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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09

Mr.. Cook still further by inducing Mr..
Ashton, an attorney, to bribe Cook S
employees to commit perjury regarding
the Mt. Mckinley expedition.
Let me ask this question: What evil
dence have we got that Peary ever
reached 87.6 north? ct only his un-
supported word and if it is true, as
stated by Mr.. Wellman, that any one
can with the aid Of an almanac make
a fraudulent record, are we not justi-
fed in assuming that Mr.. Peary, judg-
ing by his hasty return to Indian
Harbor, might have been guilty of
just such a trick Let us wait Let
the scientific societies decide this all
important question, and in my opinion
they will confirm DR.. Cooks report.
WILLIAM PATTERSON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
AT THE THEATERS

AUDITORIUM-"The Bachelor"
MASON-"The Prima Donna"
BURBANK-"St. Elmo"
BELASCO-'MonteC Cristo."
MAJESTIC-Dark.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GRAND-"Loye Tales Of Hoffman"
Los ASGELES-Vaudev
EISCHER's-Musical comedy.
UNIQUE-yaudeyille and comedy.
OLNMPIC-MusicaI comedy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09

We count confidently on the loyalty
Of an overwhelming majority of those
of our fellow citizens who did not see
fit to vote for the Good Government
ticket to support cordially the Good
Government administration. There are
no hard feelings. Why should there
be? All together. boys. Let US work
with will for the success and pros
perity of Greater Los Angeles, OUR
SPLENDID CITY.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09

No good American can possibly read
without misgiving President Taft's as
sertion the Monroe doctrine has prac-
tically become obsolete. So effective
has this doctrine been in protecting
Mexico and the South American coun-
tries from European aggression it has
simplified the international politics and
policies Of the United States to an
extent that may be appreciated only
by considering the possible result of
European aggression in South America.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
AVIATION WEEK

A Walton week must be an un-
u qualified success. All citizens
- should take a keen interest in the
preparations being made for a great
event, which will add to the reputation
Of Los Angeles and Southern California,
and undoubtedly Will be alluded to by
historians as "epochal." AS soon as
satisfactory demonstration has been
made that flying machines are far be-
yond the experimental stage, and are
safe and reliable. the aviatorial indus
try will be added to the great indus
tries Of Southern California.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
Skilled Cartouranhera

1t has been represented that I-took-
a-shoo and Ah-pe-lah were rather dull
and stupid lads, but they must be
pretty respectable geographers to have
assisted in drawing the map Mr.. Peary
presents.-Oklahoma City Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09

Citizens Of Los Angeles believe in
the PRESENT of their city as V [ as
in it's future. That's why they voted
for good government and why every
day they are eXemplifying in many
departments Of activity endeavor and
striving the LOS ANGELES WAY Of
accomplishing magnificent results.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
Public Letter Box

TO CORRESPONDENT Intended
for publication must be accompanied by the
name and address of the writer The herald
gives the widest latitude to correspondents,
but assumes no responsibility for their views.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
Gasoline

The development of the gasoline en-
gine and its increasing adaptability to
variety Of uses, seems to Indicate its
adoption by railroads in place of cleo
tricity and, perhaps ultimately, in
place of steam.-St Louis Post-Dis-
patch.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09

The president calls attention TO one
branch of the white slave trade-that
by which the ranks of unfortunates
are recruited by importation from Eu-
rope. But he says nothing about the
slave trade which brings ignorant
Huns. Czechs and Poles by the ship
load to provide the labor which en-
riches the protected industries of Penn
sylvania.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09

Hark to the great and doomful crash!
The noise is the machines.
The whole blamed thing has gone to
smash,
And Smiths in smithereens.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
Far and Wide
Ice Cream

The people in China are growing daft
over Ice cream. From effect back to
cause Is merely step. China is grow
ing civilized because Of ice cream Our
own land took a great spurt when
Dolly Madison, praised be her name.
invented ice cream,-Cleveland Leader.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
No Demand

Temperance lectures are being deliv-
cred in front of the New York stock
exchange. Prohibition preferred is not
yet listed, however.-Chicago Post.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
Its Fate Sealed

