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THURSDAY, JtNE u, 1911
LIBERTY BONDS

In 1871. Gcrmaug. having laid SELF"
to Paris aud driven il people To star
vatiou, demanded contribution Of
s4o.ooo.0oo for the granting Of an ar
mi7ticc
In 1h7l. Germany being victorious
over France, in Wiz which Germany
had brought about by afterwards con
fe.scd forgery, demanded as part OF
its peace terms, besides the granting
OF territory, the payment by France Of
war indemnify of $1,000 1b6,b0o,
German soldiers to remain on the soil
OF France until the indemnity should
be paid The final payment Of this
huge sum was made in 1s73.
In 1871 the population of France
was, in round numbers. 36,ooooo, 81
that the German indemnity WAS prac-
tically levy of $50 Il head on each
man. woman and child of a country
torn. devastated and impoverished by
war
!
nIation four time, that ri France in
ISL. and at time when il is the
richest country that the world has
oyer known. is ut war with Germany
ruthless and determined, and having
respect neither for the laws Of hui
mainly nor God The whole world
almost is at grips and the stake is
Liberty The nations that for three
gears have given of their treasure and
blood. that are our allies in the great
fight. look to the United States to do
their part our own faith, our own
principles, our own safety and Liber-
y require that We should do il
The United States as first steT
towards doing its part asks its citizens
for Il loan of $1,000 10000 and prom
ises to pay az interest ON the loan
312 per cent The loan is the safest
ever offered The terms under which
subscriptions may be made, are
thanks to the patriotism of the bank
ers and business men, most liberal
the bonds that make it up run from
those OF $50 each to those of $1,000
each 1t is loan made by the citi-
zens Of the country to themselves tC
assure the safety of their own proper
ty. their own Country.
Consider what Germany did tC
France in the 1905, consider what
she has done to Belgium and the Bel
gians. to France and the French, her
murders of British women and child
rem in raids on unfortined towns, re-
member the Lusitania. the neutral
merchant vessels sunk. the hospital
ships sent to the bottom, try to inn
agine the vengeance and the indem-
nifty she would intlict upon us ii she
is not beaten down and defeated and
then say whether it is not your duty
as citizen Of the United States to
Buy ii Liberty Bond Boston Trans
cript
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Athens Man Tells OF Pig Profits

A letter recently received from |
p Barker and II W Drawn of Athen
gives interesting information as I
raising and feeding swine. The LEI
ter reads as follows:
Last Fall we had two young
sOws that ran out to pasture dur
ing the summer months. They
gave birth To fourteen pigs. When
these pigs were about five weeks
old we traded one SOW and eight
pigs for separator. This left
six of the former fourteen and
these we tried to sell but every
one had more than he wanted or
else was expecting some Feed
was high and we let our pigs run
in the orchard until some time
the early part of November
We then began feeding them
few small apples. potatoes. beets
and separator milk and continued
this feed until about the first of
January We then bought two
bags of meal and one OF mixed
feed. We mixed them together
and fed twelve quarts a day This
feed was MIXED with hot water
We fed them for siXty-four days
until about March fifth
During that time they consum-
ed nine bags of meal that cost
$20.45; five bags of mixed feed
that cost sos. making total
expense of 5000 We sold the
pigs to Selden York. the meat
man, for Twelve cents a pound,
this netting us 1925 %
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Some Things 0ur Readers should
Know

