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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-26
&iocrruft lcin WcitGnomik.

Ger bic @ronbltiitung on0eiduloigtc
~lG=ioDrige Srollf Scchlcp crflGrt,
icin @citGnonib lei lultcr Scriprc-
d)lungcn ans ibn bcruusgeIoft.-
VeitrcitCt nllmnebr rlergiid 0ic
inn 5llr Sait gelcgtc Shnt.
Ter 1G.i1brigc 6ro1f Seehlep bon
Hr. 1872. Observation-Disclosures, ipcl-
der, ipie geitern inn nGelltiden Cor.
reiponocnten" bcridtct, ungeblid) fms
nod iciler S~crboftling in Vcilcin
oes Geteftip.GopitGns Ellnpbrcp IL.
bcS Worid,oll Surnon bos @eltGlo-
nib oblcgtc. bel iiinf pcrihicOcnen
8clegcnbeitcn berllld)t 81 bobcil, ooa
Wchdlt0e Der Gccrc Tluuc Company
BON Nr. 2l5, @citsErnitltrnbc, iii
Nruno 5u ltcfcIL ltonb g~cltcrn Nnd)'
mittng Dor @nOi Grammar int Der
mittlcrcn NSoli}ciitotiou. Inn lid oui
Die ACKNOWLEDGING Der @runoltiitung
III pcrontmortcn. Ter jlungc Monl,
Der cincn ilberolla iduuG6lid)en mo
~nrrp6ien 0illorllf mud)te llllo benz
3Il0nncnbrcd)cn llnhc ldllen, lui.
ocrrief icin @cItGllolliB uoufommlcll.
Gr crfl0rtc. bnalclbe mir ourllll nb9c-
le9t 81 Nobcn. iucil ibnl elmer Der
Tctcltipc (Nttin'oul pcrlprod)cn M
&c, Dab e., lolia CT gcltcbc. bnnn
lrcigclollcn mcrbcl ,uilroc utb bcim
III ieiucr Milttcr 0ebcll f6unc. Gr
bcltritt NcItcrn icbr cnlpbntiid) Die
linn iltr SnIt gclcNtc IDnt.
Gcngc9cniibcr bcit0tigten oic &C.
tcftipc Sclcprc, Der Dell iungen Wnnn
ucrhnitct bate iu1o Ytfinlolt, ipcld)cr
hci M~blcBung oeS WeItouoniiics 5ngc-
gen aclpeicn mar. bnb Scchlcp iid)
5l DER SGot bcfaltntc mo babel &C.
Gubcrt babe. cr Nlollbc. cr lei 0cilieS.
NcitDrt. or lei iibcrorbeitct lporocn.
Sc,eftiu Yttinion bcitritt entid)ieocn,
ben Tr%rcItnltcn oeriprodlen ~ be-
ben. bnI CT nod Soltlr geben toiille.
iollN CT Gill U~ciiGlhniij Made.
&uoi Grammar crflorte, Dab CT lid
nod, ipcitcre %Sniormoiion in Der
Sudlc ill perldlaficlt luiillifc iiio crit
GopitGn Tltniphrtp bOreil moilc. be.
por CT cine GntidciOiina trcifc. Gr
belt Den An9eidnlbiatcu obitc 81.
|lniilrna BON 9iirgid,oit iiir Elm allf
beiItc' Sormittng dllgcicbtes Wrrbpr
ieit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-26
,Muiart Manncrd)or,"
Mnsfcnball SicnltaM 1. Mars.
Snsascr's Safe.
%~'crtbuullc Trciie. Sifets % Gcnts.
G7,5i,TS,6W
500

