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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-18

9[uf Dem Qonipfer uN}errimod, /"
GopitGn Q. Z. Serbrrt, Der D1er-
donts itnO Miners Qonlpfi6iffobrts.
@eielIidoft begoben iid geiteril
glbenO foIeenoe @erionen nod Sad
ionbiIIe SIa.: Serren $. Ri6mouo,
s. griffin 6. 6. Clifton ". @ront,
George Sduiter, 9orooIIer, 90. $.
9omers, 6. 9. 3egroff 9. @. &i6-
monO, 8. W}iller, g. Cummings, 8.
9foberts, g. goime, g. Strouo, S.
Sort, g. 81. Stebens, Belmont, W1it.
deli, 6rls. 80. 0opoen 0ecelle un6
81. &oberts, Serr uno Srou g. 6.
@eioler Serr lnO Srou s. 6. N1c.
@re9or, Serr uno 6rnu g. @op,
Serr uno 6rou @. Seemnline6onier,
Scrr imo Srou Somers, Scrr uuo
Sroi Z. SwenS, 6rm 81. Strife un0
Jralt @bappell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-18
Ncirnths. Qicciraen .

&cin6olo u. u 9eiicr, 33, bon
@olrapillc, 0io., uuo 9ioia 0l. @.
&oniclnonn 81.
@bilip @linoer, %, bon 9tepport
gteps, @n, uno 9eno @lonofer, 81.
8alcntine g. Brandon 81, in0
2ottic 9}. Soislp 21; 8eioe bon
@oi6ington 9. s.
@ilbert Glorf, unO 2(nnie 8. &c.
mis-, 81 (gci@ieoem.
2ouis Go6en, 81, unO 6ounie So
6onsfp, 90.
g9e6itcr Sc. @oporos, sc, BON Gum.
bcrlnno, @}r., unO @rocc 6. Goipe,
SO.
Benjamin @IoB. 81 mO 6ornic
Oiiller, %.
Sarrp q. Sonlon 81, unO glneto
6. Wlnrlep, 16.
@enrp 9. 2udctt, 81 luo Mouo
6orluoro, 26, (eci@ieociD, bon So.
gcrstomn Nio.
N9iaiun s. gtorris, 81 unO 6Io.
renee @. Sbomas, %.
Mottbew Bplc, 2L uno @loric
N}ilIcr, 20.
G6orlcs 9. &eoficIO, 93, unS
Murgarct 6. g8rigbt, %.
George S1miot. %, uno @Grtril-
oe 9opmon %.
GSreO. 8. Simon n0 gcro ..
8edmon, 23.
Garmclo Soglioria, %, lmo @lo.
ria Sortillo, 20.
6roncisco Onorato, 90, rmo 0lo-
ria 9titiio, 90
Clarence g9iegonO, 27, uno 2end
@mmi5cr, 25, (scibicOcn).
@bilip 9. Sognrtp, 36, unO @li5o-
bct6 q. 9ottS, %.
6ronf 6. 9oung, 93, ino @lorD
Sonlin, 33, (gei4ieOen); 8ei0e bon
Sooogc, 0l0.
DooiO 9ielioh "a, uno Gero So
pelnon 81.
@atrif Smcencp, 80, unO 9orab
9rooon 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-18
Observation-Disclosures Der 9lcfurma-
finn.

