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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-13

iiiat oaB ale 9rieic. mel6e ms
9Iuslano ge6en lmperihloiien 6leiben
miiiien and @ert56rieie. Gie aou5e
auspdrtiae goit iit inter militdriihe
9cuadung aeielt moroeu imo be-.
ionoero &niiruitiouen iino 0iterreidi.
ihen @eaniien an ser italicniihen
@rcu3e ert6eilt worocn, monod sic
Ginienoung italieniidcr 3eituugen
ucr5iiten miiiien. Seutc, melhe ita-
Iicniihe 3eiiungen eiu5uiAnugeelu
perhlhen wer0en idmer beitroit.
llnaoriihe 9eamte ueldc noA
Nlarmoros Sjiact 3uriidgefc6rt iiuo,
undoem Ole 9iliien Ole Staot pieoer
aerdiunt bdtteu berihten oaB BORT
fein Shooeu anaeridtct pur0e. Eic
9fnien 6o6eu weoer oic 9cuohner be.
ldiiigt nod eigentbum bei6doiat.
Ger ruiiiihc General bate oen Sim
mo6ncrn Der6oten ben Soloaten gei
iii9e @eirdnte 5li gg6eh 0oh 0urften
0ieie g'obunssmittel lmo Gi9arren
onnebmcn
9l rmee 6cformiu Stolien.
@aris. IL. Ctto6er. Ger &o.
pas-2Iaeutr miro ans Gom aemel.
oet oaB a6ni9 Gittor Gmauuel 0en
@cucra 3ppelli ols 9|adiolgcr @e.
norol @rau0i's sum @ricasminiiier
crnonnt bat.
Is bi0iio, Shmei3. II. Ctto6er
9e3iIglcb ser Defamation oes
@ran0i ais arRgsmini.
tier uno @enerdl.9icliteuant Goiio.
mis- ais llntcrieiret0r Oes aregs
miniiicriltms, lit Sol0euoes in Gr.
ia6rung aebrnht por0eu: 9lls 3n
9eainn oes Sa6res Siauor @olon.
oro ieiu Go6inet biloete. oiieriric er
oas @orteieuillc oes 2ricgsminiiiers
oem @eneral Rorro, Dem Gonnon.
oanton ser 0lilitdr.G Gioiiion in Nioi
an0 Ser 4rcnlicrniiniitcr lebntc
l6er, pom 6inal3miniiier lmo onOe.
rem NlitalleOern Der 9leaieumg lm.
crlliibt oic 5oroermg 0es @enc.
'als, ibm $i200O0.OOO ii6er Sen
Qlilitdrctat 3lr Geriiigun9 3u itel-
en- Inn oaS Seer pie er iagte. in
le60riaen Stano 5u iebcn alb, po.
'oni Scr @cueral feline Grnenmmg I
@cnerat @rouoi uo6m Damn SEN
Soften an 9alo oarauf itar6 @e.
Ieral @olio, ser G6ci oes itolicni.
den @eneraliiabes, lmO @cn st.
5rai Gaoorna icia 9ladiolaer, iono.
Die es 5eiBt Ole miIitdriibcn Ge.
otS leer. oie 9lrbeiteu an einem Tc.
ot mooerner 9lrt fam 6eaomen
ms oie otiioen ar0itc ouf Gin 0}ini-
um 6eirbrdnft.
General Gaoorna ioll aegcn 0ieien
siauo 0er Iiuae protcitirt 6o6en,
Ger 6ei Wcnerdl @ranoi Sen oas
.obinet tulteritiibte, feiu @e6or oe-
moeu boben, luei( man tcine Nlib.
immlnig 5miidca @arlament um0
entiie6eu laiien polltc.
9lls ser europdiihe &rieg 6caann,
rflartc @eucral Gaoorna, ais @ene,
3u reiianiren ueun olle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-13


