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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20

MIA, q nastepnie prosze Q udziele
ME mi pieciu minut ma -rozmow'
bez sWiadk6W. ...
Me mann zwycEaju wdawai
sic " tame rozmoWy 2 nieznajo-
mymi, - odparl Wlodzimierz, .
to co pan masz powiedziec mo
zesz movie " obecnosci mojej Il
ny j mojego przyjaciela.
= Panskiego przyjaciela,
rzekl policyant, mierzac Gandol
ia wzrokiem Cd stop do glow,
za4uje, panic hrabio, mocno zafu
je, ze pan os4awionego szulera "a
~liczasz do swoich przyjaci6l.
S}owa te sprawly piorunowe
wrazenie zarowno ma W}odzimie-
rzu jak j ma Gandolfie.
Wlodzimierz ME chcial pred
nieznajomym wytaczac sporu ,kto.
ry prowadzi1 z Gandolfem i ola.
tego nazwa} go przyjacielem, gdy
jednak us}yszal pewnym tonem
wyrzeczona kwalifikacye Wlocha
zmieszal sic. w pierwszej chwiG
ME wiedzia} jak ma postapic.
Gandolfo zbladl i drgna1 usly-
szawszy s1owa mniemanego Ober
majera.
- Moi Panic. jak pan smiesz
- zaczal jakajac sic i ME vie,
dzac co ma powiedziec ,dalej.
Zbyteczne by}y jednak wszelkie
z jego strony wyjasnienia.
Ajent policyjny niewiele zwra-
cal ma niego uwagi.
Patrzy} bystro W oczy mniema
menu Kaminskiemu i rzekl:
- Polecono mi postepoWac grze
cznie i oglednie towarzystwo jed
make, W jakiem pana hrabiego "a
stale zwalnia mnie z tego- obowiaz
ku. Oswiadczem zatem Wprost, re
jestem ajentem policyjnym i mann
-polecenie odwiezc pana do biura
policyi.
W}odzimierz sic zachwial. Z
- tn zwaryowac p%rzyjdzie do
prawdy, - rzek} w najwiekszem
pomieszaniu, - czego ci ludzie
chca odemnie?
- Mech sic pan hrabia uspo--
koi, - rzek} %policyant, .wszyst
ko to jeszcze moze sic skonczyc
dobrzc. Wdawszy sic przypadko-
wo w towarzystwo z takimi ludz-
mi, jak pan Gandolfo Savini scia
gna1 pan hrabia ia siebie podej--
rzenie kt6re okazania papier6w~z
1atwoscia rozproszy dlatego prosil
bym pana hrabiego ,pofatygowa
ME sic re NINA i zabranie potrzeb-
nych dokument6W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20
ponury Dom w WarSzawie
HRABlA BoCUMn KAMlNsKI

