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moulin affair should have been enough
60 put any nation on It's guard.
GREAT SPY ACTIVITY IN

MONTHS BEFORE wAI,
! will now come down to the months
| preceding the outbreak of war. AT
| Roonstrasso "a Frau Orlon. Captain
GAM and others of the clerical stan
had been working Overtime" ca word
which. | believe, had it's origin In Fan
cashre). The women employees at the
spy bureau had as early as March. 1914.
special instructions. All over the Con-
tinent OF Europe in places where
espionage was important there was a
great acceleration OF activity. In
Great Britain spies at fixed post re-
ccived elaborate instructions-in Scot
land and Ireland particularly. In
Scotland six of the clevcreSt students"
of the Argus Institute were making Il
tour OF the coast to see what they
could sec. They were plcntifully sup
piled with money, stayed at the best
hotels, and made the acqua intance Of
many official persons useful to them.
Certain highly placed persons in
Edinburgh may remember the follow
ing month of April. when they show ed
the sights of modern Athens to three
American ladies who vowed that they
were of Scottish descent. and loved
Scotland with true Scottish fcrvor.
The ladies. too persuaded their gentle
men friends 10 accompany them TO the
newly reconstructed Rosyth base not
far away. In Cromarty. too. there were
several prominent ScotSmcn who sue
cumbed TO the charms OF three other
fair american tourists" whose duty
ii was to report on the base there.
In Ireland gang OF German women
"politicaf spies were at work-'fcel-
ing" the temper of the people in case
Great Britain should declare war
against the Natcrland. The diplomatic
spy be ii known. is principally used
TO sow political disaffection. to stir up
strife among Il people. cause riots or
IL possible, inSurrcct ion | SEQ thar
Is reported By the English news
papers to have sown the seeds of dis
affection in the Dublin people. | do
not know hcr-at least. by that name;
but besides men there were quite half
"a dozen German feminine political
agents extremely active before the in
surrcction there. They were known
as Americans. not Germans. naturally.
Had the instruction been brought
about earlier. say. in the first stages
OF the present war. the consequences
would have been much more serious:
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rrcpnring for Reunion.

Especial to The Times-Disputch.J
LfNCHBtRG, VA. July S.-Garlaud.
Rodcs Camp, Confederate veterans, Is
commencing it's arrangements for Ell.
tertaininE the Confederate reunion tc
be held here October 22-23, at which
time about 200 veterans are expect CT
10 he in attendance.
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SUNDAY SkRNICE YOIk RIVER lISE.

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York River Line will sail daily, exccpt
Sunday: Leave Baltimore 600 p NJ
arrive Richmond following morning
$40 o'clock: leave Richmond $40 r.
NJ. daily. eNccp: Sunday. leave West
A. NJ
Tickets. state rooms. etc. $40 East
Main street and Main Street Station
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FORD TOURING: lots OF extras: In good
condition. Gil North Tenth street.
TOURING ear. recent model. nve-passcnHer.
self-startcr and electric lights: used very
Street.
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tunity for advancement and t,
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Great Woman Spy
Tells Life Story
Author Gioes Stirring REGULATIONS
Of Germans Fdr-Rcaching
Espionage System.

WRITTEN BY MISS OLGA Won
MARX.
EDITED BY HENRI DIE HAL
SAlI.E.
copyright, 1917. by Henri dc Hal
SALE. by the International
News Bureau. lnc)
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GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia near beach Capaci,v CoO
Presenting strictly modern hotel after cx-
tens y" alterations. improvements rrfur-
Eishing. Private baths. running water in
rooms. elevator. etc. Eotahl. table white
service Offers special carly season rates.
:" ~ daily. special weekly. Booklet,
W T.. SHAW.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
CRESCENT COLLEGE
SUCCESS SURPRISES
Limited Junior College for
Girls. in Arkansas,
Succeeds.

