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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14
(sinc yWaincMW MWcoGd)tnipicier.

Gibington, 13. tScbrltor. -
Ger 5lpOIite SubreStag Der 3crIto-
ring bcs Shlad)tidiilcS nMoi1c" illl
Noicl bon Surauo nnl n0dItcl
Gicnitog ioH bnrh cine 9icibe non
Geb1htribicicrn in @oibin9tun mo
ulh urbercn Stdbten bea 9unoca be-
g1ngcn lucrbcn, ,ino cine @cmeguug
sir Grrihtunl eineS Wcnlunerts il,
Chrcn Der Seclelte. ueld)c Orrh oit
MctuIlrnphc 0us Seben pcrlorclL lit
i'm @ongc. Gus Monlll1ent ioQ an
&c, bcligen aslrlington Cemetery"
crridtct rerben. Gie sSeicr oes Soh.
rcstoge3 beaunn lhon beiltc III bicIi'
ger Staot h,trb elue Gcriumnllitll
III scr crlten Gongregationaliiten.
STRIDE. slolnirul 6borlcs 3. Slaa-
Zee. pclbcr bns Sd,lacbtifiii 5ilr
;}eit iciner 3eritornng bciebIi9tc
Giclt bic bol,pti1hlidc Reoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14
Der aricg in Niearagna.

nnagno, i3. Scbrlnr. -
Tic Nadrif)t iiber Die fiirslid)e Gin
ilnbme poll 9Roto1dlpn birdb ben Sn.
irrgcntell-@citernl Gbonprro iheini
6em HrGiioenten @iuorij uno ieinell
slnbanBern groBe Sorae 5u bereiten.
&'enn nidt ollie 3eihen triigen, io
hiirftr Gbanorro binnen aur3em Dor
ser SanptItdbt iiebell. gic aiegie
rllngStruppen trcfieu il,puiiheu I'm.
i.nltcn, Diutoaulpu ipieoer ciijillleb
il'rlL ulto pildn3en ifrpere Seitiise
oui ben Soiigeln I'm Die Stoot her
oiii. Gin 9omboroenient ipiro be.
iiirdltet, nno Gin Courier lit Don BORT
Tier nngefonnicn. um ben anleritn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14
Mls &cidIc am Strnnbc gcfnnbcn.

I'tlnntic = itn Nh. 13. Sc.
brudr Sane 9ounls, IS Sabre
alr, Sndjtcr bcS !Nrn. Gbos. 9loom5
lnb 8ottin Don bier, rpuroc hciltc
ji Scntnor Bead, ais @eidjc am
Stranoe geilmocn, nadocm lie iibcr
cine @odc lang ucrid,munoen acne.
icn mar. Gic Eplijci iabnbct olri
Nnt. Sier, cilten jllngen perbciro,
thcten Dionn bon }ItIontic Gitp, mel.
oler jlllebt in Bciclid)nft oes Ut1b.
tJcn5 geIebell lpnr0c, ebe 0oiielhe IN
ctr !Rad1t pom 4. 6ebrlinr abbunoeil
fam. Iie So0te bat cine WuitDc ur,
anpi, iiber Dem linfcn 9uae, inoei.
iii fam oieieIbe entltanoen ictn
nobreno Die 2eide Don Den Weueu
nin Strnn6r bcrltm aeitleuoert
iuuroc.
SaiTe .firY NuslaHb betsset q, 3atue. 4ta
Ch'oaIdmsseetts Hatt eaitpu 4sSte.aSs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14
SdjreflidJc llcbcrraidJnna cincs
Gntcre.

beaumont Ger, IS. 6cbrilor.
- Willinm Groot. Gin beformtcr 2n-
melt, iticG, pGbrCnO er nit ieincnl
9rtomobil riidludrta ats Dem S6up,
pen fnbr, Ne1cn elm 0inocrnib imo
orcbte lnebr @roIt an nm boiielbr III
ilberluinoen. 2lla cr oonn ouSiticg.
nm nndBnicbcn. iuno cr, oob er icin2
iG Oionotc oltc (od)ter Hberiobrcr
mo inter bcn @fdocrl 5ermulnlt
butte. Go0 ain6 mar ibm IN Den
Shupprn 0eioIGt Obne oob er ga,
riun pubtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14

