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WEST EDEN.

Miss Alice Ray, OF Belfast, is the guest
of Mrs. Chester Rich.
6. W. Mayo, master Of Mt. View grange,
attended State grange.
Dexter Swazey has entered the Bar
Harbor hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Florence Rich, Mrs. Gertrude
Clarke, Nancy Woodbridge, Doris Pow
ers, Clarence Hopkins, Coburn Trip,
Elmer Reed and Darwin Powers were in
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Charles Googins returned to Orono to-
day.
George Springer was recent guest OF
relatives in Bangor.
Lee Joy has gone to Portland, where be
will be employed by the NJ. Z. R. R. Co.
Miss Lizzie Tracy spent the weekend
in Sullivan, the guest Of Mrs. Louise
Cleaves.
Misses Grace and Hope McKenney, who
have been visiting their sister, Mrs. A. E.
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STATS or MAINE.

Collectors Advertisement Of Sale Of iasd. q
Nem-Resttsnf 0wHsrs,
Unpaid ,ases ON lands si,usted in the town 0,
fremont. ia The county Of HANCOCK. for the
yesf 1915
ri>Hh following list OF taxes on real estate
o. neh. resident owners In the town q
fremont aforesaid. for the year 1918. con-
mitled 10 me for collection for said town %
the nth day OF May. 1876, remains unpaid:
and notice IL hereby given that " said taxes
with interest and charges are not previously
Sufficient 30 pay the amount due therefor, Ia.
GLIDING interest and charges, will be sod
without further notice at public Auction At
Sawyer's hall. Mckinley. In sstd tosn, GA tae
nrs' Monday in February. 1917. at O'Clock
.. m.
Am,a
tar dgs
Name Of owner. description OF ineid ini
property, & chgs
Avcriii. acre land. sle
Harry Albee, house at Bernard. ioN
BYRON Boyd. % In common OF Sig =, per
reg deed. ia. p -; = In common Of
iSa. reg deed. vol agS. . 500. ilS
Homer Drawn, mountain lot "a, Ia
George Flynn. land decided by 7 $
Rich. At Daek Cove. "a; also Ia on
Sarah Friend, Hodsdon lot per reg
d ID 70, ia sao' JOY lot per req ,,m
Benz Colt. homestead At Seal Cove,
IA: lot east Of road near J Kelley
lot. .; High Head % =, ia
Charles Colt. AZ aiand, 80
W Holmss. Wtsweil lot 10 .. ~
Frank : Hamilton, l. Il Hodgon lot,
reg deed. vol sso. nos: mountain
lot. 90 q. 81
Byron Mayo, Sheep island. s&, W1
John Runkle. Little Cots island, 100
a; cottage on Colts Island. 1S
Fred Robinson, wood lot In aiss No 10.
6A .. ~
Edward Reed. land and buildings at
Center, . Imp. 70 q unimp; Lup, lot
east OF road, IL 81 mountain lot, 10 q, S8
Albion X Rich. heirs, homestead, "a
land; . wood lot, nv
Flora Stewart. land and buildings At
Center. Ia O.. be
Frank u Tibbeta, Western Outlook at
Seal Cove. per reg deed. vol 90. p t66. ~
CAsper Tanner, homestead, 81 . land; -
Is . woodlot, SH
Union Trust Co, Il Of la lot at Ship
aarbor, ~
WILLIS WATSON. Collector
Of taxes OF the town OF fremont
Dec. Is. 1916.
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leuaI Nottne&.
STATE or MAINE.

