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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-11

OF the General Roofing Manufacturing Co.
who have been called to serve with the
colors in the National Guard.
This company. manufacturers OF the
widely advertised Certain-Teed Products,
has q sales offices, four factories and
about % warehouses over the country.
officials at the home ONCE In St. Louis
could give no estimate of the number OF
men in their employ who would be called
or what their going would cost the COM
pany in continuing their salaries although
1t was thought that this might be a con-
siderable item.
1T is as little as we can fairly do for
these men," was the word sent by the
president Of the company, George NJ.
Brown, who is spending the summer at
Oyster Bay, Long Island. Mr.. Brown has
been consistently in the front rank in st.
Louis and in the Middle West in advocat-
ing preparedness for defence. AS chair
man of the ST. Louis branch Of the Ma
tional Security League he was an insti-
gator and prime mover in the great pre-
paredness parade in st. Louis on June Sd.
He Is a graduate Of West Point and his
opinion on matters pertaining to the
country's defence is as much respected as
is his Judgment in the affairs Of the COM
pany which he has directed with such re-
markable success. Mr. Brown looks for
ward to universal service, when such cir
cumstances as now confront the nation
will find every man At and ready to I'M
mediately take his place.-Adv.
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TROY

Inc community was greatly shocked
last Saturday by the sudden death oil
Fred Conner, one of our most esteem
ed citizens. Much sympathy is fel,
for his wife, who is left singularly
alone. The funeral was held at the
home Monday afternoon. attended by
Rev. VIM. Snow, and the burial was
in Unity.
The lawn party which was to be held
at the home of Clair Stone is post
poned for month.
An enjoyable meeting of the La
dies Aid was held with Mrs. A. l.
Estes last Thursday. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. J. E. Pierce on
July 20.
Miss Wright of Boston is passing a
few weeks at the home of Dana
Moody.
Haying is quite generally begun in
this town the present week There is
an unusually fire crop to be gathered
and it is hoped the weather may be
more favorable that it has been.
George Garcelon is cutting the hay
crop of Sydney Ward on the w. M.
Hillman farm.
Merle Webb and Merton Bagley
have purchased the farm of the late
John H. Bagley, which Mr.. Webb will
occupy.
An interesting service was held at
the Union church last Sunday, being
addressed by Mr.. Garland Of Portland,
the representative of the Maine Bible
Society. The service next Sunday will
be at the Barker schoolhouse. and the
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Snow. will speak
Roscoe Hillman is assisting William
Barker through haying.
CENTER-Nat. Sargent has pur.
chased young and valuable horse of
Mr.. Bean Of Detroit.
Miss Frances Young of Massachu.
sets is guest at the home Of G. A.
Woods.
Miss Mary Cotton Of Lewiston Wis
tied her cousin, Miss Angie Garcelon.
last week.
Mrs. Esther Webb Of Harmony. who
has been visiting relatives in town, re-
turned home Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid Society was de-
lightfully entertained Thursday at the
home Of A. L. Estes. They will hold
a lawn party next Saturday evening at
Clair Stones, to which all are invited.
Mrs. L. w. knight and daughter OF
Unity attended the Sunday school at
Cooks Corner and Mrs. Knight rem
dered a solo, which was greatly en-
joyed.
Walter A. Taylor and family OF
Pittsfield were at the Center last week
in their new car Mrs. John Smith ac-
yafAd Them
home.
Fred M. Conner Of West Troy COM
mitted suicide Saturday morning by
shooting. Funeral Monday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
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REGIMENT OF
Maine BOYS
At ARDM0RE
nLlahoma Newspaper Compli-
ments the Husky Bunch of
Rows" of the Second Maine
City Gave Them Warm Re.
ception

