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Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
WILSON CALLS ON
SECRETARY LANSING
Visit Of President to State Depart
ment in Connection with the
Dumba Case.
ONE FEATURE LOOKS SERIOUS

WASHINGTON. Sept. S.-President
Wilson went to the State department
today and conferred with Secretary
Lansing. 1t was generally under
stood they discussed the case Of DR..
Iumba, the Austrian ambassador.
The presidents action was so un-
usual that White House and State
department officials we're slow to
realize what had happened. So far
as officials could recall, the only
precedent for president going to
call on secretary OF state was
recorded when President Mckinley
went to call on Secretary Day.
The presidents call was not arranged
In advance. He left his study and passed
out OF the executive offices through q
little used entrance. crossed the avenue
which separates the white House grounds
from the state, War and Navy buildings
and walked up the main stairway unat.
! tended, while dozens OF surprised tourists
and employees stopped 10 look. The presi.
dent continued on up the inner stairway
and into one OF the long corridors leading
TO Secretary Lansing's private office
] where he passed by the messenger on the
door and entered unannounced.
Mrs Lansing was calling on her hus-
band and the secretary was at his desk
with his coat removed. as is his custom
ready TO begin days work.
Dumba Explains 20 Lansing.
Late yesterday Ambassador Dumbs
conferred at length with Secretary Ian
sing about the correspondence taken from
an American correspondent by British
secret service men which disclosed thai
the Austrian ambassador was concerned
In a project to interfere with the opera.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
COPY. OF. .HkLE,S BOOK GIVEN
ALL ITALIAN SOLDIERS

NEW YORK, Sept s.-Two daughters
Of the Rev Gaetano Conte. an Italian
Methodist clergyman who arrived here
yesterday from Naples said that nearly
every soldier in the Italian army had
received copy OF Edward Everett
HaIe's short story "the man without a
country" Their faith - icy said, had
translated the story 4 italian and
more than a million copies were printed
in the first edition for distribution
among the troops The book was valued
in Italy as a means OF instilling patriot
ism into the hearts of the soldiers.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
Germans Capture
Another Big City

BERLIN (via London). Sept. g.
German forces that have been en-
gagged in battle with the Russians in
the district north OF the Bieloviezh
forest, have captured the city of
Wolkowysk, II was announced by
German army headquarters today.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
MRS. ARMOUR FAILS
TO IDENTIFY SUSPECT

CHICAGO, Sept. S-Mrs. ]. Ogden Ar
mour today failed 10 Identify Melville
Reeves, known 10 the police as the "sky-
scraper Burglar as one OF the men who
robbed her Of 1915. mostly in sewels. last
Monday night. Since his last previous
trouble with the police, Reeves has been
working for a tire company Ills resem-
blance to one Of the ma-ked bandits
caused his Temporary detention.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09

No matter what vour business,
II the sales are O)mtng slow,
why don't you advertise it7
And watch your profits grow.
No man ever made big money
ny hiding his business light.
30 II you viii use nee want Ads
xou'u get biz results alright
There are q great many deals
Being made every day,
By men who are constantly using
The result-gstting Want Ad way.
Now is the proper time 10 start your
campaign for fall business. Ana y1a
your proposition. STUDY the wants Il
can best mi. Then tel the buying Pub-
lie about it IN your copy.
Should you desire assistance in ~ p
pairing your advertising copy "rr.- f'ee''
will readily give YOU any and all the
help you may need.
Telephone Tyler 1000 ana
PIT IT IN THE OMAHA sGz.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
Another Grandson
In Bryan Family
fFrom a staff Correspondent.

WASHINGTON. Sept S-Cspecial Tele-
gram.)-A son was born here yesterday
TO Richard Brown Hargreaves and Mrs
Hargreaves, who Is the second daughter
OF the former Secretary OF state William
Jennings Bryan and Mrs. Bryan. The
Hargreaves live at liis Girard street and
Mrs. Bryan has been stopping there with
her daughter.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09

