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THE 317TH ENGINEERS.
A Regiment CT Engineers, (Colored)
Being Formed.

The 92nd Division of the National
Army is now being formed from the
colored men of the drafted army. 1t
win comprise four regiments Of In
fantry, three OF artillery, and one OF
'E;ngineers, Besides othcr auxiliary
organizations. The Engineer RegD
ment is designated as the 317th En-
gineers.
There Is splendid field in this
regiment for colored men who have
attended college and taken the various
manual training courses, and for
tnose WHO have in civil life, been in
responsible charge OF construction
r;sponaDle charge OF construction
work OF the various classes mention
ed.
The regiment will comprise all
men skilled in engineering trades Of
the division such as surveyors, draft
men, Photographers, photographers car
penters, blacksmi.hs, plumbers, cleo
tricians machinists, steam engineers,
explosive men, blastors, quarrymen,
miners, etc.
The regiment will contain besides
the officers, about 1850 men about
$50 of whom will be appointed non
commissioned officers. All men will
be given additional training in the
various trades so as to render them
as expert as possible within the linn
tied time that will be available before
the regiment goes abroad. Training
schools in the regiment will soon he
established for this purpose.
This regiment is being organized
under the command Of Colonel Earl
[. Brown, who is an officer Of The
Corps of Engineers Of the Regular
Army, and under eminent engineers
who have given their services to the
Government for the War. All Lieu
tenants and enlisted men of the Tegi-
ment will be c0lorcd. The regiment
is being formed at Camp Sherman,
Chillicothe, Ohio. A large number OF
the drafted troops assembled there
have been transferred to the regi-
ment for trial.
Those not found to possess the nee
essary qualifications will eventually
be transferred to some other organi-
cation and only those retained wno
can fully qualify as an expert techni-
cal man in some Of the lines given
above. In order to obtain men posses
sing desirable qualifications it has
been decided to endeavor to obtain
men who are liable to draft but who
nave not yet been called as we'll as
men who will volunteer for enlist
ment in the regiment These volun-
tecrs will be in addition to those who
may be or have been secured through
the draft.
1t is thought that there are in the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-12-08
GAINS ON PASSES .

Coleman of Howard in the second
half made Il sensational run for near
ly fifty yards This was counterfeit
ed by perfec' pass from Harvey to
Brooks, netting Hampton a gain of
rs yards.
Hampton was successful in making
several other passes. Clayborne and
Iearn caught passes for dong gains.
Near the end Of the game Howard
fought desperately to save herself n
whitewash, but the game ended with
the ball still in her TERRITORY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-12-08
HOWARD OUTPLAYED.

The game was a very fast one. Al
though the Howardites fought hard,
they were outplaycd In every phase
of the game. Coleman, however, did
excellent work for Howard
The whole Hampton team played bet
ter than it has played during this sea-
son. The deadly tackling of Somer-
vile, the work Of Paxton and Brooks
on the ends, and the work of the eli
tire backficld-all were faster than
ever before
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-12-08
HAMPTON CRUSHES HOWARD.

Howard kicked to Hampton and, in
less than ten minutes, Rigncy had
crossed Towards goal line for the
first touchdown.
This seemed to take away all Of
the capitol City" boys spirit. Hamp
ton thereafter was allowed to score
almost at win. At the end of the
first half the score was 10 to 0 in
Hampton's favor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-12-08

