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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
SUCCESS ATTENDS
GARR|CK OPENING
Clever Bill Enjoyed by Crowded
Houses Yesterday Afternoon
and Last Night.

The re opening of the Garr,ck Theatre
Inst night wns an event in thoatrionls IN
Wilmington, for tho attendance by its
size not only showed That il welcomed the
return of vaudeville of the Dockstador
variety, but also that il appreciated his
efforts to give them good opening bill
Lillian HerleIn, charming musical
comedy prima donna. gave good account
of herself. Miss Herlein has natural
reputation and she has the assistnncc ot
Josef Weidel, talented pianist. Miss
Herlein's gowns are magnificent and the
stage setting beautiful
Fred Ardath, Wilmington favoritc,
kept the audience in an uproar with his
fun lie has the assistance OF n good
company They appear IN The Dccorm =
ors, which rs we'll stvlcd comedy oi or
rors, with some good music thrown IN.
splendid musical number WAS gwen by
Rosanond and Dorothy. who are highly
talented. one iring p,anist and the other
violinist They arr also good singers
George Bobb and Eddie Nelson wrrc
good with their comedy and songs.
Who Spilled the Beans IS the t'tin
Of very funny acrobat,c comedy that
was gwen bv the Bush brothers. who arc
real comedians Billy Glason s monoiogIic
work and songs madc quite = Int lie Is
original and Just the sort that vou are sure
to make friends with real Juggling
novelty was gwen by Paul and Ma" No
Ian, who have "A lot of new stunts and M
lCCt comedy into their work
CLARA KIMnaLI voU M At run VICTORIA.
The Reason WHY" bv tho famous
English authorve Nj. Ehpor Glvn, "a Clara
Kimhall Noung's latest picturc. and -
tho chicf attraction at the Victoria Theatre
Tho Reason Why n remarkable
photoplav involving English high 50
cicty, portrayed by Clara kImha'I Nwnnr
and her own comr,a nv. and produced
IN the excel lent manner.
N,pGF KENNEny At THT QUEEN.
Nadec Kennedy. who began twn
days engagement nj tho Queen. y moTo
entertaining than ever IN hcr newest
Goodwin picture Her greatest charm
lles IN tho fact that she - naturally glrlish.
and The Far Pwtonder gives q
wide scope for her talent
ErHEI CLAYTON At THF NAlfSTIr.
Ethel CLAYTON Paramount star rlgus
supreme AZ tho Majestic for three daNS
the week. beginning with Yesterday S
performances ilthough already popular
star she has but recently joined The force
~ Paramount aud tins Is her first RELEASE
under the new direction
Majestic patrns have every reason
~ (ccl delighted when she makes hcr
first appearance IN such powerful dra
matte offering as "Thc Girl Who Camc
BACK
CARlYIF ptArKWFII. Ar THr SAVOY.
CARLYLE blackwell and FvClyn Greeley
tho famous stars. appear tndav AT thc
SAVOY Theatre IN Nv Hook or 'rook
delightful light drama that + damned
with laughs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
JOE JACKSON IS
LEADING HITTER
Had an Average of 800 in Recent
Series, Though in Crippled
Condition.

Joe Jackson, who gained premier
honors with the willow in the Bethlehem
Steel League, was also leading hitter IN
the series for the championship OF the
Atlantic Coast shipyards, which closed
Saturday, when Harlan won ITS third
straight game Although Jackson part'oi-
pstcd in but one full game, there was no
question or doubt after that game as to
who was the leading batsman. And at
that, joe WAS crippled and out of practice.
How much Standard was outclassed
and how much stronger Harlan WAS IN
the p,tching department may be cleaned
bv a comparison OF the appended IN
d,vi,lual averages OF the players OF both
teams. Miller, limerick and Bracket,
plaving IN the three games, were the
ieatlers with $50 apiece Lefty WiliIams
shutout pitching was the real feature OF
the series and tins Is attcstcd hv the
averages which show that Standard WAS
outclassed IN every department oi the
game.
The averages for the series follow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
KAISER KNEW of NOTE
Vienna Consulted Berlin on Peace
o,cr,nres Austrian Newspapers Admit.

