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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24
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Siebentnu1e nb Eerlonen IN 1eDem ,Sahz
re perben our @ube getragen- Der 5os
.ten16ein aei9t ben 8ermerf n8rud."
Warum? &eil Sic unglidliden lid iell1
perna6ld17igen, ober mn bag Nn5eiden,
Die Mni6ipelung, %bebanDelten, uno Den
ur1aden feline Mnfmerfinmfeit ]dlenftcll.
@aS fuen Sic? gerna1ldfigen sic li6
bur9 bns $rngen zines 8rn6banoes. oD.
burd irqenD Elm anberes UlifteI, nasimz
mer fir einen Manen sic ben5elben gez
banb nur cine StHbe - Elm falfder
Hropfen gegen cine einitir5eroe Bano-
unb es fann ni9t ertpartet ner6en, 1aB
es mebr mie cine me6nni59e 9iIfe be-
oentet. Ser binbernbe 9rud berminz
bert Die 8lut3irfuldtion. bnDur9 ben
ge}9nd9ten Mrsfeln 6as raubenb, mas
1e AM Drtngenbften ben0tigen - &rdfz
tigung.
Nber Sic 8i6en1dnft fanb einen Beg
nnb ieDer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ipirD einz
gelaben, cine "reie Yrobe in ieinem
eige11en @nl1e bor5unebnen. Sic Glapau
Metbobe lit nbne Srnge Die tpt1enibnftz
lidfte, logii9efte Ii. erfDl9rei9ite @eIbit<
%bebanbIung fir Bru@leiben, bic bic @elt
;iemnIs fnnnte.
9as BIapao% Bnb, ipenn felt
am 80rper anbaftenb, fam uu116glid
.fid berfdieben ober rntf6en ua6 besiDe<
gen fam es nibt fle11r1en. 8eid fpie
Can't, ~ leibt an5ulegen -biuig. aa1,
getragen tperoen, tpdbrenb sic .nrbeiter
Eebern ober S6nnIen.
2ernen sic, tpie bic innere Deffnnne
81 i6liebcn, lie es Die Nntnr bpr bat. fo<
ST. Sac OQx,.L sL4+kos>nn- x~~A az
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24
stearns Gptntp grOkeeidtporene.

