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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-12-27
OVER $1,000 | TURNED |. ! !;
Up TO. PRESENT |
FOR RED Cl,ROSSI IN
DRIVE Just ENDED
sUno& &icial Estimates Place New
Iss Members at Least 900; All AZ ];
Reports Not In. II. Z
HEADQUARTERS AT DRUG
81 81 STORES MAKE BIG SHOWING
Committee IN Charge Makes Report
and i Relieved; Amounts At
Receipted for. : ,s@ -

The Red Cross drive for member
ships was highly successful in Be-
midi and while it is not entirely
concluded the special committee in
charge Of the drive has completed its
work and further work in connection
with. the membership drive will be
shandled by the local chapter officials.
III ID impossible to give the actual re-
suits III added memberships, renewals
and donations as It will be necessary
for the chapter officials to carefully
check the lists and arrange the names
alphabe order, but it is
ssth0ugh that at least 900 new mem
slberships have been added to the lists
sin this city. u. r. - s:z. *
The cash collections have amount
'seds To 5 1,044.61 of which the secre-
sbafys sof the chapter has receipted to
s.. Lamson for $998.61 and to w.
q Brooks for $46. s 4 T.. ..... 1.
Totals Over Thousand. -
These collection are summarized
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Benaidji Gets Busy.

= The Bemidjis Commercial club i'm
mediately took the matter up with
the government authorities and a
committee was appointed to wire the
department of. the interior, Of which
Franklin X. Lane is secretary. The
message protested against the ceas-
ing of operations on the part OF the
Backus- Brooks company on grounds
that 1t would mean lack of work for
the Red Lake Indians, the loss of
nearly 100000 in wages and not cut
ting approximately 100000 feet
this winter.
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PROBE IS POSTPONED.
nv United Press).

washington, Dec. -27.--The fuel
inyetsigation was postponed today,
a. q witness from Ohio failed to ap-
pear.
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SECRETARY BAKER EXPRESSES
CONFIDENCE IN GEN. SHARPE
(By United Press)

TBy UnICGU FTeSSJ.
Washington, Dec. 27.-While the
senate military affairs probers raked
Quartermaster General Sharp on the
witness stand this afternoon, Secre-
tary of War Baker expressed the
greatest confidence in Sharp and
other officials. Bakers war council
is doing much that the probers are
demanding.
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Editors Note-The rioting at
patriotic outburst and demonstration
against the government. It was par
ticipated in by Italians.
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HAYWOOD DECLARES I. W. w.
:, AND B0LSHEVIH NOT KIN
(By United Press1

(By United Presst.-
Chicago, Dec. 27.-W. D. Hay
wood, general secretary of the I. w.
w. here, awaiting trial, denies that
his organization is connected with
the Bolshevikf.
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Sec. Lane RefusesR Request
OF Backus-Brooks to Defer
Logging, RedL axe Agency

ed preparations for logging and had
started the erection of camps, con-
tractors had been engaged and horses
and men were at work. This con-
tinued fors asfew days when an.
nouncement was made that no fur.
ther work would be done and the
men, were paid of and equipment re-
moved anil stOrhd. n NJ - : - - 10 !, !
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Commercial Club, e"e
Bemidji, MINI. "a
Washington; D. c., Dec. 26.-
Your wire Of December 20. In
ternational. Lumber company's
request for postponement Of
logging opera ations refused y.
81. Z. 4. HOPKINS,
'.s5 Assistant Secretary.
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Total funds received. :. Isl, ,044.61
The! committee in charge of the
drive sc0mprised F.. B. Lamson, chair
4 man w. T.. Brooks, w. E.. Dean,
Mayor Vandersluis, Mrs. Arthur
kElAther and Miss Marie Burke. - -
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Cooks for Naval Reserve.

