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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-23

Der Menidbeit uno i9er bobere Sc.
itlmmung Den &ultllrnolfern 5li.
ipeilt."
Mon miiiie iid III 0eutidlano ee.
pobnen, bon Der un5uldnglihell
g%egriinoung Der ocutldcn 5eegc-
tpolt ourd Sen bloBen @onoelsi1i,k
ab5uieben uno es often ousu,lpre-
6en, oaB 9eutidlono INN ser 3u~
funft ieiner &oloniolpoIitif miGlelt,
Inn BET peiteren @ebiets : MufteiIun-
gen in Der @elt nidt luie bisber
iibergongen GIL meroen, ieinc Hii>
itungen auf ote &obe eebradt bat
nno ouf oieier &ohe balten miro.
9as Jet getpiB ben bisberigen ero-
Ben Standardization ni6t ongc,
nebm gu boren, ober better OILS cine
Inttport, Die ibnen offenbor midi
geniigen tonne uto Den @croaGt
nod piel groBerer Blane tpecfc, Sen
@erbadt bon Interchangeable
9tapoleont11er Mrt, meld)e taflaf)a
lid nid)t p%orban0elt ieiel1.
SSn elmer an dnoerer SteGe 6es
glattes peroffentli6ten Spe5ialfor-
reiponoen5 unieres 8erIiner XXX
&orreiponoentenr miro auseefibrt,
pte beute in 9eutiblano Niemalto
mebr aufgeregt Jet; ii6 ipeber ourd)
tritii6e Slottenreoen nod our6 oie
rhliii6 : fran50iiide Slotten-&on-
BENTON Die 3ltbe bes @emiites i10-
rem laiie. Wte oas geipuBtiein Ser
Starfe au1 Der eigenen Seeipebr
8ngenommen babe.
Sange lit 9euti6lano nerpos nno
%dnfgeregt geneien. Ser Sinmeis auf
Die Srieoensliebe lit oft in meiner-
lidem Gone porgebradt tporoen.
Die @abrbeit, oie gauge @obrbeit
tit nidt immer geiaet poroen. l1no
liest oieie bod 10 flor gu Gage ntto
10 areifbar Dor o1er aueen: Die
8abrbeit, boB oas Deutfde Geib
Der &one oes Hoeten, Ser fommt,
na6oem Die 8elt perteilt, %iiberoriii-
Zig lit. unb NIT itarfen @aroen
uno mdhtigen @oaen a~u5lgreife.r
enti6loiien lit, fal1s ii6 Die @elegelt-
belt oa5u bietet.
81. 9. Staots5tg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-23
@rnnbeisentnms : llebertraannsen

