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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-05
DODGE TAKES MEET.

Omaha, Feb. although Camp
Dodge outpointed Camp Funston here
in military athletic carnival, the ath-
letic directors Of the two environments
agreed to call the contest a draw
when it was found that several events
had TO be Cancelled on account of the
failure OF Camp Dodge athletes to
reach Omaha Dodge won six events
and a draw and Funston four events
and a draw. A feature of the meet
was the match between Earl Caddock,
heavyweight champion wrestler of the
world, from Dodge, against Private
Domer Of Funston, in which Caddock
won in two and one-half minutes. The
proceeds OF the meet were $1,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-05
WIRE DECISIONS

Chicago, Feb. Jack Dempsey
won from Carl Norris on a foul
in the sixth round at Buffalo.
Ted Lewis OutbOxed JOHNNY
Tillman in six rounds i'm Philadei.
phia.
Tommy Gibbons was given a de.
cisiOn over George Chip in 10
rounds ut Pittsburgh.
Johnny Ertle beat Arthur 81.
mons In 10 rounds ut New Or.
leans.
Willie DevOre was awarded the
decision in a 15.rOund bout with
Jabex White ut Akron, Ohio.
Chicago. Feb. 5.-Wladek Zbyszkc
Polish wrestler, won from John Fret
berg in straight falls last night
Zbyszko used the toe hold in bot
falls.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-05
"TEX" QUITS COUNTRY;
THROUGH WITH BOXER

New York, Feb. 5.-"Tex" Richard.
cattleman and boxing promoter, has
abandoned the pugilistic arena in ia
vor of the ranch. Richard sailed for
South America yesterday and will de-
vote his time in the future to cattle
raising in place Of Promoting bouts
between famous pugilists for fabulous
purses.
Before leaving the man who stagsd
the Johnson-Jeffries. Cans Nelson and
Willard Moran contests announced
that he was through with the boxing
game and would give his entire time
henceforth to cattle raising in South
America. He is head of a corporation
with large holdings of land and cattle
in Paraguay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-05
JACKSON LOSES.

Chicago. Feb. 5.-Augie Keckhefer
defeated Clarence Jackson. so to As:
Robert Cannefax beat John Layton so
to "A; Pierre Maupone won from Joe
Capron so to IS, and Alfred De Ore
outplayed John Layton so to As in the
American billiard players three cush-
ion tournament for the ambulance
fund at Chicago. Kierckhefer is now
leading, having won five games and
lost none.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-05
IF THEY WANT ME LET
THEM SEEK ME-" ALEX

Omaha, Feb. Still without official
notlfication OF the reported settlement
OF his bonus controversy with the Cubs
and Phillies, Grover Alexander left
Tor the east tonight. But he said he
IS not going near either Charles
Weeghman or President Baker.
III they want me-" said Alexander
'let them seek me. I'm not seekinr
Them"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-05
TEDDY TO MISS.

Oyster Bay, n. Y, Feb. 5.-Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt will not be able
to attend and act as pallbearer of
his old friend, John l.. Sullivan, which
will be held in Boston on Wednesday
morning. II had genuine regard for
my old friend, John L. Sullivan" the
colonel said. HE was an old and
valued friend and | mourn his death. u
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-05

Harry Davis. captain and coach of
the Philadelphia Athletics, has re-
Gently announced his retirement
from the game to give his entire at.
tentlon to his business. Davis is =
Wholesale dealer in scrap iron and
Sisc member Of the city council.
he had been in professional baseball
Tor twenty-three years,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-05

