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Surmen o. 9apen.
Rtsie.rti al en- prnitir Sarmtr

" 't
fonme meo at bpgac iiQ "Mn'tin-
fpco", gler oerpco et llolph ionl
lenner iia 9oot ior ham ! Spn9oen.
Minnelota bar So s9rennle-
ries" % 20 "Gbeeie Soctories~ %
prooucere0e / oct iorlcbne War opcr
123 Miaioner Nlm0 Smer % 51a
Miaioner Tuno Git.
Get beror pou Snnt0noigbe-
oernc, entcn bet er bcbit ot ln0e oen
nnfeotc &dlu p9re ianmen meb
Ntoocren noNlc Sage eIler life. Gr
aoluen ltcrf % / aoo Stanb. fan
Den goot tagea uGt ira Mooeren
llrur efter aaluingen; men ler Den
Ueif % onnrlig / Stanb no, eler bar
Mtooeren %ilflainmerct euer "cafeo"
Sllr, cr oct iom Hc9el bra, at SOL
ben inor ppre meo Moocren / nogle
Gage, TN Sina nlaa life gIemmes,
bus &alpet td9ea ira Mooeren
ltrar efter anlpingen &ulpen mao
obiolut iaa al ben icrite MeIt, oens
Mober 1iper. ifriuer "Sbe Sarnler~.
Eas Dig Tor Den Sprell, on al
Orig iaa nogct onot al. Set er iligc
illiae Cure eaer "@uuS", iom nItior
pite gier liz bcficnote peo at brrbe
eller gierc arebling al Hpgteren i'm
cllcr Ell nloen Terion. Der fommer
Den pao oltfor nGrt Solo.
SioIi9t / December par ser
S,539,000 Barrels 9GbIer / "colo
Storage" % olminocIig Storage"
Der / Sonoct; Naret ier ti0Iigt / Ge.
cemlber $4,000 Barrels. Scr CT
oltiaa mere 9Gbler holot / Storoae
enc Tor ct Nur tilbnge % beiere Tri-
Ter ogiaa.
Sor Sons pa iinge @rile er
Sfltmnletnelf oitc oct Mibbel, ser
iaar oisie Tpr til at bringc i'm Gier-
mono Tinoing iiteoetfor Sob.
Sn9en Saoer ber ilippe fine
ltnge Gutter no / Marfen meo ct
8euTr, fer ban bar lprt Dem at
baanotere oct meo Bet o. Soritanb.
San ifuloe inoprente Dem, at erltcn
8cpGret er lnbet eller ulooct, ifuloe
man alorig labe bets Wunoing pege
moo ANDRE lepenoc Sfobnin9er eno
De, man enItcr at ifpbe, oa alori9 /
Teroen !tan Der lcnocs Sfub / Ell
Nctnlng, bpor man life nco, at ser
er folfctonlt. Otter min Wenina
bcr bore Gutter o9 llnge WGnb fau
boooe eie % epe liz / at BRUCE 8e-
pGr, BELT Nifle; men De ifillbe ierlt
blipe grunoig n~noerpiite /, bpoo ct
8epGr er for noget. Set CT ii1tet
Segetei for ifieoesIoie, uioriigtige,
tanteloIc &robater, men ilet life no-
gen iarlia Sing better / SGnocrne
paa Ell ioriigtig %onltGnfiom @l,t ell
Ter Waro.
Haar man lplles, at man bar
bnpt en- pGroiiulo, goO "Sila" lun-
&c nof, ber man bore iig ON / No-
bolaget, ON Der life lfnloe pore en-
eler onoen Sarmer ogioa / famine
Stillng, Iaa man funoe giore en-
gpttebanoel. Gn Sinie eller TO / 60
falblaoet foiter bare nogle iaa
Gents.
Sil nloll til Gaaren PLATTE
Cuttings" eller Einoer al Bier el.
Ter Eopler, fan mani MI naariomhelit
'tlpre Jig oisie Snitlinger. &c fan
bare s a 10 Sonmer lallge % ont
trent Ell balp Somme / SpermoaI.
aon grapes neo UNDER en- Straaitaf
eiler / ajploeren og p%lnntes tioligit
mllli9t ipaar. Eaa ct Stutfe, ser
er tilbereot Ilig, at Der nieo Selb
tunoe p~lontes Mois paa set, oiloe
ogioa meo gooe ltbiiater ilige Gut
tiltgs" fltnne planteS. Se pIontes
/ Gabcr og fllltiperes lig Mais Tor
lie % allore s(aret. 9(t pIarte Gut
tinas" / @rpsbaffen er s~rfesleIt
9lrbeioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-14
Sonoeriyuane
uneer Krioen.
Aubbcrtaacnc

