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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-16

w would back zap before we
w could get 9 shot at him
.
DOUBTLESS Hueri1 also would
like 10 arhitrate the question With one
villa.
III WAS = GOOD two Co one bet
anyway that Hucrta % the private
cash box would have lett Vera cruz
before the worships got there.
REMEMBER. while removing the
,nbblcstonp from yout eye, that sand
storms nrc useful in Kidding the at
mosphere OF germs
.
~ EVERY TOWN i've the Estancia
valley is satisfied. Torrance county
Will have q county high school in
every school district
GAME Warden BACA might fol-
low the iilustTiuus example of the
government and tmurison the game
birds from below the border at Fort
Bliss.
CHANT CLARK had best look to
his laufcls. CoNcy niso likes to drive
u mule.
VIE always knew the gink was
p" y NNH ~ HNH'
only Mexican general we ever knew
Who wouldn't back UP in a pinch.
d
HAVING STARTED. the average
American citizen was hoping that
nothing So unfortunate az an abiect
apology from Huerta would occur To-
stop the proceedings until a thorough
job had been done.
8
SENATOR WORKS says the presi-
dent b. seeking to obtain redress for
personal nsults In moving ON Huertn.
The Vniy man who has hcapod more
insults on the American nation than
liucrtu - Works.
g
BARTHOLDT Of Missouri and
Hucrta "f Mexico city were the only
two men ON earth who favored nrbi-
tration of the matter
o
AND HUERTA does NOT drink my
thing bat wine
O.
CONGRESSMAN RARTHOTDT
says nothing has been done e. war
rant sheddirg a drop OF American
blood. Who said any American blood
was going Co be she'd
AMERICAN PEACE committee has
invited Queen Eicanufa at Bulgaria
a. "a dinner on her arrival In New
York Wonder what Va Hucrta
would give Tor a 5id
THE GOVERNMENT should leave
the canal toll undisturbod on yellow
FOYER n Asiatic cholera.
o
THOSE Santa Fc Prohibitlonists
are determined to do what they can
to keep the legislature sober.
Q
GOVERNOR CBUCE ct oklahoma
seems 10 object To- horse racing
d
( SHOOTING the ponies. however. is
. diversion that is decidedly unsafe.
as anyone experienced with pool halls
can tell the sorernor
THERE WILL probably De enough
troops left at home To- deal with
'oNoF's army.
d
FEDERAL LEAGUE is entitled 90
run credit for injecting the Injunction
into baseball.
MIGHT BE used 60 stop ~ cobb
from smashing one to tho hiliboards
with three ON bases.
o
ELINOR GLYN has written a book
I entitled WHY Which Is what
everybody who has read u H. asking.
o
HUNDRED and eighty loads Of
refuse from the second ward. -Four
times $3.50 b. %120 Quite an OK
pensivc houseolcaninE for us taXpuy-
ors, on top uf the dollar a month We
pay the garbage man.
o
THAT LOS ANGELES Bride WIN
10 rules a. guarantee q happy mar
rlngo. VIII have "a enlarge tho rue
book fum year Ca year.
.
YES. MABEL. We speak from n-
side information.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-16
%zuens
Praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Women from the Atlantic to the Pacific, from all sections
Of this great country, no city so large, no village so small
but that some woman has written words OF thanks for
health restored by Lydia L. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound. No woman who is suffering from the ills peculiar
TO her sex should rest until she has given this famous remedy
a trial Is it not reasonable to believe that what it did for
these women it will do for any sick womanf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-16

