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Connecticut western news., 1917-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS

LOST-Canaan Savings Bank Pass Book, No. 649s. Return to Bank. Canaan, April IS, 1917.
Connecticut western news., 1917-05-03

For two years
 idle circulation has been given to professedly inside
 V i e " s asserting t h a t Germany's war Stren pth in all
Connecticut western news., 1917-05-03
THE OLD HOME PAPER.

THURSDAY, MAY 8. 1917,~
Connecticut western news., 1917-05-03

PEABODY-Ophthalmic optician will be at Mrs. M. A. Halls, Falls Village, May 3 and 3d and in lst house on Whitford Ave. Canaan, May 4, 0. Starting next Thursday, May 10, Twill begin regular trips through Canaan with fish. H. O. Joyner.
Connecticut western news., 1917-05-03
THE FOOD PuZZIE

Recalling recent food riots in Rus sia and the United States, both great food exporting countries, the Saturday Evening Post says that nearly all neu.
Connecticut western news., 1917-05-03

AS society and government are now ordered the newspaper press is an in- dispensab,e adjunct of the govern ment in time of confusion. The
Connecticut western news., 1917-05-03
Cent-a-Word Advertisements
 Minimun Charge 25 Cents ya
FOR SALE

Turkey eggs for sale. 2.5o for setting of 9. Richard Palmer, Falls Village, Telephone 9S l2.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26

terday by Chairman Hurley of the
board. Great Britain has been sup
plying France and Italy with ship
ping to meet its emergency needs,
but cannot continue to do so in view
of increasing British shipping re-
quirements.
Italy has strongly represented its
great need. and she gets five more
ships than were allotted to the
French government few days ago.
Part of the ships chartered will be
old and part new, and some may be
taken from those on the way from
the Great Lakes to the ocean.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
Fur Trimmings Galore

For every pupose-handsome, rich, luxurious, to
add much distinction to garments
The sight of them will offer you many valuable sugges
tons for the finishing adornment of your apparel
a, and 8nch coney banding in black and brown, yard
$3.50, 81 .95 and S395
6-inch Kolinsky marmot yard ........~....... S695
oinch Imitation mole, yard ................. $3.50
6inch tarpe nutria, yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $11.5O
and 6nch kit cony yard ......... ST 80 and 1925
FUR COLLARS
Kit coney fur collars $500
Seal collars S1O.95
BOWMANS-Nan
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26

with from four to six cents.
The new price will give the retailer
profit of $3.50 a barrel.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
u. S. Lends Italy Is
Communicated Ships

Washington, Oct. 26.-The ship
ping board agreed yesterday to char
ter to the Italian government ap-
proXimately twenty-five American
Communicated steel ships of an ag-
gregate of 10000 deadweight tons
to relieve Italy's shortage of ship
ping to transport vitality needed sup
plies.
This action was announced yes
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
PAXTON IN REyuEe

Corse Payton is going to fall for
musical comedy That at least is
the rumor that hit Broadway. Pay
ton appeared at the home of the
affair was being given, and present
ed an imitation of George Arliss as
Hamilton. The impersonation was
such a success that George M. Co
han secured Americas Best Bad
Actor" for the new Cohan Revue in
a burlesque of Hamilton"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
Japan Plans to Control
Pacific During the War

Washington. Oct. 26.-Announce-
ment of Japan's plans to patrol the
entire Pacific ocean from Alaska to
South America, thereby relieving the
Pacific and Asiatic fleets of the Unit
ed States. was received here to-day
in the form of apparently authen-
|ticated statements appearing in the
Japanese press.
These plans. it was said. have pro-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26

gressed to the point where the Jap
anese naval officials have arranged
for coaling facilities for their ships.
The decision is said to have been
the outgrowth of the conferences be-
tween American naval officers and
members of Viscount Ishii's mission.
Such a move by Japan would mean
the patrolling by her fleet of almost
two-thirds of the water surface of
the earth.
1rno a1nN-oil,s Pain ENtermina tnr-Ad
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
Perkins Pot. to Deal
Lowers Price in New York

