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Die, ipsnn dussnommsH, Die 2tufs
bsbuns 0es Streitbefe1ls naa Iia
5ieben tperoe.

Daibingion .. g.. 81. 2tug.
Der aougreB lsste an 9oHneritaJ
ale auoeren geI6dfte hsiIeite uno
ipiohste ii3 Der grtuasung Der bon
benz prdfOentsn Wilion smpfobleHea
GefeBesporldge, i'm SnIereiie einst
9srbinberung bes Streits. 9l6er Der
prdiioent OsriisB fi9 ni4t aaeiH aui
ben aOngrsB, ionbern ieBts ieine Be-
miibungen fort. bic Sdupter Der grus
btri6aften gu elmer Dsridie5ung bes
Strei.6efebIs ,u perdnlafen.
aur5 Dor Wtittag besab lt6 be-
praiibert ro9 benz 8apltol, mo- sr
nit ben Giibrern torrferirts unb in i.
brang, bic StrsitOorIase Dor Samitag
4beub CUR anHabme gu bringen.
Damn tebr!e CT nab oem Deiben
6auIe Suriid, NO er nodmals an Die
SGupter Der 9ruberT4aften oppelirte,
ben 9eginu oes Streits 81 peridies
ben.
O6slsi9 bieisl6en tpieberbolten,
bab nur cine i9uen giinftige gntiaei'
bung bes aongrsTss bies betper,itslis
gen tSnne, ba re isIbft nidt autOriiirt
ieisH, ben Streit 5u Deri6ie5eu,
briidte bpd) elmer DON ibnen RE an=
ii6t aug, bab angeiiats Der 2lnitrens
sunssn, fpelhe i'm Songreb gsmadt
tperbn, Die Qngeiteqten, faQs i6usH
seniisenb 3eit su eiHem Reinungs-
ausorut gese5tn Dsroe. fir cine Der
i6iebung itimmen piirben.
Dies unb pns gemiiben, ben Gpns
greb gu elmer ReIoIution su rsranlai,
len, in tpel9er bic g(ngeIteQten auf5ss
forbert perben, ben 5treit gu Dsrs
f6ieben, baben pon Reuem SOffnuns
gen sripedt, bab Der Streit Der6inbsrt
iperber t0nne.
9tubsrbem ettt Der prdiibent Nil.
ion nit benz gsbaRteu I'M, epentuea
an bic slHseittlIten Der Gifenbdbnsn
ftlsit 3u appelliren uHb ibuen ndbs5us
lesen, bnB Der &oHgreB i'm gesriffe
lei, ibneu gu eeben, Das fie perlanseH.
mdbrenb bas Sendtstomulitte. fiir
stpiIdeniiaatlidsu !9anbet ei1 gerb6r
anitsate, in ipeIhsm bic 9dupter Der
gruSsri6aftsn iOipis bas aommitts.
Der giienbabn 9yaiibenten Oernoms
men tpurSeu, tinigtsn fid bic Gii6rer
I'm SauIe duf cine BON bem 3sprGiens
tanten 9lbamion uuterbreitete unS
bon bem prGiibenten Wilion eebiliss
te 8orldge, peIte ben adtitiinSigsa
Irbeitstag bsrfiist, fOtpie Die gtns
isbuna elmer Stpmmiiiion bic bic ans
beren Streitfragsn unteriu6en ioa.
Uton plant, hisIe gorfase sur gtnz
nabme 81 bringsr, 70 lan9e Der SeHat
isine gripGsuraeH nod fcrtiebt.
Sn bem 9erbor Oor Dem Sendtss
tommittse ppponirtsn bic gfnseitsllteu
Der bon benz Qrdiioenten WilIon EN-
pfpbIenen Bill, ipelte Elm 3pdnsss
S9iebsserid.sbsrfabren fir alleapbns
itreitisteitsn i'm 8lbnbetriebe Dprs
i4reibt unb BEN glbutsamten ben
ohtftiinbieen 2trbeitstds.
ReprGfentaHten Der GiIenbabnsn,
Der grubsridaft,n uHo Der Srsanis
fatipn Der gnsrps odnbler orgus
mentirien am 9onnsrftag nsun Sfuns
ben lang Dor bem Senaistpmmiitse
fir sipiidsnItaatIi9eu 5aHbel ii6er
geIebesbprlaesn in 9erbinhung nit
BEN anseorobten Streit. unb Biz
fpGt am Mbsnb berietb bas &ommitz
tee iiber bic 9orlage, tpsldbe am Srei>
tag benz Ssnat untsrbreitet iperben
fplI.
atns ben Ianssn geratbunsen DOR
bem Rommittx maroe ss slar, Sab
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4as gauge Jntereiie am
arieg
0ie aud uuF bag, mas Gelomari6al
bon Sinoenburg jebt l9un piro,
SIT jsbt auf cen 8altantrisg tOn3sns
trirt.

