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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-10

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Der Belt oas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AUDI in ben umliegenoen Ortihnften
uerbreitet. Sn oem nahen Stdotdaen
@binaen befinoet iidh 4. 3. geaen,
mdrtie bas beoeutenofte Brdsiiionss
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iiberbaupt DDrgenOmtnenen Nihun'
aen nu8gefiibrt tueroer.. sc tueroen
bic tnanniafaltieIten Nrbeiten ausge.
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ssabriten uno 1bnlihe Dinae. Ole
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fabren bic Hobitoffe aun1hit cine
mebr 1oer meniger unfangreibe 8e.
arbeitung i'm geidIoiienen 8etrieb.
meroen bon 6eimarbeitern rueiter be.
banoeft uno febren enblib ole iertiQe
Nrtifel mieoer in bic sSabrit suriid.
m0 Die 5hluBarbeiten. oaa Wtonties
rem Der Wagen. oas Suitieren Der
GetDifte un0 bas Holieren oorae.
nummen meroen. Dle 8abl Der
6eimarbeiter in Der s5einmebanit lit
in oieiem Besirt iebr beoeuteno. am
arDBten ift fie immer nod in Onits
mettiuaen ielbit, 100 Weritdnonis uno
6anofertiatett fir oieles Ghaffen
iib BON ben Bdtern auf bic S6tne
uererbt baben. Das Gbiabaebiet er,
ftredt fid1 iiber ben aanaen &untis
nent. ia iogar biz mad england uno
Wmerita; natnentlid Die @aaenfabri.
fation uirb nirgenos in DeutIblano
in ar6Berem llmfanQe betrieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-10
ydaltdle Spurtiten sdllninnnru

nab galifornien, ebenio nad ct.
9OuIs oia Eeras Il Bacific Bohn
obne @ehiel. Sbreibt an iraenh
einen 9ifet Naenten peaen oielea
ueuer Gieuites Doer an 6. g. 9ur.
uer, @enerals BaNaaiersgeent. Dal.
[os. QernS.
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gebemermes,er Wnrf.

sSamillenaarten. NlIerleiDsilderei,
prooufte. Borsiiglide Slide. Reih.
haltlge Speiie' Garte. 9elIerfriItbes
Sone Star Bier. sseiueBeine un6 ans
here @etrante. aufmertiame Beoies
nung. Cars laufen bis Mlitternadt.
pbdlspp @esktsr, Giaentamer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-10
Gtaat Dbto Eolsoo,y
Queag Gountn. sa.

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isre Vartasr s Ssr Girma J. :. Gbsnsp q 6 o.
eenanntem County unb Staate, tut uno oos Be.
lsgts Girrno bic Summs bon etnbuuSen
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miro, Der bnrtb ben @ebrau@ bon SaIl's ia,
tdrra Gur nidbt 9ebsilt tperosu tann.
GrantS. Gbeuep
- Btlhiuoren DOR mir nno unterIhrieben
Siessl in meiner @eaenwart am 6, Se,sms
--N- Der u. 8. 1886.
Y. 20. @leaion, 6ffenilider gOtar.
pats Ratarrb BUR lpiro innsrlid aensnmen
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sni6ititn, >s'D''''' ''''
8. ). @bsusp Co., Soleoc, 8.
sebmt SaH's EamiliensDiHen flIr Bern pfuro.
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Die @im m n N

Die oimmana Wa tr a.
BEN s abri { fertiat Watraben,
8liien uno Bulfter an uno maht cine
Speaialltat aus alien Neparatur. Or.
beiten in ibrer 8nonhe. @arantiert
iorafdltiaite Gusfiihruna a(er Gut.
trd6e. Office uno 5abrit 300 georo,
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-10

- @eht su Bur9ftalter 8
9 aloon uno q itaurant, 8il.
lita'StraBe neben Der Sale Der per,
maunsisbne.
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8ei ueberltamenmungen in
ben rllerifaniiden Stdaten Safiaco
uno GDllma ioaen iiber buabert 2eu.
te um's 2eben aefommen iein.
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@mlf S6pre 8abu

Nb abrt.
Rad 9abernia, Sutberlonb Springs.
StodeaIe, tagltm, 800 8Drn,
Nnfunft.
Bon StDdoale. Sutherland Springs uab
aautrnta. taaltth. 2:3o 4sadm
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AZ. s.. & Z. Sabn.