the first we hear Of tho celebrated
pearl coast hat portion OF the
y cnczulean waters which, according
90 % news item In the Monthly Bul-
lotin Of the Pan-American Union, has
recently been leased to Of lis citi-
! zsns by the Venezuelan government
/ for "a period Of three years. The con-
cession Is said 90 give the exclusive
fight 20 fish FOR pearls %; tine island
of Margarita and In the sea along ths
northeastern coast Of the republic.
The lessee .s tn pay the government
$500 per month during n nshinl
season for the privilege, and duuut'
I less the enterprise VIII prove profile
BILE, for here were once located tn'
most celebrated fisheries ~ American
waters.
The principal pearl oyster beds Of
the region are located around tho isl'
and OF Margarita Spanish for peari'
at Cubagua. El Tirano, Gulf of Pari'
(called "En Golfo de las Perlass b..
Columlusl. Porlamar, Marncapan.
and Macano. Those fisheries wer,
VERY rich when found by the Span.
lards. hut during the fifty years FOL
lowing their discovery were almos
ruined by oyerfshing. During M.
past century the fishing has been 90
Yiyrd from time 10 time, and 81
recent years has aEain become prout
able. The government exercises
raid supervision over the industr.
land Is making every effort 20 conaeryi
this source OF revenue. During tn'
fishing season more than four hun
bred sailing vessels and about tw
thousand men are constantly az woTi
along the pearl coast and among IN.
Islands. The annual product 81 m
beds in the vicinity OF Margarl'.
alone n estimated Go have "a value %
gG00.0 600. II ls said that IN 1879 KIN
Philip OF spain obtained from Ma
garita a magnificent pearl woiehin
$50 carats aud v%ariously estimated e.
he.ne worth from f30.000 90 fi00.09'
The Venezuelan pearls are of yer.
good orient and color, and the fishe-
les are especially noted for the mum
bcr Of beautiful 0aroques (pearls q
Irregular or %protesque Hhnpesl found
Perhaps the richest pearl nsherie
In the Americas az present are thos
of the Guif of California, centefin'
around II puz ana along the u
coast Of Lower California In Mexic'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-16

nENRYs MESSENGERS. Phone $50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-16

AMERICAN PEACE committee has
invited Queen EicHnura at bulgaria
L. "a dinner ON her arrival In New
York Wonder what We Hucrta
would give Tor a bid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-16

CONGRESSMAN BARTHOTDT
says nothing has been lone To- war
rant shedding a drop OF American
blood Who said any American blood
"a going 90 be- she'd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-16

THE GOVERNMENT should leave
the canal toll undisturbed on yellow
fcver and Asiatic cholera.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-16

THOSE Santa Fo Prohibitlonists
are determined 10 do what they can
60 Keep the legislature sober.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-16

BARTHOLDT Of Missouri and
Huerta 81 Mexico CITY were the only
two men ON earth who favored nrbi-
tration 90 thp matter.
o
AND HUEBTA does NOT drink any
thing bat wine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-16

GOVERNOR CRUCE ct Oklahoma
seems 10 object to horse racing
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-20

.ic Maria pomagala, ko mas j. Ma
polcon klcstil! Ali pa |. lS49. ko SO
priSli Rusi pomagat prou kosutu
in Gorgcyu ?Ncmara !. 1866. prl
kraljcvcm Gradcu? l. Mariiino
pomocjo smo morda izgubili Lom-
bardijo in BcncSko!
Ali toliko casa nimamo, da In
dalai ncvcdomcmu \apotniku hi
stori5nc lckcijc. Toda tc j. zc bla-
sfcmija IA vcrnika, ola 81 vlaci
Bog Y To zvcrinStvo. tcdaj j. vrhu-
nee liccmcrskc podloSti, ako kato-
liSki Skof drcza Y Mario, Y pojm
in pooscblicuoSt najvccjc memo
sti, Ola maj pomaga klati i'll po-
bijati.
komur Sc s. ne odpro odl vprico
tcga bcStialncga klcrikalizma, mu
paG mi pomagati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-20
VSE IA VERO, DOM,


Starokrajski liSti objavljaio Sic
deco kratko notice:
"Cmrl jc Y ST. Rupcrtu Radc-
ckega Veteran joe Bartolj. Ude.
lczll Sc j. wee bitk, bill .ic ranjcn Y
glavo IN jc izgubil dcsno oko. Stu
ri j" muogo let kot rudar, umrl
pa j. kot obG. ubozcc. V ST. Ru-
pcrtu j. Sc drug R~adcckcga vctc-
ran, Fran Drobnic."
tl"vck hi od navduScmia zaplc-
sal IN y patriotiGni pi.ianosti "a
lmgal 80 du mcin O~cStcrrcich,
ocStcrrrlch MOI j. Sluzil
"t"tra Radcckcga. V bitkah .jc
blI. Ma glayo j. bill ranicn. I'm de
Sno oho jc izgubil. I'm domovina .ic
bIla hvalczua IA tc zrtvc. pa "a ic
puStlla umrcti kot - obciuSkcga
reveal!
To mai hi korumpirana bagaza.
Ia .Jc poguala narodc Y boz. povc-
dala Nojakoml To hi Jill morale
%naVduNiti in razyncti Nth patrio-
item
Oko hos izgubil, roko ii bodo cd
hilI. ma Stara lcta hos pa lahko
N>ako noe pr drugcm kmctu Spal
ma "nlll SIami in blazcn prcpcval
Was ich bin und was ich habc.
Dauk lch dir, mcin Natcrlaud
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-20
VOLITVE.

