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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-27

fir einen gnnb Der @Dlfer, cine
r2easne Of Nations" saitbeikt nno
Sie 9iegiernng aiitoriiiert, feit5nltel-
len, mas 5nr Griinonns zines iolden
@0lferbnnoes nptiuenois lit. Spro
Gnrson itellte ipater fplgenbe siuei
ormnbleaen6e ge6ingnnsen fir einen
ipld)en Suno amf. Gritens, ale Boil
fer iollten sm Der eisa seh0ren, nnr
nidt 0emtidlanb, 10 lange es ieinen
Ylan einer @eltberrldjaft nidt an!-
aeaeben babe unb engliId)e mnS ame~
rifaniidle Mmi6annnsen miften oas
leitenbe Nfptip in Der gilbnng bes
ymn6cs iein. 9pro Gnrson betonte
aud, baf man bei Der 8ilbnns Sie!es
8nnbes langiam pprseben miiiie-
8abrenS Der 0ebatte iiber bic 9fe-
Sc 6es Gtaatsiefretars Or. ppn aiihl'
mann fat and Der bentide 3eidls-
fansler, Graf Sertlimg, cine yfeoe int
Sentif)en Meidlstas sebalten. Gr er-
flarte, baf er and nripriinslid nid)t
bic glbiidt gebabt babe, cine Geoe s,t
balten. Jribere Grfabrnnaen batten
i'm oapor abgeldreft. Satten oentld)c
StaatsmGmmer bon Jrieoen seIprD=
den, 10 babe man bns ais SduGd)e
ober ais 6interliit ansgelest, hafteu
iie BON bcm feiten Gntidlnf geipro-
den, iid in bieiem GrObermngsfrirg,
Der linen in perbrederiidDer ySeile
anfsesmnnscn lei, bis sum 2etten ut
pcrteiOigen, 10 babe man bus Geidrei
bon prenkiident Msilitarismus erbo-
ben, benz iid ielbit bic fiibrenoen
StaatsmGnner nntcriuiirfen. Gr lei
oesbnlb am "a. Tcbruar lueiter &c,
aanaen mnb babe erflart, Die bier
Yrinsipien bcs Eraii6enten @iliUn
f6nnten als yaiis fir einen 8eltfric-
ben bienen. Gs lei feline Mntlu0rt bon
Seifen bes Eraiibenten erfulgt naO
cs babe oaber and feinen 3pef, iuei,
ter iiber bic Sad)e 81 lpreden. St-
siuiIden lei sic Slnfiinoisnng BON
bem beabiid)tigten @Glferbnno, Der
2eagne Of Teoples", erfolst. 9entId-
lambs Negmer batten es flar gemadt,
baf iie ben aern oieier 2iga biloen
iuiiroen uno oak man bic slbiidt ba-
be, oas nnbebaslid anfitrebenoe
9entidlanb uirtidaftlid) si eritifen.
Gr erflGrte Sann einige glenkernngen
aiblmann's, bic man falid anfge-
faft babe. Gum Sdlnf. iaste er, Der
Serridler bes yeid)s, Die Jiiriten nnb
bas @Dlf itanben felt sm chamber uoll
@ertranen anf 6as .0eer, ieine 5iib-
rer nnb Die 0iilie oes Nllmadtigen.
Spater antlpprtete bon Niiblmann
nod auf berid)iebene &ritifen, bic an
ieiner Ge6e gemad)t iunroen.
Sas gmiteroamer cSanbelsblab"
bebanptet, uGbrenb Der Reoe oes
oemtiden Neidsfanslers lei abiolmt
fein Gntbuiiasmns i'm beutidem
Geidstas ST. bemerfen seiueien.
Gngltid]e Sepeid]en erflaren Die
glenfernng ppn &iiblmanns, bah Die
militariiden Mftipnen ben aricg
nidt beenoeu f6nnten, fir Elm Ginge-
itdnonis Der Sduad)e.
Barrier 3eitnnsen erflaren Die Ss.
banptmns aiiblmann's, Jiuelanb lei
Der ltrbeber bes 3rieges, fir eins
Siige.
Gine Sepeihes ams Saiel meloet
Or. upn aiiblmann, Der Staatsiefre-
tar bes bentIden 9lmsuGrtigcn glm-
tes, uerbe snriiftreten. 9asielbe be-
banptet cine eunboncr Sepeide. Sic
siebt ais Grmnb fir oieiem Jiiftritt
an, bnk aiiblmann erflGrt babe, Der
Arieg fOnne nidJt onrd militGriide
Satigfeit allein beenbet luerbeu, biz
plomatiide gerbamblnngen miiften
idHieflid belfen, ben 5rieoen berbei-
sufiibten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-27
&crtnsfD mieoer altfgetandt>
G6]Rn p(6gi6 in Oct M6edereoNleren6 In ton0pn.
9Siu nad) 2(mertfa.
l1ldtS UidtlQeS von der Piaue front.
S5riicfcnfppf 9cnDmmem.
Gjeqeuaugrife Der Settrreider 5nrafgtldagen.
Ser Grdiioent nno ote rniiii1e Holitif.
S5riicfcnfppf genpntirten.
Ser @rdiioent nno ote tniiiid)c Holitif.


