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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-09
Coming Events

Jan. 9-10-somerset Pomona, Skowhe-
gan.
Jan Northumberland Pomona. Portland.
Jan. 10-Kennebec Pomona. Manchester.
Jan. 10-New Century Pomona with
Union Grange, Il. Sumner.
Jan. 10-Green Mountain Pomona with
Bay View Grange, Salisbury Cove.
Jan. 17-Maine Loan q Building Asso-
citation annual session. Bangor
Jan. 1S-Meeting of the Governor and
Council.
Jan 1t-Excelsior Pomona, Wilton.
Jan. 17-Aroostook and Penobscot Union
Pomona. Monticello.
Jan. 1S-No. Franklin Pomona, Phil
lips.
Jan. 2S-East Kennebec Pomona. Vas
salboro.
Jan. 31-Sagadahoc Pomona with Dirigo
Grange, Brunswick.
Feb. 5.-Primary elections for State
senator in Androscoggln, Waldo and
York counties.
Feb. 6-12-Food Fair, Bangor
March Especial Election of State Sen
ators in Androscoggin and Waldo Coun-
ties.
March 11-Special Election of State Sem
ators in York County.
March Especial Session Of Maine
Legislature.
March 27-Maine Methodist Conference
at Lewiston.
March 27--East Maine Methodist Con-
ference. Rockland.
June Sensational Republican Conven-
ton. Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-09
WALDOBORO.
MaAn

GIenwood Achorn of Phillips Acad-
envy, Exeter, n. H.. is passing his va
cation in town, the guest of his grand
mother. Mrs. Emily Achorn.
Mrs. Inez Mekensie of Milford,
Mass, is visiting Mrs. I. G. Reed.
Mr.. William Clouse. one of the old
est citizens in town. is very i'll with
pneumonia.
The New Years social held at the
Methodist parsonage, Monday eve
ming, was we'll attended, and pleas
ant time was enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson of Milford,
Mass. is visiting Mrs. Tolman Math-
eWs.
Miss Addie Hogue of the Augusta
Hospital. was in town, Wednesday,
calling on friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-09

a Lisbon Falls booster" writes:
1.-The close of 1911 finds Lisbon Falls
richer in several buildings than it was
year ago. There has been no boom.
Just steady necessary growth. Ma
ture SO fixed it that the Androseoggin
falls down hill here rapidly. There
are two dams only about a quarter of
It mile apart. The whole of the An
droscoggin furnishes the power. Hun
dreds of horse power now flow over
the dams, doing no one any good. the
work of which the world sadly needs
Little by little the work of the water
is being utilized and it is confidently
believed that before many years q
mill larger than any we now have will
be built 1t has been estimated that
5000 horse power is daily wasted, to
say nothing about the undeveloped
power at Donovan's Rips which is
owned by Worumbo Manufacturing
Co The late development in the Me-
galloway region will increase the pow
err here and make it steady. Worum-
DO Manufacturing Company has this
year constructed a four-story addition
to their plant in which it is designed
That Nililt ILcSS SObuS SIieiil pt
The machinery is now being placed in
the mill. The addition will be equiva-
lent to an eight-set mill and will give
employment to about seyenty-five
hands This is not all this company
lis constructing this year. An addition
to the dye house is nearing compile
ton. The Maine Central railroad has
helped the appearance of the village
much by building a tasteful and COM
modious station for the accommoda-
ton of its growing business here.
new saWmil near Alder Brook is be-
ing constructed by Frank e. Goddard
and Leon w. Small. On the south
side of High street Tobias r. Goddard
has built a mill for the manufacture
of laths. A long list of new resi-
, dences, also, is included in the report.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-09
How Prohibition Prohibits.

Here are a few short sentences by
&C. n Howard, in which our readers
will find seasoning for volumes of
thought. All we ask is that men VINO
have sons consider the truth of the
following words honestly with them
selves: look at them from all angles
and, if they have no sons of their
own give a neighbours son the benefit
of any doubt:
Prohibition does not kill the devil;
but it puts him under ground; 1t
drives him into subways, cellars and
hidden pipes When you bury the
devil a boy has to hunt for him;
when you license the devil, he hunts
for the boy"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-09
FREEDOM.