Pred kratkim So imcli y Avstra.
liji politiCnc volitvc, katcrih lid
ic zlaSti Z oZirom ma scdamjo dobo
zclo znaGilcn.
A~vStralija ina STEER zclo obSir-
no avtonomiio, vcndar pa ic kakor
kauada del Nclikc Britanijc. To
rel jc tudi ona Y vo.ini. TO sta IL
kuSali mcScanSki Stranki izrabiti V
volilni borbi, in "patriotizcm" ic
vzcvctcl ,kakor zc davno ne cvcda
tudi nj Slo brcz dcnuuciiacij, brcz
katcrih mcuda ne morcjo kapitali-
stiGnc straukr mixer ma Svctu IL
hajati. DclavSko stranko SO kazali
IA ncpatriotiGno in slikali tisoC
vragov ma Stcno, Iii moraio priti
mad AyStralijo i'm mad Ncliko Bri-
.taniio, e" n" 2maga.io pri volitvah
kapitalisti.
Pokazalo pa So jc. Ola ; tenn ven
dar MISC zapcli pravc pcsmi. Az
NtraISki dclavci So dobro razumcli,
da )" skriva.io "a vscm tistim pa
triotizmom zgoli kapitaliStiGni in
tcrcSi. Nolitv" So priucSlc dclavski
stranki popolno zmago.
\ scnatu so imcli dclavci H. pref
vcGino. McScauSki Stranki sta upa-
Ii, da jim vzamcta tukai vSai toll
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-20
MORT VILJEM Sc VEDNO


BIDIni IInLrmIuIIrrn- Ii ~ SnpirI
ma \cmSk.m kot cesar in polbog.
ic izpu,til tudi mlcGnozhc fan,ali.
ne IL kadctuc Sole ma rronto. ola
bodo tam iztrcsali svoio domiSlia-
vost mad davno dozorclimi MOI
mi i'm druzinskimi oGcti. Take pri-
like scycda gospod kaizcr ne more
izpus,iti. Ola hi ne zagovoran6il.
I'm res porocaio tasopisi:
"Dnc II. sept. ob |. uri popol-
dine L. urmSki cesar Vili.m kadc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-20

tudi listi drugih drzav. Povsod .ic
Same %zrrhano %iunaStvo. I'm po cd
bltku omega, kar je ncmogoGe.
.vcrujcmo vSo hrabrost. Ali cc We
rujcmo, me- obGudujcmo i'm Sc ne
naVduSujrmo. Zakaj VISA ia hra-
brost lr vcndar lc cksckuciia zlo-
Gina, HI 81 "a Splodili plcmcniti
lopovi, kI pricakujcio tudi korist
cd MEGA.
/daj j. Ref fcldvcbcl; ma stara
lcta bn lahko ohcinSkl ubuzcc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-20
KAJ JE ~OBREKOVANJE?

