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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-26

TIMOTHY HHEsxAHAx.


Elfswofth lost anof her OF us eavl "sf
veterans and worthy citizens ossnrday' "
the death Of Timothy bresnsnan u ="
home on State street since severe M
ness OF pnenmonia last faii, ne nsd sui
Tered from asthma and heart trouble, ana
for some weeks had been connned 20 sns
house.
Mr.. Bresnshan vas born In county
Kerry, ireland, sesenty"o y $50
but was only about hve yesrs OF ase when,
with his mother, he came to this country
by sailing vessel, joining MS iAtner' james
Bresnahan, who had preccued tnem oy
two years ana maaes no"e 'o1 snc"
Ellsworth.
AT the Outbreak OF the esvh war young
bresnAhan enlisted IN sns % Ma'ns res'-
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Loyal Notitm

->~- 49, ~~~~~~~~~r~~sr--~-~~|N-
TyaE Subscribers. Franz W.. Aa'teson - -
Il Msrutn white, both Of the en! -
eounfy Of Providsncs. state OF Rhode ns ssis
hereby give notice THAI they have essa ,s ~.
appointed executors Of the last VIII s''
WILLIAM wuRrs WHITE. late Of 49,
PROVIDENCE.
dsesassd. and given bonds - the iA- an wssrs
thss they have appotntsd Edward d ., Essa,
Of - M Desert ssrsst. In the town 2, \
county Of Haneoek and state OF Maze.
their agent withSn the said State o. ~ ~.
and they do ssipulats and agree thsi , ~ n
vics Of any LEGAL process. asai i ~ s nv saes
psocs.s asAInss thsn In tse, ,no asa Of All,
ing out Of any Of their acts or omiss. cent
such exseutoss. shail. u made on sn - sspp.onsly
have like eject - u made ON them Pe nn.,scrs
within the said 6iats Of Maine. ~ q
having demands aGatnss the ss, ~ ,.ps
said dscsassd go desired 70 pfesens l va m
Tor ssttleus.t, and al indebted tns.1
requested % maize payment rrssoy.
NHnvIH WHITE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-26

A Washington Newspaper man,
scouting for political information
from Maine, says the democrats are
raising sloo, 900 campaign fund for q
Dig drive in Maine in the State cam
paign. According to his story, which
has excellent backing. the Maine
democrats have agreed to raise s25,
600 il the national committee will
give an equal amount, and this $50, :
600 will then DO doubled. The name
of the duplicator is not made public,
but the cash 10 said to be ready. The
influence Names vote in September
will exert ON the national election in
November 10 recognized by the demo-
cratic national committee. But the
republican voters Of Maine also
realize the responsibility that reefs
upon them, and win make that s100,-
900 campaign fund look like three
ten-cent pieces.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-26

PROMINENT SPEAKERS.

Many Men of National Prominence
VIII BE Heard In Maine.
By far the greatest array OF speakers
who have ever taken part In . political
campaign in Milne will be in the State
for the coming political battle. Senators,
congressman and governors from all parts
OF the country will be in attendance, as
well a. men who have formerly held high
positions and others who have not held
Office but are intimately acquainted with
the situation in the nation and familiar
with the needs OF the country.
Over thirty republicans of national
prominence will come from out OF Maine
to make speeches in the campaign, while
their efforts will be supplemented by .
list OF nearly hundred men living in the
State who have volunteered their services
to the republican party. The campaign
will open actively on August n. From
then until it closes on September Q, in the
neighborbood Of 90 speeches will be given
by the men from away.
Among the men Of national promineuce
rho have already signined their intention
Of doing all they cAn.to aid the succsss OF
the republican ticket At the State election
are Henry Cabot Lodge, senior senator
from Massachusetts,. who was suggested
By Col. Roosevelt - . compromise candi-
date to be chosen by the republican and
progressive conventions in Chicago; John
w. Weeks, senator from Massachusetts,,
one OF the most noted financial authorities
In the world; Warren Harding, senator
from Ohio, who presided at the repu blican
national convention; Leslie NJ. Shaw,
former secretary OF the treasury; Nicholas
Longworth, member OF Congress from
Ohio and tho snn-in Law OF Col. Roosevelt;
Senator William A. Borah, Of Idaho, one
of the greatest men who have ever eat in
Congress.
Other noted men who viii come here
are: Simeon d. Tess, congressman from
Ohio; H. J. Emerson, congressman from
Ohio, and former Maine man; Jacob e.
Meeker, congressman from Missouri;
Theodore Burton, former senator from
Ohio; Frank Wilies, governor OF Ohio;
Philip P Campbell, member of Congress
from Kansas; Augustus iP. Gardner, .
member OF Congress from Massachusetts,;
Thomas D. SchaiI, congressman from Min
nesota; Walter w. Magee, congressman
from New York; Roland 8. Sanford, con-
grsssman from New York; Samuel w.
Winslow, congressman from Massachu-
sets; Ralph d. Cole, former member Of
Congress from Ohio; Henry W. Temple,
congressman from Warrington; Clarence
B. Miller, congressman from Minnesota;
George =. Foss, congressman from nli-
nois; Patrick II. Kelley, congressman
from Michigan; w. A. Rodenburg, con-
gresham from Illinois; e. h. wason,
congressman from New Hampshire; Will
liam Kenyon, senstor from Iowa; Irving
L. Lsnroot, congressman from Wisconsin;
J. W. Fordney, congressman from Michi-
gan; Allen +. Tfeadway, congressman
from Massachusetts,; w. s. Bennett, con-
gresham from New York; Walter M.
Chandler, congressman from New York.
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Mrs. csAar.Es n. THOMPSON.

