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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11
9as sdmtnSen Ser Smbianer tpirb

9as Sdutnben Der Snbianer iutro
611rd ben 3enIns tpie6er gren be-
leudtet. 8or 5ebn Sabren COB es
im staate Seem Sort nob 5000 SSnt
biorer, iett lit tire 3abI auf 4,451
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 6arunter rn1r
nod menige BoGblttinbtaner. Sm
0oroert boben ite fib nit ben Blabz
geii6tern bereinigt; a1tf Gong Sslan6
iin6 ite faft Neger geporoen. Gbe
oie Guropder ing 9au6 famerl 5dbl-
ten bie ssnoianer I'M Staate Seem
Sort tpobl at ben mdidtigiten Stdm~
men, ur1o ibr ginflnB madte fiiidy big
ins MiffiifippitbaI geltero. .S1 ben
&fen atpiiben England nno
6ranfreid Inn ben geiib beg 2oroes
biloeten 6ie Snbianer einen pibtigen
Saftor. Sbre @enntniB bon Beg
uno Steg fiibrte fpdter gum 8nn Der
2an6itroben, @on1le nnb giienbab.
men, 6arh peI1e 6as sSrratere beg
2onoes eridloifen tDur6e. Sam iino
Die emit 10 mddttgen, alein edterl
a(nerifaner Muirroel l1ncIe 5ams ge-
iporoen, nnb bnIo miro n11d Die lebte
@otbbmtt bonn groBen @eift nod ben
eDigen S~agbgriinber nbberl1fen ODER
in oem 8Inte frember &afien nrtter-
getordt fein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11
9ie Sterblid)feit inter Ben Sulba.

Die sterblid)feit 11nter ben Splba.
ten in Sen sdibengrdben 1T erbeb,
lid eeringer als Sic 9terbltdfeit
unter Sen Sduglingen unieres 2m'
bes. Das ergiebt 1t6 aus elmer Or.
fl6rung oes 5ra1en : S~ilfsfomitees
ser itoctli9en neutrality-suspicious.
bon Minneiota. Sic Eooesrate in
oen Sdiitengraben lit bierua6 5pei
8ro5ent idbrltdl Die gobesrate I'M.
ter Sen Minneiptaer Sdngltngen fie.
ben 8ro5ent. limo 6as miro nobl
a11d Die Sobesrate IN at1oeren Stao,
ten fem. @s lterben alio in nnierem
2onoe rei6lid oreimal 10 bel Sim
ser in ser @iege als Mdnner in
Sen s6iibengraben iterben. Gin 8e-
tpeis, baB fir Sen 5dltb bieier fletn-
iten @eltbiirger nod iebr biel getban
tperben mnB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11
Sie Sparpflid)t eebietet, bte tug

We SpufplltuI 9eul1+e+f wv +u0
lif)en Allsgaben a1f oos MfaB oes
NotbpanOigen SIT bel6ne1oen. gens
nod bari sic Su6e nidt mertriebe1l
meroen. Sober 8erbrauder erfaat
cine ip5ioIe 9fli6t, cine NfliW ge-
geniiber ser mgemeinbit nno Dem
2anOe. 9e1m Ser &mtf nn0 Berfauf
ether ieoen 8are gibt benz Birtb-
id)oftsleben 11eue Mnregungen, er
tbeiIt ltd alien @lieoern oes Wirtb=
idnhsforpers nit, BENT ben Baa-
rerro1stauih permittelnoen Saul
mann u1lo ieinen IngeiteQten ebenio-
mobI tpie benz @aarener5ettger nno
setperbliden arbeiter, fir bie oa-
6urd) llel1e @rperbs= nn0 Beroienlt=
gelegenbeit geidoffen miro. Ser ein-
5elne, mel6er ieine 9%ebirfnil1e on
neutrality-suspicious., lie nod 8e-
iib ltno g%infommen, obne iebob Die
Sparpfliht aus Sen augen 5u Der
liere11, befrieoigt, leiitet bmmit Der
@elegerbeit cine 5medmabige &riegs=
btIfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11
Die betben erofen Stem PORTER

