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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

etpiQe Soften init elmer fleinen Iunbe-
oeuten6en Slotte gu begmigen. eng
lang tuip' inoeiien feline bisbert9e
Modtltenung our Gee bebollpte't.
8isber m11r6e rns immer geiogt, Der
@ompf ser @erbinoeten gelte Dem
uMiIttorism1s," Ser nit St1n1pf
1tn6 @tie1 o%1sgerottet meroen niiile.
Sem orbeiten6en @olte H1ulie Die Soft
Der &riegsriiitr,ngen abgenonnte11
mer6en. limb nun erflart England.
sob 5mar Deati6lano ge3tualnger
meroen ion, iid ni&t segen ietne
6ein6e 5u riiiten, 6ab aber England
nod mie Dor feline &riegSitarte, 1pe'
5ien sic 31tr Gee, a1fre&t erhalter
mim. M1it anoerem @orten, englan>
balt Sen MilitariSml1s bod, aber a1'
6ere Motio1e,1 biirfen eS mi@t. Sir
ltorf eimfeitiger ~&f" gege'1 ber
MiIitorismus, nidt tpabr? ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
Die 9emtider, sic fid por einer

Ste SeuIlQJeu, Dlt ltuj uuI ttne1
@ode IN elmer, tpen1t audi t%einestpegs
fritii@en> 10 6o@ immerbin erniten
Sage 3u befin6en idienen, 6iirfe11 NIT
ser @ituation, tpie fie .fi@ tpdbreno
Ser Iebten Sage entpideIt bot, mobl
5ufrie6em fem un6 8tpar I'M Siten
ni@t tpeniger oIs int @eten. Das
rnifii@e @6redens9eipenit 6as cine
Belt lang, 6em 6euti9ert @oIte ernit>
Ii@e Gorge bereitet, fl0Bt beute ME
man6 mebr 611rdt Elm. Ole 1,nrra=
tiir1i@e Tre1n6f@oft 5tptiden @1b=
Lamb un6 England mtB gegertpdrttiig
cine itorfe 8eloit1tngsprobe aushal>
ten, 6enn sic britiide MiIttGr3enil1r,
sic 5tpar nidt mebr @abrbeits1iebe,
oofiir ober mebr geiun6en Meniden<
beritan6 beiitt ols sic fron5oiif&e nn6
sic ruifiide, fabrt BEN ruifiiden Ser
biinoete1t tpie6er etnmoI nit bent
@Iamitift 6urd tire fd0niten @ieges<
beridte, offenbm, tpeiI iie ii@ fa9t,
Bog sic @elt benielben 6o@ feirert
@Iouben mebr fdenft. SSn @onoor
erflGiirt ma1r, ebe Ole MuiIen cine tpirf-
tIide $iIfe fir bie M1iierten tpter6en
f6inntem, 1niitifBttett lie erit Sic 6iter.
rei@ii9e Mrmee 6es Generals bon
@nnn fd1aget, ODER gerooe bieier
felt Sen ma1stopitern nod 6e1t iiing,
item mel6ungen IN @d1i3tt1n gang &c.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
9raiibent @ilipm fat a1tf feline Mn

