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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27
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mar.
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iumteit gang eng INIT Der @emeinbe bertpa9z
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meinbe feitli9 6egangm ipurbe.
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ningen, bic SHUTTER, Prin3efin Charlotte, bic
Glteite S9peiter bes beutf9en &utiers. Die
8raut Prin3eIfton Seobora 1T am II. Wfat
1879 geboren, b%er8rGutigam 6einri9XXX.
am Is. Nooember 1864 unb 1T 9uuptmunn
unb &Ompagnie9ef i'm tOnigii4zpreuBii3tn
z. 9dr0e@Ee9tn1ent gu 6uB.
- Gin am eigentn Batter ges
beftalif9 beribter
Morb fi9rte ben 2anbpirtb So6ann
99neiber aus @roBzG 9auern Dor bas
@9purgeri9t gu 9ermanntaot in Steben=
biirgen. l1eber bic Gin5elbeiten Der unter
&ntGage Ite6enben Shat, bic Elm entIebGidss
Bib moralti9er 8errObung %entrptrft, piro
qemeloet: Dor ettpa bret Sa6ren Bate Der
&ngetla9te in Der borbeba9ten Abfi6t, feinen
8ater gu t0bten, INN itb bas 8eiibtbum
beIelben an3ueignen, ben atten Mann our9
fortpG6renbes 3utrinten Biz our 8epuBtz
beraui9t gema4t. 8orber par BON
inn Der 3igeuner 3late Nicad gebungen
ben 8etrunfenen, ben er auf Der
@traBe apif9en @rOBzS4auern unb Stolz
8enburg bonn @agen tperfen piirbe, gu err
morben. @ie gepGant, purbe bic Shat ausz
unb INN glaubpiirbig gu MAIDEN,
baB Iein Batter DON Nagen %geftir5t, inter
bic 6ufe Der pferbe 9eratben unb 10 81 Sooe
gefommen fei, iagte er tpieOerbolt in roienz
benz Sempo nit feinem 9eipann iiber ben
binpeg. 8is gum 8eginn bieies
mar bas -entiebli4e @reigniB in
gebiiG1t geb1ieben. Sin 3erpiirfniB
ieOo9, tpel9es 5pii8en Sobann S4neiber
unb 1einer @eIiebten Maria @oro ~uusgebroz
9en mar, beranlaBte Die 2ebtere, Die MOroz
tbat auf5ubeden, unb u tpurbe Der MOrber
Die 8erbdnolung fano unter un<
Nnbrang bes gublitums tatt.
Ous urtbeil lautete gegen S9neiOer iopobt
gegen ben 3igeuner 3late Nic5a auf Sob
n1rh hpn Gtrnno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27

Inter ben GngGtf9 : q inertia
nern giebt es, @Ott Sob, immer mebr Ser
e6rer beutf9er 9iterdtur; bod
unt.r ben INSTRUMENTATION polititern
Iinb lie I'm 10 i%eltener. Sine Musna9me unz
ter bieien btlbet Der SEEM 0orter Comptroller
NfbbeI g. Sit@. @r 1T nomsntli9 Elm
groBer 9oet9efenner uno be1ibt cine
Der gr0bten @oet6ebibliotbefen Der Weft.
aiir3li9 bat Stt9 tpieber einen 8eitrdg our
englif9en 9oet6eliteratur gelisFert. @r bat
Elm i'm Sabre 1922 in Der n@~Oin6urgb &ez
bieip" eri9ienenes @Hap it6er 9oetGe's
nSauit" bonn berii6mten SbOlnd3 Garl9ie
Der @ergefenbeit e%ntri1en unb e5 BON Neuem
berausgegeben nebft elmer BON lin a%ngefer@
tigten englii@en l1eberfebung gebiegener
beuti4er @ete6rtenbemertungen gu iener &bz
6anblung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27

