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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17


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@retersStrnbe. S1cp6 Us. ppOt, BralloeIH;
SeHrO 8. Heoue, Saffrer.
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8. WSnrioit, %Staiitrer.f
nGarmers ano WlertlantS Eattonal SanI,'
Souths uIlo SombdrosStrdBe.
Staats. 8onfer.
,5tntihe Baut bon Baltimore, Baltimore
unb Soutoap. Sirabe. slieuit 4eber. Trdf'
bent; T.. ). 5iHt, S6aeinetiter.
Spor.9anfen.
u5eutIhc Gparbauf non Baltimore" @mtllps
,et. SAINTS sssr6aniD," .etrabe uuO
9uItnm SouiesaoeHns,
TruIt.G ompagnie'n
"Ularnlano Srnit Co.," Toroped'gde GaIoe,t'
8rdtoent; Garroa Ban gtebt S9asmeiiter;
Serbs GpeNter, Jun. 9ifItssS 6a6mciitcr;
Baltimore Srut & Guarantee Co.," Equitable
9uiloiHa.
I%ooofaten.
aarI u. m. eduGt, 12G-t2o 2oto 9uiIbtng.
@nitauns 3orb, 261-269 @aloert g~utlotne.
2anopirtbIdaitli6e @erGtbe uno
S1mereien.
grtffitb & SurHer 60, 205 gaorOs8aeu'Strabe.
Warmor. uno @ronit.@er
8. @ifadrtusr G. ebbnt, 7t4--7tS aseft.9alti'
rloresStrnBe. +.
Blumbtug, 6lrnace8, &ol9es nno
Sefen, 9aboeden ltno Rinnen.
Bennett Bros, 523 GorO. 6reEIoutssoenue.
9upferI6mtieSe uno plumbers.
Spbn Snbert, TIA TbamessS irabe, 6. & g.
~ GeEepbot: @oIte f099.. i'.a" q. @".'-
er.SerIt6erun9eu. g.f
nROhal endurance So. Of 2iperpopl." Senrp
". gSnrltelbs 8eitoent.0 lanG9er, 101-1Q2
,@ermauia Seuer . @erFdcrunss : @eleaidaft,"
gaItimore' nno giortbsStrabe.
@tgentbums 8 Igenten uno SAMPLER.
eierrs 6. Suean C stepbelv, 10 Ofts9sGtnsion'
StraBe.
Suiidmieo. 3tibebor.
G. eeOtt gabns Co., s62-s64 sOrbs9ap'str.
&oblen uno Sol3.
6eura o.. Bon Setne, $50 Columbus sloenns.
8fanoIeib. @ei6Gfte.
mGuniOlibatsb aOan Co.," / Roro.@ab.g trabe.
8ialtos iln0 Srgeln.
Gbas. ID. etteft, 0 Goros2ibertbsS trdbe.
g9nt. GHabe q Co., B1rfs9Inc. iiuo 0abet.e'Str,
Yapter uno Eopicrs Often.
Smith, SiGOn 60, 1O5-tc7 SanoeersStraBs
Vlehplntte1L Wfetnl, etc.
saeu, Gonfiin & SO. GneorporirtJ. 13-t9
9nloerftoHsStrnbc.
0eteftip.I gentir.
Ratipnai gst.ettpe esruiee. s.. W. 9aIb, @e.
fddftsf1brcr, Sit. 632, 9an.Pbiibina, BALI.
more. DO. 9bodc st. 8aul 5000.
panttrtean S~eteetiee MsentS," CHARLES ac5I.
mann, @ciblftsit1ter, 3t9 guuitabIe'gloG.,
baltimore, NO. Vbpne: e. e. q. Ct. 8dul
2027; gSubnupa; 6. & y. NSoIfe 1230--8.
SpaHeaner d Sfniiot, glu6ioIper bon Gmttb,
Aeit IL Soons, 503 Galnert guiloing.
2eihenbeitdtter.
saneer & e5bnr, t70S-t710 @dntonss Iperiie.
Nn. eopf, gortps nno @recnnounts apeane.
Srieonofe.
"asnOun Fart Gemeterp." 81renu: 81 gseit.
Sarato9a'Strnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17

