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S25. so. 4015 Mario NV Or
SIS. .46 Fla av NV. Or
S23. 3.60......l2 K ne, Or
S23. so. 123o 10Th NV, 7r
S23. so. .1027 N Gap, Or
$22.50..54 Fla av NV, Or
s22.50.....716 r sw, sr
S21.5o.as14 11th nv. .2n.5
$2i. .b0.76s M'ton NV. Or
$50. 0......1104 I'D, Or
S20.50. .2222 18th NV, 6r
2O.50.464 Wash NV, Or
$50. .60.....616 O ne. g.
$50. 80. 1928 2lst NV, Or
Sl9. 1889 q ne, Or
$751; 90. 1216 10Th NV, 7r
$17.85.440 Il I av nv, Or
$17.00. ..1105 r NV, Or
$500. 1925 9Th NV, br
$16.50..171 E'ton nv, Or
S15. 3d. .1706 S'ton NV, Or
SIS. 20. 40 Q Nv, br
SIS. .40... 90 pefrsee, Or
SIS. N Myrtle ne, Or
S15.164S Rossdals NJ, cr
S14.00.. $3.50 9Th nv. br
$13.76.I6S4 FUR uW,Hr
$13. 40. .25S2 9Th NV. 5r
S12.0o. .@16 n Nv, Or
$12.9o. <S7 Warner nw,b
S12.75. 25a1 18th NV, Or
s12.50.....216 Q NV. Af
sl2.401680h 10Th nw,5r
$l1.50. 2202 Va ~, Or
5000. 1925 Wav tsf. Ar
S1o.50......62 = -, Gr
$40. so. 2 Fenton ~, er
50. 80. .218 v nw,fsaf, ,lf
s.. 80. 1000 " Hv, Af
81. 1918 TsmD ~, Or
500. . .1l36 Half -, 6r
So. 40.o Allsn's q s1sAe
dENTB..
$35. .Ihs Ksaysua, 1r
$95. The BafiiAgtsn, lr
$39. The EaHiineesa, lr
$50. so. The LandReeo, ~
S32.50. The Waltsa. Ar
$50. The Eafling'l,0r
$2s. so. The Dudley, Or
S25. so. 11o4 9th NV ,1d0r
500. 90. The Cavsndish. ar
$22.5o. The Kedrick, lr
$l3. so. The Rochester ,1r
$12.b0. .-2S20 5th nW, Or
S10.50. .2S20 Hth ~, 6r
cEs.
SIS. .el4 = NJ, =, n
'ty for rent win b ssnt
NJ & HENsEY CO.,
st. NV.
)R., 2B, H.-W. HEA-.
r yard- Rent S6S N.
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noR RHHr-FoR coLoRED TENANTS.
e2S Delaware arc. s.w., rooms q bath. ri. 80
6S6 Knox court s.w., rooms. water. 49,. 7.60
WIN. r, NoRM0YLE, so st. NV.
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WARDMAN COURTS EAST.

