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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-09-21
Church Directory
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
BAPTIST Hill. Main Street

DaptlSI Hill. MalH StTttt
Pastor-Rev. o. II. Tracy, D. D.
Assistant Pastor-Rev. Eta Goodwin
Tracy, a. B.
Residence-Next door to Church
Preaching at 1045. Sunday School
at u. Preaching service at ! p. IN.
Thursday evening service at 80.
ISLAND AVENUE CONGREGATIONS
Al CHURCH
Island Avenue
Rev. c. II. Mckinney. minister
Residence, North Avenue
Telephone l44-4
Preaching service at 1915; Sun
School at -. r g. Lord, superinten-
dent; Christian Endeavor at 6;
Preaching service at I,
Mid-week service Thursday even
ing at $50.
There will be a meeting of the
Working League in the Church YES
try, Monday
ADVENT CHURCH
Corner of Madison Avenue and Rus
sell Street
S D. A. Church will meet Saturday
at 80 for Sabbath School and social
service following. All are cordially
invited.
CENTENARY METHODIST EPISC0-
PAL CHURCH
Island Avenue
Rev. Frederick c. Rogers, Pastor
Residence next to Church
Tel. Sd
Preaching service at 1915 with
sermon by Pastor Rev. Frederick c.
Rogers. Sunday School at l.. Lyle
5. Moore, Supt; Epworth League at 6
p. m; Sunday evening service at 7
O'Clock. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening at $50.
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life at Gods right hand for ever
more" Comforting words were said to
those bereayed. The pastor attend
ed at the grave, reading the commit
tai service, Mrs. Collins is a MEM
Der of Starks church and Mr.. Collins
in health was an attendant The
liturgy of the M. L. Church was used
The interment was at the new Gene
terry at Madison.
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Boston Post. $40 year to sub
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The hair must have nourishment-
dandruff should be destroyed and the
pores Of the scalp kept open. There
is just one thing you need to keep
the hair follicles from becoming dis
eased-Nyal's Hirsutone.-G. R. Fogg
Druggist.
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BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner of Madison Avenue and Pleas.
ant Strnaf
Rev. Frederick c. Rogers, Pastor
Residence next to Church
Tel ID

ant Street
Rev George Merriam, minister
Parsonage 50 Madison Ave.
Tel 1855
Preaching at 1915; Sunday
School at II m. Sunday evening ser
vice at o'clock Mid-week service
at 7.30 p. m. Thursday.
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Parish of Our Lady of LonrdeS.
Water Street
FIR. J. l.. a. Ronaud, Pastor
Rectory, adjacent to Church. Tel 55-9
First Mass Sunday at o'clock
Second Mass sung at 10 o'clock.
Evening service at o'clock
SPIRITUALIST
UnlyersaliSt Church at Corner Of
Leavitt and North Ave.
Services discontinued for the pres
emit
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@runbeisentbnms.S .Sppotbsfsu..
5hpOtbeten.

