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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-25
DISCARD PERISCOPES
German Submarines Without "op
Tower Harder Than Ever to See.

Berne. April 25.-German subma-
rines have abandoned the periscope in
most instances and are now shooting
without looking, according to reports
current in Berne. The tOrpedoes are
how fired by sound alone.
During the past twenty sinkings in
British waters, no one has seen a sub
which the wake of the torpedo has
been observed. Only the discovery of
bronze bits of torpedo as offered proof
that the ships were submarine victims.
If the periScopeleSS submarine is a
success, survivors of torpedoed ships
will never again be able to say: I'VE
saw the trail of the periscope in the
water"
U-Boat Has an Ear.
The new periscopeless submarine, as
it is described in Switzerland, has a
great steel disc for an ear on either
side of the boat. Telephone receiv
to the ears of an officer, and the APP
proach of a ship is heard with unmis-
distinctness. AS the ship ap-
proaches, the noise becomes louder in
one ear or the other. When the sub
marine commander hears an equally
loud noise in each ear, he knows that
the ship is straight ahead. Fire,
he orders, and the torpedo shoots to-
ward the surface at a carefully calcu-
lated angle, hitting the ship below the
water line.
The sinking of Dutch, Norwegian
and Swedish ships would be readily
explained, if Swiss reports are true.
The submarine commander, guided to
his prey by sound alone, would have
no way of fixing the nationality of the
ship attacked.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-25

Caldwell lawn mowers at Forbes
Adv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-25

Steel fence posts at Forbes.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-25

Iron pumps at Forbes.-Adv.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-06-15

The Board completed the canvass
of the vote in the several precincts
and certified the result to be as fol-
lows:
For the Amendment-Yes-749.
Against the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
On motion the Board adjourned to
meet again June 18th 1916.
Attest: III. A. NORTHUP
County Auditor E. F. JOHNSON,
Chairman
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-06-15

On motion orders for wood bridges
No. 36.5 Douglas and No. 5.3 Cam
eron were approved.
On motion Bond of VIM. Power
foreman wood bridges was approved.
On motion the following official
reports were approved.
A. j. Van Size, co. eng. for April and
May.
H. A. Northup, Auditor End Or
1916 and semi-annual school fund
report.
Charles Sunberg, Sheriff End Or.
1916.
F. M. Rice Clerk End Or. 1916.
Clarice Oelke, Recorder End Or. 1915
and sup. report for 1st Or. 1916.
Trustees Extra twp. annual report as
follows:
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-06-15

