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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
S5eiratBs-2 2iceu5cn.

Bernard s. 8arIaae 81, ilno So
nora 6. Dlaobeh "a.
@aorge ~, 2epion 21, uto 8elin-
0a 9, 2eipis, 10,
Sarr9 8. 2cuD, 27 inO Goiip 9.
Smith, Is.
Carl 2opner 81, @rootlpu, @RO,
uno Gliie Salt 20.
$orrp q. Sdnitr 44, uno W}orga-
ret 9lodlinc 45. (geicbicoen).
9ouis Sepp, 20, lino SSeannette 9(.
Nla5croff 20
g8iIiam s. 2htes, Al, (geidieoen)
@lottSburg q. 0tluo eoitD 2(rn-
beinl "a.
Sdrrp ". 9Ro6iuIon, 23, Gait
Grarsc, "a. Sa ituo 5lorence @o0-
ncr, 81 giclparf, q. 6.
9lodm q. @amber, %, 9trlingtoh
MS.. inns GliDe 6. Gnpis, %, DO
lano Garf, 0lO.
Senrr "a SoB, 3luuuo @le0n M
Gan, -; @eioc ppu Dliltpn Na.
Ser6rrt s. 9iiogelp, 23, im09lande
IS Grill, Pill @lcnel9, Mo.
gSiaioIn gRingert A. imS Sreue
g. gouno 25; @eioc bon Saoers.
tpmu Mo.
4 y ft
I6pmaS 8utter6aug1, 81 (%itts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09

@cpIcr blicb wa5rcnO oc5 aau5clr
EagcS gon5 gcgcu icinc @cpobubeit
ail 5olic, pciI icinc trcuc 9ebcnsGt.
Id9rtin Jrou @cpler gc6. 9miiia
Sillcn on elmer @rfdltlue litt. Tos
aliidlidc Fadr icicrtc Sic ooI0cnc
Sod5cit inl Tc5em6cr 1916. Scrr
&cDIcr III nod iriib ms uulntcr.
mo foulmt td6Iicb 3ur 1taot, liposcr
Die 9llnoe ourd ous @cidditspicrtcl
Ho@t rmo feline piclen Syreilnoc iii
Der @ei6dftSlpelt bcgriiBt. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09

Sn Scr foiigeu 99o6nuug Or. 5,
gluguita 9(ocuue, SSrbingtou, fcierte
geiteru 9lbenD @r. gilbert N}oDer i'm
Srciie piclcr 6relmoc lno 9cfomtcn
ieinen AZ. @c6urtstog ii better Sc
IunO6eit. ST.. Wlavcr, Gin trciNr Sc
fer ocS o0elltiden Correspondent"
itommt ous 5ranffllrt q. @f. uno FAM
Dor lngefd6r 1G Sa6ren no6 Yultis
more, noAOerh er Ben groBten G6eil
Der iriibcrcn Sabre in Central 9lncs
rifo uuo iii Dcn Siioitadten 5uge-
6rodjt 6ottc. 2ic6cnSipiiroig I'M llm.
gange, ireunSliW unO 5uoorfonameDo,
gclang cs i'm gar bn(O III Baltimore,
ii6 cine geIic6crte 2cbcusitcIlinq 5lt
crpcr6cn un0 oorf piclc ciniltBreihc
9oltimorcr 5il ieincn 6rcimOcn 5d6.
lcn. 81 @6rcu OGs EagcS 6ottc icinc
trcuc 2cbcnSGcid6rtin Gin Scltntd6l
bcrcitcn laHcn ndcb pcIbcnl nondcr
1ooIt anf oas Mpbler0cbcu ocs gliid-
licben Eoorcs octrunfcn plrOc Die
ilnIicbioueit @cr6dltniiic 5piic6cn
sen 9 gcrciuigtcnS Staaten mo 0clitid'
lono hporen ocr cin5i6c tribe 4lntt
bci Sem 6auliIicnicitc ocnn Serr
Maper iopobL ais otl6 ieinc 6rot
6o6cn Gin mitiii5IcnOcs @er5 fiir Die
Qci0en 0es nItcn MaterlNn0eS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09

