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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-10-31

The food conservation drive Is on
this week. President Wilson calls
upon the American people to support
the food administration in its effort
to conserve the food with which the
military forces of the United States
and the armies and civilian popula-
ton OF it's allies must be fed. 1.-THE
solution Of our food problems" he
says, sis dependent upon the individ-
ual service of every man, woman and
child in the United States" There is
an abundance OF foodstuffs in the
United States, and economy, the
elimination of waste, and the use of
those commodities o (which there is a
surplus, must be practiced by the
people in order to free for export a
larger proportion of those required
by the world now dependent upon the
United States. ST this is DONE" says
the President, 1--WE shall not only be
Asle to accomplish our obligations to
them, but We shall obtain and es-
tablish reasonable prices at home"
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OBITUARY.
MRS. ABBY rHoRsES.

Abby, widow OF 8. Z. Thorsen OF West
Hancock, died yesterday noon at the
home Of Mrs. IL. r. Holmes in Ellsworth,
at the age OF seventy-two years. Mrs.
Thorsen had been failing in health
several months. A few weeks ago she
was brought from her West Hancock
home to the Ellsworth home OF her daugh-
ter-in-law. Mrs. Pearl 8. Thorsen, to be
near her physician.
Mrs. Thorsen had devoted her life to
her family, and in her advancing years
and declining health she was repaid in
kind by the loving attention Of her sons
and daughters. She was an earnest
Christian, and q devout member OF the
Baptist church. The West Hancock
community in which 80 large part OF
her life had been spent loses one OF its
most estimable women.
She leaves five sons-Arthur of West
Hancock, George OF Brooklyn, N. Y,
Martin J. and Percy OF Boston, and Pearl
s. of New York, and three daughters
Mrs. James Percy OF New Jersey; Mrs.
George p Woodward OF Bogots, n. j., and
:irs. Frank MacDuffee OF Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-10-31

1t should be matter OF personal
pride for every citizen Of Hancock
county to know that the one hundred
jar exhibit of canned goods made by
the Ellsworth Falls canning club at
the National Dairy Show recently
held at Springfield, Mass, was the
center of attraction for all persons
who visited that department. This
club was chosen by the State depart
ment of agriculture to represent
Maine at this big show, and no sooner
were the doors opened than the ex-
hibit was spotted" and remained a
center of attraction. The exhibit
called forth many amusing questions
regarding Maine, and Hancock coun-
ty. The Falls club has put Hancock
county on the map.
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HANCOCK.

Reginald johnson, who has spent q
short vacation at home, returned to M.
C. l., Pittsfeld, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. K. Riley OF Bangor
were guests Sunday Of Mrs. Riley's
parents, Capt. and Mrs. o. w. Foss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Lymburner Of Bar
Harbor and Mrs. Olga Richardson and
children OF Ellsworth we're Sunday
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. z. B. Young.
Mrs. C. p. Cook, Mrs. A. e. Crabtree,
Miss Lura Young and Mrs. NV. Johnson
will make q canvass Of the homes this
week in the interest of the food pledge
campaign.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Young received
q letter Saturday from their son Ellis,
announcing his safe arrival In France.
Ellis was one of the first Hancock boys to
enlist, and the first to go to France.
Oct q. F.
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ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Miss Mildred Eaton of New York is the
guest OF Mrs. b. s. Jellison.
Mrs. Gertrude Holden OF Bar Harbor is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Harriet l..
Hastings.
Warren Jordan and wife OF Brewer were
guests OF Mrs. Jordan's parents, Charles
Lynch and wife, last week.
Miss Helen NJ. Flood, who is teaching
in Holden, was home over Sunday,
accompanied by Joseph Patterson Of
Brewer.
Mrs. Thomas 8. Tapley OF fremont was
here Friday and Saturday, the guest OF
Mrs. Pauline NJ. Flood. DIR. Tspley and
son WATSON went to West BrooksviIIe on
q bunting trip.
R. H. Young OF Hancock was here from
Friday until Monday, the guest OF Oscar
Staples. Mr.. Young was returning from a
weeks trip at Tilden, where he goes every
fall trapping foxes. He caught four foxes
this trip, making total OF around 200 that
he has caught in the eighteen years he has
been trapping. Mr.. Young is only eighty
four years OF age, but as young as his
name.
Sunday, Nov. 4, is rally day for the
Union Congregational Sunday school.
Every member is urged to make q special
effort to attend. Everyone in the commu-
nifty who can come to Sunday school is
cordially invited to share in the oppor-
tunities of the Bible school then, and
become regular attendants. This day
will be Of special interest, as it is inter-
national Go-to-Sunday-s school day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-10-31

