davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-24
GliifOrb Sissins nns Der Sait ent.
lniIrn.

Der G.traBsnbdbn aonbutieur
glifforb 1iasins. lpel6er am 1. 2(pril
b. Z. rom Sugsnbri6ter @orman iper
Gen @erfiibrung Der 17jdbrisen Mins
ME Sdran5 au bier monaten ar.
beitsbaus periirtbsiIt norben III, tpurs
be aeitern nuf 9strsibsr Der Strabenz
bnIner Union, bic lid fir ibn pers
iponbis, Ioiuis auf bic Bitten leiner
iuDqen Satin bin. aus Der Saft ents
lafsn. Die 2ebtsre, ipelde crit ppr
feds Monnten sinem &inbe bds 9eben
GsIhentt hat. mics nab. fab lie, nahs
benz tiirsli6 aud ibr Batter leitorben
1T. mittellos in Der Welt baitebe uno
nuf bic lInieriiiibuns ibres @ait.n,
Der irie btbauptst pirb. feline dIte
Siene piebererlaneen tam, anaslpiss
fen lei. Das MGbhen. bas in ben
sSall berfpideli ipar. tpuroe Der Belle.
runas Qlnitnlt in Ielapare. s..
ilteripiefsH. no es ii4 iebt ned Be-
fiHbst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-24
2okal-Dfrid)t
HerionaIsN Otisen.

sm Bethesda 6oipital. no lie iitl
eircr Operation untersoaen. itarb nm
Wlittipo6 Qbeno nm 10 uhr iSrau
9hcrefa Braer. a.b. Sherm.
Wittpe BON @eorl 9oasr. i'm 80. Ges
bensidhre. tief betrauert bon 2 S0ts
nen. elmer Sod)ter unb einem orpben
TreunDesfrciis. Die iterbli6e 6ulle
niro am Samitaa Woracn BON 3rau.
erbauis. 1892 Gbifalnp Strabs. .Glifs
ton 6siahts. aus bem Sdoob Der Grbe
iiterdeben iperben. lin s llbr Wors
miitaas iinbet in Der ct. Wonifa airs
dc Gin 9oDtenamt itatt.
Sm boben alter BON 80 Sabren bat
Elm III ipeiten areiien betannter itnb
hohangeisbsnsr pionisr oes hieiisen
9eutI6tbums, Serr 6. 3. u.
G oder, BON No. ia Sit Wl:'
Widen QlDsnas, bic 4usen gum sipissn
S9lummsr ceidloKsn. Der Oahins
g. ,hisbsns, Der felt llnsen Suhrsn pie:
aniGfIis ssipelen, binterIGbt einen
orpben Ireunbsstreis, Der iein anoens
ZEN tets t.: Gbren 'baltsn ipirb. Die
geiieBuns Der iterbliden 5iias oes
gersipisten finbet am Samitag Rahs
mittas I'M 2 llbr JON &apeae Der
e"i. ,enbeitatte' sirma Malter Stre:5ig
& Co., an Der Walnut Strabs uno
aibertD Strabs, aus itatt.
SIM bsItsn Wdnnesalter. i'm AZ. 2e'
bensiabrs. III qeitern Ssrr s 6ri
4 al &iedler H., Der Us'
itdftsfiibrer Der Ris6ler Ulan.,'
fueturing GO., ins Ssnisits dbberufea
iporben ,nnia betrauert nift MIR Don
feinen Mng.bSrigen, ionoern aud bon
ben pielsn freunoen, bic er Ii6 ourb
feline psrI0nli8s 2isbsnspiirbi9tsit
inb i,inen trsiilithen G9arattsr gu err
iperben geipubt bate nnb Die Der
aramssbsustsn ifamiiis in Der Shtnhs
tires Samer5es bic inniaite 3be.l'
nabme entqegenbrinasn Die 9eiiebs
ung srfolat am Cumita1 Nahmit'ng
Inn 2 llbr. bonn 5rausrbdilie. ~o.
4247 sSet1as StrnRs als. iporauf I'm
hdlb 3 llbr in Der &apele oes Spring
Or b. Sriebbpfs bic 5rauerfeisr abas'
halten fperoen tpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-24
Sdlinfenoie6e.

