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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-19
9Orea.
sc SUPERINTENDENT ithr thatia.

Eotio. Is. qpril.
9lns Seoul oerSauptitaot 9erea's,
bier eingetroffene Gepei6en 6eidgen,
onB Die Renolutiondre mieoer cine
iebr groBe 1bdtigteit entfaItea mo
in 5olge 0eiien 5ruei foreanf6e Wli-
hitter 5lriidgetreten Wdren. 0ie
Stimmrmg aegen Die Sapaner miro
INNER iein0lidler uno eS Deroeu in
5olge 0eiien Observation-Disclosures
no6 8orea abgeiauot fusroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-19
BrnHfrsi6.


9iarrIs -. april.
Ger aonig eoparo. Der ieit ianf
&odJen 8ur erbolung bier meIlte
reilte beute rad 2onoon 5uEud.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-19
@ielr r~rtrunfen.
Shnnahni 13. Hbril

Sban55ai 13. april.
Sier ein%getrofenen gerihten 5u-
foLge puroen 0urd lleberidpein.
mungen in SaHfolU. IN Der &ro0in5
Su-Eeb, iAredlifR @erbeerungen al.
geridlfet. Is ioQen 1000 W1enidcE
unlgefomuen IND TOO EihAnfen
uniergegahgen iein.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-19
GuaIonb.
AaIsn bel spieItn perbotrn.

&oeocq - &prjl.
Ger @rliihditSrlta uahm ciae
E%erororuuI On 0art pel4e Is
dniitlr0ern UerbottH lDirO. nh nit
'olten SplcleE 5u perlrlMeu. IL,
0eaen NetiBt WIg0. GIe 0ebrer
ipa-@n on1apie'ea oaylai sn iebes
oaB olele Geror0mta5 G.lh i.gcule
Nuytae'Nhrt miro, @NrimOet Miro
Der 9rllB 0ieits &erbots NIT folaer.
Sen &0g,eu -Aus bnlieniher
@ruHNn 80 olS 8iiiieu ba Spielep
merpuHiht ma ioQts caaer n.A,
ge0ui0ei ner0tu.
On 3aHSeH 0ss &anenperualters.
S0u0on Is. @griI.
@gf aatras ran Speuer @ro.
tssTs, Ssu GsassaH 2s.nasrn saR
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-19
nducmurf.
Gin siea Scr 5ramcu.

Gopenbagen. Il. @priI.
NPit Ga legen 35 Stlmmcn na6m
beute Der 6olfetbing Die @abIporIdge
Ser RelieuuuJ an. Tieie 8orIage.
Oic pom thanksgiving bereits auae.
uomrmeH mur0e 5erehtigt aneSteuer.
3ohltr TIM Nlter BON % %abreu.
aud Die uel6tiden. mo aae Erlueu.
oeren @otteu Steuer5ahler lino. bei
3ommmahuableH 5u Thinner.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-19
guuumla,
Qest ieim slmt uiebcr.
YanaWia. 10. ApriI.

Banana. 10. Aprit.
Ser Wmiiter Der auswdrtigen AH.
geleaenheiteu. 8iear0o Irias. legte
beute. neil er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Dat lit, lem @mt nie0cr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-19
6bina.
0rOFer 0ants.

4etinq, -. 9lpril.
1ie dineiiide 8e8ieruHs gie6t run
81. OaB Is ibr unmoglIh 1T. aHh MIR
eIten Ebeil Der falligen glHleihe Der
Reflng. eleHbabn 0ie 80
100000 Iael betragt, au~i3uue5meE.
BE 5olge 1T. OaB Die Reaierung nun
Die belsiihen aoH3eiiioHdre un0 oeren
9anfier 81 5eEUe5eu iudt, Oas gelO
III beihaffen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-19
frsUinauHg Der Nb6erufaHa Ses
papitIidltn NHntins.
2,utiaIauS.
SeHe o%emOEratiid)e Eartci inter IT.
Sartb'S Gilbruna.
MIpn. m Mnril

Berlin 10. Gpril.
sic @ri'rorHs elmer neuen Semo.
tratiiden Ylr.ei IT. ,pie pom qutiln-
ierrihleier Sciie perlautet. beidloi.
fen tpor0en Cercu 6tbrer len Or.
%heooor 9artb ien ebemal5 elmer
Der leiteuoen @eiiter Ser 5retiunigen
9ereinl8ang Gle 0lrta MIRO ans
nationolip5ialen md io3ialli6ralen
8ereiuer beiieaeu is miro Elm giino.
nib nit Sen So}ialoemofratcn anle.
ltrebt, nn0 ais Gy5an Ser Qartei lit
Sic 49erliner &oltS5ciaRa" I'M gltlS.
fidif u-epnruninu
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-19
9nbu.
Gin nener Mrmtsbefchlsba6er.