Grtropt i'm BDtontoc.
s. I. Slooiion cia 4ntient I'M St
Gli5abct6sSoipital entilob ais Oic-
ieni sSuititAt ilio crttdtif bier Sim.
ocn ipdter ols d ueriathte, oas Gis
dill ncnl 9sotoniac gcgenii6rr Der
,.gsaibuQton 5terl otO GrOndncc
Gompdim ill @iGsboro 5oint .. g.
IN Interrogation iod5reuO sic Sofen-
Nolisct auf Sem Boot o5irciig9ter"
aan5 nod linn iibtc gIooiIon por
rs Sabre olt en 9lftglic0 Scr anc.
ritaliiden aiiitettqlrtilEcric uno par
aus Gal0wcll, Ecrv gebiirtig
gcGrcr mitiicn llntcrtbn-
pcnciO lciitcn.
Eic Sr6rer iii ocn offcntlibcu
zAplca ocS Tiiriftcs mcrocn ciHen
Gioi9pur ablcgcn ntiiIiclt odB iie
oic Gonitihliiou ocr Gercinigtcn
Staatcn utteritiiBcn pcrOcn. 90.
uo6l cs ais iclbitpcrItdnolidl dit,
SAB oIlr 2c1rcr III 0cn offeutliden
5dulclt cdtc 4otrioten iino, puroc
~, IA ID uiele Scbrcr BON disldnoi.
ldcr @p6nrt porbou0cn iino, fir oos
9cite GcbdIteu ipenn lie Den Inter
t6aucnciO icbiporcn
". NJ Sarlnn reiignirte.
@cuianiia 9lmos SorIan @3ei'
elcrt sat GonimiiiiDn tiir 6ifcutlibe
Nctricbc, bat icinc Nciignation Gin.
sereIdjt Bic, ioiort iii @raft tretcu
iou. SER SarloustuirS sic Stearng
als 1ctrctar scr aicItou Si6ooes
Gonipopu ontrctcn, elmer Nl5bclfo.
brif iii Greensboro, q. 6. Cine ilIb-
itoniicac @alGr.Gr66bimg III iciner
ueucu 5tcIc ion Scr Gjnlno fem
tporlun SEER @arton icineH 7ienit il
set 2taStaGeruaItiing oiligGgcben
bat.
Gcr s.. 9leertciisS ons Sail.
Ger s. Wlertens Sons aonfllrS-
san muroc oaoiird beripidelt Dob
oic uGhiueie.Qlncrican Erooucts Gr-
hongc Gompanp1 i'm Gberbrm0esgc-i
riAt cine Torocriing bon $3405-45
cingereicht Bat fiir Soldre, tuclde
ibreu @caintcn unO 9InaeiieIltcn fir
ocu gSerfauf ppn @crt6popieren fals
lia iinQ alno fiir 0en 8erluIt bon 81
NroSeut Gomniiiiion auf oen @erfalIf
bon SI.500OO0 GbIigationen scr
,Raciiic ono eoitcru Steami6ip Go.~
til Scr S5be BON $4,000. DaS @e-
iitdl, ipclhts BON scr n@ydange Go
oiurb ocn slnmalt 9fobcrt 8, Wic9leia
citacreldjt wnroc gibt ait Dob Yler.
tcnS' Cons 3oblunasunidbig Itno.E .Eic
uripriinglihen 6irnlen melAc mtf
aiu aontius0erfabren oegen 81 Yier-
tons Cons Srdugten, ndren oie
uMlunicp Erlit Gp~ fiir $4400,
GbarIas 81 Guruii iuo 5reo 3. Gl.
hois, iiir cinea 9ctrag bon iiber.
$i30,000 ipe0en cincS on1ebliHcn
Gontrottbrihcs III @cr6inoung nit.
ocut Gintaiif bon mcbreren Talieno
&icrOcn ino Ibpnlds syielbs iiir
$3.50 iiir profciiionclle Iicnltc.
s~--~ .---------- -.-----.--.--.--~--
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
iyrii6iadrs. nnO summcr.@ .@luScae.


