davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-31
u11t Nsabl.f||antpf
gieue &anbibaten fiir Gpuntpdmter.
Me jekigen Mmtsinbdber begebren
NSteDertpabl.

geitern mar Ser lebte Sag, I'M iei1le
8elperbung fir Elm Gountnanlt ein=
1bretben 5l1 laile1. Snl angen1etne1l
NOR bier bisber alles rnbis gemefe11,
aber I'M lebten Nugenbltd fa1l1e11 bod
etlide leberrai6ungen.
Tim bas Nmt et11eS Neprdie1ltanterl
beiperben 1th Sobn Nbrens, 2outs
5pelbrtr1f n1lb Nntpn g. Dorn, fir
6eaiiter Of Deebs, Treb Gbriittanien,
SIS. Me@ona1t l111b $. s. Beterion.
SIM 5lpeiten 9iitrtft betperben ii6 bier
Ga1tbibote1 I'M baS Mnlt beS @oltntn
.ao1nnlilfdrS, @brit Rolar1b, Der iebtge
Snbaber, BON 2afe SanSfa, Clement
6aperion u11b Sobn so. Sobnion aus
22tnben u11o Sobn g. Nipeluno aus
Mbi1t.
2me iebisen Snbaber bon Golntnz
5dnlter1l lteben it6 am Is. Mai offi5iell
al8 Beperber nm bie @ieberlpabl ei1lz
i6retber. Dtele ii1lb: @ollntn Nnottor,
8. g. gogel, @ourtn 96aknleiiter,
Se11r1 S. Serg, Neg11fer OF S)eeD8
Treb Gbrtitianlen, @eri6t8l6reiber,
Gar1 8. Manberfelb, @atienri6ter,
Mn1. s. Matber, Gountpanmalt,
Noolpb 6reoertdiorl 9berift IS. S.
SSultuS, Gountp superintendent, Sc. s.
&en1lebp, Coroner, @eo. S. 9fetnefe,
8ernelIer, S. 9. Mtntu1n.
GDgels @e9ner+
9lm OienStag Morgen melbete ft6
in Der Berlon BON @ba8. sc. Noberlon,
etn @egner bon 8. s.. gogel. au6
Wat1enrt6ter Matber erbielt IN Ser Ser
ion bon Treb Gebnfe oppofitton. @e=
rii6te bab nod a11bere &anbibaten anfz
treten ipiirben baben it6 ni6t be-
lDabrbettet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-31
sseines &pn5ert in gurnballe.

Irobbem bas Wetter ant lebten
@onntao etuaS fiN mar, fanb IT'D bod
eine orobe Menge BON 2el1ten et1r, I'm
SEN berrliden &ldneen 81 lalli6en, Die
sic Weuliffapene ser 3urab 5brtnsrs y e
ert1nen lieb. 9lm Nbeno mar Der Be=
f1b nod better, 10 bab II Der gerdll11ltz
oen Eurnballe rur 5tebplab par, als
Sic eriten Note1l beS NbenofonserteS er=
t0nfen. glm g1a61niftage batte11 ote
8eiu1er @elegenbeit, oie i96ne ssuge
Stem nlms u11b ieiner 1ldberen TINT
gebung IN Nusenf6ei1l 81 nebmesn.
Nm nddfen Morgen reiltei1 iie nod
Mnnfato ll11b pon 81 11a0 Nlinneapolts
aurld Nuber Der Gapelle iparen iiiber
so Drbensgl po1l Naaiinlle leapolis
fier. Dasll tam nod ei1le ll3sdbl
Beiuder aus Nlanfato 5prinefieb
lltlb 5leepD Gne
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-31
eyeier ber fatb, 56nle
S6lnkfeier am 8. SUM. % 5daler
l1nb Shalerinnen erbalten 9iplDn1e.
Mniprabe ppn 6Ddbtp. 81, Shli1=
+ fert.

