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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-12
CHIEF IMSCHO IN
OKAN0GAN

n Inscho. chief of police of Wen
atchee, arrived here last Monday
and will remain in this section about
three weeks, says the Riverside Ar
gus. Four years ago Mr.. Inscho
bought twenty acres of the Geo.
Baker ranch, a few miles south of
here, and he is here for the purpose
of giving personal attention to the
setting out of fruit trees. Ten acres
will be planted to Winesaps, five
acres of Jonathans, and five acres
to Delicious, an excellent assortment
of apple trees. Mr.. Inscho also
owns five acres near Okanogan and
the tract will be planted to Winesap
and Delicious apple trees. During
a call at the Argus office, Mr.. Inscho
said that the entire valley of the
Okanogan had far better fruit grow
ing opportunities than has the Wen
atchee country. ''The farther north
you go the better is the fruit" he
said. He continued: Riverside
and it's tributary country has every
prospect to become the biggest kind
of fruit district. Nature has rich
ly endowed the town, but Riverside
has the poorest bunch of boosters
l have ever seen-they don't pull
together Riversiders must get to-
gether and boost together If they
wish to reap the riches nature holds
forth. Somebody else will get them
if you don't" Mr.. Inscho comes
from Wenatchee, and in that city
they have boosting perfected to the
highest degree. The gentleman's re-
marks are submitted to the people
of Riverside for earnest considera-
ton. 1t will do the whole bunch of
us good to get look at ourselves
as others see us-and don't forget
it.
A few days ago a travelling man
from the coast reeled off a spiel
about Wenatchee being headed
toward wreck and ruin as
a result of voting out the saloons
The Argus took occasion to ask Chief
of Police Inscho about the matter
The gentleman has been chief of po-
lice in Wenatchee for two years and
is property holder and taxpayer in
that city. He knows whereof he |
speaks. He said that Wenatchee is
a cleaner, better and more prosper
Gus city since saloons are closed. |
The records of the police department.
show that since the saloons were
closed the highest number of arrests
for drunkenness in one month was
four, the lowest two. Most of these
drunks were taken off trains. Dur
ing the saloon regime as many as
SO drunks were arrested in Wenat-
chez in a single month. The city
has a $1,000 jail, and is using it
as a wood shed since saloons were
sque1ched The lowest fine given a |
drunk is $40, and if not paid the
culprit is put to work on the streets. |
Mr. Inscho cites the case of a Wen
atchee workman who, on his second |
after the saloons were
kicked out, went to a livery barn.
hired a team and rig and took his
wife and kiddies for a drive in the
country. Under the saloon regime
this same man furnished others the
to do the driving.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-12
Work for Census Taker.

The census taker will count a
baby boy born to Mr.. and Mrs. Neal
Cozart on April s. girl born to
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hamilton on April
8, a boy born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Vaughn on April 5, and girl born
to Mr.. and Mrs. T. Chisholm on Sun
day morning, April 3.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-12

q partial digester-and physics are
not digesters at all.
Kodol is q perfect digester. II
you could see Kodol digesting every
particle of food, of all kinds, in the
glass test-tubes in our laboratories,
you would know this just az we'll
as we do.
Nature and Kodol will always
cure q sick stomach-but in order
to be cured, the stomach must rest
That is what Kodol does-rests the
stomach, while the stomach gets
well. Just as simple as A, B, G.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-12
Our Guarantee

Go to your druggist today and get Q dol.
lar bottle. Then after you have used the
entire contents of the bottle If you can
honestly say, that 1t has not done you any
good, return the bottle to the druggist and
he will refund your money without Ques-
ton or delay. We will then pay the drug
gist for the bottle. Don't hesitate, all
druggists know that our guarantee Is good.
This offer applies to the large bottle only
and to but one In family. The large bot
tie contains 2H times as much as the fifty
cent bottle.
Kodol is prepared at the labor1
tories Of e. c. Dewitt & Co., Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
COAL BARONS CRUSH BY
RUINOUS FREIGHT Rates
plucky Scranton Independent
Operator Files Sensational
Charges Against the Laeka-
wanna and It's Allies.

