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@lGdstbal, SabsHublanO.
|. 9lprtl 1911

L. <hpLlt
Gureta Yoit! Sur6 meinen outen
6reuno uno s6ultamerao Sat. Sunot
aus 9lmerita muroe t6 oeranlaBt, aud
etli6e 3etlen in bic Spalten Der Gureta
Solt ein5uienOen, mas mir ia, oente
i'd, bic Serausgeber ni6t ablagen tuer=
ben.
Wein 9}a6bar Sobann gteblt6 betam
lebten 9ienlta9 Die @ureta POlt, mas
Den Sobann iebr freute. gr' lit i6on
lange SABRE 2eler Der Coe'laer Bet
tuu9 uno anoerer gutter Sii6er; einfa6
0eiu9t er lit Elm 2eier Der es aud pers
Ite6t uno &enutniIe oa5u bat. 60 bat
I'D, q s,or,rr % arr Die Guretu s3pit geS
mn6t I'm 3u b0ren mas Is in Nmerlta
Neue8 9ibt. 9O6 Oentt er, 3u Dem
neuangetommenen @aIt tann er li6 Elm
8lQ8 Q8ein aus Dem Geler 6oleu, oenn
oa i6ttnt e8, 9tbt es Oiel gu leien. llno
Inn Iih ielber ui6t gu ltOren itellte er
Iein @la8 CUR Sette uno Iin9 an in
ieinem neuan9etOmmenen @el6ent 81
leien. IS las uno auf einmal fam er
audi an Die @eldthte bon SaOio GieB
aus &leinber9oOri. Gr las Die 8e=
i6i6te nit la6enoem Munoe, iblteBli6
Oerna6m CT aber, oaB 9apio &ieB gang
unO gar blamiert murOe. So9lei6
na6m er Oa3 ElGtt nO6mQl CUR 0ano
uno ibaute nod Der llnterI6rtft, Die
llnteridrtft mar SObann Welliug. ST,
Der @eier, Itaunte balber uno murmelte
Dor lid bin. ST na9m iO9lei6 Die
9loreHe bon Der Gureta Yolt, tpel6e ibm
sueei6itt wllroe, uno fanO 8. Ne9li6
ben Nomen auf Der Norelle ebenfalls
Sobann Welltn9. @as 1T oas fir
cine @irtbidaft? @er bat mir iol6
einen SmbtB 3u9eididt? Dem 9anSen
@eien nod ioa i'd am S6luB nod oer
5bdter iein, mo- bod Der 9aOio mein
better 6reuno 1T, uno ibm iolde I'm
wabrbeiten niemano nabiaeen tanu.
8. Neblid fuoierte nO6mals bic
@ureta POit UNI letnen 6reuno aufSus
iuden, pel6er ibm oieien @ait Su=
| i6ifte, aber ber9ebens, s.. q. fano
i'm nidt. go bat Iid metn Na6bar
s. N. am eriten 8alt aus Nmerita
ni6t freuen tOnnen, uno iein 8las
@ein lit aus lln9eoulo uidt bon tbm
eetrunten woroen, ionoern bon ieinem
Na6bar, Der in oteiem Woment oeraoe
oaSu fam. go bite ib bic Serausge=
ber Der Gureta YOlt na6Sui6auen mad
Dem Namen; er beiBt nidt Sob. Wel=
ling, iOnoern Sob. Nebli6. Sn 8liids=
tbal 9ibts teinen Namen Meltng.
Ser barte g8inter, ipelben mir oieIes
Sabr gebabt baben, lit nun oabin, un0
bGt uns ben 8iiten Sugewanot. uno
Oas liebe 6riibiabr lit berbei9etOmmen.
SO6 1T Der 6riiblin9 INNER nod nidt
lieblid, oenn bic SOnne 3ei9t iib 10
meuis, uuo bic 2uft, ob oonsNoroen
ooer pom siOen, lit immer pie eiue
Gisluit. 9o6 trob allem balbuusiin=
itiaen 6riibiubrs=@etter bat Der Qano=
mann bod ieinen Samsn 10 siemli6
aus9eltreut. 2aut Dem talten Srlib=
iubr, mie mir beute idOn ben /. april
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-04
SsrsOorf, siO.Rublano.
25. 9lRGrs 1911

