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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-01
WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE,
WESTMINSTER. nd.
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Library Gymnasium Power and Heating Plant
CURRICULUM up date Classical Scientific Historical
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-01

Should you eat pie With u knlfe7.
No; you'd SAINT to use an are II
you lived nj ny boarding house
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-31
Setfetaftsr 6srarS Surek Sic
1ec,el as3sesn.

gerlin, orn6tlos iiber camille.
-@otitafter 8eraro lpurbc bon Der
~Scrliucr Worgcnpoit" uuo uon Der
.&plnilten 3eitunB", 3ipei bebeuteus
ben ocutitcn 3eitln9en. bcItig nnBcs
griiieu pe9eu iciner 9aItung 9e8en
Die beutite Geniur. Die CT III elmer
pertrauIid)en 3uihriit an bas Staatss
Scpartement einsenommeu baben ioll.
Imeritauii6e Scritteritatter IN
Berlin iiberreid,ten benz @otIhafter
tilr3li6 eineu Yrotcit aeeeu aabels
rnb Ynirs @euiur on gerihten. bic tic
nab ben Ser. Staaten geianbt bntteu.
Sic betla8ten lid, oaB Ser britiite
Geuipr piele ibrer 3cpeiteu idlimm
peritilmuelt babe unb bab Elm GROCER
Yro5entiaB ibrcr burh Die Eoit a6ges
iunbten 0erid)te ui6t in Nmeritn eius
getroffen lei.
Bel Der DISCRIMINATING bes Sros
teites all bas Staatss Separtement
iou Der gotidniter cine pertraulihe
Note beigeIegt baber. in Der er
cmpiabl, oaB ~ieitens beS Staatss
requirements nitts getbnn merbeu
iol. lpenn nidt SeutidIanb Die Ra1s
rittens9 eniur aufbebe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-31
111iHemri's ersaniiierts aIrbet'
terfetaff.

9ie Stdrte Der preaniiierten arbeiz
terIdJaft in MiNouri i'll 1916 beitebt
aus 915 Unions uub bergleiten
aorperi6ufteu nit elmer @eiammts
WiteIieber5ubl 0 110,412. popou
105.1S1 m6nnliher unb 1921 peib@
Ii6en 8eihIe6ts limb. ollie bieie
lotale a0rperihaften iinb natipuaIeu
ODER interuatinnalen Sr9uniiutiouen
angeihloiien, Die m~eiiten eeboren
ber .Imericau federation Of 2abor"
an. Sie'es erbeQt Jus einem SltIles
tin oes itadtltfeu Grbeit5tommiIidrs
Sobn 8. Sispatrid.
0ou Den 915 Unions, 2ocal5 ober
anoeren uuterseorbneten Speieen,
Die in 1919 eine Ritsliebi6aft BON
110,412 beri6teten. limb 689 Der
-Gmerican federation OF 2abor" on>
s~e9liebert unb bie'e baben cine Hit>
sIieber3abl bon 7S.S0S Wannsz uno
AHA Srauensperionen. Sn Rtiiouri
iiuo 237 Unions nit elmer Nit9Iies
bersabl bon 25,S30, Die Der .Nners
ican federation Of 2nbor" nitt ange>
bDrer uuo bariu eingeifloiien iiub Die
big Sour 9rotberbpoos", Die an Der
ee9eniuGrtisen aputrpberie be3iiglih
zines Ittitunbens Cages uno eineins
balb Sreis fir lleber5ert intereiiicrt
iinb.
ginise Der gr0Bten arbeiter Der
einigun9en in WlilIouri, ipel6e ibre
W2itgIieber5abl fir 1916 angaben,
limb: Stubarbeiter 3,775 Wdnner
uno 275 Srauen; SoItamtss Nn9es
iteIte LOO Rdnuer unb 81 Srauen;
Idnolihe Ioittrdger 1000 RGnner;
Raurer unb 9aditeinIeeer 2,165;
Stiefelna6er uuo GRANDDAUGHTER
2.290 Rdnner l,ub 1910 Srduen;
9rauereinrbeiter 1889 Mdnner unb
$50 Srauen; &Ieioerarbcitcr LOO
Sraueu uub S54 Rduner; Sotel> uno
Heitaurnnt IuseIteute 5000 Wdnuer
uno $50 Sraueu; S%6auipieler Pol
Wtdnner unp 244 Sraueu; Stmiebe
1,584; aeiieli6nliebe uub eiIens
arbeiter 1878; StabI9eriiits Grbeiter
95; Gars Irbeiter 2,041; St)reiner
unb Simmerleute 1859; Gigarrenz
NADER 1865; giienbabus Yoitclerts,
1897; eIettriihe arbeiter 1900;
9nmpfs uub getriebs : Sneeuieure
920; IDrteltrager 1,159; Raihi>
niiten $500; &pblensrdber 9,400;
g~r3srdbsr 2,142; anitreit)er. Getos
rateure uno Sape5ierer 1907; Blunt
bers uuo 3umpirobreus ginrid,ter IL
$50; Yilaiterer LOO; 9ruder IL
455; Subrleute, Gbauifcure uuo
Stnuleute 1850; Sele9rapbiiteu o.
500; Sfriitieeer 2,27S; inpuitrielIe
Grbeiter 1880, iuopou 1873 Sraren
iinb.
Inbcre Riiourier @etperti6aiteu,
Die Srauen oils Rit9lieber babeu,
limb: Sdtcr. 9igarrenmader. giienz
bnbnz Glerts. Saoenbiener. Shneioer.
Suts lnb aappeumatler, Wuiitcr,
Sruder uub Sdriftieser. S~eIcgrapbis
item. Sabatarbeiter unO 8uhbinber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-31
Don Scr KinSerIakmnnes'
GpiSemie.