Sapnna. Is. ApriI.
Ter General gino Guerrero u6er.
uobm bente nit groBen 3eremonien
SEN Obertgie6l iiber 0ie fubauilhG
4rmec. Ga9 Sert Gabanas ieuerte
3u Ghren Oes Reuen 9eiebIshdbers
einen Salut pon II ShuHen ab.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-19
9Oluaii.
&epHblifaniidc S~erritOrial . GOuuen.
tioR.
SonululrL IA. 9(prq.

@oHolllu IA. @prii.
SSn ser 6eute bier itattaehabter
repu6lifaniiden observation-disclosures
ton fUuroen 5. &. an6uo unO q. @.
&obertion ais 3eIegaten at large
sur repnblitaniihen Gatioual.ao OF
pention qeUablt. Die &lattform
iprift it'd mir GariireUiiion. S6iiis.
iubiioieL @eieitiguna BON SoHoIulul
IND grrlhtung zines Grie0sbafeHs in
Bearl 6arbor aus.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-19
8anSsnSs ReSs.
9sr uzsar. SaHSelsmiHiitsr 9UnHtb
DarHt ieiHs Aubanssr, ben SOssR
81 itraif 5a ipaHasu.
Sine usus pOlitiids gartri.
ggie,l. Is a(pri[.

9aien, 10. Gpril.
Ger in aomotau. 8obmen, abge.
bnltene 9olfstag bat eiiieH groBarti.
gen 9erIaaf genommen. Qiht nur
maren ale Oeutif-b0bmIiden 9lbae.
oroneten oes 8tgidstatbs uno oes
bobmiideH 2an9tags eridJienen, and
Die gefbeiliguHg pom Geutideu aus
alien @auen 9oBmeHs War lber Or
DarteH tart. 10 oaB Die Benjamin.
lung lid 81 elmer impoianteH Iemon.
Itraiiou iur Die @obrung Der 8edte
oes Oeuthen 9%olfstbums un0 gegen
Die maBloicu uebeugrIfie 0es fanati-
ifen Ilhehentbums geitaItete.
Gen @lan5puntt oe5 @oIfstages
bil0eie cine 5iinOen0e Re0e oes 6r
tannten aQoeutihen IbgeoroneteH
aarl SermoHn @oif. welher iAarfite
avitif an ser Spronen,goliti oes
@tiniiterpraiioeHteH 6reiberrH b. Bed
iibte un6 BEN 0er5eitigen Stnn0 Der
Spradlenirage beIeuhtete, Die in Sol.
&c 0e5 erneuten @niturms Ser Tide.
den eiHen feiten 3HiommerinluB ser
Teuti6en gebieteriid erbeHde.
3od iueItereH pa6euoen 8eoeH, Die
tauieu0itimmigen 8eiiaa %ianoen, &c.
langten Reiolutionen sur Aunabme.
in tpeIden ben Oeutihen Ridtern
Sobmeus, Die meaen 0es @ebrduhs
Der 0eutifen Nmtsiprode Don Sen
Sihehen perfolgt unO aeidmabt tuer.
ben. noaiter ShiIb periprohen miro.
aOhmtb marHt.
9Roapeit 10. apriI.
SanoeIsmmiiter 5ran3 D. aoliutb
bat an ieine @etreuen BON Der llHab.
bangiafeits Bcrtei Elm iparnenoes
Bort qeridtet. Gr mdbnte 0ringeno
bapou ab, por5eitig Die @rrihtnng
elmer ielbititan0igen 8anf gu berlan.
gen. Der Winiiter erffarte Der Belt.
puHtt lei nod nidt gefommen. oa
eine pouitdH0ige 1rennung BON Se.
iieEreih nod Oieier RidJtitHg 5u for.
bern nH0 ourb5uiesen iei.
@rOfs Aufregnua.
@ien, IA. gpril.
Su gang @aIisiea berriht ueaen
Der Grnoroung oes Stattbalters
grafen Anoreos gotodi onrd, oeu
rutbeniiheR 5tpoeuten Mieroslap
Siespnsti cine furhterlihe aufre.
guts. Iie nSSung.3ufbenen" i'm
oiterreidiihen Aeihsrotb erfldren,
oab oieies 8erbreten cine rationale
Rotbtueroiqfeit mar, Inn Der uHtet.
briidnngspOlitt Der Rolen Elm .3ie
~ ieteH. Die rutbeniihen StlsOen.
len an Der @iener llniperiitat inbeln
ofientlib ifber ole 9rmoronna 0es
@raien Boiofi IN 2emberg. @eiteru
Nben0 bielten Die bieiigeu @olen cine
anti rutbeniite Demonitration 40.
an Deher tauienoe bon aufaereaten
SossE tbeiIHGhmeu Sie marihirten
nah ben alublotalen Der Rithenen.
ihlugen 0ie Seuiter 0erielben Elm
uuo boiten Die 8eb0ltoe pabridein.
I'D oenl0girt menn ole kolt5el Ibrem
Tretben uldlt nit blanter @diie Elm
@Hoe eemadt bate.
6rsiUiHauHg Der Nbbsrufaua Ses
papitIidIsH 0nHtius.
@Ien, IS. April.
Sreiberr D AehrenthaI Der 0enein.
iaNe Niiniiter 0e5 9lenBeru, cmpfina
ioebeu Sen p1pitlihen gtuntius. Titr.
item Granite il AeImonte Eignateai
lebnte eS aber, nm alii iolde 90eiie
oellen G%bberuiuna 3u er5ptnlen ab.
nit oemleIbeu geihditIih 81 perfcl-
zen. lie @elgeruH9 bdnat uatiirIid)
NIT Dem Uielenpabnten Sal oeS
Snnsbruder 3irdenredtS Protectors
Or. 8abrmun0 Bufammen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-19
3ampi 5piideH Soloatcn uuo Sri.
Qnutfu.

