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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05

ALLEYS being part o. DURANGO street part
or Chihuahua street part OF Main street
-nl The alley running nortnsrly and south
the Citv 81 ID Paso. Texas and part or the
aHCy running northerly through block IS
A.i--ss nap or the s-ty Or 81 Paso.
said ballot the words "IE IS or NO" ac-
cordlue 10 his desire 70 vote on said prop0-
T-u5n the ascsrtainuent OF the result OF
-alu election by che CITY Council q the
ell shall declare the closing OF said parts
OF said streets ana alleys 70 be approved
or not approved according 10 the result
OF said election. and II said ordinances are
approved hF a majority q the votes cast
az said election that the city Council shan
parts OF said streets and ALLEYS IN fuI
force and effcct. but should the majority
% the votes cast at said election disap-
ans in tlat event the CITY Council shall
declare said Ordinances OF no force and
] hereby name and appoint the officials
seFera-lF specified above 70 conduct the
electlQn ia t1elr respective precincts and
-.-crcE- and the Officers OF said election
sl1lt De tns same as hereinabove men
l2ued ln this notice
DO ls hereby directed that this Notice OF
election slaIi 1e published for thirty (S1l
GAYS exclusive OF the date OF the uuhlica-
zion and the date the election Is 10 be
and true COPY o. this Notice % ans
Elt-ctlou -laI. De- published FOR az least
s-.'.-,,-, Gay t t, fae nl9ess " here tins
eTtl-l for no. ding this election IN each
OF lne precincts Aforesaid
NJ 1-.SSe-n 4a4er i71E, and and Official SEA-
lay OF June. A. d. 191l..-
Mayor OF the CITY q 81 Paso- rszar.
= F. DAWSON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
4 Narration Of Everyday Affairs.
Their Married Life X
Helen Tries Subterfuge To Fool Warren and He
CLeverIy Iums the tables on Her

too. Don't wait up for me II you're
tired"
Helen knew that this would alarm
Warren If anything would. for she
never did things of the kind She
never remembered going out alone at
night somehow she felt rather timll,
and even when she had gone with an
other woman she felt strange Helen
lacked the initiative of the indepeud-
elt woman, although she secretly
lonEed 10 possess it.
After she had written the note, she
went into her own room where Slr
could hear Marrtl's key ia the lock,
and prepared 20 read until he come
Then She could snap off the light and
curl up in there 10 wait for aim.
Hears Warren Come In
Warren was gone longer than lie
had said he would be, but lL was only
80 minutes at that Helen heard MN
come i'm and eEcla-m auCluly al the
fact that there were no lights. Then
he went into the living room, and
Helen chuckIed TO herself as there
was = silence after he had snapped ON
the light He must be reading Jae
note now. There was silence OF q
few more minutes and then he came
out into the hall hummiuE "a tune
Helen wondered what he was about TO
do. Then she realized that he was
about TO telephone 10 some one 4
cold fear snarched her heart WHAT
was she about TO discover she
wished that she had never done this
thing now. Was IL true that Warren
was about 20 deceive herr
She heard him give the number ana
then wait. TFeu he spoke softly
Hello. Lil-' he questioned rms
is unexpected luck. How are youz
Where am T. I'm home. My wife has
skipped out for a walk and has left
me alone I thought this CnauCe was
too good % miss. so I called sou up
Finds IL a Ruse.
HeIen's cheeks were burning. How
shameful and sordlu- Could this re
Warren Curtis, the man she had al
ways respected above every other
Unable 10 control herself minute
longer. she spraug up and went out
into the hall She was just IN time 10
see Warren with his hand on the re-
ceiver. and he turned and faced her
with q grin ON his face lie nadl &
been relephouinE at all-
Helen could not help laughing. all
though the shock OF what she nap
overheard almost brought tears win
the smiles
Fooled you. eh2' Warren SAID teas
inEiy-
How did you know / wasn't out-
Helen demanded
i heard YOU snap off the light Be-
sides you're not the kiud 10 20 wan
deriuE about the streets alone at
night Come on ia the living room
7 brought home some cherries i had
a fine little walk and I feel up To the
mark uOw.'-COpyrish 49, Inter
national News Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
3z6 DOGS PUT TO DEATH;
TAGS ARE BOUGHT FOR 1446

Since the dog catcher started on his
work Of roping all unlicensed DOGS
there has been a total OF 326 dogs put
to death with poison at the city
pound because their owners would not
paw 81 for license tag There has
been a total Of 1915 license tags sold
by the city tax collector and assessor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
SEVEN ARRESTED IN RAID
ON HOUSE NEAR FORT BLISS

