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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-16

most elaborate scenes ever shown 10
moving pictures, at the New Princess
tonight.
Kentucky Girl great race tracF
drama by the Kalem company; a real
Ianimal comedy, dandy Indian story
la great war drama and a beautiful
love story at the Dixie tonight
"a. J. vawter OF Waco, head of the
firm of GRANDDAUGHTER Company,
who are operating branch in this
city, has been spending several days
here looking after his interests.
Capt. w. J. Moore of Kurten was
in Bryan today and paid The Eagle
a pleasant call. He reports the usual
prevailing drouth in his neighborhood
and short cotton crop as conse-
quence.
Capt. David w. Spurlock, student
of A. & NJ. College, passed through
here today on his way to Corsicana
with Company I, Third Infantry,
which was returning from Camp Stat
ford at Alexandria, La.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-16
MRS. ROSA FOUNTAIN HOW
ELL DIES At San ANTONIO

Mrs. Rosa Fountain Howell, daugh-
ter of the late J. A. Fountain, quietly
passed away at her home in San An
tonic at 3;15 o'clock this morning,
and the remains will reach here Sat.
urday afternoon at 1870 o'clock over
the International & Great Northern
the funeral taking place from the
train.
Mrs. Howell had been in poor
health for some time, and her death
while a shock to her many friends
did not come altogether as surprise
to near relatives.
Mrs. Howell was born near Selma
Dallas county, Alabama, and when a
young girl came to Bryan, where her
beauty, charm of manner, intellectual
attachments and many other rare
qualities soon gathered around her q
host of friends and admirers. While
in Bryan she was prominent in social
and literary circles, and her choice OF
San Antonio as home caused regret
among her host of friends in this
city
She leaves one son, W. s. Howell,
Jr., and several brothers, as follows:
Dr. ]. L. Fountain, Prof. C. p Foun
tain, E. ]. Fountain, DR.. H. l.. Foun
tain and DR.. w. C. Fountain.
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MISS SUE READ BASKET
WILL APPEAR TONIGHT

Tonight Miss Sue Read Basket
will delight the hundreds of young
people in Bryan with her wonderful
talent in reading" and expression .
The management of the Princess The
atre were fortunate in securing the
services of this talented young lady
to appear here, this day and date
only.
Miss Basket first began her studies
of expression at the Barrett Manual
Training School at Henderson, KY
Later she graduated in the Cumnoch
Course under Miss Elizabeth Ward
who is now in Europe.
After taking a special course at
the Chicago University, where she
studied for special Chautauqua work,
she made tour of the Central States,
and last year accepted a position as
Director of Expression at the Car.
thage High School of Carthage. Tex
Her work while there proving highly
satisfactory, she was re-engaged fol
the coming school year.
Miss Baskets program for this
evening will be chosen from Madame
May Elizabeth Fishes monologues
and no doubt she will receive rous
ing reception from lovers of expires
sion and literary art.
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Good Meeting at Peach Greek.

The revival meeting in the Baptist
church at Peach Creek, which has
been conducted by Rev. w. J. Mead,
assisted by Rev. F. c. Nash, closed
last Sunday and great outpouring
of the spirit is reported. The meeting
started Friday week ago and lasted
eight days, closing Sunday night.
There were fourteen accessions to the
church and eight were baptized. Rev.
Mead reports that the attendance was
good and that the best meeting of
years for that place has Just closed,
and that all were. greatly helped by
the revival.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-16
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.
& Texas Central
lnral. Nrus
Dixie Theatre tonight.

