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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-16

zahtevi, da maj liza vsega tega ostane vse pri sta
rem, do so padle ve zrtve popolnoma ~zastonji
Stanje, XII je bilo pred vojno, je povzroSilo vojno;
kako modro bi torej bilo vrniti Sc v tiste razmere,
XII bi nedvomno zopet povzroeile vojnoG
&c Sc hoce "a bodocnost wee varnosti, je to-
rel nujno, do Sc izpremene razmere - tudi teri
t~orijalno. Ampak kdo maj odloea, kako mai Sc
izpremene?
Edino pravilen je odgovor, XII ga daje ma to
m~anjsina nemske socialisticne stranke: Tam,
kJer zahteva ljudstvo samO teritorijalno izpre-
membo, maj Sc izvrsi. &c hi bilo ma mirovni kon-
ferenci mogoGe izsiliti to nacelo, bi Sc zemljevid
Europe temeljito izpremenil. Doseglo bi sc pa $
TEN toliko, da v doglednem easu vsaj IL nacio-
nalnih razlogov ne bi izbruhnila vojna.
,Nacclo, ki ga izraza resolucija nemSke mani
Sine, pomeni &c hOGejo biti Poljaki, katerim snu-
jeta Nemeija in Avstrija novo kraljestvo, samo-
s%tojni, morajo dobiti to samostojnost; &c Sc hoGc-
10 Poljaki V Galiciji in oni ma PruSkem zdruziti
T. mimi, Sc mora izvrSiti njihova VOLTA. &c glasu-
Jeta AlzaciJa in Lorena "a avtonOmijO, Sc jim mo-
ra DAFT. Tisti kraji v Macedonia, XII hotejo pri-
padati Bolgarski, sc m0rajo spojiti z MO, tisti, XII
Sc sami smatraji "a sIbske, morajo pripasti Srbi-
il. In te zahtevajo Jugoslovani zdruiitev, Sc Jim
mora dovoliti zdrulitev.
To Je edinl nacin, ia sc resijo narodna vpra-
SanJa pc volJi narodov in mi Sc 2 nacelOm nemske
manjSine popolnoma strinjamo. Ne pr0da JAMIE iii
NA ~ ~ = N'uN' oh-
pax svobodno odiocevanje o svoji us0di je re po-
novno slovesno ~izrazeno naGelo socializma Tudi
angleski socialist so re izrekli tekom vojne ena-
ko zahtevo in socialisticna konferenca v Londo-
nu, ma kateri so bill zastopani socialist voisku-
jocih Sc dezel, je stala ma enakem stalisGu.
v tasu, ko z~aeenjajo mirovni pogoji igrati
vlogo, je k~oristno, da Sc Ia zahteva elm odloeneie
naglaSa v socialisticni javnosti in da Sc della "a
MO resna propaganda. Ne lie cato, ker je to ma
cello pravienosti, nacelo, XII ga je Internacionala
vedno zastopala, ampak tudi cato, ker je to eden
najvaznejsih pogojev trajnosti b~odocega miru.
Nacionalno ~pravicna ureditev bodoGih evrop-
skin razmer hi bilo V neStetih ozirih koristna in hi
~pospeSila tudi n~apredek socialisti6nega gibanja.
V nacionalno enotnih dezelah bi odpadli nacio-
nalni boji, o katerih lahko pravimo, da so bill
blazni, Xxi so pa vendar silovito ovirali socialistic-
no akcijo in Xxi Sc bodo kljub svOji blaznosti po-
n~avljali, dokler bodo razmere d~opuScale nacio-
nalno nadvlado in nacionalnO zatiranje.
V Srbiji sc Srb in Srb ne bosta prepirala "a
radi nacionalnih pravic. Ma Stajerskem Sc bodo
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0 lepoti clOveSkeqa teleSa.

