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observation-disclosures.

|gaiip gonapitaeOIa. %, 1O15 Gutter
I Strabs.
lauep Gbeifi, is, 2O2 Deit Court St.
|Soiepb Gouis Ilspsr, SO, 17O1 Dsit.
( tDoob Qlpe.
l2tOa Sennins, 81, 1852 Sbsrmar
4Denue.
JSam grotpn, %, GAP SO. Court ct,
tROia aepine, %, 419 9aurel Ctr.
JWiGiam Gbparbs, 81, Diaiams'
I tOtun. ap.
tWoIlie grnant 40, 670 Carr Ctr.
Jgtlpan g. MeT,al, "a, 80 OF 9. Ct,
lMatilOa BeierIsin, "a, 141 Oft Re'
Wlidsn Npe.
JSobn Glifforo Din, 80. aouisoi1e.
(Stsla abbis MeJHiprs. %. Sdrt'
pea.
jWilidm Raosrmann. %, 139 psets
I Strabs.
lGmma Stneioer. IS Sabre 129 oo-
JSames abbott, 33, QOrpOOb.
lRsna 8. Yalingsy, 81 Drain Ctr.
ISarrs 6. @siimepsr, "a. st. sbOs
mas, Gp.
Sds.l 6. auIiman, %. 6107 GIs'
pbane Gpe.
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mententldge $15 pro Dode luters
baltunssgeloer 3ugeiprO6en poroen.
Sic bebnuptst, Gonoou Dolle iih BON
Der alimenteusablung briideu unc
babe besbalb bic S6sfouHgstlags ans
seitrsngt.
Sulius UlafoD piQ bon Sarah
Uaulop gsidieoen iein. bic sebrObt
baben ioa, Jpn gu oergiften. Dos paar
beiratbete 1895 in p6ildoelpbia uno
bat brei &inber. Die 5rau ioll iiA IN
Ybilabelpbia oufbalten.
Ubaggie Saines min Don Seize 5aie
nes sei4ieben iein, Der ii4 i6le6t be-
banbslt baben iol. Sic tuiini4t aud
ibren WGD6ennamsn 5sIm tpieoer ans
3unebmeN,
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Griuin Circle.

Ssn Ser Sisuna bes Grpin Girttc,
6ie am ;Sreitna 9lbcuO 0ieier gSodle
i'm SanieImann 5cupel itattfinoet,
miro Scrr grnit 1rop eiren 8crtra5
haIten unS Sruar miro or aug ieincHI
Sebcn er5Gbleit Gas Sbeula lautet :
,3rrei aupiteI aus meiner 9ebensgc.
idiGte~ Serr 5rcp, Der Die 70 bilIter
i'd bat, fam aIio auf reide Sebcns-
criahrunscn Suriidbliden uns ba CT
elm oufmcrIiainer 9eobahter lit, pciB
er irinen @ortrigen aud einc tIiterei.
iante IaritelIuus gu gebeR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-03
llnaariidle sdnaerinnen.

I Ger Gamert5peig BEG 9eutidrlln'
aariid,en slrbciter Minnertors be-
aeit Samstos, s. slpriI. i'm groBer
sSaal Der sfrbeiterbale iein piertes
Stiftimgsieit. 9ie Guiren perben Sci
bieier @eleaeirheit nit ibren idouiten
eieocrn aiifparten inlo bab tie iingeu
fonnen, haben iie ia ifOn btnldnslidD
in perifiebeueu aoH5erten bepiefeu.
sIud ionit lit ein biibides llnterbaI.
tintas- itio Gan5prografnm aufge.
iteIt. IOonb ii9 ieoer Geitbenher
aHiiiiren pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-03
OaiesSaH.
Gsitriger Sisg Der .aebs"
uber bic ,0antees".

