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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11

i6fdntpes abiastt. Gie nn6 ibr glann.
ber bamals gerdbe tart religi0js 3als
ben3en hatts, ertldrteH, 6 mare cine
Girke, 70 bisI @elb fir Gin Diner aus
8ng6n. Profefor 5anisn beIaAte
ite um5aitimmen. allen lie blie6sa ulls
erfaitterli9, uno es lag u~nleugbar ein
miBton borin, baB bic 8arfeaetiH oon
gora, 5e0oig un1 bisler anberer rpeibs
li5er @efalten bee groBen 9t6tsrs
ourd tire abpeienbet eldn8te.
Cont in6es fe6lte es ai4t an 3us
brang, ialbF pon arner iungen Garifz
Tteqeru, bic ID gIid1iderpeiie INNER
bic glittsI gu lei6tfuni8eH Ggsuoen
ffn6en.
Sbfen To1ie I'M 6otel 6'qngleterre as
@af oes @tatsrats 6essi Dp9nen, un6
Der 9ireltpr hes 6oisls, Der ieby BE-
Iie6te ti4tige 8euif4e Qlbert Scene,
battle fofort biz gebeutung bet Sttuas
tiDu ertdnnt.
Ct Teate Bic 5iirFeu5tmmsr Der
geIetage CUR 8trfugung, ihuffte cine
meme norfDegifds Gtag5e an, bic iiber
BEN 50tsl ipe6sH loats, ielangs Sbiea
bort fpobnte, unO beripraA, fur bos
Diner bds 9eHerfe unb Bette 81 lies
fern, mas bic Sabres3eit nit 6ilfe bes
auslaubes bteteu tonnte: Gdte Gdilbs
fr0ten, iungt hamburger Gnteu, friiAen
Gtanqeafparsei aug StdIien uitp. %
mar Inn gang gIeihglltig, oh oas 8os
tel uuF feline Soften fam oofr nidlt,
5aupiIaae, bdB dies 9tps9op Dar.
mlan bebente, baB man balnals in aos
pea1oeen nod lanss ut6t 70 berrDohnt
mar ME beute uHb bon 8rtmeurs pe
mig puBtG.
6olgsr 9ra6mann a6ernahm e,
biz adntate gu i6reiben, 5tni 6snrique5
iomppnierte bic MaIiit ba8a. Die Resi-
tdtioneH ibernahmen Der groBte 56leFs
GhduIpiglcr bes tonigIiaen Sheaters,
Gmil goulIeu, un6, ba 5rau 6enniHgs
uus I'M Gid gtlafen bate, bic tdtts
lide Srdn gdarb. gum GdluB mos
be0iertf stephan Climbing cine fgmbos
IiIfe Gtutuette, BON Der fir iebts Sas
bert Elm abgub bsrseiteIt puEoe, be
cine fof6are Grinneruns fir iebeH 5ef
talnebmer bilofn Ioate. Cine @irlanss
feiHer qrHner gtatter rerbaup bic idmts
lihen Gfatuetien matchmaker uno mar
5ugleid Der eiu3igs E%afei6mud.
8ag groBe Diner mar fomit urrars
oiert, un0 dies oeufete baraaf bin, DaB
e pirtlih slan5pou per0sn iOate.
Sn3nfI6sn nuroe Sffens 4ntaHft
dnF anbere Beife norbersitet. @or al
lem iebie man mGdiise 9rdfts IN Be-
fregung, nm BEN berii6mteu Diftsg bas
Grobfrsas bsg 9ansbros 81 psrfhaifsn.
Das aiitertrsu8 befaB tr ihoH felt ms
bentliner Set. nHs bd 5pifhen 0isitm
a1b Dem @robtrsu3 nOh 5rei Hns5side
nnnasn Iisasn, BATH e ieiue Ehpisriss
isE bas @Fobtfeus 81 trIaaaen. 4aeiH
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11
9Buis Rab %9OgnidIisker.

