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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-12-29
Royal Family to Leave Pekin.

London, Dec. pa telegram fro \
Tien Tsin to the Exchange Telegram
company, says that the imperial ia n.
lily nas decided to leave Pekin. Ths
decision will be announced shortly
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-12-29

ule If trains between Brunswick and
Thalmann will be changed, as shown
below, in order to adjust the train
serv' ,e to give connection to and from
Seaboard Air Line railway trains at
Thalmann.
No. 5 will leave Brunswick at 9.10
daily except Monday, arriving at
Thalmann at 9.55 a. m. daily except
Monday, connecting with Seaboard
Florida Limited, southbound, passing
Thalmann at 1905 a. m.
On Mondays train No. will leave
Brunswick at 1910 a. M, arriving at
Thalmann 1125 a. M, connecting 10
and from Seaboard train No. 84,north
bound, passing Thalmann at 1872 am
No. 6 leaves Thalmann at 1918 am.
daily except Monday and arrives at
Brunswick 11.00 a. M, daily except
Monday. On Mondays No. 6 Will
leave Thalmann at 11.40 a. M, ar
irving Brunswick at 1925 noon.
No. will leave Brunswick at 4.20
p. m. daily, arriving at Thalmann at
sos p. m, connecting to and from
nortlbound Florida Limited, passing
Thalmann at 5.15 p. M, daily except
Sunday, and also connecting with
train No, 81, Savannah Jacksonville
local, southbound, passing ThaImann
at 5.23 p, m, daily.
/ No. will leave Thalmann at $50
p. m. daily, arriving at Brunswick at
615 p. M rc ~
|7a No. and No. 10 will be operated
on the present schedule: Leaves
Brunswick at 900 D. m. daily, arriv-
ing at Thalmann at 9.45 p. M; No.
10 leaves Thalmann at 10 p. m, ar
riving at Brunswick at 10.45 D.. m,
connecting to and from Seaboard train
No. e6, northbound, passing Thalmann
at 9.55 p. m.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-12-29

j. BRICK, dealer in or agent
g BROKER, in bonds, notes
II stocks, or exchange, acting
+ for himself or others,
e whether having an office or
4 not -. -. -. -. -. ...
f BROKER, Naval stores -. -.
BROKER, not otherwise speci
ned -. -. $50. -. 49,.
q BROKER, ship -. -. :. -.
BROKER, merchandise, fruit
or produce of any kind go.
BROKER in machinery, mill
supplies, etc or manufac-
turer's agent for same 80.
BROKER, provisions or forage
or resident merchandise. D..
Provided, that any person,
whether paying this license
or not, who shall act as
agent whether on commits
3 sion or salary for any per-
son, firm or corporation
, selling fresh meats at whole
sale and not paying the Ii
cense required of wholesale
dealers in meats, shall pay
a license for each person,
firm of corporation selling
fresh meats at Wholesale
that he may represent Of.
RITZ DINO AND TOANT AC
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-07

Entered at the Post Office at st. Paul
MIMI, as second class mail-matter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-07
@pab 'ssptte sjsr saarer?

Sfelge Sc npelte Sogttagelier er
Saarerae at anie for ct Slags Git
f%er6eosoentil for &iernen. 9aorer-
ne inoeboloer nen1lig = iiges Der
De lamme 8eitan66ele JONI Sc bbioe
S%loolegemer, og 11aor man fel6er
&aarer, bltper @iernen obioInt mere
hoofattig, Ser in6treoer en- @Iap-
pell e | 6ens @irfiombe6.
8oa 6en Maa6e birfer Eaarerne
onlmen6e, til en- bis @ro6 be6epen-
DE ooerfor Mariagen til @raa6en.
S9rlig for 8grnene mes set uu6-
bifIeoe MerpeipItem er Saarerne en-
Art stfferbeospentil, iaa at Cor
gen og smerten life fples I 6ens
fnl6e Stprfe, @aar Mniigtet for
fraffes nnoer @rao6en, fremmer
bet Gaarernes 6rentbrp6en.
Set iamrne giel6er 2otteren, ser
letter Sc iamme Muifler / @epnqeI-
fe og paa Ben Maa6e bringer min-
6re 5%pa1oing ! &iernett.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-07

