davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-10
FoLKvlsA.

Skon jungfrun hon vandrar | rosen-
gard.
Sa mangen en- planta hon har ! sin
ward.
Sa gick hon och fragade rosen sa rod:
''Hvi Dor | mitt hjarta sd bitter nod?'
Det mande vinden fortalja.
Da svarade rosen: 20, gor du som sa:
Com sorgernas t0rnen / rosorna sma!"
Men rosorna folio sa hastigt af,
och iorden. den m0rka, hon vardt de-
ras graf.
bet mande vinden fortalja.
Der stod af violer och liljor en- rad.
Sa band hon en- krans af de blomster
och blad:
Med den will jag vandra till kyrko,
gard
Och lagga den ned pa min faders
ward"
bet mande vinden fortalja.
Men ALT som sk0n jungfrun pa blom-
NORMA band,
de vissnade ALA i liljehvitan hand.
Men en- ljusfager starna pa fastet
brann,
Och svaret hos henne skon jungfrun
fam:
bet mande vinden fortalja.
"Sa hastigt f0rvissnar hvar jordisk
krans,
men ljuset, Diet lyser i evig CLANS.
Sa bind da Ell kransar af de blomster
och blad,
men bygg dig en- boning i ~ljusets
stad!"
bet mande vinden fortalja.
Runar Aim.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-10

For resten ma man sla upp hvilken
skildring som helst af t~illstandet
Frankrike fore den stora rev%olutionen,
och man skall forvanas Oliver, hur full
standigt man kan lasa den som EN-
skildring af nutida ryska f0rhallanden.
detail efter detail; man beh6fver
knappast vidtaga nagon AMMAN andring
an att mar har och der installer EFT
ryskt MANN | stallet for EFT farnskt.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-10
TJINoVNIKEN, DEN RYSkE AM
BETSMANNEN.

Det ar bekant att Ear Nikolaus I var
en- stor beundrare af Gogols "Revi-
sion. Men en- hvassare satir Oliver
Diet ryska ambetsmannavasendet an
delta realistiska lustspel finnes Ell. Af-
ven af zarerna efter Nikolaus anf0r
man t%illrackligt med yttranden, af
hvilka framg8r att ingen af Rysslands
Torment envaldiga harskare icke full
standigt varit pa Diet klara med egen-
skaperna hos deras tianare i egentli-
caste mening.
ON, trots delta, femtio ar efter Nj
kolaus' d0d ambetsmannens kamorra
huserar varre an nagonsin och med
sin organisations tranga maskor likt
EFT nat af straltrad hindrar hvarje
den ryska nationens utveckling. sd
skulle denna sallsamma ~foreteelse
blot lata sig f6rklara pa iva satt. An
tingen maste zarerna, som haft sa
klar blick for Diet onda, ha varit sam
vetsl0sa cyniker, hvilka endast skrat-
, tat at f0rderfvet och ej haft nagot
hjarta for slit folks lidande, eller ock
- skulle deras makt Ell ha rackt till
for att krossa tjanarnas. Sjalthar-
skardomets allmakt skulle ha begran-
salts af ambetsmannens allmakt.
Den forsta af dessa eventuela for
klaringar maste man utan vidare till
bakavisa. Envaldsharskarna ha, utan
~undantag, menat val med slit folk och
voro ]personIigen redbara och rattsin-
niga manniskCr. ON de varit nog
starka att i sin lata och korrumperade
ambetsmannakars stale skapa en- pa
litlig och arbetsam sadan, hade de
helt visst gjort Diet. Alltsa aterstar
endast f0rklaringen munro iva. Ear
h~erravaldet har mast kapitulera infor
ambetsmannavaldet.
Denna f0rklaring krafver emellertid
genast ytterligare en-. Hvarpa stran-
dade dessa valmenande sjalfharskares
f6rsok att afskaffa Observation-Disclosures?
~ skamt f0rStodo harskarna icke,
och u~ppenbart motstand mot zarens
befallningar ar dock absolut otank-
bart. dasyida mindre forseelser straf-
fas med f0rvisning till Sibirien. Star
mahanda den ryska nationen moraliskt
sd mycket lagre an ALA andra att red
bara och arbetsamma statens tjanare
Oliver hufvud icke arc m0jliga att upp-
drifva?
Delta far man val svarligen antaga,
ty IN manniskorna i nagot afseende
arc h~varandra ti~llnarmelsevis lika, sa
ar Diet i fraga ON genomsnittsmoralen.
Ryssen ar icke osedligare eller oarli-
care an tysken eller fransmannen. For
femtio ar sedan voro afven / 0sterrike
och Ungern ambetsmannen ganska
ti~llgangliga for mutor, och Fredr1k VII
helm | har afven i Diet moraliskt stran-
ga Preusser mast med hela sin energi
inskrida mot de statens tjanare, som
handlade enligt ~grundsatsen: "Gibst
du mir die Wurscht. losch' ich dir den
Durscht." Ger du mig korfven, slac-
ker Jag din torst.) Slutligen har Diet
ocksa redan i Ryssland gjorts forsok
med icke-ryssar att panyttfoda am
betsmannakaren, sarskildt genom A
lexander II. Sjalf har jag i kejserliga
b~iblioteket i Petersburg traffat pa en-
liten fransk broschyr, hvari en- rysk
patriot / de lidelsefullaste uttryck kla-
gar ofver att Ear Alexander II ar om-
given af en- ogenomtranglig muir af
tyska batter, som icke lata nagra n
dra an sina landsman ia satta foten
pa ambetsmannastegen. Men klago-
,nalen Oliver ambetsmannens godtyck-
'ghet och despotism voro de Stamina,
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-10

