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Ellsworth American., 1917-10-03
wAssIssroS, d. C. Sept. Il. II

wAssIseros, d. c. Sept. 81, 1917.
Ny dear Aunt Mndee:
enjoy reading the letters from members
of the NJ. B. column and while am not q
member, take the liberty OF sending you
n poem from an unknown author, l would
like very much TO know the name of the
author, If any OF your members would be
kind enough to supply il.
Mas
l hope some Of you will be able to give
the information asked for. ! hope Mrs.
I. will write US from Washington. For
years bed" now passed away, wrote
US from that city.
Ellsworth American., 1917-10-03

Sluggish bowels indirectly cause much
sickness. constipsted condition not only
poisons the blood stream, bus quickly affects
the liver and other organs. ca using biiiouspess
sick headache, sour stomach. bloating, etc.,
Foley Cathartic Tablets are mild In action,
yet cleanse thoroughly. with no nausea. and
no costive after effects. They keep the
noweis regular, stomach sweet and liver
active. Stout persons welcome the comfort
soie. light, free feeling they bring. Moore's
Drug Store.
Ellsworth American., 1917-10-03

The column is always open to suggestions
by its readers, and thereby the ''readers''
OF the column become active NJ. BIS. 80
now you see, you are member. Thanks
for your letter, and trust We may receive
Ellsworth American., 1917-10-03

Saturday evening, one Was instructed in
the first and second degrees. Al the next
m seting the final degrees will be con-
ferred and refreshments served. II was
voted to begin meetings at 7.30 instead OF
8 ,'clo X, from now until June.
Ellsworth American., 1917-10-03

sspt -, sixty-tive members and twenty
visitos were present. The first and
second degrees were conferred on two
canoiistes. Supper was served.
Ellsworth American., 1917-10-03
JOHN poRIrY, ssl. SULLIVAN.

JOHN DoRIrY, 3s1. SULLIVAN.
Weekly meetings have been resumed
after vacation. Sept. 70, there was wor
in the third and fourth degrees. The
seed question was discussed and . short
program given.
Ellsworth American., 1917-10-03
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Lesson Fourth Quarter, For
Oct. 7, 1917.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Text Of the Lesson, Pc. ixxxv and cxxvi.
Memory Verses, Ps. lxxxv, 10, IL.
Golden Text, Pc. cxxvi, 5-commen-
tary Prepared by Rev. o. NJ. Stearns.


