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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1909-05-07

contests. and the game fight which he
put up he having to win seven straight
games to land the cup. The cup stand
ing on it's ebony base is Is inches high
and if put to the test would hold about
three quarts. A jollification meeting
followed the presentation. Mr.. Os-
borne being the host.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1909-05-07
STATE EDUCATORS
MEET In MERIDEN
Especial from United Press /,

Meriden, May THE state educa-
tional council. the educational progress
committee of the State Teachers As
ISOLATION will convene here at o'clock
to-day in it's semi-annual gathering.
The State School superintendent AS
ISOLATION also meets here this evening,
holding a dinner at the Hotel Winth-
rop and an address will be made by
William E. Chancellor, formerly super
intendent of schools in Washington, D.
G. Tomorrow the superintendent will
hold an all day session with papers On
educational matters and discussions.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1909-05-07

Tester Shortsleeve, of the Locomobile
Co. of America Many thought It was
the wagon for this city, but as = mat.
ter of fact it is wagon for the city
Of Baltimore, Md. It Is similar to the
wagon ordered for this city, which viii
be delivered to the city about June /.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1909-05-07
BALTIMORE GETS BRIDGEPORT
MADE PATROL AUTOMOBILE

Al police patrol wagon that no one
need be ashamed to ride in was run
through the streets today by Chief
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15

bD: @anr6eier 9fiels Womien. Gip-
rebp: 8irtbe Gbriiten5botter. gs-
bicrg: jabrifant q. 9rincb. &igr-
ring Gle Ibolnine Slicn. Sor6lB1e:
Sobanne Hasnun5icn. &ollcrlep Wff.:
Ane &otbrine Scspcrlc1. Gitben:
SncOfcr Soban Ybilip Wiirt5. Sfibe:
@%ntreprenpr Gbriltcn Sprcnicn. MaI-
borg: $. $. 6iicber. Niels Darius
.Eeterlen. Mntbpn Sbomlen. Be6-
ifop: Maren Senien. 9attrup: Ma.
rte atrltine &asmusien. &ra6bierg:
Sine airiti1e Senien. 2empig: 81.
ifeefSportgr 9. Gbr. anaf. &olb9f:
Sfomagerm. Maos 6reoerif Serfen.
Spcaoborg: Auguita gliiabetb @utt.
mann. Neter %sluguit &asm1sien. Go
rolinc Mmalie &nuoien. @isleD
Mf.:, ariitine Matbil6e @anien. g,
@ollut Mf.: Sans Mnoerien. &ap.
pe11orl1p: 8aaroe1er Sons Mn0er1et.
Stterl1p: gmb. Niels Beterjen. Saa.
rup pr. 1rprup: Sneofcrmeiter Cars
Gbriltenlen. 9abbp: 9mo. @reitet
&onien. &arrebp: ltoialger 8as-
mus Yeterien Mage. Npfigbtng s.:
Ears Eeterien 2eire. 0bllefielbe-
laaget: Sine @anien. Sproum: 1bos
mas Gbriiten Mgller. Sfipe:: Mne
&ierltine Senien. Aifop: gnfefru
Matbil6e Molbecb. &ornl1m: Sens
Setter SSenien. &auge: 8ooil Girl
itenien. 9sr11p Sfole: 2erer Sens
8eber SSenien. SebD: Gle Marie
2arien. 9. 6orne: 8irgitbe Eeoer-
fen. Marbus: &iriti1e Bonllen.
8ornbolm: 8pga6e / MafirfebD: Ole
g. Eeterlen. 8gnne: Gnfe Dline Ma.
rte 8iitrup. 96mrer 6. g. Se1liens
@uitru. 9fiels g. Beteriens Yuitru
@riitime. @ootbaab i 9itermatie:
Sunus 8e6erien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15

