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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-07
SDfnsepioemi @iborseenen. 9ao

SDfnsepioemi | gi6orsegnen. Naa
@runo of en- be9Dnoenoe 3Dius'
epioemi ! 8iborg, tribes Der ben
81. Oft, oil oct gamle Wanoifab,
ialt 900 Rano blipe u6lo9t / Sno.
fparterins | Sosnene runot omtring
8iborg.
Stiftsfpiifus 9eibers oplpier oper
ior o8iborg Stiftstioen0e", at Der
/ ait er onmeI6t Is 5iIfel0e al
Jpius, bnorai ct Dos ct 1-aori9t
Barn meO OsoeIig llOgang. ale
5ornnitnltninger er trnine moo
Smittens uobreoelie, % Der oil for
ale gpentualiteters SfplO bIioe
reilt en- goraf til at mootage ED.
fuspntienter.
afGOlosiasen. &c iamoirfenOe
neutrality-suspicious. / aaIborg
Stift bar ifl9. afboIos0agblaoet
.Reform" inobuot Representatives.
for oe iompirfen6e afbolosorga'
niiationer ooernlt | Spdano, boor
sampirfiombeo fin6es, til ct 5el.
lesmeoe, Der ifal aiboloes / aorbuS
ben ~ Ropember. Oct er Senlig'
ten at isge 0onnet ct permanent
Samorbeioe meaem afbolosiellfa'
6erne / De ip0ife gper, eIer | boert
Sab at iege tiloeiebragt en- 5paes-
optrqoen / fo%rifeaiee Spsresmoal,
{. Cts. 1epiiion Of Bolitiuebt9gten
0prineslopens Operbolbelie m. m.
Grport til Sraiilien. Bao 5oran.
leoning of &nnoeIsminiiteriet er Der
ben 81. Oft. oiboIot ct Ws0e meo
Nepr9ientonter for en- RGffe inou.
itriene 5irmner, label | aeben'
bapn icm / gropinien, ongaaenoe
Grportmnligbeoerne for bonife Sn.
ouitriprooufter, napnlig ~oanbbrugs.
oa Mejerirebifober og Waifiner,
til groiilien. Sagen BANDIT megen
gililutning, og Der ~neoiattes ct no'
palg til / Screening meo Winiite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-07

rem at ioretage oct oioere 6orneo'
ne ~DeorerenOe llnoeriBgelien / ioa
Senieen0e 81 a. angaaenoe Opret.
telie al en- erportuoitiaing i Rio
De Saneiro, iom Den oeroarenoe
oanife @eneralfoniul bar anbeialet
Sposfalo. aoptnjn 9. aoioeo 1D-
bro er ben 20 Oft. afganet oeO D.
0en i aafirfebp, 70 2lar al. Zen al
oeoe oar NeoIem al anoeIsuonnI.
get ii0en 1902 og Neolem al Can't
an6els.9 G g.erports StpreIie.
On Of Sfioes 9Iore og melt
ansete 9orgere, 9reier Reaer, er
a~igaaet peo 9s0en, "a aar al. San
bapoe iflg. rSfioe 5Ifbl." uorettet
et tort og iruatbringenoe arbeioe
for Berger. og Saanoo9rferforenin.
gen og nannIig for OpretteIien al
Berger og Observation-Disclosures |
bpis 9eitprelie ban | mango aar
banoe S9oe. San oeltog | Sri.
gen 1864, un6er boilfen ban blep
iaaret / 8enet
Serminsipefnlatipner bar iflg.
Sob. 5lfbl." | en- isrgelig @raO
taget Operbaan0 paa aoloingegnen.
Der er fleregfsempler paa. at naDn.
Zig gootroenoe 9onom9no bar ino-
Iaot fig meo iamnittigbeoslsie asen.
ter og oeroeo iot Sniin0er til. 5or.
nplig bar Ell Wnno moattet erflRre
fig folit, for0i ban banoe Ipefu.
leret, og en- 2anomono biIoe ! 2sr.
bags reiie til amerifn fra oct
&ele, men blep itanoiet poa 9ane-
g%aaroen al Bolitiet. San bop6e fire.
bet nnber poa en- Berel. Sons 20.
ser bar MI fnutioneret for BAN.
DisIe gfsempler err = ifriper gla.
oct - life eneitnaenoe, og tilfsjer,
at BET er beipn6erligt, at Soft life
fan blipe flogere.
Wotorbrift paa Statsbanerne -
Gsbierg, 81. Oftober. Stotsboner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-07
DISTINGUISHING.
Islam, en- Troens Provesten.

