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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-15
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-15
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-15

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reno ihrer Sabres 8Onpention iejn,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-15
Clifton S,eiebfs @eiuuaperein.

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am l6. Suit puroe bic Bstheiliguns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-15

crsiporien. CT battle Dor einieen Ia.
cen ben Wgrih Jcf. N0rpemonn pon
Der Court uno Walnut strait mitislit
fints lptrtbipfsn gheds nm $40 sss
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strn unb ptrfhob bsn Gan auf bsuis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-15

1ir bieies NInts ipurbsn seRern bon
ben Cptifsrn g. Qfein e Wrc.
Rp. 435 Race Gtrote. foIoenbe 9ems
psrntur llnterf&iehs rsaiilritt:
Worm. Grab Qanm. GraD
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-15

Dir gsftrigen SpieIe 5pIlhen a4ls
raten@ unp ,,Risisn" in Rem Yort uHo
spiThen .Gu6s" uno .Superbas" in
grootIpn purosn Durh Regsn pers
binbsrt.
5duptlino 0riffitb iisoeIte ssItern
gbeno nit ieinem alub Don phtlGs
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-15
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nen in aonflift. - yerfansf cine
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Snden. - 8eridieoenes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-18
BEAUTY SPECIALISTS
PRAISE THIS SHAMPOO

THE best inexpensive shampoo
known to beauty specialists" writes
Mae Martyn in the Oakland Tribune,
and herself an authority on beauty
topics. is made from canthrox, which
is so delightful to use that home
shampooing becomes IA pleasure to
every woman.
1T takes only teaspoonful of
canthroX in cup of hot water to
make the best shampoo imaginable.
It fathers and cleanses as no other
shampoo will and rinses off easily
without a trace of sickness. 1t makes
the~hair dry III a few minutes, and
leaves it soft, fluffy and lustrous. Eor
removing dandruT ana itching of the
scalp there is nothing 10 equal it.
Soap and egg shampoo prepara-
tions are dyir" out and are seldom
used. The alkali in soap deadens the
hair, causing i; 10 become brittle, dun
and fail out. This canthrox shampoo
will have the approval OF every woman
Who desires beautiful, silky, lustrous
hair
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-18
eoWDlTc4. WEBSTER g. co.'s UN-
USUAL OFFER.
Sell Dr.. Towards Specific at Half
Price. and Guarantee Cure

at iss't often that you have faifh
enough an me medicine put up by other
the mon,y 4 it dues not cure. said Bow-
ditch. Webster x Co. to an Augusta man
who dropped into then. store; but w.
are Glad IT, sell Or. Howalit's specific fe4,
the cufe of constipation and dy<pepsia o.
that basis.
"The pT Howard Company. in order
to Get 4uick Introductory >sale, eau
thorjles as to sell their regular fifty neb
bettlrs at half price. % eeuts and al
though n'. nave sold a lot Of it. ana haye
euafante"j every package" not onc mas
been hrouGht back as unsatisfacrovv..
"W, alo still selling the specific az
hall priee although Me cannot telt a1ow
lon2 y. >haii be able I" DO SO. and! any
cue who - sphject tn conStipa tinn.s sick
headache. dizziness. liver trouble ind
@rstiun or a general piaved-out' ccul ;ian.
oaght to lake advantage of this ,it.nrp,
You can tell your readers that .ffi they
are not satisfed with tie spectre, they
can come tRht tRht back 10 our store aga we
will chnc f1'ly refund their money
aprlS-22 %
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-18

Ellis stockton: Lester Fl. Hartman.
Prospect; Frank e. Luce, belfast;
Nathan u. Mansen. Monroe: \. =.
moody SWanville: G. &. Mudgett.
Blrnhan: John w. Nuttcr. Montville;
J.. G. pike. Starsport L. T. Pitcher,
Northpnrt Reuben Siblcy, Freedom; /;
Edgar l.. smith. Eelfast: H z. Ste
ples, T!Fooks; Fred L. Stevens, Frank
fort: FcrcY Tower. BcImont: W. W.
Tanner. Palermo; John d. Walker,
E,!fast l.. ". Wyman, Islestoro; Ed
win FORK, Unity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-18
BELFAS T.
The Waldo County Supreme Juo sia
Court VIII Convene Tuesday.

