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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-12-18

-. penobsoot River was eaosec. =
.. -. Tuesday, Dec. II. xs, %
strnnao - u may seem - -.srs- n
go Seothse Of the pess sns ..s" - -
ose dag later th1s ~ ssy|ssr thsn
- - h only ~ eays
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-12-18

AZ the meeting Of the Maine Auto
Iooiie Association last week, Secretary
- - State Frank w. Ball gave the figures
w automobile registration fees for eight
,,seafs, which are Of interest In 1910,
.ue receipts for automobile registration
700 licenses we're so704; In 1911, Sl2, 463;
~, isi2. s9S,313; In 1918. 1885, u
sss s' sls2 ,5l2; In 1915, t270. sos; In 1910,
,o,vo,lSI, and up to date In this year o.
.siI the sum OF S4S8, 900. In oths!
, sOtos, the receipts for the whole year Of
.V, only seven years go. just sooo'
aa'isd our largest single day n lel1.
!, Aiarie Hlsingsr Of Turner, sged Is
g. Just been accepted foe the Unieed
ss Army, altar having boon once
,s,ec'ed. he tried 70 enlist last August
~ ~ was turned down becaase be ~
AZ ~ quite Is, and bsosuss OF : slieo'
ssys'cal defect He Immsdia8sly wen'
p. hospital and vas operated upon
A. ~ became Is In Ssptsmbsr, and seN
ago, having recovered sotIyely ssou
-, operation. pssss.tsd hInseh = -
- uieang ofIios n LewIston, wae sooept
S..snd On Monday w. - = 20
an, NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-12-18
NORWAY.

At the annual MEETING Of Oxford
Chapter, o. +. g.. Tuesday. evening.
officers were elected for the coming year.
Who viii b Installed st tho regular
meeting n January. Friday sveoing .
special meeting was held Tor work. pbea
nu0bor OF candidates took the degrees,
and . lunch was served later. Tbs
officers elected are:
W.M-Ms. Emma A. Buck.
W.P-Albion =. Rnck.
g. n: aaIa H =. LeIsus.
Trssa.-Hrs. Eyis i. Coof.
co1;-Ai,s Bersnice 4. Nash.
e. :; 1,n.r w a ASsuV g. ~
EsSsI Luck. Ma sseilS 3. Prince. ~
n,.. s,.,,. u p.,,.. -.,, p.~so,a
IN. N-.s ~ lat - - .et.nd . No..
Inc ~ rsrr...rtst,,ss ~ ~ psa C.o..
INK P - -" .arn. az =. ~. o or,.
coma 81 th,s .ss,,ro 4 ..s dscid.d n
o....,". "h.r... q O-s"-S Ccrrt. -
=. $1,000 =. T".. 80 .rr,;.S.,on
-, - hs. .irsadv h..r m.ds Thss
oh.n..- LII 49, nhs,c. a n, Rsd
C 1spo. g.. ~ so 49,. -.
m ,J.% IN An .n.ss,.,v =. I.r~s Int
thi. vili ~ merced In the cb.ntef.
Oxford Pomona Grange Will meet with
NOrVa Grange Jan, Let.
". .nd NJ. p,cku.ll and
Gretchen Eisenwiuter started Saturday
for waterbury. CT, to visit their
daughter. Mrs. 4. e. Eisenwinter, and
family for about two weeks.
The campaieu for ten million now
membera of the Red Croas began Mon
day morning. and NORWAY is making q
drive to sec1re its allotment of 6S7 new
members.
LaForest Thurston secured two good
hncL. an hi. hnntino trim IN Rrrol. N.
U
,..,, ...,,.s -.
Barton Reading Club Thursday after
noon, when the author studied was
Henry van Dyke.
The broWning Reading Ciuo VIII moot
this Monday evening With Miss Elsie A:
Favor. The program will include toll
and Q Christmas story or poem from
each mamber.
:.,, h..n .,..taa
OWcers - ioiioWo nsso ooou o'oS.0u
by the WazeomanahWee Camp FIRE
GirIs.
prs.-1ar. R,cb.rd.on.
sec.~Doris Cummings.
Treas.-Susie Bradbury.
On Tuesday of this week the Univer-
salist fair will be held ut Concert Hall,
with sale of the usual variety of articles
In the AFTERNOON, and buffet lunch at
six O'Clock. In the evening an enter.
tsinment will be given Consisting of
musicaI numbers and tho one-act
comedy. "The Great Medical Dispen.
sary.n with the following cast:
pro,a..or Ke.ehum stuart W. Goodwin
Mr.. HnSones. Hugh Psndexssr. sr
Pat s.n acNoode----.----...hal0p1x Sc Sisin
sputter Donald Partridge
Til. M.thod;.s oburch will have a
,,ss and rstrsshment. In the Afternoon Of
Mond.v Dsc "a and a ooncert in the
ao. .s. D'S'
'' Smo... ~ n. r,-orth Isaoue Of tho
Ms,bodist church recently elected are:
Pres.-D. L. Joslin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-12-18
Collectors Advertisement Il Sale Of
Lands Of Nonresident Owners.


