davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
Ser a6laer Com INNS, SIN ueitcrcu
Ssrfna III Ocrluteu, ioiort GRIND.
lid rrpnrirt mcrSeu.
MerInt -2l An1r

g2it ser &%enopirunl SEES aClncr
1oms lit lest aleididas Ser 9Irfaua
gemadlt iuog0en. Die AlisiubruHQ
oeS &SertS mro mclrere Sabre ann.
faiieu. Sic NermiiierrwQ ocS Gem6
bate. spie lul5ocrhOlt g~crlclSet. hi
neAerer 3eit eracblidc Eortdutle
geundt uro CS mar 0ud0us at1o.
ten. oaB Die erior0erIihen @%clennlab.
regelH ergriiieu mur0Cu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
ceftrreidr lluearu.
Eroi. @sbruuuO csfcr.

USER n Mars.
& eetberrcdgne Aiiare SIS
a1g Eogglsea 0e Rtrshent
&le. & &saaraatno. bat ane
1oe &et0uH8 geaoatmen,
ErUf utuno aai STR oen &sllr 81
W 9ro arcp reiml ate Sorls
ieaef 9ca@lea Rlt
BIZ &rec orer aotieu rem 9eIe5ea
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
glencs 0heideiSnnaaaeieh.
asnria- % Ma1r,

nit acknowledgement Mlepr6cit
uahm ser Seuat oas bereits non Der
GepHtirteafommer baiiirte @eieB OH,
iueldps, iojaia3an 0utomaiiid, Elm
Gcfret SIR @olimg einer Gbe auf Elm
0tcs0cij3lId}5s @eluh zines ser Che
lente bin nab ablaui bon 8 Sabrca
in elm poIlitia0tgeS SdGiomgsOe.
trat umlnAnNelt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
Orr arnd Der 6raneO.S panii6en
Sant HaO dbnlider llntsrnsbmnn-
gen Elm idprrer Sdlas.
aIIsrIsi a~nflasen.
Gie msiitsns aus utleiHen eenteu@
b~sitebenoen Millionaire fHO in
ger5ueiflnns.
edmd9nnscu uuO glumeHitrdnae.
Boris. %. 92ara

