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dono telcgramoje datuotoje saus.
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francrzu ir japonu misiju Citos
.(Sibire) telegrama is sausio 10 d.
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'Amerikos inzinieriu ir. Raudono-
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grama datuota saus. 30 d. Char
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kutsko pusej.
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pm. 4+3I s. Halsted st. Prade-
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man islipo per langa, pasikabi-
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isnese,
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nu.
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New Yorko kalbetojas, izymaus
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Masnes, po jo Marylando sena-
torius ]. |. France, Scott Nea-
ring. Sidney Hillman. Duncan
Mcdonald ir k Penkios desimts
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10 istatymus. Auku surinkta Ike.
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pranesama. kad holScvikinis SUI
kilimas ant Saclaiino salos at
kirto 200 japcnp kalnakasiu If
kad il ncispiaut'l. pa
sal Portslnouthe suta1si, radary-
IA po rusu katei su jaropais vie
aa sachalino dalis buvo pavcsta
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he.
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(I-ietuvos a'rsta. praneSimq)
GENEROLAS ZUKAUS-
KAS PASKIRTAS Wy
RIAUSIU VADU IR
KRASTO APSAUGOS MI
NISTERIU. VALSTYBES
TARYBON PRIIMTI At
STOVAI IS MAzOSIOS
LIEUvQS.
LIETUVOS KARININKAI
PASIzADA KITU METU
SUKAKTUVES NUO LAI-
KO SUSIORGANIZAVIMO
APvAIKscIOTI VILNIU-
JE.
Lietuvos Atstovybe gavusi yra
neoficialiai is Kauno nuo Jul
Bielskio, pro Berlina is 81 d
sausio sitokia kablegrana:
"Lenku Komisija atvyk ~ =
It's delei apsimainyino hel3 3 8
If daei SsYsisjekimu, e -,
Zukauskasei; es-S =
init vieta w. ] iojo Vado il
Krasto Apsaugos Ministerio. At
stoai is Mazosios Prusu Lietu-
vos yra priimti Nalstybes Tary-
don. Sausio seSta diena Kaunas
yra apvaiksSiojes pirmas metines
sukaktuyes nuo lietuvos ka-
riuomenes suorganllavimo. To-
Sc iSkilmese dalyvavo Angliios il
Amerikos misiju atstovai, ,vyriau
sias vadas If stabas, taipgs kari
hinkai nuo fronto. kfekvienas
karininlSas tvirtai pasizade'o sves
ii kitu metu sukaktuves Nilniule
Didziausia uzuojauta (ovacijos) J
il pritarimas buvo reiSkiami
Ellsworth American., 1920-05-19
West Sullivan.

Mrs. Addie Havey and daughter
Saiena are home from East Sullivan.
Miss Agnes Holt is visiting her un-
Gle, Capt. Holt, at South Gouldsboro.
William II. Moore has returned
home to Prospect Harbor. after
spending the winter with his daugh-
ter. Mrs. II. H. Hayey.
Mrs. Doris Martin and friend. of
Bangor were Sunday visitors at John
Sargents
Mrs. B. X. Joy spent a few days
recently in Bangor.
Friday evening a large crowd as
sembled at X. of P. hall, where the
grammar and primary pupils gave an
excellent program. followed by a box
supper for the benefit of the gram
mar school ball team. The program
was carried out in splendid manner,
and showed much work on the part
of the boys and girls and the leader
Mrs. Weatherbee. Bradbury Smith
auetioneered the boxes off in his us
ual pleasing manner. Proceeds.
over 500.
Herbert Ashe of Ellsworth recently
visited his mother, Mrs. Andrew
| Doran..
Mrs. Edith B. Hysom is in Ston-
| ington on business.
A. NJ. Weatherbee spent the week
end at Lincoln
That Sullivan is starting the base
ball season of with a bang can be
readily shown by the number of
/ games played this past week. as fol-
lows: Wednesday afternoon the ex-
I ceptionally strong grammar school
| team played a game with the high
school, and although the younger
! players lost, the score of ST shows
that they gave the high school boys
good run for their money" Thurs
day afternoon the high school boys
met team composed of town and
grammar school players, and again
! the high school won; score, So
Saturday, however. was a red-letter
day, with double-header. The high
school team played first, winning
easily from Winter Harbor high by
the score of S-4 Halls pitching and
Gordon's fielding for Sullivan were
indeed worthy of mention. After
this game, the Sullivan grammar
school played and won from the fast
Ellsworth Aces, but only after a
hard-fought game, by the score OF
l5-9. The Ellsworth boys put up q
strong game, and showed that they
had the right stuff in them. The
Sullivan boys played strong through
out the game. and will take chance
with any grammar school team In
Hancock county.
May II. ''Une Annie
Ellsworth American., 1920-05-19

he County Commissioners OF Han
rl. Con rs. Mairn.

