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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-24
Gut abgelaufen.
slmtumobilunfaa perlief iiberaas
glimpflifD,

llebcraus glimpilit perlief eirt
Glltomo6iluniaQ, Der Iih geItern
3ahnittag OIL Der goen Garf en.
traucc ereignete
Gerlebt mur0e 2elptS $. GSuds,
Don 1908 9toro Saroing 9penac,
CHICAGO, Der 9eufer oes 2raitmageas,
ober er fam nit elmer unbeoeltenoen
Shralnme an anpf oapon 6IIdls
ipeilt bier sur 3eIt nuf Seind bel
Serrn unb sSrau ". 9otleu, yso.
1915 Salpin slpcnue, uno madlte AZ.
Iteru 9tadnnittag NIT Ssrau Sotlep
.lnb Scren SdNpciter cine Iusfnbrt
gln ser Goen Tarf entrance periaQte
ploslif ole Steuerung ltno oa5 ana
tomobil rnnute geqen Die 8artmauer
ipobei Die brei 9Suiaiien geboria ourt'
eiuauoergeriittelt Duroen uno aoerr
1sufs Die flcinc aopipunbe oauon'
trua, mdhreuo Die beioen Gamen init
bem Shredeu oaponfamen.
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Observation-Disclosures.

{ Carl $. aiibrpsin, %, 1143 DaptOn
/ StraBe.
giola Us. 9ineent, %, 2717 price
4penue.
sSohn g. Gsborns. q, Ddpsrlp, 8.
marp ginger, IS, prineeton 5otel.
)Sarlep 6. RosbIq, "a, TOO gapmils
Ter Ctr.
lanna Desner, %, bsssl.
(ausuitus Wsas, "a, 1851 Cob qpe.
l goptbe games, l9, oesgl.
{ Robert Conan, 25, 1928 RiamonD
I Strabe.
tanna DuDis. 28, 1856 aoiiutb Ctr
(WiGiam g. Greene, q, Rafon. 8.
lgmilD 6. Bonnet, 26, Daibington
Seisbts.
l5nman aeb, 25, 937 State 4pe.
lRoie Si6el, %, APT 2aitrsl Ctr.
|Sos 6. 5utderion, %, Gorintb. ap.
lGli5dbeth | 3ai, -, 30 Yarion str.
IDeslsp RiIton, q. 543 Oft s. Ctr.
l8aiip 5unter, is. 848 Webrman ao.
lartbur Dens, 26, 713 Court Str.
lSulia W. Speors, 19, 3O25 aerper
4penue.
(Samiei .. Warnod, "a, DarnOd, 8.
lgora W. Wiepers. 81, Rortpooo.
(Jobn SO. soop.ins, 27. 5. uno Smith
| StraBe.
l2uurd S-uirul, p, 1928 8ernou 81.
lWiaium $. Dbipple. 50, 1852
I Gutlip Nos.
lanna U. gOII.nbrssr, 90, osssl.
IGsores +. TicTou1lo, q. 500 Deit
! 9. Ctr.
l.Rubp 6. Rubbins, 19, 433 %. s. ct.
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,SaeD6 Sdaeicr ais WapOrssaauoioat
upn Seattle.

Serr 95acob Shaefer, ser unie-
rem Seiern ais einitiger Goiiirer oeS
8olfSblatts erinnerlih iein miro, Bat
BON Seiten ieiner oel,tihen Ytitbiirs
ger in ieinem neuen @irtungstreiS
in Seattle groBe Gbrrug eriabren,
tpic aus iolgenOer Eepeihe beruors
gebt:
9 cattle, @aib. SSn ser lebten
8eriatnnlung oes Ia. Staotoer.
banoes beihloiien Die Telegaten aui
9lntrog oes ErdIioenten bes Geuts
ihen ariegerpereins Don SeattIe, Gr.
.8. g. San3er. in Der fommenoen
Sta0trpabI einen oelttiden NaporS'
aanOibaten in's Greffen 3u fiihren,
Iuno ibre 8abl fiel auf @errn &Sacob
Sdaeier, Den NrGiioenten heS Staot-
Iperbanbes nnb befannten Scrail5ge'
ber ser oelltiheu 3ertlingen OH Der
8aciiicfilite. 8i3e. Grdii0el1t Teter
9cutidl ernnnnte Gr. y. 8. San5er
ierner ben Grobprdiioeuten Der Ser
monnsiohne. .2oaen oes Staates@alh'
iugton, y. y. WtnttierL uno Serrr
IL. IS. arad]t ols aoulmittee, Inn mil
Scrrn Sf,aeier giiidIprahe su neh'
men. Sieier nabnl Die 3elegaten II
Der licbensrpiiroiglten @elie aui unG
erbat iid1 cine 8ohe gCoenf3eit.
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Ane SemN amni3ipalseri@