SCRANTON. la. Sept &c
Charging that the Lackawanuh
railroad and its allies are commit.
ting fragrant violations of the sher.
man antitrust act. IN efforts TO
crush hts business. W = Boland. an
independent coal operator 81 ScrRn.
ton. has filed with the interstate
commerce commission a complaint
OF startling nature.
holland alleges that for several
years his company has been the vie
tim Of vicious discrimination on the
part of the Lacknwanua. and that
~ railroads IN all ara involved with
The l.ackawAnna In a combine TO
crush the independent operators.
lioland charges the iackawanna
with refusing 90 give him rates
tina, would ALLOW him to operate At
a profit
With making extortionate charges
for switching service,
with eudanEering his property
by permitting a fire on their prop
erty 10 spread until his coal whs az.
tackled by tho flames
with deliberately dlvertlng a
stream % water 10 which the Ma
rion company had riparian rights
with threatening bis prospective
customers with LArkaWanna dis
pleasure u theB bought
with various violation OF the fed
erai rate iRws their intent and
spirit
The 10 railroads which he names
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26

est IN the hone Of contention. TO
do the fighting Then (Ingo pa
pcrs controlled By these interests
excite the people into a war frenzy
miscalled patriotic" to distract
them from the settlement % press.
ing social problems
War Kills the surplus men and
destroys or uses $50 the surplus prod
net This. declare The anti-War men.
delays she solution ~ the problem
Of poverty and unemploym dive
10 defects IN the Industrial system.
which capitalists think Il Is not TO
their interest 20 change. Hence.
al workingmen. OF ali nations
should refuse 20 bear arms except
whom their country Is actually IN.
vaded by q foreign foe They should
refuse to do any work on arma.
mcnts II war is declared. the anti.
mllitarists think the workiugmeu OF
both countries involved should de.
clare a simultaneous general strike.
thus cutting of supplies and makig
war impossible Only Ia this way
will peace come. they say as Hague
conferences are not sincere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26

and charges aa being parties Ia the
working ont 81 the crushing syn.
ten" are: The Delaware. Lacka.
wanna a Western. Long island.
Ontario a Western: New York.
New Haven a Hartford. Erie: Erie
a Wyoming Valley. New York. sus.
quchaigna a Western. wllkea-Barre
a Eaairrn Lchlgh Valley. Pennsyi.
yauia. Philadelphia. Baltimore a
Washington. Philadelphia q Read.
Ing. aud the Atlantic city railroad
The slaughter % the independents
IL accomplished. says tioland. by the
Imposition 81 ruinous freight rates
ljolRud II the man who organized
the Consumers Gas company In an
unauecossiui attempt 10 free the
pernlr Of Scranton from the de
mauds'of monopoly The supreme
court decided sgainsi him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26

WASHINGTON. y. C.. sept 2G-
Or Karl Llebknechi. sociaidemO.
cratic member Of che German reich
stag. son of VIM Llebknwcht. Ia
coming to America IN October 20
tell as about militaflsm. a
movement spreading rapidly in
Europe. The battle against war
Is being wagcd with a. much fierce
ness and determination as any bat.
tie IN war
Liebkuecht recently spent -
months IN prison because the gov.
eminent Of the kaiser war lord BY
divine grace objected To his book
which calls war murder Here's
what the antimiiltariats think
about war.
In nearly every case. they say
war arises from the ciash " the
commercial ambitions 81 rival cap
italists. not Of interest % the great
mass u the people Bui these cap
ifalists are unwilling 20 risk their
own skins. 50 they must persuade
wnrklngmen who have no inter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
LAFFERTY, INSURCENT,
NOMINATED in OREGON

HIS campaign on inaurgcnt prin
cipleaN i.afferty's lead today was
aplnpS huately 5000 with only few
mort niHtricta to hear from.
Summing n all up. the assembly
was beaten aud the attempt Of the
old guard 10 uulilfy the direct pri
mary law met with a poor rccop
ton
with practically two.thlrds OF the
primary vote counted. Bowermnn' y
plurality was 5000 over Grant a.
blmick his nearest competitor.
while Ernest Hofer. of Salem. aud
Albert Abraham. all anti assembly
candidates. ran third aud fourth. re-
spettyely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
BANTAM CHAMPS
TO FIGHT IT OUT

CHICAGO. Sept 2s.--Johnuy
Couion and Ysung DenuiuR have
been matched for tho bantam.
weight championship at Nils aakee
two w~eks from now. u was an
nonnced today Articles calling for
a ioruund nodecigion contest be-
fore the BADGER Athletic Club were
signed The meu are TO make lis
pounds. r3ngslde
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26