WARDMAN IOURIS EAST.
Southwest Csepse 18th and Oliftso ets.
Just hsing completed.
Strictly htgh-ciasi, ire and osunA prssf
thfeuyheas, havtnG every modMu esayea1s0ce,
~ eutsiAs f:on.. Daleeuy pssehee. bsantafal
aNd telephans service sll night oaAs,
! Feom and bath 70 3 rooms and bath.
$22.sO to $4,000.
HA6RY WAkDGAM,
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1888 BILTMORE sT.--lOR.. 2B., H.-W. HEAT.
rear porch large rear yard. Rent. $500.
17S0 21st st.-9r. and 2b.. h.-w. heat. Reat.
ALLAN Il. WALKER CO.. 1888 q st
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Amy Gordon, Apartment Specialist
/ to 9 rooms; fuf. and uafur.; month year.
623 BOND BLDG. NJ. 4l72.
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1890 1st, Tor. cb. .sso. o
1856 4 F'mont, 10, ,2b. 500
1850 Col I'd. 10r. .2h. y
1445 r, l2r. 2b. ..55. 9
@15 Wis av. sr, b.47.5
1850 Overt, Or. 2b. 45.5'
1242 1Ith. 12r. b. .4.5 81
8S1g 17th. 7r. b. .40.5'
1925 Newton. 1or. b.3T 81
1216 Irving Sr. b.. .40.6'
nos Sth, Or. b. .....@0.o,
H49 Ontario pl. 8. b. 40. 8,
B12 Irving. Or, 40.6'
l41 H'kins pl, Or, b.31 3,
1928 Wis av, 6r. b. ~. OF
8562 10th, sr. ami is5.bt
1905 9th. er. b. =. .85.5
90 n 7 AZ, Or, b .So.N
146O Newton, Sr. b.85. 81
LILO Sth, Or. b. .N
617 Taylor, Or. b. ..87.N
See Our Comp
Ax&xR 4. BROWN
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1867 ecth ~, -. ."o
1910 Chass q. N.M
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CEs.
In the Onion Tyust N11-
best Ioca tod sfnca N114-
from. 5000 b 06oo
prorfel
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1l35 9Th. 10r. b. .S0.5 so
40 Seaton NV. Or, b2S 80
4431 Ga av. Or b. 1880
1880 Ingleside, 10, b27. 50
1925 1st, 7r. b.....25.50
III r I av. Tor, b-25.50
6O5 H'vard. r,ami. %. so
18th b Otis, over gro
store. 8r, b. ami. %. 80
2514 L, Or, b. so
5l2 D ne, Or. b....2.1
CoIORED.
2e11 sher av, Or. b. .25. so
1461 Fla av. 8r. b. .25. 50
2T21 sher av, Or. b.2o. so
144s Fla av. Or. b.22.bo
1902 2eth. lors b.I. 50 60
1884 9Th, Or. r.......16.6O
1036 N J Az, O.. .14.50
612 K, Or. 0r.........16.60
lete Rent List.
a. 1Ath n u. 110
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FURNIsHED.
N WARDMAN COURTS EAST.
Ono room. Kitchen and bath .P:Itms.f; ~.
= eony; phone. Also two reern, kitchen and bath
apartment. oan evenings.
FONTANET COURTS. 18th AND FA1RkoNr
and non housekeeping; BEAUTIFULLY. newly and
tastefuny furnished; silver. china, glassware.
long and short leases. N. B. T0URNIER,
Mgr. Pho ne Columbia $50.
THE sANTA ROsA-ATTRAOTvELY FUR
nishsd housekeeping apta.. and rooms and
and clean. 1712 17th-
1866 RHODE fBfAND I'VE NV.
osnvenient. hishclass downtown section.
ro large seen.: kitchen. S:th frent
cooking gas. hetwatsr and h.w.h. furnished.
THO Il 81. NV. APT. ~ H70R-CLAss
With pri,ats batS; handsome; ineIpensivs.
ors 70; ,17s saErRE X sTREET TnnM noRraw1; rnyn IT,
CONVENIENT, DOWNTOWN LOCATION;
ATTRAcTIvBLY FURNISHED APARTMENTs
q sooa asn xEH TITH bF FonER 4E bSP bxP
a1AsoNABLE RATES; ROOF GARDEN. ~
GEO. HENDERSON. MANAGER. -
Il.. TEE T0aoNTo; D1FoNT sy,gI G5RG5n; 2 D.,
& and rooms with baths
CAFE. Phone North loe. Apt. q.
HS |h'oAase' pont Csrele-a 10 3 rosms,
completely equtpped eor heusekssp1agi best
i.aas i i, s ssd ass. .:sss home
E25 CH1PTN ST.. APT. q COMPLETELY
furnished housekeeping apartment: three large
sss ;.:;s: IS su'sas:
April; adults only. 1s
Six ROOMS AND BATH;
attraetiyely furnished; moderate rent.
IS THE CUMBERLAND,
l4th and Massachusetts, ave. -
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THE FA1RMONT,
mo TAI11euNT AE.
aa1 & sss0 spertnanAa,
AEHH g Rssmisss e yAes osA I2s1-