tary Prepared by Rev. o. M. stearns.
we nave peen speaklng In recent
iessohs Vi solne oi eoo great ereies
M eoiiheetioh Win the nea'ehis orps
q dis universe ana the great truths OF
is Woiu- Ginning u tue isaiias, III
"nich we shaii nave al least TWO ies-
sons thls quarter we uhu tne same
tliis. hut III an scripture the horu
uoo OF israei' the Loru Jesus ehrist'
~ ever tae center ne Is the perleel
man Oh IS IN contrast 10 tne WICK
eu one oi the same isalih. out each III
ciudes those VINO are theirs ne IS 'he
one 50 erea'i! 10 DE praised III IS ci'
His hnsdoin Oh rs. II Is Tue same MS
tnat Oh rs. cAiA. 1nese rsalihs are
isiae's hNeio'u response " Tue u'e
poohs VI Tue ia"' eaNh pooh cotie-
spohunis III some measure 10 eacn
pook OF tne fehtateuch- Ihe ehoihg
VI tue MS. iour ooohs Vi saiihs aie
AL, NAh, hAAiA' cNi' anu are easily
noeeo ny the aouoie Amen oi tne
nrst three anu the Alnei' HaiieiuJan.
OF tue iourth' ohrist Is no oouot IN
an tne isailns, as ne Is III al tne
scriptures. aceoruhis 10 MS own eesa-
niohs in Luxe AAi'' 80 r. his suner
Ihss anu iiis siory are e'er!Mnere set
lorth' anu tue setting up ot MS hins-
ooni, WIN israei as tne center at MS
coming III siory 10 Juuse anu 10 feish-
ine present ase Vi ea'neinis Tue
churcn iroiii aii ene ha.ions s niss-
terry nrst revealed 10 faui' accofulhe
10 Epn. III To- Som. XVI Io--, ooi.
: - ., out eNei. "neie ~ al 'ne
oooA '. Aie ne. 'sS 20
cry iuui, ie''ai oe,ie'e,' "ae.nei 'es
ol seii'ie- Ia ~ anu Asapu anu
noseS anu PEI maps olneAs "no1n "ou
insp',eu " ~ii.e ,ne sans sa"'
aiu Tue piopne's' Tue 'o'aie' oi' w 'ne
eoni.hs VI 'ne Niisuoih, os .ue io.
spifi' VIC spoNe 70 'neiu anu ,niousn
,neih ines ilo' o.iis ,oresaW Tue hear
ou' a1so 'ne .".oi 'aiuii'Aien.s Vi 'no
purposes VI "oa 'ue fes'o'a''oa s'oin
p"o! Foii anu '"e s'ii' iu'uie
'iou iiVii al haaions "ne'e 'nes ais
sum soa''eieu' o''n y, s'e a'''is Va
oui iesson inas eashs eo.ei oo'u
events anu s'e US inai's s"u "o'o
that tho tbanksr;v;ny md rejoicing ora
nr,pariIv that Of Israel Iet MS as be-
levers anpronriate nil we can The
nation shall be raho,n suddenly and
the iu,ouitv of their land removed in
'ne hiiquit! VI 'neir iaiu ienio'eu III
their Messiah and receive Him as their
God ot His coming IN glory lisa XIV.
8 o. Xvi 5-13: Zech III g o.
II Is imnoss;h,a to have raa, lasting
;o,- o,,o,t fro,,, ,t,., fo,,-,,.a,,ass 90 s,ns
for pntil that beooues o,r oxner;enca
tho wrath Of cod ,s s,;u unon us
nxxvv IN. John IN eea II Is the
nr;v;laca of avarv hol,ave. 70 y-oc,o IN,
70 others tho forgivanass Of Sins
tbrongb Iesrs christ becausa of His
finished wor,, f.cts xii; ss ao and nv
Jobn / 70 and Jobn ii - anv one
80 - 80 j.. ~, = ,.,,a - O.
Ellsworth American., 1917-10-03
Embellishments.
BROKEN DOWN
IN HEALTH
Woman Tells How IS Worth
Of Pinkham's Compound
Made Her Well.

Lima, Ohio. -"I was all broken down
in health from q displacement One of my
Ellsworth American., 1917-10-03

The day OF harsh physics is gone. People
want mild. easy isxatives. Doan's Rsgulets
hsve satisfied thousands. SOC at all drug
stores -Adwf.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the fo.ios'
Ing appointments were made by the nv,
bate Court within ard for the County oi
kennehec on the thirteenth day OF AO'
, gust. 1877
DELLA l.. DAVIS Of Mt Vernon. e.
ecutrix Of the will of CHARLES q
DAVIS. late of said Mt. vernon, de :ea a':G
MABEL CONNOR and EOsANOH.n
CONNOR. both of Augusta. Exeoutrl. .ss
of the viii of SELDEN Common, 1'
of said Augusta, deceased
Executrlx of the will Of JOSEPH ",
EMERY. late of said Manchester q"
ceased
ROENA NJ. CLARK, of China E1ecvy'
trlx Of the will of GEORGE A. CLAIM
late of said China. deceased
CHARLES WYMAN. OF VassalboN.,
Administrator with the will annexed %
the estate of ABBIE l.. NEWHALL, lae
of said Vassalboro. deceased
ARTHUR G. WHITTIER, Of Viennns
Administrator of the estate of LAtoIs,
EST PORTER, late Of Vienna, deceases
ABEL WALL. of Bridgton, Adminiattrss..
! tor with the will annexed Of the estaS
OF NATHAN DOLAN, late Of Vassaibof
deceased
JENNIE ROY of Oakland. executrt1 q ,!
the will of EDMOND @. ROY. late 81
Oakland. deceased
WILLIS w. wAsHBURN Of Chir,ss
txecutor of the will Of EDWIN y
MOODY. late Of China, deceased. :,
SARAH ]. WOODWARD Of HalloTeeS
ADMINISTRATIVE on the estate Of HARhs
Z. WOODWARD. late of Hallowell o.
Attest: r. W. LEIGHTON,
augl6' thurs,3t Register OF Probate
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings In Al
the Leading Stocks