True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
June the 9th as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
slleran6er &erensfp, Der friibere
rn1Iiide 9sremierminiiter, Der nadb
Ser erfulareidem 8plideiuifi=He
tim peridnanb, 1T plotlid) IN son-
Don anfgetandt, fat bic Snbpr Son'
ference beindJt nnb lit burt nit 8egei'
ifermng amfscnommen. Gr lit bereits
einiae Gage in Qonbpn. Gr fua inter
qroFen 9efabren nnO Dielen Mben-
tenerm ieine JlnAt ans 3nElanS be.
iperfifellist baben. Gr beabiidtigt in
einer 8cae p6er sebn sasen undJ
Mmerifa 81 eebeu. st belt IN Der ar-
beiter-aunferen5 cine 9ie6e. Nad III
rer 8een6igmns berrid)te siemlide
1tnrube. Wfan iupllte iuiiIen, men
aerensfp repraientiere. Ser Sorlit<
sen6e erflGrte, oies nidlt SIT fpiiien.
geadJ finer Oepeidbe ans GOnbpn wia
Qerensfp Sic enalildle mno sic ameri-
faniidje geu6lferuna uon ben mirt-
Iid1en 2nftanSen in 9inflan6 III
aeuntuis ieBen. Gr bebauptet, 9tnE-
lauo lei uidlt ans benz Griege, bic
rufIiide Tront eriitiere Md, he let
nur ppn ben 0entIdlen mnS DETER
reid)ern auriifaeorGnat.
9sidtiae 9seuiafeiten iinb gelterm
uid1t BON Der 9iaDe -iyront gefummca.
0o6 oas lueitiide p6er fi6lide liter
aaus pon ben Ceiterreidern serGnmt
lit, mitrSe aeiterm id5pu gemelbet.
Sente fpmmt Sic gaadridt, baf Sic
.Staliener 0ie Wefeitignngen oeryriide
ppu Gapp Sile pOllitGn6ia in ibreun
Veiis haben, oab he 6ielelben nms-
aeoehnt haben, bah bic Criterreider
6ies onrdj Weaeuamgriffe uerbin6ern
iuollten, Sai, 6ieIe 0egenansriffe aber
snriidae5d5laaen ipmr6en mnS 6ah bic
sStuiiener I'm Wansen siuiIden 1000
1f19D 3OOO te1te V1etaugenf ma@fens
l3oonrdl bic 3abl Der BON linen In
ben 0egenansriffen Der Geiterreider
gemadten Oefansenen anf $4,000
aeitiegen itn0. 3miiden Wiori nno
gippio baben bic Staliener einen por-
seidobenen Soften Der Ceiterreider
Serit6rt. Spnif idJeint nidJts beionoe-
res borstfpmnien 81 iein. Nm ben an'
bern Seilen Der HiaDe-6run babcn
nnr Artiaerie-aGmpfe itattgefunoen.
Der a1nerifamiide 2nftidiffer Go-
iuaro q. Eariuns aus 1ulpufe, ,Winii.,
bat ieim Diertes bemtides 2nftfdiff
9ernntergebradt.
ssanf amerifaniid)e 9nftidiffer ba-
ben ltdl an elnem Mngrlfr amf opii-
flans, I'M Npepre-e5fbtet, betstltsf.
NprouelfIt@ pom e5tpmetIer, mat
ipe'f pont Sarfmanns'peiieriopf enf-
lsrnf, Daben liniere anterifantlDen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-27
Oie GonareBleute aus

