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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-13

who was the first resident. Mr. Town
send moved the house and built
fine boarding house, which is now
filled with boarders.
The boy who searched for his Ban
tam hen was much pleased to find
him on top of a mulberry tree, pick
ing the delicious berries.
The small boys. who witnessed the
ball contest between Chase Camp and
Readfield, and those who Joined the
contest from Depot were delighted at
the success OF Readfield which was
IL; Chase Camp 10.
MT. VERNON.
WEST-Rev. Mr.. Boyce .occupied the
pulpit at the Free Baptist church Sum
day. July 3. Mr.. Boyces took his text
from End Chronicles xx.l5. last clause
from which he delivered very interest
ing and instructive sermon In the eve
ming Mr.. Boyce took his text from a
part of the eighth chapter of Romans.
Mr.. Carlson and two daughters of Bos-
ton arrived Saturday to visit Mrs John
Anderson. Mrs. John Anderson and
family, Mr.. Carlson and son and daugh-
tiers, also Clyde Childs. were guests
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
G. e. Peachey of Fayette.
Frank Horn went Saturday to Port
land where he will take out auto par
ties. Mr.. Horn expects to be gone some
time.
John Lowell and friend of Lewiston
were in town recently, callers at the
home of Wallace Ferrand, returning next
day.
Sunday and Monday were two more
hot days. Sunday the thermometer reg
istered 96 in the shade.
The friends of Bessie Conway regret
to learn that she is i'll again.
MONMOUTH.
a Lawn party will be given Wednes-
day evening, July u. on the lawn in
front of the Methodist vestry, under
the auspices of the Christian Endeavor
Society
Miss Lizzie Little has gone TO York
Beach for the summer.
Miss Flora Frost is passing her vaca-
ton at her home in South Monmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bates Slower are pass
ing the summer with Mr.. and Mrs Good
win in South Monmouth.
The annual Monmouth Academy re-
union will be held Wednesday, Aug l6
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Folsom are en-
Pertaining friends from Massachusetts
Miss Maude Lancaster of Dexter is
guest of Miss Ada Jeffrey.
Charles Davis and family of Auburn
are stopping at their summer home in
this town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-13

The Kennebec County fair to De
Held at Readfield will offer more prizes
this year than usual. for the best ms
play of corn which includes sweet
corn, field corn ard ensilage corn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hooper of
Granite Hill are receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS of friends on the birth of
a daughter which occurred, Wednes-
day morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-13

S. B. Glazier of Boston. formerly Of
Hallowell, was in town, Wednesday,
calling on friends. Mr.. GlaZier is en-
joying a visit in Hallowell and vicin-
| ifV,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-13

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gastonguay are
| the happy parents OF nice daughter
who was born to them at their nome
| on the North Belfast road. TUESDAY
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-13

Mrs. George II. Beckham and chill
dren, Earl and Eta, who had been
visiting in Winthrop for the past few
days. returned home Wednesday after
noon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-13
BORN.
ANDROsCOGGIN-

ANDROSCOGGIN
Lewiston-July 5, to the wife of Royce
ID. Purinton, a SON.
Auburn-July s, to the wife of Ray
mond Cakes a SON.
AROOSTOOK
Fort Particularly 4, to the wife of
Edmund Bernard. a daughter. July 6. to
the wife of Frank l.. Parks, daughter:
July 4, to the wife of Tom F. Hacker. a
daughter.
Easton-July ?. to the wife of Calvin
cookson, a son.
OXFORD.
Gilead-July 4, to the wife of Earl Jor-
dan, a son.
Greenwood-July T. to. the wife OF
l.lewellyn Emmons, a son.
SOMERSET.
Madison-July !, to the wife of Peter
Morreau, son; July 3, to the wife of
Harold Sterling, a son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-13

An earthquake of some violence and
remarkable for its duration was re-
corded Tuesday night AT the seismo-
logical observatory of Georgetown Uni
versity. The tremors began at 1927 A.
NJ. AID continued until 1.lS A. M. be-
ing most severe at 1920. The indica-
tons are that the point of occurrence
was remote from Washington. certain
~ not within the United States
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-13

Mrs. w. w. Gray Of Lynn, Mass is
in Augusta visiting relatives ana
friends. Mr.. Gray win come later
and accompany her home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-13
Daily Ksnnebee Journal
LOCAL BRIEFS.

