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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29

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Each set is a masterpiece and
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Small sets as low as $1.5O.
Many beautiful ones from S.
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and drug stores. Schnefel
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29

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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29

Glvco-Thvmoline is also refreshing
mouth wash. ltis especially effective
in hardening the gums and relieving
soreness, II you suffer from tender,
bleeding gums, you will be aston
ished how quickly they improve
through the use ofGlyco-Thymoline.
All druggists sell Glyco-Thymoline.
IL comes in 3-ounce, 6-ounce and
l-pound bottles. Get bottle today.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23
INSANE TRAPPER AT UYAK DIES
 WHEN RESCUED
FOUND IN ISOLATED CABIN UN- CLAD AND HAVING OVER RE-
 LiGlON-IN BAD SHAPE
WAS WESTWARD ABOUT A YEAR
Was We'll Known at kennecott; Has Family Somewhere in the
 States it is Reported

Herbert Petersen, a Dane about 28 years of age, who has been trapping at the head of Uyak Bay for the past season, went violently insane a few days ago and while being brought to Uganik in small dory passed away. Particulars were brought to Seward this morning on the Starr The body was shipped over to Kodiak where in- terment will be made.
 Petersen lived in a cabin two miles away from Hans Gerdstrum, the latter also a trapper in the region On a re- cent moonlight evening Petersen went over to visit Gerdstrum and appar- ently at that time nothing was wrong with him, according to Gerdstrum's statement. However before his de- parture Gerdstrum gave him some fowl and other supplies. Several days later Gerdstrum decided to visit Pe- tersen. Arriving at the cabin he found Petersen insane but not so vio- lent. Gerdstrum remained with the sick man for three or four days dur ing which time the patient took a turn for the worse, becoming violent, and Gerdstrum had considerable trou- ble with him.
 Gerdstrum reached the point where he could do nothing more for the man so after cooking up ample food and seeing that Petersen was we'll cov- cred with bed clothing left the cabin at about o'clock in the morning. walking down the beach for 12 miles to the Katmai Gold Mining camp. Aft CT relating his story MT. Maconbach, an employe of the mine was sent back with Gerdstrum, the trip this time being made in a dory.
 Upon arriving at Petersen's cabin they found the insane man raving and prowIing about the cold cabin without stitch of clothing upon him He was badly frozen for during the LWO udyS IHdG OefQSCfum naQ been gone, an extremely cold snap visited the district. So violent was Petersen that the men were compelled to rope him up. He was then bundled into the dory and the return trip to the mining camp started. But Petersen was so far gone that he died before the camp was reached.
 Papers found in the cabin and in the clothing of Petersen showed he had wife and children in the States. It is said Petersen was quite we'll known around Kennecott. He also worked on the clam beaches in this district
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23
ANDREWS SAYS AGENTS MUST
 WATCH STEPS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 23 (P)- General Andrews, of the prohibition forces, warned prohibition agents that reckless and unjustifiable expen- ditures will cause instant dismissal" He declared the work of Birgfeld at the Mayflower Hotel, occurred early in the Andrews regime, and he there fore did not feel it was an occasion for severe discipline, but was a tell ing object lesson for the whole or ganization." He had previously made the statement to the House that Birg- field registered at the Mayflower as Theodore Burton, and said that when Birgfeld registered as Theodore Bur- ton he did not know that Burton was a member of congress.
 Prohibition agents were emphati- cally warned that reckless and un- justifiable expenditures in the future would be cause for their dismissal.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23
DANCE SATURDAY MITE UNDER ASPICES OF
 OFFICERS ON STARR
FREE DANCE TO BE GIVEN AT ODD FELLOWS HALL BY
 POPULAR STARR CREW

