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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13

my A I.Or ~ nav ThunArE
Nraded rtsc~it. 40 minute car arf'
leo starts Tueaday lelf ; VIII sono
have city water t0.font eAsf g. M
lois ami, sgH0t go cash and sc a
month no Interest 40 iaNss 'lafi
aou ueslsy 80 nss 'M.wsuvs ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13

Rive bran, par ton faS 90
Flour. $50 sack per bhi e. fD
Flour a. Va zach. o. 20 bhi ioia
prf bbi. $50
Cotton hsftsi
cuiinu. haeis mlidlina lla.r cor az
cniipu sports. Nt n,f ih
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13


No. yori Ave y Financial Amer
icn says
The eaifs0fdluary sfsp ufasnise The
rush ~ hard and 80 e..at fhf larFu
ifsin pfpoHrlisn eltE fixlHF Fflerr and
aFt1al tnd pfuHpYrfifr aHtanrs fH "a "a
in fafiasff forms tafp htah fsfiss ls.s
this week ir frr nru hist lli 80 ~
ihs movement ih ~ Faul. fgasniiazf4d
fss Comedian f1riflf Aaahia..n N,sft
fYn i'afifif f3frai Northern ssefefrssi
iieadinr f.ahlfh haiief tifattnefn 80
i--erH ana efhffs
n has h~en evident fhHf the powers IS
inief~rtf usff ruftinR ~ che hfahea
temporarily psntiAf = fisarsf gnaff
stand RS - fhf neiHifai nulisnt sha a.
nenfiafy pruh1hillfifs. hi,t sltfsNd 0h.
tHf sft haa fffrrfsa afffimulsflon -
. nurh sfff.k - Canadian Farntf So tffsl
shares sHf anthracite Hn4it SOS sStifAs
metal IsulfH auf a rumi.sr ~ intntffisi
spef iaiiirE ia mary rRsFr fhe i,nyins
WIS rHf more fhaF bepialifs but IA
40 sufficient in rlff intHn4tIou ~ iiie
firAt tinA - if farnhtp fsfnlinF 90
II F. a. b. Htafd alhn fhaf thF iHA8sFs
iH fff rrrnNffies fram fffrei loo nuinff
Nvgt 'hs very irfpos rhiek taa sbern
rfiff trrFeafl.sF Fsniitcai aoHirtt a
hafs ifsn rareiafrabiF ghafad Toe
government rrop r~g.ssi rtt~gs A. fnFn
fvsfr bore aui 80 hiNh esrff'iA iiif,a
whirh hAd fHecsafsi 4 aed ina itsrir.
ipeine hnfinr ~ fhf fipfba ~ rralr .
carr nN roadh Tns TsfIrnsan - the
r0ffheaff nf0 4nfNfeA - stlnrfnnna ton
mare - fsfsstfs 80 vifdd - nIlflnn and
winner wheat - cfao eco htsiifis
aigns rislnN selta asssis a. START
frotn The corD sieih may prove rou-
sltsfahiy hrF~f Yhan esfiugaira mo ~
eny sweet y shitrflt safiafsf ,eff src~pi
- hos who had firRfef 81 q fernf.i
crDu.
New Yngf The e0ffor mnffef was
i0wer hns 81 f1Df0GFan maftffip being
lpwfr than waa rKfecfe1
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13

