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The Detroit times., 1916-05-17
THIRD WARD.

Resolved That the city Controller
be, and he IL hereby authorized and
Instructed to draw his warrant upon
the street Opening Award Fund In
favor of the city Treasurer. I'm the
sum of si.500.OO. that being the
award for the opening or Yates ave-
nue. from Crane avenue To Rohns ave-
rue. where not already open 50 feet
wide as n public street and highway.
and be u further
when said warrant " received by him
from the city Controller. be and he is
hereby authorized and instructed Ia
ray TO the several persons respective
iy entitled thereto. his or her pro-
rortionate share OF the said sum OF
81 500 90. as the same has been ascer-
tanned by n verdict Of the Jury In the
riatter OF opening Yates avenue from
Crane avenue Co Robins avenue,
where not already open 30 feet wide
a. n public street and highway, which
verdict was confirmed May 10, 1916;
and be IL further
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fiibrten.
OF Iuao 2 Big 4 Gage Bnbrt not.
tDenOig, I'M bies 5u beiDerfIteaieen.
Die regite GinbtIoung8fraft oermaa
iiA fouit nls8umnIen, DeIfe unge-
beitren Gua[en oif oieie 8eife ben
ornlen gertDun0eten eripart mor0eu
iiHO unO erlport Deroen, 0enn aui
Oieien transporter fino iie fortD1b.
ren0 Inter Dem fpohiomen auge ei.
neS arStes ooer ~erfobrenen Bfleperg.
4uh an Der @eitfront Bat Der qrnft.
pagen in Der 8errUunOeten .gefor0e.
ring eine berDorruger0e Gteae elm.
gerornmen, 0enn oos beltebenoe
GiIerbabnnes uiuBte Iei0er iehr oil
sum I0sitaus groBten Seile, ia fat
aisihIieBIid. Itrategiiden 3nedcn
oieneii. Sett liro bic gtnp5eninIpef.
tionen nit je feds arofiwogen Der.
iebea, uno Die grobea ailto 4nlbu.
longer BON oenen ieee odt Sdfocrs
perluunoeten beatisme siubdtaH bic.
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let, iino enita ON Der gErbcit. @i,
alle an0eren glrbeitsieloer oeS 9eut
jden Roten Rrei5es ut aud oics
griin0lia orgnniitert unO funftionteri
taDelloS. 9aB oieier Tell Der "a
tigteit benz Seuti6en Rotten Streu5
ganS geipaltiee finauSiele Spfel
aitibiroet, beoarf mobl tetner 9eto.
hung. @er 0ieie CUTE Code 5u uu
teritiiBen pitnidt, Der ienoe feline
@obe an ben SiIfsberein 8eitungcu
ooer GoniuIate, bic bisber fir biz
redte @eitereobe qeiorat hoben. gSo
iolde Stelen nidt borbanoen iiilO.
ienOe man feline Spenoe olrett an
Die 0eiitihe Botidatt IN 8oibmgton.
9. g.. o6er an bic G~elegiertcn oes
9eutifen Noten arel5es, 1923
@rOoopap, Room 1107, Stem gorf
Gitg.
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genrr Grfnh far wnrahdrmt.