Der Wlotorrao poli5sft SttoplI
p.rbaitsts seiteru Die i'm Utter bon 1S
biz 21 Sabre itebsnbsn Samss Carroll,
bon glO. 246 Oit llniOsrfitp Strubs,
Samss SIattsrp. glO. 946 Winbior
Strabe. Sumss Brennan. bon go.
3289 9srssforb QlDsnue. Gbparo
@rsen, BON RO. 713 Wbittisr StraBs
uno 2ouis Sints. Don RO. 231S ct.
Samss plaee, uuter Der gsI6ulOis
guna ein.n Sdinten aus elmer Gaits
pirtbiduft. an Der Reaoins Roab uuo
llnion Strabe ssitoblsn gu babeH, mel.
fen tie i'm gsgriff itanbsn, an sinsn
anoersn Gaitpirtb ou psrtaufsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-24
sdliuere geid,uloisuna.

Infer Der 9eiduloigirna griefe
i'm General GeIiperp 3epartemcHt
Oes poitamis es0ffnst uHo i6rss
Sn6nIts bcralibt 5u baben, purbe &C.
tern Sarrn Soiimann, ein goItc!erf,
bonn SSnipcftor @risiuoIO, pom Butt
Sesaebeimbienit, perbaitet. @ie Der
Snipeftor bebnuptet, uurben al Soif'
malln iiinf martierte GollarnOten,
oie als 9rieien itammten. pelfe iInI
nls caae III ole S6nOe seipielt NOR.
ben geilnoeu. Soiimalm lit ieit iiber
20 Sdbren i'm poltamt anseitsat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-24
Gineinnati eieSerfrani.

Ger Cincinnati 2ieoerfrou5 miro
nm fommenSen 9onneritag Die ReIbe
ieiner feitli6feiten mdbreub oieier
Saiion nit elmer MISUNDERSTANDING
gum sIbihInb bringen Die in Mei'
SePs Sale itattiinoet umo iiir Die elm
iebr hiibides uno abIpehslungsrei.
DIES 9roeranlni aiiigeiteIlt Doroeu lit.
2as 9ergniigiingsfommittee hat
feins @ibe geideiit, nm ben giitgIie.
Germ ioluie Den 5relnoen 0es 8ereinS
denltbrcidc Stunben 3ri bereiteu iino
refnet SiuerlidtIih ali einen 5abIrei.
den 9eiu6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-24

Slntbdns Negotiable COMPOUND, uno idJ
madte iofp1t einen geriud) odmit uno iano
oiel &iroeruug. glahoem bate i'd gar tel
ne S9merien mebr uno tonnts meine Saus-
arbeit uuo @intdufe muc1en rpie bisb,r
Seii 1}ahreu babe idD 9poia g. Sinfbam'S
8eaetabls COMPOUND geprieien bnfiir, nas
es fiIr mid getban bat, nuo id ueroe IS
tets ais ciusn fSreuno Der iSrauen smpftblen.
5ie t0nnen m.insn 8ref auf irg,nbelne
Beiie aebrnudlen, penn Sic BiiHfdjen"-
Wtrs. Z nj o H. 649 80. Rufieu StraBe,
8banbeIpbia, pa.
Sebensweniel 1T cine Der fritiid,iteu Be-
riooen i'm 4ebeu elmer 6rGu. fSraUen Gller-
Ortes iolltsu beoenfeu, Oab es feline anoers
Dteotiin 9ibt, iueldJs Die Srauen 10 erfolg-
reid ourh bieis fritiihe Berpoe briugt, ME
gBOia g. giutbaH'5 SesetabIe COMPOUND.
@enn Sic ipejieacn 1iat6 babeH
luOllen, 10 idlrribeH Sic an Oic Ggoia
6. EinfBam Ncoiciuc So. (cOrfibeus
ticlQ, 2gnn, Maii. SGr Srief miro
BON elmer ;Srau gcOffHet, aeleieu uuO
beautiuOrtet uHO itrcng geBsim &c.
balten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-24
9urdl ReiIeritidlr pcrlcbt.

