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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-10
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niing, bic Der eugliid,e Sanbelsutini
tier Huneimnn biir3 feline glnfiinbi
gung eines iiber ben SriebensifIut
llinnus auireft Su erbaltenSen San
SeIsfrieses bes GierperbanSes geger
GeutidlanS berporgeruien bat. bringi
Die ndtiirlifen, chamber ipioeritre.
,benSen Stromnineeu in ben perbiin0e'
ten aGnbcrn uno ben peri6ieoeuer
gepolterinqsfIaiIen IN ibnen bei,tlif
5iui Woridoein. am entidieoeniten bal
Die italieniid)e Tesieriing ben Nlaner
elmer pirtbidlaftiiten abiperrung &C.
gen GeutidIarlo sleih nod ibrerI
Scrportreten lire @,itrpirfilng per'
iagt; ibr ipitrbe IN Der anntnler Ie6.
batter geifaa geipenbet, als iie oie
llnmosIiffeit fir .SiaIien betonte, iid
in iuirtbif)aitlife slbbdngigfeit bon
benz benad)barten sSrnnfreib nnb benz
ieebeberridenben englaio 5u iieaen.
aIber aid in cen englifdcn aolouien
rceie iif Der @ioeripruh eeaen einerl
@irtbifaitsperbnno, Der iiber cas
britiihc 9eiamnitreicb tiitailsgeben
icllte.
NaineiiiIih in aniinon berInngte
man itatt oieIer lltcpie Die g9ieoer.
nuinahme Der Blaine beg peritorbenen
britiiden Staatsmonnes ssoiepb
Chamberlain, ourdJ einen Sd)uBull
auf nusI1nSiifen @eBen uilo anoere
Saiiptprobutte Der aoIonien cen 3n.
iammenbdng bes 0ieidjes 3u itdrfer.
Gas Eatte nun Die 6oIse ,baB bic eng.
Iiiden arbeiter geseir Die abiidyt ci.
nsr fiinitIifeu 9crtbeueriing Der 2e-
tensnl:itel &ioeritanb erboben, iInt
oa Die eneIiide glegicriing niieenblii.
lid auf ben gliten @iIlen Der glrbei.
Reorganization afigeipieien lit, 70 be.
elite iih bas eneliide @abinctt, burh
zines ieiner Mlitglisoer ben annc.
6iern 5it be6eiiter, oab Ghus5nlI uili
2ebensmtttel fir bic ndf6te 8ntlmit
niseeifloiien ieisn. efus ben inbu.
itriellen areifen Gnglano5 ipiro oes.
haIb fir be 3ninnuIenfiiilfte Der
Werireter Der ariepfperbiiilbeten In
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-10
@rnnSeismtljams.S .SDpOtbeieu.
Heueinaetraaen.


Int6oup Solimine an Yatrid
Brennan, $3.50.
9bsobDre S6mibt an Jletp Joun.
bation 6. II. 3. Co., 5000.
ISABELLA 6. Sleisbt an Spbs parl
3. II. 6. Co., $4,000.
Soiepbine S6Darb an bO., $3.50.
aefier 20. Jist an Gdit Gibe 3. u,
9. Co.. $125O.
Otto 8. aebnsr on Souibern Sbic
6. II. z. Co., $210O.
Senrp 6. S9lispsr on 9lIpinbo
S6Iispsr, $3.50.
George Sfferotpib an Mounb 3.
u. unb g. Co., $3250.
Sobn Melago an 5rant WilIsr.
$500.
gbparb 3. gonen Sr. an Winton
pldce 9. II. g. Co., $1,000.
Bertha JsHatius an WoIitor 8. u.
Q. Co., $500.
1reb. 8arelap on apono g. II. 8.
Co.. $2500.
9urrp @resnberser an 0atIep Q. u.
g. Co., $2750.
San,usl 9. Dapiss an Wlt. 2oots
out 9. II. 6. Co., $4,000.
Aba 9ailp an Union SoDinss ..