20. War3 1911.
Siel9eebrte 3ehattton unb Qeier Die
les Slattes. Die @ttteruu9 1T idon
parm uno bic Sauern iinb bOlltg i'm
5den; ben "a. Wdr3 batten mir Res
gen. Die @interfru6t 1T idtuu6, be.
ionOers Der @ei3en. @enn in einl9su
Sagen Der 8ei3en nt6t beHer miro, ir
muB anOerer 9eidt peroen, aber man
bOift baB er nod gut miro, penn e
i60n parm bleibt.
8eitOrben 1T bier unldn9t, Soban;
nes &ei6t, alt.
SeiOnOere Nenisteiten 9ibt es bic,
feline, tperoe aber in 3utunft mebr
iareiben. @ruB an ale 2eier unr
Ritarbetter oieier 3eitun9.
Mi9ael 80Ble.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-04
YoQod, 2. ..
2. 9Rat 1911,


gtuu, tpertbe YOit, min ih Dir beute
ettpas eini6iden bon unierer Geeeno
bier BET Bollod. Sotpeit inb bic Sar.
mer sismli6 fertig nit Der friiben
Saat; iebt ptrb fir oas 4orn gepfliet
unb elm manher miro tpieoer 8rehen
fir 6la4s penn ss NAB genus fem
piro, ipel6es id bOffe. Ser llnters
3eidnete seOentt Oieies Ssriibiabr eben-
fails 40 9lder 81 breden. Ser Sc
iunobeits3uitanO in unierer @eseno 1T
sufrieoeniteleno.
Nun. lteber Sdwaser Gbriitian uno
Sdpeiter GliIabetb Getit, i6 babe in
Der r9oit" 9eleien, oaB ibr einen Brief
an Die Gltern sei6rieben unO OaB oer-
ielbe tpieoer suritdtam. Die gltern
iino nod auf benz alien Ylab un0 ibre
9lorefe lit INNER nod Clinton, q. 8.
9ieDsidt babt ibr einen 5ebler in Der
9lOreiie aemadt. 60 oiel i'd meiB iino
iis alle aeiuno; ibrsibt offers, our6
9riefe ODER on oieies glatt. guren
Brief babe ih erbalten, nmo peroe balo
i6reiben. gruB on alle bilben nnb
briiben Oon s Albredt
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-04
.Irodsn" Our9 Ginbaltsbsisbl.
W t9ell, g.

Die Srrti9aft Ganopa III our6 ei.
nsu @inbaltsbefsbl rtroten" ospOr:
ben. 8ieier wuroe erlalien, mel
na69etpieien wuroe, oaB eint9e Oer
llnteribriften auf Der Petitiou, in
luelder nm abftimmun9 iiber Die 81.
sensira9e nad9eiudt puros; Dor
bier;u ui6t 8ers6ti9ten berriibrten,
9esbalb ourite Damn auf @runO be:
Giubaltsbefeblts teine 9lbltimmunq
iiber oisie Srage bel Der @abl erfols
gen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07
MT. VERNON.