Dixie Theatre tonight.
Wanted-5000 oat sacks Stephan
Bros.
Taylor Jones of Reliance was here
today.
N. M. Hite of Houston was in the
city today.
Charles Brown of Edge was in the
city today.
Oscar Turner of Tabor was in the
city today.
S. S. Kelley of Kurten spent today
in the city.
A nice assortment of new candies
Hardy. Newton.
T. d. Lock OF Cottonwood spent to
day in the city.
If you have any rags bring them tc
The Eagle office.
Wiley Coulson OF lola was visitor
in the city today.
Our shirt sale lasts only four days
Brandon & Lawrence.
Cleave Smith of Kurten was a Wis
itor in the city today.
All Val laces &c Monday at Wal
ker's sc and 10c Store.
Prof. d. J. Mcdonald of Wheelock
was in the city today.
A great program at the Dixie to
night with grand music.
Everything in fresh fruit and vege
tables. Hardy Newton.
For Sale-Good secondhand safe
Apply to Frank Myers.
The Eagle will buy all of your old
rags, If they are clean.
Mrs. A. G. Nicely of Wellborn was
in the city shopping today.
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George Adams returned from Dallas

George Adams returned from Dallas
yesterday.
W. s. Burk of Montgomery was in
the city today.
For Rent-Four-room house. Mrs.
Adela Dodson.
Mrs. j. II. Webb departed today for
Rockdale to visit relatives.
Nice. smooth stone slop jars at
Walkers Monday only SOC. n :
Fred Lock and w. d. Lock ofLfa.
Dor were in the city today.
Mrs. NJ. s Edge left today for Waco,
where she will visit friends.
E. C. Parker went to the bottom
today to spend several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. d. Robinson Of
Wixon were In the city today.
All kinds of cakes and crackers,
fresh every week. Hardy Newton
]. w. Mathis of Steep Hollow was
mingling with friends in Bryan today.
For Household goods; might
rent house. Inquire at Winters bar.
Der shop.
See the 10c candy window. Just re-
ceived fresh shipment at sc and 1Oc
Store.
We have some special prices on
light spring delivery wagons. E. F,
Parks.
Rev. w. J. Mead and daugbtef, Miss
Effie Mead, OF Tabor spent today in
the city.
For Rent-Three furnished rooms !;
corner of Dallas and Clay streets
Mrs. A. c. Myracle.
Rev. Glib Foster of Fort Worth is
in the city. He will move to Norman
gee in a short time.
$3.50 shirts now $1.15, $3.50 shirts
now $1.45. Includes all fancy patterns.
Brandon & Lawrence.
Mrs. A. p. Coleman of Waco arrived
today and is a guest OF her daughter,
Mrs. r. r. McAnelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Hood of Den.
ison arrived today and are guests OF
tho tnilx nf ID ID Mile
Mrs. John A. Boriskie, Mrs. F. r.
Brandes and Mrs. F. Driesh of Beau.
mont went to Marlin today,
Mrs. Winnie Newton and daughter.
Lille Maud, went to Hearne today to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Milto Burts.
Think of 1t! Manhattan, Emery and
Arrow fancy shirts at wonderful
saving. Brandon & Lawrence.
w. d. Yardley, Mr. and Mrs. Put
Buchanan and Miss Fay Buchanan of
Harvey we're in the city today.
For Sale-Eight or ten choice resi-;
dence lots on West Bryan street. AD
ply to T. P. Gentry. Phone PIT.
Miss Adelne Sanders has returned
home from two weeks pleasant
visit to San Antonio and Corpus.
w. r. Tucker left today for Dallas,
Mckinney and other points in North
Texas. He will be absent about two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. May and daugn-
ter came in today from Huntsville
and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Webb Howell.
We are showing a full line of light
spring wagons. Some are designed
especially for grocery wagons and
some for general delivery purposes.
p. F. Parks.
J. NJ. Johnson of the United States
department of agriculture. with head.
quarters at A. & NJ. College, returned
from Houston and Galveston today.
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Mrsr6. H. MCGEE Of Anderson, who