New York. Aug. 2s-ReJection by
Washington OF the Vatican's peace
plan evidently exerted no special
influence over today's stock market
Selling was renewed at the outset
and continued during the afternoon
on an enlarged scale. Offerings orig
mated mainly from the bears who sue
ceeded IN picking out additional weak
spots but signs Of liquidation were
unmistakeable at that period.
No section OF the list escaped the
attention Of the short interests although
rails and, O few other high grade In
vestment shares yielded only slightly,
The one to three point rallies OF the
afternoon resulted in a very substan-
tial rea6Justment Of losses and not
few actual gains.
At their lowest ,eveln war Issues
were two to ave points down but stan.
dard industries offered resistance tc
pressure. United States Steel repeat
ed its recent minimum quotation OF
lis IL. but rallied to 11s rs and clos
ed at 119 IL. a net gain Of half q
point. Other eteels and afnliated
equipments, together with minor met.
ais and specialties proved more ~uin-
erabie. Motors were again weak. Stu
dcnaker establishing a new low rec.
ORD on it's fal! Of two points to ~ IL
with a similar reversal for General
Motors.
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PORTLAND GIRL
DIES FROM BURNS

Portland, Ne, Aug. 29.-Katherine
Z. Feeney, the young girl who was
burned at her home in Fremont place
Monday evening. died at the Name
General hospital Yesterday afternoon.
For time after the fire she showed
great bravery and it was thought that
she would survive her burns, which
did not appear to be very deep seated
nor close to any vital organs. 1t ap-
pears. however that the Shock to the
system was too great and this, to-
gether with a heart perdisposed to
weakness, caused a collapse during the
forenoon yesterday and she sank rap
idly until death came shortly after 3
o'clock Miss Fceney was in the en-
ployment Of the J. r. Libby Co, and
was highly thought of by large
circle Of friends
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BROOKLYN Z, CHICAGO |

Brooklyn. Aug. 29.--Brooklyn Won
the last game from Chicago today
to l. 1t was Brooklyns second win in
three days and the only time 1t has
taken series from Chicago. Hendrix
was wild, but was effective in the
pinches until the eighth. when Hick
man walked and scored on hits by
C'Rourke and Miller. In the ninth
Daubert walked. took third on Myers
single to left and scored on NJ. Wheat's
sacrifice fly.
Chicago scored In the first on VOL
ters single, an error and a steal of
third by Wolter and Mller's wild
throw. The score:
Chicago 81 0-l- 60
Brooklyn 30 0 0 . 0 0 OIL 1-2-11-2
Hendrix and Elliott. Wilson: Smith
and Miller.
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NEW YORK 6, PITTSBURGH 5

New York Aug. 2a.-New York played
an uphill game against Pittsburg here
today, winning in the ninth inning by a
score Of 6 to s. Miller. who pitched SEN
sational ball In the earlier innings. weak
ened towards the finish, the Giants pound
ing him hard in the last four innings. He
was taken out in the ninth after sallee
and Burns opened with singles. Steel then
relieved Miller. and Smith, running for
'sallett. scored the winning run on Rob-
ertson's sacrifice hit ana Kaufr's sacri-
nee fly. Zimmerman's two errors were
responsible for four Of the runs scored
on Demaree. The score:
Pittsbrrg ......1 0 O o o 3 o e5- go
New York .....o 0 0 0 2 ! 1-S-l2-3
Miller. Steele and Fischer, Schmidt:
Demaree and Rar1den.
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G. Flagg, w. R. G.. Of Hampden. The
regular routine of business was trans
acted and the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Capt. H.
A. Shaw, president; Rev. F c. Whit
comb, chaplain; Mrs Nellie r. Pome-
roy, secretary and treasurer; w. J.
Pepperill, Charles II. Merrill, Amory
B. Chaplin and Mrs. Lydia Cahill ex-
ecutive committee.
At the afternoon session. which was
also held in Hampden town hail,
very pleasing Pre- gram Of music ana
short talks by the comrades We're Civ
en-.
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DETROIT IS, CLEVELAND |

Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 29.-Detroit
wore its batting clothes today. making
Is hits and winning Is to l. Bagby
yielded 9 earned runs in the third and
fourth innings. Torkleson, Marshall
town. Ia, recruit, who replaced Bag
by. distinguished himself in his first
big league inning by striking out Cobb
and veach and making a clean single.
Umpire Owen officiated alone, as I'm
pire Evans failed to make train con-
nections at Toledo. Dauss was effective
throughout. The score:
Detroit ..0 4 0 0 4 2 0-15-18-O
Cleveland 20 l 0 0 Q o. l. 6-1
Dauss, Cunningham and Stanage,
.Yelle; Bagby. Torkleson and O'Neill,
Deberry.
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Boston Stock Market
New York Produce Market

New York. A"2. q.
wHFAT-spot quiet: No. . red 225 and
No. hard 227 elf New York export.
CORN-Spot firm: No. 2 yellow oo4 and
No. mixed 200 eff New York
OATS-Spot dull; standard So.
LAPD-Strong
BUTT r r = Steadv; receipts 13.342:
creamery higher than e-7tra7 43 1-4644:
creamery extras. % score. 43: frsts 41.0
a "a: seconds 2aG4l
EGGS-Irregular: receiots 1883: fresh
gathered extras 24045: cct-o 1rsts 426
t3: f1rsts 3sG4: seconds acdss: state. Pa.
and nearby western he-rery whites fine
to fancy 52a54: state. Pa and nearby
hennery browne 46T4o
OTATOES-Unchanged
SUGAR-Raw easy: centrifugal 7o2: mo-
lasses s14; refined steady; fine graduated
s4nds50
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CHICAGO wins TWO
FROM ST. LOUIS

Chicago, Aug. 2s.-Chicago won both
games Of a double header from ST.
Louis today, 6 to 0 and II to l. and
gained a full game on Boston. which
had no game scheduled. Chicago now
leads Boston by four and ne-half
games.
In the first game, Russell pitched in
fine form, twirling his best ball In the
pinches. In one inning. when the
visitors started with a double and a
single, Russell pitched 10 balls to the
next three batsmen and struck them
out. Chicago, on the other hand,
punched its hits and executed some
good base running.
In the second game the visitors be-
gan an assault on Benz who was TAX
en- out with men on second and third,
and one ont. Danforth retired the side
and continued to do 80 in one, two.
three order in each inning. except one.
when his own wild throw to first en-
abled Sloan to reach third. The
scores:
First game
st. Louis ..... 0 0 90 0 o o o o-o-7-1
Chicago . 01'0 0 041 1850
Koob. Wright and SEVERED; Russell
and Schalk
Second game
ST. Louis .... 0 0 o 0 Q 0 0 o. s-s
Chicago ... 900 o 0 x-11-12-3
Rogers and Hale: Benz. Danforth
and Schald, Lynn.
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SIXTY 1ST MAINE
VETERANS MEET

Hampden. Me. Aug. 29.-Si1ty vet
Grams Of the LIST Maine Heavy Artillery
attended the annual reunion here Tues
day. Andrew c. Sawyer, retiring
president. presided. A business meet
ing was followed by campfire and din
rer.
Omcers were elected as follows:
Capt. II. A. Shaw. president: Rev. ST.
mon E. whitconb, chaplain; Mrs. Nell
lie T. Pomeroy, secretary and treas
urcr; William J. Temple, Joseph E.
Trickey. Mrs. Lydia Cahill, Charles H.
Merrill and Anlo7y B. Chaplin. execu-
tive committee.
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|OLD FIRST MAINE
I'm BIG REUNION

Harpder. Me, Aug. 2s.-The 51st
annual reunion Of the First Maine
Heavy Artillery was held in Hamp-
den Tuesday. This is the regiment
that left more killed ard wounded in
battle and q larger number In a sin
gle battle tcan any regiment in the
United statee ec-yice has had in any
battle In any war.
About 90 comrades were present. also
large number Of relatives and
friends Andrew c. Sawyer OF Bangor.
president OF the association. presided
Di..c- was served by the ladies' OF F.
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MANN TO TRAIN
TROOPS HOUSTON

Chicago, Aug. 2s.-Leslie Mann. star
outfielder with the Chicago Nationals,
was ordered today by the National Asso-
citation Of Y. NJ. c. A. to report at Camp
Logan, Houston, Texas. at once to as
sumo charge Of physical work there, ac-
cording to a dispatch from Brooklyn,
where the club is playing.
Mann, graduate OF the Y. NJ. c. A..
College Of Springfield. Mass, volunteered
his services several weeks ago. He for
merly coached at Amherst College in
football and basketball
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St. LOUIS 5, PH|LA 3