8ari5, %. 91ar3.
auigeregie un0 Der @er5meiflung
naBe 3epoitoren unO @idublger Be-.
.la9erten beate sic geribtIi6 9eihIol
ienen 8anfen oes megen &eriibung
rieiiger Sdauin0elaien p9rbafteten
@eurD 3ohetts. Die NieHge lit EN-,
port iIber Ole ~iciteus Der gcbor0cn
Dor9enommene 8er9aitlngRo6eite's
uHO Sic SdlieBuBg ieiner &anfea.
Gs UerlGutet, 0oB bic &erbiuOlidfei
ten 0e5 ShUinolers iidl an ndbe5u
S30.000,000 belamien. Ger 3uiam.
menbruh trifit Die Ginleger, 5umeiit
2eute nit geringen @iittelu uno
0lafler, ieBr bart. 9tan al5ablt ii1
Bier, 0dB Rohette. am eiHen @aite.
rott uno cine 9loBitellung 81 Derbu-
ten, monatlid bis gu $4,000
Sdpeigegeloer an oeridieoene pro.
minente @rotett0ren aeja1lt 6oben
io0. godette 6e60uptet, oaB ieine
@erbaitung ole 5olge elmer politi-
iden Sntrias lei uno er in etiDa ei-
uer ISOLDE mieoer Elm freier @1ann
iein oiirfte.
Gin gemiidlter 6mpfaua.
8uris IS. 9lar5.
9euri @ohettc wir0e beute in @e.
9leitung zines Observation-Disclosures
rad Sem @e1dftslotale Der 5yaHco.
Sponiiheu 8auf gebradlt I'm bel
Der @riiinng Ser @eidoitsbiider an
Die Sam 81 gebeH. Dor Dem @aHf-
aebaH0e batte iih elite arOBe @ien-
id}enmenge, nl.iitenS' 3lienten 90.
dYette's angeianmelt SQs Ser a6i-
Han3ier" eridieu. mur0e er nit
Shnta6uHgen iolUobl ais nit SltbeI-
6e8riiBt ia Is Wur0en ibm 10.
9ar Wnmenitr0HBe 3%l8cuorfen Gas
SeBtcre gelhab b0upn1dlih BON SEE
ten Der IN 1ieniteu Der &aHf iteben.
Sen 5a6lreiden 6rauen5perionen, Die
neblt Dem mdmalidcu Beriopal cine
8e9eHOenonitrotioH Dernnitalteten.
GaBiO 5. Sia in @aris.
@aris. 25 0tdr3.
Ser auIerifaniide @gan0te i'm
5aag, Dopi0 SaDne @ia. traf beute
bier Elm unO itie9 Inn SoteI Regina
ob. er mar iebr iiberrai6t, ols Elm
Bsrireter Der 4~iioclateo @reB ibm
mitibeilie, oaB Ste oeutihe Regie.
rung lid meigert ion ais 9}ahfoIger
oes omerifaniiHen Bot baiters
Toner IN Berlin 5u empiaugat. Sefr
Sill erfl1rte, er f0nue iiA 1bioiut
niht DoriteueH, mas Sic oeutife ne
gierung 81 oieier Steaunaunbme
peranlaBt umiomehr. oa er nit eiges
nen Augen cine Communication Der
oeatiden Ragierlng an Sic in
g8aibtngton gciebeH babe, IN Ser ici-
me - Sia'5 "a @fneruun9 iiir sen
Goiten als 6~cfrieoi0eu0 erfldrt mirO.
6erner ia1te or. CT babe 6ei ieiaem
HcHliden 9eiuh in Berlin nidt 0as
@eringiie bemerft. SAB er BORT per.
ionma ron gratd" iei.
SSn bieitleu 0iplonlaiiidlen Rreiien
Eat ole AnleIeacAbeit ero5es 9ui.
ie1ea erreat ga aber ned feline amt
lide Grfldrmg norliegt eut5alt ild
Sic @reiie lWo 0as @lIblifum ieOen
&ommcutars.
@cucs G6eidCiOnRsSscict.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
China.


8efing. p. MARS.
Sicbcn Widnner, nelae aeulidl
ne5it an0ereu unter Ser 9lntlage per
burtet mor0eH paren. NIT 9tclie.
un8sge0eimHien geidladert 5u ba.
ben, iiaO bon eiHem @erldts0Oi. 81
meldem 5uet9litalie0er oe5 aiisluar.
tlBen &atbs geb0rtcu. 81 longen
4aintrdien UeturtBeilt mor0en. 2iele
Straie gilt iHr nod idlmmer. ais
Der 200. Die &eri6moruna gelen
Die 5ieaierrmg ideint pe%itperbrgitet
5u iein. nn0 0ie GutbuQlmgeu Ser
lebteu Gage babeu III 9ie9iernugsfrei.
lem be0euteuOe 4uireguna berporae-
riien IS beiin0cu itd no6 30 an.
0cre &grioum unter 0Crielbeu 9ln.
flage in &ait. inter 0cnen lid dud)
Der 9oli5ehef ser gUer6otenen
Staot~ befiu0en ioa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
SOlitui pieScr GcrgeiteIt.
Wiosfau, %. O}1rs

UtoaIuu, %. WlQr3.
@eridte ans SosHaia &oliana be-
logon, oaB @rof SEQ Iolitoi, ser
greiie 7idter lnO Reformer, uclaer
neuld eiuea 4citigeu Nnfaa BON
Grippe 6efam uuO am 6reitag nod
eineu &iididlag erIitt, iebt poutom.
men interchangeable lit uno ieine
hriftiteileriihe arbeit pieoer aufge-
HoWtrnen bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
81 - NnhI6Innn,

Gagiou Caa e
SrfeIsc das f1sIoIerr+a ri
.ls.sn gclte Sic 90 Sc5ee
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
Jricoe!