Wi9ael u. 8oIiinger an Goucorbia
3. u. 60. $500.
Senrp SpIierman on SIb Glorp y.
unb 9. so. $1,000.
glarsnes 6. Gurrsb an Spbe par.
9. unb 8. u. Go. $500.
gurrie Orimau an Dap.On Ctr. 9.
u. go. $4,000.
aui5erine 2epp on Warp 3inb
$500.
q9iniam g. Mappeg an bic Rans.
bottom Bros. poiisrp 60. $1,000.
WiIium 9. Hoeers on aDbomins
8. unb 9. so. $2500.
Walter 6. Dagger OF, Weitnoob
Somsiieab Go. $500.
Bernard Montifer on brieIbe a5rs
psrfdaft $1,000.
Wlaria u. Subr an 9eit CTR. SO.
2 9. unb Q. Co., $25o0
Sobn 6. Rogers an Sotptborne e.
unb 6. u. $4,000.
ssreb 8. Reeb an DO. $500.
allfreb W. Worcefter an Jamss 6.
Cooper $9S30.
Wm. g. Roeers an Wefern unt
Soutbern 2ebensDeriiterunss GefeIls
fhaft 81.
qlnbreD SO. DeftGer an gartbas.
9. unb 9. u. $500.
!6drrp WcGolum an bic 0unran.
tee 9epoiit 60. $1,000.
Golbis Glanep on GeorsefsS 'Rours
ie $500.
Sohn 3. sies an g. T. sbadsr
1915.
Senrp ). graui4'un gOnb sSill 0.
u. 60. $500.
Dora WaeIbbppstb an gurrRt
Woobs 3. rnb g. go. $2500.
@etilgte 9npotbeien.
Ghtnarh Sritih m Central ssairs
mount 3. unb g. 60. $1750.
2lbbie B. Spalbing an-UnbiIon 3.
u. go. 2 $1,000.
DO. an s. so. 8rpipns $2O48.75.
Gldrente 6. gurrep an 5pbe parf
o. uno g. 60. $500.
Mabel 8. Stacp an-aiueoIns9. q.
80. / $500.
die @sdsr on DuIter Rreseler |
500.
Bertha gaisrmonn an naGDeittpoOb'
6omefeab &c. $500.
Gaara[A, ,fRDeeG beonM MsRts1 sanAJ
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Soutbern aebensberiiderunss @eIea-
I6dfi $1,000.
Utarp 9. Orange an Gineinnati
Spoieib of Roiural Siitprp $1,000.
Ratel Ddpiss on Sol. s. pbiaips
$546.71.
eIisubetb Dir an MsitpoOo SOmes
iteab SO. $1,000.
WaIter e. Dagger an Soatkrn
Sbio 6. unb 3. So. $1,000.
Wtarb Shrdnb an Grteniion 6.
unb 3. 60. $500.
2aura 9. Sobn an MtGoot 8. unp
3. SO. $500.
2ppoIonis @oripsd an Senrp @ei.
fer $3.50.
Sames =. @aneourt an aouis gfitts
meper $500.
Marp Woobparb an .Sbbe part ..
nnb g. So. 5000.
Senrp u. SuIer an Serbert 8.
padcub S453.
9aura Gubdnis on Rellie U. poole
$3.50.
2lbaIaibt Worrins on gprlpooS
Smprobsb y. unb 8. 60. $4,000.
Do. an Robert q. Sener $1,000.
Winnie g. glsDid an Guarantee
Sepoiit SO. $1,000.
Rubolpb @obs on GonioIibateS ..
unb @. SO. $4500.
Glen u. Dunbar an Weitern unb
Soutbsrn 2ebensptrIideranss geislle
ihafi $4500.
Gbas. Geppert an Sputbern Sbio
Spgs. 9ant go. $1,000.
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Druuoeiseutbums llebertrasnugea.
Cincinnati, 81. 2luauIt.

elHelH n & l, II. Augult.
Dora RpebssAsimer an Senrp Sol.
terman. 16 bel 96 SUB an Der ROrb,
ieite Der SOptins Strabe, 1S4 Sui
oitIi4 Der Sresmon 4Denue (Steue:
$3.50 81.
ebarles MeGpaOusb on bic Stubl
QcrpOob. 106/1o0O zines 2(ders in
Ssttion % in Columbia SopnfbiE
(Steuer $1.5W $114L95.j
Caroline 6. Sucob u. u. an Sobn
Gbriftiun 5rant, 3pei Cots BON %
bel 100 CUB jebs on Der Wsiiieits Der
giihop StraBs. ebsniO 3ipei Cots DON
% bel 98.72 Tub an Der Oitfeiie Der
SOpfon Strube (Steuer $1) 81.
Sobn 8. NsrBeI an Worean
WamsIep, sos 2lder aonb in Der Sns
terieftiou bon Sobu R. @oiti9alrs
pier older Srutt unp Utolitor Stras
BE i'm 9crf SanIsr pdrf 81.
Sobn 3. Wsntsl an 90. R. gLiott,
Sbeil Der Got RO. 2 in 3. s. Sborns
toms untsrubtteiIung in @ettion 81
in Miami Sopnihip 81.
DerieIbe on Wilbur H. elliott, 100
BEL 100 SUB an Der Siibieite Der Sias
fiDs aDsnue, 510.8 Syub fDeitli9 Der
WloIitor Strube in Saplsr pnrt
(Steuer Soc 81.
Gertrude 6. @ebb an Willium 3.
Orange, fiinf older 2anb in Ssttion
25 in MilIerest sopnibip, ebsnio
r. 100 4dsr in berielben Ssttion 81.
Gli5abetb dir an Bernard Wontis
fer, so bel 1928 SUB an Der glprSs
feite Der alppIssats gtpenu. (Steusr
$3) 81.
Sarrp ). as6mun an yii9olas
a(usr. aontratt gum Uertaufen BON so
Bel 139 Jub an Der Oitfeite ber2opsr
IpeHut fii fut Die SuHlInr D1Iii SP,535o .P535o.
5oiparb 8. gsDis, 0eripaIier. an
Sobn 6. Rpssrs, q bel SO SUB an
Der Siibieiie Der Clinton Sirabs,
170a Gub 0itli6 Der Gutter Strabe
(steuer $3.50 $500.
Wnlter u. gbparbs an Gnprence
80 BEL $50 SUB an Der WeIts
feite Der 5loral 2lDenue in Noripoob
(Steuer $3.50 81.
Die Roe6lins Realtp COMPANY an
Barbara 8a9mann, 40 btt 13774
yu6 an Der giibIeite ber Frames
Gpeuus fStsu.s $500 s..
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Gin soxntas Nadmittas in
Wedelu.
eisenartias Mii4uns BON @Otb'i,
ROtO,o uno - i4rsdIi&sr waO'
Derns.


