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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-18
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sponsor and Miss Grace NJ. Overman
daughter of Senator Overman or Nortn
Carolina, the maid of honor. Miss Do
rothy bennett was chairman OF the
Young ladies' committee.
The matrons of honor were MIS-
Thomas Watt Gregory. Mrs Lee D
Overman. Mrs. Claude A. swanson, Mrs.
William Bailey Lamar Mrs. FRANK u
odenheimer. president general OF the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mrs Fred c. bennett, Miss Mamie KAN
dolph Hcth. president of the southern
Relief Society: Mrs. Charles ID. carter:
Mrs. Maud Howell Smith, District OF
Columbia. president of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy: Mrs.
Edward Ewing Pratt and Mrs Claude
y. bennett.
The committee in charge of the dance
were: Reception committee, Charles ID.
Carter. chairman: DR.. Edward Ewing
Pratt. vice chairman; floor committee,
Il. A. Brand, chairman, and DR.. w. &.
Hicks. vice chairman
Mrs George Mason Smith of Norfolk.
Va. formerly Miss Helen Rockwell Earn
shaw of this city. is here on short visit
TO her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Earn
shaw
Miss Eta Solmson of Baltimore is the
guest of the Misses Rhea and Blanche
Levi. on Vernon street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-18
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last twenty-four hours:
Mary Wright. "a years. 1904 Potomac
avenue southeast.
William r. Andrews, Sc years, 5225
Georgia avenue northwest
Jane l. White, ~ years, $50 f street
northeast.
Benjamin F.. Gibbs. 81 years. 1925 18th
street northwest.
Timothy ]. keane, 81 years. 704 Fl
street southwest.
Bertha S. Rogers. 81 years, 80 r street
northeast.
Elijah Hayden, 20 years, Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane.
Joseph Walker SO years, $3.50 T street
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-18
Central Control Needed.
Politics Not a Factor.

Following his address Mr.. Syme was
questioned at length by a large num-
b-r OF the members as TO the danger
o political manipulation creeping in
Ii told his inauirers he did not believe
thc Commissioners would listen to
pciitital arguments in this regard. He
sid that one had right to judge for
q future what had happened in the
psf. and pointed out that from the
'i.Al women up. in the District govern
u NJ, no one had been disturbed by
TIE present board of Commissioners.
VII the exception of a few heads Of
q @pJrtmentS who were charged TO
cary out the policies of the Commits
sfc1CrS- In his own office, alone. he
q, he does not know the politics Of
az, man iu it. and his only fear is that
th4N might leave him and he would be
unable to fill their places. He said
that no changes have been made for
political reasons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-18
MAY BE SUBJECT OF NOTE.
Vienna Objects to Sailing of Armed
Merchant Ships From u. S.

The Austro- Hungarian government
probably will take up with the United
States the questions involved in per-
hitting armed merchant ships to leave
American ports. A communication to
the State Department upon the subject
probably will be sent Immediately If
another Italian ship follows the lead
OF the Giuseppe Verdi and leaves an
American port with guns mounted.
In such a note. it was said, the Vienna
foreign Office undoubtedly would in
form the United States that any armed
ship encountered by an Austrian sub
marine would be subject to attack
without warning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-18
Chambermaid Loses Suit.

The court declined to grant relief
to Miss Hilma Nelson, chambermaid
In the service of Richard G. Wood. at
his residence at woodmont, near Phil
adelphia, who sued Wood for injuries
resulting from the overturning of one
of Woods carriages, in which the
maid was riding.
Her suit. begun in the Pennsylvania
federal courts, resulted in a verdict for
Wood. The maid wanted the Supreme
Court to set aside the verdict.
The court advanced for hearing April
3 the ST. Louis street car cases, involv-
ing the validity of a tax of one mill
on each fare paid the street railways.
The amount involved exceeds $780,
900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-18
Miss Roche's Death Accidental

A verdict of accidental death was
reached by coroner's jury at an in
quest held at the morgue yesterday
afternoon in the case Of Miss Annie E.
Roche, seventy-six years old, who was
knocked down by a team at North
Capitol and K streets Sunday after
noon and fatally hurt.
Funeral services for Miss Roche were
conducted at St. Aloysius Church this
morning. Interment was at Mount
OliVet cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-18
Wife Asks Absolute Divorce.