The funeral OF Lizzie H., wife OF Charles
b. Thompson, was held July IL, at their
home on Congress street. Belfast. She
was the daughter of the late Robert and
Eiorsh King Waterman, and was born in
North Searsmont, April 3. issN. She had
been In poor health FOR more than eleven
years, bat was feeling better on the morn
ing OF her death than for eleven years.
She leaves, besides her husband, her
s,epmoi Ter, Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Waterman,
three hros hers. Charles n. and John r.. OF
Belfast, and James Il. Waterman. OF Pitts
field: one sister, Flora NJ. Richards, OF
Camden. /,
She was Of . pleasant, sunny disposition,
loved BY ell who knew her, and was ever
ready TO help those in trouble and do all
tie good she could. -Betfast Republican
Journal.
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1fsal Nstifm



NOTICR or FORECLOeURE.
"HEREAs wesisy d. Leach. then of Or
wv land. county Of HancocA. state Of
Maine. nov deesAsed, BY his wottgAge deed
dsssd the tvsnty- afth day OF JaAsary. in the
yeas Of our Lord ose thossAnd siHs kesdred
and eleven. and recorded In Hanct,ek county
registry Of dssds. In book an. paSp IA, con-
veysd 70 Freeman .. Bray Of eatd OriAnd, .
certain lot Or parcel Of land With the buiid-
fngs thereon. situated In said Orland, bounded
and describsd ~ foilows. 70 Wit: Begtnnsng
ON the easterly side Of the county road lead
Ing frcm Oriand village 70 Ellsworth 81 the
northwest corner Of land formerly oecupisd
BY Albion 7. Hartman; thenes westerly b.
said road ten (loj rods 20 sake and stonss;
thence southwsstsriy the SANS bearing -
said HArriman's sos}hvese iiss sixteen (is)
rode 70 sake and stones; thsnes eaateRiy came
beaFtnb - sAid county rod ten kle) rods 70
said HAFTtBsn'a lire: thence bY aAtd line
westerly 70 the nrst mentioned bounds, con-
tanning one "a acre. Meaning % convey the
same premises conveyed TO Otis y. Churchill
By George d. Bowden and dated Mag -, io5I
recorded In Hancock records, book -, pAss 3;
and whereas the condition ~ saidi nosteags
has bean and nov remains broken, nov,
therefore. BY reason Of the breach pf the con-
dition thereof. claim . foreclosure Of said
mortgage and this notice u givsn for that
purpose.
FRsBnAH Q. BnAy.
BY T. b. sMfru. his attorney.
Oriand, Me-. July -, iels.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-26

The department OF labor, which is
doing its snare toward the publicity
work Of the Wilson campaign, has
tabulated lot Of newspaper reports
OF increases Of wages. The whole
bunch of statistics loses its value a. q
democratic campaign document,
however, when it 10 noted that all the
increases were recorded long after
the European war had created an un-
precedented demand for our products.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-26

Negotiations between the United
States and Denmark for the purchase
Of the Danish West Indies are under
stood to have reached definite stage
where some important developments
may come soon. While the purchase
has not been concluded, It ID reported
from Washington that some Of the
more formidable barriers 70 an agree
ment have been removed, giving the
negotiations promise OF 4 successful
outcome.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-26
MAriaville Grange.

Mariaviils grange met Saturday even
ing, July 22, with good attendance. The
committees for Pomona were elected. The
evening was given to nne program pre-
scented by the lecturer. A pleasing feature
was the guessing contest, - to the num-
Der Of beans in bottle. The prize, . roll
Of waters, was won BY Rodney salisbury.
Next Saturday night, July -, there viii
be social at the hall, to which the public
is invited.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-26
SPECIAL PRIMARY.
Ex-Governor Fernald Nominated for
United States Senator.