81 nod1iteben0er 9iite iin6 Sic Ma
men iener giiirger bon 5tearns Count
tp entbalten, tpelbe I'M Mai-Rreisge.
ri6tstermin 6em GountD aIs @e-
ibtporene at bienen baben.
Soiepb Bege, Conn ct. CLOUD;
@enrD Biemanm @rop Miber; Soiepb
DeWenter> 8afefielD; Sran3. Gbler,
Napmonb; Matb. Studs, 2afe Sen-
rD; Beter @roB1 9urem6urg; @ein=
rib Ser3og, Miqmooo;; @arl SoIifer,
Munion; Watb. @omerbing, 2urem-
burg; Clinton @oppe, Dat; Bran5
Surrle, ct. Mugnita; Mnton Sonos,
:6arming; @rnIt Seller, 5tabt st.
@touo; Sobn &ummer, @ettD; gilbert
2ibinger, 8aite Yarf; &ermann
Weper, @rope; Clinton Natbe, @rope;
Gbomas &oa9, Mbon; @ermann
&oie, Dat; Matb. 81. @hmiot, Stool
bile; @ilbelm 5dulb, gonegepine;
Matb. @eier, Modpine; Sermar1n
.@iener, MnDmor6.
&Ieingefbmorene,
IA. M6ai:
6. S. Mn6erion, Grotp Safe; S. SO.
8oron @taot ct. GIoub; Soul Blen<
nidt BrodtpaD; 8m. 8ostportb,
Stnbt ct. gIo11b; 5erber &rid, Safe
@enrD; @b. @il(eD, @afefiel6; Sein-
rid @riep, MeIrofe; Silt. Sung, &op-
'ntor6; geif. 2iefer, 8ton; g. S. 2p=
ons, 2Dn6en; Sobn Wit6en, 2Dnoen;
&ermom geatbe, Strobe; S. 81. Sell,
Sta6t ct. CLOUD; 81. 8. Nopes, 6air.
&apen; Sobn @biHipief, Sol6ing;
Gbpmos @oadl &bon; 8. S. &o6on,
5tuot 81. CLOUD, Germ. &oie, DAT;
Matb. '@un6ers Nortb Sort; S. s..
6peedIeD, ,@ta6t ct. GIou6; 8. O..
5taples, 5to6t ct. CLOUD; 6einri6
@t0bel, Minpoo6; Saml1e1 5tofes,
2pnoen; O1e @tran6> @rotp &iper;
@ilb. Eerboar, @robe; s. g. elliot
ion, Mortb Sort; Sol. Eoaetion,
grom 2afe;; gif. 6. @eber, ct. Mar-
tin; Mn6reas @ei6ner1 9afe SenrD;
Motbios Odger, Safe SerrD.
@Iein gef6mDrene,
2. Stunt:
Wih. M6rion, &rain; Soiepb .Be=
noIfen, Oaf; S. 81. 8ndman, Staot
ct. G1on6; Soiepb Corner, Conn
ct. Glo116; Sre6 Donatb, BoDnes=
bile; Sob1 80. Studs, 2ofe 9enrp;
6re6 @afmarn, @robe; @eorg Ser
berger, Mlbanp; 8. M.&iemen5, Sotpn
ct. Glou6;; 2ouis Sob. Mlbang; an-
ton Sung, Miblep: 8ernb. .MeDer.
.@to6t.@ ct. CLOUD; 3eno Woier, 5toot
Melroie; Silt. Ortiz. Conn G.@lonD;
@om, Meeb, Napnesbine; Sre6 @eb-
famp, Comm Melroi e; Setter Nilhle,
sSair 6aben: 8Inlius S6erer, Sol
leqebieqe; IS. So. @dinbler, Stabt
ct. glou6; Bran5 5h1egel, &rain;
Teter. sd6nborn, Sprine SIN; sssob1
6homer, 8rodtpnb; Mm. S6rooer,
9%nnnesbine: @.5htpeqmann, Gprtng
Sill: SSobn STAPLES, ct. Soiepb;; g.
&. Stein, 2uremburq; Hbil. Ebun,
@afefiel6; 8ernbnr6 up5ns, Mlblep;
gilbert @ogt, ct Ml1gnlta; Saul Win=
ter, @prtng SIN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24