Die &ongreBlellte aus oenl
5toate 2ouiiiana baben Die 8unoes
Giienbobn aomniliion eriud)t, oen
merifaniiden Mrbeitsfraftell mel1a
3ur 8erribtung Der Sarnlarbeiten in
oas Serritorium Der Ser. Staafen
eiltgefiibrt meroen, cine beoeutenoe
GrnlaBigung Der giienbabn 5abr,
preiie SIT geiudbren. gs miro porge.
ihlagen. sob oieie 2eiite niht nlebr
ols einen Gent pro Wseile bon Der
merifaniiden @ren5e nod irgeno Ell.
mem Hunfte in oen Ser Staaten.
no lie arbeiten merOen be5ablen.
- Gin fltrbtbarer 3ornaoo, Der
iiiolih BON Dem Staothen Green @i-
tp, Io., binbrauite, bat nidt mtr fo-
loIIolen Diaterialihaoen angerihtet,
ionoern aud flint MenI6enleben g.
foroert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-27
0uantun Bier perabrei-

7ben1eIienes 0uantunl Bier perabrel-
den laBt.
9lns oieIem Grltnbe iino in eng
lano olle @eriuhe, Dem 2aroe nl1ter
oen @ortpanoe, oaB es i'm SntereIle
elmer pirfialnen &riegfiibrung liege,
Irobibition alfau5iuingen, feblge-
iblagelt. Die 9fegierung bat iogar
oas taglid)e gierauantum gelegentlif)
erbobt nno oaourh cine elltiprehen6e
Grbobung Der 9lrbeitsleiitnng ersielt.
Man iollte meinell nit elmer 10 elm
manofreien geipeisfiibrung fonnten
aud 8rean llt1o @ertoiIen iid abfin=
ben: tpenn aus feinenl onoerer1, oarn
tpenigltefls aus neutrality-suspicious.,
aber augeniheinlidJ gebt Der Batrto=
tisrnus Ser 9errlfaftert iiber Die gis=
tDallerfaraffe nidt binals
0as eill5ige 2ano, oas Yrobibition
als &riegsnlaBnabnte eingefiibrf bat,
lit RuBlano gepeIen nno ieoermann
meiB, tpie~es ibm befontnlen tit. Wlr
fonnen ltrts rlibt geltatten, Die bort
genlahten Grfdbrnngen 5u igflorie=
rem. gbeilioipeilig 6nnen mir nns ge=.
itatten, &riegsmaBnabnen naf) oen
@inIhen perbobrter Sanatifer llno
perlhrobener @eiber 3ll treffen, tie
miilleu nod oen 8eoiirfrliiien getrof-.
zen peroe1, Die Ser 4rieg geiddffen
bat. @enn es mabr tit, ooB Die ent-
siehung oes 9ieres oie 2eiitllngen
anlerer @erftarbeiter Inn elm polcs
9iertel reon5ieren miiroe = iino nad)
oen in @tglano gernadten grfabrlln=
gen lit es tpabr ipdre Die gi,l-
fiibrung Matchmaker Brobibition cine
idpere 8erfiinoigung an oen 2ebens-
illterelIen oes 2anoes, nuo mer iEl=
nrer eine iolhe geriiinoigung begiilt-
Itigt, lnaft iid zines stftes ihuloig.
Dem ale @orausiesirngen elmer pa-|
triotiihen Sanolung abgeben @as
8rpan urto @erloiien nidt nadoriif-
lih geirug eeiagt meroen fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-27
Spprt.