Ter ebemolige 3irfusreiter 5reo.
Mepers luuroe aeitern nnter Der An-
floae Der granoitiftung bon Mihter
ssride itnter $4,000 giirgif,nft oen
8robaeifpporenen iibernieieu nno er
miro Bis auf peiteres Guartier int
GonntpaeiananiB be3ieben miiiIen, on
CT natiirlif feline giirgid,aft 81 Itels
len i'm Stonbe i'll. gteDers tuiro BE-.
|fanntlif beid)uloiat, oas sseuer in
|oem Soairbaus Der SeiIsarnee al;
Der ,sreeman Ipenue am Wtontda
Iror adJt Jogen angelegt su hoberr5 Der
ipeld,em befunntlit1 fiinf Verioneli
ums 2eben famen. als Soiiptbelait.
ungs5euge trat geitern gorpdro Vle'
alliiter elm angeitellter Der Seil2.
ormee anf. Der angab. oaB Wiepers in
ieiner 8eaenpart aaerhano GrobllnD
aen aegen bic SeilsorHee ousgeitoBcir
babe.
Ten Brosaeifaporenen piirocI,
loiih unter Der anflage oes StroBelt.
rnlibs ssobn Shnls uno 2onis GAM
een iibertpieien. Sie iino beihulOtar.
SEQ Sartori Dor mebreren @ofen an
| Der adlten uno ssohn StraBe iiberfaf.
len uno Inn iiinf Collars beraubt iu
haben. Snrtcri fab Sridlliger @eiit
ole beioen Burden BEL einen sSeiter.
ga. in Der gtodlt pom SonntoB 5l,n1
lRontaa on Der Sed,iten StraBe ans
aebrodlen mar uno peranlaBte lbrs
IIerhaffluuu.
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Gam. uno Roia Siaman, 1912
Central ape.. annbe.
aarou unb either 2erner. f5tt
Gleaiant Strabe, Hfdohen.
Rorris unb Gtbel gieBIer. 404
Clinton StraBe. NtaOdlen.
ssoiepb uno anna 8al,l, 1884 Sar'
riion 9lpe.. anabe.
9iftor uno gIiie MeI3er. tt06
gorf StraBe. Gnabe.
Stepban uno Wsarp abomnie,
1880 Sorriion slpe., anabe.
aurl uno anna 5rentinI, 2Si3
Muiiohuietts glpe.. gidoden
Goiparo uno ,Sranees 1apee, 1883
ssohn StraBe. anabe.
Scieph uno 9torma Remner, 532
9. 2ihertn StraBe. ptdohen.
Iranf mlb Gliiobeth ShrHis, 1929
pleaiant StraBe, Wdodlen.
Sermann uno Roia aIbers, 1913
Sia1lano glpe., Madden.
Sorrn nno Wargaret 9eermaier,
169 8rano 9lpe.. Iiaohen.
Sarrp uno ssoa gliller, 1925 gdnt
Strabe,. anabe,
8eorge mne ssohonna sSaiporsfi.
ISIS Slieer StraBe. anabe.
Sionen nno gtnrp Riino, f7id
Siablano gpe., 3rpillinge. anube una
Rdod1en.
@illiam nno Siloeaaro SaliG.
1858 grepor aslaee. anabe.
Nobert nno Ruth SreBler, 23i5
Non Strobe. Wiaod,en.
Gotuaro nno Huth Sarmener, 1891
gine StrnEe, stnabe.
Gonrao unS Senrietta Shertler
lt029 RarIhaa alpe.. anabe.
Senru nno Diarp siilber, 1905
9uoIoip 4oe., anabe.
ssreocrid nno Siatherine 9edier
1910 Wnin Cir. W6ohen.
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St. .>ohaunes 8tmeiube aui Wf
slu6uru.
(Gaitor Grnit SoB.)

