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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09
Var nod lniloc.

3lt orci &obrcn @cfGn0riBboit pcrltr.
tbcilt &ooi SricoCl Den Samuel
&unpbrCp. - Nattc &nobcn 5ll
mniittlihcn Son0lunQcn pcrlcitct.
- Ger Eoli,ciridtcr iicbt llrt6cil
ais cin nod nlilocS al.
Samuel @umpbrcn, mohnbnit Nr.
516, 2ScIt Surotognitrubc, Gin pcrbci
ratbetcr Wtonn, mltr0c GcItern IN Der,
mcItIid)cn Eolijciitoiion Ourd) Gidltcr
6ricpeI at prci Gohren @riGn0niB
,pcrnrtbcilt, ,Grlpdr an0cidnIbigt,
Gll1ene SprtoL Tcpep @ortor lino
MiulQnr @opcl. lGnlnltIid) inter IL
Sobrcn ~ nniittlidcn SqtNIun0ct
ncrlCltct III babcn. Sic Strule mar
Die bofItc, SIT weIdlGr &idlter 6ricocl
irniNl.5 eincn IHgci6uI9iaten prrllfs
tbciltc, ,unN pcr ranNi crtlarte mad
NcrfiilnopnN Nc3 llrtbcil@, bob CT ii@
%orlRilrir modr, in oieicm sale plpd1
10 ndloc gc6unSelt ST boben, mad ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09
Nrien ocm Sis. SrGt.

.. t.if NfttU ptIH Wv SiHh.
Soa ais Dem Stdatc' 9tcusOorf Der
haunt mcr0cu. - Gontrolirt olldl
ocl @i3nrarft Der Stoot 9ulti'
more un0 ou0ercr @roBltGotc 0cs
OltcnS. -7 Mur0e 1896 pom Dem
Naltimorcr g8e3lep Vi. Slrr &C.
9%ritNOct. t'.
Ger ,9(mcricQn Sis GompnQnic,"
olld) oGia-EruIt" genumt, Die III
Nnttiulpr0. Neip4 Nurf, Gbil00atpbio,
@nihiH1tQlt lno lfltlr mt0ecCp BrbB
ftaSttlp4ots SIRitsa5n SotFGiiR 'lll0
Oclt Gianorft contrblitf Stobt' civ
.l&rbtrtro edth5g lit 9tciuyprf NO po%
'Nnitpthift aa' oc$' S4tlS lid 9rfilScu
.F9E '9lHrtar Sir FontRa@lif RllrOc
aa9lN|olHAa Gjps q lfasi9F9 A|qpD per-.
ifg3 @fAsFAl&l EFfodso NJ EE te't1 N'$f
NGilt, RlNtripcrLN1lst IAJE0,6saB Ser
+ ormrntiaruoilU 3uhlai i Antcridgt
.4ugraCn lDtlujs i'm Stuuit Ncno3Dbrf
acidHttltR tbdtiH IT Nfh... '@aS lit
Mtto5Hfhboiidriif III p}hii arithr &c,
gclL set tGi$frnTE per B9lt, WtitcroI,
|. TNpQif ,.H{oQcF ftt6Qlntq ibilrDg mo
FiFcitS 81 Scr ,@r9cbillN BON riiinf
NntIngcn icitclS Scr @ronO Burn
Gciijbrt Bat, Sic ala0cihriit cntbdIt
Nie @%cbo1ptlmN oab sic oAmcricmN
Cisco" cine nid)t I'M Stootc Ncm
Dorf incorporate Corporation ici,
ouB lie sum Shabel Scr oIlgcnlcincn
@cimo6cit c%riitirc, mic olld) gcNcn
bic Gtbif Oc5 &onOelS pcrltoBc. Sic
iiibrt allc sic NciAGitlihcn llntcrnCbs
milpgcn auf bic non Dem Gistrult
nhlotbirt noroen iin0, ioglc cine 9ln.
.5ubl pom t&unoen, Die Fud) ocS3@r.
lieraia9l npaltS @rliidyt an oc,t lnlgcs
icblidlcn Eroiitcn ser 8cicftidinit lid
bercidert bobcn. @iiliSH '@tncrol.
sln1uolt @illtou II. o Soro brrtritt
Die &(d9c oltf oir sic @tflogten bin
ilcit cintr 2Ost0Ni8cu 6riit IQut rid
.tsrIiArr Teriiignn9 5lt ontmprteH Ne.
ben. NadOcn III Der 2lQ9ea alle Nit
AIicocr oer un3cblih Snu Monopol;'
IiutpB ocS @iaNcihGit9 ucrcinigtcr
@CIcli6oitcn mo ltttergcicllid)nitcn,
niht MIR III Ser Stdbt Ncm. Dorf,
ion0Grn audi cntlong DEM &uOiors
mo &cnncbecs 6lllB ntl8c5Gblt MOT
ocn iin0, miro ocr &orruuri gcacn tic
crbpbclL Dab Die Combination Pin.
ionGS 1896 cS ocritnn0cu babe. gro6e
Eroor3crlten tilnltlihcn Giles sur
Tro0lifti0na . Giuihrdnflnna 5u Der
onlaI'ct, Gic 6olge elmer bcrorti9cN
@nnolrpaSwciie ici aqpeicL bab oil
@cpolferut8 Der Staot NemsNprf
ltpcr oaunter SIT lcioen gebnbi
babe, Der &loge-I ntrna lqiitet pa.
BIN: GaB Nllc Die Combination be.
trrifcnDen TertraBe iiir ,nnia uno
nidtig cradrt wrrpcn iqgeR; baB bic
befla9te @eiegiGoit iih oR,n Submit
ieolr bic Aqnflrren5 in Der Serior'
9llna nit lprN gen &erfani BON ei@
blnoerqnrA 9N&NOIm9speilGi entbuI
ten lole; NaB rnNIih lRs nibr iir oe'l
Staat Ncm-9orf crtbciltc GertiIitut
5iriidoe5ogen wcrocn iolc, neil Oie
BARN ertbeiIten Hcdtc, @crchtioma
mo %ripilegicn cntgescn sem 0iicni.
lihcn @pble altSQeiibt moroell ieiclr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09
Scbbrps cinsiacs MtcIier.

