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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-28
Gin sleid3eitiger alnsriH
anf bic Stdbie CHIHUAHUA unS Sus
area unseblid DON gila sss
plant,
I'm MISUNDERSTANDING 5tpii9en
Der ersnSs anb lOrrson bsr5us
iteIleM.

gIpafo. seras, q. DECEMBER.
Don einsm Wdnn, irslder @ila nats-
iisbt, fpuroe am WittpoA eriidrt, aab
bisier iih porbereite. bic SiGpts CHI
buabua uno Sudre5 alsi9Ssitis angus
grsiien. UNI observation-disclosures
3piiten Der @rsn5e NIB 5orreon bsss
auiislen. Gin meritanilter 5liidts
ling. lueld)sr Don 2orreon bier an
fam. mslOsts, baB DilIa Iif nit 500
Mann in nDrblider Ridtuns beiDses,
nm bic Siabi Gbibubua iuitosr aii'
5usrsiftn. Cine anDere Gruppt DON
Yilaiiien, in Der Starts bon SOC
Nann, babe ii9 am Di.niiag auf Der
GaIberon Rand, e5 Reilen liioli3
pOn 5uarss bsiunben.
Im Mittrpod 4bsno bieb ts, oaB
5fpilfen ben 9anbiin in ealberon
urlo ben aruppsn Der be iaeto He'
sisruns. psl9e BON Juare3 mad Der
Stobt CHIHUAHUA absssaugen, adtE'
pfc itattseiunbsn bdtien, absr in SSla'
re, tpnnts has gerii9t fift beitdtist
perben. Die 9iQa Gtreittrdfts,
psI6e iit iiiboftli4 BON Juare3 bee
iinbsn, perbsn Don ben beibsn G6er'
ten Wanusl Gfoa unb Wariano Ids
mes befsbIist, fpe o sinsm Teisrs
ieur, tpeI4sr am Sisnftas al Der
0r.n5e aniam, s,melbtt nurbe.
Man glaubi nift, baB Yilla IN BIZ
rstter iaitiifer gerbinbuns nit ben
Gperoiionen itsbt, pelde bon Der OFT
lifen WilitdrJOne, nabe Gan Suis
potofi, 5ampico uno Wonisrp semel'
BET iperben, aber Der @tneral garrera
1orrss unb bi. griiber gaDilIa. tpelde
bas aommanDp in ien.r gesenb fiibs
rem. ioIlen, ME perlauiet, unier Der
5lagse '0ilas tdmpfsn.
Die g.iebuns bon San 2uis pos
toll bura 9ila 1ruppsn, am leBten
Wontae, ipurbe am Wittpo4 burt
Wdnner, tpslde 8ila naheteten, Don
neuem %bsiidtist, bagssen bon Ssrrias
no grapo, benz aoHiuI Der be faeto
aesieruns. in Ibrsoe ssitsllt.
Don einem Weriianer dis Sors
reon tpurbe beri4t.t. bab 9ina iene
Stabt UNI 100000 psios s~ebranos
iadBt, aber cine pIinosrung Der
Stabt nidt itattssfunben babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-28
Bon 3 I. mag Osborn.
4rmsss 8 bertommuubo GalteNbapn,
7. Hppember.

H
7. RDuember.
arieg i'm Stbirs lit arisg aud 9es
Gen bcs Sebirgs, lliO oOppeIter trieJ.
9rsifaGer aries fir ben anereiIst,
Der ii1 uibt bamit bssniist. pe1 ge'
fpo6Ienen Wan Die 8srse ais Sdus
unc 9eduus gu niiBen. ipnotrn Jpn
iiberpinoen nil.
Der beuti1e Soloat ma6t aidl
bas. Gr iiebt uno ipirt oas Rieitrs
binbsrniB, bas bic Ratur ibm IN Den
Neg Iegt, err Idimpft, flu9t, brum1nt
= unb madt es i4lisBIid bod. @ber
es lit uniibsrIsbbor, piebiel auitrsni
auna bas toitet, pieDiel unerbi!tItbe
6%orberungsn al SDrper unb Sesls an
Wustsln, Rsrpen uno Wiaenstraft
aeItelt netben.
9Orpdrts lpq Is eebsn. Odd lie
StraBen uno Wese alIein tDnnen MD!
Isiitsn, mas bier perldngt piro. Sn
bic 9ergs ielbit binein! beibt ss. Ruu
binauf! Mitunter auf alien, Ihls4ten,
dusgetrstenen pfaben. Oefter ohns
iebes Stlfsmittsl bic S6nae smpor.
uebsr ipiberipenitiSes> 9eftsiu. lleber
ruti4enbes @ebrDdel. lleber elit'
idissn DoIobOSsn. Tair9 perftc1ts.
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gesina sslbitmoro.