4
Amsterdam. Scpt T. The Nicnna
n..,ere discussing tho t1>tro-Hungarlan
s,c4,e, proposal polnt oa' cmp6ailoa!iN
fh4t the moaarchl underfoek nc step
,,Hh the knavicdgc st ITS allies hut
,o.l,rc chat the action n~cii was oN-
,.t~jvclv AuStro-lllngaTIan Ihcy as
SORT tuther in this connection that Inc
.,,.3..trf,ctialltv O, thc alliance o the
,la,4rfhv with uS friends and particd-
Iarlx the tratrrnI cor,ialiHN OF the re-
l.aaa~ff.n with Germany. most dcadcd-
ii dl>pa>o In advance OF The >IightcSi
...tain;, II mi~tntcrprc atlon. - Il in
t~ iricnflan~ and i~ consequences It
ca.ld lead "a Na>tr.a- Hungary taking
an independent position.
The lremdcnbIat. declares Il Is self
evident tha; Austria Hungary only speaks
IN 81 important - matter after having
ACQUAINTED herewith rS friends. III
whose SIDE 1t has been fighting for wears
AuStra-HunCarN, ADDS Tie paper, l>
noI behind Germany IN rs dCtcrmlna-
fIon 10 defend itself 10 the uttcrmost
And II hl~ very moment II CON
tinueS. 4u>tro-lIungaran soldiers are
hrhnnc for peace ON the vc~i tront
with hcraie courage and Il IS therefore
10 contradiction . A}l~ .rla-HuhgarN
cn.ns- forward III IL own sphere OF ~
tion with an ldca intended 10 promote
the >pceds attainment Of peace
The note of N,stma-Hungar3 was as
patched III Baron Burlan. Foreign Mn
i>tcr. on the order oi Emperor Charles
the Cologne Noik> Icuung declares
Tho nojc was handed to the Entente
rol.rcsenatlto- n Bcrnc >wf fzerland
~ O'Clock saturday afternoon. accord
lnc II hc Nosslscho Ieltung OF Berlin
Il was simultaneously presented at
Eerun. sofia. ard ConStanjinople anC
was brought 10 tic knowledge ut neutral
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
HARLAN vs.. STEEIT0N.
Sh,nvari Champions Want to Meet Steel
League Champions.

\otb,no definite has as Nct been heard
from proposals advanced ~ the har'ah
shjpvari team in an effort to Arrange =
ScrI,s with Stcclton, the champions ~
the Steel League
I, IS tkcly that = number oi exh'tTf'on
.,.,,,c. will l,c plaved tx tho Harlan team
r,tb other etrore teams IN these parts
~ addition il ihc sores games, # they
-. MI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17

,rANp>Rp

\ Bnttod Tor Dum0nt IN IHJ EaH'o
~ Battcd for Colo IN lSt game.
xxx Ran for Jackson IN Isl game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
Insurance Convention

Members of tho Delaware ASSOCIATION
of Life Undcrw writer's. who attended the
national convention IN New ork re-
Gently. upon their return arc reporting an
unusually interesting affair Manv ot tho
delegates took advantage Of the trlp -
spend several davs Of vacation ~ ditferont
rlaccs Those who attended from ll"ta-
warr were Frank Shepard president "' the
association here. + Ptar ll, vice
president of tho association, Nrthnr a
Nllmot. treasurer oi tho ASSOCIATION
Charles r Palmer. secretary n The asso
ciatIon. and James = rncc = momhCr ot
the executive committee Of tho local asso-
CIalOu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
White Arrested in Chicago.