Mir babcn MIR Gin Ntelicr IN galti.
more, nnS bas bcfinbet iidl i'll Der
Stage 5t ebcncr Groe, Ir, 321, NOro'
@ap', nabc Sigb.Str. &inScr.Ebo'
tusrapbicn cine s%pe5iaIitat. - aeiuc
gscntcn rnS fciue sreppen ST iteiscn.
5. ScbbeI. IS. Grni, GsidaftSiiibrcr
(315-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09
@rroriff iid) an bent Steparo.

&rrgriff iid) an bent SteDaro.
sa.i' "a" - -A--44+-a- ryJ"
Ser &%pblcn5iebcr Enul 9fubefcil pom
Nompfcr o9tcdor" 81 $25 Strnie
lun0 Soften p%crllr6tcilt. - Sattc
Den Stc>port &ermona 2ouic bonn
iclben 9ompicr burh9cbldllt. -
Nn0crc mrit6ctbciIigt.
Fnul HubetCil, Gin &oblcn5ieber ollf
Dem Nor0n. Slop0s NumlpiCr oNicdur",
.lpcIdcr gcItcrn ocn @oicn tiir Bremen
.ptrlicG, ,mlIrNc gCittfn fnrjr 3git Dor
Abipbrt pe$ Gappicr3 in Der iiOli-
.6gt Yoli6ciitptipn OurdJ &idter Carr
meacn thGtliheB 9hlarills Altf oc,l
St0pnuoebcS 6dGficS @crmunn Goltie
6Ni'S25 Strdfr u1o Soften 1ptrhrthcilt.
2bitfE peldtt 'iiirdIferIf6 5l,geridltC!
inir,, mar ntdt +rIl @tiitpt, Set TllNcl
~IbitGbiNtcn 81 iScntiif{iftn hnb, rr.
tlGrtc, ibnLici MIR bcpiibt SAP Ct an,
'Gitlito8 HP}po ii Scr &olpioniHobe
.plotlih pom mcArcrrn EcrioArn angc-
QFifira lul0 8eiAlqgcu lpltroc, bis CT
bcltuBtlo5 sat Nosengianft 2iet Eoli.
sea- wcld)G bcrbciGrruiru mlurbc, begob
lid 3lm Gdpitdit hCs Gditpitr5. Sic.
icr Iicb idlnmtlihc Wonnihoitcn an
trctcn, nll0 icbt I%tcltc iid) bcruilS, bob
Nubcfcil lu1O mcbrcrc NnOcrc icblten.
mltrOc icItNcnommcr, ais cr
gcltcrn W%torgcn ans cillem DER &ob,
lcnla9crrGlmc bcrporgctrohen fam.
Gic mOcrcu Nngrcifer merbcn obnc
Strolc bauonfommcn, 6u Der Saltpt.
5elac, %oltIc, 0~cltcrn nit Dem ogtcdor"
baltimore pcrlicb. '''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09
Baltimore .Sumpf Tafct Eu.
tNtte nno 5npcrlaiiise Ssisataie.I