New York. Oct. 26.-The price of
potatoes will drop here to-day, 1t
was announced yesterday by the
city's recently created food aid COM
mittee. More than 500 carloads will
be thrown on the market. it was said
and consumers will have to pay only
three cents n pound, as compared
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
GERARD IN FEATURE FIJI

James w. Gerard. ex-Ambassador
to Germany. whose articles. MY
Four Years in Germany" are being
published throughout the country, is
to appear in an eight-reel feature,
the scenario taken from the series
of articles.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
Saturday Sale
White Nainsook and LongcLoth

In of the prevailing prices of cotton fabrics the
oowing offerings mighty cheap-qualty considered
Bowman Special Longcoth-5yard pieces ......... Coo
English Longcoth-eectric hnish10yard pieces 81 80
Berkeley English Longcoth-36 inches wide6ne quality
Nansook-an excellent soft finish quality for childrens
Nansook-36 inches wide-l0yard pieces, boxed, $500
BowMANS-Second
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
Market Baskets
FaUOrably Priced

special shipment just in = baskets made of whole
willows; they're and at the following prices you
should select yours, the next to be had will
doubtedly cost
Square market baskets, 16H inches long, SOC; 1877
inches long, 81. .OO 2O1l inches long, S1.2O.
Oval market baskets extra deep and roomy = 18-inch
size, SOC; 20-nch size, ST 90; 21nch size, ST 20.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26

Use McNeiTs Pain Exterminator.-Ad
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
HOLINESS TMI

HOLMES TWENTY-FIFvTH YEAR
Burton Holmes, lecturer and globe
trotter, opens his twenty fifth sea-
son of "travelogues" November at
Washington.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
Along with fu and complete line Of regular muslin
undergarmens have excellent showing of models
suited for the stylish stout figures.
GOgOns ChemiSe Corset COOery
CamiS0IeS

Beautiful garments made youthful lines and the best
quality lingerie coth-wth trimmings of laces ribbons and
hand embroidery.
Extra Size Gowns-longseeve model with Vnecl-tucked
yoke-reinforced around armholes. Also low neck short
sleeve models trimmed with laces and embroidery full
roomy and well fitting. Prices, 1.OO $125, $15O 81. 10
1925 and 1925.
Envelope chemise in many pretty and attractive styles
trimmed back and front with Val t ace-boad shoulder
lace strap. Prices $3.50 81 15 1913 and $3.50.
Extra size drawers in number of different styes-straight
circular cu-renforced leg. Prices zoe 100, 20 and
$1.5O.
Corset of fine cotton cloth lace trimmed
finished with embroidery edge while still Others
have elaborate front and back trim Prices 500, 75c
and ST 20.
Extra size washable flesh satin camsoles with lace band
trimming = full sizes 40, 48 and so. Price 81 .9S.
BOWMANS-Second
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
Steamer and Auto Robes

Exhibiting very choice collection of handsome robes
color and color combination represented that worth
while.
These quality rugs and will give lasting satisfaction
to service, looks and warmth
Steamer rugs in fancy Scotch plads-some reversible
pads, others have side plan--woo and wool
mixed Prices $3.50, $500, $500, $500, $3.50 up to
$1,000
Steamer robes in plush wool, cotton and wool mixed
browns grays, blacks greens and bues-some rubber
interning Prices S4.OO $3.50, $3.50 5000, 500 to
$1,000.
BOWMANS-Second Floor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-01

