■ it €Ufi»wtJ) Stmerican. vql. Lxiv. !^,^r»vrn°cVy:V”r,“ i ellsworth, Maine, Wednesday afternoon, January so, 1918. No. 5. aooiuumrmi. Surijfrtigrmmte. LOCAL AFFAIRS organization and maintenance of super- visory unions formed under tbe terms of tbe new law. State NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK Superintendent Thomas and H. O. Allen, agent for rural theatre Bijou education, will be present. Our Horae for sale Increasing: Deposits Union Trust Co “Belgian Women in War Work” was The Burrill National bank Jan. Elizabeth Googt ns—Nurse the subject of an interesting paper de- Deposits 29, 1910—f 1,1 70,070.61 Union Mutual Life Ins Co livered by Mrs. Louis F. Tapley of Bucks- 1911— Notice of foreclosure—Melville L Allen 1.200,101.21 port at the of the woman’s club I Caution notice— Eogene L ('ouary meeting 1912- 1,203,828.36 Mary Hall Cushman—Petition for real estate with Mrs. C. R. Burrill yesterday after- •• 1913- 1,352,335,06 Notice — of ad I Appointment executors, noon. Mrs. Tapley has the faculty of •• I miniAtrators, guardians of adult* and con- 1914— 1.442,050.02 covering her at j servators subject comprehensively, “ • 1915— 1,470,348.58 the same time and brightening intensify- 1915— SCHEDULE OF MAILS ing it by detail in individual instances. 1,526,067.02 " 1917— 1,603.018.12 AT KLLSWOSTH POSTOFF1C*. Her paper inspired n«*w admiration for In effect, Jan. 30, 1918. tbe brave women of suffering Belgium, Deposits .Ian. 25), 1918—$1,812,309.33 and pride in tbe part which the United MAILS BSCB1VBD. States had played in the relief work there. Did this splendid increase in deposits come to us by chance' Week Day. Dr. H. L. D. Woodruff is laid up with a NO. Chance played little if any part in this remarkable iucrease Feom Wbat —6.41 a m; 4.14 p m. dislocated shoulder, the result of being of business. F*om East—11.10 a m; 6.22 p m. thrown from a last even- sleigh Thursday are AT Our reasons the strong and sound financial condition of onr MAILS CLOSE POSTOFF1CB ing. Dr. Woodruff, with Howard Cun- at this time and Going m. institution, having capital, surplus undivided pro., Wbst— 10.80 a m; 5.50 p ningham, was driving down State Btreet, Going East—6.10 a m; 8.85 m. fits accounts, with stockholders’ to p when near the hardwood factory the together liability amounting This is a fund tforse became frightened by tbe exhaust nearly $350,000. protective against deposits and Registered mail should be at postofflce half from a steam and stands between the depositor and any possible loss. an hour before mall closes. pipe, juq>j$ed, breaking one thill. It was impossible to control Our methods of doing business, class of service rendered and our WEATHER IN KLL8UOKTH. the horse, and near C. H. Wooster’s store efficient and conservative management also contribute largely to thesleighwas overturned, throwing out I this success. For Week Ending at Midnight Tuesday, both occupants. Mr. Cunningham es- bijou theatre; .Ian. 29, 1918. caped serious injury. The horse cleared From observations taken at the | powei itself from the sleigh and ran home. UNION TRUST COMPANY of Me. ODD FELLOWS BUILDING station of the Bar Harbor A Union Rivei Ellsworth, Power Co., in Ellsworth. Precipitation is A maximum of one delivery a from given in inches for the hours day twenty-four retail at stores will probably soon be the rule WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, JAN. 30-31-Metro 6-act “The ending midnight.j photoplay Weather Precip- in Ellsworth and all tbe other cities and Soal ol * Magdalene,” with Mme Olga Petrova. Temperature condition* itation towns of more than 2,500 population. FRIDAY and FEB. 1-2-Paramount 5-act “Her A War SATURDAY, play Better Sell,” 4am 12 m forenoon afternoon Plans to this end were set going in Wash- Savings Certificate with Pauline Wed 19— Frederick. 26— snow.fair fair .02 ington at a conference of the Commercial with stamps affixed is increasing in value every minute. They are Thurs 2— 20— fair fair MONDAY, FEB. 4—Paramount 5-act play, “The Undying Flame,' with Mme. Economy board and the State Councils of So Government bear 4 per cent, interest, Fri —5 19— snow snow .16 obligations, compounded Petrov*. National Defense. Paul Nixon, cost in 1918 Sat 16— 12— cioudy.fair fair specicl quarterly. They 84.12 .January, and are worth $5 in representative of the Maine uommittee on No show Taeeday. Sun —6 10— fair fair 1928. We have these Savings Certificates for sale, also Thrift Public attended the conference. Mon —20 —l fair fair,snow .03 Safety, at 2o cents each. The general admiaaion to this theatre la now 6 and 15 centa. Stamps Tues 4— 17— snow fair .01 Mr. Nixon is to report to the Public

a .m. Safety committee, and tbe committee is At 7 Monday, temperature was 28 de- Hancock County Savings Bank grees below zero. to formulate immediately a program for Maine going over the entire State, town by town, Ellsworth, and the of the Rev. R. H. Moyle 10 ill of grip. securing adoption delivery recommendations in each place. Miee Sara Royal left Thursday for a short vacation in Boston. ARMY DRAFT. Associate Justice A. W. King is confined TO PROPERTY OWNERS to his ill of sciatica. home, Physical Examinations of Class 1 I will ask—are you keeping insurance on your property to correspond with the Elmer Higgins, who has been employed Men Now Under Way. The War Calls to You increased price of building materials? How about your stock? at Bath, returned home last week. The medical examiners of the local The woman’s relief corps will meet to- board yesterday began the physical ex- O. W. Tapley, F"ir© Insurance Ellsworth I I morrow afternoon with the aminations of the men ic clsss 1 under Go to bank—ami president, --- your postoffice—your Mrs. Amanda Young,,on.Pine street. the new draft plan. Sixty were called for examination yesterday, and the same Government bonds Angus Morey, who has employment TEACHERS* CONVENTION. ELLSWORTH FALLS. buy interest-bearing number for to-day and to-morrow. It is with the Great Northern Paper Co., spent expected that another call will be sent out Daniel E. Loweree arrived Monday af- to help win the war. Buy your first the week-end at his home here. Program for Session Opening In Ells- for examinations of more men the last of worth To-morrow. ternoon from Mexico, for a visit with his Mrs. Agnes Royal, who for the past few 25c Thrift ; and more next week. Following is the for the meet- family. Stamp to-day buy months has been with her daughter, Mrs. program As the men being examined this week ing of the Hancock county teachers as- Warren Jordan and wife of Brewer as often as can. Save and A. R. McNabb, at Pittsfield, returned you invest. include those previously rejected under sociation which will in Ellsworth spent Sunday with Mrs. Jordan’s parents, home Monday. open the old draft examinations, the number to-morrow evening with a general session Charles Lynch and wife. Eminent Sir Wilmer J. Dorman, grand is small—about one in seven. accepted at Hancock hall: Mrs. Samuel Candage and baby boy of The best investment in the world. generalissimo, will pay an official visit of Next week’s examinations will include THURSDAY EVENING—8 O'clock Seal Harbor were guests of Mr. and Mrs. inspection to Blanquefort commandery, new men, and the many proportion pass- Music.Bluehill academy orchestra A. W. Ellis over night. K. Tuesday T., Monday evening, Feb. 11. ing will be larger. The requirements as Singing, "America" Miss Alice Cowan went to Boston Fri- Ask your Postmaster Mrs. Mabel Royal arrived home to teeth and other minor physical defects Opening exercises Monday day evening returning Monday. Mrs. from the Eastern Maine general are not as rigid as under the old rules. Business hospital John for m or Banker "The War Savings Campaign" Duffy substituted Miss Cowan any at Bangor, where she has been receiving FUTURE DRAFT UNCERTAIN. Glenn W State director for schools her school here Monday. treatment. Her Starkey, condition is much im- Expansion of America's fighting forces Music.Orchestra Raymond McCarthy, one of our nest- proved. beyond their present strength depends "School Credit for Club Work" known young men, died last Thursday Joseph McIntosh was taken suddenly such factors as events abroad and Ralph P Mitchell, State leader of ) upon evening at the home of bis brother Frank, ill Friday night and is still confined to the shipping situation, Secretary Baker boys’ and girls’ clubs I at Ellsworth, of pneumonia, at the age of his ill with said in that the war Music.Orchestra ~ home, pneumonia. Monday, disclosing '-L— Address.State Thomas twenty-seven years. He had been em- Arthur Brown is substituting for him as has not fixed a date for Supt department ployed in the woods on the Penobscot night policeman. another draft, nor even determined bow FRIDAY MORNING—10 o’clock river several months, and came home to men shall be called. DEPARTMENT SESSIONS AT HIGH SCHOOL The seniors of E. H. S. gave a reception many attend to his questionnaire and was Mr. Baker told the Senate BUILDING and dance to the juniors at Hancock hall military stricken Sunday, the di»«ra>e developing Shoeand Harness last A number committee that the United States bad Rural School* Repairs Friday evening. large rapidly. The whs prougui uore more than men in France the drat Chairman, W H Patten, £lk worth participated in the dancing. Music was 200,000 Supt to the home oi ms brotuer John, w-nere furnished of January, would have a half million "Making tne Best of Things." by Higgins’ orchestra. Refresh- the funeral was held bunday afternoon Parcel Post men there in this and in all H A Allan, State agent for rural education by ments were served. early year, at 2 Rev. officiat- "A Red Letter in School o'clock. Henry W.Conley a million and a half could go across if Day Visitation,” *»<> The costume which was at He besides his one charge* paid one way. Mark your addreas carefully. party given Miss Florence M Hale. State agent for ing. leaves, father, ships could be found to carry them. Best of Stock and Society hall last evening by the Knights rural education sister, Mrs. May Thompson, and five Piumpt Delivery. Workmanship. Future developments will decide what of St. Joseph was largely attended. Question box brothers, John, Fred, Frank, CLartes and additional forces will be sent. Bluehill Shoe and Harness Nearly all appeared in costume and many Grade Schools Harold, who have the sympathy of Hospital in the which lasted HANCOCK COUNTY ENLISTMENTS. their friends. Established S Years participated dancing Chairman, Supt. Frank McGouldrick, Bar many from 7.30 to 10.30. Refreshments were Recent enlistments from Hancock coun- Harbor Ed. Q. Me. served. ty include the following: A. Q. Stearns, “The Recitation, the Teacher’s Oppor- Food Survey In Maine Williams, Bluehill, Bar auto Chester W. tunity” -Irving W Small, Bar Harbor The item in Thb American last week Harbor, repair; To determine how much foodstuff the Local Agent for Stage and Express Bar aviation "The Story Method of Reading,” regarding the removal of the garage to the Sprague, Harbor, section, household in Maine has on Miss Mary B Bills, Castine normal school average hand, on Main which is signal corps. Jordan building street, j "The Opportunity of the Play Hour” how much food the people are using and for that was an Howard W. Clark, Bar Harbor, aviation being remodeled purpose, j William D Hall, Castine normal school how it is being used, a household survey in name of firm. Dr. is no section. error Hagerthy j Secondary School* of this State is to be made immediately by C. O. BURRILL & SON longer associated in the business, Fred E. HELMETS TABOOED AT DEVENS. the extension forces of the of { Chairman, Supt W E Clark, Castine college the Silvy being proprietor. No more knitted helmets or other "Self-Measurement,” agriculture of the University of Maine —Established 1K07— Officers of Lygonia lodge will be in- woolen head coverings which women have Prin Fred E Stoddard, Ellsworth under the direction of Miss Catherine N stalled to-morrow. The installation, been knitting in large quantities for sol- Discussion Platts. The food administration has “A far wbicb will be at 5 o’clock, will be private. diers may be worn by the men at Camp Program Physical Education,” asked the Department of Agriculture to Josiah W Taylor, State agent for sec- FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE This will be followed by a banquet at 6.30 Devens, the acting commander announced make tnese surveys in every state, and ondary education and a sociable in the All Masons He that regulation the work will be done by the colleges ol evening. yesterday. explained Discussion some of the of this and countries members of their families are winter have now been issued agriculture. Representing leading companies foreign and army caps Address, invited to the supper and sociable. to all the troops. Woolen mufflers may : Food surveys will be made in eight coun- not be soldiers on ties in this Rehearsals are well underway for the worn, either, except by mouth college State, Somerset, Knox, in bitter weather. Waldo, Aroostook, Cumber- minstrel show to be given at Hancock hall, guard duty FRIDAY AFTERNOON—1.45 O'clock Kennebec, ; land, Androscoggin and Penobscot. Monday evening, Feb. 11, for the benefit GENERAL FRS8IOF AT HANCOCK HALL. Limit on lour >ales. A tine not PLUMBING. of the K. of under the direction of exceeding fl,000 or imprison- P., Music.Bar Harbor high school orchestra Orders the sale of dour have ment not one or is E. F. Robinton. There will be a chorus limiting Business exceeding year, both, Hot Water been issued the food fixed as for individual Heating, Furnacr of forty voices. Harry L. Crabtreewill act by administration, Music.Orchestra punishment any or The show will be effective Monday. concern who wilfully fails to make re- Work and Jobbing. as interlocutor. fol- “The Crayon as a Help in Teaching —A | Sales of dour and dour substitutes com- port when requested, or lowed by a dance, with music by Hig- Chalk Talk.” wilfully reports bined are now limited to a thirty days’ Prof W Brown. incorrectly. The government, however? HONEST WORK; HONEST PRICES gins’ orchestra. Henry Colby college suppty. The dealer cannot carry more counts on the full co-operation of tbe Sheriff Wescott, acting on authority Music .—Orchestra than that, so of course he cannot be ex- “Habit and in the affected trades, industries and individ- and recommendation of the governor, Memory Schoolroom,” Years’ Experience. to sell more than that. Unless you uals, and that there will be Tweaty of Sullivan pected Prof McConaughy. Dartmouth college hopes very has appointed Simon Bunker f®w cases in which it will be Personal attention to all details. Telephone have a family that can get away with a j necessary to and L. E. Crosby of Amherst as special enforce compliance through prosecution. or mall orders promptly attended to. barrel of dour and a barrel of other food- Feet! Dealers to be Licensed. | for the enforcement of the game deputies as corn stuff, such meal, graham, rye, oat- In an effort to of con- laws. Both have served in the same prevent hoarding -■ VQIW J J EDWARD F. meal, etc., in a month, you will not be centrated and mixed feeding stuffs With the Unusual BRADY, capacity under the former administration.' by Qrant8t, Ellsworth, Me. able to buy a barrel of dour. speculators, the food administration has It Is the unusual The administration of the tlsh and event that gives 1TS-3. game Telephone For every pound of dour, you must buy deemed it advisable to license manufac- the unusual a laws will for the present be conducted person chance. To an equal amount of the substitute food- tures of the dealers in commercial feeds meet the from the office of the attorney general. unexpected with decision and stuffs. There are dfteen or twenty kinds, for cattle and livestock, hogs. President effectiveness is the sign of the b-ade* 1 make a specialty of repairing fur garments The Maine Central railroad company although not all can be found in the local Wilson has issued a proclamation plac- If you can take Home-Made Marmalade at low work guaranteed Also all responsibility when re- prices; announces a curtailment of train service markets. ing the under license control on kinds of cleaning, pressing, cleansing and industry sponsibility is suddenly thrust upon Bear in mind that when need railroad for repairing. you on the Washington County and after February 15. you, and do and Shrub I have a small but well se- your very best with * a suit or overcoat 4 to to look it the “heatless Mondays,” February Bar Harbor Cottage Burned. The food administration declares that clear lected stock, and It will pay you head, you are the sort of pereoa train con- FOR SALE over before you decide. March 26 inclusive. The up hoarding of stock feeds has been more or who will The large Bar Harbor cottage residence achieve a permanently re- DAVID F-RICfNJD at Junction with the less since tbe of tbe necting Washington of E. G. of New York was burned prevalent beginning sponsible Miss Caroline Fabbri, war, and has resulted in position. And it is the re- Harrington Main Street Ellaworth 11.10 train here, and the evening train extraordinarily Thursday, with all its furnishings, in- high prices during the of scant sponsible positions that are well ClIawortH, Malna down will be cancelled. On other week period pro- paid cluding many valuable rugs, tapestries duction The administration hopes to and interesting.—Exchange. will run as scheduled. stabilize the days the trains and paintings. The loss is estimated at price of dairy and stock feeds. does not the trains on Without the license it was The change affect of which is covered in- requirements Albert N. Cushman $150,000, part by to prevent evils which COMING EVENTS. the Mt. Desert branch. powerless many Ellsworth Steam surance. _ Laundry tended to encourage increased prices. Members of the who bave been Failure to secure licenses by *» «r*Ht ,1 A conference of members of super- family February Thursday evening, Jar. 1, * gifc IwtiJry Wtrk. NAPHTHA CUAHWC andContractor 15 may be punished ny h fine not in ex- Electrician school committees and staying there recently, including Mrs. building, Central intending super- cess of $5,U00, by imprisonment for pot square, am bridge were w hen the tire dis- Ooodi called (or and delivered intendents of schools of Hancock couuty Fabbri, asleep was more than one year, or bv both fine and Mass.-Eleventh annual uaiuiao reunion Electric Supplies and Fixtures at Ella worth be- covered. were forced to dee from imprisonment. for license 50 cents. special attention to will be held to-morrow, They Applications Ticket*, parcel poet work should be addressed to the United Stales at 9.30 a. m. Similar conferences the building scantily clothed, with the and Ellsworth ginning Food Administration, License Division, Thursday Friday, Jan. tad peu, H. B, ft Estey Building held the the temperature at zero. Mr. Fabbri is In ESTEY CO., Proprietor* are to be throughout State, Washington, D. C\, specifying the nature 1—County teachers’ conveir.uu at Ells- 8UI* with an American Re I Coes unit. Street. Bll.woith, M< Telephone 38-11 purpose being the discussion of details of Italy of the business to tie licensed. worth. wflfefdaMUtl aUDm'.amcrt*. 3mong tlu ^rangrr*..

SUNDAY SCHOOL This column is devoted tCrisis Safe- cept by permission sf the writer. All com- Help mnnications will be subject to approval by THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES ly—Proof that Lydia L Pink- the editor, but none will be rejected without ham’s save good reason. Vegetable Compound CASCARAjgpUININE Can be Peiied Upon. Text o? Lessen. Mark 2:23 to 3:5— NARRAMtSSlC, 234, OF LAND. Th* cld far y rrrnrdy — In tan*e< Verses, Ex. 29:8-11—Gold- form—**!*. taff, easy to toka No Memory of After many weeks, Narramiosic grange i Urbana.Ill.—“During Change I.ife, no after 2:28—Commentary 1- opiate* uripleaaant effect*. en Text. Mark its I wheat met in session Jan. 19. IS M. A. B Cure* fckli io ?< ir I in addition to annoying symptoms, regular hour*—Onp J if Prepared by Rev. D. M. Stearns. had an attack of Hutchins and Mrs. Hutchins installed day* M<«*y back it fail*. Qr**me which lasted more corn j™raMFF *rr.u>»e boa with use officers. The grange circle .presented the Xrd Top and Mr. and left all winter with HiC * picture an it the verses between last retiring roaster, Mias Mildred Gross, Taking op me in a weakened 24 Tablet* for 2S*. s sweet-grass work basket. Light refresh- week’s lesson and this one, we note condition. I felt at At Any Druy St ments were served. that I would Christ was ever teaching the pedple. timea 2- meat well the Great Teacher, never be again. Tor he w-as truly (grippe E- HIGHLAND. 364, NORTH PRNOBSCOT. 4 I read of Lydia and it is written. "Who teaobeth like use more & beans .Pinkham’t Vege- fish Officers were installed Jan. 18 by ?-ibter 0 • T v'T V >'EWS him? And we may well pray. "That table Compound Alice Leach. A fine program cooaistmg of see teach thou me” (Job 'and what it did for which 1 not, j songs, readings, recitation* slid Slorte# KLCEHILL. women passing 34:32. 38:22). Before he went away Aft- given. Supper was served. through the Change The bale iuo supper by (lie liulii* aid he said that be would send the Holy 1 told fats of Life, so my 3- society of tbe Baptist church has been all MOUNTAIN VIEW. 464. WIWT EDEN. Spirit, who would teach us things doctor 1 would try use postponed to Feb. 1. to (John 14:26). and he did. and we may it. 1 soon began enough At the Jsn. officer* just regular meeting 22, Rev. R M. Trafton and wife were I in strengt h celled him as ever In us to gain were installed Sister J. rely upon guide by Ettielyn to Lumber Monday by the serious illness ijemick of Hayside in a c« Into all truth. symptoms dis- grange pleasing 01 Mrs. Trafton’s sister. When he called Levi, or Matthew, to and able manner. 8ha was assisted by and Vegetable Compound sugar second a series appeared your Tbe of of also basket-ball (follow him. he did so, having me a woman ao Miss Gladys Jordan, of Baysidc, as promptly has made well, strong 4m between tbe Scouts games Boy soil town ho doubt heard and received his teach- I do all own housework. I cannot marshal, and Frederick Healey and my use teams was Jan. E. Pinkham’s O played 24, the town team ing. He then made Jesus a feast in recommend Lydia Vege- syrups Georgia Richards of Ml. View grange as too to women winning by tbe score of 34 (o 12. hi* home 29). and invited many table Compound highly assistants. Tbe secretary presealed a (Lnkefi of Life. passing through the Change of vocal and The regular meeting of the Village im- tof his publican friends and other ein- S. Orchade program instrumental music, —Mis. Frank Henson, 1316 provement society baa been as tvell as those who were al- readings, etc. I postponed ers. St, Urbana, 111. This until Saturday, Feb. 2, at the home of tready disciples of Jesus. brought suffer from nervousness, Women who Mrs. E. E. Chase. Tbe order of busmen sneers and scoffing from the self- “heat flashes.’