MrsT1O. H. MCGEE of Anderson, who
bas been visiting friends in the city,
1went to Benchley today.
Miss Ethel Sanders, who has been
a guest of Miss Evelyn Sanders, re-
turned to her home at lola yesterday.
Don't fail to see the famous Than
houser kid" at the New Princess to.
night in the beautiful society drama
Treasure Trove."
Mrs. Fred Driesh and daughter,
Miss Francis Dorothy Dreish. arrived
yesterday and are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Hrdlicka.
Don't miss Kentucky Girl" 1t is
great. "The New Woman and the
Lion" a real comedy Don't miss
them at the Dixie tonight.
Strayed-White collie dog, with
brown spot on right shoulder: about
one year old; name Woodrow. "
Phone 20 or SO. S. C. Hoyle.
Miss Lola Wilson, who has been
Visiting in Galveston, Houston, Dick.
inson and other points in South
Texas, returned home today. ~
! Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Evans, who
have been touring the East for the
past six weeks. visiting Washington.
Baltimore, New York. Chicago and st.
Louis and other points of interest. re-
turned home today.
"Rizzio." a story of Mary, Queen OF
the Scots, containing some of the
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BIDS WANTED.

Bids for concessions for the Labor
Day picnic will be received in the
following form: Confectionery, pop
corn, peanuts, ice cream cones and
lemonade, or anything pertaining to
refreshments. Bids will be received
for each of the above named eonces-
sions, or as a whole. not later than
Thursday, August %, 1912.
d. Orville Reese,
Chairman Finance Committee.
Labor Day Picnic.
Address: New Princess Theatre
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Return from STATE convsn.aon:

County Attorney Lamar Bethea, P.
H. Arlington of Millican, w. c. Boy
EFT of College, R. J. Potts of College,
j. B. Dunn and daughter of Benchley
returned yesterday from the demo
cratic state convention at San An
tonic. They report an interesting
session.
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R. D. Crawford and Miss Minnie
McGregor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27
Wiothorolanos .9rep.

Seq fan life negte mig Den 5or'
nsielie at iort9ae libt ira Serbia
lambs llngbomslags aarsItepne /
2piteie mt | Finien, boor ieg meote
Iom $. It's SefretPr. Oct blep Ell
itorartet Stepne, eft al De bebIte Sor-
balanbs llngoomslag %nogeniinoe bar
bolbt, os oct bill life iige iaa tibet.
ga. 5000 Wenneifer iamleoe Jig
iii Stepnet. De fleite bar Sarbin-
ger, men ogiaa en- itor Gel fra Ssno-
borolano, Wiotborblanb, Bergen og
9ois. De fom pr. Sampifib, pr.
Gpffel, pr. Seit eller pr. Rotorbaao
Of set iibite Slaas bar Der ont
fring 80 Stpffer fremmsot meo
Stepneiolf.
8i iamlebeS Iiniebag / gpIteie
airfe, bpor Observation-Disclosures
Cars GIfelano talte m9gtig oper
Oct berlige Tinieepangelium, oa
Sfueipiler Hasmus Hasmusier
lang Here 9anlle nor'te Salmetoner.
Get par en- Ssitiosituno, iom tent
piI slemmes Of benz, iom bar til
1tebe.
Steuneplaoien uoe paa 9unbarnes
laa paffert til oppe | Glen meb ri
lloiigt ODER gpso og 5iorh.
Sormanoen / Sorbalanbs llng.
bomslog, anor. Siiet, bolot isrit en-
fort Winoetale ODER aioebe Reoaftsr
9orent5 Rpbs, Sois. gnifeoe iioen
Golf pelfommen. Sfoleoireftsr
geple bolot ct fraitist og flart Nj
bolosioreoraa, b%porefter Soban
guitbe iremlagoe Siples iterfe apao
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27
bar bcuiit os, at ri fol fables @uos