Sic 6irma 9lrmiiroug Gator & 81.
cr6iinetc aciterll sic 9(usiteaung
i6rer 0omenbut @loOcQc fir sic
foHmen0G Saiiop Sopani-
id6er uno orientoliicbcr @eiNnud
ite6en I'M Goroergrlmo. Gic
S5ormeu iino bcribieOcnartia.
SSapaniiden uno orientaliiden5or-
6cngei1nad 5ei9ten sic ancrifani-
icjen WiooiltiHncn ais lic sic ,yrii6-
iaGrS. imo Somnicr6iitc fir OaS
SSabr 1917 onfcrtiatcn 0ic 8irmo
gIrnitronq Gator & Goy 92r. IS mo
Is, @cIt @oltiaorcitroBc, Bate oc.
iicru 5itm eritcn AJlolc Ill i6rcn Qro.
Bcn @ciddftSrduncn sic Griginols
D}o0cac fir Bic fonuuenoc SoiTou
ausgcltcat. 81 G6ren Ser @oltinio-
rerlBilBnacbcriunen fam qclaqt mcr-
Oenn Dab Te pirfIih 6H6I@c, clc.
gontc mo fdrbcuucicbc @iitc 6crqc-
itcllt bobcl, Site, bic nidt BIT groB
imO nicbt SIT fIciu iino iuo li6crlicj
icOem ludnnlihcu Gcuner bon Ga.
nen6iitcn Icl6it mcnH icin @el0beu.
tel 0orilntcr 8lt lciOen 6o6cn miro,
gciaacn iucr0en
Sn qlbmcicn6cit ser froli50Iiidcn
DloOclc, oic gelp66ulib III glnterifo
dls Nhlitcr Gcnust lpur0cf 6ottcn
sic Niooiiiunen @clcgcnbcit, lire ci-
gcncn Soecil 3lt pcrlpirfIi1cu. "a
Oie Iamcniuclt inner ctlpaS 9}euc5
6a6cu naltB, enti1loiien iidj Sic Dlo
oiltiunen inpauiid5c ltn0 orieutoli-
ide Mooen in Oieicu Sabre III ocn
GorDergrunO tretcn iii Ioiien Dies
1T 6auptiddlirB oldJ 0cm llmitanoc
5u5ltiHei6en, oaB felt glusbrudj Oes
arieacs Der 9roBtc E6eil Der III 2lme-
ritd 3pr Gerur6eititng fonlmen0cn
Sei0e lu10 @6nDcr etc. BON Sapan
6eJogen luer0en muBte Iic ior6en.
teidcn iapaniiden itnO cGinciiic6cn
9duoer iino Seocrlnonu 6cfonnt
8roB i6rcr GinfaA6cit III @e,ug
dpf ,Sdcon uaHen Die nit inponi.
i6eIn glufpuB qarnirten S5iite einen
nic0liteu GinOruG pnO pirfca cr-
irii1cuO ollf Dns 9(uge. Sic 5orm
Ser Site lit ic6r OeritGieoeitartig.
5ie iin6 jeooG hi glagafueineH fIein,
dbgcie6en BON Sem 5Alapp6nt ser,
in oriGttnliider 9Seiie nit far6iacN
'Eenen gdrltirt eihc geoidgene &opi.
6c0etflng lit. Gie Ril5iorn BAT iicl
e6ciiinas se0nltci Dicic lSocoiL init
@oloborteii iuto cngonliegenocn Sci.
ocnbduoerm pericben paBt 6oilpt.
iddIib fir jiingcrc 31nlalt Der
,,9fdnOarim 5ilt~ lit Elm rein japo-
niicbes W}oOel( @elber output miro
buitptidDGd iiir ioldc Siite Der.
panot. yScbottcli Grim yG6or.
trelliG, ionic rein oinfles 9lmt iino
an oeG riciltcn Siiteit 6ll icben.
VtOunnruien Sic ben a1eulIden GurreSpsn-
Scntsn" ntfbi phnIhid onsr nnreactnldRla es'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
93aItimorc spar6anf.