grunoig unoeriegelie al Sen birfe=
lige Mariag til &ataitrofen, og De
bar l16en &petp6igbe6 faitet bele Mn=
fbaret og Mistanfen ODER paa bans
@rfe.
Ser ii66er bur mi mes bele S..
pore Sfin imoo fig, me6 ingen
@enner og ingen til at tale be16es
Gag. Seq bar life bgrt en- berne6e
tage benoe i Soripar. @r FUN
ifpl6ig, ga bill Sagen faa set Gor-
lpb, ben fortiener, men er bun
uifplotg, bill ser 6og olti6 bette en-
Sfpgge al Mistanfe oper beaoes
@apn. 0g 6enrte Sfpgge funoe
bore beIt un6gaoet, bbis Sc iteo-
ltge Mutoriteter, alias Coroner, ST.
lie Gage, bap6e baret Opgartit
bofsen og forlangt in6lepet Ell
iagfpn6ig nn6eriggelie paa Steeet
iamme Sag l16aaoen op6age6eS.
Ser ligger sen itore @fpIo for. at
@etter mi 111aaffe fomrner ii. en- Mf.
Igigrelie, ser lite itemmer mes Sal16=
|be6en. De fire @eiultater, Ser
fun6e bore 11aaet beo l1n6eri6gelie
|af 6tngeraftrpf, Tan life opnaaes z
Tiger efter, bpor set meite er for'
lp1tn6et.. Mpnoigbeoerne per bar
banolet ganite uforiparligt % a.
gipet ct mt 8ebis paa, bpor mango
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-07
Citeraturtor6oO /

r&rtiteligt 9agbla6" ffriper:

n0tItI@S%tS% ]IlOSI.
@eientlig paa @run6lag al Ell,
@laopolemif, ser f6rtes for ct &ars
Sio 1ioen, bar MI Sorfatteren g.
2o1ritien paa Rationale Gorfatte=
res Gorlag" uoien6t ct lille polemiif
.Sfrift paa fnap 80 @i6er, bmientlig
rettet moo 2e6elien al @ploen6alife
8ogban6el, og ga nabnlig imo0
Sen literere 9ireft6r, s.. &anien,
bpem Gorfatteren paalag9er Mnipa=
ret for 6en Meng6e l1morallfe 3d.
ger, ser / Sen ii6ite balpe Menneife=
aloer er uogaaet fra Sorloget.
81 bar for ganite npltg iagt Dor
@ening om bette Mnibar, iom bel
fife Tan l9gges alene poa 9ireft6r
g. @anien. Sorlaget er ct Mftieiel=
ifab meo en- @eaprelie og mango
S1rettprer, mdd1te og1a1 me0 Nt1to=
nerer. Set mao bore 8%e1tpre1ien
og Mftton@rerre, ser b9rer Mnlpa-
ret for .9irefterens @an0lin=
ger. @an oil ifp6e langt UNDER
Maalet pe6 at legge bele @fploen,
bele Mninaret paa SEN literere 81
reft6r. SON bar Ell pelfienbt og
11tpreget 6orfatter, fer Dan blep
Girefter. De, ser balgte bam 6en<
gang, bioite, bpao 6e gioroe, og 0e,
Ser mi bebol6er bam gier set life
at ufienoifab til iamtlige forelig-
gen6e Gorbol6.
81. @anien bar, ga ban blep
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-07
@tlnt, lrt Eakaprtttgamt1nrl
fnr Kutm1pr Hrm1r4 frtt.

saa 11anse af &binoens .speoomme OPP
taar af en- ureselmesIs m~apefunttion,
muli9bts paa @runb at beres 8eteoenbeo,
at man life traftist NOT Tan ben1eoe oeres
0pmertiounbeo paa @istisbeoen at benne
&ienbssierning. Settle CT. altio at flor Be>
tDbnins, uben 6enipn til &jen, men napnz
Zig for Rpinber.
Sra ben 9io pisen mobnes inbtil be tri=
tite Mar ct oberftaaet bar BUN altib be beoz
fe Gbancer til at bebare @unbbeoen, IBIS
bur bolber fin Mabe resuleret. @bis Sc
ielb fporer stanbsntn9er, u,eb oaarlist
Manbebret, 11o1tet, 8obeopiue, @asoptpo
% andre spmptourer paa l1foropielisbeb,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-07