Many callers. DR.. Walter II.
brooks, of Washington, ID. c., was
one of the first to call.
The Building was decorated by the
Women's Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. C.
a., who made everything pleasant
for the sailors and soldiers also the
man who was far from home. The
Ladies began to serve tea at z p. NJ.
to IL p. NJ. A large number of men
enjoyed this hour. Speeches were
made by the men which were enjoy
ed by the Auxiliary. Mrs. l.. Black
we'll delivered a we'll prepared adj
dress for the hour and the men were
happy. Special remarks were made
by Misses Johnson, Garnet, Hattie
Burrell Madames Pride and Lynch. A
very timely solo was sung by Mrs.
S. Alice X. Burrcll. The committee for
this occasion deserves much credit.
Amid the JOY sorrow calne to us by
TO make for God is just. Family has
active members, Howard Parker who
Will never be forgotten. No complaint
make for God is just. Family have
our sympathy.
The attendance of the class for the
explanation OF the Sunday school
Lesson last Saturday was very en-
couraging.
Last Sunday was a full day for ser
vice.
9:30 A. NJ. at the Y. M. c.. A.
Building special meeting for work
crs.
The work in the city Jail by the
committee 10 A. M. accomplished
much for the good of the prisoners.
p. M, the boys crowded the build
ing for the meeting for boys under
the directions Of Committeeman
George Howell, who gave them a
very interesting address. The singing
was a live wire. Master Parker is
the coming violinist. We thank the
mothers.
The closing of the anniversary ex-
ercises were held $50 p. M, at the
EbencZcr Baptist church. The num-
Der was Aarge. A special sermon by
DR.. w. II. Stokes. Subject: "Holes
In your Pocket. 1t was crowded with
the best OF thought. The Junior
Choir added much to the hour. Col
lection and subscription were good
We thank you.
Men be on time Sunday ready for
hard work and the other man.
Come to the meeting for tie work
ers $3.50 A. M. at the building. All
boys are invited to the meeting for
boys p. M, at the Y. M. c.. A
Director B. T.. Allen will conduct
an open meeting lor men $50 P. M.
at the Y. M. G. A. Building. Come
and bring tho other man.
Every homo is asked to have spec.
ial prayer for the Y. M. G.. A.
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DECEMBER Sth. 1917
HAMPTON DEFEATS HOWARD
81 TO O.
(By VIM. Everett Clarke

Hampton Institute. in the last
game of the season, met and defeated
her Cid rival, Howard University, on
Thanksgiving Day by score Of 81 to
0. Although the day was cloudy and
q drizziing rain set in soon after the
game began, over 5000 spectators
were prcsetnt on the Hampton Insti-
tute Athletic Field to witness the
.laSh
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LINEUP.

Substitution: Hampton-IICarn for
Wood; Referee, Henderson; Umpire,
Savoy; Timekecpcr and headlinesman
Carper; Time, Is minute quarters;
score, Hampton, 81; Howard, 0.
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Y. Nj. O. a. NOTES.

thanksgiving was high day with
the Y. M. G. a. Early meeting at
the building 10 A. NJ.
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Many callers. DR.. Walter III
brooks, of Washington. ID. c., wa,
one of the first to call.
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SOUTHWEST HARsoR.

winfred Joy and Leon Higgins have
new automobiles.
George Parker and family and DR.. Mary
Parker are at their summer home here.
Prof. Bates Of the Pennsylvania
college, with his wife and two sons, IL
spending few weeks here.
Rev. Charles II. Cutler, ID. d.. OF waban,
Mass. gave fine discourse at the Con-
grega,ionsi church Sunday, July n. Ladies
OF he summer colony have taken charge
of the music for the summer.
Mrs. Rufus Trundy entertained last week
Mrs. James f. Bennett and Miss Marjorie
Sargent OF East Greenwich. r. l., Mrs.
Amos nolliver OF Seawall and Mrs. Sarah
Rich Of Attieboro, Mass.
Friday evening public suffrage meet
ing was held at the Banquet hall, when
a tair-sixed audience listened with
interest to speeches by Miss Mary Snow,
chairman OF the campaign suffrage
committee, and Mrs. Ida vanvolkenburgh,
who came under the direction OF the
Maine association.
July g. SPRAY.
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WARNS WASTE MAKES WANT
Illinois Manufactprers' Body Urgss
Saving of Time and Fuel.

