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Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-08
CITY OF AUGUSTA, MAINE.
In Common Council.
october 6. 1913.
npTINANTE


RE, 1T ORDAINED by the City Counei'
OF the City of Augusta as folioWs.
Section l. No sign shall be kept eIee:
ed or maintained in this city 50 Una. =.
shall extend more than six incHes oss' s
or upon any sidewalk or street pro-
yided. however that Illuminated sitns
which are at least twelve feet apove lhs
sidewalk or street may extend NOT over
three feet over such sidewalk or street.
All signs shall be securely fastened anu
free from oscillation, and all Signs, eA-
cent illuminated signs more thah twfiN,u,
feet above the sidewalk or street. shai
be placed fat against the building OF
structure supporting them,
SECTION 2. Every sign now maintainesu
contrary to the provisions hereof silail sii,
be removed or altered to comply VIII
the provisions of this ordinance withn
sixty days from its passage ana ai
signs not so removed or altered snaii 1 ne
deemed to be kept and maintained III
violation of the provisions hereof.
Section 3. Whosoeyer Violates any pro,
vision of this ordinance shall be suD)ec'
| 10 a fine of 5000 for each offenct
and all signs. erected, kept or maintained
In violation hereof may be declared
against as n common nuisance ana deai'
WILFRID s. WILSON,
Councilman from Ward z
Attest. DOMINIQUE MATHIEU,
City Clerk
octSdlt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-08

John Theriault, accompanied by De-
puty Marshal Choate and Officer Dau-
teuil of the Augusta police force, went,
Tuesday morning, in the formers au-
tornebile, to Belgrade Lakes, on a fish
ing trip after pickerel, and while a
detailed report of the catch has not
been given to the public it is UNDER
stood that the result of the days out
ing was very satisfactory.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-08

The Weman.s Baptist Missionary
society will meet. Thursday. Oct 8.
with Mrs. r. d. Palmer. Western ave-
nue.. General subject @fhc New
America" Special subject Of Thurs
days meeting. Later Immigrants and
Their Character" Leader. Mrs. Y. E..
Gochrane. Ladies will please take The
2 =. VI. winthrop car
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-08

Miss Elizabeth l.. Craig. formerly a
resident OF Augusta, has resigned her
position as drawing teacher in York
Pa, and gone to Fresno, Calf, where
she will teach the same subject i'm the
High school of that city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-08

Fred G. Gaskey. forrner mans ger of
the Colonial Theatre. left, Monday
evening for Boston, where he will
accept "A position.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-08

Fred Sukeforth and George Furnan
were members of party of Augusta
people who went to Fairfield, Monday
evening, to participate in musical
festival which was held in that town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-08

W. r. Allen of Biddeford. clerk in the
State highway office. is passing a few
days at his home. When he returns to
the city he will bring his family with
him to occupy the Kimball house on
Davenport street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-08

Chester A. Fuller cannot help the
breaking of your lenses when you
drop your glasses. but he
is an expert in repairing damages
A 4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-08

The Armitage Club will have a sale
Of food, attractive aprons and fancy
articles, Saturday, Nov. -.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-08

l.. d. Barrows of the State highway
department, passed Tuesday in Bel
grade on business pertaining to State
highways.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-08
LOCAL NOTICE.

Owing to a Hebrew holiday Miller's
Fruit store will be closed from r. "a.
today and reopen Saturday az F. 81,
octsd2t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-08

The Ladies Aid Society of the Green
street Methodist church will meet at
$50, Thursday afternoon. with Mrs. F..
j. Roberts. State street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-08
American Boys
Held for Ransom,

