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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-03-27
egg Hunt for Juniors.

The members of the Junior Red
Cross will have an egg hunt next Sat-
urday, March 3Oth, ont the high school
grounds. in the afternoon. All the
children are urged to attend this
hunt and help the Junior Red Cross
fund A small charge will be made
to each child participating in the
hunt and enough eggs for all will be
assured.
Remember, Saturday, March 30th.
In the afternoon, and ask your mo-
theirs to bring you.
to say few words to the Junior Red
Cross members at the high school
auditorium last week in regard to
the work that Is expected Of them.
] cannot urge too strongly the neces-
sity of immediate action on the part
of the Juniors to help swell the funds
for the Red Cross work. Another
drive for a second Red Gross war
fund is scheduled for May 20-27, and
We do not want 10 fall behind ON
our quota.
The generous response of the
American people to the demands Of
the Red Cross elected unstinted
praise from the British government
The American Red Cross raised in
one year $100,000,000, while the
British government has only raised
$50, 100000 during the whole period
Of the war; and this hundred million
was a direct gift Of the American
people in answer to the urgent appeal
for funds to carry on war relief
The Juniors had their share in
this, and they can continue to have
- -, o l. .Al ~ II
to the work and cooperate with the
local chapter. ~ assistance that
the members Of II Walhalla chapter
can render to the Junior members
will be gladly rendered. If at any
time they want a notice published in
the paper, If they Will communicate
with me, will gladly see that 1t
finds space.
Mrs. J. A. Steck, Chairman,
Finance and Publicity Committee
Walhalla Chapter American r. c.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-03-27
Allied Losses In Territory and Mate
rinls Are Heavy.

(First reports of the German drive
against the Allied forces will be
found or page ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-03-27
GER,lA Ms HoMBAKD PARIS.
New and Mighty Gun Used ut Dist
% ance of 20 Miles.

Paris, March 23.-According to
the latest reports the long distance
cannon which bombarded Paris this
afternoon was firing from distance
of 120 kilometers approximately
"a II miles) and was located about
12 kilometers beyond the French
front
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-11
SPOJENCI OBSADILI SARAJEVO A
PEVNOST MAUBEUGE..

Kratce pred uzavrenm vojska marsalka Haiga OBJ
sadila pevnost Maubeuge ezc begickych hranic Fran
couzska armada postoupa pode cee sve nie Americana
probi pred Sedanem druha amercka armada po-
stoupila cele care Lotrnkach. -,.s
Cd posedn Fochovy ofensvy osvobozeno spojenc 5000
cverecnich mil belgo-francouzskeho zem kdezo sobou
armada okupovaa mesto Saraevo Bosne kteremz
rakousk arciknize Ferdinand by zasrelen keyzo
atentat byl jakymsi pocatkem valky svetove.
vsech frontach spoenci postupu rovnez
pokracova Nepratesvi boistich zastaveno dnes do
poedne, brzy po podepsan pfimeTi
Rakousko bylo vsem vzdy Nemeckem - jen v
sypani predeso Germani
Bavorsky kra mel zausk nemecky trun nu po svych
predcich jest ma to pfiblbly dost.
Slavi sme skonceni valky shroucen Germane pred
jest pravda, ale muzem ceou naS rados po
vazova generani zkousku jak bude nase demokrati
ck demonstrate vypadat oslava opravdva media
jiste dlouho cekati
Napred musi prit Czech mistr Jan Hus ably die neho
Luther moh zreformova nemeckou ckev napred musela
pri Ceskosovenska repubka ably zabednenym Germanlm
PROTEIN byl zrak Kdo mas je menecennesm narodem?
Hunove prichaze teprve dine demokratcejsi myslen
KY &C Jim je z pred ctyfmi sty ety mas tak Zzka tax
zorne husitskym pacaty vstepova do tvrdych paic
Sova nesmrtelneho pevce "Savy Dcery' Jana Kolara:
Kdo pouta ma otroky sam jest otrokem znamenite
dou pfilehat tenn, jimz tu dobu bya adresovana.
Povnnos vojina jest bojova, snaSeti svzele zraneni
pfpade smr ale vse toto jest pry mackos prot
tomu kdyz jest mem zadano vycsti turecke mesto.
Saven kamuflazoveho miru jest prece jen premnejsi,
nez-i Sc stale docati kamuflazovanych vitezstv
Tisk nemecky uzkostive taze, pry stane ger
manskym cisafstvim jen rpevost, Nemcum poyi
marsal Foch.
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REVOLTA v Me-
MECkU NEZMENl.
PODMfNKY SPO-
JENCU.
OBCANSKA VALKA BY
BYLA ZHOUBOU
TEUTONU.

