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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-19

bielelben oariiber aufflGren tperoe1l.
u8bp tbe aoiier mutt be mbippeo."
aampogne miro BON oen Aooo=
faten Sorrp 5ereberg geleitet.
Hidter 9~[nberion bot ent1fle-
ben. ooB sic Commercial gar on Der
8ejt Commerce StraBe, melbe al;t
gnorom1ng oes Comptroller nerlldl
qe1dloIien puroe, 10 lange telt De
ih4ft betreiben oarf, bis Die Sadje
ouf Dem regularen @ibilpege entldie-
SEN lit. Gidter 4noerlon bat lt6 &C.
peiaert, ben 6aG ais ueilige Sade"
gu bebanoeln.
osu elmer Golilion nit eltteln
oroBen Wilitor 4ntontobll tplroe
am Montog abeno an Der Sonlton
ttrlo geaparro StroBe Der bintere Sell
ether StraBenbabncar oenlol1ert.
@liidlifer 8eiie m1roe Nlen1ano
ernItlid perleet. 9ie Gar tpoate ee=
raoe Inn Die gfe biegen, ols o!e
ld,fpere MoIdine bineiniaulte.
= @Qe Mngeflagten IN Dem geltern
bier 5ulammengetreterten &riegsge-
ridt, in Dem oie lesten geeger, Die
an ben @oultoner &iots beteiligt ge-
fem ioaen, pro5eliiert meroen,
boben ii6 nidt i6uloig erflart.
Sci Der Yoli5ei muroe am Wo1l-
taq Der Diebltabl BON orei antomobI=
len a%t1gemeloet.
= Gin Neger, Der i'm Septemher
1917 in Die Garage bon $. q. @lin-
tber, 515 Wain Npe., eingebro6ell
mar uno BORT mertpole Mutomohll=
teile qeltoblen bate, muroe am Mton-
tao perbaftet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-19
4 g. gruan, 8rGnbent. Shp WeerfhhSt, AofRrer.
Grnr shres, Wne@Rrdfbent Grnef y. Srppn, aht 8ahierer.
Alamo National Bank.
SAN ExAS
aapitat mb ueberihns $6O0OO00O.

ogieaeid,t nid)t, aber iraene ie.
mano, Der mir cine Eoittarte ld)idt,
lit entpeoer ilngebiIoet ooer unocr.
id)ant."
pgntidnloiaen Sic MIDI Mooam,"
.antportete bierauf ons M1oden nit
miBbiaigenoer @iene, naber ib muB
ooh lagen, oaB es nidt seraoe lfon
it, ipenn mon BON leiner eigencn
Nittter in oieier 8eiie ipridt.4
@er nit Dem @liia lpielt, ipieIt
nld]t INNER - NIT Slid.
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MIIerIei.
Die Sittenpolisei bot