United States Senator.
The special primary for the nomination
Of candidates for United States senator to
Ill the vacancy caused by the death Of
Senator Bnrieigh resulted in the nomina-
ton OF Ex-Governor Bert N. Ferpsld, re-
publican, by plurality OF less than 1000
over Frank E. Guernsey, his only oppo-
nent, and Kenneth c. n. Stills, democrat,
without opposition.
Little interest was shown in the pri-
mary, and the vote throughout the State
was very small. The latest figures, with
llb small towns and plantations to be
heard srom, give Fernaid &, s26 and Gnern-
ssy s,1s6.
Following Is the vote of.HAncock county
towns, from returns received from town
clerks up to noon to-day:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-26
BAR HARBOR.

The Public Utilities commission gave q
bearing here Tuesday on the petition of
J. L Ksttsriinus and others against the
Bar Harbor 4 Union River Power Co., al
isging that ths rates, tolls and charges Of
the respondent are unjustiy discrimina-
tory.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-26

Dogash have disappeared from the
Maine coast-wiped out of existence
at one fell swoop by the government,
which has officially christened them
grayfish. What's in name? A rose
by any other name might smell as
sweet, but grayfish is much more
palatable than dogfish.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-26

BY local applications, IS they cannot reach
only one way to cure deafness, and that n cy
constitutional remedies. Deafness 10 caused
~ An Unframed copdftion OF the mucous
lininr 81 the Eussnchianf Tube. When this
Il indamed you have Z rumbling sound or i'm
perfect hearing. and when IL ID entirely
stion can be taken out and this tub
restored to its normal condition, hearing will
Be destroyed forever; nine cases out Of ten
are caused BY Catarrh. which IL nothing but
faces
we win give One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Deafness lcaused BY catarrh) that
cannot be cured BY Hall's Cesarrh Cure. Send
for circulars, ffee.
r. j. CHENEY 3 CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists. &c.
Take Halrs Family Pills for constipation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-26
GARD or THANKS.

WYE wish puhiieiy TO express oar ahssr
w thanks for many acts of ksndasa -.
sympatAy during the Illness aHe G.si ~. ~.
death OF cur husband and father. We ~
deeply apprectAtive OF the messages o.
pAtny shown In the flowers sent y We,
n. Rlce poss and relief corps aud oy @AA'
AnA- CAraERIsE bsEsSshS.
Miss CARaiE basssAhas
Ellsworth. July -, 1874
THE subscriber hereby gives noiles -,
Il they have been daily Appointed snsea'''
OF the last will and testament OF
LYDIA y. HoD0KISs, late Of LAAoiN.'
In the county Of Hancock, deceased, ne sos saa
being required By the terms OF sssa ....,s
All persons having demands against .se "a, ~,
OF said deceased are uesired 10 pisss. 20
same FOR settisment. and all indebted 49,,
are reQaessed 10 make payment immedis'ss
PnAxK l. HopSriss.
July 8. 1878. CuARIE X. bopSkiss
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This weeks edition Of TIE
American is $500 copies.
WEDNESDAY, JULY %, 1916.

The prohibitionists have nominated
j. Frank Hanley, former governor OF
Indiana, as their candidate for Presi-
dent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-26

TyHg suhseribss nsrsby glyes notice s, .
i De has besn daily appointed
traitor Of ths estate Of r,tE
ELLEN B. sTOvRR, late Of BRooA' md
In the county q Hancock. decessso .,sors
givsn bonds q tks lac directs. All IA d..
kAving demands against the estate ., .sms fof
sestismsns, and Ill indebted thereto
aussss6 TO make payment inmecnsroy
JAY 8 1915. ISAAC L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-26
COUNTY GOSSIP.

Bar Harbor will entertain the fire chiefs
OF Maine on September Is and IA, when
the sixth annual convention OF the Maine
Fire Chiefs association will be held there,
by invitation OF Chief Roy Hamor, OF Bar
Harbor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-26

Candidates for the republican nomi-
nation for congressman in the fourth
district are multiplying rapidly. An
nouncements Of the past week in
clude those Of Isaiah K. Stetson, Of
Bangor, and Bertram L. Smith, OF
Pstten. Candidates previously an
nounced are Ira g. Hersey and A. A.
Burleigh, Of Houiton, and Hugo
Clark, Of Bangor. Charles J. Dunn,
OF Orono, has also been mentioned a.
. possible candidate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-26

The democratic platform pledge for
national child labor legislation is
proving a little embarrassing to the
democratic party in view OF the fact
that democratic senators are still
holding up the bill of the National
Child Labor committee which passed
the House last February.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-26

No democrat would dare vote for .
bill for the admission of Chinese labor
to this country, but democratic Con-
gress passed and democratic Presi-
dent signed an act which admits the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-26
Nominsted py the Governor.