@ploenools Gireftpr, en- al ~&oliti-
TENS MEET fien6te SSournaliiter, en-
|of sen fripole 2iteraturs ~finelte"
&epr9i entanter.
Denne @an6s Mniettelie iom Ii,
terar 9ireftgr for 9anmarfs itgrite,
rigeite og melt aniete 6orlay, par
oerfor / @ifeligbeoen en- grobring
for sen 8ranbes'ife 9etning.
Set blep ogiaa betragtet iom Ell
iaa6nn grobring og betegne0e ct
afgiort Spitemififte. @ele oct CANT
le 6orlags Mnieelie og 6ormue bleo
,taget / 6en nmo6erne" S%tteratur=
retntngs Gieneite, og &eiultatet er
ga beller life u6eblepet. Ser er
fra Gorlaget u6gaaet en- &effe 3d.
ger, iom bar Deret afgiort moralif
ne%6brD6en6e - og bisie Tegn tp0er
poo, at Sc bliper berre me6 Morene.
9og, allereoe / 1889 iamleoeS
en- &effe @en6 al SEN ieprigt ra=
6ifale Man0sretning til @rotelt imo6
6%orlagets 2e6elie> en- Brotelt> iom
al forlfiellige @run6e 6og life blep
til roget, men &%eniigten bar goo
nof. Ser bar M9no iblon6t iom
Hnfesiorer1e &gffoing og @ert5,
og iioen er Ser / 8laoe og 8eeer
proteiteret fra olle Sioer, fra @eno
og @ptn6er, Ser life fan affeies JONI
bornerte 8agltrebere, for0i Sc Dap=
Sc a%nerfienot @etponing / bort
ManosIip.
Men alt far biotil oeret forgje=
pcs. 9irefter g. @anlen far itaact
fait; tbi fan Dar ielbfelgelig baft
oirefte Stette foe Sc gurige 9iref4
tsrer, bos 8eitprelie og s(ftionerer.
Son far en6pi0ere baft inoirefte
Stptte bos en- bel &effe al 6e melt
aniete go0e 6orfottere> iom bar
fun6et Jig / at bore paa 6orlag
iammen mes Sc 6orfattere, bpis
@erfer forle6en UNDER en- @etsiaa
moo ct Smu6sblao bIep fremoragne
til Sammenligning me6 en- at settle
8la6 offentliggiort p%ornogrofiif
Gglieton. Get bleb for &etten trent
b9bet, at 6isie at set @Dl6enoalife
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-07

benDt ba en- fife 9ofs at 9r. Galomells
Syrup 9epfin. Set ct en- &binbes Gaporit=
miobel. Sc bill finoe, at Sc tan opbpre meo
sa1te, iterte &ensninssmibler off,, Der Ct
aloeles u1tttet til &binbens 8ebop.
Mrs. katherine @aberftrob / McRees
Rocts, 4a., og Mrs. q. 6. @errict / Wbee=
let, Mieb., iom bar neften la,nmet / Mape=
funttionen CT MI belbreoet meo bette Mib=
bel. Gn fri 9rsbeflate tan faas peo at
ienbe fin Goresie til ST.. ". 9. Cabs
nell, $50 @albpe11 8uilotns, Montice1lo,
SILL, % efter at Sc er sserbebif ON bens
@erb Tan Sc tibbe en- SLATE Dos Mpotbe=
teren for so Gents eller $1.OO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-07

