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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-23
Gine neue fOsmiihc Sbeprie.
0i. Gntitehung Der planstsn bur6
slsttriIhe ardfte.
Srifianid, 10. MGr3.

Tie planetsn iinb ourh eiettriihe
ardfte entItanoen - oies II; Die neue,
auiieheRerreaenoe 5beorie oes groz
fehors Der pbplit an Der bieiioen
llnipsriitdt, Dr.. 81. girtelanb. IN
Der Isbten SiBung Der TprpeaiIden
QtdOenis oerWiiIenIhaften snttpidelte
Or. girtsInno bic 9runbIGBe ieiner
2ebre. Die bier in turssn ,3uaeu tpis.
bsrssgsben isin mDesn.
mir piiisn jeBt, bab es i'm unioers
fun 6unoerte Don Mtiaionen berid9isz
oener 6immelstorper sibt; pieIleht
iii i6re 3ahl unsnplit1. IS ldBt Iih
nun uiht leuenen, oGB. penu osren
2iht in benz lesren Weltraum feline
Qbicrption erlsioet, unb Die Dihtigteit
Der Sterns iiberaI oieIelbe ndre, Der
asIammts 9ihteffett benz Weltraum
eiipa bieielbe 5elligfeit perlsihen Mir
te, peltN BON Der 5onne aussebt.
Wabritsinlih eehsn aber Die 2iht.
unc WdrmeitrdbIen Eel t9rem langsn
Qauf ourh ben Weltraum in cine ans
rosre Gnersisform iibsr, oosr iis tperosn
pom tosmiinen Staub abiorbirt. Die
Z beorie 8lrtelnnbs unterfheiost iiGl
nun BON allen anoeren Welttheorien
ouburt1. bab nebert Der 9rapitdtionss
trait .ine untperielIe Tirsttionstrdfi
eIettro musnetii6en uriprungs anse-
nommen tpiro, I'm bic giioung Don
Ylaneten I'm Die Soune, pom Wonben
unb Ringen UNI bic planetsn uno bon
fpiraI- ober rineformieen Stsrnennes
beln su erildren. Durh sablreihe er.
psrinsnteQs Nnalcgisn lit girfslane
su b.m Grstbniiie s.lunst. pub alls
Sonnen i'm 8erbdltnib aumWeltrdum
eine ioloHnIe negatip.elettriihe Span.
nuns boben - neriAieoeu fir ni'
perinisbenen Stsrne -, Die fiji
Gxrnt BON Der Gr5b.ntloHe unIersl
Some stno cine Wiuirros bolt BE-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-23
Jn(anO Ge(esrap6
Gin 3ug BERG. 8. &c .. 6 iens
bdhn entaleiit.


babn ent9leiit.
Ninmisburg, g., %. Wdr5.
Der um 6 llbr Q6enbs bier fdlIige
pufasisr5ug Der Cincinnati, 5amilz
ton &c 9apton GiIsnbabn lit amIbeno
cine unb eire babe Wsils Don bier ents
fernt, sntsIsiit. Die Gptomotipe uno
sin lesrer Shlafpagson ihlugeu um.
Die anoeren iisben Woggons iprangen
bonn @elsiis. bIisben ober aufreht Itez
ben unb Is puroe Riemuro gst0otet,
aud puroen nur penige Yerfonen
Iei6t nsrIsBt.
Die 0Dgsl pdren aus
geflogen.
Glepel1nb, 8, %. Wdr8. Die
bieiise poli3ei prang om Nbeno in tiss
Tiger Staot in ein Saus elm, in BEN
fiinf Ginbreder nit finf sSrausn 3fpsi
BOden lang gslsbt baben iollsn. 9il
4oIi3ei mohte aber bic gntoetunq
ouB Die gogel ale ausgeflogen paren
nuhoem fie bon gersn 5uriidgetsbrt
paren unb ifre &offsr gspadt battsn.
prtpat 9stettips batteu Die QeutG
5psi WOhsn lang beobadtet, dber niht
oiepoIi3si benadri6tigt, unD ben gin:
itigeu augenblit fir bic @erbaftuuc
oerpaht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-23
Dies ,tmo 9as.