uDer ole ~ dHfees.
9rob Der QbrpeIenbeit BON Cons
nsnfdsin battsH iib gu bsm ssftrigsn
SpieIs apifftH unferen .Rebs" uno
ben Rem yOrter .gaHtees" (2tm.
aiga) nabesu 100 3uI9uusr I'M Reo,
ldnb Jielo eingsiunbsn - baruntsr
iogar mebrere 9useno Ddmen in ibs
rem pl5en. sic puroen reitli6 fir
ibre 2Oyulitdt bur9 einen 6rinanten
Siss bes beimii6sn alubs belobnt.
Der lintsbdnbise S6leuberer Wcs
5enrp unb Wlingo 6eoienten bas @es
i6ib fir Cincinnati. WcSenrp ipurb.
na6 bem 5. Gange bur9 Dale abses
l0it. Die .Yau,sss" Ianoien sbenfalls
3ipei Shleuberer ins 5reffen. Die
.Rebs" fiderten 6 3r.ffsr unb ipiels
ten fsblerfrsi ssssn 4 9reffsr unb 2.
yebler Der Geauer. Dart uHb Garpsns
Ter tparen Gdisbsri6tsr.
Dds SpieI.
Cincinnati :. 00100020*-3
Rem Yort O1000000O-1
6sute Ra9mittdg 3rueitss Spiel Der
Gerie 3pii6en ben teiben aIubs i'm
Reblanb Gielb. anfdng piinttIi4 um
8 1ibr. M
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gokal.Derid)t
Tn Werbs.Bureau.
Sie A'erbstrOmmel iuirb sssnpdrtis
enersiider seribrt benn je.

eas 2anbbeer fol auf Die Gtatsitdrfe
uon biuoerttdaieno Nann eebrabt
rperoen. --'2a elm giertel ict)lt,
tbiro i'm gan5en 9anoe retritirt. -
Ter erioIg lit n!d)t pielperipre.
dleno. = Bon Der aniuerbiuigs-
Heflamc. - Cine @erbe.an5eige
Gus benz .Gineinnati Spp" i'm
Sabre 1900. = Iaulals geborte
5ur gusriiit,ins aild cine binret
d)enoe @enge 8bisfep. - Gie
Sobnunss. uno sIpaneements. .9ers
haIiniiie bel Der Snianterie. --sgei.
iere ausiidten BEL Der @arine. -
Bon ben Geiertirnen unS ibreu
sllriaden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-03
Gterblid,feiteberidJt.

MiIhreS R. Sadiou, If, 1855 SOtR
Strabc, Snauelt IN SdHpete.
guep Z. Baroner. "a, 2l0 5inoiap
Strabc, 9unseuefit5iinbrng.
@iQinrn g9eooenoori, 81, 4f53
9afeinan. NiereIlleioen.
gIla ". Galoirsu, "a, 3o29Wlo9le-
MOOD, gticrenIeioen.
9cuis Soiiruunn, SO, altenbcirL
2imaeneutsInoune.
giaDcne 81. Ielt. 81, GAO gSelt l..
Sirabe, ltnfaQ.
G0ip. Z. slnOericr, 73, 2497 GRAFT
bin 9icao, Slltitur5!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-03
SSlDelidl seIturben.

Der l3idhrise sllbert 9unaeniteu.
gel, 10i1 State Ioenue, fpliroe &c.
tern 8ormittas bon ieinem 3immer-
aenoiien emil HaImer ais 2eide i'm
@ett eeilu1bcn Ger 2ettere bcnaf-
rittiete oie YoIi5ei, fpeIhe Die 2eid,e
nod Der @torsue itaffen lieb, mo cine
llnteriuhuug ereab, bob Der Eob oes
@anneS aus natiirIihen llrinhen er.
foIgt mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-03

