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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08
JllCJ(amara
Br0OreneS Dom.
Games y. faar ilOsOaris 5ensiel,
Subn ). ID gar.
0Ommercn bGuocr, at Sames y.
baOoc fOrtjent eibsitraf.

| Sos Nn9eles, o. 2ec. - NSQneS
y. Uic 9tamara, % 9lor gammel,
osmtes Dag al Dommer 9oronell
til liosoarigt 9oo5iengiel ct.
Quentin og bans 9ro0er Sobn 5.
Oic 9iamara. 81 2lor gammel, til
10 9lnrs 9oosfengiel.
6slgenOe 9efenoelie al ben ier-
ite, unoerifreuet al 6am 0agen ier,
opl9ltes al Oiitriftsaooofat S5re.
briefs / 9ietsiolen:
n5eg, SameS y. Dfc 0amara, De.
fenoent Oenne Sa9, Der foruo bar
befenOt mig ifDIoig NorOiorbrp-
belle, enIter at gioe ielgenOe 6rem.
ltilling al 6afta:
0ette er San06eoen: Zen 80.
Dec. ON 2Iftenen ST. 5,45 anbragte
| ieg Snt 9llle, ell Del al GmeS.
gDgningen, ell oSuitcale" inOebOl.
oenoe t6 StGnger al so Brocent
Gpnamit, itillet til at efSplooere SCI.
nelte Oiorgen.
Oct bar min Seniigt at ifaOe9pg-
nlngen % iorltretfe 0en5 @iere. Seq
bapoe life / Sinoe at berepe nogen
Sioet
Seq iortrpOer aIuorli9t, at OiSie
ulgffelige Oipno miteoe 2ioet. 0er-
iom 8engiuelien al nit 2in pilOe
bringe Dem tilbage, gap ieg oct ger.
ne. 5 girfeIigbeoea bar ieg peo at
betenoe, mig ifploi9 Utoro al isr.
lte @rao ltillet nit 2ip / Statens
9pnoer.
Same5 y. 0ic Ramara."
) jim OomSailigelie iagoe 0om-
mer 9orOmell, at Sones .. Dtc
@tnmara par Dioroer / lit Sierte, og
bapoe iorifplot at blioe bpngt. gtaar
2ommen alligeoel l90 anoerleoes,
uar oct life begrun0et / 9ornbier-
tigbe0, men / 3enipnet til Den lje.
neite De ueO at vplen0 guiltD" bapOe
poet Staten og mulfgpis peo poer-
! li9ere Oplpsning fln0e poe ben.
8illiam ). Burns ontpoe0e, at
Sames y. Dic 9iamara 6apoe laOet
@as uOitremme Iimesbpgningen,
oa ban anbragte 0Dnamitten og ior-
aarageoe Gfsploiionen.
! Clarence 9arrom, 0ooeo0eienio.
ren, gentog, at Der life bar ringelte
9bance ior 1eienien til at pinOe
Sogen, % ON ben bar gaaet til
CONS, oil0e @algen bleoet @noen.
! iii SameS 9.S 5oriifring, at oct
life bar bans 4enii9t at berepe no.
gen Siuet, ipareoe CONNER Yoro-
neil: Ger er meget lille eaer ingen
lrgit, DIR. DC Namora / Ceres iSor-
iifrng, at DC life a9te0e at bergpe
nogen 2iuet. @nferne og De faoer-
leie og Oe 6erepeoe 6oreIOre oil ie
paa Grfl9ringen peo oenne SiO, iom
0e piI bol0e Dem for Mar. SnitGn-
/ oi9be0erne er Gem imoo. Gn Man0,
| lom Dil0e lGgge rs St9nger al so
grocent Dpnamit / Ell 9npning, Ser
bar fuIO al SprGngitof - ieg re.
iererer life til 6fsplo 'iper, bporom
0e mlligpiS ntet bioite = jeg me-
ner iprpngbart D1nteriel - jeg il
ger, at en- 9ion0, iom unoer oisie
OmitGnoigbeoer piloe anbringe en-
inaoon aoantitet 3Dnamit en- ioa.
ban 9pgning. | bp,lfen '1e iom ~.
! pograi pi0Ite, at @ns br9nOte man.
ge Steoer, og / bnilfen Ie pioite,
of Sneie al Menneifer orbeioeOe,
mna aloeles inoen 9lgtelie bape boit
for line Meomenneifers 9ip. San
maa lit Sierte babe ppret en- Mor.
Der"
Den eneite ltnoifnloning 9rsore-
ne gioer for oeres @olos6nnolinger,
er, at De intet onbet giaoo iaa inoo
aapitalens Operareb op itore Magt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08
9ornert rnnOt.

