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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-25

Cannot our Minister 10 the Neither
lands and Luxembourg. so eminent a
peace man as the Rev. HENRY VAN
DYKE. soothe the internal d~issenslons
ot the Ministry and the Grand
Duchess? Let the advocates OF in
terventiun by the foremost neutral
nation be heard from.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-25

Let us not worry about the Bull
garian patriot who gets a life sem
tence for putting his country before
his king-to his king. After this war,
they tell us. as after every war they
have said. Europe is TO be democra-
tized. Let the tyrants t%yrannize while
yet Il IL their day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-25
Wireless

Knicker-We can now talk to Europe.
Bocker-Poor Europe! Hasn't II enough
horrors alreadyf
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BRooKLyH. October -.
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
JUST STATE POLITICS.

Interest in future senatorial cam Pljsas has increased since the recent iaEelo lopments in the gabernatorial rtea, chief among which are the aa- u9aacement Of Senator ]. NJ FatreH 5f Paragould that he will not be I 3ijdate and the Stren gtaenihg of ta4 belief that Congressman Carawax VI be candidate. \ hot fight Is promised two years heate when those | asirias to succeed Senator Joe T. Robinson will be campaigning
 Friends Of former Congres Ste. paal Brundidge of Searcy say he will certainly be q candidate .Mr Rrun-
 It3sa has declined to commit him. sazs. h1l6 has hot denied he intends t9 ba candidate. Smead Powell oi Camden is looked upon as q certain c4a iiiate and t is believed former Governor George :. Donaghey will be 3 candidate. Judge Kirby is at a45xad candidate for the Senate. but b4, not announced whether he vii | essose Senator Robinson ar Senator
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30

the word. They should be well pat roaized by Springdale folks. a5 they are somewhat different from the tent d aggregations that have played this town in the past. Their orchestra of eight pieces is excellent, their tent is electric lighted, and they are splendid people. They have made many friends in Sprinydale. on this their first visit. They go to Fayette- vile for next week, then to Cassyille
 Mo. for the reunion at that place.
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
BRIDES RECEPTION.

\ pretty reception was given oil last Saturday afternoon from four till six. by Mrs. l.. D. Petross and Miss Irma honoring their daughter and sister, Mrs. Dallas Petross, Jr
 Miss Irma made the guests well come at the door and they were re- ceiyed by Mesdames Dallas Petross. Sr., Dallas Petross, Jr., J. A. C. Black burn and Stony Petross. The ladies were next ushered into the reception hall. where they were refreshed with delicious punch served by Mrs. chas. Smyer.
 l The dining room was gracefully pre- sided over by Misses Harriet Marks and Velma Leitza'l, where delicious cream. angel food cake and hints were enjoyed
 i The rooms were dark lied and arti- l flcially frightened with shaded lights and candels and the decorations were the colors of the Virginia Military Institute, red. white ard god An especially pretty effect was Viz giaia Ranner and an Arkansas pen nant ronantfclly suggesting the "un lting of the two grand states in nap py marriage.
 In the dining room were seen thf letters '. L M. .15 recalling the re- cent graduation Of Dallas, Jr.. iron i College. A suggestion O. romance Na. found ill the color scheme in the frozen cream of pink=and white whia blended into ' forAirgfnfa. LII bride.
 About ole hundred ladies aallef during the afternoon
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
GOOD FARMS ON 6ooo ROADS.

i'la urban population complain Of the nigh cost of produce The farm ac complains of the high cost of IT. tr>etirg the products al due to .oli road conditions. But what Is accomplished or even attempted. to remedy the trouble? Those in towns and cities say. We should not be re- qutred to build roads for the farm e." and the farmer continues to De sl5isfied with the hardships of the bai roads, causing a very low etfl- cieacy in the earning ability and q rae;d depreciation of his teams In slleh communities both the urban md rural populations are paving many times the cost of road improve mests without securing them.
 We who live in towns often tall ], realize the influence of road con- ittioas upon the social life of rural Communities There is marked ten ieaey for property owners to i'm pr1.-A the appearance and surroundln
 Df their homes and buildings, as the
 roads upon which they are located arr
 improved You find no abandoned ftrns upon good roads XX
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30

