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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-25
9e1,ti1e Vremmoi@att,
britii6e @ebdni9s
feit.

Mtht offenen Mrmen u1bo entbuiiu=
Itiif;e1 9epeiien ungebeudelter
IreunoiGaft iino Sic guropa=6abrer
oes .9rooflpn Sdngerbun0", Sic
oeutiftamerifaniiGen 9ebrer uno Sic
Sent S1bilGums : 8un0esi6ieBen in
6ranffurt q. %. beimob11enoen an1ert=
faniiGen S9iiben in Geutidlan0 arf=
genon1men mor0en. Sic 8irger un0
Sic 9eb0r0en Ser bon ibnen beiudten
stdote iiberbieten iib in gbrungen
fir lie; Sic Ereiie be5ruBt lie als lie
BE, tbeure @aite, ur5 ale gu ibrem
gmpfang peranitulteten Geierlidfei=
ten rperoer 5u ELECTROMAGNETIC,
unS jeSe gebaltene &eSe flingt in Sem
@rni9 aus, 5aB Sic t%rq0itioneue
Treun0i6aft 5miiden Sem ma4tigen
Ie1tiden &eid uro Ser groben ame=
rifaniiden &epublif tmmer feiter unS
inniger mer0en m0ge. 9aran III nthtS
@ema1te5, 0enn ge11au ID 1t110 ollie
an0ern groBen ameritantl6en &etle=
geieliduften empfangen mor0en, Ste
in oergangenen SaAren 0eutidlanS
bellthten. Sour lit Sic freun0idaft=
lide @eiinnnng oe5 0eutiden @olfes
gegen Mmerifa un0 Sic Mmerifaner
ieit SEM fiir5liden Slcttenbeiude nod|
berjlider %gepor6en. Ser marine, BON
Ser5en fommen0e gn1pfang, Ser Sem
6eutihen @eifmaoer BON ser Hegte=
rl111g un0 Semi @olfe ser Ser. Staaten
bereitet muroe, bot oriben Elm lalltes
gfo ge%funSen, SOS 5ange nadflingen
mir0.
ginen greGen 8ontruit SIT SEM Ser
6riioerungsiubel, ser 6urh Sic San=
ger, 9ehrer= ur15 shiibenbeiuhe &C.
medft moroen lit, bilSet oas @utb=
seid1rei gngIattSs Sariiber, ooB Die
Ser. Stoaten aus SEM Nanama=&a=
nal, SEN lie nit i6rem eigenen @eloe
ge6aut baben, m0glihit groBen g1t=
ten fir iih ielber 5iehen moaen. Mit
i6rer Characterization timber rore1t=
felt fat Sic britiihe &egterung gegen
Sic Eaiiirltng zines SEM &ongreB TIT
@aibington oor1iegeirOen @elebent=
mnrfes proteitiert, 6urh SEN amerifa=
niid1en Sdiffen, Ste 6en @arol be-
nuten, elon0ere @erginitigrtngen ge=
tpahrt peroen Iolen. 0ie 9onooner
Sinao-Ereiie 5itirt iiber Sertra9s=
bruf, ut0 mur peri ltdt sort mebr ooer
min0er often, cine gelneiniame Mftton
ser @dhte berbei5ufubren, 6urd Sic
,.OnteI 5um" um Sic Trii9te ieines
l~tnternebmumgsgeiites 1no 6as un=
perduBerIide @edt gebradt tperoen
ion, nit ieinem Gtgenfb11m su thr1,
mas ibm beliebt. grfolg mer0en 0iele
8iblereten idaperltd buben, aber tie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-25
9ie olpmpii@en Spiele.

