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Over 10000 deaths have resulted
from tho severe famine prevailing In
the usoga province. Uganda. East
Africa. Tho government II feeding co..
900 OF tho natives. Crops aro com.
pictc failure.
After protracted negotiations II has
been decided that there are too many
difficulties IN the way Of nm athletic
meeting for track and field events be.
tween British and American teams to
follow the olympic games In London
this summer and the matter has been
dropped.
The steamer Corwin from Seattle
for the ninth consecutive year has
hcon tho first vessel to reach Nome
Tho Corwin arrived at the mining
city June 3rd. making the trip from
Seattle In twcnty.three days. eighteen
hours. For the last week the Corwin
wns working throuh the Ice.
All sorts and sizes OF magicians. to
the number OF l50. attended the fourth
annual banquet OF the Society of
American Magicians. held In the Hotel
Marlborough. New York City. II took
tho form OF farewell banquet to
Harry Kcllar. dean of the profession,
Sixty young women OF Pittsburg.
who II they placed their family for.
tunes in one pot, would make n total
~ half billion dollars. will form the
chorus OF The Pirates OF Penzancc."
when It is given in the Alvin thea,er
there June 18th and 18th for the bene.
d, Of the Industrial Home OF Crippled
Childrcn.
Al hope has been abandoned for the
German steamer Europea. which sailed
from Hamburg. Germany. forty-five
GAYS ago bound for Norfolk. Virginia.
lNAdrd With fertilizer. The trip should
szVr eccG made in twenty one days
NC;AsEE has been heard of the ship in
so-tN days she carried 4 crew o.
toraN seven men
Tae United States Steel CORPORA
sssz 5 said TO be negotiating a con
;-1c: with Russia 20 provide rails tor
~ Ny.ue practically the entire track
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Casco Bay breeze., 1908-07-16
HE KNEW WHAT HE WANTED.
The Five-Year-oid Boys Ready An
s~er to the storekeeper's Cues
ton.

There are, to be sure, many places
where they sell ice cream by the quart.
the pint and the half point. to be car
ried home by the purchaser. the cream
being packed In trim paper boxes OF
one or another size that are specially
designed for the purpose; and then
there are places wher they will sell
you a five cent box Oh ice cream. the
little boxes used for such sales being
made just like those of larger size,
with flaps that tuck in and all that
sort Of thing.
Into such q place yesterday came a
hve-year-old boy who was later des-
-erfbed by q woman customer who was
buying some candy there at the time
as the handsomest boy she had ever
seen; and this remarkable youngster.
who was also very handsomely and
becomingly attired, marched up to the
Ice cream counter and said:
Il want a fve-cent box of Ice
cream"
What kind?" said The storekeeper,
looking down upon him gravely.
White" said the boy. with equal
gravity.
And in due time he got II and walk
ed away with IL calmly, with his five
cent box of white ice cream.-New
York Sun.
Casco Bay breeze., 1908-07-16
Long Island