9Sohreno oes Neihnadts. 8ottes-
oicnItes in ser gu. Trot. Ct SSoban'
nes Stride (Reo. Grnit @oB, Mt.
Auburn) fonimt inIaenoes mulifali.
ihc Grogramm CUR Iirdiilbrung,
nm 1890 Moraens, am 8eibuahts-
tnge, isl,ter geitling BON Srau 5rco.
". @ciBmann. CrganiItin
Crael. .GrclitSc. Rbapicoie. rCn an
aneient Gbriitmas Carol" ,SariIfcs
Gbor i,no Coli aGbriitcn erlpaht"
@ounob Sitc
ct. ssohannes airhenhor
Goli 5rl. SeIen 9rauntuart mo
Scrrcn Gotpin 0uerr uno Sarrp
ssinfe.
Srlo .5ierue ocr heiiiaen Radt"
ennpdn'
Srl. Seieu grauupart. 9eoni Rc'
Guooen uno Gotuin 3ncrr.
Sraei goluutaru.S .Sart! She Sd'
rolo slneeIS ling"
WcHocisiobn. 2uttIr
Gbor mo SolioNe Sirten mad,
ten" 6ounoo~Rlfs
craeI. goitlnoe. CHORAL uno Tar.
pon bem 8eibnnhts.0 0ratorlum
l saA1AsAil.Ae1.A.a.s-. Ou0
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ssames Stad. 40 Sabre, 500 5inos
Ian Strabe, g,ierenleIoen.
Clara We8rail. II Sabre. $50 u.
z. Strahe, Sd,ninoindlt.
Soniiiana Osborn, 45 Sabre, &c.
ton Soipital. arebs.
sslIin Sersos. 52 Sabre. 2iS 8.
IA. StraBe. 9sierenleioen.
ssoieph sieihert. 81 Sabre, 33 IN
Clifton aoe.. @ebirnIhlas.
learp Murood. 75 Sabre. 1863
Sncomore Ctr. 2nngencntsiliionng
@eorae Stone. 80 ,snbre, 1li2 80.
euit SiraBe. Iiercnleioen.
,siaoore Menoelsiohn. as Sabre,
1Ot2 @eslep ape.. RippenieIent5iin.
|Dling.
aotherine grunspif. 6S Sabre,
gSinton Ronn. aIihma.
ssohn Sd,Ienfer, 63 Sabre. 1922
Ioralan APE, Snaueit in Sdauebc.
Souiie Ammann, Y Sabre, 439
ganf StraBe, SerSleioen.
Goporo apte, IA Sabre, 303 -
y. StraBc, RierenIeiocn.
Sca @naner. 2 ssahre, GA Reaue
|StraBe, 2nneenent5iinoung.
gIifabetb 1oliomea. 43 Sabre.
cssocb, Sno.. gIinoourment3ii,i.
|onns.
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@eilnadten in Der @uiIiero Sduic.