On motion applications for re-
fund were disposed as follows:
W. o. Scott error in assess
meht personal property
Extra la. was allowed. 2 OF
Tene Kroeger exemption
soldiers widow r. E. Ex-
ira, la. allowed ............-.. "a u
The Board of Supervisors exoffi-
clio Board of Equalization of Audi
bon County Iowa, in the matter of
the equalization of the assessment
between the several districts of the
county, after a careful consideration
of the abstract, decided to make no
changes in the assessment as shown
by the abstract.
On motion claims on the County
Fund were examined and allowed as
follows:
F. c. Sunberg Judge pri-
mary election Melville
twp. .-.......--....----.--...----. 00
w. F. Hoyt clerk primary
election Melville twp. 6 90
Thos. Rutherford judge pri-
mary election Cameron
twp -....--....--......-....--.-.-- W
Thos. Rutherford get &ret
DdliOtS VI lhdiy ciCCtioh
Cameron twp ...........-..... 90
Audubon Shelley clerk pri-
mary election Cameron
tWp .-..............-......-..-... 6U
A. G. NeitZell Judge primary
election Cameron twp. 6 so
G. F. Beers constable pri-
mary election Cameron
tWp ..-.....--...-.-.....--...-. bU
p. j. German judge primary
election Cameron twp. 6 so
C. w. Krauel clerk primary
election Cameron twp = so
Chris J. Knudsen judge pri-
mary election Douglas twp SO
Chris j. Knudsen get & ret
bal. primary election
Douglas twp .........-.....-.. 4 90
j. F. Egan constable pri-
mary election Greeley
twp claimed 1850 award
ed .-.-..........---......-...-.... 90
Fred Reynolds clerk pri-
mary election Greeley
twp claimed 1880 award
ed -......-.....-.-..--.-...-.--... D 90
Geo. Wahlert Jr. Judge pri-
mary election Greeley
twp claimed 1880 award
ed .........-.-..-.-............... o so
VIM. Porter judge pri-
mary election Greeley
twp claimed 1850 award
ed -----.----.....---.-..--.-----.. 6O
VIM. Porter get & ret. bal
primary election Greeley
twp .-....--.....-............-.-. %
Chas. Hensley clerk primary
election Greeley twp
claimed 1850 awarded. 6 60
F. w. Ridgley Judge pri-
mary election Greeley
twp claimed 1850 award
ed ..............-............-... 8 60
F. II. McFadden sweeping
compd 2.20 paper for pri-
mary election .60........... 2 80
Roscoe Turner clerk Audi
bon twp -..-..---.....--.........-.. IL 90
A. J. Shupe clerk primary
election Douglas twp. z so
w. C. Tibben clerk primary
election Audubon twp
claimed $50 allowed. z 80
w. C. Tibben clerk p p
primary election Audubon
twp .....-.---..................... 4 80
Chas. Boehme Judge p p
primary election Audubon
twp ...-.-..--........-...-.. 4 80
Chas. Bohme judge primary
election Audubon twp
claimed $50 allowed. z 80
John T. Sampson clerk pri-
mary election Viola twp. 6 90
o. E. Barrett clerk primary
election Viola twp ........ 6 80
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-06-15

Both of these races open to horses
starting and not winning Bird mon
ey or better.
Free for all county harness race $3.50
" Mile-Best two In three.
County Pony Race .-..--...-------..--..-- so
" Mile-Ponies must not be over
14& hands high.
-O--
DIR. Il. l.. FITCH ID. V. NJ.
Graduate Veterinarian
Calls answered Day or Night.
Day Phone rs Night Phone 81
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-06-15
SPEED PROGRAM FIXED

The speed program for the Audu-
bon County Fair this year has been
arranged. 1t is an attractive one, and
should draw a large number of
horses, insuring good treat for the
lovers of good horse racing. The
program is as follows:
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-06-15

TAO 10 81
On motion the Board adjourned to
meet again at o'clock A. M. June
Sth, 1916.
Auditors Office Audubon, Iowa, June
Sth, 1916.
Board of Supervisors met at 8
O'Clock A. M. as per adjournment of
previous day, members present z. F.
johnson, Chm, B. ]. Black and Sor-
en- Madsen
The minutes of 7th inst were read
and approved.
On motion claims on the Domestic
Animal Fund were examined and dis
posed of as follows:
]. w. Mcclure claimed 49,
90 for lambs and $500
for 8 lambs killed allowed ~ 90
A. r. Anderson claimed
1900 for sow killed al
lowed ........................... 35 90
Hans III. Smith claimed 90
90 for sow killed allowed 20 90
On motion claims for Bounty were
examined and allowed as follows:
Willie Beckman ct al go
pliers AZ 90
Geo. Kerwin ct al gophers.- So 60
Jno. Oliver ct al gophers-.-. GA 20
Mrs. j. Ruhs ct al gophers.. 49 80
Charles Willesen gophers.. At 80
Geo. Fabricius gophers-..--- "A 20
Hartvig Hartvigsen gophers 40 40
Anton Petersen gophers.... IL 40
Geo. Nelson gophers...-.-- 20
Soren Anderson gophers.-.. 40
Walter Tibben gophers...-.-. 80
John Ballou gophers .-...... 13 SO
Marion Walker s cub wolves 81 90
Harold Nelson gophers..-.--- 70
Elmer Hansen gophers...-.-- 80
Warren Nissen gophers...... 2 SO
Lincoln Akers gophers.....- 80
Lee Littlefield gophers.... l 40
Leroy Schwenneker gophers so
Paul Giddens gophers...-.. s 60
Charles A. Juhl gophers.... 90
Hans Madsen gophers-....-- 80
Lincoln Akers gophers....... SO
Eddie Wedemeyer gophers 20
Chris M. Jensen gophers.... l 40
Elmer Jorgensen gophers.-.. 70
Clarence Strickland gophers l 20
Ludwig A. Hansen gophers l 80
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-06-15