. ~ IL y / u III u L lllllVk
groBer 8etbeiligling BON 2eiotrogell.
Den fano geitern 9tobmittng Die Be
eroi9ung Der am 13. 0ieieS MonotS
I'M Sitter bon AS Sobren perItorbeucrt
6rau Wtarguretbe s. Brel pom
Srauerbouie, gtr. 100, Siio 5. Cir,
aus ouf Dem Sot 2mpn. Srieoboie
itott, nadoem Oie Boitoren CLAUDE,
SiilfSpreOi9er ser en9l. abbott Wie.
mortal Stride, lno Hotb BON Der oett-
i6en go. SalemS.@ cmeiube eincn
feierli6en ErouergottesoieuIt gcboIs
ten hatten. lln56blige prG6tige @lt.
menlpenoen, 6nrunter lold)e bon Den
peridieoenen Sogen unO &ereineL
ipeld9en Die 8erltorbGle ungebort bat.
te, muroen am 8rube nicocrgcIcgt.
Die lSerreu Senrp Sbinflc, 8ottlicb
Seller, SenrD Sob, Shomuo Sugbee,
Gbas. 8oetmom uno Sobn Hcgon
fungirten oils 8abrtuhtrGger. Die
6irntn Sobn Sernig & Spbu lcitcte
Die 9eeroigurg. 6rau Yrcll muroc
am 10. SUM 1861 in baltimore &C.
boron. Set % Snbrcn mar tic nit
Dem 8eitaurateur George 2. ErcIl
perbeirotbet. 9teben &eBtercm bins
terI1Bt Tie orei Sodter, Die 6rullcn
@orn Saoie uno 91tnic Stobl llnO
Sri. Carrie Ereu, orei S6hnc, &ouiS
g., Senrp 6. unb Charles Z. Ercl,
unO cine SdNueltcr, 6rou Wtorp @ol-
oeder i'll YbiIooelpbio. Gle Seritor.
bene nor 'MfitgIicb iolgcnber Sogcrl
uno 8ereine: .8oloen Groom Ser
elm, Suirmolint .Gon5il, Sndlter poll
Nmerifo", s@oibirgtoH Camp Nr. 8,
4. 8. of ~, nSisblono.Gon5ir Der
Segie,t ocs &otben Greit5es" gStcrll
bon 9rtblebeln Court Hr. 3, 9ell
Sur, yIomcn.S iilfSperein oeS Vii
ion Eoit g, u. 81, Sroitenpereill
Der epgliihen abbott MtemoriaL&ir-
ue unG DER 0eltldlen Salellt9fSlrde
con &igblanbtopn. scac .a
3adOem Mpniignor Nc. t Ab-
bIeleit BON Der 3io5eic Wiilluolifec elm
feierlides Northumberland celebrirt
botte. tuiiroe g~eitern @ormitta9 Die
iroiide Siue bon Mitttcr Gpnngeliito,
melfe om lebten 6reito9 i'm Notre
Game Gonpent ltorb, olti Dem 6rieo.
hof oes 9totre Game Gpnuents 5u
@ouons 5ur leeten Hiibe beItottet.
@eneroI Gill 6S Sabre
ott,-Seinen SO. @eburtstog ~ieiertc
an Sonntag General Sobn Sill,
3r1iibent Der ,MercontiIe Srnit uno
Gepuift 60"
paiie thr's aasIanb btjoret q. 9satnt. 4ia
nj sVoIttfuuff.z tr rahS ttusfuut Anttf slthsaas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17
Pins Ocn Nnlen Der Sbcmis.