SOITH-MrS. Emma Walker Is Nis-
iting her daughter Mrs Alice Vance
il Boston and other relatives in ad-
joining cities. Miss Pearl White, who
accompanied i,er, is also passing il few
weeks with friends in Boston.
Mrs. &. \. Hutchinson and II. e
copp We're in Augusta Saturday on
business.
Miss Agnes Copp has been visiting
her sister, Mss Laura Copp.
William Jose, who has been in Lew
iston for treatment, is at home.
Mrs. Horace Hall has been the guest
OF her sicter-in-laW, Mrs. Leslie Fos-
t"r.
Rev. Lee Dunn was present at the
last Wednesday evening prayermeet-
ing at the Currier schoolhouse. Those
attending found his talk very interest
ing.
Q. l.. Dunn visited mis- parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Lorenzo Dunn, at Hailo"eii
Sunday.
\ Sunday school was organized at
tho Currier schoolhouse sunday lore
noon, March :. 1t is hoped the present
interest will continue and tic attend-
a,lce be good
john F. Hawes is 1t home from
strong.
Chase Fogg and Charles Norton are
engaged in extensive numbering opef-
tiocS.
Samuel Bradley is hauling cedar 10
Srd-ley's mill to be sawed INTO S'iil-
gles.
T.. l.. johnson is hauiinG logs Tor
John Bean from his lot 10 Long p"nu.
Poultry fancicrs will no doubt ne in
terey.cd in the success of w. r. .. FL
liott with his ~ pure bred White Wy
andotte hens. During December AIR.
Elliott sold $29.9S worth Of eggs. In
January they laid 117S eggs, in Febru-
AIRY l2SS eggs. These eggs are oI large
size and dark color and 50 nearly OF
n size as 20 be impossible to tell one
from the others, thus requiring nt
sorting and bringing highest marker
price. though Mr.. Elliott disposes OF
most of them to private customers
His mems are beauties, weighing when
a year old or pounds and pullets
from ! to pounds. The flock is head
ed by two cockerels. which cost ),
each. Both cockcrcis and hens are ol
tie celebrated Dustin strain and We
think it would be hard to find a tine!
and more profitable flock For some
years Mi. Elliott was engaged quite
extensively in dairying, but has de
clared himself much in favor OF poul'
try. air. Elicit is always very glat
to show his fine flock to those interest
ed and discuss his methods of man
agemAnt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07
PENALTY FOR PARENTS.
Catholic Children Ordered to Attend
Church Schools.

Detroit Mich. March Sin an effort
more strictly to "uforc" a law issued by
the Pop" in the thirteenth century re-
duirinS parents to send their children 10
Catholic schools wherever possible, the
bishops of the province of Cincinnati have
issued Il letter providing a penalty for
the non-observance of the rule The let :
ter was issued by direction of the Pope
and was read in the Ia churches of the
Detroit diocese Yesterday. The letter
read.
we direct that in the future no con-
fcssor having faculties in this province
absolye parents who require their sons
and daughters to attend non-Cathohc
schools unless such parents, when going
to confession. promise that they Will
send their children TO a Catholic school at
the time to be fixed by the confcSsor. or
agree that they will abide by the decision
Of the bishop after the case has been re-
ferred to him. Under these conditions.
then. the cases of parents who send their
children to non-Catholic schools are re-
served to the bishop
The letter is signed by the archbishop
of Cincinnati and the bishops of Indian
apolis. Grand Rapids. Covington. Detroit.
Louisville. Fort Wayne, Columbus and
Cleveland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07

