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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-11
Soroelene PEG
at pore Soro.

Weolemmerne at ben bsiere I6el
II Storbritannien fables iom befienbt
"Geers" oe banner 9arlamentets
Sperbits, eaer Sorbernes GUS. @9r-
oigbeoen eaar / grp Iigeiom anben
eienocm og fsrer meb Zig pisie &et-
tisbeoer foruoen Den at iibbe iom
Nteblem al Sperbuiet. Oct er iad-
lebes peo Sob beitemt, at en- Seer"
fan forlange pripat Iubiens hos
aongen for at eipe oenne &aob e1er
uopifle fine Sheer ON StatsItpret.
Inflages en- Seer" for 2anosforr9.
oeri eaer nogen anbcn Sorbrpoelie,
fan ban forlanse en- Stlrp iammen.
iat at fine StonosfGler. San fan
life arreiteres for noset minore emo
Ell alporlig Sorbrpoelie, og ban er
life forpligtet til at gisre Sieneite
iom Surpnano. s Retten bar ban
Sob til at iibbe meb Soften paa; OF
ifulbe iaa benoe, at ban blir bsmt
til at libe 9sbsltrat bar ban Get
til at furlange, at Striffen, bpormeo
man bGneer bart ifal bore af Silfe.
Get itaar pirfelia iaa i 2open, og oct
bar oltiaa fine itore Soroele at bsre
iii ben brittiife Ioel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-11
Grant oe Rritifere,..
@cneralen gan ct sreit Guar.

@eueral Grant bar inaen Storta'
Ter, men funbe Zig Sfficerer fleit no.
trpffe iig baaoe greit og fortfattet.
s i'm gutobiosrafi bar General Sem
8alace bersrt en- S~enbelie, iom III.
fer os, at Grant flnbe msoe fine
aritifere baaoe pGrOiet % uben Sm'
ipsb, naar ban faubt set paafrGpet.
Nen la General @olace Ia Sroet:
Set par i 1864, at ieg | Gitp
Toiut Dor General @rontS 9iGit og
bIep gione til en- meget %iuteresiant
Scene.
en- giten bIep oct befienbt, at en-
Delegation fra Ebilaoelpbia ifiiloe
trGfie iammen meb Grant.
"8i miaa pGre tiliteoe o9 bsre paa,
bpaS 9eIesationen pil," ia Goiutan.
ten til mig. "Sg on maa I9gge
@arte til @rant III, naar oct blir
bans Sur at al SeIeaotioneu Char.
SpiS ban life, uuar Giebliftet TOM.
mer, islcr fig rietig goot forbereot,
men suifer libt Sio ior at lomle zig.
iaa beeunoer ban at ripe Sgrltiffer
uoen at iaa @arme. llnoertioen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-11
De forte palaofer.

Oct iaafalbte 8interpalabs / ct.
petersburg, bpor Hhslanbs G5ar bar
lit Siem, mar ban life Dor paa lit
SommerpnlaoS / Geterbof eller / ct
al fine mango anbre Sliie, ifal bore
oct itsrite Salads / belle @erben. Oct
itaar paa ben ipolige 9reo al Hena.
loben omtrent mibt | 9pen pmrinaet
al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. og arnit.
gallerier. Ealooiet, Der iom oct M
itaar, blep opfsrt | Sreoipeaarene, er
en- Sirfant, 455 500 lang og $50
500 breo. Ser err ire @tager foru.
ben &ieloeretagen; og Der err iaale.
bes &um nof for en- temmelig flor
Somilie. G5arens Samilie er osiaa
pirfeli9 flor. Meb SienerIfab og
Soioomer og 2tpuogt og onbet iaa.
Oant er Ser 5000 Ieumeifer, iom
Dor / 8alaoIet. en- Slsi, iom falbeS
Serlnitagen, bar ct Seoter, Ell flor
aunitiomling cg ct 9ibIiotef paa
10000 9ino.
Npitetter bette / ct. petersburg
err ben enaelife aongeS 2eiliabeo,
9ucfin9bom Ialoce | 2cnoou, ct al
De Itsrite Galabier. Oct Itaar / Ell
itor Earf Ell Wtils Bel peitenior 3ar.
lamentsbp9nineen. Iltiaa ct Yar
Mil / Spopeit fra 9pens Centrum.
Set opfsrtes for life fulot ~bunoreoe
Iar iioen % fOItebe fem Niaioner
Collars. Sopebbpgningen er $50
800 lang og ire Gta9er bsi. Song
Golparo ipnes, at SoIoOiet life er
fort nof; og ban bploer for Sioen
paa meo at faa opfsrt enbel Silbpg'
niu9er. Oct err forreiteu bare ell
fort Sio bpert gnr, of ban opboloer
fig / 9~ucfingbams8alabiet; ban bar
mango andre YaIaoier, iom ban ip'
mes bebre ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-11
toor Ser nleo en- bel Saanbiulo Spr,

