davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1918-01-19
SNOW AND COLD HAMPER THE
RAILROADS.

Snow and extremely cold weather
stlll grips the country east OF the
Mississippi making railroad operation
slow and difficult. Tho blockades at
Buffalo and Pittsburgh stlll continue
heavy barriers.
Tho B. and O. and Pennsylvania
Railroads arc far behind in tho move
ment of stalled trains. particularly
coal cars, to the east. The New York
Central and other lines In tho north
are half weather-bound through the
Middle West.
Heavy snow is again hnndicapping
production In the anthracite region,
but the cry tor coal cars is not so
imperative thAIe as In the soft coal
regions. The railways reported to-
day tho car supply for anthracite was
9S per cent. OF the demand.
Michigan is buried under heavy
snow and In many parts of the State
freight traffic has been temporarily
suspended, while passenger trains
are stalled in drifts.
All through tn central section re-
ports Of operating managers indicated
that heroic efforts were being made
30 get trains moving and congestion
relieved. Some progress was appar-
ent, but high officials deprecated any
optimistic claims as yet. They said
1t was too early to talk about speed
ing up and big improvements. Con-
1inuance OF bad weather makes rccov-
cry slow and retards interchange al
transfer points and clogs yard opcr-
ations.
one little improvement was NOTED
to-day in the unioadin gof cars at
New York terminals. There has beer
a net decrease OF 2,2l6 cars held her,
since Jan. l, The embargo ant
freight permit systom installed last
week has proved effective In holdin,
back the tide OF eastbound shipmenti
from New York, thereby enabling par,
The evening world., 1918-01-19

tions come direct from Washington.
This is evidenced by the fact that Dr
darfield sent teleErams 10 Mr. Wig
sin to-day specifying that the Wool
worth Building management should be
instructed to open and heat the offices
Of the Remington Arms Company on
the Monday prescribed in the order of
the Fuel Administration" by impll-
cation. at least. every other office must
remain closed.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
KORNILOVAS VEL GYVAS.

Paryzius, rugp. 30.-Pasak
laikra&Gio Temps, Vladimn
Burcev, Rusiios revoliuciio.
nieriuS, sake, kad gavo is Ru,
SijoS ziniQ, jog gen. KorniIo.
vas, daznai praneStas jog mi
res, eSqS gyvaS.
NuO Kerenskio valdzios nu,
metimo laikQ daug kartQ pra,
neSta gen. Kornilovo mirtis
Bet az keliQ dienQ arba uz. Ike,
liQ savaiciQ praneSta, kad j.
sal vel kariauja prizes bolSevi,
kuS. Geguz6s 20, 1918, buvc
praneSta, kad jisai uzmuStaS
muSyje su bolSevikais ties Eka
tefinodaru).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
BOLSEVIKAI SULAIKE
TALKININKV PAsIUNTI-
MUS.
Gi dabar ginasi, 'kad niekad
ju nesulaike.

Amsterdam, rugp. 30.-Te-
legrama is MaskvOS laikraS-
Giui Rhenish Westphalian Ga
zette, EsSen'e, pranesa, kad
talIlininkQ 'diplomatimai at
stovai tenai paliuosuoti. Gi
dabar * MaskvoS paskutinej
teIegramoj is rugp. 26 dienos
Sakoma, buk Amerikos ir Ang-
Iijo< diplomatai niekad nebu-
We SuareStuoti.
TeIegrama laikraSGiui. rs
sen'e sake, kad nariai talli-
ninku miIitarin6s mislJos Mas
kvoje dar yra laikomi.
TeIegramos praneSa, kad
Dewitt C. Poole, Jr., laikinas
Alnerikos generals konsufis
Maskvoje, laukia pasportQ is
Vokietijos sau il savo Stabul.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
PRANCUzA| PAEME NOYON
TaIkininkams Veikiai teksir
PerOnno
vOkieCiai viSu frontu Sturniami
atgaI
BEGA MTLIJONAS VOKIE-
GU.