Set unbsnt!ider 3eit FAT man aIs
9iae fir MuriFlsijd 9Grme HHb
albere tHnert 6dute BON 9hIen,
SAdfen uno Sdneinen gepd6lt, -
ooer OisImebr. es i4ien teiHs anoere
8abI Oorhanben gu Iein. Die DurIts
nader unb bic 9erbrauher nuBten
Is nidt onoers, unb Der 9raua tit
io3uIogen ~ehrmarOtg geporOen. Wenn
man Jpn ober erIt beute ein3ufibs
rem fl9en fpiros, 70 lit es iebr frog
lid, Oh er sroBs 9unIf fGnbe.
Gs niirben Fa bermatlih IopobI
gsiuaabsitIi9e, nte ditbetiihe Gins
nGnoe ongeseR srbebsn. Ratiirli9
ipsr0sn bic 8drme por i6rsr 9ers
tpen0ung gereiuigt, unb in ben meis
fen Nurtmadersien gsI9iebt biss
iDp9l forsfdttig; oh bies a6er i6srs
dl griin0liG ausgefl6rt, ober Der
2psd pplltommeu errei4t nirb, bars
iiber beitsben bod NOD manfe 3psis
fsl. R1n lit beute ebeu in alien
iOI4en 3ingea bel stnauer getpors
ben.
8a3u tonlmt ober, 6aB in ttsuerer
3eit subli9 oud eth lsbr n~nns6m6ar
ddeinenOer grIaBltOff fir bic 8drmc
81 bieIem 3tped gefurosn fporben 1T.
Dos ino ndmlia 9iilen aus SoIss
pref. nie er in 1noerer MsiIe aud
fir bic gapier : 5a6ritation beripsns
Sst niro. Dos bacterial pirb de-
mild bsrart bsbonbeIt, oaB ss ni6t
msbr bic gerinete Spur zines faisris
gen gepebes , pit. Gg mir in cine
gelsesartige MlcFe BON 3eIuloIe btrs
tD1nbeIt, unD bann tpsrpen bnrms
I4sinenoe 9916ren baraas geFormt,
bic Hidt bider linb, oIs ole geip0bns
Ii6en Murltodrme uHo cine tpsihs
unb gldn5ige 0bafldde baben. 9isis
6iilen inn fhoa BON 6a1ls aus
noiIto m m re n rein; rnb IeIbf
lusnH 1nrsinis.eiten an re tdmsn,
loiren lie iid on Der slatten 6ld6s
ishr leiht entfernen lnIen.
Die neuen 5ijlen tonneH mil ben
Mirfen geseIen rsrben. Qaeroings
hd6en he tsinea Jlabrungspert; absr
lie lofen ii6 fauen unb psr6ausn,
uno oas lit me1r, ais man bon
8armhinen pielsr grOBsn Miiriie ius
gen lam!
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4nnnins.glnmnlrr

Inter Dem <eI o2ies Of the
2tlieS" legt nSiiues ono @bents
oa5 befaunte q. .. @odenblott, Die
prO.engliihe Eropagunoo III gmerifa
nit lola i6logenoen 8elpeiien bios,
Dab Der Stempel Der oSdnnoe~ fol.
den 3eitlngen ilberaQ oufeeorlidt
eri6eint.
&le 9epeiie iinO uniuiOerIeebar,
un0 ieoer, Der geunte aeuntniiie
iiber 0ieie 3eitimgspropagunoo 30.
ben mill, ioa es nidt nnterIoiien
oieie ~groBartlge iournaliitti1e guf
oedung 81 Ieien.
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9as auto IN Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

~a@ AA1U w DTN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cine onBercroentIib grobe Aoae
baden bel Dem febr ~afsge0ebnfert
9erDtn0eten Eronsport 0eg iesigerl
arieges Die 4lltomobiL Ill rmfenno.
gen Des 9erti9en Aoten areu8es
inne, unO man fafn iDobl 1inebmen,
oaB Der g~ro5entins Der @erUunOeten,
bic urter ber mifterbnften gebano-
lung Der heutiden aer3te uno @dr.
terlnnen Dem lobe entrifIpL be5ie-
b1rngsmeiIe uieOer 0ienitf1big barge.
fteat lper0en iiderIid Elm melt ge.
rfngerer mare, DerrH nidt gnfi5 be,
Sonhess nn Oer Gitfront, no bic CT
ieIfDnbnuerutHDuigen IN Dem erober-
ten rtfiiidm @e1iet mongeIboit, Die
Beae oft OeraoeSlf IN id]aitrrIihem
3idforbe tuurer, Die eroBen beque-
men HbiIcn8.arnftfUoe EntnOerf-
tasiIen0e 5dperperluunaeie off Die
nt1elidFt ihonnlee Mrt ii bic mar.
iEiiors- unO 9Ninafs- oo51rsHe dbers
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c%urem6muger
Don Oma6al

4n0ere 21uO5lelite bobeil 8ereiae.
@arum ipir nidt2 rs eibt cine
groBe Dlenge BON Inns bier in Smaa
ba, mo mir iollten uniere 4nipcien'
beit fiiblbar modem inoe1n mir ulls
81 iinIerem geFneinldoitlihea Nuseil
orgnniiiererL un6 Inn Die traurige
Gage uiIerer unglitdlihen 8rii0et
in europa SIT beIpreden uno ibnen.
wenn m6gIiT gu belfen. Qaiier
Sic mid bon einem Seoen bon
5bHeu Boren, mas or aber 0ieil
50ee oenft.
Charles U. geuiuser, &cdtsnnipoIt.
Msc.@ ebd1ne-
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9tnnheyanSwirtI@ait.
Sat fia and In gabs6Snien elm BsIS
erobert.