At the convention of the National
Association of Letter Carriers yes
terday the election was held. The
selection came after numerous eau
cuses and after a spirited campaign
that had been waged ever since the
arrival Of the carriers In the city last
Sunday morning. The names OF the
officers appear at the head OF this
column.
Tom l.. Reilly, ex-congressman of
Connecticut, and the idol of the let
ter carriers as well as of all civil
service employees because he has
fought their battles in congress for
years, addressed the convention in
the afternoon.
speaks About Roper
Reilly had his o,d-time steam and
energy with him in the cause Of the car
rters, and at a q stance he told First AS
sistant Postmaster General Roper what
he thought OF him.
The law is one thing and RopeTs inter
probation OF It Is another. In Reilly
estimation Reilly attacked Roper for
some OF the rulings he had made. He
has classified the men as carriers and "a
collectors now. with the eollector reduced
In salary" said Reilly.
Lay MaEeS No DtstinctIOa.
The law on the subject makes no such
distinction. A man that happens 20 be
distributing mail or happens for the tim
Cc0ntinued en- Page Two, Column FOaTj
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
SUNDAY BOOSTS
FOR MAYOR jim
Says He is Straight as a Die and
Always Keeps His Worlds
Strong for His Family.
REGULAR CHoR1sTER IS HERE

Just what Billy Sunday thinks of
Mayor "Jim." about the Omaha
newspapers and about his own fam
lily" was revealed happily in an i'm
piomptu interview at the Loyal
hotel.
All the Sunday party had been out
conducting prayer meetings, MA"
had been in Council Bluffs, George
and Mathews had been in Florence,
and so on. The latter two had just
returned in time to see Billy being
sgged by the Visiting Nurses in
'front.' of the hotel and they went up
% Mathews room with the news
paper men.
Mathews brought in Homer Rode
hoayer, choir leader, who had just
arrived in the city. "Rody' is a
stocky. dark. CHEEKY chap, with a
deep. drawly voice. The reporters
had just started to talk with him
when Billy came in, wearing a Palm
Beach suit.
Wonder where ma Is so long" he
said as he sat down in rocking chair.
Someone mentioned Mayor Dahlman,
/ who was at the previous nights tsber-
nacle meeting. Billy. IN his inpetuous
way, Immediately exclaimed:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09

"BILLY'S" GLORY HALLELUJAH ATTITUDE-Snap
shot of the evangelist he drives home of his usra
tons of the beauties of the life he wants all to lead
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
U-SHIP HEAD SAYS
ARABIC ATTACKED
IN SELF-OEFENSE
Submarine Commander Says He
Fired Torpedo Because of Fear
Liner Planned to Ram
Craft.
VESSEL CHANGING ITS COURSE
Underwater Boat Engaged in At.
tacking Freighter When Pas
.senger Appeared.
UPON SURFACE AT THE TIME
BULLETIN.

BULLETIN.
NEW YORK. Sept. s.-Count
Bernstorff. the German ambassador.
received wireless dispatch from
Berlin late today from the German
foreign office. In which the state
ment is made that It appears improb-
able that the Hesperian was tor
pedeod and that It was much more
likely the boat ran into mine.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
The Weather

Forecast till p. m. Thursday:
For Omaha, CoIncil Bluffs and Vicinity
Parity cloudy.
Temperature At omaha Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
LETTER CARRIERS
ELECT OFFICERS
Gainor of Indiana Is Selected as
President and Tharp of New
York Vice President.
REILLY TALKS BACK TO ROPER

Frssident-E. ]. oain)r, indiana.
Vice Presidential Tharp. New York
Secretary-E. j. Cantwel', New York.
freaBurer-Charles Duffy, Illinois,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09

Temperature and precipitation depar-
lures from the normal:
Normal temperature. ure.........,............., s.
Excess for the observation-disclosures. 3
Total deficiency for the layhwlb blk.
Total deficiency since March l..........A,5
Normal precipitatiOn ............. .12 inch
Excess for the day.............. .09 inch
Total rainfall sin March L.. %. IS inches
Deficiency nee March i........ .02 inch
Deficiency for cor. period. 1914. 4. ~ inches
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09

BERLIN, Sept. S.-(via London. }
The commander OF German sub
marine, which has returned to its
base. has reported to the admiralty
that he torpedoed the liner Arabic
In the belief that the Arabic's action
indicated that It was about to attack
the submarine and that 1t fired In
self-defense.
U-Boat on Surface.
According TO the submarine COM
mander report the submarine was en-
gagged in destroying freighter. when the
Arabic was sighted. The submarine was
then on the surface.
The Arabic, the commander declares,
swung around and headed towards the
freighter as IL to attack the submarine.
The commander of the undersea craft
remained In doubt as to the intentions
of the Arabic when the latter changed
its course few points, but atlll kept
headed in direction that was bringing
1t nearer to the scene.
Again Changes Course.
The captain OF the submarine reports
that he continued to observe the actions
of the liner until he saw the Arabic
again change its course and head dl-
rectly for the spot where the submarine
lay as II the Arabic had sighted the un-
dersea boat. Then the commander OF the
submarine. believing his craft was in
danger, submerged 1t and fired q tor
oedo.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
Mayor Fine Fellow.

