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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-18

shake Oh the grip Of your old enemy,
Nasal Catarrh, by using Eiy's Cream Balm.
Then will all the swelling and soreness be
driven out Of the tender, innamed membranes.
The fits Of sneezins will cease and the dis
charge, as offensive to others as to yourself,
will be stopped when the causes that produce
it are removed. Cleanliness, comfort and re-
newed health by the use Of Cream Balm. Sold
by all druggists for 50 cents, or mailed by Ely
Bros, 50 Warren Street, New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-18

castor, Rev. J. P. Simonton, being in poor
health, was unable to be present.
Mrs. Grafton Torrey, who came here
with her brothers. remains, returned to
her home in Campobello, Mass, Thursday.
The many friends here OF Mrs. L. M.
Robbins, of Roxbury, Mass, were pleased
to hear that she was able to go to her
home after being for a long time in the
hospital for critical surgical operation.
Dec. 10. H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-18
NORTH oRLAND.
Norris CHM is i'll again.

Norris CHM is i'll again.
Will Billings is on the sick list.
Fred Richardson purchased steer Of w.
P. Dodge and one of Roscoe Davis last
week. They are well matched ard will
make fine pair.
Miss L. Gertrude Churchill closed Q sue
cessful school term of fourteen weeks in
district No. Z, Dec. 10. Alexander w. Gray
was not tardy or absent during the term
Grace L. Ware was perfect in spelling
She also received prize for department
Miss Churchill left Saturday for the nor.
NAL school at Castine.
Dec. 16. B.
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BUCKsPORT.

Hon. Parker Sponord arrived home
Thursday from the Russell hospital at
Brewer. He was accompanied by Clerk
Of Courts ]. F. Knowlton and wife, OF
Ellsworth, and his nurse, Miss Emily
Dixtrom. Mr.. 6pofford stood the journey
well, and now that he is at home, his
friends look for his speedy recovery from
his accident on Thanksgiving day at Ellis
worth.
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Badly Mixed Up.

Abraham brown, Of Winterton, n. =,
had . very remarkable experience; ne
says: doctors got badly mixed W SsSt
kidney trouble; the fourth, blood poison,
and tie NTH stomach and liver trouble !;
but none Of them helped me; 90 my VIE
ADVISED trying Electric Bitters, which are
restoring me to perfect health. One DOT. ..
tie did me more good than ALL sae 1 for
blood poison. weakness and all stomach,
liver and kidney complaints, by r. e.
MOORE, druggist, SOC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-18
NORTH sEDaw1cK.

Mrs. Malinda Carter is very i'll.
Harry Pert and wife are keeping house
for Frank r. Marks, and working on the
farm.
The Allen mill 10 closed for while, and
q crew Of men is cutting lumber, while
others are hauling the logs ready Tor
saving.
Miss Matte Grindle, Of surry, who is
teaching school at Grindleville, Bluehill,
was in town Friday and Saturday visiting
Miss Blanch Staples.
Mr.. NJ. A. Wright, who has been visit-
ing at Mrs. Elwell's since june. Ieit iol
Portland Dec. I. She will spend lew
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COUNTY NE VS..
-. xddittonat Ccussp Wees. sec otasr paoes
BRooKLIN.

BKOOKLIN.
George fainter is employed at Stoning-
ton.
Miss Grace Tapley is visiting friends at
Vinalhaven.
Miss Gertrude Mcfarland has gone to
yinalhaven to teach.
Victor Colt has moved his household
Goods from Boothbay Hsrbor here.
Mrs. L. A. Watson, of Melrose, Mass, is
r;s;ting her niece, Mrs. F. 8. Herrick.
Bert Marks, who injured his ankle five
months ago, went to the hopital Thursday
for treatment.
Mrs. Rose Snow and family and Mrs.
Ward Freethey and children have gone to
Everett, Mass, for the winter.
Mrs. Nellie Joyce, who has been living
with her daughter, Mrs. F. A. Watson, in
Melrose, came home Thursday, and is
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. M. Pease.
Dec. 9. UNE FEMME.
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WEST BROOKLYN.

Harry Mcfarland has lumber on the
spot to build his house.
School commences here to-day, with
Miss Elsie Philip, Of Bluehill, teacher.
Mrs. Della Carter and daughter Ethel
spent Thursday and Friday with relatives
ut Brooklin.
Rufus and Hira Bridges VISITED their
sister, Mrs. Lillian Lufkin, at West Sedg-
wick recently.
Dec. 16. B.
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mfpiraI.
mfnitaI.
One Weak Spot.

