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"a You l,slt Ct.lers?

n has hecu taitely Said that for ~. cry one who stands alone there are twelve to lean against him. How is fl wAh you? Are you one ef those against whom others lean for help and encouragement, or are you lcaninc against some one a"a drawing youl inspirat!un and courage from him? It atsncnds entirely on yourself NlotES; -yoM take Q positive attitude n youf N srk or whether your iIe@;Jt'vc char assaristic shall deminate. It Is mneh ei.sler to go through l'e mal>'a@ as lls'e effort as possible, hut il k Il ntfs way if We are @ei!g to mako Vt ylg.a Nln Ii sasssi H,odieH!s s' aast k ilolt!s for us. If you are work ! x eArnestiy and ho}iE@ |. .@u 9es;s M re is only one way te attain #, and tSat ,s ,hrou%h forr positive 2harac tesistics. s.-Phlt lelphia Ledger
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aG,,nu to the Coas."

1The phrase 'eoing to the ioc-' he. Cs.vv,cd tha eSp'aMcrs ,t .neta2horieai sA pressions rau-, neeilessly. It has e4en been suggested that If Is pro fane perycrsion of going to tae gods cni m allusion has been detected to 4Tanis," the dog throw 24e worst tfrow with thc dice aa 2if', the ancieu' Rpmans ShaGespea.s's "Thnes physl' tS the dogs aud the Strlpta. ii 'NiHs rsct that which Is holy anto ti.e do,sl. haye been quoted in ~enl. tion n'itt tic expression. Ent IL swans <. .1ir's obvious reference 7o the fase of ihe Ysbrnoue hv-se. conden.ned to De slaughtered The old Greek curse 'Gc 10 the cvoNs," may be compared re ferring as Ii did to the Greeks horro' oE having nls body left @n5nrieS M food Cor carria, birIs.-LonJon SlsA la1or z-----=---
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kniah,ed Acsofo.

it ,s an odd fact that Of the Engiiss actors knightcd all but one had first losiegalize the names under which they hasi won famc. I'm, zInesiion arose wt.h the. first pruposi,iou- to confer kn.shthood on gypsy. II would be absurd So to s5honDr one .iohn ilenr! Rrodrihb. Yet legally no such rersor IS "i3sury Irving" existed. No such pbstacie had to be overcome when, OF tue occasion Of victoria's aianmac Jubilee. Squire Bancroft kneit hefors his queen end arose sir squire How ever. the aihree actors knishted Q! King Edward bore cogaafnens ol fheh own in.enl.on. Sir CharlcsA Wyndham was bprp Culverwei'. and Sir Johr Hare. Fairs As for Sir Herbert Beer bobm Tree. his brilliant wife once pui tt .'Tree' is n fantastic thing We just tacked on. We're all plain Reerboh1u -oasin ss hrotter Nax:'-Argonaut
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Jam and Eve.

sl hope tais expulsion of ours is not ,o'hs to ihjure our social position. ,sld Eve ruefully.
 Il guess not" replied Adam. They ,an't step us from beiag one ef the ,ery first families. whatever they do. '
 II don't find our names here in the Social Register. said Eve, tookine the volume over.
 "I ook under pilatory pom!ci'os.' nlv suve." sati Adam as he went out nnd nap,ad the iacE3ss after himself. --s1 Tarpers Weekly. 5..= S
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kissino In iceland,

Among old time laws against kissing those of Iceland appear to have been the most severe Enlistment was the penalty laid down for kissing anothe, mans wife, either with or without hei consent The. same punishment WAS enforced for issfng an unmarried wo Msn against her will; If 1t could he proved that Sne had sausented to be kissed the offender was still liable to | fue of d great quantity of cloth for s6cn ofrenSe
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The kind=Nee

~Dear me" said tte frs. young ", nan, taking her initial lesson in golf. W hat shni. do now? 'fhis ball is iu hole." Hq Hg HnfsaHz
 Well, let the see>' said her compGn- gon, rapidly turning the leaves of 6 oook of instructions. "l presume yor will have to take stick of the right shape to get 1t out"
 "Oh. yes: of course" was tue some what cynbcal reply. well, see If you .an find one shaped like dustpan ano hrnsh."'- New, York Tribune.
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Wanted 1t We'll Hidden.