erobert.
Die Geseno, IN Der I'D unIdnsfi
bic Sample 5ipii6en ben 8uIgatsn
lno 8ran5oien %obIpieltsn, III aud
fit bic Deutfnen bon bsionbetem 1ns
tsrthe. DENT in BEN Raume SiuiIhsn
8riOolat. Rofoman, aaoabdr unb
ptiterbin BITS In Die Qdbe bes @ors
Oarour4bruGes 9smir aapu batsn
f4 iapn felt Sabr3sbutsn bsutI9i
ganeipirte dngeiieoeIt, 0ersn 8etriebs
borbiIbIif fir sou5 Ma5eOouien gs'
pOrOen iino. Das bebeutenoIte unb
gr0Bte 9nt, In BEN nmfdnae ron
mebr als $500 6eItar, III oosieniss
Oss aus SiobeutialonO ftammenoen
6erru 3eifert. paItlura. Die 1suis
Iaen bduen bier oubsr Mais, MsiSeu
unb Sobat insbeTonbere Mobn srr
SpiumgeDinnung. Das Opium n,rb
an INTERCHANGEABLE Jabriien
Gum srDBereH Seile in Deuilhlano)
obgeieBt unb bringt in guten 5n6rcn
isbr rei&en @eipinn. Der 5abattau
mar in ben leBten Sabren Der ti;lis
iden 6errfdaft infolgs Der Sditas
men Der nomeHtli@ in Den Sdnrsn
Der 5rdn3ofen beTinoli6eH tirtii6en
9obats ID cnopoIpsrpdltlug 5ariidges
gnngsu, bod bate man 0dfir Mlp9n
g~eptlnn5t.
Die MutFden 2anbipirte babeu i'm
2aufe Der Sd6r5ebnts isbr f9psre
Soften buraesma6t, namenflia BEL
ben pieoerbOIten @uf7dnbsn in MIas
%3tOouten. 4uh inter Dem Romisats
i6isuuiueien batien ls bel gu Ieipeu.
sic paren een6tigt, ben Gcbeim,os
mitses ie6r betrdGtIide abgabtn al
sntridtsn uub mubtsn du9 Elm auge
5u6riiden, tDenn lire 2eute su sinem
3uge gegen Die Ggner Der &pmitdts
iais requiriert tpurOsn. Srob oles
Dem tamen bic bsutI6en 2anoptrte
0nnt ibrer 9idtigfeit boran, unb
iusbefonoere 6err 3eiFert errong F9
Elm bsrurtiges Nnie6eH, DaB er ron
Der 8eD6lterun9 aIs Der Shirt non
eUla3eoonten be3sidnet ipuroe. Sn
Dem 5sIo3uge Der psr6iinbeten Bali
tanitaatsn sseen bic 8iirtei Iitten bic
bsutfaen Sitter IN md5eOonien nur
ipsnig. 9ageesn fpuroen tie in Dem
Rriege @uIeariens gegen bic Gerbsn
unb 9rieheu fart in MitleioeniGaft
gs5pgsn, oa in Der Rdbe grpbe unb
srbitterte 4dmpfe fattFanoen. Sod
msbr aber baden bic Glitter felt Be-
gtnn bes @elttrieges gu leiben. 3umGI
lire geIiBer genDtigt tparen, mad
Guloniti gu FIidtsH, lin ni9t in ben
ierbiTden Ronaentrationslagsrn inters
inert gu perben. Die 6eI0er .bIieben
gum gr0beren 5sils unbete1t, unO
mo tie bod beIteut purben, ge4a6
Is gu @uniteu Der forbidden Re9ies
rung. an @ieh Mobiltar, adergts
uHb an gaulidteiten lpurOe
duBeroem Elm enortner 5aaoen ait1es
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aus cincola!

