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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-02-05

visitors with relatives here. Mr.. PEARLS SER
inspired in part by the recent Convocation
week lectures in Bangor. 1t dealt with the
condition of the world today, and the remedies
the church has to offer. After telling, mainly
by graphic illustration, of the present INTEL
lectual, industrial, and social pressure to which
we are subject today, Mr.. Pearl said that it
was impossible for the church to combat these
conditions with equal high pressure methods;
they must 90 back to the old gospel of Jesus,
told Il rough modern mediums and in a modern
way, to change the hearts of men and their
methods of life. The solo was rendered by
Mr.. John Parker, and Mrs. Thomas E. Bowker
was the soprano. At the close of the service
Mr.. Pearl was greeted by many former friends.
He is to OCCUPY the pulpit again next Sunday,
when it is hoped that he will have large
audience.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the North Con-
gregational church held their January meeting
Wednesday evening. January 18th. with the
Misses Morrison. One of the special features
of the program was the report of the Woman's
Board meeting in Springfield, Mass, last Mo-
vember, by Miss N abel R. Mathews and Miss
Margaret A. Dunton, who attended the ses-
sions, which were held in one of the Oldest
Springfield churches. The meetings were at
tended by over 200 delegates. representing the
% branches of the Board. Among the prom
inent and most interesting speakers was Mrs.
Newell Dwight Hills Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Many missionaries on furlough also made tell
ing addresses and presented the needs of their
various fields in an impressive manner. 1917
will be the Goth year Of the Boards work. and
an effort 10 being made to raise golden Jubilee
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-02-05

Mrs. Ingraham's late husband came beauti-
full birthday cake, bearing the figures 1888 1914.
Other birthday remembrances. which served to
increase the recipients enjoyment were flow
ers. potted plants, fruit and purse of money.
One of the pleasantsst social affairs Of the
we elk was the fourth at home of Mrs. Samuel
Emery Written, miss Hope Nickerson,) which
WAS held this afternoon from until at the
family residence on Carleton street. Tulips
and other spring flowers were used in the
decorative scheme which was prettily carried
out in the reception rooms and dining room.
Mrs. Ernest R. Nickerson and Mrs. Alfred
Eugene Nickerson poured tea, and assisting in
serving were Miss Helen Wade, Miss Charlotte
Birnie, Miss Lena Redlon and Miss Bhima
Mcdonald Mr.. and Mrs. Written will receive
this evening, also, from until 10, when Mrs.
Nathan Redlon and Mrs. Harold Small will
serve ices and coffee, assisted by Mrs. Harold
blanchard. Miss Ruth Cook, Miss Lena Redlon,
Miss Charlotte Birnie and Mrs. William Por-
ter.-Portland Express, Jan. 18th.
Mr.. W. K. Morrison and daughter are at the
Hotel Maryland in Pasadena. Calf. and the
following from personal note received from
Mr.. M. will be read with interest by their
friends in this city and section: "They are
having an unusual amount Of rain, which inter-
feres with golf. motoring and horseback riding.
that am devoting my time to; still, when its
over the country will be most beautiful. Have
seen no Belfast people except my sister, who is
here-a regular visitor now. Hope to take
run up to Redlands later and see the Belfast
contingent there, shall spend several days at
San Diego and Coronado last of this week.
having my daughter with me for few days
outing. She attends the Bishops school at La
Jolla, near San Diego. Will probably remain
here until about the middle Of March,"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-02-05

Mrs. Mariner Smith, died Jan. 9th at Ler
home in Waldo at the age of 62, after an ILL
ness of five weeks She had been in poor
health for many years. She was charter
member of Silver Harvest Grange and will be
much missed in the community where she
lived. She is survived by her husband and
four sons-Leslie B. Smith of Howard, R. L.;
Benz. V. Smith of Kent's Hill Me; Irving L..
Smith Of Ashland, Mass; and Everett r.
Smith of Howard, R. /.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-02-05

News was received Feb. End of the death in
Wilton. Me-, of Mrs. Frances (Currier) Hall at
the age of II. She was the daughter of the
late William and Elmira (Chase) Currier of
Camden, and beside the daughter, Mrs. Bessie
Salisbury, at whose home she died. she is sur
vived by daughter. Mrs. Grace Pollet Of
Boston and two brothers, Forest G. and Herbert
W, Currier, both OF Camden.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-12
Arrov! poln.. to PrssIden. PoIneare.

ion follows.
The mine foreman should see that
Always have as large q cross secllon
I as is practicable, and dirt or STATE
should not be permitted 70 accumniate
in them Falls should be removed as
soon as discovered Large airways
and s1ow-moving but ample currents
are better than narrow Always and
air currents moving SO fast that they
stir up and carry coal dust:
The fire boss should take on hts
rounds only his safety lamp and q
portable electric fash light, or better
"permissiblen electric lamp, for ex-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-12
n'l|AI.I
Ventilation Precaution List is.
Issued by e deral Depart
mentof Mines.

