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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-26
0atsn @orssu, Sar Slider.

.Jn Der sutsn StnDt a5nissb.rs
lebte sn qniaHs bss borissn 5obrs
Hirbxrts Der aanoibat sJii6tr, Elm
fbrsdli5 selebrter WsHfd, Der aber,
obpobl er 26 Sabre isinss 2ebens auf
osr nn.periitdt psrbradt. irlmer nod
nidt ausitubirt baite, inb bdiis sr irs
seub Elm grumtn MAIDEN ioIIen, 10
mare sr sldu5suO burhssfaIlen. Das
tam eaber. bab CT mur selebrt mar in
MbionberbtiisH. 4ls 5ppodonoritus
erifeHRangts, Oerbrahts er fem gan5es
Qeben in @ribsleien rnp 5iifteleien.
Dubei Itbis sr tets IN Der erSbien
Rotb uno armutb. llno perm ibm bi,
uniRriit6tsbeborot nift Elm Sdms
meflsin unttr ben Dab bes albsrtis
NUNS eingerdumt bdtte, 10 niirse er
nidi Rnum g.babt baben, no er fein
9anpt bdits binIegen i6nnen. aua
fp1r ibm Elm 5reitifa seipdbri nor.
ben, an BEN er .iuHiaI ots Sasts einsr
Wnbl5sit tbeiIbdftig nerbtn tonns.
MsiIiens sritieH ober unisr aaubibat
gar nidi, eeHH iein R0dIein befano
iit in sinsr @erfaHunp. tpeldx bic
R5gIi4ttit, fi9 barin hlidsn 81 Iais
fen. pciIitdnoig ausihIub. Bon oisisr
9erF1Huna ,ann man ii5 einsu unse'
fGbrtn gmriff mahen. ipenu man ers
fd5rt. eab ber adnoiodt fitis in BEN
Rleibern f6Iisf. buB fem Eager aus
elmer nit Strob onsebiuften BettIabt
teitnno, Sob fem admmerIein ME eis
mn aebrbeItn fab - bds pirb ssriis
gen!
gu ben 2isbbobereisn bss aonbisas
ten ssbSrst aud SGs Grii6sIn iibst BE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-26
Serbillisnns Der sserlualtnna.

Die bon 0Iabcr @aIbin eingeisbte
sNat gtpnomb Gommiffion", beren
aufsabe es 1T, 8OrF4lGge fir cine
8erbilliguns Der ftGbtiI6eu 9eripols
tnng su NADER, bat seitern ibrs VT
betten aufsenpmmeu. Sn Der Offirs
tbres Setretdrs sI. Sulius Sreiebrg
i'm Union Sruft 9ebdube fanb seifern
bic erfte eibuns Fott, Der aid Stabt'
oripaIt 3ielprta unb Stuatsanipalt
gampbsu beiipobntsn. Die betben er'
tIdrten bas jebies @erpoltunssfpftenl.
Rd6ite Node ptrb bic &pmmiIiion
bic Nnii6ten bes friiberen Gountn'
aubitors peter Durr perne6men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-26
Gie @sidDaitisuna Der arbeitS-
hnnsler. r

Bon belte an crbeiRn bic Irbsits-
bdusIer, bic bisIano fir bic 8romtpea
N9ruTb unb @ire @ppbs So. tbGtig
fparen, freitpiLGis, beun Der 90utratt,
frelden bic ssiruo nit Der Sto0t butte,
1T nm Tlitternoht obgeluiffsn unb siu
0eridtsperfobren bat bic Grueusriins
inbt6iert. DEM Stdbtrotb tpiro ieoo9
rd9iten DieuItag eine Srbtndn5 5uses
ben fir bic gerpahtung Der gebdus
Iiateiten an bic Biritenfubrtt eegtH
einen padtf6inins bon $500 per
SsSobr. Vie Fabrtf fam pdnn 10 i,ieIe
arheitsbGnsler beT6dftigeH, aIs tie sI
ben Der freien Nrbeit stsdblten Qobs
nen trieaeu tonu. Das GrbeiteH bdngt
bdnn p6lfig BON ben Strdflineen db.
Die @rbeiterunipns iino entldTeber
qeeen tpe art ppn Sefdngnibdrbeit
uno iperSer Tip NIT alien araften bus
aegen frGifben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-26
gtdbtiibe 6pblenStatipnem
@caeH mnugeluocr gtadfrase iino
oieielbeH seitern seidlOiieu
ipDrSen.