Anyhow, the north pole would have
undoubtedly been reached In a few
years, anyway, when Mr.. Roosevelt got
little leisure.-Boston Globe.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09

GOOD GOVERNMENT VICTORY
IS COMPLETE" You bet!
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09

Most of the Santa Claus socks in Los
this Christmas will be PINK.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09

The record Of Los Angeles will show
Good Government was we'll worth the
trouble.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09

Congratulations to all who took part
in the big fight and the big victory.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09

These are the halcyon days of the
Pink Socks.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09

The machine bosses. big and little,
may now register at the employment
bureaus. They may have to 90 to
work.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
A Losinu Game

The baseball seasons on the wane;
twill end in six days more. And then
we'll miss the evening cry "Hey, mis-
ter, what's the score ?"--Boston Globe.
Then for the gridiron. Willie will
run away from books, and later rela-
tiyes will say, How natural he looks"
New York Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09

Are your socks pink? Congratula
tions!
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
Lots

How many people who revile Wall
street invest their funds through its
machinery wall Street Journal.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09

On all matters pertaining to advertising
Geer.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
SPECIALIZED FICTION

It was a glorious victory.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09

Population ofLos Angeles 327 ,695
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09

Tomorrow-The American Congress.
XVIII. Great Speakership Fights.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-06
INTERESTING FACTS
Food .no~ieds. e. TIE Fzr-.

WITH IL Rua1 Fraa Deliver 81
1ails -he farmer Is as c,osstr & ao1ca
wit5 vat s gong ~ II The Korl. a
his cify bro-se-
Wat 70 81 4 o-5- "a sez he bss
ou7 q 0nsss brain z7d oclr. <
Rso-t2nE Tor lie modem farmer a. 1he
zssanlfzcturs- business nan o. pro
tesS5unal EoFksr ~ lis farmer
=rites
7 an farmer md ~ roebsed
with carouse Indigestion tor gvo rears
suffered grsz1 aso1y aad coald md
70 permanent Teiiet from medicines
friend Suggested thaz gut using
% much sEarc1v foods. whsca are III
principal cz1se Of intestinal sriEges-
Eioz- began u use Grzpe-Nuls and
hare continued Ei-a lost gratifying
resElzs
Gra4NHzz zco5 azs tra- r. IL
~caderEuiy gained 8 rs. rae a-s1
four Reess taat asad II NJ general
health = begEer -haa besora- M brain
IS clear nv nerves strong
Tor breakfast zEd dinner i hare
EsraZee-N 1zts With cream slice OF crisp
rozs7 sofs boie5 eg and cup Of
E'cstsn NT eyeairg meal Is made Of
GraE=-Ngts and cream aIoae
rs dlet sives ne coed RS. every
n-grt and an noE wsl again.
N21a given - Postum Co. Bzi-le
tresz Ate1 Rad The Read 10
Welise il pkgs TIERS
Reason
Ever r-z1 ne above letter. sew
ere aroea1 tro- tine 70 tine Trey
~ se'a-s true, and FIJI Of au-z-
5----es-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-06

Sullivan &
.AuWerda
CITY NEWS.

TIE natinaes - ths Gszn6 are
srowllg more and more popular.
Hear rhe o0acert had ana or
cAet-s with The THO Joaaz aezl
Saturday
-Tae case q Joseph Daily y j.
y Jo1@ was occupying TIE attention
d The dEst-ice oou-r roaay.
There was golf game Su1daE
Il the Cozarry club, but there * Eo-h-
Ing scheduled on thsre Eo- .cszy-
Mrs Jas Means Of Warsaw ~ao
rs beez II to- the past fen days Is
recoTe-i1g AMI vii son BE- ous again.
The boz-d Of pension examiners.
composed Of D-s- SazEe- ard Homes
q Ksok1k aa6 Dr.. Casey Of Fa-- Md
iso1 vas II sso1 sodzy II tAs POS.
o-lce building.
The la7 Eho hzs been claiming
right along 1hz- -ha s4zso-s had
changed and kat EEztaTs ~s-e 10 aozs-
81 coli had nothing % say this morn
ing whe1 se blew lie frost CT tie fam
liz thermometer and ss= Tie Msrc-z-yy
crouc1iag aEaT cozz q lie botto1-
This svszi1g Il lie Casino there
I'll bs : special engagement by me
FusE Opera co-rznF Ez5hc I'll pre-
seat Ehe ta-ae zc- drama TIE &c
Mans ReFsa TIE stecsric fans
hare ben repaired and al Eko AZ
Es-5 are SssIed cool evening Open
street cars VII make s-es-fsT trims Z,
the CASIO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-06
CITY NEWS.
LEAD Tss laifv Csate cfrr.