Die betosn grpken Nem yorfer
Observation-Disclosures baben 6ie
9tlterSgren5e fir Nnifelnngen bon
fiinfunobier5ig oltf fiinfun0fiinf5ig
Sabre erpeitert. Wan fann 6as
MIR begriiBen, uno boffentlih bleibt
es babel oud] nod Dem &riege. IS
lit brutal, Wtt1nnern, Die Oas flint
nnobier5iglte 2ebensiabr errei6t ba=
ben, gor5e Grperbsqueaen 81 ber=
idlieBen, unb lie griin0lider oamit
o~ufgerdumt miro, oeito better. Gs
gibt cine gan5e 02erge G~rperbs5fpe}=
ge, in nelden ein Siinfunofiinf5ig=
idbriger bosielbe leiltet1 mas bon Ell
11em OretBigiabrigen ertpartet miro
uno es gibt foum einen, no er ni6t
bas leiitet, mas Der Mrbeitgeber at
be5ablen miaens lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11
; !; IeD.

pGp'lter gitltlarbi{6pf 5aeof
|gso6ee Don ct. 5fepbon, DeldJel
lqaqjabriger giidof uhO mIrflla
QeiitSger gater Ser 3io5eie ct. Glo1o
iid5 scr 2iebe lainer gepefene1 3io5e=
Ial1SSillDer erfreut uno BET ibnen N
bleibeno geiegrretem I11oenfen itebt,
.feterte Mifttpo6 in better @einrrobett
{einen so. @eburttssttag. Moige es @ott
in leinem meiien Gatbi6lu1e getal=
Zen, Dem bodap''iten @errn nod piele
sabre beiten 0oblergebens 5n lden=
ten.
E Mrn pergangenen 5onntag er=
theiIte Ser bodhp'Ite SEER 8if6pf So
lepb S. Bltfh IN Der ct. Mnoreas-
Stride 5u gI Hiber Bog bl. 5afraz
ment Der girmltng.
81 Ser bonn bodm. Serrn sos.
Builder GIT Me1t Linton paitoriertert
ct. Mlerinss@emeirbe miro am ~.
oieieg Monotg bng Gatronsfeit IN
gerbinolt1tg nit Ser orei5ebnitiinbi-
Gen @ebetsanoadt gebalten. Sodp:
SEER 2e1ttbner bon MartD miro BET
bieier Doppelfeier Die Seltpreoigt
sbalten.
Mm Iebten Mortagaben6 begans
men III Ser ct. SSobng Mbtei Die Sab.
.r%egereraitiien ei1tes Sbeiles Der st ie-
ner Mbtei geb0rigen 8atres nfo Der
'gIerifer, Sic bonn bodsp. p. 9aniel
&Aaib, s.. Is. 49,, a1ts Der ct. 8tn-
aenfs Mbtei IN YenniDlDatrien geleie
ttet unb ON Breitagmorgen 3lirn Mb-
dlub geIongen neroen. Mm Mbe1=
Sc 6eg 15. SliIi tper6en Die Sabres-
erer5itien fMr Sen ReIt Der our be-
iogten Mbtei ~gebDrigen geneoiftf1ers
baiiter ibren Mnfang f1ebrte1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11

