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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
IRVING PLACE THEATRE

To-day Matinee DER MENON'I.
FRI. JOSETTE-MEiNE fka,.---,I,.
YuAl IA Thea. 90 Bowery. Tel 2iSs 'S prIce.
tuNIsH EURO Grand Opera Go. fop. .,.r,
TIDY Mt. Cav. Rus. a Pagiia"ci NJ ''o'.-|
MEMBERSHIPS. The Vampire Da ,lss y,|
III Ev. 80. Toe 81 ply Bert Irencn srJs
"Matinees ~ & soc. ana 10 oIG ss.-e>I
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Hep. Splthaus' 9;eeroiauna.

3u Der nm Gonneritag in Sauiil.
Ton, g., itattiinbenben geiiesima Der
iterbliden Siille bon Reo. =. $. Colt
hans. oem langjdbriseu gettor Der
oortigen Ct. ssoiepbs Stride, iperoen
3tueiielsQhne aiIBer ben hieiiaen GeiTt-
Iiden Giih piele perionlide sSreunoe
oes entidJlafenen grieiters nad ga.
milton iabren. lin Sanrilton retltjet.
tig iiir Observation-Disclosures Al er.
reihen. fOllten bic is3kilntbmer an bem
gegrabniB bon bier ben Inn 8 llhr 10
giinltten obiabrenoen 3ue Der e. 8.
uno .. guhn beHusen, Ger AUDI auf
ben Statiouen in Qorthiibe, g9mton
0ldee uno 8uoning bait.
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Jn(an0 Ie(egrap6

5oltbo. g., "a. 6tbruar. Der
36idbrise Riholas Sossd. ein unguris
ider Irbiter, ,purbe in Der Gonntag
9eddt Don elmer unbtsannten psrIon
IN Bette srIhcifen. Ansuit 0ossa.
Der Bruber bes Grmorbsten, ipelher
nit nm IN btmielben Bette fd3IieF,
teb0ilpsts. bab sin aosirsr osiTsIbsn
6a,fes, NIT bsm Isin Bruber am 9as
&c Dorbsr in Streit ssrntben mar, ben
Woro periibt babe.
GroBe euers bunf.
Martin, o.. "a. fJebruar. Die
syabrif Der Nornn gisp 1oiltr unb
9anf 60. ipurbe am Wontne Msoraen
oHrh cine 1tuerSbrunft p6lIia 3erz
ftort Der angerintete Ghaben Be-
ir6af eitpo $176OOO. $500 Mrbeiter
ntrliersn infolssoss otutrs i1re ,StsI.
len.
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urb 7runies erfreusn t1nntn. bot Der
NnsihuB tpie in friiberen sydbren
ipobifpeisiih fir Elm .ReIaiirant" nnb
ere .gieritube" seIorgt, Die inter
leitung Der betannien .pismard Gdfe
Co." fteben. DDS Rtiiaurnnt periinns
tiiDiiht einen Sommergartsn, tp6bs
renb bic .gisritube4 in edit bsutfhen
Sill geholten III.
&c lieIie Iih fhon ssitsrn Qlbenb
hsreus, bah bic Wphe fir bic Nuss
teller cine iebr sefd,dftige lsin nirb,
btnn es iinb cine Wenge adufer bier
imp fdpn oeItern tuurbe eine1 An3dbl
Care abaeiebt. Sang beiOnbers CUTE
8Orsstrungsn iinb fir bic Beiuher
eetroffen porben, bic in ihren 4iitps
nod DerIelben fpmmen.
gs finb ou6 itpn etne Rsibe .Spes
sia.abenhe ongeIebt tporben, I. q. 3.
III hsute Q6enb ,guIineb Wens Club
gbenb4, morsen .Gkftnidnftsabenb"
iiberntoreen .s0anbeIstnmmersN sNbenb"
rnb am isrsitag ,2lutomobil afub=
qbsnt~. Die ausitelIung tpiro tdglih
ron 10 ll1r 8ormittaes Bis 10
llbr abenoa ge0ffnst iein.
Tds, beuts abeno. 5nr Gurhfiib=
rung fommsnbe programm Der Wes
bsr'lhen aopels iit folgenoes:
Mdrid: rWoiaies cf Rutional Mrs"
A1ksL
0perture .eeitt. aaDalsri." snppe
ssrsnabe r3be glufbiHs RoisA
| Sobnion
llneorifher 1dn3e Brahms
gclqustt ftOttifder 2ieber 2auber
GolIege gbaps 5r1nben
Guiss Gin Gag In 0sneois ;. ReDin
al Idmmerung, b GonoeIirt, 3
g.retianiihsr qiebesseiang, b
Cute Haht.
~ Girlis Das Suit Wabe TO 2ope"
| .Ulepel
.alnIterglodsn" -. .Weln
Mlelcoien aus .Ilmd no tpobnit ou"
griSduet
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csiosa uea J1dnn,rn
g(i6Gd6 ii6erlUun0en.
0rfOlsrsid) perind)t bon @ieItn.

