davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07

Columbus, Chic. St&tny de-
partment priemyselnych 4Slexito-
sti vydal zaujlmavi statistiku D
hl'adom priemyselnjeh por6esoy NJ n
Ohio, ktorii tn podavame.
kych zamestnavatel'ov st&ter
ktori nlusia podavat & zpr6yy ~
Imnto Department. 3 svojom ata-
I'VE, boio q, ,O04 roku 1929. n rok,l
1922 beio ical len d, ,025. Fit0 ~
mestnavatelia vyplatiliig rollu f9z3s
|spolu 81, ,6sT9s5, ,255 mzdy syojinn
zamestnancom, kdezto rokn isz1
|s.en $l,272, ,4ll, 500. Y prielnssi ~
pryom mieste stoja zeleziasne i % %
,eliarne, ma druhoIn mieste Aato-
mobilove tovarne a na tret o. Ms
ste gumoyne. Stvrte miesto sahji
ma papierovy . tlaciarsky pie,
mysei.
Oceliarskych tovarni je. \ Chic
l,647. Teto vydaly 1anske keho rgxta
spola $449, ,926, ,l32 M n1du. Ro-
ku 1922 vydaly len $347 Ia 40
ma mzdu a roku 1921 este Inehej,
len $24s, 1851 ,574.
"a miAuly rok tychto ~
mestn<yatel 'ov zamestf kS1 E 3
|Qa4 iQ4 rahotpi ! l| =
Fsaerna ndaila 4Dis: 10a ~ ~
nfkov zarahalo sod $90 as US ijt@
dcnne, 15s, ,7D4 robotnfkov zark l5aL...
10 medzi $25 ! $40 tyylidenne, 5,sS9
detf zarabalo menejj nez - w. u
denne a 81, ,7s7 bolo talyel kto-
rych placa obnasala $50 alebo xiael
ma tyyiden. Ostatni zarAbali snpel mi
$50 a $50 tyzdenne. !.
l
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07
ROBOTNE ZPRkvY.

Novych osem mlynov Sheet and
Tube Go. ma Brier Hill zahaji elm
most NJ ma pondelok, ak budu do
toho Gasu hotove. Robotnictvo III
bolo naverboyane do Mich. Diva
move rurovt mlyny Repablic Iron
and Steel Ge. Maiii byt uz tiei
ai,siah -
hAjena. Toto zvysi potet harko.
vych mlynov. Y Mahoning dolinc
ma 127 a riirovych ma Is.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co,
zapalila svoju ostatnd vysokn pee
Vast Youngstown, co poukazuje
ma to, 5c sa chystai v ostatnych
3oddeleniach ma zyysend cinnost
Tohto a minuleho tyzdila sa sla-
DO robf Y harkovych mlynoch. Via.
cere mensic oceliarne celkom "a
stavily pracu. Cinnyych je len asi
60 harkovych mlynov 70 119, al
to ME ma plny cas-. Ma budaci tyz-
den ma byt' cinnost tychto IVY
sena.
Vyroba ocele drzi So. ma vyse
poloyiei. Open hearth peel Gin
nych. je 45 10 81 a. ysetky tri Bes-
semesi. Plechove mlyny praeujd
ponaerne dobre.
Ine toyarne 10 okolici oznamu-
Il jti dcst objed skvok 4 prsto pra-
csajx dcst tl',unaoyiia Re
pubic o.. p skoro plnop si-
lou fovarn Il q vyrobu . repara-
Z sciu IL zelszpiJ vozhov osakava-
81 jds yel' ' "a cdn6yky od seleznic
! priprasEn'1jj VI ma vel 'kd' Gin
most,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07