@raiibemt @iliom fat a,tf feline Mn=
froge in @er1in, OBJ es pobr lei, bab
9euti61ar6 geneigt iei, 8rie6en 81
idlieBen, sic Mnttport erbalten, 6ie
er erporten m11Bte. l1n6 sic ct ber<
6ient botte. Sic Mnfroge tpor idon
beinabe cine 11nb0fIidfeit. @eil iie
o11f @r11n6 boge1t @ere6es un6 in
einem M%pgenblite erfolgte, no Sic
Tein6e 6es &ei@es iubilierten, sic
geteoer1oge De11tfd1on6s lei ni&t
mebr ob3ntpen6en, 6em Softer bleibe
mi@ts orberes iibrig, o1s Inn ,Grie=
oen gu bitten. @o6atr6 m1tbte Ser
Mmi6ein ertpeM peroen, alS lob Der
8raiioent ii@ bur@ 6os blo6e Sc
idrei ser bieiigen 8ritenpreiie iiber
sic miBli@e 2age- @euti@lanbs gu
leinem @orgeben babe beitimmen
lai1en, 111r6 6as madte Sic Suffrage
in @erlin 6l1rha11s nnpaiien6. Cine
Mnfroge m @aris 11n6 @ngIan6 bdtte
ii@ am @1r6e. redtfertigen. loiier, in
@erIin tnar file nidt am Mabe.
Dent1dlor6 bat Sen &rieg niht pro-
bo5iert, 8emiibu1rgen, sic a1f Bie'
6erbertella1ng 6es Srie6ens geridtet
ii1o, miiifen bon ienen Medd@ten alts=
geben, sic fir Sen &rieg berantport=
Ii@ iin6. Mo@6em man benz bert<
f@en @olte sic @uffen in Ste Sano
ge5mungen, miro es, hpie sic bodof=
fi5i6fe geor66elttide Mneemeine 3ei-
tung m1sfiibrt, sic @affen m6t nie=
6erIegen, big 6ie n%otbmenotgen Ga
ramtien fit sic fiiinftige @eltitellang
Demt14Ion6s anf 6em Shlodtfeloe
err11ngen itn6. Dana& miro man
ii@ In 2on6on, @aris un6 @eters=
burg gu ridten baben. Mud in
@oibington, falls mani BORT pie6er
eimmol Dos 8e6urfmb boben folte,
@ermittler6ienfte a%n5nbieten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
Ser enaliid5e &pf emtidnlbigt iidj

Sef en9lt1ge Q01 eHl1al1lo191 1taJ,
6ob ser Ebronfolger mdt an Ser
6ront lit, 9or6 &it6ener iei Ser @n=
iidt, 6oB es beifer lei, me1tn er bor'
laiirfig at &n1ie bletbe. Sen 5peiten
@obm bes @omgspoares batte man
o11f Elm &oipita1idiff gefdiidft bolte
ibm ober idle1tnigit beim, alS 6ie
6entidem nnterieebote lire bertpege>
mem 5obrten 1ood ser englH@en &iite
mo@te. SSn Deutldlon6 lift man 10
dngitlid nidt. ga fragt man audi
1i@t Sen &rtegsminifter, Oh etnem
Brin5en geitottet meroen 0nne, GUT
syront GIT geben. So gebt er. SIN
gegentpdrtigen @,riege lit idon rrrge-
f6br Elm bolbes Da1beno Spr0Blinge
6eutider 5iritengei@ledter BEN SOB
a1f 6em @dladtfel6e geitorben, oor=
1nter bret @rin5ert bon 9ippe, Ser
Brin8 bon @a@fen Meiningen uno
ein @rin8 aus 6en &a1ie S%olftetn.
11n6 ser iiingite @obn 6es Settler
poares liegt fdtper bertpl1t6et in
@erIin. Die on6ern @obre fteben I'M
6eI6e. Dos 1T &oben3oner1tort, aber
6ofiir bot man ia in England bon
ieber feir @eritdn6niB gebabt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
Glemencea1t, ser friibere fran51it

@lemencea1t, Ser fribere fram50ft>
fde Miniiterprdii6ent, ipeit @iH nro
@nue iiber 6as @intreten @arnegte'S
fir Softer @iIbelm II. Ser i@oHi{@e
M11ltimi1iordr fat namlid often n1o
fret erfIdrt, 6aB En- bon Ser 6rie6ens<
1iebe 6es 6e11tidem Settlers ilber5engt
lei. 0oB Der 40iabrige 6rieoe IN
europa MIR 6eiien 8emibungen gu
beroonfen lei, baB ferner Ser Scatter
oft gen11g Before @elegenbeit gum
2osi6lagen gebabt babe, tpenm er
mirfli6 ser u@ar 2or6" tpare. Sem
6erttiden @aiier un6 6em 6euti4en
@olfe lei 6os 59tpert in 6ie 9an6
ge3tpnngen. Dtes unporteiiide 3e1g-
niB @%arnegie's lit gemiB >pertbbon,
nn6 fa11n audi bon @1emencean ni9t
tpi6erlegt 1per6en. ..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
Scr @pritanb Der bentiden io5ta