STATE or MAINE.
o,,,.csov,s Ad,,vtSssr.smt Of Sale Of Lesds Of
Ncn. Resident OsrSers-
surry, in the county Of Hancock. for the
rig 4 following n,t Of taxes on real estate Of
mon resident owner. in the town OF surry
Aforesaid. Tor the year 1915. committed 70 me
for collection for s.id town On .ns r nn,;cs I.
hereby xiyen that II said taxss with interest,"
and charges are not previously PAID, 20 mucn
Of the real tstete taxed As 10 sumcient 70 pay
the amount due therefor. including interest,"
and charges, will be sold without TURNER
notice At public auction, 81 Town mouse IN
said town. on the Hrst Monday In Feorusry'
1917, at O'Clock .. M 49,, =,
tax due
Name OF owner. descripti.n Of ineid mt
property chgs
Ahho,t G. ]. or unknown, lot Of land
Jarvis pasture, 80 called 7sa, value A
ESQ. WV
Browns,ein. A A. land and buildings at
East surry, II ., value $500. p@
Curtis, Frank L, homestead. south
surry. bounded on north BY nd OF
VS. Wilder. on the east BY Union
River bay, on south by land 81 W
Treworgy. on west by Bluehill bay,
Tsis ., value $500, N0
Fowler, Lemuel, or Abram Lord lot,
ysine eeo. 80
Hastings, Luther. or unknown, y wood
lot undivided Luther Hastings lot
so-cailedl i76 O. ease. 4es
Hale, Mrs David, land and buiidingsat
South Surry, bounded on north by
land Of M J Candage. on east BY
Union River bay, on south by land OF
IA Young, on west BY land OF FRANK
ID Long heirs. - ., value eS7s, 10
Mcbride, sylvester J. cottage lot at
Conts ntion Cove. \ q, value $50, 5W
Milliken. Aston r, wild land No 80,
I1o a, val tf2b, No 50. 40 .. val go,
Young lot, d ., val ESQ, ~
Stewart, Virginia, land bought OF
Young, bounded on south by land OF
EN- Cunningh am. on west by high.
way, ON north and east by Union
River bay. Ia q, val e7S Cerenus
Young pasture lot. bounded on
north by land of Young heirs.
on east by highway, on south By land
OF NJ Cunningham, on west by land
Of Il N Cunningham and Young
heirs. is q, val ESQ. bTo
witham, Chas o, wild land, IS q, val
ti0o. sW
+. ID. SMITH, Collector
OF taxes OF the town Of Surry.
Surry, Me-. Dec. IS, 1915.
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COLLECTORS NOTICE or sAI..

COLLECTOR's NOTICE OF SALE.
Unpaid taxes ON lands situated in the town NJ
Penobseot, in the county Of Hancock /. Tor the
year 1915. '-'
THE following list Of tAxes on real estate
= o. non. resident owners, In the town a.
Penoheeot, for the year lsis. committed 70 Ne
~ colieS.ion for said town, on the sixth day
hereby given that n said taxes, intsrest "a
c q are not previously paid. 20 much q
amount due therefor. including Interest and
TSnsrses. Wi be sold 1t public auction e
Town hall. In said town. (the same beinr the
meeting Of said town was held on the 6rsf
monday OF February, 1917. at O'Clock 8. m,
Name Of owner, description Of Tar on
real estate. RAJ 40
68 ., value tl2s, q "a
warren Hooper, Geo veaxie farm
ana iand bought Of Cyrus II Leach:
al,o Iand bought Of VIM @ Conner.
value el,700. % an
l. W. BowDHn, Collector Of taxes for the
Dec. 20, 1915. '"s Ses' 1910
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-03

Red, pimply skin that ftches and burns is
embarrassing, and gets worse IL neglected.
Bad skin is social handicap and . consta mt
source OF worry. Correct II at once with DR..
Hobson's Eczema Ointment. This healing
ointment kills the germ, soothes the irrita-
tion and quickly restores your skin to nor
NAL. For babies suffering with eczema, or
for grown-ups who have long fought chronic
skin ailments, DR.. Hobson's Eczema Oint-
ment is guaranteed remedy. At your drug
gist, SOC.
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rAuPER N0rICE.