l. ............................... so
c. p. Parsons grading cross
ing w. A. Hy sec N 267.-
90, filling at culverts w.
A. Hy sec NJ $500, l.
1925, | $500 ....-............462 rs
G.. A. Petty blade grader
work II. & G. Hy sec A
$3.50. B 1000, C $4,000
ID 1875, Z 1890, F
112.0O, G 1850, G 24.50 712 %
r. G. Nancarrow dragging
b. & A. Hy sec A B c ID
E 1870, rep GLAND Hy
sec b 900 ...................... 23 20
On motion the Board adjourned to
meet again at s o'clock June It'll 1911
Auditors office. Audubon. Iowa. June
7th. 1916.
Board of Supervisors met at 8
O'Clock A. NJ. as per adjournment of
the 9Th inst, members present r. F..
Johnson. Chm, b. j. Black and Sor-
en- Madsen.
Minutes of the last meeting reau
and approved
On motion claims on the Bridge
Fund were examined and allowed as
follows:
Green Bay Lbr Co. Gray la.
lumber for No. 1877 Cam
eron reps ........................ O5
Carroll County, Iowa, R
cost bridges on county line 10 36
John r. Heiken plank to
repair bridge at Gates, la. 40
Western Boiler Pipe Co.
boiler pipe 1890 less frt
29.14. .....................--....... 1873 SO
Wheeler Lbr. Bridge & Sup.
Co car piling at Gates la 575 O4
Wheeler Lbr Bridge e. Sup.
Co. car piling at Extra,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-06-15

Jensen Const. Co. construct
ing No. 1926 Viola 1915
90, No. l1.9 Melville 10
HOS .............................. 1856 0S
On motion claims on the ROAD
Fund were examined and allowed as
follows:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19
.Ricaut dispuso que fuera patru|Ia'
da la margen derecha del Bravo
Hizo saber a las autoridades militares americans
que la vigiIancia era para impedir nuevos
atentados sobre ciudadanos americanos

amino. :rndundaria este IN benctIclo
de MelGuiadeS Ghapa y Jose Buen-
rOStro. los dos infortunadOS meXlca-
nos sentenciaios a "a Ultima ncna Y
Que han de moTir cn ia h0rca q -?
ESta rs Ia precunta que TODD mun-
do S. haze en- Brownsville deSdc FL
luneS. fccha en- que 81 GObcrnador
Ferguson 80 Sirvi6 proclamar la Sc
mana on curse como SEMANN DE
MTSERICORDGA. reromcndandO a to-
dos lbs habiiantrS De Texas. :" sir
van lIcvar 4 rahN ohras Do c.rm"n-
ria que Sirvan dc conSa2racidN a "S-
tOS iiaS.
Los traDaiuS oncaminad0s q con-
seguir 81 prrd6R d" los dos rcos, Sc
cmprendrra ahora con mas activI-
dad, aprovcrhandO rsta c~lrcunStan-
Ella. Fl Lie. Frank {. Pierce, que aca-
ba Do rpgrcsar de Austin. parerr lu"
ahrIga eSprranZaS d" OPENER -rdt!d,
puns 81 Gnhrrnador - moStfd "spc-
rialmrntc intcresado Ell 81 aSuntn
y ina prdilo information d"ia}iada
del curse De los debates. S"br" t"In.
parcrn puo 81 Gobrrnador quiorc Sa-
Der por Ju" raz6n no :" permit" Il
los aruSadoS rOmpareror Ell ia Si.'a
Il. los testimonies. sirndo que >us
drr,arariuncS personaiHS hunirran
dado mIrha luz en- Fl iuirio.
Y todo "Sto icbc dilutidar>r entire
hoy y las primeraS horaS d" mana
IA. cPrrmitird FL Gobrrnador IN "j"-
turi6n ir ESQ, dos hombreS. on "$,a
mi-ma S,mana que ia >ido p%rocIa-
mazda por Il como SEMANA DE MI
SERICORDIA?"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19
FuerOn carrancistas los asaItantes
del tren entire Queretaro y Gonzalez
Tn sargento ex-federal que militaba a las orde
mes de Pablo Gonzalez, hizo IN relate
del escandaloso asaito