Absolute divorce is asked in a petit
ton filed in the District Supreme Court
by Bessic A. Macintosh against Eph-
RAIN w. Macintosh. They were mar
ried in Baltimore in 1891 and have five
children. Misconduct with an unknown
correspondent is alleged. Attorneys G.
w. s. Musgrave and Shinn & Owen ap-
pear for the wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-18
Two Accused of Hold.Up.

Daniel Anderson and Benjamin But
Ter, both colored. the former residing
at AS King court and the latter at 43G
Neal place. were arrested last night by
Policemen Stello and Rector of the
second precinct and charged with rob-
berry. 1t is said that early Sunday
morning they held up Alfred Hickman,
All o street northwest, at 7th and O
streets, pointed a pistol at him and
robbed him of $10.28. The prisoners
deny the charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-18
Indiana Law Upheld.

The validity of the Indiana employ
ers' liability law was upheld by the
court in approving a verdict of $4,000,
recovered from the Vandalia railroad
by Charles Stillwell, brakeman on the
road, who was thrown from a car in
the course of his work and injured
The court dismissed, for want of juris-
diction, the appeal of Robert Kitchens
a negro, from the action of the federal
district court in couthern Georgia in
refusing to hold invalid his conviction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-18

and sentence to death for the MUIR
der of a white man named Brantley.
The appeal of William B. Thompson
OF st. Louis, Mo-, from the decision of
the Missouri supreme court. UNFOLDING
the constitutionality of the St. Louis
ordinance repeating an ordinance for
the esta blishment of Kings Highway
Boulevard, was also dismissed for
want of jurisdiction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-18
Heating Bill Reported Favora bly,

The Heating bill to prohibit inter
state commerce in the products of child
labor has been reported favorabIy to
the House from the committee on la
hor. The report states that The only
opposition from manufacturers person
ally appearing before the committee
has been from the cotton manufacture
Ing states of North and South Carolina,
NIrginia and a Ia ha ma =.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13
sPlKlna the GUNS


vvhen tiss Old FAsh'ecsc iauxxIs Lesd-
ing Cannon Were n uss.
Did you ever remark when you had
cleveriy blocked the game Of your op-
'ponent that you had spiked the guns
for the enemy and then did you won
der why you had thus characterized
the action. That II signifies TO put
the guns ont OF commission. 70 that
the enemy Is prevented from turning
his Are upon u.s." l. obvious But
what has the spike 10 do With It?
In the modern hreech loading cannon
there Is no kind Of spiking that would
do much damage to the enemy's guns
1t Is understood, Of course. that this
Gripping OF the foe II provided In ad.
vance. when our own guns are about
to be captured. It b bad enough to
be shot to pieces BY the enemy's ar
tfllery. but It Is doubly distressing to
have our own turned upon Us
The old fashioned cannon wss .
muzxle loader, the powder and bah BE-
ing introduced al the end opposite the
breech. Just above the place where
the charge Of powder was located there
kas I hole In the cannon. 20 that >
cap for discharging the powder could
be introduced This percussion cap
was set on By means Of lanyard.
which the artilleryman pulled When
Il was certain that the cannon was 50
ing to be captured the hole for the In
froductfou or the percussion cap was
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13
To Feel Well and
Stay Well

The men and women who get the
most out Of life are those who take
care of their health. Well people are
CHEEKY people-always welcomc-they
are glad to be alive. So watch your
health. Don't neglect yourself. When
you have headache, feel bilious, lose
your appetite. or suffer from indiges-
ton, do something for it. and be quick
about it. The very best thing to do
Is to take IL F." Atwoods Medicine.
II acts promptly and soon makes you
feel like yourself again. Guard your
health and the health OF your family
by having . bottle of this reliable
remedy always on hand. Taken as di,
rected it win save you much misery
and keep you in good health.
Bsy 3se bseels a ys~ nssrsst s,sss.
= wries today r. frss sa@pss-
- =" Medicine Ca. Pestland, NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13