Die % pber mebr itdbtiIte &pblene
psrtaufsifsaeu, tpo GO6lsu fir 30
@sIs per 8ifbel Oertauft ipuroen,
fnb sefern seftaoifsn ruOrben, ba Die
giabfruge aufsebOrt bat.
@s befinben fidb in ben 90fen Der
gambler seniigsnb Wurrdtbe, um ben
bdusIiden aonfum auf eine DOt9e gu
bsten.
Die Sdlsbung Der Wtrtbfbaften
an ben fplgntDen neuu Mpntagen 1T
g"itern bon Der 5ei3materiaIaomiuis
fration perfiiat fpurbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-26

3udtr. - preiie ieit. - Rufiis
rirtsr Gut Cool 10e; pciDbereb She;
granufirtr Sc; Gonfeeiiontrs ~
s1e per 100 pfunb; glsp ORLEANS
clarified wsiber Sic; bo. sa5sr Sc PEI
pfuHb. s,
Molnffts. - Wnrit iistis. =
Neiu Orleans Oppsn RettsI 58-65e;
Centrifugal 25-34c per 0aIlone.
Refs. - Grira fnneb 6eab o.
9At; fanen Sk-S3e; ittonb 1eab Sc;
eebrp@ener TIC; JapaH S&--8As.
Dairpsprobnfts
gutteI Martt sismlih Isb,
baft. preiIs fth. - Mbolemili eytro
53s: Gsntrali3sb erira 50ae; geniras
Iisso firits 4she; Tseonbs 46e; Gansp
Dairb 45e; padins Siod 32-S6s
per pfunb.
adfs. = Rartt fsit; OtiO 26s;
RorbpsIilider 26-2SAe; Satpti5er
40e5e; aimburssr 29-29ae; oo.
Bird 32c per piunb.
Gisr. = Bride Gier iinb in
Radfrass. prima firifs SiibHsrtiett
e6s; firifs CSC; orbinGrs firiis 52e;
istonbs 4ss per Dubenb.
GefIfgsI. - Martt lsbhdft;
prsiis feit. @rpilsrs sipsi pfano
unb earlnisr 26s; Grpers iibsr jpei
pfunb 26s; 9dtne IS 20t; siibusr
% 24e; 9ruibiibnsr non S-10
g}funb 26 Gents; bo. NIT iruniuier
@ruF 1se; Guns 81; psibs gnten
27c; farbiss 25e; Gdnie 1s--20e;
alie adubtu $3.50 per Dubmb.
Eafen. - No. / 2.60--3.00;
30. q, Sl.75-2.25; go. 3 60-75e
per DubenD.
Cbftanb @fmiifs.
3ftronen. - California $3.50
Zoo per Rifle; aimss s2.75-S3.oo
per Rife.
Drdnstm. = 1Ioribo $4s50--
500; zanarins 800 a.25 pei
aips
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-26
9es Wtorbes geftdnbig
Der UtdtpoIe ospbn Dell Gldubs ges
ftebt Elm, feinen aumeruben Sohn
6snrp 8eder ermorbet gu
baben.