811y1010&k 11E
merl5efretare 5tpei Moden long be-
ud)en mir6.
Bei1n spieIen rnbe Der 5traBe
on 6. Mberl,e n6rblib mutrben an
5orntagrrodumittag aoretta lnb Sc
ler1a goatf poan Grortrnb ei11es Mato.
mobils getrpffen tuobei e%ritgern1p1te
NIT beridiebenen 59dirfltngen Dn-
ponfam, mdiibrerb lebt an &opfe
fblimm berlebt tpalroe un0 ben Brud
zines Tl1Bgeler1fes babontr1g. Der
Mntotreiber farm u1lter feinen lin,
itdnoen fin ons greignib baffbar &c
madt perben.
- Sic bie1ige Decentralization ii
Lin mtpefe1tbeit bes Sergeanterl
g%ban6ler, oelien Dienitpflibt ieine
Mntpeienbeit IN 2ittle Sang erbetidt
bis 6ie1e ISOLDE 5reitag gefdGoiien.
Mrtbnr 80ibm, baS bier SSnbre
olte 5obnd)en Ser bier nobnenoen
6amilte S. q. gDbm fiel Montagtnor.
gen GUS elmer 6dtpirge nn6 bract
bas 5dliiiielbeir. l1rlter dr5tlider
gebanolltng fiibH ftd Der flet11e Na=
tient npbI.
Ser BET Der 9an Meptor Cont
PAM ~angeitelte $. S. 8ooornff,
tpelder lid Ser @edfelfalida1ng u1n
anoerer Heireren gprgeben idrlot9
madte, beftr16et iih git ietnem bebor=
lteDenben 8erbor IN Der GonntDzgn=
1fiQe.
SSennie: Str f0nnt ntbbtt erfuar=
ten, oaB etn 2iebaber ein Weaober
nit ether rotben Maie, farbloien Sip
pen, hiiben M11gen liebt Darnn1
nebmt @onifters &odD Meonntoir
Ebee lpfort. geri6iebt eS ni6t
es 1T gefdbrlid. 35f. Wartin Mo=
litpr.
SsS1 bem &enitan Der seabD q
Wfoiers Iransfer gompa11b, Der frli=
oeben M. $. 9a1tomebr @ornpanp,
brah aus imr1er nod mdf er1nittel=
ter Gmlttebnngsuriad)e an Nadrnit=
toq oes giorreid)en 8terten 5el1er
aus, oas einen Sda6en bon etpa
100000 pera1riabte. M6t Bferoe,
bon 6enen ittebem Der ge1tanrten Str
ma uro eines 6ern 6. g.. 8artbelemD
qehDrte, fame1 IN Den Jlammen lint.
Nebit6em berbrannten feds 5hlit=
ten mn6 Elm 8ngen, abt Gferoege-
Iidirre, 8feroebeden nttb Elm GROCER
8orrotb Moterial BON 2euten, Die
1oldes in bem 2agerra1me nnterge=
brudt batten. Sos nebenan1tebenoe
Selepbon @ebau0e, Dos gegen 5ell=
CT gelidyert gebaatt 1T, aber oo6 ei=
1en S6a0en bon etua $1,000 erlift,
be16ranffte bie @efabr 0es Serers
a1tf ben Srt leiner Entite6a1ng. IS
nabm nabe5u cine Stptroe, bepor oas
SSeuer nnter &ontroQe gebrudt NOR.
Nodjoem arideinenb Ser Blan
oeS Germ Daniel &aptparo, ct,
CLOUD nit ei1em Ger Sfaot ongepaB=
ten Sotel5 8u begliidenL Der ~1lgedbnt
Doben Soften megen 0nrbgefalen TT,
min li6 Sic aanfmannl6uft oerStaot
oa5u ermar1ren, 6ie bon 9aptpnro
o~ufgegebene Soee 81. per1pirfliden u.
Ser Stuot St. CLOUD Elm $350,0OO
perfbes &otel gu beri6offen,bon mel
dger 5ur11ne beute bereitS $4,000
sur Wer1pirflidung 6es grobartige1r
nnter1ebmens ge5eidnet iein iolen.
Son Sen Dfreftoren Der Ban Oeotor
Company gebt Die ge1Dolttge Soee
aus, oie iid, 90 onideir1eno Der Han
|W1otor @eleuidaff fein nnternebmer1
at %gefpagt it, Dobl nod DertDirflt=
hen mag. ct. Glpno tit zines leit1en
8erbdltniife11 eber1biirfigen Sotels
pom0tben, lln6 mii11idenstpertb more
es gatpiB tpenn fib Der ims Muge ge=
faBfe Hlafl mern alt6 IN eflpas Sc
ri1aerem WeoB1tabe berdpirfltder
miir0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11

gboma9 8~nc3fotpgfi Elm rabe bic.
fer Ortidaft tuobnenoer 8iebsudter
tpl1roe ol1f ieirem @ebaft bon einem
8ulIen angefonen, unb ebe er iidd I'M
ter Elm DbboA a1 1iidten berrnodte,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11
pbaelS &ogpital unter dr3ttlder 8e.

