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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-31

Die Gppingtun Office fir Sas ,,Gin'
rinnatier GDlfsblatt" befiuDet iid Iln
Uebdnbe Nu. 509-511 Wabiiun
elUcnne. glnseigen, Wiittbeilunsea
nnb geiteliungen irgenoiuelher Art
Uerben bis 10 l1br Ibenos baielbit
entgesengenommcu. SelepbOu Sontb
1854.
Sn Der Gp. qrot. ct. pauls
air6e, gde Der II. uno 9dntltt
Gtrabe CpaItor Diltelm $. Dorm,
sptro am Oienitug (Splpeiter) AbenD
Inn 8 llbr, Die AUDI am Neujabrsta9e
nm 10 u6r 10 Witnuten 9ormittags
SyeItgottesDienit absebalter, ipo3u
freunolttit eingelaosn piro.
-gbei6eine: Sbomas 6. Mc>
.penrp, Al, BON GoDinston, &p., uno
aittie 6. Sanner, %, bon Stranger,
ap. - Soiepb II. Burnett uno 2innie
u. Stepbenion, beioe bon QuolOp,
ap. - Geors Ut. Stiosrs, 27, bon
Columbus, g., unb Sarab Sbirlsp
Geis, %, Don gopington, ap. - Roz
bert 9. Soiner, %, bon GleDelunb,
8. unb Mattie glaB, 21, Don Gins
cinnati, 8. - Waltsr Clements, %,
uno Geril Ware, 20, betoe pon goz
pingtOn, ap. Weslep 5relano, 18.
Allnb Marp Bill, 16. bsibe bon gin=
einnoti, 8. Der grdutisam unb bic
Braut batten bic 3uitimmuns ibrer
Nngeb0rigen 5ur 0ereAslt6ung. -
Ssrrp Mann, 30, BON 2ouisoills, Rp.
.nno Garrp SliDsr, 81, BON Gbatta=
noosa, 9enn. - 6enrp q. aebIing,
SO, uno Grancis 9astamp, AZ, beibe
BON glsmere, &p.
- @runbeigentbums ubertrdgunz
gen: 9bsobora M. Weurtin an Gilbert
Wueller, Cots go. 81 uno 80, in Der
Soutb Dinsmors port untsrabtbei=
lung an Der Glenn Nps., in Siib Go
ptneton, 81. - 8londe Deslop Weil,
an Burt 9. Gonellp, Got an ber lez
mis- Strabe, 290 SUB Oitlih Der 8as
ter Strabe, $500. - u. 6. liht>
tpabt an oobn aennep, Got on Der
Eunell Npe., 1852 SUB iiiDlih Der IA.
StraBe, 81. - s. u. 2idtipubt an
Ber.ba 2intpabt, Got an Der Weits
isits Der purcsll 4De, 137 SUB iubs
It'd Der ID. Strabe. ST..
- Nnldblih isines 80. Geburtstas
ses tDuroe seitsrn 9errn Sobann DOr-
fel, bon Der 19. uno @reenup Strabe,
I'm 9auie ieinss Shpisseriobn,s,
9errn Sol. 2tnnemann, Ro. 1416
0arraro MDe.. nit einer @urprif.
spartp beebrt. Ct erbnlt bte beraIthz
ften Gratulationen Ietner Greunbs
nnb prahtDolle Gefhtnfe. Cine ger
miitblide Geier in feuht fr6bliher
Weiie foIste.
- Cba Ri4arbs pertlagte JaHes
gi@orbs auf yxuxh pon Miinuh.
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Spmpbonie.&pnSerte.

eSn ben beioem biessyohigen Spn.-
pboniefon3erten, Die am 6reitag geaf)-
mittag unb am Sanlitag abeno IN
bent gnlerp glubitoriiim itattfinocn.
ipirft als Solilt Der poal ieinet ftiiDes
rem bieiigen 9eiuhen nod i'm better
gnbenfen itebenoe Glapierbirtuoie SO.
ief 2bepinne nit. 1as poIlitdnoige.
bon Serrn Or. gr,ut aunspalo iiir
oieie aon5erte sl.ianmenaeiteIte gro-
gram1 lautet lpie folgt:
Superture 5u .Gurpantbe" !.
g. 90. bon Wabcr
spnpboniide 0ihtung n3n einem
Trana" @ernSbetm
GIapierfon5ert IN 9sWoa !.
Tfnifotusfp
Spnlpbonie No. 8 in 9.0toa, Sp. 81.
-. s...s..... Beetbopen
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&leiberreidtbmm.

