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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
9anfiasupg.

Die ltnter8eidneten iuiuliden bier
nit allen SSreunoen mo @erlpanO-
ten bon 6cnen iie getegelltlid ibrer
goIoenen @od5eit nit 10 pr0dtigen
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3i1nnot 0cn Iieben 6rauen bonten,
Ole ibnen bel Der 6eier nit Der Ar-
belt bebiilflid poren.
6rieori6 9foo8uueit II. 5rou.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
Gmprck Sheatrr.

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lit Der Iitet oe8 famoien 8onoeIbit.
Oes aus Dem mqbernen 9inBlan0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
O1SrOcr einscfanscu.

gSnloior, Ont, 27. San. - So-
mes Stenart alias @orOon, Der ben
@impanoerungsilipettor a5odion ouf
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NIT Der 8oli6ei I'M bieiigen @her
3otel berboftet lporoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
Re6rasfas ElattOiitidJc etcr6efaiie

Die 9tebrastd Ylatt0iitite Ster-
betnie bait uioraen Sonrltaq nod,
mittag i'm 3eutiden Solts iBrC
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itatt, lpo5n bic @titglieOer init ibren
5rouen. ipie olth ullc Geltiden
frelnoIihit einoeluoen iinO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
81. .yOIcpG aRnrft6cridlt.

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nal.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
G6icagp gglarft6eridlt.

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9iiaODic6-3ui 700: @}arft feit
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95oa9o 21nlfner 1896.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27

2utber 3rafe. 9rdiioent Der eriteH
gintional 9allt, Der ais unberbeiier-
liher Sungaeielle galt. bot iidl in
San geruanino. Sal. nit SRI.
@roee s8illbirc, eiuer Sdlnl0iref
torilt opn Sos 2lilacles, filr oas
2eben perbinDGa. Inliell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
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8eitung 9toite meloct, oaB oeuti9e
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&an0 in Sano Qrbeiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27

3uiihen ben 9eppelins unO oen
aaperihiifen lit 0aS 2eben iiir ,5obn
9ua bnl0 nid)t nlcDr lebenspert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
5 2G6er 1sarfoffel lfraIstc

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27

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Nrnonsleren,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
MOUTH OF THE RIVER.

Capt. Charles L Smith b having bath
room installed In his houss.
A. 81. PAttsn win lsavs Monday Ssr New
Hampshirs, whsrs BE- has employment.
8. 8. Estsy AAs completed cutting hay
on his homs farm. harvesting shout 100
tons. He IL now cutting the IFsat harm.
Capt. Ernest p. hay, who has bssu st
home tbs past ten months, viii leave
wednesday TO attend the U. 8. navigation
school pssparatory to Getting atlicsnss for
steam. Capt. Ray has besu master Of
sailing vessels eighteen ysars.
Capt. h. c. Ray has completed rspairs
on his sloop ssabright, and sailed to-day
for the nshipg grounds. The 6sabRiGht
was struck BY lightuing in one Of ths ~
cant storms. The lightning struck tbs
masthead, followed down tias mast into
hsr cabin and passing cut through the
bow, sinking her ut her mooring. Alto
eethsr It has made m expensive job for
CApe. Ray. All are pasassd to - him
started again.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
RED CROSS WORK.

Steps Taken for Organization Of
Chapter for Hancock County.
The preliminary steps have been taken
for the organization Of . permanent Red
Cross chapter for Hancock county, with
branches in Ellsworth, Bar Harbor and
other towns. In several towns OF the
county, notably at Biuehill, Southwest
Harbor, Brooklin and Bucksport, auxili-
airy Red Gross organizations are already
busy, and it is hoped that these will al
become branches OF the county chapter,
with headquarters probably ct Ellsworth.
The petition to the national board for
the organisation OF the county chapter 10
signed by Charles W. Elliot, Edward B.
Mears, Mrs. A. h. Lawrence, Mrs. William
B. Rice, Robert Able, Fred c. Lyman,
John o. whitney, Edward F. Small, Ham
nibal E. Hamlin. o. w. Tapley, Fulton
J. Resman, Frank @. Peabody, William T.
Manning, Edward K. Durham, w. T.
Forsyth, Charles T. Burke, Liliis q. p.
Joy, Bessie c. Coles, David B. Ogden,
Catherine K Porter, L. B. Dsasy and H. v.
&. Ogden.
The object OF the organization IL
properly to systematiss the work in this
county. Many summer people now in
the county, who have bsen interested
in Rsd Cross work in the cities, are
giving the project here their hearty
support. 1t is hoped to have the chapter
established and the work we'll organized
before they leave for their winter homes.
As soon - the necessary authority for
organizing the chapter is received, . meet
ing will be called, to be held in Ellsworth.
At this meeting it 10 hoped to have large
attendance from all over the county.
The invitation is general to all people In
the county interested.
Opportunity will be given At the meet
ing to join the Red Cross. The member
ship fee is q, or q including subscrip-
tion to the Red Cross magazine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22

