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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11
Ger iuuae offered, Der 10.

Ger iuugs 9iered. Der ios
sben Elm Dsrt, bettteIt: Die 9eitdnos
niffe eiHes 9arbaren" bat eridetnsn
lafsn, piro pon Der ensliid umsri'
taniihen 9reife aer5auit. tpeil er nod
ibrer gebduptuna, unier 3anp ihledt
osmqbt babe. Dus 1T aber bur1aus
niHt Der Gdu. Das RibperftdubnlB
ift oarauf 5uriid5ufiibreu, buB 8isred
Dem ameritaniiden Bolt GmpfdngIihz
felt fir oas SoeaEe abipridt. 9as bat
er ourh 9etpeiie gu bstrIftigen geiuht,
bic niat beionoers seiattt sspdhit
fpdren. Gr idst, oaB Die Imeritdner
ben sSubeI zines 9eIebrten niht 81
piiroigen periteben, Der nah sebnjdbris
ger 5oriduug elm sriediItss unreusIs
mdbiges 3eitport entoedt, ooer Die
9efrieoiauns eines 0idters, Der mad
benz er iein 8ebirn 3ermartert, einen
Ieinen 9eoantsn entIprehenDen Itnnte
gen Qusorut sefunpen babe. Oafiir
miro 9iered ins 2dterlthe 9s3o-
gen, aber nur bespegen, neil feline
arititer i5u ni6t psrIteben t0nnen posr
poDen. DOgssen gierets 3orn ith
ridtst, lit bic 4nbetuns oes soIoensr
SaEbes unb BEL rtdtieer Odritsaung
piiroen gtmeritansr, Die iiberbaupt oes
Oentens fGbis iino. 5ugeitonoen BADEN,
oab oieTer 9ortpurf elmer getpiFtu Be.
rsdtiguns nidt sntbehrt. Jir Die
grobe RaFe geIten in gu grcbem
UeaBe nur Sic S6Gbe, Die man in
5ruben uufbetpa6rt uno lie beiist tetn
geritdnonib fir S6dBe. tpeI6e rpeosr
RoIt nod Ufpttsn freiTeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11

gs pirb barauf 5ingspisIen,
bag ipenn bus Cberbunossgsri6t Ole
4ufIOfung bes &ohIsn0ls unb oes
Sabdt 5ruits unorbnen Tollte, ods
burd fir 13 U2ilIiaroen Dollars
Bombs unb 2Ittien fit in ipertbloIe
Utatulutur DerndnoeIn tpuroen. DFeie
an9abe entfprtht ben 5bdtIafen.
9BeHn oaber bic gntIheibunq geqen bic
genannten FRUITS erflieBen foQte, 10
IGse cine oringenoe glotbDenoiafeit
DOT. bieie aapitalien gu rstten, o6er
nur untsr Der 8eoinauuq, Dab oas
publitum ben n0tbioen S6ub finbet.
Sas t0nnte nur in Der gSeiie qez
fheben, oaB uae 9ipibenben Iber eis
nen gsipifen 8etrog Dem 8unbe on.
beimfielen, mas CUR natiirliten sSofge
hdtte, oaB man Die DiDibenoen oura
5erabfesung Der WodrenpreiIe bsre
rriuoern ipiirbe. Gs 1T ober nitt erz
fi4tIi4. boB Oisienissn, tDeIde auf bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11

Der Geutripebrmann 5arrb O. gls
gas bon Der aompnenis SO. 80 biirft.
am fommenben Dieni.as cine eremplas
riite Strafe su g.ipdrtiaen babsn.
am Dienitag pirb gIsos Dor WpbI.
fobrtsoirestpr email erfheinen uno
iif aesen bic BeiduIbisunesn perants
fpprten miinen, bic CHARTS putnid,
Elm aHesiteuter I'm iidbtiinen Stras
benrtinigunsss Department ses.n ibn
erbebt. mie putnid behauptet, IolI
Glsas nibt nur feinen bdusIihsnGrie.
ben ssisort, fonbern ibm cine esboris.
arudt priis.l perabreint baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11

