davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-03
.rantrtag fit MinntiOta.
8unu. ;Sainnpno hente Snr lctten
9inbe gebsttet.

ct. 8auI, 8. San. Die 0ffentli-
den Sf)ulen iinO geidlloiien, Die
8eri6te halten bcute feline SiBltngert
mo Die fSlaggeu tuebcn i'll St. Saul
nno Wiinneopolis auf Salbmait, an-
lGBliG Der beittieen 9ei6enfeier fir
ben lette gSo6e in Soniiianu plos-
lit peritorbenen @ouuerneur Sam-
mono bon Mlinneiotn. Die 9eide lag
bis eeitern i'm bieiigen aapitol i'm
Stoat ans uno puroe belrte na6
ct. SSames, Winn.. gebradlt. mo- beu-
te nafnittag oas 9egrabnis itnttfin-
oet. 8ouperneilr @rrnqitiit iette
ben hei1tigen Dag uls Srauertag fiir
ben gnn5en Staat OH.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-03
Ses 9iebitabls beihnloigt.

Sudion. Nih., 3. San. ga.
muel 6. Niaer, in 0ieniten Der
Gooms GrpreB 60. ipilroe inter Sln-
flase oes 8roB0iebitablcs pcrboftct.
Ron bate ibm 5lir glblieferrng elm
Eodet iibergeben, oas einen9iamont-
ring i'm gSerte Don $3.50 entbieIt.
9ie Ioli5ei bebaiiptet. ooB @tincr
ben &ing elmer ihm befreimoeten
Tame gab. bon Der or 5iiriideritattct
tplirSe Dtiller befinoet lid i'm &c.
fdnenis.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-03

Die ein8ise fdari8e oeltt.
f8e Beitrns in 2aid6isan.
pec6e Die 9epef6en Ger
PH. YreGe 6rinst.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-03
TranSoien mnbteu ild am Sart.
manus= =@cilerfopf eilenas
Suriid5itbtn,