LONDONAs, rugp. So
Kuone milijonas vokieciu ka-
reiviu. pats kaizerio armijos
ziedas, bega atgal astuonias-
desimts penkiQ myliu ilgio
frontu.
Jie kaip kokia baisiausia
Wins banguoja atgal Cambrai
st. Quentin-Laon linijon,
is kur jie praeita pavasari
pradejo traukti ant Paryziaus.
MarSalo Foch'o nenuvarg
stancios prancuzu ir anglu ar
mijos begaliniai pliekia be-
gancius vokieGius, imdami
miesta paskui miesto ir TUX
stanCius nelaisviu.
Amerikonai laimejo pergale.
Vakar music laukan intrauk-
tt amerikonai. Jie laimejo di-
deli pergale.
Anglai kaip viesula uztele-
10 per Bapaume, Cinchy ir
Guillemont. Apsupo Combles,
svarbu gelezinkelio centr4
Siaurvakaruose nuo Peronne.
Kas valanda laukiama jo puo-
limas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
Bo|Sevikai praved9 socialists
ka Iygybq
Suomiai priesingi vokieci4
I1OramS
BOLSEVIKAI PANAIKINA
a.-,- SKOLAS.
Isako panaikinima visu S5,-
900 ar daugiau uzstatu.

Amsterdam, rugp. 30.-So-
veto centraI6 pildomoji koml-
Sija, raSo bolSevikQ laikraStis
Pravda, isakG visuose mics
ttlose daugiau kaip 10000 gy-
ventoju panaikinti privatiSkas
savastis, kuriQ vert6 yra di-
deSni, kaip vietimai sovieta!
nuStatys.
UzStatai nepajudinamQ Sa-
vaSGiu daugiau kaip $4,000
yra panaikinti If buvusieji sa-
vininkai padaryti lygus Su sa-
vo gyventojais.
Rusijos bevielin6 telegrama
sake, kad Trockis uzgyn6 tyir
tinama amerikonQ pranesim2,
jog bolSevikai zada apginkluo-
ii vokieGiu nelaisvius mustls
Su Gekais-slovakais. Trocki>
sako, kad bolSeviku armijoj
vienint6liai buvusieji kareS
neIaisviai yra "tie, kurie pail
ko Rusijos pilieciai"
(Trockio Mgynimas yra pri-
sipazinimas, kad yokieclQ ne
laisviai yra bolSevikQ iraSyti
kariauti su Cekais-slovakais,
Mes pagaI bolSevilSQ valdziq
bile kas gall likti ".Rusiios
pilieGiu'', vien til1 pasakyda-
mas, kad nori juo but).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
PRANCUZAT PAEME NO
YON.
Persik6le per Somme ir NIL
zenge pirmyn 5 mylias,

Su Prancuzu Armijomis ka-
res lauke, rugp. 80. - Gen,
IIumbprt'o o kareiviai vakar pa
tmi Noyon.
Gen. Mangin'o kareivia;
per>ikdIt per upe Disc il pa
tmt Morlincomt'Q.
PrancuzQ pirmoji armija
patmG QueSnoy miSkQ, vaka
ruoSe nuo Canal du Nord. Mis-
kaS buvo Stipriai fOrtIfikuo-
taS ir vokioGiai * jo mGgino
SuStabdyti prancuzQ pirmyn
zenGimQ.
AngIai padart nauias vieti
nt~ atallaS il nuZygiavo pir-
myn dideIe Savo music fronto
daIimi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
SUOMIAI ATSAL0 Prizes
VOKIEcIUS.

Londonas, rugp. 3d. Pa
SAX telegramos Times'ui is
StockhoIm'o, Suomijos gwen
'tojai apimti baimes, kad kar-
tais jp valdzia nepradetp mi
IitariniQ veikimu Murmanslo
apygardoje, benoradama Isl
nleilinti vokieGiams. Suomijns
spauda reikalauja mesti salIn
zygius, kurie galatu sulauzyti
SALES neutraliteta ir Sail lvel-
ii kare.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
CALI VISAT UzGINTT
ALAUS DIRBIMA.

