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Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-20

Rev. X. \. Joscelyn went to Fort
land Saturday to conduct evangelistic
meetings for two weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-20

Miss Ada Dorr, formerly chief OPP
orator in the local telephone exchange
has gone to Boston to work for tho
company.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-20

Mrs. sullivan and child, who have
been visiting her sister. Mrs. W. {.
Goodwin of Randolph. returned Satur-
day to her home in New York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-20

DIR. T. III. Willis of Gardiner. a HUI
name Society officer, was called to
Lltchlield Sunday on u cruelty case
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-20

The Mothers Club will meet this
Monday afternoon ut the usual hour
with Mrs. Josephine Williams.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-20

The funeral of the late Mrs. Marga
ret X. Foster will be held at 3 o'clock
this Monday afternoon from the late
residence, SO Washington avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-20

Fred Jones of this city. Il cook for
the bridge crew ~ the NJ. C. l.. X.
stationed in Lewiston. passed Sunday
at his home in Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-20

Miss Evelyn Davis arrived Satur-
day from Chelsea, Mass. for u weeks
visit hero with relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-20

Mrs. John Dale, who has been con
fined to the house with the grip, is
reported as rapidly improving
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-20
GARDINER,

The regular meeting of Heath Relief
Corps VIII be held Tuesday evening in
G. A. X. hall.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-20

Ernest Goodspeed of Randolph re-
turned Sunday from IL trip to Port
land and Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-20

MISS Helen Blanchard is here from
eainoen for a stay of several days
with relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-20

Salph and Gertrude CoombS We're
IN Bath Saturday attending the funer-
al of q relative
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-20

Mrs. Z. r.. Ford of Farmingdale
went to Portland Saturday for short
visit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-20
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-20

Lewiston, Me-, Feb. 19.-An unusual
large number of interesting Speakers
from outside the State yesterday
addressed the men and young men at
tending the annual state convention
of the State Y. NJ. c. A. and Mems
conference at Bates College.
A meeting of college men to consid-
er methods and details of Bible study
was attended by about 200. The speak
ers included President George C.
Chase of Rates College, President A.
P. Fitch of Andover Seminary. Neil
Mcmillan. information Bible study
secretary; J. X. Romeyn of Colby, w.
A. MacCarmack of BoWdoin. II. G.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-20
CONVENTIONS END.
Close of Meetings of State Y. M. c. A
And Students at Lewiston.

Lewiston, Me-, Feb. 19-fhe 31th an
nuaI convention of the Maine State Y
NJ G. A. and the Sd annual Maine stu
dent Convention came to a close to-
night, following a largely attended
union mass meeting, at which a. Z.
Fitch, president of Andover Seminary.
was the speaker. The Y. NJ. c. "A. con-
ventior next year will be with the
University Of Maine at Orono.
President Fitch also spoke at Bates
College chapel this morning and at a
meeting of the men at the Pine Street
Congregational church this afternoon.
The latter meeting was also addressed
by President o. E. Frost.
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t<lndor senrot0n
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS RIA

9ebi1s Safe. ~ Mne Mn5et=
diem beuten FIN, 6oB ote Sabresper-
iammlung ser 6o6eration ser Grau=
enflubs bon Moro-Dafota, melde in
1ebils Gate am 10. nno II. Sftober
%abgebalten meroen miro, iebr gut be-
ll19t iein miro. 9as Erogramm, oas
nod nidt gan5li6 a%l1sgearbeitet lit,
umfaBt auh ei11en 0ffentliden @m=
pfang, bel meldem SEN 8ei11berinne11
@elegenbeit gegeben mer6en lou, nit
Sen bieiigen 8epobnern befannt gu
meroen. 9ieie r @mpfang mtr0 bon
oem bieiigen' @ommerctalflub g%egeben
meroen. Die 6rauen bon Debils
2ofe per0en @aitgeberinnen Iein bel
SEM v50berations =Sbee."
5mo=9 afpta.
81 be + 0een.- 9ier mur0e am
0ienItag erltmals cine &ecall=Mbs
Thinning auf @run0 ser sort einge'
fubrten fommi11art1ben Sertpnltnng
abgebalten. Dieielbe fiibrte gu einem
acknowledgement Sieg 0es &oli5ei.
uno 6euermebrfommiiidrs elmer &as=
maiien, gegen SEN lie geri6tet mar.
Son 1900 5timmen, oie a%bgegeben
mur6en, erbtelt 6ieler 1156. Sn ie=
ser 8aro fielen auf i'm 0oppelt 10
piele 5timmen aus auf sen &anot0a=
ten leiner @egner, q. 6. Mebner; leb=
terer erbielt iogar 443 5timmen me=
niger, ais Sic &ecal=Hetition unter=
ldriften aufgemielen batte.
@agner. - Ser Muermeltsla=
SEN bon 8. 6. @olfe in 6teier Sta6t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05

