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Noroi1her 5umDr. Sn et>
nsm 8aitbouie mudte Elm Relienoer
Ieinem &eroer oari;ber 2uft, oaB Sc
munp in benz 5rembanbu6e geraos nez
ben Ieinem Ramen Elm S6pein 8e3eiha
net batte. SIT ss oenu groB?" frdgte
i'm Elm 8etannter. - rNetn, 10 9roB
| 1T es osraoe ni6t." ngta, oann
brau6it 9u e5 ia nt6t auf DID be-
sieben," nleinte Der Nnoere.
n0a oebt 7Erdulein bon 9oof. Sieh
mai, pie bic Ii6 pieoer geihnirt bat"
- .Su, man iagt aud, oaB lie, lpenn
Il. in 8sIsQidoftstoilette lit, hOh'tsns
| Spargel eTen tann."
| GnQGif6er 5umor. Der
Grbontel. rDie gebt es Dir. ltebsr
/ Sntel?" - yNd, Iiebsr Reffe, t4 friite
geraDe nod mein 2eben." - u0us tbut
mir Ieio."
nSaoffner, babe t6 3eit, um Elm
8los Bier gu trtnten?" - ~Sapohl,
mein @err." - .8eben Ste mir oie
@urantie, oaB Der 3ug niat pOrbsr abz
! fdbrt?" - nSu, i'd nerc: ems nit
Sbnen trinten."
| SorQiame geoienung. pGelner,
brinqsn sic mir cine 9Drtion Salut,
aber ienben Sic mir ab uno 81 cine
9oitturte, tpenn sic fortgs6en, um ben
Sulat 81 holen."
Gin fhlageroer 9epsis. Der fiir54
LID gum 9rdiioenten Der RopoI So=
cistp qepdhIte Sir 4rhibaIo 9eitie
er3Gblt bon feiusm 9erpaIt2r cine lua
/ itioe 8e1tihte. Der alte Wann mar
Elm 8sgner Ger 56ulen uno beionoers
Der bumuniitiihen 8iloung; 5tpar
! faidte er feinen oSunger oufs 8pmnas
fun, aber bon al Dem y3eug". oas
man bort lernte, belt er ntdt ptel.
Gines Cages erIheint er bel Dem SlaIa
| ienlshrsr unb beihpert iib: oSie brinz
gen neinsm Sungen nt6ts 9ernunftiz
! ges unb Yrattiihes belt Sd babe ihr
qeTrdqt, pas er Ierne rno oarauf fdgte
er mir, beipnoers laRiniid, 9rteAii9
unb 2lIqsbra. SD madte gIsih cine
probe. SD fraete ben Sunsen nur.
tpie ,gsr0itete &artoffeln" auf alssbra
lbsiBsn; llnS issbit Oas nubte Der sen@
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Nlttass. 19. Defender.

N.St. - Nartt par ffetig. Sister
satents ~ So-i.s3, etraissti s3.9o-4.s0,
s,rins tat.utS ss.00-5.0), 6tratssts SO. 80
$50 Dasers s3.40--360.
1si,.a-6ar December 8558 - sse,
am calut 855se; FIR Rai 90Z-91 4,, am
ehIus 9o7se; fiir 3u!i s7ss - sss, am
ehIus 871t.
1sliAtsrn. -gir Tes.mter 49,
482le, am g Hlus 4s14t; fir Mai 4ss4-491se,
shIus 4sfe.
4af.r. - Cir December s21 -- s3.,
an e4lui 8a7se; fir Tai sH-s31k, an
edIus s:14e; iar ssIi ss14 = 1896 am
ehlut 831at.
Rsassa.-Hs. . 6l--s3s.
0srhs. 1ute sxtteratrtt 4e-S0t,
sst.bu Asiss @al,asrat 6s-58e.
fiMstts nsA. - hsxs S2.7s
g. 75 Ser Gextasr.
AIssiaAnsa. - e18.60--18.75 Der
gentnsr.