Commander q. q. Mitchell, L. y. NJ,
headquarters at the Boston navy yard,
to whom has been assigned the task OF
enrolling men for the commissary de-
.pArtment OF the naval reserve, finds that
he is up against real proposition. There
Is serious lack OF men experienced in
the cooking and apportionius OF rations.
Maine should be able to afford fair
proportion of these. From among the
lumber Jacks OF the woods and the
fishermen and seamen OF the coast many
men competent for this department; may
Be found, while the outdoor and camping
life OF Maine has lifted many others for
this work. Probably there il q larger
proportion OF men "handy at cooking"
in Maine, than In any other state in the
Union.
Commander Mitchell, who may be
addressed at the Boston navy yard, would
like to hear from mon for service a.
commissary stewards, cooks and mess
attendants.
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STATE or MAINE.

To the Honorable Justice o. the suPteme
Judicial Court, next to be held a. kiisSofih,
within and for the county OF Hancock on
the SECOND Tuesday OF October.
ELLA J. DOWNS, OF stonIngton. in said
IL coanty, wife OF Melvin j. Downs re-
spectfuily represents that her msidrn nAMe
was EiiA J. Dickey: that she was lASfalt
married to the said Melvin J. Downs, st sears
port. Maine. on the sisl day OF DeeembsT' a O.
1854. by the Reverend Robert HArbatii tnss
they lived together As husband aud VIE 70,
about twelve years. from which time as "a
failed to provide suitable support, and on ths
10Th day OF November. r. d. 1913, the said Me-,
vim j. Downs utterly deserted your ueelAas
without cause and went to parts unknown ~
her. since which time she has never sseh =.
heard from him. or received from bin AZ!
support, that said utter desertiou has eontin.
ued for three consecutive years prior 70 ias
nling OF this libel; that the residence OF rs
said Melvin J. Downs 10 unknown TO yoni y.
beiAnt and cannot be Ascertsined By ease asa
able diligence; that there Is no eeiasIVT
between your hbelAnt and the said melvin
Downs to obtain q divorce; Wherefore -
prays that . divorce may be decreed betwssa
her and the said Melvin J. Downs, ioI ~.
cause above set forth, and that she may
sumo her maiden name.
Dated at stonington, this 18th day OF 'u''
.. d. 1917.
ELLA j. Downs
IlbelanL
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Hfrsl l.cttrs.
STATE OF MAINE.

SIATh OF MAINE.
ceusry or HANCOCK A..
To the Honorable Justice OF IN. ssp,e,,,
Judicial Court. next to be held al EIIsserth
rnnIn ana tor SAID eaun'y, on she second
Tuesday OF October. 1911.
NAHTiNA BkRSIcE HIGGINS Of Nor nj,
AVA Desert In said county. wife OF John Jo-
*eph Higgins, respectfully represents that her
maiden name Was Martina Beruics Harri.
mar that abe was lawfully married 10 The
lewis county. state OF New YORK, on MAJ d
1910. BY Reverend j. N. Thomas a minister 81
the gospel; that they lived together a. hns-
hand and wife from the time OF their aid
marriage, nrst In tho stale OF ScW York. ansi
April .. 1915. then At said Mount Desert an.
al October q. 1916; that your iIbeians has II.
ways conducted herself towards her sAs
husband a. . faithful. true and anertiouAie
viis; Jour ubelant AYERS that said John 10.
seph HtGRtus has been guilty Of extreme
cruelty and OF cruel and abusive treatment,
toward her; and being able to labor aud pro-
vide for her. grossly or wantonly aud cruelty
refuses or neGieetA to provide suitable main.
tcnane& Tor her. yoyr iths.ant further AYERS
that she has resided in the state Of Maine 10
good faith for one year prior TO the eom-
John Joseph Higgins residence Is no, knosn
70 her and canrot be Ascsftaiued By rrAsea-
Aole diligence. abe further AYERS that there Is
20 coiluston between your libelAns ana said
John Joseph Hirxins to obtain divorce;
whes~fcre she pvays that n divorce mag BE-
decreed between her and her said husband fer
the causes above at forth. and that she may
have the cu.tody OF her miaor child, Catherine
Margaret Higgins. aged ave years.
Dated this issh day OF July. 1917.
MARTINA hgRsicE HfGagss.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before use this
eighteenth day OF Jaly. 1917.
JssoAH II. KNOWLES,
IT, 81 Sosafy FEoie.
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DoLLARDTOwN.