Miss Dodge, Mrs. Sparrow and Miss
BRYANT attended the Chapter of the
Eastern Star in Thorndike, Thursday
afternoon.
owing to the storm of Friday, the
Samoset Club has postponed the
DRAMA to have been PLAYED in the
Grange hall, Friday evening, Jan. ;.
TO Tuesday evening, Jan. 9. This play
is said to be the best of anything that
the club has ever attempted. An Oys-
ter supper and dance will follow the
play. Good music is promised
The ladies' of the Tuesday Club will
entertain the little girls of the village
at their Children's Day meeting, &c
be held with Mrs. Dodge, Tuesday aft
ernoon, Jan. 9. sasan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-09
Lennie Brown. steward. George Gould:

Jennie Brown; steward. George Gould;
assistant steward. Warren Colby;
chaplain, Mrs. Mary Dougie; Sec,
Ambrose NJ. Reilly; Treas. Mrs. LIZ
zie Northy: gate keeper. Porter john
SON. Ceres, Mrs. Nettie Brann; Pomo-
ma, Mrs Fannie Northy: Flora, Mrs.
Catherine McManus: lady assistant
steward. Rissa Brown; orsanist. Miss
Mildred Sukeforth The work was done
in d very thorough and appropriate
manner, with % members of Windsor
Grange present. After the installation
all repaired to the dining room, WHERE
a Baked Bean supper was served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-09

Confession by the accused in anoth-
er notorious case over which the pub
lie was grievously divided in senti-
ment. is a settlement more satisfae-
tory than any court verdict could
have been. Like the McNamaras,
Rieheson had friends who believed i'll
him in spite of the chain of evidence
which enveloped him. The silly talk
that because he was a minister his
punishment should be less than would
have been melted out to a common
thug, arouses only impotence among
| sensible people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-09
Prohibitions Aim.

A prohibitory liquor law is di-
reeted at the business of selling
poison as beverage and of main
tanning a rendezvous for temp
tation. dissipation and disorder.
1t says to no man. Thou shalt
not buy nor drink though 1t
may, and may wen, come to that.
1t is in the nature Of a quarran-
tine regulation, which never
says: Thou shalt not catch yell
low fever" but: Thou shalt not
spread yellow fever. Incident
ally a law That restraints man
from selling liquor to his neigh
Dor diminishes the neighbofs
liberty to spend his own money
and experiment with his own
body, but that does not make II
sumptuary law.-John G. VOL
ley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-09
WiSCAS SET.

T. Fred Albee was in Auburn last
week.
Miss Josie Blagden is out again
after two weeks illness.
Miss Marion Albee spent "a part OF
her vacation in Alma and Newcastle
The remains of Everett Bailey. who
died at the hospital for the insane a
Augusta, was brought here, Saturday
for burial. Funeral services were
held in the Methodist church, sun
daV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-09
We Can't Help Saying 1t.

by Gollys we do love a MUST
Is ennebec Journal
Possibly Ed Hanks can arrange a
match for you."-Lewiston journal.
Entirely unnecessary. A party is
bidding for it almost daily, and not
by Hanks open and above board
sporting methods. either.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-09
coOPER,S MILLS.

Installation of officers was held at
cooper's Mills Grange. No 37I, Thurs
day, Jan. 4. The following officers
we're installed nv Worthy Master Fred
Donalds and staff, consisting of Mr.
and Mrs Fred Coombs and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Ware of Windsor
Grange: Master Leslie B. Hyser.
overseer, Chester Colby; lecturer, Mrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-09
SOM e RVILLE.

SOUTH-A very pretty home We'd
ding occurred at 3 p. NJ, Jan. /, 1912,
at tile home of Mrs. Ella Hisla, when
her daughter, Miss Marietta Hisia was
united in marriage to Willis II. Alien
of Friendship. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Thomas 2. Jones
of South Someryille.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-09
Democrats Like to Travel.

Oh. yes indeed The pork barrel is
likely TO have both heads knocked in
by the Democrats in Congress, this
winter. Maine is wise" to Democra-
tic economy Our Governor would
cut off the appropriation for chill
dren's hospital first, and then con
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-09

The venerable but sprightly Capt.
William NJ. Otis, of Brunswick. eele-
brated his 9Sth birthday by INDUCING
in his favorite game of 63 at the
rooms of the Brunswick club, where
there was a reception in his honor,
Thu sday night. He and his "pard-
ner," Ferley J. Meserve. defeated their
opponents by a score of ST to 1l6. Otis
was presented with IS pinks during
the day, and when he left the club
house he was cheered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-09

This is an open winter all right
busted wide open by a freeze-up.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
MbeinlanS.

