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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-11

Henry d. Cooper of this city has pur-
chased the general store of George
Farrar at South China, and expects to
take charge of his purchase in about
a week. Mr.. Cooper is an old hand in
the business and formerly conducted
a. similar store at South Windsor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-11

The annual reunion of the First
Maine Heavy Artillery Association will
be held at Bucksport on Tuesday, Aug.
25. and the comrades of the association
afe laying out for good time. The
address of welcome will be delivered
by Hon. Pascal P. Gilmore, State
treasurer and the response will be
made by Heman p. Smith of Brooklyn,
n. Y Major Charles J. House of this
city is the secretary of the association.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-11

Charles E. Downing sold beautiful
Vose piano, this week, to the New Au-
gusta House. 1t was a dull finish, ma
hogany, and the carving is similar to
that of the furniture and mantel. Mr..
Downing also sold Chickering during
the week to Hallowell parties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-11

Friends of Stephen J. Hegarty will
| be pleased to learn that he is sufii-
| GENTLY recovered from his recent ILL
ness to be down town and was at the
store yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-11

The w. c. T. U. rooms will be open
all day Tuesday, July IA to receive
clothing for the childrens excursion,
also giving out and clothing the chill
dren on the same day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-11

w. E. Overlook, Sunday school mis-
sionary will preach at the Gospel Mis-
sion tonight. A cordial invitation is
extended to all to come and hear him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-11

In another column are given the full
particulars of the big July markdown
sale at Whitman & Adams store.
There is a general and genuine cut in
prices and the sale offers the ladies Of
Augusta an opportunity which they
cannot afford to miss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-11

Announcement was made yesterday
of the disappointment by Judge Hale
of the United States district court of
portiond. of Fremort " g. T'ttle &c
this city as referee in bankruptcy for
kcnrebec county. This is Mr.. Little :
sixth reapnointment. he having been
first appointed ~ the late Judge Ma
s<hon utx.hlssz ixs1Gaazs,-. g.sss.a..ss....-...
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-11
Daily ksnnsbee 5ournal
LOCAL MATTERS.

All regular services will be resumed
at the Winthrop street Baptist church
tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-11

George w. Millmore of Boston was
in the city for few hours yesterday
on matters of business. -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-11

Albert W. Dekalb Of Belgrade Lakes
was business visitor in the city yes
terday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-11

Mrs. A. L. Decker left Friday for
Belgrade to join her husband at her
mothers, Mrs Eldora Tibbetts, where
she will remain over Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Decker and two children. Master
Kendall and Baby Eldora, will proceed
to Smithfield for visit to MT ana
Mrs Kendall Decker. While away Mrs.
Decker will give an address, taking for
her subject What is Christian Faith.
Mrs. Decker expects to return to Au-
gusta in about four or five weeks and
will meet her patients at the same
place as heretofore, Mrs. Joseph
Spaulding, Is Bangor street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-11

CANTON AUGUSTA, NO. 9 P. NJ.
Regular meeting every third Tuesday at
8 o'clock
r. H. HOXIE. Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-11

f. Humphrey & Son have commence
ed work on a storehouse which will
be built by Taber & Reid on Capitol
street south of State street. The
building will be 32X42 feet on the
ground and two stories in. height,
and will probably be completed in
about a month. 1t is understood that
the building will be used for the
storage of hardware and other goods
which the above firm carries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-11

Fro grant floral blooms. plant-niik. veg.
table essences compose Satin elsin cfesSft~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-11
AUGUSTA Lodge Directory
ODD FELLOWS HALL,

asyLuM LODGE, NO. 70, REGULAR
s,.,rc Friday evenings at 8 o'clock.
h'ee"D 4. FREEMAN, N. G.
=. E. WESTON, Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-11

,rpHrHA ENcAMPMENT, NO. 8.
Meetings at 5 o'clock every second and
fourth Tuesday, c,rr %
G. W. MERRILL, Scribe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-11

