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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-10

gan5en Sag sDdttuo6 berribte eine
neberbafte Grregung Dor unO Seoerz
mann mar begiertg ba8 lebte u11b ent=
i6etbenbe 8ullettn Su bDrell. 0egen
led5 llbr murbe befa1unt gegeben, bab
Willon geipdblt lperbe, falls er Ote
@leftDral Stin1mell BON Galtfornten
u11b &anlaS befd1ne. Siele id0pften
mteoer 5ofinln9, oab 9ugbe5 Do6
nob BEN Sieg Oapon trogen lpiiroe.-
9ie Treu1lbe 9Sillon6 bofften a16, aber
e8 blteb bel ser 5offnlng bis geltern
Mpr9en ais um 10 llbr etn 8ulletin
bier anfam IN mel6em Ste Wtebermabl
BON Mtlion NIT etner Gleftoral 9ttmz
1nenmebrbett bon 4 al8 polttip angez
fii11btgt pnrbe.
Die @6la6t lit alio poriiber u11b oo8
bette oab mir tim f0nnen, tit obre 8anz
gen uno 3ager ser Submit elltgegell=
3u1eben. unlerer Mnltdt ina6 bat Ote
3atla6e, bab Wtllon un5 lomeit aus
Dem &rieg berausgebalten batte uno
boS geTiibl> bab tn oteiem pnrfte mtr
nnter ieiner Yrdlibelltlbaft }t6erer ltno,
alS NIT 9ugbes urb benz Teuerfreler
Nooleoelt. bel ben meiiten N5abler1l ben
NuSl6lae aeseber1, 2lllo obpqrtep nno
Ibee trtllIen.
Die fletne 5ttn1111e1lmebrbeit mag
sasetaoe ertpedello fir gSilip11 .tpirfen r1lo
'iDm oie Gtnitdt bril1gen, obmobl etlpaS
eripdtet, bab OaS 0Dlf NIT let1ler ausz
mdrtt9ell YOlittf nt6t 5ufrteoen tit u1D
bob etne nentralere 0altung letten8
u1erer Negierung lebr ermiir1idDt pdre,
Ser Melten bat bte 9lbmtntitratton ge=
rettet. SIM Slten gi1lg 70 5ten1ltc6
olle8 republtfa1ltid.
9fo6 Sen lebte11 8erthten perben Ste
9en1ofroten et11e O}ebrbeit BON 10 bis
II 9tt1n1ner TIM gel1at bobe11. SIM
ll11terbars ideirt eS nod etlpa8 fragltd)
I'll let1l Oh Die 9en1ofraten BEN Steg
baporsetragen baben, aber e8 lptro ge=
gloubt, bab lie all6 I'M l1nterbauS et11e
Weuioritdt baten merOen.
Ser 9taat gebt na6 Sen lebten Sc
rt6ter NIT ether fletnen 4}lltralttdt re-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-10
S. @. @.
Siiracr wii erieken iid ibrer
Nan0ung.

