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NEW PENSION LAW.
Congressman Peters Explains the
Sherwood Act.

CONGRESSMAN Peters Explains the
Sherwood Act.
Congressman John A. Peters has received
many inquiries regarding the new pension
INV, and in response thereto has prepared
the following brief explanation of it:
1.-THE Sherwood pension Law Of June 10,
1918, as amended, provides for an increase
Of pension to all soldiers and sailors now
penssened under the act of May II, 1912.
drawing pension under said law Of May
IL, 1912, viii receive a minimum rate OF
$50 per month and a maximum rate OF SO
per month, according to their age and the
length of time they were in the service.
ain all cases where they are now PEN
stoned under that law, no application
whatever is required to secure the benefit
OF this new law, but the increase will be
granted automatically and the increased
rate will be adjusted and paid at the esrli-
est date possible, probably on the next
regular quarterly pension day, but as
there are about 26s, 900 pensioners under
the law which has been amended, patience
will be necessary.
ssyetersns who are now draw ing PEN
sions under some other law at less rate
than above stated, but who are entitled to
pension under the act of May II, 1912
will be required to file an application IN
der that act in order to receive the bene-
fits OF the new law.
sit will, therefore, appear that veteran;
pensioned under the law Of 1912, are not
required to make any application, bu
those drawing under any other law must
FIRST apply under the act of May /, 1912. y
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VOW REVENGE UPON
U. S. FOR SPY WAR
Huns Accuse This Country of
Fostering Hatred for Germans
After Conflict Is Over.

Germany has heard that the United
States Is determined to tolerate no
nonsense or activity Of any kind from
German spies or agents and she is
thereby much perturbed. The Ameri-
cans generally are vigorously assailed
in a recent article In the Frankfurter
Zeitung. They are accused of organic
Ing hatred for Germany"
The newspaper, speaking for its par
ticular part of the central empires,
threatens the United States with re-
Senge after the war. The editorial,
which has attracted much attention In
England says that Germany has new
er yielded to the espionage. madnessr
1t says:
"None of the countries now at war
has entirely escaped an epidemic Of
spy madness and the spy-hunting craze.
But in Germany this was rather a fe-
verish phase Of the first two or three
weeks Of a state Of war unfamiliar to
the populaee. 1t was. moreover. dis
ease confined TO small-mfnded and In
tellectuaIly harmless people.
in the New World, however, In the
fourth year Of war and many months
after Americas entry, the foremost
leaders of public life. including an ex-
president. former ambassadors and cab
met ministers. and university presi-
dents, league themselves together for
the deliberate organization OF childish
and poisonous agitation (This Is a
reference to the American Defence So
ciety.)
ave fear that this espionage craze
viii make lie burden for many up
right Germans But the greatest dam
age In the long run win be suffered by
the American. people themselves. Their
and their spiritual conceptions
are bound to be poisoned by such an |
organized system Of denunciation."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-10
WEST sURRY.

Miss Laura Trundy is i'll OF chicken pox.
Mrs. S. G. Cunningham is visiting her
father, Mr.. Gray, at Penobscot.
Miss RubIe Anderson is visiting her
grandparents, Capt. and Mrs George
Gray.
Mrs. Page and children, OF New York,
opened their cottage here Wednesday.
DR.. Page will come later.
Mrs. Abbie Hutchings of Penobscot-
with her son, Gardiner Hatch, recently
visited her brother, Albert Carter.
The many friends Mrs. Lizzie Herriek
are sorry to learn OF her serious illness
at the home of her daughter in Holden.
Alyah Leach, wife and two children ar
rived Tuesday to spend the summer with
his foster parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |. Z. Luf-
kin.
B. W. Trundy, who is employed at the
Eastern Maine general hospital at Bangor
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Lizzit
Trundy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Anderson ane
daughter, and Mir. and Mrs. Francis
Smith were weekend guests OF Mrs
Frank Trundy.
Miss Foster and her brother, Prot. Eos.
\ ter, arrived last week to open their hotel
Many guests have arrived. Mrs. Cor,
Consry is cook.
July5, C.
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WEST BRooKsvILLE.

