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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-05-04
MIDDLE STREET To Be
MACADEM|zED
Electric Storage Battery TO be In
stalled ut the Fire Department. l..
l.. Walton the Moderator

The special town meeting held last
Saturday afternoon at the Municipal
Building was attended by perhaps
forLy voters The citizens present
YCre among the representative men
'of the town. L. l.. Walton, Esq was
chosen moderator and Join II. Ian
caster, secretary for the committee of
twenty. reported their adYices, this
body having previously passed judg-
ment upon the various articles. Chas.
Green. a liberal contributor toward
the fund pledged by property owners
on Middle St. for the macadamizins
of that highway, presented the mat
municipal officers be authorized to
raise sufficient sum of money to
macadamize the street this summer
was taken up. This was asked for
on the provision that property own
ers along the street would subscribe
$3.50 for this purpose. T. b. Bar
rett, Esq. opposed the matter and
moved to have the article passed
over, it was voted upon fayorably
however, and the selectmen were au
thorized to hire $1,000 for the same.
1t was voted to have an electric stor-
age battery system installed to re-
duce the expense of the fire alarm
system. at a sum not exceeding $500.
The present gravity system of opera
ting the alarm has not proven en-
tirely successful while the expense
has been much more than is to be
expected when the change is made,
the chemicals having cost $500 where
$35 will pay for the current. The
matter was somewhat discussed be
fin disfayoring the present system
and credting the old form of alarm
when blown from Mitchells Mill as
being much more satisfactory. 1t
was stated however while the matter
was being talked over. that the pres
sure at the Mitchell Mill had cost
5000 a year, while at the department
the pressure expense had been SIS.
1t seemed advantageous to the citi-
zens that a sewer be built on Steward
Ave. from Chandler st. to York ST, a
distance of about 300 feet and the
municinal officers were authorized TO
raise $3.50 for this purpose. The
article relating to sewer from
Chandler st. to the Shoe Shop Build
ing was passed over.
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question box which will be the lead
ing (Ne trlsJ The only feature OF
both the morning and afternoon SEES
sions.
Last fall an appeal was sent to SUI
perintendents and teachers asking
them to keep this meeting constantly
in mind and to prepare questions
regarding the details of their every
day work. the little but perplexing
things in instruction and admins
tration, nothing that helps or binders
to be regarded as too trivial
The superintendents were asked TO
gather up these questions and send
them to the secretary. Mrs. Eva \.
Webster. Norridgewock, a few days
before the meeting. with their recon-
mendations and suggestions. The
executive committee will sort classi-
fy. and assign these questions before
the meeting and deliver them to the
chairmen of the various sections.
The morning session in Grange
hall will discuss questions OF gener-
al application and the afternoon will
be given to the secondary. rural,
grammar, intermediate and primary
sections. each with an actual and
practical teacher as chairman TO con
duct the quiz and encourage and
draw out the speakers.
It is earnestly hoped thai the ely
cryday teachers will readily respond
TO calls for answers aud participate
freely IN the resulting discussions. II
each will remember that she can help
her neighbor and that her neighbor
needs that help that In the multi
tude of counsel there is wisdom, and
that she must bring her tithes into
the storehouse if it is to be filled, the
meeting will be a glorious success
and we shall have less of moonshine
and more of sunlight.
Superintendent are to be prepar-
ed to take emergency parts but are
to be silent unless called upon.
In the past teachers have been the
principal objects and subjects of cri-
ticism at these gatherings and pa
tiently have they borne it. But at
this one they are to have a chance to
discuss the faults of superintendent
and it is hoped they will improve it.
If any official cannot bear this he
should stay at home and write his
resignation.
AT the evening session addresses
will be given by Ralph p. Mitchell
State leader of Boy Scouts, and State
Supt Payson Smith
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TEACHERS MEETING AT NOR
RIDGEW0CK
Continued from First Page)