Read The Daily Gate City
-Tais eTsaIng Il tie T. II. c. 4.
ne Bfh2s class Of The fourth sard
VII sn5ay supper al The zssociz lion
and the affair uiii pTotzt ne attend
q b the entire membership a his
Class
NzsonicSpeci meeting Of Har-
t5a lodge No sc. 4 2 ana 4. II, al
T-sa iris evening Wo-z IN the VI. NJ.
GssEee Visiting brethren frate7nzIly
invited 70 attend. B. order os Il. NJ
\ & Stewart sac-e1arr
Chief Anderson and hss crew Of
ire fighters are smoking good cigars
Clear Havanas. tie appreciation OF the
keoknk National hank and Paul Dr.
sarz % The men for s1efr good york in
fighting the flames in the National bank
early Tuesday morning
- Earsx OF men vent skating at
ne canal on yests-day afternoon and
although the Afternoon was disagree
zhly cold The men suSoyaa themselves
5usE he same going well supplied with
ua2fcaes S11 building ; FIRE on the
Shore 10 keep warEa by
-oug al The dvav house on the
bridge this morning fha thermometer
registered degrees below at B
O'Clock Tie theTnoletsr Is proteet1
ID il case from the sind and an uni
protected taergczzatsT sosii registeTl
several more degrees hesoE the zerq|
mark - i IS good and cold ouS around
The draw house ahsse DAYS
The ice IL the canal : 81 present
ahcas fvs Inches II thsck,ess ard
party Of Eea ara ST Eo-E today
putting Up zhe 10 chgtas aio7g -
canal and the first 81 next waek j;
men viii their teams and ice cuaen
viii beg1n aoFs On tie Held above u
first locE Todsy il was 100 cold to y
zng cutting and the men EIli haze y
Eais for Z little WaTlsr Es.af-se- =
fore harvesting The present caa
snap Is exactly What Is wanted by II
ire ne1 and il the present Hs4ths'
conditions keep go fov about Eess
. larse uasnzitY can he cat L bssI
season about foar hundred TINS p
dag * TIE Average cat-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-06
CITY NEWS.

