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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28

llll1g 0lt@lprld1f. 0te 3ett lei qetonl=
l1clL nm permittclit elmer 0"rQaniins
ton bon notionalem Gborofter 0ohin
81 mirtcn, Dob olld) in onocrcn Stoo-
ten 8cicbc iibcr ocn @egenitnnO, in
mcldcm Die Hcllltute prattiid)cr Gr-
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let's oertorpert limo, onQcnommcn
lucroer. Gr loQt OoB MlilIom 5,
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NnmcS II. @urilcl0. Goluor0 NJ. She.
poro un0 Somllel @ompcr2 lid unter
Den Ot0nncrn belin0erL mcld)c lid be.
rclt ertl0rt hnbcrL MitQlicOcr oc9 3t
bIlocnocn NotionoI Gomitc'2 I'll luCrs
Den. Sic 9totbncn0i0tCit uon Nltl-
oe99elcBgcbung ilbcr oielcn @cQcu.
lton0," bctBt Is in Dem Girtllor mci
ter, ylie9t flor 6t Gage, iulo cine 10.
fc @eicBacbun9 lolltc in Der beuor
ltcbclocn Slbung pcs Gon0rciic2 nit
Nod]0rud 9%clGroctt mcrocn." Go9
Gomitc lit nod1 nIft n%ollltGnoiQ.
llntcr leincn Nit9licorrr b%clinoen
lid Sra Ncmlcn pom baltimore. @ou.
pcrllcllr ). y. SoIt bon Miilouri, Gr.
@oltucrnClr @Iod BON 9tcu- 0orf,
,{ohn Monomofcr BON Eennlnloontcn
lln0 un0crc bcfurmtc Wt0nncr.
Nuiiiihr &~crIuitc in ocr
NJ uu0i hurct
Gin Ncrid)t oca Cbcrltob@ar5tc3
Sobn Ban n. Noii ilber Die Ecrlrltt
Ger ruiiiiden Nrmcc in Der Nton0-
ltlrci, meldbcr Dem &rlea20cportt
mcnt porIicgt. ~licicrt cine Nbld)oBlll1
iiber Die 0Cpoltigcn Sruppcnmol1cn,
mcldc HuBlouo 0c0cn Gnoc or9
&ric9ca oul Dem &rlc9@tbcoter Der.
ionmclt habCn mutb. Sbcrlt No't
iltn9irte dis elmer DER mlllt0rt'hrl
NCobod)tCr III DER WtanolfurCi, ltno
lem i%pC}ielc2 Sod mar Der Nolpltol.
0iCult. Gr bcrldtctc, 0aB 6lttolGc ocll
oiii5ielcn Nolpitolrc9iltcrn pom y,
|olutur 1908 bis sum- /. September
oa. IS. oic Solpitol Gintrogrngcu
lid oltf 352,4i2 bcIicicn. &on olcirr
;3uhl Ncrpun0Ctcr un0 &rontcr ltnr.
ben S963; 2l,255 mur0cn ais pcrn1ds
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25,t35 bliCbCn in NchanollntQ. Gtc
NcrluItliltcn Der Nrllcn luCilcn 30
40 &cruiBtC olli. Nbcrlt @oli ut
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rmtcr Die Sootcn Qc}0bIt lucrocn
uliiiien, ga Die Nrlicn iid nod ic0cr
Shlud)t pom Dem ShladtIcloc 6us
rijd5ogcn mo Is Den &oponcrlt ilbcr-
licBtn, Die @ciolcnCn III b%c9roben.
Gle <aponcr pcrmlod)tcn Die NlIlieI
uotiirlid) niht 81 ibcntiii5ircn, ion,
nrrn iibrrontmprtctcu lie obnc mcitcrc
Gercmnnic Der Gr0c. G0B cine be-
tr0dtIihC Nn5ubl Der Hullcn SIT ogt
&onorrrn ncirrtirt nhrr limit nciliid
trt rim in0tr iri uidt nnulnrbncp.
ho ,ic bpi npn 0r,tercu ihmrrIid ante
Nnufnobmp npfrnbrn hoben nm BET
npr I,l,,dt il, tinciiihra mcbirt md,
ih(ed,ter ociobrcu icin miirorn
0,,a SON ototiitifcn nra 0hpr,t
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%ohrc too5 ctno sNOoo 5runrn
nah orm icr,,rr 0Itcn ,onnte nir
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hci5rhrrt ,re,nc, r,,,5,trn 2ur 2cit
So Scr 5r;enrn crfr5rt m,,rnr mnr
noA M,,,;4,t 1,ii,. e;,,o orr,,ro mn,
+ toomo Monn o,,i r,,,iihrr 5cit,
n~cr,on,,rert IN, WernIrih mit nic.
e., 3;itm.,, ,r,Ininnn ,nn fr;hn,rp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28
Situation gInaigcr.
HadpiidDtiac &chNnolnng Der Wcutc-
rcr uuu Scbnltoppl.

