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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-21

Frank Esty went to Wiscasset yes
terday and purchased an amount of
lumber for a cottage which he intends
building on the shore of China lake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-21

Miss Ethel Mace. student at Kent's
Hill, is at her home in this city during
the vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-21
Boys Goodness
Prevents Panic.

Chicago. March 20.-Rare presence Of
mind of James Rerney. an altar hoy
OF tho Roman Catholic church OF our
Lady Of IuurdeS ana the discipline
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-21

Miss Adelaide Boothby Smith. who
for the past season has been with the
James Kennedy Stock Co. has return
ed to her home in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-21

number went from this city The night
Pullman stopped at Clinton to bring
the party back to this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-21

a social dance will be given this
evening at Lafayette hall and music
will be furnished by Harlow's Orches-
ira
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-21
WATERVILLE.

Miss Grace Mitchell has returned after
a short business and pleasure trip to
Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-21

COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE BROMO OUININE re-
MMoves the cause. Used the world over ia
signature on br~. Nc 81
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21
JOHN s. HAGGERTY
''-.Ss :::ss.s.. s.- County Road Commission

Of con
to
a mar
the
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21

To the Voters OF Detroit and Wavne
County. In calling your attention TO nv
candidacy for Sheriff would saw that
| am depending upon the voters Of
Wayne County for my candidacy. hav.
Ing no political machine behind me
My workers are made up OF unemnloy.
ed office men, mechanics and laborers
who are on my weekly pay roll Dur.
Ing my four years service In the De-
troit Council | have ehdeavored 90
deaEfAiriH4 with-aH- questions ana
classes that came up before said body.
Have always believed in equal rights
To all citizens Have held 10 other
political office; hence. consider my.
self more OF business man than n
politician.
| am nrm believer In constitutional
rights OF the protection OF life, liberty
ana property. and II nominated and
elected ] will endeavor as your serv-
ant TO fulfll the duties of Sheriff In
this respect:
III an honest, business-like admin
lstration OF the important Office OF
Sheriff appeals to you shall be
pleased 10 receive your consideration
and support az the coming primaries
Yours respectfully.
w. @. KINGSLEY.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21
VOTE 2dE TURNER E9R Prosecutor
WOMEN SUFFER NEEDLESS PAIN

Every woman has so much PAIN,
work and worry in life that any need
less daily suffering from backache'
headache. dizziness, languor or other
kidney ills is unfortunate, indeed.
Deans Kidney Pills-haNe brought
new Tire, health and strength TO thou
sands OF women afflicted in this way,
by curing the kidneys. II you don't
just understand your condition, don
forget that 1t may be the kidneys.
Women easily fall victim TO kidney
Ills. The combining work woman
does. the tight, heavy clothing she
wears, the constant bending, reach
ing and lifting OF Homework, the
cares of bringing up children, are all
trying. Any fever. cold. chill or
strain may wpaken- the-kidneys.- and
set up congestion. with backache and
disturbances OF the urine.
Too many women have come TO
think that backache. pain through the
hips, headache, blues" dizzy spells,
sick headache, nervousness and
swelling of the ankles. wrists or limbs,
are troubles peculiar TO the sex
Don't make that mistake. Suspect
your kidneys first. Men have similar
aches when the kidneys are sick.
1t is woman's duty to herself and
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21
WANTS COLD STORAGE
PRODUCTS LABELED

Aid. Robt. ]. Mcclellan. Of the Skin
ward. has been aroused by the dis
closures in the fish trust failures. OF
the length OF time food stuffs are kept
In cold storage, and will renew his
fight for an ordinance 10 compel the
labelling OF all cold storage meats. FISH
and eggs He Is also IN favor or nav
ing extra inspectors appointed by the
board OF health to carry out such SAM
tary regulations.
The receiver has confessed that
they have fish in stock that has been
held 16 months" says Mcclellan.
We'll. understand there In meat
and poultry stored in this town that
has been on ice for three years. That
stuff may be all right as long as 1t is
kept co1d.- but-Fbeliepe- that II will
spoil In a few hours when taken out.
This failure has come az just the
right time TO awaken people TO the
danger to the public health in this
kind OF storage"
MeClellan,s ordinance Is now In the
keeping OF the health committee.
where Il has been slumbering for u
long time He will move TO have II
taken from the committee by the
council and considered.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21
MAD ELEPHANT AND
SNAKES IN A HOT
MIX-UP
SMALL INFERNO ON DECK AT
BRONX BIOLOGICAL GARDENS.
WHEN ALICE PAchYDERM
BREAKS LOOSE AT DIRECTOR.

NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-Sending
forth unearthly trumpetings and
straining al the hobbies that bound
her legs. Luna. the big elephant
brought from Luna park. where she
was known as Alice. TO be a compan-
ion for Gunda. the children's friend,
\ in the geological gardens in the
Bronx, spent the time with snakes
kissing about her and other craving
1 things near. while Director Hornaday.
and every guard In Bronx park. stood
by with pitchfork and spike. ready TO
attack the huge, angry beast in case
she should break her shackles.
She appeared TO be quieter at $40
a. m. today. and the shackles were
taken from her legs so she could be
led out. Instantly the beast became
] furious, She charged the snake
cages. overturned them and the rat
tiers and other smaller snakes writhed
across the house and made for the
open.
The big snakes. many of them the
sort that crush victims In their coils.
were held back by the barred fronts
| that had been placed before their
glass cages during the night
Wrecks Snake House.
The elephant made complete
wreck OF the snake house and before
she got out she had overturned nearly
every cage and tank. Every sort OF
reptile squirmed- To get To freedom
and many OF them succeeded.
! Director Hornaday and dozen men
were outside the snake house and
the elephant charged on them. Some
OF them had a start on the big trum-
peting beast and escaped to a further
end OF the Bronx park. Others took
to trees and as Luna passed on they
climbed down and began gathering
up the snakes that were twisting and
squirming and kissing as they glided
TO the tall grass In the park. How
many OF the snakes escaped Is not
known.
Luna charged from one end OF the
park to the other. Now and then she
attacked some house in her Jury,
and once she made for The hon cages
Il She swiped her trunk against the
bars. and the lions and tigers clawed
at her, the lions rearing and the
tigers screaming.
| Finally Captured.
Il
chain was still wound about one OF
her front feet. One OF the keepers
got hold of this chain, and connected
II TO another that was about tree.
| When Luna started 10 run again she
| was fast. and in few minutes she
| was pinned between two trees, With
all her legs bound.
u Director Hornaday then directed his
men to go through the park and gath
err up the snakes. With bags this
was attempted.
II believe some OF the snakes are
still loose" said the director. but we
hope to catch them all in few hours.
shall keep Luna tied down all to-
day and possibly tonight. and there
lis a possibility that she will be tied
down tomorrow. She was caught
wild In Africa. and | don't see the
necessity OF killing her. However, II
| fail to break her spirit I shall order
her killed"
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21
DETROIT PROOF.

Mrs p. S. Mason. 7l3 Twelfth Ct, De-
troit, Mich. says: Prior to using
Doan's Kidney Pills. I was almost II
physical wreck as a result OF kidney
complaint. The slightest exertion
brought on severe pains through the
small OF mY back and l felt all ran
down. The irregular action of the kid
ney secretions annoyed me nearly all
the time and 1 was discouraged IN
being unable to find relief. A friend
finally advised me to try Doan's Kidney
Pills which ! did. though / had doubts
as TO their being able to cure me.
improved from the time 1 began their
ise and when 1 had taken the contents
OF Ave boxes. | was entirely cured For
over ten years. / have remained free
from the trouble and am grateful to
Doan's Kidney Pills for efrecting this
permanent cure"
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21

to her family TO detect the first signs
OF kidney weakness, and to give the
kidneys prompt help. A special rem
edy for weakened or diseased kidneys.
for backache or urinary disorders, is
Doan's Kidney Pills a composition of
vegetable ingredients that may be
taken by strong or weak, or young or
old, for the action Is gentle, and only
on the kidneys. Doans Kidney Pills
restore normal action OF the kidneys,
regulate the urine, drive out back.
ache and languor. and cure kidney
troubles generally.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21
Low Coionist Fares to the Far West
via Michigan Central.

Tickets are now on sale TO many
points In the Far West at especially
low rates. See agents for full particu-
lars, or write J. s. Hall. A. G.. p. A.
Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-21
The Edible Variety.

HOLSTERS will be more plentiful this
season than for several years. We
mean the kind that are good TO eat
Macon Telegraph.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24
SSagen>s
3ir&:3
'sNult20--l
Guc6cc's Tcicr.