H.tSsrt- sl7.so--l7.25. ehr saHua
sl7.75 - 17.87x. an edlus s17.85; FIJI
gtai s1S. .02x-ls12k am ShIub $ls.07k
40 OF s-10.05 Ss 100 yfunb
SIr 5anuar 1886 - $50, ara ShIu'
50. 80; fur Wai $e.s7f - s.2k, an
ehIus 1890.
am ShIut $9.82H.
GIsrs Nipp:xfet ten - Ssft s.. 81
- 9.s7k Der 100 Y'uub. - Snr sanua
t9.67k - 9.75. am S&tab $970; FIJI
Tai 90. .70-9.76. am ShIub S9.T21f.
3xtter. Nartt iit felt. grsaReri.i
26-33c Ser Sfxns.
eier. = Mar.t mar f.f. trifts 49,
24e ber 0xttaS.
&xfe. - Nartt mar fea. gss1 1sH-
lie Der $faxb.
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9ireftor 2ipmann in ndberer geibdft-
Itder @erbinbung ftebt imo S5rterelie
boran bat, oaB beiienS heuner0iertels
Engagement bortbetIbaft abgerDidelt
lpiro. Die ganf 1T benn audi neneiqt,
bic QusfaGsbiirgfhaft gu iibernebs
men, bod iino 5upor nod geDt'ia
Sbnierigfeitcn 5t beicitigen, Die lid
barauS crqeben Babert, bat Die GrbcH
oes in5lpii6eu beritorbeneu Gudner
ouS 0amalS nit Gem Gircftor 2tpp-
man obgeihloiicne @eidQit angefo6.
ten buben.
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Nssssn tnGr ketis. - 10. . Dsssra
65--67e {. I. I. HxfaIs.
oute II Fetis. - Waltssrfs 57-ess
1T. BxRaIs.
Bei, en A. safxtr 10000 g.. s.rfaxst
------- 8a. Dtsrft unstressIt - 10. nen.r
rstter 107Ke. I. I. i'm sleDator uns 10sHs
(. - f3stmmenS. r.. | Nsrtbera Oaluss
97le I. -. fdsimm.nS.
self IfAssrn.- Bxfabr 10000, BsrfanSt
$4,000 Hu Nsr.t 1T ftstis. - eypsrt Ts. .
54zt i'm GIssatsr uns 54a4e i.s.b. itDim.
mtns.
4sf.r-s sxfnsr 50, 900 su.. B.rfsnst
1000 Du. Der Narst if i.ft. - etansars
s8e, 10. 8 39hs, 10. 3sHs
l10--l.I2ks, Ns. : 97x-1o5e, II. s5-
95s.
$stfen in rnbis. State srbinSr.r Bic
siEe Scat sssintr.r BIS Asits 1912, Is -
28e. 1911 15-l7e.
41nte Nns iuitlia. - GsRtraI Snerttsn
a7Ae, Dsssta 27--2se.
ftSer 1T len. 4smts& 2s-aat.
ysrs faum fetia.- 6amiIs 81. .50-23. so,
nsrt clear $2s.oo-24.5o rst $500
1890.
seer IN fer. - ssmi!s s24.os-a5.o 90,
Het ta0.o)-al.00. rssf- tinsta 5000
$500.
Srt Nest ins ii.tis. - s.ss,.lt. Bel.
lies, 10 Biz IA $fs., II - AVE, b.. eSul.
tsrx3 t1-sks, 10. e6tassn 14-141Se.
6Awal, taum fetis. YtsSSIs 8ee brtms
$10.10-l0.2O; Naffrirtes lit pillia. Gsxti.
rent 5000, .. 4. sll.70, Ssu,sssns ~
-86t.
fats III aetia. - vrimx gits ~ 611s,
gsnxtrs 6-6Ae, Sp.eiaI 7e.
1sx Ms sItfa Gmsn. Del mar i.F. -
4rina rs5eS ~ S.. 13-5.20, Srima Ssnaer
| sslb.s $6.20--S.So.