~S~~~ -S-~SS-SS-S~~~~
8Den auta6ia 9lnatolien (2iaea-
! iien) er 6leben bienliggt al en- bolO-
Iom 9ran0, Der lag0e ca. 1000 Suite
/ 2life.
Sra @Sien, GpiflanO, meI0e8, at
Ell 5alifmentnerban0e poo 6 Ser.
ioner er bleoen arrelteret g9atten-
iheio, Gen lopeOe bobe0iagelig
Papirspenge
5 ferite Solpaar 1911 er Der /
6ranfrig f6ot 385,999 9erioner,
men o6o 1922 Yerioner. Samme
8i0Srum 1910 oppiite ct 6e0iels-
ooerifu6 al t,189 8erioner.
gnglonos %. 0rea0nougbt leb
oen IS. 9eob. al Sta6elen / 0enon-
port og oebtes o@enturion" Sfibet
] bor ct Replacement poa $4,000
Cons og en- SnItigbe0 al q anob.
Get arneres neo "a Gtm. aanoner.
Zen itore MinOeuogape al 9iern-
itierne gi6rnIonS Iamle0e 99rfer
foreligger MI a7illtttet / fem 9in0.
9lf Opln9ets 10000 @fsenplarer er
10000 iolgt / 0anmarf, $4,000 i
gtorge og 5000 / Sperrig
5 eStalien er ser llgen ira ben
%. Sfto6er til ben 4 gooember
til oen 4. gfooember fonitoteret | alt
t53 8ilfeloe og 81 0sosfalo al So
lero moo 1875 SilfGlOe o9 SO 0eOs-
faIO ben foregnaenOe llge.
On 3noiif Hoiab,, 9lli ahon, blep
forleoen itoppet / Morieille, oa ban
pil6e oenoe til6age til Snoien for
at oelta9e 9roningsieIterne. San
ffDl0te nemlig en- @ul6imeo 10000
6rcs. FOR forifellige Smpffer til en-
ung 9alIet0ame og iaa Jig life /
Stan0 til at betole oette geleb.
9pgning8ulpffe. Cannes, SSrnnf-
riq, IS. 9}ooem6er. s g(ites ltprte6e
ct inoer 9pgning pGrenOe to @ta-
Qes 6ns onmen. 16 9lrbei6ere, Der
bar beifnftiQeOe pna 9pgningen,
blep be9rooe0e 1rn0er 9tuinerne. 90
al Dem bleo 0rG6t paa Steoet o9
tire iaare0eS baar0t, meoens 9feIten
lap me0 milt0re &ppItelier.
Gen ebiqe 6bampugnezS zStrio 4Sa-
ris, 20 9topember. S 9ar iur 9lu-
be beotog ct Mgoe al Gin6prfere /
8oar, at &c poanD bill reiie en- BRO
teItbeopoelip, oeriom Gegerinqen og
garlamentet life opipl0er 8in0pr-
fernes 6orlangenoe ON, at 9eparte-
mentet glube in0lemmes Gbampog-
nes0iltriftet.
gananafanalen. 2on0on, II. gfo=
bember. oWiorning EoIt" mel0er ira
gictorio / 9ritii6 Columbia: st
engeliffano6iif Goniortillm bar fobt
@oi6ington gen og Sannerp-29rnp-
pen, Der ligger set TITLE Sao o9
er engelif 9eiioOelie, for 10000
Yuno Sterling. Oct er Wfeningen
at oprette ct aul0epot poo 9erne,
nnar Gonamnfannlen oabnes for
Seilooien.
aolera / Soulon. Soulon, 6ranf-
ia, 90. gooember. @torinele0elien
meo6eler, at en- Gel paa flere ari9s.
Ifibe forefaIone Spg0omstilfploe
ifploes GoIero, ser antogelig er in0-
ilrbt ira giierto. s aft er Ser on
grebet 70 Berioner, berof olene As
paa ganierifibet rMarceau" Saa
bel Warinens iom @pens Wpnbi9-
beoer bar triiffet oniattenOe 5or-
bolosreoler for at binore Snqbom-
mems ll0bre0elie.
Zen 8ronoleie Sperrig. Stocf-
boln1, 81. gtooember. Eli gegerin-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08
glan0e0c Mr0oelel(fr.