2onbon, 81. 9nlguil. Das gan3e
SntereiIe an oem &riegs 1T iebt euT
ben galtan ton3entrirt, unb auf ben
DeutIden 6elonlari4dQ bon 5inbens
burg. 0as @iugreifen &umdniens in
ben arieg bait man bier ni9t nur
bes6al6 fir pi6tig, ipeit ben 9lGiirs
ten babura fr;i3e 5rupfen 5ugefiibrt
peroen, Ionbern neil es 0abur4 AUDI
ben RuiIen erm0gli6t p.rO, tbr Spez
rdtionsfelb aua5ubebnen uno gemeins
I9aftli6 nit cen RumGnen ul8 cine
Qrmee in 8ut.5ien unb Sie6en6iirgeH
gegen bic Seiterrei6er gu tGmpfen.
Sin anberer pt4tiger Yuntt lit bns
S9lieben Der 0Onau, ii6er Die buupts
TG9li8 Oeuri4tano MiunittOnsOprz
rGt6e na6 Der Siirtet i6idte, pa6reno
8prrGt6e dQer Qrt oon 8ulgdrien uno
Der 5irtei aus Oia bic 0onau naa
Oeuti9lanb gei6idt pur>en.
Die 9eriht, barii6er. ob bic Gen.
trulmdate fir bag Gingreifen Rus
mdniens in ben &rieg boIbereitet tpds
rem, 9eben duseindnDer. Wd9reno es
in ben offisi,llen 0iterreI6iiden Be
ritten bieB, bab Oeiterrsi4 llngarn
fir aQes porbereitet gelpeIen lei, gebt
aus 3eitungsbepeiaen 6erDo-, bab Die
Gentralmd6te bon Der dnbauerHoen
QeutrdlitGt RumGniens 10 ieIt iiberz
3eugt gepeIsn Ieien, odB lie bic 6ren3e
nur i8pd6 6eIebt 6ieIteH, uno jest
aug alien RiGtungen 9eri ritGrtungeH
bortbin i6iten.
Wtan ipri6t bier oud iiber Die
M6glidyfeit, ooB 8ulgarien BON ben
8erbiiroeten abfaqen un6 6as grie'
diide Golf ieine Gegierllng 5lpingen
f6rre, oos Seer tpieoer 81 mobiltIi-
ren, iun Ser geietltrg beg Der Siirfei
abgenourntenen, iebt grief,tifen 8e'
bets 0urf 6ie gulgaren elm Gnoe 3lt
MAIDEN. Ger aonig 5eroinmo befilt-
BET ii6 iest in 8ien, Ser &ronprtn5
Boris ioQ NIT ben 6einoen ielnes
8atcrs ipurpat6tiireu.
Sic Weiittheter geadrifter iager,
6aB sic DtittelntGd)te 1tid)t an Der
2opolitdt gnIoariens 5ipeifeItcn, ober
cod Degen ieines obicuren 8erbaltenS
belnrubigt ieien.
get 9e3ug auf oer SSeI6mari6all
BON Sir6enblrg lit man bultptiahlIdI
geIpon1t 0arauf Oh uno IN pelher
8eiie er BEN 6eI65ugspIan 0eutih'
lambs abGrberr ipiro. Sieiige Wttli-
tGrfafIerte iiro Der Slritdt, 6aB es
fiir oie Ge1ttraLulGdte bon Der gr0B'
ten 8id)tigfeit mar, ibre 8ertbeioi'
gungslinie 5u perfiir5en, nod che Die
ia bltr6 oas @ingreiien Humdnien=
in 0en &rieg Inn ntebr oIs 800 Net
len oerldngert tp,roe.
Ob Die 6ffertIid)e gteinllng lulo
6ie poIitii6en Sl1tereiien angcii6t3
Ser grflGrung bes aalBIers BON
9etbmann SoQtpea boB Die jeeigc
ariegstarte Die gaiis fitr ben 5rie'
ben abge6en nriiiie, 3itgeben ptro, o1b
irgerto elm Sbeil oes @ebietes lpieoer
beraltsgegeben miro, oaB Die Central
nlaate no9tcn erobert baben, lit ieGr
frnglid.
guu Sinbenburg pertritt bic feite
4uIi6t, bab Der ariss bura ein 9eiiez
gen RuBlanbs gepOnnen perOen muB,
ipGbrenb General DON 6altenbapn anz
i4sinsnb bic Gnti4eibung an Der nett
Iiasn Jront geiu6t bat.
Msebr ais cine Dfillipn
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MnfdHe.