Nc6nd)tr bic Gicn It Do
Gr. Am. &titrio9c, Der nll
6. Sebrunr 10 pl0blid) Iturb, hat Ncri
IicnitnGod lcn @lGlld,c 6rchcrl Dos
SoilS Nr, 3l2. ct. Yuu!.S trnBc. ltnc
nie 3inicu non $1,000 ru1hrcnn lbrcr
oebena5cit. oeat artid)er Gbna. Gi90a
SOS SALTS Nr. $50, Iolon.S traBc.
uuo benl IienItmdofcn Grlllc
Diners sic ,}iuien pon $1,000 fiir 90.
tensjeit pcrnlndt. 6er,er nermod'ie
CT Dem oAUtcnbeim" $4,000 nnb lci-
nu Shpcitcr, 6rau Douglas s..
1bpmoa. $4,000. Ger 6cit bes be
triid)iliLen Ncrmo1cns ioil nrirr
ieirc Midltcn mo stcfiert s~Icid)nldbi9
ncrtbcilt werocl. .lp0
Grneutc Srubung ppn
6 punicn. = ST. alon5p Stup!rr
prr 9tr. 1850. Hiucriibe. apcnic.
lanetc gcitcru in hrn Nciis ciitcs ipn-
iliidcn Sdnuinoelbrieies illh iiber.
riitcltc bcniclbelt Der Ycli5ct bcs
iiibiid)cn liitrifts.. Tns Sdreibcn
lii III MdNrih o~nigcSeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-26
THE GERMAN CORRESPONDENT

is the only German Newspaper in Baltimore
that carries the Associated Press reports.
The CORRESPONDENT IS the only Ger
man paper in Baltimore that gives its read
crs all the important happenings in the
City, the state, and the World, fresh every
day.
The CORRESPOND DENT rs far as its news
columns is concerned, Is second TO no paper
published in Baltimore.
The CORRESPONDENCE is the only Ger
man Newspaper that circulates throughout
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and the
South.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-26
Mmfif I'M
SDnatagas
Correspondent.

in Der murgcn cridjeimcnScn
Spnntngs Mnsgabc bcs yScnt-
id)cn GurrcipDnbentcn Wirb Der
pun Stella MapGciu scidricbcnc,
cumppnirte nno gciungcnc Nal.
ser y@anitp Sair" %cridlcincn.
Stclln WaDbciu, Der rStar" in
rSbc Sbo,u Girl" pGumin'
tbrp' fife zinc" nnb piclen anoc.
ren pOpmlGrcu mniifaliidcn aus
m6oicn, lit bic wiirSigc NadfOl.
gcrim uon Maric TrcHlcr in
,Suc &ebcr's Sbcatcr in Wcu.
Yprf. .Sn r@anitp Sair" bat
Nrl. WagGc,u cimcn &alscr nc
idaiTcn, Der auhcrorbcntlid)e
@clicbtbcit crlaugt nno bas En.
blifnm in grofcn &aubcuiQc.
Sbcatcrn cnt5iift fat. Tas
HcdDt, Den Mal;cr in Der Sci.
ting jn pnbli5ircn, lit bon Dem
gOitoncr &crlcacr @altcr "a.
Cubs crlangt iuorbcn. Wcr
y@anitp Tair" 81 beiitcn
wiinid)t, iulltc heutc idDpn bci
bcn 3citnnsstrGgcrn oSer in Der
G~gpebitiun ocs yScntidDcn Gor.
rcIpDnOcntcn" Sas mDrgcn CT.
idJeincnSc Sonntaasblatt bcitcl-
leu. Bic Mniifitiifc, bic bas
Sonntassblatt Oes rGcntidJcn
Gorrcipunocntcu" pnbli5irt, iino
iucrff, anfgchubcn 3n iucrbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-26
aebcn in icoem srppien!

Tns Eluheuiiia. Ieportcnte::t Der
Geo. @iintber. inll., 9ron.Gn. lit NIT
OCH llcneiten ginrid)trngcn rcricbeR.
rtrinittclit bercr Dos @ier bircft ans
bcn 9aaeriaiicrn Scr 9rorerci ben
EIniten 5liseiiibrt miro. Sic 6olgc
ii; Gin perlenoeS, ih6untenoes, rciues
Nier; ~brionoers Neutrality-suspicious.
at en,pfeblen. WciteGt bireft bon Der
@rmnrrri. 2 Tuscno .SInidlcn $i.0n
IS. & Y. Ybunc. Molie 20.
lYiai4, CLIO, Sd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-26
&iocrrmf ocs @arrcn-N% bfummcus.