tififat a1lli%ts5niteulen, ourd tpeldyeStser.
fIdiirt miro, bab burh Ben Bonn flnf,
tigbim niemano gefdbr0et meroen mir.
De. DRS. beoeutet, baB 8~erionen,
mel6e niht ourb Elm B~robationsge-
ri9t, ionoern ourb ein Diitriftsgeri6t
in elm SrrenaiDl geianot meroen, le.
b~etslanglib sort bleiben miiiien, TO-
lange Dos iebige @eies beitebt.
Mprb.D afpta.
6argo.- Sier lit cine ngfor0-
Dafota $500 per re-@eieuldaft"
organiiiert moroen uno' lie miro ii6
intorporieren laiien, NM lire S0een
unter Dem 5%taatsgelebe 0urdfiibren
gu f0nnen. Die @ereinigung miro
sen 3med perfolgen> Ben 5armern bon
Npro=D afotn Conformation 5ufommen
5u laiien Iber sic beiten Mderbau=Me-
tbooen, Before u1o geminnreidere $50,
oenfultur, pie entiprebenoen Srudt-
!mediel uno Mnbau peri6ieoener 5el0-
friibte, iiber 8ieb3ubt, @efliigel5udt
un0 oie &eritellung bon Moltereipro-
al1ften, iomie audi iber ionitige lan0=
mirtbidaftlide 6ragen al1er Mrt. Sat-
go lit oas @auptquartier Ser &ereini=
gung.
II. - &ier mur6e in eli
ner @eneral-8 e riammlung bes Cont
mercial &lubs beidloiien, einen meite=
rem observation-disclosures ab5ubal-
ten. MuBeroem mur6e nod iber Sic
Mbbaltung elmer neutrality-suspicious.
Misunderstanding beratbi@lagt,
6ie mabrideinli6 al1db itattfinben
miro.
8ismard.- Sn elmer fait cine
Stunoe lang oauernoen Mniprade fat
Sames 9. Sill Dor Sem Musltequngs,
gebduoe an cine groBe 3ub0reridaft
BON 6armern uno Staotbemobnern eli
ne Mniprade gebalten. @err Sin
CAB %mertbpoae Mnleitung, mie Ser
5arner ben @ertb un0 6ie @rtrags=
f4bigfeit leines 8obens beben Tonne,
er trat nit l1eber3euQung fir 6ie Sc
bung ser 8ieb5u9t Elm, mobei er fer
porbob, 6aB Molfereigegenoen INNER
gu 8oblitan0 gelangen. Cine groBe
Militdr- un0 3tpil=Eara6e biloete Ell
men Sbeli 6es 5reitagsprogramms.
Sim Nadmittog bielt al1d @ouper=
neur 8urfe cine Mniprade.
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&rinsregent tpieber s11rad.
81 il nhen. 1. Sc

Erin5regent 2l,ttpolo bon 8aDer1t
lit bon ieinem CONNER 1nfentbolt
a1f @obenihuanQal1, mo- ser Sector
Ser 6el1tlden 9unoesfiiriten @rbo=
lung lno &rdfttgung eeiltbt fat, nad
Miinden 5l,riiidgefebrt. Miinden
batte 31r Seier oes Cages Seitidmud
angelegt, ulro 6em ollbeliebten &egen-
ten m1r6en bel ieiner Mnfunft ouf
6em 8abnbof rno bel ser Jabrt 6urd
oie StraBen bon rieiigen golfsmelt-
gen begeiiterte Opationen oargebradt.
Die 6rel0e Ser Miind}ener, ibren
2an0esfiiriten tpie6er in ibren Mauer11
5a baben. mar UNI 10 GROCER, als lei
ne @rideinung, iotpett man beurtbet=
len fonnte, min6eitens 6aal1 %angetbat
mar, oie idltmmiten 8efiirdtungen.
be3iiglid ieines @eiun6betts3uitanoess
1ridt 10 idIin1m erideinen gu IaKen.
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Snbilanm Der Tirma arnpp.
G11et, 2. Oct