- Die Sittenpoli5ei bot am Non,
taq lieb5ebn Yerionen pegen Terlet=
suna Ser sur l1nteroridung oes 60
tiers erlaIienen 8eroronnngen ett1ge=
ltedt.
= Sic itaotilhe Nabrungsminel-
Mominiitration empfieblt YeanntSel
gum grafen nno Baden als SubltI-
tut fir Butter nno 6hmal5. Die Gal
lone miro inn &leinbanbel fir $205
bis $3.50 perfauft.
,serome S%ettinger bon Gan Inp
tonic, pon Dem geglaubt wuroe, Dob
er iit auf Der perienften eSnscanin"
befunoen babe, bot feinen glterE
brieflih mitgeteilt, oaB Ell iih mobl
uno munter befinoet mno Die yer.
Staaten iiberbaupt nod nift perlal-
len bat. Gin friiberer grief, III benz
er ibnen oaslelbe mitteilte nno Der
an Dem Gage, on lDelhem Die Ger
Ienfuna ser ,5uscania" befannt ge-
mlad]t muroe, bier bate eintreffen iol-
len, ideint unterpegs perloren gegart=
gen 81 ieir.
- Gin iufiger ipeiBer Wann, Der
im @eroadte Itebt, aus einem Waiii-
t1rlager bel aanias Gitp oeiertiert
su fem, mltroe bon einem Boli5iIten
I'm Montaa inn peitlihen Cell Der
Staot perbaftet.
Die Carnegie 8ibliotbef lit err
iuft moroen, ale Bidder uno Waga-
sine, peld)e entbebrt peroen fontteit,
nad] BEN Wilitarlageru 81 ienoeft.
OieieIbe Bite miro an Tripatlente
uno gereine gerid)tet.
- S1mmtlihe 8eiitlihe Der Staot
meroen nafiten Counting ibre @ez
meinoemitglieoer BON Der aan5el ber=
ob ermabuen, @emiilegarten bel ib=
rei1 Sauiern an5ulegen.
Die Yoli5ei bot nnl Wontag Is
EerIonen pegen llebertretrng Ger
Gerfebrsnroinnn5en in Saft genonn=
men. Die meilten oerielben Daren
Iiltomobililten.
SIN 8nnoesgeriht mnroen aln
Montag 81 vgootlegger" negen &C.
Iebmiorigen Shnapsperfallfs pernr-
teilt. is muroen NIT @eloitrafen oon
lie $50 belegt, mabrenD Die iibrigeli
@ef1ngnisltrafen BON 5nei bis bier
Mtonaten suoiftiert erbielten.
- Die 8unoesresierung, meld)e IN
@oco fir ungefdbr cine Iilion Dol.
lar Saatgetreioe aufeeIpeihert BAT,
miro lest nit Der 8erteilung oesiel-
ben a II Die in oen 9iirregegenoen
wobncnoen Sarmer beginner. 5. 81.
Toirce, Der Gorlibenoe Der lanofpirt.
idaftli1en Mbteilung Der 5anoelS-
TANNER, bat lid) nah @aco beeeben,
Inn Die fir gerar Goiintp beitimmtq
gnsiaat alis5umdblen reip. in ent.
pfang 81 nebmen uno bierber trans
portieren 81 lallen.
Sic i'm Camp Srupis fiir5lld1
erridtete ariegsId)ule, in pcld)er 81.
: fiSiere fir bobere eborgen beran9e-
biloet meroen ionen, miro not)ltcn
Montag c%roffnct.
8obrcno Der ndd)Iten feds II.
qe meroen 5000 nelte Hefrilter I'M
&elp 6ielo eintreffeI.
Die @ranO Surp fiir Den Wo.
nat 5ebruar bat Hid)ter @noerlon q
inbitantiierte Anflogen iibcrreid)t
Die gtamen Der @%ngeflogten lunroea
mic iiblidl nidyt neroffentliht.
Die Snuoelsfammer beablid)tig
in ndditer 3eit cine In5abl Jiconel
mad ben lanoliden 0iitriften aus5u
Ienoeil, melhe s8ier Minuten M
iprad)en@ an Die 5armer halten mi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-19
3uei aomserte.

Montag nad)mittag fano oas iefFia
lno IeBte laon5ert oes YbilbormoaI
lden SrdeIter in oieler Saiion Itntt.
Gin bor5iiglides aon5ert. 9as Srda-
tier fpielte ben StrauBide 8al5er
BON ser uifoneu, blauen 9onuu," Die
Supertlre CUR @ounoo'id)en uMi.
r~eile," Die v@c.I1noii6e quite" bon
Rriens, y9es Morgens grpod]en"
1ino .Sn Der @alle bes 9ergfonigs"
aus Dem sHeer @pnt" bon 8rieg
.llno Die gegleitung 81 Den u3lgeii'
.nerpeiIen" bon Saraiate. Gaes lullr~
oe pr1d)tig p%orgetrngen; ben groBten
Grfolg batten ober bod Die 3igenieis
@eiien, oenn in ibnen Ipielte nnicr
ausae3eidneter @eigenfiinitler Serr
8m. Marr bic Solos uno rib oas
Gublifum ourd) ieiuen meiIterbaften
8ortrog gerooe5n bin. Den lebten
Cell muBte er auf a%agemeines Yer,
langen pieoerbolen. 5ron Nora
Nugbes Morie Iang nit id)oner Alt-
itimme mebrere Sieoer nno er5lelIe
arcBen Grfolg, ebenio 5ran Gbas
Widliffe 3brodmorton uno SRI.
4atblpn Smitb, Die bas Solo tnt
Star Spansleo Banner iangen.
Mm gbeno CAB oas Tbilbormon'
Idle SrdeIter inter 2eitlrng Glaal'
lens uno inter Den alipi5ien Der
Geo GroB Societp elm aon5ert gum
Beiten 0es Hoten areii5es, IN Dem 5nnl
geil oas 9rogramm bon Nadmittag
1pieoerbolt muroe. IS muroe number
Dol aeIpielt uno geirngen. als Colo
iiten troten SRI. 5reoa Starr, elrs
portrefflide Sopranidugerin, rnS
1Srau @n. 6. @oams, cine CUTE Gio-
linipielerin, auf nno 6atten groBei1
Grfolg. sSbnen ionobl Die 9errl
Glooiien mnroen prodtige glumen
Ipenoen oorgebradt. Ser gelth nal
aut uno Der grfolg Elm beoeutenoer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-19
Bpeiie 1tnb yrpIa.

