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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

Die Sttuatiou in bisTen
2aRbe bstrsffs MerifOs f6eint iid5 in
Der Detfe gu seitulten, ipte TsinerSstt
betreffs Gubas. Sine ansabl aetpif,
fenlofer SournaIiiten uno Qolititer
ertldrt eine Sntsrpeution in Merttr
fir uRpermsiblid unb es febIt Bios
nod, oaB btefs anri6t BON elmer
Der beioen gartsisn often pertreten
pirb unb baIb iperbeu beioe porteien
in benz 8erIdnstn nah siuem militia
rtfheH tSpaSiergange lpsttsifern. Gine
Snterpentipn in Rertto tpiro aus benz
8ruHbe geforbert. baB bic Amsrttauer
uRe tbr Gtgentbum hafelbIt aefdhrbet
iine. 8Orldufig tit oas nttt pabr.
Rtdt bios bic Reeterune, ioubern auh
bic Sniurgsnten ssbeu Iid bic erDBte
Daibe. ole ausldnber uno gons fpez
3ieI amerttansr su refpettiren. Was
BON einsm laneipierigen aris9e in
DtsrttO gefagt tptrb, III sbenfalis nidt
pabr. Die Rrifis lit nobe. Bias, Der
tn ieiner 8srblenbune ni6t reiiqriren
min, pirb fsbr balb abostban iein,
oa ale Mittbetluneen barin iiberein~
Ittmmen, odb bas ganJs msritauifhs
Bolt gegen Jpn aufgsbra6i iit unb Der
auFitano ith fbneu iiberaII perbreitet,
10 Die SnIurgenten srfbetusn. Gs|
IebIt baber ieos 8srebtisung fir cine
Sntsrpentipn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

~ bpb AfsNs
Die Rorebeutibs Ride nit augI
nabme Hatiirli4 Der bomburaii6en -
itsbt alIsemein in sinem felr fd1lsd,.
ten Fufs. QameutIih in Dien fprihi
man bon ibr tn ben perGhtIihifsn
auseraden. Jorfdt nun stner nacb
inober Die Sa6ler ibr llrt6eil asfd0pfi
habeH, 10 finDet CT immsr tpiebsr Die.
ielbe 0uene: bic Horbbeutfhe Reltaus
raHttii6t. Der MiHenbe ipunbert iit
oaHH nidt niebr iiber bic ipeaiperfsabe
Benrtheilung Der norbDeutfGen aeds
fuHif. Senn er nnterfheiDet ihdrf
SniifeH 9aasmonnsfoft unb Reitaus
ran'foit IN Rorbneuti flano unb ipeiB,
bab bic erftere, bic bel groBerer Gin
fodbett uHbS6lihtbeit bod leder unb
tpobif6 f6msxenb iff. nit nsr lestern 70
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

ten. bdB bic ensIif9e arbeiterfddFt,
bic leiber ii6 gu iebr fir abati be-
gstftert bat. nunmebr bem Militartsz
mus enersifder enteesen freteu pirb.
WenR nlebr 8elb an bic arbeiter ae4
tpertSet tpirb. tpirp ipenieer fir arieasz
ibiffe ane aanoneR iibris bleiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

Jn Gnglonb bat bic 8ia b,s
Shastan5Iers QIopb georos aur
stHfuhrung BON &rantenunt.ritIsuno
IIno 8erIorgung gsseR grtu.rbslofios
tstt ben bsa6tsnstptrten grfoIa a,
Dsr3sidnsn, bob oon teiner S.tte brirrs
5iptelitr ginpanb paeeaen .rbobsu
ipiro. Sslbft bic 5orries .rtlGren ben
yian fur faDn. ipenn fie audi pi.
Dur1fuhr6arteit bespeifeln. aber
banltt fine iis bafir geiponusn. W,nn
siH Oesante iDmpatbif6s glufnobm,
flHDst, banH faut ss aud Hidt Ibper
thm prattTde GeftaItung au osbsr.
ggtr oerfpre9en uns BON bem 8ors
foliage bes aaH3lsrs bumanitdrs ers
folss. Die ROD ipsiter g.ben, als bic
HHtsritiisuns Der 4rbeiter. Ti.
Summsn, bt. fir biefe fosial, Siirs
frras nohttDenbtg finb. tonn.n muir
bur9 8erfiirsung Der 4usaabeu fir
mtlttdrHte 3ntde aufsebraht tperbtn
nno ss fam als felbftuerftdnblid ael5
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