MG6renb Der etenOe POpberlp Die gtnz
panOerung fern gu balten iu4t, TT ma i'm
6 in manberungsbureau in Sal@
benz friiber Elm &bfOmmltng Der
friiberen beutI9en @tnpanoerung PORTLAND
unb bas ieBt Der Gobn zines bsuti4en 9er1tz
li9en leitet, auf 5Drbernnggu gutter y NJ
panberung beba4t. limb 10 aelaHg
es, troy Der @inpanOsrungsitodung in ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27

0ie noble ungtirttf3eparte
tpel6e ibr @aterlanb in einen @erfdfnngsz
ituut ~Derpanbeln min, ipri9t it4 iebr entz
19ieben gegsn Die arment d n
Nufrn6rper u 9e aus. Sic fugt in
t6rem neuei item Mantfeit: rSte eben 10 nuB@
loIan, pie berbre9eri19en uno i3dbli9en
9pnamit : 9palttbaten Der &rli1enier Dsr@
nirft bic iu11gtiirti16e partei auf's Gnti4tez
osnTte. @on IoIden @~roufamteiten, BON iol>
der Dirt bes 9eGbenmutbes, Der bic Meni4z
beit erf9aubern ma6t, po1en mir ntt9ts
nifer," = 2siber i4eint it9 Der Sultan
Nbbul 6amib mod INNER nibt sntI9lieBen
gu fD;nren, es tpieber nit Der tiirfif4en Sort
l9rittspartet gu beriu4en, tpie ;r's am Nn@
fanse Ieiner &egierung get6an.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27
Sie @a61em TT Morweae,t.
@hrilit ianta. Il. s

