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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-14
EASTON

Mrs. Clarence Andrews of Rock House i7 spending few days in Bridgeport as gSest of friends
 Miss Jennie Gregory of Sport Hill is spending a few days with Mrs. Robert W. Marsh.
 Mrs. Peter Favreau who has been confned to her home with illness. is now improving.
 Miss Mary A. Gillette, having spent MT. and Mrs. Edward Gillette at Adams Corners. has returned to her uncle and aunt, Rev. and Mrs. Judson Conklin in Trenton, N. J., where she is taking a course of music.
 Miss Either Gustavson has return ed to Mrs. Georgia Jennings in Aspe- tuck, having spent few days with her parents.
 Mrs. August Kuehn is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Relyea of Plattsville, who is
 The prayer meeting of the Baptist church will he held at the parsonage on Friday evening.
 William Keller has the new barn that he is building nearly completed. MT. Keller has his cattle in the barn belonging to Mrs. Flouner Mallette during the winter.
 Miss Adel Keller is spending a few days with Mrs. Mallette Sanford.
 MT. Sylvanus Mallette is confined to his home with illness. MT. Samuel Wisner who has been very i'll and confined to his room in the hospital in Bridgeport for a few
 
 soon be well enough to return to his home.
 Charles Gregory of Sport Hill, hay ing spent few days with his par eflts, MT and Mrs. George B. Greg ory has returned to his duties in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Dwight Sharp of Bridgepo-- has returned home, having spent a few days with her parents, MT. and Mr. Daniel Edwards. The funeral of Ba' dwin Beach was | h cid at the home of MT. and Mrs. | Charles Turney in the Centre on We'd nesday afternoon. MT. Beach was 6S years of age and had been in very poor health for several years. Mrs. Turney has taken care of him ever | since his wife died several years ago. The burial was in the Union ceme- | tery.
 | MT. Charles Winton is seriouTly i'll at the home of Mrs. Frank Rowell on | Round Hill with pleurisy and pneu- monia.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-14
HOW COLD AFFECTS

Avoid taking cold if your kidneys are sensitive. Cold congests the kidneys. 4I1rows too much work upon them srd weakens their action. Serious Kc4aey trouble and even Brights dis ease may result. Strengthen your kidneys, get rid of the pain and sore ness, build them up by the timely use of Foley Kidney Pills. Tonic in ac- ion, quick in results. l.. F. Curtis.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-14
PHYSICIAN A WITNESS.

pr. W. Fl. CurIey O. 475 State street has been served with a summons to appear in New York to give testim ony in q suit for injury brought by Albert Smith of New York against the White Construction company. He seeks for damages of $30-0OO. Dr. Curley was one of the staff of Bellevue hospital at the time that the injured man was brought there.s
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-05-02

order. The date was originally set
for week ago, but was postponed
owing to many counter attractions.
All members of the Rebekahs, the
-sncampment of the Canton, whether
Or not they are members of the local
organizations, are cordially invited to-
be present. :
Dancing will furnish the principal
diversion of the evening, music for
the occasion being furnished by
OConnor's popular orchestra. The
ladies Of the local Rebekah lodge will
serve an elaborate banquet during
the evening, and everyone will have
a snlendid time
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-05-02

one of the best that has been seen
here in years. 1t was different from
any other theatrical production. A
great deal Of the Scotch dialect was
eliminated and English substituted,
but~-a~suh1cient a16b6Ht Of quaint
Scotch words remained to make an =
curate pictrue of home life in bonnie
Scotland during the period Of the
early COS.
The star Of the production was Miss
Molly MCINTYRE as Bunty. Miss Nc
1ntyre was supported by an excellent
cast, we'll balanced splendidly adayted
adapted for their respective parts.
The company deserved to have been
greeted by capacity house.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-05-02
EN- ROUTE TO HlLLssoRo

A. D. Hageman, formerly of Glen
.Ullin, was in the city Thursday morn
ing en- route to Hillsboro. He is max
ing the trip in his motor car. Mr..
Hageman recently sold his stores in
Glen Ullin and Hillsboro and is con-
!templating engaging in busiess in
some of the new towns along the new
railway extensions in this section Of
the state
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-05-02
PULLED
All, THE strings

It was a shame that there was not
a packed house at the Bijou theater
"Wednesday evening to witness the
ebautiful Highland comedy, 'Bunty
Pulls the Strings" as produced under
the management of Messrs shubert
and William A. Brady. The play was
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-05-02
ODD FELLOWS TO
!. Have Big time.