Illinois Manufscturers' Body Urges
Saving of Time and Fuel.
'Wfllful waste makes woeful want
is quoted In letter sent out by the
Illinois Manufacturers association to
members OF its organization urging
economy and thrift The text OF the
letter Is divided In two parts. the first
being devoted to Waste Of Time" and
the second to Waste OF Fuel"
Pending and impending greater
shortage OF men, the letter says, .'the
value of time Is something that win
appeal to every superintendent, every
foreman and every employer. Work
hard and efficiently while you are
working. Do your work In the most
practical manner. Don't send your
men to the storeroom or stockroom or
ioolroom dozen times day when one
trip i sufficient. Eliminate cirruitous
journeys from material to machine and
from machine 10 storeroom Watch
the unnecessary movements around an
Office.
In these days Of expensive fuel
costs, greater efficiency In the firing OF
power plants is imperative Don't let
the fuel go up the chimney, but keep
1t for the purpose for which 1t 10 In
tended. Careful firing win save mil
lions of dollars to the manufacturers
Of the United States"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-25
COUNTY NEWS
HANCOCK.

Mrs. Clarence Young OF Everett, Mass,
is . guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Young.
Miss Gertrude Foss has gone to North
east Harbor as bookkeeper at the kfmbah
house.
Mrs, n. G. Foss Of Melrose, Mass, Is
spending the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Crabtree.
Mrs. C. c. Brown OF Newark, N. j., and
Mrs. J. c. worthen, OF Melrose, Mass,
are guests OF Capt. and Mrs. o. W. Foss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arno Foss and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. d. Foss Of Everett, Mass, are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Foss.
Ellis NJ. Young, member OF the
Massachusetts, cavalry Of Boston, Is
amending short furlough with his
usrents, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. B. Young.
The Hancock boys and girls agricul-
tursl club, consisting Of twenty seven
Members, OF which Mrs. Gaien H. Young
il local leader, have during the past
winter made about fifty reed and crepe
uaper baskets any trays, which they will
olIer for sale Of the town hall Tuesday
afternoon, July 81, or, il stormy, the first
pas.sant day. The girls Of the cooking
club win have table Of cooked food for
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| TO III persona .st<rssssd IA sithsr Of the e.
tates hereinafter named:
Tor the county o. Hsncosk. on the tenth
. & ss Mn. x: .s q sss sss
and BY adjournment from the third day Of
vitHE foi,cuins nsters having been pre-
l. sented for the action thereupon hefeiu-
after indicated, u 10 hereby ordered That
notice thereof be given 70 al persons inter-
prsiish.d three weeks = sscesssivsiy in ne
Eiiswosth American, newspap~r pubtished
At Ellsworth. in said county, that they may
worth. on the seventh day Of August = a.
1917, At ten OF the clock in the forenoon, and
be heard thereon u they ses cause.
John 4. Lord, late Of Klisworth. in said
porting TO be the last will ard tessamest Of
said deceased. together with petition for pro-
bate thereof, and psaying 70, letters tsssa-
to the p<titioner. Fulton J. Redman. the
executor thsrcin named.
ss,so q ,hss msr - sead
rome or son,e other suitable person be ap-
pointed admintstratof Of the estate Of said
ssess.s e. ssnS sas Il ssa
Thomas NJ Stanley. late OF Cranberry Isles,
In said county, deceAsed. Final account OF
Melville L. Allen. administrator, nlsd for set-
David W. Bonsey. late q Franklin, in said
county. deceased. second account Of I'd.
mcud J. Walsh. administrator. 6ied for s>s-
Charles r. Chrome. OF Ellsworth. in said
county. First and final account OF Marie T..
Chrome. guardian. nied for settlement
Abbie Y. Noyes. late Of snrfy. In said coun.
~. deceased. Petition died BY George A.
Noyes, administrator. for license to sell Ger.
tain real estate OF said deceased. situated In
Btuehtii. in said county, and more fully de-
scfibed in said petition.
Isabel e. Eaton late Of fremont. in said
county, deceased Petition hicd by Ehen u.
Clark. administrator. fer license to sell cer-
tain real estate OF said deceased. situated in
fremont, In said county. and more fully de-
scribed IN said petition.
Phehe Y. Hackett. late OF Hancock, in aaid
county. deceased. Petition died By George
r. Merchant, administrator, for license to
sell certain real estate Of said deceased. sit
uHtedstu said Hancock. and more fully de-
scribcd In said petition.
Arthur Jeffrey Parsons. late OF Washing
ton, District of Columbia. deceased. psti.
tion died by CoreorAn Thorn. one OF the exec
utcrs II the last win aud testament Of said
deceased. thai the amount of the Inheritance
tax on the estate OF said deceased. be deter.
mined by the judge Of probate.
David w. Bonsey, late of franklin. ia said
county, deceased. Petition ited by Edmond
J. walsh. administrator Of the estate OF said
deceased. that the amount Of the 4 berisanee
tar the estate OF said deceased. be deter
mined by the iocgs Of probate
Martha A. Sichols. of Bactspott. In said
county. Petition ditd by Charles j. Nichols,
guardian os said ward tor license 10 sell c<--
tain real estate of said ward, situated 10 ssid
Bncksport, and more fuliy described In said
petition
Witness. BERTRAND 4. cLAdR, Judge Of
said Court ai Ellsworth. This tenth
day Of July. in the year Of our Lord
thousand nine hundred and seventeen
Roy q. HAixNs. Register.
Aites,;-Ror c. HArxEs. Register.
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COUNTY NEWS
EAST oRLAND.