II. 2. Co., $25o0.
Gpa 3. Srumbuu an plsaiaut
Ribse 9. Ii. 6. Co.. $1,000.
Winiam 8. aissett an CAT enb
g. u. Co., $500.
Do. on Rcfa Domis, $3.50.
Clara 6. Qitmer an Star .. a.
30. 8 Co.. $500.
2inis 10. GsGruptsr en-D Dsais
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Cincinnati, 9. @ai.

Trsb. S6uiter an Clifford Sanier
Il. ano.. 5 Sabre pa9t, Dom 15.
apriI 1915 on, auf 8 4der aanb in
SettiOn 16 uno 20 older aano in
SestioH 10 in Uliami 9olpnfbip.
Sdbrli6e MietAs $3.50 nit alus
iaufspriOileeium fir $3.50.
SamusI .. Cooper an gbbis unb
5beobOrs S6mibt, 81 BEL sc Jub an
Der Rprbieiis Der Soutbpieip 9lpenue,
gde Der SairDieu 4pe., (Steuer
$6); 81.
alberta WcGlurs an Stiapid goles
man, 80 bsi 115 5ub an Der Sitieit.
Der Summit QDsuus, 200 Gub fiibIi9
Der price 2lOenue auf price 5il,
(Stsuer $1); 81.
Marp U. 5ol3 an @lpina 6. ebrs
mantraut, 8 Sabre padt, DOM 10.
Suni 1916 an, auf bas erits Gtods
inert bss gigentbums on ber Iiibpeit>
Iihen Gde Der gine unb sginblan
Strabe, monutIi6e Mietbe $50.
s. u. 5isIb an Geo. 90. Yroerman
unb 6ran, !9iImes, 2 Sabre padt.
Dom 20. MGr3 1916 an, auf Cots
181, 182. 1S3 unb 1874 in Stephen
&emper's llntsrabfbeilung in CT.
Bernard, idbrli6e Waietbe $50.
WtDers q. Cooper an DITTO q. aebs
nsr, 30 Bel 130 SUB an Der @eiti.ite
Der 9reenles QOenue in ct. 9erndrb,
(Steusr $3.50; 81.
9llpina S6lispsr u. Mnb. on Asnrn
S6lieper, Cots 8 unb 8 In g. g.
Gbaies llnterabt6silung an Der
SunpDer Strabe, (Sisuer $4); 81.
Ridorb ). @oeiile an gbipin 8.
gotpen ST., Sbeil Don Got / in plat
II" in Sapib pster's gladlab In
Winton gIacs, (Stsusr $3); 81.
2llfreb .. &nofe an Marp Mars
tin, Cots 8 unb 8 in Sauare 2 In
Iliamitopn, (Steusr $3.50; 81.
@eorae Siherofpib an Beth Sihes
roipiB, Cots 238, 239, 240 unb 241
in llnisrabtbeiluns BON 8arrsDills an
Der Souib 2tDenu., (gteuer 50c); 81.
Sallie 3. Billings an Sbeobore
Wtdber. 48 bei 158 CUB an Der norbs
Oitli4en gde Der Gilbtrt unb Sulfer
4penue, (Steuer $3.50; 81.
anna 9. arnolb an Gdmue[ 9.
Ddpiss, Got 30 in Wilber g. Mrs
nolb's llnterubtbeiluHg tn TOripoob,
(Steuer 81; 81.
limp g. a)srrius an uba DaiIn Elm 1
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Ri6n, $2s75.
i5reb. 80. Ritds ar Deittrn ape
3. ", $1,000.
Wlarp ". 9ering on SoutberT
Ohio 6 II. Z. Co.. $500.
g. 3. Nunb an R. 3. Jairlsp
$25OO.
Gbiparb asbfus all Riami 9. II
6. 60, $500.
Bernard 8. grebsldts an Rsn
gud.pe 6. IL. 9. Co., $1,000.
2ouis 3. Wudsrbeibs on bo.,
$1,000.