Tic woodchuck knows when the
time has come for him to den up"
He not only feels the necessity of roll
ing himself up in his own sustaining
fat ana going To sleep for the win
ter, brt he feels it at a particular
time. quite regardless of the state Of
the weather. Woodchucks have been
d"mcsticatcd and allowed to sleep in
Il warm place, with all the food they
needed Yet they "denned up when
the Icgulat time came for them to do
Sc.
They wake in the spring with
mUch thc sam" regularity. Tfe
"srounibog" legend is ridiculous. II
is, OF course, unreasonable to suppose
that IN a country like ours, with Il
rang" % climates from the semi-tropi-
cal to the completely arctic. a crca-
tire viii come out Of his mole every
wh"r" on In" sc""nd day If February
and then re Gulate his future conduct
according t. tho weather ON that day,
staying out If it be bad and going
back il it b. good.
4 naturaiist who has studied this
int"rcating characteristic of animals
ttilS u Ht'i. lif-N HIS 'l"I pDS''i ' -
ton, which seems to show that som"
creatures may nave Il still more exact
sens" of time than is indicated by the
regularity of their migratiorS and hi
bcrnaIions IL once enjoyed He az
t;uaintancc Df mouse which, at cX-
actly a. quarter before 4 o'clock ever
aftcrHnrn WAS in the habit Of ctrming
ont along a WainScuting and makins
Ills way to pot of paste ON The table.
the crust OF which lie then Proceeded
to nibblc. No 'suburbanites, having
hi. train IN mind. could be more reg
ular in arriving AZ his breakfast table
then this tame mouse was in coming
for lis daily nihblc OF paste
How did the mouse know when il
was n quarter o. four Th. natural
ist could not answer the question. bu;
lie is certain that the little creature
lad some way Of measuring N. Y.
press.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07
WAYN

NOHTH-C. ~ I.add was a busi-
ncs@ visitor Thursday in Augusta
{. NJ. stevens was ut kents llill
Sunday on business.
(. L. Rankins lost one uf his team
horses last week from broken leg.
Miss Jennie Lane of Kent Hin was
Il guest Sunday Of her sister, Mrs. e.
l.. stevens and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stevens were
visitors Thursday in Winthrop.
Nj. and Mrs. Silas Curtis OF VIM
throp were guests sunday of tlleir
daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Tibbetts and
family.
Miss Gertrude kimball OF Sharon,
Vt. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. y. Lane and family, for 4 short
tim.
Mrs. y. L. Stevens was the guest
Thursday of Mrs. l. c. Foss, at ksnta
Hill.
Mrs. T.. l.. Mills is improving and
is able to leave her room every day
and walk about some.
Mrs G.. y. Ellis returned SaturdaN'
from her home in Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs c. r. fankins ar" ut
Winthrop. caring for Mrs. Rankins
uarerts. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson knight
who are quite i'll.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07
Mexican Federa|s Capture
Town Through Surprise.
RegainlPrjsoneTs and XIII Many
OF The ReyoIutionisiS.
Campaign Planned Against BIanco
Other Bands unorganized.

Douglas. Ariz., March G.--Despatches
received last night by commissario
I.aborio VaSquez of Aqua Prieta, from
General Lorenzo Torres and Governor
CubillaS at HcrmoSSilio. give details of
the battle at Lugura on the Yaqui riv-
cr. The town was captured by the
rebels several days ago. Incarnacion
Torres. q captain Of the Fcderals vas
taken prisoner. Having the same name
the captains arrest led to a rumor
that General Torres had been captured.
Lieut.. Emilio Vega also was captured
An expedition was sent from Torreon
against the rebels holding Lagura and
the atthck was made so quickly that
they were surprised. Many rebels are
reported to have been killed. Besides
regaining prisoners the Federals cap
tured pack train.
General Torres is now at the Otales
ranch. directing the situation.
further dispatches say that Com
nissario Chiapa of Moctezuma, start
ed north Il few DAYS ago with q force
to give battle to Rlanco This force
numbers 900 including the regulars and
Indians who are reported to have
killed many rebels in the rccapture Of
Sahaariha.
y force OF FoGeralS left Naco last
night and on arrival at Aguagagua
l'rista will assist in guarding the town
or will join Col. Mora who is operat-
ing in the Ajo mountains
Flanco has cut the wires between
Hatpispe and 3atabel. showing he has
advanced about l. miles west OF
Agrees camp. ON the west slope of
the Ajo mountains rebel bands have
cut the Federal wires between Bochai
and Nacozari.
The government plans to wage a
campaign against Rlanct. other bands
at Altar and Booachi are considered
not well urganiZsd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07
DOUBLE DROWNING.
Men Employed at Vinalhs"en Los.
When Boat Capsized.