Ser ipiil unicr bic SoISaten!
Rdren bic stmerifaner elm firgfrobes
Golf. ons 2ico tpiiroe iiderIih bel
ms Jest IN alien Spnarten geiiinpeir
ooer gepiiffen uerbei,, tuiro CUR Seit
oot) Die 0erbetrpmmel eneraiider
oenH je periibrt. Ias beitdnoige epic.
len nit benz 3euer, in benz iid imiere
a0uiniitrntion gefalIt, ilnb Der yagre-
porebneB" .Riimruel ols oirefie fyoIge
nat 0inbregeIn rcronlab., nm fpenig-
items infer Qannbeer mif bic eeiep.
Iihe Stdrfe Don 100000 Warn 5u
brinacn. aaf cfiisielcn 8crid,ten
ieblen 10000 @nnn, nod umofiisieI.
len iou iih bic ipirfiife St1rfe I'm.
ieres 9anobeeres ciif MIR $1,000
cSer 10000 belmIfen. glber ielbit cie
erftc aaM aIs ritbtig arscnommen.
ipirb bic Regienrns 1iibc baben. oie
Sci,te ~ erbaItcn. gtadoem Sie GAIL
Der Merbebureans beoeiltenb Der.
:nebrt tporben III uno ioldIe ailh III,
ser 9anbit1oten erridtet norben iinb,
lit bod erit etrpa Der sebnie Ebeil Der
iebIenben Rarnid'dftcn eriesf NOR.
ben. III
Gsie IN alien eroBcren Gtdoten
iperben aildI in iinierer Staot spei
gserbeblreaus unterbaIten, ems iiir
bas ganobeer mir cas- anbere iiir Die
aiarine. ScScm iiebt elm Cffi5ier pcr
mo aiikcroem iine Elm llnteroffi5ier
NIB cine sln3asI 8emeine abfonunul,
eirt acnrtlid iino Die Merbcbiirena5
Surd, cine nldhtige Der Sfantenfabnc,
>ir ais benz tseniter bdnot. Dor Der
Sausthiir itebt ierner cine 9aieI nit
cinem RIafat. aus lpelflem berpor.
rcbt. baB llnele SnmleI Refrlitcu
itht. y2nn fpiiroe pielleitlt on bieie-
Sa'el adSlos poriDergeben. meini
nidlt nctcn oerieIben ein S2Ioat in
polcr Uniform itdnSe ooer Dor Der
Tbiir alli. ,mo nbsingc. Gs iin6 1iid)
5iupeileu ibrer 8rpei, notwithstanding |
bnmit Sen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bic Scit ilitt lang niirh. G,rcBer Nm.
Drara III r1mIif nid,t sli bco5ndjten |
Gs 1T ia olld) Si,r Geniise bcfnnnt, |
SaB cs nift qrrinJe Sdtpieristeiten
niatt, Rctriiten nll5i,iucrben. Setbit
tic iarbenpr1dtigen rieiisen 9lafats
nit pcrlcdenoen gnoern: slrtillerie,
bic Nnrt, idspieripcs @eIonoe f1brt.
ipcbei bic aui oer Irceen iiyenocn
Sclo1teu Elm geIid,t MAIDEN. 70 ser.
1flilni, ais gei,5rc cine iolfr 5nhr.
il: Den Ronnen oes 0ebens: ooer ciirc
1iritcrputrcuiae, Der erite Mann. bic
bdnb iiter Der Siirn. peit nlisidcii.
ep> als idhe er gila aIs gsiiion am
ST. ont; cber in Selteu farlpirenocl
Sci .tcn aiii ben pbilippinen. c.
ife:nt atsr aIles nidlt ~ ,ieben.
Tas inc Die fir hns 1a1eslidt,
fir bic groBe Ceijentlid)feit beitimnl-
lei 9,iI6er. Gs niif, aber ipobI nod
onocre, uieI pifanfcre acGebcn habeli.
oie oas SoIoaienleben IN nch rer.
lodcnocren ;snrben idiiDern. Inns iin6
aIleroings iOlde SiI0er nod ni6t suI
Dcjidlt befonlnlen. Gab lie nber bor-
hancen iino ooer renigitens iporen,
tafiir lit fein perirserer oils Der
gParinricirct6r TdnieIs gepdbrs.
mann Der rergonaene @ofe Dor benIl
slcngrcE.s slusiduiB iaste. e babe nit
giapn piferahirc@ Der bnrin entbai.
terea anit0bigeu giIoer Deaen oiell
The Madison journal., 1916-09-02
90 Tolerant

E.rh"p Conrad said at dinner in
N...p pnrr News:
Some folks regard their sins in too
-'''"r'u- and tolerant "a way. They're
ike Cai clay
Il said &" Cal on" day:
calhoun. my man. General Douglas
has poNitiv" proof that YOU looted his
chicken house. last week. should
think you'd hc ashamed to take com
'".l'i"n after such raScally deed rs
that
Nah Goo'n">S. sab said Cal. 70
pr"arhfuIIy 'Ah wouldn't lct n few
m"">iy chickens stand 'twixt me an d,
l"Wd'N table. - Washington Star.
The Madison journal., 1916-09-02

\ h"'i"" h"s been invented for aero
planes which. used IN conjunction with
" compass. enables uu aviator To- make
ih" proper ai'owuuc" Tor drifting and
maintain q ,ruc course when over
strange land or Iurg" bodies of wafer.
sugar Is "Nirnct"d from rs varieties
'f palms that grow in Ccylun.
~ The completion OF exhaustive OK.
p"Tlw"ris covering scNrr..l Year, Swcd-
ish "i'i"inls hHv" d"cid"d 'har pc,t
powder is u very efficient aud pruc,i.
'hI in"l Tor l"con"iI'cs with n fuel
value about two-thirds that Of coul
The Madison journal., 1916-09-02
POSTCRlPTS

