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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-30
Nobert S,Otfyftefter
Me Radlfpiger BON @ep. WHdfHber.
ger Inn llmiperiiia.sraib in Ser.
idblas acbraGt.

6err Robert 5ohitetisr, Der Di3es
prGfibsnt Der aalt &c gDiborg Co.,
rirb. tpenn ben DiiHfhea ben Wertinis
auna Der 4Innnen Der hieiieeR linis
neriitdt Re4nung getrnsen Dirb, Der
gsnnfoleer ots ptritorbsntn 6errn
Gso. Gudenberser i'm lninerIisdtsrotb
ipsrhen.
Sine ftattIihe Delegation Der Wers
siRisuna Der 4lumsnen Der uniperiis
Ia. ipra6 gsiterH bel WoDor S6p1b
Dor unb sriutte um bic Gruennung
6errH 6ohfetters gum gliislieb hes
llnipsriit1isr1tbs. Oils Mortfiihrtr
funeirts Serr grnont @snobls une
unisr ben TiteIisberR Der Delegation
befdnoen fif bic 6errsn Mailer
GhcenIe, Clifford Sitgnsr, Robert g.
areimer unb Or. g. 5glauer. 6srr
9snnble mics In ieinsr 4nfpra6t
bar1uF bin bob 6srrSohfetisr. isIber
elm 4Iumnus Der iininsriitdi. Der Mns
ltaIi Eiets bas resiie Sniersife bnrses
bro6t unb iosnr ihon cine Stiftans
osmafi battle, um bas Stuntum Der
gbemis su f6rbern.
uinpor S6nob CAB ben 6erren bic
1srfi6eruna. bdB CT ibrs GmpfebInng
sebiibreno In grfDasung sisben lperbs
unb fiigts binsu, b0B.er psrf6nlih bic
bentbar grGBit ahiung fir Germ
6cditstter htas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-30

Suna iiberipieien ipirb unb bdnoeli Is
ii1 um 5rasef. fpeIfe pitnle Sntrrei-
fen unb bic rationale Gbre betrtffsn,
10 Sat erIt cine aommiHton, bic aus
4ngeh1risen beiber Ruticnen beiteht,
feItSufelen. OBJ bic angelessnbeit BEN
5adger S6isosssri5t iiberDiefen tpers
ben ION. aIfp cine Mtstbobe. Die ben
sSrieoen unter allen oeutbaren llmitdls
oen ii6ert, ift Riat porgeiehen, tpte
has ia audi i6lshterrinss uumpslth
mar. Wertbppu 1T Bios Der lange Veg
Der unterbauhlunseu. Der auridselegt
fperoenmuB, bis gum Satpsrte gegrifs
fen peroen barF, pOrauseeiest. buB bic
8ertrassbebinsunssn beObadtet tpsrs
oen. 0isfes 2sstere pirb ui6t gebuhs
reno eepirptst. Die 6rsunof6oft 5tpts
fhen Rutionsn bsrubt auf SntereHenge.
meinT6aft ni6t auf papisrnen gers
trGssn. Mag audi sesen ioIhe trtsos
liden 8ereinbarungen uihts ein3afpens
ben Iein, 10 barf man iih boh ntht Der
SsuuIion binseben, bab fie Su str1sr au'
genlsiuen Ibriiftuns fiihren tperosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-30