SsufordH l4uutliieHl. i3 9vul.
3mgldeH uiipden Soiaaten INTO
tt1er 9an0c p%erltltar &rlauten tam
Is uahe Der @yea3e uoH &aeutulr 81
euem Stdmpic bei weldCm ctu Nap..
tan uno oreI So!0ates seto0tet umN
nIuf du0ere ~peglugn0ei WayNea.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-19
Nier ntnc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
a Ng!er95Mrl Is lInriL-

Ct Yeter9burg 10. gpril.
Tie SETTING STUB" berihtet bclite.
Dab Ole ruiitihe @omiralitat beidloi.
len habe. III euglan0 4 Iorpeooboot.
Seritorer non ie 900 (ounen @aiier.
oerOrdn9unl 6u beitellen 0Ie Sur.
binenmlidinen erhalfen innen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-19
ginfIanO,
@ernnalddte Elndlt.

II F~ttttTVItH 10 IVIIt.
Bon Beu5a miro berittet OaB i'm
ocrtiaen @eidnaHiiie eli politIihe
Sditliuge 5ipei @ciangniBpartcr er.
itad)efl 0am cine An5abl 9onben
crplooirten mo pdbren0 Der oarauf
e%nAtcbenoeH &crpigrmtl c%utflohen.
Sic mrrOeu ie0odl BON Wei0naniB.
MAIDEN OeriolAt uH0 adlt pon ibnen
nur0en erid)oiieu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-19
9lilndriialrr dlna-
Nen-ato.s. ~ IA a

ftNt+- ~ aANAL
3it1t Sanse oes
aie't5ea StreBeraa
l1rer 20 tHgar,,ra
os'aaesa nd iie Bet. =a5.ao
aI1a t%1a,sa1lt5 ia.laat7er iast IL
Ut hat aoa.
'5i eiH @15al.1s Ser 81 w S.
V'as'o'a Nd Il defa
Irar .n f..ts See liz
a2i acae SD
fli1 Ger @gtri
uieSer an. U
ilra SrgarSc s21r
lH PIE Ssrat5rcdar y
-a.rat 5s 1lmFN.ri
&15sr aat Zen Staa.E
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-19
1nnoeebuug.