County officers on Wednesday ar
rested three soldiers, two women and
two Mexican men in a residence near
the Fort Bliss reservation The ar
rests were made by constable Lon
Garner, state ranger Ivy Finley and
constable Ed. 8febus. Constable Gar
ner entered the house and said he
found in a large iceboI about five
dozen bottles of beer The persons
arrested are being held pending in
vestiCation. the soldiers being held
as witnesses IL is said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05

Rio Jareiro. Brazil. July Amer
lean. British French and Brazilian
troops marched through the streets
Of Rio Janeiro yesterday President
Braz. surrounded by officials. re-
viewed the troops, four battalons OF
which had been landed from the
American squadron There were two
Brazilian regiments. one British de
tachmeut and one French detachment g.
The men received an ovation ana
flowers were strewn I'm their path
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
Legal Notices
FGFCTIoN NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE
NOTICE n IN election 70 De held on the
1i5s nay Ne, 3 r. Gt not tloss parts of streets
and alleys. fully described IN an ordinance
passed and anpr9Fse ~ ~ {ne -'sA o-' OK
AN ORDINANCE proVIrine 1or the
closing and abandonnent Or part or Chl-
huahua street. Main street DURANGO
street and part % the alley running
through block number twenty -eiEnt ~
Texas. and part OF the alley. rua1i ne
through block number torty-elelL t49.
Mils's map OF the City OF Fl Puso. Texas
Proclamation OF Mayor
WHEREAS. on the 18th dav Of Nav.
a. D 1917 the City Council q the CITY
q Fl Paso Texas at q regular NEE ing
thereof by a unanimous vote Of the al4er-
men present passed an ordinance entitled
AN ORDINANCE providing for the
closing and ahaudonment OF part or Chl-
Euahul street. Main streets. Durango
ming through block number tweutv-eiEht
t-Si of 1Iulss map Of the CITY OF ID Pas0.
Texas. and part % the allen running
through block number fortv-eiEht t4S1.
NIlIs's map OF the CITY % II Paso. Texas
~ said -t-e-ts and alieve described therein
20 De closed and abandoned
NOW THEREFORE,. Notice is hereby
given that an election. iu all things held
OF FL Paso. Texas. in each of all tLe voting
precincts on the 18th day or august A. D.
qualified voters as aforesaid the uroDo-
sition as TO whether or not the following
the CITY OF Fl Paso. Texas. to-wir-
DURANGO STREET That part OF Du-
range street which lies between the north
line oL san FRANCISCO street and the south
line OF Main street.
MAIN STREET. Beginning ot the in
tersectlou or the north lire OF san FRAN
cisco street 2-ith the west line " Main
street. thence iu northue-tcrIv direction
along the west line % Main street -0l- SO
fees. thence iu an eas-eriv direction S--i1
feet 90 a point in the south line or Frank
lin street produced. thence iu north
easteriv direction along tho south line of
FRANKLIN street produced go ~ feet 20 the
thence Boz a. enufhe- ater'F direction aIonr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
AIHAMBRA-CLARA KDBAIL YOUNG

Today is your last chance 20 see
peerless clara himbau Young In
ner best picture todate. The Easiest
Wav.~ The story was written by Eu-
gene Walter. and has moral SELF
n5ck has given "Tha Easiest Way
a most elaborate stage production. and
a convincing and thoroughly capa-
Bile support for Hiss Young Miss
Young has been playing 10 packed
houses the past two days and the Al
hambra management suggests that you
attend the matinee hours TODAY. II
possible. Miss Young as Laura Muir
dock. the girl who wants TO do right
but hasn't the viii power 60 stand
against odds. is superb. Miss Young
takes hold OF the part and realistically
euacts the moods Of Laura Romance
love. ambition and despair are para
mount i'm this production This picture
win be- shown today for the last time
at the AIhamhra- From l1-l5 70
%. m. the prices are Toe, l7c and -9c-
After 8 %. IN. all seats are 25c. To-
morrow Ealeska Suratt viii be shown
at The ALhambra in The siren 81
unusual vampire" picture Don't miss
10. The AIhambra is delightfully."-
cOOl-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05

Train 40. 4 on the Texas & Pacific.
due at 1880 a. m, is reported TO
arrive at $50 p. M Train No O. OF
the Texas & Pacific. due at e-45 p. IN,
is reported 20 arrive at 1898 p. M
Train No. z, on the r. p. & s ", due
at 1:55 p. m, is reported 20 arrive at
$40 D m. All other afternoon and
night trains for today are reported on
time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05

LeadviIIe. CoIoa July 5-Privata
Harley Eitel Of Denver. a SuardsUan
a the Colorado Power company's sub
station. was fired upon late last
night. a bullet passing through his
hat EiteI was walking his post AZ
the time He fired one shot az a re-
treating figure but without effect
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
GEN. PERsHING- md HIS MEN.