4uf Drunb oes In bieisn Spals
ten DeroffentlidtsnAufrufs besRupors
an bic Spfer BON Muherern,z babsn
iih seitern ie6s perfcnen I'M gursaii
bes Wa.ors sernslbft. bic fir ihnen
getpdbrie Dorl,ben erorhitonte 3infsn
be3ahlen mubtsn. unh 6ilfs Staots
anfpoli Greibers tpiro be btirtFfenbsn
geloptrisiher spingen. iih ftritt an
bns 0e1eS Sn bilten. Inter ben OPP
fern, bic iih melbessn. befnnb fiA out]
Elm Jarbiser. Der guns 9etraltig ses
rupft tuorben mar. Gr pflsgie iih feii
fiinf 5dbrsn in rse.fmdbigen glbitdn.
ben BON einem Wuhtrsr $40 anf fur3s
3eit su Ieiben unb trhielt BON pornbsrs
elm nur $l3, obfdon sr cine Rote fir
SIS unter5eihnen unb iebr bote Sim
fen be5dbIen Hubte.
6err Gam. earn. Der Superins
t.nbsnt bss fidbtifhen Snfcfhotions.
Bureaus. cat gtitern 6errn buni
IdriftliH auf bic fsbr fraeuiirbiseu
OsfnGfismetbobsn ssipiHtr W0beI,
rambler nufnsrtiam sema1t. bic II,
Gtfhdft burh ioasnonnte Noupon.
blher MAIDEN. Gie bertouftn aous
poRs su 3sbn Gents pro Do6e uni
lptnn bann bas Bud. bas $17.50 h
aoupons entbdlt. eefiilIt III, 70 b.
iommt Der bttrefItnbe aunbe, rpi'
6err Gorp auf Grunh Der ibm etmei'
beten 06IIe berihtet. elm Giiid M6beI
bos allerb0nftens bier bis feds Dol
lars nerib III. 9n mebrtren 06ller
b1t 6err garp in BEN letttn Eager
iolnen aouponbeiistrn ba5u DtrbOlftn
bd6 Re ipenigiens ann6berfIb ibrer
GeIbtsmertb an Wc0ren erbielten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-23
1as sonntas Vahmiitass.a .aoussrt.

Gin auberorbenilih Invertebrates
progrdmm ilt fir bas am iOuirnenben
Gonntns Rahmiitas iiaitfinbenbe pos
puIdre aon3ert bes SpmphonitsS Srhes
tiers cufsei.sllt iporben. Als Goliitin
piris bic jussnblihe Geisenuirtuoiin
Grl. Jlorenee aarbeman nit unb bos
poilitdnbise prosrdmm bes aon5erts
III irie solst:
Duperiure su ~Ritn5i- Dasner
3istunerp<iien -, Saraiata
Sniermesso unb 8arearOIe aus ~oDffs
nann's Grsdhiunsen- OfftnbnG
HoIletmuiii aus .Giceonbo"
pendielii
}inoIe Der gsbur Gpmpbonie No. 1a
Dnpor
anbante unn JinaIe aus benz WiOIins
ton5ert In Gsmou WenbeIsfobH
0nei unaorif3e 1dnae Hr0bml
prDsstsse ~ .wiIasIm 3sz- Rshsa'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-23
0leine Holi3eina6ridtea

- Ter 90 Sabre olte albert
@roofs, aiigeblif, bon gbilaoelpbid,
ipurbe Don Dem Holi5iiten loplor per.
bnitet nnb unter Der anfiage hes
aIeinoiebitnbIs eineeiperrt. CT ioll
,ftebrere Semoen aus benz 2nben 6es
2onis Stein, go. a10 Git Sront Ctr,
geitobIen baben.
Die IL Sabre nlie 4beldibsShat
bon No. % gleneoe Gtrdbs. cine Stus
beniin Der 6usbes 6ohihuIe, puro,
stittrn bon ben gebeimpolisiiten pflue
uno Rncdenbauer perbdft.t unb untel
Der anilage bes aleinbisbitabls singe,
fperri. Sk ipirn befhulbist, ors
Gtrnubenfebern. cine Wlenss Inter,
tleiber unb anbere Saneu ous bel
Wobnung Der syrau Oenepispe gperi
ion, Ro. % 0ienroe plaee. ssftobler
5u bdben.
Nus Der Mobnnla bes Genrs
Gimmons. go. 529 Weft 6.aDe.. tpuri
ben aieibunssiiiide unb anbere Soder
i'm Wertbe BON $25 seitohsn. Cir
Wann. beifeu Hame Der polisei Be,
tdnnt ift. ipurbe stithen. aIs er mi
einem 1iinoel bas 5dus perlieb.
Trau MnItsr S6ofielb BON Ma,
ion. 8. ..ipurDe seitern In sinsm9efn6f
an Der s. Mbe. unb Raee Girabe un
ihr poriemcnnaie nit $14 Snbalt BE-
iiobltn,
Fem Burt G. Sbattue, go. 340f
Clifton 4De.. tam getern in Der Wu
iiibaIie elm u<berSieber I'm Wertbs Dol
$50 obbonnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-23
00mimiifiDit