SIRE &un6ertiabrfeier, 6ie unter
groBem @lan5 begangen tperoen ion,
fat sic Girma &rupp in @iien auf oen
26. Mpril 6es naditen Sabres, Sen
@eburtstag BON Nlfre6 &rupp, unter
meldem 6as gtabliiiement gum groB-
ten @%uBitablperf ser @r0e muroe, per<
legt. uripringlih bate 6as Subj
laum i4on in oieiem Sabre gefeiert
meroen ionen, oenn Srie6rid &rl1pp,
Ser @ater bon Mfre6, bate fid bereits
int Sabre 1910 nit 8eriuden CUR
Scratching Seq IiegelguBitabls be-
i6aftigt.
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termS8en.


Dbren=. Nafe= uno &ebl Rranthetten. Taubbeit.
tbeiIueiie Faubbeit. fatbarrbalitbe Eaubbeit.
be unribtia bebanbelt ,uurben, t0nnen eebeilt
herben.
Rugen-krankbetten, @taar. eranulirte 0ede1.
I ntb"mssl fn nnS s0f b@s @ri Msaeal entaa1 beiaro fu aeb
ben msbernften Retboben.
Hatarrbaltscbe krankbetten. 2uftr6bren "a.
t ss5s,t an sssss;ns:.sss &t M ! i; as sta Rs;. d%SSsi,tss
in ben meihen Jdnen poaftknbie eebeiIt.
1un~genkraakbeiten, i'm entfebe1 be9riHene
Sdnin1iudbt. Observation-Disclosures. GRbma.
5e1eaiarii%:n asestboSe. '''1
1eber., iDagen. uns Etngeweloe. Besebweroen
9artleibiestit; FRAMES aostsgsh; el'GoSarmsnt.
beiten. @erftopfnno. lauren Maaen. etc;
beit. BriabtS Rranebeit. Stein IN ben &ieren @ie.
i'm SUDDEN. ~ bdufaes usiniren nn6 brennen6sr
lrin. -,
nerv6se krankbetten, @euraleia. 6dftenmeb.
nernbies @ieberaeidlaoenfsia: nero6is nnoeroou.
Bluts une 6aut< krankbetten. Decentralization.
BaTeriuht. Nnfhnenen Der @lie6er. Sdrners IN
ben &noeben. @beumatiSmua. aneetGtpoaene
Ibern. eesen'a. Suden. Simmer uno '1leebte Cir
uneestaltbetten unb gIub=SlBe. arimnnuna
1es @lderateS. unregeln1d6iee Nabruna. langias
mes @a6fen BEL Rin6err unb s4rlabaltenbe
NrouL1eIIeu net VCIpueUlSUSU.
tu6srinisie Draien;. sr1&. ianaatlriib srtueiterte
Nbern. anaefthtpnuene 9riiien: taIte @lteber uno
ole du6eren Nntuidie. bebanoelt nob 6er bppo.
Aerni{dben Gin ipribunIS =Metbpbe pbne Mefer un0
ubne 8Iutberluit.
Ddnnerkrankbeiten. gebdhtniBfhtpd@e. Gner.
pielsftetett. geraeBl,thteit. 9aarperlnt. robe Qeb'
Ie. @Iieberldbmuna. Sdhudhe bel Glt uno SUNG.
Standardization. t,efiibenbe Rrantbeiten. tutis
f&ttid aftIih bebanbelt iY,e bon ben anerbeoeuteno.
fen ameritanif@en pe3talinen gutgebetBen. Rom
iuItatipn 81 90.
DR.. REA & CO.,
327 genturh Builbina. Mtnneapolt4. Mtntt.
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linn 4 ltbr nadmittags 5ogen ii@ oie
8olfen idnen sulammen nno nur
menige famen nod Ser 5taot, ebe Der
id1pere &egen uno @agel tie iibereil=
tie. Sn elmer balben Stunoe maren
sic StroBen uno 8ege iiberaa nit
@alier iiheri9memit. SHE 6eniter.
ldeiben an sen meitltd)en uno noro-
>ueltliden 6ronten muroen 5ertrim=
inert, Don SEN fleiniten Biz gu sen