Unity Circle dancing .-ty Al
Hawkes. hal tonight
Is psr esa- Discount On winter
underwear II The Central store
-DoaS forget TIE Two Jo;aas are
coliag SafuE5aE. matinee ard nighT-
Orr entire zs Of Iz6iss dress
skirts a big reflections q the Central
s-n-e
There are god uzay 6rs. soo-
ard cox seats Es.g fo- Paid u Full
g71o-ro~ evening
Tie coadfttoz % Justice H G.
La1des Shoes 10 improvement today
ard lie IS SIN va-r bow
~ marriage license vs. Issued this
norutrs % TauE-za White OF Hzl-
lle1 aHd Ellen II Becker Q. keoEuE
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Settler Eeu.
10 s. Lnsuzs yesterday. called there ~
he death CT Mrs Sei-hers brother,
Josa Noe.
-ReoEIk Is % - especially favored
\ seeing Paid n FuH- a = ua-iase
Performance Taey sal5ou play nat
inees outside al ta4 large cities
The o1tato1nd evening & Inc
train Leaves KaokaE zoE = s.sa
instead OF s.a1 o-c,cck As fo-lerlE,
he change gong into eject this *esE
-TozEgaz VII BE the ssye1-5ath an
1iFe-sav q ne night d The big wind
IN Ireland The eYezE #in nj b
celebrated in eKoSuk On account a
he cod weather
The EIisa schrol Ezs dismissed
tbs morning q account OF rta triEiisss-
III q tbs building, me Steam Plant
falling 10 hare me roozs comfortable
shea s1hool took NJ
This eva1i1g a Ss.1ogtsn's aaH
here vii 5e . public installation ..
ms ra~ly elected c=fcers Of BeIlap
Post Of the G. 4. b % which AL Cid
soldiers and their families ara invited
10 attend
The week Of p-zrE se-vice of this
evening Ein be held at $50 o-clocg 81
the Trinity " Z. church corner q
Tenth and Mzf1 streets To1o--ow
evening ths services Ez- - held - ~
United PRESBYTERIAN c5uch
-Owfns .othe col6 weather and The
shrnkase Of the railroad tracks, -e
fare 10 Chicago from Keosuk Ia
beea -aduced cents for tie coalzs-
ton o. the rails hzs Ezda dEs-e1ca
q no miles II tha distance from Ke-
okuk 70 Chicago
With The ue-c1-y q 6eloE zero.
ths following e1ract Eoz Letter 70
The Gate Cir ron FL H. Joaes Ct
san Jusz- Porto Rico Il renewing his
sz5sc-i E-iol- raiSe5 tha 1age-a-1-e
somewhat II lha business ozlce::
TIE ~eaE5s- Is loFaIE and Ne are e1-
5oyf1g i v 11c
Special Paid il FIJI Ezaea Il
ne G-s15 tozor--.
DR. s }. Lasa Las purchased
lie basi1ess Of Dr. harrington II
Downing No and VII locate IN tEa1
cizy, lazEing hara Tuesdzv 70 maxi
Downing his hsEa He X grzzina.a
OF TIE KeozEk Dental ca7ll=ga aai TIE
people Of Downing VII - CAD 70
a1nber hin * &c u -heE- citizens
ald professional uez- His Ezz9zIy vii
soI.oE n 1he slE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-06
CITY NEWS.

Paid II FuIg~ rono-ro-. matinee
and night
Discount szl= On blankets and
eonfo-Ve-s a Central ~o-s
M " A co1car- and dane nex-
AoodaF eFsai1s Ges yne- tickets
ZOE.
Hermann sodss ttae Odd Fes.0-s
*ill hare installation OF osfcers this
evening
BASKET azn K-E AID os.urn-z
Il 5 = II c. A S1zrGax night
General admission Sc
The RatEslds. serial s.7-y
al appear II Tie Gate C7gy in sno--
1Ee- Wasea Tor L and aa sure AM
ger he o1aa1g chapters
Manager c. L yessaI OF tie Ra
XIX high school basket bz1 team has
scheduled the fast etHnEa team fo-
1ez1 sz1aTiaY evening IN this ctr
Subscribers 10 he Gate City ~ao
FsSee5Fa their paper rhro1-h The maj
Should rszslber the bargain 6aY rate
a1d lake advantage Of Il before The
expiration tire. Jaa- Is. 1879
-@azsaver decorations ne --
chants lad N their wia6oEs todzy
we-s lost 10 sight As almost al Of the
large Plate glass fronts Kers covered
Tith cold frostiag
Mix men 40 made he rounds
his morning we're lacSy Il thar sup
Pr us 1o- uarzsaITv 7rs- 81 <-sa,7--
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-06
The Mission

OF those coFpuscaes in your blood
that have been called littie
Soldiers Is to fight for you
against the disease germs thar
constantly endanger your health.
These corp scfes are made
healthy and strong by the use Of
Hoods Sassapariiia.
This medicine Is combination OF
more than - different remedial agents
IN proportions and by process known
only 90 oursegTes s-d Il has for thirty
years been constantly proving rs EoEth.
no substitute none u--&guod. !"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-12
Another Six-Day Roller Race.