M. 3. Mcgeigb, pobnbnft I'm
Mpon sSlatseb1ube, ipar seltern nl6t
ipenig eritaunt, als ibm bon Der So-
Ii5ei nlebrere ansiige ulo anoere
aIeio,,ngsitiife inn Wertbe BON 1926
Sugeitellt ipurben Die Sahen tpares,
bereits am %. Ge3eniber aus ieiner
Wobnung aeitoblen !porben jeOnh
hatte McYeigb ben Berllit nift ent.
oeft. Die Bebeinnpolioiiten BedroegDe
nnb C'grien fanoen bic geitobIenen
Rleioungsiiife geitern IN eiaem
Yianblaben, no bieielben bon oen1
Tiebe periebt ,pprOen tDdrerl.
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Nnf benz @ese Der 4eiiernnB.

Ins 8efiilbeit Der Dpfer bes stra.
Benbabnimfalls ouf &r Ge,ltralbriide
bat iib oerartig oe5eiiert, oaB bic
aerate beg s,oipitnls bic WeOglihteit
uibt fiir ausgeihIoiien balten, oob
ale geneien iperoen. Selbit ner Nfo.
tornlnnn Der llnglIfscar, aobs Antd.
forb, peIder befanntliH am iHper.
item nerlett tporoen mar, bat sulits
nebr, melin aud porl6llfig mn: grim.
ge Musfibt nlif ebentueue. Gensfsttg.
Die iibrigen rletun Dpfer befin4en iid)
mad anliet 1er asrSte aHher tseiaar4
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9attDm mMS Oeuetme.

Der Oapton Men's Club ipirt
am Reuia6rstaee offenes 9aus baIten
= Die ppitofficen in Dapton unt
gellepue bleiben am Reujabrstaee MI,
bis 10 lbr Born. Dffen.
5rau Rsp. oilert bon QouisDiut
1T bier auf 9siuh BEL ibren Shneiteru
5rls. 0ogelbah, 5. Qpenue, Oapton.
- Die iterblihe Siile bon Suliua
Stumpf tpurbe seitern bon Der ct
5ran5istus Stride in Dapton, ab.
aus beitattet. Reo. 9reifsntamp celea
brtrte oas Hsquiem uno bic 2eihs
purbe ouf benz ct. Stspbanus 5riebs
bot beiaefebt.
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Npm Der Biibne.
Sin iluttes fransSNides anitipiel I'M
Wranb. @ieoerbolung oer Weib-
nadtsppritellnng yIie SimmelS-
tbar" nGditen Sunntas i'm Sent'
iden Sbeater.