: Nabenraa bar man nj iiel0e
Hibe S:iitst," piuCt aobberta9et al
Noltehlenlnet % or 9aoet / Soa
meo airfens Gag. Mcu miitcr Sc
MITE airfcr inc aobbertag, tau &c
tuite ariitue I'll @lenlipIo elrbe lis
orer at lie mrfiltc Slos paie ira
inc airterS Saarne / Nisie Sadc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-14
y X
EOcla9te 3cppciincre.

Som meobelt i i'm Sio erplobc.
rcoe Ell I'M itor 3eppeIincr g Is"
/ 9uit'flbsbanen pG0 Ssnher Ben
TOE Nopember. Somme Gao cIlcr
! Sogcne %umiboelbort omfriug bcn
17be Nopember er, lonn "Albc
Stiftst." III eriorer, imioleriio o.
ioa ct Suitifib, Ser opgipeS at prre
q 2S", iprln8ct ! 2uiten pco
Tublsbil.tel pco Nambur9; % oct
paaltaaeS beitent, at ct treble init
Suftifib / Sc famine Gage er blepet
cOelagt / @ittericlo Ii preuSliIf
Sadien).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-14
PAs0
SiQmou0 HiOiuQ
Ylogc
Sulfp eler Gang, heire eller pen'trebdanoS,
aue Stauoalb Storrelier. ale Sloes Ylos=
bnnoe / Nenbolo bp0o tr9n9es paa be 'or=
ifiell9e Steocr. &1s Nar ben leoenoe Hioins
Flo9 / Sonoet. Set Ii99er Moaoen hpcrs
poa u bpg9er benz"

olab lit. iete al trGtte. automatic aontrol o. tulos
fomue %nnoe. Stcutrttc oluispurCs. otr Tan toqes
a. OF CIiefoppe meo S0ug I'll al ltrie az. vsoHts er
beitIiGuenee. Qtuer6s til'ir9ft,lia Tloos nroer .onb
YIeirina. Gobbcte 'boi!s" boloer Yloqen 10 % Ioli.
giuenoe er obloiut ret S0ng % efteriooenoe Ell lepn %
t0o TiirebHn0. @nelte 'ar0e catonailfe Saghluls'
fputroI naasnItuoe TAI olo eli VloQ; boloer bogre pm
fat urter uilnlnbClig SllnQrlnI al oeliene, men thu
hes bog at oreic 'a u1turlt1 ueor oeuoes. tlu0oenoe
ben fprtelt uEllge 0en0ina.
Collars "a CHM bluS paG SuiiOeH al Z trucnoneoers
nc taaer Snoerooet al SoTerue. YuHoene er laoleoes
h9ugtc HGmucn. al Y0gteI az Blogcu. Soroen %
&ierercu ait I0gQes pa0 OIuicne. 0erOeo 1Ifrenoe let
SorG. Sprirq g9oibcrs iore5pgNer at Strueniooerne
le5ner. IDc'ietl1sieS SouItsrs ener S0ngiern rieo
chilled cone take up bearings % burti9 iulterenoe
Clamps.
&roiti9Oirferoe ,Sopt Sift. nith iuiierenee uoen
at iierue Solte cler Na0lcr. BOTTOMS er tGneoe I'll
bpbbeltribbcbe 1SrpGs al SreneieIu. be i"terteit tilotrs
febe: iterte ben 9otniuG boor Srrgs al Staal er
ioa9e. Sc torltieIljqe Sgper az 7. Il O. Snnoe fan
pmbntteS. p. q O. Sidmpuo Yipae bar ollie Setpeus
nlslisbebcr % Sulieriraer for at ubfcre f%ulbfomrer
0lpinlng.
spsrs bin 6ano'enoe cacr ifriu til nGrmrits P. 60.
Nnu0Iru0r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-14
&c 6;cmlpie.