.9itte, nteine Serri6aften, treten
Sic einl @eltte gum letteit YiaI: ote
3ltiamnreugepa6ienen 9riIlingel Be-
niieen Sic oieie @elegenbeit, iIleiue
SerridafteH! eS lit beute tatidhlih
5un ouerlestenmal! Morsen ntuB eli.
ne ser Gamen perreiienl"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-08
MOTOR CYCLE AND
AUTO COLLIDE

Monmouth, July I'm a head
on collision between motor cy-
Gle and an automobile, Joseph
A. Nadeau and Miss Hazel lib
belts, both of Lewiston, received
painful injuries Sunday afternoon.
The accident occurred on Norris Hill,
near Highmoor Farm, the State agri-
cultural experiment station. Mr.. Ma
deau. who was driving the motor
cycle, was the most seriously hurt. A
hasty examination indicated that
there was a compound fracture Of his
right thigh. The other leg was badly
bruised. Miss Tibbetts, who occu-
pied a rear seat on the cycle, received
numerous cuts about the face. The
front wheel of the motor cycle was
demolished. The automobile, a light
touring car, contained six passengers.
and was driven by Charles Alfred
Myshrall of Eliza beth. n. J. None Of
the occupants was hurt and the car
was not damaged to any great extent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-08
NEW PORTLAND

Mss Susie Wentworth Of West
crook is visiting for several days at
the home Of Miss Mary Strickland.
Miss Wentworth has been teaching
in Sullivan High school at Berwick
the past year.
Mrs. A. Fl. Strickland, who has
been passing several weeks in Bel
fast. returned home on Tuesday.
The Wilbur hay press is in town
and has been pressing hay for a
good many of the farmers who want
to make room In their barns for
the new crop.
L. P. Hosley, lately Of Stanley
High school. kingfield, now OF Lis
bon Falls, was visiting in Westbrook
lately for a few days.
There was a good attendance at
the Fourth Of July celebration at
ehe East village. The "horribles"
EUere of much interest and the candy
Nee cream and luch counters we.se
VIAL patronized. Proceeds went to
II lRed Gross.
w. B. Clark. who has been quite
i'll. is gaining.
Mrs. Alice Houghton, who' has
bexA confined to the house by illness
late Esis better.
ON. Chase, who has been very
Ill With acute Bright's disease, was
able No ride out Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-08
MONMOUTH

Monmouth academy reunion will be
held on Aug. IA at the academy. The
committee in charge Of the program is
Mrs. H. Fl. Flanders, Mrs. H. f. Mer-
rll. Mrs. A. c. Sherman. Miss Geneva
Little and Max willard Secretary and
treasurer, c. e. Richmond Of Augusta.
Miss Elizabeth Ham left Saturday
for Colorado to pass the summer vaca-
ton with her brother and family.
Harold Andrews Mas returned from
Camp Devens, having been unable to
pass the final physical examination for
service.
Mrs Rose Gott return ed this week
from Augusta after passing the winter
and spring with her daughter. Mrs.
William Edwards, Jr., and family.
Jabez Ballard. who sustained par
alytic shock on Wednesday, IL, reported
to be in critical condition.
Mrs. c. H. Dearborn Of Auburn has
been passing few days with her aunt.
Mrs. c. B. Boyd. and family.
Miss C!aribel Smith has gone to
Harpswell for a weeks vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-08
6O-DAYS FACULTY AND
STUDENTS TRAINING
CAMP AT PLATTSBURG