Wlapor CUNT fpirb benz Stabtratb
am Dienitae cine 3uihrift iberisna
ben. in ipelher er bic Grnennung elmer
anmmiiIion befiirnortet, iptlhe Wittel
unb Mese finben fon, um fir Gineinz
ndti ben 0ertebr Der elettriih.s hetsrs
lanbbabnsn su iidern. Disien Brief
ihrieb Wapor 9unt. nadbsm er cine
lGneere geiprehuns nit ben 6errtn
Wilidm Cooper Yroeter uHo 9eorge
s. Oieierls sehabt bate.
Die aommifion ioa aus flint Ulits
gliebern beiiebeH unb 5pei bieier Ui!ts
slitoer fo1en Der giirsermeiiier uno
Der Stobtunipalt Iein, tpGbrenb bic
iibrieen Wiielieoer iih aus prominens
ten geIh1ftslsuten retruiiren iouea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-23

Rem Yort. %. Mdr;. 4ngst.:
Waoonnd BON WdristGs; @oI.uruo
BON Rotterpam.
5aors. 4nsst.: Ga grOpsnce BON
Rem yort.
totpn. glnget.: Baltic
bon Rem gort rah 2iperpool.
Rotterbam. Anget.: 2ituania
bon Rem Yort na1 2i6du.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-23

tel Rominationen fir Rihtsr Ram
oioaten puroen enooNirt. Jerner
fpuroe 5err 5rso. 8dber als Wtitgllen
oes Gountp GretutiD aommtttees
at large empfoblen uno Dus lit gleihs
beoeutsnb nit isiner Dahl reip. Wie:
osrpahl, oenn 9err gaber gehort oer
aLten Gretutipe on.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-23
Outer Gans.
Weiie Oes r3igemnerf0nigs" Wrliib
glibD geiteht Gin,
seinen Eafel nm $4,000 in Cub
nno iucrfbpDac Gdjmnfiaden
beitoblen 81 bdbeH.
3luei Der gnitifter bereits friiber
oinsfeit gemnd)f.