S1e plDlHp11fel1 Sp1ele III S1ou=
6olm lino ooriiber u1po bu6en mit Ell
1ern g%ldn5enoen Siege I'M erer ante
rifaniid)en Sl1ngen geen0et; lie baben
bemieier, SaB Sic alnerifuniide Su=
qer0 beute arf fat allen @ebteten
0es Mtbletentbln1s at Ser Spite iteht.
Ius uerfiinoete Geiammtreiultat bat
Sen Mmerifa1e1n nit 12S Nunften Die
6iibrul1g gege6ef1, Damn fomnren Die
Sdmeoen NIT tO4, sic g%nglan0er nit
66 Eunften, Sic Siunldn0er nit 46
ul1S crit on fiinfter Steae Sic 0el1t=
id,en nit 81 Eltnfteu Stir Sic gng=
timber par 0as grgebniB cine groBe
gn%ttduiduung, Sa lie ein ptef bel1ere5
Reiultot fir iih ermartet 6atten, mab=
reno mani in 9eutiGlan0 0urh oas
GrgebniB fal1m enttGuidt iein miro,
oa Sort Sos Snterella fir Sport uno
Mtb(etenthuln crit ieit fur5er 3e1t er=
uoht lit. 3ie Tortihritte, Sic Ge1ttlh=
lanO in ser fur5en ;3eit gemaht bat,
fan0en in Stod6olm pnae Mnerfen=
hung, ua0 ntutr 5meifelt nidt 0aran,
6oB Sic oeutihen Nthleten bei Sen
11uditen olpmpiihen Spielen Dtel BEL
Ter abihnei0en merosn. 8ei SEM nil
litariiden @eifen itanoen tie an eriter
Stene, m4bren6 Sic Gnglan0er on
smeiter fame1t 1110 Sic Mmerifaner
SEN 0ritten NluB errangen.
Iie Mmerifaner osri tanSen es, iid
ourf ibr @enebmen aqgemeine Spm=
patbie 5u erringen, nidt MIR our&
ihr a0nnen ionSern audi 0ur6 ihr
fronfes, freies M%uftreten inns Sic edit
Iportm4nnii9e @eii e. nit Ser lie etne
giie0er[age al1fnahmen. 3as 9aupt=
ereigniB oes gar5en Sournters, aui
oeiien @eminnltng lie siemlih ftder
gerednet hatten, Sns beriibmte Ma=
ration &enneny lit ibnen entgangen
unS mltr0e BON einem langen iu0=ume=
rifuniiden Noli5ilten geponnen, ma6=
ren0 lie ii6 nit Sem 5rttten Hlate
begniigen muBten. Sn5eiler baben lie
10 gld15er0 abgeihnitten, SAB lie itd
iiber Sic Nie0erldge troiten f0nnen.
9us luhDerl tdn0tge l1rt6etl gebt So
fin, 6oB Sic Mmerifo1er fire grfolge
hal1ptiddli4 i6rett miiienidaftliden
neutrality-suspicious. 5u 0anfen ba=
BEN. Mber bierin liegt al1h ser mun=
Sc Nunft. Die Strenge 5es Sruint=
rens uuf Sen ltniperittdten fat idon
manfem iungen Mt6leten, Ser lid)
GROCER Siege erf reltt bot, einen Ser5=
febler 5uge5ogen, Sent er nod fur5er
3eit eIen0iglih erlas. 0esbalb 5iebt
man in 9eutihluno Nas 5l1rne1 Dor,
6os ein barmoniihes MusbiLoen oes
&0rpers inns @eiites rltrebt, uno Sc i
len 6altptpor5ug Sem Mtbeletentbum
gegeniiber ourin beitebt, SaB es 0os
qon5e Soft frdftigt uno ltdrft, mGb=
ren0 Sas M%tbletenthrm MIR 5aruuf Be-
0oht lit, BEL einigen lpeniger, Sic bon
Ser Natl1r b%eipn0ers reih uusgeitattet
iino, m5glihlt ~glan5en5e Helultate SIT
ersielen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-25

benfutaitropber1 l1l1o Sic 400 Mrbel=
ter, Sic BET ltnfGlen in anOeren Sn=
oui triebetrieben ibr 9eben e%inbiiBen,
6eoellterL rein red}neriih betrahtet,
eiren 4upitalperluit Don rltno flint
,ebn Miqionen Collars, 81 sic amerI=
funiite Negierung SEN @elowertb Ell
mes Menitenleben5 ar1f Ste ourdp=
idruitts illn1r1te BON 81, 100 berehnet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-25
zmrttrr Thrl.
@aloanba&t.