B0e1ie nnb Trpid.
aodin: ySiebite, 8iaem, tpenn td)
10 fir mid ulleineo bin, bann bane
i'd mir immer 2nftldloiier."
Snfonterilt: uNo, burn DergiB
nitt, Suite, ne i90ne, sroBe Speiie-
TANNER orin 81 baueni"
Mande 2eute balten iiG fir
5art beiaitet, neil iie - leidt per-
Itimmt linb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-19
llnb tic hattie es nidlt seleien !.

sat Der 9rieftrager irgeno etpoS
aebrodt," fragte Die Dame oes San
les, ais Tie BON einer Bridge 8artp"
beimfebrte.
.9sidts ais cine Goltfarte, @ta
oam."
Bon menl lit lie oenn, Warp2"
ultno oenfen Sic mirfIid, oaB i'd
tie Ieien miiroe," fragte Ons Maodcll
nit Der gan5en @iiroe Der sefranf-
ten ltnlhulo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-19

0as telerIte 8ilo Der 8elt lit
Aaffaels Maoomna oegli anlibei, Die
BON Ser 2onooner Iational 8aaerp
fir ~ Mia. Marf erporben tullroe.
glbred)t 0iirers ySol3iduber" be.
5ablte oie BerIiner Rationol- @aaerie
Der 6amilie Sol8ihuber nit 100000
Nurf.
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Seirateu = 0ebmrten = SeSesfalle.
6eirdten

5eirdten:
S9Soiepb @. 8o55t uno @lIie WeDer.
Robert s. &eihert uno gllte 8ptz
tig.
@bos. @ololtein utb 5rau Hoia
Jeirmann.
Mr6ie g. @orfmon uno Olga VI.
8remer.
Charles Sorn uno Carrie 8efer.
@eralo 8. &oenb uno GebeecG
&nplan.
2pnn 6. 8orOp uno 5annie 9ele
Berg,
,Sames Is. Mcaee uno Soiepbine
Sii6beimer.
eugene Sdneioer 11no Slia1lita
&oorigne5.
osornes 81. &enneop unO Catherine
W. 3iefmann.
Mnop @osme uno gtbel Shmert=
feger.
Mifuel $. 2abosfp uno 5rau 81
ma @aisler.
@eburtcn
Martin 3beis uno Srau, Elm &na
be; Otto Mintel uuo 6rau, ein Vtaoz
den; Otto @eile nno Sran, elit al1a-
be; SenrD Sein ltnb Sroll, Elm Mao
den; @alter 5eitfamp nno Sran,
Elm anabe, 9D. Sbamer nno 5ral',
elm anabe.
gooesf6IIe:
6. 6. MoB, 66 Sabre; @retdeal
Siren, 2 Sabre; 6ran Wartba Welt
oeQ, % Sabre, SRI. s. st. 9elllg,
% Sabre; Sranf 6. 3iegler
CHARLES 6. Yrabl, 5rau SaI1e
Slider, SO Sabre; Sral nrIllla =.
2oos, 49 Sabre; CHARLES 6. 8lnme,
Sc Sabre; 5ran Warp 9. uebrid, 62
Sabre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-19
sera