Der 23idbrise Wm. Murpbp, 4277
Spring @rpDs apenle, begins qeItsrn
WdGmittag i'm Seller ieiner elterIi2en
@obnuns aus Biz iest unbetauHtsn
@riinben GelbftmOro, inbem er fih
nit einsm RsirmeFer bic Gals unO
beibe palsabsrn our9i9nitt. Seins
betagte Mhutter, pelhc ibn bermibt
bate unb i'm san3eu SauIe ua6 ibn
iubte .sntbedte ben bluiiberitrUinisn
aGrper unb i'm 9Iauber. baB nod 2ss
ben In bemfelben iei. lieb fe Or. Stes
pban, 30. 1926 Sarnilton arenue,
rufer. Der iebO4 bet itinem Gintrsifsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-28
Rod feine gpnr bpn Der
uMarblanb" &C.
fnnben.
Ser 9umpfer pabrfasip
If1.mtt ALLEN an gorb
unfrrn,noun,u
urftrgtgdngtn.

u.
Rantudet. Maf., 27. Ge5. gis
su fpdier MbsnSfnnbs mar Der Dams
pier WarpInnb. Der IN Der Dsibs
nddtsna6t iisnaliirte, baB er i'm In,
isrseb.n isi, nod nift sefunben pors
ben, tpie aus elmer Juntenbspeite BON
BEN 3oltuttsr rgreibnm1 berpprssbt.
.Su Der 9speIds purbs gemslbet, bab
Der autter INNER nod mad BEN Sams
pier iude. RaH slaubt, Snb, ipenn .s
einigsn gootsn BON benz Dampfsr &c,
luns.n III. BON Der Wnrnlanb frei3us
fommsn, lie In tpeitliher RiHtung, in
ben 9fab Der transatlantifheH Oams
pier setri,bsn iporbsn iin6. es miro
absr bsfir6tet. baB Der DaBipf,r mi,
aaem an B6rb uHtersesnngen III.
SdIdtter unb S4roeber
ptrbtn ausgeIiefert.
Buffalo, 81. g., 81. DECEMBER.
Graneis S9Iattsr uub ausut Sdro.,
Der, 10 begin. 90 SABRE aft, tperbea
nad Cos ans.les ausssliefert tpers
ben, no II. iid I'M YuHpssseriGt
auf bic Intlase bin 5u perantipcrtsu
faben bic poit fir betriiseriide 3ips.
de bsniibt su bdben. Der Rift.r
Sd3a BON gunbtsgeri1t orbrets am
Mittpch lire ausliefsruna an.
81. WGnner finb anesflost. bdB
fie iid fir .sSitIitt 5eiIer" aisss-
esben uno fih Der pcit fir bic gsrs
mittiuna ibr,rgsi9dfts bsbient babsn.
Sic riirbsn Dor sUei Wruatsn bers
bartlett, nadotm @unbssSeftttirs lie
i'm sansen aanbs, fsfbft /. IN aanaoa
seiuhi bdtttn.
pdeiftc gcbn burd
S9neebIodirt.
laramie, Wpo., 27. De3. Die
Union pdeifie gdbn III in Wbomins
our4 Gdnss blodirf, ttie psrIdutst.
gum erittnmnl felt 5tpnnsig Sdbrsn.
3pi59en laramie unb RdfpIins fubt
am Mittpod niht Elm sin5is.r 3us.
Rsunssbn 3iiss finb in psrfhisbensn
abeilen bss Staaies our4 SdHes oufs
ssbalten.
bon sintm DrittsnI
trfdoffem
YuffdIo. q. o.. 81. DECEMBER.
Dh 20 Sabre aItt Celia Gdniser
an msislDoa bon siasszl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-28
Cfii3iea beftdtigt
@iroc an Wiitttpof Die Gimabme Der
StaSt SDrreon burdb gila.