To the County Commissioners of Han
cock County, Maine:
The undersigned citizens and tax
payers of the town of Mount Desert,
to change the location OF q portion OF
the county road leading from Somes-
VILE village to Northeast Harbor. Seal
Harbar and otter Creek in accordance
with plan made by Edgar |. Lord on
August !. 1911, and described as fol-
lows
Beginning in the center of the
county road on top OF the hill north of
the dwelling OF Charles q. Bordeaux,
and near station ~ on the plan of the
relocation OF the county road from
Somesville corner TO Northeast Harbor,
made tn 1903 hy Charles p Simpson
thence north 20 degrees 20 minutes
west 1852 feet. thence north 3f degrees
81 minutes west iti.s feet; thence
north "a degrees 81 minutes west S9.a
feet: thence north 50 degrees 9 min
utes west ITS feet; thence north f2 de-
grees as minutes west 1oa3 feet
west ifs.s feet; thence north IS de-
Rrcos ! minutes west SIS feet; thence
north Is degrees 7 minutes west s5.T
feet, thence north IS degrees 81 min
utes west 1854 feet: thence north 90
degrees 10 minutes west 2oi.e feet:
thence north Fl degrees 8 minutes west
minutes west 9a.s feet; thence north IS
degrees ss minutes west 1875 feet.
thence north az degrees So minutes
west i42.2 feet to a point In the center
of the said county road about eleven
feet northeasterly from the face of a
large ledge boulder on land formerly l..
II. Somes. and at or near station 12 on
said 1909 plan OF relocation.
ALLEN r. SMITH and
Sixty-one others
Ellsworth American., 1920-05-19
500 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
been able to cure in all its stages and
chat is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
i3f1ueneed by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken in
fernally and acts through the blood on
the mucous surfaces of the system
thereby destroying the foundation of
the disease. giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and as
zisting nature in doing its work The
Broprietors have so much faith in the
curative powers of Halls Catarrh
Medicine that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that II fails to
cure Send for list of testimonials
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo.
Ohio. Sold by all Druggists. Use.
Ellsworth American., 1920-05-19
SOUNDS A WARNING.
Rev. r. b. Mathews Deplores Drift
Toward Capitalization.

Rev. r. B. Mathews of the Ellis
worth Congregational church was
one of the principal speakers We'd
| nesday at the congregational con-
4 ference in Portland. The Portland
Press says of his address:
The tendency of Congregationalists
towards Capitalization was roundly de-
plored in a forceful address by Rev.
r. b. Mathews of Ellsworth Mr..
Mathews predicted that If they carry
out their present drift, the Congrega-
tionalists will be within twenty years
either Presbyterians or Episcopalians.
He declared that no church was as
disloyal to the ministry II has bred as
the Congregational church. The Con-
gregational ministry was becoming de-
pleted. he said. and for excellent
reason, for the young minister was
well aware that no matter what his
ability, nine-tenths OF the largest
churches of the Congregational de-
nomination would choose a recaleitrant
Methodist or a coquettish Baptist in
preference to him.
So. too. he warned Congregational
ism against surrendering up it's
churches and its colleges under the
sway of the optimistic belief that the
Congregational influence would perme-
ate those fortunate enough to pick
these churches and colleges up.
In the course of his address, which
had to do with Pilgrim methods of
worship and a comparison of those
methods with the methods of the pres
ent day. Mr.. Mathews exalted what he
called the Pilgrim high churchman-
ship" saying that the Pilgrim church
man believed as absolutely in the di-
vine origin OF the Congregational
policy as did the devout Catholic in the
divine origin of the Church of Rome.
Unfortunately the present day
church was wasting. disintegrating
and throwing away this Pilgrim high
churchmanship, Mr.. Mathews said.
other virtues which we might well
borrow from the Pilgrim church. upon
which Mr.. Mathews also dwelt. were
the serious attitude OF the Pilgrims
towards religious work; the domina-
tion of their political conceptions with
the idea of the theocracy of God: and
their democracy On the last he laid
particular stress, saying that in these
days of class war and strife when the
Bolsheviki run In the land We might
well look back TO the days when
democracy was not a delusion or an
illusion, but dominant factor /
the length and breadth of
the land.
Ellsworth American., 1920-05-19
STATE or MAINE
To the Honorable. the Ina.
of Hancock. A'r the Coanfs