HAvIN0 contracted with the City Of Els
may need assistance during Ave years hair.
ming Jan. l., 1915 and are legal RESIDENT o.
Ellsworth, forbid all persons trusting them
accommodations to care for them At the c,itv
Farm mouse. ARTnuR B. MIroH kLL
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cAAEs VI aAiNA
CoJlsctsv's Advertisements AZ Sale Of y..x
a~-R..xA~~s o.. "
onpso 49, ~ ,Aaos ntuAteo In the tom A
1eessyos sne county Of Hancock. ~
r ns ys,,
Ic'ona nst o. taxee on real estate A.
~ 49,. ssrssas. v-ncr IN the town a.
bockspo. nscresacs ios tne year 1878, con.
mittsa 70 ne Ior sollscsion for said town :.
tns Esn . Wy ~ ssus, TVS remains unpaid.
snn no.ics - ner ~ elven that II said tare.
VIZ VIE tuss, ~ cnss9es ere not previousi,
PAsu. ~ .es " tne wi estate tare.t A. Il
sumYssns - ~ sne smouns cue therefor, IN.
cina,ns sr r sna cnaress, will be sola
w,.noSs ssssn Iossce ~ puoiic auction n
IN $1,000. Ia. o .wn; on the nrst Monday
IN reo'"s'y' nif' stso'ciock .. m.
49,.
tsHS sa
Name OF owner. description Of incisulue
property. I'M
Bolton, b. land formerly Letitia Stubbs "ss
or Letttia snow, los -, range /. II n
vat ~. am
Bcwdeu. William, wood lot formeylv -"
Nathaniel williams. lot n, range;
i7ia a, val tM an
Bowden. Albion n. heirs, lot Of land ="
formerly Albion Bowden. lot les. 10 a
val &C., ~.
Cushing. Thomas, house, barn and land 80
OF William Whitney, fora,rrly
Warren Noulton. lot le3, range I, as
val $iooo, 49,
fsrnham. Edw 3. lot Of land Of NJ
Farnham, formerly VIM Hartman
lot lN. range ., % o val e1s0. an
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-03

II. h. Adams, Springfield, No., writes: 81
bad severe attack Of kidney trouble. am
getting old, e. years. tried different treat
ments. but none did me SO much good as
Foley Kidney Pills." Foley Kidney Pills
build up weakened kidneys, help rid the
blood of acids and poisons, and relieve blad-
der trouble.-Moore's Drug Store.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice ,sie
4 he has been duly appointed eAe
OF the last will and tssfAment Of I'D
WALTER n. STINsON. late Of DEER 10
In the county OF Hancock. deceased 90
given bonds - the Law directs. All PA n
having demands against the estate OF So 80 q
ceased are desired 10 present the sams n
settlement, and all indebted thereto nv
quested to make payment Immediately
Dec. II, 1915. ERHnsT q. SriSs''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-03
What To Do For Bad Colds.

II you want Q cough medicine that gives
quick and sure action in healing colds, coughs
or Group, get Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t heals
bronchial tubes; breaks up tight coughs,
loosens phlegm, makes breathing easier. stops
tickling in throat. Contains no opiates.-
Moore's Drug Store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-03

meeting OF said town was heidi on
Monday Of February. 1917, At O'Clock
Name OF owner, descrip-
ton Of real estate. Acres VI
NJ c Morrison, farm with
buildings, situated 1T Bay
side. bounded IS follows:
North by land OF A B
Smith, east unknown,
south by land OF Mrs II ID
Trim. west by town road, 90 sss
r c Burrill, lot Of land nj
Shady Nook with cottage
thereon, 2 4
F C Burrill, lot at Shady
Nook bounded IS follows:
North by land OF Horace
Marks. east by town road,
south by land OF Louise
Grim and q A Parcher,
west bv Union river bay, I2is
Jesse Phillips, q lot Of land
at Shady Nook with build
ings thereon, bounded as
follows: North by land Of
CIV Gleason, east by town
road, south by land Of Han
nah Heald, west by Union
river bay. 3
Heirs Stephen Smallidge,
lot OF land at Oak Point
known as the LeAnder b
Dyer place, without build.
ings, rs Q
Sussnnah Alley, lot Of land
at Oak Point with stable
thereon, bounded as fol.
], VS.: West by land of
Susan Colson, 80 8
Laura Candage, q lot Of land
at Oak Point bounded as
follows: North and west
by land Of heirs Stt phen
Smallidge, south and east
by shore,
Adelia Clough, q lot OF land
at Trenton bounded on the
southeast By land Of Jones
Brothers, sSia II
Melburn Rinaldo, . lot Of
land ut Goose Cove bounded
~ follows. with stable
thereon: Northeast by land
Of H B ODER snd W II
Douglass, south by shore,
W, st by land OF N L Hop.
kins. known as the Charles
. Doug lass farm, *
Melburn Rinaldo. lot OF
land at Goose Cove bounded
as follows: North and east
by land Of Harold Higgins.
south by town road. west
BY land Of Winnie Hopkins, 4
Mrs E E Emery. . lot Of land
ut Trenton known rs the
Sheldon Brown place,
bounded IS follows: North
and east by land Of q
Rodick q Sons, south by
land Of heirs E Hopkins,
west by town road, lia 4
Heirs e B Remick, . lot
Of land in Trenton
by land Of Nathan Ash.
east unknown, south by
land Of Mrs Frank Dunbar
and w D Leland. west by
land Of T J Hopkins, so u
John W Davis. . lot OF land
with buildings thereon,
bounded IS follows: North
by land Of Il L Copp, east
BY land OF Anna Anderson,
south by land OF z H Davis,
west by State road. a
WILDER Rerrick. farm with
buildings thereon. bounded
a. follows; North by land
OF G 8 Corson, east BY shore
OF Jordan river. south by
land Of Fl H Harden, Is Al
Heirs John Haynes, farm
with buildings thereon 1t
Goose Cove, bounded as
follows; North by town
road, east by land OF N e
Hopkins, south by shore
OF Goose Cove, west by land
OF r A Mcfarland, u
Heirs John Haynes. wood lot
bounded ~ follows: North
by land OF Mrs e Doug
lass. east by land Of D L
Mcfarland, south by land
Of Whitcomb, Haynes q
Whitney, west by land
OF Willie Mcfarland, 10 II
Heirs Lord, . wood lot
In Trenton woods, So
called, bounds unknown, 20 10
Heirs D H Eppes. . lot Of
land In Trenton, bounded
as follows: North by land
OF Alex Pirie, east BY State
road, south by land Of B J
Jordan, 4 4
FRANK DUNBAR, Collector of T
tnR the frvwn >HT ns<z~ g. = N : =
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l,saI Notices