~ Iiurrn r~orr,Drista no fui; t0ralu.
p..,rr;rnin los carrn, IIn hanian
uurdaio ~obrr la via, lIr@aron al pri-
vado IN Iur VIajaDa Mr.. Douglas,
m",ira'lnoS" ."S au'"F'' ne d'"'''
.nn - ,mnrin,nn
~ronS"irro de- Carranza.
f. aSalto - verified muy rrrcl IL"
Uu"rrtar", y Miranda cree iu' lI'
SOLO ron 0Dirto dr r"Dar =! or" : "a
plata qu' iba an g, tr"n, purS un 50
10 iniiviluu il"vaba tres mi pesos
orc americana.
Durantc 81 aSaito y IN IL fra-"r It"
los HiSparoS - r>ruchaban CRITICS de
Viva Villa. Viva C~arranAa, indi%-
linfamrntr: oslo drmdr~lra III" las
a~Saitanlr> purIrn ser rarranri-la> o
virtiSia<. prro no zapaji>tl>.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19
"a evitar esos frecuentes atcntados
DyerSas noticiaS.

FL dia 80 del actual ceitbraTa, con
una velada literario-musicla IL
Union Local de C%arpintcros, e. prl-
mer a~niversariO de su fundaci6n.
-DeSpuGs de variOS dias de grave
cnfcrmedad dej6 dc cXiStir cl niho
Adolfo Salinas. hijo del ST. Dr. Adol-
70 Salinas l'uga y de Ia Sra. Fran
cisco Gutierrez.
-~Contrajeron matrlmonio aver en
y. Laredo. 81 Sr. Wenceslao LOzaIlo
V Ia Senorita Maria de JESUS Rend0n.
Apadrlnaron q actO las seHorltas
Rita Ancira. Angela Rublo, Carlota
Flores, CandpIaria CARA Y Hortcn-
sia Rrnddn Y la Sonora RoSenda Gu"
liar de Sacnz. Y los cabalIeros Guada
lunc Anrira, Teoioro Sacnz, D0na-
.riano Chavarria. BrigidO H. Flores,
Macedonia GAIA y JuandRnnd6n.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19
correspondence especial para LA PRENsA

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Mayo is.
Las auloridadps militarcs que cs-
tan baio Ia f|rula dc Alfredo Ricaut,
han manifeStado a las autoridadcS
militarcS dc cSta riudad. que III hay
motive al=uno para a,armarsc por
las ]palrullaS rarranrlstaS que r"co-
rrrn la marGnn dcrccha del Rio Bra
70. DichaS autorldadr< han crridO
pruiNntr harrr Ia debIda arjaracI6n.
por1ur >upieron Iur IN o>ja cludad
habian circulate rumOrcS dc Quc Las
trnpa> del -1birrn0 rarranciSta 'rS-
taban SiAndo moviIizadaS ronstanto-
mentr Subrc la Inca divi5oria. en- at
titud hostil.
iiiraut dice que Ias patruliaS que
cStan rerorriendo Ia orjlIa derecha
lei Rio Brave. ticien Solamente Por
objato e. hacrr mas cstrirla "a yGi-
lanrja. a fin de- imprdiT que r.cm"n-
los rnrmI-os Il" JOS jamrricanoS. eau
sen prriuirlnS a los riudadan"S de
este pals III la Inca d]iviSoria, apro-
ye-handoS" he IaS dificultad"S que
is ha prc>taic ha,ta ahura 81 que
no - haria una drbiia v~Igi!anrla
I'll 81 lado mrXicano.
~ e ..-,,. -, Df.,,,t yar.-.n
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19
La TRIBUNA POPULAR
Collection de discursos y poeslas
(Segunda Edieion)