Washington, 10. listopadu.
Demokraticky prevrat v Meme
cku nebude NIT zadneho vlivu
ma plany spojeneckych vlad,
pokud .se tykati. bude odzbro-
!ieni Germanstva. Nehledes ma
nynejsi .chaoticky stav rise bu-
de pozadovano splneni podmi-
mex stanovenych marsalem Fo-
chem do posledni pismeny. Ne
mecku nepomGze ami utek kai-
sra a jeho nejblizsich stoupen-
eli ami vnitrni rozvrat ktery sc
muze diti zcela v duchu rus
ke m. Cisar prchl a jedna sc ja-
ky trest mu ma byti urcen "a
jeho ciny "a ktere byl sam v
prvni rade zodpoveden. Panu-
je zde presvedceni, ze Holand-
sko neb jina neutralni zeme
jej spojencum vyda kdyz tax
bude nalehano.
Zneni spojeneckych podmi-
mex jest tvrde, jest horst nezli
vzdani Sc a svet Sc pry podivi,
az budou uplne zna,ny.
Hrichy Nemecka spachane
jenom v Belgii jsou tax hrozne,
re nemohou byti ponechany
bez naleziteho trestu. Nemci sa
mi naznacili vlastnimi mirovy-
mi podminkami v dobytych ze-
mich jak jednati porazenym
nepfitelem a nezbude Jim mic
jineho nezli pozriti vlastni hor
ky a trpky lex.
Kdyz uzavren byl kruty mir
" Bukuresti nestastnym Ru-
munske.n zpupni Hunove pra-
viii: "Mirove podminky vam
ulozene niceho nejsou proti to-
rlu, co diktovati budem pora-
Ienym spojencum."
Slova ktera jsou v dobre pa
met; spojeneckych vojenskych
:vudcu diplomatic. V Nemecku
sotva zavladne takovy chaos
(Pokracovani re strany 81
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PODROBNOSTI o VYJEDNAVANl
PRiMERf.

Londyn, g. stopadu. Zprava zaslana nemeckymi
parlamentari francouzske front6:
Mas kuryr, kapitan Hedorf zdrzen by ceste zrice
nym mose Jest zadoucno, ably byo kazde nice
nj ces jez must by do dasch rozkazd uyoneny Ia pr
cnou yvarovan zmatki zadame abychom bezdratne by
vedomeni pfesnem smeru teto cesty.
Jest tez zadoucno zasav palbu cesty krat
kou dobu kdyby byo vsak nutno pabu obnov zaame en
kratke pfedchozi varovani.
Won Winterfeld.
DIE vseho jedna Nemecku jen vymluvu, ably moho
odpoved otae nebot nemecka delosrelba paba stro
mich pusek znemoznue kuru cd rancouzske front
do Spa.
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v CECHACH JE PORADEK.

Bern TO- listopadu - Ze zprav Czech e patrno, ma
rodn rada ceskoslovenska zaveda cee kAzen po
fadek bez nejmensich obtiz mestech kere mali neme
cke vesny neb aspon znacny pocet nemeckych obyvae
jako Brne Olomouc Opave Jhlave Ceske Lip9 Ltomeri
cch Rumburku N6mecke posadky vsude byly ryche od
zbroeny ceskym voskem Ceskosovenska vada organsue
narodni armadu neobycejnou rychlos Okamze uvory
move vojenske skupny tax aby ceske vojsko poisio
nemeckym byla provedena revise vojenskych
hned povolani do zbrane vojaci novi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-11
POSLEDNf HODlNA NEMECKEHO
ClSARSTVf Sc BLlM.
KANCLER DOZNAVA, zE JEST
VALKA ZTRACENA.