HArcocK .ss-At . probsts court held ct
Ellsworth. ~ and for said county q Hancock,
on the afth day 81 ssptsnbsE. Il The year Of
orr Lord one thoasand Mise hundred and
A CERTAIN inssrunest purportinr 70 BE-
"A acopy 81 the iass win ard tesEamsnt
and oodtcfl 81
ANNIE 3. wATERs, lac q wAsHINGToS.
II ~ Distriot u COLUMBIA.
decessed. and Of ~ psobsis thsssoe In said
District Of C0lumbias duly Authsnlicotea,
haying been presenteo e Ne iudge q pro.
purpose ~ being aiiowsds dled and recorded
n the probate cenrt cs our satd county Of
Hancock.
Ordered. Thas sssics tAsrsea y eiysn 70
. eepy e thisosder thsee wseks saeessaivelS
n tbe Elleverth Ameficaa. newspaper
printed q Rliswosth. In said cousty 81 Han
eeck. PRIOR e tks third DAY 81 October.
eesst ssss 8 s. ss,d = sisSsrss i "a 81
sai1 counsy of Hancock. at ter o'clock n ths
1or.nccn, and show causes Il any they have
aGainse The eaDe-
Be1rnAnD !. CLARK. ssdss = Psess4s.
Atssss-n. =. Cn4ss. Rssistsr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13
MILLIONS FOR HIGHWAYS.

500, oooc 600 For 1918 Estimate Of ths
american Highway Association.
During the year 1916 It h not nm
likely that about $3OO.0O0,00O viii
be spent ON highways and highway
bridges In the United States. or about
as much as one-third the cost Of the
federal government for the fiscal year
1313-14 The average citizen who h
asked to vote for the issue OF highway
bonds and. who pays road taxes. as
well as the expert, has the right to
know how the money il expended and
that 1t shall be expended for road
building and road maintenance 90 Is
to obtain the. largest economical re
suits.
That such results may be reached
the American Highway association
has entered upon a campaign u Cd
ucation By bringing together In liz
book "a general outline OF the meth
DDS In use In the different states Of
conducting road improvements and Of
raising funds for such work: an un-
technical and practical explanation Of
different types OF road improvements,
culyerts and bridges; statement Of
the methods Of maintenance and Of
preventing dust; digest Of the cur
rent specifications Of the highway de-
partments Of several states where road
work ID carried on extensively; an ex-
PLANTATION Of the principles underlying
the different claasea or honda faHrle(l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13

STATE or MAINE.

To the Honorable, the Judge Of the Probate
Court In and Tor the County OF Hancock:
d ESPECTFULLY represents Elizabeth @.
N Snowman. administrator OF the estate Of
ne g ss.s u ssd
Cobb st the time of her decease WA the owner
OF certain real estate situated in said Bucks-
The eastern halt Of lot and buildings thereon
Situate on corner Of Third and franklin
streets in said Bucksport.
That the debts Of the deceased ~
nearly ~ can be ascertained
amount to va -
And the expenses Of sale, and Of ad-
ministrAtion, to Ia %
Amounting in all to s1.s4S "
Is ssis IS
That the personal estate IL therefore
Insufficient to pay the debta Of the
deceased. and expenses Of sale and
Of admi utstratiOn. and 1t 10 neceB-
ssry for that purpose to sell some
part Of the real estate TO raise the
That the residue would be greatly dspzeci-
ated By > sale 81 any portion thereof;
Whereiore your pe.itioner pEays that she
may p licensed % sell and convey ,hs whole
q said real estate = public Or private sale for
the payment Of said debts and expeuses Of
sale and Of administratton.
Dated = Bucksport this nrat day q Septem-
Der, D q. 1878. ELIxA4ErH q. SNOWMAN.
STATE or MAINE.
/. =. a. ss.sy g Sss Z
on the 1fsh day Of 6epzembef In Tbs ysAs q
our Loii ons thousand nine hundred and SIX
On the forsscing petition ordered, thst
notice thslsp1 . sives y Al persona inter-
estsd. " csosIng copy q said petition and
sss s ths:S1 !, e e An sssss
ssis county. ~ issy nsy scpsss = pfo.
20 ssss e e esad n - y "a ne 'ef
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13