iooban bnroe set bope paret bpt1
aime, Ser e gnoet Iioen 81. gar
2gienet blepet iulgt, 6a bap6e me.
gen Mgo og g%lenoigbeo, megen Stunt
mer % 2ioelie paret iparet, iaa bill
De MI banif 9unge babe lDbt, laa
pi6t iom 2anoet o~prinoeligt par
banif.
Moar Gorboloene bar n6piflet iig
naoon, at ri oaglig maa fnmpe eli
board & for 2ipets 8eparelie,
iaa bar alligepel Minberne 8Grb
for os. Sc bringer os 8ub ON,
bporleoeS Ba6rene fempeoe for at
bepbe Sfiellet, ON bpcrleoes DC bel-
Iere Loo Zig bore biem paa Sfjoloet
emo latte oct til, bellere gnp 2ipct
END lto6 me6 Sfm. Sepbing otter
Sb6oing for piet fine beoite arefter
i &en for Moberlanoets ign-
ore @olo.
Eioerne bar onoe, ltben 6lof
maatte efterbaan6en tr9ffe fig til
bage for Opermagten, men at 0on<
marfs .9grc DE intet bauer miltet,
iiges Der l. sangen. Dette er bel
ogiaa ianot, foriaabiot {om De itreo,
inbtil De ianf. 9os De, lom trnttc-
6es / Striben, De bur maattet toge
Sfa6en, Gglgerne iom f1lgte.
0ette er, bbab 5tenene pioner for
os, bpao Minoerne flyer. Set bar
9onife at SGT og 50, Ion1 gjennem
@a%rblunoreoer trofait bolot Stano.
&%iitorien bier os, at ser er 2pffe l.
at ct 6olf er trofait. 6or alt /
gerben pif6e ri life bDtte me0
GDollespigernes &oar. 81 moa
fnn1pe, ri mo fir1oe % / Spang,
/, at Ser traynpes paa Oct 0Dreite hi
barSi at bore Minoer baoneS, / at be-
banoles iom 8orgere al anoen Slang,
AT set ian1me Stpre, lom freezer ie1p
Sc minbite 8ligter efterfommet. Men
Set giper 2ipet frilf 9ilferi el al &rnf=
ter at 9aa op MOB 8elgerne; &rGf=
terne gges, lom De ppes. !@ellere ems
at ligge paa 6e11 labe SIDE, itaa ont
gipet at &umpens Gang, oct fer1te
bpber, set on6et CT l~ipsferenbe. Dette
% meget nnoet pioner 5tenere / Dor
ON. 81 bill life labe Dem
pi6ne .oe name forgiGpeS! I
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15
@rfe Mnbrea. Yroprieter
2arlens Gnfe Mlmo.
11benfpr &jbbcn6apn.

@barlottenluno: Sberit I1eooor
5onsiie1g. Ororup: 5bp. &citauro-
tyr S. Niclien @immelep. @laolore:
Cleo 8l1ltao &ilbelm Spcnoien. Sci
lerrp: Solotontrollpr $. g. 9fprrilbs
9l1ltrn Gilbelmine &entier 6. @an=
len. 2pngbp: Mefaniter Ospalo
emil Ibeooor Mprcf. &lampenborg:
.@rosi erer Ggbert5 @uitru Mlpil6e.
StrebD ggcoe: Mnna airitine Mnoer=
ien. @eieoe: &orcn Mn6erien. &os=
filoe:: Sopbie Stief. @slun0: @er-
riette Sfaobm1ge. Malborg: Melcbior
Niellen. Ngrreiunobp 3caljfole: Mn=
no 9itergaaro-Mielie1. @illergo:
&ancelliraao s. S. &asmusie n. Ma<
ler111. Cars Setter 2arien. 9lterbp:
8otella Maric &asmusjen. Sfoos=
bpl: Nis @einricf Sesien. 2or1gtpeD:
Morie &atbrinc 2aurit5cn. Slagelie:
Hartttnlier Ai16ers S%prgenien. @pr=
leo: &irlte1t auroline Mielien. Ma<
rie %rgitte 9anien. Marbus: 9or-
thea Margretbe @ernitrl1p. Maium:
Gle Marie Gbriitianlen. Aarslep:
&jebmnno Georg Matbieien. Mar-
bus: slnna @ame-Senien. 9 5prs-
lep: Grnit 8unonn. @as1ep: 1bora
Mobba. Malborg: Hroprietrr Gecil
8rulm. Sfbrpine: Murgretbe 2al1r-
len. Nal1tr1tp / Sepcl: Oortbea &n=
trtne aarl1p. Moribo: @obsforpnl=
ter @1ruo 8enbolt. Silfeborg: Marie
Niellen &i9rulff. Girflumb: Sprgcn
&olle. 8ejle:: &oren Marie Mielien.
@range: &usmano Ole !Sanien.
1boriteo: 4riiten Olien Mblbierg.
&ingfjebing: 8eate Steppinge. Sol
bing:: Outline 8ortbea @onien. Ben.
nebjerg: @aniine 2nuri1e 8ie. Ser
lBb: @aarbeier M1,oers Nielien. 8ez
.oersborg: Sofie A1toerie1. 9eliingsr;
.8erge BaIbemar Gbemnit5. 8snherz
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15
ndoe / Danmar6.
ajpbenbapn oe 6reocrifsbcrg.