2lus 8riiiIsI fdreibt Elm &orrsipon'
bent Der Jrantfurtsr 3eituns: ein'
Stabt, bic in Der Gotbii einssi1lafen
une i'm RotDto sripa9t lit - uni
bdlb pieber einidIummrsie. Sie i4isr
ME msbr psrfonneh in ibrem 5raum,
ols OH BEN iparmsn Gonniagsnah'
mittas, on oem mir bur4 biemeni4ens
Ieersn Strdben WeheIns i4lsHbertell.
Wir iuaren seiommen lin uns be
Stabt Ses aarbinals an5ui1aueH,
.notr. Cardinal, tpie bic gelsisr la
gen, unb mir iparen innerlia frog
barber, bdb man bier eissnili4 gar
ni9ts sriiuoli4 isbsn mubte, lin lel'
nen iunitsddittIiden aenntniHeu ses
mug gu tbun. aein uni9dBbdres
Bib, isin unitdBbares 8aupsri! Gs
ipdre i4rsdIi9 setpeier, Elm PRO-
gramm ablaufen gu iolIsn. ipsnn bi.
eanse llmsebuns fitb 70 srunbidblid
in cine Stimmury bes Se6enlafens
nerIentt. 60 bdben mir bic Idrgite
3eit auf Der 9erraife einss aaffsehans
fss am .0rOben plaB" seieHsn, Saan
auf elmer gant in ben bei4eibensn
anlassn ON maiiisn 9riiHsler shor
uni bann no9maIs auf elmer gant in
9otaniIteu Garten, no JeIbsraue
untsr ben Meaelnsru fpa3isren sin'
gen. Wir ipraden DOH allen, ipas fis
Stabt perIodenoes bat. Cine uniersr
Odmsn ipoIIte Wedelner Spism tau'
fen, ober am Sonnias ysadmittdg
ipar ni6is 3u MAIDEN. Derylalsr,
Der NIT uus mar. ba4te al bic praAts
pollen RaHsbunbs. benen WleHsln ben
9lamen stssben bat, Die fein uno isb'
mig ssbauien W0lis nit ben buntsln
Ulammsn i'm selblifen Jel unb BEN
inteIissnten Gsfi9t pon peri&piesss
ner Wilbbsit. alu4 Don ben Ms4slnsr
Sparseln, bic in BeIgien bsriibmt
finb, rebeten mir. unb al ipdt fiel
mir tirL odb ih in Brii11el elne Grs
pfebIuns fir bic geiidtisung elmer
@okIinpeberei bate baden iOnnen.
Wedeln bat fdredlih moberm Ges
senbeu, bas 9ubnbofsDiertel gum 9eir
ipiel. Ulan fiebt au1 ionit Isbr pie!e
5duitr obne jebe gisenari, senau 10
gef9madios ipie irsenbipo dnpers.
yeun bdben bic Weheiner oud alls
Sautsn I'M aIten Siil nagelnei aufse.
fiibrt ipis ibr poftamt, bds. einit cine
Cd. Der Su9balls mar. 2iuf bsr an.
bern ode iiebi lie n0d, III III lisrtr itsr, Se., ;S,e.
Derbliden Gotbh. Wir smpftnben
pis|es Qeue, bhs GegenipGrtise, tpie
mir bic Spanmung bes Grissts in uns
smpfinben. Sie lafen uns ni1t rtft
,ur Rube icHmtn Inn gang IN ben
1raum bider Giabt au periinttn. Mon
Ho4ts niht riibren an bic Dersansen.
3eit. bic fit bier fbiaferb am 2eben |
Jeba!ten bat. Sie bebdlt ibren Ntt, |
Denn ber feline G&lsitr bdriiber bItibi, |
ben unfsre eisene f9Idfrige Stimmuns |
lsnss mosmeu Gosmtaos@ @na amttsags ]
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(Jortiesung foIgt.)