9Gneriff nit Silfailterie fallo nidt
itatt.
Der beleiide 9erift meloct nidts
9teues.
@rpfer gritenbampfer perienft.
SpnoDn, 3. San. Ser britiidlc
Sampfcr 6lcneplc lit ucrienft uur-
ben. Die 3abl Der lteberlebcnben
belGnft i'd nnf etiun 100.
Die @lcnggle mar elmer Der srDk.
ten Sampfer, Die i'm Niittelmeere per.
ienft wnrbcn, lett lid bort Die SGti9-
felt Der Sandlbupte bemerfbnr mnd)te.
Sire &niierperbrGngnmg betrng
1895 SOnnen. Sic gebOrte Der
Glen Sinie in @lassou, beren grOk.
tes Shiff tie mar.
Sas Sd)iff hat MIR cine perbGlt.
nismGfig fnrse Seit i'm Sicnit &C.
itanoen, oenn es iunroc i'm Sabre
1914 in Ielpcnitlc aebant Gs bate
cine SGnge pun 500 Snf, lunr 62
ssmf budl nnb hattie 81 Smf Sicf-
gang. Gs itanb inter bem Sefebl
uun Sapitan @ebiter.
9lm %. Iuuembcr fnbr bic 8len-
gple ppn Sbangbai nadI Suuoun ab.
3nlebt ipnrSe iie am 6.Se5ember pun
Sinaapprc gcmeloet. Sbre Hpgte
fiibrte iie Snrdl ben Snesfanal nnD
bas Yiittelmcer, gleidl Der Teriia,
@i4e be &a Gipfat, gaiafa Wtaru mnO
anSeren 9ampfern.
Snrsuediel britiidler Sdliffe i'm Dit
telmeer.
2on0on, 3. San. Tie Wf0glid)-
felt, oab britiide SpItoampfer i'm
Mittclmeere ibren &urs dnoeri, ipie
6ies sic boIlGnbii6en IND tapanii6en
Sd)iffc bereits getan ba6en, miro IN
Ser 8reIie beiprohen, unb es miro
oorgclegt, bnB Die britii6en Sdiffe
iid) in einer on0eren Gage befinoen.
Sic baben nit ser &egierltng einell
aontraft, nad) Dem Tie bie Soit iiber
genou beItimnlten Holtten beforoerl
miiiien lmb fonnen bieie obne Die Gr-
laubnis ser &egieriing 1tid)t anoern.
Srans6iiihe slrtiaerie beihut am
1. Sannar Die Srti6aft 3ntterbadl
i'm Gliaf. Die Welonng lantet ba-
fin, Saf Elm IGb6en setDtet, cine
1sram nnb brei Ginber beim &erlaiien
Der Stride ner,unnoet lpnrben.
Nm Der 5itliden Gsrpn baben bic
Gniien lire Speratipnen NIT Ea-
truuilen nno anDeren fleinen gbtei-
lnnaen Dime Grfplg furtgelebt.
@6nis 9onitantin anseblidJ iduer
franf.
gf nj, 8. San. Ser 3ultunb oes
96nigs &onItaittir BON 8riedenlano
hat lid 10 ihnea peri6linmert, Dob
man gluubt, 9Srin5 @eorg, Der oltelte
Sobn itn0 Sbronerbe, Der i'm 20.
9cbcnsjabrc itebt, neroe 5ltm &cgen'
ten ernaitnt mer0er.
9ieie gfo6ridt lit in ciner 9cpcidle
cnthaltcn, Die alts gltben meloet,
aonigin Sopbie, cine S6peiter oeS
ocutiAcn &oiiers, iei in GROCER Se-
iorgnis ltno bobe Die berpprrageno.
item oelttld)cn Spe5ialGr3te nodgltben
entboten. 9luBer 8rofeiior 5rieorid
&raus bon Berlin, Der it'd ouf Dem
8eae na6 Atbcn befinoet, iollen nod
nrebrcrc Gbirureen aus @ien mad
@tben berifcn porben iein. gtat
ibrer 9lnfilnft miro entihicben mer'
ociL oh einc Operation om griiit'
ltnb Rippcnfen notlrenbie 1T. SolltC
oies Der Saa iein, iDiiroe es betrd1t
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-03