Gin geriebsuer Sunss iit
rer Sletitpader Silben bon Ghica9o.
9ieIer purbe ppr oas Senatssaomz
mittee, bQs fith nit Der lntsriuhung
Der 2primerI1en 4ngeIegenbeit be-
IfGftiet, gelabsn, um gustunFt 5u er'
thsilen, ob er sinen 5pnos bon $780,
600 in SGnben bate, Der dufaebrahi
nurOen, um bic Softsn fir bic Grpoh.
Iung 2orimers 3uriidsuaablen. Die
Gin9abe ging oahin, baB elmer an5a1I
9eripnsn, tDsI6s oiefe Summe beige
troqen batten, I'm bic GrpdRlung go
rimers burh5uIssen, bos 9elo 5urtd'
erfottst peroen ioIIts, iuoem psrIhts;
rene aorporotipnsn, bic an 3pugeIeser
intereiIirt limb. is $4,000 bet'teuertsn
auf ale SSrageu, pb er etnen tpIhsF
ssonos perpuItst babe, pb er etipds por
| Iem geiiteueru mile, duttportete 2tl
rem iALuntIpea nit ~Rein". Ssnoto'
&enpou, Der aIs friiberer 5ruitiprsu
Ger i'm 9ienIte Der gunoesrsgierunf
grpBe GrFabruns in Der 8ernebmunt
ron 3eugen bsfist, nabm StIoen ouHr
ppr, um bic Rittigteit isiner Qngabsr
i'm 6auptperb0r gu priifen, 1T abe,
criirblih abeeblttt unb 3ipar in eins1
Wetie, Die Senator Sermon in groBei
GrItaunen perieste, pas aud 4nosr
empfinoen lperben. Senator GenpoI
! tonlIte aus ben 8ante, 8eihdftsz UNI
Gbetbutsrn Eilbens ermitteln, pela
| summen 8eloes er empfQnsen unl
cugbe8ablt babe. nd6oem er oorhs
feftoeTte[lt bate, oab 5tloeH &ontos II
| funf ganten fiibrt, oaB er autortitr
| i'll, g6ets ouf 80 Sorporationen aug
sufteQen uno on elmer gan3en Gn8dh
ganten betheiligt lit. Dieter Wdnl
nit ben peitperspet9teiten geihdftli
chsn SntereiIen srtldrts por Dem Nus
ibuB, 0uB er ME Bidder in 8e5ua Oh
Itiue perf0nliheu 8eIhGfte gsfiihr
Eube. ionbern ii9 nit Rotiaen uuF 10
fen glGttern bsheIfs. 9amit mar nc
tiirlid bds 3sugenperb0r gu Gnot
cSepoh niro oas aommittes b06'
notwithstanding nod ben Brioats Setrs
tor bes 6errn 3tIben DerbDrer. au
! rte Truue, tparum Elm fold beoeuteH
her 8eTtsdFtsmQHn teine giiher fiihr
miro pobI S5sbsr bic ri6tige antpor
ii6 oenten toHnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-30

Die Regierung bat ieBt 8riz
minal 4ntlagen gsgen Die 9trettos
rem bes 0rdtb 5ruits srboben uno
bebuuptet ibrer Sa6s ft6er gu fein, od
es ii6 nm cine offentunbtge 8erleBuns
bes Unit SbermaH>SruitgefeBss harz
belle, inbem 8ereinbdrungeu CUR Sefts
fteLune Der 8erfaufspreife getroffen
nnb 4bfasgebiete abgegren5t tpurbeH,
70 ooB cine Rputurreu3 niht uuf3us
iommen permo6te. 9as Wunbsrbd-e
on Der Safe 1T, oab cine iOlbe oFfsns
tunbigs 8srlssung beg GeFsses risttrt
fpuroe. SfFenbar par bic Gniiht
ptDolteno, bab fir Miaiondre feline
9eTebe srifttren. Den BON Der Gsgies
runq aneefubrtsn 1botTd6en 3ufolge
fheint cine lle6srfIbrung nit Be-
ftimmt1eit gu srfpdrten; oa aber Der
gaihter befugt III, ss Bel elmer 9eloz
ftrafe DON $4,000 bepenben gu IaFeH,
70 tpirb bas nobI Der Qusgang bss
QrD5eFes fsin, ba bic Ri6ter an ben
Rem OOrter guubesgeribteH 6tslaHg
fi6 febr nu6Ti6tig gsgeH Srufts gss
sstgt baben unb bic r9sIeafbaft" ntht
entfesen rpiirben, tnbem lie 9eFdugs
niBFrufsn osrbGngen. Denn bic 9etbs
ftraFen bs3ublt ftnb, tptrb Der gruit re-
prganifirt perbsn, iobab offentunbigs
gsrleBurgsn bss 9sfeses niht rehr
na6neisbdr iinb, pte bas bislang
ole srufts urtsr 9lst3eu umitGnbs1
eet6an baben. Das sin3iqs tptrtiams
MittsI 1T, ben 3oa uuf 9ratb ubsus
ftafFsn. DIE sruftgsfess finb ni6ta
ols 5beatsroonnsr. aud penu fis nod
f. ftrsng ooqtrsdt perbeu. 0as
f6eint aud bic aHii6t Der beutf6su
Regierung gu iein, aus tpel6em 9run.
be iis feline Strafssisse gssen sruffa
erinfen bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-30