Washington, rugp. 30.-P2
Sididinanti> reiEaIavimas an
SliV il transportacijos paran,
kuma~ andai padav6 mint.
aptarti aIaus kIauSima. Tode
viSur manoma, kad nuo da
bar ligi kartS pabaigoS gatJ
ivykti SauSaS perijodas aIalt
vartOtOjams..
Karei praSidGjuS uzginta ga
mint 80 nu6S. pirmiaus daro
mo aIauS. Cali but, kad neuz-
iIgo bus uzgipta visai aIq do,
ryti koI karf nepaSibaigS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
ANGLAI PAEME $4,000 VO-
KIECIU.
Visur atmuSe vokieGiQ kontr-
atakas.

Londonas, rugp. 30.-Ofici-
.jaliai IS kar6S ofiSo praneSta
kad atmuStG vokieGiQ Eontr,
atakoS rytuoSe If pietrytuoSe
nuo Fis-en-ArtoiS, rytuo>c
nuo Boiry il GavrelIe apylin-
k6je, abudu mie>teliai ry.
tuOse nuo Arras.
PietuoSe nuo updS SOmmc
anelai Wis Spaudzia vokieGius
ir briaujasi rytuosna. Nrc
rugpjucio y d. anglai pa6mi
neIaiSvtn 26,000 vokieGiQ il
100 armOtQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
ITALIJOS MOTERYS MORT
KARIAUTI ORE.

Rymas, ru@p. 30.-Daugyb@
ItalijoS moterQ il merging
pa$iunt6 miIitarinei valdziai
peticiiq, reikaIaudamoS, kad
valdzia ikurtQ mokykIaS, kur
JOS gaI6tu IavintiS valdymc
lakStytuvQ. JQ vadovds sake,
kad ItalijoS moteryS daznai
yra parodziuSioS turinGios ne
papraStuS gabumuS palikti la
kunGS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
VOKTEGIAI TRAUKIASI
ATGAL DIDEL1AME sunni
SINE.
Prancuzai JUGS apsupa is trijQ
Sonu.
Prancuzu Stovykla Prancu-

Prancuzu stovykla Prancu-
zijoje, rugp. 30.-Greitai Sc
kantieii militariniai atSitiK'-
mai netik patvirtina, kad vo-
kieGiai nebegali kontroliuotl
Savo velkimQ upiu Somme,
Avrc If Disc apygardoSe, bet
parodo, kad iie sumiSime t~u-
kiaSi atgal.
NoIicGiai treciadienio ryte
lahai SIlubinoSi ant keIio, llG-
ris eina ! st. Quentin, La i'e-
re ir Hindenburgo linijQ.
Gen. Humbert o treGioSic5
armiio~ SpaudimQSiS is vaka-
ru. Gen. ManSin'o karciviQ Is
pietQ If kitQ kareiviQ padmi,
mas mieSteIio Noyon labal
padidino vokieGiu Sunkeny-
beS. Padidintas pavoiuS is 81
tu kraStQ priverS vokieGiuN
dar daugiau pameSti, kad *
gelbtti gen. Hutier'o mmijQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
992 ILLINOIS VALSTIJOS
LIGoNIQ sLAUGoToJU KA
REJE.

Washington, rugp. 30.-Nuo
Suv. Waist. istojimo karen,
Amerikos Raudonasis Kryzius
karGs tarnybon pritmd 1891
iSSiIavinusiQ ligoniQ sIaugoto-
jQ. Generals gydytojaS Co..
gas reikaIavo, kad lig / Il.
sausio butQ SurekrutuOta 27,-
600. ReiSkia, dar reikia 1863
IS to Skaitliaus DR.. Gorgas no.
ri 5000 gauti pirm 1 d. spa
lio. Central6 RaudonOjo Kry-
ziaus .divizija. suSidedanti is
Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Nc.
braska IL Wisconsin va!sti.il,
uzima antrqiq vietQ pristaty-
me s!au&otojQ. Lig rugp. 26
dienoS centralG divizija sure
krutavo 2.611 Slaugotoiu. Val
@tijoS - 81 Surekrutavo: Hi
noiS, 992; Michigan, 651;
Iowa, 392; Wisconsin, 3lS;
Nebraska, 25S.
Su iSpldtimu drat'to metQ,
bus reikaIaujama daug daE-
giau ir ligOniu SlaugOtojU.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
zUVO 16 JURININKV NUS
KANDINTAME S. V. LAVE,

