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A10EOpC ~ l41C Otl1LCN OLdNCCs NAtoOSA
fear of further political and economic
disturbance abroad.
Washington, Nov. 18TH The Presi-
dent believes that the people of the
United States will sympathize with any
move to be taken by the Allied Govern
ments to prevent the restoration of the
HohenZollerns to power in Germany.
although the United States Government,
in accordance with the long established
policy, will not take any definite action
in the matter which has been brought up
by the return to Germany Of the Crown
Prince Frederick William.
London, Nov 16th.-A peerege has
been conferred on Lord Robert Cecil, Pri-
Wy Seal in the Baldwin Cabinet and pro-
minent %proponent of the League Of Ma
tons. Lord Robert Cecil held bis pre-
sent title as a younger son Of the third
Marquis OF Salisbury.
Lausanne Nov. 16th.-Maurice Con-
rade, Swiss engineer, and his alleged
accomplice Paul POlonnine. a Russian,
were acquitted by a jury today Ct the
assassination of Va5lav Vorovsky, So
Wet Envoy to the Second Lausanne Con-
ference. who was shot and killed here on
May 10th last.
London, Nov. 6th.-(Canadian Press
Lieutenant Col. Andrew Hamilton Gault,
who organized. equipped and command.
ed the Princess Patricia's Canadian
Light Infantry and distinguished him
self in the war and who now resides in
England, will be an active participant
in the British general elections. Col.
Gault has )nsentod TO accept the Con-
sentative nomination for the Taunton
Division of Somerset, in opposition to
the sitting member Mr.. J. H. Simpson,
Liberal, whose defeat of Sir Archer Crit
fifth BJscowen, Minister of Agriculture
in the Coalition Government. was one
of the surprises Of the last general
election.
London. Nov. 10Th. by Canadian
Press Amid cheers and the singing of
AUD Lang Syne" a settlement of the
long drawn-out dispute on overtime and
night shift. agreement was reached to-
night between the representatives of the
Boilermakers Union and the Federation
of Engineering and Shipbuilding Trades
and the terms of the set Element have
been submitted to the boilermakers for
a ballot thereon. 1t is said the new
agreement meets The boilermakers' con-
tentlons and it is expected that a re-
sumption Of work will follow the TAX
ing Of the vote. Ten thousand boiler
makers have been locked out since the
end of April last. as a result of the
dispute,
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Franklin,


Miss Eleanor Moody of Newburyport,
Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. d. L.
Tracey.
Mrs, Clay of Cambridge, Mass. has
joined her son, Pastor Clay, of the
Methodist church, for the summer
They have a lady friend as guest for
short time.
Maurice Lowe Of Washington, D. c..
is the guest of Mrs j. W. Baisdell.
who, with her mother, her boys and
niece, Miss Catherine, is occupying
Knoll Top" Georges pond, for the
season.
Miss Alice Bunker, of the pension
office at Washington, is with her
mother, Mrs. Susan Bunker, and her
sister, Miss Katie for her vacation.
Mrs. j. \. MacLane of Washington,
d, c., and Mrs. Frank Arnold of Bos-
ton, arrived here Saturday and
motored to Hancock Point, where they
are guests at the Tarratine house,
The meetings of the ladies' aid So
ciety viii be held monthly during the
summer. At Jhe July session, with
Mrs. Nettie Dyer, there We're forty
present.
1t is hoped that the citizens gener-
ally will bear in mind the date for
Radcliffe Chautauqua, July p to "a,
and help sustain the organization by
their presence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bragdon of
Waltham, Mass, with friends, who
have been guests of II. Il. Bragdon and
wife, have returned home.
July 16. b.
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PROSPECT. IIARKOR