A water heater has been Invented 10
utilize the heat wasted by the exhaust
Of stationary engines.
Toothed strips Of galvanized metal
easily attached to sod. have been, M
vented for marking tennis courts
TO prevent pedestrians being ininred
by automobiles leaving garages an uu-
tomato alarm has been invented TINT
rings bell and displays danger
signai ~ cars pass over paris of ifs
uiechsuisb..
The Madison journal., 1916-09-02

NIr'u Augusta Victoria. wife of "x-
N'n@ Manuel of Portugal in her
nurses costume. walking across a hos
ihial laWm Queen Augusta Victoria j.
now serving as II nurse nj the Third
and>Worth general hospital in Eng
iand., Her mothor-in-law. Queen
Amclic of Portugal. is also serving I'm
ih' sam" capacity in the same hos
"!'nL Augusta Victoria iS the oldes,
"'i''d and only daughter Of Prince vii
lam of 4ohenzoIlern, head of III,
|''r branch of The IIohcuzollorn fam.
+" which the kaiser belongs.
The Madison journal., 1916-09-02
Brazilian Strap-Hano.-.

Church. see Il brazilian ci,r me-,
= trolley car ambulance TO transpor
patients 10 and from hospitals in n,
suburbs.
Gotham-WOnder II some OF the ~.
iients are equal TO the straps7
The Madison journal., 1916-09-02
Still Unsettled

what is that over thcrc?" askoc
the tourist.
oh. that's The crater Of fanou.
volcano" replied the guide.
~ seems So bare and unpopulated
"Oh. yes. It's not settled yet"
The Madison journal., 1916-09-02
More Boats to Areric,.

London.-Two new German subma-
rine merchantmen OF very large size
will depart soon for America. accord.
ing to Central News dispatch from
Ihe Hague
The Madison journal., 1916-09-02
NEWS Of THE WEEK
FROM OVER WORLD
HAPPENINGS IN OUR OWN AND
OTHER COUNTRIES HERE
ARE BRIEFLY TOLD.
SHORT ITEMS FOR BUSY MEN
Ccndens5tc7 o. Weeks News Re
viewed Without Comment-AH
Nations Find Something 10
Edfy ana Instruct

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ron crosse have been
w SINCE the outbreak o.! the
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moor r.... '.'''.s
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rorD... ..... IN .'"s .-'
Tenn .. ........ 49,. ~. ..''',' num-
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the y..."... -. 80 -, l,i'S''.'''. %,
b..r ,..,... ", ma
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rf,... "''.'
Three men were S.r.J v1,.,, nm o.,
Ma. .,-,rr. n...-. '.''''.-
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seven "'Fhn'n ana inJurjn2 several
"'n'fS-
I,cb,cfro i.-,:.'5' .-.
stool f,,l -, ''''
ffr.ra Co -, p,T, -.,,. nv u ''' ~
rn.. j.. ...,:,,..,,.,, ~ ~ .''"'' "a "'
'"' hr.''1h Steamer Qu"hr.. -.>"l
ROCK West "i IN" El@ H.a~ko' island.
OH 'n" coast oi Kerry. Thirty-tour ot
lAr crew have been landed az Ncnr~y
! d" captain and two others are miss.
-rn. ..r...
.,,n... -....., '.'' .'' ''' III ia. "a.
r,..I,a ,',''. 81 s.'SI' ','I'" ,"'-
,.'.'-. - .''' '' ''" "' more IMAM I''
'''''' '.''''" joining 'h" Strike"
'-'' '".'''''"''''''i-
'''' ''','''" % '''i'e 'u-S engaged
d" INV S''' ''-'''- "i 'H' >L'"o.'"o
az" "i inc sanN,n steamer Merida
has been located.
i''e' '""ur'h '' L"lo L'ea. a
''i'',''''' were drowned IN P'nusta
Creek near clayton. y. NJ. when a
Ci''N ., ,'r'"'"v". y COWBOY ias5o"d
''''' MUM ana "'d'ed A'r 10 shore.
.,u...
The Madison journal., 1916-09-02

with threat 90 RAJ. .- .u..,...~
! force
60. I'.'''' OF n" N... ."-F..
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{ formed -s: h. +. ...u. 81. ,..---
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tr.v.. .. 3d.. .........
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1.G their l.-. -.. ........ ....
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bnlr a.. ...,-.. ...,t ...
volo-, jacket. rn. .rr r.. ...........
David n. .a"d .0r ,-...- .-....l..
. we're killed and ono rrau. ........ ....
. rho result 90. .n r<r,r..r. F.. ... ...
The Madison journal., 1916-09-02
TOMMY GWES N
sy LOUISE oL.r7