3Diideu Der nNmerirnn SobacrO
So HnO Der asOrist9 Of Gaaitg1
Gin llsbereinfsmmen er5ieIf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
Ter @Oecott aeaen Sapan.
Non1Fon1. 2I qi35r-

Der 9Ontott i|dpoui3tr @aaren
miro p.1HmaBi1 betritbga Na0 niulmt
Iatnler 8r0Btre EiacnioHtu alt. Nm
cen N}JllcrH warcn 8gtte. f|oiaenoea
l1alta aA0giiebi
Sic &ap1ngr lino 90r5aret E
diU9iltc &eligHul iie6t 0ls &oIf
i1d2s oa2 tepl llaE1fert l10 tl3lt
Slc 91tieen neroeu giacu blutj0Nt
9oo,ott aelen pie l1plnllte %a0us
itrie 0lud0H3rfu, mcldt ple Fl. cr.
WarieH. ia Wenilta &Ihrcg ulta.rt
nErNel nIrN.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
aniralicn.
Ger 8eind Ses amerifauiiden @e-
iamnScrs.
I"I1Nl.VN+TF
Nle.bomne. "a. mldri.

I~IttU9HIHt- q. ~tuI5.
Sn &egiermgsfreiien boiit man,
0aB 0os uncertainties SdloAtlddif-
a~tidipaOer 10 Gage in 9lelbourte
uno ebeuiolanae 3eit in SD0neo Der.
blei6ea pir0, fiirdtet aber, oaB iH-
iolae 0es @elnh5 in SSapau ua0
66iia ger NufentbaIt Ser amerifaner
0Prfiir5t merOen oiirite.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
bon S6meSeu unS Wrpfs
fnritiR Marie.
@f Wefprshurn % W21r

u FtItIsUHI8, 20. WluI5.
Gie 9%ermablitng oes @riu3en @il.
belm. 3peiteu Sobnes 6es @onigs
@uitabs ponShpeoen. nit Der @rub
furitin Marie ganloDna, Go6ter
oes 0roBfiiriten 9oHl 4leraE0ro-
Uitih, lit iiir Den 3. @ai feitgeieet
mnrnPn-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
G~aslanO.
Sin set nsOrp'g~

2on0oM %. 9Rjr3.
,Su Ser Gsnte I'M @edh1m- Gjitrifs
pom goNoou %0b9ehalteaen 9tudluah.
eNes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS crfod.
teH osa lllioHilten eiuea gldasepOen
SicG. iu0em I6r 8anoi0at 3. &.
0ioud. icjaen BON Gen 2I6eralen ur0
@1oitatta mieritasteu @tlugr mat
ener N,tarhejt oon 2494 StimHen
itlul. Corob herriht uun ia uaio.
HnUid3eu NreiieH %nngcbeurer Sa6el.
SIN liatuaauS ihrieH 0ie llaioat
0cHb A'31uaer 0eS frilbereu @re.
rsiege @aliour. sen &ertreteru ser
&e9isrHn35partci (Siberalcnl 5u.
a3uulatrstan. mo Oas ioForti" G9
naSaalitr 9i9eralcn. &aoitllea ug0
5o5ioitw 0aruorteien ihnca 0a
r1f @.er. ai0rreide @.cg
Ter Ser EorU miro her aate
Hf,in oe oea oor 8eaieruHa e5'4e
hrptten 910 aisr tara bef1npften
Siicu7untJsoogloac 3uaeidlriebea
SS'l ieta 8eaiRcHi iaipi;ieren.
Son0oa % 9tdri
Ser INTO Sic &ria3eilm uau
&a.Ca rt}fcH aeiue Had @o,H So
nc Ger SIRE alS Nsrasiier 8c1i
Hieu. laro. -cbsgr) 8aatH ifes lto.
s Os Nasi Cr iit briitt}7 gen WJr0.
9'oa 0lit 'utr9 odsRuB5snpatr naA
Nafm'tfat mrs NSlris rcsssu.
acknowledgements SuitnHo.
&ano1H %. MARS.
Ter 3ugouo ots &rcgHierS Sir
Neitp C3a59e1 Zimmerman plro
Hais 51i1rlliBcrreaeaoe Ncl1s
ulroe 'al0ss @nlieiin uis5s1c5en
Nr Ngeaasv altge eiue 9iti ldt
.Hao al.sD hlai. oter cr it elr
itgpgh 5gto ciH SRiteao gfeot SEA
1'siQrl 9HlaB.
RidarS Grostr ertlart sen g0aOoncr
SeitHnatH 9riea-
Cu6liu -. gl1r3
ai4arS Sgoser Der iraRege aaeri'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
Troieit.
@etmh %. 9l}drg