Hrourupullo int StCrbcU.
Q}oiluuo. 13, Tc5ruor Der
Gomponiit Huggcra SconcoUalIo
licat icbmcr tronf an ciuenl 5cr3lei
Ocn Ourlicoer. Scin oinichciocH mirh
bciilrdtet. Ger 9ruocr oe2 aronfcn
lit tcIepboniih noh liuiInno bcrlfcn
luorOcn.
GrrunA cn h item ser 81 ar
cot GrpcOittuu.
Euntu Nrruoa. l3. N}cbr. -
Die irun5oiiihr unarftiiha Grpcoi'
tion itcat icb pom uiiienihoftlihen
Stuuoplmft aus ais ciu Grfolg
bcruua., Ger Heitcr ser Grpcoition
Nr Sean NJ. G6urcot. lit nuf Dent
Compiler oYourQuoi Eo9" bier eiIt
QctroiferL nuh0eIn er bis iumt 20.
Wrao iii0llcher @rcitc lm0 i76. 0ra0
ucitllhcr &0uQc uorQcOrltGcn mar
t20 MciIcn ncltca 2un0 iucitlih luO
iiblih bon Nleron0cr %alumO cnt
0Ctt, Oic Stilitcnlredcn uCrnciicn mo
friibcrc &onOfnrtcn ucrpollitdnOilt.
M1brcn0 0cS critcn nuturttildCu
S0nunera mar Die expedition, trub
Der Shluicri1tcltell 0ic ibrcn GrinlA
81 0ciGGr6cn Nrohtcn I'M Stouoc Die
Iron5olIdlc aartc bis 2IOcln0c
(Solono, uor Der n0rolihen Giniahrt
jlr WiogelIon. StroBc, bis SIR mclt
lihen Siiltc Der aonigin 9lbelnioe
rN1icln ~ OcruoIlltInbigen mo cine
Strcdr rleuen Sun0c0 pon t20 Wiei
len 81 uCrnlciicn Sdlicblid) lit Die
Grpc0ition bis 9llcrunocr >SSluuo gcs
Iongt. Gie @cQcuo mltr0c Ourd).
tnrlht mo crluc9 lid ais Ourb Sis
bcrAc ucrlpcrrt un0 NIT Gisbcrgcn
@lctIdcrt ln0 Sclsroilen beOedt.
Die Toridlcr iunocn fcincn aeiiigcn
0cu Sdbub iiir 0cu gSirtcr lmo bracb
ten Oieicn ollf Ectcrnlon &&luuo 5ll
Ger SStntcr Wor ucrbdltniBmuBia
milo, obcr bod, ItrcnG gcnug. I'M Die
OlitNlic0cr Der GrpcOition uiclind
front lucrOcn ju loiicn. %l bcnI Gi2
bcrG.@cbiet lurrOen 3ablrcicbc into
relluntc erfitrlioncn lmtcrnnntluen.
Sn acknowledgement untorftildcu
Sonmcr crioridtc Ole Grpeoiticu
deception SSlon0 ltnp Nuogcmon
.Sslol1o int 9lrhipel pea Soltth
ShctIon0. Iunn mouotc lie iid luci
ter iiiomGrt9; nclle9 SuuO Wcitlid
mo iii0Ih bon 9Ilcranocr.Snn0 uur.
DC cntocdt in6 olttb Ectcr ,<%luuo Dc
ild)t. Wlit ocn Shifi mur Die G.r.
petition bis 5unl 10. GrdO iiiOlihcr
Wreite un0 t20. @ruo meitlihcr
Snngc gctonumcn.
Nlcrdnocr &alun0 p0cr mic G.
non6nol Aenonnt miro, 9tlcrun0cr
%on0, lit cine flcine %nicl i'm gltlun.
tiihcn Gcenll, ebeulo luter 50 @roo
iiIolidcr 9rcitc mo 100 @raO mcitli
der S0nac, lno Gilt ais elm lbcil
oc0 ioAcndnntcn ontorftilcbcn Cont
ncnta. Die G'nt0cdtng crfolqtc 1921
ollrd 9elilGsbolticn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14

1iidlcn aonilil Soic Slipnrcs 5u CT.
lufcn bic 3critorln1 Don omcrito.
niidcnl Gigcntblm 5u per1iitcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14
SaS iebltc nod.

