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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03

feline Bulbergaie cntiDeihen fpnncn,
lit litlten elm flpferner &inG ange.
brad6t. Das mei1e &upfer oriidt ii6
felt III Die 3iigc Der iicb gcgen bic
Otiinoiing 5u perengenoen Defining
Oes @ei1iiBrobrs Elm uno 6elpirft 10
oen Iuftoihten gIbi1IuB. Der obere
Eeil DER @ranote beiBt Der u&opf"
@r l6uft ipib 8i uno lit ecpobnlid
moiitu ousgegoiien. 9lur Elm aonol
fiibrt 6llr1 ibn bin6urh, Ser oic Ser.
binOuug Smiiben Climber uno
Sprenglooung bcritelt. Gurtb ocn
,moiiio geeolienen &opf crrcimt mon
es, boB Der Sdwerpunft oes @e.
idoiieS in ieinem boroeren EciI liegt.
9oour6 miro beipirft, ooB bic am
bo6Iteu @unfte Der Sluebobn ange.
fommenc @ronotc an oieiem Eltnftc
lih no6 porne lmo unten neigt, 70
ooB Iie nit Dem &opf 5uerit nuf ous
8iel uitftrifft. 9Lm &opfe itst Der 3iini
ser, ser ollo oos 8iel 5ierlt 6criibrt.
Or miro bier0urtb in Edtiefeit 9eicbt
nno brinet Oie i'm Snnern Ger Sra.
nate befinolitbe Sprenglooung 5ur
@gploiion. Gicie 5erreiBt Oie @roHote
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03

Strapuea. Gin 9iome, ser BON iei.
nem i'm Sabre 1926 gcitorbenen Gr-
finOer Dem eneliihen @enerol
Shrapnea. berriibrt, DER 1903 0ie
eritca oerartieen @eidoiie permen-
oetc. Man fam iib bonn @cien oes
Shropnels am beltcn einen gegriff
MAIDEN wcnn man es iic6 als Oie be.
oeuteno oerqr6Bertc Sd)rotpotrone
eines @etpebrS poritellt. Gieie 4otru.
reilt nit 5oblreiben SHroten gefiiat,
bic ourd cine SprcnoIaoung aus
oen1 @epcbrlauf eetrieben mcroen.
Gu Ole Sbrote jeoodl MIR iebr ipenig
nett 5ii fliegen beruoeen, 70 neriGbrt
man bein 9Ibfeuern ocS SdropneQS
ctmos on0crS. Wlm icbieBt n1mli6
oie gon5e 8otrone in Ole 2uft luo
beipirft ourd 9lnbringung zines be.
ionoeren 8iiuoers, oaB Die Sprengs
looung crit bier uno 5ipar IN siemli1
groRcr S0be sur gnt5iinoime ge.
brodbt miro. Damn fliegen Die &ugeIn,
ole bcin Sdrapnea an Ole Steae Der
Sbrote ser S6rotpatrone treten itno
nit oenen OoS gon5c Sdropnea boa-
fommen angefiiat iii, aus oieicr Sobe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03

geOb in teinem 8rieee bot Ole Or.
tllerie cine oerart ousgiebige Ser
Denoung gefunOen ipie in Dem gegen-
@artigen. @ebr als ionIt trdgt iie
lest sur Gnti6eibung nit BEL. @us
nber oieien 4riee nod goh5 beiOnoers
tennoeihnet, lit ole Wlanniofaltiefeit
Der Oertuenbeten @eidiiee. 5riiber
Hubm man in oas 6elO nur Ieihte
grtiaerie nit, mdbreno oie idmeren
Seibiibe dusihlieBlib fir ben Sc.
ltlngsfrieg berlpenoet ipuroeu. gtlin-
iHebr fonmen iie gum erltenlnal audi
I'M 6elotriege 8ur 9lnpepOung. Siebt
man bon Der @roBe lino Dem @enibt
Der geihleliOerten @ei6oiie ab, 10 bat
man beut5utoge in Der Souptio1e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03

