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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-27
Dan Patch Made Fastest Time for Pac-
erS in Harness Ever Raced.
Brown PLAYED All Around bowdoin and
Won Easily at Y to 0 Score.

with one at 100. He also rolled second
best for the evening. Summary:
KAUFMAN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-27

OF 273, Kerr following closely with 30. In
cluding a single OF l07. The summary;
NO TEAM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22
DiSQUIETING REPORTS
Come from All Parts Of Disputed
Points and from Corca.

London, Jan. 22.--From New ChWa"G.
reports that all the British ana Amer
lean employees of Russian firms an"
leaving Port Arthur and that the i"-
kuham&. Specie Bank has closed its
Offices at New Chwang. Various spec
ial correspondents report riot Il torra.
The Daily Mails correspondent nj
Che FOO cables he is to confirm the re-
ports that Niceroy Alclic1f has dis
MISSED many officials at Port Arthur
upon Tie discovery that instead OF
having; on hand provisions for am army
OF 200 6co men for two years. rs mao
been supposed. there We're only small
stores OF inferior quality.
The London correspondent Of tn" rim'>
has cabled corrected and minitr,N d."
tailed list of all the Russian military
forces in the Far East cast Of l.ak" iiHi
kali in eastern Siberia ana including III
frontier railway guards. which SHOW .
total Of 3llj rilictrS. liI.i19 men "hi 90
gums Tie SAYS the Russian fleet with l'
execution of four lrmCreL riUiS'lS "a
NladivoStock. is now Wcd.rd III tn mar
bur Of Port Arthur.
The Toxic CORRESPONDENT Of The iIn,
cables it will probably he necessary g
from NladiVn<tock. rs they are StIi"rini
81, atty ut the hands of the t;INsiLnS.
The volunteer cruiser Ltmh0n IS nn'i'i
orders to leave SchaStupnl shortly WIN !
mil complement of men ana 'HiI ~
military stores.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22
TOXIC is HOPEFUL.
Growing Belief That Peaceful Settle
rent Can Be Made.

Toxic. Japan. jan. 21.-Thc growing
belief that Il peaceful settlement ~
existing International difficulties VIII
eventually be attained has served to
+trcnotnen the financial markets ana
stocks ar. advancing on the local eN-
change.
The government which has So far not
received any commission from RUSSIA
remains silent awaiting 4 formal re-
sD0ns,. to It's last note. Tha mrr. ,tc-
ccptancc of Jaran's proposals Will not
suffice. Japan will unqucStionabiy IN
siSt upon some definite plan of action
besides mere promises. including Is
Guctipn of the Russian fleet i'll JaUa-
nesa waters.
The government is now considering
IN elaborate plan for coast defense.
The nature Of which is maintained
strictly secret.
It is els" closely watching the SPREAD
4: disorder in Corca. ana Whil" con-
-idoring the possible necessity Of IN
prevention for the protection Of the
Janano-r ami foreign residents, h"Ni-
taIes in the matter Of GISlatchlnI q
larger force than That there li"W III
account Of The Existing teli,atN Of III"
general situation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22
A CONVERSATION WITH A
CLIMAX.
When Professional Man Talks, It's to
the Point.

several famous American physicians
and surgeons were recently dining TO-
GethcE after a session o: a national
/ meeting held in New York
Il Lad Il remarkable case this Win
! ter. remarked a surgeon present.
whose name as 4 specialist in rectal
diseases is world wide My patient was
a woman. a delicate. nerve racked
creature. who had suffered so fearfully
from the ravages of hemorrhoids. that
the knife seemed the only solution of
tie trouble, and yet her heart was
weak and her strength SO wasted by
this fearful disease. that we dared not
operate.
Il had ceased my visits to her for
time and had given up all hope, when
one morning she entered my Office look
ing like q new woman: the pallor had
disappeared and the lines of suffering
were nearly eradicated from her face.
She told me she had bought at d drug
store for fifty cents a proprietary medi-
cine in suprository form called Pyra-
mid Pile Cure, and had obtained in
slant relief from the first insertion. |
made an. examination and found the
rectrm in excellent condition, the in
Illumination entirely disappeared and
the swollen veins in normal condition.
Il was 50 interested in the case that
I had the remedy analyzed carefully
and was so pleased with the result of
tie analysis. finding a combination of
the most healing and scientific
remedies present in the Pyramid Pile
Cure and in more convenient form
than 7 could secure them otherwise
that / wrote to the Pyramid Drug
Company at Marshall, Mich. asking for
tle;r booklet on Piles, their Nature.
Cause and Cure, (Which by the way is
sent freeD and have since used their
Pile Cure extensively and vita best
results in my practice. ! do not hes;-
tate to recommend it to you all. 1t
will often save your patient from q
painful surgical operation which in
many cases results fatally l9&2s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22
TEACHERS WANT PAY.
Irock!ynites Attach Board OF Educa-
ton Building in New York.