Sre6. gaitrins un6 Sralt an Sobr
%. Biaiams, 9runbftiid i'm aele,
gitbs8Iod 584; $240O.
Sobu unb Mnrb @ersborff an Mar,
tin lrub Celia &eleb, @rnnoItiid iu
neuen gitpzgIod 1881; $4,000.
Sreberid @. ltnb ellie 2ehman al
S6a 6. 9abis, @runb1tiid an Der He6,
man Str; $1,000.
S. 6. 5bafer an SO. s. Bed, @5runb.
it'd i'm neuen gitbs8lod 1881:
$1,000.
Sacob Sacobs al ab. goaes, grunb.
itad i'm neuen ,gitbs9lod 1890; $500.
Ebeobore Ragott an grnin Men1
@runoitiid an Der South @adberrb ctr.
$40.
SO. sc. ebod ullo Srau an 3. so
aeed5, grunoitid I'M 9isblano 9art
81 II. q.
Ranuel @araa an MIois 8lodl
@runpitiid int Got 1, 9Iod SO; $i80.>
$. 9. 3amod nn6 Srau an 8. e
ainobeim, @runo1hid i'm Marltoroual
Blace; $4,000.
SO. S. Mrnolo un6 Srall an q. Sos,
fe unb @lbin Seioel, @runo5tId in
neuen gitps8Iod 1887; $3.50.
@rs. Wartba 8arnen an 3emrb 6:
3unter unb Srnu, grunb5fiid an De,
5elna Mbe.; $140O.
gerrea @eu gompaub oil Btn. s.
Sehmann. @rllnbitId in Can Sole.
$500.
Sisblano 9arf S~mprobement Cont.
panb an Srau Dorotbp Qal,oauer
grlnofiid i'm reuen gitpsgIod s272
g. S. @asner u a., ourd e5beriff.
an Neber Friedman, @runoiaid IL
WabeIine Serraee; $1,000.
4lamo Seiebts Company all alI
9iedmdnn, @runb5fiid in Nlomt
9eisbts; $4,000.
3efmann NebfeI6 an George 9aber.
mann, 100 Mder 2nnb; $4,000.
Biaidm 5. @eilmnnn an MIer SdIes
ber, @run6ftid i'm neuen girnSgIpd
1858; $4,000 il. 81.
@. g~urfbarbt uno Srau III sHiuion,
8ebber. @runbftiid III Ser ;piucreil
No0ition; ST II. q.
S. g. Smitb unb Srau al s.. 4.
Nobler, @runbftiid i'm neuen gitgsgIod
674; $4,000.
S. 8. uno Ben s. aderntarn u,,o
Moia U. nno q. 81. Baro an Ssreio q.
@cSntoib, 154k 4der Qauo; $40 u. u.
u. 8. &ieffer an Marb 81. Barter.
@ruItoitiid an Der 8uena gilta ctr. /;
She Soutbipelern Qano Corporation
an Srau Sobnirnn Bengenrot6, @runos
itiid in MofebnIe parf; $500.
g6mun6 Menri1, grecutor. on sSohu
Set it,. grunoftiid an Der Utend)aea
Ctr; $575.
Grid Menser it. an gerno6e Mora<
lee. @rulloitiid i'm ncuen gitb<glos
2462; $179.17.
s. 9inbioIa an 6. s. goetertpei,i,
@rnnoitiid an Der 2aber Ctr; $500.
9. g. nn6 o.. Booleb al s. $.
0rpbe. @run0ffiid i'm itelen gifb>gIod
665; $1250.
q. 5 gIeGe nuo o. %. gIiett oil
Srau etta Dunn. grunoftiid in Ser
Weit 2alreI 9eisbts Mooition; 1925.
Us. 8. u. @rogan an So5epb Qeits
i1er @runoitiid an Der Snbiana Ctr;
@amie q. unb 9. s. grnim an Safe
aanba, Grun0itid in Der gaiRion giep
Mbbition; $275.
s. 8. @irfpntrid all Oscar u. Wes
fen6arp, @runo5tid in Der Gon Ners
nanbo Nboition; $500.
@ g. Durris an Moia 1anoer,
@rlnoihid an Der Iesquite tstraBe;
$1,000.
Mag @aes un6 6rou an ssrmu q.
gluia @runoitiid OH Der Norss Slores
Ctr; $4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-23
Was die SebWaIbe sang.
Goman bon 5rieori 9 Spiel
bagen.
laortletulll.