Friends of William Williamson will
be interested to learn that wireless
message received from Christmas
Cove yesterday told of his safe ar
rival in his motor boat at the cove
Thursday With him were Walter
Durham and Cony Weston and all
on board were reported we'll. The
boys made the run from Augusta to
Boothbay harbor Wednesday and
finished the trip the following day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-11

The Maine Central announces that
in addition to the train service already
advertised for Buffalo Bill at Water
.Mille, July Ia a -special@~.train~ will
leave Waterville at II p NJ for Wins
low, Vassalboro, Riverside, Augusta,
HallOWell and Gardiner. The fares
for The round trip, including admission
to the show, will be as follows: Au-
gusta, 81; HallowelI, $1.10; Gardiner,
$1.20.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-11

s8OtJRNAL WANTS >SR's's 4 ''75ss~
a.xy n 1nafsf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-11

UNIFORM RANK, KNIGHTS OF
pythias, King Company, No. 4. Regular
meeting first Thursday Of each month.
Captain o. T.. DOUGLAS.
Recorder. HARRY M. HERSEY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-11
Turkish Towels
and Bath N ats

The biggest collection of Turkish
Towels and Bath Mats we have ever
shown and at specially low prices for
this sale.
Turkish Towels from 10c. to &c. each
Fancy Imported Turkish Towels,
75c., 89c. and SIPS
Bath Mats from. il. SOC. to $1.oo each
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-11
Basement
Department

35 pieces Fancy Dress Muslin, usually
sold at 12c., sale price. ........ Sc. yd.
40 dozen All Linen Napkins, regular
s5c value, sale price. SOC. doz.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-13

1nif nhnnl.nEn.k

Rtr nolIen unieren 9e'ern Elm
oriidfih perfid1ern bas 8pihee's
Sprup h%eutsutaae potitto
as etns,ae Brdparat i'm Martte tt
ruetches ShminbSnht iinoert uno
hetlt. 80 er'bdtt Die @iaenmtttel,
nls reirei Sheer. Nusaua pm 8fians
senhars M. melhe alS 0etlntittel
iir 0ulten unb Shminoiuht BON Den
meoesir;fAen 4onereHen 10 bod ee'
Ihast 10. Ser ShDinotibttae,
einertei ,b bic %srantbeit i'm Salie
uber 4uroe. mus oe8 Ratts &ube
babe unO orf WDraens frei iein BON
gnfaGc Don trodeuen uno tOlternoen
Suifen. Die erfraniten 8betle ner'
lanaer mad Ruhe, beilenoer uno
~(inbeuoer 8eban0luna, uno Der Bas
tient bebart Der friifen Butt, outer
0ohrung freten Nuamurfs oes Utors
aens, nit ichnelier unb oauernoer
2tnoeruue. &leine 6ldihhen 81
45 Gents a%epDhnlife @rUBe nabeSu
2 Mal 10 piei eutbnltenh Is Gents,
On auen Gnotheten Al haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-13