86ilo0eIpbio, &oy H. Oft
- Die en0giiltigen glGne fir 6ie i'm
gon5en 2onoe 81 Iciernoe &ierio6r.
blm6ert 6eier Scr proteitontiIden
&eformotion, sic am 90. Sft. 1916
Beginner unO bis 81. Sftobcr 1917
Oouern ioQ, muroen in ciner Sibung
OeS ocreinigtcn g}otionol Gomitc'S
iieben GROCER offi5ieler hlt6eriiher
Sorperi6often getroffcn Die Comic
ren5 forO i'm notionolen Soliptquor.
tier Oo6ier itott
SIN 2oufe oes Subelia6res mcr0en
glnItrengltngen ecnobt, einen 8on0
bon $10OO0O00 fir Gr5ie6uu9Sjma.
de, Niiiiionen lm0 9llters 9eniionen
fir liltberii6e 9oitorcn onf3rbrilt-
gen. 1ie Soften oes Subildlmt5
iino bon Soien scr feben Gorper-
ihoften, iuelde Die eu9liid-ipreHeu.
oen, Oeuti6en, odnilhen. idmeOiiden
uno norpegiiden 2ut6eroner inglme-
rifu reprdientiren, aufgebrodt NOR
ben.
@s miro cine groBe 2iItber.GnroOe
uor6ereitet meI6c ouf Dem Campus
Iutberiider Colleges i'm Siten Sii-
Oen uno Nlitteltpeiten 9ebolten pcr.
Sen, un6 S5enen ans Dem 2e6en Gu
tiers imo aus Scr geformation bar
Iienen mirO. Gin &eOner @iireaa
lit 9ebilOet noroen meldes lofolen
Gomite'n ino Goneregationen 5ur
@erfiigung Ite6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-18

0ie Groffnung Scr erIicu Ginfoufs.
iteae erfolgte in 8er6inorng nit Dem
9lppeII, Der bon einem Gonlite erloi.
len muroe, an oeiier Spite Scr aron-
prjn5 itebt.
Inter ocn erIten %otriotelL meIde
Dem 9lppen 6olge leiiteteu, beianoen
iid Die 9iirgermeiIter ino StootrG-
the, Serren imO Gomen Ser gerliner
@eieai6oft uno Gei6s. ino Stobt-
@eomte. go oroB NOR Ser 9(uorong
Dob man oIou6t ooB Oieies @oloia-
den 9(nno6me 9iireou erpeitert
meroen muB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-18
Sine s6lappe.
(tyOrtIetnus bon Der 1. Seitc.)

sym 9icn3 Gbale bo6en mir feino.
lide 9lneriiie gum Stinitanoe ge.
bradt. llniere 3ruppen beboupten
ibre Eoiitionen tpeitlid ser @ren3e.
sym 9rntus GboIe, mo Der 6cino
bis noh 9lgos boreeoruneeu mar, lit
Die Shlodt nod i'm @onee.
SIN ll5ul GboIe 1T ser 6eino ii6cr
Die @ren5e 5uriidgetrieben iuorOen. n
llniere glrtiaeric brodbte Elm feinoli-
dies Battalion, oos in Wioiien 5or.
