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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-09
edJ,uerer Snnae uer6aftet.

sSntolge zines BIntes Der Smabn
Ioli5ei geIang es eeitern ben Sol.
legen in Council 8luii3 eineu oiaI.
gelpiiniften mlo GuBerit geneinge.
fdbrliden 8lridelt namens Sohn
Serrp, feit5unebmeu. Der @auner
nolte nit Dem II llbr 3uge nad
ct. Soiepb fabren 1mo Dartcte aui
Ger Union Gacific Citation, alS Die
gean1ten auf i'm 5utroten. 8errg
griff iofort nad Dem 9fepoloer,
aber bate feline @elegsnbeit, i'm
su gebraltden. @r ipuroe iiberlp1l.
tigt, nber nidt obne 5dben 8ioer-
itano. Die Baliagiere i'm @arte-
simmer, nit Der Sahlage nidt BE-
fannt, glaubten mobl es bnaoele
ii4 I'm eine glrt o@ilo @eit Sbop",
Zig Die BoliSiiten lire Sterne 5eig.
ten. Eerrp gebort einer ginbreder-
tanoe oil, Die in Council Bluffs
5abIrei6e Ginbriife ausgefii9rt bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-09
9rieftrr pI1t[ifl acItpr6en.

@aIbingtpn, ., s.. 9. sssall.-
SSSn eilten biefigen SoteI ftarb elm
64-idbriger @tann am SdIagfIuB.
g}af ben bei ibm oorgefunOeneit
8npieren beiBt ar @eorge S. Gin-
bIem lmo nar piele Sabre Erie.
iter III 9incoIlL glehrasfd. 9ie
&ricItcripeibe er6ielt er in SindIla.
Gr Iudte bier eiIle Dem &oilareB.
borIiegcn0e gia 3u rltterftiibelis
pcIde i'm $4,000 erieten ioIlte.
sic er BEL ser 8ertbei0ignn9 bots'
@runotitelu iibar 1900 gIder 2ono.
nobe guna, Colo, 0eralsga6t bate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-09
Observation-Disclosures.

Gu oen 9idluuen 0eS lllliDerittn
Club I'M @oaro pf Sro0e @1bQu0e
tatten iid 9eitern ii6er 800 t6eil5
aftipe tbeil8 gepeienc 5SuB6oQipielcr
uno Sere6rcr oieieS at6Ictiihcn
Gpieles 5u einen groBen 8eIteiicn
5ltiamulen gefunoen. 2(ue Sod.
idulel 6eS StaateS botten i6re be-
lien SpieIer rntion0t.
IS berridlte cilt illgcnOliA enti
huiioItild)er @riit Der altA bon ben
i;ltercn 0erren @eiib uabm. sic
oqe 6adtet an lire S1ul5eit 5rlriif,
ais lie in niloent 9roltgen nit Ben
a1mera0en tm Die SieaespaInte
ranger.
Die 4niproden 5eiAueten iic5
0urd ongenehme aiir5e mo 6u.
NOR ans. Sfein Spreher ourfte
ieinc 2lugan 3u lnuae iiben. %.
8piIheu boten nntiifoliihe uno Qe-
lonQlirbe SSortraqe cine ongenebme
gl6petbielun0. lln0 rpeltb' Elm Sci.
fol belobnte Sic 2eiItltngeu. 9liGt
roS einiahe 0dnOetlotiheu ion0ern
nos jlu91merfanihe &riillcn in
sen boditen IonIagen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-09
pularfurId)er snrad.