Most Ellsworth People have a Weak
Part And Too Often it's
the Back.
Everyone has weak spot.
Too often it's bad back.
Twinges follow every sudden twist.
Dull aching keeps up, day and night,
Tells you the kidneys need help
For backache is really kidney-ache.
A kidney cure is what you need.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick Kidneys,
Cure backsche and all urinary ills.
Ellsworth people recommend the rem
edy.
Mrs. Charles E. Higgins, Of 106 Water
ST., Ellsworth, Me-, says: "Doan's Kid
ney Pills are excellent for the kidneys. l
procured them at E. u. Moore's drug store
and used them with very beneficial results.
My back ached so that it was difficult to
lie, sit OF stand with comfort. There was
a dull, heavy aching at times, and then
again it would be sharp pains, especially
when made sudden move, and for some
little time after getting up from chair I
was obliged to 60 about in bent-over
position. The second night after COM
mencing to use Doan's Kidney Pills had
good restful nights sleep, something ]
had not been able to get for two months.
The use OF Doan's Kidney Pills cured me,
and since completing the second box
have not been troubled as was BEFORE"
For sale by all dealers. Price 30 cents.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and take
no other.
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days there, and then go to New York for
the winter.
The Golden Rule circle met at Union
hall Saturday for quilting. There was
ten-cent supper and sociable in the eve
ming. Quite number Of young folks en-
joyed the evening.
Dec. IS. RAE.
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ATLANTIC.

There will be Christmas concert in the
Baptist church.
Mrs. Ellen Staples has returned from
Stonington, where 9he went to to visit her
son, W. D. Stanley.
. The buoy boat Geranium came into the
harbor Monday and is still here. She has
been east, and is now bound for Portland.
Roscoe and Irving Joyce left Monday
for Portland, where they intend to go
lobstering. Their families will 60 later
and spend the winter in Portland.
Dec, II, s..
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T,HE subscriber hereby gives notice that

yTyHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
j. she has been duly appointed admins
trstrix Of the estate Of
in the county Of Hancock, deceased, and
given bonds as the law directs. AL per-
sons having demands sgeinst the estate
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment i'm
mediately. ALICE n. SCOTT.
Ellsworth, Dec. 6, 1907.
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a Room 10 Elderly People.

Most elderly people have some Kidney OF
bladder disorder that is both painful ana
dangerous. Foley's Kidney Remedy has
proven boon to many elderly people as 1t
Stimulates the urinary organs, corrects irregu-
larities and tones up the whole system. Com
mence taking Foley's Kidney Remedy at once
and be vigorous. q. A. PARcHER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-18
STATE OF MAINE.

Collectors Advertisement Of Sale Of Lands
of Non-Resident Owners.
Unpaid taxes ON lands situated in the town Of
surry. In the county Of Hancock, for the
HNHE following list Of taxes on real estate
i Of nonresident owners in the town Of
Surry aforesaid. for the year 1907. committed
day Of April, 1907. remain unpaid; and notice
is hereby given that il said taxes with inter-
est and charges are not previously paid. 50
much Of the real estate taxed as is sufficient
to pay the amount due therefor. including in
terest and charges, will be sold without fur.
ther notice 1T public auction at town hall in
1908, at Q O'Clock q: m.
Name OF owner, descrip- Amt.
ton OF property. Value. tax.
Bar Harbor Coal Co, Rich Phil.
lips wood lot 3 $50 8 800
Luther Hastings. or unknown,
wood lot bought OF W s Trew-
land lying south Of Bluehiu
VIVA VIVA lana, 10 100
Heath east of Morsan's Bay
Ho c PHILIPPE. Young lot. Z = :"
bounded On the south BY
Dunham lot, on the west by
MEADOW land near John oliver
Ezra johnson farm, 80
3 OF tract OF land lying be-
tween Bluehill road and Pat.
tens pond known Is the
Eugene Hale land, 1875 81 81
John F Proctor, or unknown,
apart OF the Thomas Coggins
lot, 200 s 90
Arthur I Saunders, 8 ] Byard,
farm at NewbuTy Neck, 1900 81 so
Fred X p Saunders homestead, $50 376
| William p Stewart. cottage and
farm, 2,2OO
Byron Carter farm, 525
Farm formerly occupied by
John J Stewart, 1880
Land bought Of @ Young, rs
Cyrenus Young, pasture lot, $50
part Of Thomas Coggins lot, 100
A lot Of land bought for school
lot, rs l24 II
Lowell Young. lie Of John Tor
D. ]. CURTIS, Collector
of taxes Of the town Of Surry.
| Dec. Is, 1907.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-18

"Generally debilitated for years. Had sick
headaches, lacked ambition, was worn out
and all run down. Burdock Blood Bitters
made me a we'll woman."-Mrs. Chas. Freitoy,
Moosup, Conn.-Adpt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-12-18
legal Notices.
- - -
STATE OF MAINE.

