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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-28

- linbetonnte Diebs hotien nnh
aeiDaItiamsm 4ufbrshen zines Jsns
tiers 3utriit su ben Rdnmen Der yfis
colo Gtone & Ulensr Co.. no. 1921
gDeis Qibertp Gtrube. seiunoen. Die
Burden burhtplbl:en ale 1ehdltsr
i'm Keller. bod purbe nihts permtbt.
- drau aouiis Douns SO. 933
Central Apenue ipobnbdii. tbeilie Der
poliaei nit, bob ibr Gus ibrer Wots
nuna elm HdFifen NIT $173 Jnbalt
aeitoblen Durbe. DessIeihtn permibt
nis frau Elm Dontbun unb onoere
UesenitdnDe.
- Gs lpurbe ssitern ieisseitellt. oob
Ginbrener, nnhotm iie cine Jsniters
idxibt onsgsifnittsn hatten, ii4 gu
tritt su Der Wohnuna BON Gbarks Ans
Dreirs. an Der 4nburn unb WeOregcg
apenue. perfd,afft unb perfhisbtne Be-
b6Iter unb Wonbfhrdnis bur4Dihi
bciten. Gs tonnie iebod niht fefges
itellt nerben, mas entpenoei Durbe,
bd lim bic Dnmilie 3ur 3elt IN etntm
Winteroufsnsbolt befinbtt.
- 4n Der 5. unb plum Gtroba
lDurbe eeiiern Der 20 SABRE nlte Dseot
Weingart burh Deteitips petbdfist.
ais tr I'M Hssriff mar. sinen Minters
pdletot 5u perpiGnben. Wtingnrt fDll
oneebliH lpesen Diebftohls etnfs pas
letDts aus Der WirtbI6nft bon Weber
an II. unb OiHe Gtrdbe sFiu@t iDsr'
ben.
Sobn Dprn, 19Sabre ali. go. 2ls
CIt IL. Gtrobe iuDbnbnft. ipuroe Dor
tinem Deitttip perbdftet. bd q BON bel
Weonirurt ;yiyma De unetr r Gregt
bef&ulbiat IN, sinsn GtIbbetroa II
05k pom $t7 bsrtjtIbft entn<u6st !,
bobtn.
SIN Rdbtif6en 6ofpitnl muti
| fih oeRern MtsHb bic Qeeerin Uldrl
nntfielb cine Gti&nunbe an asn
Isstbiassa hhen psi4s t5r bea iassu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-28
2ls6uen sic Is unpern,i(6f ooer ptrarbs'tsa
Sic Is III Elm gint faaatiueH
1&ufen.Sprnps.
fsnsentirt nns 3nd.rsgrnp ss0e1 ea
pirleuseS Guhen. Wlittel ab.
ss Bette DQttte Der aDeit ANN Werben 0rfdn1se
nno Raterrh-nnb tint es f6nea

eun o obiae neae d nid oIs Dabr peien iohie III 5gg
eoe 20 rciben Gle h Geo Dirb 3nridetni mr "e
aer oaB 1898 S5nen file ais pobr be'tatgcn weroe
e f5nucu Wentbo Qarenc pedi nno e1r ir IN Ioln oeh
10 9ropfen cbnlen cnem Snte1nrnp nlf Dassea
tenn 8lider.Sprip MAIDEN. Gntbat fene Splate
on gle d Iaie bel bre apOtbeter baIo sIe gu ne'
.e oner =, Iu onanaen S ueroen fdHea 2noerng She
ie fonnen iboti1d iel nosrnee beinbe Wrn in Den e
os nb Yruae gaaoen bn es gtbt rts obnlfes, ndt- 10
belianl nne ifer.
gerbn gle ndt gethoe earene befommen benn rit ofs
here's rD Shnen % belfen eine Vrcbeahe MIRO
an romnanb w arfen genof ueroeH vsan 6reIoe
ON She godbrrn groourts Co.. Gonton Gbo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-28
0abton nnb 8euebue.

