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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-13
K. T. WANG, Badger, Minnesota.

Den er ltGrf befeitet % bel ~bebogtet2
So, Serren Deo oltio 8ei. De tyr.
fife Soloater gioroe 0prsr og oiloe
life fGnlpe. Den Ser, iom Den tplfe
General 5alfenbaDn baOoe reorga-
~niieret og bar paa gei meo til go
leitino, latte fig op inoo born, og
life minore en- 100000 Mano for
loo boin, bpilfet bar mere emo 30
psf al belle SGren.
6~oIfenbogn bleo iaa bittert lfuf-
fet ODER at bans OpgaOe iaa fulo-
itrn6i9 misIpffeoes, at ban penote
tilbage til aonitontinopeI.
&c, iaaleocs loo Serren bet Orb
opiploes, JONI Backgammon boooe
talet Deo Seremia5. Staoeu bpgges
ior 3erren, % Den ifaI life ioritpr.
res.
@lon tiger, at SeruiaIems Sno-
tageIie al engleuoerne life oil baoe
nooen SuofIgoelie paa arigens 10
faIo, 0iaaifel 0eu raar Serren
paa oelt 0iaooe iom onDiit griber
inc % rioer @oeit ira &prferne %
giDer Den til oct friitne og i6oiif-
Denlige England. non oct iaa Dog
life alligepeI bar nogen 9etponing.
5or mig bar oct iterre 9etgouing,
emo ON aonitantinopel bar faloen;
tbi M bar &egeringen / a%ouitan'
tinopel miitet lin Dia9t, og oct bit
nof for iteoie, ooer Den belIige Stao.
On Seoefriiten @looofat Soiepb
Rabmomtt8 bar iagt; RegIen til oct
bellige 2an6 bar Seius, Dor Bro
Der / 9enoe." Sa, ioaleOes bar oct.
Seius bapoe RsgIen. San luffeoe
til for Eprferne og oabneoe for
Gnglpnoerne ltoen al Soibl bill bi
/ oct inoeoerenoe Aar blioe 8ioner
til itore Omopltninger og ie mango
al grofetierne opfplote.
Serren ielo Tiger" Wien nnar 5
ie oisie Ting begDnoe at ife, Oa Ter
OPP og oplsiter eOers Sooeoer; eff.
teroi e6ers 6orIssning itunoer til"
San tiger bioere:
oOg Oan9er og be6er til enboer
8i6, for at 5 maa blibe / Stano til
at unoflp ale oisie 3ing, iom ifune
ifc, og beitaa for @enneifeisnnen.
1870 9roipect abe, 9rooflpr, aefp
gorf Sin, q. 9. Den 80. San. 1913.
s. S. ail6fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-13
200 ACRES FARM.

oioe, at Den. iom ombenoer Ell Spn-
Der ira bans geis 8ilofarelie, ban
Ell SiGI ira Oeoen og ifiu.
Ter en- MongfolOigbeO al Spnoer. "
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-13

