Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-11-29
Maine Gossip
The Enemy.

The Enemy.
You shall not come between me and the
You shall not block the path my soul
Though l must life and bear you all the
Though i must seize and bind you to my
side,
I'll wear you as the warrior wears his
You shall not come between me and the
light.
AS at the last my brother YOU shall be,
We shall go on together to the end:
Though you may strike, and, striking
see me fall,
Though you escape me for certain
] shall arise and overtake your feet,
For at the last my brother you shall be,
All men are greater than the deeds they
do
My love is greater than your utmist hate.
Though each may struggle in his sepa-
rate cause,
Though we be blind to understand the
fray,
We shall achieve our brotherhood at last.
For men are greater than the deeds they
Louisa Harrington in Smart Set.
In order to obtain practical expert
ence in the chemistry of pulp and
paper manufacturing. six students
who are taking the new course at the
University of Maine spent the greater
part of their Thanksgiving vacation il
neighboring paper and pulp mills.
The six students who constitute the
pulp mill chemistry class were. in eff
feet, employees of the Eastern Manu-
tINn~
Co. from Wednesday morning until
Saturday night. The men were under
the direction of the general foreman
and performed any work for which he
designated them. They worked ten
hours each day. Most Of their time
was spent in the sulphite liquor and
digester rooms. 1t is the intention
of the chemistry department to make
this new course as practical as posi-
BILE and this practical work will en-
able the department to plan for ex-
tension of the courses in pulp and
paper chemistry. At the present time
the University of Maine is the only
institution in the United States offer
ing courses in these subjects. Four
teen students are now registered for
the courses and great interest is be-
ing taken in their extension. Aided
by the open weather of the past
month, the contractors have been able
to make very satisfactory progress on
the new building which is intended 10
house the departments of chemistry
has been poured and is drying out
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structure of the building will COM
mence almost Immediately.
Friday, one of the biggest single
RATS of one variety of timber that
ever hoated on the Sheepscot, was
towed over the Damariscotta Falls
from Head of the Tide, Alma, 20 miles
to Bath and consisted of 20 selected
sticks of white oak which We're cut
for NJ j. Mccormick for eventual use
on a mansion in New Hampshire now
in process of construction. The sticks
are put into shape in Bath shipyard
previous to being forwarded to New
Hampshire.
s SO quietly that few people knew the
case was being considered at ALL the
charge of nuisance against Frederick
o. Conant, president of the Cumberland
club, and Laurence Edward Wright
its manager, was disposed of before
Recorder Charles l.. Donahue of the
Portland municipal court, Wednesday
morning. Contrary to expectations,
there was no contest. The respondents
pleaded not guilty and waived a hear
ing. Probable cause was found and
each was bound over in the sum OF
5000 to the January term of the superb
or court As n result. both the Elks
club case and the Cumberland club
ease will be brought to the attention OF
the grand jury.
There We're many dry mouths in
Portland, Thursday.-also more clear
heads on Friday morning than might
liquor deputies been as active. Cor
respondenee tells us that they gather
ed it in from the railroad companies
, and from other places as far cut as
West ScarborO station. AS result OF
their work there We're in the rum room
ct the country building Wednesday
night 425 gallons of hard liquor, 2Ot
gallons of beer and ale in kegs, so doz
EN- of bottled beer and ale, and 80 gal
/ Ions of italian wine. From late Tues
day night up to Wednesday night the
deputies were taking stuff to the don
! jon keep. There We're kegs and boxes
and the various sizes of beer barrels
rhee old rum room and the annex were
filled while the new room received I
fair share. Sheriff Graham and Depu
| ty Doughty, Wednesday afternoon
| took Is five gallon kegs of whiskey t.
! III. storage vaults that had been gath
cred in at the West Scarboro station
+ Al the kegs bore the name of j. Suili
van.
J Racing a railroad train until reach
ing tie bridge, valuable horse suf
fered terrible injuries which necessi
, tated shooting in Auburn, Wednesday
' The horse, belonging to Danford 5. AL
len, became frightened and boltes
starting down the track by the side %
the train The bridge appeared in it.