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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-09
STATE OF MAINE

To all persons interested in either
estates hereinafter named.
~ a Probate Court n-ld az As.
IN and for the County OF kenrsbs.l
the seventh day OF May N the vss.
our Lord one thousand nine 80
and elgaraen and b. adyouy1-,Ana.. aafs
day 70 day from the twenty-sac9ySs' y \
OF April The following matters S.-a
bee- presented for the ACTON tnArs..ss
hereinafter indicated. Il is bers
ORDERED:
That notice thereof be gwen ia an
sons interested. by causing a corI
this order 70 be published three ~.
successfully in the Daily kensss|
Journal. 4 uewspa per published q,
gusta. IN said County. that thai
appear AZ Probate Court 10 be iaa
said Augusta or the twen:y-seyer,s'! i
OF MAY. 4. D. lels. at ten O'Clock i, =
forenoon. and de heard thereon II -
see cause
HOWARD c. DIXON. late 0. cu,.,.
deceased VIII and petition for -
hate thereof and for the appoIntr,s,,
exeeutr.E without bond. presented !.
Martha 7. Dixon, executrix nsrs
ALICE 2. BOWMAN. late o. Pa
ingdale. deceased VIII and Petition !,
probate thereof and for the srnc,..
Tlent Of administrator with viii !.
nexed. presented by Melvin H. s.
CHARLES W. CONNER. late q, !,
gusta. deceased. Petition for adrsx
t.ration ana for the appointment Of "
liam II. Conner OF Augusta wturs
bond, all persons interested in sasA
tate, other than creditors HAVING n.
scented % said petition in writing
I\E.Z ". MCINTYRE. late OF Oak,s
deceased Final account presented II
allowance BY Elmer P. Holmes, aim
MARY A. HoAR. late Of August, T.
ceased. Final account presented 70. 1
.oWance by Herbert f. Locke, aIn.r.s
traitor.
ARTHUR L. SANDERSON. late j
Monmouth. deceased. First accorI
presented for allowance by c. ". RAJ.
.=tte. administrator
JAMES .. BUTNAN. late OF Res,I
field. deceased. First account rreser..
:or allowance by James Warren BIZ
man. administrator.
MICAJAEf BCTMAN. late y. Req.
eeLd. deceased. Final account presen,s
COR allowance by Charles J. Cole, Al.
FRED II. SMALL. late Of warn.
deceased. Petition fo- allowance IL,
az Ellen o Small. widow
NOAH G. LYFORD. late e Belgrai.
deceased. Petition for license to 8.
real estate OF said deceased situated
Belgrade IN Kennebec County. a!et h
Henry l. Hunton. administrator d.
4 C. :.
Witress. HAROLD z. COOK. Ju5g
Of said Court. At Augusta. this savers
DAY q May in che year OF our Lord O,
thousand nine hundred and eighteen.
r. ". LEIGHTON. Register,
rr3ay5 .hIrs.2c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-09
GOODBYE BACKACHE, KIDNEY
AND BLADDER TROURIE d

For centuries all over the world GOLD
MEDAL Haar.em Oil has afforded re-
lief in thousands upon thousands III
cases OF lame back. lurnbago. sciatca,
rneura tisrn, gaLIs1ones. gravel and all
other affections of the kidneys. liver
stomach. bladder and allied organs Il
acts quickly. Il does the work II
cIeanses your kidneys and purifes the
blood. Il makes a new man. new
woman. Of you. II frequently wards OF
attacks OF the dread and fatal diseases
OF the kidneys IL often completely
cures the distressing diseases Of the
organs OF the body, allied with the
bladder and kidneys. Bloody or cloudy
urine, sediment. or "b-!ck-iust' ind
cate an unhealthy cond4,4on-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-09

Four cars on the midnight train
into Bath Sunday were loaded with
employees of the Bath shipyards.
This is a regular occurrence now.
and is noticeable all along the line
Of the Maine Central railroad, from
Augusta, Waterville. Lewiston and
way stations. The men go home for
the weekend Monday morning sew
eral former employees of the shoe
shop at Richmond joined the ship
yard workers. Last weeks Boot and
Shoe Recorder under its Auburn
news, spoke of the large number OF
employees of the shoe shops in Au-
burn now coming to Bath, attracted
BY the higher wages in the ship
yards. The places of these men are
being taken in Auburn by women
Bath Times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-09
Meets Sudden Death