Gperett> @aib., 6. gtop. gu et-
mem bllttigen 3uiarnrnenitoB, bel
tpeldenl flint Herione1t getotet uno
piele pertpnnoet mur6e1L fam e5
geiterlL als Ser Da1npfer vYero11a
NIT S. @. IS. (SnOultrial 8orfers
Of tbe 8orlo) Mnbangern an 8o'0
5u lanoen periu6te.
0ie 8irger batte1 bei9lrIien,
feine s. IS. 8.-9lnbdnger, tpel6e
Dor eilligell Monaten einen @tre,f
Ser G6in0elarbeiter ange5ettelt, III
Sic 9ta0t binein5ulailen, uno cine
Eolie, nit oenl 9beriff San Wic&oa
an Der GpiBe, batte lib an ser
Merft ei11gefnnoen. WcNae trot por
nu0 perfiinbete ser @1iffsnon;i-
iboft> 0aB linen oas 2onoen per=
boten lei. Ser slnfiibrer tpi6eripraG
ltl1o gob ploblib eir 8eieben, mo-
rauf OaS Geuern begonn. Ser
5beriff mar Der erlte> mel6er iGluer
Dermlmoet 81 9ooen ianf. Die Niir=
ger ermioerte'l oas Seuer> nnb -
1puroe1 mohl touleno 96iiI'e &C.
lpcc11elt. yon Sen @inoril1glirgt41
muroen bier totgel6olien 11no bier
gig s5iirger liegen bertpun0et I'M
@oipital. Dos 96iff men6ete i1liel}-
lib Inn 1110 fubr na6 Geattle 5l1=
riicf.
Seattle, Maib., 6. geob. 9(ls Ser
0u1npfer uSerona" ans @perett bier
eintrof, befan6en iib bier Gote 1nlb
20 Germunoete an 8oro. 9ie Yols-
sci erlpartete i'm 1tno iun1tlibe In,
perpltnOete11 mur0en in DaS ga-
f1nn,,is npbraht.
BerlirL 6. Ncpember, orobtlos na9
@apptue. Ser Srief bes &atfsrs
Strung eSoIepb an Den Diterreiaiiten
Yremierminiiter iiber bic 3utunft 9}o=
lens unO gali5tenS fat folgenpg:1
yDDrtluut:
vSn GinberneDmen NIT Gelner
M1ieitdt> Dem beut19en &atfer, miro
aus ben, polnii9en Diitriften, lpelc1e
9on unferen tapferen Sruppen ru11tz
i9er @errl9aft entrthen itnD, Elm ytaz
tional itoat NIT elmer @rbmonorhie
un5s elmer neutrality-suspicious. Jtegtez
rung gebilbet merben. 8ei Die1er Bez
iegenbeit geDenf lb mil. @tiefer Hl;bz
runa Der Dielen 8elpeiie bon 9ingobe
unO Sreue, pelcbe ib mGbrenb alelner
Hsgterung Don Dem &ronlanoe @oltz
5icn er9olten, unb geoente ouh Ger
~pBen unD f6neren Spfer, nelt1e
les 2ono, pdbrenb es fetnbllAen
Wl19riffen ausge|ebt mar, brin9en
muBte 5ur 1iegreihen NerteiDigung BET
Oltgrenee meineS Hei6es".
nG5 1T besbuib mein Wille, 1psnn
osl neue Gtaat prlen ins 2sben trltt,
gleicb5eitig NIT Die ier @nttpidlung
Dem &ronlonoe @alt3ien Oos ReAt
5u 9eben, feline Dffentli9en 2lngelegsnz
beit felbftdnbig 81 pronen. ST. err
lude @ie biermit, Gntpiirfe gu biez
Fem 3lpede aus5uarbetten unb nun
Dor3ulegen,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-10
Sort %aug+
Jran5nlen beld)oNeu cen gan1cu
Gag leere Sriilltmer.
6atten NGumuu., nitt)t bemcrft.

Berlin, 5. yloDember, brobtlo5 NIT
GaDpiae. Die Hdumung Des 5yort
1aur bur9 sic 0eutf9en 51uppeu sr=
folgte, pie Die ueberieezNa9ti9tsn-
agentur meIoet, ohne bob bic Syrun~
5ofen oaS gertngite mertten. in Ter
Na9t bpm l. gum 2. Nopember, Ser
bette 8epeiS, baB Ser 9fud5ug ben
Syran5o1en unbetannt nar, lit ois
Satia6e, ba 3 tie bic leeren Sriiinmer
ben gan5en Sag Big ipdt in oen
Na9mittag binein NIT @el4iben Des
19periten &altbers 5ei9oHen. Grlt
alS bic brabtlple beuti9e Melbana
betonnt tpuroe, oab bas Sort gerdunt
fei, bDrten oie 5ran5oien NIT Der -
i9tebung auf.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-10