Douglas, Ariz. Oct. 7,--James Proves
Lee L.ayalee and Charles Hansen. ao-
venturous American youths, strayeu
into Mexico, yesterday, in search ot
game while on a hunting trip east Oh
Douglas They were captured ana heio
for ransom by Mexican guerillas OF
Pancho Villas command.
The boys We're instructed to write
to their parents asking for $50 as the
ransom for each. Proves was allowed
to return with the letters. under threal
that his companions would be marcheo
into Chihuahua and shot unless he re-
turned. ~
Through the solicitation of Colonel
J. H. Slaughter. wealthy cattle
man, the commandant at Aqua Prieta
ordered the boys release. The youths
returned withoutI their guns.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Black Of this
city have returned from Southwest
Harbor, after passing a few days. cos
ing up their cottage
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-08
Wednesday, October 8, 1918.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Capt and Mrs. Thomas clark re-
turned, Monday, from a visit to
Southwest Harbor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-08
MUNICIPAL COURT.

Respondent Held in Windsor White
field Non Support Case-Enters APP
peal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-08

The attention of the municipal court
Tuesday was taken up for the great
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-08

A congress Of university students,
represeHting fortyasiN nations, Is to be
held in San Francisco lin lsl5.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-08
Father
Johns S

Medicine Civ e s
t h e food an d
nourishnent the
body requires, it
strengthens each
organ to do its
work that's how
it cures colds
and builds ur
the body.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-08

Maurice Greeley. one of the we'll
known citizens of Windsor, and who
is also an enthusiastic hunter of big
game, was a caller at the Journal Of
flee, Tuesday afternoon, and brought
in an apple blossom, which he had
picked day or two ago. Mr.. Greeley
had Just returned from hunting trip
in the woods around Moscow. and
picked the blossom from a tree which
he reports was fun of them. The APP
pie blossom was not, however, the
only souvenir of the hunt that he
brought home, as he was successful
enough to XIII his quota of deer, ana
two fine does, each of which weighed
about 1926 pounds. arrived in town on
Train No. 4, at 80 Tuesday after
noon. He reports that hunting con-
dtions are at present hard. owing to
| the fact that the foliage is still on the
trees, but that the game is in fine con-
dition. which was shown by the plump
ness Of the two deer that he killed.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-22

Tia. Lot 1T lh- issaId Of rdu lion
.fN-- York city Is 10y 10 means en-
,i1bi. H. iis anunIr t.ar-rnias
ii" employ m"H' If married som-n
a. ,.ssh-Ts it, the pubiI. schools Of
thu ,i,y ,h" bilTd has sliI-,i up u
V-ritabi. hornets H.si aHd bF"ush,
upon iis-i' r'TE .f irsusi-s \ TIE,
tu-nfiSus amuunt ~ E.FI-siiS suo.i
sentiment is Wss,-t IN th- azi,p,ios
which is carried .n > sainsi ii" board
II education IN this 'as- IL raauui
he ;nihfuii, asserted ,ha, IA. board
"i education js i--rt~si and n"V.t
naL-s m.siak-ss hu, Why 'h" h.ar,'
shnuii h. 49, NisinHsis attacked rF n
lot ~ s.fI head. anh .-aL4ka.~.i .i'i
unu.-r IN 'T"us"s. i-ss1s- ii wishes
q. keep married s.u"n ~, e gh~
I".rhins f"ur is difficult To- under
stand H. Ihr fire, giAs- IL j. s'iii
sn ".tF.m-iY t'nu.'tui question
sh.ih-T 4 is Tor IN" b.-s. "t 'h- tn
i-..s, NJ -''g-s'i6n g. .mpias wam-B
a. 'saH u"NE# ~ Wv t'hNbH FsN''
there 'au b- n" Yu'siinu .s 10 ,hc
t.-, 'ia' ia" -mpinym-u, "t married
women a. teachers mas Er-a' ii.ai.
vantage
Es-r women teaching sriu"Is arr
ii.bi" iu b~"1n- m"'hcrsa In that
'as- IN" .i two conditions is l."in'l
to T-zui,s I'll. mother must either
nrzl-g, her oen child To- attend 1,
/ her duties in srhC"i ur she aust ne.
zicri her duties as teacher 10 iak"
proper var. ~ her child on" dn"'
uui have q" b" . '"iI-s" professor I"
understand that both conditions ar"
'.Iusiiy un''-'iIahlr 'rum numsniiar.
ian ns N"ii rs educational reasons
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AIR DISASTERS
Do NOT STOP
zEPPEL|NS