Der ifal ppre fife fprre emo 80
aanoioater til at fDl0e Den 8atance
| 2anoets SsieIteret, Iom opItoo Deo
CONNER SorIans Dso. 9lono De so
npOnes 9fopoe Youno fra9tebr., tio-
ligere nGeon" neo Statens 2obifo-
le, M beo Sarooro ltnioeriitet, og
H. Q. Senator 9oro6 ira S0abo.
Gen Senotsfonite, Der bar meo
llnOerisgeIien of 2orimers 8alg at
gsre, msOte i9en @aibington /
Qirsoags for at begDn0e 9lf6brin-
gen al TO @ioner, 5. 8. grown og
6reO z. 6oll, iom 2orimerS Sog-
fbrer bapOe tilfnl0t, for at oe iful.
De moOiige GbnrIes u. 8bites @io-
nes6pro. Senator 9orimer pil ielp
oGre oct iioite 8ione.
Congressman 9ongmort9, gfs-
prGiiOent Hooieoelts Spigerisn, ifaG
fornplig efter ct 9eibg bos lin Spi-
geriaOer baoe iogt 8aibington, at
ban tilligeme0 ale 9fooiepelts ianoe
8enner bap0e mooarbeioet og nilOe
fortiGtte me0 at mooorbeioe en9per
9eopgelie, Der 0aor / 9fetnine al
at bile opitille 9fooiebelt iom Hrp-
ii0entfnnOioat / 1912.
Ho6n 3. 9locfefeller, @illiam
focfefeller, 6enrp 0a. 5lagler %
flere al oere8 Qieoorbeioere er /
Nnnongs, eiter at bape oplSit
STANDARD Oil aonpogniet /
SoerensItemmelie meo 2on0ets Ssie.
ilerets Yaabuo, traaot tilbage baa-
oe iom 6unftion9rer o9 0irefterer.
sSobn .. 9lrc6bolo, ct Meolem al
Den gamle 9eItDrelie. er palgt til
5ormano.
Sfelae ct al 6inansoepnrtementet
for 0ongresien Sperlln9 oner nplte
9iegnifa6Saor5 ll0giiter pil 9iegerin-
gen ipare $2t, ,283, ,921.43 ianmen-
Gignet meO ben beoil9e0e Sum for
191t-12.
Gen iamleOe llo9iit bels6er Jig
til $745,S34,563. 9eri er ingen
llO9iit til Goitp9lenet inobefattet,
oa bette 0epartement menes at piI-
le bore line e9ne ll0giiter.
Si6lgc en- Meooelelie ira 9Ien
Dorf ing0e Samnel @onpers, 6or-
man0en for o9lmerican 5eOeration
Of 2o6or", oo ban 3irs0ags 6Orte
ON Gommen oper DC gtomaro-9re.
orene: seq er 9lo0, at 0e life io6m-
tes Geositrof. eSeg er imo0 06Os-
itraf unOer ale 0mItpn0ig6eOer.
Seq mener, at 3onlmen, Der er afs
iagt oper begge 0inn6ene, ibarer til
6orbrpoelen.
Sra 9liblano, @is., meooeles, at
Der | &inter bill blipe 0nnnet en- Sn-
oianerorgani'otion @oibington, 3.
g., UNDER 9iapnet BROTHERHOOD Of
9tortb 9lmerica" meo oct 6ormaal
at iifre og bepnre for 0e oprinOelige
9eboere al 9tortb 9lmerica og Oeres
oirefte Giterfonmere 9ietfGr0igbeO,
1Sribeo og alle 9ettigbe0er og at
fremme pirfeligt 9rooerifab, Batri-
otiSme og a9rligbeo til bort 2anO
blanot olle Snoinnere.
Get er nplig bragt for Gogen, at
@inernsr @ooorom 8ilion, fer ban
6leu @uperner bar oni6gt Gnrne>
Foundation om 9eniion og facet i'm
9ln'egning afilaaet. @iipernsren ino-
remmer 9Rp9tets Sanobeo meb fel-
aenoe 9emerfning: gn Mano, Ser
meO sGrligbeo for 2ie aoar op / 90
litif, uoi9tter lin Somilie og alle,
Der moatte bore ofbpngige al bam
for Opboloet, for oe n6eregnelige
sSelger al en- Ombreining al Sfpb-
mems Siul." Mr. @ilion tiger, at ban
life fan foriton, bporior 0enne Sag
ifulbe bringeS irem init MI, oa bans
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08
20. 20rg