* backache, headaches and serve MAS* A PA QUA, 477, SOUTH BLUKHILL. will be followed by a short A irigbteons scribes and pharisees, who and “the blues’* should try this famous program Officers were installed Jan. 23 by Bro. full attendance ia above associating with such peo- root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink- requested. (were John Wood of East BluehilL Supper was and led Jesus to say.that he came h&m’s Vegetable Compound. Officers of Ira Berry lodge, F and A. ple. the cause freedom served to 100 'lbe short of patrons, play, were installed (not to call self-righteous people, but M-, Jan. 21, by D. G. W. U.S. FOOD ADMINISTRATION “Tbe Coming of Happy Valley grange to (sinners to He does not M. F. B. Snow, as follows W M-. A. .VI repentance. Hard Scrabble was i3mrfit Column. Hollow,’* presented. 8. A. K. (want worship or sacrifice from un- jflutual Herrick; W„ Seunders; J W„ i. exceed the limit of dwucj 3'bfrrrtifcnnnU*. E. jraved people, for they that are in the the present day Greene: 8. D., I. E. Stanley, J. I)., We know all too well the sin BAY81DE. 478, KLLtfVORTH. (flesh cannot please God. hut he is ready EDITED BT "AUNT iiMK" and modesty. W itliam Snow ; secretary, A. C. Hinckley; and to be found In city and country, come to misery treasurer, Mtx chaplain. W. H. have mercy upon all who be* Bay side grange held its regular meeting Hinckley; (to and and the cause* of most of it, but I don’t Matt. 9:13 and Hos. It* Motto: **Helpful Hopeful.” 23. Osgood; warden, K. 8. Osgood; tyler, J. Compare he've of it 1* mitigated by being exploited Wednesday, January Refreshment* any Mom*. see We can lOO Year® be served the ji. 6. and Rom. 8:8. only in the stories we tead or by reproduction on will ,at next meeting, when in results Offlcerf of £m.y to people who are good enough The purpose* of this column are aucctnc y our moving picture screens, and :tbe tbe third and fourth* degrees will be con Kewayden lodge, X. of P„ (their own estimation that while we are stated In the title and motto— it 1* for the rout U of these sensational stories and of moving ferred. were installed Jan. 22, by U. A. launder*. can be (sorry for them, we never heard of a oensdt, and aim* to be helpful sod hopeful pictures ftpon the rising generation of Hoofing D. G. C., aaa.sted by E. F. Myrick, D. G. (Saviour for them. Being for tbc common go.Ml.4i 1» for the com summed up ia the old quotation: RAINBOW, JUS*. NORTH BROORSVILLK. P., as follows. C. C.,J. H. Osgood; V. C rnon a#e—a public •errant, a purveyor of in of such frightful mein, Then came up the question of fast- Vice is a monster, it indeed a phenomenal record of W. H. Osgood; prelate. Rev. R. M. Traf- formation and a medium for the in That to be hated needs but to be seen Jan. 24, the newly-elected officers were suggestion, suoeee*. and ifc* only article of its ton; M. of W. C. of R. (tng. on which these Pharisees counted k*d too oft. familiar with it* face. W., Pobertaoo, K. terchange of ideas. In this capacity it solicit* Hut, kind that hat this record it in their stations. The worthy master ap- much, which led the Lord Jesus to ; We first endure, then pity, then embrace.” proud and X, and M. of E., Harry Hinckley; M. Jso communications, and its succeasdepends largely | pointed the various committees for tbe of himself as the When 1 sead a book or story, or aee a play 1 of F., W. E. Stover, M. at A.. Harold (apeak Bridegroom, on the support given H in this respect Coro- It was voted to send the lecturer to j 1 have year. his as the children of the munlc&tlons roust be but the name of want to feel that gained something, Herrick; I.U., Norman O. G., V k (and disciples signed, the conference in next month. Gray; ofi character-building, JOHNSON'S Augusta bride-chamber, saying that they would ! writer will not be prluted except by permission® learted something Duffy education, or at The lecturer gave |cut the will or added something to m.v got question: have occasion to fast In his absence. Communications be subject to approval j *»°°r** Tbe soldiers’ benefit dance bold ib* ( or change of LINIMENT “What is our as members of the by the editor of the hut none least a good laugh helpful duty but not while he was with them. These rejection by column, and club was Army Navy Wednesday evening will ©e without good reason Address I thought. grange?*’ It discussed by escb mem- were rejected Pharisees patchwork people, try- to Jan. 23, was a great success. Tbe ball j all communications Amoag books read last lyear that 1 greatly Internally—Coughs. Cold*, Grippe, j ber in response,to the roii-caii. ing to put something new upon some- Chill*, tv. decorated wttb red, white anr The American! enjoyed were “The Hosary," by Florence Sore Throat, Crump*, beautifully tiling oia. or someimng new into some- Ellsworth, Me. **8«ill Jim.” Honore Wiiaie, “The Externally—Sprains. Strain*, Mua- blue lights., while on tbe stage were dis- Barclay. by ARBUTUS, 450, SURRY. Is Ittilng old, bnt surh not the Lord's Bent Twig.” by Dorothy Canfield (who also cular Rheumatism, Burns, Bruise*, played tbe American Hag and Hags of tbe etc. A wonderful that One candidate was instructed in the for oor old sinful natures are : wrote. I think, the “Squirrel Cage”), and the anodyne allies, a t ack ground of and (method, WATCH thb coawnaa. upon bunting and can never be Prairie Wife/ whose author I forget, fur- final degree*. The “girls” presented a Tbe march wa* led {incorrigibly corrupt When you wake up in the morning of a dark Soothes — Heat* evergreen. grand by a or There nished by its witty descriptions many good good program of music, recitations, living Postmaster (improved made any better. and cheerless day Pain Hinckley and wife, follow laugh. Destroy* in and two be a new nature by a new birth And feel inclined to grumble, post or frown. pictures song, pantomimes, by seventy'live couples. A feature of tb* books to the farce*. The Mrs. above—Jesus Christ received Just glance into your mirror and vow will To change twmat weather, original poem by Carey dime was tbe clog specialty given by Hob* see haven't we had the longest, coldest winter was * Into our hearts and given full control, quickly greatly applauded. “Boys” program ert Astbury, w ho was obliged to reap* ntf It’s just because the corner* of yonr month ret* And a-* lor sues, w-e are nearly buried next week. while the old must be subdued, put off to numerous encores. Higgins' orchestra turn down. ia ii* and zuz re keeps coming. We haven’t COUNTY NEWS reckoned dead. Not reformation but furnished excellent music. wa* -t Then take tLU simple rhyme. bees nb.r w get te cbufxb for four weeka. Popper regeneration. If any man be in Christ, been the for or BAY VIEW 207. SALISBURY OOVR. served at tbe 1. O. O. F. ball, the clot j Remember it in time. ns Piattrday ha* day galea SARGENTVILLE. he Is a new in no sense in- or the roads full, but the extends thaoks to the Odd Fellows am! creation, It’» always dreary weather in wtrywii allow storm*, uniting Green Mountain Pomona grange met with ! W arren C. Beedle it at home on a visit, debted to the flesh or having anything town. days are lengthening and the sun getting selectmen of tbe town for use of tbe bail; Bay View grange Jan. 16. Owing to bad I lo do with it. W'hen you wake and find the corner* of yonr higher, and spring is half way here, and 1 Mitt Helen Higgins has returned to to tbe various committees in charge, and j traveling, not many were present. Four j The Pharisees themselves mouth turned down am glad not only for myself bat for the many to tbe of tbe balls for services ] prided Bangor. from Ellsworth, and several janitors who can’t get sufficient fuel to keep warm. Bayside, upon their their fasts and in all of rendered. doings, If yog wake up the morn; ngjf bright Mr*. Clara M. Clapp is visiting at North from Mt. View grange attended. A fine Mr. Chatto in the feasts, and observances, their and I felt so sorry Vor losnwf Jan. 28. .8. religions j happy thought# Sedgwick. dinner was served tbe host hi* home in sueh terrible weather. He is by grange, and And to count the in yonr holy days Sabbath days, their loDg begin blessing* also st 5-30. • indeed bereft, and how much we miss Deli’s Albert Ginn of Bucksport it employed supper MRNOklAi MtAOl-l'TIOM prayers In public places, their com- cup. letters. She was a “stand Fred J. Tbe evening session was called to order Then glance into mirror and will always by.” by Sargent. so soon, has another of »ur b«i;uc mendation from men. while in God's yonr you /Again, Maria has a the 18 h of tbe new Charles Shand. Tbe quickly see Aunt birthday Mrs. John H. Bennett visited her mother by (master, member*, Mis. Marla Groas, been called I row. sight who reads the heart, they were this month- 1 should think she tell It s all because the corner* of your mouth might at Little Deer Isle last week. program arranged by the lecturer consist- our midst u the higher life; therefore be it hypocrites, whited a gen- I dare she is even sepulchres, turn up. % bow she celebrated. say ed of tongs, music, tableau, etc. The most £o*oie*ue whose true character for the benefit of his There’s a-plentv in this wortd U» fill life » spring. Hhe gave Mi** Dor s has been blthfoi and given people that joy Hooper visit mg her are members of V»* w and now Bay grange J of he reveal cup transplant last summer, but they hadn’t kindly life are worthy emulsitoa. might himself nn^o them, the grandparents at Little Deer Jal*. service. The blossomed when frost caiue. so 1 took some i(ifthe presentation speech ft«*oi*M2, That our love sod be Sabbath the Passover and other H you’ll only keep the corner* of your mouth sympathy day. Miss C. who it at Julien was and inter- turned up. up, and they are now In blossom, but Agues Kane, teaching by Emery pleasing iiicBUMi u» the bereaved family, and that feasts, they had appropriated, pervert- —Thr Jmbbath Visitor disappointed me iu all being purple, not my Brooklin, spent the week-end *t borne. esting, and‘one of the beat ever heard in nor charter be draped for thirty days ed. and taken credit to themselves for — with a a of .Sent by Idora. favorite color. 1 also put them plant Miss Ella Condon Saturday and Bay View grange. There are ten stars on Knoirrii. Thai copy these reaolutiou* so spent being religious. We. as sinners, or two of sweet alyasum which has blossomed the Mr. son*-in tie placed upou our records, a and copy sent Sunday with her {a rents at South Brooks* tlag. Emery bas^hree tbe cannot give God anything, or do any- all winter. It has been »o cold ! have had to Thk KujieoitM AwaaicAM for publication. It i* n pleasure to hear from Idora by ville. service. Charles, Earle and Newell. The lo him. until we have first no geranium blossoms as usual, even my | Kuisksck Msaai-h, thing please this poem which she baa sent for the other brtya who are in the service are Charles K. Foster was called to Cam- v h from him the and for- pet scarlet one failing me for the first time. atari a O«eovs. TeeelvetJ mercy column. I see by the papers. Idora. you Harry Fogg, Nelson Mtfcbdl, Gerald This letter is getting long, so with a few bridge, Mass., last week by the death of Khsa Barr*tt. giveness lie is ready to bestow, the are being in church and Sun- j Herbert Maurice “helpful” I will eioee, go aee very soon hut Norwood, Salisbury, GosamfUee eternal recipes hoping father. redemption pro- day school work in the where are Leland sud Herman purchase^ tqad j city you many of the old names attached to long Alley, Maxwell 14- us Jan. 28. Sim. for at cost. Sat- , jiow living. j land. fe Infinite letters for our colntuu. Esther. PRETTY M AR8HL ration is Stty by grace and wholly un- j DEEK ISLE. and friend* of merited on our (Rom. The I>Rf>R4M, Jaw. If*. 191*. i Relatives Quincy Bartlett part ?:?4). There tre many things in your letter I aud Mrs. Julian NEW CENTURY, 256, DEDHAM. Aunt and Jf. A.-? Mr. Hooper, Jobu to hear of bis was made for man that tli£ Mad&* ware grieved death, which (gabbath would like to mentiou, but lack of space Paris and J. P. Allen of drove An all-day session was held Jan. 26, Wuere.ob where, are the writers for our | Sedgwick j occurred at bis home in M uu, Jan. Ix»rd of the Sabbath time. Thanks for and Jtna, might specially colcon* our forbids, at this it, across tbe Reach to cell on friends 1 with attendance in of snow- Must editor do the "mutual ] Sunday good ‘spite ». Mr. Bartlett was a native of on that day, when man ceases from Bartlett benefit" act all alone? no cue doubts for the recipes which will appear later. here. drifts and cold weather. Matters of busi- Though island and lived re until a own works, few years jhis reveal himself, and her in that.„j4ne, it must at times be Most of you noticed last week in The ness and of officers tbe ability ; been reports occupied when us Mrs. Harry M. Beck, who has xgo, be, with'bis family, moved u luiess tsi, .351. it is lawful to do irksome and discouraging to have such lake- i American, the editor's words in relation session, after which a recess was with since morning Montana, ■well warm relatives in Worcester, Mass., ! lie was a good friend and on the Sabbath days (Matt. 12: helpers. Let's get busy to some pur- I to the reason for reducing the news mat- taken for dinner, in the afternoon offi- the first of arrived home and bis a and all acts of pose and exchange a few ideas and on a November, neighbor, family has tbe t) 12). necessity and pass ter in the paper, and we are asked to cers were installed Mary Burriil. A few of by all their friends are in order. His “war-time recipes," or. if preferred, leave j I Thursday, coming by way Portland, ; patbyof here. He leave* imercy surely disci- i apply “conservation” to the column for a short musical program followed, made up these out. as every paper and most maga- where she visited her sister, Mrs. Webb. ! s wife, who was Miss Carrie Flood of ;ples were hungry and he their few weeks. Don’t let that hinder one of and Clifford Bur- justified zines are filled of vocal dusts by Marcia with them now. and such j Ellsworth a and a son ■plucking com the of David from letters for the M. B. C. The officers of the Eastern Star were Remarks Falls, daughter by story senseless comoinations as of them are! you sending rill; piano solo. Elhel Fogg.' many j Jan. 28. t, land his men when were ** 1 installed Wednesday evening Past viaitors on they hungry. One cake * as advertised as wheat less and to AUNT Madqk. by followed by'members and .Healing the man’s withered hand was Matron Mrs. Emery W. Pickering. Dur- sugarless." for graham flour and ; grange topics. ye^called OL’R JITNKV OFrKR-ThU 5# an act of mercy at any time. If brown sugar, and the cost of all ing tbs installation there were solos by mad you ingredients j SURRY. MRMOIUL KKftOLUnOXft Will notice the many times they found exceeded fifty cents at that. I realize fully Mrs. Walter Haskell and a patriotic read- DON'T Mills Tills. Cut out :his slip < • Wherem The Divine Master has called to close ■ with Sc sod mail it to A Co with him for the need of conservation of food and of every- George E. K.ane has gone to Bath where by Mrs. F. Haskell. Foley fault doing good on the ing George fcKefresh- harvest above, our brother. Fred Howe. £■*34 Sheffield Arm, writin# else at this th*> Chicago. 111., thing time, and most of us are be has mente> were name and will Sabbath day yon can readily see what j employment": served. therefore your mddre»* oeariy. You quite likely to "conserve" all we can. at the i receive in return a trial package containing « religious idol they had made It, and J&dward Li ascott and wife spent the Mrs. H. W. Haskell is her Resolved. That in bis death. New extreme price* of the present, both a* a mat- visiting Century Foley’s Honey sud Tar Cobdoui A for j week-end in Mr. and Mrs. mem bar. one who in coughs, colds and Pllir*. worshiped it and not God. Again and ter of iotism Bangor. parents, Henry Morgan. grange has lost a worthy croup; Foley am cry pati and necessity. she for in coming here from New York, whrre former when health was pain sides sud back, rheumatism, again It is written that because of hit Then let us talk a little Alston Milliken returned to bis home iu years, permitted, about our reading arrived from a to oackaehe, kidney and bladder illaeni#. aad just trip Portoj constant in attendance and interest, snd who of their lor a »nd Cathartic a whoisaoms. disregard idol they determined change, as Aunt Madge has wisely sug- Gardiner Tuesday. Rico, in her husband’s vessel. Caper Foley Tablets, will be missed from onr nnmbers sad cathartic for coa- to gested. 1 have been too to to leave for thoroughly cleansing kill him (8:8). Doctor Weston has ousy read much Haskell is now preparing and slog There will be a Red Cross dance Wed- All God's harvester* are we. stiuation. biliousness, headache so far. but now. a little more Para, Brasil. His wife will accompany said that it la often a surprise when having leisure, in the fields of Time, gish bowels.—Moore's Drag nesday evening, Jan. 30. him. Heaping ■Due’s attention is hope to read more. Among the books i have .Soon or late at His decree. first called to the Jan 29. read recently is **The Story of dusan Lenox” L. J»n. 38. Called to real in realms sublime. fact, that the Immediate occasion of by David Graham Phillips, t have read good Resolved, That we extend onr sincere sym- Soiin*i£fnuut*- the determination by the Jewish rulers stories by this atfthcr. and began this one ex* pathy to (he sorrowing relatives and friends. to put Christ to death was his relation peeling a literary treat, but I don't remem- IS Whereas, The Divine Master calls yet again, BOSCHEE’8 OEKMAS SVRIP to their Sabbath. The Sabbath might ber ever reading anything before that left me SEVERAL WAYS TO SAVE 'SUGAR-WHICH YOUR WAY£ and takes from our circle our brother. John ^-^-=g====-—--—- ■" Why u»e ordinary cough reined tea, Ibe called the Jewish national flag, and with such a feeiiug^of having been wading in Robertson, therefore, be it tilth wheu Bom-bee’s Ownaa syrup fa** In It they claimed a peculiar relation and mire a* this particular novel. It Resolved, That New Century grange feels does seem to loss of been used so for to God as their creator and redeemer, me that many of the writers of keenly the this young brother, taken successfully fifty-two in the spring time of his years and useful- years in all of the United States for but lu reality they knew him not. and parts ness. coughs, colds aettiod »n the through deceit refused to to know him WAS FEELING ALL RUN DOWN. bronchitis, When the Master calls, be it twilight throat, trouble*. It gives (Jer. 9"3-6). the of especially lung Concerning keeping Symptoms on-coming kidney trouble de- Or noontide’s golden glow, serve ibe a rest, free from of the I know no prompt attention, for neglect invites Or whether in life's fair patient good night’s Sabbath, roor^ clear serious morning, illness. Louis Buckner. Somerset. Who heareth must rise and with in ttoe Va go. coughing, easy expectoration and simple instruction than Isa. 58:13. writes: *'I was feeling all run down: tired, with pains in That while we nature a chance to soothe "Turn away thy foot from the Sab- my back. After taking Revived, mourn our loss, morning, gives Foley Kiduey Pills I felt like s new man." our hearts go out in sympathy to the parents inflamed parts, throw off the disease, bath, from doing thy pleasure on eny Backache, rheumatic pains, stiff joints, sore muscle*, swollen ankles who lose a cherished son. and to all other the to regain ait health. the Sabbath a outlines* under eyes, helping patient holy day—call delight, sou friends. sleep-disturbing bladder ailments vieid relatives and Sold Alexander’s Pharmac ? the of the Lord and ■jUicklj to this time-tried a boon to by holy honorable: remedy, Resolved, That in of our — memory brothers, middle-aged men and wemea Moore's and honor him. not thine own Drug doing J More. our charter be draped in mourning for thirty ways, nor finding thine own pleasure, days, a copy of these resolutions be placed on S PILLS BRAND. X own our records, also sent to the VCHICHESTER ^— THE IMAMOKtl> nor thine words." As to and to speaking family Lwklwii A*l> y«-r l»r»«rl»t <« Ak\ we the Tub Ellsworth American for publicMion. ikl-gSa—Ur*m Beand//\\ 4lie day of the week, keep first »«dtUjmmnm4 wrt.HK E. W. Fill* :» Brd ««»U vV/ day rather than the seventh, because Bf KRILL, Iwm, Mtl«i *)A Bk# R."A«n. CASTORIA Marv M. ft trull, TtU M« •Ike# BjJ rose from the dead on the Lord Jesus , Ur.,f-n fw£U ’.*»»**" and Ms cob Bsawsraa. and Par Infants Children the first day repeatedly appeared Committee. to his disciples on that day. and be- In Use For Over 30 Years S01B BV DRHMjISTS EVERTSHfH lievers ere a resurrection people, who When baby suffers with eczema or some and seat- The merchant who dos* not adveriuein are by faith risen with Christ itching skin trouble, use Doss's Ointment. A a dull ed with him in heaven. In this con- little of it goes a long way asd it is safe for eeaton maker it more profitable for nection see CoL 2:16. I children- 60c a boa at all stores.—Ad»t. thoee who doadoertiro. SiAattscmtxtft. COUNTY NEWS WHY WE FIGHT AGAINST PRUSSIAN AUTOCRACY ~ SbhirttMmsnft. UOUTBWROT HARBOR. Don't sod his Negleci Jo* ot Kllswortb Rails stror <* If it is a question of a or two Iasi your stomach. Keep it price— daughter Berths spent day and well. > If it is a with Mr and Mrs. Winfred Joy. When food di' question of flavor— the call grees with it, strengthen it wi h If it is a of Harris McLean, who obeyed question quality— has been M , rafted soldier, discharged at Portland. it the aaaroimug board is Mrs Hannah Holden, who making W. Cousins’ home for the winter at O. BEECHAM ler several weeks, but beta seriously ill “ is bow issproving. " Mis* M*y Iceland, who -baa been em- la PIUS far a few months the telephone ployed L*r***t SaU of Any Medicine in «h« Wori i a TEAS Northeast lirhsnge at. Harbor, spent Sold everyarliere. In boxes. SOti. *>• Mrs. lew days last week with her aunt, Will Give Entire satisfaction. liodgkma. whether grandfather, name wa» Venia maiden Sawyer, was the last of i>——————— is tbe winter, Years’ ti,ra T. Mason, spending fourteen children, having lived seventy- experience selecting, testing and packing to leave Friday *for Dover, the best of teas from the SUPERBA ghe expect® eight beautiful yutrs, of a noble and recognized SUPERB Buy where her father has tea Coffee and Cae- v II, employment amiable character, loved by all who knew gardens of the world, guarantees the abso* a sh 1 ned Good* with Ui tpyai her. Her husband, Capt. Preble, died lute reliability of the foregoing statement. The many friends of Mrs. Pbebe Preble many years ago. *he idea of mak* Proof is a delightful experience. Your dealer Bt Mil bridge deeply regret her death, Jan, 38. SPRAY. ,n® at the Eastern Mslne sells the half pound, pound, and 10*cent packets which occurred ,pe** COREA. of Formosa or hospital Jsn it Though under medical Ceylon Orange Pekoe. been considereM Miss Ethel is treatment, she had not Fogg home from Bangor MILLfKEN, TOMLINSON CO, Importers and Packers, Portland, Me. 121? to s iiangeAms condition until n few for a few weeks, boura Set.ire '.be end. The body was Mrs. A. O. Knight ts teaching the pri- her ugbt to the home of daughter, mary school. Mrs. William J Tower, Tuesday, and the Joe Wood, jr„ has gone to Portland nervicos were held in the after- hioeral where he has employment. noon, with mterment at Mt. Height. who had viaited B. D. Keith of Winter Harbor is work- At Mrs. Tower, frequently Butter Paper Printed on Stewart's on her mother, waa on the point ol leaving ing Roy house, nutting inside •or Itaegor when tbe sad news of her finishing. ■Hidden deal It came, Mr*, Preble, whose Jan. 38. 