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UYe 1ernbaneproicfter
iNorse.

Ter tommcr ita6ia aroo iii Stor.
tbtnaet fra be ioriticQiqe Giitrifter /
Norge ON @ibrog iii llnoerigQeIier
al me SernbaueanIpg. Men ole
NiSic Srou fan 10 life mco Ell Gang
imsoefommcS. &c pigtigite al oiSic
Srop. iom Scrubancitprclicn fore.
ilaor bcbuuoIet i foumeube Budget,
oar cr ieI0en0c:
llnberiegclie al en- Sernbone ira
Roa pon @ispitbunen oucr @oroer,
mocu til SuuCriGter poa Sonc6bu'
ucu % iorbiuoeS mCb aouQSpingers
bnueu / RTrbeoeu al SimueioS uco
Srteritocn % meo Sibclinier til
Nuroolcu % Rorore Goaleu. Sarcu
mco SiocIiuicr nil bIi 100 ailometcr
lang.
Tenuc @uuc oil bli Ell SortiGtteIic
oi @eracHSbducn o. her nil / Srcm'
ti0cn @icuncmqougStroiifeu ira Sue
ripr % til @eitluroct aoo, Sa al
tor @etnoniug bill Den bIi for Ser
p~IanloQtc grpreSiorbiuoelie: GctcrS'
BURG StoctboIm- GbnrlottenberG
Observation-Disclosures.
Iepartemcutct oubeioler lluoeris'
ocIic al 6eune @uae OF StortingetS
| &ern6anCfomite nOitiucr berpaa.
8ioerc ioreiIoor Scrnbnucimrelicr
en- llnocrisaelie Of ct Nltcrnatiu ior
9citlanoSbaneu mellem 8ieritob %
Sol paa @eaarSbeien meo en- Sioe'
liuie til RiSer. Gettc me Nlterua'
tin Tor "Reminiscences SopeNliniC
pil iaa en- mere. oGftet Grace oper'
cnS1emmenoc meo Sc miIitGre aror
enc oen t~iNliqere moerisgte Soueb'
liuie ON Shuritsl. Gepartementet Ell
cnig / al bette Nlternatiu moer'egeS
oa bereaueS iereuo Soueblinier iuit'
iluaes % Sernbauetomiteen inSItiuei
berpao. Sigelebe5 onbcialer Seru.
bu~ncitpreIici et Su0rngcn0e ON er
@eiurina ucNtommeuSe Ell Sernbane'
iorbmOcIie mplem Sduaeinuo of
Cooa. Gcportemcrtct ~illtitrr Tia Der.
iii, % Scrnbauefomiteeu iuoitiael
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-04
&an SororiGlp iormoF8eS.