Washington, rugp. 3O.-A-
merikoS garIaiviS Felix Taus-
sig arti Fire Island rugp. y
pa6mG Suv. ValStijQ nardan-
GiQ IaiviQ naikintojq uz volIle-
GiQ Iaive II jq nuSkandino.
Su ia zuvo jos komendantas
lett. Henry j. Bowes, pildoma-
sis oficieras g. H. Randolph
ir II jurininllq. ISgelb6ta tiII
9 jurininkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
SUV. VALSTIJOS PRASA-
LIMO KARE.
Nuspres nesutikimus tarp Nj.
caragua ir Honduras.

Washington, lugp. 30.-Pa-
praSius Suv. ValStijoms, Mica
ragua il Honduras uzSpaudd
graSianti SuSir6mimq del Senai
vieSpataujanGiQ nesutikimQ a
pie rubeziQ il pazaddjo atSauIl-
ii viSuS Savo kareiviuS nuo ru-
bezrauS il paduoti kIauSima
S. VaIStijomS apSpresti per .ill
paSiuntiniuS WaShingtone.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
NERA KALBOS APIE TAI
KA, KOL NESUTRUsKINS
VOKIECIU.
Darbininkai priesing'i taikai
be pergales.

Earyzius, ruSp. 30.-A. NJ
SimonS, AmerikOS SOcljallS-
taS, SugryzeS * ltalijoS sako
kad zmoniQ taika Su pergaI1
iausmai "abSoliutiSkai Sutru,
pino" viSa< pajtgaS Sudoryti
SocijaliStQ tarptautine konfc-
renciiq Berne.
"Darbininkai'', Sako iiS,
"yra isitikine, kad militarint
pergalt yra vienatin& pergaIe,
Todel konferencija Su vokIc-
Giu SocijaIiStaiS nieko negelbt-
tu ir taika per Sutartl yra ne
gaIimas daiktaS.
"DabartinGs OfensyvOS pa
SekmiS Iabai SuStiprino darbl-
ninkQ moralybe, padart Juos
pasirizusiuS kariauti ligi ga
Iutinos pergalds. Net IL pama-
tines grupis atmain6 savo sto-
Vi apie taikq per sutarti if rel
kaIauja sutruSkinimo vOkie,
Giu militarinas partijos".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
SVEICARAIl STUDIJUOS
SUV. VALSTIJAS.

Berne, sveicarijoj, rugp. 80.
Hans Sulzer, .sveicarijoS pa
>iuntinyS WaShingtone, Su-
gryzdamaS j Suv. ValStijaS,
Su Savim atSivez atStOvuS
penlliQ SvarbiauSiu STeicari
jos laikraSScciQ. Sic laiEraSti-
ninkai praneS apie Suv. VaIS-
tiiQ miIitarini If ekonomini
stow nuo to Iaiko, kuomet
Suv. ValStijos istojo karen.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
sLAVIAI MOBILIzUOJAsI
Prizes AUSTRUS.
Tikima, kad neuzilgo bus
kraujo praliejimas.

Amsterdam, rugp. 30.-Te-
legrama Bremen'o Weser lei
tung is Viennos praneSa, kad
lenkq, Geku il pietu slaviq
distriktuose, Viennoje, ivyk-
sta kokia tai generate mobili-
zacija. Valdzia bijosi, kad ne
uzilgo su talkininku pagelba
neprasidetu ten sukilimai i"
revoliucija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
Prancuzai penkios mylios "
SOmme.