UNPAID taxea on laads situatsd In the town OF
Paxls, n ths County Of Oxford. for u
year 1911.
M following M Of taxes on real estats Of
Fnon.yeaidcnt ownen IN The town Of Paris,
afoEeeaid. for TIE year lsl7. committed 70 ne tor
COLLECTION for said Town on tho 9eth day Of Nay
1917, remain unpaid; and notice ID hereby given
not previously paid, % much Of The real estate
taxed g q su1nc1enf b pay the amount due thefe
for, including interest and charges, win be sold
without further notice q pubic auction = New
Hall, In said town, On the first Monday In
February, lsls, q nine O'Clock AZ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-12-18

Ruth winslow, Doris Cole, Doris Kerr
Marion Hollis. Beryl Silver, Bessie Camp
bell. Lizzie Auxsy.
Sailors
Stanley Greene, Clinton Hubbard. Pear
Burnet. Carlton Gray. Herman Noyes, Rich
ard Noyes, Lindley Hubbard. Harlan Alb
bolt.
Angela
Evelyn Wight. Gladys Hatch. Leona Her
rick, Louise Silver, Emma West, Gertrude
Cushman, Bernice Simpson.
Neighborhood children
Members Of the primary departments in the
several Sunday Schools.
Mrs.. Ida D. Briggs at the piano.
In addition to this, some of the
schools will have informal affairs at
some other hour.
The Universalist Sunday Schools
Social Union will have Q Christmas tree
with gifts for the members OF the Sun
day School at 4 P. n. Monday, Dec. "a b.
At 6:45 q Universalist Christmas social
supper will be held for ell parisbioneri
and their children, after which all who
can will attend the cantata to be given
at New Hall.
The Methodist Sunday School will
have q Christmas tree at the vestry ct
O'Clock Monday afternoon.
The following programme will b
given at the First Congregational church
next Sunday ct the morning service.
Organ Prelude.
Christmas Carol
Invocation.
Responsive Reading Of Psalm.
Gloria Patri.
Noticee.
Anthem-Their Message sweet.--.---.-..Portel
Xptbbs%eH Hs Come Three Kings. Brgss
Prayer.
Response.
HymneJoy to the World.
Sermon.
Renediction.
Ma Ruth Graves, soprano; Miss Heller
Barsss eonsralso Mr. Chester ter. ERs,sg, o ssSop
ist and director.
Special Christmas service ut the Bap
tist church next Sunday evening. Sumo
of the best music by choir and organ
| The morning will be given to MT
Malouf and Armenia. The evening will
| be the Christmas service and an extra
| fine one is promised. Order OF service:
Hrolu0o. .-.s 80" n ~ y
Carol-Good Tdings-: oafue'
Violin, Miss Deane
/ Joy to the World ana Cnol
AnsSemMAnd There Were Shepherds Williams
Scripture Reading. :. u.
Duet-Sopgs Of Praise
Mrs. Noyes, Mr.. Edwards.
Prayer. ,cn
Response Violin Solo. Miss Dean,
Ofertory Se'e0'''
Hymn.
XnsSsm-How Long Wit Thou Forget Ne,
Benediction. p..,
Choir. Mrs. Noyes, Mrs. Smiley, Mr.. "a
wards. assisted by Miss Dsane, vioiiniss' MrS
Brickett. orgsnist.
At the Methodist church the music To-
the morning service will be:
Organ Prelude, O6ertoire. ,Truees
Processional, Come Hail the Day--.--:-doWarS
Cecilian and Junior Vested Choirs.
Choir Selection. Glory In The Highest .CsM,fi,,
Carol. Christmas Bells -i %sasa,,,
Recessional, o Little Town Of Bethlehem;
Postlude, Christmas March-----:----.,-;stAgt
Mn. stella W. Burnham, Organiss and Direcso'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-12-18
BUY FOOTWEAR
For Christmas Presents

