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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
Goriegt at mprbe fit @mitr1 n1ci
en- Zfse.

S Ell at Sc garnle gjen6omme /
ct. Be6er1trG6e> Scr. ST. er ser for
1eoen Scot 1161ptllet ct Samilieoru=
mo. Gu 4O=oarig 5frp0cr Mn6er=
fen, ser / flere Mar for orbejoet for
&9ren, men ct blebe1r o%fife6iget for
9riffeloigbeo> bar foriegt at mpr6e
fin @uItru me6 en- 9fse.
San bor Gong poa Gong Sen ii6=
ite Eio babt Mnfol6 al DeIirium og
UNDER 6isle Mnfolo trnet fin To=
Mile - &onen og 5 @ern - meo
at 0rpbe 6em. 9e it61te N9tter bor
geboerne / @jen6ommen nei ten it,
,fe foaet SCATTERED for bans Stolen.
Sorle6en Scot mente ban fig for
fnlgt at alle m11ltge 1bprer. &o1,
greb en- 9fse og for rltnot / 2ej-
Hgbe6en, fnuienoe bele MpbIemen=
tet.
S 1i6lte @iebIif font &usbeboerne
til og fit &olitiet alormeret, 1ao
6e11 roien6e Mon6 bleb %nifo6eIig=
g1ort % fbrt til @oipitalet> bborfro
BON ienere oberfgres til Mrrejten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
3uuxnh.
$i6erne % Selefone,L

Ml6rig far ser beret ioooan en-
Eilgong at 1tDe Eelef onabonnenter
pan 2un6et iom / 5ommer, ffriper
"@en6i. Si6." Sp6if EelefonieIifoh
er be6 at figre be1t fo1t. Ser er
Soft, iom bor beltilt &elefon / Moi
Ntooneo> % iom enonu lite bar
facet Mpparotet og be1ler life tan
pente Set for Set ferlte. De Soft,
iom / SEN 1i61te Maone6s Sis far
beot ON Telefon, faar Sen 8effe6,
at 6e lite tan bente at foa 5ogm
or6nct fgr be6 MDtaarstib. Set 1fol
NOT igrlig bore Materiolierne> set
fniber me6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
Gm Torlpteliesplaos i @%ivbenbabn

@n -of Sc mango, Ser bur ttent
Henge poo Slim, cit fjenot Mano
inoenfor Sen 8roncDe, ser leoer e1
Itort Soretagen6e> omgaas mes &lo=
1rer ont at bpgge ct itort 6orlpitel=
iespnloos, font ifal in6ebol0e Sbem=
mebol % fun1tig SS6ote / @tue=
etagen % ooenober en m99tig 8in.
terbape 1ueb en- Dun1eel TRADE og Ell
lille Manege, bbor Mrtilter fan for
lplte ct beiteret flint Mftenpubltfum
Oct bele ifal bore efter beoite @tor.
ita6smpniter. Man0cn n>eo S6een
foyer forelpbig efter @pggegrunoe
pe6 &orups Mlle eller 6nlleopur:
fen - og efter &oncesiio11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03

Do9bloo" Aflutningc>1 poo @i1to~
rien:
S Siborg blep bon fremitillet for
S9gerne> lom life funoe fin0e noqet
at foSiere bam for; n1on ~forlgqte ga
at true bom til at toge Militprtpiet
{'oo; men oa set life lpffc0es, i1,o=
lo9oes BON til 0bierpotion poo Gu
gebulct for original &obeoform.
9on itriper ielp / ct @rep, 6ote=
ret Dem 49,: Set fan perc, lea 1fol
blipe Ter / M%oone6Spi5, oq Set fan
bore at ieg feres / Mrrel It / Mor=
gen. men lige meget> bbo0 ser enb
1ter> ioo ltol fun foit poo mig, &om=
'nerotcr; nit @elbre6 fan man zoe
lggge> init 2egen1c fan MAJ, neo-
BRYCE men min @ilie til life at
bore Soloat fon man life beie.
Seln operfor 9p6en beier lea mia
lite" oib.
&orsooa 5. 81. +. 80. blep bon
1onmcn nneo flere andre freu11ttllet
tor en- aoSiotionsret og fosleret for
N%lotfooetbe6. SON ct oltloo mi boo
III 500 og / 8eli66elie of fit Gieue=
neutrality-suspicious. - men life of BET
eftertragte6e WortDrium.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
0pbsfalb.