Mm 9or1ttag Na6nlittag, Ben g.
Stunt, ftnbet tn Der fatbolii6en Stride
Sic @6lnbfeter Ser 9da11e lntt, BET
Ser % @0iiler l11lb 5tbiilerirrnen al8
Nbiturienten baS s3ellgri8 ser 9teife.
erbalten iperbe11.
Mamenltfe
&11aben NaDn1onb q. N1nnInr,
9enrp q. G1ier, NlDtn N. sSranta.
@eorg s. Sung, Gbmaro S. Saeiens,
Nlfon8 IS. gpreneer, @eors Sc 5all=
i6ed nnb Gbuarb $. Mttf,
W1db6en 2auretta s.. Nrbes,.
Noelta so. 8auma1rn, Marn 9. Glalz
len, &atie so. 9etpan5, Beliie $. Diet,.
@ertrnb q. Giier, Beatrice 81. @nag,.
s@llie so. @utb, Soiepbirle s. SeIget,
Sltota 80, Wletbl, Gliie 8. M1eller,,
2auretta 6. Nantpeiler, sylorence S..
96neiber unb @lfte 6. G6r1obrtd).
8rDgratn,1t
Dte @lteber ser abgeber1ben &laile
per1a1nn1eln III ser S6ule, Inn our
feitgeietten Stunbe 3ur Stride 3u mar
l6teren, mo iie BON Dem &udendor
NIT bem @elang: 8eni, Seiul e1npfan~
gen tperoen. @in bollftd11big auSge=
arbeitete8 progranlm miro bur6gez.
fiibrt tperben. 5od1p. 81. @6lir1=
fert tptrb etne gnipra6e balten unb Der
.abgebenben &laiie ibre Diplon1e unb
56ulprdmieen einbdn0igen, gla6 9e=
.genSlprr6 tpiro NIT bem Stnsen bes
2tebes: rTeoeum" 0te 6eier tbren Nb@.
i6lub ftnben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-31
sseier bes @rdberi6miidu stages

u1nfa1ie11be 8orbereitllngen paren gez
troffen, UNI ben Gjrdberl6n1iidungS stag
In elmer Weiie gu be9eben, oie BEN 1etl=
rebnern nod lange I'M @eod6tntS
baften tptrb. Stele 8eiu6er paren bon
allsmdrtS erl9ieren lnb beteiltgten it6
an bem ln1suge, ber lt6 Inn 9 llbr pom
W}onument on Center Strabe aus IN
8emesung lette.
Seilnebmer am l1m5ug
guber Sen 8eteranen be8 8iirgerz
frteeeS, ben IN ser Rarabe Der Gbrenz
plab 5ugetpieien mar, nabmen Die Daz
men bes Seder5irfels oaran tell ioipie
au6 Ste Teitrebner, bie @lteber oeS
@tabtrats ul1b Sic Gountpbeamten, alle
In }dlD1 geidn1iidten Nutomobilen, pers
i6tebene Mtuftffupeaen, 8etera1ten oeS
1pa11iid)zamertfa1lti6en l1nb mertfantz
lher Grteges, peridiebene birgerlicbe
9serctl1ieunge1L Bic Seuerlpebr NIT Nnsz
rultung, unb Gapt. 8ur9S gatterte.
9luber be11 @lteberl1 beS 9foten Greu5e5
lparen audi sic Glter1t ber beinl Oetlttdr
ei11geriidten @oloaten uno Nefruten
aus Seem lllrL 9an8fa, 2inoen Nlbtn,
Safe 5al1Sta, N1ilforb, COTTONWOOD,
Stgel r11b SEN gelnarflngen bonn
gSeltel1be aus 9ftcollet So. I'M nm5ug.
Yrof. Seir1s Iurnflalien unb Ste btez
5ioen 5en1pelrttter lnQr16terten NIT;
bie leeten 5eteten it6 gum eriten Oea1 lett
ibrer Srgantlation IN Uniform BET
einer DHentlt6e11 Yarabe. Sn Ser Nbz
tetlung firS Note 9reu5 befanoen 1t6
Nertreter Der 8ereinigungen aus Seem
l1l1n, Sansfa, 2inben Mtlforb nnb
9llbi11, ioipte ou6 Ste Srrnior 01ote
Greus @eftton aus allen 96ulen Ser
Stabt.
glm Ma61ntttag fan0 I'M 1urnballe
Barf eine 0ffentli6e Seriteiserung gum
Beiten DeS Noten &reu5eS itatt, pobet
@6uller, Dorm uno Gbriitenien als
9lusrufer bte1lte11. 6ofneiiters Gapelle
lieferte Sic Weuitf unb S. IS. Sobnion
bielt eine Mniprad)e.
Der Sranenbilfsperein bonn Union
Solpital perabrei6te im Iurriaal gu
mQbtgem pretie ETH i6nadbafteS ST.
fen, Sem BON pielen 8eiudern 3ur ee<
leee11en 3eit sueeiproGen tpurOe.
eS11 Ser 5tabt Derfanf ften bic Oamen
bonn Soften &reu5 tn bem @ebdllbe,
mo friiber STANTON 8ros. ibr @ei6dft
hatten allerlet @bmarer1, Ser GrlDs,
fliebt in bie &aiie be8 6oter &reu5es.
Ser iibrige Sell be8 YrosramS lpurbe
IN Ser 8eiie burdeefubrt, lpie es be-
retts lette Wo6e tn Ser Seem l1lm Boit
abgeorldt mar.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-31
Mebl fiir fSarll1er,
40 8fnnb bie @ren5e, 8eOarf nur
fit 80 Sage. @ei5eneriatitDffe
n1iiien iibernpntme1 tperben. Wehl
barf pDm syarmer ntht perfanft
pber ipnitipte tpeggeben iperben+