- Die s.idbrige gIla Diff, 1854
@arton Gtrnbe, fieI eeitern GladJnlit.
tag BON einem @agerL aiif oen iie
NIT ari0eren ainSern ipieIfe unb
brad ben Iiitfen glrnr. Gittopatrcl 8
brnffe fie nnd oem StnbtfoipitaI.
- Oscar &eIlnrirth, 1406 GlaD
Gtrabe, elm Giibnnann Der GeIianee
Goal Co., tptroe geitern sIbenb iieben
llbx oIs fem Mooeu an Der @uut
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9ies mnS 9as.

= Ridter 6. SO. Spffmann Dom
Jamilisngerihi, tsbrt morsen aus ben
Syerien, bic er in Gum Gate, Wi9.,
Der6ratts. Suriid. unb pirD bdnn To-
fort ipieber ben 8oriib I'M Sugenogss
ridt iibernebmen. Sdeibunsspro5eilt
lpirb er iebo6 erit am Is. September
5ur Yerbanpluna dufnebmen.
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bon ieiner Domination Send9ri6tigt
tperoen fpirD.
Senutor 9rdnOeger, ein repu6litds
niides Wlitglieb bes &omntittees fir
5pii6enitootlt6en Sdnbel, briidte pie
anii6t aus, bab bic 8orldge rpobl Biz
gum 5reitdg Gbenb dngedommen per-
ben lpiirbe.
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nen auf bem Mege na6 Solebo, mas
aber nlr gefheben mar, INN ben p0>
BEL irresuTiihren. Wli0er mar nit
Daniels bireft nod J}opoleon ges
fdbren
GINA, g., 81. Qtug. 2lm 0pn,
neritua Q6eno periammeite Ii6 nie-
Der Elm sroBsr p0bel6uuien Dor Oen'
@ountpsefdngriB, es fanOcn aber tein;
OemonItrationen ftatt. G:ns 3eit lang
befiir9teten aber bic 8eaMter, buB e.
ols sSolge Der QusIfreitungen bonn
Ulittno9 2tbenp 5u einem aafen.
tnmpf tommen piirbe, unb Is mur,
ben Ou6er ale n0tbissn GOrtsbrungen
9etroffen.
Der GberifT Sberman Glep, Der
am Mittlpo9 4berb BON bem p06si
miBhnOelt rpnrDs, Biz er enoli6 Jag
ts, baB er ben 9eger 0uniels, ben
2ngreifer Der Fran 9n6e;, na4 ST
taipa gebr19t babe. febt:e am Qbeno
mad Gina 5uriid.
Der gleger bsfinbet ii6 I'M 5enrp
GDuntb @eTGnJnib 5u Napoleon, ipo-
bin er pon O.tapa aus aebra6t mar,
als Der gG6el ppn Gina 6er i'm Qtns
5uge mar.
Der Sheriff Glen befinbet fia issi
in Gr5tli6sr gebdnblung. Der g06sl
bate ibn in Der WittpO6 Raat
fiirfterlicl 7uoeriftet
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unb golerain slbenie BON elmer ssobn
StraBe Gar getrofien purbe, abge.
iporfeii, fam ober nit leidren Der.
lfblngen bobon, bic in einer noheee.
legenen 9lpofhefe perblutoen fpilroan.
Sein Mngcn oasegcil ipllroe Ifarf be.
id,1oidf.
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noibDenbigsr @erbsHerunsen an bsr
proteftorb foipobl ipit am ct. gina
3en5sandbenbeim eripddfen iinb, rpGre
IS iebr al ipiini4en, bob ale ;Sreiinbe
nnb Bonuer mitipirfen, um fas
6erbItfeit am 9lrbeitertdae 5u cin.m
9roben finan5iellen grfolge 3I madea.
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Daie.CaA.

