davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
35sglnrs @rDnnpsSna.

Mrs. Abel Souglan0, Storp Gitp,
bopoe iorIeocn SpnOag ppret giite
/ 80 gar. &c blep / Sen a~nIeoning
0lT0cIig ouerraifet al line Barn %
Narnebarn, ion ~tiQigemeo ct 9(ntal
&elrncr og Naboer in0innot Jig /
0crca Silent fpr at pnite tiapffc me0
2agen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Sposialo / California. Gn al 81

Qonlle oanife Eionercr, Gonia3 ior-
lie GuerprGiiOtlt, .. q. @eitpbnl,
aigif iorrige &orOag peo Gp0cn. Gen
TOM life upentct, ga Ben &ort9on8ne
bapoe lfruntct / IGn9ere Sl0. Ss-
car Eunf @citpbnl pur loot / SOL
bpf, SiUQan0, Tor 81 Nnr iiocn.
Som ma Wton0 rcilte ban til 9lnre-
rita % fom ior ca. 3S Nnr iioen
I'll IIamcoa, buor ban bar boet Iige
iioen. ! mango Iar bar ban bapt
llbr- % SupcI'orretning. Cen Bort
gongne eiterIo0er Gnfe, Morie @e't-
pbal, liant en- SDu % en- Satter %
10 Turnebnrn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
DC g~ronoIfaoe beIsb fla til $685..

Ieoc g~ranbifabe beIsb fig til $685..
600, meo $4,000 Isiurance. 5or,
ltoen "Sribune" bapoe "Spenifa
SoIfets SiOnins", "Sriblu,e-S tar"
"SSourtoI" og ct. TauI Rioneer
TreiS" aontorer / gpgningen.
aunitnlaIer Serbjsrn Galrita bapbe
netop inbreoet ct gtelier / treble
Gtage; bans Sumling af 100 9il.
leoer bleu 2lternes Stop.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
fra Oereensfrioen.
Scrtiniiclie ira sihe 1

S~crtlGiiclic fra Sthe 1
bcIaiife Soueofpartcr. 2ieeiao meO
@or0eaur % FariS.
Noar rmotn9es noale fao Sfog.
po0tcrc iinbc& Der inqen SoIooicr /
General SoiireS 2dnhSbp. @eien
til % ira &~ono@bncn bcpo8tcS al
@cna0ornter Oanopoliti).
Sorou 0c commandments @cne.
rolcra @opcofuortcrcr plcicNc Oct
tibIilcrc at oriuIc al Sr0onnnicr "a
Ncitc. mems Npticrc nitono'clig
iprUnNtc ircm % tilba9c neo N}cl-
0inacr cucr 9cioIingcr. Fdo %cGc-
pIo0icn ioran set lille @onoebnitolc.
bitS, bpor General &oiire bar it
Nopeofportcr, itoar Der I AO0 %
RUffc ira f. til 30 frnitile Niito-
mobiIcr. Wicu intct Norn lp0cr. 0e
itorc N}oifincr tommcr oG gaor title
"a nolcit.
III ol til bar Nouc0fportcrct Sc
irl al NcprUientmntcn ira oct bri-
title ari92miniitcrimM 0berit 9ar0c.
Buffer, al Sen r@l2iiifc NiiIltrr.
HRcnt, al en- Ciiiccr ira 6rontcn
cacr al en- GclClot ira &e9icringcn
/ @orocauu. men / AlminocligbcO er
Der fun liocu 9@lerelic omfring So
ucotoartcrct. 9lac Micl0inGcr moo.
toQc9 pr. Gclclroi o0 ale &ciaIin-
ger Qaar I'D li0c0on.
Goor General &oiirc bcioQcr en-
al line 6 Nrmcer2 @oueofoortcrcr,
reiicr IAN / en- Automobil, bpori cr
iuorcttct ct iuloitUn0iGt aoutor mcO
oQ @rcicr.
Zen hJltc Nrrimrfc.
Gu halpoiiiciel N}eo0clelic ire
&ori3 Sem lite Gcccn1bcr mc00eIer,
at (niflon0 ior nrrprrcnNc bar til
lin Giipoiitiou 25la Nrmcforp9 al
u'I'pC "r''r' '''"I oP'sElv'
2lla Imoo 6rnntrlA % / moo Alls'
fnrns ,,,or So o5ll oorns =, 9rorf.
81, a., Mrr,i,n ., iOlI n,n o,tiron.
~, oir;cr fl, Gei,r,cn tiliounIrr
h,r or,,,n e~rfronn 5sI.. 9lrnc.
torns n,, finntnpr no0 So n Arm.
A., ~, ioo 9rrmrforns INN 0rt
rnli, blcr pooit1oct Al Sen tpifc Nc.
,iorir1 pouhpnarnct nor cnNho life
rrln,, mco b,rl WI hrttr bor Sc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Set nurifc Natiunnliurbnno

