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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-19
@ei3enmebl
Sif IN SamiItOm Goantp nar IN &C.
riRsen GuantitGten psrbanbeM.
Nsnherite Spariamteit in beHen gsr.
braud Srineenb seboten.

Sn Berblfi0l1g init Der IN piele,l
abeilen oes Ianoes begonnenen Aant,
pague i'm Sntereiie groberer gtab.
ritngsmittel. eripnrniije erfldrte &c,
tern 9r. u. 81. gliune, ber ysab,
rlHgsuiittel. .glbminijtrator bon So.
milton Gouittp, onB @eri1ten Don
gddcrn 5ufoIse Der gorratb an &5ei.
5enrnebl IN Cincinnati ein nur gerin-
ger iii nno oab iid alid ni,r ipenig
!Diebl rnterpeg5 itah biejer Stabt
befiiibe. gs iei oesbalb oringenb notb.
tpenOig, oab in alien sSnntiIien tpeni.
ger Gei5eninebl perbraiift ober @ei.
5enGrot gegeiien iuerbe. Gleidyeitis
tuerben 1dfer aufgeiproert, meDr nls
bic borseidriebenen 20 Bro5eut Sub.
ititute beim Baden bon @rot nit sii
berfpenben.
Ger siiiItent bon Serrn 8liinie,
W. 8. Sbafer, batte eiuen eeniiis
bes fimnltliden 5ur 5eit mn Beiite
Der 9ader bon Sainilton Gountp iif)
beiirtOIiden Bei3eunrebls, oes Guam.
tunls, 6as nad oieier Stnot uilter.
tpegS lit, 6esieniger, ipelfes bic 8d.
der tdslih perarbeiten, iopie bes
Suaiitiuns bon Subitihiten, oas Der.
braliht pirb, niifgenonunen, iinb er
iagte. oaB aus ben gerihteH au en-.
ieben lei, baB Die 8dder IN Der 9le'
gel nur einen geringen @orratb be.
iiben ilno baB MIR wertig ODER inIt
gar fetn gseBeumed iiir iie inter,
iDegs lei. Tie Wiiblen i'm @giten bat.
ten guar ben getrieb ipieoer auigc.
nomrlen, inb oieIer lluritano noge
bic Situatiou etrpa5 erIeiftern, aber
Or @angel OH sscijrnfnehl iei Elm 10
allgcmeincr, 0aB ole 9dder non ga,
milton 9oilntp anitatt Der porsifrie.
benen 20 Bro3cnt in 3iifilnit 25-35
Ero3ert Si,bititidc gebrmid)en ioiIten
Glide pon ibueH bdtten bercits ba.
NIT bcgomrei, uno man sripnrte 3,i.
perii6tlif, baf dilbere bieiern Bel.
ipiel folgen per6en.
Tie 9abrungsmittel 4Sminiitra.
ton oes gouirtps mill an6 perjud)en,
Die 8euolferiilg' 5u eineni reifIfd)e.
rcn @cirlB bon sTifeR unb Yinto
Bobnen ~ perarloiieH. sSn @erbin-
oiing hanit lperbcn Die Jii1bdnbler
iih beite in Der 5anoefsfanlner per.
ianrmeIn I'M forirrea cine ~Dsebr
Slid sanlpagne eiiBuIeitcn.
@leidBeitis ipirb bon @uibingtcn
berittet, buS elmer SdaBiutg brs
Adcrba,t9 departments sliiolee bic
8orrnibe pon @eisen IN ben 2ar6.
miibIen inrb @etreibeipeihern am 1
gt1rI iidl nui 6S, ,972 600 8nSbel be-
iisien, 10000 900 8l,ibeI peniger
ale am ielben 3aae oes @oriabres
lmo etiua 5000 900 guIbel ipeuiger
als TN Sabre 1915. Die itatiitiihen
sluflteIiuneen Der 8orrdthe IN ben
perid,ieoenen Gtnnten bdttcn erge.
ben, onB bic Gnuutit1ten in SfIn.
bona, aanias. 9sontnnn nno Rnib.
iugton lueit eerineer leien als I'm 20.
rigen Sabre. @as siir @erbeiieruns
Der Gage geidebeu f5HHe, IniIiie ourh
oas YiibIifnm erfoIgen. anoererieits
fonrrtrn bic porbnnbenen @orrdtbc
iiber bic anappbeit MIR baum bin.
rursbeIien, menn fe In riatieer @eiie
uertbeiIt iperoen, Sa innerbnlb Der
eriten iiini Wonate oieies SabreS
80. .000, 900 @iibel @ei;en ON bic
stiiiirten eeiauot weroeH HiiBten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-19