@aibington, 5. G.-0ertres
ter itaatliter 8eiunbbeitS sSebDrSen
fat aIer Staaten Der linton bielter
bier cine Gonferen3 ab uub bcratb
idIaeten iiber Wtittel unb @ese. ME
Der IusbreitlNg Der ainberldbnuna
p~or3ubeusen lei.
SbilabeIpbia. ga. - Sirets
tor &ruien bonn bieiigen @eiunobeitss
Nnlte bat angeoronet, baS bis sun,
Grloihen Ser &inberlabmungs : Gpiz
bemie ainoeru inter IS Sabren Der
Seiuh bon airfen unb SonntaSs.
idulen niht 5u geltGtten lit.
SiS gum 10. Nugult limb I'M
@an3en bier ieit 1. Suni 225 Ginber
nn Der Scud,e ertrantt, bon peneu
bisbsr 63 itarben.
Sartforb. Gonn.-Sn henl
itaatlihcn 8eiunbbcits : Separtement
lpuroeu neun ncuc SGIe bon ainbers
ldbmuug semelbet unb Die 8eiammts
8nbl Der Grtrantunseu im Staat itei9t
pamit aui 325. Sn Stamiorb iinh
brei aiuber DEM 2eibeu erle9en.
Seriep Gitn N. S.-Sic Sim
oerldbmun9s sgpioemie lit III Ecn
Seriep aniteincno I'M Iiidsang be-
9riifen, talldt aber on allen Gdeu
unb gnben INNER lpieber auf.
Sem StaatSs Separtement iiir bas
8eiunobcitopeieu limb pieocr 50 neuc
Sale, baruuter ioIte in flint @es
meinben, Die bioter oerifout scpcieu
gemelpet. Die 0ciammt5abl Der SdIe
i'm Staate belGuit lid iest uui 1.S04
in Isl perihieScncu Iunisipalitdten
ODER Sanitdtss Siitritten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-31
pdptlieber Gceat mnS KarSi'
nal Gibbens ami Sem Kas
ttslieentae.

