Mothers b? ye their own ah are in-.thi* great vs'ar !Ibringing’ t i to . a close, ^d .whether thev^are itocirican mothers, PYenchr or /^gH«h . ipothera and even CJernjas i ythothere • their • [share .is just- a.4. grea y in;- the ’’ eventfui; success or otherwise Mothete give sons and. sons hech/e soldiers'arid soldiers areCHARLES DOWLINGthe fighters who win or{ lose the war. The mothers c f Augusta who are giyihg their sons fc r their .’country's * ca|use are brave arid cheerful and look, on the bright aidr -of fife. With three sons already enroll edi as fighters for. Uncle Sani, with h ur j eldest | son maybe in F’anama jor rriWpe Veomewhere. in. France” and he two.others now sta-ALLEN POW.LINGUcned at. Westfield, Mass..- Mrs/James O- Haskell of 4 ] Rear C.ony street say^ l,I have two rr ore sons who could .go. There is one-wio is married and thjere Is one who is only 15 years. of ^gP. hut he would go right off if he possibly cr-niri.** Her ldest hoy, Charles R. Dowling, -is a rnntrr by trade and was employed at various times in the * Journal office, in Ladd’s and at Nash's.- allse. i. . ' GEORGE' DOWLINGlie • • ;L' in this city, *o felt the call of his ,f country and e iljsted in April of this he year as a member of Company C, 33rd 01 Tnfantry. and was for some time eta-on tionert at .Gatin, Cj Z-, Manama, The . h last times: that his folks have heard lie frr'm him was July K}' and because of his silence they believe ' that . he mayhave beer trat sferred. Tho other two f'Oys are with he Second Maine Regt-ng. • blent at YVestfi :*]dt Mass.i afid enlisted I*-, . the first of June- ^ieorfee if with Co. r|d of Augusta md’ Allen ia Iwifh Co. Ea- Skowhe^an, ; •ts ' Mrs- B- F/ Sinith left early Wednes-i day morning or Bar Harbor, where I she will he the * guest! of ..her daughter,YVf 'Airs. K. p. Sm th, who with Her hus-:.band has •’been making art extended pk ! pt*y that rei ort. The parrty wil( re-s;e j turn to Augusra, Sunday by autonjo-