Sobannisbeerens Suppe.
l pfnnb entitielte Sobannisbeeren ieBt
man nit / a5int Waiier aufs Seuer,
2 3piebGde uno etipas gan5en 3immt
fiigt man binsu unb ldbt Das Gan5e
eins babe Stuube fo4en. Ilsbunn
fdldgt man lie bur4 Elm Sieb, fiist +
pfunb 3uder unb ! SaiIe Weibpein
binsu, lesirt iie nit 1--2 GeI6eisrn
unb riatet iis, gut setahlt, nit suS,
gtau,asronsn an.
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George %. Wbite on gIisabstb 3.
Mbite. % BET 117A SUB an Der Siib.
ieite Der Gibertp StraBe 5ipifheu Der
3ipeitan unb Dritten Mwnile S1.
Iniia 8ene an Seirp g. stloder,
Sbts ao. % unb % in Senrb &.
SduIte's llnierabtbeililna in Seition
ID in Spcampre 5oipnTbip (gteuer
Soc 81.
9bman Selansfp an Simon MeIbs
bopstp, 33 BEL SO SUB an Der Wsfts
ieite Der GIbe,pn Mpenue, 81 ssuB
liibli4 Der Siuge 9tpsnue (Steuer
50c) 81.
WlarD R. gi9ler an Charles Goo.
per, 80 BEL 10 SUB all Der Meitieite
Der giertsn Strabe in Reaoins
(Steuer 500 81.
Seorse 20. 9odne II. o., 8eripalier,
an 9enrp 6. gunter, So BEL 100 guy
an Der Sitieiis Der 9iseloip Strabs.
l75 SUB n0rbIi6 Der garmnli Stras
Be, ebenfo 81 SUB on Der Siiblpeitede
ber Soiepbine unb 9or9eiter Strabe.
(Steuer So $1,000.
Samuel Me4uiiter on qlbeIine
Greenimiib, Cots 1o. 144 unb 147
IN Gbtplrb 9epler's unb eSdmes 8.
Biuiams' llniera6tbeiluns Der Mt.
Deter 2anb unb 9lbg. glfIn. in Gets
finn IL in 9elbi TOipnibip (Steuer
50e) 81.
aiSSie gbaIe all bic S!abt Gincin.
natl Elm Stiid 2dnb pon 5 SUB fir
absugstunal in Settion 8 in @reen
ScipnFbip (Steuer 500 81.
\ OieIelbe on bic Stabt Gintinnati
5ebn older Qanb in Settion 9 in
Green 5oipnibip $225.
Winnie 6. Glsipid all Sarrr mc~
GoIIum, 100 SUB an Der Siibieite Der
DAT Qpenue in Sartpsa (Sieusr $D
$1753.e6.
Margaret Bruce Rotb u. u. an bi.
Stobt Cincinnati, elm uebereintom,
men fir bic gerbinbuug pon 117.5S
Sub on Der Weitieite Der 5rancis
Cane nit bem YIoObp Rum paripaB
(Sieuer 81 $575.
sSrteman g. 2ublop an Wiarp @. |
2ueIop, 100 BEL 200 Sub nsbr ober
ipeniger on Der Rorbieite Der Wouno |
apenue in Horfpoob 81.
NelIie 6. 8aiIep all Jrau 2aurettl
gae9le, so BEL 1906 1ub an Der
Weitfeiie Der 2opea 9(penue (Steusr
$3.50 81.
Glen q. Dunbar an Die Gtab.
Cincinnati, Elm uebsreiniommen sur
elbtraguns Der Cots Ho. z uno 8 in
s. SO. Starbud's llnisrabtbeiIuHs
(Steusr 81 $6625.
Widrgaret Bruce Rotb an 5ranf 8.
Dunbar, 9bsil Der SO! Ro. IL in 6.
Us. Starbuts lluterabtbeillHs CUR
ll6traguna bes 9loobp Run paripdp
(Steusr $1.50) $500.
Wiuiam s. 9ibipn an Bert Refbs
octpgtB, 35 BEL 120 1ub on Der Wef.
'eite Der Suitpn IDeRlle in QorDpoo
,Steuer 81 81.
William 8. @ibion an Dora Wteibs
,oipstb, 30 Bel 120 SUB an Der gDeits
cite Der Suitpu 9lpeuue in Noripooo
Stsuer $3.50 81.
WarD e. Watbeps an Senrp
5rauId, SO BEL 80 SUB on Der Defs
cite Der guoopt Roab. 50 SUB iiibs
ih Der 0ierisn Mpenue, ebenIo 35 b.i
80 GuB on Der Witieits Der pabbod
foab, 60 SUP fiiblih Der Nurrap
fcab (Sieuer $3.50 81.
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Das 3ajo,1ett
Detrfttprou,an bon
Sohn 3. Ic Sntpre.
Gprtfebuna.l

