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Died from Wounds ..........s..... Z
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION.
privatcs -Gustave Harry Bullock, Loo
gootee. Ind; Frank Cooksley, Weiseert,
Nebr., Fred T.. Jones. Harrisburg, Pa,
William PEPPER, I.uverne, Mimi; Harry
|. Rmsiidt, Beloit, Wis; Andy Totti,
Detroit; Antanas Walcokausky, Brooklyn;
DIED or DISEASE.
Private Luster Wick, Kussclvile, Ark
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Corporals William NJ. nevanoy, Chi
cago; Sturgs +. Durgin, The Forks,
Maine; Edwin Henry Griffith, totter.
Iowa; Kenneth LYLE Groom, Mars, Pa,
James ]. Halliday. Eureka, Cal; William
r. ilarner. Ceres. Va, Oscar Hudson,
Nappanec, Ind Wilfred Huntoon, Bing-
ham, Pa Howard Paul Shenofien, Cham
bersburg. Pa: Merrcl Edward Stuchell
Bradford. Pa: Wilmer Frank Suders.
Chamhershurg, pa. Frank ioomey, Gro
ton. Mass. Row l.. Trchil, Wahpeton,
n. OAK; William Weldner, Bluilton,
Ind;
Buglcr Ralph William Steny. Brad
ford. Pa
Cook Alonzo RAYMOND Mnrtln, TIar-
risburg. Pa
prlvates RAYMOND II Alderman.
Wilkes Barre, Pa Arthur W Altvater,
St LOUIS. Charles Waldo Anderson,
Franklin. IA: John II Angel Burrs-
vile \. G. Anthony =, Arrlda, New
Bedford. Mass William Grover Beers.
Franklin. Pa 1ollie NJ l'egcre, George
Vile, \ G. sidme Rrazaka Brooklyn
George Broderirk. New Dorm Manor,
\. Y Joseph }ukowsli. Chicago; Nicho-
las L Caparcll, New York City, Aldard
A. Clane, pawtucket. II l.; William u.
Davie. Ottawa. Canada. Wilbur Dotts,
Iaport. Ind William Hogan. Cobalt,
Mo Harold Howard, Notre Dame, Ind
Walter Quincy lIuckleherrv, Dill, Okla.
ltivind Jacosbon. Farley hInn. tlar-
cncc Il johnson. Chicago, Carl " Law
son. Hampton, Conn; Frank Lynch.
Louisville. XIV Matthew J McNally.
Summcrhlll. Ireland, Clarence McQmt
ty. Buford. Ohio. julius MALACHI.
hoapo; tranns W Maley fn'r
Haven. Vt DAVID Martin, llindman
Ky, Jacob G. Matthews, Red Banks
Miss. Charles Joseph Murphy, Long,
Island CITY. \ l., William Henry Nausz,
New Cumberland. Pa
WOUNDED pr9REF uNpETFHMINFDl
Privates julius Shcchter. Minneapolis.
Vito \ Sllleth. Tnrto. Italy. James
Henry Taylor, Fall River, Mass. John
L Walsh, Cmcago
MIssING " ACTION
Lieutenant Reuben T. rasklll Rich
mond Va
Sergeant Isaac I Hanev. Carbon
Ii,ll. Ma
Corporals Harold Lester kratg, For
ostvllle. Mich Walter Edward Reitz. De
trOlt
Mcchaulr Arthur I Prescott, Dor
chester, Mas
Prvates Erv,n Henry Charles Adler.
Monroe Mich, Jacob A. Adcr, Cincin-
natI. Raymond Albert. indianapolis
Isadorc Altman. New YORK City. Louis
Arlt. Cincinnati. Anthony Frank la
zncr. Detroit. Mortimer herman. Aurora.
III, Eugene Joseph l}ermer, Detroit,
Alfred Oliver Roudric, Monroe, Mich
How'd loseph Bouduc Monroe, Mich, !.
Raw Bower, living. III larcncc Brodlc
Monroe Mich, Roland RrIdcr, May
vIllc. WIS .iohn Raymond Chord, Fhlla-
dciphi4 lIarr NJ Cooper Cochranton
Pa Thomas " Daley. Newark. \. J
Jesse 6 Davis Weymouth, Mass
puanc William DunmorC Monroe. Mich
Hamlet lIoratlo Durant, Detroit, John
4 Egan. Boston, Raw l. Gcorgc. kolln.
Mont Charles ! G,ott Nlelott. Ind
John Il Graham. Berkeley Cal James
W Guerrv. Macon, Ga Frederick J.
llartcr. Nlttcn. : D.. leo & Ileuchan,
Munclc, Ind lcmcnt " llildcrbrand,
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N. ", Jesse ID. .Johnron, Spokane, John
Kurxawsli, Albion, N. Y; Arthur O.
Queck, Jersey City, N. j.; Omcr A. Rice.
Valley, Nebraska; James II. Roberts,
Baltimore; Leslie I. Shapton, CharleveiS.
Mich; Charles NJ Shontz, Shamokln, Pa,
Wilbert w. Sinclair, Woodstock, n. H.,
Andrew J. Sullivan, Moorcsbr,dpe. Ala.
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STOOD SEVERE TEST
EXCLAIMS W. B. GRAY