| 1tation. anl99et er anilaaet til at
| folte CO. 2 Ufill. 8r., og Somar.
beioe me0 Warconi SeIifa6et. 9ln-
| iegningen er bl. a. unoerifrepet al
Or. Spen Seoin, grof Spante glr.
r6enius og fbp @eion6t2agercrant3.
Den olti0 ubeloige 9eter. 0a Song
Beter al Serbien / 6oraoret oiloe
aflGgge officieIt gei6g / Baris.
maatte ban 10 benoe ON iom 6glge
af ariesminiter 9erteour' ulpffeli.
9e 9eO. 9tu, oa BON en0eIig er fom.
men til Seinelta0en, ifribes ser oen
IS gtop., bar ban itrafs pe0 9lnfom-
Iiten bait set l16el0, 0a 6an biloe til
ge no al 8ognen, at teoe lit 6gire
an9 moo go9n0sren og forilao Jig
ret ilen1t. abetelien ifal bore ret
imerteIig; Oa aongen ienere paa r9a-
gen forloO glDiee, balteoe ban Iterft
o9 maatte totes al to Serrer af
lit 6slge.
9trreiteret Golitic6efen. Berlin,
81. Nobem6er. Eli 0gosi. 3eit." te-
leoruferes ira Ct 9etersborg: 6or
nD(ig bleu ser / ct berbarenoe SO.
tel orreIteret en- u6efenot Wan0s.
perion, 6os bbem ser fanotes gaa.
. ben og 'SprpnoItoffer. Den paagel.
oenoe 6leo meget op6ro9t oper glrre.
, itationen og true6e meo, at ban not
ifulOe foa 8olitibetientene itrofieoe.
9fu bar set piit Jig, at oen orreitere.
oe er Gbef for oct rusiiife politiife
Eoliti Seliingfors o9 ban er 6eref.
ter itrafS lsSloot
Stor 6abrfsbrano. SanqerS6au.
len Sarbien, 10. 9foo. s Morges
pe0 5emtioen uobrso ser S5lo en-
berb9renOe Maltfobrif $5ele ia.
6rifsanl9get 6eitaar al ire tore 5
@togers Sooeo6pgninger og flereSi.
oe6pgnin9er, ser / 26bet al faa 81,
mer blep logt / 9life. Go. 100000
Gentner Valt og 9p9 br9n0te. 20
9rnn6meltroe omfom lu0er9ran0en.
@n Sforltensieiermeiter blep lips-
forligt forbrGn0t ober belle 2egemet
og fan life lene. @n anoen Sfor-
itensfeiermeiter pao0rog Jig en- al.
borlig Gogforgiitning, og Ell aur.
oemogermeiter bleb alborligt fpp.
! itet / 6ooe6et.
@eriien. @fter at sen 0iplomati.
ife 6orbinoelie mellem 9iuSlono og
Beriien er bIeben ofbrn0t, bar Ser
lien lagt i'm Sag 0en enqelife Ge.
gerings Soono o9 tilfenoegipet in
8ere0pilligbp0 til at f6loe et6oert
engelif 9foa0. Og oa england og
GusInn6 5orbeien er fent enige
ON at oele set Qon1le gerIerrige,
mao oct in0rgmmes, at Sogen M
er / gooe 6pnoer. Sor eprigt bar
9lSIunO ienot enonu ct Gegintent
| til Berlien, og set nDtter finn lioet,
at set periiife Barlhment npgter at
goofenoe set me WiniIterumS5am.
men'pt1ing. Sao0on ifrioes ser %.
9toD, men ienere 6or oct 10 pit iig,
at Beriien life er billig til at f6lge
gnglonOs Hoab.
ScottS Soopols-@fspe0ition 9on.
! Son, 10 9fobenber. Gonitcen ior
Ben enqelife SnopoIsefSpeoition bar
offentligaiort ct Spraob meo en- ino.
trGngen0e Opfor6ring ON at tegne
| 10000 Bun0 Sterling inoen oen 1
December for at biplpe @fspeoito.
nen no al ben itore peflmipre |on.
ifeligbeb, bnilfen Sen er fomnen
beo Sen Sfo0e, iom Sfibet bar ia.
get pao lin Geiie inbpao, og iom
bar forsget ll6gifterne enornt.
| &omteen uotnler, at Sen iIpr On.
fer at ifaffe oet omtolte 9elGb poa
@rlno al ben llbenteoe Gonfltrrence
ira 9lmnnoien. Ser bor meb6elt, at
oct er 6nns 6eniigt nt non Sbopo-
len fSr Scott. Goniteen ret ,r ser.
for en- in6trrnoen6e 9Ippel til ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08