Dsr non ben Sentih.9 O6msH ubge'
baIteHe gDltstag in &OmOtau elm
GrDtsit gege ole Si4sdsu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-19
3site 3aitGaSs.

AtQetll rs Muri..
Ger @rdieft pOR Qtostaa iteht i'm
9earlH. 9csen 3 lelnC llaerpr1id.
ten SEN @hc oeS 6eWeruearocaarfr.
ments uR0 ugebreye boAre &olsei.
beanie 9e.idtlid uor3uleaeu 0a lie
seldulOtst iper0en ihte Aciuier Il,
8orrupiloH mo 0rgreNHaa ;ls 5enii.
een. AuBev0eut ioaeu mehrere oieier
9elmten NIT &erbreden unter einer
Gede itedeu Ter @ebcimoienif ser
Stoot ioa sau5Iia recraaniiirt uer.
cen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-19
GeS Naiirrs 9anf.
q 9eter4bur1 Is Npr.

Ger 8aiier Gitolmi5 bat oet nj.
hitter 0eS A|usluirtigen SSpolstu be.
a1wa9i Dem E%raitonten oes Gar
uegie %Hihtut" IN I|Itt9burg ieiHeu
Cant fiir Die llebericnoung Oes Giu.
%iueIhuHAs. onueRire 5u iibermiiteIu
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-19
YIN l~tnrmIidle Sltnna.
p. Nglfrsbnra. m lLnril

9tah elmer iurmiideu SibuRl. in
Der cS gpilhM 0eu ReaiCrmss uuo
= ppoliiionSpartcieH nl,C3u Su elmer
.&rugelei fam p%liirie sic Guuta nm
.halb ems beltc Nioraeu Sic &orgaae.
'pelfe NH 9al Ger Inuraohu per
iilgt iH erlter Seiluia mit 2i2 gegeU
l10t Stinmen mo b0lauH Damn TO-.
Tort nit ser 3Hpeiten 9eiuHl.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-19
Nlidlt 10 brhentsnh


Berlin. 10. 4priI.
Gie anleiben oes 0eurdeu Reids
unO @reuBenS. Welde am lebtep
Samitag auf9eleat lpor0en iuaren.
iino liant amiliher 9etanatu0hma
5um 9etraSe DON Rms 10 Wlujonen
Yfarf aejeitnet. ). T. 60 M1iaiouen
mebr ais oer.auat tuuroen. Die
&aIiie Der iu5ifrlbirten Srmme 1T
III oas StaatSidulobuh eiButr19en
uno 8par nit Sperrperpilidtang
Gin wHnidDenSmerther Elau.
Berlin. IL. April.
GS miro hier beridiet. NaB Sic
@roBmahte ale e.Re Solgg Ser Ger.
baH0luuseH ~ Ser 0aa9er 6rie0eus.
foHferen3 lpelen oer ahblltlRs elaer
internaitonnlen Aonfereu3 IN Der.
hanoluu9 ite0eu iH 0er 0erGrlaBron
@eieten in @erbin0uma mil Oeu Gee.
frieseR erorfert meroeu iou. lie Ron.
iereu5 iou i'm Serbit itattIn0eu. Gi
ne 9eitdtiaunl 0ieies NegidteS ia
In bieii9en amilitgn 0rgiien uibt 5n
erIaugen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-19
TN wunidltHSwrrther glan.
G8 tagt.

9eg.,n. - GpriI.
Gia sssHkii&A RaaiatGas iiabi "a
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-19

9esriii, Die Jeuerbeltattung in
YreuBeH 81 geitatteH. Seit etUa 20
Sabren miro in EreHERH iiir unO
.wi0er Die SeuerbeitatiI.ng getritteH
uHo Die &egiernHg pnroe ihon Diel.
mails IN oIeier Sahe i'm 9aHotag
interpeliert. Zen aonieroaiipsn mo
4lerifaleH in 9nHotng gelGng es
.aber tets, oas 8erbot ser 5eaerbe.
itattung aufreht 81 srbalteH; iomit
mubteH Sei6eR BEUef$ 5euerbeitnt-
..HHg Rad aHOereH Staaien geiauot
.Deroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-19

lie 3eritorung ser @arulionsfir.
.d)e, Die Giaeutbnn Der arone mar.
lit polit6uOig iopeit 0as Snnere in
@etraht fornmt. Bon Den IS Reai.
meut@amen. Ole in ser Stride ami
bemahrt mW0eu. limo nur 5lpei
Ifron3oitide Gtan0orteu, ste in 1918
egobert pur0eu. aerettet mor0cn.
I@ine ltnteriuduua bat erqebeu 0ab
Ole @%rab9eluoIbe in Der STRIDE MIDI
heid)QOiat mur0eu
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-19
Gin Ausluro.