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8ilhtIm Nv. bel ben Sfparais @ornels
lungen in qotsbam nur 9uaIpitle auFe
tuBreH. Giuit befabl brr a61io iebod
bic Auffibruag zines 3rauerlpiels, bd5
Elm Gelebrter, Der ibm BON einfluBrsifsr
9eite iebr e%mpfobEeA oorben mar, ees
i9rteben bate. 8as Gtiid mar ber8lid
~langDtilie, uHb Hur mil glii1s bislt BET
aonig orei qttt BEG Tiinfatiieen 9ruuers
ipiels aus. Der brittle Qa mar nod
nidt gang gu gHbe. ala er Tia erhob.
DIR bamnIigs generaliRienbani gptEo
b. SiiIitH 0fInets bic Cir Der Qnae, I'M
BEN aoHige bas @slsii 5a grbsn. Orr
&ogsniaIisBer, bsr btntsr 6sr Sir FAB
uHb ntat piKea Tomato, boB BE 5srs<
I4aftsn inmitten einss altes oufbrthen
Dirbeu. ipnr Ianft unb isIig snilhiltns
inert. mas Itin 5ismlia laatts Gdnars
den unJpeiOentig perrttt.
9ilien iDolis ben pfibipereeHeHsn
psden, bod Der a5aie pint's 0b un6
Iasie ldaeIno: .aaIsn Gle i'm nar. BET
aEms bat gsipiB ssbOrdt.'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11
unouf66tfi4 pnrOs mad 36Isn seru.

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fm.
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sius' Riinoisuue.
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iaete i'd 81 S6itn: SD glaub., sic
iollten auf Sbren Dalton bindufgfben
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Cir parttte mein 6teunb Scene. osr
btreits ben gau5en absHb INF bas ssa
fabt mar, uos nun tpmmen ioate.
g6grr goitor," Iagte sr, nerlau6sn
Gin. baB i5 oas prous Wir fans
ben Dor Der 8iir 5u SBitng GsmaderR
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bdb iA Gte burA ben Salon auF ben
Baton fibre"
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MGR binter Jpn i'm 8auiel lag.
limb issl, 6err 9ottor, bieibeu Sit
rubig 70 febsn, fDdbrsnb id mid 5urite
5it6e, nnb tUsau i9 breil iage, tretsn
Gle Dor uno griiBsn 6is!"
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itbtr an sinsm 9i9ttoniatt. 5srr Scene
iteLlte f4 ME Gin Gtlbhtrr in ben 6ins
iergruno bss 3immers, uno sd6ltt:
Gins - 3psi = orei!" Sn bemielbsn
augsnblid brsbtsn bic aeLIrtr bic Qi6s
Ter duf = Der Solon unb Der gaIion
kudttten in it%rabltnbsr Ssligttit. Sbs
fen trat sinen Shriit Dor un0 eutbI6bte
bas 6anpt.
Gin Sturm bon 9odmftn unb
Generalization braa tos.
.ausIGI9sn!" btfa4l Strr 6een..
.llnb nun nod sinmaI: Gins - 5pti
- brsi!"
J6Isn in bsugaIifatr gdm6tung.
Gin utaer SrtdH pon @s~geifsrung.
so, bag g,uHgt CLAUDE d. iaste
6teae, ,aan baben bic 9eute, mas Fe
MOLTEN. Sett psroen lie mnbf mad
6dufe gsben."
Rod sinigt Minuten bauerI. braubtn
Der EARN. 4ls man ieboa msrlie, 6dB
bic 8Orfeaung n%nDi0srrufIid gu gnOs
iUdr, 5srHrsutsH fi9 bic GtartH.
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al gett.
Der uls Gtiias mar eprii6tE
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11

Summs BON beute. 1lub nun bort, no
e iia I'm @ann unO SSau banoeItel
vs. blieb ia nidt alein bel Dem &ubtGt
Der 8agtn bin uHb suriid muBte bod
aud serednet tperoen, uHb Iel6ftrebeno
brauhts BITE Satin cine ntut 5pjIetts
81 elmer iol6en nuBsrorbentli4en 5eier.
Gin piIoer @ufru6r tobte sesen bic %
&rpncH uRo eipieIte unter anberm in
BEN ie9g tebausrli6en GefuItut, 6aB bic
gr0Bts SbisnsS GauipieIeriu bes f0uigs
Ittea S4soters, 5rau BETH SsHnings,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11

Ftr, gti6oF eib6r, mar Gin SugsnSs
frsunb bon S6isu uRO Der @enoFe elmer
ieiHtr italieniiaen ReiIrR etpeieu. Seia
ntr 5reunoIhoft 3nlisbe madtt SlHbr
sinsn biden Gtri9 bnr9 iebes estitli4e
qergerHis, bas sr leiutr giiapfspiirbe
stgeniiber BEN 9i9tsr Der n@eipeniter"
fduIbig mar, ttHb Itbts bas @roBtreu8
0urd. 9idts erfrenlidt RtIuItat er'
fubrtn MIR penige Sntime an bemieIs
ben Sag. an bem S6Ien in 8~egsihng
bes norpteiI9en Rebaitsurs GisIs 9pgt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11