Hes a fine fellow. Been mayor for
ten years Straight as a die. Always
keeps hts word. Hasn't got a crooked hair
In his head. Used TO be a cowboy"
And Billy was very earnest In every
thing he said about the mayor.
There came a womans voice at the
open door.
rs there anyone in here that belongs
20 meY'
II was ma" and Bnlys eye lighted
with an unmistakaoie light as they rested
on her. She put her hands on his shOul-
ders and gave him little shake.
Il thought you'd gotten lost" he said
CONTINUED on Page Five. Column ThTesJ
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09

Comparative Local Record.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09

Continued on Page Two. Column Fivs,)
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09

CONTINUED on ase TwO. Column one.)
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09

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something else more useful
to you? Use the Swappers'
c o lum mn OF The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09

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Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
Reports from Stations AZ r. M.

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-30
Sriesspipdpie.

gei ser prassr pOIi5sioirettior
nurbe unlGnsIt bic InSeige srItattet.
ocB in einsm Sauie Der aonpittitraBs,
no bic @itipe 8etti Sto1 nit ibrsn
beioen SDdtern Sophie uno Mtaris
ppbnt, Elm Haubmorb periibt tpors
ben ietn birfte. Die 5omilie Stou
babe ibre @obnuns felt mebrersn 8o>
den nidt mebr osrlafen. Cine Bos
liseitommihion begob ii6 hierauf IN
oas !Sdus uno lieB Die @obnunsss
tiir aufbrs9sn. Den @intreteneen
bot Iid Der Nnblid elmer regelredten
1eItuna. Bon Der ginsansstiir bis
au allen 9srbinounsstiiren DER 3inr
tner befanb iid cine bis CUR Oete
rei6enbe 9arritabs. Sii4e, Sardns
te, Stibl. uno Roffer peripsrrten
cen gintritt. Nur nit Wfibe toms
ten ii6 bi, goliSiitsn ouraarbs'tsn.
DIS lie in Elm 8obn3immsr seIan9<
ten, iaben lie an Der 8ano oret Ssts
ten iteben, in benen hrei peibIi4e Sea
itoltsn loesn, bic iia nt6t rubrttn.
Sin Ma6mann eing gum ertten Setf
nnt beriibrte Die oarin Siegenoe. i'm
ielbeu Iugenblid ridtete fif I'M 5ipsla
ten 8ett cine Srau, bic Witps Stou,
auf uno bssanm aus 2eibestrdften gu
5dreien: uShouen Gle, Dab sic flrlz
aus tomm.n!" 9ieie Worte tpieosrs
bolte bic oufsereste Jrau 10 oft, oaB
Der onipeIenbe YoIi3eifommihar Wtlis
Re batte, gu @orte gu tommerl: Die
olte Srau iaste: r2afen Sic u,'s
nur in Rube! Wir Iino ieit 5irel Wps
naten bier abseiperrt, tpetl mir BON
ariea nidt pifen pollen! Wtr mol
len Den ariee perf6lafsn! llns feblt
nihts! @ir babsn eenlig 8orrdte!'
DOH es ben brei YeriOnen al nltts
feble, NOR auf oen eriteu Bid 81 'ee
ben. Die beioen @obnSimmsr ipn'
rem nit 2~ebensmittsln p~ol9sptropff.
Sad oberfld9lider SdGBun9 iporen
8orr1te fir lefs Wionate pp~rgohosh'
Die brei Srausnsperionen 9atten,
ute fid Ipdter ~berousiteute, bsltlo17
len, ben &ries Si perfdlafen, 9atisll
Iid perbatrifaoiert uno S~ebensm'lisl
anaefommelt. Seit 5pet Wonaten
lporen lie iiberbaupt ni6t mebt aus
aeaunaen, hotten iid nit %perbuHosnst'
8opfen gu 8ett selest, nit Der telien
abIi6t, 10 LANCE in oieiem 3ultano
III perbarren, Bis Der arieg gu snos
tel. Die brei 5rauen muBtsn laui
Srstli9er auslase felt einissn 5ageI'
aefdlafen boben. Gs banbslt Ilf
UNI einen fonbsrbaren 5aa bon
8riesspfpdoie, Der au Den msrtpur'
oiaifen grIdsinunaen Oisisr art &C.
! bort.
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Hniiide GetaHs,ne.
Sdilbcrnns bon Grlebnifrn 6si tinera
Observation-Disclosures.