To the Honorable. the -
~ sV1ste ~ Iourt IN and for tRs ~ ths
OF Hancock: "e County
Respectfully represents n
pnnhan panIann, Of springtield in the thessfy si w.
law OF Dyer r. Jordan. is, heirs.at
worth, In said County OF Es.o OF Ellis.
ceased, intestate. that saSS J1oek, de-.
Jordan al the time of his acyer p
tae owner OF certain real estsase vas
Ateu IN said Ellsworth. bounses STU.
described as follows, wiz pea and
on the southeast corner of tb inntng
lot on the east side of Union wharf
lsAs Owned In common by n r Ner Ia
oaiFlnti. leck and said DyerP Io.sala,
thence westerly in the soutbs.StSo ofdaa.
of said Austin, Peck and Jorsen line
said river at low water MARI. 10y to
by said river AZ low water MARI seaet ssaet
eight degrees east thirty-eIrbt south
thence north eighty-two degrees ieet. ~.
six rods. thence uortherfy Ia as east
Of beginning. Also a right Of W., pace
rods wide east of said lot ana :, NO
uortherly and easterly 10 ~. N.saes
road near dwelling house former" "Ea v.
fore travelled, The above coursss el9' Il99'
by compass in ts4S. That vou- are
titiouer is one of the hetrs-af "a s,,cs Pc
Dyer Y. Jordan. deceased. and thst "a ~
other heirs-atlaw Of said ascS.ssaass w :
live in and are inhabitants Of dyftssa.std q
estate cannot dispose of their ssn,rs.l "a !
interests without loss; that the ns-sss ~
and addresses OF some Of said ~
heirs-at-law Of said deceased sa a. 81
known 10 your petitioner are az ~ n
lows, Carrie w. Hutchins. New ps5
ford. Mass. Heirs or devisoas =,
Laura %. Sims, Minneapolis N,,,
Heirs or devisees of Frank Jordss
Caribou. Maine. Sarah r. whjtrno,a
SomervIlie. Mass That at the TINA y,
the death of said Dyer r. Jordan tb..t
were numerous other such hetrs-at .Isy
to his estate residents OF dlYcrsr,
states. whose addresses or the names
and addresses OF those succeeding l.
title to such other helrs-at-law ara
now unknown to your petitions
wherefore your petitioner prays that
the administrator de bonfs nor OF sa5
Dyer r. Jordan's estate be authorized
TO sell said real estate at public or
private sale and distribute the pro.
ceeds. after paying expenses among ali
the present hetrs-at law OF said d..
ceased Dyer +. Jordan ac~c-al~g- 10
their respective rights therein ami for
such other orders or decrees In ns
premises as may seem 10 your Honor.
able Court proper.
HENRY W. pI-NHAM
Dated Al Springfield this 2tth day o,
April 4. y. 1890
Ellsworth American., 1920-05-19

Fred Dodge has returned to his
aOme in Belfast, after an extended
visit with his sister. Mrs H. E.
Perkins.
Mrs. Ruth Smith returned Friday
from Bangor, where she has been
visiting her son Mark
Mrs. Mayo Of Milo spent the week
end in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. Varnum, the guest of her daugh-
ter, Miss Blanche Mayo.
Miss Esther Leach was home from
her school at West Brooksville last
week, on account of a severe cold.
Clark high school held another
social at the hall Friday evening.
There will be a stated meeting of
Penobseot chapter, o. E. S.. at Ma
sonic hall Friday evening, May 21.
A program will be presented and re-
freshments served. II is hoped that
there will be a large attendance.
Mrs. G. Leslie Hale and mother.
Mrs. Thomas, have gone to Islesboro
for the summer.
Mrs. Ida Wardwell has gone to
Oastine as nurse in the home of Miss
Wescott.
Buford Leach has moved his fam.
ily to Islesboro. where he has employ.
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Perkins are
receiving congratulations on tbs
birth of a daughter, born May IA.
Miss Myrtle Leach has returned
from Portland where she has been re
aeiving treatment for her eyes.
May II. "Woodlocke."
Ellsworth American., 1920-05-19


