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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

lit bon oen ,Srou5oien nod niht ans
gefiibrt luorOen. Bon outboritotipcr
Seitc miroe bcutc gl6cno bcItGtigt,
Dob Die fran5olihen &erluite ol
Gooter GeripunOeten imb e'efon9e
ncn 9cringer iino olS oic III Ocm
OeutIden oifi5ieaen 9eridt ongeecs
bene 3obl bon @efougenen
SSn Der nlilit1riibcn llebcriidt Der
aEenpS" sic fiir gciuo6nlih BON
General Gelocroir ecibricben miro,
beiBt es:
DIie S6lodt, uelde ougen6lidlih
i'm @anec it, lit 0iiBerit crnIter ga.
trr. 9(ber ioIlten oie Soben BON
Eoiprc nno oic 9olfe @oIounacn
gerommcn weroen 10 miro ms Ger
6eino in pieleiHt ItGrferen SteIlu-
gen an 0cr SroioeterresGonolm
2inie finOen, an ocnen in @irfli6teit
ole gert6eioiglugsiuerfc ser Setting
beginncn. IS bnnoelt iid INT cine
9eIdgerlmg icitenS Der Genti6en.
IS lit cine Shladt gegen linlerc Sir
nteen IN Der 8eihlng gcrOlin mo 0ie
Sorts ocrlclben ipicIcn in oieicm
aonipic feirc NoIe.
Ger SGnce BAT fem 9lo6loiicn in
Den glnariffen Ucririaht, lpciI oiclcI-
ben niHt iinterbrohen iperoeu fon.
nen. Sic miiiien bis 5utl gnoe tort.
geicbt lucrOen. Sormctfcr miiroe sic
Sitltotion mir Oeridlirnlnerr."
Die ~GcmpS~ iaet meiter. nQoBt
ms and ferner6in polleS ino imer-
idiitterliteS&ertroi IN Sen ihlicB-
liHen Gerlouf Der ShIodt bobcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

OrncS 3liriideenoulmen Werocn milB-
tc. 0ic neuc Sront, foum orei Wtci-
len brett, critredt ii6 entlang Ger
S0ben, ole fiir Oic @ert6cioigung
ale @ort6eile bieten. @egen oicieu
engen Eoum lino oie Seeresi1ilcn
oes 0ciltihen arouprin5en in geiuol-
tigcnt 9lnihtrn. WlilitGrlo6OcrItGt.
Oiee gc6en bier Der @ieining Aus.
Orud, OoB BON oicler 2inic in cnt-
ideioenoen 3eitplinft Der @egenon.
griff erfoleen uno oen oeutiben
Sturm 6uriidwerfen lperoe.
Gin Ofit3ier, Der ioc6en BON Ger
6ront ongefonlmen lit, Dcrii@ert, ooB
Oic 6ron5oien moder Stono boltcn.
Gic frnn80iii6en 9otterieu orbcitcn
minoer0oll uno sic @crhitc ocr
Deutiden icien fobeIboft, pG6reno
Die Jron5olen MIR geringc @crlnItc
boben.
@ as Oic u@etit &oriiien"
iogt.
Scr o@etit Yorilicn" iogt, ser
SoritoB Der 0ellti6cn IN Der Gbou.
paonc um l2. Sebruor iei Gin 5bcin.
ongriif 9eipeien, INT oic g(nimerf-
iunlfcit bon 0en Dor &erOun fom.
nlenoeu sroBen Dingeu ob8iIenfen.
Gle aItcn Optinliiten.
Boris, 26. Sebrltor. 9oris lit
oilBeroroentlid rlibig, trob Der gro.
ben Sdlad)t, oic iebt bci geroim I'M
@onge lit Seine gln5eiGen bon Scr.
boiitdt lino UorbonOcu ionoeri iiber.
oIl 6erridt &crtroucn IN oos AeIIls
tat OeS Samples.
Tieienigen. ipelHe ole StGrfe Der
tSelhlng5lperfe tenncH iheinen Oen
@unid 5li be9erL ooB Die Shloft
nod fortoonern mo9e; oenn iie be-
bouptcn OoB sic @erluite ser 0eut.
ideu nit Der @roBe oeS llnterueb.
mems i'm @inflong iteben iuiir0en.
sln Der gor8en 6ront BON Der
gloroiee bis binunter noG ser.
Shwei5 lit man ouf o0c Nloeli6.
feitcu oorbercitct, imo oQc ltrIauber
iino 81 ibren Segimentern 5uriidge-
rlicn iporocn Ger 0r6Btc SdIog
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