Ilcnry Whtc. eolorcd a ln,al earaRe
ctupln1c. who haa been missing stne@
tua altomalile4 disappeared ttam ~
from. IT the Hotel IN FONT feH Wceks
ana haz hocn arrested 10 Chcago IL
,a eaid ta have been diving one 81 the
,n,ssinc cars that Is owned hy Charles
s " Natw,ek hcn nltrsted betcciIye
Reu.op has gone after mn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL.

pattrd Tor " ash IN n Ea'HF'
~ Rated for Dcdc ~ 2d game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
Twenty Candidates for Gridirou Honofs
Report for Practice.

about twenty Young grldtron hopciuis
answered tho call tor football material
sounded hv tho Wilmington High NchNol
.,,,,,,,,,v ~ no school term Yesterday
The inst workout was he'll at the bax nafu
t.l,I,t,. I,,ld FIchtccpth and ' an liurcn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
Has Arrived fIyersnas

Miss Martha Ilyatf IL 524 Mar land
avenue hae fgoc,oed i postal eard an
uaunrlug hc a4r trrte1 nvcr=rs1 9f
Private Chanilcr IIlugsIrs vino E +
mrmEer II tbc supply 60 FiHt-n'nth
Pioneer Infantry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
Assigned 10 seattle

Tohn Ounil If 1905 West T,-t
street who enlisted n iHs. ha- Teen .ltI-
- y phladolrhf4 fnr a-eignfucuf a4 uaral
rrsrver Ills ter Mr. >nra tru!rv.
Hsa rrrclped CART stating hat ~ ta1 ttu "a
a--tgr a. - seattle WAIST
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
Tender Dinner 10 Pastor

The oihclal members and thelr V1v"a
rendered 4 Dinner ast night 10 tho Rev
HAIRY Winfield living, pastor ol mon
NJ + Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
Goes 10 Alabama College.

Tau 1avior. son Of MIR and Mir
~anuc TAYLOR oi Ill9 Walnut street
left Saturday for Oakvood JUNIOR Collcge,
Huntsville Ma.
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COUNTY, NEWS
EST FREMONT,

MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Lunt have moved
home from Mckinley.
Jasper Norwood and wife, who have
been to Colorado, came home Saturday.
Mrs. Eliza Rumill and her daughter,
Mrs. Jason Kane, of Spruce Head, visited
here last week.
Theresa NJ. Lunt, who is in training at
the Massachusetts general hospital, came
Friday, for two weeks vacation.
Beatrice Able of Dorchester, Mass, is
visiting her brother Henry. Her mother
is still here, also her brother David.
Mrs. A. A. Balm, who spent last week at
the Centre with Mrs. Lois Bartlett, went
to her home at Northeast Harbor Satur-
day.
Edwin Rumill of Newton Upper Falls,
Mass, came last week to spend the sum-
mer with his grandparents, l.. w. Rumill
and wife, at the farm.
Donald Robbins, who is in the coast
patrol in Massachusetts,, spent furlough
with his mother, Mrs. Lena A. Robbins,
returning to duty Friday.
Arthur Balm of Bartlett's Island who
spent last week at Buffalo, N. Y, came
home Saturday with new car. His
family spent the week here, guests OF Mrs.
Bain's parents, d. E. Dow and wife.
K. NJ. Simonds and family OF Airing
ton, Mass, and Mrs. s. A. Cults of New
ark, y. j., came Monday to spend the
summer with Mrs. Simonds' parents,
Capt. and Mrs. George W. Lunt. They
came in Mr. Simonds' car from Arlington,
| Mass.
July Y. THELMA.
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in the rooms above Hooper & Havey's
store Thursday afternoons.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Havey and son
Joseph, and Mrs. Gray of Caribou were
recent guests of b. B. Hsvey.
DIR. II. A. Holt attended the meeting
OF the Hancock county medical associa-
ton at Bar Harbor, Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Peavey and
daughter Eleanor Of Bangor spent few
days recently with Mr.. and Mrs. A. P.
Havey.
b. Morton Havey Of the coast patrol,
was called to Boston to report on Wednes-
day, July II. He is now stationed at
Cannot Rock, N. B.
Miss Beth Havey entertained few of
her friends on July 10, her tenth birth
day. Those present were Eleanor
Peavey of Bangor, Maxine Webb, Airline
and Catherine Holt, Edna Clark and
Birdena Havey.
July %. UNE AMIE.
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WEST BRooKSvILLE.
UNE AMIE.
July q.

