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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24

rGnneisid pintapuoliiisia ibmiiisiG.
&oettaen etiiG jos ionfinmoiiio ipitd,
Jos IoptGiii beisid jotain w%orjopuo.
liza min niitG foetetaaan mGGristellG
ia iuurenneIla Jos iobonfin muotoon.
Sos Sumala on armosioan elGm6m-
me min tllfenut ia marjellut etemme
ole ioiituneet eritpiiiin lanfeemuf.
fin josta pGGIlefontajat woiiimat
meitd ippttdd ia pGGIlemme bpofdtG,
Min iiIloin beioGn tGptpp onfia fai-
feIlaiiia maIbeeelliiia ipitG, baroa
fGoet Iemi1lIG niinfuin uimari uioes-
iaan foettaa iaaoa aiiata iielta ia
tGGltd. Sistoria nellie fpllin tobis-
tna nGistG. Gnnenfaiffea Serramme
Seeiufien eIGmGn bistoria tGdlla fan-
iania f~esfuiibesia Wa%eltaesiaan.
&uinfa bGnen pGGlIenid fannettiin
%monenlaiiia ipitG ia paboja puolia
bGnesid mufa Ioptpp iangen paljon.
Samoin on meillG jofaiiella toll fris-
titplld tplIin pfiitpiiiG ~fofemufiia
pGGIlefantaistnmme, mariinfin, iotfa
oIemme julfiiesia emanfeliumin mi
rasia. Iiinfrin i%anottu iaatana on
wGipmGton armoi opin mibolIinen,
erittdin tdboGten iitd fobtaa jota See
Jus ianoo: "etteimdt be usfos ia mo-.
paafii tuliii." mutta jos Seeiufien
%tunnustaiat ia erittGin eipanfeliumin
iaarnaajat antoipat tobellista ipptG
jumalattomaIla pabentamaiiella ela.
mGllG tai mGGrGGlIG opilla Min ill
lotn on alia toinen, etta ole eflaafl
fpipmpfiesid iemmoiiet jotfa ppptd'
mat melienid iilmdstd raisfaa faimaa
ia iamalla on omasia iilmasiG min
pitfd malta, iofa ulettuu buoneen
barjalta rGstGGlle asti, eifG iitG noe
omasia ~iilmGsiGniG. Scum Ell ole fp-
ipmpfiesiG nGistG tGmmoiiistG rails
fan faimoista, Min iilloin emme iaa
ottaa arnlon oppia eifd Seeiufien ni-
meG ipnnin, eifG minfdGn %mdGrppoen
peitofii iobon mpos moioaan %joutua
ipplliiefii. Sumalan Jana -opettaa
meitd iaarnaamaan alma ipnnin ipn-
nifii ia tiiomitiemaan faifen p6GrGn
W%GGrGfii opisia ia eldmGsiG.
Gatf.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24
Marquette, @ieb.

Obielma Marquettin &aniallis-
leurafunnan ulfoilmajublisia Hreq.
Ssles laarella elof. 81 p. olfaa
t~Gsm1lleen flo 10 ap. Sbjelmasta
mitG moimme eritpiiesti mainita.
MamupGimallG faletpat pitGmdGn pm
beita pastorit S. $. Seimonen, ia s..
6. 2~iljerooS. Obteislauluia ia fuoro-
laiilua Warquettin laltlrifuorpIta.
SItapGindn obielma alfaa flo 9 jpp.
@niifii fuorolaulua, pube mr.. s..
SapojGript Neguneesta, runo mr.
@. Micbaelion, mGliaifo, ioololoulita
falippias Sobn 2ammi, pitbe PHI
oppilas q. 2episto ia fitorolauluo
mGliajoilla iaamme naiittia riium-
miiIlista ropintoa noileipiG, mirmoi-
tlts1ltomla ia 1ddtermoa.
Y~pbGfoulu olfoa enlimGiienG Jun.
nuntaina 3 p. ippsf. flo 1920 up.
2apiille, jotfa abferosti fGpmGt pm
b1fonliia onnetaon polfinnofli nopoc
tarjnilrt jouluiublina. ,
&Giinfirjoitettu lebti, jonfa mimi
on Niloriion @iesti, ilmestDp iofo
toinen ppb1ilta firfon baolisia.
Sioite: 200 Solrtb st.
Warquette, Micb.
&irjoittafaa &uoriion 8iestiin.
&irjeenpaibtaja.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24