gemorfen.
8aris, 12. Cfio6er. aur3 Dor
10 llbr 5elte &orniiiiag lieB Gin oeut.
ider Shiaapporat 9oniben 8mii1cn
1uei @iien6abu5iiae oii oem 9lor0.
8abnboie 6era6iaQan. Gic 3iiae
iolten 9ernoe auslauiat Ole Bonn.
ben arplooirten a6er uidt uno wur.
Ocn ipdter 3bei sun tief in Der groe
aenlnocn 9eiOe 3iige paren NIT
Faiiagieren aeiiiIlt,
Spdter mpr0e amtli1 bcfannt ac.
matt ooB Elm Eau6e.glcroplau am
&otnitta9 iiber 9Saris aeilogcn Ici
uno feds Bomber 0emorieu babe.
Stint iran3oiiihe 2uiiidiier iiieaen
am inlo periol9ten sen ocniidal
gufiihiiier @s ut elm nciles @e.
isbUa0er oraaliiirt moroen nm Die
oeittihen auiatiter 5u pcriolgen. Die
onoereu 9om6cn iielcn in Der 9lne
EondetJ aui oeii 8oulepdro 9eiiieres
un0 nii 0en BouleHoro Glid0. Sine
ou0ere 9pmbe, Die d6cr e6enioas
uht erpIooirte. ficl ia ct. Gnen ei
ner &orito0t non Garis, 9au5 nabe
elmer 9roBen 5arbeniaorif nieocr, IN
lpelher ids ein gebaltu nit $4,000
@aaouen @oioln bciinoet.
Eie 9llfifen gc0e9S ami
Sonoou l2. Cftober. Cine
uGeutro 9'elus0 1epeihc bon 9lom
beiaat oab eine Iepeide BON @etro.
ardo an oen nQleiiaaero~ erfldrt,
ooB Die 3uiiei Oie 9elagcritng Ser
s5cihua &8cmSl IN @aliliau aliige
aeben baben lun cine iiroteaiide go.
iition iiir ibren g2ioerltano geaeh
sic 0iierreidiid 0elitide 2lrmee 3u
Nontmt 8elfort an Die
" etbe2
2onopn ~. Gfto6er. Scr
aIailD @1ail" miro aus glmiteroont
0epcihirt 9erliaer 3eitin9en 6dtten
@tiroblditcr beraasaegeben IN mel (
dcn mitget6eiIt iUiiroe. ste 9ewo6ncr |
@ellorfs rdunien oie als niuen |
ncbmbor" eelteuoe 8eihng Gun Sii0
enoe oes iran56iiiben &eri6eioi |
amgsaiirtels 0a Bic gelte cine @e. |
idieBpug iiirc6tca 9eliort liegt IN
Dem irau5oiHdcu IepartclHent Nauie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-13

Abonncntcn, Die ben ,,9cntIdjen Gurres
lpgnocntcn" nifbt pinftlldj obcr inrcgels
maRla erbalicn, iin0 ge6eicn, Der Office
oapon per EcIcpbon Dber ibrigtlidD 9ilt.
ihciiuna an madlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-13
Stoatsietretar Don Sl(iuoiS 6cae6t
Scl6itmuro.

Sprin9fieto, SG, t2. Cft.
n @orrD gsooos, StootsiefretGr BON
SamoiS, beging belte0tor9en Selbii-
moro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

3c6ntouicnO 9er9lcutc in @cit &ir.
ginicn itcacn 0ic 9(r6cit cin
Sto6litulftlrr glrbcitcr beginner
glusitono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

9iaaro babe iO99lS 9lfticn Der
9}cp-Sooen an oic Bolton &oilrooO
@oloiug So. 81 $l5l pcrfouit, md5
reno oie ,9icm Gnglauo 9louigotion
50. al Oemiclbcn Gage iol6e 9lfticn
5u $40 gcfauit babe Ger 3eugc
antuortctc Dab cine iol6e EronSots
tion aus oen 9ii6ern Der 9Icws@aucn
nibt crii1tlih it,
:. W. $. Grim 9Srdiioent @lel-
lcn'9 9lmpalt, mics Oaroif bin Onb
.Q3cQeu bel ieiucr &crne6mlnq in 9oT
iton ausio9tc, cr babe imSa6rc 1901
ais nod fein @cicb ge9cn politii6c
9citrdgc al Gorporotionen beitanO,
aus cigcncn N}ittcln gcgen $102 600
fir 0oS rcpu6lifoniiAc 9totionol-Go.
mite mo pcri@ieoenc Staots-&omi-
ten 6cigcitcucrt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
Melh fiir 0rienoaluefe.