inert gnqlou6 in MnaeIegenbeiten lei.
1er @robnniallen. Stets Deigert e
iih, ben Giogen bon llntertbonen ge.
gen hire 0iiriten @eb0r Su idenfen.
SIM Sale bes @uiitanoes fteIIen lie
oieien Sruppen 5ur 8erfiiguna. ST
Elm Tninb minorenn ober fronf ooer
i%rriinnig, 10 regiert Der Heiioent ooer
l1bt er Den Staat 0urd cine einbeimlt.
ide Rommiiiton regieren, ober MIR.
10 Iange Die llnf6biafeit monnert.
Chr menu Der Shirt feline 8aialIen.
pflihten perrGtb, ii9 ourh elm Der.
bre1en oocr cine neiteebaioe Sprm.
nei lnmosIid madt, iest i'm England
ob; nber tets uno iofort eriest es ibn
burd einen ieiner 8ertponoten, nod.
benz es Der Rotb Der beno6borten
Mobaraiafs eineebolt bat. Die @roB.
fiiriten Srhicns erfreuen iid elmer fait
b6IIigen Sreibeit. sic finb oesbaB
aud Der rreIiiden gfegierune 5uge-
than, Die linen ia ben Stols uno
8omp Der @a6t Idbt, pGbrerl6 fie if.
men Die 8eronttportlmg nimnlt. Die
britiife Rcgierung beri6nenoet an
bieie orientalii6en Siiriten aus3eid.
nimgen alter art. Sober Mabnraiab
miro Seine Sobeit" eennnnt. er
miro 6urd cine beItimmte ansabl bon
2anonenidliiiea begriiBt, Die nod
benz aIter 0es Sa1tfes, ietner Roft
irn6 ben seleiiteten 9isniten perifie.
ben itno. @tnige baden bas He1t er.
bolterb ii6 Der 8fauenfdder 5u be.
bienen unb eolbener SteisbiigeI. 3wet
Sroen iir6 seidaffen porben: Scr
Stern Snbiens" rinb Ser Sroen bes
Reides", tie an oie SiirIten, lire Nj.
niiter uno Die boben ensliiden Nir.
6entr6ger berlieben iperoen fCnneii.
Sie Snbaber baben oas ReGt 6uf ben
etsliihen Eitel Sir.
enelar,S, Sas eeeen IL WiIEtonen
an Eribut bon ieinen inbiiden gdiaI.
len be8ieht, tbut i'm @runoe nenie,
fsIden 8liitdnSen elm gnbe al ma.
Den. Senie &atbi1l6ee unb Grmak.
nitnger friidten nitts seseniiber Der
energieIoitefeit Der Siirften. an6e.
rerfetts biitet es iih, f1arfe Ra6rS
eeln seeer feline 8oiaIIen ali ersreifen.
Solanee be Siirften ibren 3ribut be.
soblen uno nidt 8eridtpSrrneen Elm.
seben. eloubt es feinen @run6 aa q.
mem getpaItiamen eini1reiten Su 10.
bery oos a~llerbines iebr Ieidt ale
anitrensunsen perniften f6nnte, bic
es lett 1853 angetpenoet bot, Inn iid
BITE Sreue Der Raiabs az erperben
itnb gu iidcrn fir ben mosIiden SaH
elmer bon orBen fomrnenSen @efabr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-13
!. Ser aaIenSernann beIebrte i'm