Owing to the severe storm, but eighteen
towns reported Tuesday night. In all
probability SO per cent. Of the campaign
will be completed by Wednesday night.
There are $500 families in Hancock
county, and it is the endeavor of the 375
men and women engaged in the canvass
to return 1880 pledges, the quota ex-
pected OF Hancock county.
There have been . scattering few
throughout the county refusing to sign
these pledge cards, and it now becomes
a question OF whether or no the people of
Hancock county are with their govern
ment or against it. A report will be
made OF those who have refused to sign
their country's pledge.
Following is list OF the committees
working on the food conservation cam
paign in Ellsworth, the first named in
each ward being captain for that team:
Ward 1-Mesdames B. H. johnson, c.
H. Leland, c. r. Burrill, L. McGown.
Ward g. Mechanics Luther Leach, IA
w. Haynes. E. F. Small, j. P. Eldridge
H. 8. Higgins, e. l. Moore, q. 8. Foster.
Ward 3-Mesdames NJ. H. Haynes, B
8. Jellison, Charles "A. Whitcomb, Harriet
Hastings, Miss Bertha Joy, Martin A
Garland.
Ward 4-Mesdames Jenness McGown
h. F. Maddocks, H. L. Danico.
Ward g. Mesdames J. A. Peters, Alic,
Parker, H. C.Jordan, H. B. Moor, Misses
Carrie Harrington, NJ. A. Greedy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-10-31

ANNUAL MEETING OF FARM BUREAU.
The annual meeting OF the Hancock
County Farm Bureau was held at Ellis
worth Saturday with a large percentage
Of the members present. The report OF
the secretary treasurer showing a paid
membership OF S21 to date, was followed
by the address OF the president, Julian
Emery OF Eden.
Under matters OF business. the proposed
monthly Farm Bureau Ners was left
with q committee with power to act. 1t
is hoped that the first edition may appear
by Thanksgiving.
One other matter OF special importance
concerned the county seed-improvment
meeting to be held on November 10 at
Ellsworth. 8. l.. Burns OF Nicolin 10
chairman OF this committee, and good
seed exhibits have arrived from many
towns Of the county already.
Plans Of work for 1918 were discussed.
Anyone desiring to have any sort Of
demonstration work next year should get
in touch with the chairman OF the local
farm bureau unit at once. The first week
of December was set for mem bership cam
paign week. The next annual meeting
will be the last Saturday Of next October.
Through the medium OF the Bureau,
two matters are at this time brought to
the farmers Of the county: First Is the
matter OF free test OF cattle for tubercu-
losis, and secondly, market for milk and
cream. Details Of each OF these matters
will appear in the press ct an early date,
and until that time the county agent will
be glad to answer any inquiries.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Julian Emery, Eden,
president; M. A. Garland, lakewood,
vice president; Carroll J. Dunn, Gouids-
boso, secretary and treasurer; .. L. Burns,
Nicolin, crops; F. A. DeMeyer, Eastbrook,
stock; Frank wilkins, Bucksport, poultry;
Nancy Abbott Young, Hancock. club.
SEED IMPROVEMENT MEETING.
Following is the assignment OF exhibits
by communities for the first annual Han
cock County Farm Bureau seed-improve-
ment meeting at Ellsworth, November
15, 1917:
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MOUTH OF THE RIVER.