Francesca pisattlj Pierre Louys, tn mo-
derni Relen, tOA pc dobi, kate-o ma.
zivamo a%nti6no z~ivlieaje, dobi ,ko Sc ie
smela tloveska nagota, IA naipopolnci-
"a oblika, katcro moreno spoznati in
zapopasti, razodeti Y telesu p~osve5ene
k%urtizanc, vpri6o dvajset tiso5 roman
jew. ki'so stall ma clevziskem obreiju.
Yam So zdi 10 danes neham neraKum-
1.-Two. In nj 6uda: preteklo jc od tedaj
devetnaist s%tolctii. Devetnaist "bar.
barskih, hinavskih in nelepih stoletii.'
K~rscanstvO je zastrnpilo anticnega
eloveka.> Pognalo ga ic V mraenc pod
zemskc katakombe, kjcr ic $ Spoken
MIN plas6em zakrival svoie pregrcSno
telo.
In So vcdno krozi isto solnce mad
zemljo, rodi isto zivljenie, obsiplie svct
z isto lepoto in fstim razkosjem. Poln
lepoto je svet.
Clovek pa Gepi V temni icSi lastnc
omcicnosti.
koliko casa 10 to Sc trajalo!
Sociology verjameio V naprcdek. Ma
predek re imamo, &c vzamemo, da smo
napravili korak od opicc 10 cloveka
a zgodovina, XII obsega lcpo dobo Sest
dcsetih s~tolctij, ne We o naprcdku mno
go povedati. Paf So IL ME nortuie in
Pierre Louys zna navesti kot moderno
pridobitev edino lc - cigarette. Kaz,
nam pa z~godovina, da So dobc mrniajo
da SO vracaio. Tn 80 ie smoter zivlje.
MIA in naSega kulturnega della sreta
posamezniks, kakor tndi celega clo.
%vestva, katero pa nam daiA edinole pc.
polnoma harmonizirana osebnost, sto
limo danes zelo nizko, klfub ogromnim
produktom nasih dusevnih sit, katcrs
je porodi! cas- in ncprcstano d~elovanic
In lie malo Jill je, XII SO V tenn kaosu
zbrali raztresene udc svojc duse, spojili
Jill V harmonicno celoto, katerim W,
to vrvcnje, tn slabotna Dol in mike
v~eseije nicesar ne more, in XII 2 olimp
skim obliejem gledajo v to n%izavc. Mi
vaje le samega sebe, svojo lastno u
"e'JShVS' I" PoPoihoott uihVtNoi, uHhtt
mix in gledalee oh eneIn, Viva in popol
M lepota, ediuo ona brezmeina in wee
ma.
Srcdnii yck ie stal V znamenju kri
IN. German, krseanski barbar, ic oh
vladal okcident. Terme CaracalIc il
Dioclctiana so razpadle; gotska kate
drala pa je segala visoko V nebo, IN nj
obloki so obiemali vceen polmrak.
Ko 81 JIG pa elovek rcncsancc spet "a
zelel helenskega %solnca, JIG lapel pre-
lepo pesem o zivljenju.
In Leonardo nj slikal ne mu6eniko'
in nc kriza wee; slikal je Jancza Krst
nika, XII jc tax, da sc o MEM nit dc
bro nc We, ali nj to morda Bacchus.
! Bill je to preporod p~oganstva, niegc
We morale in kulturc; zopet vrhune
v %zgodovini e~loveStva. In ko ic to 81
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voJNE vRAzE.