Soipobl GarbinaI 8ib6ons bon
Baltimore ipie Der pdpItlit)e Segat
IRi9r. 9or5ano, Der ieit ieiuer Sbds
tigteit in ben @%ereinisteu Staateu
bon Noroz Ameritd iebe Sabrespers
ianumIung bes 8. M.s8. Gentrals@ers
ems nit ieinem 8eiute beebrt tatte
babeu in Der ReIioeu3 bes 8~aroiuaIa
Sarlep in Ren Yurt 8obuung ges
rlonlmen.
8eioe &irhenfiiriteu tpurben uutiirs
Ii6eripeiie bon 3eituuBsmeniteu auer
Sdrbun8 beanipruht, I'm ~Snters
ptetps" a%nsegangen.
Diisr. gpn5ano iiber Embellishments
uuo NeutralitGt bes 81. @atcrs.
&c. grceuen5. Der appitoIiite Oes
ltgat, Risr. 9on3ano, iprat it'd in
folgenoen Worten aus:
Sd bin nls Der perionIihe 9ertres
ter bes 81. gaters eefommen. Gieie
9atbolifenpod)e III Nmerita lit eir
bodit erirculite5 Greisnib. Die De-
legnten itro bier acknowledgement
I'M gu priifen, iua5 lie i'm lepter
Sabre gctbau baben. uub nm Sldne
fiir bas tommeuoc Sabr gu faiien.
Dies lit Elm greigniB. bas nid)t nur
fiir Die Stride bon Sutereiie lit, ions
bern aud fiir bas @ano, ba Die 3u>
iammertuuft Dem mornliihcu, ipiris
tlIeIleu IInb matericlleu 8pbIe bea
@pltes sepiomet lit. @enu audi fiji
Die aatbplifen in eriter 2inie be-
itinlmlt, fommt bas &ert bod allen
gu quite"
WIgr. @pn5nno ipuroe betreffs bes
bier peroifentlid]ten Seridtes. buB Der
9eiIige Batter Die itaIieuiiteu 8aroi@
ndle anselpieien babe, fir ben Griola
Stalicu's unb Der Naiierten ienes
&aubes 81 beten, befraSt. Gr ers
lpioerte: sd CLAUDE es nitt. Sbs
gleih id bon meiner Seimatb feline
Wittbeillns iiber Den @eseultaub err
balten babe, 309ere ih BOD niht 81
6ebnupteu, baB Der gerit,t bouitdns
Dig faIih lit. Ser SI. Batter lit mebr
ais neutral. @r lit unparteiiIt."
rSum Better bes san5en 2aubes",
GnRertc Itd Sarotnnl gibbons.
&c. gmineu3, anroinal Gibbons,
duberte lid iiber Die antbolitentpphe
pie fpl9t:
Gin Sing lit 9etpiB = Sd tpeiB,
baB Die Stnot Neip gorf Die Shuas
rem Der 9eh,fes Die lid bier pcrs
inmmelu. NIT elmer ser eroBen Metro
pole pilroi9eu 8aitfreunbidaft aufs
ncbnuen ipiro. Was Der 3iped Der
@erbanoIunscu bisier @ode anbes
trifft, 10 iiuo lie 9on3 Dem Nufbau
rro ~pirtiamen Shaffen getuiomet.
Sebes Gerinbreu, has mir befliripcrs
ten, miro iiir Nufbnu uno nidt fir
3eritoruu9 icin. NQes lit fir cineu
gutcu 3ped, mir Die 8o6Iiabrt Ser
8irhe unb bes 9anoes unp fir Die
matcrieae uub 8eiiti8e gmporbe6uus
bes Bottles"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-31

I'M Saltie Die Soften bon SrdIibent
8ilion'5 Eolitit in 0ierifo auf S125,s
600 700. ga er Elm Horteifiibrer lit
uno Der 8ebeutung Ieirer ei9enen
Bprte betpuBt mar, nebnte ih an, baB
er Die Soften ieues 5ioScos riftte
einIt6ste. @as baben mir nit bicien
Soften an @eIo uno 8lut america
niiter Solbaten. Die in Garri3al unb
anoersipo 9etootet nurbeu, erIangt?
Nbiolut uidts."
Senator SpneS Iagte: oSene $780,
900 1000 limb Die Soften Der id)Iimms
ten S%tiimperei, Die je bon enter Ios
miniItration bieies 2anbes besau8eu
murpe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-31
6esen 1pilien's feitipiclise
Merifespslitif.