Dui8burg. - Sn Der @beni'
Ihen 6nbrif pon &~leinberger & 60,
an Der Neuen 8eielerltraBe Nr. 129,
entItono neuli9 morgens ourh bic
rnporliftigfeit zines 2dgeriiten bel
Der Sontierung nit Eerpentin 6euer,
mel6es raid Inn lid griff uno OoS
Eager, bauptiadlih 8cbnerpadS,
in 6lammen Ieste. 8alo itonoen Der
gnn3e Oahitubl uno oas obere Stod-
perf in 6lammen. Alth Die alte He.
giitrotur lit perbronnt. Das 6euer
fnl6 an ben Betten un0 Oelen reide
Nobrung. Das EeIepbounes an Dem
&auie muroe ourd Site 3eritOrt.
@eilenfir9 e n. Sn Dem
nabmen girgoen tuurOe Der ettpa 30
Sabre olte 4derer Bolters beim Gin.
fnbren zines Jruhti9obers 10 I'm.
gIiidlid bon Dem 4arrenbaum on Die
SHldfe eeidIogen. Oab er icfort
Itorb.
@refrotb. - 8pei Nrbeiter.
habiIore fonnten fiirlih nlif cine 25.
i6brige Anunterbrchene Tdtigfeit
auriidbliden. Bel Der Sirmo ". Ser
ger & 60. lit Der 8eber 8. &oridtes
Is Sabre i'm 0ienft. Sci Der 6irmo
q. Sdhuard, 9eppihtpeberei, lit es
Edbritmeiiter 8. 2epnrs.
Matingen. Den @irter
Grdn8 @riinetpnlO uno Sobann Blef'
mann, ben 5hloiiermeiitern auguli
WeiOIe uno auguIt 8etb1EL ioni(
benz &entner G6mun6 S1Iolier bier.
ieIbft nur0en bonn Ronig bic Crime
rasnesmeooine fir gerbienite nm Oas
Eeuerloiftpeien Derlieben. Die aus'
UeiHnuneen mttr6en ben @enannter
bur6 Germ B~iireermeiiter Sanier
Dor b%eriommelter Bebr iiberreiGt.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
%aritOlid-ifieOIid 1T biaia.

Qie Staot Monitoipoc bat it'd
nit Grau 80. 6rnn5, elmer Oor-
ttaen Busmoberin. welde gegen Die
@tootoertDoItung Dor tur5em cine
Gho0eneriostloge inSobe Don $1,000
onqeItrengt bate. 0obin geeinigt, ibr
cine 6umme bon 800 81 .5ablen
Die betreftenOe Grnu mar Dor eint-
uen Wonaten an Der Mhten Stroben-
Bride 6oour1 oerungIiidt, ooB ie
in cine aufgeflappte 5ontiir trat.
Gie bette lid babel Oos Noienbeir
aebrohen un0 NOR aud fonit ernitlid
berIest worOen. Die @ln9e mar IN
Qreisqeridt eingereiHt porosn, uni
bic Gtoot bate totm Don elmer Surf
feht betommen. Dieies mar BIZ
erfte Gnti60Oigungsiumme bic bis
@to0t in ben Iesten 0ebn Sdbren an
cine Briootperion bat 5nblen miiIien
2tpei tpeitere feline gnti610igungs'
onIpriide, Die oonTtbrpertsbeiisern
6eren Yferoe ebenfous an ienergriidI
Al SHooen fomen, tpurOen ouiom'
men nit obiger RLnge ouf giitlideH
&eee OereseIt.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
sM[eh.n.

