davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01
AR VAR TiDERxkNING Az NoRD-
EURoPEiSkT URSPRUNG?

Den bekante tyske antropologen
Ludwig Wiser ar en- af de fornamsta
representations for den nya skolan,
som f0rfaktar att eli endast germaner.
mas utan afven Diver hufvud taget
ariernas urhem dr. att soka i Skandi-
navien. l atskilliga arbeten har han
f0rs0kt bevisa delta, och helt nyligen
han | EFT nytt sadant, "'Gammalger-
mansk tidcrakning", sokt pavisa att
afyen var t~iderakning ar af nordeuro-
peiskt ursprung.
Han sager att enligt forntidens asigt
var Diet hufvudsakligen tire folk som
forstodo sig pa astronomi och tide
rakning, namligen babylonierna, egyp-
terna och hyperboreerna. Fran de
b~abyloniska suniterna, sager han, kan
var tiderakning enligt solar Ell har-
stamina. emedan judar och araber
fortfarande halla pa manaret.
Babyloniernas laromastare voro su.
mererna, men dessa voro utpragladt
Iangskalliga med europeiska ansigts-
drag. hvarjamte qvarlefvorna af deras
sprak adagalagga att de Ell varit af
asiatiskt utan at ariskt ursprung.
Framf6r ALT harleder sig deras till
bedjan af solguden Bal (persisk Be
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01
sIDoTRYck.

Pa grundyalen af sina studier Oliver
Rysslands floder har Won Baer redan
for EFT halt arhundrade sedan funnit
VISA allmanna naturlagar, enligt hvil-
ka flodernas lopp bestammas och
deras strander formas. Till grund for
dessa lagar ligger Diet bekanta faktum
att jordens poler icke deltaga | dess
axelrotation, under Diet att ALA 0friga
punkter pa jordytan befinna sig |
desto hastigare omlopp, ju narmare de
.ligga eqvatorn; yid saliva eqyatorn
ar r0relsen allra snabbast, och mot po-
lerna aftager hastigheten gradvis med
.g~eografiska latituden. Eft f0rem8l,
som fran eqvatorn r0r sig mot en- af
polerna, kommer alltsa slutligen in 1
EFT jordyteomrade, som r0r sig lang
sammare an f0remalet sjalft, och mot
satsen eyer rum med f0remal, som r0-
ra sig fran en- af polerna mot eqva-
torn.
Mar nu Diet flytande flodvattnet r0r
sig fran eqatorn mot polerna, for Diet
med sig enligt troghetslagen - mar
Diet kommer in ! h0gre breddgrader,
en- Store rotationshastighet an dessa
hogre breddgrader ha, och delta Of
verskott af rotationshastighet tranger
sig | de floder, som pa nora halfklo-
tet rinna fran solder till norr, fran mot
den 0stra flodstranden, hvilken r0r sig
langsammare mot 6ster an hvad watt
net g0r. Omvandt kommer pa nora
halfklotet yattnet | de fran pollen mot
eqvatorn strommande floderna med
ringare rotationshastighet fran till
sydligare trakter, hvilka rora sig ha-
stigare mot 0ster; och dervid maste
pa grund af troghetslagen Diet rinnan-
de vattnet 0fva tryck mot den vestliga
.s%tranden.
/ fold af denna flodernas "sido-
kraft" blir den extra patryckta stran-
den brant genom undergrafning och
ras, hvaremot den motsatta stranden
samtidigt blir ALT mera lag och jamn.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01
DJuPENs UTFoRskANDE MED
FoToGRAFIENS HJxLP.

