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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27

meo os e1er nteb ben Sorene6e Sir.
fes 2onlite. Waatte Serren gioe
8isoom og Haaoe til of treffe set
rette.
Sra Sr. Baitor 8. 8. airfebers,
Sefretpr for en- af ben Soreneoe
airfe nebiat 8oIbgiftsfomite, bar ieg
mootaget fslsenbe SfripeIie, iom BE.
beg iremla5t for Spnobens aars-
msoe:
Eli Den norife Spnobes aorsmsSe.
S iamtlige norif. Iutberife airfe.
iamfuno Der / 2anbet er ma bit
enig ON at beflaae, at Sorpiflinger
bpppig timber Steo meaem Wenigbe-
Der al De iorifienige Samfunb, bill.
fet life ntinoit er Gilf2Ioet paa BEN
inbre Wisiionsmarf. Oet ~erfienoes
bit, at bette er til Sfabe for CUBS
Strife i Acknowledged oe for Den
norif- Ilrfberife Strife / SPrbelesbeo.
&oor iaabant inbtrPfier, er oct iaa-
meget pprre, at Der life bapes nogen
inbbprbes o~nerfienbt @esel, bporefter
SorpifIingerne flmbe iepnes.
@eb Oct iioite aarsmsbe | ben Sor-
enebe 8irfe uotalte Sormanoen
bIanbt anbet fslaenoe angaaenoe benz
ne Gag:
"Spis Samflnoene fllnbe fomme
cperens ON, efter bpilfe Rcgler Der
Ifulbe banbles / opennppnte Silfpl-
6e, piIoe %piitnof moneen Eartifamp
og Splittelie unogaaeS. ut Der er
Here norif- lutberife Samflinb bertil-
lambs er beflogeligt NOT. aunoe erlo-
ga ben ulpffeIise SnbtrGngen | BIER
andres Wenigbeber og grooerfam-
pen noe paa Mtisiionsmarfen bllpe
forbinoret, oiloe noale al De pGrlte
Snoer, iom er en- Sslge al De for
ifielige Samfunb, bliue fierneoe.
Saal9nse intet gisres al Cant
iunoene ielp, bill De it%eofinoenoe Sor.
boloe neppe forbeores, ~buormeget pi
emo befIoger benz, % bpormanGe ge.
Ilutninger Der END iottes / Dem Sem
ieenbe."
Hrpnte @arsmsoe for BEN Sorene.
oe Strife aar 1910 fatteoe tslgenoe
9eilutning:
"aarsmeoet tiIiptter en- aomite al
tire Weolemmer til at u%noerbanole
meo 8omiteer fra andre NOR f-lutber-
Ife Somiunb ON, bpilfe Sorbolosreg-
Ter Ser bsr tages / SilfPloe al 6or-
piflinger meIlem De forifienige Sam.
funbs Weniabeoer."
Gen &omite, iom iaalebes blep
neOiot, bapbe Wpbe / minneapolis
4oe april iioitleoer. 81 unberte5neoe
8omitees iamtlige Weolemmer blep
enige ON at benoenbe os til aarsms-
berne for 9en norife Spnooe, Sal,-
ges Spnobe % 6rifirfen meo en- bro
berlig Senitiuins ON / bpert Sam,
funb at neoiette en- lignenoe ao-
mite, for at bisie aomiteer iIammen
fan forlsse at blipe enige ON pis'e
&egler, efter bpilfe Der funoe bano-
les / oe paapegeoe Tili9loe til mnlig
sS%oranbring / Den beflageli5e I'll
itano. elsie aomiteer funoe oa rap
portere l1bialbet at tine Sorbanolin-
ger til line Samiunbs reipeftioe na-
lite Iursmsoer.
8i tilaoer os berfor paa ben Sor-
eneoe 8irfes Segne at benpenoe os
til Zen norife Spnooes preoe @ars.
nlebe meo Bon ON at neoiette en- aos
mite meo ligneroe Spgape.
Winneapolis 4be Ipril 1911.
9rpberligit,
8. 8. 0abl. 81. 2apif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27