The story that Matty will pitch for
the Reds this year is again going the
rounds, despite the fact that Big Six
has denied it repeatedly.
Stuffy McInnis. recently traded by
the Athletics to the Red SoX. is soon
to marry Miss Elsie Sherman Dow of
Manchester, Mass. Life with Stuffy
is just one contract after another.
War time" contracts are again in
and not a baseball wrangle that is af-
fecting the scale of prices to be paid
for diamond talent. Also. the amounts
offered are being graded down and not
upward.
Eddie Cicotte. the White Sox star,
has signed contract for 1918 which
calls for a substantial bonus if he
wins 80 games.
When Grover Lowdermilk sent his
signed contract to the Office of the
Browns he added note telling his
employer that he expects to hang up
from 20 to % victories next season.
Out in Portland, Ore, the fans are
holding voting contest to decide
who will be the manager of the club
next season.
Walter Hapgood, business manager
Of the Braves, has received word that
Fred Bailey, an outfielder, has been
placed in Glass /, Division A. Bailey
has filed an application for enlistment
in the aviation corps.
Wilbert Hubbel, who will be given
a trial at Marlin with the Giants, is
already being heralded as another
Walter Johnson. Hubbel comes from
Idaho. where the Senator'S star first
attracted attention.
Tommy Leach. the Pirates old star,
has been given his unconditional re-
lease by the Kansas City team. Leach
broke into the big league 20 years ago.
Al Demaree believes in making All
early start. Word comes from Chi
cago that the Giant pitcher is work
ing out daily in Y NJ. C. A. gym
nasium in preparation for the coming
season.
Hugo Bezdek was officially well
coined TO Pittsburgh at a banquet Civ
en- by the Hot Stove league in tina,
city few days ago and promised his
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-05
TAXES SKI EVENT.

Milwaukee, Feb. 5.--Anders Haugen,
st. Paul. jumping 1872 feet. won first
honors in the professional class In
The Milwaukee Ski clubs meet a, Lake
Negawicka Nels Rund. Chicago, was
The best amateur, jumping III feet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-05

Earn more, not necessarily by max
ing more wages, but by saving a little
each day-a savings account at the
German Trust & Savings bank will
assist you.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-05
OLD PLAYER DIES.

st. Louis, Feb 5.-Jack King
Crooks, veteran second baseman OF
the old st. Louis Nationals, died here
yesterday. Crooks played with Chris
Won der Ahe's team in 1889 and 1890
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-05

hosts that he would give them a real
team to root for this year.
Pitcher Edward Langdon, who made
quite name for himself with the Uni
versity of Pittsburgh team, may sign
with the Cardinals.
Jimmy Brenton, former White Sox
infielder, has enlisted in the aviation
service. Brenton played with Kansas
City following his release by the Chi
cago team.
Fred Clarke. formerly manager OF
the Pirates, has an ambition to become
big league club owner. 1t is ru-
mored that he might become a part
owner of the club that he once man
aged.
Several Texas league clubs have
been hard hit by the war About thir-
ty-five players have Joined various
branches Of military service.
William Brennan, who has handled
the indicator in the Federal and later
in the International league, will per.
form similar services during the com.
ing season with the Southern asso-
citation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-05
NEMSN0IE8GF- 1NQIELAW
Ez 6UnA1SYDEAN WE
ODnA1@OEAN

"The Cast-Off," a Thomas H. Ince
production, featuring Bessie Barris-
Gale, has been purchased by George
Backer for distribution through Four
square pictures. The scenario was
prepared by c. Gardner Sullivan and
directed by Raymond 3. West.
Dancing Coliseum tonight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-05
IOWA WINS.

Iowa won from Minnesota 81 to q in
a western conference basketball game
at Iowa City.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-05

hosts that he would give them real
! team to root for this year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-05
OH, WELL, ANYWAY

The story that Matty will pitch for
the Reds this year is again going the
rounds, despite the fact that Big Six
has denied it repeatedly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-05

Stuffy McInnis. recently traded by
the Athletics to the Red Sox. is soon
to marry Miss Elsie Sherman Dow of
Manchester, Mass Life with Stuffy
is Just one contract after another
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-05

Eddie Cicotte. the White Sox star,
has signed contract for 1918 which
calls for a substantial bonus if he
wins 80 games.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-11-27
COUNTY NEWS
MCKINLEY.
OBITUARY.