GEN. PERSHING- md HIS MEN.
Uncle sam AfI1at and Ashore" is
the title Of Selig multiple reel spe-
cial feature 20 be shown at the BiJou
TODAY and tomorrow. The production
is particularly timely at present Il
presents the activities OF Uncle sam s
army and navy ard the Seig company
claims the film VIII prove tremen-
dous incentive 20 enlistment
The soldier boys are shown AT drill
in line Of battle, and IN camp The
cavalry is shown in activity and the
artillery is also presented in action
Gen. .PershLng and his soldiers are pre-
scented in this film. Details OF life IN
the navy are also interestingly shown
The sailor boys are presented ootn
afoat and ashore, at work and al
pIav. The battleshlps are also shown
in battle formation and othe-W Use me
marines are drilled and the handling
Of the big naval guns are also pre-
scented in q way that is not only at
tractive but instructive
Everyone should see uncle sam
Anoar and Ashore" The picture VIII
afford a realistic idea Of life in the
army and navy and VIII afford bet
Ter conception OF the work Of those
who defend our country Admission .
and 10 cents.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05

~ tfE4 -al eeLlAea GOWN AlE F i-ltl
Helen had looked forward to as
Il an ideal evening. Warren had
complained OF being tired when he
had come home. and Helen had fused
around him ever since with all kinds
OF inducements 10 persuade him TO
spend the evening with her-it was so
seldom that they did stay home to-
sether. Generally there were other
people present or it, was Wa-ren's
lodge night or they were both going
out TO the theater.
How do you feel now. dea--" Hell
en- asked. as, comfortably settled I'm
the living roOu-Heleu iu the Chaise
Tongue and Warren bon his easy chair
they had at last decided 60 stay iu.
Fine, l.Le. said Warren. absent
mluueulE- I'm not sick. you know.
Gou treat me as though I had some
thing wrouE with me"
Helen laughed Don't YOU know
that all women like 20 baby the men
they love- she Queried-
Warren said "Humph-" and there
was silence for little while.
Then Warren cast the paper aside
and spraue up suddenly.
Gee. it's hot iu here" he exclaimed
"I think iii go out Tor a little walk"
Helen looked up disappointedly.
"Oh, Warren, YOU said you were go
ing 20 stay home with me tonight"
Ell won't be gone more than ten
minutes. But ] must get a breath OF
air before turning in"
Helen waited eEpectautly, hoping
that he would ask her 20 go with
MIN, but he did not suggest such a
thing
Want me TO go aIongc" she said as
he was leaving the room.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
DR.. Anna Reum. BlcsIer Dds. over Eli


Hardin. III. July 5.-Air- and Mrs
George H0ughtlin and their four year
old son OF Jerseyville, III, and Miss
Reua Johnson. of Los Angeles. Calf,
were drowned in the Illinois river
here last night when Houghtlin drove
his automobile off q Gerry boat.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05

ROCCO. . July 5-E0url6a0 peT-
sons were Injured rs the result Of 8
rear end collision Of two Toledo and
Indiana iuterUrban cars at Stry ker.
early today. The cars were running
IN sections. When the first stopped
20 release passengers, The other
crashed into it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
WIGWAM- PARIsIAN BEAUTY.

The Wigwam today offers The Re
COLI in which is featured William
Courtenay. the rapid fire Broadway
star. and Lillian GreuZe, the Partisan
beauty. Nile. Greuze is a proteEe Of
sarah Bernhardt, and is said 10 PEE
the most toasted woman Of New York
and Paris She came TO this cOu1try
after having served for several
months as a Red Cross nurse at the
front. She is reputed to be the most
beautiful Of Europe's Red cross
nurses. Prior 10 the war she was lead
ing woman OF Sarah Bernhardt's the
alter She also played at the French
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
Try Mrs Clark's Cafeterin. eos Mesa.


Denver. Colo, July THE Denver
and Rio Graude. Colorado and south
ern and Midland Valley railroads to-
day withdrew their application for a
Is percent increase IN intrastate
freight rates IL was announced
other roads in the state would take
similar action
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
YsLETA FETE DRAWS CROWD.

Hundreds Of persons bought re-
freshments at the lawn fete offered
bv the women OF Tsleta the after
noon OF the Fourth Of July on the
school house campus The followins
women were in charge Of the fete'
Alesdames F. ". Mitchell, o. j.
Downs C. W. Huffman. ". 3. CLARION,
J. I. Reed. j. y Patterson. L. ~
Peterman. j. 3. Paden. r. Ramos and
Misses Blanche Booker and Bess
Roberts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
CRFCTAN-DOUG FAIRBANKs.