Miss Cora Lord OF Belfast is visiting
relatives in town.
George s. WATSON OF Bangor called ON
his uncle, Capt. George II. Tapley, re-
Gently.
Ralph Harding OF Sargentville was the
weekend guest OF Clifford Raymond
Cummings.
Mrs. Alice Beebe and two sons Of
New London, Conn, are visiting her
sister, Mrs. Franklin Farrow.
DR.. T. S. Tapley and wife OF fremont,
and o. W. Tapiey of Ellsworth, were
recent guests of o. l.. Tapley and wife.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage in Belfast OF Olive Ruby
Fair brother, formerly Of South Brooks
vile. to Richard Stephenson Of East
Belfast.
The entertainment given at the chapel
Saturday evening in aid of the Red Cross
was well patronized. Miss Lucy Hale
Tapley gave a talk on Camp Gordon,
Atlanta, Ga. Proceeds, $40.
July q. ToMsoN.
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To ali persons interested IN either of the es-
tates hereinafter named.
Alta propste court held at Ellsworth, Ia and
Tor the county OF Hancock, on the ninth
day of July, in the year OF our LORD
one thousand nine hundred and eighteen,
and BY adjournment from the second day OF
July u. d. 1918.
rDHE following matters having been pre-
scented for the action thereupon herein
AFTER indicated. 1t is hereby ordered; That
notice thereof be given to all persons inter
ested. by causing a copy OF this order 10 oe
published three weeks successiVely IN the
Ellsworth American, a. newspaper pubnshed
at Ellsworth, in said county, that they may
appear at q probate court to be held Al Els
worth on the sixth day OF August, q. q.
1918, at ten OF the clock in the forenoon
and be heard thereon II they see cause.
Margaret Z. Doyle, late OF Ellsworth, IN
said county, deceased. Petition that Eliza
beth NJ. Doyle or some other suitable person
be appointed administrator OF the estate OF
said deceased, without giving bond, presented
by Elizabeth NJ. Doyle, heir-at-iaw OF salu
deceased.
Theodore Bragdon, late OF FranKlini in SAID
county, deceased. A certain instrumen Mt pur-
porting TO be the last will and testament OF
said deceased, together with petition for pro-
bate thereof, presented By Lincoln C. brag-
don, the executor therein named.
Witness, BERTRAND e. CLARK, Judge OF
said Court, at Ellsworth, this ninth
day of July. in the year OF our boro one
Thousand nine hundred and eighteen.
CLARA f. MuLLAs, Acting Register
true copy.
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STATE OF MAINE.

hANCocE ~.
To the Honorable Justice OF the Supreme
judicial Court, next to be held a. Ells-
worth within and for the county Of Hancock
on the second Tuesday OF October. n. d. 1913.
EsPt CTFuLLY represents wills p.
II sadler of Ellsworth, IN said county and
state, that be was lawfully married to Frances
L. sAdler, formerly OF Ellsworth. in said
county. At Ellsworth on the fourteenth day
o. December, =. d. 1910. by the Rev. p. A. A.
Milan, minister of the gospel; that they
lived together as husband and wife AZ 80 i'd
ElsSoHh and Springvsle, Maine, from the
usie OF their marriage to the nineteenth day
ot August. 1914; that your lfbellant has al
ways conducted himself towards his said wife
- faithful, true and ahectionate husbandt
snAt The said ltbellee. wholly regardless OF
net marriage vows and obligations, has been
sulity OF extreme cruelty and cruel and aba
I've treatment towards your ltbelleei that on
t sae nineteenth day of August, 1914, the said
noeIlee utterly deserted your nbellant, which
Itssf uesertton has continued for more than
use consecutive years next prior TO the Ming
% TINS libel. Thai he has made dtliRent in
yulry and has not been able to ascertain and
uoeA not know the residence of the ibellee and
sae same can not ascertain by reasonable dill
Benee' that there Is no eollusion between your
H9ellAnt and libeliee to obtain divorce.
wherefore your iioellant prays that d.
ssotee from The bonds of matFimony may be
ueefeed between him and the said loeilee.
VILLAS p. SADLER-
subscribed and sworn TO before me this sth
dAy Of July, 1913.
Seal Notary Pu Ollie.
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COUNTY NEWS
WEST FRANKLIN.