THE WAVERLY,"
1906 N St.
u,sc;Ers s;E rsgS1ssSE,39, SsEJ9,issssss. r.. ss.F,s:;sA
Ah9E ROOMS, WELL ARRANdND, lI1f3
II0Af AND Arr SPACE
or rH4caaELoa AMP H0uaEKINPrNo SUITES
Rooms AND ] sxTas BY sY oonabSl l II
Ian HANDscaEtx ppcosATzp srraAxqs
LOBBY AND PUBLIC RECEPTION ROoM.
boTH oF WHICH ARE FURNlsHEn,
L. w. GROOMES, I4I6 r St.
1901 0 sT. NV, NhAK 66i6NF 6FT6E0
Desirable apts-. rooms and hath each. 10 and
E. j: WAIshE. Inc. 7ss sns 18Th 4. 's,o' nWs
THREE BRIoHT ROOMS, BATE AND
,nttchenette: Etc hall; bach porch; tslsphsns: jan
ltor service; 2nd door: on 12th sf. oar iIns,
cheap rent. $2eb0. No. 14oe 0irard q. NV.
FOR RENT-THRRE ROOMS AND E1TH
WITH PoRCH; HoTwATER HEAT; HOT
MATER ALL YEAR ROUND: NO cHiI-
DhEN. 22n 4TH ST. NE.
NEAR DUPONT CiRcL-N6N-E0U5EF
Ing apt sna.. bath: I'd Aoor; In priv h6use:
porch locker: rsf. required; beard IN neigh
eoraeed: Mi.s Ksnnedy. INA Hopkins It.
Evening journal., 1916-12-13
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new Castle
Fishermen Earn Big Money
Trapping Eels for Winter
Market
REHEARSING THE
CHRISTMAS CAROLS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Dec. 13--Rivermen
living between Port Penn and New
Castle have been dividing the Captain
Kidd treasure found in the Delaware.
They are now ready 10 enjoy Christ
mas out OF the gold which makes up
a good-sized bank account This
time the money-makers for the men
were cells. Just common cells, and
they have been sold to Hebrew deal
ers al $3.50 a ton. Some men had as
high as four tons each, and George
Pustill and Moulton G. Rogers we're
two OF the fortunate ones.
Beginning in September trap boxes
we're baited and anchored In the river
and bay When the cells came along
they were attracted by the mud shad
and other onticing bait in the queer
looking little boxes and they pushed
in the doors and became a part Of the
money melting pot. The doors we're
so arranged that after getting inside
the trap there was no chance to es-
cape, and in. a few days they were
! transferred to live cars, to remain
there until this season, when the buy
ers came anxiously 10 get the cells
/ for the Christmas market.
The traps and cars are made with
plenty OF little holes so that the water
runs directly through them. The eels
weigh from one to Eve pounds, ant
are sold generally without being skin
ned. They were sold this year in theii
skins and were shipped in barrels tC
Philadelphia and New York. As sooi
as they reached Philadelphia or New
York the cells we're transferred Z
live cars again. Then commenced tn
work Of fattening the cells, and mex
week they will be skinned for III,
Christmas market The cells sci
when skinned at more than twent'
cents a pound. Some years ago TIT
rivermen obtained only cents
pound for the cells.
w. Peterson, who traps near tn
jetty on the New Jersey side Of th'
Evening journal., 1916-12-13

Delaware has sold over four tons OF
cells. which netted him about $1,000.
The funeral OF Joseph Calvarese
took place this morning from his late
residence az Ninth and Clayton
streets. Requiem mass was cele-
brated in ST. Peters Church and in
torment made in the Cathedral ceme-
terry. Wilmington. Mr.. Calvarese was
% years old. He died of pneumonia.
Xmas observation-disclosures
The first rehearsal for the COM
munity tree celebration was held last
night in the Century Club Members
Of all church choirs and others are
invited 20 participate The carols 10
be sung include "Adoste Fideles,
"Harkl the Herald Angels sing
Good King Wenceslas, " while Shep-
herds Watched Their Flocks By
Night" The First Novel;" silent
Night and 20 Sanctissima-7 The
carols will be sung on Sunday even
ing. December "a. at the big tree on
The school green.
Mrs. Austin List, of Highbridge n.
j., Is the guest Of friends here.
Evening journal., 1916-12-13
SAENGERRUND ELECTS.