fttN GO Al n hAtNittNtI
wv in suutn.s asii in ~fr,sf fn~
y ,h- va mo ',aia sssiiefs maize mon
- Nv ln,-sint. stake ~. yae to,
nov avid make a nio. rs,.fu eest siflnr
rhscn 80 f.ss lo,s well loca,o.l. ~ofih
~ top. oniy i.tte
t1ne ees' frnt oospor, worth gsnc
NnlN ttNn
81, fsoni ~, M ,Flas sseee 1874
otilf 80. - f,teo
isexite sl.ss a. haaalsa -iie. tstee
,nfnsf ~. Sidewalk aeWn tiae
lt feet uatHsg NJ. nesf bas sitea
SO sc,rs lseyt nleoA isad ln enc ccnn
4, a.s A. A nANNfrT.
l'hon.s sss.tt Neaf .hs i.ffio
tit.if
nus A ssct hoas,
o~s - These vii esn Wa.
q .foosn l,atrs "a bssatsl tnaee
f,usn b,turnAow. tiusp in Iattp
I,amt, msaefu i~osaio~ tefma ltioe
sttiril, ,p..,lefn hu,ne tns@u fteer
r,,otn fuFnishea hcus. hay ff,sntf a sea
,ine furnished hainr rent tat q m"nth
r,om hame. rrut va men,h
" a. uAcNEvr q co.
fssones tta.at Near the i.sfi'
$500
40 6ae agres biacl preifie land. sitoe
600 arres mast prairie land innn snli
ere 90 3 ioss bleed ff~na nay. nosih -
rr~nih ttte south Tosas Land 90
sse Lawrence nir~et t'f.i'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13

ttfH rtf.r sTeo valuable pirnea ~
prulfftf un Dhtpsffal sifeet nnr b.
htaf ~ rIt1. NloNu laKtsiaifhts an
1850 fHffuruts Aitftsr D. u AtIri
ulsn aah Hihtfffl "a 80 ar
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13

srctionei conferences while lsrxsIy
sshnlnnl afe az considerable impeft-
oncs ~ the medical woFii Much in<
tpgnsi u manifested ln ,hs atsgo~ u
A. lnNuEpfais hru sspiem "A r*d,t+1
registration. ~hefrbg The old pesssnt,st
placed 10 ono smbfssAas tis~e gsvI
nismlniob. AZ
me rsllsf has IL - anoaui N
uaHs ala thls notn n WI vs.
rou - leos toe s"vf wants
s~s~-aa-~-~uInr~~ Y
Tbs ctlieFsiiefsN vart s5s r>y tse-
tn thsm in ysuf bass~.z<
ola RAGS saussJ ~ shs cai'sf oH|1ce.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13

For Rent

foR RENT k.roem house. Az
Waco Sf iiaa an mssicfn Improve
menta. Applt 10 u q aAsaFc Reol \
". q. 4 Nat'i hsnh bailding
g8tf
f''."
fuit nNNt i.stse ityni oines t.auw
boz uislairH Apln a "a iieffuen
aiH il Chapaffal 3D. ssff
toH neNf 3 nlsel, funnisl.ad fffli
tvsma saa cbspsflsi tietf
ROOMS Furnished fsr fsni 40 nice
Families oI psfHans al AHA Vista ho
iel iiehi housekeeping Z gb im
eH.as...H|......
.ukH'piiNE iaunshs nan nak and
lsAinr fpr HiRG. 49, jim at hnai
aDd bat stand Csptrnl wharf
fstm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13

90 rss,pesa,afs ,a~e~s nst assht1
tfl Wind velocity. miles pef housst)
,as Precipitation IN hast ~ h.we ~
inches.
r. D cuANrmI.on. \
Aps'sssm rrn~~e~s- wrssses linfsss1
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13

esrpn~s sew mAiH ,s!A ,rasr you un<x-
ff7rteifs l,ts Simple snnttes "a r<t an
cthtx enc lu<s a. ks~>l Ju4t r5H,n o.
tAh tnk1 ,unr cno<t - tram ~-s~f-si 49,
ilftaentr of " vua ~Has ~ hsx 80 A<t.
~ haftsf and a. tf4I. N.tihinf e<Iuei1
= eNni al N tH@ t1a,ltft tisxaia {t14
the caller i.*faHi tr q time AND ltye&
..tna halt t.He u rnir reuts - >re>4
sine- and 70 cent? Ia a t'nt~ nr@
n halt time
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13

rowEn goaf Nt'lusst.s,. ~ ~ N
mr. cent ~ ttnt n. " p<f hpsg. III
fent l~sf ~ N Der nnUy AtisSuauIc N
plants ffom ~ 4pr o. ~ n. IT, Mood
Really and NsehAars CO. AGENTS.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13

re lsoqi.lQn fnafsfl 10 strong ana
ma sfs6f IN ~ iifiss n8i lfri~i,if ur,ts
apanr4 utif fff ,hefoaar1 price -
a.afn wh1fh fafr he*u nslfinx "a fhf
4aa pl4o~s far al Aasi year ~ m0ff -
al fha lcaalnf nafssts
At,ssuf ~ only Item - fhis mnfAsf
fta vii neefaaef N prize y foptinF
olL xtlrb a The r1fisn ssAsssn H1'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13