9iab Bocu, JOrt 8ortb, Dallas, aau(as
gitp, ct. 9Duis unb Chicago, tagltb,
(Snniet Depot .....,....8.45 Nben6s
41calaug uia SmithbiIle. ....7. .l0Borm.
Nufuuft:
Son gbicaao, ct. 9Duis, Ranios gitp,
Dallas, Iort 9sortb unb @aco, t6alih
(Suniet Depot ...........8 Ntoroeus,
NDcalauq Uia Smithnille. 80. g,O5 @5eu6s
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GifenbaDu= =sSabr=Ylall.
5. Il o. W. 8al)a.
Nbfohrt

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................4 ubr unb 500 @orm.
Nada ct. Souls, Nempbis unb benz
Often. ti................1.20 ubr nabm.
Nab Noro SeTos, aanias gitp Mnb
St. Sorts ..S.l5 nbenoS
Wod NeEtto. o............... 1920 pOrms
Nntunft.
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Won Iocalen 0unften ...... sos narbnl.
8en ct. 3onisn u. oem 0fen:ll .05 abenbs
Won 9areoo lia6 0terif0. :. loo naebm.
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Nbtohrt.

Racb guerD, goatum, Soaitou unb Sol.
net0n, t6gltcb. ........... .8.45 Born.
unb 10.l5 Nbenos.
Rad Corpus gbriiti, Gofpert un6 Bee,
bile t69liA. 1890 uno abenbs.
Nah Borne uHb sterrotlIe. taslib -.
................... 1900 Born.
antunft.
Bon guerD, g)oatum, 1puFon uno Gal.
oeiton, tdglib. .....7.30 moreeus uno
OsOO NUCHuS. s.s..
Bon Gorpns Gbriiti. Rodport un6 See.
ptue tdgltb.........7.30 moraens uno
2.05 na@nl. ................ ........
Bon BbGne nno 8errnille. ta9licb 80.
....,.....,....... 40 Wbenbs,
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SdOweittfras mltnid)t Gat)

@enn Sbr @uh iraenome uieoer.
loifen pollt. tut es entlanq Der 2is
ME Der
Gait 9lntonip & 2lranias
9saB Sahu,
i'm @arten' Diitritt oes Staates. sc,
iunohelt uno &llma uniibertrpffen.
SilIiae 2dnoereien fir oen Tarner,
Wiarttgdrtner. Sbits uno Biehslhter
Weaen gIn8elbeiten menoet @ud, an
@eO. s. HuptUn, 9. 8. g.,
San Nnt0niu. 9eras.
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DRS. HIGHT 4 WHEAT,

:satn6rste. Sids=6ebanoe.
vie sahn6rstlibeu Nrbeiten uno Spet
sialitat. bic berishrnie beutiGhe EDrSeliou<
Gemenf.SiilIuua, be penoue Duplifate
son natlrtithen adhnen berltellt.
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Suatbera 9sacifie 8al,n.

AW WuIUQCEs
Rad Retu Orleans. oouIi0n anb Sal.
oeftou taalirb. ............u II. 40 BORN.
uno. o................... 10. 30 Ghenbs
Nat eagle BaB, gl 8aio. galifornien
uno Rellto ..............9: 300 Born.
Wntuntt.
Bon glep Orleans. Souhon unb gds
neiton tdelib. Muraeus
unb 600 Ra9m.
Bon 81 Baio, Californian unb NeIito
..................... Nbenba,
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Se nnere nasn, louie bic geinder Der Snternatipnas
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-02
H0W'S YOUR STOMACH i?
B,wditch, Webster & Co. Have
a Remedy Which They Guar
antee to Cure the Worst
Cases Of Stomach Trouble.