Edward smith. aged 20, Of 100
Maverick street. Chelsea, Mass. met
sudden death at 10 Tuesday morn
ing when by the shifting OF load
Of piIing his skull was crushed, kill
ing him instantly. Mr. Smith was
employed by the W. L. Miller Co.
contractors, and was unloading pill
ing at kittery Junction for use or
the new bridge at Portsmouth. and
by the shifting OF the piling one fell
on him. crushing his skull and re-
suiting fatally. DR.. Charles r. Tray
nor was summoned but deemed an
inquest unnecessary and the body
was turned over to the brother OF
the deceased. Daniel Smith. Mr..
Smith is survived by a wife and one
child.
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BOWDOIN

WEST-A. J. Holbrook Of Lisbon
IS preparing 70 move back on to the
home place. and has been here for
the past week blowing
Albert Small has sold his Farm
and stock and VIII go to California
to make his home with his daughter
who resides there. but he Will prob
ably remain here until this fall.
Mrs. George Holbrook and chill
dren We're the Sunday guests Of rela-
tives in Litchfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs, Gilbert Baker
passed Sunday with Mrs. Bakers
father. Chas. H. Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rideout Of
Lewiston passed Sunday with Mrs.
Rideout's father, Lewis Allen.
D-. PIummcr was in town Sunday.
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West Mirot GRANGE

The regular meeting OF West
Minot Grange was held on Saturday
evening with Worthy Master Hatch
in the chair. officers pro tenn:
Flora. Dacie Whittemore. After the
routine Of business. the third and
fourth degrees were conferred upon
Cynthia Sawyer, Clara Leach. Nina
Double. Charles kanday. Fred Liz
otte. Kenneth Keene and Leonard
Lawrence After the harvest feast
the following program was in open
session: Singing. choir; hum
quotations and readings by mem
hers: reading Mabel Mixer. Edna
Bean, Ethel Young: music, choir
Over 100 were present. Visitors
were present from Hebron and Ex-
celsior Oranges.
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Mt. VERNON

EAST-Mrs. John f. Bean and
daughter Amy were visitors at Mrs.
Carrie Hammond's, sunday.
Arthur Ward Of Lewiston, who has
been passing a few days with his
father, George Ward, returned home
Monday.
There will be a social dance at Ing
ham hall Friday evening, May 10.
Miss Gladys. Ingham returned to
Lewiston Monday after a short visit
at the home OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Ingham
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SOMERVILLE

Mrs, Mary Bruce has sold her
farm to her son, Noah Bruce, who
has taken possession. Mrs. Bruce
has moved on to the place formerly
occupied by Mr.. Bruce.
jerry Colby and Dan Hisler are
hauling slaves to Windsorville sta
ton to ship.
Mrs. 3. D. Brown and Mrs. E. r.
Evans, both of Palermo, were in
town Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-09

Do not delay Minute if van.
aches or you are sore across -. ~
or have difficulty when urrnzrinr !. ~
your druggist a, once and "a,
imported GOLD MEDAL. IT,. oo1 :
Capsules. Taey are pleasant IN q
TO take They dissolve in trA ~ eas
and the kidneys soak NJ the hi ~
sponge does water They -as /
cleanse and wash out the bladJs. ssa
kidneys and throw Of the in-an--. Il
which 10 the cause Of the tr5rbis "
druggist will cneertguy rs:un5 aR
money Z you are not satisfied as,.ss
few days Use. Accept only t5s -
original GOLD MEDAL Harry
CaEsG.es. None Other gar-ir -. III.
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Decision Of Sitting Justice A. NJ Spear in Heselton vs. Loca

Decision Sitting Justice A. NJ Spear Heseon Local
Fire Commission Case-Cost of April Term of Supreme
Cout-Postpone Parent Tea cheers Association Meeting
viii of George W. Savage Presented for Probate
Jackman Boy Weds Scotch Lasse in Scotland Commits.
sioners to Investigate Town Line Highway Rebekahs
Oversee Chldrens Carniva-Two Harmony Men Arraign-
ed on Trapping Charge-Red Cross War Fund
Named
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may9 thurs.St