Pa den sista tiden har man med
verkligt CODA resultat borjat taga TO
|tografien till hjalp vid utforskandet af
hafvets dup. Den bekante franske
vetenskapsmannen Louis Bouson har
varit banbrytaren pa delta omrade.
Vid sina Observation-Disclosures be-
gagnar han sig af EFT sarskildt slags
dykardragt, fran hvilken han genom
EFT talr0r kan sta / standig kontakt
med baten. Med sig der mere pa hats
bottnen har han en- 0gonblicksfotogra-
fiapparat, som ar innesluten | EFT vat
tentatt ko%pparfodral, med iva med
glas slutna 0ppningar for objektivet
och sokaren, och med denna kan han
|taga de utmarktaste bilder under watt
net.
Bouson berattar manga intressanta
|saker fran sina talrika promenader pa
h~afsbottnen, ofta pa 100 famnars dup.
Han later belysa bottnen med elektri-
ska stralkastare och har k~onstaterat
en- yppig vaxtlighet. med f0rherskande
gr0na, rosa och purpurfargade schat-
teringar. For att kunna fotografera
de oandliga mangderna af hafsdjur
uppstallde han en- hvitmalad bleck-
skarm som bakgrund, anbragte franz
for den nagra sjoborrar och maskar
som lockbete och "tog" sedan de olika
djuren, mar de stortade sig Oliver by
tet.
Dessutom har Bouson ko~nstruerat
apparater, som han kan sanka ned /
vattnet, utan att sjalf folja med, och
med hvilka han fran baten pa auto
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01

lurar pa bottnen malen, h0gre upp
aborren, lax0ringen m. FL | halorna
CONNER sig. med hufvudet framstic-
kande och fardig att rycka ut, laken,
och nedgrafd | sander ligger allen pa
lur. xfven kraftan har 1 allmanhet
endast pa den branta s~trandsidan de
for slit valbefinnande beh6fliga smyg-
halen att tillga. l den staFlxare vat
tenstr0mmen foretaga likaledes de
fran hafvet uppatgaende vandrings-
'~fiskarna, lax och st0r, sina s0tvattens-
resor. och | starkstr0mmen vandrar af-
ven den | ~farskvatten uppyuxna allen
ned till hats.
/ Diet grunda, stilla vatten pa ven
stra f~lodstranden, der | regeln allehan-
da vattenvaxter frodas, ga" de egent-
liga k~arpfiskarna och leta sig f6da,
vanliga karpen, sutaren och hvad de
ALT beta. Dessa arc daliga simmare
och reda sig fila | stark strom. Redan
deras klumpiga kroppsform ger en- an
tydan harom. De uppsoka ocksa UNI
dantagslost Diet grunda, langsamt fly
tande och vaxtrika vattnet. Men har
"star" gerna gaddan ! bakhall, liksom
afven gosen hemtar slit basta byte 1
dessa farvatten. Pa den grunda sidan.
der vattnet lattare blir varmt l solske-
net. lagges ocksa Store delen af rom
men. och har tumlar sedan / solskenet
fiskynglet ON | lust och gamman.
/ Insofar, som utgora roster efter
gamla flodlopp, ar forhallandet unge-
far enahanda.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01
satt kan taga platar.

MidtlShI SdtI Kali IdSd pldtdI.
Fotograferingen under vattnet kan
dessutom vara af stor nytta, t, ex. for
att konstatera skador at fartyg, afven
sadana, som sjunkit, att upptacka for
sjofarten farliga vraks lage och att
gifva bilder af min och hamnsparr-
ningar.
bet ar icke alldeles n6dvandist att
sanka apparaten ned | vattnet. Man
kan afven fotografera hafsbo then
fran en- lamplig hold Diver ytan. Miss
Gertrude Bacon har salunda | Man
chester Astronomical Society f6revisat
en- bid af hafsbottnen | den irlandska
kanalen, som tagits fran en- luftbal-
long. Delta slags fotografier kunna
ocksa tagas med hjalp af !''drakar',
vid hvilka apparaten tastes.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01
TRoNs vxo.