Sablrcidbe Wraomatoen
GrbieIteu atitern i'm Gineinnati Son.
ierpaturb VI aRufe lire Siplome,


Cine aubsrcrbentIih Itattlid)e 3abl
bon @robudRben mar Is, bic geitern
in etm pcn GrI. Clara 9aur seleitetsu
Cincinnati GOnisrpaiorp Of Usuiic biz
Diplome erbielt uno bic lleberrei'
hunesrebe bielt ReD. 5enrn Wtlpius
Curtis, Der ben junsen Muiitbef!iiie'
nen ouf ibrm fsrneren 2ebenspes ct
liGe nobIaemsinie RatbihIdge nitgnb.
gslegtntlib Der esftrisen Ghlub'
feier geldngte sin aubsroroentlib inter-
eiiantes grosromm sur Durhfiihrung.
b.iisn DIon3nummer nnitreitig 0ou.
uoo's 5rauertaniute .Gallia" mar, bi,
burh ben gbcr uno bds Srheifer
cine abiolut muiiereiiliise auffiibrune
fanb. Die SoIopdrti. mar bei Jrau
CLARA Roda Gb.rIe portrdflia aufge'
hoben.
Cine tntbuitaIfiIhe Gufnabms fant
elsihfaIIs zibdifopssi's .Ratur unt
liebs1, in ipelnem als SoIiitinnsH fid
FRI. sylorenee anna Zeal, frau gfaro
gpda Gb,rk unb ssrdu Gertrude Wills
6unnieutt befiens btfp6brt,n. Don ben
Orheiternumfnern iprab uarentlit
bic Snpertiirs su Die iisiliani'f.
8esper@ BON Werbi an uno Signor Ii
rinbelIi, bsm 2etisr bes ghors unb Or
hefters fuurben i'm 2aufe BEG abenoE
.HtufioftiIne. tDoblptroisn!t Spdtio'
nen bereitet.
Tae Damen unb 5erren, bic aeitern
abenb tire Giploms srhisItsn, iparsn:
0eparfement fir 8eiona:
1rl. Warion ged glDdIom uno syrl.
aulu llrmftoa.
9epartement fir aTapier.
fpieI:
sSrl. 5elsn Rap 4unaTt, FRI. Din.
9irsiHia 9reeO, SRI. Winifreo Gbar.
lotts Burton. 1rl- Celia Suofon gous
nor. 1rl. g!i;abetb Gooi, fSrl. Glau.
bia Qaguifd 8cbfon. ssrl. Gillian
Dusris, JrI. aouifs aerper 5arriion
JrI. anna Worie stineaio, sgrou Senrr
grssoen G.iabion, JrI. Spa Muors
fri. 9rdee Mcpndlene gortune, Fri
Grma gusuita Rsis unb GrL 2ulu
llrmiion.
Departsmsut fir Gsigeus
fpiel,
1rl. Gm gitber Smii9 un6 FRI
6enrietta Mliee WsibL.
Department. fir pors
tras stunt:
syrI. Waobes BIcunt uns Fri. B.fIi.
2aree Gtlep.
9epartement fIr SrseIs
fpitI.
6.rr Glfr,b 1bomas 5oIosrba1 unt
Jrl anna Warie aiueaio.
aiabemiIbes gspartemeut.
Department. fir Gefang:
Jrl. amp aIlen unb s5rau Dertruo.
Drills 5unnicl.t.
0epartemtnt fir alapisrs
fpiel:
grl. SOis Dobsnorib Cooper, FRI,
alma Goiib Grppben. 5rou Rot. ban
CORN 6aipttns, syrl. 2llmo So.bnt
6srr 6erbert 9resorp Reelp. Fri. ead
Grocs Reorbon. 5rI. Grma Siebsntba.
Isr uno JrI. Gillian a,to aror.l.
Departemsn. fiir @sigtE.
fpiel:
SRI. Sarristt Abigail Saltsmor.
Department. fir g 9uIs
multi:
sSrou Caroline Rieoer Bobmer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11