Den De 6aoOe oct CUBS Orb, Iom
@bon9eIiet bar or
benz. Og BET bar be-
fentIig oct iamme, iom Ri bar
mootaget gennem 5orfpnoeIie og
gennem De ifrebne @Oan9elier og
8rebe.
nat S fitnne oofIe oeo ben"
2tpoitelen Ter paa fine 9eiere Iom
Born. innoe SUBS Born, men fun
iom nDfeOte ipeOe Born,
iom maa oofe, ON De Ifal naa
til Mnno8mooenbeo. Sg Iige iom
Mooerm9lfen er oet, bborbe0S pe6-
barnet ifal bofie. ioo er v0rO-0aeI-
fen" (3groom), set Wei6oel, bbor-
peo CUBS ipe6e gern, Dc uplig
genfe6te ifal oofie.
Soor Itemmer Dor &irfes 5or-
naming til 6orelore og 6aooere ON
at lo0e oe oebte ggrn yoplpre / Den
friItelige gernelproom~ imiift ODER.
ems meo bette Steo. Nlen oct pc
ger for ebriet pao 3soOenoigbeoen
Tor CUBS Born af itooig at BRUCE
CUBS Orb iom aanoeli9 Scoring
|fcr oct genfgote M}enneife, at oct
me 9ib maa tribes og oofie.
I'll 5relIe9 men er oct
oa life freIite Menneifer, 0poiteIen
ifriber til? SO oct er. 0e er frelIte
i Den 6oritano, iom noar SeinS
flyer. Din Gro bar freIit oigl"
oe er frelite ira Spnoens SfDIo
og Starf, oe er bIebet @uos Born
og 4rbinger; men De er life
.freIfte ra 6aren / Geroen,
6aren boooe inoe fra og noe ira,
6aren for at forferes og fortabes.
8auIus ifrioer til 8omerne:
vSbi M er Dor 5relie nGrmere,
en6 oa oi blepe troenoe" (9fom 10,
I'D. San peger oltioa paa en- 5rel-
IIe, Ser er "mmenoe o.
for BAN. Set er Oenne
~5on1r1p SrpIIp. Den pu0eliae od ebi-
ge 5relie, 9lpoitelen geter Der og-
ioa peger paa.
,0m s 90 babe imagt, at Ser
rem er goo" Oct er eft %eienoomme-
IIiat Or6, ser Der er ooeriat meo
ygoo", men oi bar life beore Orb
for ut ruu 9onif. 9aa @ngelif
be66er oct gracious, men oet er
neppe beore.
Sammenligningen er Der mel
IGem, bbao Nooermplfen eaer no
oeren er for oct ip9oe Barn, og
bpao Serren er for Den genieote.
|8ornet imager, at MoOermGlfen er
goo, eGer gennem M9Ifen, at NO
oeren err goo. Men iaa %forItoar oi,
at 6et er life alene oct, at Mooer.
melfen moger goot, men ben
er goo, for0i ben giper RGring
og aroft, Den er praftiif goo.
Oct er oct, apoitelen bill iige:
5 bo bar imagt, gennem @r0s
|Sr6, at 9erren er praftiif 9oo,
|for6i ban bar ginet e6er mt 2ip
% toget al e6ers Spno og Spn-
oeIfpIo fra e0er. Bin iaa Oeo at
bragg Steering al Or0ets uforialife-
Be Mqlf, at 5 ma Oofie beo Den
iii SreIie. enbelig, ebig 5relie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-13