Sra Observation-Disclosures / Saoers-
Ieu befjenotgieres Gen 10oe Secem.
Fer, at / Mc0Ier al en- Jorororin1
ira Observation-Disclosures og arigS.
rliniiteren al 2Sbe Sftober 1915
ifol ale mnnoIi9e Terioner uoen
llnoeriaotsret, Der err isbt / SiOen
ira 2oen auguit 1869 I'll Bite 9e.
clmber 1898. meloe Jig iii SpgoS.
rnaen / Sioen ira 15be til Bite Gc-
ccmber 1915 hos Den iteoIige Be-
litimpnoigbeo (Roaiitrot, 9orgcr.
meiter, aommuneioritanoer. GSo0$.
inritanoer). BED anmelbelien ifal
iremiies miIige 9tiliiprpapirer o.
ioaoanne Vapirer, Der fan gipe 90.
lnsning ON oeres egen, oeres Sor.
Glbres eQer Seifenoes unoeriaats-
icrbolb. iii Be @eloepIigiigc bs.
rer ogiaa Sptantbsrnene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-14
Smlcbasninsen % Snlcipiene.

Ger fan / ben nPrme'te SrGntio
rentes Ell S%onronina nnganenoe
Sulebogningen, m%cooeler Verliner-
blaoet "SGglide Nlrnoidol". Sore
lcbig er Set beltemt / December
Moaneo at iorbeie ben tiaoote &pe-
bcmels-pGt. / M}elblanoinger ira 30
til 80. Man bar ment, at Snap
feoen paa Solg ifuIoe mebisre
&napbeo pao Slllelps, moaife enoo9
II 6orbilo, Ser pilbe pirfe iprlig
tinligt pao Spiterne; men "SerI.
Sagebl." pil piOe, at Sulelpiene piI
bIipe ~"ireoeoe" % iremfomnle / til
i~trGffeligt Intal; BOG %opforore@
ser iii at ipore paa Dem.
SpaS foiter @eumetsmiolerne?
: oe iolgen0e SO Sage er
|riierne Tor Sepnetsmioler i Sou-
bcrborg al Nrepeliesfommislioncn
blepcn initiot ioaIcbes pr. Iiiuo:
&uebemel % Eiemning, lint Nligmei
20, Sufter % % 80, 9rpfri5 60
CO 20, belle 9i3 so, Salt II, Mor-
oarine 100 % 100, Smsr 251.
25i og $50, Crcbrpit 100, HooIi-
Iii 1870, Ho~ula0ctiso 80, @iifieo
100, Spiucfieo 1873, ieot icrit 6lcif
10 og III, roget, giennem9roet
slleif 200, 6uarefieo al 9ouen 100
% 1870. al &aGret 40 o. 100,
Sorif 40 |iennlJ. Gn Siter M
meIfet Mclf u, ifunlmet MeIf S.
,;etroleum 30. 100 Euno Goteter
3.95 Mrf, ct Tltno 4 NienninJ, ct
9eg is, 10 % 20 Tienuig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-14
Sra porcoltaocn.

