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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16
8a0en.

aartSrube e. Der bisbsrige
2eiter bes baotidsn SdulpeIen Sc
beimer Ratb 4~rnsperssr, lit sinsm
Ssr5leioen erlegen.
Srei II g. Srdulein 5annD
Wolitor, ipelde bier al8 2e6reriu tbd>
ttg mar, 1T auf ibren eigenen Qutrag
aus benz StaatsbienIt entlafien NOR
ben. sic lit cine S9pGgsrin bes
iingit gum Sobe perurtbeilten aar(
Sau unb par cine Der SauptSeuginusn
in Dem ieniatiOnelen Yro3eb Dor benz
aarlsruber Shpurgeri1t.
$ etoelb g. 9as prd6tige
Salleni6pimmbab, bas nit einem
&oftenduflpano bon 100000 Wart Dor
sinem Sabr erbaut puroe, lit i'm We9e
Der 3pdngspo1itreduus UNI 100000
Mart an bic Stabt 9eiosIbers uberges
gangen.
M annie m. Die ItGbtii6e
@eperbei6ule, felt Sttober b. S. in
benz pra6tpolen unb gerGumieen Ners
bau Der 9urfiiritenl9ule ballernb unz
tergebrudt, begann bas @9uljabr
1907-1908 nit elmer 9eIamHltIdiis
ler5abl pon runb 100; bqpon iinb
1900 alaheni9iiler unb 200 f~reipils
lige SbeilEehmsr.-Oie Musitequngss
T%tatiitit rcr5siGneis jiingit bas SIM
paIliren bss 100000. 8elu6ers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16
@Irffem6erd,

g Ii t. 0ie s~Ssnnenfoms
milton Der Observation-Disclosures bat
je 10000 Mart fir bic Sabre 1907
unb 1908 9enebmigt. aus benen War
berarbeitsitdtten in Durttembere erz
ri6tet ner0en iouen. - 9ie apeite
aammer Fat Die 8eamtenporlaee, bic
bic StdatstaIIe nnoauerno nit 1885,
900 Mart mebr belaitet, einIttmmtg
s%ene6migt. = Der beige @smeinbes
rotb bsi9lob bic bisber probetpeiie eitts
gefibrte unentgeltlide 9erabrsitung
BON lparmem 5riibftiid an bic G6uls-
timber Der 0oItsi6ulen BON 1. Sttos
Der an bausrno ein5ufubrsn. Der
idbrlids Iufmano bstrdgt 41.000
Mart.
8ietisbeim m. Sier ipuroe Der
9abntpdrtcr S6dnt bel Nebsl auf
einem observation-disclosures ais er
benz 3use auspeiden polite, BON bies
fem erfabt unb p0aig 5errifen.
Seibenb e / m. Sur 81. Sab
resfeier bes WiirttembergiI9sn 9uftap
9boIfs@ereins baben Stabt unb Imt
Seioenbeim bic auberorbsntli9 bobe
Summe BON 21.700 Mart als Self
an9ebinbe auiammengebradt, aus benz
Defenders bebiirftige Geneinbsn be-
baft perben.
So n. Sn Stisbsim
eerietb Der 8abnbebienitete Rubolpb
beim Iufprinsen auf bic i'm @ange
befinbGi6e 2otomotipe unter bic RGs
Der unb purbe auf Der Steue eet0btet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16
Oeferrei6.

% len. 3piidsn ben YoItperipals
tungen Seiterreihs, bss bsutiden
Heihs. 9aperns uno Wiirttemberss
1T cine @.reinboruns %suitanbe sstoms
men, tuona1 bic bon ibren poltamtern
ausseitellten ppitausweistartsn in
gang Seutidlanb unb S.iterreid als
filtig anertannt perosn. @uf linz
,arn sreift bic 5reisIgisteit Der @uss
peistdrten odgegen tSsht iiber. -
GommsrSienratb S9neiosrban, Der
Irefflife Better bes Miener Mdnners
geIanepereins auT ieiner Siesesreiie
burh Mmerita, Der iiG Die !SerSen Der
Deuti6sI meritaner i'm Sturme sez
tuann. bat ii9 entidloisn. bic 2eis
hung bes 8ereins nieberSulesen. 9err
Saneioerban ertldrts, nit 9erufss
anp Yripatsel9dften berart iiberbiirbet
gu isin, bab es ibm unmDeIi9 Iei, ben
poiten ldnser gu bebalten, bod 1T er,
luie er in elmer @oritanbsIibung iaste.
berett. bis gum Serbite Die 2eituns
bes Ysreins psiterSufubren.
S iume c. Sngenieur MidaeI
Satpar3> beabiidtist. bier semein<
l1aftlid nit mehreren ungarifden
8apitaliitsn cine srobe Siidtoniers
b%snfabrit gu erridten, unb mirb bic
8riinbuns feitens Der uneariiden Hez
sierung sefOroert. Iud i'm benddbars
ten 8abeorte GirfpeHiee biirfte cine
aroBe JiIdtonIerpenfabrit nit froati<
lhem &apital gebaut iperben.
. a tel n. Die 9obruna bes 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16