g8oi6ington, 2. Ntoi. ~ 9fe
pldicntont 6ibgeraIo, &oriieer OcS
9cpillieungS QluSi6uiicS, in0 9ic.
prGicntant &oD, DER &oriiBcnoc Ocs
N&ilitGrouSic6uiics, moren gcltern
init Dem &rdiioentcn g9ilion in 9c
rot6ung iibcr Oic 9cmilligung mO
telprucben oie ouf Dem SolcnOer Oes
&auies itebenoe 9feiohltion, mcl6e
poriiebt GooB Der filr Oic glrmcc be.
ni0nhcs9ctrag iofprt sur Geriiigtng
fcnclI ioll menn 0ic Gage IN Wicrito
cciien &erpenOung er6eiid6en iollte.
&crr 6ibgerol0 iogte, ooB Ole 9lr
nee 5mor groBcr lei, ais Dor einigcn
N9ultoten lnO oie 9luSguben bober
.els flInu pcrmltbet babe, oob cs obcr
oodj Tidlt wobri6einliA ici, OuB Oic
9tciohltion Die glrmcc 9cpilligun
gcn iOiort pcrfiigbor 5u MAIDEN, iid]
olS not9ig cruciicn peroe.
Serr SuD iogte, oie NtuBrcgcl iei
mir fiir ocn9totbioll geplont mo mif
ocn aalcnocr geiebt moroen. Serr
TiBgcroloc iogte ouA, Dab Ole Nta
rinc i6r Budget ni6t ii6eri6rcitc,
ituO OoB Die hir Oie 6lii1tlingc aus
Nicrfo bemilligten $500,000 nod
ser 9lniidt Der 6iibrcr i'm Solic Oic
oo5u uotDigcn @rtroouSeobcn Ocden
meroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
Der C5rMnSeiaentlnmsmarft.


@mOerbare Guhpidelung oeS Sia
Cop &orfs @cb6 & g96ite Of
ieriren nod cine 9ln5o6l i4oner
@umOitiide. Nm Der 9elair
&ooo werOen BON Der 9lanfner
Gealt So. gouiteaeu in Der 99il-
ion Gcrrace cnpfo6len. Gnt-
pideing Del S5omeiieoo.
Seine anoere GoritoOt lit in oen
lebten ISobren 10 in ocn GorOergruno
getretcn, ais 6ill Cop @nrf 6ei Nlt.
@ai6ington. Gie befannten @rilno-
itiids 9lgenten iobcn Dor eiiigen
So6ren Die 9lotllrid0nbeiten Ser @e-
qenOen llnD BADEN Olr6 &eri6one-
umgen inO 9lnlogen Die gon5e @e.
genO 81 einem Der genIdteten BlGbe
fiir @oritaot @igent6mn entudelt
0ie Gor5iige jener @egeno in ieOer
S5iliid)t iino 10 befannt OaB Die Sir
ma nlw menig Dtii6e onmonote, nm
Die 9uuitellen Oniclbit 81 perfoufen,
unO ieBt bietet oieielbe nod cine Pm
5a6l ib6ncr &duier nit @runo 5ll
perbdltuiBm1Big geringen Sreilen
alt Nan iebe nod Der gln3elge Der
8N. gSebb & g9bite an nnOerer
Stele OeS oGeuticbcu GorIlponOcn-
ten imO iiber5euge iid iclbit BON ocr
g9a6r6eit Der gemohtcu 9Iuga6en.
Cos 6o6rgelo nod SiI Eop Yart
6etrdgt nur fiini Gents.
@er Die @egenO oil Der 9clair
9iooO por5ie6t ioate 6eute nad Der
@ilion Ierracc ia6ren, no Die 9lgen.
ten Ser 9lonfner 0leoltp So. icOen
9cilcber sic 9luSmo6l loiien iid) eis
uen ser ic5onIten 9oupldbc allS5ulls
den. GaS 9ettcr lit id)on uno bic
StraBenba6n Gonoufteurc 5eigen
nit @crcitpilligfeit Die Stelle, no
man abitci0en muB, i'm nod Der
g9ilion Scrroce 5I gclongen 0ie Sir.
ma 5eigt inn rGeutiden Gorrcipon-
Ocntcn" an BOB Tie me6r iilr Oos an
3ulegeu0e @elO gibt, ais iid Der aon.
ier trdlmcu ldBt
Iie Observation-Disclosures
aif Dem @rlm0eigentblmlsmorfte
m16rcnO Scr per9ongenen @ode mar
ser glufoti bon fiinf glder unentwis
dclteni 9onO Ourh GOmorO s. Sol
laQher pou Srn. glOolpb Snie in
SomciteaO Gas 0jrtn0itiid lit Oen
Clifton @urf gegeniiber gcIegcn ino
ioQ ser @erfmlispreis imgef1br $40.
GOO 6ctragen 1oben Gas SonO 1T
n0rolid BON Der SoomelteaoltraBe,
iiiolih BON Ser AldOiionitraBe lmo
meitlCh BON Der @olfitroBe begren5t.
Ser aduier bat Sic 9lbiitbt, 1lO Sdu.
Ter si prridtcn Die cine @elOauSloge
non 100000 nothiN macbeh perOen.
0ie &auptiahe bel Oieien &erfanf IT
q0qul 0ig CbotioHe, OoB Die aroBan,
}iuiiten ser Sarior0- imO Dprf HoaO
qelc1enen @uuOitiide Der ferneret
GntpidclinN ofien ltebc1 perocn.
Die &. 4. @oQaA6er &caltu 80 IT
einc Ser QfoBtel SIrmen oieler gIrt III
bitHaer gtaDt Die 6irmo bat Sun.
Otrte pon S1nier1l in Dit Baltimore
crriditet iopie inn norOliden Sbeile
ser StnOt
,Ssrael 5il6erItein uelc6er IN ser
leBtcn 3eit e6enfaaS iiir Die Grid
tirnq bon @o6n- mO 9lpdrtenlents.
6Guicrn I'M nor0meitIiden Gbeile Der
StoOt berontiuortlid mar, bot Oielc
@odc einen onOeren aalif obgelhlol'
len. ais en- OoS @riuOltd an Der
Gde BON 9in0en .2lpemic inN Sroofs
Cane fGnilicb crpor6. Gr 9eOcntt
smci QroBerc 9lportenlcntsb0nler ani
Dem @tunOltiide 81 erribten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