County Clerk. subject to the Democrat ie Primary Vernon is capable of thu tire office he seeks and ts | sen tlaalaa in the best sense Of the term, winning respect b. all. May h7 Lave the unanimous support 0 .th4 people of Washington County is the wishes of his friends including
 Sarah Jane
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
DID YOU KNOW THAT

nearly half Of all the medicines sold ia drug stores are catharties or laXa- tives. IL is more remarkable that of the hundreds of these remedies there is not single one that will continue to give satisfaction. even if beneficial at first. The system becomes .hab- ituated." larger dose must be taken to be effective A systematic treat ment, consisting of two distinct rem edies is being sod by druggists
 Your druggist will tell you about Bi- Lax Remember the name Bi-Lax.
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
HABB ERTON.

c. F. Reynold and family are visit ing Mrs. Reynolds parents. Mr and Mrs. Jas. Enyart Of sfolam Sprinss
 There will be an ice cream supper at Habelton Saturday night July . Everybody welcome.
 School at this pace begins Aus. :. with Misses Beulah Robinson of West Fork as principal and Dora Cleveland of Baldwin as assistant.
 Why rot take enough interest il or district to paiEt the school h-t-se and make the pi1ce look more peas. a Il and Il , fo.' the lads and lasses educational hcme.
 The singing school which is in sss- s;oa at this place Is progres sing nicely with Prof. Freeman as teach CT
 Alfred Stone of Stockton. Cal. is visiting his sisters Mrs. F. NJ. Sto- baagh and Mrs. P. A. Harp and ob- serving scenes of boyhood days.
 Joye Johnston is serving his resi- dance to a new coat of paint, also MT J T. Ne.son is having her residence repainted.
 Mir. and Mrs c. ]. Oxford. who have been critically ill for the past two weeks are improving slowly.
 Mrs Harve Rates and chi 'dren of Wyman visited last week with Mrs Rates sister, Mrs Ed Johnson and brother, F. NJ. Brooks.
 Rev. Liley of Round Mountain filt- ed his monthly appointment with his people at this place Saturday and Sunday
 The river is enjoying visitors from town and nearby neighbols The river Is in good condition for the fisher mans $. sOrt
 The local peach growers are pre- pairing to harvest the peach crop. The trees are ladelei with the trult. ba- the pea0hes vii net be ,s .ar5 } as heretofore on < olnt of o,es our. dened cop. arl shortage cf ra'1 in the.past six weeks.
 Mrs. Lynn Dodd and daughter, Miss Pearl Of Springdale were visitors Of the former III e. Ml.. |. r l. latter :, Il = l. N
 Miss Vivian Dodd ,t ;.i.ssna was guest Q. M se Ola a 70 ... ti1nt Saturday and Suatay
 Thos. l.. Brooks Of Mari opa. Caii3. Is visiting at the parental home and mlnghng with his many friends Of boyhood days.
 Miss Sue C.Frost entertained 9 number Of her friends Tuesday even ing of this week from To io Miss Sue Is an excellent hostess. and it Is needless to say thai aa enjoyed the eVeaing very much.
 RHrfis Peadeeerass fs sick at ,flss time
 The many friends here ard e,se. where We're g'ad to n1te tAe anl ,tsn- cement Of Vernon Sherrod Of tlis4 place as candidate for the office of
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
See the new felt Outing and Sporting Hats at the Style Shop

Every ambitious young person, net satisfied with pre- seut salary. should rad the free catalogue of the Spring field Business College. Serd to !. \ Taylor, President. for it today As15 his advice about your work. For thirty years he has been placing yolng people iNth the best firms. and he can give yoa the benefit ot experience His advice followed, re u'ts are sure
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30

Send in your quilts, table and bed linen to the Springdale Steam Laun- dry. A trial will convince you. Our prices are right and we guarantee satisfaction. We wash everything that is washable. Phone 53.
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30

LOST-A ladies, b size watch, hunting case, gold with leather strap and pearl fob. Lost some where on the streets of Springdale latter part of last week Finder please return to the News office, or to the Springdale Light & Power Co
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
l.. O.. O F

N ats every Tuesday night at D n. All Odd Fellows invited.
 \. !. White, N. c.
 J. $. Ewalt R. $.
 ]. C. Mckinney. F. :.
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
The Style Shop
James P Clarke.