Stem yort, s. 9}ooenber, Dob
Gnglonb perIu6t, Die rieiigen @6iffSz
berIu1te, bic e5 i,n 5auhbootfrteg erz
leibet, lDieDer gut3uma1en, meloete
beute M. g. groce Direttor elmer
sa,rrnbeu g}ep Oorter y}eeoerei, tpelGer
nuf Dem ameritaniiGen Dampfer
v5t. Souls" au5 Gurppa etntrof
vOte 8erIufte an 96iffen iporen 1D
rteiIge, buB es- taasasere a3eit 3eit rebaeea
pirb, ebe iie erfest iino. 2luf oqen
MerFten, pel6e nidt unbeoingt fir
Die Srtegsmorisle gebrau6t tper ben,
iinb 9anOeISidiffe int 8ou".
-aorbinol Troneis Della @olpe,
prefeN ber Sn6erzNbteilung, 1T in
goW geItorben. @r por 72 Sabre
~,
=. SSobn George 8orrp Bingham,
Der fuufte Baron Glonmorris, 1T, nie
ou5 2onoon gemsIoet miro, ouf ieiz
lem 6hloiIe Bangor lit 8elfo}t gez
ftDr6en.
Gos ~ p;dtig tie W}inero)<proz
butt oet Snlel GeDlon 1T @raphjt;
IS 6efteqen bort no6eau 1000 Ber9z
1nrrtn
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-10
yormdrtS.
@i@ttge rnmduii9e
&0ben beuommen+
Gasurna 9reift pergebens an.
8uuettn:

SWueIlW<
2ombpn, 6. 9epp. Gas engliide
&riegsa1nt teilt bente 1nittag nit,
oaR sic 9eutiden 9eitcrn abemb bet
Suite Sc @arlcneunrt, nDrbltd BON
Der Gpmme, eiuen @egeman9riff
madtem uno sic Sriten 5ur &a11=
mung ser fitr5ltd bprt geuomme~
nelt 8rabem 5tuangen.
JtHr I'LL uHI Iu11uHIIuJrM HHU IIW-
.tenildcu TrDnt fam es geitern 5r
nennenS>uertem Gntuiflnngeu, 1tn6
bicie 1uaren fit sic bentlde sade'
burdanS gitnlttg.
Sic Sat1pfe in Sent id>uierigelt
Gabirgsterratn, iiiolidj uon oer
0renoe ppn Sicbenbitrsen, ba6en i1t
ben letten "a Stnuben cine cut
idieDene Wcuonn9 at gnnitem ser
sSalfenbayn=Nrmce 9enpmmen, >uu=
NIT feinesmcss gciagt iein ipQ, oais
hieie &fc biermit erlebigt itnr.
Mpd) itebt Sic Tatfcnbapn=Nrmee
nid)t in Scr 8ala6et, nnb nnr a1t
einem Hanfte fat iie iid berlelben
genabert.
9ieier Ynnft liegt int 9sragopo-
Sale, bireft n0rolid pon Snfareit,
iibDl ltltd pun &roni itabt. Gtc Serlt-
ner nno g8tener Yerid)ten anfol9e
genpmmencn Glabneetnl=!6D9en lie=
gen iiiblid tim Sinaia nuo iin>
npd) et>ua 80 Silometer pun Hlues-
Ct, oem luidtigen GiIcnbaGnfnoten=
pmnft IN ser nprb!id)eu 8alladJcf
entfernt.
Sin ben iibrigcu rn1uaniide,e
[ syrDnfen gerrid)t ynBe anker an ser
GnbfrDnt, ,up eS taglid lebgnf!er
zluiro. Berlin 1nclbet 5luar itie4,ts, iiber
bicie 6runt au 0er Gonau, a6er
9setrpgrab nnb Sufarcit meloen be=
be1tt,ng5uuQ pun Id),uercn Weiditk=
fampfcn an oieier Jrpnt.
NpO ,uid)tiger lit Die gSiense
Mtttci(ung, ser 5nfulge Die Stun=
Sniel, iiiblid pun ynfareit, pun bcn
Sci elterretderm unO llngarm genp1a=
1ten 11nb Oas rnnaltiide 9pnan=
liter oprt bciekt >uurbcn lit. Sc 1T
nidt flar, pb sic Srnppcn anf Mo>
nitpren uoer anf elmer 8rHde bin=
iiber geidjafft >uuroen iinb, iidcr lit
nnr, bafs ser llebereang5pnnft Ser
9pnan in. 0en naditcn Sagcn be-
fannt iein luirb,
ltnb bann luiro es auf allcn
Tronten i1neller 9cl)elt. Jel0mar~
idaQ ppn Mafenien luare Set lekte
Mann, ser iid) nit ser Grpbernmg
Der Gubrnoida 5nfricbcn oa6c, Hn-
mdnien ipQ anf sic &nie gc5lunn=
gen >ueroen,
Srpk fleiner bentider Grfolee
an r1tiiiider syrpnt nno trot Der
Mngriffe Ser Gerben at Ser ma5e-
bpniiden sSront lit oas @eiamtbilo
bprt fcinen nennensluerten @eran@
bernngen nnter5ogen ,uuroen.
General Gaborna fat bereits ei=
nem Stri6 nnter feline lekte Sffen+
fipe ee1nadt. &om meloet bas @c-
iamtrei inltat ser italieniiden auf
bem Gario. 9ies seidiebt net5,
iIenn es nidt iueiter gebt+
9ak bies fommen mnkte, mar
ibun por 5,uei Sagen eriidtlidj.
9ie lette Dffeniibe Gaoornas
mar eim Teblidlag allereriten 3an-
ges. Gr erreidpe gar ntd)ts, $40
}id aber, ,uie 8icn taglid) meloet,
sic benfbar er6kten &erlnfte 5lt+
glm Ser iueitliden Jront bat It'd,
Sic Gage and nidjt peranberte 3a-
ris nno 2pnbpn melben bente mit-
tag BON idlueren s(ngriffen an Der
eon1me. @citern abeno lultrbe mit-
aetcilt, bak Sic Sran5oien Sas 9prf
&anr nnb 9amlonp, nprb6itlid po,1
gerbnn beiett baben. 8efanscne
iucrbcn nid)t eemeloet, elm 8e,ueis
bafiir, baf Die Gentiden audi bieIe
stellnngen frei,pillie aerdnnt ba.
ben. nm lire SrDnt 81 perfiirscn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-10
&ill Jon iiegt nit pier
@leftDrQl 5tim11le1l,
Mi@t bis 10 11br geitern Mprgen fpnnte
oies ppiitip feitgelteQt 1peroen,

@taat 9ebt repnblitanii6 nit fleiner &luralitat.
9as gauge repnblitanide 5taats Sifet er1udblt nit
iiber>uieaenber Majpritdt, San 2ear @ocialii, als
Magpr BON Winenapplis er>pdblt. 8rotpn Gpuntp
oebt ltarf repnblifanii@ Hrare iie9t iiber @anier
fiir &epreentatipe <at>large*
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29
READFIELD

DEPOT-The 34th anniversary Of the
birthday Of James Frost was celebrated
Tuesday evening, July %, by a surprise
party at his pretty home, given by his
friends who came in their autos. First
arrivals were Mr.. and Mrs. X. X. NAL
lett and James Denton. They were in
vited to enter but declined, saying.
"Only a door yard call" Next came
Mr.. and Mrs. N. T. Gordon, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. D. Brann and daughter, Miss
Lillian. The third auto was Mr.. and
Mrs. L. D. Barrows All had declined
entering the house until they came.
Mrs. Frost had planned with the others
to keep it a secret from Mr.. Frost. 1t
had been complete surprise until
then. Mr.. Frost began to find out and
the arrival of the fourth auto contain-
ing Robert Brann and Miss Julia Cor
don found them ALL including Mr..
Frost, enjoying the surprise. Games
were played and other amusements. Ice
cream and cake were served. and a
beautiful birthday cake ornamented
with candles. Appropriate thanks
were given by Mr.. Frost. The company
separated pronouncing the evening de-
lightful.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29
PEPPERELL DE- \
SCENDANTS HAVE
REUNION, KITTERY