9oiton @ioii, 2. @}oi. 0as
&ouenboot vGoitinc" fu6r geltern
om SpGhloc6uittog nod %cra Gru5
ob. OoS S6iff iit icit 10 Eogcn in
Ger Gbarlcstown giopD YorO umter
Scgclororc gewcien. 3ur 3cit be.
finocn ii6 nur nod 6pei groBc
&ricgsidific IN Ger GborleStomn
9oro nomlic6 Oic 99lbooc Sslano"
lno Die o9tort6 Carolina"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
glr6eiter. .g!naeleacn6clten.

3c6ntouicnO 9erglcutc in @cit Gir-
giuien itcacn oic 9(rbcit cin.
Sto6litulftlr 9lrbcitcr beginner
9lusitano.
GborIcitoL g9..Go.. ,. @ai.
3c6ntoulcno 9crglcittc inn &ano
pbon'cr &olcnbc5irf bobcn gcltcrn
ouf 9(ntrog BON Sobn @.gSbitc, Brd
iioent Der llniteo g9orfers Of glmeri.
ca, Oic 9(r6eit eingeiteat imo wobr
ic5cinliA oiirften olA Oic Derblicbe.
nen 0reitouieno i'm 2oufc OeS "a.
GcS ibrem 9ciipicl foIgen Ebomps
Gairnes, 9Srdiiocnt Ocs II. 0iitrif
tcS, iorOertc sic 9lr6eitcr alL bis
5nn formellen 9l6brud) Der Serbono.
llmgen nit Ocn @rubcn.9ciibern an
Ger 9lrbcit 5u blcibcn, er fono ober
fein @c66r. Die Scmiibrngcn bic
9crtrcter scr @ergleute umO Der
c'mbenbciieer inn &oitie oes Cages
5uiommen5u6ringen blicben erfol9
lcS.
0ic bon oen glrbcitcrn DOR einigct
SSoben geitGllteu 2l 6orocrimgen
icbulmpftcn inn Sauie Der 9crDono
hmgen nlf iiebcn mo oaln mlf orei
5uionmen. gls oic @ru6en6cliber
ali oieie nicbt onncbmen wollten, er-
flGrten ole 9ergleutc, IN ibrcr ytob.
gie6igfcit ni6t mciter gcbcn 81 mol
len.
Strtfcpon Sta6litruftur-
glrbeitern.
&onioS GitD, ,. Nloi. Nlc6r
oIs 200 Stoblitrufhlrarbciter in
Dem Giitrift, wcl6er oos mcitIi6c
N}iiiouri ooS meitIihc Ecras, 0as
mcitli6c 9lrfotios uno Sflobomo
lmfoBt, 6a6en gcitcrn cinen 0urd oie
&ofol Union Der ,Sntcrnotionalcn
9liiociotion BON 9riidcn ulo Stobl-
ltrrfturarbeitern ongcor0neten Stri'
fc bcgounen, Der Den 3med Bat cine
So6ner1o6ung bon fiimf mif iehs
Dollars per Gag Ourb8uieben IS
limo ic6r midtigc Sto6l unO Gfien
itruftur6olten in &onios GitU, ct.
,yoiep6, Nto, 8on @urcn 9lrf,
Whsfogcc H. Gulio. Gflo, im @on
&C. Oic, mie Die glrbciteriiibrer ia
gen, Ourcb Den Strife ofii5irt wcr.
Ocn.
Gtrifc.Don 3immcrleuten
GincinnotL 9brio, .. @fai.
Soicr lit 9eltcrn ein Strife bon
unioniitiiden 3immcrlentcn erfIort
morOen, pclMcr 1000 Nionn aifi5irt.
Gic 2clltc pcrlougencn cine &obner
b06lmo uno oie 9(rbcitergeber iino
oud nidt obgencigt, 0ic Sor0erlmg
5u 6emilligcn nbcr es bcitcbt oie
5dmicrigfeit, Dab oie 3immcrlcutc
oos 9ic6t bconipulhcn nimt on
@outen or6eiten 81 miiiicn an mel.
den audi ni6tunioniitiidc glrbcitcr
bciA0itigt mcrOen. @c9cn Oicic 6or
oeruugcu 6oben ober Die 9lrbcitgcbcr
StanO gcnonuncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