itnb. 9tuF ben guBcnftat,onet arbeis
ten 43 S4neftsrn. SIN leBten Ses
iddftsjabr betrug bi. Ginnabme 34,s
366 Mart unb bic 4uS9abe 33,768
Marf.
3 tmoGb. Sn ben @G(bern
bs5 Siiritentbums. beren 8eitdnb ettpa
70 pro5ent an &uhen aufpsiit. 6ot
bet 9lib lpd9reno zines 3eitraums bon
elf Sabren SO Gi6en. 20 5iften, 4
aiefern. bageeen feline 8ude setroffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16

9ara burs. 4m Sube bes
Bursber9s ipurbe cine nele SolqueIc
erialoien. bic. i'm @egenfaBe gu Der
alien Solquele, Die 6a pro5ent Sole
entbielt. 10 pro3ent Sple entbdlt. Die
neuerfhloiiene Nusue pirft tGsli1 bas
3ebnfa6e Der alien Queue.
Gel q II. Die aubaltiiGe Otds
toniIenanitalt sdblt sessnlpdrtig 81
SdipciterT. bon benen SO eiraeieGnet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16
Snxem6ura.

2urem g. Sn Sid an Der
4Isette iino auf einem Sp9ofen oes
Ga9encr 9iittenpereins bier Stoliener
bur6 Safe lebenssefdbrlid berbrannt
tuorben. 3pei bon ibnen iinb bereits
ibrsn 8erlebuneen erlegsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16
Me6fen6mra.

g d 10 E / II. Der berii6tigte
Silberoisb Hidert, Der bel Sablrei4sn
Offiaieren in par4im unb 2ubtpisss
luft einbrad, ipurbe bonn bieiigen
2anb9eridt ou neun Sabren 3udts
bars p%erurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16
@foeuBmra.

Gbbprr II. Die Jirma SuGmann
bat aus @nlab ibres 100idbrieen &C.
i4dftsjubilGums Der bieiisen firhs
Iiten I~rmsnpflese 5000 Wart ses
fhentt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16
Sa6(en

8 resben n. Die S~tabtperorb.
aeten beipiaigten 81 Der Sntsrnatipna.
len Spgienes Iusiteuuns i'm SABRE
1910 amber cine 9eibilfe BON 30O,s
900 Wtart unb fir Die Snternatipnale
pbotosrapbiide Wusitellung i'm Sabre.
1909 cine folf]e bon 10000 Marf. -
Ser 8erein &inberbeilitGtte fir Msu.
unb gntcniiart bsiiBt 5urSeit Elm Ysrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16

Ea6c snr 9iciie ms Nnslanb &c.
iorst 6. Meime, Nr. 413, Df-galti.
morr.S Str, na9e Gnitum Sonie MSs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16