NbllaOclpbio, Baltimore mo @oib
ilqton Balm nlf GhoocncrioB
ncrfroo+ - t1rhrr hor I,ro,, Woir
NJ na,,,o, 4-.off,, ,%.GAa G:,,,
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@ld9e 5llrlld9cjo9ell. Tnlor :
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17
Ban 2 4urf."

Gle 9oOeioiion I'M o@ap Shore
Earf" lit iebt I'M pollen @on8c uno
Der 9oocpouiQon lit t0gIid bcillobe
politGnOig 6eicbt. @GbrcnO Ser per
rIoliencn Mod)c mllr0c Der 4orf Don
5oblreiden @eieaid)oitcn in Spe5lal'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bcillft. Ele
@ellder crfriidytcn lid an cinem tolt=
Iid;en Sol5moiierboo, inn lid Damn
elm teineS Slid. uuo &rebSiouper Dor
Der Seinfahrt idmedcn III Iaiien.
@toBc Nttroftion biloet Der 1000 sui
Innge &ier, BON Dem ole uoriiberfob-
renocn Golnpfer i60n ic6en uno lid
an benz SpoB ser 9uocnoen cr00beir
tunn. @rober EopuluritGt crfrent
iid) olld) Dos r9oitonin Gumcll Nr6c.
der" OoS inter Erection BON Belle
9eoton Renfrelp itebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17

Huf Scr S1rh e mad Scr
Satin. @0ltcr 2a3fi3fi BON
9tr. $40, 6cua.S troBc, iit6t lie
Stobt nod ieiner @ottin Selen ub,
mclde, mie er aIoubt, BON eiltem in
Scr No6borihoft lebenocu 9orbicr
pcrlodt mltrOc, ibrer @ottenpiIi6tcll
SIT pcrGciien, Gr lit feIt iiber5eugt,
BOB icine GbcbGIite lid nod in ser
Stoot oufbGlt. Ger 9orbier, Der
gleih8eitig nit Der 6rol oerihpono,
licb ieine @ottill rub iedls umliin'
oige &inocr 5ltriif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17

guu Otuterialicn, Sbiiren, 6enIter'
robmeu, 2oOen, etc.
Samss Q. Juiter & Co., 115-117 Sao'6reot'
ridsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17

Blumbing, 6urnaces, &onees unb
Sefen, 9ahoeden ltno Rinnen.
Ssuuett 9rus, 523 Goro.6 reHlonts9toenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17
MarnIanS Standardization

eaMs .taris MHslaHb tefsrst q. Netre, an
pss6aittassr'etrv sale Gsfpu SsSie.Gseps
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17

3eitungen, 3ettIdriften, etc.
,She Baltimore Iems 3d." Dae'O abeIerouI
bic, @efhditsfl9rer, 31s Beit'Se ulaTl'Str,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17

Warmor- uno Grant, erfe.
8. 5tladrtuer G. eBbne, 714--7lS aeft.9altts
moresStrnBe. f..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17

paKs HRS aasIanb btjoret q. Saint. Ala
cft'6aItlmuresStr. uahe eufuui peuis.Aeense.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17