Tonight will be red letter occasion
in the history of the local lodge OF
the Independent Order Of Odd Eel
lows. They will gather in Pythian
Hall to commemorate the ninety-third
anniversary of the founding of their
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-05-02

FOOD SALE
The M B. A. will hold food sale
Saturday afternoon, May 4, at Adams
drug store.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-05-02
LECTURE FRIDAY

David Goldstein will deliver a lec-
ture Friday evening in st. Mary's
pro-cathedral on SOCIALISM," Mr..
Goldstein was formerly a member of
the Socialist party, and later changed
his views. He is now lecturing against
this faith. There will be no admission
charged, but collection will be taken
during the evening to defray the ex.
penses of the speaker.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-05-02
WHEN you BUY

Basement Bargains here you get
real Bargains. Come and see. Lucas
Store.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-05-02

WANTED-Competent girl for gener-
al housework. Apply to Mrs. Geo.
M Register
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-05-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTE0-Work Of any kind by a
young man. Grant Dennie, 46 Main
street, or phone 44M
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ct. galentin.

On fummt mir s'rabe In ben Sinn.
9eut' feiertt mir ct. Galenttn;
Damn tper6cn SLIDER aIerbanb,
Wiit Spriiden, bmrd bic 9uft berfan6t
3umetft nm Sremnbe ST. erfrem'm,
9pd ntandmal iinbfs aud Stidelei'n;
itrb batnit miro bann mnbebaht,
Weitunter b1fes 8lut gentadbt.
Drum ballet bnrin MaE nnb i3iel,
Sn biel, tit nIemal ST. biel.
@emetne Sa6en fhift Elm @i6t,
Splst ibr benz b6Ien 8etfpieI ntft.
gtmr Miebertradt aIeim fiG frent,
Wenn iie bereitet anbern 0etb.
Misbranft bic Hcif bpr Maetit tttft,
Mit elmer S1mut= nnb Shanbgeihidt;
Senn bas lit eine fdlimme Sad,
ttmh brinst nid)t ielten rnscntad.
Gprst benin bafiir, baf ibr nerifift,
Gin fh1nes 8il6, bns MIR begliift;
llnb freut emd ielbif batn i'm gpraus,
Sak Srenb' ibr ffafft in Gremn6esSans.
@enn emf unt idift Der 6reun6e Sanb
Gin nieblihes Grinnernmgspfaub.
Gu 5eigt banfbar erdb bafiir,
tlnh trinft ibr @ubl 1T 2pne Star
8ier.
Srinft fleikis anf Der Jrenmbe Wpbl,
un6 bak bic Jrennbfhaft banern iDl.
grintt and Gins anf Ganft gaIentin,
Damn fliegen lcidt bic Stmnben bin.
Srinft banm Elm elias utb mod elm glaS,
Sp lang nod Conc Stnr 8ier I'M JaE.
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Seit mebr oIs As eyobren NOR