- ~ pNh ht SSN >NpNttllAbRN
sinem lSerSi4lage srlegen.
SGwei3.
Bern. 81: beuti6sn IftionGr.
Der 8ottbarobdbn baben ii6 an ben
&ei4stan5ler NIT elmer Yetition ses
panot. in Der lie I'm cine before Wa6r<
nebmuns ibrer Snterefen bel Der Gnt>
l9doi9ung onldbli9 Der @erltaatz
li6ung bisIer gabn eriu6en. Dor
Der 9erltaatli9ung idmmtlidsr idipsis
Serii4er 9abnen batten bic bortigen
gabneeielfdaften ibre aapitalien be-
beuteno periuGHert. 0as Refnungs>
geieB. ipelfeS bic 8erltaatli9ung
rsgeln Ioflte uub bieIe 8eripGif.rungen
ausmersen polte. mar i'm Sabre 1896
gum er item Wale angenommsn unb
BON BoltSpsfereabum perporfen tpprs
ben. %gelanete dber ipdter bod mod
sur 4nnabme. Die petition Der belts
i6en Ittionirs 1T alfo gelui1fermaBen
Tin proteit 9e9en bus Re4nungsgefeb.
- Sm @riinlse luuroe Die nadte 2ei6e
bes Stuosnten Der Sbsologie Ssinrid
5ittersr aus Worbis Wreuben) aufs
%sefunoen. 5itterer ituoirte in 5rei-
burg (Sreisgau) uno lift auf elmer ReiI.
beim gaoen in benz falten 9ergiee II,
5olgs Ser5ihlaqs e~rtruntsn. Der linz
fau ereignste iid ipabrIdsinIi4 Mitte
SUM.
8 ii + d.. Gum Qiiiiten5arst an
Der 3iiri6er Srduentlinit lpurbe SRI.
mso, pratt. SoTep5ine Sobler ernalnt.
- Dos eiogcn0l'iide SdibenfeIt bat
in 3urid un.sr GROCER 9stbeilisuns
ftattsefunbsn.
Margau. Die Bride Mbein>
beims3ur5od ipuros benz Nertebr
iibsrgeten. On Der GrDfinungs Jeier
betb.iIiaten iid i4peiss,iide uno bas
eiihe NeaIer.unaaosrtreter. Die Bride
muBte 3ipeimat eebalt p.rben. Den
,rItsn gau aerltorte i'm lsbtsn CONNER
ein %llntpetter. Gin peitsrer 9riidens
bau fcu jebt apiiam Sabrbous uno
Roblen3 e~rTtelt rerosn.
q euen g. Der lang perz
mibte aontonsratb 9%rounI6peig aus
Gbaur be 6onos in Neudatel, beTen
@criGpinben i'm porissn CONNER
grob.s 9luFisben errsste unb st bo{er.
bic Si6erteit bes carbohydrates bes
treffsnbsn Geriid)ten @nlab bot, 1T
tiirSlid burt 3ufaG als 2eibe 400
Wleter unter benz Bengal in elmer
G1lu6t s~efunoen pprben.
q o nSobe1 er tp a d I.
Yer &an5liit &uroipsti aus Soben.
ialja. poien, mar BON einem @rntes
hagen iibcrfabren unb 10 f1tper Der.
lest lporben, pab er fir tobt in bic
GeihentSmmer bes Grantenbauies ges
brdft purbe. lin f~eltSuiteIen, intpie,
tpeit cine 5abrlaiiigteit bes betreffens
ben Wdsenfiibrers porldse. iolte auf
@%norbnuns Der StaatsanpaltIdaft
bic Settion potgenomnert perben. Mls
nun bic 9eri9tsfommiIiion bas OBJ
buttions5immer betreten bate ltnb Der
IrSt ii1 anididts, ieines Mmtes su
ipaltsn, iuuroe Der .Sobte" plDBlih
ipieber lebenbig. Gr mtIGte iid ans
fan9s fdi4tern. bann aber INNER
psrnsbmli4er in bic u%nterbaltuns. Die
aommiffion tonnte nun 1ofort ben
Wieoereripa6ten iib.r bic itrittiae
Grase. oh Jabrldfiisteit porldse ober
1i9t, bernebmen.
Wurbe LOG SabreaIt.
SIN Ilter bon LOG Sabren lit i'm Gies
fenbaule gu 3aborSe, preuBiih=
SGlefien, bic Mittpe Marie Wobsbti
ais dlteite Gintpobnerin bes Rreiies
3abr5e 9eitorben. Die Greifin mar
nod iebr riitis unb trant nod ieben
Tag ndd altsepobnter Meife ibren
S3naps. aur3 Dor ibrem 9obe ldrmte
tie nod, neil man ibr ben fir ben
Sdnaps perorbneten Wein niht CAB.
Wahoem Tie erbIid ben Meir erhoIfpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16
31rnuin, 3lirJffnlr,t.

MItena. Mus @nlaB zines Or
beiterfeites idsntte @ebeimratb Selpe
Der interchangeable isinsr Irbeiter
10000 Mart.
% atten 6 b. Die Stabts
perorbneten baben i'm Sntereffe Der
9~oltsRp9isnc ben arantenbGuiern our
gefddffuns bon @eniditarreierum
500 Mart iiberipieien. Serner erb0bte
bic Stabt ibren Intbeil am Gleftriai'
tdtspert Wsitfalen BON 10000 Mart
auf $4,000 Mart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16
aus hrr Rbeinpful,.