I %Shhfkt
MoDor Mubool ieet cmpbotiih fiir
bic bon Scnator @intbicim in Der
Se9islotnr cil1Ncrcihtc Gill, mel
dye Mnnulirlulg Oes @orren.Gon.
trnfteS bc,!ucdt. Gle @erid)te
iueroen oua Icptc @ort 81 iprcd)en
] bobcn.
Wnpor Mabool crtlGrtc lid DcIiern
empbotiih 5u @lmitcl Der on Gon-
neritug bon Seuotor Sintbicum III
HnnapnIiS cingcreiftcn giQ, mcld)c
ben g6idmitt Der I'M Sabre 1908 pni.
iirten MalIer 2 Nnlcibc = @ftc miocr.
rult. lpeld)c Oas 9l6tonnlcil Der @ai.
icrbcborOe nit ser @nrrcn : Conn
pngnie rotifi,irtc. Ter Manor bate
lid) om Gage porbcr Negcl Die Sil
ollSgciprod)cn, gcitono obcr geItcrl
ofIcn Sll, oaB cr Oiclclbc 5ilerIt fallt)
peritalocn lulo 0c9bulb iellcn Stonb.
punft cingcnpmntcn babe. Gr babe
lid iu5lpiid)cn iibcr5cugt, Dab bic 9ia
lcoiglid Den 5hciI Der @uiiersgftc
nllDcbc, lucld)cr iid) init Dem @orrcns
Nbfonmen bcioiic, mno O%enlgcnl1b
nntiirlid) iein l"lrt(eil g~eniioert.
Ger Wapor lit Der llcber5euguH9,
oob bic 9ia bic bette Snlbbobe bic.
tct, Die iulleibiNc Morren : gffoirc
Cnblid) cinmol cntgiilti1 ans ocrgSclt
| III lhoffen. Ger Mopor bat itetS Die
9luliht pertretcn, nab Die Stoot iid)
rlid)t oil bell Gontrnft init Der Mar'
rem 2 Gompagnic bnltcn loIlc, allsges
nornnncn in Dem Safe, DOB bic &c
rid)tc Die Stoot 0u5ll 5mingcn mir.
ben, lulb gloubt mn, bob 0us Dor.
gcbcn ocS Scnotor5 Sinthicum cine
Ncid,lculiNnn9 elmer iold)cn geridt-
lid)cn Gntid)cioung SIR 6nIgc bobel
miro.
Gem boB sic @orrcn = Gompa9nic
iiir Dcn Sal, boB bic Bill bon Scr
2c1islotur anoenommcn miro mo
hoB bic5 nidt nbllc cinen bitterc1
anmpi qeidJeben miro, idcint iidcr
= lih oolnit n.ibt obne ipcitcres 5lt.
iricOcu gebcn miro, lit ollBer oller
Srogc.
EQUATOR Campbell io0tc geitcrn,
oaB iciller bcItinulltcl llebcr5ellgrulg
nud) Die @orren = Gnnlpognle in
Safe scr Nnlntmc Der Gill lid) Nil
Die 0cridte ipCl,ocn iper0c. Gr mcilltc
iogor. bob bieiclbc iid) niht einntol
nit Der Gutihcioultg oea Ippello-
tions. Herid)to bcId)cibenL ionbern Ole
Mn0elcgcllbcit Dor ooS Sberbunbea-
8eriht bringen iperbc. Sic SegiS'
lotllr lit itou Iriiber in Den @eridtcil
betQnlpit norotil" iogtc Der Scnu-
tor, oio porlcbntlid burd) Die Bat
%tirlprc.S bio.@uhn; cS mare ein lol-
Dies &or0cben ollo onrd)oltS fem
9tuSllobmc.Sna Scibcr milroc 90
rralS, oils iene Nftc cin9cbruht ipiir.
De. pcridumnt, cine alnuiel IN oielelbc
ciu5uiii1cnt wcld)c ouSbriltlid) be-
ltinmt b0ttc, DOB scr ScgiaIotur oie
id,licBlid)c Qualification zines lold)eii
Goniroftc@ u%or6ebolten lei"
Nid,t 10 cntluiintiih mic ~ocratopor
iibcr Die 2inthicmmSin lit Mniicr-
Sngclicur G,llif. Gr bcbailrtet lldnl-
lid bic g"r0iitc, 3luciicl ilbcr Die &C.
Aolitdt Der Nia gu bcDcll. "Mcnll
oicicr Gpntrnft mri1cloIt lucrocil
four," iugtc Ncrr Guid. ~burn foull-
tc mcircr Nnliht nod icbcS Ibfori'
men gcbrod,cn mcrbcn, iuenil cS clller
Der Enrtcicl llid,t mchr gcfallen lplls
tc. bel Den Neitinnungct ocrlelbcn
81 pcrhnrrtn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-26
gonntags-
Nic SpnntaNs Nns9abc OcS