Wlenintn gfeihfalls bsffens Goree ges
trogtn III. dir ben lkutieen NbtnD
bit anpe[lneiIter MaItsr Gsbergsr bds
fuIgenbs pitIpsrfprehenbs Yrogramin
5uiommenstiieat.
murfh .NeiuDiug .. ainsoIn
MeI5sr ~wlib DOIp Gclurs"
. .. Dtrbsrf
Gin Tag In @ensbig NspiH
potpourri aus ri5duft4. =. GouHDD
WsDDing Bells Rag GDntp
"a pulomp B0liour
GuDertiirs 5u ,Ginf aOnisin fir sis
men Tag -. ADam
potpcuri aus ,Wlabams Gberrp@
GuD.rtiirs su .Crpbeus", Offenba6
Deip Drops -. MrmItrcng
Gb, bu msin bolbsr absnOittrn"
.... Magntr
9n Gidr Rebien Robtrts
Webbina Of ibe Dinbs' =. Rull
potpourri aus Die 9pllarprtuseHin'
5an
.gdnb, 8one, gnnb" 80. 5nnDtf
yappt Ia Ring" -... 49,. Snnss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-30
WisIers's gapillsn.

Dns stmiitblihfi< unn nngenebmfte
pl6sdtn, nm ii6 nod Dts Ingss lnit
nnb nibs su trbolsn. III unitrtitig
MieIsri' ponilIon. no man fttis iider
III, quite 6sIeufnofi sn irtFFtn. Gstxrs
aerss anptIit unitrbdIi bort all
dbeHbli4 bic Ddns IN Der pOr5iigIins
| atn M)sifs. tpdbrenr fiir nsH innsrtn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-30
Nfriidhna.

1er so syabrs oltt GbarIes 3umtr
non Warfet Etrnbs unh Etafe w.
irurbe EXTERN psn ieinfr 0duslpirz
|tbiH, Frau EIoub. tobt IN ifinssn
Bette Iitgenb nufaeIunben. 0er 90
rrner fnnb, b0b BIT Wtrfortsnt e!s
mem 6trafHiaa erIsstn wex.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-30

Die 5orti 4rtttlsr I'm Ct
nat arbeitsn auf cine Otonomtihe
@dhlaee bin, Die unertrdaIthe 3u'
ftdnoe berpprrufsn piiroe. Hu9 tFreH
sReosu gu urtbeiIsu, pollen lie duF
Tarmprooutte iol6 prubtbtttps 3oue
Ieqeu, pie tie fir sSnbuitriesG sGr3eu9uths
befteben. Der 6armer iOa bere6tt8t
iein. spei Dollars fir etnen Sui9ei
8eisen in bielsm 2anbe gu forbsrn,
uno mas er gu bieiem 9reiie ni6t perz
faufen tann, ioa fir so Gents per
guIbel nah bem 4uslanoe pertduFt
peroen, gan3 naa benz Utuiter Der
Sruits, Die glQes. mas tie III ojeIen
2anoe nt6t gu MouDpolspreiIen uns
terbrtneen t0nnen. gum 9oitenpretls
mad oem IusIunbe Thiteu. Das
burd peroen bic Jorti6rtttIsr Der
dmeritdnifhsn @oblfabrt genuu 70 gss
fdbrIih ME bic Stunopatter. Ous
ndren febr berrEibe gtusiihten fir Biz
umeritaniIhe Ration, penn uuf Der eis
nsu Seits bic republitdnif6en Sort
fdrittler MpHopoIsprstIe fir 2sbens
mittel unO auf Der aHbereu Sette eI'
gtanbpdtter Wpnopolspretfs fir 5a'
britqts ourhiesten. 0as 8srubigsrc'
1T, baB bas Bolt ii6 bas ni6t gsfaler
IdFsn uuo beioe Sutttoner oorthtr
itiden tpiirbe, pobiu iie geboren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-30