5ieren fonmanoiert ieien. Ser &c.
fretdr crfpioerte, oas 0eportemcnt
pertrete ben Stoilbpullft, oaB Die
Slagge, ipeI6c oas Sau6bpot 5cigc,
eii15i9 iulb aQcin nabgcbeltb ici. !.
Gie amerifalii6e Tcgicriing bofft
burdJ 9otihafter Benfielb in gerIir
feititellcn 5il fomen, fpelde @efpeiie
fiir Die 9lnnabme porbonoen ieien,
oaB Die 9eriia torpeoiert murbc. Gein
llntericcboot pltroe geieben, aber ei.
ner Der Sffi5ierc Der Yeriia beboiip-
tete, CT bdtte Die BON cinem 5orpeoo
ge3oeenen @alicrfllr6en beoba6tct.
@s lit moglidl, ooB ipdtcr 9otifaftcr
8eraro III Berlin inltriticrt per6en
mag, SSlfornlatipn 81 ianinleIn.
3iuiebinef bel Canning.
@6brenb bes Sorlnittags iprad
9aton ;3ipiebincf bel Sefrctdr Gan.
ling Dor inb criltd)tc, oab man nit
Dem ltrteil Sltriif1altc, bis of Die
Sotia6en bcfannt ieicn. Gr iud)te
ull6 erb6ltlidle 0Snforlnotioii, Die er
ieiner Hegierlug einicnoen pollc.
@leih5eitig periid)ertc or, baB ici-
lie Hegierling poae 6elutgtitling gc-
ben per0e, faGs es lid, Seigen ioltc,
ouB ein oiterreidliidlcs Soubbpot Die
Heriio nerienft bate.
0os Staatsbcparteinent peroffcnt-
lid)tc belItc folgeroe linn 5ugegonecne
0epei6en:
Die Seridlte Der &uninlm.
9ic erite 9epcidc fon BON @cnc-
raj &onirl glrnolo in Cairo, trug
bas 9atllm pom 2. Sanuar uno Iau.
tetc:
YS. & 8. 9ompfcr @eriio torpc-
oiert pier5ig Wfeilen iiiooitlidJ pom
&reta, Sonneritag, I :05 n1nl. ohnc
@armln9. gtotionalit6t oes SallL)-
bnotes unbefannt, oo nid)t aciehcn.
Sonf in fiinf Dtiniltcn. Gttpo $50
Saiiaeierc uno Gcrionol, cinihlicB-
lid oicler Sroiien unb ainoer. ct
mo- 150 gerettct. lleberlebcnoc nod
30 Shlnoen BON britii6cm 3eritorer
Wiallaro altigegriffcn. @emcloct, oai,
omerifoniidler aoniul aiif 1Sabrt nod
Soften III 9loen perloren. Ietoils
mir Ourh Soffonlnliii6r gegcben,
oeiien militdriiher Scfret1r @ing-
bon Gin lleberlebenber lit aalm MI
fioonit, tuenn getpiinid)t, crboIten".
Tic 5ipcite 9epei6c fant nntcr Dem
0atim bcs 1. SSanuar bon aonIuI
8orrels in glleranbrio, @gppten, un6
lautete:
rY. & 3. 9ampfer Geriiu, At sc.
id)us troeeno, ianf fiinf O1ilmten
nod elm lbr nabniittag 80. 9esem-
ber etipu 300 Meilen norotpeitli6 bon
9lleranoria. @erntutlid) torpeoiert,
fein EauGboot geiebet, 5tpeiter Sffi.
5ier Bromley inb Sorpebo's 6urden.
Sdiff ianf in flint Yfinuten. 3tpei
omerifaniid)e @iireer on goro.
Charles 8. 9ront, Ionaaer @ocu.
I'M Oil 60, Calcutta, lit gerettet in
SlleranOrio. g2obert g1ep W1cgeeeIp,
uiiignierter amerifanii6er aoniuI in
9loelt iebr pobrideinlid) uln9efom-
men. 8on insgeiamt 400 8afiagie-
rem itno Herional 155 am I. Somlor
i'll Selronbria gelanbet. NcReelp 5u.
lett i'm @aiier geieben. glngeiifts
Der Satiode, bob perierftes S6iff
betpaffnet mar, ipiinid1t oos 9eparte.
ment Die slffioonits ?"
0os Oeparteneiit fobelte Inn Gin.
ierbuns Der @ffiOapits.
Traiibeut berldft Spt Springs.
9ot springs, @o., 3. San.
8roiioent @iIion miro bier beilte nm
S:45 ltbr obeno nn9 @oibington
4 (sSorffeeuun auf Gafts 6Y
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-03

Sente abenb flnr nnb falt. Wtprseu
idl6mes @etter, aber falt. @cit.
li6e sSinSe, peranSerlid ueroemb.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-03
syoro's Yilgrime oiir.
fen 0ur(b 9eutid)=
lamb reilen.
Sic bhrien bentiden SOOen nidt betreten
unb mIlien eimen groben Sell ibres ST.
pdds am Der 0renSe Snriidladen.