After an illness OF one week, Mrs. Sarah
M. Robbins, one of the OLDEST residents vi
this town, died at the home of her daugb-
ter, Mrs. John Knowlton, Nov. is. Mrs.
Robbins was born April IL, 1884, the
daughter of Mary and Samuel Dove, who
were early settlers of fremont. She WAS
the only survivor of twelve children.
For more than forty years she had Deen
member of the fremont Baptist church,
and lived devoted christian life. A
faithful wife, loving mother and SYM
pathetic friend, sne possessed many at
tributes that marked u strong and noble
character. For eight years she had been
patient sufferer, sustained by beautiful
trusting faith that all WAS we'll.
She leaves SIX children who deeply
mourn her death.-Wilder, Charles, Colson
ana John Robbins, all vi tins Town, Mrs..
George Homestead OF Bangor, and Mrs.
John Knowiton, With whom she lived.
Funeral services were held Tuesday az
Iernoon, Rev. Mr. Mercer officiating. In
termenl was at Pleasant Hui cemetery.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-11-27

Vera Prentice has gone to West Rox-
bury, Mass, where she has employment.
Mrs. Agnes Philips and three chiidre n
left Monday for Holyoke, Mass, for the
winter.
Supt. Linscott aud wife and Mrs. n. f.
T"ining went to Bangor last week 10
attend the music festival.
Miss N. Josephine Sweet and Henry
Darling have gone to Boston and Mrs.
Carrie Hnckley 10 Portland.
DE-. l.. Z. Barrett and wife left Monday
for Cleveland, o., to visit their son Basil.
The dental Office will be closed for a
month.
Carroll Robinson has enrolled in the
merchant marine and has received orders
/" report TO the training ship at East
Boston.
Mrs. James b. Bethel died Nov. p, from
cerebral bemorrhage, after an illness of
only week. Mrs Bethel was fifty years
OF age. An earnest Christian, a devoted
wife and mot her, and an active worker in
loss is keenly felt by the entire COM
munity. She had been for many years
clerk OF the Baptist church, and was a
valued member of Mount, in Rebekah b
lodge, the woman's relief corps and the
Village improvement society. She leaves,
Billings OF Bluehil, four dsughte r.,
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COUNTY NEWS
Mt. DESERT FERRY.

MI. DAsD'<Ase
,.. Tracey Of Sullivan was a week
"a guest at w. p. Clark's.
vItism Pomeroy and family will leave
tuesday, for Massachusetts, for the winter.
u;.s Nellie Abbott spent Sunday in
n,l,.od with Rev. p. A. A. klllam and
smily.
Al, southland and wife. formerly
t,siors Phillips, OF Bath, were here one
csy last week.
The v,ctory boys and girls OF Mt. Desert
g-try showed their interest in the united
,sofs campaign by arranging social
I'M, Ferry hall saturday evening tor The
.at,o,s nt rAistng the money they p'edged
=, tn,.orlvr. They gave snappy pro-
of uaiuu.ic recttstlops aud music.
t,.raaJr and Nettie Clark ana MRS.
p.n,,dge Nindiy and sDiy assisted ia the
,.,.;c After few remarks 10y Miss
rs,uor Clark, who has helped IN The
noned war work drive IN this part OF the
,oun tbe suuience responded by COL
.,,,on for the boys and girls clue. Pies
..tr then sold. In all, neat sum OF mou-
a. "a, realized. A social hour OF games
s.s then enjoyed. Ii is gratifying to
,oos that the children feel responsible
iy AZ we'll as an interest IN tn's work,
and much credit is due them.
Nov. y. SPEC.
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HANCOCK POINT.
SPEC.

