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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27
Ser Sob bes 6elbmaridalls bon

Ser @olt lift ein @erlrit ni@t bloB
fir Die Siirfet, ion6ern a16 fir
9euti9lmn6. Ct fat sic turfilde
Mrmee gu 6em gemadt, pas ite be11te
lit. Obne feline l%angiabrige reorgani=
iatoriide Tbatigfeit I'M 0smanen=
reide tparen bie tiirfii6en @iege olf
@auipolt nn6 in Meiopotamien mt6t
m0glt6 getpeien. Mer bon Ser @olt
mar ntdt BLOB ein auberor6entlt6
tii9tiger @ol6at, ionoern au6 Elm
fdbiger Diplomot, un6 a11@ 6a6urd)
bat er ietnem @aterlmn6e 1T Ser
Siirfei genmbt. Or tpar anBer6em Elm
ol1Beroroentlid frudtborer Militar-
idriftiteuer, nn6 tuert bon 6en MGn=
1tern 6ie &e6e tit, 6ie 6ur@ lire
idrifiteueriide Sbatigfeit 6a5u BET
getragen boben, 6oB Der in 6en Srei=
beitsfriegen geborene militarii@e
@eiit in 0euti6Gan6 nidt er1dlafte
un6 gu 1te1ten Eboten e%ritorfte, Damn
ml1B au6 6es Sel6mori6alls &olmar
bon Ser @olt ebrenbon ge6a@t tper-
Den.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27
Ser fredite @ii6 int 2anbe 1T it

SeF TreW1te 2NuW I'M S0HOe Ut tut
mer nod 6os @robt6ence Sournal,
6as bon einem @ngldn6er geGeitete
Organ 6es britiiden 8otidafters
uDie @rflGr1mng 6es Brdii6enten
@i1fon," idreibt 6ieies nnge5iefer,
umodt ems Flor: @ntme6er sos
@eltmeer lift fret un6 ftder fir ie6er-
manu- o6er sic Ser. Gtaaten mer6en
9eutidlan6 6e1 &rieg erflaren ltnt
SEN &rieg 10 LANCE f%ortieten, Bis Die
Greibeit ser Meere erfdmpft lit"
Sos mogt ser @ii6 gu fdreiben an
geitdts Der ungebel1erIiditeu Britt
i9en @eetbrannei, sic Ole @elt lie,
mails geieben bot, angeitdts Ser tdg.
ltdem Glitter un6 @oitrd1bereien Ser
g%nglan6er, angeiidts Ser Tbotiade,
ferner, 6oB Mi1ione11 bon Mmerifa-
r1ern be11tfder nn6 0iterreidiider
&erf1unft SOS @eltmeer beridloiien
it, un6 ongeii6ts Ser &batiade emo
lidt BOB 6ie &egierung Ser Ser.
Stoaten BEL England I'M sic grlal1b'
nib bitten, m1tB, fiinf5ebntauien0
Ton1ren 6e11tfde Jarbitoffe ein5ufiib-
rem! 8ie nieorig muB 6ieier englii9e
@ii6 Sic Snteuigen5 6es amerifot1i=
i9en @oIfes einf9dben, 6oB er ibm
berarttges at bieten magt!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27
9ie a,nerifaniid5e @uiafempreHe II

Die arnertfantfd1e 8ofafenprene III
ouBcr ii9 Dor Sre11be iiber 6ie Mn:
f,nft ibrer mosfotpitifden @dublin:
&c in MarieiQes. 0ieie Wif6e mer'
fen gar nidt, mie file ibrer ipotten
8isber baben iie 11ttS imm1er er5ablt
bie Sron5oien batten 10 biel 2e1lte.
6ab Tie bem mogli6en 6el1tifer
Gruppenoufgebot mebr ols getpadier
ieien, in ibrer Treu6e aber iiber Sic
Mnfunft Ser &uiien pergeiien lie itd
unb berrotben MIR 3n beutlid, melde
Mngit lie in SEN lebten 8od)en aus:
geitonoen baben. 0afir mouen mi1
ibne11 au6 ettpos berrotben: namlid
oab lire mosfatpitiiden Shiblinae
inn @eiten gena1 6iefelbe @eile frte:
gen tper6e1L sic iie inn Often befom.
mten boben. nn6 bns tpar befamtltd
rei9li9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27
&etersbmraer 3ettamaem %per1ffem1