Thomas Foley has had water put in his
stable.
Mrs. Martha Grant Of Bar Harbor is
with her sister, Mrs. Nell Sadler.
Henry Bartlett has shipped with Capt.
F. N. Closson in the schooner Ann Z.
Stuart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Higgins spent last
week at the home Of Mrs. Higgins
mother, Mrs. Grace Fullerton.
Henry Ray, who has been employed by
DR.. Swan this season, returned home re-
Gently. He sailed Friday on . fishing
trip with his father in the sloop Sea-
bright.
Mrs. Mary A. Belts, with her father
Capt. Chanie Sadler, left for Dedham
Mass, last Thursday, called there by the
serious illness of her daughter, Mrs. Dora
Conant, who recently underwent m
operation at the hospital there.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-10-31

Automobile Accident at Sullivan.
Edward Ash, driving the motor truck
carrying the mail and express at Sullivan,
was badly injured, when the truck skldded
at turn, and plunged down high bank
into Preble cove, landing on q boat
moored at the shore.
Mr.. Ash was thrown out and quite
badly injured. He was unconscious when
picked up. Very little Of the mail got
wet.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-10-31
STATE or MAINE.


HAxeocx ~ PROBATE Cocgr'
Nor,cs or Arrolsrnnxrs Of EXECUTORS AD'
nfxIsrsAross. GuAnnIANx OF ADULTS Asb'
CossERsAroRs.
lNors-such notices in estates on
Mount Desss. lsland will be published
hereafter In the Bar Hsrbor Times; IN
estates In Deer isie and stoningtoh.
in the Dees Isle Hssssn0ey; in All othe
estates in TEE ELIsvoErH AMERICAS!
DuBLIC notice Ii hereby given under ,ns
I provisionsof chapter 1870 Of the put 80
Of the State 81 Maine 81 1917. that the io'lomr r
tors, administrators. guardians OF adults W.,
conservstors, respectively. in the hete'N'A'N
named estatss
Asnss p. DAniee.. late Of Ellswot,.ns sa y,
Ellsworth. appointed administrators Of ,i tns
estate Of said deceased; date OF quaiihca"'A
Elmer 4 Lowell. late Of Buckspors, in sag SAG
county, deceased. Roy r. Homer OF s M
Buckspoxt, appointed administrator OF ino
esssis & said dsssassd; date OF qualification
o XSSison ". Marks. late Of orland: in said
county, dsceassd. Russell e. Gray 2, , ss Of
n SAID county. appointed adnini :, faaualiS.
Gallon October 2. .. d., 1917 ,.,h in
George W. Patten, late OF Eilswof. .n, 81
said county. deceased. Linnie J; rstiI Of
.ssass q said date Of qualities
tion October 2, .. d. 1917. an said
Lizzie w. Herrick. late o. Br0okun ~ aid
county, deceased. Fred b. HerricK o. vii
BrooElin, appointed executor OF the iss snail.
and testament OF said deceased; date OF qu~
hcation October ., .. d. 1911. In said
Joseph T. Little, late Of BucksPor@ ~ aid
county. deceased. Howard Giiiey ,bs last
BuckSport, appointed executor OF tl Is,s Of
Will ma testameut Of said deceased; da'e "
qualification October ., .. d. 1877: A., ssid
Grace e. Mitchell, late Of sullivan; ~ said
county, deceascd. jesse K. Mitchell .. iii
sullivan, appointed executor OF inc ~ ousii-
and testament Of said deceased; date Vi w.
heAtion October 2, .. d. 1917. xno,t. In
George r. Patterson. late OF bncknsis,arson
said county, deceased. Fannie D. q. ~ The
Of said Bucksport, appointed sxecut IA dste
last Vim ma teetsment Of said deceased
Of qualincation October .. = d q; isiI in said
COMMIT. dscessed. Edwin w. slower Of Eli iii
OriAnd. appointed executor 81 the i ~ sausli.
and testament Of sAid deceased; date u
ncation October .. .. d. 1917. ,hs
Dated at Ellsworth, In said county
thirty-nrst day Of October, .. d. 1911.
ROY @. HArsss. Register
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first enrolled finished required work.
Raised 6o5 bushels potatoes, at $50 or
bushei. Value OF product, si,ci2.50; pro-
At, }2S8.s6; losses, $32.s2.
POULTRY CLuB- 40 per cent. OF members
finished required work. Value OF pro-
duct. s316.66; profits. s67 Us; losses, STA
GRAND ToraLs- 500 active members en-
rolled in all clubs, with 2ss or 30 per cent.
completing required work. l0a honorary
members. Total vaiue OF all products,
s5,202.4s; total profits, t2,o65.17; total
losses, 5000.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-10-31
weather Has Made History.