ooor Ser meo Ell bel Saanofulo 6pr'
Itiffer. Nen ioa fsler ban pluole'
liat, at Santemaifinen er toroen, og
ga iluflter life Spritiffen, fer ban
bar brrlgt ben"
Ms6et toa &IaSs / set life Sum,
Grant bruate til &ontor. Si bar
oae Der, Sele9aticnen ibere9net.
6ormonoen fog Sroet og bolot en-
Gale til @rant.
General Grant - hi reprpIente'
rer gbilaoelpbias SorrctniugsmPro
oa er poalaat at fortGle Gem aabent
o9 uforbeboIoent, at Se maa gisre
noaet al 9~etponin9 % bet itrar.
9aabe / Spoen og lan98 NiSliSiippi.
glpen er ale oftipe. Sberman toro'
ner mibt inSe / RebeIlerueS Sano.
9e olene er noirfiom % gisr intet.
Gi err TONNE her for ON mtligt at
ppffe 0em op."
Grant pellbte fig moo Ell Sploe,
buor Der Itoo en- Gigarfasie og en-
gGIfe Spritiffer. San greb en- Cigar
on beaunbte at ripe Spritiffer. Get
Ioa u6 til, at ban ptIoe fourme til at
soeleaae ole Spritifferne, iuoen ban
ff tpnbt giaaren. Ser off Ytinu.
ter, inben ban fit Gi9oren til of rpge.
.9a ban bapSe tot ct Bar, ire 9rag,
penote ban zig MOB Selegattonen og
ia:
Gentlemen - s opfororer mig
til at rsre paa mig, og s er fonrte
her for at Il mig, at Sberman bill
pinbe SoIfets siaio oe ieg tabe Den,
ON lea life itrar itpnoer mig of gisre
uoget % berpco fcmmer BAN / 6or'
fisbet. Bel. - ban itnniet / Salen
oa tcs nogle Srag paa eigaren -
Sberman noisrer, bpao Der er ham
befalet, og ieg penter aaa BAN. Saa'
mart lea berer, at ban bar naaet
aniteu, ha err Wisiisiippi.gloen aa'
ben for bore gaaoe, pg ba bill ieg
ia Rifmcna. Spis ieg III begpnote
at opperere, piIoe General See for
IaSe Iidmcno meo fin S9r og
treffe Iig ipoooer ct steS. Sea
moutte GA isIge eiter for at paste
bom, ioa ban life fnitet Jig ouer Sber.
man. Get piIoe bli sanife ilemt for
mig. Seq baaber, mine Serrer, at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-11

finger ON oenne Sag. o. en- @ano
bIeD tiIiinft ienot ofiteo til aoibfo.
ncne for at lie, ON Naitor Dietrich.
ion funoe bep9ses til at fomrne. San
lobeoe at foniuie for $40. 7ette DE.
lob bIep omiioer ianilet, bporpao Die
tricbion i 1850 bclot ben ferite
Gubstieneite | Sbore Spaonems Sus,
bpor mango bIep bsbte. 3onfirma.
ton bIep ienere bolot | Sfoeen,
bpor Sr9itammer tiente til SGoe.
Ser | Sfoger boIotes oeiaa ienere ct
aarsmsoe, iom er biitoriif, ba gieI.
len % Rasmisien paa bette Isbe
ifilotes.
Sor en- Gtrrnb boIot beage Eartier
@u~ostieneite | iartme SfoIebus. Den
enc SoriamIins laa oa noenfor %
perttebe, inbtil ben anoen blep fer
big. (Wfere.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-11
2anoenes S~oIfcmGngoe.