Y marIhorNkcm pobozncm "Slo-
vcnSkcm Gospodarju" Gitamo sic
detc razhurJcuc vrstc:
'Por"od ;" man IL popoluoma
zaucSliivih virov. da Sc .ir ). i'm Il.
sept. Slrila pc mariborSkih ulicah
mcd n"ralsoduimi ljudmi straSno
llohna vest, Iii 81 .jo ic mogcl izmi-
Sliti sam hudic, ia Slovcnci ldic
WmdiSchcuI MISC hotcli |Strrl.iati
ma RuNc. To jc vnchovpijoca, ne
laSliSaua krivica. XII Sc "odi uaSim
volakom. Mi pa Smatramu "a Svo-
10 svcto avStrijSko doliuoSt. ia.
kcr 81 81 %ovoricc javno Strife, tn
dI javno i'm odlocno prot uiim ma
NtOpimo ter hrauimO east IA do
moVIno, borcGih Sc in umrlih Slo-
vonSkih vojakov. VISA porocila pra-
WHO, da 50 So SlovcnSki fantio Y
GalicIli drIall kot juuaki. burili
kot lew IN da Sc MISC pred vcckrat
moGucjSlm S~ovraluikom umakuili
nItl "a pcd. Svolo kri So Gomoijuh-
IA" darovali "a domuviuo. Il Scdaj
pridcjo zlobui liudic. la umaicio
uIIhoVo tISto, mad vs. dvomc Wi
Srno cast. kdor s. bu SliSal tako
laljIvo I'm llobuo govoriru. mai kri-
We. tdkbl unZIDui I~rJ.,r,tlu
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-20

IN i"I''N'Nls li N>t ttlhNt so hllt
pred odhodom ma bojiSGc natlacc.
he Z yojaki. Pred voiaSnicami So
Jim pa u>mlirnkn dolila Skanu.
lirjc ina Svctiniicc. SAM So So ma
nalokali zgania toliko milan
ccv Sc uiSrm yidcl kakor rrvc r.
dine 10 mohililaciii. toko i. bilo
poskrblirno "A rrimoi5uSarSko
uavduScnjc i'm korailo. syctiniice
pridigc i. l.. Il. so pa utrdil. yrro
ia DO ~ Boz nomapaI
q Poljakih pripoycduicio. da
50 imrli >yctinic ma kapab i'm ma
>rcih. Ru,kc krogIe 50 lin 5olr ka.
kor snopc. kcr so Sc >v.,iniic, IA.
ko lcpo bloIcalc ma Solncu' In ko
SO jih morali od>traui,L i, izbrub
nil med Poljaki pravi upor. PriSi
Ii 50 - Jill rotcm ma hrbct...
Take uhij" klcrikalizcm Y clio
vcku v>r In "a poniIa do paSivnc-
"a boijcga orodja. NIGGA. Glove
ka. kI ina 'um in presto voljo"
Y Ljubljaui j. 2e nekaj tisoc
ranjencev. StraSui rcvcli SO. kcr
Jc silno slabo preskrbljeno zanje.
hdor M vidcl t"ga : >vojimi otmi.
ne TO vcrJcl. da bcratijo. pray be
raclJo pc cestah! Mcui 81 j. y
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-20
Sc vedno aretacije.

HaH'NN -
Sti poroGajo, da je bill hivSi zupan
Y Cr"Snici pr Slov. Bistrici cara
di vclcizdajr izroGru okrozncmu
>odiStu Y Marlboro. daljc da je
bil izrojcm vojaSkcmu sodiScu V
Gradcu uGitclj Scra.jnik IL Srcdi-
Sea. mariborSkcmu o%krozncmu So
diStu pa ahSolvirani ~u6itel.jski
Eandidat IIcri6 IL Bistricc.
Hujskanje roper narodnosti ali
posamezne stanove 81 kaznujc $
Ntrogim zaporom 30 $500 kz. Yak.
Tudi pSOvke kot: Windischc.
Pfaffcn it'd. .ic naj>trozc kazno-
vati. Nsak sluGa.i 81 ina mama
niti naravnost viSiemu drzavne-
mn pravdniStvu Y Gradcc ali pri-
Stojnemu drzavncmu pravdniStvu
L navcdbo priG. Oblasti so dobile
Strogi ukaz. vSako tako hujskanje
4 v>o StragaStjo z%atrcti ... Cudno
st Sutcjo reel Y AvStriii. kadar ic
>tara hinavka Y stiSkah,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-20
ADVERTISEMENT
Avstr. SIOvenSkO
Boil. Pod. DruStvo
lnkorporirsno -. februva .
1903 v drtAvi kansas
SedeZ: FrOntenac, Hans.
GLAVNI URADNIKI:
Ustanovs eno l6. januvarja
1873.