The Delaware Saengerbund has
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Will am Hiepe, presi-
dent; Max Naumann, vice-president
Conrad Heinekamp. secretary: Chris
tan Seidle. treasurer. Eugene Basler,
brarian; Professor Otto Wenzel, d.
rector The latter has been with the
Saengerbund for the past ten years.
"Bummelschatzmeis honors went
20 Ludwig Melchoir The following
will compose the Saengerbund's con-
tingent In the German Hall board OF
trustees the library association and
tho Sacngerbund div ding the owner
ship between them. Max Naumanu
Christian Seidle. Eugene Basler. VIII
liam Ortiz. Moses Wei. Fred Greiner
4 The summer home committee will
consist OF Messrs Albert zuelke
Christian Seldle, Conrad Heinekamp
Max Naumann. John Fehi. Brns'
Eckert.
Evening journal., 1916-12-13
Prepare This for a Bad
COugh-It's Fine
ChespIy and Easily Made, but
Does the Work Quickly.

The finest cough syrup that money
can buy,-costing only about one-fifth as
much as ready-made preparations,-can
easily be made up at home. The way IL
takes hold and conquere distressing
coughs, throat and chest colds will
really make YOU enthusiastic about 1t.
ANY druggist can supply you with
2JS ounces OF Pinex 600 cents WORTHY.
Pour this into pint bottle and fill the
bottle with plain granulated sugar
syrup. Shake thoroughly and it Is
ready for use. The total cost Is about
81 cents and gives you a full pint--a
family upply--of q most effectual,
pleasant tasting remedy. II keeps per.
lectly.
It's truly astonishing how quickly Il
acts, penetrating through every air
passage Of the throat and lungs-loosens
and raises the phlegm. sOothes and heals
tho inflamed or swollen throat menu
branes, and gradually but surely the
annoying throat tickle aud dreaded
cough will disappear entirely. Nothing
better for bronchitis, spasmodic Group,
whooping cough or bronchial aethms.
Pinex IL a special and highly concen-
trated compound Of genuine Norway
pine extract, combined with glaiacol
and is known the world over for itn
prompt healing effect on the throat
membranes.
Avoid disappointment by asking your
druggist for "2ia ounces Of Pinex" with
full directions and don't accept any
/ thing else. A guarantee of absolute sat,
/ isfaction OF money promptly refunded
goes with this preparation. The PineI
Co., IT. Wayne Ind.
Evening journal., 1916-12-13
MISS MASON LEADS AS TYPTsT.

Mildred Mason, writing az a rate
OF 81 words Der minute with seven
errors. or a net rate OF so words per
minute. displaced Arthur S. Brooks
az leading typist al the Wilmington
High school for the month OF Novem-
Der. Paul Wintrup, with SIS words per
minute net. took second place. and
Israel Handelman. third. Forty-one
pupils wrote with fewer than 10 err
rors. They are. S. Vernon, r. Carroll
NJ e. Jones. K. Hufnal, o. NJ. Jordan
NJ Glenn. NJ. Collins. A. McGordy. =
Breuer. A. Morford. G. Ponsell, S
Cathcart. h. Carpenter. A. Scher. e
Clark. VI. Maxwell. A. Sharp, NJ. c
Mason. p. Wintrup. l. Handleman, NJ
=. Lynch. p. DOwdeil. IT. Aikons. IT
Groll, s. Brand NJ. Nipple II. Guyer
r. c. Roemer. r. Stetser T. Ander
son. p. Comegys. A. Schiosser. p
Rau. H. Roerm. \. A. Hayman. r
Stuart T. Tompolsky d. Huber. NJ
Grubb. G. Hanley and NJ. Druckor.
Evening journal., 1916-12-13