Leurs and Lena Fsrnham of Brockton,
Mass, have been visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Rose Douglass.
Walter K. Cummings OF Stockton Springs
spent the weekend with his parents, e.
&c. Cummings aud wife.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Capt. Lewis Foster Strout
of Portland and Miss Marianne II. Sim
mons Of East Boston.
Capt. George Mevey, Capt. Howard
Mcvey, wife and son Ernest of Providence
&. l., have been visiting their parents,
Capt. Orrin Mcvey and wife.
Miss Lucy Hale Tspley of Atlanta, Ca,
arrived Thursday to spend her vacation OF
the old homestead on the hill. Miss Hops
BIodgett is with her for the summer.
July s. ToNsoE.
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BROOKSVlLLR.
July 5.

Miss Hattie circuit is employed ct
Sargentyiils,
Arthur Jones, who has been working in
Bath, has returned home.
Miss Hazel Carter, who has been en-
ployed at Dark Harbor, is home.
Mrs. Nellie Billings, who has been very
Ill of measles, is slowly recovering.
Herbert Roberts, who is working in
Bath, spent a week at his home here.
Miss Ruby sanborn of North Bluehill is
visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene San
born's.
Mrs. Frank Eaton and daughter Jennie,
OF Sedgwick, are visiting her father, John
Billings.
ar. and Mrs. Samuel Cousins have re-
ceived word that their son Charles is on
his way to France.
Mrs. George Turner Of Sargentyille, VII
has been working at Mrs. Nellie Billings,
has returned home.
Miss Elsie Kench, who has been teach
ing in Biuehili academy is spending a
few weeks at her home here.
Timothy Robertson of BluehilI has
moved his family into the cottage owned
by o. p. and NJ. r. Limeburnsr.
JuiyS. 8.
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IN MEMORlAM.
XIV. MES s. VI. rRKwoReY.

XIV. MRS 8. W. TREWoRgf.
Il was my great privilege to be one OF
her personal friends and TO know hsr in
her daily life. cheerful and happy, she
carried a serene radianes that shown un-
dsrnmed, and her infsaenee vas such that
all who cane in touch with her were
helped to q higher and better life. She
never failed one as 9 friend or pastor.
Generous to FAULT In her unselfish min
fstries her lite was @ constant benediction.
Hsr one great prayer was that she might
help the world to grow better, and to
know that her life was not lived in vain.
But II was tn the pulpit that her great
worth shone forth. Her wonderful power
in reaching the hearts Of her people had
tew equals. There is no danger OF ex-
agsersting her rare Christian faith and
love, and through all the months of her
great susering. this Same faith never left
her, and so long ss strength was given
her she was faithful in her work, and even
beyond that she spent hours in writing
sermons tor her people, marking them
mot preached"
The end was like falling asleep softly
and more softly where she was crowned as
all saints are that die In the Lord.
Miss AanrE l.. ELwELL.
New York City.
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A SPECIAL meeting OF the ahsrehoisrrs
IA. of ths Ellsworth Loan n Building ass
citation WI be hela ~ the oface OF Ga ~.
TAplsy. in Ellsworth. on July u. 1915, al &
o'ciook in the afternoon tor the following
porposs. 10 wit. To IL the rehc xasrs
will VOTE TO anne nd Article XIII of the By
laws OF said Association, by striking ors tho
word ana in the third line after the word
Presldens. and inserting In place there's the
wos6F'o~+s and by inserting after the wcrd
Treasurer in said third itts~, the wordx. s.s in
tns Abss nee 81 said ofilcers. BY such ofhser or
otaes<s - the Board of Directors my, by
vote. AIT hortae-r
JoHs A. PxrERs,
Ensosn J. waI4s.
Jess Y. Esawtpea.
Joss o. wmfTaas,
unAR W. TkrLKs,
Dirn~aors-
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Catarrhal Deafness Cannot he Cured
by local applications. as they can not reach the
diseased portion Of the ear There lie only
one way to cure catarrhal deafness, and that
Is BY . constitutional remedy. Catarrhal
Deafness is caused by an inhamea condition
Of the mucous lining OF The Eustsehisn Tube.
hen this tube IL inn&med you have runs
IL lie entirely closed. Deafness fs the result
Unless the Inflammation can be reduced and
hearing will be destroyed forever Many
cases OF deafness are caused by cAtarrh,
which is tnfsmed condition of the mucous
surfaces. HANS CatArrh Medicine acts
through the blood on the mucous surfaces Of
the system
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Catarrhal Deafness that cannot be
cured By Hali's CstArrh Medicine Circulars
free. All Druggists, 73c.
FL CHENEY q CO. Toledo, o..
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'oNsoN.