Tic Sunntags Nnsgabc ScS
,Ncmtidcn Correspondent" bic
tet Scn Tcmtid)cn 0aitimpre's
cine SiiQc intcrciauten nno
mHtcrGmltcnbcn 2%eicitufics. Ia
iino 81 ncuucn Gr5Gbluugcn,
5%eitgcmdfc Mrtifcl unS Sabcls
Gritfc, niiklidDe @iufc iiir bic
Sansfrau, GufalnadDrid)tcn aua
bcutidJcn 9Gnoern, Wcbid}tc uOm
Yaitur q. i. Stcrgcr, Sumo
riltiides nit Saultrationcn, 60
falbcrid,tc ans Baltimore uno
ltmgcbung, bic ncmciteu Mad.
ridDtcu, iucldJc bic NiIuciirtc
Hrciic benz sGorrcipOmbcnt"
ms allcn Sbcilen Der Welt per
telegraph mnO &abel l~iefcrt,
1t. !. III. @un ben Wrtifcln, bic
morscn i'm rSuuutags Gorrc.
i%punocnt" cridDeincn, icicn bier
Sic f~ulgcnocm anaciibrt:
sGbanteclcr," rSie 3eitcn
Gnbcrn iidL" sSas Grab Ton
Tcrbinano Gprtcs," ,Snmur
TricSrid)'s bcs Nrufen," Ser
Sag. nnS WadDtidlnf" uScrau.
iGcnSc @etrGnfc pcridJicbcncr
W%atiuncn," rSic Sinuc Der
Slide" Scr Sas elmer porncB-
men Gbineiin," Sic 9unbumcr
Wabinm 0nnf," ,3m Sttu IN.
lims 0icrbanm's SpS," yNHs
elmer Miinhcncr Saihimgssci.
tnng," yGiuc onnflc @cidid)tc,"
rySas ciu Mcnif i'm qebcn pcr-
rid]tct nno ucrbramdJt," r@ic
Napoleon Der Gritc Geiratbctc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-26
Der TyunS iuGdGt.

Ter Auirui Der &ercinigtct @ohl,
.h0tiOfeitS Ncicllid)oItcn" ali bcS
oeiitidle YubIifum 81 0unitcn zines
bonn Sd)ldinl idllucr bcim1ciud)tcn
belitihcn Gbcpnorco iinbct Vcod)s
tung. BON Der crfprocrIid)cn Sunnc
bon 500 linh iolucit bcrcitS $79.l5
beim YIuntidcu Gorrciponocntcn"
cillacloiticn; cs limo alio MIR nod
$20.S5 c~rinrocrlidl. @citcrn gin0cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-26
,splaes" lit ans benz ieinitcm