That there are standpattera In
the democratic party as well as IN
the republican party Is the state
mout made By some OF the younger
members OF the King County Dem
ocratie Club.
The convention at Tacoma, how
ever. will bring out lively battle
between the two factions over the
Endorsement % nunpartiaan in.
dietary ticket The nldtime stand
pat democrats want nothing but
democrats 20 be nominated AZ the
convention Tho younger element.
calling themselves the progress.
sives. are willing % endorse the
action 81 the non partisan judiciary
convention. which meets ga Ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRATS TO
FIGHT FOR GOOD JUDGES

coma this afternoon. provided tho
selections made are satisfactorily
non partisan.
ITS the old story ~ progrenslvea
versus atandpatters said John A.
steluhefErr. member 90 the county
central committee. and the young
democrats will ftRht hard Tor the
non partisan idea of selecting
Judges 10 The supreme court
~Of cnnrHe. the non partisan cor.
veutou must act fairly and make
its selections on the merits of the
candidates II thar II done. the
pruEyeaaivca Ia tho democratic
party will make every effort 10 on.
dorHe their selections
The democratic convention takes
place at Tacoma tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26

PORTLAND. ore. Sept 90 -
Though Jay howefman, assembly
for governor, undoubtedly
secured the nomination tn Saiur
DAYS primaries. and Congressman
w. G. Hawlcy. Htandpatter prob.
ably WAS rcuominated, the insurRent
faction 1T the republican party sue
ceedcd Ia nominating one congress.
man and practically all It's candi'
dates for the other state offices, &C.
cording to incomplete returns today
Indications are that Congressman
W u Ellis, Htandpatter ia the SEQ.
ond congressional district, has been
beaten BY A. ", i.afferty, who made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
n0CS DON'T LIKE STEAM HEAT AND VELVET CUSHION;
IT COST $4,000 TO PROVE THAT THEY DON'T

aS FRANCISCO, sept 26 HON
IA IA YOU like TO have enough
veala ~ own $4,000 worth u
Sew, "a then have $4,000 WORTH
~ = soa without even noticing
~ loss 80. a. tho aapsh.
h's' san Francisco millionaire
e = "a % much money she could
~ , NAV Il all n she triod Miss
- ,sr has taken mp the TAD OF
tf0ses those snub nosed poodles
ls.s postoa Terrier She had
s 7, s,nss conditions aud sites. They
- ~, n a steam.hcaied house and
ss .s heir midday siesta on a velvet
-. ., ~ on. they lived high. very
high - email ,o,A,c
-, In his checks" lite was
'sss', .,lsed hy another small bow.
se,a ~ departed this lifc Whom
w. \, check pass cashing ceased
sae ssnals we're depleted and. ac-
y ..a,ss to dog tanciers estimates.
e1-v as 600 worth OF pups had
~ ~, y doc heaven,
49, nat isn't all Several days
q 80 to be still in the lead.
n. - crcker imported bow
s--sa hungry booking brute al the
~ from the Atlantic to the Pa.
uslug special ear for hts
s 49, The pup lie arrived Ia
- shape and Is expected 10
sss.Ser mauy blue ribbons at com.
~ caninc shows
an o. which goes 70 show that
,aa eaat raise a dos on pink tea
"a glve him steam heated tlat
- 4 valet TO keep his hair nicely
rofshed and expect him 20 grow
al thrive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26

PAYS BOARD AND TOBACCO
6fLls AFTER 90 YEARS

STANTON. Pa. Sept Is
rsGunine years ago Martin Pad.
tss ~ Carbonate owing for a
azsls Of months board and a pack
a. d smoking tobacco. Several
avs ago be sought out Martin
Fsan a hotel Keeper. and paid both
III. Ne came from New Orleans
sxgresslY 10 wipe ont the 0bllga.
E.na
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26

NEW YORK. Sept 26 Mrs.
frances Victoria Sankey. widow OF
la D Sankey. the singing evan
nslyi. died eaFly Sunday morning
Der home In Brooklyn She vas
q years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
s,y sTATE peImAafEs

HaST0N. Sept 2s.-The state
rinEJ elections o. both old line
parties will BE- held In Massa
saasssts tomorrow and Wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
GOLD FIELDS nm NAkoCHNA.