SEQ at giennemgaa De for~ifielige
2anbeS Statiitif oper Solfem9ngben
finder "2anbsbl.", at RuSIanb, iom
ifal bore oct boorIigit itpreoe 2ano
/ Gerben, goor form ole mbre San.
&c / SoIfemPngbeu.
: Siaaret tS95-t905 oore0e
5oltemGngoen meb 100000, ian
Snnoet mi bar ooer 141 Wfillioner
Snobpggere. 9ernGit fom DC Sor.
enebe Stoter, bni$ 6olfemGngbe til
tog meo 14.209,OO0, ioa Der boeoe
for 2 Nnr iiben no9et oper SO 0til.
Iioner @enneifer.
&piflano nleb fin Itore llopanoring
fom berefter meo en- SorsaeIie al
1926, 900. 2anbet bar III oper 60
@iuioner SuObpggere. Sranfrige
% Spnnicu itaar aaer Iopeit al alle
9nus; SoIfeicregelieu Der bar timber
Ell &iaiou. StoIieu, gitcrriae og
lln0orn itoor bebre, trooS oen itore
llNponoring. 6rnnfriee oa Spa
MEN bar uGitcn iugen llopauoring.
IsbieISprocentcn Itaar bsieit /
HitsIouo - 40; / Sraufrige itoor
Den Iapeit - 81. Neu &ilSIoub op.
piier Den boieItc 0sbSproceut - 81.
Sronfrige bar bare 1876 % Gam
mart 1879.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-11
6orpanoItnoer.
Sornnberliae Gciultatcr ium 'Rslgc
al at lutte ntco Saffeorifuins.

Get er n9iteu ligeiaa boorbt for
en- gommcl au~ifebriffer at lutte meb
9rraen al Safe, iom oct er for Ell
Sroutcr cIler SobofSrsger at pGnue
fig ira. uubtageu berpeo, at Safe
orifteren fon lutte uteb Safe og lite
set BRUCE &oItumt, uoen at fsIe Ia,
bet al lin Worgeubrif, tbt mar GO.
itlm CT bel fn9t og ierpereS meb
SIsbe, Iaa bar Den | SirfeIigbeben en-
beore Smog, emo oct meite al ben
Safe, iom ierperes MI for Sioeh %
for aicnberc imager Den iom lin.
milo Sara.
Gu bel 5orpanoline ~foresoar / &c.
genet iuSen ii Gage eler 10 Tiger
eiter at man bar iluttet meo Safe
o. begpnOt at BRUCE 1oitum %
@runoen oertil er, at @iiten for
9tcruerue - Caffeine - life lGnger
tiIferes, men ! bens Steo taae$ Ell
iIpbeube Ssoe, iom inbeboISer De
fraitieite GGrinesmiSIer.
Set er let at sisre ct Sorisa %
prspc SoIbbarbeoeu Of biSie Gaa.
itmioe, peS at aisre 6ornubriua ira
aaiie til Solnm. SGS "Sbe Rooo
TO @eapiue" | buer Safe. Ser er
en- @rnnb."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-11
g bill ropportere til Dem, Der bor ,,S.

s bill %rnpportere til Dem, Der bar no.
ienot eber, at iea er See opermaaoe
tafncmmelia, forot ban cir Jig til.
bpor ban er. Suif ogioo meb oct
iomme at opIpie Dem ON, at set er
llnuiIi8t for noaeu at Ifabe Sftnipae
meIlem Sberman og mig. &pr iao
penIiGe at rsge en- Cigar iommen
meo mig"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-11
Wisfpnsmsbe.