Duel'eiIcs nire bic foIeenbe slrsnei
Number fpirfen fin iene arube stiaiis bon
HadnnsrH. BITE bnrn 8ergenbune ibrer
ssninrfrufi fitb In ibrer 8ipeiien saiHbbeit
lanae Dor ben iisbssger Jdhreu einoea,
bic hir be fErenbcn uno GsHltie be5
xsbens beliimnt iifse.
1se Gilt ais nHieblbnr ulb bonii
ntrf!lfi 5sf rnf6er saisorberffelInna
/ iifrpDIsr Grfctcpfaiig idtuds1cr NtbeHss
'rn't. U2ci1nfoltc itib Fnnfitorsfieriins
gfn
staufen gle snerft finfsia Gents frerit
con goHIrourEb ,sfnib edfmsroyt in tis
llem UsHunsenRaEet nHc brsi ilrssH
shrup SdrfapGrtlG Gbmronno: nebn,eB
Gis 20 rtads 61tifs, nffd,ea Eis es nfls
latssH gie rS sfpei EfuHoer tfebcn: bnnn
tnnffI 5ie cine uftse COMPOUND WHsaee
Narbtol INTO efus ur3e ltncfnre 3upes
meme aongpunnh fnl6t garsomorH1 Nsi,
iHeH Sss ates IN eUr fsfs cpsr n6t
iin5sIs' JiGf4s. ffittelR Gle g gut nne
rsoIntn <ie effien IhedosfsI nnn iseer
AIahlgelt nrb etneu heiu 5s1lAeuaebeH,
Sornuf Ste em Clos aariier irirfen-
IHoert Sie 90 sif soanie rrddeH, sveif;
ssemaHo BON 3Her arnnfbett nHb fofls
bare 1oIiof aU insrber nerrisbeH
tat bst gednnsrH IN eins iieiias Eneue
ber Herlsaenerit, festsi fpeitH b0s 4Hbiis
rum am fueutafteu beudH benff. s$sir
ben @oG.teiI 1erfeutesst bif cine Gggs
lfsluno Der uoGeH. alEsoeR Effunbteif
spiiIf0sr niib GI1es Bffi6. bns fts 5ealsE
lei. sptro bod cbias oinSsfiAe nssnel az.
ben. &c snsbdIt weber Gyiaie nod II.
1rnMaeH Dstfdeu Sic es al 6c,1Is
ans gsertnns Dsro iassr t59 es.sen 10.
asr ltsH.
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gierung felt benz Sabre 1885 um 3One
I'M Wertbe BON pielen WtiQionen begans
merit uorDen. 4uber Der 5irma aaitor
&c Bros. iinb mebrere anbere Smpors
teure bon WeHerpddren in Nntldge3uz
itano perieBt porosn.
8erlangen Snterbention 0 n.
Iopefa as., "a. 5ebruar. Gas
llnterBalS Der &onIa5er 2egislatlu
paiiirie W2ontag cine Heiolltion, no.
rim eS beiBt hoB es Init @rduen"
nuf Die @rnoropng oes 8rditoenten
Ufooero uno be8 8i3e.GrdfioenGen
Suare8 BON Wtertfo blite lip0 perldns
he, oaB Die Ser. Staaten S6rtte
.buu, oo5 2eber anlerifa1ltit)er
8iirger in 0Scrito 3u ihiiser.
9[lbonp, q. y, "a. 6ebrlGar.
sSrn Senat 1puroe cine 9eioIution
mefde ibren ,46ideu iiber oie nilbea
lno un3ipiliiirten Otetbooett brlltGler
Dilitar. 7eipoten, pelde in W}ertfo
Die ,3iigel Ser Hegierung ergrtffeu bae
ben" ouf sem EiIf 8elegt 0fe ReioLu.
tion berlaugt ierner BON Der 8un1oe5.
regicrung ,oie De iacto gegierlng IN
Wferifo" niht eber on5uerfennen al5
bis lie bepieien babe, bob 3totIIiitte
Rationen NIT ibr oiplomattide Sc
5ie9ungen uutterbalten fonnen.
Der sSeuero mon.
gItfns, SO. @a., "a. 5eb. SSJn
Dem Srte Srlep, 81 Msilsn BON bier
qelegen, brdnnte om Wlontdg oas
0obnbaus Des Giisnba6ndn9eItellten
6ubsrt Glougb nieoer. 0ret tIstne
&inoer Slougb's nurben Elm Spfer
Der 5lammen, pdbreno ein piertes itd
| ms iSreie gu retten Dsrmohte. Die
Wlutter Der Ginber, pelhe bel Gnss
brua bes 6euers dbtpeieno mar, trdi
sin, ais bds 6aus in belen Slammer
| itano. sic itiir3te Ita iofOrt in biz
brennenOe Wobnung, um ibre &tHoer
| gu retten, trug babel aber t0otIt4e
grQnpnunoen DoDou.
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3bonlaS. VI. Spier, Rrobutions.
benulter pon 9enfl,ra. Sal, eriufte
geitcrn in einem griefe ben YoIijei.
DEF gopelan. hen 19 Sabre alt.n
gsoIter Gotria ausfinbig 3ii MAIDEN
nro su beunhritItigeu, buB ieinegtiit'
ter, cine g9ittlpe, III 9entura I'M Ster.
ben lieat imo rah ibm Derlangt.
8aIter Gotria ioa 3ulest oIs Gre
denarbeiter fir Die 8. uno q. eiien.
babn in Cincinnati gearbeItet babeu.
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Geuer.

