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, has been located in Boston. where he
is found to be under arrest for the
same offense. Sheriff Mooers is in com
munication with the proper authorit es
of that city to arrange that Hayden be
held for extradition here after servin;
his sentence there.
sheriff John MoOerS, who has been
confined to the house with grip. IS
improving and hopes to he able to
resume his duties at the court house
carly this week.
The regular meeting Of Priscilla
Rebekah Lodge will be held Tues
day evening in their lodge rooms.
The Hebekah degree Will be con-
ferred upon Is candidates.
r.. A. Decker is in Pittsfield for
several days. where he is demon
strating Buick cars.
Mrs. Arthur Lacroix, who has
been visiting at the home of Father
Iacroix. returned to her home in
Marlboro, Saturday,
Charles Chute, who is suffering
from an attack of influenza, is i'm
proving. He is still confined to his
room, but is as comfortable as
could be expected
Last Friday exening there was a
dance at Grange Hall. under the au-
spices of the band for the benefit of
that organization. The proceeds of
these entertainments will be used to
purchase new uniforms and a bass
horn. There will be another of
these gatherings in two weeks.
The special town meeting held
Saturday afternoon was we'll at
tended and passed off very lar
moniously. The meeting was called
to order by Town Clerk Adam
Simpson and the warrant read. f.
r. Merrill was elected moderator
and Clyde Smith, A. b. Lamb and
Albert Blair were appointed to re-
ceive. sort and count votes. In the
contest for third selectman. to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of
j. w. Packard. Lionel G.. Trafton
Won over Hugh Breingan, receiving
1864 votes and Breingan 10Y. 1t was
voted to rescind 4 former vote of
the town to hold the annual meeting
on the second Monday in March and
for the year 1919 to hold the meeting
on March 81. 1t was voted to place
bulletin board at the front of the
Municipal building on which the
town warrant and ether town arti-
cles will be placed. In the matter
OF the proposed Skowhegan Water
District. F. F. Lawrence very ably
explained the meaning If the vari-
Gus articles in the proposed charter.
1t was voted that the selectmen
choose n committee Of five to meet
with Representative Smith, to go
over the charter and make any nee
esssary changes. 1t was also voted
that Mr. Smith be instructed to us,
lis influence in obtaining this
charter during the present term of
tie Legislature.
AT tie last meeting or the Golden
Cross. the degree was worked upou
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Committee Ec.1gs
MILITARY AFFAIRS


The committee on Military Affairs
MI give puplic hearing in the Senate
chamber al the State House. in Az
~. Ia,
TUESDAY. FEB. 18th. at eP. NJ.
nesoINs approprlating money for tie
JIale and maintenance OF Fort " lillian
Henry IN the town OF Bristol.
Resolve IN favor of an APPROPRIATION
Tor the repairs of the castle at Fort
w ilfitiln Hry ill the town of Bristol.
Maine.
Resolve TO reimburse the city of Rock
land Tor money expended for aid TO de
pcHdents OF soldiers. sailors and ma
rineS.
Resolve to reimburse the city of Lew
iSton for money paid for the support rt
families OF soldiers. sailors and ma
rlneS for period ending December 3lst,
1871
Resolve TO reimburse the town of
kumford for money paid to the de-
pendentS of soldiers and sailors.
Resolve in favor OF the city of West
brook for money paid to dependents
1917
Resolve in favo- of the city of West
brook for money paid to dependents,
1918.
Resolve proposing an amendment 10
Article OF the Constitution relating to
military.
An Act to establish and maintain
Nautical school.
An Act TO provide suitable record
books for soldiers and sailors for the
purpose OF preserving their service
records.
An Act to provide for draft. when
necessary, to maintain the minimum
number requ red by law for organiza-
peace.
S L. BERRY Sec
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AGRICULTURE