PROBATE NOTICE. Notice is hs.s
~ given that on the twenty-secnnd Sa-
Of April. 1915. George Edgar Wirs5s
OF Boston. Mass. was by the Protau
Court for the County OF kennebec. dur
appointed administrator OF the esta,:
Of Alice r. Winslow. late Of Garilns.
IN said County. deceased. and that o.
the same date said administrator qUai-
iiied for and accepted said trust. an
George II. Woodward of Gardiner Va!
duly appointed agent OF said estate.
Attest. K. W. LEIGHTON
Register OF Probate
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Turner Grange

The meeting OF Turner Grange,
May i, was called 10 order by the
master. c. " knight The program
for the forenoon was as follows:
Business; piano solo, Airline Van
Blaccom; lecture, Harold Shaw.
county agent o. the Boys and Girls
Canning Club: remarks. Maurice
Jones OF University OF Maine; recess
followed for dinner, after which was
a program OF music BY Mrs New
port: solo. Miss Woodbury. OF Au-
burn; lecture. Dr.. Bristol. on Health
in Rural Districts; solo. Miss Wood
burv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-09

PROBATE NOTICE Notice is re,,
By given that on the twenty-foursh 6
Of April. i+-s. William II. Bruce Of "a
lowell in the County o. krnnebec NJ
~, the Probate Court for the County
kennebec. duly appointed adrn.rlstra.
OF the estate II Howard Bruce, .a,e 1
AUGUSTA n said County. deceased. AL
ta2t On the same date said ajm.aistrl
tor qualified .0r and accepted sa.i rus.
Attest: r. W. LEIGHTON.
Register u PROBATE
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Oranges
New Century ponon,

New Century Pomona will meet
Wednesday. May S, with Swift River
Grange, Mexico. G o. Purinton.
lecturer Of State Grange. will be the
speaker Music and readings will
be N charge OF lecturer Of the host
Grange. The question. What Is
the State Grange Doing 70 Aid TIE
Farmer Is to be opened by master
OF Rumford Grange. with general
discussion.
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PROBATE NOTICE. Notice is her
pr gwen that on the eighth day {:
MAJ, 1918. Burieigh Martin OF Argus.
in ne County OF kennebec was BY ;r
Probate Court FOR the County % KENT
bee. duly appointed administrator NJ u
estate Of Ida VI Larrabee. late az Al
Eusta in said County. deceased. ar
that on the same date said Blrler
Martin qualified for and accepted saa
trust
Attest: R w. LEIGHTON.
Register OF Probate
II 4 70 thurs :.
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mavothurs. st

PROBATE NOTICE. Notice is her.
ny given that on the twenty-th;rd %
Of April. 1918. Charles :. Hicnborn Q
Augusta in the County of keaneoec
was by the Probate Court for the Coun'
" of Kennebec. duly appointed eXect'
tor OF the will of Sarah Il. Smith !a,'
of Augusta III said County Ceceafe,
and that on the same date said executor
qualified for and accepted said trust
Attest: K. W. LEIGHTON.
Register OF Probate
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PROBATE NOTICE Noti~e is hers
b. given that on the sixth dav u NAL
l$ls. Charles \. Spaulding OF Argus.
IN the County OF keEnebec. was ~ I'll
Probate Court for the COUNT OF kennI
bee, duly appointed administrator Of ID
estate ~ Albion r. Spauiing late 4
Augusta in said County. deceased az.
tina, on the same date said Charles d
Spau.dirg qualified for and aclep..
said trust.
Attest Il. W. LEIGHTON,
Register OF Probate
nayH thurs Il
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PROBATE NOTICE. Notice IL hrr
ny given that on the twenty-sec0uG
OF April, 1918. Robert A Cory 81
gusta in the County OF Kennels, VI
by the Probate Court for the Cow Va
kennebeC. duly appointed admrSII,.
tor d. b. n. OF the estate of JOSEPH N,
nard late Of Augusta in said C5s.2,
deceased. and that on the same cai
said Robert A Cony qualified for aa'
accepted said trust.
Attest: K W LEIGHTON,
Register Of Probate
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ChiIcren's Carnival