Fl 49, ;
G}e iap0niide Aegieruua Bat SIT.
ma aufJeior0ert. itren8e NtaBre1eln
9eaen 0ie S%urhiubrunB 0c5 Uol DIE
aeiidea @eidlditsleuteH geleH iapa-
lilda SoareH uerbaugten 9onfottS
5u e~r9retieA. Gicie 6or0trung Sa-
pans lit cine 6otae ser IN SEN Der.
%idlie0cueu NianenueridmmluMen iT
Stanton @onafonB ma SbaflAai in
&|crbiHoun9 nit DER fiir &biHa 10 be.
ld0mc}9eH 0rleoj8uag ser 5atnl,
Nlaru 4lfoire 9eiaBten 8cbla1jit.
ten 2opt0ttb9hlife.
Us p|erldutct o0l mehr 0i5 20 Der
pcrgan0eNe g30d2 0erbaitCieR Aeiors
nler ua0 8cpQiuiioa0rc jl oaer
StiHe blnI9ltict mur0eN.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
aieiiss SransaftiOu.

Ter Sabaf-SrHit bat aussblid alien
aeHtndp'sr Sa6nt Der SnbrsdHge
1906 HnS 1907 nnsefaaft.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
anhlanS.
glns scr 0nmn.
Ct. 8etersbnra. "a. @ldra.

St. BeterSburg, "a, Dldr3.
Iic gorlage, peIde Sic ruiiiihe
@eianofibait in Tofio sum Gaiiqe
elmer 9otidaft erbe6t. rief 6eute in
Der 9nuta. ais tie sur aDeiten 2eiuna
auigcrufen mIr0e. b~eOenten0e GDpos
iition 6erDor. Ger Cftoberilt lima.
rom erfldrte, oie Gr9olHma ta6eute
e6eniomenig eiueGr6altlmg 0es 5ris.
oeus mi ferueu Often, ais mie sic
neulib obgeidIoiieaen r%uinidriapa.
nti6en @ertr0ge. Gicie @ertraae
ieien eber geeignet, Sdpan Sic ,frieO.
Iide Groberuag~ OeS ruiiiiden Sc
bets an Der &ocificfiite uno benz
Gmlr en1lang 81 crm6aliden.
Ser 9hniiter oes Auspdrti1en,
siuolsfi pioeriprod Oieien 4nsfii6-
rungen. Gr ertlarte, menn Sic @or.
lage ailgenDmmen peroe, 10 miirSe
Die gerion fir Den 8otidafterpoften
init ser groBteu Sorgidlt otsgeiutt
fuer0eu 1rn0 Ser SER mer0e nidt in
@oloIieen uno anOerem 5IitferDert
no6 Sofio geben. Ser Wtiuiiter er.
florte ferHer, Dab Sic Sapaner Die
abgeihIoiianen 8ertr1ge loyal bielten
mto OaB fem GlndaB 5ur 9eibneroe
porlieae.
lGfsTCoT.. 49,. &G nf.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-03
/. ..S.. So X
Suppression of Free Speech

New York Evening Post.