Ivysledkn. Ale mix neproboval on
4bf0iit boiujdce stranky Ked ID
[yidel6, ze dojde K vseobecnemn
|trazdenitl, guverner vysla1 mill.
Icitlsy poetic 100 mnzov. vyhl6se-
ne bo1o hned StatariAlne pravo 4
[vzbnra ,,mlkla. statdrium y Niles
trval do stredy vecera. Teraz ie
tam III ticho. Klani Sd ospedd ddili,
ze "a nejaky cas- paradn tam w
slrziavat : nebudf.
Uaast Talianov ma vzburach w.
Setroyal talianskv konzularny 4
gent ar. Attilio Rosapepe q nasho
|incsfa, ktoremu jcho rodaci stleli.
Ii ,sa ,hoiov slcastnili, leho i'm
bolo povedane, ze ich klani w
vrasdia.
Guverner Donaheys nariadil Vs.
setrovanie, pre6o mestskf d okres-
|Ae yrchnosti nczabranly n prelie.
|vania lSrvi. Klanis obviihlj1 seri.
"a Thomasa, xc drzal stfann ich
protivnikop. Thomas bol 70 VOL
bach porazeny.
Medzi bitkarmi Isajxinc l 'udf
bolo ! c,ld1fch niiest. totiklani
ludavajd, se ii, ktorf ia ia spaaii
Is automobiles, boil obycajiII 8 gnn
mani" ktorych si .klani najali.
Medzi protiklanmi zas hodne boz
jovnikov bolo 10 StenbenvilIe, @ !.
kde bola pred rokom svedenS jed
ma Z raiyasssieh bitiex medxi kliin.
mi q feb odpornfkmif ~ -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07

oeri kfQce erieta m
vasS
M policajnom sdde Y pondelols
lla $3.50 trovy prcto, ze preme-
nil sSoje hrozno ma vino. Policia
nasla unho 120 galonov vina. Ma
snde sa vyhovaral. ze jedna zs-
sielka hrozna pre- jeho obchod pa
Gala Init, preto aby neutrpel We
,likd skodn, vytlaeil q hrozna sta
WI do sldkoy, kde sa ia premenila
ma vino. Tato vyhovorka vsak me-
obstala pred sIdom a Roerio mu-
sci platit' Policajti potom vyliali
ieho vino do kanaln.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07

s5s ss M ss Sxss < d NJ
ylls1a e bo| 81 4 sbotf-
! slssky os
had ea, N Cool 4 h n tsII
16O o00j Klal6x Davis 5000 y0DO u
IaE Gillette i ,oo0, 900. Coolidge u.
dy dostal Wac hlasov, nez vsetri
sjeho protikandidati dohromady, i
os N 900 900 hlasov Wac, nex bol
dostAl Harding pred styrmi rok-
|sIlsi lte xiadon kandidat pref.
dentslf nedostal tol'ko lilasoy,
ako Spoi staty iestvujl, ackol'-
yek niektory bol zas zvoaeny sko-
20 iednohlasne. Davis dostal 8 je-
den million hlasov menej, nez Cox
pred Styrmi tokIni. LaFollettovc
hlasy vyroytiajad sa hlasom, ktore
Dol dostal Roosevelt pred u roki-
mi, ale elekipralne hlasy .obdrzal
LaF ollette len II svoiom state, VS.
cousin, poctom Ii, kdczto Roose-
welt Dol sdostal vySe SO.
v dome a6stupcov republikani
baitl1 mat ya1sinu. Mali sice, len
12-hlasovd ale ia postacf ma pre-
vea0aiie cpublikanskeho progra-
mn. 7 ssnate IL tiez vaesssina repu-
! sblikanov, ale nedzi mini si via
cerf prfvrxepei LaF Folletteho. Sc
nator Magnus johnson, jeden ! je-
ho prfrrzensov, Dol porazeny. wi
tail regnlarny republican mad
i1im slepy kongresnlan Schall.
Vol by nam donieslv dvoch ZEN
skych gtlvcrntrov. v Texas zvole-
na bola ma naiyyssi statny trad
Mrs: Miriam Ferguson 4 vo Wyo-
ming Mrs. Nellie Ross. Oboch lien
q =
manselia boli guvernermi, tax sa
ID Mich prinsily rernesln. oponent
Mrs. Fergusonovcj zziada iiradne
prcpo6ftsnie hlasov, ndavajiic, 70
bol olslamany.
V New yorkn zyit 'azil mad MIA
dym Roosevcltom gnvcrner Smith,
ktory boil znovnzvolenJ asi 150. 900
hlasoyou vassinou. TO Dol jedinf
demolsraticky kapdidM WISH
hraJ kfory xsit sxil As
Y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07
Osoby veselohry.