HyIlu. :. @rpon crflirt iih iiir Socol
Option. - Cine arielarrfIGrlmQ
gcGen Die Spirituoicn-S Sntcreiieu
mo cine Grmabmmg an sic DC
nlotrotiihe Yortci id ppu Scr.
iclbcn IoS5llio9er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14

&incpln, 9tcbr., IS. 6ebrllur. --
III cincm Der biciigcn ErciiC 5lrr Scr.
rflcntIifumA iibergebcnpu Shreibcu
rrtlGrt iih Der jur Belt in Siioomc-
rita rciicnoc ebemoliGc Ocmofrotiibe
Tiihrer iiir GolmtpySption in 9tc
lraSfn nnb ingt, es lei 3eit, boB ole
politiihen Eorteien Den Spiritloien.
r>ntcreiicn ben Hiiden febrtrn. Golm-
t1-Nocnl Option lci gered)t lrno loNiidj
fiIr Srocrnnnn im0 Die hcgicrlr!I
bcbc ci1 un5peiielbnftc3 Gcdt, 0ct
Spirihloicnbanbcl oui irgcn0 cine
ihr pniicno crihcinen0c Ncilc III re-
gulircn. SScitcr hciBt Ca in Dem
Sdrcibcn, Die &irtbidloftcn - oller.
p!n9@ nid)t ollie, ober 10 5iCmlih ollc
- itGnoen inn 9iinoniB nit Ocln
SuItcr. Sic iuiirben bCitGnbi1 oo3lt
urriucnoct. bic Enlitif III cprrltn1pi-
rcH lmO cine intclli0entc @cipredutl
GitcntIlder ,Srogcn 3ll pcrcitcln. Tic
Spirltilolcn SntcreNcn milhtcn lid
III ullc tSrngen cilL lucldc ibr @e.
ic11it uudb mlr nnnGbcrnO beriibren.
Ml Der lebten SiBlnA Der '@eiet-
Gc6unA bon febrnSfn, in mcldher bic
Ncnotrotcn sum eritcn Male in Scr
Vcid)htc 0cS Stootce cine Nioiori.
t0l III bcioen 3rueigen bottelt, bGttcn
liCl 0lcIc Sntcrclien pCrbuBt 9cmodbt
mo ocn IN icocr on0crcn NiIicbl
Glta9ejcihnetcn SciltltnAen Scr 2egiS-
l0tlr Den Stcnpcl Der Shou0C ultis
GeGrildt Sic bitten gcniigCu0 &c.
natorcn Controlirt, I'M Die llntrrs
Hrlld,mg Der <Snitiotiut mo 0c8 NE
icrcnocm 5u pereiteln. Die ocnlofru
tllhe Fartci fonne lid icrnerbin nid)t
sum Mlmoihid Der Spiritiloien. Sc.
t(reIlen bcrgeben. Sie fonue fcil1
9'cllelnld0tt mebr nit elmer ielblt.
iitdtigen mo geluiiienioien Naitotiou
boben, melcbc Die S'iritnien. Snte.
rcI'cn aegcn bas Scim uno bcnStnnt,
GcAcn Ole Eriuot- Sugcno un0 bic 81.
tcltlidc Mornl filbrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14