Orono, Me, July President Rob-
ert J. Alley of the University OF
Maine has recently received an an
nouncement of 60-days Training
Camp at Plattsburg to open on July
IS, for college students and members
of the faculty. Students attending
this camp will he trained as assistant
instructors to help the military Of
fcer assigned to the University.
President Alley is authorized ia Sc
lect one student for each so students
in attendance during the past year,
and also one member CT the faculty
for each $50 students. The men Sc
lected will be of the highest type
ability in leadership, and must be
students who expect to return 20 col
lege in the fall. The minimum age
limit is fixed at Is years These stu
dents will be under temporary enlist
ment for sixty days, when they will
be discharged.
They will receive ,ousing. uni
forms. sustenance equipment, ano
military instruction, at government
expense. also the pay D. private OF =
$40 per month, and reimbursement OF
TRANSPORTATION to and from FiatSs-
burg at the rate of 81 cents mile.
This special Plattsburg Camp pre-7.
sents an excellent opportunity ZOE
military training and students at the
of Maine VINO are lhter-
ested should communicate with
President Alley at once.
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CHINA

SOUTH-A regular session Of China
Grange was held on the evening Of
July 3rd. 4 Harvest Feast was aerv~
ed at 100 r. =. which was enjoyed by
about forty oetrons. including two
new members.
After supper the business session
was held, and 1t was decided to omit.
the two meetings later this month,
and to hold the next meeting Aug. 7.
No program given as the hour was
late. A fine program to be given next
meeting.
A party Of thirty South China PEG,
pie started at an early hour to paes
the Fourth of July at Friendship. The
trip was greatly enjoyed by everyone
and will long be remembered asst a
great day. Bonnie Bruce, II. White
house, Miss Virginia Jones. Norman
=. Jones. z. H. Jenkins and Edwa I'D
Hewett furnished autos for the crowd
and helped make things pleasant f,br
all.
The regular Red Cross meeting WAS
omitted this week. Miss Annabel M.
Jones, who has charge Of the knitting
has some sock yarn to give out, while
we are waiting for our allotment from
Augusta for JHly. The all day meet
ing of the Red Choss win be held at
the Library next Thursday July IL,
Mrs. Madeline Walenta and Miss EN-
ma F. Whitehouse will entertain.
Bennie Mosher left on Monday to
enter the service of his country The
best wishes Of the community go with
him.
Carroll Jones and Bryan Bruce went
TO Albion to play baseball with the
China village team on the Fourth.
II. II. Bryant and HI. Whitehouse
went on a business trip to Augusta,
Gardiner. Dresden and Windsor. on
Friday.
Friends Of Arthur Harrington are
glad to hear he is gaining rapidly and
hopes to be home soon.
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BENTON

Miss Mary Mcdowell of Princeton
is visiting friends in town.
Miss Mabel Clifford of Vassajboro
who has been visiting Miss Mprguer-
lite Hunter, returned home Wednes-
day
Mrs. George Goodwin entertained
a number of friends and neighbors at
a lawn party recently in honor of
Carlton Bunker Of the 5000 Heavy
Field Artillery who is stationed at
Camp Devens and was at home on a
short furIough.
Eldon Alexander. who has been i'll
Fairfield Thursday.
John Eastman of Augusta passed
the fourth in town with his family.
Mrs. Thomas Morrear has returned
from Providence. r. T.. where she has
been visiting her son Ralph, who is in
the Navy
Mrs. Emily Levensailor was a re-
cent business caller in Canaan.
Miss Eta Thomas is ENJOYING n
short vacation from her duties in the
Leonard Poolcr clothing store.
Mrs. Archer Kent was in Fairfield
Thursday.
The many friends of Ralph Nor
reau. who recently enlisted in the
Navy. will be pleased to know that
he was one of the ten of his COM
pany to be elected an officer.
Mrs. Horace Hamlen. who was
called to New Brunswick by the
death of her mother, has returned
home.
Miss Mae Brown was in WaterviIle
bts', 'teek visiting relatives.
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ROBINS AND CARDINALS
DIVIDE DOUBLE HEADER

st, Louis, July 7.-Brooklyn and St
Louis divided today's double header ST
Louis taking the first game to and
Brooklyn the second in 10 innings to l.
In the first game st. Louis broke a
% tie in the eighth when Fisher dou-
bied, took third on Cruise sacrifice
and scored when Daubert momentarily
fumbled Hornby's grounder.
Brooklyn won the second game In the
10th, scoring the necessary run on sue
cessive hits by Johnston, Olson and
Daubert. The scores.
First game:
Brooklyn .....1 % Q 0 osc-.-a-2
ST. Louis 80 0 0 $3.50
MarQuard and Miller: Packard and
Gonzales.
Second game:
Brooklyn Q Q 0 O o 0 1-2-lo-o
st. Louis 0 0 o ] 0 O Q 0 o. II
Robertson and Miller; May and Con
zales
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-08
PROBATE COURT
SAGADAHOC co.