an Der guilforo Sdule, Ser Oh.
iterihule Scr unteren Staot, lpuroc
am Sienitoa cine Selbnahts'eler
peraniraltet. Die obue 3pelfel elne DER
ihonitcn oe5 sSeltes ungepoBte &C.
nonnt peroen biirite. Tas Grogranm
-oeiien llmi9]ldge su bunoerten bon
Sen ai,bern ielbit fi,nitpoa ge5eiGnet
un0 bemalt maren - bot Die reldltc
auslpahI. 9ic ssntermeoiatsal sala'Ien
boten eic ardfte. ~ebene5er Scrooge"
nom Tideus purbe in ooIlenaeter
g3eiie ourh lebenbe giIoer oaraeltelit
uno nit toienoem geifaQ belobnt.
sl,,d, uuroe Die @eibnadts-Garoic
ais 9lft auiaefiibrt uno Der Slinlor III
Der Goritelung mar gepiB Elm ehter
Der 8eiang, geLeItet bon Erof
.Opno ooan, mar begeiIterno uno
aud, Ole enaliifeu 6eeitatiouen ma.
rem biibih uno pilltonlnlen. 2ros'
Dem obcr 0ie Sd)iiIer oieler Shulge.
nteinoe mchiqc ainoer bon oentit).
iprehcnoen gltern aunueileu fam,
io fonnen mir bod berihte.l,
oaB ourd, Die 9cmiibungen bes oorti.
cen oentid,en Sebrers Serrn s9ilbelal
Goage oas Seutld,e IN Der llnterEci-
tuna feiiiesrpeas oergeiien puroe 8es
oihte ipie .Siegfrieos Sdapert"
: Ser ssauIe", nGie Siiraihaft" .
,slnereas Sofer", Ter Grlfonia"
|uno anoere alalIIfer nareu auf bert
reihbalfigeu grogramn nno Die a1n.
Der ipareu NIT Ser5 urio Seele bel Der
Gohe. Geraleihen 8oriteIlmleell
| iinb speifellos elm gutter Sporn fiir
| Die ssuaeno uno bieten sroBen @enllG
ben 2uborern.
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ments TIRES gaters Jobn aol6 X.
einaereiht. Der 2ebtere ipobnte ITO.
6432 WontsomerD Nodb unD itarb am
IL. sTebruar 1913.
Werfhiebenes.
gdrlottd 9bompfon Yrofpn, sptlhe
Der untfrfhlasuna gum Rahtbeil bon
sSreb. Gdrotb iiberfiibrt ipor0en lit,
bat aeftern aegsn bas 8sroitt unb bis
ibr borauf1in subittirts 3uhtbdus-
itrdfe gerufnng einselesi. Rif,ttr
gufbing tpirb heute friib bariiber tntz
ffeioen, Oh Der Derurtbe:lten Elm 4uTr
itub Der urtbeilspollitrsdun biz CUR
Gntiheiouna ibrer 8erufuns betpilIigt
iperoen foll ooer nift.
DIR Nnfpalt Gas. qB. 8afer, iuels
der poraeitern ouf 0runb seleiitetsr
Anpdltsbienfte elm 0eroift iiber $3.50
asoen Caroline 5eesler erlanets. bai
asitern cine a!dse einssreidt. ber5ns
folae Elm BON Der 5sesler unb Wm. g.
golano untersei6neter Wediel iibsr
$500 O,ben er i'm geiib bat, CUR Be
frieoiaune BEG lIrtbeils benubt Derosr
fofI.
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Gritc Gp. Grpt. Stride, Gummimsuillc lc
(8aItor s. Subihuann.)

sSn ser griten Gcutiheu Gp. 8rot
Stride III GunniinspiQe (S, 6ibiC9.
mann, 3aItor) finoeu nQhreno Der
,Seittaae iolaenoe GpttesoienIte lno
8eriannlltngeu itatt:
aim %. Geselnbcr nm 10 llhr
Mcrgen8. @cibnod)tsiel eltgottesoieuIt.
ucrblnoeu nit 1Scier ocs hi. slbcnb.
mobIs. I'm halb od)t llhr 4bcnos.
,seltprnqranm Der Sonutagsihuie.
slm IS. Te'cmber Sonntnssiduic
.uno eottesoienIt sur aeluobnlihcsr
.Stunoe slm Nbeno beS % mo 30.
IeSembers giebt Die 9ibeIflaile Der
Sonntagsid)uIe cine idone llnterbai.
frng in Den SonntaaSihulraumen
Der airhe Sim 81. Ge3enber 7.30
llbr abcnbs Observation-Disclosures.
0euiohrsgotte5oienlt am / sSanilar
l1914, um / llbr Wtorsens.
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&arnuna Dor (Sannern.