Belfast, Nc. April t7.-6S2eeia -
The April term Of the Waldo eoraty
supreme judicial court will convcne in
tbs city tomorrow morning with the
following o'Ncials
Associate justice. George y. Halc@ Of
Sacc; court stenosrapher. John y
hayden of Portland: CLERK. Georg. l.
Keating. Belfast; Sheriff, Edwin |.
Jenkins, Monroe; crier Jesepn A.
Sprague. Islesboro; messenger, Grin
J. pickey. Belfast: deputies. j. 4,
Adams. charge Of g'and jury; {. o.
DickeN. Northport. charge OF .rst
traverse jury; W. O. Estes, Iy, ks,
charge Oi second traverse jui1'; , rcy'
= Edgeccmb. Belfast. special
Tie grand jury:
Giles 4. Abbott, Belfast; I. Il; ''.1-
nett. .Montville: Frank l.. Blan. 2,',
stockton; Edmund Brewster Eel.n ~.
Isaac +. Cook Non ~, T. m;1 L.
lis. Brooks: j. W. Gilchrist, K Ok;
Dwight G. Greenlaw Belfast; Will @.
Matthews, Lncolnville; Herman ''nr
riam, Morrill,; Andrew z. Moore,
Fran,1fdrt. NJ. J. McGray. Bur -.
Cherries r Mason Winterport " =.
Nelson. Pal. rtno; :. VI. Page. ,]lc> IA;
j. W. Piummer. Freedom; Aaron =.
RIPPLE. Searsm"ut. Miles S,rf NJ,
Scarsport; Walter scott lsiesboru {.
V. stickney. t.ibcytS; NJ. L. VIII, ng.
Nnrthpe:'t; John Woods, Unity.
Tho trayl rse iury: {. =. ADJ ms,
SearsHont: Albert c. Baker. vii. cr-
port; J.. y Bradford TlornG Elc;
CifaFle> y Campbell. Winterport; = =.
Colby. Liberty Frank {. Curricr. Nor
rlI: 2rrin j. DickeN Belfast; Frank
c. Duncan, Lincolnville; Austin +.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-18
Change Made in Required
Rank for Graduation.
Earle B. Smith Sent TO The
OratoTical League Meet.
Massachusetts Club Meets..interest
In Track Events Increasing.

brunswick, Me-, April l1.-(SpeciaN.
lish department OF Bowdoin. spoke on
the subject "Kipline's Life and Work.
Monday evening at a meeting of the
Massachusetts Club held in the Delta
Kappa Epsilon Chapter House. After
this talk the members discussed plans
of getting massachusetts to come to
Bowdoin. Refreshments were serevd.
The meeting was most profitable and
vas. very well attended.
y required ranks for graduation
from Bowdoin with honurs were
changed at a recent meeting of the
faculty The new conditions tend TO
raise the standard of honor ranks
and make the graduation with honor
stand for more than il does 1T pres
.ht. The new conditions for grad
uation with honor are as. follows: To
receive the grade of "sumna cum
ldudc' students ranks must be at
least = As; fer the grade OF ma gna
cum laude," y AS and 3 Bs; for
the grade of cum laude' : either
AS or BIS. a student to receive grad
uatidn with honor must have attend
ed this college at least three yettri
1t is probable that this change will
not take effect with the class of fgli.
t'arle b. Smith WAS chosen With
Arthur ii. Cole, alternate at the tr.al,
held IN Memorial hall Monday agserz
noon to determine the Buwdoin r. p
resentative in the New England ora
torical League. The list of speakers
and their subjects are as follows:
''Poe's Limitations"
..,,, Arthur Harrison cob II
The New Aristocracv.
..,,.. Eall Baldwin Smith II
Citizens or Criminals"
international Peace"
Eurle@h Cushing Rodick i
The American Worship OF Mammon'
Charles Blanchard Haskell, il. l3
The judges. were Prof. William
favis, Wimet 3. Mitchell Kenneth
NJ Sills and James l.. MeCenaughy.
The interest in track events is IN
crossing >; Bowdoin and every aft
,ra,an more iaes @re turning aut.
under the direction " Zach "Dert
Nnr",l the man aft pfeg5t ssing f5eiy
and by the time "e tha Maine uacb
mecl al Waterviie. they yin be pre-
pared to make {, fine SI1H ing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-18
Readfieid Grange.

