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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08
asionier . @erein.

Ser Delitide 1ionier-Serein b!el
geltern @beno l,lter Dem Toriiee oei
Er1jioenteii Otto GIlner iino oel
Yrotofoaiiibriing bes Sefretars Con
rao> &rager i'm Oeitiben Stub ieIil'
monatIide BerimnnIlung ab. M mel
der foIgeroe ne,ie Wsitglieoer ulif9e
flouuilen iplroen: Carl @fdeiole
go. 3O4 gScit WecUadea ape., geb
1860 In @nulleltoingerI gaoen, N
Cincinnati felt 1886; Saul Seiier'
Ieim geo. 2450 5airpien gpe., eeb.
1863 in Sttel1Ioos, @apern, in Gin.
cir1lati felt beu Sabre 1892; 5ranf
sugfnarun, SO. 2303 Ohio &De., geb.
1919 in Dhiider-gernoorf 9aperrI
in Cincinnati felt 1855; GbrIitian
Sitter, geo.. 1915 WeGYSden ape.,
ge6. 1853 in Sa,iien a. b. 8nber,
Sbcranit gra6enbeiuL @iirttenibrg,
in Cincinnati felt 1884; Wlid,ael
gIiin1eI, No. 2316 SaIftenb Ctr
geb. 1865 in saIfenfteiit @apern, tn
Cincinnati felt 1889; 6. 2etobeifer,
$40. 1888 Wictor Ctr. eeb. 1861 In
SeiTeu gaiieI, IN Cincinnati Ieit
1885; @eora aIein, Canton, Gp-.
geb. 1873 IN RiiEIbmiien I'M Gliak
in Cincinnati felt 1898. Die riei orf'
genpmnrenen WfftgIieoer tpitroen bonn
Nr1iioenteu Inn Runeu oes 8ereirs
ber5li1 tpillfonunen eebeiben.
Sur6 6en Sob perIor Der Depefn
i'm perfloFenen Munnt bic Mitsftrber
90. 6. aeinatb, gbiI. groFaro. 9bep.
Rob. llblis, SOIepb gauer, gietnboIb
aiibn, SuIius sreffeI. george Suii&
uHo starl Shroeber. Sbr aubenieu
iDurbe burh grbeben ton ben Sisen
eeebrt unb prdiibtnt Dinner fpibmete
ibnen einen bersIiten Rabruf.
@Dn Der JamiIie bes perffor6enen
Germ 2ouis aeinaib lief elm Dauiess
f6reiben fir bic 8etbeiligung bes
gereins BET beifen gesrdbnib etn.
ueber bic Ginnnbmen rnb Nusgd,
Ben bes @ereins I'm perfIoHenen Wao-
nat beri6tete Setretdr aroger tpie
fplgt: RaiTenbeftans $679.99; Gins
nobmen $3.50; ausaoben $3.50;
perbleibt Elm aaHsnbeitanb bon
$632.19
Rad Der griebisune bts eefhift'
Iiden sbeiI bi.It 5srr gnftpr u. Res
mens einen. bptiniereFonten @ors
trua iiber bas Sbemn: Die 6eimotb
In 9ieb unb DidJtung1. Den Gusfiibs
runeen bes Rebners fpur6e nit bohem
SnterefIe aelaufdi. unb ben aablreis
den 2lntpefsnben nor nm Gefidie abe
3uleien, bob bic Worte bes @ortras
genben eiuem Seben gu 5ersen brons
1en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08
Seacnme ,inb 0aptpn.

- Ser @orfsenbe %. 8. @srs
gprnrid ,bes Dabton 3tpeiges Der
gaptben &reus 9efeGidaft bot So9n
SruateH sDiparb S4Iueter unb ).
gbapptlls In elm &omulittee ernnnnt,
peI9es bic nDtbisem Sdritte fir bic
rmtsritiibuns Der RprRseibenbsn uil'
ternebnlsn iou. O. @atts, Diitritts'
sReprGieriant Der &otben are,ia
@efelIfdaft, tprrbs einselaben, ailI
nG9ften Gonrtas einen @prtras gu
baIten, um iiber ipirtiame Silfe IN
ben Jluth Diitriiten bic uotbtgs
Iusfrmft 81, seben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08
sans I'M 1aiieubans.