am Sonntag Den 6. 6ebruar MUIR
ben Die neuerndblten geanlten ulO
8oriteber Der BON Sem gaitor Rabe
teoienten 81 .-9ltb. OF. Sobmmi5.
@emeiHoe, IL. uno Blum Ctr, 10.
rDie aud Die 8eamten 0eg Jrauen
uereins oieIer @emeinoe inn Saint.
gotteSbienite feietIid eingefabrt..
Die Ratuen Der eingcil6rten Sir.
d%enbeanlten lilto: guitaD geIhor.
ner, 8iI6eIm @relf 2eonar0 Bauer
9}idarO 9amann; Bic Der 6rouen.
5r1u emma 9fabe, 6rau Bertha
8rel6, 6rau CLARA 8eflbauien.
Babel gtanIeA cine 8entide
troB hires engIiihen Ramens. frat
in letter Bofe ais brittle 56pefter
'ins Sabea @eim Elm. Sri. Bertha
a0nig aus 6anoDer, aani., Die ein
padr 8oden 5ur ausblIie in oieier
aHitaIt mar, miro 0emna6It ais
@lliiionarin mad 4frita iib eil.
ra.rr
Idiffen.
SEER 9aitor aloedner, emerald.
Shaemeiitar Der oeutiden Soma
Sgnooe, iberrpies Dem 5ralienbun0
in 2incoIn leste Bode Die onIebn-
lihe Gabe BON $50. Gle IN ibrer
arbett fir Die notlei0euoen ariegs-
tpittpen uao @aiien in Geutidlan1
un0 0eiterreih -llngarn umermiloli-
den 6raueu oieies gareins Dcroen
In alr3e int Der Gage iein 5Inl
5neiten MlaIe $500 e~ilBuienoen.
Der IeiIepreoigar Der 0eutihea
81 .-2ttb. Spno0e bon 9ebrasfa,
4aitor Biegmmn in 6aItirgs, be.
iud)te am IcBten Counting Die ct.
5obannis- 8emeinoe Baitor 9fabe.
un6 Die 5rieoeus- 8enein0e, 8aitor
aue6ne, in QincoIn.
SEER aarI QIeris, ein in peiten
areiien SincoIus als tiidttqer ala
bieripieler uni 5lotenbldler befann.
ter innger Qianrb bat einen Ruf aLs
Grganiit an eine Der gr6Bten ffme.
oiiden airden 6ieieS 2on0es nod.
9iinneapoIis ongeiommer.
Der S5ugenoperein Der 0eittideu
Ct. Sobaumiss @emeiaOe, su Dem
aud Die 9r0Bere au3abl Ser Stu.
0enten oes M}nrtin 2utber.5 emtnars
gebBrt, belt am letten Sonntaa
ieiue regeImaBige geriamm[uug ab
uno 6eidloB, our 8eihaffung elmer.
0rgel fir iein geriammlunggIofal
auffibrrngen por3ubereiten, Die nit
oeflamatoriiden, geianglid)en un6
mliifaIiifen 2arbietunseu obpedt
ieln ioaen.
Ger 0eatfde QramatiIhe aIu5
Der Staats : unibcriitat DirD on
5reitag ben %. 5ebrunr i'm 9empel.
86eater gum 8eltcn Der Safe oea
5rnuenhlln0es Spei Chatter sur
auffHbruug briugeu. 9obls' Gle
tf HE
Sdulreiterin" Inn 8iI6ronbts
IS gen0liebe~. am 26. 6e6ruar
miro oann oas aomitee oeg fsrareip
bunoes ben 5pielern NJ gbren i'm.
2inoeQ- ootel Elm &aufett Derar.
%italten, an DEM, luie man bofr5
bieIe 9eiitibe iid beteiligen weroqn.
Sim lesten 6reitag fpuroe bon Der
8rieoenstirhe, 6. uno Q Ctr, aus.
elmer nnierer Mit6Trger, Grut.
8en6t, gu @rnbe eetrogen, Der beifn
lleberidreiten Der @iieu6a6ngeleiie
oon Der Qofomotipe eines augfab.
renoen 3lBes erfaBt unO totlid Der.
lebt Doroen mar. Ser gerungliIdte
binterIdBt feline Bitpe.
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Nida unteyftilte Die beitihe,
Arriie. inocln man gu ibrer Ser,
breitlna beitrdgt.
es be5a1It Iif, IN Ben .alaT.I
.jfi5igten a%u5eisen~ Ger Gribine al
annenelren.
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finOen nm s ll1r an folgenOen
AbenoeH fat: 9lontag ben a..
5ebrlar in oer gentrQlldnile; Wiitt
nod Den rs. 8ebruar III Der gowaa
sdulle. NH 9pimerita9 Sen Il. Sc.
truar N Der Aeit Sioe SAule
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adltuuo. geutidet.