Gie Spor6olif bon Baltimore, Gdc
BON Baltimore iuiO Charles. Stride,
bat ibre nclcu Gircttorcu gepG1lt
lno 5ciat Diciclbcl an anOcrcr 5tcllc
0cS pEcitiheu Gorrciponoentcn"
am IoS 0irclioriir crmdbltc ace
itcra Die fol8cnOcn @camtcn: @m.
s.. Gollfling, GrdiiOcnt, lpieocr'
erm1blt; Charles s. Somcr, july
gicc-$rdiioent; 55rcoerif u. Soii-
man 5daBmciiter, ino SowarO
Zorro, 6iiIissSAobnlciiter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
,,G6rii.iau scieucc 4

SIN &ortro0 iiber oGbriiliail
Science" iinott an sonltog 9intb-
mittag i'm ,@oroeu.G1cnte an scr
2erinetous5traBc It1tt. Ger @intritt
1T frci imo oas &ublifintI miro tn
cincr gtn5eigc al on6erer StclIe 5it
ocruiclben eirgela0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09

mcr) 8rooflDn @iO., nnO Mtart6n 9.
Sig5es, ~ SoucS' Statiou @io.
Gopin $. EerfinS, "a, unO Nlo-
rion Wl. 9ulun0arten %.
6reocrid 8. Siroib, q, ino W}ar-
t1o SAmi0t Is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
Wlnh iidl her @rrnrNnnnn filnr

9iibtcr @odoro oob .gcItcrn in scr
mittlcrcn &oIi3ciitation Dem III gtr.
1043, Siacnitrg ipobnbufteu Tooio
Simon cine 8citfriit bon gcnn AS
Stunocn, pG6reno lpGlher CT Scr
,5clcridlpbsGcroronin9 nohfommcn
mus, lallt lueIdcr aae E6iiren uno
6cniter 8ugdnglicb leii niiiien. IS
miro Simon 3ur Gait gclegt, BOB CT
Oic @in9dugc olrb N6bcl unO oil'
Ocre @egcnitdnoc periperrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
geguaoigung empfuGlem.

0ie @cgna0igluagsbeb0r0c 61t Dem
@ouperneur sic iofortige gntloIipng
0cs @iaiou 2owion ans Dem 3ud)t-
5aitie borgeibldgen. 2amion, Der
pegcn 9erall6ung 0cs &rn. Sermnn
3int nm $3.50 5u ciuem Sabre 3udt-
bauS Dcrllrt6eilt morOel mar, bot oic
5dipinoiu1t iin b6dltcu @raoe mo
miro nod glniibt oes 3uht6ousor5.
tcs 81. ". &. S9mar8 10ditehs min
nod fllr5e Bet lc6eu fonnett. Der
Safer 0cs lInaliidlibcn itarb flir5
na1 ieiner GntIaiiung ous Dem
3rdt6ullIe leBte @ei1nadten mo
bier @riioer bon i6nl lin0 ebeuinaS
I'M 3u6t6alie.
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
G. * 8 T O F2I ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
g4idltin fiir Gnrnnrntinnrll

8ic Gtaats stcucr Gommiliion
bon MarOlai0 bat ni onocrer 5teac
0cS oEcuti@cn Correspondent iol-
Genocn glHfruf erlaiien;
u@S miro biernlit olcn Corpora
tioncI ocnen 0oS @cies Bic @inrci.
dung BON @cri1teu an bic Stoats-
Stelcr.Gouuliiiion porihreibt ino
alien auOeren @erionell sic jG6rli@
an bic Gouniliion @crit6t eritottcn
niiiien 9ipti5 gcgebcll Dab iuiter Sen
GoriMriitcn Oes &opitels 63t ser
gItte pon 1916 BON scr Stoots.
Steuer-Gomniiiion lpie Dom @eieb
porgeIgbrie6en Gtraien oliierlegt
meroen, ipent sic garic6te nic6t am
oocr nor Dem /. M6r5 1917 einge.
rci9t iino.~
Sefretdr 9lQeu &. @irouooO in
9lr. 504, llnion.Gruii. @eb1uoe, fiigt
bin5u Dab Ct lett 5ll jeoer cripiini6-
ten glnsflmit bereitiit oaB nber-nnM
Dem 4. Mdr5 ieoe Corporation mel.
dc pen 9eoiugiingcn OeS @eieBeS
nicbt entiproAen bat, cine Strdie bon
$5 mo 81 pro Gag 6e5a0len muB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
SER 3plm 4. gge0Icr "a 9n6rc ait