get bem engtii6sn Ssemannsz
ftreit bunpelt Is iih hauptIdhlia um
9trertennung Der Union. Gle'es
RQmpFobiett ldBt cine geieberlase Der
Resoer porausIeben. oenn BON oenl
Unions 9riu3ip perben bic SeeIsute
nid,t abrpeiten, neil ss thrs ein3tse
gBoTfe lit. RO6 gu Iebbaft iteben thnsn
bic 9eiten in Grtnrerung, als its Ibren
9lrbeitoebern uuf 8nube uno ungnaos
iibsrliefert paren. Gs CAB teine I'm
oerehtiateit unb feline 8eorudung, bic
lie nibt erfabren bdtten. Sn otsie
Gtlaperei perbeu bic Sssleuts itb
nidt suridbsgeben. Vtan bat ben
llnipnen perihispeue 8orpurfe 9ss
ntadot, bic pielIei6t uidt Der ge8riinz
buno entbsbren. gber 10 lau9s otc
arbeiter ni6t pom Staate geihuBt
perben, itnb Iis ge3pungen, iia islber
III bsT6usen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-30

tLllI HtitthA 9ats tUtAp 1tH SNt aeAfss
aud nidat irgern, ielhii tpenH sr fhon
betpeibi unb xrgabt iit. 3ipei srObs
oemeinIume @ebdubs, beren leoes e.
nsR bopnlldufigen artiiel fir iid al
lein perbitnt, tpas ih aber niGt auf'
brireen fam, entbolieH bonn sins
pouStdnbiae Gammlnns Der alten ita'
Iieniften @oltstradien nHo Der poll
Iiden Grs.uanilIt, als bu finb ariigs
1opse unD G6iiiTsIn. G6mud aui
@clb, Gilber, Sttinen uiiu.. nllsrlf
h5lserue GsrGtbiGaftsn. gsftrbts.i
ffirr, gBebsreisn. Spissn, sSlehtor
beiten. sur3 alIss. mas niir in bDrfli
der 6onsinnuitris su entiiebkn pfleei
Ober mas Der etnlome Ehdfer ihnis
unb boiYeIi, um Ii6 bic 3eit gu rer
treiben. Damn giebt es DO eine TtIi
sioi. abtbeilung NIT 6riit!ifen uni
db<raldubiihen amulettsn gegtn al
EmogiiheH RraHtbeisen, o1s b0fs Huge
/ Die 8srberung uffp, init Mobtaei
fpunberbdr gepntter prcstiiOnsipn
gen, Dis fie Tn ben entfsrnitH Gtgen
ben beuts nod bur6 bic GtrcbeH 5it
ben, unb ipit ih gang dbHlides DO
einieen aDodsn biht DOT ben 1horsl
| gaonas am pDnt< omeHtdno. am Cub
bes hurf ben Aus5us Der plsbeit
btriibmt aeDprbeneH beiligsu Bsret
aeTsben babe. 3pei bcllftdnbipeW Weih
nn6lsirippen, isbe NIT pislsn bunbel
/ sEiaurtn, bonn cine h0dii intfreifaHi
/ SommInng psn WoIisbilbtrbpas
n<nns Id aiar. am ~ atiesn. iptlns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-20
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