Das gitfultai Der ssiirisen Gpisls
mar frie folgt:
Gbicaso .0010O3130- 8
ct. 2ouis -. 00000O010- 1
Bolton O0OOO011 - Q
pittsburs :. 0021G00 -3
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Nmbe

War nah Der S6redensnadt II
Gina am 0onnerita5 tpisbsr eins
gete6rt.
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gtreif eifsSDrlagem

Durbsn fir 6sios 5daisr I'M &onsreb
rorbereitet.
Sn benIel6en 1T Der a2titunoenta5
uno bic grnennung siner aoms
milton porseieben,
Welfe ii6er bic Reiultate bsfeIben
fir bic gapngsielli6afteH berid>
ten iol.
=
Der Spreter Der Sruberi6dften srs
t!drte ii4 ron Der 9OrIage be-
iriebist,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-04-12

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound My
mother bought it and the next month I
was so well that worked all the month
without staying at home day. am
in good health now and have told lots Of
girls about it Miss CLARIcE NORM,
q Russell Street, Taunton, Mass.
Thousands of girls suffer in silence
every month rather than consult ply
stefan. If girls who are troubled with
painful or irregular periods, backache,
headache, dragging-down sensations,
fainting spells or indigestion would take
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, q safe and pure remedy made
from roots and herbs, much suffering
might be avoided.
Write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass. (confidentiaD for free
advice which will prove helpful.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-04-12

The nrst character Of right child
hood IL that 1t u modest A well bred
child does not think 1t can teach its
parents or that it knows everything.
It may think its father and mother
know everything, perhaps that all
grown people know everything: very
certainly 1t IL sure that 1t does not
And it y always asking questions and
wanting to know more. Well. that Is
the frst character Of good and wise
man at his work. To know that he
knows very little: to perceive that there
are many above him wiser than he.
and to be always asking questions,
wanting to learn, not to teach. No one
ever teaches well who wants to teach
or governs well who wants to govern.
1t IL an old saying Plato's, but I
know not II his flrst). and as wise as
old.-From "A Crown Of VIVID Olives"
by John Ruskin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-04-12
Prseoeieus Mozart.

At three years Of age Mozart would
amuse himself for hours together in
picking out thirds on the piano with
his wonderful ear. At four years he
learned minuets and before six played
some Of his own compositions, actual
ly starting on . concert tour with his
sister at that age. Before three years
had elapsed he had taken by storm
four Of the most important capitals in
Europe-Vienna, The Hague, Paris
and London. His reputation as COM
poser was established by the time he
was only ten years old. Mozart full
nlled In maturity the promise Of his
early years, but at the age Of thirty
i've passed away, engaged ON a re-
QUEEN which he gradually learned was
to be for himself.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-04-12
EAST BLuEHiLL, 252.

April /, the grange observed its thirty
third anniversary by an afternoon and
evening meeting. In the afternoon the
second and third degrees were worked,
followed by roll-call. Special features OF
the afternoon were readings By g. W..
Clay, Ada Conary and Esther Cooper; mu-
sic, Mrs. Nellie Wood and Miss Wallace;
Q monoiogue, Nellie Wood; remarks, Mrs.
Lizzie Wood aud William Horton. 8. A.
Lopg told how the grange was started,
and Arthur Wood gave = short history Of
the local order. Letters from absent mem.
bers we're read. Supper ~as served 1t 8
O'Clock.
The evening entertainment consisted
OF . comedy drama, IAN American Hust-
ler." In the cast were Linwood Leach, Carl
Grindls, Leon Cooper, g. Welland Clay,
Harold Conary. Earle Ray, Eva Thomp-
son, Mabel d. Grindle, Elsie Cooper, Mil
dred Thompson.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-04-12
JEN.
NORTH HANCOCK.

R. l.. stratton, Of Winter Harbor, was.
recent visitor in town.
John Williams, of Franklin, is visi,;ns
his sister, Mrs. Clarence stratton.
Mrs. BerDice Abbott, who is attend;n.
Miss Besl's school in Benson, spent ,hs
Weekend with her parents.
Mrs. n. l.. Mayo has returned n ha.
home In Medford, Mass, after a brief
visi, with her brother, George Latin.
Miss Sadie Mullen was In Ellsworth Phi.
day to attend the teachers convention
She was the guest OF Mrs. Frank GAVIN,
Aptii 10. ANON
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-04-12
AURORA.