There is now pending in Congress q
war insurance bill, the purpose OF
which is to secure the future Of
United States soldiers and sailors by
insuring their lives, providing ade-
quate compensation and indemnity
for loss of life, total or partial dis
ability. 1t 10 an adaptation Of the
employers liability law and accident
insurance to the army and navy, the
government as employer underwrit-
ing its own insurance. It 10 hoped,
also, to do away with the long train
OF pension claims, with its attendant
abuses.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22

Some idea Of the splendid work be-
ing done by the boys and girls agri-
cultural clubs Of Maine, In which
Hancock county is proud to be .
leader, may be obtained from the fol-
lowing Hgures: There are 5,747 boys
and girls enrolled in these clubs. OF
these, 2,O65 are cultivating gardens,
700 are growing potatoes, 645 are
growing corn, cultivating a total OF
some 26e acres; 3o7 are raising pigs,
5s4 are raising poultry, So are learn
ing housekeeping, and 1871 are can
ming. Take the matter Of canning
alone. Everyone Of these girls in the
canning clubs is required to can 1t
beast fifty pint jars Of fruits and
vegetables. II each confines herself
to the minimum, that would moan
sc, $50 pint jars of summer produces
for winter use, but many will can In
quart Jars, and few win confne Thorn
selves TO fifty jars. 1t Is . safe ests-
mate that 100000 pints OF canned
fruits and vegetables win more nearly
represent the output Of these girls
canning clubs. Who shall say that
the boys and girls Of Maine are moi
doing their .sbIt'' In this conservation
movement
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %, 1917.

While the Pope's peace proposal
will be given courteous consideration
by the powers at war with Germany,
the answer is discounted. The war
party of Germany is madness run
amuck; it must not only be subdued,
but placed beyond possibility Of fur
Their harm, that the world may be .
safe place to live in. To release .
lunatic on his promise to be good, is
to court new disaster.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22

There In more Catarrh in this section Of
me country than all other disease put
together, asd utilI the last few years was
suDposed TO be ineurable. For great many
yeers doctors pronounced y local disease
and preacribed locaI remedies, and BY COR
~ ntiy failing to cure With local treatment.
pronounced IL ipeurah5e. Scsence has proven
tatarrh % ~ constitutional disease, and
nsiI's Cs&sfrh Cuss, asaau1actured BY r. J.
Ghsnev n ca, Toledo, Ohio. II the only
Coustieutional cure % the MARKET. e
SscSS NJ rSnccus surfaces of the system.
Tsev c6sr - Hundred dollars for any case
Il fails 70 ture. send for cifcniars and
ss 49,: =. ). cnENHY 4 90. Toledo, o..
~ Halrs ISmilr Piils for sonstipation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22


nicnaro Stafkey II spending tine week
In brewer
Hazel McGown, who has been visiting
in Ellsworth, has returned home.
Frank schoppee and wife ara NJ thar
home in Cherryf,eid while Mr.. schopp.e
ia having.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22

List OIL Those CnO9eD Hor SomAnk
school Wear.
An the schools Of Ellsworth. with the
exception Of the West Side school. will
open Monday, September 10. The West
Side school building will Be used that day
~ . voting place, 20 that the opening Of
the school is deferred until Tuesday, Sept.
II. Following il complete list OF Ellis
wofth teachers:
Pins street - intermediate, A. Ruth
Fields; primary, Sylvia Hurley.
West aide -0rammar, Mary A. 0ayncr;
primary, Minerva Jordan; assistant, NIL
dred Lord.
School street : Grammar, Catherine Hur-
ley; intermediate, Alice Muilan; primary,
Helen Patten; assistant, vyn Brsnn.
Ellsworth Fails Grammar. Jennie San-
born; intermediate, LYDIA True; primary.
Margaret Hurley.
North Ellsworth -Juiia Estey.
Nicolin-Alice Lake.
Branch Pond Emily Young.
Lakewood Ruth Manson.
Edna Glasgow.
Beecbland-Mary Chevrisr.
Surry Road Gertrude Giles.
Morrison district Myrtle Gambler.
Bayside- Bessie Lake.
Music supervisor Elizabeth n. Walah.
High school-Frsd E. 6toddard, Bsrtha
n. Wentworth, Marion NJ. Mitchell,
Florence r. Morris.
A teachsrs' mssting win Be held 1t the
high schoolroom Friday evening, Sept. q.
All the tsachsrs ars requested TO Be prss-
eut.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
SOUND.