WASHINGTON, d. C., Oct. 12.
With the idea OF obtaining greater
safety for the men who work in the
coal mines, of the country, the United
States Bureau OF Mines has just issued
number of important precautions IN
regard to the proper Ventilation OF
the mines.
j. j. Rutledge, mining engineer of
the bureau. declares that nothing Is
more important to the safety and
health of the miners than the proper
ventilation of the mine. In the event
that the mine contains gas, the life of
every man in the mine is involved. He
declares, therefore, that tits the duty
of everyone in the mine to see that
the ventilation is always good The
carelessness Of any man, at any time,
in leaving trapdoors open may rem
der useless the best ventilating sys-
tenn and thus lead to loss Of life and
property.
The most eficient yentilating system
is the one that. with the least velocity
through the main air courses. fur
nishes at the working faces q current
containing almost as much oxygen as
normal air tower nineteen per cent?
very little carbon dioxide and meth
ane (gasl. and no carbon monoxide,
An efficient ventilating system must
supply fresh air enough for all the
men and must dilute, render harmless,
and quickly remove all dangerous
gases in the workings.
These suggestions are to the mine
Superintendent, the foreman. the IRE
boss, the miner, the engineer, the.
road man, the brattice man. the motor
man and the trapper. The mine su-
perindent should be sure the, venttla at
ing fan is kept running at its regular,
speed twenty four hours day, wheth-
err men are In the. mine OF not, There
Is always a chance that gas may
accumulate If the fan is idle while the
men are out OF the mine The Ian
should not be placed over the shaft or.
IN front OF & drift or slope opening
to the mine, but should be at one side!
so that It will not be disabled Il an;
explosion takes place. Explosion
doors can be placed in front OF or
over the mine opening TO serve as.
q safety valve and keep the fan from
being damaged. The merits of this
arranaement have been proved In ex-
plosions at several mines.
The fan should never be reversed
while men are In the mdne with oNt tutl
knowledge Of the condi tions and for
the benefit Of the men, Generally 4
Is q serious mistake to reverse. the air
current II thereis IRE inst the mine.
iit Is apt to drive indammab1e gases1
over the IRE and cause an sx sion
II the air current Is reversed IN g
mine that makes some gas; Anq IN
Witch some open i gifts are ed the
Ilflsia0m bic m y be spusa3e out
ION a9zS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-12
Z, Steal 81 HEIGHTS

have for sale q SIX room bunga-
low ct so less than the property Is
actually worth. This house is nicely
6nfshed and IN q good neghborhood.
Lot 40xI ~ feet
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-12
SPENDS NIGHT is JAN.

For being drunk and disord erIy
on train No. q sunday night. man
giving his name sas G. Chile; spent
that night IN iatl. He was released
this morning., he not being financial
" able to contribute q fine into the
over to Ohicer DAVIDSON at the local
station by the conductor when the
train arrived here last mig Chile
said he had been at Marietta.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-12
MODEL GUN
In Which a High Explosive is
Used is Invented by q
Wheeling Syrian.
Charles Brooks smith,