felbe gu be3a9len, SG uHter bteieH
llmitdnDen ni1ts anberes ii6ria 1T,
als ben Rinbern ben MeiterbeIu9 Der
fieiigen S9ulen gu unteriagen, iDenn
Oas S9uleelo ni6t entridtet pirb,
bat Der bisTige S9ulratb ben &lages
meg betreten, I'm bas @elb eirBuz
treiben refp. lin feit5uitellen, Oh er
bere6tigt lit, 3eH &inoern ben ipeite=
rsn Befu6 Ser bieiisen So6i4ule gu
rerbieten.
Die in Srage tommenbsn S6iiler
finb: sSreo. Sngram, Benjamin @bioz
lam, Rarsorte Struble, DOrotbea
MaIon, Wiatam 8on5am uuo g6ars
les grarel.
Grocer fafIirt.
Oscar 9robmann, Der go.
25O0 @ine Str. cine @rocerp betrefbt,
Etu6te eeitern irfolse fIauen Sc
f4Gftsgungs lnb auf @runb langs
'fam eingebenber IuBenitGnbe elm Qfs
iisnuent on 2ouis 3eter. Die &ttiDa
beloufen fi3 auf $500 unb bic 8ers
binoIihieiteu auf $500.
Ra 8lub e Sa6en.
gilbert 8. RsbT9 1T glndlabuers
ipaIter Don 8illiam Resf6; @erio'
nolien $4O0, @runbeigentbum $4,000.
2ou pntton lit Ra4labperpuIterill
pon 9uDib af. patton; periDuuIien
$1,000; @runbeieentblrm $4,000.
Dina Bedsr 1T Eeftomeutspoas
itrederin DON Sreoerid 9eder; per-
fonalien $1500, 9runoeigentbum
$500.
@eo. g. Brptpn unb 9llioe Brpipn
.Sooter iinb Observation-Disclosures BON
41nes 8. grpipn; perionaIieu
$4,000, Grunbeigentbum $500.
acuiie 8eder lit SeftamentsouGs
Itreder bon @nna Dbitebeab, GruItbs
eigenrbum $500.
4lbert RpefIsl lit 5eitamsntsoou.
itreder ppn Dora RoeHel; perionaz
lien $500, Grunbeigentbum $500.
Jannie pGinips 1T Eeftamsntss
pollitrederin Don Samuel HbiGips,
perionalien $1,000.
9enrp pottebaum 1T Ra9Iabper.
matter ppu 5rnnf U. Spbmann;
perioualien $500, Srunbetsentbutn
$500.
Sarrp s6alte tit GohiabpertpaIs
ter BON @iliam S9ulte, periona.
lien $1,000.
Ter perfDnIiae gaa9Iab Der Gmilie
2sber betrGst $877; berjeuige bes
Sulius 5rsFel 81, ,389.34; bsrienise
bes Splomon Whernid 81, ,42L75;
berjenige bss Grant Wl. Mers ST.
552.6S; Derienise bes SOIepb &rdbbe
$3.431.47; bsrjenige Der @nno Wtars
gdretbe Sepne $1,678.97.
Werf hiebeneg.
Mar Srubauf G. 90. erIangten
Elm llrtbeil iiber $137.35 seeen peter
Relfon. Werfel gros &c 60. Elm Iol,
DIES iiber $367.69 sesen SspaIb g.
Dieh.
gBm. 8. Gee bat cine 4rbeitsfors
beruug iiber $1o95.74 gssen aaura
". W6oestnps Il. q. einestIast.
Die Glenn 8utlbing &c SopiRgs
Ghociation flagte eine Sppotbetfors
bsrung iiber $s37.3s eesen gfobert
8. gicGiebep II. u. elm.
Rrbert 5. Spier &c 60. tIagtsn
cine 6oroerung iiber $130o eeseuI
Somuel 9reenrpclo ein.
gben @oot fpnrbe geftern Der aDr.
perDerlebuHs f6ulbis befunSen unb
Der Stonts BeNerungs @Hftalt
iiberpieien.
Uiutn r. B6its, pel1e ben giahs
Iab oes Bm. 5. 9eine uuf 3abIung
fir ibre 9ieirfte ols SausbdIterin
pertlaet bate, .erIanste eeftern Elm
u0.-AsfA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-19