NU---IAFt~--liu
ONLY 90 mere lets % D. seid On the
Tracey AddWien for tioo $40 down
aud SO pc meath We arc then 40
ips 20 siop saies a tbs prirs. efeae
all streets and she'll tie main slrcct
"a osi tre~s and msse other Improve.
meats Uuiy one tloch ~ car line
south iiiAn. ngAsssf A Co eel Nss
quite ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13

80 tRnilnDed ne1fy ~ "a ~ Moth rnd
Mar bnfaf Tsnae eflf Otin hfana ~
rinnfng 4onfafisna bft9s B ffpp ~ -
fsilats fffln aisoss ~ ef3rh fhf Mafkff
areurd AZ auciafigns tlsfnf w. >
frs days
ftsfsfYiss S.eier NDnder ~ arrives
10 rs.fiar re flie f.arnra NffNef cotton
'fea 2aa iAFli Farneft are fsptffe'i
~ hrtpr a. large gpAnliiisp ms seek.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13
sAaser sores


eterts ard tondf
RrA ora isitiths were uUrs bins
ant Nafuf1aF and continuation Ia fhs
urNard ufst cement since Ihf unhli IS
ftin ~ ti's government rsi.lff FRIDAY
Hit lu stisioufr tssadlur lasuaa Hoe
- Riih nei F4nF - from ono 81 300
iioitia Ths tainfns ~ business 49,
f4lflt lafFs euusidsfiltr fN.ff vtss nffe
- two NUiffN SESSIONS
Nrw niEh reroias vrft made in ~
efii places. Canadian fatifir feHthirr
tNf htaN uaiuf ~ 20 f'aasafe ~ fhe
cahsi nin Impaired uehtness Is fhe
Southern iatfir Othsf isnfer phsi a
shOnt1 fii91 fiFUreH xefr i.oslal lllf A
Nssbflil', Naff'sih sid Wrstefu asa
Hr1rs iioehufh.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13

ifsN MAIN rHliit.at ea ffsi ilnN in
itraif nor taiis iiUti ia in Fiesi is.n
lfiNn tiau tsu o. rftu af fIl q ftHiff
Water street 49, A. h itafta lis
MANS restaurant o. in
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13


SsN fefk Efsln showed 3 arriinr aii
last neth aHh ihs rkfepstet - core
sibifh shs~ssi = nei Rain - ~. foirt
~ september hilYina Nsllllenli-s.f
= i,~eeu stns : cert fifaalailfi =. De
seHii.st sissh ? ~ Hsf'irsn'rf uHfr. -,
flrf 0fubsf y
Tf. hstsfirh government crup report
- ilasn hniisipaisd ~ ihs traders ln
The wheat pli today ana ~ lnfiuenre
n "a silfht a flisfh ~ ihs leafiHfnesH
str fhs ruiia be dfmAna ~ EafIH~sh
lmpaftafa faf fstHfsf Asilssfiae fesf
~ eufh tfepf ln Tess fitiat'aas ana
Kanras rerinlsinR ~ iaft - moisture
NHf thoroughly aiiNfr1 ~ fne iiis''ii
2 a fsinp ~ zoe w"et Missouri aissi ~
received au me maI-tuff q Arrsisd
, oats acted fniN Ne.f under TIE Rens
sgai 6esiff ~ tperuiat0ff ~ srli ~ o.
iar~ 1siisefs irfers re ssuic prices DE-
flined
p.fs showed siishf arsilns ffom
itff nffA'a rhanlnH ff~as fihff prs
visions Nefs shade biehef
wAeluss0TON. Aar " a Fspari
issued ts.iag ~ ihs desisfisufni ~ ~
~ slirff sil1NH iiini there has bern q
iarrr incrsaRs NJ he psiff - grEsnr ana
meats VI tht lfenfd states aorinR ne
lant year The report niso Shows tiiHi
fhe several rrsTp average - ihsi OATS
nan Is a So rsff mote fiitn 81 ~ same
he8 laaf ear anf } g,ef feHf fotsfe than
$40 atoraNs ~ fsre1i grarn
pFfrae paid ~ me grain producers -
a 1Euat ] - 1917 and 1874 respectively
lAAffBKed - foligNS
Gam e19 feafs aud etf ftnis 3
NuaiRl
whsni. ss7 ssafs ana sss cents o
01ss SIS esnss ana sea cents .
faBslsol
nsYIee. ste sns ea1 cents bashel
hy~ ssf ana 7ta csois bsishsi
Msaf ssrif*s Iuiy ~. 1911. and 1917
F<spffflt 80, AVERAGED
llogs ~ 40 and 81 " psf feN pDuaas
fteff esffie 81 "a and ffxf.
wrSf falgHs reSs Ana 1874
ffAaeH tf1f end fff8.
T, l.tmi,s tsy1 an1 ttss,
prsdoes-
IRE lGNqi slun fnaf.f4 10 efs~nH ana
-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13