"Tanlac was put to a real test in my
case" said VIM b. Gray, POS s. Eighth
street, Philadelphia employed in the
directory dept. Of the Howe Addressing
Go.
For eight years / had suffered with
nervous indigestion. After trying about
every known remedy without success, /
was about to give up in despair when ]
heard about such wonderful results local
people were receiving from Tanlac. Well,
] took Tanlac and TO my surprise began
to improve Immediately My appetite
increased my food digested easily and
my nerves quieted down. have gained
3 pounds so far. and haven't felt half. so
energetic in years as ! do today"
The genuine Tanlac, which is being
sold at n. B. Danforth's Drug Store,
bears the name of j. l. Gore Co. on out
side carton.
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iNliittl tAt ~ tt''AA =
Wounded ,Scverelv) .............. >
Wounded ldegrec uudctermIned).. )....-. 1
Missing 10 Action ...................l0 10
KILLED IL ACTION.
Sergeant Myron II. BeaIs, Plymouth,
Mich
Private Ice Pitzcr Hamersville, o.
WOUNDED IN ACTION (sEvERELY).
PrivateS Roy StrlegeI. Burlington,
Kansas George II Wissman, Wnetka,
Ill.,
WOUNDED tDEGREE UNDETE BMIkEDl J.
Second Lieutenant Jacob III. Heck
man, Elizabeth. \. J.
WOUNDED DEGREE UNDETERMINED
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
PrIvates Max Bradley, ZtomIr, Boln.
Russlal. William t. Balhnger, Dayton,
O., Gust A. Brttnen. St Paul, Mlnn,
MISSING IL ACTION.
PrIvates Louis J Boudeau, Cohoes,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16
is MARINES ON LIST
OF CASUALTIES FOR TODAY

Washington. Sept rs Eighteen Ma
rines are listed IN the overseas casualties,
made public today as follows:
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i, s, CASUALT TIES 178;
S|XTY-F|VE MISSING
Ki lied in Action List Drops to
Four; lO2 Wounded and III
Die From Wounds.
by Associated Press To Every Evening

Washington, ID. G., Sept. l6.-Ihere
are lis names in the two most recent cas-
ualty lists the one issued this morning
named 70 soldiers aa follows:
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Queen Wilhclmina Of Holland IS
dominated by her German husband, but
the combination worked badly IN Greece
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Primary Papers