New York. Jan. PA deputy sh"r-
ifl has taken possession Of an eight
:tory granite building Of the board OF
education al Park avenue ana I"th
street. to satisfy judgments aGTrcGat-
ing about $4,000.
-Four Brooklyn school teicherS
brought. some time ago. suit for un-
laid salaries for services before H."
consolidation of the bnroughS formin%
Greater New York. They won their
their cases against the beard Of edu-
cation. last December, and the board
was ordrrcd to pay. An appeal was
taken, ms the city should have beca
sued ..nI not the board Of education.
The new corporation counsel has &C.
ciied. however. that the city would
have - pay in the c'id. and when tn"
execution was made he advised the
.io1rd to settle and 50 get rid Of tho
deputy. This probably Will be done,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22
BEAN on STAND.
Testifies, Denying His Cui!t, in Wood
stock Murder Case.


Woodstock. IT., JIn.Zl.-t'a ing Ills
"ccu-ors. who. fOr two weeks, nav .
sought to convict linn of the murder Of
EphriAIn Root. Joseph Bean in the ST.
.'-ior court. today. denied th;,t be had
cv'.r threatened Root or that Ne was
within four miles Of the scene Of the
tragedy on the day il is said 10 haze
been enacted.
I;r;.n tnd !; remarkably straight
story aIid tn, crosse examination which
Was comparatively brirf, failed 10
ehak" il.
He said that on the morning If the
Gay that Boot IS alleged to h:,v" been
murdered ne went 10 the house VI MT.
Iidhbnd. four inilcs from inc Roo
house. y icIr he remained until after
= O'Clock. Root, according u III" gov
crrnnoIt. NHs Killed bctNecn rHl =
o'clock Il uilnt.
the first that ne knew Of the mar
der WAS when officer TinkhIm arrc%,"l
him the next day and took his hnif'.
from hilt. He explained the blood c'I
the BLADE by saving hat Ii often used
il % bleed horses
". q. Fletcher Of Rochester. testi-
FED that With - M"rteIl. wh" s~cr-
that liz was offered money to kill Root.
had tod him that GCicer Tinkham vas
YER. anX4ous 70 have Bcan convicted.
The day WAS given Vi entirely 10 the
ErfpDs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22
A HOSTILE FEELING
Still Shown Without Reason by hus
sian Press Toward America.

St Pet arSb Ir.;. Jan. 2l-The foreign
office does rs. offer any indication vi
when the Russian reply Ia Japan Will
be ready. Su.ne Of the strongest men
in the a,noirr are working /" secure i
successful! termination Of III" Difficult
ties. the ruin fear being 4 breakdown
Of the negotiations.
The pape~. are still disposed To seek
rretextS II stack the actions O thr
I-ni1nd States. considerable nmmuni-
ton being iYu"t"d on tn" alleged de-
t.ision to send tile American Asiaic
sluadron to Nnngampho on tn" lalu
river These ,"pers. hoWeN"r. lr,tiiie !
today. through The Associated Press
that the snuaGron's destination is Dion
sapo in Suh:r lay, not far from M
Mia.
NJ. Kurinl. the Japanese minister.
considers III Il the unfortunate ton" OF
the foreign Ci>uatch"s. Including some
from New York to London. tend TO Gre
ate irritation hele.
The War niristry's order {" concert
g reserve ln,ttnlions into regular
troops is rohbnd of significance ~ far
as the present situation - c1nrcrn"'l'
the ora ~ tr.iIi.r been issued. last Feb
rIIIrV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22
THE HAGUE TRIBUNAL
Suco ested to Car and Mikado as
Means Of Settlement.

Lon,lnn. Jan. 31.-Two identical ca
Diagrams. originating with ". 7. stead
ana ". X. Cramer. NJ. f.. We're dls-
iutchcd. tonight, to the car "f Russia
ind the MiIado Of Japan, urging these
LOT. mates. if diplomacy failed. TO sub
nit the Far Eastern dispute to The
Hague tribunal. The messages are
lengthy and they appeal especially to
the Gar ~ "Ihc courag eouS originator
of Thr Hagun tribunal. to TAX" the in
itiative in referring the matter to The
Hague.
The appeals Nere signed hy Go prom
inei: Fn.i;XI advocates Of arbitration.
Among the s:"ners are all the members
Of the labo. delegation in Parliament.
Lord Avebury, Lord Hobhouse. Mar
uuiS of Bristol. Frederick Harrison.
George Me:na;iI. John Gorst. Earl
Grey. Rev. T. 4. Clifford. Rev. 4. j.
Campbell s.nd many labor leaders ont
side. Of Pa"liamcnt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22
FRANCE AS A FACTOR
In the Far Eastern Mixup Is Becoming
More Promo Gneed.