Bon fdmmtlideng4 erpiberte MIb.
ibcns&irt Idhelnb. .Du traut mtt
tenn bod gu piel au. alter Jreunb!
sd babe lpph siniss Sasnsn bes
Dramus, ober bas iibrige ftebt crit
dIes In rpben umriiien Dor mir. Mas
GrSulein Bale anbstrifft, 70 bin i'd
mir nod nidt tlar barber, pis melt
fie barun betbeilist 1T, ipenn biss
iikrbaupt Der Sall mar. @ie[eittt Ie>
ben mir innerbalb pierunbapansis
Stunben i9on tlarer. Snatpiisber
bite Did DOT iibereilte1, ShliiHen,
pen. Du tsnnft bieie iunge Dams
gut. Die melt, slaubit Du, tpiirDt
iie iih on tinem setpDbnliaen @srbre>
den betbeilisen?"
.@or nidt". antiportete penbIetpn
prompt.
Damn, idIOb IibtOn airt.
.bIsib babel, unb aipar 10 lause, Bis
mir 9enaueres piFen."
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bldttert unS batte fait .inen e6las.
dnfall baboneetugetI ais fie bic S[Ius
| ftraticnen fab. Sie batte es iiber ii1
gebra6t, trOs ibrer antipatbie, bic
junse Grau IN ibrem manselbdftsn
Gnslifh ouf bic iittli9en @efabrsn
nnb bas llnpafenbe folder aeftiire
aufmertfam gu MAIDEN. 2lber bic Der,
bdrtete Siinberin bate nur gela4t
unb ibr porsebalten. Sab Der gutor ia
tbr 2anbsmann iei. 9a bate iie az
len @erfe6r absebroten.
Der Oottor bereute es iitrisens
fton febr buIb, feline Wiriiddfterili
mitgenonmen su babsn. sic itOrts
ibn nit ibrer iteten Sppoiition unb
I6Ietten 9aune bier an gcrb, inter
ben ensen 9erbGltniiIen, piel mebr, als
bas an 2anb Der 5an gelusien ipdre.
llnb Defenders ibre Seinoi4aft gseen
Jrau Dbisb unb nod mebr bic Sc1'
ter, rei5te ibn Gr bate iie Dariiter
5ur Rsbe eeiteIlt. unb tie bate freiipes
suseseben, oab iie Marp dbiplut nidt
leiben tonne. Sic fpuBte nidt mass
pegen, aber irsenb etipas an uber in
ibr itieBe iie ab, fpie bic buntle Griis
neruns an elm llneIiid. Gr fab lie
eritaunt an, .pb bieier eigentiimli9cn
gelnertrns, bic 70 gar MID. in bas
Milieu ibres barten, unpbdntditiIhen
Gbaratters pabts. 0ann psriparnte
sr lie nod einmal, IhiitieIts mibmutig
ben Sppf uHb nabm Ii6 Dor, lie prn.
Sbbnep aug ipiebsr nab Suus 81
i6iden, oh lie tpollte ober nidlt.
llnb ednn pertiefte sr Tcb tpieber in
feline pipaOlosiiten SpetuIationen.
9pr ieinen geiitieen 9lugen er0ffnets
ii6 cine psripeftipe naa riittpdrts.
peri6pommcn nod uuo unbeutlit,
asr 10 unsnpIi6, bab ib1t nian6mdl
Elm S6ausr bes GntisseHs patte, oer
bas glut in ieinen 2IOern ssfrieren
lieb. Grinnern! Ion Gsneration
gu Generation. INNER lUeiter 5uriid,
bis in bic anfdnse Der Gultur. Biz
iiber bic Stein5eit binaus in be ses
beimnispolle DGmmeruna bes Meus
ideniperbens. limb pieueidt nod ipeis
ter, bis aur llr3elIe unb 3ur S4Dpfung |
bes 2ebens. Was eaIttu ibnl bic eleus
ben SpbIenitofftriitalls aug aimbe-leb
i'm 9ersleid gu Der W0gli6teit, bas
Bib gu Sais enbIi1 sHti6leiern gu
biirfen, 0ffentlib, ppr aler Welt!
Sbn fieberts; bic ioI!s 5urdt pers
Iisb ibn.
Die @ersansenbsit iollte ibm ibre
ibr Grlebtss offenbarsa.
llnb ipern er einmal biz G,ei9i1te Der
spplution Don stIiten 5abrmiIliuasn
3sIeisn, bann ionute f6 aud bic 3as
'unft nidt mebr Dor her Ieuhtencen
eosit ieiner JoIssruHgeu Dabren.
NeHn er bic Rdtiel bsa 8etpeienieins
leIoit, bonn tpnnte er ol9 bic Rdtlel
oes Werbens loIen.
lluabiebbdr mar bic gteibe Der M0gs
ipenn er crit bic prtndre
Bats, ben ausganespu sefuHOen
lnb ieitseIest. auf ben due gere9nuns
zen Der WiHenitaft f1 bssieben mubs
en-. WeIde llmpd3ungen mubte es
Jeben auf allen Gs5ieten Der Jors
dung! Die @eI6itts, Die Geologic.
'ie ssfamts RaturiunOe ipiiroen plpbs
i9 auf feiiem gOben iieben unb ihrs
Sebduoe in ben !Simmel rogen.
(6ortissung fplgi.)
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Die qBitttpe aummerbausr srtappt
ibren peniiondr, pie er mad BEN Dit.
tuseHen binter ben JeHiierDorbans ibr
biibf1es 9DdterIein tiibt. .abtr, 6<rr
Wleier. tpas fdllt Sbnn benn ein2@
ga piFen q often seftans
ben: 9 GHen mar beut balt sin HHsrf
fnapp!.
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y u 3 pea.