Getersbtrger 3ettmngen berDffent'
li6en MeuBer11ngen 6es 6ortige11 o1ne=
rifmifden 8otidofters @arpe, 6ah
Mmerita 6en gieg @1tBlan6s erfebne
un6 erboffe. Sir Marpe lit bereitS
elm Ma6folger %ernannt, ober beiletbe
1idt tpegen 6teier Meuber11ngen. 90
fir miro er om g116e no9 ein 2ob
erboIten. Mber tpen11 ser omerifa11i-
fae 8otfdafter 1T Berlin gefagt
bditte, Mmerifa erfebre un6 erboffe
Sen Sieg 9eutidlan6s - bei> miir6e
ser geflogen fem. uniere @otidaf.
ter, @efan6ten un6 &oniuln 6iirfen
alles fagen, iolonge fie nidts 51tgatn-
iten De11tfdIan6s fagen. 9os Der
tragt ii6 nidt nit 6em merfpiir6i=
gen Sing, sos man in elmer bumort-
itii6en Mntpon6lung Meutrolitat ge=
trunt1t bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27
@ir Mmerifamer be1ttid)er 6erfmnft

&Ot| >tAteItluut DtIt]Iuvc| Qe%IuHI>
baben sos @edt un6 sic @fGidt, &C.
gen Ole friegeriide 8olitif 6eS Bras
ii6enten Broteit ein8ulegett. DaS
&edt boben mir inns 6ur6 Sic Sreue
inn 9ienit tie 6es 2an6eS nnierer 8abl
ertporben, uno sic Bfli@t baben mir,
tpeiI sic @oblfobrt 6es 2anoes m1f
bent @piele itebt. @ir monen @rieg
nit feiner @odt, mir monen Grie=
Sen boben. Ser Srie6e lit Sic 11ner@
I6BIide @orousfeba1ng fir Dos MOTTO
mole @e6eiben. Gin bonn 3m1ne ge=
brodener &rteg lit eirem @olfe nod
niemaIs gum Segen getpor6en, ure6
in Ser ga1r3en @eIt giebt es feline
@odt, init Ser &rieg 5u fiibren mir
tpeniger 11riode boben o1s NIT
DeutfdIon6. Sc fann nidts @utes
babel berousfommen, 1tn6 fdon 111r-
ierer @bre boIber f01n11en mir uns
nidt g%eitatten, nit England, &uB<
Ian6, Sronfrei@ un6 Stalten gemein<
fame Sade gegen Dos @olf gu ma-
9en, sos nns immer in treuer
Greunoidoft 511getban getpeien lit.
@ir bober fetne Beran1aiinng, Slime
rifas @0bre on ser Seite bon in6t=
iben &oIsobf9nei6ern 1tn6 balbmil-
Sen Senegolnegern IN 8lon6ern ber-
bIr1ten 5u Iaiien un6 uniere S1otte
o1f SEN Minenfel6ern ser @or6fee gu
opfern. 9esbom proteitieren mir ge-
gen 6ie friegeriide @oIitif bes @rdt-
fi6enten. @idt neil utr fiji 9eutfd.
Iano fiirdte1t fon6ern tpet1 mir 6em
2anbe unferer @obI sic Sdmod ur6
Sic @9an6e zines n1tgeredten, fol-
genidtperen @rieees erfpmt baben
tponen. Sn6em mir 6os tburt, befltn-
Sen mir mebr tpabrbaf pmrtotii6e
iintr11g, aIs 6ie @eber urr6 2an6-
b%er6erber, sic uns at 8erbiin6eten
1n6 mitidul6ige1 @nglan6s 31 mo-
der fnd,ert gu begretfen tmftanoe
ftn6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27
Sm elmer Dferbotidaft ar1 bas