Wsrlin, .. Sailllar. Der oeiit-
re 2eutilant syiIdner, Der Dor fiinf-
5c{nl Monaten cine sSorifungsreiie
md ben Giiopolnreelpdiient ange-
xareffn bat, lit nut ieiner 8egleihina
ip0hIbehaltsn ipiooer in 9uenos
Aires olaetoutmet.. 2eutn1it Slid,
|1lfr berihtet, ieine Grpeoition iei
irbr erfolareid geiueieu; er entOedta
1,eius g1tiO, Dag CT nad Dem 9rin5-
rtgeitten 2uitpolo, nno cine groBe
EiSborrc, Die ar rad aoiier 8iI-
helm Dem 3tpeiten bellonnte. Gr
benblibtiet, ieine Soridmtgen ipa-
ier foftjtieben, oeren 9aupt3iel lit,
81 an Siiopol fpirflid 5uiammen-
t6ngenoes sSeftIano lit ooer MIR
eiIta Grippe bon SSnieIn, Die 0ur1
apiges gis berbunoen iil0.
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gejaGrter Snoianer.Saitptlin
neiturben.

Superior, g8is., 8. Syan.-SSyn iei.
nem &eim 5u Colon Springs itarb
I'M ongebliden 9llter BON tt5 Sab
ren ser Snoimterbdllptling 9uiIafuf.
Elm Chippewa, melder IN Sen LETT
ten 90 Sa6rne 81 Den irltereiiante.
item GbornfterituOien in Colon
SpringS geborte. Gr mar lanec
Sabre oos Sberholtpt Ieines Stam.
mes mo fomlte lid nod gut OIL Die
Gaze eriltnerL ais Die @hippeipas
arieg gegsn oie Sioir iiibrten Dit
er3ablte er, Dor ieincr Siittc iitenO.
Sommcrpersniialern Die Greignilic
ienes Sfrieges iuo lultroe oofiir &c.
Dobnlih nit einent 8eutelden "a.
tof beloIJ1t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-09
CSntidlluiiene glmtpfiihrerin.

sSrau Steaa SlDorblanoer fubr
seItern 0nhntittng in ibrem gluto-
n,obil Die 5arnom Strabe eittlanA
als ibr an Der Gfcs Der IS. StraBI
Gin auf einem 3neirao fabrenoar
anabe oireft in bic Guere fnbr.
auf Der pereiiten StruBe glitt oas
3peiroo aus uno Der ana6e fam
bireft bor oaS glutomo6il 5u liegelt.
SSrau SlpareIanoer iab Die @efo6r
uno lenfte oas glutontobil gegen
eilren eiIernen BfoIten. Sbr 4uto
ipuroe 3tpar fdiper beiddoigt, ober
bes 8naben 2eben mar gerettet.
5rau Spareianoer lit oie 8itttpe
6eS oerltor6eneu gllbart StporBlan>
Der. o
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-09
.piotmitn
in Chicago!
1000 %criOnsn ppm SdarladfisbeI
btfautn uno 500 leioen on
Sipbtberitis.

Gbifdeo, ST., 0. syan.-9aS &c.
iunobeitsomt bat beiite oen Stnat.
rntb criud]t, $4,000 5lpeds. &c,
fGulpflnlg oss ShnrIo6iiebers uftf
hcr Dipbteritis, Die bier in beoenf.
Iidem Naobe sraiiireil, 5u beiuiai.
gen. glr einnal ieit Oen lebter
20 Snbren lit oaS Sdarladfieber
Iicr in 10 idrcdsnerrescnber @eiie
d1lfarireten, iuie gesenudrtis. 8ipei'
tnltieio Eerionen iino bonn Sdlar-
IGdiieber befnIlen rmo fiiuibunoeri
bon Der 9ipbteritis, mO Die Cpl
ScnlE III i'm 3unebnien bcgriifen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-09
gon Ijnnauuosn geitien anaesriffen.

4cpcfu, aas., 9. San Safo6
6@leiod bon Sargreaoes luuroe
bon cinenl gantber aneegriifen unO
s6rr6 2onboffer bon 9eeB Gitp BON
iiierl grainai 8olf. Den Wtdnnern
sgeIung es, nad bartem Sample.
ii iprlaem lie erbeblide geriesun.
actt erIitten, in Die 8Indt 8u trei.
bcn gsiIoe Sbiere iinO infolge Der
ariianligen adIte ilnO OeS boben
Ghnees III Colorado mad Dem peit-
Tihcn annids getrieben uoroen lno
hdbnl inter Dem Biebltanb groBen
Gdjnoen angerihtet. @tm miro
oicIsr Gage elm groBes &eiIeltrei.
ben cnf bic geitien Oeranitalten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-09
Arbfittr,nltdnbf
in gfut(blanb!
lie gnfrass iIbcriteiot OaS glnse6ut
gan5 beoentcno.