berlin. Nov. :..-Th- t.v dis.s,
tets :s k~rp-i'n air.hip. iH s-p,.m-
ls-F aai October a.. not 4" result ~
checking th- us- Yt ;h-s- 'Futt =
G.t;ssny Tai. Is the decision az.
tatsn,iy reached by III" government. .
'h- concern. that build a!rEhis ami
b, what may b. ,aii",. III" aerial
travelling .uHblirs
tt. f-c-n; fatal srvld-n;s in TIA"
North sea when fouTi-yn s,"n s.r"
killed. aud st i-hannisibsi. when
twenty -Cish, persons lUs' i.,Ir live
have NJ, reduced the numb"r OF sail
10 ;s in til" vicinity u! it"riin Of tho
,iansa. stat at i'otsdnnns This
sisship IL .,iIi making i~u uips
daily. and opIy recently l; c'l"hras''!
IT, three huuJr.dth flight. MurC,,-
-g. ,h- German Airsbip Navigation
rompany. which v~u. ,h" If.nA., and
iNp other aiTsaips. L. preparing TO-
/, much mrr- extended schedule of
stations located al puir'IaG. liam.
burg. Ouss-'dnsf. Frankfort. Ead-n
Jt,,Icu. Go'iis. LEIPZIG and N',i-
~ hsalf.n. are to u- ,id"i eight
more a, Eudcn. Br"m-n. Iianutcr.
rruns wick. Dresden. stuttgart. Mt
ntCii. aud Copenhagen. u l. also IN
tended later in establish stations at
towns In tn" riur" eastern part Of The
empire. such as Gr-siau. and piobab-
" y, Dan'slr aud kunigHbrrg.
From recent i.suv .' ~" 'acTi.
time table" 4, appeals thai regular
air routes aud fined sailiIg. viii he
main'sin.i. Between F-cidrichshaf-
oil and Copenhagen the air hips viii
sail either Via Hamburg and Druns'
wick. or 10y wu.> Of Eruuswi,k. Poit-
dam. l.rirgiv. Go;bs aud Stuttsait
Nnutl,-r 'inr viii connect Dresden
and iIambut by va! cf PoisGau
aud BTurawirk. Vessels tfayrling
between Bremen aud Emdcn will rol.
low the sam" course %. far af BTuni
wick between Dresden and DJtgp''
durf the route VIII .iao be ny way
uI Brunswick The last named city Is
thus to be - sort Of central station
fur the whole system.
owing to ,hr large number of sta
tions that eventually will h" in upcr-
alton. il Is expected tina, the aircraft
will be abi. t2 find ready rciua.
" hen surprised by bad weather
Most of the stations are constructed
to accommodate Two ships.
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c. 4 S. TRAIN CREW THAT
STRUCK IS REiNsTArED

Beaver. colo. Not ::.-Ta" uffi.
rssi. ot tn" c. 4 : sa.- issued aL
order rein dating til. .ntit" train
cr.~ di,"hass..l =, Trinidad for in
slb.r r'iluatinn The engineer. Hr-.
man aud bath hrak~mcn s-r- not
only given their old place.. hut ~~ro
paid for all the time the. Lost ~h''.
tho committee. ~-E- negotiating with
the Officials.
THE men refused I" iak" an .r.
rn"r-i train frum Trinidad To t"i.
low. 4, carried ninuis i-pu'i"1.
heavily armed. The -r-v. While ia
VorinE tho strikers. said they refused
"a 80 m,' because u was not In lin,
't their duty. AMI the, We're not cs-
pcri-i to tax. their iir.s In theft
hands
Tive committees OF III. engineer.
fir"nrn. conductors aud Tstnn'p
m-, the management. and. after all
the facts were gone over. the men
were given their places
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-22
HOLLAND PLAlCs IN