True translations filed with the post
master at New Ulm on May 81 ],
1918 as required by the act of octobcr
6, 1917.
Die. BunbeSzNabrnng Smittelz8erz
pqltunosbebDrbe bat pDr fnr5e1n be-
.itimn1t, pel6e Menee Oeebl bie Tarmer
i'm NuStaul6 flr @ei5en BON Der Wiible
erbalten fD1nle1l. Inter bteien gelttnl=
munger 1T eS Sen NMllern perboten,
Sen Tarnlern iiber 49 Hfunb binalS nod
irgeroetren 8etrag Mebl 5u perfaufen.
&ei11 Miiller barf tpillentli6 einem Gnr=
Sen nebr @eiSen alS CUR 9edrng oeS
breibigtdsige11 Bebarfes berfaufen.
@ei5eneriakfpffe
6erner 1nl1b Ser Miiller bon ietnern
&unbe1 perlanse1l, eire glet6e Weenge
@ei5eneri an iibernebmen, pie er
oem @eipt6te na6 @ei3enmebl gefauft
bat, 1ofern Der &unoe 1t6t etne i6rtftz
ltde @rfldrung Dariber abgtbt, bab er
birlrei6enoe Mense1 FOLDER Wet5enerz
.{abitoffe 16on an Sanb bot. 9llS
Mei5e11erlabltofe fo1n1nen tn Betra6t:
MatSgrttS, grobe8 Mat8mebl (Gorn
DeeaD, fetneS Maismeb1 (Gorn Tlour
N1eaD, fetnes Mat8mebl Corn Tlollr),
9ertebbare MatSItdrfe, @eritennebl, Saz
ferfloden (g1olleb Sats), 5aferntebl,
NetS, NetSmebl 8u6mei5en1nebl, &arz
toffeln1ebl, tabobnef1mebl, Mlo, &afz
firfor11 unb Setertta.
0prrat nur fit 80 Sage
@enn etn Sarn1er lelbitge5ogenen
Wetsen nod ser Muble brt11gt, Inn tbn
gege1 @eisen1nebl etr5utaui6en, 0arf
tim bonn Miller nt6t nlebr 8ei3e1lz
mebl perabret6t 1perbe1l al8 3ulan111ert
NIT ben1 in iet11em 8eiit nod beftnbz
liden Mebl Ben 8ebarf fir porau8z
ii6tlt6 breibig Sage 0edt. Die Odilz
Ter f01lle1 bon SEN Tarnern eine
i6riftli6e @rfldrurg bariiber forber11,
bab Sic Menge Olebl, bte ibnen (oen
sssarn1er1D auSgebdnbigt Dirb, fir nidt
11ebr alS breibig Sage oa8 8ebiirfniS
ibres s6ausbalte8 bedt, unb bab 5fie.
(bie syar1ner) boS gelieferte Webl an
fetne11 anberen berfaufen, auSletben ober
abgebe11 nerben.
@erpfihtungen fit Miiaer
Sober O2uller lit perpflt6tet, am 1.
beS MDnatS be1n 8ertreter Der 8unOeSz
g3abrnneSmit maltungsbe eb0roe
fiir ieinen @et1natsltaat Ste ibn BON
SEN Tarmern etngebdn0igten 8eidetnt=
gungen bariiber ab5ultefern5 bab tie
(bte 6ar1ner) etnen geniigenoen 8orrat
BON @et5eneriabitoffen an 5ano baben.
Q(nipetiung an Mublen
Sn etr1e1n ioeben bon Ser 8u1oeS=
93abr1ngSmtttel tteloerpaltung an bte Weib=
len perianbten 3irfular merben bteielben
Ser Resieruns iofort AZ
Yro5erlt tbrer porauS1t6tlt6en Watz
unb SuntzBro0uftton CUR Berfiigung
3u nellen. Ser @ebran6 BON @et5en=
nnebl birfte alio IN BEN nd6iten Monaten
nod tpetter eingeidrdnft perben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-31
Die}e 8phe lpurbe 81, 6. Btrf