@ro0tlpu bar bcpilget 500 iii pr.
bci0et ior en- r0roig norit &eprpien-
totion ucO Observation-Disclosures i
Sam Granci9co. Z. @cniou, DR..
Tonfol2ru0, Wir2. Glaro Mintbiien al
u. Noberg oalgte5 iom Grtra-
oelcg0ter, iiOiuiUunte til al lungcrc
ior ct Nar, 0c oprigc ior to.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Mnlnhrnnnu.

@nlobrnllnp. Nlu0relp Gitbp oQ
&ultrl icirc0e Den lite Napcmber
lit @uIobrpllup / 9tormail, Mulb.
&c bar beet Oeru0e iiOen 1887, ga
Re fom ira Otter Gail Gountp,
NIinn. Fnrrct uooanorcoc ira Nor-
&c til Nnlerifu / 1866 og booze Ben
ioritc Gio citer Nntomitun bio /
MiMLnnO &oNltn. Mis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Norifc Sproaflasicr ! Srunr. 60

&c "@lippen", Senncr al Norge, /
gronr, bar beillittet iig til at op'
rette ct Spro9furiuS i Norif for
Barn / SilfGIoe ct tiIItrGffelist an.
tal meloer Tia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Tlnttcr til Sppfone.
Taitor s.

s. Sborpe i @elfieIo, q. Gaf., bar
mootaget aaIo fra Den Sorenebe
airfcS Mcnigbeo / Spofnne, @aib.,
og bar beltenlt fig til at flptte oerllo
ierit / December.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Cen norifc @rnbcr, Ginar Suhan.

len, panOt iorleoen after Ell Seir
pe0 Srp0ningen / Boston Opera
Souic, i0et ban beieirebe Sran5
Wfllacr; isrite Smgmng porebe IA
Niiulter; men ben nn0en gif fort,
i9et Wtuaer allere0e bar bcielret
eiter 4 Minuters Sorleb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Vorrona.Krcnif

Vaitor 3. 6. 8pe / Eoint Gid.
mono, u. q. bar iaat aaIb ira
Sorf @aIlep, SaIem, 2ittIe Sauf
og Sallf Center Wenig6coer, @inn.,
az Den 3orenebe airfe, Hoitor 81.
u. Goamme1ls iorrige aaIo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