(sSort Ionounont, bier Meilen
norooitlib bon @er0uu lit eines Der
ctpo 5man3ie Sorts oes Settings.
aiirtelS unO Iiegt lunlittelbor moro
lid BON ser 9o6nlinic, sic oitipdrts
bon Ser 5toot nod W1eb fiibrt 60
nolunont gebort 81 elmer @ruppe bon
iieben Sorts, meltbc Die 5eitung pom
Often bcr idbiiten. Iic SORTS DC
Soipillc. Sc GnDouncS mo Ct Gli-
6el Iiegct oireft 5ipii6cn Der Oon
Den Ieiti1cn eroberten Stclhng
uno Der Staot 9eroim.
Ser rcd)te 6liigel ser oeuticben 9lr.
mee. Die gcqen @erom dnitiirmt, bat
oieien groBcn GrfoIg crrungen mo
iitin SicgeSlorf am weiteiten IN oie
iron3oiiihe 2iuie porgeOrlngen
Gas eriiiirntc Sort Iieat ehuaS
oitIid BON Der Souptlinie oes Oelit.
Ihen @oritoBes imo bier Wleilen bon
Der aloaS Ger S5olrptdngriff Der
oeiitibcn ScereSnoiicn gebt iiiomorts
entldng Dem 6luBlouie Scr Moos
Sic gmnd9me ocs Sorts lit iotucit
Ser aroBte Griolg, ocil sic Geutiden
iii i6rem llnIhirm oiif |er6im 81 per-
8eihncn 6oben @lit imoe6ellrer
Mndlt, bcQleitct bon cinen irrdtbd
ren 9lriilerie 6euer, ipic cs in Der
aaBeu SricoseeiGidtc nod nidt oa-
gepcien miro Scr Souptongriff
ourhgefii6rt.
Ger oeiitihe geridt 5eigt, OnB Der
9lnGriii iebt aiif eiiier breiten Srput
iiiolidj nno 6itlib bon Dem 9e3irf
n0roliA bon Nerolm entipidclt miro,
iii ipeIAcn sic Sffcuiiuc 5uerit au.
ietie, Tic 5traBe RoriS W}cb lGuft
onrh 'geroun leift nad Dem Siiooit
8u abbiegeno. Sic miro All eincnl
&unfte ctpo i6 W1eilen oitlih bon
8erou bon DER oertiden 9inie &C.
freli5t.
SerOnu miro olIo iebt bon gtorOeit
glorOoitcn, Often inO Siiooiicn all.
gegrifien.
Dlarhepiae.en.sSoepre licgt geraoc
iii0lih BON Der @oris. .Nleb StroBe
i8 @aeilen oitlib bon @eroin un0
oie elcihc 5trcde nnterbal6 Gouan
mont.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
siir ainOer .gSo6lfa6rt.

SBaibin9ton 26. 5ebrllor.
Sm Scuot 6ro6tc geitern Senator
aeuDon cine Sleioliition ein, bebufs
@iniebiIng elmer Gommiiiion, neI9e
lid nit llnteriu6uns Der 8erarmnng
uno @erelenoing Ger ainOer 6cfoIIen
nno 9pbbiiIfsmittel in GorldIag briu.
gen ioIl. GenDon begriinoete feline
&eioIrtion init Dem Soiuipeis, oab
our6 @lininirling oieieS llebels Die
g|otion itGrfcr wcroc mo Oie Inter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
,,Nmn, idj fanm ingen,
"@etssSt' iuirft."
vSdant ber, slanGt Chr nidDt, cS ici
scraOr WnnOerOOl fir Sii6ncr.
nnncn

Gcbcneociic Serlic ic6dui bcr punb bN
@IiidlidDcn! Sebic Sud mn oitl Sence Niihs
nerduoc ficl oireft ab. pcraoc mic Nuuncir
Sbdler 9atei ben SINGER aui mcinc 3cben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
eei6made fir CgNitaau,s NlaApr.