80 -7-=' <te e1J5SDUSDe4I ~. S7.s1I
Ell, rn1{iIder sSube aus 9iour Gitn,
Soma, I'M bieiisen gountn sefdngnis aus
5prinafielo etngelieiert. Sc i6nebt
.qeaen tn cine Rlase bes GroBoiebitabl
inl erifen g'rabe. 81 bate im ii
@prinafielo bon q DaDis eine
.Wsenae aeiftieer yefrd1afe 9efaut u1lb
goaflr einenS Sded ffiiir So 0O gegeben,
oerIifiih bernad ais ipertlos sberalSi elte.
Iglls er ipieoer 1lad 5prinefielo tam,
Ilpllrbe Ii perDaftet n1lp Dege1l Weangels'
an giTsfdaft ills biefi efdnenis'
gebradt u
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-31

9an1berto1l iDlroe1l iiber $13,z
900 filr bas MDfe Ja9rel3 aufge gebTa1t.
Dieie 5nnlllte lit 5tpei slal 1llebr als5
ireenb eile g5fabf Dor naft ober Ges1
lllarfurg ii 0ieotpooo 50. allfg gebrahf
Qthrlid fins Sic i BBiirger III III
2ga1aberfpl ifol3 att ibre qeiiflrle
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-31
9tpn= =parttian 2iga

Sim 1et,tp,, serp;too hielten Sic ssorz
rner - i, Sem WdlSchen MN glnton 81.
Sen1e ii D5iIforS Elm o,1thei,1dtes
WiGnicf m Gtmn con Ner5nnpn ma
Her 1ah5ten 11nneoenb mnren @ on,ne,emn
ga m,,rNen md, nerldhie6ene Mninrad1en
oehoIten. 6arnnfer bon gealpb s. Gra1e
9,s G5rnn6 g)3enbom. s)9o{per I. g.. &anz
h;hnt her g3nn-norfiion Qfoo. Fir 9si,ez
.@o,,nerne1r. ,1nb nm gl1bert 81. s5a{el
no1 g.hief a3iner sSolls. @onbi0at Fir
9taats19ahnle11t Serr 4Do1nalon n
bon yloro,s2afofa = ! m Dtel1 gle.9lalls s el1ls
poltit1Qe 1eoe. Son.e sopsloI.ill qela pDlL
Ottlforo, Gano1oaI NJ 1nr y nepIals1llanl :
BON s5ropn 70, Grant Non1oer9 gus
2ome, Ganoload 1ur oas anu nj s.llss :
genators aus Sropn n1o Neolpppp m
eounfq, nno Gomaro y. 9laD1l, Nall.
o1oat 81 tnr Nsprelentattee=a1.iaI9e a a eo11
Brotnn 1lno Neonooo ), 70, Dtel1en af..E ilr=
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-31
Gtttnab1l1e1t

VtnnQDn1eH
Bar an Sanb 3. SUM 1917 s SOB SOB
grdn1ten9elber 1,49I94 !.
8erfauftes @la8 9.55
@elamtlumme $l,5O4.52
Musgaben
0tDibenoen S 724.02 !.
DrndIahen nn0 BpItfarte11 $50
8riefmarfen Loo
Mtete 700
Stir @las r1ro @inieben 1850,
Gebdlter 10000 i
Bar an Sano 53S y.
gotal 81, 5t4 50 h
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-31
8erfauf 5un 8eiten bes 6Dten &reu6es

Die Da1nen bonn Noten &Grell5<
sperein pera11{taltete1l am @5rdberfd111iifz
fungStag einen 8erfauf bon 3&u6en,
5@oofies llrlb anoeren enten Gbparen.
Der Grtrag niebt III Ste &alie bes
sM0fDten GGr GGrell3es.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-31
.@erianmlnng Der Hlate
Glass esnilrance GD.