vi | n | v II | u LIZ. SII.
Die SubilGumsfeier bes &Dniqs Ssfar
bat ni3t ben 9ebofften Ha6tlang g%efunben;
aus feinem freunbli9en @mpfange in Nors
tpegen iinb S3liife auf ben gu ertpartenben
Qusfaq Der @ablen ge3ogen tporben, benen
cine btttere @nttdui9ung gefolgt 1T. Inter
ben bis6er 0OrliegenOen GeIultdten 1ino Is
bur9 Die &abitalen ben @emGBiqtsn unr
gOnferbatiben entrtfene size. Bon III
8ablen finb SO Do15ogen; baB BEL ben rid
f~tdnbigen As Die beI4Gbigten parteien einen
Nusglei3 e~r3ielen %f0nnten, gilt als ausgez
f6loffen, eber fam bic rabtfale Me6rbeit
nod pd6fen. Die partei re9net f9on barz
auf, baB fie bic 3peibrittelmebr6eit erbalten
unb babur9 in ben Stanb ge1eBt nerbsn
ntrb, 8erfafun9sdnoerungen pOr5unebmsn,
namentli9 bas algemeine glei9e urrb birette
Ma6lrebt einaufii6ren. Slider lit f9on ieBt,
baB Die rabitale Me6r6eit einige 6tsber burb
bas @eto bes &0nigs entfrGftete 8eI9lii1e
in 3peiter @isberbolung aufre9ter6alten
unb bdbur9 troy benz 8eto gu 9eiesen r1a=
9en ptrb. gu biefen 8ef9lihen 9ebOrt aud
Der, pe19er bic refine Slagge borf9rei6t, Die
nortpegii9e Sldgge o6ne bas unions5eidcn.
Die &e9te erntet gu i6rem S9aoen otelen
spot. sic bate o%oretlig OertiinOet, DaB
fe i6ren ertparteten Sieg bor alem oa5u be-
nuBen tperbe, bas bemotratii9e @emeinbez
pa6lgefeb, tpel9es i'm nd9iten Sabre in
&raft treten tptrb, elmer Hebi1ton 5u3ufii9ren.
@anguintfer BADEN fogar cine 3neiorittelz
me6r6eit Der Som erbatiben unb 9emdBigten
borausgeIeben unb i6r ben 8eruf oorbpfalz
ten, Dem &0ntg bas &e8t Der Nuf1Diung oes
Stortbings ein3urdumen. Statt behen
tpirb nun bic 2inte feft 3ugreifen, unb Diz
berieBt ii9 Der &Dntg, 10 biirfte 5unG6ft 0as
@tortbing i6m bic gun3e @~iOillifte ftrei4en.
8efanntli9 itnb I9On in ben lebten Sd6ren
erbebli9e 8etrdge bon Der f0nigli4en @iOil=
Iifte unb Der 4panage bes &ronprin5en usur
@trafe" geitri6en tpOrben.
Na9bsm am Is. Suli oieies Sa6res Die
6anbelspolitifhe S4eiOung @9pebens BON
Norpegen erfolgt 1T, miifen neue 9anbelsz
be5iebungen bergeite1t peroen, Oentn d6er
Der @uSfau Der @a6len feinespegs giafig
1T, Ougegen laBt it4 erparten, baB Die
8abitalen bic Ieltiame ~NnbGnbelung nit
RuBlanb in Oeritdrttem MaBe fOrtiebsn
nerben. Ser autotratii9e @5ar, Der Die
fran30ii9en &epublitaner an ietn 9er3
I9lteBt, ntrb au9 Dorurt6silslos genug fem,
norpegtf9en &ebelen feline Arme gu Offnen.
8orerit befeftigen bic S9peOen Die Snief
@ot1anb, um reberrai9ungen Dor3u6eugef.
QGe norpegii9en @bgeOrbneten iinb
9runbbeiber, Die @dbler besglei9en. So
i9reibt es bic 8erfafung Dor, unb I'm i4r
gu gsniigen, ldBt bpr ben @abIen Sober
mann ft9 Elm @tidlein 9anb abtreten, fei
es au9 nur biirre 9aibe unb ni4t 9roB
genug, Die 9eritelung zines 9rabes fir ben
8efiber 5u gsitatten. Na4 isOer Wa9l tptro
bic fiegrei9e Partet bon Der unterlegenen
be19ulDigt, S9eintdufe abgei3lofen 81 baz
ben. 8on ben la 9epdblten perben %
fir bas 2agt6ing (9eieBestbing, erte &am>
mer urb &ebiftons6oD ausgsf4ieoen, Die
iibriqen IS bilben bas Obelst6ing (8runoz
beItBerst6ing). Die &bgeOrbneten be5ieben
OiGten. Die neue SeiftOn tpirb an 1. Sc
bruar 1898 er0ffnet tperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27

User bus 8elo nt9t per6Orgen min, muB
IS perbereen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27

Ser SluB Sronto in Mittelitalien, nell
9er Ditli9 BON Nscpli in bas abrtatiI3s
Naser flieBt, ut iiber feline ufer getreten unb
bat bic Gbene BON MscoIi iiberi9Demrt.
Sn GbtardDale lit cine 8riide fOrtgeipiilt
tporben. Sn GOrIt finb mebrere q%erlonen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27


Sbtpo9G bic na6e N6banfung bes Murz
quis bon Salisbury aIs MiniiterprGibent
nmtli9 in 4brebe gefteQt tptrb, gGuubt man
0o4 in politii4en 8reifen, baB bieIel6e i'm
Terbalb ~tpentger MOnute erfolgen tpirb.
9teie &nfi4t piub bur9 Die Pribatbemerz
flung zines Miniters 6eftGtigt, tpsG9e bu6in
@lautete, Der 9er3Og BON 9eOOnibire babe err
ftdrt, er gdbente, Die MtniterprGifoenti9af
gu betommen, tpenn Der Marquis bon Salis<
burD abbante.
Sbipobt Die 9tplomaten bic Gage i'm Gas
9oS 9interlanbe ols DertpideGt unb f9ipierig
gu i4lt4ten onfeben, berfotgt bod Der
@taatsietretdr fir Die 8oGonten, G6um6erz
lain, eire dggreftbe POIttif, fpeG9e ben 8slt=
frieben bebro6t, Der Marquis BON SaGisz
burD begniigte if9 bamtt, tpegen elmer geile>
eung Der Srage in puris gu u~nter5anbeGn,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31
Psays Plan.