&oibiu9ton :. Is. tOOe ,ianuor 1916.
Nr. Hcooftor,
Get Norife Sclifab / Giitrict ol
Columbia %bcgunote iiorgaor3 iii
lbc Nnr nlco ct pei briolt Nteoc
/ Hnlcl9b Notcl. Gc paullQc Nap.
porter ailog0c3, huorcitcr man FREQ
Ill &olg poa Cmbc03mUno mc0 iel-
genoc ctitcnmiAc ll0ial0: NJ. z.
Gioanci9, 6oruano; :. =, Fctcrion,
&icciormonO; Sens CttcrucI@. Get.
retGr, % ). u. GpaIouo, @naic.
rer.
30 me Mtcolcmmlcr opto1c2,
nenlig Sc Ncrrer Z. Z. Sbocm % u.
@isrgo ira Soma, Der mc0 line ia.
miller bar ta1ct mlolcrti0llt 81.
bolo / @%opcoitoocn.
Giterpaa iilbruqtc3 ct Ear hp9gc-
Iiae Elmer uco SanltoIc % forte
SaIcr, bportlI iUrlig Selitabct2
0obe &cnner, Scnntorcrnc Ncllon
% @renio, ianlt aOngrc0llunO q.
%. Sanger, pococ 9iorag.
Senoior Nellon toffcbe Sen ira.
trGocnbc Sormou0, @r. Nt. Solcm,
Der al ioritiealge @runoc hnUoc
irubeht liz @ienuolg, ior bel uoIari
Nrbeioc / set iorIebnc Nor. Get
gIpoe0c bom at lc oct Norlte Gel
ifab / bcOiic &~cIgnucnoe eiter Ell lua-
pn$ lang Silprrclie, oa Ran uioltc,
at pore 2an0@mTn0 noe / &c'tcn
piIbc iGtte IriS pno, at ri bolot en-
norif organization / Nopcbitoocn
guoenoe.
EQUATOR @remuu tulte Tor 0cu M.
uolgtc 6ormono og ircmbolSt lar.
liz oct @rati2arbeioe, Ran bar no
iert / Sc iioite Nar 2lar iom Ncilc.
Ser Tor oe S%uiinoer al Norif. N1mcri.
%fGnere, Ser floaelIl bar begnnot at
lTg9c &cien ON @olhington. naor
De reiier paa Scis9 til @umlelanbet
&r. M. =. Gio5nci2 er loot pou
GcrgCnatuntcn o. bar | Ell IurrGt
fe bolat / @rncttin9cr, Soma. lnotll
ban Tor ca. fl Nor liocn al oioeoc
EQUATOR Golliper uonUpntc2 til ell
Stlllln9 paa aopltolets ScnntIi0e.
San er Tor Sl0eu piltnot 0cn enc
lie Ncpublifuner, iom life ralot Tor
Gren. "a Sen me Administration
fom mo. Nan bar / 1902 Ell al
8rlnolpg9crne al gtorife Selifab
oQ bar itaoia bort I'll BETS iaite Stet.
fer, inalc0es 10 Mar iom 6ormon0 /
6cIttomitecn og iorrigc gar ionl
&iceiormano. Giosneis herer til
Dem, ser life ifuume9 ouer al tnlc
Ell 400 norit IioIett. og 9iia2mauIct
oil / BET fommenoe Aur life bare
ltor ll6ii1t Ill at luoc ira 6ormonos.
itolen / oet Norife Selitob / :. {.
Get oiite Tia at pUrc itcrf Stem.
ming Tor AiboIoelic al en- "@lltefif.
ieit" / Sen nurc 6rcmtlo. o. ieIleuOe
ioriterfeoe Seittomite uOnUuntc3 III
at taqe liz al Sageu: Mrs. Il.
&iergo, Oirs. Gpslono. u. Solcm.
~. :. Sropelano Ten iorboIsuis IN
0tinneiota .Niauol. z. 6. 1boen o.
S<rul IieieruO. Wi1n peuter. at all.
iom reQlter Jig Tor norit / Nooeoita-
oen, nil benutie 9~luIeoninaen III at
uGre meO. nanr aueloen tommcr.
). :.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-14
UiGocliae Mcobelclier.

Ser er iielge icnOerlpoife Blade
inolsbet MeobelcIie ON, at 2ano.
rlano Gr. Fcterien ira Nunbel, Der
rar ppisrt Tom iopuei, er / r~iisiiif
Tongenifob. Sra 2anomono Neter
g. Sergenien ira Nbilo er Der font
rlet Srep, bpori ban meboeler, at
ran er / risiiif t%50ngenlfob % bar
bet goot. Stprit @IGoe bar ooJ ct
@repfort, ser er onfommet til s..
E'crtelienS &uitru / @renoltrup. pnft
Set bar blepet nieo0elt at @ertel-
len par iulOen / 6ranfrig; men M
itriper ban ielp, at ban %bcfinocr lig
iunb % raft / iranlf Sangenifob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-14
Gn &rarina % en- Hcteina.