Every little thing is fixed o. k."
 So stated delegation of officers from the steamer Starr which waited upon the Gateway at 2:30 this after noon, and the time of the big dance which the personnel of the vessel said earlier in the day would be given with in the next few days was fixed for Saturday night at Odd Fellows hall. All arrangements have been com pleted for the affair which will be ab- solutely free to local citizens as we'll as to the public in general. Refresh ments will be served n everything.
 But the feature of the affair will be the introduction of the ships four piece stringed orchestra, the best lit tie bunch of musicians in the north. according to their shipmates. The talented musiciEls will render the greatest variety of late selections as long as there are couples on the floor to dance. Sponsors of the dance in- Bender, Freeman L. Dorrence, A. clude Capt. O. A. Johansen, Frank Eckholm, R. A. Wheeler. In closing the committee stated emphatically it is the hope of the personnel that ev- erybody in town attend the dance, and reiterate that it is their treat and everything is free.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23
ANOTHER POLAR
 FLIGHT BE MADE
 BACKED BY FORD

DETROIT, Mich., Dec. 23 (P)-The Aviation Society announced today that it would sponsor a Polar flight from Point Barrow, starting in March, the object being to seek unexplored Polar lands and possibly cross the Pole.
 Capt. George Wilkins and another aviator as yet unnamed will hop off in a Fokker three-engined monoplane in an effort to fly the thousand miles to Spitzbergen. If land is found be- tween Point Barrow and the pole, the plane will immediately return and report Two planes will then start out to establish landing fields and claim the territory for the United States. All scientific data will be turned over to the American Geo graphical Society. It is decided not to ask the Army or Navy to aid the expedition.
 Mayo Ford is chief engineer and president of the Aviation Society, and this led to reports that Ford is back ing the flight.
 The aviators will go without provi- sions. Should disaster befall them they will depend upon their rifles for food, and will walk to the nearest land
 If land is discovered Stefansson predicts that it may become a way station for Polar flyers, like the Ha- waiian islands are in Pacific ocean flight.
 It is estimated the cost of the pro- posed expedition will come between S100,000 and S150,000.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23
Installation Officers
 Masonic Lodge Tonite

Installation of the recently elected officers of Masonic Lodge No. 219 wlli be. held this evening. At last nights meeting H. w. Hoben was elected Worshipful Master; Carl E. Orlander, Senior Warden; Harold Painter, Junior Warden; Wayne Blue was reelected Treasurer, and Elwyn Swetmann secretary.
 The appointive officers of the lodge are Leon Urbach, Senior Deacon; Cal M. Brosius, Junior Deacon; F. E.. Leslie, Tyler; Andrew Novak, Senior Stewards; Gerald Protzman, Junior Steward; Martin Banbury, Marshal; Hugh Dougherty, Chaplain.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23
FARMERS SCORE COOLIDGE FOR
 CHICAGO TALK

DIES MONIES, la, Dec. 23 (P)- The American Council of Agriculture representing a million midwest far mers yesterday denounced President Coolidge's agricultural address at Chicago and his message to Chicago, as "a misrepresentation of the move ment for equality" and added, i've do not concede that the Fordney- Me Cumber Act is of great benefit to agri- culture as a whole The farmer pays his full share of the heavy tariff trib- ute upon practically everything he buys and his prices for his surplus commodities are fixed by the worlds markets"
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23
Dempsey Offered
 $5O0,O0O Meet Wills

NEW YORK, Dec. P. (P)-Charlie Stoneham, chief owner of the New York Giants has offered Jack Demp- sey s500,OO0 and a percentage of the receipts to risk his new nose in a bout with Harry Wills at the Polo Grounds, July the fourth, 1926
 Dempsey Agrees.
 LOS ANGELES, Dec. P. (P)-Jack Dempsey today agreed to post s25O,- 900 as a guarantee that he will step into the ring to defend his title against Harry Wills, July 4th. He added: T offered to make it mil lion, as I want the world to know that I am ready to defend my title"
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23
Auto Leaves Highway, Plunges Down Hill;
 Claims Mans Life