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The Madison journal., 1916-09-02

Three persons were hurt when an
automobile driven by c. +. Brant of
Philo, Ill. went over a 3O-foot grade
at the College street bridge.
The Madison journal., 1916-09-02

\ government inquiry into the exc
cuuon of Shcehy Skeffington and two
other Irishmen named MacIntyre and
Dickson, who took part in the Dublin
uprising in Porto Bello barracks. April
20. has begun
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-28

Good roads day Friday. Turn ont.
u Miss Ervs Giles Is visiting friends at
Kineo.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
e. Austin sunday.
Harvey w. Morang has purchased the
Samuel j. Morrison house on Bridge hill.
Mrs. T. E. Hale has returned from q
weeks visit with relatives in Cherry
field.
Ludike and Miss Margaret Hail are at
home from Columbia college for the
summer.
Former Chief Justice Emery has gone
to his Hancock Point cottage for the
summer.
Miss Pauiene Foster arrived home from
Hull, Mass, Saturday for the summer va
cation.
Miss Katherine Hurley went to Orono
Monday to attend the University OF Maine
summer school.
DR.. N. Y. Bradford Mckenzie, OF Gill
manton, N. H., Ia at his old home here for
. visit OF two weeks.
Principal II. B. Mcclellan, Of Higgins
classical institute, with his wife, is in Els
worth for the summer.
Colin Mckenzie left Sunday for visit
with his daughter, Mrs. Howard A. Smith,
in West Somerville, Mass.
There will be no meeting OF the Re-
bekahs next Tuesday. Their business
meeting will be held July IS.
Mrs. Harry olmstesd, with little daugh-
ter Rachel, Of Melrose, Mass, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Addie Mason.
The juvenile Knights OF st. Joseph are
planning to give q minstrel show at So
ciety hall on the evening OF July6 8.
Harry Jsrmsn, g vagrant, was sentenced
in the Ellsworth municipal court last
Thursday to thirty days in the Bangor
work Jail.
Robert Sweeney, OF Boston, is in Els
worth, called here by the death OF his
sister Mrs. Mary Maddox, at North Els
worth.
Harry 8. Parker, who is employed by
the New England Telephone 4 Telegraph
Co., has gone to Guilford, where he is To-
Gated for the summer.
The business OF the late F. B. Aiken,
disposed OF at administrators sale Satur-
day, was sold to d. E. Hurley, represent
ing a client, for 800.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mccarthy, OF
Boston, with little daughter Claire, arrived
Saturday to spend the summer with her
parents, Richard Hawkes. and wife.
Shea Bros, OF Bar Harbor, began work
on their contract for improvements or the
postoffice grounds and the sidewalks
Monday. A crew of Ellsworth men is en-
pioyed.
Rev. p. A. A. Killam is in town this
week, packing his household goods for
shipment to his new pastorate at Oakland.
He expects to leave with his family to-
morrow.
Mrs. Mary F. Malone and daughter
Hannah Frances are in Lewiston this
week, attending commencemenfA Bates
college, from which Miss Malone was
graduated last year.
At meeting OF the school board last
evening ii was voted to recommend to the
board OF aldermen at its next meeting
that the Water street and Infant street
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-28
COMING EVENTS.

Friday evening, June 50, at Society hall
Dance; Monagh ghan's orchestfe.
Tuesday, July 4, at Clover Hill farm,
Tink.r's hill Field day nnder auspices OF
Bayside grange. 81,
Wednesday evening, July IL, at Hancock
hsll-"Hazel Kirke," by Ellsworth drs-
matte club. Tickets on sale at r. H.
Smiths Saturday, July 8.
Thursday, July q = Hancock county
Unitarian conference at Bar Harbor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADvERrrsEMkNrs raIs WEEK

Strand Theatre
A Haynes-Ciimax tea
E Rowe--Chevrolet car
Annual meeting Of Mt Desert Bridge Cor
poration
For sale--Prescott Player Piano
Mrs Harriet X Giles--Tea room
" Wooster = Strawberries and goose
berries
MISCELLANEOUS:
Federal Inquiry or Railroad Strike
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-28

For Week Ending st Midnight Tuesday.
June ~. 1910.
From observations taken ct the power
station Of the Bar Harbor q Union River
Power Co., in Ellsworth. Precipitation IL
given in inches for the twenty-four hours
ending at midnight
Weather Precip-
Temperature conditions itation
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-28
CONDENSED TIME TABLE.