Saoelmagermeiter Sar'5 @nfe Na=
talio. Mefonifer Osnalo emil Mprcf.
Sitter Gorl @enrif a11igge. Spmal1o
@enrif 5cbult5. 8pritenbi,oer
MiancfenS @ultrl1 &aren. 8ortner=
elep aorl gmil Sacobien. @usbol=
6erlfe 6rf Nnino Safoblen. Molfin-
srbeoer &obert &erbert5' @ultrlt. Ge-
toilbnnoIerlfe gnfe gmilie Sanme=
rum. 6bp. Murer 8agge5 @ultru
SSr1gri. 6rf. glfrioo Sprenien. Mn>
ton &osmus @onien. 6otoorof 2slt-
borgs '9ultru Gourooine. Tbu.
9oao6pggcr Mari1c11 Sobon Noom
@cller. Stolemaser Soiepb Aleran-
Der 9ombromlfp. @nfe @oren Mo=
RE 9arien. 5rf. Gilbclnline @on=
bel. 6rf. gliic gillette &ilbclnline Or
lomlrnbt. @roslerer Sobannes Sen,
rit S11ul. SIP. 5meooei peno So
bannes Mronien @ingaoro. @,1seier
@briltoffer gmtl @erlin. 6bp. 9olo-
asiiitent 2uopig gbuaro @ruie. @nfe
Gertrude 9beooora Sacobier. Slag=
ter 9fielleus Gnfe Gecilie. 6bp. So
%telejer Sprgen Yeterien. Grf. 2auro
g,nilie &inglteo. G1,tefru 9ortbeo
2unbbecf. Wurermeiter Sacob @bri=
titan Sgrenlen. SDerife Sine atriti=
ne Nprgenien. gnfe Natbalie @ilbel=
mine @arltenlen. &eierpepoltbuo
Sens Sl.lius 1robbpie. Sitter Sens
Gbriitian Mnoerien. Eartifl1lier @,,=
ltap Msmusiens @uitrn Same. Gpn1=
rer &anlens gnfe @aren. Sernbmo=
Ter Ssren Eeter Sgrenien. SIP.
@o6seier @uitaf gouarb 8erg. 8rf.
Same Georgia Genger. gnfefru
@enriette Mlbcrtine @ottlcbalcf. 6bp.
Murermeiter Carl Treoerif @enrif-
len. SIP. 5fripelerer Carl S1,lius
Scbmiot. Woren 5ofie Yeterien.
6bp. Muiifl9rer 6reoerif &aloemar
Suit. @rosierer Saul Sacob GoIs-
mann. Maler 8licbfelots @litrl1
airiine. Mosier Garl Gbriitian s5en=
len. Sneofer Soban Gbriitian &pbl.
@obberitiffer Oscar @eismann. 6bp.
9useier Ssreniens. @,1itr11 Maren.
Yeni. Maifinmeiter 5greniens @ritrll
8aren. SRI. Sofie Ml,euitine Beef
mann. &ontoriitin6e gmi1ie !@en=
riette &aSm1s ien. &ognmano Sans
8dl6emor G%briitianien. Oberforz
manb Sobdnnes 8roberg. 4leinlnreb=
6emeiter &asmus &asmusi en. gtats=
raoo @olblcbmtbt. 5bp. &nrctbmager
9borpalb gmtl @aagenien. @rosie-
rer Sobn 2ebin. Jrf. Sctapia @il-
belmine @illemoes. SIP. Gipilin-
genier 6rit5 emil Getterien. Jbp.
&usfaiter Sans Gbriitian Yeterien.
Sfomageripenb Beter Cars Serenien.
Gnfe Caroline @eisler. @nloimeo
@anoitrems &uitru Matbiloe. SSou
auguita grunoier. 6bp. Agent Carl
@uitab Scbmabe. gognmano Sens
@briitian Miffelien. 8alborg Mnnie
Marie 8reenien. SIP. &leinimeooe=
'n,eiter @asm,,s SEMEN. 8aoofgrer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15
;Sntet imaacr opbt. e