"Nuis scr res hpcrt cncitc College
"a NoiifoIc / Snnoct," itripcr Ct
omerifauif @Ino. "iorQcoc5 ior, al
Glcucrnc blcp mocrpiit / %oobcu
brig % aipct @|InIcbuin9 til at ~
lprc3 / olminocIig AfiIitHropcIie.
ON ser life blcp benpttct mere emo
70 Elmer ON llQcn bcriiI. lnn uiI0t
llncIe Sam ON life rel lrn9e hnuc
0cn ~itrritc Ncicrucormc / &crocE
gllt. oiaie 9ieierpetroppcr piIoc be-
bepe ior al trEoe / oftio Gicncils,
or SET militTre lloitpr. 0crmc Or0
ming piIoc foitc 2an6ct bare en- Nro,
sci al, bpuo Ser uObciolc3 til en- iIoa-
cnoc Npr." @luoct icier til, al Set
tc oQioa uiloc pare en- u1tc Demo
i%rntiit" Nian0e at Ioic 6oripnr9pro-
blentct pad.
ga, mon oct? @iloc set life ma
rcre uopifle iig iii nctop set mobiot
1c? Set fan pare bra uof, al can
nets uuQe W}Uno lUrcr ii1 al brlldt
Tnnbcn men at %Nnlconiu0cn 0Crtil
ituloc i%orbebol0c5 Sc iorbolo2ui9
i0n. lonl i|rctUcutcrer n boIcrc Sto
lie, turoe bli ct iorlilt experiment.
81 lenocnicu i 6or'Ingct CT Nc2ll-
Sen, Innca oct Is, tcmmclIN militia
riitj't. 9ieiultntct pll0c toulic Bit
al ri tom til at itabc &utcrc2ic ior
Aril %innrcrc cnO ior 6rcO A
cftlrot lonl man bar llort Oct i en-
tcltc curoprlltc Canoe, buor llnQQut
fen oplurc3 Ill at ic lit &0cal i Sri
gcrcn % OpornBcIicn beaulocr mco.
at ban ltoI legt meo IlniolOater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
SplO6rnnup.

S%bIObrDlnp. Wr. % Wfrs. 5.
Sau9on / Eortlonb, Cre9on, blcp
ben 16oe Hopembcr operraifct al
line Tcnter / Irle0ring al lin
Selpbrpailpsoaa. st mutt SsIu
aaifcieroice blep operratt Dem iom
0ape.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Gnoel %lnOreOattprcr har ali be-

Gnocl WnOreOnttprcr har alt be
Quuoi Wc0 al UTI6e <o't til NrUli
oeut 1916. "a. hoiS en- Hnnnoiulo
oooc GoriUttor "a iromme 2nitcr
tumoc oPI8e ham, ioo tumoe man f.,
oaioa sicrnc rcntc Iiot. Get QirISc,
lite oItio iol'o.o life i @olitif. at
Den, ION er ierit noe. ioor 'crit
ma,ei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

@elcroI BON Ninocnblir5 er npIia
ionGont III 6eItmorifaIf iom @eIsn.
ior miIiirre 6oriieneiter. San
er noen Evil Ell al SpitIanos melt
popuIGre @RuS nctop MI. % oct for
! benne GorbiuNcIic bnpe lin Sutcr
este at 9Iensiue Ell Iiben 9iitorie, Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
TsSielsSaa. Wrs. Sfc[brcb. Vrp.

Iioerlt ior 2oge Gonpalcn, Setre al
Nor9e, / Boston, bopOe iorleben
8~eburt@oag. Gn Gel al Weolem.
mernc inoionbt iig / 4nleoning al
Gogcn / benoes Stem / Stamford
ior at g~rntulere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

9aar rmNt / TreSien. I'll ct al Ger.
Inns |oittoniorer bleo inbleperet ct
|oittort, ~abreSieret iii oen populP.
reite Mano / SpIflono % Eoitauto.
riicterne ienotc oct "a ubcn pihere
6ormolitcter I'll 80 @cnerol non Sin.
oenburg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

! 5npnn itanr, iom belicnni,
apinoen life piocrc hoit i Nl,ra. q,
iortulle2 ON Ell i~npunif Nor, iom
pao Sper92mooI onL bpormon6e
Barn bun hauoe, ipnrc0c: Seq bar
baot en- Scn "a 10 SIuiicIicr" Is
= 10 2rire. Otter huoo ser mc0
ocle@ ira 0apoii, bpor &apaucrm
or melct inirigc horcr Oct life ii
z ieI0enbooorne bIonot sc 0crurrcno.
1apauite apinoer at ito0t pla notiaa
uoprU3c0c GrempIorer Al Suiiroge;
9lrten. Ce err 4}emeitcr, oe o9iaa,
n1or be Fare tommcr bort ira lit INe
0r1.an0 ~ SEN (yooition iom bar
0.,rt ocm II, iutotitgcnoc &ricucr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

tnItr ,su,o,p o,s s,1rit Jvsr i5w 1901 81 rr r,i
ONO - nrot.u Iowa rsurh IE Au - coset'ss -
b,tr S. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Ir. on Wtrs. 6. 6. &i(anS