Han visste eli, hvarthan han skulle ga,
Blot att han eli flick I Diet gamla
STAMINA.
Hans framtid syntes som en- moln'
stod sta
Och moln sig lagrade uppa hans
parma.
Men Herrens rost ljod kraftig | hans
sjal:
"Sag hem och slagt och land farval!
Din land omgjorda och tag stat ! han
Jag will dig visa fjarran framtids.
tandem"
Och Abram gick han visste icke
hvart:
Han kande blot: jag kan, jag far e.
dr6ja.
Och mar hans framtid holjde sig
Han sina khan pa heden syntes boJa
Hans bon till Gud med heligt allyaI
gick,
Tills alter Illus och sinnesfrid han flick:
ia satte han EFT marke pa Diet rummet
Till tecken pa att Herren skingra'
skummet.
Hyad vexlingsrika, dunkla vandrings
ar,
Hur stigen skiftar, faller, stiger, kro-
Men flodens bolia till slit ursprung
trar,
F~Iyttfogeln jamt slit fjarran dromland
s0ker,
Mar solen star / blodig a~ftonbrand,
Star patriarken spanande och drom,
mer
ON iaLiet, som sig bortom randen
CONNER.
Men har en- fraga: har du hort och
foljt
Den himlarost, som kallar Adams
soner?
Har du sett lifvet, djupt I morker
holjdt,
Uppklarna skont till sva pa hjartats
b0ner?
Har du, har du sett blanka for din syn
Den stad, hvars portar springa upp
skyn?
Har du ocksa rest marken upp vic
wagon
Till tecken pa Guds hjalp / svara
lagen?
c. Big.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01
EN- NY RALLoNGFxRD TILL
NoRDPoLEN.

En- h'ansk efterf0Ijare till Andree.
En- medlem af den franska aeronau-
tiska klubben, Marcillac, Dir I. n. sys-
selsatt med att planlagga EFT nytt for
s6k att uppna nordpolen / ballong.
Han utgar fran att luftballongen ar
EFT af de yppersta medlen for forsk-
ningar inom den eviga isens omraden.
Manga expeditioner till dessa trakter
skulle kunnat radda sig fran under
gang, ON de egt en- ballong.
Polartrakternas enformighet medf0r
att enskilda foremal arc mycket svara
att u~pptacka, ON man befinner sig pa
isen eller ombord pa EFT skepp. Fran
ballong har man deremot en- utmarkt
~ofversigt af landskapet. Dessa f0rde-
lar insagos afven af sydpolarexpeditio-
men, som derfor medforde en- ballong.
Marcillac kommer, for att undga
Andrees ode att sparlost forsvinna,
att medf0ra apparater for tradlos te-
legrafi. Genom en- pa forhand uppgjord
enkel code skall han kunna gifva
tecken och underrattelser ON farden
fran ALA platser till utgangspunkten.
En- mangd prof och experiment sko-
la pa f0rhand foretagas. Hufvudsva-
righeterna ligga uti att berakna luft-
strommarnas styrka och riktning | po-
lartrakterna och deri att man dess-
utom maste rakna med up~pstaendet
af jord- och l~uftelektriska strommar,
hvilka kunna CORA vistandet i ballon-
gen farligt.
Marcillacs ballong skall forses med
en- motor, som efter laddning skall
kunna arbeta | 200 timmar och taga
ringa plats. For att riktigt kunna
rakna pa delta hjalpmedel skall mo-
torn dock endast begagnas, da vinden
ar for svag, eller da man will f0randra
ballongens riktning. Afven under stan
digit bruk skall motorn efter 3 ladd-
ningar kunna verka i 600 timmar eller
mer an 25 dagar.
Gondolen, SON skall blifva fyrkan-
tig, f0rbindes med ballongen Ell med
EFT nat utan med en- ''mantel' af vaf,
som, ensamt den, kan omsluta 5000
la $500 kubikmeter gas. Gondolen ar
dessutom sa k~onstruerad att den / nod
fall kan a~nvandas som bat.
vidare har Marcillac k~onstruerat en-
hel rad instrument som skola medic
ras. Bland dessa ar EFT anemoskop
for Observation-Disclosures, en- velometer
TOR matande af ballongens flyghastig-
het, en- lur for akustiska signaler och
slutligen en- marklig apparat, kallad
thermogen. Donna senare skall tia
ma till att bekampa polarkoldens in
%flytande pa gasen | ballongen. Mar
|cillac ar namligen af den asigt att
Andrees olycka kan tillskrifvas den
omstandigheten att gasen 1 hans bal
long genom den starka holden sd for
minskats att ballongens barkraft ut
.omordentligt hastigt aftog.
Marcillac beraknar kostnaderna for
sin expedition blot till 10000 franc.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01