&%ooelmelter @eorg Hrebn / &a:
.1ino / &jgbenbopn blep forle6en lpQ
mibt timber Soreitillingen, og neltf
Morgcn ofgit ban, i'll. 49,. g., be>
al ct @logtilfGloe, fun AZ
Mar ganrnel.
Sen enc al Gbeferne for Sir
maet Mug1lt Schubert / &%ipbenbabn.
'8obrifejcr @rnlt Schubert, CT, i'll
~Natt.", ofgoaet be6 Dpben, 81 Ma1
gl. Mf6goe bar fpot / Neluniin1ter,
bpor So6cren Mugult Schubert an.
log6e cit Eefstilfobrif, lom ienere
f1pttebcs til &jebenbabn og efte1
@r1tnolnggerenS Deb ! 1894 oper=
togeS at tire 59nner.
@lneten b. Scblcppesrell nbbpb.
Set 1i6lte mm6lige Me6lan al
Den 0an1te N0elS1l9gt b. ScDleppc=
grell, como. phil. 6re6erif MoolpE
b. @cbleppcgrell er ofgaoet be6 Dp,
6en / tit &iem / @barlottcnlun0,
80 Mar gammel. @le9ten fom, iii
50. 81, til Donmarf fra 2ii1le'
burg / oct 186e Morbun6re6e. Ser
15oe Son1>or 1880 blcp Brporene
&ammcriunfer, &aptoin s. 81. oe
ST. rltfan6i6ot, Sfobrioer g. 81. b
|@chleppegrell optogne / ben 6a11:
tie M6el. Den Mfbpbe efterln6er: tr
9lore @pItre> bboraf eq1 ct gift mel
|@ogneprelt Sobs. @pt3cbe / Ser:
ming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
= Dann1ark. -

bjem mes en- Srogt Qrpolitb til Mi=
nelel1fabet, %nleobragte en- interes1on1
@jemtono, nemli9 ct &ruoltpfte, q
en- Ml1neI ten, fuu1oet pnn er, lille g
i Mr1uffor6en / Merbe0en al Spig.
tut. 5tenltpffet, Scr ct ca. 3 Soar.
ter. bpit, er al @niS eller en- Zig.
ne11oe @tenart> % ipnes at b@rf
Iaoet mist oDer.
eynb1friften CT paa Soru11leon111Q
al 9fotiouulmu11eets 2. Mf6cling bic
ben tpoet al Nrofesior 6innur Sons
1on, 90 Sen lpoer / 6p1ge g. g.
loole6cs poo Dunlf:
scr bpiler 9siur:: Msbjarnarlon"
Mf Sc to iprlte Oro fin6eS DOC
fun ret, n1e>1 90 set er Ell ltoaenof
S0rlnel, ct Der 111gel1 201ol ON
bpoo Ser bar ltaaet pau bet mong:
'lenoc @tptfe. 9slur er set famine
Scout io1n Msger. ri @nnernez
6orn1 fan set fonltotcres, at 5te1er
er fra sen fprlte &alpoel al set Ia
Marbun6re6e, oltlno Ell nleget 1e1
Muneitrift.
&bem @5iur Msbjarnorlo OH CT
peo man itfe> set bor beret CIT nor:
oiif Mpbpgger> font bor fu1r0et $bilt
poo 0e1l lille enIomme 90.
Mationalmu1eet bor / Jorbeje1
to Muneltene fra '@rpnlano> met
|Direftpr> 81. Mocfeprang 11otaler
at Muleet ct meget glu6 peo Sun:
set, ser CT al betp6elig SntereSie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
st Minbe pm be elbite 9Grp6oere