gerliH 8. San.-Gcr bcrte Der.
tiientIidten Sieeierlnositotiitif 81.
ielge iparen ole gerb1ltnilje Oer
gIrbeiter III 9eirtidlunO inn Sabre
1912 i9Ihnmer, pie 1911. SIN
Saniiar eutflelen auI Ie 100 AT.
Geitsiteqen 11i gin6frogcn, 106
III September lmo lao i'm 9lobem.
ber. Snnierbin ober lit Sic Gage
Ger 9lrbeiter in 9sutldInuo perhiIt.
ui5mdbis beiier, mie III onoereu
S1n0ern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-09
gspnSs fhr slusi 9anamiter.

gan Francisco, Sal, 8. San. -
Nntrctcr oes BUILDING GroOe Gonn.
eil babel fir Die beiOen Qpnamiter
sllnf 1DietItoe mo @usene e. Clan.
I'll bon Der giienorbeiter ltnion Die
srforoerIid,cu $240,000 giirglfoit
ailiaebrad)t uno peroen bclte giod-
ntittaa I'M 6ieligen 9umoesgeriht
oaif Bic uorI1ufiee Gntlaiilmg Der
Nrioeu ulis Der Strafanitalt 5u st.
Ke1usulportb. Gas., orillgen.
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GenfraLnerbnnb.

Gnabo, glc6., 6. San. 1913.
8ertber @err 0elegot:-
gGm fonunen0en 6reitag, 6en 10.
SSSdttuar 1918, finoet i'm 9eutlhen
Sans sic idbrIidle General Ser
iannGtmq unO geanlteupnhl oas
,,9eutid -g(merifoniider Gentrnlper.
hanO BON Gmaba uno ltntgegen6"
itatt uuo iinb Sic 0eSbaIb criltdt,
Ser &eriolnmflng bei3ufnobnen.
@tit @ruB, Sbr,
Sol. S. Teter, Fr0i
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-09
etreif aeiuinnt an gnsoebnnns.

9telp Dorf, 8. San. -6ellte legtetl
$4,000 8eiBipnarem1ber ans Spm-
patbie fir Die itreitenoen aleiOer.
nader Die 9lrbeit nieoer. Die SSn.
ternational 6otelorbeiter Union ba-
ben 6eute @tittag berilt6t, oQe in
Sen Sotel8 beidditi8ten 9luflpdrter
lno a0de 5ltr 9trbeitseinItellung 81
berpegen. acinem 9lr6eiterfii6rer
Miro Der 3utritt 3u Den SotcIs &C.
ltattet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-09
Htrporragenber beittider Eaoagoge
geiturben.

DuIutb, Minn.. 8. San. 5rancis
Gdmio, Der nod bis Dor flint Sab.
rem ais rtner DER berborragenoItcll
V1oagogen oes Sitens gaIt, lit IN
GliIuth, Mimi, I'M sitter bon 81
aabrsll 0eiior6cn. Serr Sbmir
1klroe III gaoeu, 8elttihlanO, om
ii. Desenlber 1928 geboren; ieinc
Gr5iebung genoB CT in Ser5berg,
NeutihIalo, iulp mif Ser Sorbpnnc
Ill garis. Gr mar Grofeiior Der
q adJen al Der lluiperiitat @aib.
iilafon into mar Den eroBten 3beil
jeirpa 2ebeits iiber III Sittsblirgt
andiiia.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-09
Ofcne lsp[iseiitntiun.