Zen 8raaolaie | Sperria. Stocf.
bolnt 81. 9eopember. Eli 9feaerin.
gen er ser inoeipet slnIoening ON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08

9pgningSulpffe. Cannes, 5ranf-
riq, Is. 9}ooem6er. s glftes itprte0e
ct unoer gp9ning pprenoe to Gta-
ges Sns Iomnen. t6 9lrbeioere, Ser
par beifeftiQe0e paa 9p9ninaen,
6lep 6earooe0e 1moer 9tuinerne. 20
al Dem blep orpbt pao Steoet oq
tire iaore0es boorot, meoenS 9eiten
ilap meo mitore &opIteler.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-10-27
T ari;ca.arly the Ladies.

Not only pleasant and refreshing to
h taste. but gently cleaning and sweet,
c7;aa to the system, Syrup OF Figs and
Erzir Of Sienna IS particularly adapted
70 adde's and children, and beneficial IN
I'll eases in which a wholesome, strength
c-:-, and effective laxative should be
nd. Ii. perfectly safe at all times and
1.7eIs colds, headaches and the pains
.-.sad BY Indigestion and constipation so
r,5mply and effectively that it is the one
r.tcot family laxative which gives satis-
( len 20 I'll and Is recommended by
r. ions Of families who have used it and
who vcreaonli knowledge Of its eH-
c..eaoc.
rs uorlctll rap-.1d.. however has
I'd u.ua4'.us dealers to offer imitl-
.7. which act unsatisfactory there
,.a. v.r buying, 10 go ITS heaencnI
. -"0.. .a.e raa lul uatae O.. the
.... r.e syan &c.
.. .n .a ao' a. sga-
. s.aa Sym. .. ra
.H ..... ...
I. .. t-l
SO ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-09

Woman loves a clear, rosy complexion
Burdock Blood Bitters purifies the blood
clears the skin, restores fuddy, sount
health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-09

iripe), sprinkle with pepper and salt
, and on each place strip of thinly-
sliced bacon, half and half meat and
fat. Place carefully in buttered
bag, fold and fasten and bake in a hot
oven ten or twelve minutes.
CANDIED FRUITS-Allow pound
for pound of fruit and sugar. Put the
sugar over the fire with a cupful OF
water to each pound. When the sugar
has dissolved add the fruit and SIM
mer until this is clear, but not broken.
Remove with perforated skinner and
spread upon dishes in the sun. Boil
the syrup down until 1t threads" from
the spoon. Put back the fruit and
stir gently until il candies. Lay upon
platters to dry. 1t should be coated
with the granulated syrup. Pack be-
tween oiled papers in small boxes.
CUTTING BUTTER-In cutting
dice of butter for individual use take
a wet thread which cuts them easily
and without leaving ragged edges
Cold mush for frying may be cut the
same way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-09
colors for the Winter Season.