Gn Munf / Siena peb 4abn Wac.
cioni bar fonitrueret ct Ipparot,
bporneo ban paaItaar at fiinne forlib-
iige Soroifi9lp. 8orelsbig fam ban
rigtignof fun meI6e en- aataitroie
nogle faa Winutter, for oen inotref.
Ter, men naor ban faar lit Ipparai
f%orbeoret, baaber ban at funne iptte
oenne Sio betpbeligt OBJ; og ielp ON
bette life ifiilbei lpffes ban, fan BET 10
alIigepel for en- gps geiolfning babe
life faa liben @etponing at iaa no9le
Rinnters garfel, naar oct si9lber
SoroifiGIp.
Den florentinife OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9. 8ltibo IIfani bar unoerfaitei
Iaccionis SpiuSeIie en- narmere
llnoeri9aelie; ifisnt ban til at begun.
De meo itilleoe Jig ret ifeptiif operfor
Den, er ban MI auigepel fontmen til
Den Sperbepisning, at man Der er
paa ben rigtige Gei til 2ssnitgen al
oct uigtige 8roblem.
Roccioni toe lit lloganespunft fra
ben alminoeIige Sasttagelie, at baoot
Wenneifer % Gpr nogen Sio form
Den ct Sorbifiplp gribes al en- beipn.
berlig llro % Siuosbep9geIie; man
bar lGnge formobet, at oct Der orei,
ct Jig ON en- eleftriif 9aapirfning
% oa Waccioni bar al lamme Me.
ming, fonitruereoe ban til Meaiitre.
ring al bisie eleftriife @eIger en-
Hrffe gpparater, iom ban boo
mlaatte lope ON oa ON igien, ga intel
al Dem bar fsliomt nof. Sort efter
lang SioS Grperimentereu lpffeoes
oct BAN at fonltrlters ct apporat, Ser
bar tilitrpffeIigt iintmGrfenoe.
San itiaeoe oct M op / lit Stem %
uenteoe taoImooigt paa en- al be imoo
SororpItelier, iom Horoitalien err ioo
rig paa; Der ifete imiolcrtio intet, %
ban bap6e allereoe nGiten opaipet
Sroen pao tit Ipparat, oa alarm.
fIoffen enbelig ririgebe en- Hat eiter
to Woaneber$ 6orleb; ban ileoe til
Ipparatet % iagttog MI iitaalmooigt
Den peo SiOen al opItiaeoe Soro.
ItipIpSmooler, iom ganife rigtigt ei.
ter 4 Winllters Sorlsb regiitrereoe
ell SororpitcIie / % aiIometers OF.
itonhs ira Siena. ga ban pibite, al
oiSie. lotaIe Rpitelier iiGloen optrr,
Der enfeItui5, ubitilebe ban otter iii
Ipparat; bette meIbte ct Ear Winut.
ter efter ON en- np Sororpitelie, ionl
eiter 4 Niuuters ssorIsb regiitrereoes
al SoroitipIuSmaaleren.
NoturligoiS tor man enom1 life
bragg omiattenoe Slutnineer al oisie
foa Siliploe; men IIiani er iait oper.
beuilt ON, at SianaIerue fra Roccio.
nis gpporot pirfeIig itoo i Sorbin.
belle meo be HpiteIier, ser iiIete ei.
ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-04
Ten l~yorcucNe STRIFE.
(Gttrr "sutttruntrtu.")

Ctr "sutbtrantrtu."
WiiS ggnes Wtelbp bar reiig'
neret fra lin Stiuiug ION GreceptreiS
peo 81. SIoi college. NtiiS Ytclbp
bar / mango Iar tieut Samfunoet
neo Sroifab / Den Stiaing, bun bar
iubehaut, % uoiert ct arbeioe, Der oil
miubes meo 5afnemmcIiabeo al ale,
hun er fommet / @ererclie meo.
- Ssnoag Sen t6oe gfai prGtte
9oitor NJ. &. Wal6elulo / Wtarion
g}eriqbeo, 9aitor GroeienS 0olo, ior
en- itor GoriamIiuQ Sans Qfor, gam
lie Tru @aIoeIouo, bar ogioo tiIiteoe.
@ar set fiGrt for Sen % Nor at be.
finOe iig pau Qumle minoeriAc Graf
Ter. life mir0rc fiprt pur oct Tor Ma
rior Weuiqbeb og oeu& Freit al buue
oisie fiRre Greiteiolf / jim Ytiote. 5
Rorion Nteuigbeb er 10 Ynitor @oIs
oeIuno isot % opuorct, % Der bar
bans Nor, iOm mi or - Nar. til
braot iau monaeu Gn Cog. Q}aa 8uo
pcIiigne Dem % oS % FOR &eiu SfpIN
aiere. at ri tiIilut moa iaa me0eS
me6 ole irelite hos @f,o. Senoog
gitcrmioooa gap Stougooro Concert
60. en- airfefoucert / &irfcn. Cc
sioroe fine Soeer goot. - Y. u.
2eo Ct. GIai College boIOtcS
TOE Mai Set pua College @runoun
unoer De ouerbcloigIte Auipicier. Tn
taIriq Sfarc 0tcuueifer uor ircul.
meot; @eiret bar unffcrt; 9hIiifforp.
iet unoer Grof. G]briIHuniona &c0eIic
prRiterte ben o~llerbchite Ifliijt. Guar
ga Of %eIifcr" bIeu ipiuet, reiite belle
6oriomlinGcn iig % lang meo. Sur.
Zig ~eribeu0g bar @riCgs "@anOficn.
bling" iunget al et tort WanoSfor,
ntfompdgueret al WtIiifforpict Erof.
@rgnietb iang Solopurtiet. - Gaitor
8. q. 9u bar 8rGij0eut for Guaerr
"a boIot en- itemuiuNsiulO @cIfomit,
tale, Der en6te mpo GpIpsninq al et
lpngere Iigt, ioH ban hauoe ioriut,
tet. oa ban bar | Rorge / 1906. D2iis
5ribn gu bapoe for auIeouiHgcH for.
iattet noget, ION bun fulbte "Rbap.
iooi AT uorite Eigte", % oplpIte oei
paa II meget tiItaIenoe InuOe. re.
batter Ib. egaen bolbt SeittaIeu
San minoet om, al 176e Mui cr blei
for Of norife Amerifanere en- Teit I'll
59orenes WiHoe. Sluubt andre go.
Der, ri bar iaot iom 8ape ira pore
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-04
Trifirfen.
otter "NoIieblaott."D