We wish to tell the readers Of this
rerer about a remedy for Dyspepsia,
Tfiich is = marvel in medicine. 1t cures
the worst cases, from the acute attack
of Indigestion to Chronic Dyspepsia
Dinner Pill, being the prescription of DIR.
aon ard Brighton, England, who. previ-
able practice as a specialist in diseases
~ the stomach. DR.. Hutchinson claimed
that his success was due to the use of
thIs piiI, and since it's introduction on the
american Continent it has performed
Ganderful cures. Mr.. ]. III. Lombard.
Casco. Me-, writes: Il am now past 81
years Of age and have had stomach
trouble practically all my life. I sent and
rot a sample package Of Alberts Little
Dinner Pill. thinking that it would turn
out to be one more disappointment, but
from the first dose l found relief, ana can
say that l am now better than ever be-
fore in my life. 1t is a wonderful cure
Tor Dyspepsia and / heartily recommend
II to all sufferers from stomach troubles.
Aiberts Little Dinner Pill contains no
Physic. no Acid. Alkali, Ginger, Pepsin
Pancreatin, Soda, Morphine or any prep
aration of Opium. or in fact any of the
ingredients usually found in so-called
Dyspepsia cures. 1t cures by removing
the cause and makes the worst cases
we'll, being guaranteed to benefit or the
purchase price returned. At drug stores
or by mail g cents per package, samples
free Address Albert Chemical Co, Bos-
ton, Mass. Sold and guaranteed by Bow
ditch. Webster Il Co. Augusta. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-02
AMUSEHE ENTS.
The Devils Auction.

Tomorrow night Charles II. Yale's
twcnty-fourth edition Of his Ever
lasting Devils Auction" will hc tn"
attraction at the opera House. Man
ager vale promises that this IN"
twcnty-follrth edition will exceed by
far any former presentation Of this
great show play. for as usual with tn"
"Drvil's Auction it has been COM
plctcly con" over. all old matter has
been eliminated and new ideas. f"a-
lures. scenery. costumes ana mcchari-
c;l effects substituted, until mot one
old feature remains.
The entire east, principal dancers,
ballrta ana European vauhevilcs will
be ncN.
TIL. present seasons cast is COM
pos &c most capable artists. head "A
~ Ccor4" II. Tnrark. an exceptionally
clever and popular comedian WHO APP
pears as Toby lie Transformed DON
ky.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-02

f.. w. Church and Architect Arthur
Wing were at Bangor Thursday. where
they went for the purpose Of consult
ing with w. r. Mansur. one Of the
leading architects of that city. NJ.
Mansur was th" architect who designed
the church in the city Of Brewer. from
which the designs fer the new Free
Baptist church to be- built on Grove
street in this city We're taken and Of
which the Augusta church will he a
copy. except that il will be litti.
larger. The work OF construction Of he
new church will he commenced in the
early spring.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-02

The members of the Augusta Base
ball Association are talking NJ Il fair
fer the purpose of raising funds to as
sist in providing good sport in the city
during the coming summer and at n
recent meeting committees We're an
pointed to take the matter in charge.
The move is still in its early Stages.
but the general idea is to hold a three
nights fair. with an entertainment on
the first two nights and Il ball on the
last night. The dates have not been
decided upon. but a meeting of the as
sOciation will be held Monday evening,
March :. at which it is expected that
the dates will be assigned and definite
plans formulated upon which to work.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-02
WARD ONE.

Allcrman-E,dSnn ICcke.
First counclman-Arthur T.. E.own.
Second councilmcn-Ward G. Holmes.
Wardcn-.JOseph Williamson.
Ward clcrk-CharieS 7. pycr.
TOnStabe--Daricl Buckley.
Member of city committee Joseph WI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-02
No More Heart Trouble.

OIIr "Instnnt Relief Heart Remedy h'
overcome All those PAINS in ana afoii.u
the heart. If you have tiutterin": SKID
ping-bcats. nun,bncss or n:;in In leIt SUI
fainting SPELLS. nightmare. Giritc',i.
breathing. swelling Of bands or ieet. VI
any Other symptoms Of the dread disease
send 2Ic for trial box. Something new.
Hundred have been cured and you can
De. Address EoX 20, Augusta. Name; ~. :.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-02
NAMES FIRES.
There Were 1927 in
State Last Year.
Fire Losses Paid Were ST.
386,303 in 1905.
Interesting Facts and Figures in CON-
missioner CarI's Report.