1.-THE Ardmoreite." newspaper
t..,l,.hed at Arfmore, Oklahoma, has
HE following
The Second Maine Regiment. Col.
u,ne commanding, passed through
f,,. city this morning and while here
.,s soldier boys mingled with the
I.,ens and told of the valiant deeds
,,.y expected 10 perform in the in
,srsst Of Uncle Sammy on the border
L. IN the interior Of Mexico, if they
rsr. ordered to do so. The boys were
ranhood and il is easy to predict
/, ia, they VIII not have to be pushed
k.orvard II necessity demands.
4 The ho,s While here took possession
=, ANYTHING they wanted and were
gwen d hearty welcome by the citi-
7ers saddle ponies were in demand
md the troopers could be observed
|trsakIrg me speed limit right under
,,e es,s e the police with impunity
The toys Were all eager to reach
The border. whore they Wilt be en-
|c~pcG a. Laredo unless otherwise
or.ered and they were equally as
eager ~ have "A hand in settling the
Mexican situation once and forever
This is tho second regiment that
Name already has in the Afeld but re-
ports from officers Of the Second con-
ye, the fa0, that Maine is ready to
f4rns1 many other regiments If
Ieede4
TIE heartcst welcome extended to the
t0ys from Maine was from the old Con-
Tolerate soldiers. who more than likely
fought The fathers OF these same BOYS
d1rrg the sixties. and the old boys who
p1rs me gray were loud in lamentations
nat thev we're prevented by age from
PARTICIPATING I'm the unpleasantness II
never wanted 70 do anything as bad in
nv h's As 20 ioin that bunch said Tn
rio John Wyon'. who went to the front
n 8 from south Carolina, land | hope
Irrs sam vii make place FOR some OF
u old drIl masters So that we can do
somt' ~ 80 show that we are fully re-
constructed The train departed on
srret4 IL time for its destination at La
uio. TeNte
h Ladies ~ tho ,lty were not long in ar
ryng A. the station after the train pulle
II and the bows were all invited to- take
sg'o rides er the town. They were no,
SOW In responding and officers and en-
Listed mon alike were mingling in mos,
democratic fashion. In the regiment were
sever rrr'ers who were so we'll inn
pressed v'H tho looks Of the city that
ih'y say met will return after the war
N and lorate here
7 T. Mars'oU ~ this city is a native
o. Name and several boys OF that name
were numbered among the regiment who
arc no douut N 'aH' relatives. Col. Hume
has every night to he proud Of his boys
iheY pro . typ aIN American bunch ana
H v raued upon eIll maintain the reputa-
q ton - the grand old state.
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JEFFERSON

SOUTHERN. ]. X. West Of Brook
lin. Me-, has accepted the passionate OF
the churches in this place and moved
into the parsonage July 1.
Mrs. o. P. Hilton and daughter. Mrs.
Ira D. Boynton are visiting relatives
and friends at Brunswick and Free
port.
Newell Trask and son Newell OF
Maiden, Mass, are at H. L. Trask's
for the haying season.
A. F. Smith and Miss Rosa Hilton OF
waltham, Mass, and Mrs. W. w. Hill
ton and daughter Mildred Of Alma Wis
tied at H. A. Clark's last Friday
William Rigby and Raymond Wood
Of Revere, Mass, and Miss Frances
sedlmaier Of Rosindale. Mass, are
boarding at Mrs. Metilda Boynton's.
The Benevolent Society will hold an
ice cream social in the vestry Tuesday
evening. July II. II stormy Tuesday
the first fair evening.
Miss vesta McCurda Is passing the
summer months at home. having grad.
uated from Colby College last week.
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WINDSOR

WEST-The Ladies Union will meet
with Mrs. Margaret Pierce Wednesday.
July II.
Evangelist E. A. Davis conducted the
service at the Baptist church Sunday
morning assisted by state Missionary
Miss A. J. Gwynne and the pastor. NJ. H.
Wakefield. At $40 Sunday afternoon i
baptsmal service was held near the shore
of the Pierce grove, Three-Mile pond,
when the pastor administered the rites Of
baptism to nine candidates. Preceding
the baptism a grove meeting was held,
conducted by E. A. Davis, with q largo
attendance. The evening service brought
out large attendance and the morning
service as well.
Thursday evening a gospel service will
be held at the boys tent at North
Windsor. Friday evening Rev. E. e.
Longley of China will speak at the Bap-
fist church.
Edwin Lowden is ill with the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pierce and all the
family passed delightful day Sunday at
the Pierce cottage, ree-Cornered pond.
Miss Gertrude Pierce is home for the
summer vacation and expects to begin
her senior year at c. H. s. in September.
Harold and Emmons Casey are cutting
the hay on the farm in South vassalbofo.
Ex-Mayor and Mrs. Harrington ana
party returned to their home in Worces-
ter. Mass, last Thursday after a delight
full visit with relatives here. They made
the trip by auto.
The two youngest sons Of D. 6. True
(who is a veteran Of the Civil war;. Beft
and Harry, left AueustA IN Co M f6r
Laredo, Texas. The former al commits.
sary sergeant and the latter a. a cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. True also have q sori.in-law
in the militia, Capt. Per1ey Of Center
vassalboro George Casweli and Harry
Pinkham Of this town, who are also If
the service. Friends hope to ses ali the
boys returning TO their homes haze ana
hearty
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NATIONAL HOME