It BET nso~ucnoiauiS gaar tilbagC
meo @eiolfningeuS Bert / Tranfrig.
ioritoar man, nnor eiier iiolte Solfe'
telling eriarer, al Der al 1885, 61
gggtepar err bcninoo , Miaioner, Ell.
Ter nsiagtig 1,S04, 40, iom iIet in.
gen Born bar, % ca. ~ WilIion,
iom fun bar = eIIer 1 Barn. vi DC
pprige bar omtrcnt &aIubcIer 3
@srn. Meo ouore Srh, Sc noget
opcr 2212 WIilioner giite WGro %
auinber bar bel ioa 2i12 Ntiaion
Born. Roar man Tar / Setraqtnina.
al en- megct %betpbeIig Froccnt al hiSie
oer, isr Sc icIp bIir gGqtefoIt, % al
nof en- bctpbeIig Tel al Dem ilet life
glitter iio, iaa er BET lei at foritoa,
hoor set bGrer ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27

"Snocpcnoent" ~iortpller ON ben
nplia uonppnte fatolifc Grfebilfop /
PHILADELPHIA, Yreuoerguit, at ban err
Ell Mano al imponerenoe lloieenbe,
al Stotucr Tom Gait, % az ban blanot
Ireiteifabet bap0e Sro for al pare
ben beoite TofcripiQer i Stnieu".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27
Spao 9riacn foitcr ct Qanb bare /

Gcngc, iaar mar after en- Soc on,
noar mon bsrcr, at Siapnn MI cr be.
lrsiet mc6 en- Stat5girIO pan 2,761,'
6S5,203 9cn - life Innat ira ~
Billion Collars. Oct tiger iia ieIu,
at Sfattcrnc / Sopon or gonife for.
iGrbelia trpffenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27
"SGc Nntiuual Snrcau " Goucu.

Slc NNflpnal Nnrcnn " Vo1cn'
tiun" nnicQtc iiior aouqreSien ON Ell
&~ccilaning al $4,000 til Grcmmc
al ro9le al fine met n~soocrNjgc
@iorcmooI. aonarCaicu bepiIacNc
$500. Nu fommer @Icm Go,
mnrbS mes Ell teumeIiQ itorp aritif
i GnIcbrin9 Of ocnne Sag, ihct ban
Ill Communicating pegcr poa, al
io,nme aonqrc8 bcpiIacoc et bum.
Nrebc 8onqc ino fort @c(eb til Ell
eucite Greobrougbt. @ore bpu6 Sci
foiter at bn9ge Ell iaaoou, piIoe
pare mere eno tiIitrrffclig ill at be.
toIe ale 2~suringer / "@urcou Of
GOucation" / belle - Ior. iiacr NIr.
Gbmarbs. San irue&, at aongrcsicr
bar unoerIise @e9reber ON "gouco.
tion".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27
9ntber Gulcae Endowment ynnb.