/ V
WASHINGTON, .. C.. Oct. q %
lCongressman Sutherland has receiv-
| ed from the war department re-
port Of the inspection Of the new
model guns. in which a high explos-
live is used, the invention Of Albert
Lewis, a Syrian Of Wheeling. The
explosive used is the discovery OF
lanother Syrian. of Wheeling. made
while pursuing his studies In chem
iistry in his native country The gun
was shipped to Washington. this
week, and after q thorough tnspec1
ton by the government officers, MT:
}Sutheriand received a rather unfa-
Major Edward p. O'Hern, who, with
A. r. Canaan. who is Interested in.
the development of the gun, and Al
Ebert Lewis, the inventor, made the
linspection-he states that he found
1.-The gun to consist of essentially q
fbof1er plate cylinder. approximately
six inches in diameter at the muzzle,
ten inches diameter at the breech,
and approximately i've and one-halt
/ feet long. Attached to the rear was
\ a fan with the necessary connecting
pipes for admitting ali. to the breech
fof the gun. a gasoline torch placed
underneath the gun at the, breechs
was used To heat a liquid placed in-
yide the gun After the gun had
been heated for ten or fifteen min
utcs. the fan was put into operation;
and developed an explosive mixture
of air and vapor coming from the
ton of a light near the vent on top
of the gun, the mixture of air and
vapor exploded with moderate re-
port, in now as approachin g, accord
ing to Major o ,Hsrn, the force de-:
lveloped by gun powder. The inven-
tor, however. explained that more
power could be developed by using
a more powerful torch by better
arrangement of the piping so as to
cause the air to impinge upon the;
liquid, and. by more satisfactory con
nections, between the fan and tho
gun
1t is Major O.Hern's belief that
the gun has two fundamental objec-
lions in principle. Of character that
render satisfactory development tm-l
practicable.
First 1t would be impractfcable
to accumulate in the powder cha M
her of gun a. SUFFICIENT weight of
gas to give modern projectiles the
necessary amount OF energy. * 1t is a
well known principle of physics that
a given fluid at a given temperature
will cease to give on gas when the
pressure developed has risen to a
certain point.
Second I: Even if the above we're
possible 1t would be Improbable to
secure satisfactory uniformity IN:
mlzz1e velocities. This difficulty
arises from the fact that the amount
of gas thatiwou1d be developed from
the LIQUID would depend on the tenn
perature OF the liquid and gun: and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-12
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-11
gmpresS Of Srelanbim bblbn H.
idA1 Jmnlaau Dletuat nuin
800 ranmiSta.

WontreaI, feidf. 8 p. - pdipdn
tai parin perdstd tullaan lopuuii ieSti
pddttdmddn, tuuaanfo Empress Of
SreIano nostamaan pl5s, mai mitd
fen iubteen tpoibaiiiin tebbd. @ana'
bian pociIic pbti1n iuperinbententti
fapteeni s &. Walsb ldffi ellen
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fimufIa toimittamaan. Ybtibn tpa'
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pdipia ollut tapabtumapaifala, on
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aun fapteeni DaIsb on toimitta-
nut tarpeeIliiet tutfimufienia, tulaan
IopuIliiesti pddttdmddn, mitd latfna'
bpIpn fansia tebbddn. Gen lnul'
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IiidtIi DiIeIe taipaolle. 9dn pau'
futtelifin aieenia tpbidfIi ia poifa
ioi maaiImoantuIoIaufoufIet oifeas.
ia idirestpfIesId. Mutta fufa fu'
paafaan bdnen bdmmdstpstddn
Fun Ieuraaipana pdimdnd tuli tieto,
ettd lapIen maaiImaantulolaufaufiet
oIitpat laaneet fatiiiataa pubelinta
epdfuntoon.
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iobbon, iosa oil iaanut ianotut pu'
belimet epdfuntoon.
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nd uupmtpat paifat.
g}pt on nainen tpapaa ia pappi
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rian: Sianners ieuraii bdntd tpieId
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fuIfi fieItd pobioista foboen tebben
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muiIin laaimiieua alueeIla, iosta ie
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maan:
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tpanfimme; aipatfoon tdmdn firfon
Ia fen pastorien iiImdt. 2uuIe SUI
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$50, 100000 tpabinsonfortpousta Ga'
nabtan pocific liniaIta, tpdittden et'
I'd ippnd pbteent6rmdptieen oil Gm.
press Of SreIanb. Storftabin mir
failiiat otpat antoneet Ieuraaipan
ieIostutien:
9apteeni Sbomas 2lnberIon oil
fomentofaala Dbteent6rmdpfien ia.
pabtuesia ia pitt fomennosta buo-
len. 9ur hdu 6tftG ncift Empress
of SreIanbin tuIenon, bilienii ban
paubta iefd 1dntoi beti tdmdn idl
feen mddrdpfien panna foneet fdp.
mddn tdpoeud tpoimalla tafaperin,
mutta FUN StorItab iiitd buolimatta
tDrmdii poifittain Empress OF Sre.
lanbiiu, antoi 9lnberion mddrdpfIen
panna foneet fdpmddn tdpbeud
tpoimaua eteenpdin. pitddfieen Stor'
itabin teulan Empress OF Srelanbin
teuIasia fiinni, mutta ie meni min
fopin eteenpdin, ettd ie f6dnli Stor
itabin iamaan iuuntaan fuin itIefin
oil, ioten tdmd erfani, feula fouf.
fuun fddntpneend. Storitabin iidns
nistDn puolelta On ilmoitettu, ettd
Stori itabin miebistD pelaSti 355;
faiffi tpeneet olitpat fdptdnnDsId ia
Stori itabin miebet fdpttitpdt pbtd
Empress Of SreIanbin penettdfin.
Storitabiaa boibettiin $50 pelast,is
nutta ia tebtiin faiffi ntttd tpottiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-11