SIN Deuti9en Yrot. aGaiIenbous
prb am Samitaa, 2. WiGra. elm mnfs
talii6er 4benb Derunftaltst, bem iif
elm Hotter San5 anidIitben pirb.
pe,r E,eobor ytsnee, Der Dir:gent
unb 5niiruiteur Der Rudbentap:ae,
bat sIy tiibf4es Wuiifprogramm cuff.
ssiteat. bas unter Ulitpirtung Don
3O5lingen bes gonierDatorp Of Nuiie
bnrGeeruhrt ipirb.A Ghemdlise Cog.
ling. bes Wnifenbaufes fotpie ter
Grdasibetin besfeIben ba5ea ibre
ytittuirtnns het bieier JeftIidtcit. bic
sum 4eftsn Der stHitaG uassra,lnusa
isirs, sussiasts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08
Neippprt.

Die Rdppprt Cffire fir bas .Gin
einnatier golfsbIatt" befinbet iid il
go. 339 9prf Gtrafe, gegeuii6e,
Sem Gonrthpuie, iuuieIbif Reniafei
ten, Nn5eisen II. I. n. Bis 2 lthl
abenbs entgesenaenommen ipetoen
Selepbpn Gonth 2401.
- 5eiratbsf6eine: @iuial Beud
bon Sort Sbomas, ab., uno 2nIl
Reeb, bon Tabton, &p.
- Observation-Disclosures Dm
ssogel an Sumusl syintlemon Got 90
20 in Der Subbipifi ifion'bss 6. s. Selm
Sr., in Sort Sbomas, gu 81. - Sd'
cdb @rosr1ud an Sarrb gdrnan eint
Got an Der Siiboit<gte Der 10. unf
ISaratosa StrGbe, 81 6ei 100 SUP.
au 81.
Die 11ntstfu6ungsGsts, tpei9t
beute ppr Der &pnItrtptionsbxb0
nit Der unterfuduns Der SteIlunsss
pfIi6tigsn begtHnen tperben, iirb: Dr..
sSsobn Sobb, Or. @en. 6ermann, Dr.
=. s. goutIen, 9r. SO. R. Seflin,
Or. GSp. glprtb, Dr. Gbearer, 53dbns
arst unb Sr. 6. =. 81ten, SpeSialiit
fir alugen unb Sbren.
- Die bieige 8eb6rbe bat Bios
ienen Jarnilisn, ipelfe I'm sS1utb=
Oiitritt ben Stpeiten Stod Der 9duisr
ibetpobnten, erlalbt, nu6 ibren Mobs
nungen srriitsutsbsn. SpI5e SAINT
lien bdben fir bic Srodenleguna ber
8obnungen eeriieube &obIeHDorrdtbs
erbolter. $50 bds DoFer aus ben
Gtraben, Wobnungen unb SDfen Der
Sdufer suriidgetpiden lit, faint IS be-
fpnbers auf, baB fein Sdmub auf BEN
8pben suriidblieb. Mapor 2ipingiton
erfldrt, baB felt ben Gintritt bes inls
ten Shelters i'm December 1917 Der
sSnbalt bon 35 &oblenears Dertbsilt
iporben fei. Sir bic Notbleibenben
falbte eeffern Gbas. 3rinn 500, bic
S9ul5e 8dting 60. 100 2aib grot
unb bic groudffe gdderei an Der
Wrpnmoutb StraBe einen groBen 9ors
rotb an grot unb @ebdd, fpet9er tGss
lid tpieoerbplt tperben tpirb.
- sSiir ben Gtaatss4onpent Der
"sSngerisure fir 2arbftrdbenbuuten,
tpelhe am 13. b. M. beginrrty tperben
grobe @orberettungen eetrpffen. gs
rperben mebr ols 1000 Delesaten ere
tDartet. Die Retrpprt @alsniihlen 60.
bat fir bic Declaration Der GtraBen
800 belptlIiat. ssn Der aonbention
perben cine au3uN @Ortrase sebals
ten.
- Die 3dbf Der beutf6en Rei6ss
dngeb6rigen, tpelde bisRr regiifrirt
tpurben, betrGgt IL. Sober Der gtegiz
ftrtrten 1T i'm Starbe snslii9 fdreis
berl leien uHO fpre6en gu tOnnen.
Gin eleftrifder Generator bon
1900 Rflptp1tt &rdft, einer Der
gr6bten bes 2anbes, fpirb IN Der Geip<
port Dalsmiible, rlo9oem bic alnbau.
ten bollenbet iinb, aufgeftellf iperben.
Oie eripdhnte &onpasriie beabiidtist
auf BEN @runbitiid ipeitli6 Der 9risb1
ton Strdbe uHb fpbdnn n0rbiib bis
sur 8. Strabe, feds fpeitere merfIidts
ten 5u errihten. Mnftnft Tunpf fol-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08
g,.r fnternntinr,aIe a,erf.nnh