Jrtet ln1a9er gpot. "Seg bar 1n=
gen @oolpit,' og intet ipnes at image
9oot", ct cit 8emerfning, man oftc
berer. 0enne 3ilitanb er nelten al
tto 6elget al 2eperens Slebbeo og
~ltpirflombeo. Naariombelit bette ST.
gan forlgnmer at ubfpre iin Yligt til
fl1lbe, blioer bele Spitemet bogitabe;
Zig forgiftct al 1onptte6e @mner, Ser
iamler Jig og tilitopper 2ipstanaler=
ne. Jelge1t bliper legemlig Speffel-
lie, @opeopine, Mapeon6er, Mangel
poo Nppetit og andre Spmptomer.
Ser finbes 5rpit / &epioitbe6en ON,
at oisle Snoer let fan fiernes pe6 at
BRUCE set %pelprgbe6e l1rtemi06el, Or.
Yctcrs &urifo.
Mrs. Sobn 2inogren i%friper fra &c.
gaur1ce, Micb.: Set gl9ber mig at
funne unoerrette Sem ON, at Surf
70 for fureret mig for 5peffelie og
Mapeplage. Sen bar gipet mig Ell
itorartet Ma6lpit og giort mig itGrf
igiel,, iaa at ieg fpler mig iom ct npt
M%enneife."
aurifo faces life, iom andre Mcoi=
%ein,er, pau apotbefet. Mau fan cr=
6oloc Sen bos 2ofalagenter, eller 81
refte fra gierne, 0r. 8eter Jabrney
& Sons g., 1t2-118 90. @opnc
Npc., Gbicaao, 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15
3p0sfol6. Iioligere mango

Gpbsfalb. 1ioligere mango
aarigt Mmtsraoosmeole,n, @aorocjcr
Mnbcrs Niellen / 9erlep, err afgaoct
peo Gpben, Il Mor galt1mel.
- @totsroao Sl1lius 90. @olo-
icbmiot, S%nocbapcren al SEN fienotc
Mooeforretnings poa Mnmgertorp /
&jpbe1bapl1, or ofgaaet peo OGDEN,
bcnueo 81 Aor gommel. @on bar CT
pirfiom % googiprenoe Monb.
-Gn al @sbierg 8ps eloite og
melt aniete @orgerc, 6obrifant,
8onfoircftpr 9. @rincb, er ofgaoet
pcs 0poen otter iaa Cages 5pgeleie,
81 Mar gammel.
- 8DrauOslncolent, 6a6rifollt s.
Gbrtltianien / @oria1s, CT ofgoaet pcb
Geoe1, rant al ct @jertcllag. Gen
Mfoeoe, Ser bar SO Mor gammel, par
S%noeboper al 6obrifcn r5bor" og
brep cit ltprre sggefsport= og Sober
itofforretntng.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15

Bette, nofoloer in Mbis % ituoerer
n1eo Snteresie Dogens 8egipenbeoer.
meoens Hr9lten tnler til MeenigDe.
sen. Nu bill @rGiten ibge at fac
Gegne1t forbuot at lnie Mpiler / Sir.
fen, "a ban b9p0er, at oct bpffer
6orargelie Dos Menigbe0en. Get
ital nof ogiaa pRre ganlte alminoe-
ligt at Sc 8irfegGngere, Der liboer !
Stolcn bag Gegnen, tt6t iiboer %
|itrGffer 9alS for ogiaa at tontn1e til
at figge liot / 9egnens Mpis.
Ma tor Gapi6en Ga
gen. &aitor Dapiolen al otter Gel-
ling peo &anoers bapoe / lin 1io eff
ter Naolrg al iine Joreiatte anlagt
CIT IornGrmeliesiag MOB @aaroeier
Youl gnil @anien al Otter Selling.
Is NllleDl1tl1g al De11l1e Gag bleo Nr<
beiosmun0 Mno. 6. &riltenien, taloet
&apn, al 2angoo, % @usman0 Sobs.
sruerin Gibp al @ollcrlp, Ser Sen
Gang ticnte bos YrGiten efter oen=
ues Nnmcloelie opn1te peo l1nberret=
ten / 1901 for uagtiom gioneforfla-
ring til b%enbolbspis / Maancos og
ii Cages lilnpelt 5nngiel. Giraffe
tic uar %afioneoe. Otter at Eoitor 0a-
oioicn peo &omislionsbomn1en ifior
er bleuen aniet for lfploig / Sc 6or=
hplo Fan beitplotes for og vopn1t fra
og &rape", blep Sc to 5ieneitc=
iolt5 Sager otter tagne op, % begge
blep peb Gperretten / @iborg fri
funNnr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15