Portmouth. n. H.. July A-Naaxly 100,
descendants Of Col. William Pepperell,
who settled at Kittery Point. attended
tho 10th reunion Of the Peppsre1l Family
Association held Thursday ak tho old,
Bray House. Kittery Point. During tho
business meeting good sised sum Of
money was subscribed towards tho pur-
chase Of the Bray HousA tho home Of
Col. Pepperell's wife.
These officers were elected: Harry R.,
Tibbetts Of Port Washington, I. l., presi-
dent: Augustine r. Ayers Of Concord.
Miss M. Georgia Parsons Of Kennebunk,
Samuel F. Paul Of Dover, A. W. Wilkins
Of Seattle, Mrs. Jeanet Pickard of Col
umbia, o.. vice presidents: Miss winni-
fred M. Fernald Of Eliot. secretary
treasurer; Rev. George q. Merrill OF
Stockbrfdge, Mass, chaplain; Miss EN-
ma D. jacques Of South Berwick. his
torian; Mrs. Susan Woodman Of Dover.
auditor; Mrs. Harriet NJ Clark Of South
Berwick, Mrs. Gertrude Mitchell Of Kit
terry Point, Miss Myra Emerson Of South
Berwick; Miss Marjorie Fernald. Eliot;
Miss Alta NJ X. Durgin of South Eliot,
Mrs. Annah Remick Of Kittery. reunion
committee; Miss Elizabeth NJ. Bartlett
of Eliot chairman of ancestral commit
tee. Frank f. Lawry Of Kittery Point,
committee on tomb and lot.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29
100000 FOR
GOOD ROADS IN THE
NATIONAL FORESTS

Washington, July 2s-One Of the pro-
visions of the Federal aid road bill,
which was signed by the President on
July II, appropriates 100000 a year for
10 years to be spent by the Secretary Of
Agriculture for the construction and
maintenance of roads and trails within
or partly within the National Forests.
The bill provides that, upon request
of the proper officers of the states or
counties, the money shall be used for
building roads and trails which are nee
essary for the use and development of
resources upon which communities with
in or near the National Forests are de-
pendent The work is to be done in CO.
operation with the various states AMI
counties. Not more than 10 per cent. of
the value Of the timber and forage re-
sources of the National Forests within
the respective county or counties in
which the roads on trails will be con-
structed may be spent. Provision is
made for the return of the money to
the Treasury by applying 10 per cent.
of the annual receipts of the National
Forests in the State or county until the
amount advanced is covered.
officers in charge say that the bill will
make possible the construction Of many
roads which are greatly needed. Since
1913 ten per cent. of the receipts of the
National Forests have been used in road
and trail building, but the funds have
been inadequate to meet the needs.
Many isolated communities within the
National Forests are entirely dependent
on the Government roads and trails. In
some instances these settlements are
said to be almost entirely without means
of communication According to Forest
Service officials the money now made
available will permit the construction
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29

OF many roads nscsssary to onan up tn
accessible tsrrttory. and viii greatly !
facilitate the development Of large areas
1t II said that detailed plans covering!
the policy to be followed In building
roads arc now being made.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29
Found

YELLOW AND WHITE KITTEN
about half grown. Owner can have 1t by
calling at Al Green ST., City. jly2Sd3t'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29
Classified
Ad Rates