Ell Iibro mas importante Ell su ge-
raro Contiene una vasta collection
de d~iscursos para fiestas patrioticasy
actos solemnes de S~ociedades, como
anniversaries de la fundacion de es-
tas, ingreso de socios, toma de pose
sion. funerales, etc., asi como dccu-
mentos hist6ricos i~mportantes = BIO
g~rafias de los heroes y persona!es
mas prominentes de Ia historic nacio-
nal.
Forraa un volumen de 200 paglnas'
adornado con grabados.
Precio del ejemplar: so e%entavos.
Pidase a: IGNAClO E. LoZANo,
GOT Dolorosa ST., San Antonio, TeY.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19
Correspondence especial para La PRENsA

LAREDO. Texas, Mayo lI.-9"'''-
nr> Miranda. un sargent" ~"N-lrd'ra'
lur mili'aha a las 0rd"n"S d" PABLO
Gonzalez iltimam"nt" y lu" iu" Ia
u" IL" baja por hah'r p'flii" u'i
brazo. hihon" hoy una r'3arI"h i''a'
% m"noS i-ua. a Ia 'Iu' ad4uI'' u"
otra> personals con f'9I'''' d "'
tu ,lur suf"lo %. tr'n de- Pa>al'I">
rntr. uu"riiaro y Gonzalez, on rn-
w irrn yiaiaba Mr.. Douglas, "nNIH-
do rsprrial del tiohl""no America
No \ ~rou>"irro de- Garranza.
., -, ruoIn mn ,.ti j.. arurr
49, ..I,l,tn n,r Miranda con los
nc,ru.. IN. ,I,,iri pur> a>c-ura
rn,, mn Theron zapalisla~ lo> auIorrs
,ini ,t.nlajn, >ino rarranri>ta~.
~ l..,n;. IT,.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19
LlBR0s DE- "AVENTlahs.
4 20 centayos cadS h0mes

uE ASEM!gI8SSs
4 20 oentavos csd2 tone.
Aventuras de Sherlock Hoa- /,
mes, Ell terror de los crimIaa"
les!
g vendedor de cad&vsrsa.
e robo del 6iangnts EEai.
La mia del usurerc,
Blackwell, el pirata del TEmsass,
Jack 81 Gest-ipadcr.
Los ~monederos falsos dc LeaessE.
La naleta s~1ngCieata,
!, Tn medico criminal.
81 testareuJo del director
|, Sherlock Holmes = Q! s%a3clH@-
!; dista de opio,
] En- IL eccuela del crfmen do Pitts
Eurg.
!, 4 las puertas de la mnsrts,'
! la viuda roja de Para,
: "a bestia Gumana.
/ Una uoche de terrcr.
!, E! robo del collar de perlas,
| La iafsme posada del Cara,
| & uaUfragio de Corfa.
| e -sT de los bandidcS. J
! AYenturas de John c. RaTlsz,
i 81 rey de los ladrones ucder-
nos:
! Il iac6gnito miscerose,
: u r"ho en- ell Pal2cio Real,
E. principe iCgador.
e zsaito en- el Sleeping,
I Il INC Toio. = !
! e heredero de Esglsssaae.
I vi secreto del anilio.
e Presidente de las Csleaiss
Z! fsiso salteador.
la donceila rapta6a,
z! fusl! del negro.
"a tcsoro del Roghi.
In viaje lie bodas.
E. tesoro De Estado.
. FL saserdots del 6@,
En- is zatooers.
Il secrets dsl tssoco.
E4ga2ss les psdidos aconpaazd:z
. dss az iapo-ts
) iGNACI1 &. L0ZAN0.
|a97 Dclososs SG---Sao Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19
UNA NUEVA EPIDEMIA