SER Sobn s, @epler, nqbc5p
Gin Giertelia6rbm0ert Marocii ocS
5tautS- 3uGtbolieS uno por6er pielc
Sabre lang Der @ertrctcr ieiner
@oro I'M 5toOtrat1, feierte Geitern
III ieiner @obnimg an Scr @de BON
g8alnuts unO 2. 9lpenic, Hoguel
Sei96ts, I'M &rciic Iainer Gnntilie
inb cinigcr 5reunoe ieinen 73. &C.
burtstog. 3u Gbrcu oeS Cages batte
ibm ieinc Sbipiter, Grnu 9lnnu Ste.
p6ens, Gin gououet nit 70 pradt-
pollclt 9loien 3uienocn laiien. Dcs-
9Icihen troien einc Wicnoc @rotltlu-
tionsidlrcibeil bon ben oielen 6rcluis
oeu oeS @ebilrtStagStin0es cin. Serr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09

Mbunucnten, bic ben ,1sutidcn Gprrcipon.
0ciltcn" nidt pHnltlcl p0cr uurcgclmdHin CT.
Dalten, iinb 1cbctcr, ocr Eiflcc ooppu per Ecs
lrplun D6ec id)riIHid WiitthctInna ~ nlonlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09

Mbunnrniett, bic ben ,,Tcutldicm GnrrcIppn-
bcnten" ninJt phuEuif ubcr MnreACtuidbig cs.
laltcn itn5 1e6etcn, bct Office bnOun per TctG-
Ohun nOrr Ihrtfltm Wlttthfttnna ~ mddleh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09

@'an crga0Rt Drn rQaliifaorf GorrSiSoH Ssnt'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06
CHINA

WEST-Kelsey Jepson had finch par
t. Saturday night Dec. ]. Owing to tho
severe storm and the fact that num-
Der were sick from vaccination, the at
tendance was small.
Little Marguerite Perkins. who brok~
her leg last September, was able TO at
tend school for the first time Tuesday
Charles Bailey has sold one lot or hav
and is having it pressed at the present
date.
Oscar Ward and son Willie are doing n
good business giling hogs for people in
this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. r. Tingley. Frank
Rand and Willie Ward with other mem
bers Of East Nassalboro Dramatic Club
went to Winslow Wednesday night to re-
peat the play Uncle ST. which they gave
al East Vassalboro several weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arro Little, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Pierson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Cod
dard, Mrs. Hattie Ward, 3. z. Tngley
and Frank Rand attended an all-dav
Grange meeting at East VassaIboro Tues
day. the meeting being for election Of Of
fcers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a 8 TO RIA
Women Sufferers MAY
Need Swan p-Root

Thousands upon thousands of women
have kidney and bladder trouble and
never suspect it.
WOmen's complaints often prove to
be nothing else but kidney trouble, or
the result of kidney or bladder disease.
If the kidneys are not in a healthy
condition, they may cause the other
organs to become diseased
Pain in the back, headache. loss Of
ambition, nervousness. are often times
symptoms of kidney trouble. ,s. e.
Don't delay starting treatment. DR..
kilmer's Swamp-Root, a physicians
prescription obtain at any drug store.
may be just the remedy needed to over
come such conditions.
Get medium or large size bottle
Immediately from any drug store.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to DR..
kilmer 4 Co, Binghamton, n. Y. for
sample bottle. When writing he sure
and mention the Augusta Daily Kenne-
bee Journal.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06
READFIELD

EAST-Among the Thanksgiving
guests in the neighborhood We're the
following: Carl Jacobs and family of
Mt. Vernon at G. w. Merrow's. Earle
Wyman and family of Augusta. and
Mrs. +. G. Berry at J. G.. Wyman's, the
Misses Annie and Emma Gordon at W.
T.. Gordens, &. II. Higgins and family
Of Auburn and Mr.. and Mrs. G. j..
Cough at +. G. Higgins.
w. A. Bourne and family passed
Thanksgiving with Mrs Bourne's sis
ter. Mrs Pike Of Winthrop.
Mrs. Ada Berry is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. W. II. Higgins Of Fairfield.
The hunting party that went to
kineo has returned home. bringing II
deer for the seven that went.
Miss Rose Hallett Of Portland and
Miss Harriet Towie Of Winthrop called
On Mr.. ana Mrs. G. A. Hallett recently.
Harold Sands has gone to work for
Carl Jacobs of Mt. Vernon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06
Should Burn Books