motion bororanq oireft unter ibr
6cier. Inter oen Tooten Oieies 9a-
tainons por auh Der Gommnuoant.
@ir nobmen 5S Monu gefangen uno
erbeiltetcn Elm WlaihinenqeBebr.
SIN G6ole oes Situ5 fam es 5u
iebr 6eiBcn admpfen. Die @ren5-4o.
iitioncu iuedieIten mebrere Mole ID.
rem Better. Gie Sample ooueru ou.
alcinc fein0libe Gctodements ma.
berten iih Der @ren5e 5piihen Gain
un0 Saoalo, ipnr0en ieooH niif oas
9u5cn Gbol 3ilridgetrie6eu. Gas
8euer inierer 9(rtiaerie 5pong oen
Jeino, feline Shiibeugrdben auf5uee-
ben iuO Hd in noroliber Hihtltng
5uriid5u5iebeu. @ir madten i40 sc.
foilgeue
@ci 9ubi iino unIere Streitfrdfte
Ioipeit bis noD 9u5eu 2ui inO 9o5o.
poiia porgeortngen no iie gum gln-
grifi gegen Die fcinolidcn StcIluneeu
ihritten. Sci 9ratocea uno bel gra.
oclus fam es 81 fleinereu @eicdtcn
imo BEL Ereoedl trug iif ein 9(rtii.
lerie Duea 5it
Gin 9lngriff oes 6eiilSes olti unicrc
linfe 6lonfe BEL 9iucor fpurOe abge.
iblo9en.
lluiere Sruppen, Die am Wuteiros.
Hiioel 8uriideeihloeen iporoelt uc.
reu 6oben ibre nelten Stellungen &c.
qenii6cr iuieoer6oItcu @orlioBen ocS
SeinoeS eebaItcn. gSeitlib BON Go.
neni bat Der 6eino einen 8oritob II
ser @egeno pom gerge 9iobrl ee-
modjt. Sier 1T oos @eieHt nod nibt
entidieoen.
9hd Dem geYt Scr 6ront bis 5urGo.
rou bel Oriobo bot iidl Die oIlgenei-
ne Situation nidt meIentlidj berdu.
Oert.
9hd Der iiioIiden 8ront baben iit
feline Gperotionen bon erp16ners.
ncrt6er @ihtiefeit o6gcipielt"
9urts iiber golfan-
fdmpfe.
Eoris, II. Oft. 9ln Der mace.
ooniIben 5ront Iino, pie beute amt.
lid aemelOet ipuroe, beftige artille-
rie,aGmpie inn @nnge.
SSt Der @egeno oes Gerno.6lnies
bobeu oie Serbeu einen bulgdriidleH
@egenongriff gum Steben gebrodt.
Seize Sample in 9ergpo |.
enbon Siebenbiirgen.
2onoon, II. Sft. - Iie lestet
Daodridten aus guforeit erge6en,
ooB in alien gergpdHen bon Sieben-
biiroen duBerit crbitterte Sample int
@onge Nno
Gen neueiten Wleloungen 5itfolee
iii Der @iid5ue ser &umGren ousSie.
benbiirsen boiptidhlidj ooolr6 er.
5luuugen iporoeu, oaB oie idweren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-18
0ic Numcm fommcu anf Oca SBa6l-