Gbicogo, 26. 6ebruor. W4o.
Dor @illiom Sale GbompIon bat, iuic
beute 6efonnt ipuroc, Oen &oli5eit6ef
SealcD lint cine 2eibtpode eriltbt.
oa ipic cr iagt, Gooesorobungen &C.
gen i'm ouseeitoBen poroen iino.
Der 9iirgerneiiter ioet Die Drobin.
gen ieien mobri6einliA cine Solgc
ieiner 9lftibitGt in Der Gontpoenc fir
Ole beDorItcben0cn StoOtrotbs .Yris
ludripo5lcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
g4pI[cn bnriihrr n6itimlnrn.

Gie o@ooonS SnproUemcnt 9liio-
ciation beihloB, lid eegen ieoe 9In-
nettionSbill 5ii pcbrcn ueml ocn
9cmobncrn Der 5ii olncftircnOcn Gr
itrifte nidlt oos 8ed]t eeipGbrt miro,
icIbIt 0orilber nbanitimmcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

iidlug iontit ais ein Stiid @cicsgc
bung fir Oen glu5bnu Scr &anoesucr-
tbcioigiuig ongcicbcn pcrocn oiiric.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
QntberiIdlc CSuniercus.

SrcenpilIc, Yo., 26. 3e6r.
SIN G6iclGoac5e bat ecitcrn bic 6.
SobreS. .Gonieren5 Der lutDeriidclt
StuOentcunIiiIons.Gonicrcu5 begon
ncn. @eeen % fltberiihe Scuinarc
iino aiif Der Gonieren5 pertreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
DIutiOrs Ringrn.
----
SObtr auf DER @clt.
SyrOnt.
Die 9emtIdhem fennsm
feline !6inSerniiie.

Sic I6redcn Dor fcinen ejeiubrcn 5ll-
rid. - @ie Ous frou50iii@e
aricgsburcmn bic operutiOncn in
ser llmgebung BON gerOun lmO
uuf Ocnr aeit Oe8 wcItliben
5@oiiplotcS bei6reibt. - Scr
lutte ouf beiOen Soften offenbur
sroB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

Qon0oh 26 6ebruor. Gic
ein3ige gia1ribt bon Der Groberimg
Der 6cite Gonnunont, einem gluBen.
tort pon NeroiuL ourb oeiitiHc
Griippen fpnnit ans ocrtibcr Quel.
lc. &eitere gtofribten uerren bier
init Sponnung ermartet, ga oic Sc
Oelhms oeS Sorts in itrategiiher
SinIidbt nidt imterib1bt weroen
oarf. Die 6eite biloet Die 8aiis fir
ioliOe Grobeieitigrmgen auf elmer ct
lpn 1000 6llB boben Siigelfette, oie
iidb feds Dieilen norOoitli6 bon Ser
Dun biii5iebt. ylod) ben Iebten iran.
5oiiI@en @eribten botter Die ,Sran5o.
fen algcbli1 bic &inieu 212 Nlcileu
norolid BON Douounout nod ge6al-
ten mo iib Der 8eitc ais riidw0rti.
gen StiibplInft beoient 1ic o@nu
YPna @a5ette" be5eiHnet Die icbieen
9Gnipfe I'M Geroun ais Die blutigiien
iuo er6ittertiten oes eon5en arieges,
md1renO Sic D@eitniniter @opette"
Der 9lnii9t lit, oaB 9erOun iel6it mn
einnebnrbar iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

