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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-12-20
DURABLE FENCE POSTS.
Good Points That Are Claimed For
Re-enfOrced Cement

Re-cn1Orced Cement.
There is il constantly increasing de
mand for some form Of fence post
which is not subject 10 decay. The life
Of wooden posts is very limited. and
the scarcity of suitable timber in many
localities has made it imperative to
find substitute. \ fence post u prove
thoroughly satisfactory must fulfill
three conditions: First, it must he OBJ
tainable at 4 reasonable cost: second.
it must possess sufficient strength to
meet the demands of general farm use;
third, it must not be subject to decay
and must be able to withstand Success
fully the effects of water. frost and
fire. Although iron posts Of various
designs are frequently used for 0rna-
mental purposes. their adoption for
general farm use is prohibited by their
excessive cost. Then, too iron posts
exposed to the weather are subject to
corrosiOn, to prevent which they should
be reprinted from time to time. and
this item will entail considerable ex-
pense in cases where large number of
posts are to be used
At the present time tie material
which seems most nearly to meet these
requirements is REINFORCED concrete
The idea Of constructing fence posts
Of concrete re-enforced with iron or
steel is by 40 means Il new one. but on
the contrary such posts have been .eX-
pprimcnted with for years. and a great
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-12-20
To Eradicate Burdoc!,.

If merely cut Off mt or near the sur
Taco, hurdocks will sprout again. The
only sure way to get rid Of them for
ever is to pull them UP, roots and all,
or to cut them Off near the ground and
pou" small quantity Of kerosene, tur-
pentine or sulphuric acid upon the root
left in the ground.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
ameritanii@.

SObn: .@os. Sir bilbst Sud pus
Elm. tDsnn Cure Sduicr feds Bis iisben
Stod bod iinb? 9si uns in penn,
fpIDuniu buben mir SGufsr. bic 70
bod iinb, bub man rei9li9 stpsi
StunOen Bis gum goO:n Ttsiaen mub."
= Som: %. nun Ger bel uns in 9ens
tudp, bort bsIibt iebts bolbnses ons
fidnbise Sdus cine 3abnrubbubn. fusIs
DE in bic ob:ren Gtd9en fiibrt!" =
Bill: r@ur ni9ts! 9inberipieI! mas
baden mir fir SGuT.i! 0u fisl nsulid
bel uns Elm tleines ainb in Der obsrs
fen gtuee uus Dem Htnitsr unb als ss
unten antam, NOR es b:rsits an III.
tsrsidpGte ssitorbea!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23

Rettuno BON Sbisrsn b.t 8rGnb.n.
Die pferO. Iino BEL ouseebro6enen
9rGnben m.ift i9tper aus benz Stall
su briHgsn. Won BAT nun bic grfab.
rung ssmudt. bob iis, tpsnn fie geiats
left Cber nnseI9irrt purben, lei6ter
binnussefubrt tperben tonnien. Dem
RinbDieb, ueIGes mtii itOrris 1T, fuer-
zen bic Ius.n perbunben ober beraopF
NIT einem Sad DerbiIIt. S9nsine
LIMB S6ofe foBt man BEL ben Sbren
unb 6intsrFiiBeR unb Si.bt Iie aus BEN
StulIs. G9ofe finb DEFENDERS seaen
Hsueridtir iebr i9rsdbaIt nnb rem.
rsn. ie!tit fpsnn lie ben Stall psrIaf.
len baden. in benfelbsn 5uriid. Sc 1T
burum gut, tptnn bic 0erabr.i6uno
Der Sul1Isde otter pGbrsnb Der Ra&t
bel GdterHsnihsin porssnommen fpiyt
unb bic Snufe bamit ins Sreie eeIod!
wtrben. Bel dusbrs6enoen 8ranber
lam bas nur BON @ortbeil TeiH, tpsil
man bic G4nfe duf bisie @siis en-
sltitsn aus BEN Stall. brinat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
Genteinnnbiees.
Der aattanfri4 Der Obf'
b1ume.