Sl0ebrnnoe. 6orleOen Nat
CT @aar0ejer 2ennes @oaro / @cs=
ting peo gsbjerg neobrGnot. 2pnnc
uor Gtreftpr for @esiing Sporcfas=
ie; ntal1 ontager, at &Groipapirer1c
bar / 8ebol0.
6%orleoen Not opltoo Slo / S.
y. Senicns @aoro / Serlep peo &ei-
lc; Scr 6rGl1Ote en- 2nnge, bpori par
.Stolo % 2abe. Gn Gel &orl1, Mo-
finer % Nogue brGnote. &eitcnc
reo6eoes.
= ~&rangltrupgaaro", beliggenbc
mcllcm 9snltpeo og &i1,glte0 er ocl-
pis neobrnnot. Sloen opltoO poa 8
Iorlfjellige Steoer / llolrngcrnc og
u1cl1es at pGre paoiat. Set lptfeocs
at rc0bc Stnebulct; al 9ci Gtningel'
i1Oe6ranOte 3 &pcr og Ell 0el Spin.
8ooroen cies al Hropriet9r u. Salt
fen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15

e en- 5 nj g. ~Gbor=
lotte9oaro" peo @c0cbuiene CT al
EroprietGr, 0ireftgr S%ocobicn iolgt
til 8rep 5ebeel, en- Mepp al @rcu
Scbeel, &pgaorb. S%pertagelic i.
Sonuor.
r@ietterupgaarb" / Sngitrl1p
Sogu or al Broprieter Eetericn iolgt
iii OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @asie,
Manbers, for $4,000 &r. SGlgcre1
beboloer @aoebotellet iomt en- Gel al
Mrenlet.
@erregoarben rMagaarosbolm"
i Roslep 5ogn ct al Eroprtctnr
@root lolgt til Mnoers 1abl, Seloe,
for 10000 Scr. Sill @oaroen hprer
{. 800 5or. 2ono, {. 90 56r. @art=
form. Opertagelien or ifet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-18

10c. Cigar

Sales for past year 1t.411; $50. OYtse ling
all other brands IN Ne" Ehsiaiu. iedtf
fory Manchester. N. IL. J'o'i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-18
Tragic Murder and Sui
eide at Reading, Pa.
Geo. Kraut Kills Companion
And Himself In TdxiCab.
Police Believe 1t Deliberate Muir.
der and Suicide.

Reading Pa, Feb. 17.--While speeding
along in a taxicab here early today,
Stella Rocktashel aged IS years, was shot
and killed and her companion, George f..
kraut, % years, after directing the chauf-
feur to a hospital, turned the revolver
that killed the girl upon himself and sent
ii bullet into his heart, dying almost in
stantly. Whether there had been quar-
rel or the two had agreed to die together
has not yet been definitely determined.
The police believe that it was a case of
deliberate murder and suicide.
The couple engaged the taNicab in the
business section of the town shortly be-
fore A. NJ, the young man telling the
chauffeur Lewis Becker, to drive to the
girls home in the northern section of the
city When near the young woman
home the chauffeur was startled by a re-
yolver shot inside the cab The front
window of the cab was shattered and the
driver heard the whiZ Of a bullet over
his shoulder A moment later, Becker
declares. the man in the cab yelled eXcit-
edlv: Drive to the hospital" Becker
rushed the machine to the Reading hospl-
tai. Just as he entered the hospital
grounds tllefe WAS II o'coiiu otio' i'''''"
the cab. Hating at the hospital door
Rocker summoned the night nurse and
she in turn called the internes.
The Young woman was found dead on
the seat of the cab. \ bullet wound III
tho right side of the head together with
powder burns on the flesh told nom she
had met her end Fired at close range
tbo bullet had completely passed through
her head The man, too. was dead, nav
ing shot himself through the heart
The hospital physician notified the po-
lice. who took charge of the bodies
I<raut was a telephone inspector. In
ouirv into the case developed that kraut
had asked several persons yesterday to
,end him a revolver. saying he wanted to
90 to a masquerade ball. AS there was
masked ball last night the authorizes
are of the opinion that the case was one
of murder and suicide.
Miss Rocktashel was prepossesslng
vo,ng woman of lively disposition she
and Kraut had been friends for several
vears Her father is George Rocktashel'
a Beading Railroad engineer. Her mother
said she could not explain the shooting
She understood that the young coupe
were engaged to be married
r. u-as learned that Kraut and the girl
wore at a social gathering last evening
and that later they were in saloon IL
was from there that they went to street
corner where the taxicab was engaged 70
take them to her home
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Engineers See Nothing
The Matter With Canal.
Says Lock Type Is Best and
Tells The Reason Why.
The Gatun Dam Is Safe and Every
Other Feature Is 0. K.