Tudi IA casa vojne cvete babjever-
stvo. Ali pravilneje r%eGeno, V slabih
rasih Sc -verjame Sc prav posebno VISA
XII vraM. Pa to nj cudno, sal nj tako
smelo izmisljene vesti, da il ne bi yer.
jeli ~ljuRlje, samo, da je V casopisu. -
TakO je nedavno krozila po listih vest,
da Sc bori 2 Anglezi proti Nemeem tn.
di indijanski fakir, XII je popolnoma
neranljiv. Kroglja mu lett okoli gla-
We in "a ME ma s, etu ga ne zadcne.
Baioncti in Sable odiete cd MEGA, ka-
kor ia bi bill IL gumija, IN 2 g%ranatami
sc igra ikakor 2 zogami. Skratka, ia.
kir je neranljiv. Ali Anglezi imajo lie
enega samega takega fakiria in to
je presneto maio. - Ma Francoskem
sc zopet piSe o - govorici topov. Med
starcjsimi topnicarji je razsirieno mne
ME, da zalostno tulijo topori ma pred
vocer nesrecne in krvave bitke. Cisto
jasno 80 lsisali tudi sedaj cell oddelki
zalostno kovinsko t~uljenie topov. Ena-
Ike vraze so razsirjenc po Alzaciji. Pc
ohh pAthA hii'O al u VII
glas liz oblakov, koliko .ie pablo Mem.
eev ali Franeozov. Ce so pa stevilke
tudi pravc, o TEN molee viri. - Da Sc
prikazpjejo ma bojiscu tudi re davno
himri general, je jasno. Joffru daje
avodi Napoleon L., Nikolaiu Niko-
lajevicu pa general Skobclev. Cudno je
10 TO, ia vidijo prfkazni generalov lie
ljudje, XII ostanejo donna. - Ma Kav-
kazu kupujejo zene suknje vojakov, XII
so bill najmani triknt re V boiu. V
te oblekc Sc oblecejo dvakrat ma me-
sec pred solemn zatonom in I'd pri.
nasa - zvestobo v zakonu. ObSudo.
'vania vredna vraza! SAND da hi da.
mes ne pomagali niti kupi unifirm, kaj
'se-le ena suknja. Tat0vi kupujejo
kroglje, XII so obti6ale vojakom V dlani
Ce imajo take kroglje pri sebi, poten
Jill nikdnr nihce ne zasaei in poten
lahko kradejO nemoteno. En- pogia
var tatov je nosil pri sebi 90 takif
krogeli in TO mu je pomagalo, ia j.
ofbli sedai 10 let jece. Lepa vrazi
je razsirjena pri prostih zenicah v LII
two. Matere, XII imajo sinove V vojni
Sc zbirajo v priprosti ko6i in tam ne
gujejo zapuseenc in pohabljene otrok'
2 vso meznostjo. Prepricane so, da j
to memo negovanje otrok koristn'
njihovim sinovom in da Jill to ubran
pred smrtjo. - In konSno ie sc vraz;
liueiteljev dolgih pozirkov. I'll so Sc
daj V permanenci. Prepricani so, d;
morajo pitt, ee pride Saba vest in dl
morajo pitt, &c pride dobra vest. ri
jejo torej vedno. Pri TEN Sc pa jez
ma ljudi, XII zahajajo v .koncerte in
gledalisee, ker da MISC dosti iskreni il
d%omoljubni.
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dale, je morale stopati navzdol, pc
onem cudnem zakonu, kate
rega dokaz je zgodovina.
A danes, hvala bogu, pelie naSa 20.
spct navzgor. K%rs6anstvo, Ia veliki 80
vTaznih zivlienia, umira. Nova, cd we're
neodvisna morala DO porodila ovo kul-
turo. Morala, ki no poslusala samo
glas lastne ~notranjosti in Sc ne brigala
IN nObena bozja ~razodetja, moraia. XII
DO naravna, prakti6na, izvedljiva, XII
bo zaupala %ziviienju, kazala nam pot
10 srecc. In mas, XII smo produkt So
cialnegn ~zivlienja, vodi tia ena sama
pot kultura.
Anti6ni GlOvek, XII ic incl to morale.
ic incl tudi kulturo. Mi, XII imamo
krS5anstvo, jc nimamo. Cemu hi tudi
bila kristjanu. Ne vidi zemlje, NIGGA
pogled je obrnjen y ve6nost.
Vsc pa to, kar jc kulturnega v dobah
k%rSranstva, ie delo satana, duha neza-
dovoljnosti, katerrga arcta edinO M
mem svetu ne z~adovoljuje. Krscanska
k~ultura jc sad greha. In cerkev sc
Z MO nina ponasati, ker je antikultur.
no krscanstvo nj provzrocilo, paa pa
to, kar jo bilo v nici nekrStanskega.
zivljcnskc silc cloveka vcndar IL
nj mogla ukrotiti.
Tako jc cas- porodil rcnesanco p ME
no silno kulturo. In ni6esar nj, kar b
| slednjo bolje znacilo nego smisel, kate
TO ina N Glovesko telO, ia simbol xiv
licnja, n~jegovega bogastva in lepote
Anticnemu aloveku ie bill to pravi kul'
in renesanca je eloyeka odkrila. Pogan
ska njena dusa Sc je zopet spriiaznils
z zivljenjem in v umetnosti donasals
svoi trfbut. MISC z~astonj vsi umetuik
te dobc sezali pc motivih kakor ma pr
Adam in Eva, n lie cato da hi poknzal
idenlni fizicni tip moskega in zenske
taksne, kakrsne je porodil now cas-.
Zaccli so negovati telesno lepoto, pi
sati o niej in jo opevati. A he dolgo
Zadnje stoletjc sc je zaSelo priprnv
ljati zopet M boliso bodocnost, kater,
O"SiS po o''oa, uoVtfd HONh III bTtIUb
zirna napram vsem %prcxivelim ~zivljen
skim oblikam. Obrnili smo Sc zopet
zivljeniu, zaceli iskati sreGe ma zemlii
Sreca ie So vedno ostala ona magitni
beseda ,okrog katere Sc suce Mvljenie
n suce Sc drugaee. Znanost nam jc rae
~svetila perspective toliko poti, da jill
posameznik ne more preglcdati; a t
vemo: vse vodijo v isti smeri, kot h
bila cna sama pot, in ia pot drzi ma
vZgor.
In V tel luei sc nam jc pokazala VS.
r%ealnost zivlicnja. Zaceli smo skrbei
"a v~sakdanie zivlienjc, "a zdravje, z
higijono. 1mamo ~telovadbo, imam
1ajrazlitncSe sporte. Hoeemo zrak
i s%o!nca. ho6cIno zlravja in veselia
, DALEY
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Ogrski post.