Among nominations BY the governor re-
Gently announced are the following in
Hancock county: Fish warden, Charles L.
Knowlton, stonington. Agent for the pre-
vention Of cruelty to animals, 6swall
q. Nicksrson, Amherst.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-26

The nation mourns with Indiana in
the death of her beloved "Hoosier
poet'', James Whitcomb Riley, who
died at his home in Indianapolis Sat
urday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-26

Villa now knows the best that
people say Of him. He is enjoying
the rare privilege OF reading his own
obituaries.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-26

.R0U0M ON RArs" ends RATs. 6ICE.
Bugs. Die outdoors. UnbeatabIe Erterrs,
nasor; USED void Over. hy q. 8. Govern
and country stores Refuse substitut~s ~.
Comic Picture Re y. Wells, Jersey CITY,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-26

NOTICE 10 hereby given thar Harold I
for sxAmieaaton for adnsissaon 10 ths BAR y
tie ssmtea OF tA< board - be ssst ~ Pc'iiass.
Matns. % the afst Tue sdsy Of Auxsz1, aif.
ClAnnxcE W, FxARonr,
Secretary OF the Board.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-26

NOrlcE 10 hsrsby given tha. caris,epss'
IN =. Bials<isil, Of franklin. has made ~
plicAsion 70 the Maine Board OF Bas EIa.i'
usss Tor sHanzipAsion for admission 20 tie M
III the session Of the board 10 be held Al fo'.'
land. Mains, on the arst TUESDAY Of Assas-
1914 CLARENCE W. pxsaooY.
Secretary OF The Board
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Sp hl Nruw
rAupxR Nor,cs.

HAvING contracted With The City Of Els.
Al worth TO support and care fog fsoss $40
may need nssistsnce d1ring Hse years sexss-
ming Jau. 1. lstA and are legal residents Il
Ellsworth. forbid ali persons ,rus;iag thea
on ny Account- - there 10 plenty OF room ass
Farm honss- AnrnrR IS. SGrCHslL
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NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given thai AsraAsn A.
IN Brownssetn. Of Sarry. has mass Apsli'
for exAmination Tor admission 70 the bar II
The session OF the board 10 be held .: PERI
land. n Ains, on the arss Tuesday Of AsgssL
1918. CLARENCE W PxssopY,
Secretary OF the Board
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-26

NOTICE IL hereby given that Azdrss J.
An HAvey, Of Sullivan, has made sp9Ass
tlon 10 the Maine Board Of Bar exazinsnM
examin alton for admission 10 the Ear NIS
session Of the board 70 be held 81 Poitlssa'
Maine. on the afss rnesday OF Augas;, ls!a
CLAnxscE W. PxsRopr
Secretary OF the Board
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tNs~~~~s~A~~-~s-~-S~~~s- ~
noRf In Moyxans Bay. Jely to. owssr
IL may hare samc BY pressnx property ash
payinG charges CaARLas MokEfsoy, safry
Ne. Il. 2. ID. Z. box u.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-26