bom til lt0lanoet, bpor ban till
bragte set meite al lit SIP iom
glemte ban alorig lit Sc
orelm1o - ban felte Jig joni Moro=
mono. Soban Spenoiens 9fapn
itroaler han6t Matiifers 1tore. Com
sen geniale, inipirerer0e Giriger1t
pirfeoe fan / Spi6im for lit Srfeiter
iom sen fpote &erifer, Ser oar for
trolig me0 bpert eneite Snitrlmel1ts
$efnif og forltoo at beregne Sc Il
neite Mfifpgninser / l1otrpffet.
@apelmeiter Soban spen6ien blep
Sirsoag sen 20. Sum- biiat fra
6rae Strife / &ipbenbapn. Otter
8iiettelien fertes aiiten til &rema-
toriet, bpor 2iget bleu bren0t.
8eo stortingsmp6et Sen is.
Stunt l1otalte Statsnintlter &ol1om:
8u6ifabet ON Dor ltore Sands
monb Soban Speaoiens 500 bar
puft 9eltoeelie / ollie &reoie. So
ban Sbenoien bar iom faa al bore
2onosmer1o bi6raget til at fremn.e
Soritaaelie naf norif Aan0slip Us
ODER @er6en og giort Morges Napr
|fienot blon6t Solfene. Storting:!:
bar beo gientagne 8ei111tninger til
fien6egipet, at 2an6et itaar / Saf-
nemligbe6sgielo til Sen of6e6e. So
ban Sben6len par fremfor alt en-
go6 Mor0man6, og l1agtet @ilfaarene
fprte me6 Jig, at ban maatte til6rin-
ge itore &finit af lit 9tp uoenfor
6e6relon6et, fre6iebe 6og alttb bans
|Sonfer ON bans Siemitaua1> og ri
bar alle peret grebne pes at bere,
at ban paa lit 9e6sleie u6talte ct
beitemt 9nlfe ON, at bans @tgp
maatte bpile / norlf Sor6. Otter
Splpsninger, JONI ieg m16erbaon0en
bar mo6taget, og iom leg gierne
biloe bape offtciel befraftet - men
b"rttl bar en6nn life beret Mnleo=
ming = finder ieg mig opfor0ret til
at foreilaa for stortinget, at lt6gif=
ter,,e be6 Soban Spenoie1s 8iiet=
telie og &iembringelien at bans Mife
ltore6es al SEN norife Stot. Seq
ifal tillaoe mig at fremiette 6ette
|6orilag.
S~totsminiiterens Sale poabertes
%itaaenoe. 6orilaget bifalotes en-
itemmig r6en 9ebat.
= &apelmei tier &alporien og
Sber SOFTER ri %antagelig al &egje=
ringen blioe bempn6iget til at reije
til &jebenbapn for at bente og bie1n=
fere Spenoiens Mlfe.
Ser oil rimeligpis blipe Ell @gr-
archaeological / SpefoIoigbe6sfir=
fen, bpis l16impfning befoites al
Staten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-07

Incompetence @enneifer, ser Bog
beropre in6tager aniparsful6e Sttl=
Finger.
Setter 2arien er 6S6. 0g er ba'1
800 for ege11 @oan6> bar Sinos<
ipgen 6repet bom, og bt Tan oltto
min6es bam iom en- erefier, trofa1t
@orger beropre / bort npe Geore=
lat6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-07
Gomler, Su6., 3. Suli.

So1Dler, $40, .. suit.
Set berer 10 beloigpis til Sc me-
get iiel6ne Silfel6e, at en- agtet og
eret gammel 2anosnan6 fommer at
Gage paa en- iaa ubpggelig og NH
itiif @aa6e, iom Sfje6nen loo &e-
ter 2arien blipe til Sci.
SITE Blot faiter set ct GREET
@fer oper bans an6et, iaa 11lpffeli=
&c @gteifab, mel1 letter tomtioigt
Ell @istanfens &let paa bans efter-
1epenoe &uitru, iom oenne reppe bill
rao at faa pa6ifet felt pef, ielp ON
Sl1rpet, Ser sen s. So. treoer iam<
men, erflerer bans 9eo forooriaget
oe6 Selpmoro.
Seq TOM berneb imorges fra SIT
oianapolis / Sen fire Tormening, at
Setter 2arlen par mproet, i6et leg
bapoe min 6oreitiIling ONT @ogen
fra alt, bpo6 6en lofale &resie ber-
neoe babbe ifrepet og bpao bans
mango 6anife @enner baboe fortalt
mig ON r6aa6en.
Seq opiegte 1trafs &eter 2ariens
Sus og efter. 1roge1 @arlontentere:t
mes ben0es gifte 9otter, ser er toni
men berne0 fra Chicago, fit ieJ
Mrs. 2arien no / &apen og bapoe
Ell ca. 3 Simers lang GomtaIe mes
Den6e.
S 8%egDn6elien bor FUN belt by-
lteriif og gre6 imellem buert 0r6,
ienere bleb FUN rolig og fu116e for
telle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS og forfIa.
ren6e u6en en- enelte Gang at MOB
iige Jig ieIb.~
SUN in6rgmme6e ielp, at oeres
sGgteifab bap6e beret llpffeligt fra
8egpnoelien. Sc Dor begge for GAM
lie til at rette Jig efter binanoens
lmao Seregenbeoer, iaa meget mere
iom ban bapae .Iepet bele fit 2ip
mellem Sormere og bun fin meite
lSto | Chicago; Sc bap6e aItioo be-
ret bente til belt forifiellige 2ips=
bilfanr.
Mat gi6r Mrs. 2arie1 en- blooiq
uret, naar man flyer, at FUN, / Sill
feloe at Selomoro, i etbpert Golo
mora1f Goritano bar 6reoet jam
Deoen. ga, Setter 2orien gioroe
let fort Geilgreb, 6a Fan efter ct
ganife flpgtigt 8efienotifab gifteoe
!! Zig meo en- BAN belt fremme6 @pin~
De, lbbis 6orti6 ian ilet intet fienote
m-baarot bor ban 10 ogiaa moot
tet beoe berfor.
Moiierne bar u6fgrligt on1talt Sc
forifiellige Spmptomer, ser tp6e6e
ben paa @oro, og ierlig frembepet
De 3 bigtige Sumter ser ituI6e be-
biie 6ette..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-07
Gn nj aabinetspoit.