1t is earnestly requested that all pa
irons of the Gardiner Public Library
who have had either small pox or
chicken poX in their homes, and who
have had out library books during that
time. should burn the books at once.
No charge either for books o. overtime
will be made in these eases. 1t is inn
portant that the books should be
burned at once.
A ]. Bell of Bell Bros. left Wednes-
oay on few days visit to Boston
Mrs. George w. Heselton and daugh-
ter Mary Brunswick avenue. left Wed
nesday for Portland.
Howard w. Eastman left Wednesday
on a business trip to Portland
Ernest L. Goodspeed OF the law firm
OF Maxcy and GoodSpeed left Wednes-
day for Boston on matters Of legal
nature.
workmen are engaged in putting in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06
Coats, Suits: Dresses, Skirts
At January Sale Prices

as you have better attention at
the c0unter-you have a better
selection to choose from. and If
you find it necessary to have
goods ordered from the city
markets there is then time.
While if your purchasing Is de-
layed congestion and disappoint-
ment follow many times.
So do please endeavOr to get
at the Christmas shopping soon.
for our mutual benefit.
Here are the always useful
shopping bags. Kimonos of
many styles and qualities. out
ing robes and pajamas of the
better sort, beautiful muslin un-
dergarments. kid gloves, silk
and the ordinary umbrellas.
Our store is filled with staple
merchandise. and we believe
that it is the sort of goods that
people are going to buy this
year.
Handkerchief, of course. are
here in large quantities, and the
prices are not advanced from
previous seasons. This may
seem strange to you. However,
a shipment which just came to
us was ordered many months
ago, and so we are able to MAIN
tain our old prices.
SWEET GRASS GOODS
Are here in many sized bas-
kets and useful articles in large
quantity.
Fancy aprons, all sorts of good
towels. linens by the yard. silks
in waist lengths, neckwear of
the latest order, knit sets in
scarf and cap, knit 4 and 5 piece
sets for children, sweaters in
variety, dolls, silk and isle
hosiery, lovely waists Of many
grades.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06
Michael Mcdonald

Michael Mcdonald passed away
Wednesday noon at his home. 20 Maine
avenue, F>armingdale, after "a long illness
He was born on Prince Edward Island in
1866 and was the son of Daniel and Mary
(McGuire) Mcdonald. He came to Gardi-
ner . years or more ago and married on
Jan. %, 1896, Miss Nellie O'Connor of this
city.
He is survived by a widow and four
children, one daughter. Miss Christine.
and three sons, Leon M, William R. and
Donald, all of Farmingdale; also by one
sister, Mrs. Catherine Jackins OF Boston,
and four brothers, Alexander Of New
York, William and John NJ. Of kingman
and James A, OF Augusta. Funeral ser
vices will be announced later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06
Cobbosseecontee Grange Election

An all-day meeting. at which officers for
the ensuing year were elected. was held
by Cobbosseecontee Grange Tuesday at
the hall at French's Corner. The follow
ing are the officers chosen: Master A.
y Gosline: overseer, J. Walter Wake
field. lecturer. Mrs George Roadway;
steward, A W. DeF'ratus: assistant stew
ard. F. S. Collins: chaplain, Teri Parker;
treasurer. c. f. Wakefield: secretary. F.
F. Towle; gatekeeper. George Boudway;
Ceres Mrs. A. y. Gosline: Flora, Mrs
John Scott: Pomona, Mrs. Teri Parker;
lady assistant steward Mrs. Nellie COL
Inns.
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.WENzEL EXONERATED
in BOXING DEATH

Cleveland Ohio, Dec. 5.-Coroner P
J. Byrne's inquest into the death of
''El Paso" Jimmy Wilson. who died
from a fractured skull following a
Knockout in a match with Whitley
Wenzel of Pittsburgh last week de-
Neloped that all precautions against
accident had been taken and that
Wenzel was in no way to blame.
Coroner Byrne declared that in his
opinion Wilson's death was an un-
avoidable accident. but suggested that
cork padding for the floor of the
ring instead Of the present canvas
covered felt padding would reduce the
number Of ring accidents
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WAYNE