1ts7 Raymond p Bcwden. Orlsns
l36e Beny Begec. Indian Point
81 William Z Dodge, Bluehil,
22f3 Lee ID Msgoon, Plantation n
1884 Raymond r Judsins. stoning,o
COS Wilmot Robbins, Deer Isle
SIS Walter r Smith, Sunset
2i30 Henry w sawyer. Bernard
1854 Edward u Bennett, southwes, Has,
lS9 Pearl Hutchinson. Stonipgton oos
1869 Arno + Varnum, Seal Hsrbor
aSs NJ Edward Dowuey. Ellsworth
1906 Linwood II Gray. Orlsnd
200 Olin II Closscn, Brooksyille
ITO Leo r sullivan, Ellsworth
~ Hollis l. Hodgkins. Salisbury cov.
80 Chester f Cauuagr, l. BluehiIl
iiS0 Edwin + I,laisdeil. Osland
1916 Alexander r. Moon, " suilivan
1871 Ernest 4 Andrews. Sorrento
~ Clark + Bridges. Riuuhiil Falls
1s13 Carroll T. Sargent, Winter Harhc,
a5s Horace W Brown, Eilswerta
1893 Herbert u Soper. orisnd
inT1 AxeI II Peterson, Eti@wef,h
13ss Ei~ocd J Frost, Nariaville
2'0+ WalIsce Il King. Mckinley
1864 E-ri y Gott. W peuobsrot
s5 Horace X Duffy. Bluehisl
-'-i Harvey n firwv Rrcksnrrt
gal John II Dyer. Ellsworth
rs George p Hardy. Rar Haraor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-01
lis Ray Howard, Castine

ans Ray Howard. Castine
go Carl v Thnrber, Bar Harbor
s58 Clarence II A Crosby, Cranberry Isles
sos Herman 8 Leland, Salisbury Coya
1853 Merrill u White, Il Sullivan
2fy9s Frank A Alexander, Center
li76 Atwood < Merchant, Franklin
1-17 William w Knowles, Southwest Har
g16 Noah Il Hooper, Castiue
ST. Herbert smith, Deer Isle
SIS Frank Conary. Deer isle
500 Henry = Small, sunset
61J Allan r Smith, Deer Isle
3i6 Arthur n Dresser, Bucksport
2lss Harvard |. Haslam, Waitnam
ga Harlow J Atwood, Bucksport
1887 Merrill knowiton, StOnfngton
PAS Delaney A Booker. Ellsworth Falls
1888 Everett Croker, Hancock
a6s Earl & Clement, Ellsworth
f7is Christopher w LAWYER, Southwest
Harbor
1853 Charles Ii Rankin, Masiavilis
1871 Fulton Hart, S,oninaton
ag33 Austin ID Scott. swans Island
5i6 Isaiah VI Eaton, Deer Isle
1854 Holcie Coomhs. Franklin
7t6 Joseph N Higgins, Bar Harhor
73f Frederick V Goss. BAR hsrbor
1856 Chester L Goti, Mckinley
z2i5 Alvsh Leighton, Winter Iiarbor
i0Ta Charles n Pettinsisi. Ellsworth
5ft George X Billings, Littis Dcer Isis
9t5 Merrill VI Carrier. : Bro ,xssliie
1905 Earl Gordon, y sullivan
1918 Neal r fuicuias, Pvn0uscut
gi3 Arthur X Tsbbas, Ear Hstor
3s2 james iupbaid. Buck sport
$50 David "A o'SviIl. Bar Hsreor
1874 Carl q Whitaker, Bar Harror
$50 Charles Nick Gpit, Graaterry Isles
Al William J Morey. Castiue
6ts6 Oscar isrsios, Bar t;srhor
2f7i Fred y Deisno. Boekspogt
2sI Leon Hopkins, y Broossyiile
10 Jag Y Carter, 4 Biaeniii
1877 Harvey A Snow. L Orlsnd
1892 Richmond Carpenter, southsess
Hsrhor
572 stephen u Haskell. Deer I-le
100 Hariin Paige Long, T. B,ash.li
1916 Arthur III Poor, tils~ orth
ii3s Theodore Bragfon. Franklin
2fai Msndei V Kemp, Waithsm
i51 Frank + Drisko, Brookiin
IS Thurman l. Gray. ) t5rooksvillc
17i5 Artemas II Richardson, Southwest
Hsrbor
i3ua Thomas A Merchant, Hancock
il6s George + Hartman, franklin
PA Charles + Dodge. y Brooksyiiie
1910 Chester r Clark, swans Island
81 Alton L Torrey, Deer Isle
6i7 sidney w HARRISON. Essthroox
S6s Isaac Peslinsky. Bar Hsrbor
1872 Stephen q Carlisle, OriAnd
~ Ralph T. Beede, 8 Btuebiii
$3.50 Wiliiam L Hutchinson. stouingtou
sls Shirley y Thompson, Salisbury Cove
1SD Charles v soper, GRAND
$50 Edward + Dow. Deer isic
1859 Dana o Dyer, Franklin
i5sQ Edgar ID Snowman. Ofisnd
1870 Maurice l. Butter. Seal Harbor
1897 Ray l. Foster, Northeast Hsrtsor
ia Melvin G Robertson. f,luehiii
Isl Charles NJ Cooper, Brook lin
1895 Leroy J Smith. Lsmo,ne
1884 Charles W Urcuit, Surry
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-01