S &ongresien far &epreientant
80. 8. Softer of Sllinois, ser felp
er 2ege, fremiat ct 6orilog ON, at
Der ifal oprettes EN- ny @abinets-
poit ser ifal babe set almin6elige
sunobeospeien / fin @oretegt Ser
u1oer tn6befattet beIe &oipitaIspe-
tenet. Sor1agsittlleren, ser er Me0=
lem al 6orretningsl1oboIeet i SUI
let, bar tillige fremiot TorIag ON,
at Der oannes Ell M @omite, ser
ltal bebanole alle 6orllag pe6rgren-
Dc eager, iom angaar Sunobe6spp~
Tenet. Ser bill allereoe grtralam-
ltngen blibe begpnh Ell iterf Mgi-
lotion for Sorilaeet, iom 6ets @en-
1ter baober at faa beotaget ! Sen
fgrite regulere Samling al @ou-
gresien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-07
Lille Barn.

st'tls1s lille B.rnl Nose. er gait.
sunde Born vokser.
Civ Deres Barn Kickapoo Worm killer
tde velsmasende Karameller) og De vii
Sc Diet vokss sas hurtigt, som ct sundt
Barn bsr vokse. Prov Diet. Dc vii blive
henrykt.
Pris Csc; solgt i ethvert Apothek.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-07
n0,
(&orreipon6ance).

Com omtalt iioite l1ge blep forri<
&c l1ge en- omiet 6anif @ano, &eter
2arlen, Gomler, Sn6., fun0en 6e6 /
en- @iiterne be6 9ans Siem. Om
oene %iergelige 4ffere bar ri mo6ta=
get felgenoe 8ripottorreipon6ance:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-07
@if(en tic J1lor.
iii Nba,n Sun.
usso).