All through history, from classic
times down to the present, the inter-
vention OF the weather has turned the
tide Of wars. No wonder that COM
manders. kings and nations used to
pray for favorable weather when their
fortunes were at stake. There was
time. both in pagan days and later
under the Christian cycle, that no
army went into battle without offering
devout supplications for fair day or
q foul, as best suited their aims.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-10-31
HOw's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
anv case Of Cstarrh that cannot be cured BY
HALLS Catarrh Medicine
Hail's CAtarrh Medicine has been taken by
catarrh sufferers for the past thirty i've
wears, and has become known - the most
Hediciue acts through the blood on the
mucous surfaces, expelling the poison fro0
the blood and healing the diseased rSoess
After Won have taken Halls Cst~ raj Neil
cine for \ short time you viii Ree great
Improvement in your general Eoaisn. Start
= ling HaIl,s Catarrh Medicine AZ on &c and
ret rid Of catArrh. Send for testm oniais'
ils r. J. CHENEY 3 CO.. Toledo, o..
Sold by all Druggists, 7Sc.
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HERT1L1ZER-
Fertilizer costing $3B per ton this past
season has failed, in very larse majority
Of cases, to give satisfaction. The county
agent has been advised by good aathor-
ity that this same brand OF goodD will
cost ct least 81 for next season.
What II the farmer going to do about
lit Now is the time to get serious and
begin to think. Now - the time to begin
to save ashes, rock weed, fish waste and
to take better care OF manure.
Don't forget the great value OF acid
p hospAate at this time For lot al in
side information on this vital question.
attend the annual Farm Bureau seed
improvement meeting November IS, at
Hancock hall, Ellsworth.
CATTLE TESTS.
The following have already presented
their names as being DESTROYS Of having
their cattle tuberculiA tested. F. A. De-
Meyer OF East brook, Brooks w. Gxindle,
Neal Dow, Y. ). Perkins and c. w.
Grindle, Brooksvills. 1t is hoped that
many others will follow their example
and take advantage Of this unusual OPP
portunity. Others interested shoaid get
in touch with the Farm Buress COM
mittee at once.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT, COUNTY CONTEST.
By subscriptions by business men,
expenditures. -. .03
Ball.. $39. 81
Vouchers for above expenditures may
be seen at the Office Of the county agent.
The unexpended balance has been de-
posted for 1918 county contest at the
Burrill national bank.
c. woRDEN,
County Agent.
SUMMARY OF CLUB WORK.
Following is . summary OF boys and
girls agricultural club work in Hancock
county for 1917. There were 4s clubs in
50 different communities.
CANNING CLuB-47 per cent. OF member
first enrolled finished required work
Total number Of pints canned, 7,o52; value
At 30 cents per pint, e2,115.0o; cost, n ,207. :
II; profit, SD0S.43.
COOKING AND HoUsEKEKPINo CLUB
90 per cent. of members FIRST enrolled
| finished required work. Profit and loss
not figured in this project.
| GARDEN CLuB-Combined large and
small garden project. % per cent. Of
members first enrolled finished required
work. value Of products raised, eoM.5e;
proiits, s479.5O; losses, eis.n.
PIG CLUB-43 per cent. Of members I'm
isbed required work. Value of pork
raised, esos.1s; profits, ts1333; losses, 90
J PorATo CLUB-36 per cant. Of members
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COUNTY GOSSIP.

