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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-01

PITTSBURGH p. " ha
# szkoly par. 6w stanislawaiI
|odbyiy sie z sobote nis-
dzlele plekne pred dataWienia
featralne dane p1zez lziaci
szkolne pod sii6atr
6lnyola Nazaret tane
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-01
WILKESBARRE.

+ WILKESBARRE, Pa,
Wieczorem 1890 lutego W
miasteczku Freeland, ks. Ka-
rol Palducek proboszcs pa
rafii slowianskiej, sw. Jana
.zostal napadniety przez nie-
znanego mezczyzne, kt6ry
mu przecial gardio i uderzy}
" " glove. rs. Paldncek jesz
cze zyjje, lecz stracn przytom-
nose
w nieobecnosei, sWej sluz-
by, ksiadz Palducek sam OF
worzyl drzWi, gdY ktoa DO
Mich zadzwonif. Do przedslo-
.nka wszeH nezzezyzna ma
.tychmiast utopiif n6z Y kaI-
ku ksiedz "a. DrugI CLOS pre-
|cial mn gardlo. Po ,tych clo-
sach zbrod uderzyl go
SLIME " glove raniac go ho-
|lesnie. Ksiadz jednako-
Woz zdolal zawle,c sic do sWe-
|go pokoju, gdlzie znaleziono,
go nieprzlytte ) ten temneg
"a domo1e . y ypadku
parafianiie okropniie sic obu-
rzyli. 2 Polcya obaWia sic lyn-
|czu v razie eehWy ycenia
|zbrod dniarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-01

AN'|'IICO 3, / rzY
Wyborach miejskiich odnies-
Il polacy o a-I s.I
d. n1iejskiej bra1lych
atalo polak;6 councilna-I
now = 70: Antonii G6recki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-01

1 = 9-44
Wszystkie gazety dalej wy
razaia swe obsarzenie ma fakt
IL rad dostarczaf picnic edzy
Gaponowi. Wyszedl ma Jaw
ten fakt, gdy . organizacyi
wykluczono MatuszeWskiego
oskarzonego 0 dyfraudacye
tych fundusz6W. MatuszeW-
ski iednakoWoz broni sic,
zapewniajac, ze got6W jest
zlozyc sprawozdanie, . kazdej
@kopiejki otrzymanej, j jako
dow6d IL ME otrzymywano
Cd rzadu pien;edzy na odgry-
wanie roll niegodnej, przy-
tacza okolicznosc, ze ich or
.ganizacya ME ma prawa
gromadzenia sic, re ich klub
zamknieto, a Gapon ME m6gf
.otrzymac amnesty. Odpo-
wiadaja ma to r6zni wtajem-
niiczeni, ze Rad kary te wy
znaczal jedynie "a ME dose
scis}e stesowanie sic do jego
wskaz6rek.
|PARYZ, 26 lutego W}adze
przy pomocy policyi " 20
koscio1ach spisywa}y inwen-
tarze.W r6znych miejscach
przemoca drzwi rozbijano. Ma
luazii stawiacych op6r straz
ogniowa skierowywa1a sikaw-
ki. Cztery osoby aresztowano
w koseiele sW. Serwana trzei
oficerzy artyleryi po kolei
odm6wili posluszehstWa ge-
neralowi, gdy ten i'm kaza}
Edrzwi robbie.
Izbas posl6w przyie1a usta-
we tyczaca sic pensyonowa-
MIA robotnik6w, mad kt6ra
tax dlugie odbywaiy sic de-
baty. Ma mocy tel usta-
wy, pracocawcy, robotnicy,
i Rad maja przyk}adac
sic do zbierania funduszy
z kt6rego robotnikom wy
placane beda pensye po osia-
gnieciu przez Mich IS roku
zycia.
Kilku m6wc6w pr6bowa1o
terpelowae, Rad W sprawie
maroka6skiej. Premier Rou-
vier odpowiedzial, re debata
mad ta sprawa W tel chwili
moglaby przyniesc szkode
krajowi i radzil ia odfozyc do
chwili zakonczenia lub sus-
pendowania konferencyi "
Algeciras. Zwr6cono uwage
ma to, il Rouvier wspo-
mial Q mozliwoSci suspendo-
wanna kenferencyi.
>W'AlRSZAW WA, rs 1utego.
Poniewaz rad pozwoli1 ma
rodoWcom zWolac Wiec na
Fradze, postanoWlI1 socya.
lisci rozpedzic zebranie. Woj-
sko otoczyio sale zebran j
ztowalo tych Wszystkich
kt6rzy byi aopatrzeni "
bron. Podczas rozruc chow
jeden czfoWiek poni6s1 snaier6
a 15 cs6b pokaleezono.
ODEs,A . 26 lutego. Kiedy
policya Wtargnela do miegz-
kama trzech anarch chistoW oW ci
rzucali bomby dynanitoWe.
Komii sarz Dolicvi. rza1lea do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-01
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK 26 lutego.
Kisdy " sobote parowiec
j ,Campania'' zaWijal do portu
silna fala ulerzyla " okret =
boku. 8 os6b, a. mianoWiciie
5 pasa5er6w i 3 cz1onk6W "a
1ogi doznalo Wstrzasnienia, a
Geese sprzet6W W kajutach u
legla zniszczeniu. Czterejj pa
movie grail " karty iz takim
zamachem zostali rzuceni na
sciane, ze musiano ich prze=-
nlese do lecznicy. PoWt6rne
uderzenie balWanu spoWodo-
walo panowne ich okalecze-
ME " liczbie ranionych jest
J. w. Greenwood z Chicago
Przez ca1y tJdzien podrozy5
kapitan stal ma sWoim po-5
moscie, walezac . rozszala lalym
zywio}em ! ME pozWalal pa
sazerom przebyWac na polka
die. Zanioslo sic 2 tego po.
wodu ma otWarty bunt, kt6-
remu przeszkodzi} mnich z.
Florencyi Dominica Lavaget-
fn ,Ss47E :-z4ss.ss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-01
ADREs WIARIsA: Wiarus s29- =. Str, Winona Minn