]. w. +. Murdoch of Boston was
business visitor in Augusta Wednes
day morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-13

in Aroostook county for few days on
a business trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-13

Never leave home on a Journey without
bottle of Chamherlain's Collie, Cholera
ana Diarrhoea Remedy. 4 is almost
certain 10 be needed and annot be OBJ
tatned when on board the q lrs or steam
shtps, For sale everywhGO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-13

Time for cherry stoners. Swift &
Turner Co. have a new lot, only soc.
each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-13

We're able to carry on their work
through the day. No cases of heat
prostration were reported
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-13
Sick Headache

Is simply urgent notice from Nature
that your digestive organs are foul,
clogged, diseased.
HOODS PILLS by speedy. easy
soothing effect thoroughly cleanse,
purify and invigorate. zoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-17

@ht Wtlionen WsnIh.n in Rublono
pon sinsr SunsersnOtb besroht,
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6drts perlisbt, oieIe bate aber feline
geperbunaen suriitgetpiefen unb lie
mar bierin bon ibrem Batter unters
itiibt tporben.
a0nig peterin paris.
9aris, 16. glopember. Der
a6nig peier bon Gerbien ift 3u einem
cifi3iellen geIuh, Der bier 1age baus
ern tpirb, bier sinsetrcffen. Cine On.
sd6l DINERS unD Gmpfdnge iinD ibm
su Gbren arransirt iporoen. Ter prG.
iioent gaaierss snpfing ibn perlonlid
cm gabnhof. Der aonig bate fhon
einmol por6er paris bsfuten molten,
es mar aber inlmer ettpds oa5tpiihen
getommen.
Stalitu fefIt feine Jlot :
ten Cpsrationeuein.
2on6on, 16. glooember. - Nus
Wien ipie aus Gonitantinopcl ipiro gs.
melbet, haB 5talisn sinseiptlist tobe,
| feline Jlottsnop.rationen in .iirtiihsn
8epdFIern auf3uidieben. gs fo1 Dies
| auf Gruno einss prottites Der Wddts
ssfteben isiu.
lnIr einen Gmpfang 6 a.
fro's bereit.
/ Willtmitabt, 9en.5uela, IS
Qopem6er. Qatri6ten Gus Caracas
9en.3usiu, 3ufOlge, berriht grobe lin:
rube in Der Rspublit. Die asgerunc
til auf Columbia srboit, neil oieie Res
publit fih nsigert, ben frihsren prd'
iinenten galtro 3u perbaften unb dr
bic penesuslantI4sn geboroen uus3u
lisfsrn. gaitro foQ fih auf Isinsm Gu
bei Gututa, Colombia, an Der 9rsn3,
pon 8sne3uela. befiucen.
| 8ene3uelo eloubt, baB gplom6it
tpsssu isines piitbeuoen 5aHes fir BIZ
2tmeritaHtr nit Gditro iampatbifirt
grdfibent Gome3 BON genesueld hd
1000 WaHn 5ruppeu in Der Rdbe be
0rsnss, btreit iofort iber Gaitro ber
3ufdQen. i'm 6als er e. Dagen iolIts
IN Bene5uela etH5uorEHgen.
gensral Sofe Rauuel 5srndn6s,
aud als .gI Woho" betannt. BE-
| 7Eiibr.r Der ndtionaiiftiihen gartei
bat aIs Witglieb bss gunpssratbs re
Fgniri, dngsblib neil Der prdiiosr
. GOmeS feline 9eripre6uussu niht er
fiiat bat uno neil psrthnrns Wlonopol
an 4usldnoer persebsn rDuroen.
Wtau slaubt. oab Gsnsrul 5ernar
bss. 6snsral GrIitiess 5susria, b
grdiioent oes Ssnats. unn Or. 4llt
/, iannro Ripas Yasquss, eiR shemaiig'
: Spreher bts ReprdIsHiantsnbauies, II
= gegriffe iino, cine reoolutioHdre Benz
!. guHg gu inaugurirsH, mi! otr a6'
gaitro nihts gu tbun Eat.
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better bebiirfe. 5emanD 'ei Dieueiht
Der anitdt, bab Elm ausgebtIoeter
5armer tein gei6idter Qrbeiter iei,
bas lei Elm grober Srrtbum, benn elm
U}dnn, Der nit Dem @teb um3ugebeu
berftebt unD ben older betreibeu tottne,
lei etn geIAtdter Qrbeiter, benz teiners
lei GinDan0erungsb gsbeihrdntuugen in
ben Weg geLegt perben iolIten. 6err
ySagel bob ferner 6erDor, Dub es bic
pfti6t Der Ser. Staateu iti, bdrauf
gu ieben, baB Der Gtnpdnberer, Der
eben erit 3ugeiaFeu, beI6ibt peroe
uno Obne llufoQ naA ieinem 8eittms
munasprt aeLanoe.
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gDsil Die Grnte in 20 proDinssn gdrls
cher .bsilpeiis mibrathen 1T.
Grs.. ger MOrO in 8isn.