The following primary nomination
papers were filed Tuesday at the De
partment Of State
Harry A. Plummer. of, Benton, Re
publican candidate for. the House Ct
Representatives sfrom, the class dis
trict comprised Of the towns Of Gin
ton. Benton and Albion and Unity
Plantation. petitions of w. L. Davis
of Albion and five others. Frank l.
Besse of Clinton and six others and
Leonard A. Davis of Benton and thret
others.
Frederick p. Dyer OF Buckfeld. Re
publican candidate for county attor
ney Of oxford county. -
Samuel 7. Archibald Of Montice1l0
Republican candidate for county .eosp
missioner Of Aroostook county .,
Walter J. Garnett of PASSPORT, Re
publican candidate for county treas
urer Of Washington county.
Louis B. Goodall Of Sanford. Repub
lican candidate for Congress in t.,
FIRST District.
James G. Purinton Of Topshan1
Democrat candidate for register o
deeds for Sagadahoc county, petition
of Morrill, Mckenney of Richmond
and II others and Joseph Torrey o
Bath and 33 others.
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STATE HOUSE
Next Council Meeting

The Governor and Executive Coun-
Gil met for their regular March meet
ing at o'clock Tuesday afternoon,
with Governor Carl Z. Milliken,
Councillors Norton, Nichols, Bunker.
Fay and st. Clair present and Sec
of State Frank w. Ball and Messer
ger Geo. w. Leadbetter in attendance.
A brief session will be held this morn
ing.
Donald F. Snow Of Bangor appear
ed in favor of the pardon of Michael
Corey Of Bangor, under sentence for
a single sale of liquor He briefly AMI
concisely explained what convinced
him of the absolute innocence Of the
man, it having been a spite case
brought by a party eyicted from his
restaurant. County Attorney Blanch-
ard and Justice Philbrook had agreed
on mol PROSE-, which by error was
not recorded and executive clemency
is asked in the line of justice and 20
correct the error.
Halbert p. Gardner asked for an
appropriation for work in rounding I'D
the "slackers' now at large.
The following warrants were APP
proved; 1918 regular. sS1,936.54: insti-
tutions. $3S.676.54; monthly salaries.
s22. 0o1.01; revenue, s15.40Ss5; 1917 bal
ance. $11,611.97; State Highway Cob
mission, s3S6o5o; total. $l6s. 54O.41
Weekly salaries, s12.15s.27; highway
payroll, sl471.29; total. s13.62S.56.
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w. Davis; Hallowell, Dr. C. F.. II
Beane; Harrington, Edwars NJ. Frye
Harrison, Joseph Pitts; hs. .tland. DR.
{. A. Moulton; Houlton. Bernard AR
ch!bald.
Island Falls. ]. j. Mari.
Jonesport, r. B. Stevens.
kennebunk, Asa A. Richardson
Kennebunkport. Andrew NJ. Rollins.
Lewiston, Dana S. Williams; Lime
stone, p. E. Higgins; Lincoln anc
Enfield, G. W. Thombs; Lisbon Falls
L. A. Jack; Lubec. c. H. Clark.
Machias, Rev. H. p. Taylor; Madi
son, F. w. Lane; Mars Hill. Howard
Pierce; Mattawamkeag. W. L. Col
burn; Milbridge. H. w. Sawyer; Mill.
inocket, George w. Stearns; Milo
Martin l.. Durgin; Monson. Re-
Thomas Day.
Newport, Charles E. Smith; Nor.
ridgewock. L. r. Folsom; North All.
son, Frank H. Holley; North Berwick
Miss Elizabeth X. Hobbs; North East
Harbor F. ]. Phillips; Norway. G.
Ralph Hartman.
Oakland, DR.. V. c. Totman; Ogun.
quit, L. r. Williams; Old Town. B. r
Keith; Orland. w. L. Brewster; Orc
no, Prof. G. w. Stephens; Oxford, DR.
E. B. Holden.
Phillips, D. F., Field; Pittsfeld, S
R. Oldham: Portage. ]. T. Ranney
Portland, r. B. Wilson; Pressure Isle
Prof. E. NJ. Libby; Princeton, c. H
Swan.
Rangeley. o. r. Rowe: Richmond
DR.. Wallace n. Price; Rockland. T.
K. Gould; Rumford. Major Theodore
Hawley.
Sanford and Springvale. George G
Emery; Skowhegan. Clarence B
Hight; Scion, P. E. Priest; Southwes
Harbor, Rev. W.. r. Forsythe; Soutl
Berwick, F. Roger Miller; South Par,
is, Atone. Wheeler; Stockholm. Rev
John A. Weston; Stonington, DR.. E
L. Noyes; Stratton. DIR. E. J. Brown
Strong, Rev John Dunston; Sullivan
Andrew P. Havey.
Van Buren,. Fred D. Good; Vinalha
ven, A. U. Patterson
Waldoboro. DR.. George n. Coomos
Waterville, DR.. J. F. Hill; Wells. VII
liam M. Trip; Westbrook, William B
Bragdon; West Penobscot. n. l.
Heath; Wilton, r. f. Sawyer; Win
throp, j. H. McIlroy; Winterport,
Walter A. Cowan Wiscasset. c. S
Sewall; Woodland. c. B. MacGrath.
Yarmouth, w. II. Rowe; York, DR.
E. c. Cook
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FUNERAL SERVICES OF
MAI. GEO. D. WILLES