There is nothing useful acceptable that can be
bought given away than footwear and usual we have
full of all kinds of first class goods which we are selling
at the lowest possible price, We sure that only few
people realize what very complete stock of Boots and Shoes
carry We have large store and it is always filled Our
always complete every department You can
find you here and please do not forget that our
prices always right.
Special for week beginning Dec. H. We will give to the
first $50 who purchase goods to the amount OF 81
or more one flour sitter, only family This is very
useful article and the first $50 customers will get one
Our will be open evenings from Dec 10 to Dec "a
inclusive
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-12-18

A cantata, Santa's Auto Sleigh. 10 In
preparation - . community affair, 10
charge Of joint committee from the
four Sunday Schools. This will be given
In New Hall on Monday evening, Dec.
"a. Charactara In thu canfafa are.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-12-18

On Tuesday of this week the Univer.
salist fair will be held ut Concert Hall,
with sale of the usual variety of articles
In the afternoon, and buffet lunch at
six o'clock. In tho evening an enter.
tainment will be given consisting OF
musical numbers and tho one-acs
comedy, "The Great Medical Dispen.
sary.n with the following cast:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
@rnuSciec t6nms. .Mnrft.

Bon aote 6. @limi bat GttiIlie
cincn @nmo5inS ii Soba
bon $40 chi oaS Saus l}r. 252l,
i.N'crnnucnt.StraBc sefouit.
Ter Anbabcr ocS ncicn y5t.
G1orlcs-SotelD bat BON scr Colonial
Eri1t 50. ais gcrmolicrili ocn
@ciittitcl iiir OoS yASIo5a Soicl~
an Der &6drlcS Strobc mo Waolnlt
&opol slpemlc crbnItcn.
Serr q Srpilg @eahncar hot iiir
einen aunocn cincu @nno5inS iii
Sobc BON $500 olli oas @on8 g}r.
1902, 0loro Caroline 1troBc, ait
%errn Seor9c 4. S9ulbc perfouft.
Glird bic 6irlua 4. ". 1SqIe6art
lpuroc an Ir. l6oplaS y. ,SrtCbcr
Ocr 2onoiit ocS GoualoS s.. Ebomas
5it Rilrton oerntict6ct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

&oD s. 9omcrioy, y, tmo alorios
ric 9lad 20.
9silliom s. Gilcnto. q, lno Carrie
Wl. SecbolO, p.
9luaitit y. Glarfc, rs, imo Sillion
Wl Dhtrpbp, IS.
GoIoin 8. G5i6ion 34, mo aotG'
Teen g, SeorS, %.
GborleS g. Soften IS, (@ithuer)
iino Gmilp 8. Iuier, a.
Soiepb s. Rebnt 90. @oponS, MO.,
m0 Glipia S6cma, 20
George 3. Shmiot %, unO Carrie
8. IoOge, %.
ggolter . @alter 3L (6cicbieScn)
ml0 NlDrtIc .. Sluceucp. 26.
soBn " @iIion %, lmo Gloirc
9l. Mcrucr 90
Mpbcrt 6 Grccnlcc. 2s, un0 9iut1
9& @iaiS, 26, GonlbriOac, @io.
&dul s.. Gttcn6cr0cr %, uuN 81.
lie y. Gonocr, 2t
gIuOrcp 9oItion %, ln0 9icio
Saipcr 2S.
SSolcp6 =. 0oipt 81 nus 9or6oro
M Mciihmonn "A
&oicp5 a 5drcibcr ~ inS
gharp : &rol, n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