Sette Sono maa meo CUBS Si9lp
blipe til Sirfeligbeb. S a%nleoning
al bette Iono beilutteoe Sfoleoirets
tionen peo Wsbet / Heo @ing, efters
at BET ionlleoe Greiteifab bapoe op.
iorbret mig til at ioreitaa Snolamlrt'
aen al De 100000: "0ireftlonen
sleoer iig oper ben gnitemmigbeo,
bpormeo Sagen er blepen itettet al
8reiterne iom al De ~teoIogilte Zoe
rere % baaber, at e,lboer Brett ra
al og inotil Sonbet er iamlet
bill giere lit oerfor % anie Jig boer
/ lin areoS iom en- aomite al en- til
at ~ionnarbeioe meo gnoopmentfono-
fomiteen til Sagens Sremme." 9en-
ne g~eilutning blep iaa oplGIt for
Greitefonferenien % fanot noelt I'll
ilutning 6ios Den.
Set er en- abioliit Hebpenoi5beo,
at bette giennemfsres. Spis oct tier,
% bois ale be Menigbeser, iom eno-
M life bar faaet Seisg al mig, eaer
boor enbnu Inlet er giort, giennem
Treiten % andre for aloor pil tage
lat paa Sagen, iaa bill bet eaa langt
oper Sorpentning. S ct 8reitefalo,
bpor ieg ielp bapoe facet te5net en-
$4,000, inbiatte leg en- Sarmer, iom
Sen belle Sio bapoe fisrt mig omfring
% pitt ben melt lepenoe Snteresie for
Sageu, til min gftermano. Sioft
ieg berte fra bam, bapoe ban fact
teanet oper $500. Spis Ser lanes
belle 2inien blir arbeioet meb Strait,
piI life aIene 2litber College faa oct
gnoowment-Son paa $250,000,
JON oct bsr baue % tr9nger. men
iamtioig oil pi ogiaa ~forbolospis let
frnne betale Samiunoets @ieIo eller
Iasiipa, Der Tom mebbeIt belsber iis
til en- $4,000. Nu er iuit Chen til
at giere set. Spis ale De Werigbe.
ser. / bpiIfe intet enbnu er siort for
gnoopment-Sonb, pil aisre timer
meliespis, bpao Sc Ienigbeber. ieg
bar beiset, bar siort, oil bort Gam.
iuno bette gar itaa sielbfrit meb ct
Endowment .SonS for 9uther College
paa S250,000. SiI Ri life aIeiam.
men LOBE bperanbre. at oct bill ri
bore meb pan, oct bill ri l9ese Dor
Si9I mo I.
2pffes MI bette, Tom ri baaber, bill
oaiaa Samiunbet bare iorbereSt paa
efter en- eanife anben MaaIeitof END
fer at fslse Set Cubs 8aIo, fom IN
Der til os fra Se oper 1000 Minio.
ner, iom enouu err Seoninser = alt
iaa forberebt for ct fort grbeioe
blanbt S~eoninaerne. Get err meb
Smerte iea Tiger: @i | Den norife
Spnobe maa beifiemmeoe iloa bore
Hiae til SorSeA paar ri ltaar oper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27

Spm ct Grcmpel paa, at @rfien.
belien al &pinoenS Rcttigbcoer o.
iaa er poret bInnot eiterIonbife SoIf,
anisres, at Tattercu al bcn inpanite
gmbasiober / england iniberer peo
Srioro llnipcriitet. og at BEN fineiis
tie WiniiterS Cater gnar pon en-
pripot GigeifoIe / England ianumcn
nleb engeIife Bigger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27

n-urp a. srrosp class SstrIs JuST i5rH 1903 ~ ruE Posr
orra AZ prooIaH. Iowa. psrrA TH AI Of ooSoErss OF
EA.p s. 1921.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27

@co en- Nnftiun ooer enbel eiter,
Iabte @repe nf Suian g. Intboup,
Waoome Gurie, Mrs. Wafer gbbp -
Stiitercn al "Gbriition Science" -
o. il. bIco iorleocn Den iprIteS betolt
nleo fln I Gent pr. Stpffe, meoenS
Waoamc Guries ioIgtcs for bare %
Gents; men Mrs. goops bar ser not
al aiebere for til en- YriS al $40.
2coe Sumbuqen!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27
era uolanoet.
SjsmanSsitreifcn ilnt. Sra Soiift'