Philadelphia. Aug 29.-St. Louis hit
Alexander's delivery hard in the last
three innings today and defeated Phil
adelphia 5 to 3. All Of the home teams
runs were made off Meadows. who,
with Baird. was sent off the field in
the sixth inning for kicking at O'Day's
decisions. Watson, who took Meadows
place, was very effective. The score:
st. Louis 80 0 0 l 0 0 2 / 49,
Philadelphia % 0 o-3-7-2
Meadows and Snyder; Alexander
and killifer.
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Boston Produce Market

BostON, Aug. 2.
BETF-whole cattle 2lQ22
SPRING BRAN-334cS50
BUTTER-Nortlerl 43a43s; western ~
ga
CHEEsE-New York twins 24i92s.
CORNING. 2 yellow 2oS.
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearby $50
60: western sega.
FLoUR-spring patents 11scGlSa.
HAY-No. ! grade s292s.
LAMB-Sprirg 26Gz7.
MIXED FEED-oQH
QATs-No. clipped white 50.
FORK-Medium ba cks eco
POTATOES-2SNQ@ per two-bu. bag.
SUGAR-Granulated. 20 biol. lots, $50.
vEAI-1211S.
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Boston, Aug 2s.-Cincinnat clean
ed I'D its last three game series here
today by defeating Boston to 4. in
10 innings. Toney was knocked out
Of the box after four innings. Eller
held Boston to two hits in the remain
der of the game.
Thea winning run was the result OF
an error by Smith after two were
out.
Griffith was then hit and Magee's
single sent over the winning run. The
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing appointments, were made by the pFoI
pate Court within and for the COUNTY, y.
kennebec on the 9th day Of August lsI,'
FLORENCE l.. BEAN Of Clinton. a~
ministratrix of the estate of CLARA b.
BEAN. late Of Clinton, deceased.
WILLIAM F. WINSLOW of RanCoin,ss
administrator of the estate Of FANNis
NJ. W1NSLOW. late of Randolph, d''
ceased.
ROSCOE L. CRANE Of Fayette. adnis'
istrator OF the estate of CHARLES u
CRANE. late Of Fayette. deceased. L,
WALTER NJ SANBORN, of Auyusts
administrator OF the estate Of DOLLlS
TOWLE, late Of Sidney. deceased.
Attest: r. ". LEIGHTON,
Register OF Probaee-
ang30, thurs,3t
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ClNCIS Defeat BRAVES +
IN EXCITING. 10-INNINC GAME

sShippine and tobacco rebounded
sharply from their first setback, the
former leading in the genera ray
CT the last hour with material recov-
cries for oils and coppers. Total SAFES
amounted to $4,000 shares. Anotner
slump. in rubles to 1910 shipment OIL
an additional 100000 gold to japan
and greater scarcity Of time funds
were among the related incidents OF
the day
Bends were irregular to heavy. with
q wider range for the Liberty issue
at a.92 TO 80 SO. Total sales( Par value)
aggregated s2,625,000 United States
bonds (Old issues were unchanged on
call.
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, Aug. -.
Mixed ecnt!raea. among traders was aD:
parent today and resulted IN an unsettled
corn market. though fluctuations were
within comparatively marrow Limit j.
Houses with eastern connections were
prominent on the selling side and wori
came from the seaboard OF offerings OF
Argentine cargoeE at lower prices. Selling
en- the high points met good nbsoroin 8
powers and the nnish was well toward
top prices for the dag. The close was
strong Ia to 5-sc higher: With December
gained ia to 2-4c. Cash wheat closed,
6rm. Provisions made gains Of from q
to s6c
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The 18th annual reunion Of the Will
sson and Teel families was held Tuesday
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace W
Clark in St George. Mrs. Harriet H
Wilson. SO. was the Oldest member
present. These onlcers were elected:
G. E. Wilson, Thonaston. president;
Samuel Pierce, South Thomaston, vice
president; Mrs. Minnie Wilson. Thorn
aston. secretary: Mrs.. Annie Ka1loch
lSt. George, treasurer.
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ing appointments were made by the Pro.
rate Court within and for the County OF
Kennetec on the eighteenth day Of Al.
gust 1917
JUSTIN o. wELLMAN, of New Lon.
don. y. H.. Administrator dc bonis non
estate Of ABB1E 4. AUSTIN. late Of Au.
eusta, deceased. ELLA r. WEIJMAZ
Of Augusta, Agent
Attest: r. ". LEIGHTON.
Register OF Probate.
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CHICAGO Cattle Market
Chicago, Aug. .