- Gin afdrhl BON auiten 433 risi
GeitsrH abeno sssen II llbr Die 6eus
srpe6r nah Dem geb1ube Ho. 209
Weit II. Strdbs. ipelh.s pon Der
gnti-s 3ubertutoiis aisa unb Dem
.Gmeinnati Gree Disp.nIarp" Be-
nuBt piro. Der isubboben beg I'm
stpeiisn Stodipsrt befinoliden Ron
Iultdtions3immsrs mar burh sliibena
be aus Dem 5erbFeuer eefaIIenen Rob.
len in granO geiest fuoroen. Das
syeusr fonnte i'm a.tme erititt tpers
ben, nGf,5sm elm Shaoen pom $25
aneerihtet fporben mar.
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8iiiiaer Snno.

Die 6 Sabre alts Qaura Winitd6
nuroe eeitsrn slbenb In benz 2absn
ibres 9aitrs, glr. 4308 Gokratn aOs.
BON sinem berrenlofen 5unoe uttodirt
unb ihlimm sugrihsei. btpor ts &c.
lang, ben R6..r IN bic Gluti gu
Ihlagen. Oas ainb battle ihIimms
9ibpunben an Der Stirn uHn i'm 0ss
Ii9te erlittsn. tpeIde BON Or. anapp,
BON JIorioa unb Gbais ape., aussss
ast !purben.
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in idmmsroolIer DsrfnFung. MlIen
tporen Die glisbmaBen i6rtdlitt .rfroz
ren, uno allie ncren 10 euttrdftst, pab
sine forgIams gflege i'm 2u3arstb mo-
thig ietn tpirb, uln ite tpteber bersus
fte[len
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Gnqlano pirb bic neue R e
gieruug porIdufig MID