Trains arrive at Ellsworth from the west at
ass, tbs, iiis and II So =. m. All and SIS p
Trains leave Ellsworth for the west 1t 7.37 Q
m, t7.7s, ell. SIS, 1871 and lo-s7 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Arrive from west at 6.b5, us, oil and Ills
.. IN, $40 pm. Leave for the west at 6.ss ..
m, Al, 5ab. 0.7l and 10 81 p. m.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-28

In the country and in ones own home, a
cigar is always 9 companion. Let II. w.
Morang furnish this good companion. He
will tell You that oedulas are Havana cigars
-Advf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-28
SCHEDULE OF MAILS
At ELLswoRTH PosroYYIcx.
IN eject J1ne 70. 1916.
MArLs RECEIVED.
Week Days.

FRoN wEsr-s-sS, Ills = m Except Monday.
4.2i texcept Sunday. SIS p m.
FRoM EAsr-i2.7s Except Sunday. 6.as, io.s7
pm. uon mail not distributed until fol-
lowing morning,
MAILS CLOSE AT1irosrovTcB
Week Days.
9oIse: WEsr-il.B . m; as. and 9,p m.
rs . m: a.45, $50 PIN.
HAx- lSsndnys.. 80
CArrive from the west at s-ss.5ii.is . m.!sAo
. IN. Close for west s.4s, 8, Sip m.
Registered mail should be at postofice half
an hour before mail closes.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-06

and honorabiy Discontinued, Is slowly
but surely commit ting suicide.
sBut wherever the VIZ shall close
the business Of thts country VIII cons
frontsd with new conditions: The
purchasing power Of the whoe world
|wfIl have been very greatly reduced.
Foreign countrie who are now buying
our products because compelled VIII
withdraw their patronage in a large
measure. Other non:prod uctng coun:.
tries will find their financial resources
land credits lessened. More than this,
foreign producers, in great need, will
strive more diligently than ever to
supply the countries that are imam.
cially able to pay and at prices based
upon cheap labor and low cost, as they
have perfect right to do.
"Our producers, including our wage
earners, will find themselves in COM
lmercial fantagonism with the most per.
sistent and difficult competition ever
experienced, unless this shall be pre-
vented by laws that are reasonable
and sufficient. This is not question,
|, of politics, nor for political parties as
such. II is one OF economics and of
good business, and 1t affects all the
people. It is q question of the great
est good to the greatest number.
There should be an effort to ascertain
and establish line ofs Justice and
fairness between the producer and the
consumer.
"This is an epoch. Times are seri-
GUS, perhaps critical. Financial, com;
mercial and Industrial interests Of
this country may be firmly establish:
ed on an independent and invulnera-
BILE foundation, but there must be CO.
operation between all classes and de.
partments, private and public.
1--WE must be prepared for radical
changes in volume. in prices and re-
sources. There is danger OF over-pro:
duction, overextension of credit and
liabilities, over.confidence. We have
observed this before and we shall see
It again. 1t is possible the banks will
over.extend their credits, particularly
in favor OF foreign interests who offer
attractive rates; but they will take
care of that matter for themselves.
We business men should realize there
is possible danger ahead in the busi-
ness outlook, and If we proceed with
caution, however aggressively, we will
! have done no harm and we may here
after have reason for congratulation.
! We have the greatest country with the
greatest opportunities, and may prop.
erly be hopeful and confident"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-06
DR.. Durrett Will
Attend Mayo Clinic

DR.. j. ]. Durrett will leave in the
near future for Rochester, Mimi,
where he will attend the clinics of
the famous Mayo brothers and upon
his return to this city will open an Of
flee for consultation and surgery.
DR.. Durrett, who has been located
in this city or vicinity for eighteen
years, has resigned his position as
company physician at Watson and
Ktngmont and has been succeeded by
DR.. H. D. Causey, who had been To-
Gated at Gypsy for the past three
years. DR.. H. S. Rosenthal, who has
been assistant to DR.. Durrett for the
past yead, will succeed. DR.. Causey
as company physician at Gypsy and
will also have charge of the work
at Meadowbrook and Glen Falls.