till, har Diet manskliga samfundet mast
f0lja delta bud eller ga under.
Manga af eder aro uppfostrade | den
sorgliga villfarelsen att ordningen be-
star | tvang. Till forsvar for delta
slags ordning offras en- myckenhet af
vara basta krafter. Men vakna upp
och tank efter! Ar Diet ordning att
rattslosheten blifvit sed och att folket
| otaliga fall brutaliseras, ofta just af
dem som skola f0rsvara Diet? Ar Diet
ordning att aktningen for lag under
grafves at de underordnade myndighe-
ternas mutbarhet och oredlighet och
af de h0gre myndigheternas otillgang-
lighet? ar Diet ordning att ~godtycket
standigt far trada 1 stallet for lag och
att f~oraldrade lagar, hvilkas olamplig-
het ligger 1 oppen dag, upprattAallas
| artionden / afvaktan pa reformer?
Ar Diet ordning att reformerna saliva
utarbetas af personer som sakna in
tresse for dem, personer som arc o.
kunniga och o%erfarna, sa att mar en-
reform tradt | verkstallighet maste
den g0ras ON igen? Ar Diet ordning
denna langsamhet som g0r att beslut |
en- SAX ofta fattas f0rst sedan saken
upph0rt att vara aktuel? Ar Diet ord
ming att man f0rfoljer Diet samhalle-
liga och enskilda i~nitiativet 1 stallet
for att uppmuntra Diet? ar Diet ord
ming att man undertrycker den fra
tankens och samvetets eviga och oaf.
~handeliga raft? Ar Diet ordning delta
kaos / Observation-Disclosures som
tvingar bonderna att lemna sin jord
och g~odsegarna att salja sina egendo-
mar af brist pa armar att skota dem?
ar Diet ordning att jorden utsuges, att
skogarna skoflas och EFT af naturen
rikt valsignadt land utarmas?
Manga af eder ha uppvuxit | den
falska forestallningen att %nationens
styrka bestar deri att folket Ell far ha
nagon egen villa. Men hvad ar result
tttet? Njuta vi val af fred och samja
1 vara inre, medborgerliga f0rhallan-
don? ar Diet inre fred delta f0rakt
uppifran och hat nedifran? Freden
ar omojlig der eli rattvisan harskar.
Ter Diet saknas jamlikhet kan ej heller
friheten existera, och EFT samhalle
utan frihet dr. EFT allmant fangelse.
Och freden utat? Diet finnes inget
folk som ar mera fredsalskande an Diet
ryska. men - -"
Valnaden visar pa Port Arthur och
den stora b%lodsakern / yttersta ostern
och fortsatter med en- warming:
EFT stort folk kan ej sta uppratt
ON dess samhallsbyggnad ar yacklan-
de och ON Ell hela folket - lag saval
som hog - kallas att taga del | sam
hallsarbetet. Tiden skyndar, verlden
andrar sig hastigt, gripen af en- lidel-
sefull rorelse. Historiens afgrunder
arc bottenlosa - hela jattevalden for
svinna ! dem. Name vi ingenting
Tart at dessa ofantliga folkgrafvar,
dessa vidstrackta oknar der en- gang
lifvet pulserade?"
Forfattaren slutar nagot TORT:
Den hoga forsamlingeh gnuggade sig
1 ogonen och gick till slit arbete. Min
brasa a ~nedbrunnen. Med beklam-
ming i hjartat lyssnade jag till snostor-
men, hvars rytande forekom mig som
suckar, uppstigande ur jorden.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-10