Nus benz Deuti hen Rstd1.
Berlin, Is. gop. Sdmss Ramisp
WseGonalo, Sosialiit ano arbsitsrmiis
qlieb oss briiiihen unierhdpies. bat
elm Shreibxn an ben ngoriDarts" gs-
Ihidt, In bem sr ertl6rt, odb Der britls
ihe Snasamtssaanslsr Glop0 0sorss
am 21. Suli Dor ben GcHooner Sar'
Tier feline beriibmte Reoe gsbGlten babe.
Dis tn TeutI6lanb sinsn ioIheH Aluihs
ousbruh gegen GHglGHo pernriont
bat, neil GnelaHo siD.i gDotsH aliF
cine Mntport auf bic 4Hfra9s Der bris
fifhsn Negierung getpartet babe.
mas Geutihlano nit Der geissung
BON Moooir In Wdrcttc bsdbiltslss,
Dbns cine jplte antDort srfalisn sa
buten.
grbbeben.
Gtar,s Groerihiitterungen iinb Der
lesien glohi in Wsln4en, Ulatn5.
ssrantfurt uno Stutisurt peripuri
iporben. am itdriiten ndrtn lie m
Gtuitaart unb 5rantfurt. no risle
2euie anaitsrfiifIt, balb 1ngetIslost aul
bic Stroben binaus fliihisttn. 5n Den
Msouern siHigsr 0ebduoe limb sroB'
RtTTe .niitanoen unb in Stuttgart ilnr
mobel in oen 5Gufsrn umgsfalsn.
aud in Miiblhauien, glluB, fanosr
slpei 70 bftiee Grberihuiierunssr
itatt. bas bic asuie in paniicrsise'
sgurhi ins fsreis binous iluhtsten
gyom gburm. Der ct. Stephdns air'
te fisI ein GROCER Siein btrab unb oi'
pberen Giodspsrts pieler 5duier rusllsr
sroBe Riiis auf. Sn sinsm 1heats'
ipurne bic 9priteQung Don btm Eto
bsbsn unter6rohsn uHo ois 3ulh1nt'
flihtsten I'D, silenbs aui Die StrabI
binaus. Dos gflaitsr pi,lsr Strdbsr
iii NIT gadasinsn unb Gah3isssln bs
Dedt.
9luh In Misn fanb cine eroerihns
ieruna ftait, Iiepar ater pon gsriHssl
nefiigsstt unb ss iuuros audi ssil
Ghobsn dnseidte..
IN aonftans. am goosniss. tpurosl
pieIe 0sbduos, borunier oas ssoitam'
fart bsihdbisi. Sn Der Rdbe Dol
pauilina.n. gab<n. iit Gin eiienbabn
2,iabuti sinseiiiir3i.
I'm Seioelbsrg bradl in 1olss be
Grbb,btns in eintm 1hsaisr cine va
nit aus.
Ttr aaiier ltihtsrtdftst
Ger aailer bat feline Sasnpartis i
ghlsiisn. fDohin sr iid am MiitDo.
glbeno bsgsbeu polIts. aufet5tben. b
er Iich sine Isitie grtGltuHl augs5ose
lat. Ii. limgsbung BEG 9aiisrs fagt
baB BITE Grt1iiuns nidts 5u bsntuts
babe.
9itQagt TN China.
pssing, l6. Rop. Gis 3ufom
msnisbuna bes BON BEN prsmis
y)uan G6i Sal asbilbeieR aabines
spuroe am Tonasritng in sinsm taiiel
lfsttu ebiti oaasiiiHoisi. ss III ab;
sinkdraqe, ob ss bsftsbtn bleieen fplrl
sins Der W.iisIisber Driidie erital
ntn libtr ie.ne Grntanung aus. Ula
aloubs, BOB MIR iptnigs Der nsusn Wi'
nifser gs5rast uprosn iino unb ma
ersparsts, nab msbrtr. pon ihnen III
treieera, iptroen su bisnsn.
Di. 9ufnmmeHiesung oes Hnhtnti
in ,inn msrilriirbise. gians eh
GkD. b&r sum UisssYrdfiosntsH b.
caisiamihifieriums srnoHns narbe. |
~ sssbe tastfss R'f'snss. e'f y
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Die Sus5iaifon forbrt i6Ou Oisle
Spfer.
aHtlageu ptgsn gspGb.