$etrsfe III Hetig. - Naftntttei
Rev ysrtb5.s), tjitaS.Iptta urb , ealtims:.
$3.50, b. in Suit 81 &c.
1a te II rubis. Ssmstis 6l.u Dsi'
31-s2e.
sar, III f.F. - strair.s, s.ssInltSs
bic sutss S6.15-6.2s.
& eryeRti r N DiQis ~ 44e.
Ssis III fsa. - eisbsiniiSsr 8L---es
tatna 6k-64e.
NsIaiiesia f.tis. ytes DrI.sss Open
Kettle, sxt.r bic Asite, 85-55s.
SuStr. - Hstsr IN H.tis. NxseAssss
- fss, 3.42s, Gsntrifu,al ss Ish 3.S2e,
ysIafes.3u1er - f.a 8.17t. Ssf6Hirtsr
1T Hstis. Sat 2ssf b.70e, Grx1ss 6.60s
NsaO 4" S.2Se, Sabs 6.1st, Ssss.rss
S.05s, Sra1ulateb 4.sos, Gtansns ~"
1905, S,sf.:tisnert ~" 4.7St. Hs. / 4.6s,
10. i4.soe, Re-. s4.5sc, r.. 44.50e, Rs.
4.45, ,ns. 8 l.4os. r.. I 4.85e, Hs. s%.30t,
fts.s 4.2se, 70. 10 ADS, 10. IL AIS. Ts.
12 Aloe Ns. IL 4.05t. Hs. II 4.oss.
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BasKmlisex.
0tfb. Bsnss ano aitien In gsew ysfI

0sft. BsHss anS Mitien In ssem ysrf.
osIs .sR esH@ Durbe su 4 - 4H% ausse.
lisben unb idlob gu 4-4L%.
9rima SsiAaitspapters Sxrstn ~ 81
biafentirt.
CtsrlinsG GrMAnse IN fetis. Si6t
IA S4.85l4-4.853a xHs 90 fast 6omnereia!
Bills ~ t4.805s--4.8O54.
6ansss. . ObItadttsntn SarsR Ne
tis ans nsrnen uie islat qxstirt
Ser. 6taaten Msfanstns ~ 1001e-10lsa,
~ rssikrirt. (l945D 1I3s4-i14H, asupsns
1l3L-I14L, ~ resihrirt. 102a - lo3,
gsuSsns 1921 = 103, Yanama Rssifsres
~ 100za-1O1L.
Attienmartt. - Der Marft NOR ans
ianaf ifpat unb bic preiit batttn gu lei,
ben. 8aIo jebsh trot .ine 8enoune Elm, nno
bic Srsii. .rbolten fh uieber. Der Wartf
idIob tart.
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@runbitidIpe Ipefulationcn uso
Sbeatersriinouusen

Utan 1d)relbt aus Serltn: vHenn
ienlano ein 8rlmoitiid belist, oo5 70
maBlos iibertbellert lit, baB es altf
reelen 8ege feline 8er3iniungsm0g-
lihfeiter bietet, 10 miro Elm Sbeater
oarauf errihtet". 0ieie IN 8erliner
Serrainfreiie11 ofters geborte gemer=
funa lit mebr alS Elm bloBer @is,
pielnlebr Elm 5Saftlln1, oaS ollr6 5aDl=
reibe Beiipiele belegt Deroen fam.