Skon iungfrun hon vandrar | rosen-
gard.
Sa mangen en- planta hon har sin
ward.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-10

En- af mansklighetens st0rsta valgo-
rare ar p~rejudikatet. 1 synnerhet mar
man g0r en- dumhet, ar Diet en- Sam
sjalalisa att en- AMMAN redan fore oss
gjort en- likadan.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-10

Sa gick hon och fragade rosen sd rod:
''Hvi Dor / mitt hjarta sd bitter nodT
Oct mande vinden fortalja.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-10

Man kan eli CORA nagot ondt at an
dra utan att med detsamma skada sig
sjalf.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-10

&&$
Hos en- folkstam i Kaukasus fore
kommer f0ljande egendomliga bruk:
Mar foraldrar forlora en- vixen. ogift
son, mottaga de besok af en- eller an
nan person / byn, som under Arets
lopp forlorat en- giftasvuXen do4ter.
Din son skall sakert behofva en- ma
ka," sager den b~es0kande, jag skanker
dig min dotter, ON du betalar hei-lgif-
ten Eft sadant vanligt anbud blir
aldrig afslaget, och bada p~arterna
komma / sadana fall smart ofverens
ON hemgiftens storlek, som ofta kan
vara ganska betydlig.
8s&
Nicolai Sujeff ar namnet pa en- 49,
arig rysk gosse / Port Arthur, som ire
ganger blifvit dekorerad med Taper
hetsmedalj for att han vagat lifvet ge-
nom att ofverbringa depescher fran
general Stossel till ryska hufvudqvar-
teret. Vid sin forsta utflykt fran Port
Arthur maste han ligga g0md / EFT
busksnar / AZ hela timmar, medan ja-
panernas l~juskastare oafbrutet upply-
ste den terrang, oliver hvilken han
skulle fran. Emellertid nadde han
omsider fran till general Kuropatkin,
som pa staende fot dekorerade honom
med Andreaskorset. Pa hemvagen ra-
kade han dock / handerna pa fienden
och skulle ofelbart ha blifvit ~arkebuse-
rad, ON han icke hade lyckats slingra
sig ifran sina vaktarc, kasta sig upp
pa en- hast och fly fran Diet japanska
lagret med en- kula genom skuldran.
Da han aterkom till Port Arthur flick
han af general Stossel mottaga sin
andra medalj. Knappt IA hans sar
lakt, forran han gaf sig / vag for att
utspionera EFT japanskt lager vid Ia
~sitsjao, och som bevis pa att han verk-
ligen varit der medforde han vid hem
komsten till Port Arthur slutstycket
till en- japansk faltkanon. Och sd
flick han sin tredje medal.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-10

Da svarade rosen: 20, gor du som sa:
, Com sorgernas t0rnen i rosorna sinai"
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-10

Tryggheten ar den storsta af ALA
faror.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-10

Bemanna eder och erkann att all
var nod kommer af folkets s~lafveri
och af att man gl0mt EFT moralens
bud, som horde vara evigt och of0r-
st0rbart. Sa lange verlden funnits
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-31
RECEIVING UNLAWFUL FEE.
Charge Against Agent Of New York
State Commission.