Ten years ngo when Crescent CoIa
legc was established % srIcyt and linn
tied. uondcnuminuuuuai school. at
Eureka SPRING prominent school
men On Tennessee NIrEInIl and
Washington. b g.. wrrr heard go
prophesy that such school iu Ar
kansas would not uCCrpt Last year
rrglHtrNnta applying after sept
were dlappu Go lind the en-
ru.lwcDt Ilrt Uf so girls was com
plNtrd This year 90 will probably
be uowplrte bN August lu ton years
students have attended FROM 80
states Last year the following states
wyro represented. Arkansas. TEXAS.
Oklahoma. Alabama Missouri Nc-
braakn New NoNIyU. ohio. Connect.
cut. South 'nnroks. Nurtn carolina.
South Carolimr lNuuls Iowa. B'ah.
igan,
Perhaps tho @mr methods APP.
Piled to a school situated iu virginia.
etc, would have hroushl national nt.
tcntiou earlier These methods arc.
!Imitcd Ourol'mcut Go insure .udi-
yidual attention AfeElfdInE
health. adequately sthrird ten .hrrH
aud sufficient Boa number. standard.
lied aud aCcrcllel courses ut iu.
struction and equipment. absence of
useless restrictions and carefully
chosen students tu kcop up rhc per
Bonuol, Finally good home conditions
and proper dining service Tho
answer is found iu the uIrls who
have attended Iur e oatalur nnI
further particulars. address prssi.
dent n r Thompson. NJ a. Box T.
Crescent College, Eureka Springs
Ark,
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Donald T. T0les. otssro. N 7.
ook wilson ID Holman, Columbia, Tenn.
Pfivatea.
Prank Boauttier Hannibal. Ne,
Frank BlauL Chicago. III
Mike Brunuer Two Rivers Wis,
John jay ormAn PitgbuTg1, Pa.
Monte Gradow New York N. y
Amos Hardin Dalton. Ca
Arthur b Hurley Weymouth Mass
Fred J. Kirby, Elliott, Iowa.
DIED or DISEASE.
Set jerry Forbes, Phnadelphia. Pa
PrIvptoV
Francis u Potter Glsndive, Mont.
Clayton , Saunders, Lynn. Mass
Gladwyu NJ Saunders. Ada Kan.
RenIAmln Small, jacksonville, Fla.
Newman Smith. BuShk0l. Pa.
WOUNDED pEGREE UNDETERM1NED
Walter o. Rasa lulta ukA
Ion D.. p,aueraEr. MauniOri OKLA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