SANTA BARBARA, Dec. P. (P)- A. J. Joseph, recently of Honolulu was killed instantly on the State highway, eighteen miles north of here yesterday when his car skidded off the pavement and went over thir- ty-foot fill and lit on the bounders of a creek bed below, shortly after the beginning of heavy rainstorm.
 Joseph was driving a coupe and was dead when found by a passing motorist, who saw the accident.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23
Orchestra Will Be Heard
 Program Tomorrow Mite

John H. Flowers, president of the local Igloo, Pioneers of Alaska, has been offered the services of the four piece stringed orchestra of the steam CT Starr which will render number of selections at the Community Xmas Tree program which will be given tomorrow evening beginning at S:OO o'clock. Needless to state MT. Flow CTS accepted the offer with thanks in behalf of the Pioneer organization, and also the school teachers who will be in charge of the program. The af- fair is an annual event with the Pio- neers and each year Christmas pro- grams are held under their auspices.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23
Willie Hoppe Offered
 $lO,000 Meet Jake

NEW YORK, Dec. P. P)-Willie Hoppe has been offered ten thous- and dollars to defend his world 1S- point one balkline billiard title, against Jake Schaffer by a Miami, Florida promoter.
 Horsman Steps In
 NEW YORK, Dec. 22. (P)-Because he is the worlds 1S-point two balk- line billiard champion, Edward Hors- man said that he would demand the first challenge against Willie Hoppe for the 1S-pont one balkline billiard title.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23
Much Christmas Mail Brot
 from Westward for Here

The bulk of the Christmas mail was brought to Seward on the last ar rival of the steamer Starr, but this morning another large quantity was brought in destined to various parts of the Territory. Freeman L. Dor renee, mail clerk on the vessel says one outstanding feature of the mail this year is the vast number of Xmas and New Years greeting cards which have passed through his hands.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23
VIOLENT STORMS
 SWEEP FRANCE

PARIS. Dec. 23 (P-A ferry boat capsized while crossing the Seine river six miles above Rouen today, nine passengers between drowned, the ferryman alone being saved. A southeasterly gale of unprecedented violence is raging throughout France, squalls reaching a velocity of over 100 miles an hour unroofing houses. uprooting trees and the antennae on the Eiffel tower being demolished in the midst of a broadcasting concert.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23
ITALIAN STEAMER
 CREW RESCUED

VALENTIA, Ireland, Dec. 23 (P)- The steamer Corinthic reported that the French tanker c. I. P. rescued a boat in which were IT men from the Italian steamer Marina, which sailed from Philadelphia, December 8, for the Mediterranean and was abandoned near the Azores. A second boat with IS men is missing. The captain of the Marina was badly injured.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23
HUDSON BAY co.
 BUYS THE MAUD

SEATTLE, Dec. 23 (P)-The Hud- son Bay company reported that it had purchased Steffanssons exploration ship, the Maud to replace the Lady Kindersley, lost in the Arctic last year The Maud will be released when a creditors libel of S5,741 is settled.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23
Mitchell Wanted As
 Head N. Y. Police

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 22.R Appointment of Col William Nit chell, under sentence of five years suspension from his army rank, pay and duties, as police commissioner of New York City, was proposed to- day to Mayor-elect Walker
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23
Dorothy Devore Figures
 In Nuptials, Reported

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. P. (R)- It was announced here yesterday that Dorothy Devore, move actress, was to marry A. w. Mather, who is the head of the Consolidated Amusement Company of Honolulu tonight, at the home of Mather's business partner Louis R. Greenfield. Her courtship began in Honolulu several months ago.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23
Kapin Wants to Enter
 the Lightweight Class

NEW YORK, Dec. P. R-Kid Rap Ian, worlds feather-weight champion asks the New York Boxing Commis- sion for permission to fight as light weight until a suitable feather-weight challenger has been developed.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23
BILL TO DREDGE
 LOWELL. CREEK
 IS INTRODUCED

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 23 (P)- Delegate Sutherland introduced a bill in Congress today to protect Federal property at Seward from floods. The bill would authorize the Secretary of War to expend S125,OO for the con- trol of Lowell Creek, a glacial stream which does much damage annually to railroad property.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23
Bomy Placed In College
 Almost Gets American