rFsn gu lSnnen on ridden Wtt5ens
trpf, Butter, Gieru u. bsl.. mas mad
i;ao nah IN D<ntidlanb fait edn3lih
psrjdDunbm ipar. gIeiid mar natiirs
lid Der Snbesriff per b0hiten SeIis
iaieTe; bod baiten mir bereits Bss
I1rt, bab syIeii@ au4 in Der Sdwet5
fshr rar etfporben Fei. Daram nto8'
ten mir uns bieruuf teine srobe SoTfs
rung.
Wdhrsnb bieIer llntsrbaIiuns iiber
GfItn, fpie man "a ii9 I'M 0erlauf bss
srisses in DsutTdIano angetp0hnt
Isatte, fam enblih Der Dampfer in
Gitt. Cine ameriiansril, Der es ges
lunsen mar. ibren Opernsudsr bnr6s
,uI6muessln, i6aute bamit nad Sem
Camper aus unb gIaubts. in Der aas
bine gebedie Gbiifhe schsn 81 iSnner.
Die befrnste aaiipdht beItitiste, bab
e. Gd,ipeiser Speiien an Dorb anb.
mas uniere iaiclae bes lanasn Nor
tens ssoriidts siimmuns lpieber be-
COB.
aaum fntte Der Dampfer ansstsst,
Ca irarsn ipir auh Ifon ale lpis cine
ipiIbt 6orbe HaA Der 1uiitrjielle uus
ter Ded eerdnHt. g. eab abtr cine
srpbs entidui6uus. ols mir uns ben
.,Dlasenfnbrplan' befateu, Der nur
taiisu auHhniit NIT Rartofftliafat.
aGFe unb Ruifse peripra9, uaS ielbit
barallf miibtH mir nod cine baIbs
Stunbt pdrtsn. neil Speijen srft
mad, abfnbrt bes Dampfers perass
,eidt ,uur6eH. WeiH unS Broi toRns
ten mir abtr besommer. unb 70 bliss
fen mir i'm Speiieiani slsi6 Iiben.
giinttlim fubr Der Gampfer ab unb
aisid Sarouf eri6ien cine aelIneriR.
I'm uns In ibrem 5frpn3sr sDiitIb ~
pfriiinben, Dab bic beuiigeSpsiiefarie
unsiiItis ici-iiummss GrtHb,n auf
ollen geIihie-n! - ned Der Mebnsr
bic Durft niH,i aebrnda. unb IS mare
aDio an bieitm abenb nur geefftai
nit gratiartoffeIn 81 babsn. Rnr
@seFiienil2 9esfiteai, lponn6 Die Tebs
sehn suiammenseihrumpften ameri,
fnuiIhen Mdasu ii6 10 ie6r Gebnien.
"''o nur bns ioIisn mir bdben2 mir
h,'ftsn bic GRnuffef Iti total psrriidt
rNsr berfuh, allotrin nit uns au treis
ZEN! SebeufnIs ff,outer mir iie sans
rsrnrti unb iprchIos an. unb ba lie
rrrr,te. boa cinsae Der GGne ibre
en- rfr iifxrhribt nidi perifanSen,
mrrtt Ne bic Grplhatipn nodmal ouf
snnIif4.
9ns brnh hen gaHn. Der duf uns
in'fsts, unb i'd fiir mrinen gbeil Be-
f'cflis mir iofort ie Elm idapp,eroiiis
Fd,es unb Elm snaIifhes geefifsnf MT
bIei portioHen grntfartDfieIn, nnb
ipsnH Id ponn nod 6unser berfpHrts,
iniirbe ih bnrnuf beftsten, bab idb
nod, Elm ensI,inss unb gun, DefIert
tieaei&t ein aneriianii6es 9esffea,
bes1me.
Bc5f lslfeu finb fisbssbn DltnTfsn
10 if,nsn eiHia iibcr cine Sa6e gene.
fen. nnb als fu'S harnuf ieoermdnn
rti8lif NIT 0ahruHa xrfehen mar,
mare urftre aufrirbertbeii ipDfI pclIs
fcmmen aetpsier. iptnn mon beim Be
ircd''sH Der pollen ShiiiFeIn nibt uns
ipiQfiirIid, an tie unenbli6 bieItn
s,nDdsrIeioer hGtie benfsn miifTen,
insbeisn6ere on bic cbas,ebrien Gjes
iidter btr nm&uIbiuen 4inbet, be
mir Dor EN- rnnr Stunhen IN bem
arcben areis sinsef&IOiTsn bintsr
ups eeIdHen.
L.
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autpmObilrajer.