res. Der Ralenoermofn belebrte i'm
ferner, fpnnn er feline SeIoer beiteIIen,
mann er nit Der grnte beginner,
mann er 8ieb einfuufen ioIIte. 90
Die meoi5iniiden aalenber fir ipeniae
@roifen f6iifli1 maren, 10 fan0en Tie
reibenoen Ibias uno Darfen ibren
8erfaiiern uno @erlegern einen iebr
anitdnbiaen @epint ab. Ilta Der
rSun6ertiabrige" ein &eit Der Mitro.
logic, Der fid biz nuf umiere Gage er.
balten bat, oenn es giebt nod immer
eepib 2elte, Die in ibrem &aIenoer
aud Den biinbertidbrigen baben mol.
len. SSn ibm miro na6 oitroIogifden
RegeIn baS 8etter fir elm ganses
Sabrbunbert porniiS berednet. Oie.
fer @etterpropbet ninrnt nod oItem
RtolemaiI6en Spitem Die @r6e ole
feItitebeuo an uno r6itnlt oen Blame.
ten Die Serridaft iiber Sabre, Gage
uno Stunoen elm. Sn Der &eiber.
folge: Sonne, 8enus, Merflr, Won6,
Satitrn, Supiter irno Wars loien iif
Die @anoeliterne oes alien $inmel.
fDitems IN ibrer Serri1aft ab. Bum
Serrfder eriten 8anses tritt aber In
getDiiien 3eitabi6nitten Elm 5%tueiter
Slonet binsu. Der feinen Ginflub lie
nod feinen gigeni1aften abIdtp6dt
ODER seritartt. Rnb bieien alten 2eb.
rem lit Saturn Der oberIte Der Blame.
ten, Elm Seinb un6 8erberber, ,giftia
bon Watur, talt unb trofen." 0ie
Come lit elm frernolthes @eItirn,
fem @egeniat. Ser Mon6 lit faIt
ln6 fpin6te, Slipiter feltd)t ltn6 marin,
Rars beiB unb troden 8enlis un6
Merfitr iinb falt. Sierna9 mar bic
Sabrestpitterung tpie foIst beitimmt:
Die Softne betpirft Elm ntebr trodenes
als feu6tes Sabr, a1genebme rubige
2uft un6 beiterer Stmmel jino Dor.
berri9enb. 8erls bringt Elm ulebr
feuGtes ais trodenes Sabr, einen
idtpiilen SriibIine uno beiBen Scnl.
mer. @erfiir beruriodt Elm trodenes
mo ttttrli9fpares Sabr. Inter Der
GerriGaft 6es falten Monoes nu6te
Sas Sabr faIt iei1 unb unter ftets
berdnberIiher @itterune berflieBen.
DGbren6 In bieier @eiie Der alIge.
Gbarafter Der iGbrIihen @it.
borseseihnet mar, beburfte es
itur einiser tueiterer arusfdliiiie, I'm.
bic Bittsrrrtg aud fir ieSen einseInen
Nonat unb Gag i9ablonenmGbig 3i
beitimnien. Inter autoriAaft 6es
nambaften @rfurter Mrates Gbriftopb
bon $elpis eri1ien bic erite Sortfes.
bes bltnoerti1brigen 2alenSers,
In alle Sdtbten oes Bottles
rrnsdblise MaIe seorudt nnb
nod 1885 alfs rteue gang u~rasearbei.
tet turrbe, IN 8etpots. 8par fino
bic ausgaben oieies ioge.
itottnten BoIfsbu6es INNER ip1rIider
setporbeN, bod leben einSelne ieiner
@etterpropbeaeiunsen nod immer IN
3~alenoern unierer 3eit fort.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-13
aas Der Gei6idte bss S,rr,nbates.