DR.. and Mrs +. T. Larrabee, with their
son Frederick Of Washburn, were recent
week end visitors at DR.. c. C.Larrabee'
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Kingston OF Bos-
ton are enjoying their annual yiait with
the W, +. Bruces.
Miss Martha Coupe of Hyde PARK,
Mas, is a guest OF the Pratts at tLt i. y
cottage,
Mrs. Chester Hamilton, student Of
the L. of NJ, summer school, came home
from, Orono to spend the week end with
her husband,
Mr., and Mrs. w +. Dodge of Eoston
are Spending their vacation with Mr.. aad
Mrs, Rupert Blauce.
Mrs. John {. Guptill of Goul&shoro
was week end guest of Mrs. Elizabeth
Deasy, and vas ioine Sunday at dinner
by Mrs. Maria Guptil and Miss Julia
Gurtill.
Capt. G. w Colwell is having electric
lights installed in his house.
July 9. {.
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Prof and Mrs. Charles Woods, of
Boston, are at the home of their son,
Harry Woods. Mrs. Woods expects to
remain here all summer.
Miss Anna Young spent the week
end with friends at Bar Harbor.
Mrs Mary Kittredge Gray of Milton
Mass, is visiting her parents, Millard
Kittredge and wife.
Harvey Bragdon spent a few days
recently with his mother, Mrs Lizzie
Bragdon.
A son, Robert Scammon, was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Crabtree of
Hancock, at the Hagan hospital July
2.
Prof. and Mrs Charles Woods en-
tertained party of twenty four at
the Quarters" on July 4. In the party
We're DIR. Abram Harris and his sister,
Mrs Mcclure, of New York, Dean Hart
and wife. Dean Stevens and wife, DR..
Huddilston and wife. Dr. Whitman
Jordan and wife. Or. George Hamlin
and son Harold and family of Orono,
Harry Woods and wife and two chill
dren, of Lamoine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Sawyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wellington Barbour and Mrs.
John Ames and little son, of FoXcroft,
spent the week lend at the home of
Mrs. Barbour's mother, Mrs. Ellen
Young. Mrs. Ames viii visit here for
a week.
James and Arthur Ashmore have re
turned from visit in Ellsworth.
July 9. C.
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Seal Cove.

benjamin Hodgdon, wife and two
daughters arrived at Center a few
days ago, from their home in East
Orange, n. j. Mr.. Hodgdon is having
bungalow built on his property at
Center. Allen Freeman, Pretty Marsh
is doing the work
Mrs. Eta Walls and daughter Mrs
Albert Gray, and the latter's little
son, are at their home here for a few
weeks. They are having repairs made
on the house.
Percy Perry of Rockport visited his
sister, Mrs f. l., Hodgdon. at Center.
recently. Mr. Perry is in poor health,
and is obliged to so to Bangor for
hospital treatment.
Mrs Paul Sawyer of Bangor, with
two children. is at the home of Mrs
Sawyer's uncle, Herbert Sawyer.
a special town meeting was held at
Is. of 2. hall. West fremont, Friday
evening. to see if the town would vote
to reScind a vote on an article passed
at the March meeting whereby three
schools were to be discontinued and
consolidated in the school building at
North Seal Cove. The vote to rescind
was passed 50 to 43.
July Is.
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North Sullivan.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hammond and
children, of Bangor, We're Sunday
guests of the Hinckley Bobertsons.
Mrs. Eveline Cooper and Mrs
Florence Butler have employment in
the telephone office.
Paul Carpenter arrived from Bos-
ton Saturday. for the summer
Wallace Springer and family were
in Ellsworth Thursday
Mrs. Helen Sumner and child and
Mrs Annie Blaisdell of Franklin, We're
guests of Mrs Clara Haskell last
Wedn esday.
Mrs. Carrie Bragdon of Franklin,
who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs Clyde Robertson, returned home
Sunday
Selma Osborne has gone to Bar Har-
Dor for the summer
Business at the quarries is getting
slack. Arno Wooster discharged ali
his cutters Thursday, as he has no
work.
Mrs Faustina Bradbury and chill
dren, of Ellsworth, are at the home
OF Archie Bunker for few days.
Mrs. Casper Blasdell and children.
of Boston. are with Mr.. BlaisdelTs
mother for short visit
The ladies aid society entertained
the Wednesday club of Ashville We'd
nesday. picnic dinner was enjoyed
at noon, and ice-cream was served in
me afternoon. There were about
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cummings are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. George
Abel, in Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Edith Abel entertained the
Thimble club Thursday afternoon.
refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Mrs. Charles Watson went to sor-
rento Thursday.
July 16. TT
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North sullivan,