Inc tllillta! report 81 Tie il0n. =. w
Carr of iiuN,.1inianl, State insurance
commissioner. which mas been fled
with the Governor ana council. SHOWS
thaI curing the past year thc total
amount OF risks. written iIl Maine VAS
SIG IJ2 cGj3,. 81. divided as follows: Com
ranieS ot other states ANA court rlcS,
$lt5.1Gl .9a9.1i: Maine .AutliaI COM
}itnirs. Si11.t.tHE.fH: s!n.ciut brokers,
$S-i.1i2.Gi. Tle sum Of s.. ~. .
was received in Il'r.iiiu.i!:i, divided It's
follow $: C,.4pH.ics ui other states and
countries. Tl.316. >3i.05; Maine Mutua!
c"l,I :inieS. %li%.4l..l6; special brokers,
$-a,,ll."--.
Tie SUM of 5l."%@ ,"@>@.+6 WAS paid in
loss, : Of wllrh $l..H>G,t.5. We're of
cninI,nnirS Of otilrr states and cuin-
tl.r, ..ilt. ~, I"G.3i oi liainr Mutual
ruiG,:.,i..s The l"sscs Incurred hy
The lo.ci:;n ;I..siI.:!ti,e c"nipaui,s in
Mnire iur TIE past year Amounted to
81. ;i".r-1.::. ANA Was 51... per cent. Of
the ilcmilin, collected by Tie Sara"
rGnItnit:5 dIIriuS the same period.
The l;,lccnt32" "f uninoWn iiir.s inr
thr Year W.;:, -o.%l per cent. aud Of IN
ctnIilry origin g; per cent.
p,lri!.+, iilc .,;,st Year thrr" were
1a41 tres in Tie stat" of which ="
wrr" 4 total loss and l,dI4 i partial
loss. TIE estimated value "f III"
property was $S,St1..29.oo ana Ill" dam
age. Wl:: s., ~ ,2ooo.
T.!. c:usr.5 oi fires were As follows:
Ncciti..::tll. -; ;:sl"s. IS; boiling over
~ krtil,, Of fat and oil, eight hoiii.:;
o.,r of kettle of tar, four: bnniir"S.
four; brush. n ass and i"T,-Si fires, 81;
bEt;,iaf.i uiir; bHr.iim:s out "i rnt'l-
nry:. ~: clrclrssntSs. =: canGhi
around boiler. eight; caught fron al
coh"l lamp. two: caught from candle.
four; caught from fireplace. II: cnliGiit
ttr!n furnace, II; caG;;ht from gas
let II: caught from gasoline" four;
raugi!t frn,l gasoline stoves, four:
| caught from g.tS EtuVcS. eight: caught
from lamps and lanterns, 30; caught
| from oil Stoves, l.; caught from oven
one: caught from stoves. -; caught
| fron, stove tunnels. ~: children play
| m., with FIRE ana matches. a.; 'i,f"''-
| tive chimm"ys and ilIirs. -: electric"
wircs l.: explosion of gaS, one; eT-
plosinn OF lamps and lanterns, n: eN-
| plnsion Of oil stoves, L: networks.
nine: fumisatin-. one: hot box Gric-
'i"h)' ~ h''c'''i''N' ~ |''
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A.. sr,rl,s from ,,,jnl,.vs ana smoke
| stacks. ~: SI,ark, from forge, one;
| .n,,l.s fran, I,,un,thiyee Is: sharks
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Grl"ftHl'Ht s'.' i'ii'"H. i1''i'A'H ~ ~
| companies 1t y" 'l'h' $'''-"-"' licensees
! /" I'VE '"'il"'I!l'N II - f"'", Fi'''
/ n0. u, ,.'s a. N, ,.cn,.i..s n g.
f! r,rh s,4, 90: licenses to 643 agencies
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-02
WARD SIX.