Washington. Feb. l6-Any attack
made hereafter on tn" lock
TYNE Of the Panama canal, &C
cordil,s to the opinion expressed by
President Roosevelt in Il message
transmitted 20 Congress today the re-
port made BY. the engineers who re-
Gently visited the canal zone with Pres
ident-eiect Taft. lis in reality merely
an attack upon the policy of building
any canal at all" The report. in Mr..
poosn,.Ii's opinion. "ShoWS in the
c,ear,st ashton that the Congress was
wise in the position it took, ana that
it would he an ineXcusablc folly TO
change from the proposed lock canal
to a aea-lcvel canal"
Il commend to you ne SAYS to Con-
cress. The most careful consideration
of the report. They show that the
orl,, criticism that can be made OF the
work on the isthmus is that there mas
some times been almost an excess Oh
Ca ltion In providing against p"ssibi'
t,.,ublc. A.; to Gatun dam Itsel.
tb.v show that not only Is the dain
safe int that on the whole the ran
already adopted would make 1t need
Iesslv high and strong, and according
" they recommend that the helSht pe
reduced Dy % feet. which change IN lhe
nlans have accordingly directed.
President Roosevelt says that inc
engineers who made the report atc
of all the men in their profession, Will
in or without the United states me
mem who are on the whole best quail
fed to pass upon these very questions
which thew examined
The engineers report that as the Cat
IN earth dam was the central point VI
discussion, they gave it, under instrac-
tions from Mr.. Taft. first considera-
+ion in the light of all new evidence
and they add that "the type OF oa',i
nov under construction is one whlch
meets with our unanimous approval
They say they are satisfied there WIN
he M dangerous or Objectionable See
,,,oe tnro,,e,, the materials under the
base of the dam: nor are they so SUI
90. RI he liable to be pushed aside pS
tbe weight Of the proposed Gam so DIS
r. ca,,se dangerous settlement we
or. also satisfied that the materials
available and which it is proposed 10
usf are suitable and can be readily
CONTINUED on Page Threeo
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FATHER AND SON
GUILTY, JURY SAYS.
Verdict Of Mans|aughter In Case Of G.
". and J. F. Perkins at Auburn
Asks Mercy for the Latter.