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.1..,.. ,,...r.. - a,sb # n. yiv work
i,,, d.,.. If ersrz. ...s.l. il rho once
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AND j., craaf,sl1a fara This makes
:, ,o.....r,. ~ 4.,.. should ba i, At
,bo .o.rif..t nogsib1a oaament When
,.o,, ha,... ..a..tpf.s tar aoblicatio, LET
ro,bin., nr.1.ot ,aa rom getting il
,,.u.. - No. -. earliest bonr
T., o..... ~ 1,.,f.t whether ar NOT an
i,.., T. - il. ebar.,.5 Tor or how
,,.,cb ,h. ah..rga i - he i affacted
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tor ,,,,li...,5a, \. ton, handed rs
-, E.rida... ar satnrd.... unless if's ad-
,..rti.i,, eb4raefar * y4rq nronounc-
od viii H.. .cee,te1 ,sitbaut charge
tho ,o.,,o ito., received on Ionday
or ,rr..l.,,. il .a,,b ..Iara 1fl.e1v ~ me-
,b,rool f.r md if aal3xad until Wad-
ro-d.., oinl Ia. ,az4fa fha suffacf of
rov,o,a II tbora j. ap. unreasonable
cause far sa dainp Thursday morn
ir., ,..,bi.o. s,..s# -. ..z5ala.. Maid for
,vcc,,t n,re 49, #,a.#f..r and rbat has
f., hD ..,f .x.ertian..l .sIaa
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three wears out here We lived in q log
house. i've miles right into the woods.
one and one-half miles from any
neighburs Mr. Nutting worked draw
ing logs with oxen. our second boy
was born in this log house There
would be three months at time that
| would not soc a woman's face. Game
was plenty and We could get yenison
anytime BY going just Il short way
from the cabin.
After that we bought 80 acre
farm. Is miles from Loyal and our
youngest boy WIS born there. Fiji
teen years ago. after the boys had all
grown up and started in for them
selves, We moved into the village as
it was time that we gave up so much
hard work Our boys are all married
and have families of their own. We
have a little garden and a few hens.
My husband was - last month and
| was 10 Ny eyes are not very good.
We have always had the best of neigh
bors. never had a word with any Of
them. They often come with their
cars to take us for ride or to their
homes to spend the day.
This is nice little town but it is
cursed with six saloons. They are
going to try to vote il dry this spring
We have seen hard times since We
came West, but, when We look back,
there was more Sunshine than clouds.
After all. there is no land like the
land of my birth. my native state of
Maine was there with my boy
sixteen years ago but don't very much
expect to see it again Wish you
would give my love to any of the old
friends and neighbors that still re-
member,
Yours sincerely.
IncEDIIr\.Lr >.I-sr'PT\G ANnL'N
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4 TIMELY ADDRESS

Doctor George Otis Smith. OF United
States Geological Survey. gave an
address at the Bethany church sun
day evening. He spoke upon his inn
pressions of Washington ID. c. now
"A City in Inform lie has per-
sonally observed the absorbing, dill
cult, perpleXing and critical problems
which constantly demand attention
from the leaders of our government
He was eagerly listened to as he spoke
of our President, the cabinet, Mr.
Hoover and others who are carrying
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JOSEPHINE NUTTING HAYDE,
Something Further About DIR. Wilbur

In our recently published sketch of
Skowhegan physicians we did not in
all particulars give the life history of
Dr G. 4 Wilbur accurately He was
tinted States examining surgeon of
the Board of Enrolment for the 3rd
District of Maine, at Augusta, during
its entire existence He was United
States examining Pension surgeon for
Somerset county until Board was
established and then WAS one OF the
Board Asa Wilbur. his grandfather,
preached the first Baptist sermon de
livered in Skowhegan. our account
spoke of him as having preached the
first sermon of any denomination.
This was not the case for the Con-
gregationalist preceded the Baptists
somewhat in establishing a church in
this locality
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Don't Miss 4 Single Issue

We want you 10 have every issue OF
this paper 1t especially pleases us
when you plan to have it reach YOU
while away from home This is so
easy to do, if you give the matter a
little forethought. Give us the ad-
dress, or different addresses, where
you are to be and we will forward the
paper, every week.
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ty Resident in New Hampshire

Mrs. Elizabeth Ham Massie of Pen
acook. y. H. has written US the fol-
lowing letter:
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SkOwhegan, Maine.
Enclosed find my check TO renew
my subscription to your paper. which
my husband says is his idea Of what
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a country newspaper should be
Born in Moscow. Somerset county.
find il equal 70 home letter. hui
wish you had more news from there
However. ole can hardly expect
everything for ole dollar a year.
MI. ELIZABETH HAN MASSIE
Penaeook, y. II
Mar 1qt-
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FoR ~ALE-Ioo PURE BLooufn
SECOND HAND FORD can