.. lines (6 words to a ''ne)
' % words or less cost 15c. tor
a . 'i issue, aoc. for three and soc.
CIV week. Pro rata price VIII be
-, 'sn..osd for advertisements ex-
sn. ...d;no four lines. In sending by
sssu"s s,,,ose stamps with order,
na"i .,roes are too small to open
accounts .., ,o+ knowinoIv
..,,ot any fraudulent advertising
.:I = any kind. Tne journal will m
/" ..,;oa.e I promptly and vigorously
v.. ..v claim from any person who
sss'I .san in any way deceived or
q. located through answering an
u',.,.iserert. The journal VIII
.I.sL .a rs readers to bring to its
u. ...nt,on any failure on the part
= a. advertiser to make GOOD ms
o. ;ees ~ /. is the belief of this
p., ..sr that an advertiser serves his
par i, interest best only when he
sr' serves '',is the public best. & If you are
~ ~. satisfied tell the journal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29

A LARGE STOCK OF GOOD SEC.
ond-hand ranges at Malcolm & Dyer
Co.'S, 1856 Water St.. Augusta. mayAdtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29
The Milliken Residence


GATOR in
large an income p Ths % ty
days sell this property at very low s%ne
Somebody
lis and a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29
Nav Advertisements Today

r.nted-Barbsr.
y" Let-Cottase.
y 1TS,nted-salesmen.
~. sale-Automobile:,
~ IH.,ted-Copying TO 40.
N.atsd-Representative.
waqqst-Furnished room.
60 tsale-Fur coat, etc.
lM Saie-Cniforms, etc.
for r..dNspecialty salesman.
Wahssaie-House, stable. etc.
for .ad-kitchen woman, etc.
HL.ssd-Working housekeeper.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29
For Sale-Horses, Cattle, Etc.

A GOOD USING HORSE, II YEARS
old, weight 1850 lbs. sound in every way.
Will sell at low price. Merrill Bros, 227
Water St, Augusta. Tel 80. jly26d6t
BAY MARE, WITH COLT MONTHS
old: weighs 100 lbs; work any spot or
place; extra good roader. Inquire j. w.
Stafford, Amherst ST., Augusta.
july24d1w'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29
E. E. NEWBERT, Agency
Augusta, Maine

PROPERTIES AND SMALL LISTED FOR SALE We
HOME AND WILL GUARANTEE THE
TRANSACTION TO be RIGHT EVERY RESPECT
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29

kAR-RU CURES RHEUMATISM
and kindred diseases. A marvellous cura-
tive force Affects the entire constitution.
Eradicates disease causes. Restores the
body to health and order Booklet free.
Kar-Ru Company. Tacoma, Wash.
ilY1Sd4Ws
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29

" Wanted-siale Help
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29
Rubber Stamps, Etc.

MADE IN OUR OWN SHOP. DIF-
ferent styles of mounts Best printing
qualities. Prices right. T. & P. Stamp
Co.. IS Capitol ST.. Augusta. Maine.
ily1ndtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29

A HORSE TO TRY FOR ITS KEEP
ing for few months with the intention
of buying. Will give the best of care
Would like good driver that is safe for
lady. Horse not over seven or eight
years old. Miss Francena Taylor, Weeks
Mills. Maine. Telephone call 1922, r. F.
ID. II South China july24d6t*
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29

DRY HARD STOVE WOOD, ALSO
dry soft stove wood and kindling. Ad-
dress Chas. Sylvester. City. Tel. call
1922 jn29dlmo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29

STOP! LOOK! READ! WHY BURN
expensive fuels when you can buy J cord
best dry kindling wood for $3.50. delivered
anywhere in city, from J. A. Shaw's Box
shop, SO Mt. Vernon Ave. Tel. 4l5-W.
jly2dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29

SITUATED IN TOWN OF CHINA.
portable saw mill, 65 H. p. new boiler, 55
H. P. engine. board saw shingle machine,
boiling machine, slab saw. blower shaft
ing and belts all complete, about 400 acres
of cumberland going to be sold, poor
health. NJ. Walter Tobey, Bay street,
Winslow, Me- Telephone 299-W. jly2Od2w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29
FARM BUYERS