sidusy Hovotny. Chicago, in
Joarph p. Otsby, New York. n. Y
Albert j uuimettc. Toyoke. Mass.
CesArc rennAchiA Scottsdalr. Ip
George l. Rams MArthasyiile Ia
samuel Il. Rcnii, Dunbar, ConncUsyi.'c.
Pa
ueorye II. RichArdson Uranta la
John Riley Philadelphia. pa.
Firmon HodriEur s. Patrick. Ia.
Nick Rodriguos, ManSf1sld il.
useba Rodriut Logan La
sam Romcevirh. Canton. ohio.
Ralph y. Savage. Sackets hhrhor n. y.
Emmett Schide. New Phusirlphia u4o
Thomas SeEors Dixon. Cal
Donnie G ~ john Bcruicc, Ia.
Alton stowell North Dana Mass
Everett A. strschsu. Glourrster Mass.
Leo Sunder 81 LOUIS Mo
Nathan Thompson, Park Nv.
Elmer n Vance Ntrden. NJ
Hugo " Wcidrmauu. ShebuFF1u WIS.
william " WrlIiycr. 0alrshurE l'I
Rolton clifton. Roland Ark.
Joseph Coy Philadelphls. Pa.
Peter Gross Newcastle CoI
Harry y Culp Bellevue Pa
GrorHs y Day Somrrvil~ Mass
Roy y Deragou, Worcester Mass
Alfred y bow Richmond HiI A. Y.
carl = Fsklund Kidgeway pa
Fayrttc V Edwards Wakefield. Mass.
Edvard e. elliott Newhuryport Mass.
Prank sruissee, Rochester. y. )
Add Floyde pelmAr. Ky
Va alter & Glockner. Grand Forks ~ ~
William ?. Goodrich. Minneapolis Mlu0
Joseph Greeley, Hoyoks Mass
Larl W Harris. North Grafton. Mass
Charles 4 Hatstst Rutland Mass
Jose J.. lterrera Cuba n Mex
william II iloldcrman Jean, Texas
Dean ID. Hollouou. ArtcsiA, y Mes.
Thomas II Houston, Albany, Ala.
IAbareto JAramillo, Huni \ NrN
Alrot t. kipp Frcdenck Wis
Simon klouen. Philadelphia. Pa
STANLEY kosicrsti Warr. Macs
James koyarik Chicago t..
Uornelius Kramer Kalamazoo Mich.
Carl krinrr NuehAuau " Va
David =. Land. Lorraine. ItHA.
Another tst shows
Kuled I'm action 81; missing in action
bi; wounded severely III, died oi wounds
IS; died Of disease, g wounded degree ma
determined. 90, prisoner. /. Total. als.
KILLED IN ACTION.
Lisu,. solomon Rubsl, New York. N. y
Sergsanta;
walter riIlmIn Blarksrtz. Dearborn
Mich
John Greenfield, Shreveport. La
Earl 9, Mit,elstat New Boaton, Mich.
Robert d, Winters. New iberia La
coporls;
Howard Amos Buents. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Jesse O Harding Franrisvilie III
Vintou Moore, LAdyuuith. Wiz
Ear q WrAase. Milwaukee Wis
Ssslsr Cecil Eugene ohstrse Detroit
PrivAtss:
Peytou David Davis, Hickory Ky
Pred MeCann, Shull1hurg. wis
Henry Eehrbass Athens WIS
Joseph Noting Milwaukee wis
Jsssc u. steEhl seneca Nc
J. Lealie Stillmau Andrews n
Walter q Thompson. South Manchester
Conn
Victor Zimmsrmau, Juda We
Eddis A Anderson Wiuthror Mich
Rome Antrobus Poplar Mont
Harvey A Barnes Milwaukee Wis
frank w. Boneau, MAyviue Wis.
Elmer = Dobson Bells Texas
Vernon T. Dow. Mucksgou Mich
Roman = FrisohAhn San Antonio T.rar
Frtpk GunyeA Victory Mus N Y.
Bidweu Lnftn LouFshoha "
Jamea = Mclaughlin R0vehurv. Mass
Leon sayler spokane wash
AndrsAs SteeuEitts Druir1r. Iowa
Edwin Austin. Turin. Mich
Joseph A Dion Rockford IN
Roland A, Kinney Detroit Mich.
Ernest r. Nelson, Rdgsnsld Park. N. J.
Corwin Reese Juatuy Ohio
Joseph 9ehlosaer. Milwaukee. wis
Paul sulinga, Bclvidorr. y, C.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
ssrFeants'
HAElett Hahnt. Dauviue IN
Jesse d Mcclure Monticello. ul
Corporals.