bGlme.
Nus ben pislsn Ysr0ffentli9ursen
ter lsbtsa Sabre BON in Der pruris Ites
ben6sn Td9leuten eebt un5Deioeutig
lerDOr. RAT fi9 bic M.brbeit fir ben
aa!tunfri4 ausipriGt. Die 5bats
fade bsruGt duf ld~nsjGbriesr @rfd9t
runa. uno 6omit 1T aud bic Jroee,
Oh i~iber6aupt Elm 9oltanftri9 erfolgen
foil obsr ni4t, eesenitunbslos 9etuors
ben. gs niro 6ieies beionoers anges
flbrt. mil es nod INNER 2eute sibt,
bic iteif EEO feit beboupten, Der Rails
enitri4 lei Su peripsrfen.
Murum rerieben mir bic 8Gume nit
einem aoltunfri9 unb Del9e @ors
thsils 6rinot er uns2
l.. 0tr &~oltnnltrih snt5iebt ben
SnIsttsn bic G9lupfpintel amStumm
unb bsmmt obsr psrbinoert bas auss
i4liipfen Ger 2nrpen dus ben Gisrn.
2. Der Baum erhdlt onourh elm:
o.iunos elatte RinOe, iuobur6 biels
oIIsn GuBcrsn giHfIiffen, ioDis ben
anarifisn tbierii9sr unb pflunSli&ss
beinOe beiftr setpu9ieu 1T.
3. Der 9oltunitrid i9ibt bi:
StGmms cor 9uienfrub.
4. s.; t0btst bic Mooie unb Sls6s
len unO p~srbinbert bic Dsitere 8iloung
unb GnipideIuns osrislbsn.
5. Gr i4Ibt ben Baum Dor i9dbr
Ildsn @ittsrun9spsrbdltnilisn, 3. 3.
rur GroIiG6ben (8ran6pluttsn uno
GroItriflG), inbsm on ionnsnbsllen
iunrmen Wintsrtussn Oos Qufitsisen
Der SGf.e rsrbinbsrt pirb.
6. Der &oltdniri9 bisnt uls Dor
fsusunssmiitsl sssen bic Wonii!a'
&ranihcit.
Z. 9tt anTtri9 i'm Jriibinbr be-
trirtt Elm ipGteres austreiben uno Bill
ben Der 9Gume.
8. Gds SpriBen nit 8altmilG
nirO i'm 6riibiubr nit grfOlg esgsn
ben 8liit5enite9er angetpenoet.
6israu5 ieben mir alIo, oab Der
&dlioniri6 Der ObIbGume bel Der
DbitbaumpFIeae cine srObe HoIle ipis!t.
@benfo Dibtis 1T nu9 Der llmItanb.
rdb iid piele SbnSihtsr our9 ben
SaItunitri9 srit Der eissntli9en Rin.
bsnpfl:ss ansenommsn baben. WenH
mir unS bic porbin stpGbnten Grim
re. tpssbdlb Der &aliunHri9 Der SbIts
bdume portbeilbaft III, einmdl senausr
cnieben. 70 iommsn mir bod 81 BEN
SAluii:, tsnislbsn ouf ale Sale Uors
sunebmen. leIblt fpern bic 9Gume fidj
Der beiten @siuRbbeit erfrsuen. glatt.
tinbis. frei BON Snisttsn. MOoIen,
Nle8ten unt alssn limb. Gls Bog
: teusunsSmittsl sesen i4dbIiGs GiE'
flifit lit Der anitri4 INNER uni@dB.
bar.
Ssbr rirtfdm III Der aoltunItrit
s.sen !6dolids 8ittsrunsssinFli!is
| sSn'rdub.n, sIponiertsh 2deen obEr bei
friihb!iib:nben Gorten. bic bur9Raht.
froft Iei6tn. ODER BEL G4Gbiguns b.y
Yliitben Surd Na9tfrSIts 1T ss uns
mOaIih, ourh ben 4dltdnHri9 bas
austreib.n unb 8liibsn Der 9Gums
I'm minbeit,ns IL Gage binous5uI6ie.
zen (olfo rim 3uriidbultsn bss SofteS
~ betpirien). poburd bic g.fobr bes
grfrisrsns Der 8liitbs bsIeitist III uns
Tdnde Grnte e~erettet tptrben fam.
ginen UorSislidsn S9ub bistst Der
anitrid dud sssen GroffaGbsn uno
Sipdr secsn bic fog. GrOftrifis unb
precipitation. 0iefs entfttben burt;
has @efrisren bes n~ufitsissnbsn Sof.
tss ndf iehr marmsn Dintertoaen unS
n~odfolaenbsr itarisr adIte, bic tpeiee
Hurbs bss &alt.s refleitisrt sben Die
ScnnenItrohIsn 10 fpiriiam, bab leins
Saftbeto.euns sintrit!. au9 eegsn
Sis nudtbsiIisen ginilifis allSu gro.
her 9iBs i'm CONNER f9ibt Der I'm
ftrid ben Gtamm.
Rettunq BON Sbieren BEL 8rGnb.n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
Rmmcriitiihes.
Ter seritreute prOfeHOr.