Galen orcutt and family were in North
east Harbor Friday.
Mrs. Pearl Coombs and daughter are
visiting in Bluehill.
Miss Theresa Bragdon has been the
guest of her cousin, Pauline Smith.
Edward Gordon and family of Sullivan
were Sunday guests OF Tyler Gordon.
Maynard Hodgkins and son Paul have
gone to Portland, where they have en-
ployment.
Lester circuit has gone to Northeast
Harbor, where he has employment at the
swimming pool.
Winfield Hodgkins has gone to Bar
Harbor, where be has position as bell
boy at the Louisburg.
Mrs. Aiinira Farnsworth, with two
granddaughter, OF Jonesport, is visiting
her son, John Fsrnsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Fl. Hardison Of
Bangor are at their home here while MIR.
Harrison is getting his hay.
Miss Retha Gordon has been visiting
relatives at Sullivan. She was accom-
panied home by Carolyn Stanley.
Charles e. Smith and family of North
east Harbor were Sunday visitors here.
They were accompanied by Eugene v.
Coombs.
Mrs. Gaylon Stanley and two children
of Holden are at the. home of Mrs. Stan
ley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Springer.
Mrs. Bertha Wilbur and children of
Bar Harbor and Merle Googins and wife
OF Hancock visited Mrs. George Bradbury
and Mrs. Irwin Rollins recently.
Mrs. Fred Holder and two children of
Boston arrived at the home of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Smith,
Thursday, for an extended visit.
In honor of the Franco American
victories, large number OF the school
| children, beaded by some of the adults,
marched through the streets carryin {
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pure Blood

impure condition of the blood cannot be unless
freely day least To build the syst
benefit will result it to improve the digestion
strongly the 81 F Atwood Medicine for
ingredients upon stomach liver and bowels 1t tones
those activity that they perform their functions
naturally throw off all impure and uncean matter Take
teaspoonfu morning and skin will clear appetite
return strength and spirits revive you'll be glad you bought
this genuine ' F remedy price so cents made by the L. F.
Portland, Maine.
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NORTH HANCOCK.
July q.

Kenneth Stewart, who is employed in
Dexter, is at home for short visit.
Mrs. Chester Lounder Of Washington
Junction was recent guest OF Mrs. j. w.
Mckay.
Mrs. Bernice Abbott of Monson is
spending her vacation OF two weeks with
her parents, George Cline and wife.
Michael Mckinney, wife and daughter
Grace, who have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Everett Googins, returned
to their home in Fairfield Saturday, accom-
panied by their son-in-lsw. All hope
the change will improve Mr.. Googins'
health
July %. NJ.
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WEST SUREY.

WEST SUReY.
Miss Ethel Soper is at home from Or
land.
Roscoe Rankins and wife OF North PEN
obscot were here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Billings are receive
ing congratulations on the birth of SON.
born July 20.
Mrs. Chester Nevells, with three chill
dren, of Ellsworth Falls, spent the week
end with her parents, Frank Conary and
wife.
July %. L..
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Acknowledgements.
Rave You Been SlcK7

Then you realize the utter weakness
that robs ambition, destroys appetite
and makes work a burden.
TO regain your strength nothing has
ever equaled or compared with Scott,s
Emulsion; its blood-enriching proper
ties give energy to the body while its
tonic value sharpens the appetite in
a natural, permanent way.
If you are run down, tired, nervous,
overworked or lack strength, be sure
to get SCOTS Emulsion today.
Scott q Bovine. bloomfield, NJ
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SUNSET.
July q.