Arthur LJunder has gone to Roekland,
sDere ne has employment.
Bert Reed ana family are spending the
week wun MS pare.t,, Lew Reed and
siv
Raymond Hodgkin- is expec' ed home
10 !ay from CSmbri igu, .dsss., for an
rtent days tutioush.
HENRY BAD sua w.ie aud Capt. }. q
Martin have retItnon FROM len uaSs
hAAitag IA trankiiI.
Gnum4o Moran OF Ninierport il AS
..tant light keeper at Crsbtree's Ledge,
IN place OF Joseph Brinkwortb, resigned.
Mrs. Arthur Kiei, two children and
her mother, Mrs. Dyer, left last week to
spen1 the winter in Bath, where MIR. klef
semployed.
Mrs. Katherine Wall will close her
cottage Tuesday and leave for Brookline,
Mass, for the winter. Mrs. Wall is the
last Of the summer visit ors to go.
NV. %. NJ. 4.
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NORTH LUEHILL.


Whereas. The hand of Divine Providence
hrs called our dearly beloved sister, Eliza
beth Hinckley, from her earthly home, we,
Patrons of Husbandry, are desirous of
testiiying our respect for her memory. aud
express earnest Id affectionate SYM
patty to those who are deprived of their loved
one: be it therefore,
Resotetd, That we as members of Halcyon
grange mourn the loss OF sister Hinckley
from uut midst, and will ever cherish in lov-
ing remembrance her many good qualities
and her Willingness to help support our
order by word aud deed.
Resolped, Tina: while we deeply sympathize
with The bereaved family, we share with them
the nope OF reuhlon in that better world
where there are no partings and death 1ueffa-
Bile torbids tear.
Resot0ed, That copy of these resolutions
be sent to the # miiy, made II part of our
records and sent to the papers for publ. ia ton
and our Oh, rter be ORA ped in mourning for
thirty days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-11-27
HUN CHEMICAL RULE ENDS
America Soon to Be Independent OF
World for Products, Says Chair
man Baruch.

hington.-America Independent
of the world for mineral and chemical
products heretofore obtained mostly
from Germany. is in prospect, accord
ing to Chairman Baruch of the war in
dustries board.
Experts headed by Charles ii. Mac
Dowell, chief of the chemical division
of the board, Mr.. Baruch said, are
meeting with success in the develop
ment of new processes of manufacture
or standardizing present processes. At
the same time they are fostering the
use of German formulate for obtaining
In America soluble potash, analine
dyes. optical glass and chemical ap-
paratus. fine and pharmaceutical chem
icals and clay for graphite crucibles.
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Whereas. 1t has pleased the supreme Chan
eeilor' in His omnip ,tent wisdom, to permi
The removal of our beloved brother. Horace
a Duffy, thereby causing verance OF
nose ties of fraternity and mutual affection
which bind us one to the other. and
Whereas. Our departed brother has proven
Hne to the highest principles of Fythia
snighthood, and n thus making the supreme
Nacnhce in the laying down of his lie on ID :
A'ar Of freedom and in the defense OF hn-
nanity. he has brought lasting honor to The
Maternity that he loved; therefore be 1t
hssotced, That we do extend to the
widowed mother in this dark hour of Attic
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SOUTH BLUEHILL.

Mrs. A. Duffy and Mrs. Walter Hodg'
don are visiting in New Hampshire.
Miss Marion Simpson of Rockland, whC
has been very i'll OF pneumonia, is spend
ing a few weeks at home with her mother
Mrs. K. B. Simpson.
Leon Sylvester is attending business
college in Augusta.
James and Roy Hall, who have been
home on short vacation. have returned
to Boston. Their mother returned with
them.
Miss Gladys Closson and Mrs. Nellie
Beede have gone to Lowell, Mass, where
they have employment.
Wilbur Friend is visiting in Lowell,
Mass.
Samuel Thomas and family have gone to
Boston for the winter.
Walter and Seth Hodgdon, Ralph Beede
and Alden Leach have returned from a
weeks hunting at Sebois.
Nov. 20. y.
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- NTY EWS
FREN> FL 5ORO.