y. Sarrt10n uno lefne OaIltt SeulvsS
rine 8al1ce Sarriion 81 le bret Sab
rem 3udtbaus unter Dem gSeras
Sulpenoeo Sentence Sam" perur.
teilt. Srau 9arriion bate i'm De
5ember 1916 Den Sort Bortber 9otei.
beIiber M. 8. @arren in einem Nli-
tomlobil an elmer einiamen Steae III
Der umqebung BON Sort 8ortb err
idoiien nrb ibr @atte loa tie bel Oct
Gut unteritnst baben. Die 5ran mar
oamals crit Is Sabre alt nno nod
rtdt perbeiratet; Tie bebaitptet, DAB
@urreu Tie in feline Bobnung selodt
uno oerfiibrt babe.
Ser 48 mbrige GARNER Sonis
@ieoebulf tpuroe in Rorble Sails
I'M Snuie ieines Sduagers 9! S.
Wec2emore nit ourdi6oliener Sttril
anfaefunoen; cine abgefeiierte
6linte lag neben linn. @ieoebnlhk Der
perbeiratet uno 8ater BON neru1 SIM
bern 1T, ipar Dor einigen 1agen tad)
ser Staot gefommen, Inn eiles ofte-
men 8eines negen ar5tlihe 9ulfe in
@nisrn6 81 nebmen-
Ger oeutide Jarmer Auguli
Talfe bon See gountp puroe in An=
tin BON Dem gunoesfommilldr
Gbompion megen @erleBung oeS
|Spionage @eieses unter $4,000
gargidaft geltellt. 5alfe mar Dor
einigen xageu nod Dem Staotden
|5eooora gefommen, I'm Wfebl ein8li-
fanfen, uno, aIs linn pom Grocer NIT
qeteilt pnroe, oaB er auBer Dem ge=
miinidyten @ei5enmebl ailh Snbltitil
te nit in ben auuf 81 nebmen bate,
ion er iid ~ablpredettoe gemerfrngen
iiber Die Nnbrungsmittel : Ionllnls
itration nno Hraiioent Billon erlanbt
baben. Or puroe prompt %oemla5lert
uno eingeitedt. @uh O. Wablmailn
uno @iaiam 8idt aus 8uibineton
GountD iino fpegen oerielben 8eleses-
iibertretung nerbaftet uno nnter Die
|ielbe 8iirgidaft geitelt moroera.
9rei Merifaner, iDel6e i'm 8crz
oad)t lteben, mebrere groBe einbrit-
DIE periibt gu baben. wltroen in gagle
BaB perbaftet. @ebrere eroBere &c
Id6fte muroen mabreno Der lesten
R6Gte erbro6en uit0 beoellteit0e
| Quuntitaten Nabrungsmittel seitob=
len. Die 2ebensmittel anf Der meri=
faniihen Seite oes Tio Granoe iol.
len erIdopft iein nno 90 Die Seute
infolae oes @usfubrperbots nihts
faufen fonnen, bedfen tie iid ielblt
urtO itebleng mas lie branden.
Der Hresbpterianer 8eiftlidc
3 @. Sdmob aus 9ohbeim l~tiir5te
in einem @eid)aft in Doafum, mo er
Ginf1nfe MAIDEN moate, plotlid 5n
gooen nno mo- ouf Der Stele tot
| Elm Sdlaaanfaa bate ieinem 9ebea
elm gnoe gen1aht. Der Teridieoene
binterldBt cine @itwe, bier Sobne
uno cine 9od)ter.
| SSsn @nlpeiton ltdrb Sran Seit-
| riette Senfle inn Ilter BON 76 Sab
| rem.
oSsm Sitter BON SO Sabren itarb
IN Comfort SSrau CHARLES Rauid,.
Sn Der gtdbe bon @gutlares bel
2areoo mnroe in einem oidten De
biiid) bon sSagern Die Seide zines et-
pa 25.idbrigen Wannes gefnnoen.
geioe Arme maren entpeoer bon Bug
5oros ooer 8olfen absefreIlen, ood)
Der 8umpf mar nod 5iemlid gut er-
| baIten. Der Cote mar mn nit eineEl
o%iilu1en an5ug befleioet uno man
glaubt, oaB er entlpeoer Dor Grido-
pfung geitorben ooer erfroren lit.
0as t~euerlte 8ilo Der 8elt lit
Maffaels Waoonna oegli Nnlioei, Die
BON Ser 2onooner Hational @alerp
fir ~ MiQ. Marf erfporben muroe.
Albreht 9iirerS ySol5i6uber" be.
SaAlte 0ie BerIiner Rationol- @aaerie
Der camille Sol5ffnber nit 100000
mnrf
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goo
Qinbermnmb.

~. alio, mo3u bolt Oh 9eine
Seine, 9ansben2"
r3ltm @ebenl"
nl1no Define @rme2"
311m 9iebhabef |"
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9ie 8rauen oes @arldaa- ar.
dbipelg iino nit ~ Sabrerl pou emf
rpideit, nit IA in bofiter gIiite, mil
18 Deripelft.
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larft.Bertht
Cotton.