Gbttagp, %. Sanudr. 9aut Der
arsa6sn Der Volissi bat Sobn 9sQ
GIaube, alias Sobn Sing, ein Watrui:
in Der @reut Gates glusbibunesItatio
siH 9eitGubnib abgslsgt, our6 ipel9es
bic Grmorbuna ees WotrpIen So9n
Senrp geder am 10. Rppenber fopis
sablreife lleberfdlle uno gepuitbuns
cen anoersr Ratroien aIfgetldrt ipurs
Den.
Glaube mar 3ufdmmen NIT Raps
mpnb Dunn in St. 9ouis, Wfo., Der :
baftet tporben. Sur9 fem G,eitdne=
niB fptr0 Dunn in bic @rmorbung bes
8sdsr uno unbere @er6refen nit pers
fuidelt, aber Dunn bat, rpie bic poli=
aei ertlGrt, feline unitllb betbenert.
CLAUDE ioq ertldrt bdben, bub es
eiu2eihtes eetpeien lei, ieine &amerns
ben uah elmer einidmen Stsae 81 To-
den. ipenn er i5nen bormafJte, bob iie
bort nit MGp9en SuIammentreffeu
fpiirben. geder mar ouf bieIe Weiie
IN eas SbarpIeb 9sbdube seIpdt una
bort nit sinsr glsirobrs erf6lasen
poresu. Gin arberes Opfer liest sur
.3eit nit sinen S6Gbefbrud i'm Sos
fpital. CLAUDE iol einseitauben bas
ben, bdb sr bic gsrbreter beging, um
Gelo fir Wbistep gu erldngen. ben er
entfueber ielbFt trartt, obet an anbers
Watroien ipeiter reriaufte.
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unb msbr $1,000; fair Bis CUTE Iei4ts
120 bis 165 pfuHb s15.b-16.00;
prbindrt bis CUTE Jertel no YfunD
unb ipsniger $11.o0--15.00; GSus
10W-14.50; Stoss 5000
1895.
6aofe nnb g dmmer. = Der
Warif NOR bsuts ftstis Bis tart; 3u'
fubr getins.
G9afe, auserIefens Bis rtfa $10.s
50-11.00; fair Bis quite 800
1880; guus unb or6indre $500
800; 96de S9.75 unb iptiieer. =
admmer, uussrItisne Big trtIa $500
-18.50; fair bis CUTE $17.W- -18.s
90; feconos $16.OOL17.OO; guas
unb ordinate $1O.0O-140O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-26