We cannot accomplish much in the treat
ment Of dyspepsia, however much we may
temporarily relieve its symptoms, so long as
the blood remains impure. 1t is 3 fact not
well enough known by people generally that
when the stomach, liver and other digestive
organs are supplied with impure blood, the
digestive process is impaired, 50 as to cause
ssintness and loss of appetite and sometimes
a seransed state of the intestines, and in
general xli the symptoms of dyspepsia.
Hoods sarsapsriila Is Of great service in
dyspepsia. because it purifes the blood. max
ing ii the healthy stimulus the digestive or
rsns mast have for the proper performance
~ their duties. Hoods sarsAparilla, espec-
ALLY IL taken in . little hot water, has "a
magic touch" in dyspepsia. Get 1t to-day
Adss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-10

The Fourth OF July activities in behalf
d the Ked Cross ne;ted $50. Mrs. Mos
rell Damn was appointed to have charge
81 the dinner which was served by wiiliAx
helpers at ths home OF Mrs. Aiics Clement,
and gave to. the cause 81 The pictures
at the Folly added SIS, and the remainder
was realized on the dance and ice-crean-
Miss Abhle Buck, with her car fgsil OF
Junior Red Cross girls in the uniforms of
the orders nurses, Led the parade, with
"Uneie ssn" beside her, impsrsonstsd by
A. ID. Dnnham who cautioned those. In
the rear mot to run over me, for II you.
do the country VIII go TO the kaiser
The Camp Fire chapter OF East 0risnd
was driven by william Wentworth in his.
handsomely decorated car. Leslie John
son drove his Sssn car, decorated In tbs
national colors, for Rising Sun lodge, r,
and A. NJ.
generously offered her car to Riverside
chapter, O q. s. 1t was decorated in the
eolors appropriate to the fla points of
the central star, and driven BY Mrs. Wild
bar Hill Of Bucksport.
Capt. Charles II. Saunsers pes into
commission his fine new car for Nara
nissIe grange. Herbert White OF North
orlsnd, IN his light auto truck, aeeempan-
led by w. l. Brewster. stood tax agri-
| culture then and always
| W. n. Everetts was Fourth Of July''
and carried a remindez OF our srst indie
psndence day.
| July S. X.
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Gsgal Notisea
-@~T~- >N---e N~~~,>~T N-~--~s~-s s-e-~
PUBAJC SALE OF E.kgAL ESTATE
ESTATE OF GEORGE y. HASKELL,
tasa.n - Frga. .s,.ah M.E.m