The people of French boro had a grand
celebration of peace, marching through
the street blowing horns, ringing bells.
waving flags, beating wash boilers ana
tubs, and cheering. Taen they marched
to the church for fine patriotic meeting.
Frenchboro went over the top on the
united war work drive. On an a.lot ment
of $50, S75 was raised.
Thomas, Llewellyn and Clifton Lunt
have gone to Bath for the winter.
Ethel Lunt has returned from Rock
land, where she has been employed.
Pearl Rice, who has been on the steamer
Catherine, is home.
Will LunI is at Bar Harbor hospital
for treatment. He has been very i'll two
months.
M s. Ellen Huge and dsu shter, of
Swans Island, are visiting her SISTER. Mrs.
Vera Van Eorden.
Nov lS a
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HIUEtiILI FALLS.

A. T. Conary has taken up his weirs.
Raymond Conary has sonc to Bath for
employment.
Mrs. B. A. Wood and daughter Susan
are in Sedgw lex Tor week with Mrs. l.
s. Candage.
George Bickford has moved his family
back to South Biueniil.
Mrs. Ross Ha / and soDs james and Roy,
have gone to Massachusetts for the win
ter.
Mrs. Abram Duffee and daughter, Mrs.
Walter Hodgdon, are visiting in New
Hampshire.
Lester Conary and wife have moved to
Surry for the winter. Mr. Conary will cut
in the woods for Wilbur Cunningham.
Nov. IS. CRUMBS.
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SWANS ISLAND.

Steamer Hibiscus was in the harbor and
landed coal at the light station.
Forrest Stanley has gone to Portland for
the winter.
Edward and Raymond Joyce we're home
one night last week.
W. A. Stanley Of Rockand was in town
last week looking after his business here.
Mrs. Rosie Joyce and daughter, Mrs.
Bates, left for Brooksville for week, on
their way to Portland for the winter.
Schooner Perfect, Capt. Henderson,
loaded fish at the Great Eastern Fisheries
for Rockland.
Nov. 25 s.,
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Nov. %.

Mrs. Lila A. Inman died at her home in
bluehili Nov. 8, at the age OF fifty-eight
years. She will be greatly missed, as she
vas woman kind and benevolent to all,
lover OF home and OF God She leaves a
husband, Charles ii. Inmap, one son,
Charles E., and two daughters, Mrs.
L'llle Crossman and M,ss Hi;tie Herrick.
three sisters aud two brothers. They
nave the sympathy of their many friends.
Nov. 20. SPEC.
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AURORA.

W. n. Crosby, wite and son Norris
VISITED IN Bangor last week.
Mrs, 0. E. Mills and Mrs. Helen Crosby
of Bangor are visiting in town.
Mrs. u. K. Crosby, who has been visit
ing N Bangor, mas returned home.
Mrs. A. B. Davis, who has been visiting
uer SISTER, Mrs. Dana Jordan, in Brewer,
Tn. uast few weeks. has returned home.
Ii. I. Silsby ana wife were called to
Bangor last week by the serious illness
OF their daughter Alice, who mas typhoid
lever at the L. NJ. u. hosFi,al, where she
Is training for nurse.
Nov. 25. Nj.
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ith his parents, Alden Thompson and

with his parents, Alden Thompson and
wife.
Mrs. Eugene Sadler is spending a few
days in Ellsworth.
Charles Stinson and wife from Sears
port have beer spending few days with
friends here.
Joseph Hartman, wife and little
daughter Bertha have gone to Bath for
the winter.
Nov. 20. SPEC
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EGYPT.
NJ. r.
Nelson S. Pomeroy is i'll.