Die gieenibafteu oes Stabls on rnb
geraoe oieie iino es, Die linicrem AZ.
3entimeter-M6rier ieine rniibertreff-
li6en @igeni6aften oerleiben.
glud in be3ug auf Oie Sortbepe'
eung Der @eiGiibe bat ser iebige
&rieg cine iApermiegeuoe gteuerung
5utage geforOert. 6riiber mar mon
oiSidlieBlib auf 9ferOe angepieien,
Oeren 3uefraft ia MIR cine beiArdntte
lit. Sdon aus oieIem @ritnoe mar
oaS @emiht Der i'm 6eloe gebroubtcn
@eidiibe Elm aleidfaas beibrdnftes.
SeBt o6er itellte man nit @rfole ben
@rploiionsmotor in ben 0icnit Der
9lrtilIerie, Der ia beoeuteno lettings
fdbigcr lit oils oos @fer6, iopobl mas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03

olif 0en 6eino 6erob, poOurd ibre
g9irfnng beoeutenD DergroBert miro.
Qlon fam jeooh oos SdlrapncQ
audi 10 obihieBen, ooB Die SueeIa
aus Dem @eibiisrobr beraltsgeltrellt
merOen 10 oaB es onnn in leiner
@irfune Der oben bereitS eripdbnten
aart6ti6e gIeibfonmt. SIN iibrigen
beitebt 6os Shrapnea aus eiuer glrt
bon 8ledbiidie, Die NIT oen erud1n.
ten @leifugeIn gefiiQt lit unb ailBcr.
Dem nod cine Sprenglnoitlg entbalt.
Shropueas. Die gegen biutcr 8on5er.
ldiloen iiebeuoe 6einOe 9ermen0lmg
fiuOen iollen, meroen ober audi NIT
Stoblfueeln gefiilt Oa Ole 9leifugel
uiht initanOe iit elm berartiges 9an.
6eridilo au orrblhlagen. Sic 3abl
Der in einem Sdrapuea befiuoliheu
Gugeln lit cine perifieoene Iie flei.
neren Shrapneas Der BeIogeidliIte
entbaIten 800 &ligelH, iuGbreno ibrc
3obl in ben qroBeren SelohaubiBeu
biz ouf 600 iieigt. Plus guu5 lhDercn
fiiitenoeihiisen peroen aber aiIcb
S6ropneaS geiboiieu, Die bis an
5000 oerartiger Saieeln entbalten.
Qanit Die Sueeln i'm Snnern bes
Sdrapnells feitliegcn uno nirbt Ourh
2agenperGnOerung mG6reno oeS 5lu.
geS cine Gerdnoerung oes Shmer-
punftes herbeifilbren mo0urh Die
Ereffii6erbeit gefdbrOet miitoe, eieBt
man ben So1Iraum 0es SdrapueIs
nit elmer leiht ibmel5baren Maiie
aus, Oltrb Die ieoe ein5elne augel in
ibrer Sage fcitgebolteh piro. So6olo
oie SprengIa6uns in 8irfuns tritt,
8eritdubt oieie Moiie in 9ltome, Mon
ltelIt ouh iogcnonnte oginbcitSae-
i6oiie1 Der. Ole oerart fonitruiert iino.
oaB iie iopobl ais @ranote wie aIs
Sdrapuca @erpenoltng fiu6en fous
men.
Bur gntoiinoing Ser Sprenglu.
olng oient, ipie irhou eriDlbnt, Der
3iiu0er, Der lolpobl bel Der @rouote
pie ouh bcin Sbrapnea porn uuf
oen aopf OeS @ei6oiies mtfgei6roubt
miro. N}ou upterI6eioet 5mei Slrtcn
bon 9ilnoern, ole iogenonntcn ogliti.
iblag3iinoer~ mo Die n9renn5iin-
oer", oitA o3eit5iinocr~ genaunt.
gLQe 3HnOer entbalten einen grplo.
lipIioif, Der in Dem glugenblide crplo-
oiert, 100 oas @eidJoB in S9irfung
treten ioQ rmo oeiicn 6Iamme ounu
Die eigentlide Sprenglooung sur @rs
ploiion bringt. 9eim 9llifldlaeSimOer
tritt MN Die @ut5iinouna oaourh
Elm, onB or ouf eincn feiten @eeen.
Itano aufi6IGgt. @iro olio cine Sra.
nate acgen cine 9efeitigung geidlci.
bert, 10 bIeibt Der 3iinOer 5unddit in
gube. Sn 6emlelben gIngcnblid jc-
ood, no ser Stopf Der @raaatc lno
oamit Der 8iinoer ielbit auf oos 3iel
nliftreiien crplooiert Der 8iinoer linO
oontit audi sic Sprenglabittg. PIN
oers lit cs bel ben 3eitoiinoern. "a
man ieoe 8Ingbobn aufS geuoueite be.
rewnen fonn 10 peiB man aud, mie.
oiel Belt ocrgeben miro, bis oas @e'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03
Sprcngtcilc clues GhrOpneIls.
(Shiiem @brbarbt).