Sic tporen ein paar SUB binab.
gelitten uno batten iid 10 tief nie
moglid in oas Nieogras georndt
Sn tpenieen Monlentcn muBte SIN.
rid Sdeels &opf Dor ibnen onftou-
den; iie bortcn beutlih, pie er lif
oriiben Die 5iemlid iteile 8oiduno
binanfarbeitete uilo Dor iid bin-
flu6tete, tuenn Der Sano unter lei
men SiiBen iueeruti6te.
Sest!
Sic iprangen empor, hinaui,
binab. Mit bIisidnener @enou,1a
tuar Sinrib inter GottboIos San.
ben iueggcihlipft aber, inoem CT
iib nod linfs manote, Soden gera-
Dc IN Die Irme gelaufen; uno Die
beioen rutihten roIlten, fuaeIten.
81 eilleln Gi1dlel gebant, Die 0iue
binab, ifneaer, als @ottboIo inl-
itanoe mar, binabauipringen. So1en
batte NIT itarfen Mrmen feitgepodt;
aber er mar BET Der Iestem l1more.
buns unten au liegen sefommelt,
nit elmer perameifelten Mnltrelt.
guna batte fid Sinrid Sdecl frei
eemndt mno bolte NIT Dem langell
gin~fhlagemeiier, oas Ell aug Der
Saibe ge5ogen, 5u einem miitenoetl
Sdlage alls, als Gottbolo inn III
ben %erbobenen @rm fieI uno bas
Wfeiier entpanot. Ga mar audi Seso-
den bereits mieoer in Die Sobe:,
&inrid Sdeel lag ieinerieits arf
Dem O~unenfanoe, oas @eiibt nod
nnten, uno Sode,l fniete anf leinen
Sdultern, i'm 8eeriff nit einent
oiinnen Strif, ben er aus alter
autihersepobnbeit INNER BET iid)
trug, ibm Die @l[boaen %Suiammen-
5uidnuren.
8enn ibr mid binoet, fonnt
ibr mid nur eleih 5ertreten, fcuf-
te Sinrih Sdeel; id itebe mid.
auf.
SnB lbn los! lagte @ittbOlo.
Iber oas poaen mir ipeniglteus
an uns nebmen, iagte Soden, i'll.
Dem er Dem nabe am 8ooen liegen-
Den cine Hiitole aus Der Saihc 8og
nno Die @affe an @ottboIo oa6.
Sol
Sinri6 Shee[ ltano mieoer nllf
Gen Siiben. 9lus Dem mlitber3crr-
ten @elidt i~tisrten Ole idieIenncn
9ngen graBlid auf leinc Ingrei-
fer. 8Ioslid 5lldte er 5rriid: Sic
limo cs, Sic! rief CT. Mas moGleu
Sic BON mir2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-23
Der gOeteurOlfe iiberSriiis.

