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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17
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SSobl1 George &od) ltorb qeitcrn i'm
SITTER bon 76 Sabren am Madmittag
in aMriballtomn, So, NO ct ieit Den
lebtcn led)s Sabren gcmobnt bat. CT
NOR ein @rl,ber Ser pe~rforbene1l
Srancis S. &od, 1es befannten 3a=
pellportcr 9rogiltelt.
Ser Gcrltor6ene crblifte am %.
Mar5 1887 SIT @ol5is, in Selterrcid)=
l1ngarn, oas 2idt Ser @elt l1rb fam
i'm Sabre 1850 nit lcinen @ltern nod
Den @creilrigten 5taatcn. ST mar bon
alls Steil1mebcr nnb bat piele
Ser s(rbeiten an Ben @eballoel1 See
Hod Sslonb Mrlenals mlsgefiibrt.
Ger @crltor6ene miro bon 5lpe'
Shmeitcrn, Iralt sSaco6 5trnm bon
Goioocno, Gal, 1tno Trol1 &enrt
@abl bon 2pnraper,, Ila., iiberleht
MllBerOcm b%etrauern brei 9seffen ll1tl
bier Nid)ten ieincn Sos.
Die 9cide pllrbe Qeitern 9lbcrl
l1oGb Iaocnport iiberiii6rt lrnb iol
'bier bonn Sal1ie ser 5dn1gerin bes
gerldieoenen, Irml Sralncis S. &oh
SEQ. All gri6ge Moe., outs ant Srei=
tag Morgcn INT bol6 neltll l1br, mi
@%ottcsoicnlt Inn 8 l1br in Der st. So.
lcpb's Strife, atf bcm 6rieobofe 8ll,
Sciligen 8amilie bcigeiett lperbcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17
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9iirgermeilter Sobn 9ermalo bat
lid Die Wil6e gemadt, lammtlide
Nutomobilrouten, sic. bllrd 9aoen=
port l%aufe11, 5llimnmen5nIteQen. Mad=
lttbel1b cine 2iite bieier Nol1tel1 nno
sic 3eiden, bnrd) sic Tic 81 erfen-
ncn linb:
SHE g,trlimatpm @aD"l - orange
1tto mciBe Warfirlltg. 9iele Mrto=
mo6ilrolltc lit cine Ser belten in oen
@crcil1igten Staaten. 2al,ft bon 0a<
ncnport norbli6 bllr6 9egSitt, Ma=
quofcta, Dubuque unb Gresco nad)
Saitt Eal1l.
ns@e Siaaunal Srail", bon scatt=
lc, 8al6ingtor, na6 Miami, 6lori=
90. Sci Ser 6ertigitelllng oieicr
IutomobilltraBe i'm Sanltar bes font
menben Sabres, miro oielelbe Bic
|la1glte 9llttonpbilltraBe Ser gar5eu
@elt lein. Sic Marfirlng tit Elm
lfNpar5es @ano, bur1 oellen Mittc
iid biagoml elm meiBer 5treifen bill-
burd5iebt. @is iebt ldllft oieie 5tra=
|Be bllrd sic nad)ltebenbcn Staotc:
3eaomooo, g. D. Spirit 2afe, sSsa.,
Soma Sails, 8tntor, Geoar Mapibs,
Soma Gitp, 9apenport, Mott
Sslanb, Milan1 Orion, Cambridge,
@alpa. Son Camille l1nb sSSnoiana=
polls lno Miami, 6lo., lit Sic Mol1tc
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befaunt.
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Ealtl na6 Sai1t 2ol1is ol1sgebe6ni
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ct. Saul, @inona, Sc grolie, 91l=
bllql1e, @aQuofeta, Clinton, 90
y enport, M,scotinc, 8apeao,
Burlington rtb ct. 2ouis.
3ie Marfirl1ng lit Gin mciBes
8ano NIT einem 5mei 3oa breitcr
blal1en 5trcifcn oben l1no mlte,1 lllll
ei1lem 5mei 3oll breiten pertifaler
5treifelr, Ser sic beibcn 5treifen mil
eirtanber perbinoet.
nMiper=to=0iipcr=&oab". Dielc 93olt.
te lit bltrd Elm adlt5ebn 3pll breites
meiBes @a1b, in Dem Ser @uhltabt
81" on .beiben Seiten oes Nfables
ltebt, marfirt. Sic &oute ld1lft cnt.
lang Ser g., 81. S. & 9. gilenbaMr
BON Iapcnport na6 Omaha, Ieb.
ourd oie nabltebenocn stdote: 90
b citport, @iltonL @eit 2ibcrtp
Soma GitD, Des Mpincs, atlantil
lt6 Council 9luffs.
nSbe 0reat @bite @ap". Diel(
&ollte lit ol1rdj Elm ieds 3oll breitcs
meiBes 9anb marfirt ul,b perbinoc1
bic nadltebenben Stdotc 1T Soma
I9abenport, Wlne @rab, Mltsca.
tine, Columbus Slmction, Ssfalooia
9es Moines, Moair, Mtlantic, DAT.
lan6 nn0 Council @lllffs.
nSDe G6ieago : &anIas City nnt
@alf : Sisbuap". 9ieie &olte II
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17
Gin 0auenpod 9rmoeigenl6nm6>
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SMclelclL traGr lpdrcu. Seit ih sic
@(coi5in llcbn1c, filblc idl MIDI lppblel
mic lett Sabrcl. Set ciic tiidti9, unr
oerlpiirc sic ld)rccliden Sdn1crScl
nidt mchr. Sh babe midl felt @pchcr
nidlt crfdltct.
Set oellfc, oab Sanlae cine porsiia=
lidc 0tcoi5in lit, llno irgclo %icnlan$
iii cil1oclaocL BET mir pprSliprcdlcr
u1o lldl ooriibcr @eipiBbcit 81 ners
ldaffcll. Set CLAUDE, bab i%cocrman'
quite Mc'lltnte crsiclt, penn CT Snne
loc 9%cbrald)t, uno iid) an bic @prs
ld}riftcn h6lt.
Sunlac miro BON GarI &. Shlegel.
Ipntbefer, Ip. 220 8clt 3spcitc Str.
Sanenport, e%mpfpbleu.
@cgenpdrti9 lit Gin Monu npnl
Sa1lac Sabnrutprium in Stllcael's
Ippthefc, Der hcn 2cltcn olcs Ndbcrc
Die ntllc @icoi5in erflart.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17
6rau gmilia $ q + +.