II you ere girl vita fair 10 soss N..e>rss
- uon and are neat. industrtoes a.. sSanes-
sisloss We Gao tive yes work at one me- IN -.
eas q ths s.1s ~ ss' On. school uovensssat
learn ,ypsae. stencil cutting. az ma chance .
g .ntch rocd pay can be earned q, sost.
basis A. izsfsesinsly promising ss,a,lna
businees. Willingness 70 work and 1,eansaias
are chief requisites. II ron Are ~. ~ stadY
start email and ambitious 70 wort M niss y
70 scmssnins rood, write. telling ~ ,sssly
H. A.. Augusta. Maine. okss.
GIRL fos general once work; mas, -
NJ stand stenoxraphy. Apply bv i. .aaef.
MARwIs. ATTRACTIONS, Ellsworth. Ne .rs ,io
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MATS Attendants II panvers s,a,. -
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Hathorne. Mass. SUPP
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\ A ONE-HoRSE crank axle sivv.. -
"A Apply. with description. to Posrs.,,sa't
sedEwick, Me-
for Sale.
--~'-~--~-'->>-S-r'-r -s>-~-r,->--. 49, -.
CURRAM, eO0SebeRRY AND Rlv.
BERRY BUSHES. ROSE BUSHES.
VyyE have some nice Hydrsns.a a..
w your orders for fan delivery. Wiz.
for catalogue. "'N
HAscocx covxrv Scr.xsY Co, sarrv ".
THE A. p. Harding house. so.eailss -
Il Pine 81. This place viii be sold eh...
II taken 81 once. - owner Is going swsy' ~
ply b letter or at premises. J. W Cs.ss
email farm and buildings on tss M.
~ worth Fails road. about one nile no.,
Ellsworth pcstonhce. Apply to o. ". T.rsSs1
Ellsworth. No.
A HORSE sahe tor sale. Has been n,.s
"A one year. Price sle eash fnari,s =.
Jons McNANAnA. Nicola, Me. Tel y. hi
for Salf or ia lrt.
DARsoNs cottage AZ shady Nook. COO.
pieseiy furnished Apply to IAaxs !
PAasoss. Lusee. Me.
Lost.
DASk- BOOK No. .rM of the savings A..
ID psstment Of Union TRUSS Co Of gl,
worth. Finder viii please return so Uses
Txrsr Co.. Ellsworth.
DAxK. BOOK No. So of the savings depart.
I'D msnt Of Union Trust ca. Of ElIsso-,s
flnder viii please feturn to rsios fsrsf 90.
Ellsworth.
DANg BOOK No. ssss OF the s.visss d,
ID pArtm<nt OF rniou TrAs' CnmvasJ II
Ellsworth. Finder will please fetara TO rxlas
THrsr CosrAxs. Ellsworth.
trunn.
nORY in Moyxnn's Bay. JULY TO- ornsr
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NALE Attendants II Danvsrs STAT. 49,,
AVA tai Address Da. 0Eo. N. KIlsr sss sp-
Hathorne. Mass. saps-
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fRL fcs rsnsrsl once work; mus, -
NJ stand stenoxraphy. Apply hv ls saaef.
| MARwIsx ArfHAcsfoss, Ellsworth. Ne .r.,alao
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~ = -N-r---~.~.e
! A oNE-HoRsE crank axle ,isr., -,
~ Apply. with description. to posrs.,rvsan'
sedgwick, Ne @s'ks
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-07
HAPPENING THE SQUAD.

That Chicago dining experiment contains among other dishes handsome tuecn of bcombe As facts are de veoped by the telegraph, and inclined to think that Chicago putting publicity campaign program rather than food investigation though one must not be blind to the fact that has real values To recommend that should spend 40 minutes breakfast an unattan able ideaty except to mionaires dygood clerks who don to work until real estate and ministers To the most of us breakfast impractical formula rapidly van ishng from midst through the evolutionary of sharply competitive mdustrasm In years breakfast will be caaogued with the trecoed horse and the refrgr ated mastOdon.
 Still let us not mistake the value of the advice mastcate If necessary, continue the grinding operation even after YOU have panngy entered the long walk on way to work
 The Chicago squad is endeavorin demonstrate that cents day enough to spend for food Should think thousands of mighty good housewives and mothers their broos much less than that though the be luxurious those which the Chicago squad en loving and upon which gained weight after day participation And wonder The most of would founder fodder like that.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-07
UNCLE SAM AS A BooTLEGGER.

The United States government is now about to pedde booze to the people of Seward 1t looks rather hard give Seward the advantage Anchorage respect but of the United States never shall logger All Uncle Sam will do is to start bus opposition to the who paying the liquor license of thousand per each Thousands bottles of
 rewater to be placed the bureaus of the citizens of ard against the dry or rainy day. whichever of these ap paenty contradictory terms most applicable Thank good that the government selected fair city for this favor and love- After Anchorage evidently, occupy first
 place the bosom of country The only people wrouged the who pay that thousand year. and after a their business cannot be very vile when Uncle Sam himself adopts It as profession As long you yelling to take their money Unce why sell poison to the people rect Why not let go to the people through the saloons while you willing to take the license money of the saloons? When you those licenses and took their money did you them that you about to start in opposition? that you con slider the business of selling liquor not proper and that there or your agreement with saloon men only of paper Do base your moral code the ground that faith should not be kept with people of whose business do approve If so do you know that you committing greater breach of the fundamental principles of morality than thySewar Gateway.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-07

Now theyr ironing out the wrinkles the starch trust an organization which, the dccare had corner corn products and any competitor It is ordered to dsn cgate It shall be cut the says into such parts of sca rate and distinct ownership shall necessary to place it in harmony with the Sherman ant trust law Trust busting
 nueS bc tine favortc diversions Scores of them have been smashed and the great majority clap hands with moimont octopi heads roll into haps the fun all get of it is compensation enough whether in reality it Us money or not.