We authorities the
sweIad T
viii not in the
Men who of
provoked
them speech An ncendar
may the clubs of the police is
and
polio of
adv
the mob And the convinced
the public gatherings
gather
to police hand exercise
strain in of
twthr
the author
is
n agitation If marshal
of
excited obviously formidable undertakings but
still clubs
police Reason, coeness
intelligence what the hour calls
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-03
Commercial News
BY Charles L. Rhodes.

important
thing over of the entire shares of Khei Sugar Company
approximately persons.
yesterday morning when
There
Certificates
them Yesterday
checks All certificates
Baldwin who the This viii
dipti winding
principal topic
1t discussed from all
be about its being the first and
final dividend be paid by he Then there was the effect
paying this
which have been
interest for long time This interest will 1t will put in funds
while of holders
good estimation Another
portion of the money paid out in this transaction will find investment oh
holders
Kihe will soidest most
gtedged securities stocks bonds letting security and dns of income
Others will their
of pg other speculative proposition So that expected that
t afe the list, speculative we'll
n O
money having
days Stock from from here has, OF not yet had time
here bulk the
redemption very always
such things be stock which will he months getting Some certf
mslad holders
ship of their families relatives
BUSINESS IS ACTIVE.
lines trade an increased
activity during
people having the
The of
and securities and almost without exception there has
The transactions of
Mondayso oa A 10 MeEryd 4625; $50 Pineapple
Paauhau 81
aa IS; 175 olaa APPS Waaua, $780, Walu,
40 Paauhau 1850; 10 Sugar $780,
Bryde.
& 1850; Sugar 2s2
30 oaa, Alps $780,
Eva 2775 IS Pioneer
Thursday5o Ookala
CONTINUED on Page Five)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-03
Small Talks


aquarium
SMITH, seems impossible carry Major Hams
recomm for a auxiliary garrison
E.
dreaded the shock than they do the pull of the
BYRON oIARThese japanese florists would do deal better
they the display of their hoyers
RAWLINsThe pirates of the Lady developed
ordinary the Jail They prefer other food
Charley
FoRD-When through with the outgge Fishing Clubs
be something along the line revivng the Of
be yacht Keep
as much possible until the time for the round instead Of
has reduced the profit on the two staples
of the deCaforia the
Ct profit other business in the Islands
game against
viii not the taiLend of the league this
w oKRANI consider that with the coming of the fleet Honolulu will be
prosperity the
next five or six It's going to be good town.
A. R. very puupuu Honolulu
and vicinity the present time compared with the prevalence of that dis
years
JOEL coTTENThe best kill bad law is to enforce it. This
with their rights liberty and
CRAWFORD Alex Robertson intends resignation
Executive Committee will be considered
think that will his resignation however, if
FRED Java planters place bag
the down the the soil in which the
MRS KEA2Ns-why not bogalea Hawaii like
cherry blossom season. of apan That suggestion Mr. Lucas
s'season' will be ready in a year.
MAJOR HAM have given the
the of the island but did
INSPECTOR FENNE11-so far from the Board eing to
hold
plenty time report
b. wv
ATTORNEY GENERAL the
men with the roqs party but glad that the
most wonderful
assistant Dr. Holman
derful And there others deserving praise.
JACK LUCAS-If of
and doing injury the AS it
wi1pr
and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-03
Long Life In Sour Milk
Chicago Correspondence Philadelphia Record.


eighty
longev only of sourm
ksourm OF a
of
more sour
Bishop Faows great believer newly published book by Prof Ellie
outtha
eareo subst
He is
sheaths of the AFTER ares softer by mi
also sys
id
the o
multiple
adolescence animals ordinarily live the length
six hundred man..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-03

