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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23

Wit Sieien GnIdalhpgen orane
&uropatfin peoer beiru 0oiier, nod
bel Teinen @inifterfoIIe5en Sltr1. Die
8erbanolungen nit Sapan aogeu it'd
IN Die 26nge. sic idlugcu fell. neil
&uBlano 6%oroGruneen oufitellte obne
Die g6ii6t, nit ben 8affeu fir lie elm.
Srttreten, neil es nidtS bon Sapnns
&rieesbereiti6aft unS ieiner aennt.
mis- bon IlBIonos mongelnber &i.
flung pubte. Die Gage Rublanhs Bel
ben 8erbanolungen neritle6terte fid
nli1 our9 aIereieps berallsforoern6e
Saltung. &1iropattin i5IieBt oieieu
Sbeil ieiner @emoiren MT Der gu.
iammenfaiiung, er babe itets etnen
8rud nit Sapan als elm nattonales
uneliid gu oerbinbern ceiuht, BEN
8abnbau bur6 Die WanoIhitrei un3
bic 9eiesung bon BORT artbur fir
f6pere Sebler angeieben, bic geio.
braiopiden SaIl . l1nternebmtrneen
befdmpft, felt fl. sum @rllh nit go.
pan fiibren miiBten, uno aIs bic Gage
fbpierig tpuroe, fir bic Riideabe noa
Sort 4rtbur uno 4tuantun on CHINA
unb ben @erfolif oes Siio3peiges bee
4ineiiiden SItbabu ei%ngctreten.
Sn allen Stiiden tplIrDe 10 Der
ariee, ben er fir @ubIan6 sepinnert
iollte, gegen ieinen 8iIlen herbeige
fiibrt unh besonnen. Dos lit Der
9ern bon &uropattins gci6i6tlider
gr5Gblung.
George &ennon fiiet aEer Ieiner BE.
tradtung nod einen 6eSeittlraspoller
Rodtrag bel, an Dem man 3itm Ser.
itanonis Der ~3uiammenfGnee mid
noriibereeben fam. Ct pciIt 6drauf
BIN OaB bic 9oritell,rng 3itropatfins
Die erite ortbentii6e 9eItdtiguna Der
@eriidte biloet, Die balG noh> ben,
9riese aiif @run6 gebeimer, in 8or.
Irt1ur gefrutoener 9ofumente aif
traten l1no ou6 ibren greg IN bic
Breiie fonoen. or oritdt Elm 3eIe.
gramm 9ontreaomirals Iba3a an
9eIobraiotp bonn ID. 9on. 1908 ab,
aus Dem Der S9luB se5oaen pirO,
oab Der &aiier NIT minoeitens 5tuei
RiIlionen &ubeIn an benz SSallt.lln.
ternebmen betbeiliet mar. 8ie n@e'
ielli6aft" 8%eiobraioms, fagt &C,
ideint tbatiGhIid aus hem Carer,
Oet @roBfiiriten, getpiiien bPDoraugter
N}it9lieoern oes SofaoeIs, mahridein'
lid, nlt6 Dem 8i5efonig &lereieip uno
m0gliderpeiie ser 3orir.@futte be-
ItanOen al baben. 90 fem es, 6ob
,ieoermam i'm fernen Often 9eiobru.
Ipp fiir6tete", uno Ilerejcp nab lei
ncm @illen Ole Gruppen in Der
Manoiturei bclieB. I!erpien ipiel!e
Gin ooppeltes Spiel, itel!te i'd sum
Shein ollf auropotfinS Scite, u1ter'
itiibtc aber in 8irflidjfeit 9eiobra
ions Bldne, Ser ibm 5unl 0nnt oaiiir
Die @rnennlrg 5ltm Gt5efontg per'
idaffte. Ser @l1nid oeS Barren, ben
Grieg nit Sapan 81 perTei0eu - w.
fern er oaS tbun tonnte, Dime ben
8ertb oes in Die &orea r Sol6geiel!'
ifaft geitedten 6amiliernprmogens
gu i6Goigen - mar 5pr;iellos ebr'
lid, i6Iiebt &ennan, oober nod iiet
5ig Sage Dor Dem 9rrh nit Sapall
bat Ell alropatfinS fluge unO Der
niinftise 8atbi6IGge mienttet unr
oas poIlite 8ertrouen in @~eiobraion
geiest uno Die G%ntienbung non Srup'
pen ins Salutbal on9eorSnet."
Gas lit Die Sorgeidihte ser groBeli
gtieberlagen, bic burf zine tra1iitt
8ertettutg nit auropatfius Same.
berfniipft iin0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23
Hain.