9lpriI 1901 5uionmen.
Cine 5mCifoh d. @ccr0i.
IQnnQ iiuoet bclltc Nad)nlittug chi
ser a&ouoou Forf Cemetery" ltott
nGmIid Die bon Srou Mtinuo W}iQcr
ullo &crrn Gborle9 ". Wtiucr, Nht
ter uuO SobL mclhc Cpicr Der tiir}
| GhclI T@ibe lpur0en. SEER WiiQ}l
ltarb IN WalbllQton; er mar nlIl f.
Eltli pon Der 8ibc iibcrnlnnrt nor
oclL mo ISrou Wiiaer mltroc sur icl
Zen Belt in ibrcr Wobmtng in Bal.
tinlprc Elm Opfer bcr bciBen @ittc.
rltrlg. Sic luor II Sabre alt. Gic Gel.
d)cll mlrocn I'M Uem0lbe Der ySou.
Don 8urt Gcmctcfn" o%llfberpubrt.
Sbr 3u itono bcicr. - Ger
3ultato Der 0rci W}0nncr, Z. ). "a.
liuferro, Irtbltr Hepnoloa uno Iciic
T.. Nbran1S, mclde on1 SumItn0
9tbcno III Der 6ubrif Der oGontineu.
tai Gan 60" 5u Nigblonotomn olrd,
Gampf ihmrr uerbriibt muroen, iii
befricoigcu0. Gic hrci W}dlmcr lie.
gelt I'M st, &oicpbS, @oipitol."
Son etncm Sun0c gcbii-
en- lbltr0e gcitcrn gIbcnb Der 10 Sob
ri dlte Upton Hobcrta bon 9tr. 1905,
ct. YnnlitruBc. 0oS Ghicr ioll an.
0cblid Samuel $. H0pu3 bon Nr.
t01 SIt-Ereitonitr., geb0rcn.
cripnoluo ti5cn.- Sr. $.
i, e. &oifnlorL Der &crtrctcr Der 81.
Nor0 im Sto0trotb, miro am 9on-
ncrltog III @cglcitun9 ieincr Sumilic
cine Hciie nod 9tcmsYorf mo git,
lanticsGitU ulttrctcr, cbc cr oils &or-
liber oC9 Stu6trotbsGonIitc9 iiir 30
lijci unb @ciGnGniB iid) ollf cine Sn-
lpcttion3tour nod) Dem @clten be-
giebt, nm Ouiclbit Die Gortbcilc bc$
9%totuuNolca III 0roBcren St0otcn fclrs
men 5ll lcrncn.
-Er. George Seller bon 9tr. 1887,
@nughltroBc, &crtrctcr oeS 5lueitcl
3uciac3 i'm StoOtrutbc, be0iebt lid)
bclltc oIli 5uei @odcn mad Sent.
GnliHtu in bic Scricn, moIclblt or 8uit
,pon Nrn. George 6. Wrigbtion oui
oelcu SQnoiib a&rltidibnnfs" ieill
miro.
fl y r No it / tuu9 bermu >
Jtbet i Sic. &oIijei oeS oitlifell
@iItrittS fabnoFt nod eincm 9runo.
filter, Der on1cblid innerbdlb 5lpei
&dgel oreintol Den 9noen BON Sdrrp
@reehSicIoer, Nr. 400 uno 422, Siib,
8roobruoD, IN 9rono itetffc. 9uS
critic 6eller brod) onl leetell Sreitng
8ortnittog gegcn II llbr inter Si.
ltelt Dor 0enl Soocn aus. Gin Glerf
cntoedtc Die 6Iommcn ulto loidtc lie.
Nn acknowledgement Gage bronnte Is
I'M Sotrnum mo mebrere aiiten mo
ell 3olm perbronnten. 9oS brittle
Setter iutroc ON Snmitog Nbeno bon
Serrh @rcenaicIocr cltoeft, oils CT
ocn Soocn id]IicBen pollte. Nie DC.
ridltct, bctrlla Der StooelL oell bic.
ier 9runo anrit)tete, ctruo $3.50. Sr.
@reensfeIoer lit felt oopon itber5ergt
Oob 9ronbiiiitnng oorIicgt, fam
aber ser Foli5ci feline NnboItspuntte
bebii9lid bes mltbmoBlidcn SbdtcrS
f~faftn,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17

9upferI6mieSe uno plumbers.
9pbu Snbert, TIA TbamessS strobe, 6. & g.
80 4eEepbon: @olte 1099..h!- i.aH -i. oSH.'-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17

9aRe ilr's ainslauD beioret G.. Mainr, 4i3
Sh'SaItimpre' ctr, Hahe Gaftpm Seuie'Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17
Gei6dftss& egDetier.
Bidder, GonOitor. uno Sotel'
ge0aris. Qrtitel.