PEKING, Dec. P. P-Foochow advices today said that a bomb had been exploded at the Foochow Col legian American Board of Missions Institution, where William Beard, the American president narrowly es- capped alive.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23
FURS VALUED AT
 SIXTY THOUSAND
 SOLD VANC0UVE

VANCOUVER, B. C., Dec. 23 (P)- Furs valued at approximately S60,OO0 were trapped in British Columbia and Alberta and sold yesterday. Silver fox prices were poor, averaging $40 each; white fox $40 each; beaver $2S.50 large, small S1O; 800 mink sold.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23
EIGHT DEAD IN
 OHIO MINE FIRE

BELLAIRE, O., Dec. 23 (P)-Eight persons are dead in a fire which en- tombed 79 miners in the Webb coal mine near here. The fire is alleged wires
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23
To Confer with Coolidge

NEW YORK, Dec 22. (P-Ogden H. Hammond, newly appointed am- bassador to Spain will confer Mon day with President Coolidge.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23
FIRE SWEEP BUSINESS
 DISTRICT OF WAYNEBURG

WAYNEBURG, Pa., Dec. 23 (P- Four volunteer firemen were killed and five injured in a fire which swept the business district of this city. The loss is estimated at one million dol lars
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23
TWENTY FISHING
 BOATS WRECKED

TOKYO, Dec. 23 (P)-Twenty fish ing boats containing 150 fishermen are missing in a storm which struck northern Japan yesterday. Many houses were wreck and property damaged. Forty vessels capsized.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23

Tonight's train from the Interior will arrive on time, according to local headquarters and will leave on regu- lar time in the morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-23

Fred Broadwell gave an interest ing address at yesterdays meeting of the local chamber which will be published in tomorrow's issue of the Gateway.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-27
NOVI BOHOVIA.

Amerika vysla nedavno tlace Biblia ktorej Wy
mechanic boly vsetky slova 'vine nahradene sovam
'hrozienkovI kolaG Tak6to rihanie falsifikovaie
Bible prala amercka verejnost vel'm slabym odpo-
rom co doda chut d'alsn falsifkacianl. Ko vie co
este Bible urobia moderni svatlskari.
ktorl fanaticky svatuskar neznesie vdet vytlacene
Bblii slovo 'vno' patl do bazinca Klistus predsa
sam povazoval vino potrebn pre- obveselenie
sic coveka, inc by nebol premenl vodu vino pm jed
nej svadbe. Vyvysl no mad vodu pri Vecer. Ist6 e,
re modern svtuskari svojom fanatizme by ukri
zova Krisa keby z ked al nie pre- vno ale ise preo,
ably moh sam dat vyhasit "a bohov. Lebo menenm
Bible davad znak svetu, ze povazujd bozskesich
od Jezsa. Ambica lud nema totiz hranc, ako mas uc}
historic. Al rinsk cezar boil ''bomi''.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-27

876 zalozena bola Labor srana ktora nomno
vaa Petra Coopera pafore paperovych pehaz dosaa
$4,000 hasov diva roxy nato kongresnych vol bach teto
hasy vystdply Million Potom blaznivost tato zmizla
ako hordka kora pomine ale to mieso povstaa Ease
vel ka agitacia strieborne penaze:
Striebro zlato Nateraz hodnota sriebra, ako mede
inJrh kovov e zlam meritkom Do roku 1869 da
kore krajiny upotrebovay zlatu strebornd Spo
jenych staoch strieborny dollar 81 granove yahy za
ty dollar grainoch may rovnak1 nakupn1 siu. STRIFE
borny dollar Dol edy sestnast razy tax taz jake aty
dollar; povsal pomer sesnas ednemu znadaci ze
iedna ,1nca zlaa rovnala sestnastm strebra
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-27
MAT1cA sLovENsKA JE sLovENsKoU.