Ser SUIT bil6et eIeidiam ben fr6.
nenoen a6idIuB Der 4Iei6une eires
Renihen, uno niHt umIonit ihltcbt
mar bon Der .8ebauptune" oui Re.
rem SrGger, feline @~ornebmbeit ur6
fein Temperament. SIM friiben Dit.
telolter berridte cine eeDifIe ginfjr.
migfeit IN ben Ropfbebeduneen; Der
Biirger ieste cine Niise ooer aap5e
out, tuGbreno Der Sitter feline Selm.
Sier bate. Ger Ge~noiiianceaeit mar
e p%orbebalten bic eigentli6e S65.
pferin oes Serrenbutes Su ner6tn.
9os 9eoirfnib nah Bra6tentfaltura
rno REDEEM Shmud IN ieoem G9eil
oes ansuges trieb Die Mo6e All SEN
merfDiir6igiten llnoetbiimen an
Sutformer, Die an lleberIaouns uu,6
Grtrapoaars ibresgIeifen iu6ten 70
oaB Die idpere 2ait oft cine refie
8iirbe ruar, ote MIR Der Iieben @issI.
feit bolber ben aopf oriidte. Walsd.
i9er nno gef6Iliger tpirften bic geIa.
miiten, Die init aIlerbano @6elIteinen,
8erler, %frpitbollen 9eraffen ur6
ionitiaem 3ierratb perIeben tpurert.
Dorm tamen ole fIeioiamen garetts
a1t fpelde fpieber bon ben ~ousSSracs
reid itomHenoen Samttoques oboc.
loft purOer. Die Ipaniide Srndt be.
iieete ale oieie Iborten, inoeHl lie
ben itetfen, IeiOenen gut nit gaus
iGmalem &an0e fir bornebm erfIds.
te. aber bic Setter par@ nod nitt
reif fir ioIGe elegdnte ginfahbeit.
Gas brnte @oTfersemiid bes 3oiabri.
gen Rrieges brafte aud feline haraf.
teriitiihen 4opfbebedltneen nit. sc.
de abenteuerlidfeit un6 pbantaftiide
@ereinieung Der StiIorten bil6eten
bomaIs bos Gborafteriiiibe. Bah
eroberte iid Der peihe SiISbut BE
aIlsemeine CUNT, beiien DieIfaA,e
Bertuen6barfeit i'm 5i Gnem iiberars
proftiihen rSanptftiid" nla&te. Dcm
golbnten oiente er nls Sd5us Dor lin.
meter nrt6 aud OILS perfiibreriih.
fIeioiame Robe, penn bsr Rano uni.
seboeer iodr ,inS bic rieitee GeSer
Hber ben Miiden bine. @auibciSea
bsrlieb er Elm unterntbmenbes aus.
iebsn, urb iein breites Dad fns
nsorMen Siob bes @egners beiM
Streite nut. Gbrbor unb isIbit5e.
ipubt lab e ouf benz &opie bes Dir.
gers. ueberreite biefes Sutes taudje1
nod ob ,rib si onf, ramentIiM III
AiinitIern. Dretipitie mar 2ubipi1s
XIV. Sutibeol, babel periteift uaA
MIR NIT elmer i@malen Worte benist;
nim bieie art lit nod nidt nisge.
ftorben Itno in europa Bel ScfieIten
Elm BeftanStbeir Der Uniform fit I'D.
ktre SiriIbeomte. Der moberne 81.
timber bat biersuIanSe ieine Sd.
rlntb; nIs Symbol ber Ere.
belt nnb Gleihbeit fiibrte i'm bis
fron56fii6e ReboIrtion fit ibre m.
hanger ein, unb, ipertn audi 5onf6no.
It'd mt S6tpierisfeiten babnte e I'd
oIlmdbli4 jeinen BEG bnr1 bic euu.
ee tipiIiiirte @elt. $eute III briiber
ein Serr Der @eieIlihoit obne i'm I'M.
benfbar, itnb Der sSmDar5Iadiite4
iptrb oi9 ipobI nod r1andes Snkr.
ee5Ht bie &erri@aft NbreR.
y MaHHNE IENE MIMAnrL .a.I
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-13
lantssanaA J ~ Ibe
Getts eofnuna ~peridwuneen.

Gebte hoffnune peridwunoen.
4i8 herpOrrnaerne Nerste iaeten
baB %. W. Smithhort, BON 8etin,
Sn,, uuheilbure 5dminbiuht babe,
,par beiien leete 5pffnuna oahiu.
aber Or. Rings 9en 9iacDpsrb fir
5hminhiutt. 6uaen unb @ridltun
aen retteten linn pom @rabe. Or
idat: .3teie Mebisin bat mid ariinbs
lid furirt nnb meiu 9eben eerettet.
Seitoem babe i'd he 10 Sabre lang
aebrnndat. unb eradbte bieielbe ola
cine iuunberbares Snlss unb 2unaens
Seilnittel.4 Strens tpiHenIhaft.
fides Seilmittel fir Sufien, tueben
SnlB ober Grfdttnnaen. unb Ederes
8orbeuaunasmittel seaenBneumDnio.
i@drnntirte Eln'Gen 40 SO Cents unb
$500 in @otter Rros. Gpothefe
Brobe Gfaihe fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-13

Sdredlide Sdmerssn sssIinSert.
9urd itredlihe sdmersen ae.
peinigt tnfoIae Der Gefte unperbau.
ten Speiien, nabm y. o.. @ronlon.
pm 9ula, @if., Or. Rings Rem
aife Sins, init benz Re,ultate.s ME
er ihreibt, ~ba6 Id iurirt murbe. >
aue Maaen unb @ebarmennrrbuun.
Gen fperoen aehpben burt ibrem lin,
oernoen Sinhlaona beipnbere @ioen.
ifciter. 20 Gents In Bolfer 8ros.
U%pDtheie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-13
Mas sfeiies.

a.: .Das tit cine gacts NIT ben
Eienitboten; Iaiie ID Sn bnr& naeine,i
sened)t Bein abfiiIIeri, trintt mir Der
SdIingeT Die &dIfte 6dDon.1 g.:
-Dds fomntt BET mir rid)t Dor, ID
fet' mid boris &aiis ufib Der rneinioe
luirB pfeifen, 10 LANCE Oas slbfiIIet
Sdlert.~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-13
@ans eaaI.