lie 8oli3ei mornt Bcid)0ftsleltte
nor einem @uunertrio, oos iih il.
0gn lcetcn Eaqen in peridieoeneu 8e.
idldften, olcroinq8 iomeit ohne@rfolg,
nit Dem betaunten 8ehiellttutuoel
oerindt bat Gos Erio. oas fleihe
Ginfuufc nit aroBerer Sanfuoten be.
sablt lmo 0abci Die Saoenbeliber betrt
@ehleln 3u hea1ncrn periudlt, Ue.
Itebt aus spei Mdnneru uno elmer
Srau. Ger cine Mann traat eiuea
qraueu lleber7ieher. aruneu Silt nne
GtulpenitieTei une bat cine 8riae.
Der spette Wiann bat eiuen olinfeis
.blauen ansna unb 0llnflen lDeidletl
6lt auf nahrenb Die Srali. ote einet
braunen afantel traat, iebr elegoTt
.gefleIoet lit.
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Sittere Gnttdmi1,tng.
StaotiidDe Anaeitclltc weroeu erlt ani
81. Sescmber ibr 8ebalt be-
fummeu.

Se6r [anqe 8eiihter gab e3 geltern
i'm Rathhouie uno oie Stimmung
inter ben itQotiihen 9lngeItellten mar
ei1e 6urfappQ iebr oeprimirte. Ter
8ruu0 hier'u mar Die 5Datlafe, Dap
cs Dor Dem 81. 3e8ertber fem 8ebalt
aibt.
gisher mar ps iiblid gelpeien, oaB
oen Itaotiihen gngeItellten oa5 8es
halt riir ole Speite 5ullte oes 1e5eIE-
Der 6ereits am 5aqe Dor 8eihnahten
aus6esahlt muroe. oantEt lle nod
id)neQ e5 7um alnfauf BON Metb'
nahtsaeiherfen Qebrauten fonuteL
aber pon Dieicm aQgemeIn bellebten
@e6rauh miro heuer obgeIplden mers
cen unO Die aunoe, baB oteies oer6al
Iietn piirOe. fam oen itaotiiben 4n8e-
itelten crit Qeitern All Sbren mas
natiirlid allgemeine Gnttau'hull9
perurIafte.
9[Is 0runo puroe angegeben, oab
| lout einem ncuen 8eice Der glrbett5s
oireftor debalteu lit. auf Der 3abIll1t@
su beiheiniqcn, oaB Die 2Irbeit, flr
peldle Sic 8phdlter be5ablt lpcroen,
bercits qeleiItct lit, mas natilrltd) @rs
beitsoirettor &rice nidlt beIheInI8en
sonn. Man hdlt oieieu 8rltno ieoob
lnur iiir cine gu5flud)t uno Der pohre
f@rllno ioa Der iein, oaB Ole gcgens
Ipdrtigc uuS 0em 2lmt iheioenoe 40
| miniItration nidt gerne Die 8leldan
Grfabruuqcn MAIDEN m0dte, mic lie
nor 3mci ,lahrcn. ais Die ShTpab id]c
/ standardization ausi6ieo, geradt
muroeu.
canals urroen Die 8chalter Dor
@ei6nad)ten bc'ohlt uno Die Solge
mars ouB cine InSabl Der Ita0ttIdcn
9luqeItclten. Die Iih sur 4unabme be-
rehtigt qlallbten. oaB lie thre Stcl-
lunqen unter Dem neuen Heqime per
lieren niiroen, ciniad it'd nttlt mebr
blifen Iieben. Gerartige 0ortornm-
uiIic mill Die slominiitratton oerIucl-
/ 0en 1tu0 ouher lperOen ole Schdlter
crit am letter. Gaze bcs gtoHots 5ur
Aus5obIlrne Qelanaen.
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Scutidlc ct. Johuunes 8emeinoe.
lGoitnr s. q. Glienlohr.l