nnB1ger Bege11terlt11g 1ltr Die yerDre1s
tung bes Gluten BET M11bern mirfen
ion, un6 fiji itd ielbit babel DieIleidt
niM etnr1al ouf BEN geriagiten IT.
|bii9en 2obr, nidt einntal auf cine
Mnerfennung redner fanr, bafir
aber 0pfer an 3eit, an @elo, an Ser
gniigen bringen, unerlei u1rangeneb-
be Nladereien auf ii9 nebn1en, biel-
leidt ielbit bon bener1, fir oeren Be
I1tes ct arbeitet, nod Wibfenr11ng iei-
11er Qbft6ten unb nlloanf beflr6ten
mnB?
@ie es unter ben umo6ern" nno
liberal ongebaudten &atbolifen mobl
MIR menige gibt, Die aus retner ne-
ber5eugl1ng bon Der @tbtigfeit nno
&eiliamfeit ibrer Mniibten fir 6eren
@erbreitung iid bemiiben 11n6 Die nur
SIT leiht benz 5treben nu6 %perfonli-
den NorteiIen b~erfallen, Die itetS. Dor
oaem ii9 fragen: n8e5abH es i9?"
10 tpiiroe es nit benen nibt better.
beitelt iein, Sic fir Die 8ieoeretn=
.fubrl1ng 6eS mabren nno edten @brts
;itentnms III nnieren Dffentlid,en Ser
bGltniiien arbeiten oQen, tper1n tie
6abet feline an6erel StiiBe, feline an
0eren int1eren Mntrieb batten, alS Dos
bIobe 8i1ien. Dos gbri1tentum mub
1idt BLOB big in BEN 9%irnfalten zines
menffen fpnnern Big in fem @er3
georungen ietn, bqs Gbriitentam mliB
Jim tener iein; er mnb nit gar1aer
@eele 6oron bdngen, barr crit miro
man ertparten f0nnen, bob er Otter
oafiir enttpideln tper0e, audi Bel an
bern. SIT er lelber Elm lauer, libera-
Ter, nmo6er11er" gbrif, ridtet, erAielbit
Ii9 in ieinem 2eben tDenig nod let
mem fotboli1den @lm1ben, nod edit
fatbolif6en @run6idben, bat er lelb1t
cine mo6erne @elt- unb 2ebensan=
.idaltung, nober ion 6o Der @tfer
,fommen, nit onen &raften bobin gu
arbeiten, boB ol@ an6ere nod edit
fatboli1de11 @run6idben leben u. ban-
bel4, bob Ser fatboliide @lonbe nno
6ie edit fatboliI6en @run6idbe geebrt,
Sic III. &irde in ibren &edten ge=
1diibt mer6e? 3 sic, 2anbeit Il. bieler.
.@utbolifer in ibrem eigenen religio-
len 2eber 1T 6ie ma6tigite @tlfe fur
sic @Segner Ser Stride, fir Die SIR
nn6 l1ngl41tbigen 11n6 bic Srei1na1t=
rer! Mi6t bloB untpilienbeit, ionoern
gan3 beionbers religi0ie 9m1beit Der
&qtbolifen, Ser 3ettgeiit, bon BENT ltf)
.2aien uno Ieioer al11 marr6e Mnoe-
re leiten lo1}en, lit G1nl6, 6aB es per
Stride, tpe1tt iie nngegriffen miro, an
quten uno ti9tigen 8erteiolgern
.feblt, unb lire @egner Ieidtes Spiel
baben, lit oie 99nlb, 6aB 6as inner
Iide 2eben, s. +. Der @ei1t 6es mob
rem un6 edten fatbolii6en @la1bers
bieIfad qeIdtpun6en, men1 a19 man
DIES duBerNb redt glan5t.
,Mas elar1t 1T fir ben Mugenblid
geborer,
Das @6te bleibt Ser @a6mef I'M
berloren."
Sir @run6iate, mel6e Der @itel-
feif 6es Meni6en idmei6eln, 1bm
aeitliden 8efpi1r11 peripre6en, ibr1
Sreibeit in sMusfi9t ite1en, nod let
11en @eIdaften Ieben 81 f0nner1, fiir
MODERN flingenbe, 6te Menf6en blenz
nen6e 11n6 Ioden6e @run61dbe entire
ten uno 8ropaganbo MAIDEN, Dos liegt
Ser matnr 6es Meni6en nGber, 6afnr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24
Gin gnlk, Elm 3iel.