Sie Seuatoren Soues bon 8ai6.
inetpn unb Sberman bon Sqiuois er.
tIdrteu. baB Die poreeihla9ene Bomb.
Gmiiiipn bon $130.000,0 00 3ul
Seduns Der purh Die meritaniiht
Situation ertpahienen Soften nur cir
ipciterer 8epeis iiir Die llnfGbiafeii
Der bcmpfratiiten Administration lei
iiir uelhe pus ameritaniihc SoIl
beSabIeu miilie.
.@ir iperoen iest auigeiprbert"
iagte Scuutor Sbermau, ben Wuii.
tanten 81 be3ableu, Der 5um Heiger
beS ipafiamen @arters alfipielte
Waioritdtsfiibrer 8ittiu oerauIhla9te
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-31

p|erpDrBeDDIl ullQ perDfetIet. IuU DteI
I'M Staote Neip Yort erlebeu mir
Nebulihes. Inter Dem Yprgeben,
gRibitdnSe ab3uiteuen. periutt man.
Die oifentIihe Reinuna geseu nuiere
@obltbdtisteits i, G~uitalten ein5uuGbs
men nit Der Gbiidt, bieie NnitaIter
nit Der Seit gu idtulariiieren.
geitdnbise Wafiamteit lit Der
Sreibeit Rreis, burum Ieute i'd Cure
Mufmerfiomteit auf oieies Sreiber
unb empfeble gut. in Guren BE-
ihIiiiIen itramm Stelurg oaseseu
5u nebnlen.
Sm Sabre 1918 feiert San AntOuiu.
9eg., ieiu 1OO.jabrises geitebeu.
llniere Sreunbe in Seras piiniten
MN. fiir 1918 bic SO. General Der
iammluug oes 5. H.sa. @eutrals
gereins gu iibernebmen. SD brinse
oieS iest i6on gu Gurer &enntuiS, bas
NIT mir bei3eiten ben Wiinifen Der
Seraner cntgesen tommen tonuen.
Su Wemuriam.
Ser Sob bat in unieren Heiben
mande Glide s~eriiien ieit Der Iesteu
0enerals VerIammIune. Sd neuue
bier Die Sriiber. ipeIhe lid in gang
beipnberer @eiie nm ben Central
Wereiu uno oas fatboIiihe Yereinsz
lpeien neroieut madteu: Hep. Sames
g.. 9ubenbeim. buffalo. 81. o.; Rep
Soiepb Slider, Buffalo, %. g.; Wih.
GoIlano. Buffalo, N. g.; WiIIiam
Grab, Netu Sanen. Conn. Sobn 2ep,
9eiu Sapen, Conn; anorep 8oit,
yieriben. Conn; WuboIpb Hies,
Ybilaoelpbia. ga; Nuguit Shmtbt.
8eabius. Ha.; Sobu S6inbIer,
0tiibnpafa. Snb.; Saul Shlubeder.
indianapolis, Snb.; W. 8als. Yrdiiz
bent bcs Ohio Stdatsoerbanbes, Ses
%fiauce, O.; George Stel3Ie. Rinnes
apolis, Rinu.; Sarrp 8oienbaIe,
Baltimore, Rb.; 2oren5 SCHUBERT.
Baltimore. Io.; Sreberit Sdmua.
Baltimore. Ntb.; 9. u. BeiB. ct.
2ouis, Mo-; Gbriit. Silfe. ct. 2ouis,
Wlo.; &idoIas glien. 9plpit, Sans. +;
&t. Hep. alopltus Steher. Nelpart,
Y. s.; Hep. W. ". Subripert, Gan
Intonio, Ger; 6. StinoIer. Iones
ton. Ser; 8. s. @erberih. Srelss
burg, Ser; 9ernarb Shtpegmnnn,
San Intonio, Ger. unb 3ouiS gub.
9rpotlpn, ". 3.
@ir polen bns anbenfen bieIer
8eritorbenen ebren uno ibrer oft i'm
8ebete 9~eoenfen. Wpgen lie ruben in
Srieoen!
Gs brdngt mid, meinen Sant aus
3uipreheu fir bas itets lpiuise Gut
geeenfonmeu llnierer Ereiie. Scr5z
liteu Sant aud meiuen Witarbeitern
in Der Grefutipe uno i'm apmite fir
lo5iale Yropasanba uno beioubers
Serrn +. y. aenfel. 9ireftor Der
GeftraliteIle. pbne beIien ielbitloie
Witbilfe meinc Irbeit taum alls5uz
fiibren ipdre.
8ertbe 9elesnteu. 9amen unb
Serrenl 8ir poIlen MN nit 8otts
pertrauen on uniere Irbeit seben.
MD9e lid bieie Sa9uns in boiler Sar>
monte bou5iehen unb reihe Sriid,te
auf allen @ebieten unierer S~bdtisteit
3eitisen. 9ie 81. General @ers
iammluug beS 3. H.z&. gentrdIs
Yereius crtldre ih hermit eroiinet
NIT Dem 8rllBe: 8eIobt lei Sclus.
Raria unb Soicphl
Solep6 Srep,
Yrdlibeut beS 8. 8.s&. @eutrals
WereiuS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-31