8td3 min rsfigniren. tpenu Der
5rteoe piebsrberseitsat tft. Der arieOe
ioirb pisosrbergeitsat. tpenu 9iaa re-
iiaHirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08
Bon Der @ieuer Slide.

Bisnsr uRo nOrbosutife Ride. -
Der f6Isdts Ruf Der norbbeuttdsn
Hsitaurdntstoit. -- Die Gi6e bes
Wiensr Wirtbsbduies. Supps
uno RinbfIsif6. RebIipeiin
uRo 9uRtsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08


ben Stmud bsforst. falIt BITE @fabs
lone tigentIit ipeniger auf ais bert,
no bic Snfotisn fslbit ben gaIfpn be-
pfIan5sn; es stist fith bier ettpas bon
Der Wnarenboustuit,Ir, bic GiirGs
Notwithstanding gut unb biIIis &C.
flat. nbtr In stipiiTtr 6infiht BEN I'M.
oipibnelIen Dsfhmad ptrfInft. Die
pielanfhIdgige 3sntralittlls fir bic In
letefen Des gsrlintr Grtmbsnptrssbrs
bat iih bssbolb Rdh btm BeifpifI ans
Dtrsr StdDie i'm CONNER Dorigsn Sabs
res duh Der 8aItone nHgenpmmfH, nm
stDas abuehslung In bic oft geriiste
eiHtonigtsit gu bringeH; frtiIih tpsrs
otn bdonrt toum DolIart1niae unn
anoere perp0bnte s5remoe, bic Berlin
ben NsbeHbublerinnen garis unb Gems
bon abfpenitie maiden mDGtt, mad Der
Spree ober LANCER bier esFeFsIf iuerbsn.
SuHoi bas ihpsrs Wort: BaItons
inmndipsftbsiperb ibnsH bic 3uHgen
ssrbtiht.
Die 9st6siIiaun1 an bem Metibts
irerb bIifb hinttr ben Oripurfunasn
3iiriid, nlir stfpds iiber 200 g0Iions
nno Sdufsrfronien bottsn Tit anesnels
Del, cbfhon nift Rrltborteit uHe Gel.
ttnbeit Der 9lumtn. Ionbtrn Der Inn
aufbau unb In Der Darbensniammens
ittlung betnHoeis GtfhmGd ben Nus
ihlaa gnben. Dus b1usIite Geben
fpinnt iih itst gum syobsn 1beig auf
oein Bditon ab; aud MbsnDs Fkht
man manhmol Qdmpen, bic Gin bshaas
Iifts Stillsben eon 9beeesfdirr uBe
Gldfern beIsuhten, lpdbrfnb farbiass
6sliDuHtel bic a0pfs umbiili. @isbtr
hobe i4 nur cine S6oitsnitiit ON bic
fem Gtbeu i'm 3rsien tntbsdeH lonnsH,
ntn g|bonosrapkn; oamit iptrbe ih
mob nidi all.iu ilsxn. in nstner
Ratbori6ait ipc5nt tia muiHliebenf
oss Ghepaar; am SpdtHaffnittaa
ftgeu bic 8otten rtesimdbig siHiss
Stunbe auf bem 9ogtcn. er lief. Ole
s3fituns HHb lie ftiheIt tn elmer 6onbs
drbeit; in Der seoffnsisH a6iir adbut
Der uneebeure Shlunn eines Bbcncs
grdpbeH uno ibmsttert in turssn abs
ftdnofn bic mnnnigfaltisiien Ruiits
itiide in bds 9er1uiG Der Eirube.
8aIb nimmi Elm 6eioentsHcr ihMeis
seno abfnifo pon 8 Qepnors, iastn
Gliid, meint Gun, baIb trdlIert gars
men Dom Wan pon Ssptlla unb ihrtm
i5rtunb elias paitia; bsm s5susrs1ue
her fhliekt ilh Elm 5onssFane an, baB
Berlin fhon une grob iti. uHb benz
Gbcpinfebsn 5rausrmdrftt Elm tDHi=
f1es 2ite, bsffsn Htbrreim in siHsm
[nut m.dernben Gslihtsr snbst. Der
phonoerapb itsbt iehnifh nuf Der
oobs; ts mnft fih snHs ltimmuness
opl. tperH bel finisnotr Iimmsruna
Der bolbe abenbitsrn anasflsbs ipiro,
ibsr in IoIfe anndntitdtsn perIiert
iuh bic idb0HItt Wuiit ibrsn gsis.
Sh ltbe in itdnbiesr angii. bnb einss
1agss bic Misnsr Cptrttienzgeit ben
tserreihsn 9alton ptrsiften t0nnis.
Die Jortfhritie Der 9uftihiffohrt
perbeR ts bdIb sur glotbipsnbtaseit
MAIDEN, befOuDsrs euftssfsss su f6afs
en-. esi 9tbdnblung bisfes ipinbiafn
ysssnitanees tSHntt man uielisift
Iuh bds Refs bss sinssInsR, bis cEIen
ItfHeinfnme Cuff eur6 aontnslisn Al
rfniitttrn, esnautr abgrenstu. Gs
ii6 Elm paraeropk - Dim
mel! i6 bate tiRsn ssniaIen legislas
crifhm GinfalI. aber Der pbonogroph
sbt eben fddlltnb init SObobos tin
IHo bat mir ben Gksdntenfaeen mittsH
HtSiDeissIstniittH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08