Bon slihier gea bonn @hmi,ipaI.
|geridt ipuroen geitern ipesen 8erles.
ilng Der gIittoniobil. Groinanj foIgel-
|0e Gtrafen berbinet; Sinoore Cfrelrt
Uon Goutbaate, stp, $50 unb Soften;
IScbu 6sibeL ia 2a,rreI Gtrnbe,
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bes5eIben tpeiit @oo6rids Sberfor.
per i6Iimme Sfptittipunben auf. Da
er auBeritarlbe mar, perionlih einen
Saft6eiebl 5u eriptrten, batte eirEer
Der 8ealnten Der @eieGitaft Is iiber.
r1onrnen.
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seinen gerlctunaen erIrnrn.

8bonas RepnoIbs, ppn 30 40.
8eit s. Strabe, elm Grobtipanner Der
Union @'as & electric COMPANY,
Delter nm Ieeten GonnerSiag tet
ieiner 9Irbeit in Gortb geno BON Il.
mem Gioiten geitiir6t mar, iit eellern
i'm Seton SoiptiaI geltorben.
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Mns ben 0erihtsb5f 5fen.
Seftflase be5iisiid GinFeibnns pon
Sdnlselo seseu ben sduloiItrift
Glsbes, g., finsereidt.

appeaations sseri6ts Gnti6eibungen.
- @bsidsitunsstiasen spiebsr i'm
3une9men 6esriffen. - S&abens
srIabfdIle. - Grocer fuiltrt. -
aaiIerbilo fiihrt gu @erbaftung
uno 9abeas Corpus @erfabren. -
Surp I'M yrenbersait Morbpros
aeb nod unpoaftaupis. - giHges
reiAte aeitonlenie UNI Na4Iabs
Infen. - @epIdHebenes.
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Die DerfnnmInns tpirb dusnabmss
tptiie i'm RatbsfelIer bes Usriamms
lungsIctdIs on 3mSIfter unb Mnlnut,
itrobe dbstbnIttn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-14
ADAMS BROS, OLDEST
IN POINT OF SERVICE

Tho firm of Adams Bros of
,-l.,.-. Oll, :. o,o 90 ,ho old
''''',0' ~ '"'I' 80 '''N W '''N wv
est tha' mas pee" III CONTINUOUS
business in Southern Oklahoma.
The lines OF business handled
nv this firm covers tbe wide range
...,.,. ;,,,..a.,. Ia., L,,.;,,s.
N'''' ''''N' N-''' ''
investments OF various KINDS Tor
local and out OF state clients, and
the handling of matters pertain
;rq to tho oil and oas industries
- p.
Doing Sl'u"'ed III '''e Ie"I' oi
the great Mld-Contlnent oil ileldS,
the greatest requirements have
been along the lines of expert
.o-,.;.os .oq,,-J;,,,, ;,,.os.r,o,,4- of|
~ ''oo' 'S a. 0'''s - ' o''','o,',s
chehtS III OH ana gas hoidihgs'
ana {he l'rm ilay'nS IhttreS'' III
'ne ha''Sa' on IleIus' VNIahonla
OIL lieidS ana texas lleiuS' mas OF
necessity Dccu required TO keep
u, CIose lou'H WIN coHu'lIonS III
'heHe various heIds' ana lpeir
services 'He more '"IudD't 10
IuoSe seeking INVESTMENTS III i'"u
oeen part OF 'neir business TO car
~ o" H!'cS,'Salou5' MAKE IcPoI .'
ana duNlNt LOT the DcllCIll Oh luClI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-14