Continued from First Page
principles and theories rather than
details of daily methods and practice
The usual remark of the average
teacher returning from one of these
gatherings has been, 1T was broad
ening and inspiring but | can't use
any of it next week" The object of
the coming meeting is to give her a
chance to help and be helped, to dis
cuss, informally, practical things in
a practical way. The means by
which 1t is hoped to do this is the
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Death of Norris Il. True

Word has been received from Mer-
Ger of the death of Norris E. True.
Monday afternoon, May list. Funeral
services will be held at the Vestry
this afternoon at p. m. A more
detailed account will be sent next
week.
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Death of $. w. Grover

HINCKLEY, May SIS. w. Grover
passed away at his home on the Clin-
ton side of the river Monday night,
after a long illness of Brights dis
ease.
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Mrs. w. j. Abbott, who has been
spending the winter with her father,
Hon. S. J. Walton, left Tuesday after
noon for her home in Ashley. Mont.
She planned to stop for a short time
in Boston and in Jackson, Michigan.
EN- route
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IeIn6le TROUBLES ana
nervousness. | had
a pain in my right
side and could not
eat anything with
out h ur tin g my
stomach. l could
not drink cold water
at all nor eat any
kind of raw fruit,
nor fresh meat nor
chicken. From 178
pounds | went to
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cere birthday congratulations to her
on this occasion. Besides the daugh-
ter and granddaughter already re-
ferred to, Mrs. Barnard has one son
Charles NJ. Barnard salesman for
the United Shoe Manufacturing Co.
in Rochester, n Y.
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STATE OF MAINE