walter Gustayo sehlnins. n. Atkinson
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wayne y Drako Jackson, Mich.
Frank H0lCamb. Centarvillo, A D.
Patrick iiouucau New York
floyd NILS Laird ComstocG Wis
Joseph Henry q Landou Brooklyn. n Y
Maivin Marvin, Sioux lait, D. b
j1aeph y Murphy Brentwood N
JOSIAH u Nicheta0n, Cambridge, Mass
wallace A farmsntst. maflhor0 maas
Jacob Pincua Brooklyn N
Howard sands Key Wost ia,
John N,hisleI WeiusT Ark
samuel Bsidowts, New YORK
Roy T. Simpson Mount Union Pa
Wm stsuohsvsT Matpeth N
Albert VandenbsfK Brooklyn n v
walter Austin Underwood tsraH1u Mich
Paul Varga Detroit hlOh
WIN Chopper wade Fuu Huron. mirh
VIM Ldvad Wclmsruk Grand Eapiis
MIcr
George u wendell. Brooklyc'N =
Walirr Ira Wtsrgatt Mayvls Wis
Uary v wilson Washington 0 G..
pan y Yalls Los AnSsi'' Cal
Wm YrlR Elp0u WIS
roland uarsl Aulaudef p q
UaIad n KsItA Worcester Mas'
Robert MrEsbb. Tithturg Mas.
WIN H0Gorlrs Now York
Hauy Madatu. Drake u
Robert q WuIama.n Winhtou Salem.
DIED or WOUNDS RECEIVED ~
ACTION
8rEt Audy o. E1skol. rancston. By
Corporal.
Inmu W InEbss Raysnus. OHIO.
Thomas HsAuey Nov Ynrk
rUvatrH
C. Cosor. sopsr. okls
Tdward Taheuy. NJ rsni, Nina
Victor u Nelson Minneapolis Miuu.
George Nichols Bufnfda Tenn
Wm. ~ Osborne. chicago. Ill.,
Peter BllotH Russia
Alexander lHflrU. NUHHla
Melvin Mrucrar Monroe. G..
Joseph FRANK HoN You
John " lvsus. UPand Canyon Aru
Irauh Is Anderson Lafayette hinn,
Gerald uillon Oall1Way OHIO.
Jesse urUvFF Greer. Venus Pa
Timothy Harrington. OHWego. n Y
Mike Kafaprt1r uopsvlle Va
uaud Nllurf. Alkaline Teau
plED. or DiAEABE
John g. Hursc ASbuy, Park " J.
Jesse CapcrH Durhsm. n08Cle n g.
John o. Hughes. Great HntAin.
Atrhins0u Scott Elgn TetsH.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUsEH
geIgt Ellsworth G wood. Omaha. Heb
mug Lawrence u Dresser Emmett
IdBhH.
prlvAtHH.
AfAnns Raylcf RutAsrElsn. Va
Mike rrUkUp. International lhllH hiun.
WOUNDED BEVERLEY.
uUIbIHH
lo1n O usber uerkasy. Cal
Nsutres. 4, Tomtaa Waco. Trtaa.
IUuifuhufF.
Wm 3 lleIr Arlington. % 4.
llHrr, B. htHY ottawa, lI'
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KILLED fH ACTION
Randolph Titghugh Macon Richmond. Va
0uiUrd q uavds0h San IHur.H.Y. CaI
william Doeyy New YaIk
lHFnHoud Young u.HuIuE. M
BoTgrArfs
WIN J. sargsuut New Yafs
lfaut y Brown. Eura oregon
higmuud Smith Buffalu. n
Samuel H0bouuu. Paris ~
CufporalB.
sidney Rolan Atlanta. GA
HatIY hfUmbsrF New Y1.t
WIN 3 WsUka. MuEHtuu " y
lfanrH luHHuo Dow Detroit Mich.
ueofgo A Juu0s. IlliuftUIlo hy
hau Victor Marfa IrunVllo Mich
AlgiH NrlatUwskl milwaukee Wis
Charles Henry BrhuoI Port liUt6U hiyh
uefsld achwArtsbIr. h0ub Mleaukrg
Wis
Harry y wilkinson. Rockford Mich
johH W Kelley Wosdau. a.
prlvntrs
stanley X BmisrraE Austria
Timothy A Warrington. BayuuUc NJ T.
Marco PtlhgAle Italy
Benjamin HobiuFcu. nuvri Tenn.
John kTolikuwski THlFdU OHIO.
Tommy FRANKS Joaquin. TrtaH
Prank NJ Draper fuTt Huron. Mich.
"a y Lynch hrv YORK
fgnAtH hahHckn. Milwaukee, Wis
Karl Muth. Seattle wash
Ernest Olsen Coral Mich
Clarence " Cumming Rome n "
Walter Crylka. Namtramlh. Ohio.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