@tapor 9nGlnlan bat fir Nion,
tag g}adn1ittag cine Seriamntlung
ron @eiddftsleuten unO 3eitllng5-
Geraltsgebern einberufet I'M ben
9au eiuer neuen Central @oli5ei-
itation lm0 neuer Spribeubduier 81
beiprehen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-09
Gbeiheibnngsflagc segcn St0fer
attrii6nr4nnpu

sSrau @u(Oa Stoefer bot oie ge.
gen ibren Mann @m. s. Stoeder
ongeitrcngte GbeideiOungsflage 0urd
iGren 9lopofaten SSIebartp in 9fidter
GROUPS @eridtsbof 5uriit5ieben
Iaiien. 8ie 9lopofat Glebartp iagt,
fat iid bns Gbepoar Stoeder rpieoer
qeeiniat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-09
MiaiIeu inS 3ndJtGanS iuanocrn.

Chicago, 8. San. 9unoesridter
Sanoi5 bat 9r. @illiom Z. air6O
imD oeIieu 6rolL Giaentbiimer elmer
4iripotbonf, oie betriiaerilden 9an-
fcrott geradlt bdttc, 10 Iange 81
&efGngli8bait berurtbeiIt, bis iir
$4,000 oes ergalnerten @eloes,
cos lie INNER nod i'll geiib ia,
ben ioilcn, bcraieaegchen baben,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-09

Berlin, 8. Snniiar.-Der genel.
Oete gIuSitano ouf 5iDei Ssobl5u5ehcn
Oes Sonrgebiets lit nlfnntebr emo.
aiiltig beigeIegt. Gs 1T nit oeil
ifler1eitsm1nnern cine @inigung
erjieIt norbsn, imo Der Dieripod1ige
Observation-Disclosures jpiihen ben
9erglentcn ln6 Den @ritbenleihmgeri
III iest oilf i1mmtlifen 3ehen in
tuIler aroft. Der iladtr11lihe
slusitduo auf 5ipei 3eden mar OurH
Die Mabregeling Der geIegid)afts.
manner berbeieefiibrt tporoen inS
cridieu onf1neli4 Sicntlid be6eif.
lid, ba iid idmmtlide gergleitts
nit ben Streifern ioli6ariif err
ilGrten.
Ger oeiltide sSIieaer Safer, Der
lrie gemeloet, osn 8eltreforo fir
Slug nit flint Gaiiagieren geidlu-
gen bat, bot ioeben lpieOeriml einen
neuen @eItreforo geidoffyn. gr lit
ui.i Dem Sabsbeimer 6ligplab BEL
Miilbailien auf einem 9oppeloeder
Ger Miilbaulener glpiotif. 8el ltaifoit
nit Der boben gln5abl BON iieben
Berionen nIfgeitiegeil un0 iie6en
Danuten m Der 2uit geblieben. Die
&d10ung lit obne ie0en 3uii9enfall
bon itatten gegangen.
Die Oeitide slniieoelimgsfourmii-
iiou bat Die ebenials grdflid ar.
nim'lhe Serrfhoft gtniIenbei0e in
8onmern fir ben Treis bon bier
einoiertel MilIionen Mnrt angefauft
Die grben ocs neritorbenen 8eliberS
batten Die 9efisung anf1n9lid Dem
nBolen" 8ieoermann angeboten, Der
hllrh ieine @rimoeigentfulmsfdnfe
i'm 9luftrage polniider Sntereiieu
zen 0elrtihen 9eitrebimeen idon
rielfn9 groBe Sdipierisfeiten be-
reitet bat. 0urd lle6ernabme fei.
tens Der glniieoIungsfontnliliion lit
Ole Gefabr, ben 8eiis IN poGniide
&dnoe iibergeben 5u laIien, beieitigt
puroen.
Ser @georooeutide &lob6" bat bos
neue sSabr init einer beosutenoen
glusoebnung ieines 9etriebes be.
gonnet Die gepIatte grtueiterinq
6es 8erfebrs init iiioamerifnniihen
@dfen lit Jest 8batiahe geiuoroen.
G8 iino feds 0ampfer eingeltelt
iporoell Die auBer Den bisber int
9etrieb befinbIihsn ben ltanOig 5it.
itebmenoen Berionen. uno sSraht.
nerfebr bon Bremen nod Siioante-
rifa betpdItigen IoIlen.
gern, Sdapei5, 8. Sanunr r.-sSlt
een gIGttsrn Der Sdpei3 eriheint
ein 9lufruf, IN 6em an Die 9ebols
feruna bes 9lmbes Der glppell &c.
rihtet miro, cine gtationolnerIanrm-
Iing aur Saaffung elmer 2uftflotte
Su beranltaIten. Der g[ufrlf legt
oar, 6uB Die Shpei5 nidt lmt6dtig
sliIeben oiirie, pie Die 2uftflotten
anoerer Mddte ii1 nit 9lieienidrit.
ten oerooQfomnnnen lm0 oriift Die
&ofinnrg aus, OaB, iuie III an0eren
2Gnoern, 10 duh bier Oie 9eboIfe-
rung bereihpillig gum @o6le oeS
gnterlanoes lire 9eitrdge ipenoen
meroe. llntsr3eidnet lit Der guf-
ruf BON 9unbesrdtben, Dem General
itabs1ef Der iduei3eriiden glrmee,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-09
q. q. Glnrf lit hrr Winnn.