on''c'eos ozrn''a'
TIE annual caI.drsH carnival gwen
Under the auspices o. Priscilla Reoeaa1
Lodge was he!d Iae5da% evening IL odc
FELLOWS nan Win ABOUT - @oG.-s ana
chAdrsn n attendancs. Inc evening
was q delightful one and the committee
composed OF MIS-. Neiie 4 copp, pts
Minnie T. aAeier' AEs- HeE;r-c@
well, teachers IN the public schools. de-
serve great credi: for the splendid out
come Of the affair. The children ra-c1-
ed into the lodge room In body under
the escort Of four little lads playing
traps and led b. Master Chesiey Moore
with Norman Elwe.!. aged four .ears.
as flag brearer 4 flag salute followed
ana afterward Is older BOYS ami girls
executed the Norwegian Mountain
Marca with exceiien: tine and move
ment, the piano accom par3reat being
rIavad IT, Virginia p S-.-0-aaid Pa-,-
tations and music were furnished b.
different children and w. co-uet solos
b. Master Kenneth Coo7. acronapante !
by Misses Weston and Hubbard. were
much apprec!a.ed G.har music! Mum
bers included . piano due i- Joseph
and Pebecca Russakoff and local due.
b. Misses Eve!"n and LENA Wis One
Of the most charming features % tn
entire program vss the c-r,v-r,az r< -eA
Nav rt,aa- Miss Florence gTo.:v are,
three Years f17n4-so,a,ad tho a,,ea-.
her ladies' j, ua,.i-g Florence s-,,,za
and Edna c5dv earn four vAars o,d
! escor,ing her 70 tho throne uAt,a A.
line cole FIVE ve7-q ola r-ovrad ~
Ii,.Ia d,gnit.-, Nth . ,r-as.., -. NJ
, eo,,ors .<.s- al. ir.a-.e-s.,,, ,,.-f.,-,,.
a,ca - children, a,,.c,,...,i -. NJ. d..-.
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urui,dirg ma N.,,cr. ~. -,,,...,s r..
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barab coro-s csa-.c.a- s,,,, -. H..
Garden ,,,;-s ,.as .-o,ha- r-.,s:.,,,
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'"e 0'''iD'e'' i''aFcf's1 % 'Ae banquet
.oo!ii' " -'ets 'es cream ana "alefs were
ss'Neu Z" - entire Assem- Gage,
! Mrs. Gso--s Fo---- - co-,..,,,a rus.-
ua,+ s,,rei.a1 a,ar,.ton -. -.
bosnitar wedneedar
Ne I'LL. u,s,or So r..,...., .. o.s
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.b.. 10. So 80. 80
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! "tAS al tdiSIieI before Judge II. ii
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PROBATE NOTICE. Notice is her
by given that on the twentv-second lsr
Of april. 1915. b. l.. Kelley of Belgrat;
in the County OF kennebec, was ~ II
Probate Court for the County az Ke-
neoec. duly appointed administrator {.
the estate of Samuel Frost. late o. BIZ
grade in said County, deceased. AT
that on the same date said admnistr'
tor qualified for and accepted said truS
Attest: r. W LEIGHTON,
Register O: Probate
aDr0- thurs 2.
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aprS.thurs, st

PROBATE NOTICE. Notice Is ns s,r
by given that on the twenty -sseon1 n, IN
OF April. 1918. Harriet NJ CssmEFsse
of Clinton In the County of kga.Vsn.
was by the Probate Court for thew.
~ of Kennebec, duly appointed ~ =.
trix OF the will of Francis a. Chan's
lin. late Of Clinton in lid County
ceased, and that on the same date -
Harriet NJ. Chamberlin quaiineu
and accepted said trust.
Attest: X. w. LEIGHTOH.
Register Of PTooa'
aprs5 thurs -
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a French botanist has discovered
plant in Africa that literally
coughs to clear dust from its leaf
poreA
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apr2a.thurs. SIT