3. --1- The American Office DEDHAM. 'Study thle remarkable picture and you cannot fall to understand why we are ti3ac:;isfta»r.av fighting the Prussian autocracy. Ton wilt see l ow truly the criminal that Wentworth has returned from spirit Staples moves men In the German army and navy to commit outrages against humanity the general hospital at Bangor, where he Is embodied In the German kaiser Here the artist has shown the autocrat and his j warriors as are In their has ueen for a surgical operation, from they really effort to put the hobnailed heel of Prus>srfan- Best quality lied hi on water-proof and grease-pr- of v-getabl* parch1* ism on the necks of free nations the Germans plunder the homes of innocent non- CATARRH VANISHES which he la making good recovery. -* ment with butter paper ink to combatants. use the white flag Co lure their enemies out into the open to be shot, paper, printed especially-made comply Mrs. J. F. Cowing on January 33 en- murder women and children, cut off the hands of babies, and introduce into war- with new law. There is cheaper paper on the market; none better. tertained Mrs. Ella Mrs. Marcia far* poison gas. Here if Ot* That All 8uf* Burrill, 1 Blood. Mrs. E. W. Burrill and Mrs. Fred for» Can Rely Upon. ____ Black, in celebration of Mrs. Cowing’s otermany, wno signeo me conventions Price, including paper and special printing: If yoa want vo drive catarrh and ail the and Mrs. Ella Burrill’s birthdays, both of the second peace conference at The from system In disgusting symptoms your occurring on that date. Hague, 1907, themselves to the the shortest possible tune, go to your PARISH PRIEST pledged druggist and uk for a Hyomei outfit to-day. Jan. 28. B. following: Hreathe Hyomei and it Mill rid you of 500 sheets pound size, $2.00: half-pound size. $1.75 catarrh: H such relief that all “Article L. No general penalty, pe- give* quicr Croup at midnight: Writ iu Nurolng. who use if for the first time are astonished. cuniary or otherwise, shall be Inflicted “ “ “ “ Hyomei ta a pure, pleasant antiseptic, ’•A lew nights ago on? of ray patrons had a taken USEDASSHIELD 1000 3.00: 2.75 which is breathed into the lungs over the small child with croup about mid- upon the population on account of the night." writes Pavla, Bearsvillr. W. Va. □ flamed membrane; it kills the catarrh M-Xr acts of Individuals for which can- came to store aud a bottle of they germs, soothes the sore -spots, and heals all “They my got inflammation Foley's Honey and Tar. Before morning the not be regarded as Jointly and several- Plain butter paper, blank for name, pound size, 35 cents a child was recovered. The father’s Whitlock of printed Don’t suffer another day with catarrh; entirely Brand Tells Cowardly ly the disease is dangerous and often ends name la C. C. Craven.” Isn't it unwise »o ex- responsible." pound. Orders for four pounds or more sent postpaid; under four with unknown medicines in consumption Htart the Hyomei treat- periment cough Act of Commander of Ger- “Article LII. Requisitions In kind add Sc'a for to Ho stomach dosing, no when yo can get the genuine Foley's Honey pounds pound postage. ment day sprays and services shall not be demanded ordohcbee; lust breathe it—that’s all. Ask a id Tar* Best lor coughs, colds, croup and man Detachment. C. B. Ale*ander la grippe —Moore’s Drug Store. from municipalities or Inhabitants ex- cept for the needs of the army of oc- cupation. They shall be In proportion HUGH GIBSON ADDS EVIDENCE to the resources of the country, and of such a nature as not to Involve the In- habitants In the obligation of taking GET BOYS AND Tell* of Priest* Compelled to Walk Be- part In military operations against BUSY, GIRLS fore “Huns" to Form Screen— their own country.” Cardinal Mercier'* Statement The German authorities have violat- EARN YOUR THRIFT STAMPS as to Taking of Hostage*. ed these articles from the very begin- As as Bel- ning. soon they Invaded X gium, heavy fines were laid upon Indi- That the Germans in Belgium The American will give a Thrift Card and vidual communities as reprisals for made use children, and of women, some act against the German army or Stamp for every new paid-in-advance yearly as screens to the in- Its which was committed priests protect regulations subscription to The American, $1.50. If you vaders from Belgian troops is shown wdthln their boundaries. In “An Ap- to Truth” Cardinal Mercier cites have Thrift Card, a Thrift the testimony gathered peal already your by following the following cases: the committee on infor- will be sent. Write name and address of by public “Mallnes, a working-class town, Stamp mation: without resources, has had a fine of subscriber plainly ; also-your own name and ad- Minister Whitlock, In his report of 20,000 marks Inflicted on It because of dress, and with money, to September 12. 1917, to the secretary the burgomaster did not inform the send, Ger- states, gives an Instance of the military’ authority of a Journey which man practice of seeking protection. the cardinal, deprived of the use of his THE “The Germans attacked Hougaerde motorcar, had been obliged to make AMERICAN, on the 18th August; the Belgian troops on foot. In fact, upou the flimsiest were holding the Gette bridge In the pretexts heavy fines are Inflicted on Ellsworth, Maine village. The Germuns forced the par- communes. The commune of Puers ish priest of Autgaerden to walk In wus subjected to a fine of 3,000 marks front of them as a shield. As they because a telegraph wire was broken, neared the barricade the Belgian sol- although the Inquiry showed that It diers fired and the priest was killed. had given way through wear." suited ia a score of 10 to 2 in favor of the After the retreat of the Belgians the Merciless exactions. COUNTY NEWS home team. The were followed by Germans shot four men, burned 50 games In addition to such arbitrary, a dance. and looted 100." honses, sporadic exactions, in December, 1914, WINTER HARBOR. “A Journal From Grindstone lodge, L O. O. F., held its Hugh Gibson, in the Germans demanded Hamilton is her 40,000,000 Mrs. C. J. visiting annual installation and ball even- in 155, Friday Our Legation Belgium," page francs ($8,000,000), a month to be Mrs. at Calais. aunt, Condell, ing, Jan. 11. Supper was served in the gives another Incident: the Belgian provinces Jointly. paid by Rev. and Mrs. E. S. Drew of Harrington banquet room. The installation began at “Two old priests have staggered in- this enormous Concerning Imposition were guests of Dr. J. S. Bragg last week. 8 o’clock in Hammond hall. Officers were to the legation more dead than Cardinal Mercler says. In the "Appeal Miss Martha Young, who is teaching at installed by District Deputy Grand Mas- alive after having been compelled to to Truth:” East Sullivan, spent the week-end at ter Irving Willey, assisted by C. H. Davis walk ahead of the German troops for “Now, In December, 1914, Belgium home. as district deputy grand marshal. The as a sort of screen. of war miles protecting was devastated. Contributions Paramount orchestra of Cherryfteld fur- and It Is said that Norris Bros, made the trip to Bar Har- One of them Is 111, Imposed on the towns and Innumerable nished music for last week in their dancing. as a result of what he has bor auxiliary boat, h® may die requisitions In kind had exhausted her. Jan. 20, bringing freight for the local gierchants, gone through." The greater part of the factories we^e SURPRISES Statement or cardinal Mercier. Idle, and In those which were still at Harold Grover and family and Mr. and EA8TBROOK. raw materials to Mrs. N. S. who have had em- “At the time of the Invasion Bel- work, were, contrary Sargenl, Helen Dyer is visiting in Cherryfield. catches civilians, in 20 places, were made all law, being freely commandeered. ployment in Mil bridge, for some months, Raw weather you unpre- gian Mrs. Calista Wilbur is in poor health, to take in of war "It was on this Impoverished Bel- are at home. part operations Her granddaughter Mertie is with her. have a furnace that a pared—before you against their own country. At Ter- gium, living on foreign charity, W. E. Bickford has made extensive re- j Schools have closed. Pupils perfect in or ooal stove fixe. That’s when monde, Lebbeke, Dlnant and elsewhere contribution of nearly 500,000,000 pairs on the house which he purchased attendance: Charlotte Dyer ana Wesley in many places, peaceable citizens, francs was Imposed." last spring. Mr. and Mrs. Bickford have Perfection Oil comfort is a Butler. Margaret Wilbur, aged nine, Heater women and children were forced to The German military rules have also been occupying it for several weeks. who had to walk a mile to school, has not The march in front of German regiments made the families responsible for acts Mrs. E. F. Baker of Newcomb, N. Y., revelation. gener- been absent during the whole seventeen gratifying make a screen before them. committed by or charged against mem- ill at the borne of her out last or to who has been weeks. ous warmth drives was carried bers as Is shown in the following ex- several is every “The system of hostages brother, B. T. Bickford, weeks, Jan. 28. from the (Jem. bit of ohill and out with a fierce cruelty. The procla- amples, which are quoted able to be out. Mr. Baker joined her here dampness. above: mation of August 4th, quoted above, “Appeal to Truth, cited a few last week. days Shake Into Your Shoes declared, without circumlocution: “The Belgian governmeut have sent Hie Perfection Heater ~At the meeting of the Red Cross society Allen's Foot-Ease, the antiseptic powder for gives eight orders to the army to the mi- ‘Hostages will be freely taken.’ rejoin last week there were painful, smarting, tender, nervous feet. It twenty-five present. takes the hours of “An official at litiamen of several classes. All sting out of corns and bunions. clean, odorless, portable proclamation, posted Committees were appointed to have charge Over 100,000 packages are being used by tLe those who receive these orders are heat for of 01L Liege, In the early days of August, ran of the various branches of work. Enter- American, French and British troops at the every forbidden to act them. front. Sold everywhere, 26c. gallon thus: ‘Every aggression committed strictly upon tainments will be held to raise funds. the German In case of disobedience the than against troops by any per- The basket-ball in Hammond hall It is economical—much will game cheaper sons other than soldiers In uniform, family of the militiaman be held even is on Friday evening, Jan. 18, between the ooal when coal cheap. Every not the guilty person to equally responsible." only exposes Winter Harbor senior high and the Sulli- ALL WRONG home needs a Perfection Heater to be shot, but will also en- Punishment "Without Mercy.” immediately van senior high resulted in a score of 33 to tail the severest against all The commander In chief of the Ger- make comfort secure. reprisals 18 in favor of Winter Harbor. A second The Mistake Is Made man In a by Many the Inhabitants, and especially against army Belgium posted procla- of Winter Har- game by the junior high Ellsworth Citizens. have been mation declaring: those natives of Liege who bor and the South Goulds boro team re- More than in use. “The where 8,000,000 detained as hostages in the citadel of villages acts of hostility Look (or the cause of Backache. the commandant of the Ger- shall be committed by the Inhabitants new Liege by To be cured you must know the cause. The No. 800 Perfection Heater against our troops will be burned. man troops.’ Your Elixir If it’s weak kidneys you must set the “For all destruction of rail- Wlek cornea trimmed burned off, t “These hostages are Monslgoor Rat- roads, kidneys working right. jpad Saved Life An Ellsworth resident tells M. ways, bridges, etc., the villages In the My you how. all for use. Makoa ten, bishop of Liege; Kleyer, burgo- Mrs. 14 ready rccrlcking neighborhood of the destruction will Percy Lindsey, Sterling 8t., master of Liege; the senators, repre- says: “1 suffered from an annoying easy. be held responsible. Words of a Maine Man sentatives, and the permanent deputy kidney weakness for nearly a year. I was "The punishments announced above and sheriff of Liege." Cross Belfast, up one day and down the next. 1 ached 9o-CO-oy Kerosene gives best results. will be carried out severely and with- Henry 0. Hanley of 17 Street, The above quotation is taken from Maine, writes us: "I am feeling lots better all over and often was so dizzy, I fell The whole and think Elixir (Dr. True’s Elixir) to addressed No- out mercy. community yonr over. feet and ankles "An Appeal Truth.” life.” Dr. True’s Elixir is-a great My swellea so STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK will be held Hostages saved my vember 24. 1915, by Cardinal Mercier responsible. medicine, a Family Laxative and Worm Ex- badly I couldn’t put on my shoes. I will be taken In numbers. The It tones the stomach, moves the and the other of to large peller. tried different but na relief bishops Belgium bowels and expels worms Surprising it is things, got heavlAt war taxes will be levied.” the cardinals, archbishops, and bishops how many people have wormi. Children suf- until 1 used Doan’s Kidney Pills. After Truth” from worms, signs or symptoms and At the end of the "Appeal to fer agony the first box, 1 noticed and of Germany Austria-Hungary. of worms are: Deranged stomach, swollen improvement Cardinal Mercler offensive “Some ten or a dozen American cor- says: upper lip, sour stomach, breath, 1 used about five boxes in all. By that all nor hard and full belly with occasional gripings of whom I was one, wit- “But we cannot say here, time the trouble had respondents. and pain about the navel, pale (ice of leaden entirely disappeared alL nessed the first German drive through quote tint, eyes heavy and dull, twitching eyelids, and 1 have felt like a different woman oar readers wish for itching of the nose, itching of the rectum, Host of us were so “If, however, since. 1 have gained in weight and feel Belgium. appalled short ary cough, grinding of the teeth, little the of the accusations on and horrified what we saw as to be- proof red. points sticking oat tongue, starting stronger in every way.” by fever. Ir- we shall be glad to furnish them. daring sleep, slow Price at all dealers. Don’t come antl-Oennan for life.” Will Get Dr. True'B Elixir from your dealer. 60c, simply In our the worms and re- win In Post, Octo- There Is net letter, nor,In The cost is small. It expels ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan's Kid- Saturday Evening No better laxative made for annexes the to atoree health. same 41. four [to “Appeal have ney Pills—the that Mrs. Lindsey ber 6, 101T, page youngorold. Millions T oue of which we had. Foster-Mil burn Robbery Under Guise of Fines. Truth], allegation need it. On the market Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, not tbs In our records.” (flMkiMt N. Y. The contracting nations, including have proofs years. «0c. Me. *1. Write as TR Rif TON BRIDGK. Xtojrrtienmnt*. $he €llso)ortt) American Ctmftptfttontt Contractor Say# New Bridge Will Seeds. Free G overnment This Is Our Winter be Completed In June. (,OCAl. ANT> POLITICAL JOURNAL Washington, D. C., Jan. 24,1918. 1# to be PUBLfVHAl* Tbe new Trenton bridge expected •ZTRRY WKl>N*«DAt AFTERNOON To the Editor of the American: of Test open to traffic by the middle of next ABSTRACT FROM AT The Agricultural department furoisbei Jane, according to a statement made by ELLSWORTH. MAINE me with a moderate quantity of vegetabh Otto Nelson CO. of Bangor, contractors. Annual Statement, December 31, 1917 bt ran seeds for distributioa a a sample seeds EI1VINO food la a lo- In the meantime the old bridge will PUBLISHING CO £ uANCOCK COUNTS They are of a good quality, but of n< cal problem for each continue to be used and there will be no Prices W. H. Titus, Editor and Manager great variety. Many of your reader? community. interruption of tbe all-land route to Bar know what they are, as they have received and definite rules for Harbor. % (mnnprloB Price—$2.00 a year; $1 JO lor #U Union Mutual Life one cannot be rooeins; SC cents for three months, If paUl them before. every Mr. Nelson mid Tuesday that he should 75 and S8 cent* oirtetiy In advance. |1 50, there will be a considerable formulated. It on tbe new as soon as All ar- Probably begin work brigde reapetlrely. Single copies 5 cents. 1 demand for them and I would la a duty for r are reckoned at the rate of f- pe* this year, the ice went out, and that be expected to year. that each one to like to make known to your readers commence operations by the middle of Rates—Are reasonable and w 11 he Insurance k^vertlslrg the distribution seeds is about to begin. eat only so He figured that it will take about ironic krowr on of^ April. Company application la >f them desire seeds to be sent and much ns three months to complete the work and ! uslrcsscott’niunl."atlo’ <• "hon'd be a»»dreased effect to will me a card to that ne-essary : that the new should be for Portland. Maine o end all checks and mocey ur«'cr» ma»*e pay drop postal bridge open Publishing 1 will see tbat their maintain the aote to The Hancock coovtt to Washington, traffic by the middle of June. Of -, KMsworth. Maine. human wants are supplied so far as possible. body Orders for tbe steel, granite, cement an .... Yours truly, nealthy and strong. This winter other materials hare already been pi iced. j Assets, $19,171,015.55 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, ISIS. to J. A. Peters. I of 1918 la the period when la They will be shipped by water, and huge America I be tested here In wheth- lighters, loaded with the bridge material, Surplus, 1,104,892.80 an er our are capable of vol- If anyone talks to you about Hooverizing. people are expected to arrive at Mt. Desert nar- I New Insurance in Individual sacrifice to paid-for 1917, 5,930,638.00 “old-fashioned winter,” don't hit We all began to Hooverise untary rows as soon as navigation is possible. save the world. That la the him the I nineteen-seventeen. pur- There will be no interruption of traffic Insurance in him. Just give compassion- the nation* force, paid-for basis. 65,354,431.00 This war with all pose of the organization of the or stare to the island by vehicles while tbe new ate conntenanee stony Has made ns very mean Administra- United States Food is built. It will be about to in from now this will be an bridge being Payments Policyholders 1917, 2,450,126.32 Fifty years and Hooverise. effort to pro- We Hooverise tion—by voluntary fifteen feet west of tbe present bridge, “old-fashioned” winter. From morning until ntght. vide the food that the world Total to and tbe latter will be kept open and in Payments Policyholders, 59,673,867.70 We go around half clothed, half starved. needs service until tbe new one is ready for nee. C. 8. chairman of the Because we think it's right. Thompson, U. S. FOOD ADMINISTRATION Lewis B. Googina of Trenton has been of the American De- We want to our Uncle Sam press committee help awarded a contract for hauling rocks and B. T. Sowle, Ellsworth, Me. In every way we can: Manager, fense society, declares that the so- gravel to the approach of the bridge, some We'll let him have the single hoys has been informed that fourteen 6,000 yards in all, and has started work. ciety If he'll spare the married man. spice haye been executed in this •Tis corn-meal and oat meal. since war was declared on FKLIX G. HAYNKS DKAD. Slit. country And also graham sweet, NEED BIG HERDS Jot legal Natter*. that Germany. He believes enemy- •Tis vegetables and fiata. bonne and nix acres of Fortner Trenton Man Died at Bal- Harry village, Washington. Annie M Torrance aliens in this country “should be ap- And most everything but meat. land at a bargain.