8|resIau. Ser BoIfsidul.
betrieb in 8resl1u ion 0ur1 einige
Meuerungen erpeitert neroen. gu
nGhft min man einen Nohbflfeunter
ri@t einridteu fir Rinoer, Die infolge
uDeiinitiger b1usIiher 8erbGltniiie
in fbren Renntniiien 3~uriidbIeiben
Gerner mill man fir oie Rinoer bon
Shiffern, Die nur iiber Den 8inter
In 8reslau meilen, einen ~beionoeren
unterriht pe~ranItoIten. 4nBeroem
ut nod bic 8iloune BON 5pei Sdul-
Kindergarten mad GborIottenburger
Mtufter boreeieben. UNI Die Sdul-
tdbigteit bonn unterriht bisber gu
ra6eeitenter 2inOer 81 beben.
GIinsberg.- Cine 8ou- uno
Gerroingeielidoft lit in goo Sims
berg ms 2eben eerufen poroen. Ser
8red 0es llnternebmens berubt aui
Dem Grperbe uno Der 8ermertung
bon 8ougeldn0e i'm 8ereihe Der
straightforward.
2oubon.- @egen GdIf1miin5e
ret 1T bier Der Monteur uno MtiibIen-
bauer 8ui6bed oerboftet por6en. Gr
k0t bereits Dor Dem l1nteriudungs-
rimter e~ingeitanoen, foIi6e Stint
martitiide nit Dem Miin33eiAen 81
unO benz BiIonis aoifer 8il
beIms II. oneefertigt unO IN umlaui
Oeiest gu baben.
MD8Iomit.- Ginem Sac1a-
rimihmuogel lit man an Der Grei
buiIeret6e bel MpsIoDit ouf sic
Gpur eetommen. Der 81 benz Der
Oo6t tRrt, 6dS IN MpsIOspit unO
Ospieetm beimIihe NieOerIosen Der
S6mugsIerlpore iid befin6en.
StrebIen. - Die i'm 4reilc
GtrebIen belegene 4oIonie GidDalo
1T in elmer @roBe BON 90 40 Seftor
som @emeinoebe3irt @eppersOorf ab-
seotpeigt uno our ieIbitdnbigen 2ano-
0e1nein0e erboben por0en.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
aHniarrih GaMirn.

DRESDEN. - Sn ben &ube,
EsonO getreten 1T na4 3~6i6brigel
Dienit8eit Der langi1brioe proturiii
unO Rofiierer BEL Der Dres0ner 8anI
6err 9oul @ieoemann. 3u @brer
6es SheiOenoen OeronItaItete Die 81.
reftioH in oen R1umen 0es Sotels
Benepue elm Abi4ei0smabI, bel Den
Der langen, treuen uno bep1brter
Witarbeiteridaft oes Sheibenoen IL
drenpouer 8eiie ge0uht iruroe.
@uhbI3. ~ Ser bonn Burger,
meiter Sofmonn ins 3eben eerufent
@ouperein bot fir bns EOmmenoC
Eriibiobr Die @rridtung bon sund1it
jtrei Doppelb6uiern fir fIet1te uni
mittlere Bobnuneen gepI0nt.
&artmonnsborf Bel Chem
nit.. 0em BEL Der Sirmo Sar5.
borf u. MeiBner in 4rbeit Ite6enOer
Sherer 6rieorit 8ilbeIm SeiOe
pur0e oas @brendeihen iiir Ereue ii
Der arbeit uerlieben.
Gengenfelo. SH Dem 8obl
ihen RonieftionseeId6ft an Oel
8pidaueritraBe entiton0 nohts eli
Brand unO Dernidtete Sie 2oserbe
ft6nOe gum groBten Geile.
Sh0nfel6 BEL Dresden.
Bum @emeinOeporitono bot Der Sc
meinberat auf feds Sabre bonn /
Gueuit an Serrn 3obert Rfeiffer &c
m69It.
Ereuen. - Dos aorI MOrsner'
i@e antpeien in Der RCnisItraB,
tDur6e ourA cine 6euerSbrunit elm
gedidert. Die Hebepgeb6uOe worer
tart s%efGbrOet.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
Standardization.

Roffel.-0er Oberi6pelter Gil
fnbetb Rommer in &aiiel muroe Die
&ote &reuaW eoaine oritter Rloiie
o~erliehen.
Ser @erfmeiIter @ultap 8oIi
feierte unldngit BEL Ser 5irma GrnIt
ShieB iein 2~5iabriges DienItiubi-
IGlm.
o.-0err giirgermet.
fter 6oiolo Oabier 1T aHf Die Douer
bon t2 Sobren e%initimmis wieOerge.
pGblt por0en.
MtnteIn.-Berliebe tpur0e
benz &entmeiiter 6engefiid in &iR-
teln Der Gborafter als 8ednungsrat.
Die 4inoer Oes
Weaurers Ropp III Hommers ipielten
nit Rienbol5 an 6euer. Dabei er.
Tit oos 2i66rige SObn4en oerortige
Branbmunoen, oaB es fur5 nod Der
Werbringung ms OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ Tuloa beritarb.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
aSniareid sadfen.