gllbanD, 9fs2). 2 Nlai. Dad
gcitrigcr 9lnfiiuOialng OcS &anal.
Superintcn0cntcn miro oic S6iriabrt
oui Dem G6amploin. Dem Gagngo-.
0em Seneca inO Dem l6eil Ocs Grie.
&anols, Ger iih pom @uOion-9lipcr
bis GlpOc eritredt. am Is. Niai lpies
Scr erofinet lperOen bic ari Dem nett
liGcn Sbcil Ocs @ricfanalS abcr crit
am To- Iioi Ger Slod 9iruer.aanal
miro am I. Slmi picOer croiinet. Ger
Iog fiir bic @ieOcrcr0imlng oes D9s
mcgo.&anals 5piihen SDracliic mo
Nawcgo itebt nod nidt felt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
glermiiAte teIearnpdiiMe Ncpcidlen.

Sn 9tomc, q. g)., bat licb Der 56
Sabre oltc Burt 0lne0, Der icit Ian.
9erer 3cit Spurcn pon @eiltcs9c.
it0rtbcit 5eigtc, cridoiien. Gr mar
Der 6riin0cr ser Burt SneD Gann.
ing So. bon GneiOo uno gllbion uhO
oeb0rtc me6rcren onOcren 6irmcn
an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
'gets-lt'' (iir 9ii6ner.
Nugen an J6rPn
3P6Rn +!

GnQc mcnioe 1ropicn ,,0clo.St," bcm eang'
baren gltiilel Der ScbiBcii il DER sScl 9e9en
3iDncruuaen NJ gcnHgen0, nm cas- poiioc
@eWid oce itbmef5Odiieiteil NnbnernnAee in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
" stder crnmoahdc $3.50, $500 nuo $3.50,
epntuc In
Q0eit @inthicMm @eiaIlt3

W,u orr emnapDliS oocr Mai0ngiau Nlcilrl'
Idcn a ginuien Sa1rt Zoe bci Nlunntsnric;
GNe. 9osal ihr Shmels mio 'gemiic'@ersl
fen Nddenilimc ubcr m0nnilidc 8nNlnuacn.
aemrpt0 a 3atemam 2i1 mlo 2iD "a. Naullir.
tglpr2i, lNlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
DunOrSDauptItQOt.
9isfniiOu iibcr @iOcr.
rnis.Sia.
Gic Dnt imt Gemat bCgOm=
men.