Brunswick. Me. March 26.-The
funeral Of Major George D. Willes
was held this afternoon from his res
idence, Potter street, the services be-
ing conducted by Rev. Roy Rolfe Gill
son. rector of st. Paurs Episcopal
church. The body was temporarily
placed in the tomb at Pine Gro'e
cemetery. Burial will be at Bath.
Major Willes, who came to Maine
90 years ago as the superintendent
of the Topsham plant of the Trenton
Flint and Spar Co.. opened the first
feldspar plant in the State. one which
has been successful ever since and of
which he had remained in charge
until within a few weeks. For the
first 20 years he lived in Bath, but
30 years ago moved to this town,
where he had since lived. He is sur
vived by one son, William D. Willes
of Topsham. who is associated with
him in the business.
Major Willes was born in Old
Bridge n. j.. Dec. q, 1894. the son Of
George A. and Margaret Herbert
Willes In 1850 he came to Portland
and for several years was associated
with John NJ. Wood. Later he became
cashier of the Atlantic Bank, which
position he resigned to accept !. po-
sition on the staff of Adjutant Gen
eral Stockton of New Jersey. with
whom he served throughout the Civil
War. He was a member of the Saga
dahoc Club of Bath. the Cumberland
Club of Portland and Lotus Club of
Trenton, y. j.,
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Industrial Accidents

Chairman Eben r. Littlefield of the
Maine Industrial Accident Commits
sion, Tuesday made assignment Of
hearings on the following cases:
Orrison w. Horr injured Nov. 80.
1917, versus the Portland Rendering
Co, and the Security Mutual Casualty
Co, insurers; loss of time; hearing
set for Tuesday, April 2. at A. NJ
at the aldermen's room in the city OF
Portland; John Is. Kehoe of Portland
attorney for the claimant.
Anna X. Ebbesen. widow Of Law
renee Ebbesen, injured Jan. II, 1918.
versus the Cumberland County Power
& Light Co, dependency; correct
amount of compensation due; Hear
ing set for Tuesday, April at 10 ~
NJ, at the aldermen's room in the city
Of Portland.
Anton Donkus. injured August 80
1917. versus Farwell Mills and the
American Mutual Life Insurance Co.
insurers: lump sum settlement; Hear
ing set for Monday. April /, at l 81
r. NJ. at the SeIectmen's office a. Lis
Ion; McGilficuddy & Morey Of Lewis.
ton, attorney for the claimant.
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LARONE

The spring fever has struck Larone
and farms are changing hands. Charles
Sheaff has sold one of his places To a
Mr. Dunston of New York. who IS to
move on soon. The Knox, farm has
been rented to Kenneth Berry who will
reside there and the owner, Mr.. Black
man will board with them. Fred Hunt
ington has moved from the Farnham
place and gone down river. while the
owner Of the farm, Mr.. Marcia. has
moved on. as the Marcia farm has been
sold AID the new owner will move on in
April. Elmer Campbell has moved back
onto his place but is still cutting wood
on the Tobey lot. A number of farms
are for sale and the prospect good for
still other changes this spring.
James Durham, an English subject.
who recently purchased the o. II.
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SKOWHECAN