Dresden. - Sein 2~5i1brtges
Dbermeifter SsubiIGum begging am II.
Sonuor Serr emit 9onge, 3ouner
@troRe Is. Der Subilnr, elm tiif-
tiger Weeifter. bat iein @ei6att aus
fIeinen NnfGngen bod gebroht. Dem
Snnunastpeien miomete Ct ith leoer-
set NIT allen Rrdften.
Mnnnberg. Das biell9e
Cberpforramt, NIT Dem oos Super'
fntenSentenomt perbunOen lit, ge'
lanai 6tirf @meritierune 0es Germ
Qirdenrotes Superinten0enten Or.
Ghmiot @noe glpriI 5. S. our Grleoi-
auna. Dos @runOoebolt 6es Sber.
bForromts betr6st nuber freier Gnlts-
iuObnuna iabrli9 $3.50 Wforfs Da'
Al tritt sic GporaIbeiclOung.
Methenba6 /. .. 9as
gbriftton @opplerihe @bepaar be-
oi,a bic gclOene SofHeit. Dor fur.
ssrt fonnte Serr @oppler 6as 50iob.
rtge gitrser. unO Meiiteriubildum
feiern.
@iebenIehn. = Der Schiller
Der DeutIhen Observation-Disclosures
StrnBburger fubr beim @o0eln an
eine SGuIe uno ipaItete iid babel bic
Rnief1eibe.
Eoubenbeim. - 8eim Sol6.
fallen i'm beno6bnrten Gugauer 8al-
be luuroe oer, %2OiGbrise arbeiter
Grnr3 &eIie ourh einen umfauenSen
Baum getotet.
8widau. = Sier bat iid Der
Beirut Der 6. Rompagnie oes 1873.
acknowledgements GfpoIo 8reuer
eriHoHen. Ser 9epeegrunO lit nod
Mnbefannt. greuer tpor bon Beruf
GGtpeiaer un0 Itommte ans Sei6el.
BERG BET Seiffen i'm Gr5gebirge.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
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Washington Journal., 1912-03-02

~vt 1900 ~ ~
oienite erporbens ooB er li6 eiiria
bemiibt bat. Die eroBe Summe gu.
Iommen3ubringen, Die notie mar
INN ben @auB-I urm aui Dem Soben
$oeen BEL GransfelO erbouen 81
tonnen. Der @ouB- Iurm Der pobl
Der ihonite Iusiitsturm in ganl
DeutidGnuo lit, bat oun6berno 30
600 Wf. gefoitet.
ubiittenbu h.-@rfroren
oiIfgefunoen nuroe in Der N16e BON
9eubiittenbuid Der 4S Sabre alte
Shnei6ergeieae ReinborO Einne-
mann aus Rorom.
Sannooer.-Die 27iabrige
Afiiten5dr5tin an Der biefisen Sin.
oerbeilanitaIt 6r1ulein Or. 9uiie
Brind, bat iif Bel Der Bebanolung
ibarIahfranfer Rinoer infi3iert uno
lit ben Tolqeu Der Snfettion erlegen.
m.-Der 2anoge.
rthtsrat Or. @olters bier lift gum
9oriisenoen oes bel benz 9onosge.
ridt in SiIoesbeim 5uiommentreten-
ben S6rmtrgerihts ernannt noroen.
Die 8erbonolungen Der6en poraus-
fhtlih iieben Gage in Nnipruh neb.
men.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
GdIesmis.S

Sei0e. Der bier belegene
Ghuppen oes Sol5arbeiters Antborp
in Qobesfamp 6rannte nie0er, nobel
aud einige Mai1iner, Oa Der Shup.
pen aud ais @erfitdtte oiente, ourh
Nos Geuer perni1tet muroen.
&nnerau. = Bel &oben60rn
brannte na6ts ser 8eiib Oes 2ano.
monnes S6Gfer nie0er. PferOe uno
Min0Dieb tnnen leioer in ben SLANT
men Inn.
Subef. - Guf Der bieiieen Sta.
ton entgleiiten infoIge faIider Bei-
4~enIteaune iieben 8aeen unb muir
ben bei61oigt. Der 8eideniteaer
MIbers, Der i'm 9remSfaiten Die
Bremiebeoiente, 3og iih bierbei Der
ortige Quetlhungen 8u, oaB Der Eor
iofort eintrat.
Eon0ern - 9nn0mann Ebeo'
Dor Wnmien in Oiterbp, Der ieineu
Beiit our Muspnr3elierung berfaufte
tdufte oen Sol Sen 9an0mannes
Gbomos SeSoerien in @roB-6eooers.
bin BEL Nenfirden fir 10000 Ofarl
einidI. geihIag uro Snpentnr.
g a. 90 orgaretben.- Siel
tUiitete elm Neller, tpelhes 6as Mo6n,
bous 0es SfIGhtermeiIters Dcbrr
Biz ouf Die l1mfaliungsmalsern 3er
forte.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
pofna4ri4ttn
-. aus Dem -
Alien 9aterI0not.