Miss Arabel N. Rowe is visiting in BAN
gor.
Lewis Crosby was homo from Colby for
the Easter vacation.
An ice-cream social at the town hall
March 81 was we'll attended.
Samuel silsby, Of Bangor high, 10
home ON his Easter vacation.
Mrs. 8. e. Crosby, who has spent the
past few months with her daughter, Mrs.
r. o. siIsby, atlEiisworth. il home.
April 8. n.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-04-12
Mutual Benefit Column.
EDITED BY ".uxr MApaE".
Hs Motto: aHelpfui and Hopeful"

The purposes of this column are succinc y
stated In the title and mottoit lie for the mnt al
benefit, and sims TO be helpful and hopeful
Being for the common good, It Is for the com.
mon use-a public servant. = pus veyor of In
formation and suggestion, a medium for the In
terchapge of ideas. II this capacity II sotichs
commu nications. and its success depends largely
on the support given 1t in this respect Com
munications must be signed. but The name OF
writer Will not be printed except oy permission.
Communications will be subject 10 approval or
rejection by the editor Of the column. but none
will be rejected without good reason Address
all communications to
THE AMERICAN.
Ellsworth, Me-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-04-12
NEW CENTURY, S6s, pEpHAM.

April s, good program was enjoyed.
A piano solo by Maude brewster was first
on the list, followed by stories by Warren
Miller and Walter Gray and . three
minute speech by Gerald Thompson. The
topic, "How may we create greater inter-
est in the grange" was considered in in
teresting discussion. George w. Brewster
was elected secretary in place Of Marion
Bufrill, resigned.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-04-12
NORTH BRookLl,.

A schooner. the first OF the season
passed up the hay April3.
Louis Choate is home from Belfast
where he spent the winter.
Mrs. Annie .Coombs, who has been
quite in, Is slowly recovering.
George Grindle and family, who have
spent the winter here, moved back to Sea.
willie last week.
Little Viola Sherman, youngest daueh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sherman.
is seriously i'll.
April 10. XESopHoS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-04-12
advertisements.
GIRL COULD
NOT WORK
How She Was Relieved from
Pain by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Taunton, Mass. =" had pains in both
sides and when my periods came had

to s tay at home
from work and suf-
fer a long time.
One day a woman
came to our house
a n d a 8 k e d m y
mother why | was
suffering. Mother
told her that | suf-
fered every month
and she said, Why
don't you buy q
bottle of lydia &.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-04-12

Sent by E.
think.E. herself, answered the query
OF "What Remains, when in the same
contribution she quoted these two stanzas
from Whittier's "Eternal Goodness.
And SO beside the Silent Sea,
wait the muff1ed oar;
No harm can come from Him to me.
On ocean or on shore.
know not where His islands lift
Their fronded palms In air,
only know l cannot drift
Beyond His love and care.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-04-12

WHAT REMAINS?
When the..soul is sad with signing,
And the heart with cares, oppressed;
When the strength Of faith is dying,
And the spirit roams distressed:
What remains?
When despair the will subduing,
Makes the weary mind its guest;
And discourage accruing.
Creeps within the heaft to rest;
What remainss
When the sky grows dark above us,
AM the clouds obscure the sun;
When we fear those dear, who love us,
And we doubt the mighty One:
What remains.
When the harvester comes reaping,
Summons Life and takes its breath;
And we part forever, sleeping
In the soothing arms Of death;
What remains.
M. E. Roseazarco.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-04-12
Among the Uranssrs.

This column 10 devoted to the Grange. es-
pecially TO the oranges Of Hancock county.
The column 10 open TO all grAngers for the
discussion of topics OF general interest, and
for reports OF grange meetings. Make letters
short and concise. All communications must
be signed, but names will not be printed ex-
cept by permission Of the writer. All com
munications viii be subject TO apr roval by
the editor. but none will be rejected without
good reason.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-04-12

both schools attended in q BODY tn.
bearers were four boy friends : CO..
Perry, Harry Fcss, Merrill Rolfe .ua
Earle Squirting. The floral offerings vss s
many and beautiful. The bereayed =.
rents have tn, sympathy OF all.
april 10. IT,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-04-12
Avoid SPRING Colds.

Sudden changes, high winds, shifting sea-
sons cause colds and grippe, and these spring
colds are annoying and dangerous and are
likely TO turn into . chronic Apmmer cough
New Discovery. . pleasant LAXATIVE Tar
Syrup II soothes the cough. checks the
cold and helps break mp An attack Of grippe.
Just ask your druggist for bottle Of Dr.
King's New Discovery, tested and tried for
over - years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-04-12
NTY NE W.
INDIAN POINT.