—G- H. Wasson. Kant of Leo. Al- AT berta, Canada, and Helen C. Gasper of Bey trie, as evidence of Meat Must Come lard vale, Mass., Recently. Hurry. Me. prised of these facts We Hooverise on clothing. Europe's Supply in the commonwealth of Massachusetts, sap- Felix G. Haynes, a native of Oak Point, work sound and kind. known claimants residing oat of said America’s determination to protect As well as what we eat. horse, Weight posed about 1300. H. W. Ladd. "tnte of Maine, to before said Justice From America. Trenton, died January 13, at Ballardvale, ABLE Ellsworth, 1j appear herself.” To save the hill on foot wear. R. P. I> I. of our said supreme Judicial court to be held been as We go in our hare feet. Mass., where he bad long promi- aforesaid at Ellsworth ou said fourth Tues nent in business and affairs. Mr. Thrift and day of April A. D. 1918, by causlog an attested public Buy Stamps Help of said President Wilson Saturday issued a When we began to Hooverixe copy and of this order there- Nations Hava Live a son late Save petition Warring Depleted was of tbe William and Your _ on to be for one week in It seemed so hard Haynes Country. published the Ells- calling the very a proclamation upon loyalty Stock at Enormous Rata, Evas Koxanna Haynes, and was in earlier for oar circular on wood-sawing out- worth American, public newspaper pub- To to make a batch of bread years — of Americans to take tally to heart try SENDfits. Tbobndieb Mach ink Company, lished in aaid city of Ellsworth, sod said Without a bit of lard. Killing Dairy Cattla Far Fpod. a succeasful teacher in Hancock county. Portland. Maine. is farther ordered (as an sddl- the of the food adminis- Btitionermbs] for suggestions He is remembered here for his many ex- though unrequired precaution We used the compound for a while bringing notice of these proceedings to the tration for the conservation of food, cellent Tbe New of said known claimants That all the grocers tell. qualities. Andover, JrmaU $rlp ttiantctL supposed residing out and to follow the aarne. The new of said mate of Maine) to send by registered But now it's Hooverixe in that American stock breeders are Mass, says: j being and girls wanted for beat mail to each of said non-resident persons, st conservation program calls for two I And everything elae aa welt. asked to conserve their flocks and Felix U. Haynes, Ballard vale's best- WOMENhotels in Maine. Waitresses, cham- their respective addresses named in within bermaids, kitchen, dish, and a marked copy of aaid Rllewortk w neat less and Vtednes- l herds In order to meet tre- known and most prominent citizen, died laundry. pastry days, Monday They make us use molasses Europe's all-aroand cooks. Girls for hoatework. Apply £rtltlon.merican containing said published notice, mendous demands (or meats forenoon at his home on at once and to Mains Hotbl Aobncy, both said of saia notice and said day; one meatless day, Tuesday; two Where sugar is preferred. daring Sunday High always publication the 90 Main street, Bangor, Me., for reliable hotel mailing of marked copies of said Ellsworth cut us off in flour. war and probably for many years street after about a year’s illness, aged porkless days, Tuesday and Saturday, They've positions. American to each of said nou-resident afterward. The deceased was to be at least three and a 10 cent, reduction We can only use one-third. seventy-seven years. persons weeks prior to per volnntary the fourth Tuesday of A. D. 1918, that The United States food adminis- born in West Trenton, Me. He came to April in the household sugar ration. Our stomachs have long been empty. rSantct. each of them mar then appear before our tration Ballard vale when a man and rtarted said court then to be held at Our limbs begin to shake. reports that American slock young aaid Kllsworth In and for said county of Hancock as afore- raisers have shown a in the business in ►A MEN wanted for Conductors and If we Hooverixe much longer disposition to grocery partnership said and answer to said The of this and coun- ♦ Motormen for Street R. R. In and petition. people other take. with the with his brother which be con- Jv/ To our beds we’ll have to co-operate government In In- Bancroft, outside of Boston. (Not for Boston Elevated.) Auo W. Kina, triee are being treated to the dis- the nations ducted in a successful manner for more men taken; Come And creasing supply of llvo Inexperienced steady Jobs. October 17,1917. Presiding Justice. if it really comes to that at once and in on this. Use Phone. En- of a President of stock. tban when the business get A true of the snd order of graceful spectacle We never shall arise. forty-six years, close if answer is wanted mail. copy petition postage by court thereon. the United States Senator was sold to Poor A who have since L P. Chpbcit. 90 Main Ht.. Me. calling 'Twill be written on oar tombstones: Germany today la probably better Riley, Bangor. Attest;—T. F Mabobbt, Clerk 8. J. Court. carried it on. Chamberlain, democrat, a liar, and j “She died to Hooverixe.” supplied with live stock than any oth- Ellswosth, 191*. O. A. P. had an Metiers. STATE OF MAINE. of the senator, who happens to be j er European nation. When the Ger- Mr. Haynes always taken active :?prnal interest in town for Hancock m. Psobatr Court chairman of the committee on miii- man armies made their big advance affairs, being many i NOTICE. None* or ArroiirmiXT* or Kxectrroa*. As War Will a member of the school committee. When End! Into France and then retreated vir- years ■ tary affairs, replying in the Senate ! ■VTOTICE ia hereby given that whereas my UI I ST K ATOKA. GUARDIANS OV ADULTh AN» an He was a leading member of the water Seth L. has left home Conakry atom that the [The following poem, by anonymous tually all the cattle In the lnveded [ ulNI boy. Conary, President “did not know the without cause or consent, I shall no — was read at the Buffalo cham- — board and board of works for more my pay INotr Such notices in estates on rhyraster, territory approximately 1,800.000 public his or collect truth’’ about affairs in the war de- ! bills of contracting, wages Moant Desert Island will be published ber of commerce banquet by Congress- head—were driven behind the German than nineteen years. For many years be earned by him after this date. hereafter in the Bar Harbor ftm**; in The senator disclaimed EuoBNn L Conaby. partment. man Albert Johnson of the slate of Wash- lines. had been a trustee and at the time of his estates in Peer Isle and BtoninrUm. Blnehill. Jan. U, 1918 in the Deer Isle Messenger; in all other any personal rancor either and created considerable amuse- death he was auditor of the Andover sav- against ington, But In England—where 1,400.000 estate* In Tkr Ellsworth Ah rric an.] notice is under the the President or Secretary of War ment.] acres of lands have been turn- ings bank. He was also a member for hereby given j pasture SEAMEN. PUBLICprovisionsof chapter 1S3 of the public law* his motives were ed Into many years of the Grove State Baker, saying only Absolute knowledge have I none, grain fields—the cattle herds Spring cemetery Chance for Advancement—Free. of the of Maine of 1917. that the following named have been execu- to roase the and to But my aunt s washerwoman's sister’s son are One of the committee. He also took active interest persons appointed patriotic, country j decreasing rapidly. U. S. Shipping Board tree navigation school tors. administrators, guardians of adults and Heard a on his beat. in the local up the war out in- policeman reasons apparently Is the declining Congregational church, being at Rockland trains seamen for officers’ berths conservator*, respectively. In the hereinafter speed by wiping i Marine. Short to the Say to a laborer on the street. moderator of the church for in new Merchant cut named estates. In of his maximum price ecale adopted by the society many Two sea efficiency. support posi- That he had a letter last week. bridge. years* experience required. Henrietta W. Porter, late of Manchester. just as years. He was a much member Native or n at oral tsed citizens Coarse English follows: For September, respected only. Essex commonwealth of Massachu- tion, ne cited numerous incidents of Written in the finest Greek. six weeks. at oounty, of St. Matthews of Masons. At the Military exemption. Apply deceased- 8. *17.76 per 100 pounds ; October, *17.28; lodge Pkdbmal Bcildinu. Rockland. setts, Alexander Porter of said alleged in connection From a Chinese coolie in Timbnctoo. school, Manchester and Norton inefficiency November and Jan- time of his death he was of the Wiggleswortb Who said the negroes in Cuba knew December, *16.08; president Milton, Norfolk county, in said Massachu- with army ordinance, clothing sup- Baiiardvale Of a colored man in a Texas town. lary, *14.40. The effect of these prices improvement society. setts. appointed executors of the last will and and sanitation out dur- l^gal Gotten. testament of said deceased; date of qualifi- plies brought W'bo got it straight from a circus clown. was to drive beef animals on the mar- Mr. Haynes was a man of sterling in- cation January 22, a. d. lv 19. Not being resi- ing the committee’s war in- That a mao in Klondike heard the news. ket as soon as and He leaves two dents of the State of Maine, have military i possible. tegrity honesty. STATE OF MAINE. they ap- M. Hall of In the From a gang of South American Jews. In France daughters, Mrs. Stott of Baiiard- pointed Henry RUeworth. qoiry. the number of cattle aa Joseph a* _ Hancock as. October Term. A. D. 1917. county of Hancock and 8tat# of Maine, About somebody in Borneo, vale and Mrs. William well as the quality have shown an Msjerison of Law- their agent in said Stale of Maine as the law 1 ( Who heard a man who claimed to know To the Honorable Justice of the Ju- directs. urn ash Into (;un Fire, renoe, and two Bancroft Supreme enormous decline during the war. I Mass., brothers, dicial Court now held at Ellsworth within f/iy Fran A. Vandtriip,] Of a swell society female fake, George Willett Van Nest, late of Tuxedo. Where France had head of T. Haynes and C. of and for said County and State. state of Ntw deceased, Wrbose mother-in-law will undertake 14,807,000 Randolph Haynes Orange county, York, We fought and won the Spanish sir undersigned, Mary Hall Cushman of V. N. Baldwin. of New Brunswick, cattle In she now has Wellesley. George |r., To prove that her seventh husband’s sister's 1913, only 12,- in the county of Penobscot, aaid state of New and Richard V. N with 150,000 soldiers and a {200,000,000 THEBangor, Jersey niece 341,900, a decrease of 16.8 per cent State of Maine, respectfolly represents Gambrili of Peapack. New Jersey, appointed bond issue. In men under arms we now First, that your petitioner is in possession executors of the last will and testament of Had stated in a printed piece. And France la today producing only Magazine and Book Notes. of certain real situated in said Ells- have ten times that number. We issued property said deceased; date of qualification January That she has a son who has a friend one worth on the north side of tne road gallon of milk compared to two Miss Ida Tarbeil has written a Hucksport 1, a. d. 1919. Not being residents of the Bute ten times that amount ot bonds in the fine, so-called, bounded and described as follows: of have L. That knows when the war is going to end. and war. Maine, they appointed Harry one-half gallons before the article on what she calls at a stake, southwest corner of first loan. We are to stirring “patri- Beginning Crabtree of Ellsworth, In the county of Han- liberty proposing land of James tbenoe run- Denmark and Holland have been otic for the issue of the formerly Grant; cock, and State of Maine, as their agent in spend and loan to the allies m the first buying” February north \t- IV east 230 rods to POLITICAL NOTES. forced to sacrifice ning formerly said State of Maine, as the law direcU. dairy herda for beef Woman's Home She SabTn Pond's thence north m west fiscal year o! the war Companion. points land; by George W. Abbott, late of Bucks port, in |19,000,000,000. because the of said Pond land 83 rods; thence south 19 west of lack necessary feed. out how can said county, deceased. Herbert L. Abbott of Prom now United States Senator Bert M. much be saved if women will until the end of this fiscal Fernald, 906 rods to the Hucksport road: thence south Ann Aroor. state of Michigan, appointed ex- Close study of the European meat home their small and east 75 rods to the of year the treasury anticipates needing |300,- whose term expires in March, 1919, filed only carry packages 774 place beginning ecutor of the last will and testament of said situation has convinced the Food Ad- containing 100 acres more or Iras, and being deceased; date of 1, a. a week his at the of order everything at once instead of in qualification January 0u0,000 -that is, the treasury has papers department state the same premises described as conveyed to d. 1919. Not being a resident of the State of minlstratlon that the future problem dribbles several times a Patriotic James Holmes. Roscoe Holmes and John B. got to a war tor renomination the day. Maine, he has appointed Moatelle W. Abbott fight financially Spanish yesterday by republi- Mitchell Marta D. et als of America lies largely In the produc- will release men from oy Hathaway by of Ellsworth, in the county of Hancock and four cans at the in buying 50,000 thia every days. That indicates a money primaries June. They were warranty dead dated October 11, a. d. 1889, State of Maine, as hie agent In said State of tion of meat producing animals and kind of work and save and recorded in the of deeds for aaid measure ot the size of this but that the first to be filed candidate. |75,000,000. registry Maine, as the law directs. work, by any of Hancock in book 173. 634. dairy products rather then In the pro- Harold Bell who has sold over county page A. P. Roberts, late of Sedgwick, in said is not the real measure. We Wright, have just Congreasroin John A. Peters has been Second, that your petitioner and those un- conn y, deceased. Wm. Geo. Sargent of Cas- duction of cereals for export when seven million seen that one copies of his books, has der whom she claims have been in uninter- tine. in said administrator might have plenty of money, named as th* Maine member of the re- county, appointed the war will have ceased. his rupted possession of said real property for of the estate of said deceased; date of quali- bat an coal bin. In written first magazine article for the empty just the same publican congressional campaign com- more than twenty years next psior to the date fication January 9, a. d. infi- American It is •f this an estate of free- way the government can have of February Uagaeine. petition, claiming ll ugh M Havey. late of West Sullivan, in plenty mittee, which consists of one member of to an estate of fee therein called “I be a and hold. wit, simple said deceased. Andrew P. Havey of but aa word of Jesus, asks county, money, unequipped army. from each state which has a Third, that the source of your petitioner's said West SaUIvan, appointed administrator Congress what This Jesus would do in this great world- title to said real is a deed from Han- estate of said deceased; date of army cannot be equipped as modern This commit- property of the quali- republican representative. nah L. Holmes of aaid Ellsworth to your pe- fication 9. a. d. 1*19. warfare demands if war. Every man, woman and child in Janaary the man power of the tee has charge of the BRITISH GOVERNMENT titioner dated the sixteenth day of June. a. d Mary B. Gott. late of Swan's Island, In said special congressional America should read it. In there sad recorded in the of is at the same time called addition 1917. registry deeds for deceased. Eva M. Gott of eaid Swan s country upon to elections, and, as the of the of Hanoock in county, membership are fine said county book 636, page 516. Island, administratrix of the es- all of our articles about the Mayo Brothers, appointed produoe ordinary comforts and House is almost equally divided between HELPS PAY FOR BREAD fourth, that an apprehension exists that tate of eaid deceased; date of qualification the doctors of A. of said A. luxuries. It is as as two and great Rochester, Minn.; Mary Bonsey Ellsworth. Asa 1, a d. 1919. plain t wo the two great will be a factor January parties, big Thomas Edison and Lincoln. Mitchell of No. 1416 East 19th Avenue, Bpo- Priscilla Young, late of Trenton, in eaid that all of us must make Abraham personal sacri- in the coming elections this year. kaue. Washington, John K. Mitchell, of No. county, deceased. George A. Phillips of Eden, There hu been mnch misunder- 335 South Forest street, Wash- said fices, must give up comforts and luxuries, What is a good mother? Is it she who Bellingham. in county, appointed administrator of about the bread la ington. Elisabeth F. Mead of Portland Road, the estate of said deceased ; date of even standing program for a selfish qualifica- necessary expenditures that can be provides everything son? Baco, Maine, Anaie M Torrance of Leo, Al- tion December ll, a. d. 1917. Free War Course. It la true that the Emergency England. English- berta, Canada, and Helen C. of Morain Prank L. a postponed, if there is to be labor and ma- Who provides education, refinement, Gasper Hooper, person of unsound mind Boston University announces a tree war man a loaf of bread for teas than Farm. Beverly, Massachusetts, (heirs-at law of Brooksville. in said O. bays there a 1 county. Roy Hooper terial enough to equip the army in time opportunity? Is better mother of said John B. Mitchell late of said Ells- of said of course to men and women, an American but it Is Brooksville, appointed guardian emergency can, poorer worth. deceased) claim or may claim some said Prank L. for it to fight while it will do some than that? U so, every mother wants to be Hooper; date of qualification good similar to the course which it gave to 800 bread, and the British government Is right, title or interest In the aaid premises ad- January 9, a. action to try their title the de- by mortgage qualified applicants, the students fur- market This la scribed and farther upon a certain lot or parcel of land situated in the the prevailing price. do most of the starts you premises: your petitioner people join effort by giving up ! thinking—she that such may t>e had and m.South west Harbor, county and State afore- nishing their own text books. over to the mills the * prays procedure that can turned by govern- ouch decree made and reoorded as is author- said, and bounded and described as follows, things they do without, so that going. _ The course is to three classes of to wit: s marked ihe open ment at a price that allows the adul- ized by the revised statutes of Maine, chap- Beginning at stone poet labor that would have been one of us ho* some “F. H.M near of the employed workers: men and women without office Nearly every pe- ter 19W, section* 48, 49, 60 and 61, and acts the northwest corner in terated war bread loaf of four pounds southern field of making those things can do work that culiar fear—something which contidually amendatory thereof and additional thereto, belonging to the homestead experience who wish to equip themselves to sell at the two loaf if and that a decree be Jsmes K. and James A. Freeman, and run- will result in 18 cents, pound dread. Borne any; especially may tiitiaiately gun fire. gripe us and keeps us in made and recorded that the said A. ning north eighty-one weal one hun- for some particular branch of industrial at 9 cents one loaf at 0 Mary degrees The and the pound E. dred and twelve feet to middle of the government has offered the oppor- tear thunderstorms, some are afraid to Bonsey, Asa A. Mitchell, John Mitchell, the or commercial employment; stenographers cents Elizabeth P. Mead. Annie M. Torrance and thence the middle of to translate at highway; running along tunity once every one’s per- meet people—there are a hundred and Helen V. and all (if said north nine east one and clerks who have bad business ex- In Gasper persons any) highway degrees sonal patriotism France, under conditions some- through or under aaid heirs of hundred and twenty-three feet; thence south into the sort of help that who desire to for one other phases. claiming by, perience and prepare what but with a ex- John D. Mitchell hereinabove named be for- seventy-eight degrees east one hundred and will similar, larger is to banish these fears irffc the war. £dffego buying some- of men It possible by ever debarred and from having or ten feet: thence south six degrees west one positions greater responsibility; traction, the four loaf sells for estopped hundred be- pound a now known as claiming any right or title adverse to your and twenty feet to the stone post Vaafc is unnecessary; loan the money women recommended tbeir em- process psycho-analysis. and by 18 cents in the premises described in this gan at, containing ferty-nine square rods, This is rather a fearsome name in itself. petitiouer yon would have used to the government ployers as being qualified to train for petition. more or leas, together with the building* 17th of 1917. thereon. The above is made sub- war certificates. executive But H. Addington Bruce, in the February Dated this day October, conveyance by buying |5 savings positions. Masv Haul Cusbuaiv. ject to the and condi- for detailed information MAKING MEATLESS shows that following provisions You will thus have released Labor, you Applications Harper’s Bazar, psycho- By her tions, to wit; said Holmes, his heirs and as- should be sent, with this news attorneys, together is but a common sense Hals A Hamlin. signs shall sot make or erect any building or will have credit to the government, to DAYS PERMANENT. analysis nothing given article and a self-addressed T. nearer to the northerly line of the envelope, at of their fears. buildings will have the best Lawrence Davis, Director of War way ridding people above described lot than a line running eleven you acquired security OF Division, 525 Boylston street, STATE MAINS. and one-half feet south of said northerly line, in the world, a United States government Emergency la the meatless menu fer- there Is a Supkkmb but may have the right to make and use a Boston. The semi-annual of the Btate Hancock sa. Judicial Court, of bond. tile field for developing new and nour- meeting pisxxs five feet wide on the north side ___ October Term, A D. of trade will be held at 1917. buildings, and shall also have a right of way ishing dishes, according toga Niles, board Lewiston of Germans. Catarrhal Deafness Can wt Be Cared On the foregoing petition it is ordered that over a space of ground eleven and one-half Registration In the Hotel Thursday, March 21. the notice to the said A. feet wide the side of said de- local as they cannot reach writing Gazette, who be- petitioner give Mary along northerly The registration of German alien ene- by applications, and Elizabeth F. Mead, scribed tot. Said his heirs and as- the diseased portion of the ear. There Is lieves that the of Bonsey supposed Freeman, present shortage known claimants residing in said State of shall have a of way over the space mies will commence at 6 a. m. on Febru- one way to cure catarrhal deafness, Ths publishers of the Boston signs, right only meat and fata will not end with the Evening Maine, to before the of our between said Holmes' and said mortb and that is a constitutional remedy. appear Justice piazxa 4, and continue on each day succes- by Transcript receive a great many letters court to be held at Blia- line. The above was taken from ary Catarrhal deafness is caused by an inflamed coming of peace, bat may more supreme judicial description grow worth within and for the of a deed from A. Freeman to thereafter between the hours of 6 condition of tbe mucous lining of the from distant points requesting back papers county Hancock warranty Jsmes sively acute and continue for five or six on the fourth of A. D. Anson I. dated Nov- UM. re- Eustachian Tube. When this lube is in- some article in The Tuesday April, 191S, by Holmes, ?. a. m and 8. m. to and including containing published an attested of the Nov. 29, p. up flamed hare a rumbling sound or im- years, thus It worth while to causing copy petition and corded in Hancock registry of deeds, you making Churchman, a field department of the Satur- order thereon to be is 9 at 8 o’clock p. m. and when it is entirely of this served upon each 1882, book KM, page 615, to which reference February perfect hearing, develop menus of grain, of said some closed. Deafness is the result. Unless the vegetables day Transcript. They frequently sre obliged persons by person duly author- hereby given. German alien enemies residing in cities to serve civil in L Holmes te inflammation can be reduced and this tube and fish on a more or leas permanent to reply that the demand for such articles ised processes the place Said mortgage is from Anson to the census where each of said respondent persons named me, the said Melville L. Allen, is dated De- and towns which, according restored to its normal condition, hearing basts Meat can be been so that of replaced by cereels has great the edition has been may be found at the time of said service, all cember it, 1905, and recorded December 15. of 1SW.0, had more than %000 inhabitants, will be destroyed forever. Many .cases which is an and other foods or sold out. The way to be sure of secur- fourteen days at least prior to the fourth 1905, in the of deeds for Hancock with the chief of and deafness are caused by catarrh, protein may b« only registry will register police; surfaces. Tuesday of April, A. D. 1919, that each of Maine, in book <26, 298 local inflamed condition of the muoous In small as a ing what many people oall the best county. page in all other communities with the served very pontons fla religious them then before oar have been Hall's Catarrh Medicine acta thru the may appear said court The conditions of said mortgage other food. and church survey published in New Bug- then to be held at said Ellsworth in of such breach postmasters blood on the mucous surfaces of the system. vorlng for In making uf and for and are broken, and by reason should un- for land and far the best in said of Hancock as aforesaid of of said mort- Persons required to register We will give One Hundred Dollars any meatless menus this author finds oui by published any oouaty and conditions I claim torecloeure answer to said Also that that as derstand that in so doing they are giving case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot be daily newspaper in the world is to become a petition the pe- gsge and give this notice for pnrpoee Circulars American Creole and southern culslnt titioner notice to ike said Asa A. Mit- law of their and cured by Hall’s Catarrh Medicine. subscriber to the give by provided. proof peaoeful dispositions regular Saturday Evening chell of in the state of Msx.vii.lx L. Allks. of their intention to oonforn to the laws dl a broad field for Investigation. Spokane Washington. * oo. Toledo, O. Transcript.