Miss Ethel Bates gave a picnic last
thursday In her launch Narcissis TO
Basket Island. The trip was a glorious
one and the day perfect. A delicious
luncheon was enjoyed by all, the boys
say that the punch could not be beat.
Misses Flora and Kate Thomas gave
taffy party last Wednesday at the
Allston cottage, a most delightful eve
ming was enjoyed by all. Those pres
ent were the Misses Ford, Davis. Al
len, Eaton, Bates. Demarest. Kay and
Schonland, and Messrs. Ford, Jr.,
Thomas. Mabry. Schonland. FarweIl,
Thomas, Parsons. r. White and f.
White.
Mr.. Homer II. Tilton of West New
ton, Mass, was a recent guest OF his
daughter, Mrs. Hannah McNeill.
Mrs. +. Jarvis and Miss Bodine of
New York, are guests OF the Demarests
at Looktosea cottage.
Fred L. Marshall OF Boston. Is a
guest for two weeks at the Richfield,
East End.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. w. Kemp Of
Portland were guests Sunday at Camp
Mrs. Ira r. Tibbetts entertained a
party OF relatives at her new home last
Thursday. A delicious shore dinner
was served at noon. Those present
were: NJ NJ. Stackpole, A. NJ. wey-
mouth, =. r. Tibbetts, A F. Stack
pole. r n. Tuck, w. Tuck, r Tuck of
Oklahoma City, Okla, r. Foss. II. NJ.
T. Emmons OF Beachwood,
Me. Mrs. w. L. Foes, n. Foss, p. r.
weymouth, r. ID. Foss, A. N. Fraser
and o. r. Fraser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Martin OF
Du Boise, Pa, were guests last Tuesday
OF the Harris cottage. Mr.. Martin IL
physical director Of the Central Y. M.
2. A. and he and his wife are spending
their honeymoon at his old home IN
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cutler and
Misses Dorothea and Elaa OF Cam
bridge, are now located at their sum
mer home Tho Dana" for the season
Mrs r. T. Smart and children q
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He Told the Reason.

The aerenaut to get along must
keep his wits about him." said an
army official. Under the most ad-
verse circumstances he must not lose
his head. Always he must be alert
and ready, ,like-like-weil, like a SCI
enlist I used to know
This scientist gave a scientific lee
ture In a church one night, and at the
lectures end he said, beaming on his
audience condescendingly:
Now, IL there is any scientific
question that any Of my friends would
like to ask. I beg them not to hesi-
tate. shall be only too happy to
answer any inquiry in my power
AN old lady In spectacles that
gave her a severe, stern look. rose
and said:
"'why do wet tea leaves kill
roaches?"
The scientist didn't know they
did. let alone the cause Of the pheno-
menon. But never at a loss, he re-
piled:
Because. madam, when a roach
comes across a wet tea leaf he says.
Hello. here's a blanket" and wraps
himself up In II. catches cold and
dies Los Angeles Times.
Casco Bay breeze., 1908-07-16
MtRRIc0NeAe HOUSE
FOR AUGUST
HAVE BEEN RECEIVED IN
LARGE NUMBERS.
South HarpsweiI an Ideal Place for
Vacations.

PS"Cu tOSat SI1Ce Tor
Vacations.
The Merriconeag House at South
Harpswell. which has been newly re-
modelled for this years business. now
mas a large number of guests register
ed here. The Merriconeag has always
been popular house for shore dinners
and entertains more people for Sunday
dinners than any other hotel In Casco
Bay. The new dining room In the
addition, which was built especially for
transient diners Is a great improve
ment, and the regular guests receive
the same attention as at other meals.
Many OF the fsansientr guests are num-
bered in automobile parties who make
the trip from Brunswick South Harps-
well is an ideal spot for vacations. and
all who register at the Merriconeag
House, which commands fine view of
the outer bay, are sure to come again
the following season, as they become
infatuated with the place. For the
month of August large number of
bookings for reservations have been re-
ceived. Yachting is very popular
among the guests and daily parties
take trips among the islands OF the
bay.
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The Southern Republics.

international jealousies are as keen
between the southern republics as they
are between any European nations.
To act the part OF guide. philosopher,
and friend has been to take up no
easy role. and those who are inclined
to speak contemptuously of Yankee
diplomacy might do worse than make
careful study OF South American
history In It's relation with the states
during the last decade.-Buenos Ayre,
Herald.
Casco Bay breeze., 1908-07-16
All IN Good Time.

The hotel was afire. To expidite and
aid the inmates to escape a number
or policemen rushed In from the
street and groped their way through
the smoky halls. shouting helpful In.
structions simultaneously.
One OF these oficers forced his way
into the kitchen. where the fire was
hottest. To his amazement, here he
encountered a coIored man carefully
carrying toward a door a heavy pail
of sviIl.
This place ia all afire," yelled the
policeman. Get out of herei"
fa-as, suh." was the earnest re-
ply, 5es 9 soon's All empty dis outl"
-PhiIadelphia Ledger.
Casco Bay breeze., 1908-07-16
Green woodsn's Adventure.