- Sn Der 9saepue Stabtratbss
Sibuns rei6te Der 8oriiper oes Sms
propements aommittess. 5aDertamp,
eine bon Dielen 8enobnsrn Der S'Gals
Ion 4benue unteratihnets petition elm,
in Der bic aoniiruftipn Der StraBe on
Der Wehieite Derlanst ipiro. Die Oits
feite Der StrnBe, bic in Der Rorporas
fionslinie Der Gtobt Danton lieat, in
bereits repurirt. Die 4ng.legenbii
nurbe an ben Stabt Snsenieur, ben
Gtabt NnDaIt QeroIp unb bas 5mls
propemenis Committee iiberuiefen.
Der 1beil Der Gtrabe. bic Oerbeferl
iperben fon, gtbt BON Der Center Ctr.
Biz 3ur 6. u. 81. Gifenbabn. - Do
Ii5eidtf Geitber iDurbe beauftrog., BIZ
2isenS Drbinanl burnsufiibrsn. ::
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-28

qaperbans.rs Union go. 238 uno bic
gife Street Mhitual glib Soc. baben
fih bsrsit ertIdrt, i'm Rampfe fir pers
IDnlihe Greibeit Iib bem Stobt unb
Staats 0erbanbs ansufhlisBen. -
Cine an5abl slntiportihreiben Iiefen
Ron Rspraisntantsn bon Wafbinston
unp 5rantfort Elm, iasenb. baB lie
allies in ibren ardftsn itebsnb, tbun
perben, um Die @orlageu seeen Die
perlonlihe 5rsibeit 5u betdmpfsn. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-28

Die Gppingtun Sffiee fmr oas y0tu'
einnntier &oIfsbiatt" bsfinbet iif i'm
Ge6Gube 9p. 509-511 MaSiipu
gnenne. guscioen, MittheilnnGen
nnb geiteiIunscn irsenoluelher Irt
,uerheu bis 10 1lhr AbenSs Sa'elbit
entoeseugenommen. Selepbon South
1854.
- 9eiteru mDrgen brad i'm aohs
len .Gbute" Der 8. &c 6. giienbabn
on Der 0dpis StraBe in 2uolop Elm
Jeuer aus, bus bic Jlammen iiber
100 5uB in bic 6obe trieb. Die Sc4z
len gbute, aus &ontret unb Stahi
eebout, entbielt ungefdbr 20 WaggOns
labungen aoblen. Die infoIge bes talz
ten Detters 3ufammengefroren Epaz
rem. Gin 5euer ipurbe unter ber
,gbute" aneelegt, Inn bic aoblenmune
auf3utbauen uuD geriet6en bic 3obIen
babel in granD. Der 2uGlorper SSeuerz
tpebr selang ss nua itunoenlanger
barter 4rbeit, bic sylamuen gu lDI6en.
Die rghute" rpuroe infolge ibrer Iolis
cen aonitrutttpn nitt befhdoigt. Ils
i'm Sabre 1912 Die yGbuts" gebuut
tpuroe, Derlorsn 5tpei 9erionsn ihr 2ss
ben, als elm 6Ol3geriiit uieberitiirate.
Sic lit 100 SUB bod.
- ssn elmer 8erIdmmlung Der Qaz
tonia Smpropement GompdnD ertldrte
Der Solicitor @ubrep 4otins, bub er
712 unteridrriften bon 5ausbeIisern
in Siib goointgpn erlangt babe be-
bufs ginfuhrun9 BON 9as DafelbIt.
gs feblen nur nod 50 llnterfhriften,
pie er in 8dloe srlousen nil. Die
8erbeHerungs 9eieQf6aft srtldrte iih
fir ben Mntouf pss 8enton Water 60.
Spiiems fir $4,000. Die Stabttom@
miffGre ertIdren ieood. DAB Der prsis
sn bod angeIeBt Iei.
- Sdul1uperintenoent Club unb
prpf. 9utler, Die Der aonpention Der
Rational EDUCATION 4f'u in Athz
uIDro, 8a., beipObntsn, iinb 3uriitsez
tebrt.
- GInneHtteusr Touettor Gbdrl>
ion 1bompIOn betlaste ii6, bob bic
SormuLare fir @intommeufteuern, bic
er ausfanote, ni6t ausssfillt perben.
Der 1ernin lduft am S,aulitag 4be1h
s llbr ab uno bstrdst bic UaorimaIz
ifrafs fir Sdumigs $1,000 uub fIr
aorporationsn $4,000.
- 5rou Uearp 8erberif, II ssabr.
alt, Die Dor sinigeu 9asen In ibrer
Bobnung Ro. 308 sso6niDn StraBe
10 ihtpere 8ranoDunoen eriitt, lit gsz
ftern Worgen lin s ubr ibren Ser
lesHng<n erlsaen. Coroner Or. Riff.
aab elm ben uHftdnoeu eeudbss Ser.
Ditt ab.
sSames pratber uno Satin, bi.
asasnfeitiee 5aftbefeble erlansten
Durbea tm GtaptSeri1t Degsn I'm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-28