N1ItNrr ElIr Rliffphr nh thrC
F'''ull ''ptouI' loeloV''' ~"'
pcoin,ppt Nrrit INF iid nnn nr,
ellporcrn Io39F'o9l oo0e0ell po-
hcr sir Wnuuidoitcn orcirr
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bcrhcit urn1rifi mi Nrn on1c
rltol1'deIt &c0olloh@ SeiFelot
WliB in Ser rniiiid1Cn Nauptitu0t.
,1h,u. o.h;o1t ,,,chor ,oI.
,.a 7,aoi4,o wan, Man ;r,f 0hrr
W., M~o,rhsh,hcr her ohmor,cn
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cocrc,,to ms hie Sofhotcn hc. Vr,i
r,or+s nrc;t meldbc n,h -, bitcn bnl
tom bobon ,it NIT rtIifr, Wrihijecn
~ >;c Qo,orc5i Qo,crnc ,cmorfrp
oaorn ,]npitcre 7rnnncn o,Inrorn i,
ncrnc ih n;cuciht ann 0I,,oriiic
,+rc;ter nhoIeih ih i;;rd,tc nor lid,
hic Mrti0criitrn br,, Mcutrrrrr an
ihIicncn nprhcr mrbrrrr 0iii,irrr
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SON
ucr
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letotl'ul 'el''.
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n Scbo ltopol mcniQrr
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lin I 80 hr,,tr Aohmittoo ,nirh
ocmclbct, hoR Iid sir oohloor i, a.
boItnnn[ orbplicrt hnt ooa Tcointrnt
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Mcutercrn iibcroino hot iih hirc ohe
1tod piuntol iibpr(eot ,,nn ii -, ,eiurr
l}ilidf u~triifopfcbrt Ga hot ii4 Son,
Hcoimrnt Nic(nitnf oropitto,,cu 81,
alls SimirrnpnI bcitr0trn } runncn
linn onopfnntmen unh bir mc,,teri.
idcn SccIeutr ii1h tboti6hlih @cion.
ocnc in ihrpr Qoiprnp ,npldr nm nic
len Wcihiibcn hehrrrih4 mirh 0rr
hcrrricita hciinhrn iih noa chlodt
ihiii Tont,lrin,or" (iriihrr an;o,
q}ntcmfiu1 unh Ser arc,,pr 0th,
foii hrrcn monnitoite, ;brc sri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28