&openba GEN, ilber Sonoon,
5. San, Die oeittide &egieritng bot
Der 5rieoens Grpeoition Senrp
fSoros oie grlaubnis erteilt, naf Dem
Saag onrh oeiitihes Sebiet auf eis
ncm Sonoer5nge 5it reiier. 0ie 8e-
icai6aft miro am n66itcn SSreitag
bon bier u6fahren. Die enogiltigen
&urfcbrllngcn fiir oic &ciie Dcroen
ourb oen bieiigen ocitihen &oniul
gctrofien, Der na6 8erbanolltngeu
nit Berlin anfilnOigtc, oaB oic Sil-
Crime Die 8oute iiber 9euti6lnno be-
ruIBer 0iirfen
9ieie @ergiinItignng lpuroc ge-
ipdbrt, trosoem iih oos Stoatsoepor.
tef1ent Der &creinigten Stauten ge-
ipeigert battc, Der 9feiiegeieai6aft
Sdiie mir 9dnber aus5uitelen, Die iid)
im 9riegs5ititanbe befinoen.
Strifte SeSinamngem.
Die geoingungen, inter 0encn Die
Seielllhnft reiien miro, iino itrifter
Slrt SSbr 3ug miro plonlbiert, ino
ieoer 9feiienoe mlB iif i'm Snncrn
nlfbdlter gtiemanocm lit geltattet,
mGbren0 Der SSabrt belItihcn 8ooen
5li beriibren. @s miro ben Wtitglie-
bern Der Heiie9eieaidaft nidt geItat-
tet iein, geidlriebene, georudte ooer
ourd) Vtaidineni6rift ongefertigtc
9ofumente bel iid 5lI fiibrcn. 9as
Serbergen bon Yapieren, uno leiell
lie nod 10 liniduloiger 9lrt, miro oic
ifmeriten Solgen fiir Die gan5e @e-
iellidlaft haben.
9Inbere 0inge, Die Die @cieqi6ait
5lIriidlalien mitB, che lie aiif oeutl6cn
9o6en gelangt, iino Cameras, 9oIt-
farten, sSclogldier mo @oIOnliin3cn.
Ger gr0Bte Sell oes HeiieaepGds
miro bon &opcrbagen na6 Den Ser.
Stanten 5uriifgeihidt pcroen. Gs
miro angefiinbigt, ooB oic &ciiege-
ielliduft iidl i'm Sadg am ~. Sanmar
oufloicn miro, bon no oic meiIte.l
gtitglieoer on oiclcnl Gage na6 Hot-
teronm 5ltriidfebrcn Dcroen.
@efabren DER Heiic uermicocn.
Die 8Giie Der Heiienoen geitatten
ibnen nidlt 0as 9ctretcn fricgeriiher
Sdnoer, lno ons @ntgegcnfommel
Der oeutidlen Hegicrlng geitattet ih-
nen, Der Hotipenoigfcit, iibcr Die
Noroiee rciien 5u miiiicn, NO ibr
Sd)iff leidt auf eine Wfine Qeroten
fonnte. ais Dem @ege 5u gebcr. Ger
omerifanii6e 8eiallotc in Gopenbo-
gen bat lid getueigert, oic BGIie fir
Seiitidllanb 81 piiiercn, uno anionas
ioll ii6 Der oeiitidc 8eianbtc geipei.
CERT boben, ibnen 5u belfen. Grit ols
einSdiff gedlartert poroen por, nm,
fpenn notiDenoig. blrr6 Die Noroiee
5I reiien, iporOten iib Ole 9eiter Der
Expedition am Sonntag an Den
oelitidlen @eianoten nm 0ic Grlnub-
nib. burd) ScutifIanb reiIen su oiir-
fen, unb oiesmal batte ibre 9itte
Grfolg.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-03
Snnbert Eeripnen iollen llntersan
bcs Glingple iibcrlebt ba6en.
9llle @ergiinitignugen Der Ssraelitcn
in Hnflanb miberrnfen.
@proringen Der &erbiinSeten nadI
Salunifi itcbt bcpDr.