Saturday, April L. was Matrons, day
at Ec5dfcld Grange. with tie follow
ing list of officers: Master. Lottie Col
lns: ovetsecr, Elizabeth u. HuntUn.
lecturer, Estclle Dudley; steward.
Martha Haekett; assistant steward.
Hattie 7. Blackwell; chaplain, Z L.
Walker: gatekeeper, Sadie SpauldiEg.
sct"ctary. Nancy II. Atkinson; Ceres.
Amy Packard; Pomona. Addio jacobs;
Flera. Nellie Collins: lady assistant
steward. Della y. Porter: chorister,
Alice Manter pianist. Miss Ambrose.
Program was a1angcd /" rti.co.s. pro
ten.
The Third and Fourth degrees were
conferred in the forenoon in a pleasing
nann"r. The tables were Woll filled ut
the dinner hour and the gvei OF W.
VI. Collins fell promptly It 1.29, Tho
afternoon program was opon to tha
public and : were in attendance The
music durinS the day Wis especially
dne. First On the program WAS music
by the choi" An interesting paper fol
loved hH Mrs. Atkinsons Mrs. Elliott
and Mrs. knickerbocker then rendered
Il diet that brought = storm of APP
piaEse. Resolved That lie Woman e..
Today Works Harder Than Hzr Grand
mother Did" Affirmative. Mrs. Estclle
Dudley, Mrs. Sadie Dunn. Mrs. Eliza
se,i flrnton: negati9e: s3rs Atkinson.
Mrs. = \. Collins. Hints ON Cook
ms" paper by Mrs. mary Carson
a.aS rad: Mrs. Nellie Wright read a
: taper' on Washing Day Mrs. Walker
also rad a paper. Mrs. Atkinson pre-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-18
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90 MUCH MONEY-FREE- WILL
OFFERINGS ONLY.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-18

No little favorabl. eQlnmort has
been heard upon two short p5ems
which appeared in the tqil number
of the Portland High ! YtlvoT Racquet,
@aa which betokeq t4af she.r 4att1rs
possess ~ iity fay heEchd that OF the
usual amateur poet 'rhe first is b.
Melvin talbot, who is aamemher of the
business staff OF the 2atuuet, /, ANA is in
the sonnet form with the two quar-
trains at the beginning ana tho two
trinicts at the CLOSE 1t is entitled An
Ode 10 An old Book" and the beauty
OF its lines indicates that its author
possesstS true poet instinct. The Soc
ond, a up"n upon Alacheth as his
charact,r appears to Il carefIl rca Ier
oi the ,lr. "a from his initial. to his
final appearance. not euly iHtlioatsy
poetic talent, but testifts to the; fact
that the writer is a deep and thorough
student as we'll as an accomplished
rhNnStrr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-18
The Duty of the Hour.