rid. - g8ie Oos frau5Oiil6e
sriegsburcou Oie 9perationcn in
ser llmgebung BON gerOuu lmo
auf Dem Reit Oes pcltliden
54ouplobeS beidreibt. - Scr.
lutte ouf beiOen Soften offenbur
oroB.
@oris, 26. 6ebr. ~ Tic beute
3o6mittog ouSgcgebene ontlitbe Be
fonutmobunq ocs ironBoiiiden
9rieaSbureous BON scr @citfront
ncloet, BOB Sie Geutiben i6re nil.
tbenocn 9lugriiic norOIid bon Ser
oun, obue Riidiibt mIf Oie Spier,
iortieben.
g}oGite6eno scr @orilout ser @dt-
tbeihmg:
Sic Sample Oanern nit ouBeror,
oentli6er Seftigfeit in ser @egeno
norOIib BON 8eroun fort, no scr
,SeinO icine Sffcuiipc olf scr 6ront
oItIib bon scr WlaoS meiter aus.
ocbnt yln1 ocm letter @eied)t bo-
ben imierc Errppcu ibre SteIltmgen
'bebouptet, troboem Scr SeinO forts
tpdbrcno ougrciit, obnc ieiucr Spier
81 odten.
9lud in ser giod6orIdoit bon
Beaumont bat Die SGlodt, bic nod
i'm @ouge lit, einen iiberaus bliltigen
Gbarafter augenontmen.
SSni @oebre-Giitrift purOc rniere
Yoiition bon Ornes bis Sennemont,
iueIde mir felt ser S6Io6t i'm Iesten
Sabre innebotten, bon beioen Seiteu
Der WlnoS aus bon fciuoliben Snfon-
terie.Eruppen ongegriffen.
llnicrc 9(rtineric cripiocrt ouf ocm
rehten rpie oem linfcn llfcr Oes
6IuiicS itnollf6orlid ouf ooS @om-
borOenent Oes 6einoes@
6ran5oicn leiitcn onee6.
lid crfolgreid Ell g9i.
0eritunO
&ariS, 26. 5cbr. Gas iron5o.
iildc ariegsbiireuiI iagt in icineni
bcutc 9lbenO perofientIi6ten guuc.
tin iiber Oas 9iinoen oltf Der @clt.
front iSolgenOes
oS5m 9lrtoiS Giitrift truqen Iib
Minen Operotionen gu @ir brod-
ten 5iuei Dlincu 5ur @gpIoiioL bic
cine weitliH bon Scr 2onoItraBe nodj
ellie mo oic 5iueitc oitlt6 BON 9}cil-
Dillc.St. Gooit, imter eincm bon Dem
6einOe beiebten 8unnel.
Sn Der Gbonpogne i6luscn mir
einen gIn9riff Oes 7einoes qegen iln-
iere Eoiitionen iii0li6 bon St.W}orie-
o-@p 5llriid. Gic @eianlnlt5abl scr
bon ms IN Oieiem @efe6t gemo6ten
@egncrn lit ouf 340 geiticgciL llltcr
oieieu ncln Sff5iere inO 36 llnter-
ofii5iere.
llnierc glrtiacrie bat Gin ipirfIo.
mes 6euer ee9en bic OeiitIGen @erfe
norOli1 bon SiGc iiir Eourbc unO
in Der @eecnO bon @font Bctcr &C.
ri6tet.
Sn Dem 9e5irf norOlicb bon Ser
Oitn Oouert ooS 9omboroemcnt oIt.
lid uno lucitlitb bon scr MaaS lln.
oufborlid fort
9luf oie 9lngriiie 0es 6einoes 6a6cn
itniere Eruppen orr9 @egenongriife
9eontluortet, ole nit Gnergie oiir1-
geiiibrt mur0en.
glae neueu goritoB 9eriude Scr
GeltiHcn III ser @egelio ponG6olnp-
neubiae ilnO sci ga Gote on 8oipre
IinO bon ms 5uriidgcuicien iuorOcn.
I'm Sort Gououmont, iuel6es eli
nen oorgeiHo6enen Gbeil Oes olten
YefeitigungseiirteIs bon GerOin Bill,
oct ipieIt lid Elm blutigcs 9lin9en
o6 Sic Deltte Morgen bon oem
5einoc getomnenc SteIhing puroc
bon iInieren Irnppcu picocr CREDIT,
Die iogor nod Oorii6cr binauS Dor-
orongeu. Eros oIlelt GeriuHen lit
cs Dem 6einoc nitt gelungen ms
5liriid5ilwerfen.
glorO0itli6 bon ct. @li6iel bonn
baroirte uniere iHiuere 9(rtiGerie sic
feinolider 9nftidiif Sdippcn imo
Depots in Der 93dbc bon Gigncullcs.
Sic Icutidet bobcn nnc6rerc @e.
ibollc groBel aolibcrs oIi 2uncpi1c
iInO gldncD gefeliert"
,.@rnft. 5 ncl niht hcuur1ts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