Gs bat fi9 Elm gdoetpannens
Sruit nit stnsm 9apitaI BON 100 MiIz
Iipnen Dollars gebiIoet, tporuus gu er:
ie6en 1T, Dap Die 9riinber gleth3eitia
fir Wafer geiorgt buben. Die mens
fbenfreunoIiae Qbiidt iit. DEN 9re;s
fir 8uoenannsn Inn 25 gro3ent gu
erb0ben uno natiirIih auh einen Wt!.
Itpnen Profit fir Die 9riinoer 81 erz
langeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11

sSolasn elmer Mnfl6Iuns Der Sruits
binfpeiIen, ois Sntereffen bes gubIt-
tums beriidIi4tigen ipoIlen. 1os mub
ober sefneben. rnmbslih tann sa
itattbaft iein, bob cine Regierune i1r:
SiIfe our ungebubrlihen gusbeutuna
bes Yublitums leibt, benn Rurppra'
tionen iiuo uihts anoeres aIs &C.
ibeSfe Der Reeteruna.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11

Gins million Granten
Dass anbrsns Dippel. bsr Central.
birstor bts Dor aurssm sesriiHbeten
gbieosoer Dpernbauies, iDsilts DOT
Qursem In Berlin. Der ein5ige 3wed
ieines gsiuhes mar bos Engagement
bes bstonnten frona0fifden 1snori
Dnlmores. Der DOR 2urjem i'm Nsuen
iDnigIihen Cperntbnter in Berlin ga.
itirts. Dnlmorss tDurbe FIR pier Goi'
fons perpflihtet unb erbdlt fur bisfss
3eit cine Gage pom elmer WiIlion Gran,
ten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11

Die Stanbpatter ihDpien
oroBtn Srpft ooraus, bob bic
SnIurgsnten nur in einigsn Staotss
Ronpentionen bic Sbsrbdr6 erlangt
baben. Sic ItIisben oaraus. odb oas
8olt nit ben ppIitiIden 9erbdltriHen,
ipie bic republitaniide Iomtniitratipn
fie aefhafFsn bat, einOeritonoen lit.
0as 1T teine Sslbittduftung, ioroern
cine bsfpuBte 9duftung. Die 8cns
pentionen beIteben ausItLieblid aus
gerufspolititern. 9isfs iino gsborens
Sh6nFGrber. gle pouen nismaIs
suoeben, oaB irgsno stipas ntdt IN
Sronung lift uno geben ihrs Stimme
fir bteienioe bes 8oltss aus. Sds 1T
cine grunbfalibe Wetbooe. Ias Ieste
Wort bat fhIiebIid bod Der Stimz
Qeber unb oieIer rpirb ntht tbuu, mas
bic 9olititer ibm porreben, ionosrn
mas er fir ridti9 bdIt. Grfolgreih
lam bdber Der Yolititer nur pirten,
ipenn er Die Dini6e bes 8oltes bsfries
Dtgt uno HTnt, lnoem er oirett 9eoeH
oteIelben hdnoeIt. Die falihe Wetbooe
Der YoIititer tritt am 9eutIititsn in
Wisconfin berpor. Tort bat bic re-
publitanii6e aonpention ben Sarif
9utoeheiben. Sbatiads aber ift, ouB
bus 8olt Don Wiscpnitn nit BEN Sarif
i'm b06iten 8raoe unsufrie0en III. Die
8utbeibung lit oemndd nihts anoerss,
uls cine 6erausforoerun9 an ous Bolt.
8eoeutenb osrniinftiger unD Dorthsils
ter fir Die pOlititer IelbIt fpGre es GEE
peien, tpenn ite, anitutt ben Sarif 3u
loben, einen neuen uub beReren Iarif
DsrTprotsn b6ttsr. Sn ioItem fTaue
trGren lie i'm Gjntlorge nit bsm 0oIte
qelpeisn. oo5 Td bsftimmt nidt bon
elmer 9sriammIung BON pOlititern oos
au iiberreoen laIisn ipirb, einen unbes
frieoigenOen lorif ols gut an3usr'sns
nen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11