| l24 Raymond w Slower, Biuehill
| 4Sf Edgar Dauphinee, East Holden
| 1887 Dallas "A Newman, w Sullivan
sos Daniel Smith. Bar Hsrbor
| IA Morris W Grindie, Bar Harbor
$40 Ralph e Cunningham, Ellsworth
! 5s2 Elmer Lew, n Deer Isle
| 400 Howard A hodgdou. Seal Harbor
l 1875 Harold J Stiuson. Stonington
I ITO Joseph Peter. Southwest Haroor
I 1857 Jsnses punker. Northeast Harbor
4 21lT Maynard n Norwood, Mckinley
/ SO Arthur w Mcfarland. bar Harpor
1s0 sherman Il Haskell, ) Brooksviiie
los Harold |. Hooper, Ellsworth
7 2ng2 Benjamin T. Higgins. Rockland
I 2l23 Hollis q Reed, Mckinley
/ 4ga Lester l. Waning. + Holden
2G21 William Martin, jr. swans Island
! f0ll Eugene IA Goodeil. Ellsworth
/ $50 John Il Parker. Deer Isle
! Iiu5 Wesley A So~Ie, Ellsworth
I l44 Neil A Wardwell, Casttne
1 S.B Whitney J Weed, Deer lele
/ 1859 Allen + Walls, Southwest Hsrbor
I 1877 Horace Ssinson. stepsngton
7s5 William r Graham. Bsr Harbor
1853 Charles Robbins. stonlngton
/ B3i Henry u Weed. Little Deer Isle
1879 sterling q Stinson. stoatngton
1904 Edgar n Gray. Orland
32b Herbert w Grindle, Bucksport
1878 Chandler tiutchins, pcnobscot
1853 Marx W soncs, alt desert
loss Arthur + Black, Mckinley
AZ Ernest Webster. Csstire
IT'S Harris l. Mclean, southwest Harbor
1887 Francis | Sinclair, T. Sullivan
70 Everett r Greene, Il isiuehtll
isa7 Hollis A Bowden, \ Sullivan
1919 toward A Springer. Marlboro
1852 w ylsnd Il Perkins, fenobscot
672 Paul l. Bo~dep, salisbury Cove
1858 shirley A Bracy, Otter Greek
1870 Joseph Petrie, y sullivan
a4s Chester q Bowen. Boston
1850 Leslie q Frost. y Nariaville
2ils Cash b Pomroy, w fremont
1893 Theodore A Haskell, Sioningtou
3a3 William l. White, Buckspot
s3 Frank J DunIeasy. Ellsworth
1876 Everett; T. Mckay, y Hancock
1913 samuel A uoi~ay, Oriand
Ioss Willis c Merrimsn, Ellsworth
1865 Russell IA Mason, Ellsworth
SOL Charles + Mosiey. Bar Haroor
ISL Norris Z Savage. Franklin
1915 Omar Carr, Lakewood
1890 Roy l. Bray, OrI,nd
| 1911 Al,ie + Gross, Stoniugton
1913 Henry j w Johnson, Northeast Har
| 1857 Milton All Alien
15s IeonelI A Fiye, Brooklin
\ rs Ludolph r Hodgkins. Eden
Albert A Bridges, Amherst
| is7 Clarence Stanley, Brooklin
| So Earl + Conary, h Biueniil
| los Charles A Parker. Bluehiii
$50 John J Piper, Eastbrook
| l42D Stanley ~ Lswrie. Mort beast Harbor
| 1853 Herman q Blake, 8 Penohscot
1 2iOl Clarence l. Kelley, Mckinley
/ s35 Donald A Mac A,nnon. Bar Hsrbor
36 Sahin w Candage. 5 Biuehili
1887 Albert l. Dodge, sesi hsrbor
200 Mtiiism NJ Childs, Winter Harbor
1 1891 Mayhion Campbell, Uriand
| as5 Norm Il Dow, Els worth
J $50 I.eisnd Lord, Buckspsrt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-01
GEN.