A former Bucksport boy, Howard Buck,
who is an ambulance driver somewhere
In Frances" has received the Iron Cross,
which is given only for deeds OF conspicu-
GUS bravery. Mr.. Buck is the second son
OF Prof. Carl and Mrs. Clarinda Swazey
Buck of Chicago, both formerly OF Bucks
port.
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FOOD CONSERVATION.
Result Of First Two Days Of County
Campaign.

The food conservation campaign in
Hancock county is progressing fairly
well, the weather having interfered the
opening days. Nearly 800 cards have
been received by those engaged in the
campaign, enrolling as many families as
members OF the national food admin
istration. The number OF pledges re-
ceived to date is as follows:
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DIsraIcT OF MAINE, NORTHERN DIVISION, 50:
On this 27th day Of October. .. d. 1917, on
reading the foregoing. petition. 1t is
Ordered by the court, that hearing be had
upon the same ON the 7th day Of December. q.
q: 1917. before said court 1t Bangor, In said
district. northern division. 81 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon; and that notice thereof Sc
published In the Ellsworth American. news
paper printed in said district. northern dfvif-
ion, and that all known creditors. and other
persons In interest. may appear 1t the said
time and place, and show cause. II any they
not be granted. IN
And II Il further ordered by the court, that
the deputy clerk shall send By mail 10 All
Known creditors copies OF said petition and
this order addressed 10 them ct their places Of
restdence - stated.
Witness the Honorable Clarence Hale.
1nd&c OF the said court, and the seal thereof,
q Bangor. 10 the northern division Of said
district. ON the nth day Of OctobeF .. d. 1871.
WILLIAM n. wARRnn, Deputy Clerk.
lL.s.]
A true copy Of petition and order thereon.
Attest;-WrLLIAM n. WARRnn, Deputy Clerk.
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Had Seen the ~Ad."

When formal announcement OF Hell
ems engagement was made in the So
ciety column of the local paper, Dicky
came running up to his sister, saying:
@oh, Helen. I saw your ad In the pa
perl"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-10-31

No man can do his best when suffering
from backache, rheumatic pains, swoIlen
joints, sore muscles or other symptoms Of
kidney trouble. b. h Stone, sd N. ID ST.,
severe case Of kidney trouble. I gradually
grew worse and for months was unable to
attend to business. began to use Foley
gone and have had co aches since. They
have been worth their weight In gold to me.b
-Moore'a Drug Store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-10-31

Brazil has declared q state of war
existing with Germany. Business in
Germany's department of foreign
affairs continues to fall of. She has
no foreign relations worth speak
ing of.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-10-31

"A modest minimum wage" Is the
latest contribution to social science,
now being used in arbitration courts
in the commonwealth Of South Aus
tralia.
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aTsl lJuttcu,


Bsnkrupts Petition tor DsseAasgs.
In the matter q
BANKRUPT.
To abe Hon. Clarence Hale. Judge Of the Dis
tsict court OF the United States for the
District OF Maine.
HOWARD B. CHURCHILL, Of Orland, In
III the county Of Hancock, and State OF
Maine. in said district, respectfully represents,
that on the nth day Of september, last past,
hs was duly adiudged bankrupt under
that he has duly surrendered all his property
and rights q property. and has fully conn
piled with all the requirements of said Acts
and Of the orders OF court touching his bank
ruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that be may be decresd
debts provable against his estate under
said bankruptcy acts, except such debts ~ are
excepted BY Law from such discharge.
Dated this l2th day Of October, =. d. 1917.
Howard e. CHURCHILL.
Bankrupt.
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The sad defect about the progress
Of the human race is that while we
are occupied in lsirnlng one thing we
are almost always engaged In forget
ting another.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-10-31
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1917.