8tlt bu inn @alo 9elpe1en
@enn Sriiblingslifte mebn
Sic @limlein Itlafestrunfen
@ie trdrmenb I'M oih ltehen?
@enn &inDleiu NIT linen 1p1elen,
go bersig uub 10 trallt
llub Sorne ludeno. mdrmerp,
Muf lie hernienerl hall!2
esi1t pu inn @ulp qeipe}e u
@euu's priu 10 heimli6 ru1ldt,
@euu inter arill1en gdumen
9os Neh IL dt,9ltlth lulldt2
Meun &Dolein Meltdeu buuer,
Sp fiIinltlid unb 10 fem,
lInp III Sen Meulden 16reten:
..9iin1n1 uiilt nus 9sfeltd)en mein!"
Gilt ou I'M @alb aelpeIcu
Sci Spmmers boiler 8luth,
@euu ou i'm @ulbesidlotteu
Gin Ners un anhern rift?
@e,u 06oletu hell bon1 ltugeu
Sshr lehnenD 9iebeslieb.
Sus s1 oem Ser5en oril1aet
llro tpeit muGt bus @emilth?
9iit nu i'm @ulo aepe'en
Sci @erbites Nurbeupradt,
@eun melfe 8ldtter fullen
l11b oph sic Come l1dt?
@enn nann ein Greis orei1 ld1re1reF,
50 emit, 10 ihlper, 10 ladt,
Sim Ser @enaufe leitet:
I1h ih fob balp p%plbradlt?"
@ilt SIT int @alo aelpelen
y@en1 nriuuen Sduee l1l1o CTS.
sNeuu tuuIeno Sternlc;n f%unfel1l
Pin einem Smu1ellrets?
9eun SIT bies Nu betradtet
SIM frpmmeu, retn Gebet,
Sl(:ounu ser SDem @pttes
Nurtl Seine Seele geh1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-25
Git S6anomiib.