COUNTY BALANCES.
Charles n. Appincott, County
Evening journal., 1916-12-13
NUMEROUS MARRIAGES
IN LOWER Delaware

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGBTOWN. Dec. l3.-Announce.
nent OF the marriage OF Miss Jennie
Culver and Thomas Rogers, both Of near
Laurel, has been made. They were mar
ried by the Rev. w. W. Tindal, near As
bury. on December 2.
Levin u Nottingham and Miss Pearl
S Short. Of laurel. were married by the
Rev Harry Taylor last Saturday,
Marriage licenses have been granted
as follows: To Thomas Howarth and
Miss Linda Adams, both of Greenwood
Charles D Moore, and Miss Esther b
Allen. OF Seaford; Vernon J.. Lyons, OF
Dorchester. Md. and Miss Helen Wiley
Of Seaford; William G. King. Of Farm
ington, and Miss Nellie Mclaughlin, Of
Greenwood
At the home of Constable and Mrs
Charles r. Jester. on Cedar street, or
Evening journal., 1916-12-13

TAUPE JERSEY cloth coat, late
model from Paris that will be poDu-
lar until late in tho spring The
trimming at the throat, cuffs and
bottom OF tho skirt Is OF rabbit fur.
much in vogue in stylishly dressed
women of the season. The belt and
large buttons are Of the same cloth
The SIX ri has one tuck. Embroidery
IN steel sharpens the effectiveness OF
this particularly smart coat.
The hat is black satin with a ban
deau1 OF blue velvet ribbon.
Evening journal., 1916-12-13

Treasurer aud Receiver Of Taxes,
presented 10 the Levy Court Wednes-
day, the following report Of balances:
Levy Court. S151,941 So: Christana,
$S.S39.93; NH Creek. S42S.21; Pen
cader, $1,1f1.S4; New Castle, 5,2493S;
Red Lion. $1,466 80; St. Georges. S4.-
Evening journal., 1916-12-13

S31.S3; Appoquinimink. $443.es
Backbird. s2,515.S9; Brandywine, So
5SS.9S.
Evening journal., 1916-12-13

II you feel very much fatigued, rest
for few minutes with the feet much
higher than the head.
Evening journal., 1916-12-13

Monday night, surprise party vas
given IN honor OF the 20th birthday an
niverSafy Of the latter's sister, Miss
Helen West, who resides With them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-08
JUNIOR READING
PARTS GIVEN OUT

The Junior reading parts at Water
vile High school were announced Sat-
rrday by Principal Nelson I. Mixer. An
innovation has been introduced this
year In addition to the Ave members
of the Junior class who have been
appointed to the program on account
of rank, the court scene from Shake
speares Merchant of Venice" will be
given. in which the entire membership
Of the class will take part in one or
another capacity. This exhibition will
be held during the High school COM
mencement week, which is the week of
June II. An interesting fact is that
the music this year will not be OBJ
tanned from outside the school. but will
be furnished by the High school or
chestra. Those who have been appoint
ed to the Junior reading are Miss
Catherine Larrabee, Stephen Aver,
Miss Anna Clark, Louis Levine and
Miss Doris Elliott. The cast will be
the following: Shylock, Norman Has
kell; Antonio, Albert LaF1eur; Portia,
Doris Toward; Nerissa, leila Horne;
Gratiano, John Tobey; the Duke, Err
nest Williams; Selerio. Henry Prince;
Rassanio. Reginald Hersum; clerk.
Hector Cyr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-08
BANDITS MAKING
FOR MOUNTAINS
LEADING CHASE

Columbus, n. NJ, May 7.-Afoot and
without proper clothing or food. the
tired, broken Mexicans who composed
the band routed at Ojos Azules Thurs
day by American cavalry, are making
their way toward the mountains, &C
cording to reports here Saturday night.
The bandits, scattered in small groups
were said to be in the vicinity of
Llanos and headed apparently toward
Bocoyna, near the terminus of the Kan
sas City. Mexican & Orient railway, and
about 40 miles from Ojos Azules. Close
on their heels are picked troops Of the
18th cavalry, under Maj, Robert l..
Howe.
Further reports indicated that Mai.
Howze's plan of surprising and making
captives the entire band. was frustrated
only by the alertness of goat herder.
The cavalry men had already dismount.
ed and were closing in on the enemy
with their pistols drawn, when the herd
err gave the alarm and the Mexican bu-
giles sounded the retreat. The Ameri-
cans seized a number Of the Villa
mounts and a quantity OF arms and
equipment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-08
mCCUTCHE0N'S
!. name REMOVED
FROM PRIMARIES
Secretary of State and Assistant
Attorney General Investigate
Primary Nomination Papers
of Pennington Man