Mrs Sarah Bowman (Alle1D Parker
widow of Asa S. Parker, passed away
Tuesday evening at her home on Main
street. She had been ill for several
weeks but the end was not expected
at quite so early date. The deceas I'd
was born on a farm between the VII
lagos of Norridgewock and Smith
| field. 'S2 years ago last September. her
father having been Harley Allen. For
over 50 years she had been a resident
of Skowhegan and had many friends
in the community
Her brothers and sisters have all
passed away and the nearest rela-
tives surviving are nieces and nepn-
ews. OF these but two live in this
vicinity, Miss Eta Crosby of Nor
ridgewock and Ostie Allen Of North
Arson.
A cousin, Llewellyn Goodwin. Mrs.
Parker and her husband. the latter
having been dead about 20 years.
were descendants of early Somerset
county settlers. The deceased was a
member of the First Baptist church.
Att the annual meeting of the Show
hogan Board of Trade held Tuesday
evening, Frank w Bucknam was
elected president to succeed +. W.
Briggs, with Harry E. Smith and w.
j. Lashon, vice presidents. and john
H. Lancaster. secretary and treasur-
err. In assuming his important office
President Bucknam referred to the
good foundation already laid and the
honor conferred Upon him. Attorneys
John Lewis. NJ. p. Merrill and William
Folsom Merrill were appointed to
study the municipal laws of Skowhe-
gan and report. The Agricultural
Clubs were discussed and the train
service, especially with regard to in
coming freights. The speakers were
A. r. Jewett. l.. II. Goldsmith. c.. A.
Ross, r. G. Patten and f. +. Harris.
Forty-four new members were elect
ed
The following men We're accepted
for military service by the Sorn..'ret
County Exemption Board on Tues
day: Thomas McLain, Lily Bay: Benz.
J. Corson. Athens: Walter II. Ray,
Arson: Christine =. Lasariees. FAIR
field; Chas. w. Smith. SkoWheSan.
Especial servicej; the following re-
turns have been received from other
boards, reporting accepted men:
Levi ]. Allen, Madison; Frank
Bourke, Philadelphia: Webster Ii.
| Feeley, Bigelow; Milford Seavey.
Bigelow: Joseph Bitters. East Hamp-
! den, Mass; Cecil Preston. Bates col
lege. Lewiston.
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ALBION

John Wentworth has returned to
Saskatchewan. after passing a Few
weeks in town with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alton Wentworth.
Me.. Lewis Cannon has been visit
ing friends in Belfast
Nerna Gould has gone to Vassal-
boro to resume teaching.
John Eastman, register of deeds
for this county. was in town on bust
ness Saturday.
The Besse High school will close
Friday for q weeks vacation.
| Olive Gould was in Waterville last
week visiting schools.
| Rev. Alexander of Missouri passed
few days recently with e. G. Wing
nurse, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. ~
M. Heikes.
Rev. n. NJ Heikes acted as sub
stitute, Monday, on the r. F. D.
route for Charles Byther.
| The Red Cross will hold its regu
lar weekly meeting Wednesday at the
I p. 0. Ninety pounds of yarn have
DepH Mill SliSS sIiS NiiA'SN Nio--
French Relief to Red Cross work.
| About &C of the schoolmates and
friends of Miss Gladys Weston
spent the evening with her at hcl
home last Friday. A treat of ice
cream was served. All passed very
| pleasant evening.
The syrup makers are now tapping
+ho;r +r,,c q +, Wilson and the
Copeland Bros. have the largest
groves.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Drake called
Sunday OF Mrs. brakes parents. MI
! and Mrs. Davis Mcdonald
Minnie Norton was the week-en'
! guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
! Chas. Norton.
Gertrude Davis. a teacher in the
Fairfield Center schools is at home
for few weeks vacation.
Elinor Metcalf is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. G. H. Sennett.
Mrs. w. o. Harrington Of So. China
is visiting her mother, Mrs Betse!
Metcalf.
Miss I.eulla Brann has gone t
Gardiner, where she has employ
ment.
Mildred Sennett, a teacher in tn
Freedom schools, was the weeken
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mr.!
w. f. Sannett.
Maude Fowler visited recently Mrs
Florice Sennett.
KEN
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WAS NERVOUS AND
HAD DIZZY SPELLS
This Massachusetts, Woman Be-
came Strong and Robust
When She Found the Right
Tonic Medicine.