she mpsrs & st4s 60. tO4 eiO.soWaro'str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17
M0nnfaten

9arI u. m. sdult, 126-129 Cato 8uilbtne.
WnitauHs 3orb, 26f-269 9aloert gutlotue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17
NntinunlzPoufen

y{Qtlon0IsTQlltel.
rs1e ClS 9pwu g~idttpual Sant,"" ga9s UNI
@retersStrnbe. Sacpb Us. ppOt, SralloeHli
SeHrO 8. Jieoue, daffirer.
,5pcite Nationals nni," 432 ShosBroaotpap
g8. Is. gadener, SdlTtrer.
y~SpefterH 9~latiUaal Sunt," Ia Noro'@nfafu'Str
8. Ws1rioit, Naiiirer.' -,
y6armcrs ano WicrdlantS SatiunaI BanF,
Soutbs uIIb sombarosStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17

2onbpirtbiAaitlide @eratbe uno
S1mereien.
Griffith & SarHer 60, 205 goros8aca'Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17

Bnpier nno Eopicr. Often.
Smith, SiIun Co., 105-tG7 SanooersStraB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17

uIt.Gompagnie'n
,Wlarnlnnb Srmft Co.," Roroned.gde GaIbelt
@ RTS SsfFHqEH aSTaa BON 8 ge F. s st@msFimiSr
Serbs GpeHcer, Jun, SirltSsS6abmciitcri
9ian Sfin1cr, SiiIissGetretdr.
Baltimore Sruf d Guarantee Co.," Equitable
Nulloina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17

9lefplnttcn Wletnn, etc.
saeu, eentiin & So. GneorporirtJ. 13-1E
8alocrftonsSirnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17

Seiler.g eritAerungeu. a,l
UGpbal SnIuraute so. Of 2iDerpopl," Senrr
~. NSnrItelo, Observation-Disclosures, 101-1Q2
g6anber of Commerce Building.
u8ermauia Seucr . 9ertd1crungs S@e{eaidntt,H
Baltimore nno Nort1sStrube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17

@~tgentbums Igenten uno SAMPLER.
eierre 6. 9usan G ssepbetp, 10 Ofts9egtnston'
Strake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-17

President Zelaya has been in COM
mand in the republic of Nicaragua for
Is years. He ruled with a strong hand
and has been called the stormy petrol
of Central America. He was always
noted for his cunning and bravery and
he was remarkable, too, for his ability
to surround himself with those who
We're ready to do his bidding. AS a
consequence in later years he was an
absolute dictator. He amassed wealth
by taking large percentage of the
profits from corporations and by the
formation of group of men who aided
in exacting millions from the people.
Zelaya belongs to the aristocracy of
his country. He received his education
IN Paris. but his success was due more
= to the sword than to the peaceful
methods Of civilization He is 81 years
of age, and. as he is the most hated
man in South or Central America, the
wonder is that he has managed to live
SO long. after making for himself so
many bitter enemies. Innumerahle at
tempts have been made aginst his life
and in these emergencies his bravery
has stood him in good stead.
While yet comparatively young
man zelaya began an agitation against
the government, and his actions be-
came so'violent that he was expelled
de went to Guatemala, then ruled by
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-17
NO BATTLES FOUGHT.
Government and lnsureent Armies
Face Each Other at Rama.