Berlin, ;. San., Ora6tlus iiber
Sapuille. Seutihe Srnppen bnben
anf brcitcr 1srunt einen slugriff n0rb-
lid Der Strnse sluiIdJen ga Saiiee
nno @etbnne geitern nnternummeu,
nud)bem lie pprber Minenuperatipnen
in grpkem ltmfaugc purgenpmmeu
batten. Sns &riegsamt fiinbist an,
baf bic Seiabnng eines SdDiiben-
srabens Snr6 Die Ggpluiipn begraben
uSer getDtet mnrbe, nnb bak Die al-
lierten Srnppen ans nnoeren Stel-
lunscu fluben.
Staliens Sufarbeiter inter mill
tGriidDer &untrullc.
&on, 3. San. 9lrd) @erfii-
elna Der Hegierlmg iiito ale Sofen-
uno 0oforbciter i'll SSStalien inter mi
lit0riidbe aontroae geiteqt porben.
9as &orgehen crfolgte 5ur @erbinbe-
rllng pon Strifes Inn b0bere 2obne,
iolange oie 9enlilbllngen mnoauern,
um Die S6fen pom ocn groBcn Wen-
gen an @aren mo &riegsmoterial 5lt
entlalten.
Der Sariier Nad)tberid)t.
Yaris, 3. San. Gas arieas-
amt mel0ete iiber Die Gorgange nab
reno Der 9faft folgcnoes:
SSn @clgien bat cin 9omboroemertt
ourdl lu1iere 6eloorti1erie lt1b 8ra-
ben Wtorier auf @ruppen oes Sent
oes in ser 8egeno BON Dunes gro-
ben Sdaben angeri6tet. ;3tpci
9rGnoe crtitanben, lno stpei Wluli-
tionsbepots flogelt auf.
Ssn oen 9lrgonnen bat oas 5euer
nnierer Satterien cine oeltti6e Srllp-
pc 5eritreitt, Die iid 5piihen glpo-
court ltno Ntalancourt altf oem Wfor-
ide befono. gluf ben Sooben Ger
OtellIc i'm @albc pon Gbcpaaiers
perurio6te cine beftige &nnonaoe,
ole gegen Die S6an5grdben bes Sent
oes gcridtet mar, Die SerItorltng
Inlehrerer @lodhaltier.
Slm gta6mittag ficlen Srpei Bonn.
ben aui gtancp. Die feiloliHen Sc
i6iise, Die iie ianoten. fplroen TO-
fort inter sSeuer genonunen.
Ssil Der @egeno oes Sartranns
&eilerfopfs iebte Der sSeiito iein9om.
baroemellt fort, ipesmegen iih llniere
9inien Inn POO Meter nad) Der @eit.
leite Der Shludt alriif5ogen Gin
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-03