SjsmanSsitreifcn ilnt. Sra Soiifb'
ampion ielegraieres. at Slsmanos'
itreifen, iom / oct iioite bar paft al
porlis 6oritprreIie / Sfibsiarten, MI
or bppet, ibet Den fibite itore Camp
ifibslinie MI er fonmet til Ell enoe-
Iis Srbnine meo tine 6oIf.
Zen nmerifanifc Gifaore | aiel
bapoe / Sorsoaes geieg al 300 Sa'
nler, Meolemmer al BEN tpife "fpinoe
Iiqe W~orineliga". ON aitenen oelto5
4omiral Badger, aapteinerne paa
bans fire Sla9ifibe ianlt nogle anlc'
rifanife @iere al Seilbaaoe, iom lfal
6eItaae / ben internatiorale aaplei-
LAOS / aiel, / ct WiooagslelIfab hos
aeiier @ilbelm omboro pad "Soben'
5olern".
SDp ScItagcrc / Sen itore, rpe eli
ropPilfe Hmoflponing, naaeoe /
5orSoaaS lttreht / Souano. De fom
GA ira Siege, Ell Strpfnin9 paa 1870
Wil. Trailifmanocn 8ibert par Ser-
itennano. Stror eiter iulgte Sioart,
8orroS, Beaumont, @epman, aim-
merling og Grain - Der itpreoe Den
Waifin, iom / CONNER orebte Dem
iranife arigSminiiter. aae bisie lpp
naacoe lltreht / goo @ebolb, men
ire, amerigo, Henauo og Sa6ieltr
ialot neb unoerpeis og fom tilIfuoe.
@eorine bar, iiben anmpen be5pnote,
soelagt TO Moifiner, men ielp er ban
fontnnet beIifiuoet ira oct, % MI bar
ban iaaet iat / Den treble. ytoget
iIigt ion at gipe op oil ban life Dere
tale on.
Tranif Winiitcrfriie. Oct franife
Winiiterium leo i Sreoags gteoerlag
/ 9eputeretfamret paa ct Spergs.
moaI ON Sperfonmanooen ouer Or
mcen / arigstio, bporeiter Wfi'
niiteriet MoniS siebliffelig inolepe'
rebe til Trpiioent SalliereS lin af'
ifeosbegirring. ari9smlnllter Gene
raj 8airon inorsmmeoe Sirsoag i
iSenotet, at UNDER ben nlioprenoe
Irmcprganiiation er Der ingen Be
ON en- fonlmanoerenoe Sc
neral / arigStio, men at Sper-
leoelien al IrmleenS Operationcr er
lagt / Spnberne paa ct ari5sraao,
bette bleo aarlag til WtinlItertetS
Sab, ioet oct bab ON ct SinioSoo'
tiun, men iii flin 224 Stemmer tnoo
23S. Hegieringens HeoerIag paa
bette Spsrgsmaal fom iom Ell Sper-
raifelie, eiterat Oct meo &elb baobe
reoet al Stormen / InIeoning "Gin-
frigen".
Stprt WanocfalS. Sra Sooeioab
/ arabien telegrafereS, at Der forles
bcn 9a9 fom iii ct meaet blootgt
'Sammeniteo meIlem Ell Slot oprsrs
lie Grabere og en- IioeIing tprflife
unoer &omnlanoo al Wa-
Mli Faiba uoenfor @heeidn,
en- araberbp oeo oct reoe Sap. Nes
bcIlerne operrumpleoe Sroppeafbe-
% omfring 1000 tprfiife
bleD orpbt, oa mango blep
Wabpmeo Bahia ielo iop-
mes. 2igcIebes bIep 500 tprfiife
6Ipgtninge iaaret al Solfeitif. DC
operlepenoe iIu9teOe I'll 8beeian, men
ben tprfiife aalpnbdao "Suteb6e",
iom bopbe Srore iii at beifpoe He.
bellerne, beapnote peo Ell WiSiorItaa-
ellie at bonlbaroere @beeion, bporpeb
noerligere flere Sunorebe tprfiife
bleo orpbt. Hebeleri1e erob-
re0e fire itore aanoner, to Warim'
f%arouer, 1000 Sitter % en- W9ngoe
Ammunition. - s BET ipooeitre Ara.
bicn lager @efolfningen rpiten ito
higt / Sprer moo Sc tprfiife Wpn.
biabcoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27