'GnqIdno pirb bic neue R e
gierrug porIdufig ni6t
anertenuen.
Comb n, "a. SFebruur. Die brttiz
Ihe Regierung pirb Die neue Regisrung
in Weerito nidt anertennen, bis cine
geueraltpabl in Msrito itattgefunoen
bat. 0isIe grtIdrung puroe DGbreno
bss Cages pou autoriitrter Sstte abgez
gebeH.
g2otprifhe g 6pinbeIbanoe b {
ausge hoben.
Weabrib, "A. 5sbruar. Die go
Ii3ei bat bier sine grobe S4tptnoIer@
qeIslli6aft aufge6oben, Die 8ahllois
2eute in balb europa nit ibren
Sapinbelbriefsr brdroiaaste. 0as
5aupt Der 8eiellfaaft mar Guieb;o
Rico, Der gsiiser oreier 5Guier IN
MQorio 1T, iopie zines pterten, bas
i'm 9au begriffsH lit. Die 6duier
rdren gu betriigsriiaen 3peten
etngerittet, nit gebetmen 8dn8ea,
56uren, 8erItstsn uno Qusgdngen
periebeu, um poli5eitids 8eiuae unD
5ousiuhuuger uHrpirtiam 3u ma6sn.
Die ganoe opsrirte ieit aht Sabren IN
Qrobem StiI, erbisIt aus benz 4usIano
ourtihnittIib tdglih iber bunDert
Geleqrumme BON Geuteu, bic auf ben
2eim gingen. I'm GntbetunoeH 3u
permeioen, IisBen bic S6n,noIer lid
itets 5eIeramme an unbetannte Ioreiz
Ten riftsn. Su tbrem DENT itanoeu
ai9 9epeidenDerthsiler oes Selegraz
pbenamtes, Die ibnen 1ele9ramme
iiberbJttsn obsr abIdrteben. Die
Qusoebnung oes SdnlnceIs erbellt
baburh am bsIten, bab Die ShrpIroler
an Die 8ertbeiler tGgIih etrpa 500 Be
Tos 3ublten, fiiuf fir jeoss 3elegrumm.
6slfer GuIebios' pareu isin Batter,
itiH 8ruber uno beFsn 6rau. Jn
Bilbao, SurogoiId, SepiQa uHo anbes
rem gr0bsrsn Stdoten beitunoen 5iliaz
len. Jn Der 4ngele9enbeit erfpIstn
pLSlt6 ~ ~SCLAIl A&tAsth-
Seine ginmii6ung eng
lambs unb Seutfhs
lambs.
2ifidbon, "a. 5sbr. Sn Der 4bs
geDronetentammsr iteQte am Montag
Der Wtiniiter oes 4euberen in Der emz
phatiihiteu Wsiie in 4breoe, bab Gugs
lamb uno 9sutihlano beabiihtigten,
aemetni5dftlih in ben portugieiiIten
Fplonien gu interpsnirsn. Der miniTter
iagte, ooB er Don beioen Regierunoen
bic fsite 9uTihfrung erbalten babe, odb
feline pon ihneu aud nur fir eireu
QugeupIid boruu oeoaft babe, e.rpds
8u tbun, mas geesn bic SouoerdritGt
portugals in BEN &olonien qsri9tet
iei, uno odB tie aud niemuls beabftz
tigt bdttsn, cine internotionale 4pnfe=
rens iiber Die 4ngelegen5eit stn3uberu=
fen.
9 hItmme GrIebniife Ell
Her Sti putruille.
Bon 16redlrfen Grlebntnen etnsr
Stt patrouille piro aus Sims
brut gsmeloet, gei elmer Sti lie
bung i'm 5o6gebirse hate Ii6/ 4 cine
gotrouille, bic aus einem Sffisier
uno fiinf Mann beitu1b, psrirrt. Sn
poIltpmmen unfpeeiamer gegenb man
oerten Die Sehs m bitterer adlte UNI
Der. propiant hatten fie nibt. Msb=
rere Raate muBtsn tie INT Grsien
tampiren.
Sn Der 3ipiIhenseit purbsr ieitens
Der 5ruppe, Der iie ungehDrten, ale
mOglihen anitrengungen aenuht, bic
9srmiBtsn auF3ufinben. OILS btes non
etner Reihe BON Sagen ni6t eelana,
puroe iiberhaupt bic Syoffrung, tie
nod lebeno piscersuieben, INNER sss
ringre.
Ssss iina iis snsIi9 ssfsmSsu, assr
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Rem Yort. "a. Gebruar. Mnget.:
rGdrmania" BON 2iperpopI; yRDors
oam" BON Rottsrbam; .prin3 Grieo-
rid WiIbelm" BON 8remen.
Ab8sg.: nGurSt" nab 2ibau; rRtaa
CARA" na6 6aore.
YIp m out 3. Angst.: .RaiIer8ils
belm H." DOn Rep gort.
ct. S obn, 81. 9. 2tug.: ,5unis
itan" BON 2tDerpoOL; rSaturnia" Don
Gidsgop.
Ut tterb TN. &uget.: POTS
oam" bon JletD Yort.
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0eifohIen.

