davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-19

S oct g2utberaneren" omtaler
8eitr9belierne for at forene fIere
Of De norit-lutberife Samfuno.
fremi9tter BET 5anfen ON ct i9qes
teologiif Eiosifrift. Reooftionen
mener, OF uogiuelien al ct inaOont
8iOsifrift i 6eaesitab oels funoe
n9re ct begpnOenoe ~forenet arbei.
be, oe oels oiloe netop ct inaoant
gla0 tiene JONI Miooel til Drsftel.
ie al bet, iom itaar Samfunoene
imellem og for binOrer 6oreuine.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-19
8nggeb1mne.

Da9en er iOunoen-i Seitens 5ierne
@Iimter ben benIiee Aitenitierne,
AIting blunoer / title 5reO:
Solo Dine Senoer, mit9arn, oe beol
SoeteIie iuaier imaa 9lomiterfro.
ner;
SCR, Bit finger en- SonoiugIs
Soner.
Gempet, ira airfenS beie 8oe,
0irrer De iiOite aloffeiIag.
Soo, nit Barn, UNDER Seiu ginger
gtottens 9oile dig Sun0beO brigger.
Son, NIT Barn, / DIN trDgee Ro-
6oriDnet pager ooer os to.
(6rit eiter Gb. Sanfe.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-19

9er. s al vairfe og Golf" er no.
fommet meo fslgen0e Sno6ol6: Sa.
pan = ReD. Sobn Spoe De 5oreIt
nfgnnet neo dozen. Den fsrIte og
eneite bangeIiif-lutberife grqite.
ffoIe / Sapon meo giIIeoe al 9p.
rere og eleper. G~nrni3nma, ct Som.
mertifflugtsiteo. aorta = 5rn
aDinoeafaoemiet | 9Deng gang.
On troenoe aebmano. - aima -
Gina Standardization. BED ben 8.
aonference at geroens friitelige
Stuoenterforbunb. 5lere SmaoItpf.
fer. Siam - Bot. 3. Bilion,
9. 3. Oso. Snbien - Smaonotit.
fer. Burma Wiis 2atprence
ON gibeItpinoer. afrifa Den for.
n. Iitb. airfes arbeioe m. m. -
9aiuaii Mrs. Mnrp 9. 3ice,
gnfen efter Bait. Bm. 8. @iee,
6eo. Stubenter.W isiionsbepagel.
fen for Seoninsemisiionsiosen. 50.
bemisIionen nj. m.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-19

on me!
IL III iimpeIt6en buffer, II.
ger OIL. So, ial ser er 10 Itor 6or.
ifeI pan os Menneifer. Seq ielp
bar pnn en- MaoOe ogiaa Ell Spitem.
piot iorifelliet ira ooennpOnte. Roar
ieg ituoerer en- Beg, ger ieg gerne
Segn / Ganoen eaer unoeritreger
betDOninssfuloc Orb, % oct er oo
Deo Sielp al oisie 9e9ns oe Or6s
ltoieenOe, ieg buffer oct lRite. ann
ieg ii6en ben fife / grinorinaen
genfaIoe, boorleOes ct gipet Steo
ier no, fan ies beller life buife
BET. Den iom Heael itanr oct fIart
for mig, boorleOes Steoet par on.
mprfet, meo Ben e1er 9lpant,
Streeernes aulsr, 5orm, 5pffelic,
oiD. Wen netop Of ben @runS er
bet mig ogiun iaa soot ION uru.
ligt of finoe ct ginet 9ibeliteo iioen
netop / min eeen gibeI. 5bi buffe
aopiteI 90 gers er mig liee iaa
umnIigt Tom at boppe iii Aino."
9. In bruger nItioo, bpno
man fnIOer Steosbutomme |.
e. gu baO0e bog pit itanet big
DeO at sDe big pan ct mere uafbpn.
gigt SDItem. - Ser rinoer bet mia
/ 9anfer, bpoo min gamle proies.
ior engnne ingbe, Do pi ifuIOe lore
en- Mosie qarstaf | airfebiitorien:
8 bar bel ingtens bnorot oeo at
buife nne be TnI2 - 50, bet item.
te aoot nof. - Rao, ieg jfal al.
be ier a~npisning pna ct p~aoIi6eIigt
Spitem, fom ieg Ielp benpttebe |
pngre aor: bIip be at arbei.
be me6 9maIGene, til 3 tan
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-19
Testelie Of SOmirnfpOielen.
9uno Den betpoer.