Arthur IL Kumiil and wite are receiy.
ing congratulations on The birth Of
daughter. barn July II.
Mrs. Fsrnbsm, who has spen, few
months with her sister. Mrs. latty. vent
TO Bangor Thursday,
Dana Ssazey, Arthur Walls and Ernest
Lunt. y no some months ago enlisted in
the q. = coast patrol. have been called to
the ststion ut Bar Hsrhor.
Among tho gardens over which adverse
weather conditions seem to haYa no con-
troll are the nsrkrt gardens Of Edwin ].
Reed MIR. Reed understands tho market
garden business. HIS gardens free from
weeds and with insect pests under control,
are welt worth looking ct
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-01

1850 Frank b Waters, South Gouldsbore
1858 John y Sbeeky, Corca
a29 George l. Wescott, Bar Harbor
1Ens Galea Z Grindie, South Perobscot
| 2 Is calvin 4 stiusua, swans land.
| / d pse &c ,9,rlsn IN, Franki,a
| l95S clifford i Cts-s rs, SNfry
13S S,i..isu y .1.seii, 4sroV~lin-
| 1857 William II simmons, Sergentvilie
1899 Harry : Disnap. ogra
| 1919 Myron G Carter, SSdgwick
| 1874 Simon rocket, Sfonington
2l8S Frank y Corneli, BGcssport
81 Reuben d Hiuck'ey, Bluehiil
sss Peter II Mcnamara, BAR Harbor
- Toward q Weed, Little Deet "
lis 1'src 4 klet. Nor besst HsrDSt
226i Ray c Carter Brookhn
SOL Glenn L q Hoax, Huirs Cove
633 Curtis I Weed, Lathe Deer Isle
1896 Arthur q Harnor, LVmoine
227A William + Reynoids, Nortaea hsr
III John q Etser, Bar Ha-bor
" Rev MsvopD. Aurors
StS Lester A hsezer, Salisbury Cove
LIS 10y < scofisla, Corca
iana voiden J Winchester. sarry
2lsz Fart X Jordaa. Wat ham
". y Liam / Slesvcs. lar itsrbor
2-S Herbert L smith, Rnesspcrt
iGs3 r,veretf : ROYAL, Ellsworth
$50 ynAn & Crane, Birch tiargtoF
IT William 4 Gray, : Brooksvilie
10 Roy w Mayo, Castine
6is Roy IA snowdsn, sunset
f9ls = aest Z 8i91re. Ellsworth
yS e-er + Hufrnius, Ruckspo
2tf2 Charles Carver, w fremont
les .lsy as0Ta & ~n4s.nose, Southwes,
Ehriaur
s24 Alton /. Marshail. Bar Hsrhor
Az 0astGnS l. Aara~ rii, Cs-tlne
II = frsiug y fsriey, Prospect Hsr5oE
i7p Morris L Emerson. StoniugTau
2JZ red Al iSiske. W Broogsyiiie
l6l Virgil y Gray. BROOKLYN
26s Barry y s,o.er, y Brooksville
272 Clifton Adams, Bucssport
1fss Dallas & Ashe, Gonldsp oro
i2ss stephen c Rice, tiou'dsboro
liza Reginald NJ JOY, Franklin
s.6i Guy l. carter, Ellsworth
$50 John /. Pay, W Eden
5a3 George II Pickering Deer Isle
s07 John bennett, csstipe
262 Ira 5 Snow, \ Brooksyiile
$50 stephen ~ salisbury. Bar Harbor
$50 Leslie Hall, Stonington
1861 Ralph n Clement, w Penobscot
1901 George II Coleman, \ sullivan
17T2 Antonio Bernardo, Nitorio, Italy
1873 William Il Carr. Mort east Haroor
ls65 Andrew b Walls, Seal Hsrbor
Ss3 Herbert l. Salisbury, Bar harbor
2i36 Waiter W Sprsgue, w fremont
1851 Willard Foss. Franklin
1861 Archie f Redmsn, Ssonington
16a Royal q Higgins, jr., Bar Harbcr
1852 Raymond w Clark, Franklin
T76 Emmons Hodekins, Eden
1880 James ID Clement, Seal Harbor
1913 Maynard X Gatcomb. Hancock
1907 Chester w CHM, T. sullivan
$50 Joseph Hartman, Sunshine
9l30 Albert Moulton, swans Island
5s1 Earl X know!ton. Deer Isle
TIT Charles l. Brimigion. StoniIgtoD
3ii Reginald p DAVIS. 4 Bucksport
i225 Lawrence A JOY. Gouldsba.o
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-01