&pd1D. P. Mlfre0 Muper, =. g. y,
Nfarrer Ser unbefl. gn1pfangnlBge=
rsince in ct. GlouS, marnte gegen
cine 3eitltng Ste Mennee,' melhe
ourd1 Sic Noit ais grsn1plare Sen Selt=
ten 5l19eItidt miro. Gas @latt miro
in aurora, Mn.. berausgegeben BON
eil1e1u gepiilen u&ep Sbeo. 8. Mal=
fer, uuo Ser 3mef 6esielben lol leir1
Sic gepo6rrtng Ser 6reiAelt l11leres
oanoes gegen Sic Mngriffe Ser fatb.
Strife uno Size 9ef 0roerung Ses Sort
1d1rittes u1ro Ser G%ioiliiation. Als
Mittel sn oiele m 3nefe mir0 befur-
portet sic Sre1nl1ns BON Staat n11o
Stride, Size @e1tel1eruug aQes &lrhe11=
,etqenthums ulro Sdul5mang fir ale
ainoer BIS sum IA. 2ebensiaAre l1ro
spar MIR in elmer ~lSreiifule." Sic
les glatt lit uod @iit inns @ale geger
Sic fatholtide Stride. Sein 9aupt=
sued lit, sic fatboi:ife airte. nit
Scott 5n heperfen, uno oaEer l11to
Mofe fir @ofye ieine Sdmusbatte=
rien qegen Sen Nopit. Sic 8iid0fe nt10
Trieiter geridtet. aue Sfunoalge=
ifif)ten, Sic mir ausf!notg SIT madden
iin0, meroen aufgetildt uno tuhttg
qeIogen miro nod o5eleorein; aus et=
ner Miife mir0 Elm elephant gemadt.
Sic galfen in SEN Nlagen Ser prote=
1tuntilden Nre0tger ltebt ser SfatN=
miih nidt, MIR ser Splitter im Mrge
oes Irieiters miro beobadtet. 3u=
Sem meroen in oieiem Sdmusblntt
Sic 0ebren un0 ginridtungen Ser to-
t6oltiden &irfe entlte1t, laderlt9 ge=
moht, ais ulbern nno aberglanbtlh
be3eidnet, uno Sic fatboliihe Stride
ielbit mir0 bingeiteat als Seinotn Ell
ner freien &egierung nnS unlerer
freien Ssnititutionen, uls grimnt1ge
Gerfolgerim iener, Sic niht nit tbrett
SsS6een u11o @runoiaten iibere1nltlm=
men.
Seer tamoige uno oernilnftige 2eute
mer0en mobl fuum MergerniB an Sent
[iiqenbuften uno perldum0erilden Sr1=
hulte 6ieles Shmierblattes neE=
men, ie0oh fonnte 0esielbe manden
ShmadglGubigen unb BEL onoers Der
Ssstqen0 Elm Stein 0es MnitoBes letn.
Ge5bol6 beiBt es, auf Ser SUIT letn
inns iolde ele1oe 3eitungsmtl6e, loa=
ten 6ielelben einem 5rgelanot meroe11,
in SEN 6elterof en man0ern lallen. Ser
"Mep." 3. 6. @alfe., Geoacteur Oes
uMenoce", m0ge it6 nit letnem
gdmut1perfen gegen Ste fatbol11fe
Stride mobl in Md: nebn1e11, 1onlf
fann es ibm mie einem gepilien Som
@atlon ergeben, Ser ieit mebr oenft
einem Satire unten int Suoen cine
ghmabldriit gegen Sic fat6. Stride
ferult5gegeben fat uro MIN mege1t 1e1=
11en un5udtigen g[rtifeln, Sic er 0urd
Ste Goit geididt batte, Dor oas 9e=
riht qelaoen un0 SEM 8roBgelhmore=
nengeriht iibermielen moroen tit. gr
lit unter giirgidaft un0 lein Terbor
rpiro naditen Mobenber ltattttnoen.
geit iener 3eit lit g%r5bigot uno Ser
laSunroer @atlon iebr 5abm nno flet11=
(nl1t %nptpor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-25
aas @noe in si&t.

Sir Sic gertogung 5es @ongrelies
fat mar1 nl1nmebr sen 5. Mugult TINS
Muge gefaBt, mdbren6 anoere oses
@reiqniB ouf SEN 10. ODER Is. 0es
ndditen Monats Derlegen. Die Mus>
lihten betreffs baloiger @erabidte=
ouna ser nntionalen @eiebgeber aus
sem @apitoI baben ith infolge ser See
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-25

&auft es iebt! Gbomberloins Collie.
GboIera= un6 9urdfan-Mittel mub
itets aebraudt >per6en, bebor ser
CONNER porbei lit. @auft es iett unS
iei6 porberettet fir iold Elm @uftuu-
.den. gu fanfen bei allen 4potbefern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-25

ioaten en0lid) al16 Sen oerbtlienlten
unierer Mnglomanen Sic Mugen So
rider 0ffnen, 0aB ~Sobn 8ua". int
mer ein egoiitiider, eifer iudtiger un0
gebaliiger &ipale hleibt, mabren0
Ieuti9lano Ser natiirlide un0 urei=
gen11ilsige 6rel1ro Set Ser. Staaten
lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-25

@inoIi4e Mnipitat. =
2ies9en: ~8apa, tpobiu mnden 6enn
sic 2eltte, sic in 8eneoig tpobnen, tbpe
So95eitsreiie?"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-26
FARM AeouT 90 ACRES ON ELEc.