Nasledovni nasi ochotnici o.
chotnicky vystlpia nlohach: !:
Jnrai Knapik, ako Funk, obchod-
mix, clovek uz starsi d. vel'm ziar-
Ivy ma svoju mladn manzelkn;
Anna Cizmar, ako Wilma, Fuziko-
va druha zena; Maria Kali, alec
Ems F,lsskova defra ! prvsho
nanza Tsslia Krana ako
RAylina Konr&dova, ieho ynudlxa !;
Stefan Kramar, ako Vladimir Ma.
rel, Fuzfkov spolosnil Y obcho-
de, ktoreho stary Fuzik upodo-
zrieva, ze dvori jeho mladej man
zelke; Jan Martinko, ako Otto
Skalsky, milenec Paylinky;; Jan
Novotnfk, ako professor senohrab-
sky, direktor gymnazia vel'ky
usenec; Stefan JochHan ST., ake
vendelfn, syn pana profesora !:
Stefan Miknla, ako Klapka, de-
tektiv bcz detektivskej kanccla-
rie; Maria Gondol, ako pani HUI.
vickcva, gazdina Il Fusika q Ste
fan Jochman NIL, ako obchodny
slnha u Fuzika. Tedy vsctko g.
svcdceni divadelni ochotnici a o.
chotnialry. Najlepsia to zarulsa, ze
hra bude zdarne prednesena
Desat' dol6rsv Y zlats.
Pri vecernom predstaveni vese-
lohry .Slamsn& ydova'' budd da-
ne do vyhry culxriky, medzi kto-
fyymi bude desat aol&rov Y zlatc.
.Ktosi bude St 'astlivJ q odnesie 81
.demoy yzacnu pansiatku. Ale len
ten bude mat to 1t 'astie, ktory
pride yeder nd prsdstavenie.
I Vstupn6 pre- dospelych je al
tento raz len as eentoy 4 pre- deti
iba 10 centov. Deti m6xu prist'
iba ma odpoludh i6ie pred edstave-
ME. veeer musia ajsony platit' q
Pko dospeli po 35 centov.
- -. 5 y NtSf
Kazdy farnfk by Sd NAL sicast-
nit gtohoto kfasneho predstave-
mia, aby SINE celn sien preplnili.
Nasi divadelnf ochotnfci, nasa 9.
sadna mladez 81 uz dlhe tyndne
usilovne pripraxuje, len aby 50
nieso nrpbilo jak pre- ms, osadni-
koy, TAX tieE j pre- nasu oaadu, le-
DO eisty zvysok ide na csadn. Pre-
to dostavnne - vsetcia, zabavimo
sa, sasnaejenSe - i j j ssvojja; osalni-
|cku potiHnost vykolk me- Mech
nsbude metlsi mimi ami edneho
ssslsck ker-a III
u. toto naSe divad eln& pRedsta,'
yenie dctivs powell lsyanse ai aslj ! inasieh
sdsedoy 4 zn4 q priat tel = ,cv.
nm 'te \ budete nan ~ ~.
|sSdecne yftsni IlSiyadl dlo hnilsI tssas
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07

vEsEtoHRA n TKoOH Dk5sFVkOII


y sianssn6 ydoyu'. ten musf 4
~ nase diSadlo. Je to nisSc ~ Il Il
ysho, poaEAtho i ycl'mi 4
40. flEyo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07