,Grimroie", Die eneliihe 8eriion
zines reft aniiianten franooltlden
2uitipiels bon De sSrers unb be GALL
labet, tpuroe eeitern slbeno I'm
@ranb Spernbaus Dor iebr
ertbeiuhtem Souie CUR 9luffiibrllng
gebrad)t ilnb bate eiren ihonert Gr.
foIg. gs Itedt pariier giprit oorin lit
flott eeidrieben uno gang rei5eilo ons-
geItottet. Die Triinroie bes Stiides
| lit Morie 9ioie, Die Todter eines Goel.
moiliies aus Ser Benbee rno Der Sc
genitanb ibrer 8erebrung lit Bierre
oe 2ancrp. @ls berIelbe Die gtafridt
erbdlt, buB er burb ben 3ulonu1len-
brldy zines gfeip Worfer ganfbaliie5
gum arnten Wann eetporben, ia9t er
benz Mdbd,en, bat er es nift llebe,
oelut er tpoIlte itid)t als Wtitglftidger
pber 9lbenteurer erIdeinen. Brimroie
gebt ins alolter unb Hierre nad Sltnes
rita. gtab einen Sabre febrt er in
bte Seinlatb 8uriid unb er bat nod
eillen betrdhtliden Gbeil ieines 8er-
mogens aus Dem Shiffbrlih aerettet.
gr erbIift Rrinroie ais gtonne itno
Die gegegnlng eeItaltete lid 5ll elmer
biibIhen Scene. Ia fonrntt Die iran-
soliide Hegierltng ben per5fpeifelnoen
9iebenben 3u Silfe, inbem tie oas Selo-
| tier nufbebt imo Die Shpeitern Der
g9elt lpiebergegeben iil,b. 9satiirlin
bauert es audi nift mebr Iauge, Big
Brimroie unb Gierre elm Gaar iino.
Sri. SSerguion mar cine Brtmroie bon
eut5iifenoer gtatiirIihfeit ino tic bat-
te in SSreberif Truesoen als Yierre
einen rpiirbigen Yart,ler. 4rtbur
2eipis in Der Rartie bes aarotnols.
iotpie aue anberen 0tittpirfe1lben bo-
ten ebenfauS taoeIloie 2eiitllngen. Gs
iino bieie ISOLDE feline erbobteil 9srei-
lie, nibt einnlal Splpeiisr uno Ieu.
liabr.
GDfIihe Wabrung fir bas Gemiitb
unb bic Seele lit oas bohbramatif4e
unb poeiieDolle Weibnabtsitiid: ~Oie
Simmelstbiir tpirb often fteben", bas
am ndhitsn Sonntas Wbenb auf aIls
eemeinss WerIansen gum speiten Mal
auf benz Repertoir bes Deut :
Ifhen Ibeaters fteben pirD.
Sn Der 1bat entbdlt bas
Stiid cine Rsibe BON reia.nben
unb riibrenbsn S3.nen, bic ni9t nur
auf bic berannahienbe Suseno einsn
sepaltisen ginorud mahen miiHen.
| fonbern bic AUDI auf bas Gemiitb dls
terer perfonen bohit einbrudsppll
tpirten. Dabei liest bic 5auptrplls
bes Stiides in ben SGnben elmer all
lsrliebiten tleinen, BON gott besnabe@
ten Gunitlerin, bic allein au bDren unb
| gu feben Defenders ben GItsren Deuts
fhen, beren Wieee am anberen llfer
bss grobsn n8ahes" aeitanben bat,
Der lreube nnb bes 0ersniisens bic
| 5iille brinssn mub. Die fleine Mar.
tia 8laumofer, nelfe bic Rolle bes
Gribhens fpielt. 1T sinfad entSiidenb
un6 Elm ipabres Wunbertinb. Dime
| 3tpeiiel fpirb bic annette Muffiibruns
nod bebeutenb beHer, als bic erfe
ausfollen. ba ben Steiner nod mebr
0eleeenbeit seboten iptrbtn tpiyb, ba
unb bort, no es nod n0tbis mar, bic
s5eils on5ulesen. Riemanb foilte ss
psriGumen, fid biefes prdhtise, gum
1biel ansenebm fentimentale Stiid
ndditen Gonntas Nbenb anauieben,
bsnn Ct Dirb sstpib aufrieDen naa
9auie seben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-31