groBen S9eiben ser @eIddftsbal1ier.
Mn 6eniterideiben allein belauft ii6
Ser 59aoen auf iiber $500. Set pie-
len Sabren ertnnert man it6 iol6en
. @agels ni6t mebr.
MprtbfieIo. = Die Sarmer
aus oieier @egeno oes Staates per-
lenoen Gauienoe bon 8uibel Mepfel
nod Sem meltliden Minneiotal @uo-
3afpta uno Mlberta, Canada, mab-
reno grobe Mengen fir Sen eigenen
@ebral19 5uriidbebalten mer6en. 9ie
@rnte lit cine ausge5eidnete in quat=
titattper uno %qualitatipe:r 8e5iebung.
acknowledgements f011nen in bielen
anoeren @egenoen 6es Staates, no 6ie
@rnte an Mepfeln ebenio gut lit, Sic
Jormer feinen Morft fir lire @aare
finoen mno miilien sic Mepfel als
S9meinefutter permenoen ooer per-
oerben laiien.
8rainero. = 8iup 5mitb fat
eeltan0en, oaB er aus ser &aifenla6e
Ser garl1S6anfptrtbi6aft $50 ge=
itoblen bat> uno bat ii9 in ser Ma6t
in ieiner 8ene init einem 2e6erriemen
erbangt.
Sergus5a1Is.-S SIN ndditen
CONNER iollen umfangrei6e 8ldne
our @rbobung ser 2eiitungsfabigfeit
Der Mnlagen ser Otter Sail @omer
Company" int 6luiie 6urbgefibrt
meroen. SIM oergangenen Somme.
lit Ser 8au zines 4raftoammes bier
Meilen iu0li6 bon bier im &e6 &i=
per, lrnmittelbar unterbolb Ser Miin=
Dung 0es Helioon Blulies, poaenoet
mor0en, Ser unter DEM Namen Dupton
@oQom=Iamm befannt lit. St fann
5000 Nferoefrdfte liefern. @obpeton
uno Breckenridge mer0en bon sort aus
NIT gleftri5itat periorgt, iomobl fir
Sic 8eleu6tung, als nu6 fir SEN Be-
trieb ser StraBenbabnen. Mun be-
ltebt Ser 8lan, 0ur@ meitere Damm<
bauten mebr &raft gu erlangen.
@ilIom &iper.- - Ser 26
Sabre alte @rneit goen, meld)er am
Nontag SEN &onitabler Mottle, Sen
8rieitrager Bennington un6 ieinen
eigenen Slater our6 S6iilie ber1pa1n=
oct bat uno ii6 Damn bemaffnet in Ole
8aloer Ser umgebung flM6tete, un6
nod peldem bemaffnete 8iirgerpa=
trouiaen ieitber iudten, lit nun mie-
Ser i'm @auie ieines 8aters eridienen,
meil er 5mei bone Gage lang feline
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Nabrung erbalten bottle. Sic @oli-
sci muroe iofott peritdn0igt unb Gr-
nett g0en murbe perbaftet nno gum
8orberbor nod Btne @itp gebraM.
Sn Benz 8efinoen oes &%onitablers
Mottle lit cine melentlide 8eiiernng
5lt Der5ei6nen.
SaribanIt. 80 Die Mpfelernte
in ser Madbaribaft bon oieier 5taot
lit GROCER als iemalS 3upor. 8einabe
ieoer Sarmer bat cine gr0Bere grnte
eingebeimit, als er gebrauden fam,
uno sic Golge lit, BOB cine Menge
perianot miro. Die 0rei groBen 8lan>
tagen baben ebenfaus cine ausge5ei6-
nete @rnte er3ielt. Die Mepfel, melde
gum gr0Btet1 Ibeil nod oem @eiten
geididt meroe1L meroen 51 tri6t mebr
als so Gents pro 8uibel %perfauft,
trob0em Sic Aualitdt al1sge5eidnet lit.
minneapolis - Die pom
Coroner porgenommene 2eibeni6au