The ,lisL!aad rlaid iabEirs 40
shi't. feminine GsHrS nu~ 'dTns. ar
is..ins di.piaF-,i abroad in yaFiuus dee
sisnss MI "t ih"m as" striking s.sa~
rt-n aiaHi- thH h. bn..i-rs >" rich 4
ihvir sDipFins and b" 'iifi"Frni ,hr
uaiiJ S"Fa- o;h-T- ar- at moe
subiu-ti ;nH-. set all aT- diaiinrtiSslY
sni unmi.,asabiS ss.;rhs asL the
very sight ~ them hginss AZ visions
os tho ina r-;sins clans anil She squad
a' ih- hsEpiI-~.
Th~ ,laIi costume i"-,ts militant
enough I" please raj sI!fTazis,.
,., IL il la hish favor ~iIh WIm. Il
y,hp ar.' not insiia.'i to mili,aary En I
s.rs ir-abl~s
Sum- % iH~ H-wrsg fall mui-ls ar.
l-srrib-d as unusually attractive
There i. ;.- plaid ~ the bpuEiss
clan. with IL. artistic Li-uains Of
NAL fasor.;-.
Nno,h-r beautiful gown is ihc tar
tan NJ the Mri.-ois. Til" raglan
sleeve I. carried up sni us-E 1" form
tho shoulder nf the dt.-s=a n"~ idea
this .cason-whii- the folded siis
vani.h~s under the .iL. .ur.s 1" rs-
appear in u broad lp~ al ih- back of
tho skirt This latter Is III" latest
modification of the Eir,l'r.
Nno'b-s design sho"s tho H."baS
stripes On broad lapcis. ani very
decided .ru'n"ay effect serve. To iis.
play wide sitilC ~ the same rIaii.
Til" tass.i ap.raJs I" loop up the
folds Of the skirt. With this rIu'umc
eoc. the 'am-o' -shani"r. ua,i," to-
tho scottish Highlands also with its
tiny p'uincs standing.
The famous Brhr, eian I. s-pr-.
scntci by the roya, green aud crim.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-22
STRAY TOPICS FROM LITTLE OLD new YORK

New York. No, ..-Ib-T. IL al
ways S"m.,Ains ''ioins IA Sew
York. siNass som-,hin& saina 1n To-
s,ir NJ -srit-m-n, and ,o Eis~ 'b'
people something 'a talk si-uut The
iira, "f the month IL Was the -i"rs
tion with "t-TN,hinE 'hs' ss-e vita
!, IL u siE sIis and ih. sI.-.tS'u. 'T
Naf ah.u at Madison sIIaT- .aT'i.n
sud lac, ~,vs the .r-n,ns ui the
kra' national hors- shuu II -
true. the sensational fra'aT- l. a
tifir late last seek. thr bis shUN
ba' 'h-F. e-g- plenty III smaller 80
si'-m-uh scattered through 'h'
week
Th- election is over and hs- fssHs'i
Into history. bu, ,h- usual lii-Fml M
VI -y.ry 'i-y ,i.n. ;h- pafins off ~
stIiy election L--'ss siii rr.bSblY fur
nish a1igs-nl-nt tU mgn' i.s4lt.i" for
..ni. time Iu SONS. ii-IIlHE Mas pI.t4
- h-aSy .H iL" election iusi hsi sai
although the odds on 'hr victorious
candidate .Ht mayor N"rr uTaNA q
'h~n ~-I- enough enthusiasts F~,is
To pu, up the Required sash. II l.
estimated ih1t s-'-Tai hundred lhnI.
ssnd dollar. ~-T- lost bs ,h- hari"ls
.! III. MurI.hy urs.i.
Politics is a .Ig~-g sHHn" sHL often
1, il .,Ir-n-lS difficult tn t"T-;"ii
~ha, the .Gts.n- ~ On Tl-siiun viii
b-. Vet. as a general rule. ~" -nnu !
COMMON .-n.- .i ~. ina ss-- mas L'
relied upon t. great -Ei"ri \
Snowman In this city. whn has sew
-rai buTl.sIuc companies un 'h"
toad. evidently has the utmost cont.
d-nr- In the .ouri common s-nE" "f
the people. I'm III. moTnins Of "!-r.
ticu day he he, on- of his shows
against a bos Of .igafr IH Mitchell.
lie is probably not more pleased than
the rest .f the respectable Ci,is"ns Ci
New York ,hs, his opi,on-ai lid not
s., al opportunity =" collect ihr
stake.
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and insane methods of celebrating
the glorious Fourth nf July huy" To
and in many other .iti.s. hut in that
ease only III. fireworks ,rusi ~as the
loser ANA il Mas In the unfortunate
position of being unaDi. to us. any
arguments Ia favor OF a noisy Fourth
that would haN. appealed TO the
masses In III. ease of the ''Spues
however. IL ls lui'. clear iL-, ,n-y
sili find arrayei against th.m not
oniy "a solid phaian, of merchants
snAIoas ,o ao big holiday business.
but combined childhood ot New York
ani an oV"r~hsimins majority 81
their fond parents,
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-22