Sn ser Geutihen Ct. Sobannes-
Stride an Der Glm lno ,3uoliten
StraBe, Miro III 8elbrad1tsgottes-
oienit, Der am Gonneritag 8ormittag
10 llbr ieincn 9lniaua nturt. unter
SeititnQ 0es Gbormcilter5 Serrn
2fohn u. 6ofimann oa5 folgenoe ntt.
iifaliihc Groaranm ourChgefilhrt:
Gheiic aus Dem ..Meiiias" CRATIC
rum
Srgel- -EaItoroIsS sSpn1pbonie,
Gbor--,, 9tnb the 8lorn OF the 2nro".
9lltioIo uno Ghor-~Gh Chou nbat
telleIt Qooo Sioinaa".
9lItiolo--o3e ihaQ ice6 bis Slod".
Soprauipln-nGom unto me-"
fecitatip-n nEbcrc mere Sbepber0s".
Ghpr-y 8lorn to @oo~.
Grqel ,Saachtiab Gbor~.
9ll3 GrQautit lnirft 6err SEQ u.
9eiabton. Gic Snpranpartien bot
9SSrau sSobu u. Sotfmnn uno bic
9lItporticn ,Frou Gr. Gha8. @oparo.
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Sd)luer uerlcst.

9lm 1ub Ger 5u ieincr @obnuna
i'm 0alrie No. 23St 8beeler StraBc
iiihrenocn 2reppe muroe geItern
MorQcn su frilher Stluoc Der Dto.
ityiniit @eorg 6ilhebrano olfgeilnt.
ZEN uno ipdter nudl Dem Soiptal 5ial
9armber3iaen 5amariter geid]afst,
no Die gtcr2te einen idrperen Sh0.
nebrud1 fonitatirteu. &iloebranb muB
ouacI,ideinIih bel ieiner Seintfuuft
auf scr Sreppe ulSgeglitten fem.
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Der Coo Nellon Sanqerhor lit ge.
penpdrtid i'm 9eiib zines Safes
Webl, Dos icincr reftIn0Biqeu Gtgen.
ttiiinerin harrt Gus SOB Rehl pur.
oe qclcaentlih oes Dor nunmebr gpe!
Nonatcn iiattaebabten GSeiteS oes
9erelns in Scr GentraL Surnhaile
olsgelooit lno ficl ouf 2oos go 40,
0as elmer Srau Rnan qehort, Die iich
eood) iorpcit nodh uid)t aemeIbet bat,
unl ihren Serpinn in empfang 5u
nehnlCu.
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MAs ben UeridbtstSfen.
1sr issiSeiprsGene Oattinm5rber
Gee. .. Wnnbs fir seiitis &C.
jnno erfl1rt
1lnb aaf anOrbnnng bes Brobat.
seridts in 5reibeit seiett.

Jurp TN Seth Wi,lioms proseb
erlongt. Gheibungsflagen 'tnD
eetrennte Chen. SnabenerIab-
fdae. HadlaBfad.n. = Werihie.
benes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-08-21
Searsport Moosers
Who Are for, Peters.

Eastport, Me. Aug. 20.-Dr. w. L. = est
of Belfast, chairman of the Waldo Coun-
" Republican committee, today. received
the following remarkable communication:
Searsport Aug. 10, 10.
Dr. w. l.. West Chairman
Waldo Republican county Committee,
Belfast, Maine.
Dear Sif:-We tile undersigned. whe
voted for Theodore Roosevelt felt that
in so doing we did not leave the Repub-
lican party, and as we are still members
of that organization we shall vote for
its candidate for Congress in the coming
election, John y. Peters.
tSigned) b. f. Colcord +. |. Mortland,
r l. Mortland. William Powers, Elmer
Webster, G. w. Lawson. Harry e. Bangs,
K. a. Buker, Antonio Groee.
This letter, following a personal letter
by DIR. Harry +. Bangs, will set at rest
the stories that have been circulated and
printed in some quarters to the effect
that Mr. Bangs, Mr. Webster, Capt. Col
ord and the other gentlemen named. are
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-08-21
Pierce Family
Holds Reunion.