$usmor6 $. Soiefie11, @foobp
N}orf paa s@rp, bab6e UNDER 8e=
b%onolingen at fin Sor6 logt Merfe
ill., at Ser ct enfelt @teo fonotes
2og / Sor0en, ser funoe tp6e poo>
at Der bab0e bnret e1 ga1nlnel So
plooS. Ser blep gjort Sn6beretning
til @ationalmuieet> og / iioite ugc
Ct Steoet bleoet un6eriggt al Mule=
nmstnipeftpr Neergaor6 / aigben=
babn.
Set bite fig / 5plge ~9Grp 6olfe=
bl."> at Set bor en- &jpffffe11mpo6ing
fra SEN el61te 8ronceoloer. 9(ffalos-
oprgerne BEL to6 belentlig of @faI-
Ter al @laamuslinger, &iertemuslinz
ger og @abinegle. Ser farotes og=
1nn en- Gel @ottei foor n1e6 0rno=
menter iant SGinteitensflpffer m.
nj. @n0bi0ere families brpnote Ger
fluu1per, bbis Torm %antp6eoe> at
Duti0ens Mennelf fer bob6c boet /
lerflineoe &ptter.
Muieums6ireftgren betegne6e set
1o1n Ell i%nteres1ant Sun6, og set par
|tilme6 6en eneite &ipfffenmg6oing,
Wenleet bab6e 4un6ifa ON ser pao
9en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
@Mloregn.

ST. Yiilanber bor / 6plge ~8oli>
tifen" fra ct amerifa11if 6ilms1el=
lfob %n1o6taget ct Gilb1t6 ON @nga=
cement meo CIT Gage poo 100000
Dollars aarlig.
&or fbrlte Gilmsltueipiller I'm.
oerbanoler / @iebliffet me0 Noroilt
Gi1ms &ompagni. SON ct pillig til
at blibe, %loofren1t 6er goro,1tere&
bam 100000 &r. aarlig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
Marbns=&1uiu1a.

S ~MorbuS 5tiftsti6en6e" finoer
ri felgenoe foite1ige Mnnonce:
"Seg Gnifer cit &one
''o0le elmer on1 Dugen.
Eranoi teot, @loiterga6e S. 1. g."
% ~Spllon6spoiten" aberteres:
st meget fort @altfor
ct pao @r1>no af Bla6sma11gel til
,5alg. 8as1e 6gre11}en.
Moitergaoe, Morbus.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
Etableret 1861.
Co,

oct, at ban fun0e furere for pisle
@Dgoomme, % ii6en Sen Eli bor
ban boot nof at giere. @on ct ooo
meget borlom meo @otienterne, oe
ban tager Delft fun Dem 11n6er 8e=
Gambling, Der er opgibet al 2eger=
tie, % enten man filler fig for el=
let imoo: en- peloig @pgning bor
ban.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
|Gn Nfpisnins ira &ommnneboipi-
talet.

lultI.
@n noeet beru}et @nnr6eier 8.
s.. 5prenien fra BrioSI6iepille bler
forle6en al @olitiet poo @e5terbro /
ajebenbab11 in6bragt til &omml1ne=
boipitalet. Wanoen par fnnoen /
0pgmngen til en- @ien6om / Mbel
@atbrinesgaoe> og tilipneluoenoe bar
ba,1 ltDrtet neo ao Erappen og ble-
ben ilennt foe tct. Men &o1pitolet
afpiite Mon6en, % fpr1t efter al
ban baD0e tilbrogt Natten / Deten=
tip1slofolet paa Sben0SgaoeS Boli:
ti1tntion % Sen n91te Worgen bar
bleDen meget 6aarligerc, mo6toq
ma1l bam en6elig til @cbanoline
paa &o1pitole. Dogen efter e.
@ooroejeren imi6lerti6 696, og III
|blipcr Oct pi1tnof np6benbigt at for
onltolte en- inbgooen6e nn6eriggelie
al Mfferen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
Almtuoeltgt Efterrttntngfr
@giten.