Officer Of the day, Capt. Charles A.
Dunno.
Willard Page, Andrew s.. Aver and
Thomas Cough reported Monday for ad.
mission to the Home
The Tuesday concert will be omitted
on account of the band being on duty
Monday at the picture show.
The returns from furlough Monday
were: Pierre Leger from Augusta, George
Dolly from Gray, Adriance r. johnson
from Lewiston and Daniel S. Mooney
from Bangor.
Burroughs were granted Monday to John
Duffy to Lexington, Charles H. H. French
to Richmond, jeremiah IhcCarthy from
Marblehead and Gilbert Sanford to Jer-
sey City.
The funeral Of the late Alfred c. Butler
was held from the Home chapel at A. NJ
Monday, Rev. FIR. Nelligan officiating.
Villa D. Carroll. late Co. c, sth Mass
Inf. Spanish war;. has been dropped from
the rolls Of the Home.
Edwin F. Stone. late Co. G, 18th Me.
Inf, has been granted discharge from
the Home.
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FAIRFIELD

RIDGE ROAD-Donald Ellis is at.
tending the Harvard summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Tozier OF
Waterville passed Sunday with his
sister. Mrs. Warren Balentine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin Joy Of South
Paris are visiting their parents, the
Colby Poys. and the Almon Goodwins.
Mrs. r. A. Sturtevant and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Sturtevant Of Oakland
visited L. P. Sturtevant last week.
Arlene Harris. who has been at the
Sisters hospital, Waterville, for ap-
pendicitis, has returned home and is
doing well.
Miss Witherlee of Castine is visit
ing Mrs. Kate B. Ellis on her way
to the Appalachian Club at Kineo.
Stewart Russell Anstey Of Corona.
Long Island, N. Y, came Saturday to
visit his uncle, H. B. Stewart. for the
summer.
Harris Hamlin of Milan. N. H., was
a weekend visitor at the home Of his
cousin, Mrs. A. T. Craig.
Mrs. H. c. Emery and Mrs. Maurice
Emery. who have been visiting Mrs.
H. c. Emcry's brother. H. N. Randall,
at China, have returned home.
Misses Maud and leila Chapman
of North Fairfield are visiting their
sister. Mrs. Prayer Gee. Miss Ina
Sturtevant Of Oakland was a caller
at Mrs. Gees Thursday.
Carey Gee and family Of Burnham
have been recent visitors at the home
of his cousin, Prayer Gee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hewes and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Twist Of Wins
low and Mr.. and Mrs. George Wood Of
Fairfield Center were callers at the
home of L. l.. Wilcox Sunday.
Miss Carrie Tozier of Somerville,
Mass. passed part of last week with
her cousin, Mrs. Warren Balentine
Mrs. Balentine and daughter Dorothy
and Miss Tozier visited Mrs Ann
Hoxie and family of North Fairfield.
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READE'IELD