iAta OF blik ceahs Maine.
DUBSUANF 10 a license issued from tina
i probate eourt OF a2ncoek couaIy, Mama,
July ., Isis. 10 Edmonos J. Walsh. adminis+
traitor OF sAi& estate, 10 s<il al puesic sale esF-
tain real estate deserihsd therein, the follow
ing real estate situated in sSis Ellsworth
aforesaid will be o1essd at pubic sale on the
2a9h day OF July. q. q fgls. al O'Clock D. "a.
aa the Office Of said kimond J. Walsh, Ia said
First lot; Situated in ElIs~orth, IN said
sounty a Hancoek. 10 wit; neginning sn the
sA&t side OF water street, 81 an iron bolt, the
northwest corner q John BANKERS lot the nee
RAINING northeriy on the line Of said sireet
tso rods TO an irOn bolt; thence easseriy ana
parallel TO sAid Banksr'h north iiae ssgea
west line OF HAsfy @. JoFdAn'S homestead los;
thence south RiEbteen and one-naArter ds-
gresS east on sAid Iorc2n's line txo rods to
an iron bolt, Setng said JoTdAn'x southwest
conner, and the north iizs Of Ioha Bakers
losi thence westerly On the said line OF Joan
Bankers ioss seven rods and nine liRka 10
the place of beginning, contatnjpg foarts~a
and eighties twenty aiths square rods
Second lots sit9Ated in sad Ellsworth
aforesaid, 70 Wit; Founded on the west by a
lot OF lane now owned by the said George r..
Haskell. deceased; bounded on the north by
land of Hosea HaEnof; bon ndsd on tae east by
HANCOCK street and bounded ON the soath ny
from Hollis |. Higgins TO George y. Haskell,
deceased, dated August 10. .. q. 1905 and re-
corded In Hancock county, Maine. registry Of
Third lot; Situated in said Ellsworth
aforesaid, 10 wit: A let which stephen TORY
moStgsged TO Henry =, Jones BY deed dated
May n, 1851; sAid mortgage was assigned 10
Moses Hale by George Parcher. administrator
Of Henry g. Jones, June !, 1853, and on thu
shIfd day of November, isss. Moses Hale as
signed the same TO Lacinda j. Grindle and
recorded In the Hancock registry OF deeds.
vol. l81 page 1o6- ALSO . lot OF land adjoining
the above which Sumner Fineld decided 70
Lucinda J. Grindie by deed dated April as
1867, and recorded In said registry OF deeds
vol. IFS, page 2S6. Also y lot adjoining which
sidney Fifeld decided to Lucinda ]. Gsindle
by deed dated January Q, 1858, and recorded
in Hancock registry OF deeds. vol. 80, page
an. The said three lots. In this third lot, toln
and make one lot, sad bounded seven aud
one. half rods on Gross street and four rods
ON Franklin street b ling the same described
In deed from Lucinda j. Grfndle 70 George "
HAskell, deceased, dated May 10, T. d. 1876, and
recorded In said registry OF deeds In vol. isg,
page sol.
ESTATE or GRoEsR p. HASKELL
By Edmond J. walsh, decentralization.
Dated 81 Ellsworth. Me-, July 10. a. d. 1918
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STATE OF MAINE.


II Asaa2Nk So
TIE .hs. honorable Ipxslcs Of the ssprtHnt
TACTICAL LSart, next 10 BE held az E!ls-
worth. wskhin aud Tar the county o.. HancoeE
on. the second TaesxsS of October, e, d. 1878.
pEsFE CTPrLIy. represents Wits P
Ii sssSi1r of kiaworth. In said county arc
stale, sAat he was lawfully married 70 Frances
L. Saaler, foru.e<iy OF Ellsworth in sac
county. st Ellsworth o. the fousteenth dNg
OF DsS~rnoer, g. d. 1910. ~ the Rss, y. A. -
kiliAA, miniatnz OF ahe gospek that taey
lived together rs hnksand and wife Mt ssto
ElnUorth and SptinEvAle, Matae, fFom Ida
dsAs Of their marriage 30 the ntseteenth ohy
OF August. i3iii thai your lihaliant ha@ A.
says conducted himsslf towards his sale VIE
~ faithfbt. tFne Aaa sneetloaats huEh@0a!
shAt the said ubGa1Se. wholly regardless OF
Der marriage vowa and obitg Alions, hAAhSsn
guilty OF essrsms cruelty aud cruel and AGA
sive treatment 10 wards your hbeAee; 1s-a on
ihe nineteenth day of August, 1914, the sala
hbeliee utterly asserted your Abeiiarts whlch
utter desertion has continued for more iran
three consecutive years next prior 10 the nlins
Of this Abst. Thai he has made dk4xent in.
quiry and has aot been ah9s 10 ascertain and
does not kDoM the residenes Of the AAballes sna
the same can sot ascertain by reasonable an.
genes that tAere IL no cnilasion b&tween your
iibeLlAnt an< libellee TO obtain divorce. .
Wherefore your HeeAlant prAys that a.
vorse FROM the bonds OF matrimony may DC
dessssd between him, and the said hoellee'
WILLIS p. SADLKR -
Subscribed and swssn to befsse me this stn
Is. HvzlEY,
t5sAO Notary Public
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-10