Som Set pil erinore@. er set Here
Steoer / SonoeriplanN blepet beio-
LEI, at elcperne p1u Statcna Otter
IfoIer ifal beltnac / ",<>ilgenomcbr"a
militrre Spelier nm Spnoageu. st
slutaI SUrlinge / No0eraleu bar pr
gret Jig bcrpeo o. cr bcrior pco
ToIitiretten ioenlt Straiic. Scrca
Torplore bar ioa moanfet Saacn
'or Hetter. "SdIe3m. @rcnSpoit."
i.ripcr, at Common inteoeiee@ mco
Z pTnNina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-14
Sniflane % Hurolespia.

Get tDite SocialiitoemofratiS Or.
gen ipr Slesuig % Soften "S6les-
pia-Soliten Solfs.3eitrns" fnpt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-14

ehmnriueu -Susoenrer- er rrootnaer 4.
eco croeu. og ben or alt pi Fan cHve en-
SnmaTiHe al tTre. Sen a!sr Goci slrtsio.
90 gear let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-14
Humrnif WaN til Suincnc.

Humrnif Spg cr blepct itilci til
Haaoigbeo ior Ell binig Fri3 I'll
Seeming al Ell boIu Ntiaion Spin til
bCnpeo 200 TlnN2 &G9t. @Nuo-
mrnocne itaI iao iorpliate liz til at
lepere DC bernleO leOeoe Spiu /
Maaneoerne %Sebruay, Mort@. Npril
"a Moi 1916 til en- Tria, iom ic.
mere nil bli faiti0t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-29
MONMOUTH

Preparations are being made for an
Art and Handicraft loan exhibit, to
be held at Cumston library the last
week in June. Contributions from all
parts of the town are solicited, con-
sisting Of articles of needlework of
any kind, hand woven linen, samples,
drawings old or new, silhouette pic
lures, also interesting souvenirs and
curiosities Of any kind are requested
and will be safely cared for by the Ii
brarian.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blaisdell of
Gardiner were weekend guests at the
home Of Ethan Little.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Parker of California and
Mrs. Sarah Parker of Holliston, Mass,
are guests of their sister n-law, Mrs.
Emily Parker.
Edward Pierce Of Maiden, Mass, is
the guest Of his cousin Mrs. A. C.
Sherman. and other relatives in town.
Miss Marian Brainard Of Augusta,
was weekend guest of Miss Lorena
Cochrane.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. D. Maxwell and
children Of Somervlle. Mass. ars at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-29
ST. ALBANS

The schools in town closed with a
fine exhibition at the Opera House
Thursday afternoon and evening. 1t
was we'll attended and enjoyed by all.
Wilson Green has been i'll with a
cold and unable to be in his store sew
eral days the past week.
Will Batchelder has been visiting his
daughter Tina for a few days.
DR.. Windham and family of Hart
land have been stopping at C. A.
Batchelder's for short time.
Will Bigelow is building quite a
number of new hen houses and intends
to go into the business extensively.
Laurence Schillinger is gaining quite
rapidly at present.
Wesley Seekins is working for
Charles Leach repairing his buildings.
Glen Hanson has been having his
barn moved. Fred Davis did the work
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam. Fellows called at
J. S. Smiths Sunday.
Sam Fellows has been building the
chimney in Charles teaches house.
They have been putting in a water
course by Stanley Harson's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-29
may16eodtfx

their farm near Wilson pond for the
season.
Miss Elizabeth Ham is entertaining
house party at her bungalow on the
North shore Of the lake. She has as
guests Miss Simmons of Boston, Mass,
Miss May Brown, Fort Kent. Miss
Rideout, Auburn, Miss Paul, New
Sharon.
Miss Florence Packard returned
Saturday from West Peabody, Mass,
and is at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Packard. She has
finished the third year Of successful
school work as principal Of the
Grammar school in West Peabody,
Mass. She also had charge of the
three other schools in the building.
Shaw Brothers on Back street have
planted Is acres of potatoes.
Carltone Blake returned to Boston
on Saturday to join the Boston Ly-
ceum Players and make a trip
through the Western states
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-29