East s. &irpi pitt lGbtoioor.
mania elpsiG, Minn., mime %iunnun.
toina. S6n motfiisti perbeineen
mime maanantoino Sort Irtburiin,
Ont, Gon. iif1I6isten ieiirofuntain
polmelufieen. Tost. Sirmi on toi-
minut @Ipn ieurofunnon paImeItf-
Tesla ieitiemGrl puotta. TGllG pitfGI-
IA oioIla on bGn poittonut @Ipn
ieiirofunnan iiniren pstdwGpiirin.
S1n on @lpn ieiirofunnon poppino
ollen boitaniit uieita n. +. iipiieuro-
funtio, MIN. girginian, @mborrof.
ZEN, Sontojoen, Sowerin ia Gilbert.
in q. M. ieiirofuntia. Toiwomme
past. &irfpeIIe onnea ia $erron flu
nousio uuoeIIa tp0poifuIIaun Gono-
bosioi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24
iiII1 ban rafasti

tastamme bdntG, fila ban rafasti
meit1 eniin.
Nptp6 find usfoua iieIu ianot,
iiinGpG ie onfin, meioGn pit6G mpos-
fin rafastaa tai Ct pi6G, waan ioam'
me rofostaa ia nina en- tunne, enGGn
raffautta itiesiGni, fplmppttG ia ba-
luttomuutta iit1bGn main tunnen,
fuinfa mabtoafaan ola iubteeni Sii.
malaan. gniin fun armo minullen-
fin firfastui, fuin aIoin fdiittGmGGn,
ettd minunfin ipntini tGpiin mafiet-
tim tiiona iurrena iomintopGiDGnG,
Min iilloinpa oil toiiin. MinG elm ia
iloitiin onnestani ia Iaulelin plistps-
miriiG tapetin &oritian funniafii.
Menin naapnriinifin ia pubuin bell
lefin fuinfa ibana on tilamme fun
ipnnit otpat uereen faiffi brffuneet.
MptpG felpaa elGG ia fuolla aipan
%ailtuaana Sllmalan lapiena. Mipan
parmaan Eietarin fansia, oliiit ia-
nonut: nina menen paiffa fuole-
moan fansiaii Seeius, Niin iuuri oil
raffautemme peri plfdGmme iilloin
fun elit armon fiblausten tunteesia.
&pipn iinulta, tunteeiifo iinrt on
papabtanut2 @astaan, eipG olef-
fam. ie oil pfiin Seeinfien fnolema,
mifG of ipp ,meibdn panburfautta.
miieemme. SifiipG taasfin iaamme
iloita ianan to~oistufiista, iosfin tun-
feet oipat fabonneet ia ianomme: me
rafastamme Sumalaa tiff, ettG ban
eniin meitG on rafastanlt. Slenpa
aiipan tparma ettet tabtoiii erofiriaa
teboG Seeiufielle, ethan, ia iebdn on
tobistiis, eta iittenfin rafastat See
iusta. &uinfa iuurta onfin oppia
aiioita n1femdGn ianan malosia
iilloin, fun tunteet opat faiffi baib-
tlneet. Sumalan ianaban lrottapa,
iisfoipa Ell noe firolemaa Ell MILLION.
fam. &Gtfe, Seeius meitd iinun boo
maiiia iuoiaan aina niisid elGmGGn,
ia iiio niibin mposfin miffua!
2iiii. Sairport, Ohio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24