Molj uio Sppien bcrHeIiellt. is be.
litt ali orn rtid)en Wcbnlt oec erltr-
rcn lino hrn @eidrtnt oes leptereil.
Sergialtigrs 9raien. ariitolide
0dbru,g IND latseS Gngern er3eti.
cen Gin perfeftes Bier. Greo. 9aucrii.
idlmiot's .anipricdn 9rauerei," 1i04
tN 1923 !Sillen.S Ctr. Eel. e. 4 g..
.t. Vaul 3Gl. Mo. Gpnrtlunb ii9i.
(50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-26
Staot Baltimore.
llutcrbnItnngs.@ cgluciier.

,qiaormir"-, MarO'S Gamb".
Nnoitprium"- 1be Guiteit ISaD".
yIprb'e"-,l De Ihiro &cgrrc".
,@apetp"1o5hc 5ouicS Of Rem 9nrf ano
Garie".
r0farblanb"-ariib'c ogu Star"sSanoeStIe
mn Der ainciogrlpb.
.GeW Wlonumeutni"A miih gcp 2orf. il"
,,0lium,T beatrr,"s Baltimore. nabc 8aDsStr.
- I6glidb ununtcrbrodCn che Inuocoiuea uno
Observation-Disclosures.
,Nrbeiier.s iu nucrdor" unh aNireaer'@eianHs
peretn" Aiontng. oe1 p. 6ehrilat. aroecr
Masienbaa in Scr pVcrmanins Wlnnncrcbcr.
Sole,
,Sbaiin.W MA unrrdor" Moutd9. ben e.
Widr8. WGcfcIb1u in ser "0crlnaHtns gidilncrs
DIOR Sale,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-26
Wotis.
Sebbel's ein;igcs StnSiu.

3eSermant fcnnt bic pcn nrs &C.
l~ieFerte Nrbeit; mir oenfen niht Sn.
ian, ms Itfbit at Ioben, ionbern iiber.
laiien Sies nnieren Qeiitnngen. Aeiuc
Srcppen 5ci rns 81 eriteigen. gaiicn
Cir fidj BON Nnberen nidDt tanidJcn,
rs siebt MIR Gin cinsiseS Scbbrl-Stn
bio nnS birs heiinSet iidJ i'm Eaterrc.
Mdltcn Sic ami Ses 6aas, no nnier
9tamen auf sbiiren NIB Tenitcrn
iiebt.
aeint Mgenten. Gin Hreis.
NdIten sic anf
,Grtbrl'S-
a21 Rotb-(Sny.Str II, mabe Sisb-S Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-26

Sconcitcr pCrlnnNt,- ,Snt
@rciS0crid)ic Nr. = bot &r. G. Ghn2.
9odntnln. elm Shucioer, ciuen &c
u%rciicr iiir oos SdmciocrgcihGii pon
,Sohu I. @olbmirc, Mr.. 81. Mclt.
Baltimore troGc. pcrlun9t. BAD
mfonli bcbuiptct, bnb CT Cit lbeiIbu-
Ger hcs Wcid)1itcS lei, bpdl pcrmeilcrt
@olwinc i6m ocn Gillblid in bic Nii-
d,cr mo perfnuic Die &orrGtbc ans.
Hidtcr Collier iebtc 'cinci lcrmit
altf ocn .. Mor5 fcIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-26
Sbeo. $. Ticner & Gu.,
217 Git gtltimurc . 5tranc.