Bic @abl Srs SraiiSiagas oss 7iat.
tenpeTeiHs Dr. ScarSalsrsiamza.
luHa III SaHsis ibcrlaaen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10
LAW COURT.
Argument Of Androscoygin County.
Cases Begun Wednesday.

The arguments before the December
law term of the supreme judicial cour
began at 2.30 Wednesday afternoon.
the forenoon being devoted to a gen.
eral consultation of the justices, which
was held in the law library
The session was opened with prayer
by the chaplain, Rev. l.. w. Coons OF
the Universalist church of Augusta.
The cases first called We're from
Androscoggin county.
The cases argued were Bowen VS.
Worumbo Mfg. Co., Breen VS.. City OF
Lewiston, and Gagne VS.. Boston &
Maine Railroad Co.
The first case called up was that O
Hooe ct al. petitioners for right to ap
peal from judge of probate, VS.. Ding
ley ct al, executors.
Charles E. Littlefield appeared fo.
the petitioners and Morrill, & Morril
of Auburn for the executors.
Mr.. Littlefield moved that the report
OF the case be dismissed. The case il.
brought 10 determine the meaning O
the terms of the will left by the lat.
Nelson Dingley. whether under the viii
the children do or do not become resid-
nary legatees. and other legal points
The court allowed the case to rest a.
II the report had been discharged un-
less, prior to the close of the presen.
term, counsel are able to agree on !;
report. The case, on this account, wa.
not argued.
The hrst case argued was that o.
t'reen VS. the city of lewiston: W. II
Newell for plaintiff, w. H Hines, cit,
solicitor of Lewiston, for defendant
This was a personal injuries case
which came up On questions of law in
volving previous notice TO the city OF
Lewiston. and contributory negligence
on the part of the plaintiff.
Bowen VS.. Worumbo Manufacturins
Co., personal injuries case, was ar
gued by w. H. Newell for tho det
fendant company and .. J. McGilli-
cuddy for the plaintiff
Nelson j. Gagne VS. Boston g. Maine
Railroad Co. was next taken up. A sod;
fountain, property of the plaintiff, was
! wrecked in transit on the railroad OF
| defendant company. The defendant ad.
| mitted liability, but took exceptions tc
the amount of the iurys verdict $500
| Exceptions had been taken to the ex.
|
show the value of the soda fountain.
| Charles Garter, attorney for the de
fenGant company, and F. A. Morey, fol
the plaintiff, presented their argu
melts. 4 ~
Court. was adjourned until 70 o'clocl
this morning
! The Androscoggin cases yet remain
ing to be argued are as follows:
| Johnson et-al. VS.. Lewiston, August;
& Waterville Street Railway Co.
| State VS. AbramSon.
State VS.. Reed.
| Quay pro ami VS.. Hutchins Co.
| Reed VS.. Lewiston, Augusta & Wa
| terville Street Railway
State scre fac!as VS.. Messier ct ais.
| State VS.. Kariscki.
| State VS.. Bailey.
State VS.. None.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10

er Thomas W. Havens, commanded by
W. H. Potter, and with a crew of five
men. went ashore in a gale at Long
Branch. The sailors left the boat, which
was fast pounding to pieces, and put
out in q little yawl for shore, about 200
yards away.
Riding on the crest of the sea, they
succeeded >in getting within 20 yards
of the beach when the little craft cap
sized While the life-saving crews re-
mained ON shore. Capt. John Hennes-
sy and his fishing crew set out in their
small boat to the rescue, despite the
entreaties of the captains wife and 500
of the townspeople gathered on the
shore.
After thrilling trip. Capt. Hennessy
and his crew succeeded in saving the
captain, mate and one of the sailors.
One OF the other sailors succeeded in
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10
SOMERSET.
NEWPORT.