En- klar og gribende Skildring af Forholdene den mu-
hamedanske Verden og ct alvorigt Opraab ON
Evangeliets Udbredelse blandt Islams Milioner
at Samuel Zwemer. Oversat og forkortet af Sog-
neprest Anton Petersen, Aalborg. 106 Slider,
smagfuldt Omslag. -. :. =. .................. 'o
Den ~afgerende Time den kristne Mission
af John R. Mott, Generalsekreter for ,verdens Kriste-
Iige Studenterforbund". Autoriseret Oversattelse
med Forord af Provst H. Ussing. Udgivet af uDet
Danske Missionsselskab'. 268 Slider med Stats
fisk Tilag SAINT Navne- og Sagregister. ......... Loo
Denne Bog, der like aene har yundet uhyre stor
Udbredelse pa Engesk, men som nasten utroig kort
It'd err gaaet igennem 4 Oplag Danmark, vii ogsaa
blandt os kunne vekke og nere Karhghed til og Inter
esse for Hedningemissionen.
David Livingstone. En- Levnedsskildring af Past. V.
Munck. Med Livingstons Portret og 7 Tresnit og
ct Kort. Udgiyet af Udvalget for Folkeoplysnings
Fremme. 375 Slider, indb. =. =. .......,,...... 120
VIII for og nu, eller Kristendom blandt Menneskeedere,
af A. C. L. Grove Rasmussen. 12 Slider med ii Bill
leder og l Kort. Kartonneret Observation-Disclosures. 40
Breve fra General Gordon. Forkortet Oversattelse at
Karen Reder. 2O6 Slider paa godt Papir. so,
smukt indbunden :. ........t..t lNO
George Williams Levned at | Z. Holder Williams. Au-
toriseret 0versettelse Tlegnet Kristelig Forening for
unge Mand hele Verden. Forord at Past. Olfert
Ricard. 232 Slider med mango Ilustrationer. Indb. lao
Ansgars Levned af Rimbert. Oversat at Past. Z. Fen
ger, med Oplysende Noter af Prof. II. Dirk SAINT
Forord af Presterne A. Stricken og G. Minister.
22 Slider i kGnt shirtingsbind og med Tornees be-
kendte Bllede: ,Ansgar pr9dkef 10 ua-
mindeig billige Pris at ..........,...... 90
Tamate, Jakob Chalmers Lv og Eventyr som Mlsslo-
nar paa SydhavsSerne. 255 Slider med mango IL
lustrationer. | smukt udstyret Shirtingsbind -. 12O
misunderstanding for Born.
Drenge og Drenge. S~kldringer fra Missionsmarken.
1853 Slider med mango Billeder og smukt indb.... .oo
PiQebcrn og Pigebern. Fortellinger fra Missionsmar-
ken. 1876 Slider med Billeder. Smukt indb....-... .oo
SolbSrn i ct solrigt Land af Mary N. Tuck. Paa Dansk
- A z r,loooa+ M lilo Rarn som for = Aar 81
den var Solstraalen ct indisk HEM. 1O8 Slider,
indbunden -. :. :. :. ...........-....... ~
Breve til mine Born fra Diet helige Land at Henry A.
Harper. S@der og Skkke Osterland. Forord al
Past job. Vibe-Petersen. 80 store Slider med tai
rige Illustrationer Smukt illustreret Papblnd :. .4o
lille Trlle. Indblik Bsrnelivet ct indisk HEN. I'd
Qivet at Kirkelig Forening for Indre Mission Dan
mark. SO Slider, Omslag ..............-.. Ia
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-07