STATE OF MAINE
SOMERSET SIS.
Court of County Commissioners,
March Adjourned Term.
May 2, a. D. 1916.
Upon the foregoing petition. being
satisfied that the petitioners are re-
merits is expedient, 1T is ORDERED
that the County Commissioners meet
at the Bingham Hotel in said Bling
ham on Wednesday, June :. A. D. 1916
at eleven o'clock A. NJ. and thence pro-
coed to view the route mentioned in
said petition; and Immediately after
such view a hearing of the parties
will be had at some convenient place
In the vicinity. and such further mea-
sures taken in the premises as the
Commissioners shall Judge proper.
And it is further Ordered, that no.
tce of the time, place and purposes
of the Commissioners meeting afore-
said, be given to all persons and cor
porations interested by publishing an
attested copy of the petition aforesaid
with this order thereon, in the indie
printed at skowhegan in said
County, and also attested copies
of the same to be served
upon the Town Clerk of the town Of
Bingham and to be posted inf three
public places in said town, the publ
cation, and serving and posting of the
same to be at least thirty days before
the time appointed for said view. that
all interested may then appear and be
heard, If they think proper.
Attest: w. T. SEEKINS, Clerk.
A true copy of the Petition and
Order of Court thereon.
Attest: w. T. sEEKINS. Clerk,
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WILL THE PARTY THAT FOUND
the shawl between a Heald's mail
box and So. Scion church. April 10
notifv or return 10 Mrs Jonas Jack
SON aol'i'' W. d 5'''i2 4wi7t
s. or 90 = load Dry soft stove wood
$3.50 a load "a cord to a load; de-
,iYered In Sko"hesan to Maa5soi p ~
y di. "pa N ~ - .99a Vorridge-
/. o -. ", tles'i'' 81 80 4wf7*
WICK Ia
FOR SALE-A small wood lot one
mile from Skowhegan village. L. G.
Jewett. r. r. 4. Skowhegan 4w15'
small children.siX room rent. ground
floor aqueduct water. furnace. bath
room electric lights garden. chance
r9n n w1fb or Without IT, sbe or garden
,t p tIasaito9, tf17
VI - iiee't'9i'
SAND-clean sand fer concrete or
cement work Tor ST. A. VI - Al A.
AZ =, pa d'4 -, ~ tf17
-. fieseiloh'
SECONDHAND SEWING MACHINE
For sale Al read# Tor pasihe s s.
$2.9a takes II Ea%ard spear te9377
Madison Ave, SkoWhegah. iil'
painted and vanished but otherwise
In excellent shane Equipped with
botb pole and thills and has set Of
runners fer winter use s75 takes It,.
John =. Avore. Sexton Town Of sk ,Sy-
heeah'
SET and Ladies Specialties for sale
not found In stores Drop a postal
ana Will call MIS- l.. ~ ,'alleE,
weston 81 sko" vinegar islaii". 10
NO NEED IN P ~ ~. INF, InE ~ ~
Nahted PiiI9a "ili - - r. i
Men eIot nlis anu lui iis,iit ~ go,
Wh6re, Ween you IN IAN e ~ M ta $40
less at Maine Clothing Co the little
expense does the work Remember
-, >,,u,r,,.,r ,orn u.co<
,o, NJ NJ ~ ~ haroado ftait & I1iebt
ior saie At d VA = an nun o,,f7
1900. s,,,,,,, ,,c, ny
ny Us t ~ IN ~ 49, ~,
smoke ana "aser i3r Saa9 antSs,,,herS
low. &an ne saippeu any 49,
TABLE craL WANTED At THE
Sarrapdssell IN MI III AHso" y 81
nf!>rSa ~ go 5rau.ar 80 So, 80 e. 90
oio9n 9rai III a. crated for sbipo
one aoilar FNIIa II tta4ea ioI 10y
nD.nx To nay ,1,cuEsr prices
49, ~ 1ids ~ ~ onen dav and
ayening RON teienhones New
,,,ina1 - .. I5armore' % Harry
Cohen. School St, Skowhegan. tf17
T.nI.E Ro.RDERS WANTED At
&c Gnnrt 6, orders for home cook
1 HS eaiicitad NJ n lawrence
t ny dnor above Maine central Hotel
'''>' Uo0' Avis
.o cows Ann TrV PICS ron
Sale S, r, Goodrich. Bingham. iwi7
FORD AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE
1915 model. good as new; also Banner
ridlng waeeh, orn,n iaeN NJ.
'''i' 10y - " -
VICTOR RECORDS FOR NAY on
sale at Smith Music Store. the 2Sth.
Also a good stock of Victrolas, $i5 up.
rnid fa anq bia aear e Disc Fhono
graph
COMPETENT GIRL OR WOMAN
Wanted for general housework. Elmer
D. ho"e'i' IL r - NJ = 'N'' tf7s
GOOD SADDLE FOR SALE-For
man or woman. Price So. Ida NJ.
Footer Dead River, Maine. 4w16"
,> s,,o~o
Ford 49, Car n1T model Holt & Hieht
Slsowbegan Mai9e Roth TeieDbo1es
" y " . - tf16
DRIVING WAGON, BUCkBoARD,
One-horse Farm Cart and a horse
Jlgger Tor SAFE. - r. gaylord STOW
hegah. tIlo
DIRT FROM An EXCAVATION
Trnder orr stable to give away Come
with your teams and get all you want.
without charge, while 1t lasts. Hill
ton & Stevens, Madison Avenue.
Skowhegan tf16
- - ~
HORSE sHoEiNG; jon "OhN
s sr.o "9 ettention given 10 ali work
Farmers nhone Iii f ] Locke
C rart,,e,s p"one ~ 4w ue'
canaan
LOAN, SOD, SAND AND CLAY FOR
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after SIX YEARS
OF SUFFERING
Woman Made Well by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Columbus, Ohio. 81 had almost given
up. had been sick for six years with
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STATE OF MAINE