Bjcunen1 6prelpprgsler til mo
1;atsfuloe 2oucn1u110 paa ale Ggne
of 2on6ct fo1 rTre0. Mp." pplDle,
ct &%pltuobpttet i Mor pil blipe n11=
ser Miooelbplt oDer bcle 2inien.
9ette giGlocr &oerne % 9ornet,
ibis &jGrne nor liot, pg bpB 5trao
bel CT tort, met bcspnrre er / ltertt
ne6tugen Gilltono.
&ebpIten bor pceret pefSlenoe pQ
CT biergct ret goot. ser CT Ne1ul.
totet lpinge1,be: 1togct ppcr og lio1
1,noer Mib6cl6el It.
@tore @Groicr ct regl1et % bl9l1
hort / 0enllc Gfterionmcr, 1om bar
nnret SEN olporligltc l1pejrspertooe
for Soften / 0amlorf / mango Mar.
Set por blepet en- n1GoDanlig goo
@s|t, bop6e &eiret / 8jprgni1gs=
tioen blot p0ret lua nogenll1loe.
Sou bra It 6orboobnlnger11e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
Gn Mnneiteit fra @rpnlanb.

Domperer1 ~Norma", Ser, efter
at bope brogt en Sragt fra &oloni=
%1tprelien op til Sulianebaab, @oot=
baab og @gesminoe, forle6en toni
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
ut 2ipet fun bore iaa plat!

Gi brogte forle6en en- Meo6elell e
ON 6en l1nge Militprnegter @inur
Ma6ien fra Mslens beo
% mi me66eler Stand:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
Mtartbp

bor me0 ii Gufin6e Stag, &ongebe,
log, 6eitmiooag, 0r6ensbpge etc.
ferret tit 500 Mars Subi1enm lom
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
Nrpnpriuicn ifal uGre Sppfficer.

tNltH wv WV OFSli'~~'
Otter bpoo scr f%orlp6er, CT Der
III, taget &eltenumelie ont, at @rol1z
prins 6reoerif ifal uGre 5po1ficer,
lf"riper u9lolb. 5tiftstio."
Den unge Yrins Dar lnage neret
nneget b%re11ocn0e 1ifer ont at
ll1oatte foa Sou at fonlnc til Sps,
men &oneen bor itaoig fat Jig ber-
imo0. @rnnocu BERTH er piltuof ben,
at &rngen bor ol1lfet, at &ronprin=
len ifol 6eltoge / Stotsrauoet> naor
bo11 ct fpl6t is Mnr % oltlao ct
n,p>1oig. Men bette pil / meget bpj
8roo bnnlfeltggipres, naur 4ron-
prin@eu 1fol til 5ps, i6et ban 6u
fun / ct rin9e Mntol Gilfel0e bill
f11nne bore bjen1n1e, toor StotS=
ru%oosn1pDer11c Dol6es.
Spergsmoolet CT for laa blot
hrpnoen0e, ionn &rpl1prin1en til noe
lie Mor> 6eu lite Morts 1917 fpl=
ser Is Mar. Og Ser ifol jo tilt
&c tages 8eltenmelie al &enlpn til
5tuoierne, oer lfol paabegpnoes,
noar &ronprillleu, ser mi lnl er til
5tuoent, bor togct 1tn Mrti,m. Set
l1'enes, at &ronprinlen it'll op til
Mrtiun, til noe tie 5om1ner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03
|Gn bortforrret @nno joni &rpces
aariaq.

Gn b%ortforrret @nnb iom &roces:
aar Jag.
Sngenipr s. st. Mngelo boboe CT
$pniebunb. font ban tilbp6 en- Sc
fien6t al fig. 9enne fur6e life moo:
tage 6e11, men benle6te 0pm9rf@om.
be6en pao 9berretsiaefprer s. g
Sprgenien, &iborg, bos bpem Sum:
ben bil6e faa set go6t. Sgrgenien fiji
Sun6en, % @ngelo ifrep til bam
at ban biloe ifille fig at mes Den.
for6i bon olorig ielp git pao SSogt
8on tilfejeoe> at &un0cn, ipn allf
bo1S 9un0e, bar al nernpl t Sempe=
roment, men ellers Ell 6eilig Gplge.
|benb.
On Maaneosti6 lenere 1fumbe<
9nnoen ct Soar, % 0berretS1ogfe:
reren mantte betole so Ser. / or:
itotning. &on 1enote 6erefter Sun:
oen ttlbo9e % onlogbe beo Nor6rt
|8irf Sag moo Sngenipr Mngelo til
Detailing of Sc SO &r., plus Is &r
for ct @unoetegn.
Otter Sc ongip11e @ionef %orflarin:
ger fan Mngclo life. ontages at ia:
be perct ubi6en6e ONT @nn6en8 Eli:
bpieligbeo til at onfoloe Soar, oq
o. ban life bor n%n6errettet Oper
retSiogfprer eSergenfer berom, Bier
bon 6gmt til at betole Sc IS Ser
for11oen 20 &r. / @agsomfo1tningcr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03