s'H - . i.g;Es ss'ahira;isa %: rH;
sri '"l"r which finds mann ---r-ra
aad iiA"sis" many a.lm,r-f. for ia"
-om-n sho sn.~ s"w 10 scar ig
ssac-suiIys
hrsiEn-Hs in pisiis 'his .-s.os
have s.ush; sn sii n-s touches o'
ai'rsr,it-n-ss u ~" ""sfum-s. and j.
i. thu verdict ns "ot1Is-,sni critics
Nh. have Inspected the dt.pla,s at
'h- bis shol.. ;ha' these efforts ha.'
na, i--a IN gain.
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rnc sr.a, military spectacle st
Madison Square Garden last week at
irar,ri -normonus crowds aud proved
- remarkable su",v-s ~ NOR" than
on- way. " 4, was intended to h'lp
The universal peace movement ~
demonstrating clearly III" huTT"rs 49,
war. the show mu., be sdi"'lEch u
complete failure. iHr,"sd "f insrir-
Ing the spectators with lear a"d
horror the spectacle aroused w q
mos, unexpected manner III" MARTIAL
spirit dormant In many apparently
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-22

Tn. Criterion theatre. long 0n. of
ia. leading piayhous.s in N"a YORK
and ia the very heart of the ih-a,-
rirs! district. - TO bs.om. b movins :
picture th-a,sr, Jus, hoa soon the
change will be- made depends upo,,
the d.sT.. Of success of til. aitras
tsn hon running at that 'h.a,.T,
Judging from prss-h, Indications the
run of the play Will probably nc,
close until spring. hut ~heasy.r the
play should b. taken off. ,h. ''moy-
les viii move in, l, i. said that
the concern which has lease! 'h.
,h.at-s intend. to sho~ feature
films in that ,h.a,-r for which prize
-s Of siniis,iSn as high an 81 eau h.
charged. and TO use the hous~ a. a
sor, of advertising venture for the
ti'ms Of 'h" producing s"mrsny.
The MOVING pi,iuee business hs.
already rGo~u "a snosn"a, pE"p"r.
'ioIs sId ia still developing with FaI-
ii strides, There ss-Ms io In. as lin
|. 10 ih. -slerpEls. aud adS~ftiAins :
ability ot the fiisa s"iopaa!-ss Now
II is reported that they contemplate
to intad- the ii.is of vie. pisys.
aei the ChisrTsai Film COMPANY has
made . Jssmat tisaiion Of the report o,
the it.-a-s-ii.r romh.iii-- OH the
Waite slave traffic, Films all be-
ps.paI-.i which viii h. advertised
under the si,i- The Tsanis %
souls TAS.- pie'us-s. ~ai.h. Il, IL
aid. siii a- even noE- f-,ii,,ir than
-" sSsr.s "f ,hr Vie. slaSs. sT- 10 L.'
pto,iarsi uai.r tn. 'III-rt t!on "t ,hr
Travellers Nli .o,.i,f Ini other .Ir
sasl.a,ioIs saish i"rs ni. f.E ,.-
welfare ~ S"un5 ani iH-,p~si"ar~'i
aiFl. ia the iAJ.r ellie al 'a- sVun.
,EN. The picture sE" 4" i.- si,-n =
~ s"ai a. "n- "f the N-~ S"rI Sous.
- tn ia. near flIur~.
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E,u, ". T. Chu,sl. South.