in oem Sale oes Sdnei0ers 2u0mig
&. 3pregrop, Ser III Wfinneapolis
ltarb, bat ergeben, oaB Ser Mann ant
Muslab lit, un6 5mar, mie ii6 nad-
traglib berausltelte, ieit IL Sabren,
mdbreno melber Set er, 90 niemano
ieine &ranfbeit erfamnte, ungebinoert
mutt Tau lenben bon 2euten pertebrte,
uno Iie ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. auSieb'
tie.
8emioii. = 6reitag lit es ge=
lungen, sic letten 0rei @ei6morenen
5ur@erbanolung gegen SEN ser 8ranb=
itiftung angeflagten Mapor 81. Du=
mas bon GaB Safe gu gepinnen un6
oaour@ sic Surp politdnoig gu mo-
den. Mnmalt 6. 6. @c0onal0, 5pe=
5ial-Mopofat fir sen Staat, erflarte
Sen @eid)moreren Sic Nuposfp=Mffa=
re. @obert 6. 5mptbe, elm 81 Sab-
re alter Mann, mar Ser erite 3euge.
5mptbe lit ser Mann, melder bebaup.
tet, 6aB er ser erite lei, melder 6as
angeblide Goppeleben Dumas' er=
fannt babe. St er5ablte, 6aB er felt
Witte Mat i'm @ebetmen als 9tlfs=
5e11ermaribaa tbatig mar. 8eiter
gab Smptbe an, 0aB er ST.. 0umas
I'M Mpril aufgei1bt babe, Inn qr5tli=
die @ilfe gu erbalten. ST bobe sort
5met per0G6tig alsiebenbe Mdnner
geieben, na6 0eren @ntfernung Du-
mas linn ietnen &aiieni6ranf ge5eigt
un0 erflart babe, Dab 6arin liegen6er
&epolper un6 3pnamit @igentbum ser
beioen Mdnner ieien. Dumas bobe
linn Sen @oridlag gema6t, Ben 2a=
Sen, 6eiien @eidtdftsfubrer er,
5mptbe, getpelen iei, 11n6 in pelbem
iid audi oas 8oitamt bon Huposfp
befano, in 8ran0 gu ieben. @r bobe
0umas bel peri6ie0enen 3lriammen=
fIiinften begleitet un6 oieler babe au6
Mife Gapis un0 Mortin 8ebon fer
beigebradt. Smptbe bobe Dr. Dumas
$500 IN marfierten Soften gegeben,
Sic er bonn &ilfS= Jel1ermaridaM Sui
lerton erbalten babe. 5mntbe er5abl-
tie feline grlebniiie oem @ilobiiter g.
6. 8ailep un0 6ieier nabm sic ca
6e NIT Sem 8urear 6es 6euermar<
idaus in ct. Saul auf.
6ergusJalIS.- &i6ter Mpe
pom 9iitriftsgeridt fat in einem @a-
feas Corpus gerfabren, oas eingelei=.
tet moroen NOR, Inn sic @%ntlaiiung
nes pegen Angriffs als irilinnig er=
flarten @m. 8. @ortbfoB 81 erret=
6en, enti6ieoen, 0oB ser Mann al19
meiter6in in 6em Nipl gu berbleiben
bube. .@s miro 5par 5ugegeben, ooB
er momentum geiitig. p0uig 511red-
%nungsfdbig lit, 0od meigert ii6 Su=
perintenoent 81. @el6, 6as fir eben=
tueue gn~tlallung porgel9riebene Ser
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@enn SIR @ud miiSe uno i6lafrig
fiiblt, iei0 ~iiber5el1gt ooB guere Sc
Der ntft ribtig funftionirt. @en1
SIR Or. Muguit 8onigs &umburger
Eropfen anmen0et, 10 mer0en ite Sos
Spitem erleidtern uno Sic 2eber re-
aultren.
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-Iv1 ~
|ieBt ieds un0 iieben Collars pro $50
DIE. Mabe5u ie0es 2anb Der groe fat
oiesmal Mbgeianote nod Ma6iion ge-