tt. NUItC NHp duuCttufVNc VHtsftattSt '
Sic %cr. Staoten.4 Rot bef6roern6.
Tampicr r2irainia" tncu). ,etiabamn,"
. ID a,-y.l s@eprgia." ,.Tcnneiicc".. 1is
&. Sanlpfcr tabretl tdaIib. SuuutagS uiiSaeronl'
men, bon Sen aPata2iHief>Giers Tr, t0--ts,
2iahts Straic, Gao -@bepaS, hircit mad OLD
l'oint Comfort. yiuriolf. Fortslnnutb ino alien
9SunfteH hes Giiocns. Herbinnnito In SIo
Fpini Comfort NIT her &c. 40. @ifenhdbn":
Dad 2l0nlono %Grbinenna N &oriSIlolib init
@SortSmomtb nnS sltInntn. IN s%tnrioIf @erbin.
hln9 nit bcr rSltiantic Goat Cine" Gorfolf
illo tpeiilih Hnn ~ Oh Somininu Cine" nutb
9iepberll. gSnibineton, &.sG,r lGicbmoio, Sa..
nnh Hclps9}urf. 49, ... f.r'intr.f %
Q0bI3ciicn i!nd cnrppdif6cn Blame. 9rrit'
ribic Aniilicn6tmrlcr. clcftrii6e 8eIeidil11.
9nmpfbci3uia. 0picn fret. Gcferbirtc Gntiiteii,
thinner In ben 0inct.Niircuur Der ,Vnb Cine"
gir. t07, Gits9'nltinlorczS trnbc; Tr. 5OG-50S,
2tnht- Strabc; e. VI. G.. Office. SiopftsGdc ocr
Baltimore mo Colbert Strnbc; n9ontiirninI
3tllit gutlbtn9" illo Ilb1Igb's gtr. 100, 9loro'
Charles Sirnbe.
Suiiu ". SbcriuDuo, e. Vrpfpn n,
%iccsRrdf. II. Sen. sDiaru9cr. 8el.s FoI. .gecrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09
NarDfanb e Gcnnislpania 81. q.

100 Norm., nuf gorf. ausg. Gonntae.
$50 8orm, mad Delta, rur Sonnidgs.
$50 8orm., mad 9eIair, euse. Soniiags.
1l.30 Born, mad gsIair. ausg. SarftaeS
itb Gonntugs.
100 Rndbni., mad WeIair, mir GoHntoqS.
1.20 Tudm., mad gefuir. inir GcmffneA.
$50 Eachm., mad gorf. niSe. SonnfaeS.
4.05 9acbm., mad Delta, nur SountueS.
BIS gtaobrn., nntt 9eInir, ause. Sonntae9.
6.t0 eIbenbs, md 9eIfu, aliea. Sountap&.
100 Mbenbs, mad Delta, nlr Gonntaos,
11.30 Ibenos, nod HeIoir aisg. SpnntagS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09

Srltit Gonpagnien.
,Diarnlauo Sruit Co." giorblueft.Sde gnlberts
mo @crmunsS trabc. @ricr Serid, Frdit.
bent; Z. G. 3inimeriiaIlil, Seiretdr; Carroll
gint gicb, ~SCbubmeiiter.
- Baltimore Sruit & @uarantcc Gu.," EQUITABLE
Vutloilg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09
Wotioual Vanfcu.