aoHtptt 81 s. 8. 6. Gnmuhr filr
beiten 2imburger Sale, eqrduderteH
Gatfid 9~aienpfeffer. Bier uno
Shnaps baben mir and All Der.
tnufeu. 207 ihSIi9e 10. GtroBe,
Dind9a, ge0r.
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llnterdaItnHan Der 9. 81. 4. u.

rsl.i alrIlEllher jntger
Wadnner @. VI. 6. 49, reranitaltef
IN Der f~onnneiioen ISOLDE mebtere
Observation-Disclosures 6eitebcuo aug
lurdl SalftratioHen erl1uterteiI
@~ortrdgen, ionic Hebeu II. mliifali.
idrH gaftroaen SeoernlaiIn lit
rsanoldTt e~iuAlaAsH. Ter emiritt
it poQlg lreL LIE nnterbaItunaeH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-09

6ef9dftgtniff. 9ouriF:
pMarum ftebt osun bier anmiiteIbar
Dor benz mirtsbaus 6as MnrterIg"
Btrt: 6ier 1T anal odier zines
fatriiden 9obeg a'Forbsu. ndmti6 Ct
III bsr0urltst. neil II toa i8itr net
g'Aabt bot
Souriit: Has, bier BORN Birts,
baus2@
Wirt: ia, b,rssit mar 9 Mirtss
6aas irsiii nO9 net OagtanosH.
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Sir Die Gr5aItlna Sbrer augeu
~ ons Bette MIR eben glik aenitg.
p Meilan0, 5reluout 9sebf miFo
Siren 4uscn bic gr0Bte Sorgiolf
.gebea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-07
CLINTON

Ihere will be a grand Republican
rally at Town hall. Clinton, Friday eve.
ming. Sept. 8. Nicholas Lonsworth OF
Ohio will speak Music by Albion
Military Band, also the Hallowell Fife
and Drum Corps.
MRS. Hattie Boothby and grandson.
Lloyd Jones. have returned from a
visit IN Lewiston. While away they
visited at Lisbon, Poland Springs,
Portland Old Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Jones called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Marley Waning Of the
Ridge road Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Eastman wera
sunday callers at F. D. Marston's.
Amos Kent has gone to Parkn,an to
work
Clark Dixon recently sold several
head Of young stock.
Nathan Hoxie and Vincent Gowen
are attending High school at the VIII
lage.
There was light frost both sa+ur-
oay and Sunday nights but fortunate
~ old not do much of any damage.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Schmitz and Mr.,
ana Mrs j. Lacrosse of Skowheean
were calling on Mr.. and Mrs. w. Cow
en- Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Batchelder have
moved to Clinton Village.
Miss Hattie Perkins has gone to Ola
iown. after passing the summer with
her sister, Mrs Harold Watson.
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n. Y.-BR0OKLYN SPLIT

New York, Sept. 6.-New York and
Brooklyn broke even on their double
header here today, the Giants winning
the first game easily to l and Brooklyn
taking the second to l. Benton, New
York's left-hander, pitched both games
for the Giants, permitting IA hits in the
two contests. He had little trouble win
ming the first as Brooklyn played poorly
In the second game Benton was oppos-
ed by Marquard and the two had an in
teresting pitchers battle. Brooklyn won
in the third inning when Johnston sin
gled, stole second and scored on double
by Stengel.
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COBB Wins FOR DETROIT

Detroit, Sept 6.-Tyrus Cobb, matching
his speed against the throwing arm of La
vign, Hartley, Marsans and Sisler in the
10th inning today, scored the run which
gave Detroit to 3 victory over St.
Louis.
With one out Cobb beat out a hit to
shortstop. He stole second and Hartley's
low throw bounded into Marsans hand,
but Cobb continued to third and beat the
throw. Veach grounded sharply to Sisler,
who forced Cobb to return to third, but
as Sisler was touching first Cobb tore for
home and beat the throw by an eyelash.
On three previous times at bat Cobb
was robbed of extra base hits by sensa-
tional fielding. The score:
St. Louis 30 0 o 1 0 0-3-s-2
Detroit ......0 o 0 Q I 0 1-4-s-4
weilnnan and Hartley; Coveleskie, Du-
hue and Stanage, Baker.
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A Vivid Example