Auburn, Me, Feb. 1.-THE cxtraor-
rail- by d boy WAS decided in the court
house here tonight, when the verdict
OF guilty of manslaughtcr was return
cd against George w. and john T.
PEI kins, father and son, charged with
the murder of their ncighbor, Charles
Almon StroUt, at Poland, Aug. 3. Fore
man A. T.. Jennings in reporting the
verdict of the jury in the case Of the
father recommended extreme lencncy
hut later annulled this and, instead,
recommended extreme icniency for the
son. Enth father and sou We're re-
handed to prison for sentence, which
will be pronounced later in the ses
sion. l'ndtr the state laws Judsc
Albert X. Savage, who tried the case,
has il in his power to sentence the
For!snscs Tor any period between one
ycar ard life.
The jury was out 3 hours and 80
minutes and the jurors said after the
Y crdict was rendered that they were
practically unanimous. When Fore
man Jennings had rendered the YER
Cct Of himself and his eleven cot
leagues. Judge Savage thanked them
AID excused them. Shortly after the
court had adjourned the foreman again
addressed the judge at the request OF
tie other jurors and said that he had
mistaken the recommendation for
leniency which he had asked for the
father He said the jury mad decided
upon this request in the case of the
son az the evidence showed that al
though the son fired the shot it was
at the request Of the father in the
Morris "Shl.n Lnnn, ShOOt!'
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\ quarrel, which resulted in the
shooting, had its inception in the
throwing of ball by 17-year- old John
Perkins in front OF a horse owned by
Mr.. Strout and used by his wife on
saturday. Aug. ]. Two days later
Mrs. Sirout was alone IN her room
when she was startled by stones and
rifle bullets which penetrated the
house. Frightened she made her way
to a neighbours and there met the
elder Perkins and after another alter
cation started on her return home,
Perkins following her He passed her
on the road and when she was OPP
positc tho Perkins house snc heard
two rifle shots, in the flashes of which
she saw her husband. Running to
him. Mrs. Strout caught him as he
was falling and he died in her arms.
The state contonded that Strout was
stopped by the Perkinses and that the
father ordered the son to shoot him.
while the defence alleged that the
shooting was accidental and caused
by joan Perkins tripping over Il
stone in the road.
Auburn. Nc. Feb 17--Thc defence
rested and closing arguments were
made today in the trial of George w.
and John f. Perkins Of Poland for the
alleged murder Of their neighbOr,
Charles A. Strout. The closing argu-
ments We're by Judge VIM. II. Newell
for the defence and Attorney General
Warren c. Philbrook for the State
Mrs. Rose Perkins, wife and mother
respectively of the respondents, told
the story of the shooting as she knew
it. She heard her husband exclalm
Don't shoot, john" and heard Strout
say 80 you have a gun nave you. Ill
CONTINUED on Page Twelve.)
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In the House Wednesday Represen-
tativc Mortified of Rockland intro
duced an act to create new charter
for the city OF Rockland. The act pro-
vides that the administration of the
government shall be invested in one
principal magistrate to be styled the
mayor, and an executive board Of
seven members, all of whom shall be
qualified electors Of the city and not a
director or officer in any corporation
having contract or franchise in or
with the city during his term of Office.
The mayor and executive board shall
be designated the city council and shall
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND GRIP
Hot Sanfords Ginger is best and sates'
cure or preventive. Always healthIui.
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1oDAY's JOURNAL CONTENTS
PAGE One.

Page one.
LEGISLATIVE AND TELEGRAPH-
Committee Reports Ought to Pass on
State House Charities and
Corrections Bill Indefinitely Postponed
Stenographic Report of Maine House and
Senate-Verdict of Mansaughter IN case
of George w. and John i. Perkins at
AuburnSYoung Irish Girl Brutally Mis-
used at Chicago Hotel.
Page Two.
ADvERTISING-Th Corner Store, Wa
terville.
Page Three.
LOCAL-Gardiner. Hallowell and Ma
tional Home Local News.
Page Four.
LEGISLATIVE = Committee Notices
and Hearings.
Page Five.
MARKETS AND LEGISLATINE-Dai-
" Market Quotations-Proceedin OF
Maine House and Senate
Page Six.
Observation-Disclosures Plans and
Masonic Presidents-Brlefs-
Maine Gossip.
Page Seven.
CLASSIFIED ADS-Wanted, For Sale.
To Let. Lost. Real Estate, Hotels, hall
roads, Business Cards.
Page Eight.
LEGISEATl\ E--Pf0CeeulllSS Vi -haiiiS
House and Senate.
Page Nine.
ISLATIVE-Proceeding of Maine
House and Senate.
Page Ten.
JE(:JSJ ATJVE-C Committee Hearings
and Other Matters at the State House
Local Briefs.
Page Eleven.
LOCAI-Funeral of Late DR.. Ernest H.
Wheeler Local Amusements - Annuai
Banquet of Sea and Shore Fish Wardens
of Maine-Briefs.
Page Twelve.
TELEGRAPH AND SPORTING
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STATE BOARD OF PHARMA,
Explains to Finance Cor --;t+e~
Registration Law Is Violated.

1t developed at the nearing Wed
day afternoon before the COMMITTEE
appropriations and financial all
in regard to the resolve in favor OF
State Board of Pharmacy, carryinI
Continued on Page Ten.)