Cole ctor's A .vertisement Of Sale of Lands
Of Non Resident Owners.
Unpaid taxes on lands situated in the town Of
Bluehill, in the county OF Hancock, for the
yesr 1907.
THE following list OF taxes on real estate
i Of non resident owners in the town OF
Biuehill aforesaid. for the year 1907, COM
mitted to me for collection for said town ON
the twenty Rftn day Of April. 1907 remain
unpaid; and notice is hereby given that il
said taxes with interest and charges are not
previously paid. SO much Of the real estate
taxed a. is sufficient to pay the amount due
therefor, including interest and charges, will
be sold without further notice at public auc
ton at town hall, in said town, on the first
Monday in February. 1868, at . O'Clock o. m.
Amt of
tax due
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26
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S~ehSnnbswansigites &apitel.

Glice bate iid nidt geirrt. @s mar
in Der 3bat Sarpis. Der. na6bem Die
beiDen SliihtIinse in Der S9dferbiitte
bes S6ottii6en Soflanbes Cbbaf
eefunDen, linen bierber nddeeeilt mar
unb lie audi pirfli6 eiusebolt bate.
9eutlid borte iie i'm iebt gu ben
S6dfern iaeenv
.@nten 4benb. meme Sreunbe!
Scbt ibr ipobl 5tpei aueinreiienbe Sas
men 9eieben? 9eim 5inmel, oa iino
meme Yoniesl Die Srauen iinb alio
bierl"
lInb beutIid pernabm slice, ipie
er bon Tferbe iprans.
ga. es iinb 5tpei Brduen bier.
entsegnete Der erite Sfdfer poriidtis.
lob es aber bieielben iino. Die Sbr
luGt. niiien mir ni6t.
.@s iinb Dieielben", berii6erte Sars
bis linen, Id femme bod meme beiDen
Yoniesl llnb Die cine Der beiben, III
cine aIte Srau, Die anoere elm iun9es
WdoGenl"
limb o~benbrein Elm iebr biibfdes.
NIT Nugen pie Bolfen, burd1 tpel6e
Die Come I6eint", bemerfte Der cine
Der S6dfer.
r@an3 reftl" itimmte Sarpis Dem
S6dfcr BEL. Sd babe iie bereits ieit
5ipei Sagen berfolst", fubr er fort.
.0ott lei Snnf. baB i6 lie ~sefunben
babe. @ollt Sbr eincn S6lud aus
meiner Slai6e?"
llnp er 5og aus Der Sai6e ieines
btden lleber8iebers cine grobe Slai6e.
balb nit g%runntiuein aefiiqt. unS
rei6te iie ben beioen MGnnern. 9ieis
nabmen Die Snli6e unb tbaten Inn
gut 8eideib, unb inter benz ginflut
oes ieurigen 0etrdntes idipanb lire
3~uriidbaltuns uno Goriidt mebr unb
me9r.
~8ie i5 iebe", iprad Sarpis pei'
ter. ubabt CIR Den beiben Srauen bic
SItte iiberlaHen. unb wabri6einlif
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26

Hatienten ausl 8ir linb perloten.
tpenn nift elm 8unber uns rettetl"
8rethen itDbnte leiie. -
lin @ottespilen. till" ermabnte
lie IIice. .Sore, mas i1 auseebadi
babel Sarbis beabiidtigt. NIT nnS bel
Susesanbrud pieber aufsubreden,
ipomit Die SdGier einp~eritanben iinb.
Sest iblafen aIe. gs' lit olio fir
uns cine W0elidfeit borbanben. DAP
fuirb linn bod nod enttommeti, tpenn
mir glei6 ieet 9eben!"
@retfen mar natiirlih iofort bereit
oa5m. Sic mar ia pollitdnbig anses
fleiSet, ipie aud lire iunee 9errin.
~2anen Sic uns nod in Dieiet Winute
gebenl" iagte tie leiie.
Iltce trat mod einmal an oas Taz
pierfeniter unb iab binaus. Nafbem
lie ii6 iiber5eust bate, oab Die brei
Uednner na6 fpie Dor felt i6liefen.
ia9te tie: , y
$50. fomm, 8retden Las es ms
oann iuagen - nit @ottes SiIfel"
llnb tudbrenb 0retfen bas 8Inbel
nit ben nod iibrisen Gebensmitteln
anfnabm, ihob Iliee ben bideu Spl5s
riegel ar Der Sbiir Suriid unb oifnete
bieIe poriiftig. Oa - borbar fnarr<
te Die Sbiir in Den Inseln unbY bas
Ser5 itodte Den beiben Sli6tlingen
Dor %namenloier Ineit. @eun Der Son
Die S6Idfer setpedt bate UNI, tie bers
rietb! Wit ansebaltenem 9ttbem
laui6teu 9eibe. I'D taa So
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &apitel.