Der am granb Central 8ahnbof
| Itdtionirts Gpe3iaIpolisiit aruie nnb
polisiit Hobl mahten geItern einen
Sang, an fptlhem Tie bon nem gbef
Der 0ebsimpoli5ei, graipforb bsgliids
ipiinitt ipurbsn. Bsa gsnmten gelaus
Is n1mIit, bes Gisbss babbafi su fptrs
BEN. tpslher am IL. Wdr3 ben 3iasua
nertonig Weliib gIioo in ct. goiiis.
DO, Inn $4,000 In GolD uto
Gtmudiahen i'm Wertbe bon $4,000
beitohIen bot. Gs lit Der Is Sabre altc
3iseuner 0sorg Hidotas, Elm Rsffe
bes WeIiib Ylibo. Ter Gefansene III
seit1nbig uno bs3eihnet. ben obbaf,@
lofen Sol. aennenp unb ben % Sabre
alien ssobn Burns, BON 0enper. COL,
ipelhe, trie an anner.r S.slls berihtst,
bereits am 1onnsritdg bon bem Ge=
beimpoli3iiten aruft berhdfist fpurbtn.
iotpie 3iuei anbere Wdnner. bic iih
nod In ct. aouis auftaiten. aIs feline
RitfhuIoisen. &snnson III mad I'm
gcbs bes anoben Der 6auptifuloist.
Der 3iseunsritamm, iiber ben MeIiib
glino reeiert, bat fein Eager in ct.
eouis uufseiflasen.
Rihcl1s, Der gleffe bss H0nigs,
ma6te Die gst1nntIhaft Der Burden
uno bieIs erfubren bon ibr, oab fein
SntI i'm 8s'iBe elmer groben Summ.
ir golb, iofpie fu.rthppller Sdmu9.
fchen ipar. gm 2. Wldr5 3tpdngsn
iie ion ang.blif. ben Disbitahl su be-
oeb,n, inosm Tie brohten, ibm nit eiffer
glrt ben appF abIdlnsen 81 molten.
foIIs er ibnen nif,t bas Golo uno oi.
Snmudfa6en bsIorse. Gr fhiih iih.
anssblih nm iein Qsben gu retter, in
bas 3sIt ieines Sn.els unb fiabl Golf
rnb Sdmudiohen, fpelfe untsr BEN
appftiifen peritedt ipuren. Die geut.
Duroe Dertheilt unb GenHeop uni
Burns ,duitsn Riholas einsn nsuer
4n3uq uno fubrsn nit benz Ruubt
nah Cincinnati. Muf benz 3uge nab
men iis ibm fsinsn Gntbeil ab, nit De,
Grtl1rung, iis spolli.n bas Gslo o.l
Si6erbeit fpegen filr ibn auTbewahrsr
rno ibm pasislbe in Cincinnati 5urfld'
ae6en. Dem SptJialpcli3iiitn arul'
| fisl oas Irio Bel Der Nnfunii ouf ben
@ranb Central gabnbof foFort au
unb CT folgte BEN Mdnnern. pelAe id
| iebpt bato trennitn. Hruit brnht
| in Grfdhrung. pab aennsop sin,m R.
iidurateur in Der Rdhe oes 9dbnbofsi
$3.50 in Cob icpie sinsn fpertbpcusr
Diamantrins 3ur Aufbeipabrung iibtr
geben bate.
als stennebp iia Tp6isr sinIisllis
nm bas Gelb ab3uholtn, fpurbe er Dor
aruie perboftet. Ginige Stunoer
ipdter psrbaftete Der poli5iit Der
Burns, ipeldsr ebsnfaGs sinen b.bsu
tenoen Gelbbsirag tn Ieinem 8siis'
bate. Der 8eamie nahte iih iobanr
nit benz poIisilten aobl auf bic 5uH'
nnh benz 3igeunerfnaben. pelher por
ibnen eeitsrn 9lbenb enblib in einen
| 6auie an Smitb Strabe nube Der 4
2ipenue gefunoen uno ieftgenomtne,
tuurbe. gliholns, fpelher ftinsn Gen
/ in ieinem 9eiiBe bate, crtlGrte. Dol
i ssenneop uno Burns um fstnen TN
t6eil beftDblen unb idnSoe i'm Stif
s.laFen porben gu isin. CT hatte fsi
| "a Stunhsn fsinen 9iNen mtbr &C.
seHen.
4 Die ct. Coulter polissi ipurbe 10
fort islesrapbiia benadridtist uni
bic gefanasnen !perbfn bon oortiger
II TrfeffipS obneholt fpsrbsu.
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-Grlaabni6i&eine.

}Granl 6. 9. Gmmid. "a. 1895
I Qinntp Mptui,e.
l6ilbo 8. O. aoelid. 18. 10l6 Wain.
l6pman Gnuler, 26, 539 90. 8. Mps.
@slIt gtbie. 20. 500 ". 8. Aps.
)Sfabcrs Hobsfh. "a. ReiDpori, Rp.
l5eannttte Goldberg, n, 724 20. 8.
Acenut.
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70 netIhsss 1sa. cssyisse 15 Dsr rsE.
nur btefs UeE<. WSr1HAerte WaHtstrrA nn1
1iS,T v,;. 3ses 33ess sses' Ds&''ase 1s' AAs'H'
81 6s1I1sG sss 1sh .. M.
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NsiiAea sie cine arshe lbeetaii'

rnll beibes ssoiier NIT eincm 5.Gent
Vodet bon siippen's Belee- .3uder.
Iien eibf elm berriid,es Geiiert mir |
bis s leiitc nb gum aoiienpreiie bon
5 Gents. gsirb in bier aromas her-
oeiteat Grbbeeren Granger. 3itro.
ilelt tsnb Gbocolaoe. Jraoen Sic
Ibsn 01Qssk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-09
BOXING NOTES.