The 18th annual reunion of the Isaiah
Pierce Association was held. Wednes-
day afternoon, at Island Park and in
this city. Seyenty-tive of the descend
ants of Isaiah Pierce of Windsor gath
cred from various sections Of Maine,
Massachusetts and New York.
Representatives of the family and
their families began TO arrive in the
city. Tuesday night, and. Wednesday
morning, they gathered at Island Park.
where music and pleasant social
time was enjoyed until noon. A Pic
ME dinner WAS served.
After dinner various members of the
famous family delivered interesting
short talks on the history of the Pierce
family in Maine and Massachusetts,
and related briefly, incidents OF former
reunions. The members of the party
also set for group photograph.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year ara as follows: President w. Eu-
gene Pierce, Worcester: vice president,
Arthur D. Pierce, Portland; secretary,
Mrs. Florence b. Haskell, Augusta; !;
assistant secretary, Mrs. Alice NJ.
Young, Augusta.
After the election of officers the par
ty came to Augusta, where supper Was
served in the Green Street Methodist
church. In the evening, an informal
musical entertainment was enjoyed.
a special feature of the occasion WAS
the presence of Miss Frances Pierce of
Elmhurst, y. Y. a niece of Isaiah
Pierce. from whom the association de-
rfves its name, and daughter of
Thatcher Pierce. This is the first time
that Miss Pierce has attended the re-
union and also the first meeting with
her New England cousins.
Plans We're discussed for the plat-
ing OF the bronze tablet on the grave
Of Ehphalet Pierce in the Wall ceme-
terry on the Bangor road. The tablet
was expected to arrive, Wednesday
night, or Thursday morning. 1t will bo
properly inscribed.
The names Of those who were in at
tendance were the following: Mr. and
Mrs. f. NJ. Pierce and son. Arthur d.
Pierce and family of Portland; Eugene
Pierce, cashier of the Worcester, Mass,
lost Office. and wife; Mr.. and Mrs,
John E. kellar of .Alston, Mass; Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Barton and family
and Mrs. Della Harlow and six daugh-
ters of Watervile; John l.. Pierce and
family Of Augusta; Mrs. Ella j. Clark
and daughter Edith and Jason l..
Pierce Of burlington; Mrs. Mabel Nor
iii ana children of Rcadfield; Mrs. An
rie Eraley AID son Leslie, and Mrs
Irving Braley of Hallowell; Mrs. Flor
ence Haskell and daughter Doris:
Frank Robbins, Miss Sylvia Haskell
Mrs. Leslie Young and children, Mrs
Nellie Gaslin, Mrs. Wendall Robbins
and son. Mrs. Mildred Pierce and sor
of Augusta: Mrs. Winnie Howe anG
son of Dorchester. Mass, and Mrs
Lucy Robbins of Vassalboro.
Among the speakers at Island Park
were: f. NJ. Pierce. Mrs. Lena kellar
Mrs. Virgil Scrbner, w. Eugene Pierce
and Mrs. Martha +. Rollins.
The members of the Isaiah Pierce As
.socia ton are descendants Of Isaiah anc
Elizabeth Pierce. who cleared his owr
farm in Windsor, being one of The
real pioneers. The Pierces originally
came from England.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-08-21
Btack-M artin.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Georc ,
A. Black on the Bangor road was the
scene, Wednesday evening. of a very
pretty wedding when their son. car
roll W. +. Black, was Joined in mar
riage to Miss Florence B. Martin Of
this city. Rev. Levy w. Coons, pas
tor of the Universalist church, was
the officiating clergyman.
At exactly s o'clock the wedding
party entered the parlor to the strains
of Mendelssohns Wedding March
played by the brother of the groom,
Merle z. Black, and stood beneath au
arch of Maiden Hair fern and sweet
peas. Watson G. Burt was best man
and Miss Nina Bradford of Wayne
was maid of honor The bride was
given away by her step-father War
rem G. Cook. Two sisters of the
groom, Mrs Clarence f. Stewart and
Mrs. Frank B. Fisher, Jr acted as
bridesmaids.
The bride was gowned in white
crepe de chene. She carried a beauti
full bouquet of white sweet peas. The
maid of honor had a bouquet of mixed
sweet peas. The grooms present to
the best man was fine |. O. Q. T.
pin, and the gift from the bride to
the maid of honor was dainty set
OF pins. The ceremony itself was the
full double ring service
The young couple got away in an
automobile amid a shower of corn and
r'"e They will visit on their we'd
ding tour of two weeks Old Orchard
fortiand, Waldoboro and other points.
After their return they will reside
With the groom's parents on the Ban
gor road. The many beautiful pres
ents attest the popularity of the
young people. Mr.. Black is connected
with the clothing store of ]. b. Far
rel ana MRS. Black is a stenogra-
pher IN the offlce of w. II. Gannett.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-08-21
HliH-Hopkins.