Manniskohjartat liknar EFT hotel.
Dygderna arc tillfalliga bes6kande, la
.sterna de standiga gasterna, som in
genting betala och dessutom fordra
penningar.
EN- dristig jarnvagsanlaggning dr. for
narvarande under utf6rande | F6renta
Staterna. bet bygges namligen en-
154 engelska mil lang jarnvag fran
staden Miami pa Floridas ostkust till
den bekanta cigarrstaden Key West,
hvilken ar belagen pa en- b halfvags
mellan Floridas sydspets och Cuba.
Banlinien gar forst langs kusten till
Homestead och derefter med begag-
nande af de talrika sma k%orall0arna
till Key West. / allmanhet ar watt
net mycket grundt, men pa flera stall
len, der Diet finnes st6rre dup mellan
0arna, maste man bygga broar, hvilka
tilltagas sd h0ga att Diet blir plats for
fiskebatar och smafartyg att passera.
Skenorna komma 1 allmanhet att ligga
20 fot 0fver hafsytan. Jarnvagen skall
till stor del hvila pa stall och cement
.pelare.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01

80 nPPFAo1 AodhCA ~ OAihACtCn Il
dur och vaxtiif utmed flodernas
h0gra och venstra strander. Blot sal
Ian gar stromfaran langs elfvens midi,
sa att bada stranderna forete Stamina
~biologiska forhallanden. I regel err
bjuda de helt olika naturliga villkor
for lifyet, och forklaringen later fora
sig tillbaka till den merbemalda lagen.
Den brantaste flodstranden med
sin hastigare str0m och slit Store vat
tendjup, med sina halor och f0rdjup-
ningar. med de af vattnet losryckta
jordklumparna, allehanda brAte och
nedfallna trad, slutligen med de af
manniskohand gjorda palningsarbete-
ma, Observation-Disclosures och dylikt -
innebar helt andra lifsvilikor an det
grunda vattnet till venster, som ofta
flyter mycket langsamt och dermed
afven g0r Diet m0jligt for en- del vat
~tenvaxter att sla rot / slambottnen till
uppehallsplats for och utfodring af d.
verse fiskarter.
den starkaste vattenstr0mmen vid
branta stranden sta" de smart bygg-
da typiska "stromfiskarna" och snap
pa at sig, hvad som kommer drifvande
ned mot dem 1 matvag, djupast ned
skaggkarpen och hans kamrater, hog
re upp l0jan och hennes leksystrar.
Bakom nedrasande jordmassor med
gras pa, bakom stenar och trastubbar
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-08-10