Ser @oritanb Der benti&en io5tal=
oernorotiiden @ortei bat 6em ront=
ldyen Yorteiblott Mpanti cine @rfld'
rn11g 8a1eeben laiien, tn Der Die ~tl-
SEN @erii9te iiber &epolrtion IN
Dert1dlan6, &aiierattehbate, 1ta1o'
redtlide @ridieB11ng io5ioloemofro,
ti5der &orlomentarier als blante
@rfin6rng be5eidnet meroem. "Sn
6iei fem ELECTROMAGNETIC" 10 betBt
.es in ser grfIGr1tng m0rtlid, ~giebt
es in 0eutidlan6 feline Harteien,
Ion6ern MIR Sen @e6anten, 9ent1d)=
lan6 gu fdiiben. 2tebfne@t, Der err
1dolIen fem ion, martet anf 1eine
@%inbernfung, on. 6ranf itebt 1@on
Ianglt Dor Dem 6ein6. (Dr. 6ranf
lit in5miiden BEL 2tnebiqe gefallen.
Mnm. 5. @e6.) @ie io5ioloertrofra=
tiide MISREPRESENTATION i@1ieBt iid
als @%ertreterin 6es Mrbeiteritanoes
ser @ertbeioig11ngspolitif oes &eides
an ur6 bot 6esbalb m1@ 6as &rtegs=
budget betpiailgt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
sSS,1 irae1b einer stellnmg fiiblt fd

sSSn irgeto elmer Stellnns fiblt fd
Der Mattn: Mir Damn gu @o1tie, tper1
es Inn 1teDit Sc eebo1iaen @rfab<
r1tng nidt at bern 3ntra,1en bes @ol<
ffes ma1gelt. Sic be;>Nn namentlid
iii politifben GteIltngen b%enotbigten
Gieen'daften 5ieren BEN &errn Sgna5
@remer bon @olb Spring,
meIder iih in Ser @obember<
mail inn Sos Stoatsrepraientanten
amt 6es O. Diitrifts 6es 46. legis1a-
ttpen Iiitrifts betpirbt. @err Gre
nrer ftebt In SEN beiten @annesjab=
rem nn6 geb0rt felt 26 Sabren GIT 6en
8Mrgerr bon Stear1B County. Gel
ne berihieoenen @telll1ngen int pri=
boteft >mie im 0ffentlidem 2eben bo<
ben i'm reid an @rfabrumgea ge=
ma9t, 10 6oB Tim Elm lrtbeil iiber
sic @erb4ltmiiie 6es Sormer= tpie 6es
Mrbeiter- 1rn6 6es @e19dftsitan6eS
ni6t obgefprodyet meroen farm. SSn
ben peri6ieoenen Ste1lungen bot er
fi9 ols Mrbeiter< ur6 Sarmer*Srenno
nm1entli@ erprobt; nn6 6ie bon Tim
in 5ieier &iniibt %geiammelten @rfab+
rungen laiien in linn BEN re@ten
0fat1t oIs @ertreter 6iei er beri9ie6e>
nett @tGn6e in Ser 2egislat1r erfe1<
men. @ie 6ieie @rfabrungen 10 be-
redtigt 1ridt tpe1iger 6en 6errm Sgn.
&retner CUR Mob1@ in sic 2egislatur
SOS ollgemeine 8utra11enl, 6as er BET
bene berldie6eniten @e%legenbeiten ge=
noB un6 6elfen er iid immer CUR poa<
iten Sufrie6enbeit Seteer> sic ibm bos
Bertrdite1t {denfte1t, tpertb uro tpiir<
Dig v.tnadfytae::-~MIs @ertreter in Der
@tearns County 8eb0r6e ma@te er
ieinemu Diitrift un6 Dem County int
Mngemeinen 6ur@ fem itets geredtes
nn6 i1r1terfort l1neridrodenes nr-
tbei1 ale @bre; als 1angiabri-
ges SduIrotbsmitglieo Der itono
er's, 6os @eIte 6es @@ul6iitrifts bod
5ubolten, 11rtb oIs &~oitneiiter iibte er
feline &f1idt in Ser 5ufrie6eniteneto'
iten Mrt un6 @eiie aus. sSn all Die
fen MISUNDERSTANDING >pobr.
tie &err &rer1er 6aS in tbn gefebte
3utraa1en 6rr@ pflidtgetreue nno eb-
renbafte Mmtso11sfubrung, uro 6teIe
@fliidttttre1e lit es, sic ibn b%eronlaBte,
oIs 9egisIatur- @onoi6at a1tf5utreter,
ur6 Sic i'm 51 Ser &offn1ng bere6<
tigt, 6aB Sic 8etpobner fetneS legts1n.
tibe1t Diftriifftts on1 @abltage treu 3n
ibm fteben un6 i'm als ibren @ertpe'
tel. i'm observation-disclosures Der Sc
'ig9iiggllntm is' erfodb1en toer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
&rafbemt @ilion fat es ab9elebnt