SO mar sinmal Elm proIsIIor,
Ger mar 10 i6redli6 SerItreut,
Die Acknowledgment Sa9sn,
yergab sr BON geitern uuf beut'.
limb ais zines i9Snsn Soees
Der CUTE profeiIor bsiGlob
Sn ben StanO Der gbe gu trstsn,
Weil i'm ous alIeinIein psrbrOb.
Gci&ah's, buB am unbern Rorssn
Der unsIudielise Munn,
auf ieinen geitern oefoBtsn
Gntf4lub, iih Oerse6Ii4 bsiann.
Sbm iuar bon Der gun3eH @eT6i9te
grinnerlif nur nod bas:
.@r pclIts in Gtuos tretsn =
unb pubte nidt mebr-in@dslS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
@&pi.riss aufaab,.

griter 8rieftrGsst: Sd slaub. gar.
Su biit be5eft9 : 3psiter @risftrG'
ger: Sft aud tein Du. Munb.r,...
bah bu einsn 9ri. Brief on Stub.n'
ten Stffel aeis.nblnbis ob3ussb.n"
unb fu&e ihn nun i6On in Der brsi'
Sebnten Rneips!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
aoIla. Qnf6ouuna.

4ofiirer (.ines GartsntOnsertss):
9s6uusrs. sic babsn nur Elm Billet =
bd tonn ibrs SoGtsr niGt nit bsrsin!
Grou: gbsr i9 Bit Sic. tpessn benz
iIeinen 8inb brouHsn Ste bod ni4t
m,br Muiit gu MAIDEN!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
Der Qotisnt.

arotGum 8ranttm: .Gs freut mid.
sic bsifer gu finbsn, sic Iinb nutiir'
lid meinsr 9erOr6nuns e.fOIstg"
Rrdnter: yNtin, 9ultOr, bos bin i'd
ni9t, font battle i9 DObl SuIs unb
8eine sebro9en!" = arat: rDts fo9"
- 8runter: .MsiI ID Sbr. MeSiSin
sum Senfter binous mari unb i'm
hritten Stod ipobne."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
GrtrSer

Gi3 borf.Ilenb) .gntf@uIbissn 9i,-
mein 0oms lit Msieri" -SldponiI9et
gbslmdnn: .Bitte Isbr = brauGtn Iia
bssbolb gar ni1t entI9uIbistn. Sd
hsiB lOsur nit aeipsit sl msIbsn -
Stontppitfd!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
gissnt6HmIi@ss gOrosn.

arr.ftont H.: .@arum biTt 6u
bsnn einseipsrrt, 9~Gmerab2" ar'
reliant g.: .Dsil i'd BON sinsm alien
@u4srer flint Sbattr sslisb:n babe"
arrsitont a.: sOus bob' i9 msin
Gebtas nt&t sebOrt. bub man tpsssn
@elbbOr9ens sinseipsrrt tpirb." = Or.
reliant g.: YSu. ubsr i'd bab' ben
&erl erft nisberi4lustn miiiien, bsOor
er's bsrdussegsben bat" -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
GbdmberIain's 6uNeu 1leOt,in
bilft Ole uatur.

ReOisinen. bic Die Matur belTsn.
inb INNER am tuirtiamRen. Cham.
b%erIain's Suiten.M ebisiu bon6elt
nod bteiem Blame. Sic bait BEN
9uiten Surid, 1917 beu GustuurT uu6
bilft bic 9ntur, bas Sbfem In eiueu
peiunbeu 3nfianb MISREPRESENTATION.
Sic III iber einen grOBen 9heil Der
ciuiliirten Welt tbrer unih6bboren
Giaenihniten tpeeen berfbmt. gou-
Ieube babeu ibren bDben 9ert Sc.
seuat. sic wirtt fueeen iebe sulo.
se, onB eiue @ridltuus in cine 2un-
aenent5anbane iibereebt. Yum gers
tauf bel Baltsr Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
Wioeritru9:

pupd: ~0u buIt N.nus. @Ifrsb! Sine
oIte aeDensrsssI iost: 0u iOIlit Su sI'
fen %uufbOren. fusnn GO Dir ON bsIten
f4medt." - alfrsO: rabsr pupu, Cd
t4medt mir ia nod Hiht ON bslten!"-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
@.pdblt.r umaona.