Guebcc San. %. &lIi - Ger
Frini pon NaIcs itattctc I'M # llbr
hcute Eormittng 0cm amcrlt1nlldcn
Shladtid)iii ogtem-@nmpibirc" e.
ncn Nciuh o6 uno mlroG nit ocn
ilblihcn G6ren empiun9cn Gr per.
mcIte cine bul6c Stlmoc oui Gem
Sfiffc.
Die Morine-Grpcrtcn iin0 icGr i'll.
tcrriiirt, 9t06crcs ilber 0oS britilde
S6lohtid)iff ~SnOomitoblc", lueldc5
6cn Yrin5cn pon @nlcS bi2rbcr brod)-
tc, fcnncn III lcrncu, bo Oicic9 Sdiff
iclbit IN Gnglnn0 ais 0na omDlterlole
Shiii" bcfannt lit Wion bate mann
lid pdbreno icincS fiir5lihcu galleS
gon3 bcionOcre Socinlihfcit obipalten
loiien. Gem 9luSlcbcn nnd lDcidt
Giciea Sdifi gon5 pon Dem ilbll6cn
lupuS bon Sdlodtld)iiitn nb IS lit
ridts peitcr luic cine riclgc ldtulm-
mcnoc @cld)ittbettlng, bon luelher
Die oft 12.50aigen @ei6iiBc nad jcs
Der Midtltn0 ,nbeblnocrt feucrn fon-
ncn. @efc6tsmoitcn icblen ganj. is
fonncn bon oicienl Shiiie 5il gleidec
3cit no6 pornc, nnd adter ooer brett
icita t3,600 Tirn0 itGblerne @eldlolic
per 0iinlte obgefcuert lDer0en. yin
StcQe Der @eicbtsmoiten iino orei.
bcinige Nfaiten porn unO bintcn nuf-
ocitcllt, bon bcnen irgcno cin SUB
lpcggeihoiicn mer0en fam, obne ooB
Scr gan5e DioIt Itiir5t Tonn Marine
Stdnopunft ans miro 0cnl oSltoos
nitoble" fom pcnigcr Sntcreiie &c.
SoQt, pie Dem Erin5cn, Der oui ibnt
Dcriibergefomnlen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24
W., y. nnb u. 6. y. So.
,,9ie elcftril6c 0inie"

GoppeIgcleiie 3miiGen Baltimore
llno Woibingtor.
Tie einsee 2inie Sluiifeu s,aIitmnre unb
Mnnapolis, nerrn GaggpnS has Centrum
bctocr Stnotem rnb bic Giurte Der
gereiuiatcu Stadteu 5iotten.Afa.
benie crrctfen.
Gleftridle Yalnit'gSanguns
pom 0abnhuic bcr elet,riidlen 2inie.
(9artGUenne nub 2eringtun, Strnbc.)
9tddl g9aibinatuH f5.30, $50, ZOO, Z 80,
500 $50, $500, $50 1000, 1890. al .06
nno II 80 sornn.,. 90 @atiuess '2,$6, 100,
1.30, 200, 2.30 1900, $50, 400, 4.S0, 800.
$50 600, $50 100, 7.30, $3.50, $50 uno
1000 Nbcnos rrS 5000 mttiernadt, tdgltob.
9e8eibuet 2ofai5iae, slae Gnoeren itno
Iimitirt balen nur an GataI acaOemp Suilc'
~ Wadl a. annapplts - 6.46, 745. s45, 945.
1915 lino .45 Born, 12,45, t.45, 2.4h 3.45,
4.45, 545, G.45, 745, 9,45 Ino 40 Ibenos
tdgIib. glat Siiae itno bis 5ur NGuaI 9lcaoemb
snnclion Iinlifirt mo bon bort all l1fae.
Sabrpreis. 9u eiuer Ridltnng. Yinnofnhri.
Guh gSaibinetun. .75c.. SIPS.
Hl6 annapolis ........ .60e. S1OO.
Sir Wiuete uno sliSfiinft tpenbe man lid
an bas @iqets9irenu, 1erminaIsSiutton. Barf'
Noenne. na1e geIinSton'Sirabe
(aprtH --9&S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24
SDberc Iyrudltratcn?