Qlnnie g. Ribss an Central Gair'
mount 9. Ii. g. Co., $4,000.
Ssrberi 6. 9Otiin an Sohn Witr,
$1,000.
2pbia. 81. Giaab an SRI. SeaIibp
g. II. g. Co., $500.
glnna Gins all R.aOins 3. II. 6.
Co.. $500.
Senrp Gtarmann oil aibertp q. Il.
g. Co., $4,000.
5orotbb Grois an Ogrbdnpiue
9. II. g. Co., $4,000.
@stilete 9pPOt6sisn.
9arrp 8. pooIs an Grttus' y. u.
9. Co., $3.50.
emma g. Suls an Southrn Sblo
g. II. Z. Co., 5000.
gouis u. Wartin an SENATE g. u.
3. 60, $500.
Sobn arier an Brighton German
ganf Co., $1,000.
Georss Suber an SatOb !9aotr.
$14O0.
@eprse Sidtrorib an Ulcunb q.
U. II. g. Co., $500.
elmer 8. Sali on Gsabing Roao
g. Ii. 3. Co.. S1117.
SoI.pb Grtel an Germon american
9. II. 3. Co., S2750.
5reb. 70. Yartlap on Wm. s
gi6fon, $500.
Qmp g. perrine an Cottage 3. u.
6. Co., $4500.
saofa 1omis an Soutbern SbiO
6. il. 2. Co., $500.
SeIina WulfmdH an Sutton 9. u.
2. u. 30. 4, $3.50.
Glorsnes g. Bacon an g. 6. Rines
bari Il. aHb., $500.
sbsobOre Samibt an Rem Jounbas
iion 6. Il. g. Co., $4,000.
8ietor WteISsr an Sefpiit 9tpe. g. II.
3. a., $4,000.
Georgia s. @Ortmon on D,Ita g.
r., $1,000.
Sobn 8. 9i.dmann an gilmore g.
u. 3. Co.. $500.
aouis sS. Wuderbeibe an Rem
9udene g. II. 3. Co., $1,000.
4nnie e. Ribse an Soutbsrn SbiO
2. II. Z. Co., $1,000.
Reitie 6. sbomas on Seeluitb
Earrings Q. Il. g. .. Co.. $52oo.
Torotbp 9rote an Columbia 9. Ii.
2. Co., $4,000.
Do. on u. 9. pahoub, $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-10

0as arie9sgetpitter mar ausgebros
den unb entIuO ii4 idper ii6er benz
Oerrat6enen beutI6en 2anb.
lnb es Dou3Og ii6 Das 8unotr,
oaB 0eutiAluno in Der StunDe Der
got9 Ieine pabre 9rOBe entoedte.
2lua in Raoelanb fdien oGes Oers
panbelt. Nabinsn's Geben bate neuen
Sn9dft gefunben in Der 5inga6e an
oas 8aterlanb.
&onrab GberniB bIieb ni6t oa6eim.
Gr beitelte Saus uNb @ei6Gft, pubte
Jrau unb &inb Derfprst uNb ging aIs
5reipilliser nit.
Bon feinsn 4rbeitern unb geamten
itanben ii6er bic !0dlfte i'm Selbe, Ser
getrie6 Der Sa6rit tpurbe nur in ie6r
bef6rGntter @eife aufre6t erbolten.
Grau 5eoptg uno Rabine i9loilsn
ibr 5aus unb sineen bier 8o6en na6
Berlin su einem aurfus in Der &rane
tenpflege SIN September tamen lie
suriid, uls bas Rdbelanoer 3rantens
baus eroffnet purbe unb auglei6 Elm
2d3aret6. bas lie ii6 in einem Der
groben, gum Sabritbetrieb gsb0risen
9ebdube unter 9enblers 2eitung eiilz
rt9ten lieben. 8alo tpdren bic erIten
geripunoeteu ba, urb nun pibmeten
il4 WhItter uno So6tsr gan3 bein
Woble ibrer pflsglinge. Nobine be-
ionoers Seiste cine 4usbauer unb oei>
itungsfdbisteit, cine frifde unb t6ats
trdftige. nt6t ruitenbe 6ingabe an
ibren neuen 9eruf, bic genbler nit
sspunSeruns unb StOIs srfiiItsn.