Noting the spiritual impairment Of
the House of God, the Church, all who
love the Lord and who worship Him
should do their part, make their CON
tribution. toward the Improvement OF
The Washington times., 1911-03-04
DEATHS

ATKINsON-On Friday. March 8. 1911.
FREDERIC GEORGE, beloved husband Of
Funeral from his late residence, 642 Ninth
street northeast, on Monday March s, At
> p. m; thence to the Seventh Day Ad-
ventist Church. Eighth street northeast,
where services will be held. Interment
Glenwood Cemetery.
BATEMAN-SuddenIy, on Saturday, March
4, 1911, at her home, AIS Eleventh street
northeast, Mrs. LILLIAN A. BATEMAS.
wife of William l. Bateman, aged forty
eight years.
BOVEE-On Friday. March ,. 1911. CHARLES
LCCIEN BOVEE jr.. infant son Of DR.. and
Mrs. Charles l.. BOvee.
Funeral private.
BERRY-On Thursday, March .. 1911. at L
Md, ELIZABETH D. BERRY. aged eighty
one years; widow of Elijah D. Berry.
Funeral at Baptist Church. Falls Church.
Va, Sunday, March ), at 1880 a. m.
Baltimore papers please cOpy-)
BYRD-On Tuesday. March l. 1911. REUBEN
BYRD, husband of Hannah Byrd. father
OF Clifton Matte. Harry. Reuben, and
Daniel. and brother OF Albert Byrd;
Funeral from late residence, 500 Twenty
third street northwest. Sunday. March 5,
at 2:3O p. m. Friends invited
DECKER-On Friday. March ,. 1911. at her
residence, 1916 Second street northeast, Mrs.
SUSAN E. DECKER. sister OF Mrs. Mary
D. Bidds and aunt Of Mrs Helen B.
Edgington and Miss Patty Biddis.
Funeral at Port Jervis. n. Y.
Saturday. March 4, 1911.
ELIZA EVERETT, aged ninety-four years:
widow of the late Capt. Thornley, S. Ever
Funeral from her late residence. $50 q
street northeast, on Monday, March s, ct
1O:3e a. IN. Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
GRESHAM-SuddenIy. on Wednesday, March
/. 1911. FREDERICK GRESHAM. only son
Of Bette Gresham wallace, brother Of Mary
Jackson and Annie Brown. and uncle OF
Viola Butler.
Remains at sO9 Ninth street northeast.
Funeral from Mt. HOreb Baptist Church.
Sixteenth street. between B and C streets,
northeast, Sunday. March 5. at l O'Clock.
Baltimore papers please copy)
HAMILTON Friday. March 3. 1911. ELIZA
BETH HAMILL-
Funeral Saturday. March l. at l: 30 p. m,
from 22 East Capitol street. Intermsnt g.
Alexandria, Va.
HANLON-Suddenly, on Friday, March J.
1911. JOHN J., husband Of Julia Hanlon.
aged seventy-eight years. Residence. Il5
Eleventh street northeast.
Friday, March 3. 1911. at
a. M, at Hotel Grafton, WALTER LOW
RTE, after a long illness.
Funeral on Sunday, March 5, from the
residence of Oliver McClintock, Anderson
avenue, Pittsburg. Pa
q. m, at her residence, 1926 Pennsylvania
avenue, CATHERINE O'CONNOR, widow
of Charles O'Connor. native Of Castleisland,
County Kerry. Ireland.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
wALLINGSFORD-On Thursday. March ..
1911, at $40 D. m, at his residence, 1871
First street northwest. WILLIAM WASH
INGTON wALLINGSFORD.
Funeral services will be held at his late
residence, Monday, March s. at 2:S0 p. m.
Interment Oak Hill Cemetery.
WHITE-On Friday. March 3, 1911. at 5:15
a. m, at the residence of her nephew, DR..
c. W. Stiles, Miss JOSEPHINE WHITE.
of Hartford, Conn.
Interment at RCsedale Cemetery, Orange,
n. ].
(Hartford, Conn, and Asbury Park ".
j., papers please copy.)
The Washington times., 1911-03-04
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits were
issued, today:
To the Anheuser Busch Brewing As
sociation, to repair building at IS c
street southwest. Architects, Widman
& Walsh; builders, Martin & Brown;
estimated cost, 5000.
To w. s. Stewart. for six two story
brick dwellings, from 3513 to 1923 T street
northwest. Architect. r. 2. Douglas:
builder, W. S. Stewart; estimated cost,
$1,000.
To ". L. Gottwals. for enc two-story
brick dwelling at 6O4 Fifth street north
east. Architect and builder, VI. l.. Gott-
walls; estimated cost, $3,34G
To A. Q. Bliss to repair dwelling at
1916 Sixteenth street northwest. Archi-
tect. \. Goener; builder, 3. B. NnelI,
estimated cost, 5000.
To Washington Baseball Club for
grandstand at ball park at Georgia AMI
Florida avenues northwest. Contractor,
w Martin; estimated cost, $40.
To NJ. L. GOttwals for tlve two story
brick dwellings from Az to 420 F street
northeast. Architect and builder, VI. L.
GottwaIs: estimated cost, Sl5,O00.
To Mary A. Sadler for one two-story
frame dwelling at 1904 Decatur street
northwest Architect ard builder. c. N.
Cnancey; estimated cost. $500.
To C. +. Diggs for one three-story
brick dwelling at 1855 oregon avenue
northwest. Architect and builder, J. J.
Moels; estimated cost, $4,000.
The Washington times., 1911-03-04
Wholesale Produce Market