Seit mebr aIs 45 Sobren mar
nlan ilber 0as Sdtdial oes Waiors
nno &onnmanoeurs pes 16. olterrci-
fiiden Sdger : 8otaiGons gbuoro
Seioel i'm lrgemiiien. Wfon nlibte
MIR, oaB oieier Sffi5ier i'm @efcbt
on Ser Spite ieines 9atoillons ben
Sturm gegen oie BreuBen eefiibrt
bat. 91s aber nad oem &f an.
81. Sum- 1866 oos S6Ia6tfelo at
geln6t pnroe, fano itd bon oieiem
ein5igen S%tubsoffi5ier oes 8atoil-
Ions feline Spur. @s murbe linn auF
ben biitoriiden 9oben bon Sen Diff
5ieren uno Soloaten oes 8atoinons
Elm @eoenfitein erri6tet. Sest bat
man ourb einen 3ufaG oie @ebeine
oes @efollenen otfaefunoen. 3mei
@oloarbeiter er5ablten einem itaoti-
i6en Sorltmeiiter, 6oB Tie beim Mus
graben bon @ur5elltoden i'm iooe-
nannten &oguiber @nloe inf lteber,
reite zines Stobsoffi5iers eeitobel,
icien. Gum geneis fir lire Nnrab-
me bradten iie oie golbere araaen-
borte> mie iie oon1ols Stabsoffi5iere
Ser Sdgertruppe trugen, unh Die
&l1opfe zines Sffi5iersrodes, STE
beim Sfelett Iagen, nit. Die ano.
pfc trltgen Die 8atoi1ons : Stunt
rIer t6
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Sect. mo- sic @ebanfen an oas
0ei6aft i'm gan5 erfiiuteu, mo IT,
man6e leiie Gorge, 10 mandes Be.
oenfen bas ous5uipred)en er iih
ldeute, an inn nagten, iebt mar er
p1eaet6t nod met1tger als iollit
oas, tpas man einen unterbaltenoen
@eleai6after, gei6ipeige oenn einen
Gonrmad)er rlennt. @r beobodtete
nit anBeroroentli6er Beinlidfeit
Die guten Sprmetl aber er fono nudj
Wfogoa geeeniiber @ielten, eigentli6
ME Elm pGrmeres @ort. uno lpenn
9elene Sturm I'M @%lternbouie auf-
taudte, 10 5og er iid meiit ean5
5uriid; oos i6mar5lodige Maoden
NIT Den etpie fragenoen angen NOR
ibm unipmpatbii6 nno unbequem.
Sc mebr er Selene fennen lernte,
oelto ipeniger germ iab er Wogoo
in ibrer @eienidoft. @r mar ein
SrrbaufIteber nno nabm ieinen
Worgentee Dor Den ubrigen Saus-
%bepobnern. 4nfatgs bette lbm Der
alte Sobam oas Sriibitid auf Ser
8eranoa ierpiert. 9ann balb
nod Sttos Mbreiie = fono er eines
Cages Waeoa idon am Seetiid,
als er aug Dem Sauie trat. Gr
bate es fir einen 3ufaG gebalten
uno iif feline ~beIonoeren @eoonfcil
bariiber gemadt, obmol es i'm LII.
miGfiirli9 ar1genebm ~beribrte, mia
lie linn ben See bereitete l1no Die
Moitidnitten Itri6. @ls er iid obpr
an ndhiten Morgen mieoer err
itcIte, mollte er Elm 8eto e%inlegen:
uWoeoo, gu mohit Dir meinettpe-
gen nnbeanemlidfeiten. Gas MID
i'd u1ter feinen l1mitdnoen
(Gortlebuno ioIat.)
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X 2.48 3oa Megen fino Montag
bier sefaaen.
6rau glugulta Wdurer, lett
fiinf5ig Sabren cine 8emobnerin IN.
ierer Staot, lit i'm Mlter BON ~
Sobren eeitorben.
- Otto Mapp, % Sabre alt nno
felt sfpci Monaten berbeiratet, bat
iid erlholjen, iuobrideinlih aus
gerSmeiflune oariber, Bob er feline
Mrbeit finoen fonnte.
Montog obeno ftarb IN ibrem
Souie an Der Nebaba StraBe 6rall
Nauline Gan6ers @eu6en, Die @at-
tin BON %. 8. Reuoea, felt 90 Sab.
rem cine gpmobnerin unierer Staot
Sic binterIdbt ibren Gatten uno
bier Ginoer.
SIM Sitter BON 81 Sobren itarb
grnft Ssonas, Der mebrere Sabre an
Der gfe Der Marfet uno Der Glib
aIamo StraBe Elm 2unditano be-
trieb.
Soc Saina, Elm alter oeutidcr
giirger Der Staot, friberer Col
oat Der gunbesarmee, lit i'm @lter
BON rs Sabren seitorben.
MboIpbo Martine5 1T bon De.
tcftip &naus mgeflagt ben erfolg.
loien geriud gemadt gu baben
oen 2ooen bon S. s. Bebrofia an
Der Sio-5Iores StraBe IN Brand
81 itefen.
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gns Seimsartners saaebud).