Prancuzai Smarkiai vokic-
tius Spaudzia. .Jie paSiekG lai.
riii Somme krantQ nuO Cizan-
comrt'o ligi rytuoSe nuo N">-
lie, apie penkioS myIioS. Pa@-
me keIiS &imtuS nelaiSviV.
* rytQ nuo NeSle music
rronta> te>ia>i sale Canal du
Nord ligi Catigny, 81 IS cla
pietuoSna ligi Noyon. Catigny
yra apSuptaS is t'ijQ SonQ,
Bet vokieGiai namuS paVcrtI
] gintuveS. Is jQ SaudO Su kuI-
kaSvaidziaiS. Todel jiemS pa
>iseki prancuzuS SuIalkytl.
NokieGiai taippat laikoSi augE
tumoSe rytuoSe nUo Catigry
Daugelyj vietQ ivyksta Smar.
kQS muSiai.
Gen. Humbert'o armija pc
rijo per Roye-Noyon vieSkeli
arti Sermaize, dvi myli Siau,
r6je nuo Noyon. Bet vokieGiai
81 visa energija gina kaIneliuS
rytuOSe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
NUSKANDINTA ISPANIJOS
GARLAIVIS.

Paryzius, rugp. 3O.-Vokie-
tiios nardanGioji laiv6 nuskan,
dino Ispanijos gal'laivi Crusa.
LaikraSciai mano, kad Sis at
sitikimas sutraullys rySius Is
panijos sus Vokietija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
NOMINUOJA 1000 POST
MEISTERIU.

Washington, rugp. 30.-Pre-
zidentas vakar senatui pasiun-
ta nominacijas 1000 post
meisteriQ del miestQ ir mics
teliu visose Suv. Waist. daily
Sc. Dauguma |nominuotQjl!
yra dabartiniai postmeisteriai,
kuriQ tarnyba prailginta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
.ANGLU KARIUOMENE PA
EME DAUG MIESTU.
Su Anglu Armiiomis Pran

cuzijoje, ruSp. 3d. Prane&a-
ma, kad fieldmarSaIo IIaig'o
kariuomen6S paGmG Ginchy
kurS randaSi uz dvieiQ myIiV
nuo COmbIeS.
AngIai taip-gi paemo Bel
10y, AS>eviIIerS, HerbecOurt
i' FpvilIere<. NiSi Sic mipStaj
yra uH ketmriQ myliQ nuo Pc
rome.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
PAKELs ALGA 100000 OAR
B1N1NKU..

Washington, rugp. 3o.-Ge-
neraliui direktoriui McAdoo
vakar rekomenduota, kad kai-
kuriems gelezinkeliu darbinin-.
kams butp pakelta algos. Sa-
koma, kad patarta pake-
lti nuo Is ligi 25 nuos. PakalF
mas apims apie 100000 dar-
bininkq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
VYcIU SEIMAS PASIBAIGE.

CLEVELAND OHIO rugp. 3O-Lietuvos Vyciu Seimas va
kar eco po pietQ laimingai pasbaige.
sekantie netans centro valdybon isrinka pirmninku
o. Alcksis, vice p1innku pie Petrauskae sekreorium p
Rustais izdniku p. Baltus Dvasiskuoju vadovu gerb
kun. Urbonas
SeEantis Sei5nas nutarta turet Pttsburge.
Getb. kun. Gustaitis pakeltas garbes nariu
JURAS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
Is Lietuvos VytiQ SeimO
("Draugo" teIegrama).

CLEVELAND, OHIO, rugp 29.-Seime lietuvu legonu
organizavmas uzgirta su ddziausiu entuzijazmu.
Nutara kuotrumpiausiu laku iskurt nuosava L. Vycu
organzacios spaustuve Tam tksu parinkta Ptsburgas
Moestis kekvienam nariu per menesi pakelta gi 15c
visi delegatai plni vties ir entuzijazmo.
JIIRAS
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
IVYKSTA ARTILERIJOS
MUSTAI SALE SOMME
UPES.

Paryzius, rugp. 3O.-Kares
ofisas oficijaliai praneSa, kad
iSSilgai Somme fronto ivykSta
smarkuS artilerijq musiai.s
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30
SUV. VALSTIJy MUGS
TOL|AI KAREJE.