Harvey Libby had his arm broken
in two places Sunday, when the small
car he was riding in ran into a large
truck.
Religious services are being held
every evening this week, in the church.
The pastor Rev. II. d. Knowles. is
assisted by Mr.. Campbell, student
of marked ability, from Bangor.
II. y. Robertson is having his house
painted.
Mrs. Grace Crafty and lady friend
of St. Louis Mo, are visiting Mrs,
Cratty's mother, Mrs Susan Hooper.
Mrs. Carrie Bragdou of Franklin is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Clyde Rob
ertsou.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hinckley Robertson
entertained a large party of relatives
on July 1.
Ed. DoCkham and Harry Butler
have new cars.
Mrs. Lulu Campbell of Rockland
was recent guest of MIR. and Mrs,
John Campbell
Mrs, ola Petrie and two children,
Miss Eta Petrie and Carolyn Stanley,
spent last week at Tunk Pond.
July .. II.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Irving r. Fossett and
two children. of Gardiner, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar w. Rice.
. Miss Celeste NJ. Hendrick, who
teaches the commercial course in the
high school at Lee, Mass, is home for
her vacation.
Sterling Stinson, who is steward on
yacht, spent a few days this week at
his home.
Mrs. Raymond Barter of Mountain
vile is visiting her sister. Mrs Will
liam Shepard.
Mr., and Mrs. E. w. Rice motored to
Gouldsboro this week, to visit rela-
tiveS.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace E. Stinson and
two children motored to Bar Harbor
last week.
Mrs Walter Joy of Prospect Harbor
spent the Weekend with the E. w.
Rices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bryant and son
Robert spent few days this week in
Camden.
July l6. L.
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SOUTH PENOBSCOT

Mrs. johnson Bridges of East Holden
visited her daughter, Mrs. +. G. Wight,
July s.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Perkins and
daughter Ruth visited i'll Camden July A.
Max and Gilbert Bowden have gone to
Seal Harbor to spend the summer with
their father, Ross Bowden,
: Frank Grindle of Maiden, Mass is
spending few days with his father,
Norris L. Grindle.
Mrs. Nesta NJ. Hewey OF Verona is
visiting in town.
Frances, little daughter of Mrs. Ro-
land Grindle, injured one eye quite badly
while playing with "sparklers" on the
Fourth. Her mother took her to Bangor
Monday, for treatment.
July 9. g.
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James Winslow, who has been visit
ing his niece, Miss Constance Holden
returned to his home in Orange, n. j.,
Sunday.
Rev Mr.. Stowell began his pastorate
with the First Baptist church here
July 8.
Miss Mae Small, who has been work
ing in the central Office of the
telephone company, retired from the
work Saturday to take up new duties.
The foundation is completed for the
new schoolbuildiug in the village, and
the carpenters will soon go to work
Mrs. Cyrus Leach of North Sedgwick
Ridge is visiting relatives here.
The union meeting of the members
of the school board from Sedgwick
Brooklin and Bluehir was held last
week, and II. l.. Linscott was re-
elected superintendent for another
year.
Miss Lucy Hale Tapley, president of
Spelman college, Atlanta, Ga. to-
gether with Miss Kendall, a teacher
at Spelman, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
f, II. Smith.
The people of Sedgwicll and vicinity
are looking forward to the rare treat
in store for them July "a, % and 20.
when the Radcliffe Chautauqua will
be here, Famous lecturers and artists
will contribute to the entertainments
July. .. "Eloc,"
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Jacksonville Camp Meeting.