—Advt. John H. Mitchell of Billingham in said state of Meant Desert, Me., Janaary 29,1919. of the United States. BgfftbSh Kenneth B 1 month. 11, Brown, TEN-STAR SERVICE FLAG. and peculiar sente, these for whom we on- 8TON1NGTON. KM,8 WORTH MARKRT8, 11, Alena F Bresnahan, 1. furl this flag to-night are our NECROLOGY. repiesentwtives. David Thurlow and Tilden Sawyer IS, Maurice 87. Congregational Church Honors Its Bone of our bone. 1e*h of onr fleah, are they; Downey, are working in Lynn, Mass. Following are retail prices in Mile worth obaTHS IN HANCOCK OOUITTY 17, Mrs. Henry M Brcwn, 72. Yombi Men In the Service. they have come from the homes of this peo- B to-day: CURING past year. 19, William F Moor, 73. A significant and interesting special ple: their past is a part of onr own domestic Ernest Bates and family have moved to and church lifs. In cantonment or in tented M, Mrs Alfred E Holley, 32. service was held at the Congregational Lynn, Mass., where he is employed. COUNTRY PRODDOB. field. In the deadly dullness of drill, or in the AVBRAOH KOR PAST TEN Mar 1, Eire '53. rhnrcb Sunday evening, when a service flag MisR Della Sullivan and Mr. were Dairy batter, %. 46 lieli THAU Bishop, awful atrifeof actual combat; they stand for Kay list or deaths 4, Mrs Marla l) 80. bearing ten stars, representing ten young married last week and will to Bath to Freeh eggs, dor.. M vkara oomplhtb Higgins, us, that the simple quiet of our ordered go men from this 1 Fowl, lb...... 2d FOB THE YBAB. 11, Henry 8 Adams, 70. parish now in the service, life may not be broken. Give them, then, the live. jv SUAWORTH Chickens, lb.*.. $r> was consecrated. 12, Miss Kate Small, 74. Henry M. Hall, on unceasing support of your prayers, your sac- Officers of Juanita O. E. chapter, S., Hay, loose, ton. .... $10 <*$12 below • table 13, J Smith, 2 months. behalf of the members of tbe who rifices, your devoted adherence to their Tgi AEEBIOAR prints Mary parish will he installed at the next regalar contributed the cause and ours. VEGETABLES. «be number ol deaths occurring Zl, Mrs Herbert Hart, S3. flag, made the presen- ftoeinfi The kaiser tells his minions that “Araeriea meeting. daring tbe year 1917. 28, Charles E Severance, 43. tation, and Rev. R. B. Mathews, pastor Potatoes, pk. 46 Hsocock county will not Mrs. Bobbins has moved from 'D of the fight." He reads his history strange- Abby Cabbage, lb. 05 is compiled from returns made Apr 4, Joseph E Mercer, 77. church, responded. The singing L„ u,t ly! Has he forgotten those great battles of Atlantic to a tenement owned by Miss Beets, tb. 08 clerks, and all the 7, Spencer J Hall, 73. included the “Star Spangled Banner” mud M the town nearly the Revolution? Has he forgotten New Or- Annie Thurlow. Onions, fc 9$ America!* 10 .Mrs Julia A 80. “America.” were reported in The Crabtree, leans, when Jackson's men defeated the Harmon and Carrots, lb 03 ^,,h, The ten men who honor Joseph C. family, who eft" the occurrence. 18, Mrs Susan M Jordan, 81. young peninsula veterans of Wellington, who after- Squash, lb. 06 ,t,^n the have been visiting in Boston, will open OmperieoD of leet year's record with 23, Mrs Elisa A Joyce, 85. pariah by service to their ward* helped to drive Napolean’s old gnard Turnips, 8 02 and whom in their first their home here this week. ten yean; shows 24, Mrs Bessie 8 MUliken, 68. country, the parish thus complete rout? Has he forgotten Pumpkins, each... 1$ tsow of the preceding are the Rebellion — Height. Pickett’s Miss Vira who has been lb»loUl nnmber of deaths last year, 2t, OeorgeJA Watson, 53. honors, George Parcber, surgical Marye’a Brimigion, ,Mi Charge, the Bloody Angle, or Mobile FRUIT. than the average for those veers. 29, Thomas Cole, 24. captain; Bryant fi. Moore, second bay? clerking in the postoffice, has gone to igi.il less Has he ’98 —’ forgotten Dewey at Manila, Lemons, doz .. ::$ May 8, Mrs DrnsiUa Staples, 80. lieutenant regular army; Martin Ludike I Portland. Mina Chalmers and Rich 45 whicliisfW.l. Sampson’s iloet at Santiago bey, the charge Oranges, doz. ta$r-60 12, E Augustus Flood, 82. Hall, first lieutenant national army; Thurlow are employed in her place. yiw following table ebows tbe number up Han Juan hill? And whenever and Banana-. 35 Mrs Julia A 88. Robert P. King, second lieutenant end the old-age record tor last IS, Colson, wherever the men in olive drab meet their Mrs. Mabel Button and two children I •( drsth" national A 18, Oeorge A Porch 72. army; Arthur H. Parcber, first foe, the of the will have FEW STAPLES. end the.preceding ten years: or, history past glorious have gone to Boston to spend the remain- 18, Alton O 44. lieutenant medical reserve corps; Llewel- repetition. Sugar, granulated,B>. 10 Whole No. 70 to 80 80 to 90 Over 70 Sargent, der of the winter with her psrants, Mr. 8 K 84. lyn Fortier, naval reserve corps; Charles These lad8 all over our country are a call powdered. U Ml 121 82 9 25, Whiting, and Mrs. John L. Goss. 19T to yellow. 10 June 20, Ueorge B Floyd, 75. A. Haynes, Harvard Phillips, Morton C. America's real patriotism. They have 403 120 84 12 Dr. Cbilcott has his dental Cane )!W Mrs Whitcomb, Harold L. heard and answered that call. Theirs the given up sugar syrup, qt. 30 «B 111 62 11 23, Fred 1. Mason, 54. Hooper (aviation), .0, real sacrifice; ours a little of discomfort! rooms over the and gone to Coffee, lb. 20 CARD. W.*M., Wessel; Eden. « 59 unwelcome visitor and been ham. anywhere P., Alvin Goodell; A. M., Hazen Goodell; 80 72 BUsworth. permanently denied recognition of men. Wheatless and Laura Marie TE HAS IRON Apr 8, Arden Cook, 27, at Watkins, Col. Meatless Days Urged secretary, Jones;'treasurer, Franklin. X! 14 not at least of the unprivileged, who make Marion Miss Grace at Boston. Upon Loyal Americans. Tapley; conductress, Blodgette; 29 23 May 29, Royal, *23, up the overwhelming mass of.mankind. Oouldsboro. The new associate Fidelia Richard A at Bar Har- home card of the food admin- conductress, Dow; chap- IN HIS BLOOD 9 16 July 10, Smith, 32, But did you know—I must admit that I Hancock... istration has been issued and will Stella marshal, Fred bor. did not until in the course of somewhat shortly lain, Lymburner; That Is he is such a win- 6 7 why great Umoine*. be distributed the United States Wessel; Adah, Luoy Jones; Ruth, Eliza- Oct 25, Edward R Smith, 1, at Lynch- desultory reading it was brought to my through ner, accomplishes so much, why he Mtriiville. 7 2 beth Lura Va. notice some few years ago—that this flay, to aid housekeepers in observing the 1918 Dow; Esther, Orcutt: Martha, overcomes obstacles and knows no Alt Desert. 28 15 burg, your flag, represents to-day the oldest food conservation program of two wheat- Gertrude Hawes; Electa, Hattie Tapley; such thing as failure. Orland. 20 28 surviving form of government among all less, one meatless and two porkless days warder, Lizzie Gray; sentinel, John Iron in the successful formula for Otis. 8 1 BOYS* AND GIRLS* CLUBS. the natious of the This has leading earth? a week, as announced in President Wil- Gray. After the installation, a tine pro- Peptiron, which also includes pepsin, Penobscot. 30 13 a somewhat >ta-tling sound. Why, the son’s proclamation. gram was carried out under the super- dux, celery and other tonics, seda- 15 17 Summary of Last Year’s Work in the United States is new, you almost still Sedgwick. say, The card asks “every loyal American to vision of Lucy Jones and Stella Lym- tives and digestives, to 9 16 State of Maine. an experiment, a child among the old helps give Sorry. help win the war by maintaining rigidly burner, as follows: Piano duet, Hazen color and to the The of of nations of Europe and of the old world. strength, body StoniDgton... 13 26 University Maine, college as a minimum of the Goodell and Phebe D. reading, Mot so. Our constitution has remained saving following Wessel; blood; reddens pale cheeks, steadies Sullivan. 4 23 agricultun, has just issued a summary of Hattie practically unchanged, except for the few program; Tapley; music, Mary Lymburner, the nerves, nourishes and gives Sorrento*..... 1 2 the past year's work of the boys and girls benevolent the abolition Chrissie Perkins, Fidelia Dow and Stella stamina to changes wrought by ( “Have two wheatless days (Monday and the whole body. Southwest Harbor. 18 14 enrolled in agricultural clubs. Records Lewis of slavery, for 128 years, and in that time all I in week and one Lymburner; reading, Blodgette; Peptiron is in chocolate returned show that 1777 and Wednesday) every pill form, Swan's island. 6 10 boys girls the nationa of the old world have been piano solo, Hazen Goodell; wheatless meal in every day. reading, coated, pleasant to take, easily as- Tremont*..... 11 15 produced 937,100 worth of produce and fundamentally reconstructed more neatly | mandolin and “Explanation—on wheatless days and Josephine Gray; piano similated— the most successful com- Trenton. 8 14 canned goods, but this by no means indi- to approach ours. Helen Clement and Phebe in wheatless meals of other days use no duet, Wessel; bination of iron that its makers, C. I. cates the total, as several hundred more England, as recently as 1866, had more than Verona. 4 5 reading, Robert Goodell; colored quartet, Hood of. one-half the members of her House of Com- crackers, pastry, macaroni, breakfast food Co., Lowell, Mass., know Waltham. 6 3 failed to return a record of their work. Chrissie or Mary Lymburner, Perkins, It is Die medicine for mons elected by less than three per cent, of other cereal food composed of wheat, yon. Winter Harbor. 7 7 The contribution of canning club Fidela Dow and Stella her adult males. Germany began as a and use no wheat dour in any form except Lymburner. It Will put iron into your blood. No. 33 Plantation. 1 0 members was 39,051 pints, an average of was served to about after nation in 1871; Prance as a republic at the the small amount that may be needed for Supper sixty, Long Island Plantation.... t 5 ninety-five pints for each member. Only which a social time was all. same time. Russia has been reconstructed thickening soup or gravies or for a binder enjoyed by No. 21 Plantation. 0 1 fifty pinta were required. One club over now Jan. 28. and over, and is broken again. in corn bread and other cereal bread. As X. MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD member put up 1,077 pints last season, Modern Italy dates from the end of the 551 559 to bread, if you make it at home use other and this was only part of her work, temporal power of the papal authorities ASHVILLE. cereals than wheat, and if you it, buy In Effect •Not verified. and even and China have buy since she was enrolled in four projects. about 1871, Japan to the illness of the only war bread. Our is that we Owing pastor, Mr. The ahoee list does not ioclude residents been fundamentally remodeled. Our govern- object Jan. 20, 1018. Hancock county leads in the cauning there have been no services the most should buy and consume one-third less Sparks, olthe at sea or from ment is one of the prominent examples county dying away project, with 7,124 pints, with Pensbscot past two Sundays. of the “survival of the fittest" in a universal w heat products than we did last year. BAR HARBOR TO BANOOR. home, bnt only deaths actually occurring county as runner up. Effie Nichols of “struggle for existence." “Have one meatless day (Tuesday) in Mr. and Mrs. George Bartlett of Sorrento AM PM in the town reporting. Dexter won the State Bar Harbor .lv. 9 45 f4 25. championship. It deserves the support of all right-think- week and one meatless meal in were week-end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. every every Sorrento. .. Following is a list ol nonagenarians in 4 65 In spile of the hard season for crops, ing people—not more for our sake thau for day. Have two porkless days (Tuesday Wylie Hammond. Sullivan. Hancock who here died it will it. c-mnty, daring the and made a fine their own—and. my friends, get and in boys girls showing. Saturday) every week. are on for an enter- Mt Desert the in order of their agee: Civitiaation does not turn backwards. Preparations going Fy.tlO 30 |5 38 year, given cent, of the corn club S Fifty-eight per “Explanation—Meatless means without tainment to be at Waukeag, Fy. 10 38 6 42. Mre. Feb. given the chapel Feb- Hancock. Mary Abbott, Hancock, 28, aged enrollment finished the cultivat- 10 39 5 48 project any cattle, hog or sheep products. On 22. Miss Sadie Martin has Franklin Road. » year*, .0 months, 30 days ruary charge. 10 47 f5 54 ing 96% acres of land. The average pro- other use mutton and lamb in Wash’gt’n June. 11 031 6 18. And now, what of this other flag? By com- days prefer- local union of Curti* (Justine, Jan. 36, aged 92 The the C. E. society will Ellsworth. 11 10 6 22 Stevens, duction was 2,257 of corn ence to beef or pounds .'cut per mon consent it has been called a “service pork. Ellsworth Falls..fll i.r> 6 years, 6 months, 16 days, meet here in June. 27 acre, at a profit of 925.27. flag.” Its existence at all is purely sponta- “Porkless means without pork, bacon, Nicolin.fll 28 f6 40 thro line A me*, Penobscot, April 30, aged Miss Grace who wras Green Lake. 11 37 6 4fl. The cultivated an area of neous and without precedent. But if the en- lard or fresh or Lindsey, gardeners ham, pork products, pre- Phillips Lake. fll 44 f6 68. 94 yean, 2 months, 13 days. working at the Colonial hotel, 14.07 acres,producing crops valued at 9280* tire Englisn language had been carefully served. Use fish, poultry and eggs. As a Bangor, McKenzies. fB 58. Sarah J. 94 year*. words could which burned lost all her cloth- Holden ... li 51 T 04. Hill, Sullivan, aged 09 acre on the average. Morse searched, two more fitting hardly nation we eat and waste twice as recently, per Emily nearly Brewer June. 12 10 7 24 Freeman O. ABden, March 13, aged have been found. This word “service” is a ing. Young, of Cherryfield, the winner in the large much meat as we need. Bangor.ar .fl2 15 t7 M. 93 yeera, 9 months, 10 day*. very old one. It is the Latin serrus, usually Jan. 28. Phobbb. PM PM garden project produced vegetables valued “Make every day a fat-saving day, but- Louim 92 translated slave, but its underlying ideals Portland.ar. 55 »1 Of Beany, Trenton, Sept. 12, aged at ecre. Marion Porter of lard etc. Boston via am 91,066 p®r one who does for which someone ter, lard, substitutes, year*. 10 months. something BAY8IDE. Portsmouth ar. 20 *4 45 Lincoln made a record higher than — 9L700 else gets the benefit. “Explanation Fry less, bake, broil, Boston via. .. am John J. 92 a lee, Bucksport, March 15, aged Mrs. Ada few clays ar. per acre in small garden project. These ten stars represent ten young men boil or stew food instead. Save meat Ray spent recently Dover 11 03. years,« It with relatives and friends in Ellsworth. months. days. Arooetook county potato-growers united through their families with this con- drippings; use these and vegetable oils William Welch, Feb. 24, aged 92 to the in BANGOR TO BAR HARBOR. Pranklin, upheld the honor of their section, by gregation. who have stepped front, for cooking instead of butter. Butter has Thomas Bartlett of Center is at the 6 months. that Boston via .pm am years, better than 225 bushels of answer to the call of that other flag, gov- food value vital to home of his who averaging children; therefore, nephew, Henry Bartlett, Portsmouth lv! .j. *9 00 William J. Ellsworth, Jan. ernment of the people, by the people and for McCartney, 3, potatoes per acre, the State average being give It to them. Use it only on the table; was called to Center by the ill- Boston via .I. »ged 91 10 24 the people may not perish. Others who will Dover lv!.. rg 00. years, months, days. 129.5 bushels acre. Charlie waste no is made from be ness and death of bis brother who per Carpenter of what soap—it fat; Alton, A M Eben Oct. 90 stay at home and receive the benefits Allen, Brooklin, 21, aged of Houlton made the fine record of 60% careful of all we use and waste two died Saturday afternoon. Portland.lv.1.fl2 25 t7 00 these young men do are worthily trying in fat; year*, 8 months, 10 P M days. bushels on him among and a halt times as much fat aa we need. Jan. 28. C. A. C. * % acre, placing many ways to aid in this great crisis. Their Bangor.lv. f5 30 fg 10. M»ry E. Wilkinson, Eden, Oct. 4, aged 90 Brewer June-. the higbest in the county, both for efforts are commendable, and some of them “Make every day a sugar-saving day. !. 5 37 3 16 2 9 Holden. 5 5T 3 85. years, months, days. and are comparable to the less less BORA. production profit. very necessary. They “Explanation—Use sugar; McKenzies. f6 Of .. of the of old wno Lake.! f6 04 41 'JKATHS IN RLUWOBTE. In the pig project, 28,084 pounds of pork pages and esquires knights sweet drinks and less candy containing Phillips fg i the armor and buckled ou the BLACK—At Brooksville. Jan 20, to Mr and Green Lake. 6 13 3 40 were club members. The cared for should be used in war times. As a The total produced by pigs sugar Mrs D Black, a son. Nicolin.I f6 22 f3 57 number of deaths in Ella- of their but these ten Floyd [Alma Dwight.J each at time the swords principals, Ellsworth Falls. 6 34 4 09 *ortti in averaged 188 pounds the nation we have used twice as much sugar ; FOSS—At Southwest Harbor, Jan 20, to Mr 1817 was 72 which is twelve men are the themselves. Do Ellsworth 6 41 4 14. Tbe j young knights and Mrs Frank C Foss, a son. .[ more club season closed. average profit as we need.” June.1 8 55 4 27 than the; preceding year, and 7.S uoi lose signi oi win. Wash'gt’n of FARNSWORTH-At West Franklin, Jan 26, Franklin Road.i f7 03 f4 35 more was over |9 per pier. Norris Bryant know them all. The card also cautions householders then the average of the preceding 1 know them all, you to Mr and Mrs John Farnsworth, a son. Hancock. 7 11 4 44 Machias won first honors for the secoud no food and renewed t*n years, which is 64.7. Silently, modestly, without acclaim, with against hoarding gives GRINDLE-At Bluehill. Jan 28, to Mr and Waukeag, £ Fy. 7 14 4 47 Mt Desert lime. attract attention to themselves, assurance that the its Mrs Lewis S Grindle, a son. Fy. 7 20 H 65. The following table shows the number attempt to government “by homes and families to GRINDLE—At Jan 26, to Mr and of Poultry club members were not so for- they have left their control of exports will retain for our Bucksport, t7 40 deaths in Ellsworth for the eleven Mrs Herbert W a son. Sullivan.I. paet between the world’s Grindle, Sorrento.. tunate as tbe club members. There interpose themaelrea a sufficient of every essen- t8 10. years: pig people supply REED—At Southwest Harbor, Jan 21, to Mr aud a host of secretly Bar Harbor.. ar.. f8 45 f6 06 of financial loss. Kuth peaceful toilers, foodstuff.” and Mrs W a son. 90 90 were several cases tial Warning against limiting Raymond Reed, AM PM Whole 70 to 80 80 to Over selfish and wolfish would-be the best prepared, food of children also is YOUNG—At Hancock, Jan 18, to Mr and Mrs No. Huker of Litchfield proved poul- the growing given. f Stops on signal or on notice to conductor. years. years, years. the ants and ant-eaters. Howard W Youug, a daughter. • worth of fowl spoilers-between The reverse side of the card outlines Daily. Sundays included, t Daily, except W7 try-grower, producing f35 to 07 14 12 0 I gladly pay the tribute of my homage Sunday. from reasons for the food DANA C. J9<* 87 16 8 5 twenty-six eggs. these heroic men—all of them, aud all saving, emphasizing DOUGLASS, young MARRIED. General Manager. W* The and housekeeping club are now the allies’ absolute need of wheat, meats, 8» 18 8 1 cooking of their particular like who pour- M. L. HARRIS, this but some fine | the seas. fats and W0 86 19 14 3 was in ita infancy year, ing into the camps and crossing sugars. General Passenger Agent, COU8IN8 —HASKELL—At Ellsworth, Jan 28, Portland, Maine, W1 work was Melissa Jones The sacrifices of all others, howsoever worthy, 71 20 11 2 accomplished. by Rev B H Johnson, Miss Alta V Cousins won first are as to theirs. of L Haskell 1»12 59 12 9 2 of Ellsworth prize. nothing C. J. Dunn to Supreme Bench. Ellsworth to Henry of Port- It may be that war is the antithesis of re- land. “U 82 21 10 3 Governor Milliken on Monday nom- AUTOMOBILE is. It may be that tbe churches of ligion—it inated Charles J. Dunn of Orono as as- W4 12 16 11 1 BLUEHILL FALLS. dis- the Prince of Peace—all of them—should DIED. STORAGE BATTERIES sociate of the court to dll Ws «• 22 2 1 w credit, without justice supreme Austin (Jhatto arrived home from Ne courage strife, and, to their — REPAIRED RECHARGED We to 18 12 but in the great the vacancy caused by the death of Jus- 3 York recently, and is confined to the exception, I think they do, HAYNES—At Ballardvale, Mass, Jan 13, Batteries stored and given W7 the Founder of ail tice Madigan. G of 72 19 11 1 house illness. mystery of humanity very Felix Haynes, formerly Trenton, aged care winter by 77 proper through that is good died by violence of His own mis- Judge Dunn has many friends in Ells- years. Hollowing is a complete liet of deaths For there have been about MCCARTHY—At Jan A. P. ROYAL, 68 STATE ST. twenty years guided creatures that there might be everlast- worth and Hancock in is Ellsworth, 24, Raymond in county, fact, W 27 6 16 Next to Court Kllswerth occurring Ellsworth during 1917, with 100 here at the summer and * McCarthy, aged years, months, House. gulls Falls, ing life for others. more than half a Hancock man. *** *>»•» at county days last birthday: winter. ice now has driven them The No could be too sacred to celebrate was born in a tem- J*n place He Michigan during 2, Dr James T McDonald, 49. to water. aud in behalf of the away open any similar sacrifice, porary residence of the family there, but cU’tjrrhsni.eiuB FALSE 2, Alfred V M. of this church, you. our TEETHfWepaj.upto‘or old or broken sets. Smith, Little Clarence Friend found a robin on standing committee his boyhood was spent in Bluehill, where 3, William J 91. pastor, have our approving consent to adorn, Send XJarcel Post or write for par. McCartney, the flrte wood pile near the house recently he read law in the office of the late Judge Francis T 52. nay, glorify, this church property with these tieulars. 