The many friends of Rev. F. A
Walker and wife and Miss Elizabeth
were glad of their return to Readfield
Wednesday for their summer vacation
Mr.. Walker will occupy the pulpit OF
the Universalist church here during
July and August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bean and Baby
Beatrice, who are passing some time
at their summer home, The Clarissa
on Lake Cobbosseecontee. were calling
on friends at Readfield Corner Sunday
Ernest Reed moved his goods last
week from the house of George W.
Carson to that Of Mrs. William Record
where he will reside in the future.
Mrs. Ralph Smith and three little
daughters are visiting the family of
Chase Fogg.
Miss Mary Norcross, successful
Massachusetts teacher, Is passing a
few week of her vacation with friends
In Readfeld.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. w. Carson, &C
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Frank p.
Fogg, came to Readneld from Canton
Saturday to visit with relatives over
Sunday. Mr.. Fogg left for Boston
Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Franz Potter, who passed the
week of July i With hts tamiiy In Port
land occupied. The. Methodist pulpit
Sunday morning and evening.
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PALERMO

NoRTH-Carr's Corner Sewing Circi'
was pleasantly entertained Thursday ait
ernoon with Mrs. Ethel soule. The Ia
di.. will not meet again until after the
haying season.
NJ and Mrs. C. E. Carr visited Wednes
dav and Thursday of last week with tnei'
daughter and husband. MT and Mrs
Fred A. Fuller, in Augusta.
Mrs. L. A. Bowler passer the AFTERNOON
INV 4 with Mrs. John Dyer
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Drawn OF Falrneid
we're recent visitors at W. W. Dyers.
Mrs. Lydia Garfield of Lynn, Mass
visited her aunt. Mrs. Eliza Nelson, the
past week. , ,,.s
Mrs Fred Stowe and Mrs. Hattie Rich
ardson of Dover visited few days re-
cAnt,v with Mrs Nancy Black. They also
Maid a short visit with Mrs. Eta Balcom-
Mas Emma Nelson. Miss Gertrude Jor-
dan and Earl Nelson are home for the
summer vacation.
A number from this way went to Albion
Corner Saturday afternoon.
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HEARST RANCH
IS TAKEN OVER
BY CARRANzA

American Field Headquarters, Mex
leo, July 1O.-(By Radio to Columbus,
y. M)-The Hearst ranch at Babi-
cora has been taken over by the Car
rama government and now is operated
by a manager installed by the Car
rama military authorities, according
to a statement by John C. Hayes.
manager Of the ranch. who passed
through here today On his way to Ell
Paso.
Hayes left Babicora ranch, which is
nearly 100 miles south Of Gen. Perish
ngs present headquarters. at the
time the American expedition quit
Namiquipa for the North. He brought
10 horses with him as far as CAL
cana to save them from seizure by
Mexicans who came north as the
Americans retired.
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RICHMOND

Supt. of Schools E. r. Bowdoin left
Monday for Castine, where he will at
tend the teachers convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bates of New
York are the guests Of Mr.. Bates
brother. Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Bates.
Miss Nettie Lewis. who is employed
in Augusta, passed the week lend with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Wilson passed
the day Sunday with their son, Lewis
Wilson, Of Bath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew McIlauhan
and daughter Ruth of SomervillA,
Mass, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George E. Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Lewis Of Bar
Harbor are the guests of Mr.. Lewis
mother, Mrs. E. A. Lewis.
Miss Winifred Peabody of Fitchbure
Fife White.
Dr. Raymond Libby and Morris
Glazer were visitors in Portland Mon.
day, making the trip by automobile.
John Beaton left last week for
Prince Edwards Island where he will
be the guest of his daughter.
Miss Marjorie Shaw has returned
from Boston, where she has been pass
ing the past 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Day have return
ed from Old Town, where they have
been passing the past few days with
relatives there
Philip Wood of Sanford was a recent
guest of friends in town.
Miss Mabelle Tarr gave an enter
tainment under the auspices of the
Ladies Aid Society in Curtis hall
Monday evening. An appreciative au-
dience was present. The following
program was rendered: Dialect poems,
"A Night out The Ballard of East
and West" The Photograph Album"
The Land Of Hearts Desire" Zone
act play); soloist. Mrs. Myrtle Rid
ley Dunn.
Joseph Collins of Hopedale Mass,
will pass the summer at the home Of
his sister, Mrs. Charles Whitmore.
Algernon Blair has sold his horse,
Prince" to James Lilly of Bowdoin-
ham.
The Epworth League of the Meth
odist church will go to Bowdoinham
Wednesday evening, where they will
join with the League Of that place in
a social and banquet.
Earl and Clyde McFee are passing
a week with Mr.. ana Mrs. George Da-
Wis at their camp at Pleasant pond.
The dates of the campmeetings this
year at the Richmond campground will
be from Aug. to Is. Rev. l. T. John
son will be in charge.
Richard Derby Of Winchester, Mass,
has purchased the Fred Lewis farm on
Swan Island.
Dana S. Williams Of Lewiston was a
business visitor in town Monday.
Richmond Lodge, No. So, F. and A.
NJ, held a special meeting Saturday
with work in the NJ M. and F. c. de-
grees.
Miss Lillian Johnson has sold her
house on North Pleasant street to M.
E. Verrill. This was formerly the
James Ames place.
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WISCASSET