rens BON Rabatten.
Rem gort, 10. Ro0. Greise6u
autlagsH, auf GetpdbruHg DOn Hdbut.
ten Iautsno, iinb am 10nnsritag Don
elmer Der. Ct. grannjurp gegsn meb.
rere GiisnbahHs5 5raftbeamte unnu2it,
glieber BON S5irmeH in bieiigsr Staot
srhobeu porben. Die untsrIutunc
III in ben lssten pdar Wsonateu sau;
I'M StiLlen gsfiibrt perosn.
3is aHtlagsg iino TIM 4agsmeinsr
gleihlduteHb, uHo neidsu Hur mi
8e3ug auf bic giH3elbsiien Der Der
| ihisbeneR 5ransatttohsH BON siRan
Der a6. Sis sntholien 45 ipesiiii1
gefhuloiaungen. Die Rabatte ioIsi
auf WoarenisnounssH suiiten Rsn
Yort uHo ghicuso gtpdbrt Doroel
| Isin.
| Sshs Der 4ntiaga iino gegel
Hobsrt y. Daps gerittg. ben 4gsn
ten fir ausIGnoift< braht Der Bal
timore &c Gbio ". ". GOmpanp. g
ptro anestlagt Den foIgsHnsR periO
ngr uno srrrmen Ruadtte gsrDuArt j
baben: Bernard 5uoae & Co.. Gal
laghsr &c aitsr, Oscar =. Roit
isirmd gbarIes Q. Stone &c gou,
PAM; 4meriean Sbipping GompGnl
| 5ntsrnatipnal GOrparoing Gomporl
ale BON Ghitago uno Deter G.auppe
sirmn 9. 6. Bumper &c gompau
pom Rsp gort.
anoere 4ntlneen iino segen 5bl
mas u. Sorris, 9i3sprGfosnttnt, III
CLARENCE u. glooo, 9sneral 5raht
aaent Der a.bigb gaQsp n. R. serit
tet, bic angeslGgt iinb, geors. U
| 56elton & Gomparp pon Rem gci
unb Gbieaso Ro6o,t: ssipdhrt su b
ben.
Die folaenosn Girmsu iinb dngI
tlaat Ra6dtte por Der 8altiulEe
Cbip GiienbobH cngsnommen 81 b.
ben: Suits g. Bernard bon gerndrl
Suoae &: gorpanp. uno Wauri
4fdsr Don GALLAGHER. af6er &c Gr
Rem gort; Oscar g. aof9c Jirn
. Gbarles .. Stor. &c Gompunp. u
bert 6. Graisr. pr1iioent Der INNER
can Chipping gompuHp uuo Ausil
gonioub, prdFoent Der 5ntsrnatioH'
5orrparbtng gompanq.
SeIbitmores.
GIepelano, 9, Is. Rop. Sot
grotish, Der GA 5abr. alte 5ausns
: fer in Dem Smi.bSIo6. sin:m 4par
msn.bdus, Duroe am 9onnsritas !
! asaerraum oss 9s5duoss BON ri
theru, Die ilca bel tbm oeticssH no
, ten, neil ibre WohHuugsn nid,t gen
gsnb s.b.ist Darsn. ,ghing. lufgefu
BEN. Der Wanu Itien felt einie
. 3eit In Jolgs itiecater 9eiunol,
HieoergeftlossH gu isin.
DafbingtUn. 10. Ropsmbe
, Der Rear abmiral Sohn geatmG
laplpr, friibsr BON Der Ser. Staat
sSlotie, hat ii9 am 1onneriiag in +
ner mobnung in hieiiesr Stoot
|, ihoiIen. Gr mar 81 Sabre ali. anhc
!, tenbe arantbeit Iteint i'm gu B
, 1ba. setrieben 81 baben.
4 8itisburs, pa, 16. RoD.
Or. gtbel airt, cine befannts 4el
tin, lpurSe am Tonnsritaa Woroen
ibrer Wobnung i'm 9epsr Gebdu
toot auFqefunoen. Sis bate Sslb
I moro besanssn, incsm iie ii6 n
4 gbloroiorm sstrdntts gaunrpolie
!. ben Wuno uno bic Raien!Dher fed
: Die Dime befano iih in FinanSita
n Sdpieris.sitsn uno Bate offenbor B
4 Gelbitmorb iton Dor ldnserer 8
Il eeplant. Dor Elm paar 1ageH bate
ihr 5eItamsnt gsmatt uno am Wli
. mod iaats iit 81 Der 6ausmsiiter
r oes gebduoes in benz lie ipohnte: ~
D bin oes 9sbens miios Gs lit mir nj
i m0qlit, aus msinsn patienten 6'
n beraussuihlag.n. Sd tpiinif,te.
Ie t0nnis iisrbsn. Sd moGts mid
i Iiebittn biHlsS.n anS nje 'risosr a'
litsssn.'
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Wefterberi6t,