Ansel Hamor and sisters Georgia and
Gladys, OF Bangor, visited their aunt, Mrs.
Grace w. Barron, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Meader celebrated
their ifty-fifth wedding anniversary
Thursday, July 10. Mrs. Meader was
Amanda c. Ridley, and lived with her
aunt in Lakewood. Mr.. and Mrs. Meader
were married in Ellsworth by Parson
Tenney. Besides the daughter and son and
family at home, they had at dinner Thurs
day, Allen Meader OF Iowa, Jesse Meader
and wife of Ellsworth, L g. and Martha
Barron, all relatives. Mrs. Meader served
the wedding cake made BY Miss Persis,
with fifty-five candles. The souvenirs
were silk flags. All wish Mr.. and Mrs.
Aeader many more years Of life.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-25

Sweet warbler Of the un-kissed cloud,
Whose blithe song ashers in the day.
When Morning lifts Nights sable shroud,
And the gray vspors float sway,
Mayst thou be safe from foes concealed.
Dear minstrel of the sky and feld.
Else, angel OF the vocal wood,
No more 10 thy pathetic breast
viii nestle close the hapless brood
That wait thee in their orphan nest;
Nanght bat the starvlings home is left
When OF thy loving care bereft.
Thy happy mate once Glove the air,
And joyous swept the glorious sky
In realms afar from earthly care.
Bathed in the dew wet clouds on high;
But now in spurious colors dressed,
His mantle decks some naughty crest.
Dear SOUL Didst fold thy shattered wing
To hide the sickness of the heart,
And thy faint throat essay TO sing
To dull the keen and cruel smart,
And longing gaze to heavens deep blue
That once thy happy presence knew,
Thyself, and holy gift of song;
Instead, it viewed thy blood sprent breast
Unconscious of the cruel wrong!
Whereer its iron will bears sway
The world must clear the hindered way.
Its Jewels mar the fairest hand,
And, useless, stain the fairest brow;
AT its imperious command
The teeming throngs of earth must bow;
Nor does 1t hear of Mercy's name
In the hot race for noisy Fame.
Methinks the buds the angels kiss
Till fresh, and fair. aud fully blown,
Would fain redeem a worldslike this.
And ransom all from Fashions throne.
The wayside flowers are sweetest gems
OF all earth's splendid diadems.
OGDEN, UTAH. DR.. A. s. Condor.
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GEORGE pARoHxR WOODWARD.


George Parcher Woodward OF Ellsworth
died Sunday at the hospital in Bangor
where he had been q patient for some
time. He was fifty-four years of age.
MIR. Woodward was born in Ellsworth, q
son of the late Stephen Woodward and
wife. As young man he entered Parcher q
pharmacy as q clerk, and later, with his
brother, the late Edward Woodward, was
engaged in the drug business here for q
few years.
For some twenty years he had been
travelling as . confectionery salesman, his
last house being the Samoset Chocolate Co.,
with which he had been several years,
until ill health compelled his retirement
within the past year.
OF Astounding vivacity, fluent speech,
fund Of anecdote, he was the lite oil
every gathering in which he was found,
and always welcomed BY the wide circle oil
friends and acquaintances his travels had
brought him. He was . member OF Ly-
gonna lodge, r. and A. M, Acadia chap
ter, r. A. NJ, and Blanquefort command
cry, K. T., Of Ellsworth, and Of Aleppc
temple. Mystic Shrine, Of Boston.
He leaves . mother, Mrs.. Margaret e.
Woodward, one sister, Mrs. Carrie PEER
of Dorchester, Mass, and three brothers,
Frank, OF Cameron, Texas, and Charles E.
and Joseph n. Of Bangor.
The funeral was held at the Congrega-
tional church hare yesterday afternoon.
Rev. R. B. Mathews oflciating. Lygonia
lodge conducted masonic service.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-25
EASTERN MAINE X. X.
Change in Route of Proposed New
Road.