Oel.asn.lih bes aeitriaen GDmphc.
nieioHssrts modate Der Oeiaennirtucie
Carl ssleih iein Gintinnotier Debut
uno ihm puroe elm ubsraus terati6er
Wiaiomm sniboicn. DER HiiniiIer oe.
bort ohne sFraae au ben al6nasnoIten
NirtuoieR Der DeaenDnrt. Or u.
sislte nit Der abiolui mliiteraiiItiosn
Witberadbe Der 1ah'iGen Oeiaenios
nate in gsWou sinen oldnaenb<n or.
folo uno entbuiiosmirte au& feline
2uhDrer burn bic fpohrboft noiitifc
anserpretoiion bss B<eibopsn'ldkn
Geiatnior3sris. bas In irefiIihes
Meiie com Crhefter bealsitst uurbe.
Gas Drheier befonb altiHiaiIB
NIT oroken Ghren unier bsr Qeitmna
ron Or. aiinnalb lnb nnmentli@
Wrahms' g.MolI Gpmpbcnie sntfeI.
ieIte beasiIterisn Beifau. Dcs Ora.
rrnmm spirb am kuiiaen Nbeno nle
iibIih sur Di.berholuna gslrnaen unt
conn beipro6xn iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-28

1lnIer Mgenf in 10milten III
6err Gouarb 4rnf, 449 Sie Finite
strase. gel Sci. 476 g., Dome
Yboue 1851 4.
- Sihsrbeits Dirsttor 6. g. Dts
nesn srndnnts aeitern in uebereinItim.
muna nit Der Sroinans fur Neoraas
niIation bss NoIiaei Departments
ipIaenbc 9oIisii.cn: polisei. Snipeitor,
Z. s.. De 4rmcno; poIisiiien, 1u.
der. aenb, gronn. Uarneu, Reller,
Soons. Fiiber. Sisfsr. Orabolpb,
6arris. goIss .Wiiuer. Biibop. WoIs
fs. Seating. Smith. anobel. Sieges
mann Zoe Cabin. ginsfeIo. aones,
2imbsImann, DuQs Griikrer Deieis
tin uno 6srmann; Detettips. Strider
uno 6etterih: ftclIpsrtrstenbe QcIisis
item. gonls. RiIep uao siobn Gahill:
Glsrts. Rebermanu unb Blair; ga.
troIpaasnashilfsn. sSohnion unb iFie.
mspsr; gatrpItpa 9sns autiGer. 6nfnas
asl, osameion uro 2eonarb. Die snts
laFsnen polisift,n iinb: Somes 90.
don. Cherries Boiler. .. 8. HubIe fDe.
tsttip). Wortin QoFtus. u. Z. Gltins,
Robert Gurrp, U. u. Dime. Sobn
Tobae. Gbarles Mortpn. Wm. grus
ssn, 6. U. gulea unb Carl Welfb.
6dann unb grusen. tref5e lanae i'm
9ieniie tparen. irurbtn aeiiern Worasn
bon ben 8ertpaltsrn beg poIiseipens
iionsfonos auf bi, geniicnsliite asies..
- frau molo Wlagsitreu. bic
Sdtpeiter Der frau 2ouis Z. Wiits
mann bon bier, III in Donpille. Jn..
Geitprbeu unb BIZ 2sihe fam aeftsrH
Qbenb bier fir oas gear1bnib i'm
friebhof uahe &onroe on. Sic ipdr
q Sabre aIt uro friiber bier ipobnbofi.
- Charles Gbopins. fpeldes Dol,
Isinsr Satin 1sirenni bel ieinen Gls
tern in 323 Siib 4. Gtrabe ipohni,
traf feline Iyau poraeitsrn abenb al,
Der Central 2lpsnue unb sriff bisielbe
nit sinem WsFer an. serihniti ihr
zen Woniel unb bic aIeiber unb
bra6ts ibr cine tleins Stihtpunbe bel.
Die Trnu Iisb ben MeFerheIoen Der.
baTten une Rihter Shant psrurtheilis
ihn All 80 saoen Gefdnanib.
- Gorbon Reeb. Elm 9oritabt. .goiis
bpte bon WtiobIetpsun. iitl ooraeitern
nit ieinem nuhripert nsbsn Der 2nno'
itrabe bic g0iauna h:nab in ben aufs
eepehten Sfnee uno Brad mehrere
Rippsn unb bi, Gmulisr.
- Burt glpbe 5onIor. 80. bon
Dopton. unb Sno Belle gdfer. Al.
BON Suni!ton. eylanateu einen heis
ratfsihein.
- Der S. aobre alte 5aa.l6bner
atfrsb S.aIs brad noroel,,rn Rad.
| mittau pom Stfna betrcfien Ieblcs
suiummsn. Sc hinierldbt Die Hrna
unb Z Sinbsr.
- esObu g. WeGa-tkn. Der Nana.
atr bss @ranp 1benisrs. Iieb oslterr
sinsn anosi;sQten ouf biz. 4ntIaae BEL
Gb.dfdlibunu perbnfttn. Der Der
boi.sts heiRt 5erbert GI.ins. Gr foI
apsi Ghets aaf $40 Enb SIS ousa,'
itent unb in Der Nlion.i gaIlen Ratio.
nal gant rtip. BEL ben WiriRa O.
briber Souer einfaiiirs boben. De-
irngs 9urits befheuert feine unihnl,
nub min bic 5bot elmer onperen Der
ion auihieb,n. gltina erhislt bn;
9sIb.
- Die 6iabsWnin G!robs Bru6
piro beute fiir ben Neriebr aeSffne
iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-28
2okal.Btrid)t
Masfembau b.s OS4er Gianssereiss