J0zef Krzyzahs Ii, Jan Kucki
i S. Sak akoWski. BuTmi-
strzem n,iiasta zosta1 OBJ. Stry
czyhski. Dyrx kborem szk61
Wy brany Karboski.
Wielka strate ponosi
przytem polonia 2 Nanticoke
przeto ze, przepadl p. Krauze
kandydat IA kolektora podat
-k6W. Pan Krauze sprawoWal
ten urzad dotychczas pfzez
diva trzechlecia, kazdy
bezstronny przyznac musi,
ze wykonyWal swojje oboWiaz
ki uczciWie sub1ienie a ola
os6b Q ktoremi " urzedoWaniu
stykaf sic byl uprzejmym !
:us1uznym.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Fran
ciszek i Paulina Czubkowscy
mieszka1i przy ulicy Gar
den, zostali aresztoWani ja-.
ko podejrzani Q kradziez
81 ,315 sWoim ,,bortnikom :.
CHICAGO, I'll. DWaj mlo-
dziehcy St. SchWeitzer j J6-
zef Ga}g6W zalali sobie palke,
poczem wybrali sic do teatru
Tam zapalili papierosy, a u
pomnie enieni przez odzWier-
nego, wszczeli halas, zacho-
sic nieprzyzWoicie ]
opierai sic policyantom. Sc
dzia Mayer skazal obydW6ch
na zaplacenie pc sto dola-
rev kary- kt6ra odsiedza "
domu roboczym, gdzie kaz-
dy 2 mich bedzie miaI przez
6 miesiecy sposobno66 roz-
mY6lania, jak nalezy sic "a
chowywa6 na sa1aeh teatral-
nych j koncertoWych. Wyrok
sedziego Mayer powin.ni So
bic zapamieta6 polscy nnlo-
dzie6cy peWnej kategoryi-
-E+ r , D. p. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-01
BUFF d g N Huczn,