Change in Route of Proposed New
Road.
A new survey for part Of the proposed
Eastern Maine railroad to make q con-
nection with the Intercoionial railway Of
New Brunswick has been completed by
Engineer Frank 5. Holmes, who has been
engaged in this work several weeks.
The lntercoionial railway desired a con-
nection with the new railroad line from
Bangor to houlton, the short line, and
overtures were made for the construction
OF branch line, some six miles in length,
to connect with the foreign road. Work
was carried along on those lines for a
time, until it was decided that a branch
line would be matter OF heavy expense
and much trouble, consequently 9 way
out of the difficulty was sought Consid-
Grafton of the situation resulted in the
commencement OF new survey OF that
part OF the line beyond Danforth which
would meet the Intercoloniai ON the New
Brunswick side.
Starting at point nearer Danforth, &
survey was run farther to the east t.
strike the New Brunswick line. 1t il
found that the new route will be muct
better in every way for the Eastern Main,
railroad, as it will eliminate much ex
pense in construction and produce line
for some miles with less than one-half o
one per cent. grade. Furthermore, tn,
new survey does not increase the distanc'
rom Danforth to Houlton.
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MRS. LYDIA @. HIGGINS.

Lydia G., widow OF Capt. Spencer S.
Higgins, died Saturday morning at the
home OF her son, John G. Higgins, on
Chapel street, after short illness.
Mrs. higgins was born in Ellsworth, a
daughter OF the late Matthew and Julia
(Whlttaker) Woodward. After the deaf h
OF her husband, some twenty years ago,
Mrs. Higgins kept together the home here
for her sons, until, one by one, they had
years her devotion has been paid in kind
by these sons, and she had made her home
with them in Boston and in Ellsworth.
She came to Ellsworth from Boston only
three weeks ago to make her home with
her son John.
Mrs. Higgins was one OF the sterling
type OF women OF the old school, unswerv-
ing in her sc nse OF right, consistent in her
religion, expecting from her friends the
same honesty OF purpose and OF act that
characterized her own life, but with a re-
deeming sense OF humor, OF charity and
OF sympathy that rounded out q most
harmonious and lovabie character. She
had long been a member OF the Ellsworth
Baptist church.
Mrs. Higgins leaves two sons-Liewellyn
w. of Boston ana John {. of Ellsworth
The sudden death OF anot her son, Herberi
s., a few months ago, was q severe fhock
to her. She IL also survived by one
brother, Clifton Woodward, and one sis
ter, Mrs. r. E. Morsng, both of Ellsworth
The funeral was held at the home of bel
son on Chapel street Monday aft ernoon
Rev. X. b. Mathews officiating, in the abb
sence from town OF her own pastor. Mrs
E. J. Walsh sang .sOne Sweetly Solemn
Thought" and lead Kindly Light"
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OBITUARY.
Q. WOODWARD.