National VQllteN.
,She lib solpu 9ntiuual Yauf." Sapsl nno
" GrctcrsStrube. Sacuh u. Sout, YrdfoelIi;
SCIIrO 8. Reoue, Nniltrcr.
, 3iucitc 9iatiunnlsGamt," 432 SlofNruuolpap.
u. Y. gSdgncr, &nliircr.
, sacitcrn National 0ani," IA YtUro.9 ntatpsStr.
~. lGqprioft, Nnflircr, 1
,Sritte ya.iunal Saus" Ode gaitinpre. uio
9~tOrtbsStrabe. 49,.
Mariners & Dierdants' gatipuai Yauf,"
SolIibs UNI EDmharosSIraCe. =.
,,Gummercial d farmcrs' 9~iatipual BAIL"
GiiopclsGdc Sulparns ulo 9crnIdnsS irnBe
Is. 8. 8alopiil Naiiirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09

@crettct. - Srau 2pbio @or.
llcr, @ottin bon Scnrp Gonaro @or,
l1er, zines iriibcr bier ongciteltcn
Sollrnoliitcn, lit ON Gienitog nit
fnoppcr Notb cincm Grtrinfrmgstoo
III Scnionburit, Gong. Sslono, cnt.
0ongcn. 5rau @orncr itouo nit ci-
ner 6rernpin uuf 6elien nobe benz
uier, OILS Die BON cinem p%orbeiiobrcn.
Den Compiler pcrllrioften @eIlcn.
@cioc III bic See binoi,strieben. 3rpei
onoete Sralien ioben Sic 0efabr unb
bieIten 5rau @arner limb oeren
6rehnbin iibcr @aiier, bis Siilie fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09

characterization, Sbiircn, 6enitcr'
ro0mcn, 2oOcn etc.
Sames y. Nuier & Gp, 1l5 uiio III Sh'5re'
bcrldsStrabc.
Ucu. 4. sluan & 9to., Ala 9igbtitr. sgSerlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09
Scirat6s- Giccn,cu.

Sumncl &llld)in9fi %; Morp Chr
lid, -.
Gopib &. Mod, Gu 9ois, "a, 80;
Gtbcl 2. @cnion, y.
Anorctp y. @ornctta, %, Nr. 53i,
NorO.&i8bitr.; Sorob q. SonocrS.
2S.
g4iuiom 9, 9roofc. 81; Sane GtbcI
Sbonplon, y. NppIifant = Is. Ir.
thur Hidloroion, Mr.. POP, 10. Str,
grtGnr I, SiqcIoir, 81, Silab.
liton'S, Mo,; @IoNpa &. @aooomop.
is, Silabmon'S, M0.
Snlpotorc Soriio 26, 6ls gscit.
Sorntogoitrobc; Morictta Ginqucaill.
nj, %. -.
CAMEL e. smit& 4a, Or, 1910.
Sf,dr9entltrobe; aatbqrrinf 3'cGuI.
lbitob. 80.
, aaron ", Cantor @urton Do.
35; W~urgueritc 6. @bjtlod, 16.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09
0ei9attss@

3citungcn, 3citi6riiten etc.
,5br Wultinturc Nc,ps Co.," 9upib Nbcrerom'
bic, 8ciddilsfHbrer, 3lS SSciIsSernansStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09

yH VledplqttNl, @etaH etc.,
seuu, .Spunin d 50, CnccrporirD, 10. 10
observation-disclosures. '.t'r t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09

SfaatS Vanfeu.
,2rutihe 9ant pun Baltimore" baltimore
Hno SouiogusS iraBc. MuGuit 2Scber, Brails
bout; e. ). Si6t, S6nbmeifler..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09
9(0ppfaten.

N0pofdten.
gibplpb Buthcrlet, 9ic6tsnnpnIt, Gr. 10, Git
9crif9tnnsSt rGbc Is. & y. Pbunc, Ct. 4auI
$3.50. NJ.
8. Garbnrt sbimcr, RcdtsuniraIt, Union 2ruft
0ari II. vi. Sd,plg, 1876. .t29 BODYBUILDING.
@uitauuS Gurt, POI .2G9 9nlbert 9'uiIoing.
d. NSm. Srimann, III NofosSburlcss Sirube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09

Enpicr uno Tapicr-G iiten. I'd :
smitb, Sigon So, 105 uno 1917 9anooersStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09

Z < Spar Vantcn.
y1cntfde sparbaut bon Baltimore" Sutaius
mo VdItiinorcsSirnbe
,St. Snmcs ySparbaut," 0aItimure.Strabe ulIo
Gultonl.9 Oufes glpeHue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09