Tommy Flanagan, the clever Cam
bridge featherweight. would like to ar
range n meeting with Johnny Munice.
Flanagan says he is better now than
he has heen for a long time, and is
locking for the hardest game he can
find. Munee should feel fiattered at
Flannagan's selection.
Another of McInniss stable, who has
come to the front with rush, is
Jimmy Moriarity, the Lowell welter-
weight. Since his defeat of Kid Hen
~, MeInnis has been beseiged with
offers for matches for the Lowell man.
Mcriarty will rest up a few weeks
and then go after the best in the vel
terweight class.
Sandy Ferguson, who saw the Barry
and Flynn contest at the Pilgrim club,
last Tuesday night, was of the opln-
ion that Barry was not in the best
boxing form when Barry boxed me
he sparred faster than he did against
Flynn remarked Sandy. And Sandy
could not understand how he could be
outpointed by Flynn if Tuesday nights
contect was criterion.
Jeff Madden, just as good heavy
weight as is found around Boston, is
very DESTROYS OF securing a meeting
with Danny Flynn. Madden Is going
faster than ever before and would
make it decidingly interesting for
Flynn and a few others. George Free
man is thinking of taking the big
South Boston boy out on the road,
where he would be sure to command
attention.
roll ina p
bouts since the Eddie Walsh-Tommy
E'urey match was decided at the Ar
mory A. A.. when that organization
was running. could compare with the
Joe Farren-Al Ready. contest at the
Pilgrim Club last Tuesday night. The
Young MeDonough and Peek Lara
Your match was a torrid contest, but
Farrcn and Ready crowded more ac-
ticn into one round of boxing than q
great many have in six rounds The
fans would certainly like to see this
pair brought together again. 1t was
Ready's professional debut, and he
started out conspicuously.
A pleasing feature of the bouts at
the Arena was the manner in which
they We're carried out. There were no
delays, the men entering the ring
promptly. and the whole show was over
earlier than has been the custom. There
was, however. one development discov-
cred in the nick of time by Match
maker Mclean. The system was work
ing and many of the kissing geese,
who found fault with the boxers even
when they were going at fast clip,
We're soon elected from the club.
Matchmaker Mclean knows where the
Matching place of the plan to create
disturbance is. and already has aoti-
fled many of those connected with the
disturbing element that their presence
at tn club is no longer desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-09
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, Aug. S-The course of the
stock market, today, while at nrst IN
clined 10 higher level, was more than
ordinarily confusing, the movement
alternate periods of strength and lrreg-
ularity. Before noon, trading in the coal
ers was the overshadowing feature, Dut
later these receded and Southern RAIL
way shares advanced quite uniformly,
Southern Railway preferred selling at It's
best quotation In five years.
Between times a number OF speciaiues
were moderately active, with new rec
ord for Sears Roebuck. Steel manifest
ed some strength at the outset, but Yield
ed later to persistent pressure. Coppers,
after early Improvement fell back on
publication of the July report of the
Producers Association, showing large
increase in supplies on hand.
Earnings of the Hartman system for
June We're issued in the final hour, and
were sufficiently unfavorable to more
showed a net decrease of s602 600 and
Southern Pacific $4,000 For the fiscal
year Union Pacitics surplus available for
common dividends decreased S6,lT 900 and
ed SIS. $4,000 The gross earnings of the
two roads were well maintained. but net
returns We're much impaired by greatly
increased operating expenses due TO Well
lestablished causes.
London was a moderate buyer of Steel
and Coppers here, although reporting
harder money and higher discounts at
home
The Bank of England's statement for
the week showed no material change.
but the Bank of France, while showing u
nominal increase of gold, largely decreas-
ed its note circulation and discounts.
Bond prices also denoted some con-
fusion, with lower tendency: Total
sales. par value, amounted to $2.l540D0.
United States government bonds were
unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-09
WINTHROP.