Pennington. Me-, May 7.-Sec. OF
State John E. Bunker and Oscar H
Dunbar Of Jonesport, assistant attor-
ney general. were here today investi
eating the primary nomination papers
of Raymond McCutcheon of Farming
ton Falls, candidate for the Progressive
nomination for Governor.
McCutcheon's petitions contained the
names of 5s5 alleged Harrington Pro-
case 1879 votes for that partys candi-
date for Governor.
Although McCutcheon's papers con-
tanned a total Of 1886 names, his namt
will not appear on the primary ballot
Secretary Bunker Saturday secured
sworn certificates from nearly 100 10
cal men, whose names appeared on the
not signed his papers, These names
will be thrown out and McCutcheor
will then lack the 14l6 names required
as the minimum to secure a place or
the official ballot
McCutcheon's local petition was ar
ranged alphabetically. and many of the
names, it is said, were in the same
Handwriting
The assistant attorney general said
Saturday that it is doubtful if any ac-
ton is taken in the matter aside from
not placing McCutctcon's name on the
ballot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-08
STATE OF MAINE.

, a. Supreme judicial Court in
solomon s Enrich VS.. The ]. & A. Enrich
o " .Ss honorable Justice Of the Supreme
judicial Court:
solomon Ehrlich, Of Boston IN the
solonnnrWeaIth of Massachusetts. COM
comno nSa;nst the J. & A. Ehrlich Com
plains Evaporation duly existing by law
paaas iocated at Augusta IN the county OF
anaanehec and State OF Maine, ana says:
+ The plaintiff IS pres'oef' u sa'o o.
& A. 4. Ias y meeting of the stockholders
2. a. corpora ton, legally called there
OF end ind held at Augusta in SAID county
and State. on the the s.ecTSo1ers voted to- to-
Ap.niye said corporation.
dlssormh ara are no existing assets OF said
5.oration to be distributed. and no la
pi THEREFORE, PLAINTIFF PRAYs:
THAT said defendant corporation may
be dissolved and f Ietiff maY have such
IND and further relief as the nature OF
ne An. And that such notice Of this BIZ may
Ne :. eiven to the defendant corporation as
oe sno,1rt may see fit to order.
Boston, Nassa's soIoMoN EH II
April %, 1916.
Personally appeared Solomon Ehrlich
and made oath ina. IN ne cn mas a thereof
apg' nat the same is true OF his own
sssrn,o o except the matters stated to
~ M IN Information and belfef. ana that as
true. ,.eo~a ma
WALDO H. CHANDLER,
Notary Public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-08
FAIRFIELD
Parent-Teacher Association to
to Meet Tuesday Afternoon
-Children's Night a
Success
LATE BREEZY NEWS. NOTES
AND PERSONALS

Mothers day will be observed at the
Methodist church on Sunday, May IA.
George Woodwork, who is employed in
Pittsfield, passed the week END with his
family in town.
Chldren's night was observed at the
regular meeting of Merrymeeting Chap
ter. No. GA. o. E. S., at Masonic hall on
Friday night. The hall was very hand
somely decorated for the occasion and one
of the most enjoyable evenings was pass
ed. A short business session was held
after which a program was carried out.
The regular business meeting and social
of the Epworth League will be held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Smith on
Western avenue Monday evening Ali
members of the league are cordially invit-
ed to attend
Miss Elizabeth Marcou. who has been
passing a few days with friends in Au-
gusta. has returned to her duties as head
nurse in the Fairfield sanatorium
The regular meeting of the o. T. @.
Club will be held at the home of Miss
Mira Andrews, Summit street, Tuesday
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-08
COUNTY OF KENNEBEC.