-e. uraU
gineinnatt 26. San. 1918.
Die nadfoIssnbsn luotirunstn be
sisbsm ji4 nut auf gnorOs-1 1rausafs
lionsn. Bel Ileinertn Gef4dittn ipsrs
ben ssiuas bObete 9DttiIt bsrs9nst
ptobifionen-
g 4maIj. prima Stelm
o4.60--24.75; JaneS s4--24ae.
ztodsngsfaIssnss GlsHd.
Gbort tIsdt eeiisn 2S Gents; srtra
ibort eltar Ssitsn 27A-26t; iurse
Rippen 27h-2se; 4sIiiss 29i-Soe
pet plumb.
| @srGu9erfss Jteiid. -
G6pri clear Geiten 30--30ae; srtra
tboti clear Gsiisn 30-30te; turss
Rippsn 30 30hr; Bellies 32a-Sae.
Susar Gnreb Gteif4. -
S1inisn 2si 291e; pknie Sduls
tern 24-24Sc; 9rsaifait Baepn 37a
-739c; Sdultern IN gadetsn "a
24st; Eep gpri Gut 26a -27e; ses
trodnste gxi Shulisrn 31-31ac.
Gibssp5deltes UIeii D.
S9inien 254-26e; pitnie Gdnltsrn
2ltt; gtlIiss 1856; eduiisrn in
padtim 21Ae; Rem yort Gut DO. 70
-23is.
grif6ts Jfsifd. - G2ins
fen, Iois 23s-24kc; pirnit S4uIs
tern 19-20e; StIultsrn 22-22aej
inr;s Rippsnitissn 24h-25as;; fbort
clear Ribptnfsiisn 24a-25ae; srtrd
ihort clear yippsnfsitsn 24E-25ae;
Isitie Bellies 32t -33it; i4ipere DO.
31-32e.
Metl unb getreibs
MtbL - Winitr paisnt s10.70;
wintst fdnep 5000; Wintsr familp
500; Wintsr ertra $50; Wtnisr
orbindre $500; Sortss Weiten patsnt
s11.25-i1.75; 5ortes gDeissn fanen
$10.5O-11.00; Sortes Wei5en fns
milb S9.75-10.75; Nottbpefnn ses
mif6tes $9.50-9.75; Roessn. eiip,
reinss, S9.75-10.0O; Rosssn, Gitp,
ssmiiGtes, $9.75- 1000.
Wei3en. - Der Wlartt NOR FEE
tis; gao. / rOtber $780,; go. 2 ros
iber $2.17; go. 3 rotbtr $2.14; go. a
s212 per Bu.
Weli6torn. - Die Quotiruns
gen fallen tempotdr aus, ba infoIss
bss etrinssn slnssbots isine prtiie
fsIiaeIieIlt iptrbsn iSnnen. = Deibss
aplttniurn S1.45-1.55; seIbts Roll
bsnfOrn $t.45-1.55; semifdtes aol'
6sn.crn s1.40-1.50; ipsi4es acrn
$1.O-1.30.
5aftr - 30. 2 tpsiber S7-88ei
Gianoorb psiber &c; go. 8 Ipeiber
s6-s6se; 10. 4 ipeiber s4-S5e;
RO. 2 ssnii4itr S4h S5ae; 30. 3
ssmiidtsr tNbeinii9sr 83-S4e;
Vo, A ssniidter $3.50.
Roggen. - SO. 2 $1.92-L94;
RJ. 3 $L90--1.92; Ro. A $1-85-
100; probs s1.40-1.5O.
Dbistes.
Gs ipurbsu bsuts lat 1diIer aut
Der Bats DOn S4.6o per ganpne psrs
iauft.
roeeries.
Raffse. - Sapa 27-32t; Mos
6a 27-30c; Guatemala fanep, isint
Guotirung.
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Mnanas. - sysIe Of pines 81
$500 pu Crate.
grdbsUtutt. = gIoribo $3.s
l25 400 btr Rife.
4epfeI. - Jcnatbdn $3.50
$500 per 9bI. Gntofeboufe $3.50
300 pr BEL; Nambo Mepfsl $4.25
-4.50 pet Bel. 0rimss Golbsn S6.s
| 90 per HbI.; Molf Hiwr $3.50 PEI
gbI.: Dippins $4.50-5.0O per BEL;
crbindrt Goritn 75e-$1.00 per Bbl.
girnsn. Il sfiefers $3.5o-4.W
| per NbI.
9omat6es. = 1r,ibbuus 15--
zoe per pfunb.
Rdrfoffefn. ginbeimif4s
s2.60-2.75, Nidisnn s2.60-2.75
per 100 pfunb Sod aaf btm Gsleiis.
GabfattoffeIn. RaHen
6aIl S2.00-2.25 per Camper.
0urfen. - Trsibbaus $1.75-
200 per Dubsnt.
arant. DGniftys $45.00-
65.00 PEI gon unb $3.50-4.0O per
gbI.
Stedribsn. - $2.40-2.5O
per pu.
weibs mabem = $2.5o-2.75
per Abl.
3pie6tIn. - @eIbe $2.25-
2.bO; fpsibs $2.50-2.75 per bunbsrt
pfunb Sod auf BEN GsIsiis.
Crime Bobnen. - Siielihe
$3.50-4.00 per 5ompsr.
anrottsn- - Ginbeimiide 81
80 per Bbl.
5en. - go. 1 5tmofbb $3.50
$500; To. Q 7imOtbb $31.50-32.s =
so; Re. 8 Eimoibs $1,000 81 90;
Ro. / seinif6tpr alee s32. so $500;
glr. 2 asinif9tsr aiee $30.25-30.50;
Rp. / aIee $3.50; Tp. 2 alst $94.s
25-24.50; alfulfa $500 %;
Roossnitrob $15.50-16.O0; Dei5eis
itrob $14.50-14.75; Safsrftrob $15.,
00-15.50 per Spnne.
Wlblsnfutfer. - Martt Isbs
Eafi. - aleie $38.O0-38.5O; Mibs
blinss broune $44.00--45.00; fpsibe
$4,000 400; gemiI9tes gutter
$45.50-46.00.
Sdmereien. Wartt fen;
alseTamsn $18.O0-19.75; per gu.
pom Store; Iimothb $3.50 -420;
Glahsfamen S4.25 per Blu.
perfdieoeues.
Ceie. - Wnrit ifetis. - a.inol
robes $1.23 per gallone In partien
bon ID 8bl.; 1---9 gaIlonen se,
iodtes $1.24; Ro. / 9arbSI, $1.o8-
LILO; Winters3eit $1.25-1.3O; Gots
ton Seeb Oil rnff. $1.32 per @allons;
9rpsntn 53e in pnrtien BON 1--5
'Gab; PETROLEUM. Otio Carbon Stats
1eIt 9at; Sps5ialsSorte 10c; R.O
Groipn GaiOIin 24e; glupbta 30r. per
galIone.
SaIs. - Der Wm,t if teif. -
Obio Npsr $2.o1 per gbI. BON 100
9funb, JuhrIobn binsusefiist.
5aIg. - Wartt Fart. = prima
Giip. 17S-1sc; bO. Gountrp 15-
15Ae per pfunb.
aobItn. - Warit rubis. piitss
burg s5.00-6.00; aaunipba $500
600: Tut unb Slad $4.50--5.75 per
gonne abs.liefsri. Rau@0ie Stiids
icbIen $3.50; glntbrnsite 5000 pei
1onne abssIisfert. goi. ioltet $500
0.5O Der Sonne obqelisert.
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gbicaap, 25. samuar.