Gcutld)eS nns dnbcrcS al5ldn0i-
ic,cs @clo gefnuit uno rcrfnuit.
Wcloielbungcn bciorgt nod Gcutidj.
Iono. Seitrcid,, Hublolo II. /. 10,
0ed)iel mlsgeitcat ani oilsldnoiidt
Wnufen. Grabitbricic uno SropeIcr&
Che1lice. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-26
!. Belbienonnqcn

+, 4eIoienoun9en ned G%elltid)Iailo
hhb Ceitrcifl +. llnsorn iid)er ul,o
beiorot 5. 10 urO 20 Marf-,
10 uiio 20 aronen.s feine 3u
~errfonicn.
1bep, $. Sitner & 4u.,
(9t) Wr. 217, Et-Naliimsre.S Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-26

). gcmcinidlaftlidlcS Stiftungsicit.
-pVGfcr. Wciangpcrein"-
Samitag, 20. Jcbrnar 1910.
Sbimcf's Sallc,
gruabiuny nnh Sarncs.Str.
600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-26
2rps buher Gngruspreiic
BON GleiIth bleibem mnierc
Yreiie normal bieielbcn.

3elcpbDn-8 eitellnngen prompt ants
gefihrt.
Nus n~nierer bentigcn sruRcu Nns'
WaGl nenncn uir beionbers: friidjc
&naf,unrit, iebr fcineu ser6itetcn
roer gebadencn Sdinfen, SadDsidJin-
fen, 8elec. 2nnse, bentidesS d)iueins'
fife Gelec, scfohtes 9SSfel 8 8ino'
ilriid, impurtirte bentidJe Sranfinr.
tex, Sr%annidDweiger M~ettiunrit, r@eui
3caf," fam beif oscr falt &C.
geilen iueroen; SarbcIen.G%eber,unrit
GRANDDAUGHTER Gebermurit, WGuics
icber.@nrit, bentide SGinfeu ~.
luNnn, uGnnd) Hua" NIB pieIc Mn
bore. (5O
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lOnr9 -4QbrikQnt
liH0
charlottesville

&ir fabri5iren nnisrc @aarcn mad
cen beitem itno disqualification Wctbc.
Den nnb iidyern babur6 abiplntc
Geinbcit nnS Eualitat.
Sic m~ciitcn nniercr @nritiortcn
mcroen md ben altcn, INN europa
a~ebrnd)ten 8eseptsn berseitciit, mao
ite Senen sleifitclt, bic impprtirt
iucr0eu mIecn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-26

Stuete a SOC. iino an ioI9cHocu |Ideci 4
babcn:
Nptei Halcigh
Gde 1oaionDs mo NerinGion. Strubc.
8ermania.M GnncrdDur,
9tr. 40, 9SeftsG ombnro.S traGc.
&oigt's Sale,
Nr. lice, SuriprosslocrIe
6rUbiinnsSalle,
sr. 2o00. 5reocrid: glUcluc.
Sarmunic=Sallc,
Sir. All. sScfi 5oDct;c,S traBc.
GpruGrtssS urnucrcla,
Cir. 1874, gScitsQ eriraiousSir
Stag.Salc,
glr. 205, 6nuoper'S iraBe.
Nnguit Is. Wagcnrr,
9ir. 11G. Gorbs@acnsS trute.
8eurgc Eanb,
Nr. 1888. 9uiiern'glpeuuc.
u. s. GDQmcr,
9Ir. 1021-23, Srlenn5'S trube.
Sobn Sanic,
Nr. 800, Saits9tocnuc.
Trnnf Hcinbarbt,
Nr. 1889. Sua. StrnBe.
s.. q. s. 8icicfinN
gIr. 3iOi, Gouebs Strabe.
(53,5.O
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-15
AMUSEM ENTS.
PLEASING Show at Opera House