.. j. J4 tann mir bod Die 3ede
niti DON Jbnen k5ablsn Iaifsn!
.2tbtr i8 bite sic - bic punr
@lds Bisr!s
~Rd, iusHn Sic iton abfolut MD.
anb<rB tpo1en, bunu pamrtn Gk ulir
bGit nAbs. 0p1erBl. 4
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-12
FRENCH WARcRAFr WARNED

z Washington. Jan. 1.-The state
department was advised today by
Ambassador Sharp at Paris that the
French government had ordered the
captain of the cruiser Descartes to
act with great care and circumspec-
ton and not to stop any more Amer
lean vessels. The cruiser recently
stopped three in Puerto Rican waters
and removed Germans who since
have been released.
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COLDS AFFECT TUE KIDNEYS.
Many Sumter People Have. Found this
to Be True.


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Providence. r. l., Jan. 10.-Mrs
Elizabeth Mohr, with two negroes,
Cecil Brown and Henry Spellman were
put, on trial today for the murder OF
DR.. q. Franklin Mohr, wealthy New
port physician along a lonely road in
IN automobile last summer. George
Healis. another negro. is the States
principal witness. The court room
was crowded with fashionably gown.
ed women. as the Mohrs were promi.
nent socially.
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State Board of Pardom Interview
COnvicts.