wv S9NS% ~P~IuvUI< Wv ~"~
amertfanifde 8olf, sic 6l1rb 6ie
limited BreB berbreitet miro, erflebt
Seine @eiligfeit &apit @eneotft Ser
6iinf5ebnte outs ner,e BEN 6rie6en
fir 6ie gauge @elt. Dime muf 6ie
&riiis 3mifden Deutidlar6 unb Slime
rita 8e5ug gu nebmen> ergriff Ser
&ontifer sic @elegenbeit, 6ie ibm bie
Siter5eit BOT, gu ,einem Mppem an ole
iebt nod 1reutralen @ationen, ii6 Ser
8etbeilig11ng an 6em @eltfriege gu
entbalten. St befiirportet aufs 1telte
6ringltdit 6oB sic friegfubren0e1
Motionen Die @affen mie6erlegten.
Ole 8otldaft 6es &apites, Ole bonn
aaroirol @aiparri 6ur6 6os &abel
iibermittelt pur6e, bot folgen6en
@ortlal1t: uunite6 &reb> Seem Sort.
Trie0e 1ei nit @u6 = 6ieie 8orte
6es aa1feritan6enen @etlan6es gu SEN
Mpoiteln ridtet Ser Sei1i9e &ater
aufs 1ee11e an ale @eniden. Mod-
ten 6ie @olfer, 6ie in Srie6en leben,
i'm betpabren, @ott 6anfen6 fir eli
1ren 10 groBen Segen. @0dten Ste,
ienige1t 6ie I'M @rieg liegen, iett 6aS
sdymert nieoerlegen ltn6 bem SLUT
Boo elm @n6e maden, bas @uropa
1ln6 Sic Menidbett entebrt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27
sSSapan fat aeaer1 sic int Genat liz

Sapan fat eesen sic int Genat lie,
gen6e @intpon6erungs=8 orlage prote=
itiert un6 fem Broteit bat au@ i4on
8eadtung gefun6en. SSapan 6arf fid
ltngeniert in sic imreren Mngelegen=
beiten unieres 9a1roes mtf9en, 1poS
nidt Ieidt elmer an6eren Madt &C.
ltattet tper6en tpiir6e. Mber Sapar1
lit ia aud ser @erbiin6ete @nglan6s
un6 a1Ber6em berfugen Die Saps
iiber eune quite @ortion 5re6beit.
@as urter umitan6en cine nidt gu
bero9ten6e @ottesgnbe 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27
9os Graebnis Ser repmblifaniider

9as Grsebnif Ser reptblifamiiden
Gracfi6entidofts : Brimarpablen in
Mebrasfa IaBt nidt 6orouf idlieBen,
6ob bos omerifonii9e @olf begterig
lit, ii6 in elm friegerif6es Mentelter
5u itiir3e1t. Mls ser 9etroiter @11to-
mobilfabritant &enrp Sor6 in Midi-
gan sic Mebrbeit ser republifanai9en
gtimme11 erbielt, fagte mon, Dos lei
nidt iiberraideno, 6or6 lei elmer Ser
eriten 6obritnnter int @toate, feline
gefdaftIiden 8e3iebungen batte1 ben
Musidlqg gegeben. Das fonn man
in Mebrosta ni6t fagen. Sort bat
man nidt fir sen M11tomobilfdbri-
fonten Sor6, ionoern fir Sen Grie=
6ensfanotifer Sor6 geitimmt. Sb er
SEN ebenfa1s frie6li6 geiinnten Se=
nator @1tmmins geialagen bat, lit tn
6ieiem Mugenblid nod nid m1sge<
modt, in je6em Safe ober lit bns ibm
5l1gefanene @otum ftorf ee11ug, Inn
iiber sic @timm1tng ser 8ebolferung
feinen 3meifeI at Ioifen. Sos grgeb-
niB a11d 6ieier @obI beitdtigt, 6aB
6as meritnnifde @oIf gegertparttig
midt in ser Stimm1tng 1T, sic cine
friegeriide NoIitif begiimtiet, un6
6os giebt ser @nbl cine tpeit Mber Die
@ren5en Mebrosfas binm1sgebenbe
&e6eut1t1tg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27
Ser 6iea Tprbs BEL ben republt