Londyn TO- listopadu. - Drive nez- nemecky kancler,
prime badensky poda svo paecn resgnac vyda Nemcdm
hranicemi nasledovnf provolani
echto tezkych dnech kdy kesat bude adce tax mno-
heho vas ktefi jste hrancemi nemecke v obkopen
manfestacem zlomyslne rados nenav nezoufejte vsak
mad nemeckym idem Z
Nas voaci bojovai hrdnne az do poslednho okamziku
jako zadna na armada pred m Vast podaa dukazy bez
prikladne silly utrpeni vytrvaosti
patem valky, opusten cd spojencd nemGze ne
mecky lid odvaz dasho veden vaky prot stale vzrista
jici presile
Vtezstv ktere tax mnozi douali nam nebylo dopra-
Ale nemecky narod doby daleko vesho vtezstv sam
mad sebou dGveTe re moe jeste nenf pravem
tohoo vtezstv cerpat budem slu pro ocekava-
c mas ezke DOLBY kter take mdzete pomoci bu
dOVati.
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hio pochazejicich.

hio pochazejicich.
Zavodci pechoty, Jaroslay
Mares, jehoz ,rodice bydli v ci-
sic 1864 vych. 70 ul., padl v
boji V argonnskem lese a po-
z1statky jeho We FranG-i pio-
hrbeny. e
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vALKA SK0NCENA.
(Pokracovani sc strany prv.lj.)


Frankfurte mad Mohane Brunsvku Hanoveru Kielu Ham
burku Lubeku Zverne Bremach Fensburku Rendsburku,
Cachach, Kaselu, Norimberku Mannheimu, Gladbachu
Muensteru.
Essenach bya zatcena pani Bohenova rozena Kruppo
va hlavni mateka tamnejsfch prosulych zbrojren Ma
berinskych prateo vosko ldem podobne jako
bylo Rusi Dusojnc kteTi nechte spoti pro-
letariatem, by proste zabiti
Nevaznejsim okamzikem byo, kdyz Scheidemann pred
obrovskym zasupem precet zpravu zfeknu Sc csafe Vi
vady prjato bylo nadsenym voanm Zasup roz-
vnu rude vajky aza zpevu Marseasy paradoval uceni
v Kieskem prdpavu zablokovalo nekok btevnc vjezd
prsavu zemozneny by rozkazy sareho namofniho
mnstersva Kielu byo vyhozeno do vzduchu sest neme
ckych bitevnic nych sest Hamburku Pr vzboufen byo
Kielu zabito 28 osob nazvice dustojnlku
e zamavo re nemecka revouce zacase Sc deJe ole Dol
sevickeho vzoru byo pozorovano pr poucnich demon
srach hra zajac nekolika mestech dulezitou roll
Washington, 10. istopadu. - Pcdmnky prmsfi byly Ne
meckem pfjaty Statn departemen ohla tax dnes rano
struGnou vetou: "Primeri bylo podepsano"
Dnes g. hodne rann neb die parizskeho casu ILL., hod
dopcledni bylo nepaevi vech frontach e
paran,entaf nedel pravs pilnoc podepsa
spoenecke podmnky Satn departement pax radostnou
zvs.t oznamil 2:5O dnes rano.
PFene zneni podmnek nedostane veTejnost ak
pred hodnou ranni ale ma ze paty budou
tax, ak byy kokrae jiz oznamovany Nsnci musi
sti vaecne zajace poeneckych narodd, kdezto e
ch zajac nternovan pckud nenastane jakys
fsdeht
Cesta nemecksho kuryra nsmeckeho hlavniho
uyahy pred podepsan1n zabray AZ hcdin
Zprava konceni valky zaslana byla predentu
Wilsonov do Beho Domu nskolk mnut dana byla nov
narskym Jim.
Sobotn odpoledni zpravy prnaSely davno ocekavanou
west re car Vil6m spou korunnm vzdai VIA
dy Hasaa tax depee vsan stanice bezdrtne teegra
fe Nauen N6mecku spojenci zachycena. Radovy tee
gram pTse primo sance amecke ale departemen wash
ingonsky este zdGraznova nema dosud rednho
potvrzeni.
Zpravy dosly soucasne do Parize Londyna. Text de-
pese Uni:
Nemecky cisaisky kancer, prime Macmillan badensky,
vyda nasedovn dekret
Cisaf kral sc rozhodI zfeknouti sc trGnu.
Cisafsky kancl6r zdsane drade dokud nebudou
many vekere oazky tykac odstoupen csare zreknut
vady korunnho prince jak Nemecku tax Prusku
va vlada zavedena.
Do vady hodla menovai poslance Eberta ako csarsle
no kancere navrhue ably vydana bya pfedoha ez by
veda natnost zakon ktem by Timed bylo zavedeno vse
obecne hasovac pravo konsucn nemece nrodn shro
azden ez by ustalo prist vadu nemeckeho naroda
koveho du, ktery by sobe pral z uvnitf cisafstvi.
Berlin dine 8. listopadu 1911. Csafsky kancler
Telegram Berina ohlasuje dale resignace ministr yn
tra msrukcniho agrkuturnho fnancniho Prusky potra
vnoyy konroor zada taktez aby zbaven by Tadu prus
minstr vefejnych praci zadal podobne propusenou.
Die konskych listu siri duch revouce po ceem "a
padnm Nemecku zvesti tyto mali nasledek vekych
behd du fnancn usavy takze nekok bernskych bank
bylo donuceno zastavit Wplaceni penez
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-11
ZAVODcf JAROSLAV MA.
RES Z CLEVELANDU PADL
We FRANCII.