ip1tct, uno feline 6nbr5eugc %loufcn
bon bier aus. 8roBer Sdooen 1T
rlrd) Ocn Stltrnt cntItonoen.
@eplcr lott Oic Hube II s d.
tolonicn Der ellen.
Mobrio, y. 9top. GricgSmia
hitter @eulcr lit BON bier nod Bar
celono abgcrciit I'M Die llnrltbcn i'll
Gutolonicn 5t mltcrilidcn mp 5tt I'm.
tcrorildcn. Gicie llnrlbcn iin0 III cine
bc0cnflidc Ebnic 0ctrctcn. ScrIflcocs
ne Strobcuocmonltrotioncn bobcn
Iid tiir5lih !rcIgnct, in rDeldjelr hie
6ruppcn ucrb0bnt mlr0er, lu0bren0
hic Ncu0lfcrmng Die Hlic ouSitieb:
.9tic0cr nit Sponicn!" Sod Dos
frcic Gatalonicnl" GoS MtilitGr be-
6Crridt sur Belt Ole Sitltotion, ollcin
in}(nbctrodt ser @clobr neltcr Gnrs
fliftc 5lpiIhcn ocn Scporotilten lltth
Dem lonQlcn Clement Der 9epoltcrltnG
6iiriCn ole (ruppCn bis oltf WcitcrcS
ibrc 9uIcrncn nidt ucrlollen. @cncroi
@eDlcr miro iiini Gage in Gotolonicn
blcibcn mo bat umioiicnoc &ollnoh.
ten sum GrgrciIcn offer ibm rotblom
1fcinct0en WobrcQcIll.
WombcumCrfcr in Yari$
Dor Scr f t..
Yuri$, y. Hon. - Ger Yro}eB
QcQen Gollinp, Nornep, CHARLES NO
Lotto un0 Goulioncl, luclhc Der Vctbeis
liQunQ an Dem Nonbcn Nttcltut olll
ocn &0ni1 2uionlo mo Den Er6liocn
ten 2oltbct inl Icbtcn W(ut nl2 lih Der
iponiihc 2oniQ nlll Ncillh III Yori3
bcInn0. nngctlogt limo, nnbm bcllte
int Griminalgcridt bcS Seine Icpor-
t%cnlCuta icincn 9lnidng. Tic Stoat3s
nmuoltidlolt bC%bnllptet, Npino, alias
6crrna, Der lponiidc Nnordiit, net
der lclnc 6llldlt bcpcrtltcui0tc, lei Der
Wonn acluclelL lucld)cr Die 9ombc
tbotl0dllih Aeld)Icuocrt. sic Nn0erct
lino Der 9ctbciIiqlln1 an 0cn Cont
blot bcidpuloiQt, olrd lpcId)ca bic
@ombc noh Eori9 0cbrodt mllroc.
Gas @crldt mor g%c0r0ngt pou BON
Gclltdcrn ltn0 aroBc@ ,SlltcrcllC be-
fut0ctc lid).
Is ii If 10 ii II dc lit @onton
unb W0u0.
Gbril It ian a, -. Nop. - Tic
2onolcn Der SCItltnA 0onncrtcn gc-
tern lbrcn cbcrncn Wrltb onlGblid
oc9 Wcburtatagca Der a6ni1in WiQllO.
Ntc H0niQill OcrIebtc 0cn Gag in 3lt-
rild0c5oAcnbcit, bod iprod)cn int 80
lois piclc @rottloutcn Dor mo troicn
uiclc @Cihcnfc Gin.
&oiicr 6ron5 &oicpb BON Ccltrcih
ln0 &oiicr 9}itoIot2 bon Nllblon0 bo-
ben Dem &0nia Sooton onl0BIi6 lei.
ncr 5bronbeltelQunG ibrc @lildmiln.
Idle tcIcgropbiid i%lbcrn1ittclt. sic bas
ben Dent ncltcn &0ntg bon 9torucgon
cine lolt9c lno qliidlitc Negicrlrnl
gclpilltiht u10 0ic &olinmA ultf cine
6ort0otcr mo cin Mohicn Der 5lpi-
Ifcn NorpcQcu mo ibrcn bctrciien-
Den Ncidcn ]bcltcbcnocn frcllnoi6uit.
lltct 9c5lelun9cn sum Ila0rud &c
brudlt.
Sclttc crificn a0ni9 Monfon oor
Dem norpeQiidcn YurIonlcnt mo lea.
tc ocn Gio oll sic %crioliunQ ob
@roBc &oItamuiicn morcn por Dem
@ebdltoc ucrlommcIt mo ricligcr Gl,.
tbnltaanllS hcrridItC.
aonia Safor non Shmeocn bot
ocm &onia @oofon cbcnioa9 cine
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Qcid)idt.
Seclcutc0cr .Scno" plunen
ongeblt d. zinc Wcutcrei.
Sonolulu -. Nop. ~ llebcr
G. F
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28
Wtebt ber sultan na6?
Sproernngcn Der Miodltc III Sejn9
anf Maccbunirn nngcblldD
bcluilligt.