FARM BUYERS
We think we have the largest list Of
farm property of all kinds of any other
dealer in kennebec Co. If you are look
ing for farms of any kind we would like
CHASE'S CO. Depot Square. Gardiner.
Me. Tel. Connection. jn1Stu-th-sat.tf
IN RICHMOND, Me, VILLAGE, 2
story house, painted and blinded, contains
10 rooms, in good condition, good stable
on the lot, on Church street, near NJ. c.
r. r. station. churches, schools, stores
good home at a good bargain. come to
Richmond and Edwin Totman will show
you the property; he has property rang
ing in price from $500 to $1,000. Tel. 26-5.
jly22. .sat,3wks
sec0 BUYS TWO COTTAGES AT
Evergreen Landing. Peaks Island, in
cluding all furnishings, running water in
walk from wharf at Evergreen and fine
location. Will sell separately if desired.
Walter P. Ordway, Skowhegan. Me.
Jiy26d6t
EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD TRADE
in farm and city residence. No time to
waste unless you are interested. Hyme
Gersten. Tel. 33lM. 40 Cony St jly26dlw
FARM OF OVER 100 ACRES STU
ated at East Waldohoro near school,
telephone r. F. D., abundance of wood.
county. Address Jennie E. Smith. Waldo
boro. Me-, r. F. d. No. 8. jly26d2w*
NEW BUNGALOW - coBBossEE.
contee Lake, near outlet" 5 furnished
rooms. fireplace, large piazza, spring
water, good fishing. beautiful grove,
splendidly situated. To be sold below
cost. n. n. Aubin. Tel. 1-41, West Gardi-
ner. or write Route Is. Gardiner, Me:
jly25d2w'
COTTAGE HOUSE WITH STABLE,
greenhouse. some land, in East Vassal-
boro, on car line. For particulars address
SMALL CAMP, SCREENED AND
and curtained. For further information
inquire at Ill Grove street, Augusta.
Maine. jly2d1wk"
ONE OF THE BEST HAY FARMS IN
Kennebec county; Sc acres moving land.
cuts 60 tons Of hay. Large barn and tool
mile from Hallowell. Apply to w. H.
Perry, Hallowell. Maine. juneSdtf
LARGE HOUSE WITH FURNISH
ings. on car line. five minutes walk from
tals splendid opportunity for good home
and business. Inquire of f. G. Earring
ton. No. 219 Water St, Augusta, Maine.
Jly20dtf
COTTAGE FOR SALE AT LAKE
Cobbosseecoltee. one Of the most attrac-
tive pieces of property on the lake. A
Bungalow style cottage on one Of the
slightly locations OF the Lake. Accessible
to electrics. On Robbins Point on the
West Shore we'll "out to sea-" affording
splendid view up and down the Lake;
close to best fishing grounds. Large
piazzas, screened sleeping porch. built-in
refrigerator, running water in sink, etc.
Augusta. .n6dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29
Business Opportunities
Lost

WHITE SILK SHAWL Between
Weston st. and Opera house or at Opera
house, Wednesday evening. Finder leave
at Journal office. july27d1t
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For Sale-MiScellaneOus