Cotton.
Gan antpnio, 30h Gents.
COLLECTION, geitern feiae 8orie.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
San @utonio, Ser, 19. Sebr. 19t8.-
Brine gruoe Cotton Seeb Oil. $1.31.
senis pei N1iUnes
6nrm.HrObnftr.
Gan Mntonio, Ser, 10. Sebr. t918.-
Butter 1890. Il. 29c-40c Der Bflln0
Ger (mur friide) $40. /. 4oe per gso.
Siihmer $50. &c per Et0.
Surtehs .26c per Tfnnb
Weiaen .......... 1920 per Bu5del
&orn ........... 1926 per 8uidel
Safer -. $40 per 8u{del
@eu -. ....... $4,000 per Sonne
WemIie.
aartoffeln, neue, &c per gfunD;
California. So 90 Der 100 8funo; Colo
rabo $3.50 per 100 8funb.
GiiBfartoffeIu Oan. $3.50 uno $3.50.
Srpiebelu, gnl., &bite Globe, $500,
Gal. @elbe, $8.75 per Crate; Crime.
Der 9so. s8imoel. SOC.
8obneu, Colorado, Iinto, per SID.
8. 5Oc; CALIFORNIA 8apolts, per cpt.
5000, Bints, $1,000; Gina, $500;
Napp, $500; @lndebes, S11.O0; 8ouno
Green, per 8nShel @ampers, $3.50.
Somaten, fnliforu., $3.50 per Crate.
9ohl, $3.50 per 100 Hfuno.
,@riiner Hfeffer,. Sd. so ulo $500 per
8ufdel.
aaoiesden, soc per $50. giinoeI.
Spfnat. Toe per BufdeI.
Crime @rbfen, $500 per camper.
Beeten. $3.50 per 100 8funo.
Reerretttas8 nraein. per BIB. 1871
@urfen. per Crate, $500.
Gelerie. 90c unb $1.00 per 9ubenb.
geterfiIie. 40e per Stb. sBinbeI.
gierpflanSen, $3.50 per Sui6el.
| Wnlhel.
aopfialat, Cal, S2.75 per Crate.
@el6e @urseIu, $3.50 per 100 Bftub.
Saiaib, per 8uihl. $1.75.
Ora, elm orittel 8uS6el, $1.25.
Hiiben. $500 Der 100 Rflilo.
SieH Rarft.
San slntonio. Ser. 10. Sebr. 1915
aiibe, $3.50 bis $t0.75.
&dlber, $6.15 bis $3.50.
8ulen, $500 Bis $S.75.
O6fen, $3.50 bis $1f.40.
ct. 2ouis, 10. Syebr. 1918. - 2iuos
bieb. Seras 8ieb, $6.75 big $1,000.
Sdlueine, $1,000 Bis $500.
6elle.
@eial8ene Sdute ........15e Der BIB.
Srodene 6dnte zoe per Bfo.
Crime 9dlite ......... t2c per Bfo.
6Snfs
Nnnora. 8ieeen befddbtns 49,. : sa
NBcIt uno Hud6s ...,.... ...zo Ets
ansoras Sissen. Der RfD. .,...1o ga
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- -
L.okdles.
Iabrideinlides Wetter.

sir 6an Mntonio uno ~ltmgegen6:
sSente obenb Megen, Mitttpof) beoedt
.a1u0 f1lter..
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0ie yGreie YreHe fiir Seras"
erjd,eiut ais 9ageblatt mnb Npdbenblatt.

0as saaebIatt lit pierlehig uno foIht SOC per Weonat ODER 80 per 5oEr.
Das Wodenblatt lit ied)5ebnieiig uno fofet So per SaDr. Nad1 NterIco
SO Golb. Nodb europa, Borto e~ngeidIoien, So.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-07
MT. VERNON