Nadocm lie iibcr smei Sabre lang
cine Sl1palioin acmeien NOR, periGiel
.geItern Mprgen Sralr emilia Sort
I'M Sitter DON So Sabren in ibrem
go. 1903 @aibi1gton 9lpe., gelege-
men Seine.
Die Geridiebene erbliftc anl is.
april 1856 i'm Scott @olntp bas
2idt ser @elt nnb pern1abltc iid i'm
Sabre 1898 nit &errn sSobn Sarb
Scr ibr Dor 51oei Sabren i'm Guoe
poralls ging.
lie @eilebung crfolgt am Sreitaa
Morgcn bonn Srauer1altie al,s on
benz glue @raB Triebbofe. 8aItor s.
Soltcrmam miro sic Seidenreoe
balter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17

oS6 bin Gin Mann ilber sic Slim.
SIG bilalla, lntb lit iabrclang on @6n-
gclfotorrb", ia9te ncllid 6crr Sphf
sc. @rpmn, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
nlb &criidcruna5oaent, 30. $50
I6nilt StraBc, G%npcnport.
Sat nlle5, NOS iN oB, berurl1htc
mir Sdmer8cn, lno ldlcdJten Sc
itGnlnd I'M NGulhc. Nlld crfdltcte id
mid lciht. Sic Grtdlttl9en ariffcr
nleillcn &ppf on, uno 81 lpIden Set
ten mat1te mir nlein Wingcn n1cbr Sc
iNiuerNcn ais sciubbnlid. Mlein @5ae
gcu mar intner altbcr Gronlln9. IS
muroc mir 9cla9t, baB ih @cidlpiirc
battc, lulo ndB mn cile Speratipn
&in0erlrn9 perldaffcn fDuntc. Sod
icbt brolldc id) fcin Wc'lcr.
Sd hprtc 10 piel iibcr Sonlae, BOB
idb bcidllpb, cs Sll prnbirell, uno aus
sufillbcn. Oh alle Bic @clhidltcn, sic i'd
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17