Let me give you a vivid example OF
the way the Democratic party is treat
ing a great New England interest at
this moment. The Senate has just put
on amendment on the Revenue Bill
forbidding the transhipment Of any
frozen fish landed in a Canadian port
in bond to the United States. II this
becomes law. Canada will at once re-
woke the permission she now gives us
over fishermen to buy fish in her ports
and to tranship fish in bond to the
United States. This will be injurious
In a high degree if not disastrous to
the fisheries Of Maine and Massachu-
sets. Will you support party that
thus wantonly strikes at great In
dustry Of you State and mine. When
Maine had Republican senators her
fisheries were never allowed to suffer
from such blows as this.
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W|NSLOW

Mrs Charles Downs has returned
from visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Lucius Chase.
Fred and Dorothy Manter, who have
been visiting relatives in the place,
left Saturday for their home in Au-
burndale, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Bailey. accompa-
MED by Mrs. Ivan Hodges Of Benton,
were guests Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Partridge of Augusta
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Chase and
daughter Cora passed the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Downs.
James Weeks Of Vassalboro is at E.
w. Towle's for few days.
Edgar Skillin and family visited
friends in Albion Sunday.
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RICHMOND

Mrs. George Litch of East Cam
bridge. Mass. is a guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Potter.
Mrs. George E. Ames has returned
to her home in Brighton. Mass, after
short visit with friends in town.
Mrs Maurice Costellow and son Ar
thur of kennebunk are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Costellow.
| Miss Katherine Condor is the guest
of her uncle and aunt, Walter H.
Sturtevant and Miss Nellie Sturtevant.
Mrs. Harold Carr and son Wallace
have gone to join Mr.. Carr in Boston,
where they will make their home in
the future.
| Miss Frances Blenkhom is a member
OF the family circle at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred E. Hathorne. Miss
Edith A. Woodman is also a guest at
the latter's home.
T. A. Aiger and crew have arrived in
town and began work Monday morn
Ing. They will concrete sections of
sidewalk in different parts Of the town
besides putting in a granolithic walk
and steps at the foot of Main street.
Miss S. B. Carroll Of Boston is the
guest Of her cousin. Mrs. L. j. Riley.
Miss Caro- Cooper OF Chelsea, Mass,
Is the guest of Miss Nellie c. Thomas.
| Mrs Ida Tibbetts Is the guest of
Mr. al Mrs Warren Blair in Somer-
vile. Mass.
| Miss Carrie Wallace Of Beverly,
Mass. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
E. e. Durand.
| Miss Lillian E. Durham is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. MARI at West
Southport.
| Miss Mildred Duren has returned
from a visit to Boston.
Miss Ethel Sidelinger has returned
from two weeks vacation at Old
Orchard.
Joseph H. Newell Of Boston is enjoy
| ing a weeks vacation at the home Of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Newell.
Edward J. McGillicuddy and friend
| e J. Sweeny Of Cambridge, Mass,
were recent guests Of the formers
cousin. d. McGillicuddy at the New
Richmond house.
Mrs. Edgar Murphy and daughter
Altana, Of Haverhill were guests
Tuesday Of Mrs. s. NJ Preble.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Newell and son
Joseph have returned from a few days
| outing at Capitol Island.
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WEST GARDINER