Maurice Foye was in Portland the nr1t
of last week.
Mrs. Eldred Cunningham OF Sheepscot
is passing the month with her mother.
Mrs. Fred Mute.
Erastus Lewis and wife Of Bath we're
in town Tuesday to attend the celebration.
Harley J. Colby has left his Job on the
NJ. c. r. r. and has employment at G. J.
Carlin's store.
Misses Emmeline and Mary Weeks are
at Matinicus enjoying a visit with friends.
Miss Ruth Rines went to Westport last
week. where she has employment with
Mrs. j. S. knights as table girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Albee passed the
Fourth in Portland.
Miss Mary Hobson Of New York is
passing the summer at Miss Boyd's house
on Federal street.
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WEST GARDINER

WOODB1NE HILL-There will be a
lawn party at John Horne's for the ben
elt of the church Wednesday evening,
July u. Ice cream and cake on sale. Ey-
erybody welcome.
Mrs. Mary E. Fuller of Manchester
passed Sunday at John Horne's
Mrs. Grace Rankins and son Draper of
Forest Hills. Mass. are visiting her aunt,
Mrs. George Williams
Mrs. Hattie Caldwell Of Somerville.
Mass. is the guest of Walter v. Towne
of Litchfield.
Albert Rollins of Winthrop has moved
onto his farm in West Gardiner, former
ly owned by George Dickson.
Mrs. Alberton Barker and daughter Ma
bel with Gladys Horne, visited Island
Park Saturday evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-11

intention Of gong to Baltimore in the
hope Of securing part OF the cargo Of
dyes and chemicals aboard the Ger
man submarine trader Deutschland.
Frederick Z. Atteaux, an importer,
stated he had been advised from Ger
many by wireless that one nth Of the
dyes aboard the Deutschland was con-
signed to his company. Mr.. Atteaux
said that he would try to secure pass
age to Germany aboard the submersi-
BILE.
Professor Hugo Munsterberg of Har-
ward declared today that the U-boat's
arrival marked 1.-The beginning of a
period Of genuine cordially between
the United States and Germany"
After nearly two years Of Interrupt
ton. communication and harmony
once more will be resumed" he said.
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WINTHROP
Local Camp Fire Girls Plan an
Indian Pow Wow for
Friday Evening
MANY SUMNER VISITORS
ARRIVING DAILY