goeen Imr beer 5h eunb Ienbes portofrit til bpiIhnIombcIH abrcsIe
De 6orenebe Stater % Ganaba.
Sple 5prtrin bar bette "Terbrnsatlas / giaeber"?
So, aarene er uoarbehet eer De npefe Segntn9er, baieret paa De
ben tn lite oporipes bette Sormat Sc annenote Spper er ombbs9el9
tnooelt efer SterIie, id man mb ct 2iefdi fan h, bbtfe II DC mere
afnsrtsDe. @Grtst inSebOISer en- Seae SOb6eltfDIse Starter oOer serSen,
De Sorenebe Stater, Canada, Iegio, Stiue6apt og DC fee itsrre Stater
llntonsn Sc soriee Starter er entelfioi9e tGaes Utaaleipt S 9ar<
andre minbs 9ilrfter, for Norses geotonmenos gmterl gper % eanbss
bpr; On, sp eer ct steo Tan Fnbes piebIhtel9 po 5ialp at bette
ct anMt barbifuIot Sprtrin bb bette Start er en- fuIotenbis 2iHe
obr @erbens gber meb Snbbp8serantal ansipet efr De fbfe SplhHel'
lin9er, iberegnet.
Ssnetrainsen be 5preneSe stner 1910
meS bet ne Snbbpe9erantaI for ale stater, serrtOrier, Counter os pss
gRanbas bn lobe gi iaar mobtos aIasforIaset af De Sorenebe
Staters @espring en- fnlbfanoig Spgnhc ooer Sofet9Iingerne 1910
hGper bette fprbi ale er interesieret en- paalioeGg Elite oper Snbbpeeer>
antuuet De Surenebe Staters Sper us aanbsbper.
8ciulatcrne af be anerFbHe Spbasefesreiier
er inbtasst f. 81: De nplig Opnaseoe Ger psEenior gqssmge eanb os
2iadeSes De iDte Greniehptninser pg EpanlG8 at Sper os Serutaner,
idaiom 9ergensbnnen Norge, etc.
"9be description anb Sieturial 8asnte"
er CT bpt unberboIoenbe, afabctif prbnet @eosraf paa mere enb 100
Cher bag Sogen, im 9ioer en- |erpen al prrotnllNe Splpsntnesr ONT
Smo, Stater, SIeln ger o9 elber pg anpt al 1grt eer polttrt gdtur.
Snnhrahpnernc
ntsisr trammen EN- uooertruffn samIns at fotosraffe aeprobuttioner,
iom ranserer Sterrelie fra 2 Scnrner Snfant I'll balufoIe. Ser er
sienneminifs 2 pa ber She % taller ibIanbt Dem mango sppepOrtrets
ct iauireret aapiteI ON IanamafanaIen smr en- Setaleret gefrts
peie meo faroelaste sarer az bette MISUNDERSTANDING .4 .r
Salt cr ct mnet nteresiant Ifntt:
Settle Yrastprrf er uben SH Den beofe p9 rbthgrc Trrmie, imn
"sOfcn" nOeensans bar tillbuSt fme at0rnsuer % @rHen er ia lab, at
N' eTsr srns al bette siIbuS iDas!
"Seurab. Soften" ct Nr 1O4 GTempIarer) % bette 81 =Ennbs
ATLAS for $325, fnt tiienbt til bpileniomteIf Gbresie De Sorenebe
Gtater % Canada 9. anunbien Subj Gu, 3eeurab, Soma.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-22
Murdoch Bros. Reception.

Murdoch Bros. comedians, who are
playing in Wilson hall this week to
full houses and who are travelling in
their private car which has been plac
ed ON the siding in the Hallowell
Granite Cos. yards. gave a reception
Thursday afternoon to the public, but
largely for the benefit of the school
children. To say it was we'll patroniz-
ed and the handsome ear thoroughly
inspected puts it mildly The children,
young and old. peered into every nook
and corner of the luxurious apartments
and asked questions by the score. all
of which the courteous occupants tried
to answer. The stories of Indian life
were specially enjoyed by the students
of early American history. The Kielsa-
poos are q fine company of people and
have made friends during their stay
in Hallewell They Will leave here
Sunday morning for Newport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-22
GARDINER.
The AIMEE Home Will Be
Opened This Afternoon.
MunIcI pal Court Church Affairs
Birthday Notice. Personals.
Plans for work Of Brotherhood Of
The Communal Church.