s mnohych sran boly uz robene narazSy, re nasa Ma
tca Sovenska je pod dirgentstvom vadnvch ludi ze
nem6ze hajit brant kutirne zaujmy naroda sloven
sk6ho Sine radi re toto e nie pravda 1fame re svou
mienku Mattel zmena vsetc IT, ktorl nej pochyboval
Jedna zaleztost' vel mi vaznu. Professor univer
zity Komensk6ho Bratisave dr. Chaloupecky komisne
vynadal Sovakon ze 81, ''iakyms zvlastnm, uherskym
narodem, re maju jakous bastardni kuru svoji', re
si rs minulosti bez mnuost, IS vastnym svym jazy
KEN (anebo necm, zvlastm azyk vydava atd'
Toto mrzk6 posmeskovane, ktore prof Skt6ty prisne
odstid naval profesosky sbor filozockej fakuy tel
miverzty (medzi inymi servilnv Slovak Rath( 'vede
ckym badanim C), postal tom rezolcu Mattel Slo
venskej preednane Matica Sovensk, ako najvyssia
kulttrna ustanovize slovensk mala vborove zasadnu
tie 19 febrllara, ktorom vec preednala zauala
nasledovn6 stanovsko rezoici profesolsk6ho sboru
nverzity:
''Inkriminovane vyroky prof. dr.. Vaclava Chaloupe
ck6ho namerene pro slovencine prot slovenskej ku
tire vobec ME st vedeck6 tax sivise mimi nem6ze
byt reel obmedzovan vedeckeho sklnania Vybor Ma
tice Slovenskej ako jednomyselne vysovuje slo
bodu vedeckeho kimana tiez jednomyseln ne chape
horcenost sprvcu Sketyho pre- nevedeck6 tendencie
prof Chaoupeck6ho jednomyselne ju sdel'a.
poverenia vyboru:
St. Krcmery, V. T.. tajomnlk
Matica Slovenska tedy mlzne postavia prot po-
smeSkovanam ceskGho profesora sovclske kultlrv
1estli ma prof CEaoupecky roc sebectv zastav svoje
prednasky slovenske univelze pospi svoe niesto
ucencov kory ma Wac pochopenia pre- ceskosovenskl
yzaiomnost' bratstvo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-27
AMERIKA NASA VLAST
2 knizky cd WlLLIAMA j. LONG.
Vybrane spracovan6
Youngstownskou Verejnou Kniznicou
zylastnym dovolenlm firmy CHM & Co.
Prelozil: NJ MRAz. .".
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Copyright 1925 by Youngstown Public Library.
(Pokracovanie.)

Druhou pricinou zmatku medz amerckymi obchodnikmi
ktor chcd ustaene pomery kori mozn zvt AIT skoro
mad vsetkym prekazkami ked zna1 co treba ocakavat
G nesota pochodiaca eastho potickeho zamiesana ke
dykol vek vacsna kongrese zmen demokrackeJ ma
republikansku aebo republikanskej demokratckd vi
taz mau zvyk zmert arifu Oni sd ako chapec hodna
m musi ich rozobrat' klsky poskadat dohro
mady TAX arifa de hore dou dolu hore, mnozsvo
expermentov vyprobva ke by eden bol lepim OBJ
chod. Odpomoc MONA je komis obcholnkov premyse
nkov vsetkych Gas krany pravomocou prpravt tak
arf kora by mala byt vyprobovana dobu rokov bez
p0litickeho zamieSania sa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-27
AMERICKE DIVY,