Sr. Gpuf unb Wnttin in @GlOiuin
nngcfOmmcn.
$oottcu iidb in Niontcpioeo oli ocnl
ocutihcn Gompfcr n0iiria" cil.
gcihiiit. @citcrrciic nud
)tor0cn, muDriGcinlih 5ucrit nod'
Goaoo, - 2icB iih mli fejue In.
tcrreouug elm. Shrcdlihc
lumpicrs&ntoltrophc IN Der Wtos
1clIuuItroBc. - Compiler @inlu"
geitrnn0et lWO ibcr so NtCnihcn
cbCn ucrlorcn. --- 9ridcr ) Gors
bcrcitlWgcn iiir @uIlonfobrt ilbcr
0cn CScnn nobcNu uollcn0Ct.
%oI0iuio GbiIi, 13. 6ebruor, --
Or. Src6crid 9l Goof, Der Yolurior.
lcbcr ltlo ongcbllbc Nprbpolclt0cfcr,
lit nit lcincr @ottn on @or0 0eS
Oclltihcn Tompicra yCiiria" bier AT.
Nctommen. Gr bnttc Iid) III Wtontc.
pioco cin0cIdiiit ltn0 reiltc inter Dem
Nomcn :. Groin. Selltc rciitc ouo
Gbcpnor iucitCr nod gtnr6cn ob. Ser
Gottor licB iid olli feline lmtcrrc,
Oung cin.
Ter Tnmpicr oCiiriH" 0inN on I.
&nnnnr bon Nnnlblrg ln0 om ).
Sonllnr BON 2tntncrpcn nod Golluo
ob. %crmItbIid IeNtc er SIT Wtontc-
pibco an, 100 Or. Goof ltn0 @ottin
an @orO acfommcn icin ioacu. Scin
9Inlc0cn Oniclbit lit iibrigcna nod
niht bcridtct lporOen.
e 0 d cine Gompicr &oto.
ltropbc.
S0ntiuNo, Gbili, IS. Gcbruor.
- Scr Compiler o2imn" pon Der
. |ociiic 9touiNotion So. lit al cis
ner Der Snicln Der y0uomblin.@uiio
&C Der MogellonItroBe acitronoct mo
nobridcinid, total ucrlorep.. Ter
SOotlc un0 90 Guliogicrc crtronfen.
Ter britiihc 0nupicr y@otlmlct"
lcttctc 2O5 Micnidcl BON .0cm &C
iirnnOctcn Compiler, mlBtc ic0od IS
jrriid loiicn, 0crcn Jicttltng imnog
lid, mar. Ter 0nmpicr ,Simo" per
tchrte 5uiiden Hiucrpopl mo iii0s
omcrifnniihcn $1uicn Gr mar cin
l0l 6llb lon0e0 tSobrcllg Don 3tt5
Sonncu lrl0 mlr0c IN 1907 3ll @loa
BJm 1cbnllt. 9m 26. ,Sonlur AinA
II bon Nnbia @loncn mad, hilcniid,cn
uno pcrlIoniicben N0icn ub. Gic
&>unmbIms Bniin9c lit cine cngc, nit
NciGbrliGcn Mlippcn gciiute Ilrdl-
iGbrt jmilhcn Den &nicln Son Fr.
Hrn mo GbiIoc.
2lncut, Gbili, l2. sScbruor. -
Ser Compiler oStrntbirit" lit nit
1873 WGnncrl rn0 6rnuen oeS Cam
piers oYinn" lmO Il Wiitglicoerr
Scr 0Ionnid)nit bier ongcfonncn.
Gic nn Noro Oca NrodS 5ltrid &c.
loncncn IS Ferlonen lno rettma@
Ir< ucrIorcn. IS bciono lid, fcin
Irntpdilcr uui Dem geitronortelt
Compicr, oo ole 9cbGtcr 3crpluBt
p0rcn. Ger Sdiiibrld) ercignctc lid
am .. t5cbrlor.
CNlc oblgcn Gepcihen !oiien 0cn
}oncu 0c2 IunpicrS. mclhcr Die
POS llcberIcbcnhcn rcttetc. 3mciicl.
Joit. Ger Gompicr nSootlllnct" iii
nj Shlii0rcaiItcr pc3cidnet, luGb
-eno fcm Gontpicr oStrutburIt" be
tonnt iit)
Srudcr'2 proicftirtc
@dlloninbrt ilbcr
0cn S5con.
NioOrio 13. 6cbruar. Gincr
~cpe'd)e on Isl Smpnrciol" ans Be
icrifIo 5llIolgc bat Der ociltidle Nero
lnnt @rudcr i'm Gcrcil nit Dem
: ocrItrn Sd)nf unO Dem Soltptnlunu
(FeSner icne &orbercitlngen iiir oic
I'm ibm bcabiidti1tc Suitihiiiabrt
ipcr oen atlnntihen C5cnt nobcp:
]oIlcn0ct. Bic 0rei erm1hntcn Scr
en- moIlcn Den C5eon in cinem arc
;cn lcntbaren Suitidbiii frcuien.
Sbrcnl Frogronm jllioIae luer0en lie
ltnIun9s .Q'oi ~ leneriiiu nuiltci-
len iuto iiber Forto )iico, Cuba, Ilr.
'ioo lnO 2olliiiona noh 9ieu.9)orf
ahrcr. ,Sbre 9iulte rirOc oui
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14
,,n gsoterioro, nobe letroi.