Following is a list of sis names, COM
pleting, with those preceding, list OF
LOCO in the order drawn. II is not be-
lieved that Hancock county's quota OF 226
men will be obtained from the first s52
already called before the exemption
board. and it is probable that provision
will be made for calling more, in the
order following, until the quota is filed.
1t is possible that 1t may DE necessary to
call this entire list of 1000 before the first
quota is obtained.
1895 Ralph ) Torrey, Surry,
ITO Wallace l. Kane, Brooklin
2laT George + DAVIS, Trenton
800 Lleweliyn l. Colony. jr., Bucksport
27s Arthur G Blaisdeil, Bucksport
217T George Mcfarland, jr, Bucksport
1872 Alden B Chapman, n Sedgwick
1240 Jesse Nocnan, Prospect Harbor
SPA Earl Conary, Sunshine
Pill Elmer Mitchell, Bernard
GIL John 4 is swanson. Bar HarDor
l172 Albert w Hubert. Franklin
So Amos Dow, Deer Isie
1917 Ralph 0 Littietiald, Orland
1851 Harold Morey, Stonington
1924 Harold 1. Hooper, w Sullivan
1139 Harry Bunker, Franklin
12l4 William I Fernald, 5 Gouldsboro
1886 Robert Harvey, Bucksport
1852 Harold A Wnaien, Z Sullivan
212 CHI rles Cousins, 5 Brooksvilie
1857 James B Allen, Mt Desert
40 Martin { Clark, Bluehill
Charles A Phillips, Amherst
1907 Chester A Gray. Manset
2039 James w Sprague, Swans Island
1160 John G Estey, franklin
1892 Williams, Franklin
1860 John r Lee, Sedgwick
305 Paul DeCourcey, Bucksport
1143 Chauncey VI Butler, Franklin
557 Maurice p Greenlaw, Deer Isle
1852 WelIand Grindie, Sedgwick
1893 Lawrence NJ Nilsson, Mort beast Harbor
2143 Alvin A Walls, w fremont
1910 George A Gray, Sedgwick
1796 Jesse Z Eaton, Stonington
622 Wallace 4 Stinson. Deer Isle
585 Charles A Marshall. Deer Isle
2191 Aubrey + Jordan, Waitham
2U71 Roy w Carter, Mckinley
1464 Arthur H Varnum, Hall Quarry
1867 Norman Shaw, Prospect Harbor
1877 Maynard g Quinn, Ellsworth Falls
1851 Linwood c Candage, Surry
7s1 Winfield { Hodgkins, Bar Harbor
2151 Edwin w Seavey, Bernard
1415 Carl E Kelley, Mt Desert
1035 Herman A Jordan, Ellsworth
1854 Edwin A Douglas, n Sedgwick
958 Charles Campbell, Ellsworth
323 theodore w Gowen, T. Bucksport
1343 Charles II Osgood, Mariaviile
1889 Ralph w Reynolds, Northeast Harbor
1904 Milton MacGaddis, Stonington
857 Forrest ID Norwood, Bar Haroor
1854 Lester L Bowden, W Penobscot
1401 James l. Grant, Hall Quarry
1903 Waiter Kief, Hancock
Psi Samuel f Gray, Trenton
1853 Ciarrington o Carter, w Ellsworth
43S Brainard Steele, Csstine
SIS Roy Ross, Bar Harbor
1853 Forrest l. Moore, Ellsworth
AL Carl II Wardweli, Castine
$50 Paul l. Russell, Bar Harbor
1776 Loeman 3 Bowden, Stoningtsn
357 muei ID Norris, Bucksport
q Eivin A Siisby, Aurora
1173 Charles . Hubert, Franklin
331 Thomas Gross, Bucksport
1881 benjamin Il 5turdee, Stonington
HOS Harold J Stuart, Ellsworth
1910 Alvah Griffin, z Sullivan
492 Charlie H Maynard, East Holden
1201 John Il Bridges, jr, Corea
1878 AIvah K Leach, Surry
2199 Benjamin Bickford, Winter Harbor
565 Luther L Hardy, y Deer Isle
500 Walter r Carey, Bar Harbor
17s7 Wellington c Robbins, Southwest
Harbor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
GREEN RIVER
THREATENS TO
FLOOD KENT