- Ser JnternationnIe 9erbdnb Der
3uf6neiber bon stIntrifn. Der In Gits
belonn. Sbio, toate. bat fir bns ldus
fenbe Jdbr bic folsenbsn 8eamten ers
ipdbIf: Qrdiieent Charles Gepp. 20.
rorto; eritsr Bispr6fib<nt Gus. Brsn,
Rarfos gitp; sipeitrr wBprdfibent
gbris. @. Rrieger, Cincinnati; Gefrss
tar 6. q. Tanner, Gprinef5slb. 81;
S4dsmaftss 9, g. Wls5sks goIilms
fuzs q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08

True TRANSLATION fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on February 2,
1918. "a required by the Act Of ucto.
ber 9th. 1877.
GIisger umsefom men.
Mcto, auns, Z. Jtbruar. aeipis
O. 9urpsu Gus ghlrlsIton, 90. Wd.,
ipur6t aaf bem Ri9 e5IugieIb ON
DDnnsritns auf Der Gtelle gtt6ctet.
als In einsr 65be pon 200 s5ub fein
5Iusssss NIT einsm anbsren 5Iusseua
follibirts. Der anbtre 5lisger tam
iirDerltbt bappn 9urrel mar 25
5nbte aIt.
True sranslation filed with the rust
master At Cincinnati on February 2,
1918, as required by the Act Of Octo'
bar otk, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08
SobesN Nnseise.
6exrp 9fiebaus,
GsItOrben ON Qonnerftaa. Z. gebuiar 1a

eeTiebter. watte bon eIifdtefb s,ietous. eeb.
dcubeednsrhb fiubet moreen NIB bonn 1rniisr.
bcirfe. 30. 301 g9eft 20. Gfuabe, aus itutt.
tppraIf nm 1ibr wtoreers In BET Gf GIau'
fttIsls &irtte cine ieierIihe gteufeupDeere eeIs'
brir. iper1err ipirb. Die Beerbtemrno ftIIoet TN
mhrtter epttes sriebbof ftatt. ftG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08
Tbip
.6atte Bis gum 81. Jdnuar RI,
s3.451, ,26O strisssfpGrmarttn
uertauf!.

gpIumbus. Otio. z. 5ebruar.
Ser yeriauf btr Rriegsipnrmartsa in
Dbio belief iitt bis gum 81. Snnnag
nuI $3,451, $50, ipie Direttpr .. y.
xLloIis bom Dbiotr EpvmarlensRonl.
riiiss ~ na1Hs1laa hDsaazk saA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08