Yrofeiior Sans Oelbriid fibr'
i'm auguitbeft Der BON linn beraus,
~gegebenen Monatsihrift yBreuBiidl
Sabrbiider" cine oeutide Spraft
ilno cine i9arfe 3lirge. SIN oel
3eit Jet es, Der @eIt Die @obrbeit
unb Die bolle 8abrbeit iiber Bic 9llt-
ipriide umb Die YoIitif 9cutidlanos
air iagen. Sid nidt immer dnglt-
Iid binter Der Srieoensberiiderune
dn perfrie6en. n9ie bloBe 8eriidc.
rurg, mir molten feirlen 4rieg", 70
beiBt es 90, yfann feirer Git
orltf MAIDEN, neil lie 5mar Die
Nnbrbeit, aber nidt Die ganse
8abrbeit entbalt. gin6rud maiden
NIT Der MISUNDERSTANDING unS
tuirfli6 be~rubigeno mirfen FAM
man MIR, menn man 5uglei1 Neine
alld Dem Srenloen einIeudienoe
erflarrng fir Die St1rfe unieret
Miiifung giebt, oas beiBt aIio cine
6eutlide Geititelllrng Der Mnipriide.
Die 9eutidlano beute in Der @eIt
erbeh, inoem man iie babnr6 ar-
gleid %begren5t."
Die gegrenouns liegt nod Den
@usfiibrungen Cans Oelbrids III
Der 3uriidmeiiung ser l1nterldie-
bung, Deutidlano eritrcbe bic
8eItbegemonie. @as DeutihImno
IN Babrbeit min, miro it ben fol.
genoen Sasen 5uiammeneefaBt: so
lange Deutidlan6 feline Slotte
batte, fonnte es iih an Der Solo.
nialpolitif niht moers beteiIieen,
als inoem es an oieIer uno iertcr
SteIe nod irgen6 einer fleinen, bon
ben anoeren M16ten bernddIdiiig-
ten ooer berihmlbten Sesen in
Befib nabm. Con es aber babel
bleiben? Sou oas oeutlhe Golf fib
babel berubigen, oaB Die groBert
Waiien Der anoeren @eltteile bon
@ngl6noern, 3uiien, 5ran5ofen,
Spanien, Qmerifanern, Sopaneria
erfiiIt ooer 1ieien angeglieoert
iino, mir aber auf einige Mininio
beihrdnft bleiben2 SGttcn Die 4o-
lonien, mie BON manden Seiten ee.
lebrt miro, nur cine mirtihoftli1e
@eoeutuns, TO- fGnnte man iid oies
pieGeidt g%efaIen laiien. Nber oos
Wirtihaftlide Der SOLOMON, mi6tia
mie es lit, i'm 8eionoeren lpsger
Der eisenen MISREPRESENTATION, lit
ooh INNER mn Die @runola9e fir
ben ipabren uno lesten 3ipef, Den
nationaIen. Ole groe lift ocn Me1-
iden eegeben, ni6t Inn ouf ibr Gar.
Del gu treiben, ionoern INN iie 5ii
beberriden. 9as beutihe @oIfstnm
ioa ourh Die 3oIoniell aiisgebreitet,
ilno ntht MIR au~sgebreitet, ionoern
ouh nit neileu cigcntiinIliden
9ppen uno Musgeltaltungen berei.
,dert rperoen.. Gs lit Die @abrbeit
bon geItern, oab unierc 5lotte &c.
ihaffen' noroen lit, Inn rnicrn Snn'
bel gu ihiisen; beute iinb mir 10
melt, uns Elm boberes 3iel iebcil
gu oirfen; uniere 6Iotte iod uid)t
bios lnfercn iibericeiidet 6onorl
ifiisen, ion6ern ms mth ben &C.
~biibrenoen MnteiI oil iener Welt.
Berrihaft perfdJaffeu, Die oas @eiat
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-23
geriude eiues @eiiemSem.

sd bin Elm @eiddftsreiienoer"
i6reibt 6. g. goungs, G.. g%erfibirc,
Ct, yuno litt pieI ON u~noeroaulih,
tcit big i'd aiming, Or. Sings Stem
3ife Bils alt nebmen, Die ih alg cir
oor5iiglides Mittel aefunoen babe. /"
Sir ale Magen, 2eber. uno gsip.
rellfranfbeiten fiaO file unbergIcid
lid. Hir 25c in aaen Mpotbefelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-23

= Seute morgen ionte cine CT
tralienng oes Staotrats ftattfinoen
es mar abet feline beidluBfdbige Mn-
5abl bon Mloermen anipeieno Ii. man
bei6loB oesbalb beute nadn1ittog
UNI balb bret ubr pieoer 5uia,nmel1
5u fommen.
Wittpo6 nodmittog 8pilde,t
flint nno feds l1br fieI bier ei,t
lei9ter Gegen, nod Dem cs beoell.
tend fiibIer muroe. NorbipeltIih
bon bier ioG es m1cbr gcregnet bo-
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-23

3mm &erfanf. 212. 2712 @cfer
'gutes i6par5es Mesquite- nno Slug
tallan6, 9 Meilen bon Matbis. 1E
Meile Sront am 0ueces Mioer.
1900 @der oabon lit ur6ar git mo-
den; &eit sutes 8eioeIanb; bat 2
quite Drummer, @in6miblem; Is 4f=
fer Selo, elm Saus nit 6 3immern,
Elm &enterbaus. Sn orei 8altures
abgeteilt, 8reis $2t per Mfec.
8eif Seras 2anb g., 531 @anter-
@eb1u0e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-23
11mr 0altiefeit bis sum 81. Ufteber.
Yramiem>p Terte+
Gin perieelae an mniere sreanse.