Gortissuns foIst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-10

Sic bate ibm ausbridlih geIast.
iis tppae su ben Sbrissn. Sn, Seer
mar freili9 cine S9tpeiter bon ibr I'm
Sienit uno eebDrte obns Jrase 81 ben
Shrieen, aber elsie unb 9ebtea fpas
rsn, lpie eritere ipiebsrbolt genubert.
nie gut iibereinsetommen unb bdtseu
li6 penig I'm einanber setiimmert,
felt glstes @erbeiratuns gar nitt
mebr. so tonnts @srbdrb bur9ous
ni6t annebmsn, bab ieine 5rau mad
9esr seguneen mar, I'm bic S4psiter
gu beiuhen. 3ubem burfte ne, als
feline 6rau, ni9t msbr 81 berielben
fubren, isifeem OieIsIbs sum 9sgens
itanb ulIgemeiner 9era4tuns ges
iuorben.
Mas pOllte lie in aeer9 Wie fam
lie ba5u, aLlsin bin3ufabrsn, obne ibm
capon gu iosen2 Sic mar nitt dii
9utsn Wegen; sr etinuerts iidb ibrss
ieItIam i9euen Weisns pdbreno rer
leBten a4t Gage. 9ds bOie geipil-
Zen iprad aus ibrsr gon8sn art unb
Weiie.
Gr 6si6lsuuiets feline S9ritte, es
.ris6 i'm bsim gu Der Vlutter, I'm be,
rem aniitt gu borsn. Gs mar ihm
icear hsr 9ebanis setommen, bab
Glsie cine geeegnund nit oem 9rdz
len DolI bdben lpiirns, aber CT bate
iih isIber sinss ioI3en Yeroadies
asi6Gmt unb ibn pOn iid seipieien.
81 bic 0iuttsr iibsrhaupt abnte, mas
porgefdllsn ipdr2
glls er ii6 bem Souis ndberte, lab
er 6enties@Inna Woe i'm @orien binter
ber 6ste itebsu. Sic bate bic ednb
I6iiBsno segen bic Sonne iiber Die
glugen seIegt unb idauts nad iemonb
Gus. Sb nad ibm, Iieb ii9 niht be-
itimmsn. Gs bate uber bod ben
Nni6ein, als oh iie ibn eripdrte, beril
Iie lisb bel Der annGkruns bes Sob
nes Die Sdnb iinten unO elite bsmieIs
ben bis gum Seitsnpiorthen entgegsn.
SSn i9rsm 9eF9t ma6te eiu Sobegrao
bon Guiregurg iid bemertbar. i9rs
Wanasn ipuren lsbbait gefarbt.
Serb, bait On 3iudnsis 9baler
aus benz &abinet ssnOmmen24 fraste
iis.
sd = MOeDer9 Djs tOmmt 5br
ba5u?"
.Ssrrgott. i6 batts mir teinabe.
9as @sIb fe6lt."
n9os 1T gar Ridt mOsli9. 5abt
Sbr's ss5dbIt?~
sd i'd ipolli's parat lssen duf
moreen."
pa bubt Sbr Gu4 rsrsdba,
Rein, Serb, nein - i'd babe mid
ni6t uer3dbIt. Gs Iiegt nod in mel.
rer aii6e auf ben 5iTfe, nur
IfbunOertunbneunSis 1baler, ieinsn
pfennis mebr, 9u iaunft's slauben.
Gable ielber na3."