NIT ettteM fra1rtgen S0DlrHeH Dez
fAenft. M0ge bas 8iibden gleiA iei.-
mem 8orgdngern benz begludten gl.
ternpaar ltetige Srelloe bereitenl
Courier Mager, beritopfte gin-
getpeioe, Ginnen, Sdtuar5fopffe, ittin-
fenoer Mtbem iinb uebel Der TIMBER
banIidfeit. &eiBe Gage unb Ndid)te
breben ben Magen I'M. ssybr mer-
bet bartleibig, ber6rieBlidL miirrii6,
2eioet 11i9t. @ouiiters &odD Monr-
tain Ebee miro @uren Meagen reiri-
aen, Cure gingetpetbe al1Spmsen,
guren Mppetit mieber berltelen.
Martin Molitor.
sssn Ser leBte Mode gebaltenet1
Sabresneriatn1nlung Der 3npp 5tafe
ganf, an Ser lid bie Direftoren nno
Die Mfttionare bes @el6inIttuts be-
tbeiligtem nnb in meld)er Ole Dorge=
legten gerid)te oas @eidaft alS ein
IN bodbiIter Bliitbe Deficiencies be5et@=
neten muroe G0narb 3upp alS. Rra=
lioent Sbeoopr 8riiner als gtcepra=
iioenf nrrb georg S. Mlei1t5 als aai-
lirer tueberertpaibt.
- Matb. sou, Snbn Der San1ilie
Sobn Sbel1er, murbe i6iDer DerleBf,
als er einen Sabrlt1B in Ibatigfeit
tieBen poQte, 0ubei oas falibe aabel
ergriff n1ro bon 0ern We6aniSmuS
prfnRt fmt1s6e. Or Iiedt nit debrp=
d,a ,ap On, ,t,,6 mphefofhpr erbph-
Iihea esh1,;iH. ,trn g,,pfirhtm116en
- aosnitaT
- 91,r espier nps oIorrpifh6pn giprz
Ton He}Ifen SidI Moi hier mphnp1,-
oen Mer1nnnoten nn6 s%Srerr6en .sSralf
Sir Gilbert. sri. Moriq grq11h uno
6nrrn Brmtd1. gsrana Sc. Brd11h bon
Sc Mnyg. eso1sa. gl1aen @l5en bon
|Minnenpnlis, SEER rnb sSra11 Wm.
MegSora BON ct 8a11l. sri. Mqria
Gilbert nno Mrth. @innemann bon
g11I,1th Elm Mn gnm1tnn trnf bon
So Mnrs bei 0en aennn11fen hier nod
y, Ne5,,h Elm, sSamiIie SOL Brnl1h,
Sic Nei11her oebenfen noh tpeniqz
5fpng cine mofhe hier nnS IN bent Sic
lee snhr NJ be5or0erg id1Dnen
|steorng g'n,nfn AZ bermeilen'
@Ipmbnpr Srie6rih 5tn15ter.
mpl,hpr fi;nfaphn In1,op esnhrp hei 6er
Wompm GnrSrnnre g,na11porr nIs sSndz
n,on,n gTnStpIIa,no hnffp. a1rfeht nber
I'm giorft .npr Mnn mntnr G%nnnponn
tnnS S' ha4 MN ;;her aihprts gtn,.e
aiaaerihfet mn o. ipht inf pinpre
ssm,it Spinem !@on6tnerf horifehen
tninh
a., o1r+o,. 80, 90 goh,o,, hot
90 ~ a''e moI%a,. 70 :, 'S Sag Iatg TO-
Sugla SI nn 49, ,osrupea = me;ta+ e. a,.f
Suyaeu lesH ses..rs :. as ms;t4e do ~
tp a:ur:4 Wv a Iunsatl e.. NV. 49, =.
o &C. d. gIp;Snn ao,,Iao+ a,,a -. 10
1s,,1o s' 100 aa;no. ssp - =, u ai,ar ~,
nueln ~. ssD 20 sc o. ~ d..
ma,.aayha,,a a,,,,Sa :, o,,,.ar1,b,,ro =,
9el.olgs ap.a, ooba,sa.. ~ -.
~ ~ aHbaI 1850 aahat,e -
perhr sabb..A Sir 81, Igar,5toap,,a,oa,e
eap'u n.a maor ia ,sah ustapr :,
~ a..D "a ~ saSanhs ;,.,o ! moi4a
Ma,f aahe S9 %oa',io,, n,,f aar,,
a go. segq Mse4taa 49, 49, msao Sa1.
- ~ g., :, a. So, on,
lpIpi o. 1900 ~, - 81
'se's'e'''l =.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11
21t n~erfa1tfett.