GGiie our @eiie in's NusIaab Re.
iorst G. @aise, Wr. 413, Di.galti.
rtoreitraks, nate Gaitom Ssst 3se.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09

2cid)cn6cltotter. q
& sbbnc, 1~75s~aZlO Gantun.glocmle
Gupt, giort9s uno SrecnmolntsslUenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09
GricNh1ifl

p2umbun Eart Gcmctcrp," Office: 81 gBeft
S1ratopusSirabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09

Morinor. lnlo @ranit- &erfc.
Y. SilgGrtucr e. SdBur, ia. .7IS Neit. Nalti'
ilorefStrabe. .ac ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09
Observation-Disclosures @crdtbe ulb
tts. S1ulereicn. -
Niriiiiih a rnrncr In on, Mnrh. lsnrn. g ifnIe

DINlN NNbN
tr4. SGllereicn. .
1riifitb & surner So, 2O5 Won't. Facase trabe.
Mormor. lnlo Brnnit-&erfc.
Y. oilaariucr & suBnr. I'D. .71s Beit.N alti'
i~iorefStrabc. .ur no.
Elltmbing, Surnaccs, Nongcs uno
Seien, 91foefen mo Timcn.
Srunett SroS, 523 Niprb'5rcmo sIpenue.
<pierlbmieoc lun0 Ylllnlbers.
3ohn Subert, IT'D 1bGnes.s trabe. 6. & y.
2eigpBen: gSolte 1899. $
Seltcr Serlihcrnngen.
@m. s. ebadeIiuro & So, 10 uno II Gbamber
OF Commerce.
,Nonal 2niuranee So. Of siuerpeol," Senrh @l.
I~Sarfielo. HiioentzO iurngcr, 101-i02 Chant
Der ri ommcrc Euiloila.
,@crmania ScucruerfidcruneS . geicnihaft."
Baltimore nll0 AurtbsStrobe.
gigent6unlS N9ettcn un0
sSGn0lcr.
gicrrc 6. SnsaH & TeppcW, 10 Cit.2eriuston.
Strabe.
Suii6mieo 3ubebor.
e.. sectt Yannc 60. SG2 ino 364 Nuro.Saps
StraBe, "a
|a . &oblcl mo SGl5. p
9eurg g., Bon Scine, $50 Columbia stOenue.
!,l1 Sd)mltdlod)en nus llbren. d.
". 3. Miner, 90 0ftsgnItimores StraBr., ,e
'.1oih BiunSlcib Z @eI6Hitc.
"SonialiSatss ssan So,r + S'prs, @aps irabe.
. .v. .. ... g . 3
I'll Yinnes un6 Srgelii. bert
Gbas. 81. Stieif, 0 9iorb eiberipg Strdbe ~,
&n. Snabe 4 Sp, Fdtf'goe. rno 5q0eiiesGir,
Tnpicr iln0 Eapicr-S iiten. I'd =
Smith, 9igon So, 105 uno 1917 Sanooersstr.
|yn gledpllttclL MetaH etc.
sson. .Sputin & 80. Gnecrporirp, 49,. 10,
observation-disclosures. .''.t', ,'"t
2cid)cn6cltotter. 20
sanoers & sbbnc, 175s~+Ii0 9autursgtocrulc.
@m. Guuf, Nortbs uno Srecnulonut.slOenue
S~rieobofe. '."
u2ouonn Hari Gcmctcrp," Office: 81 g8eits
S1ratoeusGirabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09

4 I'll YfoneS unb Sroeln. bert
GBas. %, Stirif, 0 Morb eiberipf Strdbe ~ D.
gSin. Snnbc Il Sp, Ydtfs soe. uito 5uDcitcsS Cir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09

Elllmbin9, Surnaccs, giongcs uno
Seien, 91d)oefen mo Timlcn.
@ennett SroS, 523 Worn. 6remonl. Apenme.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-10

ALMA.