Gin 9eri1ter1tatter bts Better
QlpDo perOiisntlidt sinsn 8sri9t Il,
mes SffiSiers. Der einen ruIit6en Sc
iangsnsntrunsport bsoufIi9ti9te. Der
SffiSier beriGtet:
Ri9t gum 3psde Der Stimmunsse
made iagen mir es, a5er ss 1T al!se-
mein betanrt, ouB Die ruIiii9e Mann-
i9aft, no lie IS nur irssnb tun
lam, gu uns beriiber peIertiert. 8sin
@unber, oenn, ubseisbsn bappn, Oab
lie unter Der 8ittsruns ebeniopiel
pie bic unieren su lsioen baben, III
ihre @erpfle9ung unb ibre 8ebanos
lung bur9 bic SffiSisrs sonS nisper.
irG6tie. Siirsli6 gsriet bos Cob:
1unqsbu6 zines 8efangenen III IN:
yere SGnbe. 9araus srIab i'd, BAT
Der Monn om l.. Nppember Isinsr
! lebten Sob srbalten bate. 4bsr E;
,piro ibnen ni6t leiGt, b~sriiberau:
fpmmsn. osnn ss 1T iosuiagen Di
tinsiee Mufgobe Der 8oiatsn. Dor I'M!
binter Der 5ront bic Slu6tberiu4'
su pereiteln. Sorum finpen bic 9e
iertionen meiitens BEL ben patrouil
lsnsdnsen uno aetosnossterunser
ftott.
Die e~efan9ensa Sffisiers frase'
mir nift aus, lire Saltuns .4<.ri@
aleitartis, obsr ielten benebmen i
iid anbers OILS tiihl unb trobis. 3.
elmer @elesenbsit orbnste Der Sffisis
unierer 9efangenenestorte on. ha'
bic ruIiii6en @efansensn tpenieIten
.abpedielnb bic 'surniitsr unierer 81
tortenmonni6uit trngsn iollten. 81
mitgefansensr ruiliIdsr Offi5isr sr
lob basesen in oubsrorbentli6 Der
cusforbernrsm Some Giniprub. 9
gefungenen Monni6aften bobsn rs
Mig @etb Bel iid, reitOmebr aber b
aplofen. Die meiitsn bon oieIen bc
ben minpeitens 100 Rutel in Der So
l9e. gaebenber seiast: 9er regular
ruiiii6e 2inienioloot babt bic &oic
fen itdrfer ols ben Seino. Sebr o
bitten uns bic @~efanssnen, bic &oit
fen u~nbebin9t auftniipfen gu loIIe'
|: gBenn mir bic &oiuten burdiu6t
/ ~laiisn, 10 finpen ii6 in ibren Soia'
aan2e @orenlager. Bel elmer 8rupl
BON a9t &oiaten fanoen mir ]
!; Poar iilberne5 Gb5eu9, 5pei bio
unp 3tpei braune ieioene llnterrod
j IA ieibene unD isds leinene slide
BEL einem Elm goloenes Meoaillp
/, pos er nod bon Der Seimat mtg
tra6t bobsn pollte, 5reili5 ital
ouf Der Giidieits bes Mebail!ons
eeutI9sr Spro6s einsrapiert: Inos
{ ten ON Die bsiligs 5irmuns. Die 9
: Fongenen RuIien punoern iiG lei
4 bop mir nitt Sunssrs iterben, II
: ibnen pon ibren Offi5ieren INNER !
: iaet pprben lit, cab lie pielmehr III
bel uns mod rsi6!i@ perpflest n'
rem.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is Hereby given to al credl'
tors and others interested in the Els
tate Of
Fred. n. BOIL
deceased, that Johanna A. BOIL ana
Fred BOIL jr. Executors OF SAID Els
tate, intend TO make final settle
ment thereof at the next term OF the
Probate Court of Gasconade County
State Of Missouri to be hein az
Hermann, Mo, on the Path a Oh
May 1915.
Fred. BOIL, ir,
Executors.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-30
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is Hereby given to all credl-
tors and others interested in the Els
tate Of
Joseph Roth
deceased, that Julius Blust,
Eyecutor of said Estate, intends 10
make final settlement thereof at the
next term of the Probate Court OF
Gasconade County, State OF Missouri
to be held at Hermann. Mo-, ON the
Gath day of May 1915.
Julius 5lust,
Executor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-30