Green Wooden of Winfield vouches
for the following story: While picking
strawberries In Charles +. Martins
strawberry patch the other day, he
took advantage Of the owners absence
and surreptitionsup purioined a large
berry. He opened wide his mouth and
got the berry about halfway into his
mouth when IL lodged there, and he
could neither force the berry out nor
get Il on the inside. he therefore
called for help. and . workman gouged
The berry out with q big stick.-Tope
10 State Journal.
Casco Bay breeze., 1908-07-16
Dangers Of Delay.

Upon moving into a new neighbor.
hood the small boy Of the family was
cautioned not to fight with his new ac-
quaintances. One day Willie came
home with a black eye and very much
spattered with dirt.
Why, Willie" said mamma, 81
thought I told you to count a hundred
before you fought"
II did. mamma" said Willie. and
look what Tommy Smith did while
was counting!"-Ladies' Home Jour
nal.
Casco Bay breeze., 1908-07-16
steepest RaiIwsy In ,he World.

The virslbshn cable railway up the
sioe OF a mountain In the Southern
Iyrol, Austria, is the steepest railway
In the world, with a grade Of 20 per.
cent at Its upper end ana an average
grade OF ee percent In the run Of els
teet the grade rises $40 feet. The road
construction is comparatively light, as
tne cars are small. The experiments
IN automatic vacuum-brai<Ing showed
tnat cars freed from the cable could
De stopped without q shock within the
distance Of but four feet. The cars
seat thirty passengers, and the road
cost about $1,000 per running foot
Kansas CITY Journal.
Casco Bay breeze., 1908-07-16
Picture Made by Iiohtnino.

A log OF mahogany which has been
sawn through at Belfast was found to
contain right through a very clearly
defined photograph" of a small deer
and large animal running.
The photograph" was probably
transmitted by lightning during a
storm and the picture must have been
taken a long time ago. as the tree.
being four feet in diameter. is an ex-
ceedingly old one.
Every plank on the log right
through shows the images clearly
London Standard.
Casco Bay breeze., 1908-07-16

The diamond-back terrapin is nearly
extinct: therefore Maryland. Ny MARI.
land, has invented new dish to take
It's place. Herring roes, which hereto.
fore have been thrown aside az uss-
less, are now being canned at Havrs
de Grace. One flrm alone has already
packed LOO cases this season. Canned
herring roe Is now advertised a. the
Ideal breakfast dish-"-New YORK
Press.
Casco Bay breeze., 1908-07-16
The Innocent sw,,n-

Mile" said the young man. az he
slipped the engagement ring on her
finger, have you told your mother
about this1"
"Oh, you innocent!" exclaimed Miss
Mile. Why. Clarence, mamma knew
Il six months before you did."-Chica.
90 Tribune.
Casco Bay breeze., 1908-07-16

When the spsrksr WovIdn't Spark.
How did Mrs. Peterkin come to fan
In love with her chauffeurr"
Quite naturally. They were forced
TO take long walks togethsr."-Judea
Casco Bay breeze., 1908-07-16

noon by the hostess. Sixteen were In
the party and the day was spent In I
bathing, boating and sightseeing.
Casco Bay breeze., 1908-07-16
Tue HAMPTON

HOTEL IS ENTERTAINING A
LARGE NUMBER OF QUESTS
AND MANY EXPECTED THIS
WEEK.
Casco Bay breeze., 1908-07-16
Cottage Lots

There are no house lots better for
summer homes than those on the Lit
tlefeld property. Great Chebeague
Island Have you considered them?
Address A r. Littlefeld, Great Che
beague Island, Ne.
Casco Bay breeze., 1908-07-16


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