st itsrre RisiipnsmpSe aiboIbeS / @or
SrelierS Renigbeb. Rariuette, isis
Sait. g. O. Sariens 8aIb, Site Gtto6er
til 3oie Ropember. SamtaIeemne for
Snbremisitoueu or 2 SIG. T. 80 %
for SeSniusemiiiouen Ratb. IS. 1s-
on
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-11

Saar al Sattise % 5~orbrpbsr ct en-
flor Snota9tsfiloe / &iua. Zen inb'
brinser pmtrent 2 Iiaipner Dollars
OH Naret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-11
Meb gnina arebs aarsmebe

Meo Dinq areoS Garsmsoe !
gipeIunb, miuneiota. beilutteoe al
enbper Menigbeo areoien artmooeS
ON at optaee ct Offer en- Gang | Seit
til gsrnebiemmet | g~eresforo.
- 8eo areosmsbet | aipeluno
bar fsIsenbe Is Ereiter tiliteoe: ".
gopuri. M. S. @eitpbaI, u. ". Dahl.
5. Gable, 6. Gibnes, S~ocobion, Gas.
ieien, W. q. Sanion, Meitan, Siel'
merpi',, 6. 6. Softer, 0oritao, IRE
lamb, 8. Mnoreien, iamt Nislsp al
5rifirfen. Sem tbeoIogiife Stioen.
fer fra Heo @ing Gem. og Spgbre.
brene 8. 20. anberien % g. 8aulion
fra minneapolis, g. grifion og o.
Gnonbp fra aasion Minn. operpar
Msoet. Oct bsrer n9iten til Siel.
oenbeoerne, at Der fommer iammen
20 og % Ereiter og 8%reoifanter til
ct Gre6smgoe.
Srifirfen.
9aitor 8. ". 9! Wintbers Su.
itrn, Beibtiao, isis, bar maattet I'M.
Serfaite iig Ell Operation paa 0iafo'
nisiebiemmet / minneapolis. Opera.
tionen uoisrteS iorrige llpe o. lob
belbie al. Bditor 0intber Ieoiaee'
De lin Sultru iii Rinneapolis og bar
iiben opboIot iig Der.
llnberpisuiugen | De forbere.
6enoe aioelinger peb augsburg &c.
minar begpnbte forrige 5irsbog. st
tort antal Stuoenter bar fremmsot,
% De bolber paa at fomme til bier
Gag. lloiigterue for ct fort antal
Stubenter er iGroeleS gobe; benimoo
80 npe Shioenter er alereoe inc.
melot.
Eaitor s. II. Yeberion, Srifir.
fens Observation-Disclosures
bor maattet moerfaite fig Ell Opera.
ton for 9linotnrmsbetGnoelie. San
er inolagt paa 2utber Soipital / Ct.
8altl, og Sperationen uofertes al
0oftor gsctman. Sperationen, lom
blep nofsrt for ca. TO Tiger iioen par
meget panifelia; men Eaitor Seoer'
Jon er M ! GOD Scoring.
- aanoioot teoI. 9. 2iaebei, iom
be iioite TO Waaneber bar nrret an.
iat / "SolfebIabet"s Reoaftion, fog
iig / S~lrttningen al forriee llge en-
Soiphtr til @anamingo, 0tinn..
buor ban Ssrbog blep Ggtepiet til
@tiis SIiue Soiepbine Gbriitlocf.
San fommer | bisie 9oae tilbaae til
minneapolis meb lin nn0e 9ritb %
optager after grbeiOct peo "6oIfebla.
bet".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-11
Saa9cS SgnuSc.