unlimited educati,u.l onDortuni-
lie, and Christian atmnsphrrc
Two railways ncrn, spIcndid
traffic arranGement. Inv fannino
the main line oi ,hc santa Fc at
Dayi, and thc Frisco .y.tcm a,
Scullin Mail service t. cxcellcnt
and offers the traveller or simmer
two oatcwavs for rccc;viuo or dis
posing of hi, ware
School for Deaf and Dumb
The State School. f., tbe Deaf
and Dumb cos,;no >3oo ooo !.
located here and !. one of thc
l,rocst state ;n.ti,rt;or. A. +h;s
lime a hosnitaI LniId;u.r i bcing
erected At u cost oi G55 O0o %
Gated ON a hin east ot the city
these several modern hn;ld;nos =,
yiewing The I;tue r;ty irom ,be
hin. makes in n.oIf . dc.erv;ng
p;ctnre
The cosmonoI;t,n manila from
practically eycry SAFE in the
Union offers tbe rcHcr,1 classes
recognition M "Fon. Wundred9
dominates and al IN saarch Of
health, bapDinesS and the usuaI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-14

Under government supervision,
dedicated to the pleasures OF
the people, none but the most un-
appreciatiye can fail to find life
worth while under such condi-
tlon.
In passing let us now observe
the substantial arrangements al
ready on hand for the visitors, as
well as survey the commercial
lines with a view to introducing
them.
Sulphur Has Twelve Hotels.
For the visitors there are twelve
hotels, rooming houses, apart
mcnts, rooms, board, and camp
grounds, all within easy access to
the park and medicinal springs.
Five modern garages, offering
quick repair, the usual supplies
and storage, if desired.
TO the business man, three
strong banking institutions, four
drug stores, dry goods, general
lines, groceries, hardware, etc, well
represented.
Three large lumber yards, with
the general stores that handle a
majority OF the rural yradc, offer
in all food for thought should a
visitor seek a business investment,
a home, farm or ranch in the COM
Auto Fire Department.
A low insurance rate, auto fire
department with paid drivers.
Modern fire proof fire station, and
water supply and SIS
900 bond issue just voted to
increase water equipment, lay adj
ditional mains and general re-
pairs.
In manufacturing lines are
found a modern ice factory, light
and power plant, and hour mill.
\ modern steam laundry, en-
joys splendid patronage, as does
all home concerns, from the home
people.
Try To Buy t-Iu-Sulphur-
First But Buy-It-Madc- In-Okla-
homa' i, the slogan OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce. The citizenship
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-14

in its activities. When move
ments are considered, the towns
of the county are considered in a
general way carrying out the cam
paigns.
Sulphur is willing to be judged
by her associates and at either
junction OF the railways one will
find a free discussion OF Sulphur,
the capital city Of Murray county
because the sister cities OF the
county are not ashamed OF her.
With this introduction, The
Truth About Sulphur Is Good
Enough, a working point, where
all communities work in harmony
what else could attract home
seeker or a business man?
The Chamber Of Commerce will
be glad to answer further ques-
tions and invites a close inyestiga-
ton of Sulphur's opportunities.
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there will be many more as so
many families have been renting
or living in cramped quarters for
months waiting to get a home
erected that those now under CON
struction will only begin to sup
ply the need.
Last season there were hun
dreds of homes built, the bunga-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-14

along streets that have been paved
the past year.
When it is considered that more
than ten miles OF additional pave
ment is now under construction
if is safe to anticipate that the
building OF homes will keep pace
with this Improvement.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-14

low type predominating, but this
year there are many two-story
homes OF more pretentious design,
Northern built in style, adding
greatly to their attractiyencss as
we'll as convenience. 1t is a no
ticcablc fact also that the great
er part of the building activity is
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-14
SULPHUR, THE Play
GROUND OF OKLAHOMA