Coz to?- szydzi} dalej Gan
dolfo, - oniemia}es pan nagle j
straci}es ochote zdeptania glowy
wezowi? Jestem W kazdej chwili
got6W panu sluzyc.Jaka bron pan
wybierzesz: szpady? pistolety, pa
]asze? sztylety :.
Me wiadomo ma czem skonczy-
}aby sic ia sce1la, W kt6rej dw6ch
}ctr6w stawalo przeciw sobie, ME
wiedzac pc co i dlaczego jedynie
skutkiem przypadkowego zbiegu
okolicznosci, gdyby w tel chwili
ME otWorzy}y sic drzwi i ME uka
zal sic na progu nieznajomy wszy
stkim trojgu obecnym mezczyzna.
By} to ajcnt policyjny upowaz-
niony do aresztowania Wlodzimie
RIA.
By1 on ubrany bardzo elegance
ko.
Przyszedlszy do hotelu dowie--
dzia} sic, lie hrabia Kaminski jest
W domu, poszedf vice do jego
m%ieszkania i ME zastawszy przy-
padkowo nikogo W przedpokoju
| wszedl niezamcldowany.
Widok, kt6ry mu sic przedsta-
viii musia} go zdziWic niezmicrnie
gdyz Wszedfszy stana1 nierucho--
mo Ia progu, spogladajac to Ia
Wfodzimierza, to ma Gandolfo, to
ma p61omdla4a siedzaca w krzes--
lc Laure. y
W}odzimierz spojrza} ma niez--
na.jomcgo goScia re zdziWieniem, i
przystapiwszy do niego rzek1:
- Moi panic, ktokolwiek jestes
i jakikolwiek interes Gle tn spro-
wadza, powiniencs by1 wiedziec,
re do mnic ME wchodzi sic bez
eznajmienia.
- Przepraszam pana hrabiego,
L. od~powiedzia1 ajent policyjny
l. ME zastalcm nikogo w pred
pokoju.. Pozwoli pan hrabia jed
max re sic przedstawie. Jestcm
komisant handlowy Obermajer.
- Czy pan masz do mnie jake
zadanie? - zapyta1 Wlodzimierz
| p~atrzac podejrzliwie ma go$cia,-
nie przypominam sobie, zebym
pana gdzie widziaf albo slysza}
panskie nazwisko.
Bye moze, panic hrabio, =
odrzeki ajent rzucajac wzrokiem
Z ukosa IA Gandolfa, - bye mo
re. 49,. ludzie tacy jak ia znikaja
W tlumie i rzadko bywaja zasz--
czycami zwr6ceniem blizszej uwa
Iei...:.
- CO pana tn sprowadza? =
p' zerwa} .zniecierpliw: my Wfodai
mierz NOV pan szybko, DO cza
SUI man niewiele.
-?ro2Ebym pana przedewszy-
stkiem, = rzek} mniemany ODER
majer, = azebyS we w1asnym in
teresie dal rozkaz, zeby mkt sic
ME wydalaf 2 panskiego mieszka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20
(Ciag dalszy.)

- Me, - odpowicdziafa Laura
g}uscm stanowczym i silnym, pozo
stale gdzic jestem, gdyz iona win.
I'd dzielic los meza, ely W szczes-
Gin ely W unsuccessful!
- Sliczna odpowicdz, - odcz-
wal sic w tel chwili CLOS Wlodzi-
mWrZa.
Wszedl ON do pokoju, ME vie
dzac mic 0 niebezpieczenstwach,ja
kic mu grozilo i stanaf pred zdzi
Wionym Gandolfem.
- Sliczna odpowiedz, - powt6
rzyl, - dziekuje ci IA mia, moja
zono. mowilaS tax, jak poWinna
movie kobieta. w ktorcj scrcu pho
ME ogicn czystej miloSci.
TO powiedziawszy zawr6cif sic
dc Gandolfa.
- A pan, - rzek1, - doWiedz
sic: les postqpi} nikczemnie pre-
mawiajqc w ten sposob do kobicty
T. to wiadomoSciq wynoS sic Z me
90 domu, jezeli ME cheese, ze--
bym sluzbic rozkazal zrzucic Gle
% Schod0w.
- PowaZ Sie.to. uczynic,-rzckl
l;undolfo szydzqc, - przekonasz
sit. 90 naStqpi. IMAM wszystkie
tvojr sprawki, WIEN kto jestcS i
Nyjawir to policyi.
Wlodzimicrz zbladl.
Pogr0zka IA wiatr przez Wlo-
cha rzucona mog}a bye jednakzc
prawdziwa.
Decydujqc sic szybko, uzna1,ze
ni'podobna mu wypuscic cz}owie-
ka, kt6ry mogf bye ola niego bar
dzo nicbczpiccznym.
.]czcli m0gl sic wahac co ma u
czynic, to gniew, kt6rym go siowa
WFocha przeje}y musia} przyspie :
szvc decyzye.
Wydoby1 Sztylet, kt6ry mia}
pod ubranicm i rzucil sic IA Gan
Ale Laura rzucifa sic pomiedzy
Mich i nieprzygotowanemu ia te
irterwencye Z }atwoscia odcbrafa
Sztylet, m6Wiac:
Pozw6l wyjssc. temu nedzniko
WI. Wlodzimierzu, ME wart on, re
byS broczy} swa reke W jego krwi.
Me wyjdzie ztad!- krzyk:
na} W1odzimierz blady z gniewu,
-. takiego VEGA trzeba zdeptac cd
razu, dlatego prosze Gle, Lauro,z
byss .mnie sam ma sam z MIN costa
villa.
- Rzeczywiscie many z soba
wiele do pom6wienia, - rzekl sly
derczo Gandolfo.
A sp~ojrzeniem, kt6re PREY tych
slowach zwr6ci} ma W}odzimierza
zdawal sic movie:
- Cokolwiek poczniesz, ME NJ
dziesz mi jednakze.
W1odzimierz zrozumiaf to spoj,
rzenie i zawarta w MIN pogr6zke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20
jest cudzoziemka, zostanie wyds