- 1tnier Msent in Samilton lit
6err Gbnarb grnd, 449 Glib Sinfte
Strake. gea Gel. 476 st., Sume
EBDne 1851 u. 8
- Gin 2ed in Der 9asr0fre in benz
2agerbaus neben Der Office Der Sams
ilton 9as &c electric 60. an Der Sieb
Strabe ent5iinbete ii9 porlebte Nadt
I'm IL ubr bur6 einen elettrif6en
Junten. Die babur6 erfolgte grploe
iton oertriimmerte oas 2ugerbdus, uno
benz SagelObner Bert M. Steport, bon
Der Song StraBe, tpuroe aopf, 5aIs,
9eiiht unb beibe Nrme perbrannt unb
bas Souptbaar perienst. Die 5eusrz
tpe6r, tuelde prompt our StsGe mar,
lDf6te bic 5Iommen unb rsttete bas
umliesenbe Gtesntbum. Stepart, Der
mad benz M.rcp5uipitaI sebradt tpur>
be, Iiegt in pretdrsm 3uitanoe barntss
Der.
- Dapib 20. Sortman farb porse=
itern Qbenb in ieiner Wotnuns RO.
LAB Jrontltn Strabe i'm Nlter BON 7S
Sabpen an S4Dd1e. Gr mar unnsrs
beiratbet.
- Der Mdnnerperein Der ct. Stes
phuns Stride ertpGblte folaenoe 8eamz
te fir oas neus @el9dftsjabr: praiis
bent, 5rant 8ietsr; 0iss prdiibsnt,
Sobn goettineer; l. Setretdr, sSohn
Wengeltomp; 2. SetretGr, 5ranf 6ils;
Shabmeiiter, Qouis Stridsr; aOllet=
toren: Sobn araB, Wm. &ommerer;
6abnentrGgsr, 2sonaro Wtiler; sFabs
nenbeeleiter, Qntbonp Msier unb6rant
Wleier. gu airdenrdtben puroen erz
Ddblt fir 1913 unb 1914: Sobn Sep
ting. Jrant Bon uno gbarles@f @froerer;
9erpolter Der tatbpliihen 5odiduls.
Sohn Srunt.
- Wiapor Straub bat 5enrp 9iss
msper gum parttommiFdr api.bsrs
ernonnt.
- SuIius Sdids trabts iid pors.s
fern am re6ten Daumen unb leioet
jest an 9lutpersiftuns.
- 9arrp ubl ipurbe Elm 3peirab
Dor oem 2pric 9beater ssitoblen.
- Der 5arbise Wilorb apons Itabl
feinem RaiIesenoHen See Ridarbion
sinen uebsr5ieber unb 1T anseblid na9
Cincinnati berbuftet.
= ginbreher bransen am Sonntag
in bic Wobnuns bes Farmers Saeob
Weber, bon Der Oeerfielb lanbitrabe,
uno itaAlen einen soloenen Ginserrins
unb einen Hepolper.
- Hihtsr Marnn @arb ipirb kute
Ibeno bas Nmt als Common pIeas
Ri6ter nieoerlssen unb Walter 5arlan
pirb feinen Sis einnebmen.
= Hihtsr @arb beipilIigte aeitern
folsenbe S9eibuneen: George Bropn
bon Wturion 9ropn; MabeI gpitmsp.r
bon So6n Gottmeper; Clarence Woung
bon Worp Doung, unb tpies bic Rlase
bon aatie Jones segen gilbert Jones
ab.
= Die Wlotler 8reeb, Gniott &:
Sarriion poE Cincinnati, tpelhen biz
$4,000 9onbs fir benDau Der neuen
Stdbtbaue Sussiproden purben, bas
ben ii4 seDeisert, bic Bombs 3u iibsr=
nebmen unb biefeIben tperben spdbrs
| i6einlid an eine Bant in glepslanb au
part pertauft iperben.
9eiratbsIdeine: George MiG ufb
Ibbie Upton bon Mibbleionn; Gbds.
Rosers Nepille, Itlanto, Ga, unb Glis
iabetb Inna Mosers, bon Sbanbon.
- Die gtabt 6amilton erbdlt Bel
Der balbjdbrliden Wertbeiluns Der Ges
trdnteiteuern $28, 1887 unb berGtaat
$26,524.22. gs tpurben BON ben 181
Wirtbfhuften in Butler Golntp $685.
414.05 tollettirt.
81 - = $As - a -, ~ = :. e ~ =. - IA
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WDn feinem Gtanbpuntt.

unterOffi5ier: rGinidbriger, Git
molten RDmponiF fetn2 Ute Iaufen
Gie benn? Gie t0nnsn ia nitt einmol
,sinsn anitanbiGn Marla wa9sn!1
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Mef. Salen,s We,neinbe.