BUFF ALO Huczne
odziny wypraWii sobie nie-
iakis alter WisnieWski "
niedziele. J ypite trunk
oddzia1aly na 11iego pod
.niecajaeo tax, ze WYszed1 d1sz,y
Y nocy na ulice, poezal "a
czepiac przechod 6W, WzyWa-
jac ich do stoczenia . MIN
b6jki. Bohaters kiego mio odziia-
ma przyywiedli do porzadku
.polieyanei Clark j Monczyh- :
ski, zapraszajae go na 6ocleg
"a kratka1ni. Przy VisnieW,-
skim znaleziono revolver.
J6zef Ratajjezak Fyrostek.
16-letni, sc1Wy ytany na kra-
dziezy toWar6W 2 Woz6W ko-.
lejoWych eslany zostai do
donu popraWy Y Elmirana.
ezas ogranicz Rafaj-.
ezak naimo nl odego Wiieku,
staHaI Jul kIlkakrot otnie pred
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-01
kratki sadowe "a przekrocze-
ME si6dmego przy kazaniia.

SOUTH BENZ Ind
Marya Iagodz dzi1ska ktora
Cd dwcch lat przeb byWala "
powiatoWym domu ubogich
zmarla we czwartek liczac.
100 lat zyciia. Podobno zmar-
Ia staruszka ma kilku praW-
nuk6w W Chicago.
Towarzystwo Stanis}aWa
Kostki daIo tn ze5zlej nie-
dzieli przedstawienie amator-
skie pod tytulen ,,Gwiazda
Syberyi0. Pod Wzgledem
finansowym przedstawienie
wypadlo 6Wietnie gra amato-
row byla znakemita ] zaslu-.
gujje ma pochwa}e.
Farmerzy W tutejszej
okolicy zabieraja sic juz ma
.dobre do orki. Jest ogGlne
mniemanie, ze 1agodne po-
wietrze jake. obecnie ma
my utrzyma sic j nadal.
BAY CITY, Mich. Zatrucie
trychninsmi ukazalo sic W
przytulku dla dzieci. Pred
.dwoma tygodnianai podano
ma snadanie kielpaBe aW Kill
ka dni p6zniej objaWi1y sic
.pierwsze symtoma zatrucla.
Osmioro dzieei ley chorych
a jedno mich nawet bardzoI
niebezpiecznie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-01
q NV POI.SKlII.C,H
MERYCE

- -
CHICAGO, III. W obec se-.
diego Kavanagh Wczorajj
przyznano WdoWie Jak6 6ba
Rukcze1s skiego $4,000 odszko-
doWania ze strony kompanii
Ferguson and Long, ktora
.utrzymuje lejarnie na rogu
Willow i Clybourn ave-, die
Ii zabiegom adWokata Ko-
raleskiego.
Jak6b Rukczynski zostai
VT. 1904 zabity przez zela-
20, kt6re ma niego spad1o 2
windy wleja1 nj. Kompania
ME ehciala sic godzic dobro-
wolnie j przyszlo do procesu.
.AdWokacl kompanll staraI
sic doWodzic, jakoby wypa
dek wydarzyl sic Wskutek
nieostr6 6znosci zabitego, kt6-
=rY stanal pod owen zelazen,
.kiedy je spuszczali. Ale Sc
.dziowie przysiegli dali sic.
przekonaG wywodom adwo,
kata raleskiego, kt6ry u
doWodnil ze winda by1a W
niieporzadku,i przyznali wdo-.
vie odazkodoW " sumie
$1,000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-01

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi.
PAM Anna Bernart 2 pm. 80.
Thirteenth ave. zmar1a nagle
" okolicznosciach podejrza-
nych. Jak sic zdaje, MAJ jej
Franciszek W kl6tni uderzyl
ia tax SLIME W glove, ze spo-
wodowal naplyw krWi do m6z-
gu. Bernarta aresztoWano. ].
saloDista Grzegorz Kujawa
q .. 1923 Fourth str. spo-
strzegI kt6regos dnia niedaw-
no, ze Woda kranu wodocia-
gowego ME idzie. PrzyWo}al
plumb1arza rozpoczel! badac
.przyczyne. w zakrecie rury
Y piiwnicy znalezli rybe o6m. q.
cali dluga; widocznie pompa
Wodo ociagu miejs kiego weia-
gnela ia rzekii zapedzi1a
rurami az dwie mile gore
llniasta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-01