Sic fdritt DOrdn; f6peisenb, |
nit psrfiniterisr Wisne, fpIaie ibr Ger
Sobn. Jentjss2lnra M5e fdlob bic
5biir ifrsr aiibe aui. no bas bsipro.
bsns 9sIO uufse3ablt auf BEN sifas |
.as. Serharb sluubie nidt, bub bic
Butter iia gsirrt, lie mar cine DOrs
i6tise unb Huge Rs4nsrin.
(5ortfsbuna folat.)
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I
fonpiue, (Sisusr $6.5Os$1.
Scbn 6. Woore an Wtoiss 9osan,
Got "a in 9Iod .M" in Charles W.
Steele's llnterabtbeiluug in GplIss,
9iu, 81.
Srbn 6. Woors on Wpiss 2oson.
Sct 80 in 8lod .Dl" in gbarlss W.
Steele's llnierabibsiluus in GolIsgs
9il. $50.
Rpfa 9omis an Diqiam 8. 2iss
astt, 80 i}uB an tsr ROrbTeits Der
soitsrn apenue, nabe Scrrsnee Roab,
(Stsuer $3.50; $780,.
Ssiiie Stubn all ellie M. De9rups
ter, Elm unsstbeiltss ] Sntsrsiie in 40
bel 80 isub an ber Sitfeite Der @rssn.
laipn gusnue, (Sisuer SD; 81.
Genera 6. Dospte II. qnb. al bi.
Dcepte Co., Got 25 in allbsrs unb
stable's elbbitipn sn Roripoob. 81.
sJranf g. grpsr on 9epree SO. Gal.
fins, $40 5ub an Der WeitTsiis Der
BARTON Ruab, 306 SUB iiibIid Der
Observatory 9lpenue in Spbe part,
(Sieuer $1.50); 81.
Wiaiam M. syribmon on apuis
Rau9, aci 6 in Sobn 8ursopne's In.
terdbfbeiluns in Rorpoob, (Steusr
$2); 81.
Die Cincinnati 2ebanrn unb Rors
tbern Rp, so. an Sailep R. 5oplor
II. @nb., 2.085 4der 2anb in SettiOn
g in WlilIcreet 9oipnIbip, (Stsusr
81: 81.
9enrp Dan,issr an greb. 80. Ris.
de. % Bel S5 Sub on Der Siibfsits
Der DiIita6 Sirabs, 275 5ub ipeItlid
Der Denman Ctr, (Sieusr SOC; 81.
Gbiparb 6. Mublbauier an g6ars
les o. GOsrtmsper. s Sabrepahi. bonn
19. glpril 1916 on, ouf 2abenraum
an Der norb0itlitsn Gde Der 6. unb
eertral gpenile, monatli9s Mietbe
$500.
DiIiam g. GnbreB on Winiam
Gneres. 5bsil bon Cots 80 unb SO in
Der Walnut 0ins aanb aIin's eriter
llnterabibeilurs. tilbenb 80 BEL 151
Sub an Der Norbieiie Der 5airfar
gUenus, fsrner, 80 BEL 200 5ub an
Der Weitieits Der Mihisan glpsnue in
9bbs part, (Steuer So; 81.
Samss .. Ssmpletou al Ssear u.
aIausmebsr, % BEL 179 5ub an Der
@sTtieite Der purcsG @Dsnus, $50
SUB iiibIih Der pbiuips glpenus,
(Steuer $3.50; 81.
Wloriba 6. 9oplor II. gnb. an
2puis Drumm, 26 BEL 1O5 5ub an
Der Siibisite Der 8. Strubs, (Stsusr
S3); 81.
Wi6asl gaumeI on Marb 6. ans
bsrion. 25 bel 100 SUB an Der Deits
ieite Der 8orbon Strdbe, lbs Iub
iiibIib Der 6onfielb Strabs in Gums
minsDilIs, (St.uer 81; 81.
Sobu ;. Diedmanu an 9ernarb $. |
SO bel 100 5ub an Der
Weiifsite Der Gab GDenue in gums
(Stsuer $3.50; 81.
9bomds S'ganion an bas Rnas
benbsim, 16 Bel "a aub on Der SHb.
isite Der qionssr Strabe, (Stsuer
S6); 81.