Mrs. Charles Blackman is visiting in
Gardiner
C. Baissell of Montgomery. n. y.
was in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Flora Erskine is visiting friends
in Bath.
w. H. Chsby of Wiscasset was in
town Friday.
j. f. Hubbard Of Randolph was in
town Thursday
Bert Merrill Of Rcadfeld was i'll town
Saturday.
Mrs Margaret Wood of Darlariscotta
is stopping with her daughter. Mrs.
Lon Jewett.
Deacon Davis Ware is on the sick
list
MIR. and Mrs. Woodbury. Parsons
passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
George c. Erskine.
Mrs. Susan j. MCGUIRE died at her
home in Alma Jan. s. aged IS years,
after a long and severe illness OF can
Ger. Four children survive. The hAn-
eral was held at 10 O'Clock Tuesday
from the late home. Interment In tHs
Whitefield cemetery. Rev. j. Frank
Jones Of Windsor was ca led to attend
the funeral
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-10
WANTS GRAND CIRCUIT MEET
Kalamazoo Ambitious to Hold Big
Races This Year.

Kalamazoo, Mich. Jan. 9,-1here is
every likelihood that Kalamazoo Will
be. d member Of the Grand Circuit dur
ing 1908, at least that Is the outlook
now. A meeting of the Recreation
Park Association has been held and 1t
was then decided that if certain con-
cessions can be secured the Celery City
will ask for admission to the big
harness horse organization.
Kalamazoo will ask for the dates
Immediately following the Detroit
Blue Ribbon meet. 1t will also ask
to be allowed to give 4 program of
races for four days. each event to be
decided in three in five heats. five
heats the limit If the Grand Circuit
stewards insist on the three heats a
race proposition it is not likely kala-
mazoo will tackle the deal.
: If Kalamazoo is admitted to the big
ring show the local racing association
win offer ten $1,000 purses for the open
classes and in addition two stakes one
for $4,000 for 2.?0 trotters. to be known
as "The Flora Temple Stake" the 9TH
er for $4,000 for PAGERS in either the 2.l3
or 30 class. 1t will also be necessary
to Immediately double the capacity of
the grand stand and add materially to
the stall room at the track.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-10
BATES COLLEGE.
Many Of the Students are Still Out,
Teaching Schools.

Lewiston. Me, Jan. 9-(Special).-
A very large number of Bates College
students are still out teaching as fol-
lows
Miss Katharine Little. 'OS, at Naples
Me: Lillian Annis, '0S. at Wayne.
Mary Burke, '0s. at West Gardiner;
Elizabeth Anthony, '0S, substituting
for the English Instructor at Foxcroft
Academy; Marguerite Clifford. at
Strong. Me-; Eva Wentworth, '0s. at
Prospect Harbor, Me; Julia Murphy.
'OS, at Leeds Junction; Floyd Burnell.
'0S. at Exeter: Harry Goodwin, '0S. at
Lincoln: Florence Hunt. 90, at Clin-
ton; Grace f. Haines, '09, at Hebron
agnes Fogg. '0S, at East Raymond:
Agnes Grant, '09. at st. Adams: H. e..
Miller, '09, at Gardiner: George Jack.
90. at Rangeley; Ralph G. Reed, 90.
at Cornish: Joseph Wadleigh, '09. at
Kingston, N. H.; Louis Woodward. '09.
at Franklin, n. H.: Charles Harris, '09,
at North Searsmont: Dana Jordan. at
Brownfield; W. p. Ames, Marshfield:
Clinton Park, '09, at ST. Adams; Rod
Page, 'O9. Charles Roseland. .'09. II. +.
Turner, 'O9, at Yarmouthville: Anna
Longfellow. 10, at China; Florence
Pinkham. 10. at Whitefield; Alice
Burnham, 10, at Poland; Marion Ham
iIton, 10, at Belgrade: Florence Rob-
erts, 10. at Wales; Ida Kemp. 10. at
West Pownal; Nellie Jack. 10. at
A1inot; Nellie Nutting. 10. at Harri-
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Windsor. Maine, three years in
Randolph and nearly two years in
East COrinth. Her kindness of heart
and ready helpfulness won her many
friends in all these places. The
funeral services were held at East
Corlnth Thursday afternoon and the
interment will be at Wiscasset Sunday
morning. Three sons, Fred w. and
Leonard w. Folsom of Providence, r.
H. Eiery III. Folsom Of Augusta and
one daughter. Mrs. c. w. Lowell OF
East Corinth, with whom she had lived
for the past five years survive, besides
seven grandchildren one of whom, Miss
I'eneda G. Towle of Augusta, has been
win her and tenderly assisted in
caring for her in her illness, and two
sisters. Mrs. Martha L. Hathaway Of
New Bedford. Mass, and Mrs. Mary H.
Anthony of Springfield, Mass.
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SIMPLE HOME REMEDY.
MOlasses, Olive Oil and Anodyne Cure
the Worst Colds.