James P. Clarke.
 With five candidates now in the field and possibilities Of two others being added the gubernatorial cam paign promises to be one Of the hot test in years. The ayo.ed candt- dates are former State Treasurer John N. Crockett, Mayor Charles |. Taylor of Little Rock, Dr. (. II. Brough of Fayetteville, Secretary ef State Earle W. Hodges and former Congressman T. c. MeRae of Pres cett. In the list of probable eandi= dates are Judge A. ]. Walls, Con gressman r. H.c caraway and N H. Arnold of Texarkana
 Remember the prize goes to sl.50 aftpr Satiityiav niphf Do il nDu
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
PACKING SCHOOL.

The Peach Growers Exchange will nod free grading and packing school on Monday Aug. , in the Shippers Union building.
 F. c. Robb, Sec.
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30

FOR SALE-Team. six year old mares. and mule colt, two year old Alley, two yearling horses. all good stock. Go at bargain. R. B. Reed
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
South Bound.

have connection through bonded merca ntie adjusters with the law yer and credit men in every part of the civilized world. by which l can collect your notes, account or judge ments anywhere on A commission oasi. tf.
 J. w. Lewia Sprins sdale ice crea phone l1s.
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30

Remember the prise goes to sl.5o alter Saturday night. Do it now.
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
Grapes for sale.
 Henry Rice, Phone 128.

Brick Business house on Emma Avenue and mod ern cottage in College Heights for sale or trade.
 See Alfred Smith.
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
Remember A. E.. Smyer & Sons clothing sale.

Txo nicely furnished rooms fo reat. See NJ H. Troutman. 2t=pd.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-06-10

July 4th horse races, July 3rd at
Skowhegan.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-06-10
County News
CORNVILLE

DR.. Carleton Luce, wife and little
Dorothy of Greenville who have beer
guests in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Walton returned to their home
Tuesday.
Arthur Williams had horse hook
ed by a cow in the pasture Monday
DR.. Salley dressed the wound.
Loren Strickland, a student at
Good Will returned home Sunday for
the summer.
Mrs. Rose Strickland went to Good
Will Wednesday of last week to at
tend the Commencement exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rowe of Oak
land were in town recently, guests
of their son Elmer Trask
Band dance, Armory, Skowhegan
Saturday evenings. Adm. 25c and 10c
Asa Blaisdell and wife of Augusta
who have been visiting relatives in
town returned to their home Monday
Mrs Sadie Gannett of Augusta and
Eugene Swain and family of Show
hogan were guests of George Neil and
family recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Walton and Mrs
Ben Judkins went to Norridgewoek
Friday in Mr. Walton's automobile
Mrs. Roy Walton accompanied her
daughter Mrs. Carlton Luce to New
Portland Saturday. They went by
auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Moody were
guests of Mrs. Mary Crowell Sunday
at Skowhegan.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-06-10
REyERE-CORNyULE

Mrs Harold Rowell and little Cor
don of Bridgton arrived Saturday to
pass the summer at Allen Rowells
Mr.. Rowell plans to attend Com
mencement at Bowdoin and will ar
rive home after that date.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott accom-
panied Frank Paine and wife on ar
auto trip Monday taking in Water
vile and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Beal and Car
roll took trip to North Arson Sun
day and called on Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Lincoln.
Mrs. John Scott entertained the
members of the NJ. E. B. Society
Wednesday of last week. The af-
ternoon was spent with sewing on
aprons and squares for a quilt. After
the business meeting Mrs. Scott serv-
ed a dainty lunch of strawberry ice
cream, cake and nabiscos The
next meeting will be an all day SEES
sion with picnic dinner on June 10th
at Mrs. Charles Tuttle's when the
quilt will be completed.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-06-10
SANDY RIyER-NORRIDGEWOCK

Mr.. and Mrs. James Tompkins of
Monmouth were the guests of Mrs.
Tompkins' sister Mrs r. j. Hogan
over Sunday.
H. H. Waugh and family of Starks
spent the day Sunday at B. F. Adams.
w. H. Clark and wife of Caratunk
have been spending a few days at
the Ok Bow farm.
School closed Friday of last week
with an entertainment in the after
noon in observance of Bird Day. The
program contained many features rel
ative to birds among those appearing
in the various numbers being: Shir-
ley and Florence Baker, Evelyn
Whipple. Vera Yeaton, Ralph Piper.
Ocie futile. Dion Lambert Maurice
Hilton, Mildred Lambert, Charlie
Tilton. Harold Hilton, Annie Piper,
Bion Piper. Beulah Lambert and
Tvelyn Goldey. The programs were
very pretty. having a bird picture
painted by the children on the cover.
Refreshments of bananas, stuffed
dates, nabscos and fudge were served
By the teacher There were fifteen
visitors present and all reported a
very enjoyable time
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-06-10
ATHENS