DIR. George Towle and Mrs. Towie
of Bucksport are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Towle.
Henry Wing. Miss Edith Denton
and Laura Morrill, will move. Thurs
day. to the pretty cottage Mr.. Wing
has been building, in the Pinkham
grove. on the road to Winthrop
An automobile party of four from
Providence, r. l., We're calling at Idle
Wilde, Tuesday; also on Mr.. and Mrs.
G. II. Bailey. One of the party, A. w.
Bailey, is a brother of Mrs. A. Il. IT,
tus. and son of G. H. Bailey. They
attended Hanks show before return
ing TO Providence.
There are more guests at Idle
Wilde, this year. than last. Twenty
two were there. Sunday, and six more
will arrive, Saturday.
The officers of the Hewitt Associa-
ton. which will meet in Windsor
Aug. Is, are: Pres. o. S. Sherburne.
Richmond: Vice Pres. Mrs. Jennie
Hewitt, Bradford, Mass.
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Gloucester, Aug. S-Arrived: Schr.
Ienry 7. Ravens, Stockton Springs
or New Haven.
Portsmouth, N. H, Aug. S.--Arrived
md sailed: Schooner Abbie BowlSer,
Perth Amboy for KcInebhnkport Me.
Arrived Schooner Rchecca Palmer,
Norfolk; Ida, Ba lgor for Boston.
Wind south. fresA cloudy, smooth
sea.
eastport. Aug. SArrived: schoon-
+ NJ. v. b. Chase. New York for Cali
lis; Francis Goodnow. st. George, n.
3, for Norfolk
Rockland. Aug S.-Arrived: Sch.
Crank b. Rainerd, Stockton; Helena,
To-; Lizzie Lane. Bangor; Two Sis
ers. New Bedford
Sailed: Schooner American Lea.
Bangor.
Portland, Me-, Aug. s.-Arrived:
schooner Annie Louise Lockwood. New
York for St John, N. b.; Nellie
Grant Bangor fer Boston.
New York. Aug. S.-Arrived: sehr,
Clifford l.. White. Port Reading, for
Ear Harbor.
Newport. News. Aug. s.-Arrived
steamer f. j. Lisman, Portland.
Jacksonville, Fla, Aug. s.-Sailed
Schooner Hugh Kelly. Portland; Au-
gustus w. Snow. Providence.
stockton, Aug. S.-Arrived: Schoon-
er jeremiah Smith, Gloucester.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-09

Next Saturday evening, Aug. 10. at
s O'Clock in Odd Fellows hall. lee
ture on "Orchard Tests" will be given
by a professor of the agricultural de-
partment of the University of Maine.
in an open meeting of Mount Vernon
Grange, No. 429. Admission is free to
all, and the public is cordially invited
to attend.
The Womans Missionary Soeiety's
annual fair, with sale of food and ice
cream, viii be held at Masonic hall,
next Thursday. Aug. Is. at 2 p. M.
In case of rain. Thursday, the fair
will be held. Friday. Aug. Is.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer II. Weber re-
turned Wednesday night. from
Orono.
F. b. Reynolds of Wateryille and A.
A. Brown of Fairfield have been in
town., this week, looking at timber
land. They were registered at the
Mount Vernon House.
DR.. and Mrs. H. f. Williams arrived
home, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Jacobs of
Home have removed to- Mount Ver-
non.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-09
MOUNT VERNON.