The Green river went over its
banks Friday. and continues 70 riss
nt tile rate OF five or six inches an
hour. II is expected that some of
the outlying portions Of Kent viii b
flooded ,efore night
Tor the last eight hours the river
has been rising about five. and half
Inches an hour. II has gone up over
six feet during the night Early FRI
day morning the river overflowed its
hanks. and the water is now ap-
preaching the town rapidly.
People familiar with conditions at
Kent believe that unless there II q
change in the weather. the town
win probably undergo another flood
as large as the one early in tho
month.
One of the hardest rains OF tho
year is falling there.
County Engineer Humes. upon his
return from a trip thru the valley
south of Seattle. stated. Friday
morning, that floods were likely to
occur there. and predicted that tho
White and Green rivers would over.
flow their banks unless change in
weather conditions occurred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
REVENGE IS NOT
ALLY WAR aim,
SAYS PREMIER

LONDON. Dec. 2s.--The allies
purposes In continuing the war
are not imperislistic nor vindic-
five, hut for the future freedom
and peace OF mankind. Premier
Lloyd George declared today in
a letter 10 the iaboritcs' war
aims" congress.
The question of "A fresh declara.
tlon OF our war aims ~ constantly
kept In view" tho premier declared.
but such declaration will only he
Issued In agreement OF the allies
The ideals for which We are now
fighting are the same as those when
Britain entered the war.
II have never been more convinc-
cd than now that the allies purposes
In continuing tho war are not imper.
ialistic nor vindictive. but to achieve
the future freedom and peace OF
mankind"
Lloyd Georges letter followed an
opening speech by Arthur Hender.
son. British labor leader. who de.
clnred that the allies must definitely
rcnounce any desire for conquest
and urged n restatcmcnt and clarifi.
cation OF war aims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
ADMITS TRACTION
CO. unable TO
HANDLE TRAFFIC

Government control of Seattes street service
owing TO the inability of the traction company TO maintain
normal service probable in the future Manager A.
L. Kempster. of the Puget Sound Traction Light Power
Co., told The Star today. The action OF the governments
taking carriers because of failure to cope with
problems led TO the interview.
Unable to recruit power TO operate cars
because of the the problem of transporting aborng
to and from work. and meeting the demands of passe
ger traffic is hourly growing more serious
City utility experts. traction officials and rep
resenaves of the union employees unanimously agreed
today that the situation is alarming
There is only very thin line between the government
taking control of the steam roads and taking control OF
traffic lines where perpexng conditions exist Kempster
said 'The step in here at any time, and
all cities for that matter where the problem exists
There number of large cities unable to handle the
street transportation problem