@eroun 1T Die itdrfite SETTING
6ronfreids uno BON beionoerer BiA-
tigfeit peaen Der Gbotiohe, Dab iic
cine oirefte 8erbinoung nit @oris,
150 Wleilen tpeihu1rts, ermogIidt
@eroun bilOet oen norolihen Bunft
Der groBen fron5oiiiden gert6eioi-
gungslinie geeen Geutiblano nit
8elfort ais iii0li6en Stiisplrnft.
gtad elmer SonOoner Tepeihe bot
@enerolnoior 2loDo III cincr 9ln-
lprade ouf Die groBe 9eoeutung ocS
&ingens Dor @eroun bingeipieicn
mo Dorneno 1erborgebo6en ouB eiu
Iurbbruh Scr Geutiben bel 0eroun
ibnen oen Sgeg na6 8oris offnen
piiroe llnO foae aud @oris, 10 lag
tc er, Damn ipiiroe bolo 9onoon bon
Der oelltiden @eia6r 6eorobt iein.)
0otuumout BON eroBtcr
itrategiider 8id
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

bier iiirbtet @nn Mot 70 iirs rchi
tnbli, iuie eIait bic 6ont TT? ga, od mar ous
pnbnerouqe Dns pcbt iibcr 9incs" Nuf
oieic gseiie iplrit g@eisSf anf ailc Shbner.
nuocn, ieoes 0iibnerauoc. icocs Wla Gs M
Der neue, elniadbe g9ea. Sibneranqen 81 furs
vobi. ple oldcn 9anooaen, iIe6riaen SanSern.
Biniern, 3ebensIreienocit Sulbcn mo Toos
tengrdbern, pie: Wleiicru, Hdfrmeiern uno
Sheeren, e@ets'N" itiut G6mer8en Su
yudie rns flebt, iueb ibui oocr nui Dos
0nbnerampe oriidt
v@etssSi" iplto bon 9poi6cicrn nbcrun fir
2oc Ole 6lnibe berfdnft, oocr Oireli non g.
Sdmrence x so. Gbicnoo Sn. pcuan0l
(Sani6, ,5ebr27 ,gIpr0, ,llai20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

@6onncntcn, Die ben ,,Sentidrn Gurre.
ipDnhcntcn" nidJt piinftlid uOer inrcgcl
mafig crlnlteny iinb gebctcn, bcr Office
nopUn per Iclrpbun u6cr idIriftIidj Wlit
tbeilnng 50 MAIDEN.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-07

'Wanted-a few pupils to coach
during vacation. Terms reasonable.
Phone 232. 1t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23
department of Agriculture

a valuable collection of specimens
sAO"'hg the conditions OF the various
80 OF animals afflicted with tuber-
s 'VSis mas just been received by Boy
scarce, Maine livestock sanitary
A''iissloner. and will prove a great
assistance in demonstrating the raw
ases Oh the disease and aiding the lay
oon H III determining it's presence. The
.''oh has been for some time in
~ OIL being made by DIR. l.. K.
eeh' 4 United States veterinary
p.a' inspector stationed at the E. w.
A.ey establishment at Auburn. The
.'iiiens are all taken from cows and
,as 'uue the heart. lymph glaue peri
,uns ''' pleura, muscles. liver, kidney,
fan. e'e;' and are packed separately in
l. iueEyde in glass jars. Mr.. Bearce
IL. e'S pleased in securing this collec-
,r. as IL will assist greatly in his lee
,nhs ana addresses on the subject Of
No 'euiosls' being in such shape that
,rin 10y take the jars with him on these
hh.s. lhey are at other times on ex-
ra s.ooh at the office of the State
sr yase' where you may also have a full
ns ana 'lon OF the conditions.
a,a instructor ]. II. Blanchard
az. assistant Instructor E. A. Rogers
SAT- u Auburn Grange meeting last
h say evening. large crowd being
M s.'ehdsnce and much interest being
on mn mn Addresses were given by each
cr,n. e'.ilzers and the benefit Of the
sase 70 the farmer.
i. I'M. = sealer of Weights and Meas
ter :. A. Russ reports that the mat
4. reports from the various towns
ap,0,S porting to the department the
nss;s. s.nent OF a sealer of weights and
'u'es as required by the new law
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23
State House Chat

Frank II. Sterling, clerk Of the
Board of State Assessors, who has
been out nearly four weeks. suffering
with an attack of erysipelas, was at
the Office Monday, practically restored
to his usual good health.
Miss Marion Hickey of Gardiner has
accepted a position at the Office of the
State auditor. She will take the place
left vacant by the resignation of Miss
Ellen F. Ryder, who has accepted a
position as stenographer at the Aver
dale dairy farm.
Arthur Legendre of Lewiston was Il
visitor Monday at the State House.
Roy Dickinson Of Wiscasset was a
visitor Monday at the State House
and called upon State Auditor ]. Ed
ward Sullivan.
A Washington dispatch says: "Rep-
resentative Hindssis bidfng his time in
the House to get up the dogfish bill.
which Senator johnson has had passed
at .the other end of the Capitol. 1t is
fair guess that Mr. Kinds will some-
how find an opportunity. The Demo-
cratic leaders are friendly and there is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23