3pet Gage na6 Dem 3erniirfnif
2oro 2eonarb's nit ieiner Gnfeliu
mar es, als 9orb Glenbam na6 3one
bon 5uriidfebrte. Siefperitimmt ii6er
Die grfoleloiiefeit aler ieiner Ma6s
fori6uusen. fanb er and feline Wllts
ter ofienbar bon i6tperen Soreen nies
bergebriidt.
Waltreo Grafton bate tie 6elte be-
fu6t nnS ibr iiber Den Ytissrfol9 aler
ieiner R~emii6unsen beribS:., unb Die
itol5e Saob errDt6ete bel 6esn 8ebans
Ten, DaB lie, oes Grnfen Iutter, ieis
men Sreuno, Dem er b%ertraute. berdns
Iabt bate, an linn gum @errGtber gu
tperben. 9aber audi pobl fam es baf
es ibr idien, ais Oh ieiner 9e9riibunq
bic alte Ser5li6feit mangelte, unb cine
belize @nglt erfaBte tie. baB iein Scr1
ii6 ibr entfremDet babe.
ghur tpeni9e @orte mefielten Wut4
ter uno Sobn; bann i6idte Der jungt
0raf lid an, benz 8ufe 2aoD Ere,
bor's, ben er briefli6 porfanb, Solgt
5n %leiiten. 8ieleidt bate je linn ct.
mas ii6er Nlice 81 lageu!
Vei Snob Srebor angelangt, fiibrtt
Der 9icner i'm ioglei1 in bns @m,
pfangs5imner. mo Die 2abD i'm er.
ipartete uno le6buft auf i'm 8utrat.
nSaben sic Nd6ri6t bon Wif
@omberg?" nar feline erite Sroge. IN.
benz er ibren 6dnbebrlld eribiberte
-Sat lie Sbnen gel6rieben?"
aYciu", eripioerte Die 2aop ge5fpun.
GEN. Or badte alio INNER nod nul
on AIicel
0eS @rafen @eiidt b~erf6rbte lid
SD lcetc Sbre 3eilen babin aus
bag sic mir etpas iiber @iB 8ombere
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26

fenbar ihon peridiebene Sabre getras
gen nnb ibr llmihlasetu6 mar 10 alt,
baB mani bu6itdblih nift mebr erfens
men fonnte, pelde Sarben es emit ses
babt baben mpdte. Sbr sanses sleubez
res biloete ieoenfaIs einen erelen
Gontraf gu all Dem Slang lint lie
Der.
ngs gebt bod bo6it ur9ereht in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26