Ser Grauen. iino 0ungfrauen.ger
elm Der Mefornrirten Sa!eHlsgenreinbe,
GarI 4epI, Rfarrer, perimurmat iih
am Dprmeritue, ben 2. Sa1iiar, 2 1lbr
Nnfunittaes. Tos aonurrittee fir gr-
friidungen beftebt aus ben DnnieA:
Caroline GHGSbofi, gIeonore Side,
0ouiiu 9ryrmnnH urb pouIine Rut>
der.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-18
Till UOOIO
Are Being Speedily Set
tied by Adjustors.
Flames Have Broken Out Three
Times in the Ruins.
Talk Of a Fire Boat..cIearing Up
Debris will Begin, Thursday.

Losses are being rapidly adjusted
by the local insurance agencies in
connection with the Monday morning
fire on Water street
The agency of Macomber, FAIR d
Written has adjusted the losses on
the Augusta Real Estate Association
block, the Zilpha |. Smith block and
the Parrot block, also upon the stock
of Nathan Richmond, and that of J.
Frank Bilodeau in the Poulin store.
The agency of Charles e. Downing
has adjusted the losses upon the
Beach & Whiplle frame block, the
Beach & Whipple brick block. w. p.
Perry restaurant improvements,
household furniture OF Theodore y.
Shorey, boarding house furniture of
Mrs. Isabelle j. Murray, furniture OF
Mrs Emily Foster in the Augusta
Real Estate Association block Rand
x Stearns' bakery stock and stock of
c. s. Murphy. druggist.
Other losses are in process of adj
justment by these two agencies and
that of Henry A. Heath.
Since the big fire of Monday morn
iFg, the matter of a fire boat has been
discussed and a number of citizens
have expressed themselves in favor
of either a fire boat or scow upon
which the engine could be run so that
fires in blocks situated like those in
the burned district could be fought 10
advantage from the river side as we'll
as from Water street.
Three times since the big fire was
extinguished the firemen have been
obliged to play upon the smouldering
ruins to prevent their being famed
into flame. The first time was about
1890, Tuesday night, when a still
alarm was sent to the Cushnoe engine
house, for flames, which were begin
ming to shoot up from the ruins of the
Theater Comique. Lieut.. Ernest
Wright of the Hook & Ladder Co.
used the hose upon the blaze and gave
it a thorough wetting down.
The fire broke out again, late
Wednesday forenoon and again
Wednesday afternoon, in other parts of
the ruins, which were promptly wet
down 1t is now thought that the fire
in the ruins is permanently extinguish-
ed but, as an extra precaution, long
piece of hose is left near the hydrant
where it can be quickly coupled ON.
1t is understood that the work OF
clearing up the rubbish will be begun,
Thursday. at the south end of the site
of the Beach & Whipple frame block,
in which was located the fruit store
of Louis Levine. The insurance upon
this block has already been adjusted.
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Municipal Court.

Claude Dyer appeared before Judge
Lancaster, Wednesday morning. in the
municipal court, charged with larceny
of a fruit stand, from Ben Levine, val
ued at IS. The respondent pleaded not
guilty, stating that he had~found the
fruit stand at his place of business ON
Cony street when he moved in few
days ago, and that ne thought it be-
longed with the place. Mr.. Levine tes-
titled that he had left the stand on the
roof of the building, which he had hir-
ed for storing articles, and that Dyer
took it from there, and had never paid
him for it.
Walter NJ. Sanborn, attorney for the
complainant, suggested that the case
might be dismissed if the respondent
would pay the IS, at which the stand
was valued. Judge Lancaster allowed
the case TO be settled in this way. as
the evidence showed that it was purely
a mistake on Dyer's part.
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Auburn Grange.