al guIlIIel 2Qlo.
Nen tioIigere bar man iun0et
Oenne RegteIie noen for airfen,
bos aabenbart nantro Nenneifer.
2It meOe iauoon RagteIie i'm
Ben or airfen enoog hos 8re-
tier og 2prere, bette er Os be-
fenot = noget mt.
Soao betpoer en- iaaoan R9gteI.
ie2
Oct er nnturligois life meeet. oi
Der tnn iige til 9eioareIie at oct
te SporesmaaI, men Der fan peees
paa oct booeoiogeIige.
9ao os fsrit lie. boao 9ibeIens
belIige 5orfattere Tiger ON Som.
%frufsOieIen:
Sc, Somfruen ifal blipe fruot.
iommelig % feOe en- Ssn, og man
ifal faloe bans 9apn Emmanuel.
(ei. 7, IA.
ySoief, 9opiSs Ssnl frnet life
for at tnge oin 6uitru Marie til
Dig; tbi oct, iom er apIet / benoe,
er al ben SeIIisaano." ont. 1.20).
Zen 6eIliaaano ifol fomme oper
big. oa BEN 6sieites Strait ifaI ooer-
ifpgee big; oerfor ifaI oeian BET
6ellige. iom ieoes, faloes @uos
Sen.~ (2uf. 1. 35.)
Ep0eligere fun6e Sc belize Scr.
fattere life go0t uotale. at SENS
9riitus er %unOiangen al oen Sel.
ligaano og fsOt at en- Somfru.
altiaa betnoer Rpgtelien al Som.
friifeoielen for Set fsrite iimpeIt ben
3pgtelie al Den beIlige Sfrifts flo.
re og tpoeIige Orb.
90 mar man fsrit tilIooer iig
at npgte 5friftens flare lloiogn.
ina er oens Qlrtoritet int til SIDE.
og bOor enoer man ioo2
7ernpit: gi Defender Iige iaa
fart ON Dor Serre SENS ariitus:
-. vunOfangen al ben 6elIignono.
faot al Somfru Rnrin."
% oenne Dor 9efenSeIie item.
mer meo belle SUBS @enigbebg 9e.
fenoeIie fra ApoitIenes Goee til
Dor Sib.
8erfor betpoer HRgteIien for BET
nn0et Regtelie Of booo @uos DE.
nigbeO enitemmie bor troet og be-
fenot ale Gage.
Gent mn Blot ben 3anfe = for
Wenneifer / Oct tDoen6e Sun6reo.
aar efter ariiti 5soieI at npgte,
bnn6 bans n9rmeite genner ifrep.
og bpab Cubs Nenigbe6 til aae Il.
Der bar befenotl
Snnoelig. Ser fol = iaa ipnes
BET % = en- pnnoittig 0%riitigbeo
I'll for at funne fremiptte ilig Hrg.
teIie imoo iaa0onne gi6ner.
Og boor oil BET enoe meo Rpg
teIien al Somfruisoielen?
NnturIignis berer Somfruis0ie.
len til bet obernaturlige. BET Tor
Menneifer niattelige. til BET, iom
foruOietter en- olmpgtig @uSs Sno.
griben.
Nen boao er SomfrufsSielen lloen
en- Rpifabelie2
Oe n9gtes RnifabeIien, ina er
oct finn Iiitningsrietiot at 6en OBJ
rinoeliae sfabeIie ogina mao meg.
tes.
Og ifal 6ornnften ferIt til Iom
abioIut autoritet at iptte @rpn.
Ter for, bpao Der er oirteligt, ina
maa alt opernnturGigt,i
oft mirafulsit uOeluffes.
Sno meeet 6etD6er Rpgtelien Of
Somfrufsoielen.
ga, ben betpoer meget mere.
Get er netop pno 5omirufe0ielen
og lnofangelien al ben SeaigannO
of Eroen pan 5eius ariitns JON
Cubs Sen boiler.
Sa. mere enonu: Get er BERTH,
Eroen pno Seius ariitus banoe iom
CUBS syn og Iom bet rene, ube-
imitteoe, ioeaIe @snneife fnptter
Jig.
Gerfor betpOer 0RgteIien nfSom.
~frufsOielen til iioit R9gteIie af
Seius ariitus JON 5reIier og 5Or.
foter. thi Aette fon ho,t finn hoprp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-19