s)lii ctnem gcidbrlidcn MeiieritidI
IN Der linfcn Seite rnb elmer Shnitt.
iuunoc on Iinten Sollosclcnf. ipnrSe
geItern Ger AZ Sabre uIte Sormrr
Sobn gurfbcrr. bon go. 1912 Sobn
StraBe. Dem iidotiidcn arnnfenbalic
eingelieiert. 9lrf6err ecriet6 nit Dem
I'm ieIben Snuic lpobnenSen ". ga.
Lam iiber iSnniIien.slnaclcg
III ainrn Strcit, bel Dem @lrfberr sic
@erIesingen oaDontrua. Gem Ser.
ncbncu nnf Mil Der gerIcbte fcinen
Gtraiantrag aeacn iciuen sIngreiif
jicQen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-24
Gemer.

- Gmrd einen ifyabbaitch Sdorn.
jtein cntiiaiio geitcrn in DER @ob'
nnng bon Sobn Sue6Ie, gto. 1891
aiuneD glbenie, cir 6ciler, neides
einen Sdaocn bon s. anridtetc.
Ginen S9aben BON $25 ri9tstt
Elm sgeusr an, iusldes gsitern bur4
ein.n IdaObaften S9ornitein auf bern
Dad bes Sauiss BON Gbarles ais
darbs, go. 4381 @aitern 4penue 5ura
2(usbru9 tam. Die Jsuerpsbr puroe
3ur 20idune berbeigsrufen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-24
aOunen slIibi nadJrueiien.

gic eBebriiOer Ssobu imo sSreoerid
Grotp BON girmingboln, Snb.. iueIhc
llntcr Der @erondt Oes gabnraubes
iieDeiLiinh iif I'M goIi5cigelpnbrinm
spsds wciierer ssaGiOri&unuen Be.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-24
Scr 6ortidritt ser @ti.
ieui Of ait.

Glr3t: y8ic2 Sic leiOen al Sblois
Ioiigfeit? @Iieu Gle etipos, beoor Sic
gu 9ett aebcnl"
8oticnt: ,2l6er, 6err Goftor, sic
baben mir ood irilber aeioat, ib io(e
oor'm 3ubettqGber ia ni6ts eiiCu!"
9lr3t 0piirOcpoQ Sam iciu. 9os
mar I'M ooridcn Sanuar. Seitocm bot
uber Oie @iiieuitait uiBeroroentIiAe
6ortidritte gemabtl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-24

iinoen, bcbampten ibr sllibi nadtpri-
fen 5u f6nnen, oa iie an Dem Gage,
On fpeldem Der gabnraiib itattiatto,
in @iempbis, Sern., geiueien ieln
moaeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-24

bate Idb iebs Sabre
lang iurhtbar su leis
Den. 80 psriu6te
mebrere QerSte. bod
idien mir felner belu
len gu tbnRen. Sc,
ben Nouat bate id
nm bsiocn Geiteu Die
beltlgften Sdmerseu
uno nteielben mad
ten mid 10 fchnadb.
bag i'd bas 8.tt hii
ten muBte. YRleBt
empfabl ir Elm
syreuno 6 pbia e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-24
Sruuerfpiel unO Mits
tQQstiI d.

glu8 6aQe a. b. G. pirb gei1rieben:
sSn elmer bieIigen Seitunq mar bieIer
9dqe cine 9ln3sige 81 leien, bic ni5t
un6eddtet bleiben ipu:
User I6reibt fiinfattiges 5rauers
Ipiel (gJ(anuitripD ge9en trGftigen
Mittagstiih nit Sdreibmaidine ab2"
lin einen ,bunsernbsn Di6ter-
I9eint ss ita bier aIiO uidt gu baus
bsln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-24