FARM AeoUT 30 ACRES ON ELEC.
trio car line, 7-room house. woodshed.
bern azXSo. buildings connected, maple
view of valley and surrounding country.
cup and pasture for head of stock
henhouse and yard for a hundred hens
200 bearing apple trees. sold last year
81 barrels, young orchard commenced
bearing. l have another farm on the
car line, good buildings. VIII sell build
iugs with S acres of land or more to
suit the purchaser. Part cash. L. NJ
Linnell, Spears Corner, West Gardiner
aug24dTt
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GREAT CHANCE FOR A LIVE

GREAT CHANCE FOR A LIVE
man. 1 wish to sell my ice BUSH
ness and all equipments, including
horses, harnesses, wagons and ice tools.
Also my farm of 80 acres, finely located,
good view of mountains and is about
one mile from Camden Village. Build
ings in best of repair. running water in
house. Nice gravel and sand pit on
farm, gravel and sand of best quality.
Will sell on easy terms. Good reason
for selling. Come and see what my bust
ness amounts to. f. a. Handley, Cam
den, Me. aug16d2ws
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Equipped Profit. Paying Farm.

100 acres in famous dairy and potato
section. with village advantages. ma
chine-worked fields; estimated to cut 300
eds. wood, in village market worth S.
per Cd: S-room house, 40-ft barn; ma
pie shade; to settle affairs at once aged
owner will include COW, 2 heifers, horse,
poultry, pigs, wagons, moving machine,
horse rake, all farm tools and equip
tails d. and - travelling plp5tFpctions see
page h. our new Mammoth Farm Cata-
logue No. 30. copy free; illustrated and
filled with wonderfnld assortment of
mopey-malSing farms :asstoclst machinery
and crops thrown inewlth many to settle
affairs quickly. e. A.. Strput Farm
Agency, Station 1856, Kent's Hill, Maine.
III la. aug26dft
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A PLACE TO DO GENERAL HOUSE

work in small private family. Best of
references. Address a. MS, care of
f. Nc, Moore, Route r. Gardner, Me.
aug26d6ts
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g &. &11MM AGENCY, A Ns;as.

CAN SHOW LARGE LINE OF GOOD
MENT. CITY PROPERTIES A SPEC
LEY. GET THE HOME FEVER AND
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-26

w. A. MacLEAN, PIANO AND Or
gan tuner, of Boston, on his regular
yearly trip. Piano tuning of the better
kind. High grade repairing. All pianos
cleaned with tuning. I Depot square,
IGoodspeed block, Gardiner Me
aug2id1w
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80 Classified Advertisements &C
with Who Want Sell
10 Want to Buy and Sell.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE


house Of by
and will be
would make good
BANGOR STREET HOUSES.
offs
buHta
FINE RESIDENCE, OAK STREET. staas
tubs
left Would lease for $40 month
g &. &xea1<A Agency, A Ms;ss
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iMPoRTANT-IF YOUR Hair Il

getting gray or complexion troubled
with blackheads, send name and address
to Terrence, Box 355 Diamond Sta. Pitts
burg, Pa. aug22d1ws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-26

a COMPETENT NURSE DESIRES
a position, Inquire of d. e. Foster,
Church Hill, or Telephone 1875 Augusta.
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HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FoH

chanics' tools. Call or address East Side
Secondhand Furniture Store, 81 Cony st.
aug2d1mo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-26

MRS. CRAM, cLAIRvoYANT-cAN
be consulted on health and business
Cases taken by mail. 3 Capitol St, near
Kennebec river. aug2Od1wS
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HOUSE LOT For sALEl

100000 FEET Of NICE LARGE
timber for sale, at a bangsin. Pine,
feet and upwards. l.. l.. Co., p. O. Box
$751; Gardiner Me. eii9 aug20d1w
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CARDS, NOTICES, ETC.