gr brennt oonn iene 9lu5obl bon &c.
ftn6eu peiter, nui oie Der 8anoer
Dor Dem @infiibren oeS @elAoiies iH
ous @eidiibrobr cingelteIlt nur0e
SIT oieie Belt berfloiieu 10 tritt bic
Slomne ieines 9reuniaBes nit Der
SpreneIaoung in &erbiuotna im9
ooS @eihoB erploOiert. Die gIui.
i6logSiiuOer perOen bouptiddlid fir
@ronoteh perpenoet, mdbrenO Die
3eit5iinOer fir S6rapneIls 9luwen-
Oung iin0en. 9ns SHropnel miro
iiber ser feiuolihen Stelluna in Ole
2llit geihoiien. @eun Is iiH am bod
itcn &untte iiber oieier beiin0et trttt
Ger norber cingciiellte 8eit5iinDer iii
@irfuna uno briugt cs sur Grplo4
lion. Damn crirbcint in Der Quit Gin
pon Oieier @gploiion berriIbrcnoes
meiBes g8oIfdcn lno ioiort baeeIn
(sUtHsems aai srg 9. eslitl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03

in Sunoeric ooer EouienOe bon Gin.
0eIitiiderL bon ioeenunuteu n'Spreng-
teilcn" Die in Ser .gan6en llmgebung
umberfliegen lno ole in Der gtdbe
ItebenOen feiuOIicbcu SolOoten beion-
Oers ibner berIesen o0er totem. Die
6orm ser SpreneItiide lit cine ie6r
unreeelmdBige, fat ieocs iicDt arOerS
aus un0 geraOe ourh Oiele llnregel'
mGBigfeit Der 6orm meroen ibmere
3erreiBltngen Der getrofienen Or
game Oes Gorpers berbeigefiibrt. Die
@crlceuueen ourh @ranatiplitter
geb6ren 6it ben ibperlten Die lniere
&riegshirureie fennt. s.
1as anoere bon oeu beutigen @e-
i6iiben geibleuberte @eiAoB lit Oas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03

8uofroft mic aud @ei6ninOiefeit
onbetrtfft. Gie riciieeu 0lterreitbiihen
Ntotorbntterien, Die bel Der 9eidie-
Bung Der beIgiid5en 8eihtngeu 10 por-
5iielidDe 1icnite leiiteten pirfen be-
fonntlib mie cine Offenborung. Mon
Batte bier 6as erite @eiipiel, OoB sc.
icbiiee gun6 getpaltioen Galibers nebit
Der Nllmition bon Wtotoren ee6ogen
iultr0cn.
Son ben @eitbolIen, Oic man BEL
Ser 9Irtillerie permcnOet, iinS sic Ssil.
gcl ili1o Die anrtGtibe beut5titoee
boIlit6h0ig DcrIAmuuoen. 9ie aueel
bat infolge ibrer 8orm einc Si ge.
ringc Slug lmo 9urHlhlugsfroft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03