The militia alarm will blow one hour
before entrainment.
A regimental flag will be presented by
the city of Augusta at the station. The
presentation address will be made by Sen
ator Frank L. Dutton. The flag will be
received in behalf of the regiment by Col.
Hume and staff.
The purse of gold will be presented by
Mayor Viles to Company NJ at the sta
ton. This has been raised by popular
subscription and will be used for hospital
purposes. etc, by the company in the
field. The purse will be delivered to Capt.
Perley for the company and the money
will go into the company fund.
Hundreds of American flags will be dis
tributed by the city to the crowd at the
station. Dennis band will furnish music.
City officials and members of the city
government will meet at the Purtnton
building when the militia call sounds.
Mayor Viles suggests that all places of
business be closed during the time that
the troops are en.raining.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-29
RICHMOND

Mrs. w. F. Durham and daughter
Lillian were visitors Tuesday in Au-
gusta.
Mrs. c. c. Leighton and daughter
Mrs. Fred Lewis, were visitors Tues
day in Augusta.
Fred Lewis returned home Monday
after passing the last week at SPUR
rel Island.
DR.. James NJ. Somers. George Kim
ball and son Lawrence, John Daley
and Frank Preble attended the Gar
diner and Winthrop game at Gardiner
Monday.
Mrs. S. M. Prebe and daughter Lee
ma NJ. Harlow passed the day Tuesday
with friends in Portland.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. P. Milliken of
Stockholm, Me-. were visitors in town
Monday.
Charles D. Newell was a business
visitor Tuesday in Bowdoinham.
DR.. W. N. Price was a business visi-
tor Monday in Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-29

An elderly man from the rural dis
trcts was unceremonously dumped
out of his team soon after 10 O'Clock
Wednesday morning, on to the side
walk in front Of the south side of the
Augusta Trust Co. building, but luck
lily was uninjured save perhaps that
his feelings might have been slightly
rufI1ed. The cause of the trouble is
said to have been the fact that while
the team was coming down across the
square from Winthrop street the horse
became frightened at an automobile
and made dash for the sidewalk the
driver being unable to hold him. It
looked for a few moments as if the
horse would hurl himself against the
south door of the Augusta Trust Co.
banking rooms but he slipped and fell
on striking the paving, and was cap
tured before he could regain his feet
The man was caught astride one of the
shafts in such a way that he was UNI
able to free himself. but he was quick
ly rescued from his uncomfortable po-
sition, and after the horse had been
assisted to its feet the man got into
the wagon once more and drove away.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-29
YOU KNOW YOU. NEED
"A GOOD COURSE OF SPRING
MEDICINE, BUT HARDLY KNOW
WHAT TO TAKE.
Let Us Recommend That Grand Com.
bination, Hoods SarsaparilIa and
Peptiron Pills.

1t is found that many people who
feel the need Of a good tonic, an i'm
mediate uplift, Of pure blood and
strength-get wonderful help, perfect
satisfaction, in a course Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla and Peptiron Pills.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is especially
recommended for conditions that are
radically or Enthusiastically scrof-
ulous or dependent on impure blood.
Peptiron Pills are recommended for
conditions that are radically or char
acteristically anemic and nervous.
This combination is of such a char
acter that all the ingredients work to-
gether in perfect harmony. and are
absolutely harmless. They contain
no opiates, no heart-depressants, no
habit forming drugs.
Why not begin taking these two
medicines as soon as you can get
them from your druggist ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-29

We're absolutely no crops harvested,
and great distress ensued. The fol.
! lowing season there was not peck
of corn in the settlement. While
waiting for the 1917 crops to ripen the
people were forced to live on milk
and blueberries. One Of my uncles, a
boy of five was sent to gather berries
He came running back saying that IN
jumping over a wall he had jumped
right onto the back of a big black
COW that ran off into the woods HIS
father, knowing there was no black
cow in the settlement knew that ne
had landed on the back Of a Dig
/ black bear, who driven by hunger
had come up to feed on the ripe
blueberries Of which they are fond
GRANDMOTHER brothers were sea
captains, going foreign voyages. one
of them brought her back two POUNDS
of choice tea, with some loaf sugar
Every woman in the settlement SUD-
denly developed an unusual friend
illness, coming in to get cup OF real
tea, which, after the raspberry 4ea'
tea they had been drinking so long
tasted like nectar from Olympus.
One more bit, and l will stop rem
iniscencing. In 1896 my grandmother
wished to visit her mother in Free
port. The only way 1t couiu
be done was for her to ride horseoacA
(often parts of the way were oul
blazed trails) holding a young baby ID
her arms, going the entire distance Oh
eighty miles each way, alone. Sh1
would stop at night at some settie
ment. The physical and menla'
strain must have been taxing, even
more SO than tennis tournameh"
Scribe, in Squirrel Island Letter
Boothbay Register.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-29