Falt. q. =. @Oprm oroa fro
/ GipeIunO pua en- Eur
neooper til lenOre @inHciota' OF nor
ore Soma. Som beticnot gier ban
one lltge &eIler, uaar &eIie % 8eir.
ltgt tIlaoer oct % inmIcr ;foIf ON
SUBS Orb, ifriper "9uob."
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
G. 3. Ri EY

Ladies 25c all linen, hem
stitched initial Handkerchiefs.
now I2Hc; some letters missing.
Mems fancy Percale Shirts, 4Sc.
Ladies' soc quality tan lace
Hosiery, 25c.
Ladies soc quality black lace
Hosiery, 3sc, 3 pairs for SI-oo.
Boys Iron-clad Hosiery, I4c
and I6c pair.
Stamped Shirtwaists, stamped
'on India Linen, 6oc and S9c.
Stamped Linen Belts, oc.
White Embroidered Bags, re-
|duced to I5c.
2H yard wide Unbleached
Sheeting Muslin. Mondays
price, 2oc.
"a yard wide white Sheeting
Muslin, 33c yard.
1sc Hucl Towels, 121sc Mon
soc quality White Cotton Table
Damask. 23a for Monday.
SOC Satin Pad Hose Supporters
25c.
75c black Beaded Belts, soc.
ST.oo black Beaded Belts, 7sc.
2K yard wide White Suiting
Linen at $3.50 a yard; excellent
value and worth $1.85.
S1.oo quality, 21z yard wide
Suiting Linen, white, at ooc
yard.
Extra quality SO inch white
] Suiting Linen, 6oc yard.
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
EVENING Party.

An enjoyable social was gwen last even-
ing az the home OF the Misses Lizzis ond
Mary Farrell Of No. Ss2 West Fourth
street. Among those present we're the
Misses Lizzie and Mary Farrell Helen
skeliy Katie Dougherty Mary Glacoma.
Rose Giacoma. Mable Stewart Eva Pail
mer Bessie Davis, Viola Cox, Bessie Wal
Mabel Ireian. Mrs Matte McCui.om a d
daughter Matte. Mrs. Thomas Farrell
and Messrs Norman Wright. John Dris-
coll. Edgar Jones. willam Donovan. WI
liam lrelan. Paul wolraven. Harry Ire
Ian, David Brown. MT Brinton. Mr.. Bar
ney. Charles McColiom. Master Earl
Chase and Thomas Farrell
Evening journal., 1907-09-28

Our Monday sales are very at
tractive to the women who wish
to economize.
The genuine San Toy black
Dress Goods, "A inches wide,
$I.25 yard.
75c quality, 70 inches wide,
black and colored Taffeta Silks,
Csc.
$1.as black Tafeta Silk, full sc
inches wide. Special price, $I.Io
a yard.
All wool Taffeta in black, A
inches wide, 89c; value 100.
so remnants of black and colored
wool Dress Goods on sale Mon
day; lengths suitable for chill,
drens dresses and women's skirts.
I2Hc Swiss Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, now SC; mussed.
A good quality Apron Cling
ham. Mondays price, SC a yard.
Ioc and I215c Dress Ginghams
Mondays price, &C yard.
Henley Serges, 81 inches wide
neat gray plaids, I4c yard.
Large Scotch Plaid Ginghams
used extremely for children's
dresses, I215c and I5c yard.
Our regular SOC net Corsets re-
duced to 20c.
81. so r. & c., Royal Worcester
and Warmers Corsets, reduced tc
SI.o8.
$500 Corsets now SI.4S.
Ladies all linen hemstitcheC
Handkerchiefs, sc.
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
LICENSE COMMITTEE