Der @lanb, an ben 5rie6en, BON Dem
Id reben nil, griinoet itd ni4t duf
ppIitifte Grripri6t unb 3uiammens
hdHse, ni9t anf iriegsriI6e Grfolge oosr
MtiBerfolge. Gs bdnoelt ii1 ba uirtlsh
nur un @lauben, Inn etpas Snnerlids
@eiftiges. SD m1hts ntht prppbe3tlen,
uuf @rlnb bieier poer iener SatIdhen
muB baIo ooer Ipdtsr Der Grieot IONS
men. 60 pirb pobl 70 iein, buB Der
6risoe tdum ber @inlidt Der Siddtss
mdnntr unD 6~eerfiibrer %eutipringtn
tpir6. Die Rot Der 81lfer er3ningt lbn.
SD bente niht an ben 6rieoen, Der bits
fem 8rteee folsen ipirb, ionosrn an ben,
benz mir ans BEN bdngiten DunteP Der
Gegenipart beraus GIs einem neuen
Worgenrot ena9egentrdumen uno uns
entgeeenie9ntn. mdnn iplrb Oieles
Morgsnrot in leudtenoer @er2iBung
anbre6en2 Wer berinag ods 3u iagen2
@s muB uniern Observation-Disclosures
Brie6ensapoiteIn entgegengebdlten Ders
ben, baB es ibnen iebr oft an gdathts
Iihtm CHM feblt, Gle Adben lem ri4s
tiges 3eitbeipubtiein. Ste g~lauben, ers
5ptHgen 5nt6nnen mb 81 ioun in ii6ers
itir3tem 9rdn1en, mas perben unb
ipa9itn mub in 3eitrGumsn, bersn
9auer nidt bon meuIden feitBeleBi
rtrben fam. Qer bic @eIdidte
and tines G~in3elgebietes 49, fenut, neib,
bah Ie - unD paB Oft it anbtres aIs
@trbeH, Gntnidluns Der WeHihbeit
unb ihrcr Rultur2 - fih Sabrhunberte
3eit ldBt. Gle III piel osbuIoiger ala
mir. Man mag ba pobl binneiIen auf
bielt raI9e unb bleibenoe Gprt1dritts in
NiTenT4dIt uno 3ednif, ouf bic Ioee.
nannten eroben 6priinge Der @ntpids
lung. 4ber 1T bas bas DGen Der Sui
tur2 auItur i'll, i'm tiefIten unb eDelttu
Ginne Derftduoan: bas 6t~rausarbeiten
zines h0hsrn MtuI9entums. 0ie iebr
babel bebcuttube DifenF6afFliht unD
tedHiIde grFolge uubeteiligt fem t0nnen,
DiHen mir nuRnebr aus elgener i4uler5'
Iibtr grfabrang.
Inter BEN Ginbrud bes b~itsid6rigen
aeformationgiu6iIGnms burT i'd po9t
als erbdrtenbes 8eiipieI bic 8eformas
tion anflbrgn. Gle mar cine GuIturs
lat, Ie mar Die 89reiuna bom
Sod ber ~gebuabsnen uuperi5ulihs
felt. bas iibtr BEN 9fitteLalter laItete.
aber mas bdmalg cine G6ur BON
@eiRe5bel0en ais 2t9t auf ban 2aths
ter Itellte, i'll niht iiberna biHz unb
burdgsbrunatu, aud innerbalb Der pros
tsftdntiIhen 0eli ni6t. SO muB ftp
nod in tanqt 3utunft 6iuein 8abu
brs6er, muB nod duf iptitfn @egeH 10
untnblia blet Btnbbeit, 8ebmnbenbeit,
aneAti6dft, bic oft gernbe BON oieIsn
ntu3eitlihtn @rfolgtn heruuf eiHiperen
nur0tu, in ben 8runb bre6en. Gs
brau6t nod elm grobes Mab BON 3eit,
BON adnpfsH unb qeioeu, bts en0lih bic
QsrI6nlthteit, bis enblih bic GetIe ots
menfhtn fret geiporoen lit. Gin3tlut
f6nnen IN lihnem 8ebdnlsnflug uHb III
beroiIder Sat Sabrbunbtrte dberIhrsi'
ten ifno borauseiltn. @ber fe miiheu
lanat, LANCE f%porttn, BIS bic Soften 6er
Grnie Eomn1tn. SOLIDS mug fh tpabrs
baftiges Denton immer fdgen, uH6 10
mufen 1ih aud bic @ebanleH utb 6offs
nuugen I'm ben Griebsn odrauibin ttn'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11

9u mitleibigHs MenI9 1T bsr
Bette Msni6, IL oleH gelealnoftlIhtn
Snsfnbtu. gu allen artsn Der Grobmut
ber a~ufseItpieite. Mer ins alto mits
leisissr nanft. mant nns bsfIer uH1
tuatnbbaFisr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11
Grinnerungen an S6len.
Don pcter ,~1anisr,.

