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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-12

E. ID. Cony of this city has been ap
pointed third trick operator at I'll
Maine Central Railroad station il
Richmond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-12

Frank H. Cobb of Winthrop, former
ly of this city, was calling on old
friends here yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-12

Mrs. George w. Lunt of this city l
the guest of friends in Brewer for
few DAVIS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-12

The Misses Ernestina and Lucia Hig
gins of this city are passing the week
with friends in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-12
Daily ksnnebsr Journal
TELEPHONE-13S.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The Samanthas will meet Wednes-
day, with Mrs. Lee Murray, WaterV1lle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-12

Do not forget the meeting of the
Woman's Board at p. M. today with
Mrs. Mayo, Arsenal street. st
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-12

The ladies of tine Hospital Aid so
ciety will hold a Rummage sale New.
ID y--5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-12

B. w. Cote left Monday for a bust
ness trip through Aroostook county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-12
AUGUSTA LODGE DIRECTORY
ae7ulEHEM LODGE, NO. IS, F. &

!. N Stated communication at $50 +. NJ.
Frst Monday in each month. All sojourn-
ing brethren are cordially invited to at
'e'' CHAS. D. WHITE. Sec.
GEO. c. LIBBY, w. NJ.
m-w&ftf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-12

AUGUSTA LODGE, NO. 141, r. G. A.
NJ special communication at 7.3O P. NJ.
TUESDAY, Oct Il. Work in the NJ. NJ.
degree. All soiournng brethren are cor
'sA" GEORGE F. GIDDINGS. w. NJ.
]. W. A: JACKSON, Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-12

ROSE OF SHARON CHAPTER, o. E.
81 Stated meetings the first Wednesday
evening of each month at 7.30. All MEM,
bers sojourning in the city are sinVite6
to attend. 49,.
CORA B. TURNER, w. NJ
I. ELIZABETH A. THOMPSON. Sec,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07

passed through town home from the
Philippines, was sight TO rcmem
bet. Windows along Wall 1t. and
broadway were thfonked with
cheering white folks az the brawny
negro troopers marched by. Al
City Hall Park there vas a crowd
Of At least 5000.
The elite colored population Of
New York was at the pier To vel
come tho soldiers. and the finan
cial district looked like Fifty,
eighth At on sunday afternoon
Twenty negro women sat at
George wanhington's feet. IN front
Of the enbtreasufy. and ]. p. Nor
gan's front steps we're literally
black with people But when the
parade really did reach Fifty,
eighth A. and march across that
negro populated thoroughfare from
t1fth av TO Eighth av. there vas q
demonstration Windows and side
walks we're crowded with colored
people. shouting and cheering
Pickanlnnica raced mAdly about the
roadway under the feet OF the Off.
GERS horses, General Leonard
Wood. commander Of the Depart
ment Of the East. with his whole
staff. led the parade. aud they will
never BE- more wildly acclaimed
than were they al the head OF tho
Fighting Tenth" which supported
Bwana Jumbo the day he charged
up San Juan hill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07
in LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
BY i,ORMAN.

NEW YORK. Aug I'll Doush.
kess put an ad In a paper for an Of.
flee boy. and dld not get one. Yet
this vas not tho fault OF Ne~ York.
which has an enormous population
Of small boys wanting Jobs.
When Douahkess sot 10 the sas
and electric fixture shop Of xhleh
he IL manager. nest day. there we're
At least 800 boys In front and ihey
mobbed Dounhkess iie klid Into
the store and locked the door. toll.
Ing the boys to walt IN his slenog
fapher arrived Miss scdilla Beck.
man Ia tho stcnogfapher. When
she arrived she had to fight her way
through tho mob. I, flowed Into
the store after her and wsll.nlah
wrecked tho place. Miss hickman
started 10 write down the names Of
tho applicants. but when she had
written about 700 she rot charley.
horse and quit Then the ones
whose names we're not written start.
cd a riot Policeman CooFAn came
with his night stick and cleared the
place out
And atill Douahkess has no boy.
Fighters may draw the color line.
but Gotham draws no color line
when u ooinen to fighters the real
Kind. that wear khaki clothes and
carry guns, The reception accorded
to the Tenth u 8. Cavalry when IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07
THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE
STOP THE PLAY .