Little Bobby WAS too polite to saE he wanted big piece af the turkey4 hut he said he would like a piece >d the chest. where the wfshhone was. only he didn't want 10 find the Wi>hs bone too quick. Browning's Magaziae
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< Startling He ply.

.n English countr~ --~okseller s21.t % London s2r "opy book caleC .Eappy uu@.s,y.,.s.' "n "'"rk vsA vut If print bu, the whaoes;.,e ageni certainly at,.u have ,nttia&'ed the tact di'--veAt'y. He .vQA.,i ts&s -Thare A.e 10 '4ar.,y Hueoauaa' u LtAaou " s.Gul n Tit Bits.
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4 Pithx Sermon.

Here Ia the pithiest sermon evW. preached: Our inGrcss into life t
 naked and hare. our progress through life is trouble and care, our e@resS out of 1t We know not where; but doing well here, we shall do well there. ! 'ould not tell more by preaching i ycar' l. :. '
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SN,t ,rtsntions,

Mamma ,JoGu0y what is the bao. ,eilins about: Johnny Noth,u'. ] sast took his ulilk and showed him sow to dr!rk IL C;ev elaud Leader.
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it Was This Way.

"I suppose tue father gave the or!3. away
 Not exactly. ue gave mi!liot away and threw her n. ."-Phiialtef= shia Ledger
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[; xc.uded.

Asyln. Nell well. cong"atul; .ou. old man ind how is the sr-h Q be namcdr ,ropley By ny wli,' r@nple, Il seem. Exchange
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!one S','' friendship Is the r''N long, S'oo .r::ity the dead >4, i erria,..
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-13
FIRST ANNUAL MEETING
At Lewieton of kennebec Valley Fed
Grafton of Ladies Aid Societies.

Lewiston, Me-, April 12.-(Specian.
Keunebec Valley Federation OF La
dies Aid Societies met at the Ham
mond Street Methodist church in Lew
iston Wednesday. April T. about -
officers. delegates and visitors being
present.
The forenoon session was devoted to
the reports of the general officers and
a Round Table b. delegates who were
present from Il Ladies' Aids. All gave
cncourag ging reports of work done dur
ing the year. One reported raising
$1,000 aud another nearly $1,000 for
church work. A fine dinner was serv
ed at noon by the Ladies' Aid of the
entertaining church.
The afternoon program consisted OF
a vocal solo by Mr.. Chapman and Il
cornet solo by Mrs. Chapman. Who
very kindly responded to- an encore
The election of officers resulted in
the reelection of the DID board as
follows:
Pres. Mrs. A. Nj. Drummond. Au-
gusta; vice Pres. Mrs. j. II. Pinkham,
Winthrop; Cor. See, Mrs. Maude M"r-
rithew. Waterville; Rec. See. Mrs.
Eunice Walters. Bath; Treas, Mrs.
Viola Smith, SkoWhegan.
Mrs. Frederick Leitch of Auburn,
gave very interesting address on
Ladies as Aids" and Rev. Jas +.
Avery, pastor of Hammond Street
NJ. e. church. gave a very helpful
talk on THE Mission of the Ladies'
Aid" Rev. DR.. Leitch. pastor of the
Methodist church OF Auburn. brought
u few words of greeting and encour-
agement.
The meeting was full of courage and
enthusiasm and many new plans of
work We're brought by the delegates
and eagerly received by all The
Federation meetings are held semi
annually. The next one VIII be held
in September at Watcrville.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-13
oVERfoREs BEFORE MApsRo.
Provisional Leader VIII Make Known
Decision in rev Gays.