GnsefIaster (5u ben @ei@worenes,
Die eben i'm gesriffe itno, fid sur De
ratbuns Suriid5uaiebeu): SEER De.
ridtsbot ltreiten Sie fiG nteinetrre.
gen rri65f al febr 49, eS foil mir arf ein
paar Sabre mebr ober ipeniser nt&s
a~nfcnr1er.~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-13
aabest.im.r.

0nft: .aelIner, mo babt SIR ben
Mein Berf" 8ellner: Dos lit Sti.
besbeimer, rlein GER" @oit:
500 - no, ben fSnnt sSbr aud Bier
MAIDEN lcifer oanr ipart SIR Die
Gra@t.1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-13
Slid i'm Inalad.

DaS automobil fam Inn Sie @de ae.
fault un6 Der Sibrer erblifte refts
on ieinem 8ege einer Mnnn nit Ell.
rer Slinte ii6er Der Gdulter uno ei.
mem franfli4 ideinenben Suno an
ietner Seite. 8er Namn Iprang nod
redt5eitig beiieite, aber Der Sun6
tuirbe getootet. Ser Sobrer ftieg ab
un6 beidaiite iid iein @ert. SIT oas
Sbr Sun6?" fragte er. ,SonobI".
Sinh Sic nit 5 Dollar sufrte.
benz" oSd. Gin g@rcenbaf~
iuefielte feinen Better, uro Ser Sob.
rer itieg nieoer in feinen 8agen. .gs
tbut mir leib, bob i1 Sbnen SbrSag6.
bergniisen fit beute ~per6orben babe"
iagte er babel. SD tpolIte ni&t
aif Die Sago," entgegnete Der anoere.
-g@as ipollten sic oenn nit Dem
Sun6 unb Der Slinte2" SD polI.
te 6riiben m ben 8al6 seberl Inn BEN
Surb 8u eridieBen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-13

ptttseRts. RaHs ssn ~ Uars. 1904.
SO DSnunt iett stuietr Htt Shire
Black DrauEht pishsrno &eHGgel.TeSt
atm bel r1stuem B,thhopo 3lh hass ane
eexteu Btsbfufter os6rGudt Hnb petun.
Den. bdt bh1 Shrtee bas Y &c iet net.
nen 8wse 10. 8. 6ottoH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-13
a[[e @etranfe,

.uie Ebee, &affec, @rog, 8rmid, BEL
benen fodenoes@aiie in anipenoiing
fomrnt, merben beionbers i6madbaft,
tpenn friides 8aiier benltst uno tn
benz aueenblide btn5iisegoiien nir0,
iuenn es eben auf Dem Sie3epunft an.
geIanet lit. 8aiier, 6os Itunoen.
LAM geftanoen bat uno bom1 Ianqere
Belt lansiam fodte, beroirbt ben @e-
iGn1ad zines ie6en @etrGnfes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-26
DIES FOR BABY SISTER.
Slr-Y edr-Od Girl Crushed Under
Cab IN Heroic Rescue.

In saving her little sister from death yester-
day afternoon Marguerite Marooney six wears
old, OF No SO Carmine street was ground be-
meath the wheels of heavy closed electric cab
almost in front Of her home The sister. Katb-
arine aged three years. escaped with slight
abrasions the face
Mrs Marooney. the mother. was left widow
TWO months ago, and since then she has been
Keeping her four small children bv washing for
nelghbors- She sent Marguerite and Katharine
Tor soap They were returning from the store
when the electric cab. driven by Joseph Mulvey.
OF No. l934 Second avenue, approached Drop
ping the cakes of soap in the street Marguerite
sprang forward and caught her sister who was
IN the cabs path. She dragged the child back
put was unable to save herself The cab
Knocked her down and both wheels passed over
her body Katharine struck by the wheels
and knocked down.
when an ambulance from Hudson Street Hos
pltal reached the spot Dr. Quinn, of St Vim
cents Hospital. said that Marguerite had been
instantly killed Katharine was not seriously
hurt and was taken home Mulvey was locked
up charged with homicide. Coroner Hamburger
placed him under $4,000 bail for the inquest
The cab belonged to the New York Transports
ton Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-26
CIRCUS FOR CHARITY.
amateurs and Professionals Diz1de
HOnOrs for Little Mothers.