Dte SabreSperia1nn1lung Ser g1etps
.ulnl Hlate @laSS Sniurance So. fa1oe
.lebten W1ontag Worgen I'M Biiro beS :
@efretdrS itatt. Die iebtgen Irultee8
Berbina11o Grone, Wn1. Hfaenber uno
@. s.. Nlptn tpur0en ipiebereendblt.-
NuS ben1 8eridte, BEN Ser 5efretdr
porlegte, gebt berDor, 0ab ba8 Deryan=
gene @el6dftSiabr etn febr befrtebieenoess
Neiultat allf5nlpeiien bat. GS ntro'
ertpartet, bab man bie iib1i6en Dipiz
benben bon so Hro3ent erfldren fam.
Der Ttnan3beri6t peift folgenbe8 aus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-01

Back to the land in shattered France. A company Of
intrepid peasants work in fields within sound, and
even within reach of the guns of battlefield just
outside the picture. Gihiunx sc,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-01

Off goes the mourning on
the statue Of Lille in the
Place de la Concorde.
And concord is httingly
represented in the flags
and bunting of all the
Allies in its place.
Fr,nch Oficiol. Gilliu,n> Spc'c'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-15
MERELY COUSINS OF CHRIST
Explanation of Biblical Passages
That Seem to Say the Redeemed
Had Brothers and Sisters.

To judge from the passages Mat
thew 12:44, 46; 49,: 55, Sc: Luke 7:19:
st. John 7:3, 5, 10, Christ undoubted-
ly had brothers and sisters. These
passages. are. however, contradicted
by others, from which we learn that
the pretended brothers of Christ
were only his cousins. Thus. accord :
ing to Luke 6:15, and John 1925
James was the son of one Alpheus. or
Cleophas, and Mary, the Virgin s
sister, From Matthew 27:55, and
Mark 1870. we learn that Joses, or
Joseph, was James brother, and so,
according to Luke 6:16, was also
Jude. In other passages the fourth
pretended brother of Christ is deslg-
mated by the Jews as the brother of
James, Jude and Joses.
1t is also claimed. in explanation of
this theological puzzle. that the Jews
were wont to apply the term brother
TO cousins, to relatives in collateral
line, and even to mere friends Gene
sis 12:14-29). The view that the
aforementioned personages were
but Christ's cousins, and not his
brothers, is held by Tertullian, Orien,
.Ambrosius, Irenaeus and, in fact, by
all the Catholic church; also promi-
nent protestants (Grctius, Calvin,
etc. share in it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-15
Large Seizure of Beer at Calais

United States Internal Revenue
Agent Frederick +. Sully made a
large seizure Thursday at Calais q
So called hop beer which has been
sold there generally for some time
1t is made from malt and hops BY
the dealers and sold on draft Or in
Iu.labelled bottles. 1t is charged tina,
the manufacture and sale violates
Federal laws.
The percentage of alcohol in the
beer is said to vary from less than
per cent. to per cent At the place
of Robert Hillman on Main street, ION
bottles and two barrels We're seized;
from James Manship. Union street
six jugs, and from Jed Kelley d
North street, a quantity of malt aut
hops. The dealers say that they be-
lieved that the sale of the beer Wa
not in violation Of the law and tina
no interference has ever been mad
by the county officers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-15
BELFAST
Local Boy Less Than Fl Serv-
ing Second Enlistment-Su-
preme Court Cases