Roor eRisrut benpenosJ fg III 6oIt, Der
pertere riStobet, entsn TO- At febs BOB benz
sner for at iaa 2plpsnino ON Del aperteysoe.
5sbes Il attn omtais. at 5e iGa AUertisie=
mentet bette elaD. 0st Of oere nj gsn=
5big Ipttt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-19

@inouet / Susmsrfet % fnI0er /
Sanfer, opbe Snnfer ON ipunSne
Gage:
50, uoen Soan9 er 8anferne,
Saa De fan frit pasiere
% brpoe ole Sfronferne,
Spor De pil promenere."
90 bans 1nnfe itanoieOes isrit,
IA Naanen fnite0e iine Strooler
ino 40 bans ginoue og lo0 Dem
Oauie oper @nlpet. "a ilpper after
Sanferne OF SteO til 9arnoomSOo-
gene, til Ntinoet ON Nooer, ser
boiler un0er atitelnng, og til aae
De ANDRE, ban bar maattet titles
oeo. % ga bar bet BAN
iom ole Saoeer ioon0t.
% 9iertets Sop bIeo title,
S6i 9oabet anfergrunoen ianOt
Gg lroen 9ipets Slide:
Cen @uo. iom iaa niOunoerIig
&c mango alo0er tpnoer,
&il ogiau naa0ia bore mig
9ao line itprfe 8pnoer.~
9erefter faor ban en- Samtale
! Sang mco ben gamIe Rnone.
lp8te, Der bar foret ina piOe % iet
iaa meaet, iaa meget. 90 ina er
Oet, Rannen iortGler Ies -. De
ipunOne Sioer er en- Rarf, boor
on fan 6rugter ianfe.~ Soa op.
ruler ben 9iIIe0 eiter giIle6, oct
lpie. Oct merfe, BET cole og 0et
neorige, tort 90 imaot, JON bper
paa i'm Ranoe alligeoeI tro0s alt
bar bienme / CUBS Blaner: ct belt
lille ueroensbiitoriif Gonorama frs
SfabeIien % fremao. Do boa0 oct
reIieisie Sinh i9rIig bem9rfer %
glpoer Jig peo, er Sen opbe 9Grbs.
OigbeO for oct belIiae, Der banner
en- nnoertone / 9igtet.
8ois bet file Seite, ser fun TO.
tier co. Doc. life bapes puo Eager,
piI Stoo RieIien ieI5fslaeIig itnffe
oct.
9oO os life oper oct npe / Git.
teratliren glemme oct go6e gam.
Iel
a.. Seq tror at bape Iaet
N9rfe Ill. al on buffer babe nsi.
astigt % lpnee. Sig mig engang,
bar Ou noget Spitem at feIee?"
9. oSpitem, mel, life oct ieg
oeo Of. Seq iimpeItben buffer, bpao
ieg lGier. Spoo mener ou eqers
me6 Spitem?"
u. so. ieg bar bsrt ON en-
l9ro Wnno, Der ofte forfloreoe lit
Suifeipitem for line Stuoenter.
San bauoe moe / Siernen inoret.
tet ct Slngs Sfotol meo en- Rqne.
De S%fufier, iom igen par ipRrret /
minore Bemmer. Ronr M ban i'm.
oereoe Ell @mne, rulleoe ban ino OF
iige oct lPrte iammen og gentle
bet pnn lit rette Steo / en- nf be.
melote Sfuffer. Rnar oa oct ituloe
bruees, trnf ban bare Sfuffpn no
og preitol Der bar bet i RulIen ina
.nsiogtigt, iom Oa Fan pnffeoe oct
neo."
9. = a@eII, that's a nep one
mel
IL III iimpeItben buffer, ii.
ger oil. Sa, ial Der er 10 itor 6or.
ifeI pan os Menneifer. Seq ielp
bar pna en- @aoOe ogiaa Ell Spitem
plot iorifelliot ira ooennpOnte. Roar
ieg ituoerer en- Beg, ger ieg gerne
5egn / Hanoen eler unoeritreger
betDOningsfuloc Orb, og oct err oo
Deo Si9Ip al oisie Ge9ns oe Oros
ltoieenOe, ieg buffer BET Ieite. ann
iea iioen ben life / GrinOrin9en
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-19