or SOTO, Geras. 81. DECEMBER.
Die girnctne BON Torreon ourdl
@ilia's Streitfr1ite purbe an giitt.
ipodi Don benz bieiisen aonitil Der be
iarto Recierimg offi5iea beititigt
GerieIbe iaate, Sorreon ici BON ON,
General Golanrarite uiib ieinen t.5GU
Mnnn Jcrittut pcrSeu. neil glaa
iiber cine beoeiitenb er6bere an,abI
ron Rmmihuiten periiiat babe.
Ger aoHiih itelte oas Seriift, Dem.
sufolae Der General Brancisco Rur.
luia. Der iesise geiesIsbdber in Der
StaSt chihuahua. I'M Ginoerne6msi
init gila feinen gerinh semaht ba6c,
nenielben bel beiicn Ginnahme DER
Gtaot CHIHUAHUA entgegenjatreten, in
Wbrs0p
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-28
IN cHisiersiAnleu
@aben iiG bic si,,It 8. Samiar 2ti
gu aeiitnants err,anute GiuiIiitcn
ein5uiinoer.


@nfbingtoH. g. G.. 81. Te,.
am Nittpo6 erbiellen 241 junge
GiuiIiiten. ipeId,e 81 llnierleutnants
IN Der reJuIaren 4incc crinnnt muir.
ben, 9eiebl, iib in Gfibiersifrdsn
einsuiinS,u, ebe Tie ibren 4egimenicrr
sIeemieieH tperbeu. GeIhe, weIte iiir
Sic aapalerie, Die SeIbartiacrie nno
oie Suiant.rie bcitimnt iino, baben
lid, ON 8, Snnilar in Der Sfii,rrS.
idaiIe IN Cert 2capenporth ju meloru
unS ~Sieienigen fir bic ai1ienartilicric
i'll DER Sdpile IN Sort @onrce, 0irJi.
nien. Bon ben @1nnern wurbsn 81
ser aabalerie. 26 Der Seloartilierie.
80 Der ai:itenartilierie mo Die iGrt.
gen Der Snfmerie Su~geipieien
c. 1T Dies bic erite grnenMIng pom
eipiliiten 5n Giiisieren, felt 0ns Gan.
besrsrtbeioigimos.@ eies crsenonmciI
tunr0e. gle riiden in Stellen eiii, mel.
DE byrd bic inicl1e Der bcihlciiencn
y1ceresoernebriing rcrgenomiicpc
g~cf6rbertng BON llnterlcitnnnts Dn.
FAINT ipurScn. Gs iiuo iber taiiero icl.
der Stelsn gu 6eieeen.
Die Refouretn Der amerts
Ia iI4tn RatipnaIs
banfen.
WofbinstoH, .. G., 81. 1ss.
Der Comptroller Milinms tiinbiste
am Mbsro an. baB bic Rsiorrcen Der
Rationulbanien Der Ser. Staaten IN
ben lssieu stpei Sdbren nm mebr aIs
A.OO0O00,O00 5usenommsn babtn
unb ji9 iebt anf SIZE. 300. 100000 6es
IGufen, mas I'm iinseidbr $1,000. 900,
600 msbr IN. dls bic Reicurcen Der
1dnf BON gnelarb, Der ganf bon
Jranfrtid, Der beutl9en Rei9stuni.
Der Hans Ron Rublanb. hsr Hans
pss Stslisu, 81 9aps ~ Spanisnt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-28
Mmfane.

Dis 72sidbrige anna GOnIsp,
1920 Glen garter abenue. fiel ses
tern Ra6mittag i'm aion GsbduOe,
8. unb Gin GtraBs, cine 5rtppe
binab unb erIitt ~Osrartise @erlesuns
cen i'm Ridsn, baB fis bur4 guto
patrol 3 mad Sduie gsbraat tDsrbsn
mufte.
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Shame erfhoHsn, BON ipsl9em bic
ppli5si slaubt, Oab es Der 45 Sabre
alte Wauriee golb BON p6ilobslpb;a
mar, Der nd4bsr gslbftmort bsoing.
SRI. Shnibsr mar Dor bier Wo1en
bon Ybilabelpbia bierber ssfpmmtn
unD folte am Samitag 4benb nit eli
Wanne Don Buffalo ebelia Osrs
bunpeu fterben.
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GaffeefrGns6en.