Tawasentha and Pontaw Camp Fire
Girls will have an Indian pow-wow al
1.3O Friday evening on the lawn of j. H
Mc1lroy's on Central street. The pro.
gram will include grand council meet
ing as we'll as other entertainment. Re
freshments of pop corn, candy. ice cream
punch, etc. will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Barr of Bridge.
water and Mrs. Helen Jackson Of Brock
ton, who have been visiting relatives and
friends in town, returned to their homes
Saturday. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Thomas Jackson of Manchester and
made the trip by automobile.
Miss Ruth Pearson has returned from a
visit in Freeport.
Miss Exzilia Drapeau. who has been i'll
with tonsilitis. is able to be out again.
Miss Ruth Hodges Of Watervlle is visit
ing her brother, Merton Hodges
Guy c. Dunbar of Brockton, Mass, is
at work at the Winthrop creamery
DR.. and Mrs H. d. Levy and family are
at their cottage on Lake Annabesscook
for the season.
Oscar r. Graham and family of Eliza
beth. ~ j., are at their cottage at the
Narrows for the summer.
The annual field day of Abenaki Chap
ter, o. E. S.. will be held at the Burdine
cottage on Marapacook lake Wednesday
afternoon and evening. picnic supper
will be served to which the men are in
vited
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Whitney of Corin-
ma were recent guests of Mr.. Whitney,
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Whitney.
The Maranacook Camp Fire Council
meeting was held Thursday afternoon at
the home of the guardian, Miss Dorothy
Webb. on High street. A joint picnic
with the Bluebrds will be held next
Thursday afternoon with Miss Hazel
Peck at her home.
Miss Mildred Stevens OF SBrockton,
Mass. is visiting Mrs. NJ A. skillings and
Mrs. John Bell.
MIR. and Mrs. John Ingersoll Of Boil
sters Mills were guests last week of
Mr.. Ingersolrs parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. s. Ingersoll. Hartley Nickerson
returned home with them for a few
weeks visit.
Mrs. Retta Fairbanks OF Farming
ton is in town. the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Hartman for several weeks.
Mrs. r. r. Shuttle Of st. Paul, Mimi,
and Miss Dorothy Bullincamp Of
Brooklyn. N. Y. are guests Of Miss
Bertha Hudson on Sturtevant Hill.
Monday they all passed the day in
Waterville
Miss Mary Libby of Augusta was
the guest of Miss Carl Hartman one
by last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Perry Of
st. John. n. B., are the guests OF Mrs.
Perry's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Webb
Miss May Norcross OF Chelsea.
Mass, is at the Flynt cottage on Lake
Maranacook with her sister. Mrs. Nellie
Moffat and Mrs. George Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Sinclair. Mrs.
Lizzie Dudley and Mrs. Cora Taylor
were visitors of Mrs. Eta Young in
Chelsea Sunday.
Carl Hartman went to Lewiston on
Monday on business for j. P. Whitney.
The Rebekah picnic will be held to-
day II pleasant: If weather is not suit
able. then on the first fair day.
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''"n''ul"l from Page OneD
away from the island fortress and the
'rlp "hi'H ended in Baltimore today was
tegur.
A'''r Completing the formaities with
me p'f' authorities. capt. hoenig was
'"'.'' " iuH'heoh as me guest OF the
herman ''I' and there delivered to Han
'e' Won H'imh'nsen. counsellor of the
"f'''' '0''S''' the packet Of official
'N'''S ''f ''n"' Won Bernstorff. The
''' "1fheNed here from New
''' 100 ''nRra'u'a'" the submarines
,.''''. a. 'he luncheon and went back to
Win ''''s''
AI' N'enlr was asked how he and
us me" ''opIoyed their time while
'''Ha's ''' voyage.
We" sand no. we had phono-
'Ia'nS lA"' were a source of much
'.,'' r.''meN' We had about 100 rec
..us. Ih'r' were some American rag
iancss Selections fro,, D. -. -
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TORPEDOBOAT co.
NkED TO BUILD
sUBMARINES-SEE
AN INFRINGEMENT

.w iork July lo.-Fred u. Whit
,eral counsel for the Lake Tor
ID. , ~. Co. announced today that
.,.,.. oeen approached by private
s.,..., with a proposition to bui:d
|e~ submarines similar to the
|s-.".a 'ahd. Mr.. Whitney said he had
|c.,p information today that the
|,Ssn submarine was in general
b construction and in principle
| 4. raion virtually a duplicate of
,~,s ne patent. He added that he
I'M 90 to Washington in company
ss Uner members OF his concern
..u,,.s,. me question whether the
sN,.and shall be libelled as an
sl \. .t of the Lake boats then
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SKOWHECAN Me<

Special Town Meeting Called for Saturday to
Act on Three Articles-New Books at Free
Public Library-Rain Delays Saturdays
Events-Lightning Strikes Coburn Farm,
Children's Day Exercises at Bethany Baptist
Church-Second Municipal C cert I'm
known Man Taken to. State Hospital for In
sane-Personals