Miss Mildred Ball has rsturnsd TO her
home in Portland, Conn.
Archie White and family Of Bucksport
are at Lake Alamoosook.
Mrs.. Karl LAuppe, two children and
brother are at the LAuppe cottage.
w. 8. Went worth and Mrs. Alice White
have purchased automobiles.
Conyers Breton OF Phiiadelphia Is =
guest At w. 8. Wentworth's.
Miss Margaret Storey returned Sunday
from visit In Boston. She wss accom-
panied home by friend.
MIR. and Mrs. George Montgomery
returned Thursday to thsir--home In
Bucksport, after few days at the Mooney
camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Smith OF Phiia-
delphia are ct their summer home.
Mrs. John H. Morgan and
son, of Baltimore, were their guests for
he weekend.
July q. NJ.
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HutntismEufs
.lTs EASY TO SMILE
WHEN YOU'RE FEELING FINE


It's only natural to feel grouchy and
to look on the dark side when your
digestion is upset. But its not necessary
to drag along through the day that way.
lust get a bottle Of Il. +" Atwood's
Medicine and after . small dose you viii
soon find yourself free from Bilious
Bluencss, and looking on the bright side
of life again.
This old dependable remedy, BY cor
rcct;ng digestive troubles, constipation
or biiiousncss, has helped to drive of
many fits OF the blues. II has made thou
sands Of friends for itself in the past
sixty years. Used discreetly, when need
"a. Il will make you its friend, and viii
hclp you TO feel well and friendly towards
others = CSC Bottle. Il F." MEDICINE
ca. Portland. Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-25

To the Hcnorabls. the Judge Of the Probate
Ccart In snd Tor the County OF Hancock
ID EsPkcTFuLLf represents BERTHE c. Her
III SON Of Chelsea, Mass, guRfdf n OF
Alice d, Patten. minor heir and child OF Cal
Win PAttsn and Nsttie Is. Fatsen. late OF Or
land, Hancock county. Maiue. That said
minor 10 owner Of certain real estate, situated
In Uriand- in said county. and described As
follows. via; One undivided third part OF .
certain lot or parcel Of land with the build
ings thereon situate In said Oriand on the
road leading from Oriand village 10 the Fails
tso called. ON he eAsserIy aide Of the river
SarrAmissic. said premises are tho same
formerly occapted BY the said Calvin pAtten
and Nsstie h. Patteu- That there IL no per-
sonal estate. That IL would be for the b~ne-
nf Of said minor thai said real estate should
be sold, and ths proceeds placed At Interest.
Whsreforc your petitioner prays that he
may be licensed TO SELL and convey sAsd real
estate At public or private sale tor the ppr-
pcee Aforesaid
Dated tbis third day OF July. . d. 1917.
BxkYfE q. HxRsox.
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BLUEHILL.

George, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 5.
Piper, has enlisted in the army.
A great deal OF damage was done to
crops in this vicinity by the hail Sunday
The I. o. orchestra of six pieces will give
dance in the town hall Friday evening,
July "a.
Dr. Marshall and family OF Alfred, and
G. L. Lansing and wife of Everett, Mass,
arrived Sunday.
Much interest was manifested in the
matched race at Mountain Park July 10,
between AIlanmar, owned by Robert Rob-
inson of West Sullivan, and the local
mare Mountain Maid, owned oy Fred
Saunders. The Sullivan horse proved the
better nnisher, winning in straight heats
by narrow margin. Time, 2.42, 2.4o, 2.42.
July q. 3
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STATE or MAINE.

HANCOCK -. Al probate court held .,
Ellsworth In and for said coaaty Of Hancock.
ON the third day OF Jnly. In tho year Of
oar Lord ons thousand nine hundred and sew
enteen.
On the foregoing petition ordered. that
notice thereof be given To all persons inter
this order thereon 10 be published three
weeks successfully In the Ellsworth Ameri-
can, Newspaper published at Ellsworth. in
said county, that they may appear 81 pro-
bate court TO be held ~ Etisworih. in and Tor
sAtd coanty, Oh lie seventh day OF August. q.
d. 1871. al ten O'Clock In the forenoon, and
show cause, IL any they have, why the prayer
OF the petitioner should not be granted.
BERTRAND H. CLARK. Jadge az Probate.
true copy OF the original.
Astess: - Roy &. HAiNEs. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-25
SOME QUEER ONES

Albany IN. ~ man applied to police
SQUIRT for a permit to commit suicide
Tumbleweeds and Russian thisties
are being canned for greens by the NO
men OF Kansas
A Kansas cyclone picked up post
card at Wichita and dropped It In an
alfalfa field 100 miles away.
A carrier pigeon completed 1900
mile trip from Winnipeg. Canada. TO
San Antonio. Tex, In 2a5 hours
Dog betrayed master to Sandusky
(OJ police by shifting at ground where
he had buried lot Of stolen goods
on from dead whale or Virginia
coast made sea smooth as glass for q
mile. though II was rough elsewhere
While showing friend how he hack
ed OF thumb with cleaver Indisna
bdtAhSa NAVtfEla va WV VI es1 sAs
gers
Unable to obtain clothing. peasants
near Odessa. Russia, passed resolu-
ton to organize professions OF naked
men"
Deciding TO take his own advice after
tour urging men to enlist, Indiana's
secretary Of state has resigned to go
TO war.
Wife charged by husband with nag
gtng produced In court the college ami
ability medal she was awarded few
years ago.
Arizona biuetacket, ashore recruiting
In New York. carries parrot thnt
screeches you're a slacker~ and
Joined YETI
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NORTH sEDGwICK.

G. NJ. Allen has purchased REQ car.
l.. A. Friend and daughter are guests OF
Mrs. g. NJ. Allen.
Mrs. Abbis Page had . slight paralytic
shock last week.
The hail storm Sunday damaged the
crops in this vicinity badly.
Mrs. Paris Carter of Biuebill was the
guest OF Addie Pierce last week.
July q. A.G
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

}. B. Havey spent Monday and Tuesday
IN Bar Harbor and Seal HARDER.
Miss Geneva Bragdon OF franklin is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Clyde Robertson.
Maynard Havey left Monday for Bar
iisrbor to join the coast patrol.
John Robinson OF Bangor was Sunday
CUES, OF III. J. Robertson.
Mrs John Bagiey Of Seal Harbor is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Havey.
July q. Ii.
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BIRCH HARBoR.