The browning of the queen by Mayor
Thomas e. Higgins was followed by 8
triumphal procession to the state armory
on West Bank street where the Manu-.
facturers Exposition was formally open.
ed and the great celebration fittingly
launched.
The International Printing Press
Mems and Assistants Union of North
America formally dedicated Monday
it's home for superanuates. erected at
Hale Spring. Tenn. The press men
will also maintain branch for tuber-
culosis sufferers. The annual con-
vention of the union was formally or
ganized Monday.
Losing her balance as he stood in
the bridge railing where he had
to wave her hand of the heads
of the passersby to friend. Ethel
Stark. six years of age. fell into the
Coehcco river at Rochester, n. IT,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-20
CAPITAL JoTTiNGs.

Following the confession of num-
Der of men employed at the census
bureau that they had been playing
poker and indulging in other games at
the bureau. Secretary of Commerce
and Labor Nagel has directed Acting
Director Faulkner to dismiss the ring
leader and penali2e the other partici-
pants by suspension.
A statement issued Monday by
Postmaster General Hitchcock shows
that a total of s390,6 was deposit
ed in the 4S postal savings banks in
the five mouths of their operation.
The second group of Is repositories
which opened for business on May 1,
received in the first month S10,74S in
deposits-f&.47 per cent, more than
was taken in at the initial offices
during the first months operations
There were 2l19 separate deposits av-
ereging 80. On July l it will be
possible for depositors to convert their
savings accounts into United States
bonds bearing IL per cent. interest
The reports from the repositories are
so encouraging that the prediction is
made that by July / deposits will
have reached 81 100000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-20
UNION OF REPUBLICS
In South America Is Favorabiy Looked
Upon at Washington.

Washington, June 19-The movement
afoot In South America, looking to the
renewal of the old union of the five re-
publics which originally formed the
Grand Republic of South America. has
been known to the state department for
some time past, though details of the
extent of the agitation have been lack
ing. Indications are that the conferences
will be held in Caracas, the capital OF
Venezuela. just after the celebration of
the centenary of the independence of that
country next month. For years past the
state department has wanted the smaller
republics In South and Central America
to be united in strong governments and
II would welcome such combination as
that proposed, because 1t would tend to
more stable and responsible government.
Ii is feared. however. that the personal
ambitions of different leaders will defeat
the object of the conference.
The proposed union would permit set
Element of such disputes between the
five republics just as provided in the
agreements between the Central Ameri-
can states at Washington during the last
administration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-20
IN REVOLT
CONTINUED from Page one0

Charleston. $. c., and have those at Bos-
ton. New York and Norfolk prepared for
handling construction and repair work
done by the government on the Atlantic
coast
Sec Meyer today said that he had de-
terrnined that three navy yards on the
Atlantic coast and three on the Pacific
would be amply sufficient in time of war.
Consideration as to what yards should
be abandoned he said, had been referred
to the Joint army and navy board.
In the event of war operations in the
Pacific, Sec Meyer said that Pearl Har-
Dor, Hawaii. which he described as the
Gibraltar of the Pacific" would be the
base of operations for the United States
feet.
In carrying out the intention to con-
centrate the marines in large garrisons
and abandon the small posts, the navy
department Monday ordered the with
drawal of the marine detachments from
the training stations at Newport, r. l.,
and San Francisco These men will be
distributed among the Atlantic and Pa
cific fleets Ultimately they probably
will be sent to the Philadelphia and Mare
Island navy yards, where the two large
contingents of marines will be maintain
cd The marine school at Port Royal, s.
c., will later be transferred to Philadel-
phia The navy departments theory is
to give the marine officers service with
large commands instead of splitting the
Marine corps into insignificant detaeh-
ments distributed among various points.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-20
us. Com. Rowland browns
In New York Gorge.
After Photographs with Friend
John Burroughs, Naturalist.
Mr.. Burroughs Unable to Secure
Help In Tima-.Body Recovered.