Considerable business was trans.
acted before Judge James S. Lowell
and Register w. E. Durham in the
first session Of the July term Of the
Sagadahoc county probate court
Tuesday at Bath. The following vas
passed upon:
Administration granted-Estate Of
Fred H. Richards. late of Bath.
Joseph NJ. Trott. public administrator
appointed.
Inheritance tax determined-In
estate of David Gilmore. late Of Au-
burn, Wash.
Petitions filed for ADMINISTRATION
In estate of Frank Moore. late Of
Bath: for distribution in estate Of
James .. Roberts, late of Bovdoin:
to sell real estate of Severine Le-
Blanc (White) by Charital Leblanc.
guardian; petition filed and allowed
TO sell real estate of Ruth Goodwin
OF Bath. minor, by Grace A. Good
win, guardian; petition for guardian
OF minor children OF Forrest c. L.
gard and Gladys H. Legard. and
Elizabeth Moses appointed.
Accounts filed-Second and Anal
account OF Joseph l.. Temple, admin
istrator in estate Of Jane Pratt, late
of Bowdoinham; second and firaI ac-
count Of Fred j.. Roberts, admins
traitor in estate OF James o. Roberts.
late of Bowdoin: first and final &C.
count of Henry F.. Coolidge, admins
traitor in estate of Grant Clifford.
late Of Bath.
Accounts allowed-First and anal
account of Maude c. Seymour, ex-
ecutrix of last will and testament OF
Gilbert Perry, late of Bath: final ac-
count of a. Nj. G. Soule adm;nistra-
tor estate of David Gilmore, late Of
Auburn, Wash; first and final ac-
count of Theresa S. Carr. admins
tratriX estate of Robert S. Carr, late
of Bowdoin; first and final account
OF James O. Ross, administrator cs-
tate of Drusila A. Ross. late of Rich
mond; first and final account of j.
T. Cornish, guardian OF Mary Whit
mere of Bowdoinham.
Inventories Filed and Allowed--ln
estate of Mary F.. NJ ,rrymar. late
of Bowdoin. by Mary A. Crooker, ad-
ministratrix; estate of James T. Mi
mott, late of Bath. by Hattie =. Mi
mott. executrix; estate of Edwin {.
Mcfarland late of Rowdoinham, by
Clarence l. Mcfarland. executor: es-
tate of Severine Leblanc (White) Of
Bath, Charital Leblanc guardian:
estate of Clinton Whit, late OF Mel
rose, Mass. ny Harry c. White and
Helen F. White, administrators: es-
tate of Thomas w. SHELTON. late Of
Bowdoin. by William F.. Shelton, ad-
ministrator
Bonds fled-Ry Grace A. Good
win, guardian estate of Ruth Good
win, minor: Elizabeth Moses, guard
ian of minor children Of Forrest c.
and Gladys II. Legard; J. r. Cornish.
executor last will and testament Of
Mary Whitmore. late CT Bowdoin
ham: William II. Haynes, surviving
partner of firm of James n. Haynes
and Son: estate Of Silas \. Haynes,
late Of Richmond.
Will received and allowed-Es-
tate of Mary Whitmore, late of Bow
doinham, j. +. Cornish. executor
named.
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THE WORLD OF SPORTS
NATIONAL
CUBS TALLY ENOUGH IN
Sd TO TRIM GIANTS

Chicago, July Chicago concentra-
ted their attack in the third inning to-
cay and took commanding lead on
New York and won their second
straight game to /. Chicago's rally
netted Ave runs on seven hits. which
included three doubles. Douglas
pitched in fine form, holding New
York TO 5 scattered hits. thinner
mans double, a sacrifice and field
ers choice saved New York from a
shut out. An overflow crowd made
ground rules necessary. Score:
New York .....0 0 l 0 0 0 0 O. Oh g.
Chicago ........0 0 5 0 0 0 1x-6-11-l
Perritt. Anderson and Rariden;
Douglas and killifer.
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SMITHFIELD