III UttItlteIltIS SulloilllbDeOg
fenotes baaoe Srpit og Sllgt bag
Sroene.
Og = it0it, men life minOit =
oct bro0erli9e, toangiri Samopr
melIem baaoe ben npsuoneonte 9i.
flop og 8raiterne % meIlem oisie
inobproes i ben oeiIiee 3atur. itroa.
lenoe / Observation-Disclosures ben.
rioenOe 8emoo, Slutningsmeoet peo
9errens 9oro, Den IenenOe 6sIelie
al, at ooet er eoot og lifligt, at
greore ogiaa DO tiliammen,~ er for
,et oeIterlnnbit 3elieionsbus" rel.
ien0es grinorineer = 10, BET Ws-
De Mao Ri babe ON ieen 40 aore.
@n 0eItager / Str. Dgbl."
Menisbeosfunpents ~llotalelie ON
Menigbeosraaoene. Zen paa DIE.
nigbeosfonpentets Nasoe / asben.
bopn forIeoen neOtagne %llotoIeIie
bar fsIeenOe OrOlno:
.NenigbeoSfonpentet al 1891
niaa ooerior oct onuife 6olf inc.
trpngenoe uotaIe, at inofremt iaite
Wenigbeosraoo geninofsres, ber oct.
te ife / 5OrbinOeIie meo De at ~oet
tirfeIiee llooaIg" foreilaaeoe 8arau.
tier, i9rIig for De oalgte Ne0Iem'
mers 8e0fommen0e
5or 0isie beitaar @arantien /, at
oct oaIgtc Meolem aieioer en- ifriit.
Zig @rflpring ON, at ban (bun)
oeofen0er ii9 ben friitne Sro, bpor.
poa ban (bun) er 0s6t, % Iooer at
uoiere BET BAN betroe0e 9perp iom
MeniebeosraaosmeoIem / 3roifab
moo ben oangeIiif.Iutberife 5oIte.
firfe me0ens g9lgerne / en-
ifriftlig 9eg9ring ON at optages
paa lit Soens 8algIiite tilfsier, at
ban (bun) er osbt meO ben friitne
Gaob % oplert I ben friiteIiae 9sr-
nelGrOom og iremoeles snifer at
opre Meolem al Den oanife 6Olte-
firfe og 6aoe Gel i Oens Sober.
9~eitpreIien:
O. 6eiberg. Selpeg.2arien
5. Isrre9anr0."
st WinoesmGrfe for Speno .Segs.
BRO ~aiilsreOes ben %. pna 9eitre
airfegaaro oeo aebenbonn.
5oruoen Den aiosoes enfe %
n9rmeite Slpgt bemRrfeoes ben
talriee 6oriamling aonieilspre-
ii0ent alauS 8erntien, Niniitrene
9l6lefelot, Billion, anoers 0ieIien,
SeniensS enoerup, Qeergnaro og
Appel iomt 9onostingsmano ene-
ool0 Serenien og Here andre Rigs.
0agsmpno, deoafter Siguro Berg,
Ssiifoleioritanoer 9egtrup NJ. il.
Ssitioeligbe0en begDnote meo en-
Salme, 5Dorpaa anltusminiiterap.
pei traaote ben peo Rin0eitenens
800, og ban ifiloreoe M / en- IGn.
gere Gale Ssgsbros Qiu ira gusge
til @rap og illtteoe meo at giUe
BAN BET 8ionesbnro, at ban til D.
Ben bepare0e i'm 6rimoOigbeO % oct
troos aIporIiee 9rspeIier 0e iioite
9lar al bans 2io
Otter at 6erpaa 9pffet par ial-
set for set imuffe 8ranitminOes.
mgrfe, ooergop @rosierer Stilling.
4noerien BET pan Snoinmlingsfomi.
teens gegne til 6omiliens gGrn %
Gle.
Snnefnbbielic paa 6~oienbOre Gfs.
.crcerplabs. gaa Hoienborg Gfser.
cerplaOs inOpieoes 2sr0og BEN 81.
Oft. ire 6aner for II. Geaiments
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-07

En- klar og gribende Skildring af Forholdene den mu-
hamedanske Verden og ct alyorigt Opraab ON
Evangeliets Udbredelse blandt Islams MiLioner
at Samuel Zwemer. Oversat og forkortet at Sog-
neprest Anton Petersen, Aalborg. LOG Slider, /
s~magfuldt Omslag.. =. =. .................
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-07