The AIMEE Home on High street will
be opened this Friday afternoon, with
open house from ! o'clock until 10 in
the evening. The public is invited to
the home for the hours named. The To-
cal Womans Home Missionary Soeie-
". assisted by the Ladies' Aid Society.
will be in charge of the opening. he
ladies' in charge win take pleasure in
introducing the visitors TO the two
Deaconesses, who will be present and
Who will take pleasure in showing the
premises, both outside and in, and
will explain the intended work to all
who are interested. The late Lucy
Amec was member of the Methodist
church, and took a personal interest
in it's welfare. She left $1,000, including
the home. to the church. and stipulated
the object OF the home. She was a wo-
man of sterling character, true
Christian and loved by all who knew
her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-22
NEW HYDRopLANE
Being Built for n. o. Bacon at Bath
Marine Construction Co.

Bath, Me. Sept. 21.-At the Bath
Marine Construction CO., the workmen
are building a mi-hydroplane for H.
D. Bacon from design of his own.
This is the first craft built here which
in any way resembles a hydroplane
and much interest is manifested
|among boat owners in her construc-
ton and subsequent trial.
The craft is an odd looking affair,
having regular. sharp pointed bow
and skiff stern. She is 20 feet long
and will be equipped with a 30 horse
power Roberts engine. which is ex-
Eeeted to drive her through, or rather
over the water at speed of about 25
knots, perhaps even faster. TO stand
+ the strain of the powerful engine she
is being built staunehiyi The frames
fare of selected oak with cedar plank
ling and copper fastened. She will be
ready for a trial spin in about two
weeks
In the center of the large shop ia
the big yawl Rita which was wrecked
at Small Point this summer. The Rita
is so feet long and when resting on
the rocks at Small Point looked a
worse wreck than she really vas. Her
planktng, especially on the starboard
side. was badly stove but the frames
We're not broken and inside the craft
was in good condition She was some
what strained by the experience but
wofkmen are replanking her and she
will be as good as new soon. Mr.. Ba-
con will make her over into an aux
Hilary. installing a small power engine
to be used when the winds fall The
Rita is very pretty lined craft and
will make somebody an excellent pleas
ure yacht. She has excellent aecommo-
dations, with a cabin six feet high.
A V-bottom speed launch is nearly
ready for trial in the shop. She is %
feet long and has a 1912 h. p. engine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-22
For Alleged False Pre-
lenses and EmbezzIeInent
From Chicago Tribune, In Inc
Well-knOWn lorimer Case.
Claimed to Have Evidence and Ne
sold" II for Sum Of $3.50.

| Washington, Sept 2l.--eieorge A.
CLAWS of Chicago was indicted today
| for alleged false pretences and EN-
bezzlement in securing $3.50 from the
Chicago Tribune on the pretext of Sc
curing evidence of alleged corruption
against Senator LoFimer.
CLAWS was alleged to have told John
C. OLoughlin, Washington corre-
spondent of the Tribune, that he knew
a woman, whose name was not dis
closed, who had in her possession
books and records which would tend
to establish the moral turpitude of
Senator Lormer. The Indictment set
forth that CLAWS claimed these writ
ings would show that while in the
lower House of Congress, Mr.. Lorimer
had received large sums Of money
| from Street & Smith, publishers, in
consideration of aid rendered maya
zine interests in respect to admission
to the mailing privileges.
The indictment stated that CLAWS
told O'Loughlin the unnamed woman
had agreed to sell CLAWS the alleged
records for $3.50, that O'Loughiin gave
CLAWS check for that amount but
that the promised information was not
fort heouing.
The Indictment AYERS that there were
no such records as claimed in this
city and that CLAWS statements to
this effect were untrue.
The embezzllement charge is based
on the contention that. CLAWS was
considered an employe of the Tribune
and as such had converted the $3.50 to
| his own use
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-22