o~0SL TEOHteHdC, hHNS.
GLAvNI URADNIKI:
Predsednik: MRATIN OBERZAN. Box - + Mineral Kan,
Podpreds~: JOHN GORSEk, Box 2l1, w. Mineral. Kans.
IaJnlk: JOHN CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry. Kan.
Blagajnik: FRANK STARCIC. Box 245. Mulberry Kan.
H"pisnikar. LOUIS BRENNAN, L. Box IS. Frontensc. Ksna
NADZORNIKl:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box 2O7 Ridley. Hans
MARTIN kOCMAN, Box 4S2. Frontenac, Kan.
ANTON KOTZMAN. Fronteusc. Hans.
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SNATO. Il. 1. Woodward. Iowa.
FRANK STUCIN, Boxers. Jenny Lind. Ark
MALTA SETINA, Box %. Franklin. Hans
Pomozni odbor:
FRANK SELAk, Box -. Frontenac. Hans
JOHN MIkLAVC. Box 227, Frontenac. kans.
SpreJHmna p%rlStOjbiua Cd l6. do 10. leta znasa $l5O.
vs. dopisi se MAJ blagovohjo posiljati al tsjnilu
Use denarne posiljatve pa 81 blagajniku.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-20
Splosno glasovanie o zakonih

glcda zclo dcmokraticuo Bio hi
" r'Suici dcmokraticuo. ako hi T.
nell Y Amcriki zdravo dcmokraci-
20 i'm rcSnc pogoj" zanio. kjcr So
pa ljudStvo Siolctja pcha ncvcd-
most in Sc mu odpirajo okna politi-
Ike lc ma dan volitvc, ic tudi mai
boil dcmokraticna in~Stituci.ia lc
humbug.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-20
KAKO JE Ma KRANJSKEM?

'llviruu poroGilo ''Prolrtarca''N.
l. L.iubljanc smo dobili Pc raz-
nth izgubljrnih pismih porotilo, Ii
Nllha ondotnc razmcrc Y prccej
drugacui luci kakor caSoplSi. Isl
piScjo pod nadzorStyom avStriiSkc
lutamnc ccuzurc in moraju objav-
ljati to, kar jim po>iljajo ccS. kr
%policajskI poStcnjaki. To ic prvo
poroGilo, XII podaja rcsniGuo i'm
prcccj popolno Sliko scdanjc"a pu-
lolaja y starr "domovmi' nm bu
gotovo zanimalo naSc Gitatcljc.
Spoznali bodo IL NIGGA, da ir bila
vSaka uStra in grcnka brScda. ia
m jo zapiSali q ''liubi'' Ay>triii
:" pr"hlaga, in gotovo bodo cucya
mucnja L mani. ia 81 ne more clo-
vcku IA to pudlo drlavu ilviti II
>rca druga leila kakor vrocc pro-
klctStvu,
Porotilo j. bilo y Ljubliam >pi-
>ano due - %Scptcmbra. VA poSto
lee biln S,y,Ja nddo,, izv.n nr..I..
Pc trn"-rumcn" mcj,, torci ucko-
Iiko p%ozncjc.
Nckatcrc mani yaznc reel. hi So
uaSim Gitatcljrm r. znanc. izpuS5a-
mo. Y glavnrm mann javliajn Sic
dccc:
"Odkar jc vojna, zivimo kakor
y gahiJl. Od casa do casa nam pre-
zentlrajo kakSno image naSc"a
orozja ma Ncvrru ali ju"u. kakor
pae boiJ' kaz'' med tcmI 1masam'
pa I'Ninn" raI'',N'l"nJ"' NI" 90
l"N'u p''~''J" j. N','''N',o NaJ.'
~. uo.!".ISH, H'"'''' j. oOG poi-
u'nN 'Je'LiAo', .','' IJ..'' iieSlc'
..Oi Jnmn,na = I'k,rr, ,j,..,.
ic
Dale nam ,c,pIisin. da :. ,.jai
die Nation ic \,mrl -. J,uo.
Slovani i'm Romauj So barbari. hoe
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-20

tctudi $ g Do voiui ilprcmcnc
mcic med drzayami, oStanc.io mcic
med dclom i'm kapitalom. doklcr
iih ~" o~dpravijo dclavci sami.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-10-06
Rally Week at Methodist Church.