Sea cnaznz;a1ml1a zi,atan;o wpaa
8. 49,
-.Roia, 3 !
-..r,o1.lw 1oa1;m;or, =, 5
n,.,..a,a
,,an. n.n;ashaa,; = ..,,an,..lsa,.
a. p.sa,: a he1..,
-
ia IN "a oh,
u Gdvhvs nan zna1az1 kooo 90
by "a MIA zareczy} j zapeWnil lei
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20
Nareszcie znaleziono $rodek ma zwalcza
ME lupiezu RUFFLES ma te VIA
snosc RUFFLES z~aoszczedzi
Wasza odziez, Wasza OF.
dobe i Vase w|osy.
.":.

Oby on by1 blogoslawiony ten dzieh! RUFF
LES wstrzyma tie ~straszna niedole cd ~lupiezu.
RUFFLES to uczyni napewno! Me fbedziecie
mice wiecej odziesy brudnej; ME bedzie VASE
kolnierz wiecej wygladal, iak gdyby by1 nieczys-
ty: aczkolwiek to tylko z powodu lupie2a. RUFF.
LES musi uwolnie glove. i wlosy cd lupiezu, Tub
wroca VAN pieniadze.
RUFFLES ME jest laden perfumowany spe-
cyal. Jest to rzetelny i czysty srodek ipielegnacz
on .wspiera, on. dale energje i ozywia sk6re i ko-
rzenie wlos6w. Czyni on Wasza sk6re tax czysta.
a wlosy Vase tax pysznymi j zdrowymi. Re be-
dziecie biogoslawiii ten dzief. W kt6rym ~uslysze-
liscie o MIN.
Kupcie dis jeszcze Cd swego aptekarza, jed
ma Csc. butelke RuFFiES. A jesli on go niema.
ME wahajcie sic: w~yslijcie nazwisko jegoi zala-
czcie 75c. My wyslemy VAN jedna= butelke z O.
placona przesy1ka. F. Ad. Richter & Co. "a : 80
Washington St.,New York. N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20
Grzeczny=ton, jakim przema-
vial ajent policyjnydodawal o
tuchY W1odzimierzeNi.

