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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-12
Ser Neihstag
einiat ii6 auf @ieoerberitealing se1'
it0rten gisentbums unb untsrs
itiibuns pon ibrer grnd9rer
berdubter G1milien.

Berlin, II. Ndi. Srabtlos nod
SopSiIs. Sm Rsidstag Tam am
Mitttpph bic 8orlage gun eriitn Se>
iung, pelde eine SompenidtiOn fir
@runbsissntbums6eiiser in gliaB'
2otbriueen unb Sftpreuben fir erIit'
tegen arisssf6aSsn uoriisbt. Sofe2b
Gmmsl, Der fO5ialiftii9s a6ssorbrste
fiji Niil6aufen, GliaB. beantrugt.,
bab, iospeit ss ousfiibr6ar lei, nit
bem Wieberaufbau 5sritorter Srt-
Ifaften iofprt begonnsn iperoe, unS
Ssrr Gisbr, Mitgliso Der 8pltgpar'
tel fir @um6innsH, srtIdrte, oaB ubsr
sipeituuisnb 3ipiliitsn in Sitpreuber
bon ruiiif9en Sploatsu getobtet ooeI
perifiimmelt tpurben. Wie mitset5eiIt
tpuroe, iouen bic RuFen Geluloibs
Stanssn speds ipftematiiden EisSer'
brennens BON Srti6aften nit ii3 5s'
fiibrt ba6eu.
Sdmmtlihe garteisn .inisten i'd
nuf cine bSIlise Disosr5sriteIluns oes
ssrftDrtsn gisentbums, ioipie Inter
itiisung oerlsbter Ysriouen unb fol
der 5ami!isn, peIde ihrer Gruibrsl
beraubt ipurben.
Ni@ter Mlieeb s.. Nipperi
Wphlbehnlten in Berlin dnnefnmuen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-12
ypr tintm yrnd nit Amstita
SOl Der aan5lsr Don getbmann>
SolDeg
Jn ieiner Rebe Dor bem 9enerdltoms
mittee bes Reihstags in brins
senDer Weiis separut
baben.

GonbOn, IL. Wai. - Cine 6uns
tenoepeide aus Bern sisbt einen Nus
3ug aus Der Rebe tpieoer, fpelfe Der
oeuiI6e Reidstan3ler. Or. pom Beth
mannsSoIlpes an 8. Wai in elmer
SsbeimiiBung bes GensraItpmmittees
oes 8sidstass nit 9sSus auf bic
IHtport 9eutI9lanps duf bic ameris
tanii6e giote gebalten Bat. Gie
~WireleB preB" ertldrt, bab bic fOis
senben gsmertungen bes Reif)stau54
lers als unbebingt autbentiid aHgefs@
ben psroen t0nnsu:
sd babe fdon porber sefast, bab
mir ale SsntimsntalitGt 6etisits lafIen
mifien. Sd pieosr9Ols bies. Sn uns
iersm Streit nit amerita mar unIsr
Ssfbitgefiihl oura ben aggrsfipen
son Der ameriianiiheu Rots DsrlsSt
porben. Ratursemdb iinb mir gsneist.
bisie ginmiidung in uniere lsgitime
art Der arisggfiibruHs suriid5ufpeifsn
unb 4merita gu iagen. bab es ii4 UNI
feline sigensn anselesenbeiten tiimmern
ioa. WerHunftsriinbe 5fpingen uns
a6er unIsren patrioiiI4en Giisr Der
patriotiid9sn @eishett unterSuurbneu.
Wir biirfsH uns niht BON unisren 9es
fiibIsn binreiben lafen unb miiTen
uns bon uHferem tdltsn 9eritanb leis
ten Iafeu.
Wir ba6sn sin 3isl unb cine pfliAt,
nGmlih aus Dem arisge iissrsi9 bers
DOr5useben; besbalb mub cine politit
permieben psroen, bic uns lin ben
Siss brinsen t0nnte. Die iibsripdls
tiseube Wsbrheit Der Suhperitdnbissn
1T Der aniidt. bag elm 9rud nit ben
Der. Staatsn cine sroBs Gsfabr in
ii5 birgt.
rMaH bessbt einen groben Jeblsr,
inbem man ben Wsrtb bes untsrfees
irtsgss ses,n enslanS iiberiddBt. uns
iere Marineidfosritdnbigen slan5en
niht mebr an bic MDsli4teit. Gng'
lamb nit Silfe Der llntsrieeboots aus.
bunssrn unb ruiniren gu t6nnen, islbfi
ipsnn Der aries nod 5pei Sabre oaus
srn folIts. Gs iii pabr, baB bic sau4.
bcote i'm Stanbs iino. unssheureu
l68aben an5uri4tsn, aber bisier S&aa
ben lit niht 10 grob. bdb CT bic @es
fabr aufipieseH piiroe, bic uns cir
arieg NIT glmerita brinsen iOnnie. gs
ipdrs Sbprbeit. bic Jolsen su untsr.
litdsen, bic Elm aonflitt NIT amerito
| baben f0nnte. aud piirbe es nidt an.
gtbraht iein. uns bic 1sinbfhafi
qlmeritaa 3u5uSieben. mir baben gu
ten grunb gu Der elnnubms. bab an
bsre gasuiraIs Der 6iihruns almeriial
foIssn iSnntsn.
| Die @esieruns Bat isben Iyatto,
iorsfdl.is in Grtpdsuns sssOssn Uni
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-12
slnsriffe Der ssran5oIes
Sn Der Rdbe bon gsrbuu nit I9peren
gsrluiien fit ben geinb ubsss
i4lageH.
9uiiide poiiiiOHen bon 500 garbs
2dnse Don ben 9eutIhsn sr,
obert.