playing pretty press public
hold
settle
this maly wheupon supervisors
presence fairly
launched speech parEkeep
lGa was to watch the prisoners point the hose At the at and then cash
monthly Bill
the
afelap gathering
in recognition f a FROST.
Archer, believe, put
twddng play trombone the cornet
the snaredruml the piccolo the-the'
eyes, pdo' which
shared by all the rest of the Board
- y -
About three
map prepared by Surveyor
Blank copy this IS complete in all
details in
public lands highways tourists who the
beauties of the island from our mountain trails
of
plotting forts summit trails which landing
Jones he soon fell down valley some 14eO feet deem vin a. tb bottom
minutes positively all
wong and he it. too by his
peak level
the climbing
Major hObtled along
Diamond Head This plateau plainly marked the but
placed the other of the
pail by least 700 feet He
slapped
against map
marked
a
the
okio and md for a
likely
plantations, make
Ole Bill the Major
which favorable
would have been hundred feet in the air between guehes
would have be held balloons
underground of the water
~ -
Before vote friend A Davis
citizen
did
MssoErssn
tailor platform to
lawabi
and of courts
Abolition the
with the
The to
ton personal particularly Judge
a Court.
A. Anything else that
to whe
of the
Ffve)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-03
Blackmailing a Queen

Dowag
Henri These
Alfonso All they declare
whom they bear striking resemblance They the Elena
beautiful Bohemian
the his
few days after the death of husband Alfonso
Abe household
scandal but would $4,000 addition
claimed $1,000
the Queen said she paid 6OO0 Smeron that
had destroyed
bore children
Alfonso MIS- the children
went to Paris where two of the children dphh
mother died Fernand
Eindhearted who
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-03
CALIFORNIA; Medical Springs
The Argonaut.

sO Robes Hot Springs be working its wonders
the Admiral
there
be incapable of self
fleet
Bay world
Po Robles
have the number and variety medicinal facilities
yet matched by artificial the these
there
Many
take potentially
because
of
mineral dvning prescribing precise
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-03
WHERE MUM IS THE WORD.
MAY q

Howa whole silence
social psychology that know Of That COM
vendetta
of violations OF the
against mining Efforts
the whole
of Koou side of this Island
stolen
through George Kekauoha and when
he had had
place. persistent efforts
the
The probably
people who knew him
him
made
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-28
WATERVILLE.
WaterVille'S
Grand Old Man,

The Grand Old man of this city, Geo.
E. Shores of Upper Main street, pass
ed the 96th milestone of his life yester-
day at his home. Mr.. Shores has the
distinction of being the oldest man in
this city and section of the country
For Sc years he has made Waterville
his home being born here March p,
1912, has seen the city rise to its
present stage and has always been ac-
tive in the city's welfare.
Yesterday, the anniversary of his
birth, Mr.. Shores passed in quietness,
day was one long to be remembered. In
his advanced years, Mr.. Shores is still
hale and hearty does practically all
of his work and intends planting his
own crops as soon as the weather is
permitable. He may be seen every day
at work in or about his large farm as
active as a man af younger years. He
is certainly the grand old man of the
city and is always respected as such,
looked upon by his neighbors as a man
of information. He tells many interest
ing stories connected with the settle
ment of this city and on account of his
being brought up here has not in the
least forgot the many changes that
have taken place in the period of his
remembrance.
Yesterday at noon a dinner was Serv-
ed at his home in his honor and was
prepared by Miss Celia Stevens, who
has been in the employ Of Mr.. Shores
and looked upon as almost a member,
for the past q years. 1t was q happy
reunion as all sat at the table at which
Mr. Shores was at the head. There
We're four generations present, the
youngest being the daughter of George
E. Shores, Jr., who has recently cele-
brated her second birthday
Those who attended the dinner were,
Amasa Shores of Oakland, the Oldest
son and his wife; Mr.. and Mrs George
E. Shores. Jr., and daughter of this
city and Henry Ames of Benton. Dur
ing the day The Grand Old Man" was
the recipient of many gifts and cards.
all of which We're with the best of love
and wishes from many friends. Mrs
Shores, who is 80 years of age took ac-
tive part in the days celebration and
received numerous tokens of love.
George E. Shores, who was born in
this city in 1872 has never made his
home elsewhere, although the section
in which he was born is now part of
Oakland, then Watervile. Maine and
Massachusetts, We're at that time one.
The Journal and the citizens of Wat
ervllle at this time take the opportunity
in rendering to Mr. and Mrs. Shores
their best wishes
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New Evidence Found
In Gillette's Favor.