Rsttic 6. 5bomas an Gbitb u. |
gricer, Got 26 in asslie Bar. abbis
tion gu Norpoob. (Sieusr so; 81.
sSohn Diti an Winnie 6. 8oitin,
in Slid Qdnb In Geition a in
Ridmi 5otpHibip. 81.
Nartin 8loh an Sophie Stoller,
s3 Sub an ber Siibfsite Der Bauer
gbenus. 81.
sheobore Maper an Gffie o. Sfad.
i8 hsi 158 SUB an Der norboiiIi9sn
sde Der @ilbsrt unb Sulfer 4penue,
iSisuer $3); 81.
Sopbis GiolIsr an Mpers Sarris,
l3 5ub an Der Giibieits Der Bauer
llpsnue. (Steusr $1.50); 81.
paul Sidab an apbia W. Stdab,
apt 5 in Sendrb Somsiieab lnierabs
bsiluHg in Wf. 6ealibD, 81.
Sobn 0uariors an Garah WilItr.
"A Eel 120 SUB an Der Sitfeits Der
Deriins apenus. 143 SUE fiiblih Der
Blair apenue. (Stsu.r S1); 81.
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- .auiitania" gtpBtTf.
nod nidtsu GHbt. Bon ans
ssb6ris.n Spti.r gbicasosr Cpf.r Der
.auiitania" Iinb i'm bortis,n gunosss
stritt 5tpti auf |, $4,000 lau..no,
SdnbsusriaBtlas.n ses,n bic Gu,
narb Sisamibip 60. anbdnaig a,s
moHt tporSsn. Die cine bon linen
ipurbe upn Trau Sorab eunS, Der
Diitpe Don Charles 8. 0uHb, uno
ieinem Batter unb i.in.r Wlutt.r.
Sobn unb 4manSa auRb. bi. onetr.
BON 0sorss u. Wcuni,p unb ben
S1bnsn uub 566iern Don nm
Wouni.s ,instbra9t. 5n b.is.u kikt
ss, baB bic .9uiiianio" anger pafTe.
sisren aud 5audboot.. Srupp,n unS
Wluniiion an Borb bate unb bah r,
sbenIo nngeftrihtn mar, tpi. bi. bttti.
idm Sdlahtiaiifs. 0ss wsii,r.n
tpirb bnrauf hins.tpisien, bob Der aa.
piidn bic Wornuns Der b.utifen RE-
eisruna unbsd&t,t litb. aud, ni6t tpl.
borssftrisbsn i'm 3id5ad fubr urS
iibsrbies In Der gefabr5cn. nur Elm,
isbr atringe GsiHlpinbialeit ,nttuti.
islte. 5erner tpirb selienb aemotbt bah
bas S6iff ni@t bic n5t6iss qln,obl
Don RstiunssboOtsn fiibrse
@Ioife.
Sur iieben Meiie. ipie befonns.
ecbtsn I'm oIien @riedenIanb.
gei ins gibt's cine er6tre 9obf
an ef11crn ieAcn 6skn,r,,,ysB~g
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RadikalbeiIun9 DIR llervensebwasbe.
edua u.rps eepIsst pOs 5 sDsn mng Saar
aaaa abnasTs se4.Iai saa ssns
itssi nS fa5nn t & as EoMn ssMSi aai
dsgirruuasH 3H ertz [ .,rssa
al abooe au tHa S1g .
et !H t 1s1
s~t .ehen Pvat. KIink East 27 Str New Yok ~.
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70 aran erpabn, N prtetn sas gndrnsirr asIissa'.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-12-28
What Causes Cold. :?
Some of the Usual Reasons

Cold in the head, cold in the chest,
cold in the throat, or cold that set
ties in your back is all one and the
same thing. Gold is congestion,
often resulting from lowered vitality.