hENNEBEC, SIS. Superior Court, April
Term. 1916.
MIS-. I. Z. Walton alias Lizzie A. Wal
ton VS. Edward l.. Wyman & Tr.
Ana now on suggestion to the Court
mat Edward l.. Wyman the defendant, at
,ne Time of the service of the writ was
not an inhabitant of this State, and had
no tenant. agent, or attorney within the
same; that his goods or estate have been
attacaed IN this action, and that he has
hdu no notice Of said suit and attach
nleht' II is ordered, that notice Of the
gendency of this suit be given to the said
neeie hnt by publishing an attested copy
VI VI Inls order, together with an abstract
~ , tne pia!ntitf writ. three weeks success
n neN IN the kennebec Journal. a news
psper printed at Augusta in the County
n ~. nehhenec' the last publication to be
t ,"- ,ess man thirty days before the next
ter,iu or ms Court. to be holden at Wa
iIervllle within and for the County OF
iMase I on the second Tuesday of June.
t ,t.o mat said defendant may then and
mere appear and answer to said suit. if
he see fit. '' -
Attest: e W ZONES r,.r,,
ABSTRACT OF PLAINTiFF"s WIFI WIFI
Nsse OF Writ. February q, 1916. Adj
uanhnum, $4,000. Writ returnable and
e an.sed April Term, 1916.
"a acton or the case to recover s14s.O7 as
reaos aecount annexed to the writ, also to
U eSV'er sl's.s as per declaration in the
e. E. PEACOCK. Readfeld, Me.
Attorney for Plaintiff
ab A .rue copy Of the order of Court, with
Attest: r. w 1o>r,c o
aprS-maye-s oioih'
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When the armies Of Napnaoon Were
overrunntng Europe, General Massena,
with $1,000 men, suddenly appeared
before the Austrian town Of Field
kirch and demanded its surrender. In
stead of complying, the burgomaster
issued orders that the church bells
were to be set ringing and that the
burghers, their wives and daughters,
clad in holiday attire, were to assem-
BILE in the market square and there
make merrJ.
The result was exactly what he had
hoped for. Massena heard the sounds
Of rejoicing, watched from the heights
overlooking the town the gathering
throngs in the streets and came to the
conclusion that the townsfolk must
have received intelligence that the
Austrian army, which was believed to
be somewhere in the vicinity, was adj
vancing to their relief.
AS to give battle there and then
formed no part Of Napoleon's general
plan Of action, Massena ordered a re-
treat Feldkirch was saved, and by a
bluff, for as a matter of fact no reliev-
ing force was anywhere near at the
time
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W|NSL0W
Funeral of Bert Bellows, Who
Committed Suicide Friday
Died in Fit of
Dependency
ELECT DELEGATES FROM
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Bert Bellows, so years of age who
resided on Bellows hill in this town, in
a fit of dependency shot himself
through the heart. dying instantly Fri
day noon. Mr. Bellows was in bed :
room, adjoining the kitchen, where Mrs
Bellows, son, Nede. and neighbor
were talking. Mr.. Bellows had held
the gun so close to his body that his
clothing caught fire, and it was extin-
guished by his son. Dr. P. s. Merrill
and Medical Examiner Fish were call
ed, but an examination was deemed un-
necessary Mr.. Bellows was born in
Canada. but has resided nearly all his
life in this town. He was kind hus-
band and good neighbor and friend
and will be much missed. Mr.. Bellows
is survived by wife and eight child
rem: three daughters are married. two
daughters and three sons living at home
The funeral services were held at > r
NJ Sunday at the Winslow Congrega-
tional church. Rev. Fred Il Conant Off
ciating. Selections We're sung by the
church quartet
The Christian Endeavor business me t.
ing and social will be held at the church
parlors Tuesday evening.
c. A. Grant. who has been i'll with the
grip, is the guest of his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Elander Grant of Freedom, for a
week to recuperate.