WEST-Mr and Mrs. Walter G.
curtis, and son Jesse. Of Gardiner. Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Davis passed Sunday
at Mr.. Davis cottage at the Ok Bow.
Mrs. Mary Frye Of Boston is passing
vacation with Mrs. Edna Allen.
Mrs. w. S. Batchelder Of Augusta
Is visiting her daughter Mrs. Edna
Allen.
w. H. Davis has rented his cottage
at the OK Bow for two weeks to George
Emery.
Miss Doris Allen visited her grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Batchel-
der in Augusta last week.
Mrs. Lucia Horn, Mrs. A. w. De-
Fratus, Miss Blanche Fuller were re-
cent callers at DIR. Merrilrs.
Mrs. Willis Pottle and neice Miss
Edith Mitchell, visited relatives in
Lewiston last week.
Miss Edith Mitchell who has been
passing several weeks with her aunt
Mrs. Willis Pottle will return to her
home in Arlington, Mass, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren and son Philip
who have been visiting Mrs. Warren's
sister Mrs. Fred Towle have returned
to their home in waltham, Mass.
Mrs. Stella Bradbury Of Augusta
passed Sunday with her father Thomas
B. Seavy
Little Dorothy Gordon was operated
on last week for adenoids, also a
trouble about the tonsils. She Is now
improving. The operation was per-
formed by DR.. Clason Of Gardiner.
Nathaniel Barstow Of Gardiner
passed Sunday at his cottage at the
OK Bow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linnie Batchelder, Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Spear and guests
uassed Sunday at Mr.. Batchelder's
cottage at the OK Bow.
Clarence Curtis passed Sunday at W.
H. Davis cottage at the OK Bow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Horn, Mrs.
Alice Higgins and daughter Louise
visited friends in Mt. Vernon last week
taking dinner with Mrs Horne's cou.
sin Orlando Brown. They made the
Journey in Arthur Merrill's automobile.
Roy DeFratus went to Pennington
on business last week.
Mrs. John Hetherington Of Canada
is visiting Mrs. Emma Rice.
Mrs. Harry Horne is quite Ill at
her home on the Mil road.
A large number of Frank Collins
boarders have left for their homes In
Massachusetts.
Mrs. J. S. Small passed several days
last week at Basil Gordon's, called
there by the illness Of her little grand
daughter Dorothy.
Miss Minnie Douglas Of Topsham
IL teaching the school in Washington
district and boarding at James Small's.'
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RED S0x Win
and ATHLETICS
REACH 100 MARK

Philadelphia, Sept. 6-when Boston
won today's game here, to 2, Phila-
oelphia reached the century mark in
the number of defeats this season.
The victors hit Sheehan's delivery hard
IN two innings, while the Philadelphia
pitchers wildness was responsible for
a. run in the eighth inning. Manager
Carrgan Of Boston was notified by
President Johnson of the American
League today that he had been sus-
pended for three days for his trouble
with umpire O'Loughlin yesterday.
The score:
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CHICAGO 4, INDIANS 3

chicago Sept. 6-Chicago defeated
Cleveland to after staving off deter
mined ninth inning rally by the Indians.
For arguing too strenuously Schalf and
Fournier of the White Sox were expelled
by Umpire Dineen, and Robert Hasbrook
took the latters place at first. creating a
favorable impression. The score:
Cleveland ......0 O 2311-1
Chicago ........1 O 0 0 2 x-4- 81
Boehling, Coveleskie, Gould and O'Ne,ll;
Russell and Schalk, Lapp.
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I do not believe that Maine. one of the
most patriotic Of the states. whose sac
rifces and whose services in the civil war
shine resplendent In our history will re-
turn to the Senate and House men who
are ready to support such disgracefui and
Injurious policies as this administration
has inflicted upon U.S.
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new LONDON IS
The winner OF
DOUbLE-HEADER

New London, Conn, Sept. 6.-New
London easily defeated Worcester in
the double header today, to 0, and /
to 0. The batting and base running
Of Weiser and the fielding of Becker
were features. The scores:
First Game:
Worcester 30 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0-0-s-S
New London / 0 8 0 8 0 0 0 x-7-8-0
Herring, Tyler and F'reilag; Fortune
and Russell.
Second Game:
Worcester .......0 0 0 0 0 0-0-2-2
mckinley and Tyler; Martin and
Fish.
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John A. Mckusiek Of Bangor

John A. McKusick Of Bangor. aged rs.
q veteran Of the Civil War, and for
several terms member Of the city coun-
ell, died at his home Tuesday. He
served a long enlistment in Co. I. 18th
Maine, and was a member Of B. H.
Beale Post. G. A. r. For many years
he was contracting truckman and
later connected with the Bangor Street
Department. He was one Of the Oldest
members Of Oriental Lodge Of ODD Eel
lows. Two sons SURVIVE -