Rcckiand. Me-, March 6.-Word was
received to-day from Ninalhaven OF a
double drowning. The victims wrre
James Gray. an engineer. ana Harry
James a fireman, both o: whom were
employed at Wharfts quarry at Tinal-
haven. They were crossing the bay i'll
small boat from Granite Island 10
Wharf, quarry landing late Saturday
night wlen the boat collapsed or was
capSiZe1 in scmc manner which prob
ably never viii be known and they
Werc drowned. Yesterday the boat Vas
found in the ice and Grays body was
found on the shore Near Iarton's Cove.
Presumably Gray swan ashore and
died rom exposure. No sign had been
found Of his companion. Both Were
unmarried
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07
Rumored Intention Of Naval
Officials 10 Coming Trials.
Volunteers viii Be Placed on
Doomed BattIeship Texas
To Attempt to Secure Information
Regarding Effect Of Each Shot.

&nr y, Va, .iarch 6.-Accordins
to reports that lack confirmation but
are hot denied in official sources live
iaen Is "ell as manikins will be ON
TIN, battleship Texas when She is fired
UPON n"Mt month in these waters by
nayai vessels.
l. j. said that the department be
lievcy that valuable information cali
not be obtained unless there are men
or the Texas u note the effect of each
Saot as it strikes her armor. \ naval
collier will be on hand to take off tine
men On the battlesHip when she be-
gins to sink. following the bombard-
ment.
Nolunt-trS will be asked for. il is
said. aud It is probable that a crew of
IL men and one officer will be select
ed.
Tie Texas now is being stripped at
the Norfolk navy yard in preparation
Tor the shooting experiments.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07
is THE TUBERCULOSIS CRUSADE
LOSING GROUND?

Despite all the efforts being made by
advocates Of fresh air and ceg-and-milk
treatments. the number Of new cases
has not been notieeably decreased.
Write to us and ask to be referred to
Clcrgymen. Priests, men and women
who took Eckmans Alternative and are
today well and strong without trace Of
neutrality-suspicious. SO by phYsi-
clans. Some of them took the .tIteratve
10 years ago when doctors said they
would not live 10 weeks
Could anything be fairer To yourself
and those who love you and would do
anything to restore YOU to health: If
You are Observation-Disclosures Us our
medicine, our advertised statements
Write to those who have sent in itiida
Wits and testimonials telling how Eek
man's Alternative cured them. Here is
one:
52222S Girard Ave. Philadelphia. Pa.
Gentlemen: In the winter Of 1908, l
had an attack of Grippe. followed by
grew steadily worse, III the winter OF
1904 ] had cough. night sweats. fever and
raised quantities of awful looking stuff
and later. ] had many hemorrhages; at
one time. three in three successive days.
Milk and eggs became so distasteful (
could keep nothing down. Three ply
clans treated me. | was ordered to the
mountains. but did not go. Eckman's AL
After taking small quantity ] had the
first quiet nights sleep for weeks. NJ
Improvement was marked from the first.
gained strength and weight and appe-
and my cough gradually lessened until
entirely gone. am perfectly we'll.
Everything | say here can be verified by
my family and friends
(Signed AftidayiU Annie Floyd Loughran.
Eckman's Alternative cares Bronchitis
Asthma. Hay Fever; Throat and Lung
Affections. For sale by c. Il. Murphy
and other leading druggists. ASK for
booklet of cured cases and write to Eek
mans Laboratory. Philadelphia, Pa, fos
additional evidence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07
BATES COLLEGE.
Final Fes"lts Of Sophomore Deha.es-
Freshman Declarations.