J. Warren Brown and son Albert Of
HalloweIl spsnt the weekend with his
brother Arthur.
The Christian Endeavor association ol
Northeast Harbor has organized . San
day school here.
Miss Maud Reynolds, who has been en-
ployed in Bangor, visited her sister, Mrs.
King Meader, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Meader Of Sanger
vile, who have been visiting his brother,
King T. Meader, returned home Monday.
Aug. 20. H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
LEWISTON FAIR.
Flights by Americas Most Darina
Aviator.

Flights by America's Most Daring
Aviator.
Harvest time and fair time 10 awingins
around, and with it comes the Maine Btats
fair ct Lewiston, sept. >, =, s 6-a new
fair, says the management, with stellar
vaudeville attractions, big entries In the
horse races and sensational flights BY
walter Bullock, the youngest aviator IN
tbs country.
walter Bullock, the seventeen sar-old
aviator. will make two flights daily in
Curtis plane.
The vaudeville 10 made up Of i've at
tractious-ths best that the management
could secure. They were booked In New
York and win form the background Of
continuous fun and amusement that
promises TO make the fair one to b re-
msmbered.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22

Differences between Secretary Of
the Navy Daniels and officers OF the
Navy league, a civilian organization
formed some dozen years ago 70 work
for the enlargement and betterment
Of the navy, has resulted in an order
from the navy department covering all
relationship with the league. The
navy league is composed largely OF
retired naval officers, who know more
about the navy and it, needs than
Secretary Daniels ever dreamed Of.
But the secretary is jealous OF his
ignorance Of naval affairs, and dis
courages interference BY those who
know. The break, incidentally, has
IN interest for the women all over
this land who are knitting sweaters,
wristlets and other articles for sailors,
under the auspices Of the Navy
league. Secretary Daniels notice
means that these will not be accepted
unless rendered through some agency
other than the present officers Of the
league.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
STATE OF MAINE.
nAscocx - PsoH.rx cocsr
Sof'cs o. AssossvHsSv oy ExEerroKs, Ap.
sfsisSsAvoss, 6uAsssASs or anutTs Asp
CoxsHnvAfoaa