Eroi. Siteoal agter at forlooe
SItben ben Soc sunni. Son logger
Seien oper SoeSio, Woifop og ct.
petersburg, M,slnno, til Sperige og
Rorae.
Wrs. EuIt. 3. g. 2an6, gneto,
q. Gaf,. ligaer for Gioeu pao Soipis
taIct | Hortbpoob, bpor bun bar
maottct unOerfaite iig Ell itor Opera.
ton. Get er Dog riueIi9t Soab ON,
al bun fan fomme ooer oct. - @oot.
freq 2onb, Rnitor 2onoS Son, Tom
.hupbe Speration flor Soft. or mn
gonife bra, men er DOG life aanife
ouer 6slacrne enbul. ScImcr
Sreffc. ShomnS @reffeS pnaite Serl,
bar lTnae bpret ing % er fremoeIes
baarlig, oplpicS ira gueta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-04

Sum: "SoIbatens 2oo er baaro,
ipues lea. Saa'n sanife iipettet at
blipe bortrepet af en- &ugle miot | jim
froitigIte' llngoom = oct er 10 for
~iGroeIigt at tGnfe iig."
2eitnanten: "aiGre lem, bet err
uoeet, man pGnner Jig iaa fort til"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-04
Sanecs Sbnobe.
rtuu "~eustartrtm.")

VIM shptuttEth. y
9oitor 6. Sobnion fra Siour
Gin prpbifebe / "Srinitp" lutb. Sir.
fe / CANTON, 9. 7af. Ssnoag ben
166e Wai.
gmiSiGr Sommeriono pirfeoe
! Wiioten al Wiai / Siour Gitp, So.
On 8ogen meb Susbeisg og ON ri.
tenerne meo Misber.
groi. 81. 8. @ee prGoifebe
Ssnoo9 ben 166e Moi / ct. SobnS
Wenigbeo / Siour Gitp, Sa. Wnn.
bag aitcn Den 17be talte ban pcb Ell
Set pao iamme Steo.
groi. Sc. o.. Sonion prGbifeoe
/ airfeu pe6 g~ipeluno Ssnoag ben
l6oe Moi % ON Iftenen prPbifebe
ban | SaiiaeS Strife | aenpoit. Gam.
tiOig beisgte ban lin WoOer, iamt
fit iom inoreit billie paa andre SlGgt'
hinge % gomle genner.
"9uobpreren" bar mootaget ell
ganife fort GotiS ON, at Sormanb
GaitpoIO Den 17be Mai bar paa 8eien
biem ira lin 9rooer Sobns 9egra.
belle. Gen oiosoe bopbe uuberfaltet
fig Ell operation paa Soipitalet / Ho.
DIETER og oeoc Der.
Senooa SEN Soc Oioi iif ge.
teSOa @enigbeO / ames, Soma, lin
airfe iubuict. Iaitor @oitpolb talte'
ouer 3ngeus Gpnngelium og in6piet
airfcn. On gitermiOoagen talte
Brof. Gueio ira Serpel % ON apeI.
Den Noitor goipolo poo Gngelif. Sir.
fen bar fulo peo oiSie @uoStienciter
og fraitiat loo SauobeoenS SrO til
6orIamlinsen. Oct er nogle @or II.
Den, at Hoitor GoulSruo optug Wiss
iionSnrbeioet | ImeS, ell Meuigbeo
bleu organiieret, og MI bar Den facet
ct peut airfebis, bpor De fon iomle
iig ON Raaoemiolcrne. Weuigbeben
or ioa go6t iom giGlbiri, ioet Scr bpi-
Ter en- @iGlo poo finn $t5 poa Sir.
fen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-04
Zen nurifc SpnpSc.
teli,r "sir,ttistHst." -