Sir Gbio unb bos tpeitlihe
pennipluanien: Rsssn i'm Tiiollden
nno Neaen ober Ghnse Inn n0rpli6sn
aheiI am Jreiios; tpdrmsr. 4m Sams
flag ih0nes, tGlisres Wetter. Geltlide
minbe.
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Jn(anO ge(eqrap6
grfolgtoitr gefts6uugss
periu6.

%
perIu6.
Wiltesbarre. Qa., Is. ROD.
Am 6ieiieen gountpgtri5t nuroe Der
pros.b ssssn SOiepb Gunfss bon Sps
raeufs, q. o., beapnnsn. pelher unter
Der 4ntlage Der 0erieitung sur aors
rupttou iteht. Iunfse ioQ eiusm ges
piiTen Wm. q. RcGuire $4,000 in
gaar. iotpis $1,000 in gttisn elmer
slsttrif6en 9.leu6tuHgs Gsieafhaft
nit benz 4uftrase iibersebsH bdbeu.
b1mit Wlapor Euiffen III beIte6en,
cine Grbinon; gu uutsr3sidnsH, uelhe
Der Geiellihaft ods geIsuhtuHsss
grtpiIegium in Dil;esbarr. Dsritafa
fen piirp.. Wanor aniffen, ipelher
Der Soupt3suee ssssH Den aneetIosien
mar, Iagte aus, eab WeGuire ihm oas
4nerbietsn gematt babe, ludbreno CT
(ber Wanor) spei 3euseH peritedt
oshalten bats, bic Der llnierreoung 3us
bortsn. WeGuirs bsfinbst iih in
Saft unb nirb eemnddit prosefiri
lperoeH.
9sifliher nsgen gigami.
pertIdgt.
Solicit, Sa., 16. Rop. glmans
ba grtntsr bon gss4er, Sd, bal
ReD. Sobu Sortou. siuen snsliid'en
ejsiflih:E. esr siugeitanoeH bat. oat
e in Bolton. Gnglanb. cine ecitgli.t
| ibm angetrlnr. 5ran 6.iiBt aufSt9el'
bunq lpsa.n 9gam'. per!lllt. Si: er'
Hart, oab eer Seiit!ih. sln geiriiss;
unb Berfii6rsr fsi. Der audi dnbtrsr
ffrauen 2itbesbrieit fhrieb. 5prtcr
6efinoet iif i'm gefdnsnib unb bi'
9ranbiurn tpirb Fia baIo nit ieinsH
5alls befdhtn.
ISs f.tnem aassH srmor'
bet.
GIspsfdnb, 8, is. Rop. 5ran
IN. Gear. so Sabre aft. uno Ghs
DIR 3. III. Scar S.rptlrp eompdnp
ipuroe bier am 4beno in isinsm Ga
| ben Don einem Manns RameHs SobI
ybillips srffoiIsn. Der iit banH itlbi
tine augsl in ben aopf itob. Gr Il
tontlid perirunoes.
/ gis Dor sirei Jahrsn mar pbiIIipl
elm Wiialisn Der hieiigeH aose be
| griiberIhaft BON Maihiniitsn nm
beisern, oeren Setrti1r uub Shag
meiFter Scar mar. Gr bate sinel
| Strsit nit Gear rpesen feinsr geitrds
unc fsitoem bat sr tDitotrbclt seorob
NIT Gear ssbst&ntH ~ neaent
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our Dtseih n G