When Your color fades, when your
cheeks and lips grow pale and you
get short Of breath easily and your
heart palpitates after slight exer-
ton or under the least excitement, it
means that you are suffering from
thin blood. f.
Heada che and backache often ac-
company this condition and nervous
ness is frequently present.
The remedy, of course, is to build
up the blood and for this purpose DR..
Williams Pink Pills are recommend
ed. They are the remedy best suited
to restore the blood. bring brightness
to the eyes and put color in the
cheeks and lips.
Through building up the blood with
DR.. Williams Pink Pills, Mrs. L. F.
Lothrop, Of SO Union street. Slough
ton, Mass, became strong and robust.
She says:
Il was in a nervous. run down con-
dition fo:' several months. Part of
this time ! was confined to my chair
and had % be carried about the house.
My back was so weak that l could
not get up. When I got so that |
could stand up, l was troubled with
dizziness whenever | tried to walk. |
had to walk very slowly and was in
constant fear of falling l was emac-
lated and lost several pounds in
weight. My friends thought l was
going into consumption.
Il was treated by a physician for a
long time without benefit. One day
/ CHANGED to read about DIR. Will
liams' Pink Pills and bought some
for tri Il. They helped me almost
Immediately. l have never been
without the pills since and take few
of them once in a while for a tonic
I recommend DR.. Williams Pink
Pills to anyone suffering as did"
Two books. Building Up the
Blood" and What to Eat and How
to Eat" give just the information
that every mother of a growing girl
needs. They are free. Write for
them today to The DR.. Williams
Medicine Co. Schenectady, N. Y.
Your own druggists sells DR.. VIII
liams Pink Pills or they will be
mailed, postpaid, on receipt Of price
50 cents psrtbsks nix boxes fAr a2.6e.
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Mrs. L. D. Jones of Danvers. Mass,
was a recent guest of her sister, Mrs.
G.. A. OXton.
George Brown is helping T. S.
Erskine.
Mr.. and Mrs 2. W. Jaquith were
in West Freedom Saturday after
noon to attend the funeral of her
aunt. Mrs. Viola Hussey. .
r. p. Morang was in West Liberty
Saturday.
Elijah BelSard will serve as
traverse juror from this town at the
April term of supreme judicial court
at Belfast.
Union Harvest Grange has re-
ceived six new members recently. viz:
Earl .Howes. Norman Nash, Herman
Jackson, Wesley Tibbetts. Mrs. Lewis
Hawkes. and Mrs. Lizzie Moore.
The Neighborhood Clubs is to give
the drama, Valley Farm" some time
the first of May. for the benefit Of the
local Red Cross.
Mrs. George Andrews. who has been
assisting in caring for her mother.
Mrs. j. H. Terry. returned to her
home in Braintree. Mass, Wednes-
day.
f. Edwards and daughters Clara
and Muriel. of Liberty, We're Sunday
guests of MIR. and Mrs. r. P. Morang
Mrs. Cora A. Goodwin, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Frank Carter
in Waterville, is at J. w. Went
worth's.
Mrs. F. 4. Luce and son Ronald
were recent guests of Mrs. Eola
DOYLE in Belmont
Mrs. Orilla Merrithew and son
| Lester II. of Morrill,, We're week END
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Jaquith
jeremiah Webb and daughter, Miss
| Mildred of Knox. We're Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Gordon.
Willis Turner of Liberty was a
| Monday guest at r. P. Morang's.
The school committee met Monday
and elected J. J. Clement superin-
tendent Of schools until July.
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Four.Minute Speakers