Der 1ruusnosrein Der 9peite1
9resbpteriIAsn air9s an Der We!s
oi6crtp Strabe bdlt fsinl monotlid1s
@srIammlung an Sorasritag Ra6s
mi!tag, %. DECEMBER. Die JrarsH
Il. Ghulte, Saattump, Sraun, Wtoes
-ina, Deoalin unb Rothous ieroirrd
Ten aafFee. aqs Slisber unb Sreunb:
BEG 0ereins inb ber3li5 etngelaoen.
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nur mod ben bereits einsetretenen Cob
tonftatiren tonnte. Coroner Or.
Soertme1er, Der benadri9tig. purbe,
befi9tigte bic aei6e unb srldubte, Sab
biefel6e i'm gter6ehaufe blsiben burfte.
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bab unfere fpirtbl6aftti6e Gntpids
lung in Der 3utunft i'm Stanbs ieip
miro, alien bur9 ben arieg geitsllten
@nforbsrungen gereht gu tpsroen.
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Jeuer.

- aobrsn, tpelae aus eiuem offes
men Ramin fisIsn, bsrurTaften eeitern
Natmittas in Der Dohnung bes SO.
Martin 1854 SumtoIb @penus,
elm Geusr. bag sinsu S4absn DON
$40 anrihtete.
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Der aries in Der SOdsebirss'
wilSuiB.

3um ansriff iiber gsrg66beu uno
fyelfenbdnse. - Der arieg in 1900
Mletsr S5bs. - gsi6iBs bura bic
gebirssptlOnib. = Pioniere Del Der
arbeit. SmprDOiIrte 9ebdube
auf SO6pIutsaus. --Sas eiIsrns
dup i'm arisg.
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&nifsnahri4tes.

@en gort, q. Deg. Qbgsfabren
pGaierto" nab 8snua; sGarpatbia"
na1 2onoon.
SO It On, q. DEG. ansetommen
,Gart6aginian~ bon Glasgow.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-28
ShGtiafeit Ser aangiinser.

gus Dem $auie bes gtifcIats
Nefr. 154s Sobn Strabe, wnrSen
qlioungsItiide iorric iil6ernc gteller
mo 0abeI ~geit1blen.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-10-25

A Pleasing Surprise
CRUMBS.

II you are sore and aching from .
sprain, strain, burns, bruises, or muscular
rheumatism, 1t 10 extremely pleasing to
learn, after you have secured something
advertised to relieve your particular afiic-
ton, that not only have you obtained q
preparation that ID excellent for external
use, but also one you can safely and un-
hesitatinRiy take inwardly for coughs,
colds, sore throat, cramps, chills, ETC., II
necessary to have its soothing and heal
ing qualities 20 direct to the seat Of an
internal trouble. Most liniments, for ex-
ample, have only one value external use
but in the case, say, OF the weli-known
Johnson's An0dyne Linlment, the double
value--internsi and external use--is there.
This splendid preparation, from the pre-
scription OF an erstwhiie old family physi-
clan, has been humanity's staunch friend
for over 100 years, and in great army Of
users, thankful for its wonderful virtue,
feel that Johnson's Anodyne Liniment-
the double value liniment-is ian angel
in diguise."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-10-25

0oULDsBORo.
Mrs. JENNIE =. sowLx GRAY.

MR8- JENNIE =. eoWLE GRAY.
The community was called upon We'd
nesday, Oct. IS, to mourn the loss OF one
who entered very closely into the Life OF
its old and young in the person of Mrs.
Jennie sowle Gray, only daughter Of the
late william and Lizzie Holbrook Sowle,
and vile OF J. Lyman Gray. She was
born in Gouidsboro April Q, 1854, and had
been lifelong resident OF the COM
munity.
She had been i'll since July, and q few
weeks ago was taken to Bangor hospital,
where abe underwent surgical operation.
Though she was relieved of her suffering,
she and her family knew that she could
not regain her former strength and vigor,
yet the end came much sooner than her
friends expected. She feared not the end,
and when she knew that only few hours
remained for her, she greeted her friends
with words OF cheer; and when physical
life was 90 far gone she could no longer
speak, she smiled upon her loved ones be-
side her, as her spirit passed from its
earthly home.
@PsAeS1 80 AotsoSSs bh1 oNNetsfS " "sNe~s
Der OF the Methodist church OF Goulds-
boro, ana always remained q lively mem
Der, never hesitating to reEder to her
church any service that lay in her power.
The friends who have grown up with
her will sadly miss her, yet none will
miss her more than the children OF the
community; for in them she ever had q
loving interest. They asked the privilege
OF attending her funeral and follow ing
her remains to the final resting place, that
they might show the love they had for
her.
Aside from the RESPONSIVENESS that en-
abied her to be of much service to the
social and religious life OF her community,
she possessed some literary ability, and
wrote many stories for weekly newspapers
and magazines.
Her funeral was held Friday afternoon
at the Methodist church, and was con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. K. {. Dalzell.
1t was attended by the Campfire Girls
and "Blue Birds" in . body, OF which or
CARNATIONS she was the guardian, and
many other friends showed by their
presence and floral offerings the esteem in
which they held their friend.
She is survived by her.1husbsnd, two
aunts- Miss Abbie Sowle, who made her
home with the deceased, and Mrs. Ella
Campbell, OF Bangor, and by two uncIes-
Benjamin T. Sowle, OF Ellsworth, and
Nathaniel Sowie, OF Gouldsboro. Inter-
ment was in the village cemetery.
Oct. q. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-10-25