Sa es nns nnmnsHb 1T, aaf 9Hrihe nnb Counties bs Gtaates
onrh Netfnse bcarbeiten sn laien, mmften mir amf anoere MithI snr I'm.
mef groRerem Serbrernng nnferes Viattes fnnen nn6 mir fnS at benz
Gntfhlnk sefomnaen, anmebmbare Eramien fir neme Mbpnnenten, bic ans
etmseidtdt perbea, amssmieken.
@r planen nidt bic geramialtans zines ioaenanaten aonteaes. mi,
r BET enslfbem 3eitnnsem hblid ii, iunbern mir noaen onrd gnssa6luua
inner ltberalen Spnnni1ipn Jreimilige anherben, be ubne beionSere Mn.
De mno Antrenghng it'd cine Nebenetnna6me sm berhbaffen uauihen.
gu bieiem 5mefe pfferieren imr fir ieoem Sabresa6ounenten eiur
aommtf~n BON 1, einem 9olIar. 9as @odemblat ser .ssreie
Srene fur Seras" fOaet So per Sabr. gssen Ginienbnns pn s1.0o mer.
6at III Abonaenttn emt Grta : Ntdmie Don $3.50 III Saar.
6ar b Abonueaten tint Gyra : ytimie Dea sS.75 Id Saar.
Sir 20 Abonntnten ent Gyka yrdmit Don $500 ii Sar.
5at 70 4bonnenten cine Grra : yrimie Dea s6.25 ID Saar.
S6ir rebr do Is 4bOnntutn eine grtra> yrdmit Dn s. ii yam.
|Sar ttbr as 80 4b0nntnttn eine Grtraprdntie u0n SIG III gaar.
Ser gOri6lae 1T einfad unS berianSl6 senns. Ser einen ueueu
Abonnentea oer snr 3it nidt 9eier Ser uSreie greRen III, a.
MINT, foaetHert $500, erbalt rep. bebat bappn einen 0oQar NIB ihi6t
Den anoeren Dollar NIT Der senamen NoreHe oes geaeaers elm. Mmseroem
fe9f aer audi nod eme Ggra 8ramie in MnsFdt, falls sic Rail- bun
sem abonnenfea Ooer barber erreidt miro. 0de G~rtra-grGutie len.
ben mtr ben basa geredtshn bon mnierer Office aus brett.
Die bier semadts Dfferte lit fir Seben i'm peiten gebiete Ses etar
ts offeu. Sober fann fd oaran behiigen. gir bieten mn gaarnrei1e
an, maf GelO INNER ieinen Bert fat unb Sober bafar anibaffen nnb fan.
ZEN lam, mas IT aeraoe braudt.
Aus, Oe BON Oiefer Dffste Gcbraad maiden nmS inter ben O6ea
seteuten SsO'nsnHsen abonnenten fir bic uTue Erene fir segas1 fam.
msln moaen, fine sebteu, fb nit inns mmpnsaglid IN gerbinbuna ~
iceen, bauat mir linen etuaise sepanfde a~asfabridere gnsfuuft ertei.
fonnen. Ste Nnhtnng gebt ben 8eieqern brett bn nnierer Df.
fee gu. 2iee Dfferte fat nur @aIusfat Bis gum 81. DHO6a.
r6reie Yrefe fir seras".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-23

@ir MAIDEN Die %feiniten uno
fiinitleriifiten photographer in Ger
Staot gu iebr mdBigen 8reiien. Site.
Tier gu ebener @roe uno Iebr bequenl
eingerihtet. 9euti6 geiprofJen.
Srot's StmSio, PIC @pe. g., Squ
@ntouip,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-23