5, Doyle, almost dead from cold and hunger. He and later in the office of Hale A of and Chase, BHWStk Cl.. N. 17, Ambrose P 78. two flags as symbolical your teaching Supply Dipt 44. BiafkartM. V. Phillips, took him in tbe and to nurse in He was admitted H. W. DUNN house, hopes its Hamlin Ellsworth. 18, Mrs Charles 71. teachings. C^BurrilL, him back to strength and keep him until the Hancock bar at the of Mr. Mathews a to county age Manufacturer and dealer in 31, Daniel U Morang, 70. La responding, paid CaiBi. spring. nineteen, and soon afterward began prac- Professional 22, Mum Emma L splendid tribute to tbe young men of this Wood, 58. Jan. 28. Crumbs. tice in Orono. are he Grade Granite and Marble 27, Isabel A Small. 5. country who making it supreme High H. SCOTT 28, Mrs Ellen 8 Sargent, 78. sacrifice, with a cheering word to those ALICE GREAT POND. Tablets and SPECIALTY MADE OF have answered the call to ser- Monymeats, Markers 38, Mri Isa Del F. Hoyt, TO. whose sons Woman Invents Lamp 8hade. TYPEWRITING. ACCOUNTING AND School hss closed after a successful 28, Dorothy Urindle, 3 months. vice. He said in part: Artistic shades have been In- GENERAL CLERICAL WORK. lamp Agent Union Sale Deposit & Trust Co., of Port- Heb Clifford term. who tor our last The mailorder house is 2, U Koyal, 02. I said to those gathered vented by a woman who chemically advertismi end, (or furnishing Probate and Surety Bond Mrs L Mrs. Hazel Archer is here with her little demonstration to departing soldiers, 3, Helen Clark, 81. public treats the lining of calves’ stomachs for your business. What are you goirn Agent Oliver Typewriter; typewriter supplies Mrs her mother. “These youug men are our representatives.' Cor. Main and Water Sts. 8, Bloomfield Moon, 47. bay Burns, viaiting to produce a translucent leather. (over Moore’s Drug that in a much more intimate to do about itf Store). Ellsworth, Mo. *, Mrs Julian E Danieo, 58. Jan. 27. E. I say to you, dtfenuamoift The statement that there la plenty of rye and barley In France, which has U S. Government In New Primer Gives ALLIES SUFFER been given wide publicity In this coun- try, Is flatly refuted by Pitney, who Details ol War Savings Stamps Plan said: MOTHER CAVE MISERABLE FROM “It Is not only wheat that t* short In FROM SERIOUS France, but all cereal*. According to official figures, the annual consumption of barley In France before th* war wa* THIS STOMACHTROUBLE FOOD SHORTAGE approximately 1.250.000 ton*. 15 per DELICATE cent of which was imported. Produc- tion has fallen off so that nearly one Fe# Wretched Until He Started Success in War Imperiled if third of the barley had to be Imported in France last year. CHILD VINOl Te Take “Fruit-a-Hves" American Homes Do Not “The normal conatnnptlon of rye la about same as for barley, but nor- m < 'iiABHuo St.. Mcvtkkal. Come to Rescue, (he And He Got Well and Stron» mal Imports are only about 8 per cent. *rfe>r two years, I n«i miserable In 1015 the production was about 400.- That’* True nlhr- f- / ^ wf Stomack 000 tong under normal and no Imports Thtmtie I had frequent Dizzy Spells^ wire available. Mouses, Pa.—"M7 little boy. *«,, HUN AT WORK is the Anri wh I U».k food, felt wretched PROFUNDA Italy Worse Off Than France. youngest of three, wu wui ■ nervous and tired all Md alt. I suTered from Rheu- “The annual consumption of com av the time so £ was most unfit at school, and’ matism -•adfuli’. with pains in my erage 1,150.000 tons, about one-half be- notv Storiea Alleglhg Plentltude of Food mg seemed to help him. I leanud hack aad joints, and my hands kwoilen. ing imported. The proportion of im- of Vmol snd in Allied Countriee Jeopardize gave it to him. It hu A frier i advised ports In 1910 had risen to two-third*. restored his health ‘'Fruit-a-tives" and and strength im Cause of Allfee—Correspon- “The annual of oaf* from 'lie outset, they did me good. consumption he has gsined ia weight.—Hr, dent Tells of Conditions before the war was 6,500.000 tons, of Frederick yffltrtA ’it box, /felCT was Sommers, Monies. P*. getting In France, which In Vino! is a matt and I 300,000 tons were Imported. constitutional cod live- can truthfully say that iron 1916 these Imports rose to over 1,000,- and remedy for delicate, w„v **Frwit-» t eea” is the medicine children. only — Formula Washington. Irresponsible state- 000 tons and the stock was still 300,- ailing on evtrr that helped me”. LOUIS LABRXE. bottle, so you know wliat you sre ments from unknown sources, purport- 000 tons short." gi*. Ste a box, « far $2 TO, trial site, 25c. tag them. Children love it ing to show that there is no food short- Broad g.-nerai statements have been At all dealers ut sent Fruit- Alexander’s Pharmacy, C. E. Alexander postpaid by age In France and other allied Euro- published saying there Is no food or •dives EUl*worth. Limited, Opdaosburg. V.Y. [won countries, are creating a wrong supply shortage In Italy. They are of Prop., mpresslon in the public mind and se- rhe same stripe as the statements con- riously hampering the government’s cerning France. Italy’s plight. If any- COUNTY (JOUNTY XKWS food conservation program, declares thing, Is worse than that of France, pWS he United States food administration. iccording to official report* In the OOULDBBORO * *T -VLLIVAN mr uuunuiflunvn'u ton uuij *qnni lands of the United State* govern- what It has said all along on the basis ment. 8. E. Coffin 19*411 of sciatica. mr* ♦•%*«*]? Tbooik* t* ill. of official government statistics: Mrs. J. D. GuptlU is quite 111 *s»*i litftf* i« Holt i« ill of raewlw There fs serious food In a shortage WOMAN Mm. H J. remains shout SITS IN STORTHING of a Wcu Certificate throe of the H»vey ttt K (V »*• tonr to P**rt Kairfi*l' • few woolc*. and shipments from American ports, United States Government. Bat do you know what it t* and how it opevntesi sentative of Trondhjem. j Mm. Louis Kufder went te Vi will Bangor >*• CUrfee *peat the week- Imperil allied success In the war. It Is a plan by which every mao, wumaa and child In tha ttatJon can halp Thursday for a few days. • w» -• M ** K»t>« l rann at foot Any sta'emecf. Innocent or mali- war f*a?li- — Miss bars Uncle Sam win the Christiania. Norway, well wxa. cious, which a of not to Bond*. Mm. Everett Cole of B-with (iouldi- alleges plentitude Christie has tak> n her seat la the Nor- There are millions of dtlsens who could afford bvfy Liberty boro is house for Mr* food over there is German la devieed for this class keeping Edgar w «i liifb ichool basket-ball propaganda, wegian parliament as a conservative The Wer-Savlngi Stamp plan especially and can also win the wa» buy- Handy. ti« |.Ji} Bat Harbor hink tor no persons ell. She ta as a poet esteemed prominent Q—How may ?M* be dona? extended visit with rsintirss in market before they had their meals, lecond or third class, subject to such with their brother, B. T. Bowie. The peo- Bangor j teacher and a great administrator. A—By purchasing Wer -Saving* sad W.aterport they would have gained a very differ- violations sa the Postmaster General J ple are sorry to have them leave this J Stamps and Thrift Stamp* ent Idea of the food situation. nay town,where they always made their home C. A Penney, who wen injured s tew ♦♦♦♦♦« Mt»lMIMI ********* doe* It oust? prracnhe “We [ Q.—What I a All extend best wishes for their future week* on tbe paid laat winter In Parts 11 Q.—Can register War-gerlngs ego by filling tee, is still ] A -Between *40* a"5 during rents for and a “USE THE WATERWAYS ’ertlficate tor any one alaal JaiKVT. L.F.S. confined to the apiece eggs $2 pound ; _ hones. \ .IBIS. depending upon the month In for butter and there was frequently J A.—No. Mrs. Eleanor has gone to : AND WIN THE WAR" ::. ’which WfcST FRANKLIN. Partridge t purchased Should a married women use j neither butter, nor eggs nor milk to _ < > Q Ayer. Mess., to remits while Mr. Pert- la a Thrift Stamp? John Williams the week-end at be had. Private families were allow- Q.—What her own or her bos bend’s Danse whan spent i* st Dsvens ! the water- ! I ridge Camp Washington.—"TTse A—ft la a stamp coaling 28 cent* Hllswoith. ed to of a of | registering! bny one-eighth pound ways and win the war 1” Is the War MIsa Carrie Tamer, who wsa celled to ; | j to be In payment for a i flour at a time. grocers could not applied A.—Her own—Hr*. Vary Brown, F. Bradbury wae a busiaeaa visitor is Tip- j ! slogan of the National Rivers ! ! not earn Inter- Bar Harbor by tbe serious Illness ot her laving Stamp. It doe* sat Mrs. John Brown. last week. •ell flour, only the bakers.” and Harbors which Bangor mother, returned to resume her school J congress, | act- The purpose of Its Wane la to en- —be Meat Situation. Q.—If I bare fine Wsr-tarings f K. H. ot Hancock waa in town opened Its fourteenth ann.nl 1 ! In small Young Thursday. able people to accumulate on Certlficata So. "in. it the idea that there Is a Stamp* my WaySarlngs buying fur last wees. J ! convention here. The audltorijm k to for J«n » M. R. ] ami the amount necessary puy and have It registered and I yut com shortage In France, one article re- j ■ of the New National museum Mrs. Hoy Bragdon and daughter Lou 1st a War-Saving* Stamp. more stamp on. must I hare tt regta- rentlr published In the United States [ welcomes governors of state* visited here last week. PROOPECT HARBOR. j want to to save on the tered to hare os declared that a certain Paris meat Q.—1 Degln again protection my j and territories, mayors of citle*. A son was horn to Mr. and Mrs. John Miss Alts Grant want to for Plan. WTiat la the first ilxth Cherryfielc market advertised “beef a la mode” War-flnvlnga stamp! | towns and villages and marjy Farm-wonh 36. the week-end. | [ to dof A.—Yas. moat be January • nd other real meat Items as “meat- • prominent representatives of thing Bnch**tainp A—Take *4.12 » the poet office or (stated. Harry Goodwin has a pair of horse* with Mr* John Gupttlt end Miss Julia Gup- less day specials." ! commerce and business. Tb* | | a War- I some Thrift which he has hauling for till of Goutdahoro were here > a bank or any other agent, boy Q—If os data chad employment Friday. This, according to Pitney, may eas- fundamental purpose of the cone < p Bavings Stamp, and aak for a War- Stamps, can I get my roonay back! local parties. The ladies met Thursday for war relief ily have occurred without at all Indi- ! clave, it Is announced, ts not to [ Saving Certificate A.—No. These stamps are at rtlos Mri. CL T. Woodwin la at Homeevdis work in the K ot P. lodge room. The cating that there was no meat shortage [ urge appropriations for new pro- < ■ la a W'ar-Bavlng* Oertlfl- to the bearer, Joat as poecage stamps With her Mr*. Harry Homes, meetings are well attended. They keep In France. With regard to the meat ! jects. but to plan how the var!- \ \ Q.—What daughter, in. ■ • csta? who recently broke her wriat. two sewing machine# busy, and could uss ■ltnation Pitney said: ; ous branches of gnvernavnt may A—It la a folder con- Q.—If I loss my Thrift Card, what more to good advantage. n- r renrn government is very ou- moot effectively co-operate t » J pocket-ataed Harry Hardisoo has been advanced to which h> ran I do! hut the French do use ■ • taining twenty apeuwe upon the Ft ret Division of in the med- Friend* here ot the Hew ins family were reaucratle. people the waterway* at this tim* privates | A.—Be sure to aasta not affix War-Saving Stamps. put your and ical at Fort N. V. to hear ot the death ot Mrs. like to be overgoverned. They ob- of railroad crisis and congestion. ! ! department Tctten, grieved Ly- W?mt do I do after that? •ddrana on the Thrift so that to savers 1 Card, It man F. He wins on Jen. in ject seriously that ’_...._...... _' Claud Clark and son and Harry Tuesday, tft, anything on the finder It Clyde of A—Affix the War-Saving Stamp drops Is any poet offlea D. C. Mrs. Hew ins nod meddling In a man's private affair*. Clark are camping at Hardison's meadow, Washington, certificate In space No. 1 and box without postage It may be re- how much or what a man your summered here, sod made many frtends, "Haying cutting cord wood for Lipnfcy and Hale. CIRCUS PEOPLE WILL HELP take grod care ct It. turned tc yon. who neve lor the shall eat Is getting pretty close to pri- are enth.tala«tic in great sympathy family. j w unattached The children their vate affairs do I do next? Q.—Is War-Barings Jan. IS. C. and therefore the French Q.—What work of knitting souares for the Red Cross war Stamp at raJoa- is any one who finds government knowing Intimately the Routing Expert* to Assist in Railroad A—You now has* become a. It! quilt. None ot the girl* la seen out with- people It has to deal with. Is alow— Problems, and Kitchen Experts sever Continue to buy War-Seringa -w* HAl* THI GRIP THKCB VMKt j out a knitting bag. n-l-o-w—In coming to such measures Will Give Advice. Stamp# every weak or month and pat With January comm* la grippe Uageriag hare attach It to your- Chrdfl- Dae of our smart boys ia Arno Billing-, to aeuie even the too them on your certificate until you WirSaitngi cold* *e*m la the ay stem. cauaiug to face of only evident of all eate at tha dm* of Too twsive yean age, who takes advantage oae to ache over, fee feverish aad chilly, food In the New York.—Experts in the booking filled all of the twenty apace*. When purchase. tired, and Mra. Uulr shortage country. of and heavy drooping Ti!n, and of circuses will come to War should writs across ths face at fit Saturdays holidays by hauling Henderaon. writee had "So far. meat has withstood all ef- rooting this la done you can buy another Ky My daughter —ihw with his team of which la for three week*. I had the doctor the aid of the In Its receive •tamp poor hum and ths at pulpwood steers, f rippe forts to control its government prob- Seringa Stamp, and yon will and bought medico* aod none of It did consumption—there ha baa nuaed and trained himself aay lem of for the country. certificate to-which jam certificate. good I gave her Foley’* Hooey aad Tar aad has been no attempt to control its transportation fee* of coat another now ahe ia all right. I have told was Q.-if a Oar- Dalton Heed and went to Ells- all my It la to It learned here, and the efficient you can attach new stamps as you bay nghfid Wer-Bo-rtngs family friend* about it. iaakat aa the price, and yet vitally necessary genuine methods of the show business will be tlfloats is hat or toatrapod. tost worth last week to meet Mr. Heed's Foley • Honey aad Tar —Moore'* Drag Mart control the consumption of meat In them. should I dot brother, who baa trora ■■■■■.. to the work of mov- recently returned ■■■.. France or to Increase the supply." applied directly Q—When 1 have nued tne swenty ing supplies for the United States. A—O tt h nottrotnaad to you with- a Dip to France, and will sail again in a .erds Are Disappearing. apace* on my oartlflcats, what do I do XtremuMusta Nor will the circus methods to bo in a reasonable ttraa. report It to your (aw days. He is serving as quartermaster With regard to the published state- ; with It T on the roster be oon- postmaster toat you had ths certlfl- Jan. 38. Echo. ment la this country that France's I placed military to* certificate until Janu- A—Keep cata luglatasad. fat and Pit- «ned to the booking of transporta- and the Govemmsa* will herds are sleek, plentiful. ary 1, 1828, do bach THE FALLS HANCOCK. tion. The kltehen system of the big Qo—Hoar Ufct my money tt nay said: pay you 8109 for It. hia be transferred to the my legtateswd'Wer-Bsvtage Carttflcata Maynard Uetcomb baa moved tops will also, of a War-Savings “France's herds are disappearing Q.—Does the price Is lost? the and who have (amity into hia lalber’a house for are far below the army cantonments, men ; remain the seme? rapidly. They today Stamp always h»—By applying at the post office remainder of the winter. long traveled with the circuses and es- sash month danger point. Soon they will have to i A.—No. The price tor where It | you mastered are to Mr. ; tablished the kitchens of the outdoor of *nah stamp Ccmgratulaliona extended be reconstituted entirely. To what ax- i appear* on the fao* a.—If H be enlist- ter neeeeeary safsrs Jams and Mra. Luther (leant and Mr. and Mr*. herds have la organizations will shortly Never either more or tons than tent the disappeared | pay ary t, ISM./to as vs for service of the for In money my Amos Dow on tbs birth ot sons. Bolh shown the of the ment ra- ed Into the country the amount shewn tor the month by catting CerM hoar oan the of the kitch- The War-Bavtnge float* | were born Friday, Jan. 38. tion of the soldiers at the front. At purpose standardizing whMh yen mnh* the pmchnae. got Itf Jan. 38. «• were ens at the various army cantonments. In December. 1017, and the beginning of the war they pel** 1* PA1* A-—If tt is ns* cent registered, taka tt to allowed one of meat a day. January. 191S, and Increase* one* pound any money orderpost affloo and It wlH. has now been cut —-y. mooOi after January. 1918, until Twenty per cent 365 POTATO DAYS 191ft GOAL bo rad sensed, after ton days' written a&onustmtnift from that ration. dire necessity In December. 1918, when the price la Only domaad, as proscribed by the rales of I will countenaaas reducing the food United States Food Administration PASS. the Pest Ofhoe Department If regis- allowance of soldiers at the front. Seeks Uao Q.—Suppose I begin by Ailing a to Obtain Constant tered, taka H to the pest offloe where “At the of 1914 France’s In America. Thrift Card with tSe Thrift, Stamp*? beginning registered. The amount Is InrtleataJ RHEUilATISri A—Take It to i cattle herds comprised 14.787,710 head; a post office, bask, fit on ths table which la printed an ths Physician Believe* * Genuine 7.085.850. on other' aathortaed agency, surrender sheep HUS1.3IW and bogs Washington.—The Irish potato bask of each Has the eard and pay In oath the faw War-havings CertMoate. Remedy (or tbe PUfte Bv the end of 1914. after five months every table In America every day In I hare j ) seats difference between the $4 worth Q—H registered a WerSav- Been Found. of war. her cattle were .educed to the year la the object at a campaign Certificate In | of Thrift Stamp* and the price of a lnga one city and I more Kbeuma. the wonderful rheumatism 12.ae8.243. her sheep to 14.038.301 and begun the United States food ad- to da all by War-Saving* Stamp. Then get a new another, I hare to go back to the remedy, said by C. E. Alexander and to her cattle Grocers tc more lasting hogs 5.923.291. Today mtnlst' atlon. will bo asked Thrift Card and begin do fill that city where registered to druggists, gives quieher and | get my mooagf many herds are doers more than 90 per cent, Inaugurate a “potato day" each week A.—toe. Ton ntut than other remedies ousting Q.—What aeewrity U behind the ma^ by applying to times as much. while her sheep number no more then selecting whatever day la alack In do the Stamp? postmaster where your certificate Kbeuma passes the deadly poisonous 10.000.000 end her hogs 4.000000. liveries, and making a special price. War-Saving* kidneys, was registered hare your rogUtreUoo secretion* into tbe bowels and la short France end to tv A—The United State* Government oH “Cattle feed In Fairly regular purchase* are cord transferred to from which they are quickly thrown to 85 tor each on any post ~ bride, precise- 28. •iwd ind appropriated for the care of high- said township No. 10, commencing at Uie £<**£ said county, deceased. Second *inl final ac NORTH SULLIVAN. C2HS sad bridge* in said the sum line of township No. 9 and extending to a ! cr.nnt '\t, Harry I. Crabtree, administrator ly 8 o’clock to the**strains of the Bridal «a«t township, 1 home in 2<5 of the re- stake marked **A" standing on the northern c. t. a., filed for settlements Bertram Cuoni right* m arrived .fltOOMa* provided chapter Chorus pjayetj by Miss Thelma Johnson, i'aed at states. Maid a»assr.ments amount in side of aaid road in said township No. 10; the Charles, c. Burrill. late of Ellsworth, In said f:om North Jay Monday. NORi si »,ROOK LiN. \o the *uu» of $129.19. Valuation $32,298. sum of 9160.00 of aaid assessment, together county, deceased. Second and final account Miss Thompson and Mrs. Bu.ilb were met of. aiailon four mills on a dollar. And with the amount received from the State, is to of L. Crabtree, administrator, d. b. n. Dallas Butler of the U. 8. N. has been The weirs on mi Harrj by the groom and best man under a huge herring Bluehiil hay have asaeaa each of the several he expended upon the State road in said c. t. a., fll^d for settlement. | 9 «• hereby upon ; home on a five-days furlough.