elected at annual meeting of Hancock
County Savings bank, Ellsworth.
Maine. May 10. 1890.
Officers;
Harvard G. Jordan. president !;
Charles IT, Burriil. treasurer.
Trustees
r Carroll Burrill. y. u. Walker. A.
F. Burnham, Harvard c. Jordan.
Charles r. Bnrrill
Corporations
A. r Burnham. Il. Il. Walker, G. r.
Alexander. Frank Dunleavy. c. r.
Rurrin A. Il. CrAbtree. A.. G. Stover.
Harold p, Carter. Frank Heath. O, W.
Foss. w F. Chute, Schuyler Clark,
William Small. f c. Burriil, Ralph
wescott Lewis HodKkins. A. f. Farms
worth. Henry Sargent. H. c. Stratton.
H. H. Harden Frank Gould. John
Brimmer. Forrest Siisby. H. G. Jordan.
G. J Brown. L. r. Giles. p. r Kearna,
c X Foster, A. H. Pareher, f. p.
small. r. w. Wakefield. VI. D..
Chatto, Harry Smith. c ". wiggin.
Attest: CHAS. r. BuRRiLL Clerk.
Ellsworth American., 1920-05-19

whereas Hattie NJ. Rlngmau OF Ia
moine, Hancock county. Maine. by her
mortgage deed dated July II, 1917 and
recorded in the registry Of deeds tor
sac. page Sos. conveyed 10 me-. The
undersigned. certain parcels ot real ss-
tate situate In the said town oi IA
motne. in the said county Of Hancock,
bounded and described as follows on
the north by land now or formerly q
SllAs Coolidge. east by wild land
south by land now or formerly Of Ehen
II. Whitaker. west by Jordan's river.
containing In the whole nIty acres
more or less. and being the northern
part OF lot conveyed to HREer Whi'ta.
ker by NJ. Rose Nicholas and
Hlppolite De Iarroch. by deed dated
March 2. A. ~. 1897. and recorded 10
the registry of deeds for Hancock
wood lot In said LAmolne adjoining
lot now or formerly owned or occupied
by Joel r. Young. Also the wood lot
IN said I.amotne known as the Gore
parcels Of land situated IN I-amoine in
said county of Hancock and being
described In certain mortgage deed
from A. Myrtle Springer TO Alexander
c. Hagerthy dated June >. 1911. and re-,
corded In said Hancock registry o.
deeds In book s1a, page 1si 10 when
deed and the record thereof reference
Ia here made for a more particular
description. All OF the above described
parcels OF land are bounded on north
by land now or formerly OF Silas
Coolidge. on the south by land 81 tht
late Stiilrnan King: on the east by !Ahd
Of said King and on the west by
iordan'E river: and whereas the con
dltion Of said mortgage has beer
broken. now Therefore by reason ot
the breach OF condition thereof !
claim a foreclosure OF said mortgage
and give this notice for that purpose.
ALEXANDER c. HAGERTHY.
by r. r. Mason
his Attorney
Ts4aarrartb Nsnfna sfa,. 80 YQan
Ellsworth American., 1920-05-19

County Agent Bridges estimates
that the potato acreage in Hancock
county this year will be only about s5
per cent. of what it was last year.
Little planting has been done as yet
except of small garden stuff. but the
warm weather of this week has
started things humming on the farm
The high cost of living" garden,
says Mr.. Bridges, has perpetuated the
war garden" of Two years ago.
Ellsworth American., 1920-05-19

All automobile road records from
Bangor and Ellsworth are being
broken this year. A travelling man
left Bangor at 9 o'clock yesterday
morning, and arrived in Ellsworth at
, o'clock the same morning; but the
return trip occupied two hours Oh,
no; no catch to it. Just the differ
ence between daylight-saving and no
daylight-saving time.
Ellsworth American., 1920-05-19