1.-THE FRS" has many guests and the
cottages are all open.
Mrs. John Olmsted came from Brook
line recently and opened her cottage.
Mrs. Laura Rice, who has been visiting
her husband, Edgar Rice, at Camp Devens,
came home Saturday.
Walter Small and wife have received
word that their son Alfred, who went to
Camp Devens last October, was transferred
in February to Atlanta, Ga, and from
there to Camp Lee, Va, is now in France.
July II. SADIE.
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WEST SULLIVAN.
THELMA.

Mrs. Susie Sargent OF South Gouldsb oro
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. M. H.
Havey.
Puritan Temple, Pythian Sisters, has
suspended meetings during July and
August.
Franklin were Sunday guests at r. H..
Springer's.
The Red Cross meetings will be held
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HAscocx IS. SUPREME JUpiuiAL CouRT
April Term A. d. 1918.
Upou the within writ. ordered! That the
plant q give notice to the defendants to APP
peat before The idsties Of our supreme judicial
court DC hoiden At Ellsworth, within and
Tor n. comfy OF hancock, on the second
IgesJsy at UctnpeS. n. q. 1915, by publishing
40 attezt-d ips o said witt and this order
lhefton, three ~teks sucee-siveiy In the Ellis
wofiB American, a new spaper printed 10 Ellis
worth 10 out county of Hancock, the last
publication TO be thirty days At least prior TO
tue second Tuesday Of October next, that they
may taefs aud thea In our sAid court appear
anu answer 70 said suit.
T. r. MAHosEY,
Clerk OF the sup. Jud. Court.
- Iiru' coy q he writ and order OF court
Attes;:-T. r. MAHosRY, Clerk.
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Keep The Blood Stream Pure

Rheumatic pains, backache, swollen joints
and sore muscles often are the results of i'm
purites in the blood gathering in the reg ion
affected. a result of failure of the kidneys to
eliminate waste products from the blood
stream. Foley Kidney Pills heal, strengthen
and inyigorate weak, diseased kidneys and
bladder. w. II. Hill, justice of the peace,
Detroit, Tex, writes: az used Foley Kidney
Pills and say unhesitatingly that of all have
used they are the best, and have done the
work where the rest failed. "-Moore's Drug
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NORTH LAMOINE.
July q.

Forrest Richardson has gone to Dan
vers, Mass, where he will be employed.
Miss Florence Higgins of Waterville has
past week.
Mrs. Newell Trip, who..recently visited
her parents, John Davis and wife, has re-
turned to her home in Waterville.
July %. Y.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK IS. SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT
In Vacation.
Ellsworth, July 10, a. d. 1918.
~ Pon the foregoing libel, ordered; That
sae noellant give notice to the said libellee to
SSpResr before the justice of our supreme
issa,ihelai court, TO be holden at Ellsworth,
san anIn and for the county of Hancock, on the
isSsS,ond Tuesday Of October a. d. 1918, by pub
n,sng an attested copy OF said libel and this
P Wet tnereon, three weeks successfully In the
Fisssortn American, q newspaper printed In
paelieation to be thirty days at least prior
'he second Tuesday of October next. that
r may there and then in our said court APP
year and answer To said libel.
GEO. NJ. HANSON,
Justice of the Sup. Jud. Court.
tha.Lne copy OF the libel and order Of court
Attest;-T. r. MAHoxRY, Clerk.
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PAupEa NOTICE.

II AVisG contracted with the City OF Els
ne worth 70 support and care for those who
nay need assistance during fiye wears begin
RiIs Jan: l, 1916, and are legal residents Of
On ssNorth, forbid all persons trusting them
rrscommcdstions TO care for them at the CITY
81" hosse. ARTnua b. MITCH ELL.
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flags, blowing horns, ETC., Friday night.
To add to the demonstration, the bells at
the schoolhouse and church were rung.
July %. Echo.
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cannot be overcome unless the bowels are
at least. To build up the system, so perma-