i Ebilooelpbio, %. SuIi. -.
Sn oen 9nreuur Der .Fenniplounin"
uno ser r9ieaoing 9obn" muroc bolb
oiii5icQ conitntirt Oob sic groBen
Nubnlinicn oeS 9auoeS innerbalb Ell.
ncS Wouats Der jmiidcnItoatlihen
&onocI5 Gommiiiion ibre 9lbiicbt
bcfunnt geben mcrocn Sic 6rabt.
rnten i'm Often mo 8elten 81 CT.
boben. Cine oCrurtige Utittbeilllng
mllB nuG Oen @eieb uenigitens 30
Gage uorber erioI5en, ebe oic boberen
Nutcn III Strait geicbt lueroen tonnen.
IS bciBt olB Ole Goten gleihmGBig
nm fiini Fro5cnt erbobt perOcn ioI,
len Die VtnBregel piro bcionocrS
litr oic 6arnlcr iebr iiihlbar icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24
&fe,,n's
$&mefef-

iin6 gcluciie fiir ibre periefte Hein.
belt unO uniibertrofirnen meoi5ini.
ihen 8crtb. Sic mntt sic Saut ge.
ihmeioig, itiat Suden urS idiitt Die
8eilmobcit onrd griinolide Geint.
glln9. @Ienu's Sdlpeielieiie maht
oie @ciidtSfarbc fIar uno friid. I'm.
iibcrtroiicn fir Babe. uno Soiletten.
0ebraut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24
Nod gut nbgclnufcn.

ct. EauL Oiinn, p. Suit --
Ger groBc @ogcn iiber Dem 0lupt,
Gingnng gum St. Faul llnion.Nobn.
Goi lit cinRcitilr5t. @liidliHer Nciic
luur0e MIR ein Waun perlett, on mau
sen 6eporitcbcnOen ginItur5 rcd)t5ci.
tig gcnlcrtt bate rn0 oic 2eute mar.
nen fpnnte. Gic Yaiilgiere miiiicn
nlnncbr oen @nbnDoi Ourh Die Sc
pddbaae betreteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24
in ySuibington acltorbcn.

GuiDinNton, 3. G, %. Nllli.
- Moior Nouc9 i. Oiciine, icit rs
%abrcn Stills SdabmeiItcr Ser
Der. StaotcM ltarb beutc 9tahnlttug
nnd lou8cr @rnnfbcit III icincr bic.
iigen Nobnlm9. Gr mnr 81 Satire
olt lmo aus Cbio gc6ilrti9. Seinc
geer0i0unN iinoct in 9iotiouoIirico'
boi III 2lrjinQton itntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24
.8alt lttnlDre & SbiD
Grfnriionens Bulletin.


25O-Numbcrlnuo urS iuritd.
St10--Nertrlep Spriuls uuo Suriid.
St.25-Wiartinsbura uuo Snriid..
St.2j-9urper's ScrrN uuo 6uriid
euuuinn, ben 2G SuH. Cue
{ld6na ' perldb Qiount IiounJs
Nnbubp I'm llbr Dturpcu5.
GumocnsNnbnboi I'M 40 Nor
aells.
Rlngnra Suns. 6riuriiuucn.
StO,Gj-Trcitngs, ocn 81. Suit il. mo
:. crtc5et TeS'a 'auitIc Is @SStS"'naf S9@e oili.
tia eiuLbicbin bcS Scrfuua'
TAGS. Spc5tnIine nit Gou,bts
unn Yulimnu Vnrlor lSnNNuna.
gcrl1Bt Gdmocn.Nabn6ui $40
9io M Wtount HoOnl Yubnb0f
$40 &urm. Surcbnucrt ouS be-
riibmle 9cDiaD lbaI, ,otc Sbwci5
bon Nmcriin".
ejebirgs. .Nrluriiuncn.
Sj.00-Seer.Rnrt, Sutlnun nro W,puntan
Sntc Gnrt, Wo., mn 6uriid, lSus
(bCrzSuN Srluritpneu. StChtrt rls
bere Yuefunft IN baltimore x Sbto
I'illets@urcaur,
seenier. Grtprpucu.
SJ,0O-Atanttr Sin, Gnpe Wlnn, Sta
SsIe 6ith uilo Icenn Nth, M,
unn luriif, icocn Srcitag uuo
Santins bis sum -. September
Stltia lin ole &iidfabrt bis
Steiiing. iilclultnc.
Suneeuiuncn.
S25.50-Ghicnar mn SurilG 24. biz
%. Suli; Riidiu6rt bis 81 Nuli.
NationaI Convention Der llHnbs
hdnpiQiciias Purici
S3i i.i0-St. 9uuiS uuo iuriid, 81. SuIi
bis 2 NuNuit Ilildipbrt bis
10. 9lu0ltit. nStitNbia " Golume
bus"
S19.t5-Solcno uuo iNritd, 27 his co.
gllIguit Riidiubrt bis H. Ceps
temher. ,@r0nh glrub oi the
Republic." t2OG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24
Gbcrbaro i'll l,uft.