County Commissioners Court, Somer-
set County
Received and filed Nav 9 1916
Attest:
L. NJ. WYMAN. Deputy Clerk
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Bingham, Maine April 81. 1916.
To The Honorable Board of County
Commissioners of Somerset County;
We. the undersigned Board of Sc
leCtmen of the Town of Bingham re-
Specttuliy petition your Honorable
Board to view and lay out or relocate
the boundaries of the road leading
westerly from the main County Road
to the west line of y. A. Dinsmore's
house lot in Bingham Village said
road being originally known as the
Bluff Ferry Road.
Also to relocate and define the
boundaries of the street leading wes-
terly from Main Street in Bingham
Village, known as Baker Street.
5. A. SMITH
HENRY COOLEY.
ORISON GORDON
Selectmen Of Binghain.
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SAND-Clean sand fer concrete or
cement work for sale. will deliver 10
any part of city Tel. y. =. 5I-13. NJ
Il. Heselton. TIL
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SECONDHAND SENING MACHINE
HEARSE FOR SALE-shoul

For sale NJ readE Tor business
S2ga takes il Edward Spear. 81
Madison Ave. Skowhegan. tf17
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pound for good hens. The market of
junk is down. There is no definite
price as yet, but l will pay the high
est market price. If you have any
junk let me know by mail or phone, or
bring it to the shop. Iron 35c per
hundred. J. S. Goldberg. 9 Heselton
St. Skowhegan. ONCE hours from 6
a. m. TO . p. m. N. e. Phone 116-11.
tF1A
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EXTRA FINE DRAFT HORSE FOR

lbs lbs Excellent stock stock horse, e. good work 1ko
er, gentle sound and kind May be
seen at my farm Burrill Hill Nor
rdgewock. Farmers Telephone, 1912.
Frank Parsons. Avis"
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RENT NO ENMILN WITHOTT

FOR SAIE-A small wood lot one
mile from Skowhegan village. L. G.
Jewett. r. K. 4. Skowhegan. 4w15'
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painted and Vanished but Otherwise
in excellent shape. Equipped with
both pole and thills and has set of
runners fer winter use $I5 takes IT.
John +. Avore. Sexton Town Of Skow-
hogan. III
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HOUSEkEEPER IN FAMILY OF
three by widower 80 years old, father
and small boy age A. Lady with child
over years of age preferred as 1t
could be company for my boy. VIII be
at oxford Hotel. Skowhegan. until 3
o'clock Saturday morning. After that
time address Walter Fl. Maynard
lockwood Me tits
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rE,,IE HELD >MANrED-Mait

for sale also two seated wagon
with combination of runners aud poie.
Reasonable price. Thomas :. Thomp-
son. - Nj Pleasant Ave. Skowhegan.
3w1I@
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glnS benz aRuHisipslseribt

Der in go. 556 Terrace glueuu,
pobRbafts Ditliam Saublp, Ulat
polm jr. Don Ro. 2310 QIbIanb 2lps.
nus unb WdIter Uisisr BON Terrace
Bart purbsn ssitern tuegen Der.
Isbune Der 5Gbroroinnn3 our6 RiGs
Ter Bel 81 elmer @eIOiiraie perur'
tbeilt.
Ter spau5ig Sabre nlte Grant
Sprp bon gtO. 1910 Central 2tpenue,
ipelder ron Der polioei unter Der an'
flag. bss Norbes perbaitet pproen
mar, ipurbe seitsrn pon Mttsr
Yentman freiseipro6en. Sturp mar
bsi6ulbisi. Dor etliheu saaen ben
In Ro. 1887 9inn Strdbe ippbnbufs
ten 90 Sabre altsn DilIidm slider
e.t0btei sn bdben. 8eios iungs WGns
ner lparsn in Gtreit seratbsn unb
iiiirSttn, ols lie iih i'm 9dnbgemene,
befanben. 3u 8oben, tpobsi 5idsrs
appf aiif bsm sifsrnen 9edel sinsr
Sspr Deffnune auffalus, mas
sinsn S4doelbru9 DsrurIuHts RiHs
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grauu, l119 GeHtrul glpenue, Der IN
ter ner 4ominiitratipu oes UtdDors
Rotbpoq Bduinipettpr ipdr. puros
bon 9ie5en beiltaeiudt peIhe abec
red,t3eitig periheuht puroen uno au
Per bret Rinaen ut4ts dnbcres nit iit,
nahmeu.
Sn Der glnluae Der gentel &
Mlorgeclnt @p. an giorb Siinfte urn
Wortet Strube brud am Dlentaa
2tbeno Seuer aug, pelhes einen StNs
ben BON $4,000 peruriatte
ytora Roie itrsngts 1eiteru gegsr
5bpmas Rpie cine 56eiounSstIase on
pegen uneebliter llnterba.tsperDetg.
rune uno Sruntiu6t
Sm gllter BON 81 Subren 1T a.
itern 6err GbriItian gtuOerit in ieineTs
6eim gtp. 340 9lorb Sed)ite StroBs
on Der GungeusntSiinoung aeitprber
@r pirb iibsrIebt BON smer Sdype'tsr
unn pirb am SamItae Nahmittd9 m
ter Der Gsiiuns pon paitpr VI. BOIL
tre6i i'm @reennppb 6risObOf besras
ben.
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eies unS 9as.