SOCTH-Alton Wadleigh, Jr., Of Den
mis- Corner who is at Camp Devens, was
at home for short stay, accompanying
his wife, who has been visiting him.
f. NJ. Spencer OF Somerville. Mass,
who is with his wife and daughter,
Georglanna. have been visiting az Ma
pie Grove farm, are now in Bangor as
guests of relatives.
Mrs Lillian Daniels, who has been
, passing her vacation at Maple Grove
farm, returned to her home in Contra.
Falls, +. l., Monday.
Mrs Rufina i. Wood was guest at
Maple Grove farm recently.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Jacobs welcomed a
little hoy tc Their home Saturday morn
Ing.
Mrs. Gertrude Robinson came home
from Vienna Wednesday for a few days
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. NJ. Raymond, leaving Friday 70 visit
her husband, Harry Robinson. at Camp
Devens.
Mrs. Amelia Whittier and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Whittier and friend motored
from their home in Somerville, Mass, to
Readfield which was their former home
Saturday and were callers on Mr.. and
Mrs H. NJ. Raymond.
Mrs. Annie Bal:er Of Harwichport,
! Mass, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Emma
Walker. AT Albion farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Fogg OF Bos-
ton were Sunday guests at the home OF
his brother, c. f. Fogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carson, Mrs
Frank P. Fogg and Chase E. Fogg mo-
tored to Rumford Falls Saturday H.
T. Fogg accompanied them to their
home in Readfed.
Miss Ruth Fogg has resumed her posi-
ton in Auburn.
Miss Gladys Halves was at home for
a short stay Sunday.
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ADJUSTMENTS
COLONIAL THEATRE

Antonio Moreno and Doraldna in
1.-THE Naulahka." Hands Up" with
Ruth Roland. "War Review"
comedy"
1t is a striking fact in connection
with the superb Pathe Play, The
Naulahka," which was adapted from
kiplin's famous book and will be at
the Colonial Theatre to-day, that the
girl whom Director Fitzmaurice Sc
lected for his cast mainly because of
her ability as an Eastern dancer
should have turned out to be a screen
vampire" second to none, and with
an acting ability that was I'M
suspected. The girl is Doraldina, the
famous Spanish dancer, and she is
CO. starred with Antonio Moreno in
the production. She is not only a
dancer. but as an actress. Her re-
markable performance is bound to re-
ceive much discussion.
Hands Up" the latest Pathe serial,
is out Of the ordinary. While it
carries the atmosphere Of the West,
yet the plot is unusual and thrilling.
Love is as old as the hills and vet
ever new. In the latest and best of
the Pathe serials Hands Up" Ruth
Roland is the star and her love for
Hands Up the dashing cowboy adds
heart interest to The action. If you
are looking for a picture with pep
and a punch to it. here you are, The
balance of the show is made up of d
War Review and a Comedy with a
kick to it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-07
BURNHAM

Mrs. ". Mason and son Kenneth OF
Bath are visiting at the home OF hef
sister, Mrs. G.. w. Berry.
Howard ]. Libby, the r, F. d. car
rier went to Brunswick Monday to
attend the annual convention of r. F.
D. carriers.
Miss Elizabeth Eaton Of Newton
Mass, and William Eaton Of - H.
are visiting at the home of thelr
aunt, Mrs. Charles E. Sherman.
Arthur Berry of Bath is visiting at
the home Of his grandfather, George
f. Berry.
Mrs. c. F. Mitchell. who recently
submitted to a surgical operation, IS
recovering nicely.
Mrs. Ida Foster is passing several
days at Weber Pond in company
with her niece and nephews, Mrs.
Linwood Eastman Of Clinton, MT.
and Mrs. Fred Wood Of Pittsf1eld and
Frank Wood OF Brewer.
There was a good attendance al
the regular meeting of Victory Tenn
pie, Pythian Sisters, Friday evening.
Mrs. Minnie Gerald was elected NJ. OF
r. and G. and Ida McAllister elected
protector to fill vanancies and were
installed into office by Past Chief
Naude E. Mudgett.
Waldo Lodge, *. Of r., held an
installation Of officers following their
regular meeting Friday evening. The
installing officer was Grand K. of P.
and 5 Edgar J. Brown Of Waterville
assisted by G. =. Midget as Grand
Master at Arms and Best Reynolds
as Grand Prelate. The following
We're installed: William McAllister,
g e: G. r. Bracket, Y. c.; Lee Nc
Allister, I. G.; Joseph Arnold, o. G.
4 supper was served to which the
Pythian sisters were invited, fol.
lowed by a social.
Harry Bickford Of WaterviIle was
IN town Friday evening to attend the
r OF p. installation.
Mrs. G. r. Bracket is visiting
relatives and friends in Rockland.
North Waldo Pomona Grange will,
meet with Burnham Grange Satur.
Gay Sept. :, and the following oro.
K1aD viii be presented. At the fore
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-07
SENATOR J. ". ALLEN
DENIES FALSE REPORT