Ia new play written by the eccentric lrishman Geo Her
usfd Shaw a serbWoman rises from the marble floor Of the
war office and entrts into surage argument with the ehe
oi the army council
The seruhwoman amaxes the great rugshman by pointing
ont some OF the aaees OF his views regarding the handling
of the suffrage problem lie would shoot suirages The
old bluuty argues that the in childbirth runs
greater risk than the soldier the battlefield and for better
object and that the soldiers because the loss Of men
less injurious the population than would be the loss
OF corresponding number OF women When the serubwomau
gets through with the dguied old soldier she has made wal
look like very silly institution which would not lot
an instant tolerate she has made soldering look like loaf
er job which would abolish and she has par
ayged the old man with her logic
The government has prohibited the play In England twas
ever thus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07

~ and Insight re "a IN no sense
professional practitioner Of occult
exposition and hia ability In this
field " known TO but few Tie sat
on the opposite side Of the table
from tho doctor
Tho post pfandial talk had ififtrd
10 Psychic and 10 occult things I
asked Mr. N'a permission to tell
the doctor Of Me- Ks ability In that
realm. Tho permission was granted
This vas the first meeting Of the
two men X had come to the ap
po.ntmont across country
As Wanted Information.
The doctor then asked for a bit
Of Information I should like to
know" he said. 'somsthlnE Of a per
sou named Ralot Nlared 9
u will toll you. said \. but As |
understand Il ia Information that
ynu want rathnr than to merely
conduct t~at. II will facilitate my
work II you will tell me- The SEA Of
the person for whom you are in
CURING
'RAlo, Nlarod.- said the doctor.
IA a snman
without a moments hesitation \
responded Hhe Il as present in
the Northeast of France don't
know that ahe 10 III. but she has
the manner Of one who is lust d.
ina Her head Ia thrown back she
makes shor, gaspa for breath; she
10 very pale" A low exclamation
escaped tho doctor x continued
she Ia seated Al q table IN her
right hand she has a roll Of gold
which she IA blinking aha IL In =
building abol, which there Is a gar
den This garden Is filled with
fosas Of small variety rcd
foaea
"cAn you toll me something Of
hsr hisiofyf said tho doeter.
Tell. Her History.
-shs Ia Intimately associated
with two officers Of prominence in
the French government said X
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BIRD IN GILDED CAGE sKIPs WITH MAN
WHO WAS GOOD TO HER. /.

READING. Pa. Aug. Tin CON.
pllance with telephone Instructions
received from Doyiestown today.
the police again took into custody
Mrs. Alice herman. arrested hero
yesterday on miademeanor
charge, following her eacApade with
Francis Jeffrisa a Philadelphia
painter, who. II ia said, won her
away from her husband and eloped
with her. She was turned over to
Detective Kobe OF Doyiestown. who
took her 10 that place and locked
her up 10 the DoYiestown Jail.
vhere Icffries is also confined.
Denies Confession.
A warrant was served upon her
for being q fugitive from Justice.
her husband. Edward A. herman.
being the prosecutor. She will 70.
main In jail until extradltion pa.
pers have been taken out so that
she can be taken back to New Jer.
sey 10 answer the charge Of at.
tempting to poison her husband
made In confession to the Doyles.
town authorities BY Jefffiea
Mrs. Berman's eyes flashed fire
al police headquarters here when
abe was Informed Of the admission
which had been made by Jeiiries.
She made a sweeping denial Of the
charge. and said that last June
her husband was rendered III By
eating rotten fish and that the AZ.
tending physician pronounced his
Illness due 10 ptomalne poisoning
She said Mr. herman had many
pecullaTltles You know he Is So
years old. while ! am only %. I
was only 10 years old when | met
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07

was What. NJ Finn had brought
me 10 shore 10 keep mo from drown
ing. and he was also the sea serpent
The words Of my Feseusr were
fall Of pccvishness. Miss DIFF
piotles.- he said. by faintins iuat
when was golng TO give you a prf.
vaie view Of the marine monster.
you have Grabbed my game. Other
wise ! might have learned TO love
you"
Mf. flnn.r | says. hack to your
tank A sea serpent could never
win heart Of mine
Then We parted never more 10
meet. that H.. u elihsr Of Us sees
the other first
tTHk END1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07
MAN READS THOUGHTS OF ms
FELLOW MAN IN MOST
PECULIAR WAY.