Managua. Nicaragua, Dec. 16-Tele-
graphic communication with Rama
was re-established today. 1t is Off
cially announced that the city has not
been taken by the government troops.
The two armies face each other, but
no battle has been fought.
AS sequel to the recent rioting,
when the mayor of Managua sought to
restrain the police from making whole
sale arrests, the mayor himself was
arrested yesterday. Subsequently he
was released Congress met again last
night and the session was the occa-
sion of pro-Zelaya demonstration
that apparently had been made to or
der. Deputy Manuel Matus delivered
a lingo" speech urging armed resis-
lance in the event that United States
marines were landed at Corinto. The
suggestion was received with such de-
monstrative applause as to arouse a
strong suspicion that the government
had organized an efficient claoue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-17

amusement at one of the best theatres
in New England. where the highest
class Of pictures is shown and only
the best of vaudeville engaged. Man
aged Kelleher contributed considerable
when he announced the free theatre
tickets and his courtesy has been
thoroughly appreciated by every one
who has attended a performance. 1t
was delightful sight to see the pack
ed house at the afternoon matinee. It
gave the actors new life and the man,
ner in which they staged their acts
brought forth constant applause. To
say that the people are enjoying this
amusement is putting it mildly In the
evening the seats were at premium
at both performances, but there was
no crOwding and everyone was con-
tent.
The Buckley, Martin Co., which ap-
peared the first three days, has been
engaged to remain and appeared
Thursday in an entire new act, which
if anything was far ahead of the one
witnessed Wednesday. Farris & Davis
in black-faced comedy act, delighted
the people with their singing and
dancing, and speaking of dancing, they
certainly are good. The Dandy DiXey
Trio, with live singing, talking and
eccentric dancing and comedy. is about
the best of it's kind. They won merited
applause.
For today an entire new set of pic
lures will he shown. Miss Libby will
sing her new song which Thursday de-
lighted her audience. Her voice is at
it's best and never fails to please
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-17

Box Ga at the Common. The firemen
were notified that this was to be the
hour and were prepared. Hose No. ?
was harnessed in their house, with
Hose No. waiting outside. Hose No.
from the North End was waiting in
front of the Chase residence on Main
street and followed the Hook & Lad
der Company. Hose No. l, the Central
company. harnessed their horses as
did the Hook & Ladder Company at
the sound Of the bell and were soon
on their way down Main street at a
fast rate of speed. The travelling was
such that the drivers would take no
chances of injuring either men or
horses and used due precautcn.
Hose No. took the hydrani in front
of the Whitccmb & Crosby store and
laid hose down in front of the City
building. The turn was difficult one
to make and the boys DESTROYS of maxi
ing a sure connection used a tritle
more time. Hose No. fastened to the
gate on the same hydrant and laid
hose in front of the City building. Hose
Company No. took the hydrant on
the Common and played down Common
SlIctI Willie I1oSt NV. dltotIitl LliSl
line to the hydrant. The Hook & Lad
der Company followed Hose No. 4 and
placed ladder against the end of the
City building in double quick time.
Considering the slippery travelling,
the water was coming through the
nozzles in just ! minute and SIS seconds
from the time the big bell struck its
first sound The work was considered
excellent by the thousands of people
who thronged the sidewalks, for this
event was looked forward to with
pleasure. The people were given a
sample of just what the Waterville
department is capable of doing in an
emergency. Many compliments were
given the firnElen from persons who
are capable of judging good work in
this line.
The water pressure last evening was
fine and the four streams when in ac-
ton shot the water high in the air and
the streams had force enough to reach
many of the high buildings. Chief
Berry was in charge and the efficient
corps of police officers kept the crowd
under control SO that there was not
an accident to mar the event.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-17
At the Coliseum.

The Coliseum furnishes three big
doubles today and tomorrow. The bill
includes The Musical Reeves, The
Aerial Bartletts and Kelso and Jones.
These big double acts with the best
pictures in Maine, ought to please
everybody. No advance in prices, IL
cents to all. Watch the show at the
Coliseum from now on. No bad act
can stop at this theatre. They must be
good or be cancelled. "A Fighting
Chance" is the bill for Tuesday even.
ing. Dec. 81 Prices, Is, rs, 80 and ~
cents. The first five rows at so cents.
Rest of the orchestra So cents, parquet
and first balcony . cents. Big SHOW
for a little money. Five big specialties
including the famous McLain Sisters
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-17
DRESSED POULTRY CONTEST
10 Be Feature of Next Years Maine
State Poultry Show,