To all persons interested in either OF
the estates hereinafter named
In and for the County Of Hancock. on
the eighteenth day of Nav in the
year OF our. Lord one thousand nine
ment from the eleventh day of said
May A. d 1899 term OF said court
The following matters having been
presented for the action thereupon
hereinafter Indicated. IT Is HEREBY
That notice thereof be given to all
OF this order to be published three
weeks suecessively In The Ensworth
ssS ssgn pHeihsnsd ihas At
may appear at probate court TO be
held at Ellsworth on the eighth day
Of june A. d. 1920. at ten Of the
thereon IL they see cause.
J. Albert Hammond. late OF Goulds-
horo, IN said county. deceased Pc
ution that w. b, BlaiadeM or some
other suitable person be appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of said de-
ceased. presented by Nora Hammond,
widow of said deceased.
Albion r. Alley, late OF Bar Harbor.
in said county, deceased. First and
final account of Linnie g. Alley. aa-
ministratrix. flied for settlement
John p. Bragdon, minor. ofFrank-
lin. In said county First and final ac-
count OF G. J. Murch, guardian, filed for
settlement
JRhn =. BAENph. q MINOR nA
lin, in said county. Resignation of c.
J. Murch. guardian. filed
Frank Spratt. late of Bar HRrbor, in
said county, deceased. Petition filed
by Hugh r. Spratt. administrator, for
license TO sell certain real estate of
said deceased, situated In Trenton, In
said county, and more fully described
in said petition.
Frances s. Pepper. late of Philadel-
phia Pennsylvania. deceased. Petition
fled by William Pepper and o. II. Perry
Pepper. executors of the last VIII and
testament of said deceased. that the
amount of the Inheritance tax on the
estate OF said deceased be determined
by the Judge of probate.
Witness Bertrand f, Clark, Judge Of
said court at Ellsworth this eighteenth
day of May In the year OF
our Lord one thousand nine hundred
ROBERT p. KING. Register.
A true copy.
Attest; ROBERT p. KING.
Register.
Ellsworth American., 1920-05-19

: The memory of the boys of 81"
will be kept fresh by the boys of the
World war. This year. in Ellsworth.
as all over the country, the young
veterans of the American Legion will
unite with the old veterans of the
G. A. r. in the observance of
Memorial day. In few years at
most. the burdens of the day will fall
upon these younger shoulders and the
last remnants of the Grand Army
may be enrolled as honorary mem
bers of the American Legion.
Ellsworth American., 1920-05-19
STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK S. Al a Probate Cour,
held AT Ellsworth In and FOR said
County of Hancock. on the ilth day Of
May in the year OF our Lord one
thousand mine hundred and tv enty
on the foregoing petition
ORDERED. That notice thereof hs
given to all persons Interested tg saus-
ing 4 sony OF said petHioa and tbis er.
der thereon to be published tFf.-
weeks snccesslVelS la The El}sv7rte
American. n newspaper published az
Filsw8rth in said county that th,f
may appear AT Probate Coarl GO t-
held at Ellsworth IN and fer said ragg
~. On the sth day OF July A. .
1890. at ten o'clock 10 the forenoon
aud show cause, II any they have. why
the prayer OF the petitioner should not
be granted -.-
Judge o; probate
a true copy
Attest: ROBERT p. NfSi.
Reg s'Fr
Ellsworth American., 1920-05-19
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK COUNTY IS. .,
Taken this s,h day day Of Of Nay. 4 y
1920. on lien execution for 'a1es
dated April 20. 1890, issued on a lsn
Judgment for taxes rendered hy W.
Ellsworth municipal court, az EIs,
worth. within and for said County oi
Hancock at a term thereof begun ahe
held at said Ellsworth on The nfs.
Tuesday Of April. A. p, 1899, TO w IN
the i2th day OF April. A y ls-V j.
for the town OF I.amoine, Han,,sS,,sA -
eounty. Maine, for the year \ u I'i',
agains, Edward f. MoFarlandd, o'
Auburn, AndroscogEin county. MANI
and against the real estate ~
matter described for the sum Q.
six dollars and ffty cents dtV
damage diamase' and twelve dollars TO- TO-
gether with interest from said ls'h o. Gss
OF April, A. d. 1920. and fftesn ,1, ggH,s IL
more for writ of execution, ana VIII ~ ~
sold at public auction at the oUtv ~
Fred l. Mason. In said Ellswor5hss ~ ~
the highest bidder. on the 18Th day
June, a. u. 1890, at ten o'clock, IN ".
forenoon. the least undivided L.iiSsa
tional part OF the following descT - -
real estate situated In said t-tu'o'n5 "a
that any person bidding viii take ~ ~
pay the amount due on SAID exc ,a'ri
with all necessary charges OF SAFE, ~ ~
the said Edward =. Mcfarland sanss TSs
or had in and to the S4s6
on the Tth day of February, a. y. ,Ls
at one O'Clock and IS minutes IN "a as
afternoon. the time when the same "tS so
attached on the writ In same SUI, "
enforce the plaintiffs lien claim ihss XXI
on for taxes assessed against salu ssid
estate by the assessors of the saTI
town OF Lamoine, for the year a.
1918. TO wit. against the ioiloN Ma
described real estate situated IN go
Lamoine, bounded on the north by La.- Lan
Of J. II. Carter; on the east by PaI,
fridge Cove: on the south by lane, a. a.
II. p. Phillips; on the west oy Is
moine town-line, and containihB
acres l,1,,,,-
Sheriff.