DunttuUUlAAIA RAa 0AH
~crccrplaos. 8aa 3oienborg Gfser.
cerplaos inooieoes 2sroog BEN 81.
Oft. ire 6aner for II. Geeiments
ire gatailloner, So. 81. og43. Re
ierpebntoillon.
SnOpielien foretoges al SO. fgl
6eib. aronprinien, Der Hog oct iiOite
Com / bper Sane.
! Meoens 5onerne bleO isrt ben
ioran 6lsjen at buer Battalion, og
meoens gotaillonerne prGientereoe
@eoqr, benDenOte Ss. fgl. Ssjbeo
omtrent fslgenoe OrO til SolOa-
terne:
oSolooterl gi ooerlaoer M Oisie
ire 5aner I e6ers garetestl 0ette
6pi6e aors / Den reoe 8un0 bar
aennem aarbnnoreoer opret be
5anifes Mprfe. @i bar o~nergiDet
benz rene og uplette6e til e6er, og
M er oct eOers Bligt at operlepere
Dem ligeion rene og upletteoe til
fommenbe Slpgter. 3isie Janer
minoer os fife blot ON bort elifeoe
1porelonb, men De minoer os ogiaa
ON Dor gperite arigsberre. Sans
MnieItet aonsen Iepel"
Muiifen IpiGeoe 0ationaGionsen.
&c 3 gatniaoner oefilereoe MI
til Slut iorbi SO. fsl Ssibeo, for.
te benbolospis az Oberitlsitnanter.
ne goulien, Gatbiacf og Glsmarf
bporpaa SsitioeIisbeoen ilutteoe
meo, at 1egimentsdefen benpenote
) nogle Orb til Manoifabet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-07
For 5 ny Holdere:

Bunyans Pilgrims Progress. Engelsk
Udgave. Pragtbind med Guldsnit for
oven. En- Mengde fine Illustrationer. p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-04
William r. Quinn, Sir.

William T. Quinn. ST., passed away
his residence, No. % Academy street
at 7.30 O'Clock Tuesday morning. He
as in the 5oth year of his age. He
ad been in i'll health from a compli-
alton of troubles for just about one
ear. While his death had been ex-
'ected yet the end came rather sud-
emily He had been awake early in
he morning and was talking with
Members of his family. He fell asleep
lbout 6 O'Clock, sleep from which he
leyer awoke, quietly breathing his life
'''n' at the hour named. OF his i'm
mediate family widow and six chill
~, two suns and four daughters,
re mother and four sisters survive,
The funeral will take place at o'clock
nursdav morning from the Church of
the Sacred Heart. where Rev Father
e9f viii officiate at Requiem High
Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-04
Dramatic Success Of Two Continents.

Madam X is the most powerful
drama of this generation. 1t has been
called THE supreme drama Of tears
and thrills but it is more. even. than
that, since its tremendous story of 4
mothers love and sacrifice stirs ana
moves every heart to the very depths.
This extraordinary work by Alexandra
Bissen With the original production in
tact-the exact presentation that has
won the enthusiastic plaudits of more
han 10000 playeoers of the metropo-
is will be seen here tonight Mt the
Coliseum. Seats are now on sale al
Johnson Opera house. Prices soc, 7be.,
[s1O0. $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-04