fvR aAit sand and gravel Cor
sidesalts and tuildinr purposes Al
ofdefs guaranteed A kohplct Gravel
GO, fhnmaeiou. Tetas 81 4m
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13

~ AiAs Nlshiuk Neyltaa lahe3tfe x
|p.ck cotton u ~.il -, TO asrsno(
18th us. a. ~ are IN = po>itian IAN
year 10 furnish al shs MssisnRa sho(
soa can ssr. and eiii t< eIed q
hear ffom these wanting setton r'e2}
or. ~ an, Kind ef tsness,s. ilsII
Osborn, v . lao, 1Ss Laredo. rse|
Telephone as. TAO ! n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13

oh$srss,icnr TaAsn ., . m. 731
Ns''a'ss ''"'> As n ',''9
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13

II You Want Help Want Job. Want to Buy Pin. OF
Circus Tent, Sell One--Ihis Page The Soluiton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-16

ed to Marlborough House Immediately
after they were Informed of the event.
The flags on all the government offices
and other public buildings are half
masted.
For the second time. this year, the
British court is plunged into mourning.
and the social season Just commencing
will be seriously affected
The space in front of the palace was
so crowded that many OF the people We're
crushed, willie others tainted
The Premier, promptly ct 2 O'clock.
appeared on the balcony OF the palace
and announced the death of King Fred
erek lie then proclaimed Christian \
his Successor, wishing the new Hdng a
long life
Enthusiastic cheering broke out as the
monarch, In the uniform of the Royal
Guard. stepped onto the balcony In q
father and pointed out the difficulties OF
succeeding such a ruler, concluding:
MAY God give me strength rightly to
rule my dear old country, and may II
live forever
In response TO the cheers of the people
King Christian and Queen Alexandriene,
with their two sons, appeared again and
again. The scene was an inspiring one
and closed with the singing of the ma
tional anthem by the immense eoncoaTse
Royal messages announcing the aces
sion to the throne We're read in both
houses Of Parliament, at o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-16
AHsoRRs SKIN, cHAsEs
NOTWITHSTANDING AGAIN

"The shock at beholding myself in
the glass after nine long weeks abed,
nearly caused relapse writes
Emily Colson in Home Queen. "The
faded face, with its lines of illness
and worry, seemed thirty years older,
Now. thought. / could not attend
my chum's wedding, eleven days off,
TO which / had looked hopefully for
ward.
she herself came to my rescue
She procured an ounce of mercolized
wax, which she babe me spread on
like cold cream. washing it off next
morning. Applied nightly, this APP
parently absorbed the withered skin,
so gently | experienced no discom-
fort Upon the wedding morn the
pallid complexion had entirely given
way 10 one Of youthful color and
loveliness.
And there wasn't wrinkle This
due 10 a wash lotion made by dis.
solving an ounce Of saxolite in half
pint witch hazel. The daily face bath
had dispersed every line"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-16
The Remains to Lie in state.