COLLECTORS NOTICE OF SALE.
Unpaid taxes on lands situated In the town Of
Trenton, in the county Of Hancock. for the
year 1915.
THE following list Of taxes on real estate Of
i nonresident owners In the town Of
Trenton, for the year 1915. committed to me
for collection. for said town. on the 18th day
OF Ap, IL. 1915, remains unpaid; and notice Is
hereby given that II said taxes. interest and
charges are not previously paid, 80 much Of
the real estate taxed as Is sufficient to pay the
amount due therefor. including interest and
charges, will be sold ut public auction at
town hall in said town (the same being the
place where the last preceding annual town
meeting Of said town was heidi on the frst
Monday Of February. 1917, At . O'Clock .. m,
Name OF owner, dcscrip- Tax
tion Of real estate. Acres Value due
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THE slbscrsber hereby gives notice te ~
- has been duly appointed admin''
NANCY J. ROBINSON. lats Of BUG Ksro.s
In the county Of Hancock. deceased. and ~ M
bonds - tbs Law directs. All persons -
demands against the estate Of said dec csstle
are desired 70 present the same Tor ~
mens, and all indebted thereto are reqa
70 make payment Immediately. ,os
O. w. 0oULD. Administ's'"
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STATE or MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
Unpaid taxes on lands situated In the tous
q Verona, county Of Hancock. state
Maine, Tor the year 1915
/ Of pon- resident owners In the town q
verona Aforesaid. for the year 1915, cor
mitted to me for collection on the W ".
DAY Of July. 1919, remains aapsc,
taxes. interest and charges are not previous!
paid, so much Of the real estate taxed -
sanhctent TO pay the Amoant due therefor. is :,
public 4 ction Al the schoclhouse In district
10. !. IN said town, on the nrst MonoAs -
February, 1917, at . O'Clock .. m.
Name Of owner, description Of An.s
Mn property: II, tai 81, q;
GsosoE \. HALL, Collector
Of taxes OF Veronh
Verona, Me-, Dec. -, 1915.
THE subscriber hereby gives notice ,nn
4 she has been duly appointed Admihis"'
THOMAS j. BRYNE. late OF EDEN.
In the county Of Hancock. deceased, ~.
given bonds A. the Law directs. AL person
nasing Demands against the estate o. ne m
deceased are desired to present the same y
settlement, and all indebted thereto A'e
Dec. s, 1915. MARY A. BsYsk
THE subscriber hereby gives notice ~, ~.
Il she has been duly appointed admiAA
tratrix Of tho estate Of
LYDIA N. PERKINS. late OF CAsTlsh'
In the county Of Hancock, deceased, -
given bonds - the Law directs. All PERI
having demands agatnst the estate OF sAis Il,
ceAaed are desired 70 present the sans
settlement, and ali indebted thereto >"
quested TO mAse payment Immediately.
Dec. 8, 1914 CAnoLIMD p. PszKiss
Tas sebsc,iesr es,esy siyss notice q si =
y she has been duly appointed 40"
trntrtx Of the estate Of .,,ouf
ELLA n. BADGES, late OF BUCksfo.sI|
In the county Of Hancock, deceAseo' M
given bonds - tho Law directs -
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SVFusH' " 70
Frank DUNBAR, Collector Of Taxes
Tor the town Of Trenton for the year 1915.
Dec. Is, 1915.
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y she has bssn duly appointed admin
trAtrtx Of the estate Of
ELLA n. BRiDQKe, late Of BUCksafo..si
In the county Of Hancock, dcceAseo' M
given bonds - tho Law directs -
persons having denAnds against the - - N
OF said deceased are desired to .prese.nnss
same for ssttlsmsnt. and al indebted s i.sslt
are rs9neatsd 70 mako payment im C s,ness
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-27
Widow Gets $500
And Ford Car Out
Oh English Estate