3cIIcl.
@ie Ole bciige &ablnliii6tS-9e-
b0rOe geItern erflGrte, miro oieielbe
Die 9}omen DER 8rdiiOcuti6oitSsGon.
0iOaten ouf oen g9obl5ettel Ieben,
gon5 gleih, Oh Die Gomen Ourh ben
Stuots-Sefretdr certiii5irt iino ooer
nidt. Frdiioent @orion W}caee bon
Der @ablouiiidts.9cb t6eiIte
nit, BOB er Doralifge9angeneu Sal.
len foleen meroe, mo oie Nomen Ger
&r0Iioentidoits. uno &icc-8rGiioent-
iddftS.Gdn0iooten auf bic 2iItcn
ieben luiien meroe, obne Gertififotion.
@r wieS babel ouf Die Eeforos bin,
nod meldben I'M Sabre 1912 in fei-
mem Der Sale Der Gnnoiooten Gait
@ilion lno &ooieoelt Gertififotionen
gemodt muroen, ino Oie g}omen oo.
ber aiid Oieiem MoI o6ne Gertififa-
tion auf oen @nbl5ettel fommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-18

@ei6iibe ser berbiinoeten OeutI6en II.
oiIerreibiid iingorii6en Gruppeu
bon 9roBerer Grogmeite fporen olS
Die Ser run1niiden 9lrtiuerie. Dli.
litdriibe SadperitGnoige ipeiien oilf
ole @ibtigfcit oes Ereoeol- itno 8u,
ren.YoHes bin. Ger erltere @oB fii6rt
0ireft nod oen tpertbpoGen SeIfeI-
oern 8um6nien's i'm Yrobapo.S6oIe,
lu6breno Der onoere 8oB ser @ea
nab Der mihtigen 9obnfrell5ung
BON 9uren ilt lpeIde 8uforeit nit
Dem noroli6en 9lum1nien uno 9uB-
lano nerbinOet. sSn beioen 8GlIen
iino Die @erbiiuoeten icpeit nod nidt
ernitlib borgeorimgen.
9utareiter 9eri6te iiber ole Gage
iinO i'm 9lugemeinen 3uperli9tlib ge-
ltimmt ino beben berpor, ooB es fir
ole &umdnen MIR notbpenoig iei ei.
ne filr5e 3eit nod Stono 5il bolten,
bis oas foIte g8etter einiett Ger
@inter peroe es mogli6 MAIDEN,
5ablreide rlmdnii6e Sruppenoer-
6GnOe bon Yunften, no elm 8inter.
6elo5ug ilnm0eli1 lit, no6 onoeren
beorobten EIdseu gu oerlegen.
@roBer 8riten6ampfer
terfenft.
2onoolL ~. Oftober. Ger
rritiide 0ompfer ,8eli6 8rince",
Gin Sdiff ucn 1884 Sonnen &oum-
in9oIt, lit bon einem ltnterieeboot
Der Gentrolld6te in oen @rlmo ee.
bubrt porOtn. Gas S9iff mar @i-
eentbun etHer 8irma IN yepcoItle.
q forweaii4er 0ampfer IL
9 oot 8eute.
2onoolL II. 0ftober. Dns
lloDos @ureon fiin0igt an oaB Ser
uorpegiide 0ompfer o&onig 9(If"
en- Samitds nneebli6 gum Sinfen
gcbradt marOe. Ser Qonpfer bot
rc einen Gaiminbolt bon sol Con.
nen unO ee5orte elmer Sirma in Gbri-
iiiania.
9 9elgiide @esi9porer b o +
oas arieQsgeri6t.
2onoon II. Oftober. - Sssn
8riiieI tritt beite Elm &riegSeeri6t
3uiammen, im, pie 0epeI9en aus.
9iotteroam beri6ten iiber oier5e6n
Der 8eri9porlme oneefloeten gerlo.
nen 5u @ericbt 81 iibcn. 0ie Oepe.
iden beingeu, OaB Ii6 unter Den 9ln.
eeflogten aud Or. Bun, elm uo6Iba.
benoer @ngldnocr, befinoet, pel9er
beIdiloigt lit. Sri @oitb gabell nit
Dlitteln berieben 5u bnben, Inn bel.
giI1en Goioaten oas Gntfommen at
ernogli6en. Or. Bun, mel9er frii-
ber 3abnar5t Der belgiiben aonigs.
fontilie mar, miro Die bic 0epeIben
Iogen, bel ieiner 9ert6eioielng bonn
Der. Stodtcii.@eionoten @ranO86it-
LODI unterItiibt iperoen.
8e6arf nod ser 8eit1ti.
gung.
Der glnliteroomer Correspondent
Der o@rhanee Selegropb Gompanp"
teleeropbirt 6olgenoes: 0rei6unoert
9Irbeiter III elmer @erter 6o6rif, oie
iih eeipeigert baben, in oeuti6en Wtu-
nitionsfabrifcn III 8elgien 5u orbei-
ten, iinO ber6oftet itno nad Deiitif.
lono eebrobt iporoen. 3ipolf oopon,
nelde @i0eriton0 Ieiitetert, purOen
eriHoiien. 0ie 0eiiti6en 5mingen
Die 8elaicr iiberaI, fiir fie gu arbei-
ten, 6eion0crs an Sen Gilenbo6ncu,
beibt Is in ben Gepeiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-18
glOdl fcinc Csiniamna craieIt.