Der 2ebrer forSert nod Seftiire
bes @toi&tes paIein Rolano" einen
S&iiIer auf Berionen, bic IN benz De.
biAte Sortommer, al nennen. Der
g1iler nennt siniee unO gum Stlub
nennt er ben yaIten Grimm. Iitf
bic pertpunberte Srase BEG 2ebrers,
mo Der bortcmrne, iaet er: % rect
iih pIoslia Der dlte Grimm, er bIitt
i'm an 10 milo"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23
WALL,
S0AK WOOD SALOON
'~seseniiber Der WabIe
hermann, q:
MO.

hermdnn, =: Uto.
Dies III Der eIeaantete SaIoon In 6er'
mann unb fnoei n bort audi bic beiteH
Setrdnte unb Gigorren.
9eionberS CUTE NbtSfDs. nuetni9er
aaeni In Sermonn fur ben beriibHteH ,tD
ed1ien Bourbon unb gfpe Wbtsfp ben per-
mann Diftains 60. pris berielbe pte IN
er DiItiuerp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23
@efa6rlid.

Stuoioius o.. .01ein Snfel, Der
s~eItern friib aiisgegansen, um cine
Getnitng 3u be5dblen lit ~untertrcqS
oh~sgealitteu 1tno hnt Elm @ein gebrO.
mcn." Stu6ioius g.: Sra, iiehIt
On, oos fonmtt BON Dem uerfIiyten
Redjnungs6e5ablenl1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23
Der @enhaiams.

GIs iemano einntaI fragte, tuel3es
iuobI Der sliidIidite Wann more, Der.
ipelfer cine Willion batte, ODER 6er,
boz iieben GSater babe, erbielt er bic
Gnttport: Der lettere, 6enn berie.
nige, Der cine WtiIlisn bat, mill I'm.
Aier rtebr babet tuoIIen, unb Der, Der
iieben SSdter befist. bat OoIIforrnIea
aerus 6aran."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23
geSeutenS aebeiiert.

aaitelldn: 0Das S9loB mar friir
Der Elm 5eriidtistes Raubneft IN mel.
dem ben @eiien6en allies senornmen
tpur6e, mas lie beiaBen. Sect mfrs
bier blob nod GrinfseIb oeuomu,eH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23
SIN ganerntbeate.

r@arpm fSnst benn Die 9orlteIlrrng
nod ni6t m2" - I'D, Der Ssuf.
tleur fam nidt In ieiner Aaiten..
6a iisen ndmIi9 sero6e 5fpei $tibner
itnb legen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23
am GraMen.

Limb mas tpiirben Gle tbir1, Ger
@nnbi6at, penn iemano In bte Cuff
eeIprenet tporben tp6re2" sd
tpiirbe suerft tpsrteuL Bis er tuie6er
berumterfommt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23
DpAsaIadts 9rshana.

OefGnsnisuGrtsr gu staeri Derbre.
der: ,Wenn Gle ntGt a,tf ber Stelr
jt& rubig nerbaIten, bann naeeen q
nous. gle freder Weni6 Stel-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23
@iehneessben.

@ed: rWOftn ssbt benn dsentIt@
Der 8ummelsug ab, &err Doriianbf'
- Babnboritanb: %, tpe,, bier 90,
mag @ummler beiiamrlen ftnbl1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23
Sans eaal.