prin5 lit i'm Sabre 1890 geboren ltno
bot cine iorgf6Itige n1iIit6riihe Or
5iebung genoiien.
Itben, 33. Ssan. &onig Betcr
miro bier gum geiu6e bes &onigS
&onitantin eilttreffen, nadbem or bic
icrbiif)el1 Srltppen IN Snlonifi be.
iid)tigt bat.
Die Siirfei melbct nnttlidD.
&onit itantinopeI, 3. San.
9ic folgenbc onttlidc WtclOung MIR
DC bonn tiirfiifcn &riegsomt perof-
fentli6t:
9aroaneaen- Sront: Tabe Seooml
Sabr ipiro bas strtiifcric- unb Sout-
bengefe6t fortgcicbt. Gin areii5er
ino elm Monitpr, oic OIL Inn tcilnoh-
men, porcn gc5ipungcn, iid 8uriif-
5u3ieben. Ser Seino beifob iuiiere
gottericn cine Stiubc lang obne
Grfolg.
ltniere Spbroplane babcn 9ombcn
auf oas feinolidle 9oger BEL Seb0ul
9obr faacn laiien 2m Orte ieIbIt
tpuroen fcilloli6c @crfc uno cine
9lnSabl Sorrotsbditier 5eritort
Teriiid)e sSront: Sei einen 9ln-
griff allf Die Hliiien norhlif) Don Sa-
MADAM purben 3tpei rlliiiid)e Sc
id)iibe erbelltet SSSn einem anberen
8cfedt ipurben $50 Ruiien peripiln-
set.
Sapaniihes 8eidwaoer nadJ Dem
Snes-&anal.
Sofio, 3. San. Die 3eitllng
SSiii Sdilnpo fiinoiet an, baB Elm 8e-
id)pober ioponiIder 9riegsidiffe no6
Dem Sue3fanol iegeln miro, pabr-
iheinlif Inn Die iopanii6cn SfiffS-
intereiien 8u beidiiben. gs beiBt,
baB oie Yan5erfreu6er aoiilga, So-
fipa mo Gbiteic bieiem Gienit iiber-
ipicien tporben iinb.
Der @eidluB ser 9iegierlng er-
folgte nod Der %erienflng 3ipeier jo-
puniider Sanpfer i'm Wfittelmccre.
Ser Yaiiasieroampfer gaiafo Warli
tpltroe Dor Yort Saio am 81. Ge-
5enlbcr torpeoiert. Der sSradltoun-
pier &cnfofu Oforu tpurbe our6 ein
Saubboot om %. Se5er1ber 5llnt
Siftfen gebruht, alle OH 0oro befino.
li6en Serionelt ieboh gerettet. Sic
ioponiibe Soitbompfer @eieaifoft,
pel6e beu groBten Seil Ser japoiti-
i6en Sd)iffabrt fontrouiert, bot Die
9foute oltrf ben Suesfanal aufgege-
ben.
Der ltntergang Der 9enfDfm Wfarm.
Sofio, 3. San. Gie 8cliser bes
japanii6en sSra0toampfers &enfofu
Nuru iinO benadrihtigt porbeil, baB
ooS Sfiff oltrA ein oeitti6es Solld,-
boot on 30. Oesei1ber i'm Oeittel-
meere perienft Durbe. 9ie Iunn-
f6aft ipurbe in Cannes, SSronfreid),
gelunbet. 9as Sd)iff itano inter
fremoem Charter. @s batte in 0ta-
nilo Sanf gelaben itno mar oilf ici-
nem Wege nadl SStalien unb Gng-
lamb. Ser Santpfer ipar 2tO9 Cont
men grob.
Berlin beridltef umtlid).
Berlin 5. San. Orabtlos iiber
Sappiue. Die Scercslcitl,ng perof-
fentlifte geitern Die folgenoe urttlide
Wteloilng:
Y@eitlihe Sront: Starfc britii6e
glbteilungen periu6te1 tpdbreno Der
9taht Ses 1. SSSanuar erfolglos in Die
oeittiden Stellitngen bel 6relingben,
norooitlid ron 9lrmelttieres, cin5u-
oringen. 9eutid]e Sruppen bradlten
NIT Grfolg cine Nfine norboitlid, pon
0uqu6 5ur @rploiion uno beieetel,
ben &rater. Gin fran5oiii6er
(Jortfcsuns auf Seite 81
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-03
@rob ber Srteroampfer SleugD(e n Afittelueer uereu
3luei ocutl0c Somben muroen
TT bic fronS0iti0c Teitung
NancD gei0leuoert.

li6e 3cit bnuern, che ber aonie ipie-
Der I'M Ston6e lit, Die &eeierungsge-
ifGfte 81 iibernebnlen. 8ei Der
operation I'M SUM burh TrofeIior
eiielberg in @ien mnrbe ein Stiid
Der 5ebnten &ippe cntfernt, unb Die
@ilnbe lit nidt gebeiIt. Ser &ron-
prin5 lit i'm Sabre 1890 geboren ltnb
bat cine iorgf6Itige ntilitdriihe Or
5iebung genoiien.
N(tben, 33. San. &onig Betcr
miro bier 5iun Seiltde bes &onigS
&onitantin eintreffen, nadbem cr bie
icrbii6en Srllppen III Salonifi be-
lid)tigt bot.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-11-23
NEWS OF THE ORANGES.