BcTks hires b0f1 seXes WIN "
papers, also some fine brood .
farroW this summer. at harsa.. :.
c. IL IlttL Nnrril q ~ A...- y IL
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ELECTRICITY ~ SkOWHEGAN
History oi Electric Lighting and Pow
rr in SHOW hcgan and NnrridgeNOck

idI'1- lie u HON hll9Nn d. tic oIN
c-t central station man in Maine. II
was ne VINO made possible the extern
SION 10 Noriiase"eek IN ~.
Mr. Abbey ~as born in bingham in
l'dt and Ms the son II Henry and
Fla'iIla Abbey lie Vas the nth OF
family oi eleven children. His
hoyhood and carly manhood were
spent IN bingham where he learned
IN" trade OF carpenter from MS idther.
soon after his marriage to Miss Ada
Wentworth OF Moscow he moved to
NAo"hcEdn where after ie" years
as carpenter and builder. during
nus period ne "aa III eaafse oil the
WORK "h the pumping station Of ihe
Sh""hoSdh wafer company ana also
oil the lN'er>lde PUP ihlli on MIL
street. li' a'7p hdd chdTHe 81 me
H'IIdihE "l me central Name power
plant ana II "ds soon alter It's con
s'ru non fhai MI. AoheS TOOK up MS
ei'c'r''"I career Ill @hieh ne mas pe'h
~,
'r- Company Of Hartford, Conn, in
braluard of whom power WIS leased
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NOuSrWurk m smaII famiTy. ONO VINO
understands plain cooking; references
required. Good home for the right
person. Address Housekeeper, Box
1884 WaterXille. AVA
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FoIn SLIGHTLY Used ntyn.

NaNfer the Worlds best Ford rrucE
amt, 500. Edward Tague, Tel l4s-l3
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UPSTAIRS TENEMENT TO al

hcldS, pasture. timber Well cultivat-
ed, very productive. Good buildings.
Young. bearing orchard and small
fruits. $1,000 half cash. e. RI.
ECkerSon, Athens. 4W23'
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WEN OR BoAs WANTED ron HAY

PASTIRAGE ron vol Nc STOCK
can take to u head, at Eaton Noun
tdu Farm. Inquire or telephone ..
W. Kimbaii r. r H. No. i, Farmers
Phone. Canaan. S-II tf2j
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GER, Piano Box BuggeY thard rIhber
tiresJ all in good condition inner
Beanlier, 33s Madison avenue Sow
Lertn- Y L Ihnnr G.o1 80
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Dedication oi Methodist thurch
bingham. Maine