The committee on Agriculture WILL
give a pubic hearing in Room II at the
State House, in Augusta.
. THURSDA4, FEB. -, at Z. NJ.
on :hc following:
IN Act to provide for cooperative
the several counties of Maine and the
University of Maine, college of agricu!-
ture. in accordance with the federal az
Iicutural extension act of May 8, 1914.
entitled An Act to provide for cooper
ative agri cultural extension work be-
United States department OF agricui-
ture.
An Act relating to the reimbursement
of amount paid by cities and towns f2r
damage to domestic animals caused py
dogs.
4, X. :. relating to payment of DAM
ages done by dogs and wild animals.
Resolve making appropriation for
Maine Seed Improvement Associate on.
Resolve E.aIing appropriation to as
sist, encourage and develop the pou.-
try industry in Maine.
Resolve appropriate money for the
protection of plants, trees and shru is
IRON the ravages OF dangerous insecs ;
and diseases.
Resolve making appropriation for
New England Fruit Show to be he'd
in year 1919.
Reassigned.
An Act to amend Sections !. 10. II az /
"A Of CHAPTER As of the Revised stat
utes and 10 add one additional section,
TO said chapter all relating to the sur
slaves and lumber; also new sect IN
relating to scales and measuring de-
vices.
F. p. WASHBURN, Sec.
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INTERIOR WATERS

The committee Oh Interior Waters
will give a public hearing in the otfic..
of the land agent and forest commw-
sioner. Room GO. at the State House, III
Augusta.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 10. 1919. p. n.
on the following:
An Act to incorporate Chase Stream
Improvement Co.
An Act authorizing the American:
Realty Co. to erect and maintain piers
and booms in the Aroostook river.
An Act to amend Chapter 40 Of tie
Private and Special Laws of 1856 en-
titled: AN Act to incorporate the Sc
bee Dam Company" as amended by
Section e. of Chapter % Of the Private
and Special Laws of 1929 and further
amended by Chapter lN OF the Private
and Special L.ws of 1905 and by Chap
ter SS9 of the Private and Special Laws
of 1895.
An Act to amend Chapter 1913 of the
Private and Special Laws of 1903. en-
titled. IAN Act to incorporate the Eas,
Branch Improvement Company.
An Act to amend Chapter 3S6 OF the
Private and Special Laws of 1886. en-
Canal Company"
MILDRED kEENE. Clerk.
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WINTHROP
Osborne-Van Pelt

Charles Frederick Osborne, 4 for
mer Well known resident of Winthrop,
was married to Miss Adeline .aossi
Van Pelt, on Saturday evening. at
eight O'Clock, at the beautiful resi-
dence Of the bride in New York City.
The house was profusely decorated
with palms and cut flowers. while the
chandeliers were hung with smilax
from which were suspended hearts
and tiny cupids. that were later Civ
en- to the guests as souvenirs of this
St. Valentines wedding
The bride, who wore simple gown
Of dainty white net, with veil Of tulle
and real lace,-Was given away by
her mother. Mrs. Henry Trenor Van
Pelt, whose birthday had been select
ed as the date for the ceremony. In
stead Of the conventional. bouquet,
the bride carried a white prayer book
that her mother had used when she
was welded thirty years ago, and the
Rev. Ererard T.. Miller read from it
the Protestant Episcopal marriage
service. The wedding ring was made
from Two gold rings that had been
worn by the grandmother of tie
groom, and altogether the whole af-
fair was marked by the most beau
tiful sentiment.
Mrs. Douglas Grant Scott acted as
matron of honor ana wore an CX-
Quisite gown OF silver lace over sill
yer cloth. carrying Il large bOu
uuct Of pink III France roses. while
her husband, Douglas Grant Scott
was Mr.. orborne's best man.
Mrs. Carrie Wing Osborne, mother
If the groom wore black lace over
white satin. while Mrs. Henry T..
Van Pelt was also in black lace over
turquoise blue silk.
Irof. Coombs played the wedding
march which was preceded by a
tenor colo sung by G. l.. Hughes.
soloist in one OF the largest New
York churches. Mazetti catered.
Among the Maine guests We're Mrs.
Irving O. Gage of Winthrop, who
was responsible for the meeting Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne, and Miss Clara
amilton,-formerly of Lewiston.-a
very old friend of the groom's
mother.
Dancing followed the ceremony, #
ter which the sappy pair left for
their honeymoon trip. amidst show
ers of rice and old shoes and good
wishes.
Nj and Mrs. Osborne will reside On
Convent avenue. New York City.
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STATE OF MAINE.