81 b~erfatfer.
so Mder 2nno I'M norbliden Sbeil
6es Melroie gotpnibip. $500 per
Mfer. S. 8Drgerbtng & 20.
35z3t Welroie, Wt111n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-20
HEALTH CENTERS FOR
THE STATE OF MAINE

At a Joint meeting of the State Public
Health Council and the executive com
mittee of the Maine Ant-T tuberculosis
Association held Friday. plans were
adopted for the establishment Of health
centers in various parts of the State
The decision by the two bodies in CON
ference is believed to be one of the
most important steps ever taken in pub
lie health work in this State.
Governor Milliken will be requested
to appoint committee of eight repre-
senting the State department of health,
the Maine Anti-TuberCulosis Associa
ton. the board of trustees Of the tn
berculous sanatoria and the Child Vel
fare Association. This committee when
appointed will have power to establish
the health Centers in the interests Of
the public health and will formulate de-
tailed plans for their operation. such
plans as are made will be announced
at later date. The preparation Of IN
exhibit for the three State fairs Will he
one of the tasks Of the committee il the
immediate future
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-20
Taxes on Telephone.
Telegraph, Express Cos.

The members of the Board of State
Assessors. Clement S. Stetson OF
Greene, John j. Dearborn of Newburg
and Hon. Wilbur +. Dresser Of South
Portland, Friday committed the an
nual tax on the telephone companies,
the telegraph companies and the ex-
press companies doing business in
Maine.
The total tax assessed against the
telephone companies is sl37, 442.75,
the heaviest tax. s121.3665or being
assessed against the New England
Telephone G. Telegraph Co, with the
Aroostook Telephone Co. second, the
Maine Telephone & Telegraph Co.
third and the Moosehead Telephone
& Telegraph Co. fourth. while the
smallest tax is assessed against the
Washington Telephone Co.
The total tax assessed against the
telegraph companies is $11,4 the
largest tax being assessed against
the Western Union Telegraph Co.,
with the Postal Telegraph Cable Go.
second and the Northern Telegraph
Co. third.
OF the express companies, the
heaviest tax is assessed against the
American Express Co, with the
Canadian Express Co. second and the
Western Express Co. third. The %
tai amount of the tax assessed is
S33S03,Sl,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-20
STATE HOUSE
Next Council Meeting 10 A. M, Thursday, July rs

The famous old Lewiston Police
Commission referendum case. which
everyone hoped had been finally de-
cided and rad retired from active
service. is again about TO make it's
bow before tho public. it is announc-
cd and Monday. Aug. ) is the date.
The scene Will probably be the SUI
preme court room in Auburn and a
justice of The supreme court will
hear the case,
II will hc remembered that soon
proceedings against the Lewiston
Police Commission, a hill IN equity
was hled 10 institute proceedings for
an injunction, the bill being drawn
by + \ Morey. counsel for Mayor
Lcmatrc and signed by the latter.
That Is the matter to lie heard.
So,rcarN e state Frank w. Ball
was communicated with from Lewis
ton la'e Friday afternoon. being
asked Il the original petitions and
rrC0mp1uyire papers IN the referen-
dunn casa were stlll on file in his Of
$50 and : gr'Ir,e was able to answer
~ trn aHu native Those documents
ave all been eetely kept under lock
ana kr, ~ lauit. Tor just such an
cncrrcnr,
l. w3a roticeahlc that no particu-
tlr excitement ~ signs OF worry over
'ho ,omlnE hearing were to be found
shout tho capitol on Friday. when
tho old subject came up and the
soreN hat strenuous days of the Po-
lice Omission referendum hearing
were recalled. Tho supreme court in
IT'S dealings with the case was very
explicit and decided in all its state
ments and il would appear more or
less difficult TO get very far behind
the position taken then by the court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-20
For Annapolis or West po,n,

Congressman Peters announces
that he has one vacancy in the ma ral
academy at Annapolis. and one in
the military academy a West Point.
10 be filled BY competitive exam,na
tons this summer, the successful
candidates 70 enter next spring. pro
vided they pass the examinations AZ
the academies
IN order to seelct a PRINCIPAL and
three alternates to take he examjn
ions for Annapolis, and a princ,pal
ana two aiternates to ,lhe ex.nira
tons for West Point. Conyr,ssman
refers has arranged f..r an open
connective examination to be held
at Ellsworth on Wednesday. Sept. II
1913. at 10 A. NJ.
Inc examination will he conducted
Just as has been the case heretofore
~ Two dlsinterested educators and
ohe military man. Examinations are
open % All young men residents of
ne tnird congressional district
oahoidates have TO b. in sound
physical condition ard fo~ A.
ia polls. not less than sixteen nor
more than twenty years OF aee ~
me hrst day Of April on the ,ear NJ
TO the academy. and IN tho
Oh west Point. rot less tho,
'eNehteen. nor more than ,r.,
,,,,,. ears OF age when entering tb.
academy. 1t IS recommend. !
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-20
Methodist Camp Meeting
Old Orchard Beach