gerlin, IL. Woi. auf bra6tlos
lem Wese mad SdDOilIe. y. p. Die
obsrite Setresleituns tiinOiste am
Oonnsrftas an, bub Snsi ansriifs Der
Jrdn5oien in Der 9esenb bon 9trbun,
elmer in Der Tdbe bss y5cbisn Wans
nssA unS Der onOere iiib0itlif Dol
Der Gnb0bs Ro. 304, untsr benz ,Jeuer
Der DeuiiHen 5uidmmsnbrndsn uno
bic 5rdn5oisn babei i.br idtpsrs Der
LUTTE srIitisn. aud auf bsm 0itIiden
3risgsi&duplob nsbmsn bic admpfs
an Sefiisisit gu. 5H einsm @efedt ers
rltert.n bic 9sutiasn ruiIiIds gIoiitios
jtn Don 500 gurOs adnse unb lie
ndtmsH 300 Nann ssfans.n. Der be-
siisIi9e Offi3isus geridt lautst Die
folgt:
rDeItliter aritssiduuplab: 0tuts
fte QerOp!aHs bslestenDiintirfeu uno
bic giienbdbn lei aoinierte nit 9cm :
Fen.
.Sn Der 9essnO pen @trbun. nett
lid ron Der Naas, sriiien bic Jrdns
Soisn am Ra6miiida a6srmals in Der
Nd6e Der uls Der ,1ooie Wdnn' be-
taun.en 2lnb0bs unb an glbeno iiios
! Oitlih bon Der glnb5bs Ro. 304 on.
gsioe 9lngriife brdten uHter ulierenI
MaIainsnssibiibs unb artilleriefeuer
suiammtn mo Der JeinO erlitt babel
fs5r IdtDers 9erluits.
.Sm Gamarb BaIo nahm elm:
6lDsriids pairouils "a fran50liihs
5oloat,n sefdngen.
Die 3abl Der unOeriDunoeten irdna
56iiidsn Solbaisn, bic isit Dem a.
Wlai in ben admpien in Der Rabe Der
2nb0be 30. 304 sefansen seuOmmeu
frurbsn, tslduft iid ouf SO OfiiSisr.
iino 1916 Wonn.
.4n Der gerbua GrcHt, fpeftli4 DON
t.r Waas, fanoen pdbrsnb Der gan3en
Tadt in Der Rdbs bes DaIoes DON
Caillstts Sample nit 9dnOgrdnatsH
Tatt. Gin 4nsriff Der 5raH5cIen aul
Ten Dalb puros a6geidlassn.
.Geitli6er ariegsidauplas: Sib'
TfIit pom gabHbof pon SeIbig er'
itiirmtsn bic 9sutiten fsinbli6e po'
ftinnsn DEN 500 garos adnse. Sis
mattsn babel 800 uRUsrpunoste Sc
faHssne unb srteuisten mebr.rs Ula'
ItiHensssi6iib. uno WiineHDsrier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-12