benz uoenooi Oct bar
pRret nit nSpitem" ii6en".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-19

Soo, NIT Barn, un0er Seiu ginser
gtottens 9pile Dig Sun0beO brigger.
Sou, nit Barn, / DIN trpgee fo-
5oriDnet pager ooer os to.
(6rit eiter Gb. Sante.)
20 unge N9no lao engnng i
Somtale ON 6orneielier % 30.
ipreoelier. &c bnooe bl. q. tolt ON
Seoter oe Dams. Zen enc par en-
troenoe 9ngling. San nntoe, oct
i~ifreite par at bolOe jig iiern ira
ili9e Steoer, Oa De neppe fan iiees
at oanne ct 9i9lpemiO0el for Den
unge til at bolOe jim Sti rem.
Zen anOen, Der itoo / en- Menie.
beo. mente, at llngOommen ifaI
booe noget at more Jig meo, % ban
negteoe fife, at ban ianot itor@Ia.
De ! at pus9e Jig i en- gieneroaIs
efter Siraus' berlige aglnue Do.
nan" 0tuiit.
5 etbnert 8ilf9Ioe er ri / Naio.
r%lteten". 0eoblen ban. o9por nan.
ge er 5 Del, iom tror, bet er Spn0
at tage JIG en- 5oineoml Rel ui
bar Nenigbeo o9 Yr9it atturai
JON 5 bar. Do oesuOen bar De ile.
ite al Jeres 6oIt pitt life noeet
imo0 en- lille Dams / oil uifploigbeo.
6lertalIet er JON iaet moe ior ben.
a0eri bar on ubetinget Ret,"
tilitoO Den anOen. oDten en- nnoen
Sag bliner oct rigtignof, ON 5Ier.
tallets Nening ioo o9iao er SUBS
Renine".
IA, pisie.pasiel @uos Reninel
Gao os life gre os iao tlose, at
ri ter iige, bpao @uSs Rening er.
Sans Santer er bsiere emo pore
1anfer, ia ieg iige Dig. 2aO os
bare pGre Nenneifer, iaa er ri for.
melig ~all right.
So, Ri bar bper lin Wening.
Stan on babe De ling meo paa Sim.
meloejen oe blfbe ialig, iaa for.
itaar ieg life, bporfor SUB iaa al.
ifuIoe formane til at for.
iaee Dem. = Oa OoDsieus efter
lin lange SmfIaffen enbelie tom
biem og iomnen meo lin Ssn Log.
De Haao op ON De mango geileres
uorpooeIie, Der bnpoe giort 2ipet
iurt ior ben cole, t~rofaite gene.
lope. uotaIte 5elemafus i'm ggng.
itelie ooer, at ban og 5aoeren og
Sproen bar for foa MOB ale De
lelobuone @9iter. Wen Oopsieus
tr6lteoe bom meo, at Der par
o noerne paa Ni n0retal.
cts SiOe: y3ror on life, ipuro.
re ban, lat oisie Si9lpere er til
itreffeIige, eIler ifal Ri isge efter
Here aompfeaer2" Soaleoes
ier ieg ogina pno oct. Qanr lea Of
Sroet Deo, at SUB err pao min ri.
De, betpmrer ieg mig fun Ii6t ON,
5lertdllet boIber til"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-28
SCHOOL EXHIBITION.
Third Annual Event Held in Dexter
Liquidation of First National Bank.