SEWARD. Sept 26.-~Several
heavy gold finds have been reported
at the Nakochua. a tributary OF tho
Kichatna. aud a stampede OF pros
pectors from the Cache creek coun.
try is on today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
opEaA srARs FoRM unIoN.

NEW YORK. Sept. % --Grand
sez singers are forming a unl0u
3 uppose a cut in salaries threat.
SD b. Andraes Dippel. admins
lafigs manager of the Metropolitan
tmsary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
LAFOLLETTE SIDESTEPS
SURGICAL ORDEAL

MADISON. Wis. Sept, Is Sen.
aior Robert 81 Ia Toilette today
indefinitely postponed his contem-
plated surgical operation at Rochss-
ter. Mimi. because Of the improved
condition of his health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
! FUNNY STORY
. CAUSES DEATH.

. FRESNO. Gal. Sept 90 n e
. @ shaIbaRlan. a popular mem =
. her of the Armenian colony =
: hsrs lies dead al his home AZ =
: ssl II St. as the result OF a =
, hnny story told a couple OF .
! aays Ago at a house warming &
, pary be attended shah =
! easian. who Was a tailor by Z
! ,raas. had a great reputation .
tor bis genial nature
friend was narTatlng his =
I experiences on a hunting trip .
: egersl days before. when =
: sAAhbaaian was 50 tlckled with 4
: he aary thar be began 10 4
aaga laerdinasely tits frieads 4
: we're terrified when be broke 4
"a blaca vessel NJ the base OF 4
: AZ hrnls ard fumhled over 4
. azcaasroas lie fingered for 4
= fsa das without recovering 4
es1ssieasness I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26

Everett. Andrew ThorNviR. one
OF the best known contractors IN
the state. IA dead at his home In
this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
Comes to Wage War on War

DIR. Karl Liebknecht Headed
for America With Propagan-
da OF Peace Through Strike
Against Battles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26

90 Again for Pretty silk
OOC Walstings: hundreds
OF newest effective designs,
In likable lovely stripes and
checks, also the wanted
plain shades. DO not buy a
yard Of silk before you see
London's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07
. Inter oidter sdneebiiIIe l9ldft

I Inter 6idter SdneebiiIle i6Idft
Die geian,nlte ysatitr. gsur laitg.
lam treiben Die Sdfte, iun oas totb.
ipenoigite 2eben S,i erbaIteil. go aud
in 8einem aorper. Gs feblt Der
9rieb, Der nit itarfem 9nIie reles
glut in ben slbern bertbeilt iuto oos
nIte, perbroudte 5li ben Sliisifeio'
irngsorganen, Der 2eber iipo oengsie.
rem, fortidafft. Die 5olae oapon
filtb: fable @eiibtsfarbe, 4opf. irno
Riidenidnlersen @Iieoermel, Sdipir
oel, Ser5flopfen, @eidtsitorungen,
geritopfiing, gefIommenbeit IL i. NJ.
N,os biIft oa2 Gines Der id1arfen,
itenoen @ifte, nit ipeldem geipiiien-
Ioie 2uadinlber 9id bcidDinoein
m6d)ten2 geIiebe nidtl gieie giitig.
Ell MetaIIe, tpie ). 9, Guediilber,
pcroerben mebr, aIs iie niiben foni1
ten fpertn iie iiberbultpt non &lsen
iparen. 9cnn fie fii1rcH nod alIgeit'
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yaRebr 5armu HOtbpeubis1, iast
Der Aderbanfefrstir.

gBir brarben rnebr Sarnen liio
mebr Sdrmer," erfldrte Der glderi
bau Sefretdr 8ilion eitcnt Der.
treter Der Breiie Scr 3ug unie.
rer lGnoliden 8epoIferilns nod oen
St1oten fam nur peroerbli6e Sol.
gen baben. 3u 8iele benliiben fid
eir angenebmes 2ebett 8,i iinoen Ohm
etipag 5lt probu8iren. sSn Der Der.
tbeiIpns Der Gr5eugniiie oes 2alloes
limb 5ipan5ig @eniden tbdtig. mo ei.
ller geniigen piiroe Gos lit Der
saltptgriino Der ietisen Sbeiierilit8
nnb oie 8erbdItnifia iueroen nidt be''
Ter iperoen Bis oas goIf eitfiebt, Dob
rs arbeiten iinS proonoireu rnitB,
iDeltr es Ieben mill,
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statt Ohio, Stnot aoIeSo.