Ole Striter Der GooIc engineer
ing So. @}unitiors.6abrif, meI6e
ans Moi6iniiten un0 Sii(icnmo6cr
Ii6 rcfrutircn, Die lebten @enonnteil
nicbt 5ur Mai6iniiten-llnion eeb0.
reno, ober oennod ousi6lag9eben0
iino, ga oie@}itelieo& ser Union nidt
einig 6onoeln. ba6en Oie glrbeit nod
nibt pieOer ouigenommen. Die sc.
ieniGnft mcieert id, oie eemimldte
Sobuerbo6una pon Is @ro5ent 5nt
5oblen, uno lit bieriiber inter oen
Strifern cine Nleinungsberidieoen.
6eit misgehro6en. @s iino 5iemli1
allie 5trifer nod i'm 9lusItonoc, imO
oie 3obl Der sur glrbcit 5iriidgefe6r-
Ten 1T obnc @cOclltrne. 0ie llnion.
geute 6ieltcn geitern 9l6eno cine Ser.
iammling ob, in ipel6cr Die 5rnge
belpro6en wlroe, ltno miro jeoen-
iolls beilte cine Gonfercn5 nit ser
@eieai6ait itattfir6en I'M cine gilt.
li6e @ini9uno bcrbei 81 fiibren.
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lifOrtIeAnnn uun Scr /. ecite.l

5resHeS hInsn bic ansrffe in Nabfdmpn ib S6le
nncrer SdHtngraben ctt nod i'm 0auge fnO.
Nrmccgrnppe Oes Scnticn Onpruenn Der Champagne
DC Gin u56Fder ansff H6Od @csnl nucru Stre
irGften 5mrnfgeihneCn.
u ben greOuucn 0iFrift gerOnnS SruuH namcu
Die Arere0Hce eiu5euen Sc0H cnen bBaiH @bGratcr
g6lfe berbei ifcrt ieinen @Ian5rcfOrb
lnere Bcgcr idUcH feds nbdc AerOplanc untcr
Orei bnter ben nSAeH encu roe n Sanptmann Sc 6Ote
mcr 5me ienOle Nahnn 6crin mOOnr 3abl linn
Hr Srcfe seOaen enoidH 6ng5engc an 81 gebradt wro
per Oaerrei@i(6e 2seti6t.
@ien, bia aOnOOn H. CftOber Die 6ente bcnS crIaH
he Mttbenng O Ocrrcidnugrdcn Wucraab bat ulgcnScn
@OrtIaut;
Sn Om @reu50rt aOd ScrmanutaSt lin si6cnbarocn)
lit bic Situation nupCrano sCbn Su ben WgcragOycrgen cecn
bic HMmGun nod iGrn NSiOerltOnS FORT
Sn Ocm 9lGnOcrG GiRfe ihbd 1OrnagSatra ba6cn mir
ben 5cinO 66ben Oflih SnIc IcgrN Oertriebcn.
n Der bcunlOetn SGrpatBcu gnO nn6 Ol 0nicer
ben uirtc Gnsric Der RMNcH 5mrhdgcihascu.
Die Sladt benz SMe glaraDnuta unO in OIgncn Ob mccr
Der SnO bat Wicoer in beOcn e eseuOen crne Mecgen ern
S6 9puiuOOlua niH Srnppcnmaen bis in bic yadt
Bnen Die Oeun Stenngen ngegfen Sic murOeH Ud i6era
5nrideemOrfen.
1 6cnidcn 0ar6e&cgmcncr olgtcn gedlagncn GnOc
feline Stengrbcu fohen cn Snh nabmcn 36 Sfcre
MHO 1900 NanH gcfangn nnO erbcntctCn 5eDH WaNncnuc
n gSODnn Die rnIihen NRgrffc ggen bic GiedJid-
nnearde Nrm Commando General Stant serd-
Wad Mngmen intenDcu SOmbnrOcmcnt babcu c nn
Nadmitag Der @eecnO Swen SOOng nnO SUnnsfg ud
gnburOb iiOid 3afircO midn 3anr5c 9cln
&OriiOh MuternOmmeu.
i6rcr aaantifen @nac bic rnHIden Nngrfc
cnnn @nfteu 3ucma nnO uOrOI anr Ogr nmnl inter-
0iler b &pUh, Der nit nbCregncn SrnppCnmGin
nSDcar wnOe trOtm ut i'm GtanOc bic Qnien Ocr apm
nscn Sae nuierc GrOut Snr6redsn n Nrmccn
OOllcn GrfUa
gSeOer aicuiidcn nod albaubcn cosGeatr 1T
Ncmes melOen~
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@oI6itrom fIieBtin Die
9fethsfoffe.