@rep @agleen ia &anbalIiin en-
moinut iaopiia biionon ilman tGbben
elof. 81 ia % pdiipinG. Miitto Jos
iuo olen iieIld ippsf. aIts-
ia:
@rep @aelc A p. ippsf. flo s ill.
&anoollisia 6. Micbelionilla flo
2 pGipGIId ippsfuuto. BppbGn pstG.
paIIiiesti tdmGn ottomaan buomi-
DON.
Sobannes Saafana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24

glpn ieurofunta niime iun-
nuntaina fofoitfiesiaan ipalitii opet-
tajafleen iuitrella GGnten enemistol-
Id folmesta bafiaSta past. Oanib
&uotialaiien, 2afe @oroenista, 60.
9afotnsto. Scum @lDn ieurafnnta Ell
tiennpt milloin past. &uotialainen
woipi ioopiia, politii ie nGliaifaiief-
Il ioarnooiafieen iaarnaaia q. Sas.
ielin jofa toimii @lpn ieurfunnosia
io%oornoajana fumes past. &iotia.
loinen iaapuu ielrafuntoanio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24
Kansan Kirjsita
SiGn raffaits.

VT
"SiinG on %rnffalts, eli eta me ra-
fastimme Sumaloto, paon ettG bGn
rafosti meitG ia lGbetti poifania TO-
ninnofii meioGn ipnteimme eoestd."
Naffauoen npostoli Sobannes mo-
mat ianat buuoabti, ettG Sumala on
meta r%afastanut. Slemmefo iitte
Min ppbi1 ia pubtaita o%lentoia ettd
Siimalon ipoGmesi1 on roffautta
meta fobtaon? SenbGn tieoGmme,
eta Slimala on tpbd ia faifin puo-
lin tGpoellinen ia onban pleeniG Min
ettd raffouS foboistllt alma iaman
aripoiluuteen. Geo niinbGn OH mei0Gn
fesfuubesiamme. @aan aiipon toi-
lin on Sumolo meitG rafastanut.
ban rafasti meit1 oiipan mistina ia
i~oostaiiina, oiipon IGpi fotoiiin tir-
meltlineina beIpetin onianneinna.
SalldiiinG Sumola rofosti meta,
ettG poifonia ontoi loninnofii inn-
teimme ebestG. @oi GGretontG iiGn
roffoutta, mifG pubfeii nGfpmiin
@olgotollo, misiG rifofiemme tdpiin
forjottiin mistG 6eneelIinen lailIaia
pubfee lailamaan:
"Seeiufien fuoIo otti min tppsti
ipnnit pois fun ipntiin lanfeemusto
ei fosfaan ollitt ois. On ipapaa If.
miSii,fa iof' aimit ipntinen, Seeiuf-
len ruimiin ubri on aifaan idoniit
ien."
Sind merell1 ostettii iielu, jofa
oimollat iiGn raffaittta, pieldfo mei-
iaat titota iponboa mirttd, fun nina
alan tefem1Gn pifeon %pnranniificn
ia tdDoGn Siimalan lain, teen len mi
ia poin, fpIldbGn Sumalo antoa 10.
put onteefii ia mimuafin rofastoo.
&iin nina fofo i~po1mestGni foitan
elGG pubtaasti. OIetfo mieId IauIo-
tGtG mirttd? Canon iinulle
pstGpG, jGt6 ielloinen poronmifien
tefo oiwon fifteen ia jdG ipnteiierd
liSfomoon fen pGGlIe, jofa tefi jimo-
iponbursfoafii. Cue Sumo-
Ian ionoo, moan Tue oifeen. CID Min
ettG find eniin olot rafostaa SUI
moloto, iitte ban mufa iiniia fposto
rofostoo. 81 ndin, moan ettd SumaIa
meta eniin rofasti. SinG ct fos-
foam oioa rofostoo Siimoloto, ellei
ban eniin diff meitd rofostonat.
Siuoin mosto fun Ypbd $enfi ioo
firfostoo iidn iiiiren roffoii.
BEN, fuosta fifteen mott ionoo: Mee ro'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24