lan1me | Dem ale. Sreoet CT 1an0=
ipnligois ifrebet omfrin6 Sioen 50
70, oItiaa fereno SeruiaIems
goeIeegelie.
Safob itoo / bei anieelie ieIo
iblanot De b%antro, men bog mere
oenIieiinoe6e Sober og for i'm Nio.
fnrbeos og 6rombeOs Stpl0 fit
ban Gilnaonet 0oen retferOige".
airfebiitoriferen S~eg9eiipus for
teller. at ban bar en- inOerlig9en.
mems Mono, at ban ooglig baO0e Zig
get pao &ne / 8emplet / Bon for
fit 6olf.
On bans @n0eligt fort9ues Der,
at bans 5ienoer til iioit ferte BAN
op poa Eempeltinoen for at tbin.
Ige BAN til at aflngge @iOnesbpr0
for Solicit moo ariitus; men 0a
ban tbprtimoo baboe bionet ON Sri.
Itls, iao Itnrte0e man bom neo al
9empIet og Hog BAN libel meO en-
aele.
Safob, Serrens tro Siener. inc.
toger np7ten en- Sitting Zig 9ro.
fetens Serimios / oen gomle Bogt.
8omsubeiret bang ODER oen BLOB.
beiuoIeoe Stao SeruIolem. Solicit
i fin 6elbeo bapoe troa0t ariiti
BLOB meo Gantro Sober og bonnet
g}aooens 9Iono."
Solicit baooe forfoitet bets Me8s
iias. oerfor bleo BET ieIo f%orfaitet.
Gommen too III for 8oren. Oct
oar 9oatesfolfets ii6ite Gage.
st Gar ginf ON Situationen
fan Der bore paa i'm rette 9IaOs
til @oDarieI ogioo for os. &ao mig
Der faa SOB til al BRUCE min gam.
Ie 2qrers Orb. o9ele Nationen
bar / pilot Oprer, omtumlet al
IQi6enIfa6 og gerosIigbeo, bengiOet
til Saoets og 5onatismen5 % sol.
far6ig6eoens opblqite 8aIemaaoer,
gu6leit / belle lit 1onfeiat og aIli
bel trooie0e oct paa Den rene 29re.
Set bar foriemmeligt / fine &lig.
ter og gIemte at ioge 9i9lp / 9en
hos Serren. Saltet baboe miitet i'm
Strait. Saaom / forte Sr9f bar
Stiuingen. Som 9erren5 Gro Sie-
ner opbeo 5afob, iom 29rer og
I9iifop for Reni9beoen og iom Ell
inoerlig 9ennens Mano al lin
aroft for at reO0e oenL Der funoe
reooes.
9rebets 6ormnaI er at inoif9rpe
300 og Gro, eller IeOenoe arilten.
Dom iom oct eneIte Heoningsmio-
Del for ct 5olf. en- Menigbeo eaer
ct Samfuno, Der fun boloer paa
Den rene &ere - Mtunoens 8e.
fenoelie De gu~ostienltlige 6or.
mer % Den retifafne 8anoel; men
uoen Sipet / CUBS Sen. aernen-
Ii hele grepet or u0la0t / Sr1ene:
gUten border Oroets @srere og
life olene bets Ssrere, boormeo S
beorage eoer ielo (aap. /, 22). Stun
ben Gro, iom omiettes / aerligbeO,
or leoenoe. Gro uoen @erninger
er 900.
Weoens 9aulus / Homerbrepet
og @alaterbrebet fortrinsois taler
ON ~ ben acknowledgements eller
frelienoe Gro, iaa taller Safob NOR
melt ON - ben belliggerenoe eller
birfiomme Gro. Baulus fremfoloer
ben bnilenoe Gro, meoens Safob
remboloer ben arbeioenoe Gro. Der
T altiaa goo Sarmoni mellem paii-
rs og Safob.
Meo Senipn til 9rebets Sn6bolo,
2~anfegang oe Snooeling oa aneiner
ii Der fslgenoe 8int.
8i fan inooele 9repet iaoleoes:
1. Soap. 1. Sobeotanfen fan no.
trDffes iaaoan: aommer .San6be.
bens Orb" inc / Siertet, ba omifa.
Der oct belle Wenneifelibet og giner
&raft til at beitaa / ale prsoelier
og 5riiteIier Zee gers IL og gers
49,, og letter CUBS Solf / Stano
til of .ffue inc / 5ribeoens fulb.
fomne COB" Wers 25).
2. Sob. 2. ia Perions @aa
-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-13