Die Ropenhaseuer Seer gum 90 6eburtstae oes 9ro6en 0tAers.
Die ~gtpioente" inn R0n9Gten GheaRr. Rnkr on HuG1en Ger
SeierltAfehen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-31
MADISON
Special Town Meeting
To Be Held Saturday
Social in M. E. Base
ment.

Warrants have been posted for q special
town meeting to be held in Union hall
Saturday afternoon. The articles OF In
terest are to see IL the town will vote to
instruct the selectmen to sign a contract
with the Central Maine Power Co. for 10
incandescent lights to be placed in East
Madison village; the other article IL to
see II the town will vote to construct .
retaining wall Of granite or some other
suitable material on Water street along
the bank Of the kennebec river from the
granite abutments Of the railroad bridge
to the dam at the head of the canal.
Mrs. Hattie Witham, who has been vis-
iting relatives in various parts Of Calitor-
MIA for the past II months. returned home
Wednesday night. ...
A social was held Wednesday evening in
the Methodist church basement under the
auspices OF Bethesda Chapter Of Epworth
League. A feature of the program was
an old-fashioned country school conduct
ed by Rev. William Wood. Light re-
freshments were served.
Walter Witham of New York City is
spending a few days with relatives and
friends in Madison
Inc advance agent or the twenty MOl0
Team BoraX team was in Madison
Wednesday and ii is expected that the
famous outfit will he in Madison in about
week.
Deputy Sherffs GIBSON and Golf OF
Bingham were in town Thursday morn
ing on their way to Skowhegan with four
men who had been arrested on the charge
of breaking into the Bingham railroad
station.
Clyde Lander is spending the week
with friends in Bangor and attending the
Bangor Fair
Deputy Sheriff Frank L. Harding re-
turned Thursday morning from a busi-
ness trip to Jackman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-31
WINSL0W
Maurice Emery Injuries Two
Fingers-High School Will
Open Sept. "a, Other Town
Schools, Oct. l

Miss Florence Richardson OF
Charlestown, Mass. after visit at
the homes of her cousin. Mrs. Harry
Britton and Mrs. Harry Norton, re-
turned home Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. V. V. Lunt of Fitchburg.
Mass. called on friends in town
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving r. Buebee Of
Newport. n. H., are guests at the
home of their son. Leslie Bugbee, Ben
ton avenue.
Edwin Lane, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Lane. has been promoted to
corporal of the 103d Regiment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Jones and
children of sRumford, after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. John Jones, re.
turned home Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones and son,
Robert, accompanied his brother, AL
fred Jones, home to Rumford for a
visit.
Maurice Emery, who is employed at
the II. G. ". mill, while at his work
recently. had two of his fingers cut
nearly to the bone. A physician was
called and eight stitches we're re.
CURED to close the cuts
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Tozier enter
tanned Miss Eva Bradstreet of Au.
gusta Wednesday.
Miss Cora Patterson has returned
from visit with friends at Boston
and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Moore and
son have returned from a vacation
passed at Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dolloff left with
friends Wednesday for an auto trip TO
the White Mountains and Boston and
vicinity where they will visit friends.
Miss Lottie and Mamie Norweu Of
Benton avenue are guests at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Newinebam ~
China.
Mrs. John Hogan was the guest
tuesday of friends at Oakland
Heights
The Winslow high school vii; omen
Monday. Sept. -. The other schools
In town will open Monday, Oct. 1.
The schools in Benton will open Mon.
day. Sept IL
Mrs. Ella Belcher and niece. Miss
Nellie Capen. Of Foxboro, Mass. after
a visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Eaton, returned home Thurs
day morning.
Miss katherine Cushman passed
Wednesday with her cousin, Frank
Totman. at Sidney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-31
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not satisfied tell the Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-31
SKOWHECAN NEWS
Reflect Principal High School-Pans Well Under Way for
FairInstruc Six Candidates First and Second
Degrees at SkOwhegan Grange Wednesday Evening