- been carried away by the ice. •vser« named in the following list, bis re township as directed by the State highway George W. Abbott, late of Bucksport, in wedding bell in the living room which VI therein set down of said commission. said deceased. First account of ,«*,-• proportion county, was L. H. Everett Jellison. Walter Mrs. Eidana visited her Herbert L. tastefully decorated. Hooper, Young daughter, !J»«r #im 19 as follows- No 10. eastern we Abbott, executor, filed for Upon township part, settlement. After the and Daniel Orr left (or North Mrs. at assess the sum of $106.10 for the of ceremouf and Jay Monday Raymond Clarke, Deer rale, Nos Valu- repair G. 8 congratulations, roads in said as in Hardison, late of Franklin, In said the last week. ef owner. scree ation. Tax. township provided chapter guests enjoyed a social hour. Punch, night. 10. section 90 of the revised statutes of Maine; county, deceased. Second account of Eugene ■ 8. filed for coffee and cake were served Misses ■■ttoivr oases* and being desirous of Htateaid for permanent Orcutt, administrator, settlement. by Mrs. N. H. Williams underwent an Forrest Allen, who has been undergoing F. late of in said improvement* of the State road in said town- ( Mary Page, Bucksport, Elizabeth Thelma hos- treble. 1M 790 #3 00 deceased. Petition filed Louis F. Sargent, Thomas, operation in Eastern Maine general military training in Virginia, nailed for itswraoe # ship. we hereby raise and in ad- eohnty, by 4M appropriate I estate Hilda Thelma Johnson and HlBoi umlth. 118 1 98 dition to said amount regularly raised and Tapiey, administrator of the of said Emery, pital, Ban go?, Friday. At the last report, France Jan. 16. V Hasil b, 1V0 722 1 W ! deceased, tha» an order be issued to dis- fc appropriated for the care of highways and Margaret Rich. About were was Her friends ISO 84© ? Ml tribute of thirty guests she doing well. many Ref. Daniel ausie l> Hmith. bridges ip aaid township, the sum of 960.00 as arooug the heirs said deceased, the Kimball began a series of A -IOC too I 60 i amount in Ihe hands of said ad- present. Kke n Tracy. provided in chapter 26 of the revised statutes remaining hope for her speedy recovery. in the church on the of his first ac- meetings Sunday evening, •aby Tracy. 7k 324 1 SO of Maine. Said assessment** amount in all to mtnistrator, settlement Miss is the attractive j Thompson daugh- to continue until $155.10 Kate of taxation fifteen mills on a Friday evening, ter of Mr. and Mrs. €90 13 JO? $13 21 dollar. Valuation, $10,340. 1 Charles V. Gray, late of Trenton, in said Frank W. Thompson, JOINT INSTALLATION. deceased. Petition flled Fred L. A quiet took at the par- county, by Mr. Wilcomb the son of Mr. and Mrs. wedding place sos-asaiDiKT ovkih. No. Valu- de non David A. F. and A. M., Mason, administrator bonis of the es- Hooper lodge, sonage at Sedgwick Jan. when Miss Narae of owner. acres, Tax. tate ot sain that ah order be issued Charles Wilcomb of Hull’s Cove. Tbe 14, estate M> 100 40 ation. deceased, and Oasis chapter, O. E. held a joint Sees Asbley to distribute the heirs of said de- 8., Annie L. Choate of this became the richer T Wood. W 200 SO Cherryfieid Lum- among bride received some The place ceased. the amount in the hands very pretty gifts. installation of officers Monday evening, Waltrt A smith. 138 400 I 80 per ro. 2508 $9,270 $94 06 remaining bride of Victor R. Smith of Naakeag. of said on the settlement of have the best wishes of their ,wia Baker estate ao iflO A4 Charles L Wooster, •*) 120 180 administrator, young couple Jan. 21. V his finakaccount. Rev. D. W. Kimball officiated. Their F Baker, 80 3«50 M ! George Downing. 139 380 5 70 many friends for their future J. a of nnsound happiness. Hows!. «« *00 3 20 Robert R Walker. 30 60 90 Lydia Stratton, person The Star officers are: W M, Mary j many friends wish them (feoff? mind, of Oouldaboro. in said Peti- Jan. 28. R. happiness jPfco Me Kao I. 400 *00 8 20 Fred W 990 2,400 * 00 county. W F. Ayer. tion filed William K Hammond, Robertson; P, | Edwin Clapham; Jan. 28. Wcklaad k Rock port W I, Robertson. 2B0 600 9 00 by guardian, j XUNOinfON. ^ for license to sell certain real estate of said Elizabetb Um CO. 1.100 2.40# 9 80 Woodbury Smaljest, 166 390 5 85 A M, Maria Clapham; secretary, j ward, situated in said Gouldsboro, in said WEST SCKRY. ska H Tracy. 2d. 87 1*0 72 Aaron Wooster. 60 120 1 80 Eva con- and more described in said Jellison; treasurer. Gordon; CASTINE. FA Jerome Baker, 160 320 128 county, fully pe- B. W. bi9 tition. Tcundy accompanied sister, associate con- inks Peter*. 4,15? #5 0.340 #155 10 ductress, Lizzie Campbell; On account of the of fuel. • .he Eliuer E. Lowell, late of in said Mrs. Lula to bee home in scarcity Henry n u*uman, Fred Bucksport, Conary, Lynn, Annie Isabelle We hereby appoint A. Gordon of county, deceased. Petition flled by Roy R. ductress, White; chaplain, town grammar school has been moved to harlee J Dans. a* to ex- Mass., home Franklin agent superintend the Homer, administrator, for license to sell cer- returning Saturday. Louise Adah, Hcs.nl R Moor. 2.J06 4.400 17 40 of the snm of Milne; marshal, Hooper; the normal school and ts penditure #105.10 under our tain real estate of said deceased, situated in building, began *(.oodwlu. 7,560 16.100 00 10 the roads A. El well Leach of Mass., Charlotte Louise direction upon in the eastern part said and more described in Lowell, spent Stanley; Ruth, Holt; work there 21. Trtal P 250 «W 2 00 Bucksport, fully January Noyew. of raid township No. 10, commencing at a saia the week-end w»tb his uncle, R. S. Leach. Bessie Gertrude Fnsl Johnson. 36 50 JO petition. Esther, Springer; Martha, stake marked ‘’A*’ on the north side of said Amos Ware of Brooklin. in s&id Miss Martha Palmer no Uii'.iani HllfT 76 250 'W county. and Miss Oar H. road and extending to the west line of Petition John F. Giles, for Frank Gray of Brighton, Mass., is visit- Brinton; Electa, Margaret Milne; warder, frisk l5u -100 1 JO ftled by guardian, Row ho have been (.be for- S|Mbby. C'herryfleld; the snm of #50 00 of said assess- license to sell certain real estate of said ward, Ada Wtn. e,'w teaching, William U Marlin. (it 20 10 ing his uncle, Capt. G. F. Gray. Williams; sentinel, Bunker; ment. together with the amount received situated ia in said and mer in West and latter in vmrd O'Brien. 1» 300 NO Brooklin, county, Martha of- Penobscot the from the State, la to be expended upon the more described in said B. W. organist, Havey. Installing as 200 no futfy petition. Irving Grindle has sold his colt to The* Perry, 100 as Castine, have resumed their work n> ttie .State road in raid township directed by George W Abbott, late of Bucksport, in Past Matron Martha assisted J p PI u aimer. «0 160 00 > of ficer, Havey, the State highway commission. said deceased. flled Her- Trundy L.yiiD, Mass. normal school. smith. «o iho n county, Petition by Inert) No. middle by Maud Osborne, marshal. S 20 OH Upon township 22. division bert L. Abbott, executor of the estate of said Jan. 28. L. we aasess sum of were Jan. 18.. ifi, M O. S. NO the #208.75 for the repair deceased, tuat the an.ount of the inheritance The lodge officers installed by Friday evening, I of roads in said a* in tax on said estate be determined the Casts *1 Polpw«K»d Oo,300 400 I 00 township provided by judge John assisted Andrew boys’ basket ball team defeated tbo Cas- 10, section 60 of the revised statutes of To feel strong, bave good and di- Robertson, by Rilcn W Smith and chapter probate. appetite f of Maine; and desirous of Mare aid Frances D. late of Ellsworth, in Doran as and are: W Arno tine high school boys by a score of 27 to 14. Louie* It WhlUeo. 1» .'TO laavt*. 61 62 •» to the until all may [ torn aa agent expenditure cers of the were installed Past at and tosses feel wor- 1J «i*o id 66 superintend purpose of money for the purpose chapter by night restlessly, you Murcb, MO 1 <>f he sum of #iau 40 under our direction upon providing Chil- fhlvin ol the debts ot said Amos Ware and Miss Musa B. Dollard. At ried. Mother Gray’s fiweet Powders for P Thorns* live roads in said township No. '28; the sum of paying Matron the also a reasonable sum in an- dren Hreak up Colds in 24 hours, Believe »»•: Jobs B Lit- of said assessment, with the (or providing #too togrtner for said Amos close of the installation. Past Matron Feverishness, Teething Dis- tlefield. 2J»» *» be ticipation of accruing•xpenees Constipation. 1,4)0 ! amount received from the State, is to ex- orders and worms. Used Mothers nerve*. H7 174 » '« Ware, said sale or salea being for the benefit Belle U. Bridges to the out- destroy by Kingman. pended upon the State road In raid township presented for 30 All .She ibor D 5 04 of said Amos Ware. years. Druggists, Sample Halley, ljua 2.504 as directed by the Male com mission. Miss a j highway at Ellsworth. Maine, this first of going matron, Dollard, beautiful FREE. A. 8. OLMSTED, LeRoy, N ¥• •rOhu o \5 hitney, 500 M»o to 60 Dated day It is hereby ordered that a list of townships a. d. 192*. #tr? Austin eot. 1.126 1.V# W 96 January, snd of the foregoing aeeessnaenls thereon be X John F. Gilks, •Mper Frailer. 10 JO W In the Kliswortb American, a Tree V*> 700 » published (His markl J'blrlesJ orgy. in the county where the lauds Guardian as aforesaid. LH brown. 40 M •» paper printed > .ie tovee weeks successively, the last publics- 8 K 466 332 912 Hamlin, non u> be within three months from the date STATE OF MAINE. AC 676 li •*> Hacertby. l.iMk. of assessment The Circle Brown. Ti 50 60 Hancock sh. At a court held at Family f-juwood F.Uswortb. Maine. l»eiewher II, l#17. probate Uouood Brown utod Ellsworth in and for said county of Hancock, \fti iUJ>i Co. Consr s A Rayo Lamp draws thr family fc, Wititun to ia» 1 *> j on the first of January, in the year of Drown. WiariKLb h Tnnwonov, for day in intimacy. Mg«r W 80 60 *0 J I our Lord one thousand nine hundred and together pleasant Moor. HowsauH Moss. » Hancock Co. eighteen The flickerlesa A true i bright, steady, 1WU1 non residents. fax:* copy, On the foregoing ordered, that h 6,669 #19.31H X it rat: T F. Manoarv, Clerk. petition illumination gives a perfect light Tu*l residents. 238 1.176 H 76 notice thereof be given to all persons inter- | for or ested. by causing a copy of said petition and reading, sewing playing. Totals. 9.997 •»*•* this order thereon to be published three $*0.4IM i To all persons interested m either of (be ee- ] named: weeks successively in the Ellsworth Ameri- W* B. Y. Jordan of vsal* i tales hereinafter I Ellsworth, in xirreby appoint at Kllaworth. m and id, a newspaper published at f tkam as At a court held agent to superinland the expenditure probate said county, that they may appear at a pro- *f ibe i for the count* of Hancock, on the first j mm of fM.w under »nr direction upon bate court to be held at Ellsworth, in and for ‘be of January m the year of onr Lord loads iu maid No. 6; the suoi of f day on of township hundred and | said county, the fifth day February, a lood of soft light that Hii.eo ot with the one thouaauU mnr eighteen. give said assessment, together a. of February, a court held at we hereby raise and appro* worth, Hancock ss.-At probate a township, the f renooa. and last life-time. Pilate in addition to said amount rafularl j ifia. at ten of the clock in Kllaworth, in and for said county of Hancock, r*ised of be heard thereon if they see cause. of in ktae year of and appropriated tor the care high* on the first day January, For best results use So-CO-ny the suui of of in thousand nine hundred and **y« and bridges in mid township Kdward M ('uaniugbam, late Hurry, onr Lord one legal Notirea. Kerosene. •®b-00 as provided in chapter 25 of the revised said eon nty. deceased A serial a instrument eighteen Matutea of Maine. Said aeseasrueut* amount purporting to be the last wilt and testament A CERTAIN instrument purporting to be >n units o» for and testament of .STATE OF MAINE. Standard Oil Co. of New York all to$116.fl. Rate of taxation teu of mid deceaaed. together witn petition xY. a copy of the last will • of Hancock as. Al a court held at Offices dollar. Valuation $11,662. probate tbcrnjf and for the appoiutmeat JOHN A. SCOTT, late of DENVER, in probate Principal the eiecutrlgwithool giving bond, presented Ellsworth iu and for said county of Hancock, New York Albany the of DENVER, and stats No- Valu- by Howard E Cuuuiogham. a beneficiary county on tbe first day of January, in the year of Buffalo Boa. on •^ame of owner. acies. ation. Tax uan.rd in said will of COLORADO. our Lord one tbouaaud nine hundred and town • H H E William H D«via. late of Bar Harbor, I deceased, and of the probate thereof in said eighteen. (iretlj, k * ertain Hamlin, and Wal* of Eden, la said county, deceased state of Colorado, duly authenticated, having a CERTAIN instrument purporting to be and for » tbe will and ^ter B Cross man, 2.026 4,050 405C instrument pnrporttng to be the last will J been presented to the judge of probate .xV copy of last testament of Hancock l.umber Co. 506 1.000 10 00 testament Of aaid deceased, together with pe- ; our said county of Hancock for the purpose EDWARD DE VEAUX MORRELL, late •nnker Brothers. 90 120 2D for thereof and for the ap- ! of allowed, filed and recorded in the tition probate being of PHILADELPHIA, in the county of Hillard C Bchoppe. 435 270 *70 of the executors without giving probate court of our said county of Hancock. •dward 6 56 12 and Lucre PHILADELPHIA, and state of Bowen, 2,806 5.612 Kintmeutnde. presented oy Bert H. Young Ordered, That notice thereof be given to therein named b. Deaey. the executors all persons interested therein, by publishing PENNSYLVANIA. 6JT26 $11,662 6116 52 inte of Hulhvnn. in said i I Letitia B Cummmg, s oopy of this order three weeks successively deceased, and of the thereof in said We Fred A. Gordon of county, deceased A certain Ineiromnni pur- I in the American, a newspaper probate hereby appoint ; of Ellsworth state of Pennsylvania, duly authenticated, franklin aa to be the laat will and testament in said of Han- agent to the ripen* porting ! printed at Ellsworth, county having been presented to the of pro- •itnre superintend with for pro- of judge of the sum of $66.52 under our direction said deceaaed. together petition cock. prior to the fifth day February, bate for our sa'd county of Hancock for the and for the of the at a •pon the roads in said township No. 9; the bate thereof appointment a. d. 1910. that they may appear probate of being allowed—!!led and recorded • am of executor without bond, by at Ellsworth, in and pose $60.00 of said assessment, together giving presented court then to be held n tbe court of our said courty of *iih the executor therein ten in rtui probate the amount* received from the Htate, is John A. Gumming, !'fbt milts appointed j Farm bonne Mitchell. oa a dollar. Valuation. $41,011.66 the will aunexed of the estate of said de- m> the and Alex- work, say membera of the KTTTRK. Southampton. Gibraltar, Malta, IN Patriot- GKRMANV8 MAKING AMERICANS o! tbe French ia Persian League clnb, doablv « SERBIAN HERO — andria, Aden, the Golf, Bombay ! ONE-ARMED rebensibl* now that we are at : \V hat On* of Hfr Own Great Bu.l- and Colombo, Singapore and Hong-Kong- A PUBLIC SCHOOL. war, ter £ ao doing a girt wastes poblie ness Men Thinks. er hat are they? Great British arsenals, mosey FRENCH CAPTURE in The Churchman, and Armenian \ancy Gary Blackwell Belgian children are the head of the great ! naval bases, coaling stations, repairing [Albert Ballin, Jan. 19. Sew York. ing. Washington are Co., is docks, in which we dare not show our lrvinggiria gro«it, Hamburg-Americaa Steamship of is the same the Churchman, in (sower concentration, for it known as one of the captains of industry faces if Britain so wills. It |The following article from uiirt^ being done one’s attention to nae irregular FOE He is the friend of around the African continent, the same in telling of the remarkable work SPYGLASSES of j Germany. personal Krer^, i school of verbs in sentences and __ We in the Washington Irving original not the Kaiser, and one of the financial forces the West Indies and in the Pacific. drc, but the not York, is of interest not only of itself, stitches, yet knitting moat go <>0 that shaped German prosperity in pre-war have not a coaling station of our own, i-J ( because of the fset that a former Ellsworth are sore to come. Points Are I>r. the where we can effect Yet exams German Observation years. Last November Ratherau, a place repairs. girl. Miss Clio M. Chilcott, is on the teaching la lor wrote to Herr in face of this—a most serious Discipline simplified, while German privy councillor, deadly force of of the article there Taken in Dar- the school^and the writer still countless Methodically “the state affairs-we on of- are opportunities fnr Ballin asking his opinion concerning of go piling up Mias Blackwell, the- summer of 1916 bsppp spent and there is of our economic ness lun, little tins ing Attacks. probable coarse policy fense on offense. with her at Hancock Point, viaiting Ella- lotmp, ness w hen one is striding toward after the war.” The reply of Ballin, Bat we must best England, yon say, no worth on several occasions.) nir,,. in the greatest end ! printed below, fell into British hands, matter wbat the consequences. I agree. Five thousand of them, all Joyal and j ship dearest of or countries. In room 316 ia oor honor | was “intercepted,” so it is explained, and All 1 say is that whether we beat her moat of them new, for at least 80 per cent, mu bearing tbe names ot all in active HEROIC WORK OF BIKE DEVILS is given the British, French and American she beats us, the consequences will be the are of foreign birth or parentage, rep- serti<, a com- if a who are members of Ibe immediate press for publication to show what same -disaster to our overseas trade resenting the coantriee of the globe, famuy connected w ith tbe mercial giant in Germany at the present Britain so wills it. We may, in the event world within Itself. Prior to our en- ol anyone school. Tfe school can sing of war and First Spyglass Seizure Is Credited to | time thinks of her future.) | of victory, impose all sorts of conditions trance into the war sympathizers wi;h (sets pain, otiam only. Tbe December number of Chasseurs Who, in Sensational At- j To Herr Privy Councillor Dr. Ratherau, securing us most-favored-nation treat either side were to be found, and the head- to, .Vews Dec. us free into British in to W'anhinpfon feeing give* as a Out Powerfully Hamburg, 4,1917. ment, securing entry lines any paper were sufficient mog tack, Wipe creditable collection ot achool My Dear Herr Geheimrat: ! ports everywhere. No sane man believes reveal on one group of faces rejoicing, giri '.'ersn, Fortified Salient by Surprise. * of the You honor me in asking roe to express that these conditions will help us. quite ss plainly as consternation on the prayers, songs victory, Bag. Ent Bide’’ Is all about war an opinion regarding the probable course And just one point more, and it it per- other. the "Bunny seth- French Armies Field. With the in the war. a ities and "camoaflage" ia not ! of our economic policy after the But haps quite as serious. With hostile la April, 1917, we asked ourselves, a* neglected. —French troops are methodically tak- or Our achievement la our 1 cannot do this in any satisfactory British empire, galled and fretted with did the leaders in all grt-at organizations, j greatest Had away the German 23. are 300 ing spyglasses. sufficient way within the brief compass of our military success, raging at its losses, What can we inske for Uncle smiii and Croaa unit No. there senior One enemy observation down are we and MBS by dne, a letter. All 1 can do is to jot hopelessly alienated, bow to pro- bis allies? Instantly came back the members Juniors, evary girl a or have Croaa points advantageous positions tbooghts*that strike me as being applica- cure the raw material which this empire answer—Americans. And we set our- tbe school! Red auxiliary No. 11 hu been the French some material* and carefully spotted by ble to the present serious situation. I alone can supply? You have studied this selves joyfully and with determination given ns much tut <-ommaBd and eliminated. in with our own funds. effectively must say at once that neither this city question, and 1 am sure of your agree- to the task, realizing that our work of been bought Tt* French official has Though communiques nor in sny other part of the country do I | ment. You do not believe in the silly as- teaching various subjects, academic and dressmaking department proved itaelt issued have local ac- of of all the baa on registered merely find a definite or well-conceived plan sertion that after the war these British otherwise, must go on as l*?fore, but worthy city apent ic I'p tions. these have had for the main ob- of after- dale there have been made 800 com action for the re-establishment markets for raw material will be open to knowing also that the use of all subject to Ion the binocu- ! jective that of snatching war economic relations, nothing advocat- us. Where are we to procure our supplies matter must be consistent with the bags, 5,080 hospital garments. From Ua lars from the Teuton can are left from tbe 514 ol eyes. ed which be adopted without grave of jute if not from India? If we purpose for which the school exists and scraps robee, pairs bed a as Most of are we tnd tbe bite Iron all A brief artillery preparation, misgiving to its feasibility. driven from Africa, where to aeek that our apparently double aim was not socks tiny gsrmeoti first-line trench, we in the as to been used to meke 118 shrill whistle In the what read newspapers for our full supplies of rubber, palm ker- impossible. If the highest purpose of have pillows. “over for on brisk ere to uae and the Poilus have bounded I our preparedness embarking nels and copra? our school is, as we believe, to make We learning everything linen are made Into the top” In actions of signal Impor- } trade and manufactures as soon as peace Wbat a prospect! Within the British Americans, then it seemed to us that we pieces of old bandku north of the Chemin been concluded 1 written with on chiefs: tin-(oil and old robber have tance in Alsace, has is, fear, empire are produced countless articles should interpret all our subject matter their Des Dames and north of Verdun at | the manifest intention of heartening our which we have hitherto relied, and which in the light of patriotism and citizenship. uses and many a soldier ie warmer lor tbs Hill 844. 