Ogrska vlada je dolo6ila, da Sc
ma Ogrskem tudi OBJ sredah ne SINE
prodajati, oziroma zavzivati meso.
Doslej so imeli Ogri samo diva postna
dneva, in sicer oh ponedeljkih in
petkih. Nadalje je dolo6eno. da pc
gostilnah in hotelih ne bo smela do
bivati nobena oseba wee kakor IL
dkg mesa IA enkratno kosilo. bodisi.
da je to meso v kuhani, peGeni ali
ma kak drugi nacin p%ripravljeni OBJ
Tiki.
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Ma Franciscan dclajo v parliament
tn prirave "a uvedbo prisilnega po-
.ljedelstva pc vojni. Vlada ida svo-
jetasno novo odrcdbo, da sc mora vse
neobdelano ozemlje. XII je prigladno
IA poljedelstvo, obdelovati, da ne "a
preti pc vojni Franciji lakota ali dra-
ginja.
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Armada strahov''.

Pod tenn naslovom poroea Luigi Der.
zini v "Corriere della Sierra" S Krasa.
"Na nemalo krajih so sc dogodile eud.
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FOLES .,.AIaAKrIC IADL l EI
Keen St01T,cn Sweet liver Active Bowels REGULAR
WHITES CORNER (Winterport }

Miss Laura Bickford resumed her
duties as teacher in Hampden, Jan. 2nd.
B. C. Ames and family of Orono spent
| the Christmas holiday with A. K. Well
man and family.
Virgil Linnell of Bangor was at the
home of her mother, Mrs. A. G. Larby,
| for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith of New
burg were guests of his sister, Mrs. G.
W. Nealey, Dec. 3lst.
Miss Beatrice White of West Winter
port spent several days recently with l..
A. White and family.
Miss Edna Conant, who spent the
Christmas recess at home, returned to
Hebron Academy, Jan. End.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Nealey and son
Guy were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 3. H.
Nealey in Monroe Christmas day.
Miss Louise Libby returned to her
home Dec 9th after a week visit with
Mrs. Emmie Thompson in Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs, R. L. Clements and
! week with Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Clements.
Mrs. Edna Harquail and Miss Avis
Harquail returned to Castine, Dec. 29th,
after spending the holidays at their
home.
Floyd Larby, accompanied by his
nephew, Wayne Linnell of Bangor, was
at home for the weekend and New
Years day.
MIR. and Mrs. J. D. Foss and Miss
Laura Bickford were in Bangor, Dec
oath to attend the wedding of Ellen
Bartlett, formerly of this town.
Bussey and White of West Winterport
are looking after timber in this vicinity
They have bought the standing timber on
about twelve acres of G. H. York.
Frank Littlefield of Monroe was in
town, Dec. 30th to conduct sheriff sale
on a lot of hay belonging to Mrs. Nellie
Bartlett of Bangor. G. W. Nealey
bought the hay.
Mrs. Myrtle Harrington and little son
of Plaistow, N. H who had been the
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Downes, for several weeks, re-
turned to their home, Dec. 22nd.
Hon. and Mrs. C. M. Conant enter
tanned family party on Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Hebard of Carmel
and Mr. and Mrs R. G. Robertson of
Swanville were among the guests.
! Miss Cora Blaisdell entertained her
pupils of the West Winterport school at
her home on the afternoon of Christmas
day. Her pupils in music were also pre-
sent and fine entertainment of recta-
tons, vocal and instrumental music, was
given by the children A Christmas tree
was an enjoyable feature of the after
child received two presents, besides a
large bag of candy. Nearly all of the
children were accompanied by their
mothers, and the day was one long to
be remembered. AS a fitting close to
the festivities, Miss Blaisdel served
delicious lunch of ice cream, cake, cookies,
| confectionery and nuts
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LIBERTY