Ridter: @nssflustsr, Sic f4sin.n
febr i4lt&ter llmsaHa su babsn9 -
Mnsttlaster: 8 bite, felt Ssbn Sdbren
babe Id tets nur nit Germ pom gs'
ri&t ~ thun.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
G6ne[I entfhIpEisn.

STUDENT: Run ptiB i'd nidt, foil
i'd meinen ROd D.rIeben OOer msine
uhr9 - SuIt, natiirTi9 msins ubr, bic
osbt INNER Dor"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23

lin 9stroIeumfltds gu entfsrnsn
leat man ben StOff iibsr Elm nidt IL
pormss @iiaeIeiIsn; bic Sibe entftrnf
ben Sled, cbns BEN Stoff 5u l&aben.
glas qapier snifernt man peiroIeums
flsde ipsnn man bns gopisr ibeE bis
camp, balt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
u Der cuarta.

prOfdiOr: v@.r fi,l b.nn bort bin.
ten bon Der Bont2" - S9ol5: I'D
Soft. ss 1T Miillsr, er 1T ~mauittObl
unb riibrt fid nidt." = p~rOfefOr:
.S., MiilIer. biIt gu tobt9" - RiI'
Ter: nRe, tOOt nidt, ubsr iprddIOs."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
Quf Bel 6o6aeitsr,i[e.

Dam (na9 9ur6fabrsn zines Ian.
gen Eunnsls): rTu, @9db, bisicr
tunnel bat bret Millionen Mdrt 8u
0oustt getoiet!~ Slnse Srdu:
.O0s TT Ct abr aud tp.rtbIH
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
Qi, p,rth.iIte @api.a,rmutt.r.

o.: sd bssreife ni&t. baB Ii9 S.rr
SiOItebt nit sinsm 1Gb@en Dsrbeiru'
then mill, bus d9t S9psftern bat
g.: ,0ds seT9iebt ipcbI besbalb. uTa
bic S@pi.sermuttst mtbr gu Dsrtbsis
fen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
9rudfe5Isr.

y. Sn bisfsr trddiissn 9ifIo battle
loon Der 4Ommsrsi,nrotb felt bisI.n
Sabrsn &c I obnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
60 tpor's ni6t asm,int!

!Serr lin bic 9lpOtG:te trstenb): sc.
ben Sic mir Elm 3uspfIafsr!" = apu'
tbetsr: vWOIIsn Sic ems binttr bt.
Obrsn9" = Serr: Sic itnb elm GrO'
bian, abisu!@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
War ju .rtuart.n.
Sold by All Druggists.

.grf Dor sinem Wonate tamsrt
Stellu unb i'd therein. baB mir ftets
gut. Greunbinnn iein un6 uns IN,
iere TtbI.r iebsn Gag riidbaItsIos bor'
buItsn riirbtn." - rgtun, unb tbut ihr
Sds nO9g - 80 nsin, mir buben f@cn
felt 20 Susen ttiu DOrt miteinunb.r
OeiprO8en."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23

@uIdssfdirre, bic man BON ben
cnaeiebten SettreItsn meiit nit Gobas
.ipaiier rcinist. lam man bel raider
un6 mibslOisr iGubern, tpsnn man
einen fcu6ten 2oppen in sttpas Rod.
idIa toudt rnb oomit bic @si&irre aat
nusrsibt,A
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23

lin bds anbrsnnsn Der Mil6 ,u
Derhiitsn irille man ben 9Opf srf nit
rsintm @cfier aus, bnmit 6erIslbe
fsudt If, iYtnn bic MiI9 bin.intommt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23

KodoI Dyspepsia Cure
''nisests what lou eat"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
sdlreaIide sdmer,en sdinSert.

8urd idredli&e Shmersen ee.
peiniet tnfDlee Der @efte u~nuerbou.
ten Speiien, nabm Is. o. @rapfon,
BON 2nIn, NiR., Or. Rings Rem
9ife Bi1s, init benz Rtiultnte, = tute
er ihreibt. .bnB ih Iurirt uurbe."
GGe Rnaen uno @ebdrmennorbnnn,
gen tuerben peboben ourh ibrem Itn.
oernoen Siublaana beiOnbere Gi0ens
ihofteu. 25 Gents In Balter Bros.
apDtbefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
EDW. WALL,
WOOD ALOON1
.~sesenuber Der g,abI.,


NNtb - <lSVs
Dies 1T Der ~eIeeonisIte 9aIoon in Ser.
mann unb Tinoet man bort aud bic beiten
9etr6nfe nno Gi9arren.
SeionoerS quite Dbistps. aleiniaer
a9eni IN 6ermann fir ben beriibmtsh unb
ed1ten Bourbon unb Rpe DbtStp ben Ger
man OiItiains 60. preis berieIbs tpis In
Der Dtftiuerp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
ROBERT WALKER.
RtAsanwaIt 4. ifE'xtliHr nGtGr,
Wtaann

,.,! s.i: q s s.sasIa =. s,, ,,si,s; s :;SSAIsst r. I:
iislSS Rsbsrt maISsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
@sfasft.