Paris. Jan. 21.-ArAbassador Porter
.al,ed at the fpreigrf Office. Thursday,
,,,-d held a corfarenfe of three-quar-
tars IF an hour, wit,b Foreign Minister
release. There is reason to believe
th.t the call had ND special signiii-
cnnce. but it afforded an opportunity
20 thoroughly go oven the Russo-Jap-
anese crisis.
DIR. Motono, the JAPANESE minister,
o,,,ed shortly before G4n. Porter ard
ho6 a long talk with NJ. Delcasse. The
tier continues to exert his intiuenc"
Gov, the maintenance or peace. His
lit with DR.. MotOno brings out tn:
;ronartial course France; is pursuing
the foreign minister iS urging both
.:aas 20 consider the horrors of war
s., 10 seek every MEANS to avert an
educational tragedy. Among the
-. referred to during the talks was
p American Civil war; which at one
tns ;ad cost $4.OOO,0OO per, day, involved
7 lon ooo men and left countless widows
ornhans. NJ. Delcasse's represent
aau r r., Russia are considered as hay
(. a.'o ayoat weight. Besides strongly IA
Hie s,e 70 peace, 1t Is understood that
Voi".sresentations are somewhat spe-
ms 70 the means of permitting an
cino .tn,ent honorable to both sides.
ad!u ,g diplomats(M. Delcasse is re-
s 70 as being the most sagacious
ferr o.e,, minister in Europe. There
foreis -. counselt to Russia are consid-
fore ,.se,v to Exercise strong and
efeu ns decisive effect.
perhaps congratulations have been in
the icy. the last five days and as
progress continues strongly hopeful
NJ. De ..a 3 conclusion that his
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22
Cont


sS5s - 80 4
TO the Honorable Board OF I.alrsad CONF.
miSSioaCIS: f. q
7 The Eustis Railroad Company-s a .seset-
poratinn organized and existing unu q. Y 81 81
/ general laws OF This State, lespeStulyss
4 represents To your H0norab bic BODY psatt
7 thu extension Of lis railroad from rgsas
in GOBLIN Plantation TO the Village OF
Z Slratton in tile town of Eustis. IS los
Gated ana approved by Your Hsnof:9slef
/ Board. is laid Out across certain sthsii5r 81
ways in the Plantation of Copiin iHsIAe
/ County Of Franklin. and in the town g.
I Eustis iii said County. as appears i'y siis.
aforesaid location now on file N your
office. at the points thereon hereinafter
described, ana thal il is impractcaDle "
50 constracJ said raiir0ad as to pass elmer
| over or under said ways:
| Coplin Plantation, No. ], The toun''
/ f,oa.! near John Wynan's honSe-
Coplin Plantation, No. ;. The County
Road leading past l., Overs house
Coplin Plantation. Ne. !: The CouhN
Road near the Eustis town line.
Road at foot OF Hill near Mary PotterS
Town q! E,ustis No. &. The Comfy
Road near the X. +. Hall in StEatloh
Village.
WHEREFORE your petitioner requests
that your Honorable Board. after nelNc
ana hearing. will authorize the crosss"s
of said highways al grade, and also uu'e.
mine the manner and conditions Of SUI
CROSSINGS OF said highways, ana NO" ~
expense of building and ma lt@iniis
much thereof as is within the nnhts "
said Railway shall be borne. as pS il@
required and make such decree iileitp55
as the law and facts may authorize s'iu
require.
Dated January Is. 1904
ECSTIS RAILROAD COMtsANh,
Bv: Heath, Andrews \ luttel'
Its AttorneJs-
On tire foregoing Petition.
oRDElsED: That the petitioner tatSe
to he published 4 true copy 81 s'.il -. ee
ton aHti this order OF notice y, ,i.',is NJ
three DAYS, successfully in the Daliy NJ
nebec journal. a newspa per nupiisfsu. ~ ~
Augusta in The County OF kenneoeS, tns
first publication IN said PAPER 70 ue - -
least i've days before "WEDNESDAY, ~
THIRD day Of FEBRUARY. a 4, . -,
on which day the Board of RailTca+ S st;r
misSionerS viii be in session az a. sL.,
office in Augusta at TEN O'clock ~ ~, II; II
forenoon for the purposes indlci,,eu -
said petition. Said petitioner shan So
copies OF the foregoing petition auu ~
der to The County Commissioners
Franklin County, also to the MuhiS,l l,ss
Oiiiee,s of the Town of Eustis; ilse 10
at least before the date of said heafihS'
]. Is. PEAKS. Chairman.
For the Board of Railroad COMMISSIONS
Of Maine rx
Dated this nineteenth day OF January
A. d. 1904.
= '''s ' Z. {. HARRINGTON. Clerk
jan2ldst
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22
WANT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.
WomSn's Union Missionary Society Of
America in Session.