Highly finished cloths, such as broad
cloth and habit, satin faced woolIcn
goods. soft finished serges and satins.
are all being made up for smart outdoor
dresses though obviously they will IN
many cases demand the addition of an
outer wrap when visiting. 1.-THE same
stuffs and also taffetas are being made
into house and reception gowns. For the
street. colors are sombre with flamboy-
ant facngs, but for indoors, especially IN
the evening, there will be some very gay
effects. heightened rather than dmin-
ished by the fact that chic little touch
of black is once again commonly intro
dueed upon the brightest gowns.
Gray, except in the soft silvery tone
which is always so delightful for even
ing wear, and in velvet is the most eX-
qusite thing for evening cloaks is looked
at rather askance not only by tailors and
dressmakers, but also by milliners this
season. 1t is simply the swing-back of the
pendulum for the fact is that brown IS
now having its innings. Brown is worn
in every shade from pale beige to deep
marion, and a high toned golden brown
that is particularly light in heavy serge.
But it is not the least likely that brown
serge will ever assume the place that we
have given of late to unobtrusive navy.
In ratine brown has been specially sue
cessful both for costumes and for wraps.
IN. Y Telegram
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-09
A WELL FURNISHED HOME.
Arrangement Of Fittings With Refer
ence to Light is important.

Comfort and convenience are the
most important essentials in the Well
| furnished house.
How to place the furniture to coin
eide with the architecture is a ques-
tiOn that must receive due considera-
ton, for very often a careless place.
ment of lighting fixtures, space be-
tween windows and tie arrangement
of a door will mar an otherwise artis-
tic effect. Bedroom doors. for example.
should be so placed as to conceal the
ped and dresser when the door hap
pens to be open; the gas or electric fix
lures in a bedroom, if properly placed,
will be near the window. where the
best light is obtained. so that one may
dress during the daylight hours with
as much comfort in the way of light as
at night.
The dresser, of course, is placed 50
that the light will shine directly upon
the person dressing.
The bed should be placed 50 that
light from the window will not shine in
the eyes of one occupying the bed.
\ we'll furnished bedroom will con-
tain two comfortable chairs, couch
at the foot of the bed, dressing table
chest of drawers and a clothes tree.
A few good pictures, watercolors or
etchings should adorn the walls.
In the library the bookcases are
placed against the inside walls so that
light from the windows will make the
titles of the books quite visible to any
one wishing to make a selection.
The table is usually in the center of
the room, and on it is a low reading
lamp, with a dark shade lined with
white Magazines and newspapers oc-
cupy a conspicuous place on the table
and comfortable chairs surround it
chairs that are placed SO the light will
fail over the shoulder of the reader.
Larger and heavier types of pictures
are hung in the library Engravings
and oils are favored, while family por-
traits often find wall space there.
The living room is frequently COM
bined with the library; but if this be
separate. simplicity and comfort are
the keynotes of proper furnishing.
Here everything should be bright and
Icheery-thc wallpaper, carpet. pictures,
furniture, couch and table covers and
hangings, Dainty curtains should be
| at the windows, and In winter window
boxes. filled with bright flowers, ale an
| addition
Deep comfortable chairs, a rocking
chair or two, with smaller low chairs
| fer the little ones, are necessary. A
large table in the center of the room,
which the family can gather around in
the evenings, and plenty of clear light
from a lamp or drop fixture.
The dining room is more convention
al in design Table, chairs and side
board or buffet. must match and
should be of substantial but plain pat
terms. Bright colofed paper on the
walls, and a very few pictures. engrav-
ings or prints. are correct. Some per
sons desire plate rail supporting
platters of rare china and a china clos
ct filled with the finest dishes and cut
glass. This, too. is correct; but Keep
in mind when furnishing that stlnpl-
city is best always. Newark News.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-09
NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENT.