1,400 and who are ignorant of in the future if we vest made ol old kid gloves. Six hundred Nearly prisoners ! people, notoriously will be indispensable In this way the Washington Irving high valuable war material Is the : our actual economic conditions and all of are rn our needles and “by-prod- are to swim and not to siok. Wool from school. New York city, became a great pounds yarn articlee have been uct” of these local, strategical drives. that threatens|tbem. South Africa and Australia, spelter, wul- plant for the production of the country’s 2,081 Knitted tinisbtd. of are turned over to Won by Blue Devils. j Take, for example, that branch fram, nickel, cobalt, and endless more. choicest article. Two room* surgical commerce with which 1 am to That U and draeaiug, and 1,000 dressings are no* The first '“spyglass" seizure was supposed great Empire self-contained, un April ai, toe tri-coior, oar nrst What lies each have be familiar—shipping. sorry we are not. And all the military victor- allied was and the col- turned out month; 4,100 bevs that of the “Schonholz," a powerful I | flag, presented, have been dished to our on and all the about “Ham- done to date. fortified Gerihan salient Jutting into up people ies, will-o-wisps lection has grown rapidly, each is a of Lieutenant this One reads of the will not us. I re- tbe of sugar, or rather the French lines In Alsace, serving the This photograph | subject! resonuding burg to Bagdad” help presentation being a fitting occasion for Despite scarcity Colonel Nenadovitoh of the Serbian hammer-strokes of riveters as they work dear etc. because of it—lick soldiers need it most- double purpose of German observation main, my Oeheimrat, restating our reasons for entering the mission which arrived In at the creation of new leviathans tor our albkrt Ballot. Washington Irving was happy in sending of the French organizations and pre- recently war. Each*time distinguished speakers to call President Wil- overseas commence. Hamburg, Bremer- in lime tor Christmas package# ot candy venting the French seeing In the direc- Washington upon increased the growing, enthusiasm for son and its for the are to for 200 to Dr. it bit tion of Altklrch. On the afternoon of express gratitude haven, Danzig, |Stettin, supposed THE UNITED STATES FOOD our allied cause. soldiers,|and Lloyd extensive relief work carried on in be buzzing with Not long base which oor smbulancs November 7. after a brief bnt violent shipbuilding. ADMINISTRATION SAYS: Thousands strong, Washington Irving hospital, Serbia the States. one asserted that nearly 196 of Jam and beside* three stricken by United j ago journal girls t rouped down Fifth avenue in serves, Jars [Jelly, artillery preparation, companies 1 There le no road to food tons were almost for launch- royal a Red Cross case of tbe French Chasseurs—Blue Devils Lieutenant Colonel Nenadovltrh, who 400,000 ready One of our treasured packing largest of the conservation. We can ae- patriotic parades. ADQ inert is a only Claus is a cousin of Peter, was aide-de- mg. usruly is *of aixe filled with allfthat pants could —attacked the Schonhol*. completely King this the possessions the memory J off re’s truth in of these statements. Our eompllth by voluntary of. eat salient in a fierce camp to the Serbian crown prince at j any radiant smile as the tri-cdlor was borne think wiping the fight action of our whole each are for the people, tbe the commencement of the war. but left yards only working navy, carried our have set After all, material accomplishment lasting into the night. element in to Its means. past by girls. They and as for other have not the proportion la amall in to the bat this post to engage In active service at ships, |we their fresh young streugth to work for proportion need, The enemy desperately counter-at- a matter of of bur- or accom above It Is equality the front. He was severely wounded in material jiodations, and, the land of their and the loyal spirit ot tbouaanda ot young tacked. hot failed, leaving In all 120 a matter of minute adoption through we have not the labor, den; saving will band it battle. j all, necessary are real Ameri- Americana in a achool that prisoners. Including six officers. In the and substitution at every In doin£this they becoming skilled or unskilled. point , cans. It is our in which we are on, aaltwiew each year 1,300 girls enter, hands of the Blue Devils. Complete on the aim, 1 our mercan- the 20,000.000 kitchens, 20,- Believe me when say that in ia a goodly gift to tbe country, a priestess German losses, high becanse of their POLICE GIVE A DEEP SIGH 000.000 dinner tables, and In the 1 succeeding, that every cast-side foreign tile marine is in a perilous condition. gift, when each girl feels as one ol tnem fleece effort to retain a position which | 2,000.000 manufacturing, whole- family from which comes a girl to our | The bill to re-establish and strengthen it eays: they knew to be of extreme value, were Conviction of Woman Enda sale and retail establishments of school a new centre of Americanism Aged which is now before the even Reichstag, with influence shall be Every fibre ia your body estimated at at leaat 000 men. Criminal Career That Haa Wor- the country. far-reaching if passed in its entirety, will show no re- .Seems to tbrob sod fill with love The following day a French general ried New York Force. found. Fur tbe fisg that waves so proudly sults for at least five years, and it is in In tbe air above. medals on the bine Then came the ambulance, our ambu- poising military these five that our fate will be most Not a Swede. years lance. It was asked for in on a es of two adjutants and a cor- New York.—New York are Is a member of assembly Cied police adversely influenced. What will not our Alderman Capttaln for valor. Though Monday; it was bought the next Thurs- poral exceptional breathing sighs of relief today be- maritime make of these the home guards of the Twenty-fifth great competitors and sent to France. there were no such medals In the dis- cause Miss Marlon seven- day t straightway THE SNOWSTORM. La Touche, five years—Great Britain, the States, ward, says the Chicago Herald. He. trict the sent a fast automo- With it went the rest of the fund, an general ty-two, Is In the Tombs awaiting sen- What will not neutrals make of look Alderman Toman out to see the Japan? order for over 1,000 for additional B. Crabtree, Kilt worth. bile to find them, wherever possible, tence after conviction on the francs, 'By Dorothy charge them—neutral* who have drill soon after the latter returned 11 enormously comforts men. Each years.) and the little presentation ceremony of saloons. forfour fighting girl grand larceny. added to their reserve from Investigating Boston A warm wind waa from tbs capital—Norway, now felt that her forces were for coming in an Alsaclan village waa a happy “Her In- enlisted, conviction.” said the district Holland? 1 almost Toman was put In line and the and a was in Denmark, despair when one lives to southeast of Four- south, heavy, damp feeling aftermath of a victory that took from attorney, “ends a criminal career that he would .the when I think bow different it all might structor announced give tha air. Tbe soot began to burn on tbe the Germans observations teenth street and Fourth avenue, as do priceless which has worried the police of New You and dear Herr a lesaon In Swedish gymnastics. The have been. i, Privy the of chimney. Presently a few white flakes which had bothered the French for York for the drill large majority Washington Irving thlrty-flve years. During Councillor, were never advocates of this younger men went through j fell from tbe and it began to get two girls, each quarter of a dollar invested for ! sky, years. that long period she haa engaged suc- fstsl of unrestricted submarine with ease. Toman began to puff. He policy f or of colder. Then tbe snow fluttered down. The French command next decided the com t|| the “boys over there”! cessfully In swindling operations which warfare. You will remember bow 1 went blurted out: Tm too old for 1 Boft white the finally means self denial of a real flakeagcovered window- that the Germans were seeing too have baffled the of the to productive power police to Berlin to seek to stsy the hand of the that sort of stuff.” pane and tba children cried, “Mother much north of the Chemin Des Dame*. thrill of patriotism. stop. Not since 1885. when she was them to and "How old are the suthorities. I'begged reflect, youf Inquired have done Nature is plucking her geese!” a brief artil- sent Washington Irving girls Consequently following to the penitentiary, haa she been told me the country insisted on it Instructor. | The flr out its branches and they tbeir in each war Through tree'spread delsge. four of Pollus Indicted or part activity. lery companies convicted until the present This true. I out how it waa was|not pointed "Thirty-eight.” the school bank worth of soon covered with a snowy, whits passed to the attack against the enemy was made her.” |41,960 liberty charge against would draw the United States commented the Instructor. were inevitably "Fine,” were subscribed for. A ! cloak. The naked tree limbs warmly lines forming a salient between the She was convicted on the of bond^ liberty charge into the conflict. “The Swedes use this sort of exercise with soft as if They pooh-poohed me, bond button was a bit of wrapped whitel garments small River Mlsotte and the route of $200 from a woman on the much-prized obtaining smiled st the Ststes snd scorned her at the age of sixty.” to recompense tbem for the green leave* the German-held village of Jouvin- personal adornment. Several Hawses are pretense of making a profitable In- threat. Do smile now? Let me tell “I'm no Swede; Fm a Bohemian," taken from they bonds on installment for the them. court as far as the of Ville-ao- vestment buying village thst in the of the said Toman as he out of line. Then be- you my opinion entry got school relief fund. from the northeast, the wmd Bols. Here the enemy held valuable J I ! United^State* into this struggle msy spell gan to blow, and the flakes that before observation posts overlooking Jouvtn- Every department in tbe school bas absolute disaster for us. British Tommies' Wit. came down came FRENCH WOMEN PAINT GUNS mobilized its torree. One tries now to steadily harrying, court and ground each of the Ml- Is famous for hts The British soldier 1 flurrying down in eddies. It began ette. speak and write tbe best possible English (mmd| the American character. Yon and I and In he rose Thousand* From Fourteen to Past of humor, Malta, recently, is tbe to get darker, and great drifts piled ap Under low-lying clouds and In a because it language ot one’s country have made a most careful of it. to the occasion. The system of horti- under Sixty Year* of Age Working study and it would to be taken lor a the.windows. “pea-soap" fog, the former prevent- al- betpainful for the British What stuff our| publicists and journalists culture In the Island Is, of course, Tbe storm increased with the night. ing all aerial work and the latter Army. foreignerpn account ot faulty English! pre- about tbeir Mammon their most most- write worship, unique. The-ground being civics The wind did its best to outdo the other ventlag enemy observation of the ad- History and| pive as never before Behind the British Lines In France. greed, their envy of other nations, tbeir ly plain rock, gardens are formed by elements, and'tbe snow covered the sleep- vance, the French In less acquaintance,! witb oor allies and their Infantrymen, lack of that word soil and It out —Many thousand French women and discipline—Ob, ^blessed importing just laying as well as ing town till there was not s twig so than an hour swept over positions on aims, good preparation for citi- girls, in from fourteen to discipline I* You and 1 know that the on the hard surface. Thus the small- small or a barn so barren but that it was a front of 1,500 and ranging age zenship. One does not bsve to wait un- yards penetrated Americans are the most idealistic as well past are the probably est possible patches are used gar- is deeply embedded and roofed in snow- to a depth of over half a mile. They sixty, employed by til school out to know tbe latest from British at various kinds of work nation |on the earth’s surface. We know dens, and are shifted, at will, from white down and marble. The chickens wiped out the salient, took all the ob- army tbe “front;” tbe bulletin board in tbe behind that they would not have entered the lists to the whole lived in for their humble servatories and 475 the lines. One task at which place place, performance library tells tbe good or bad news im- luxury dwelling captured prison- had had doubt as to the excel all other workers Is the of foes they any a source of great Interest to the had been transformed into a marble ers—a number almost to half of they being mediately upon its equal Nonsense receipt. of on justice of}.their cause. to say British "I have seen our sol- the entire force. Six Ger- painting camouflage guns. They Tommy. Frencb is becoming so mucb more real, palace. attacking been influenced Britain. also make good at the various they have by says one writer, “standing In But it was* dark outside, and nothing man officers and 45 under officers fell packers diers,” now tbat|brotkers;and cousins are “over see where we and We are mad not to are, and rows In wonder at the could be seen but a mass Into the net. army storehouse* ordnance dumps, staring busy there.” One needs to know about France, of flurrying In their deft, active fingers making It whither we are driving. antagonizing workers, and once I heard a large cor- snow. At length tbe wind as The third and most Important and tbe most direct way is to learn tbe stopped possible for them to do this work with the United States we have done a disas- bear witness to the effect It had suddenly as if King Bstoe's windows bad French action of was In a poral language. First term Frencb classes are November trous which will throw its 50 per cent more and thing, aching on him. he said, ‘after this suddenly been shut. The flakes fell where constant hellish efficiency speed ‘Weil,’ not content (with making’ comfort bags gradu region fighting cold shadow on our economic life for s than any other class of workers. I reckon I’ll a cow grazing In the ally slower, until fell ao more, and has been the dally routine—Hill 344. keep for tbe soldiers; they must know exactly they In generation. from a bank many of the clerical sections of window box, when I get home.’ a Frencb soldier would the of clouds the moon on the bank of the Meuse, north what call bag appeared, right the But if I am concerned about our rela- like ordnance department they work within. After our own and, many candles, little twinkling of Verdun. a and each article; Here drumlike artillery tions I am still •••••••••••••••••••assess* side by side with the uniformed Eng- with|the |United£Statee, “La Marseillaise" stars peeped out. Underneath, the world roar has never and “BtarHpangled Banner,” ceased, night day, more anxious about our relations with lish girls belonging to the women’s • favorite lay covered in a blanket white. for three at- is the” ;at Washington Irving. nearly months. German Britain. I realize as never before that all : HOUSING DAIRY CATTLE auxiliary army corps. The French the commercial The snow-covered tacks and French al- • • From arithmetic classes peaceful country counter-attacks, tb^increase of our wealth, all the success girls have no knowledge of English. of a town and'the where sDd most since the latter of It Is not to build you may learn;tbe;value liberty bond big city, cruelty daily part which attended our in the • necessary ! enterprises at sod tbe W. 8. vice, pain and sorrow were have had small In the • or to most • any given|date, 3. scale reign, softly August, place before tbe was to oui elaborately use the years war, owing lathe rises healed the and when of to foyer perceptibly each day; by pure, white balm, communique because their routine HAS 32 RELATIVES IN WAR intercourse with tbe British Hei • expensive materials In order • .empire. can tell bow in the the armed nature. The • • girls you, .too, tbe interest country sturdy farmers, enemy’s positions permit- home her dominions and colonies satisfactorily house dairy cattle, ports, accumulates. with did their best make the ted him to make constant Wife of Denver author of shovels, to Infantry Physician Has Nu- were to our and • In the opinion of the • freely opened shippers • In the of roads the sun rose from "nibbles” into the on merous Kin • department hygiene and passable, Jolly up French lines the Fighting on Side traders. Sometimes I wondered at Circular No. 199. of the Illinois this sound his bed of clouds and shone with all his northern flank of Hill to of at physical training bodies are being 344. and dis- Allies. and even called it • Experiment Station, Orbana. * generosity, folly. Is it built stand strain as melt tbe turb French which he • that the roof • to the of war privations. might he tried to soften and organization to be for a moment that those HI. “It Is essential imagined Last were work of tbe could see in the rear. wind- spring gardens planted under preceding night. Denver. Colo.—Thirty-two relatives old relations will return? • be waterproof, the sides • • tbe direction of tbe Attack Successful. sent to the war—all on the side of the • and the stable floor dur- biology department. Surprise I am not'to be dear Herr Ge- proof, allies. supposed, Should thepnd of tbe south cor- French strategy in eliminating the • able and sanitary.” An ade- • yqulgctto Dooley. heimrat, as saying one word in favor ol ridor, on the Philosopher That la the record of Mrs. R. M. • means of ventilation Is ;flrst floor, you would And enemy’s advantageous positions in the Britain's quate J TIs a thing whin we come policy m this war. I believe that bright faces bent over boiling strange region of Hill 344 has never Campbell of Denver, wife of a promi- • also an essential. • paraffin; to leas a probably she entered it from base motives. Not foi trencb candles are think iv it that th’ money nent of this Four kins- • • being made in tbe been employed before In this war. Tak- physician city. a man fr wurruk th' more nlc- moment do 1 believe in her humanita- ..I bookbindinglde part meat. gets his of the conditions men of Mrs. Campbell, who entered the shod ing advantage pecu- rian! her 01 Issary It Is to th' wurruld thst he sen, alleged desire to liberate All patriotic>ork is adver- liar to the French struggle at the beginning of hostilities Kaffirs In France. artistically region. guns of many protect small a go on wurrukin’. Ye’er boss can go nationalities. Britain ia tised and illustrated oy tbe art calibers at 6:30 between England and have “Somewhere In France there depart- Sunday, morning, No- Germany, greedy and all hei Is I to Paris on a combination wedding an' unscrupulous power, as ment. First came a floe exhibit in the vember 25, concentrated their been killed. All were serving with large camp of Kaffirs,” says a corre- his deluge past history proves, but now I am onlj of divorce trip an’ no wan bothers Scotch regiments. Two others the of foyer patriotic posters; then the adver- of steel on a three and one-half kilo- In. with the spondent the Spectator. “When 1 head If shud go dealing fact that by our conduct tising for tbe entertainments: Tbe about him. But ye meter same units were wounded. The other first saw British pa- front opposite Hill 344. The of this the them, my Ignoranct to me fr me- war, by insensate folly of oui triotic pageant jtiven by the Paris—excuse laughin' twenty-six are still with and made me English de- thunder of this artillery preparation, fighting pan-Germans and our prejudice jump to th< sllf black in th’ face—th' indosthrees unspeakable press partment,! the ’soiree etc. was Scotch or Canadian forces on the west- conclusion that were dramatique, though violent, unnoticed amid the we have turned her inborn dislike of ui they the scutr Iv th' When tbe town of in France shall connthry pines away."—Ex- air ern front in France. from the mines of South Tillaloy constant medley of vibrations into a loathing so cold, and anc Africa. Tc A fierce, be rebuilt, it is to be done by tbe change. a brother of Doctor also is utter proceeds which had become habit to German Campbell lasting, as sometimes to make me my astonishment, however, 1 trembh of the sale of a tag to be on a dentist with the Cameron have since discovered put French ears for almost three months. Highland- for the whole future of our economic ex that 80 per cent ers, enlisted at imports and|that tag was designed by a Just four hours after the having Winnipeg. iBten< e. Of these blacks (Basctos and Evar-Faithful Horse. begin- Zulus) Washington Irving girl. of fire, •re the product of our mission schools It is the horse that has fought th# ning of the concentration Consider whit we are We In the risking. tool achooi;restaurant is observed tbe wars human screened its own habitual uolse. at Woman as Pastor's “They are Christian men—hav« of the world and won our by Secretary. forward to resuming our sea trade. W< wheat lees as well as tbe own meatless day broke* 10:30 a. m. the French New York—Rev. Dr. David J. Bur their native Padre—and oi liberty. Besides thin '%* has guns lengthened build our proudest expectations on this thirty The domestic science girl can tell you just our our their and the German rell of the Marble Reformer! forty of them knew all about Donald prairies, sown s harvested range, barraged Collegiate flow are we to resume it in the face of ai j how to get tbe greatest number of calories grain, and 4 the market! rear while the Pollus went over the church, that war Is Hankey, and were quite familiar wit! deliver* to realizing claiming Anglo-Saxondom which loathes and mas witb tbe least ot expenditure money. A of r t was all men his book. ‘A Student In Arms!’ the world. He hi irrted ssagea top. The surprise complete. The practically young eligible tc loathe our presence them? ou ; Tber< food conservation j, among Do exbibit was beld in tbe of to which it had the of has may be white camps where the sau>< victory and ?>f a*_W, and’down advantageous positions position secretary, engager! fools of Chaubiniats realize that we hav foyer and food be said pledges were taken boma the time of Wash* he e* latltuied the over weeks to a young woman to such du a may of them, but I haven’t n0! taken enemy eight perform hardly port at which our ships can cal , for parents’ signature. coma the fastest mode anicatlon were out In not much morn ties. She is Miss Mercs E. ol and where a across them yet.” imp gain wiped Boyer friendly welcome will be ex is Economy our slogan. To fail of known, if we * *e carriar O. tended to pro- except .y than eight Cleveland, them! Dover, Falmouth am 1 motion minutes._ and bave to repeat s grade of pigeon.—Dumb Anlrn