- aus Der Office Der 4rtits.tsne
Jirma 3ettel C Rapp. i'm SobniiOns
8e5duoe, ede Der 5. unb Wa!nut
S!raBe. nurbe seitern Elm iosenonns
tss 4rhiisttsn .eepslA Inn Msrtbs
i'm Wertbe bon $55 gitohlen.
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Cine Nnterluduns

Cine Anferlu6uils
lleber bic amsebli&en Ben,ii.
bunsex 6arrD 6. 3batu's
ieiHe Jreibeit su er-
lansen iW Ganse.
Jegsaheldufoigunsen gegen Den Dr.
RuGsq er6O6ep.
Die gunbesregierung
S9dt DIE Jirma Goeiter &c Co., Smpors
teure bon WsHertpdaren in
gletp Yort,
Sfssn 3olbintsr3isbune auf beina6e
cine balbe Rilion 2oaars
pertlagt.
Jculte 6. 9ranbt ipirb bon Wiuserton
8etettips beipionirt.
Der Streit in ben 9ummifa6riten gu
atron, O.,
~
Sfeint ieinsm Gnoe entssgen3ugehen.
Dtebr als 1000 4rbeiter baben bereitE
Gtron oerlufsn.
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Jegsaheldufoigunsen gsgen Den Dr.
RuGsd er6o6eu.

Der Streit in ben 8ummifa6ritsn 5u
Itron, g.,
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-19
FOREST NOTES

The forest products laboratory
at Madison, Wisconsin, has made
1000 tests on the strength of
American woods.
The gathering and selling of
acorns is new industry, In Ar
kansas, to supply eastern nursery
firms with material for forest
planting.
Thirty different wood preserv-
atives are IN commercial use in
the United States many Of them
utilize creosote of one sort or
another; others require chemical
salts.
Last year the forest service
distributed ZIG, 900 basket willow
cuttings: $4,000 to forest school,
10000 10 agricultural experiment
stations and $1,000 TO lndiVld5
uals.
More than 100000 horsepower
has been developed from streams
on national forests under gov
erDment regulation. This repre-
SCENTS the output under condi-
tions Of lowest streamfiow.
Florida cottonwood, a tpss con-
fined largely TO the key 1 Dng
the south cost. is very hghly
priced fer osein cooking on ships
gAlieys. IL burns slowly with an
even beat aud makes bat little
smoke or ash.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-19
NO PAPER NEXT WEEK

There will be no issue Of the
Bee on next week on account of
the Xmas holidays. The next
issue of the Bee will appear on
Tuesday, Dec. Both. In making
this announcement we wish to
thank our friends and patrons
for their hearty support during
the past year and assure them
that we will make greater efforts
during the coming year to give
them a better, brighter aud more
newsy paper. Few people real
lie that there are not manv
towns Of this size in Kentucky
that have a SemI-veekly paper,
and while the Bee is not able ia
afford Associated Press news and
does not get all the items Of in
terest in its own territory, still,
there is never an issue of the pa
per that does not contain a mum
Der of news articles that are Of
interest to a large percentage OF
Of its readers, and more especi-
ally If they are away from Earl
i. iEgron and Hopkins County.
Sometimes in the rush aud hur-
ry, necessary to newspaper life,
the Bee makes mistakes aud
things get In the paper that
should not, this happens in every
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-19
ma TEN7