Sn Dem Sagebudc ieiner Mp
natsidrift uSeimgarten" peroffent-
li6t Setter &oiegger folgenoe
Wterfe:
@ern EN- &%erfermeilter Dem De
li%nqueniyi, IN Ser 5riib Dor Der Sim
ridtung einen n@uten Morgen"
minfbt ODER ein 9ltbeiit .Moieu!"
iagt oOer menll 3pei 8linoe nit
ben 8orten uIuf @ieoerisben"
auseinanoerseben. 10 iino oas
murOerli6e @riiBe, Die BEL aller
8abrbaftigfeit Ser 8erionen bas
nidt nleinen fonnen, mos Tie iagen.
gs gi6t aber au6 @riiBc> sic ct.
mas altoeres anoeuten monen, ais
mas iie iagen, nit einem guten
@ortc ettpas SdIimmes ousoriif-
fen, aih init einem iebr l1limmer
Elm nod idlimmeres meillen.
3pet 8eiipieIe: Gin 8iener Sia-
fer fibrte cine Game bonn @eit-
babnbofe na6 DEM Stepbansplab.;
bier famen iie, mie oas in @iel
fait INNER gebt, matchmaker in lau-
ten 3nieipalt iuegen oes Sabrprei-
les. Die Dame als ihneioige 8ie-
nerin pebrte fid TAPER, unb III
Der 9ise bes @efe1tes entiGIiipite
Dem 6iafer Der Malne u&urneIl"
0ieier Same flingt an uno fir
iib soii8 bibld, Die Game a6er
ging Din uno uerfIagte Den Mana
BEL @erid)t. Der Siafer muroe gnu
Big berurteilt 5u pieruu53ipanaig
Stnlloen Mrreit. 9os lpurltte i'm,
hrnn CT bottle idon ben Gilnfgul.
oellld,ein in De, 6auit. nit Dem
er feline Geminis5en5 ans DEM
Sierreide 8u iiibnell geoadte. Or
id)ante oie als 9ldgerin .trb Gen.
gin ontueienoe Dame 10 DOH Del
Geite en-, Damn ltelte er Dem Sid.
fer folaenoc Jroge: uguar @na.
Dcn, nit @rlaubnis! Sc lit allo
uirfli6 Derboten, Su elnes lhollen
unn pornebmen ~gnaoigei Srall
.&arel" 81 iagen2" aGas Ee-
ben sic nun geieben." vMit Grs
loubnis, gucr @naoenl Sect mod.
te ih aber germ milien, Oh es aud,
perboten 1T, 5u einem &amel ogno-
oiee Srau" gu lagen2" u9aQe.
gen femme ib fem @eies~, entidieo
Der Mi1ter a9iel5udeno, voas ifebt
in Sbrem 9elieben." Da bet
neigte iid Der Slater Dor Der 9a-
ME, iaste. Stiff Die Sano, gnaoi-
ge SralL" - nn6 frat nb.
uno oas 5peite geiipiel babe
ib aus Der Sdmeia. 9ort mar 5ni-
lhen einem reihen Wfetger uno els
mem armen Steinflopfer i'm 3anf
oag aGeroines Ieidt mis5nperlte-
sbenoe 3miningstmrt uSdmeine
buno" gefaaen. Ser Wann, BEN
es permeint getpeien Der Stcin-
HOPPER war's = ging 5u 8ertdt
uno perlan9te Die 8eirpaidnnq
ieiner @bre. Der 9fidter lieB tit
oen San eradblen, sufte ben ar
men geufel an uno enti6ieo ba-
bin, bob Ser Musoruf sar felse
geleibisung lei, neil es fem SieI
eebe, BOG 10 belize: es gebe mol
Gdmeine uno Sunoe, ollein eir'e
Miidralie i'm mseoeuteten Gimme
| fomme nidt Dor. 9as Bort lei
olio eegenltunoslos. Ser &laeer
por abeetpieien. Gieier orebte Den
SUIT elm paarmal III Der 9ano Der
Inn, perneigte iid Dor Dem 8if-
ter: .aoieu Serr CD uno iaq
tc oas @ort, peldes gegenltanos,
Ios lit, neil es fein Sier gibt, oes
10 beiBt.
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Gin eridrefcmoes @eranid