"Acabo de dejar d Bernardo pos
trado en- 'lecho de dolor."
".Sufri0 algun ataque b!.ioSo?'
No. amtomcbilicsn, uuC IS rcur.'
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-09-14
ATII

Somerset Academy has opened its
10th year with registration of fifty
two, twenty-eight of which are Fresh
men. The same instructors are in
the school as last year and Marion
Drake Flanders will continue hel
musical instruction.
Miss Tufts. formerly Ct class of II
and Joseph B. Gardner of class oil
10 are not able to return to schoo
on account of i'll health.
The Academy boys will support {
baseball team this fall, John l.. FosS
Is is manager.
The Academy Athletic Association
has elected the following officers fol
the year: Cleayes is, president;
Fowler 10, secretary; Mason II
treasurer.
Chas Leighton lost a valuable COW
which was killed by lightning during
the heavy thunder storm which pass.
ed over this town last Friday after
noon.
Floyd Drake who has been visiting
his sister Mrs. H. N. Flanders. re-
turned to his home in Someryillt
last Monday
On Tuesday Sept. Miss Ethe
Landrochr of Suffern, New York, left
for her home after spending the sum
mer months with Mr.. and Mrs. join
Loberg and other friends.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-09-14
HARMONY

The schools began Tuesday, Sept. 5
with teachers as follows: Mr. Noyes
Prin of High School and Miss Clapp
as assistant; Miss Pearl Magoon
Grammar; Miss Viola Taylor, Prim-
airy and Mrs. Clara Perkins. assist
ant. Miss Immogene Gonroy at
Mainstream; Miss Ethel Lewis on
North Pond and klondike Annie Boil
ton of Bangor.
Jonathan Gilman has sold his
place with life lease The pnr-
chaser is Mr.. Strickland of Bangor.
Beautiful memorial windows are
the latest addition in the repairs on
the old church.
The farmers began to haul in sweet
corn to the factory on Monday of this
week.
A large delegation from this town
went to Pittsfield on Friday to hear
Mr. Hughes
Ethel Reed, Audrey Whitehouse,
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-09-14
THE FORKS

Leamon Pierce, who had the mis-
fortune of falling and breaking two
.of his ribs is slowly gaining
Mrs. Edgar Kelley and Mrs. Jas.
Robinson of Scion have returned
home after visiting their sister and
aunt Mrs Leamon Pierce.
LiINan Farley is very sick at pres
ent writing and her many friends
wish her speedy recovery.
Nancy Forsythe remains about the
same, still unable to be up around
Her daughter Mrs. Henry Farley is
caring for her.
DR. Hopkins was called from Bing-
ham Monday Nght to see Bert Durgin
who fell as he was getting out of his
auto hurting him badly but is on the
gain.
Had "A large run of logs from the
Dead River Sept. 5 and where
there is about 70 men working on
the pulp drive.
Charles Wilson has started into
the woods on Salmon Stream where
he has taken a job
Guy Berry has gone to Lake Par
lin 10 euide a party from Boston.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-09-14
NOTICE or FoRECLosURE