10 the Honorable, The ysdse Of ths Probate
Con Il In and for the County q Hancock,
-raprrrrT,rr.v ,.n...er,. p1c,.cc. 4
Il Blake. Of Mount Desert, Hancock
cCsSay . - Hrn.s nssrS -, ~
minor @ SAG nonns Dsss ~. ~
.iiasied = ssId Mo.ns Dsss!s u .s.d
C,snaS.,, ne ~ c,,r ,,nr a. rsas,aSS1 !, ~
ss9srn,n. nSs;h.H ~ .s,ssS ~ ~. sas
i've ssI.sis lou e pasesls g land; sosets::,,
~. - ns.s.1 ~ Sc.rSsX snX 6ssc,sh.6 -
scs,c-. ~ III. -.
10. 10 81 One nso:v,csd d iSnssn Psm 81
ss q ps.. ..s ss
70; ~. -. conssanins nsAssA soss' o's ~
Cot No. i: One quarter p.rs q lot n.ns.y.
~ IA Hcnnt Desert. ' = '1''
~ - :. a.v;rrs.~ - stsS. - +. -.
sroSrs DOE and one half rods from he s<nssr
g ~ sow. rcso 'esolnG .ssoscn ne sGss d
c en :. "a 4, s,anrs nssr. sr "a y I'm, ,nro
Mig south eighty iosI d:srss. s.si. one
~. srs,r a. 49, ,nrtS -. a~s.s.s ssst
s~srtr ars sest - |. stsns -, IN ~ srosnS.
sss.ss iei,owins fence wee. one hs. q .ad
49, nv ~ ~ Ssr ness
ora.ssr scea - ths nisce ~ h.stnnins. Son.
ssinana swsn'sy.one nuno'ed ana sixsy "x
- ~ 4. n.~,,,,rv n N. rc,,h.,r In.
~ ~. S,n:sv pr.rx hcms.sS.S ~ :,
sso ~ honnd a. ne ess,.rn siSs a. =. e,s
49, sssserss. cnye ~ the .s@sen az ~
1870. Eccra - ~ .c.c.s,.1 sna,hss -
vvcmmss s Soano s,, tns so ~ scssn sss.
VA. z, Va ss,.,h~sss vsi,.x ,nsn ssns,s,sy
eo..sss.,:.iy e q, n. ..:s:'1:,,s. =
= ~ s,s Sssc 81 = "a KS
soathsy,s ~ ~ .e.sern M. ~ IA s,s. Vs.
s,.s "a Ia eSsnre - ssS I;r - ia
so"s:ss.o ,os 70 re nsss. Msss,oSsd bound.
less. - ' "
!. Los No. 5: AZ that part q lot nanes e.
on as.ss p.n " 1870. ~ a. ~ ~.
sound. iyipr norshvardiy o. 4 line sssab-
iished by John ;; sargent and s,dney r.
~ LIZ = ~ - " "a ~ .ns H.,
b<asnptn ina - k middle Of tSs srcos run.
.t.c c,e t.r,. s.s1 Ia -S..~ I, .se.s- -.
vsssr e sa!d Sound. and fello.iag shs brock
dwsiiins piacs and thai Of aid Brscy 10 :
point oppo- lie store bound near the south
ern bank OF the brook: thence ~ the shortest
lire eousheray 70 said bound; thence south
~ ~ east. tysney-tour rods 70 stone hound
seandine swsnsy.ssvss and cne-han ,ots
sssl:: VIM sSs .ossl.1n IL. = "a - II.
o.; thence sontb ~ east, but parallel with
and twenty-ss en and ole. hall rods norshssiy
from said southern LIN: e ics No y, % he
ssss,ss and lns.sdiss = sss ri a. % ,,slua.
oae-eajf IN common Esd vn4lvtded ~ Ill and
the $500 premises eescrsnec - eoaveyed By
Nc =: sssss ~ 0so: 9. !, II, ssssz sd Oeso
Mensasa y rs 1890. ceensy' NAME,
80 vsse -.
tna Us W. - eo Rscpss.y nessIa eeove
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13