Utica, n. Y. June 19.-Eugene A
Rowland. United States commissioner
at Rome. N. Y, was drowned today
at Trenton Falls gorge before the eyes
of the naturalist. John Burroughs. one
of his dearest friends. Mr.. Rowland
had taken Mr.. Burroughs to the
gorge to show him it's beauties. They
We're walking along a narrow path
about 20 feet above the surface of the
stream and 400 feet above the Trenton
Falls power house when Mr.. Rowland
tripped and plunged down the en-
bankment into the water.
Mr.. Burroughs ran to the power
house for assistance, while Mr.. Row
land SWAN about in the water r. S.
DAILY, an employee at the power plant,
dived into the stream after Mr.. Row
land, who had sunk. In about a min
ute the unfortunate man was brought
out of the water, but efforts to resus-
citate him were vain
With Mr.. Burroughs Mr.. Rowland
had taken his wife. daughter and TIVE
other friends to the gorge for hoii-
day. He had his camera with him and
sought some exposures of the wood
scenes for his naturalist friend. 1t is
thought that he had his eyes on some
vantage point for snapshots when he
stumbled over the edge.
Mr.. Rowland was an active alumnus
of the Colgate University and an at
torney of more than ordinary ability.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-20
PANIC ON ELECTRIC.
One Fatally and IL Badly Injured Near
Tonowanda, NJ. Y.

Buffalo. June 19.-On a panic which
followed the burning out of eontroll-
er on trolley car on the Niagara
Falls Line near Tonowanda tonight,
one person was probably fatally injur-
ed and II others were badly hurt.
Eight of the injured are delegates to
the convention of Modern Woodmen
Iof America now in session here. The
most seriously injured include:
William A. Brown, Hall. Tenn, skull
fractured. sight of one eye destroyed.
may die: John E. Swangler. of Jeffer-
son City, Mo, bank examiner and for
mer secretary of state of Missouri
right foot crushed and right hand bad
~ cut; A. L. Reeves of Jefferson City,
Mo-, auditor of the Missouri State In
surance department. left leg sprained.
head cut. internally injured. George
L. Bowman, auditor of the Oklahoma
State District of Modern Woodmen of
Kingfisher. Okla. internal injuries,
ribs broken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-20
SOMERSET.
BINGHAM.

By direction of the superintendent
of schools, Truant Officer Williams j.
Smith of Moscow, arrested a father,
mother and three children on a tru-
fancy charge last Friday. Saturday
fall were arraigned before Trial Jus
tice w. w. Stoddard, except the moth
en- whose case was deferred because
of Illness. The others were found
guilty and the man was sentenced to
fifteen days in Jail and. costs. and the
children to the State schools provided
for such children during their minor
ity. but these sentences were suspend
ed as long as the children shall at
tend school properly. This action, on
the part of the school, authorities hes
been long needed and we trust OF "a
similar actions will follow, uhsess
there Is marked reform.
AT meeting of the friends of con-
stitutional prohibition in the Congre-
gatfonal vestry last Saturday evening
committee on permanent ganiza-
ton and plans was chosen. consisting
OF a. Z. Dinsmore. L. g. Baker. I. c.
pierce, Rev. T. B. HIATT, and w. B.
Andrews The discussion was gen
erai, all participating and the senti-
ments expressed were determined ana
very hopeful. Among the others
present were Rev. Mr.. Meservey. Hon.
A. 5. Burke, Representative F. RI.
Colby, First Selectman S. A. Smith.
Deacon III. So.4Chase, Anon Baker. r.
II, Foss and C. "A Foss Another meet
ing viii be held soon and then the &C.
tive campaign will open
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-20
RlCHM OND.