dl1t Wtoeller, clllclll Gcrtreter btel Jet
3eitlmg npy lln9cfabr eiler @ode
geipabrte. @crr Woeller mill iett,
no es ltm Sic @ltridt gebt, mic maj,
I'M 9eutiedn iaat, iibcrballpt nidts
gelaat lnbcn. l'adpbcr CAB CT SIT, oul
ct ben @ertrctcr oieier 3eitnng al,
eil1en Gid III Sblicn's Gofce an Scr
Sritten Strabc ricf, mo ilnt cil,
fleines Sllterpicm gab. Der Hclt Des
Snterpiems ioll nod nslaabc oes Ml-
oernlans ycrloaell" lcin. gls CT oanl1
oarol1f aufluerflam acntad)t mllrbe,
oaB bret 3cn9cn sic grfldrl,ng nit
l%olt9ebort battc,, lllo Dob ibnu ehcn-
fallS tabgcmicicn merocn foru,te,
oab er am 9Ibeno ein I%elepbonge-
lpra6 iiber biclc Ml,~gclcgcnbeit nit
ocr 9Seoaftinll oes Ser Iemofrat"
acfii6rt battc, meiaerte iid Moermall
Mioeller, mcitcr allf oie Mngelegenbeit
e%in5nge)en.
Ga ser Gertrrter oes Ser Ien1n=
frat" nit Sen Saftifen non Mlocrmol1
Mpeller bon %friibcr Der befarmt NOR,
10 batte er lidl moblmeislid ielner5clt,
OILS Der Staotratbspertretcr bas SSll=
teroicn bcrollsaab, orei 3el1gcl1, sic
5lpei Glide pon ibm nllo Ocn Staot-
ratbsmitglico cntfcrl1t laBell, aebplt.
Iielc iino icocrScit bereit, Dor @erid)t
SIT fpnltatircll oaB Nl0crmml Wlpcllcr
Sic IN Dem Ser Gemofrat" abge-
orudtelt Mllsiagcn gel1tadt bot. llcb-
rigcl1s lit eill SSlltcrpiclp, oas llidlt
gegcbel1 moroea lit, Gin @rllno fir
cine Sd)aOelerlatflage. @arltm
|itrellgt Mlocruuan Mocller nidt cine
Sdaoencrlattlaae gcacn Oieie Set
tltng ON, mclr1 CT, mic er aeitern
Ibeno crflartc. iiir ein sl,terpiclp
a~ltotirt mltroc. oas CT nidt aegc6en
bat9 SIM llchrigen lit cs llid)t lebr
meiie, cil1en Gertrcter Ser Nreile pf=
ielttlid eitell 2iigner 5u lelller. Sc
bermarn lot nlalld)mal etlpas al1
.3ellge 5l flide1 ltnb ballfig lino es
gerabe Sic 3eitu1gc1, sic Sade1 Der
tltlden, Sic, mcnl1 ans Sageslidt &C.
bracbt, arpbcs Mltficben erregen fo1l-
rlcl1 l,no gemiiicn 2eutc1t enornt lda=
Sen fornten.
l1ebcr sic %gcplante Grpeiteru1a
ser OXFORD slpcnlte, BON Ser 6arnam
StraBe Bis slr @ral1o Ipen1e, cnt=
ltal1b elm Streit, Ser NIT Der llebcr=
ltimn1l,lg eines Eotcltcs cnoete. Gem.
nad miro Sic Strabe ertpeitert lper-
oc1.
Die @eridltc ser porberge6enoen
Council 1gcriammlltnacn iullen III
3ltfltnft friiber ben Staotratbsmit=
glieoern sur GinIidt iibergeben mer.
Sen. Blister crbielten Sic MitglieDer
sic 9eridte crit bei Scr Grpfintng
Ser nel1en Gcriamnrllma.
Mm IicnStag Nad)mittag I'M 1873.
l16r ipIlcn oie nelten Ieller=M pparatc
am Gl1tlaiit : 8cbdlloe ausprobirt
merbel1. 3lt oieler gorfii6rltna Iinb
nidlt mir sic @iirger l~liercr Staot.
lorlbern oltd) Sic @ertreter bon Sener=
beparten1clrts l11o ltaotild)e @ean1te
anberer Stibte eil1gelaoen.
Moermmn 2inbbolm n%ttcrbreitetc
6araltf oclr 8orid)lag iibcr Sic Gfla=
lterlltg bon Ser gsplanabe Mpenlte.
.8ieie Nllgelcgen6cit loft ieooh crit
am Iienstdg Der nad1lten @ode,
Mben0s INN 1AS l1br, lpeltn berSta0t=
ratb 5lt eil1er Spc5ialDerla ntnllung
5uion1nlel1tritt, mafgenommcn mer=
oet. Iaraltf erfolgtc nod 5ebn ltbr
Mhenos oie eben nn9cfilbrte Ser
tagltng.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17
3,uci a,scblidc sntono6iIYdnuinofer,
bic tter in @er6inSnng nit Ser
gc-
italtOcn habcn Iulcu. bcrlaffct.