Soutbampfon. 2l6gsg.; yanS
Ipnia" mad Wiontreal.
2iperpOol. Q6geg.: Baltic"
na6 0ep Yorf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-24
Ger friibere Gbef Der @e6eimpoIi5ei
in aieu, aroiionsfi,

n
Sat in gteip Dorf @cUeiie fir Die
llni6llIo Menoel geiIiB geinmmeIt
9er&riegin e oloraOo.
3rinioao Col, %. 9lpril. -
9aaGoen am Gabnlittag in 3rinioao
Die giahrid)t eingetroiien mar, oaB
ale tSrauen lmo Sinner. Die in Der
8erit6rteu empire Mine cingeiAloiien
uaren, in Sicherbeit ieieu, lpur0e 6aIo
oarauf aemeloet, oaB Die @ebauoe BEL
Der Soutbpeitcrn Miuc 3eritort NOR.
Den ieien unO 5lpaH5ig GergIelltc nit
i6ren Srauen mo &iuOern lm0 cine
2ln5abl Minemuaden iid in Die Mine
9eIlil6tet b1tterL iun oeu ailgeIn Der
'Streifer 81 elltgeben.
Solueit Dies befannt lit, inO felt
Dem geginn Scr a1mpie am Montag
% Herioneu getootet ruor0en. SSn
Dem aanpie bei 2u6Ion am WRontng
famen II Terionen INNS &e6en; bier
glngeitelIte Der gictor 9lmcrican 5uel
Gonpnp lUurben an Wiittpob IN
Geluqua getobtet, umO am Mittno6
mo GomeritGg murocn bier Streiter
in un0 bet aauilar aet0otet.
llnaefIbr 600 bepaffnete Streiter
pdtrouilliren ben 6iiqel unb bic Gam
cons bti 0sldaua al, nGbreub bic
8ertbeioi9er Der empire uno Der
Soutblpsi!ern Minc aui bic Qntunft
ron Yeritdrtunqen fparteu. Wenu bic
Staatstruppen dntommen. ipiro es
pnbriaeinlid) niebsr su blutisen
Gdmpfen tpmmen.
Die orei Hrousu. ltpei ainbsr unb
3pei ocrpunoeteu aldnner, bic i'm
9dufe bes Saass pdbrenb eines Daf.
fenitillitanos lu5 Der empire Nins
entfsrHt purosR ipurbsn am 2lbenb
nut gus6lo Qcititt. Die @erpun,
rstsn limb Der Superintenbent Dils
liam Wabben Don Der empire Mine
unO iein So6n Uldtt. Waobeq. Die
SlUe'Cm nr l.no ,,o N'S1 SD'ulu'l! NpuQpsu'
ao m.ull o'u,i. UGpDta Eli e'i'snl gu IteIi' u
g1UHale y u'Isi' eSo.., &pnlS Ga0?en, Sn!U:
ao ~ .sagte uI'' SU7n ppil co ISIaIu"
HapoeI y Sl aH0 5[o. .Ito9 .soeH V"'Sh'9fe'
SItl,i l.s oss N.I'SlilU;nLlspes: s.s
oo va en g.l.np'h p~ ~: cco npug HNsslaqI
~ S,s. D1n"s m , :" ,..i; Ssns5;ss. uut"'is.I s.I
oSvuu cn. ~. 80 W ~ 'U'at II "
n.''''n'UnspusMt m Gn:s.I III .sLg.' Sgu'u'
F[ ~, un' s ue..'tISu ,,s olsS ,go.S'lest lSutO';
I'M @p" ug' <'01atOs ,Ou'pt" UE
StIel'.I W uhp v. 4anliut Mla[iIlIt'
Ssr, Sg "T ~, ny un ~, T9;yi,snISutan y Wv
lommenbsn 9uo o6f1noeu an fDnuen.
ginionro 49, 81. sr,iz
80.
70 '''9 {" > . I ee.
W hin q oR' %. Y. 70. @ptII.
Sas HonferenatoMallifee, oas DE lo-
grNuNh'e freuo'AI1eh : Spfla9e IN
Sanoen patio. DIE zen Siped pat, DC
'ite'lOialqens 2ruPPen III arleastau 8u
e.Hsnl 2eet' oss 's'9satsN % 9eetss ~
nuue"' pu' hu vi; DU'.eipSa see:s
oo ncst: ISh pet ~" ula W Def VIZ
9veaBt'0sl aIs p'' sIs, @sHui uhS an Das
Sn!a. SIuns Utliql'.. ''gu.Istc s m p'sis",aSn
s. us..'aOtsah'.n!.UnI'' @ m!l Osh put5G9. lD.
S.is1;. S.ssH S.s' 9.''s, OVe g.ungl uas.s,.
!, U.,.4t.eb.n. :, s. :" U"s "''''O'u's'''''''
'',na...''n. ,t'.. H. 0.t., ,,;.s us
rs. LIZ. O't :S. So ~. Gn,'n sy"ru. w. ~
@ l.yen. a"O ~ H'G' m l." sTs... DnO't,is ~. ~; -
.ua.," ,,.s" y, .s',..,,, Uas Ss,"'' 'AD'" NC I-
= W. az q '.''.s"'',' =. ~ en-
oer " " Il ~ "'F
Der dlIt9'n armt.
Heip Oort %. Npril. - 2eur
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-24
Gns Der Watbsmatits
ffunbe.