PROBATE NOTICE. Notice is here
by given that on the twerty-second "a,
ot April. 1918, Fred 0. Watson Of A.,
burn in the County Of Androscoggsdla,
was by the Probate Court for the Co4.,
u of Kennebec. duly appointed aGni,IT
late of WAYNE in Kennebec County az
ceased. and that on the same date ~
administrator qualified for and accep''S
said trust. o>
Attest: r. W. LEIGH TO-,
Register Of Probate
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pe,it.o7er shall be required % rebuild
me 'front.' psr- II This building in brfca
or whether ne shall Dc permitted 70 re
PAR y Ia wood. As above expressed,
M v.ew u mat re should oe permitted
70 repair 4 IN wood. II reaching this
conclusion 7 have not attempted 10 de-
eide any ~ the ri.or questions IN
.oIveI II may be THAI all the require
men. - ne FIRE commissioners WIZ
reference % The reInoya. of burned tim
l-rs g correc: !: SO, Nr Eese!toa
should s-brn.: pans which emoody the
recommendation * the A-e corris-
-.nrers wl.a regard 70 these matters
ard all other IT. nor details. Perhaps I
nag oe Rel ID say here mat the tunc-
ions % tae FIRE commissioners being
.udic!a, i: would 5e useless 10 at,eu :.
. come 70 this co--: with reference TO
matters ot minor detail !. i only Of
ne Rrea, importance Of the amount in
DYED that I fec. obliged % hold that
-" action v the Ar= comm. gsioners IN
nus case vas unreasonable ! believe
hat The salvage value Il cais property
50 great that i. would WORK 4 wrong
a.4 an Injustice to deprive Mr.. Hesel-
ton 2: me bereat g: THIS val.e.
WITHOUT discussing the proposition
further. I hold that Inan1amYs VIII lie
an direct the pre-eao pcory W.T. TO
issue
\ " SPEAR, Sitting Justice"
The April term u supreme cou-.
holden 20 he court house here cos,
Somerset county FOR traverse 5I-5es
s-i4 a :or grand jurors. s2,32 stem
'sraTner 1901. Constable fees. 81 :;
at. q costs. 81. 4 according to the
monthly s.a'ernea. submitted b. John
" Lancaster. county treasurer - ~.
board Of COUNTY commissioners al their
annual meeting which was adjourned
Tuesday night. The yar.ous amounts
received including fines from trial iu=-
ices Judges OF mgn!c.pa, court. COUNTY
offc"rs etc. with other inc.dertals ~.
getner NTH s6.lS.eS the amount ~
cash on hand makes total credit NJ
81 - y There have been ra,d on, j.,
sa'arles during the past month for conn.
wy 'f7cers t-l.2- =, paid for clerks. ,2.5
'olf; house repairs, s3s4la. ,au "a
"a -. u :. investigating Cr.rnes soI3 @
agent cruelty ID sn,naIs ,ss.. 800 =
for me al. g.. r,a1 agn,.s 80 -.
aE provisions. 8. s.. y,,-a-so, &c.
examinations. s., - aud these s,lyne
WIN others ral9 III. 80 s.i'Is
.,,-. MAKE 'he entire
r., ,,-e,,- H'''. "a s:I5o-'i.
-" 'f'"!ient '.ane.al condition Of the
county IS Indicated BY the amount lef,
On hand at the beginning Of ,hts month
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Nichols M az EMERSON