Copenhagen. May 15.-The body of King
Frederick VIII will lie in state in the
chapel of Christansberg palace. where
hundreds of wreaths have already arriv-
ed. The funeral will take place. on May
"A, the services being conducted in the
cathedral at Roskilde. which is 10 miles
from Copenhagen. The cathedral con
tains the tombs of the most of the Dan
ish Kings. All the theatres in Copenha-
gen have been closed for three days,
and on all sides buildings are being
draped with mourning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-16
MESSAGE OF COINCIDENCE
Sent by President Taft to King Chris
tan K of Denmark.

Washington. May 15.-4President
Taft today. sent the following mes
sage OF coincidence to King Christian
y. expressing his sympathy upon the
death of the Kings father.
On the sad occasion of the death
of King Frederick VIII, offer to
Your Majesty and 10 your mother the
Princess Louise, the most profound
sympathy OF the people and of the gov
eminent of the United States. To this
l add the expression to Your Majesty
and TO your family of my own per-
sonal sympathy and my appreciation
of the high qualities of His Late Males
~ together with my good wishes for
the continued prosperity of the Danish
people under Your reign"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-16

officer of the day. Capt. C. b. Chol-
lar.
Henry Wheeler and Charles w Rob
inson left the Branch, Wednesday,. on
a Through TO visit relatives in Boston.
John Mehan, late navy. has been
granted an honorable discharge from
the Branch.
Tie funeral Of the late Harvey f.
Hutchinson was held from the Home
chapel, al 2 y. NJ Wednesday, Rev. III.
$. Burrage officiating.
Chevalier, the wonderful German ma :
gician and acculst. will appear, Tues
day, May q, mt the Opera house, as
sisted by A. Frank Adams. the talented
instrnmentalst, and chevaliers Jr, in
an entertainment of music, mystery
and Mirth, The program will consist OF
European fantastic magic; mysterious
wonders of the orient; Instrumental
music on the harp, cornets horn, banjo
and piano.
Edward T.. Donegan, late Co. G., 9Th
Y. $. INF; Phineas r. Gammons, late
Co. E, oath Mass. INF. VIM Kenyon,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-16
RASH ALL UyER BABY'S BUDY
Used to Itch SO lie Could Not Sleep.

son July 81, 1909. we left Boston for
trip to England and Ireland. taking baby
with us. After being in ireland a few days
q nasty rash came out all over his body We
took him to doctor who gave us medicine
for him. The trouble started in the form Of
a rash and was all over babys body. head
and face, at different times. 1t irritated, and
he would scratch it with all his might. The
consequence was it developed into sores, and
weswefe afraid it would leave nasty scars on
his face. When we reached England we TOOK
baby to another doctor, who gave more
medicine The rash got no better. and used
TO itch and burn at night SO bad that the
child could not sleep. My mother advised
us to Try Cutcura Soap and Ointment. After
using them for about nine months the places
disappeared. There are not any scars. or
other disagreement and baby Is completely
cured. We have had no further. trouble.
Nothing stopped the Itching, and allowed
baby to sleep but Cuticnra soap and Oint-
meit" tSignedD Mrs Margaret Glinn, 20 Bur-
relISt:. Roxbury. Boston, Mass. March 2. 7 ].
Clticura Soap end Ointment sold through-
out The world. Send 70 ''1utcura." Dept.
XXX, Boston. for o sample Of each. post-free.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-16
FOR OBSERVATION.
Standish Burglar Is Committed to
Maine Insane Hospital.

Deputy sherin George T. pelano of
South Portland returned home ON the
l0.43 r. NJ train, Wednesday after
bringing 10 the Maine Insane hospital
Archie cox of Sheibnne, n. IL, who
arrested by Sherlm Moulton for break
ing and entering at Standish. Cox
was held TO the Cumberland county
grand jury. an indictment found
against him for breaking, entering and
larceny and he was ordered hv the
court 10 he committed 20 the Maine IN
sane hospital IN order that observa-
ton might be made as 10 his mental
condition.
cox IS about a years of age aud APP
pears TO be very stupid, scarcely re-
turning Ineligible answers 10 the
questions asked him. lie claims 10 have
a wife and four children at Shelhurne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-16
LONDON PAYS TRIBUTE.
Flags on Government Buildings Half
masted for Dead King.