III Ser @roe TIT 5uipeilen Dor einem
itarfen @rbbeben ipabraunebmen, als
8arnllng Dor 11abem unbeil. Die
@arnungen Der Natur iino gut.
Sener ounpfe Shmer5 i'm Miiden
lparnt @ll6 Dor 8ernahlaiiigune
ser Nieren, fats SIR 8aiieriuft.
&arnrubr ooer 8rigbt's 9iieaie cnt.
geben moIlt. geebmt iogleiA Cleo
trio 8itters" nno finoet, DAB Miif
fenidmer5 pergebt uno @ol6efinoen
suriidfebrt. uMein 5obn bette bon
icinem @ebrard groBen Nllten bel
Nieren- r1to 8laienfranfbeit, er 1T
cine groBortige Nierennleoisin"
i6reibt Setter 8anop, Soutb Gcds
inoob, Mid. geriudt i'm. SOC lei
alien Mpotbefern.
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ihon aus GROCER @ntfernnng Den er=
item GRUB BON San Sranctsco britt
gen. Die Blane fir oieien st.
Ssrancis @eodhtnisturm" limo be
reits bonn Direftorium Der Baral11a<
Gaeific : 8eltausiteaung gutgebel=
hen moroen. @r miro etne 9obe DOH
$50 SUB baben nit einem nnterbau
BON 200 SUB i'm @epiert BON Dem
aus iiA cine Monumentallaule bon
IS SUB i'm Gepiert aus Stablltrnt-
tur nit Marmor- uno Serraeottd-
@erfleioung erbeben miro. 9ie So,
item oieies ausiidtsturmes, Der
aleid5eitia aIs Die bodlte Station IN
ser @elf fir Srnfentelegrapbie
uno ais 2eubtturm oielten miro, linh
auf cine Weiaion Dollars perant
ldlaat. Son anoeren in @uslidt
aenommenen Spe5ialanlagen ltno
cine Reproduction bes 8onolnafa.
nails nno groBartige iaponilde, dbl
nelilde uno bamaiiihe @artennrtla-
gen 5u ermabnen-
9aB ober audi Die Gtaot San
Srancisco Ielbit iih i'm Sabre 1915
eur gr0ffnung Der 4%usiteanng in er-
babener Maieitat u1o Sdonbeit oils
8eltausiteaungsitaOt I'M belten Sir
ne oes @ortes repraientieren miro,
oem1hrlei1ten oie 8emiibungen Der
nellen, fiir5lib e%rpablten Staotner-
maltung nit Santes Golpb, il, Ell
mem berporraeerloen @eihaftsmanne
uno entbuiiaitiiden ei%ngeborenen
| Sobn ser Staot 5an Srancisco. als
giirgermeiiter an Der Spite, GieIe
gtabtpermaltung bot bereits Die eil-
leitenben Sdritte fir cine Musga5e
bon mebreren Miaionen fir Stra
acknowledgement, Barfanlagen uno
lonltigc 8eribonerungen Der Staot
aetroffen uno miro p~orbebaltlid Der
faum nod in Srage itebenoen 3lt-
ftimmung Der 8iirgerihaft iber SS,-
100000 auf Die Shaffung eines
groBartigen 8ermaItunss : Gen.
trums inn @er5en Der Staot nit ct
mem neuen Monumental : Hatbals-
bau, groBem Muoitorium nit &on-
nentbaue uno anoeren offentlidel
@ebGuoen p~ertper1ben. Sc miro nit
.Sodorud oarouf b%ingearbcitet. oieie
@ebaube, iiher aber baS nere Mat-
baus uno oas @ubttortum sleidoei-
tig nit Ser @eltausitelu1g gu croft
men.
aae oieie glane u1o groicfte
finoen Die begeilterte l1llterifiitltig
Der 8emo6ner Der gan5en Bacific'
| &iIte, Die ale nit Ben 2eitcrn Der
Musitenungs : @eielfdaft nit Ser5
unb &oto bereit iino, 81 Der erfola.
reihen Durbfibrung Der Beltaits-
Iteaung i'm Sabre 1915 in Gan
| Srancisco bei5utrngen, nm Der ftau-
nenoen @elt etpas gu bieten, mas JIG
5upor nod ME seieben bat.
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9as neuc SeIephpn.