2ubpiss en-, 8om Stabts
nth ipurben auf bic DoAer bon bret
Sdbren II Sduldr5te aus Der Ieibe
Der bieiigen prattilden Nerate fir qua
Iammen 20S S6ultlaTen init 12.468
Ghllern unb S1iilerinrett onseitellt.
Mot d b d. Dds @mtsgeridt
Eaiierslautern bat iiber bas 8ermOs
gen Der Spars unb Oarlebnstahe bas
bier ben &onturs er0ffnst. Die ses
nannte aoIle bate fdon lett ldnserer
3eit nit Shpieristeiten gu tdmpfen,
bic in erlter 2inie barauf auriid5ufibs
rem iein biirften. bab ea bier an ben
ridtigen 2euten our entlprshsnben
5ibruns Der SaHensef4dfte sefsblt
bat.
3 ip il d n. Der Bring
RegeHt beanabigte ben ipege1 Wtales
itatsbeleioisung psrurt6eilt.n S4reis
ner Dura BON bier.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21

Mrs. Clarence Ford was calling on
friends and relatives last week.
Warren Leavitt is confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs. Geo. o. Bailey has been visiting
friends in Gardiner the past week.
The Helping Hand society will meet
with Mrs. Forest Ware next Wednes-
day.
WALDoBoRo.
Rev. and Mrs. L. l.. Harris have re-
turned from their vacation and Mr..
Harris occupied his pulpit Sunday.
Miss Inez Reed of Bath is stopping a
few weeks with her grandparents.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Sarah
Kuhn occurred at her late home on
Friendship street Monday and was con-
Quoted by Rev. w. c. Curtis of the Con-
gregational church Of which she was a
member. One son, Herman, and one
daughter. Miss Anna. besides large
circle of friends mourn her loss.
The Methodist fair has been postpon-
ed to Dec. 10.
The Squash social at the NJ. E vestry
Thursday evening proved success in
every way. A short program was rem
dered and squash pie and hot coffee
were served. The receipts We're 500.
Mrs. w. W. Levenseler and daughter
Ruth are in Portland.
Mrs. Earnest Glidden has returned
from Boston, where she has been sew
|eral weeks.
Lincoln AchOrn Of Monmouth, who
has been in town for ten days, returns
home Monday.
MIR. Bailey has moved his family int
the house on Main street recently
vacated by William CrOwell.
Mrs. II. 7. Eugiey and Mrs. +. F. Gill
man drove to Warren Monday and
went to Rockland by clectrics.
Mrs Dora York and daughter Gract
went to Boston Saturday. Miss Grace
will have an operation performed on
her throat and expects to be gone abou,
two weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21

While he was German ambassador to
Rome Prince Buelow occupied one of
the most spacious palaces. When the
Countess Buelow learned that her hus-
band was to move to Berlin and that
the cnancelIors residence there was a
poor place compared to their nagnifi-
cent dwelling in the Eternal City, she
had misgivings as to how her chef-a
somewhat lordly personage-would re-
ceive the news. Determined to take
the bull by the horns. she sent for the
artist and acquainted him. with the
state of affairs. The chef replied af-
fably: "Oh. please don't for a mo-
ment permit your husband to give up
his post in Berlin on my account"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21

The Schiller statue which the Ger
man citizens Of Cleveland will erect in
that city, has been completed in Ber-
lin. The bronze figure is n little over
seven feet high. 1t shows the poet
seated in All armchair Speaking of
the work, a Berlin paper says: 1.-THE
new Schiller statue for the United
States does much credit to the sculp-
tor. Hermann Matzen. and it's crea-
ton gives us in the fatherland renewed
proof-although that was never re-
quired-of the loyalty of our American
brothers to the literature of Germany.
The German who goes to America be-
comes an American in all that the
word implies, but even unto the third
generation he is usually loyal to Ger
man poetry and German song
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21
WALDO.
TROY CENTER.

Most of the schools in Troy began.
this week.
The Sunshine meeting with Mrs. l..
]. Sanderson has been postponed until
Nov. q.
I. W. Halves, who was under the
Doctors care last week, is greatly i'm
proved.
Miss Vena Myrick closed her school
in Unity last week, and is at hcme for
q weeks vacation.
Howard Hillman of Rumford Falls is
calling on old neighbors and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Crawford, who
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
L. j. SaHderson, have returned to their
home in Palmyra.
Allen Walker, afetr a visit at the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21
LINCOLN.
JolcE.