At this season Of the year, when a
cold on the lungs is SO liable to de.
velop into fatal pneumonia, it is worth
while to know of a simple prescription
that has been used successfully for
years in curing colds and preventing
pneumonia. Most of the ingredients
are in every home or can be obtained
at trifling cost
Mix well together four tablespoons
fuI OF nolasses or honey and one table
spoonful each of olive oil and AnOdyne
At short intervals take a teaspoonfuI
OF the mixture, and also apply the
Anodyne externally on the throat and
chest.
Neuralgia Anodyne is household
remedy that is invaluable in curing all
aches and pains. not only of colds
put neuralgia. headaches, rheumatism.
toothache, bruises, sprains, cuts, etc.
large bottle costs but IS cts, and is
sold everywhere under guarantee to
.efund the money unless it gives satis-
faction. Made by The Twitchell-
champlin Co., Portland, Me.
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There's quite Arrow
about Unsanitary
Bakeshops

We don't know how bad or how good they are.
The papers startling things and the health boards are
stirred up
1t opporune time that the most nour'sirg
bread in existence the shape of bread ALL but is conf
posed OF granules.
That's GRAPE-NUTS.
No bread in the world nutritious for Grape-Nu TODD
is made of entire wheat and barley and goes through various
OF baking during which starch part turned into
anue of GrapeNuts The food the easiest to digest in the
entire list of all foods and it will pay in place of white
bread and observe how we'll YOU feel.
The are the worlds standard for cleanliness and
sanitary conditions.
Scores OF visitors escorted thru the factories each day and
just how GrapeNuts and Postum made and how n1ac-
ulately clean every nook and corner is
Come, all welcome.
If you can't send postal with address carefully written
and we'll mail free the beautifully illustrated book The Door
Unbolted'
1t takes all thru and the pictures show the interesting
machines work.
GrapeNuts food and Postum touched by human
hands in the processes of making.
There's happy health with Postum and Grape-Nuts, and
There's Reason
POSTUM CEREAL co. Ito, BATTLE CREEK, MICH.
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UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.
County Club Meets-Re-
hearsaI of Dramatic Club.

Orono. Me. Jan. 9.-(SpeciaD.-T
Washington County Club held its reg
ular monthly meeting Thursday. After
considerable business had been dis
posed Of it was decided to hold smoke
in the library on Saturday evening.
At meeting of the sophomore hop
committee f. Lamb was elected chair
man. Owing to the unfavOrable
weather conditions the idea Of having
the hockey rink on the campus has
been given up, at least for the present
The squad is now holding its practice
on the Saltwater river. which is cover
ed with 4 fine sheet of ice.
Thursday evening the Dramatic Club
held very encouraging rehearsal. The
members of the cast are doing finely
in their respective parts and from APP
pearances the play this year Will be 4
great success.
The Debating Club held Il very in
teresting debate Thursday evening on
The Honor System" which is being
considered by both faculty and student
body at the University of Maine.
The University of Maine basketball
team will play the strong Maine Cen
trail Institute team Friday night The
preliminary game will be between Cos.
G. and D. The winning team in the pre-
liminary game will play Co. A. on Jan.
II, for the championship Of the bat
TALON.
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son; W. H. Buker, 10, at Litchtield;
Cyrus Merrill at Jefferson; Winnifred
Bowman, 10, at Prospect; John Pow
ers. 10, at Arson; Fay Lucas, 10. at
Belgrade; Carl Holman, 10, at VIII
ton; Reginald Harmon. 10, at Went
worth Location; Elsie Hayes. II, at
harrington; Alberta Mari, II. at Penn
aquid Point; Francena Quimby, II, at
Hebron: Frederick Weymouth, II, at
Troy; Austin Ham, IL, at Benton; 4.
s. Morse, II. at Alfred; Richard Nor
ris, II, at Livermore; +. r. Steward.
IL. at Boothbay; Fred Mckenney, II.
at Boothbay; I. B. Dunfield, II, at
Swans Island; Samuel Aas. II, ut
YarmOuthville.
President Chase announced this
morning that the breakfast bell will
ring at 6.45 hereafter instead OF at :
O'Clock