Relatives and many friends In Ellsworth
of Harry {. Woodward were shocked and
grieved to learn of his death at his home
in Haiiowell Sunday forenoon, after an
illness Of but two days, Of psritonitis.
Mr.. woodward left his ONCE in HALO
well Friday afternoon, after o'clock,
with severe pains in his abdomen. He
grew rapidly worse, and at consultation
OF physicians Saturday an operation was
decided necessary. The operation was
performed at his home saturday evening.
He rallied after it, but the disease was too
far advanced, and he passed away ct 1850
O'Clock Sunday morning.
Mr.. Woodward was born in Ellsworth
July 10, 1874, the second son OF the late
Capt. VIM. Perry Woodward. As young
man he learned the trade OF shoe cutter in
the B. e. Cole shoe factory in Ellsworth,
and later worked at it in various cities in
Maine, New Hampshire and Massacha-
sets. He soon rose to foremanship and
then to superIntendency.
For few years he was general superin-
tcndent OF the two Sears Roebuck fac
tories in Springvale, and for the past two
years had been superintendent Of the
Marston & Brooks Co. factory In HALO
well. position be held At his death.
In all the positions he had held, he in
variahly gained the confidence OF his en-
pioyers for his ability, and the esteem OF
the employees under him for his absolute
fairness. The Hallowell correspondent OF
the Kennebec Journal says OF him:
In the sudden and d nexpecfed death OF
Harry C. Woodward Sunday morning,
Haiioweii lost one of her best and most
promising younger citizens. Although Mr..
Wood ward came to Halioweil with his
family only two years ago to become super
inteneent Of Marston & Brooks sho Man
ufacturing Co., he had made many friends
in the city who held him in high regard
for his sterling character and his devotion
20 his family and business interests He
was a man to tie TO As q friend once you
knew him, the soul OF honor. and . most
indefatigable worker.
W nf1EEtSu, III ASu-s NAtse
Sarah Jarvis of Ellsworth, who survives
him, with two children, Margaret, aged
ten, and Jarvis, aged five. He leaves also
q mother, Mrs. Vim. p. Woodward OF
Ellsworth, two brothers, Capt. George p.
Woodward of New York and Marcellus
Woodward OF Hallow ell, and two sisters,
Mrs. w. II. Titus OF Ellsworth and Mrs.
II. s. Warner OF New York.
He was q member OF Lygonia lodge, F..
and A. NJ, OF Ellsworth, and OF the
Modern woodmen of America.
The funeral was held at the home, 81
Middle street, Halloweil, this forenoon,
Rev. Frank L. Phalen OF the Unitarian
church OF Augusta, officiating. The
body will be brought to Ellsworth this
afternoon. There will be prayers at the
home of his mother tomorrow forenoon
at 10 o'clock.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-25
WEDNESDAY, JULY rs, 1917.

The German official mind is beyond
comprehension. The Germany that
sank the Lusitania, and hundreds of
other unarmed merchantmen loaded
with women and children, character
ICES the recent seizure OF four Ger
man merchant ships as "a brutal
assault on defenseless merchantmen"
ard a ''profiigate act" Can such a
government consider terms OF "hon-
orable peace" until brought to its
knees?
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK -. SUPREME JUDICIAL Copkz.
IN Nscsrfos.
Ellsworth. July -, A. D. 1911
Upon the foregoing libel, ordered; That the
itheiAns give notice to the said libeiee 10 APP
pear before the justice OF our saprs ale judicial
court. to be holden at Ellsworth, ~lthlE and
Tor the county of Hancock, 90 the second
Tuesday Of October. n. d. 1917. BY publishing
an Attested copy OF said libel and this order
thereon. three weeks successfully IN ihe slls-
worth American. newspaper printed o Bis.
worth. In our county OF Hancock, the ls'i
publication 10 be stxty days al least pfIof 10
may there and tacn Ia our said eoat. appear
and answer TO said libel.
Anso W. KISo.
Justice OF the sup. jud. Court
A true copy Of the libel and order O! court
thereon.
Attest: 1T. y. MAnosEr. Clerk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-25

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There IL
only one way TO cure deafness, and that 10
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
cous lining Of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube IL iDdamed You have Q rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing. and when il IL
entirely closed deafness 10 the result. and
unless the Inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal condi-
ton. hearing viii be destroyed forever; nine
cases out OF ten are caused by Catsrrh, which
is nothing but an innamed condition Of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case Of deafness (caused By catarrhj that
cannot be cured BY Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars, free.
FL. CHENEY CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold BY Druggists, 76c-
Take Halle Family Pills for constipation.
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MOUTH OF THE RIVER.