@aoiion, @is., CAB Sreoae ocn
27oe Nopember en- Miooae / lit
Stem, 416 @eit Niilin Street, /
anIeoning al fin Selobrpaupsong.
Stlcrtc por imogfulbt Oeforeret for
Sen iiGIone anIeoning. Otter Mio.
bagen blep @iGiterre imberboIot
mco Sang og Mi,iif. st itsrre gn'
tai pafre @oper bleu ifi9rtfet bem al
tiliteoepprcnoe % fraoGrenbe @ell-
ner. 9lanot Dem, iom oeltog /
Sslbbrpauppet, bar TO al Dem, iom
baboe ppret @~rloepiger peb Nr. og
Mrs. ailanos @rp0,,p for % gar
iioen, Wrs. Soiepb Shneioer og
Mrs. Or. g. 6. Genlmen ira Chi.
cago; ligeleoes @ribeipenoen 60.
marc Carton ira Chicago, SGinois.
Wr. % Wrs. ailano blep ngtepiet
/ W~onitolpoc, @is. Sc bar fire
Barn, bOoraf De TO mt eaar pua
Ssiifolen / Wabiion. Gen plbite
Spn Dor / Wanfnto, Winn., og en-
nnben Son er aabet peo Siefrigs-
ifolen / annapolis. SIR. aiIanb er
Sltlomrgtig / @isconiins Sire
Waribal"s Separtement | Iabiion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Chieaee Vrobuftmasfee.

epmaMiueu ~Susterrer" or mpotaden
poe Sroen. % Den er nIi ~ fan rnIe en-
SnrnTiue al cGre. Sen eirr gooi grbeiSs
90 ooar LEI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

tet, oa ga Ran iorIoo @pen rdobte De
al fine 2ungcrS iuloe Strait: "SPrge
leoe Sranfrig - 2Gftge lepe oct
ironife Glias!"
500 Wincr.
2on6on lite Iet. - Ser poo.
itoucS, at 500 tnife "Ieocnhc" Niner
err itrcct no / 6et oobne Ntloltterbau
~tpcrSoper sc en1eIif.onerifanife San
0eI5. oQ VoSioQer-Ruter. Berlin"
cr oct Glib ion ifol booe bci5r1et
hennc Mincii6srQnino. Get hnr me
get liz Ipn1er % Longer nornoper o9
hol0t liz nofina nUr 2on0, ia enoog
IciliNbco@piS ifiult liz / oe norife
Tior0c. Cmiiocr qjoroe Sfibet Ell
itor Suing opun0cr SaIono % riinot
mos Sno iii oe melt troiifcrtc Ntlnn.
tcrhnu@rutcr. Eoo @icnpeien blep
"@crliu" ioo boor0t iorililat, of oct
blcu naot iii at innlttc mo | Srono-
hicm5iiorbcn iii E~ron0hicm o9 ooer'
Qipc iiN til be rorifc Mpnoi9beoer.
Mcn Sfibct5 Ghci mcnte Oel, at bet
por life ioo iorIiQ me0 bette, FOR GA
"NerIin" oQcreoe u0iert lit
9Grinoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