New York. Jan. 2l.-Women from a!
parts Of the country are attending the
i3d anniversary meeting of the Wo-
mans Union Missionary Society Of
America being held hcre. It's members
represent many shades of religious
feeling.
Mrs. Henry Johnson presided and
nearly all the speakers who told of the
work and its Progress in foreign lands
appealed for greater financial assist
ance if the work is not to be curtailed
The societys income in the year just
ended fell from $4,000 to 5000 below
The expenditures of $60400.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22

Poltlani Commandcry II Portlan :
received an official visit from Dr. =
&. Thayer Of this city. grand com
n'ander or the Grand CocnmanIery q
GI"iu" Knights T-mplar. last evening.
~ 6nler 'omman6ery of this city. was
represented by Mayor Cyrus ". Davis.
-xIi"yor Warren q. Philbrook. Dr J.
r. Hill. Dr- +. w Foyer H. r. Foster
and John y. BuIirigh in addition 10
IL ThnNer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22
KEEPING UNDER COVER.
Prince Euiwha Of Corea Living lncog
nito in the States.

Washington Jan. .1.-The Corcan minis
ter at Washington and his stat ar
guarding zealouslv the whcrcabout, or
Prince Euiwha, who. according to a re-
rort will replace his father on tn" throne
in the event that In" Corcan Emperor
* dethroned. The minister Informed Tho
Associated Press, today. that III" prince
movements are necessarily confidential
for the present 1t WAS said. tonight. tina /
the prince was in New York incogIito noe
long ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


'-''''5 .,.. n. 49, -! -'''''
i
....>.. So. 81. 49, ~, -
- ~. '''
''''''''''7 N II II I'm i"i'Ii''eE-
Tn" Sh'nl 1ki.i coal 60. AZ Sh#mok!n.
I'M. annoTH- ,.i. Thursday. that fly cul-
i-'N n"tf 'i4t j! l.idEc. eilitnA iUL Twp
-}."h III 'n''t-~ would resume o,"'rG-
: '."i4'' fc"- !. ;ut"f h"lHS IHie three
h"-i'"S-
Fh" dwelling. Stable and outhuiiG-
i:l%S o. ~. l.lNiH E"mi, X IT Tam-
worth. y. H.. Nclr burned ut O'Clock.
Thursday morning. Tho family s.
,al.-d, hut Nci. unable 90 s.lrc their
'Iccts. me lir. MAS caused " hat
'@i'S- ne 1858 IS ah"Nt S4'""'-
Former JudE" Nintd Hr2r lnoNn
IS IN" hrStor 90 the t3nie1 '"G'itN
! "r. WAS htciV"NtIliE .*i@.N-u''d "a.
h.l Htdl"o"in ~ ';mtvl n. ~.
Wednesday hI-ht. "y la' IN a.T ~
I2% from = 2"S st"N". lis LpiE N..-
l""hd. Inur@daY Hl"'ni@c. J'r'-" Hug
MI = years o'u- iie VS. admitted I"
'l'' o"r IN 1872.
Lynn police have furnished Chief
Dunlap ~ Swamps"0tt q Pilot pgr;tlh
%! Il iit1lo CRIMINAL suspected - cn--
E'-''"n WIN the assault or Mrs. t&th-
''ine johnson. Tuesday night Mrs.
Johnson thinks there IS some rcse-r--
htaHcC ana the original of the photo
"'arh vii! he asked to appear before
h'T he can be located by the police
James pearce. who was a member Of
the state LEGISLATURE III 1900 I4dl ana
i."-. "l"d IT MS h"me AZ Fii"hhur--.
H''>s,' lhG!"itY, itnn colhrilc"tlnn
Oh diseases. lie Vas prominent III cit!
'sH"hF. NAY ms served IN the to'1liilnH
'"u''th ana on me School committee
i'' many years ne wis - years "'d
.'''' = "r'""' YES S"' "i'u '"" "''cAH-
'1'' - - iil'"'
The Stockholders of the American
I'nd ana PAPER 20 ~ 4 spccinI ,nret
;n.r il, iIrlyoL-. Mess -vb-,rs7.,- ,-,ta,
, ,,,,,i,t , ,,l,., ,.-,...o ~.
i; ;,,..;. -:,,. "
c|,,- wool. -, ',,,..;,,.;,,.r
,,i,ns fo,. J, roo,o.,n;1,tion If The cav
r,nv The committee yin 10 announc-
"a within ! fcy DAYS and tha stock
t,,1,,or,, viii haI5 o,,n+,or ,,,oa,;,,,- :,
,ho,,, ~ ,,.or,-. TIC ,-,,o,,n+ i,,.,,,
e,oooo
eT ilu'lu' ~ ass ~ 'o,,N -
Ill ,., ..,'
t,..,,,, 49, M $780,, ,,..,,ar,a,,s., IL
,n,,...n., - - - I,sh,,r,- ~ Rro,a
Proof, ~ The loss Is aho,,, SIT 600:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22
Leaves for His Post.