:. EfdT1fttt gVtITuM DuI e HU8I1eDH1
ben l1eberbringern bon Sroteiten
be11tfdomerifamfder Srgoniiationen
geaen sic bon Sen belgifben 8e-
idmer6efommiiiion eegen 9euti4=
Ian6 nn6 sic beltti9e Mrmee erbobe.
men infome1 acknowledgement 5u em'
pfangen. Die perIogenen Mnf1Gge1
bot er empfangen, sic ebrlihen Ser.
tbeioiger 511 empfongen 1ebnt er ab,
Dos lit, tpos man in @oibington nn'
ter Neutrnlit1t ber1tebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

0ie &orliebe Der amerifaniidcn
Nre15e fir 2o1rooner &obl lit Inn 10
merf>piiroiger, als ser Mmerifaner i'm
auqemei11e1 fir aufgeparmteS Sc
miiie feline 2eibenidaft bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
e @erbinbeten bertbeiIem BIZ

9ie @erbiinbeten bertbeilen bic
Sagobe1te, ebe 6os @il6 erlegt 1T.
Bie aus 2or6on gemel6et tpa1r6e, mt11
England iett ni9ts bon Srteoert tpif'
fen. Sc tpiG bie1mebr sic Srieoerrs-
beoingut1gen in Berlin b6iittttiieren.
England beftebt bnrn11f, 6nB Deutfd-
Imn6 g%e8tpa1ngen mer6er m1tB, ftt9 aaf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

Die Mitslieber Scr be1siidem Som.
u%rilfion babem SEN Softer einen Gig
11er gebeibe>r, aber befanntli6 mus
fogar ser Monb 1id gelege11tli6 &c,
fope11 loiie1r, oob sic @11n6e i'm a11=
htuen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

Sic aus Ser @eidaftsmelt font
menoen maKenpnoteite baben 6ie De-
mofratifden @arteifibrer berntlaBt,
sic in Mmsfi9t genommere &rtegs'
fte.er m1f Sradten fonen at laffen
ur6 fi6 6ofiir nod a1t6eren @teuer.
obiefter ,1n13nfeben. M11r sic in Mus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
Nad &eridten in ben Mrd)iben 81