Stubent uetnem Treuuce mefrsre
Qbptp8rapbien 3et9sno): s0ttb't Iu.
|bas iiuo bie 0ameu, be ih oerehre !.
cine S6auipisIsrtu, cine 3idteriu ano
cine Malertn!"
GrsaHs; naIio 2sins GaRisiaassr
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Nepgort, IS. Ioo. -- glbgsg.:
~garboroifa" na6 Bremen; so 9rss
tagne" na4 6aDre.
@tbrattar. paTtrt: rStdlia"
bon Stem gort, nah gteapel beitimmt.
Bottom. 2lngst.: nWarqustte"
bon 4ntperpsn.
Srisf. 4nget.: .Wurtbd Dai6s
tngton" nah Rep Yort.
GDn II. Qbgeg.: sWtnnedpolis"
naA ReD Yort.
ReapeI. Qnget.: .4ucouta" pun
pbtlabsIp6ia.
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Muslanb. Selegrapb
Gin 6eftises Gro6e6en
ST am 1onneritag In gans
Eiiboentid)lanO beripiirt
turroen
limb bat in einigen Staotcn ers
beblihea Sdaoeu anserihtet.
Ramsntli1 in Stuttgart. Grantfurt
unb Miiblbauier |. G.
guan Sbi Raj bat Elm dinsiiltts RAJ
btnst ssbilost,
gs iit ober bic 5rase. pb es bsltehsn
bleiben tpirb.
---S s------
Rubianb fhtdt lruppsH nad y:rlisn.
gDeiI nod feline Anfport Ysritsns au'
bas ruifiids liItimdsum einses
troffeH in.
--S y s--a--
4ht MtlIionen Wsnih.n In Hublonf
non elmer SunsersHo.b besroht,
-
gDsil Die Grnte in 20 proolnssn gan;
cher tbsilpsii, miBratbeu 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-17
Cincinnati sreitag oen II. Nopember 1911.

Rsamlea 0er B. d 0. uuo
ce6iQ6 DaGeg Gi(ell6a6a
Soiuie cine Ansabl giem gOrfer
nno Gbieaguer ,sirmen
Mugeflast Rabatte setudbrt uHo
angenDntnen 3sa baben.
Rear abmiral Jobn geatman 5ablor
5at In Dafbinston, 81 Sabre alt,
Selbftmoro besunssn.
Das in.sruotionale sssGpnbitat
Bon Der aaif.esRSHer-2lFpeia aui
bas idGrffte Derbamut.
Der RsorganiiatioHsplou Der ameri:
can 5obacco 60. bsfinitio
sutgebeiben.
Die ginpenbunsen Der unubhdusissr
aompasnien dbsstpisisH.
Die Jus5iaiIon forort i4ou Diel
Spfer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-17
Mugefiast Habatte Betudbrt uHo
ansenummen 5m baben.