The war taxes which 60 into effect
this week bring the war home to
every pocketbook.
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STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK So. suPRxMx JupIcisL CouRr.
Ellsworth, Oct ~. A. d. 1911.
Upon the foregoicg libel. ordered; Taas tas
ltbeliAnt give notice to sAid Marion staples
Haskell TO appear before our saprems
judicial court. to be holden 81 ELS
worth. within and for the coonty OF haneock,
ON the fourth Tuesday Of April, q d. 1915. y
publishing An attested copy Of said libel ana
this order thereon, three weeks successye!
In the Ellsworth American, newspaper
printed In Ellsworth. In our county OF nan.
cock, the last publication 10 be thirty days
least prior TO said fourth Tuesday OF Aptai
ne 1t, that she may there and then In our sAla
court appear and shoe cause. IL any she hsSe'
whv the prayer Of said Nbellant should not DC
granted.
ARsO W. KIHg,
Presiding Justice Of the Sup Jud, Court
A true copy Of the libel and order OF eou''
thereon. .
Attest:-T. p. MAnnxny, Clerk S. J. ConTt'
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for SUE

YIvwO-srORY HOUSE on Elm street: ar
i ranged for one or two families. Buyer
can occupy part. and rent the rest, and the
house will pay for itself. Fine opportunity;
easy terms. HAIRY L. CRAHrkER, Ellsworth.
Maine.
DOOTIES-Baby's Cable Knitted Bottles.
ID in all sixes; colors, pink aud white. blue
and white and white. Write for prices. Miss
HATTIE B. DAVIS. Surry. Me.
"ORSE-weignt 1900. Is years old; In good
Ill condition. Sale price tTs. Apply 10
JosRPH BaApy. opposite old fair ground. or
telephone Eugene Warren.
"ORsES-One pair younR horses, years
III old. l colt, mon, his. Apply to HAIR
WARD q. JoRpAS. r. !. Ellsworth.
A surry village. house and six acres Of
n land at bargain.-G. H. WATSON. East
surry. Me.
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COUNTY FARM NEWS.
Demonstration work. Farm Bureau
and Agricultural Clubs.

From the ONCE OF the county agent, q, N
worden. Ellsworth.
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Asga! Nc.,rta.

s~.+>~>s- ~>~~---~-~~c~s-~>~~ -~-.s-
STATE or MAINE.
HANCOCK s.. SUPREME yupieIAt CoURr
VS..
MARron SrArLRs HASKELL.
To the Honorable Justice OF the Supreme
Judicial Court, neat to De held at Ellssorla
In and Tor the county OF Hancock on the
second Tue day OF october, 1877.
THE libel Of Jaspsr r. Haskell. OF stoniug.
l. ton County OF Eaucock) who respect
fully iibeis and gives this honorable court to
be Informed that he was married TO the said
Marion Staples Haskell nj Deer Isle In said
county Of Hancock on the fourth day Of
They lived tos. Their until the month o,
July, 1914. ~ which time the said Marion
staples Haakell, withous any caase thereior
lett the home whore they had thereto lived
together aud then and there utterly deserted
your libeilsnt and has continued such de-
sertiou to the present time. period OF more
than three consecutive years next prior 70
tEe hiing Of thfs iioel.
That the residence of the said Marion
Sta pies Haskell IL unh nown to the iibslsnt
and that the lio~ilant has made diligent
search ana inquiries sndeayoring 10 locate
Marion Staples Haskell out is unable to get
would lead 10 the ascerssinment OF her pres
emit reside nee, and cannot by reasonable dill
.cnce ascertain the same.
whesetore pc praysthat divorce may oe
staples Haskell may be notified OF the
pendency Of this libel BY publication.
yAsFRx =. HASKELL
state Of New York
County OF KipRs. s,h Oct. 1911.
Personally appeared Jasper p Haskell now
working ON the United States dredgr Ailan,
tic at Sneep's Heal Bay. New York. And made
OATH that the foregoing libel BY hun sub
scriocd and the fActs stated therein, particu.
iariy ~ 70 the residence Of the libeiiee and
his endeavors 10 ascertain the same are true
before me.
kARoL MARYASsKI.
IT, 81 Notary Public.
Notary Public Kings County No. ~
Kings County Registers No ss}.