bar bepiit os, at ri ifal falSeS 6uos
Bern.
Saa blcp set ErGientation og Sio'
ncsbpro al Misiionselepcrnc ira Der
gems Niisiionsifole. Gu bel Slot
unge fiGffe Ipuo font her irem %
afIaeoe biertelige gionesbpro ON Den
Serrc % @uo, iom o. mart ltal no
% pione ON paa Misnonsmarferne
Ii Nino o. SantaliItan. Sioer
iolte after missioner Sepfartb; Ntn-
iitiorcningen ira Bergen lang %
ipilte, o. Nsoet par lut.
Ssuoag isr Ninie bau0e Ss SG'
%reriorening Ell ieltlig Sommenformt
hos Carer Sforpeu / SGglanbsoa.
len. SGrernes Srucr q ogiaa meo,
Set bar et bpggeligt SnmoGr. Gel.
taaerne tog iig Ell 1ur inooper oen
me Bel iorbi Hso. I'll Aloalen OF
Sunobougen. iom DC ileite life baooe
Jet. Ser er ell mpgtig Ratur. Teiert
er bp9get inc / Den nrlteu loorette
SIeloii6e; Oh Ger neoenmoer llgger
Sioroer, mort og 0pb, Iu pouer
neppe fate @Iiffet uoouer oeu iuim'
lenoe Ssioe. Nerira or Ell pafter
llbiigt mo opcr belle Samnan9cr'lor'
oen nleo ocnS penlige Omgipeller.
oiSie Gage bar 9crgenS Yhtle'
INN labet uogrape aongSbaugeu paa
Souglono / SS. Soilgen er bpaaet
ouer Ell @rap ira Soltepauoringsti'
Den. Wan ianot inbe / Sailgen Stpf.
fer al iorifieaiee SlagS Scrfar. no.
aeu Scrnimffer og Spiaebriffer al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

Ben. en- Man0 bar ligget begrdpet
Der. Baa 5oppen al @rapen fnnotes
en- ltor glof boio apdrts, Of famine
SlaaS JONI er blepet fmtoet | 8ran-
bauge, iom ior uogen liar tilbage
blcp uograpne ber / Ss. Zen bpioe
apartS or mof blepet meget brrgt
pda 8rapbnige / 5olfeponortngsti'
oen. Gette tnoer pda, at man bar
brugt apartien til Ell bellig Snobielie
al 3raperne.
SsnSre gparne 4ptnoeforening
bapoe 2sroag lite Sitni 8Giar /
gruarsp Sfoleblis, I'll Su6tGgt for
ainumisiioten. gmisi9r Satob Sal.
giem talte. Ger fom tt0 ca. 80 Ser.
SSoban @ngeiien 9ruorsp er oeo,
ca. 90 Mar gammd. Stgeiad SU-
ocrio, en- 10 RaoneOer gnmmel
9otter al Eoitaabner Sunus Sobn-
lem
Site er: ears Slien Ssritrsucn
meo Gina ,SSufobsoutter 80. en- Gut
ira Mauqer meo Iuna Iilsoatter
Storum oa gnna RsO meo NJ 8ut
ira -2uerool. Ser bltr forreiten Itrar
Here 9rpauper. On oct ital ieJ
lfripe ienere.
Silieu iii fienote % fiGre | ame-
rifal
6te Hyuui 1912.
Sobdr Iuitbs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27
getalt politin advertisement.
Distieheoen al en- iterf
amerifanif Slaaec