The Methodist Episcopal Church
CampmcetinS at Old Orchard Beach
commences on Monday evening, July
92d. and closes the following Sunday
night. The Italian revivalist, the
Rev. Felix Powell, Names greatest
evangelist will conduct the opening
service and will direct all the even
ing meetings assisted ~ men who
have conducted great religious cam
paigns III all parts Of our country
the Fev. +. H. Post, p. D., the Rev
A. y. Moss, the Rev. A. w. Barn
lund, NJ. A., and the Rev. 1.-THE. John
son. the veteran of thousand
fights"
The popular pastor Of Pine St
Methodist Episcopal church. Port
land. will direct the whole musical
program. assisted by Miss Grace
Hayford, pianist. and soloists from
several choirs.
Four experienced stereopticon lee
turers will give delightful entertain
ments in the Tabernacle preceding
every evening service at the Grove,
the EevS. r r. WEIGH, A. p Moss
r. A, Rich and J.. s. Etarles whose
order Of subjects will Ne The Ruined
Cathedrals Of Europe, The Oneram-
mergau Passion Play. The American
Army in Training and AT the Front.
Places Associated with tho V.r Ben
Hur. and the Life of Christ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-20
JUNIOR VOLUNTEERS
A List Of the Camps
and Their Leaders

The following is a list Of the Ju-
Nor Volunteer Camps in Maine. with
their numbers, location and leaders
and the addresses of the leaders. is
sued by the Office of the Federal
State Director, jefferson c. Smith, at
Winthrop, by Arthur A. Head. the
assistant federal State director:
/. rortland-A Z. Strout. Boys
Club Portland.
2 Fort Fairfeld-J. S. Stevens,
Fort Fairfield
3. Mars Hill-Leon E. Woodman,
Mars Hill.
! Mapleton-George D. Chase,
Pressure Isle.
). Washburn-Mark A. Wakefield.
Washburn.
6 Caribou-Andrew F Armstrong.
Caribou.
:. Presque 1sle-George D. Chase,
Pressure Isle.
s. Poland-D. S. Patterson, So. Po-
land, Box los.
9. Fairfield Webster Ches-
ter, a Winter Street. Wa1erville.
10.-Union--J. n. Hart, Union.
H. Pittsfeld-Ray A. Shepard.
Pittsfeld
IL Observation-Disclosures Toiman, Is
Bartlett Street, WaterVille.
- gton-Harold L. Lord,
Pennington.
A. Bangor-Lee T. Gray. 1877 Foun-
trail Street. Bangor
l.. Readfield-Chas. \. Easley,
Readfield.
16 Ashland-C. P. Allen, Ashland,
Maine.
H. Skowhegan-Ralph ". Leigh
ton, Skowhesan.
IS. Brunswick-Chas. s. Haskell,
Brunswick, Gen. Delivery.
49, Auburn-L. II. Tuttle, Pownal.
20. Gardiner. J. Watson, Gardi-
ner. Gen. Delivery
IL Milo--R r. Weber. Milo
- Winthrop-S. I. Pitcher, Win
tlrop Center.
IS. Cnity-T. e. Ashcraft Unity
a. Houlton-H. NJ Rockwell, Houl-
ton.
-. L:ncoIn--N. II. Hill, Lincoln
&c. South Paris-Leon T.. Cash. So
Paris.
o. Alfred-Patrick Tierney, Alfred.
IS Bryant'S Pond-R. W. Crowell,
7ryaat's Pond.
%. Biddcford-Patrick Tierney, Al
fred.
80, skowhegan NJ Cove,
S.iowhegan.
81. Albion Malcolm o'Brien. Abb
on.
81, Limestone-J. a. Partridge,
Limestone
80. Easton-L. J March Easton.
81. Portland-A. Adams, Portland
City Farm, Portland.
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sided somewhat, but later reports
were also very encouraging as to the
progress being made by the Allies.
The number OF out-of-the-State visl-
tors a the State House is increasing
and the number Of foreign automobile
plates seen L the Capitals entrances is
larger than for some time
Daniel Gait. alias Colt. Of Portland.
for whom extradition papers were re-
Gently secured to bring him to Portland
to answer to the barge of having stoi-
en- an automobile, the property of Mrs.
Louis H Baker, West street was on
Wednesday b-und over to the september
court. Bail was fixed at 5000, but Gait
was committed.
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CALL NO. 1000
is FOR "a MEN