Mrs. Freeman Merrill and daughter
in-law, Mrs Frank Merrill, are both
very i'll of pneumonia, with small hopes
of recovery. 4.
The annual election of officers of No
,lonis Chapter occurred Monday even
:ng, the newly elected officers being:
W. NJ, Mrs Susie Mitchell; v. F., E.
l.. Dinsnore, A. NJ, Mrs. Carrie Miles;
Cond., Mrs. Lizzie Todd; Asst. Cond,
Mrs. Addie Spencer; Sec, Mrs. Miriam
da Cram; Treas, Mrs, Della Ward
well. Nokomis Chapter will entertain
Bethlehem Chapter of Pittsfield Mon
day evening, Dec. q.
Lucius Morse of Liberty was visi-
Tor at Danvers Grams Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Maria Morrill, of Bangor has
been visiting her brother, Charles
Todd. e-...-..
Mrs. Moses Stuart returned last week
from her visit to Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10
Do A)U KNOW ANY
{ SKIN SUFFERERS ?
\ Yov Have a Friend Afflicted With
Eczema. tell the Druggist About it.

: If bu have a friend suffering from
eczema tell US about it the next time
you de in the store.
Many eczema sufferers have tried SO
manyluseless remedies and spent so
muchsmoney with doctors that they
practically despair. If they only knew
. Of thesimplest home cure for eczema!
II nothing more than oil of winter
geMScompounded (as mixed in d. d.
D. Prescription) -.
! Used. with glyGerine, thymol and
other healing Ingredients in liquid
form. this simplet remedy penetrates
the pores of the skin. numbing and
klingtthe eczema germs while build
Ing up the healthy tissue.
If you will suggest to your friend af-
feted with eczema to call, We shall
b glad to explain to any sufferer
bout D. I'D. Prescription,
Bowditch, Webster & Co., Augusta;
lackson Bros, Gardiner; Spaulding
Drug Store Halowell r
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10
HoNoRED AFTER IS YEARS.
New Jersey Life Saver Gets Treasury
Medal for 1898 Rescue.

R.-d Pank. NJ j. Dec. e-As ~e-
ward for rescuing three sailors during
terrific storm Is years ago, after the
life savers had tailed, Cap. Jonn Hen
rcssv. of Long Branch. is to receive a
United States government medal ap-
propriately Inscribed.
Word has just been received from
Secretary of the Treasury Cortelyou
that the medal has been granted. The
granting of the emblem recalls one of
the bravest ard most heroic deeds in
trc history of life-saving on the Allan
tic coast. Fifteen years ago the schoon-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10
IN ANNUAL SESSION.
3hode Island State Grange Convenes
At East Providence.

East Providence r. l., Dec.~9.-The
annual meeting of the Rhode Island
State Grange, Patrons of Husbandry'
was begun in Roger Williams Grange
hall here today. with nearly all OF the
local Oranges in the state represented.
The meetings will, be continued tomor<
row and Friday.
1t is expected that a number of i'm :
nortant matters will be considered at
the sessions. Among these are the es-
tablishment of a Grange fire insurance
and resofutions upon the parcels post
deer nrctecrion laws ana the appoint
ment of fire wardens.
The opening meetings today included
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10

Mrs. Emma f. Howe, grand chaplain
of the N. +. o. P. of Maine, will leave
for Lewiston this morning to attend the
class initiation at Bates Lodge this
evening While in the city she will be
the guest of friends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10

General Manager Frost of Boston, OF
the Strout Farm Agency, was in the
city Tuesday and yesterday, having
come here for the purpose OF transfer
ring the Augusta agency from H. B.
Sawyer to E. L. Worcester.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10

At the next regular meeting of Capt.
tai Grange f. of H. Dec. IL, will occur
the election of officers. AS this will be
most important meeting for the
Grange a good attendance is earnestly
desired. Those contemplating attend
ing the State Grange next week will
also find it to be of interest to be pres
ent Other business TO be disposed Of.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10

Every man is cordially invited to at
tend the free lecture at Woodmen's hall
at 8 o'clock Friday evenings Dec. II.
The interesting lecture for both en-
ployer and employee, will be delivered
by the Boston manager of the School of
Salesmanship.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10

Fred E Hilton has joined the ranks
of the auto owners of Augusta and
while on a trip to Boston from which
he returned Tuesday purchased a
Logan 35-horsepower runabout, which
he expected to arrive in the city yes
terday The car will take any of the
hills hereabouts on the high speed, anG
Mr.. Hilton anticipates doing some
travelling another season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10