eneoe Stater, at bette Sano 1fuloe
bape en- it9rf arigsflaaoe. enropas
oa @fiens Stormaeter frpeter life ct
2ano Der bar en- ipag 6laaoe. Tn
Iterf Slaabe fororer Deres Heipeft
for De Sorenebe Slater oJ for De al
bette 2an6s 9orgere, iom refer /
fremmeoe 9anbe. Sremmebfeote
9oreere al De Soreneoe Stater be-
isger ofte oct Sano, bpor De er
fsote, iamt ogiaa andre 2anoc, og
bpis oisie 2anoe peb, at De Sorenebe
Stater bar en- it9rf Slaaoe % er
iItano iii at itraffe bent Der forbaa-
ner bets gorgere, oa bebanbles oe
amerifanIfe 9orsere meo Geipeft.
timber oert unearife Hepolution tog
set pi.errisife arissifib "Susiar"
tilionge en l1nearer oeb Hopn Mur.
tin 8os5ta, Der to Iar for / Stem
gorf banbe erfleret oct iom fin Sen.
hat at blipe Soreneoe Staters 9or-
ger. &ommanoer Sn3rabam al ben
amerifanife Slaabe itiaeoe fine So
r,oner mob bet siterrigife Sfib, troos
OF ban bapoe ct meget minore 5artsi
END "Susiar", og fororebe aos5tas
Srigipelie. Siterrieerne tiaob aui5at
at eaa fraborbe en- fri Wanb.
Sette er ben Slags Slaaoe hi bill
bape - en- fslaaoe, Der itaar fGroi5
til at beIfptte amerifanife 9or9ere,
laopel De fremmeofsbte iom inoisote.
Sor at en- Slaaoe / oisie Gage fan
bore Iterf, forbre &eipeft / Sreos.
tio oa pinbe Slag / 8rigstio, maa
BEN babe ct tort @ntal Slagifibe.
9e amerifanife ari9sifibe panot
Slaget peo Sautiaso og sbelagbc Den
ipanife Sloabe, og bpis europa og
SSSapan ifal reipeftere os, maa De BIZ
Sc, at ri er iitanb til isien of fiempe
paa iamme Maabe. europa og So
pan er / tropl 9irfiombeb meo at
bpgge Sla9Ifibe.
Oct republifanife Garti, Ser nomi.
nereoe greiibent Gait for @ienpala
iom Braiioent for De Sorenebe eta.
ter, bar / &onsresien itemt for iaar
at isie TO npe Slagifibe til ben ame.
rifanife Slaabe. Oct bemofrutiife
Barti, ser nominerebe 8ooorop
@ilion for De Sorenebe Staters
Greiibert, bar / &ongresien itemt
for life at fsie noget Slagifib til oen
amerifmife SIaaoe. Iosle faa pa-
triotiife 9emofrater bar Iuttet iig til
&eprbIifauerne / at femme for
Slasifibe, men BET bemofratife Bar
ii / 9on3resien bar meb flor Maio.
ritet erfl9ret fig imoo at gisre Slaa.
Ben iterfere.
Spis BET oemofratiife Iarti ifrloe
ieire peo bet fommenoe SaIg / geo.
nenlber, piloe Den amerifanife Slaa-
De bliue meset ipGffet, og europa os
Sapan piloe blipe ieroeles forrsie-
De. 0isie 2anoe, Der life ipnes ON
gmerifanerne, piIoe life pqre bange
for at forbaane og ifaoe De Soreneoe
Staters gorJere, og De 9anbe, iom
enifer at tage Dele al Spb amerifa,
piloe saa ben og biplpe Jig ieIp itoen
at taee Senipn til Hroteiter fra
@aibinston.
Sremmeofsbte gorsere, Der snifer
at lie EN- it9rf Sorenebe Staters sslaa.
be, JONI fan beifptte fine 9orgere on
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-27

ebmaRinru ~Sustrnnen- er mooinaeu /
euo SrSen. 90 ben sr all ot inu snie en-
shmafire at prre. Zen aisr doot arbeioe
% andr let.
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PROSPECT.

fNOSfECl.
The ladies of the Help-Some- How society
will hold their annual midsummer sale at
Prospect village schoolhouse Wednesday,
Aug. 21st. afternoon and evening If stormy
the day following Aprons, pillow slips, fancy
articles, food, home made candy and ice cream
will be on sale. In the evening there will be
a program of eadings ard music The public
is cordially invited to attend. =. Will Dutch of
Milo spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. d
M. Dockha m... Frank Guidamore has sold his
farm at Mosquito Mountain and moved to
Belchertown, Mass.....Miss Allie Clark of
Searsport was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Dockham recently. Mrs. Susie Randel of
Stockton Springs visited her sister, Mrs. Liz
zle Eames, several days last week. Mrs.
Alice Sylvester of Etna was visitor in town
las week. Mrs. Agnes Harding, who is
sto piping with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira
" ard. is quite ill at present. :. Miss Belle
IA iney, who has been visiting in New Hamp-
Wednesday.
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PRESIDENT TAFT
E0ImsLly Notified of His NoD,in,tio,