Prof. Paul Nixon of Brunswick. as
sistant secretary OF the Maine Com
mittee on Public Safety announces
the following ohairmen of the com
mittccc on the Four Minute speakers:
Addison. DR.. Fred A. Chandler;
Ashland, j. c. Wright; Atlantic. Dr.
!. B. Gage; Augusta, Rev. H. f. Dun
mack.
Bangor. Charles P. Corners: Bar
Harbor DR.. George A. Phillips; Bath
Arthur j. Dunton: Belfast. O. J.
Dickey: Biddeford and Saco. T. B.
Walker: Bingham, Charles w. Dut-
ton: Bluehill. Judge Forrest B. Snow
Boothbay Harbor. DR.. H. o. Barrows;
Brewer, Rev: E. NJ. Cousens; Brids-
TON. b. F. Corliss; Bristol. r. n
Cram: Brooks. Seth w. Norwood
Brunswick, Prof. W. H. Davis;
Bucksport. Wiley c. Conary.
Calais. H. r. ellis; Camden. Reue
Robinson: Caribou. H. D. Collins
Castine. William A. Walker; Cherry
field. William F. Campbell: Columbia
Falls. Fred NJ. Wass; Corinna. Hor.
~ d. Ridlon.
Damariscotta, F. A. Pitts; Danfo. tn
DR.. S. D. Springer; Dexter. n. G
Buchanan: Dixfeld, P. U. Cooper: Do
ver Frank E. Guernsey.
Eagle Lake, Judge J. 4. Laliberte;
East Boothbay. DR.. H. f. Fernald
East Brownfield. A. F. Johnson: East
Machias, Frederic Bogue; East Mill.
rocket. DR.. w. f. McDougall: Eas,
Northport. C. o. Dickey; PASSPORT
Fred T. Eldridge; Ellsworth. O. w
Tapley.
Fairfield. John A. Partridge: Farm
ington. Frank w. Butler; Fort Fair.
| field. Herbert r. Powers; Freeport
Robert f. Randall
Gardiner. Oliver B. Clason: Green.
vile, ]. H. Brown: 0uilford. r
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New Corporations

The following new corporations, or
ganized under the laws Of Maine
have had their articles Of incorpora
ton approved by the Office of the at
torney general of the States:
The Nassau Company, organized
March % at Portland Capital stock
5000; all common; nothing paid in
rar value. 81; shares subscribed,
President, George r. Spear. Soutl
Portland ;-clerk and treasurer. Elme
Perry, Portland; directors, George T
Spear, South Portland, Elmer PER-,
and E. Sawyer of Portland. Pur
poses, general shipbuilding business
and all other kinds of business. Ap
proved March 25.
Chicago Coke & Chemical Company
organized March % at Portland. Cap
ital stock, 100000; all common; moth
ing paid in; par value. 500; share:
subscribed, 10. President, Clarence G
Trott. Portland; treasurer. P. s
Drew. Portland; clerk, Portland; di.
rectors, Clarence G. Trott. P. b
Drew. David F. Drew, Charles w
Hamilton, L. w. Merritt. J. w. Cady
and James G. Doyle, all of Portland
Purposes, acquiring, dealing in and
operating patents, and other bust
ncsses. Approved March %.
American Standard Bred Poultry
Register Association, organized Marcn
20 at Augusta. Capital stock. $4,000;
of which $4,000 is common and $4,000 is
preferred: nothing paid in; par value
$40; shares subscribed. 3. President,
r. w. Farris. Augusta: treasurer nj
F. Hearin, Augusta; clerk. c. L. An
drews, Augusta; directors, l.. S Sll-
Ivan. Sheffield. Iowa. r. w. Ferris
and NJ. F. Hearrin of Augusta. Pur-
poses, general poultry business. Ap-
proved March %.