Dnesni seznam ztrat We Fran
eli vykazuje $50 jmen, mezi
nimiz je 113 jmen vojinl z O.
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dne Kdyz ma nalehavou zadost Fipa Schedemanna
jenz by cenem csaskeho mnisterkeho kabnetu jako
stupce socialistcke srany prece stnu okamzk
chve podepsal pax sovy nad to bude prospech Ne
mecka."
Zprvu vaha podpisem ale nejnovejsi zpravy nemec-
kych revoach jej donuti. Hstoricky document
mem podepsa korunni prime.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-11
POSLEDNf STATNf AKT PODEPSA
NY BERLlNSKOU BESTIf

Londyn, 10. listopadu Vilem Hohenzolerg podepsal
abdkaen istinu nemeckem havnim stanu pftomnos ko
runniho prince marska Hndenburga iz sobou dopole
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-30
HUNTING NOTES

Bangor News-Stephen A. Dun
ply. noted hunter, fisherman and
express messenger, with the assist
ance Of Stillman Sawyer as guide,
was very fortunate in being able to
bring down from Greenville Sat-
urday night a rather forlorn deer
having only two legs and a fine set
Of horns. AS to where and how he
got the deer, the boys at the station
say. that Stephen has been strange
ly silent. not even claiming that he
shot it or that it was shot at all. 1t
Is the opinion of some of the ex-
perts in his department that the deer
died Of old age and If 1t was shot at
all, it was not in closed season but
the first day after the season op-
ened. Nevertheless, Stephen is very
proud of his deer and will talk about
it as eagerly as any real hunter
could. When asked what he will
take for it, he answers very prompt
ly that he is not dealer but a con-
sumner
Two hundred and thirty-five deer
and five bear had passed through
the Bangor game inspection station
up to Monday night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-30
WALDOBORO

NORTH-Frank Fogg has moved Ais
portable mill to Appleton.
Misses Lula Mank and Ida Miller
called on Mrs. Elmer Shuman Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Shuman and son Clarence
went to Appleton Friday for the winter,
where he has employment in Fogg 8
mill
Miss Lizzie Wall Of New York City il
visiting her father. Isaac Overlook.
Caleb Comno drove to Thomaston YrI-
day to see DR.. Eben Alden.
Mrs. Flavilla Burnheimer, who has
been passing several days in waldo5oro
at the home Of her nephew, ". v. Burn
hemer. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Keen. Mr. ard
Mrs. Perl Carroll ans Miss Mary shu-
man and son Clarence, have moved 10
Appleton for the winter. where .aev
have employment in the mill OF Frank
Fogg.
Isaac Overlook and T. H. Mank are
both in very poor health.
Otis Bornheime.. was in washine.,r
Mills recently building Q chimney tor
Algernon Austin. :.
Nelson Kaier and Mrs. octavia
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FRAUD ALLEGED
IN CONNORS WILL

Bangor. Me-, Oct. 29.-On Monday
through his counsel, Edward B. Muir
ray of Bangor and William r. Pat
tangall of Augusta, Patrick Corners
Of Bangor, appellant from the decree
Of judge of probate allowing the will
Of John Corners, late of Bangor,
filed in the probate court his reasons
for appeal. The document filed al
leges fraud and deceit by interested
parties in the procuring of the will,
material chaages in the will without
the knowledge of testator, including
the addition Of names OF beneficiaries
after the signing of the will without
the knowledge or consent of testator,
the use of undue influence to induce
testator to sign the will and that
te1tator subsequently revoked both
will and codicil.
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SMTTHF1ELD