@beueier MeniebeS / aibbcr
Go, g. O., fit fin a~irteganrb inoptei
efter @uoStieneiten ben t60et9Pai peo
Steoets greit Eaitor 6. s, Chill.
s. San SranciSeo fonfirmere-
Des goImeieuoog ! Gnitor StcnSrubs
euaeIif. lrttherIfe Srinitp Sirfe 20
&erioner. GereS 9apne % Hotiono'
Iitct opfereS / "Encifie SernIo", og
iislpe iomme nar fun 5 uorife. vi
oe suriac par 7 hanife, Z tpite, 9 Iuen.
ife, / oanifipcuif, 1 panfee. iueuit, /
uorf'frouif % 1 norit.oanif.
- Sra Siour Sails berette&: s
Ms6e boIOt ON aftenen Sl. s Den
4oe Moi 1909 / SioepGrelierne til
Ct. SIafs airfe / Siour Sails, g..
@, bIeu en- 2litber College Club or
oariieret meS ct Weolemsantnl al "a,
al hpilfe ole bar pGret 8iiciple oeo
2uttber College, oa II bar graoueret
oerfra. Noouet paa oeune Sraonilo'
tion err South Gnfotd 2ittber college
Glib, oq bens Gmbeosmpno er; GrG'
iioent @oitor S. SoIum. Siour Sails,
e. O., lite @iceprPiioent Or. eli
2ctpiion, Canton, g. g., 26en gicc.
prpiiSent Sans 9. Woen, Siorr
Sails, 2. O., SefretGr Or. 6. 8.
@itrem, Maoiion, 2. O., GaSierer
elmer ". aaietb, @anoillc, g. 9.
Minneiota galeD 9re0S msOte
/ Socre0 Scarf, 9aitor q. 8iereS
aaIo, ben lite, 12te % 13Oe Mai.
SiIiteoe par 8reIterre @bel gnoerion
@eito, g. g. Geterion, aaien, Soare
iamt Ste0etS Brett. Wsoct nabueoeS
meo 8rpoifeu al Baitor Goieu. Weo
Gabenborineen ., Is iom 8rttno'
lag for Samtalen, Tom iubleoeocs al
8oitor Qeterion, bleu Der dlucrlig 90
inSerIiq iremboIot Rsopenoisbeocn
al of boloe iait peo Den isrite aiGrIig.
be6, oeriom oi bill pente peooarertoe
Srnat % @eliignelie al port firfeIigc
Nrbeioe. Eaitor 9eito prGbife6e ON
gitenen ben lite. Gen felgenoe III.
fen boIot @ditor aoieu 6oreOrag for
lluaoomsioreninaeu; baus Sema par
"aina man. Get par ct aoot Sore.
braa baooe fra SnobolbetS % 6or'
mems SIDE.
Winot. og 2afota Speciolfon'
ferens boIot iii 8aormsoc hos Yaitr
WeiieI, 8arife, %. o, ira 4be til 6te
Woi. SiIitebe Dor 9aitorerne u. ".
2orien, 6. 9ooicf. ". gucfnebera. g.
sSlaomorf, s. Ioneitab, =. Strir'
neiS, 8. s, Gfre, :. Seitenes, u. y.
fsimmeIano, 8. SiermitoO, G. Wtei'
ieI, 81. Seigeu, 6. .. GifeneS, s. y.
llnietb, $. 6roit, &. s. Chill % s.
8. Suuer. Mtange pigtige Sager bleo
behau6Ie6e. ga &onierenien MI ON
fattet ct iaa fort Eerritorilm, at
9reiterue paa @ritno al ben LANCE
&ei oa De 6aarIiae SoaiorbinoeIler
ofteit bar flor 8nnifeli9beO meo at
ms6e op, iunoteS oct raooeliat az Dele
ben / ire miuore aonierenier. 0isle
Wsoer huer soft, men bier Saor boil
bes SPueSmsoe. Rrite 6TIle$msoe
bol6es hos 8aitor Atre / 8clpo. GnS'
haa Iften bar Der @uoStieneIte mco
Sllteraang. Boitor Soter prGoiteoe,
% gaitor Gitencs hoIOt Sfriftctalen
ua forretteoe Roopertieneiten.
Ten iSurcncoe airfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-04
Sfrin ftrafs. Gu Paffe al ct eoot
SelbreoelieSmiooeI trit til aael
Sopeopine; spimmelbeo, &palute,
Werpcitet. Marfasen err.
SIet Soropielfe.