cess.ui Baked Bean supper in the ban
quet room of the church Tuesday. eve
ming, p good number being present.
Mr. and Mrs. Porter Soule enter
tanned large number of neighbor
end friends at corn husking given i
his barn Saturday evening. After tn
corn was husked, an excellent suppe
was served
Mr. and Mrs. George Carlysle o
Lawrence, Mass, who have been visit
ing Isaiah Patten and other relatives
returned home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. H. Nutter and Mis-
Media Willistoh left Monday for ;
weeks trip TO Boston and Brockton
Mass.
A crew left here Monday for Dead
water, where they will be employed
y. NJ. Sussi, who has the contract fo
building the extension of the Somerse
Railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wallace o
Gaysvile, VT, who have been on a
automobile trip through this section
left for their return trim Monday. az
comranied by Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Ap
plcby Of this town, also MIR. and Mrs
L. W. Frost of Palmyra, accompanie(
them in the Frost car.
Mis- Lottie Chase Of Jamaica Plair
Mass, who has been the guest of rel
atives in Canaan and of Mrs. Harr
RoIfe of this town, has returned home
DR.. Glare Brown of Fairfield was i
town Tuesday on professional business
Eugene Fish of Someville, Mass
v'ae the guest Monday of Mr.. and Mrs
viii Randlett.
At 4 business meeting of the Nj. {
7. Athletic Association held TuesdaV
Pliny Card was elected manager Oh IN
basketball team for the coming season
The Free Will Baptist sunday schoo
has chosen the following delegates L
attend the Somerset County Sunda,
School Associat ton to be held in FAR
field FRIDAY. Oct. g. Mrs w Nj. pr'
lay. Mrs. Mary. Wingate, Mrs. Cora
roopers Mics era Nra~sr Mrs. G. E
F4enrys1snd Mrs. o. II. Drake.
lanes r. Maynard was in Unity
. Tie VI. ~
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L. NJ. N. Stevens, Anna a. Gordon, and
several other we'll known temperance
workers.
Mrs. Mandy smith, who has been the
guest of her daughter Mrs James
Spence, for the past TWO weeks, returned
Monday morning to Bradley
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams OF cam
bridge. Mass, are the guests this Week
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Steward at their
residence on Madison street. Mr. ana
Mrs. Williams are we'll known by the
/ older inhabitants, having formerly been
Presidents of Madison for a number OF
, years.
Among the Colby students who passed
Sunday with their parents in this place
are, Miss Grace Vose, Warren Caldwell
and Frank Carpenter.
Earl Greene. who has been employed In
Portland for the past few months, is al
" home for few weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Elisha Knox of Fairfield
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nose
Knox and other relatives over Sunday.
a yitor Robbins went Monday morning t
d Pennington where he has an engagemer
IL TO play for week in Johnson's movin
g picture theater.
o Mrs. Abbie Getchell Of Norridgewoek
= spending the week with Mrs. Vesta Hi
# ton, at her residence on Maple street.
# Mrs. f. L. Powers went Monday moo
: to South Portland to attend the Stat
y Federation of Women's clubs, as delegat
,r from the Madison Sorosls club.
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4 WARNING TO MANY
Some Interes ing Facts Regarding
Health Statistics.

| Few people realize TO what extent thei
J health depends upon the condition of tn
kidneys.
The physician in nearly all cases o
| serious Illness, makes chemical anaiy
sis of the patients urine. He knows tina
unless the kidneys are doing their wor
properly, the other organs cannot b
brought back to health and strength. !
When the kidneys are neglected =
| abused in any way, serious results 2
sure to follow. According to health nc
tistics. Brights disease which Is ra 8
an advanced form OF kidney trou e
caused nearly ten thousand deaths in Il
in the state of New York alone. ~ 81
fore it behooves us to pay more atte. W
to the health of these most imp W
organs. r,
An ideal herbal compound that
remarkable success as kidney r
is Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, th n
Kidney. Liver and bladder Rem ~. @
The mild and healing infiuenc -. 8
preparation is soon realized. ~ q
the highest for its remarkable b
, cures :,
If YOU Zee, ma, vo,,n ,,,a,xeauire Il
attention, and wish a sample b. wfilo
70 DR.. Kilmer G. Co, Binghar,, y. u
Mention this paper and theH 'glaais i
Forward it 10 you absolut9'ree ~ !
mail ~ :
sSwamp-Root is sold by ey druss'af i
n bottles of two sizes-5ec. l'W.
lystoYTs,ky !
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EFT tina.