unb 9roabtpnp mad, Der Oilbsrt 9lpe.
unb Oft Court Gtrabe nnb bas fiir
ben 8du benDtbiste gebdube III BON
Der Gtabt bereits auf benz aonbemn0r
tiongipsdt srtpprben ipprpsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11

9ie8Iei6bere6ttgungo Der
9eThIstter III in Der uneritaniihen
arintinaI Suiti3 CUR 9butiute se>
iporbeu. WdnnIihe 8srbre6er Ipis@
len .piIoer mann" uno peiblt6e 8srz
BREEDER rtpiIoe 5rau" - bsios nit
aIeihem GrfoIae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11
Die IeniperataY.

syiir bieiss glati purbsn s.iisrn BON
ben Sptitern 6. RIein &Hro
.. 435 Race Strab., FoIssnbe 1ems
Rratur : unttrihieoe resiftrirt:
Um. Grab y2m. UraS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11

Die preuBii6en Staatsba6=
men hubsn fir oas perfIoTene Rsd<
nungsjabr einsn 9stpinn BON 100
Wtillionen Mart iibsr bic S6GBurg
gu oer5sidnen. Sm 2aufe Der Sabre
Dirb Der 8eptnn nod beosuteno grD=
Der iein, ba Der 8srtebr uuf Den Gt-
isnbabnen aus natirIinen lridhcr
beitdnotg pddft. 0us lit audi in osn
Ser. Staoten Der 5aQ. Wenn Die
preuBtIhe Regierung na6 ibrem Qusz
petie cine GrbDbung Der 5raht9ebiib=
ren an9sorbnet bGtte, tpuroe Der betrsf=
fenoe WiniIter osm 8eroahte iih aus
geIsBt baben, bdB bel ibm eins Shruu.
be Ios ift. Qmeritanif6e GiIsnbabnz
qrdfiberten dber betradten es aIs
feIbftperitdnoIi6, bab BEL tpahIenbem
gei6Gft nit Den 5radtpreiien uufge=
fhIugen ptrb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11

Die 9 o f fparbortens Sill,
beren glnnabms uuBer 3peifel itebt.
beabiihtigt ben Sirn fir SpurIamteit
Su f0rbern unb 9epofiten, Die aus
Ufibtrauen ben 8dntsn borentbaIten
Deroen, in ben 9eriebr gu brinaen. 9u
niefsm 8ebufe pirb por1eTehen, oaB bic
fur Die gntaegennabme pon Sporqels
bern au5erisbenen YOItGmter Spars
marten in Stuten BON 10 Gents aus
qeben. Der ouf ioI6e Weiie einen
SoQar 3uiommenQebraht bat, fam ibn
oanH beponiren. 0afur sablt bic Res
gierung 2 Pro3ent 3tnien, al7o bebeus
teno penioer, als bic gonten. 8ieIe
Griparni'Is t0nnen ungeIegt iperben in
23pro3entigen gonos, bic in Stiiden
bon "a, 48, 72, 100 uno 800 Dollars
dusgeaeben tperben. oSn einem WonQt
lam Rtemdnb mebr ols 800 bepoe
rrirer unb Elm hoeres Sonto, alg bon
$500, ptro niht gsitdttet. unieres gr.
mefers foqte bic Regisrung bic Depos
fttenzStelen bort unlegsn, tpo feine
8dnten por6anoen itnb, penn es BAN
Delt ii6 bauptid6lih burum, 0enieni.
gen, bic tetne 9elegsubsit hdben, ibrs
@rfparniFe gu oeponiren, Iolde gu
bIeten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11