sic (als oie Gelepbonflineel err
tnnt): .Surra, Mdnne> oas erite
@eiprd6! 90 bin i6 ooh rieiig &C.
ipannt."
gr Gam slpparat): .0a baden
mir Die 8elheerung: Wamn bat Iib
off iebs @ohen angeIagt!"
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Seirats j. @eimd.

@ebiloeter 9eutider, @noe 205i.
ger, welder bereits 3 Sabre i'm
2anoe lit, nno iiber etmas &apitcl
perfigt, iudt 8efmntihaft mil
eeutid ipredenoem Maohen ODER
@itpe slpefs Seirot. @efdnige OF
ferten bite inter $. 8. an Die
expedition bieies glottes gu ienoen
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Die Gentnerin Sofreiter in
Wiinden Die ii6 Dor einigen Sagen
ans Gram ii6er ben 500 ibres Man-
mes nergiftete, bat Ser Stoot Miin-
den 100000 Marf perma6t, oeren
3inien CUR Salfte fir arnle Sdul-
finder, sur anoern Salfte CUR Inter
Itiibung bilfsbeoiirftiger &iinitler
germenbung finben ioaen.
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@ei6mloiste eimen silten grbeiter,

sd idob Die Sdmeraen tn mel.
ner linfen Seite 5tpei Sabre lang
auf unregelmdBige Ser5tdtigfeit"
Idreibt 50. @bans, Camille, 3d.,
raber ih peiB iebt, Dab es nur Ser.
oauungsihndde mar, 6a 09t
Sings Seem 2ife gias" mid pol-
lt1t1oig furiert baben." Das 8eite
fir Wagcn-, 2eber- uno @ieren'
2eioen, @eritopfling, 4opfipeb unh
SdtuG1e. 25c Bel alien Ipotbefern.
Sic i6noben Seiten Der Gro
BEN ermoeliden ben &leinen oas
Bormdrtsfommen.
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Inner Stoatsoepartement bat
abermals all miern @eianoten uno
nniere aoniuIn in Merifo elm Cir
ruIor erlaifen, in Dem es auf's @nfs
idieoenite beitreitet, oaB unierc
MeQieruna Die Mbiidt babe, tn Meri-
10 einauareifen nno ale oiesbe5iia,
Iiden @eriidte fir ndrriid en-
fIdrt.
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Setrats d ctne.


@m. 8. Stead uno 9eomig Z. So
binsfD.
artbur Sbatp u1o MeTlie gorbed.
@uftab S. 8rinf uno Watbiloe
M. 8urge.
@aIter $. @reifenftein llno Got
tie GROUNDS.
anton Srieienbabn uno augnlta
Eiper.
s. 8. @eBIer uub Geborab Gro.
nil.
albert gruoerer uno Marp @pb.
Mattbetp S 5dmiot uno Della
&obbs
artbur @erner unO SOiepbire
Nomiersfi.
@ebnrten.
6. Rirfdenboefer uno Jrau. elm
anabe; otto 3oener unb 6rau, Elm
Mdoden; IS. S. Sdermerborn uns
sSrau, elm &nabe; Mlfreb Opp ulo
1rau, elm Gnabe; q. 8. Sange-
nlo Srau, Elm Maoden.
Eooesf1IIe.
Mm- n. groiig, 4S Sabre aft;
emil @eftbeIm % Sabre, gbdrles
q. gegei1, 81 Sabre; Meper &erb-
ner. Il Sabre; Grau Minna Sup
te, 81 Sabre; Hbil. 2oos, 81
Sabre; Jrou Marsoret s. Smabe,
II Sabre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-14
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-09
REQUEST TO WITHDRAW
To Be Made to Both Taft and Roose-
Welt Is Latest Rumor.