- 2iifioillemme ppptetdGn mas
tot niibin moniin firieiiiin, ipisIu
tieoustellaan ippta etteimdt ole fob
ia miimeistG lebtemme niimeroa iaa-
meet, eta ebellistG mimeroa paperin
pGbppten puofii Ell poitii faifilIe til
laaiile IGbettGG ia mime miifon MT
nero on faifille tiloojilla lGbetettp
fafii pGimGG mpobGstpneenG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24

Iyy'A"'*""|
8 b. gIpsiG flo 10 oonl. jumaIon-
palpelus 10 flo 8 in. Giento-nuoriio.
ierran fofous.
6 b. SornbpSi6 Sobn 1ebmaiesia
flo 1 p1imdlIG.
b. @intonisio Sooieppi Sonb-
itetoin toloIIo flo s in.
10 p. Eifesia flo 10 aom firfosio
ia flo 1913 iii. Sooieppi 9eltamden
toloIIo.
II p. @IpsiG flo 10 oaul. ia Scii'
oonnisio flo 8 iH.
"a p. TepIasio flo 10 oam. ia @m.
borrosiisia Ser. Sobnionin tololIo
flo 3 p6imGIId.
Uauista bortousbetfistd ia firfol-
Iifisto toimisto moi iopio oIIefirioit-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24
8eoenalainen
fouppaIailpa

- 8eoenalainen fauppalaima
DeuticbIanb, on gremenistd tulleen
Observation-Disclosures ferrotun tie
DON fautta ilmotettr iaapuneefii on
nelliiesti tataiin slmerifasta Sofian
8ermeniin elof. Is p. gneIantilai.
let foettimat waboota tGman laiWan
Mmerifasta IGbtoG, mutta ie iufeIii
min ialao, eta oil milton pGimdt Of.
Int matfaIIa ennen fun englantilai.
iet iiitG mitGGn tieiimdt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24
2abjoia auttajolle:

2abioia IiittajalIe:
OstGpG, McGoII, Sbobo .....1.00
Mrs. ". EiippoIa, CHISHOLM,
2iiii 9iilunen, Boinesbille o.. LOO
Siloa MGfi Bainesbille, g.. 100
2opiiio 8rotpn, BRUSH 8rorier,
8osb. 100
6. Soltt, Mapnaro, Mosi. ....1.00
Mtiina Soppi Sron 8elt, isis ;. so
ang. SoImo, Sron Self, isis. rs
Sernon &riiffu, Soron, isis. 80
airffofunnan fasioan folebti 60
Iumet, Nicb., elof, 20 p. past 30.
@isforin foiitto $500. S.r-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24

@ntoa anteefii ia unboittaa9
Slman unboitusta Ell ole apteefiian-
too; mutta ~ainoastaan tooella ialot,
iuiiripoGmiiet ibmiiet moinat un-
'bottaa BELLE tebbpn pGGrppoen;
ientGboen on oifea anteefiiantapai-
iults min barninaista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24
liufiesia flo 8 ipp.

liufiesia flo 8 ipp.
23p. on Sirenin ipuoro fapoG no.
femasia Gorf &opitiista.
"a p. SneIImonisio flo 10 epp.
y. b. ebt. fansio ia iItoleurot q.
Soineen tolosio. ". 2oineen m,,oro
on fppoitd oiemoIIe.
Wtiiista ienroistu eri iImoitufien
mifoon.
"SonoSio. foiffi firfostuu, sc BIZ
member poistoo, Sen foutto iieIi, ri.
fostam ~sltuaoen t~otporoisto.'
Subo Soofmo,
s'Os zo1 Selef 80
ScD gors MiIIs, ysinn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24

Smmalanpoliuclmfiia ippsfnnlla:
3 b. Toooocfisio flo 10 epp. ia
Jteo epeIIo flo 8 jpp. $. p. eft. fans-
ia.
8 p. 2ebtiiGrwslId flo s iIIoIlo.
8 p. 2ebtiidrsueIId firfosio flo 10
epp.
II p. Weiu yorf MiIIs'isiS lilo 10
epp. Serron p. eft. fonsio ia cope.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24