aHian." I'D fa"azpeaple as Wei as
mann. from the surrounding localities
.rs. .,r..fsra, MIS- ace3nied l.. ei.-
,.,... - t...t... n u ,
'''''' '...'.'. 7''i'' ~. '''''. ~
D u HAIL. - u from auburn, keY.
join Artrr- trlm HaierYille. Rey
Al. Wood of Madison Rev u q
,.,.,.,.. ,..... So D.. r. - H..
.''''f "''3'i'ii }o9aI SOLO tsha'r-
~ bs Dr j. A Wood, Bishop Edwin
II Hughes, D. H. L. L. d delivered
'ha I"IjcatnrE sermon from the tx
Ga 'hi- ROCK found m church and
-. gates ot heII hail not prevail
salu-t ir' offerings amounting to
s2.5 a"ro pledged The church va
presented tor Dedication BY Elleniord
Nr--cr one of thu trustees Of the local
church
The sermon for the evening service
wa. delivered Inv Roy John " After,
Of Watorvillc and was much enioyed
by an appreciative audience.
Nv searching the history of early
lfethodism in Maine. we find that soon
after Rev. Jesse Lee visited Maine in
1-92 and Organized Methodist work at
Norridgcwock Maine, about - miles
hollow bingham ON the kennpbec River
and established the so-called Nor
ridgnwock Circuit. that AIethodism be-
gan To find a place in the town Of
Binpham for We find that previous 10
$40 bingham WAS A part of the Nor
ridgowock Circuit, afterwards is
found Il part Of Scion Circuit.
In 1870 bingham WIS made a
charge hy itself. with ReY /. y.
French serving as Pastor. Who vas
followed hy the Rcynronds : Am
brosp. F. \ Bean ! n Hutchinson.
r T. Curtis and prob3blg others IN
til ISIS. when it was again merged
into Solon Circuit. continuing so until
1495 when Il division Was made and
Rnv Io-euh Mcmillan annojnted nas-
tor, who also did pastoral work in the
towns of Moscow, Mavfeld and Brigh-
ton I'm June 1899 bingham and Mos
COW were made one charge with Rev.
Robert Scott as pastor. At the an
nual Methodist Conference Of 1905
/ bingham was again made Il separate
charge and Rev. O. G Wgman APP
pointed as pastor, following in the
! spring of 1907 by Rev ". {. Beedy
who served the church four years. Rev.
/ /. Il. Swan was appointed to the Bling
account of i'll health served but a few
months In November of same year
! Rev. NJ G. Plummer was appointed
and served one year
At the Conference of 1919 Scion and
Bingham were again made one charge,
with Rev. J. l.. Pinkerton appointed
as pastor.
During all of these years Metho-
dist worship had been maintained in
the old Union church which was very
poorly situated on the extreme south
ern part of the village
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RECORD HOOK, CONTAIN
MnnERArE rnIcrn RENr W,
UOI SEkTEPIR NANTED ~
IN Tons LOSE NY FOH :


Enquire AT tile TURNER l}u-W"U farm.
road. SkoW hcEau, Far
W'rs phone. -6-5-Ip, or of Turner Bus
N.rIl SuIpn 4NL3"
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1--we VOWED TO II MEsr0x

street. ON THE Island, opposite ne
Electric Light station. whcre / stsI
be ready 20 pay highest prices f1- al
cor telephone Special attention 20
telephone orders. New England Jf-I;
Farmers lO-l4 Harry Cohen n
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ROOM GOTTACI-

Hour for sale at Lake Wesserl -
frlee and terms reasonable. A.-l =
room house on summer st fc- .,I
Bath room. nIce cement cellar t-re
garden. Niee lawn. Price -,ES
Terms reasonable. Address T. s.nn
Once. 453 Washington st, j. s. MOI
lSette. ---rsA
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NNNE NnIR OLD CANPErs

have fTom made mo nice AII' " coy
rugs. We do all kinds of cles.:Hg.
Drop us card and We viii car. any
where in tie city. Send for err. ar
to Oriental Rug Works. SkowtrEan.
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10 ACnEs LAND MEAN Tmr, w

LAiri., Tor sale, also one 81 o. = . q.
baker automobile. one concord N's a
and one sleigh. Land is only m.1 "a "a
a half out, has good barn ON 'lH
cut II tons good hay. Geo. g.. Va
$40 Madison avenue. ~
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for sale the following, all from cham
pion bred stock. male Is months old
dandy pal. black saddle for 50,
also 3 males aud female puppies
Whrlped May 1st. for SIS to $25. SAT
isfaction guaranteed. Or. G. f.. Nor
cross. liartland. IVA
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n nnnM. Two srnnN nnIsE EnR

'.,#.. .tf14H-ed far NO families. Stahl"
..l -s4Ha Aarles6. Located at 80 East
Fru4t street. NSrite - odlou NrllirdN.
T. T. - !. Madison. 4N-J'
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the services of two first class nigh
grade statesmen. Two mon who an
qualify by showing honest erj.ieu,
service. will show large rrnlu ira
tious. ard business system of on
liuunus repeat sales. a big future and
steady employment call or address
f. w. Rueknam. Skowhegap tt2
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DAY either ~ Congo Church or rat
PoStofilce M4ae ~ silk with initials
NJ j. J.. GA handle. all aud get'yours
at j.. \. x y. l.. Porter mill. 2W25'
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a a-moRsE POWER srNUtnLNa

Marine Engine fer sale. lust over
hauled and guaranteed to be in frst-
class condition. Fittings for motor
boat with same II desired. SkoWhe-
gan Garage. re
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Big bunch old paper, this office, SC.
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nI.Ack nnnsE. AnnIr ZOO Lns.