Der Prditbent Der nutiouuIen
SartftommiFior trifft ben RageI aui
ben Sopf nit ieiHer 4nIiht, bub bic
uuetnigtsit in Der republituriihen
Yartei uuf Der Steue einem frieolihen
3uiummsnarbeiten ipeiben piiroe,
1penn cine aommiTion CUR Qusarbeiz
tung zines nsuen SurtFs eingeIsst mir
be. Sos 9ubIitum babe tein 9ertrQuen
5u einen Sarif, ben bic srtrsmTtsn
5ph30lIner abgefubt ba6er. Ssiu Der
luugen gehe odbtn, ben Surtf gGr3lth
aus Der politit bsruussubebsn unb ibn
einsm 8ommittee gu iiberrpsiIen, mel
Dies 3oqe mad tpifIenfhaftlihen
8runoTdser ouFits1t. ssi Ois 8stpiBs
belt porbdnber, bab Der Surif 4qen
8erehttgteit tpiberfubren Iuiie unb
1riht einfeitiq bic SruTts beoiinItige, 10
tperbe bic WtBItimmurQ i'm 8olts unD
bic 3tptetrdht in Der B1rtsi uufh0ren.
Sbatiuhe 1T. oub Der YrGTioent IeIbit
cine foI6e 8ebanolung bes Suriis
tpiin1tt, uber es Ideint, oaB er nitt
bic n0tbi9e Gnergie beitBt, I'm feline
WiinIhe ge9enUber ben Stunbpattern
nit Godorud gu Dertreten.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-07
SUNDAY SESSIONS.

The last two addresses on the program
of the conference, Sunday afternoon and
evening, We're delivered by J. Lowell Muir
ray of New York, educational secretary
of the Student Volunteer Movement on
EMISSIONS" In the Sunday afternoon ad-
dress he discussed the phase 1.-The Call
of the Missionary Enterprise to the Lay
men of Today
'To this enterprise" said Mr. Murray,
there is a variety of calls-the obliga-
ton of self-interest national, congrega-
tional and individual, but a more useful
and imperative call must be found. Leave
out the imperative call of Christ and His
personality, either of which is sufficient
basis, and the character of God which is
the ultimate basis, and confine ourselves
to the great and sufficient basis is a call
to the laymen of today. The non-Chris-
tian world of heathendom has desperate
need of Christ. This statement has been
questioned but examine the religious,
such as Paganism, Copecianism. Moham-
mechanism, Buddhism and Hinduism. Here
again comes the call for the laymen to
accomplish the great task that seems set
apart for them. AS we consider this lay
men s movement we see IL lOu DIS all or
ganization, but rather as an inspiration.
| the laymen, personally consecrating
themselves to this enterprise. are organ
izing themselves to promote the mission
airy education in the churches.
In the evening DR.. Murray spoke be-
| fore a mass meeting in City hall, along
| the same lines. The opportunity in the
| foreign fields today in Japan, China and
| India, as well as the Near East, the
countries today are in a sort Of transit
| ton. The old habits and customs of the
people of those lands are ready for the
Western civilization and religion. What
an opportunity this offers to the Chris
| tians of the Western world. The time is
ripe for the missionary to enter those
countries and introduce the Western way
| of living-our Christianity. If this
| chance is neglected and the work left
| for the next generation, those people will
| have hardened in their new way of think
| ing and will be as hard to deal with as
| they have been hitherto. So the appeal
comes to the men of today, especially
| the college men, to enlist themselves in
! this great missionary movement, either
| by going into the foreign field themselves
| or by throwing their energy into the
| movement here in their home land.
| After the address the delegates held
| their farewell meeting, all agreeing that
| the convention had been most successful
| in all its phases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-07
Caruse Believes That
Fellows Under Arrest
Al New York Are Merely Tools
In a BIackmai| Plot.
italian Tenor Says Ne Is Armed
And Fears Not Black Hand.