Die 9rInos. Die 9OuOsrnsur
eBiIion BON gtetp Ssrisp in isinsr Rsbs
sp 8anfas Gitn, Wo., fir Snitiatipe
unO Referenoum anfibrt, itno febr
elnleu6teno, neil tie aus Der grFub.
ruRg gei6ppft fino. Die Rseisruness
Sbserie uHieres 2anoes tit, oob bas
Volt, penn cine Partsi unhefriebiqene
Ut, 1ib elmer dnbersH Partsi anors
trauen tam. Qber bic Reeel seiat,
naB beibe Partetsu niht o:rtrauens.
fpertR fnb. Rod fhlimmer lit, oaB
hte ftlehten GIsments beioer Bar,
telea 3uiammen ar6sitsu, tpenn es ailt,
Die 8Irger gu iibsrpOrt6siIsn. 5iir Die
2egtersn eibt es babsr teine anoere
8ettung, ais oaB tie Die @eIsse, bic
iis brdu6en, iid ieIber ss5su unb oas
Geht erlan9sn, ihlshte GeIete al
rerrDerfsn. Uait aRpsreu Dprten, 6aB
Tie SIrger bsioe ParteieH tontrcIiren.
in ) SIlinois 1T man iebr uns
qebaItsn iiber bic Gntiteibuna zines
Hl6ters, odB Der Senat ienes Staates
teln Reht babe, Die 8orIeaunQ Der
Bidder oes 8ontisrs SiIben 3u for
bern, Der ais Der S6aBmsiiter Der fir
bic Grpdhlune 2orimsrs qefammelteu
aSonos be3eihnst tpurbe. qaaemsiu
aeht bic aniiht babin, bab bic GntS
1heioung ni6t gut besriinbet lit uab
9lsi15eittg Dirb 8erpunberung bas
rlber ausgeorudt, baB bic 8eri6te 10 |
bdufig, ia faft beftdnotg ben Be- |
muhungsn. llnebrlihtsiten i'm 6ffents |
lihen 2e6en uuf3uoeden, SinbernifTs
bsretten. giusr Der 8runbe ipirb tpphI
pariH 3u fu6eH ieiR, oaB Die Rihter
nntsr benz ieBieen Spitem GeIhopfe
Der bon PoIititsrn unb Rorporationen
beberrihten aonpentionen iino. Sn
oieiem Sale 1T cine Refprm befonhers
orlnglih. @s muB aQes qeIdeben. um
Die Suiti8 Dem politti6eR gtnfIuB su
sntSieben.
D ts u inter- Il 6ung esgen ben
3udsr Sruf. ben 0oQen Sruit unb
ben Sta9I Sruit, ME bic 8emotrus
ten i'm Senat i'm 8erein nit ben Horts
tnrlttlern tie OsranitaIten perben. III
llbsrfiiifige arbett, tpenn fie nicht fpez
5tsG gu bem 3ipet unternommen pirb
Den 3uiammenbang spiI6en I36Qen
ilHo 3ruits tIar 81 leqen. DAT biefs
hret @darsn monopoIiftrt perben, lit
DffsRes Sebeimnib. Gg bat babsr tel
nen 3psd, oas Don siuem aornmittce
tettltellen 5u Iafen. Die 9lufqubs Be-
ttsht oartn, elm 0tittsI 5u fin6en, tpis
btete Sruits gefprsngt iperbeu t6nnen
liuo oas tam Hur ourd cine R.pifion
Der betreffenbsn 5artFs aeftebsr. 8i, ,
abf9offung oss RafFtneri. .3pQss
tpsIasr Der Rsgterung nt9t etnen 6els
ler etnbrtngt, pIroe genIgen, I'M ben /
3uder Sruft gu iprengen. Die abs
thahuHg oes 3Oues fir grobe @oQe
iDarbs Den 8ou 5ruit fprsnqer. Zen
Stabl sruft lpiro man pohl nift {
msbr aufl0fen t0nnen, ba er fhou
au tart Dsrantert iii. Qlasin bic 4bs |
fhaffung Der Stabl36Qe, neld1s nitt
bic mtnpeite 8eredtigung ba6en, piirbs
ben 5ruit isiner monppolihil6.n
9epaIt enttIstben. b
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