Mrs. Anna Buzzell is at Pittsfeld.
airing for Mrs. Ellen Webendoffer,
Tho has been very ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Soule went to
ittsfield Sunday to visit their daugh-
ers, Mrs. Buzzell and Mrs. johnson,
eturning home same night.
Mary A. Brown, who has been at
Gtta Russelrs visiting, returned home
sunday.
Mrs. Eta Fogg. who has been at
Cora Dyer's dressmaking, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. Hardy was visiting her daugh-
er, Mrs. StilIman Dyer, last week.
Mrs. Iva Seavey and baby, Irene,
we're at the home OF her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Saunders, Sat
lrday night. returning home Sunday
lfternoon. x4
|. Allen Saunders Is Visiting at the
home of his granddaug hter, Mrs. Win
&sld Seavey. and his old home for a
Nv DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-04

Mrs. Rehecca Jose, aged 65, wife OF
Joseph Grace of the Sandy Brook dis
trlct, Saco, was terribly burned Mon
day. while preparing a meal in the
kitchen OF her home. The attending
doctor says she will die. Her cries for
help were heard by her son Ernest,
who was In another part Of the house
When he reached the kitchen all the
clothing had been burned from the
body Of his mother. She was not able
10 tell how the accident occurred.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-04
PITTSfIELD.
Camp Benson Veterans
Assn. to Mssf Oct 7,
To Choose Five Directors, a
Treasurer a a Clerk.
+
N. c. |. Editorial card Elects cffl'
GERS iolhe Year.

noo,ol n,aeE of the Camp Ben
-. Ifo.,,.a,,s, beiation is called TO
Ia - No,brt Saturday, Oct. I,
-. N o,oIool, All. for the purpose OF
ahoos;ro five Eectors, a treasurer
md clerk FORTE ensuing year.
~, ~ MI A. D. Kierstead. ac-
.nonia5 t,lra d. Clark. left Mon
80, g., Colr bay, Moosehead lake,
,,'tora nv krstead will prepare the
ottu;o n camps for the annual
William Tell Club. MIR.
Clark wil4naih ioi W. " ''"''
outing. .,ao,,+ IS 49,
ptttafia,d 2esday Club. and Mrs. T.
;. .l member, went to Saco
1.l attend the Federation of
womenflub n...
Haskell, captain of Pittsiield
NtiI,i A., Percy Gleason, Charles
14antgJ Earl Hunter, Vernon Leav-
-, ,Ir Tarhell and other men,
-, fhe company left Tuesday for
80 Ito participate in the annual
O.. boot of the National Guard.
DIV M EDITORIAL board of NJ. C. |. has
the following officers: Editor
IL. Miss Dorothy Drake; assist
IA kitor. Hayward r. Parsons; as
a. lie editors, Una Cornforth. Lena
der. Pliny Card, Roger Miller,
Irs ard Martha Drake, Ruby
Us. George Green and Everett
III, Juniors.
lev. f. X. Jordan was in Water
lie Tuesday.
,he members of the Universalist
dies Aid Society will be entertained
ursday afternoon at the church par
8 bv Mrs. w. r. Hunnewell and
s. w, NJ. Bigelow.
drs. J. Matt Gilman of Berkeley,
l.. who with her two children have
mt the summer here with her par
G. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Patten,, re-
ned Tuesday from Boston, where
. went Sunday TO meet Mr.. Gilman,
q will visit here until sunday,
en- the family will leave on Their
urn trip.
Ir. and Mrs. Stanley Burrill OF Fort
irfield. who visited over MONDAY
hit with her parents, Mr.. ana MRS.
E. kimball, left Tuesday FOR
,rt visit in Corinna, before going 10
ston, where Mr.. Burrill will be on
siness Mrs. Burrill will return mere
a longer visit.
Irs. VIII Runnals of Foxcroft, VINO
5 been the guest since SATURDAY ol
daughter, Miss Nettie Runnals,
zee ptress at Maine Central lnsu-
3. and OF her cousin, N. L. Perkins
a family, returned home TuesdaS.
The members of the Y r s,,c.
! Tniversalist church heio 49,
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HALLOWElL
Trolley Car SidsswIpes
Train, MIIIissn's Crossing.
Handful Tiger VIII Have a
Playful, Wednesday Night.
yniyersaIis' Ladies' Aid VIII Mold
Harvest Supper, Oct. 10,