@s lag Elm lpiIoer Ssbreden in
Miene uno @ebdroe oes Sinrid.
IN Dem gurgeGnoeu Con iciuer roli.
ben Stimme.
@as babt Sbr? REF @ottboIo.
inoem er i'm, Der ipie eritarrt on.
ftono, oerb at Der Sdulter fdiit-
telte.
Die frGftiec @erubrung bradte
IN oem .Nfanne cine iaItIame. ull-
beimlide @irfung berpor. gr rett.
te Die laleen Irnle gum nddtIi.
den Simmel enipor, inoem ct iie
milo idiitteIte uiIo auf- unb nieoer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-16
PITTSFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs Walter Cobb and tive
children of Calais are guests of MI
and Mrs. Y. {. Bowman and Charles
Bowman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Kendall of West
Madford, Mass. who have been visit
ing her father, DIR. +. C. Bryant. and
in Orrington with Mr.. Kendall's pa
rents. returned home. Thursday.
Frank S. Waldron of Portland, for
merly of this place. was in town
Wednesday, calling on friends.
II W. Laneey of Monson, Mass, who
has been the guest of his brother, I. g.
Laneey, has returned home. Mrs Lam
cey will remain for longer visit
JIM. Whittier of Searsport, who is tc
engage in the coal business in this
town, arrived Thursday. with his fam
lily and has rented house on Chester
street
Mr.. and Mrs. James of Independence
Kan, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. c
x. Culmer of that city, who are pass.
ing the summer with Mrs. Culmer's
mother Mrs. Julia Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brown, who are
living in Newport and who lost then
hcme in this town, recently. by fire
were in town. Thursday, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Murray went te
Bangor. Wednesday, called by the
death, Wednesday, of his mother, Mrs
John Murray.
Miss Yesta Lyford has returned from
a visit in Dexter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-16

all of Waterville: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
eric A. Leavitt of Livermore Falls;
Mrs C. E Woodcock of HOLSTER,
Mass; MIR. and Mrs. S. A. Gilman,
Mrs. Marie Head. Harry Head, MIR.
and Mrs f. F.. Rogers. Misses Lizzie,
Edna, and Esther Rogers. Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Lockwood. Ernest w. Gil
man and David Mason. all of Nor
ridgewock; Mrs. Emily Look, Mr.. and
Mrs j. f. Withee, Miss Marion
Southwick, Mrs. z. q. Gilman, Mrs. ]
c. Randall. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Head, Mrs. Nathan Trefey and
daughter Lillian. Miss Ilda Laid, Miss
Leah Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
Ladd, Miss Belle Ladd. Vaughn Ladd,
Miss Edith T. Hilton. Miss Helen
Powers, Mrs. H. Augusta Hilton, Miss
Maud b. Powers. Daniel Gilman, Mr..
and Mrs F. l.. Powers, Mrs. Eunise
Gilman. and Mrs. Edith NJ. Holt, ali
of Madison; Mrs. Persis FL. Gilman ct
Milwaukee, Wis, Mrs. Herbert Cald-
well of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. w. II.
Berry of East Hebron.
The next reunion will be held al
Lakewood, in August, 1918.
The funeral of the late Miss Helen
Brooks. who died, Monday night, was
held. at II A. NJ. Thursday, in 81.
Sebastian Catholic church. The re
mains were taken to Winthrop for
burial on the afternoon train
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-16
KNOCKED A HOLE IN THE EARTH
Digging for Meteorite in Coon Butte
Crater.