= Iiittaian aiiamiebefii on ipal-
tiutettu mr.. @atto HisuIa, jofa np-
fpiiin toimii @uttaian aiioilla Sron-
moobisia ia pmpGristollG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24

Entered as second-class matter ia
nuary II 1906, at the post office at
Ironwood, Michigan under the Act Of
March 3, 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24

mGIioifoinen ieiirafuntien boitojo,
CLIP, @inn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24

- Scr. so. Sirmi matfusti leb-
femme aiioille Sron &iperiin, @ma-
faan ia Marquette fauntiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24

Toimitus Ell sailyta kirjoituksia, joi-
ia eli vol julaista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24

Rahat lahettak60n joke n
taan rahassa tai expressi eli pankki-
vekselissa tahi posti money-orderissa;
dollaria pienemmat summat voidaan
lahettaa sentin postimerkeissa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-04-18

Grange will be held at the hall Tues.
day, April IS. This viii be the last all
day meeting that will come this spring
Dwight Higgins and two sons Of
Augusta were out Sunday to their cot.
tage on Robbins Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Purinton of Port
land are passing a few days of this
week at their cottage at Lake Cobbos-
seecostee. They plan to come soon7to
stop for the summer at the lake.
Thomas Cooper of Boston and Miss
Florence Bailey of Augusta were week.
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Bailey.
Paul H. Bailey passed the weekend
at his home here.
Roy Gilbert passed Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Gilman in Man
chester.
Miss Bertha Hackett was the guest
Friday night of Miss Myrtle Jack.
Rev. Arthur Craig of Fairfield, who
recently resigned preaching here. Is
considering a unanimous call for the
summer. The church is hoping to Sc
cure his services
James Orville Sleeper of Winthrop
Me-, who has been CLERK at the Tampa
Bay hotel during the winter, has ac.
cepted position as front clerk at THE
De Soto.'-From Savannah Press, Sa-
vannah, Georgia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-04-18
COMPLEMENTARY .,
BANQUET GIVEN
Jolly Meeting Monday Evening
to the Past Commanders
-, Assn, No. I, K. T.

The members Of the Past Commanders
Association Of Trinity Commandery., No.
7, X. T., were given a complimentary
banquet by the retiring president. Emil
nent Sir Edwin c. Dudley, on Monday
evening at the private dining room over
Viewers, and the occasion was thorough
ny enjoyed. The courses were served in
ean excellent manner and included sirloin
steak. fruit salad, hot. rolls. ice cream,
coffee and punch. Needless to say, the
banquet was appreciated by the members
Of the association.
sC The meeting following the banquet was
presided over by the retiring president
sOmcers for the ensuing year were elected
as follows: President, Right Eminent
Frederick w. Plaisted; secretary, Emf
nent Sir L. Elwood Jones of Winthrop.
There are % past commanders living
and II were present. as follows Eminent
Sir Charles X. Tilden, Eminent Sir Edwin
c. Dudley. Right Eminent Frederick W.
P1aisted, Eminent Sir James E. Kingsley
fright, Eminent Charles W. Jones. Emf
,pent Sir Thomas H. BODICE. Eminent Sir
NP. 8. Mooney, Eminent Sir L. E. Jones
Eminent Sir Charles r. Getchell, Emf.
nsnt Sir L. A. Burleigh, Eminent Str w;
3. Wilson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-04-18

Dover, Me-, April 17.-Joseph Pomelow
of Brownville, a Bangor & Aroostook
Railroad section hand, is confined In
cell in the Piscataquis county Jail in this
town on suspicion that he has knowledge
of the murder Of George Herbert, the
aged Five Islands recluse who was beaten
to death in his camp at Schoodic lake
month ago. Pomelow has been an inmate
of the Jail since last Thursday when ne
was brought to Dover by L. j. Landry OF
Rumford, detective, who has been
working on the case and who is attached
to the Office of Attorney General william
r. Pattangall. In the meantime the Pts
cataauis county authorities have main
tanned an air of absolute silence. The
fact that the county jail held prisoner
who had been taken into custody in con-
nection with the Herbert case was not
known here Monday, although many peo-
pie in the neighboring village of Brown
Vile were aware of the fact that Pome-
low had been taken to Dover by the de-
tective, whose presence in Brownville
was a matter Of common knowledge.
County Attorney Hudson Monday refus-
ed to comment on the detention OF POM
Glow beyond saying that the man was
held on suspicion and that something
might develop before the end Of the week.
Mr. Hudson admitted that a war
rant against Pomelow had been issue
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-04-18