Senator 9Iorris i@ld9t i6icOsri@tcr-
li6c gntidciouna ii6er aonal-
5oac Dor. Die 6ru6trutcu-
6ro0c. 9ranoeiS crflart Die
Don Den 9o6ncn porgciblo0cncn
9ict6oOen ais imgeiunO mO I'M
gclcbli6. @olitif umO 9o6ncn.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-01-09

woman It her word, soon nnds he holds
The happisst women. like the hap,
piest ,nAtio1s. have no history.-George!
Eliot,
a woman IL happy and attains ar
that she desires when she c~apttvates
. man; hence the great object Of her
life 10 TO master the art Of captivating
men.-Count Lyof N. To,stoi.
You may chisel q boy into shape. -
you would q rock, or hammer him into
It IL he be Of q better material, as you,
would Q piece OF bronze. But you can
not hammer . girl into anything
John Ruslin.
70 . gentleman every woman IL .,
lady In right Of her sex:-Edward Bull
we Lytton.
Did you ever hear Of q mans grow
ing lean by the reading Of Romeo and
Juliet" or blowing his brains out be-
cause Desdem0na was mAltgned?-,
Oliver wendell Holmes.
There 10 n every true woman's heart
. spark Of heavenly IRE. which beams
and blases In tho dark hours of adj
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Irving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-18
STATE Y. M. C. A. GETS zoo
ACRES ON COBBOSSEECONTEE
FOR A BOYS SUMMER CAMP

Waterviile.F Me-. Dee. 17.-tspeciaD.
Jefferson C. Smith. State secretary of the
Y. NJ C. A, said Thursday afternoon
that the State association had purchased
on the west shore of Lake Cobbossee-
eontee a site of 200 acres, including East
mans island, to establish State summer
camp for boys. The land. which has
been bought of Boston parties, consists
of the Longrwood Inn and its attendant
buildings, a nearby farmhouse and barn,
an an eight-room cottage. The site is an
ideal one with large pine. grove, 5000
feet of frontage on the lake and large,
level fields for sports. Two hundred and
fifty acres OF the grounds are on the
main land, while Hodgdon's island, which
is a part of the purchase, contains 80.
The association will not have the camp
in full working order next season as
there are many extensive improvements
to be made such as the erection of cook
houses, an auditorium, small cottages,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-18


tent platforms. the purchase of a small
steamer and boats. The amount yet to
be expended before the camp is complete
will probably total $4,000. This summer,
however the camp will serve as a State
headquarters for all those boys who wish
to go there and camp.
When the camp is in full operation it
will draw from over 400 groups of boys
with whom the association is now affili-
ated. There will be boating, fishing,
bathing, outdoor. sports and everything
for the boy. physical director will be
in charge, and while it will be chiefly a
recreation spot there will be exercises in
the morning of a semi-religious nature,
to promote and develop the best there is
in boys. Boy workers from all over the
country will speak. The charges at the
camp will be nominal, SO much so that
almost every boy will be able to pass at
east a week there. Caretakers will be
Kept all the year round. and the farm
products will be used to supply the ia
bles during the camping season.
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yv.NSL O|N HIGH AND GRAMMAR
SCHOOL is DESTROYED BY FIRE
WITH LOSS OF ABOUT $11,5OO

Waterville. Me-, Dec. 17.-(SpeciaD.
Fire of unknown origin early Thurs
day morning reduced the Winslow
High and Grammar school building
to ashes with an estimated loss of
S1l,500. The fire broke out about
o'clock, and when at noon the last
flames were extinguished in the de-
brie, only the west wall was standins.
There was no one in the building at
the time the fire started, and it had
gained some little Roadway before
discovered. When the firemen reached
the building, which is a two and a
half story wooden structure, it was
beyond their power to save it from
total destruction. The loss to the
building is placed at $4,000 and the
contents $4,000. Insurance on the build
ing was $500. and the contents s400.
Ernest Gibbs. janitor of the school.
made his usual round shortly before
7 o'clock, and started up the furnace,
which heats the building by radiation
and hot water. He had been gone
about half an hour when John De-
Lairre, who lives about rs yards 70
the east, saw smoke coming up
through the roof He summoned two
neighbors and they entered the cellar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-18
LOCAL militia
FIRST ENCLAND'S
new ARMY TO
Be Under FIRE