Berlin t6. Oft, pia 9onoon,
II. Oft. - Cine ginfonfsItene fit
@oloiaden ipur0e beilte i'm bielioeu
&otb6olie er0ffuet, in ipelder Oos
Eublifum goloene S6mudio6en ee-
gen glus5dblung oes boIIen @ol0ner.
tbes o6liefern fam, INN Sen @olo.
porrotb oes 9ieidles 81 crbo6en. gln-
Oere giufnifSitencd ucrocn in 9Gloc
erridtet tueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-18

oen ongebIicb bon ocn StoIiencrn gu.
riid9ei6Iagen.
GaS italieuiicbe ariegsbiireou be.
ri6tet
9gIm 0lonte @aiubio unteruobm
Der Seine wdbreuo ser 91a6t Oes IS.
Oftober mo am foIgenOen 0}orgen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ole ober prompt
bon unieren Gruppen gum StinitanS
ge6ro6t puroen.
glllf DER gon3en 6ront binoerte gc.
itern i9le6tes @etter Die Operotio.
nen Der gIrtillerie Sn oen Bergen
berridt S6neefoa."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-18
8mmntrr \ Brdtrr,
Nentides Ynnf. nm g9edjIclaeIhGTt.
D'italiebcr ber @;icn6BrTs.
rs SOiiT5sStrGbe.

.,slatiuHal ganl Of @cmmereessycbdube
Nits lro Berfaii bon Nftien uno DbIiqaiio.
men. gBeCbfeI iino @reoitbriefe duf ale banpt.
ld6lidben @idbie Guropn's Qlns nnb BerIduf
Lrenloer @eIoiorien ioipie glusiertiquda bon
gollmnbten. SdiifSfarien bon uro nah
0enitblono fNDr27-l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-15
NATIONAL GUARD

Adjutant General Presson said
Tuesday that he had heard nothing in
any way from Washington about the
Mexican situation and had no idea as
to the intentions Of the national gov
eminent as to calling out the Ma
tional Guard, Of which it has long
been understood that Maine would be
among the very first if not the first to
receive the word.
you may say" remarked the gen
eral, that the National Guard of
Maine is absolutely perfectly equipped
to regular army style. to go anywhere
at a moments notice. That means that
we have everything from toothbrush
to a rifle and cartridges for every man
and nearly every company is up to
the required enlisted strength OF %
men and some are even stronger. we
are ready, il needed
The officers Of the Portland Battal-
ion, Coast Artillery Corps, n. G. S.
NJ, is issuing invitations to the men,
bers Of the Portland Woman's Liter
airy Union and friends-the member
ship of the Union being nearly 900,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-15
New Corporations

The following corporations have had
their articles of incorporation approved
by the attorney general OF the State Of
Maine:
Bart-Wood Chemical Co.. organized
March IA at Augusta. Capital. 100000;
all comment par value; nothing paid in.
Pres and Treas, E. NJ. Leavitt, VIM
throp; clerk, s. L. Fogg. Augusta; direc-
tors, the above and Frank Southland
Of Augusta. Purposes, for it's own &C.
count and others to manufacture, buy.
sell and deal in chemicals drugs, medi-
cines, etc. Approved March IA.
Manhattan Oil Co, organized March Is
at Augusta. Capital. 100000; all COM
mon; par value 500: nothing paid in.
Pres and Treas. f. NJ. Leavitt. Win
throp; clerk, S. l.. Fogg; directors, the
above and Frank E. Southland of Au-
gusta. Purposes. to engage in manufac-
turing, merchants. traders, importers and
exports, etc. Approved March IA.
King. Denniston & Paul, Rockland.
Capital $4,000; all common: Pres. Ed
ward E. Denniston, Philadelphia: clerk
and treasurer, w. w. Paul, Gouldsboro;
directors, the above and Y. T.. King Of
Steuben. Purposes, to carry on the bust
ness of catching, buying, selling and
dealing in Holsters, fish and all other
sea products.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-15
cHILD'S TONGUE
BECOMES COATED
IF CONSTIPATED
When cross, feverish and sick
give California Syrup of
Figs"