m SoteI @blon n Ser
lin fanb unldngIt cine Seier Der nod
in Berlin peilenben 4esppter CUR
@rinnerune an bic Miebertebr bes
Sases Der Sbronbeiteisung Des abee
bipen qbbas III. 6ilmi ftatt. gu Der
aud cine &eibe bon 8Gften gelaben
mar. Sn Der 8erfammlNng Durbc
sesen bas ipitematif9e riidli9tsloie
9orgeben Gnglanbs in Negppten, oas
nunmebr nit Der offi5iellen an=
MISUNDERSTANDING seenret bat. iOpic
gestn ben nelien, Bpm ben @~nglGnbern
eingefebten aaDnig" Sulfein 3emdl
proteitiert. Dr. ManSurzRifat las
tine 8%liitealsie aus cen aablrei6en.
Els in bic gesentpdrtige 4riesS5eit
rei6enoen offisiellen Grtldrunsen Der
britiIden Resierung Dor. in benen
bic Reipettieruns Der Redte bes Suls
tons unb bss abebiben, fopi. be-
5reibeiten Der Megppter berfpro1en
pcrben lit. Die Seier gipfelte In
Grtldrunsen Der MnbInslihteit fir
ben Gnltons& alifen unb ben redt.
uaGBiaen 8heoipeR glb5as II.
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@enaae Ansfunft iiber Yaiass
Transportation, Gtfabrt be,
DampfihiHe, u. /. 10. 9i6eti
fir RaiIten. unb 3fuilmex6ets
Baiasiere via Rsts Duri ODE,
Baltimore BON unb mad Urgent
einem Orte guropas 81 befor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-09

A petition for the sprinkling OF the
lower end OF Water street was referred to
the committee on IRE department.
Bill OF &. 8. Cottle q Son for pauper
supplies furnished in 1914 was referred to
N. J. Drummey.
Aid. Small brought up the matter Of
financial assistance toward the reorganix-
alton OF the Ellsw orth hand. Referred to
committee consisting of Aid. small,
Stuart and Treworgy.
City Clerk Hale read the correspondence
Guided in the roll Of accounts, for legal
services In the Burrili tax case. The
original bill was for s275.50, bat through
the intercession OF Hon. John A. Peters,
had been reduced TO goo. In the corre-
spondence Mr.. Peters took occasion to say
that the case should never have gone into
the courts; that last years assessors, who
instituted the suit, had been advised to
accept an offer OF settlement which was
made, bat had refused to do so.
Claims Of Henry X. Wood and Mrs.
Frank A. Gray for injuries received on
highways were referred to the full board
- committee TO investigate.
Rev. n. b. Mathews called the attention
OF tho board to the need OF work at the
cemetery near the Congregational church,
and the obligation of the city to care for
IL. The board voted t25 for the improve
meut OF the ccmetery, and appointed Aid.
Stuart to act with Mr.. Mathews In having
the necessary work done.
II was voted to buy tank-car OF oil for
sprinkling the streets, the oil to be applied
by tho oil company. The car will furnish
sufficient oil 70 sprinkle Main street and
interesting streets for q short distance,
and other parts OF the city where most
ESQ. The sprinkling cart will be relieved
for work on other streets. Aid. Wescott
was appointed . committee TO purchase
the oil, and Aid. wescott, Stuart and
IRE xorgy were appointed a committee to
designate streets where IL should be APP
piled.
II vas voted to buy 1000 feet Of fire hose
from sample submitted by ii. f. wescott,
Aid. Small called attention for the need
OF a rail along the sidewalk Just west OF
this Main street bridge, in front OF the
old laundry building, for the public
safety, ana the street commissioner was
instructed to look after the matter.
II was voted 10 repair the sidewalk on
the, eastern road from the end OF the
gravel walk to the cemetery.
Request OF L. T.. Treadweil for ditch
drain In front of his blacksmith shop on
Oak street was referred 10 the committee
on streets; also request Of W. N. Hamil-
! ton for laying Of pipe in drain across his
land on the Bangor road.
Adjourned.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-09
NORTH CAsTlNE.