Lieut.. Peary Is apparently as good az
planning as at exploring. Anyhow ne
keeps on celebrating his scheme iof
reaching the north pole by means OF
establishing depots along the route ana
proceeding cautiously and surely ana
according as the opportunities are most
favorable. His latest proposition ana
which has received the endorsement OK
the American Geographical Society, is
to establish colony Of five or six nun
dred Esquimaux within 800 miles OF the
pole with supplies to be renewed each
year. He would have but two or three
white men In the party and would
select natives with whom he is ac-
auainted and who have learned to trust
him. From such base of supplies he
believes he could visit the pole and re-
turn within - days, as he has been
away from depot for longer period
than that without undergoing hard
ship. He assumes that the work could
probably be done within three years
and that the cost would not much ex-
ceed $150,00 A rich man who wishes
to become the patron Of such an ex-
pedition is the essential most needed
just at present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31

The information that has been re-
ceived regarding Edwin Hall, who shot
Alec Mckenzie at Lake Onawa = few
years ago, seems to locate him pcefty
definitely in Florida. The chances OF
his being brought to justice are. how
ever. rather slender. The rewards Of
fered by the State Of Maine and the
Province of New Brunswick have been
declared of and there is, therefore,
little incentive for q detective to shecf
his capture. County Attorney Hayes
of Foxcroft. says that the names OF all
the witnesses are in the hands Of the
county. They are. however. 80 widely
scattered, he says, that an effort to col
lect them would be long and expen-
sive job. Nevertheless, he stands ready
to act when the people Of the county
indicate that they desire the murderer
brought to justice. The witnesses were
men who were employed upon the con-
struction of the Canadian Pacane road
and now they are scattered to all points
of the country. 1t is estimated tneA'
collecting these men and CONDUCTING
Halls trial would entail an expense OF
at least $4,000 upon the county o.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31

If the Legislature didn't do much for
the improvement of the public high
ways. that doesn't afford the slightest
excuse for the people to shirk the duty
they owe to themselves and their COM
munities in the way of providing bet
ter roads. Perhaps they will be able to
demonstrate that they are not In need
of any State assistance in this work.
There will. however. have to be a
radical change of methods In some To-
calities. at least, before this point will
be reached.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31

4, The latest from China is to the effect
that Ii Hung Chang is soon to receive
gratifying, and in agreeable contrast
with the reports that have hitherto
been current respecting that famous
Mongolian functionary. One report
would record the loss of his yellow
jacket. another that Of his peacock
feather, another of tassel and an
other of button. Now that Ii is back
in favor we hope he will get an entirely
new outfit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31

An effort is being made in Massa-
chnsetts to have the laws, which were
made to regulate horse railways but
changed so that they will more nearly
conform to the greatly changed condi-
tions and needs. The railroad commits
sioners state that since the introduc-
ton of the electric system the number
of passengers carried has increased
from 100000 to 100000. the amount OF
capital from $12.OOO.0OO to 10000, 900;
also that the electric railways carry
twice as many passengers in that state
as the steam roads,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31
FASTING AND PRAYER.

This ancient custom comes to us con-
secrated bv the observance of our fathers
for many generations. In Difference to It
as hallowed memory of the past, ]
earnestly recommend that all good citi-
zens should that day abstain from their
usual vocations. and having assembled In
their churches and around their firesides,
reverently approach the presence of Him
who guides. governs and controls the
destinies of all nations asking that peace,
plenty, prosperity and happiness may
continue throughout our borders.
Given at the Executive Chamber, in
Augusta, this twenty-fourth day of
March, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety
seven, and of the Independence OF
the United States Of America the one
hundred and twenty-first.
LLEWELLYN POWERS.
BY the Governor,
BYRON BOYD,
Secretary Of State.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31