- - - -,
~ ~ pefsons intsrsssNd - either Of the a.
Al probate court hsld q Elisworth, In 49,
for The county ~ He1cock, on The es.SS
day 81 6sptembss, Z. q. leie. 'a
TTNAE following matters having been n,.-
II scented for ths action theseupon hervie.
af.sr Indicated. u - hereby ordered: @s,
notice thereof he aiven - Al persons inter.
published thrss wssis sucoessiveiy IN y ,S Ss
Ellswcrth Amerioen, neespaper Published
a klisworth. =. said ccrrty, that they nav
WORTH In said county. % the third das ave-. a.
October. = d. 1919. ~ ten OF the clock IN
the forenoon. and Be beard thereon IL they see
Eben L Hisgins, lats OF Eden. in said
county. deceAsed. A certain fnssument pu,.
porting 70 Be tho last will and testament q
probate thereof s.d ier the appointment Of
the execrtrix without giving bond. pre-.
sensed BY Carrie a. Hisgins. the sxecatris
Z. JOIN j. Pses.sy. iass Of Cranberry r.le., in
said county Deceased. A certain Instrument
purpo:'inE % Be he last vii and testament
prab te tne.ect And Tor the, app5Intusnt Of
III rec trix wt.nout xsyinE bond. presented
by Carrie .. Psetsey. The esscntstx therein
Lydia N. Perkins, is,eof css,ine In said
county. deceased Petition that Caroline p.
r hiss o. some other suisabs person be APP
deceased. presented BY Caroline p pert ii,a
daughter and heir At-law Of said deceased.
John = Toerseloste, late Of Ellsworth. in
ss'd a ccun, Y o e reislon sha. sidney
appointed Admini.tratcr oaths estate Of said
dseeased. p esented ~ Charloste p. Moore, q
dnuEhtes o. said deceassd d.
Helen guIlfvan, late q AsoIe, Italy, Dc.
de.ssd- ffrsa scconnt q Robsst II. Gardiner
q Thomas Hunt, executors. died for settle
carlsos ". Lowell. late o. Bsckspori. In
said cou.sy, deceased. First and dual &C
count q kaiph ~. Lcweiis administrator,
n's S. ,oe sesH M,nssa. -. :, rs.u
county. dscsassd. First and aHal account Of
Royal e. Higgins. eaeeutor. died for settle
n'snt. . c-,.
fcosnt(, de ceased. ffrse aad 6nai account OF
Jay =. Dousiasss adAinistrator. died for
se.sivas1s.
eosnty. dee. n.ed. ktrss seccunt Of James Z.
Arthur L rArnhsm, : minor Of Psnobscot,
gibbs. guardian. died for settlement
George y. Dsvts. i.ss Of Boston. Massa-
chusetts. dsceassd. Ftnai account Of all.
Horace Jsyne. late g PhiiadelphtA. Penn
syisanss. ase.ssea Pssi}aon :nled By Kate
isss the aDcuai q tss ishsritanes ,ax on sse
estate q aid dsceasrd. b determined By the
Judge % PROBATE
o. Calvin Havey. late q FIAukiin, In said
HsveS. eHecutrtx Of the last Will and tesla
mens o. said deceased. that the amount OF the
tnns ritsnes "a G ssse estate De determined
Abbts Q. Graves. late OF Hancock. In said
COUNT oeceesed. kssiEueion OF Arthur B.
ciavss. q mintssr.sor. nieI.
Albion smith. late o. 3 wAn's Island. in said
S1sny. ceI 49,. LSs ~ ava. aee9ant o.
nsison T. nefss, a1ninssslatof With the Will
As9sssa n. woos,sr. ~ 81 sou,h H.peoc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13
COUNTY NEVIS


EAST ORLAND.
School began to-day; Mrs. Alice White,
teacher.
Chaplin Brown, Of Washington. D. c.,
was here Saturday.
DR.. Thomas Story and DR.. Snow left
Tuesday for New York.
Conyers Button, OF Philadelphia, is the
guest OF W. L. Wentworth.
Rev. A. E. Luce and wife, OF Old Town,
are the guests OF Mrs. F. P. Mason.
Mrs. Moores, OF Springfield, visited her
daughter, Mrs. Austin Blaisdell, last week.
Louis Chandler and wife, Of Bucksport,
are at "Phoebe Rock" cottage, Alamoo-
sock,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daggett and child, Wash
ington D. c., are At the Wentworth bun
Rslow.
Mrs. Abbie wardweIl came from North
Castine Saturday, for short visit at her
home here.
Miss Dora Dunbar arrived from Seal
Harbor Tuesday, and LEFT o-day for North
Orland to teach.
Mrs. Carrie Jordan is home from Bucks
port, where she has been caring for .
patient during the summer.
F. l.. Blake was accidentally thrown
while leading q calf, and badly injured.
He is confined to the house.
Miss Winifred Gray, who has been at
Seal Harbor during the summer, spent .
few days last week with her mother. She
left to-day for Orono to teach.
Sept. II. M.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13

Editor How's the new society re
posterf told him to condense -
much as possible.
Asssstant-lIe did Here's his &C
count of yesterdays afternoon tea:
-Mrs Lovely poured. Mira Jabbef
roared. Mira Duiler bored. Mira Raspef
gored. and Mira. Embonpotnt snoned. -
Pittsburgh Chronicle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13

Descended From shs crussdsrs.
The Touarcgs. a Sahara desert tribe.
whose members wear wells % contin-
uaily that near relatives are said not
to recognize each other n he garment
IN question happens TO be removed. are
direct descendants Of party Of cru
saders who were lost on the way to
conquer Jerusalem and Mecca. -Detroit
Fra Prssa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13