Reiftern: oSrise, tpiIIit be 6ett
o6er Butter uff be 9emme2" - 2ebr.
Ting: Gas is mer gang egal, benn
iGmeden thu id ia bod niiht 6abOn.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23

&ilmeT Sc mpTtpurSet DIG
berlbmte stierens, geber'
unb SIaisnsR shiSin erSisIt
ipuroen.
sic 1T 5. s,6Bte mtbi;
sinii5e triumph bes 10.
~Sabrbunbsrts. Sump l:
Dur5el rpurOe entoett mad
lausidbrisem Snbsn bon
Or. Rilmer, hem amer:
fannttn stierens uno Slus
IensS ptsioIiiten, uno bat
fi& sineB &ut eriporben
S1r nromnte .NfiIunQ Lob
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23

men sSitens, Sanidure, Slaientatarrb nno
grisbt'i9 Ri.rsntrun,beit, bic srSfltS'te Ga
bon Rierenleiben. n.
Or. RilmsrB e~HmpfipHrSeI. pasotStn ~
feinestpess empIobI.R fir allies, finb gle eoer
nit Niercu., 9ebers unb Sloienletbsft pebaltet,
10 III aerube Fe bas WttteI, has sic ,9ebraa4elt
ioQten. SumpiuurStI:H t.bibin tpuree lttt Itebrsrtn
tSabren probtrt In bitlsn 6duen, III Soipitatrn
|oipobt tuie aud p~riputiu,. uno hat nd 10 trtol9;
reid %ertpisI,n, 'bab Elm Sonbsr'l lsberetntomrlen
%a.troITeu purbt, on ale 9eier bieier I3ettiiil9,
foelhe bisIsIbs nod nidt srprobt. cine ETobes
EIaIdt, usbit eiu,na Fubs. boS Sbnen RdbertS
beIdreibt; mi, Sic .ftnn.n tonn.n, oab sic
Hierens uber SlaienIeibeu baben, poitlret gu ienntn.
@enu sic barum ibreibtn, bite errpabnen
Ste, bab Sic bic sener0ie StIerte IN otsltnl
SIatte 9eIeien unb isnosn sic Sl9le'4 Spe
Gbreiie an Or. 6iluer SNVHs~ z
& Co., 8in9bamton, ~1rmJET{55@$A
q. .. Die r~tguIirsn 80 nl;iesH
Gent unb einsn Dollar ~ ssskss43an
Slai6en fnb in oDen N
Gpotbetenss u boben. eabpratprten esr
Dea6en sic ttinen .Srrs SiwptiuurSet'Uteo'6in.
tbuun, msrttn sic Ii6 ben slamsn Sunipipurse,
Or. RiImer's Sumpftpur5eIsW ieoiSiu 'oipis bic
abreie Sinsbumton, q. D., bic oil is6er Dlal9e
au8ebrabt ".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23
Stegen Sic Oes slIureens auf
nit riurnl labmtu sIii&en?
gisrenIeiOsn ma9t Sbnsn Oas ssbsn iibsr'
Oriiifs.

Seinabe Ssbcr, iptI6rr Seitutssn lieit, 1T bdebn
sber bic unnberbaren 6~eilungen, tptlbe bhrh Or.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-06
PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE.
HOUSE CROWDED TO THE LIMIT
AND NEW GUESTS CONTINUE
TO ARRIVE.
Many Prominent Persons Now Stay
ing At This Popular Resort.

The usual round of social activities
was observed at the Peaks Island
House last week, all the features of
which were thoroughly enjoyed by the
many guests who are now sojourniny
at this popular hotel. On "Wednesday
evening occurred the largest as we'll
as the most successful whist party
which has been held this season.
The players We're seated at twenty
tables arranged in the hotel parlors
and some fifteen prizes were awarded.
Miss j. Muir of Brooklyn, took The
consolation cake. which she very gra.
ciously shared with her many friends
who had Jared more fortunately.
The Thursday evening concert for
the entertainment of the guests vas
given by Mr.. Thomas Henderson of
Westbrook and Howard Stevens OF
Portland "a: - -! hv =. I.'y i'rU..
Among The many sailing trips enjoy
ed recently was that arranged by Mr.
Otto Schultz and Mr.. Lewis Peabody
Of New York and DR.. Gallahue of Bos-
ton. The ladies of their party includ-
ed Miss Dora McCarty and Miss Eva
Clark of Boston and Miss Cecilia SUI
livan and Miss Florence Whittier of
Dorchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sullivan and
little daughter. Margaret. arrived last
Monday from Boston. Mrs. Sullivan
and her daughter will remain for the
season. The family are old patrons
of the house and are popular favorites
among the guests.
Mrs. Charles A. Stork and daugh-
ter. Miss Amy l.. Stork of Andov.r.
Mass. arrived last Tuesday for their
vacation. They have spent many sea-
sons at the island and are delighted
with their charming surroundings.
Misses Benlet ID. Robinson and
Luetta Robinson of Somerville. with
Miss Gertrude l.. Morse of Dedham.
Mass. are sojourning at the hotel .or
a few weeks. The young ladies' gre
old visitors to the house and are close
friends Of Mrs. Stork and her daugh-
ter. Amy.
The weekly Thursday evening con-
cert tonight should prove "a
pecially attractive as the guests will
be entertained by Miss CIementine
yarney Of Montreal. formerly of Port
land. who has gained an enviable repu.
tation for her ability as a singer. She
will be assisted by Miss Dolly.
Mr.. N. G. Fowler OF Boston. the
we'll known writer of boys books. Is
spending his vacation with his wife
and family at the hotel. Mary and
Lewis Fowler are very popular among
the younger set here and are always
leaders In the social activities. The
Fowler family have their fine motor
boat at Peaks which they use con-
stantly In entertaining their host Of
friends.
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at PittshurR.

at Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Francis and
family of ST. Louis are registered for
two weeks stay. Mr.. Francis who
is travelling for the Brown Shoe Co.
has not visited this part Of the coun-
try before and both he and Mrs. Fran
els are enraptured with the scenes
about here.
Messrs. j. Wilson and A. d. VIII
son Of Ottawa have joined Mrs Viii
son OF that city. who has been here
two weeks or more. The party will
remain some weeks longer.
Mr.. John H. Wilson of the Boston
Transcript spent Wednesday and
Thursday here while touring the coast.
He was very much impressed with
Chebeague and had an opportunity
to view magnificent sunset while
here.
Mrs. Charles a. Bowles and son.
Chester B. Bowles of Springfield.
Mass, registered Friday for a stay.
Mrs. Bowles Is a sister Of Mrs. w.
c. Newell and Mr.. William A. Har-
ris. who are two Of our most respected
summer residents. The Bowles fam
lily have been owners of the Spring
field Republican, for generations.
Mrs. r. B. Coxford. Mrs. E De L.
Brigham, Miss Jordan and Mr. Edgar
H. Paine attended a pleasant social and
tea at the Breeze camp on the grove
side Tuesday. The evening was most
entoyably spent around the tents and
II is said that tempting menu which
included fresh boiled Holsters. was
done full justice by the party.
Arden w. Coombs and wife of the
Lafayette. Portland. were the guests
OF Mr.. Paine. Sunday. Mr.. Coombs
Is well known attorney in the Forest
City.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-06

much that his business partner. Mr..
w. j. Coleman. and the latter's fam
lily have also chosen the Merriconeag
House at which to enjoy their vaca-
ton. The gentlemen are I'm the tailor
ing business at Isl Fifth Avenue. New
York.
A most enjoyable motor boat party
OF the past week was that Of Mrs
Harris. who. in company with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Spaulding and Ave others.
came down on Wednesday for a few
days stay from the Three Islands.
Nothing proves the popularity of
the Merriconeag House among the
summer visitors so much as the fact
that many Of its patrons return to en-.
Joy Its charm season after season
One lady. who has been attracted here
for many years. is Miss j. l.. Roberts,
who arrived from her home In New
York last week to spend her eighth
season at this charming resort.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-06
Casco Bay House.
LONG ISLANDS LEADING SUM-
MER HOTEL HAS SEVENTY
GUESTS REGISTERED.
The semi-weekiy Dancing Parties
Are Very Largely Attended This
Season.