IN Wnferfor0, ilnhe 2etroit
Mid, fam bic nei,njdbrigc Seone
SeIiions, Sod]ter oes ,snrmers Go.
raro Seiiions, baourd 3ll 1ooe, bob
Iic niit ibrern flcineiL ben Berg bin.
ch iailienoen Sdlitten in bie 9ofo.
nlotiuc cilles Eerioner3uges iubr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-01

Joseph Roy was arraigned peiore
the municipal court Tuesday morn
ing on a charge of search and SEIZURE
of Intoxicating liquor. the case grow
ing out of the seizure by the sheriHs
Sunday morning of three CANON jug
of whiskey at No. 10 Franklin street
The respondent was represented ny
Joseph Williamson of Williamson q
Burleigh and pleaded not guilty. EVIL
dence was introduced by the delence
to show that the liquor was not in'eho-
ed for illegal sale and had peen pur-
chased preparatory to fishing TRIP u
Belgrade Memorial day, that the sea-
on the jug had not been broken, aiso
that it had been hid in the hehhouse
until such time as the fishing party
was ready to start. After hearihs .,ie
testimony the court ordered tnat tne
respondent be discharged. Inoiiias
Moriarty. claiming Portland as MS
home, was before the court on
charge of vagrancy and was gwen
sentence of six months in jail at marc
labor. Several cases of intoXlcatloi
,vero disposed of.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-01
SAGADAHOC
RICHMOND

Mrs. Charles Stinson and daughter
of Bath are guests of Mr. and Mrs. NJ
B. Smith.
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. c. Blair of Somer-
vile, Mass. were guests of relatives in
town over Memorial day
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Wakefield re-
turned Friday from a trip through the
West.
Hiss Mary White of Portland spent
the day Monday with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. r. II. White.
Miss Bertha Yeaton is the guest of
friends in Cambridge, Mass, for two
weeks.
Roland Hilton Of Boston is the guest
OF his father l.. NJ. Hilton.
Miss Medora Haskell of Portland is
the guest of Misses Harriette and
Ruth Croker.
Mrs. Geo. Fish is visiting at the
home of her parents in Cronpton, r.
l. for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Merriman and
son Earle of Waterville are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Averill over
Memorial day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Duren returned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-01
SUPERFLUOUS
HAIR REMOVERS
inc New York World, in Commenting
upon unscrupulous Manufacturers
of Them. Saws:

me fakes put on the market in the
, as, Ten years have numbered their vic
Inns by the hundreds of thousands.
Empty promises have bfen made by
scores of promoters in the wild scramble
~ get the money. The marvel is that
M"'nan has not become SO thoroughly dis
susted as to reject all treatments for
But her hope for remedy was not in
s ,u ana the credit of coming to her as
s'stahce fell to an American. Only few
vars ago the now well known De Mira
e.e treatment was brought forth and 1t
proved TO he d revelation in modern sci
Tnce; A representative of the New York
,worlo investigated the discovery and
me methods by which it was introduced
~ the public He found exhaustive tests
na.e SHOWN it to he the long desired,
practical, expeditions and safe way in
, Mnich to destroy the growth of hair.
nose who put it before the public knew
wy Ialiacy and dishonesty of publishing
ttA'ravagant claims. They did not resort
. ~, any catch schemes such as making
irrespective customer special offer OF
personal interest They started in
~. WIN the confidence of those interested.
a., IN this way they have been eminent
~ successful y q What is more to
,me point. it has been Endorsed by promi-
i ne,il physicians. representative medical
journals and leading magazines devoted
=. ~. woman's cause. There is too much at
s.ake to risk such Endorsements if they
sui of repeated chemical experiments
".io thorough knowledge of the origin
~ vl all hair growth could stand against
nv me investigation of such authorities
me De Miracle Chemical Company is
sTpen and above board in every detail.
me Endorsements are not just claimed.
d ~ llttie probing on the part of the paper
disclosed the fact that they are published
at9 sent broadcast. with the identity and
aSa9Iess of the writer or publication
soded; This is the stumbling block of all
SPECIALIZED remedies. A reputable member
IN .ne medical profession or a publication
T.; ~ good standing could never afford to be
tfHe,ntlhed with anything that savors of a
tSAe, ana the voluntary praise given
through these channels is not to be
.uusnt with money. 1t is given on the
strength of conviction.
., When so great and reliable publlca-
soii as the New York World publishes
S sum facts as the above in reference to
n malr removers it should be sufficient to
ou,hVlnce any one that De Miracle is the
vmy absolutely safe. reliable and trust
Worthy hair remover ever offered the
WTunllc De Miracle is sold by Bowditch
webster & Co.
rihe complete article of the New York
worid. and Editorials of many other
,.s'i-known publications with our Book
~ containing testimonials. will be mailed
IRE. arse In plain sealed envelope on request
0sSSaoress iOa Miracle chemical CO. Dept
y; Park av. and 18th st. New York
Ante foy..it, tcday.. y:a+,s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-01