TO the Homo able. the Judge - the Probate
~ III s.ps sss 8 sss g..
H n,nshAm, sdmipists ator ci the esea'< Of
kooert P, Doss: ixss Of Or,ass, In said caun.
Sc.s = sss sn: q Sc dscsss. ' .ss Is er...
- csrtaiu real sstate situated in said Ofiand.
boundsd and described - ioiievs. via: a
ssrssa. les O. ssro:, 9. lssd VIII sci:einfs
side OF the esoes road leading from the tsc-
calledl Dcry's hill 70 the Ba<k ridgs road leo
s1s.9 :.d s:n !: sn.' g =: s:.
ssssd fsrn Of The said Robert p Doss.
That the dsbts q The DECEASED =
Dearly ~ can b AncertAtned amount
And the expenses q sa;s, and Of Sd
minfstration, 70 - q
Amounting In all to esse %
That the value OF the sssonal estate
That the personal estats IL therefore
insudsctent to pay the debts Of the
deceesed. and expsnses Of sals and
OF administration. and Il 10 neees-
p. r. Is. e re-. :ss: g ..: *:
Ths. she residue would b greatly ds 81
s q ns... IL.
may b licensed 20 sell aud convey the whole
Of saad resi- estate 81 public Or private sale
Of sale and Of administrssion.
Dated 81 Bucksport, this arst day Of Sep
TENDER. .. 4 1919.
oscAn p. CuuxInanAn.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss.-At . probats court held ii
Ellsworth, In aud for said county Of Hancock.
op the NTH day Of September In the year Of
odt Lord ons thousand mise hundred and six
On the foregoing petition. ordered That
notice thereof be given 70 all persons inter-
esteo. By causing CODY OF gnid pet ttiou and
this order thereon 70 Be publiahed three
weeks successively In ths Ellsworth Amsri-
can: newspaper published ~ Ellsworth. In
satd county, that they may appear ~ = pro
bate court 10 b held q Ellsworth, in and Tor
said county. ON The third DAP 81 Oetobsr, Z. d.
leas. u ten O'Clock In the f0tenoon, and show
cause, II Apy they have. why the prayer Of
the petitioner shosld not Be granted.
BERTRAND 3. CLARK. Judge Of Prohata.
A true copy Of the original.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13

STATE or MAIN8.
To the Honorable. the Judge Of the Probate
Court, IN and ter the County OF Hancock:
ID EsPECTFuLLY rspresent LeliaJ rripp,
n o. Mount Desert, guardian Of Lena n.
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i s s' s e sssss Of :.s
70. ninth In common. ana undividcd q the
roth. By issd q Aivin wentworth; ssss,
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more g less VIII scu:s s ssS sssSi.
The above miuors' title 10 derived ~ virtue
e tseir hstng IN hair Of their grspAfsthsr,
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uo.Id ssicr the sessii & ssid Hinoss shss
ssld fsai eseats should Be sold for ssid par
Wherefore yos, pesisiossr prsya that she
may b ltceneed - sell and convey said real
esssts st private sale Tor the pnspsss afore
Dsssc tAis ainsh day q Asgsss :. q: ,sis.
LnLiA !. TnIrp.
STATE or MAINE.
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% ~ atth DAY q ssptenber II the year d
our Lord ens fhoussnd nins hundred AID stx-
Or the foregoing petition ordered, that
ested. ;. ca9sins copy q saif petition ana
,nis esass there. Y = E.siisasd shIss
a., ) sswspeesr SsSsisIsa 4 Eiis1ofts. Il
eo1rsy 80 Ss:y ~ =
4. 1ele. - ten o'clock II the forenoon, and
se ~ Gsss ssS ~ 49, wny Y prayer
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AtteGt;--E. 3. CHApn, neeisfes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13

During Victor Hugo's exile Dumas
went to Guernsey. where Hugo n
ceived him kindly and took him to
breakfast oil vernnda overlooking the
ocean II did not take Dumas long u
discover that Hugo WINS already poa
ing ~ the prescribed prophet and the
poet said with an Olympian wave o.;
his hand. You zee me. my dear Du
mas. on my rock Of exile Ike the pro
scribed one OF antiquity
.Neyer mind" said Dumas. with his
mouth full. 'srhe butter IL far better
here than in Paris There b no disput
ting that"