Raar De lioer af en- baarlls Mape erer
be oerpeo fremtalbte lloroener iom Sor.
itoppslie. Seperipge. S~alSbranS, Soueo.
pine, inre Spitso. aplii YeipGnotbeb.
sspnlssbco. aanOelis 5%oritemtbeo, 6ierte.
Hap. MrusItet, Wape' aatarrh. Wape.
gas, Sslelie al 5prnoius eiter Waal>
tioerne. Spfso. Smerter / Waueesnen.
nren iunse, bitter Smas | Wunoen. appe.
titlssbeb oip., ba ieno mig 9ereS Rapn
% aoresie % 1es bill ienoe Sem Ell frt
Taffe al mine Ranes5 abIstter, iom ftrar
pil brinse 9inorius. On iluftrsret BOG
paa 80 Sioer, iom npie bsitriuer Seres
Silfaloe, ienSer icS liselebcs frit.
Ssnb inscn 8ense eucr SrimGrts. oa
jes pil laoe eubper spa prspe bette N4iooeI
paa min Befoitning. Strip til:
JOHN A. SMITH,
Is Gloria Bldg, Milwaukee, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-04

S9ore, err Ben norife 2iteratiir en- al
De bebite. vi fan goa Iige tiIboge til
Sogaliteratiren, De mptologtffe
Sngu, og Der iinoe llbtrpf for 59.
orenes Grpmmer % Spngiler. Son
iortaIte Sugnet ON Cuttings Miso
oe pnapegte De 2Groomme, bette in.
oebolot for Dor SIegt % 5io. 8aa
Gitermiooag bar Der 9oloipil, bpor
ct Slof mootte bloc / @rRsiet for
2iltber Goaeae.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-07-22
Smith,

The following, clipped from WASH
ington. d. c., paper of July Is. will be
of interest to Skowhegan people,
James A. Hoover of this city and Miss
Hazel Belle Smith of Skowhegan. Me,
were quietly married in Baltimore. JUL
IA. Mrs. Hoover left for the North on
Q visit to her parents They will b"
at home to their friends after Sept. 1
at 800 9th street northwest" Mrs.
Hoover arrived here last Saturday and
is the guest of her mother. Mrs. Web
ster Nutting. She is graduate of III
High school and has many friends in
this town.
The funeral of the late George NJ.
Trask was held at o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon from the family hon.,
on Shirley street. services being con-
Quoted by Rev. George Merriam, pas
tor of the Bethany church. Burial
was in the South cemetery. He died
Monday Of typhoid pneumonia. aged
Al. Mr.. Trask was born in Bangor
and had lived in this town for II years,
nine of which he was employed by G..
A. Ross in his furnace and roofing de-
partment The wife and one son. his
mother. Mrs. Eliza A. Trask of Fair
held Center: two brothers. ]. A. OF
6mithficld md A.. NJ. Of Wateryille.
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3. G. O. EQUIPMENT ORDER.
Railroad to Spend $10,000,c0o for Cars
and Engines.