Al the meeting held for the Red Cross
it was decided to Join with Norridge-
wock in doing ali possible to help.
The funeral Of Miss Hobbs was held
vt her late home Friday at 10 A. NJ,
Rev Mr. Meekin Of Norridgewock on
eating,
: good namb. went to waterville to
witness the circus parade. which was
ported very good
DaN'l Ftsue and family passed the
Fourth in |, WI with Mrs. Nigue's pa
rents. Mr., ana Yrs c. C. Dow
The summer gIes.- are commencing
2 arrive al the different ca ps, but not
50 many as usual
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Saco Sugar Hoarder Fined

At a hearing this morning before
County Food Administrator Arthur
~ Burnie, Charles S. Emery OF saco
was found guilty of violating the rules
of the food administration, Mr.. Emery
purchased on home canning certificates
Is pounds of sugar at two different
stores in Saco. MIR. Emery was forced
to return - pounds of this sugar. AS
this was the first instance OF this kind
of violation to be brought in York coun.
ty Mr. Emery was let off without any
severe penalty. The food adninistra-
ton wishes II understood that any
other party brought before them and
being found guilty, will be deprived II
sugar for the duration Of the war. This
hearing was held on the complaint OF
the food administrator OF Saco.-Bidde-
ford Journal July 5.
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Eastern League Results Saturday

At New Haven-New Haven J..
Providence 0 First camel: New
Haven 3, Providence . (second
game).
At Waterbury worchester 9,
Waterbury s (first game): Water
bury ., Worcester (second Game).
At New I.ondon-New London 4,
Hartford (first game); New Lon
don ], Hartford 0 (second game).
At Bridgeport ~ Bridgeport s.
Springfield ! (frst game); Bridge
port /, Springfield o (second game).
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PHILLIES AND REDS
EACH TAKE GAME

Cincinnati. July 7.-Philadelphia
and Cincinnati broke even in a dou-
BILE header today. locals winning the
first game. to 2. and the visitors the
second 4 to s.
In the first game Ring and Hogg
both pitched we'll hut the former re-
ceived perfect support. while the WIS.,
itors played raggedly. Phila Won the
second game by hitting Toney hard.
In the sixth inning of the first game
Roush and Pearce collided at first
bass and both were injured. Roush s
knee was hurt and Pearce suffered a
bruise in the shoulder, both men be-
ing forced to retire from the game
The scores:
First game:
Phila ............0 0 0 I 0 ] 0 0 o-2-S-4
Cincinnati 30 l 0 0 0 5 x-5-6-0
Hogg and Burns; Ring and Wings
Second game:
Phila ............0 0 0 0 0 0 I "a o
Cincinnati .....0 . 0 0 0 0 0 / $3.50
Prandergast, Watson, Osschger and
Adams; Toney, Regain, Rinf and
Winge.
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old, weighs 100. sound and smooth.
good puller. an all round family horse.
Must be sold at once, w. S. Pillshur'',
WaterVilla ily2dlw
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PORTERS

Augusta Sta" hu=a.aI. Apply TO
''n1gJ tul Treasurer may 1dti
AchiNiSTs, MOuLOeRS, HAN
non. la@1rgrs. Fay 4 Scott. Dexter.
no naytl,f
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BIG BARGAIN ONE NEW EDDY
PLENTY OF POTATO SPRAYING

including DOWdered arsenlC Of
lcal and \ii-Irue Bordeaux mixture.
Tie great rust preventative. }. h. Nc
CormiCk & Son, WaterVllle and Angus
ia. jly5dlNt
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ONE SECOND HAND DEERING
TIE THE FOURTh-FLY

siN-loot cut moving MAGAZINE; with rev
repairs Will be as good as new. II. )
Brown, kents Hill, Me. jly2d2w