ct. 2uis. feidf. 5 p. = Wiuiam
9oIeIoser, IL tpuotinen mieben aIfu
oil ellen iatpousfiIpailuisia, ioisIa
bdn totpoii 1,4OO ionao ia faifti
oifein. aiIpaiIut festiipdt IL ia puo.
II tuntia. poifa iao tuItamitaIin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-11
Sutfuneiben lufumddrG murempt
fuin enIin ilmoitettiin.

r@mpres Of Srelanbin" onnetto'
muubesia IurmaniaIaaneiben lufu'
mddrd tuIee lopu0iiesti oIemaan
1,O24 eli 55 Iuurempi fuin aifai'
5emmin oil ilmoitettm.
6eti onnettomuuoen tapabonttua
iImoitettiin @anabian paffic Dbtion
forttorista, etd Iaipolla oil anffu'
ria nostaesIa ia NATHALIE ldbties'
5ddn faiffiaan 1887 benfed, mie'
bistD ia Iaipan fofo benfilofunta
lufuunotettuna. Sdmdn tiebon pob'
iaua Iasfeitiin Iitten fuolleiben lufu'
mddrd. Ulutta npttemmin on pbttb
ilmoittanut, ettd laipaua oliftn mat
faGe Idbtiesiddn foiffioan 1,476
benfed, ioten iurmaniaiaaneiben ln'
fumddra tnIee IopulHesti olemaan
55 iuurempi.
SDpbetpistd ruumiista on 1O3
tunnettu. Ndistd on % emf luofan,
81 toiIen Iuofan ia % folmannen
Iuofon matfustaiaa iefd II laipan
paIrpeIusfuntaan fuulutpaa benft'
IDd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-11
W = assaa m = u naasa .
vIdts a.siFa
4 4nsasaaaaaaanRaan v N
9tpin nsilippman bonaria tartpitaan
atpmet nStarfpitnficem ,,Gmp'
res bf Srelambtm" pnnet'
tomuubem ipbbpSta.

2iperpopI, feidf, 4 p. = Duncan
2raIer. iofa toimi ,,Titanicin" on
netuomuuber iobbosta toimeenpan
nun atpuStusferdpfien iobtaiana
on ilmoitianut 2iperpoolin maiurtlle
etd ,,Gmpres Of SieIanbin" onnetto
munben iobbosta tuuaan taripttle
maan uoin $1,000, 900 onnettomuu
ben ubrien atpustamiietF. Sdstd
5ummosta tultaiiiiu fdpttdmddn lat
tpan miebistDn omaisten auttamt'
iefFi fumnniueen toinen puoH.
Suomalaifen bDprplaitpa'olategD'
tiDn ldbettdmd luettelo.
r@mpres OF Srelanbin" onnetto'
mmubesta peIastuneet iuomalatIet;
WiSs 9ilma 2allio
Nr. @iue' 9dmdldinen
4, Sobn Sa.o
Emomas Wdlimdfi
Wlanu Nurminen
Grif piirainen
gller Ta0b acfa
Sranf g}isfild
elmo Somfainen
Qalle Hlntala
Mrtpo Warffula
Safob ppfdri
2alIe WiitoIa
. Wlatti 2ammi
- slrpib Gfq pist
8eino SdrfDnen
Sranf prafii
Nlrs. !Silma Eaamettila
Dina Sannmuen
Wiss Ntarp Parf
4 SiIba 9alffp.