The Jacksonville camp-meeting
will begin this year on the evening
of August 20 and end September 2.
Rev Thomas Whiteside, superin-
tendent of the Bangor district and
leader of the campmeeting, has al
ready secured the following speak
ers and assistants; Bishop Edwin H.
Hughes, D. d. LID, will preach
forenoon and afternoon, August
2S; Miss Frances Adams, the
gelist, will have charge of
the evening services; Miss Edith
Morse of Bangor, who recently
graduated in Boston as a specialist
in young peoples work, will have
charge of the young people again
this year; Miss Alice Louise Brown,
recently elected conference Sunday
school superintendent, will conduct
a daily session in the interest of
Sunday school work, and assisted
by Miss Morse. will put on some
dramatized bible stories and
pageant.
Thursday, August 80, will be w.
c. T. U. day, and August 81, will be
w. F. M. S. day. Miss Frances
Whiteside, who was musical di-
rector last year, will again have
charge of the music.
AT a recent meeting of the
trustees, it was voted to install an
electric lighting plant, to light
grounds and buildings, to repair and
paint the boarding house, to sink
two more wells, and make various
other minor improvements. The
trustees also voted to reduce the
admission tickets to SO cents each
for season for adults, and 20 cent?
daily admission; children, 25 cents
for season and 10 cents by the day.
automobiles, 81 for season and 25
cents by the day.
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DR.. Thomas Story and family of New
York arrived by auto Monday and have
opened their home for the summer.
Judge Haines, Mrs. Haines and Mr.
and Mrs. Heinz of Portland Conn,
are occupying the Blaisdell house.
Mrs Earle Baldwin, with daughter
Pauline, of Bucksport. is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Dunbar
Mrs. William Ingalls, with daughter
Beverly. is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Dunbar.
Mrs Ernest Snow spent the week
end in Bucksport at the home of Fred
Bridges.
Mrs Austin Blaisdell and children
We're week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. f. Blaisdell.
Mrs. Wellman Perry and three chill
dren. of Fort Fairfield. are with her
grandmother. Mrs. Aurilla Higgins, for
the remainder of the summer.
II. e. Dunbar has his mill complete ed
and is manufacturing lumber.
July IS. NJ
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Prof. E. 7. Paine of Ithaca, ~ V,
and his family are at their cottage
on the hill.
Chelsea Bailey of Chicago was q
guest of Capt. and Mrs. G. w. Allen
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Libby came
home from Hancock for the week END.
The Dorcas society met Tuesday
with Mrs. Harvey f. Ray.
Irving S. Ray and wife, of Jonesport,
We're here Sunday.
Melvin Fleet, with his children. Ell
mer and Minnie, We're in Milbridgc
Saturday.
The famous Black and White or
chestra filled anaengagement here Fri
day night, and was enjoyed.
Miss Edna Colwell has returned
from visit in Lincoln.
DIR. H. E. Colwell and wife, of Lin
coin, We're weekend guests of the c.
w. Colwells.
Miss Phyllis Terhune of Somerville
Mass. is visiting her aunt, Mrs, Carl
Peters.
July 16. c.
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Mrs. Smith of Bayside is caring for
Mrs. Mary Crabtree, who is i'll.
Mrs Bertha Harvey of Otter Creek,
spent last week with her sons family.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mckay and children,
of Rowland, are visiting her parents,
w. w. Jellison and wife.
Miss Frances Carter, daughter of
Vincent Carter, died July II. after a
long illness patiently borne. The many
beautiful flowers showed the high
esteem in which she was held. She
win he greatly missed in the home.
The funeral was held at the home Sun
day, Rev. Raymond Bates officiating.
sympathy is extended to the family.
Miss Beulah True's niece and family,
of Lexington, Mass, spent last week
with her.
JulV 16 c.
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North RrOOkIiu.

Benjamin Cole and wife are visiting
their daughter, Gertrude Ray, in Mil
bridge.
Leonard CandaGe is carpenter ing for
John Cousins in Sedgwick.
Nellie Nicholson, who suffered a
nervous shock last Monday, is steadily
recovering.
George Wedge has been obliged by
business to return to New York for a
few weeks
William and Mollie Giles of Roxbury
Mass, came Thursday to occupy their
summer home for a few weeks
Hollis SeaVey and his mother and a
friend, all of Lowell, Mass, were visit
ing Leroy Flye and other friends here
on Saturday.
Harry Hamilton and Eugene Hamil-
ton of Greenfield and Boston
respectively, brought their families to
their summer homes here last week
and returned to their business in
Massachusetts. They will return lit
tie later in the season.
July 16. "Nenophon,"
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Nervous Feeling Due
to Gas on Stomach

Pressure of gas on heart and other
organs often causes a restless, ner-
vous feeling. Simple buckthorn bark
glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adlerika,
eXpels gas and relieves pressure and
nervousness almost INSTANTLY.
Acts on Both upper and lower bowel.
Adlerika removes matter you never
thought was in your system which
poisoned stomach, causing gas and
nervousness. EXCELLENT to guard
against appendicitis. AleXander's
PharmacV
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Coleman Butler and wife. of Paw
tucket, r. l., and S. S. Crane and wife,
of Orono called on friends here Fri
day.
Mrs. Edward F. Young spent several
days last week at Unionville. A-0
John AmeS, Misses Sarah and Ola
Meade and Mrs Carroll Ames, of Fox
croft, spent Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Maynard Young. Mrs. John
Ames and little son George returned
home with them.
Mrs Percy Moore entertained the
Birthday club Friday. Several of the
members We're not able to be present,
but a delightful day was reported.
Mrs. Mary Chase, who is working at
Franklin, spent Sunday with her FAM
lily.
Mrs. Caswell and three boys, of Bar
Harbor, are occupying the Higgins
cottage this summer.
July 16. c.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward V. Morgan of
Bangor are receiving congratulations
on the birth of daughter, born
July tNancy Roundy).
Rev. Artley Parson and wife, of
washington, D. G., are spending sew
eral weeks at haven.
Miss Lutte Bridges has gone to
Rull's Cove where she has employment
Tor the summer
Mrs. tdlth Leighton has gone to
f4errlck g where she VIII spend the
summer she was accompanied by her
son Paul.
MISS Edith Kane and Miss Myrtle
Cray who graduated from the Eastern
state normal school at Castine, are
spending thelr vacations at nome.
henneth Kane, who has been teacn-
ing III Bethel Is at home.
The many friends Of Mrs. Hazcl Her
rick Alien were saddened to hear of
her death saturday afternoon, July I,
after two years or illness, in which
time she made desperate effort to re-
gam her health. Mrs. Allen was born
here tWenty-seVen years ago, the
younger daughter OF capt. and Mrs
George W. lierfick. Ihey moved to
SomerNllle Mass, several years ago
She was beloved ny an VINO mad the
QrlENege oL knowing her' The sym
pathy of the community goes out to
the bereaNed family,
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IianlOine.