g 6peins - 3ufubr 10000;
Warft lnngfam; Buff $15.90-16.s
20; leidte $15.25-16.05; sauifdte
S15.60-16.25; i4tpere $15. 5.6O-16.s
%; raube $15.60-15.75; Jsrtel
s12.25-14.65.
Rinbpi ieh. 3ufubr 1900;
Martt langfom. Ratips Stiere $3.50
--13.70; Gtodtrs unb gseoers $40
--10.60; aiibe unb 5sifers $6.10-
11.65; GdIber $9.Oo-15.75.
g 4dfe. 3ufubr 11,O00;
Wartt fhpah Nstbers $9.75-13.s
40; QGminer $14511775.
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gbieaao. %. Sanuar.

Gbieago, %. Sanuar.
WeIi9fOrn. : Jiir Rdrs $1.25z-
127; dm G6lub $1.26s. Sir Mai
S1.24t-1254; am @6lub $1.25.
9afer. = blr WlGrs 80a-824e;
ON S4lub s2e. Sir Rai 779-7s4c;
am S4lub zoe.
Rosgsn. - No. 2, nominsu
Gsrifs. - $1.40-1.60.
5imotbb. - $5.O0-s.25.
alee. - $21.0O-;0.OO.
Port. - iJiir San. $47.10-4712;
am EdInB Alp. Sir glai $45.72-
1885; ON SdIub $45.82.
SdmnIs. = s}iir San. am Sdlut
s24.57. Sir Wlai $24.8o-24.s7; am
S6lub $24.S7.
Rippenisitsn. - 5iir Sau. S23.65
1885; am G6Iub S23.65. Jdir
Wai s24.22-24.30; am S9luB
$24.25.
Butter. = Tnrit unperGnbert.
gisr. = Warft nisbriger; 3ufubr
o,975 aiitsn. airsts 57-5Se; orpis
narr firfts 53-56c; auf bsm Rarti
50-57c; refriserator firjts 43-44c.
aartoffeln. = 3ufubr 20 gars;
Marit unpeGnbert.
@efliissI. = 2etenbss, 1arit b0s
Der; Sdhns 25t; 9prinsers 24e.
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gichu,arft