master at Cincinnati on februfry z,
1915, az required By the Act Of octo.
Der 9th, 1917.
Was parfs melbet
paris, z. Gsbruar. Der ants
lide 8eri9t Dom ScnHeritns Ianist
ME foIgt:
Die beiberfeitise UrtiIItris mar
ndinentlib on Der 4ompHrort norbs
Ii9 BON Der 4isns, IN ter Gegenb BON
Gbapienon, parenp unn Giiain, an
reGten llfer Der Ulans, IN bem Obs
ftnitt spiIfen Samoenair unb Dem
Siigel 344, jctpie tn bn N6be 6es
Sartmaunsiueiieriopf riibrig. Deuts
fd,e MbtbeiluRsen. bic DsrIuften. iid
fleinen frnn,5fiffenpo norb5ffli@
Don 9ropesensa aoonnpis In Der 9ts
senb b<s Mortier WaIbss au ndbsrh.
ipurpen dbsetpieien.
Sn Der Champagne haben bieGrdri,
scfen einen erfolgreid,en ueberFoll duf
beutfHe ejrd6en 5ifli1 BON Setpn
aussefiibrt. SIN gIfab mahteH DIE
Deuiffsn nuh bfiiser artillerisDors
bsrtituns einen erfoIsIofer 8triu& on
sfpei qunitsn In ber gldbe BON 9nns
bOls. in bic fran50iifdsu ainitn sins
subrinsen.
@eiiern Mprsen tuurbe Elm beui.
fdes Glugssug bur4 tns Gtuer bon
fronBDiifdsn abptbrssi4iisen sas
Strede sebrn4t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08

True TRANSLATION nlea with the Post
master at Cincinnati on February q,
1918. as required BY the Act Of octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08
GnsIanb
got In Der DerflOiTenen Mo@e 16
6Giffe bur& 5aud1booie unb
uhntn bsrlorsu.

2onbon, Uliitipodb, O., Januar.
Die amili9e 3uIammeniteIlnns Der
britiiden Qbmiralitit, in ipeIftr Der
l!,erluit Don 15 Rauffabrtei5tifien
ipdbrenb. Der ptrfIoilentn Mohe burd
zanhbcote ober yltueu esmeIDt ipirb.
louiei ipie folst:
.Mngetpnmen: 2339 S4tffs; abpe,
fabreu 2373; britiids sfaufiabrteiiab,
rer pom iiber 1900 9onnen burd
Eauhbcott ober Wlinen DerIsnti: 10;
britifas Observation-Disclosures prn ipenis
ger als 1900 5onnen bur@ u2inen
cbsr 5andboots perisntt: 8; syifmers
bopit Deritntt: a; Observation-Disclosures
erfOIslos onsesriffen: 49,
Irus TRANSLATION fled With The Post
master at Cincinnati on February Z,
lels, a. required BY the Act At octo-
Der 9th. lel7.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08
upMrbe btripunbet.

gBafbinston. Z. Jsbruar. =
General g,erTbtns mabete am Dom
nerltag, bab Der Solbat. .Jofob Circle,
sin Jnfanteriit, an 4. Gebruar I'M
stampf Ieiht periuunbet tpurbt. er
tiamnrt aus Jron Hiper. Wi&
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08

Etn atIaniif@er 6afeH
z. s5ebrnur. - pohogisre biz ON
Donneriina ben Dompfsr -Meaip
Mmftertdms ptrlisben, erfIdrteu, bab
be Dunbegbeb5rbsn bds fdmmtIi4s
Gepdd unterIuHten. ale Bridi&dfAn
mb DrudfadEn beTflngnabn1ten nno
aud ole SciIatendrtttel, einfdlieBlid
bon Ealfsimpiber unb prdparotionen
gum Wuiiren ipesndbmtn.
gSie ss heibt, aefdnb bstfts um d
sinkm etipoisen Spion unmSglt4 ~
MAIDEN, Gbsmiialitn an GdHb 5u brins
gen, aus bensn Il m6glit,erpeife uHs
iihtbcre 9inie psrfertigen fdnHte. Bet
oer Durhfufung ipuren dne An5dbl
uniformirter iunser Mldbfkn, bic CUR
Mtisrps Der 8unbtsmdrine etb0rsn,
ben Heh6rbsu bebiIhi4.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08