i q D.
work undertaken =. by the Communal
Church: = -'-'----------
| Pres, Henry n. Bates Viee-Pres.. ID.
S. McNaughton; Sec, Walter G. Wymani
Regent. Charles A. Knight Recorder,
Fred n Hamlin; Councillors, Charles II.
Gray. George A. Harrington, Frank E.
Boston, Henry Richards, Clason NJ. Wey-
mouth, James D. Genthner and Herbert
r Twombly.
The departments of work include:
Physical Well-being; Social Welfare; In
dustral Affairs; Educational Interests;
Religious Ideals; Civic Relations; Mis-
sionary Work.
All these departments OF work are rec
ognized by the Men and Religion Move
ment and win be taken up for study and
service as fast as the various committees
can be strengthened through the addition
Of new members.
The organization provides for an execu.
tive committee composed of the officers
mentioned above, and Commune
Council which is composed of the Off
GERS. pastors of churches, and the leading
officer of all other organizations within
the city
Meetings and programs have already
been prepared and published which, il
connection with the various departments
OF service will constitute the work for
the present year.
With the aid of the Communal Brother
| hood. the following churches through
their Sunday schools and Young Peoples
Societies are to make q religious can
vass of the whole communicative Metho-
dist. Baptist, Free Baptist. Congrega-
tional, Methodist church in Randolph. and
Congregational church in South Gardiner
Membership in the organization is oper
without regard to race, religion, or poll
tics to all persons who want TO unite
with others in making our city better
place in which to live, and for relating us
to those larger collective tasks which APP
peal to us in the State and the world
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-22
ARTHUR 6. SEARLES.
Well-known Richmond Citizen Dies
Early Thursday Morning.

Richmond, Me, Sept. 21.--(SpeciaD -
Arthur E. Searies passed away at his
home or Bridge street of tuberculosis.
after An illness covering a period of
about one year. Mr.. Searles was born
in Chelsea in 1852. but fer the past 30
years had made his home in this
town.
He had been engaged in the steam
boat business for many years, starting
in as fireman. and had for long time
been employed on the Kennebee divis-
ion Of the Eastern Steamship Co. as
engineer.
Mr.. Searies was married 81 years
ago re- Miss Cora Osborne of Rich
mond, who, with one daughter. Mary,
aged IL years. survives; also one broth
err. c. e. Searles of Boston.
Mr.. SearIes was member of Rich
mond Lodge. No. Sc, |. o, o. F., kenne-
bee Valley Encampment, N. So, of
Richmond and of Canton Evergreen,
p NJ, OF Gardiner. is
Funeral services will be held at the
horne AT O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
Rev. A. A. Lewis of the Methodist
church will otficiate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-22
WALDO GRAND JURY
Reports is Indictments, Of Which u
Are Made Public.

Belfast. Me. Sept. 2i-(SpeeiaD.-
The grand jury of the September term
of the supreme judicial court for
Waldo county completed its labors
Thursday noon and reported IL indies-
merits, 10 of which are made public.
as follows:
Sumner Maddocks of Belfast 90.
single sale and nuisance.
Ralph Wood of Belfast CD, single
sale and nuisance.
Willie Green of Brooks, breaking and
entering.
Levi P. Harvey of Waldo, larceny
Inhabitants of Winterport, failure To
maintain a road
Iinneus C. Merchant of Belfast.
neglect to support wife and child.
Samuel Davis of Belfast, obstructinG
an officer.
Russell Thomas Of Belfast. having IL
qaer in possession for illegal sale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-22
MAINTAINS INNOCENCE.
Husband of Murdered Mrs. Burnham
and Others Has Good Abb.

Colorado Springs. Col, Sept. 2l.-Mys-
terry still prevails in the murder of Mrs.
Alice May Burnham and her two children
and Henry and Blanche Wayne and their
1-year-old baby, whose bodies were found
brutally hacked with an axe yesterday.
Arthur J. Burnham, husband of the
murdered woman. is still in custody. He
maintains his innocence and declares that
he was at a sanitarium where he was
employed at the time of the crime He
appears rather unconeerned and when
taken into the presence of the dead at
the morgue he was unmoved.
Officers at the santarlum persist that
they can account for Burnham's move
ments during the period in which the
murders must have been committed.