PORTLAND Nc, Dec. 16.-The annual
meeting of the Maine State Poultry
ASSOCIATION was held today in connec-
ZION with the annual exhibit of stock
at the Auditorium. The following Off.
GERS We're elected Tor the ensuing year:
Preslcent, Silas Bartlett, Lewiston:
vice president, Henry l.. Hunton. Oak
land; secretary. A. L. Merrill, Auburn:
treasurer, 7. Fl. Sclater, Auburn: au-
dotor, F. w. Briggs, Pit,stieId.
A committee consisting of Prof. w.
"A. Brown of the University of Maine
at Orono, f. Fl. Nutter OF South Pert.
land and +. w. Briggs of Pittsfeld
was appointed to arrange for a COM
petitive dressed poultry contest nexs
year, killing the hens and dressing
tnem before the public by the latest
methods known to science.\
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-17

Barries, and it was there that he re-
ceived the training which fitted him
for his subsequent career. In the army
of Barries he saw active service and
after fighting for 4 number of years he
re-appeared in his own country at the
head of a band of insurgents. He gath
cred strength as he went and his final
battle won for him the Presidency.
Zelaya's wealth is said to be enor-
nous. He OWLS great coffee plantations
and controls the exclusive rights to
many of the industries. The present re-
volt in Nicaragua began early last
month and came to head after a Sc
ries of prosecutions by Zelaya of
which the execution of the Americans,
Cannon and Groce, was the most seri-
Gus feature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-17

Washington, Dec. 16.-News of the
resignation of President Zelaya of Mic
aragua, communicated to government
officials through dispatches to The AS
ISOLATED Press, was received with ev
ident satisfaction at the state depart
ment and elsewhere here tonight, but
not one syllable Of comment could be
ELECTED from any responsible officer of
the administration. Secretary Knox
passed the evening at the White House
is a guest at the cabinet dinner; AS
sistant Secretary Huntington went to
the theater after declaring that the
state department would have nothing
to announce tonight: everybody else
was equally dumb.
1t can be said with confidence, how
ever, that Zelayas resignation, well
come as it is, has by no means removed
him from the attention of this govern
ment. Secretary Knox's letter of dis
missal to Senior Rodriguez the Nicara
guam charge daffaires, plainly indi-
Gated the intention Of the United
States to hold Zelaya and his circle of
advisers personally responsible for the
killing of the two Americans, Groce
and Cannon and nobody here tonight
believes that Zelaya's retirement nit
igates his personal peril as a defend
ant before the bar at which Mr.. Knox
has arraigned him on the charge sub
stantially of murder in the first de-
gree. AS for Zelaya's successor it is not
too much to say that anybody who
would be acceptable to Zelaya and his
adherents will be viewed with suspicion
by Washington. While of course no
government official would openly say
such a thing, it is well understood
here that every one of them hopes that
the outcome will find Estrada the
next President of Nicaragua A confer
ence between the President and Secre-
tary Knox will be held probably to-
morrow to determine whether the new
aspect given the situation by Zelaya's
resignation calls for any alteration of
the United States naval plans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-17
Use LINONINE.
(Flax.Seed Emulsion)
For Cough, Colds
Bronchitis.

Countless grave sicknesses are rec
ognized by the medical profession as
having their direct or indirect cause in
neglected cold" or cough. Linonine,
the flax seed emulsion, is the most
helpful thing in the world to you.
Medicine knows no surer healing agent
for inflamed mucous membranes (the
medical term for the Innings Of nose,
throat and lung passages). Thus while
Linonine is curing colds" coughs,
bronchitis and consumption 1t is also
building M the body az nothing else
can do 4M.,s4,.5
All druggists-2sc.. 5Oc.. 81