Drafts. getting chilled, and being ex-
posed to the weather will not give you
a cold if your organs are active and
healthy. But when your stomach is
clogged with food, your liver slug
gish, the bowels obstructed. or the
circulation poor, then you take cold
easily because the system is con.
gested. To be free from colds, keep
the stomach, liver. bowels and blood
in good order with IL. F." Atwood's
Medicine. an old family remedy that
wards off colds when taken promptly.
and protects against such attacks
when used faithfully and regularly.
Buy 35e bottle st your nearest store,
or write to-day fer free sanple.
Z. F." Medicine Co, Portland, Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-12-28
Collectors Sale Of Land.

Unpaid taxes on lands situated in the
Town Of Mt. Vernon. County Of kenns-
bee, for the year 1916
tate of nonresident owners in the Town
of Mt. Vernon for year 1916 committei
to to me- me for ssoo1S COLLECTION for said town
ss semsn ssGond uansd ans OF M May A. p
hereby given that II said taxes, intsF-
est and charges are not previously ralo
so much of the real estate tax as II stjl4i.
Guiding interest and charges will be sold
at public auction at the Town House Ia
said saie town on on the first Monday of Fsbra-
faX Binas p g l' at cssy1as oslecf kosrson a NJ
farm. s. acres. value sla TAX $3.50
West West M NJ. rss Vernon acres ,.n
Smiths, value $500 Tax alo
Gnggs. Walter. Part Of Mrs Cur
It's Dudley farm, 5s acres. $500
Glidden. Geo: Mrs. Homestead
Lousse shbai1 Gm%a H Heirs s Of Land Ia a on
Locke. Emery B. Store storer ''g Locke "a
stand; saaon storer Locke pasture,
$500. Tax so
Porter; T;I B. F. House and lot, $780, ,.,.
spiers. Mark H. Cottage and lot on
shore Of Echo Lake. and
George Cushman camps, $3.50.
Tax 3SO
Soule, Harry. Homestead. 3 acres,
value S100 2S1
Tracy & Blaisdell. Real estate in
part, standing lumber on John
Damren Homestead farm,
value $500. Tax 400
Whitney, .;ugene. Frank Haskell
farm & H. H. Wadleigh land,
value s525. Tax 1910
Dated at Mt. Vernon. Maine, this
twenty-third day of December, A. d. 1915
w. ID. ARCHIBALD.
Collector of taxes for the Town OF Mt.
Vernon for the year 1916. dec2Sd1aW3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-12-28
National Guard

The following discharges have been
granted from the National Guard IN
special orders issued from, the office of
Adjutant General George Mel. Pres
son:
In accordance with the provisions of
Section ~, The Military Law, as
amended. Private Merton L. Crocker,
Co. c, End Regiment, is hereby grant,
ed honorable discharge from the Ma
tional Guard for the purpose of enlist
ing in the United States army.
In accordance with the provisions of
sub paragraph (a), paragraph ?, Sec
ton ~, The Military Law, Private
Clarence Libby, End Regiment, Maine
Infantry, is hereby discharged from
the National Guard.
In accordance with the provisions of
Section 72, The Military Law. as
amended, Private Willard b. Manley,
Co. E, End Maine Infantry, is hereby
granted honorable discharge from the
National Guard for the purpose of en-
listing in the United States army.
In accordance with the provisions of
Section IT, The Military Law. as
amended, Private James J. Tewhey,
9th Co., Maine Coast Artillery, is
hereby granted honorable discharge
from the National G1ard for the pur-
pose of enlisting in the United States
navy.