Sdapercr Shluu oli ser Aoroicc
mno Sem aoull. &crbccrlm-
gen an Der ocutitcr mo britt
ihcn ailltc. 5p1niihc &c9ie
ring Ihidt SEN @cocrol @roIcr
nod GutolonicU. nm BORT Die
Mubc bcr5uitc0m. &critm0rcr
Fro5eB in Flri2 cr0finct.
a0nig 0oofou lclt ocu &crlai-
lunQaeiO ob.
Micn, u. 9tou lic u9|cIlc 6rclr
Erelic" brinot bcltc cine Gcpclhc ans
Gonltuntinopel, ldu1 lpcIhcr Der Snl.
ton burd icincn N'juiltcr oc@ Nus
m0rtiacn Ecpfit Eoiho oc1 0itrcidDI
ldcn 9otlhoiter GoIice bcnad)rIdtlgt
poI, Dob lld) olc E'orl' oell SeolI'9''l'-
gen oer MGd)te bcijjgIih Der 6inon5
eo''ifole "~fo'eoooI'Il i'I'1et'o'tl''
&or WntIlcne.
Communicated y. Nop. -
Gic 5ylottc scr p~crbiin0ctcn WtGd)tc lit
ollf scr S0bc Scr ,<1icl Wtntilenc Gin
"Qctrofien uno por 0ru GinQau0 5ltr
Nndt BON W1ntilcnc, Scr &ouptltoOt
Scr ,Snicl, Dor glnrcr Qcuo1Qcn. Cine
Qan0u1o hat nod, nidt ItnttQcfunoen.
M ntiIrnc nobrihcirIih
NON Son W|rlIiirtrn hc.
irtt
n,.s.t,
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wcrhY q "' e
cnn,5taa a. Aa,i.. 'N' ", ",,,
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n,a, EnaT q, m'
m,, $500, So. ''u2u,
49, - '','tV l'"'
$3.50 ',,e'.'so oViss'0'l .po'
s m I'D |''''l's, ~, |"u9'
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puIU7" Hp''''''' pItb ot Fiotit ole
N'u'''""''4',l otl "eoulle o''rpl'rei'
'oo'lt, ''o0p "'otl''lie lele9fopolrelt II.
ov N'ol'' '''''tilItel' l@ollc''' Iore Apes
49," - Y'o'''9 ." ~ 'u'''u'''
;nno,ion >o, Wv
Qcttcrcn hobrn hobrr o,,d, ihrprlih
,<ultruftinnri ohncihidt fnrl4r hc,,
Ncichlahobcrn Ser Ilnttc 9l1tfidrh no.
bntcn.
Sonool, %. Nopcnbcr.
oNutln Woll" brtlgt fol9cn0c, pom
~ ''opellloeF ootltle Sepcld)c aus
"'V','t'''.
"'u)t "tle8"'u)'lle otf oerol'lloctcll
"'o''' '"''Le'' n'' Q ''Ot Q'l'l' run
0'I' u,, SVt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IolllI-
NV ~ "o' Slo'!'1 p'""p I'ul III
>'a'''"'" p'' o~l'''''''IuJt' "o''''''S
'Hsn v.'' '.'o'e'""o2"'oo''o' .'o
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".' $3.50 -, %'.o p'',S.'''
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28

IN Barre, ST, muroclt ourd)
cine GrpIoiion bic Anlagen Ger
yEcopIe's 2igbting, Seating &
Eolper 60" 5eritort, nobel ein Mr..
better, Gapiqbt @eQs, ifnpere Der.
%letlrngcn erbielt unb ein Shooen BON
$4,000 entltonb. bic Sta0t Miro
it'd iiir ciuigc 3eit obnc Gas bebelicn
mmiiiiel1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28

WcbrV auerns II nrubcn
Elod. Hulliid- Folen q. 9tou. =
gudl i'll biciiger @cgeno lino 9olern.
llllrltbcn alis9ebrod)en. Sic 9nllcrll
hobcn Die rniiiifcu Aolcr Don ocn
gnltsgchdnbe1 ubgeriiicll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28