Nelson S. Pomeroy is i'll.
George Linscott went to Jonesport Sun
day to attend conference.
Frank p. Goodwin and family are visit
ing Is. 4. Scammon and wife.
William F. Jordan, who has been ill
some time, is improving rapidly.
Miss Bestrice Bragdon has gone to Wal
than to spend the winter with her grand
parents, Arviil Jordan and wife.
Mr.. Mary West has returned from
Hancock. where she went to care for her
daughter, Mrs. Carl Stratton, who has
been Very Ia.
Mrs. Holrie Coombs went to Bangor
saturday. Mr.. Coombs accompanied her
home, and wilt spend Thanksgiving with
his family here.
Nov. Is, S.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Mrs. Lydia Springer and Beatrict
Burkhart left Thursday for New Haven
Conn.
Clar. nee Young and wife went to Surry
Friday to attend the funeral OF their
LA-4., Luaard Young.
William Emery ana wife snd grandson,
Joseph Leighton, leave to-day for Airing
ton, Mass, for the winter.
Nov. Is. HUBBARD.
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GREEN LAKE.

GREEN LAKE.
Elmer White and family have moved
from IA ountain Park to Brewer.
Walter Ashe was called to Cherryfield
Friday by The illness of Mrs. Ashe.
Hiram Patten is at work at the Bangor
house.
Roland McGown was here over Sunday,
with his parents.
Nov 25 x.
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ton. the heartfelt sympathy Of Keewayden
lodge, No. IA, X. of P; Be it further
Reso'Ved, That our charter and book Of
laws he draped in black for period OF thirty
days. and as soon as possible, that a memorial
service be held at our castle hall in honor of
his memory: be ii further
Re'oioed, That copy of these resolutions
be sent 70 the beresved mother. that a copy
be forwarded for publication in The Ellis
WORTH AMERICAN, and that copy be spread
upon our records.
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s naturally active day, badly disordered stomach
w be gotten into fine condition The old original LF" At
M Medicine is stomach and bowel specific. You should try
once following all directions carefully That grinding in
nion with beching, heart PRESSURE acidy bad breath
amor headache, backaehe and constipation, viii diminish
te energy and cheerfulness will Begin the treat
% today Ask your dealer for the true by the
u Medicine Co., Portland, Me.
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Amid Binding Rays.

Suddenly one of the German
SearchlightS got us and the rest of the
seventeen threw around us with sud
tion feel like blow. We fired our
machine guns until the tips of the
weapons got red and the glow be-
gan to creep up the barrels. The
whole seventeen beams We're on us. al
though we plunged and side-slipped
about in a desperate way. We let go
the bombs when we were right over
the mark. The antiaircraft shells
wera getting even closer than ever
and the machine was hit time and
again, though not in vital spot. Why
we We're not literally blown ont of
the air do not know. After we We're
well over the mark and had dropped
all our bombs we discovered one $50
pound bomb which had caught fast
in the rack and failed to drop when
released. Consequently we swung
back on Il second run and when we
were over the place which we had
bombed we let go the last bomb and
scored a direct hit far below.
I'VE went home at Il high speed.
We crossed our own trench lines at
about 1000 feet up, saw some famil-
lar landmarks, headed for our own
mrdrome, fred our signal and got
the answer A few minutes later we
had landed. glance over the ma
chine saw two big tears in the side
of the fuSelage and many holes in
The wings.
but we had done a splendid bit of
hombing. and such damage as our ma
chine had suffered was by no means
difficult To repair"
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LAMOINE.

Henry Crane OF Birch harbor has
bought the Cousins farm, and Viii take
possession at once.
Nov. 25. ~
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SUNSHINE.

Alfred Dunham and Edward Durham
killed six mink Saturday.
The school gave an entertainment Fri
day evening for the benefit of the united
war work fund, raising S51, putting
Sunshine over the top.
Harold Thompson OF Fort Slocum, n.
Y, has been spending a short furlough
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SEAM ALL.

Benjamin Ne" man is at home from
Rocklapd.
l.. F. Newman and wife have gone to
Cambridge, Mass, for the winter.
w. z. Kent, with son Wallace, OF Egg
Rock light station, was in town Sunday.
Nov. 20. L. + ID.