In accordance with the provisions of
Section 72, The Military Law, as
amended, Private John B. Smith, 18th
Co., Maine Coast Artillery, is hereby
granted honorable discharge from the
National Guard for removal from the
State.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-12-28
Annual Report Labor Comr.
and Factory Inspector Eddy

Roscoe A. Eddy of Bar Harbor, COM
missioner of labor and industry and
State factory inspector, in his annual
report which was submitted to the
Governor and Council Wednesday.
urges that legislation should be en-
acted which would place the great
economic question Of unemployment
under the management Of the state
and take it out Of the hands of the
agents whoenow control IL unrestricted
Commissioner Eddy also advocates
the repeal of the peonage law. SO called
in his report. Commissioner Eddy
says:
II desire at this time to call atten-
ton to Chapter seven of the public
laws of 1907 relating to numbering
operations. The law is commonly
known as the Maine peonage law. The
name was derived from the notorious
Alabama peonage act which the Maine
law so closely resembles. The Ala
hama act was declared unconstitution-
81 IN 1919. The Maine law has proved
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-12-28
Iron Is Greatest of All Strength
Builders, Says Doctor
Secret of the Great Endnance and Power 81 Athtete,

the proper form. And this after they had
IN some cases been doctoring for months
without obtaining any benefit But don't
take the old forms Of reduced iron, IRON
acetate or tincture Of iron simply to save
a few cents. You must take iron in a
form that can be easily absorbed and as
simulated like nuxated iron IL you want it
to do you any good. otherwise it MAY
prove worse than useless. Many an ath-
iete or .prize-fghter has won the day
simply because he knew the secret OF
great strength and endurance and filled
ms blood with iron before he went into
the ARRAY. while many another has gone
down to inglorfous defeat simply for the
lack Of iron.
NOTE-Nuxated Iron recommended
above by DR.. Sauer is not patent med,-
cine nor secret remedy, but one whicn
Is well known to druggists and whose
iron constituents is widely prescribed by
eminent physicians everywhere Unlike
the older inorganic iron products, 1t Is
easily assimilated, does not inture the
teeth. make them black. nor upset the
stomach; on the contrary. it is most
potent remedy, in nearly all forms Of in
digestion. as well as for nervous, rum
down conditions. The Manufacturers
have such great confidence in Nuxated
any charitable institution il they cannot
take any man or woman under 60 who
lacks iron and increase their strength 2l0
per cent or over in four weeks time pro-
vided they have no serious organic trou-
BILE. They also offer to refund YOUR
money if it does not at least double your
strength and endurance in ten days time.
1t is dispensed in this city by John
Coughlin and all other druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-12-28
like ELECTRIC
. BUTTON ON TOES
Tells why a corn is so painful
and says cutting makes
them grow.

Press an electric button and you
torn a contact with live wire which
rings the bell. When your shoes press
against your corn it pushes its sharp
roots down upon a sensitive nerve and
You get shock of pain.
Instead of trimming your corns,
which merely makes them grow, just
step into any drug store and ask for a
quarter of an ounce of freezone. This
VIII cost very little but is sufficient to
remove every hard or soft corn or cal
us from ones feet. A few drops ap-
pned directly upon tender, aching
eorn stops the soreness instantly, and
soon the corn shrivels up so it lifts
,.sht mt out. root and all, without pain.
ahs drug is harmless and never in
.A'nes or even irritates the surround.
"k tissue or alsin.--AdV
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-12-28
Executive Appointments
(. D To Be Carefully Considered

"a Aspirants for political honors and
I their friends will be kept pretty much
j On the anxious seat by Governor-elect
F.. Milliken until some time after
his inauguration. 1t Is the intention OF
.the next CHIEF Executive to make no
s. announcement -of his appointees until
sshe has an opportunity to discuss the
\ matter thoroughly with the members
= 6f his Council.
Governor Millilxcn plans to pro-
ceed slowly in making his appoint
ments and to select those men who are
the best fitted for the positions which
they will be called upon to fill. pie
thora of candidates for practically ev-
cry position within the gift Of the Gov
ernor has appeared and many of them
are backed up in their candidacy by
strong letters of endorsement. Cover
nor-elect Milliken is carefully invests
eating the claims of each and when the
proper time comes he will present the
facts thus secured to the members Of
the Executive Council and after con-
sulting with them the names of the
nominees will be published.
Big Appropriation Estimates
Fav0rs the Budget System
Proponents of the Inauguration of