DERBY. England. Sept. AT pn
anti pacifiut meeting here yrHtorduy
"A resolution was adopted opposing
any terms ~ peace with the rruiors
until tho HohenEollcfuH and Haps
burgo have been ovcrthruwu aud
militarism completely crushed
Colonel VIII ThOrne. social demo
cratic member of parliament. said ho
believed Germany would give Alaare
To France In return Tor frac hand
in tho east
But rather than accept peace of
that kind Colonel Thorne nid. II
would prefer 20 zee us wiped out
We stand for q peace tha, will give
the absolute right Of self-dctcrmlnn-
ton 20 All peUplea"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
G0MPERS is WARMLY
GREETED IN ENGLAND
Trades Union Congress Accords
housing deception Ia President
uf American ICdcrntion.
PEACE TERMS ARE OPPOSED
Anti-Pacifist Meeting Adopts Hc~o-
luton Against Ending War until
Militnrim H. Crushed

DERBY, England. Sept Sam
uoi Gompcrs. president uf thD Am''I.
con Federation uf Labor met with
rouEnE reception thu morning
when he arrived 90 Central BAN fur
tho annual Trades luiun congress
10 was not only Jubilee but by far
tho most representative tOUgrD as
ever held by members uf the l3rtlsh
IN pur party upwards Of 500 dele.
gates bolng present
President .. w. ogden. on opening
H. congress. said 81 Wfu thU duty
of workers 60 take advantage OF
every opportunity chat might present
lt4rlf Tor termination of Tho war
That did not mean. however. be- stId.
that tho seeker ~ peace sought %
dIahonomple peace or "a prAoc az any
price.
The speaker dcpiorod She refusal
NJ the government 20 issue passports
for AN international labor ana social
conference. lie added that The aim
Of the workers should be 90 Eot to-
Ecthrr as "a means Of BoullnF die.
putca.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
WOUNDED BEVERLEY

WOUNDED sBVEkLLF.
Iam,, e. bean GoHvle H g.
usa,rs W s. Hamilton. Fond i1 Lar. Wi"
Paul Hroi Mtvausrr. WIS
Osrsr w. Ma.u, C9raso. i''
i'.''is s,as., II Allen. lynn. Mas,
Harod " Harder hos Angeles 90.
T,,.,b A Rl.uobard S.u ftauctaco. Cal
usrry HrAuer Tacoma Wash
D.1ptr Hrsruan. WAtsrhury Conn
iuits nrydc.s. ubsnt belgium.
Roland tay Argyle, Ws
Ratph l.. CIarE SwAnnanoA.
John r Clements Long lake y. T.
Lee tour pgur iooAscit n. ~.
Ibert e. Cr.1c Cuonisre. Ia
Alvin Russell DAVIS sharon, Pa
trstIis poranoa NQnaia. Italy
kp.ffrh n GaNoo. superior, Wis
Leopnri y iulssnh1N Madison. VIA
kearnsy " Hoch Linden. Colo.
loo Kelly. Madison. Ind
Louis T. LatouE Moroauvlle. "a.
sam x Lucas, korttaW s. g..
John X. Lynch. chicago, l.l
Warren A Mrkcon, NUvcnatlc, Cal.
Henry \. Nclsughllu, flcase. n. q.
Herman j. Nasrssysen. Kalamazoo
Mich
Henry D. Morlaud. Cincinnati. ohio.
Raymond Louis Mitnacll. hamtllon,
S,cs Nsr,rrl str,r. qu,lua RslA Con.
virsono. Italy
Ctpuano Alvarot. Tucson. Aria
Victor HAekelAnit NlaANksnnn, .Hel
Eium.
Warren Bennett. Arcadia Ohio.
George Hocsel tdvertou. Wis
Harold D. Bulha. Robinson. y ID
John IT, Carpenter MrtAl. ho.
VurdrU Csrvtc, Aaurum, Okla
Iorsulo Ghetto Chicago. lll
Lawson u Clsments spring t'iJ, Pa.
Charley Corury Newport Ky.
Henry Decker harbsrsrldFe lu.
Conrad FErenbsrgsf, rtse tounty, Pa
Harold VI Emerson Richmond. Maine.
Naue fleetwood kuru, iud
Gerald GIlrn Burt \ y
Robert g. GIooso. Hutchinson. Mlnn-
aUeniAmin HonmAn. Chicago. ll
Gcorrr Keller Albany n. Y
William Csffant hiasane, kICrcuvil.c
WIt
Alfred q kIsuah, smihport. Pa
Norman i Laueur PawWrkct X I.
Peter y Izmkiu. ~auk Rapids Minn.
James j Lancer Buffalo, y. y.
NandoIph Vaudeville. Candy ore
Alfonso Mastrangslo, New York. y. Y.
Montague MgAlluier, Riverside Minis
Anderson g
Manucy Mcclure prAmoui, Ga
IfAMh N M.i nNH HANNfAifH h"'
Nufua NcNay Gilbert LA
Philip Nudenhetrtr Flasher y. u.
Nrgl . Miller suoam. a. q.
Robert d. N1orehcad FLASHER n ~
Nicholas Navigate, Ohicago, lll
Errd j Nsi San jose Cal
CaI A. Nelson 80 uiaro, MINI.
Forest huIph crosby. n n.
Heorsr " Phu OlympiA wash
John poltowsbi brand Rapids. Mthc
Richard ID Potter santa barbara Cal.
Edward L. Rlrbsrit1n. Madu'. ukA.
John L. Robertson LA0Fdon n. ID.
Glenn y. Sehasp. rtAtpm, ore.
Heuiamiu n SETTER Cincinnati ohio.
Goorgc Dewey STEINER, st. Louis NO
Peter singer Hebron, n u
Leroy D StarkS Mott n u
Peter strtctcr. Gladstone. n d.
Joseph y sullivan. lynn. Mav
Leslie p. swanson Blue Lake Cat
Wuue A. sweeney lotuc. Miss
lnuua A srctukpWHAi A.pcua Mich.
Joseph lamburo. toIlInsVilir li
Miks Ianeh.r Detroit Mich
The Republican journal., 1918-12-26
DR.. PRINCE &. LUCE.