santa Pee. y. n. Aug THE
problem ~ dlsporUg 81 the estate
of the tate NJ J.. English well known
stockmau who was KILLED near terril-
los py lightning recently. has bern
settled The daughter Anita English
dc Montoya. of springs 81 Nj. IS ~
get an OF the estate, except % Ford
car. ON condition she pays over TO
Mrs MAGGIE English, the widow who
wac iu oklahoma ct the time eft Mi
Euriish's death. tho sum of $500
This 8, the settlement Agreed upon.
aud Attorney william J Barker ~
the law firm of Laughuu y barker.
has been named executor.
English died possessed Of ohuIt 200
head q, cattle TWO horses SOME per
rouaI EFFECTS and from 500 Co 500
acres 81 dr. pasture land, ~ well a.
ON, old buggy and 70 Ford car
After rccitiug that MarEie English
|vlthdraws her petition to- ue named
administrative OF me estate. follow
ms au ugrcemcu made with the
daughter of English, PROBATE Judge
Jos, luez Voy bal Say, in an order
filed n th, probate court
1T f~ ordered, with the condition
aforesaid. that william . Barker be
and b., hereby Is appointed admins
traitor of the estate ut N h. Euslish.
Deceased aud that nc enter INTO a
good aud sufficient administrator
bond 100 the sum of $4,000.
Ana thls cause coming uu further
tu be heard upon the motion ot the
said administrator -u appointed Tor
leave lu borrow the sun ut $500
upon the security OF the assets of the
sand estate Tor the purpose of Set-
Ting and di~posiug ~ the interests ~
said Maggie English in the said "s-
tate. and TN, cuurt being sufficiently
advised la the premises II IL ordered
thar the said william J Barker. adj
ministrstur of the saif estate ru ap-
pointed he and he hereby b. authurix-
.d and en- powered 100 make "A loan
upon the assets Of the said estate Ia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-27

oncr' according Go a statement made
D., Bl."n Newton. one of the British
d~clcgatcs. in the rouse OF commons.
Virtually no complaint was made
of the British method 90 dealing
with war prisoners Lind Newton
added.
Dur impression h. d"rFci from
his intercourse with the Delegates Wu'
that. iu spite 81 ,L- G'rnln uoWtts
Of Capitalization. G-riiA E.~adqutrtcrs
did not know q great deal ot vutt
went on. The impression. he ala
more ur less confirmed what James
W. Gerard the late American AmiIs-
sadur at Berlin. used to tell him nat
there was less Capitalization than Was
supposed ana that the control at Der
I'm over prisoners of war was nOthing
like su effective 80 IN this country
He had a strong suspiglou that a
great deal went on iu ,dru,'S German
camps OF whiyl IA" central German
administration knew little.
A. they had twenty lines IS many
prisoners A. the British nad. % uoJ,d
Ice surprising. he said. 90 they dij
know an that went un.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-27
INITIATED
IN THE MYSTERIES
OF SHOOTING CRAPS
American Soldiers and Sailors
Visit London and Teach the
Tommies How to Play Game T;
Sammies Puzzle the English.