EUien.
Bofen.-@in 5orfbiIOunesfur.
fus in Der Natbemotit ion auf On.
reeung oes MISUNDERSTANDING
gums i'm @riner 2ebrerieminor fin
2~ebrerinnen uno 9ebrer eineerittei
neroen. Die Geiiepriiflne am 2eb.
rerieminar in Yaraoies beltanOer
bon "a Seminnriiten 80 griifIinge.
borunter 5tpei nit @rIaB oes munO.
Ii@en @romens.
Die Observation-Disclosures in
6obeniaI3n miro nit 9eginn oes
Griibiabrs ibre 8outGtieteit aufneb.
men. Die 8ebauung 6es b~oreeiebe-
men @eI6noes lit borlGufig ouf 1876
600 Warf peranihlaet.
Sir d s.-@ine 5alid-
miinSereeienihoft, bic fi6 nit Ser,
iteIlune faIider 3tpeimarfItiide Be.
f0Bte, lit bier oerbaftet por0en.
g.-unter Dem gor-
Ft 0es SberitIeutnonts Sieoe i'll
bier Elm o@ebrfraftOerein Brom-
berg" eegriinoet por6en, Der Dem
8%romber9er Sueenopflegeberbono
beigetreten lit.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
@rOpins Sa6In.

% ugOeburg. @ebeimel
Rommer5ienrat 8ilb. 8udi9perOt
Pr6iioente DER WlngOeburger San
6elstommer, lit pom RoiIer in oas
&erreHbous berufen norOen.
9 urt. = Der Moeiltrot ia.
bihloiien, einen 3entrolfrieOboi II
&rfurt an5ulegen, Oeiien Softer
100000 Dart betrogen IoGen. Oil
6oau geborigen @e6Guoe iino mi.
run6 ~ Miaion Wort peronihlagt
Bur @rlangung bon GntDiirien piri
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BARN in Ser 01be BON Neriebure
bonn Pferoe geihoiien un0 lebensge.
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Tid oui etpo 100000 Morf belallt
fen uno lit Ourd geriideruns Ooail
eeoedt.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
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tpirtihaftlide 8erein feierte am 81.
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bene &otseit ieierten Der Gutsbeiisel
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hoffhe @hepaar in Tiefurt.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
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nur oes i6peren Diebitabls un0 Der
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tpoOon 5tpei Monate auf bic erlitten(
llnteriu9ungsbaft angere9net Dur'
ben.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-02

Bier duf ieinem @efdbrt mad Sauie
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gins Ourd. $ierbsi tuitroe Der altf
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ter Grtt SbuIte aus @bpnern. Ser.
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@0nsieren SDiIHen be PufFer ae.
raten unb bate IebenseefGbrIihe
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Washington Journal., 1912-03-02

apIerbeG. Serr Bfarrer
8radel lit %geitorben. Set LANCER
ols 20 Sabren oiente er in Srelle
Der bieiigen fntbolii6en @emeinOe,
nahoem er porher flint Sabre in
Soroe als 4aplon tatig getpeien mar.
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iein 2~5iGbriges YrieiteriubiIaum be-
geben f0nnen.
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Washington Journal., 1912-03-02
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moIige Director I'M Heidspoitomt.
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Berlin muroe BON ieiner 8oteritoot
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Washington Journal., 1912-03-02

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Gridiron Title VIII Be in Air
If Princeton Beats Yale and
BulldogDOwns JohnnyHarvard

ing to see a bird like that drop back
and know he's going to kick. You
can't do much of anything but
stand still and watch the ball float
over
Kicking defeated the Tigers. and
kicking probably will be the route
picked by Harvard when it travels
toward the Yale goal. With a man
like Brickley constantly cracking
away from all angles and all ranges,
the Blue eleven will have some
thing to worry it from start to
finish.
AS long as field goals count in
the scoring, and as long as scoring
is the main thing desired by a
football team, it seems like excel
lent generalship to keep a wonder
full booter like Brickley shooting
steadily, and making him take all
manner Of chances, just as the
Everett boy did against Princeton.
He may miss some. but he is also
bound to land some. and Brickley's
goal from a 47yard placement
shows that no distance bars him
A touchdown is all very well. but
when a team wants to win the field
goals are just as useful as the
touchdowns.