Friday at $50 a. m. Dec. 18th, at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Willis l. Cain al
Clinton, DR.. Prince E. Luce of Brooks,
60 years of age, died of cerebral hemor-
rhage. DR.. Luce had been in failing
health for long time and for the past
three months had been cared for by his
sister. Private funeral services were
held at the home of his sister Sunday at
D. m. on the arrival of relatives from
Massachusetts,, Rev. Frank Wooster OF
the Brown Memorial M. E. church Of
ficiating. Monday morning the body,
accompanied by his brother, DR.. Maurice
Luce and his sister, was taken to Brooks
and placed in the tomb. Interment will
be in the family lot in the Friends ceme-
terry. Floral designs were beautiful. DR..
Luce leaves two daughters, Mrs. Isabelle
Hall Philbrook of Lynn, Mass, and Mrs.
Fred LaChance of Bath, also three broth :
ers, Irving M. Luce, d. D. S. of Haver-
hill, Mass. Murray F. Luce, D. M. D. of
Boston; Maurice G. Luce of Dorchester,
Mass. and one sister, Mrs. Nellie Luce
Cain. DR.. Luce was born in Waldo, and
was the oldest son of Miles and Martha
Lane Luce. The greater part of his early
life was spent in the colleges and hospi-
tails studying for his professionally. L. c.
The Republican journal., 1918-12-26
SARAH HILLMAN SHUTE.

Mrs. Sarah Hillman, widow of the late
Captain Addison W. Shute of Sandy
point, passed to higher life Monday
afternoon, Dec. 10th, after brief illness.
She was born and passed ner girlhood IN
Portland, coming to Standpoint to reside
after her marriage to Captain Shute, who
died two years ago. She leaves six chill
dren. Addison Louis and George H. Shute
of Rockland, Mrs Robert Woodside of
Augusta, Dora P, Frank l.. ard Nellie c.
Shute, who live at home, also one sister,
Mrs. James Kelley of Portland. Mrs.
Shute was a kind hearted neighbor and
always ready to help whenever she could,
and will be missed by large circle of
friends The funeral was held at her
late home Wednesday afternoon, Dec.
18th. Mr.. Hully officiated and Mrs. E. q.
Clifford and Mrs. j. P. Showers sang
"Nearer My God to Thee" The SYM
pathy of all goes out to the children. VINO
will sadly miss an indulgent mother. She
was placed by the side of her husband IN
the family lot
The Republican journal., 1918-12-26
Dec. IA, 1913

Dec. Ia, 1913.
Mr.. Elbert Wheeler, Esq, Treas,
Belfast Water Co.,
IA Beacon ST., Boston.
Dear Sir:
Acknowledgement of yours of
Nov. 18th has been delayed, mainly on
account of shortage and illness of help,
and extra work at this time. We have
been unable to keep pace with our corre-
spondence in the usual way (,
Your communication of Nov 18th was
placed before the City Government and l
advised the members what would be the
reply unless there was some difference
of opinion. There was no difference of
opinion, .and l can say there is no differ
ence of opinion throughout the City. The
people of Belfast have nothing to add to
my letter of May 3rd.
They would regret very much if you
force further bad feeling between your
company and them. Should you decide
to do that which is implied in your let
ter, you may feel assured that the people
will not pay the extra amount; and if
collection be pressed, it will be the courts
which will decide the matter. The City
will undertake to protect the peoples in
terests. l sincerely hope for the good of
your company and the comfort of the
people Of Belfast, you will let the matter
rest. Very Truly Yours,
C. W. WESCOTT, Mayor