Spojenych Statoch mnohe veci dejd, ktore lnoz-
povazovat' plave dvy Jednym divov je vycaro
saie iirody pnsti. juhozapadnej casti krajny si
Iniony akrov zeme ktorych neraste mic, len kdeu
clnac drsnej travy aebo bodl'avy kaktus. touto
mou dobm falmari roba divy pomocou zavodnoyania
Dvaja mladci Buffalo ako pise 'najlepse plateny
anerjcky redaktor" Brisbane - dosta skoro zadarmo
800 akrov takejto cd vlady Vykopal 81 studnu
vodn nadrzku teraz len II akroch yypestuj alfafy
O1rmt) $3429 kazdorocne! Alfalfu kosia az sedem
do roka Ich ktora pred par rokm bola hodna
par sto dolarov, je teraz cenena ia $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-12
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, Dec. IL.
CATTLE-Receipts 5000: fed steers
closing weak, generally steady; sew
eral loads of value to sell at 10000
1850 and better taken OF market;
show yearlings scaling 900 pounds
1925; few little steers above 1000:
best heavies 1850; more bid on heav-
les but refused: fat cows closing weak
to Csc lower; heifers sharing deelipe;
other classes fully steady; heavy Do.
logna bulls around SIS; vealers 11.00
@12.00: few upward to 13.00@13.5c.
H 0 G - Receipts $4,000; active;
opened Is to CSC lower; closed mostly
csc off, under weights 25 to 35 lower;
packing sows declined 25 to soc; bulk
good and choice 200 TO 300-pound
butchers 1O.45@ 1885; desirable 100 To
1S0-pound weights largely 1860
HOO; practical top lilo: 140 to 150-
pound selections 11.15@11.40; bulk
packing sows S.50@S.S0; majority bet
ter killing pigs 11.75@12.00; shippers
took HOO estimated holdover 5000.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000; fat lambs
o5 to SOC lower: fat sheep mostly so
lower; feeding lambs fully 25 off: bufl1
better native lambs weak to so lower;
fat yeafling wethers sharing lamb de-
cline; bulk better grades fat lambs
15.75m16.25; top 1850: several loads
16.456p16.50; yearling wethers upward
to 1900: fat ewes S.5069.25 naestly;
several sales feeding lambs 1870
1925.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-12
Grange Directory

Allion--Thursday evening.
Belgrade-First and third Saturday
evening.
Benton-Second and fourth Wednes-
day evening.
Bodwell. ippsburg-Suttirday eve
ming.
Branch Mills, china-Thursday eve
ming
owdoinham-Friday evening.
Burnhasn-Tuesday evening.
Capital, Augusta--Second and fourth
Saturday evening.
Cascade, MISUNDERSTANDING evening.
Extraordinarily evening.
China - First. third and fifth
Wednesday evenings.
Clinton-First and third Wednes-
day evenings.
Cushnoc-Second and fourth Friday.
Second Friday a day meeting.
Cobbosseecontee, West Gardiner
First and third Tuesday evening.
Dirigo, MISUNDERSTANDING eve
ming.
Dromcre, hippsburg-Tuesday eve
ming. u ~
Enterprise, chmond--Tuesday eve
ming. e. -
Five Island -Tuesday evening.
Gardner-NFirst and third Tuesday
evening
Granite City. Hallowell--First and
third Friday evening.
Litchfeld-First and third, Friday
evening.
Manchester-r'irst and third Satur-
day evening.
Merrymeeting, Bowdoinham--f'riday
evening.
Mount Phillip, Rome-First and
third Saturday evening
Monmouth Wednesday evening
Mount vernon--Ftrst and third Sat-
urday
North Augusta--F'irst and third
Tuesday evenings.
New Sharori--Second and fourth
Wednesday evenings.
Pittston--Second and fourth Wednes-
day evenings.
Progressive, Richmond Corner--Fri-
day evening. @.
Readfeld--1rirst and third Saturday.
Sagadahoc, Notwithstanding eve-
ming.
Salmon Lake, No. Belgrade-Satur.
day evening except July and August.
MISUNDERSTANDING evening.
Sidney--Thursday evening.
Silver Lake, China-First, third and
fifth Tuesday,
Starting, Fayette--Second and fourth
Saturday.
Topshani-Saturday evening.
Observation-Disclosures and third Tues
day evening.
Wayne-First and third Saturday.
West Bath--Monday evening. .
Windsor--Friday evening.
Winslow-First and third Friday
evening.
Winthrop--Tirst and third Tuesday.
Evening. second Tuesday.
Notwithstanding evening.