2iicas County, Ss.
Sranf S. gbenep beidport, oas
er Der 1ltcre gartner Der 8irma S.
8. Gbenep & 60. III. ipelda @ei4df.
te In Der GtaSt 1olebo, in obenoe.
nairttem County mt6 State tbut,
llnb 6af, bcidste Sirnta Die Sirnine
bon einbnnScrt Collars fir jeben
Sail bon 9atarrb beSnblen miro, Der
our6 oen @ebrauf bon Sails aats
arrb.aur nidt sebeilt tueroen hnn.
8eidDoren bon mir mo
ilrteri6rieben in mciftcr
(gieaeI.) @egenarnrt am G. Sep
tember u. 8. 1886.
". gg. @Icaion, offent. 9iotor
Soils aotorrb.anr miro inner.
lid gcnontmen, iinb tpirft oireft dif
6as gIut uno 6ie idIeimigen 0ber-
Hidden oes GpJtems. 20Bt Gird)
pmionit 3eugniiie fomnler
s. 8. Gbencp & SO. Toleoo, 9.
sscrtouFt BON oIleil slpotbeferns
rs. SnII's Gomilieii EilIen iii.o
Die beitcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07
ll,n Cure aunOid9aft tuirb freunolidI sebeten
IidIider erIeidter.lna nur uml 10

bIidlider GrIei6teri,ng r,r umf 10
i1neHer au pollitanoieem Rrin Der
8er6aullnssorsane, .. /. gum ao6e.
Sort nit bieien Siftenl glur eit
WitteI bilft: bic betpabrten ct. 9er-
naro arduterpillen, iene aus oen
beilfraftieften gflanaen eenommer
Sdfte, slbereitet naf benz betpdbr.
ten, Sabrbun6erte alten &eaept Der
ipeifen WaSnfe bon ct Bernard.
Sur ipenn Oh oieie pdbrbafte Smis-
arsnei, bic in allen Gpotbefen 5il
baben 1T, eebra,idft, ipiro ii4 AUDI
i'm neuen Sabr an Dir betpdbren
ipos oas aieo beriprift: Reiles Sabr
aiebt &offnung.
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/. Sic Qliiiouri 9aciiie Srol

Die Wtinonri Yaclile Jroil
Wtountain gabn bietet Diele anoieb-
en6e 8inter 8eiudsorte fir &ourii.
ten. Da lit $ot Sprinss grab bier
5u $aliie; Sau antonio Elm ipenig
tpeiter meg, uno SIo gaeyico, i'm
ausIano, itilerbaIb 80 stunoen bon
ct. 2ouis. 9ieienisen iueIde aus.
funft tpiiniden iiber Sabrpreiie uno
ssabrpIan aad bieien Srten iollter
iid i6riftIid ODER miinbli6 lpeftoeu
on SO. 9. fraemer,
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Bernan,,, aslo., grettaa, nen z aanuar 1910