49, :
WILKES BARRE, Pa. W
Kopalni Williams " Dureya,
skutkiem od1amania sic Cd
|sk1epienia odlam6w wegla,
zabiicii zostali Jan Siimonik i
Fran nciszek. Ant oWicz, a 20.
kaleczenii ojciech Polski !
Wojciech Bart owsk
Pred tygod dniem zamor-.
dowano Y -Duryeii Franciszka 3
Guzi1skiega. Pierwsze ocho-
Edzenia " spraWie tego NOR.
|derstWa roWadziI sedzia
pokoiu 2. JaeeWicz,
kt6ren1u udaIo sic zaraz 2 POI
czatku przyaresztoWac spra-
wc6W kt6rymii sa N ichal Wa
lukonis j Jan GreszkiieWiicz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-01

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.
Kazimierz Oli6ki straci} swa
prace W fabryce Grand Ra-
pids, Show Case -kompanii W.
poniedziafek, a odprawa tax
go rozgniewa1a ze napadf ma
swego nadzorce 2 nozem y
reku. Olinski dlatego ze ME
miai sposobnosci, q moze ze
inaczei sic namy6lil ME uzy}
swego noza lecz piescia ude-
rzy1 doz6rce. AresztoWano
go pod oskarzeniem napasci
i pobicia. Przyznaf sic do wi
ny W sadie policyjnym j
zapaciI $50 kary i koszta
procesu.
SENCY, Mich, PAM Fran
ciszkowa G6rska, zamieszka-
Ia wraz 2 mezem " East
Munsing, poWi1a " tych
dniaeh trojeta, dWie dzieW-
czynki i jednego chlopczyka
wazacych razem zaledWo y,
dziewiec funt6w. Pred kilku
laty odzina ia uszcze6l 6liWiona
aosta1s bIiznietanai.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-01

ODES'A 26 lutego. Kiedy
policya Wtargnela do miesz-
kama trzech anarchis " ci
rzucali bonby dynan1itoW
Konis polieyii, rzadca do
mu jego iona poniesli
smierc. Nastepnie kozaey O.
strzeliwali dom j u6miercii
Wszystkich trzech dynani-
ciarzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-01

PETERSBURG, 26 lutego
Tymiryaczew minister han
dlu, wYtfomaczyl carowi, ze
musi zlozyc urzad, poniewat
ME zgadza sic rzadem,
nak1adajacym kare 6mierci
na wszystkjch przywodzc6w
rewolucyi. Polityka reakcyi
doprowadza Rosye i cara do
zguby. Wczoraj Witte zapro-
sill Tymiryaczewa do siebie
ma obiad i spedzi} z MIN xii
ka godzin czasu IA poufnej
rozmowie. Zdaje sic, ze ~
czeniem cara jest ME zdradzac
zaufania, jake " MIN polo
zyli przedstawiciele partyi
umiarkowaniie liberalnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-01

L.loND'YN, 26 lutego: Kr6l
Edward nadwerezyl lyle "
nodze, skutkiem Wypadllku
ma polowaniu. Kuleje Cd tego
ezasu, lecz ME przestaje U
dziela6 audyencyii zalatWiae
spraW biezacych .Lekarzeasa-
dza, ze Kr6l Edward costa
ME kaleka ma reszte sWego
zycia.
The Republican journal., 1906-10-11
THANKFUL PEOPLE.
THEY ARE FOUND IN EVERY PART
OF BELFAST