Sn unferem 2an0e gibt es feinel'
beoingungsmeiien Hatriotismus. Sir
Sen Mmerifaner gibt es nur cine
9opalitdt. sic err NIT gan5er Seele
ausiibt, obne @cnn uno N6er. ! @s
mag mandmoI Sen ginbrud ermefA
fen, aIs Oh ser 8otriotismus einge.
idIofen lit. ober er lit nidt Der.
idmunoen, uno menn er ermaht,
tritt er nit umpioeriteblider -&raft
ins SelO. Dieier umitan0 fat mebr.
aIs ones anoere oa5u b%eigetragen,
oen groBen &rieg 10 idneu gu @nOe
gu bringen. aaes auf cine aarte 81.
iesen, oebcn uno logor Sic Ireibeit,
aufs Spiel gu %itelen, nad)oem 0ie'
Station einnol oen @eoanfen erfoBt'
batte, ooB es lire Bfli6t lei, oas
Shmert CUR Gerteioigung amerifani.
iher Sbeale 81 5ieben.
Miaionen iunger Mdnner, Sic
8Iite bes 9anoes, maren berett, and
oos b6dite Opfer 5u bringen, uno
piele haben es gebrodt, m0brenO an.
bere MiIionen nidt 3ogerten, AMI
Mmerifos Nltar alles nie0er5ulegen,
mas sic beiIige Sahe foroerte.
0as nor uno lit ser @eiit, Ser
0em eingepon0erten SeiIe unierer
9ep0Iferung Sen itoI5en @e0onfen
gum gemuBtiein gebrodt fat, Sell
zines ein5igen Golfes nit einem elm
5igen SieI gu iein; 6as mar Ser
SdIiiiiel, Ser fire Ser5en un6 @ano
offnete uno tie 3ur loDalen Inter
itibung Ser Hegierung fiibrte. Ntbt
Snr6t Dor unangenebmen SoIgen
ODER bIoBes Yflidtgefiibl, nidt
9anfbarfeit auein fat sic number
pollen @rrungenihaften, Sic erreidt
muroen, berbeigefubrt, fon0ern Ons
@efubI Ser ginbeit seq 3ieIs, oas
nun i'm Seuer bon &rieg uno 2eioen
.geidmieoet morben lit. 9aber iino
langatmige, mortret9e Mabmngen
un6 Heoen eigentli9 re9t iiberfliii-
fig, UNI 0em fremogeborenen EeiIe
oes amerifantihen Bolfes sic gegen.
mdrtigen 8eoirfniiie Ser Nation 3u
@eliht gu bringer. Gin @ort lit ge-
mug, elm einfa6er Mnbnrnf, onB sic
Iufgabe crit bolb gel0it lit uno 10
griinoIid becnoigt mer6en muB, mie
lie begonnen mur0e, 2el1te bon petit
miltifber geranlagung baben 6arii-
Der geiproden oaB oie beporitebenbe
Inleibe, oie in paiien6er WetIe Sic
5ieges SreibeitsanIetbe genonnt
miro, entmeoer Elm SeblidIog ooer
bod menigltens oos idmierigIte I'M
ternebmen Ser gegenpdrtigen &riiis
Iein smerbe.
Dieie Qeute baben MIR eine ober.
fldblt6e &enntnts bon ibren 2an6s-
Ienten, Defenders oem Sell, oeIfen
Biege i'm Muslanbe itan6. sic rper-
ben Ii6, ME lie idon 10 oft geton
baben, inns 8aftner f6aret; lie tper.
Ben oa3u beitragen, baB sic Sieges.
Sreibeitsnnleibe ntdt rur ge5eidnet.
ionoern iiber5ethnet miro. Sic tper.
ben ibr Sell tut aIs ein5iges @oIf
nit einem etn3iger 8iele.
Der MugerbItd 1T gefomr1et; eg
lit an Der 8eit, bob oieienigen, oies
nnfer san0 3u ibrer Seitnaf ltro;
8obnitdfte m1bIten, iib oarauf Dor.
bereiten, menr1 nottg, iogar mebr aIs
IN fruberen &ar1pagnen at tim, uno
tie mer6en es tim. Die Natto11 Der.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24

Mnd III Soma lit es jett Ben Or
beitern geietlid geifattet> fi6 CUR
8eiierung ibrer Gage gemeinidaftlth
5u organifieren. Cine 6abingebenoe
0orlage lit Dor einigen Sagen bon
BEN qeiekgebenoen @0rperi6aften an
qenDmmen moroen. @s lit rei6lth
Ipat, ober fpdt it befanntli6 inr11er
nod better ols gar 1ibt..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24

Mitrennen aus Ms1git, fir eii1en
Iabr1err MIter1 gebalten ait perben
tpie erb1rmlid)l 8eifer tanieno-
NAL fiA BON benz bortDdrtsitirmen.
Sen grob 5ertreten, ais fth bon ibm
fortreiBen at laifen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24

@enn1t 6u Sen @9lei6er NIT Dem
anbegliifen6en 2dbeln2 @r 1T oein
Sein6!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24

(Plate Service. supplied by Bureal
If Publicity. Treasury Dept, Washing
Postmaster at Cleveland, O.. April
16. 1919, as required by the Act, of
Oct 6 1917
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24

,Mir f0rnen BEL Sen ieBigen &rei-
len ni9t beiteben" ianrm1ern Die Ser
rem @ob1enmagnaten. @an8 n11er
Gon!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24

@as einmul gu S6erben gepor-
Sen, miro nie tpieoer eth gan5er Eopf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24
ic strars- rribeits anlribe