Tnrnietb taller. Sra "Noro. Sib."s
&orreiponbent / TbilabeIpbia inbe.
bolOer @laoet folgcnbe: Gen fjenote
Noromanb InOrem fSlrllietb Dar /
iibite llgc opbolbt fig / Tbilabel.
pbia paa Gruir0 al ben itore 2obor
&onpention, Der ianbt Steb Der.
San bar afboIot flere Mpoer, og
Here @onge bar ban talt / Union
@aa for Sienpnb. Senoag 81
termi0oog Sen 15be % Snsoas Sen
1Sbe talte ban / Snlen peo SIP.
monoSfirfen, $50 2. Sront Ct, %
hans Gale par iulo at SntereSie.
&alcn bar aloeles iulopuffet, iaa at
marge montte itaa noe / SGIcpGrcl-
iet. Tltrllictb bar Niort megct for
Sicmlanositanben beroper. Get ifpl-
oca bans Nrbeioe, at 3 @aanebers
TorifuoSbpre blcp Itanb'et for Sic'
mpno for nogle glar iioen, ioa at
Oe ilelte al oeri, iom glennem Iar
hapbc giort Jig rigc pna Slptolfenes
Netoiming, nj er noe al Sorrets
ming. Set iagbcs ocngang, at oct
pilOc bli boarot Tor bore Siegutter,
llanr Be life flln0e iao Soriflt0 paa
&prcn, % BET ianme berer mon MI
ON Den me Sop, iom ban ioger at
iaa %giennenisrt / &on9resien. s
lin Gale piier Suruictb, at ban peo,
huuo ban taller ON, og ban rorltaar
at Doloe fine Silbercre / SpGnoing;
pes Sc mango Incf0oter ira Sipli.
pet, bolot ban i'm 6oriomling / ct
Goot Numer, og ga ban bar fGroig
mco i'm Gale br0o oct no / Ell ltor-
men0c NpplnuS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
RiIpaufee &crnmarfeo.
@imnipee &ornmarfeo.
EmImtb &ornpriSer.

N>,F3i
stl1ttp
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-03-02
Community Concert
Sunday Afternoon

The attendance at the community con-
cert Sunday afternoon was not exceed
ingly large, due to the weather condi-
tons, but those attending passed an hour
of much satisfaction Miss Cora Presson
of Hallowell was the soloist and her Sc
iections and rendition were highly pleas
ing Miss Presson is the possessor of a
soprano voice of charming freshness and
power. Miss Potter accompanied her
with violin obligato to one selection. The
program:
Orpheus Overture, Orchestra
"Oh, That We Two Were Maying,"
Tenor and Soprano
Melody, Orchestra
Silent Night Trio
Argentina Dance, Orchestra
Marsaniello Overture, Orchestra
Solo-"Grass and Roses" Miss Presson
Encore-"Just for Today
Tenor solo-"In Old Madrid"
Handel's Largo. String Oschestra
''The Skylark,' Ellen Beach Yaw
Violin Solo-"Kavatina-'
Baritone Solo--.Kathleen Mavourneen.
Overture-"Poet and Peasant"
Ben Hur Chariot Race"
Soprano solo, Miss Presson
Violin obligato by Miss POTTERY
Encore-"Now the Day Is Ended.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-03-02
WEST GARDINER.

Mrs. Alice Hinckley went to Portland
on business Wednesday, returning on the
O'Clock train.
Harry Hinckley is out again after be-
ing confined to the house about a month.
POND ROAD.-Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Nelson of Gardiner We're weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Per-
kins.
Mr.. and Mrs E. l.. Norton were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dingley of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Emery of Gar
diner passed Saturday night and Sun
day with Mr., Emery's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. !. w. Emery.
A chimney at the residence of j. w.
I.unt burned out Wednesday, causing
quite G. little excitement for a time.
But for the timely assistance Of neigh
bors, the fire would have proved much
more serious.
Mrs. Matte Mitchell of Litchfield
was a visitor at ]. w. Emerys We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olive Merrill visited
friends in town, Thursday.
The mild weather Of the past few
days has been doubly welcome after
the severe weather of the past sew
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-03-02
HIGH HONORS
COME TO SON
OF GARDINER,
HOMER R.DILL

State of Maine friends of Prof. Hon.
er r. Dill, and they are many, will
be gratified to learn that his services
in his chosen profession are meeting
with we'll merited reward. Gardiner
has an especial interest in him and
his work as he received his education
in her schools and resided here for
many years The following from the
Iowa City Press is of interest:
A high honor has come to Professor
Homer r. Dill, at the Iowa University
museum, who has been rendered the
post Of director of the biological mu-
scum at the University of Illinois un-
der alluring conditions.
1t has been feared that the able
Iowan would resign, and accept the
call to Champaign but it is stated now
by those in a position to predict that
Prof. Dill will stay at the State Uni
versity of Iowa.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-03-02