Many citizens of Belfast have good reasons tc
be thankful for burdens lifted from aching backs
which they bore patiently for years. Scores tell
About their experience publicly. Here's case
| of it:
c. H. Chamberlain, Pearl street, Belfast, Maine.
| says: ''My first experience with Doan's Kidney
! Pills was in 1868. had been annoyed with kid
ney complaint and backache for several years
previously. The strain of getting on and off my
carriage so often and the joltng and jarring of
riding was undoubtedly the cause OF my trouble
l read in the papers about cases of many people
who had been cured of backache by the use of
Doans Kidney Pills and got box at the City
Drug Store and gave the remedy trial. The first
box brought me relief and continued using the
remedy until had taken three boxes, when the
backache entirely disappeared and all other SYM
toms of kidney complaint were gone. l had no
further trouble until three years ago when felt
an attack coming on. l knew just what to do. |
got Doan's Kidney Pills and used them and they
stopped the attack before it became severe l
can recommend Doans Kidney Pills with more
confidence today than did six years ago, for ex.
perence has proven to my satisfaction that this
remedy can always be depended on"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents Fos-
ter-Miburn Co., Buffalo, n. Y, sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name-Doans-and take no
other.
The Republican journal., 1906-10-11
MARRIED..

BROWN NORTON. In Rockand October 8
Carl Woolsey brown of Norwich, Ct, and Mary
Chandler, daughter of Mrs. Mary A. Norton Of
Rockland.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. In Searsport, October
., py key: Harry HILL Eapt. fhlneas 4. Blancll'
port.
CARR-BRADBURG. In Rockland, October
Harry Carr of Sanford. and Lima Bradbury OF
ROckland.
CURTIs-kNowLToN. In Camden, October 8
Eugene Curtis and Florence Chase knowlton,
both of Camden.
DYER-SHERMAN. In Searsport October I, by
+. W. Robbins, Esq, Cleveland G. Dyer and
Miss Cassie E. Sherman, both of Belfast.
Lowe PLUMMER. In Winterport October 8
Edward H. Lowe and Miss Louise 4. Plummer.
PAGF Cook In Belfast, October 6, by Rev. E
S. Fhilbrook, Ralph H. Page and Miss Margie NJ
Cook, both of Belfast
REED-ToBIN. In Boston, Mass, October l.
George w. Reed of Brookline Mass, and NJ ay
Bates Tobin of Boston, formerly of Camden.
YOUNG-MURUH. In Ninalhaven, September
80. Preston S. Young and Esther A. Murch, both
of Ninalhaven.
The Republican journal., 1906-10-11
DIED.

BISHOP. In Rockland october 8. Margaret N.
(Thorndikel widow of Nelson Bishop, aged 81
years. months, u days.
CURTIS In Winteiport September %, Mrs.
Mehitable Curtis, aged 81 years, months.
, DRINKWATER. lii Roekland, septt mber SO
Annie L., wife of Fred A. Drinkwater aged 40
years, 5 moi tbs. Is days.
DODGE. In Belfast, October g. James H.
Dodge. aged 81 Years, months.
DANIELsON. In Winterport, October ., Mrs.
Lucinda Danelson, aged 10 years.
DEAN. In Unity October 4, A. +. Dean. HI.
terment at Camden.
GRAY. In West sedgwck, September 10, Mrs.
Margaret Gray, aged Sc years. 10 months.
KAIIsH. In Sioux City. Iowa, october 3, Sid
ney kaliSh aged Il years.
LOWELL In Bucksport, September 81 Miss
Julia A. Lowell, aged q years.
PENTFCoST. In Mcntville. September %,
Rosette, wife of T. r. Pentecost,
RIPLEY. In Rockland. September Is, William
A. Ripley of West Rockport, aged Is years, 5
months, 10 days.
:. LlMEBURNER. In Brooksville, October 2, Will
liam Limeburner, aged 81 years.
Russ. In Rockport, October l. Charles w.
Russ. aged Il years, months.
STARRETT. In Warren, October 9, Maud, wife
of Hollis Starrett, aged II years.
SHERMAN In Camden, October 5, Mrs. Sophia
Norton Sherman
UPHAM. In Rockport October l. Ambrose
Upfam, aged IS years.
The Republican journal., 1906-10-11
Meeting of Knox County Veterans.