aaomduy Notified of His Nomination.
va, s'a '@l'N August l. President Taft
s'.... ''fAa'Iy rotifed today of his nomination
a.. 7 National Republican convention at Chi
MA, sl.5oaaied by his family and friends
te 'e east room of the White House,
cha ,r. r-7@''rat received from Senator Root,
i,s. % .s iommittee of notification, his
sel5a '''ioh OF 1he cohVention
u.- I ..a 4. Inc nomination is as clear and
afs. l7... 's the title of any candidate
, '.- at -1a eouclusion of his address.
o. 3-.s Vt acceptance Mr. Taft defined
.e- sues Of the campaign as he saw
ass,-.- ed the right to amplify his
~. .. a .stter as the campaign devel-
'o,s- reme issue that confronts the
main. dent declared. was that of the
Ae ,.. of the nations institutions and
te ..e Ton vi the constitution, threatened
N,.. ~, @ 'h. one hand by the Democratic
yho sss . ile ether by those Republicans
Anew .I. .F'e he party to try their fortunes in
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1'S1ddhoe to be Redeemed.

g,.. @fee-aI to the Portland Press.
hoe fo,a. August 4th. Two years ago saeada-
RepcSJ,uea. after many years Of staunch
adt aad t5a jpala iaItered and fell by the way
~ Of tbar oemoerats succeeded in electing
itsuf bnt Candidates. with the exception Of
tS year no, ''.'s isn't going to happen again
Seetiap NJ 4Vi - ny long shot. At the recent
esfe tie ,sno Sne Republican county committee
Sieat sept;,potS oItS from every town showed a
usnocrstic, zen against the continuance of
slssys Ssa. rule Some of those who had
NO oyears aao Slassed as Republicans, but who
as oudesta aso supported Plaisted, are among
= today sas asalnst the Kennebec county ring
sst,hg about t'.u are working tooth and nail to
sooc in Semi an oid-time party victory in Saga
sllcl exsts5 ste.5s@oer, The breach in the party
sSslely hesIoa mere for years has been COM
s,.spublicap in Tn. and Bath will swing into the
@sn in the M ,,ne aa and will Ibe followed by every
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The Shoe Situation.

Trade in footwear shows Improvement,
despite the reluctance displayed by some buy
ers ito pay the sharp advances demanded by
manufacturers. and most factories are actively
engaged in preparing fall and winter ship
ments. Pronounced strength continues to
rule Throughout the leather market, especially
ON sole leather. which is selling about 1c.
higher, with tanners holding quotations very
hrmiy IN consequence of further advances in
raw material.-Dun's Review, August 3d.
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---,,ents of Today's Journal.

-, p,ard the Belfast. City Govern
P1oa D Dct Obituary. The News of Bel
1,.r & Personal.
...,o.ratic Economy. Washing
7lGa- n Wbisperings. Spite Money. How
ost an Island to England. Man
..@dlfes Exported.
IA A Twelve Y ear Old Girl Who
F.G5 tsrous for Bread Making. :. A
-ssr Deal to Everything. A Sea
15'',s5, Averted .Letitia to the Res
lI..rryl A Bucksport Boys APP
-,,,nrsn. Literary News and Notes
r.,5.a.s. Belfast's Legacy for
pace - Building. News of the
-r-s The News of Brooks. The
..rs7es Wedding BELLS. East Bel
#z.
n."sgs OF Belfast.
f' .-. Iutb About Those Delegates.
f"l ... sfaber Shoe Company Making
?sai nam Farm Pay Well. Another
-Arder Depending on Some
-a A Legend of Grand Manan
.- iper Money to be Smaller.
- om Lippincott's. Wedding
rt stockton Springs. Mar
PAGE .arn Married. Died 80.
..-s t0rrespondence. Ship News.
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IN s0<RD THE BELFAST