Sra 9o11o inns 6. 81. Sdmiot bon
Chicago muroen bon sen Iapcnpor-
ter @e6cimpoli5iitcn Sobn ainnep
~pcrbaftct ullb iollcn, lpic sic Golisei
sl ncrltebel1 gibt, elmer genleinge-
f~dbrlid)cn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gllna allgeborcn.
&ie perlolltct, ion 6iele 9an6e in
[G6icaao s(l,tonobilc ltcblcrt llllb Sic
%geltobleleli Waidinen nod Mtinl1e-
Iapolis Idifen, mo sic Md1dinen
!politanoig relppirt, l1ngearbeitet
ll1o NIT l1cl,cn 6abriflmlmmern per-
lebell, lpieber allf Sen Wlarft gehraht
lperocn %iollclr. Observation-Disclosures
@ltrfe bon Ser Gbicagoer @ebeimpoIi-
sci ibcntifi5irtc gcltcrn Sic beiben
Werbattetclt als. allgeblid) befanl1tc
'gbicagoer 8mlner. &ier ldeit,en Sic
Manner bcablidtiat SIT baden, cine
MISUNDERSTANDING bltrd3u-
tltbren. Nlld) Oas Nlltonpbil, meld1es
Die Sdtpi1blerba1toc, Bic 10 pieIesSar-
, 11ler llin Germo0en berallbte, fir lire
! 3nefc bcrlltt bot, ioa angcblid bon
Den geltert Gerbaitcten ngeliefert"
moroen icin. 8ie p%crlantet, bcfiuoet
tidy oiclcs Mlltomobtl, cine Sllblon
Super 6. Gar, i'm @elitc cincs ipobl-
befanmten bieligen Mlnuoltes, Ser SOS
Mlltoinobil BON Dem @rltoer zines ser
lSd)pinbler geforft 6abct lou. Gin
orittcr Mann, Der ebellialls perbaftet
muroe, 81. s. Saplep, lit ideiltbar
mldnloig rllo miro ipicocr aus ser
Salt e~ntlaIicn lperoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17
Sciratbs : 2iaenien.

Iie nobltc6cnbcn @ciratbserlml6=
nibidei1e mtroen gcItern crpirft:
@iaiam u. Gornor llno M5alia 8.
Matdc5, 9ettenborf, Sa.
Soc Mc@inais, Soma Gitp ulno
Sltiic Morrctt, @uibington, Sa.
Carl Midlaroion, 3apenpprt, nn0
Maric 6. 2opell, Gpd Sslaao.
Iapio Stemart, Sec @eigbts, g.
3, 11o 2poia Gacep, Heoria, 81.
Sobn s. Sdieber lrno Mlma
ghroeoer, Mapspillc, Sa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17
Eeit. : ,traar. lluteritiitnnss alnb

Eeit. ,tnsar. ltnteritiitnnss : Stub
bielt om Sonntoa, Sen 10. altaltlt, in
Ser 3a1ilb brotherhood Sail ieil1c
balbjdbrlid]e Gerlammll1tg ab, int
lueld)er Sic 6ll11ftioren ocs &lltbs
lpie fplgt beicst mllrben:
Sranf Sim, S6nlam;
Ironf sdJltltlhid, Sdatmeiitcr;
Sos. 3. Grosfe, Sefretar;
Sos. @rabncgg, Sol. Sofoll unb
Ira1f Grlrnsfn, Gertralers=
nlulinei.
Sn oicier Gerlammll1ag muroen
sic Gorbereitunger SIT oem an Son1l=
tag, Sen q. 9lltault, in @an1ien's
@arten absllbaltenOen Gifnif gctrof=
fen, Si1 Sem aqc 2anbsle1te INTO Sc
rcn Treulrbe cingclaoen iinb. Ser
%Meingcminn ilicbt Sen it Ser altell
&cimatb bonn &riege ON ldmcritel1
gctroffcnen 5lr.
- Cine por5iiglihc Auslpobl Scr
%ollernclle item ulo belten Sapeten fiir
allc 3imnlcr SIT maBigen. Ereilen.
Sp6n u. @ittpcr, 305 @clt 3. Str,
Davenport. CNls.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17
8icocr siuci a~citoblcne Mntumpbile.
$. 6. NaDle, Ser 6ieiige Macnt ser