vested in street blanket for best car
rage horse driven by a lady; Ira A.
Norton, s5%to be invested in clothing
for best trained pair of oxen to be
shown on track front of grandstand:
j, n. & I. ]. Smith donate 50 to be in
vested in merchandise for best hand
painted fruit bowl; the Huff Studio,
S.. to be invested in one dozen photos
for best half-dozen hand painted cups
and saucers of different designs: Blunt
Hardware Co, 50, to be invested in
hardware for antiques; DR.. A. B. Bor-
I den, IS, to be invested in glasses and
awarded for best braided rug; John r.
Phllbrick. IS, to be invested in glass
Tor best silk patchwork quilt; Geo l..
II. Smith, 50, to be invested in Dutch
eSs trousers for the largest three
squashes and three pumpkins; A. e.
| Bison, SO, to be invested in footwear
for best bushel of oats raised by ex-
hibitor; Lewia Shoe Co, SO, to be in
vested in a pair of shoes for the best
and largest display of vegetables; AL
lie Rowell. one pound tea for best sow
and litter of not less than 10 pigs; A.
K. Jewett, 81 in merchandise for best
display in domestic jellies not less
than 10 kinds; Milburn Fruit Co. 81
in merchandise for best pair of Swear
old steers, any breed: F. e. Sawyer. 81
In merchandise for best hand -embroid :
cred luncheon set, not less than three
pieces; w. @. Lord, two pounds of
condition powders for best dressed
doll; Madison avenue fruit store. 81 in
merchandise for display of cheese:
Hall q Vigue, 10 shaves for best pen
OF lambs. not less than ffVe;. Ernest C.
Butler and John w. Fogler, IS each
for best exhibits in manual training.
open to anyone taking manual train
ing in the county. The apple exhibit is
to be special feature, these exhibits
are TO consist of one standard bushel
box, packed ready for shipment but
with cover removed. The prizes agere :
gate $65 and are pledged by local citi :
zens, II different varieties are offered.
James Digioeomo of Madison under
went an operation at Somerset hospi-
tai Thursday, DR.. Richardson Of the
hospital performing the surgery.
| The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Simpson underwent an operation
FOR appendicitis at the hospital Thurs
day.
AT regular meeting Of Skowhepa n
Grange held Wednesday evening. six
! candidates were instructed in the First
and Second degrees Of the order. In
the absence Of the lecturer, Mrs. Ella
n. Crowell Miss Alta Rowell presided
IN that department and a brief literary
program was presented This included
lmpromptu speeches by C. Davis Miller
and Rev. 8. f. Emerson. a song by Mrs
EDGAR c. Dunton and vocal duet by
Mrs. Dunton and Mrs. Arizina p. Mil
Ter. The next regular meeting will oc-
cur Sept. IL and members are reouest =
eo to bring pies In order that an old :
fashioned pie social may be enjoyed
after the session. The Third and
Fourth degrees will be conferred
Sept 26.
Miss Emma Hall is in Smithfield
owing to the illness Of her brother-tn-
law
Joseph c. viles is in attendance at
Bangor fair this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-31
For Sale-ReaI Estate
$1,000 Down Secures 100 Acres,
with 9 Cows, DR.. Horses

3 heifers. calves, bull. brood sow, tools,
machinery. wagons. sieds, sleighs. har-
nesses, cream, separator and the growing
crops. Change in owners plans throws
this ready-made money-maker on the
market. Spring watered, wire-fenced
pasture, valuable lot wood and timber
fruit tillage cutting 50 tons hay besides
other crops. 9-room house in good re-
pair. spring water and telephone. Big
barn, silo and corn barn. 5000 takes all.
$1,000 down and easy terms. For travelling
see page Strouts Summer
Catalogue, describing 400 bargains
a dozen states. Copy mailed
free. E. A. Strout Farm Agency, Dept.
1@6, 2a4 Washington street. Boston, Mass.
aug3ld1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-31
NATIONAL HOME