fig uobetult bos 9. S. 9. 5.s @e=
.pr9ler1ta,t / 8uenos MireS; bon
bnboer bog / Tplge g. r. at 81
5000 Ser. er bleben itiualet, fra
Dam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-03

fe rr1not me6 &opitalen lps / 2mz
men. SON bar, %fortolte bar, Diref<
tpr for uDanif-nor1f=balti1f=lponm
|rifanif &o1oelsiel1fab" % 1,oar
ian mpote me6 Ell at fine elects,
por set olbrig bonlfeligt at fon Be
@nnblenbc tic at tn6fri 6em.
Wen lenge bareoe bet life, for
oct font for Dogen, at ser lite bar
Dnf,1ing for Sc mango @becfs, iom
6e11 hinge Direftpr 1aa run6Doonbet
bobbe 1trpet ON fig. 5uo bleo BON
anbolbt.
Man6ens 0pferiel bar imio1ertio
ppret l%aole0eS, at man bar beret
II Ebipl ON, bbprbi6t ban er tilreg=
1telig eller ell % l16fal6et nf 5ogen
Ter / Gplge Scott" mi blepet, at Sen
nrge "Dirempr", efter at bons 6a=
Mile bar o9ffct bans &e1pigelle r,
er bleben ol5rogt poo Set. Sons
|Soipitol.
@roteiterenbe 9ame.
On @Dgeplejerife, 6rf. Senlen,
bar EFT Sag qaoet op / en- @por~
bog11 / &ipbenbopn me6 Ell 6up1ps
&ottenool. 9o &on6uftpren opfor-
ore6e benoe til at lette Ell 8eifptter
poo Maaleipi0ien, negte6e BUN Set
te, liGeiom bum negte6c at forla6e
&ognen. 60 @efiente moattc meo
Mogt iette benbe pao @o6en, %
III bar BUN moattet bpbc IL ST.
flor fit @ton6baftigbe6.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs. V. W. Nelson have
returned from a visit to Damaris-
Gotta.
Mrs. S. o. Sawyer of Fairfield has
been visiting Mrs. L. T. Sturtevant
of Prospect St, coming yesterday.
Mrs. Ann Thompson has returned
to her home in New Sharon after
visiting her niece. Mrs. George E.
Sampson. I
Members of Sunset Chapter O. f.
s. are to enjoy supper in Masonic
banquet rooms at GO tomorrow
evening This proceeds the meeting
of the order
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Stafford of
Harmony were at the Maine Central
over night last night. and this morn
ing went to the Edward N Merrill
! farm. where they are to be employed.
! Friends will be interested to learn
that the marriage of Lawrence Muir
ray, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. MUIR
ray of this town to Miss Grace Mos
/ son of Lynn. Mass. was announced
to occur yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Hopkins enter
tanned at a small auction party Tues
day evening at their home on High
/ I'd
ments were served from the dining
room, which was attractively deco
rat with Halloween adornments.
At the Bethany Church Sunday
evening at the o'clock service Mrs.
G. r. Fogg was in charge of the SER
vice. reports of the State Sunday
School Convention at Wateryille be-
ing given. At the 7 o'clock service
further reports were given. Seven
| teen delegates attended from the
, Bethany Sunday School.
A tie game of to was the result
of the football game played yester-
day between Skowhegan High and
Lawrence High at Fairfield. The
wet field and falling rain caused
much fumbling. The score: Law
renee 6; Skowhegan g. Touchdowns,
Pooler, st. Ledger. Referee, Dris-
coll of Colby. Umpire, Savage,
Skowhegan. Head linesman Otis
Landry, assistant linesmen, Gregory
and Rand. Timers, Robinson and
Fuller. Time 4 10-minute periods.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-11-02