The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church
is planning a Christmas sale Of useful
and fancy articles on Dec. -
Luther Norris returned home from D
hunting trip with two deer.
Charles W Savage, who has heen at
Plattsburg. is home with his family On u
furlough.
The severe snow storm put the electric
lights and telephones out OF commission,
No service since Friday.
G. J. Wing has gone to West Farming
ton for the winter with his daughter, Mrs.
Yeaton.
Mrs ,. c. Stinchaeld is i'll with pleurisy.
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ADJUSTMENTS
w. S. Hart Seen Today Only at the
Coliseum In THE Marrow Trair', BY
Request

Request.
1t is not the custom of the manage
rent to repeat photoplays but SO many
people We're sick and others frightened
by sickness. il was decided that the
disappointed ones should see the great
est Hart picture ever filmed. THE
Narrow Trail" will he shown three
times today. go, and $50. with
comedies. Regular prices, six and fif-
teen cents.
In the supporting cast are some of
the best known of the Ince players.
including the cowboys ard rough rid
ers. who are familiar to photoplay-
goers the world over.
1t introduces Sylvia Bremen, the
beautiful Australian actress. who has
recently made such pronounced sue
Cesses in lnce pictures, as Harris
leading woman.
1t is a typical Hart picture Of wild
t-of- door life, filled with wondrous
pictures Of the great West. and throb-
bling with tense incidents and thrilling
adventures.
Vivian Martin in THE Trouble
Iuster" at the Johnson Opera House.
Mary Pickferd next Weekday.
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LEADING BASEBALL MEN
BEARERS FOR McROY

Chicago. Dec. 5.-Robert G. Mccoy.
former vice president of the Cleveland
Americans, who died at a Milwaukee
sanitarium Sunday, was buried here
today August Hermann. chairman Of
the National Baseball Commission;
President Johnson OF the American
League: Charles A. Comiskey. owner
Of the Chicago Americans, and James
q. Dunn. president of the Cleveland
club, were among the pail bearers.
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soldier recently gave London news
paper representative a remarkable dem
onstration of an artificial arm made by
private exhibitor at the Royal Academy.
Instead Of being strapped to the shoulder
IN the usual way. the arm is put on VITA
the waistcoat The movement of the ell
bow and grip of the artificial hand are
controlled by using the muscles of the
thigh, acting through a loose steel con
meeting rod. The soldier swept the noor,
used hoe, lifted a bucket full of water
on tosa chair and held piece Of wood
firmly on the table for carpentry pur-
poses, all by means of the new limb
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abroad by our allies and by our own
forces in the conduct of the war"
Efforts Of Railroads


Commissioner McChord's report sum-
marizes the efforts Of the railroads to
meet the burdens of war conditions
through the appointment of successive
central committees. The first two Of
these committees, he says, were given
no real authority and only as late as
November "A did the present war
board begin taking such an essential
step as the pooling of cars and facili-
ties.
No voluntary committee can accom-
plish what the situation demands, he
thinks. There runs in the actlv1-
ties Of these committees" he says, the
self-evident purpose to do whatever
appears to be necessary TO prevent the
governmental authority from acting.
For these and other reasons which it
is not necessary to state. / cannot con-
cur in a report to the Congress which
apparently acquiesces in a continue
ton of control over the transportation
situation by committee appointed by
the carriers themselves.
II concur in the view that The sit
uation does not permit of temporizing,'
but I am convinced that the strong
arm Of governmental authority is es-
sential if the transportation situation
is to be radically improved. That au-
thority must be unified to make posi-
BILE action that is both vigorous and
consistent If the President elects to
exercise the power given him until the
act approved Aug. 20. 1915. TO take pos
session and assume control of the
TRANSFORMATION systems 7 believe that
vastly improved transportation condi
lions can be promptly secured. For
this course legislation assuring the
carriers a fair return may be appro-
pirate
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MAINE GAMERS
ELECT OFFICERS

Portland, Me- Dec AT the an
nual meeting Of the Maine Gamers
Association here today the. following
officers We're chosen:
President, George r. Morrill,; vice
president. Henry 2. Forhan; secretary
and treasurer, James w. Lanigan. All
are of Portland.