9as gn1t 0eS Superintenoentetl
6es &earneD SSSnouitrial Some bat
@ouberneur Morebea0 Serru R. s.
Glarf ongeboteu. glarf lit Super.
irte1oent Ser itdotiiden S6uIen
bon @arporo. Gr lpuroe i'm gto,
benber ais aanOioat fir StaatS=
iauLnWerintenOent aeidIagsn.
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@etter6eridlt.

Sir Sma6a, Council 9hifis 1mt
llmgegeno: S66n beute mO 6rei.
tag; fdlter am 6reitag.
Sir Gebrasfa: SIM 9(Qgemeiner
if0n beute uno Sreitag; FILTER in
rcrOpeitliAen mo 0itlit6en 3beil
am 6reitag.
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.SibcrefprO.

girlninabonI 9lla., 8. San.-
Sic gr6Bte 0ibe, Die ie i'm Sanunr
IN girining6oni, gllo., ber3eihnct
ipuroe, ipnroe am 4ianitog regiitrirt
-73 @roo lun / ll5r gtad)mittags,
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Mitter Der (shrcnleniun.

goris, 8. Gan. Der fron5oliidle
gotidaiter in oen Ser. 5taateh 8.
6. Sullerauo, lit 5um eiroBoffi5ier
Ser iron3oiiiden gbreuleaion err
nannt lpor0en
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@eriammlnng ser SScueriuebruetc-
raiicit.

Tic Grrlamrltltng Der Onlnho
Setcrun 5iremen'S sliiocintion lit
ouf Aiittwod, 5. sSebruar, perldo-
ben moroen. Ssidtiae @cid}Gfte
lperoen beiprotbsr lperoel,
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@icOer 5rieS,

glGmlid, in aoblensrnben oeS Saar'
oiitriiis-5lieser 5aller ldaiIl
nenen Jieiurb init z Yaiiasieren.
--glod iedJS Sampfer fir Glib
nmcrifaDcrfsbr oes Noroo. SlpDo.
-andD S6iueijer iammeln fir
gnitflpttc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-09

9entimrr Cptifer, is Sabre
in Omaha, r s. MnrlL 4d3
grdnbsis G'ebdHnc. lanseigcsl N
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~~Ft 'FuF'1 'FFe7 Ut ~ FFsttsFFKF 777
Sim IA. SSaluar tritt sic geais.
Iahlr bon Gtaiie 8llianlinrn llilo
miro audi sinen &nnOeSicuotor er.
lr1bIen Der glepublifauer G.. G..
Surleiab bat Die beilen 9lilsjihtrl,.
eru6glt sll ipernca
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-11-07
HE WAS NERVOUS.
Rev. Prddy Suddenly Gives Resisna.
tion and Goes to Sanitarium.