aapt $ 3. 0epntan, Der oor'
maIige Sonmlatoelr oes SaIoage
Gorps, bat lid aberlnals OH oen 9iir.
aermciiter nm ole Grlaiibnib geipen.
oct, iein Bud aIf Der Strabe oerfau-
len uno i'm 6reien &eoen balten 81
oirien. @r iii abidIasig beiaieOen
iuoroen. 9eumun nil oesbaIb nber
bod gieoen boIten unb puar nil er
beiiie 9oruuitta9 9 llbr pom Gine'
ilrabeenhe Der gSplnnaOe iiber Die DO.
ben 2ebensnlitteIpreiie iprehen Ia
miro er ii6 rpobI einer Yerbaih,ng
aiisiesen.
Rom nGditen Sonntop an lplr0
aui Der Gbelapente imo Ohio gabn
eine Qcrdn6er1gns IN Der glbfobrt Ser
3iiae eintreten. Der ..9telp gort 5pe-
eial" wiro nul 8 rbr WorDeas pom
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observation-disclosures. .

gperett Walter, q, ALP Smitb Ctr.
lUiarsaret Graneis. %. GIG @eit
Court Ctr.
I5raut 8. Murpbp. AZ. 1920 gOp'
man Str.
lgirbie asfpis. SO, 1857 State aDs.
JgOtum 9errp, 81, 333 SObn Ctr.
lSattis Ul. Smitb. 10. $50 Sobn Str.
I@eorse :. goebel. 20, 24s3 D.t
I Wliden glpe.
i5lOra 8 .Safobs, 81, 4593 9auIil.
ton Qpe.
jGlm.r 8. glieber. 20, RorpoOb.
lgmma 6. SbOemater, q. besgI.
$50. Ring, %, Soooen. o.
lGlara 9OIiper. q, bsssl.
IJront 3. ani.rtnl, 21, 10 Giiui.
I 3ebnts Str.
(SaSel RoB. Is. 1886 giue Ctr.
y2e. 9. grad.tt, 81. Cartilage, 8.
lanna geiisI. 21, oesgl.
ISiabore g9srman, 21, s19 Ridp
1 monb Sir.
lgetta 5rieOman, 19. bessl.
lDan .. esRnan, 45. SotsI Msirp..
I pole.
tglnna Rap deid, 25, 9oieI gmerp.
jGlarenrs aouiIp, "a, Satlep.
lyiellit WaeGOff, 25. 1918 RainStr.
JDlipsr .. aeipis, 21, GIu,pOpO
pldce.
lSoa 9pe. 10. bessI.
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3eitanssberidlte terftatterin
Sn 3 bompfon sails, M NJ
taua, bss Moroesidak
biQ Qbtfunben