Another 6-day roller race opened at the
Coliseum last evening The ladies started
the race and the Roller Runaway" soon
convinced the large audience that she
was the fastest of the four starters. AL
though Gallagher and Miss Reed were
not ahead at the finish they should stand
well up before half the week is gone. At
ter half hours racing last night the
standing was as follows: Gendron and
Miss Cookson, miles, PSI laps; Baker
and Miss Blodgett. miles, 2Sa laps; Cog
cir and Miss Lawless. 7 miles, 271 laps:
Gallagher and Miss Reed, miles. pa
laps. The audience last evening was a
large one and as seats are selling fast in
advance the attendance will no doubt be
a record breaker. Miss Lawless of East
port is not accustomed to this rink but
she should improve as she goes along
Miss Cookson and Miss Blodgett are both
game racers and few ladies in the East
can catch them. The money prizes have
been equally divided and the last team
will be we'll paid for their labor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-12

The members of Payson Tucker Hose
Co. have voted to hold their annual
ball Thanksgiving evening, earlier
than for several years past. Fred
Haynes, who has so successfully man
aged the affair for a number of years,
was again given full charge of the ar
engagements. A special meeting of the
company will be held Wednesday even
ing to perfect plans for the coming
event.
Pretzman Gale is captaining the
Kents Hill football eleven this sea
son. He is playing the position of
right halfback and is easily the star
of his team. Coaches state that Gale
is the fastest man that kent's Hill has
had for number of years, and that
his work is equal to that of many col
lege players.
w. ]. Bonney has been visiting his
brother, F. w. Bonney in Turner
Next Sunday will be Rally day at
the Methodist Sunday school and the
exercises will be held in the vestry at
the usual Sunday school hour.
The October meeting of the WOmens
Christian Temperance Union will be
held at o'clock this afternoon at the
Winthrop Center Friends church. Re-
ports of the State convention at Ban
gor will be read at this meeting.
Miss Gladys Chapman has return
ed to her home in Somerville, Mass,
after a months visit with relatives
here.
Mrs. Frances Defrees died at 4
o'clock Saturday at knickerbocker
cottage, where she had been a guest.
as the result Of a paralytic shock. Mrs.
| Defrees was a native of Winthrop
Miss Frances DaggetD and lived here
until her eighth year She had long
intended to visit her native town and
came here Friday, Oct. l, for that pur-
pose and hoping to benefit her health.
The remains were taken yesterday to
her home in Boston.
Mrs. G. w. Taggart is attending the
Music Festival at Portland.
Mrs. l.. F.. Jones was called to Hav-
eral Sunday by the death of Jacob X.
Mute, her brother-in-law. Mrs Mute
was Miss Jennie McIlrOy of this place
and has many friends here, who will
express sincere sympathy in her be-
reavement.
Albert Titus has sold his farm to S,
L. Merchant.
Mrs. Rose Written formerly Rose
Giller) is passing a few days in town
as guest of Carrie Osborn.
E. M. Longer and Ernest l.. Moultor
and wife passed Sunday with rela-
tives in Readfield.
E. NJ. Longer was called to Augusta
Saturday on business.
Fred Clark of Smithfield was in
town Saturday.
Miss Hazel Shaw is passing her va
cation with relatives in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-12

= Bion II. BuZZell has returned from a
Up to Biddeford and Dayton and this
prning will resume his duties in the
&ttng room of the Commonwealth shoe
9Actory. While in Dayton Mr.. BuZZell
fWas the guest of Senator Benjamin F.
IainiltOn and also went on a fox hunting
candidates will be instructed in the
egree at the meeting of Eureka Re-
Fbekah Lodge this evening This is the
last meeting before the degree staff e.
emplfieS the work before the assembly
in Portland on Oct. 10. A large num-
Der have sigrifed their intention of
witnessing the work this evening. Re
freshmants will he served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-12