Itfie Setlanftaii, ipeIhe ftreHg mad gfnrrer
1neipp's MletpoSe e~elettet mtrS fir S6wa3e,
9seroeu' uno WaeenIeioeroe. iopte au4 Inc
6eiteu. Giaener Seeliprser uno fpeateuer
&ottesoteuit. Gar rabere GusfuTft t8retbt
ar bic
SISTERS OF THE PRECIOUS BLOOD.
Knelpp Sanitarium. Rome City, Ind.
Betm S6retber eripdbne aeiI. eieieS SIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-31
Opfsr Ser SiSs.

GIepeInnb. Sbic.-Sie Gems
pcrutur III GlepeIuup erreitte am 21.
Nusuit nit 104 0rab ben S0ditItono
i'll bielem CONNER. 3poIf Terlpnen
purben Spfer Der Sise.
Setrpit, Wih.-Srei SoSesz
fdue uno nabe ein Susenb pieihldge
itldgc tparen an 21. Nusuit bas 4es
iultat Der uugeipobnIi6cn Sise in
Setrpit, Wih. Sus thermometer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-31

3cigtc bon 2 bis 4 llbr Tahmittass
% 8rao I'M Sfattcu ar. Guf Der
Strube nurben nm $3.50 ubr 1O4
8rao regiitricrt.
W beeIing, @. 8a.-Sie TENS
peratur nuroe ant 21. Iuguit IN
8beeling amtlih NIT 104 Grab ans
oeeebcn. Sizes lit Die bo6ite Sempe'
ratllr in 20 Sabreu, nit Irsnabme
pom 5. Suli 1911, mo 105 Grab
oemeiieu murber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-31

Ger G,runbitein Der 8eiunbbett
lieat in Der 9irtulntipn reinen Slutes.
40 Sieie feblt lit man allen Grten
f6rperliher 9eiben alis9ciest. Sorni's
Mpeutrduter entferut ale llnretns
beiten aus bent SpItem uub hilbet
neues, rei6eS. rotbes Slut, bas Boil
perf Der 8~eiunbbeit. @s lit nur
our6 SpeSials Ngeuteu gu be5ieben,
ober brett BON ben Seriteuern. 9r.
Setter Sa6ruep & Cons Co., 1875
60. Sopne Ipe.. Chicago, Su.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-31
MCC0ULDRICK
SUPT. HANCOCK
EDEN SCHOOLS

Bar Harbor, Me-, March 3o.-At joint
meeting of the school boards of tho towns
of Eden and Hancock which was held in
Bar Harbor Tuesday afternoon, Frank
E. McGouldrick of Fort Fairfield was
elected as superintendent of schools for
the district composed of the two towns.
to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton of Supt. Ernest l.. Palmer. There
were II applicants for the place. which
is one of the best In the State with the
exception of three or four of the larger
cities like Portland. Lewiston and Ban
gor. the salary being 5000 year. Mr.. Nc
Gouldrck has had a teaching experience
Of IL years and received his college train
ing at Yale university. His father was
the late Charles McGouldrick Of Cherry
field.
He comes to Bar Harbor from the + ort
Fairfield Easton district where he has
been for the past four years and where
he has given splendid satisfaction. He
was superintendent of the Bluehill-Sedg-
wick Brooklin district three or four years.
He is 40 years old and married, his wife
being a Bluehill girl.
He is a member of the Masonic order
and knight Templar.
He expects to begin his work here May
/, Supt. Palmer continuing in charge Of
the schools until that time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-31
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
She Leading Stocks