Albany, N. Y, March 27-Evidence
to show that Grace Billy Brown suf-
fered from epilepsy at Otselic, Chena~-
go county to support new theory that
the girl had q fit when she was drown J.
ed in Big Moose lake in the Adlron-
dacks, il was learned tonight, VIII De
presented to Governor Hughes tomor-
row morning in an effort 10 nave the
governor grant respite for Chester
Gillette, condemned to die in Auburn
prison next week for the murder or the
girl.
Gillette's father, mother and aunt,
who were here, seemed to be conn
dent tonight the governor would gran.
the respite so that the alleged new
evidence can be presented to a court
in support of u motion for Il new trial.
These witnesses said to be two Wo-
men and man, none of whom appear
ed as witnesses at Gillette's trial, and
to testify before Gov. Hughes in the
executive chamber in support OF the
application for the granting OF re-
spite.
1t was learned that counsel for Gil
lette will endeaVOr to show that Grace
Brown met death accidentally; that
while in the boat with Gillette she was
seized with an epileptic fit and drown
ed and that the discolorationS on her
face when the body was found were
due to her head coming into contact
with the boat.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

James OBrien. John Randall and
Samuel Young, all of whom claim their
residence at Lewiston, We're arrested
about lis A. NJ. Friday by Deputy
Sheriff George NJ. Mcintosh and Con-
stable Frank Coombs, charged with
attempting to break into the hardware
store of Elmer E. White at Lisbon
Falls.
An act of remarkable bravery was
performed Thursday afternoon at
Rockland by Albion L. Niles, young
truckman. Driving on to Tillson wharf
he found that a boy named Alfred
Widdccombe had fallen overheard and
had been in the water some moments.
A score Of men stood on the edge Of
the wharf, looking helplessly at the
icy water and the struggling boy %
feet below. Without stopping to re-
move a garment Niles jumped over
board and rescued the youngster just
as he was sinking for the final time.
Man and boy were drawn onto the
wharf with rope which was pro-
cured after Niles had made his leap.
1t was dead low tide when the accident
occurred.
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GARDINER.
Church Notices.

First Baptist church, Rev. l.. II. Clarke
pastor: Public worship at 1890 A. NJ.
with sermon by the pastor; subject: THE
Message of Jesus to Convert" Sunday
subject: Take Heed to Yourselves" tem-
perance E,eeting) evening. gospel meet
ing with special music by chorus choir:
subject of pastors address. Spiritual
Work.
Free BAPTIST church. Rev. Horace H
Hayes pastor: Morning service at 1879
with sermon by the pastor: Junior meet
ing at 3 P. NJ, CONDUCTED by John p P;
6 F. NJ, led by Clason Weymouth; special
GOSPEL service at P. Nj. with sn"cial
music at 10th the and o'clock services
Congregational church, Rev. Langdon
Quimbv pastor; Morning worship at 10 g
with sermon BY the pastor; subject
Church." Sunday school at 1145; evening
service conducted by the Order OF the
Holy Cross. at I: subject: Progress in
the Philirpines;' Wednesday evening SER
vice at 100 subject: 1.-The Democracy OF
the Church"
Universalist church: Morning worship
at 1890 with sermon by Rev. Lille r
Schafer of Kinefield: Sunday school a,
HIS: Y. p. c. L. meeting at p. NJ.
First Church of Christ. Scientist: Ser
vice at l0.45: subject of lessOn-sermDn
Reality" testimonial meeting at 7.90 =
Nj. Wednesday.
Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. j. r. Clifford pastor: Morn
ing worship with sermon by the pastor
and annual offering for foreign missions
at 1913: Sunday school and Clifford Bible
class for men at l. NJ: Junior League al
3 =. NJ: devotional service of the Ep-
| worth, led by Mrs. j. X. Clifford. at
T. NJ; praise and gospel service. led by
W ednesday evening and general elias:
meeting ut I 80 P. NJ. Friday.