Harvey Webster is home from Hol-
brooks island.
Cuisine wardwell has moved his family
to Castine.
Arthur r. Gaiiford, OF vinaihaven, is
visiting his family here.
Mrs. Clarence b. Pinkham, OF Seal Har-
Dor, is visiting her parents, Fred \. Ward
well aud wife.
Mrs. Esther Grindle has returned to
Penobscot, accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Manfred Mixer, and children.
A. K. Dodge's mill WAS burned Thurs
day night, with its contest, which in
cluded a large quantity OF shingles and
pine lumber. Nearly all the logs and
lumber outside the mill we're saved by
hard work. There was no insurance.
June z. l..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-09
EAST RLuEHILL.

Luther w. Bridges is home from North
Jay.
Lester Grindle has work in Lawrence,
Mass, granite cutting.
Louis Bosteimann, OF Corning, n. Y,
and q. M.NDethier and wife, OF New York,
are here for the summer.
Mrs. T.. f. Conary went TO Lincoln to at
tend the graduation OF her daughter, Miss
Henrietta.
June 7. r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-09
DIED.

BOwDEN-At Castine, June 1, Mrs Lizzie H
Bowden. aged So years, months, 10 days.
GRAY-At Stonington, June !. Mrs Comfort
Sellers Gray, aged 80 years, months, days.
HASKELL--At Surry, May 81, Mrs Emma
Haskell, aged "a years
OBER-At stonington. June g. Eugenia, in
FAINT daughter of Mr. and Mrs Floyd Ober.
RYDER---At Bar Harbor, May 70, Henry ID
Ryder, aged 70 years, II months, Is days.
SALISBuRY-At Partridge Cove (Lamoipel
June Q, Annie L, wife OF Bayard I salisbury,
aged So years, 10 months.
SARGENr-At Ellsworth, June 4, Frank L.
sou Of Mr. aud Mrs Frank Sargent, aged 2
years, months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-09
CITY MEETING.
.rppEruAL CARE OF CEMETERY
LOTS DISCUSSED.
..s,sxLrxo ron CITY srRRErs--PE-
y. -,T,ass AND CLAIMS RxvERRKD--
ROLLS OF AccouErs.

,,,il hoard was present 81 the meet
-, he city government Monday sven-
ina. Mayor Hsssrshy prssidins.
= .. Giles, OF the Wcodhine Cemetery
-s,,a,lon, addressed the board u some
,sn,,h in regard TO the care Of cemetery
~. ,rovIdcd for In the fund for perpetual
~ deposited with tbs city. Al the last
sting OF the city government Il was
r r 20 employ jean y. Dean to care for
Mr Giles argued that the city had no
.n,sority to delegate the care Of the lots
cam particular person; that II merely
.s.sd as trustee for the fund to turn over
,,s interest from the fund to the cemetery
800 those duty II was to look after the
~ q, the lots. He quoted from She city
o,tInsnce establishing the fund. he
s,rped further that - the expense OF
t.splnv up the avenues and general APP
rrsrance OF tbs csupstery. and supplying
..ter. fell upon the cemstery association,
uwss only fair that any revenue derived
from the care Of lots should 70 to the as
.ce,stion rather than to individuals, who
had no part Of the general sxpsnsc to
bear.
Zaehariah Jellison, Of Brooklyn. N. y,
rho vas instrunsutai In having the per-
n,ual care fund established, and made
The firs, dep< sit In II, also sisted his IN
ders,anding Of the matter. He said he
gas under the mistaken imprsssion. when
the fund was established, that the
cemetery association was . municipal
association, tho trustees being appointed
BIZ the city government. he had learned
aimee ,ha, this was not the casa, bat that
/, was . private corporation. He said that
during the past two ysars tbs record OF
expenditure Of this fund had been prop
eriy kept, but prior 70 that IL had not
been. and that the work on his lot had
been satisfactory.
Later In this evening the full board was
made a committee 70 Investigate the
matter,
A. e. Moore appeared before tho board
to ask that he Be paid for strip OF land
taken from him In the widening Of Oak
lane. Referred to committee on streets.
c. II. Leland made plea for the sprink-
llng Of Main street with oil.
f.tr a.
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