Dexter, Me, April 27.-(SpeciaD.-
After weeks of careful preparation
tie third annual exhibition under the
auspices of the public school opened
Thursday afternoon in the Town hail.
OF course, the feature of the exhi-
bition is a complete display Of work
done in the public schools. Every
branch of school work is. represented
and the exhibit gives the parents and
Others interested Il frstelass oppor-
tunity of seeing just what is actually
being accomplished in the local schools
Supt. of Schools Leland \. Ross is in
charge of the exhibition. assisted by
the teachers of the village schools
The GIsplay is very attractively ar
ranged and occupies nearly ali the
space on the sides of the hall.
The feature of this evening was
the presentation Of the comedy, "A
Case of Suspension by the scholars
of .ha Grammar school. The comedy
was We'll staged ard was enjoyed by
IN audience that nearly filed the large
hall. Those having parts were Evelyn
Park, Media Salley, Marion Smart,
Ray Rullard, Herbert Gates. Willard
Moore. Annie Boyd, William Ladd,
Donald Rowell and Marjorie Foss.
The exhibition will continue through
Friday afternoon and evening and
the feature of Friday evening will be
princess Chrysanthemum, Japan
csc operetta staged by the students
of the High school under the direc-
ton OF Miss Mary ]. CoWie, musical
instructor in the public schools.
A meeting of the directors and Off
GERS of the First National Bank OF
Dexter was held Thursday and it was
voted to liquidate the institution at
once. This is the last step in turn
ing the bank over into the Dexter
Trust & Banking Co. which was or
ganized some months ago and which
has taken over the liabilities OF the
Dexter Savings Bank and will paY
the Gepostors in full. Charles NJ
Sawyer. for many years cashier of the
First National has been elected pres
ident Of the new institution and Stan
ford NJ Leighton. recently Of The
Newport branch of the Kenduskeag
Trust Co. of Bangor. is to be cashier
of the Trust Company. The assist
ant cashier has not been chosen. 1t
is expected that the new bank viii
he ready To do business b. the first
of The coming week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-28

of illegal acts I should not hesitate one
moment in sovering my connection with
il. declared John Mitchell, the labor
leader, in an address before the Boston
city Club Thursday night at Boston.
TRADE unionlsm should not be condemn
ed for occasional wrong doing of some
of its members" he said, because the
church is not condemned for the mistakes
OF its members, nor is the state or city
for the more than occasional wrong doing
of some of its servants" James Duncan,
vice president of the American Fedora
ton of Labor. and John Golden, president
of the United Textile Workers of Amer
lea, condemned the kidnapping of Nc
Namara and associates.
Fast day, observed as a day Of fasting
and prayer by the New England fathers.
but now abandoned by most or the New
England states, is still a legal holiday in
New Hampshire, and this year was SET
for Thursday by Governor Robert p. Bass
in one of the shortest Fast day proca-
nations on record. With the temptations
offered by the maple sugar crop. still in
the making owing to the late season, the
smelt running up into the brooks from
the recently bound lakes and the
brook trout on which it is now the open
season in the southern counties, it is
probable that there was little fasting in
the state-althopgh some dinner tables
may have lacked an accustomed dainty
because the Legislature at its session re-
Gently closed enacted a law protecting
hornpout in the spring. In some of the
cities and towns there were services in
the churches. For the most part, how
ever the day was given over to recrea-
ton. There were numerous sporting
events. chiefly baseball games. including
one between New Hampshire State Col
lege and ST Ansefs College at Manches-
ter In the forenoon.
There is necessity for comfy in
Christian missions. according TO the
speakers at Thursday nights session
of the 29th Church Congress in the
United States at Washington. Right
Rev Joseph Francis. bishop of In
dianapols; Revs. II. Simonds, vicar
of Christ church. cathedral Of Mon
treal; Theodore Sedwick, rector of
Calvary church, New York, y. Y, spoke
on the subject. At Thursdays ses-
sion Rev. Harold S. Brewster of East
Orange, n. j., talked on True Reva-
lation" Rev. VIM. NJ. Groton of
Philadelphia also spoke. Revs. Charles
Henry Babcock and G. A. Christensen,
both of New York, have been re-elect-
ed general chairman and general sec
rotary respectively: Thomas Whit
aker of New York, treasurer; and. as
vice presidents, Bishops Murray of
Maryland, Kinsman of Delaware and
Perry of Rhode Island. Justice Lurton
of the United states supreme court and
Seth Low of New York were elected
as laymen to serve on the general
committee. The place and time for the
next congress was referred to the ex-
ecutive committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-28