Walter Mitchell, only son Of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. L. Mitchell Of Cedar
street, is serving his second enlist
ment. although only Fl within the
past few weeks. He is at present in
the stewards department on the y.
S. Training ship Meade. in Boston
harbor, where he is an instructor
with II men under him. Walter
served one term IN the navy, receiv-
ing his discharge before before he
was 20 and receiving an honorable
discharge CAME home and took a
course in Business college in Ban
gor. He resigned a responsible po-
sition with the Sagadahoc Towing
Co. to re-enlist On the Meade is
Chief Steward Searls. formerly on
the Boston & Bangor line on which
young Mitchell ran in the steward 5
department for chort time and he
also found on the ship three of his
former navy mates who had also
reenlisted before that time.
Andrew Sides of Camden, en-
p1oyed in the Boston Office of the
Eastern Steamship Lines, has enlist
ed in the service and has received
,, the commission OF second lieuten-
| ant He is attached to the trans
portation department and is at pres
ent at Newport News but expects
later to be on one OF the transports
Miss Ruth Wiley. B. II. S. rs
will be the first Belfast girl to study
dentistry For two years she has
been employed in the labartory OF
DR.. Z. S. Weber. while completing
her High school course, and plans
to leave in the fall to take a course
at Bodies Medical Dental Labar-
tory in New York. With so many
young men i'll the service, many
such courses will eventually be
taken by the girls of America.
Robert MacMulleiu of New York
son OF Mrs Robert Mac Mullen
(Bellc Stockholm former Belfast
girl, has entered the service in the
gas flame corps. having passed Ioc
per cent. He is only 10 years OF
age. but has been employed in VIII
mington. Delaware. as shift super
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-15
To the Voters Of
Somerset County

This county will elect Commissioner fall Among
several asprants the Republican party will select candidate
the Primaries Monday June IT, The prudent admins
tration of county affairs economical conduct of its business
and the convenience of the public require that the office should
be filled by of good business capacity So much of the
work deals with roads, land boundaries that know
edge Of surveying particularly essential My work for the
past 10 20 years has been largely that of surveyor
has been widely distributed throughout the Upper kennc
bee Valley that have travelled again most of
the highways which under the of county
mssoners, and have become familiar with many
partments of county business
Believing myself qualified b., natural aptitude and the
experience already referred the County
these respects solicit your support at the Primaries and at
the polls for the Office Of County Commissioner.
HENRY CROWELL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-15
WAYNE

The Pennington United Baptist
Association has just closed a very in
teresting and profitable meeting held
with the Wayne Baptist people be-
ginning Tuesday evening. Rev. Mr..
er of the evening. Rev. George +.
Finnie Of Lewiston spoke "Wednesday
evening. Rev. George borden of Mt.
Vernon spoke Thursday afternoon.
Rev. l.. l.. Dunn from Readfield
Depot gave very helpful sermon on
Sunday school work. Qualifications
for Sunday school teachers, the
theme throughout the meetings.
was to strengthen our churches and
push the work. The delegates were
from Kingfield, Phillips, Pennington,
Livermore Falls, Vienna, Mt. Vernon,
Fayette. State worker Rev. Mr..
Davis and J. l.. Roberts.
Mrs. Lillian Lincoln and Mrs.
Hattie White were delegates to the
w. c. T. L. convention recently held
at Augusta. The recent strides in
Prohibition gave new courage.
Homer A. Norris of New York is in
town.
Miss Emily Howe of New Jersey
has opened her summer cottage.
Quite large class of the Grammar
school will have their graduation ex-
ercises at the Methodist church on
Friday evening. June IA.
H. A. Lowell returned from Kan
sa3 Monday.
Mrs. Ella Stafford has opened her
summer home. Her nephew. Edward
Foss is passing his vacation with her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-15

Baptist church at the 10.45 service.
The subject will be power needed"
In this address he will refer to the
marvellous work which is being done
by the War Council, y. NJ. c. A. for
the soldiers. He attended the recent
meeting of the council held in New
York Dr. Smiths add esses are al
ways interesting and he will speak
of the latest information bearing
upon present day issues. Mrs. Mar
ion Drake Flanders wil sing at the
service and also the large chorus
choir. Sunday morning at the Meth
odist church the pastor will preach
a sermon appropriate to the COM
mencement session. subject, The
School Days of the Soul"
The meeting of the Eunice Farms
worth chapter ID. A. r. has been
postponed. All members will be no
titled when the next meeting will be
held.
The Ladies Social Circle of the
Methodist church will meet with Mrs
Ellen S. Allen of Cedar street, Tues
day afternoon.
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SOLON