AAt WrImbe, luarnm Sic bahei
lalfem ipllten.
Sc lit Ous lebtemal, baB sic Ne
gieru,lg iib I'M f~inanBtelle Silte an
Gas &olf nelloet.
Da oas &plf Sic Negierung lit, 10
teibcn Sic oas @elO ia nur iid
Ielbft. /,
Ahten sic auf SIR eigcnes ,Sn
tereiie 3uerlt! Sbre alererite YIlidh.
lit cs, benl San0e 3u bclfen, in oclt.
Sic unO SIRE Mnacb0rigcn lcbca'
1no mobnen bleiben, IS lit mo.
bleibt fiir imlncr oos bette uao grcB.
artiglte 2anO ser @elt Die Ser.
eiinigtcn 5toaten ppn Amertra.
Sc eber oie Rcglcuung imitan0t
lit, ibre eiue,lcn 1inan5-A nacle9en.
beiten 5u regeln, oeitu eber meroen
.llornnale 3nlt1n0e eintreten uno nllt.
iblen Nrbeit uno WoblltanO fir alle
Men, Sic ueu Yereinigten Stoa
ten belfen, 70 belfeu Sic oal1it olld
sem Nanoe sSbrer @cburt uno Ser.
funft, ia scr gnll3cn @elt. Splpn
ocrs Sic pom &rieg 10 id3mer ntit9r'
nomn,cuen 9qnber gurDpas una;
Alicns eruartcn iinan5icle uno tam
mer5iene Silfe, 9eiltano un0. Inter.
1tiitung, 3ufubr pm Nabrnlilsnllt:
telt1, &lei0eru uim., bon Sen Tcrel:
nigten 5toutcn bon Amerifa.
Stir fln1en ibncn nidt helfcn
aaBcr Sic bclfcn Crfcl Sam.
@cnn Sic nidt helf.M limo :5it
niht MIR lllmert oicles 2onNcs, for
ocrsi allh Ors SoItrs Sbrcr AbfHlft
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24

xPaate Service. supplied ny Bureau
Of pnh.iciry. Treasury Dept. Washing
Tor. N &. translation 6led with the
Postmaster sat Cleveland, 0. April
lS 1913, as required by the Act oil
Ocr. & 1871
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24

tPlate Service Supplied by Bureau
ton. u. c.. translation ruled with the
Postmaster at Cleveland, 0. April
l6, f9I9. as required by the Act OF
Oct. 6. 1"17)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-24

lungI tlu)t lnr Aencll, fonocrn mn.
setrnas BON ihren materiellen @iitcnn
Sic merben an1 rid1tincn 8lobe Itc.
ben, lid inter Der Tohne Scr Trct.
belt neriamnleln un0 Scr Matinn lei.
lcn, mas tie bral,cbt, oalnit en- ci>t,-
aes 8olf feline 9cltimmlna critic
Dob Sic als ihmerer Not acrettctc
,Sreiheit anf Grbcn bIcihe.
Or. @rprae s.. Moi er.
Nebaftrltr. louisville Mnseiucr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-24
WINTHROP

Dangerous Haze Started by
Boys Playing with Matches
Red Cross Members En-
tertained at Jenkins Cove
Lightning Destroys Norris
Bros.' Farm Buildings
The fire alarm was sounded NJ about
r n Tussday for what proved to CO
smart blaze IN shed directly back
of Kinds barber shop and the Direct
Importing Cos. store. The hose COM
pany got in quick and efficient work
and prevented the fire from spreading
&c the nearby stores Of c. p ReweIi and
G. T. Wilson. The building, which was
owned by Mrs Mary r w Bailey, was
badly burned. The fra is supposed to
have started by small boys. playing in
the shed with matches.
The LueIla 2. Beale Student Associa-
uon held a business meeting Monday
evening AZ the home Of the secretary,
MS Rose B. Shaw, voted to hold the
reunion AZ the schoolhouse On Thurs
Gay afternoon, Aug. IA. with roll call,
q Socia- hour and refreshments.
Frederick Sturtevant of Pennington is
guest Of Mrs. c W. Taggart
Mrs J 4 Foster and Mrs Mabel ?.
Keene returned Tuesday from orr's
Island, where they have been enjoy
ing an outing
Members IF Albert r. Frost W R. c.
enjoyed delightful outing Tuesday by
invitation Of Mrs. Ralph Craig at her
bsa1tl1A4 cottage al jenkins Cove. An
appenzlng picnic dinner was served at
the noon aour. Delicious ice cream and
cake were nost oountifuIly provided by
the genlal 1os;ess
Miss Alice Mcdonald Of Maiden.
Mass, and Nj ana Mrs Fred Comm
Rolph Of R0x9ury. Mass, have been
guests recently Of NJ. and Mrs. ". y.
kimhal
M-. and Ms Frank ]. Small and
son Knowlton Of Old Town and D z
Small and Z. 8. Small Of Lltchdeld
were calling IN relatives and friends IN
winthrop Tuesday.
Funera! services for Leonard Riggs
we're held al his home on the Read
field road Tuesday afternoon. conducted
by Rev. Mr.. Jones Of the Friends
church. The .nternent was a. Glen
side Cemetery.
Rev. and Mrs. J. z. Bragdon visited
relatives Z West Gardiner this week.
4 heavy thunder shower passed over
this town Tuesday afternoon. Electric
cars were delayed. telephone and cleo
t-tc light service being crippled The
arm buildings Of Norris Bros. back Of
NJ PisEah. vera struck and destroyed
The livestock N the stable was saved
Mrs<W Y N.mbaH and sister. Miss
Mabel Stafford. visited Mrs. Kimbalr 9
daughter Mr.. Edwards. 1t Augusta.
Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-24