oSnngen er Ell Slo;" men Sitngen
eler Oroet er 10 8anfens ltotrpf
elGer 5orm.
aenosgerningerne / 8eroen bebi-
Ter meo Stprfe oenrle Sonobeo og
oct life minoit / bore Gage - Den.
lie arigsrpolernes 8io. Self an
oerleoes er set meo Den binnelife
.gisoom. On Den flyer Satob De ifen.
ne Orb: oWfen 9isoommen beroppn.
fra er ferit rer, 0erneit freoiomnie-
fig, milo, feielig, fillo al garm-
.biertigbeo og gooe 8rugter, uportiif
'og uoen Sfremt" (aap. 8, ~.
3. Sop. 4, liz. 8eroens 9en-
ifnb. geroensfprligbeo oe SoomoO
er fife forenlig meo Serrens 8en-
ifab, iano @u6sfrpgt og gompgbeo;
ySbi @uo itaar De boff9roige imoo"
&c. 81.
6. Sap. 4, t3-5, II. 9egerlig-
bco efter ioroiif Rigoom rioer @en.
neifet belt bort fra Serren. Ogiaa
/ bette Stpffe foloer 9nuIus's 29-
re go6t iommen meo Safob.
81 nnmerfe Der 0roene / lite
I8im. Sap. 6, 80, iaalpoenoe:
g@en De, iom bile bore rige, faloe
i 5riitelier og Snare % mango
u%iornuftige % itaoelige 9egpringer,
iom neoipnfe Menueifene / timber.
Iqona Of 5ortobelie. Iii 9engegriif-
6e0en err Ell Roo til olt on0t, og De0
at bi9e oerefter ere no9le iarne pilo
ira 8roen og BABE gennemitun9et
Ifg iqrn meo mango 5merter."
Com ct aoparieIens ORD / oelmc
6orbinoeIie foier Safob oenne m.
itenoe San6beo til: Sc, CONNIE.
rem Itaor for 0orcnl@
7. aop. 8, t2-20 banner et iii
lc Slutuingstillpg. 20 @ange i
bette Gilleg bru9er Safo6 SiltaIen:
yM}ine greorel GiIlpget omfatter
en- 5ormaning, ell 0pmuntring og
en- berIig 2(npisning
5ormoningen tager Si9te pad
lSanbbeo. @uos Soils Gale ifal or.
re nSa, ia, og 0et Rel 2(le andre
9efreitelier lig9er %uoenior Gnos
Sells Eolemnaoer.
9pmgntringen omiatter to Gin!
lftr, to'1erlige 0ti6ler til, 9pg9Sem
% 8lp>c. Oct CT @ennen og o.
ion1en.
ut 9ennen er 99geoom, oct bro
Ietbusrt CUBS Barn al erforiag;
I6oa iftc ner nof / ben fuloe lo.
ltrefnine iom Sotob Der ontpoer.
lgt 6or6cnnen og 6elIesbennen er
lStormaater, ia, oct fenoer alt 8uos
I5olf Ill, baaoe ira gibelen, airfens
Siitorie, Misiionsbiitorien og Or
|faringen, men ben fuIoe grug Der
al, ia. bpo iblanot os fenoer Der.
'tiI2
@uo bielpe os til at fenoe oct
longt beore.
5remoeles at Songen er ct tort
Wiooel, Der ifaber @lGoe / bore
|Sierter, Siem og Wenigbeoer, ia,
oct fenoer oi oeiaa til al @rfarin9;
men, oespprrel altfor liot. {, maot-
te Songen faa en- meget mere ipl.
bigere 8laos / bort ariitenlip og
airfelip. Sbilfen 8eliigneliel SPILL.
fen @l9oe paa Dor 2ibspeil
hinge 6oIfl ler at ipnge og ipil.
le meo araft, naar og boor iom
BELT s bar 2eiligbeo oertil. San'
gen er en- 8ellugt babe for @uo,
@nslene, os ielu og andre Weenne'
Ifer. Wlaa Sangens berlige @aoe
meo araft blipe uobiflet / Dor Sir
fe. ss3s
@nnisningen angaar gefenoelie
of S~pertr9belier moo bp%eronore.
Naar ariitenlioet itaor / Stampe
poa life fao Steber, bpor Der bog
oilers life err iaa Iibt Of 9roslip,
ioa bar bet iom oftes ben @ariag,
at Der er Ban / Ssrael". Der er
begaaet O~bertr9belier moo bper'
andre. Oct m9rfes gobt. Wen Der
er ineen flor moi, Der bill gaa frem
40 ben Iiee Iagne 8ei til 29geoom
- 8efeft6effzns Sci. Sit guo frem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-13