At the meeting of the master plumb
ers of Maine, which was held at Lewis
ton Tuesday, when a State organiZa-
ton was formed, John H. Cogan OF
this city was chosen a member OF the
executive committee. Another meeting
Of the association will be held in the
near future and it is understood that
it will be held in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10

Work on the south wall of the new
addition to the Cony High school has
been suspended for several days past
because of the non-arrival of some
lumber which is to be used in the con-
struction. It's arrival is however ex-
pected daily
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10

Mr.. ard Mrs. H. r. Mansur are re-
ceivlng congratulations on the birth of
a lO-pound son, Norwood Walter, who
arrived at 4.30 Wednesday afternoon
Mother and son are doing finely.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10

The last meeting of the Junior Aux
iliary of st. Marks church, for the pur-
pose OF finishing up the work on the
Christmas boxes, will be held with Miss
Partridge, 50 Green street, at $3.50 Fri
Gay afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10
sAGADAH0c.
RoWDoIN.

H. E. Greene of Amesbury, Mass, IS
a guest at A T. Pratt's for few
weeks.
]. M. Tarr was a guest ct \. T.
Pratt's Tuesday.
Mr.. Morgan has returned from Bos-
ton. where he has been at work for
two months. ,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10
BY NARROW MARGIN
Augustus Win from Augusta Juniors
At Bowling Tuesday Evening.

The game at the Morrill, alleys Tues
day evening was between the Augusta
bowling team and the Augusta juniors
and while the latter We're defeated it was
only by the narrow margin of three pins
the score being 1877 to 1874 The sum-
mary:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10

The kennebcc Light & Heat Co. has
a crew of men at work painting it's
poles along State street and will con-
tsnue the work to those on Grove street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10

Among the Androscoggin county at
torneys in attendance upon the Ia"
court Wednesday were Hon. w. IL
Newell, .. J. McGillicuddy, f. A.
Morey and Charles Carter ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10
Daily ksnnebet Journal
Tslephone--135.
LOCAL MATTERS.

j. J. Maher of this city was busi-
ness visitor in Waterville yesterday
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10

The hearing in the case of George
Gould, who was arraigned before the
municipal court Tuesday afternoon III
a search and seizure case as the stew
ard of the 1906 Club was re-opened yes
terday morning after having been con-
tinued to Dec. IS, and from the testi-
,nonv which was introduced no cause
was found by the court to hold the re-
spondent and he was accordingly dls-
charged A man giving the name OF r..
Littlefield was fined 81 and costs 1or
intoxication and Martin Nolan was
given 80 days in Jail on similar
charge. IL
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10

The Cony High basketball team will
play It's Arst game of the season with
Coburn Classical Institute at City hall
Friday evening at o'clock. Principal
Marshall has been coaching the candl-
dates and-much interest is shown.
Ralph Hutchinson is captain and G H.
Smith is manager. The likeliest play
ers for the team are Meader. center.
Hutchinson, Fred Morton and Law
renee Morton, forwards. and Allen,
Pierce and Stone, backs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10

...roN AUGUSTA, NO. 9 p. N
Cen,s Wasting every third Tuesday al
l1(Gisst 49, Nomination and election Of Of
lteioSms. Sms.esday evening. Dec: IS.
tn VIM. P. TABER. Capt
r. H. HOXIE. Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10
1 App FELLOWS HALL.

.,rafa LODGE, NO. 70, REGULAR
M!EysTrldav evening at 7.30 O'Clock
peesq s:.ening e Dec. II, work in First de-
fStdaSr VA ncrnina ton Of officers:
gee anu 6. A. FREEMAN, N. @.
ia q. f. WESTON, Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10
Auosista Lodge Directory

.~-,H HEHEM LODGE, NO. 35, F. &
SPECIAL comnnisatSn svsnns bec at d Mas"n5o at 75o
eclocsEk:s isEO. c. LIPBY. w. NJ.
saiAS D. WHITE. Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10

rnp. KENNEBEc LODGE, NO.
y. y, .,s,ts IN Modern Woodmen hall the
se:sssa = and fourth Thurs Thursday evening OF
aen pPIE " BIGELOW, Warden.
SpS A. W. BEANIE, Rec. Sec.
FR MANSUR, Fin. Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10

no business outside of the usual rou-
tine matters.