Miss Frances L. Closson is at home,
after a months visit at South Bluehill.
Mrs. A. e. Closson has returned from
Nantucket, where she has been visiting
her parents.
Miss Bertha Stone, Of Lawrence. Mass,
is visiting her uncles, Harris w. and
Frank Pratt.
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NOTICE or FORECLOSURE.

UyHEREAS. Cecilia O'Keif OF Ellsworth.
w Hancock county, Maine. BY her mort.
gage deed dated August d. 1918, and recorded
In the Hancock county registry OF deeds, con :
yeyed 10 me. the undersigned, two certain
lots or parcels Of land situated In Ellsworth
Aforesaid and fully and particularly described
In said mortgage; and whereas the condition
Of said mortgage has been broken: now, the re :
fore, BY reason Of the breach Of condition
thereof claim foreclosure Of aid mortgage
and give this notice for that purpose
PHhoNIA L. HAoKRrHY,
By X. Z. Mason,
July II. IVY her attorney.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-25
COUNTY GOSSIP.

There are 1865 students 1t the summer
school ct Castine normal school, which
opened last week
Governor Miiliken on Thursday named
additional physicians for the exemption
boards throughout the State. Dr..
Thomas 8. Tspley OF fremont was named
for Hancock county. His brother, DR.. Z.
D. Tapley OF Belfast, was named in Waldo
county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-25
WEST ELLSWORTH.

Mrs. Mertie SWEET, with two children, OF
Camden is visiting here.
There will be dance in the grange hall
July Is. Soper's orchestra.
Miss May Ridley OF North Orland is the
guest of John Carter and wife.
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yuantsb.


NOTICE or FOREcLOsURE.
"HEREAS. Fred - oEeif of Gloucester.
w Essex county. Com uson w~sith OF Mss.a-
chaseits, by his mortgage deed Gated Nay
3, n. d. 1854. and recorded in Hancock county
registry OF deeds, in book sS. page ia. con-
veyed to Alexander g. hxgerthy a certain
parcel Of real estate situated in Ellsworth,
Hancock county, Maine. and fully and par
ticaiarly described IN said mortgage; and
whereas the .ssid Aiexaudes C. Hssrrihy, on
the twentieth day % July. -. d. lyI:. ASSIGNED
said mortgage and ihe aebt thereby recnred
TO me. the uudersis neds and where's the con.
dition OF said mortgage has been hEoken.
now therefore. BY reason OF the breach OF
condition thereof, claim . foreclosure Of
purpose.
PHRossA L. HAaERrnY.
BY r. l.. Mason,
July u. q d. 1917. her attorney,
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
- be has been duly appointed admins
traitor Of the estate OF
ELIZABETH KIrTREDoE late Of MOUNT
DESERT.
in the county Of Hancock, deceased. and
given honda ~ the laws directs All
persons having demands against the estate
OF said deceased are desired to present the
same for settlement, and ali indebted thereto
are requested to make payment Immediately,
July 7. 1917. EisEsr =. KiTTRspGs.
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HAncocK 80. Supnnxz JUDICIAL oouA'
In VACATION.
Ellsworth. July 81, A. d. s Ts.t
Upon the foregoing libel. ordered. ,.s %
the libelant give notice TO the said hpeis In.
diciAl court, to be holden ut Ellsworth w.,sand
and for the county Of Hancock, on the ,s'shins
Tuesday Of October. .. d. 1917, BY, o,se,
an nttested COPY OF said libel and this o BIZ.
thereon. three weeks successfully In the Ei n
worth American, . newspaper prnsi 40
Ellsworth. In our county Of Hancock M %
publication TO BE- sixty days at ieas. p ,h.t he
may there and then In our said court spP>
and answer 70 said libel.
ARHo W. KING, -.
Justice OF ths Sup. Jud Cou a,n,t
A true copy OF the libel and order Oh ''N
thereon. c,s,t.
Attest:-T. r. AAHosEY. Cie'A'