Morning Light Grange hall, Monroe,is being
painted inside, newly papered, and in other
ways renovated and improved.
Univeral woman suffrage by federal enact
ment was endorsed unanimously by the Ma
tional Grange at its meeting last Monday night
in Washington, D. C. Similar action was taken
by the grange year ago, but with large
minority opposing.
The program and surprise lunch announc ed
for entertainment at Seaside Grange hall last
Friday evening was postponed to Friday
evening, Dec. LIST, on account of the storm and
illness of several of the members. The regu-
lar business session was held. A Thanks giving
program and lunch will be given tomorrow,
Friday, evening.
County Deputy Charles Wood and Mrs.
Wood, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert
Paul of Morrill, visited Union Harvest Grange,
Center Montville, Saturday night, Nov 18th.
The grange was well represented. An inter-
esting program was given and supper of
pastry and coffee served. Mr.. Wood reported
the grange in good standing.
Monday evening Nov 10th. Harvest Home
Grange of Brook held parents and teachers
night to which parents. teachers and students
of the high school were invited. After a
musical program, educational topics were dis
cussed. Among the topics was Union Superin-
tendency of Schools, Vocational Training and
the Value of a Parent and Teachers Associa.
ton.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-11-23
SWANvlLLE.

Mr.. T. D. Nickerson shot deer few days
ago.
The L. A. S. will meet with Mrs. H. M
Chase this. Thursday, afternoon.
Mrs. Myra Lamb and laughter. and her sister.
Mis- Addie Mathews Of Searsport, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Nickerson Friday.
Mrs. Chauncy Hardison and two children, who
have been guests Of her father, Mr.. A. E.
Gun ningham, returned to their home in Bangor
last Saturday.
Mr.. Clarence Curtis and Mr.. Clarence Trundy
left Saturday for Carmel. where they have
empl oyment for the winter hauling lumber for
Mr. E. H. Little6eld.
Mr.. Joy Saunders Of Bluehill was in tow
last week, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Mic kerson. On his return home he took with
hi m Becca a handsome horse which Mr.. Nicker-
son raised.
Mr.. Jack Bridge arrived from Montreal.
C anads, Nov. 18th, and returned Friday. &C.
com panied by his wife, who has been the CUES
of her mother. Mrs. Harriet F. M.>Phiilips. fol
several weeks.
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PERSONAL.

Miss Annie M. Murch of Freedom called on
friends in Augusta Monday.
Mrs William Ii. Staples is visiting in NAL
den, Wollaston and Quincy, Mass.
Saturday from a few weeks visit in Dixmont
and Brooks.
Mrs. Laura Bagley has returned TO her home
in Unity after visit with Mrs. E. F. William
son at the National Home, Togus.
Miss Maud Gammans is still in New York
but later will go South for the winter, though
her plans are not yet decided upon.
Miss Irene Marks, stenographer in the Ex-
ecutive department., Augusta, has gone to
Worcester. Mass, for few days visit with
her sister.
Mrs ]. A. Fessenden and Mrs. L. w. PEN
dleton are visiting in Plainfeld, N. j.. but will
return to Stamford, CT, before going south
for the winter.
Miss Marian Holmes of New York, who spoke
on the Red Cross work in France at the UNI
tartan church last evening. was the guest while
in Belfast of Rev. and Mrs. Arthur F. Wilson.
Mrs. Camilla w. Hazetine has closed her
home, No. Court street, and went to SPRING.
field, Mass, yesterday, where she has taken an
apartment for the winter to be near her son
Reginald and family.
Miss Hattie P. Godfrey returned last Tues
day night from Portland, where she had been
the puest for several DAYS of her son. Harlie
F. Godfrey, who recently graduated from the
Shaw Business College and has position as
bookkeeper with the Overland Auto Co.
The following is taken from the Buge Call
the official organ of the Ladies of the G. A. R.,
published at Easton, Pa, October 1916:
"Acting under the wishes of her many
friends, Mrs. Mary E. Tarbox of Fryeburg. Is
hereby announced as candidate for the office
of National president, the election of which
will be held at the next National convention
Ladies of G. A. R.
'Mrs. Tarbox has served her own circle in
all its several Offices, has twice been elected
president of her department of Maine and had
experience in the National body. both on the
council Of administration and as senior vice
president, besides having filled several appoln-
tive offices. Maine esteems her valuable
officer and helpful, member and therefore asks
that she is given the support needed to secure
the high office which we would like to see her
gain and asks all sisters give her name and
ability, considera tions,"
There seems to be no doubt about the cleo
ton of Mrs. Tarbox as the next president of
the National body, her act in withdrawing her
name from the contest at the last convention,
in favor of q soldiers widow winning for her
the approval and strong friendship of the en-
tire convention.
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We don't want to hurt Senator John
sons chances for postmaster general by
endorsing him for the place, but we feel
sure of one thing, and that is that he
would see that Maine gets better mail
service than it is Inconvenience by at
present. Under the present regime it
takes from IL to "a hours to get letter
from the senator's home in Waterville to
this city. Portland Press.
There is general complaint of impaired
efficiency of the mail service all over
the country under the administration of
Postmaster General Bureson, and yet
President Wilson has announced that in
make no changes is his present cabinet.
The Bar Harbor Times recently called
attention, in straightforward circum-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-11-23
UNITY.