Sloei 9lrten BON @eidiiben 6u iinter-
lpeIoen: Die 8ladfeuergelcslbe uno
o'e Steilfeuergeibiibe 8eibe Q[rten
gSateribeiOen iid id1on Ourd ibr oil.
l Beres 9lusieben. 0aS 6lohfeucrge.
.puB bat Elm longes 9fobr, oaS Steil-
lelergcidiib Elm flir5es, oafiir aber
,Soelteres. glucb Ole glrt umo @eiie Der
SS,ernenoung lit cine periAieOcne. 0aS
'Ssel@oB oes iSlabfeitergeihiIbes
,tlegt, mie ibon Der Same iogt, IN
ssi'ler flarben seitredten Slugbabn oa-
I'm, oereu b6diter 4unft ii6 in mir
vf9oltnismdBie eeriuger S0bc iiber
ZEN @r0booen bcfinoet. @s lit nun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03

iboB ienen @unft erreidbt BAT. an
Dem ieine grpIoiion erDHuidt it,
Man teat 0onn oeu inreih Ton.
itrlHerten Climber gcnau aili Die 3abl
Der Scfunoen elm, Die bis 5n oieiem
9hleenbIid OerflieBen merOen. Sn.
folee elmer aleidiaas iebr iinnreih
tonitriterten @orri6tung beeinnt Der
i'm Suneru oes 3iiuoers befinOlihe
9renuiaB (oaber Der 9lame n8renn.
5iirOer) in Dem gIugeublid au bren.
men, mo OoS @cidoB abgefeuert miro.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-19