| \ railroad accident of serious No.
portions was narrowly averted IT,,
day evening when collision ooo,,,n',,,
on the Maine Central crossiner -
as Millikeas crossing and Io,otad 80
the foot Of Loudon hill. hntv,ee,, -
trolley ear and passenger train n
was only by rare combination of
fortunate circumstances that the IN
eideut did not culninatc in a horror.
The collision occurred at S.f3, and
VAS OF the nature OF a 'sideswipe"
Car No. OF the Lewiston, Augusta &
WatcrviHe Street Railway. in charge
Of Conductor N. Z. Foster and Motor
man L. W Roberts, and having on
board II passengers. which had Left
Gardiner at s o'clock, WAS coming down
I.oudon hill on its way to Augusta,
| and was running at its usual rate of
speed When nearing the foot # the
hin and the Maine Central Railroad
crossing the motorman saw the head
light of an approaching "estbonGd
train lie promptly set his brakes ana
reversed the motors bat the wheels Of
the car "skidded" or the rail aud
caused il TO slide 10 the crossing.
Al this time the train, which i
known as the New York train am
nsually runs over the back route, bu
(which on Tuesday evening was running
as an extra from Waterville 10 Port
land. had reached the crossing and IN
trolley car struck it as it passed. ]
was not learned to what extent I'll
ears Of the train, which were seven !
: number. were damaged, and the dam
age TO the trolley car was not heaV,
s.. The front vestibule which received II
: force of the impact. had the window
: broken, also a door, and the hood w
also damaged, but otherwise there We
none but minor injuries. The ear can
:, 10 Augusta under its own power al
on reaching the car barn another c
was substituted and the damaged e
taken into the barn for repairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-04
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1Eth Arson Has a Fire
d Fare, Monday Afternoon
Ms in Log Pile, fer Awhile
. Looked vsly Serious.
Personal Gossip Relating Madison
And Other People.

The village Of North Arson had
bad fire scare 4fonday afternoon and
Tor a period Of two hours and half
it looked as though two large landings
of cedar and fr, logs belonging to the
Newcastle Lumber Co. would be de-
stroyed. The fire was discovered about
Q o'clock at the top of the pile nearest
the Single mill. The alarm was sound
ed and the 75 employees OF the company
formed a line to the Carrabassett river
and PASSED water along in pals. A
few minutes later the two small chemi-
cal engines of the village fire depart
ment arrived but were unable TO cope
with the blaze which was slowly work
ing It's way down into the pile. A lit
tie after 8 O'Clock the situation was so
serious that call WAS sent to the wa
terville fire department for help. On
Friday OF last week the company in
stalled a steam pump in its new plan
ing mill, but the pump had never been
tried or adjusted. Steam was hastily
gotten up and after a few minutes
work powerful stream was playing
on the flames, and at 5 o'clock the fire
was cut. The Waterville engine was
stopped ar Oakland. 1t was impossi-
bIe To accurately estimate the damage
as a part rs badly charred but can be
used. The grocery stores OF the VII
lage were practically cleaned out OF
Il heir supply OF soda, and for a time
hearty every able bodied man was en-
bged In fighting the fire.
r., tf,aSa who are attending the |
NnkIfn County fair at Pennington |
IN week are: Mr.. and Mrs. William |
Gil IAN and Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Gill.
1erson Wentworth has recently !
purSpsed the house owned by G. y. |
lngak on Main street in Arson.
MrACharles Haynes, who has been !
visitin her daughter in Portland for !
The pa 10 days, returned TO Madison |
MondaA light
Mrs. urge Donna and Mrs. f. D. |
Hiyely VI Tuesday morning to Bos-
ton yhefhey will spend week with
relatives friends.
Frank OF Worcester. Mass, was
ahe guest Eends in town for sever
= days $50 tfe~week.
\ s-s, Hnans : cel.brated her
INSIST szhtay saY. Mrs. E~sns was
d frs,sresidehf :. Is Nadisofis>e. c.
hes. fSoffice FOR nsrs,a, - z
se au ohss 10 give II upon az -
,e'', ssaA ~ recognition,f hsr
, 100 ~ Nnffssyice. hes,atisan.
un'9. : Ms It's mann .Tsa :
80 u,s NV G. T. TN =
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