c. M. Whitney is having his house wired for
electric lights.
Benjamin Ham has moved into the house
owned by Thomas COOK.
Phyllis Benson of Newport is the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Trueworthy.
Mrs. Leon Bagley is in Augusta called
there by the illness of her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Adams have been enter
tanning friends from Massachusetts.
The Eastern Star conferred the degree upon
two candidates at their last meeting,
Mrs. Flora Carlton of Old Town was re-
cent guest of Mrs. ]. F. Harmon for few
days.
The many friends of Mrs. George Roseand
were saddened to hear of her sudden death,
which occurred in Phoenix, Arizona. The
family have the sympathy of all in their great
loss.
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PITTSFIELD PERSONALS.

Horace Toward, roadmaster of the
M aine Central railroad, was business
caller in town Friday.
Karl McKechnie, who has been in town
for a short visit with friends, left Mon
day for his home in Fairfield.
Mrs. Nellie Houstus and two children
of Freedom, who have been visiting in
the home of her brother, Fred Sprague,
left Wednesday for their home. Pitts
field Advertiser.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-11-23
WEST FRANKFORT.

Fred Thayer bought horse of Wellington
Moulton recently.
Miss Velma Grant is in Prospect where she
has employment.
Mrs. Herbert Stevens spent Nov. 18th with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Thayer.
Several from here attended the auction held
at G. M. Conant's Nov. 18th.
II. M. Black has moved his family from the
old homestead into the VIM Patterson house
Mrs Richard Parker has closed her house
for the winter and is with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder
Parker.
The seighing is fine and all are making good
use OF 1t for pleasure as well as business, and
IL mas not prevented the automobiles from
unning.
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PURITY and POWER
Necessary to Overcome Impure and
Weak Condition Of the Blood.

The grip. hard colds, pneumonia,
fevers, diphtheria and other blood.
poisoning, prostrating diseases leave
the whole system subnormal-below
par-weak and slow-blood depleted
and thin, with that tired feeling, poor
appetite, delicate digestive power or
almost none at ALL
The ideal treatment is
Hoods Sarsaparilla-thoroughly to
purify the blood and expel poisons, and
Peptiron Pills, the new pepsin. nux
and iron tonic-to put power into the
blood, give strength, increase red cor
puscles and restore normal health.
tone.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has in forty
years won and held the favor Of the
people, almost to the exclusion Of other
sarsaparillas and blood purifiers.
Begin this course of medicine today.
Any druggist will supply you.