Now York. March 3O.-Eghert r.
Kroyer, an agent of the New York
state commission in luuacy, was held.
today. for the action of the grand jury
by Police Magistrate Pool, on a charge
of receiving an unlawful fee of 800
from Margaret Poppa. after her release
as patient from Wards Island. Mrs.
Poppe collected $4,000 which she had on
deposit IN various banks after her re-
lease and the following day was placed
aboard q steamer bound for Germany,
by a Mr.. and Mrs. Wennholz, who
claimed to he relatives. Shortly after
ward Mrs. Poppe returned to New York
and was without funds. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wennholz and Kroyer We're arrested.
Magistrate Pool said many persons
politically prominent had attempted to
irtercede in Kroyer's behalf. Assistant
District Attorney Krotel. who was in
court, declared: Every obstacle is be-
ing pat before District Attorney Jerome
to prevent Kroyer from being tried"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-31
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Meeting Of Great Interest Held.
Thursday Evening.

The members of the Watervllie Board
of Health met at the office Of DIR. y. 5.
Merrill, Thursday evening. and organized
as "A board with the following results:
DR.. A. Jolly was appointed t" take
charge of the fumigation and dlsinfec-
ton of buildings in which there shall
have been found infectious and conta-
gious diseases.
DIR. A. Jolly will receive complaints OF
nuisances from Wards ! and =; Or. T.. >
Merrill from Wards ), and B; Or. ). ;.
FOrtier from Wards and Z.
1t was voted to call the attentlOn OIL
the board Of aldermen to the unsanitary
condition OF the Gilman bog and the Sill
Yer street bog and the necessity LOT plac-
ing same in good sanitary cond,tlon at
the earliest possible date.
1t was voteo that all househoiders pc
requested to connect their houses with
the sewer wherever such connections can
be reasonably made.
All contagious diseases must be
promptly reported to the Board OF
Health. The health laws of Maine pro-
vide that whenever any. houSehoider
knows or has reason to believe that any
person within his family or household
has smallpox, diphtheria. scarlet fever.
cholera, typhus or typhoid fever. cerebro-
spinal meningitis. measles, membraneous
Group so called. whooping cough or pull
monary tuberculosis. or consumption as
it is commonly termed. he shall within
"A hours. give notice thereof to the health
officer Of the town in which ne resides,
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The New Colby Diamond.

Contractor Everett NJ. Stacey and a
crew of men began, Thursday morn
ing, the work preliminary to laying a
clay diamond on the Colby ball field
The old diamond was dug up last sum
mer. when the field WAS levelcd off and
a new grade established, and it was
the desire of the athletic association to
have the field in the best possible con-
clifton before the opening of the season
this year.
Accordingly orders were given for Il
clay diamond to be laid and in condi-
ton before Fast day. Owing to the
porous character of the SubsoiI. facili-
tatlng rapid drainage, the field is in
excellent condition for the work
which will be carried rapidly forward
The cloy that viii be used is of SUI
perior quality, and the diamond, when
completely will be fast one. The
success of the work will depend large
~ on weather conditions, but there is
little doubt but that it will be COM
pleted in season,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-31
SENSE OF UNEASINESS
Felt at London Over Speech of Chan.
celior Van Bueow.

London. March 31.-The editorial ar
tlcles and dispatches printed in tho
London newspapers. this morning al
most all reflect a certain sense of I'M
CaSincss, almost amounting to Irritation,
ut the idea, based On Chancellor Won
| Buclow'S speech in the Reichstag. on
March ~ that Emperor Williams visit
TO T:ngiers has distinctly political
motive.
"Hussia's eclipse is Germans oppor-
tunity.' CryStallZeS in a sentence the
general idea prevalent on the subject.
1t is suggested that Emperor William,
FAR from desiring to irritate France.
wishes rather to emphasize the dimin-
ished value of the Russian alliance and
thereby persuade France Of the advisi-
biity Of a rc-approachment with Ger
many. At the same time, those least
inclined to cavil at the German Emper-
or's action admit that it is calculated
to stirfcn the Sultan's resistance to
French policy in Morocco and so retard
he civilization scheme involved in the
AnElo-Frcnch agreement. III this light,
the usually moderate Daily Telegraph
says the E.mpcror's visit to Tangiers
can oni! be regarded as all unfriendly
act.
All the other papers are inclined to
doubt the wisdom Of Emperor Williams
policy. which they think is more likely
to result in strengthening the Anglo
French entente. Much satisfaction.
therefore. is expressed at the exchange
Of visits which is being arranged for
he French and British fleets during
the coming summer. The initiative in
this demonstration Of friendship is said
to have been taken by the British gov
eminent. and in Paris. it seems to be
hoped that the visit Of the French
SQUADRON to Brest or Cherbourg would
he the occasion also of Il visit by King
Edward or some other member OF the
Royal family to Paris.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-31
TOWARDS MOROCCO.
Gcrmany's Policy Comes AS Surprise to
British Government.