7. P. Mathews lie in Waterville, where
ne Is under treatment. for his eyes.
L. F. Hqrd recently spent two days in
Belfast on business connected with the
creamery.
Donald Walker has returned to New
York after passing several weeks at his
home here.
Waldo Holt has returned to Pittsfeld
after passing the Christmas recess at
his home here.
Miss Grace Hunt is in Belfast, where
she will pass the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs Henry G. Marden, Elm street.
Donald Matheson, principal of Liberty
High school, spent the vacation of two
weeks with his brothers in New York
and Boston. The winter term Of school
began January 9Th.
Misses Cora and Florence Bradstreet
spent Christmas week in town with their
sister. Mrs. Walter Young. George
Stratton of Rockland was also guest at
the Young residence Christmas day.
Hon. and Mrs. L. C. Morse entertained
friends Christmas week at their resi-
denc,. The party consisted of their son,
Ralph l. Morse of Belfast and the Misses
Mae and F. Edna Perrin of New York.
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26 Mary Littlefeld. aged Is years. 9
months and days.
80 Helen Boardman, aged month"; and
rs days.
SEPTEMBER.
Annie Gilman. aged rs years. months
and 10 days.
S Richard M Brown. aged years, months
and 20 days.
Is Ada E Brier, aged 81 years, months
and 10 days.
10 Ellen M Frost. aged 6s years. II month,
and IL days.
"a Melvin Clark, aged 10 years. months
and "a days.
"a Samuel G Simpson, aged "a years, 6
and II days.
s6 Beni Robinson, aged rs yer and %
days.
% David Cressey, aged So years. 5 months
and days.
Henry Larrabee. aged SO years. 6
months and days.
Benz Robbins. aged GA years.
10 Annie Louise Richards, aged u years, 8
months and "a days.
23 Mary Amelia Paul, aged "a years,
months and day
20 Maud B Clifford, aged "a years. s months
and 18 days.
NOVEMBER,
Alberta La Blanc, aged 80 years. 10
months and days.
8 Fred L Knowlton. aged 62 years. month
and 20 days.
Is Leslie Mil er, aged 60 years. months
and days.
21 Sarah White. aged sc years, and 12
days.
"a lydia Ferguson, aged 70 years, 2
months and days.
% Lucy ] Flagg, aged 80 years, month
and days.
2 Mrs Caroline Jacobs Hunt of Liberty,
aged 81 wears. 10 months and IL days.
8 Beulah Thompson, aged 10 years,
months and 81 days.
Is Mrs Lydia A Hatch, aged "a years.
mouth and 20 days.
IS Mrs Abbie N Pilsbury, aged 65 years, 2
months and 20 days.
% Mrs Cora Greene WEIGH. aged 81 years
and 10 days
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Lingering Coughs Are Dangerous

Get rid of that tickling cough that keeps
you awake at night and drains your vitality
and energy. DR.. Kicg's New Discovery is a
pleasant balsam remedy, antiseptic, laxative
and promptly effective. 1t soothes the ir.
ritated membrane and kills the cold germs;
your cough is soon relieved. Delay is danger
ous-get DR.. Kings New Discovery at once
For nearly fifty years it has been the favorite
remedy for grippe. Group. coughs and colds
Get bottle today at your Druggist, Soc,
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ANNUAL MEETING
Stockton Springs Trust Company

The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Stockton Springs Trust Company will be
held in their banking rooms at StocktonSprings,
Maine, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, Tuesday,
January 16. A. D. 1917. to elect Board of Di.
rectors. and to transact any other business
that may legally come before said meeting.
ALBERT M. AMES, Clerk.
Stockton Springs. Maine, January 4. 1917.
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MAINE Is PROSPEROUS.