@o1bington bat man sic 8etbeili=
gl1ng ser Deuti6en int Sir
gerfrieg a1ndbern6 feitgeiteM
Son Sen 1>1t8,402 Deutihen, Die
ser 3enius in 1860 angibt, troten
49,, 1853 unter Sic @affen, Inn fit
sic Union at fdimpfen. - Dies n1tr
CUR @rinnerung fir sic ongloameri=
fanilbe @ebprelie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
3um britten Male ner1ammeln itd

j3nm britten Male %neriammeln lid
fommenDen Spnntag Sic &atboltten
oa1tlder 3rnge in Gbasta I'M i6onen
Minnelota-Ebnl gum &atbolite1r=
Gage u11b an Sen 5rpei ~folgenben Ga=
qe1e 5l1r Is. reip. SO. Sabresperi amm=
Iung bes StoatsberbonoeS rno Der
9. u. &. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bon Nein1elota. M0ge 6ieie &otboli-
fe1uperi ammIl1ng bon @ottes Segen
bealeitet iei1l unb moge bieielbe sur
gbre @ottes uno 1einer FL. &trde
reidlide 6riidte tragen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

9ie Maiem nnb Sic Sbren, Sic Bic
&o{ofen tpebrloien 9eltten in Sitpreu=
fen obgeihnitten baben, 1oute11 tie
bem &onige bon england als 3ei@en
ibrer grgebenbeit iiberi enoen. Mns
mebrfaden @rii11ben mare 6oS ein
m1Beror6e1tIi4 paiienoes @%ngebinoe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-08
MT. VERNON

, Miss Alma Woods of Dorchester,
Mass, is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Alonzo B. Carson
The Misses Stephanie and Marie
Heringer of Waterbury, CT, are guests
of Miss Myrtle Robinson.
Rev. and Mrs, H. C. Glidden and
family have returned from their va
cation.
, The meeting of the B. F. NJ. Society
was entertained by Mrs. H w Foss
and Mrs. f. A. Searles at their sum-
mer homes on Russ Point Thursday
afternoon. A most delightful time is
reported
Mr.. and Mrs James MeKenney of
Augusta were calling on the later's
sister, Mrs. Eben Leighton Wednes-
day, Mr.. and Mrs. McKenney were
called to town on account of the Sc
we're Illness of her sister, Mrs. vesta
Craig. Mrs. Craig is suffering from a
paralytic shock. She is the fifth sister
to become thus afflicted. Three of them
have died. Mrs. Leighton has been al
most helpless for 10 wears but still re-
tatns all her mental activities and is
wonderfully bright and cheerful.
The Baptist Foreign Missionary So
ciety will hold a fair next Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock at lower Mason
ic hall. At this time all kinds of fan
cy articles. cooked food and ice cream
will be on SALE
Mrs. Hatch. sister of ]. F. Ham
mond, has returned to her home in
Los Angeles, Cal, after having visit
ed her people for two months. Mrs
Hammond is at her cottage at Ocean
Point and has as guests her brother
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Bean.
j. Frank Hammond passed Wednes-
day in Augusta
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Carson of
West Somerville are passing this
month in town, the guests of relatives.
Frank R. Doten of Columbus, Ohio,
is visiting DR.. and Mrs. H. F. Shaw
Mrs. J. Frank Hammond is passing
some time at Ocean Point.
Among recent visitors in town were:
MIR. and Mrs. W. D. Hutchins and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Harry Chamberlain of
Augusta; Miss Hattie Andres and Mr.
and Mrs. w. B. Kendall of Bowdoin-
ham.
H. w. Weber is passing a few days
at Old Orchard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-08
SIDNEY