Miss Mabel Browning was hos
tess of The Ten? Tuesday even
ing, as the holidays are near the
girls are busy with their fancy
work, keeping up merry chat
ter all thAtN bile. De!lcious sand
witches ana coffee was served.
Mrs. Chss. Trahern was guest
of the club. The n-x5 meeting
will be- with The Misses Kemp
Monday evening at Oakmoor.ss
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-19

paper bished, large or small,
and it is utterly impossible to
avoid them altogether.
Sometimes our friends make
important journeys and there is
nothing in the paper about 1t,
there is only one reason for this /;
we knew nothing about it, when
word from them would put US
wise.
A newspaper wants toprintall
the news that is news, but it can
not do so unless 1t has the coop
Grafton of the community in
which 1T is published aud the
people take enough interest in il
to use the telephone occasion
ally.
Beginning with the first OF
January, we insist that our
friends will use the telephone
freely and call up this Office when
they know anything that Is News
We will appreciate it and they
will get out a bright, 1ewsy pa
per, filed with short crisp news
tie ms twice a week.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-19
United States

United States.
THE question arises, which 10 the
best arrangement, that Oficiapanien
OF Church and State or the mutual
Independence Of both? have moth
ing to say in regard to other COIN.
tries, but our own friendly relations
Of Church and State without oficiap
union 10 best for us, A Scotchman,
once remarked to q fellow country
man: Sandy, Sandy, believe me,
honestly is the best policy. L know
this is true. Sandy, for have tried
them hOth'
1.-The Church has tried official I'M
ion Of Church and State and she has
tried friendly independence. In ad-
herring to the first system she has
often been hampered and restrained
in her divine mission by encroach-
meDt of despOtic governments. As
far as our American system, where
there are friendly relations and mu-
tual cooperation, where both move
in parallel lines without clash or.
cOnflict, each helping the other in.
the mission it has from God.
"FOr the same Lord who gives
authOrity 70 spiritual gives author
ity to temporal power. 1t is, there
fore, the dntys as 1t is, happily, the
custom, for both powers to aid and
strengthen ons smother in their di-
vine mission for there is no author
ity but from Gud.
"FOr my parb much prefer the
system which prevails In this coun--
TRY, where the temporal needs of
the Church are supplied by yolun-
tary contributions Of the faithful,
to the method which has obtained
in some European countries where
the Church was supported by the
government, thereby making feeble
Teparation for the gross injustice
done by the wholesale confiscation
of ecclesiastical property,
AFTER the Council of the Vatican, .
in 1870. in company with my vener-
able predecessor. Arch bishop Spald-
ing, 1 paid visit to the Bishop of
Annecy IN Savoy. / was struck by
the splendOr Of his palace and OBJ
served a seminal PLACED at his door
by the French Government as a
guard of honor. But the Bishop
aeon 1feo hue.H no ~ ~, favoroI>1o
Impressions. He told me that ALI
was not gold that glistens, i cam
not, said he, build as much as a
: sacristy without the permission of
5 the Government.
. II do not wish to see the day when
the Church will invoke and receive
!, Governmental aid to build our church.
: es or subsIdize our clergy. For then
the civil rulers might dictate the
! doctrines we were to preach. May
z the happy condition now existing
: among us always continue; when
the relations between the clergy and
3 the people will be direct and inn
: mediate; when Bishops and Priests
will bestow on their spiritual child
S rem their voluntary labOrs. their
tender sohcitude, their paternal af-
lection and pour ont for them their
life's blood, If necessary, and when
: they will receive in return the free
will offerings. the devotion and
gratitude of their beloved fiocks."
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-19
Ice Plant For Morton,

The Mortons Gap Ice Company
has been (Incorporated) and ex-
pect to be ready to do business
next spring. The capacity of
this plant will be Is tons daily
and there will be no ice famine
in this community next year.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-19
NE. Church SeryIees

Regular services of the M. f.
Church, Rev. w. M. Ragon, pas
tor are as follows:
Sunday SCHOOL, 80 a. m.
Preaching 3rd Suuday-ll :Vt
a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednes'
day at Z 80 O'Clock.
Ladies Aid Society meets every
Monday Afternoon.
Public is cordially invited.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-19
Beautiful Show Window