kennehec. ss-Supericr Court, January
Term. 1919.
Marie Roy. 1.ib't. vs. John T. Roy.
Upon the annexed Writ and Libel. *
is Ordered. that notice thereof tie given
10 the t-ibeiee by publishing an atteste
Of. together with this order thereon.
three weeks successfully in the kenne.
bee journal. a newspaper printed ill
Augusta. in said County of kennebec.
AT least before the next term of said
Court. TO be holden at Augusta, with
IN and for SAID County of Kennebe,.
on the first Tue sday of April next tina;
court and answer thereto if he see tit.
Attest: c. w. JONES, Clerk.
Copy of Libel.
The Libellant alleges that she VIA.
married TO the said libelee at Mexico. IN
the state ,o, OF Name. on III; tenth DAY
lbelee cohabited in this State after
their said marriage; that the libelan.
resided IN this State when the cause %
divorce accrued as hereinafter set
taith one year prior to the date hereof:
that the libelant has ever been faithful
TO her marriage obligations. but that
the said libelee has been unmindful II
the same; that on the twentieth day q,
October. 1915. he utterly deserted the
libelant without reasonable cause and
has continued said desertion for three
consecutive years next prior TO the fill
ing of this libel; that being OF sufficient
ability he has grossly. waptonly and
cruelty neglected and refused to pro-
vide suitable maintenance for Your IL
belant; that no child has been born to
them during their said marriage.
Wherefore. she prays that divorce
from the bonds of matrimony between
herself and said lihelee may be Gecreed.
Ana the libellant further alleges tina;
he "A 10 I'll to
ascertain the present residence of sal
libelee. but is unable to do SO, and
does no. know where it is.
MARIE ROY. Libelant
kennebec. SIS. November 10. 19ls.-The
said Libelant made oath that the above
allegation as to the residence of the
LiDelee Is true.
Before me,
FRANK. +. BROWN.
Justice of the Peace.
A true copy of the order of notice an
libel.
Attest: c. W. JONES, Clerk.
febl0mon3t
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With Representative Smith

The Ella F. Mitchell Philathea class
enjoyed a very pleasant evening at the
Bethany Baptist church Friday evening
when they entertained their guests at
the regular February meeting. ID de-
licious supper was served at $50, after
which the following program was car
ried out:
Orchestral" selection by chorus girls
just returned from 100 nights on Broad
way Mrs. Mehitahle Pinkerton from
a well known school of oratory:" The
Natural songster. who has sung be-
fore the crowned heads of Europe
Miss Copperiield. presenting the
worlds greatest limeriCks;'' Miss Ma
ry Smith in her love melody" Panto-
mine and tabeauX closed the program.
Thes vestry of the church was made
very attractive with decorations appro-
PIRATE TO the valentine season, ana
games and contests were enjoyed by
all after the program
The family of Mr.. Ard Mrs. Ray Cor
don of Cedar street IS still in a very
serious condition. Mr. and Mrs. Cor
don are very i'll at this time and one
of the older boys. boy of II years.
is also in critical condition. The
smaller children seem to he GONZALES
cent.
Mrs. Ethel Walton Abbott is quite i'll
with influenza at her home on Madi-
son avenue. Miss kilgore is in atteni-
ance. Miss Thurston is also at the
Walton home, where she is caring for
Mr.. Walton.
The Junior Red Cross of the PARK
school presented the local organization
with three beautiful quilts which they
had made under the direction of Their
teachers. The work was beautiful y
done and the color schemes very ar
tistic
Sorosis will hold it's next regular
meeting in the Red Cross rooms or
Wednesday evening. A hox lunch viii
be served at o'clock. each member
bringing her own lunch. The evening
will be passed in sewing
Miss May Marsh Of Greenyille cana
to Skowhegan during the past week
by automobile. This was quite an ur-
usual thing for the middle Of Fehru-
airy in the State of Maine. Miss Marsi,
was called to Skowhegan by the dea.n
of Mrs. George Gordon.
!. n. Heyden of Athens was in town
last week. Mr. Hayden was a member
OF the jury of the supreme court.
One Sumner Hayden, against whom a
warrant has been sworn for larceny,
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LIB RARY