After years of sctbacks, local
difficulties, and the usual checks
which follow booms and poor
starts, Sulphur, Okla, today
stands as an example oi what can
be done when citizens put their
shoulder to the wheel and pull to-
gether.
While the past years have found
Sulphur playing the boards as a
health and pleasure resort, the ef-
forts OF late years have reen main
ly development OF the commercial
advantages the location OF the
town offers.
In the heart of some OF the
most fertile farm lands, stock
pastures, oil, asphalt, lead glass
sand, and natural road building
material eyerlastingly hammering
to place these features before the
people OF other states.
With 4 steady stride, yet avoid
ing the boom features that usual
" cause the downfall of a com
munity, rather than ar advance
ment of substantial value, Sulphur
has built her house upon the
rocks, that it might stand the test
that sections must when inviting
others to cast their lots within
their gates.
With thi, aim in sight, modern
buildings, paved streets, modern
light and power plant, water sup
ply and sewerage and general san
itary improvements have followed.
one after the other, until today
Sulphur invites commercial lines,
prospcctors for the various re-
sources to look her over she
viii stand the test.
Schools and churches, of mod
crn construction, each enjoying
splendid attendance, the schools,
modern in equipment and enjoying
a rating with the schools and col
lcgcs of the state and offering
educational units not possible for
schools in some of the largest cit
ic, Of Oklahoma to extend.
Climate unequaled, health as
sured, and medicinal water, free
for the asking, at the door OF
1. 4.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-14
A CITY OF HOMES

Ardmore is primarily city of
homes, and every year adds to
the number. Today there are un-
der contract not less than 800
homes-not houses to rent, but
places to be occupied by the own
erS-and as the season progresses
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-23
SOMERVILLE

John s. Hayden returned Wednesday
from Dexter.
Fred A. Turner was at Weeks Mills
Thursday, July Is,
Mrs. $. J. Boynton, who has been
stopping with her daughter, Mrs. 3. ID.
Brown, in this vicinity since last fall.
returned to Liberty last Tuesday.
Mrs. Gustavus Brown of Palermo was
Saturday caller at Mrs. F. A. Tur-
ner's.
+. l.. Cotton got his motorcycle Satur-
day 1t is an II horsepower machine.
O. NJ Crommett visited his daughter.
Mrs. George Fuller of Palermo. over
Sunday.
Stanford L. Brown Of this town has
animation on Wednesday before the To-
cal board
Charles Crommett Of Whitefeld and
niece, Miss F'reelove Taylor. were at c.
W. Evans Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P G. Brown and daugh-
ter. Miss Reta, of Weeks Mills, and
Mrs. B. D. Brown and daughter. Miss
Sylvia, of Palermo. enjoyed an auto
ride through town Sunday.
George French visited at Pleasant
Ridge Farm Sunday.
F. r. Cotton was Sunday at Coopers
Mills
Mrs. Caro- r. Turner and daughter
Marie were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson W. Brown. Palermo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-23
RULINGS AFFECT
MEN IN SERVICE