The fifth annual reunion of the Knox
county veteran association was held in
Grand Army hall. Rockland. Oct. 4th.
There was no program outside of the bust
ness meeting, at which these officers were
elected Wilder S. Irish, Camden, pres. ;
r. T. Wilson, Camden, Theodore V. Hill,
Rockport, James E. Rhodes, Rockland, John
Vinalhaven, James L. Burns, Washington,
Herbert A. Halves, Union. and John Lane,
Appleton, vice pres. Fred D. Alden, Cam
den, sec. and treas. Vice presidents will
also be appointed from all the relief corps
of the county.
The Republican journal., 1906-10-11
Telephone 72-4

APPLETON.
The Odd Fellows have bought never
failing spring of pure water of Harrison G.
Pease and have laid pipes to their building.
The spring is on high land and the water
can be CARR ed to any portion of the build
ing. -. The West Appleton Telephone Com
pany have extended their line to the resi-
dence of Fred Pease, distance of two
miles. The former terminus of the line
was at III. G. Pease & Sons store. .Sher-
man and Ernest Hazeltine of Haverhill,
Mass, have been guests this week Of Mr..
and Mrs. Albion Waltz. Mrs. Joseph
Schermerhorn and Miss Emma Sleeper of
Boston, visited friends here the past week.
Rev. and Mrs. Galen A. Chapman are
visiting relatives in lewiston. Miss Win
ME Ames and Nat Talbot of Camden were
guests Sunday of Joseph Ames and wife;
from a tenement ir Mrs. Louise Keene's
house to rooms in Mrs. Lydia Vaughan's
house.
The Republican journal., 1906-10-11
BORN.

CLARK. In North Stockton, October l. to MI.
and Mrs. Frank Clark, daughter.
FOSTER In kockland, October g. to MI. and
Mrs. Ernest Foster, a son.
GRERNLAw. In Deer Isle, September 27, to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edwin Greenlaw, a son.
WARD. In Thorndike. October &, to MI. and
Mrs. A. L. Ward, a daughter.
The Republican journal., 1906-10-11
sEARsMONT.

SEARSMONT.
Miss Flora Dunt0n has gone to Water
Vile to spend the winter. Mr.. and Mrs.
John W. Knight of Belfast are spending
two weeks with Mrs. Knights parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. NJ. Simmons. .... Mrs. Lois
Mutt of Warren is visiting friends in town.
Fred Marden is improving his place by
Ripley has made extensive repairs on his
new home and built handsome piazza
around the house. .. Miss Ora Robbins is
in Boston selecting millinery for the fall
and winter trade. The day Of the opening
will be announced later. Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas Storer Of Morrill, called upon friends
in town last Thursday.
The Republican journal., 1906-10-11
NOTICE

Tn the District Court of the United States for the
District of Maine. In Bankruptcy.
In the r %ittsr Lowell OF In Bankruptcy
To the creditors of Phillip Lowell, in the County
of Waldo and district aforesaid:
Notice is hereby given that on the 9Th day Of
October. A. d. 1905, the said LOWELL was duly
adiudicated bankrupt and that the first meeting Of
the creditors will be held at the office OF the Ref
cree in Belfast, on the 9th day of October, A. d.
1906 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at which time
the said creditors may attend, prove their claims,
appoint trustee, examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
WILLIAM P, THOMPSON,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Belfast, October 8, 1906-lw4ls
The Republican journal., 1906-10-11