Martin Perkins had the misfortune
to cut his foot recently while in the
woods, necessitating the amputation
OF two OF his toes. Nine stitches had
to be taken in dressing it.
Burnham & Merrill are paying off
at their corn shop. They have q
large acreage signed for next year.
The ground is 80 wet that but few
farmers can pillow at present.
. George futile and family returned
from Boston Saturday.
J. H. Littleneld arrived home from
Boston Saturday. He plans to 20
back the last Of the week to Waltham
where he and Mrs. Littlefi6ld have
employment for the winter.
Schools in town will commence
next Monday, Nov. 4.
Elton Rowe and Walter Marston
are threshing in town.
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STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands Of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead Of
taking tones, or trying 10 patch up .
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause Of the ailment - cloGged
liver and disordered bowels.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in soothing. healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per.
forming their natural functiona away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
If you have q bad taste IN your
mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor.
lazy, don't-care feeling, no ambition Or
energy, troubled with undige.ted foods
you should take Olive sTablet2 the
substitute for calomel
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets ere .
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
griping. cramps o. pain.
Take one Of Two 1t bedtime for quick
relief, % you can eat what you like.
At loc and 2sc per box. Az dsuggisR
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YANKEE NAVAL
BASE ON THE
FRENCH COAST

American Naval Base. France. Sept.
Csc dence) Here on this
rugged Breton coast there is an
American naval establishment which
Is sort Of composite Of the busy
activity Of the navy department at
Washington and OF one Of the big
navy yards on the American sea-
board.
Vice Admiral Wilson commanding
the American naval forces in French
waters, has his headquarters here.
with an executive stan quartered in
one of the largest buildings Of the
city, fronting the Place President
Wilson. American bIuejackets are
on guard at all the entrances. and
steady files Of American naval officers
and sailors crowd the corridors on
their various duties.
Tho streets are flled with Ameri.
tan sailors on liberty parties" often
5000 and 5000 in a single party. And
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WINDSOR

WEST-The Ladies' Union will be
entertained at the home Of Mrs.
Hiram Pierce Wednesday afternoon.
Red Cross meeting Thursday after
noon at the 1Aapel.
Rev. Mark H. Wakefield returned
from northern Maine Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Casweil en-
joyed a few days visit with their
daughter Alice on Church Hill re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Pierce, Mr..
and Mrs. U. 8. Pierce and Mrs. In
celia Gardner motoFed to Thorndike
Sunday, Oct. 20, where they enjoyed
the day with their daughter, Mrs. G.
T. Blethen.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harold Gardner Of
Portland were called here by the
serious illness Of Mr.. Gardeners
mother Mrs. Warren Ssekins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCurda have
closed their desidence and intend 70
pass the winter In Chelsea. Mass.
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'reamer visited relatives in Union Fri

Creamer visited relatives in Union Fri
day
Miss Dorothy L. Shuman. who has Ind
employment in Portland for the past
several months, has returned home.
Nf. and. Mrs. Pearl whitehouse wont
to Manktown Thursday, Oct. II. to at
tend the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Ba,-
tie Mank. who died in Camden Of pnsu-
monia. leaving a husband and six ch,l.
dren.
Mrs. Oradeli E. Stahl. who has been N
Concord. Mass. for the past four weeks
caring for her daughter-in-Iaw, Mrs. r.
M. stahl. who has been seriously III
with pneumonia. returned home Thurs
day.
Mrs. Bert l.. Bornheimer received
word few days ago of the death of ney
niece. Miss Ida Dean in LakeyiIle, Mass.
The sad intelligence was received here
early Monday morning Of the death CT
Private Samuel j. shuman, who died IT
wounds received in battle overseas He
was the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edw., C.
Shuman.
Mrs. r. N. stahl has so far recovered
from her recent illness as to be able to
return home Thursday.
Mrs. Fessenden Stone and friend o.
Edgecomb were guests Of Mrs. d. o.
stahl Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Carroll of Union
and Mrs. Alice Winchenbach were Sun.
Day guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. F..
league.
MRS. Herbert ORR. who has been pass-
ing several days with her sister, Mrs.
Mae N. Kaler, in Rockland, has re-
turned home
Elmus Shuman ana daugh+a- p
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Bankruptcy Proceedings