JULIA A. Observation-Disclosures
Medium. Lower State St, has gone to
Etna to attend the Spiritualist camp
meeting, and will return Sept. 3,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-26

DRESSMAkING--WILL GO OUT BY
the day. II Green St. Tel. GAM.
June1Sdtf
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PAlNT Ar A sAcRlElCE. ENOUGH

best lead and zinc paint for a large set
OF buildings. Write for particulars. j.
e. Stinchfield, Clinton, Maine.
aug20d1 yy-WlSy4ts
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RUBBER STAMPS, ETC.

YOUR NAME ON RUBBER STAMP.
plain and readable, 10 cents. Get our
price card for larger stamps. L. g. p.
Stamp Co.. IS Capitol ST., Augusta, Me.
eug12dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-26

HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SEC
oud-hend furniture, ranges, etc. Blan-
Ghetto q Cyr. 129 Wafer st. Tel. x4-1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-26

POSITION TO CARE FOR Chill
dren and assist in housewoT1 Mary
Mayo. u Bridge st. Augusta. EsusAd5ts
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A YOUNG COUPLE WOULD LIk

TO hire camp from Saturday, Aug. 81 to
Sept. 8. One situated between Augusta
and Winthrop preferred. Address y Y.
u. kennebec Journal aug2ld1w*
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-26

agent for the Boss Potato Digger; will
dig level or hilly ground; will dig where
it is stony or otherwise. highest
draught of any machine. made. Cal on
or address 7. w. Langley, r. r. ID. SO,
Oakland Me. atig22d2w@
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TO BUY LAND COVERED WITH

pine growth on the shore Of the Kenne-
bee. between Pophafn Beach and Bath;
state price per acre. S. l.. Stansbury, So
Aborn St, Providence, r. ]. aug2od3w#
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LARGE CLARION RANGE: USED

only few months. Fitted with brass coil
Cost S55 co. esWill sell for $1,000 Also oak
bureau, white chiffonier and parlor
stove. APPLY 10 to z A. NJ. &c Gannett
ST. IT, aug3dtf
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a n. p, /. n. C. ENGINE AND SAW
mounted on drays, frst-class condition:
cheap if taken at once. Clement & Tay-
or, Winthrop, Me. aug21dlw
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UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY

Have you heard of their stock PROPOSE
ton. 1t will pay to look into.
Phone. call or address John S. Lane,
Lawrence House. aug20d6t#
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-26

PROPERTIES For HOME OR INVEST
IALTY. FARMS IN KEN NEBEC VAL
BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD.
iuly31eod
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

LIST OF FROM 4 TO ~ POSSIBLE
answers to each of the first 50 pictures
in Globe Contest Price 75e. Address
aug24dtf
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TEAM FOR SALE, BAY HORSE, II

years DID, nice driver, afraid of nothing,
as new with rubber tires. New harness
with laprobe, etc. Come and ride after
him. Call at So Chapel St, Augusta Me.
trD9i I1sr
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TO BUY OR RENT, A HOUSE OR
.paf1 of house with two or three acres of
land. Give price. No agents. Box III,
Freeport. aug22d3t*
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Rent allowed if instrument is purchased
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/ sTANHoPE BUGGY, 1 f. DEMO-
crat wagon, sleigh and soms second
hand furniture in fine condition. 230
State ST H. W. Norcross. augSdtf
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AGENTS WnNltU.

WE HAVE AN OPENING FOR A
nrstling agent. Do not apply unless you
mean business. Prudential Health and
Accident ms. Co.. Bingham. Me-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-26