Mrs. Leon s. Merrill AID her daugh-
ter Gladys and son Earle returned to
their home in Orono Monday morn
ing.
A good audience was out to hear
1.rs. Ida Vose Woodbury. in the Con-
gregational church Sunday afternoon.
re held the attention of Ter hearers
lille 81 told of home mission work
among the negroes. Indians and
mountaineers. Special music was
rendered during the service by Earle
Merrill on the violin, Gladys Merrill
on the cello. with Mrs. Maude Nc
lntire at the organ. Claire McIntire
gave vocal solo.
Mrs. Gene Burns and daughter Am
Der were guests over Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. French.
Miss Florence Walker of Arson is
to give music lessons here this sum-
mer
A. X. Butler of Skowhegau speaks
here Monday evening. June II, on
Food Conservation.
Mrs. Fred Magoon and her sister,
Mrs George Cross and Misses Louise
and Marjorie Cross and Miss Lucille
French were in SkoWhegah Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Randlett and
Young son and David Rowell went to
S,kowhegan Tuesday in Mr.. Rand
let's car
Mr.. and Mrs George Webb and Miss
Blanche Pollard of SkowEegan were
in town Sunday.
Eldred Head, who has been attend
ing Il business college in Boston, is
at home for the summer
Mrs. Hattie Stevens was moved
Thursday to Charles Clark's, where
she will be cared for.
Mrs. Floy Robinson and son OF
Bingham passed the day recently
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vice at 1890. George 3. Wolstenholme
OF Waterville will give brief sermon;
Sunday school at 11.45 A. NJ. Christian
Endeavor meeting at p. NJ. The
topic is "Co-operation with the Sun
day School" 1 Cor. iii:4-s. The Sun
day school superintendent will lead
the meeting.
Sunday school will be held Sunday
at P. NJ. at the Barton school buiid-
ing.
Sunday services at the East Wins
low Baptist church; Sunday school
at 1.3o P. NJ. Preaching at $50 by
Rev. Mr.. Brown of Westbrook.
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Bankruptcy Proceedings

The following petitions in bank.
ruptcy have been filed with Clerk W
M. Warren in the United States dis
trict court in Bangor:
Peter Clark of Ashland, laborer
Secured claims, none; unsecured
S27S7.
Clifton i. Ireland Of Caswcn Plas
tation. farmer. Secured GLAZING
$9S5.75: unsecured. S2I6l OF.
Anthony II. Reed of Fairfield, IA
borer. Secured claims, none; uase
cured. s27222.
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kort Temples june Meeting

The annual June meeting of Kor
Temple of the Mystic Shrine va
held in Lewiston Thursday wit
nearly 1000 in attendance. The Ira
ditional banquet was served in til
early evening, followed by n graz
patriotic display. At the coremons
session 10 candidates were initia'si
into the order. Visitors were pres.
ent from Boston. Providence Chca.
go, Denver and Concord. N. H
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The other day hen belonging to
George H. Bedell of Melville, l.. l.,
walked into the room where "Over
the Top with Uncle Sam" was being
played on a music box. thence on to
an easy chair, and laid her daily egg
When the music was changed the
Plymouth Rock left the room. The
next day she repeated the perform
ance to the same tune. That after
noon Mrs. Bedell put on the same
tune again. whereupon the hen en-
tered the house, but when the tune
was changed the patriotic hen took
her leave
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visor with foreman and eight N,
under him.
Supreme Court

Associate Justice George w. Han.
son OF Calais has closed a special
session of the Supreme Judicia,
court i'll Belfast and left on the al,
tcrnoon train for Portland. A nun,
Der of cases continued from he
April term, when Judge Hansos
was Obliged to cut the term shor
owing to illness of other judges or
the bench. were heard withou, 4
jury, the Judge reserving his decis,
ion until later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-15

Warships have to be cleaned on the
outside. On one shin alone 200 men
worked all day scrapinc off 900 tons of
animal and plant growth This ire
mendous quantity Of sea life had ac-
cumulated in less than two years,
during which time the ship had trav-
eled many thousands miles The
weight of the barnacles was SO great
That from 25 to 40 percent more coal
vas consumed in maintaining the norA
NAL speed Of the boat.