lHAuroa love this fruit laxative"
aAa nothing else cleanses the tender
%oiiiaeh, iNo1 and bowels SO nicely.
child simply Will not stop playing
~ empty The bowels, and the result is,
'"ey become tightly closged wit y
waste liver gets sluggish, stomach
SoaFs' then Your little one becomes
UosS, half-siUk, feverisll, don't eat,
N7ep OF act naturally. breath is bad,
system fun of cold, has sore throat.
s''hech-ache or diarrhoea. Listen
@otheE See if tongue is coated.
ven give a itaspoonful of California
sE'up OF FIGS ana II Il few hours al!
"e conStpa,ed waste, sour bile and
'AU'eested food passes out of the sys-
again.
Millions Of mothers give California
syrup Of Figs" because it is perfectly
"a. ,'a.iiliesS: children love il, and i. never
bowels
ASK Your druggist for 5o-cent DOT :
We OF California Syrup Of Figs. ;
L ",h mas full directions for babies.
n"0Fen OF all ages and for grown
Is panty printed on the bottle. Be-
W. aie OF counterfeits sold here. Get
S. senllne. made by California Fix
tiap Company" Refuse any other
80 with contempt-Adv.
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including all the woman's clubs of that
city-to AN Exclusive Military Dam
onstration" to be held at O'Clock
Friday evening. March 31st, in the
Armory at Portland.
The House bill for preparedness, a
bill to increase the efficiency Of the
military establishment of the United
States, has been received by the adju-
tant general and the entire force in
that office is reading it with care and
interest. to inform themselves as to
the requirements in the line Of changes
for the Maine Guard, should the
measure become a law next July.
The adjutant general is in receipt
of a letter from Edward Tracy Bowie.
major cavalry, U. S. A., and prominent
in the Massachusetts, Commandery OF
the Loyal Legion. asking for such In
formation as may be at hand concern
ing the late Col. Francis s. Hasseltine,
at the time Of his recent death the
head Of the national organization. Col
onel Hasseltine was commander OF the
18th Maine Infantry in the Civil war
and was Of Waterville. The informa-
ton is desired that the committee on
history Of the Massachusetts, Com
mandery may incorporate it in the
tribute which 1t will prepare to the
memory Of the departed chief. Cen
eral Presson hopes to secure the de-
sired information in a few days ana
will Immediately forward it to Major
Bowie
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physical condition of the Benton and
Fairfield Railway is as follows:
This company's line extends from
Benton to Fairfield, connecting with the
Fairfield & Shawmut Railway and with
the Watervlle. Fairfield & Oakland Rail-
way in Fairfield
1.-THE road is owned by the United Paper
Board Company, Incorporated, of New
York City, and is generally in very poor
condition. Only one passenger car. on an
hour schedule, is operated over the line.
The road is used principally for handl-
ing the freight business Of the owners
between their mill and the Maine Gen.
trail Railroad Company's station.
1.-The equipment is in fair condition.
During the past year the equipment.
tack and overhead construction have re-
ceived the usual attention.
Wiscasset, WatervilIe & Pennington
Railroad.
Inspector Browns report speaks as
follows Of the physical condition of the
Wiscasset, Waterville & Pennington
Railroad:
This railroad extends from Wiscasset,
station on the Maine Central Railroad,
through the towns Of Alma, Whitefield.
Windsor, and China, to Albion, with a
branch from Weeks Mills to North Vas
salboro, but only about two miles of this
branch is now operated and that only
for freight business.
1.-THE line is constructed through a very
good farming country. and there are no
sharp curves or steep grades.
ssTha tracl. alippuoent and SnrfarA
good. The right-of-way is we'll cleared.
except that the old ties have not been
burned. The fences are in q good condi.
ton.
THE rails, frogs and switches are all
in good condition. !
1.-THE bridges are Of wood, with one ex-
ception which is Of steel, and all are in
condition to carry the loads to which,
they are subjected.
1.-The station buildings are we'll painted
and appear sufficient for the business
they have to accommodate. except some
of the station platforms, which are IN
great need of repair. The equipment has
been maintained in good condition.
THE following improvements were
made during the past year:
about $50 yards of ballast have been
used at various points to surface the
track and to widen the embankments: a
wooden culverts have been replaced with
boiler shells varying in diameter from
two to six feet; 10 wooden cattle guards
have been replaced with steel guards:
wooden open culverts have been rebuilt
at Weeks Mills, Windsor and Head Tide:
2O,o51 cedar ties and s34 hemlock ties have
been put under the tracks and $50 switch
ties used. One new siding. 200 feet long.
has been built between Palermo and
China"
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WASHINGTON