London, May 1S.--Queen Mother Alex
andra and the Dowager Empress Marie
of Russia, both of whom are sisters OF
the dead King Frederick, are FRUSTRATED
by the shock of His Majesty's totally
unexpected death
The Dowager Empress Marie is stay
ing at Marlborough House as the guest
of her sister.
King George and Queen Mary proceed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-16

Copenhagen. Denmark, May l5.-The
people of Denmark are stunned by the
sudden death of their popular King, who
only two days ago they Were informed
had completely recovered from his seri-
Gus illness.
Copenhagen is fast assuming the garS
of mourning. The tragic circumstances
of the Kings seizure are virtually identi-
cal with those of his first illness three
months ago. with the exception that this
time the attack terminated fatally.
on both occasions His Majesty was
walking in the streets alone when he
collapsed with heart failure.
1t is now stated here that His Males
TVS return from Nice had been FASTENED
as the physicians recognized the posi-
bility of catastrophe.
a rurnor is current that the late King
recently visited a fortune teller incognito
and was Informed that he would die on
May Is.
Frederick VIII was a great friend and
admirer of the United States. He read
daily the American papers and was q
close student of American literature. He
was always glad to greet American visit
ors at the palace.
Prince Christian went out for his Gus
temary ride. early this morning When
he arrived in the capital from his resi-
dence outside he saw the flags flying al
half mast. and this was his first mtima.
ton of the sad event.
Christian Y was proclaimed King OF
Denmark from the balcony of the palace
at o'clock. this morning, in the pres
ence of huge concourse of people who
had gathered in the square in front Of
the royal residence.
The reading of the proclamation was
hailed with a loud cheer from the enor-
nous crowd.
AT the palace many kilograms of con
dolenee from chiefs of state have arrived
including one from President Taft
The royal yacht Dannebrog, escorted
by q warship. sailed for I.nbeck Germa-
ny, this morning. to embark the body Of
King Frederick.
Prince Harald, third son OF the late
King. has left by train for Lubbock,
where he will receive the body, which
is to be conveyed by train from Ham
burg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-16
GARDINER PASTOR
Tells Woman's Auxiliary of Conditions
In India.

The Woman's Missionary Auxiliary
held n meeting. Wednesday evening. at
the Penney Memorial church. at which
the members we're addressed by Rev.
NJ. c. Miner of Gardiner. The address.
which related mostly to the description
of india and its inhabitants, was very
interesting rs well as instructive ana
was greatly appreciated By the faif-
sized audience present.
The speaker referred to the peculiar
customs of worship of the people OF In
da, describing their religious beliefs IN
relation Of the gods that they WORSHIP.
He also spoke of the philosophical views
of the inhabitants Of India in regard to
the eclipse of the moon and told how
the people Of that country thought that
the eclipses Of the moon came about.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-16
NATIONAL HOME.
Rev. Henry S. Burrage
Retires as Chaplain.
VIII Be Succeeded, June 80,
By Rev. ]. {. COchrane.
The Other Matters of News Interest
Relative to the Branch.

Rev. Henry Sweetser Burrage, D,
d.. has retired as chaplain of the Ma
tional Home for disabled volunteer
soldiers at Togus as was announced,
Wednesday, to take effect, June 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-16

late co. G, 9th CT Inf: Angelo f
Johnson late Co. l., Sd Mass. II. A.
and Joseph O'Brien, late Sd Bat n. y.
l.. A., have been dropped from the rolls
of he Branch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-16

The body of Charles II. Cushing, who
died suddenly, Tuesday, while attend
ing the annual convention of the Uni
form Rank Knights of Pythias, in
Portland. under an escort of officers of
the 1homaston company. Mr.. Cushing
was treasurer OF the Thomaston saw
ings Bank and one of the most prom
inent men. in Thomaston.