Antonia Beaudette, charged with
search and seizure and nuisance, plead-
ed guilty TO both indictments.
Albert Berube pleaded guilty to the
robbery OF a gold watch from Lester {.
Woodbury., Of Auburn.
John Burke and Murice Conner were
arraigned for nuisance. Conner said
he waived the reading OF the warrant
and pleaded guilty. Burke didn't know
whether he wanted the warrant read,
but was advised by Conner that he
didn't He pleaded not guilty.
Francis Byrnes retracted his plea OF
not guilty TO intoxicatlon and pleaded
guilty.
Edgar Corey and william Arthur
Rollins. Indicted for assault with in
tent 70 rob George II. Potter. Of Lewis
ton. pleaded not guilty.
Mary Jacques. old and feeble. well
coined the information that the grand
jury had not found an indictment
against her and that she was dis
charged. She left the court room re-
joioing.
Louis LapoInte pleaded guilty to lar
ceny
Louis Cioutler pleaded guilty 20
search and seizure and nuisance.
Joseph Roharge. represented by
Henry p. Bechard. pleaded guilty to
larceny.
Napoleon Charest pleaded not guilty
TO assault. He was represented by
Ralph w Crockett.
Alfred Levesque, through his attor-
lney. George S. Mccarthy, waived the
lreading OF an indictment for common
seller and pleaded guilty.
Louis Miour pleaded guilty 10 lar
ceny
Henry Roy pleaded guilty to intoxi-
cation.
Jerry Trepannier pleaded guilty 10
larceny Of property from william q
Merrill, OF East Livermore, and TO five
other appealed cases from the Auburn
Municipal Court
wnfred r. Carver pleaded guilty q
breaking. entering and larceny Of
checks from the ONCE OF ]. p. Sutton 6
Co.; also TO cheating by false pretense'
by asking f. A. Parsons TO cash the
checks.
Criminal Docket Wednesday
After the criminals were arraigne,
County Attorney Morey consulted witt
the other attorneys relative TO the triL
OF criminal cases, Il was announced
by counsel that the liquor cases agains
the express companies would all b'
, tried.
The criminal docket win be taken ul
, wednesday and II Is planned that It vii
! loccupy one week with the large mum
= Der OF cases ahead. II Is doubtful II al
3 work can be completed within tha
b time"
Citizens Of Wilmington, in view 9
= The above, and the continual array o
4 facts gathered from the press Of tn
. oldest prohibition State in the Unior
don't you think that il would be safe
for your boys 20 take a Delawar
chance than 70 risk a Maine chance?
Do you think that the people who ad
: wise you to adopt the policy Of Main
, arc safe advisers7
", after 60 years, prohibition can
show better results than Il does
Il Maine, don't you think Il rather impru
: dent for its advocates to ask Delawal
a to give Il a trial7
u A vote for prohibition Is q vote Il
70 the spsakeasy.'
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
ARE STILL HITTING
THE FLOWING BOWL
Seventeen Arrests for lntoxicatior
Wednesday-Poliee Make a Trip
Up Harlow Street.

There must have been some places
on Wednesday that the Surgis deputies
overlooked. for the police spent many
busy and profitable hours gathering In
drunken men. AT IL o'clock Wednes-
day night there had been II arrests for
intoxication, with a fair prospect Of
others before morning.
At 10 o'clock the police received a
telephone message from some neigh
bors that there was trouble at a house
in Harlow street and Patrolmen Clark
and McAllister went up TO investigate
1t proved to be a little domestic difi-
Guilty between a husband. his wife and
another woman, in the course Of which
the wife had managed 10 put her hand
through a pane OF glass. No arrests
were made.-Bangor News, Sept. 26s
Evening journal., 1907-09-28

John Henry Grove and his brother
George W. Grove Of Washington. ID. G ,
the former an employe Of the United
Press In Washington, and the latter
an ex-United states army man visited
friends IN Wilmington. Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. Pierre Gentleu and daughter
Celeste, have returned home after vis-
itine the jamestown Exposition, Rich
mond, washington and other historic
points.
Charles Arland driver for John
Knots left this morning for a two
weeks visit to friends and relatives In
Reading Pa,
Harlan Bdkins. who is connected
with the ofhce OF Superintend-At Ban
nard Of tho Pennsylvania Railroad has
returned from a weeks visit In Brook
llyn and New York.
Miss Ethel Beeson has returned from
visit to Atlantis City and Pieasantvllle,
N. J..
Miss Ethel Brown has returned from a
visit to Baltimore. Nd.
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
POLICE COURT
IN PORTLAND MAINE.
Most Of Respondents Charged viii
lntoSication.