f'Fhaps the most interesting Of the
e'' Observation-Disclosures marriages
'Ha' ~ Miss 6. MACPHERSON,
-'''r ~ Mrs Macpherson. Strath-
W. ATdeat iate Of Lubconich) to
'' h'rHard Nichols Of the New Eng
'''H lumber ron'lngent. The function
"'s h''' IN the !. VI. {. A hut at the
"''H"Rro9m un.t go. s. and his popu-
any ere" an enthusiastic party Of his
''.''" N'FEn"a 70 give him a hearty
.1 OF. HeT j. " Macdonald. NJ A,
= I'. 'F'i'N + G. and Rev. X Mac
''' " a l. r. G.. performed the
''''- '.'s" service and :. J. Down, Gus
''S ana excise played the wedding
.I.''' 50 'h@ ceremony vas charming.
VI '"a MIS- Nienols left for a tour Of
'''' ,.1h'rS IN the evening after an en-
"'e reception held in the Y. ". c.
= NY.
Mr. N'eho.s Is the youngest son OF
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The Somerse, county board OF COM
missioners Will investigate next Monday
the highway leading from the Madison
skowhegan town line 10 the top of Rob
bins hill. relative to repairs petitioned
for by many skowhegan and Madison
people. The commissioners will view
highways in Emblem and Highland June
70. petitions having been presented con-
corning the same in both claces
T. j. Duffy. superintendent OF the con-
strvction OF the new postofice building.
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Failure IN Production.
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light r,n i. oalv fairly sarjzfsc-o.-.-
Pyt the production Of tic heavy
J,r,,,,.r,irs,e = a fai1,ire IN dare -,
prcar = failure f-doad that the Mar
In romoany rere+ofora engaged ~
,urrfne- o,it o-rar na4-.s r,s hoe,
directed >, MAX. "a hala-c4 s.a~+ ~,
tho ,n,n,.f.r+u-a If rha Eroyc7i-,r
mod,
The colt Arms comDanv. delegated
n rnanuf3cture the heavy RrownlD-,
.tas ha.n unable 70 produce Lame
shortage and thu lack Of eaYgas a..
advanced as reasons for the distress
irp fail,re
i.'il 'eS'@ % ~ ~ ~ '.'1
HFor' i-'l.s : al y ere ielo on e2' Uti !
80 e.'i iI,~hSi 'I!''to -'l'C'U 'i'3'
- -.-.>i.,,..e. ..e.:, 80.
~ H. r7,f,cr,,ro - ,tc b@sv, @n en-,
on the same basis would begin sooa
after,
The hearing before the House Com
mittce revealed To-Day the fallacy #
that prediction. So aroused were
committee members in fact that
there were suggestions Of a Congress
slonal investigation to fix RESPONSE
bility for the deiay.
Major-Ieh. rev" {. March' act
ing chle1 CT STAN ana BrIS. Ten.
Tracy DICKSON chlef OF the control
division OF the ordnance Bureau.
before inc committee =
during the examination Of Gen. Iii 4
son lhdt '''o res Its4fdiAe
the machine gun progra mme were
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Asa dupa cum III sd par nOua
turcii, eli sunt niste oameni GU mul-
te femei, dar cu putini prieteni.
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COMITATELE CE SUPRA
sUBSCRIU W.. s. s. VOR FL
ONORATE.

COLUMBUS. Fiecare co.
mitat din statul Ohio ce trecc
de limitele care is a pus in vim
derea de War Savings Stamps,
comitetul pentru vinzarea de w.
S. s.. din Ohio lie va da, drept o
norar 0 tabla de bronz pc care
va fl gravat:
In recunostinta pentru patrio-
tismul peporului din comitatul
.......... care subscris suma
ce trebuit sd subscrie in
vinzarea de w. S. S. pc anm
1918.
Aceasta tabla G data drept
multumire de catre comitetul
pantru War Savigs Stamps din
Ohio.
Acestei table i-sc va da po
zitie prominenta in courthouse
a comitatelor din Ohio, care au
cumparat mai multi decit li-se
cerea din w. SIS. Aceasta va
Fl aducere aminte pentru tot
deauna despre devaratul patrio-
tisn 81 despre judecata sanatoa-
sd a poporului.
Pima acum "a de comitate din
statui Ohio inertia table de bronz.
Aceste comitate all cumparal
mai multi decit lis a cerut, alte
treizeci de comitate sunt aproa-
pc de tel pc care de sigur il vor
ajunge in cIteva saptamini.
S'a facut un APPEL special de
catre comitetul pentru vindcrea
de w. s. S. din Ohio ca comiz
tatele ce au ramas in urma sa-si
mareasca activitatilc ca sd a.
junga la tinta dorita. In aceste
comitate sc duca campanie &C
are ca motto: ,,Comitatul nostru
sa nu reusasca Z"