New York, March 30.-In its salient
features today's market traversed the
ground made more or less familiar by
preceding sessions of the work. Prices
were irregularly higher or lower in
the dull forenoon, but the market de-
veloped a definite downward trend lat
err Quotations were mostly at lowest
levels in the final hour, the heaviness
Of that period being ascribed to the
publication of statement by the rail-
way executives which offered little
hope of an immediate adjustment of
existing differences with the trainmen.
Coppers were almost the only stock
to display consistent strength, their
improvement being based on addition
al reports Of large sales Of the metal
for domestic and forcing consumption.
While these reports lacked official con-
firmation, home demand for copper is
the greatest in the history Of that in
dustry.
Industrials and equipments. includ-
ing the munitions groups. declined.
The Mexican group, embracing Pc
troleums, was strong at times, but fell
abruptly later, Texas company with
a loss of at 1879. United States Steel
recorded a maximum loss Of Y at S31e,
but Bethlehem Steel made slight re-
covery from its steady decline Of re-
cent days by a gain Of to ass.
Rails were less susceptible to pres
sure, but that division again denoted
foreign liquidation. Reading. New York
Central and some Of the professional
and Changers were lower by fractions
to over q point, but dealings in these
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-31
new SURGERY IN
WAR HOSPITALS
MOST ADVANCED
Pittsburgh Chauffeur Returns
With Steel Corset when Seven
Ribs Were Displaced by Ma
chine Gun Fire

New York. March 30.-Stanley Hubert,
representative of an artificial limb firm
in this city. returned on the French
liner Rochambeau Wednesday for a rest.
after supplying wooden legs for the
French soldiers at the rate of fifty
week.
He said that of the surgical opera
tions he saw in the French hospitals,
man who had his jaw shot away. A sec
ton Of bone was taken from a shatter-
ed leg. Hubert said, and IA jaw made Of
it that was an improvement on the
original. 1t was fitted with false teeth.
Robert Kirton. a Pittsburgh chauf-
feur who went to England a year ago
and became motorcycle despatch
bearer in the army in France, returned
Wednesday from Liverpool on the An
Choir Liner Tuscania, wearing a steel
corset and with seven ribs missing. He
brought back bride whom he met
while convalescing in England.
Kirton is an Englishman. but had liv-
ed in this country 10 years. He was a
member of the Pennsylvania National
Guard for seven years.
Kirton was on duty near Hasincourt.
and in carrying a message suddenly
found himself under fire. Before he
could escape machine gun sent 81
bullets through his body. he said.
The British Government awarded him
the distinguished service medal, $50 and
an indefinite leave. With the two lat
ter he married and sailed on the Tus-
cania. Other passengers added $45 to
his fund. He said he hoped to get
position as chauffeur in Pittsburgh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-31
WEST GARDINER

John Mears, who has been visiting
his sister. Mrs. Esther Pinkham and
niece, Mrs. Nellie Hescock, returned
last week to his home in Abbot
Miss Freeda Goodwin Of Cape Eliza
beth is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Emma Hopkins.
The Cobbosseecontee Telephone Co.
has moved the central Office from w.
B. Smiths to Linwood Aliens on
Highland avenue.
Willis Spear was business visitor
in Hallowell Friday.
Miss Pearle Spear is passing her va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Spear, Cherry Hill.
Lambert Perkins called on friends
on the Hallowell road Tuesday.
Mrs. Hattie Parsons and daughter
Alice of Hallowell are passing two
weeks with Mrs. Parsons mother, Mrs.
Alice Towle.
Roy A. DeFratus Of Gardiner was .
visitor In town Sunday.
Harry Spear Of HaIlowell visited
friends in town Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-31
New York Produce Market