al OHolIaO % al SOlg og 9DIlerl
og aOi1o og al 9agtalelie, % bi-
ger iom npfgote 9grn efter 0roets
uforfalifeoe Mplf, for at S funne
oofie peo Den til 5relie, ON 5 oa
babe imagt, at @erreu er goo.
OrSets nfOrfalifeOe MGlf.
af bette afinit bar Ri flere for.
ifelIige 0beripttelier poa 9anif og
gngeIif. 9ette betpoer Dog life, at
Den enc 0beri9tter mooiiger oen
anoen, men @runotefltens Orb er
faa rige og eienoommelige, at oct
er iOert at gengioe oeres 0tening
fpl0igt / ct anoet Sprog, og iaa
bar en- forlegt oct paa en- Maaoe,
ANDRE paa en- an0en Waaoe. Dor
nDe oanife 0beriettelie CT iiffert
iaa goo iom noger.
Sooo ApoiteIen Der flyer, Hut.
ter Jig neie til iioite Gel af fore.
gaaen0e &apitel, bbor be af ufor-
frenfelig Seo oeo @uos leoenoe og
bIioenoe Or0 genfo6te formaneoes
til at eIife boeranore inOerlig al
Siertet.
u0erfor aflegger al Onoifob@
oin. Ser ooerietter Stat 8eroam
/ Steoet: n5aa ofIagger oa al
8anort." 2ut6eran Commentary:
o9utting otuap therefore all picfe0-
neis."
Den egentlige 9lening er: Soet
S nltioa oflegger, eaer bOrtfaiter,
al Onoifob, al Spig oio., iaa. big
iom npfeote gern efter oct, booroeO
S fon pofie til 6relie. apoiteIen
bar fer formanet Dem: Som lD.
oige 9grn futile S life ififfe eoer
efter De forrige 2piter / eoers
@anfunoigbeo" q, IA. Men Der
n9bner ban iaa mere / oct enfelte,
bpao De ifal afl9gge foroi oct fri.
Der imoo Den inoerlige 9rooerfer-
Iigbeo.
rOn0ifab", o8anart" oct
er ioet belle taget oct Sinoelog,
iom life ouer, oct ielbiife, egenfqr.
Iige oanartige, TONNE gnmle Sim.
oelog, Der Der peges poa; bet ifal
De genfeote oflegge, fate ira Zig,
forage, ON De ifal funne elife
bberanore inoerligt al 9iertet.
uOg al Sbig og Spfleri." Spig
peger paa oct, boorbe6 ct MenneIfe
bill fsre ct anoet bag 2piet. Som
@fsempel benbiies til, naar Der
iettes Naoing paa 5iifefrogen.
Siffert er ogiaa al &rigsliit iaa.
ban noget gammelt, iom ffal Of
legges eaer b~ortfaites. SpfIeri er
beore fenot. Oct eaar life iaa me-
get no paa at beinige andre iom
paa at fremitille Jig ieIp / ct falif
Cps, iaa ANDRE ifal ipnes beore
ON en-, emo ban / girfeligbeoen til.
fommer.
0Og abino og al gagtalelie".
Ser bar Hsroam: .Og MisunoeIie
og aIifens 8ogtolelie." anino, en-.
gelif ~enbp", betpoer oct iamme
iom Wisunoelie, bet nemlig, OF
ieg bliber iloe til Wooe, ON min
Rabo nDoer ct CODE fremfor mig,
eaer moaite, at ieg life UNDER bam
faa goot fom mig ieln. 8agtaIelie
angaar Salen; bet betpoer life blot
beo lsgnagtig Gale of paafsre Soc.
ften eQer en- 8rooer onot Hngte,
men ogiaa of uobreoe en- 8rooers
Sell og oerne6 ffaoe bam / Ste6et
for | aerligbe6 at taIe meb bom
feIu oerom os bieIpe BAN Of meo
benz. SnmIign bermeo aap. 49,:
~a9rIigbeo fuller en- Wangfoloig-
beo of Spnoer."
ane oisie npbnte Sing itri6er
imo6 ianb 8rooerfprligbeo; og Der
for maa be abiofut alleges, forfa.
ges, ON ianb og inberIig grooer.
ferligbeo ifol fltrne finoe Steo.
0g bbao ifal iaa treoe | Steoet?
Roget inoenfra, fra Si9lens eIler
&iertets 9pb2 Wei oct, Der ffaI
/ StpAct M finAp2 itApn fnr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-13
Oct, Ger beitaar
geters fsriie Sreb.

Sap. 2, ID: 0erfor aflagger
al Onoifab og al Soig og SDfIeri
Og aoino o9 al 9agtalelie, o9 ri.
ger iom npfeote ggru efter 0roets
uforfalifeOe @1eIf, for at S funne
bofie beo Den til 5reIie, ON 5 oa
BABE imagt, at 9erren er goo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-16
MORE ENCOURAGING

The people of Augusta. after digesting
yesterday mornings news and arriving
at the conclusion that after all the war
lacked much of being over. went to the
banks yesterday and bought So. 700
worth OF bonds.
While this is not quite up to the av-
erage that is called for to put Augusta
over the top, it is near enough to be
most encouraging. With some few mod
crately large purchases yet to be heard
from. as we'll as the banks. it is evi.
dent that Augusta is going to make a
hard drive for the top-represented by
the quota of 100000.
The total amount subscribed thus far
is s53i,ooo
The Boy Scouts put in another busy
day yesterday and met with consider
able success. 1t seems that because OF
the absence of the scout commissioner
OF the county all troops of scouts in
Augusta were not notified that they
were privileged to solicit subscriptions
to the loan. Secretary Richard Goodwin
Strengthened this matter out and the
full force of scouts viii solicit through
the remainder of the week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-16
BELGRADE