Ser W0r0cr icincr (antc in Eotcr.
ion ein0ciun1Cn. - @eItcbt lclnc
Shulo cin mo fiibrt ole GoIi5el
al Die Stcllc, no cr 0na 1crollbtc
NlutHcI0 pCrbord.
q em Dort 23. Suli.-9luNuit
GbcrbarO, 9tcifc ser Grml Gbcrburo,
ciucr Mithpc ans Micn pclhcj jum
Icttcn Snmitnq 2Ibcno uobc Nadcn-
iud, ais lie nit ibrcm 9tcfien uno
ibrcr Sodltcr cincn SpoiicrgunA
mn6tc, crltboiicn ullrOc. lit bcutC pon
ser EoIi5Ci III Fnterion M, per
bnitct mor0Cll. Gr mltroc aui Dem
9tuiCn Dor cinCm Hobnbuulc i'm 10
oma'StNotuicrtcI lciltn0cn lmO bottc
cine Sdubmunoc un 9cin, nClbc
linn, luic Ole Foli}ci alaubt, mnbr.
lhcinlid 5ur 3clt Der Grmor6unl
lcincr Iuntc bcigcbrabt mlr0c. 81
gic6t lcinc SOcutitGt }ll, betreitCt ic.
OOdl irBcno lpcIhcn 2luthcil all ocuI
SO0c leircr lnlltc lchubt jll hubCn,
mo Crtldrt CT lei iclbit mlr nit
tluppCr 9totb scr Grnor0lng cuts
1nnaen Sciner 9lnQobc nud] mur0c
CT, glcih nodocn icinc Sonte 0cfoI.
len mar, ourh cmcn ShIog utf 0cn
&opi bcmubtln9 5lt Vo0cn Ncltrcdt.
Nna iih BON Damn an bis beute irilb
CrClgnCtC, lei ibm ltntlur mo er miiic
mn, 0aB Cr IN clncm 3ltitan0c baIbcr
9ctolblnN pIonIos lmbcr geiuanOert
lci Selltc irilb lei er cine tllr5c
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rcn StaIiencrn dngcinllcn, bcroubt
un0 ms @Cin 2cidoiicn mor0cn.
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iilbrt
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mittoR iiibrtc cr Die EoJijci nudJ cis
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Ole Grnoroctc bcroubte, uutCr cincnt
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iidl iebt i'm bici9cn @eidn9niB.
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den in9tclusOorf perlic6t geluelcn urO
bobc Iidb IN 0cn 9cIib Gcs 8crnl6gcn2
icincr Sontc iebcn mollcn, INN oielC
Gcirotbcn 5u f0nncn. Seine Goliine
Sttilic GobC cr ebcnfulls erInor6cn
mollclr nm frcic Vobn 81 bnben Gr
0citonb cilr iid) 0ic @llnbc am red.
ten 9cin ieIblt 5ugciiigt 81 boben, lmt
bic Enli5ci glolt6en jlt mnhcn, boB
er 1T ser Nodt bcS Wioroea lelbit
pcrlulnbct luur0e. Gin mi6ti1cr
Nulft in Gbcrborb'8 Ocitinonib lit
lcinc @cGmtptmg, BOB cr ainen Gonl.
pIicen IN Ocm Worbcomplott Bate,
ser obCr an ocr bllltiNen 5bot nidt
tbcilno6m uno nod ocnl @eiten &c.
ilobcn lit Gr logt fcrncr, ooB 2r
nod) ocnr Wiorh, oui einem 6rodt5ita
nod) GonoOo oonn noh Tctroit mo
Chicago geiloben lei, BOB i'm ober cin
lmuiocritc6Iihcr Smpul0 sur 9iiif
fcbr nod ser Sccne oas 8erbredcns
gr}uunQcn babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24
Gomfort,
9ttinlidftit,
Wcjuno1cit