The Committee on Library will give
a public hearing in the library at the
state House. in Augusta.
TUESDAY. + EB. Is, 1919, at 40 2. NJ.
on the following:
). An Act granting compensation to
the members of the Maine Library
Commission.
&. An Act relating to the detention OF
books from public libraries.
!. An Act to amend the law relating
to the establishment of public libraries.
). An CT in Relation to publ.catio
of State departh ents and Institutions.
:" Resolve appropriatlng money for
'the purchase OF travelling Libraries lof
high schools.
10. Resolve providing for the printing
and distribution OF an index to the pri-
Va and special laws and to the re-
solves of the State of Maine.
II. An act in relation to the records
of Legislative committees.
II. Resolve providing for the pu-t-
chase of certain volumes OF the docu-
mentary history of Maine.
l3. Resolve p. oviding for the pur..
chase of 100 copies OF the centennial
history of Pressure Isle.
RALPH X. ROWELL, Sec.
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one candidate. The box sociahle
which followed was very successful,
a large number of invited gues,s be-
ing present. Many fancy boxes
were sold at auction, netting the
lodge $50. The prizes for boxes
bringing the highest prices We're
awarded to Mrs. Grace Adams and
Mrs. George Tilton. After the s.
ciable dancing was enjoyed until d
late hour. At the close of the next
regular meeting, to be held February
%, there will be whist social, fol
lowed by dancing. Refreshments
will be served to members only.
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Committee HEARINGS
LEGAL AEEAIec


The committee on Legal Ana.
give public hearing in ,,s ra
'nS State h9Ise: in Augusta. 'Hs a
I ,bs sl. FEB. Is. at 100 p !.
Resolve proposing an amend,,..
the Constitution. granting linen; .
Iature the right TO enac. ieeisI Leg,
compulsory voting at e!.ciin,'..'o" r.
An Act 10 amend Section In ", =,
u: lS' Of the Revised Statutes NAP.
10 probation Officers. Er!atA,
An ACT TO amend Section u Of Cha
Couney Jails. ie'diins 70
| An Act 20 repeal Sections Il ,
Chapter IA OF the Revised St,, a,,d y q
Iating TO appropriations Tor ~ s
Resolve appropria ting mono.
lie schools and public roads =. 10y ~.
county In accordance with n, Nor
congress approved May % ia. ~ >:
An Act Granting Bradbury sn,,,,
rlsht 10 establish and MAINTAIN '' W.
netWeeh the towns VI Su..nan 's'
An Act relating to the term 49,.
OF the city treasurer and rn VI SsT'r-
the city Of Portland. ''''ee'or Y,
An Act TO amend the char,.-
Bath Military and Naval Or2n,,o o. he
Resolve in favor of Francois \ p,
THURSDAY. FEB. ~. at 10 p ,
| on the following: J." /
"a. An Act amending Chapter r. Of T..
Private and special Laws Of i.r,- =. u
ing to People $ Ferry Comrant' 'e'a.'
An Act to amend Section r. 49,
ter g. OF the Revised Slaiii,,. H','
ing probate appeals '''Ne!,
An Act to amend Chapter l.2 a..
irlVate and Special Laws OF ~ 'ae
titled An Act to create Tho a.. '-''
sewerage district and transfer- ''o ~.
II the sewer system of the clty as p
burn. u ~
An Act to amend Charter g, =.
Private and Special Laws ~ ,, "e
amended by Chapter j. OF IT,. i,r ,... ~
and Special Laws of l.!7. IN a.. pt-, "T
lime of the annual meeting OF In. h,ae
terry water district. M
An Act to amend Chapter ~ of =,
Private and Special Laws OF l4l3 h..t,
an Act to incorporate the Wasn,hs,,as
County Light 4 Power 20. 'a'V'
An Act to authorize the CITY n nI,.
IoWn 70 raise money for highway mn.
poses by popular vote '-''
An Act to amend an Act entitled .,,-
! Town" wv
An ct to ratify, confirm AMI nass
valid the organization and incorp4rt.i,""e'
OF WinslOw Grange No 81
An Act to amend Section OF Cb.n.sr
ic6 of the Revised Statutes, rcIa;Irf ~
rolygamy, its punishment, and pI,ca NJ
trial. "
An Act to extend the charter of =,
vestment insurance and guaranty CON-.
pany.
An Act to authorize the Brunsy. <
Topsham water district to adIi.,
claim for over-charge.
An Act to extend the charter Of III.
Pennington Oakland ln,erurlan RaN.
way.
An Act to extend the charter Of III.
Lubec. East Machias and Mach.as Raj,
way 20.
An Act to amend Chapter "a Of IN.
Private and Specie Laws OF lSl5. ,e
lating to the Eastport municipal cou!,
An Act to extend the CHARTER a.
Boothbay Harbor water distrlci
JOIN Il. FAl,A\ =.
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME

The committee on inland fisheries an!
game will give public hearing In lis
rooms at the State House. IN Augusta
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is. at =. N
On an Act to provide for the roglstra
ton of resident hunters.
Also an Act to amend Section 3 G..
Chapter 80 of the Revised Statutes, q
amended by Chapter 2l9 Of tie Pubic
Laws OF 1917, relating to protection u
deer.
Also an Act to amend Section q o.
Chapter SO OF the Revised Statutes Is
amended by Chapter 10 of t. PUBL:
Laws of 1917. relating to use OF automo-
b;ies in hunting.
Also an Act 10 extend the close tine
on moose.
' No. IS. Resolve providing an ap1'6,
priation for operating fish ha'tEeFs'
and feeding stations. and 0ther A-
penses incident to the administrator
of the department OF inland iishe'es
and game.
No. "A. An Act to amend Sections
2 and 6 of Chapter IS OF the Fun't
Laws of 1917. as amended b! '@a,'I
PA of the FL bic Laws Q! PA. ie.a'lA7
TO nonresident fishing licenses.
No. rs. An Act to amend Secuo1 }
of Chapter 80 of the Revised sta:
utes, as amended by CHAPTERS
and PA of the Public Laws of lHI'' ~
lating to the disposition oi none! 'u-
iected under the provisions OF ta' H.
land fish and game laws. -...s.
l.. i. GLEASON. sec
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SALARIES AND FEES

The committee on Salaries and Fees
will give public hearing in Room IS at
the Safe House; in Augusta.
TUESDAY,, FEB. 10. at 2 P. NJ.
on the following:
An Act to ar end Section As Of Chap
ter lii of the r. :. providing that me
compensation of all clerks in coun v
Offices shall he liked by the county
commissioners N :he several CO mites
of the State.
An Act to inc ease the salary of the
deputy treasurer oz state.
An Act to amend Section 90, Chapter
us of the X. 5. with reference to the
fees of town nj city clerks for record
ing vital statistics.
An Act to amend Section q of Chap
ter III relating to the salary of the
commissioner of agriculture.
An Act to amend Par. !, of Section .
of Cha pier III e the +. S. increasing
the salary of the State librarian.
An Act to an: nd Section 20 of Chapter
lis of the +. S. increasing the fees of
town clerks in certain instances.
Ali matters pertaining to the salaries
and fees CT the several county officers
Tor the counties of Franklin Hancock
and kennebec. and for clerk hire in
said offices. also all matters pertaining
to J. uncirill courts, salaries. clerk hire,
etc.
EDGAR T. ROINDS Go,
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committee Hearings
JUDICIARY