A great deal of favorable comment
was heard Monday afternoon relative
to the fine appearance of the Augusta
fire department in the Memorial day
parade, and the compliments bestowed
we're certainly deserved. The different
pieces of apparatus were bright ana
clean the department horses some OF
the handsomest in the city. and the
men themselves presented fine APP
pearance They looked well in their
neat blue uniforms. marched well and
were in every way a credit to Augusta.
Turning out on that particular occasion
meant quite an extra amount
of work for the men as after
the run through the mud to the
fire Sunday night the horses
and apparatus were daubed all over.
ca that while the former had to be
given a bath. the latter had to be thor
ourhlv washed and the metal work
polished, which meant that some or
the men had to work until nearly
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-01
Like Finding Money

Bowditch. Webster & Co, the popular
druggists. are making an offer that is
just like finding money for they are SELL
ing regular so cent bottle of Howard's
celebrated specific for the cure of con-
stipation and dyspepsia at half price. In
addition to tn. this large discount they agree
whom the specific does not cure.
1t is only recently through the solicita-
ton of Druggists Bowditch, Webster &
Co. that this medicine could be bought
for less than fifty cents. They urged the
proprletors to allow them to SELL it at
this reduced price for little while,
agreeing to sell a certain amount.
Anyone who suffers with headache.
dyspepsia, dizziness, sour stomach
specks before the eyes, or any liver
trouble. should take advantage of thi
opportunity. for DR.. Towards specific will
cure all these troubles: But if by any
Il Co will return your money.
il S-15
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-01
Order Of Notice Thereon.

District of Maine, IS.
On this 2Sth day of NJ A. D. 1910. on
reading the foregoing petition, 1t is
Ordered by the Court. That hearing be
had upon the same on the nth day of
June. A. ID. 1910, before said Court at
Portland. in said District. at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon; and that notice thereof
be published in Daily Kennebec Journal.
a newspaper printed in said District, and
that all known creditors. and other per
sons In interest may appear at the said
time and place, and show cause. IL any
they have. why the prayer of said petit
toner should not be granted
And 1t Is further Ordered by the Court,
That the Clerk shall send by mail to ali
known creditors copies of said petition
and this order. addressed to them at their
places of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Clarence Hale.
Judge of the said Court. and the seal
thereof at Portland. in said District. on
the 18th day of May. A. d. 1910
lLS.J JAMES f. HEWEY, Clerk.
true copy Of petition and order there
on.
Attest: JAMES f. HEWEY. Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-01
Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge.

In the matter of
HERBERT l. PRATT. ! In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
To the Hon. Clarence Hale, Judge of the
District Court of the United States for
the District of Maine.
Herbert l.. Pratt of Waterville. I'm the
County of kenne bee. and State of Maine.
in said District. respectfully represents,
that on the nth day of July. last past,
the Acts of Congress relating to bank
ruptcy; that he has duly surrendered al!
his property and rights of property. and
has fully complied with all the require
ments of said Acts and of the orders of
Court touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore lie prays. That he may be
decreed by the Court to have d full dis
charge from all debts provable against
his estate under said bankruptcy Acts.
except such debts as are excepted by
law from such discharge
Dated this list day of April, A. D. 1910
HERBERT L.. PRATT.
BANKRUPT
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DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
Delegates and Alternates Chosen for
State, District, County Conventions.