Washington. July S-A nationwide
movement TO petition President Taft to
withdraw as the Republican Presidential
candidate is being backed by lare
number of Republican officeholders, who
feel that they face defeat in November
unless the breach in the party can be
healed
These men include members of Con-
gress, members OF state Legislatures
which will elect senator's. state and conn
~ officeholders and party candidates. If
the movement to petition Mr.. Taft to
withdraw gains any volume, it is said,
the same men in the interest of party
harmony may ask Col Roosevelt also TO
withdraw as a prospective candidate for
an Independent nomination, and permit
a compromise selection of some man ac-
ceptable to both factions OF the party
1t is the desire of the promoters of the
scheme that a decision shall be reached
before Aug. 5. when the Roosevelt fac
ton plans to hold a convention in Chi
eago.
The circulation of petitions. it was de-
clared, today, would start within a week.
II was said the movement would be-
gin simultaneously in every state The
organizers are now circulating blank
forms of petitions and appointing super
visors who, in turn, will engage can
vassers to solicit the signatures of Re-
publican voters. The authors of the plan
expect to offer to practically every Re-
publican voter in the United States a
chance to express his opinion of Mr..
Taft's candidacy either by signing the
petition or rejecting ii
The movement is in the hands of sew
eral wel-known members of Congress.
fhey are being aided By many of the
extreme Roosevelt Republicans. Inc en-
listment of the National Progressive or
ganization in the movement has been
sought and it was stated, today, that
senator Dixons organization was willing
to cooperate.
Information that the petitions We're to
be put before the voters leaked out, to-
day No particular person is authority
for the statement and members of Con-
gress concerned were unwilling to stand
sponsors for it until the movement was
under way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-09
Disagreement in
Archibald Charges

Washington, July "a sharp differ
enee along political lines has developed
in the Senate over the proposed inn
parchment of Judge Robert w. Archbalt
of the commerce court. Many senator's
including influential Republicans favor
deferring the trial until after the Mo-
vember elections, contending that ample
time should be given to prepare for the
hearing of the impeachment charges and
that many senators are needed at home
to look after their political fences.
Other senators, among whom are Sen
ators Simmons, Bailey and Reed, all
Democrats, urge that Impeachment pro-
ceedings are of such high privilege that
House shall prefer the charges, irrespee-
tive of the personal comfort and con-
venience of senators.
The IL articles of impeachment, each
an accusation, were presented to the
House. today, with the announcement
that their consideration, tomorrow. would
be demanded. Speaker Clark empha-
sized the solemnity of the proceedings
by securing the undivided attention of
the House while the articles We're being
read by Representative Clayton of Ala
bama. chairman of the Judiciary com
mittee, which unanimously reported
them. Mr.. Clayton dwelt on the gravity
of the charges The committees report
and resolution calling for the impeach-
ment We're ordered printed and distrib-
uted 10 members without the voicing OF
a single objection.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-09
BELGRADE.

NORTH-W lesley Dunn and family.
from Waterville have arrived at their
cottage on Great pond, also Mrs. Cas-.
well and Miss Molly Caswell.
Salmon Lake Grange gave very
successful entertainment. last Tuesday
evening, with the following program
Vocal solo, Mrs. Winnie Stevens; or
gan music, Miss Flossie Baker; read
ing, Mrs Annie Decker; farce. entitle
How the Colonel Proposed music,
Mrs. Stevens; recitation, Mrs. Decker;
organ music. Miss Baker. Ice cream
and cake We're on sale. and goodly
sum was realized to be used for tbs
benefit of the Grange. The orang"
Tea. last but not least, was also 4
pleasing part of the evening, especial
so in a financial way.
Rev. Mr.. Tutes was present, sun
day. at the Grange hall and delivered
a sermon. both morning and evening
Mrs. Angie Holbrook and family
from massachusetts, are summering III
town.
calvin Latin is rapidly recovering
from his recent illness.
Herbert Bickford is haying fol
James stevens, this week.
William Esmond of Gardiner ha'
been visiting friends in town.