Vie Der Gbintfe pumpt.
Der .Ofafiatiff< 2lppb4 peg6ffmts
Iidt einsn inisreFdntsn ariifs: iiber
ben sGbineftn TN GelbpsrlspsnlkiisnS
8as pfdnbbaastpefsH iit In ghino Be-
tnnnilidb itbr entipidslt uHD nidA mar
Der Qoibleioenos Rimmi bas asibbaus
In dniprub. ioHberH aud Der tleint
Gpttuiant. unb bas in iseer gbiHsie.
D0s efihbaus III fiir ben GbinsfsE
bss Wiitslitanbss alsibsrihrans une
gsratbsidmmsr. Der Grt. mo er BEN
0rbsrben nusseissts unb pon DisbsH
beorobtt GsssnitGnee aufhepabrt unb
sllslti6 Gele bafiir ssIisbeu trh6It.
Die 3iuffn bstrassH 8 Vrcssnt pro
monat. Sii Der Ghinsfe arg IN Der
alfmmf. bat tr auh fGcH feineH
Grunbbefit bslaftst. 10 tann or INNER
nod Jrau unb alHb psrpfdnhen.
DIT fommt % Dor. bab Der ssibbsr
niirfiiee GbiHels. nm ein 9arisen su
trbolttn. fineu Dsrein griinhet. 4nees
nommeu 6err Wans brouht 90 Dol
lars. befiBs nber nur 8. DanR Idbsi
fr snOlf gstaHnte au elmer p<rtrnns
lidsn 8sfprshuna Gin aHs frDflnei
ibnsn. bab tr sinsn lsibpsreiu ariinhsn
MOLE. G<lisn idlisb. ildi iemanb aus,
ba Ia ieber In tins abnlifs Gage soms
men taHH. Mana spirD Doyfitenbsr
bes 1srsins une nimmt nun non iesem
einen nDHatlihsn Htiirae bon d Dr!s
iars sntosefn. 90 bat sr sand6jt
itiHs 60 Dollars. Jm sipeitfn Mcnai
jdht pieofr isbsr 5 GplaTs unb nuH
trbdIi bos siptits Misglieb 55 D0ls
Iars. 50 pirb BITE 3ablHna isbeH
NlcHat fortssissi, bis TN Dnolftsa
RoHai bas sn0ffie Miialkb isinsu
nollsa 8sitgas 3urudsTbGlsen bat.
D0Hn loft I'D, Der Wsrsin ipiebsr auf,
csHH 6fTr mdHg bat lsine 65 Dali
lars In monaili6<H RaisH abgssakli.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-18
THE LOOKOUT SYSTEM.
Forest Commissioner Mace Believes IL
Saves Much Property Loss.