London, March 3o.-The Associated
Press learned at the foreign Office. to-day.
that Chancellor Won Ruclow's announce
nent in the ReichstlC. Yesterday on
Germany's policy towards Morocco anne
as Il complete srrrris" to the British
government 1t was believed. as had been
generally declared. that Emnrror VII
liams visit to Tangiers was without po-
litical significance.
When the Anglo-Frrnch entente was
concluded in 1901 Franc" officially in.
formed GERMANY Of the fact and also OF
the agreement between herself Hid SPAN
signed six months later. whereby franc"
was given n mandate to regulate IN" al
fairs of Morocco. Reforms III Morocco
were imreratively necessary for The f"od
Of all the powers commercially interest
I'd in the country France. beng far the
deepest concerned financially ana com
rlercially. naturally was given the man
date to institute reforms. N,
The German attitude. II Is believed WI
certainly make the Sultan of Mor"cc" oe-
fiant of the French and cause MIN 10 rl, PEI,
sist in his old-timc conduct. when w,
10 destructive OF trade ana eho'''Se'
lifa
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TAKE ACTION.
Indictments Threatened
Against Meat Packers
Unless Alleged Tampering With
Witnesses Stops.
Fifteen Persons Give Testimony
Thursday at Chicago Hearing.

Chicago, March 30.-Conspiracy in
dictinents are threatened against heads
Of big meat packing concerns unless
alleged tanpcring with witnesses, who
have been summoned to testify be-
fore the federal grand jury, is discon-
tinued at once With two witnesses
OF the stand, today. who it is asserted,
admitted that they had been approach
ed with d suggestion that their teSti-
mony be mild, the jury, it is declared,
is getting ready to take drastic action
Fifteen witnesses were heard, today.
three women being among those who
testified. The women We're said to be
Stenographcrs employed by the Ma
tional Packing Co. One of the wit
nesses before the jury. today, was
Charles Z. Mead Of Boston, formerly
connected with Swift G. Cos. car lines.
Mr. Mead said that he had not been
in that business for three years and
WAS able TO testify only concerning the
methods in use then In carrying on the
business. The witness said that since
resigning his position. Swift & Co had
disposed of their interests in the car
line business. l.. S. Curtis of r. f.
Baker IL Go. Of Boston, and Frank
DInpom of Omaha, were other wit
nesses before the jury. Mr. Dimpom
explained that meat business from the
view point of the medium through
which the consumer obtains the meat
The - secret service men who have
been frequentng the corridors in the
building where the grand jury is in
session. We're not to be seen, today
District Attorney Morrison was said
to have ordered that waiting witnesses
instead Of spending their time in the
vicinity of the jury room arc to be con-
ccalcd in down town hotels until called
before the jury. In this way, the wit
nesses will be more readily prevented
from learning the identity of the Sc
cret service men watching for possible
irregularities.
Ten men arrived in the jury room.
tonight ard reported to the govern
ment officials. 1t is said that the 10
men are employed by railroads H.
Michigan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-31
NEW YORK GAS.
Interesting Developments in the Light.
ing Investigation.