Season.
Mr.. John Sterling and son James b..
of Montreal. Can, registered Satur-
day to join Mrs. Sterling, who has
been summing here since July Is.
The family will remain until the last
Of the month.
The hotel Is entertaining about
seventy guests and many of these are
from Montreal and Quebec. This
house has always been most popular
with several Of the leading Canadian
families and every season will ind
them here for their summer vacation.
Proprietor Charles E. Cushing is
most pleased with the business to date
and the clam bake pavilion has several
parties for this month.
DR. and Mrs. A. H. Keyou of Bos-
ton. Mass. arrived Friday evening for
a short outing. They have already
been to the house for two visits. and
are only too glad that they are priv
legged to visit Long Island once again.
]. G. Legrand and daughter of Mon-
treal. Can, are here at the house and
this Is their first vacation to this is
land. They have in years past spent
their summers at Bailey's Island.
MIR. and Mrs. A. P. Forbes of West
mount. Can, in company with
their son, A. B. Forbes are
registered here since Aug. !.
Miss Bessie Forbes. daughter
of Mrs. Forbes has been summer
ing at the hotel since July IS. The
family will spend the remainder of the
month here
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-06
WOODBlNE AND COTTAGE.
MANY TOURISTS WE'RE REGIS
TERED HERE SINCE SUNDAY.
Guests are Having a Delightful So
Gals in the Parlors Every Even

DR.. ID. Olin Leech and family of
Washington ID. c. are not to be at the
house this season as was expected but
instead will occupy a cottage in the
Pastures.
Mrs. Margaret A. Martin and little
daughter Peggy Of Larchmont Manor
N. Y. arrived the latter part of last
week for an extended vacation. Later
in the month she will be Joined by her
mother, Mrs. w. s. Allen, also Of
Larchmont
The guests here at the house in
dulge in a social game of whist every
evening and occasionally one of the
number favor the party with piano
selections. All here are having a
pleasant outing and several sailing
and fishing parties have been enjoyed.
Mrs. E. ". Blunt of Brooklyn, y.
Y, accompanied by her daughters,
Miss Blunt and Miss Effie Blunt and
also her sister-in-law, Mrs. William
Bunting. Jr., of Brookline. Mass. are
here at the house for the month OF
August. Later they will be Joined by
several members Of their family.
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RobinhOod Inn.
AUGUST is A MOST DELIGHTFUL
MONTH HERE.
Guests Are Enjoying a Pleasant vaea.
ton During The Warm Weather.

Guests Are Enjoying a Pleasant vaea.
ton During The Warm Weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A. Griffiths of
New York arrived Saturday and regis.
tered here at the hotel for the month
of August.
Miss Margaret n. Wasney of Wash.
ington. ID. c., is expected today for a
short summer outing at this popular
summer resort This is Miss Was
ney's first visit to Bailey, which was
recommend to her by former guests
of the Robinhood Inn.
Miss Henrietta o. Ames of Tallahas-
see, Fla, for few weeks will be the
guest of Miss Julia E. Massey. who
is her cousin. Miss Ames came di-
rect from Florida to enjoy the sea
air of this delightful island.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Eissinger of
New York registered here Sunday for
two weeks outing this season, which
is their first spent at Bailey. Mr.
Eissinger is an architect Of New York.
Mrs. Chaplin and daughter. Miss
Mabel w. Chaplin of Winter Hill,
Somerville, Mass, are spending the
month of August here and are on their
initial visit TO Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Andrews Of
New York and brother-in-law. Mr.. T..
F. Ruggles of East Orange. y. j..
who have been stopping at the Robin
hood Inn. have taken the w. w. John
son cottage for the season.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-06
OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
BAILEY ISLAND SUMNER HOTEL
WILL ENTERTAIN MANY THIS
MONTH.
Many New York and Washington
Families Will Register Here
Next Week.

Rev. c. F. Burroughs, pastor of the
Universalist church in White River
Junction. Vermont. is registered here
for the month of August. He is TO
stranger to this island having spent
vacations here In years past.
j. Alexander Du Mont of New York
City registered here Saturday last for
his summer vacation.
Messrs. II. J. and George ID. Reeves
of Jersey City. New Jersey. arrived n,
the hotel Tuesday noon for their sum
mer outing. Both have been here on
the island in years past and they con.
slider Bailey's Island the gem of Casco
Bay.
Daniel A. MacEachern of Beverly,
Mass, clerk at Charles E. Cushing's
clam bake pavilion. Long Island. spent
Sunday here the guest of his friend.
Robert j. Cooney. clerk at the hotel.
John H. Wilson of the force of the
Boston Daily Transcript. was here al
the house Friday and Saturday. From
here he proceeded to Sebago Lake.
where he remained few days.
j. H. Hendrick and Miss Knapp.
both of Springfield, Mass. are here at
the hotel having registered Friday of
last week. MIR. Hendrick has been
a regular visitor here for several sea
sons.
Miss Eleanor Ward and G.. Drisen.
both of Brooklyn, y. Y. are here for
their summer cutting. having register
ed the past week.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-06
The Hamilton.
sEMLWEEKLY PARTIES eEcom
ING MOST LOOKED FORWARD
TOO EVENTS.
Many Guests Enjoying the Bathing
Some New Arrivals Noted.