Stamford. Conn. Nov. s-Rev. C
II. Priddy, who left the city sudden
~. last Sunday evening. after sending
his resignation as pastor of the local
Methodist Episcopal church to the
district superintendent, Rev II. A
Goodenough, is understood here to be
in a sanitarium at Chicago. A mes
sage to that effect reached Mr.. Good
enough, today, from Rev. E. NJ. Wiley
of Chicago. friend of Mr. Priddy.
The opinion is held here that his
nerves were shattered as result of a
strenuous no-liceHse campaign con-
Quoted by him, a year ago, and that
the exertion incident to his attend
ance at the meeting of the Methodist
men at indianapolis, recently aggra-
waited the trouble. 1t was supposed
here. but without definite knowledge,
that he had gone TO visit his mother
in Ohio.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-11-07
RICHMOND.

Mrs. Mary B. Price, serand matron OF
Maine Q. f. s., has returned from a
l5-days tour Of inspection work visit
ing chapters in the counties of Aroos-
took, Piseataquis, Penobscot, Hancock
and Washington
John Riley of Boston is passing a
few days vacation at the home of his
mother.
Richmond Lodge, No. Sc, 1. o. Q. F.,
conferred the Initiatory degree on one
candidate. Wednesday evening
Two deer were shot on Swan Island.
Saturday. 1t has been reported that
several more have been seen in that
vicinity.
M. and Mrs. John T. Daley have re-
turned from three-weeks visit with
friends and relatives in New York. Z
Frank Haskell, superintendent Of
the Richmond yarn mills. was a bus
mess visitor IN town, this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-11-07
EASY WAY TO GET
''''''''''''' : 'RlD Of PIMprEs
Resinol Really Docs What Cosmetics
Arc Supposed To Do.

It is SO easy to, get rid of pimples
and blackheads with Resinol, and it
costs so little. too, that anyone whose
face is disfgilfedby these pests is fool
ish to keep on with useless creams,
washes or complicated beauty treat
ments." Here's the way to do it:
Battle your face for several minutes
with Resinol Soap and hot water, then
apply little Resinol Ointment very
gently. Let this stay ON ten, minutes,
and wash off with Resinol Soap and
more. hot water, finishing with a dash OF
cold water to closeethe pores. Do this
every morning, and evening, and YOU
will be SURPRISED to see how quickly The
healing, antiseptic Resinol balsams
soothe and cleanse every pore, leaving
the complexion clear and velyety.
Resinol stops itching instantly and
speedily heals eczema, and other skin
humors, dandruff, sores, burns and piles.
Sold by every druggist, Resinol Oint-
ment, so cts..and $l.00, Resinol Soap,
% cts. For generous free trial, write
Depts AN, Resinot, Baltimore, Md.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-11-07
OWES HER LIFE TO
t''ifsss THIS LUNG MEDICINE.

The. manufacturers of Eckman.s .Altefa-
aItiGe, al medicine for Throat and Lung
affections, regret that all sufferers of
these serious troubles de rot take the
trouble to Investigation themselves
what this medicine has accomplished
during the past fifteen years in a number
of cases. Read this:
- Griffith. Lake Co, Ind
Gentlemen: About September 10. 1873,
my mother in-law was taken sick with
Catarrhal Pneumonia. Which developed
into Lung Trouble. In January. when
Rev VIM. Berg, of st. Michaefs Church
at seffererville Ind prepared her for
death he recommended that | get Eek
sr,aassssss Alt efatixe and see ii il world rot
give her SOM. relief The attending ply
clan declared she had Lung Trouble'tand
was beyond all MEDICAL aid. SO | ifrfnle-
adiately had Rev. VIM. Berg to send for
"a bottle Practically without hope
for recovery | insisted that she try the
Alternative which she did | am glad to
say that she soon began TO improve.
: Now she works as hard as ever weighs
twenty pounds heavier than she ever did
before she took sick, and is in good
health"
tAffidavit JOS. GRIMMER. ;
tAboNe abbreviated; more on request)
iGckman's Alternative has been proven
by many years test to be most eflca-
ciouS Tor severe Throat and Lung Affec-
TONS bronchitis Bronchial Asthma.
Stubborn Colds and in upbuiiding the
system. Contains no narcotics. poisons
or habit-forming drugs Sold by c. Il
Murphy and leading druggists. Write
the Eckfnan Laboratory, philadelphia.
Pa. for booklet telling of recoveries and
additional eviIfence.--AdV IS 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-11-07
MRS. WAKEFIELD TRANSFERRED.
Taken from County Jail to States
Prison, WethersfieId, CT.