The Athens schools closed last
Thursday except the East Athens
school taught by Mrs. L. W. Foss
The closing exercises We're held al
Grange Hall Friday afternoon. There
was a good attendance and we hear
that an interesting program was car
ried out though we have received nc
copy and did not know of the eXer-
cises.
Dyer Dry Goods Co. wants to sec
you Merchants Day.
Harold Corson and Arthur Stock
bridge have recently opened an auto
mobile repair shop at Harold Cor
sons. They already have quite a
little work. J. c. Kincaid had a
smash-up last Saturday on the way TO
Skowhegan and we hear is coming in
for repairs on the auto though Mr.
Kincaid and the woman who went
through the wind shield escaped seri-
Gus injury.
D. H. Corson of Harmony has been
passing several days at his Athens
home, treating his house to a fresh
coat of paint during his stay,
Mrs. Hewett Hood arrived Friday
from Auburn for brief visit with
her mother Mrs. ]. T. Hight She
came by auto with party on their
way to Greenville on a fishing trip.
Saturday her husband joined her here
coming with HIS brother-n-law Post
master Hicks and wife of Auburn in
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-06-10
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

Whereas Charles L. Corson of Har-
mony in the county of Somerset and
dated the tenth day of April A. D..
1911 and recorded in the Somerset
Registry of Deeds, Book 3o5 Page II,
conveyed to me, the undersigned, GER
tain parcels of real estate situated in
Harmony in said county of Somerset
and bounded as follows to wit Be
ginning at a rock marked, L. on the
west side of the road leading from
southerly on said road to land decided
10 Lydia and Joseph Batchelder,
thence westerly on said line to rock
marked, y. thence southerly over
Mainstream TO Harmony village.
thence westerly on said road to land
Of NJ, J. Merrill, thence easterly on
said Nterrills line to the east line of
Lot No. II in the sixth Range, thence
soutnerlY To a rock marked l.. at the
southwest corner of land occupied by
Liston Carr thence easterly to, first
mentioned bound, excepting and re-
serving therefrom that portion deed
I'd to Liston Carr by said Charles L.
gorson and bounded and described as
Iel, rl'gS to wit; Beginning at a rock
marked l.. on the west side of the
road Leading from Mainstream to
Cambridge thence westerly to a rock
marked l.. to Liston Carr's west line
from Mainstream to Harmony, thence
Oh SAID road easterly to land of Lis
ton Carr, thence north on said Cars
10 rock marked, X, thence east to
said road leading from Mainstream to
Cambridge, thence northerly on said
road to the place of beginning.
Also on other parcel of land com
mencing at the center of an elm tree
on the north side of the stage road
thence north to a ctone marked II,
a the north east corner of a garden,
thence northwest erly to stone
marked II, to land of NJ. ]. Merrill
thenee on said Merrills line to the
stage road. thence on the northerly
me IF the road to the first mentioned
bound
Also one other parcel of land and
heug parts of Lots No IS and IA in
he NTH Range and bounded as fol-
laWs to wit: on the east by land of
Charles A Laughton; on the south by
ne road leading from Mainstream to
= Adams: on the west by land own
81 10y Fred Stafford and on the north
e4 ne road leading from Mainstream
- Ripley; and whereas the condition
O. said mortgage has been broken:
NOW, therefore, by reason OF the
breach Of the condition thereof I
u,alm a foreclosure of said mortgage.
MAY T. a. d. 1915.
aw2l LISTON CARR.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-06-10
BROWNS CORNER-CANAAN

The all day meeting on the shore
of Morrill, Lake, Sunday was well at
tended and a most interesting SER
mon was delivered during the fore
noon by James Dysart of Pittsfield
and Elder o. M. Chase in the after
noon. There will be an all day meet
ing at the above named place June
20, commencing at 1880 "a M and
100 p. m.
Mrs. Elizabeth Burrill has returned
home after spending several weeks in
the home of her grandson Ivory Bur-
rill and family in Clinton.
Clifton Jewell and wife passed Sun
day with his father William Jewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Herrin of Show
hogan passed Tuesday at H. L. Pur-
ington's.
Mrs. Ivory Burrill and daughter
Hester and Mrs. Harold Foster and
young son Carroll Payson visited at
Schuyler Burrill's Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Bailey were
callers at Joseph Covers Sunday.
DR.. Wilbur of Skowhegan was at
{. b. Chase's Sunday also Benjamin
Swan of New Sharon.
Charles Allen and daughter Ethel
and Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Burrill
were in Hartland Saturday on bust
ness.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-06-10