cossxsvAross.
Nors-surh notices IN estate. on
Mount Dssest Island will be pu blishsd
hereafter In the Bas Harbor n-ass: In
estates IN Deer lsie and stouingtoh,
estates In Tvs ELiswoaru AxsxicAx.I
DGBLtC notice In hereby given under the
i provlsionsof chapter sas Of the public ls~,
OF TIE state OF Aek1ne Of !. tina, the fol!owinx
named psrsons have been appointed sxsea.
tors, administrators. guardians Of adslts and
conssfvAtors. respectively. In the hereinafter
named sstatea-
chasiss T. Cireae. late - Ellsworth, In said
eooesf. deesass1s Marie E. cirene 0. Add.
20. Weehinstoa county. appointed stminis-
tsatrtx Of the sstase 81 AID deceAssl date Of
aaAiiseasson Angnst ,. o. d. toi7.
Ezra z. Dodge late q Biarhill. To said
hill. IN said couniy, appoSnsxsi adminIs,rsior
q the estate Of aid dsesassd: date Of gail.
heAtson August I .. d. iSaz
Nessl Q. H.sdssou,. late Of EAsihroot, IN
sscaission. 10 ssaa ooansy. appointed ID.
tntntse<ator q the sstase OF aid deceased;
date of qnAiincsason Aasnst : =, a. isIi
James l. Mcinais. late Of Baekspori. In sait
Bsohsort, IN ssld COO MY spposn ,si .drnials.
trnsxiI Of tbs estate OF aid deceased date Q!
quaiiaestton Aaguss Z, - d. iDi-.
0eerse Robirsoa. late OF Bnckspor,. in sAid
county. dscsassd. Csasiss w. Goald Of Or
tatr.aer q this sssass OF ssld Deceased; date Of
QuAik,sAstoa Angnss Z D. d. 1917.
Oliver Rooinapn, late Of Ellis worth, in said
eouass. dsesaAsd. Asthar b. Mitchell Of sl's'
.. - 70 .n :.sd soss,y .epo.nssa adainis
qpAneeeston August IA d. iAs.
Maynard n. Sargent late Al Sorrento. IA
said coanty. decsAssd. Percy l. Aiken Of
sos.a.e, |. sa.a ees.iy. .ppoia,ed Aamini Z;
Qualification August ~ . d. iss7.
Loaiss ?. Msshs. iAte OF o<iAaa, IN said
county. deceAAad. Oscar p. Cunningham Of
buc report. - said roanty, appointed e1sSa.
tor q ms last wall and Testament OF said de-
iA7.
Josiah q. Gordon. late OF Sullivan. In said
ceonty, doseAsed. Minnie ]. Wentworth, o.
IRAN Kim " said ccnn1y, appointed sxecutin
csassd; dsss Of araiiscssioo August !, a. d.
Mn1.
Edward y. hohiasen. late Of Ellsworth, II
aid couasy. deceased. Ahby 8. Robinson o.
.ns.crka. IN saia county. Appo,nt.d et s Z.
iai7.
John 4. LORD late a Ellsworth. IN snid
county dec:.ssd. Fulton }. RedmAn OF Eas,
ss H. IN Md eeanty, aspeia,ed execute. 4,
date q qpaliaeAsion An0Ass u, q. d. 1871.
beetAmin Franklin Perkins. late Of Cssiins.
" saao counkys deceased Matte A. Pefkins
~ Ca.sine. n sAid eoanty, appointed eAfea'
isiz
Edward Ya,laes q CAstine. in said county
an Malt; Charles =. McCluskey OF CAs'inaei;
y sesd osa.ty. alRcintsd guardian Of sA 4.
~. LII; dass OF qaAncatton August ~ T. u
nor @. HAIxEs. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
PARTRIDGE COVE.

Mr. Norton Tinker Of Sound was 1t
Edgar springer's Sunday. Byrl Springer
returned with her.
Mrs. Alice Benin, who has spent the
summer with hsr sister, Mrs. Julia Bart
lett, has returned to her home in Law
renee, Mas. She was accompanied BY
Psrs,s Young, who viii remain with her
for while.
Aug. 20. HUBBARD.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22

The military suffragists at Wash
ington continue to lose votes for
woman suffrage In Maine. Their ban
ners carrying the inscription ''Kaiser
Wilson" have caused disturbances the
past week. Assailing the militant
sufiragists in unsparing terms, Sena-
tor Myers OF Montana Saturday intro
duced bill to prohibit White House
picketing. 1.-THE proceedings have
been outrageous, scandalous and al
most reasonable" he said. II think
people are Disguised with the pro-
ceedings. The President out OF the
generosity Of his heart pardoned the
women recently sent to the work
house for sixty days. l think he
erred; they ought to have been COM
PEELED to serve out their sentences.
1t is time Congress acted to stop
these insults to the President"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22

Ministers. physicisns, and tbousan ds
spon thousands OF non professional people
Asvs united in praise Of the ssven-rssi
Ivan feature, "Eniighssn Thy Daughter"
which will be shown at the Bijoo thestre,
Thursday, Aug. u.
The play vas the Sensation d motion
pictures In New York during it's stay Of .
month The play, which In itself b big
enough snd stirring enough to attract
more than ordinary attention, gains addsa
weight from the excellent east, which in
cludes ssch favnrites n Frank Sheridan,
Arthur Donaldson, Katharine KAired,
zena Kesss, Rubye de Remer and James
Morrison.
The title, sEnlightsn Thy Daughter" ~
the keynote OF the production, and y
worked Qua in manner which carries 10
every parsnt who sees 1t . nsver-tc- b.
forgotten Lesson.
The play vin b presented in the Aflss-
noon 1t 2.3n, evening at and So
Other pacssrs oi interest for this week
arc to-night, that powerful photo play,
ssThe Wolf woman" The cossumes In
this play Ass nagnircsnt, land Louise
0laum IL ssen ct her BEST In bsr role Of
the vampire Friday evening Ams.
Petrova viii b ssss In 1.-THE Bisele Rut-
terfiy," and eaturday matinee and, even
ing, the dainty Iittss Marie Doro in ths
Ave-act featuF1 'AO2ivsf Twist" NSsiig-
Tribune will be shssp every ws1pssday
and Saturday
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
COUNTY GOSSIP.