NORTH = Aivah Watson ant
Charles Ellis who are employed in
|. Portland passed the week end a.
. their home here.
Leroy Cook is i'll with the influenza
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gibbs of Oak
. land were guests Of relatives in town
Sunday.
Lot Bickford. who has been en-
ployed in Portland, is at Herbert
Alexanders sick with pneumonia
A crew of men are at work at the
State hatchery building finishing a
rent in the upper part.
Mrs. Eanes, who is employed in
Oakland. passed Sunday with her
daughter. Mrs. Howard Bickford
Nr. Buchanan of Belgrade has been
putting in cement foundation I'M
der the boat house owned by Mr..
Wineburg.
Belgrade has gone over the top in
the fourth Liberty Loan.
Miss Elnora B;ckford Of Waterville
is passing a short vacation at the
home Of her mother, Mrs. Eta Page.
William Wallace Of Portland is
passing a short vacation at his home
in town.
Walter Gleason, Willard Gleason
and Harry Tozier have gone for a
few days hunting trip in the big
woods
Ed Burgess. who has been at work
in Bath for the past few months. has
completed his duties there and re.
turned home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-16
AUGUSTA PURCHASERS
LIBERTY BONDS WAKING
UP TO DUTY BEFORE Them
WO,lEN'S DIVISION

One Tuesday $500 were placed III bonds
through the woman's division of the
Fourth Liberty Loan, bringing to the to-
tai to date to s1n.sJO subscribed in Au-
gusta.
There are but four days left of the
fighting loan. This means that there
are but four days more of opportunity
left to the women of Augusta who have
not yet secured bonds.
Mrs. Augustus 0. Thomas. chairman
on schools. announced on Tuesday the
results of the poster contest in the high
schools and academies of the State for
the prizes offered by the womans div
ision.
Donald F. Hastings Of Rockland won
the first prize. SIS in thrift stamps, while
the second prize. $40 in thrift stamps.
went to Charles Landerken of Gardiner.
Many schools were net represented in
the contest as they were closed early
because of the infuenza condition pre-
vailinS in the State. The Augusta
schools were not represented as the term
here was shortened both by a later OPEN
ing and an earlier closing than in SOM.
of the districts
OF the 81 posters submitted the FOL
lowing eight received honorable men
ton: Eva Cohen, Grade VIII, Rockiand /:
Clifford Meserve. Saco: Crews Whit
aker Lincoln academy. Newcastle; *.
Havernor Cassens. Grade VII. Rock
land; Ernest Maxcy, Rockland.
The prize winning poster is a likeness
of Wilhelm OF Germany in black and
white, under which is this indictment:
The Lus,tania
Edith Cavell.
'Louvain
"What are you going to do about it?'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-16
SIDNEY

LAKESHORE-Mis Mary r. Longley
and Mrs. VI. w. Keller Of Upton. Mass.
arrived at the home of their brother, L.
w. Longley, last week where they will
remain for a few weeks. Miss Lonsley
has been very sick si2ce last April but
stood the journey far better than was
{ .pected
George Cooley. manager of the Oak
land creamery was taken very i'll last
| week and was taken to Gray's hospital
in Watervlle for an operation. T. w.
Longley. Jr., is collecting the cream dur
ing Mr. Cooleys illness.
| GEORGE w. Manter sold car of hay
| the past week to George Reynolds o.
Waterville and delivered it to Oaklar |
station.
John Ballard who has been sick with
grip for the past week, is improving and
expects to be able to go to work IN his
| shop soon.
William W. Carter. who was commit
ted to the State hospital a Augusta re-
Gently for treatment. is reported to be
about the same as when committed His
wife and son will pass the winter in
Massac husetts after closing their house
here.
Owing to continued rains which have
softened all the low ground. some po-
tato growers are forced to dig entirely
by hand. This is an unusual sight in
this section.
Rev. Francis II. Bate, formerly pastor
of the Free Baptist church at Oakland
was calling on friends in town last
week. Mr.. Bate some months since en-
listed in the u. S. Navy and was ap-
pointed chaplain at once on one of the
large transports.
r, D. Palmer of Augusta was a caller
in town last week
Mrs. Emily Cowan visited at the home
of Mrs. Addie Longley last Thursday.
Mrs. Cowan recently returned from
Lynn. where she has been visiting
friends for some weeks.
Rev. G. l.. Wheaton, the new pastor
of the Free Baptist church was a caller
at Lakeshore last week.
Mr. and Mrs John Griffin of the
Quaker road were callers Sunday at the
home Of T. w. Longley.
Owing TO Spanish influenza there was
no Grange meeting on Thursday evening
last
Some one entered the residence Of
George p. Boynton on Saturday nigh.
at Lakeshore and upset things gsaer-
ally. The entrance was made through a
back window
Roy S. Bacon. who is now working in
Cumberland county, passed SATURDAY
and Sunday with his family here, re-
| turning Sunday evening.
A large motor truck took the last load
of household goods belonging to Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Shaw to their residence
in Lewiston Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. wyman of West
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improving on Nature