NORTH-While splitting wood With
an axe last Sunday night Leoncs. the
10 year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve
Hisler Of this place. by some means
struck his little sister. Marquette, who
was picking up the wood, In the
shoulder. inflicting a bad cut. The SER
vices Of a doctor could not be procured.
Mrs. Carrie Lenfest washed and dress
ed the wound.
Sickness is still prevalent here.
Those now attended by q doctor are
Charles Cove and sister. Miss Louisa
Cove, both have the grip.
Morris Lenfest and Mrs. NJ. w. Len
fest were at Augusta on business q
few days last week.
Miss Angie Heyer Of Liberty. 10 Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Ellen Cunningham
q few days this week.
Luther Hill Of Palermo called on
friends here. last Monday.
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Forestry Expenditures by the Water.
sheds.

A total of $57,531.12 was expended
during the past year by the Maine For
estry District for the ST. John, Penob-
scot, Kennebec, Androscoggin and st.
CroiX Union, Machias and Nara
guagus watersheds, according to fig
ures given out Tuesday at the Office of
the State forestry commissioner. OF
this amount the sum Of $9,539.69 was
expended for chief warden, $302.14 for
deputy wardens, $13,131.S6 for lookout
expenses s1S,123.46 for patrol ex-
penses, $9,68S.93 for fire expenses,
$1,955.s5 for tools and supplies and
$4,7S919 for administration charges.
The following shows the expenditures
for the five watersheds:
St. John river-Chief wardens, So
$1,000; deputy wardens, $1,000; look
out expenses, $2,449.42; patrol ex-
penses. $9,25S.67; fire expenses, $780,
46; tools and supplies, $277.27; ad-
ministration charges, s957.s4.
Penobscot river-Chief wardens, s4,-
3O3.4O: deputy wardens, s111.sS; look
out expenses, $4.410.s5: patrol expenses,
s7,74s7s: fire expenses. s4,9ss.s1; tools
anu SuppllcS, SoIO.Vt, eAoAi
charges. $957.s4.
Kennebec river Chief wardens,
sS69.S9; deputy wardens. $31.25: look
out expenses, s4.010.46; patrol expen-
es, $465.00; fire expenses. $1.2O3.SS:
tools and supplies, $499.5s; administra-
ton charges. $957.s4.
Androscoggin river-Chief wardens.
$1OS77; deputy wardens, $3.50; look
out expenses, $542.15; patrol expenses,
$4,000; fire expenses, $L123.95: tools
and supplies. s19.15; administration
charges, s957.s3.
st. Croix, Union. Machias and Mar
raguagus rivers-Chief wardens, $685.
So; deputy wardens. $3o2.14: lookout
expenses. $13.131.ss; patrol expenses,
s1s,123.4s; fire expenses, $9.6ss.93;
tools and supplies, s1.s55.S5: admins
tration charges. $4.789.19.