The following additional induction
call has been received by Adjutant
General George Mel Presson. the
provost marshal of Maine. from Pro
vest Marshal General E. H. Crowder
of Washington:
l. Induction Call No. 1000 upon
your State is hereby announced as
fellows:
During the 5-day period beginning
August 1st complete the entrainment
fer Camp Devens, Aver Massachu-
sets, of "a colored men" Only col
ored men from within Glass l and
men physically qualified for general
military service are to be indicted
under this call. 1t is understood that
this call will exhaust all such regis
trants of Glass of June, 1917, in Your
State.
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jly9d1t
UP
THE SLACKERS

Rober.t L. Swanson Of Portland,
WHO was arraigned Tuesday before
United States Commissioner Arthur
Chapman at Portland on the charge
OF evading the draft law and was
tnen ordered bound over to tie Sep
TENDER term of the United States
Court, Wednesday gave bail in the
sum of $500 ordered by the court.
Martin Bloomberg, who is alleged
to have evaded the selective service
law. was arrested by deputy United
States Marshal James Cleary at
Nanccboro Tuesday. The latter re-
turned TO Portland Wednesday and
turned Bloomberg over TO the mill
:ary authorities at Fort Williams.
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New Corporations

The following new corporation, or
eanized under the laws Of Maine. has
had its articles of incorporation ap-
proved by the office Of the attorney
general:
Blue Hill Bay Lumber Company,
organized June 3 at .Bluehill. Capt.
tai stock. 100000; all common; paid
in, $4,000; par value. SO President,
Henry O. Staples. Boston; treasurer.
Roy p. Allen, North Sedgwick. clerk.
George NJ. Allen. North Sedgwick;
directors. the above. Purpose. gen.
eral real estate business. stores.
mills, etc. Approved July 10.
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Call Ne. o67 Apportioned

Call Number 967 for white regis
trants. physically qualified for gen
e.al military service, who have had
at least a grammar school educa-
ton, or it's equivalent AID have some
aptitude for mechanical work, is
hereby apportioned as follows:
AndroscogGin No. /, u; Ardroscog-
gin No. 2, -; Aroostook No. !. IA;
ArCostooll No. ., IS; Cumberland No.
|, 6; Cumberland No. ., II; Port
land No /, IA; Portland No, 2, 49,:
Franklin, G; Hancock, s: kennebec
No. i, 10; Kennebec No. 2. 10; Knox,
Q; Lincoln, a. oxford, 10; Penob-
scot No, I, 16; Penobscot No. ., Is;
Piscataquis, Z; Sagadahoc, s; Som
erset, IS; Waldo. 6; Washington 10;
York No. /, II; York No. ., II; to-
tai, 255.
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Seth w. Norwood, Burnham, Fred \.
McAllister; Frankfort, r. d. Walton
Freedom, Phillips Williams; Isles
boro, Z. L. Sprague; jackson, f. J..
Bickford; Knox, II. a. Shibles; Lib
erty. w. ]. Knowlton; Lincolnvill4,
l.. 5. Russ; Monroe, c. NJ. Moore;
Montville, Newell White; Morrill, A.
W. Leonard; Northport, c. O.
Dickey; Palermo. H. l.. Pinl,ham,
Prospect, 0. B. Gray; Searsmont, f.
L. Miller Searsport, A. II. Nichols
Stockton Springs. II. l.. Hopkins:
Swanville. A. T. Dickerson; Thorn
dixie, o. ]. Farwell; Troy, f. A. My
rick; Unity. c. A. Adams Waldo, T.
Fl. Cilley; Winterport, Walter \,
Cowan.