Roger Hodgkins is enjoying a few
days with one of his classmates at
Harrington.
Leon Convey is visiting in Goulds-
boro
Miss Helen Ekstrom of Dunstable,
Mass, is boarding with Mrs John
Hodgkins.
Louis D. King. wife and baby are
visiting his mother Mrs. Jennie King.
n pleasing part of the grange last
Tuesday evening was a miscellaneous
shower given Miss Dorothy Young
Mrs. Charles Hodgkins, jr., and two
children. Jane and Charles. have gone
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A delightful party was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Spratt,
July 10, in honor of the thirteenth
birthday of their only daughter. Eliza
beth. Miss Elizabeth received many
presents.
Bahe Long arrived Saturday from
Boston, where she is employed, to
spend her vacation with her parents,
Mr., and Mrs. e. Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clay and two
children, of Dover, ~ H. are spend
ing their vacation with Mr.. Clay's
mother, Mrs. Warren Clement
July 16. NJ
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rundown condition
and the troubles a
woman has to go
through at that time,
hot flashes, nervous
ness and headaches.
At times | was not
able to do my work,
but since ia kin G
Lydia Z. Pinkham's
V e G e t a BILE Com
pound | am gaining
every day and can do
-. II
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Mrs. r., c. Hagerthy was given de-
lightful surprise party last Thursday,
her eighty first birthday Mrs. Hager-
thy accepted, unsuspectingly, an in
vitation to spend the afternoon with
prised beyond measure to find herself
the guest of honor of the occasion and
the object for congratulations from
the party of neighbors assembled, Tea
was served and jolly afternoon spent.
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Miss Marjorie Beck, accompanied by
friend, spent few days last week
at her home here.
Miss Elsie McCausland of Deerng
and Miss Marion Lord of Westbroo<
are visiting at the home of Supt. c, Il.
Lord.
The steam yacht Viking was an
chored in the harbor over the Fourth.
The captain, Il. Y. Haskell. spent the
time with his family who are spend
ing the summer here.
July g. NJ.
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West SedSwick.

A dance will be held every Thurs
day evening at Oak Grove for the
summer. Music by Sinclars orchestra.
Abbie Gray and Gwendolyn Grindle
have gone to South Brooksville for the
summer.
Guy Howard of Bluehil is employed
at Preston Gray's.
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est that the list of nephews will be
largely increased and our column
come to rival the Dempsey reports.
Don't forget, dear nieces, that our
two players are both ''profes-
SIGNALS"
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to Bangor to visit her parents, c. o.
Cousins and wife.
Mrs E. N Rice of Birch Harbor
spent last week with her aunt, Mrs.
C. A. Crane, but left for Seal Harbor
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Pettee.
Philip Coolidge and two friends, of
Waltham Mass, are spending a few
days at the home of his great grand
father, now owned by his grandfather,
John f. Coolidge.
July 16, R
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Many ills come from impure blood
Can't have pure blood with faulty di-
gestion, lazy liver and sluggish bowels.
Burdock Blood Bitters is recommended
for strengthening stomach, bowels and
liver and purifying the blood.-Advt.
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MUTUAL BENEFIT COLUMN.
t.aitcd by "Aunt MadEe."


n :. purposes Of this "olu'1n are
sutp.iurllv stated in the title and motto
tt ~ 'ur mn. mutual hrreiit. and aims
"a b, h,r,IuI and hopeful I;einE for
th,. conItuuu good It is for the common
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For th, interchange of ideas. In ms
..,l,i..l'g II suIiritr communications and
its success depends largely on the sup
uort rtv"n 1t in this respect. Com
nlunications must be signed. but the
name of writer will not be printed ex-
cent nv permission. Communications
viii h" subject to approval or rejection
hv the editor of the column, but none
VIII IT, rejected without good reason,
\llreAs ali Communications To The
American. Ellsworth Me.