Sherwood, bored alike with her So
ciety life and her hypochondriac hus-
band OF course there is another
man and the woman frankly admits
she would like to steal away and
spend an entire week with the man
she loves Conventions. naturally.
do not permit such a thing.
At this point, the man. tSydney
Ainsworth) meets a charming girl of
the very highest principles in Marion
Roche talso played by Miss Fred
erick-) He induces her to take the
place of Mrs. Sherwood in the lat
ter's home and explains that she will
only encounter her husband at din
her. As his most powerful argu-
ne1t- he deliberately lies and says
that Mrs. Sherwood is prevented
from visiting her sick child in the
country through the cruel restric-
tons Of her husband. Marion re-
luctant]y consents. The change ;s
made At night and what happens is of
such a nature that screen history is
made.
Not only are the stage settings for
this Goldwyn picture of the richest
but the gowns are simply astounding
In their beauty. The acting is. of
course. of the very highest order. not
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-24
LOCALS

q, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ". Ball are
entertaining at their home. No. 222
State street. Mrs. Balls mother Mrs.
James Hudson Of Guiiford. also her
niece, Miss Dorothy Warren of Do
yer, and nephew, Sergt Paul War
rem OF Dover. The latter arrived
Wednesday afternoon. having recent
" returned from France. where ne
served a year and a half with the
Sanitary Department as q chemist,
he bling a graduate of the University
Of Maine. Mr.. and Miss Warren are
brother and sister and it is the first
time they have seen each other for
three years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-24
@Old Steamer" Islander
E Still Doing 1t

Former ksnnehec River Faverits
Still Running Between Newark and
Bayonne. N. J., and as Ever, Is
Going Some
Thousands of Maine People viii re-
member with pleasure the old steamer
Islander. the first Of that name to run
from Augusta TO Boothbay Harbor and
the islands. She was built in 1SSs at
Bath, Is 10s.3 feet IN length. Is n
breaGtt: and draw SIS feet, measuring
III GROSS and 81 net tonnage. She has
20 indicated horsepower and was the
''slipperyist thing in these waters. She
carried about 100 passengers She was
sold years ago and for a long time ran
out of Providence. being said 20 be
able to show her heels to anything up
and down the Providence river. Word
now comes that she is in service be-
tween Newark and Bayonne. Y. =
II may be of interest 70 add that the
Present Islander. the fast and comfort
able boat that carries many hundreds
of people hack and forth on the same
Augusta Islands route. was built in
1873 at East Boothbay. is D.s feet long
49, wide and draws SIS feet She meas
ures = gross and ae net tons She has
80 indicated horsepower and can set
the pace for anything in Kennebec wa
terS.
Islander has been a happy name for
speedy and safe boats on the old Ken
nebec
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AMUSEMENTS