The present week ia being observed as
rally week at Deering Memorial Church.
Sunday was old folks day. Monday
evening 10 the regular monthly meeting
of the Official Board. For the rest Of
the week the order of services 10 Is fol-
lows. All is public xcept the banquet
Oh Friday evening:
Tuesday. October.8
7 80 Roll call Of all church members and proba'
TONERS. Address by Rev. j. ID.
Frost, d. ID.
Wednesday. October I.
2 80 W. Y. NJ. 8. Anniversary
I 80 w. +. NJ. s. Anniversary with special
speaker
Thursday. october s.
78 Epworth League Night. Address by Rev.
W.R. Leslie. Auburn
Social. "Stunts." Norway LEAGUE
invited
Friday. Octobers.
GAS Banquet for all members of the Sunday
Address by Rev. John NJ. Arters, Rum
ford. Subject-"Sunday School Sue
cess-How to Spell It."
Saturday, October 10.
800 p. NJ. Reception to Cradle Roll. Superin
tendent In charge, assisted by Jun
Tor League
Sunday October II.
Sunday School Rally Day
10 As A. II. Special Sermon by the pastor. Rev.
CT. spear. "a Man with q
Chance" Classes will sit toseth
IL DOM. All in Sunday School. Short 'Ad
dress by Mr.. Burr Jones
700 P. NJ. 1.-THE Cali for Recruits"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-10-06
A Chapter of Accidents.

George II. McKeep broke bis wrist
while crapking an automobile at N. w.
Maxim's Tuesday. 1t was not his own
car, but anotber's. The break was
bad one.
Late in the afternoon of Tuesday Mrs.
willard E. Herrick fell down the stairs
in the stable of her home on Pleasant
Street and sustained painful injuries.
Her wrist was broken, her jaw broken,
and there were other injuries to her chin
and mouth. Wednesday morning she
went, accompanied by DR.. Stewart, to
the Maine General Hospital IN Portland,
that her broken jaw might be examined
By X-ray and properly cared for.
Leo Walton, who broke his arm few
weeks since and had only just got the
splint off. was playing tennis Thursday
afternoon when he fell, and putting out
his arm to save himself, snapped 1t again
in the old break.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-10-06
Peter ]. Kane.

Peter j. Kane died at bis residence on
MYRTLE Street, South Paris, Monday
evening, after having been In failing
health for some months. he was born
In Glasgow, Scotland. As years ago. OF
Irish parents, but the large part OF bis
life bad been spent in South Paris. For
some years he was employed In the Ok
ford County Creamery.
he married Mary Helen, daughter OF
John and Mary Sullivan OF Ireland, who
survives, with two OF the six children
Who have been born to them. The two
children living are Elizabeth, wife OF
Cecil Sampson, and Gladys May Kane
both Of South Paris.
The funeral was held at the Catholic
church Thursday, and burial was In Pine
Grove Cemetery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-10-06
Died.

In South Paris, Sept. IS, Peter j. Kane, aged
IS years. -,
In Paris, Oct. 4, Mrs. Aravesta D., wife OF
Prescott r. Brooks, aged IS years.
In West Paris, Oct 2, Jesse c. II we, aged o.
years.
In Chelsea, Mass, Sept. 80, Russell Swan
Blanchard, son Of Albert and Mary Blanchard,
aged IS years.
In Sumner Sept. %. Horat'o Chan Ter.
In Albany, Sept Is. Alphonso McA lister.
In Fryeburg Sep, "a, n 8. Martha (Braekett)
Charles, aged 90 years
In Gilead, Sept D, Mrs. 5. A. Moore, aged 60
In Rumford, Sept. IS. Mrs. Caroline Paro
Ma eau, aged So years.
In Rumford, Sept. %, Mrs. Milton r. Littlefeld,
aged 26 years.
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Mrs. Prescott r. Brooks.