GRECI AN-DOUG FAIRBANKS.
Douglas Fairbanks viii be seen Al
the Grecian today for The last time IN
Fl Paso in his new ay, THE Halt
-The Half Breed is a picturized
version Of one Of Bret Harte's famous
stories and ab0unds in thrills and
heart interest The story is laid IN
the picturesque region OF southern
California. in the land Of big trees
and the play shows many scenes In
this region Of much pictorial charm
Needless TO say that Fairbanks
makes himself at home among the
tr-es''-his athletic ability finds great
=cope in this new environment and
his antics may be lkened TO those
Of a squirrel
wonderful Triangle play ever pro
duced for next Monday. Dorothy Dali
ION will De seen in the first seven
reel Triangle production. THE Flame
OF the Yukon Those who have seen
this picture AZ private exhibitions
saw IL is without exception the great
est film OF all rine.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05

Buenos Aires. Argentine. July g.
The note which the Argentine govern
ment has sent 20 Germany on the
sinking OF the Argentine vessels
Orina and Tore. It is confirmed, de-
mands indemnity. satisfaction and as
surance that no more Argentine yes
sells viii be attacked.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05

Chnrred M A..auIt.

Louis J. Yacht 40s North oregon
street. was arrested Wednesday after
noon on a complaint filed by Mrs. T.
LEVY. aOs North oregon street charE-
ing assault. 1frs. Levy said she was
Yachts sisteriuIaw.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05

theater in New York. Her Partisan
gowns are one OF the features OF the
picture.
The EecoiT' is a story Of the secret
service and is q strong dramatic pic
ture.
Saturday The Railroad Raiders
picture that was TO have been shown
Monday. but was postponed because
OF the Mary Pickford engagement and
a Jimmie Dale thriller VIII be
shOW--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
H: NEWS BREVITIES II:
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Advertisements.


Yesterday ashes and stone were
thrown out Of the old crater The lake
iu the crater was dried up by the
great heat.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05

chicago. IL July 5--FeWer Iat3Ii-
ties and accidents marked the cele-
bration today Of the Fourth OF July
than any Independence day in recent
years. only four persons killed had
been reported last night throughout
the country. compared with seven at
this time last year. Tt was In the
number injured that the most notable
decrease occurred. however. only 50
persons being hurt. il early reports
are complete, as against 500 last year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05

Dr J. r. Stevens. 41--S Martin
Bldg. has gone on a vacation; viii
return July goth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
Cum ..InIonded;7 Boy KnIed.

Learn French. we have the books
Ideal hook store. 500 S. FL Paso ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05

LonEweIl-Be careful of your baggage
checks. Leave at Lougweils. Tel 4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
WAR PUTS UP
CIGARET PRICE
e. Paso Dealers Add Two
to Five Cents a Pack
age Thursday.

Clearet smokers were hit hard 10y
the war Thursday when wholesalers
instructed retailers that the price Of
cigarets had been increased In a
number of cigar stores In the city the
prices were raised two or three cents
a package while in q few places the
price was raised five cents. The 10
in price TO IS cents in most cigar
stores
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
The Best Ham You r

The Best Ham You E-er Tasted.
That viii be your verdict when you
have eaten Wilson's delicious Ma
jesric Ham The aDpetizinE aroma OF
the big. tender slices just from the
frying pan. viii be part OF the trent
in store for you--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05

F the carriage OF cotton OF cotton seed
into the United States.
All freight. express and other ship
meuts from Mexico shall be cleaned
or disiufected under the supervision
of an inspector OF the department OF
agriculture in accordance with the
directions Of the federal horticultural
board.
All cars shah be inspected and GER
titled as being free from cotton. cot
ton seed, including seed cotton. or
cotton seed bulls before entry into
the United States.
All American cars prior TO receiving
any shipments originating in Mexico
shall be thoroughly freed from cotton
seed
Products crossing the foot and
wagon bridges in wagons, carts or
other vehicles shall be inspected and
q certificate issued by an inspector
OF the department of agriculture,
usch certificate TO be presented TO
customs officials at the border.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-17

DOUoHNUTs-1 cup sugar, I cup clab-
bered milk, scant teaspoon soda, little
salt, tablespoons melted lard, any spice
you prefer. / usually put in cinnamon,
and . little ginger. This ID good recipe
when eggs are scare and high.-VAsHTI.
Aunt Maria says try this for dinner
some day:
Have potatoes boiled but not real soft,
scoop out the middle and mix 1t with
bome- made sausage. then I'LL 1t back into
the potatoes. Butter basin, set them in,
put bits OF butter on them, thsn CRATE
bread over them thick: pour milk, cream
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-17
KITTERY TO CARIBOU.