AAAy AA1V AAA@E11R e1AAJ o4sS6N JCACA
policya rEeczyWisciie ma .tylkt
przeciw MENU pewne posalah, t.
moze jeszczeuda mu siez jej raj
wykreeic.
Zreszta niepodobiehstwem bylt
,nyslec 0 oporze; trzeba bylo, jail
to movie, nadrabiac mina.
.--Jezeli tax, - rzeh uspoko-
iwszy sic nieco, - to sluze panu
chetnie.
Gwiazda jego jednakze .zupelnie
widac zacmila sic " tyms dniu.
Zaledwie wyszedl wraz 2 poll.
cyantem, .spotka} ma korytarzu 0.
wego ksiecia Granickiego; kt6ry
cd nieggo.s niegdys Warszawie,
|przegral caly majatek, a kt6ry o.
becnie szukajac go POI swiecie
przybyl do Wiednia j przypadko.
wo stanal W tym samym hotelu.
Ajent policyjny znal ksieciaGra
nickiegozi gdy ten %przem6wi} do
Wlodzimierza zaczal zaraz inaczej
spogladae ma niego.
= Ksiaze pan INA hrabiego Bo
Kaminskiegof zapytal
z uszanowaniem cudzoziemea.
Ksiaze spojrzal nan zdziwiony.
- Hrabiego Bogumi}a Kamins-
kiego?- rzek}, ME wien dla-
czego to pytanie.. znam goadosko
male. NieszczeSliwy czlowiek jeczy
W kopalniach :syberyjskichs
Co. - zawola} AGENT zdzi--
wiony z kolei, =. vice ten pan ME
jest hrabia Bogumi1em Kamins--
- doda1 wskazujac naW1o
,dzimierza. lit
= Ten pan?.... zkad znowu2
Slow tych byfo dose ola ajenta.
-Odkrylismy zatem oszusta,-
rzek1 upraszam ksiecia pana OIL
dzielenie mi wszelkich szczeg616W
jake mu So wiadome 0 lynn ME-
bezpiecznym cz1owieku.
Ksiaze ME mia1 zadnych powo-
dow ukrywac w tajemnicy tego
&C zasz1o pomiedzy mimi. Wlodzi-
mierzem.
lynn sposobem wydalo sic osta-
tccznie, re Wlodzimierz ME .sbyl
tym "a kogo sic przedstaWia} j a.
jent, PREY pomocy ludzi, kt6rych
mia1 pod reka, aresztowa} so. sta
>nowczo wraz T. Gandolfem i Lau-
ra, zachowujac jednakze co do
tel ostatniej wszelkie. .wzgledy ma
lezne kobiecie.
ZMIANY MIESZKANIA
Drzwi wiezienia zamknely sic
"a Wlodzimierzem i Laura.
Oboje oni pc zdjeciu rysopisu
oddani zostali pod dozor komisa--
RIA policyi, kt6ry proWadzi1 sledz
two W sprawie kradziezy popelnio
nej u jubilera,a zarazem mia1 pre-
sluchiwac znaczna Geese zloczyn=-
COW aresztowanych W will Mar
bach.
Jakkolwiek wiecz6r by4 juz POI
ny a gorliwy w spelnieniu oboWia
zk6w urzednik przeszlo dwanascie
godzin nicustannie pracowal, jak-
kolwiek byl znuzony i wycienczo-
.Ey, przystapi1 jednak natychmiast.
do przes1uchania Wlodzimierza,
spodziewajac sic pc: MIN Waznych:
rzeczywiscie zcznan.
| ME mylil sic wcale: podzatym
wzgledem.
Wlodzimierz widzac, re jest zgu
bionym, ~stracif zupelnie odwage j
stara} sic okazyevac najwiekszy
zal i skruche.
Zamilcza1 wprawdzie 0 wielu
zbrodniacfl, kt6re popelnil W Pc
tersbnrgu i w Warszawie, ale sic
przyznal do tego czego zamilczec
ME m6gl, DO na to .rewizya doko-
mana W jego mieszkaniu musia}a
dostarczyc dowod6w.
Przcdewszystkiem ME mog}a sic
utaic kradziez brylant6w, kt6re-
wprawdzie Rudy Jur zabral napo.
Wrot do przechoWania, ale :o kt6-
rych wiedziano, re je Laura na
mniemanem weselu mia}a ma So
bic.
Me chcac tel kradziezy brac ma.
IYl~1 -rx
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20