True TRANSLATION filed with the Post
master 1t Cincinnati on February z,
1918, as required BY the Act Of octo-
Der 9th, 1917. y
Der aonbonsr Berit3t.
2orbon, Z. Gearuar. .Eruppsn
nus aiDerpool fiibrten in Der DerficIs
fensn aad)t sinen erfolsrsidyn lisbets
foa 5ffli1 bon 4rmsntieres aus.
modtsl tilide Gsfansene unb trbsus
ieien Wlafdinsnssipebrs.- beiBt q In
BEN cmtlihen Beri1t bonn Donnerss
tag. .liufsre 9srIuits nasen Iei@t
Die fstnbIihs 4rtilIerie bot eiHigs
Riibristtit 5ibpeili4 bon GauIbsoi
aza lisl6 ssB 2ezs 6iszh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08
0urt,iudbt

@urben bic gaHusire Ser -saieup
atmiirbam. bon 8uubtsbtamten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08

Trus translation hied with The Post.
master at Cincinnati on February z.
1918, as required by the Act Of Octo.
ber eth. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08
@erettet
Wurben ufIe Mmerifaner
on @orb Der perfsnfs
ten .4lIamcuce1.

DafbiHgiOn D. g., z. Gebr.
Ollie Mitglisber Der Whnrine Bdfts
manni9afi, fofpie aIe ameriiarter Der
geiasuns tpurben serettei, aIs Der
omeritauiifr 0dnlpFer .alIamaute'
um berfIOfenen DisHifns In Der
Rriees5one torpeoirt unb ptrfsrtt
tpuroe. Cine Otpei6e on bns Staatss
bspartement ON 9ounerftag befngi,
bob feds @usIdnbsr ber 8eIotuns
uufamsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08

True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on February 2
1918, as required by the Act Of octo
ber 9th. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08
gisasrsa.

Der gtrfauf in II bon ss Counties
ipdbrtnb Der MO4e, Die NIT BEN 81,
ssyanuoS All Gube gins, beiitf fih duf
81. .039, 900 unb aus ben tD0dentIiHen
Beri4ten erbeui. bab ber @ertauf
bduernb iteigt.
Jm wersIei9 81 nnberen Gtnaten
bot Dbio einen itbr bsbeitsnben Dus
iauf pro Hopf. Gopsit t'boben bereits
15 Dtioer Counties ibre ,p61entIrs
DE Quote iiberf3ritttn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08

True translation fled With the Post
master at Cincinnati on February Z,
lels. as required by the Act Of octo-
Der eth, lpl7.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08

qrue transIation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on February Z,
1918, ~ required BY the Aetl Of 0cts-
her otl. lQl7.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08

Trus tsansIation filed with the Pest
master Mt Cincinnati on February y
1918, as required by the Act Of Octc-
ber 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08

True translation flied with the Post
master at Cincinnati on February z,
1915. as required BY the Act Of octo.
her 9th. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08

True trsnslstion mad with the Post
master at Cincinnati on February z,
1918, as required by The Act Of octo.
Der och. 1917.
Mmmontof birfte tnapp
fperbeM
Wafbinston, z. Gebrunr. -
wDn Der yiabrungsrnitteIs 0eripoltung
irurbe am Sonneritag bic Wt0slihteit
aueebeiitst, bab i'm fommenben Cons
nltr WtonseI an ammoniat berri4eu
fpirb unb bnb infoIsebeHsn cine Be
h)rdntans Der 6eriteIlung BON iiiHits
ltdan gts In bas @sbist ber M0slids
feiten eeb0rt. DieIes tpurbe beiannt
seaeben, neil periGtebentli9 bebauptet
iporbSn mar, baB Ammoniaf in gros
ZEN Wlensen erseust iDerbe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08
etraenaeiadie-@eibIidj.

grau, beHfff<, aueiuf<p<rbs. 'nttf Etrus "
Isinfr syamilis ffir itcsbsn urb cuntarosu
isss Holnui sirabs, /. eipS. tiHiei.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-06
POTATOES NEXT WINTER,
WHERE DO YOU
EXPECT TO GET THEM?