the absence Of Mayor Dunn, who has
not yet returned from the coast, Conn.
Gilman Barker presided,
Bills agRrssating sl20l 40 were allow.
ed, OF this amount $500 Was donation
from the city for the bridge across the
John DAY river. in Wheeler county,
which was voted by the prpyious council.
The bridge IL part Of the system Of
road In pruyement which Was inaugu.
rated by Wheeler comfy last Spring
TO divert large amount Of trade from
the southern part ni the county as we'll
~ from western Grant, 90 Candon via
Fossl The other bills had been accn.
mnlatng for two or three months nn ac.
count of no regular meeting having been
held for that length OF time
On motion by Snover II WAS voted that
the treasurer be instructed 10 keep all
moneys coming from the sale of water
bonds ~ separats fund 10 be paid out
IN the redemption ol warrants only on
bills marked "water fund"
W. A, Goodwin appeared before the
council representing johnson Il PliteI
asking for certain improvements AZ the
head of the Main street sewer. On mo-
lion the matter was referred TO the com,
mite nu streets,
On motion Of Portwoud II was voted
that A. W. Mnhr be employed 10 com
pete the work Of establishing the grade
On Main street aud on such portions q
the other streets ~ the committee ma,
direct.
/ Instruction was given the marshal u
look after the sanitary condition OF th'
city and also 10 prohibit music In al
oi the saloons.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-08-10
Looking for Stolen Horses,

Jake Jacobsen. Of Centerville, Wash
ineton, was here during the week look
ing l,r mare which WAS stolen from
his father some time ago. II ~ alleged
the animal WAS taken hy one Carr WIN
is said To be in Jail at Moro on a charge
Of berg too familiar with other peoples
horses.
Jacobsen and Depnty Sheriff Rogers
went out IA w. A Campbelfs ranch "a
see an animal which had recently heen
purchased bv man who il working
there hut 1t did not prove to be the mare
wanted.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-08-10
Thomas Davidson. Dead.

o. W. Pfopst received telegram Tues.
day forenoon announcing the death Of
his brother'in-Iaw, Thomas j Davidson.
The death occurred at Heppner
that morning. Deceased was one Of
the best known aud most prosperous
ranchers In the 'iooseberry district on
the border OF Gillian and Morrow coun-
ties where he owned large tract Of
land. OF recent wears his home has
been In lone where, with his brother he
has been engaged In the drug business.
Ile was brother Of Mrs New Madden
and Mrs. 0. W.S Propst. OF this place.
No particulars as 10 the canse Of death
were received here.
Since the above was put in type IL is
learned that Mr. Davidson met ith an
accident at Heppner Junction Monday
afternoon which resulted in his death.
lie was returning from Portland and af-
ter leaving the main line train ut the
Juntion and while waiting for the Hepp.
ner train the east bound train started
and mistaklng it for the lleppner train
he attempted to board IL. lie was
thrown under the wheels and his right
foot almost severed from the lsg at the
ankle. lie was placed on the Heppner
train and such attention as was possible
was given him until the train reached
lone when surgeon was secured who
removed the foot and dressed the wound
temporarily until the train reached
Heppner when the injured man was TAX.
en- to the hospital where the necessary
operation was performed, The shock
was too great, however for the patient to
withstand and he died the following
morning at eight O'Clock.
d. s. Brown, Of near this city, was
present when the accident occurred, and
helped to care for the injured man until
he was placed IN the hospital,
Mrs. o. w. Propst left on yesterdays
train to attend the funeral which will
take place at lone today.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-08-10

Machinery for the new electric plant
heing installed by the Condor Electric
Co. is expected this week.
II is expected that number of sub
stantaI brick business blocks will be
erected in Condor this Fall.
Mrs. Frank Macy, who has been dam
gerously i'll for several months IS report
ed as being slightly improved.
Miss Naomi Stengle, the pop ular
teacher, now engaged in the Trail Fork
district was in town during the week.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-08-10
Struck Flowing Well.

A w. Mohr, engineer in charge Of the
construction of the new city water works
has just completed somewhat similar
system Tor the town OF Wasro, sherman
county, the supply at that place being
secnred from well. A sump 10 feet
square and 32 feet deep was sunk first
and we'll $50 feet deep was sunk from
the bottom Of the sump, At that depth
strong flow was struck and the water
NJ once raised in the sump TO within
eight feet OF the surface. A steam pump
was put to work and a thorough test
made II being found impossible TO ma
terI2lly lower the water Mr.. Mohr is
naturally highly elated over the sue
cess OF the work NJ that place which he
considered much more uncertain at the
beginning that the well at this place.
lie believes the chances for strong well
here are excellent,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-08-10
City Council Meets.