' % t.tsts-aId #.sI.N~. " fIi" lt" N mat
% laNe and IL prIss. -. j. FHh">-
'aff,atiue Ne. -W-1
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EIGHT ROOM TENEMENT WITH
IMnnEIIA sAAppEn IAsT ~

bath to rent. also Two stores in build-
ing next to Hotel Goburn on Madison
avenue. T. ". Haines IT'S
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r..II...e = - - MOTIFS N '-re-
iaad. Madison ~ Inquire g. e. ray
g. Cleveland a1HrN. at the ngr.e Or
Mr. and NJ L l.. Ford, Teicn.1 ma
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SlittNdlN SIdud oi thinner HIl! IIr0
wood Good buildings. So Scion,
half mile ed=t Of church. e. q. I1r-
ham. L. .. Address. los ~ Al son
avenue. SizeWheEan. More fully d.
seribed IN state eatalog of Farms Tor
a.
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Io. AonE EAnM Eow sAHn MlrR

Made faE carpets for sale. can Ia
seen at W - Haul.s So. Solou .r M
Il ,ire Of &. T. Durham, 13t N.t,Son
Ave. SkoAVheEau. M
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A VI 4 NJ MOTORCYCLE N COO
NEW BARBER SHoP JUST Opry.

Ell, BAKERY Building. Water street,
opposite American Express lice
tomneten W0rknen. Cigars ana
BARRIERS supplies for sale 4 j
Libby. sWlss
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NNIEnIcAN oREAM sEp\n \roR


Tor 80. 41N lbs. UanaClIN- N zoo
condition. VIII be sold at q bargAja.
inquire Of ". q. Paul, r. r t. Stow
AcEdu. rtlj
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sHAFTING. PULLEYs. HANGER

etc, second hand for sale Han or
less than half price Of new Printed
list giving exact dimensions SER on
application. Independent Reportec Co,
SkoW heEan. tt5t
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placed an automobile in my lVer- tdr
The benefit Of ny cd customer. nd
such new ones as appreciate good ser-
vice. Prices reasonable + II Nor
rnL % Court street, SkowhegoU. New
England Telephone ILL.,. 200
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AM

wanted Tor ny shop IN NOrth Arson
village. Y good job for a competent
man. +. :. Parsons. North Arson, Me.
LA,-L
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nUCkMHEAT AND GRAHAM

Flour home grown and home ground.
Five pound package mailed anywhere
within $50 miles Of Solon for CSC.
Baker & Priest. Scion. iyl1
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Automobile for saie. II is Ia Inc
condition and viii sell it very i0w
or VIII exchange II Tor sma.l@~ car.
Il can be seen at the SkpW t-gan
linrHEe. Charles L. War1 ffla
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lin standard Of EXcel}runc for
1914. Don't 1T anyone So. sou l
car iii You haVe seen III. >-rvde
Catalog ON request Tracy = For-s he.
/. r Il. M. /. Madison Y r.
Phone. 61-13 dSkoWhegan cXci,aCe-"t
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MAN for general houseWork wanted.
Two in family. no children Pheasant
location. Good wages. call or ad-
dress Mrs Frank Davis, To- Main ST.
SkoWheean. IVES
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CnAsE END CaMrs EaR SAFE

SIX log oamps, 1W0 etabToF, wood
shed; ice house; furniture ana furnish
ings; twelve boats and oars. Al In
good conditi ion For terms and prtce
MnnlN 70 Thomas j. Young. SnLan. ~
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