( MHAiaan bDIa vol 'ba zauji-
mavou preto. ze tam rozhodovalo
sa D zrusenf cirkevnych sk6l. Ten
to klansky navrh bol porazeny. y
Demokraticky kandidat prezi-
dentsky porazeny Dol j vo vlast.
nom State, ba i vo svojom okrese.
West Yirginiu vyhral Coolidge. &
" Ohio zvit 'aeil Vic Donahey
145, 900 hlasovou vaesinou mad
Harry i. DAWSON, republican
skvm kandidatom. Hovori sa, 70
Donahcyovi k Wit t'azstvu dopomo-
hi olSfcm klanov al Ircania. o.
statnf statni aradnici, ktori boli
zvolcni, sd repablikani. I statna
legislature a scnat s1 republik kan
ske. Do kongresu zvoleny Dol 2
nasho okresu John G.. Cooper po
siesty raz. Miss Sntliff dostala ma
licko hlasov.
yysledok hlasovania Y Maho-
ming okfese Dol tento: Ia sudcov
Common Pleas s1du zyoleni boli
Gessner, Jenkins q Lyon. Ia sud
~, nrn dnmkce zSlpx;fnsti Raldwin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07

Minulei ncflcle nam oznamili
mas dnchovnS otec, ze teraz \ ne.
del'n pa obede . pol tretej 4 ve.
Ger . pol osmcj hodine budeme
mat diyadelne predstavenie. Ma.
81 herci dajn 81 zalezat jak ma
tom, aby 81 vybrali dobra hru, tab
'tez al ma tom, aby in 90 najlep,
Sic predstavili. TAX ze je to opra.
vdu yel'kym p6zitkorn brat i,
east ma divadle. Ale dozvedel som
lsa, ze tato hra ma byt 20 vset-
kych doterajsfch najlepsia. KeA
nam father oznamili memo diva
delnej hry, tax jedon mas farnfk,
ked' SINE vysli Z kostola, povedal
5aaINo, uK som videl vselijake ydo.
w, lniads stare. ! !. pelne me
nej pekns, ale slamend vdovu son
este v ,zivotc neyidel hoci man
pat krizikov ma chrbte! Prett
muslin ist ma toto divadlo 4
veru neobanuje! Ami casn, an
|tych niekol'ko eentov, Lebo ME
|lepsieho lieku, jako dobry, srdec
|ny smiech. Ten osoM dusi, te
IL. 4ft VI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07