60 batte Die Staot Berlin anlaBllh
elmer Strobenregulirun9 an Der gBelF
betban1ner gride cine 8ar3elle bon
nod niht tauieno Guaoratmetern
iibrig bebalten uno perlongte bterfiir
Die Rleintgfeit BON 100000 N.
aein @otnl= poer @aarerbauS, mt6
fem Sotel mar irnItanoe, oieien FrelS
fir cine nl1r 5u et1pa 5lpelorlttel be-
baubare SSldfe 81 be5abIe1 ga nluBs
te alIo eirtS beuter bin 1no 10 enrtano
Die &onriihe Sper, Der man es ibon
pon ultBen aniiebt, iUeld]e Wtithe lie
bat, iih ulf bIeiem tleinen Hldbd)e1t
ein3urihten. 2luf dbnlide &5eiie lit
Die Heihsbaltptitaot 81 Dem gteuert
Shallipielbaus am gtollenoorfplab
eefomnte1, nahoern Iih Der bort lie-
genbe 9iieienblod megen Ieine5 ipefu=
latip qeihraubten Treiies alien anoe=
| ren8erpertbunss ssn1oglihfeiten Dtoers
iest bate.
9as 2bema oGie 9erlirer 8rlno=
rellte alS sSoroerin Ser oramdtnhcn
alrnit" oilrfte oenlndd)lt ollr6 Die
grrihtung zines Sbeaters arf Dem
8elanoe oes iogenanllten S6eltnen-
piertels burh elm neues aapitel be-
reihert perben. 0ieIe5 8eldrloe III
9lnIang 1911 BON Dem 0ireftor gSil-
helm 2ipmnnn 5ilianlnerl init einen1
| Bripatfapitaliiten, Der Die sln3ablrnl
BON 11a Wiaionen N. letitete, por
Der Staot Berlin fiir 8 Utiuionen "
erlporben lDoroen. ssngerllner8rlmo,
ItiidSfreiIelt belt nan leiner5eit Die
lem Greis fir nllBeroroentlib bod
| Sn3Diihen lit Die ihon ihleldenoe
8rinoItidsfriie 5llm offenen Slus'
brud gefommen unb infolgebeiien III
alih Die gebauung beS Shcunertpler.
tells bis beute nid]t mogllb gelpeic,l
Cine ein3ige Witethsfaierne ragt etrl'
lam aus Dem groBen 8eldnoe herpor
9u oas suguuIten Der Staot Berlin
einsetrasene Hsittaufsslo bon 6!
Willionen M. 81 per5inien lit, Dab
reno Ginnahnen norldlfig nld)t 81
erlparten lino, 10 fam man lid Dor
| ltellen, nelhe briidetlbe 2alt oiele:
Scrrain filr Die jeBigen 9eiiscr &c
oeutet. Nunmebr aber iou Der Itodsu
Den Gntfpifllrne elm frdftiger glnItol
ouf Dem llmnege iiber oie oranati
| id)e alinIt Gegebcn lperoen Sbpob
befanntlid IN Berlin feiu Wange
| on Shcutern lit lno cine Rcibe ppr
ltnternebmltngen bieIer Irt nit ii
nan3lellenSh Shwierigfeiten 5u filupfel
| bot, poIIen Die aSntcreiicnten De:
| Shelrnenpertels Elm nelte3 Ibeate!
| aui oieiem @elauoe errihten. bas oel
| 3tpeten Der gteuen freien 8oitsbiib
tie Oienitbar eeinoht pcroen lou. 0i
| Staot Berlin bat lid, bereit erfldrt
| cine bobe Sppotbcf aili has 5u er
| rihteroe Ebeater 5lt getpahren, nntel
Der geoingu,aL oab Die slusbietungs
garantie elner @roBbanf beigcbrud
miro. 8iesbe5iigIihe Gerbanblltngel
iinb audi bereits in Der Sftpebe. 81
lhanoelt ii4 nm elm sSnititut. 'bas mi
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MmSndrtige aNdrtte.
Rep1srs. 19. DECEMBER.

=
Retl. - 8ufxtr 90, 600 Dbls., NerfGRSt
IL 900 DbIs.-- Der Narft mar teute fttis.
Gprins yatsnt $4.40-4.6O, 0inter etraitstS
A.l5-4.65, 8inter 3atenis $4.6S-6.0o
Oprixs clears $4.15--4.4b, 6ixtsr eytras
IL. / $l.Ok-4.1S, Rs. = b. 4S.9G-k.0S,
&anfas etraie9ts 34.00-l.lO.