New York. March g. Caruso, the
tenor, who has been threatened BY
wOuld-be blackmailers, thinks that
Antonio Masiani and Antonio Cincotti
who were arrested in Brooklyn late
Friday night, charged with picking
up decoy package Of pretended ran
som, are nothing but under strappers
Of formidable conspiracy directed in
secret by men who use their brains
and leave buckshot and sawed shot
guns to hirelings-"base hirelings,"
gays Caruso.
But Caruso is not dismayed. Pacing
from room to room of his pink and
white suite, and Spausing between
bursts Of defamation to blow kisses
at the pink lilies that blushed from
every stand and table, he smote his
chest and swore cOrpo di baccoo that
Notwithstanding he would still sing
in Brooklyn.
1.-THE Black Hand scares me not"
he shouted crescendo. "CarusO says ha
no to the Black Hand. Should they
open fire on me in the theater I will
shoot them all down like flies. CaruSo
he is always armed. Never is he with
out his revolver and his sword cane.
ITO those who deserve and are in
need Caruso gives with both hands of
his charities, but he will give only
the steel and the bullet to the coward
and the bandit. These prisoners are
not the right men. Let them get more.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-07
PRIZE SPEAKING CONTEST
For lyford Prize Will Be Held at Wa
terville, on Friday, April IS.

The Lyford interscholastic prize
speaking contest, open to young men
attending the preparatory schools Of
Maine. is to be neld on April Il, in Wa
terville, under the ausp,c,,s Of Colby
College. The contest has aroused I'M
usual interest among the preparatory
school students and a large number
are already enrolled for the prizes
Among the schools to be represented
are Houlton High, Dexter High, Wa
terville High, Bangor High. Maina Cen
trail Institute. Kennebunk High, Lubac
High. Hallowell High, .Skowhegan
High, Bridge Academy. Coburn CLASH
cal Institute. and many others Each
school is entitled to two contestants
and the rules have been carefully laid
down governing the kind and length
OF the declamations to be given. Judges
viii be selected from the faculties OF
colleges out of the State
The prizes aggregate 800, the first
prize being $50: second, s25: third s1s.
and fourth $40. The prizes are the
eft of Hon. w. H.. Lyford, a promi-
nent member of the New York bar
ard graduate of Colby College. b IT. Is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-07
SATURDAY EVENING.

Saturday evenings program started
with a half-hour praise service. Mr..
Stone of Bowdoin and Mr. Richardson OF
Colby added much by their solos. The
first address was by f. c. Woman of
Boston on "Bible Study as a World Pro
gram" Mr.. Woman said: in the last
two decades we have got a new concep-
ton of the great work of Christianity
We are coming to see that God has q
great plan, a great task for His church.
a task that will wipe out all denomina-
tonal lines and church prejudices. This
universal idea of brotherhood has done
away with the narrowness of two decades
ago. The world idea has been the start
ing point of all the great movements in
the Christian world in the last 20 years
so we now grid our loins for the great
conflict and the great victory that is to
come in this Bible study movement
Mr.. Hadfey spoke briefly of the work
in the foreign field and the remarkable
growth of the movement in the last 1C
years. He told how in some respects
the organizations for Bible study in some
of the foreign countries We're even ahead
of those in our own country and the
bright outlook that our missionaries had
in the foreign fields.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-07
Warrant Is Posted fol-
Annual Town Meeting.
Former Resident Passes Away
Al Dorchester, Mass.
Local People Attend Carnival at
Naturalization Items,