Hartford Conn. Now 6.--Mrs Bees
sic j. Wakefield, condemned to die
ON the galiows for taking part in the
murder of her husband, William @.
Wakefield. was transferred from the
county Jail atsaNew Haven to the
state prison at ,Wethersfield, today
She will remain in the woman
section until the time set for her ex-
eeution, March a. next The move
ment to secure communication of SEN
tence is gaining Roadway. Mrs. Thos
\. Hepburn. president of the Con-
neeticut Woman's Suffrage Associa-
ton, today. stated that she believed
she voiced the sentiment of all suf-
fragists in Hartford in saying that she
did not beiieFel Mrs. Wakefield should
be hanged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-11-07
Mrs. Fred webber. who has beer

Mrs. Fred Webber. who has been
receiving treatment at a hospital in
Portland for the past few weeks, has
returned home, much improved in
health.
Il. r. Temple, who recently purchas-
ed the Fountain house on Main street
had a cefay of men at work, Thursday
draining the cellar.
Miss Hattie Whitney and Mrs. Dora
Avery.sof Aver. Mass. We're guests re-
Gently, of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Wood
Harry Tarr was a business visitor
in Portland. Wednesday.
The funeral of the late William
Depsmore was held at the home of his
son, Henry S. Densmore, on the Card
Machine road, Thursday afternoon.
Rev a. A. Lewis of the Methodist
church ohfefated. Burial took place at
Cottou's cemetery. FL
The Central Maine Power CO. has a
crew of men at work at the Richmond
yarn mills removing the motors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-11-07
PRAISED THE LAW.
Even Though Heron Feather o
Wife's Hat Was Confiscated.

Boston. Nov. 6.-Customs INSPECTORS
at this port agreed, today, that John
j. Glover of Kansas City, Mo-. de-
serves a medal from some bird lovers
society. When Mr.. Glover and his
wife arrived from Liverpool on the
Franeonia, today, the inspectors con-
fiscated heron aigfette that orna-
mented the lady's' hat.
It's mighty good law and I'm
glad that il was passed. said Glover
to the officers, when they explained to
him the reason for their action.
Four other passengers parted with
their aigrettes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-11-07
FATHER OF WIRELESS.
Sir VIM. Henry Preece Dies in Lon
don, Aged 80. -

London, Nov. 6.-The death occur
red. today, of Sir William Henry
Preece. known in England as the
Father of Wireless Telegraphy." He
was in his S0th year Sir William
introduced both the telephone and the
talking machines into England and
was the inventor of many contrfvances
connected with the telegraph and tel
ephone. For several years he was en-
gineer-in- chief and electrician to the
British postofiice and he was at one
time president of the Institution Of
Civil Engineers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-11-07

The little paper fastener that holds
together a number of loose sheets is
more than two thousand years old.
Such device was used by the Roman
soldiers of that era as an Incidental
of their costumes or uniform. The belt
of thin copper worn by the ancient ie-
gions was fastened to a strip Of cloth,
serving as a lining, with a series OF
little bronze clasps precisely like, in
principle, the paper fastener Of today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-11-07

While working on the logs, rolling
' them into tanks of hot water at
sGreenvifle, in somea manner Charlie
esirard slipped and fell into the hot
tank, being completely immersed. He
was taken to, John Clark's, where he
was boarding. and two doctors We're
summoned. AFTER, anfexamination and
dressing If the burns he was taken
ITO the ". NJ c. A. hospital at Green
vile Junction. It is expected that
the young man will recover.
- G..su .Ii6jiIa ii $780,.