Hssseanetl har rubis.-GAir bis sutei
$8.6o-3.S5. 4siee bic faxes $3.9O-4.O0.
Du4 Rstl mar rnbis n $3.50
$50 pr loo 1fHnb fair bic Sstss t2.es
Sis, 6site biS fsnes $6.oo-6.16.
Matsns1 Dar ketis. eeines nsstsi
xxb seltts tl.8k-1.40, orsbss $1.8o-l.S6,
AilnSries $3.26.
Hs4bsiesn nsmtneE. 1Rsrisaa Csc
su1 eaNatiaM oes {. |. 4. Ksb ossf.
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"a. so, trtra $6.60--6.75, Iei6t. xerfanst-
fOrten $6.so--7.10. ssr,et ssn ITO 9funs
xnS Stniser S. .00--e86, medium bon l6O
--.l80 8funb t7.10--725.
O6sfs xRb tanas,. - Die 3nfubt
mar beute sering uno bic 4rti1e itette.
6asie. ertra s3.75-3. s5, ssts Bic ans.
erI.itne $3.3s-3.65, srSixdr. bts sate $l.7 20
--325.
edmmer. -- Grtra bradten $7.75, gut. bts
auserIeiene $T25-7.65, srsiHdre bis fair.
$475--7.l5, 5dbrIins. $4.oo-5.50.
Gtiesss, 10. DECEMBER 1919.
Ntxsst.s.-B..so s5.45-9.75, fsrai
eti.re 81. .40-5e5, s.Flia. ett.r. - 5.25
7.5O Gtsftrs uns S.eser3 $4.20 - rs.
&ate xns b.if.r, s2T0-7.50, Raiser $3.50
1000. Nartt it.is bis ifarf.
eaSeiN.. - eetat. $3.50 - 7.25, at-
Riiatt 90. .90--7321a, fAp.re s6.85-1.35,
rsuhe 1886 - T.0j, 6srtsl $5.o0-6.75.
Martt ftstie bic farf.
6hsf.xnp sinm.r. -- shpfs: Gln'
s.imiis. So. $3.50. ssHIihs 81 00-5'10
sdSrlinse So 40-6.O5; 2smmsr: xiHbeim /.
i6e S5.75 -- 8.l0 sttIi1e s6.0o-S. 10,
Warft it.tia bis &c b6ber.
3ufu9r -- Rinopieb 4,500, Shpsin
&C, 600, Ssafs unb 2dnmer 5000.
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metau martt.
N.sDsrt, 19. December.

Nes vsrt, 19. DECEMBER.
st1a III piIis ~ s4s. .80-5000; Rssfer
ia Hau; eIeettrsIstie $17.62 - 17.87e,
Gate $1162-17.s7s; gafinss ~ $l7.a5
-l7.37 3Iei ruba IL S4.264.36. eSeIter
rubig II S7.20-7.40. eifen faxm fstig. &s. l
tsnRSrp Ksrtb.ra t18.50-l9. 90, xs. , b..
,ut1S 00-l8.5O, r., Soxtbsrx $1S.2s-
1900 nnb. Hs. 1 6sxtAera fsft ~ SIS. 7s-
1879.
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Nnr II An & N11rd q

Gurd ooS ourd d. 0ringcr
erlpdrlnen un0 einreiben errelht Ct.
,ESofobS Del ben 0uftnerD uno furlrt
Silfteuid)mcr5en in ieiner idltmnltCH
Sornl.
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Stebmdrfte.

GiaeinaGtt. 10. December.
sufxbr xnb Beriasst pdhrens Der osrHsi.
fsssx "A stuRssn, p,rsli4en nit ben ssrber.
atbeHben 8 9aaen nartR nie fslat;
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Wutit WeIDntartte.
cixsinnAti 10. De,.mbss. ,sls.