Captain William L. Ross was in
North Dixmont Saturday visiting a
comrade, William Harris, president O;
Camp Benson Maine Veteran Associa-
ton.
Those from this place who attend
ed the carnival in Hartland Friday
evening report a fine time. The ball
was given in the Opera house. which
was very Hastily decorated in purple
and white. A supper was served at
midnight, the tables being decorated
with flowers. Pullen's Orchestra gave
a delightful concert and furnished mu-
sic for dancing. Manager Burns ran
a special train over the S. & NJ. r. r.,
returning to Pittsfeld about 3 A. NJ.
Members of the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Universalist church are arrang-
ing Tor a Food sale be given Friday,
April 8, at the Main street Office of
tie Messalonskee Electric Light Co.
iFlapjacks will be cooked to order
and served with maple syrup. Dough-
nuts, cheese and coffee viii be served
Manager G. T.. Vickery will have a
line Of modern cooking utensils espe-
ciaHy for the occasion.
The date of shipment Of old papers
ard magazines, which the ladies of
the tniversalist church have been COL
Letting, has been changed from March
TO April. The j. W. Manson snop on
Park street, recently occupied by +.
q. ParsOn, viii be open Wednesday
and Saturday of each week from A
VI. to P NJ. and all those having pa
pers are asked to leave them at that
place
II. II. ThurlOugh and Albert Weber
We're in SkoWhegan Saturday.
DR.. d. d. WinsloW was in Clinton
Saturday.
died at his home Friday. He was a
member of Meridian Lodge, +. and A..
NJ, OF this place.
Mrs. Ralph j. Blitz and little daugh-
ter of Worcester, who have been
passing three months in town with
Mrs. Blitz's father, Samuel Emery, re-
turned home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crowell of
SkOWhegan visited relatives here Fri
day. leaving here for Hartland to at
tend the carnival Before returning
home they will visit in Brooks with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Crowell.
The warrant for the annual town
meeting to be held in Union hall Mon
day, March IA, was posted Saturday by
Constable \. c. Corey. The warrant
contains AZ articles.
Mrs. John Bennett is very i'll at her
home on the Palmyra road
Bernard, the little son of Prof and
Mrs. F. L. Landman is quite sick.
Rita Pushor returned Saturday from
a short visit in Hartland with Ards
Lancey.
Mrs. j. n. Martin spent Saturday in
Waterville.
Mrs. S. r. Haines and Mrs. William
Wayness were in Bangor Saturday.
Mrs. Y. G. Smith, who has been Wis
iting in Portland and North Arson. is
liz at the latter place with tOnsilitis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-07
ELECTION DAY.
Soth Parties Confident Of Winning
Battle of Ballots.

The day has again arrived when the
citizens of Waterville choose their Of
ficers for the municipal government
and on the eve of the election both
parties seem confident that their can
didates will have the majority of votes.
The Republicans with Frank B. Hub
bard as the standard bearer feel GER
tain that he will be mayor for the COM
ing year; while the, Democrats, who
have placed Norman X Fuller at the
head of their ticket, are no less conf
Dent. Both Will poll a large vote ac-
cording to the present predictions
In the various wards the work of
both parties has been going on. The
wards have been well organized this
spring and the result in several OF. the
wards will be close The. fighting
ground as usual is in Wards / and 2,
where each year there is a small ma
jority for the winning side Ward 6
might be placed in the list of doubtful
ones this year. The wagers placed on
the election are about even.
The journal will contain a full ac-
count of the election. Order one
early.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-07
WOman's Club Notes.

Scenes From Crawford which was
SO favorably received by the Womans
Club when presented by the travel and
history committee on Tuesday even
ing for the benefit of the Woman's AS
ISOLATION. were repeated Wednesday
evening. The unfavorable weather was
q drawbac to the attendance, but the
performance went through satisfactor-
lily with some additional scenes and a
slight change in the cast of characters.
The domestic science committee was
entertained by Mrs. Downs of Fairfield
from to March l. Mrs. ]. c. Smith
of West street was the hostess of the
educational committee on Wednesday
evening. The subject of the evenings
study was The Reigns of Mary and
Elizabeth" 1.r.-