Hartlepool, Via London, Dec. H.
725 A. M.-The first men of Eaci
Kitchener's new army to come under
fire were the local militia who were
sent out to man the defensive trench
es on the seafront when the German
raiders appeared. They were shelled
by the enemy, who had the range of
the new defenses. with accuracy,
which suggests information by spies.
The militiamen stood their baptism
of fire splendidly. especially when 1t
is considered that they were power
less to make a reply as the firing had
to be left to the heavy guns.
The officer in command had a mar
row escape when a shell struck the
earth mound, burying him and three
men in the trench. Fortunately all
four were unhurt.
The casualties in the trenches were
seven killed and IA wounded, most of
these in single company.
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door to find the task to put it out too
great for them alone. Judging from
what they could see, the base of the
flames was in the coal bin.
An alarm was recorded from the
box at Birch and Getchell and AS
sistant Chief r. NJ. Simpson and Is
men with the hose car responded. Two
lines were laid, but the pressure was
poor. and little effective work could
be done on the already doomed build :
ing. 1t was noon before the fire was
really out. Cold weather and the
freezing of the water greatly handi-
capped the firemen.
Nothing could be taken from the
building. A Christmas recess of two
weeks was to be declared Friday. At
a meeting of the selectmen held
Thursday afternoon it was decided to
have the High school session when
the fall term re-opens held in the
Town hall. until other suitable quar-
tiers can be obtained. The Grammar
school will be held in some other
building that will be hired very soon.
The domestic science and manual
training departments were carried on
in the building that was destroyed,
and the entire equipment Of both de-
partments was entirely wiped out. Six
teachers. including Principal Tilton,
taught the lis children who attended.
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ored female.
Buff Leghorns-C. I. Davis of Water
vile, best shaped and colored males
and females.
The Frederick Hale cup for the best
exhibit in the American class was
awarded to George p. Coffin of Free
port for his exhibit of Rose Comb
Rhode Island Reds. The Association
cup for the best general exhibit was
awarded to c. /. Davis of Waterville
for his display of Single Comb Buff
Leghorns.
The association elected the following
officers for the season of 1915: Presi-
dent, A. @. Carter of Freeport; vice
presidents, Herbert NJ. Tucker Of Can
ton, Daniel Stewart of Richmond, c. l..
Davis of Waterville, John p. Leavitt CT
Topsham, C. NJ Chase of Ere, port, w.
A. Mcpherson of Portland, p. A. Ma
son of Oakland and j. P. Robinson o.
Portland; treasurer, l.. E. Curtis OF
Freeport; secretary. George p. Coffin
of Freeport; assistant secretary, john
Lunt of Freeport; executive committee,
H. c.. Foss, H. L. Coffin, Reuel Han
scome, A. p. Winslow, John Bryant,
Chester G. Cox, Luther G. Gushing,
Samuel H. Fits, Charles E. Taylor,
H. B. Rowe of Freeport, David w.
Scribner of Topsham. C. w. Besse of
Jefferson, W. A Mcpherson, Elmer
Leighton of West Falmouth, George
Wilson of Woodfords; judges, E. S.
Benson of altman, Mass, Silas Bart
lett of lewiston; superintendent of
hall, Neal Litchfield of Freeport; as
sistant superintendent of hall. III. M.
Ringrose of Freeport; premium COM
mittee, Nathan c. Hyde And Chester
G.. Cox of Freeport.
ItAwas voted 10 hold the 1915 show on
Dec. z, s and 9.
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REVENUE CUTTER
RESCUES COASTERS

Provincetown, Mass, Dec. 1.-THE rev.
enue cutter Gresham brought two dis
tressed coasters into port within 70 hours
of each other today. The Gresham pick
ed up the schooner Spartel off Pamet
river late last night with five feet of
water. in her hold and anchored her here
a few hours before sunrise.
Before noon the cutter had found the
schooner Irene E. Meservey off Cahoon's
Hollow with her sails blown away, and
by sunset the schooner was alongside the
Spartel. AT dark the Gresham was off
the cape again looking for more disabled
craft
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CARELESS OWNERS
TO PAY FOR FIRES

Boston, Dec. T.-Owners of property
whose negligence is found responsible for
fires will be called upon to pay the ex-
pense of extinguishing the flames, IL leg
islation proposed by Mayor Curley is
enacted. He requested Corporation
Counsel Sullivan today to draft a bill to
that effect similar to provision of the
city charter of New York.
The bill will include also provision for
payments to families of fremen who
were killed or injured in fighting fires
due to carelessness or evasion of laws.
Owners of such property would be re-
quired to pay $1,000 in case of a fireman's
death and $1,000 for injuries, according to
the proposed measure.