Forest Commissioner Mace believes
that the lookout system saves much
property loss by fires in the Maine
woods Il firmly believe" said he
Wednesday morning in conversation
with reporter, that the only thing
that has saved Maine from being visit
ed by forest fires as disastrous as
those that have visited Connecticut.
Massachusetts. New Hampshire and
vermont is the prevalence of the look
out system under the direction of the
Maine Forestry District. The men at
the lookout stations are thoroughly
familiar with the geography of the
district over which they are stationed
and by taking regular observations
every hour during the day are able to
discover the fires in their very begin
ning and have crews of men sent out
to fight them before they reach dam
gerous proportions"
The forest commissioner received
word Wednesday morning from Chief
Warden A. b. Haynes of Norcross that
fire was in progress at the head of
PemadumCook lake in Penobscot
county. Chief Wardens HAYNES and
Morris l.. Woodman of LAGRANGE with
crew of % men are fighting the fire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-18

the last meeting man had come
ture of the disease was recognized in
Bangor, and he was promptly quar-
antined He has since then been dis
charged from quarantine without any
further cases occurring there. After
lie was sick he visited in rapid sue
cession his mother in one town, went
to Jackman, and then called upon his
wife in another town before the ma
ture of his case was recognized. His
smallpox and three other persons in
the same town have had the disease.
Two have recovered and the other
two still remain in quarantine in the
same house and the preventive meas
ufes which are in force seem to be
we'll advised and efficient.
Information was received that the
man who formed the first case and
was guaranteed in Bangor had, in
his ramblings been across the line
from Jackman and Moose River. and
at the same time ii was learned that
smallpox existed at a certain place in
the Province of Quebec about twenty
miles from the boundary line The
secretary of the Provincial Board of
Health at Montreal sent one of his in
spectOrs to look up the matter; thus
once more. as he has frequently in
the past. cooperating with the State
Board of Health of Maine or aiding our
board when he has been able to do so.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-18
Those Sudden Pains in the Back Twinges that tell
you of Hidden, Dangerous Kidney Troubles.

When the kidneys are sick, sharp
darting pains strike YOU in the back,
lons or sides-pains that almost take
your breath away, and often make you
cry out in agony.
1t is almost impossible to mistake these
kidney pains, for they seem to center
about the small of the back. where the
kidneys are located.
Still there are many persons who think
backache is merely a muscular trouble
something that is expected to pass away
with a little rest, aided by a plaster or
by rubbing with liniment.
Sick kidneys cannot get well alone
They need quick help If it is not given,
the useful work of the kidneys stops
The filtering of the blood is suspended
Poisons circulate freely with the blood
attack muscles. brain, nerves and vital
organs. The kidneys swell and throb and
that is what makes those sudden stabs
OF pain in the back. You won't be rid of
the trouble until the kidneys are cured.
There is no other remedy for sick kid
neys quite equal to Boodine Blood and
Kidney Tablets. This simple vegetable
formula has been used for 100 years and
has never been exceled because it is a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-18