Enterprise Grange held its regular
meeting Saturday evening with a good
attendance. there being So members and
one visitor. The Third and Fourth de-
grees were conferred on six candidates
after which the following program was
given: Music by Mrs. Flora Brown;
reading by Eva Hathorne: stories by
Charles Libby. Earnest Stewart, Henry
Shelton, and George Stanley; question.
Are Men More Inquisitive Than Wo-
men," story. by Sister Eva Hathorne.
Richmond Lodge. No. Sc. l. o. o. F.,
observed Odd Fellows Memorial day Sun
day The members met at the lodge
room, where exercises were held. The
usual march to the different cemeteries
was dispersed with. owing to the I'M
favorable weather conditions. -Four mem
bers were appointed to carry out that
part of the program.
passed Sunday with his sister, Mrs
Laura j. Randlette
Mrs. w. f. Durham and daughter
Lillian were in Bath on business Mon
day.
DR.. and Mrs. K. W. Small iest Mon
day for Capitol Island. where they will
spend few days at their cottage.
Hon. DeAlva Alexander. former con-
gresham from New York. and a native
of this town, left Saturday for Bruins
wick to attend Commencement week at
Bowdoin College, after a brief visit with
relatives.
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beauty and all of much interest, have
been received by the President and
Mrs. Taft during the last few days.
President Taft took time despite the
hurry and rush, to send an autograph
ed to an old man in the Episcopal
church home on Long Island. who
sent his congratulations and express
ed tie hope that the President and
Mrs. Taft might be spared to celebrate
their diamond wedding.
One of the early callers at the White
House today was Monsignor Falconio,
the Papal delegate. He felicitated the
President for himself and also brought
the congratulations of Pope Plus.
The President today received from
Miss Harriet Waters Forbush of Lam
caster, Mass, a wedding slipper worn
by his great-great- grandmother.
The Emperor of China sent this mes
sage of greeting to the President: I'VE
beg to offer to Your EXcellency our
congratulations on the occasion of
your silver wedding, with best wishes
for your personal happiness and well
fare and for the prosperity of the
American people"
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THE PANAMA BONDS
Will Be Distributed Among More Bid
ders Than at First Thought.

Washington, June $50 many irregu-
iarities were discovered today in the bids
for the $50, 900, 600 issued of per cent
Panama bonds that the average price OF
the Issue will be lower than was first
estimated and many bidders at first
thought unsuccessful will receive some of
the new securities BY the time SAG e4s, so
of legitimate bids had been tabulated to-
day the price of the bonds had got down
to 10221. At this figure there were ae-
ceptable four bids of 100000 each which
had hitherto been considered unsuccess-
full. II now appears that the National
Bank of New York will get probably 81
Ooo,ooo or 100000 of the bonds. 1t bid
for the entire issue.
Treasury officials consider 1t safe to
announce that anyone who bid lO2.2lS6 or
higher is sure to receive some of the new
securities. The detailed list of successful
bidders will be available probably tomor-
row.
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BATES LETTER.
Memorial Service for Late
DR.. D. ", Brandele.
Body Taken 10 Denver for Burial
Baseball Captain.
Ernest n. Griffin Reelected to
Lead Next Years Team.

Lewiston, Me, June 19.-(SpeciaD.-
A memorial service was held in the
Bates College chapel this afternoon at
$50 for DIR. David W. Brandelle. The
service was well attended by the stu
dents, faculty and friends of DR..
Brandelle. late professor of history
and economies at Bates. 1t was only
after day had passed that President
Chase was able to learn the address
of the brother of the professor. He IL
nally located him and he arrived sun
day evening in Lewiston to take the
body to Denver, Col.
The Scripture was read by DR..
Hartshorn of the faculty. the prayer
was made by DR.. Purington and the
address was given by President Chase.
After the services the entire student
body and faculty escorted the body to
the railroad station.
At 4 meeting Monday night of the
sB" men of the baseball team. Ernest
Fl. Griffin IS. of South Portland was