DIE Radfrdse mad DarIeben nor beute
tttne iebr srobe, bod narsn bic Eaatef, init
Noutinearbeit,n fart beidditiat. Die aims.
ratsn limb unperdnbert oebltebtn. Hir Oar.
ltben .on coll" maroen BON ben 8anicn
- 6h% bereAnet, unD @efdditsp apiere
purben 5u 81 bisfontirt. Die Wa,ler pla.
slrttn Sribat.AapitaI su k--5kg ,,on eaa''
uns uui 9eit ,u 51f-6%.
MsdfeI ami Rsp gsn
parsn nemineu su 2 ari snifAen 1anttR. Die
Ssanterrats bstrdat 60e Trdmie per $1,000.
DtAfu ssi Gusssa.
ane astis. - Die fslaensen nuss,rxnaen
iinb ~ b.ri6t.n:
asnsss, 8 sase si6t, a4.ssk-4.ss& yer
=. 90 fas. Siat. $4.824--4s21a per 4;
yeris, tass siat. 5l7t1 araaes; per
ylW; 20 fase Si4t, $40 Srants Der
woo; far G,utfHIanb 4 fase 6i4t, Narf
sohs b. so faae Si&t, 9l1Se.
Documentary DiaS auf Qonbon hurSen IL
l.60k, sxf OIasssD sx 44.e0k xab axf
Sdtaf ~ $3.50 bertauft.
0swbsesrtIiishs~sM.
m5is sns hstis. Die Danssa ssstir.s bic
tslst:
aintaxf. x.rf2af.
- 1snAs, 1925 Goup. .ll8N 1l4H
- 0snbS, 1918 49,. .107k l03
-, DsnbS, 1880. ..1OOT l0lL
- vaNama ..l007s 101h
GIeariss 6suie rmfate.
Die 9mfdte tin aisfa.n Glearimatsxfe be.
hsfsH 10 tente axf 81, ,084, ,160.
9sfdl.ee.mrtt&ten
Der Narst in aofalfelnritdten nar beut,
nan aHo bic 9rsife ssbradt. @sriauft mar.
ben.
Nm her CSSie.
First eau
alftier procter d Gamble .5e2
Second 0an
% MftteH gin'tt Gds & Giectric.. 81
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-08
BELFAST.

Quite an exciting runaway occurred,
Tuesday, about $50 p. NJ, on Main street.
and that no one WAS injured was consid-
cred quite remarkable Two boys,
Thomas Mank and Carl Robinson were
driving white pony and in turning the
corner near the Waldo Trust Co., some
thing frightened the pony and he gall
loped mady down Main street When
near the store of Norton & Pinsbury
he made turn which threw both boys
out in a snoWbank not ini1ring them in
the least, but demolishing the sleigh.
The pony was stopped not far away.
The shafts were broken from another
sle.g.. which was standing near, but no
other damage done The runaway fright
ened the big black truck horses of
James Post, of the Belfast Trucking Co.
which We're standing on the street. and
they tore madly up Main street, at the
same time the pony was going down.
Tho big horses We're stopped by William
Kimhall before they had gone very far,
however, and without doing any damage.
DR.. w. l.. West secretary of the Bel
fast board of trade, has just received a
letter from Mr.. Nagel United States
secretary of Commerce and Labor, ask
ing the Belfast board to send represent
tatiyes to Washington April 10, for the
purpose of forming a National board of
trade, according To the request of Presi-
dent Taft. \ special meeting will be held
and representatives chosen on Friday
of next week the State board of trade
meets at Augusta. and the Belfast board
will be represented by Hon. Robert II.
Dunton, Orlando f. Frost and DIR. w. l..
West.
Mrs. James Preston Gane McLellan)
of Lowell, Mass. arrived, Tuesday night.
for a weeks visit with her father, Hon.
William H. Mcclellan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury went
to Augusta, Wednesday morning, for Il
brief visit
Horace Chenery returned to Boston.