oon bon ser Baltimore NaloclStam'
mer hmgirtc qI8 Eoaltmeilter 2os
SGT nobnl ciRen frobIi6cu @crIopt
Sic geomten oes Nereins iino: Sobn
s. gSilbelnl, Erdiioent; 8. 8. AaDcs,
N. Gicc. @rdiiocnt; 6. o. ~. Smith,
3. @icq GrGiioeut; 9. g. aailcr, e..
frctdr; gS. IS. SmoInpooo, 5doRnei-
Itcr Sos Girettorilmi icbt iidl ails
loIoenoeu Nerrcn 5uiamnen. = y.
2coru, 8oriiser; 3. 8. 90rn v. So'
lepb Subboro, George s. Mteongcr
g9iliom 9. Wlc GjroartD, w. E Sum
icr ino gS. ~. Ginalc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
I'm jangcn MdO9cn
Su Brltcu.
gsHuidJt 9lia!tcF, i5rcu &ricf teri
DticntIitgt III BNbcu.

e.
G0tpn, rSu ,,Sgi) iUiinid3te, 0oB 5ie
hieicn @rief SHm &ortbcll imngcr .1ldNa
cbcN nerofieHtljd)cn lpiiroen M&iHe EutO
ten lit iebr rnri an Trduclilei0cn, init
Strdmpfeu uup Nopiicbmcr2ea lro 9luIs
iclidjrncr5eil Nie mciitc Bet. sic battle
feiuC Suit 5ur @lrbcjt, iuto az iNcit, ais
ob liz inuncr irunf fell no entlaNe0
micD, Spnid &. &inbaM5 @cgctablc
COMPOUND 81 ueriudcu, mo eS bat ibr
III pielcr Niniid) gebpIfcn. cs bot lie
ibaiidMiicb ncmi uitt lduncr Wcbr
hai iic pcrinhildjc 5djmcr5eu, oncr 9ljIt
tens mo NoptScbmcrStib imo igD ipNnId,c,
0nH nlle N}dDdlcn ail ac'alen SeincA
NCuitiB 0uuon Ctbaitcn Ernit
giian @uaS Catun 2ll
Grfnttang clucS unnrrcn 9iaOdlcNS.
y|elpsGnltic, SSiN. qTnA mcilrnt
clftcn bis 5u mctucm ieDscbutcn Sagr
litl id iehcn WIunot ID lalucr D0b ial
Su g'etie gcNcn muBic no ba!ic Moois
rnb s(liGcnld)mctScn Nn1 inlcilc &ein, pnB
III Hlicl jcncn Atpndf trlluNHt& aSyD
iuuBic Niytt mas cs 6cbclliCtc, ailcb nur
yiac W}uuic 9alAc 5u baben Ntcinc 0jes
rnnNclt 1901 8ni3 itilitr9rGbeM nNo
AeS5ic peruna,ttu ri6lt min Slt GelfciE
Cine NaAbdriu crsGAItc weiper Ntutiel
bon gDoid q, %infbdul'S &e1cicplc Cost
puNno, Id Na6m cS itr iiAlc misN irti
irt terQrborcn SN ltrc uiAt mc6i
lro Hu icNeN 9Roudt rrAclwaNQ.~
Erm ScN eamtitcnt S22 @iio ll. @tr.
Mcwec'rc IwN
9aG0Nen 0ic US'i hsnlribcn @tiocn lui
nicic iun0ta Nrurcp hehniict hiss, iplicl
ioiogt Nic oicWWSNct Nlrdl pcn Mchcaud
BON Su0io q. WtMbcnlS @eiclG6le Com
pNgN0 WicFet Nj GcMrucli iutlcii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