Miss GLADYS Hersum has returned
from a weeks visit at her uncle's,
Carl Hersum. in Lewiston.
Arthur Weston, son of Rev. Costello
Weston, recently returned from the
Classical school in Rome. Italy, is
at his fathers farm in the west part
of the town. This fall he will go to
Germany, for a years special studies
at universities
Our summer visitors have begun to
return to their city homes. Two of
Miss Sidney's friends from Philadei-
phia departed. last Wednesday, and
the boys camps are thinning out.
also
Very low temperature has prevail
ed since the. rains of last week. Sew
eral mornings of this week the ther-
mometer registered nearer the 40
than the so mark.
Rev. H. r. Mitchell of Waterville
was in town on business, Wednesday
and Thursday of this week. He also
called ON some of his friends, from
his preaching days in the Baptist
church, during the winter and spring
of 1910-11.
DIR. and Mrs. Williams returned to
their home from Newton. Mass, last
Wednesday, and right glad we are 10
havev them with us again. The doe
tors health is much improved.
Mrs. A. NJ Lewis of Church street,
and her son Walton. went to Worces-
ter. Mass. last Wednesday, to attend
the funeral of an uncle.
Merton Jacobs and family have
moved into the former George Batch
elder place in the village. which Mr..
Jacobs bought recently.
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their faces IN the dirt, evidently
thinking that their last moment hae
arrived Tut The machine neye
touched item. for even as they '.bi
the dust II was high in the air Owe
their heads. After giving another ex
hibition of guiding the machine with
out the use Of his hands, Mr.. Beach
ey took a few more turns about the
park and brought his flyer to tn
ground once more. at 4.54.
Following the exhibition, MI
Beachey was called to the judges
stand. and as he stood there blushins
like girl at her first Copenhagel
party, he was given an ovation tina
was as enthusiastic as it was merited
Then a gentleman in the stand mad
an announcement by mega phone
stating that he regretted to say tina
Mr.. Beachey was to leave the city
that evening, and supplemented his
statement by calling for three cheers
for the daring aviator, which wer,
given with a viii.
Thus closed the best demonstration
of air navigation that Augusta, az
well as Maine, has ever seen, and b..
a man, who, in addition to being on
of the best in the business, is a gen
tleman, and hailed by those who
know him as an all-round good fell
low. He has fulfilled his contract K
the letter, and has been a drawing
card to the great Hanks show. Thosf
who saw him, Wednesday and Thurs
day afternoons, went home douhly
satisfied, and having seen him. viii
hope for a chance. in the days tt
come, TO see him again. And if he
comes TO Augusta again. he may res
assured of a warm welcome
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New York Produce Market.

New York, Aug. g.
FLOUR-Steady with a good business
demand. Receipts 24Q73; shipments SOFA
WHEAT-Spot strong; new red 1913 elf
track and No. red 1891 fob afioat to ar
rive; new No l northern Duluth 104 fob
afioat Receipts 16520e: shipments $500
CORN-Spot firm; export s27 fob afioat;
no receipts: shipments SOS.
OATS-Spot unsettled; new natural
white S. white clipped 61G64 on track
Receipts 1875: shipments 1000.
FEED--Steady
PORK-Steady.
BEEF-Strong.
LARD-Easy; middle west 1045a1O55
SUGAR-Raw steady; muscovado 80
test 1856. centrifugal Sc test 405; molasses
SO test $780, refined steady
8 BUTTER--Easy and unchanged; re-
ceipts $3.50 tups.
POTATOES Easy; Long Island Dbl. $40
M260; Jersey, 2m240: southern 1M250. Jersey
sweets basket l50G225, southern Dbl. 22S
M400
EGGS-Firm; receipts 10. ss2 cases; fresh
gathered extras 2Skm25; fresh gathered
drties No. ! 17a; do. No. 1901
inferior 11M15.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-09
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Aug. 3.
Anxiety over a possible surprise In the
government crop report. tomorrow, had
considerable to do with making the wheat
market advance. Closing prices were I'M
settled to gale. above last night Latest
trading left corn with a net gain of a@s
to &C.. oats up I to 1ds, and provisions
irregular: strung out from 12ac. decline to
$50. - ep'' ''s"'' De'. 'N'us' nay
cORN-sept. $50; Dec. 55aa; May 55@a
&C OATS7Aug. 81; Dec. 81; Sept s1i; Dec
PioRK-sept. 1884; Oct 1880; Jan. 1871
II LsARD-sept. lo47a; Oct lO55@57a; Dec
1880; Jan. 1921
Jan. 965
FLOUR-Steady
RYE--N0. 2 68l6169A.
BARLEYr7Feed or mixing 1880
MALTING--Fair to choice 5SQ70.
TIMOTHY tSlfED-40QQ600
CLOVER SEfD-lOO0Ql50
MESS PORK-l775@S7a
LARD-1040
SHORT RIBS-f057g
daries 21G124
EGGS-Steady: receipts 8i14 cases; at
market. eases included. l5a@l6s; ordinary
first 49, first 49,
CHEESE l5s6a.