Mr.. Miller Of Winthrop has been
engaged to teach the Cooper's Mills
school, which will commence Monday,
November IS. The superintendent ex-
poets to secure teacher for the
Turner's Corners school to commence
the same date.
Misses Ina and Tena Henry, Miss
Edith Grady, Miss. Grace Preble and
Wadsworth Lewis are attending the
High school at Kings Mills.
WHITEHEAD.
Guy Carleton is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Carleton.
Miss Jane. Carleton is attending
school at Bridge Academy, Dresden.
George Kelley has been quite ill with
la grippe.
Men and their teams have been EN-.
ployed several DAYS recently gravelline
the roads.
- i.--- - -, --AAlkA
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sAGADAHoC.
BoWDolN.

James Grady is hauling hay to Lis
bon Falls.
Fred Boyce, who was the guest of
his cousin, Fred Roberts. Friday and
Saturday, deer hunting, has gone to
Auburn where he is attending High
school.
George Allen was in this place Sat
urday on business
Lawrence Schnerr of Lisbon Falls was
in town Saturday night and Sunday
the guest of relatives.
A little stranger arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Merrimar
Friday, Nov. Is.
Fred Roberts was in Lisbon Falls
Sunday.
Ralph Cornish who is working for A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21
COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.
FREEMAN.

E. L. Cook, who was operated upon
for appendicitis at Bells. at Strong
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Cook.
Everett Waugh, who is 10 years OF
age and making his home with Mrs
B. H. Faler, had the pleasure Of walk
ing within a very short distance OF two
deer Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selden Fuller OF TINS
place have taken rent in one part Oh
Mrs. Fuller Smiths house at Strong.
George Brown and Bert Whitney
each shot deer Saturday morning.
More were seen at the same time. They
are quite plentiful in this vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21
eEN0BsC0T.
GARLAN D.

John F.. Hamilton went last week on
a business trip to Aroostook.
Mrs. Ed. Randall has for a guest her
friend, Mrs. Flora Higgins of Charles
ton.
Frank Greedy, brother of the late
Mrs. H. H. Gordon is in a very critical
condition with pneumonia. His home
has been with Mr.. Gordon for some
sine.
Ross Brann is pressing hay for
Frank Sampson of Dexter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21
Best Values We Have
Ever Offered

SO Ladies' up-to-date tailor made
Suits at 1-3 off prices from
$3.50 to $500. This is one of the
Best Suit values ever offered in
Augusta.
We have just received very lrage
line of Ladies' up-to-date Coats the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21

very latest styles out Ask to see our
1898 kersey Coat in all shades it is
a wonder. Prices from $3.50 to $500.
Ladies' Trimmed Hats, all records to
be broken 40 per cent discount on all
our trimmed hats. We are over
stocked with hats and they must be
closed out if prices will do it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21

The College of Eastern Langua ges in
Berlin has engaged four educated
Chinese to teach Mandarin. For six
hours a week each gets a monthly sal
airy of 1857.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21
LlTcHFlELD CORNER.

VIM. F. Allard of Richmond and Mrs.
Nettie Morrell Earle were married at
the Congregational parsonage Sunday
evening. Nov. 10, by the pastor, Rev
]. F. Richards. No announcements
were sent out. They will make their
residence for the present at Mrs AL
lard's home.
Mrs. Fannie Higgins has been on q
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Gordan. at
Fayette.
The Ladies' Home Circle will have a
15-cent dinner at Stewards hall
Wednesday.
]. w. Starbird of Lewiston is in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsmith Of West
Gardiner We're the guests of their
daughter. Mrs. Chaplin Lydston, Sun
day.
Carl Taylor is at home from Bos-
ton for a few days visit.
Henry Taylor is making some nee
essary repairs on his buildings Frank
Smith and William Knight are doing
the work.
Miss Winnie Brown has gone to Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Asa P. Smith has been very
sick, but is reported to be gaining
slowly.
Mrs. George w. Earle is confined to
her bed by sickness.
Miss Ora Hall and Miss Carrie Alex
ander made a business trip to Lewis
ton Monday. Miss Hall has resigned
har nnSffinn har
Corner school and is going to New
Hampshire.
VIM. Buker of Bates College was
calling on friends in the place Sunday.
He expects to teach in town this VIM
ter.
The fall term of the academy will
close Nov. %. The Senior class will
present the drama at "Purgatory," on
the evening Of that day. The class has
very handsome new class rings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21
CAM BRIDGE.