oigt, rno tpiro oieS oilf ocnl Martt
itorf gcfiiblt pcrOen Eie Rreile fir
@eid)fobIc iinO fcIt un0 mod nidf
ernieOrigt poroen Tie @eih6iie
In @ionuiociliriuoorcm 9Sub llnter.
flciberu Shubcn, etc. iinO gut, im0
lieacn gr0Berc gIuitrogc ais I'M Der.
gonsenen Sabre 3rl oieier 3cit Dor.
Die slnsiidteR iiir ooS Grii6io6r.
9augcidj6it iino gIeidliaaS ie6r gttc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

9Sor Ocr nNiainc" .sQlcmcrialtotel
III scr Stohmoc OcS 9tot6bouicS wur
Sc aeItcml 9lbcnO Don oeln ,SSinTiclo
5eoit 5hlcD Soften" cine Crime.
rilnpSfcicr su Gbrcn Oer ual'S ScbcA
gctonllencu &dmcraOeu pcs oncrls
foniicGcn 5hlohtidiiics aMtaire%
oo8 onr It's. Icbruar 1898 im NNicli
bon Sopaua ianf dbgeIoltcu In.
oof0br 200 @crioueil nobnlcn an ocr
pctriotilncli 6cier Gbcil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
Mill NIi a.

Siiugit fam imS dui Scr @romc
no0c cine Gome ii b6hitcr qoeit-
iher NlpoCneiegor5" catgegen. 9llS
iit porither mar iugte mcn i9th5j6b-
riscr Samac; oMoma lit oic Dauc
a6er oru@
r@ieio arm iic it sod ichr eIc.
CANT oeflciNpt?"
Isle bat 0cdl tciu @el0, lm iih
Iorae Rode fouicn 5u t6nnen" lpur
oic g(ltmort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

rSm o@otcI Hcnnert" pcranitoltcfe
qcIicru 9(6cH0 Scr uNcrfebrS Ghtb1
icm eyabfeS6onfctt. GbcrItIicitcnoni
Gbolmccp Y. @afer bonn SricNS 90
portcucnt III @aibtnatou mar cincr
ser 5eiHcoNcr. ST. Scrbcrt 5brri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

Serr (im 6leiicberloDtli sur 1Srnll
lbes SSnbabcrs): uWlerfpiiroIg, syrou
5uber, ie fIeiuer Die QSiirift' wcr.
Den, ocito GROCER tperoen bic griIlaH.
ten an SbreiI 9iingcH."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
ssun cincm NcrsidIae OctrOifen.

gNrr Wed]iNulWUUlI CUIUUVU tY. NI'
t5urs bon glr. n 0itsGrciiouitruBc,
luuroa aciicrn 9}odaiittaa " ieincr
gSo0maa bon clncn NerdihlcNc *
i1llen uro iaieo menlgs Nlmnten
ipGtcr aus sem 2rueu 2cv g'ritor
Dcuc biutcrIaBt icinc @iituc, ,SrdH
g(ocIjnc glrtburs pnO 6rci S0Mtsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

aIopieridilIer oScrr 2ebrer, 0ie
$itrfen Iisen bod inuner NIT upters
qciblogeneu geincn, iuoniit trcten
bic oenn Heoal, ,wenn iic SloDicr ipie-
leu2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

SSntcGaafipno!cSi D ten
NJ. nSym Often miro ser aricg
mirtlid international qciitbrt &ulii.
id'2 SMootelt irordoitldio 2citung
cngliiMes Gelo. ioponihc @cidldbc
amcrifonihc @Irnittut ln0 Oa5u
ncuii01c &iehc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