Baltimore. July 21.-It was announc-
I'd by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
that bids have been asked on 5000
freight cars, seventy passengers and
sixty-five locomotives. involving an ex-
penditure of between $9.000,000 and
s1O,OO0.000. Delivery should be begun
in about three months.
The order for freight cars includes
1000 steel-end, seIf-clearing coke cars.
1000 gondolas. 1000 boxcars, 500 venti-
lated hoxcars for the shipment of pro-
duce and 500 of the latest design re-
frigerator cars. The passenger equip
ment includes five parlor cafe cars aud
forty-five latest type vestibule pa ssen-
ger coaches. In the locomotive ord ar
will be thirty Atlantic type engines
for use on through express trains and
thirty-five consolidation freight en-
gineS
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FRENCH COFFEE MAKING,
Startling Disclosures Regarding the
Methods Employed.

Paris. July 21.-Startling disclosures
are made of methods in common use
lot the manufacture of coffee" It
seems that OF factories for that pur
pose existing in France there are LOG
which turn cut 24.OeO tons annually
while there are 56S such establishments
IN Austria hungary, including Az for
the manufacture of coffee from figs
and in Germany nearly 1900 hands are
employed In the trade. and the annual
output is 100000 tons. 1t follows that q
large quantity of coffee" which per.
SONS drink has hot an atom of the real
berry in it, The list of substances out
of which il is manufactured is alarm
ing. Cereals soaked with BEER brandy
or rum. chestnuts and orse-chestnuts,
haricot beans and broad beans. carrots
dates, and. finally. the hard roe of cod
Tie annual outclt of what is charm
lngly "Tanciful coffee for Europe is ec-
timate6 at over 2570n1 tons.
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BUYS A KINGS PAINTINGS.
Morgan Will Lend Masterpieces to Met.
ropolitan Museum.

London, July 2i.--Pierpont Morgan
has purchased nine of the finest paint
ings in the collection of King Leopold
Of Belgium, recently sold to the Paris
art dealer, Klcinbergcr. They comprise
fine examples CT Rubens, Van Dyck,
Hobbema, and Fra Angelica. Eight of
them will remain permanently on loan
at the Metropolitan Museum, and some
will be included in the forthcoming dis
play of Dutch art there.
BY far the most important of these
acquisitions of Mr.. Morgan is the "Vir-
gin and Child with Angels" by Fra An
gelico. 1t is in the hest style of the
FIorentime master and in most per-
feet state of preservation. 1t is under
stood that this gem will be retained by
Mr. Morgan and form one of the chief
adornmerts of his library in New
York.
Mr. Morgan has also acquired recent
ly the admirable Portrait of Erasmus
hy Ho1bein, which had been among the
most cherished possessions of one of
the branches of the Howard family.
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FAMOUS BEAUTIES.
French Beauties Know How to Care
For the Hair.

At the beauty show in France three
years ago gold medals were awarded
to five different women
A society reporter who interviewed
all five women in the interest of his
paper, reported that all of them had
beautiful hair, and that each of the
five enthusiastically attributed her lux
uriant hair to Parasian Sage.
Partisan Sage is discovery of a
celebrated scientist who spent the
best years of hs'1ife in perfecting this
great hair tonic.
In giving his recipe to the people he
said: Partisan Sage is the most de-
lightful hair dressing in the world.
but it is more than a hair dressing. 1t
cures dandruff by killing the germs
that infest the roots of the hair; it
stops falling hair; it gives vigor and
strength to the hair roots: it prevents
the hair from turning gray" And any
woman can have beautiful soft and
luxuriant hair in one week by using
Partisan Sage
Bowditch. Webster & Co., sell
Partisan Sage at so cents a large bottle
and guarantee it to do all that it is
claimed for it or money refunded. The
girl with the Auburn hair on every
package.
This letter will prove it: ITO say that
one bottle of your Partisan Sage COM
pietely relieved the itching of my scalp.
and stopped the hair from falling out
and simultaneously eradicatingM the
dandruff germs, is only simply stating
the facts as they are in my individual
case. | shall always feel deeply CRATE
full to your medicine for accomplishing
such results" J. Albert Shermer. 80
Elizabeth ST., w. Detroit Mich, Feb.
is, 1909.
Sold ard guaranteed in Waterviile
by Dorr Drug Store, and in Gardiner
by Jackson Bros.
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The attendance at the meeting of
Cobbosseecontee Company, Order of
American Boys, which was held Tues
day evening was all that could be de-
sired. The members were so enthusiast
tic over the prospects of Lawn par
ty that it was decided to give one dur
ing the following week and <at a spe-
oial meeting which will be held Fri
day evening more definite plans will
be made and committees appointed to
take charge. The members are very
much pleased over the fact that their
report was published among the other
reports in the July number of the
American Boy and it ranked 50 favor
ably with the other companies reports
that the boys feel proud of their COM
pany and are to try each day to make
their company the standard for the
other companies to follow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-07-22
HEAVY EXPORTS TO GERMANY
Value Of Manufactures Sent Over in
Decade, $500,000,CO0. 81