Cincinnati. 25. Sdn. 1918.
3ufubr unb gerianbt fit bic iebi,n
"a Gtunbsn, persIi8en nit ben pors
persanssnsn bier 3ageII finb ipts
foIst:
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ainsiudrtise Msdrfte.
Itn Mnrf q osnnuor


Wslidtorn. Martt feit; Sir
brieo Ro. 3 gsIbes $1.82 unb go.
gemif4tes $50 Soften unb Jradt
Rsp yorf iOfOrtiser gerianbt; Or
9entinies $2.05 SOitsn unb Grodi
Rslp Dort BEL aIHtunft.
6afer. - Warit fart; s100-
.1.o2.
yutter. - Refine Quetation.
S3nalS. = Wlartt beinnbe lietig
gtibbls Weit $25. 2O-25.3O.
3uder. - Gobsr, Martt itetie.
Centrifugal $6.005; MolaHes nOmis
nell; rafinirier itetig; fsin sranuIirter
S.45.
N Der Winrti fir bic anoetn artiisl
blieb unperdnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-26

True translation filed with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on January 25,
1918, as required by the Act Of octo.
Der 9th. 1877.
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aaa, unb Mahrhett

wv HH
3ur Dobrbeit eirii bic 2iise fprud:
sd berrf9t, ipeuu idb fd30u eeere1s
fell"
Tfe Dobrbeit faste b'rauf: @enadi
Solang' man bih NIT mir pcrpeb.
isIt!-
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9ssitsa IS. Jsnuas isia

Gssitsa 3s. Jsnsas 1918.
~ 0dAsen Nsfsn dua ttu,e ptsber
f7f tsf41itist unb BE Na1iraee ns9
Eerleben eius .oule. Tie 8insraieH finb
sAbeskassft setlitttn. Hhf bafthsn 1st'
BEN Sen bsn Hsaisn 50 tsrtdnsi, ~
Rsiler abtr ylasirten DarIstea .on eau
assx-sx.
9saia ssf me- ~
sls,sss'. u sss 'sss sss Ss'';s &c Ssss: y.
el00Q
gsAJd esf Gsss>s.
et6tfgsdId aut esatoh vsssta y
At ~ pfo. 9ttiIns gneiin. Bfas
fd sui Berlin uurbsn nthf gnotirf: iiiI
De9id aaI 9dsiS iL75e yro 6senk auj
6mhstsam 4St prs &nIetu. Ue9ia
suj Blen wufben ni3t euotift- 3iffs
~, Sinbei 1919. eted1sln pro xrpHs
St.toe. 0fanes lS3ustD 2she
sissssns ssuis.isnIass.
3n iimiues I'm tieilSen Clearinghouse
tegtsisa fiA ffste sai e1,sil,Sos
rsssise fsssiAsss.
fie oss-ahien. bic Zinc. Stfeet Gp. VI.
iisn snS ctie Gtste Tel. prf. usren tsuts
Dis sjnslesn aftisn. Dsfds etnas qtbsn
ssiofen. fShh abss bdftn bic Wsf4aite Han.
Re4itebsnbe Berfdufe fins ~ beri4lsn:
Firss can
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Metaas W2arft.

Rem Port 25. Sanuar.
gIsi. - Rarit ruhis; $7.12-
49,
epsIisr. = giarit flau; $776-
800.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-26

True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January 25
1918, as required by the Act of octo.
I nr AAh InIH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-03
Calls Big Firms "Siackers."