@itf6er SO Cb5cttSrciie.
Siuge Irou: rDu Bit idbredIid,
Robertl 90 fliidjte i'd nut Dir iuS
NelieltnL neil Oh 0rouBcu nar oie
gtotur beipunoerit lno bier boit ON
pieoer fir uiHts Snterciic lpic fir
bic 8iIoer!~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

rSa ia, oie G6ct mer0cu I'M sim.
mel oeihlolien.
g5o2 ga, Ban bali On ia nod
@ofiiuing, bier oif Gr0en frieeit Oil
ia bod fciHeu g}arr.@
sSrenE0 Gum brpcrmo0crncnDih.
ter)i g9lo mic bcfinOcjt Oh Did in
Der @be?"
Nldter: Sore mir dlti; Icb babe
jeet MIR nod jcmdu0eu mcbr, oer
mid nidt perItebtl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
@em . bnbeits dBiq

GtneTl Sleilder lnur Don 0erSto0l
aus Der Berfmli BON &eriugen ilbcr
troaen tpor6en. gSenn jenlouo iibcr
sic bo9en ASrciic flaetc, 'o9tc cr pic
cr IS bon ieincm Soiptgepcrbe ber
nrpphnt iudr
sd fann'S niht dn0ern 3ie ba'
Ben feline 2lbmmg ipie tbencr icgt
Oas 6iidtutter itl@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

y V0 Z w n V9 W ND I Y ".
SclOgrancr (aai llrlmb) r@inigt
Der Observation-Disclosures bic 3u mir
1eidlidt bait babe id 8cianaeuen
Srqli5uirn 9cidcntt
SicbesgdbcnipenOer (erihrodcn
bCrauSplaBcuol; pa iQ oa wirn's
nniI wieocr beiBcn. pic ocutlden
&yorbateil"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

Ggci (5um @caaicN) aEuB S5le
npracn uniS @urcaii fnmnrH mo
Sic SIRE Sndb5eit i.crit Hitbc iu
SSbngn ia nidlt 3ll &err siHllcr glber
rs licocu II oiclc 5hreiborbeitcii TOR
md bic lui0 ia iir0cn Gie sciuiB "
Stiiuohcu 3eit oa lclltcn SIe
Iigb wguiQitcns ctipus glrbeit nit ned
&ulic nebmea."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
@raipllMaeMe @iihne.

y 5 ~ " Y q VWe n " INII \.
Gtaotcr (bei elmer Samltcrfabrt
ouI 0cu QonOcl. uSeiicru 9lbeno
foIoiioIes S5HDciu gc9abt. 2dBt lih
Sd ctn Bauer biureiBelt Mir nc DIR
feiae al qe6enun0 Dolnit i'd ibu nicht
orseige, bat CT iih 0crcit crfldrf mir
bier @ilr0 Butter uu0 5parSin
Gier Su Herfulten;T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

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M. @. Zum ii GD.,
dg2 ei0 DlageIasa 1raIs aTaa
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rabmegi IdAea ets
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rids@MoEe.
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GbctR II. @opauds. 5icoi8aapalt @'ossass
Noioel@'@c9HRW RWNlfens &eriaASret9fg Mtdg&a
iNly0 Stuff @hdl8iNG,
CNnpIM NJ. NgEaheis, ItO~EIg &ain &n,lbiNG
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,g% wan Gl0f8g Nt. 1f NNIitM9GtA NNaFiS&s
'yahc Wlo Ntt H9nal StgsN94
ssaIaM NiG pNpiluFe EaF N8N5 f30 $4iH
&AM@lgt Nlapltc GAs BHtase tWs aV sR9xf6
NadreSs@truBe.
S1nOmitl6lc9alRsDc @egGl5e en5
S5dniergicu.
suiiFlsp Naraty Sr. &a5 &ctosgaeas algaas.
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The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1917-09-13
GENERAL kORNllOEF HAS DE.
MANDED FOR HIMSELF DC
TATORlAt POWERS.
SITUATION is MOST CRITICAL
Martial Law Has Been Declared In Pc
trograd and Its Environs and Gov
eminent Taking Measures To
Crush Revolt Swiftly.