Old Fashioned Dance, benefit Show
hogan Grange. Grange Hall tomor-
row (Friday) evening. Admission
25 cents.
Annie L. Decker, Massage Special
list will be at No. 16 Mechanic ST.,
next Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday all day and evening;
also Sunday p. m.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-11-02
NATIONWIDE STRAW
VOTE TO NAME
PRESIDENT
Poll Taken by 5000 Druggists
Organization Covers All States
Includes Big Local Vote

For the past three weeks the mem
bers of the National Association of
Rexall druggists to the number of
5000 have been taking a ballot of
their customers and have already re-
corded the political views of over
100000 voters drawn from all walks
of life.
The results Of this ballot in 5000
hamlets, villages, towns and cities,
ranging in population from 100 to
100000, are forwarded by mail and
telegraph daily to the National
Headquarters of the Druggists As
sociation in Boston. There the re-
suits are tabulated and the returns
reported back to the 5000 members.
Before the official balIOting takes
place, the name of the President
elect Of the United States will be an
nounced in all The Rexall Stores.
By special arrangement with F. w.
Bucknam the results of the Straw
Vote, which includes a representative
poll of Skowhegan will be announced
in the Independent-Repo later,
and will be published simultaneously
all over the United States, in the
leading newspapers and by anounce-
menta in The Rexall Stores
Mrs. Leon Lancto went to Wilton,
Monday.
Miss Constance and Miss Ruth An
derson of Pittsfield, Mass. are guests
of their cousin, Miss S. j. Anderson.
F E. E. Greenwood and John W
Steward left by automobile on a
business trip to Sullivan this morn
ing.
The Ladies Social Circle of the M.
E. Church will meet with Mrs D. A.
Porter Water Street, Monday after
noon.
President j. w. Packard of the
Skowhegan Jersey Creamery, was in
Oakland yesterday on business for
the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gotta ac-
companied by George Gotta and Miss
Cassie Buzzell were visitors here
Sunday from Camden
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Bean, who
have been making their home in
Skowhegan this summer on the By
ron Perkins place bave returned to
Weld.
The Skowhegan BARRIERS began yes
terday a new schedule of hours and
something of a change in prices, the
most noticeable among the latter be-
ing raise of five cents for shaving.
Town Clerk and Mrs Adam Simp-
son and Mr. and Mrs G. f. Avore
have returned from an automobile
trip to Phillips, via the Rangeley
section. The relatives of the two
ladies reside in Phillips.
Mrs. Emily Spaulding of Fairfield
was in town for several hours Tues
day She formerly resided in Show
hogan. but for eight years prior to
last spring lived in Boston. Her
foster son. William Garry, who will
doubtless be recalled by many in this
section having been "A salesman in
the Kinds store, is now reported very
i'll with tuberculosis.
With a program of special interest
to agriculturists, Miss Dorothy M.
Elliot is directing the arrangements
for the entertainment at the next
meeting of Skowhegan Grange. We'd
nesday evening, the Sth. 1t is hop
ed that the farmers will make a
special effort to be present together
with the village members, as an in
teresting session is predicted,
DIR. WadSwOrth Elected President
The State of Registration and Ex-
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-11-02
DIR. WadswOrth Elected President

The State of Registration and FIX
animation of Nurses met at Augusta
yesterday for their annual meeting.
The following officers were elected
President, DR.. j. f. Wadsworth,
Skowhegan; secretary and treasurer,
Miss Ellen Paine, Bangor.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-11-02
Public
Auction
On November II, 1916
at 3 p. m. at the
Cumberland Store
Jackman Station, Maine

The Joseph D. Chamberlain real
estate consisting of about II acres of
land at Jackman Station. with the
buildings thereon and about twenty
three acres of land four and half
miles South of Jackman Station. All
of the above real estate is subject to
a mortgage in favor of Skowhegan
Savings Bank upon which there is
due about s65OOOO and subject to the
wife's rights in the equity of redemp-
ton.
ERNEST c. BUTLER,
3W43 Trustee in Bankruptcy.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-11-02