Rad Der Rdumung Don Oura5so
Ieitens Der StaIisner, i'm 5e6ruar, 5Os
gen iia bieie unO siniss sauienO
Ssrben, bic ii9 bsi ibnen bsfanben,,
nu3 2tplona 5uriid. Die Seiterreitey
langteH dm 10. U2drs Dor Der Hart Be.
feitigteR Staot an, isitoem ipurbe ober
ni4ts mebr uber miIitdriI6e attipitdt
in Il6anisn seueloet.
R 0 d mebr ameritouti d E
$50 It BON BEN gritsn bes
9GGgHubmt.
Berlin, II. Mai. 4uf brabtloz
lem Wese ndb SapDiQe. 0ie aus
aopenbagen semeloet pirb, 1T oi.
gan5e 9oit eritsr ataiIe DON ben Der.
Staaten, Die iih auf bem noripegiifen
9ampfsr ySriitianiafioro" unb Dem
SGniIaen 9dmpfer r6eqig Slup" Be-
ianb, DON ben britiiden 8sbDrbeu in
SirtpaG Don hsn beioeH S9tffeH 9ers
uRtsrgsbolt iporosH.
Die s59ter bss General 8
Spnnsbeno no d Som
fantinopel 9eanot.
Berlin, II. Woi. 9rabtIos naf
SabpilIe. Die nGrantfurter 3eituns'
melbet, Sdb General SptpnsHeno, Der
britiiae gefeblg6aber, peI9sr ii9 uOr
&ur,em in autselsamard, Meippota'
mien, nit ieiner 9eiaBung erga5
isine betben SD1ter m Der Jeituns Bel
Fn bate. Sic puroeu mad Eonitanti'
nppeI geIanbt.
Der gefebIsbdber Der tiirtii4er
Sruppen bate ben Samen nlebrHrnrs
pdbrenb Der 8elaesruno freie pahugt
burb feline 2inien angeboten, aber IL
batten bas Inse6ot ri4t dusenom'
men.
Retds tag enti6eibet gs
qen Or. &arl g ieb tne9t.
9lmiterbam, IL. Nui, pia Con
BON. Yer osutihe Rei4stas ratill
sirte am Spnneritag, ipie aus Serltl
usmsloet ipirn, nit 229 9egen Ill
Stimmen bic Guti9eibuns beg Som
mittees, tpel1es ii9 ipeiserte. bic 5rei
laITuna BON Or. aarI aie6tne6t ooe
sR 9erIbiebuns ieines pro5eFes ali
1bie 9lntlags, am 1. Wfoi an elmer De
montration in Berlin tbeiIssnoRmsl
gu babsn. su btdntrassn.
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bon italieniihe
germ bpfnbaroirf.
3pei Gipiliiten Dur6eH
get6btet unb 50 Ders
punoet.

Berlin, II. Wai. aaf brabtiOs
lem Wss. mad Sapoils. Cine an
Dsnnsritag pom 0fierr,i9ii4 ungas
rii6sn arisssminiitstium psr0fi.nts
lifte rffi3i.ls gsianntmahuns Iautst
ME folst.
Die atiiDitdt Der itaIisHiidsn Ut,
iiIIsrR niHiHt an Der gar5en Jront
su.. 0as 9siaisfeusr mar b.iOnosrs
tsfiig In Der gssenb Der 9olOmiten,
sniftsn psutslitsin uno guaeuitein.
.SiaIisnifte aDiatiir fparfen sluei
Iomtsn auf ben Wartt. unb ai' d.
plat in G6r,. 3Dei GiDiliitsn purosn
estoeiei uno 33 perpuneet."
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filat. Inter ibnen beftnbet ii6 Syoiesb
s. grep, Der Setretdr Der ameritanis
i6en 8otI9aft in Berlin, Der tiir5li9
ben 8oti9dFter 9erarb in Das
9unptquartier bes Deuti4en &atiers
bedleitet hattie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-12
Ser gefretdr SerSptibaft
in Berlin, Z. 6. @retu
" u benz Dampfer Sreberi &
VIII. mad BEN Ser. 9 Staas
TEN unter neds

2onbon, II. Wlai.-Der 9amt
pier ,sSreberid VIII, pOn Der Stan.
binupii9 salmsritapiIden 2iRie, eiug
am Dpnneritog Na9uittag BON Sos
psHbdssn nad gtsp gOrt ab. Der
'Oampfer mar init pafIosisrea a5ers
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-12
2sei 25erouu erfeioen oie S'raa5o(em wieoer
(6were Yerfufe.
Die Run Won den Carken StIgsn in elmer Cage Won aebn
Iflslen vertrieben.

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ShGmifs in
I'M
aommiHOn nit adsusm
=
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Spr 9lblpma
Sinb sur 3eit 5eftise
HGmpfe i'm 9dnge.