4 new stringed musical instrument is
reported to have been devised by a
Japanese violin maker in the city of
Nagoya. The invention is named the
reikin, and seems likely to- supersede
the samisen. 1t has the shape of d
guitar. save in the neck, which is the
only part resembling a samisen. There
are four strings to it, and by manip-
lation of the keys the instrument can
be made to do the work of several
samisen The inventor has played his
reikin in an orchestra of Japanese in
struments, and showed that it is sue
cess in every way He says that the
idea came to him when he was tour
ing through Europe last year,-London
Globe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-09

There's nothing so good for sore
throat as DR. Thomas Eclectic Oil.
Cures 1t in few hours. Relieves any
pain in any part.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-09

Doan's Regulets cure constipation. tone
the stomach, stimulate the liver, pro-
passages of the bowels Ask your drug
Gist for them. Is cents a box.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-09
Daily ksnnebee Journal
"Open to Me!u

Opcn TO we!
open to met, / heard the thrilling
In deepest dark of night. and life,
and fate.
My hearth was black, my house was
swept and bare;
My weary day had passed. the hour
was late.
Yet one had come, and 1 had heard no
sound
OF foot against the porch, no garment
Blown by the hurrying wind. On the
The frost was iron-and the world was
cold!
open to mel" "Nay. am poor" said
And have naught to give, nor food.
open to mel Thou shalt not be afraid
| ask for Notwithstanding | desire
| To sharc-thy poverty-the burden laid
Upon thy WEAKNESS. Nor shame nor sin
| Are bolts to bar me out" the low voice
prayed.
open to me! My path was set with
sorrow and suffering kept pace with
! | walked to anguish in the lonely morns,
/ toiled through desert wastes, where
terrors be;
My feet were bare upon the bistering
| stones:
| The whirlng wind beat on my un.
| clothed breast
| / walked where misery was. and bitter
| mOanSt
| Open 10 me, that l may, entering
rest"
And did l grudging wait, nor turn the
| key.
| Nor lift the bar that held my close
| shut door?
Too poor of heart to share even poverty?
For friendly smile, and healing toucn.
| too poor?
Had l no crumb to give, no nearest
| dole
Could my lips find no faintest answer
| ing word
When for the ransom OF my outcast
| soul,
! Thou earnest to plead, my Saviour ana
my Lord?
Madeline Bridges, in the Christian
Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-09
A THOUGHTFUL GIFT.

In these days of parties luneheons
and picnics for both little folks and big
the decorated paper luncheon sets
should prove very desirable choice of
gifts and especially so where it is
known that the recipient. whether ma
tron or maid, is fond of party and
picnic giving. If there are net already
occasions waiting for the luncheon
sets, they are nice and dainty enough
as gifts to create the occasions II
the donor wishes to elaborate upon this
attraction there may be added d bou
quet of paper flowers to correspond
with the luncheon or picnic set chosen
Misunderstanding Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-09

We wish to call your attention to the
fact that most infectious diseases such as
whoopng cough, diphtheria and scarlet
fever are contracted when the child has
a cold Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
will quickly cure a cold and greatly les
sen the danger of contracting these dis
eases. This remedy is famous for its
other narcotic and may be given to a
child with implicit confidence. Sold by
all dealers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-09
THE KITCHEN RANGE.

Never attempt to polish a Kitchen
range until all the grease and dirt has
been removed from it.
Dip rag in some SCOT and with this
remove all grease stains.
Take off varnish marks while the
stove is warm with tissue paper, mois-
tened with vinegar.
When the ironwork of the stove is
Giseolored through the heat ii should
be well rubbed with a soapy flannel
and then thickly coated with black
lead
To obtain an absolutely black sur
face mix a little ammonia with the
black lead.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-09

Torturing eczema spreads its burning
area every day. Doan's Ointment quick
ly stops its spreading, Instantly relieves
the itching, cures it permanently. At
any drug store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-09
A MODERN CONVENIENCE.

A new fireless cooker is made much
like refrigerator with door that
opens at the front and three shelves for
foods. The box itself is of sheet iron
with an outer frame of wood. The
top of the stove has heavy sheet of
galvanized iron on which the gas burn
ers are mounted. The gas is lighted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-09

and left burning until all the foods to
be cooked are heated through thor
oUehly and then it is turned out, the
hood is let down and the cooker does
its work in the usual way. The top
of the stove may be used like any gas
stove. when the fireless cooker is not
Notwithstanding