remedy for the kidneys only-does not
act ON the bowels or on any other or
gans. 1t soothes while it stimulates, re-
lieves all congestion authorization. cures
backache, regulates the urine and re-
stores perfect altering of the blood
Gorham. Maine, June 2. 1907
The Bloodine Corporation,
Boston, Mass.
Dear Sirs-Yours of MAY Both was duly
received and would acknowledge my
neglect to write you that / am quite
well of my bladder and kidney trouble
after using two boxes of your Bloodine
Blood and Kidney Tablets. | shall re-
commend them to all whom ] may see
suffering with the same disease. Excuse
for my neglect and accept my sincere
thanks for your kind offer to send me
six boxes under signed guarantee TO cure
or money refunded.
Yours respectfully.
Box 1873 y. C. FOGG
Boodine Blood and Kidney Tablets
cost only 90 cents a box. Mail orders
filed by The Bloodine Corporation, Bos-
ton, Mass Frank p. Burns. Special Agt.,
Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-18
SEVERAL NEW TABLES
Will Be Used in Next Report Of Rail-
road Commissioners.

Clerk George f. Giddings of the
state board of railroad commissioners
is engaged in preparing blank forms
to be sent out To the 16 steam rail
roads and the l6 electric roads of the
State for the purpose of securing re-
turns from them for compilation in the
next annual report of the commission
ers.
Several new tables viii be used in
the forthcoming report and data for
these is being requested in the blanks
10 be sent out. A table will be pre-
sented in connection with the reports
relating to steam railroads showing
the number of protected and unpro-
tected crossings and the accidents at
each crossing. The number of high
way and steam railroad crossings of
electric roads will be given as well as
the number of protected and unpro-
teeted crossings and the accidents at
crossings.
A number of other states embody
such tables in connection with the re-
ports of their board of railroad COM
mlssioners and some of these states
have written to the Maine railroad
commissioners at different times ask
ing Tor statistics in regard to crossing
accidents for purposes of comparison.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-18
BELIEVES IN DISCIPLINE
But Warden Wigen Thinks Prisoners
Should be Treated HumaneIy,

Among the visitors Wednesday az
the State House was Warden Fred r.
Niggin nf the Maine STATE prison at
Thomaston. Mr.. Wiggin states that
there are at present in the prison 2o9
prisoners o. whom q are serving life
sentences. He reports The general
health OF the prisoners good and says
that the work is progressing well in
all departments.
Mr.. Wiggin is d firm believer in
the maintenance of prison discipline
but he also advocates the treating of
the prisoners as human beings. A
novel departure was inaugurated by
him a few DAYS ago in having n
theatrical company present IN enter
tainment for the benefit of the pris-
oners He said that all of them seemed
to erjoy the performance very much
and nearly all of them in writing their
letters home mentioned the event as
one which greatly moved them.
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The members OF the board of trus-
tees Of he Insane Hospitals. who were
in the city fer their monthly meet
ing, were called before the Governor
and Council and kept there for two
nouTs while the matter was discussed
OF sustaining their action in asking
for the termination Of services of
superintendent II. w. Miller at the
expiration OF the period for which he
had been enga ged and the RESI- gnation
TO take effect, Jan. ], 1872, of Steward
an. Treasurer Manning S. Campbell.
II is understood that the resignation
Of Mr. Campbell had been first ten
derad by him several months ago ana
he mad been asked at that time to
Withdraw il. Four members of the
board, Hon. George f. Macomber of
Augusta, Hon. A. r. Nickerson of
Boothbay Harbor. Judge E. f. Chase
Of Fluehill and Thomas White Of
Bangor We're before the Governor and
Council
Tie lack Of harmony between tho
superintendent and the steward of
the Augusta hospital recently became
so marked, 1t is said. that the trus-
tees notified Or. Miller that the CON
tract with him would be terminated
when his year was out, June 8, the
understanding being that no new SUI
perintenaent would be engaged until
the joint board of trustees for the
insane hospitals ard school for the
feeble minded assume direction of af
fairs under the new law. July /. Mr.
Campbell was notified at the same
time that his resignation would be
acceptable to take effect Jan. /, 1912.
Justice Savage came to Augusta on
the evening train and qualified before
the members of the Governor and
Council 1t was decided to hold the
next meeting Of the Governor ard
Council at 10 A. NJ. Friday, June 1G
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-18
use to our state Board of Health in its