anis piinift uniere Seiratb, aber
ni6t bebbalb bemiitbiee i6 mid 10 tiei
Dor Sbnen, ionSern neil id liebe.
8orbon, - ipeil ib sic liebel"
limb lie ianf Dor linn uieoer NM
unltlammerte feline &niee. .goitb.
mas tbun Sic? Steben Sic aufl" riei
Der junee 8raf i'm Gone tiefiten grs
Ihredens.
Iber lie beadtete feline 8orte nidt.
ia, lie borte lie fuum. 80, @orbon.
mas fDnnte id niht fir sic tbun.
nadbem id MIDI 10 Dor Sbnen seoes
miitbist babel" itieB ie aus. 30.
iaeen Sic mir, - iasen Sic mir.
@oroon, oaB cine 2iebe ipie Die meme
niht obne Grtpiberuns bleiben fannl"
ltnb lie blidte flebenb az inn ems
por, aber penn aud ianft, 70 bod tiei
emit bot er ibr Die 9anb unb bali
ibr, ii6 auf5urihten.
vSteben Sic auf, gbitbl" iaste er
leiie unb tieftrauris. .@ott neib. ipas
ih barum sebcn miirbe, bieie Stunbe
auspiffen 81 fonuen aus Sbrem uni
meinem 2eben! SD mill bpffen. baf
sic ii6 in Sbrem Ser5en geirrt baben.
Senn ib pcrinag Sbnen mn Die eine
Inttport 6u geben: bab i6 nift nne
bers ietn farm ais trelI ge9en Mit
8omberg unb geeen mid ielbitl"
limb er 5og tie empor unb fiibrte
ibre Sanb reipectpol an feline 2ippen.
Sabp Srepor pollte iih. einen
Sdrei Der @er5rpeifluns niisltobeno.
'ibm an Die 8rnit iperfen; CT aber mid
raid o ibr 5uriid, ieine 9anb abs
pcbrenb ausitrefenb.
Sd mub seben, gbitbl" fagte er
rubig unb felt. SD mus 2orb 9eos
narbs unb Wr. Grafton bieien Na6s
mittas nod ieben. @ieIei1t baben
tie @adrihten fir midi"
limb er perabi6iebete ii6 bon ibr
ais Der boaeubete gapalier. Der Ell
mar, uno 9aDp Srepor brad idlu6s
5enO Dor Wutb unb Ger5meifluu9 5us
}ammeu.
ga, auf etnmal tbeilt Iif Der i6tpes
re @orbane Dor benz gingans in's
Neben3immer unb Mr. Yulforb. pels
der 3euse Der san5en Scene s~etpeier
iuar. trat in Den Salon.
2aneiam ndberte er ii6 Der tpie uns
iinnig 8ebdtbenben.
Cine aIerliebite feline Seene
gbitbI" fpra6 er ifurf. .Ilio Sie
baiien bieien Yuliorb? 0ieies unum,
prnbene gineeitdnoniB lit mir inte.
reliant aber es dnbert an unieren
arrangement nidtsl Sir ben Iusen.
bid Wipiabp. erlauben sic mir. 81.
men 81 iesen, bab er bier l1hr lit mn
Bic gquipaee Dor Der Sbiir itebt. 8il
tpolIen cine Sabrt bur6 ben Yart ma:
denl"
limb er fliugeIte obne ipeiteres Del
3nfe unb befabl berielben. 2abr Gre.
per bas Notbise gu elmer @usfabrt 81
bringen.
limb gbitb. trot an ibrer Werfpe:
genbeit bod itarr bariiber. baB bieiel
ibr arsfter Seinb 3euse alles @ei6e.
benen setpeien mar, tpaste feinen nod
grOberen gelat gu proooeiren uni
fgte ii6 baber ipiuenlos IN bas lin.
abdnoerlihe, = benn bab bel bieien
Wanne jeoer 8iberipru6 elm berseb:
lider setpeien ipdre. iab lie MIR 81
belltli9 in ieinen 3iigen ausseprdgt
llnb ipenn lie iid an ieiner Settle aud
tpie eine. ieelenloie 9uppe porfam. bi'
er auf Baraoe 81 fiibren beabii6tiste
- Sbatia6e blieb bod. baB lie bali
barahf neben benz seieai6aftli6 tie
unter ibr itebenben Weni6en in Del
&eibe Der gauipasen Der griten bes
2anbes bur6 ben Spbe Yarf babin.
fibr, - niht abnenb. bon nelhen
Werbdn9niB tie babel credit iperber
iollte.
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Der @elt gu, laste Die Srall 3i Dem
aineermdo6eu, gbab eiuiee Meniden
III GQuipagen fabren uub ni6ts tbun
tonnen, pdbreno anoere bage9eu 5u
SUB geben miliien uno faum cine
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IS 3 g.