faniiden Erimdrtpablen in Nebrasfo
miro 6en G~euti6amerifanern 5uge=
idrieben un6 8rpons Nie6erlage
ord). Sir 6oro batten ite geitimmt
ieiner frie6liden @eitnm1ng tpegen
uno gegen 8rDan, tpeil er Brobibi=
tioniit lit. @ir miilen nidt, OBJ itd
oos 10 perbdlt, 11n6 beldranffen un5
ouf Die Seltiten11ng Der Ibotiohe,
oaB Sic 8ldtter, sic bem 6e11tidame=
rifunil9en @otltm iolhe 8e6eut1ng
sumeiien, 6teielben 8latter iin6, 6ie
Dor nidt langer 3eit geneigt maren,
linn ie6e 8e6elttung ab5ufpreden.
Sic miiiien alio in5miiden tpobl et=
tpaS qelernt baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27

Die MIiierten laiIen jett audi Ser,
bono5el1g 1od) Deutidlan6 nidt mebr
ourdh un6 in @oibington bei6ranft
man 1id) ooromf, bon 6ieler emporen=
SEN Gbatiad)e &enntniB at nebmen.
u8ir iinb sic Champions Ser Sumo
nitait," l6rieb Dor einigen Sagen Elm
befanntes &ebblatt. @enn eS @bam=
pignons gel6rieben, bette es fi@ Ia
derlider o119 ni9t madden f0nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27

- ST beffert bos BIut, reinigt ben
@ogen, regl1Iiert Die @ingetpei6e,
bi1ft benz Mppetit, ft6rft @u6. SIT
orbeitet beiTer = fiibH @1h beifer-
felt beiier aus. &o1ifters &odp
M%o1rt1toit, Ebee, Elm tpirflides Griib-
iabrs. $uIf8mitteI. 35f. Martin 500
Iitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27
Sic Meu 0prfer 6pdfinans fat

Nv SNStp O~%>S y"
bcreits grobe @lane fir 6en SaQ,
oaB oie 6iplomatiid)en 8%e5iebnnger
NIT 0eutld)lanb obgebrod)en mer6er
lolten. Sic min Damn iofort ser
@eril,d) maden, bier cine faule fran.
56iilhe Mnleibe unter5ubringen, mei]
lie bofft, 6ab SOS amerifaniide @oll
oan1r eber a1f Sen 5dnin6el berein:
fallen miro. Yrdftoent @ilion meif
oobon ielb1tperltan6lib ni6ts. 9aS
itebt in amertfaniid)en 8latter1, uni
befanttlid lieit er fir gemobnlid
MIR sic @odena11sgabe Ser 2onbonet
Simes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27
Cine @iertelmilliom Mrbeiter itm>

I'M IeBten Sabre in SEN 6abrifen 6es
Stootes Seem Sort, tpobl beritan6en,
Seem Sort olei1t, gu &riippeln getpor=
Sen! @as nin 6as betBen? 2eute
pie @ooiebelt, tpie &oot, tpie B11liber,
mie @ilion, tpiir6en mi@t einen M1t=
genbIid ii9 beiinnen, 6amit eine flei=
ne &an6bou auf 6en Sdiffen Ser
@ritter gum @ergniigen fabren fann,
6as 6reifade gu opfern. l1n6 Mrbei=
terfiibrer bon Ser Gorte 6es @ngli1d
Snm1tel @ompers baben bisber nidts
6ogegen e%in5upen6en gebab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27

Man mag Sen be1tidjen 8arbarer
1todiogen, tpas man mill, n%1rpartettid
fins file - So1mtag baben Die 6e11t:
i6e1t Saubboote et1tett englti6en, Ell:
1ren fron3olii6en 1tn6 einer italiem.
iden Sampler berienft. Sos lit je:
6enfaus 6ie g%leidmaBiglte 8ebon6:
lung, sic sic Mlliierten beanfpru9er
fonre11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27