A hearing was ordered for Monday
in the United States district court in
Bangor on the petition Of Bangor
creditors of Roscoe M. Flagg that he
be adjudged insolvent, but there was
10 appearance, a fling later being ex-
pected. The petition was presented by
creditors holding claims aggregating
about $4,000 and 1t is alleged in their
petition that within four months
rrior to the filing of said petition, that
Roscoe NJ. Flagg, while insolvent, did
conceal and remove great part Of
his property with intent to hinder, de-
lay and defraud his creditors" Mr..
Flagg has been in the automobile
trade in Bangor for several years and
closed his business as principal last
summer.
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY
The following petitions in bank
ruptcy have been filed:
Lindsey D. Giles of Fort Fairfield.
Secured claims, $25; unsecured,
s265.1o.
Joseph Hart Of Washburn, farmer.
Secured claims. none; unsecured.
1888.
Edward N. Dean of Limestone. Sc
cured 500: unsecured $6.140.55.
George c. Pratt Of Fairfield. Sc
cured 500: unsecured, s21s.62.
Charles w. Spofford of Deer Isle.
Secured, s195; unsecured, $569.S5.
William Drake of Caribou. Secured,
$45; unsecured, $a7S.s9.
Walter B. Carmichael Of Monticel-
10. Secured, none; unsecured, $716.5o.
Clarence w. Grant Of Brownville.
Secured, $3.50: unsecured, $40l.
Frank L. Wright of Moulton, sec
ton man. Secured. $275; unsecured,
$2,226.
Clarence M. Mann Of Bangor, farm
er. Secured, $3.50; unsecured,
$S26.50.
Eibridge Tracy Of Presque Isle. Sc
cured, none; unsecured. $a21.11.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-30
COAL SITUATION
AT BRUNSWICK

Brunswick, Me-, Oct. 29-Hartley
c. Baxter and Harvey ]. Given, the
local fuel committee, Monday ten
dered their designations to James K.
Hamlin OF Portland, the State Fuel
Administrator.
The women of Brunswick have de-
cided to put their finger in the coal
situation. Owing to the lack of this
fuel, the women are to canvass the
town to determine the households
which have not received their proper
aliotments. and hope for some salts
factory solution when their investi-
cation Is completed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-30

on the water front there is the hustle
and activity of a huge navy yard,
with scores of American naval craft
and transports lying in the harbor,
and the shore alive with a vast naval
installation.
Besides the rush Of the port itself,
this is the naval administration CEN
ter for 300 miles Of the French coast,
divided into three districts, with a
number Of the chief ports into which
the masses of Americal men and
material are pouring.
Aside from the American transport
fleet which comes and goes, there is a
standing personnel Of officers and
men in these districts. with some so
ships-destroyers. repair ships, con-
verified yachts. mine sweepers and
naval tugs. The shore establishment
is on the same extensive scale, with
aerodromes for balloons and air.
planes, great stacks Of coal and NAM
moth tanks for fuel oil.
Naval headquarters is in constant
wireless touch with the whole range
miles Of front and far out to sea
where the conveys are steadily NOV
ing in and out. All the orders are
issued here for this intricate move
ment. the meetings at sea at appoint
ed places.-end the zig-zag routes
which will cheat the hostile craft
lying off the coast. From outside
headquarters one sees the wireless
antennae stretching of to a nearby
church steepie. thus giving a great
sweep of wire for gathering the sound
waves. There Is also direct tele-
graph and telephone, so that if need
be conversation may go on between
naval chiefs and American officers at
Paris or London.
1t is huge work this big establish
ment is carrying on. On the strictly
naval side are the defensive and Of
fensivs observation-disclosures of Amer
lean and other allied shipping in the
vast movement Of men and material
across the Atlantic, and offensive in
the war Of determination being made
against enemy submarines.
Outside Of the naval operations.
there is the steady march of a vast
naval construction at all the ports
along this 800 miles Of sea front, re.
pair plants. fuel stations, oil tanks.
water works, and all the require
ments Of a great naval establishment
which is constantly. expanding.