5bompton salts, Ront., 6
0e3me6er. l. 6rI. eoitb golbp. BE,
rihterftdtterin elmer bieiigen 3siiuna
ipurOe am 0ienitae bss Wprbes ,m 2
Sraoe i9nlois bsfunben. Sic battc
VI. G. Sbomas. sinen polititer, burd
einen S6uB set0btst unb iuuroe Sa Il
sSabren 3uhtbaus berurtbeiIt.
Die IA Sabre alte 8erurtbsilte Bat.
ts 5bomas am %. Septsmber srs
ifofisn. peiI er fih angsbIih seipeis
CERT bate, fir cine am Tag, porber
ibr ansstbans 8sleibisune abbitie Su
l,iiien. 5riulein gobbp iast., sbo.
mas babe iis elm .Rsb 2iebt Woman4
etnannt, als lie ibn in ibrr Gisen.
Tfafi als gsrihisritatterin elmer bic
iig,n 3siiuns IN jsiner SfFit. aufges
iudt bate. Sic fiists binJu, bab
Sobn g. Manire. Der Rsb1iteur bes
glaites, unb u. 9. 4insportb, bds
fen Serausseber, in lie sebrunstn bat.
ten. 9bomas 3u sipinssn. gbbitie 81
lsiiisn.
9eibe Wlinner tpurben unter Der
4ntlnse, gum Worb aufseftaGelt 5u
babsH. Derbaftst; WsaHire ipurSs ubsr
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Baltimore & Cbio.
,Jm Sabrplan treten nm Sonntas
burdareifenoe geranberuusen
in Strait.

Sn ben oabrseiten Der 3iiss, ipels
DE duf Der Baltimore &c Sbio psrtsbs
ten. trsten am Sonntag. bsm 10. De-
5ember, oiir6grsifenoe 0erdnoerun.
gen elm. Cine Der ipidtieitsn 4snbes
rungsn III bic Ginite[luns zines Wlits
ternadis3ugss mad ct. gouis. DIE
fer 3us trifft bon Rem gott refp.
gBdfbinston um 11:40 2lbenbs elm,
fabrt um 1901 WitternafIt db IND
tommt Inn $40 Uiorsens In ct.
2ouis an. Dieter 3us bat nidt nur
3urdgangs Sdlafipugsn BON HeD
yort. fonbern audi sineu Ginciunus
tier unb eiHsn aouispiGer S9lafpds
gen pon bier aus. Gestersr 6ringt feis
ne gaFasiers I'M 7:55 Morgens na4
2ouisbins.
Der 3eitlngs Jriib,ug, Der isbi
bier um 2.15 Morsens abfdbrt. Diro
roH SOnntas an singsIielt.
Der CT. Coulter 9lbeno3us. Der jebt
Inn 9.15 a6fGbri, psrldbt ben 8abns
bof 10 Minuisn friiber unb TT um
7:28 Wsorasns in Ct. aouis.
9iuf 5fpsi 3iissn mad Columbus
pirb bic s5abr5sii I'M 3ebn Iinuten
bertlirst. 9lnItait Der jsbisen breis
ftiinbigsn Jabrseit MAIDEN bic 3a9e
bic Streds in spei Stun6sn 80 Wis
nuien. Der 3us OerldBt Columbus
8.45 Worgsns un6 trifft 11.35 8ors
mittags in Cincinnati Elm. llm9es
tsbrt fGbrt Der 3ug um 6 llhr a6enos
DON Cincinnati ob unb fommt I'm
$50 in Columbus an.
Der gittsburesr abenD3ug fdhrt
fiinf U2inutsn friiber n6. um 8.25 am
itdtt $50 unb trifft in Columbus
rep. pitts6urs fiinf Ninuten friiher
als i.st Elm.
Der 3eitungs 1Sriib3us Fir GOlum'
bus, getpart, Wbeslins ETC. fdhrt
@o&entags unb Spnntags nm 2.3o
Morsens az unb Der 1.45 Worssus
Gpnntngssus tpirb einseitellt.
| Der griibaug trifft bon pittsbnrs
unb Columbus I'm TAO anfatt Dte
iebt, I'm 7::30, Elm.
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6amiltcn.