Mr.. ana Mrs Ivan Ham. are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF son
Dor Nov IS
Hev. anG Mrs. Gardiner expect to go
to Nevada soon to pass the winter.
Mrs. J. b. Labree returner Saturday
evening from st. Adams where she
visited her aunt. Mrs. Betsey Goodwin.
Ambrose Cole has returned to Portland
to resume his work.
The Helpers will have 4 supper and
entertainment at Union hall Thursday
evening.
George Goodwin of ST. Alhans recent
~ visited his friend. J. p. Mitchell.
About g. after ed the grange meeting
Saturday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21

If you want a can of good Salmon,
ask for Argo. Every can guaranteed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21
SOMERSET.
RIPLEY.


Mall Thurston and John Cooley returned
Wednesday from q business trip to Ban
Tor.
Miss Winnie Durein Of Bath has been
visiting Mrs. S. ID. Page.
Olive Lowell Of Dexter is caring Tor
Mrs. Ellsworth Lowell.
Mrs. Eta Weeks is stopping at I'D
ward Farrars this winter.
Mrs. Mandy Eowdoin is very i'll.
Guy Weymouth and son of st. Al
bans are staying at their camp on !;
hunting trip.
Zen Seavey shot deer weighing 21O
POUNDS Saturday.
Mabel Page and Ella Dore of Har-
mony were at S. D. Pages over Sun
day.
Mrs Lucy Reese has gone to Dexter
TO live with Mrs. Mary Percival.
A RE scciable was given at the grange
Saturday cVering.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21

p. Small at West Bowdoin was home
lover Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21
kENNEBEc.
PlTTsToN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Folsom OF Au-
gusta were the guests of Mrs. Folsom's
parents. Capt. and Mrs. Joseph Mar
son, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Miller Of Gar
diner were recent business callers at
Charles Colburn's.
william Chapman will go to Shirley
Mills this week, where he will be en-
ployed through the winter. Mrs. Chap
man will spend the winter in Augusta.
Miss Edith Scott, who is very i'll at
her home here. remains about the
same.
Glenwood Troop will go to Augusta
this week and will board with Mrs. F.
c. Moore this winter.
Mrs. Loren Powers passed her SSth
birthday Sunday and but for the acci-
dent she met with last winter would
be a very smart old lady. She received
many callers throughout the day,
among them being Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Powers of Randolph.
Mrs. Blanche Hatch Of Augusta was
at Harry Troops Saturday.
Mrs. Owen Blen Of Dresden Is visit
ing her father, Roger Lapham.
Miss Annie Moody closed a very sue
cessful term Of school in district No.
II, last Friday.
Herbert Jackson of Jefferson visited
at A. E. Palmers last week.
The Rev. E. S. Gahan of East Pitts
ton preached a very interesting SER
mon Sunday at both the Congregation
al chapel and also the schOOlhOuse in
the lower neighborhOOd. There was a
good attendance at both meetings. The
sermons were much appreciated by all.
Mrs. Wallace Church Of Washington.
D. c., arrived last week for a short
visit at her former home. On her re-
turn her mother, Mrs. Frank Powers,
will accompany her and will spend a
part of the winter with Mrs. Church
and will also visit her son, Melvin
Powers, in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Moore of NAL
den, Mass, were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker w. Powers over Sunday
John Cults, who has been visiting
relatives here, returned to his home IN
Beverly, Mass. Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Hunt and son
spent the day Sunday at Mr.. Hunts
former home in Chelsea.
Mrs. L. S. Heath and Mrs. Oscar
Barter of Whitefield were callers at
Artell Fossett's last week.
Mrs. Eugene Fosestt was the guest
Of relatives in Whitefield Saturday and
Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21
Augusta
Employers
Have Learned

that the best and quickest mannel ~
secure desirable help Is tnrous"
Want Columns of the Daily 'o"in--
Good help 1. scarce and does not lC ~
remain idle after acquiring the -. .s
q consulting the Classified Aas 80 "a.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-17

E,travags ee Of the New Yorker.
is not the native New Yorker the
prey and the plaything of the waiter
the cahman, the ticket speculator and
the market manf Does he not pay two
prices for food ia the glittering Broad
way cafe and then, after waiting an
hour, receive cold, dead portion Of
something that he didn't order and
never would think OF ordering unless
deliriousl Does he not recognize ;hat
the legal tariff OF cab charges is pure
fiction and fork over what the weather
beaten Rube Burrows on the top OF the
hanson may demand? Does he not
But oh. what's the use. The scales
they weigh him on at birth give false
returns. and at his funeral the under
taker charges his estate for extra car
riages that never show up.-I. S. Cobb
I'm New York World.