Providence, r. l.. April 1.-THE Repub-
lican state convection today elected dele
gates to the national convention of the
party pledged ito support, as candidate
for President one who will have the ap-
prevail and support of the united Repub-
lican party
Senator Warren G. Harding, in an ad-
dress outlining plans for the campaign,
declared that no one man and no group
of men would have any say in regard to
the platform to be adopted by the Re-
publicans at Chicago.
Preparedness by the nation which would
be ample for the protection of all citi-
zens at home, abroad and on the seas
and preparedness which would take into
account labor conditions now and at the
end of the war, were the principal planks
in the platform.
The delegates elected to the national
convention are unpledged as to candidates
but have promised to vote as unit
Senator Harding Speaks
Senator Harding of Ohio, the principal
speaker of the day, declared that when
the Republican national convention meets
in Chicago it will be the greatest gather
ing of representative delegates of the
party ever assembled. No one man. and
no group. he declared, would have the say
in regard to the platform or principles
vention will decide what shall go before
the voter for his approval. He declared
that the Baltimore platform of the DEM
ocrats had been violated in almost every
particular and that the Republicans pro-
posed to see that one plank in that plat
form was carried out, namely, the one
term plank.
The convention elected the following
delegates-at-large to the national con-
vention:' Senator Henry F. Llppitt Gov
ernor Livingston Beeckman, former AS
sistant Attorney General Harry p. Cross
and Herbert w. Rice.
For Preparedness
Preparedness 'ample to protect all cit
liens of the United States in the enjoy
ment of their lawful rights, whether at
home, in foreign lands or on the water
ways of the world was pledged as part
of the platform of the Republicans of
Rhode Island at the state convention held
today in Infantry hall. The platform also
said that preparedness must take into &C
count labor conditions now and at the
close of the war. Delegates to the Chica-
go convention, pledged to support as a
candidate for President of the United
States one who will have the approval
and support of the united Republican
party were named A protective tariff
that will look out for any influx of goods
from abroad after the war was also advo-
Gated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-04-18
SENATE ADOPTS RESOLUTION
FOR FEDERAL SUPERVISION
OVER Distribution OF S|SAL
Federal Commission Will Be Asked to Superntend Dis
posal of the 1885, 900 Bales of Sisal Now in Yu-
catan for American Harvests

Washington, April 17.-Without dis
cussion the Senate today adopted reso-
luton of Senator Ransdell directing the
Federal trade commission to supervise
the distribution of the available sisal
in Yucatar. sThe commission is ready to
undertake the work. The action is of
much Importance to the agricultural
states, which use binder Irvine.
Senator Ransdell, chairman OF the
committee investigating an alleged mo-
nopoly to control the output of sisal,
announced today that the federal trade
commission would be asked to superin-
tend disposal of the $4,000 bales now
in Yucatan, in order to insure a suf11-
cient supply of binder Irvine for the
American harvests.
The commission representing Yucca
tan farmers asked the Senate commit
tee to oversee the sale of the crop. but
it does not come within the province
Of a legislative body. Chairman Davies
of the Federal Commission has in
formed Senator Ransdell that it has
the machinery to proceed with the dis
tribution and will send two men to
Yucatan. Senator Ransdell will intro
duce a resolution to put the trade COM
mission in charge.
w. B. Spencer. counsel for the Yu-
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WINTHROP
The Call of Rev. John Wriston to
Other Fields Is Much Re-
GREETED by Residents
LATE LOCAL NEWS GOSSIP
AND PERSONALS