Madero's Camp, West of Bustillos,
Mexico. April II, via Laredo, Ten.
April l3.-Pcace overtureS, for the first
time since the Mexican insurrection
LegaI. We're laid before Francisco I.
Madera. il, the lasufrecto leader, at
his camp vest of BastillOS Hacienda.
TO-DAY. The result Is still pending. with
a prospect that he sill either reject or
affirm tie proposals within a few days.
The PrelimiEarieS ar. uaotiicial but
are looked upon as possibly opening
way for more direct negotiations be
tEeea senior Nader8 and Mexico city.
treGerico Moye. merchant, went To
Mexico CITY, where. he says. he held
conference with government officials
relative to peace. Minister Limantour
is eaid to have been one Of those CON
suited. Scnor MoXe was told that the
government already had made great
concessions, and it was limited that
even greater changes pertaining To
the Presidency ana Vica Presidency
were discussed
Hurry ing to Chihuahua Senor Moye
was joined by Or. J. r. Heyffert and
today they drove IN an automobile 10
Maderp'S camp. Meantime the tele-
graph wires in Chihuahua We're hooked
uD with those in the field controlled by
Madere and messages Were sent ad-
vising the IHsurrecto leader of the
coming of the messengers. So eager
was Senior Madero To hear the propos-
ais that he halted in his march to the
Casas Grandes region. and with
force of men returned to Il point near
Bnstillos. Tie meeting took place as
Madero sat surrounded by his staff
Asked on what terms he would con-
clUde peace, Scnor Madoro said he on
ly could repeat demands already made.
Senor Madero was told that the war
was injurinE industry and imposing
intense suffering, not only on those
fighting. but on non-cOmLatants. He
replied that he was fully aware of this
condition and was anxious for peace as
anybody, but he could see no way for
peace until his cause triumphed. He
then inquired as te the news from
Mexico City.
\ conference was then held, with the
statement that possibly information
might be given out later.
The fact that enyoys were in CON
ference with Madero was not taken to
indicate that peace was in immediate
prospect, as the talk was undertaken
as a means of feeling the way to more
direct negotiations.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-13
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

rho "Harem" skirt made its pre-
nier appearance ON the streets of
Providence. T.. l., Wednesday and for
about three-q quarters of an hour trat-
fic ID the downtown section of the city
was disrupted while hordes of curious
men and Women crowded the streets
in the wake OF tie new creation. AS Il
measure Of precaution a taXicab was
kent close to the woman wearing the
skirt but with the exception of occa-
sionaI haotins by boys there was no
actual disturbances.
The suit brought by the owners of the
German five-maSted ship Preussen against
the London, Brighton & South Coast
Railway Co.. the owners of the channel
steamer Brighton, was decided by the ad-
miralty court at London Wednesday in
favor Of the owners of the Preussen. The
Preusscn. the largest sailing ship in the
world. went on the rocks ut South Fore
land last November after collision with
the Brighton. The court found that the
loss of the Preusscn was due to the faulty
navigation of the brighton. and the chan
mel steamers owners will be assessed 10
the amount of the damage sustained by
the Preusscn.
In a desperate struggle with an in
truder at his country residence at
MorristoWn, y. J., before daylight
Wednesday, HerzOon Topakyan, Per
sioa consul general at New York, was
severely beaten, but he finally con-
Quered his man, bound him and took
him in his automobile to the police sta
tion. Ny Topakyan was aroused by
the sounds Of struggle on his porch.
Going downstairs, he found his broth
er n-laW being worsted in fight with
a man who said he was trying to force
an entrance. Tho consul general went
to his relatives assistance ana While
he received many blows. he eventually
1eiled the stranger and with the as
sistance of the aroused servants bound
him With Il pope Calling his automo-
bile and chauffeur out, Mr.. Topakyan
carried his prisoner to the police sta
ton and saw him safely locked in
cell.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-13
SPORTING NOTES.