St Marks Episcopal church was the
scene, Wednesday evening, of a quiet
wedding, in which the contracting par
ties were Roy Frederick Alff of South
Gardiner and Miss Alice MAY. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert G. Hopkins
of Augusta. The ceremony occurred,
at $50, Rev Brian c. Roberts, rector
of the church, offlcia ting in the pres
ence of the immediate relatives Of the
bride and groom. George +. Hopkins,
brother of the bride. was best man,
while the bride was attended by Miss
Ruby Dougherty of Sidney. The young
couple will enjoy brief wedding trip
to Ocean Point, and on their return
will make their home in Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-08-21
SMITHElElO.

Little Roslyn. the 4year-old daugh-
ter of +. NJ. Gorney Of Boston, recent
ly, caught in one day, at Great Lake. u
bass weighing pounds, and six white
perch pretty good for a little tot. Alfred
Stevens was guiding the party.
Miss Lizzie York of Fairfield. who
has beer a visitor of Mrs. Olive Stew
ems, returned, Sunday, to her home.
Elsie Nichols is working, for short
time, at Jamaica point
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy cunliff of Nor
ridgewock and nieces, Zella and Zaidee
Reynolds of Winslow, are tenting.
for the week, at East pond.
Mr. and Mrs David Vigue and fam
lily of Fairfield passed Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs g C. Dow.
E!lery Vose and son, George. Of Wa
terville were ut c. G. Dow's, recently,
and enjoyed the fishing at North pond
The recent arrivals at Jamaica point
camps are Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Crater.
Robert Crater, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ev
ans, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Evans and
family, New York; Mrs. c. ]. Cross,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chicken and MIR.
and Mrs. VIM. J. Collision, Orange, N.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-08-21

eiples are entirely the same. We be-
policies. We are brothers. Should we
not Cease from indulging in our fam
iiy row and join together in licking the
DcmCcrats?"
Mr.. Peters believed it time to unite
and work to add 4 congressman to the
T.. Republicans in Congress, who. in a
year or two. will be again in the ma
Jority, rather than make 10 OF the .
Third party men now there.
THE tide will turn and Republicans
can then redress Democratic blunders, .
said the speaker
Mr.. Peters went over some of the
ground already reported in the Jour
nails columns as to the reasons why
Republicans should vote for himself
rather than fer Mr.. Lawrence. He as
sured the audience that he had beer
carefully over the ground and knew
that the opposing faction Was in TIN
minority and its numbers diminishing
All that he asked of the remaining
Third party" men was to carefully
consider the situation and vote for
what they believed to be right. He
would be satisfied
At the conclusion of Judge Peters re-
marks a gentleman climbed the steps,
grasped his hand and assured him that
he would be elected.
Hope you're true prophet laugh
ingly replied the candidate, as he, with
the others of his party, left the ros-
trum and got aboard the auto for the
next stand in Hallowell.
At an illustration of the haste in