Receipts from automobile registration
up to October q this ear amount TO ssSa,
ai5.s0, or SBi, as 20 more than the receipts
for the entire year 1915.
The double saw mill OF the North Anson
Manufacturing TO. was destroyed By ns
last Friday, with . loss OF $500. Ins
box mill, shook mill, lumber and Offices
were saved.
Merton H., aged seven, son OF CHARTS
H. Harrington, OF Chesterville, was sno'
and instantly killed, last "Wednesday o'
the accidental discharge OF shotgun u
the hands Of his brother Ebtn, sss0
eleven.
Fire Of unknown origin at midpiRn'
last Wednesday practically wiped ou' 'ns
village OF White Rock, destroying 'ns
Maine Central station, the general s0''
OF Marshsli r. Shackford, which eo"'
tanned the postofice, the grain MILL s'O''
and residence Of John II. Martin ana Wv
big storehouse OF the White Rock faf"'
ers' union.
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feed her, she would pick me, she was 20
ugly.
The first day, when let her out, she
would not come back, and l had to chase
her. The next time let her out she went
under the hen house. When went out to
get her could not find her. had to get
under there and get her. hated to let her
out because she would keep running away.
On June IS went out to feed her, and
she got up, and I saw two or three little
chicks. l was going to pick them up, but
that ugly hen picked me. took her by
the tail feathers and put her out by one
side, and gave her some corn, but she few
at me. ! could not touch them, but l
loved Them
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-10-25
MY SEASONS WORK.

Frances Lopsree, Elisscorth Falls, Age IS.
(Adjudged Best Story by . Garden and
Canning Club Member.)
"Miss Haskell, state leader OF girls gar
den and canning clubs, will be here next
Fr.day, April g." This was the notice
given out in the Sunday school. l at once
decided to be present at this meeting. /
attended this meeting, and at its close /
was q member of the girls garden and
canning clubs.
had always wanted . garden, and the
little knew about preserving convinced
me that wanted to know more, 90 when
this opportunity arose Immediately took
it.
All the land around my home being too
wet for blowing, was forced to take INV
twentieth OF an acre . mile distant, - 1t
was already late in the season and saw
no way OF lettering myself. This proved
to be SO far that could not attend 1t reg
ularly, and 80 keep my garden in good
condition.
After the ground was prepared trans
planted lettuce, tomatoes, and potatoes,
planted lettuce seed, peas, beans, beets,
cucumbers and swiss chard. The potatoes
started in an old tin pan until some Of
them grew from eight to ten inches high,
and then / trsnsplanted them.
The tomatoes and lettuce grew too big
before transplaDted them, and conse-
que ntly did not grow 20 well - they might
have. The fee beetle found my tomatoes,
and before had learned that air slaked
lime would kill them, they killed most OF
my plants.
The crows killed about half my peas for
the sake OF the pea on the end. The rust
struck my beans when they were almost
ready for picking, and an early frost killed
most OF my cucumbers when they first be-
gan to bear. but ON the whole my potatoes,
my beets, and my swiss chard did pretty
well.
During July and the tirst part Of August
] was SICK with whooping cough, and
was unable to give proper care to my gar
den
When my harvest was gathered, my total
reward was about $1.75, not counting my
labor, which makes me feel that ] don't
want a garden another year unless it is
nearer home.
In my canning, thought at first would
simply can my fifteen jars-five from my
garden and ten for the canning-but after
wards l decided to try ten jars OF crab
apples. gathered all my produce, thus
saving the expense Of buying it.
was very much surprised to see how
the wild straw berries shrank. When
thought would have full jar Of berries,
they turned out more than half juice.
Beets found to be the most difficult Of
ali to can. 1t takes such . long time to
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-10-25
MOUNT DESERT.