The gentlemen's night observed by
Auburn Grange Saturday evening.
April 10, was we'll attended and 4
most interesting program carried out.
The chairs were occupied as follows;
Master, Harvey Dillingham;; over
seer. Geo. Dill lecturer, r. A. Ryer-
son; steward, Lester Rose: assistant
steward. Joseph Boucher; chaplain,
Edwin Carr; treasurer Ernest Leav-
lit; secretary, Willard Waterman
gate keeper, Chas. Allen: Ceres. Fred
Young: Pomona, Arthur Lowell;
Flora, Linwood p. Parker; lady as
sistant steward. Earl Marsh; pianist.
II. w, Garland chorister. l.. e. Car
land.
Being a special meeting, no bust
ness was transacted and after opening
in form the following entertainment
was presented in open session:
Selection by the quartet; Expert
ence in Orcharding. Mayor c. +. Will
liams; talk on the Recall, A. l..
Kavanagh, Esq; vocal solo. Linn Car
land; reading. Ardon Tilton; vocal
solo, \. L. Kavanagh; readings, Dr.
Randall.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
THE Old Homestead" Friday, April 10


The perennial drawing power of
The Old Homestead is indisputable,
and its long success and continuous
popularity are due in no inconsiderable
measure to the fact that it is a perfect
transcript of nature, holding the mir
ror up to nature as do few other plays
of modern times. 1t was accounted a
good play twenty years ago. Year
after year since then it has repeated
that success, and it has even i'm
proved with age. 1t is old, yet ever
new, and it is absolutely true to the
New England country life which it
represents. In Joshua Whitcomb. the
central figure of that circle of familiar
types. we have to welcome a perfect
representative of the best and broad
est type of humanity, a prosperous,
warm hearted, peace loving, God
fearing Yankee farmer.
The musical features are the same
as of old the double male quartet is
just as good today as it was in the
days when Chauncey Olcott, Richard
j. Jose. Tom Lewis and others we
organization. The familiar east OF
favorites will be seen here in the
Grand Old Masterpiece, next Friday
evening. April 10Th, patriots Day. at
the Opera House. 4 special matinee
is announced. Seats are now on sale,
Prices 35c., soc, 75c. and S1.00. Special
matinee prices. adults, soc, children,
G5e
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Dyers Valley Grange

The Grange met for an all-day ses-
sion in the hall at North Newcastle,
Friday, April II. The third and
fourth degrees were conferred on a
class of four. Mrs. Alice Cunning
ham, Miss Inez Choate, Miss Flor
ence Geyer and Bernal Jewett; Mrs.
A. G.. Littlelield was admitted by
card. a bountiful dinner was served
at noon.
This program was given i'll the af-
ternoon: Music by Grange; story,
Bro. MarstOn; reading. Rev. A. G. Lit
tlefield; duet, Sisters Nannah and
Campbell; reading, Sister Clara
Geyer: story. Bro. Jones; reading,
Sister Romola Jones; solo. Rev. A. G.
Littlefield reading. Sister Georgia
Woodbridge. A topic about the best
feed for hens was well discussed. 1t
was voted to send aid to Merriconeag
Grange which was burned out of a
grange home in March.
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MAY layIApril s, Carleton b. Smith and
Miss Jennie Raimey.
HANCOCK
lfllsWorth-Aprl II, William T. Clough
and Miss Anna Goggins, both of Ellis
KENNEBEC.
Farmingdale-Apr 8, Edward l. Morse
OF Harrington Falls and Mary p. Nc
Cutcheon of Chestervlle.
KNOX.
Rockiand-April 6, Frank X Gardner of
Martinsville and Rose f.. Hutchinson of
Little Deer Isle; April 3. Oscar H FLOYD
and Mrs, Alice G. Hoyt of Rockiand
April 8, Herman Lowell Hoche of Rock
port and Winifred NJ. Young of East
Union.
Thomaston-April 6, Ralph w. Tripp
of Rockland and Amy L. Morse Of
ThOmaston >
Thomaston-April 6, Ralph W Trip of
Rockland and Miss Amy L. Morse of
Thomaston
North Cushng-Apri 3. Nelson L.
Spear and Bertha A. Tyler.
PENOBSCOT
Brewer-April II, Roscoe Eugene Lane
of Hampden and Miss Virgie Austin of
Haynesville.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tacoma Wash.-Aprl 10. Samuel A.
Campbell, formerly of Fort Fairfield
and Miss Helen Browning YuiIl of Ia
coma.
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Funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Butcher