SEEKING LIGHT.
Judge Anderson Regards "Panans
Libel Case" as Political Matter

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 11.-That tn,
so-called Panama libel case" Il
more or less of political matter.
was the comment of Judge A. b. An
derson of the United States court o
/ this district at the close of argument
TODAY in the hearing for Charles r
| WllilamS ana Delavan Smith, DrOprie
tors OF the indianapolis News, whon
the government is seeking to remove
to the District of Columbia for trial or
the charge of criminal libel
| The court said that it did not wish
to give an impression that it had
formed an opinion upon the case, but
| that 1t wished to point out the trend OF
the argument towards its further en-
lightenment OF whether or not this was
probable couse for Indictment OF
Messrs. Williams and Smith by the
federal grand jury of the District of
Columbia Cor criminal libel i'm their
having published articles intimating
that there was graft of SOS, 900, 900 in
the sale of the Panama canal zone to
the United States by the French COM
pany.
What is the guilty intent to be
shown on the part of these defend
ants?' the court asked Stuart Mac
Namara, special attorney of the depart
ment of justice in charge of the pro-
ceeGings. The judge went on to ex-
plain that he had doubts that it could
be shown that the defendants had ma
licious forethought to libel Former
President Roosevelt President Taft
Charles z. Taft. William Nelson
Cromwell. }. Pierpont Morgan, Doug
las Robinson and others.
"1ne whole Panama canal project is
a great political project" said the
court, "and there has been and is
much honest expression of opinion as
to the ACCESSIBILITY of having chosen
the Panama route in preference to the
Nicaragua route and now since the
cost of building the canal is so much
larger than at first estimated, as to
whether or not the United States
should own any Atlantic-Pacific canal.
1.-THE press has duty to perform
acld, in political discussions it seems to
me that the contention of libel should
be greatly different from the concep-
ton that should apply to case of Ii
bel on a PERSONS private character. r
am not seeking to prejudice the case
at this time; l am only seeking for
light on the question here as to wheth-
er criminal libel may be possible in
this matter. Criminal libel is a crime
against society" What the court was
not satisfied of, Judge Anderson said,
was that the published articles COM
planned of charged a crime against the
persons alleg ed to have been injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-12

Boston, national advocate, chairman,
George 2. Monaghan, Detroit, William
ID. DIVER. st. Paul, Mimi; ceremonial
committee. John II. Reddin, Denver,
William H. CULVER, Portland, Me,
John A. Bowler, Sioux Falls. S. d.
committee on supplies, James A:
Flaherty, supreme knight, William j.
mckinley. national secretary; Joseph
c. Peletier, national advocate, James
Maher, Chicago, Matthias Mahorner'
Jr., Mobile. committee rscrgg transfer.
James A. F'laherta. Wipiam T. Nc.
Ginley. Joseph c. Pelletier;, ,coymmittee
on hazardous risks, James A. Flaherty,
DR.. L. w. Buckley, national physician,
u. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-12

The quarterly parish meeting of the
First Universalist church was held
last night. Matters for the general
good of the church were discussed. A
committee was appointed to revise the
church records and report at an ad-
journed meeting to be held next Mon
day night. The Sunday school will re-
omen next Sunday and the pastor VIII
act as superintendent until a perma-
nent superintendent can be found. A
canvass will be made among the entire
membership in the hope of enlisting a
more uniform financial support, and
the raising of funds for the general
work of the church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-12

The following have been readmitted to
the Home: John S. Collins of Boston,
late Co. d, 18th Mass. Inf; Thomas Mo-
ran of Boston, late U. S. s.. Ohio, Con-
sress and Delaware: John T. Salvador of
Portland, late Co. G, Goth Me. Inf: James
Fabree of Augusta. late Co. f, 1O6th N.
INF; Henry Graham. Jr.. or Washing
ton, d. c., late Co. b, "a U. S. Vet Inf
Michael Murray of Attleboro, late U. S. S.
Ohio, Flagg and Princeton, and Edward
W. Bryant of Cambridge, late Co. G, 18th
Mass. Inf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. G. =. Roberts have re-
turned from their hunting trip in
northern Maine. During the first week
of their sojourn in the woods the wet
weather seriously interfered with their
sport. After that, however, the weather
was ideal. They brought down several
deer, but their greatest sport was
among the ducks in the waters of the
axes. The warm season prevented
them from bringing but little game
home. They report a most delightful
time .passed in the forest.