ES1iffs'Sfft5iere, AerSte uno oie
gum entpfartge Der 2ei9e oes &ai-
iers abseiarroten Sffioiere an gorS.
or itelIte Sel,ielben in eiu6rinaIi6en
Borten Die Gage Der .9eobara" Dor,
urio belnerffe. baf nod bem 9itaf.
ten Der Gerste Die erip1bnte &ront.
belt mir blird) ben nabesu unoirs.
| itebli6en @eril6 beroorgeruIen ipor.
BEN iei, DeIber Der 2ei6e SeS &aii.
ers BON Rerieo entitrornte, (@sl
mar IN Der Sbat fein 8Ias aiti
Dem Sdiffe. mo- man oenielben nidt
peripiirte). Ibmiral Seeettbofi. Der
ein intimer Sreiuto Marimilian's
geipeIeu mar. ia9te, Sab gIIIeS, mas
man aetban rrid)t I'M Stan0e gene
| ien ipare, Dem llebelItanbe ab5ubeI.
| fen, ino 6aB er i'm Sntereiie glIler
es fir iirbeoinst iiotbpenbis bieIte.
Oie 9ei6e oes 9aiiers ins @eer 5u
perieirfen. gr fonnc Dies als Sber-
befeblsbober 6es SdIffes 8mar allf
eigene 8eruntiportlIng bin tbn,l. aber
int oieier bieflen Sade tpiinide er
oie 8egutadtlntg oller s(nipeienoer.
@s ioIle iiber 6ie Sac,e elm 8roto.
foil nligeiebt lulO bon allen Sffi5ie.
rel, mo 0elegirten lulterSeidnet ner
ben. Dies geIdlob nm ll22 llbr Gud
mittaes, lllo lm Z llbr glbcnbs er.
t6tuten 81 SPononenIdjiiIie, Die Bar.
| inetrltppcn prdicutirtel baS @cmebr,
| llnb Ser innerIte 9leiIarg nit Der
2cihe bes aailers glitt iibcr bos
Saufbrett hinab ms unenblide Wleer.
/ Ter iiliBere Wictalliarg blieb na6
fuie Dor in Der Goiiitc bes Iomirols
jteben, ooh borte oas glufItelleu Der
! Gbrenpo1e nit Oieier Stunbc aitf.
Der apinlnouoant Der y9iopara"
Siilien Sf5iffs Captain @oparo
@raf 9iaoonce, mein Sdmoger. lieB
um nad) cingebolter grlaltbniB oeS
slbmiroIs oas Sdiff 10 @rao mei.
ter noroli9 birigiren, mas Die ger5'
te 3u @unIten Der Grfranften be-
fiiriporete batten. SSSn ipenigen Sa'
aen paren bic 2etteren ouf Dem
@ege ser @eneiiing uio * gab
auh nad) Der 8erienfitng Der Seite
oes &aiiers feline ileuen EppbnSf1lle
an 9orb. gtad pierno6entlifer, ct.
mas itiirnlii6er Sabrt. traf Die oslo'
para" ipie6er in oem tpilnberpoIlen
Sofen BON 9rieit Elm unb anfcrte
gegeniiber benz 5eeuidIoiie Rironlor
oaS &oiier Wtar Dor 10 Sabren er.
baiit iino iuo cr 10 gerlle geipetlt bat
te. Cine Stunoe ipdter eridien &ai.
ier SralB Soiepb an 8orb, Inn Die
2eide ieines 8ruoers leIbit nad
g8ien 5u geIeiten. 8ie mir mein
Sdpaser er5dbIte, ioll Der &aiier
crit etpas b6ie gepeien iein. (fommt
bel ibm Ieidt bor) aber als ibm slO.
niral Sesettboff Die @eidebniiic
oarlegte uno oas YrotofoIT iiberreid
te, beidnftigt er iid eben 10 raid.
Ro9 an ielben Gage ipnrbe Der leere
Sarg alf ben 9abnbof scbradt INTO
mittels 3 Grtrn5iigen fubr Die ge.
sleitang beiieIben ai,f Der Siio.
babn nad @ier. Tins ipar oas gbr.
eniport absenommen luoroen, Dor.
Sabren nibts bon Der Sade
perlaiiten 3t laiien
5ortiesiing foIgt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-06
AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Services to Which All Are
Cordially Invited.

Meeting at the Gospel Mission at 1890
followed by Sunday school in charge OF
the Friends. Regular preaching services
at 3 and 7.30 P. M. by Miss Atkinson
Meetings every night through the week
w. c. Halves, Supt.
Free Baptist Church on Winthrop street
B. p. Hope pastor. Morning sermon OF
The Rending of the Vail" Sunday
school at noon; Y. p. S. c. f. at 6.45
evening service at 73O with sermon or
The Soul as its Own Judge
st. Barnabas Chapel. Preaching ser
vices will be resumed at $50 P. M. Sun
day.
ST. Marks Church. Rev. Bion c. Rob-
erts. Rector. 9th Sunday after Trinity !
Holy eucharist 7.3O A. NJ Holy eucharist
and sermon 1890. Evening prayer 7.3O p
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Scien-
fist: Services Sunday at 1915 A NJ; sub
iect; Spirit" Wednesday evening meet
ing at 7.30 at the Christian Science read
ing room. 90 Sewall street.
Christian Science Society Sunday ser
vices at II A. NJ. Subject Spirit" Sun
day school Il NJ. Wednesday evening
meeting at 7.45. Reading room open to
the public daily from 8 to 5 2. M except
Sunday. Christian Science Hall, 223 Wa
ter street.