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Arizona republican., 1912-05-14
THIS SHOULD
 PLEASE ABE
Many Indictments Against the Former Boss Have
 Been Dismissed
SCHMITZ CASES
 TO COME NEXT
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SAN FRANCISCO. May 13.-All the remaining indictments and one crim- inal information still pending against Abraham Ruef, the convicted political boss of San Francisco, will be dis missed and stricken from the docket by the superior court tomorrow under peremptOry writ of mandamus isl sued by the court of appeals today.
 There are sixty indictments pending against Ruef in Judge Dunne's court. The judge recently refused to dismiss the indictments on motion of Ruefs counsel. Judge LaWler before whom the several indictments were pending, granted a motion declaring there is no possibility to secure conviction on any one. or all of tle indictments. Then an appeal was i~ade to the court of appeals on the ground Ruef's con stitutional rights are impaired, be cause he never has been arraigned on any of the indictments. save the one upon which he was convicted. within sixty days after the indictments were returned There still remain twenty four indictments in Judge LaWler Z court against former Mayor F. r Schmitz Final action upon these will be taken next Thursday.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-14
JOHNSON ATTACKS
 EXPOSITION MEN
Says They Paid the Expenses of Sec retary knox's Late Trip to the
 Pacific Coast.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 13.-At the eleventh hour of the presidential pref erence primary it took an unexpected turn today when Governor Johnson, who supposedly had ended his cam paign Sunday night, announced an ad- dress to voters at Berkeley tonight and attacked the Panama Pacific EXposi- tiOn for importing a cabinet officer at the expense of the exposition, to do politics for Taft He said he had just learned the exposition paid 5000 for the expenses of a private car for Secretary Knox on his recent tour of the coast"
 Estimates of various leaders on the result of the primary tomorrow differ. Roosevelt Headquarters claim they will carry the state by 75,000. Taft men place the presidents majority at a, ,OOO, while La Toilette leaders de clare no one will receive a majority and that La Toilette will win.
 Headquarters for Clark and Wilson offered no figures Chairman Dewitt of the Clark forces. said Clark will win overwhelmingly" Wilson men simply claimed a plurality in San Francisco Underwood and Harmon made no or ganized claim. Of the four candidates Clark has been the most aggreSsiVelN presented
Arizona republican., 1912-05-14
CLAIM JURIST WAS
 VICTIM OF 4 PLOT
That Is What the Defense IS Getting Ready to Prove In the Arch
 bold Case.
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WASHINGTON, May 13.-Judge Robert w. Archbolds defense to the charges against him. now being in vestigated by the house judiciary committee, which will decide if inn peachment proceedings shall be brought. was indicated today. What appeared to have been T deliberate attempt to trap the jurist into an embarrassing position was revealed by the testimony, and the defense in dicated it will make the most of it. It is alleged that W. p. Roland, of Scranton, had been q party to a case before Judge Archbold and purpOsely had F. J Williams. the principal wit ness against the judge solicit the judge to enter the KatYdid Culm hank transaction with the Erie railroad while the roads lighterage cases were pending in his court. This action leG to the filing of charges against the judge Roland will be heard tomor- TOW.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-14
HARMON TALKS
 ABOUT BRYAN
Ohio Governor Shows Peer less Pettifogger in Un-
 enviable Light
BRYAN WANTED
 HIM IN CABINET
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WOOSTER, Ohio. May 13-Gover- nor Judson Harmon tonight began his campaign in ohio for the presidential nomination with a reply to the remarks of W. J. Bryan, who recently made tour of the state. Harmon declared he had been unanimously selected by the last state convention as Ohios candi- date and that it is not self seeking that put him before the country and sub jected him to Justification and abuse which is disgTacing American politics. Speaking of Bryan he said: What has caused the change in his attitude? At the national convention in 1904 he of fered to place me in nomination if the Ohio delegates recOnsidered their de- cisiOn not to present my name. In 1908, during our joint campaign. he repeatedly praised my efforts in his behalf and told many persons he in tended to offer me a place in his cabi- net if elected. Now. what have I done to cause him to say I am not fit to be a justice of the peace? He says I am not progressive, but reactionary. Where has any more been accomp- lished than in Ohio during my admin istratiOn? But Bryan declared, if elect ed, 1 would serve the special interests. have served as judge, also as attOr- ney general. And for three years I have been governor In all these positions there have been many opportunities to favor the special interests, or to shirk my duty If Mir. Bryan can point out one single instance 1 will step out of the way