gtmn6aro Oil Company Of Sotuo,
yto. 124 College Mpenlle, melbcte Sge-
tern abeno Ser 4oIi5ei, baB ieim
Ml1totnobil> oas ollf beiocn Sciten Sic
Mntlhrift uTSolari11e" traat, aeltoblen
!iporocll lit. Der s&raftlpagen lit ae-
ltern M6eno OH pcri6ie6enen Stellen
in Davenport gclebcn iuorocn. 8ie
%nerlalttct, 1uarcn 3pei imnge MGodcm
rlllro. Gin Waln oie Galiagierne.
S. 6. Counting, "a. Straben
Moao, giorf Sslal,b, melOctc aeItcrn
Der Toli5ci, oab fem fiinflibiges
Sorom1tonobil uont @atd Gnper ae.
ltoblen mltroe. Gie Maifinc tragt Sic
2i5ensln,mmer 211,OS4 ST., ma6-
reno Gapnes glltomobil bie Nummer
.11,S11 So. fiibrtc.
Sen 3ocdler iul1roe ipcgcn l1eber,
t%retltna Der 9immcr Sroinano per-
.baftet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17

Sobcn Sic id)on Glo 03iiiion
@ier probirt2 @lcid, nit Dem beIten
importirtcn 8ier 11no c~npioblen BON
Den 0oftoren. Sod Sslano @retping
Company. (au5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17
6tabt uub GU h.
9onnsrstag, Den X. Nusut.
aleiIW gtabtzM enigfeiteu.

goeben lid)er angelargt so ge=
iluloe gIlltegel. &iepe's 4potbefe,
403 meltl. 9. Strabe. Qln5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17

: Merdants Sronsfer e. gtoraae
SelepDon 500, (4n5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17
Sins bcr 6taotbaue.

Gle geitrigc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hung luar lmaociabr sic lanaite, bic
Der iesige Staotratb ie abgcbalteu
Nat l1llo ocllllodl folmlten nidt ale
@eihaftc crlcoiat mcroen. Sic Iolal
baoun lit, oaB bic Gcrianrmlllllg biz
allf lad)itcn Iicnstol Nbello lun Us
llbr ucrtagt morocn lit. Gon ncllllells-
mcrtler @eoclltlnla fam ieood nid1ts
Dor.
sll1f IcralIaiiunla pom @iirgcrnlci-
tier Ssobn 9erpalo mllroen Bic Yltlte
Der Observation-Disclosures lloher al1
bas Gltlt oes Giirgcrneiltcrs ltno
oes Staotld)reibcrs berallacriift, 90
nit Oas @eralid Ser porbeiiabrcnoell
3ii9c ltno StraBcubabncn, mic iibcr=
hallpt Scr StraBenucrfchr i'm slllac-
mcinen nid)t Sic Observation-Disclosures
bcin Tprtldreiten Scr Geidaftc bin=
bert. Seioer bot ser @iirgcrneiiter
llid)t on oie Grciie aeoaht mo Scr
GreBtiid ltallo bcshalb oil cillcr Stel=
lie. bon no alls and) nidlt oas @cring=
tie BON BEN Gcrhallolltngcl1 NcsStaot=
perltan0en meroen fonlltc. Die
6olge oapol, lit, oab Scr Erebfiid in
3ltfllnft oireft Dor oas Eult bes
StaDtldrcibcrs dcrlltft mcr0cn lou.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-04-29
CHURCH NOTICES