New York, March 80.
FLOUR-Firmer; spring patents 575@61O
WHEAT-Spot strong; No. Durum
131 ga; No. hard 12s "a: No. northern
Duluth 1873 ga and No. northern Mani
toba 1n fob New York.
CORN-Spot firm; No. 2 yellow S5A elf
New York.
OATS-Spot firm: standard 51a@52.
PORk-Firm.
BEEF-Firm; mess 175oals; family 1900
@2OO0.
LARD-Steady.
BUTTER-Firm; receipts 6652; creamery
extras, 20 score, 37d37 IA; creamery, high.
er scoring, 37A@3s; firsts 36G36a; seconds
34635A
EGGS-Firm: receipts 1851: fresh gath
FIRST firsts e regular Sa backed a sasi,: seconds
2od20a; nearby hennery whites fancy 24D
25a. nearby hennery browns 23G23a.
POTATOES-Firm; Long Island 40;
Jersey sweets per basket 6O@110.
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GREAT BARGAIN

To settle estate, fine Groom house,
hardwood floors, bath. open plumbing.
hot water heat. electric lights, fireplace.
running water. stable. stalls. about $1,000
feet land, apple, pear, plum trees. all
kinds of small fruit. Situated In the
thriving village of Winthrop. Maine, five
minutes to electric, 10 to steam cars. 5
minutes walk to Lakes Maranacook and
Annabessacook, right in the heart Of
the apple growing section of Maine.
Also farm, Is acres, house rooms, cne
orchard, 300 apple trees five years old.
Plenty of wood for home use.
Address MARY GAGE. Winthrop, Maine.
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Boston Produce Market

Boston, March 80.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle IA.
SPRING BRAN-2225G2375.
BUTTER-Northern 36aG37; western IS
q37.
CHEEsE-New York twins 1961sA
CORN-Yellow S3A.
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearby ESQ
q; western 21@A.
FLOUR-Spring patents 59o@65o.
HAY-No. l grade ~.
thanksgiving 164Q19.
MIXED FEED-2560@2S50.
OATS-No. clipped white 81.
PORK-Medium backs zoo.
POTATOES-36@26 per two blu. bag.
VEAL-10617.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-31

stocks were light. Total sales Of stocks
amounted to 10000 shares.
Trading In the new Canadian govern
ment per cent. bonds gave fresh I'm
petus to that branch Of securities. The
1921 issue sold up to $685.; tho 1926 at
97x, and the 1881 at 81. Anglo French
SIS repeated their recent maximum of
s5h. Total sales (par value) aggregat-
ed s4,s25,00o. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-31

An accident occurred on the Jackman
Lumber Co.'S railroad Thursday after
noon. AS the train was running from the
woods with 16 cars loaded with logs 1t
ran into the engine used to pile logs,
causing a general smashup. Both en-
eines were badly broken and logs were
thrown in all directions, but fortunately
there were none Of the trainmen hurt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-31

The class parts for the graduation
exercises of the Ellsworth High school
have been announced ~ follows the
first four being assigned In order Of
rank, the others by election. valedic-
tory, Muriel Byard: salutatory, John
]. Whitney; essay. "Self Reliance" MIL
dred Lord; essay, The Camp Fire
Girls" Lena Gambler: address TO under
graduates, John A. PeterUon: class
prophecy. Gertrude Giles presentation
of gifts, Evelyn Bella&tys
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, March %.
Assertions that the crop promise in
Kansas was not up to the average Of the
last 10 years and could not be relied on
to offset the losses in other states cut a
decided figure today in forcing the wheat
market sharply higher. Prices closed 1 IS
az to 1-S@5 "A up, with May at III $50
"a and July at IL 1904 Corn gained "a
a Is and oats 3-6@1 to 7-SQ1c. In pro-
visions the outcome varied from q decline
to q rise Of 7Sl0.
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chIeaao cattls Market

Chicago, March %.
HOGs-Receipts a1.00o: lower; bulk $40
80: light S0669l6: mixed s10q9Si heavy
906@946: rough 9o60915: pigs 7006S10
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