Arthur Higgins is working ct Bar har-
Dor.
Mrs. Nettie Higgins, who has been Wis
iting at Bar Harbor, is home.
Tom Higgins has been having some
work done on his cabin by William Hig-
gins.
Carroll Walls, formerly Of this place,
now OF South RIuehill, spent few days
here recently.
George Richards and Forbert Cousins,
who have been home sometime. Save gone
to Northeast Harbor to work.
Mrs. Martin Clark, OF Trenton. ives
here several days last week on account OF
the illness OF her aunt, Mrs. Martha
Harding.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-04-12
RAINBOW. As. NORTH sRooKsv1lLE.

Rainbow grange was called to order by
the worthy overseer, with thirty Ave
msmbers present. The third and fourth
degrei we're conferred upon two candi-
dates. Refreshments were served. A
fine original grange POEM was read by
Sister Josephine Gray. Sister Saunders
furnished music.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-04-12
BAYslDE.

Mrs. Irene Pomroy is visiting in Els
worth.
Mrs. A. B. Smith has gone to Rowland
to visit her sister.
Austin Phelps has taken Jesse Higgins
into his home for time.
Mrs. Ruth Shorey and little son have
gone to Rowland to Join her husband.
April 10. SPEC.
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There was good number present Tues
day night, despite bad weather. A draw
ing contest illustrating Mother Goose
rhymes created much amusement. Eu-
gene Convey gave q piano solo aud there
were readings.
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Pamela. as, HANCOCK.

A feature Of the program Of Pamela
grange April was talk on "What to do
with our wood lands" by Lee Joy.
April there were readings by several
members. During recess, delicious home
made candy was served by the lecturer,
April Is: Music; current events, Msry
Abbott; reading; question, "Does it re-
quire more wisdom to earn Q dollar than
to save onef" song, Maude Strstton:
question box; reading; paper, ssSome Of
the wastes on the farm and how to avoid
Them" Ella saundsrs; reading; guessing
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HANCOCK POINT.

Eleanor Ball returned to the Higgins
Classical institute to-day.
Lester Hall and wife, who have been in
CALAIS for the winter, will be home this
week.
J. II. Peasley has bought the Ropes
cottage, and Is having il papered and
painted.
April 10. A.
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rance on the part OF the housewife why more
Of our su mmer meals cannot be Of the one
piece type. Listen. They are economical
because the combination method Of cooking
saves the juices, and piece Of meat treated
this way actually does go further than when
served en- bloc. Listen again. These are the
kinds OF meals that men like. The camper.
sportsman, the cosmopolitan prefers . real
dish be can sit down 10 to the imitation hotel
style with everything in little bird baths
around your plate; not enough Of any one
thing and everything too "fussy". Why not
..meals for men, - . summer slogan and the
one piece dish for womens
RECIPES
THE DArNTIEsr BOILED CusrARD-Th
is very much nicer than the ordinary
custzrd. Scald one cupful OF milk. Beat
the yolks OF two eggs until thick and
spoonful OF cornstarch with three OF sugar
and pinch OF salt and stir this into the
egg yolks. Pour this mixture on to the
hot milk, stir and cook until thick. Have
ready the egg white beaten stiff and dry,
and pour the cooked custard slowly over
it, folding in the white. When partially
cool, flavor to taste with vanilla or with
crushed straw berry il permitted. Chill.
This is much daintier than any custard l
have ever seen.
FRUIT GELATINE Often geiatine is
craved by the sick. Take any good gela-
tine recipe = orange-jelly is especially
good, and when cold and ready to serve
put q spoonful OF whipped cream on top,
slightly sweetened, or part OF q beaten
egg-wh into which has been whipped a
speck Of salt and enough orange juice to
favor.
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HARBoRsIDE, AIS, SOUTH BRooKsvILLE.
April 5, about forty-five were present.
The first and second degrees were con-
ferred on one candidate. The lecturer pro
tenn. presented good program. At the
next meeting there will be third and
fourth degree work and baked bean sup
per.
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The Wise thing to do nowadays u
to invest your money in . going con-
cern."
yes, and its also . wise thing to
hrst ind out which way the concern =
going."-Judge.
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BAYsIDE. AIS, ELLSWORTH.

April 5, one candidate was instructed in
the first and second degrees. A prize OF
% will be offered to the winning boy or
girl in the boys and girls agricultural
club, to be organized tits month by Bay
side grange.
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HARVEST HOME, 403, WEST ELLSWORTH.
April I there was small attendance.
After business all enjoyed short but In
teresting program. The next meeting
will be on April 15.,