Flower girls and clowns. programme girls and
professional equestriennes divided honors last
night at Durland's There wasn't side show
but aside from that most everything which couio
be seen al q real circus was there. except the
aerial performers for there were other xmas OF
acrobats in abundance. II real circus c"uid
get the services or such lot OF flower girls as
worked for the Little Mothers Aid Association the
attendance would make Madison Square Garden
bulge outward
II began like all properly conducted circuses.
with grand parade led by Charles ?. Trusttum'
-be rinrmaster According 10 the young man
who told iruthfully what followed. after him
came q 'pageantric procession eXceIine IN
grandeur and gorgeousness all previous paranes'
the whole presenting a NeTitapic bqHes'i'""
SYMPOSIUM and the Ultimate Apotheosis OF Horse
-nanship Depicting the Evolution of Equine Art
from the DAYS Of Cesar the present age a Mot
ley Mingling of Medieval Maneuvres and Merry
Modern Mirthmakers unsurpassed and unequaiied
in the respective roles
Those who took part in this wonderful parade
were z. and NJ lyman Nine Seibert. charles +
Trusttum Frederick ". Bent and the following
Indian chiefs: J. II. Struthers. d NJ A HAAS
: n Jones Eugene F. Pannaci and J. r. Car
michael. After them came the captive nom
ubicb were captured only last week for the
rn.,aq4rnert in the desert OF Sahara and for
v-arded by Marconi express to the city OF Ne"
York Tramps and mastodons, MehlcahS AN"
,ockevs followed these marvels and then came
the -'equestrians of the Roman Empire W. vi
fin and Vincent Van Ripper
The circus began with exhibition of leapnG
bv these doughty defers of the world, w Allen
NJ CIapp. F. Ara. J. Love, A Gardner - 'osCe
and the clowns. From then on the professionals
.ool, mn the greater part of the programme
" .ircrs ie a circus without its great thriller.
I'm; there was no thriller last night w Robertson
WAS to have done an exhibition mile the "rs'
one ever attempted in s-horsepower Mathesofi'
1-,fo-+unately Mr. Robertson got spilled over
the landscape in OF the Briarcliff trials with
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-26
COUPLE DIE TOGETHER.
Boy Husband Kills Girl Wife. Then
Commits Suicide.

Salem, Mass, April 25.-Harry H. Leba ron.
seventeen years old. to-day shot and killed his
wife, TO whom he married in February
and then committed suicide note left by the
couple showed that they had agreed to die to-
sether. Dependency because the young hus-
band could not secure employment is ascribed
as the cahse of the ira gedy. The shooting oc-
Cured at No 1917 Bridge street, where the
couple lodged in the house of the young mans
father
Young Lebaron and his wife appeared be
In good spirits when they had breakfast with
the other members of the household this morn
ing Soon after breakfast the young mans
mother heard pistol shots. She rushed upstairs
TO the room occupied by the couple and found
them both dead. The young woman lying
on the bed. bullet wound over her heart Lee
baron was on the floor. having shot himself
through the heart. Death in both cases
evidently instantaneous.
Several notes were left. all of them written
by the wife. Only of these notes
made public by the medical examiner This
that had been laid a desk in the room. 1t
addressed to the elder Mrs. Lebaron and
read follows: When l am buried please
have this waist put II is the prettiest
1 have and is the 1 married in
Mrs. Lebaron was the same age her hus-
band-seventeen years Her maiden name
Edna May Sanford