Z q m , Re I'm D n9e.
Gtben, II. Rai. N0rbIi9 Don
aOIona ba6en beftise admpfe ftattse:
fun0eH. Ran bdlt Oies fir siu qnz
5eiteH, 0aB be Ssiterreihsr ibre ieit
'2dnsem angebrt6te OffsniiOe Segen
bic Staliener uHo Serben in QI6anieE
begonnen BADEN.
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2Setterbe

Sir Obio unb aentudD: Sbsil.
tpeiie tribes Bettsr am 6reitag;
Stri4regen iDdbrenO Der Ru4t ooer
am Samitag.
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LIN bic SG6lage on Srt unb Stels
in Au9eni4ein gu nsAmen.
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Yremier 2lsanitb

Qm Sonneritug 2t6eno mad Dublin
abgereiit,
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bedleitet hate.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21
A PROMINENT VISITOR

DIR. L. S. Ledbetter, represep-
tative from Polk county is in the
city today the guest of Hon. D. T.
Paulk. DIR. Ledbetter is the au-
thor of the State Narcotic law
and is fully convinced that its en-
forcement will be a great blessing
to the state. AS the doctor
states it: Every redeemed addict
to the drug habit will become an
asset to the state instead of H.
ability in his present deplorable
condition. With the enforcement
of the Federal law to rid the
nation Of this evil, the coming
generation will show the effect OF
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21

Mrs. c. E. Brewer leaves Sun
day for Atlanta to attend the
first day of Grand Opera. She
will hear Madam Butterfly" in
the afternoon and Sampson and
Daliah" in the evening.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21

the law, by its greater efficiency,
and higher standard of citizen
ship. Next to the prohibition
act, it is the greatest movement
for the redemption of the unfor-
tunate."
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21

Mr.. L. c. Montague returned
Thursday from Cakheld, where
he audited the books of local
bank.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21

WHITE CREST FLOUR for
sale by L. O. Tisdel, Vendome
Grocery Co., Wilson & Dykes,
Dodd Supply Co. Other grocery
men will handle White Crest.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21

Prof. Mathews and Miss Ber-
nice Geddes left this morning for
Macon to attend the meeting of
the State Educational Associa-
ton.
Mr.. H. c. Hyatt and his
bride, of Blackshear, arrived in
the city Thursday to make a
short visit.
Miss Rose Lonsberg, of Al
bany, is the guest of Mrs. H.
CARRIER.
There will be a special musical
program Easter Sunday at the
evening service at the Presbyte-
rian church at 8 100 o'clock. Ev-
erybody is cordially invited to be
present.
Mr.. Karl Lehman, All South
Secretary of the Christian En-
deavor work, will be in the city
Wednesday, April 10Th, to give
an address to the young people
of the different Young peoples
societies of the churches at the
Central Church. Mr.. Lehman
work is Strengthening and organ
ling young peoples societies
and will have many good things
to tell us.
LEADER-ENTERPRISE PRINT.
ING PAYS.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21

All Fancy Grocery Stores here
are selling White Crest Flour and
Dodd's white, pure, clean meal
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21

Call at Mrs. Broughton's and
see the new MORE Ribbon selling
at 25c. A full line of colors.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21

Note:-35c lb. is the duty which
foreign-grown tobacco pays. Now
add ocean freight. All that is
expense-pure waste, because it
adds nothing to a cigarette. On
the contrary, it subtracts some
thing-it means over lc. worth
of quality must be taken ont of
every SC. package of cigarettes
of foreign-grown tobacco. Pied
lnonts pay no duty = because
they're Virginia tobacco, grown
light here in the us! Your every
penny goes for quality. So, Pied
monts can and do give you better
quality.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21

Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Ritch, and
Mrs. Ell. Wilder returned We'd
nesday from LaGrange, where
they attended the Newton-Mc-
Googan wedding.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21

LET THE LEADER-ENTERPRISE
FIGURE WITH YOU ON YOUR
NEXT JOB WORK.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21

CLERK WANTED-First-
class grocery salesman for retail
trade. None but good one with
city experience need apply. Clerk
care LeaderEnterprise.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21

Improve your health and use
Dodd's pure, white, fresh ground,
clean, meal handled blythe best
grocers in the city.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21