About the origin of most of the GRAFT
ers on the earth's surface there is little
dispute. They are of all sizes. We find
them in the Sandwich Islands. with
floors from three to four square miles in
area. These have reminded Professor
Pickering of nothing less than the ring
craters on the moon. In Arizona, near
Canon Diablo, is a crater-like depression
1000 feet in diameter and 500 feet deep
The rim can be seen from great dis
lance. and, such rims being called
duties" this particular rim is known
as Coon Butte. The irregular contour
of the rim is marked by broken rocks.
some as large as house. The outer
slopes down to the plain are covered with
similar masses, pieces of many tons
weight having been thrown thousands OF
feet away from the crater But there Is
no lava about the butte, and this would
seem summarily to dispose OF the idea
that Coon Butte is the site of volcano
DR.. G.. X. Gilbert many years ago sus-
gested that the ring-shaped pits on the
moons surface were caused by the I'M
pact of giant meteorites, and for some
time he held the view that Coon Butte
must have been formed in a similar
manner. This view has of late been re-
vfved. Prof Elihu Thomson, in letter
TO the American Institute of Electrical
Engineers, reminds us that the masses
of iron flung down the QUITE" slopes OF
the crater are sent to all parts of the
world as meteoric iron. Mr. Barringe
has spent considerable sums in explora-
| ton under the firm conviction that he
| will find a large amount of meteorlc iron
| below the surface. So far he has been
! unsuccessful 1T is calculated that bVo
| bore-holes, each costing about ECO VIII
| be necessary to make sure of hnding the
| meteoric mass, assuming it to have been
| $50 feet i'm diameter.
The mass of the meteorite is estimated
| to have been at least 100000 tons. OF
] this the greater part would be iron, but
| 3 per cent would be nickel. and there
| would be 100000 ounces of platino-
| Iridium worth about 2o,oo0,OOO sterling
| supposng the price to remain as al
| present between 81 and 9S per ounce
But this is not all. Assuming that there
| is one-hundredth of per cent. or Ola
/ mond In the mass, one might count OF
the extraction of about 500 tons of dia
mond Which may account for pros
pectors regarding the expenditure OF
quarter of a million on bore-holes VIII
some equanimity. professor Thomson
tells us that the Navajo Indians have ;
tradition that three large bodies lei
from the sky on the site OF the crate
and killed large number of their tribe
They still repair to the crater Tor sup
plies OF the white silica sand which the
sprinkle around them at their ghos
dances Westminster Gazette.
JOURNAL WANT ADS
BRING SUCCESS
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Merwin Ladd is passing week with
relatives in North Arson.
William Ackley has gone to Machias
TO visit relatives.
Mrs Anna Brown and Mrs. Frank
Gray have gone to Owls Head, for a
few days outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Warren have
gone to Bradford. where they viii visit
relatives.
Miss Charlotte Ryan of Massachu-
sets is the guest of Miss Persis
Spearin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eawry and
family have returned from several
weeks outing at Crescent Beach.
Mrs. Charlotte Cook of Bloomfield,
y. j., who has been the guest of Miss
Emma Brown of Benton Station, has
returned home.
The members of the Twice Six Club
will hold picnic, Friday, at Benton
Falls.
Mrs. Ray Mitchell of Mt Desert
Ferry. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
WILDER Mitchell.
Mrs. F. A knowlton has gone to
Crescent Beach for a week as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Besse al
their cottage. They made the trip il
Mr.. Besse's automobile.
Fearly Pratt passed Thursday a
Hincklcy.
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TUBERCULOSIS ME DiCiNE SAVED
THIS MANS lIFE.a

Pneumonia is serious disease ana Of
ten lays the foundation for CHROME lung
troubles-sometimes tuberculosis results.
After Pneumonia, or any serious or stun
born cold, it is wise to take Eckmans
Alternative and avoid the dangers of dis
ease Read of the recovery In THIS case.
336 No. 41st St, Phfla.. Pa.
Gentlemen ] WAS suffering from
very serious abscessed lung, which FOL
lowed a bad attack of .pnenmonia. My
physician and specialist declared my case
hopeless | am very thankful to you and
the Almighty God for the change or
health your medicine has brought me.
Il also wish to say that 1 nave 1uliy
recovered my health having been cured
for over three years. ag4sa..L
(Signed AflidaviD THOS. REILLY.
Eckman's Alternative is effective in
Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Fever: Throat
and Lung Troubles, and in qpbnilding the
system. Does not contain poisons. opiates
or habit-forming drugs. For sale by c.
TB. Murphy and other leading druggists:
Ask for Booklet telling of recoyeries. and
write TO Eckman Laboratory, Phila., Pa,
for additional evidence
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OAKLAND.

