would be
found in the provisional exploitation Of
state monopolies.
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PUBLIC HEALTH.

The Committee on Public Health will
give q public hearing in Room "a at the
State House. Augusta Maine,
TUESDAY. Feb. 16. at 80 P M.
tuberculosis Association. for educational
and organization purposes.
TUESDAY. Feb. eSrd, at $50 P. NJ.
Resolve in aid of the Maine Anti
tuberculosis Association. for educational
and organization purposes. Hearing
postponed from FEBRUARY 16 to Feb. %
at 40.
Resolve providing for laboratory
building for the State Board of Health.
An Act to regulate the construction of
n1ausoleums or tonbs to be used for per-
manent burial
F. 0. MICHAUD. Sec. and Clerk
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Everett arrived on the evening train
and after dinner listened to the story
Of their adventures with great interest.
When he had asked few questions
he and John looked at each other.
Finally Everett spoke.
1T might take years to locate that
lode without the exact plans" he said
thougbtfully. Il don't doubt that your
father, Miss Ruth. spent many long
hour and day prospecting for it. So
we must have the plans if its in the
bounds of possibility to recover them.
think you will have to find your
Hindu"
There is the question of the mine"
John said soberly. ut has already
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BANKS AND BANKING.

The Committee on Banks and Banking
Will give a public hearing in its room at
the State House, in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY, Feb. II, at II A. M.
Reassigned:
Is. An Act to amend Section q Of
Chapter as of the Revised Statutes Of
1903 as amended by Chapter SO of the
Public Laws OF 1907. relating to deposits
in savings banks and institutions for
savings in the names Of married women
and minors,
l6 An Act additional to Chapter forty
eight of the Revised Statutes. relating to
savings banks and institutions for saw
ings.
II. An Act to amend Section 26 of
Chapter As of the Revised Statutes of
1853, relating to deposits by savings
banks and institutions for savings of
collateral for loans made without the
s. c. c, WARD. Sec.