own stQTy;
the state Board Of Trade allow me to thank you
for the cOurteSieS extended by y0u and your as
socrates to the Bangor Board of Trade and their
guests of the State Board on the occasion of the
annual meeting OF the State Board OF Trade i'll
this city last Week. The trip to Searsport was
one of the most enjoyable features of the State
Boards outing and those superb clans. and the
bounteolis hospitality showered upon us by the
citizens of Searsport, will long be remembered
by those who partlc, pated.-Nery sincerely
yours, f. NJ. Banding, Secretary.
Old Searsport, as of yore, is gradually
creeping to the front without any sounding
of trumpetS,
HOTEL ARRIVALS. The following out
Lewis. Portland; w. A. Gordon, Bangor !;
Minnie Griffin, Standpoint; &. H. Davis,
Belfast MIR. and Mrs. F. H: Appleton,
Bangor; c: E. Wilson, Miss Hutchinson,
San Francisco s !: GormleyMS a satd6n'
Houlton; E. D. Sanders. Auburn; W. R.
Ridout, Bangor; L. R. Holland, Boston; G.
A. Quimby, Belfast; Joseph Stone, Bangor;
j. Il. Dougherty, Houlton; L. Fl. Norwood,
Greenville; F. A. Tibbetts. Belfast; Silas
Grossman Dover G;r e W. NaHKo ha5eWe
Leonard, Ellsworth; Frank Williams,
Scranton, Pa. &C. Fl. Going, Reading, Mass,
r. II. Stetson, Houlton G. II. Doak. Bel
fast; Charles G. Sheldon, Somerville, Mass.
James La France, Baltimore; B. F. Hub
bard, Monson; W. H. Stevens, Caribou G.
W. Burton, Lawrence; F. A. Glover, Cam
den; w. A. Waterman, Boston; Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman Bliss, Mr.. and Mrs. W. M:
Shaw, Greenville; P. b: Gerry, Leonard
j. G. Allen, Mrs. E. F. Lowder, Winthrop;
L. E. Richie, c. T. Knight, Northport; S.
N. Rackiff, Belfast; Frank Webster, j. W.
buckley, Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-17
SERMON BY REV. DIR. EAsToN.
Pastor Of Eastern Presbyterian
Church on "Coast Enlargement"

Rev. DR.. Thomas c. Easton, pastor Of the
Eastern Presbyterian Church, preached a
sermon yesterday on Coast Enlargement"
taking for his text I Chron., fv:10 That
wfllie we live in an age OF specialists every
department calling for specialization, he
SAID. yet it seems that the church should
not be satisfied with anything less than a
1ully rounded Christian character, and
should signalize the age by enlargement
an enlargement of its sympathy, hope and
energy, widening its usefulness
Much that passes for Christianity is not
Christianity at all, but is earthborn,'' the
pastor added. 1T is remarkable how little
1t takes to satisfy some persons. Some are
afraid to have more of Christ in the heart,
fearing it would constrain them to give up
some pet evil and adopt some good. We live
too much life of calculation of preference,
and so little of surrender, having the sense
of forgiveness of sins that are past, but not
enough constraint to live free from sin and
evil in the present.
The speaker pleaded for a life lifted up
above old ideas. for an enlarged spiritual
being, creeds that would stimulate man to
greater activity for good creed with
Christ in 1t, and a realizing capacity for
God himself. and not merely something
about Him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-17
CHILDREN OF MAINE.
Annual Election of officers of Local
Association.

The annual election of officers Of the
Maine Association Saturday evening at go
9th street resulted as follows: President,
DIR. A. x. P. Harvey; first vice president,
Mr.. E. w. Bradford; second vice president,
Mrs. c. L. Rixford; third vice president, Mrs.
George W. Hall; recording secretary, Mr..
j. II. McCready: corresponding secretary,
Miss A. NJ. Love; treasurer, Mr.. Walter
Higgins; chaplain. Capt c. H. Ellis, and
orator, Mr.. c. A. Metcalf.
1t was voted to meet hereafter the first
Saturday evening of each month
After the election of officers a short pro-
gram, in charge of Miss Sarah w. Brown,
was rendered. 1t included a piano solo by
Miss Maud Bates; a recitation by Miss
Katie Lynch and vocal solo by Miss Ruby
Schvier.
An address was delivered by Mr.. John P.
Earnest, former president of the Sons of
the American Revolution, on 1.-The Sons of
Maine" He spoke of their character, pa
triotism and achievements, mentioning in
particular incidents that had come to his
personal attention and what he expected of
them in the future. Refreshments were
served.
One of the objects Of the association is
to encourage loyalty and devotion to the
Pine Tree state and to keep alive it's MEM
cries and traditions for the social improve
ment and enjoyment of its members.