The Maine House Of Representatives
on Thursday morning showed its patri-
otism by passing without debate an or
der introduced by Rep. Quincy of Port
land directing the superintendent Of
public buildings to have placed on each
of the Returned Maine Battlefags cases
notices requesting visitors while stand
ing in front of them TO preserve silence
and the men remove their hats.
Mr.. Quincy explained to the newspa-
per men that he had noticed numerous
persons standing near and joking about
those precious relics Of the Civil War
and that. in the interest of patriotism
and respect to the Flag, he thought
such an order was advisable.
The bill creating lien. on jewelry
in the hands of jewellers, referred by
the Senate to the legal affairs commit
tee. brought non-concurrcnce and a vote
referring it 10 the judiciary.
The conservation of water power res
crvoirs bill was also referred to the
judiciary.
The House agreed on limiting the
time for the presentation of private
and special Legislation and adjourned to
20 \. NJ. TUESDAY, jan. -
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granting a pension OF SIG a month e.
| Mary Allen of Bowdoinham. whose
father died in the United States aei
vic" during the civil War.
Sisson OF Island Fails Resolve an.
propriatng $500 for each Of the years
1917 and 1918, TO br paid to Mary =
tlillman of Island Fans. Mrs Iillmau
: is the widow of Harold G.. Hillman.
who was n deputy sheriff Tor IN"
county of .Aroostook, and who il Is be.
licVcd, was killed AZ Island Falls hy
reason of his diligence and faithful
ness in enforcing tho prohihitory law
while in the Performance OF his OF
fetal duties. Mrs. Iiillman has q
family of six children, and has a small
amount of property for her support
and the maintenance Of her family.
Knight OF Kenncbunk -RC solve ap-
propriating IS month for a pension to
Mary +. Fernald OF kennchunk
Sisson of Island Falls-Act provid-
ing that all mills, factories. workshops
manufacturing and mechanical estah-
lishments employing more than 10
persons shall install flush closets
Barnes OF Houlton-ACt providinr
for the employment of a medical in
and to enable the state Board OF
Health TO do more effective work In
some directions. The board may au-
thorize the inspector to act az deputy
secretary and executive officer OF tn
board during tho absence OF gecrc-
tary. The board may also employ ono
or more assistant inspectors visiting
nurses or other expert hclpers, ~ may
be needed. An appropriation OF $40
600 per annum is provided.
Hutchins of Mexico-hct amend
ing the laws of 1913 providing that
public utilities whose gross earnings
are less than $500 per annum shall not
be required to keep the uniform ac-
counts, books and records unless they
are ordered TO do so by the Pubhc
Utilities Commission.
Barnes of Houlton--An Act fixing
the salary of the register OF deeds for
the southern registry district of Aroos-
took county at $4,000 per annum.
Barnes of Houlton-Act TO Ak the
salaries for clerks in the Office OF regis
ter of deeds of the northern district
Aroostook county. at $500: for clerks IN
the Office of register of deeds in the
southern district. $4,000: for clerks ga
t1C Olllt' vi I'ElSNti VI IIIbbttFs sN-Sf
for clerks in the office Of the clerk 81
courts. $1,000: and expenses of the
clerk Of courts and subordinates. while
attending the sessions OF tho suprem,
judicial court at Caribou. 10 be allowed
by the clerk.
Lawrence of F'airfeld--Rcsolve ap-
propriating $35.S00 in favor of the Cen
trail Maine Sanitorium, for general
maintenance.
Lawrence of Falrfield--Resolve APP
propriating $4,000 in favor Of the
Western Maine Sanitorium. for gen
cral maintenance.
Lawrence of Fairficld--Resolve APP
propriating $4,000 In favor of the
Western Maine Sanitorium at Hebron.
for tic construction of sewerage tanks.
piggcry, coal pocket and spur tracks
Continued on Page 12-col. q
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special legislation to Feb. 9. 1t also
adjourned to 10 o'clock on Tuesday
morning next.
The matter of adjournment. instead
of being the usual perfunctory per-
Torrance, really had a touch of spice
in its accomplishment. Governor Mil
liken had informally told the Senate
that he would be pleased if the Legis-
lature would remain in session through
Friday, owing to the vast amount of
work to be transacted and that fact
was made known when an order was
introduced by Senator Deering of York
for adjournment to 10 A. NJ on Tues
day, Jan. %.
Senator Higgins of Penobscot pro-
posed an amendment, adjourning to
Friday, but, being informed by Presi-
dent Bailey that no order was neces-
sary for an adjournment to Friday,
moved the indefinite postponement of
the original order. Senator Marshall of
Cumberland moved the adoption of the
original and by rising vote of IA to
o, 1t was adopted.
Another feature was the tabling of
the wrong bill, through it's being con-
fused with another. Senator Merrill of
Somerset had introduced two bills, one
for the removal of county attorneys in
accordance with the recommendation
of Governor Milliken and the other
requiring county attorneys to use all
diligence in prosecuting criminal and
civil cases under their Jurisdiction.
Senator Wood, of Hancock thought
best to table the bill for the removal
of attorneys and started operations to
that effect. The affair went through
all right, so far as the tabling was
concerned, but it soon found that,
through confusing the titles, the other
bill had been placed in retirement.
Eoth senators took the matter very
good naturedly, when the cause of the
lriX-up was explained.
, An order, introduced by Senator
Baxter of Sagadahoc was passed invit-
ing Hon. Lyman D. Nelson of Port
land, a former member of the Maine
| Highway Commission, to address the
members of the Legislature on We'd
nesday, Jan. "a, in the hall of the
House on the subject of highway mat
tiers.
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propriating $1,000 for each of the years
1917 and 1918 in. favor of the Hayes
Young Wonen's Home of Lewiston, for
assistance in carrying on its work.
, Greenlaw of Presque Isle Resolve
appropriating $1,000 for each of the
years 1917 and 1918 in favor Of the
Presque Isle General Hospital, for
maintenance.
Bolduc of Lewiston-Rcsolye appro-
priating $500 for each of the years
1917 and 1913 in favor of the Girls
Orphanage of Lewiston. for main
tenance.
Guerney OF PUrtland-A resolve in
favor of the Maine General Hospital of
Portland appropriat ting $4,000 for each
of the years 1917 and 1918 Tor main
tenance, and $4,000 for the construc-
ton of an isolation ward.
Rounds of Portland-Resolve in
favor of the Maine General Hospital,
grounds.
Quincy of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES appro-
priating $500 for each Of the years
1917 and 1918 in favor of the Tenn
porary Home for Women and Children
i at 1OTlldnO, LOT maintenance
Chaplin of Bridgton--An Act to en-
able the Forest Hill Cemetery Associa-
ton to convey it's real estate and per-
sonal property to the inhabitants of
Bridgton as a body corporate and to
dissolve said corporation.
Greenlaw of Pressure Isle-Act es-
tablishing a municipal court in the
town of Pressure Isle, county of Aroos-
took, which shall be called the Pressure
Isle municipal court, and which shall
be a court of record and have a seal.
The Judge shall be a member of the
bar of this State, shall reside in the
town of Pressure Isle during his con-
tinuance in office, and shall be eX-
offlcio justice of the peace. The re-
corder shall be an attorney-at law and
shall reside during his continuance in
office in Pressure Isle; and both judge
and recorder shall be appointed by the
Governor for a term of four years.
A term of this court for the trans
action of civil business shall be held on
the second Tuesday of each month at
10 o'clock in the forenoon. If judge
and recorder are both absent, the
judge may designate some trial justice
in the county to perform the duties of
recorder, and if the judge shall not so
designate trial justice the recorder
may designate one. The judge shall
receive a salary of $1,000 a year, and
the recorder of $500 a year
Baxter of Portland-Resolve that the
Governor and Council shall purchase
for the State 500 copies of each of vol
umes 25, 26, 81 and % of tine Docu
mentary History of Maine, at s2.75
volume-the volumes to be distributed
or exchanged at the discretion of the
State librarian.
knight of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in
favor of Ellen NJ. Perkins of Kenne-
bunk, paying her pension of 50
month Mrs Perkins is a woman of IS
years of age and the mother of Charles
E. Perkins, who was private in Co.
G, LIST Regiment of Infantry. Maine
Volunteers, in the Spanish War.
Bonney of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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IN THE HOUSE.