.Die tOmmt .s, Oat Der pr.is Oss
aiIO aurtOffeIn btusr gar ni6t in bi.
SSbe sssansen ilt9 SOnIt tpirb Der
prsis i'm Dintsr ftets erb6bt." - Der
SsmiI9tpaursnbGnblsr: nGs 1T bunn
10 bel Isi9ter unb bsquemer, 6as Sc
tpi6t 3u O%erminbern."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
gu bt.l.

.GrGuIein 9itt.rtI.. III nit ibr.n
, euen photographer iebr unSufriss
ben" = sd ipeib tuirtlt9 nt9t. tpus
rum. sic fiebt burauf beb.utenb iiins
ger aus aIs lie it," .Sa, fis tpOllte
aber, bub fte iiiHs,r uusItbsn fOIlte,
oIs fte gu fein Dprsibt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
Slid.

Bob: mas 1T lOs9 Sait bu sesrbt,
neil bu 10 sliidieIis brsin iduuit2 -
Did: Rein. Sd tpOIIte mir einsn CABIN
sieben Iaiien, aber Der Doctor mar
ni4t gu 9uuis."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
@aber.

Gruu papisrlsr: sd bin iiber3eust,
boB BIZ mid misnes 9elOes pilIen &c,
beirutbet bait" Ssrr pupisrler:
~0ieies MiBtruuen 1T cine biretteSOIse
betner l9Ie9ten G~eipobnbsit, bid Ttets
I'm Spissel au beiduuen."
Sn Der ausitelIuns Der Rinftlsrinnsn.
r@ie lam Sbre Grsunbin fir ibr.
8ilber muir 70 I1rsienbe 5arbsn ndbs
Itng" rSo. pifisu sic Bonn ntdt.
LAB II. tuub iitg1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
Osfinition.

n@nterlebsn. mas lit benn gsnial2-
. -GIles mas mir einbrinst.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-30

contrary to expectations the barge
Falcon. once loaded with 500 tons of
good ice. and found to be leaking. did
not go to Bath for repairs. The ice
was being shipped by the American Ice
Co. and the barge loaded to full capa-
city required more depth of water than
was available, but this was not known
until the work of loading was over.
About this time the seams opened and
the cargo was flooded. Pumps were
used and the water was from time to
time removed. Pending an investiga-
ton the barge remained at the dock
and later calkers arrived and made
necessary repairs. The ice has now
melted away and in view of the pres
ent market price of the product the
loss is certainly an appreciable one.
The barge Edith took about 500 tons
and the Vastly will take like amount.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-30

ucation in the country schools of Read
field and winthrop. graduating from
the Winthrop High school in 1890. and
from Kents Hill in 1892. After 1 year
at Wesleyan University and 3 years at
Amherst College, he was graduated
from Amherst in the Glass of 1897.
After completing his college course he
began teaching in The Little Blue
School He also taught at Dow Acad-
envy. n. H.. and Summit, N. J. For
the past years he has been professor
of chemistry and physics In Maryville
College. Tenn. Ripon College has q
large endowment, and large and well
equipped chemical laboratories, and Is
one of the best colleges in the North
west Prof. Gilman is well known in
this section as an example Of self
made" man and his friends will be
glad to know of his success.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-30
Funeral of Late Lorenzo p, PeasIcc,

The funeral of the late Lorenzo P.
Peaslec was held at = o'clock yesterday
afternoon from the home on Plea mt
street, Randolph. Gardiner Lodge. K.
of p. attended and there were many
others present. The flowers were ex-
tremely beautiful and included many
set pieces from societies to which Mr..
Peaslee belonged and from other
friends.
Rev. Oluf Tandberg performed the
services and Miss Mildred WadswOrth
rendered a beautiful solo. The knights
of Pythias services We're held at the
grave. The bearers, who were chose ,
from members of the knights of
Pythias. We're c. o. Davenport. d. S.
McNaughton, c. NJ. Dale. w. +. john
son. j. A. Mcdonald and II. l.. Porter
Interment was at Oak Grove cemetery
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-30
Funeral Of Late George {. Royal.