Prin. Carl e. Kelley spent few days last
week in Boston.
Pearl 8. Richardson has purchased q
new 1917 Ford touring car.
Miss Julia Campbell, OF Seal Harbor,
was recent guest Of Mrs. N. L. Alien.
Mrs. hattie johnson and son Harry
have returned to their home in Strong.
Miss Charlotte &. Walker left Thursday
for few weeks in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Hedgwig volmrich is spending .
few weeks at her home in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Abraham c. Fernaid, IT., is at home
from the U. OF Nj. on account OF i'll health.
Mrs. Clara z. Somes is having her cot
tage painted by Charles Ahlblad, OF Bar
Harbor.
Miss Goldie B. Mills has returned after
a weeks visit with her parents at Hall
Quarry.
Miss Gladys Ober, Of Bangor, spent .
few days last week with Mrs. A. G..
Fernald.
Mrs. Jennie Hastings has finished her
duties at the Somes hotel, and returned to
her home in Brewer.
Miss Ruth NJ. Greenough has closed her
cottage. "Twixt-the- Hills" and returned
to her home in Boston.
Mr.. ana Mrs. James w. Pryor have re-
turned to their home in Flushing, N. Y,
after the summer at The Pines.
Edgar II. Brown and q friend. OF Bucks
port, were recent guests Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Brown.
DR.. X. L. Grindie and wife and Mrs.
Pearl F. Smith spent one day last week in
Brooksville. The trip was made by auto
mobile.
Arthur L. Bunker and Eugene s. Walls
left Monday for Savannah, Ga, where
they expect to find employment for the
winter.
Miss velma Gray has returned to her
home in Pretty Marsh, after being en-
ployed at the home OF Mrs. L. II. Somes .
few weeks.
The many friends OF Arno W. Cleaves
WCIG buOChCA w tpNkh VI LIE aAtAnASAy
death. Much sympathy is felt for his
wife and daughter.
Mrs. J. l.. Grindle and son Robert, OF
Northeast Hsrbor, and Miss smith, OF
Franklin, are at the Grindie farm at Oak
Hill for short stay.
Things seem to be moving along quite
swiftly in Somesvilie this winter. Three
houses have been sold to summer parties,
and two new cottages are being built for
occupancy next season, besides two being
rebuilt.
Henry Copley Greene returned We'd
nesday from Paris, France, and 10 at
"All's Well" with his family, who will
remain for an indefinite period on &C.
count OF infantile paralysis in Massachu-
sets. Mr.. Greene has been doing relief
work In France.
Oct. q. TANGO.
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blanch them, rub on the skins, pack and
cook. Beans also found quite dificult
to pack whole so that they make full and
pretty pack.
Mr.. wordsn encouraged rs to send our
produce to the Bluehill fair. We did, and
much to my surprise received the frst
prize. My sister received box Of choco-
Iates at the Methodist fair, and received
twenty-five cents at the North Ellsworth
fair.
Next year certainly will belong to the
club, for think it is fine, for it Is not only
q club for amusement, but in the end very
profita BILE, as one has experience which is
invaluable to them.
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AURORA.

A. A. Rowe caught . large bear last
week.
Lswellyn Palmer lost valuable horse
last week.
Mr.. Miller, Of Esstbrook, preached at
the town hall Sunday.
Selden Archer and wife and Frank Dun
ham and wife, Of Amherst, Mr.. Walbridge
and wife and Mr.. Young, Of Bangor, are
At Leighton brook camp, hunting.
Oct. "a. N.
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Anbutisszssutr
ONLY POWERFUL
MEDICINE WILL END
RHEUMATISM

II matters not wnether you have hsa - q
onixing pains from Rheumatism ~, ~, %
years, or distressing twitchings and
weeks, Rheuma is strong enoa - drive
rheumatic poisons from your BODY
abolish all misery, or money back. sell
Geo. A. Parcher and all drugghss, nj
Rheuma on Q no-cure-no pay basis, lu' vou
more than 20 cents bottle, and ails, iwo
take q half teaspoonful once Gay ~, you
days you should know that o. iss. ouer
have obtained . remedy that will coh4N
rheumatism. .,,,erics
Rhsmms has BEEN prescribed by broad,
minded physicians and has iSasnsir.
Thousands from agony, pain and desp
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