general conviction that the measure
has merit
The Bar Harbor correspondent of the
Bangor News wrote on Saturday as
follows:
Roscoe Eddy, State commissioner
of labor, at Augusta, was in town over
Sunday. He will go before the different
town department heads on Monday af-
ternoon for the purpose Of explaining
tC them the best means Of keeping the
employees of the town from accidents.
The town of Eden under the Work.
mems Compensation Act insures it's
own employees rathe: than have pol
icies taken out with an insurance COM
pany, as small business houses do and
Mr.. Eddy's communica tons in this
connection will doubtless be of great
assistance and benefit to the town as
his experience in these matters has
been very great and unusual"
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cummins and
son Jerome were calling Monday al
ternoon on their old friend, Boyden
Bearce, at the State House. Mr.. Cum
nings has for long time been station
agent at VIM but has recently been
appointed to a similar position at
Bowdoinham and they were on their
way to that place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23
New Corporations

The list of corporations organized
under the laws of Maine. since the
present system was adopted has pass
ed the 5000 mark the World Gas En-
CINE Co. approved Saturday bearing
that number Two more have had their
articles Of interpretations approved by
the office Of the attorney general Of
the State as follows:
Bond & Mortgage Co. of Illinois, or
ganfzed May 20 at Portland for the
purpose Of conducting a general bank
ing, brokerage and commission BUSH
ness. Capital, s125,0O0, of which $780,
900 is common, and $4,000 preferred.
President, Albert F. Jones, Portland;
treasurer. T. L. Croteau, Portland;
clerk, James E. Manter, South Port
land; directors, Albert F. Jones, T. L..
Croteau and A. B. Farnham, all of
Portland. Approved May %.
Mcclure & Bradbury Co.. organized
May II at Fairfield, for the purpose Of
carrying on general machine and re-
pairing business, plumbing business,
and dealing in machinery, motors, au-
tos, vehicles and carriages. Capital,
$4,000, all common: par value, So;
paid in 500. President, John Mcclure,
Fairfield treasurer. Harry f. Brad
bury, Fairfield; clerk, c. A. Bradbury,
Benton Station; directors, the above.
Approved May 90
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23

.; and 8, r. $50, r. 4; North Var
mouth; Glenwood Plantation and gen.
eral deputy under Leon Irish, chief
warden.
D. H. Mooers (Houlton}; E. 1-2 s.
r. 8; Hammond Plantation; 9, r. 8;
8. R. 4 Z an1 8. r. S; Z, r. 6; c and
D. r. 2, Z. r. 8 and 4.
Miles d. Arbor (OXbow); Oxbow
Plantation; Z, and 10. r. 8.
Alex Currier (Oxbow); Oxbow Plan
tation: Z, 10 and 10. r. 8.
William Libby (Oxbow); s. 9 and
10, r. 8; 8. r. 10; 10. r. IL; 8 and 10,
r. IL; 9, 10. R. II.
William NJ. Carpenter (Houlton) !;
Hammond Plantation; Z, r. 3; c.
w: c. Corliss (Hillman); Z, r. 3.
Samuel Ross (Monticello); c, D and
E, r. 2; 8, r.. 8.
Joseph Green Linneus); A, R. 2; 4,
r. 8.
John Landers 0sland Falls); 3, r. 4.
William Chase Smyrna Mills); Z
and s, r. 5
John P. Yerxa (Guerette); 16. H.
r. d; Is, r. s; 16, II, r. 5.
F1avien Chouinard (St. Pamphlie, P
O.; II, II. II; without pay.
J. c. Joy (kingman; 2, r. 4, w. E.
L. S.
| Madison Tracy (Staceyville); STAG
eyville Plantation.
| Frank McManus (Rockabema) z, s
| 8, r. 5.
George E. Labbee (MichauD 16. r. s
Remi Labbee (Winterville); Is, r
6 and Z; II, R. Z; Is, r. 8.
Romuld Labbee Soldiers Pond)
Is and 16, r. 8.
| George O'Hara (South Molunkus)
Molunkus Plantation CA. r. g..
Fred Cyr CWinterville Plantation)
Winterville Plantation; IA, Is, r. 6;
| IA, r. E; IA and Is. r. 8.
| c. T. circuit (Ashlandl; - R. 6; 1:
and 10, r. Z.
George McGown (Portage); 10. R. :
and s; IA, r. s.
der Leon c. Irish and and g. r. 4
r. 4.
Alvin Albert (Winterville) Winter
vile Plantation; IA and Is, r. Z; Il
and 10, r. 8.
C. F. Farrar (South Amity); 8, r
2; Leavitt Plantation.
Harry G. Tingley Gsland Falls); 8
r. 4, w. E. L. S.
William McNally (Ashland); II an6
-, r. s; II and ~, r. g; II, r. 10
-. r. Z.
Leon circuit (Ashland): II, 10, 10
r. z; II, 10, II, r. s.
Charles Peterson ashland, R. F
d.: 10, r. 6; Garfield Plantation.
F. G. Weber (Ashand); IL, r.
and Z; 10, r. Z.
William Batchelder (Houlton r. F
D.; Hammond Plantation; 7, r. 8.
Bruce r. Ward (Fort KENT; IA, r
! 6; II, r. 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23
State Museum Visitors