~ " ~ \ ~
ongeblt d. inc % cutcrei.
SonolulL 81. Nop. ~ llchcr
rcpolution0rc EIdnc Der Seclclttr 0ca
bier Dor Antcr llcgcnocn rlliliihen
SlIlt@trelt5cr@ oScna" Cirfllliren 5itr
3ctt Icnlutionetlc @crildtc. 2clttc, Die
bon 0cnl 3rcuBcr ants &uno fonlcn.
lteBen Nn0crtllllQcn iolcn, bic olli
cine 0epEontc Hepoltc ihlieBcn loiicn.
SIC DScno" nin1nlt bier aohIcn ciir
ltno miro Notwithstanding 6innen lucui
acn Sogcn in See Qeber.
NeHe DRIFT confi&.
5trt.
EeterSburQ. z ..Nop. - Cine
l1elte lot0rl,dlc 3eitIdriit. nYouIcntct"
(VFolt)lnenacIhiiB), muroe belltc be.
'%dllognubnlt ltn0 ser N]eroltSocbrr
ocrbottet, lpcll oo5 Sitelblott cine No
btloitna filhrt, mcld)e ooS foiierlid1c
Nrelbcit@ Wnnifclt. rutcroriidt bon
Der bllltlgcn Sonb ocS Generals Src.
poi, bartlett.
Frotcllor M ortena fom mt.
Ectcr@burn2 y. Non. - Ero
fel'or Y. bon WortCna, Der iriibcrc
Sebrer lilr intcrnntiolrolcS Rcd,t an
Der llnlperlit0t petersburg ltro Mit
9lleo Der rltiiilhen GricocnS :. Som.
lll''ton bot Die Ginlooung erboltert,
an Der llniperiitGt Columbia in Mem.
Jorf elncn aurius bon 20 &erleiull-
gen 6lt boltcll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22
CHASE MERRITT CO.
A Maine Corporation Now In the
Hands Of Receivers.

Boston, Feb. 21.-Reccivcrs were :,p-
pointed for the Chase-Merritt Co. a
Maine corporation. engaged i'm the
manufacture Of boots ana shoes AT
Mechanic Falls. Me, by Justice Colt in
the United states circuit court here to-
day. The appointeeS are Wendell +.
Richardson of Arlington. and David l..
Montague of Boston. The receivedship,
which was consented to by the COM
ltdny, was based upon the declaration
Of Nathaniel +. Thayer. Of the firm Of
y. T.. Thayer & Co.. of this city, that
the Chase Merritt Co. is indebted to
various persons on prOmissory notes
some of which are overdue and some
Of which the corpora ton, it is alleged.
will he unable to meet. The petitioner
alleged specifically that the corpora
ton was indebted on promisSory notes
to the extent of $4,000 and also that
$40, 900 is owed TO other creditors. The
petitioners personal claim WAS de-
clared to be S3797. The Chase Merritt
Co. has an Office in this city, at 1GJ
Lincoln street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22
WON A THOUSAND.
Harold Lewis Led Maine Contestant,
IN Recent Competition.

Cherryfeld, Me, Feb. 2!.-IIaroIJ !,
Lewis OF Chcrryheld, Is the vjniic, III
$1,000, leading the Maine Contestants il,
the voting contest conducted Nv III.
Boston Globe for the 81, 900 educatirn-
al fund. He was credited With la NV
votes, his nearest competitor bni....
George +. Foster Of Portland. Mil,
E7.71G
He is son of Mr.. and Mrs. William,
r.. Lewis, ana although he has Int III,
yet completed his education, his i,
known in this part Of the State as !,
most energetic ana Industrious ycun.
man. he was born III Bristol, Ne.
June 8, 1854
Seven years ago he went to W-shiny-
ton county, his father at that finn,
starting Il weekly paper, the Nara
"uagus Times. While still a student At
cherryfield Academy he assisted nv
father in the newspaper work and for
some time was located at Joncsport
where he acted as local editor ann
manager for the Jonesport Enterprise
another paper that was published II.
his fathers office. After graduating
FROM Chclryficli Academy lie entered
hummer Academy in Massachusetts.
He has always taken a prominent
part in athletics, being a good Splinter,
baseball and basketball player.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Re- elected at Meeting Of Eastern
Steamship Company.