prpfsFor: rWsnn sic nit ben bier
glufsaben fsrtis iino, meIben Sic ii.f;
,absr nur NIT allen pisrsH!4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-24
frau g6om(on
(agt 0en 5rauen,
gSie i6r GDbia 6. ginf6am's @rgc.
table COMPOUND mG6reno Ses
SebcusluedieIs ge6ulfcn.

9btldoeIpDiO, gG.-.3d bin f0ebeu 50.
.{obre aIt uno ludhreno hes Qshensmedlitls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-24
Jn(an0Ge(egrap0
80 2aen(6enfe6sn
Sat iOweit Der &rieg i'm Golo=
raooer aoblenOiitrift
seiOroert.
asenu bic Staatstrnppen an Srt
nnb gtelle antummeu

8erben aber iuabrideinIid obermals
blutige Sample itattiinoen.
-~x~
20 @Gmer nod in Der empire Wtiue
6elagert.
Gie auf Die 9ilOung zines 6reilUiQi.
genbeeres Ye3ug babenoe 8orlage
9iirfte am lSreitag bon beiOen Sail.
fern oes aongreiie5 augenom.
men iperocn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-11

WINTHROP.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wilder are
visiting Mr.. Milder's mother, Mrs. Ma
tilda Welsh of Pennington.
Miss Helen Fortier visited Sunday
iE Waterville and Fairfield.
Mrs. Rose Carou passed Sunday with
her daughter Valentine at Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pettingill of
Bermuda are at their cottage, Lake
Maranacook.
Mrs. Harry Wadsworth and little
daughter have returned from Cape
Breton, Canada, where they passed the
winter.
Mrs. Frank Shaw is visiting in Port
land.
The Senior class of Winthrop High
school presented the Canadian Jubl-
lee Singers at the Town hall Friday
evening in a splendid program of solos,
quartettes and choruses. An audience
which filled the hail greeted them and
the hearty applause showed the ap-
probation of the program. All the
numbers were finely given, particularly
the choruses and male quartet selec-
lions. Mr.. Miller gave some fine I'M
personations Included in the program
were old favorites like "Swannee Rlv-
err" "Old Kentucky Home" 'Massa's In
de Cold, Cold Ground, Last Rose oil
Summer" and the class realized a sat
isfactory sum for the graduation runo
The Flag That Has Never Known
Defeat" introducing historical scenes
of the history of America from the
days of Washington to the present, VIII
be given Memorial evening at the
own hall Uncle Sam, impersonated os
E. IT. Clifford, will be master OF cere-
monies. Other noted characters VINO
will be present include George wash
ington Columbia, the Goddess of LAD
erty and others. Many of the old songs
and some new ones will be given by
soloists chorus and male quartet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-11
One Juror Yet Lacking for
Trial of Becker for Murder
OF Gambler ROsentf1al, N. Y.