Those who are interested in
furs should not fail to see the
beautiful assortment in Barnes,
Coward Il Co.'s. show window.
They have some Of the most ex-
quislte furs ever exhibited in
this community and the low price
would astonish you.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-13
TOWN ELECTIONS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. a Z. Gun
zie: town clerk, Il. p. Hartshorn: town
Damren; tax collector, F. W. Curtis;
school committee, +. o. Seekens
MISUNDERSTANDING. F. c. Drum
clerk. j. W. Bassett; town agent c. Z.
Warren; treasurer. l.. 4. simpson, tax
collector, l.. y. simpson; school COM
mittee. G, y. Flood. Money appro-
Selectmen-C w. Shorey f.
Roy Neal. F. +. Webster; town clerk
l. NJ. Bryant; treasurer, Clarence n
Smith; tax collector, L. \, I'm simmons l;,r,,
Ways, $500; support Of poor. $50; Other
EXETER-Seleetmen. J. W. Rutters
w. H. Crowell. c. r. Boswell; town
Goliath tax collector. \. Busweli
school committee \. BusweA, Money
appropriated. schools ,e, S; Saasl hlsa"aE y
SO; cemeteries, $l0O. chairman of school
board, $25.
ROME-Selectmen B. \. Halves, j. II
Littlefield, Clarence smith: towB clerk
r. G. Halves. treasurer. +, L. Richard,
son; tax collector, i. y. Brown; schoo
committee. J. II. Littlefield Money az
propriated: Schools. $500; highways $s5W
cemetery $50 high school, Sl40; repairs
ON schoolhouse. $50; town officer bill
$50. sinking fund. SEQ; Bfown-tail moth
LIBERTY-selectmen. G. r. Nelson, J
r. sanford. b. T. Cunningham; tow
clerk, G.. II. Cargfll: town agent {. K
Nelson: treasurer. \. J.. Skidm"re; taS
committee. Willard Whitaker. Money
appropriated. S367e. Schools, $1,000; nigh
ways, 5000; support of poor and othei
pI I.EE EVA c W. Fernad
r G Coodwin. L. NJ Harvey. toWr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hussey and
daughter Virginia, are in Boston, for
short stay. While there they will
attend the automobile show.
Mrs. Ernest Gilman, who has been
i'll. for some time, is slowly gaining.
Mr.. George Savage. of North An
son, visited at the home of G. ]. Saw
age, recently.
LARONE
Perry Brown. under contract. has
cut and delivered on the Creek bank,
over 250M of pine from the Green lot,
recently purchased by Mr. Jelouse OF
WaterEille.
Rev Mr.. and Mrs. Piper of Portland,
passed Sunday with Forest Farley.
Mrs. Forest Farley and Miss Madge
Holt took a trip to Richmond, last
week.
Norris Peavy, the lad who was acct
dentally shot in the neck, has so far
recovered as to be able to leave the
hospital and is now stopping with
Mrs. Coleman Austin.
Mrs ]. G. Morrow is somewhat i'm
proved from her recent illness.
Fred Priest is having a serious time
with his eyes.
Miss Gertie Murphy has gone to
Fairfield
Master Hubert Stiles succeeded in
trapping fox whose skin brought the
lad eight dollars.
Mrs Fred McF'arland's five months
old baby is seriously i'll from pneu
monia.
The Tobey mill is running on short
time owing to lack of water
Augustus Gleason, who has been i'll,
is now better.
Win TAYLOR of Farmingdale was a
caller in town, last week
Mrs G. NJ. BuZzell is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Will Taylor in Farm
ingdale.
Mary Drawn is still seriously i'll.
Merl Stevens is on the sick list.
Elmer Campbell was home over Sun
day, from his work in the shoe shop
at Norridgswock.
Fred Bickford has gone to Gardner
to work on the ice field.
sMITHFlELD.
The travelling is good for the time of
year. Many teams are hauling pulp
wood and potatoes to Norridgewock, and
wood TO Oakland. 1t has been a hard
winter for farmers on account of lack of
snow.
Varney Mosher is i'm helpless condi-
ton
Miss Bessie Charles is i'll with pneu-
monia AT her room in Gardiner. Where
she teaches school.
Mrs. Olive Stevens is i'll with the pre-
vailing dstemper.
There is a slight Improvement in the
condition of Mrs. Ivory Mosher.
Mrs Ella Mosher i'll with stomach
trouble.
Victor Warren has gone to clinton.
Mass, where he has employment.