The survival Of the original name Of
Cuba is a remarkable instance of per-
sdstence. as the island has been bap-
tixed and rebaptized many time since
its European discovery. Columbus
FIRST called II Juana, in honor Of
Prince John, the son Of Ferdinand and
Isabella. After Ferdinand's death 1t
was called, in his memory, Ferdinanda.
Subsequently this name was changed
to Santiago, after st. James. the pa
iron saint OF Spain Stiil later 1t was
named Ave Maria, in honor Of the Vir-
gin Mary. But none Of these names
held, and the Indian name is still pre-
served.
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Africa's Bic Population

Nearly oue-fourth Of the earth's land
surface Is comprised within the CONT
nent Of Africa. and It is as far around
the coast OF Africa as II is around the
world. Every eighth person Of the
worlds population lives In the Dark
Continent The blacks double their
number every 40 years and the whites
every so years. There are $40 lam
guages and dialects spoken among the
blacks Of Africa, but only a few Of
them written. One area In Africa IN
occupied by missionaries is three times
the size Of Ohio. Throughout Africa
there is one missionary for every 1885,
600 souls.
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oRL.AND.

q. a. Pstt, Oiamen, is drilling an
artesiau well for Fred Buck.
Oscar Factesux, was. At home from
Brockson, Mass, ovSr tie Fourth-
Misses orinda and Mabel Soper have
gone to Rockland,- where they have EN-
pIoyrsent for the sammer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eeed Saunders and two
children are guests. OF Miss caro- Emerson
for the week.
Miss Abbie NJ. Buck OF Gland has been
elected by the school beard to I'LL the
vacancy made by the resignation, to enter
tho U. s. service of II. r. Houston, super
ins&ndent of schools for Bucksport,
Dsdham and GRAND.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1918.

1t is your patriotic duty to report
Maine complaints of disloyal acts, Sc
ditious utterances and any infor-
nation relative to attempts to hinder
the United States in the prosecution
Of the war to Clarence D. Mex can,
special agent in charge, United
States Department of Justice, Bureau
Of Investigation, Federal building,
Portland Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-10

Hsnso<k County Ara Gross ChaSasr.
FYsfk ansaAl meeting al the membsss Of the
l. NAnrcck Connty, Maine. Chapter Of the
Axasrican National Rsj Cross Will be held ri
HaReock hAll, Ellsworth, Mama. Al two
o'eAosk ard thirty ralnssss IN the afternoon
on ~ Wednesday, Jaly u. n d. 1913. tas .ack upon
tia tolte~ing ztttciss. 10 wit;
Article Ito see II the Chapter xil vote %
Araa1a the hrss paragraph In its hy- laws an
dsr titls OF Erecaalse Commiitee 80 As to
change the number u members sonstitating
thu Executive Committee of she Chapter.
Article Ito elect an Executive Commtt-
tss OF ihe Ch&ptu after action taken on the
sofegsdng Artificial.
ARTICLE fIi.-rr. nonHider any sports which
map Dc presen led at The mseIiaa.
Article Iv.-lTo transact such. ether busilsess
~ TIE Chapter MAY be conpet aat 10 transact
ana which Lag properly cosae before; the
nsettinE.
AESI. b. wmapsh.
Secretary af sAtd Charger,
Dated ihsssth day OF Jelly, q d. 1918
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DEER ISLE.
July s.