Mrs. Aravesta, wife Of Prescott r.
Brooks, died at her home In Paris Sun
day forenoon, at the ago OF So years.
Mrs. Brooks was the daughter Of Capt.
James Bowker Of Paris, and was the last
survivor Of the family. She married
Prentiss Mellen Colburn, and 10 them
we're born two daughters, one Of
whom, Miss Arabella Carter Colburn,
survives, the other daughter having died
when . girl. Mr.. Colburn died some
years ago, and his widow later married
Prescott r. Brooks, who survives her.
The funeral will be held at the home at
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-10-06
KEEP YOUR STOMACH AND LIVER
HEATTHY

A vigorous stomach, perfect working
liver aud regular acting bowels is guar
anteed IL you will use DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. They insure good digestion,
correct constipation and have an excel
lent tonic effect on the whole system
Purify your blood aud rid you Of all
body poisons through the bowels. Only
csc. at your druggist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-10-06
IoIured Ia Automobile Accident.

Four Rumford boys, Robert freeman,
Albert Stanwood, Stanley McMennamir
and Philip Gsgne, had Q narrow escape
from death when the big seven passenger
car which the Gagne boy was driving
turned turtle and nearly went over
high embankment on the road above
Giiead, about 2:30 Sunday morning: The
party were returning from Berlin, N: q.
Robert Freeman sustained broken leg,
and Albert Stanwood was severely
bruised and cut about the face. The
Gagne boy was not seriously injured,
and the McMennamin boy escaped injury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-10-06
FOR SALE.

Five shoats, about 100 pounds each.
Five pigs. One horse weighing 1900.
One horse weighing 100 One cheap
work horse, 1850. One top carriage.
One cheap concord wagon. Two sets
double harness. Five single harness.
4Otf N. q. ELDER, South Paris.
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Alvin Kent, 40 years Of age, fell from
a load of wood while passing over the
campus at the University OF Maine Mon
day, and was killed by the wheels pass
ing over him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-10-06

For any itchiness of the akin, for skin rashes,
chap, pimples, etc., try Doan's Ointment. ooc d
al dIuggstores
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-10-06

FOR sALE-Open two.seated. side bar surrey.
Brewster springs, in best Of condition with pole
and shafts. Apply to Mrs. A l.. Porter. Corner
Crescent and Pleasant SITS Norway. 4O4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-10-06

law liver leads to chronic dyspepsia and
copstipation,-weakens the wholetsyetem Doan's
Reeuiets (2Sc per box) act mildly on the liver
and bowels, At all drug stores
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-10-06

Cheapest accident insurance-Dr. Tnomas Ec'
,ectic ON. FOR burns, scalds, cuts and emergen'
cies. An drugsists eel Il. 80 and SOC.
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Born

In West Paris, Sept. 81, to the wife of John
Kennagh, daughter.
In West Paris, Sept. 20. to the wife OF Harry
In Rumford, Sept. IS. to the wife Of Witt Viz
gin, con.
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The October Court.

win JUSTICE 0oOCSo e. uotcy Pioo'
ing, the October term of court will ope
at south Paris on Tuesday Of next weel
Dot. 10. So far jurors have been draw
as follows, as returned to the clerk
courts:
GRAND JURORS.
A. NJ. Andrews, Woodstock.
Charles r. Bean, Hiram.
Joseph q. Cole. Paris.
Stephen B. Cummings, Norway.
n. B. Eastman, Fryeburg.
John N. Foye. Canton.
Arthur Gauthier. Rumford.
W. W. Goodwin. Mexico.
Charles 8. Hnmlin, Waterford.
Thomas P. Holt, Dixfeld.
Chester A. Linscott, Brownfeld.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Carl II. Abbott, Sumner.
z. j. Bishop, Br0vn6sid
Elmer E. Brown, Dixfeld.
Charles A. Frost. Norway.
Joseph L. Cannon, Canton.
WV. Harrington, Hebron.
Joseph r. Hart. Lincoln Plantation.
George ". Holmes, Norway.
L A. Hubbard, Hiram.
George L. jackson, Paris.
VIM. B. Kidder, Peru.
r. Z. knight, Rumford.
Edwin J. Mann. Paris.
T. n. Mors,, Woodstock.
A. o. Pike, Fryeburg:
Rion n. Pike, Waterford.
Leon B. Reynolds, Mexico.
+. 3. York, Hartford.
|. C.F Young, Rumford.