The committee on judiciary will ii !e
a PUBIC hearing in its rooms at the
state House, III Augusta,
WED\ ESDAY. + ebruary 10th, at 2.A
I L. NJ. on the following:
An Act to amend Cnapter 6i3 OF the
Private and Special Laws OF 1879. az
and special Laws OF 1Ss5. entitled An
Act to establish the Western Hancock
municipal court
An Act relating to signing Of certia-
An Act to amend Section SO of Chap
| ter 10 of the Revised Statutes, relating
TO bank holidays.
An Act to amend Section 81 of Chap
Ter - OF the Revised Statutes. relating
10 legal holidays.
An Act TO amend Sections 4? so and
81 of Chapter "a of the Revised Statutes
as anenued by Chapter VI Of the Laws
OF 1917. relating to the protection oi
oh l,:ren.
An Act to amend Section 81 of Chap.
ter So OF the Revised Statutes, relating
to exemption from arrest on certain
An AE to amend Section . of Chap
to qualification of voters.
THURSDAY. February 3oth. at 80 Z.
NJ. on the following:
An Act to provide for the establish
+. ment of bonding or surety depart
ment III connection with trust compa-
ME under certain regulations. and SUI
bSf ASiCI VI lbC Odih COMMISSIONER anu
the insurance commissioner.
An Act to provide Tor further limit
ing our Laws relating to divorce, amend
ing Section of Chapter e..
An Act to incorporate Mount Pleas
ant Cemetery Corporation.
An Act TO establish a State Reforma-
tory tor Men.
Resolve proposing an amendment 10
the constitution of the State Of Maine
pro idins for the election of state treas
urer by direct vote OF the people.
Resolve proposing an amenument 20
Section IL OF Artici. IN of the consti-
tuition and providing for the election
Of the attorney general by the people.
-.esoive proposing an amendment TO
Section ! of Part 3rd of Article V OF
the constitution. providing for the cleo
ton OF the secretary of State by the
people.
Resolve in favo. of Michael Burns, au-
tholizing him TO bring suit against the
FRIDAY. February 2lst. at p NJ.
Oh the following:
An Act additional to Chapter 453 OF
the Private and Special Laws Of 1851.
entitled An Act to incorporate the
Portland Water District.
Resolve proposing an amendment to
the CONSTITUTION of the State Of Maine,
providing that an elector for Governor.
senators and representatives shall be {:
re. ident OF the State for a term Of si:,
months next preceding an election,
An Act to amend Section 5 of Chapte..
! rs of the Revised Statutes. relating TO
fees of sheriffs and their deputies
An Act TO amend Section 4 of Chapter
a3 of the Private and Specials Laws D.
1873. relative to th2 time Of holding the
civil term of the municipal court OF TIE
town OF Pennington.
An Act TO revise, consolidate AMI
amend the charter and laws Of the city
OF Augusta.
An Act additional to Chapter 1876 D:
the Private and Special Laws of 1915,
entitled An Act 70 incorporate TIE
\orlhport Village Corporation
H. C. bULLELL. Sec
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SEA AND SHORE FIsHERIEs,

The committee on Sc! ''u ~, l., Roofs
cries will give public heati .,t-.,s s''
I at the State House. III 4 T. "
THURSDAY. FEB. - al tor:t-ut.
II. An Act to authorize ne yot.rs e
ton OF weir in the t'dr IT,n1,esport.
Rogue Harbor in the town % o. '', ,'pst.'s
II An Act to protect lur ,.It. AM
within three miles of Ma'i"'>
Is. An Act to establish ,mT
length for Holsters in YORK Ss oun; or
Is. Resolve in favor OF " '''''
seals. ,,iou :, chap
ter of the Private and sHet.,ii. the
of 1913 entitled An Act TO re- q. Egy7.
taking Of smelts in the Wa.e's bay ard
bay. Franklin bay. Taunton Frans.
river. in the towns Of HancoH"' co;nty
lin and Sullivan, in Hanco. GO ,'ryae
as amended by Chapter Of tne netr,icn
and Special Laws Of 1914 t"'"A pS
iI Is SAM An Act to regulate the aissIa lizard
clans within the limits OF tapt,Va' cunt
Village Corporation, WITHIN ''''
of Lincoln. o.ac.ion OF -
mon. aleWives and srneits III
river. Washington COUNTY ,sAN 10 /
J. 8. WIAA"'