Minneapolis Mimi. Jan. 21.-Consul
General John GOOdnow of Shanghai.
Chra, has left for his post. Consul
General Goodnow had expected 70 re-
main in Minneapolis q week but de-
velopments in China nave been such,
it is understood, that the government
ordered him to report at Shanghai rs
soon as possible
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22
THIS is A HARDSHIP.
Peanuts Becoming Luxury Because
Growers Are Raising Cotton.

Philadelphia. Pa, Jan. 21.-Peanuts
are becoming ! luxury. Cotton has
lccn soaring 50 high in the last four
months that Southern peanut growers
have begun the cultivation of cotton.
confcctionerS and bakers of this city
Who use peanuts extensively report
that they now find it hard to obtain
enough TO meet requirements. with
prices advancing rapidly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22

Reports from the lumber camps state
;t"t The wagon shedding IL now first
class. The conditions have been ytry-
favorable for good fork most q ;r-
time, Ibis winter. ana large cuts i H
probably rule when the scalcrs co.a-
% fo0t up tinci- totals. If the conGi-
tions for driving are as favorable IS
those for cutting have been. it Will u.
a good winter for the lumbcr,nen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22
WELL STAND ALONE"
Is Arizona's Answer to Offer of Satte-
hooG with New Mexico.

Phoenix. Ariz. Jan. 21.-Pursuant to
The suggestion of GOV. Brodie In a cir
cular letter, tie board of supervisors
has called six MASS meetings to be held,
next Saturday. in different towns of
this county 10 protest against joint
statehood with New Mexico. Petitions
will be presented for the signatures Of
ingtOU
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22

/, was just 10 degrees belo" nero 1T
midnight, Tuesday night and just 10
degrees abovA by the same tncrmom-
"tor. ~ the same time Thursday night,
nnr Of the changes that has been
pretty common this winter. Duri 2
Tn" d"y Wednesday ana Thursday the
mercury Was liovriing around ~ above,
sometimes being = It'll" higher th"u
this ana some tunes lower.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22
Lord Eorthcote at Melbourne.

Melbourne, Victoria, Jan. 21.-Lor;1
Northcote, appointed governor general
of Australia. in succession to Lord
Tennyson. landed here, today. He was
met by the federal ministry and others
and proceeded TO the Parliament house.
where he was sworn in.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22

hopefulncss has the solid baSiS "' Nv
formation from the highest ''hsN.''''
sources However, there Is no Sl""ii"'
information beyond the minister "
steady insistence for peace ana ms
staunch belief that the Negotiations
viii have Il pacific culmination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22
Baseball Notes.

President Ban Il. ,iEhnson Of the A.nor-
lean League, reached New York. Thurs
day night. with BdstoJra On April IS
New York will openja s4jes in Philadcl-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22

The funeral Of Abrarn i. Moore Will
be held ut The HON" pr his sol, J. l..
Moore. i'll sidney AT O'Clock, This ai-
tcfnp"n. Mr.. Moore died. Tuesday, Of
l.lnn.r
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WATER VILE.

The marriage intentions Or Charles
\. Maxwell ami Miss Lotti- y. Bur
leigh have been fled Al the CITY ";e. !. :
office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22

has dispclled the fears of war Peace.
apparently, Is assured for u long time
To come.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22

France exported $5.S32.341 worth of
automobiles last year. while spending
only 100000 in imported ones.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22

South Africa is at present importing
immense quantities of cement. 1t
comes chiefly from England, Germany
and Belgium.