viii lee tbs. s.'r'a.n ,.rir at ~ . m
~What IN" iaLsh,.r'iuri.a~ sasd Ia
in- M.'L-t sia.i.a.. siii les 'h.' .,i''-
i-,, >, ,a- .s-ni.s s.rsi.-s special
music hss 10. IN arranged f.T i.psn
.sf,is.s. Tn- Ep-"sth i-.su" dC,e'
IiaasI s-Tsi'~ %, & :" all l.~ III
charge .I Mss l:aN is.las sdnias
.-r.ai at -ais a ri. J. y iiArni.h.
.ur-fin,cnd-n' a - .'-nii"'.n,
pastor
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\ new uuu,ihg field Us vast AREA.
,,ylj uutuii-i.d 10y the iifir uf III,
" htt- sportsman. sas L'-u ipuni IN
Eat Africa b. stewart Es~"f"
" hiic. the American auth"T. In
letter written to friend In Berlin
Mg. Waite calls i!,is territory prob
ably the .cr, las, biE virgin hunting
.oua,ry In the world .
M.. Whi,-. accompanied u> h's
sif-. nts, Wen, TO Africa shortly at
Tor Colpuri Theodore Roosevelt visit
ed tn" -omm;r! four years ago. IL
Was 81, ,;,iigniCd with his CApcTienC-
CT ,hl, h- returned recently with .
.nW expedition 80 trasc! into mnr"
remote regions. lie obtained prTpiid
sion from thr German government &c
hunt In the German territories, an"
here found the country he d-sctihc.f.
Nu.r bciu. pii OF touch With civil
i.1tion for many weeks. Mr.. White
son, n..ss"ugcr with letters 10 Vie.
,orii NyaDaa. "" writes that the
nc~ field. where the -Jund of . iiflc
never has been heard. is ~. big rs Tia.
hunting grounds OF british East M.
rica, snd that there are IN II thnus-
auds upon ,hunsanLs OF head Of game
of all sorts Wildcbccstc. which arc
found in hic herds. stand ut q nun
drcl yards distance to watch the
party pass. and other animals. man'
tf them of rare species. arc So tame
that the hunter can walk NJ to ;hcE
IN plain sight. The country IL com
posed ui low hills. rrach!ng down tu
the open plain. The climate L. good
aud Mr.. white suspects that 'h. re
yion 'ay 50 long unyisitcd because oi
til. difficulties OF ge,tiuy in.
Everybody III the party was well II
The time uf writing and Mr. White
expected to finish his trip about De-
ccmbcr /. coming out via Lake Vie
toria Nyanza.
/ Our Christmas samples rcprcscn,
| the finest and richest stationery or
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-22