Portland, Me. July @-Important
rulings affecting men in military or ma
val ssrvic" who are iitigants have been
S"rt 20 AL clerks OF courts IN the State
ms 3 result of a consultatIcn of the su-
preme court justices held during the
law term IN this city. The rulings in
t"rprct the soldiers and sailors relief
art passed ny Congress and approved
les Fres'dent Wilson on March s, 1918,
and wili settle the many questions that
have arisen IN lega! practice in con-
Uhl IA are signed by Chief Justice
cornish. are.
l. The phrase any action or pro-
rDedInc embraces all proceedings of
clWl nature, including causes in
equity, lhelx. for divorce and all peti-
TONS to enforce civil rights
The afiidavits required by said Sec
'ioD must state tho fact that the de-
PENDANTS IS not in military service. as
d"t3ed ~ sector lo1 of the soldiers
and sailors relief act" approved March
g. lflS an AFFIDAVIT upon knowledge and
belief Is not sufficient
Tho afirav VT may be made by the
p'fintiN personally. or by his attorney
y: record II plaintiff is corporation
'o" affidavit may be made by the presi-
dent. treasurer. clerk or a director, or
, Ivy the attorney of record.
n civil actions the affidavit must
o." hlel At the first term and before
vdgnent - entered; If not so filed, the
N.''"u viii ne continued for Judgment
WITHOUT costs
;. In causes In equity. the affidavit
should be hled when motion is made
'ot' The bill he taken pro confesso
In ibcls for divorce and in all other
ro,""'Irgs IN which decree is signed
Tho AFFIDAVIT must he filed before the
cause IS heard.
In actions heretofora defaulted ami
continued for judgment the affidavit
rauet he dled before judgment. or the
tom viii, stand further continued.
~ actions which have heen COW
-'oWsi fo~ judgment for want Of s"c1
7r1Nvit. 'udcmert NAV he entered ~.
INV TERM nron the affidavit being filed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-23
TUG PERTH AMBOY
TOWED TO PORT

Vineyard Haven, Mass. July 20.
The battle SCARED tug Perth Amboy,
victim of the attack Ivy a German
submarine off Nauset narbor yester-
day, was towed into 'hi; port for re-
pairs this afternoon by the tug Lee
high. Other vessels in the harbor
saluted Captain J. II. Tapley and his
ship with whistles and gong!
Little damage was done the tug
below the water line and her engine
is in good order. The upper struc-
ture. however. was badly burned and
riddled by shells from The deck guns
of the submersibe. After prelimi-
nary repairs here the tug will be
taken to n shipyard fer a thorough
overhauling.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-23
$4,000 FIRE
AT PALMYRA

Ia lmNra, Me, july Z--The bOlld-
ings on the johnson Adams farm.
now owned by Sheriff II, l.. Good
rich. about > ID miles from Palmy-
ri village were completely destroyed
by fire saturday night. Henry Hub
bard had leased the place for a year
and with his family had been 4 esid-
ING there since May. The origin of
tho fire was very unusual as smoke
WAS discovered by Mrs. Hubbard
coming from small pile of hay in
the barn. It is thought. however,
MAT sparks from the kitchen chin
nov. Mrs Hubbard having had a
big fire III the kitchen range at that
time were blown through the open
barn doors INTO the hay, causing the
coDilagatiOn. All OF the livestock
Was saved except some thirty hens
and nearly all OF the household
furnishings
The buildings were among the fin
est in Palmyra and included a house
and barn. Both had been equipped
with running water and a furnace
had been Installed in the cellar of
the dwelling They were we'll paint
cd and presented a very attract
appearance. Mr. Goodrich bought
The place OF Fred Snow who came
10 Faimvra from Orrington, caring
for an elderly man by the name OF
Hodges who had bought the place
OF Mr. Adams. Fortunately the sea
sons hay had not been harvested
and III" loss TO Mr.. Hubbard is prob
ably not over S75 Mr.. Goodrich,
The owner OF the property, meets
I with much heavier loss. however.
He estimates his loss at $500 and
carried an insurance of $1,000 He
will not rebuilt under present con.
ditions Mr.. Hubbard and family
have moved back to their home IN
Palmyra village.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-23
WISCASSET

Mrs. Grin Main and son are visit
ing Mrs. Mains parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rines.
Clifton Maloy has gone to Mar
hlehead where he has employment in
an aeroplane factory
Funeral services were held satur-
day for George Donnell at his late
home, Rev. McGraw officiating.
Mrs, r. c. Redonnett and son
pr.dford are visiting Mrs Redon-
nett's parents. Capt and Mrs Var
mum. at Castine.
Miss Marion Souie visited friends
in ropsham wednesday.
Daniel r. Sawtell is in town for a
two-weeks vacation.
Arthur Jones of Dorchester :s Wis
;t;np his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
george Jones of Fort Hill street.
Miss Eva z. Gorham, bookkeeper
or the Lincoln County Trust Co. is
M ssing her vacation with her Sis
ter in Boston.