80 -ErG=
komisarza kilka slow 2 Laura, 20
stall odprowadzony do swojej cell
Me %p6jdziemy tam "a MIN i ME
bedziemy opisywali przedsiewzie-
tego zaraz potem przez komisarza
przesluchania Laury j Candida,
lecz udamy sic "a Rudym Jurem,
ably sic dowiedziec, czy trivia on
ciagle " zamiarze opuszczenia
Wiednia ely mu sic ten .zamiar
uda.
iC1ag ualszy nastap1.)
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-08-07
SMALLPOX ON INCREASE

Smallpox is increasing in Washing
ton and the State Board of Health is
sending out a warning against the
disease and urges vaccination as its
only known preventative.
Cases of smallpox, reported from
various sections of the state, for the
first six months of this year, number
POPS. The entire number of cases in
1915 was 247. In 1916 cases number
ing 655 were reported, 40s cases in
1917 and 1875 cases in 1918.
Vaccination is the only known
means of preventing smallpox" says
DR.. J. B. Anderson, state health COM
missioner. cit is the rope thrown to
resue the drowning man and if that
man refuses or neglects to seize the
opportunity he has only himself to
blame.
"At this time of year most, cases OF
the disease are mild, but when winter
comes and the people keep more In
doors, it is very likely the cases will
increase in virulence and number"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-08-07
ATTENTION. GROWERS!

Owing to the fact that we must
know positively our available tonnage
in your district, in order to sell your
fruits to the best market advantages,
we must insist on your contract to
sell thru US within the next fifteen
days. This will give us an intelli-
gent view of what we can warehouse.
You fully realize we have saved
you many dollars by withholding on
early cash offers. Your apples will
be sold under strictly Kennewick
Brand. Investigate our methods in
the older districts. We sell strictly
on the markets, with liberal cash
advance. Our selling charge does not
exceed Is cents box on Extra or
export apples and Zoe box on all
other varieties.
Wenatchee Valley Fruit Exchange.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-08-07

with campers. AS an extra induce
ment, free campsites will be given on
the grounds and automobiles will be
admitted to the grounds free of all
charge. Season tickets will be sold
at $1.50 for the week. These tickets
have been placed on sale in Kennewick
at Vibber-G Clifford Drug store.
When / was over in Yakima Secre-
tary Frank Meredith told me that the
demand for the premium list this year
was larger than ever before and that
up to last week he had sold more con-
cessions for the fair than ever in his
tory before and that his amusement
end of the fair would be the best he
ever had.
Monday, opening day, will be de-
voted to automobile races, when some
of the best drivers in the Northwest
will be in attendance. The horse races
are all being filled and there will be
the best horses on the track that have
been seen at the fair for years.
Yakima is ready to take care of the
large crowds. Yakima now. has 26
hotels. John c. Donnelly, formerly of
the Donnelly hotel at Tacoma, recent
ly bought the Grand hotel. He has re-
named this big house the Donnelly Ho-
tel and has made lots of improvements
that now makes that big institution
one of he best hotels between the
Sound country and Spokane. The Com
mercial, Michigan and other hotels
will be ready to care for the big
crowds that are expected and then the
people will throw open their homes to
visitorsAif it is necessary to do SO.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-04-19

R. jackson. chairman Of Jeane
rette branch for her chairman Of
Woman g work Mrs. DR.. Boykin
for the sewing and Mrs. Jules
Robin as supervisor of Knitting
Harmony prevailed at this
meeting Of the Parish Unit. Good
work is Being done in Red Cross
circles in the Parish Of Iberia and
the workers. are all ready to take
the proper interest and every
thing, IS working smoothly in the
sewing and knitting departments.
Each and every. enc Is doing her
share Of the work.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-04-19