Lewiston. Me, March 6.-(Sp, ciaD
The final results of the Sophomore
class debates WIS given out this morn
ing The priZc winners Were Leon
cash. Albert Carter, Joseph Vaughan,
Miss Graham, Harold Alley and Lewis
White. The six men chosen for the
intercollegiate debate with Amherst
arc Lloyd Allen. Harol1 AileE. Gordon
Gave. Abraham Fienburg, Joseph
Vaughan and Lewis White. The alter
mates arr, Frank Jcwett and Leon Cash.
The following Will soon hold debate
ana the final team will b" picked from
them: Elwood Bessie. Linn Durreil,
Blyun Davis; and Miss Huckins.
The Freshman dcclamations vi re-
sum.d today in Hathorn hall.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07
HOW DO THEY KNOW. -.
Animals and Birds Have Instructive
consciousness Of Time.

DO animals and birds have With
in them some instructive conscious
ness of time" Naturalists DeheVe
that they do. and many well-knoWn
facts observed by different men in diff
rerent places lend color to that view.
The oriole arrives in Massachusetts,
every year about the tenth day OF
May, paying little attention to differ
ences of weather. Ne may have his
late seasons and his early seasons. but
the very large number of years IN
which his arrival has been noted on
the tenth day indicates that his chron-
illogical machinery like that OF a
cuckoo clock. pops him into view ut
a given moment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07
STATE OF MAINE.


helnehec, SIS supreme judicial Court
IN Equity.
tafrH a, SniH ~. Jolnta . Sultu
lIarry y. Sn,th of Boston IN 'hc Count
Of Suffolk aud Commonwealth OF Mas
Sachuseit@. Complains againat James [.
SMITH Roofing Company. Il corpofato"
duly existing ~ law and located at Au-
guSta in tAe County OF kenncbce and
state Of Maine, and says:
First: That the Plaintiff is Vice prcsi-
dent OF the said JamesSt. Smith Roofing
Company,
Second: That at a meeting Of tn"
stockholders of said corporation legally
called therefor and held nj said Angus
Ia on the twentieth day of April. \. l.
1910 the said stockholders voted that tti-
corporation discontinue is business. wlal
up Its affairs and be dissolved; aud fuf-
thcr voted that the Vice President b.:
authorized and directed to take all nee
essary steps and procedure 10 effect s1id
dissolution
Third That there arr no existing la
pilitics against said corporation and -
existing assets thereof recurring diStr3-
button among tho Stockholders.
Wherefore the Flaintiff PraEs
First. That said defendant corporation
may b. dissolved and terminated.
Second. That the plantn MAY haS"
such other and further reuel rs t:le ma
! turc Of the case r1ay require
Third: That such notice OF this bill
NAV y" given to the defendant corpora
tion as the Court may :, see tit 'S 9Td,T
Nie.. presjarrt
! ,,nNr{n\'N-J- NTH OF MASS At'ElIr-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Tn" nne buildings Of A. :. Thonp-
son in East jay. called "Mapl"wuod
farm" house. barn. garaG" and auto
mobile were burned Sunday.
Mrs. Caroline Farnsworth of lis
bon Center died sunday. aged So Years
Sh" was a lifelong member of tho
Methodist church. Three daughters
Airs. Durcas Carylle Of Lewiston, Mrs.
Dora Jordan OF Lisbon and Mrs.
George w. Jordan Of Webster, sur
N-iN,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07
Skin Sufferer Says
III | Mad Only known

IF | had only known how quickly
Eczema can be cured what long years
{" awful suffering il would have saved
me, writes +. y. Will Of @ioj Wash
iEgton 81. San Francisco, cal
This. after 40 years ot suffering and
after using less than on" lottl, ui the
Oil of Wlnt"rgrecn-T -Thymul Il. ID. d.
Prescription.
Try at least Il % cent bottle. To our
certain knoNl..dgc, u. y. ID. Pr"Scrip-
tion always gives instant r"li"f-abso-
lutte relief inside of ten seconds
FoWditch, Webster Il Co: SpauidinG
Drug s',orc. HallowelI Jackson Bros,
Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07
STATE OF MAINE.
FuGLlc NOTICE.