Your grandmother, in her day,
would have told you that it was i'm
possible to improve on natural butter
made from sour cream in the farm
dairy-but modern science has found
n way. Benefit Brand Sweet Nut"
made from the most delicate and
nutritious elements of the crisp white
meat of the tropical cocoanut.
churned with pasteurized milk. is
fully equal to the best butter. both in
favor and quality. 1t is delicious
with bread or biscuit. cannot be dis
tinguished from the best dairy
product. Try it just once and you
will be convinced that it is a real
table luxury. and also one bright spot
of economy and thrift in new arti-
Gle of food that is really better than
The old. 1t costs sec pound and is
sold only at the Direct Importing
Co.'S yellow front store. 1856 Water
ST. Augusta, where Benefit Brand
Teas. Coffecs and Grocery Specialties
are retailed at wholesale prices
Adv.
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III. Price Weber. accompanied by
Mrs. Weber. has arrived in the city
from st. John. n. B.. having closed
his season with the Boston Comedy
Co, OF which he has been manager
for many years. in accordance with
the ordinance of the New Brunswick
government prohibiting all public
assemblages until the epidemic OF
Spanish influenza now raging is over.
Mr.. Weber reports a very success
ful seasons business. and hopes to
resume later. He also reports that
Canadians everywhere are very en-
thusiastic over the manner in which
President Wilson and the United
States are handling the onerous stu
ation. both at home and abroad. Mr..
and Mrs. Weber were called here
on account OF the demise of Mrs.
Webber's only brother. the late D.
Frank Moore.
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STOPS BACKACHE
IN few MINUTES
Rub lumbaso. Pain. Soreness, Stiff.
ness Right Out with "St. Jacobs
Liniment"

When your back is sore and lame
or iumbago, sciatica or neuritis has
you stiffened up. don't suffer. Get a
small trial bottle Of old. honest "St.
Jacobs Liniment" at any drug store,
pour little in your hand and rub it
right into the pain or ache. and by
the time you count fifty. the soreness
and lameness is gone.
Don't stay crippled. This sooth-
ing. penetrating Imminent takes the
ache and pain right cut and ends the
misery. 1t is magical. vet absolutely
harmless and doesn't burn or discolor
the skin.
Nothing else stops lumbago. sciati-
ca and lame back misery SO promptly
and surely. 1t never disappoints:-
Adv.
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FOR UNIVERSITY OF MAINE
Five Resistrants Indicted Tuesday
Afternoon and Entrained by Local
Board for Orono-WilI Be In
structed Along Mechanical Lines

Five resistrants of Division / of
kennebec county found physically
Qualified for general military service
were indicted by the Local Board
Tuesday afternoon at its office at the
federal building and were entrained
at $50 for Orono where they will take
course of training along mechan-
ical lines at the University of Maine
The young men were indicted into
the service by Andrew l.. McFadden,
clerk of the local board, and at the
railroad station they We're supplied
with the smokes" chocolate. gum
ect.. by the Canteen Service Of the
Red Cross.
The young men entrained under
CAN A-1425 were:
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oct10-16X

Sidney were calling on friends at Lake
shore Sunday.
Sidney was one Of the first towns IN
the county to fill its quota on the fourth
Liberty Loan This little town contains
already raised nearly $4,000.
Mabel Field Of Center Sidney passed
Sunday at the home of G. L. Swift.
Last week G.. y. Swift and son
threshed the beans U25 stacks) which
grew on ~ acres of land. securing Il
bushels. They were thrcshed and
cleaned with a new Gray thresher.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. Q. Davis of the Quak-
er road were callers Sunday at Lake
shore.