Andrew Adie, head Of the United
States Worsted Company, and chair
man of the worsted and wooden
trades committee Of the Liberty
Loan, is strong exponent of
double up" During the last few
days he has not only doubled up on
his own subscription, but has urged
every employee In his big concern to
do the same, so that the total for
the United States Worsted Company
and it's employees is now s1,250,0U0.
Mr.. Adie in statement to the
press last night laid the blame for
the tagging loan on managers of Zig
interests.
THE biggest firms in Boston are
among the slackers." he said. Lack
of patriotism is very marked among
some OF these. ] can't understand
how some of these large concerns can
make such petty subscriptions when
it is a known fact that they. could
subscribe the whole of Boston's quota
without inconvenience. They must
wake up during the next four days
and double up Only heavy sub
scriptions from big interests will save
New England
Double up" has been urged strong
w bv Mr.. Adie in his work on his
drive be subscribed 100000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-03
Thomas w. Shelton of
BOWdOin Passes Away

Lewiston. Me. May Thomas w
Shelton, a prominent Bowdoin citi-
zen, died at the Central Maine Gen
eral hospital at $50 o'clock last even
ing. He was thrown from his wagon
while driving in Brunswick, April 5,
receiving injuries which caused his
death.
He was born at Bowdoin Dec. 8.
lS45, on the farm where he made his
home. He was the son of Thomas
and Mehitable Preble Shelton.
Besides operating successfully an
extensive farm, Mr.. Shelton was ac-
tive in public affairs. He served
several terms as selectman Of Bow
dom and was a member Of the 1913
Legislature from that town, At the
time of his death he was a member
of the Republican county committee
and local chairman of the War Saw
ings Stamps drive.
He was a member of Sagdaboc
Grange, No. 81. Of Bowdoin Center.
and charter member of kennebec
Lodge, No. AZ, X. of p, Bowdoinham.
OF which he was several times the
chancellor commander.
He married Mary L. Holbrook, who
survives, as do two sons, William r.
Shelton Of Lewiston, a member Of the
Maine Public Utilities Commission.
and Linwood T. Shelton of Bowdcin.
One brother, Sydney D. Shelton of
Bowdoin, and six grandchildren and
one great grandchild, also survive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-03

, her daughter, Blanche Blanchard. 3
student at Mount Merci Academy.
Miss Maud Roullard left Thursda,
morning for Westbrook. called there
BY the illness of her sister. Mrs. Ar.
thur Brann. formerly Of Skowheean
George l.. Nay left Thursday morn
ing for a visit in Portland.
Edgar S. Turner of Augusta has
been passing several days this week
in town attending to business mat
tiers.
DR.. Stanley NJ. Cover Of Skowhe
gan has been appointed director for
Somerset County. to have in charge
the local activities OF the Prepared-
ness League Of American dentists.
This League aims TO make dental ly
fit the men drafted by the Local Elk
emption Boards. and is a patriotic
service which is being participated in
very generously by dentists through
out the State and nation
Mrs. Q. B. Porter and family will
leave shortly for Madison where they
are to make their future home, Mr..
Porter being employed there. The
family have lived for a number of
years in the Green house, Lower
Middle street. Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Cookson. who have been living in
Readfield have already moved to
Madison. Mrs. Cockson Is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Porter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-03
II. c. |. Commencement Speakers

The speakers for the Commence
ment exercises at Higgins Classical
Institute. Charleston, have been
chosen in accordance with a new plan
just worked out. Each member of
the Senior class submitted unsigned
essays to a board of uninterested
judges, working independently, who
ranked the merit of the papers
From the remarks Of the three Judge.
the parts were chosen. Six young la
dies and six men have been selected
on this basis and are as follows:
Sarah f. Crehore of Lagrange. Car
rie Goss of Charleston: Doris |.
Maddocks Of East Holden; Ruby f.
Marden Of Levant; Vina B. Parent of
Haynesville; Alta NJ. Smith of
Charleston; Kenneth II. Emery of
Charleston; J. Edward La Roe of
Sebec; Leonard f. McNair OF Houl-
ton; Oswald T. Rozelle of Charleston;
Clyde Z. Russell Of Charleston;
Lloyd J. Treworgy Of East Surry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-03
Perry S. Bowden Of Ellsworth