Deer Isle went "over the top" in the W..
s. 5. drive, with more than go 600 pledged.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. B. Weed and two
children, OF Stonington, were guests of
Capt. and Mrs. Melvin Thompson over
the Fourth.
The Red Cross cleared the sum OF $3.50
through the Fourth of July program.
Seventy dollars was taken at tine door at
the evening performance in the town hall.
Supt. ID. W. Rollins has accepted s,call
to the Castine district, and will move With
his family this week. Both he and his
wife will be greatly missed by the many
friends they have made during their Ave
years stay here.
july g. 8,
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SEATS eR MAINE.

s1.a2b -sf MAINE.
HAEccex S. SxrxkNs Ju1sAiAL CoCKT
April rersss A. d. 1918
Upan the psthin. srfi. order@a; That the
plaintiff gig aosios 10 the defendsats to Ap.
pear h@.oF~ he iuA1Eer Of oar serge nc iadleia.
coaFs, to be hosdeEs A. Ellsworth. within ant
for tas coa ssy "a Hancock, ca the second
Tue sdAy of Ocinbsr. a. d. 1919, by pablisht1E
an Eatsstecacpy Al said writ and Tits order
thsreont khrce we chs aace~Saaysiy In the klla.
worth Am Astcsn. n newspsper pFiHted In EIla'
ScEth in our lpansy OF Hancock, the lAss
Publication 10 be thirty dags ST least prior 20
tht second. Tuesday Of oet4ser nsKt, that aesy
usSy tkes - and sasa Ia our said coart APpsAs
2ssd AnsscEto said suit
T. y. MaacsKv,
Clerk of ta@ Sup I'D. Cc2gt,
AtruaroopE u ths wriA aad order o. couf!
theresa.
Aktest;--T. r AsEosEY, Clsrk.
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Mas. Of M.teri.I. Ia Nest.

Study completely finished ORIOLES
nest. What q mass Of tangled ala
ments, strings, grasses, fibersI have
often wondered which was the first
string that was put on. how was IT put
on, and what came next In the order
u building says Edward y. Bigelow,
IN Boys' Afe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-10

Standing near the tomb OF George
Washington on Independence day,
President Wilson issued a new Decla-
ration of Independence for all the
world: "The United States and its
allies will not sheath the sword until
there Is settled, once for all, for all
the world, what was settled for Amer
lea in i776.n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-10

United States Senator Benjamin R.
Tillman of South Carolina, for years
one of the most picturesque figures
in Congress and the storm center of
many bitter fights, died last wednes-
day. He had served in Congress
twenty four years.
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MEN WANTED

IF yea are unemployed or Dot working on
l. government work. your services are re-
qutrea 10 make ammunition for the u y.
government, by the United States Cartridge
company, Lowsli. Mass. Call or write the
nbovs address or our Maine represent asiss
L. p. 0xaRcH, 20 Main street, Bangor, Maine.
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SHautfn.

~~~~N~y~~~-~~N-~-~NJ~J~ ~DN-o~~-N4~1~4~s ~
II ADfES With doaoie ehins. sioutness.
- supersnous hair. moles. yellow spoa~,
eyeiids. necks. lean nscks ana
ehs~kR and al facial and Eeare defects
possts benefited. Scalp, hands and feet
specially Students aecep pied. y. NJ. wzIanx
81 Seheel street. Rrnnswtcg, Ne.
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STATE OF MAINE

STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK ss. suPKxss ] unicIAL CouKr'
In Vacation.
Eliswort b. July 10, a. q. isls.
Upon the foregoing libel. ordered ThAt
the libellant give notice 10 the said iibellee 70
appear before the tustice OF our supreme
Judicial court. 10 be holden at Ellsworth,
within and for the county OF Hancock, on me
second Tuesday OF October q. d. 1915, by ppp-
fishing an attested copy OF said libel and this
Ellsworth American y newspaper printed l
Ellsworth, IN cur county OF Hancock the lass
publication 70 be thirty days as least ptiott
"a the second Tuesday OF October next, that
he may there and then In our said court sP-
pear and answer 70 said libel.
Csc. NJ HANSON,
Justice of the Sap. Jud. Court.
A true copy of the libel and order OF eoaT'
thereoH.
Attest:-T. r. MAHosxY, Clerk
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SOUTH sURRY.
July 8.

George Curtis, who went West thirty
two years ago is renewing old acqusint-
snces In this vicinity. This LIS the first
time he has been here In seventeen years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-10

England celebrated the Fourth of
July in honor of the Americans in
England and France. John Bull
thinks heap sight more of Uncle
Sam to-day than he did OF that unruly
boy of lao odd years ago.