A regular meeting Of the city council
was held in the codhciI chamber Mou-
day evening when considerable amount
OF routine business was disposed Of. In
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-08-10

Ladies Shirt Waists at % per cent. reduction.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-08-10

Twenty five per cent off all of our Mems Boys
Youths and Chdren's Clothing
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-08-10

large Line Of Ladies' Shoes worth $3.50 $780,
$S 80 and "a 90 at the phenomena price Of II 90
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-08-10
INEQUALITY STORE
LORD 81 90 M PANY
MID-SEASON CLEARANCE SALE

All Of our Summer Dress Goods at 20 per cent off
Regular Prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-07
BY REV. FATHER PONTUR.
How a Young Woman Of His Parish
Was Cured Of Consumption by Fa.
tfer Johns Medicine.


Writing from LaFargeville, y. y.
Rev. f'r. Joseph Pontur. of st. Joseph S
Parish, said: "One of my parishioners.
almost Respondent of ever getting
cured, given up by the doctors as a
consumptive. upon my firm advice is
using Father Johns Medicine and since
has been constantly improving to the
great joy of her parents and friends.
Again, four months later, Rev. FIR.
Pontur writes: THE young woman re-
ferred TO in my former letter. who was
given up by all the doctors as d con-
sumptive. continues to improve Won
derfully by using Father Johns Madi-
cine.
Remember. Father Johns Medicine is
not patent medicine, but the pre-
scriptiOn of the eminent specialist who
prescribed it for the late Rev. Father
John O'l;rien, by whom il was recon-
melded and from whom it derived its
name. 1t is free from opium. morphine
or any Of the poisonous nerve-deaden-
ing drugs or weakening stmulants
upon which the majority of patent
medicines, so-Called cough syrupS and
balsams depend for their temporary
effect. and which are dangerous-you
are warned against them.
Father Johns Medicine builds YOU
NJ. Cares colds or money back. Fifty
years i'll use.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-07

Deputy Sheriff Willis A. Pinkham Of
Windsor. was in the city. yesterday,
and reported that tn, team Of AlonIo
Rogers of chat town. which had beel
missing since Satur tay morning. at
which time Mr.. Rogers hlG loaned 1t to
Fred Britt. 10 come to Augusta. was
found by Raymond COlburn. Sunday
forenoon. on an abandoned road. north
of the Windsor fair grounds. The
place where the horse was found was
on the main highway. but owing to the
snow drifts the road had been tenn
pOrariiy abandoned. ana another road
cleared across the fields. 1t was not
known how long the horse had been
there. but indications showed that it
must have BEEN Tor some time. and the
anin1al must have been exposed to the
cold weather Cor eight or nine hours.
1t is supposed that while Britt was at
the Noble place. the horse wandered
off. and was trying TO find its way
home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-07
RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,.
$S g ~
i{1I1:i|;