Perry S. Bowden died Wednesday
morning at his home on Deane street,
Ellsworth, after a short illness of
pneumonia. Mr.. Bowden was en-
ployed on the Central Maine Power
Co. dam at Waterville when he was
taken suddenly i'll, and came home a
week ago Tuesday. He was born at
Mount Desert 81 years ago, the son
OF the late James and Harriet Bow
den. In his younger days he fol-
lowed the sea, but during the last few
years of his life he was employed on
construction work. Mr.. Bowden al
ways had a good word for everybody
and was popular with all who knew
him. He leaves, besides his wife.
three daughters-Mrs.A Arthur Abram
of Ellsworth. Mrs. Florence Higgins
Of Hallowell Mrs. Hattie Brewer Of
Chicago, ILL.,. and one son, James, Of
Observation-Disclosures American.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-03
BELGRADE

The Red Cross will meet at the
Grange hall Friday afternoon, May g.
Come prepared to tack two quilts.
Marion f. Tetbetts left for Wash =
ington, y. c., Monday. TO a position
in the War department.
Mrs. Margaret White and Miss
Florence White, who were thrown
from a carriage last Sunday. are i'm
proving. Their many friends hope
for a speedy recovery.
Celia F. Taylor, who has been con-
fined to the house with mumps, re-
turned to her school Monday after
noon.
Edward A. Mccarthy has returned
to Augusta after visiting at his
aunt's, Nellie c, Pray.
Helen E. Russell, Ethel c. Foster
Nora Chandler, Viola Roscoe and
Stanley Tilson attended the reception
given T. w. McQuaide at Mount
Vernon, Monday night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-03
W|NSL0W
Sh0res-Patterson w ddin g
Takes Place Saturday-Fort
School Children to Give En-
tertainment-S e e c m e n
Meet Commissioner in Re-
gard to New Road

Miss Helen Patterson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin y. Patterson
and Everett Shores, son of Mrs. Fred
Shores of Oakland. were united in
marriage Saturday evening at the
home OF Rev. Charles +. Robinson
Watervilfe. They were attended by
the brides brother and wife, MIR. and
Mrs. Lester Patterson.
George w. Patterson, after a few
days illness, has resumed his bus
mess
The children Of the Fort school will
be given an entertainment this eve
ming at the Congregational vestry for
the benefit of the Red Cross.
t.ldridge Getchell, who was sent to
Fort Slocum, y. Y, has been ordered
to Washington, D. G.
Mrs: VIII Anderson of Fairfield is
the guest Of Miss Sadie Morrow for
q few days.
Mrs. Guy Lewis Of Canaan, who
has been q guest of her sister Mrs.
Harold Simpson, for few weeks, has
been passing several days at her
lAolllCs sic lttIl 1leu IO MIS-.
sons Wednesday and will leave the
latter part of the week to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bick :
ford at s;mithtield.
Eight lady friends of Mrs. r. K
Conant passed Thursday at her home.
The day was passed in sewing.
The four days old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Thompson died
Tuesday afternoon at Grays hospit-
al. The remains were placed in the
tomb at Oak Grove cemetery, Wat
erville.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vose, who NOV
ed from this town to Freedom, are
settled in their new home.
Mrs. Mary White has been a re-
cent visitor at North Vassalboro.
Harold White left Thursday for
From there he goes to Fort
Siocum. He was accompanied to Au-
gusta by his father. r. =. White.
The selectmen, George 4. Cham
berlain, James A. Hodges and Fred
II. Ellis, were in Augusta Wednesday
to meet the State road commissioner,
in connection with the new road that
is to be built between Augusta and
Waterville.