Washington, rugp. 30. -
Karts ofiSaS vakar praneS6
nuostoliQ SqraSq Su 23+ pavar-
dennis. Is jQ:
Zulvo muSiuoSe II
.PrazuvO %
Pavojingai SuzeiSta 81
MirG nuo zaizdQ 10
MirG nuo ligQ 7
Suzeista II
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30

- Washington, rugp. 30
Vakar trylika laivyno kapito-
NJ nominuota ] kontr-admiro-
luS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30

Copenhagen, rugp. 26.
'Gia gauta ziniQ, kad baisioje
audroje SiaurinGsc jur6se zu-
vo du vokieciu zeppeIinu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-30

- Jacksonville, ILL.,; rugp.
30.-Lawrence Miller andai
griaustinio uzmuStaS Yoe-
mans'e, arti Sio miesto.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-04-11
Wood Cutting.

The season at which wood cutting fol-
fuel usually stops is approaching. But
she outlook for coal for another winter
for domestic uses is not good. The Fue
Wood Committee still urge upon residents
of Maine that it is their patriotic duty
to use the least possible amount of coal.
Labor for coal production and particularly
rail transportation are still over taxed.
-fourths of the freight capacity of
the great trunk lines is employed in war
work
There is a very general belief in many
localities that cordwood for fuel should
not be cut while the trees are full of sap
usually between April list and July list.
1t is believed that wood cut during this
reriod contains so much moisture that it
will not properly dry out and will there
fore be practically worthless for fuel
This is not necessarily true. Many of
Names wood operations are continued
uninterruptedly during the spring and
summer months. The real reason why
wood cut at this time may be of inferior
quality is not that il contains so much
moisture, but that the sap, if the drying
e1rocess is too slow, may ferment and en-
courage the growth of fungi, which by
causing the wood to decay reduces its
value for fuel. This can be overcome by
taking care that wood cut during the
growing season dries out quickly. 1t
should be piled in dry, well-dralned and
well ventilated places, where the sun
may shine on it and the breezes may
strike it. A loose pile through which
the air can freely circulate is to be pre-
ferred to compact pile. The sooner the
wood is split the quicker will 1t dry and
the less will be danger of decay. After
the leaves are opened out, drying can be
considerably FASTENED by letting trees lie
untrimmed for several days after they
are cut The leaves in willing draw
great deal of moisture out of the tree
The State Fuel Wood Committee urge
that wherever possible, wood cutting be
continued through the spring and sum-
'meg. Coal will be scarce next WINTER
Ind dry wood will also be hard to get u, an. :
less great deal more wood is cut TINS
spring.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-04-11

mic supper was enjoyed by all. The C. F.
Girls have make $40 Ax4) gauze COM
presses and one knitted ambulance robe,
which they have given to the Red Cross.
March 30th Brooks Red Cross sent the
following articles to Boston: 20 infant
quilts quilts, 5x7,2 pairs pajamas, pairs
wristlets, helmets, IL pairs service socks
and 1000 AKA congresses. They fitted
Raymond L. Merritt with pairs service
socks, l pair wristlets and muller.
There are at present ninety members of
the Junior Red Red Cross of B. H. S.
enrolled and several others have signified
their intentions of either joining or help
ing in this work. If any of our men and
boys from this town that are going into
service will call at Mrs. Kate A. Lanes,
chairman of Brooks branch, A. r. c.,
they will be given service outfit,
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STANDPOINT.

A, F. Ellis and wife spent Monday in
Bangor.
Dawson Brewer spent the weekend in
Bangor.
M. NJ. Grant was in Bangor recently
on business.
Richard Crockett of Winterport is here
for few days visit with friends.
Rain is much needed in this vicinity.
Cisterns have been dry for two months.
Several flocks of wild geese passed over
here last Saturday.
Mrs. Lucy j. Dyer returned Friday to
Winterport, after several days visit here
A. number from here attended the Rea
Cross entertainment at Stockton village
last week
Mrs, Flora Perkins spent last week
with heT daughter, Mrs. Converse Grant,
at Cape SeiGson.
Mrs OriEla, Shute, who spent the WIN
ter in Camtsn with her daughter, Mrs.
Nathan Hopkins, arrived Sunday aud
will open her house for the summer.
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YOUR LIVER NEEDS
Stirring Up and Stimulating in the
Spring.