Die ginpenbunsen Der unubbGnsigsH
aomposnien dbssuisisu.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07
Attorney .Dickerson
Commits Suicide

WI members OF his fam
lily W ted at the breakfast
table home : 2230 East
Coltax ;,.'venue. this morning,
Charles. Llncoln Dickersop. aged
81 years. one of the most promi-
nent attorneys in Denver and a
former >'ate senator, committed
suicide his bedchamber by
shootns b msel 10 head.
Acute nelanehe brought
about b. usomni, 9m which he
had beer Offering weeks, is
attribute his ieuy aul friends
as the cause oil h zct He had
been watched .-1l ate be
cause o. i've @ he would
harm. hirn-sif. revolver
with Vai 6e life was
thought 1en. but
he succe ne place
where il rtcd.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07
Too Late to Change.

"A man can no more change his rep
utation than he can change his face
Or his arms" said Senator La Toilette
At banquet In Madison.
There was once a wicked old Madi'
son millionaire. who took his pastor
aside and said:
II am going to retire. Doctor Third
y. I'm going to devote the remainder
Of my life to doing good
Doctor Thirdly. an outspoken man
retorted:
"'Do you mean John II. Good. the
wealthy farmer. or young Sam Good
he socialist millionaireg
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07
j. II. Teller Succeeds
Jduge Carlton Bliss

Governor Shafroth yesterday
appointed James H. Teller. judge
of the district court in Denver to
fill the unexpired term of the late
Judge Carlton M. Bliss. There
had been seekers of the position.
some of them trying to pull wires
even before the funeral of Judge
Bliss, il is said. But to Mr.. Tel
ler the honor comes unsought. al
though he was a candidate for a
place on the court of appeals. Ee
is an able lawyer. m of judi
cial mind and mature years Dur
ing tine previous Shafroth ad-
min aIon he was Attorney
General John T Barnett's first as
sistant. His knowledge of the
Ia aDd his strong common sense
mad hs assistance almost inval-
uaoi- I1 The solution of the host
OF .ega questions with which the
Office OF the attorney general is
constantly based.
Jam n Teller IS a brother of
former senator Henry NJ. Teller
He 'yed a large legal practice
in Denver and Colorado before
he b. bic Office.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07
YOUTHFUL LOGIC.

The teacher in the elementary math-
ematics looked hopefully about tie
room. Nov. cAli-4en." GAc SAID. 1
wish you to think very carefully boz
lore you answer my next question
Inc small pupils sat eag rly await
lng II. wide-eyed and In some instances
open-mouthed
Which would you rather have. thr o
oass with Two aYgias In caea .bag. r
Two bags with tdr-e apliei in each
bag7" asked the teacher.
ihree bags with two apples I'm each
Dhk' said n boy In one of the last
seats, while The class still debated -
TO tho best answor.
why. Paul7" asked the teacher.
Because tharo'd be one more b. =
% bust" announced tho practical
young mathematician. - Youths Com
panion.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-12-07
Five Governors to Give
Addresses at Convention

Five governors have been in
vited 10 address the Second An
nual Convention OF the Colorado
Good Roads Conference Associa
ton to be held in Pueblo, January
IL and -, 1912. These are the
executives of Utah, Wyoming,
Kansas, Nebraska and New
Mexico.
Invitations have been sent ask
ing them to address the Pueblo
convention telling what is being
done in their state TO build high
ways which will connect with the
roads now being built ar planned
for Colorado. il Is believed that
this information will be OF great
aid in carrying on The work OF
constructing good roads across
the state.
A board Of Couroi consisting
OF thirty .members has been ap
pointed by the Commerce Club oi
Pueblo to arrange 10 ihs January
convention From present indi
cations this convention will be
the largest and most enthusiastic
ever held in this state Ia behalf OF
good roads. George ID. Meston
OF Pueblo is chairman of this
committee.
Two calls for the convention
will be issued. One of these will
be signed by Governor Shafroth
and Charles a. Johnson. president
OF the state association. and will
be addressed to all interested in
the good roads movement ia this
state. The second call will be
signed by the governor ard ad-
dressed to the wardens and COM
missioners of state penitentiaries
inviting them to a conference to
be held at Pueblo at the time OF
the time Of the state convention
in order 10 discuss the best meth
ods OF employing convicts on the
state highways.
These calls will be sent out from
the Colorado Good Roads Con-
terence within few days.