Columbia, Jan. 8.-The State board
Of pardons has been in session in CO.
lumbia for two days, considering more
than 40 petitions for clemency. The
members of the board visited the State
penitentiary and talked with severai
prisoners who are asking for Glenn
ency. The board is making a carefur
investigation into each case and viii
report TO the governor. t.
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MAY ASK NEW TRIALS FOR FIVE
DEFENDANTS.

government Expected to Continue
Prosecution OF Quintette Not AcGuit.
ted in New York. -
Washington. Jan. 9.--Although At
torney General Gregory tonight de-
ained to comment on the verdict in
=, ie New Haven case, 1T Is believed
here that the department of justice
probably villas for new trials in
the case OF the Ave men about whom
the jury was in disagreement. Some
ofhcials OF the department were
plainly gratifed over the fact that 80
many of the defendants failed to get
an acquittal. and. too. the view that
the men about whom the jury dis
agreed were the most prominent fig-
ures In the upbuilding OF the New
Haven system.
Officials have been keenly inter-
ested In the outcome of this case. It
was begun virtually at the direction
OF President Wilson who took a de-
cided interest in the negotiations be-
tween the department Of justice and
the present management of the New
Haven which resulted ultimately in
the separation of the New Haven and
Its subsidiaries. When negotiations
to untagle the New Haven had
dragged along for many months and
apparently were at a standstill in
July. 1914. the president wrote a let.
ter to the then attorney general, now
Associate Justice McReynolds of the
supreme court. directing the institu.
ton OF a civil suit under the sher.
man law to bring about the dissolu.
ton and also that "the criminal as.
poets OF the case" be laid before q
federal jury. Later the necessity 70,
civil prosecution was obviated by thu
dissolution agreement. Officials o.
the department said tonight tha,
every possible effort had been made
Ito successfully prosecute the cai,e
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An eight-point buck weighing 1876
pounds was killed by Mr.. A. F. Nc
kissick in Colleton county several
days ago. The fact that the deer was
shot from a distance of 81 yards
makes him an unusual trophy. This
Is the biggest deer that has been seen
In that section Of the State.-Green-
wood Journal.
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the national joy smoke

There Is a feeling that at least the
action OF the jury has shown that the
criminal provision Of the Sherman
law Ii not entirely a dead letter.
government attorneys admittedly
nave pinned their faith to a large
dseree on the New Haven case and
from the disagreement about the Ave
of'icials they have taken new hope.
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transactions which led to the acquisi-
ton of the stock Of the Boston &
Maine in 1907 and as directors of
the latter road became directors of
the New Haven when the Boston &
Maine was taken over. Edward d.
Robbins was general counsel Of the
road and figured in the Metropolitan
Steamship transaction by which the.
stearnships Harvard and Yale were:
transferred to, the Pacific coast. The
other directors were little mentioned
IN the evidence and their chief de-
Tense Was that they depended upon,
the advice of Charles s. lMellen OF
Edward D. Robbins in the acts.
charged against them. which virtual
" consisted OF casting their votes in
favor of propositions which came
before the board of directors for ap.
|proval.
The Jurors were unkempt and
weary when they. arrived at the fed;
eral building this morning from the
uptown hotel where they had been
quartered at night. None of them
had for two days been given an op-
portunity. to shave or to obtain clean
linen.
They had not been celebrating two
hours before they sent a communica-
tion to Judge Hunt announcing that
they had been unable> to agree. They
were summoned 20 court. where
Judge Hunt Informed them that they.
should return and continue their
discussion.
III 1t be at all possible for you
to reach verdict" he said, 'you
should spare no effort to do 80. ]
ask YOU once more to consider. II
after you have done 30 with PAINS
taking care you still find that you
can not reach conscientiously a
unanimous conclusion as to all the
defendants. then you may try your
convictions as to some Of them. II
might be that you can reconcile your
dinerences as to some. II not to
others
The defendants We're indicted on
February 20. 1915. The trial 'hegan
October 1s last. It was estimated
tonight that it entailed an expense
to the government and defendants of
$4,000.
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\ youngstown, Ohio, Jan. l0.-The
backbone of the strike was broken to-
day. when several hundred men re-
turned to work. but the situation is
still critical. because of reports that
hundreds OF strike-breakers are on
the way. All troops are still on duty.