\ y
| Ked' India nieso. nainyslia
tprepiest' tak to preved1 i "a e.
nu syoiieh Szivotov. Klani sa roz-
hoddi vydfziavat' N Niles shros5
ma1dcnie ! paradn y protiklani,
ltakay. rytefi plamenneho krnhu
81 yoshodii, ze i'm to prekazia "a
knzdI eeh,a, 4 to ivykonali.
Este Y piatok, yo Vec0r Dnchov,
It'azko rancny bol syn jedneho
! protiklanskeho pracovnika, ked
TEN reGnil Ia shromazdeniu . po-
koj. streleny Dol do hlavy klanmi.
" vtedy bolo badat', ze druhyy
der princsic sebou riadnu vojnu..
Ma druhy den protiklanistispo-
stavili 50 Y sired mcsta ma krizo-
lyatkn dyoch nlic, aby prekazili
klanorn paradu po meste. O tito
krizovatku sviedol sa boz, ktory
| NAL srartel,ne ndsledlsy pre- dyoch
klanoy dyoch protiklanov. @ po.
tte ranenych sa nevie, ale ich boIo
vyse dvadsat
Klani u poete par tisic, shromaz
! dill so "a mesfbm, kde odbyvali
shromazdenie. Chceli pochodovat' !,
ale bez boja to nemohli. vyslali
prete ''predvoj', aby preraxil pro
tiklanskc silky, y podobe jetlneho
auta, v lstorom okrem riadi6a bol
jeden boioynfk $ rychlopal 'no',
puskou. Auto letelo smerom lsn
protiklanom livokou rychlost on.
Ked sblizilo na sto krokov Cd me-
priatel 'ev, strelek spustil 20 stro-
ioyej pusky pal Sn, rystrcliac asi
200 srazy, Prptikl6ni spnstili ma
islkrsoy TIL ,i plgeroy 4
ale # MI 5l les
3 3
ca, Klanf yidiac, Ees ssfiky iieprcfat-
zia, pastili 80 naxad dn. lslknskcho
kempn, zalechajnc Y radocii pro-
tiklanov yiacerych rancnych, kto-
RI boil odvcdeni do slkromnych
domoy K osetrovaniu. (Preto sa
nevie 0 ich. ztratach ma ranenych.
20 fejto sra2kc sli tarlial' deputy
serifoyia, ma ktorJch protiklanisti
| spustili pal 'bn, mysiac, ze sl to
klani. Depntovia odpovedaIi $ w
sledkom, ze dvaja l'udia odpadli
mrtvf.. Onedlhe prisiel drahy au-
tamobil, ktory cheel prerazit Sky
protikAhov, q talk otvorit' cestu
pre- paradu. Klani v aute sediaci
spustili fevolyerovd pal 'bu a proti
ilani ticz, ktora trvala asi mind
tn. Ma strane protiklanov zas pad.
Ii niekol Xxi raneni. Klani obratili
auto q utekali nazad. Protiklani.
yidiac krv v svojich radoch, sko-
eli do anita hybaj "a klanmi. Do
honili ieh, zastavili, a vytiahn1c
/ jch 4 auta, napunp do nich
hrdxl revolyerovyeh guliek. Jed
nehp ! mich odviezli pred, drnheho
nechali lezst'' pri Gests. Ked ma.
70 potion prist Il najva9sej sraz-
1 ke dosla St6tna milicia i ia nrobi,
u koniee tejto syojne, Dl'a vyhl6-
senia plukovnika Connellyho, Vol.
lsko predislo opravdovej nasakre,
Ale klkni parady nenaali.. Protis
klaaisti svyhrali.
s potesenim m6zeme udat ze
/ n teito Aanebnei askrvavei vzbu-
lre AMI SIovaei, mi S1ayiapi .6iSast,
lnshrali. Medxi ransnymi = aresto,
l lysnS mi nachodia n len Amerika-
It'll Issasia i TAlisni. Tychtos po-
Sled yraj bole tkbore profit
4 kiknf5Sf Sa n x4vrtaisa ieflna xat,6
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PenObSCOt,

Miss Myra w. Albee of Brooklyn,
N. Y, Miss Irene B. Speth, West
Roxbury, Mass, and Leo M. Sellers
of Cambridge, Mass, are spending
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. M. A.
Wardwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Damon of
Seal Harbor spent the Fourth and
weekend with Mrs. Dsampn's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Varnum.
Miss Ethel Leach and Earl Honey
of Bangor spent a part of last week
with Miss Leach's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Norris Leach.
Mrs. E. R. Leach, nurse, went to
Eggemoggin Sunday to care for a
patient.
Miss Eta Leach is spending this
week at Patterns pond with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hutchins of
Searsport spent the Fourth with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Hutch
ms.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bowden and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Addie Wardwell, spent
last week in Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Hutchins of
Bucksport spent the week end with
Mrs. Hutchins' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. F, Grindle.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ]. Henrickson,
Mrs. Adelaide Leach and Henry Hen
rickson spent Sunday in Bangor.
July Z. 'Woodlocke."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-07-16
I}rOOklin,