Alderman Ruel J. .<oyes
First c0uncilman-William W. Wing.
Second councilman-Jefrorson T.. Long
fellow.
Wardcn-Stephcn w. Allen.
Ward clcrk-John w. Pierce
Constablc-IIOward Bruce
Member 70 city committec-Ccorge ".
MOtherWll
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-02
WARD TWO.

Ahlerman-Robcrt W. Pore
First cOunclmln-D. Frank Moore.
Second cotmcilman-Lconard y. Clark.
Warden-IIarry s. Thompson.
Ward Clerk-fiarry NJ Lyon.
COnstable-JOhn w. Pr0u;.
Member Of city committro-I. Leonard Y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-02

The black mare Dollie T.. which was
recently sold by George w. Wadleish
Of this city 10 Winthrop parties. has
changed hands aglin anI II uo.y tie
property of Prof. VIM. T.. C;,r nno
director of the Maine music festival.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-02
WARD THREE.

Aldcrman-Everett W. Mower
First counciman-Elmcr T.. Ncwhart
Second Edward y. Gage
Warden-Charles RI. Dutton.
Ward clerk-F.llery II. Folsom.
Constable-Wallace s. T.aia.
Member OF city cOmmittcc-tr. G. Tla"~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-02

a special meeting "f the Augusta
Social and Athletic 'iuh will be held
AT the club rnomS al o'clock this
cvcniac. ana III members are request
ci 10 Dc present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-02
WARD FIVE.

Aldcrman-Edwn u. Cony
First cnuncilman-.Iamt S. Duncln.
Second councilman-Rcx O. Church.
Warden-IInward S. Ruhin.
Ward Cl-rk-Cl,arlr+ g. Elick
rOnstablo-Iforacc II. IIagan
Member of city committ-c-Pex {
I.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-02
WARD EIGHT,

Ald"rman-John F.. Church
First councilman-H. G.. Dnc.
Second co,mcilman-F;. r. Fletcher.
WHrden-C. IT. Smith.
Ward clerk ElbridGc G. Porham.
C"nstahle-.Ioserh A. Carey.
Member Of city committon-.ToSenh Ga
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-02
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
for Ward Officers Made at
Adermen's Room Thuroday Evening".

The Democratic caucuscS of The eight
wards; of the city were held in til" alder
mems room at the city building ThurHi"y n
evening for the purpose of n"mnatin',
ward officers. and the follrNin@ were
chosen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-02
WARD SEVEN

AlGerman-William J. Skehan.
First cOiinClman-Enoch Merrill.
Second COuncilman-S. G.. G.. Ward.
Warder-MTe,villc T.. Wight.
Ward Clerk-Rohert w. Welch.
Constahle-J. ri. Whitney.
Member of city committee-WilIam J
Ci,ah1n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-02

M7rch came in like q lion all right.
with III" mercury at zen" a: d, ID X
Thursday moi.n,i.G. ANA ! wini from.
ihc North that was anything but lamb
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-02

Journal want ads tell
your story directly to .
iSree and appreciativs -.
sernbIy ror tho solo pur-
pose Of Isnrnin~ your nsSas
aad 6Usir.A
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-02
WARD FOUR.

Alderman-Adolphus S. Cyr.
First cOrnciman-B. W. Cote
Second comcilman-WaItcr T.. Han.
Warden-Fred Patnaude.
Ward Clerk-E. w Hanks
Constable-Omer Patnaude.
Member Of city committ-"-J. A. III
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-02

II 10 not tho number OF IN.
swers your classified ads bring
thar determines the success OF
your advertisins--five bona hds
Inquiries result in moro deals
than 25 from mere curiosity
seekers. .ourrs. ads bring
pens fds inquiries. The eost
- ssiok 4 . oav-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-02