Wednesday, after spending a few days
in this city on business
Miss Annie NJ. Kittredge of this city.
who is now the guest of her nephew.
Claude b. Roberts, in Ponce Porto
Rico, was entertained. last week. at
Mayaguez, about 50 miles from Ponce.
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Pneo Mrs
Pineo was formerly Miss Elizabeth ~
Quimby, second daughter of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. George y. Quimby of Belfast.
The remains Of Mrs Hattie Nest Will
liams, Wife of Herbert y. Williams, who
died in Grafton, Mass, last Saturday,
were brought to this city for interment.
Tuesday, and services We're held at /
?. NJ. from the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank West, on the Pitcher
Road. the Rev. NJ. s Hill of the Metho-
dist church officiating.
The many friends of George Russell
will be sorry TO learn that lie is consid-
cred critically i'll. He has been confined
to his home on Congress street for SONS
weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-08
Making Old Orchards Profitable.

The following address was delivered
by Prof f. +. Hitehings:
In order to discuss this topic intel
figently, we must take..a glance at the
following: First-The orchard con-
ditions of the past to note methods
and causes that have rendered the old
orchard improbable. Second-A typ
ical orchard of the present to ascer-
tain if such a reclamation is possible.
Third-The ideal orchard of the future
to see if there is possibility for
profit in the right management of this
Having decided these last two in the
affirmative we viii proceed to formu-
fare plan of procedure that if car
ried into effect must meet with a
measure of success commensurate
with the actual effort put forth.
But success depends, first-Upon the
individual effort of every advocate
of better fruit. Second-Upon the CO.
operation III local centres of wide
awake orehardists, who have the cour-
age of their convictions, backbone
enough to put them into action, and
faith in their associates to combine
for better results. 1t must be cam
paign of education along modern lines
of practical demonstration work not
theory Extension work must be car
ried to the orchard. The first step in
the actual process of making the old
orchard profitable will be that OF
tree renovation. which will bring
about the renewal of vigorous activ-
ity by right methods of pruning,
scra ming and spra wing This will tend
to produce healthy condition as a
foundation principle We viii follow
this by the right management of the
evil conditions of filth. fertility and
humus content, in order that there
may be such an increment of vigor
as to ward off, to great degree the
attack of fungous and insect troubles.
In most cases large number of va
rieties must be sacrificed in order to
render the orchard profitable from Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-08

had through no fault Of his own failed,
and or his death my mother and five
unmarried daughters were left abso-
lutely penniless MY mother was sub
sequcntly granted government pen
sion Of Zoo year, which on her
death--three years ago--was continued
to nay four sisters in the proportion OF
G25 a year each.
"of these four sisters two twho are
not at all strong or fit for work at aID
are t'1st barely making a living-one
as . kindergarten teacher and the
other keeuing home for Indian chill
dren. The third is at present out of
a post altogether, and While trying to
find fresh work has nothing at all but
her e2J pension, and the fourth is one
of the secretaries at the national health
society.
Il myself, who am supposed to have
been fairly SUCCESSFUL have a copy
ing ofIice-have been working excess
sively hard for over 90 years. / have
had one or two bad attacks Of over
work illness and the doctor now tells
me that / have overworked for SO long
that six months complete rest is i'm
pcrative.
We have none of us been able to
make enough money to save. I do not
think under these circumstances there
can be any question that our oircum-
stances are necessitous. AS long as
there was no prospect of help of any
kind We none of us complained, nut
have, I think I may say, made the best
of had job, holding that ii is no use
fretting about what cannot be helped
Now, however, there seems an OPP
poYtunity by which the anxiety of the
future, which naturally gets greater
year by year, might be considerably
lessened. and we do not wish to throw
away such a chance. Poverty. through
absolutely no fault of ones own. can-
not possibly be regarded as a dis
grace, and I am perfectly sure that
my grandfather himself would not,
We're he now alive. be ashamed of us,
and of our acknowledgment of our
pecuniary position. New York Sun.