Graf 8ernitorff mag seaenuartis
1lidt gu benei6en fem, aber in elmer
@e5iebung bat er es beql1em: menn er
&affern ieben miQ, bra1dt er Ole
@eiIe nod Sii6ofrifa ntdt 5u moden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27

Sic &nKen iinb ein nnbanfbares
8olf. 8mon5ig Miliar6en baben Die
S%ron5plen ibnen gepumpt u1n6 lie lob
nen es ib1ren nit @erlm1iung Ser Sea-
ton.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27

Snn letten Sabre tu,rber int &C.
biete ser Ser. Stoaten 1882 beim-
li6e 8rennereien 5eritort. @egen
1,734 im Sabre 1914. 60 for6ert
@robibitiott sic Mbtl1ng Dor 6em
@ei eb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27

Die Melbnng, bie Mosfo,piter bat-
ten Marieille I'M gt11rm genommen,
5eigt, tpie beibeiben Die G%ran5oiinnen
in ibren Mniprii6en geuor6en itn6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27
&erlanqt

miro 5a1m iofortigen Mntritt ein GUT
tes MG6den CUR @erridtltng oIge=
meirer &onsorbeit. Mdberes gu er,
fragen Bel Gra1 9. s. Sreeman> 349
-6. Mbe. fii6li9, st.. CLOUD, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27
Nuf Giulabmna Geimer @mimens

Mmf Ginlaonms seiner Gminens
aaroinal Gibbons bat Ser @yeh1tip-
'ratb Ser fotboliid)en gr5iebungs=@e=
leuldaft beidlolien, Sic oiesiabrige
8erlammlung in Baltimore 5n bal
ten. Ser @err &ar6inal bot Dos To-
fale Gorbereitl1ngsfommittee ernann1
un6 SOS bot ieiner Mrbeit bereits nit
Gifer aufgenommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27

SIT @eplo1t gibt es iebr bobe un6
tpeite Diinett, 6eren @nn6 gum groB-
ten She'll aus @6el, nn6 @albe6el,
iteinen beitebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27

9ie flanii6e statte @ilion'ider
&1tmanitdt itr6 Ole Sdmab'iden
9tubltperfe in 8etblebem, @ennipl-
banien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27

Sic Mitglieber bes &abinetts be,
TEN fir sic grbaltlrng oes 6rie6enS.
81 Ser @d)otte @illon ober ser &a.
na6ier Game als Gorbeter fungiert,
miro leioer 1ridt beridtet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27

0en.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-08-10
Cliff Island
Aucoclsio House.


This popular hotel is having one of
the best seasons that 1t has had for
four of five summers. 1t Is already
full and so few people are leaving and
SO many coming that It Is quite a
proposition to accommodate all those
who wish to come here. The guests
at the house are more than pleased
with their selection for they are
charmed with the island. They en-
joy especially the scenes and views
over the water and the beautiful
walks through the pine clad for
ests. The guests have been having
much amusement In book parties. To
these parties each person comes
dressed TO represent some well known
book A great deal of fun and
amusement is derived in trying TO
guess correctly what book person
represents.
Among those who have recently
arrived here are Mr.. William Hunt
Brooklyn New York, Mr.. Jack Jones
Of Providence r. I. Mrs. A. s. An
drews and daughter Genevieye of
Maiden Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Ridout Plainfeld N. j. Midshipman
Stacy II. Gambrill, u. 8. NJ, Mr.. Seth
Ridout, Plainfield, Mrs. II. M. Cot
tingham, Marietta, Florida, Mrs.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-08-10