sion Of inland fisheries and game, has
received letter from one of the war;
dens up in the Forks township, which
would seem to indicate that some
of the inhabitants of that section are
addicted to running deer with dogs. in
spite of the fact that the practice is
forbidden by law. In the letter the
warden cites an incident where he
hunted down one OF these dogs and
killed it. after several hours Of work.
He first heard the barking of the dog
a long distance from him, and after a
hard chase. it being very difficult to
locate the direction of the animal, he
ut length struck the tracks of the dog
and deer and later came upon the deer
which the dog had killed. Taking the
carcass over his shoulder, he then fol-
lowed the track Of the dog until he
came up with him. At that
time the dog was with his mas
ter. but that made no difference with
the warden. and he dropped the ami
nal in his tracks. The deer was sold
to poor family for one dollar. and the
money turned over to the department.
Major T. F.. Hartnett Of Portland
was at the Capitol Thursday. on bust
ness connected with some Of the de-
partments.
Miss Sadie Lord of the adjuiant gen
erals Office, is ut her home in Belgrade.
called there by the illness of her
father. VIM. Lord. who is suffering
from bronchial pneumonia.
The following corporation has filed
its certificate of organization nj the
office of the secretary of State:
Credit Guide and Guaranty Co. or
ganiZed at Bangor. for the purpose of
iadjustins merchantile claims. with
$500. 900 capital stock, of which moth
! ing is paid in. Officers: President. j.
Burr Williams of Bangor; treasurer
| Edgar l.. Matthews of Bangor. torii-
ficate approved. March /, 1906
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-02

Chairman Carleton. of the commits
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-02

Governor Cobb has received an in
,.,,,,ion from Miss Mary y. Nowland.
principal of the Madawaska training
schooI at Fort Kent. inviting him to
he present at the examination and
closing exercises Of the school. which
win occur i'm May. The letter has been
forwarded 10 the governor az his home
IN RocklInd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-02

A few days ago one of the bangor
papers contained paragraph in It's
Augusta column which said that "Re-
posing in a junk heap in the basement
of the state house are the buStS of Lin
coin and Patrick Henry that at one
time before the remOdelling used To
grace the mantel of the executive
chamber" and as might have been
expected, the paragraph was not suf-
fered to pass unnoticed. In fact, with
in a day or two after the statement ap-
pcared an application was received at
the capitol from one Of the members
of the last House. WHO wished the
busts, that he might place them on
The mantol in his office. The writer Of
the above paragraph must have had
n mistaken idea regarding the Junk
beap i'm the basement of the state
house." as no such thing exists in the
Capitol. There is. howcvcr, n room in
the basement Of the building which is
used as Il store room, in which are
stored the chairs ard other furniture
which are used only during legislative
sessions, and in this room are also
stored the busts referred to. but they
are not i'm n junk heap" or for sale.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
BECOMING BEcGARs.

Andrew Carnegie politely tells rs that
we are getting To b nation Of beg
gars, and We are scarcely IN position
to deny it. We fguratiyely sit at the
feet Of the very wealthy men and grasp
as the crumbs that fall Or are swept
from their table. The other day those
interested in securing an endowment for
Pittsburg female educational institute
were in qnandary as to the fent Of
the gold supply. But they were not in
qnandary long. AT once they bethought
themselves Of the kind man who occa-
sionally inhabits skibo castle. And
forthwith they went to this kind man
Of skibo with the personal appeal for
aid. Carnegie heard them and then
firmly told them that the time is COM
ing when Pittsburg would have to get
along without his aid; indeed, the time
was at hand The grip on the money
bags closed and the seekers for the
endowment looked elsewhere. Like yer.
liable bsggaEs they were turned away as
the passerby on the street turns down
the ragamuiiin who pleads for quar-
ter. The time was when American pride
wostld have torn the seekers at the re-
buff. II It had permitted them to make
the appeal At all. But not SO now. Re-
fused for tbs time, they viii wait q
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-04
ACKNOWLEDGE FAILURE.
WorISnen and Prcletariat to Organize q
New Armed Revolution.

st, Petersburg, Jan. II, 2:40 a. M
The general meeting Of the workmen's
pounciI and If Representatives of the
froletariat organizations, which WAS held
aefoss the Finnish border, lasted for 80
hours, adjourning only an hour ago. The
practical result of the meeting was a
profession that the government had
proved to be too strong Id its fight
against tie strikers, and the prolctariat
organizations and thar II would be nee
essary to organize On d new basis THE
armed revolution 10 which The delegates
81 the meeting were committed.