GREEN STREET METHODIST EPIs-
COPAL church. Rev. w. ]. Layton, pas
tor: 1890, morning service, with sermon,
subject Gods Word; IL m4 Sssss SUNDAY :,
P. NJ, Epworth League meeting; 7.3O,
social evangelistic service in church YES
UNITARIAN church, State street, cor
minister, 1890 A. NJ. morning service
with anthems by the choir, sermon by
the minister; 11;45 4. NJ. church school;
u o'clock; gospel services at 3 and 7;So
P. NJ, conducted by Miss Matilda w:
Atkinson; meeting of the Ladies Board
"Wednesday aft .Sa BON. meetings every
| FRIENDS MEETING: Morning wor-
ship at 1890 A. M, Rev. A. N. Smith,
pastor; prayer meeting Wednesday eve
IF TIE E PRoGREss1vE sP1RITUAL1sT
Society will hold meetings Sunday in &.
A. r. hall, 2.3O, 7.3O P. M. Mrs. Almatia
Waugh of Bangor the speaker and mes
vited. -"-
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL
church, Rev. Clayton D. Boothby, minis
sermon topic, The Supremacy of Love-
This is the sixth in the series on THE
Souls Silent Builders. music by chorus
Soloists. Mrs. E. NJ. Sawtelle, Mrs. ]. l..
Anderson, Mr.. Herbert NJ. Goodwin, Mr..
Marsters Edwards; organist, Mrs. G. H.
Brickett; Sunday school in the chapel
and mems forum in the church at 11.45
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Society: Sun
day services at 1890 A. NJ. subject
at 1890 A. NJ; Wednesday evening meet
ing at s o'clock. Reading room open to
the public Wednesday and Saturday from
:, to 5, Christian Science chapel. Williams
cA,>r ,rApK,S chrrob pleasant
street, Rev v. o. Anderson. rector. DIST
Sunday after Eastern: Holy communion.
10 A. M; Sunday school school, 9 80 O. Al n:
evensong and sermon. 100 r. NJ
PENNEY MEMORIAL church. Rev. C.
at 1896. subject. "The First Advent" !:
Sunday school at 1l:45; mems meeting at
iecf Of dea Sermon The Second Ad Adv
congregational singing; mid-week meet
ing Wednesday at 7.3o.
street, Rev. Victor O.. Anderson DIST Sun
day after Eastern: Sunday school, p
M; evening prayer and sermon, 4.
WINTHROP r E E B APTIS T
church, Eugene s. PhiIoro1R minister
ship with sermon by the pastor at 1890:
sermon topic, "Christ's Eternal Reign"
mems Bible class and Sunday school at
gospel service with stereoptfcon sermon
and colored views upon the life Of Christ
at '7.3o. The weekly meeting for prayer
ming at 7.30. This will be the monthly
covenant meeting. All seats in this
church are free, the services being MAN.
tanned by voluntary contributions. All
welcome.
WINTHROP STREET UNIVERSAL
IST church, Rev. Harold W. Haynes min
lister: Morning service at 1890; sermon
Sunday school and kindergarten at the
usual hours.
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PURITY AND POWER
Necessary to Overcome Impure and
Weak Condition Of the Blood in
Spring, After Grip, Etc.

The severe weather Of winter, ex-
posture to storms, the grip, hard colds,
pneumonia, fevers, diphtheria and
other blood-poisoning. prostrating dis
eases leave the whole system sub
normal-below par-weak and SLOW
blood depleted and thin, with that
tired feeling. poor appetite, delicate
digestive power or almost none at all.
The ideal treatment is
Hoods DISQUALIFICATION to
purity the blood and expel poisons, and
Peptiron Pills-to put power into
the blood. give the strength that al
ways follows the use of medicine con-
tanning iron, increase red corpuscles
and restore normal health-ton
Hoods Sarsaparilla has in forty
years won and held the favor Of the
people. almost to the exclusion Of other
sarsaparillas and blood purifiers.
Peptiron Pills are named from pep
sin and iron-and include also other
good blood and stomach tonics.
Be wise and begin on this sensible
and reliable course Of medicine today.
ADV,
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GIVEN FAREWELL SURPRISE
Miss Maude L. Sayward Unexpected,
Received Friends Thursday Evening

Thursday evening a merry party Of
young people gathered at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Donovan on DAY.
export street to give. a farewell sur
prise party to Miss Haude L. Sayward,
who is soon to leave for Chelsea, Mass.
Although the affair was a complete
surprise to Miss Sayward she well
coined the guests in her usual pleasing
manner and delightful social even
ing was passed. Refreshments of
sandwiches, coffee, ice cream and
fancy crackers We're served by Mrs.
Donovan, after which Mrs. Myra Hal
pen, in a few we'll chosen words, pre-
scented Miss Sayward with a beautiful
chafing dish tray and spoon, in token
of the esteem in which she is held by
her associates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-04-29