The following names are among the
latest to be placed on the visitor reg
lister at the State Museum:
Miss Lillian Eastman, Boston: AL
fred Eastman, South Easton, Mass.
Leo Shapiro, East Boston: Mrs. Eve
lyn D. Goodhue, Sidney; Mrs. S. A.
Dickinson, Waterville;! Edward E.
Curley, Lawrence, Mass; l.. H. Dou-
cette, Portland; Ovila Chretien, West
brook; Hazel Williams, Mt. Vernon:
Mrs. f. w. Rollins, Vanceboro; c. F..
Hinckley, Stockton Springs; Cornelia
b. Caldwell, South Paris: Sarah F.
Soule. Helen Soule, NJ. Carey Barrows,
Freeport; Hazel NJ. Gibbs, Kent's Hill;
Frances E. Trefethen, Everett r.
Drummond. Waterville: VIM. S. He
berr, Lowell, Mass; Howard Cunch,
Harold H. Cook, Carl Cousens, Gardi-
ner; l.. H. Dalton, Brockton, Mass; r.
A. Millett, South Paris; Mr.. and Mrs
Z. j. Starrett, Thomaston; Gertrude
G. Barron, kent's Hill; Linwood Pc
tiers and Miss Ruth Towle Gardiner;
Barbara D. Sawyer, Randolph; Geo
e. Weed, Patten; Madelin L. Quinn
and Mabelle Aldrich, Hallowell;
Charles Webb and Aldana Sprowl
Hallowell; Walter H. Smith and
Blanche E. Smith, Gardiner; Herman
D. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Wins
low, Mrs. Lula Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs
w. L. Eugley, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Eug-
ley, Alpheus S. Folsom, Auburn; o. B.
Jones, Bangor; Mrs. F. H. Fuller
Pressure Isle; J. c. Kidder, Peru; A.
B. McIntire, West Peru: Mr.. and Mrs
A. F. Carter. Canton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23
BELFAST
Members of G.. A. r. and Allied
Societies Gather for Me-
mortal Service-New
S. of V. Camp
BOY SCOUTS CONTEMPLATE
HIKE TO FORT KNOX

In the little chapel at Mason's Mills
Sunday, the veterans of East Belfast
with the Ladies of the G. A. R., the
Daughters of Veterans and the Sons,
gathered for the annual Memorial SER
vice. With the exception Of some IL
or more Sons from Belfast, the gather
ing was mostly of the people of East
Belfast and the chapel was well filled.
1t was decorated with flags, bunting
and flowers, while a portrait OF Lin
coin was placed in a position Of hon
or. Harvey Stinson had charge OF the
program. Opening with the singing Of
America" the pastor. Rev. William
Vaughan, gave brief but very cor
dial welcome, followed by an earnest
prayer and the following persons had
parts in the program Miss Ethen Sa-
very, Mr.. St:ntson, George Patterson,
Miss Vida Slavery. e. w. Ellis, 5. X.
Richards, Commander c. L. Wright,
Allen Weber, Fred Seward, Mrs. Ell
ia Slavery and Miss Amelia Guptil.
The matter of street carnival Is
considered and will be put before the
next meeting Of the Belfast Board Of
Trade for discussion.
If permission from headquarters can
be obtained the Boy Scouts will make
a hike to Fort Knox next Saturday,
weather permitting.