Goa longt, iao lallgt rGffer 5al1ten
frem,
til gol1lc Nior % nit 9arnooms-
biem!
Seq ler Sc Gnge pe0 Spens @reo
% &pgel foel1 paa &linten mes,
og @iertet %ipulu1er, og 9iet blin=
Stoleu ii0oer Oh 10 % pinfer!
Seq lc,oer, Mooer, min @ilien freln.
Sen girloer Sig % nit @arr0oms=
Diem!
g., icg gas lege enbnu cit Gang,
bpnr mellem @lnm]ter JONI 9arn leg
lprang!
., ieg gas iiooe, bpor tit leg jas,
i @fopens Sfpgge, bag @uif %
@la0!
So ieg gas bo1ore peo Spen enc
og iamle Staller % Herleltene!
=, jeg gas fpsie Sig paa Sin @,.16
og liobe hos 9ig Ell Mftenltumo,
naor Spen lagte mos &linten 1laar,
90 Sommertaagen paa @ngen itaar,
% Sr9er fpeffe / @eoiefrret,
men &irfen lpier / StierneIf9ret!
ssS1nellem os er set 6Dbe SAP,
men ODER 9pbet oog @ro % gap
Sen @l16, iom itprer bner Stier1cs
Sci
men minoite sfabnings og glemmer
Ell;
og ODER @roen Sc fremao ifri6e,
oe title 8pnner pes Minoets SIDE.
Saor @iertet engites for Si6ens
&aor,
og Srffet ltiger for ipun6en @oaS
mer1s Stormen iuler og trl,er barif,
leg por0er otter iaa li9lefarlf
bber Gang ieg fen oper 8roer tre-
Ser,
og mp0er Min0et / 8arnef(p6er.
Sub tit jeg banorer as fienote Sci
oen eloes ol0rig, Sen glemmes Ell!
Sg noar jeg ii0oer / 8ernelag,
Sfumringsti6en ONT @inter6ag,
90 6rDsier Mtnoet til @ul6 / Stuer
til 8orneiubel / M%rneluen.
@uo lig1e Sig i Sin @ftenituno!
Seq >trpffer aps paa sin gomle
Mun6!
rg lgfter op mine fjere imoo,
at De moa ifienne og ret f~orltaa,
&c fjerr1t bag @obez / 0onmarf
bnbe
Ell @eoitemooer, Dor &erres @ape.
81 lenoer olle Dor @ilien frem,
Oct giGl6er 9ig og set fiere Stem!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-10
PITTS TON,

EAST-Ford Hunt. lifelong resi-
dent of this town. who has been in
falling health for years. passed away
early Tuesday morning
Mrs. Maria Goss of Dorchester,
Mass. is visiting her nice. Mrs.
Daniel Moore
Henry Wright. uho has been in Au-
gusta for some time, has returned to
his home in this place
a most successful supper and lawn
party was held Monday evening at the
church. A large number were present
and seemed thoroughly to enjoy the
various ATTRACTIONS offered.
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Sekelns of Rich
moud are passing a short time in this
village
Mrs. Mary Mayo and daughter Bes-
sic have returned to Worcester. Mass.
after visit with Mrs. Emma KimbalL
W. S. Veazie of Dorchester. Mass. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Moore
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-10

generally conceded to be the choicest
pd all bird songs 4lassEa
Breeding in the far north, another
migre tory thrush is the eiive-backed;
back and tail uniform Give; deep buff
colored, eye-fing, throat and breast of
the same color with wedge-shapsd and
round black spots Very shy it is,
therefore, less well known; it's song.
resembling the hermit's, is said by
some admirers to fisal that celebrated
snnester.
Not so famous as a musician vet,
proba bly, lest Beloved CT al IS the
familiar robin. pioneer of the thrushes,
to which family he BELONGS. and in
March his sweet and hone st saap," as
Mr.. Burroughs calls it. when all else is
still is quite as effective as his cous-
ms in June Thrush-like in form and
manner, as the adult birds are, the
young robins, in their heavily spotted
breasts show still more clearly their
thrush origin.--Christian Science Nom
ter
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FIRST RANK SONG BIRD.
fhrushes Fill the Air With Melody
Throughout The Country.