Most Of Respondents Charged With
lntoxication.
There were 21 respondents In the
Municipal court this morning awaiting
the disposition of their cases by Judge
Hill. 'The large majority of them were
charged with intoxication and in all
but one or two cases the sentences i'm
posed By the court were received with
out protest. John II. Dwyer stated to
the court that this was the first time
he had ever been arrested, that his
home was in Lynn. and he was in
Portland on a visit to friends. The
Judge let him off with a fine of SO and
costs. Frank Baker, who is employed
at the Salvation Army Barracks, put
up a strenuous kick, saying that he
was not intoxicated and that he was
not raising a disturbance as alleged
by Oficer Murphy. who made the ar
rest. The testimony of the oi1icer car
ried more weight with the court. and
Baker was handed the usual sentence
of SO and costs. Matthew LeStrange
pleaded not guilty to the charge OF
resisting an officer. although admitting
that he was somewhat intoxicated. He
claimed that he was able to walk and
asked Ohicer Thompson to give him
chance to go home on the Westbrook
car. but the officer would not listen
to him.
The testimony Of the officer showed
that LeStrange was inclined TO fight
when arrested and that he used his
feet to the extent of kicking both the
officer and one OF the bystanders. In
spector Quinn also testified that Le-
Strange was very ugly and made
trouble in the cell room He was found
guilty on both counts and was fined
a total of SIS and one half costs. Judge
/ Hill showed clemency in the cases OF
four Of the respondents and gave them
chance by placing them in charge OF
Probation officer Grover for the usual
six months. and granting a stay OF
execution of their sentences during
their good behavior. Patrick Hanrahan
for being connected with policy lot
terry. was fined $50 and costs, which he
paid
on the charge of obstructing the
street, and refusing to move his team
when ordered to do so by an officer
George c. Hamilton was fined SO and
costs, and was granted a stay Of exc
cution of his sentence during his good
behavior, he being placed in charge OF
the probation officer for six months
Portland Express, Sept. 2S'
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
ANOTHER COUNTY HEARD FROM.
Criminals ArraIsusd in Auburn, Maine

Criminals Arraiened in Auburn, Maine.
Twenty prisoners in the county jail
were taken before Justice Whitehouse
in the Supreme Court. Auburn. Tues
day, for their .arraignment preparatory
to taking up the criminal work OF the
term. Most OF them were young men,
the estimated average age being 25
years. Not before in the history OF the
county have so many young criminals
been brought before the Supreme Court
at one time.
They were indicted for all manner OF
crimes, from selling liquor TO larceny
and highway robbery. one young man
wearing gold bowed spectacles pleaded
guilty to six cases OF larceny and
smiled as II he was watching a min
strel show every time new Indictment
was dug out Of the boxes by Clerk Bel
leau.
A-farger number pleaded guilty than
usual. Justice whitehouse said he
would make no sentences then. as he
wanted time 10 consider the individual
cases before giving punishment. 8 3
There were so many prisoners thai
three long settees beside the sheriff
were occupied. Sheriff Hastings and
his deputies conducted them 10 and
from the Jail in two lots TO guard
against escape.
How Criminals Pleaded
Archille Binnette. through his attor-
ney, A. T. L'Heureux. pleaded not guilty
70 keeping a liquor nuisance. Attorney
lL'Heureux said he did not know
whether there would be a trial
Donotto Aivino. an italian. who has
been IN the United states only a few
months. pleaded not guilty to liquol
cases. Judge Wing. who appeared foi
him. said there would be trial.
Evening journal., 1907-09-28
Plsasant surprIse Party.

A pleasant surprise party was ten
dered to Mrs Louisa Stadel on Thurs
day evening last at her home NO. /
Carter street, the occasion being the
Anniversary Of her birth. The affair
was surprise Her friends met at
the home Of Mrs John Wright and
proceeded TO her home where she was
taken by surprise. She received one
hundred and thirty-five post cards.
Those present were: MT ana MIS-
Tohn Wright. Jack Donovan. Miss Rose
Wright, Miss Margaret Lynch, Atwood
Hoopes Lennon, William Lynch
Everson, Mrs. Carrie Lennon, Master
George -Beacham, William Downey,
Narcessa Downey, MT and Mrs, Hopes
Downey. Mr.. and Mrs smiling MT
ana Mrs. William willcutts, Mrs. Bar
bara Hayes. Master George Wright
Michael Hassion and Andrew Mundon-
The guests were invited TO the dining
room where refreshments were served