Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-11
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Ana And i vo,, lie liz drraming on:
The others have hn rt, a., ~, rt,elr armor,
\ place in the ranks awaits you,
Each man has SOM par 10 play;
| me iast ana t' ,ba st,rn Toda no'h'hs
| Rise from your dreams 1l me future
or stpfmlms SOM, ,'o ' Han, vield'
Your future has deeds Of glory,
Pm ,t"'', arm vii never be stronger
Or the need 50 great IS Today.
pic, = ,bo Past d,fains Won
Her sunshine and storms forget.
No chains so unworthy 10 mold you
As thGse OF q van i,'f.las. .,.or
| Cast LnT rhantonl arms away.
Nor look back save "a learn the lesson
Oh h"pl'f S''''e '''"S
Rise, for the dav is passing;
Is the enemy mdrchins to battle
STE ~ ,iS SO, i -, .Garnen lo,Ir weanons
Or the hour VIII sItNe at last,
You MAY wake to md it past
adelaide a. Proctor.
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intends t. plant - u "' acres Oh pota-
toes this season. He sold 5000 bush
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few in that section of the state have
been more successful in potato raising
than mas MI. t-S'd7fooh'
c., It'll. ~, h.,,o ,.l,,, ,,,o,,i,,e,
A'' 90
'helf MONIES III "''i' "i'iiou' visible
means of support We're hailed before
the immigration board a few days ago
and after = hearing Were given notice
,,i,,,hari,,,. ,,ro,,inca of NJ. pr,,,s-
wick and we're later deported to their
own country. one of the number.
whose nome 10 III -hiii'o"ii' ~ b. was
ir"iiiPtE eeeoi &C." aeioSS the iiiie d.
'he COM ~ '''e ''e"i ms
nh pit1a c,oio,,. - ,,o;ro d,,r;,,o,
'i'e past HSN'i year mas "isli ioueea
total of I'm copies of the Bible, 1884
being sold at the Portland office, 1894
sold by the missionaries and 2109 Civ
en- to destitute families. The mis-
sionaries during the past year have
visited III cities, towns and planta-
tions and called upon $50 families.
Fred Wilson, a Portland fisherman,
while fishing off Thatcher's island a
few days age. brought up in his trawl
a piece of iron piping that looked as
if it had been part of the steam radi-
;tor of a wrecked steamer. The pipes
weighed about 800 pounds and it was
thought by many who examined the
pipine that it was part of the wreck
age of the ill-fated steamer Portland.
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Attorney Ruggles ;. Higgins OF san
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tha lewiston JournaI had also been
sued, hut Mr.. Higgins informs the
BiddefOrd Record that this is not the
fact The libel suit is based upon an
Augusta dispatch to the Press. which
Mr.. Higgins claims reflects upon his
official conduct as clerk of the legal
tire and was an injury to him. His
attorney is NJ. r OBrien of Portland
and the amount Of damages asked is
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,rbo s+ao,;po of con,nsss 10 tba
oi''t Sc '''e7eu "s''i''' 'oi'i '''''
VINO was arrested FRIDAY by the Port
land police. The compass, which was
taken from a vessel tied up at one of
n nawnsbon and disnosad of and later
obtained by the police Conley claims
that some one else stole the compass
anu CAV 1t W nun anu 'iia' ne pa" ne"
H. ohieE was seii'eiieeu u oo ua9s
III jan
,rha >ou. ,toadowc poo+ C,,,,h ;s cool,
i's |" nave 'iie 'uIiie' ciiahnei iiii-
proved. 1t was declared at the last
meeting of the club that Gurnet
bridge was at present unsafe and A
of tho club GRO If tho oninio, tl,ot tho
bridge should be widened and ele-
waited.
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