Rev. John Wriston has been trans
ferred to the New England confer
ence. greatly to the disappointment Of
his many friends here. Mr.. Wriston
has been pastor of the Methodist
church here the past year and was
unanimously recalled. His going to a
new field is source Of much regret
to the parish and community. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Wriston have made MANY
friends during their short stay here.
Mrs. Walsh of Curtis Corner smoke
at the Methodist church Sunday morn
ing and evening and was much en-
joyed. Her daughter. IL years Of age.
played violin selections and sang very
prettily.
Forrest E. Luddon, grand secretary
OF the New England Order of Protec-
ton, addressed the members of Ma
ranacook lodge upon the Order and
its interests at their meeting Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Wentworth have
returned from Minnesota, where they
have passed several weeks with their
daughter. Mrs. W. p. Lee.
The Rainbow Club held a measuring
social Friday evening. A fine time ws.
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HOME.

Omcer Of the day, Capt. Frank w, Nc
Daniel W. Gage has been granted an
increase in pension to $50.
William H. Faulkner, late U. S. navy,
has been granted a discharge from the
Home.
Moses F. Colby of Merrimack, late Co.
D, It'll N. H. Inf, has been admitted to
the Home. He was assigned TO the hos
pital for treatment.
Herbert Hedin. late Co. A, 134th N. Y.
Inf. has been granted a discharge and
will make his future home in Scotia,
N. Y. -
The returns from furloughs Monday
were: James B. Smith from Boston, Da.
vid A. French from Bath, Joseph Byrne
from Providence and Charles F.. Field
from Saco.
Burroughs were granted Monday to
srPierre Leger to Augusta, Calvin p
%Greene to Wallingford. John Golf to Law
renee, Charles H. White to Springfield
stPatrick Game to Saxonville, Frank j.
EW1lliams to Boston. Joseph Carr to Port.
land and William Murphy and jeremiah
J. Sullivan to Boston.
James Denehey of Co. B and Manson
W. Farr of Co. c have been detailed on
extra duty in the hospital.
III Edwin a.. Rich Of Co. H, James B.
xSmith Of Co. NJ. Edward Hagerty of Co.
3. Nicholas Howard of Co. L, George
3. Frizzell of Co. c. Charles F. Field of
Go. NJ, have been admitted to the hos
.pitAi.
The following have been sent out from
Sthe hospital; William J. Evans to Co.
b, John Mccormick to Co. &, Frank D.
McFarlane to Co. l.. James H. Gile to Co.
en- and Whfred r. HURT to Co. b.
Thomas F. Honahan, late Co. I, 9th
Mass. Inf. has been dropped from the
rolls Of the Branch.
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Detective MAKES ARREST =
IN MURDERED RECLUSE CASE;
JOSEPH POMEL0W, BR0WNv|LLE
Prisoner Lodged in Pscataqu County Jail Is Held Suspicion
That He Has knowledge of the Death Of George Her.
bert at Sch OOdic Lake

by the Piscataquis municipal cour
but he declined to state the exact
charge named in the warrant against
the man. The Commercial, however
learned from a reliable source that tho
warrant charged Pomelow with the
crime Of murder in the first degree
Both County Attorney Hudson and
Sheriff Charles H. Norton refused 70
state whether or not it has been sery.
ed on Pomelow.
Sheriff Norton was reticent when
questioned regarding the holding of
Pomelow in the Jail, declining to di.
vulse any of the facts in the case
The sheriff stated that The officers
were pursuing an investigation and
hoped, within a few days. to have
some developments of an interesting
and important nature.
Pomelow, it is stated on good author.
ity, was brought to Dover THURSDAY
and closely questioned by County Al.
torney Hudson, Sheriff Norton and De.
tective Landry. Following this cues.
tioning he was locked in the county
Jail where he has since been prison.
er. In the meantime Detective Landry
and some of the deputies of Sheriff
Norton's staff have been continuing the
investigation and it is suspected that
the officers hope to make a second ar.
rest in the case before the end of the
week.