Atty, d. B. Nicholson and
Demonstration Agent Pittman
are at Salem Church today, de-
livering addresses at the close of
the school of that settlement.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21

l know man whose gifts are
great,
But I'll not name him now-I1l
wait
m Until he dies;
4Ehe fashion is to save the praise
Which might make smooth the
rougher ways
For him who tries.
| know man whose deeds are
That other people owe him much,
But L must strive
TO keep from letting it appear
That | perceive-I must not
cheer
While he's alive.-Selected.
A large crowd is expected to
greet Miss Frances Roeder at
Carnegie Hall Monday night
when she gives a concert for the
benefit of the St. Mathews Episs-
copal church. Miss Roeder's
voice is Coloratura, freakish-
ly high soprano, ranging from
middle &C" to and including &C"
above the high CO.. She will
render the following program:
(a) Mussetta's Valse from
La Boheme-Puccini.
(b) 81 Hear You Calling Me"
Marshall.
II.
(a) Bell Song from Lakme-
Leo Delibes.
(b) Little Grey Home in the
West-E. Ball.
(c) Manon--Massenet.
(a) Magic Flute-Mozart.
(b) Little Bit of Heaven-E.
Ball.
(c) Aria of La f-raviata-Ver-
di.
Misses Mamie and Emmie
Mashburn arrived yesterday from
College Park, where they have
been attending school, to make a
vls1tO to hOmefolks.
Mrs. r. M. Mann, Mrs. G.. E.
Kicker and Mrs. w. G.. Broad
hurst returned Thursday from
Valdosta where they have been
attending the meeting of the Sa-
vannah Presbytery.
Rev. T. c. Howes, of Ocilla,
and others from Ocilla, were in
the city Thursday morning to
hear Sam Small.
Miss Florence Roberts, of Ocil-
la, was in the city shopping
Wednesday.
Mrs. Jessie Grantham is ex-
pecting soon her mother, Mrs. w.
T. Ward, and her sister, Mrs.
Gordon Burns, of Douglas, to be
her guests.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21

Geo. Taylor, of Wray, has en-
listed in the army and will leave
tonight for Columbus, Ohio.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21
The sunshine of Virginia
is in them!

AND you know we'll enough what that means
y if you've ever smoked VIRGINIA cigarette
The tobacco mans tobacco is what Virginia
IS called One reason is because Virginia gives
to cigarette the one quality no other tobacco
can character" THAT zest and life that
makes cigarette satisfying.
Sun goldened, lively, mellow Virginia-that's
Piedmonts! ALL Virginia! There's character
aplenty in Piedmonts
Have you been wondering why your cigarette
IS shy oftaste! Why it is just merely "a smoke?
It's because it lacks "characte1"I
So try Piedmonts todayi
elzza1e1 asUA1eSssss=aaoc Co
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21

Mrs. Broughton received today
a good line of Georgette Crepe,
including Old Rose.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21

For best, whitest, purest, clean
est and sweetest -four call for
White Crest. For best corn meal
call for Dodd's pure, clean meal.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21

Miss Rose Lonsberg, Of Al
bany, is the guest of Mrs. H.
CARRIER.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21

Mr.. Emory Wilcox, of Fitz-
gerald, visited Rochelle last Sat
urday and Sunday.-Rochel1e
New Era.
Handmade roses by the yard
tor trimming evening dresses at
Mrs. Broughton's.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21

Mrs. Jessie Grantham is ex-
pecting soon her mother, Mrs. w.
7. Ward, and her sister, Mrs.
Gordon Burns, of Douglas, to be
her guests.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21

Miss Florence Roberts, of Oci1
la, was in the city shopping
Wednesday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-18
BUY YOUR TURKEY
EARLY

This specimen was quoted at
thirty-four cents per pound,
dressed. Since there are dis
turbing rumors of a possible
rise to forty cents before
Thanksgiving Day, 1t would
pay thrifty citizens 10 do their
own turkey fattening in the
backyard or hire a space in a
cold storage plant.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-12-23

veil a. Is htting. end the bride carried
white bridal roses. This wedding oc-
CURED. by a coincidence, just two
years to a day after the marriage Of
the brides sister with the same Of
ficiating pastor and in the same spot,
Ruth Brown Reed, the sister, was
present as guest last evening and
noted the fact. The double ring SER
vice was used.
No expense was spared in the matter
of refreshments, Hagar OF Waterville
being engaged as caterer for the eve
ming. Hazel Peacock, a classmate Of
the bride, and Hannie Palmer, another
Seminary student. Assisted at the ban
quet. There was about 40 guests
present and many beautiful gifts were
presented to the young couple. Mr..
MacMahon is graduate Of Ohio Uni
versity and received many congratu-
latory letters from his classmates.
The newly welded couple will enjoy a
honeymoon trip Of two weeks after
which they will return to Peekskill
their future home. 1t is very likely
that they will find a grand welcome
there upon their arrival. for the groom
is very popular with both the faculty
and students of this very exclusive
school,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-12-23