| WEST.-Selena Mae Gilby of Litch-
| field was a guest, Sunday, of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Allard.
Eugene l.. Morgan of Randolph,
who has been enjoying a vacation OF
a week with his aunt, Mrs. Charles
Allard, returned home Sunday.
Everett Black, who is employed az
the Insane Hospital. Augusta, was a
visitor Sunday of MIR. Allard and Mr.
| GiIby
Mrs. Marcellus Blaisdell and grand
son, Everett, of Bates '16 were recent
callers on Mrs. Hall C. Bowman, who
is passing a few weeks with her pa
rents.
All are pleased to see Henry L. Ward
Of Matapan, Mass, who is in town
calling on old neighbors and friends.
Everett Blaisdell left Monday for
Monmouth, where he has gone for a
few weeks to work in a Boys Camp"
Mrs. Charles Woodman and daugh-
ter, Miss Lillian of Somerville, Mass,
and Miss Maud H. Cummings Of Bel
grade have been callers in this section.
Miss Susie E. Lovejoy returned last
week from Crowley's Junction. where
she had been the guest of her cousins
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Knowles
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hawkes. of Man.
chester, Me-, and Mrs. Walter Meader
of Rochester, N. H, were guests
Thursday of Miss Josephine Wyman-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Swift, and Mr..
and Mrs. Sanford Philbrook and Miss
Dorothy Swift passed the day at ISL
and Park Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swift and Mr.
and Mrs. Sanford Philbrook with
friends from Oakland went to Kineo
Sunday, making the trip in their auto.
Howard Trask of Revere is in town
to see his sister, Mrs. E. L. Swift, who
is confined to her bed as the result OF
burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Waite. Mr.. and
Mrs George Houlton and daughter.
Vera. Sidney; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bartlett of Oakland. have been recent
callers of Mrs. E. L. Swift.
The monthly covenant meeting of
the West Sidney Baptist church will
be held Saturday. Aug at o'clock.
All are invited to attend as there is
business of importance to transact
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-08
'CUNG. KAHN Ut /.
CALIFORNIA TO
SPEAK TUESDAY
AT|SLAND PARK
With Gov. Haines and
Cong. Peters for Rally
Of Republicans

The Republican rally to be held at
Island Park Tuesday, Aug. IL, Is Ger
tainly going to be a big success as
the reports from the various towns in
the county show that unusual interest
is being taken in the affair.
The committee in charge of the
meeting wish to announce that spe-
cial electrics and autos will be wait
ing the arrival of the Tuesday morn
ing trains to transport those attending
the scene Of the festivities.
The clam bake is going to be one
of the big features of the day 1t is
a novelty to attend clam bake on
the shores of a fresh water lake far
from the smell OF the salt water. Men
from oxford and Somerset Counties
have told the committee they were
coming. partly to see one of the fam
Gus kennebec "bakes'' and to enjoy the
fine program of the afternoon meeting.
The speakers for the afternoon
meeting at 100 will be Governor VIM.
T. Haines, Congressman John A. Pc
tiers and Julius Kahn, Congressman
from California.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-08

defeated to in fast game. The con-
test will be started at 3.15 sharp.
John w. Powell has returned to the
Branch from a pass to Boston.
Joseph P. Mccarthy left the Branch
Friday on furlough to visit relatives in
Boston.
Edward Sweeney late Co. G, seth Mass.
Inf, has been granted discharge from
the Home.
George Hollis, late Co. G. 4th Mass II.
A, and Daniel Donovan. late Co l, I'd
Me. Inf, have been dropped from the
rolls of the Home.
The funeral of the late Edward R. Co.
burn will be held from the Home chapel
at P. NJ. Saturday, Rev. J. E. Cochrane
officiating.
The returns from furloughs Friday
We're: George Keith from Calais, James
A Olney' from -Pawtucket, Thomas w.
Baird from Springfield and Eben A.
Witherell and John Hall from Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-08
NATIONAL HOME.