For the first time in eight years Sem
ator Tillman has crossed the White
House threshold. and he says that he
shall continue to call frequently.
President Mckinley has our sympathy.
Portland Argus.-Let's see. 1t was
only the other day that Mr.. Thompson.
member of the Democratic committee
in the Argus district resigned because
the party not only went over to Bryan
ism and Tillmanism last fall but Is
staying there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31

Bath Independent. That night she had
a dream in which she was told that her
lost ring was in one of the wheel tracks
near the stable of her house. In the
morning she told about the dream to
ner father who is one of our prominent
sea captains. who laughed and took
very little stock in her statements.
But the young woman confident that
her dream was true. visited the drive
way and there, sure enough. found her
lost band of gold. Shortly afterwards
she presented the city missionary, Miss
Susan Trott, with five dollars to be
used for the poor of Bath.
1t is said the students at the Bowdoin
medical school cannot obtain enough
material upon which TO continue their
studies in dissection. Instruction in
dissecting is necessary for those who
would be properly equipped for the
practice of medicine. More material
for dissecting purposes or fewer edu-
Gated physicians seems to be the issue
just now.
Will the Brunswick depot bloom in
the spring. tra-la?
Local dealers in several towns report
big sale in boxing gloves since the
fight at Carson City.
Reporter-Journal: That some people
have to express it mildly, Quain.
idea Of amusement. For instance, a
man recently remarked to the RI.
that there was nothing he enjoyed
more. than to go to the cemetery, in the
spring. and witness the operations OF
burying the dead. The tastes of people
are truly varied in this world.
We never hear Of excessive competi-
ton among the dressmakers at this
time of year. at least its only ruinous
to the patrons.
A building rent free, exemption from
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31
4 FAST DAY
PROCLAMATION.

Recognizing and conforming to long
established custom, with the advice and
consent of the Executive Council, I do
hereby designate and appoint THURS
DAY, the twenty-second day of April
next, to be observed by all the people o!
our State as a day of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31

Who that has read Oliver Optic, the
late William T. Adams, does not recall
with pleasure many an hour spent over
his entertaining boy stories? There
was character to them that boys ad-
mire. and his death brings to mind
that he indeed has left behind worthy
work. He knew boy hero. and could
|depict one.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31

non. Charlemagne Tower, who has
been appointed minister to Austria :
hungary is a gentleman Of culture and
scnolariy attainments. He graduated
from Harvard in 1872 and is the autbor
y 2 history of the life of Lafayette.
ne mas also been connected with sew
.a' large business enterprises. There
is no reason why Mr.. Tower shon,d NOT
oe persona grata to the Austrian gov
eminent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31

There Is that in the plucky stand of
the Cretan insurgents that naturally
appeals to the sympathies of the Irish
members in Parliament and they have
been nothing 10th to let their feelings
be known.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31
A Precious Document.