Mrs. Theodore Bragg and son, Alton.
are visiting Mrs Bragg's father in
Dexter.
Miss Lura Wade is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Geo. Rowden, in Camden.
Mrs. Fred Thomas has returned from
a visit with friends in WaIdoboro. Z
Mrs. Carrie Small and daughter
Helen. have returned to Wareham,
Mass. after 3-weeks visit with
friends ard relatives in town.
Mrs. vivian Lawler and two chill
dren of Svaldoboro are visiting at the
home of Fred Thomas.
Fred Groweil. who has been VISITING
friends in town for short time, has
returned to Wareham, Mass,
Gen J. l.. Chamberlain, surveyor oil
of the port OF Portland is visiting al
the home of Mrs. Alice Gilman.
Miss Emma Strong of Waterville II
the guest of Mrs. Abbie Trainor.
Miss Hazel Bragdon has returned e
her home in Franklin, after q visit al
the home of II. G. French.
Mr. and Mrs. II. p. Sawtelle and
family have gone to old Orchard for 9
2-wceks outing.
Mrs Forest Fowles is taking trir
through Washington ounty and tho
Provinces. She was accompanied a.
far as Bangor by Mr.. Fowles.
Mrs. Leon Tapley is visiting Mrs
Geo. HUFF.
Mrs. Silas Leach and Miss Amelia
Thompson of Lynn Mass, are VISITING
Mrs. Jennie Leach.
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Boardman. wh'
rhave been visiting Mr. Boardman
mother. Mrs. Olive Boardman.r for I
week, have returned to their home a
Hyde Park. Mass.
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Sixth Annual Reunion O
The Gilman Family.
Over Seventy Enjoy Exercises
| And Baked Bean Dinner. ~
Funeral Of Miss Helen Brooks, Who
Died on Monday.

The sixth annual reunion of the Gill
man family. held, Thursday. at Lake
wood. was not quite so large in point
of numbers as that of the two last
years, but was aid to be the most en-
40 left Madison, at 10 A. M. on a spe-
cial ear. Headquarters were establish
ed at the G. A. r. cottage At Il
o'clock the company adjourned to the
Lakewood theater for the program
and business meeting. Asa NJ. Gilman
of Arson, president of the association.
acted as master of ceremonies, and
the order of exercises was:
Piano solo, Miss Helen Powers;
prayer and brief speech of welcome
by the president; laughable farce
by Edith Gordon, Leah Cooper, Merle
Tinkham aud Chester Oliver; recita-
| ton, Miss Cooper John Gilman, who
| is SO years old. and the oldest mem
| Der of the family present was invite ID
| TO the stage and given an ovation;
| brief speeches by William Berry OF
East Hebron and j. b. Childs of Wa
| terviIle.
| Officers elected for the coming year
| are: President, Asa NJ. Gilman of An
son; Vice Pres. Mrs. Clara e. Powers;
| See, r. i. Powers: Treas. +. A. Gil
| man; Elk. Com. Mrs. II. Augusta Hill
| ton. Mrs. Fenella Steward. Mrs. Ger
| trude Gilman, Mrs. Eunice Adams, and
| Mrs. Sadie Tinkham,
Baked beans were served at the
noon hour, and Il persons in all Were
fed. Those present were: Mr. ano
Mrs. BENJAMIN Steward. Mrs. Thee
Gore Steward, of North Anson:a Mr.
and Mrs. Asa M. Gilman, James
Briggs. Doris NJ. Gilman. Amey l.
Johnson, Chester Oliver, Mrs. Franz
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin b. Tink-
ham, Merle Tinkham. Mrs Carl In
gals, Gertrude and Edwin Ingalls,, ant
Pauline Heald. all of Arson: Mrs. Ce'
liza A. Hnssey Mr.. and Mrs. y
childs, Alfred and Ethel A. Childs