dova, Alaska, and the little girl was
there two years. going to school. g.
mile and a half distant In all kinds
of weather. She continued her daily
cold water plunges with the ther-
mometer 20 below zero. From AL
aska they moved to Indiana and she
had two years of school there. They
then went to Baltimore, Md. in 1914.
where she is at present. attending
the girls Latin school and preparing
for college. She also attends the
Maryland Institute Of Art, where she
has been a pupil three years. and the
Peabody Conservatory OF Music.
studying piano and ear training. She
is an inveterate reader having read
THE Story of the Bible" through Ave
times between the ages Of seyen and
contains sos pages. She
loves all historical books and is es-
pecially fond Of fairy tales. Frances
has written stories for some time ana
has vivid imagination. It is very
easy for her to write, she has read so
much and she uses good language and
phrasing. She is extremely fond Of
all sports, and learned to swim last
summer.
Mrs. Young, her mother was for
merly Mida Treat Of Searsport.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-12-23
NEW DEPUTY SHERIFFS
FOR HANCOCK COUNTY

Sherif-elect Ward w. wescott Of
Bluehill. Hancock county, has an
nounced the following list of deputies
for the term beginning January 1:
Cecil w. Crosby. Amherst; Ernest l..
Osgood, Bluehill. (court crier); Fred
J. Perkins, Brooksville: Chandler M.
Wilson. Bucksport: John Suminsky.
(civiD. George e. Clark, (liquor),
Bar Harbor; Ralph s. wardwell, Cas-
tine; Leslie F. Burrill, Dedham: Paul
w. Scott. Deer Isle: Fred A. Patten,
turnkey (and liquor Deputy, Ellis
worth; Samuel A. Bragdon. Franklin;
James A. Hill. Gouldsboro: Irwin r.
Saunders. Orland: Norris L. Grindell,
Penobscot: George H. Harding, Sedg-
wick; John j. Carter. Southwest Har-
Dor; Stinson Hooper. Swans Island;
Reuben w. Cousins, Stonington;
Frank E. Weston. Winter Harbor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-12-23
The utilization Of trees which ha,

The utilization Of trees which have
been washed loose along the river bot
toms. has developed into a remunerative
industry in Nebraska. on the Missouri
river. The floating logs are made into
RATS and floated to the town Of Decatur,
where a sawmill has been erected solely
for the utilization Of this salvage tim
ber. More than 10000 feet of good lum-
ber was made last year from these dere-
licts. The industry is under the con-
troll of one man. He frequently digs
out logs which have been submerged for
vears. He asserts that If log is fully
submerged, so that no air reaches it, no
deterioration comes from it's being un-
der water. while half submerged logs
begin to rot in a few months.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-12-23
NORTH CLINTON

Mrs. Amos Kent was in Pittsneld
shopping on Wednesday.
Pearl Watson received news Tues
day that his aunt, Mrs. Sarah Wood Of
Clinton village. had been stricken with
shock. Mrs. Watson will go to Clin-
ton to assist in caring for her.
e. A. Gerald has been i'll with a cold.
Mrs. Mabel Watson was in ,Pittsfeld
Tuesday shopping.
The snowstorm Of Friday night was
very severe and was piled into huge
drifts. About IL inches fell. We re-
ceived no mail from Friday morning
until Monday afternoon.
Blaine Richardson and Emery Hall
of Hinckley are hauling boards from
the Eugene Goodridge lot in Canaan to
Burnham where they are loaded on
cars. They are boarding at Abel Whit
tens In Canaan. There will be q
Christmas tree at the Whitten school
house in Canaan Friday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-12-23
ODD ITEMS OF INTEREST

The firm Of Baedeker. whose guide
books are to be superseded by a series
produced in this country, has been in
existence for close on a century. None
Of its publications. however, is sought
SO keenly by collectors as some Of Muir
rays early guides. Perhaps the most
precious Of these as a bibliograpliical
curiosity is the first edition Of Murray's
Guide to Switzerland published in 1888.
Mountaineering as a popular pastime
was not then invented. and in the Sec
tion devoted to Mont Blanc the author
declares that lit Is a somewhat remark
able fact that large proportion Of
those who have made this ascent have
been persons of unsound minds. LON
don Chronicle.