VII NAY 1otu ANCW 1DCIld Will
|again be visited by some one or
two hundred visitors who will
come to our little City in attend
ence at the session of the Grand
Lodge, Knights Of Pythias Of
Louisiana. Would it not be a
good idea for all the property
owners Of New Iberia to have the
fronts yards cleaned up so as to
make good impression upon the
strangers who will be amongst
us. In many sections of New he
ria the lawns leading up to the
houses should be cleaned up aud
the lawns moved. Fences should
be fixed and right here on our
Main Street sidewalks should be
given a general cleaning up and
scrubbing. 1t would not be amiss
if some Of the fronts of certain
business houses would spend few
dollars in paint, SO as to make
New iberia look as inviting to the
stranger as possible. It is well
worth the few dollars expended
and civic pride should permeatc
the bosom Of every good citizen,
at least to the extent Of keeping
premises clean on occasions
when so many strangers are en-
joying our hospitality. A general
clean up campaign is now in order
and aside from the conventions
scheduled to meet here from a san
.itary standpoint alone it is we'll
worth the price.
MIR. John B. Prados, repre-
sentative for banks and post off
ces,s Treasury Department Sixth
Federal Reserve District was in
New Iberia Friday. Mr.. Prados
is getting the cooperation Of prac-
tically all the banks in the Dis
trict in investing for 1000 Of the !
1919 series Of War Savings
Stamps, the situation he finds very
encouraging, and says: cit is our
desire to conduct the Savings
Campaign On a strictly, even sew
erely, impartial basis. with a view
to establishing the sale Of small
Government securities to people
Of moderate means as permanent
Government activity. In order to
do this effectively we are limiting
our appeal to the motives Of en-
self-interest and peace
time citizenship, and are making
cur appeal to all people as citizens
Of the country and not as mem
bers Of any particular class or
group. 1t is true that we are
aiming to secure the cooperation
and support Of practically all thel
groups or associations
in the country available. but we
are making our appeal to them
on the basis of citizenship |
and their own interests as citizens
and individuals. ]"
In Jerusalem / 900 women ana
girls are engaged in Red Cross
sewing work in well lighted san
tary workrooms and on American
sewing machines.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-04-19
uNOL REMOVES
The CAUSE OF
CHRONIC COUGHS
A Constitutional Remedy
H-: We Guarantee

1agr--ce, II. c.-"For years ]
suffered with chronic cough, 80
could not sleep nights and continued
to lose flesh. My druggist asked me
to try Vinol It cured my cough,
can sleep nights and have gained
twelve pounds. Vinol is the bes,
tonic and tissue builder I have ever
taken.-W. D. Rem, Lagrange. N. c.
We guarantee vinoll for chronic
coughs, colds and bronchitis. Not 4
patent medicine. Formula on every
bottle. Your money back if it fails,
For sale by all druggists.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-04-19
For Sale.

For Sale.
One six inch pump, eight inch
suction.
One six Fl. P. Foose gas Engine.
One secondhand Ford Touring
Car.
Lot of hogs and piOs.
Honduras seed rice.
Apply P. @. Box 327.
New iberia, La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-04-19

In Jerusalem 900 women and
girls are engaged in Red Cross
sewing work in well lighted SAN
itary workrooms and on American
sewing machines.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-09-18
There will be an important meeting of
the Waldo Lodge of Odd Fellows on Fri
day evening, Sept. 10Th, at 7.30 o'clock.