,,..- ... .as off the Passengers of the
D.s Of Rockland.
hers who spent vacation at
.. p.-.-e. --sga on the east side were re-
,-..,.. .0.. o mes and were on the steam
-a.,-.. ... she took the steamer City of
...- sngers from the collier Will
-.t...r ~ tae early morning hours of
-...s.. .h They write of their ex-
rs.e,,s= .- ''-'
tuesday p. m.
+-. .... .atter now and longer one later,
.a normal yet after this morn
...-..r.- 1t is as near wreck as
.. sr 1ume. 1t was just as excit-
.s rsrs state, and conditions for
. -.. rdlng to the statements made
.-.-u5 the women passengers of the
s.- ..ar-. were worse than the papers
'..; S.. -s0ess On the Rockland.
''' 20 ..aI. .r spce 2 IS a. m. and feel that
ITe.aa.. .F-.a storm any minute.
.r... RET S more at length:
Tuesday, July 80.
r,s ..s t.. ave probably seen that itwas
55...a Tine Of the Belfast to assist in
l..... Hsf ye sailed into Boston with the
I'm RucSlsBd's passengers aboard.
f,.. asa-er sl al g a. m by distress sig
--re ST. ne, which our boat answered
srI .a.ssrs heard, Cant you throw US
,r- ,ai tre Is rn2' 1t didn't take - and
r- gs. &. 4=t -g the window, where we could
,se .a4le. and large black hulk which
sts. proved 10 ue the William Chisholm of
Nv -. Standard Oil vessel; it was she
rs5 sa 4ra ire damage, and the "City of
2rssr e.4= sorry sight with 6 feet or
Ee- ,- alg completely gone and a huge
B.raI. ne 4ddie wheel should be.
. happened at midnight and
vs.1 .- Ell 90 END succor the passengers
5s5 i-a- re.sserred to the VIM. Chisholm.
H. t.r.s. carried no wireless and Only six
5ara.. e. It which capsized, but believe
by .st About five O'Clock we took
q. --a.--s gE board md while most of
rea 7s- .r.y We'll clothed, some indeed
.tqsa' -rv sight it was the nearest ap-
1t-. Id. rsa. thing ever want to expert
sme ss.l soundly after leaving Rock
raa-. he fog whistle until in reach
d -. aii Of the Rockland.
"e-s .,-l -Ir staterooms TO the rescued
s thankful that we we were in
.-..5. -u'. b could give aid instead of the
Ga red it,.
s.. .s to let the happy memories
% weeks blot out the gruesome
l--= sa-g morn.
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part OF the City Government and Maurice w
Lord and Clement W. Wescott as two on tho
part OF the citizens to act with Charles W
frederick, trustee, as suggested in his state.
ment presented to the City Council.
Adjourned.
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FAMILY REUNIONS,

he 18th annual reunion of the
.sr-- , will be held at Northern
a. @interport, Aug. %, 1912.
Simmons family will hold
-at.. ..euag Aug. 2lst on the east side
sr.s simmons Grove with Eph-
E... he Nickerson family reunion
church at SwanviIle, August
-r on the church lawn. A.
s- aetary
annual reunion of the Nor
ne.l at the home of E. G.
..y. SATURDAY, Aug. "a, 1912.
friends Of the family are cor
sttend Picnic dinner. Eva
.- seeretary, West Appleton.
ueetions of the late Joel
10 meet with his daughter
" gsnad, at her home, Megunti-
., L,ncolnyiile, Tues day, Aug.
enc dinner. Tea and coffee
if stormy, first fair day.
annual reunion of the Hills
Zoo eii Wednesday, August %,
.-- .e Of MIR and Mrs E. H. Bur-
mon, Ne, All members and
.ylted to attend. If stormy
e held the first fair day. L.
7' '#-- Me-. r. +. D.
'2. l=s 7rh annual reunion of the
'''t .-F wlu be held at the old home
.. a.1FUu racV at GOulashoro Point