ididt un0 es ipribt oiel fir Sen @ubm
Ser @iseonitn l1nineriitdt> oaB ielbit
aus Snoien neun 5tuoenten na6 Ma-
.6iion gefommen iin6. Sin ser Unit
perittGt iin6 in ben Jerien piele Ser
beiierungen geidaffen moroen, uno
rod mebr 8erbeiierungen merben i'm
2aufe Ser naditen 3eit bouenoet fem.
- Der @lee &lub ser l1niperiitGt gu
Maoiion plant cine Sangerfabrt mab-
reno ser MISUNDERSTANDING nn6
5mar ioq es nab ser pa5ifii9en &iite
geben. &uf 6em @ege babin ion aud)
in ct. 8aul, Mber6een, Spofa1te,
Hortlan0 uno an0eren Stdoten &alt
gen1abt mer6en.
Colorado.
Denber. - @r=Senator 6es
SSnnern 81. q. 8aIinger, ser ieiner=
5eit o%ngefunoigt fat, oaB er gegen Sen
ebemo1igen Sberf0riter @ifforb 8in,
IDIOT megen ser Mlasfa @oblenldn6e-
reien = @%ontrooerie geridtlid borge-
BEN mer6e, uno oeiien Sreun6e i'm
ieiner gusiage nod g%e0rdngt baben,
8mdot BEL ieiner Mnflnft in @eat,
tie bon Mlasfa gu perHagen, fiin6igte
am 6reitag in Denber an, oaB er iid
nad i~orgfalttger unteriud1tng ent-
i6loiien babe, feline Mnflage gu erbe-
ben.
Mpntana.
Miles@itD. Die fleine Sod
ter 6es 0Iiber 8ornes aus Sor6on,
meI@e Dor 5met @oden einen S1ub
in Sen @opf erbielt, befin6et iid nod
ant 2eben, obtpobI sic &ugeI 6as &C.
birn ol1rb6rang.
2emistomn. - Dos Suoitb=
8aiiin bereitet ii@ auf cine umfang-
rei@e Musitequng bon Bro6uften aui
Ser 2an6i6a1 Dor, mel6e in ct. 8nl1l
in ser 3eit bonn IL. Bis gum 90. Sc,
5ember abgeboIten tperoen miro.
@aibington.
Olympic. @eneralantpalt
Ganner erfldrte auf cine Mnfrage, OF
Ser Staat biniidtltih 0es Sr16uitrial=
8eriiderungs=@ eietes in sem S6iffs=
baubofe 5u @~renterton u16 Sen per=
idie6enen Sorts, mo Snfel Sam Mr=
better beidaftigt, S%uris6iftion babe,
6oB bies BON ser Mrt 11n6 @eiie ab=
bangig lei. in melder 6as 9an6, o1f
Sem ser 5diffsbaubof reip. Sic Sorts
ii6 befinoen, ertporben muroe.
SeattIe. - Nad elmer duBerit
beftigen Debatte bei9IoB sic 5Gn-
gerfeit=8eb0r0e 0es z. S%Gngerfeites,
peldes Mitte Nuguit bier abgebalten
tpur6e, cine Dipioenoe gu erfldren.
Sdngerfelt-S efretdir Slug. Meblborn
beri@tete, 6aB Biz soto $16,4000 ein=
gegangen fins. @s itehen nod GEL
Ser aus ln6 bon oteien fommen $3.50
beitimmt Elm, 10 6aB sic @eianmt=
g%innabmen $16,750 betragen. Die
Ter slmme iteben MIR etpa $4,000
Ml1sgaben gegeniiber. Man mir0 Num-
sic Teitbeamten uno sic @oriiber ser
peri6ieoenen &omitees nit biibiden
Solpenirs be6enfen, am Samitag
mur6e Elm 8anfett .%abgebalten, un6
je6em ser betoen feitgeben6en 8ereine,
r9ie0erfran5" ltno vMrion", fins fir
Musgaben $500 bemiqiat moroen. Ser
ion, int GerbdltniB 51 Sen
3etdnulnaen, Sen giitigen @ebern 5u=
riideri tattet meroen.
N4s., , 80 a o.,< k,,s nAo~ .4%rw4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
Yapit perfolst sic @orsanse.