Pleasing Show at Opera House.
With a new set of pleasing pictures
accompanied by the excellent bin in
vaudeville today's show at the Opera
house ought to come pretty near
pleasing the big audiences that congre-
crate regularly at this popular play
house. Rowley. the character come
dian, appeared well in his songs and
with the exception of few of his
jokes which We're ''mortarfied" and at
which no one seemed put out" he will
pass all right. His parody on Harry
Lauder with the bagpipe and Scotch
costume strengthened his act. Gill
mour and LaTour We're a pleasing
team that got to the audience with
their fine singing and comedy work.
On the whole a fairly good show.
The special ticket offer, II for s1.00,
still continues to be attractive to the
regular patrons, and an inducement
for those wishing to save 20 cents on
a dollar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-15

complaints We're disposed of the two
had combined sentences amounting to
$500 in fines and II months in Jail,
while each was ordered to produce $1,000
bail on appeals. Peters had some
friends but Webster is waiting in Jail.
Each was held charged with a single
sale, maintaining gambling resort
and wittr- maintafning-a nuisance. A
colored stevedore testified that he got
trusted for a quart of whiskey on
the night of the Fourth onstlfe strength
of Jack Johnson's victory, and that al
though he had intended to pay had
been threatened with violence by Web
ster.
Sudworth. the 9-year- grandson
of Capt. S. S. Richards of Dover, died
Wednesday evening. July 10. after a
three days illness with lockjaw. the re-
suit of notwithstanding from wound
caused by the accidental discharge OF
a toy pistol July 3. The explosion,
when was slight, made. a tiny rent in
his trousers and small wound in the
groin. which was not considered Seri-
Gus. but which was given medical at
tention. The boy was around at his
play during the week and it was
thought the wound was healing prop
erly. Monday alarming symptoms de
veloped and since that time the little
fellow suffered intensely until the end
came. Sudworth is survived by his
grandfather and a younger brother
Fernald, both parents being deceased
Interment will be in Saco. beside the
mother The death of the child is par
| ticuarly sad and much sympathy is
extended to Capt and Mrs. Richards
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ONLY ONE BEST"
Augusta People Give Credit Where
Credit Is Due.

People Of Augusta who suffer with
sick kidneys and bad backs want a
kidney remedy that can be depended
upon. The best is Doan's Kidney Pills,
q medicine for the kidneys only, made
from pure roots and herbs, and the
only one that is backed by cures in
Augusta Here's Augusta testimony:
Z. O. Pierce, Murray St, Augusta,
Ne, says: Il do not hesitate to have
my name used publicly as an endorse-
Of Doan's Kidney Pills for know they
are a reliable kidney remedy. My
trouble was not at all serious and my
experience with Doan's Kidney Pills
was short, but / have taken enough of
them to know that they act directly
on the kidneys and live up to all the
claims made for them. l procured
Doan's Kidney Pills at Willis r. Part
ridges drug store and. they proved of
such yalne In keeping the kidneys well
that have had supply on hand ever
since"
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other,
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The torpedo boat destroyers Flusser
and Reid. left Bath Wednesday night
and Thursday for New London to coal
The farm buildings of Daniel Muir
ply of Benedcta were burned to the
ground at A. M. Wednesday, July 10,
the fire catching in the barn and
sweeping everything. The cause of the
fire is not known.
Michael NJ. Clark clerk of courts at
Houlton, has received the following
rescript from the law court, in action
Charles ID. Merritt ct al. versus The
Houlton Water Company: Rescript,
Emery c. j.: When riparian owner
gives permission, even gratuitously, to
divert water from the stream. he can
not recover damages for such diversion
made before revocation of the permits
sion. Judgment for the defendant
George A. Smith. So, died Wednesday
at Bath. He was born in Deerfield. ~
H., sen of Hilliard Smith, and for
many years had successfully engaged
in the restaurant business. He was a
member of Acadia Lodge. X. of P. and
Solar Lodge of Masons A widow and
son. George I. Smith, and a daughter,
Miss Retta Smith, both Of Bath, sur
vive.
Private James Kegan of the seth Co,
Coast Artillery. stationed at Fort Nc
kinney, was shot in the leg Wednes-
day morning at Portland and was TAX
en- to the Maine General hospital. The
wound was received in a peculiar way.
There was street row between some
soldiers and few civilians and Police
Capt Brown sent Patrolmen Sylvester
Murphy and McDonough to nvesti-
gate and to arrest as many of the par
ties as possible. .Patro1man Melon
| ough fired two shots to stop crowd
from running away. One shot was di-
rected upward and the other to the
pavement, and the bullet fired at the
pavement bounded and hit Private Ke-
[ gan in the leg.
The Police cleaned up the Jack John
| son Club on Broad street, Bangor
Tuesday night and William Webster
and Abner Peters, colored proprietors
and formerly of Boston. were in police
| court Wednesday morning. When the
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Joseph w. Grassy 81. a veteran of
the Civil War. died Wednesday at
Bath. He was born in Boston. son of
William Grassy, but had lived in Bath
for more than so years and for long
time was engaged in the fruit and
confectionery business. He enlisted in
the 30 Maine and was confined in three
Southern prisons during the greater
part of the war. Two sons, City Clerk
Albert ]. Grassy and Alfred w. Gras-
sy of Bath, and also one daughter.
Mrs. F. O. Littlefield of Fitchburg,
Mass, survive.
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Notices have been received at police
Eaton of Pennington, the first of
which gives descriptions of Freeman
Clukey and Joseph ouirion. alias Jen-
ness, who escaped from Franklin
county Jail at Pennington July =.
Cfukey is % years of age, feet 6 or Z
inches in height and weighs about
14O or $50 pounds: has black hair.
pimples on face, gold teeth. Quirion
is q years of age. 5 feet or inches
in height and weighs 1870 to 1876 pounds:
black hair. curls just a little; dark
complexion. The second notice gives
description of one Myron c. Par
kcr who is wanted in Pennington for
larceny He is IA years of age, small
for his age, and has black hair and
dark eyes When last seen he wore a
dark suit, knee pants, khaki shirt,
brown tennis shoes and dark stock
ings.
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SAGADAHOC
BoWDolNHAM.