DIR. Ralph E. Freeman, veterinarian.
Bangor, died Sunday, aged forty-two years.
Charles s. Brown OF Bath has been ap-
pointed by Governor Milliken as superin-
tendent OF public buildings.
Ri. Rev. Mgr. F. K. Trudel, for nearly
thirty seven years rector of st. Joseph's
parish at Old Town, which includes the
Indian reservation, died Monday night, In
his seventy-fifth year.
Mrs. q adley 8. Pyle was fatally burned
at her home in Bangor Thursday evening.
She was trying to quiet q fretfui baby,
pushing it back and forth in its cradle,
when the child grasped the fringe OF a
table cover and upset . lighted lamp,
which broke, the blazing oil setting fire to
the mothers clothing. She died the fol-
lowing day. Mr.. Pyle was also badly
burned in trying to smother the flames.
The child was not injured.
Mrs. George F. Davis Of Portland had q
remarkable experience recently. On New
Years day she fell, and vas rendered un-
conscious. After few days she appar-
entity recovered consciousness, but her
memory had left her. She recognized
neither her baby, her husband, nor anyone
she had known, but apparently was in
normal health, going about the house -
usual, eating, sleeping, and reading the
newspapers with apparent interest. Ono
day last week, with . snap that was heard
in an adjoining room, two Of tho vertebrse
In her neck suddenly went back into
normal position. immediately she picked
mp the thread OF life whore she had
dropped It . week before when she fell,
and began ct ones to inquire shout the
things Of that Monday afternoon. She
did not remember falling, or . thing Of
ths past week, her only conception of it
being that she had bsen asleep and had Q
horrible dream.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-17

M8AoxIAL n19oLuf1OH0.
Whereas, The silent reaper, Death, has
again visited our grange. taking from rs .
loved and faithful sister. Liva Hincklsy.
whose presence added 20 much to our
happiness and welfare; therefore be 1t
Rssolvsd, That In the death Of Sister
HinckIey, we have lost . member ever loyal
10 the grange whose vows she had taken, and
. sister ever loyal TO her home and family.
Evolved, That we ever cherish her mem
DRY, emulate her virtues, and strive to carry
out her principles that we may 70 ON with
our work. bearing precious fruits.
Resolvsd, That our deepest sympathy be
extended to the family, our charter be draped
in mourning for thirty days and copy Of
these resolutions be entered on our records
. copy sent TO the bereaved family, also to
the papers for publication.
FANNY E. BILLINGS,
SADIs ]. D UNBAR,
NORA B. WEscorT,
Committee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-17
Dear N. B. Frjends:

Dear N. B. Friends:
Among my Christmas gifts is little
volume with the title "From Frieud to
Friend, A Partnership in Friendship"
and this Ii the dedication:
The happiest business in the world
Is that Of making friends,
And no .investment" on "the street
Pays larger dividends.
For Life is more than stocks and bonds
And Love than rate per cent,
And he who gives in Friendships name
Shall reap as he has spent.
Life is the great investment,
And no man lives in vain
Who guards q hundred Friendships
As misers guard their gain.
Then give the world,a welcome
Each day. whate'ey it sends,
And may NO mortgage foreclose
The partnership OF friends
select one or two quotations.;
We are never too old to make new frien's.
Friendship don't depend on age, but on the
kind Of Teller you are. man should keep
q boys heart an he'll make frien's like boy.
don't care how long his whiskers are, ner
how gray.-Kempton.
said Il will go out and look for mine
enemies" and that day found no friends.
Again said, ~ will go out and look for my
friends" and that day found no enemies.
-Leuis.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-17
Nutual Beusfit Column.
EDITED sY ..urr uADss".


The purposes Of shis coiumn are succine J
stated In the tisIe and motto-it 10 for the mutal
bepeat. and aims 70 be helpful and bopefuli
Being for the common good. It IL for the com
mon use-a public servant. purveyor OF In
formation and suggestion, . medium for the In
tercaangs OF ideas. In this capacity 1t soiicifs
Communications. and its success depends largely
on the support given 1t 10 this respecs Com
municasions must be signed. but the name Of
writer viii not be printed except BY permission.
Communications will he subject 70 approval or
rejection BY the editor Of the column. but none
viii be rejected without good reason Address
all Communications TO
THE AMERICAN.
Ellsworth, Me-