IN conformity with tbs, provisions Of
= c;i0na d t. g Of Chapter - OF the I.c-
Nised statutes OF Maine. and upon the pc
titioa of five or more citizens of the state
and decming it for the best interest of tue
State. the Commissioners of Inland Fish
cries and Game. after due notice 10 all
persons interested in the subject mater
of said petition, and public hearing there
on in the locality 10 bc affected, aad
dceming it necessary and proper for the
protection and preservation ef the inland
tiSit of III. state. hereby adopt the follow
ing meedtul Rules and Il sgutati"nS relat-
ing 10 Ike times and places in which and
tie circumstances under which inland fis'I
may be taken in the waters af Pleasant
pond. 50 called, Sit latpti in ttlc toHa ot
West Gardiner. and the town of Itch
feed, and III the city ot Gardine:. in Ken
nebec County and III the town of Rieh-
mond, in Sagadahoc County, and IN Mud
Iond, SO called, situated i'll the town of
Ldt"htttid. in the cGentH of hennebec.
aId in the town uf Richmond ana thr
town of Bowtl1ln. il tha county, of Sa:;-
ddahoc.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
Section + It shall be unlawful III tisl7
for, taxi, latch or Kill any Kind Of fish
ON ar through tht ice, .or period of
toH Years from frtruaTy list, y. =. i9ti.
In Pleasant pond, 50 called. situated III
of I.itehtiel1 aHd in the etv Of Gardiner,
in the CoiIntT Of k"unehec, ana III tho
town of Richmond. in the county of SaS
adahoe, or in Mud pend. Sn called. sitUat-
ed in the town of I4itchHcld. in sand Coun-
~ of kcnncbcc and in the own Of Rieh
nond and the town of BoUdoin. III said
county of SagadahuG. II shall also ne
Unlawful to have in possession amy kind
Of fish taken on or through the ice in
either Of tie 0boFc nainod ponds during
the same period.
Section : WhorvCr violates 3ny pro-
vision pt these IuIoS aud rcEuIdtinns shall
be subi"ct to the SANE penalty Us ia pro
v!ded in the general law of thc State for
the Illegal fishing for or taking, cafchirsc
OF killing of trout or land locked salmon.
pats& this lith day Of February. y. l..
la11
J. W. BRACkETT. Chairman.
BLAINE :. NIEES,
EDGAR T. RING.
Commissioners OF Inland FISHERIES and
Game.
feU-l 25nlclI;
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07
MON MOUTH.

Mrs. Victoria Plummcr. wife of john
Plummer died suddenly sunday after
noon at her home on Back street.
Mrs. Plummer had been feeble, tn" re
s,,It OF a shock sustained several years
ago. Funeral services will he held at
the horle. Tuesday at $50 +. NJ. BE
sides her husband, a brother, Johh
Wheeler, who resides in Monmouth
survives
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07
PROPOSALS..

March !. 1911
eaIed proposals will be received at the
ofiic, of the Treasurer & Supt. OF the
Post Fund. Eastern Branch. y. II. p. Y.
s National Soldiers Home. Maine, until
II. 30 a. NJ March ~. 1911. then opened for
repairs to National Home Theatre in ac-
cordance with instructions and specifca.
tions. copies of which may be seen and
blank proposals and other Information
may be had upon application 10 Major a.
T.. Smith. Treasurer Il Supt. Of the Post
Fund, National Soldiers Home. Maine.
mch7-9-iid
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07
Three Boxes Were Suffic ient.

Dear Doctors Daughter:
After suffering a long time from n,r-
vouS indigestion and almost unable to
eat anything without suffering terribly
tried your Stomach-Rite tablets, anG
without any distressing after effect
Three boxes were sufficient, but | shall
always keep them on nand in case I
should find use for them. Yours SIN
cerely.
MRS l.. kEEFE..
2i Mt Pleasa Ave. RoXbury, Mass.