way reflected on their integrity They
were excused for personal reasons, as
has been done in several other in
stances since the trial started.
AS constituted when court opened
Saturday the jury met with. the APP
prevail of both Becker and his wife,
both of whom passed upon each man
as he was being examined. At the first
trial Becker preferred men with fam
lilies as jurors. but of the II men in
the jury box Saturday six are unmar-
ried. The average age of the present
jury is under 45 years, which is young
er than the previous jury.
The presentation of testimony by
the prosecution will not begin before
Monday, at which time it is expected
that Dist Atty. Whitman will call
Jack Rose to the stand to tell the
story of the alleged plot for the muir
der of Rosenthal.
Interest in the case increased Satur-
day and large crowds stood in the
corridors and in the streets outside the
Criminal Courts building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-11

Vera Cruz, May 1o.-President Huer-
ta's three peace commissioners, Emilio
Rabasa, Augustin Rodriguez and
Luis Elguero. arrived here today on
their way to Niagara Falls, Canada,
where the conference between the me-
diators and the Representatives of tn
parties concerned for settlement of
the difficulties between the United
States and Mexico will be held. The
commissioners politely by firmly, de-
clined the offers of hospitality made
by Brig. Gen. Funston, as well as
Rear Admiral Badgers offer to give
them passage on the Moro Castle and
boarded the steamship Kronprinzessin
Cecilie, which will probably sail tomor-
row for the United States by way Of
Havana, touching at Key West.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-11
WINSLOW.

A pleasant surprise was rendered
Doris Cole of Beacon street when rs
of her playmates called at her home
Friday evening and reminded her that
it was her 18th birthday. She was
presented with a nice bicycle and fine
toilet set. The evening was passed
in playing games. Dainty refreshments
were served. Those present were
Misses Edith Williams, Cleo Williams,
Natalie Tozier, Hazel McCausland
Edna Aapwortli, Louise Bulger, Faith
Rollins, Ruth Hurd, Margaret Salmond,
Christine and Margaret Lunney, Doro-
thy Chaffee, Mildred Thyng, Mildred
Roberge, Irene Johnson Barbara Nc
Donald, Annie Stewart, Harvey SUIT
tie, John Burgess, John Salmond,
Benjamin Leroy, Scott Mcdonald, Fred
Bulger,1 Thomas Simpson, Merton
Cram and Alex Baird.
Mrs ]. Frank Cole of Choate street
had as Sunday guests about rs mem
bers of the Rebekah Lodge of Gardi-
ner.
Carl Wallin. who has been employed
in the H. G. w. mill for some time, will
leave Tuesday orning for Massachu-
sets, where he expects to make his
future home.
Basil Hodgston is confined to the
house with severe case of humps.
Mrs. John Barclay of Water street
was a recent guest of Mrs. Frank
Thibodeau
Ferd Simpson is building a stable
near his residence on North Benton
avenue
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-11
NATIONAL HOME.

Officer of the day, Capt. w. S. Oak
man.
The funeral of the late Charles Bean
was held from the Home chapel at
P. NJ, Saturday, Rev. J. E. Cochran
officiating
Miss Margaret E. Murphy returned
Saturday to her home in Roxbury, aft
er a weeks visit to friends at the
camp.
Joseph j. Quinlan, late Co. A. LIST N.
H. Inf, and Cornelius H. Toomey,
late Co. C, 41st U. S Inf, have been
dropped from the rolls of the branch.
General Beal Command. No. %, U. ".
L.. will hold its regular meeting this
evening in Grand Army hail.
Patrick Devlin, late Co K, Srd r. L.
H. A, Samuel L. Kimball, late Co. H,
31st and Co. A, It'll Me. Inf, and Will
liam Donnelly. late Co. c, 2Sth Pa.
Inf, have been granted discharges
from the Branch.
-Four letters remain uncalled for at
the Home post office for the week end
ing May 0, and they are for: John
Hackett: Justin Libby; David Nc
Cray and Lawrence Nary.
Henry NJ Shine of Bangor, a former
clerk for Major A. l.. Smith. visited
friends Sunday at the Branch.
James Dagnan reported Saturday
from furlough passed with relatives
in New Britain, CT
Daniel F. Scanned Of Boston. late
Co. I, 9th Mass. Inf. and James M.
Wissler of Houstan, Tex, late Co. G,
S2rd Pa. Inf, were Saturday admit
ed to the Branch.
Burroughs were granted Saturday to:
Frank Ferrin to Portland; Frederick
W. Chandler to Providence; Cyrus A.
Rowe to Old Town, and Albert F
Nealey to Boston.
Frank l.. Cudby late Co. r, 18th
Mass. Inf; Leonard c. Judkins, late
Co. D. 18th Me-, Inf. and Henry M.
Fits, late Co. E, Bird r. I. Cav, have
been granted discharges from the
Home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-11
Fortin- Marquis