Chicago, Aug. g.
HoGs-Receipts 5000: higher; top 1885;
bulk 16s5dlS5o; light 1630GlSS5; mixed 1925
@1s35; heavr 1e25G1s3o; rough 1:25@l6ao;
pigs 12oOQl600.
CATTLE-Receipts 22,oco: higher; ma
tive beef cattle S21a165o; western steers
7CNQ140o; stockers and feeders 60on925:
cows and heifers A5d1315; calves 12ooa
1875
sHEEP-Receipts 1900; higher; weth-
ers 7eoG1125; ewes 725G1o50; lambs HOOP
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES
:. Eugene GiIchrest

T. EUScHe IITchTest
F. Eugene Gilchrest. who served as
postmaster at Thomaston in Presi-
dent CleveIand's second administra-
ticn. died Tuesday. aged 20. He was
a son Of Capt. Levi B. Gilchrest.
Education IN a Boston business col
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EASTERN LEAGUE
Standing
Yesterdays Games

Portland 3, Hartford 0 (hrst game)
Portland 2, Hartford Second game).
: New Haven 3, Bridgeport 2.
Lawrence 4. New London 2.
Worcester g. Springfield l.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing
Yesterdays Games

Chicago g. St Louis o (t1rst game); Chi
caro H. St Louis ! Second game).
Detroit Is. Cleveland !.
. No other games scheduled.
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Today's Games

New London at Hartford.
New Haven at Bridgeport.
Portland at Springfield.
Lawrence at Worcester.
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Today's Games

St. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
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BOSTON


Cincinnati @ 0 0 0 l ID
BOSTON 2 0 / 0 ] 0 O-4
Two base hits, Groh. kopf. W1ngo'
Three base hit. Chase. Home rum
Naranyille. Stolen bases. Groh, Ma
ranville. Sacrifice hits. Roush, Kelly
Konetchy Smith Sacrifice fly. Chase.
Double plays, Shean to kopf to Chase;
Kelly 10 Tragesser to Nehf. Lett on
bases Cincinnati s: Boston g. First
on errors, Cincinnati ]. Base on balls,
off Toney l. off Eller 3, off Nehf. 2.
Hits and earned runs. off Toney. hits
5, runs 3 in 4 innings; off Elier. hits
2, runs l in innings; on Nehf' hits
10. rus in 10 innings. Hit by pitch
er, by Nehf (Grif1th). Balk. Toney
1. Struck out. by Toney 2 by Filler
8: by Nehf 2. Passed balls. Tragesser
/. Umpires, KLEIN and Emslie. Time,
2o5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-30

One Of Sweden's most widely known
dissenting churchmen and politicians,
Paul Peter Waldenstrom, has Just
died, in his 74th year. He was well
known in certain religious circles in
America, which he visited a number of
times as student Of the free churches
and also as founder of the Swedish
Missionary Association. He received
the degree Of doctor of theology from
Yale in 1889. He was forccful and
ready orator and of unfailng wit and
humor. Many anecdotes are told by
the press to illustrate his quickness Of
answer. To young student who had
ventured to doubt the story of Ba-
laam's ass, Waldenstrom said: 81 have
feard many man talk like an ass:
why may not an ass at one time have
talked like a MANI"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-30
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New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Pittsburg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-30

lege fitted him for a varied business
career. He was at various times a
ship chandler in New York. shoe
manufacturer and dealer in Thomas
ton, railway mail clerk, clerk in
freight office and auditors depart
ment of the New Haven and Fall
River Lines, night hotel clerk in
Rochland. Jackson. n. H. and Bridge
port and gatekeeper Of the Thomas
ton State prison under two wardens.
lie served three terms as assessor.
He had been member Of the Demo-
cratic town committee for years. Mr.
Gilchrest is survived by two sons
Levi of Peru, S. A., and Waldo of
Thomaston, and two daughters, Mrs
Llewollyn Mills Of Rockland and Mrs
John Stackpole of South Thomaston.