Bussabarger of Lubec-An Act to
prohibit the importation of intoxicat-
ing liquors into Maine for beverage
purposes. The full text of the act is
as follows:
Section mo person shall at any
time by himself his clerk, SER
want or agent. directly or indirectly
import into the State of Maine from
any other state in the United States,
or from any foreign country any in
toX1catlng liquors, of whatever origin,
including wine, ale, porter, lager beer
and all other malt liquors, except for
medicinal, sacramento, scientific and
mechanical purposes under restrictions
prescribed by law; and all such liquors,
as well as all distilled spirits, are de-
clared intoxicating within the meaning
of this law. But their enumeration
shall not prevent any other pure or
mixed liquors from being so considered
Intoxicating.
Section 2-Possession of intoxicating
liquor. as defined and enumerated in
section one of this act, shall be prima
facie of illegal importation.
Section 3-Whoever violates the pro-
visions of this act shall be punished
by Imprisonment of not less than 80
days or not more than one year.
Coffin of Freeport-Resolve appro-
priating $4,000 for each of the years
1917-1918 for the protection of trees
and shrubs from the ravages of dan
gerous insects and diseases.
Cummings of Hebron-Act amending
the Revised Statutes SO that the eighth
of a bushel of apples shall be 48
pounds, instead Of A pounds, as now
provided.
Hartwen of Old Town-Resolve ap-
propriating $500 for each of the years
1917 and 1918 for maintenance. and
$500 for repairs for the Old Town Hos
pital.
Emerson of Lewiston-Resolve an
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age of 81, about tl0.N2: and the amount
OF about 80 special pension acts. which
we're taken from the regular appropria-
,ion. making about $50. 539. The request
oil amount is $4,000. but with the con-
stan, increase In age and consequent in
ability 10 support, with the increasing
number of widows and dependents, Gen.
IIarp.r thought the pension bureau
.horld have money enough SO that he
.,pld investigate all cases and help the
.old,.rs and sailors Of Maine. All he
a.ted vas enough to properly do it,
The State Auditor
s,.,e Auditor hoy Ii. Wardwell
..,,,oh, that 500 added to the requested
az. ~ for clerk hire would care for the
aence. with 5000 for a special auditor
,hich he and all the others seemed to
mink was necessary. as all the State
,,dad Institutions accounts should be
audited. although they never had been.
Stationery. etc. had cost $500 in 1915,
,soe In 1916. and $500 was requested for
1917 and 1915 lie thought 5000 would be
nearer right. The travelling expenses OF
the auditor and special was placed at
ftb. ne bNNlttu sIN''. ne cost OF PRINT
ing and binding had advanced so much
mat u was impossible TO foreten what
mat expense might be.
Secretary of State
secretary az .sta,e Johu -. IJunAer told
u.. council that lie recommended the
s.m Of $l-.'UO tor clerk hire for each OF
,Ae years "A, aud I9lS, $500 for STATEN
b.. oA.,c supplies, telephones, express
,n. ior each OF the twO years and SlO.-
vD fpr automobile plates IN 1917 and Sill
rr tor automobile plates IN 1918. He also
70. lfhmeuded $500 for the advertising or
The acts and resolN.s passed by the Leg
i..ature.
81 Rotary Bunker said that there was
lp Law authorizing the appointment of
a.tpmobile inspectors, when questioned
BIS councillor Norman II. Fay of Dexter
tut rs the Council believed that an in
LEGATION ought to be made, the men,
hers voted to appropriate money for this
purpose and take il from the appropria
iio.i of the office for clerk hire.
'l'id YOU get some results?" asked
Councillor Fay.
'ln some instances we did, replied
Secretary Bunker. But | think it Is the
dut, of the local officer to enforce the
automobile laws as It is any other law"
but" said Secretary Bunker. IT am
opposed to a Sturgis commission to en-
force the automobile laws. I really do
not believe that good results are obtained
tv the employment Of the inspectors"
Fv-State Auditor T. f. Callahan Of
Lewiston said that the inspectors were
hired IN 1914 at the suggestion of the
Governor and Council. The inspectors
we're sent 70 certain quarters and he be-
howell that their appointment was goon
Investment for the State. Local officers
d. not want TO enforce the automobile
l7ws as they don't want TO make enemies
IN 'holr own town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-19