urgent appeal of Coach O'connor. All
the men are making fast progress un-
der the careful direction of the coach
and Capt. Blanchard.
The training table was begun this
week at Science hall. So far there
have been only six men sent To the
table. those being Blanchard, Wood
man. Duvey. Holden, Brown, Deering.
Arrangements have been made to
have an interclass meet Saturday, May
6, on Garcelon field.
The Sophomore and Freshman class
es held class meetings this noon for
the purpose of choosing nomination
committees for the Student Council
membership. The Sophomores elected
f. Adams, Fienburg and Henry Kid
der, The Freshman chose Coady,
Parker and Packard
The tennis courts under the duec-
ton of Manager BY are rapidly being
put into shape for continual usage. All
the men have been requested by Capt.
C. Clason to come out and work for
the team. 1t is thought that there will
be an interelass tournament about the
middle of May in order to try the men
out for the college tournaments that
will follow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-28

Mel A. Sanborn VS.. John Parlin; Bel
fast Fuel u Hay Co, Us. Joseph Walk
er; Valvfola Oil Co, Us. F. NJ Fair
banks; Thompson Mfg. Co, vs.. w Nj
Devoef +. w. Brown vs.. John NJ.
Snod5urg; Ralph J.. Cooper vs.. Albert
e. Small; The Clarinda Trust & say
ings Bank VS.. Asa II. Nelson; r. NJ.
Young VS.. George L. Engstrom; Robins
&. Arey VS.. w. q. Spinney; Inhabitants
OF Burnham VS.. Julia A. Mutt; Emma
Patterson hbellant. vs.. Ishmael Pat
terson: Chute q Mitchell VS.. j. a. Mutt:
NJ 6 Newcomb VS.. A. l.. Newcemb.
The following cases were continued:
Ada T. Berry Us. Penohscot Coal x
WHAT Co: Herbert \. Wood vs. VIM
Willard ct ais.
4 divorce decree was granted E.dSthe
C. Berry Of Boston from Thomas T.
Berry of Belfast, for cruel and abusive
treatment. The care and custody Of the
minor child, Priscilla. given to the Ii
belant. the libelee to have the priVl-
lege of seeing her at all reasonable
times. Libellee to pay 81 per week. pay
able monthly, fer the support of said
child
The members of corinthian Royal
Arch Chapter, numbering some 50 or
40. arrived home in the early morning
hours today from visit with Key
stone Chapter of Camden. They report
royal entertainment. The affair was a
Past High Priests night and the
Past Masters and Most Excellent de-
grecs were worked. A banquet fol-
lowed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-28
DON'T BE THIN
Mo Need of Being Scrawny, Weak
and Emaciated.

In these days of physical culture
and health foods, one would hardly
expect to see any thin, weak, enact
ated people. but in spite of all this
nearly every person you meet is thin
and scrawny.
Good healthy flesh can only be
gained by the use of the proper food
with thorough assimilation of the fat
giving elements.
Samose has valuable flesh forming
and tissue building properties, and
when it is assimilated with the food.
it causes the discriminating elements to
be retained and the weight is natural
~ increased.
Bowditch, Webster & Co. the pcpu-
lar druggists, have sold in the last
few weeks, a great many packages of
Samose, every one WI their personal
guarantee to refund the money il it
did not give satisfaction and has had
but one person ask for the money.
back.
apY24 -26-2s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-28
SOUTH GARDINER.