Floyd Perkins is visiting in Trenton.
Fred Temple is in the Bar aarbor hos
pital for treatment.
CIV. winslow and daughter Georgia
OF Fitchburg, Mass, with friend, Harold
Moore, art guests Of Mrs. Nellie Temple.
Miss Fiossie Hancock has gone to Apple
ton TO visit her sister, Mrs. c. A. Went
worth. On her way she will visit friends
in Stonington.
July q. c.
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MARIAVLLLE-

Mrs. T.iiiian Wright, W no has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Matilda Frost, has
returned to Watervilie.
A quiet wedding took place Thursday
night, when Albert Frost and Ella Dun
ham were married. A few hours later it
was not so quiet, when the serenaders
got the news. They were Hospitality re-
ceived.
Effie Jane Morgan, who has been away
with her husband at Portland, came
home ovisit her mother, Mrs. Belle Carter,
Friday, as her husband has been called to
the front. Mr.. Morgan has been . soldier
for three years.
July y f.
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REACH.

A. c. Annis arrived home Saturday.
Miss Addie Damon OF Natick, Mass, is
home.
Mrs. Armenia Greeniaw OF Deer Isle Ii
the guest OF Mrs. Mercy Torrey.
Misses Laura and Rebecca Torrey OF
Dorchester, Mass, are spending the sum-
mer here al their old home.
Mrs. s. S. Foster OF Dorchester, Mass,
is occupying her summer home for few
months. She was accompanied by Miss
Helen Nickerson and Mrs. Andrews.
Mrs. T. J. Gray enjoyed the company OF
Mrs. Harry Gray. Mrs. Mary Wells, Mrs.
Lillian Fifeld, and Mrs. Joseph Brown,
all OF Stonington, on Wednesday.
July n. l.
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WEST BROOKLYN.

Miss B. J. Carter Of Boston spent the
weekend here.
Miss Luetta Bridges feft Friday for
Herricks for the summer.
George Carter went to Rockland Friday
for treatment for his eye.
Ahira Bridges Of the U. 8. coast patrol
spent two days recently with Misses
Lutte and Kate Bridges.
July a. r.
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TRENTON.

Roy Davis has sold his team and moved
to Bar Harbor, where he and Mrs. Davis
have employment.
Harold Baldwin and mother have re-
turned to Boston after y few days with
George Moore and wife. Mrs. Baldwin and
daughter Alice will remain q while
longer.
July q. MAY.
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Arthur Tracy, wife and little daughter
have returned to their home in watervilis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleburn Cousins are re-
csiying congratulations on birth OF little
daughter, born July "a.
July a. SPxc.
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July q
PARTRIDGE COVE.

A. W. Mears, who had been ct homt
two weeks, has returned to his business
Persis Young spent the weekend in
Surry with Mildred Lord, who has beer
visiting her aunt, Laura Msars.
July q. HUBBARD.
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TIME subscriber hereby gives aao9ninislrs-
u he has been duly appointed
a e WILL JOYCE late of SWAMI
ISLAND. .A
In the county Of Hancock. deSS;,sess ~
PERSONS navins demands against the e. ~
aid decsased are desired 70 Presss n,ssreio ~
Tor ssttlsnsnt, and all indebted a,stely.
requested 70 make payment IN J.. KEsf
Jufy :. 1sl7. ApsLss
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Rather than 60 bone dry with the
state Nebraska farmer bought enough
booze to last the rest Of his life and
built special house for it. But au-
thorities seized 1t and fined him 500
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sale, and the canning club girls will
demonstrate canning fish, berries and
other products. A short program will
b. presented. Admission 10 cents.
July q. J.
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''u' 'o XHsssss,.- ROY c. HArsEs, Resi''..

rTyHE subscriber hereby gives usSmius
Il he has been duly appointed
traitor Of the estate OF .,oryf
EDWARD r. REED, late OF
DESERT, IL,
ing bouds - the law directs. All persons III
ing demands against the estate am. =, To-
deceased are desired 10 present ing ,a sre r.
settlement. and all indebted thsrs.y, ,
Questsd 70 make payment immeoisR gEp.
July ., 1917. ALsAh