II =
The Sunday School of the Methodist
church wifi hold their, Ghifdrens day
concert next Sunday evening, The ar
Engagements have been in charge of :
| competent committee who. have worked
| hard for a successful concert. Their,
will be some unique features in the
| program
Harry Cochrane, the Monmouth art
| list and church decorator was in toWl
| last week to meet the members of thu
| church Improvement committee of the
| Methodist church. Mr. Cochrane car.
! ried away with him the contract t,
| renovate the church vestry. These i'm
| provements have been long needed anI
| the people will feel much gratite,
when they are completed.
Miss Carrie Kendall was called t.
| Litchfield to attend a funeral.
The Methodist Aid spent a very
pleasant afternoon a. the home of Mrs
George Andres
The musical recital and readings Civ
en- by Miss S. E. Hacker. Miss isabelle
! Ridley and O. H. Stanley We're listened
| to by large audience. The readings
rendered by Miss Hacker We're excel
lent in their selection and thir rendi-
| ton showed artistic skill. The ladies
of the Methodist Society sold ice cream
The entertainment was of high or
der and the results gratifying.
The many friends of Mrs Emily Ken
dali learn of her illness with regret AL
though Mrs. Kendall has seen 80 sum
mers she is hopeful and cheerful. The
excellent care she receives FROM her
daughter and her Christian optimism
it is believed will be quick restoratives.
Mrs Margaret McCullum of West
port is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Fowle.
G,ly Lawrence is celebrating the
birth of a son. This happy event oc-
CURED last Monday. The mother and
child are doing well.
BOWDoiN.
Mrs. F.. F. Cornish and Mrs. Harvey
Hams were at Lisbon Falls Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Arthur Williams of Waltham,
Mass, who has been visiting relatives
in town has returned to her home.
Harvey Hams is working for NJ. A.
Wilson
Mrs. Lena Grover of Lewiston is the
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lendell Prout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lendall Prout and
daughter Lena went, to Richmond
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Prout's sister, Mrs Addie. Pront
Haynes. 'iF H,t,;t =. i.
Charles Card is cutting the hay on
the late DANES w. Small farm.
l.. A. Bard of Lisbon Falls is going
to cut the hay on the George Jones
farm.