Washington. July 21.-The value of man
ufactures exported to Germany in the
decade ending June 80. 1909, aggregates.
in round terms. $500. 100000. according to a
statement issued yesterday by the bureau
of statistics. The term manufactures
includes the two groups under which the
bureau Classics all products of American
factories. manufactures ready for con-
sumption" and manufactures for further
use in manufacturing"
This growth. it is stated while espe-
cially notable, merely parallels the gen.
eral growth of exports of manufactures
from the United States to Europe as a
whole. The figures show that the value
of finished manufactures exported to all
Europe in 1895 was $625OO.OO0, and in 1905
$1,000 900, an increase of nearly 200 per
cent.
The growth in the group of manufac-
lures for further use in manufacturing
was even greater, the total value of arti-
cles in this group sent to all Europe in
1895 having been. in round terms, $4,000
600. and in 1908, 1884. 100000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-07-22
FINGER PRINTS RULED OUT,
London Jury Refuses This Method of
Identification.

london, July Elm spite of the elab-
crate and expensive plant for the iden-
tlhcation of criminals by finger prints
at Scotland Yard, and in spite of the
exposition of the system made~fn court
London jury has declined to recog-
nize as evidence Identification made in
} this manner
The case was that of James Francis
l-awler, late head gardener to the Duke
or Norfolk. at Arundel, who pleaded
guilty to an Indictment charging him
with various thefts lie. however, de-
MED that he was tho man who under
the name of William Clark, was SEN
fenced to five years penal servitude
some years ago. Inspector Munro of
the finger print department ut New
Scotland Yard, produced a set of finger
prints taken at Portland in 1892 of tn
convict Clark and those of the prison
er. taken at Rrixton. The two, he said.
were Identical.
The witness said that he had been
connected with the department since
IL was introduced at Scotland Yard
During that period the prints of lac, 900
persons had been recorded, and more
than $4,000 Notifications had been
made bv means of them without sin
gle mistake The ridge characteristics
on each of the two prints agreed ex-
actly. These ridge characteristics did
not alter in detail or general character
during the whole course of a PERSONS
life. or even after death, until the skin
begap to decay.
Mr.. Frampton said that the defend
ant obtained his position with the Duke
OF Norfolk by means of recommends
lions which are now said to be forged
In regard to the present case he was
stated to have obtained jewelry by
means of checks which were suhse-
Guently dishonored. In the meantime,
the prisoner disappeared from Arundel
without giving notice. and he was
traced and arrested. Sentence of three
years penal servitude was passed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-07-22

Should you have happened 10 step
into Hon. o. B. Clason's law office
Tuesday afternoon. you would have
thought that there was a meeting of
educators being held. for by a STRANGE
coincidence, Frof. Ralph Leslie Hunt.
principal of the Dawson County Free
High school of Glen Dive, Mont; Prof.
f. F.. Packard of Litchfield, superin-
tendent of schools in the Camden and
Thomaston district: Prof. Herbert l..
Douglass, who has completed his ser
vice as superintendent of schools in the
Milo and Brownville district and Prot
c. =. Turner. superintendent of schools
of the Gardiner and Famingdale dis
trict happened to be present and it
only needed Hon. o. B. Clason to COM
plete the quintet. but Mr.. Clason was
absent from the city. business calling
him to Machias. 1t was entirely by &C
cident that they dropped in TO have a
social chat with Mr.. Clason. but find
ing themselves there, they all sat
down and talked on various education
al topics.