New York, March H-Thc interesting
developments Of the first days session Of
the legislative committee which il inauir-
ing into the lighting situation and alleged
monopoly and combination of gas and
electric companies in New York city.
held in the aldermanic chamber, TO-DAY
were the statements of Senators Stevens.
the chairman. that no executive sessions
VIII be held: that the companies must
give their answers to All questions pub
hshed and must produce the books giving
complete accounts of receipts and ex-
pcnSeS.
These statements. coupled with the an
nouncement that Charles F. Murphy.
leader of Tammany Hall. would b. call
cd as witness. gave immediate interest
to the hearing. Officers of the Consoli-
dated Gas Co. the controlling organiza-
ton Of many lighting concerns. declared
the company has been operating at Il
deficit of from $1,000 900 to S2,0chG00 year
". They admitted, however. that this
deficit was Shown after payment of divi-
bends ranging from $ to 10 per cent.
Tho committee will continue its session,
tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-31

Charles Flanders. who has lived in
this town for several years, being en-
ployc'i at the Maine central car shops
has decided to return TO his former
home in Monmouth. He las bought 4
pace there and will take up his old
work Of blacksmith hing. being an artist
in the line Of horscShoCiEg. He will
build shop near his house. Mr.. and
Mrs. Flanders have many friends here
who are sorry to have thCm leave. 1t
is und, rstood that r. +. Rackliff is 10
have Mr.. Flanders house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-31
TABARD INN CORPORATION.
directors Vote to Issue Bonds to Pay
Claims.

Philadelphia. March 30.-Thc h"t,u , ",
directors of The suspended Tabard IN,
Corporation decided, today to ISSUE ao o,ar
for the purpose OF raising the necg ,',l,ns
funds to pay off all outstanding ,ared ~
stockhoIdnrs, are to be secured by th 1t
was osN said today BY Il Clinton 1 Rn2ad tns
attorney for the companies; ,. u", de-.
amount Ct bonds to be issued w., Mo" SHARE
pend largely upon the way ,,e ,h aa At
holders took to the scheme ;sI p". to-, 10 FUR
any rate enough would De lsn Wv the Tab
ard ,SH Inn e and Rooklovers Llraries sso Ara
the Booklovers' Magazine an ,, a ,or The
ton furnishing working cap''a' i'' W.
three enterprises ..,oa - , credit
The book store which iiiieu I. = furnished
and the magazine is indebted to Inc l'''
ard Press for printing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-31

Prof. Powers. principal of the High
school, and class of pupils of the school
made an out-Of-dOor expedition, yesttr-
day, noting the living birds that may be
seen in this city and immediate vicin-
ity Specimens of the following varie-
ties were seen and their habits noted as
closely as possible: Eluebird, song spar
row. Robin. crow, cow-bird and pewce.
The value of these special studies is east
~ apparent. and Prof. Powers next tour
of inspection, which will be made the
first of next week, will surely sring out
a large gathering.
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School Board Organizes.

The School Board organized yes
terday, all of the members being pres
ent. Geo. A. Stafford was chosen
chairman and d. c. Skillin. clerk
Rev. c. A. Wight was unanimously
elected supervisor for the ensuing
year.
1t was voted to increase the spring
term for the High school one week
making the present term Is weeks
long and bringing graduation day on
the 23d of June.
Eugene Gilman was elected IAN
itor for the ensuing year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-31

City Clerk Henderson has been in
structed by the city government to COM
municatc with the Maine Central Rail-
road Co. relative to the Second street
bridge. The structural timbers on the
west side extend two feet into the side
walk and it is TIL. opinion of the board
that construction in this way was I'M
necessary.
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Aehas and Pains.

Won know by experience ths1 ~ ~,
,ches and pains OF rheumatism are ~
aorn,onentlv. but only temporarily re-
rievsd BY external remedies n.
Then why not use an Internal 'e oo,.
dv-pood's Sarsaparilla, wiiich co.
rscts the acidity Of the blood on VIII j,
rheumatism depends and cures the III
sease? ,or the
This medicine has done "iof ~ q
rheumatic than any other ineoio-
the world
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-31

Tho ice moved from this portion of the
river. yesterday, rising some inches above
the wharf of the Eastern Steamship Co.
The solid ice moving against the wharf
of Hamilton & CO. damaged it To u con-
siderable extent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-31

The City Improvement Society is
iIaugurating d campaign against the
brown tail moth. A rate of five cents
per nest has been established, and d
reward of 50. awaits the one bringing
in the largest number before the
Matching of the moths.