New York-The Russian govern
ment again is facing a crisis. but ap.
parently. with his usual "blood-and-
iron" methods, Premier Kerensky has
taken rigorous steps to combat it and
10 punish severely those of the oppo-
sition clements who brought II about.
General Kornilof. commander In
chief of the army. backed by group
Of political agtators, has demanded
for himself dictatorial powers by the
surrender of the government into his
hands. Kerensky refused to comply
with the demand and has had incar-
cerated in the Petropavlovsk fortress
NJ Iovoff. member OF tho Duma, who
acted as Korniloff's mediary and who.
under a severe examination. has had
wrung from him the details OF the
plot TO overthrow the government and
bring about a return of the despotic
regime. The names OF the chief con-
spirators in the plot also have been
asCertained and these men doubtless
will receive punishment at the hands
of the government.
Kernloff has been deposed from the
chief command Of the army while
General Lokomsky has been pronounc-
cd traitor for refusing TO take up
Korniloff's duties
Martial law has been declared in
Petrograd and It's environs and the
government is taking measures to
crush the revolt swiftly and decisive
". probably by the creation of a di-
rectory composed OF small number
OF men. tried and true friends OF the
revolution.
An indication that Kerensky and his
followers have good chance quickly
to bring about order Is contained in a
proclamation issued by the Soldiers
and Workmen's Council urging that
all the army and navy organizations
obey the provisional government and
refuse to adhere to the conspiracy
and asserting that KornilofY Will be
punished for his treachery.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1917-09-13
AN oILskiNs AND SOUTHWESTERN"
This Natural Scout Is Making Fast tho
Ship In Heavy Weather.

really water scouting: "watercraft" as
contrasted with woodcraft; boat lore
instead OF field lore. In other words
this increasingly popular branch of
scouting can be, and should be, taken
up wherever there is enough water 10
float boat and enough boys to man II.
In carrying out the program the Nau.
teal Scouts visit other ships In the vi.
cinity and there become familiar with
the nomenclature, as we'll as the whole
run OF the vessel. Naval history Is In.
cluded In. the program OF work. and AS
opportunity affords, Scouth leaders
take the boys on cruises, stopping nj
other ports and visiting such institu.
ton as marine museums. navy yards
and famous ships.
Daniel Beard. national Scout com.
missioner has pointed out that the
Nautical Scouts can perform very use
full service In looking for wrecks or
vessels In distress. noting what vessels
pass and what descriptions OF vessels
they are. whether the vessels In the
ofiing are freighters or passenger boats
steamers, gasoline launches, cat boats,
sloops. schooners, brlgs, brigantines
barks. barkentines or full-rigged ships.
The day will come when Nautical
Scouts Will be In demand to manage
command or own vessels of the mer
chant marine.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1917-09-13
BAUX|TE PLANT IS
DESTROYED BY FIRE
ENTIRE OLD PLANT DESTROYED
WITH EXCEPTION OF ENGINE
ROOMS AND OFFICES.
ESTIMATED LOSS Is $4,000
More Than 1000 Men Employed In
Plants At Niagara Falls and Wor-
chester, Mass, Are Affected BY
Destruction of the Plant.
Bauxite.

Bauxite.-
Fire broke out in the plant Of the
Norton Bauxite Company at Bauxite.
the entire old plant being destroyed
with the exception of the engine
rooms and Offices. with loss of more
than $4,000 The costly generators
were not damaged The loss is Gov
cred by insurance.
The plant was used to crush and
calcine bauxlte purchased from the
American BauXite Company. The cal
cined ore is shipped TO Niagara Falls.
where it is treated electrically and
converted into aluminium. The mate
rials are used in the manufacture Of
ordnance and many other finished
metal products and the destruction
of the plant at this time IS a very Sc
rious thing.
More than 1000 men employed in
plants at Niagara Falls and Worces-
ter, Mass. are affected by the destruc-
ton Of the plant. 1t will be rebuilt
at once
Officials of the company refused 10
say whether they have any suspicious
of incendiarism