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Elizabeth Butcher, wife of Lieut.. Ed
win Butcher, were held at p. NJ,
Wednesday. Rev. John p. Michigan of
the National Home ofiiciated and the
floral tributes were very beautiful
and in abundance, testifying to the
esteem in which the deceased was
held.
The pail bearers We're Gen. Elliott
c. Dill, Col. Blaine owen, Major L.
l.. Cooper and Capt j. +. Bagley. The
remains We're placed in the receiving
tomb TO await interment, later, in Cal
ifornia.
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POSITIVE PROOF

The original of the following letter is
on file at our Institute.
Portland, Maine. April 5th. 19l2
The Neal Institute,
Portland, Maine.
Gentlemen:-1 know you must be sue
cessful because you are doing so much
good My own experience convinces me
that the Neal Treatment for the Liquor
Habit is the best in the world.
/ took the Kelly Cure three times at
Lexington, Mass The first time l alb
stained from liquor about ten weeks, the
second time about eight weeks and the
third time only two weeks. The cure
had no permanent effect with me. l tried
various pills and powders which are adj
vertised to cure the liquor habit with no
results.
In August 1909 | took the Neal Treat
ment and can truthfully state that L
have never had any desire for liquor
since. | have never felt so we'll in years
before. | believe the Neal Treatment is
entirely responsible for my freedom from
liquor, and my good health
Yours very truly,
(Signed)
Could there be any better proof that
the Neal Treatment is the best and most
reliable in the world. You should know
more about it if you are a drinking man.
Call, write, or telephone 42l6, and we
can positively convince YOU that the
Neal method will free you absolutely
from liquor.
THE NEAL INSTITUTE, 65 Pleas
ant Ave-, Woodfcrds Station, Port
land, Maine. Riyerton cars stop at
the door.
aprls-17-19
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-18
N O TIC E.

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
CAPITAL PARK ASSOCI ATLDN: y
You are hereby notified that the am
nual meeting of the stockholders OF SAID
corporation will be held at the Alder
men Room, at the City Building, in Au-
Filsta, Maine. on Monday evening, April
-, at $50 o'clock in the evening. for the
following purposes.
First. To elect all necessary officers
for the ensuing year.
Second. To see what action the corr
poration will take in regard to the offer
of the Augusta Real Estate association
for the purchasing or leasing OF the
building. formerly occupied BY the Cap
ital Case Co. and Tor the transaction OF
any other business that may come before
said meeting. Dated at Augusta Maine
this 10th day OF April. 1912.
c. e. PitRINToN ciav,st
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-18

Will Knowles of Augusta was a
business caller in this section, Tues
day.
Mrs. Lauractte Freeman passed last
week with her son, Clarence Freeman.
Mrs. f. f. Blake and daughter of
Centre Sidney we're guests, last week.
Of Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Swift, Pond road.
Mrs. Bert Trask and daughter Ida
passed the day in Hallowell, Satur-
day.
Mrs Ella Reynolds is having piaz-
IN built on her house. VIM. Keene is
doing the work.
George Newell who has been work
ing for c. II. Lovejoy, left there. last
week.
Lloyd Harrison recently purchased
a horse to work on the farm.
Friends of Herbert Coolidge, who
is at the home of his aunt. Mrs. Nora
Bragg. North Augusta, for "a visit,
We're pleased to see him at the ser
vices of the Baptist church, Sunday
afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-18
A New Remedy for Eczema

Thousands of people are today suf-
fering from eczema and think it is
something else. The new compound
Cadum gives quick relief in all forms
of eczema, rashes, itchings and irrita-
tons of the skin or scalp. 1t has
wonderfully soothing and healing eff
feet wherever the skin is infamed,
irritated or diseased and has proved
q blessing to thousands who have suf-
fered for years from distressing, stub
born and disfiguring skin diseases.
Cadum is antiseptic, destroys disease
germs and restores the skin to a
healthy condition. All druggists sell
Cadum at 10c. and Csc. per box.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-18

Tie brown daisy handy buster you
see described in Swift & Turner Cos.
adj will greatly interest all house
keepers. who are any way progressive
in their homes 1t is we'll called a
labor saving dust eliminating little
article Several kinds. Remember to
see them.