Income Exceeds Expenses by $314,l79.
The States income for the fiscal year
just closed exceeded expenditures by
1914, 179, according to the annual report
of State Treas. Elmer E Newbert, made
public Jan. End, The receipts from all
sources amounted to $685.. 1855 The
cash on hand, $1,473, 11S, is the largest
balance on record in the department at
the close of any fiscal year. the report
states.
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MAINE CEN1KAL RAILROAD
BELFAST AND BURNHAM.

On and after Oct l. 1916. trains connecting
at Burnnam and Waterville with through train.
for and from Bangor, Watervile, Portland and
Boston, will run as follows:
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ANNUAL MEETING
Stockton Springs Water Company

The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Stockton Springs Water Company will be
held at the office of the Secretary at Stockton
Springs. Maine. on Tuesday. the 18th day of
January, A. D. 1917. at 1890 D. m, to hear the
reports of the officers and act upon the same,
to elect Board Of Directors for the ensuing
year and to transact any other legal business
that may properly come before said meeting
Per order,
ALBERT M. AMES, Secretary.
Stockton Springs. Me-. January a, 1917
2w1
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Banks Gain S21,945.463 in 1916.

Banks Gain $21, 945, 463 in 1916.
De Dec. l, 1916, the total assets of all
the State banking institutions in Maine
were $2O4, 36l, 42O, gain of $21, 945, 463.
Bank Commissioner Vernon finds that
the prosperity of the State for the past
IL months has been through the natural
thrift of its people.
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erIFAsT IN 1916.

: Il belmont L., o. and Emma L Jenpess.
Y bernard H0''''
Of belfast FEBRUARY.
cToqlor and Sylvia F Trask, both
George + ] '' III ''
pt's' MARCH
s..oles and Emily Page. both of
t, e,-.., Keene and Florence J Liebey'
Of Belfast, -,,. ...,.. ot Rs,fast and Nettie
gs-s at cas''"s-
u..5sr- r. Eiwell and Florence James,
5..M Saunders and Marie L Logan.
r Wheeler and Mabel G Gray. both
5' p..rss F Ames of Belfast and Hazel P
rbctod'ke.
a...Us Falls. Vt, Charles R Fletcher
.75 Mary Alice Williams of Wor.
NsT York. Jerry E Hayes of Belfast
.s.nh,0e Gustsson of New York.
r.,. f Murray of Newmarket, N H,
-s. cotcord of Belfast.
,,...s A Gross and Lillian M Creasey,
|. ,ss sstssl
4arr Morrison of Palermo and Josie
a.'as~
o..- Durham and Laura E Rich
.u.8= fast.
I. nn u.as and Nellie Louise Brown.
|@mats
Gchrest of Knox and Han
|. us s-'fast.
--.4 Mathews and Lena E Howe s,
|. Belfast
1T Salisbury and Minnie Ardeil
belfast.
.ai. George w Young of Bel
.-rlle Russell of Newark, N ].
JUNE.
p.- Ha-ry and Emma R Knowlton,
, es-s+
.......d carter and Goldie Curtis,
I'd es'as
w.... d 4rsvs of Searsport and Cassie
t--sst
n .ru D1nton and Fannie M Dyer,
- 81 Webb IF Monroe and Evelyn A
g @.-o
u.. yueksy and Carolyn C Hatch,
godricb and Myrtle Larrabee,
d .....- Vi simpson and Lucy A Dickey,
I'D .4st
f.n. a Epson and Mary Herrick, both
!; 10 Portland, Harry W Johns of Swan
r..sra lie W Herrick of Belfast.
g Bangor. Richard F Crocker of Bel
t,.,a- Tina " Moholland of Veazie.
q Ear + wentworth of Waldo and Agnes
Lg-sm Of Belfast.
q Eide socea and Catherine Robbins,
h- belfast
Hsry.a z Handley and Efie A Conner,
set 4mdea.
1ar5s B Thorndike and Annie L Dur
uah Of Belfast.
SEPTEMBER.
Luther " lannon's and Nina A Moore,
a,a Belfast
-; Basil Is Allen and Jessie E Hart, both of
5st4,
j Bangor. BENZ H Ellis of Bangor and
'i ". Ssnborn of Belfast.
L Wizard Drinkwater of Noruhport and
.sast He4 Of Lincolnville.
5s-j Linton and Elizabeth M Cham
a4a Belfast.
e. Nrse y Mansur of New Haven, Conn,
1Aa REL Carleton of Belfast.
2 -aag45 HJag and Harriet P Perkins,
ca as.lss.
s'efl1 Dunbar and Lucy McIn tire, both
t&lsl
q j.uo Levine and Julia A Knowlton,
81 belfast
OCTOBER.
I oas Fear Moore and Annie Wilton.
aaBe.tast.
: lueJy J Roberts and Ada H Greenlaw.
lit Vi belfast
. 9umar 9rotton and Lena M Smith, both
!S.,iasJ
-oSsas Il Pomeroy and Myrtllla G Har-
a'' both Of Belfast.
-Al-ll Clark and Lizzie M Philbrook,
I'LL b. belfast.
d Ir'ag A lngersoll and EVE G Kaherl,
DIT Of belfast
'1omss Nickerson of Swanville and
-s"' p g1na'ngham of Medford, Mass.
. 0'Pa Darby and Rosina C Trundy,
a1 't Belfast
= Henry o lngersoll of Portland and Cert
'-' 1oombs Of Belfast.
9 -a Bernard, Earl L Curtis of Belfast and
.''e Aioee Of fremont.
9 Mathew W WEIGH and Sarah Addie Con-
D. beth Of Belfast
''4es Young of Surry and Bertha M
''a0.e If last.
IL. I''f D Hal and Nettie R. Omar, both of
T. -t.es Butler of Searsmont and
7'lsdoa Of Belfast.
NOVEMBER
40 7rsen and Annie Kelley, both
#. gorge LIttletield and Myra Kelley,
Va a-ast
MA 7owien and Mrs Waite Keene,
VII Of -4ndsr
The Republican journal., 1917-01-11
Nomen 81
MMdIe&!ge
Many distressing Ailments experienced
by them are Alleviated by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Here is Proof by Women who Know.