Democratic caucus was held at Cit,
hall last evening for the purpose o
choosing II delegates and Il alternate.
TO attend the State convention. which
viii be held at Augusta June Is; L
delegates and II alternates to attenC
the district convention, which will be
held at Waterville June H. and 81 dele
gates and 81 alternates to attend tn.
county convention which will be helt
at Gardiner June 20.
Joseph Williamson presided at tn
caucus ana Thomas c. Ingraham act
ed as the secretary
Mayor Plasted stated to the eau
Gus after his name had been mentione,
by few of the speakers that he wa
not seeker for the Democratic noml
nation for the Governorship but tina
he would obey the will of his party.
The following delegates and alter
mates were chosen:
State convention at Augusta, Jun
15-Delegates, Il. ]. Lynch, Robert Mo
rng, E. NJ. Mower, A. l.. Brown. Fl. 4
Hanks, b. F. PARROT. B. W. Cote
Leon Carey, George w. Motherwell
Manson W. Dennis. A. S. Cyr, c. 6
\oiS' II. u CdIii, II. u. SIoOhei, EiIOCl
Merrill, L. l.. Cooper. Joseph William
son; alternates, Reuel j. Noyes. E. H
Ingraham, l.. l.. Mann, G. f. Rilodeau
l.. V. Clark. p. w. Foley. r. w. Pope
J. f. Dunn. Henry Lemieux, w. I
Perry. Fl. +. Gilmore, James A. Jones
George C. Libby, Marcellus Shaw. S
S. Lancaster, George A. Prescot
Frank B. Gedney.
District convention at Waterville,
June 14-Delegates. j. H. Cogan, 10
seph Pomerleau. Thomas c. Ingraham
ID. +. Moore, T. G. Thibodeau, H. :
Thompson, f. l.. Mclean. e. H. Mosh
er, l.. Il. Williams. j. n. Bisson, S.
Lancaster Frederick w. Plasted, 10
seph LARA bee, John f. Spauldng. Viii
liam A. Hanks, Scott Hewins. Charlie
T.. Fletcher; altcrnates. F. c. Blacl
A. Merle Cole, A. Cunningham, j
McDavid. Alphonse Cote, Paul Dau
lueil NJ. p Wight, J. f. Fuller. F.
Gonyer. p. Sullivan. j. f. Murphy, J.
Fl. Doe, G. p. Dyer. G r. Mosher,
H. Dill. Jr.. l.. a. Ellis. S. j. Hegart!
County convention at Gardiner. Jun
20--DelegateS. e. f.. Newbert, f. "
Hanks. w. w. Morse, ]. f. Church
Chester l.. Noyes, f. G. Perham. L
f., Hewins. Q. J. Cote. Ward G. Holinc:
=. c. Murphy, l.. J. Colgan. f. II. Till
son. John Morang. Orrm l.. Choat'
Dominick Matthew. Edward BoneL
FAINT, J. F. Bilodeau, o. e. Douglass, T.
+. Gilman. John A. Buckley. JOSEF
Williamson. l.. B. Weaver. GeorS
Hunt. Edison Locke, J. G. Murphy,
D. Blaisdell. J. E. Dunn, S. G. G
Ward. w. w. Wing, George l.. Weeks
F. w. Libby: alternates. w. j. Ske
han. Jacob Fowler, Asa Cole. e. Q
Cony, Joseph Pelletier F. r. Turner
T.. j. Philbrck, J. M. White. e.
Randall, G. w. Peaslee. E.. E. Brad
bury. Orville l.. Roberts, K. j. viii
liams G. p. Green. w. w. Jackson
George D. White. A. H. Chadbournt
James A. Mcdonald, F. c. Decring, }
F. Dearborn. G. c. Flagg. Orrln /
Frost. George F. Snow. Sumner Pun
len, George H. Harvey, Harold r. Doe
Thomas Fl. Matthews. F. c. Morton
Herbert c. Brown. c. F. Mcnamara
Daniel j. Rice.
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Order Of Notice Thereon.
District of Maine. So

District of Maine, IS.
On this 18th day of May, A. d. 1910, on
reading the foregoing petition, 1t is
Ordered by the Court. That a hearing
be had upon the same on the nth day of
June, A. ID. 1910, before said Court at
Portland. in said District. at ten o'clock
in the forenoon; and that notice thereof
be published in Daily Kennebec Journal.
a newspaper printed in said District, and
that all known creditors, and other per-
sons In interest may appear at the said
time and place. and show cause, II any
they have. why the prayer OF said petit
TONER should not be granted. Il
And 1t Is further Ordered by the Court,
That the Clerk shall send by mail to all
known creditors copies of said petition
and this order, addressed to them at their
places of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Clarence Hale.
Judge of the said Court, and the seal
thereof. at Portland, In said District. on
the 18th day of Nav. A. d. 1910.
GL.S.1 JAMES f. HEWEY. Clerk.
true copy of petition and order there
on.
Attest; JAMES E. HEwEY, Clerk.