LONE WEEK OF LIFE"
STARTLEs AND APPEALS
Unique Film Story with Pzulins
Frederick a. the Star will be Sesn
at the Colonial Today. Dual Role
Of Entirely Opposite Types Played
by Famous Actress. Other Good
Things on the Program.
-One Week Of Life"-it means so
much 10 some people. II the aver
age individual were granted it, II is
hard TO tell just what he or she
would do for these seven days. What
life really is TO some people is en-
tirely different from the conception
held by others.
One Week of Life strikingiv
proves this. It Is a Goodwin photo
play by Cosmo Hamilton and Pauline
Frederick is the brilliant star upon
whose art depends the development
Of the story II viii be seen at the
Colonial theatre today and because
it has attracted attention every
where as well as because of the fame
of the star il is sure To be greeted by
crowded houses.
Miss Frederick rs called upon TO
enact two characters. both entirely
different in type This is not done
by the conventional double exposure
for the two women Miss Fredrick
impersonates never meet IN the play.
First she lis seen as Mrs. Kingsley
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SHE FIGHTS UNDERWORLD
PLOTS WITH HER BEAUTY

Mary Regan," the mystery girl.
VIII be seen at the Colonial theatre
On Friday. Good news IT il. for An
gusta people have been waiting for
the appearance Of this much-taiked
OF picture. Anita Stewart. charming
and dynamic, will be seen in the title
part She Is the daughter of
notorious convict and a gang of So
cfery intrigues try TO use her AZ
tool to make capital Of this fact.
How Mary contracts a marriage to
reform the son Of a rich man. how
she becomes hopeIessly involved in
the schemes of the blackmailers ana
now at last she energies 20 find true
love Is grippingly told in the play
Adv.
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in q guest 1T the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs 3. c. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth Brown have
returned from windemsre whsre
they have been spending several
days
Paul Richards who has been ia
the c. 3. army for the last two years
has received his discharge and re-
turned home.
The Misses Sadie Morrow. Rather
inc and Marguerite Cuslfnan and
Lola Garland Of WINSTON sang Of
the Benton Falls Congregational
church Sunday with Miss Dsiraa
Bovine Of watervfrle - orxanist
Mrs. Thomas Monear and MrA
James Dean Of WINSTON recenfiy
passed q day In Clinton.
Mrs willard Gilmore and
sons. Clare and Arthur and MS
srett Huuter weFe cAi1fng ~
lives Tn Psttsleld SATURDAY
- - rrx Fremont WftcnE ofl
evfs Head pa1ssd -
~. wiscnsrs Ssashtsf' AA 1Arrv
Pollard.
Mrs Jossn BFuwn has raeurnsd |
from worsn Haven wnsss sAs n.sl
bean passing several wa1ks wsEn mar
dsnaheGr. Mn Lsoa oonua
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When ministers Of some Of the great
est communions IN the land endorse
They say what they know to be the
truth They have put Tanlac 10 the
test Of personal service and have nor
found II wanting.
The proprietors Of Tanlac have ra-
ceived countless testimonials from peo-
pie in every walk Of life. earnestly com
nending if Among them are num-
Der from prominent ministers of va
rieus churches. A few of these ara
printed below.
Rev. w C. Norton is pastor of re
Wesley Memorial church of Jackson
vile. Fla He says--"I suffered f-or,
chronic Indigestion for years. I seldom
slept wen and had severe headaches
Since taking Taniac I feel As well az
ever did-sfeep splendidly and eat any
thing l want Taniac mas restored my
health ami feel il my duty 10 recon-
mend il"
Rev A. II. Sykes. pastor Of watkins
Park PRESBYTERIAN church. Nashville
Tenn. says:--M--s. Sykes suffered from
stomach and kidney troubles and a
nervous breakdown. Taalac restored
her healf71-she Is gaining strength and
flesh IA pidly-her fun restoration is but
a question OF time.
Rev. z. G. Butler pastor of Central
Baptist church. Muskogee. Okla. says:
II had attacks of acute indigestion.
Results from taking TarIlac have been
Most safisfzctory-am glad TO recon-
mend II as the best medicine 1 have
ever tried
Rev r. N. wfnburn. Methodist. San
Antonio. Tex. says.-"f had no appe-
fate-snsYerea from weastness and gen.
eral debiIify-couid not work withou.
quickly firing. Found TanlAc just what
my ayAfem needed I consider Taulac
q ssod medicine 10 build mp run-dgwn
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