Pullman Car Service.
Pullman sleeping car between Boston
anu Caribou on tram leaving Boston at
i.lU L. Al: Augusta. l2.os y. M: 3angor.
S.00 a. NJ. ana Caribou. Az +. NJ.
TRAINS LEAVE.
LEAVE Portland, H. 10 p. NJ: Augusta.
l2.os r. NJ: Watervilie. LAO +. M; Bangor
10 a. M: Arrive Miiiinocket at go A.
M; Iiouiton. $50 A. NJ, Pressure Isle. lO32
A. NJ: Caribou. ll.VO +. Nj; Fort Fairfield.
LEA Ek-Porlland. 1915 +. NJ; Augusta.
Esq A; NJ; Waterville. lao a. NJ: Ban
gor. 100 a; NJ: Arrive ka.ahdin Iron
Ashland. 2.lo Z. M; Fort Kent, 4.11 p. NJ;
Houlton, 1855 z. Nj; Pressure Isle. LAG Z.
NJ; Caribou. 3.l5 +: A.. Van Buren,, $40
field. 30o p. Nj; Dover and Foxcroft. 9.17
(: n; Greenviiie' loss A. M: Kineo. 100
LEAVE Portland, 1923 A. NJ; Augusta.
Bangor, 3.15 p. NJ: Arrive Miliinocket. 60
NJ: Presque Isle. 957 p M: Caribou. TO- rs
2. NJ; Fort Fairfield. 1o,ls p: NJ.
LEAVE Portland. T. ?. NJ; Augusta,
gor, 40 =. NJ; Arrive Dover. 7,o3 p M:
TRAINS ARRIVE
LEAVE Greenville. 5s5 A. M: Dover
7.02 A. NJ: Arrive Bangor. 925 A. NJ:
Leave Bangor. 1.35. Arrive Waterville.
3.0S; Augusta. 345 Z. NJ.
LEAVE Fort Fairfield. 500 A. NJ: Carl
hou. 500 4; NJ; Pressure Isle. S2a a. NJ:
Patten. $50 A. M: Millinocket. 1915 a. NJ:
katahdin Ircn Works. 1o15 a. M: Arrive
Bangor, 100 p. NJ: Arrive Waterville, sos
p. NJ; Augusta. 3.45 z. NJ.
LEAVE Van Buren,. 935 A: NJ: Caribou.
lilo A. NJ: Presque Isle 1211 p. NJ: Fort
Fairfield 1135 4. NJ: Houlton. zoo P. M:
Fort Kent 1910 A. NJ: Ashland. 12.45 r.
NJ; Patten. go p. NJ: Millinocket. 420 =.
NJ; K:neo. 120 P. NJ; Grcenville. $40 p.
NJ; Monsoon. 3.35 P. NJ; Guiford. 40 P.
M; Dover and Foxcroft. SOS p. NJ. Ar
rive Bangor. 7.e5 T. NJ: Waterville. go
P. NJ: Augusta. 1O.2S r. NJ
LEAVE Caribou. 40 p NJ: Van Buren,,
go p M: Fort Fairfield. AS p. M:
Pressure Isle. As r. NJ; IIoulton. eco p.
NJ: MilIinocket. S.43 T. M: Arrive Ban
gor. 11.t3 r: NJ; Watervlle. 1.5 A. M:
Augusta. 2.S2 A. M.
c. C. BROWN,
G. p. 4 T. A.
W. M Brown,
Cent Superintendent.
Bangor. Oct. g. 1904
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-07
ABOUT JOHN v. DAVIS.
a Letter from His Daughter in WASH
ington, Aged e3.

a lew weeks ago. in connection with
an account of Howard hall, remodeled
ny hon. w. H. Gannett from a barn
puiit on Burnt hill. by John V. Davis.
nearly century ago. the Journal pub
hshed an extended sketch of the check
ered career and Interesting eccentrici-
Ties OF Mr.. Davis who was a leading
man OF THIS part of the State in the
CLOSING part of the 18th and the early
Years OF the 18th century. The Journal
has received the following letter from a
daughter Of Mr.. Davis. Mrs. A. F. Page
aged 81 years, now living in Washing
ton ID. Z. 1t has much of interest
about her father:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-07

one Augusta gentleman got into Il
Irntty uncomfortable" predicament
Sunday With another gentleman
friend he was down on the ice along
TIE east shore of the river, by the In
sane hospital grounds. The drainage
from the hospital goes into the river
and the ice near the mouth OF the
sewer was thin. but the gentleman. Il
is said. was no; aware OF Inc fact I'M
ii! the ice gave way beneath hlfi' anu
he found himself partly submerged n
the lev water Of the river. He was
quickly helped out by his friend, put
it was quite long walk TO the house.
and by the time thai he had reached
il. he bad passed an unwritten resolve
to keep eway from the river bank until
the water should become warmer.