A bunch of keys, that someone
must want very badly, has been
found and is advertised in Every
body's Column.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-11-02

Don't set the date for any import
ant public event without first con-
sulting our column of Coming Events.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-11-02

You know that dandruff means
baldness-it keeps collecting, forms
in layers and robs the hair of nutri-
ton. The first application of Nyal's
Hirsutone will loosen up the dandruff
and supply nourshment. G. R. Fogg
Druggist.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-11-02

hED tStlllihS liIC NlilNb 3NeAeNp
Navy recruiting office at Portland,
John Thorburne of that city was IN
Skowhegan Tuesday calling upon
several local men and endeavoring to
obtain recruits. A number evinced
considerable interest at least and
Frank O'Reiley will probably leave
next week to take the initial steps in
Navy activities The recruits first
have to go to Portland to be sworn
in and then to Newport, r. l. for
training.
Edward F. Merrill, who is on an
extended political speaking tour thru
Pennsylvania and other states, has
been at the County seat and principal
towns of Washington County, Penn,
the former home of Hon. James G.
Blaine. The papers speak OF en-
thusiastic meetings. crowded halls
and theatres and in highest terms of
the speaker from Maine. Mr.. Mer-
rill went to New York City on Fri
day last where he has addressed large
crowds on Broadway and at other
places, speaking several times each
day. He left Tuesday night for
Folonsbee, W. Va, in which state he
will spend the remainder of the cam
paign. He writes of much enthu-
iasm everywhere, and says the out
look is very hopeful for his party's
success next Tuesday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-05
NEXT TUESDAY
BUNDLE DAY,
BRING YOURS
THE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY WILL
HAVE USE FOR EVERYTHING
OF VALUE - BRING YOUR BUN.
DIES TO COURT HOUSE.

The Benevolent Society has desig
mated next Tuesday as bundle day and
wants every citizen who is able to
contribute something of value that
they can use during the coming winter
among the poor people who will be
dependent upon them for support.
Mrs. Kahn and Mrs. Curtis are both
on duty at all times, and anything
that you desire to contribute will be
appreciated by them. They have a
lot of work ahead and desire the Co
operation of every citizen to the end
that no worthy person in the city may
suffer
Call them up either at their homes
or at the court house, and they will
do the rest. Remember that checks
are always acceptable. and every dol.
lar secured will be accounted for.
Send them in, large or small. All will
be appreciated.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-05
DAY'S DO|NGS
.-a--.-
IN j \ 7 T D
STATES COURT
STEVE TALKlNGToN is SEN
TeNcED IN LIQUOR CASE. SEW
ERAL U. S. DEPUTIES ARE At
TENDING COURT HERE.

Steve Talkington well known in
this city and county was sentenced
to serve three years in the federal
penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kan,
and to pay fine of $3.50 in federal
court here today for violating the H.
quor laws. This is the only sentence
imposed by the court up to date,
although several convictions have
been returned by the juries.
d. II. Linebaum, United States at
torney arrived last night and several
deputy Marshalls are here for the
term.
The following deputies are here:
W. y. Ellis of Tulsa; L. B. Smart.
Vinita; William Sheldon, Grove:
Sterling Stamper. Hugo: +. b. Bal.
lard, Miami. Yesterday o. f. Brady
was convicted by the jury for vlolat-
ing the liquor law. and the case
of U. S. VS.. John Ethridge OF Valiant.
charged with burglary OF a post Of.
flee is being tried today. Earnest
Nicely, alleged accomplice in this
case entered a plea OF guilty at the
June term of court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-05
TWO bANKS|N
MEXICO CITY
OPEN AGAIN
BANCo RATIONALE AND BANK OF
LONDON, CLOSED BY cARRAN-
"a, ARE PERMITTED TO RE
OPEN.

Washington. Oct. 5.-The Banco NJ
tionale and the Bank OF London ane
Mexico City. the two Mexico City
banks which were closed on Carran-
za's orders requiring more adequate
metallic reserves and a resumption OF
the outstanding notes in specie have
been reopened for business under sur
veillance Of the government. accord
ing to advices in official quarters to-
day. They we're given until November
Is to increase their reserves.