Playwright
/ hallevo this Ia an age Of telap
athy, and that tho time 10 ripe for
my play. The WltohlnE Hour
wanted TO write play dealing with
this subject long sEu. bur deferred
a. the time waa not ripe Nov I
am confident the people are ready
FOR IL
! heliove that this faculty Of
thoughircadlns enters not only into
our larso financial aud business
transactions. but Into the ordinary
affairs " NE. aud through personal
experience know Of ia power |
have seen Washington bishop,
many times In an evening. do the
card trick that il done In aThe
Wllching Hour"
A Definition Of Terms.
A. iheru aro. perhaps. some read
crs 10 whom the arbitrary terms 10
be- employed are not familiar IN
their technical applications. It may
be- acceptable 10 define the object
I've and subjective minda. 10 define
telcpathy direct and b. three and
TO sive these definitions before Civ.
Ink tho phenomena which Nill con.
slider under tho subjects defined
Dr. Hudson SAYS. The ubiaelive
mlnd u that oi ordinary saa.hg
CONSEQUENCES lt IL the function Of
tho brain
The subjective mind Is that u
lntelligonco which Is most familiar
y manifested 10 us whom the brain
Il asleep. on lts action Is otherwise
Inhabited. a. Ia dreams OF Induced
somnAmhullsm. or In tfanea OF
lancold atatea. as 10 hfnnutlam
The subjective mind possesses
the power N transmitting lntelii
grnrr 10 other subjective minds
Otherwise than through the ordinary
srnsofy channels. In other words.
Il poasesaea the faculty Of tel
epathy"
Tho "telepathy By three affifms
that the subjective miud Of one pei.
son can communicate Intelligence
to the subjective mind Of another
through the subjective nlnd Of a
third person without tho knowledge
~ that third person
Here Ia story.
This theory. startling Is II il. has
full and ample demonstration by en-,
psrisnoed and scientific inVestisat
ora aud Is completely accepted az
Ia the fact Of simple OF direct
telspaihy
-Four Of u one time sat st a din.
ner table. after tho meal had boen
finished The faces we're about a.
dimiy lighted As faces ever are At
a dinner IN private dwelling
Tho peFnona At the thbls 0er- an
eminent phyAlclau from Paris. the
hostess. a Mr. X and myself Mr
X Ia q man Of unusual psYehie pow
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ever thus


vi.
I will resume,
When the sea serpent with the
human arm sticking out OF it's face
came at me on the float. | went
overheard
Then tainted. expecting to come
10 IN about the same fiji a. Jonah
found himself
But when did come to | was on
the beach with a crowd around me
and Mr. Finn in front Of me.
He was In bathing suit and the
asa serpents hide was drapcd over
his arm.
From the excited remarks Of the
people quickly got next TO what
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07