The weekly round OF pleasure at
The Hamilton. Chebeague. is at Its top
notch on Wednesday and Saturday
evenings when the lobby and music
rooms are converted into an unmatch-
ed floor for dancing. The two last
hops were particularly nice affairs and
II Is now limited that on one Of tue
evenings In the week an orchestra will
be present. which will further enhance
the intoxication OF the gliding waltzes
on this polished floor. The bathing
at the beach Is perhaps more popular
than ever and the raft Is daily well
populated at high tide. Temperatures
are well up In the SOS this summer
and the ocean Is oftener used for \
dip on this account presumably.
Judge J. J. Miller and wife OF Pitts
burg have taken rooms for August.
Their son Is at Camp Pequoig on the
nearby north shore and Mr.. and Mrs
Miller are here to be near him. The
Judge IL golf enthusiast and regrets
that there has not as yet been estab-
1ished here a club and good golf links
He presides over the Orphans Court
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-06

uaily successful trip at the invitation
OF Mr.. Henry Reichenback Of New
York, brought In a catch of two hun
dred and fifty pounds and every fish
was In prime condition for use on the
table.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Russell and
their daughter. with Mr.. Weldon OF
Cambridge, are staying at the hotel
for the month OF August. Mr.. Rus
sell Is connected with a prominent
confectionery concern.
Perhaps the most enthusiastic as
well as successful fisherman who has
been at the house this year IL Com.
George 8. Stevens, who returned 20
his business In New York last week.
Mr.. Stevens enjoyed his stay here 80
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MERRIcoNEAo HOUSE.

Continued from Page IL
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located ensnce
within
Fine sand With private bath head of
and tauog Table
With clothes hair
Sanitary plumbing
the
Rates
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Woodbine & Cottage.
Mrs. H. s. Sinnett, Prop.
Bailey Island, Me.


ncu
for Inc md septA ccemo
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THE cAsco BAY BREEZE.

Springfield second, a book entitled
Half a Rouge" The consolation
prize. a stein. Mrs: George r. Faucet
won with IL points.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-06
|. N. York
Bailey's Island,
Maine.
casce Bays Leading
General Store,

Here you will find ev.
erythipg that is sup
piled from q fret class
grocery and provision
store. Fresh invoices
OF Meat, Fowl, Game,
Provisions and Fruits re-
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-06
JOHNSON
Bsiisy's Island. Ne.

JoHN0OrI COTTAGE
" Prop, 81 ieys
sHo per
20 H. rJohsson sand, MAKO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-14
Short Ways to MuItipIx.

Rapid multiplication is always q
source Of pleasure and profit to the
operator and never fails to cause as
Punishment in those who do not know
how it is done. Suppose you wish to
multiply two numbers of two places
each. such as 65 and g. The product
can be written In one line by inspection
as follows: Fight times are 40. Put
down 0 for the right hand figure and
carry 4. Add and 8 and multiply the
sum, 13. by 6, obtaining 49, and add 4.
Put down . for the next figure and
carry 8. Multiply the 6's and add the
s and put down A for the remaining
numbers. The product is therefore
4, 400. In this case the tens are alike
The same method may be used II
the units are alike, thus: What Is the
product of 20 times SO? Five times 5
are %. Put down and carry .. Sew
en- ana are IL. Twelve times are
60. Add 2. Put down 2 and carry 6.
Seven times 5 are 80. Add the 6 and
write Al. The product is 4.125
The last illustration might be work.
ed another way since both Of the right
hand figures are and the sum of the
tens gives an even number. In such 9
case simply write % for the right hand
figures, and for the remaining figures
write the product Of the tens increased
by one-half the sum Of the tens.-Chi
cago Record-Herald.