limb nieper itreiite CT Seibe nit
einem gan5 eigentbiimli6cn Sltd.
Sic lppIlen ms Dp6 Sbba6 nno
Sdue fir Die 9ta6t getpdbren?" fru9
9retfen i'm pieDer.
~9ie 9iitte itebt 81 @urer Terfiis
eung", entgegnete er, limo antbun
fol- @ud bier aeiner etpasl Sor9t
fir gud ielber. pdbrenD ib na6 ben
gpnies iebel"
Sainit 9ine er binnus unb 8retfen
bolte bas @iinDel nit Den 2ebensmits
teln berbei unD breitete Oieielben auf
benz primitinen Glide. aus unb 8eioe
ipra6en benz ibnen @ebotenen nader
Su, mabrenb Der S6dfer Die Yonies
f~itterte linb frantic unb lie bierauf
an einen Yfabl bano.
Ser Soldier hattie ni6t bas ges
rinsfte @ertrauen 5u Der @ei6ihte,
Die er eebort bate. gr belt es in Der
Tbat ni6t fir mDsliG. DAB Elm Waeni6
MIR cine NaGt in 8lad> Nod bleiben
fonnte. biel meniser einen gan5en
Minter. gr itanb eben nod iinnenb,
als glice 6erausfam unb gu INN trat,
Inn dneitlib ben 8es entlang 81
i6aren, ben ite eefommen tparen.
.Sie ieben erid6pit aus, Nplaob".
5agte er reipettpoI, 5.Sie ionten pers
iu6en gu idlafen. SD unb mein &aa
merab tperben lfon bafiir iorgen, Dab
Sbnen fein 2eib sei6iebtl"
Suice ftredte ibnr boiler Oanfbarfeit
lire feline meiBe Sanb hin. Die er er<
fabte unh betradtete, als tpdre lie elm
8unDerSins, Das ibm gum 8ei6auen
gerei6t lei.
.@ose Der 9inunel Sbnen Sbre
@iite eeeen Elm fr~eunbIoies Rdb6en
b%elobnenl" ipra6 lie ianft. .8ir
pollen uns i6lafen legen, p%ertrauenb
auf Sbr @eripreben, uns gu bei6iis
senl @ilte Nadtl"
unb lie sins tuieoer in Die Sitte
unb Der S6dfer blifte ibr na6 nit
einem Slid, IN Dem it'd S6eu nnh
Mitleip pdarten.
Isle fonnen ia nidts bafir, Dat
iie irriinnis iinbl" ipra6 er Dor iif
bin. r9enn - ni6t einmal gu
piiien, baB tie in S6ottIanb iinol" =
9alb fam jebt audi Der speite
S6dfer 5uriid uno nit ~gebampfter
Gimme beri6tete fem aamerao ibm.
Der i6ot BEL ieinem Serannaben err
itauut Die beiben Yonies betrabtet
bate, bas @%Orsefalene. CT mar.
naGbem er Iaes eeb0rt. gang nnb
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-04-05
At THE NATIONS CAPITAL
Some Interesting Happenings Briefly
Told.

Lieutenant Greer, acting battalion
adjutant of the Twenty-fifth Infantry
on the night of the ARRAY at Browns
vile, gave strong testimony for the
negro troops before the Senate Com
mittee on Military Affairs.
So far as the attendance of State
militia at the joint encampment this
summer is concerned, General Muir
ray, chief of artillery, is now assur-
ed the project will he great sue
cess.
Exports to the Orient show an i'm
provement in February, according to
figures completed by the Bureau of
Statistics of the Department of Com
merce and Labor.
The President has signed an exc
cutive order requiring the issuance
of call for the holding of an cleo
ton of delegates to the first Philip
pine assembly.
Comptroller Ridgley has obtained
authority to have count made of
the unsigned banknotes in the Treas
ury, which amount to about $173,-
100000.
President Roosevelt announced the
appointment of the members of the
Immigration Commission
Fear, is expressed in official circles
in Washington that President Zelaya
will follow up his success in the cam
paign against Honduras by moving
against other Central American
states. The United States and Mexi-
co, however. do not consider this a
time to intervene.
The prosecution concluded its evi-
dence in the case of Binger Hermann,
accused of conspiring to defraud the
government.
The executive committee of the
Association of American Law Schools
considered plans for elevating the
standard.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-04-05
sELF.PERFoRMED SURGERY.
Aged Sufferer From Asthma Cuts
Her Throat.

Philadelphia Especially Fearing
she was choking to death in an asth-
matte attack, Mrs. Eliza Pendelberry,
eighty-one years old, of 6031 Vine
Street, gashed her throat with q
razor in an attempt to get her breath,
and lies in a serious condition at
the West Philadelphia Homeopathic
Hospital.
Mrs. Pendelberry, who resides
with her son James, has been for
years sufferer from asthma, and
of late she has been respondent over
her ailment.
About 10 o'clock A NJ, while she
was in the bath room of her home,
and unable to summon assistance,
she grasped her sons razor lying
on a shelf near by, and cut her
windpipe. The heroic measure had
immediate effect, for she was able
to call for help.
With blood pouring from her neck,
she was removed to the hospital.
There it is said small hope is enter
tanned for her recovery, owing to
the loss of blood and the danger
from pneumonia.