The return to this country and Il
| Massachusetts, archives of the log o.
| the Mayfiower. as Bradford's History
of Plymouth is called by Englishmen
| is indeed a graceful act. This manu-.
script, which is in the handwriting OF
the second governor of Plymouth col
ony, was taken from Boston probably
about the time of the evacuation by the
came into the library of the bishop OF
London. Only by accident was the dis
covery of its whereabouts learned by
an American scholar and it seems the
possessors of it never gave much
thought to it until Senator Hoar under
took to have it brought to this coun-
try and deposited in Massachusetts.
To this proposition the Englishmen
most graciously acceded. The manu-
script really gives the history of the
formation of the Pilgrim church at
Scrooby. of the IS years spent in AM
sterdam and Leyden by the Pilgrims,
of the voyage of the Mayflower and of
the first 2S years of the Plymouth
colony in New England. 1t is indeed a
document that New Englanders especi-
ally will treasure with reverent care
and affection. Senator Hoar in speak
ing of it waXed eloquent, but not more
so than the subject warrants. He
said:
Il do not think many American eyes
will gaze upon it without little
gathering of mist, as they think of the
story of suffering, of sorrow, of peril. of
exile, of death and of lofty triumph
which that book tells-which the hand
CT the great leader and founder Of
America has traced on those pages.
There is nothing like it in human an
nails since the story of Bethlehem.
These Englishmen and Englishwomen
going out from their homes in beauti-
full Lincoln and York, wife separating
from husband and mother from child.
in that hurried embarkation for Hol-
land. pursued to the beach by the Eng
lish horsemen. the 13 years Of exile. the
life at Amsterdam in alley foul and
lane obscure the dwelling at Leyden,
the embarkation at Defthaven, the
farewell of Robinson, the terrible mid
winter voyage across the Atlantic. the
compact in the harbor, the landing on
the rock, the dreadful first winter the
death roll of more than half the num-
Der, the days of suffering and Of fam
inc, the wakeful night, listening for the
yell of wild beast and the warwhoop
of the savage. the building of the state
on those sure foundations which no
wave or tempest have ever shaken, the
dawning of the new day life, the en-
joyment of peace with liberty-of al.
these things this is the original record
by the hand Of our beloved father and
founder
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31

turkish reforms demanded" is a
sentence, which has been permitted.
through the text Of foreign dispatches
and in the headlines which have en-
couraged people to read the matter be-
10" them. to insult the intelligence of
'he world, 10! these many months. AL
ready it has become the. epitaph of all
respect the Eastern policy of the powers
may have once commanded.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31

The Mississippi is doing a great work
In irrigation from which those who till
the land now inundated will profit, but
the method is highly Objectionable and
weak as are human beings they think
they could improve upon it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31

Neither Greece nor the powers have
discovered a way out as yet, which
means they are getting in deeper every
day. The Armenians may yet be
avenged but awful will be the retribu-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31

The Hon. H. Clay Evans, whom
President e Mckinley has appointed
commissioner of pensions: is not likely
to be counted out as he was when
elected governor of Tennessee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31

The average reader can't we'll avoid
the hope that spring lassitude will soon
claim these who are still wrangling in
public print over the inspirational
qualities of the Jonah and the whale
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31

One cannot compare the attitude of
the present with the past administra-
tion without recalling the looting Of the
consulships under Mr.. Quincy and with
the tacit approval of President Cleve-
and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31

Those collective notes. from the
powers to Greece are getting as num-
erous as the billet doux of an excess
sively spring-like love affair, and just
about as silly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31

Spanish soldiers in Cuba have been
without pay for seven months. More
over they have been used for waging
the most brutal, degrading and cow
ardly kind of warfare that ever modern
troops were put to.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31

Perhaps some of this apparent fear
of terrible results from the antitrust
law decision is exaggerated with a view
to getting the law amended.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31

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RESPONSIBLE for the preservation or
return Of rejected communications.
Address all communication relating to
subscriptions and advertisements to
BURLEIGH & FLYNT. Publishers, Au-
gusta, Maine.
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tionable,

One can easily imagine the onion
trust getting so strong as to be objec-
tiOnable.
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VOICES OF THE PRESS.
A Pleasant, Nsighberly Wsst.
(Reporter-Journal.) }

The Kennebec Journal office this year
has settled the State printing question:
there will not be much chance for any
other concern to get the printing. for the
Journal office has done something this
year that has never been done befqre-h
been no waiting for engrossing Of the
bills. The Journal had also given more
in its reports of the Legislature dofngs
chimes and other new machinery has en-
ahied It to do this, and Il enabled the
Legislature to adjourn several days ear
lier than Il could have otherwise. The
with the work. but they did It.
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Secretary Of State.

There was an instance Of tco much
johnson in the House Monday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31

taxation. and $1,000 in cash is all the
little attentions wanted by the shoe
manufacturing concern Saco is bid
ding for.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-31

The snow shoveller who made hi
contract in the fall is now ready to ad
nit that he's had an easy job Of it.