Officer Of the day, Capt. W. S. Oak.
man.
The funeral Of the late Patrick
Doyle will be held from the Home
chapel at 8 A. NJ. Friday and the re-
mains sent to Pawtucket, r. l.. for
burial.
Mrs. Georgia Clifford of Unity Is the
guest Of Mrs. E. F. Williamson.
Harry ]. Symonds, clerk in the
quarternasters department has been
granted leave Of absence to his rel
atives in Springfield. Mass.
Furloughs have been granted to
John McDonough to Boston and
Charles Devine to Presque Isle.
The returns from furloughs Thurs.
day were John W. Tufts from Frank
lin. Mass. Joseph H. Oldson from
Somerville; James r. Carlin from
Boston; James McGranagan from
Calais, and Alvin N. Hodge from
Saco.
The moving picture program fog
Friday evening will be Miss Emmy
wehlen in 1.-THE Pretenders'', a i've
part Metro feature, a Travelogue and
a Drew comedy entitled. THE F7irt.":
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THE WADE HOUSE

s6 GROVE STREET, AUGUSTA, ME.
Two min. from cars, one from State
House. : room and bath. house newly
painted screened-n porch. new furnace
and plumbing, laundry trays. gas range.
electric lights, hot water in sink. Lot
55x100. chance for garden. We have
bought larger place at log Grove ST., and
will make reasonable price for immediate
sale. Apply So Grove st. (tel. 617-R), or
1o6 Grove St aug27- 1881
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Bingham Men Jailed

-Four men were brought to Skowhegan
Thursday and committed to the county
jail after having been arrested by Depu-
ties Jepson and Cough, charged with
breaking into the railroad station at
Bingham. The men, whose names were
Julius Caffot. George Watson. Fred Per-
ry and Abram Linteman. all pleaded gull
ty to the charge. the hearing having been
held at Bingham. They are to await the
action Of the September term Of the su-
perior court.
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Desirable Real Estate fOr Sale

The Parker NJ. Eastman place in South
Gardiner. Double tenement house, abou,
acres of land, orchard of is trees. Will
be sold for half what the buildings cost
The Ordway place on Winthrop street,
HalloweH. A desirable home an at
t,active investment; location good. Will
always rent at a good price. Inquire of
{. A. knight, Gardiner, Me. aug14dtf
ON EAST SIDE, HOUSE WITH
modern improvements. electric lights.
bath room. furnace, neal car line, line
location. also small house with rooms;
will sell together or separate. Mr.. East
man, 1886 Water st. Phone 129. jly11dtf
SEE OUR LARGE LIST OF LARGE
and small farms all stocked including
crops, farm machinery and tools Prices
and terms to insure a quick sale. H. B.
Sawyer Farm Agency 335 Water ST., Au-
gusta. Me. Tel. S01-W. june1ldtf
TWO SMALL HOUSES NEAR
sandpaper factory. Hallowell Must be
sol, at once. Good bargain. w. H. Per-
~. 6s Second St, Hallowell. mayl5dtf
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HOUSE, LARGE STABLE AND

hennery, hardwood floors, also Groom
tenement, all in excellent condition, newly
painted. Land to raise years vegetables
All for 5000. G. C. Adams, q Green St.
winthrop. aug2ld3 W.
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WEST-Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim
Jones are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Rena Chandler and husband of Houl-
ton.
Claude Kelley and party have re-
turned from a two-weeks visit in
Florenceville, n. B.
Walter Gerald motored to Show
began Wednesday. Mrs. Johnson of
the place returned with him for a few
days visit. .
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Murch and Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Murch and baby, at
tended the Knight family reunion in
Hernion Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. s. P. Foster and dau-
ghters and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Fcs-
ter went to Rings Grove. Montville.
Wednesday.
F O. knight attended the knight
family reunion at Hermon Pond, We'd
nesdaYs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-31

Cleveland. Ohio. has three woasan ~
Sists.
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SPLENDID TRADE AND

chance to buy home. Everything mod
ern and in right location. Nearly all on
mortgage. E. f. Newbert trustee.
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LOT e2sx1oo IN GOOD Lo-

cation. Lumber on lot to build house.
wiz sell lot or lumber separately Will
be sold at once at bargain. Easy terms
II desired. $. T. Stilkey & Son, $40 Water
81. aug2Sdtf
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Today's conesrt Program

March-''The Majestic Crosby
Overture-"The Blind Of Toledo" Nehul
Waitz-"sittins by the Sparkling Wine."
Selection from la liascotte." Audfan
Trumpet" VlviAni
Musical Jambores-"Devii Let Loose"
Ssysr
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60 ACRE FARM, u MILES FROM

Hartland village. buildings in good repair,
water in house and barn, near school j.
Il. Emery, PALMYRA. Me. Tel. 17-24
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culars on request. TAP Stamp Com
pany. IS Capitol St. Augusta, Maine.
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