Geri6nlife 92einIidfcit beoeutct
t6rpcrIide @ciunObeit. 8enn bie
Suut rein uno frei BON ShtpeiB un6
llnreinltfcitcn aebaIten miro, erfiil.
len sic wiu5ig fleiuen 8oren lire
6itnftion rcihIih uno notiirIih.
@obre forperIihe Geintibfeit ober
bGngt bon ser benutten Seiie ab.
Cine refine unperiGlibte Seize aus
mobrbait jutrGgI6en 9eItanotbeilen
lit n0tbig. Die miloen, reinigcnoen
uno antiicptii6en Gigenidaiten BON
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SUHHIHHi -UvH 20. NWW. wv
3dl6uq perldbi Nliount R0uaIs
Nnbubpf I'm llbr Oturgcua,
GunhcnsNnbnbof Inn 40 Nor
uells.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24

llebertretnna ner sanitdtsreeslu llnmdbios
let IN Slen mo Srtllten. aeibleftlttc glnsa
ihiuciiur1en. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT bes Nurpers
oocr GeiileS llilgeilnoe enit. guientbGlt In
Sumplileber 5cdeunen erjelgen llnOerodulifa
felt. SeriopitnG, 5eber. ShluiHoiu9t Rbeus
mailsmlls mo elm seer non Nrlnfbeiien lSenu
ole gIutir aleln iih nht beIien tunIl tritt Die
Nienlb0tt nit loren aus Der 9Giur eiaenem
enrtCH GedmmeIteu pelmitieIn beieno Elm,
Ocrircibt bic NlitGen 9lbi0noernngen, Iiiutert
ole Ecbcr, 0fiuei Die Sfeulen reiniat oas
Plut ulto bedbi1 Die 9talnr. ibre peiunoe lbds
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ct. Scrnnro Nrnuterpiuen uHIeblblr isiir 20
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9(u Die Tamcn.

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pr 302, Weit' sarntusa Strube, (37G-)
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Soitoner SanOitcn.
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2.50-Humbcrlnuo NIB 5uritd.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-10
S CONCRETE STONE
OR BRICK?
Men Who Quit Work on
Contractor Declare 0bjec-
tionabIe Employees Are Not
Mechanics at All.

According to members of the loca.
branch of the Bricklayers' an
Masons' International union, the caus
OF the small sized strike which Con
tractor Arson now has on his hands
In connection with the work on tn,
Immaculate Conception church extern
sion has not been correctly set forth
w. II. Berger. business agent Of the
local union, said last night that the
bricklayers and masons have quit
work until the contractor discharges
the two non-nnion men now at work
on the church. THE trouble is not
in regard as to which union they shall
join" said Mr.. Berger last night. "The
men are not eligible either to the
b%ricklayers or stonemason's organiza-
ton because they are not mechanics
one being a stone cutter merely and
the other a laborer. Cement stone
is regarded by the international I'M
ion rs either brick or stone. accord
ing 20 the material for which 1t is
substituted. In this case the brick
are not concerned in the mat
ter at all. Before we resume work
the contractor must agree to employ
only union bricklayers or stonemasons
to lay the cement blocks"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-10

executive committee Of the territorial
central committee here today. looking
90 action which may bring about an
adjustment Of the differences between
republicans In this county.
Among the trainmen from San Mar
icial who attended the Peterson fu-
neral here yesterday were Ralph
catenwein. Joseph Sprouts, Roy Shall
%1enbarser. Ralph Hook and Charles
Nuckolls.
Itev. John Bass. superintendent OF
missions for the Presbyterian church.
leaves tonight 10 attend the confer
fence Of missionaries TO the Indians.
which began yesterday at Flagstaff,
Arizona.
Mrs. S. r.. Dale returned last night
after an absence OF W. and a half
months from the city, accompanied by
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Rich
ardson of BIythedale. Mo. who win
spend several weeks visiting In Albn
querque.
There will b. n business meeting
Of the W. G. T. Il. at 3 o. m. today
az the office OF Or. Cartwright. 40
West Gold avenue. A report from the
superintendent Of each department *
requested. ny order Of tho president
DIR. Cartwright. Mrs. Vaughn. Sec
Rotary.
An entire change Of pictures and
songs VIII be seen al the Colombo
theater beginning tonight. The films
all new n have not been seen
here before. VIII Howard viii sing
a catchy new ballad entitled In
Sunshine or IN Shadow. I'll be True"
MARY Blaine" will be heard until
Sunday night.
The executive committee or the re-
publican central committee. which ~
with the duty Of fixing a
date for the territorial republican,
convention for the delegate 70 con-
greas. win meet at ten o'clock this
morning IN the Commercial club. The
result OF the meeting Is being awaited
with considerable interest among New
politicians.