Officer OF the day. Capt. George I
Brown
Sewal w Gilchrist of Machias, late
9Th Battery. First Battalion. Me. L. A.
has been admitted.
William J. Frain. late Co. B. LIST N. H.
Int, and Albert n. Larivee. late Co. c.
list Me. Inf. have been dropped from the
Branch rolls.
William C. Phillips OF Boston. late Co.
G. ID U. S. Art: Charles E. Kimball of
Ashland, late Co. c. 5th Mass. Inf, and
Christopher Hamel of Portland late ma
Wy. former members. have been readmit-
ted.
Religious services at the Home chapel
will be held Sunday morning as follows:
Mass and sermon by Rev. FIR. Michigan
at SIS. and Protestant services by Rev.
J. E. Cochrane at 1880 O'Clock
The baseball game for this afternoon
will be with the fast Bowdoin Center
nine which played here June % and was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-08

Henry Norris, foreman of the repair
crew of the New England Tel. & Tel.
Co.. received a severe blow on the
head shortly before o'clock Friday
afternoon which knocked him down
and which proved narrow escape
from serious injury. The crew was
working on State street near the new
Y. M. c. A. building for the purpose
of taking out a terminal pole in front
of the building and moving it to a
point about 100 feet north of its pres
emit location, in connection with which
the old cable was pulled out and a
new one substituted. A cable reel had
been lacked up and by the slipping
of the blocking a piece of timber
struck Mr.. Norris over the right eye,
infiicting ragged cut which extended
from the edge Of the hair back for a
distance of nearly two inches. He was
taken to the Office of a surgeon where
the wound was dressed. +-''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-08


Train 10. which goes east from Au-
gusta at 800 P. NJ, was run through
in two sections Friday afternoon, the
second section being made up of IL
coaches and four parlor cars. This lat
ter train was bound for Vancehoro for
the purpose Of bringing through some
of the passengers of the Cunard Line
Mauritania which arrived at Halifax,
N. s., Thursday morning with more
than 1900 Americans fleeing from Eu-
rope. The first of these passengers to
pass through Augusta on the way to
their homes arrived at $50 Friday aft
ernoon on special train running as
second section of Train l02, the
westbound express leaving Augusta
at t.o5 p. NJ, the train being made up
of three Canadian Pacific first class
cars and the Intercolonial Railway
parlor car Richelieu. The train made
no stop at this city,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-08

When it comes to raising potatoes
Senator Frank L. Dutton of Sewall
street is one of the successful city
agriculturists who conduct a garden
patch in connection with their homes
partly for recreation and party for the
sake of the satisfaction which comes
from raising ones own vegetables and
garden sass" Senator Dutton had
one exhibition Friday at the barber
shop of A. II. Chadbourne, who by the
way is another wellknown represen-
tative of the above class of tillers of
the soil, box of potatoes which he
had dug that morning. There were
nine of the tubers, all of which came
from one hill and the combined weight
of which was five and one half pounds.
They were all of good size and fine
looking potatoes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-08

Chief Engineer Buckley of the fire
department. who had been investigat-
ing the sending in of the fire alarm of
Wednesday evening. traced the author
ship of the act to three little boys.
none of whom were over 10 years of
age. He was at first disposed to
bring the youngsters into court but
later decided to settle the matter him
self,Swhich he did by giving the young
sters lecture that they will not soon
forget. He ascertained that the rea
som why the boys pulled in the alarm;
was\that they wanted to see tho
horses run"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-08
Fred J. Roberts went to Lewiston,

Fred ]. Roberts went to Lewiston
Friday.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs John Small
who went TO Hebron for treatment is
reported not as well.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ Mariner from
Tucson. Ariz, arrived in Lisbon Falls
Wednesday afternoon and passed
Wednesday night and Thursday with
Mrs. Mariners sister, Mrs. Albert Cur
tbs. Mrs. Mariner will go to the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O.
Roberts today, while Mr.. Mariner will
go to Gardiner TO visit his sisters, later
he will join Mrs. Mariner at the home
of her parents. She will pass the most
of her time with her parents and
brother Fred Roberts and family.