Die Sbio gos &c Glectrit Sc,
,liift gorbereitunsen, eleftrii6e Qeia
tunasordbte pom Cincinnati naa Sas
milton unp DliOoIetopn gu ipanren.
Die aeitung piro nameutlih gyoBen
aonIumenien gu quite tommen. Samilz
ipn pirn Don 5000 bis 10000 NiIo'
mat Stunpeu erhdltsn.
BOP Scouts in Samiltpn ga.
ben Sur llutsrftiiBans BON osuti4en
ariessipittpsn uRp DaiTeA $40 a6gt
ianbt.
- Der Gitats llnteritiibuns sOeSin
rdblte in ieiner 8eriammluRg uT
Dienitog abenO iolseHoe genmts iiir
bas nsue Sabr: prGfbent, R. Big.
gems; 9i3sprGiiOsnt. gbarles Sebsr; (;
prOtOtoIfetretdr. Carl Rsitsr; Ji'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-07
Der 9ampfer ,,Jpbn
Sambert"
4nsebIi6 bon einem un.eriseboot per,
itftti.
er fodte Ha4 ausiase Der Tlann.
idaft pon Der fran55iifden Re
gieuins iibsrnomuisn
lperben.

Rem yort, 8. DECEMBER. -Uit.
gIieber Der Wannidaft bes Dampfera
~Sobn edmbert" ,lpsIhs am Wiitipof
nit BEN iran3oiiI9en 9aulpfer rgss
payne" Don SorOsaur bier antamsn,
erilarteu, bob isr Sdiii ON 22. SO,
pember BEL Der Jsle Of Wigbt bon ei.
nem beutiden llnt.rieeboot uerientt
iporben iei- Der s5pbn 2am6ert" in
in ben S4iifsliiten ais amsritaniI6sa
5abr5eug ansefiibrt.
Der S1mpfer .Sobn aam6ert" nal
Gins bon 3lu0lf Sdiffen. psI4. oi,
franaoiif5e Regieruns ansauisa tpoa,
te unb ben 4nt0mmliRsen suiolgs
batts ii4 bas Gahr5eus auI Der ,}abrt
nG9 5anre befunben, um bor. Der
fran5DiifdeH gebOrbeu iibsrse6sn 81
tperben.
Die aus 16 a6pfeu befie5enb,
gsannf4aft, tpel6t ooll5dblia bier al,
tam, aber obne ben Eapiidu, iaJte
iie bate bic 40 Wlsilen bis 3ur iran.
3oiHhen Eiifte in sinen Nubsrboott
5uriideetesi. galb na9 Der 8erisn,
tung oes .Spbn aambert- babe oas
llnterieeboot sipsi peitsrs ibnsn u,lbs'
tannte Sdiffe perisntt.
Sobn Bernarbus, Der sneite Diff
3ier beg Sdaffes, Iasts, bisiss f.i,
als ss ansegriffsn tpurbs, untsr frans
.5iif9er Jlagge ssfabren, obqlei6 es
nod ni9t iprmeu an bic GransoIsn
iibertroeeu mar. gernarbus ertldrte,
u lei sur 3eit, als Der Qngriff TT
fclgte, duf Der Bride setpeien. Der
erite S9iub fei siipa sebn s5uB bonn
Bug oes S4iffes ins Wafsr sefalsn.
Der 3ipeiis S4ub babe bic griid. s.s
trcffen.
.SObaIo bds linterreebppt Tein
Jeuer eroffnete, feb ib bic fran56Iis
ide Glaggs bsrabbolsn unb bic Rann.
i6dfi bic 8oots bsfsissn-, fasie Der
Sffisisr.
Der .Sotn aamfert" battle IOns
trsat am 81. Sttpbsr rerlaT.n unb
am 10. Rppember Salmoutb in Gngs
Lamb erreiht. Don roo aug er am q.
Ropember peitsrfubr. gtm folgenben
2dss tpurSt bas Sdiff bann psrs
fenti. Gs iianb unier Ssm 9efebl
ron Gapitdn 5bomas Sarris Don
MoHtreal.