u see you've got Hn AUTOMOBILES
said Gilman 4 Thought fsit HWafs
you'd mover buy me
Yes l dld cay that once repll ni y
Huhhuhu. hut our new ruah insls ''l ~
that No must got one heganae hgt
church h ~ hf away from our
house Catholic STANDARD ana
Times
Those who run Into debt don't
get out win niarfitY aaN fpfh
Evening Telegram.
ffatc Parent Am I 10 understand
thefn 10 SONS idiuiir affair between
you and that impscunipua fqnnE as
Lord iiliafiHf
fair Daughter VERY HWssilfi=
Only you. papa Illustrated laits
Don't be impatient Il only makes
people about YOU luonmfoffa and
q doesnt hurry things q hii=s'iis
eaEo News
Yeast Does your wife ever sit
Nifh her chin resting on her knees
Cfimf1nhrat No. mY wife seldom
aits with nor chin resting At all
fonkrfs hiatraman
You caunot we'd vanity ailhaai
hslnH divorced from sincerity
thieaEo Tribune
ewhat vas mo beet Job Yau ever
didf@ Inquired tho fret barber
4 once shaved a mHn. replied the
second tafber
90 on
Then ! persuaded him 10 have q
half cot shampoo. facial mhsaaEs.
ainEs. seafaaW electric hHs= tar
spray and tonie rob
What fheuf
ny that time 10 needed another
shave o. Washington Herald
Yainglay blossoms but never
bears French
That's shinnsrs wife said aaas
aip They say shs didn't lave
very Eood name when he married
her
We'll he seams 10 think it's very
Keef nov" replied wisa.
HfFaW
yes he's put an hls property In
it"-csih9ilo standard ard Times
wsah msh never yisld Al the
proper time French
s'rhis play. IN H. intensity said
the na.auf bot ~ sn -ihssaets 5aHHE
man. fairly takes my breath aWaf
\ only sish n would Elasa4ily
remarked the young iady In The merit
seat TIT bits
That raineeat yQu save me ian'i
waterproof fathsffe
How DO 700 know
Z soaked u today - liastaH elabs
EariY wasisf--ionG knass Dutch
~Encusr me, can I speak 70 your
typHNfifef mumehtf
You cannot shes engaged
That's all riEhti I'm The feilaN
shes engaged taT-Aiiy slapef'a
Haif Holiday
Demsstis Hsfe.y.
Peck itut. ny dear. there are two
sides 10 sNefy question
Mrs. Peck ifenfy Peck. shsre Ia
the wofli dli Yqu set that impress
sion f-chicaFo News
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iam. and married him When waa
IS. We lived together seven years
For me they we're seven years Of
misery.
Bird In oilded Cage.
IAN Of his wealth did not bring
me happiness. had lots Of Ieseiry
and plenty Of fine clothing, but that
was all. was a slave IN flnery.
nothing more than a hired girl
around the house.
IVY husband treated me crusily.
Jeff was good 10 me and eonsolsd
me. ! did not eiops with him. I
left our Atlantic City cottage with
mother. ! met JEFF in Philadelphia
by appointment. was not partieu.
larry attached 10 him. / would have
gone away with anybody who would
have been kind TO me. Ny heart
yearned for a kind word, a pleasant
smile. jeff gave them to me and |
was satisfied TO 90 with him"
Mrs, herman n a blonde Of pre-
possessing appearance She wrote
letter 10 her husband this morning
saying that he will have to get het
out Of all the trouble into which
he has dragged her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07
THIS IS AN AGE OF TELEPAT1Y
WRITES GREAT PLAYWRIGHT

Before she lived IN France haf
home Wah ln q place closely built
about with wallis She had the care
NJ. and was much attached Co. a
child The child was boy lie
died At " or IL years Of age from
a bullsi wound over the riRht eye +"
After a momonta pause. tho doe
tor naid In explanation and reply
'llalot Nlnfod Ia probably In the
physical condition you describe
Rho has the habit Of taking ether
Tor the pleasurable sensation Il pro
ducen Hho 10 very fond of holding
small roll Of gold coins IN hsf
right hand aud climbing these coins
She Il tho intimate friend Of two
men hlrh In diplomatic circles In
her younger days she was a mem
ber Of the Russian nobility. and be
came the guardian Of a brother
then z yeafH Of age.
Bought by Police.
Whon this boy was u he fell In
With number VI students that
were " the revolutionary paftY At
one VI their gatherings he learned
some Of their snngh, which amused
him shortly after IN his own
home he Vas playing these aouss
upon the plano and singing them.
when a party OF police entered the
house and arrested him The sister
never saw him again She is lgna
rant " his fate II he died from q
bullet do not noN Il. nor does
ahe"
But as all the other statements
concerning this sister and her
young ward which we're made by
X we're verified by the doctor aud
hls information. II IL fair pre-
sumption that Na statement 40 70
tho boys death true AA the sis
tor does not have the information
herself, Ks reception u Il may. a.
| have said, be possibly explained
under the theory OF talepaihie =
trolls And II 40. Il IA a remarkable
example.
The Gambler and Hls Power.
In writing my play. The witch
ina Hour" ! selected q gambler a.
tho leading character FOR the reason
that wanted q man Of leisure,
man Of nighttime. a man Of intalii
genco and BY elimination ! got the
gambler II The man we're a lawyer
preacher or a physician. the pub.
Tic would very likely regard him A.
specials, and be Inclined 10 aeoff
I am quite sure tho successful gam
blar exercises the telepHihic power
You often soc a winner sweep the
chips toward him with tho remark
In the other fellow. Z hurN yoa had
three queens" lie doesn't really
believe he knew bot three queens
are there lusi the sams. lie merely
tanks hu has made a good guess
shrn more than likely hlA iadK
meui vas backed W b. something
more reliable than a gueaa Tslep
aihy doubtless plays a part. or a
hand. In q great many Eamaa Of
poker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07
HEARD ON THE STREETS