Three Bar Harbor boys have rsceivsd
commissions % second lieutenants after
thres months at the oficers' training
camp at plattsburg, n. Y. They are
Fontains 4. Jellison, George q. Kirk and
Royal q. Higgins, jr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
0OULDsBoRo.

Mr.. and Mrs.. Henry Leighton and
family Of Bar Harbor, recently visited
relatives hare.
June Delight TrAcy haa returned from .
visit with relatives at somss' Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis kiddsr are home
nom North Sullivan.
Aug. 20. ErTrAH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22

worth Amsstcan. . nevspap ne, priutrA o. rn.
wosta y oar coenty Of Hancock, the ia,
pnotfcasion - be thirty days q. leA., prio, -
the eecosd TUESDAY ~ October ne4t. ,h.t h.
msY shess ana then In car said court appss.
and answer 70 said suit
2. Y. MAnoxxr,
Clerk a The Sup. dad. Court.
true copy q the writ. ofscsr's re;urn And
order Of coArt thereon.
Asssts-T y. MkuoxxY. CIert.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
BLUEHILL

Mrs.. u. w. Eastman Of Milaca, Mimi,
who hes spsnt the summer hers. left Mon
day on her return. She was accompanied
By her sister, Mrs.. A. n. 0ctt, who viii
mako her home with Mrs. Eastman in the
future.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
stupidity street.

~ Ralph Hodgso~.
I saw with open eyes
Singing birds sweet
Sold in the shops
For the people TO eat,
Sold in the shops of
Stupidity Street.
I saw in vision
The worm In the wheat,
And In the shops nothing
For people 10 eat;
Nothing for sale in
Stupidity Street.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22

May n. . 4. liz, ~ eight hours and thirty
minutes In the afternoon By yistas Of this
VIVA, ! naye attached ali the real estate Of
and all rtght And title and interest which ne
sAsd dsfesdant, Andre Leynssk, has or had
N RAJ e.sses sttaated i. said county u Han-
more pafssculArly and especially have a.
taehed the heRstnaftsr dssostbe6 real estste
stt1Atee IN niiewesth IN aid county a Han-
cock aeecStbsd - fol1ows: Heal FnrrnoF
shore q 0reen lake, two hundred square rods.
bounded north BY shore os Green Ale. eoutS
By rod Leading 70 lake.
Ihe above atSaehUens 10 mnde 70 secnrs tha
PLAINTIFF lien eiain On sAns.
=. o. sslssY. sAssia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
eTATn OF MAINE. ~
ArcccE =. surasns JupaclAI counr

April Tsrua, 4. D. isi7.
piainttx give notice 70 the defendants % a..
pssr essore Re jsssies q oar supreme judicial
eoerr 70 % holden = kllsvorth. vitktn and
Lue.dny q 0ctabss. .. 4. iei1. 81 pubiiskinx
- esseseeo copy a. said writ and fhis order
tnsssens tnrse weeks succsssivsly In ~ Els
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16

- Quf benz Gtanbesomt
3uI9aueriu BET Der So63stt): .Mu
idle4t bds &letb 0sI gruut Itst.
in oieism Gleibe fonnte i4 niemnIs
gludlid reroenl"
Stdttlt9e GamiEie. d..
SITS moglid. bic pier bid5duGigsr
6errsu Iiuo idmtIid G0bne Don Sd.
nen2 Die fpisgen bod 8uiommen se'
mfr lire 3ebn 3entner24
3. (!oiS): r8snou eli. urb
fpeitere fInf 3entner %6sfinDsn fih una
genbItdli9 nod tn Marieu6aD!4
- RAD Der aaufsrsi. Don.
nerpetter bat Der astl a6sr 5duiie'
uno 10 mas ut DausrnD untnuglid!"
Die 5auPtangf. Grau
.2lebsr cans. ih bo6' ein @piofio
beridludil. I'D Soft, i'd bab'
Tol6s @HgF, Dab On es mir BON meis
mem 5oilettenssl0e ab5is1it!"
- Der StodtnnoHer -
SD 6d5s bic Shpnmmerl gu sern!'
g~5a nidt!. :. Sit i'd IN einen
9eub1u sstpcbnt bab, tnnn ia ig
nimmer leineni""
= Stnssr. Mobsrnsr Maalsr
IS 1T nnglaatlid. mas gtHen al.
[es fort = menn man teiHs SuF
gum arbeitsn bat.'