The question of rules and regulations
relati 20 common drinking cups came
up for consideration Through cores
pondence with other state Boards of
Health it was learned that the State
Boards of Health of Massachusetts,
Vermont, Wisconsin, Delaware, Kan
sas. oregon. Mississippi and Indiana
have statutory provisions against the
use OF common drinking cups in
schools and some other public places.
In quite number of other states bills
were pending i'm their Legislatures
" hich provide for the regulation or
prohibition OF drinking cups in some
places. 1t was also found that a con
siderable number of the cities in the
various states have rules and regula-
tons made by the health departments,
or city ordinances forbidding the use
of drinking cups in public schools,
aboard trains, etc. The State Board of
Health of Maine laid the matter upon
the table for future consideration.
meanwhile instructing the secretary To
prepare leatlet for general distribu-
ton open the dangers which arise from
the use of common drinking cups, thus
carrying or. as well as il can, a pre-
limin9ry educative campaign as first
and important measure in this work.
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New Corporations.

The following corporations have filed
certificates of organization at the office
of the secretary of STATE:
The Plumas Development Co, or
gained at Augusta for the purpose of
carrying on general mining business.
with $1,000. 900 capital stock. OF which
nothing is paid in. Officers: presi-
dent. Lewis A. Burleigh Of Augusta;
treasurer. +. NJ. LeaVitt Of Winthrop.
Certificate filed May II, 1911.
Felix Tempest Co. organized at
Portland for the purpose of dealing in
drugs. foods and perfumes. with $780,
900 capital stock. of which $4,000 is
paid in Officers: President, Clarence
h Eaton OF Portland. gtreasurer. Albert
f. Jones of Portland. Certificate filed
May 10, 1911, ~
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Declines Invitation.

Governor Plaisted has received an
invitation from the Massachusetts
Real Estate Exchange to accompany
that organization on a business mems
trip to Montreal. June 6 and I, as the
guest of that association. The trip
VIII be taken for the purpose of in
specting the modern dock facilities of
that city in view of the development
needed by the port of Boston
This invitation Governor Plaisted
has been obliged to decline on account
OF previous engagements which will
keep him in Maine at that time.
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A new circular on the subject of in
fantile paralysis has been prepared by
the secretary and this was approved
by the board. IT was thought that, in
view &c the probability of the recur-
renee of cases to some extent of that
disease this season the circular is ur-
gently needed. DR. Cram of BoWdoin
College, member of the board, is
again going to Europe this season, and
as he will visit Brussels, or go to places
very near it, he was authorized and
requested by the board to visit as a
delegate from the board the 1nterna-
tionaI Exhibit ON Hygiene. which wilt
be held in that city for the purpose of
learning what he can which may be OF
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STATE HOUSE,
Council Confirms Justice
Savage'S Appointment.
Question Of Sustaining Action
OF The Hospital Trustees.
Doherty Gets Pardon Warner
and Gauihier are Refused.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting of Governor and Council
Friday, June 16 at 10 A. M.

The appointments made by Cover
nor Plaisted since the last Council
meeting. including that Of Hon. AL
bert r. Savage of Auburn as assoc
ciate justice of the supreme court, were
confirmed Wednesday by the Executive
Council. The opposition 10 the con-
flrmation of Justice Savage was not
strong enough to prevent the confir-
although il is understood I'M
that test vote stood four To
three in favor of sustaining the Gov
errors appointment.
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STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Smallpox. Case Reported-New Circu-
lars Prepared.

At meeting of the State Board of
Health held at the secretarys office in
the State House Wednesday. the 18th,
all of the members of the board We're
present The board met for the pur-
pose of considering some business
which had been laid upon the table at
the last meeting and 10 act upon
other matters.
The secretary reported that since