"of all my experiences In selling
automobiles" said a we'll known
auto dealer yesterday. the one I
went through this week takes the
cake
There's certain woman who
recently fell heir to quite sum OF
money And she Is liberal with Il.
too. Among other things, she want.
ed an auto. and seemed to take a
fancy To the make which I handle.
"On a half dozen occasions took
her out for a ride, demonstrating
the ability N the car. She was
pleased with the machine, aud or.
dercd one.
We'll. this machine which ! had
used TO take the woman out was
fitted NJ with two extra tires. which
we're alung at the side Of the car.
Whom tho new car arrived Il car.
ried no extra greE. Of course.
The woman refused 10 take the
new ear when \ was driven out to
her home.
Sure. she said, you're trying
TO cheat me. II aln't got any life
preseryera on like your auto has.
And do you know, before I
could got her 10 take the car |
was compelled 10 put those extra
tires. or life preaervera. on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Ask for the bread and you may
be- given the stony stare.
Small talk Ia responsible for Tho
use of many big words.
No, Alonzo, a polecat isn't The
only cat that can climb a pole
Tho market price Of alrshlpi
would Indicate that only the rlot
can pose as high flyers. Chicago
News,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07

conteuimcnt Ia being either over.
led or asleep.
Next 10 investment the widest
gamble Ia speculation.
A fine thing about pienios Il when
you can get out Of going To them.
The trouble with stout women
who claim TO be losing flesh Is It's
always whore they cant toll about
H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07

Jas, sssppisx.
"iisfs's one proposition that holds
fapd. anYhnN
whats ihatf'
Two can shop a. rhespiF a.
one H-Mashinston Herald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07

Whatever way you wend. donsias
we'll the rnd-Gefman
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STAR DUST


"in ptanf enHes
what folks call
FAILURE IL siBiriI
success In iHgia
dawn ea ID job,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07

p.msssir Hsre.y.
Peck itut. ny dear. there are two
sides 70 sNefY question
MIS- ferh-ifenfy Peck. where tn
the wofii hli you set that imprsss
sion f-chiraro News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07

"Encusr me, can speak 70 your
typewriter mumehtf
You Garnet shes engaged
That's all right I'm The feilos
shes engaged to--Aiiy Elepsf'a
Half Holiday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07

Don't be impatient. IL only makes
people about YOU luonmfoffa and
Il doesn't hurry things q BIT chi
aaH1 News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07

Those who run Into debt don't
get out win niarfitY aaN fefh
Evening Telegram
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07

ffatr Parent Am I 20 undafHiuii'i
ihefn 10 SONS idiuiir affair bets cen
you and that impscuninua young as
Lord iiliafiaf
Fair Daughter ffefY HWeeilfi p
Only you. papa -iiluatfaied Bite
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-07

Yeast Does your wife ever sit
Nlfh her chin resting on her knees
Cfimf1nhrat No. mY wife seldom
aita with nor chin resting At all
foukrfa Statesman
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-02-19

pounded the sermons of John Cotton,
soon attracted the disapproval of the
Puritan clergy and citizens To attend
Mistress HutchinsOn's conversational,
however, became speedily the fashion
for all female Boston, writes Irving 3.
Richman, in Rhode Island, Its Making
and Its Meaning" but with results for
the nimble-witted and earnest Mistress
Hutchinson that soon made her an OBJ
ject Of criticism.
The first Cambridge synod resolved
that though women might meet, some
few together to pray and edify one
another, yet, that such n set assembly
as was then in practice at Boston,
where sixty or more did meet every
week, and one woman, in a prophetical
way by resolving questions of doctrine
and eXpounding Scripture. took upon
her the whole exercise, was disorderly
and without rule"
But Anne Hutchinson possessed a
''nimble will and volube tongue" ac-
cording to Governor Winthrop, and
when finally brought before the Massa-
chusetts General Court, gathering
comprising the best bigotry and brain
of Massachusetts, to be tried for her
opinions, she was capable of managing
her case alone.
The court made repeated efforts to
draw from the culprit something that
would justify it in Furnishing her, but
in every case was baffied by her replies
Nevertheless it was voted that she be
banished, and she and her followers
and defenders were expelled from Mas
sachusetts.