Mr.. Hicks new auto The party re-
turned to Auburn Sunday. Master
Merrill Greene accompanied them
for a visit with his mother Mrs. Hood
Miss Edna Johnson returned to
Wayne, June 7, after a three weeks
stay here the guest of Mrs. J. T. Hight
and other Athens friends.
You can buy more for your dollar
on Merchants Day at Chas F. Ward s
Skowhegan, than on any other day in
the year.
Mrs. Nita Fox arrived in town June
7 from New York Hospital work and
will leave June s Tor vacation at
her mothers home in Damariscotta
Mills. She is the guest of Miss Mary
Fox. Miss Della Fox is also guest
there for a few weeks.
There is much sickness in town
R. D. Cleveland and his two sons are
on the sick list George reported
Tuesday to be better while the two
others are still quite i'll.
Mrs. Betsy Mason remains quite
low while Mylon is reported as gain
ing.
Intelligence was received here
MONDAY or the 0eatn SUNDAY night OF
Mrs. Frank Longley at her home in
Scion after an illness of nearly five
years Her age was 65.
There will be no preaching service
at the church June 10. S. S. at 1880.
The NJ. E. B. Society will meet with
Mrs. Annette Hinckley Thursday af-
ternoon June II.
D. F. Judkins arrived last week
from Florida to pass few days in
Athens.
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MISSION WORKERS
MEETING HERE
The Annual Session of
Augusta District
Is BEING Held Today in the Centenary
VI. f. Church and Will Close This
Evening

missionary meeting of impor-
lance is being held today in the Cen
tenarv Nj. E. Church, the executive
hoard meeting of the Augusta District
If the Woman's Home Missionary
Society having been called at 8
oclock this morning. The general
session opened later with the district
president, Mrs. Stella Vose presiding
Rev. II. G. McGlauflin conducted the
devotional exercises and Mrs. Nc
G1aufin voiced the greeting 1--WE are
glad to see you; the response I'VE
are glad to be here" is to be given
by Mrs A. ". Pottle. Much of the
forenoon will be devoted to reports
from the district officers, department
secretaries, auxiliaries, circles,
uards. etc. Mrs. G. F. Pencil of
skowhegan is to be the soloist and
election of officers is scheduled to
occur at 1130. The afternoon and
evening services have been planned
as follows:
100 Praise service, Rev. C. ..
Perry; Minutes; greetings from Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society,
Mrs. Flora Files; How would you
present the work of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society to a Strang-
q Mrs r = 1. Tozier;; book review.
Mrs. I. j. Smith; The Immigrant at
Our Door, Miss Agnes E. Vose;
Gleanings of the Work, Miss Ida L.
Kahlo; solo, Mrs. Rose c. Burrill;
efficiency, Mrs. A. E. Chiddenden; in
stallation and conservation service;
address. Supper in yestry.
Evening-7.30, Organ Voluntary,
Mrs NJ. J. Smith; Queen Esther
chorus; Scripture, Miss Sybil Cole;
prayer, Miss Agnes Vose; solo, Miss
Marguerite Craig; book review, RED
Mans Land, Miss Ethel Blunt; ad-
dress, Mrs. G. w. Coy; chorus, For
ward Queen Esthers;> offering; ben
ediction.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-21

serial ever published. Neal of the Navy" The Long Chance" is the title of the story and in it Frank heenan makes his bow to the motion picture public in this filming. Perer E. Kyne, the well know writer Of sea stories is the author, wu,,e '. J. LeSaint is the producer It ls a story of the nnvaru shed west If ti-" early days, anent the beginnings of san F--irrsco IL. Neal nf ;!:c Navy series :s bee. n-ig more InpG- lar as lie si " II axe its grip m lie people. the scenes Trade with the ua-.+1 cadets oe Uncle sam are very thrill ing. while the story Is increasing in interest with every mstallment.
 Manager BarncOrd has added a fine orchestra to his equipment and $500 dollar metallic screen that puts the picture before the people better than anywhere in Phoenix
 COLUMBIA-The Founders, the bill the Clair company put on last night is @ comedy real full of life and funny situations and from the