W. G. Barker Co, has opened its new
store on Water street with new stock
of mems clothing and haberdashery. Two
enormous floral pieces were hung in the
store. one in the shape of large horse
shoe of American Beauty roses, fern,
trailing vine, sweet pea and other perfect
blossoms, to which was attached the
card of Leopold, Morse Company with
an enormous bow of silk ribbon bearing
the inscription For Success Equally
beautiful was the huge basket of roses.
piAks, sweet pea, ferns and vines-not
a whit less impressive-presented by the
Hawley, Fulsom co.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-03-02
LEARN THE SECRET
OF KEEPING YOUNG
BOD Digestion Necessary Try
Mi-o-na for Stomach Ills.

1t is what you eat that causes most
of your discomfort. Nearly all dis
eases have their origin in the stomach
and bowels.
If you have coated tongue-nerves
on edge, headache, heartburn, lack an
appetite, and your stomach is sour.
gassy and generally upset you need
Mi-o-na at once. 1t quickly and sure
ly stops stomach misery. 1t Is a di-
gestive giving quick relief in acute
stomach distress and second to none
as a stomach and intestinal tonic to
build up the digestive organs. II
soothes the irrttated membrane and
increases the flow of the digestive
juices so that the stomach is always
ready to care for the food as nature
intended.
If you over-tax the stomach and
bowels they cannot properly digest
your food and you are improperly
nourished-your resistance Is low
you are lacking in vitality-you grow
old before your time.
Get a fifty cent box Of Mi-o-na now
-today-delays are dangerous. AL
ways keep 1t with you at home. OF
travelling. BoWditch & Webster Co
and druggists everywhere.
Sold and guaranteed in Gardiner by
Jackson RroS-Ady
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-03-02
HAD NOSE FOR NEWS.
He Got "Scoop" by Knowing Cabi =
net Minister'S Weakness.

How a cabinet secret was revealed
in a most amazing fashion by a needy
and adventurous penny a liner at the
end OF his resources Is related by Mr.
]. D. Symon in THE Press and Its
Story" 1t was during the administra-
ton of the Duke of Wellington, at a
juncture when the opposition would
have given anything for some hint of
the ca abinet's policy The Secret was
we'll guarded until one evening just at
the rising of the house, penny a
liner, who had been hanging about
Westminster waiting for something to
turn up, saw the duke emerge from
the house of lords accompanied by one
of his colleagues.
Now, the duke in his later years was
very hard of hearing and cherished
that not uncommon illusion of the
deaf, that in order to make other peo-
pie hear he, too, must shout. 1t oc-
Cured to the scribe that If he would
only follow the prime minister he
might hear something to his advan-
tage.
The night was dark, so the penny a
liner managed to keep well within ear
shot and yet to escape remark by those
he was following. He had not gone
very far before he knew he was in
luck's way. The duke was actually
talking about the situation in his usual
loud tones and gradually proceeded to
unfold the policy of the cabinet. The
penny O. liner listened with all his ears
and kept within range Of the minister
all the way to Apsley house. Thereup-
on with beating heart. he sought some
friendly refuge and committed his dis
covery to writing. This done, he lost
no time in calling upon the editor of
one Of the leading opposition papers.
The editor glanced over. the article
and was thunderstruck when he rea-
lized its nature. Here was the very
thing for which the party had been
praying Naturally the editor inquired
how so uninfluential person could
have come by such very private infor-
nation. Being satisfied. however, of
the truth of the mans story, he decid-
ed to print 1t and gave the reporter a
handsome check for his enterprise
Next day the appearance Of the news,
REINFORCED by a leading article. spread
CONSERVATION in the government camp.
Who was the traitor
Somewhat of hue and cry was
raised, and the dukes friend fell un-
der suspicion. Relations between the
prime minister and his colleague were
in fact somewhat strained. until at
last the true story of the remarkable
discovery was given to the world.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-03-02
The Final Settlement Tonight.