OF first rank among song birds, the
thrushes, of which about II are well
known in the United States. are much
to he desired as acquaintances. but
most of them must be sought in their
woodsy haunts far from the hahita
lions of man The largest and. per-
haps. most beautiful of the family, the
wood thrush is the least shy, for he
frequently comes hopping about our
lawns in spring and often nesting
nearby. brings cheer and gladness ev-
cry time his clear sweet song is heard
He is a brighter, more reddish brown
than the other brightest on
the head-the under parts are white
with large round black spots on breast
and sides. When startled he has a
metallic call-note sounding like pit
pitt strongly accented and very indi-
cative of alarm, but his song Is calm
serene and mellow while soft, half
whispered notes with falling infection
only heard when one is near the singer
are sometimes added, and these will
bring a smile to the face of any lis
tener In low woodlands, especially
along the borders of rivers and lakes
another wonderful singer is found
Wilson's thrush-the veerS. g $50 e. He'd
tawny thrush, and this veil describes
his Coioring: Uniform tawny Cor CHINA
NOM above; his cream white breast
being delicately marked with the same
color; belly white and sides faiatly
srayish- tinged shy, nesting on or
| near the ground, ne is not apt 70 Jour
ney far from his home but knowing
his whereabouts nd going in search of
him, one is sure to hear his weird.
thrilling song. sung in circles, appar-
emily and well likened to the linking
Of little silver bells
Usually migrant in the vicinity of
Boston. occasionally wintering, the
| hermit thrush, a more northern bird
| than the wood thrush and veery shows
himself in our woods quite early in the
spring aud again in the late fall Not
in song during these visits. he is. nona
the less. worthy of observations quiet
keenIy alert vet not shy, he is often
seen on or near the ground feeding on
insects, his curious habit of lifting his
tail. especially Just after perehing.
Identifies him ut glance. together
with mis- reddish tail the only ane of
the thrushes with tail brighter than
the back, The hefinit's back is olive
hfGWni breast buffy-tinged with black
ish spots and streaks His black. lu-
minous eyes are strangely appealing
only in its nesting haunts which ex-
teHd from northern Michigan and
Massachusetts, northward and south
ward along the Alleghenies to Penn
sylvania, can the full glory of its song
be heard In the Berkshire hills of
Massachusetts White mountains of
New Hampshire, Green mountains OF
Vermont, every wild, deep, husky
woodland contains its hermit where he
lifts NJ his voice unto the hills at
the vesper time of day and from an
elevated perch. with head thrown far
back, his reverential chant is delivered,
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IOICE.

Miss Rose e. AlcManus, no formers
y resided in Lynn, Mass died OF blood
poisoning at the Beverly hospital
shortly after midnight Sunday morn
ing The deceased was 80 vars of
age and 3 native of Whitefield, Me.
She had lived in Lynn about Is years.
removing to Boston with her sister
about a year ago. Her death came
rather suddenly, On Wednesday, July
Is, she went to Beverly to attend the
funeral of friend and While there
WAS taken suddenly ILL., Ea4 CONDITION
grew so critical it was de- med advis-
able to remove her to the Beverly hos
pital Tho body vas removed from the
Beverly hospital to her late home in
Boston. Burial was at her old bone il
Whiteheid. she leaves sister. hrs
Mar Wilbur of Boston two brothers.
Charles ". McManus of Whitefeld,
and Thomas McManus of California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Knight and
daughter, Marguerite of couthboro
Mass we've visitors last week at the
home Of Mr. aud Mrs Ernest Dunton.
The Kings Daughters will meet Aug
10, with Mrs Louisa and Mrs Lizzie
Dunton instead of with Mrs George
Jones as planned.
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ACCEPTS AT LAST.
j. S. p. n. Wilson New Chairman
Democratic State Committee.

Hon. John s. T. II. Wilson was chos
en- chairman of the Democratic State
committee al a meeting held WedneS-
day afternoon and evening at the Au-
gusta House. The choice of Mr.. Wilson
as chairman lsas the only act of tha
committee hieh was made public.
bat i. is understood that there was a
discussion in rel gard to the support Of
a candidate Tor United States senator.
and also IA regard TO the coming cleo
ton upon the question of retaining
the prahibitory amendment Upon both
questions there is said to have been
wide differences Of opinion
The choice OF Mr.. Wilson a. chair
man was actually made two weeks aga
at Waterville at the meeting Of which
this vas an adjournment. hut it WIS
not Until Wednesday that the Auburn
ran could be induced to accept Some
Of tho newly elected members Of tie
state committee. who we're chosen t#o
weeks ago at WaterviIle. tn fill resig
rations were present as we'll as most
OF these who have been longer afIiliat-
ed with the committee.
Among those present at the meeting
we've Oscar r Wish. Portland Frank
F.. Mace. Great Pond: joseph William
son Augusta: William 7. Hurley.
nc, k'and. J. p Tucker. Wi7casset.
William + c'urrau, Bangor; y. II.
ShAehan Dover: =. w Hartnetr. Bath.
tlhort r. Dopigan Bingham. Chen
T Littlafeld Belfast, Elisha w PIKE.
Ppetpcrt; e u. SLEEPER, South Der
viok
Mr. Wilson sueceeds Judge William