Whereas Lawrence p. Hin of Tn,
Forks Plantation in the County of som
erset. by his mortgage deed, dated thu
twenty seventh day OF August. A. y
1915 and recorded in the Somerset Reg
istry of Deeds, Book 1912, page $50 con
Veyed to me. the undersigned, one undi
vided third part of a certain lot or par
eel of land. situated In The Forks Plan
tation in said County of Somerset ant
described at follow4; bounded on the
north by land of William shetland ant
land of Ethel Young ON the east by Lane
Of said Ethel Young and land OF the Am
eTicsn Realty Company on the south b,
land of William II. Clark and land ol
the hte Hiram Noore and on the west
by laad Of said American Realty Com
panN, containing oD> hundred acres
more or less. The same being one I'm.
divided third part - the farm on whiet
valid Lawrence =. Hii resided Mt m,
date OF said mortgage And whereas tn,
condition Of said mQrtgaEc has beer
broken Eow therefore by res son Of the
condition - the breach thereof and the
condition thereof I claim . furcelnaur,
of said mortHNRe ana give this notice
for that purpose.
August 21st, A. u 1915
FRED TTFrTIE
Eg ! "A HOLMAN.
SwS5 MS Attorney duly authorized
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-09-14
ROME

Miss Anna Bolitho and Miss Doro-
Thy Ross of Sood VIII were recent
callers at the Cedars where they
were given Covers for the benefit OF
the Freshman reception to be held
that evening
Word from Roy Marcia is that he
is improving from the surgical opera
ton which he underwent in the SAM
tarium at Melrose. Mass. and will
soon be home again.
Mr.. and Mrs John Faas Of Spring
field. Mass. were recent visitors at
w. J. Marcia's. Mrs, Faas was for
merly a teacher in Larone and has
many friends here.
Ed. Coawell has returned from his
work in Palermo. where he wen
with the team of J. G, Morrow.
Mrs. Earl Seavey and Mrs. Perlel
Spaulding of Norridgewock were las
weeks callers at Mrs. Leo Winslow' S
Fred Priest is cutting ensilagc fol
the farmers, the power being furnish
ed by the engine of j. G. Morrow.
George Kddhr, Mrs. Kidder. Miss
Helen and Miss Lucille. of WateryilI,
were Sunday visitors at The Cedars
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No.. ,fohol KNOWLES has positi0n
Mi $50 ,ll''" +, rho Dexfer village
anhoo1s
III VIZ aurotta Henzje. formerly Of
t,ig 49, Town who graduated from the
fi,'S NormaI school in the
class To- q -, of 1915 has been elected to a
noeition as teacher in that institution
~ bogin her duties this fall
Mr. r ( Burrill Mrs. Lillian Full
Tor Anqalino Fuller. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
n Iancey and Frances and Ards
anrnv we're among the local people
to attend the Skowhegan Fair
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Mr.. and Mrs George Farnham OF
Monmouth were the guests OF friends
over sunday.
Miss susie Holt who has been pass
ing her vacation with her parents MI.
and Mrs Edin Holt left saturday
Tor her school al Brdgton. this being
her bird year in HAT place.
+ Mr. and Mrs. George MaXficld re
i turned Sunday from Il visit with
i friends in Lewiston.
i DR.. +. T. Earle is critically i'll with
i pneumonia.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Brock of
Waltham. Mass have been guests OF
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Alphcus Mason.
Misses Edna. Ella and Nella Mel
son left Monday for Lewiston 10 at
tend Bliss Business College.
i Mrs. Abbie Goodrich of Boston is
the guest Of Mrs May Williams.
Prof. George Earle of Hyde Park
Mass. arrived in town Saturday. call
ed here By the serious illness oil his
brother.
Eal4 Small has moved into the
Ellie Croker house on High ST.
MIR. and Mrs. A. v. BarrilI and
guest Miss Ruby Blackwell of Ben
lion attended the Campmeeting at
Lakewood Saturday.
Mr.. Morrison of Brookline, Mass.
arrived Thursday and returned Fra
day accompanied by Mrs. Morrison
WHO has been visiting here several
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Harris were
guests of their daughter Mrs. Walter
Farnham at Orono last week.
MlH. Viola Rand and Mrs. BeuIah
Holt passed Friday at Lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blackwell OF
Benton and Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lord
Of Portland were in town sunday
Canaan High School commenced
MONDAY. Sept II. Mr.. Rand Of
Pressure Isle teacher The Gram
mar and Primary begas Sept, 4th
Raymond Pratt and Miss Flora Glea-
son teachers.