Ut o m, 80. SePf.
Bapit 8ius fat Dem @aroinal Mer=
rp oel Sal, 6em papitli@en gtaats=
iefretar, Muftrag ertbeilt, i'm genal1
Iber ote @organge in Gripolis auf
Sem 2aufen0en gu erbalten; sic Ma9-
ridt, 6aB 6ie fatboliiden Miiiionare
ii4 gemeigert baben, aus 3ripoIiS gu
flieben, b%eunrubigt SEN 8apit iebr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-18

tanning a little of everything and
not much of anything.
When the house convened to-
day, Democratic Leader Under
wood Immediately called up the
wool dill for passage over the
presidents veto. The democrats
needed 80 progressive republican
votes to secure the two-thirds vote
but Underwood appar-
emily expected to get them.
A chaotic mix-up developed
yesterday afternoon. A number
of democrats bolted the plans de-
cided upon by the caucus allying
themselves with the regular re-
publicans against the progress
sives.
The caucus program was to
permit the house cotton bill to be
rejected and then to ADOPT the La
Toilette substitute. Instead of
carrying this out, certain demo-
Gratis forced the adoption of a SER
les of amendments to the house
bill, while the regular republicans
walked out, leaving the democrats
in a majority.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-18

up; very few OF the girls here
know how to cook or do any
thing else. Long ago about two
thirds Of them found they could
not make enough money under
the present system to live honest
ly, then they lost heart and began
to slip down.
II want them in some place
where they can work outdoors.
No, not at farming, but in raising
vegetables. flowers and chickens.
3 Il believe IL I could show
these poor girls that there is
way for them to make a living
honestly they would be glad to do
1t. '''-''
"They have tried the stores and
found they could not live on their
wages. but there Is an ever-inreas-
ing demand for domestic help.
81 think most girls would take
the chance offered them and profit
by it,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-18
PRINTERS WITH.
'NAMARA' s.

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1S.-
Decision to stand fast by John j.
and James B. Mcnamara was
reached here today by the Inter-
national Typographical union.
Amid great enthusiasm a reso-
luton was adopted providing that
each local should assess its mem-
bers 20 cents each for the Nc
NamaFas' defense.
A gift of $4,000 to the United
Hatters of North America, who
went through a hard strike. was
made by the International Typo
graphical union today. The vote
was unanimous.
/ Members of the typographical
union will be urged not to patron
ize laundries conducted by Asia
tics and locals may fine members
for doing so.
A proposition for a fund suffi-
cient to operate daily newspaper
In any city where the trade might
be locked out was rejected.
A proposition to take 100000
from the old age pension fund for
a headquarters building was turn
ed down.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-18
Coal Plan
Fast

Editor Times: Enclosed I send
you the names of number OF
men OF Sumner who heartily en-
dorse the proposal to have con-
gress enact law whereby the
people may obtain coal at cost,
thus loosening the grasp the Gug-
genheims, Morgan, ct al, have
upon the throsts of the people,
compelling them to pay whatever
price they may see fit for coal.
In our opinion IL Is the best OF
the many good things originated
and advocated by the Times for
the betterment of conditions OF
the common people-the working
people.
A thorough canvass of the town
I think would show that at least
two-thirds of its population favor
the proposition.
Let the people rule, and down
with the extortionists, the monop-
olists and the interests.
A. ID. WH6TCOTT.
Sumner.
The above letter Is one OF many
which has come in with petitions
for the Peoples Coal Plan--a
campaign which is fast growing
to be of national proportions.
The Railroad Mems Political
club is taking the matter up at
its meeting tomorrow night and
other organizations are getting In
terested in the question.
James F. Cypher, 71s East
Thirty-fifth street, sends In 40
more names today, this being the
second petition sent In by him.
From Chimacum, Wash, comes
bunch OF names sent In with a
letter Of approval by James w. II.
Puffer of that city.
Leo J. Hartnett, we'll known
progressive worker, is one of the
recent signers.
And so 1t goes on.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-18

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Aug. 1s.
Low wages, in most cases, cause
the downfall of girls.
This is the conclusion of Mrs.
Aletha Gilbert, matron of the Los
Angeles county Jail. whofhas spent
10 years in the work. g3
Mrs. Gilbert suggests a remedy
which would cost less than 1t does
to imprison the girls and yet
would give them something to
look forward to.
"But l can't do it alone,' she
said, "and l can't do it here in
this Jail, where we have II girls
sleeping in nine single beds, ne
groes, Mexicans, Chinese and
whites all mixed up together.
"The greatest evil is lack of
work for the girls. They do their
own laundry work and that is
about all.
1.-THE food is prepared and sent