We read many unsigned articles in
papers. This one the writer is perfectly
willing to sign, is dealing with farmers
all the time, reads some and feels rea-
sonably sure of his ground.
In this section among the farmers
who would naturally market their crop
/ in Augusta, l can name six OF the larger
potato growers Qmen who have grown
for the last five years from 2000 to SOD
! bushels each) who will not grow over
1900 bushels each, and three of them
have planted only enough for their own
use.
The gardens, many OF them. have
none. Last year was a very bad season
fer that crop, and parties who planted
from one to two bushels are not repeat
/ ing the experiment
Many of these gardens are in better
shape for the growing of this important
crop this year than they were last wear.
Someone says if we plant potatoes in
the garden they will be 'scabby That
is true, but the scab we encounter in the
garden Injuries the potato in appearance
only. You will find next winter that
bly, potatoes will be much better
than no potatoes or those dollar-per-
bushel potatoes. and that is what we are
liable to see during the coming winter.
You say: ooh, well, my garden is all
planted | have no room" You had
better spade up some OF the little stuff
that will be a drug on the market and
plant at least two square rods to some
good Irish potatoes, and from now until
June - is the ideal time to plant this
crop.
Aroostook is not planting anything
like the acreage she had last year. SOW
ing more wheat and other grains. There
is every reason to believe that potatoes
will be high this year; perhaps not as
high as one year ago, hut it would not
surprise the writer to see them as high,
possibly higher.
Plant some, and do il now
y. B. DO not get the idea that he
cause | am advertising potatoes in this
paper that the above is written TO create
trade | can. and am. selling all the
stock ! can handle in a 16-hour day
but l am sorry to say that 80 per cent
of them are sold for consumption and 10
rer cent. for planting. 1t should be.
and last year was. just the opposite.
Save this and see how far wrong the
writer is in his views.
II. II. Lee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-06
WANT SAME BOYS
Popularity of Junior
Volunteer Work Shown
By Farmers REQUESTS

Winthrop Center, Ne. june FARMERS
who want the help Of the Junior Volunteers
this year should make early application to
the headquarters Of the Maine Division Of the
United States Boys Working Reserve at the
Mobilization Camp, Winthrop Center. Maine
Arrangements have been made to send 1000
boys to the farms and it looks now Is if
more than that number would be asked for
It is case where the demand is likely to
exceed the supply. Thee farmer who defers
his application until the eleventh hour may
find that all the boys have been placed
An indication of the popularity Of this
branch of war work is found in the fact that
there have already been placed this year $50
boys who have gone back to the farms on
which they were employed year ago. Three
hundred and fifty farmers asked that they
be given the boys who worked for them last
year and the $50 boys were glad to go back
to their former employers 1t would appear
from this showing that the farmers liked the
hcys and the boys liked the farmers.
In addition to these boys who were in the
work lAst TsAs abost 400 others have a.
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Morning Session
The morning session was opened
with a prayer season led by Mrs. Ad-
die Berry of Gardiner. Mrs Charles
Perkins of Waterville gave an excel
lent paper ON the subject. What Can
We Do to Aid the Government III
Food Conservation ?" She stated that
when the women of Maine thorough
~ understood they will go over the
top III the matter of food conserva-
tlon and she urged the women as Il
duty TO read the newspapers and
magazines and keep posted. She spoke
Of the matter of substitutes for flour
ana told about the total abStainer
clubs in which the women abstain
from AL -four until next Septembe.
And She said that the women If
France are daily bearing burdens al
most too great.
The report of the credential com =
mittcc was given by Miss Emma
Woodward of Gardiner. its chairman,
the report showing in attendance
eight county presidents, 80 dee
gates and - county officers
The presenting of department re-
ports was continued. fine reports be-
ing given as follows: Anti-narcotie 4,
Mrs Florence Lonsfcllow of Angus
ia; Franchise. Mrs. Cialu y. Turner
Of Augusta; Sunday schools Miss
Alice Clough Of Winthrop Confer;
Soldiers and sailors. Mrs. /. Il. Pe-
terS of Augusta; Railroad Wort;
Miss Emma Woodward Of Gardiner;
LumbeImen Work. Mrs. Hattic White
IF Wayne: Medal Contests. Mrs. A. r.
Drummond IF Augusta; Mercy. Mrs
Addie II. f. Brooks of Augusta:
Purity Mothers Meetings and White
Ribbon Recruits. Mrs. Mary l.. Eth
of HallOwcH.
Mrs. Ruth f. Walsh of Gardiner
gave Il fine talk UPON the college
branch of the Y. /. l..
Dinner was served at noon III the
dining room of the church.
A. M. G. Soule Speaks
The principal peake" of the after
noon session was 4. NJ. G. Soule Of
Augusta, chief of tho State bureau Of
inspection of he Department Of
Agriculture, who gave most inter
csting and instructive address upon
the subject, Food Conservation and
the War" He .;poke ia part as fol
lows:
The value which must result from
q gathering OF this charac cannot
be overestimatcd, for it is realized
that this is a meeting representing
unit of the largest women's orgariza-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-06
DOYON NOT BLAMED
FOR NOVELTIES DEATH
Case Against Augusta
Young Man for Auto Fatality at
Portland, Memorial Day. Is Mol
Pressed