" christmas j. approaching the
"Snuxt US the :. J.. 4. u. or go
,i.'y for III" Prevention u' Jnn-rrs.
tsr, Gifts be iamiIiHriN called. are
r.-rrninE iarir agitation Th" oh
i..' ~ the sp,i",y ~ uu'l"ui,,"'ih
s.nsibic. iui IL is extremely doubtful
whether .'h- society will h" all" Ia
make muyh rrusr"ts. II r true. III"
effort. toward 1b,ilshing the unsaf"
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RAct,St Church

sabbath ssLo,i opens al s.'s u.
~. Juniors meet ai s T., III seniors
meet al $50 y, M. The pastor viii
os,upy ui. puipit i, ~ - IA, shd ~
:: 3. T. m A. ~ o'clock the subject
will b.. "A S,udy In the Life of
Joshua In IN. evening. The
sfisr.n Lin"
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commonplace aud peaceful persons,
I, must b" stgTibui.i la this stirring
-Shibl,ion 'ba, duJins Ih- seek %.
the .hoN ,h- recruiting stations u
,h- Ini,"d States aTmS in this city.
usually quite deserted. ~-r- crowded
With applicants ans!ois i1 -NehaHs-
,h.iF civilian garments for Uncle
Sans mIiiiaT, uniform
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firsl Presbyterian.

,:-S, q. y Chandler siii -"up'
III. pnipi, '"n."fo- At ~ . IA
and :" T. Is MIS-, tnaasisr will
sins. u, both services bltins ihr
-,tnius,h- s,-f-.p'i on viii b. us..'
To iiius,ra," the s,Ft.."n. ~hi-h ALI
L- "n ,n- susl-Ti. "Ma.,nz Nm-Fi'
.aps Sanba,h school hVsiH- a,
, ~. w-s' .uinst.F ,~ssuv - :" r. nl.
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Trinity Episcopal Church.

Ii.N. J, o, Feffis, PASTOR N'ihia'
n.Ni before Advent iioiy Eu.hsr-
int $50 a, IA, SUNDAY sehooi .'is
=. III. Morning prayer. iilsnY ana
sermon. II o'clock, Evening pray
cr ani sermon, ::5", service ou
Thonk.sivins day u, io:s. =, M,
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Christian Church.

aisin ~ acts iis'i-T s,t.ns 'h''
Christian church SUNDAY, Goos; sIa'
.ay school ~ ..is IN. and . iis.
young peoples m.-,ins Al j. T. ia,
rhvI" Siii i- preaching 81 - a.i
.5v T., n Good mnsir, ". invite
SOU to 5. 6s- of us-ivc t.as' Msta
street. Randolph CssL. Poster
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Christian Science.

The chris,ian Science sosi-'y hold
regular services every SUNDAY morn
inE at i0s West t1Tst street. Morn
Ing service a, II O'Clock and sunday
school at $3.50, Wednesday evening
meeting. At 5 O'Clock. All arc ~e:-
come.
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IN the CHURCHES
Lutheran Church.

Pine street, X Walter schmidt.
pastor English SUNDAY school al
.:t5. Diy,ne service this sunday IN
German AT ~ u. NJ W" cordially
inNiI. stranger to aofshiI Aith Ia.
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r,r,, Methodist Episcopal.

,"rn,~ gate and EE".n! streets,
Frank " iirn.II. rss'"r Sunday
.chsoiat .s.' IN Epw"rtI League
al - T. ~. irny'r n..tis. Well
n-sJsY evening q, i". SuEday
II u. M Thank.siSins t.rmca bj
the pastor. Evening sermon ~ the
pas,or. The 'i'S' nss'trii confer
-n,- VIII b. ,onS.a-.i Aiun'iay .,c.
nins. brr.mb-r / The " " y. =.
aiIi meet with MIR. iii"oin. 5:s ssE,
Main, .,r,-r,. nuTt Tuesday after.
neon. The V u. y. ". :. VIII meet
q, the Logan home. 80 Pine s'T-"'.
next TUESDAY. Dr. sarnuci \ t."uSh
will preach sunday mcrnius N"'rm-
rcr 80.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-22

II u .proi III -i,k feed. ii.-it too
yuiyliy un ih- ma-tia.. dip II int"
\ CUP pi water for au in.'an; cr rus
a piece "f b-csuaS arios I'll" .ur-
face. Tniz will r,cr.uuIc the am
Guilty.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-22

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