Bath, Nc. Feb. 21.-TEc board Of Ill
rectors We're reelected at the annual
meeting Of the Eastern 5. :. Company.
late today. The board did not organic
ed. The directors are Ransom r. Fuller.
Jas. 7. Morse. Vim. H. Hill, L. P. Car
YER and Calvin -tustin of Boston. Chas.
+. Libby, Portland. VIM. t. Cobb.
Rockiand. Jas. 3. Drake. Bath, John +.
HILL Augusta. Chas. W. Morse and
John EnGlis. Now York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22
Rakku Panic Stricken.

Bakku, Caucasia. Feb. 2l-Tii"
town is panic stricken, the banks ar"
closed and business is suspended as
a result of Mondays disturbances am
the numerous attacks Of armed Mus
sulmans on Armenians. which have
been going on since Sunday in va
rious quarters of Bakku. The at
tacks are attributed to racial cnnty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22
BOXING BOUT FATAL.
Warren Yinger Dies At Result OF a
Slow Hemorrhage.

Lancaster. Pa, Feb. 21.-Warrn
Yinger, aged 20 years. died. today.
from the effects of a blow received dur
ing Il boxing match at Maenncrchcr
hail. last Friday evening. An autopsy.
tonight showed that a small blood YES
sci in the brain had been ruplurcS.
causing a slow hemmorrhage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22
WILLIAM 3. PIERCE
The Nominee Of the Democratic eau
cuses In Bangor.

Bangor. Me. Feb 21.-Wm. y. Firrcs
WIS nominated for mayor at the Demo
cratic caucus. tonight by acclamati"r.
Mr. Pierce was the candidate last year
and made 4 good run against +. O. Bc;,L
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22
Marshall in the Lead.

Paris. Feb. 21.-The 18th game in ne
International Chess match between y.
Janowski of this city. and Frank j.
Marshall of Brooklyn. was played mere
today. and resulted in dray after four
moves had been made. The score now
stands: Marshall 5; Janowski, 4;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22
Corbin Entertains.

Manila, Feb. 21.-Maj. Gen Corbln'
military commander Of the Philippines
entertained "A large number Of guests
at Il lawn fete. Tuesday. the OCCASION
being the introduction of Gov. Wright
rs the first American governor gen
eral of the Philippines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22
A COACH ENGAGED.
Tom Barry of Harvard Will Handle
Bowdoin Football Team.

Brunswick, Me, Feb. e1.-Manag"r
James W. Sewall Jr.. announced. this at-
tcrnoon. that Thomas Barry Of Harvard
Law school. and q graduate Of BrowH
University, had been engaged to coa,h
during the football season next fall. for
Bowdoin College.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22
Caucus in RockIand.

Eocllland. Me. Feb. 21.-At the Re
Publican caucus. this evening, Mayor
Jas. T.. Rhodes was nominated for I'll"
second term.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22
Continued on page A.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If II
fails to cure, -E,-K Groves signature
is on each box. Csc.
N,,W..f..H
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.

itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding
Piles Your druggist will refund money II
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure you ln ~
q to "A days. 90
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22

On motion by Mr.. Gardner oil
Penobscot, House Document ~. bill
AN act in relation to the business OF
selling, giving. and delivering trading
stamps. checks, coupons and similar
devices in connection with the sale OF
articles, wares and merchandise,
was taken from the table On fur
Their motion by the same senator. the
same was referred to the committee
on Legal Affairs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-29
BASEBALL AT LEAvENwoRrH.
Situation There Is Encouraging the
Local Fans.