Friends OF Henry Dcyon OF tn S.
city, who was to have had a contir-
ued hearing Wednesday bef7re TIE
municipal court at Portland on the
charge OF manslaughters the charge
resulting from an automobile acct
Cent on the afternoon OF Mer orial
dav "a Portland, when 4 man named
" liam Moivette Of Riddcf0rd WaS
struck by n car driven by Nj Doycn
and was alleged to have sustained in
juIies from which he soor. .,tierward
expired will he Interested It. Team
that it was voted to mol n.Cs the
chai So against young Doyon AZ d drop
the case, there being no evidOnce
whatever to show that the young nan
Vas at fault--that the horn Of The u
tumobile was sounded 10 warn the
man Moivettc, and the brakes ~elc
applied in an endeavor to avs:t he
accident
/ II VIII be remembered that D1yon
al these who were with hin were
az TIL request Of the Portland no
ict tlHen into custody by The Au
ci;Sta officers after the return Of the
, patty :. ON Portland or the evening
OF Memorial day but were later :e-
leased md on the following morning
returned to Portland. Mr. Doyon
was represented by Frank G. Far
rington Of this city, and upon appear
ance Of Mr. Doyon in the mrniciral
court at Portland he was admitted 10
bail IN the sum Of s20GG for appear
'."tc June ., to answer to III: charge
ct T"nslaughter. Bail was furnished
, an the Young man was released.
me Portland Express Advertiser of
Wednesday evening contained the
following relative TO the case in that
mornings proceedings in the Port
land municipal court:
Following an investiga ton Of the
circumstances surrounding the death
OF william Moivette Of Biddeford,
VINO was killed when struck by Sax
on touring car on Congress street
above Mountfort about 1926 Memori-
nj day afternoon. Assistant County
Attorney Clement F. Robinson enter
ed n mol pros this morning in the mu-
nicipal court. in the case of Henry
nave been driving the machine at the
time and who was charged with man
slaughter.
"Doyon. who was accompanied by
Leo j. Pepin of Augusta. Miss Rosa
fritchard and Miss Ida Richards,
both of Brunswick, was arrested ia
Brunswick Thursday night and was
arraigned in the municipal court here
last Friday, being held under bail
OF $4,000 until today.
Assistant County Attorney Robin
son in taking up the case this morn
ing, said: II have talked with all
the witnesses. those in the car and
those who Were on the street and
who witnessed what appears was an
accident, and there is not enough TO
hold Doyon on the charge of man.
slaughter. Therefore, l enter mol
pros"
Judge Bates approved the mol pros
and Doyon was declared free"