FUR COAT, BAssINETTE, TELE-
phone stand a1 paror x"s stGve a. al in oS4 good
street. jly29dlw
ALL UNIFORMS AND PARAPHER-
MALTA of the Independent Cadets to be
sold: also one parade flag 4x6 with joint
also one regulation snare drum. and
bugle See Capt. Grant, No. Jewett's
Court, evenings after six, Randolph. Me;
jly29d3t+
LADIES' REPAIRED SHOES NOT
called for We have quite a few pairs
some good as new. will sell Csc. to $l.25. c.
S. York Repair Dept, 1863 Water ST., Au-
gusta. Jly2o,d3t
FIRST CLASS MONEY MAKING
proposition. Pool room, shoe-shining par
lor, silent salesman shoe-case. cash reg
lister, chairs and pool tables. EVERYTHING
goes at a bargain. Inquire Hyme Ger
stein. Tel 331-M. 49 Cony St. july27dlw
THREsHING OUTFIT, GRAY SEP
arator. I. H. c. engine, H. p, clutch
pulley, or exchange for milch cows. V. c.
Sampson, Vassalboro. Me, r. SO.
jly2ed1w*
ONE DEDWRICK HAY PRESS,
nearly new. Will sell at q good trade; for
further particulars. address by mail, w.
r. oporie, Palermo. Me. jly26d14t'
FIFTEEN WHITE DUCK. CHAM
pion horse rack for S.. Hussey horse hoe,
new last season, 81 l.. T. Cram, Man
chester, Me. 1uiylodlW
FIVE HIVES OF BEES. INQUIRE
of E. D. Hayford, Tel. Augusta S37-M.
july25d1w
UP-To-DATE LUNCH ROOM AND
pool room combined, doing good busi-
Toho ci orc lnp1-
ton. Water street. Hallowell. Jly24dlw
one DIME WILL BRING YOU ONE
dozen name cards, prettily written. Ad-
july22d1w
STOP! LOOK! READ! WHY BURN
expensive fuels when you can buy cord
anywhere in city. from J. A. Shaw's Box
'''0p' y ~ jly21dtf
SITUATED IN TOWN OF CHINA,
portable saw mill, 65 H. p. new boiler. IS
II. P. engine board saw shingle machine,
boiling machine, slab saw. blower shaft
ing and belts all complete, about 400 acres
Sealth, 5e tf0eatS NJ Walter s1 Tobey. Bay street,
Winslow. Me. Telephone &9-W. jly2od2w
STANDING HAY ON YEAToN FARM
situated on CnelSea river ROAD inquire On
premises or of Mrs. Elizabeth Yeaton, q
Oak ST., Augusta. JlylSdtf
DRY HARD STOVE WOOD, ALSO
dry soft stove wood and kindling. Ad-
dress Chas. Sylvester. City. Tel. call
1922 )n29dlmo-
A LARGE STOCK OF GOOD SEC
opd-hand ranges at Malcolm & Dyer
Co.'S, 1856 Water St.. Augusta. mayAdtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29
OTTAGE AT WEBER POND.

close to car line. Fully furnished in
piano and graphophone, wood
enough tor two seasons, garage and ice
house filled with ice. Price $4oo. Apply
to E. c. Genthner. Augusta. Telephone
$780, inSdtr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29

SEVERAL EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD
trades in small farms on and near car
line from $500 to $1,000. 1t will pay you to
see me first. Amos H. Higgins, Opp. Ho-
tel North, Augusta. jly6dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29
IESTAURANT-ExcEPTIoNAL oP-

business; can be bought cheap if you
are interested in anything of the kind
come and see me at once. Amos IA. Hig-
gins. opposite Hotel North. Augusta, Me.
iune22 diff
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HALLOWELL SAVINGS INSTITU-
tion Book No. 512s. Hallowell. Maine,
July % 1916. jly26d3w
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one DIME WILL BRING YOU ONE
dozen name cards, prettily written. Ad-
dress Nettie Dockham, Hallowell, Me.
july22d1W
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29

A FINE. FIVE ROOM SUMMEn
cottage on the east bank of the Sheepscot
river, Boothbay. Shed, stable and hen
merry. All buildings in excellent repair.
Thirty-one acres Of land. Unfailing sup
ply OF tine spring water. Superb view of
sea and river. Good boat landing. Apply
Mrs. b. }. Shay. ~ Summer ST.. Gardi-
ner. may9dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-29
STANDING HAY ON YEAroN FARM

situated on Chelsea river road. Inquire on
premises or of Mrs. Elizabeth Yeaton, q
Oak ST., Augusta. JlylSdtf