The Leavenworth Times has the fol-
lowing to say regarding the baseball
situation in the Oriole town:
Yesterday the heads of the local base
ball association began sending out noti-
ication and transportation. By next
Monday morning there will be between
Is and 20 players in the field and during
Monday and Tuesday the remainder will
report excepting only Ford and Corbin
who will be here later in the season.
There will be in the advance guard
eight pitchers and Catchers Armstrong
and Bloss, besides the contingent of in
and outfelders from the immediate vi
cinity.
Pitcher Ford will probably not arrive
before the opening of the season and
possibly not before Leavenworth opens
at home. He has made application for
release from his army enlistment and
it is stated that there will be no trou-
BILE but the red tape of officials acts
IN the army Will probably keep him in
the blue clothing for four or five weeks
to come.
Catcher Corbin, who is still under re-
serve with LeavenWOrth despite offers
to buy him for a song or two, viii not
cause of his college work. Otherwise
there will be no trouble.
Letters were yesterday received from
Pitcher flaming, Pitcher Nelson and
Second Baseman Rand, all of whom
stated that they were ready to report
at once and that they were waiting for
orders. Transportation will be forward
ed them
one Of the local stockholders went to
Kansas City Sunday and talked over
the prospects with Manager Arthur r.
win of the Kansas City Blues Allen
Nickel, the hard hitting outfielder, was
the bone of contention. 1t is now -cer-
tain that Big Nick" will again offici-
ate in the center garden for this city
team. Kansas City has three seasoned
outfielders and cannot use Nickel this
year despite his ability with the willow.
He is satisfied to return to LeavenWorth
and there is no contention The big
fellow will not be here for at least ten
DAYS owing to the condition of his right
hand in which he ruptured the leaders.
physician and win be in shape within
the time mentioned
This year the Kansas City cast-offs
or "Yannigans' go to Wichita, LeaV-
enworth releasing all claim on them
barring Nickel. The Wichita manage
ment needs a number of additional men
and Manager Irwin of the Blues has
consented to turn his men over to the
southern Kansas town
The committee having the local park
in charge is also busy. The contract
for Regarding the park has been let
and the plans for the addition to the
grandStand are now under cOnSidera-
ton 1t is proposed that the present
bIeachers bemoved to the place east
of the present stand and be re-erected
there with a roof and netting and that
new bleachers be builded on the site Of
the present series A press box viii
also be put in and the score board will
be enlarged The committee is now
taking subscriptions for this purpose
and is meeting with more than ordinary
encouragement.
Sam Morris. the Indian pitcher who
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-29
OIL KINGS GIFT SPONTANEOUS.
Secretary Tells How Rockefeller In
vestigated and ORered 500, 600.

Boston, Mass, March 29.-John D.
Rockefeller's gift of 100000 to the
American missions board was unsoIicit-
ed. In fact, Mr.. Rockefeller was eager
to give the money. according to DR..
James L. Barton, secretary of the board.
He told how Mr.. Rockefeller investir-
gated the boards work and found it an
object worthy Of charity.
THE initial step toward this gift .
said DIR. Barton, was taken by John d.
Rockefeller. Jr.. two years or more ago,
when he asked a secretary of the Ameri-
can board to drop into his office in New
York for a conference over matters of
mutual interest. There the work done
by the board was inquired into most
carefully.
"A secretary of the board later on
spoke on its work in the church of DR..
Amory H Bradford, at Montclair, N. J..
In the audience was the confidential
secretary of John D. Rockefeller. Sub
sequently I was asked to present a list
of objects which were in immediate
need of support and which could not be
supported by the regular receipts of the
board. An interview was requested re-
garding this list as well as the general
policy of the board. This conference
was followed by the promise of 800, 0oO
The gift was spontaneous one"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-29

Every day from March 1st to Nav
18th, 1905, the Union Pacific will self
One-way Colonist tickets at the follow
ing rates, from Missouri River ternf-
anls, Council Bluffs. to Kansas City in
elusive:
$4,000 to ogden and Salt Lake city.
$4,000 to Butte Anaconda and Hell
ena.
s22-5O to Spokane and wenatchee.
Wash,
$500 to Everett, Fairhaven, What
com, Vancouver and Victoria, via
Huntington and Spokane.
$500 to Tacoma and Seattle, via
Huntington and Spokane.
$500 to Portland and Astoria, or
Ashland, Roseburg, Eugene, Albany
and Salem via Portland.
$500 to san Francisco, Los Angeles
and San Diego
Corespondingly low rates to many
other California Oregon, Washington,
Montana, Utah and Idaho points
Through Tourist cars run every day
on Union Pacific between Missouri
River and Pacific Coats: double berth
s5.75. For full information call on OF
address nearest Union Pacific agent.