With good Endorsements by the press
of all cities where they have played this
season, the Avery Strong Stock Co. comes
to the Coliseum today for return en-
gagement of one week except Friday. The
plays TO be offered include the great New
York dramatic success Beyond the
Law" the sensational Western comedy
"A Texas Ranger" "The Final Settle
ment." .Driftwood,' For Mothers s
Sake" 'The Powers That Be" and The
Girl of Eagle Ranch" Good specalties
between acts are promised. Seats now
on sale at box office, phone 112-M. The
play tonight is 1.-The Final Settlement
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-03-02
Duncan Sinclair.

Duncan Sinclair, aged e5 years. died
Saturday night at the Augusta General
hospital where he was taken on Feb.
23 for an operation. His condition.
however, was found to be such that an
operation would have been of no avail.
The remains were conveyed on Sun
day to the home of his daughter in
Randolph and will be taken to Pom
eroy Ridge, n. B., for interment. One
daughter, Mrs. Charles Stackpole, of
Randolph. and two sons, Clarence Of
Kelliher Mimi, and Maynard of Pome-
roy Ridge, n. b., survive.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-03-02
Woman's Beauty No Secret

1t all lies in the care she bestows upon
herself and in keeping at bay those dread
ills peculiar to her sex. The flashing eye,
the elastic step and the clear complexion
never accompany organic troubles. The
distressed expression, lassitude, head
aches and mental depression are only the
tell-tale symptoms. Women so troubled
should take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, that simple remedy
made from roots and herbs and restore
their health to normal eondition.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-03-02

The forestry branch of the land de-
partment of British Columbia has re-
ceived an inquiry from the land and
forest department of Ireland as to the
possibility of purchasing for foresta-
tion purposes a large quantity Of
seeds Of spruce and fir. as grown in
that province. 1t is thought that the
land and climate Of Ireland are suffi-
ciently like that of British Columbia
to permit these trees to be successfully
grown there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-03-02
FACTS THAT ARE FACTS,
VOTERS OF HAll0WELL
Schools.

The City government of last year
claim that they spent s9S7 on repairs
of schoelhouses. Is this large am
cunt considering all the school prop
erty there is and that they spent
nothing on them the year before?
Fire Department.
They claim that they have only ap-
propriated $500 in two years. ConsId-
erine the Importance and needs of this
department should it not have been
much more?
Poor Department.
The city government of last year
claim that they have surplus of Sl2o
They say nothing of deficiencies in
other departments if any
Voters, do you realize that the last
report shows an expenditure of S2SIS.24
for the year at the city farm? And
that there were only six inmates for
the entire year, and one person for
70 days? This figures out nearly s464
to each inmate or about SO per week
for each person. Is this a good show
ing?
Reduction of City Debt
Why should not the debt be reduced?
There has been assessed against the
tax payers the past two years and
they have paid it in, the sum of $1,000.
The debt should have been reduced
$4,000, but it has been reduced only
$500. What has become of the other
$500?
Tax Rate.
Tho citv ooyerpment claim that they
have reduced the tax rate the past
year. How did they do 1t? The es-
tate of Benz. Vaughan turned in for
taxation last year $250.000 of taxable
property. paying tax on this of over
$4,000. If it had not been for this Cod
send the tax rate would have scared
way above anything ever before
known in this city Is it honest to
claim credit for this, when they had
nothing whatever to do with it?
Street Lights.
Do you realize that the city gov
ernment have tied up the city for
$500 more per year for lights on Wa
ter street for the next ten years, CThey
say five years.. amounting to ssooo'
when there was no call for these
lights? Traders in Augusta say that
these new lights do not light up as
we'll as the old ones. Would it not
have been better to have spent some
of this money in lighting up some of
the dark back streets. where many
tax payers live, or building some new
primary school houese when there is
such a crying need of them?
Voters, look into these things and
put in men that will work for the
city's best interests.
CITIZEN.