The Prix De L'Etang La Vile of
$500 was run at Saint Cloud, France,
Wednesday and won by w. X. Van
derbilt's Golden.
Donaldson of Victoria, defeated C.
T. Helway, the American sprinter,
by three yards in the worlds 100
yard sprint championship which was
run Wednesday at Bendigo, Victoria.
Donaldson's time was 10 seconds fiat,
A general participation in sports
by all college students as a necessary
part of the college career was ad-
vooated Wednesday by several of the
speakers at the annual convention
of the American Physical Education
Association at Boston.
1t doesn't take much sporting blood
TO back Willie Hoppe against all COM
ers. but that Willie's father law is
willing to do so in big figures indicates
that the billiard champion is in the
good graces of said father-in-la with
out any reservation. Willie has evil
IDENTIFY improved on acquaintance.
There is a baseball team out at
Grand Junction. Colo, every member
of which is a clergyman. They chal-
1enge any team in the state whose
professions. Young college grads
must make up the clergy in that town.
Jim Rosenberger is surely an all
round runner. After winning the Su-
burban quarter and other events at
this distance, he takes on Gwin Henry
in two sprnts one week, runs a half
mile relay the next on a team that
makes new worlds record, and now
he is matched to run a special 900
yard race with Melvin Sheppard who
has a very wholesome respect for
Rosie
Guy Haskins, the Penn. runner. who
cleaned up the half-mile and the mile
so sensationally in the 1907 intercol-
legiates out in the Harvard stadium,
has arrived in Philadelphia and will
train under Mike Murphy Haskins.
who left New Zealand March IS hes
been selected to represent Austr;t.ia
in the Sports carnival in London dur
ing the coronation Murphy, it is
SAID, Will accompany him to England
Haskins learned to value Murphv's
training, and this appreciation to-
gether with the fact that he married
a Philadelphia girl, accounts for his
visit.
When an appeal is made for money
for the benefit of sufferers by fire or
other disaster, it must be acknowledge
ed that the fighters. so o-called, respond
very generously. The thought was
suggested by the act of Knockout"
Brown in turning over $512, of which
he contributed 500 to tho rnlinf CON,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-13
COULON WANTS WEIGHT.
Bantam Champion Hopes to Clash
With Abe AtteI.

New York, April 12.--As soon as
"Johnny" Coulon. the bantamWeight
champion. has turned the majority ol
the Local fight emporiums upside down
and shaken all the shekels that he can
into his capacious Golfers, and mas
given ali the aspiring youths of the
city that is built around Broadway a
chance to exchange punches with hlin'
he will quit this country, for the time
being, and continue his get-rich-quick
search on the other side.
His father-manage has announced
that lie will take Johnny" to Europe
when things begin to slow up here and
during the off" season Will grab some
European currency. He says that the
fans Of England are anxious 10 sec
the little fellow in action and, since he
has received some good offers IRON
some of the fight clubs abroad, he sets
no reason why he should let opportu-
nifty go away from his door hungry.
The trip to Europe has twofold
purpose. Money is not the only OBJECT.
"Pop" Coulon has conceived the idea
that "Johpny' may pick up five or SIX
pounds while on the ocean. and when
he returns to his native heath again
be heavy enough to challenge Abe
Attell fer the featherweight champion
ship, which, at the present time, ap-
pears to be the goal Coulon is after.
Pop Coulon claims that right now
Attell will not and cannot make less
than 11S pounds for Coulon, while his
boy fights at his best at III BY pick
ing up about six pounds Coulon, Srs
sees a chance to arrange long match
for the two boxers at something like
eouaI weights.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-13
Boston Produce Market.

Boston, April 12.
BEEF-Fresh unsteady whole cattle 81
M9i.
BRAN-Firm, 27.5O12s.00
BUTTERFLY northern 23G24; west
ern 23,23l
CHEESE,-F'irm New York 13n1i
CORN-Unsteady; No. yellow 60.
EGGS-Unsteady; choice 20022; western
17m1S.
FLOUR-Unsteady spring patent 5Q5.55
HAY-Unehanged -
LAMBS-unchanged 10d1l.
LARD-Unchanged. pure 10l.
MINED FEED--Steady, 27.50@2900.
OATS-Unsteady; No. clipped white
291.
PORK-Unchanged; medium backs 1850
d19.0O.
POTATOES-Uncha white 13061.40
SUGAR-Unchanged; granulated 4.95.
NEALS-F'rm, 13Gi14.