There will be an important meeting of
the Waldo Lodge of Odd Fellows on Fri
day evening, Sept. 10Th, at 7.30 o'clock.
There will be dance at the new pa
vilion on the Fair Grounds tomorrow,
Friday evening, with music by McKeen's
full orchestra.
Murray knowlton and ten other young
men from Belfast and vicinity left Sunday
for Barre, Vt, where they will be en-
ployed in cutting Christmas trees.
A still alarm was rung in Saturday
evening for what was supposed to be a
fire in the Hazeltne house at the corner
of Miller and Court streets. The fumes
of burning sulphur candle caused the
alarm.
Rev. Walter F. Sturtevant, former
pastor of the Belfast Baptist church, for
four years with the Baptist church in
Manchester, N. H., has resigned his pres
ent pastorate. His resignation takes effect
in October.
The first load of corn for the season
was brought to the local plant of the
Saco Valley Canning Company last Sat-
urday afternoon. Mr.. Arthur Rondeau,
the superintendent, reports an outlook
for a good season.
Through the efforts of Rev. E. F. Fer
ris, Jr, who interested the people of st.
Margaret's Episcopal Chapel and the
generous contributions, efforts and influ-
ence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. P Goodhue, a
small hotel kitchen range has been placed
in the Girls Home on Northport avenue.
A very much needed want has thus been
filled. Among those contributing were
local members and summer residents.
The manager of the New England DIV
ision of the Red Cross, MIR. James jack
son, together with three directors of i'm
portant activities of the society, Miss
Newell, Miss Ross and Mr.. Jones, will be
in Belfast, Saturday morning, Sept. 20,
to speak to and meet Waldo County
workers and any others. At 10 O'Clock
there will be public meeting in the
Unitarian church at which these officers
will tell what is expected of the move
| ment in the days ahead. They are TAX
| ing this tour throughout their district,
that this interchange of ideas may be
helpful in keeping up interest in this i'm
portant and humanitarian work. Miss
Newell is director of the Bureau of Pro-
duction, Miss Ross of the Bureau of Pub
lie Nursing, and Mr. Jones of Civilian
Relief, Wal 10 County has always done
well in Red Cross drives and work and
there ought to be large attendance at
| this meeting Saturday morning.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-09-18

Mrs. Sarah D. Durgin, 90 wears IA
September 10th, was remembered with
shower of post cards. There was W. ~
servance of the day on account Of hsr w
cent bereavements.
The following U. S. pensions b
been granted recently: Emily p P.tt aso
son, Belfast, S25 month; Mary NJ Pat
tee, Belfast, S25 a month: Franl w
Prescott, Belfast, $40 month Th.
claims were filed with the F. Craar
pension agency. ei
The Belfast Boy Scouts, under the
direction of Scout Master Orrin I DicL
ey, have begun their evening sessions
for the fall and winter seasons Tbe
meetings will be held Tuesday evenings
In the Municipal Court room and nract;N
cafly all of last years membership have
re-registered. New applications have
been received and others will follow
The Scouts have been securing SIGMA.
lures IN the city of employers who have
re-employed their former help who have
peen IN the service. Later they will be
presented by the War Department with
citation certificate. Scout Orland a.
chard was appointed as the assistant
treasurer for the year and Scout Donald
AeoA 40 opPolhICo tlt OHlC1dl
rotary for the year. Scoutmaster Djckev
has appointed the following finance com.
mittee for the coming winter: Scents
Kenneth Colcord. Luville Woods. Donald
Knowlton and Floyd Winchester.
THE EDISON RECREATION DEMON
STRATION. A delightful recital was
given in the Colonial Theatre last Thurs
day evening through the courtesy of
Fred D. Jones, the local representative
of the Edison. Every seat was taken
and standing room well filled. Miss
Marie Morrlsey a celebrated concert
contralto, assisted by William Reddck,
well-known and popular pianist, gave
most delightful program. She sang
several selections in unison with the Edi-
son recreation of her own voice, but her
duets with herself, GLOW Gently Sweet
Alton" and Happy Days." were Won
derfully well done and most entertaining.
She has charming personality and
| very sweet voice. She sings as if it
were pleasure to herself as well as to
| her audience Mr.. Reddick's solos in
| unison with the Edison were very much
| enjoyed. The closing number on the pro-
gram was also most entertaining, when
| Miss Morrisey sang, with piano accom-
paniment, group of songs, including an
original selection, cloves Pilgrimage,
by Mr.. ReddiCk Two handsome Edison
machines from Mr.. Jones salesroom
were used for the recital