Hon. Joseph W. Allen Of Mt Yer
non. known to everybody in Kenne-
bee county and well known through
out the State, having served in two
Legislatures as State senator, de-
mands to be set right before the
people. 1t has come to his knowl-
edge that a report is being circulated
that he is not in sympathy with the
present administration IN Maine, and
that he will vote for Mr.. McIntire.
Mr.. Allen, declares this report to
be not only false but absurd. He is
not only loyal but doing his best to
show up the cheap methods adopted
by certain Democratic candidates and
politicians and to prove the justice
and common sense Of supporting the
Republican ticket throughout.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-07
SIDNEY

WEST-Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Trask ar
rived Friday from Revere. Mass, and
are visiting Mr. Trask's daughter, Mrs.
E. l.. Swift.
Miss Paulina Wyman left Friday
night for Westho-o, Mass, where she
will be nurse in an asylum for the in
sane.
Mrs. Madison Bean. who has been at
the Augusta hospital for treatment, has
returned home. Miss Bessie Keene is
caring for her.
Mrs. Eliza Ellis, who has been ill, is
reported as improving.
C. F. Mills, son Of Alex Mills, has
been called to Camp Devens.
Mrs. Herbert z. Trask returned from
Aver, Mass, Tuesday, where she had
been over Sunday with he- daughter.
Mrs. Charles E. Smith. Mrs. Smith
husband is at Camp Devens, B Co, 7S
Inf, 18th Div.
Schools in this part OF the town opened
for the fall term Tuesday.
Miss Rose Mills. student nurse at
the Augusta general hospital, was at
home over Sunday.
A recent auto party to Bangor were
Mr.. and Mrs E. L. Swift and daughter
Dorothy, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Swift.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Philbrook and
guest, Miss Blanche Clark
Mrs. Hattie Lincoln Of the Quaker
road. and Ruby Newell were visitors
for a few days last week Of Mr.. and
Mrs ]. H, Swift. and Granddaughter
rhelma Swift Miss Alice Bracket has
also been a guest Of Miss Thelma.
Mrs Clara Swift Of Farmingdale IS
visiting her daughter, Mrs, Charles Tay-
Tor. Middle road.
Rev. E. S. Phubrook OF Augusta will
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-07
King -Macaresor Weddna, Bangor

Lieut.. Maurice Pickard King, Unit
ed States Marine Corps. and Miss
Madeline Macgregor. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. W. Macgregor, were mar
ried Tuesday night at the Macgregor
residence on Norfolk street. Bangor.
by Rev. A. E. Morris. Lieut.. King is
the son Of DR.. and Mrs. H. A. King OF
Bangor. a graduate Of St. John Mill
tary Academy at Nautilus, \. u. and
is stationed at Pensa cola. The bride
il graduate Of Bangor High School,
Wheaton college and the Wheelock
kindergarten Training School of Bos-
ton. The couple left Tuesday night
for Pensacola
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Blaine S. viles has received word
Of the arrival Of the rear Of the short
wood drive on Dead River and that
it is expected to arrive at The
Nnrks today. There are about 5000
els in the drive and it will come
to Madison for the use Of the Grea.
Northern Paper Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-07

noon session. business and conferr-
ing Of the fifth degree; at the after
noon session. address Of welcome
Nellie Shaw. paper, Some of the
Problems of Our, Rural Schools"
Maude z. Mudgett; singing BY Choir
US; reading, Ferne Shaw: reading
Laura Goodwin; question. Resolved,
That More OF Our Public Utilities
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-07

conduct the services Sunday afternoon
at the West Sidney Baptist church. at
. 90 o'clock. SUNDAY school at 1.30. There
vii! be special music from Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-07

Should be Taken. Over by the Gov
eminent" affirmative, A. T. Nick
erson. negative G. j. Mudgett. An
address will be given by state mas
ter w. j. Thompson.
Miss Ethel Allen resumed her du-
ties Monday in the Advertiser office
after vacation which she passed at
home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Shorey, Jr., and
daughter Elizabeth are passing a few
days at their old home in Bridgton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-07

Mrs. George NJ. Bigelow and
daughter, who had been visiting @.
W.. Bigelow Of this city. have re-
turned to their home In Lowell,
0Ts sTfNA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Prentiss Of
this city have gone to Dead River,
where they will be employed at the
Ledge House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-07

Mrs E. F. Whittemore of Auburn
IS visiting in the city as the guest Of
Mrs. ]. E. Kingsley.