With the church of st. Francis de
Sales almost filled with their friends
and relatives, Miss Corinne E. Mar
quis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Marquis of s Union street, and Flo
rian Mortin of Lewiston, were unit
ed in marriage Sunday afternoon,
with the single ring service by Fa-
Their Charland, with Father Rondot
acting as delegate from st. Peters
church in Lewiston. The brides father
stood for her at the altar rail and
Fred w. Clair acted in that capacity
for the bridegroom.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party went to the home of the
brides parents on Union street and
in the evening a multitude of friends
attended the reception given to the
couple. They will leave early Monday
morning on short honeymoon for
Boston, and on their return will be at
home at High street, Lewiston, aft
er May IS.
The bride, who is one of the most
popular of the Franco American young
ladies of the city, is the second eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mar
quis She studied with the Ursuline
Sisters at the academy and has also
attended the public schools and High
school. Mr.. Forth, who is at present
editor Of the Petite Journal the
only French daily in Maine, published
in Lewiston, is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Forth of Beauceville. Can. He
was graduated from the Regents of
New York University and then taught
for eight years in New York and New
England. Three years ago he came to
Waterville and assumed the editorship
of La Maine Francois" and the pres
idency of the Elm City Publishing Co.
They have a host of friends who
unite in extending the best possible
good wishes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-11
COLUMBIA CREW WINS
IN TRIANGULAR REGATTA
princeton SECOND

Princeton, n. j., May 1o.-In the tri-
angular regatta held here Saturday
afternoon on Lake Carnegie, Columbia
won the race, with Princeton second
and Pennsylvania third.
The start was very close, with Col
unbia rowing 40 strokes to the min
ute, Princeton Al and Pennsylvania AZ.
Concluding the first quarter mile, all
three crews were rowing "a to the
minute and there was hardly 10 feet
difference between the three boats
with Columbia in the lead and Penn
syivania ahead of Princeton by one
third of length.
At the half-mile mark Columbia had
the advantage, with Pennsylvania
second and Princeton third. The three
boats retained their respective posi-
tons after they had rowed three
quarters Of a mile.
AT the mile mark the Tiger oars
men spurted and gradually drew Ut
even with Pennsylvania, while Colum.
bia was still leading the two by hall
a length. Soon afterward Princeton
shot ahead Of the Red and Blue anC
was creeping up on Columbia. Tit
latter hit up the stroke to "a per min
ute at the mile and half mark, leav
ing open water between their shell
and Princetons. while both crews in
creased their lead oyer Pennsylvani;
10 three iengtla.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-11
EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS
Continued from Page OEe)

around analatar erected on the lava,
and celebrated mass. The parish priest
at Linera wept over the ruins of his
church but utilized the bells as an
altar for celebration, Cardinal Fran
cica- Nava ordered that all churches
that had been damaged by the quake
be closed, fearing further disturb
ances. as slight shocks occurred at
frequent intervals throughout the day.
Professor Paci of Mount Etna OBJ
servatory says that the intensity OF
this earthquake was greater than that
at Messina in 1908. Mount Etna has
been in constant activity for nearly
three years.
Some of the railways have been re-
paired and aid is arriving. Bread is
still urgently needed and there is much
suffering from lack of water. as the
aqueduets have been broken. The
succoring of the injured and home
less is rendered more difficult by the
large number of rescuers who are also
in need of nourishment, and the re-
fusal of the peasants to leave the ruins
where their people are buried adds i'm
mensely to the confusion.
Queen Helena has sent clothing and
medicines.