By Associated Press
London Aug, 2b.-CDelaycdD-
London vas uverrun today with
American soldiers aud sailors. All
the downtown streets IN the city, es-
pccialiy iu the Piccadilly district.
were througed with soldiers. some
walking. some in taXis.
Everywhere The Americans intor-
uizcd With the Tommies. Australians.
Canadians and scotchmcn LEA Kills.
Some places the Britou- were iu-
itiated into the game of craps and. as
usual thc beginners won. The game
seems Co CiptiNatc London.
The Americans who had not been
~ liberty since their departure from
the United States were liuuiIcd. At
some corners women were standing
handing roses to me soldiers who
pinned them on their hate.
MANY TOOK advantage 81 the new
ca .ic hut OF the Noung Men Chris
tan association which was ]throngcd
20 the doors
The American soldier is a mystery
Ia the Englshman. Those iu Lon
don to-day having Just been paid. had
their pockets fun Of money which
they were anxious TO spend They
dincd 90 The best hooters. some Of them
occupying utblrs adjoining those at
which British officers were seated.
The only difficulty which they cN-
pericuced with English money had
60 do with the value Of the coins
10 which they are as Yet uuaccus.
toned.
They passed oyer pound notes in
payment 10. small purchases and took
back q handful OF change without
counting H.
What. the use Of counting it7''
said one w could count the mum
Der Of coins bat that's all. So We
Just trust TO luck"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-27
MILITARY INSTRUCTION
INTRODUCED IN JAPAN
SCHOOLS BY MICHAELIS


Toxic. Aug 3D. G,urr, Mighuc-
iI~. the recent, appointed imperial
chancellor of GERMANY was .h, man
who Introduced into the Japanese
school t-f,m the idea ut military
training hat every Japanese school
uuE cot today goes through Re was
then q lct,her 900 tho German school
Iu Kauda, Toxic
Thirty YEATS ago pr AiehacI-
came uut to Japan is q Young autn
Geo uonumv principal ui the German
school which was supported los th,
German society of Japan Among
his students wor, hul- who have be-
some proWiuuu' 100 the public lie OF
this country including Is. Nr.ratsu
director of the Bureau "f Log.slu-
tiuu m the present cabinet and pcI.
son'l advisor to Count TcrauchL ana
Professor Mukai former membcr 81
the faculty of N"to University
Professor MUedi giving rcmiu.s-
ccnyc- of Tn Micharu- said iu an
interview "a, cam, Goo japan. % +
remember rightly Iu I>>, Vie Wa
rather yuuuI aud unmarried he came
uut through She influence uf either
Prince Ito ur NIscuuui Nuki both
since dvtd tie taught law and poe
IiilcHl economy ~ he was -till young
70 sccms tu me That his Hpovlodgy
wa, not deep. bat he was spiritual
and looked q man ~ -,,ldy uharlr-
ter
lie was ,orN popular with hi. tti-
dru's. who liked tu attend his Ioc-
turr- He came first 90 % contract
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-27

the war board has greatly increased
the capacity " the country's transport
tation facilities. mainly In bringing
about heavier freight car loading.
Many shippers volunteered to load
cars to capacity. or nearly so; Others.
upon request. promptly agreed TO in
crease their loading still others prom
ised To- do the best they could. The
spirit manifested by the shippers,
generally, has been fine. for the great
err use Of existing freight equipment Is
the outgruwth Of friendly co-opera-
ton on the part of the railways and
their patrons, rather han by force of
law.
"As q resuli of the unity OF action
Gu the yart Of the carriers. every
available freight car In the United
States Is In use. once a week there
Is a redistribution Of ears among the
lines which need them the most. re-
gardless Of ownership. thus eliminRt-
ing waste. This has helped materially
In increasing the efficiency OF the
service. ON May I the country was
short 10000 ears. ON August ( the
shortage had been reduced to . .77s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-27

Tomatoes with Ham Scraps Ham
scraps, u Il tomatoes, cat, pepper,
flour M cup milk.
Cut into tiny pieces the lat that
was removed from the slice of ham.
and Try uut IN II frying pan. Remove
scraps to a plate, and In the fat
siaute tomatoes Tomatoes should
be cut in halves. sprinkled with salt
ana pepper, and thoroughly dredged
with flour. When heated through
but not too soft. remove tomatoes
70 a plate. and To fat ~ pan add two
tablespoons flour. Stir until smooth,
add milk. stir until boiling point 10
reached. season to taste with salt and
pepper. and pour into a hot platter.
Sprinkle with the reserved ham scraps
and on top airangc slices 81 tomaro.
Put In the over a omc ana rehea.
before serving September Wuman's
Home Companion.