Cheese-New York new. l5c; fat cheese
l5c per lb.: daisy cheese. l5c per ID
Eggs-Nearby, fresh, 1Shc: storage, 12c per
dozen.
Butter-Fancy. tub. 2714a2sc per h.. prints
29c per lb.; frsts, tub, sc per Ib print
2S1aa2Sc per ID; process butter, tub. 20c
per ID; print, &c per ID.
Live Poultry-Spring Chickens, 1sa2Oc Der
lb.; hens. l5l4al6c per lb. ROSTERS lGaI1c per
lb.; ducks, l5al7c per Ib.; turkeys, large,
19a20c per lb.
Dressed POultry-Turkey hens undrawn. %
a23c per b.; gobblers, undrawn, 2Ga2Ic per
ID; old toms. eOc per h.: turkeys, thin l5a
lie per lb.; chickens, 1Sa21c per lb.: hens
lie per lb.; young ducks, 1Sa20c per Ib; old
lSc per ID; choice geese, 12a15c per h.
Fruits-Appes, 81. ONa6 so per Ib; lemons
s.. 0Oa4. 90 per box: oranges, California, s. 25
az. 25 box; Florida, S2.OOa2.75 IS per box: tan
gerines, $S.0Oa4.OO per strap: strawberries 25a
$212c per box; pineappIes, ST. I5Oa3. 90 crate:
keifer pears, s1-0Oa1.2 25 per box; grapefruit,
s.. T5a3. so.
Green Goods-Potatoes, per bu.. 50as0c
sweets. per bbl., S2.O0a2. %; cucumbers Flor
ida IS. S.0Oa3.5O per basket; tomatoes, fancy.
Florida, 81. 25a3.O0 per box; lettuce, Florida,
81 seal. Is basket; Florida spring ca abbaCe
s.. 75a3 90 per bbl. 81 5OaS 90 per crate; SQUASH
81 25a1.75 per bile: celery. 50a75c per bunch
eggplant, $4.0Oa5.OO per crate; cranberries
50. OOa3. % per box: $9.5Oa1O5O per bbI.: Flor
ida peppers, $250a5.25 per crate; caulifower.
81. OOa6.0O per bbl.: beans 81 GOa4 90 per basket
kale, per bbi-, SO so; spinach, 81 5Oa2 90
per bbl. Florida parsley. $15Oa1 10 per bas-
ket; oyster plant. 50a75c per doz; Florida
peas, 81. 50a4.50 per basket; celery per crate
s.. T5a4.5O: new potatoes, S5.00a6.O0 per bbl