most agreeably impressed with the
splendid hotel, its amusements, the
congenial people, the beautiful seen
cry and the personal interest which
all the employees have in making the
guests comfortable.
t-~ ccrg the amuce.,cats. the moe.
popular are the semi-weekly dances
held every Tuesday and Friday even
ing. Most Of the hotel people are
present and also many cottagers at!
tend these enjoyable affairs. Last
Monday night the Boston Juvenile
Players gave very amusing and in
teresting evening to the hotel folk.
The little children took their part
so well that all marvelled at their
poise and Indifference to their audi
ence. Another booking here is that
of Miss Emily Matthews, who will
present on the evening of August IL
her entertainment, Songs of Little
Lads and Lassies. Mr.. Edward Abb
ner Thompson will lecture Monday
evening August twenty first, his sub
ject being sketches from Life
Those who have recently regis
tered here are: Mr.. Malcolm Martin,
Ashmont, Mr.. T. F. Lyons, Billerica,
w. H. Mason, Portland, Mr.. ]. r.
Springall, Dexter, Me-, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Gray, Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
E. Bean, Manchester, N. H., Mr.. Peter
Conerford, Brooklyn, New York, Miss
Mary Hanlon, Plainfleld, N. J., Miss
Agnes l.. DoCamp, Plainfeld N. j.,
Mrs. Fl. E. Marlborough, Brooklyn,
n. Y, Miss H. E. MacDonough, Brook
Ign, Miss Gertrude r. Garvin, Brook
lyn, N. Y, Miss Elizabeth Camul,
New York, Mics Mary Ford, Brock
ton. Mass, Mics Gertrude Lyons,
Boston, Mass, Mr.. William r. Fran
| els, Bermuda. Mr.. e. r. MacDonand,
Chicago, Illinois, Mr. David Walsh,
Portland, Me-, Jack Hazdor, Port
land, Mr.. Reuben K. Dyer, Portland,
Mr.: and Mrs. Fred Coffee, Dayton,
Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Liuxweiter,
! ton, Mass, Mr.. f. A. Williams, Bos-
ton, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Bun.
Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. George Whit
ney, Springfield, Mass, Miss Ruby
Russell, Springfield, Mrs. r. p Dun
! ming, Springfield, Mr.. Ran Nathan,
Boston, Mr.. r. l.. Loveless. Boston,
| Mr.. A. N. Newman, New York City,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall Shuffner,
Brooklyn. Mrs. Joseph Otis, Norwell,
| NJ sd, Mrs. WGn. White, Roxbury,
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Reiter, East
Orange, Miss Arlien l.. Reiter, East
Orange, Miss Luna Linihan, Auburn,
Me-, Miss Mary F. Lahy, Auburn,
Mass; Mr.. E. A. Cowais. New York,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Saunderson, Mon
treal, Canada, Mr.. g. Fl. Brickley,
Philadelphia, Penn, Mr.. Emery J.
San Souci, Providence. r. l., Mrs.
Pearle Moore Gray. Washington, ID.
| G., Miss Muriel Gray, Washington,
ID. c.. Mrs. d. T.. schreiber, Brook
Brooklyn, and Miss Margaret Kuhn,
Brooklyn, New York
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-08-10

SHOWING some nne bargains in bun
galow and cottage furniture.-Adv.
Mrs. S. J. Whitaker and family ar
rived Saturday from Boston,. Mass.
They have rented the Johnson cot
tage, which they will occupy for the
summer.
Mr.. Fred Searles and wife will not
be on the island this summer due
to the sickness of their grandchild.
Their friends here hope that they
will be able to come to the island
next year.
Miss w. R. Lewis of the island is
visiting friends at Rangeley Lakes,
Maine. She left here early in last
week and is expected to return in a
few days.
Miss Julia Dee of Concord, New
Hampshire, has been the recent
guest of Miss Mildred Gibson at the
cottage of her parents near the boat
landing. She has been here a few
weeks and during her visit she made
many friends among the island
people.
Miss Mary Wright, the guest of
the Misses Smith for the month Of
July, is spending the remainder Of
August in the Catskill mountains
She is expected to return here the
first of September, as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. l. Black for two
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Black will
soon start their cruise down the
Maine coast in their boat Dhila.
They will be gone until the last of
August. On their trip they will.visit
many friends who summer along the
coast. Bar Harbor is probably as
far down the coast as they will
cruise.
The members of Engine 8, Port
land, with invited guests numbering
twenty, held their annual outing and
picnic here. A jolly good time was
experienced by all those who at
tended.
Mr.. Thomas A. Moore of Spring
field, Mass, Is spending few days
on the island with Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur w. Stevens. Mr.. Moore was
formerly associated with Mr.. Stew
ems in the grocery business in Mas
sachusetts before Mr.. Stevens pur-
chased the grocery on the island
owned previously by w. A. Bickford.
They spent the weekend at the
mountains, being guests at the Fall
mouth Hotel, Portland, Saturday
night.
White Hemp Hats, s1.49, s2.95, Gus
etc Adv
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PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE
CONTINUED from Page j.