Stirring Up and Stimulating in the
Spring.
It's sluggish lack Of vigor is large
factor in causing the dizziness, de-
preston and weakness that hang on
to you like lead in your shoes from
morning till night.
Hoods Pills are the best liver
stimulant and family cathartic,-b
because they do their work well and
do not deplete the blood like purga-
tive salts and waters, which often
leave a woful train Of catarrhal dis
charges that are unnatural and
weakening.
Then you may get the splendid
blood-enriching qualities Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla and the BODYBUILDING
effects of-Peptiron into the combina-
ton, and the three medicines work.
ing together give the grandest health
uplift it is possible to have from
medicine. 1850
ANY one Of the three medicines
will do you good-the use of all three
will accomplish wonderful results for
you. Try this fine course Of treat
ment this Spring.
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EDWARD J. STEVENS.

Edward j. Stevens died in Shirley,
Mass. March 21st of pneumonia, aged 68
years. He was born in Swanville, Me-,
March 26, 1851, the son of John and Mar
+ba Stevens. The earlier part OF his lie
was spent in East Belfast with his grand
,.,ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Stevens. On
leaving Belfast, he went to California
and was in the west several years en-
coded in mining. After his return East,
he married Miss Mary E. Howard OF
prookline, Mass, Sept. 7, 1891, and To-
Gated in Shirley, Mass, where they re-
sided until his death. Mr.. Stevens was
prominent in town affairs having served
the town IS years as selectman and hlieo
other offices of trust. He was honest
fearless and conscientious He leaves
wife and many friends in his home town.
an uncle, VIM. Stevens and cousin VIM
stevens, Jr., of Beverly, Mass, ane
cousins in Swanville.
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FREEDOM.


Mr.. Isaac REYNOLDS is working in Au-
gusta.
Mr.. Jerry Halle who has been SICK
with pneumonia is convalescent.
Mr.. Joseph H. Saywards has gone to
Swanville to work in a lumber mill.
Mrs. Arthur Sampson from Bath is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. W..
Dodge.
The students of the graduating class
went to Waterville April 9th to have
their pictures taken.
Mrs. Frank Tyler, who fell short
time ago and cracked three Of her ribs, is
getting along nicely.
Mr.. Woodman Mcdonald had very
severe attack of acute indigestion April
3rd, but is better at this writing. -
Mr. Harold Kitchen of Branch Mills
bought Of Charles Bryant the handsome
span of gray horses formerly owned by
Daniel HuStuS.
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Libby from
Unity attended church April 7th after an
absence of several weeks on account of
sickness in their home.
The Freedom Lumber Company have
twenty-five men in their employ and are
trying to get more. They have to run
their mills night and day in order to
meet their demands
Mr.. Mark Whitcomb, who has been
doing farm work for Florian Small Tor
the past two years, has moved his family
to his home in Morrill, and Henry Clark
has hired with Mr. Small to work on his
farm
Miss Myrtle Turner, l1-years old, has
knit for the Red Cross II squares 10
slumber robes and has made squares OF
patchwork towards quilt, besides knit
ting scarf, pair of wristlets and pairs
of stockings and has attended school and
had good rank in all of her studies.
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Birds and Boats.

In connection with the difficulty AS
sistant Secretary of the Navy Roose-
welt is experiencing in providing ap-
proprfate names for the new ffotillas
Of mine sweepers It is recorded that
on one occasion it was suggested to
the admiralty that one of the heavy
cruisers should be honored with the
name of the great admiral Drake Of
the British navy. After waiting a
long time this admirer of the splen-
did sailor received reply from the
admiralty gravely stating that It was
not deemed expedfent to bestow the
name Of male duck on such impor-
tant ships of war.-New York Herald
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Fourteen carloads of soldiers from IL

Fourteen carloads of soldiers from IL
linois arrived in Portland last Saturday
and others are on the way. They were
auartered in the forts. The men are d
credit to the State from which they came
and seemed in good spirits and anxious to
90 across to meet the Germans. If plenty
of transport ships can be had it will not
he long before the Huns will learn that
America is in the war. Most OF us Will
remember the old song of Civil Wal
times. eve Are Coming Father Abra-
ham 3OO,O 900 Strong" The new song Will
be eve are coming butcher kalser 81
900, 900 strong and more.