Before an Insurance Company will
take a risk on your life the examining
physician will test the urine and re-
port whether you are q good risk.
When your kidneys get sluggish and
clog, you suffer from backache. sick
headache, dizzy spells, or the twinges
and pains of lumbago, rheumatism and
govt. The urine is often cloudy, full
Of sediment; channels often get sore
and sleep is disturbed two or three
times a night. This Is the time you
should consult some physician Of wide
experince-such as DR.. Pierce of the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute,
Buffalo, N. Y. Send 10c for large trial
package Of "Anuric." Write your
symptoms and send sample of urine
for test. Experience has taught DR..
Pierce that "Anuric" is most power
full agent in dissolving uric acid. and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-29

Utmost instant relief Is at hand and
with this delightful, creamy lini-
ment, pain Of every kind is sure to 60.
Why suffer the awful pains of lumbago
and backache when at a trifiing
cost Minard's Liniment can be used 80
easily and so very effectively?
Physicians have recommended and
druggists advised that the always de-
pendable Minard's Liniment be kept
in every homo ready for instant use.
It is absolutely pure, stains neither
flesh nor elething and cannot burn Of
blister, Ask your druggist
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-29

One of the enjoyable occasions of the
week in juvenile circles was the party
given Monday afternoon by Master John
Wallace Diplock, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Diplock of North street in honor
of his eighth birthday. Forty-two Of the
young mans friends were present and to
say that they had a good time would be
very mild way of stating it. All the
games cherished in childhoods days we're
enjoyed, refreshments were served and
every member of the party went home
firm in the belief that they had expert
enced the best time of their lives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-29

The New England Tel. & Tel Cos
crew which has for the past few weeks
been engaged in laying a conduit from the
east end of the kennebec bridge up Cony
street to Bangor street, and short line
of conduit from in front of City hall to
a terminal pole on the east side of Bow
man street, is now working on a short
stretch at the west end of the bridge to
connect with the conduit on Water street,
and with fair weather will shortly have
the work completed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-29
allow to Put up q


allow to Put up q Tent"
you want to watch them, so you
will know how to put up a tent" said
one little bright-eyed -year-old,
tugging at her mothers skirt. And
mother allowed she was watching with
the strictest of attention.
Company M marched on the field
shortly after the noon hour and the
boys from Augusta passed the inspec-
ton in a most creditable manner. Fol-
lowing the examination of property, 1st
Lieut.. Frederic Owen, assisted by LIST
Sergeant Launcelot Cooper called from
the ranks all those men who failed to
pass the physical examination. The
greater part. Of the M company men
rejected failed to pass merely because
of some minor difficulty, such as I'M
derweight, or lack of height. The men
who did not pass the federal examina-
ton and who are soon to receive their
honorable discharge from the National
Guard are: Sergeants w. w. Winter,
J. o. Trask and Charles Weeks; Cor
porals Fred Freeman and Charles F.
Nichols; Privates H. G. Boucher, C.
P. Burnham, John Carey, Renice Ca
rey, D. F.. Dow, A. w. Ellinwood, F.
NJ. Patrick, H. Rogers, George Trask,
Leslie Trask, Clayton Beane, w. j.
Brown, Bert r. Dearborn, F. A. Dodge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-29

Trains from the east are now we'll
loaded daily with people who come to
Augusta on account Of the presence Of
the I'd Infantry at Camp Keyes. and
also because of it's probable departure
for the Texas border. Quite percent
age of those who come to Augusta are
elderly women. some Of whom no doubt
have son or perhaps two sons, in the
regiment