People are coming here from all over
the country and even from Bermuda.
MIR. Emery l. San Souci of Provi-
dence Rhode Island is of the pfomin-
ent men staying here. Mr.. San
Souci is Lieutenant Governor of the
State OF Rhode Island. He hay never
before visited the hotel and was
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Thomas r. Patterson. Marietta, Fla,
Miss ]. c. McElroy, Philadelphia.
Penn. Miss q. M. McElroy, Phila-
delphia, Mr.. James Roy, Micon, Mary
land, Miss B. B. Nicolson. Washington
d. 9. Miss Martha NJ. Mills, Spring
field Mass, Miss Carrie j. Emery,
Springfield. Mr.. William Haynes.
N. Z. City and Messrs H. E. and r.
l.. Whitaker of Baltimore, Md.
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Ladies' White Felt Crushers, ACC,
"Eustis. ADV.
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R. S. Davis Co., Portland, Me-, are
showing some fine bargains in bun
galow and cottage furniture.-Adv.
Mrs. S. ]. Whitaker and family ar
rived Saturday from Boston,. Mass.
They have rented the Johnson cot
tage, which they will occupy for the
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A delightful entertainment was
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Mr.. Fred Searles and wife will not
be on the island this summer due
to the sickness of their grandchild.
Their friends here hope that they
will be able to come to the island
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CHICAGO. June by a vote of
% to 8 the Republican conventions
committee on rules and order of bus
mess today approved the present
basis of appOrtiOnment of delegates
to the national convention made by
the national committee in December,
1913. and later endorsed by every
state convention. which reduced the
representation of southern states 50
delegates. Under this rule each state
is given four delegates at large and
one delegate for each congressional
district. with an additional delegate
in each district casting seven thou
sand and five hundred or more Re
publican votes
National Committeeman r. Il.
Howell of Nebraska attempted to
have the rule of representation in
the national convention reduced by
fixing the number Of delegates to
four at large for each state and one
for every ten thousand Republican
votes cast at the previous presidential
or congressional election The change
suggested is modification of the
Burke plan defeated in the party's
convention of 1908.
Wanted south Curtaiicd.
Irwin Il. Tucker os North Carolina
was the only representative of a
southern state to support the SuS-
gestion that the south's representa-
tion be cut down. He wanted con-
gressional districts which cast less
than two thousand LeDubliCan votes
deprived Of delegat" representation.
f. T.. Diggs of TC, as wanted the
number of delegates given southern
states increased.
Other rules followed by the national
committee in the call for the 1916
convention which were discussed and
approved by the convention commit
tee were:
"A rule directing the national COM
mttee TO accept without question the
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RETIRED MINISTER
TESTIF|ES
TANLAC SEEMS TO BE JUST THE
REMEDY 1 NEEDED.

Rev. Il. b Stogner, a retired min
lister of the gospel and a devout and
well-known member of the Mission
airy Baptist church, who resides at
320 West Grand Ave, Oklahoma
City says: Il have used but one
bottle of Tanlac and have just Sc
cured my second bottle. ! have suf-
fered greatly from kidney trouble,
constipation and indigestion and
could find no relief until l began the
use of Tanlac. | find Tanlac a
splendid tonic and system purifier
and my condition is very much i'm
proved since | began Tanlac /
firmly believe after | have taken a
few bottles of this medicine | will
be entirely relieved of my ailments.
Tanlac seems specially adapted to
older people and | recommend it to
people suffering with chronic
troubles. If you suffer from Ca
tarrh. Liver, Stomach, Bowel or Kid
ney troubles, of If you have the Grip,
Tanlac will relieve you. Sold exclu-
slvely by Quaker Drug Co. in Tulsa
by Central Drug Co., Sapulpa: By
Marquette Pharmacy. Drumright.-
ADV.