The funeral of the late George E.
Royal was o6eld yesterday afternoon
at his home in this city. The house
was filled with relatives and friends.
Rev. J. r. Clifford officiated.
The floral tributes were many and
beautiful. Among them was a beauti-
full pillow of asters, roses and sweet
peas from the children; bouquet of
asters. Mrs. w. A. Switzerland:
bouquets of sweetpeas, asters and
hydrangeaes. Mr. and Mrs Jerry Preble
and family: pillow of white asters.
cabmen and expressmen; bouquet, Mr.
and Mrs. Ruel Weymouth: asters. Mrs.
ID. Wiles: asters. Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Pray and family: asters. Miss Caroline
Jewett; asters. J. NJ. Larrabee and
family; basket, John Read and Grace
Read; sweetpeas. II. G.. Barker; asters
and pinks. F. d. Loring; bouquet, Olive
Littlefield and Austin Larrabee; sweet
peas. John Read and Grace Read;
bouquets, James Hodgkins; bouquet,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hodgkins: bouquet,
Elsie f.. Dill; asters, DIR. and Mrs. Cobb
The bearers were: l.. A. Peacock,
c. NJ. Shorcy, Walter Millett. and w.
l.. kimball The intermcnt was at Oak
Grove cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-30

About so members of st. Omer Com
mandery. No. IL. K. T., left on the 7.05
train. Wednesday morning. for Moose
pond for a days outing as the guests
of the Commodore Club. The route
Was by way of Pittsfield and Hartland.
where boat was taken to the scene
of the days festivities. The Sir
Knights were favored with a fine day,
and with the weather conditions per-
feet there was little else needed to
make the occasion successful one.
Although Moose pond is far from the
salt water. a clambake was enjoyed
on the shore the clans having been
shipped fresh from the coast for the
use of the party. A fine lot of Holsters
also came with the consignment. Each
guest was given liberal allowance.
and the feasters had only to shut their
eyes to imagine that they were on the
shore Of the briny deep. say Squirrel
Island, or Crescent Beach, or Old Or
chard, or any other of the places at
which Waterville citizens are accus-
toned to go to breathe salt air. 1t
was with regret that the start for home
was made, and the Sir knights arrived
on the evening train rather tired. but
every man glad that he had participant
ed in the outing. and heartily sorry
for the fellow who stayed at home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-30
City Marshal Thompson Will Resign.

1t has been currently reported for
some days that City Marshal Fen B.
Thompson wished to retire from the
berth occupied by him since March Z
and his Intention is now definitely sub
stantiated by letter of resignation to
the mayor and board of aldermen. 1t
is understood that the resignation will
be accepted and that the election of a
new official will take place in connec-
ton with the State election in Septem-
Der.
Mr.. Thompson's action is somewhat
of a surprise but his reason for giving
up the office are said to be wholly per-
sonal. He has been a worthy and
conscientious official and will retire
from public life with good record be-
hind. There is no light as to his pos
sible successor. The Republican eau
Gus for the choice of candidate will
be held soon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-30
about taking Ayers Sarsaparilta,

Two custom inspectors and an assist
ant had gone down on the Illini under
special instructions and had been put
aboard to take Mr.. Bryan's declaration
and make the usual examinations Of
hand bags and trunks.
When the baggage had all been
passed and Mr.. Bryan was ready to
descend to the Nebraskans' tug there
was another outburst of enthusiasm.
which was taken up with a will this
time by those on the crowded decks Of
the Princess Irene.
AS he set foot upon the tug Mr.. Bry-
an was nearly mobbed by the Home
Folks" who had as guests many Dem
ocrats from other states.
All seemed to be old friends and
many were greeted by Mr.. Bryan by
their Christian names or some given
names which had lasted from boyhood
days All this time the whistles on the
craft which swarmed about the Princess
Irene were footing madly. Flags were
being dipped everywhere and from the
shores small craft were putting out in
multiplying numbers.
MIR. Bryan was called upon for a
speech by the Nebraskans. but he con-
fined himself to telling them. In
purely personal vein, how happy he
was to be home again and what a de-
light and surprise 1t had been to him to
find so many of his Home Folks" on
hand to greet him.
After being on the tugs more than
half an hour, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan were
transferred to the Illini and taken to
the landing where they went ashore to
mass the night at the home Of Mr.. Nix