Miss Nellie Flye of Boston is spend
ing her vacation of two weeks with
her cousin, Miss Annie Dollard.
Gleason Allen of Boston, who has
spent two weeks here, returned home
Saturday
Hollis Stanley of Somerville, Mass,
spent the weekend with his family,
VINO is spending the summer with
his parents, T. e. Stanley and wife.
Mrs. Andrews of Rockport spent a
few days last week with her son
Adelbert. She returned home Fri
day, accompanied by her son and
granddaughter, Miss Olive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Bridges of
Brockton, Mass, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Bridges.
Miss Gladys Bridges of Chicago is
spending her vacation with her pa
rents, A. w. Bridges and wife.
Arrivals at Haven the past week
are Mrs. Margaret Rabold of New
York, Capt. and Mrs. Graves, Can't.
and Mrs. Wagerman, Mr.. Boss and
family, Judge Siddons, Judge Mccoy
and family, Frederick Fenning and
family, all of Washington, D. c..
Fred Allen has begun work on
Capt. M. A. Flye's house.
John Marks of Boston is visiting
his mother, Mrs. William Henderson,
Lee H. Powers and Foster Powers,
who have spent two weeks at their
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-07-16
Bluehill Falls.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Norcross of
Wellesley. Hills, Mass, are at their
cottage.
Miss NJ B. McCreight and her
mother, B. H. Candage and Misses
Mary and Nancy Meredith are at the
Manor House for the summer.
Mrs. Florence Flye and two daugh-
ters, of North Brooklin, spent last
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alden T. Conary
Everett Pert is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Ruby Conary.
Mildred and Hazel Leighton of
North Sedgwick visited their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Willard Leigh
ton, last week
Mrs. Truax has rented CARLY Bea-
con- for the summer
Mrs. Eugene Conary is visiting in
Sedgwick.
Angie Candage is keeping house
for her brother, Eugene Conary,
while his wife has vacation.
Harvey Friend and wife of Brock
ton, Mass, are at A. T. Conary's.
Mrs. Eta M. Dow was called back
to her home in Portland, her hus-
band having fallen and broken his
left arm.
July 7. G..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-07-16
STATE OF MAINE.

10 all persons interested In either Of
the estates hereinafter named:
AT a probate court held at Ellis
worth. in and for ne col hty of Han.
July, in the year of our Lord one
oUp ana h hV hundred and
eighth day of said July A. D.
1924 term of said court. The following
matters having been presented for the
action thereupon hereinafter indicated,
it is hereby
Ordered. That notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, by
causing copy of this order to be pub
lished three weeks successfully in the
Ellsworth American, newspaper pub
lished at Ellsworth, in said county
that they may appear at a probate
G G9nrt to be held at Ellsworth on the
at ten of the clock in the fore
noon, and be heard thereon if they see
cause.
said county, deceased. A certain in
strument purporting to be the last will
and testament of said deceased, to-
gether with petition for probate there
executrix without giving bond pre-
scented by Nancy A Young, the execu-
triX therein named.
Charles ?. Lunt. late of fremont, in
SAID county, deceased. A certain in
strument purporting to be the last will
and testament of said deceased, to-
Sether with petition for probate there
OF and for the appointment of Susie
NJ. Lunt, as administrators with the will
annexed, without giving bond. pre-
scented by Susie M. Lunt the widow of
said deceased.
Charles p. Hodgkins, late of Han
cock, in said county, deceased. A GER
tain instrument purporting to be the
last Will and testament of said de-
ceased, together with petition for pro-
bate thereof and for the appointment
of the executor without giving bond,
presented by Shirley b, Hodgkins, the
executor therein named.
Adelena Black, late of Brooksville,
in said county, deceased. A certain in
strument purporting to be the last will
and testament and codicil of said de-
ceased, together with petition for pro-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-07-16
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES

~ y Whereas ". Ida F. Phillips. of Els
Worth en Hancock county Maine, by
25' A. d. 1917, and recorded in Ham
cock county, Maine registry OF
deeds in book $50, Page 4s1, con-
ffyGa IN Of m snd to Wellington
lot lot or parcel of land situated in
Ellsworth aforesaid and bounded and
described as follows, viz: Beginning
ON the easterly side of the road Lead
ing from Ellsworth to Ellsworth
Falls, and nearly opposite Pond
spring, so called, at the northwest
erly corner OF the lot formerly owned
by William Garland; thence running
northerly on said road, six rods; thence
easterly sixteen rods to a point
forty FIVE feet northerly from the
thence southerly and parallel to said
road forty-hve feet to the said Gar
land corner; thence southwesterly on
the said Garland lot line sixteen rods
ing therefrom a small strip in the
southwestern corner thereof as con-
Nyeyed to one ]. D. Allen. The whole
lot containing siXty-six square rods
Phillips, by deed from Harriet A.
Philips, dated the thirteenth day of
August, A; d. 1917, and to be re-
corded in the registry of deeds for said
Hancock county, Maine. And where
as the said Wellington Haslam sold
and assigned the said mortgage to
me- the undersigned, by his assign
ment dated July Z, A. d. 1924, and re-
corded in said Hancock county regis
try of deeds; and whereas the con-
dition of said mortgage has been
broken, and remains broken, now,
therefore. by reason of the breach OF
the condition thereof, l claim a fore
closure of said mortgage.
LESLIE w. JORDAN.
By Fred L. Mason,
his attorney duly authorized.
Dated July I, A. d. 1924.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-07-16
NOTICE OF FoRECLosrRE

Whereas H. L. Newman of otter
Creek, County of Hancock. state OF
Maine. by his mortgage deed. dated
July l, 1905, and recorded in the
lia9eork county registry of deeds ia
book 421, page 203, conveyed to VIII
son y. Googins, treasurer of the
trustees of the Waltham School Fund
county and State aforesaid. or mis-
SueGesSor certain lot or parcel of
land situated in the town of Maria
vile, county and State aforesaid and
bounded and described as follows to
VIII; beginning on the northwest
corner Of lot No. l, townships No Ia
and 20, thence east on said township
lne one hundred and sixty rods to a
stake and stones; thence south one de-
gree west seventy eight rods. thence
west one degree north one hundred
ana sixty rods to the west line of
township No. Il; thence north by the
sad township line seventy eight rods
TO the place of beginning, containing
seventy-eight acres, more or less
WIN a reserve of one acre sold to
Alanson Jordan on the south line of
sald lot on the west side of the road.
And whereas the conditions of said
mortgage have been broken and
still remain so broken, now therefore
ny reason of the breach of the con-
| dltions thereof, foreclosure of said
| mortgage is claimed and this notice
| Is given for that purpose.
EARLE X JORDAN.
| IrGasurer of the trustees of the
Waltham School Fund OF the town
OF Naltham, and successor to
| wilson A. Googins.
| Dated July 7, 1924
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-07-16
NOTICE OF PREREQUISITES

Whereas Ida f. Phillips. of Ellis
worm er no. H taaa county, Maine by
county, Maine, registry of deeds, in
| book 541 page 263, conveyed in
| mortgage to Wellington Haslam, Of
| parcel of land situated in said ELS
worth aforesaid, and bounded and
g gGsGrleed 81 as If follows, to wit; Be
road leading from Ellsworth to ELS
worth Falls, and nearly opposite Pond
spring, so called, at the northwest
by William Garland; thence running
northerly on said road six rods:
thence easterly sixteen rods to a point
lorty-fye feet northerly from the
thence southerly and parallel to said
road forty-five feet to the said Gar
land corner; THENCE southwesterly on
SAID Garland lot line sixteen rods to
the place of beginning. Excepting.
therefrom small strip in the SOUTH
western corner thereof as conveyed to.
tanning sixty-six square rods more or
less. Being the same premises con-
yeyed to the said Ida f. Phillips by
deed from Harriet A. Phillips dated
1877, and recorded in vol, $50. page
4SO of said Hancock county registry
OF deeds, And whereas the said
Wellington Haslam sold and assigned
the said mortgage to me, the UNDER
signed Leslie w. Jordan, by his as
slgnment dated July Z, A. D. 1924,
and recorded in said Hancock county
registry of deeds; and whereas the
condition of said mortgage has been
broken and remains broken, now
therefore, by reason of the breach of
the condition thereof, | claim a fore
closure of said mortgage.
LESLIE w. JORDAN
BY Fred L. Mason.
his attorney duly authorized
Dated July Z, a. d. 1924