Lowell, Mass-"For the last three years have
been troubled with the Change of Life and the bad
feelings common at that time. was in very ner-
vous condition, with headaches and pain a good
deal of the time so was unfit to do nv work A
friend asked me to try Lydia E. Pinlham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound, which did, and it has helped me in
every way: l am not nearly SO nervous, no head
ache or pain. must say that Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is the best remedy any sick
woman can take.o-Mrs. MARGARET QUINN, Rear
259 Worthen St., Lowell, Mass
The Republican journal., 1917-01-11

There were cut from the National
Forests in the fiscal year 1916 604. 92O, 900
board feet of timber. OF this amount
119, 4S3, 900 board feet was cut under free
use privilege by 42.055 individuals. In
all, 10, $40 sales of timber were made, of
which 81 per cent were under 500 in
value, indicating the extent to which the
homesteader, rancher, miner, small mill
man, and others in need of limited
quantity of timber draw upon the For.
eStS.
The Republican journal., 1917-01-11
HUMPHREYS

humphreys Homeopathic Remedies ars
designed to meet the needs of families
or invalids, something that mother, father
nurse or Invalid can take or give to meet
the need of the moment. Have been in use
for over SIXTY YEARS.
The Republican journal., 1917-01-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


She Tells Her Friends to Take Lydia
North Haven Conn-"When had Change of Life
which is trouble all have At first it didn't
but after while got bearing down pains doctors who
tod me to try different things but they did not my pains
day husband home sad sWhy lydia E.
Pnkams Vegetable Compound Sanative Wah?' Well got
them and took about 10 bottles Vegetable Compound and could
sanatve Wash and has done deal Of good Any one
Life them to take the Pinkham are about 20
Of here who think the world of FLORENCE sEL1A
Box 1877, North Haven, Conn.
The Republican journal., 1917-01-11
You are Invited to Write for Free Advice.

No other medicine has oman's
suffering has Lydia e. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
Women receive free and helpful advice
E. Pnlham Medicine received
and answed by women held confidence