Mrs. Merritt Lermond of Quincy,
Mass. came on the hoat Thursday
for Il visit with her sister, Mrs. JUS
tin Eldridge.
Dan S Weeks returned home Sat
urday from Pierceville. n. y, where
had been en- business for month
Henry Martin of Lowell. Mass, for
merly superintendent OF the pulp mill
here, was in towa Wednesday and
Thursday. He will return homie today.
Mrs. Dennis Pitts is having her
house wired for electric lights.
Rev. Robert Lawton was called to
Cape Elizabeth Tuesday to attend the
funeral of Deacon George II. Hanna :
ford, a former parishioner
The schooners, Andrews, Peters and
Ella Clifton have finished loading
lumber at Lawrence Brothers and
We're towed down river Thursday
DIR. \. B. Libby received a new Hnd-
son automobile this week. II is a fine
one.
The Circle of Kings Daughters will
have their annual election of officers
and BANQUET next Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-28
SAYS he. CAN PROVE,
That Eastern Firm Controls Army and
Navy Shoe Contracts.

Washington, April PA sensation
vas caused in the House today when
Rep. Gardner of Massachusetts intro
duced resolutions of inquiry in re-
Spouse to charge by Difenderfer Pa,
that money and influence were being
used to give an Eastern manufacturing
concern a monopoly in the contracts
for shoes fer the army and the navy
Difenderfer said he could prove bis asa
sertions and as result Gardner called
on the secretary Of war and secretary
Of the navy for all possible informa-
ton concerning the shoe contracts.
Difenderfer charged that Hermann 4
co. of Boston absolutely control the
manufacture of shoes for the army
and navy of the United States"
Il shall pe at liberty in the near fu-
ture." Difenderfer said further, to
show that they have frozen out COM
petitnrs that l know of, who have lose
ont, and today are bankrupt owing
10 the fact that this firm of Hermann
& Co have used their influence with
the government representatives OF the
United States. or those in control Oh
the government of the United states
have used their influence. to freeze
out competitors and have placed them
on the black list, so to speak, and have
even gore SO far as to give money SO
that other firms may not be compeu-
tors after freezing them out.
Gardner said that the statement was
an impeachment of the government
authorities and today he introduced his
resolution. which was referred 10 the
committee on military and naval af-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-28
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Motormen and conductors of the Phila-
delphia Rapid Transit Co.'S. various lines
held series of mass meetings early
Thursday morning and discussed the re-
fusa of the company's officials to grant
an increase in their wages from 90 cents
TO Is cents an hour. When the first of
these meetings had adjourned, it was an
nounced that the sentiment of the men
was in favor of placing the power to call
d strike In the hands of the executive
committee Of the union.
As result of an information filed
against the e. /. Hood Co., of Lowell
in the United States district court at
Boston by Assistant United States Dis
trict Attorney Bernard n. Ferber,
charging violation of the national pure
food and drug laws, the federal au-
thorities Thursday made service on the
company. The information alleges that
medicine manufactured by the com
pany Is sold in violation of the law
because Of misleading statements as
to the ingredients and its curative
properties printed on the bottle.
Bound and tied to stake while
his little playmates executed a mimic
Indian war dance about him and Tor
tured" him with lighted candle, Max
Tallebaum, aged 5 years, of Roxbury,
Mass, turned play into reality Thurs
day and was Burned at the stake, -
when his clothing caught fire from
the candle, causing injuries which re-
suited in the boys death Thursday
night at the City hospital. The Tale
baum boys companions ran away in
terror when they saw the boys cloth
ing flaming up and he was released
from the stake by two little girls, who
carried him home.
IF l believed that the success of trade
uDionism depended upon the commission