Charles Sylvester asks the Journal
to correct a statement that was made
in the issue Of April % and which con-
veyed the idea that his horse was shot
on State street place. Mr. Sylvester
says that the horse in question fell
by getting his feet in a deep ditch,
and that when competent men arrived
he was quickly assisted to his feet and
went home as If nothing had hap
pened; also that he is as all right as
ever.
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WEEKS MILLS

The Easter concert which was to have
been held at the chapel Sunday evening.
was postponed on account Of the storm
until Monday evening. There was good
attendance and the exercises were much
enjoyed.
Mrs. George Mari is on the sick list.
Mrs. Cressy is helping care for her.
Mrs. ]. r. Hall and Mrs. H. M. Crom-
NETT were callers at South China Tues
day.
Miss Idella Allard returned to her
school In Sidney Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wood are moving
into H. p. Reeds house on North street
The Busy Bee meeting was postponed
until Wednesday. May 3. It will be at
Mrs. Herbert Taylor's.
Everett Evans has started his baking
business for the summer.
George Remission is selling his house,
hold goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard White were
business callers in Augusta Saturday.
Mrs J. w. Segee has returned from
Danforth. where she has been caring for
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BOWDOIN

NORTH-Capt. E. A. Jordan, who has
been passing the winter with his son,
Herbert Jordan and family in Lewiston,
has returned to stay with his son, E. H.
Jordan in Bowdoin.
Miss Reubena Gilbey Of Litchf1eld
recently visited her sister, Mrs. J. w.
Verney.
George Gamble Of Fairfield is the
guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Everett.
Miss Irma Small of Topsham recent
ly passed a week with relatives in the
neighborhood.
Miss Jennie Farr has employment at
the Home for Feeble Minded in Pow
nal.
Mrs. Viola Grover has returned home
from a several weeks stay in Lewiston,
where she has been caring for her
daughter, who has been i'll but is now
greatly improved.
Arthur Batchelder this week resumed
his studies at Litchfield Academy, hav-
ing been sick since the beginning Of
the term.
Urban Small left Thursday for a
months stay at Rangeley Lakes.
Eben Robinson, who has been quite
ILL., is now able to be about again.
A social dance will be held Satur-
day evening at the home Of Clair Far
mum.
Alfred Morgan and Michael Sheloskc
have each sold their wood lots and
portable sawmill will soon be erected
on the premises.
A son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Allen Of the West road.
Miss Grace Small lately passed-a few
days in Topsham.
Frank Rideout, who has been out of
health for long time. is very feeble.
There was no session in the district
school Friday which was allowed in
stead Of Patriots Day.
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NORTH WHITEFIELD

At the last meeting Of Arlington
grange the program was furnished by
the lady officers, which was very in
teresting, consisting Of readings, reci-
tations and music. There was a good
attendance of members and several
visitors. This grange, though a new
one, Is prosperous, having added sew
eral new members recently.
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DR.. George H. Brickett is at his
home on State street for a few days,
having arrived in town Wednesday
from Havre, France, on the Lamport
and Holt liner Voltaire. DR.. Brickett
left home on his last trip Jan. %, go
ing to South America, and on his re-
turn from that country went to
France, where the greater part of his
time was passed at Bordeaux
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ROME

George Chandler was in town Tues
day fixing the telephones.
Newell Boynton is working for Ed
Richardson on his barn.
Mrs. Angie Charles and Mrs. George
Mosher, who have been visiting Mrs.
Mosher's mother, Mrs. Julia Charles,
returned home Monday.
Miss Angie Gordon from Vienna 10 at
Marshall's camps working.
Maurice Charles made a trip to OAK
land Monday and reported the roads
as being very bad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-04-29

Miss Mildred harrington Of this city,
student at Mr.. Holyoke College,
passed Friday at Brunswick, where in
the evening she attended the annual
house party of the Beta Theta Pi fra
ternity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs Otis c. Webster of this
city, who passed the winter months at
st. Petersburg, Fla, arrived in Augu-
sta on the 2.34 express Friday after
noon, and a little later went to their
cottage on the North Shore Of Cob
bosseecontee where they will pass the
summer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-04-29

On Thursday a big flock of purple
grackles was seen on North street, and
ming hole for about three hours.
These birds are quite plenty during
the summer, and are always seen in
good-sized flocks, mostly in conifers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-04-29

Anyone having magazines or phono-
graph records which they wish to dis
pose Of will find the same very &C
ceptable to the firemen at the hose
house on Bridge street.