HAYES Home, IeWteso"
Dr Alfred williams Anthony appear
"a for the Hayes Home for Young wo
nav Of Lewiston. asking for a main
t.nance appropriation Of $1,000, upoi
the character and extent or us WORN
he said there are now S6 young wo
men in the Home and total OF ~. IN
Guiding the help. In addition TO TN
maintenance of the Home they nave
Young woman who Is known as a trav
e,ers. aid who visits the trains that ar
rive in Lewiston daily to advise yount
women and see that they are properly
cared for. He said no one coulo aoe
ouetely understand how much rea
work she had done. He said 1t was no
local entirely In the character OF II:
work. 1t was entirely different thar
the W. C. T. U. organizations being or
sanized along distinctive lines. 1t II
unsectarian, II excludes no one ant
towns are represented from all parts O
Maine, out of the State and in the Can
adas. They have done much importan
refuge work since their organization
The daily average cared for is Is. Ihei
expenses during the past year were $1l'
12e.S1 and their income s10.361.70. ne
loss. without State appropriation O
s761.11.
The State appropriation last year wa
$1,000.
HiIierest Hospital, Auburn
Mrs. Lila j. Jordan, representing
yri,r.-a.% hos1;tol OF Auburn appeared
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-19

The Senate on Thursday passed an
order IN concurrence with the House
TO limit the introduction of private and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-19

William ID. Pennell Of Lewiston. who
has for 20 years been president Of the
lospital spoke n good word for that
Institution. saying II Is one OF the
most worthy in the State and he would