Ter gader Uefangperein mirp, se.
treu Dem felt eiIsem Dierteliobrbus-
bert gepilooenen 0ebrnnf, aud
beuer einen D2Gsfenbau peraniioItel
uno oieier Ban finbet om Gamitns,
oem 2S 5ebriior, in Der Central
Iuruhaue itait. Dns riibriae ar'
rougementsteHlnittee lit bereits eff.
rig an Der arbeit, Inn ben Grfols ber
9eranitaltung 3u f6ern uub bat IN
naereriter Sirlie ied,s ipertbDoat
greiie seiihert, BE an bic ihoniter
uno uItiaiten 9lnsfen 5ur Derfbei.
lung seIansen fogen. NatiirIi@ iuiro
audi bniiir scroe getrooen iDeroen.
bab Riemanb Glinoer O6sr gar Curl
su leioen bralidjt un1 bic Bidder
gdneer" rehnen 5mperfiGfIi6 nlil
einen redt sabJsei&en 6fia&
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-28

aiebhater Sobn Wab ip1brenb eints
Strsitss on nsr 7. 5trabe uHc 0rcobs
man 3usefisi iporben mar. Mad I'M
Isa.H bss gsrbanbes besdb ii9 bitQ<rs
l.sie nab ibr.rWobHuns on Der Gang
bon Court.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-28

NHs etH sDssms Eststass
9os IN enIastbs grems catnipa
AAien Gts daf Die gsagafnr bcu III
0rope es!lt etEe nTsalisna In sinsrs Tea
eesif 0rtrgs In snsi 1aGsn. 25< "a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-28

timer Meent in 6amiltsn III
S.rr Gbuarb @rnf, 449 Sls Hinfte
strafe. gen Sci. 476 s., Dome
Ebpne 1851 q.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-28

Sie Nc,uport Office fir Sas Sin.
@plfsblatt" bciinbet iif in
Nu. 339 gorf Strahc, sescnHber ocm
Gunrtbpn;e, ipsielbit Wcuisfeiten, Nn'
seisen II. I. m. bis 10 llhr 45 Minn.
ten Nbenbs enfaeacngenommen iper.
ben. Selcphpu Sputh 24Oi.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-10-21
THE: DAILY BANNER

CAMBRIDGE, MD, OCT. 21, 1914
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-10-21

Rrittoh appaasces, after a confer
fhss with 81, ;Sk1 IL ,sSstattorney Gordon
Tun;:that. E sttrkse men would be
srraigned fd1 .friai -temorrow.
4 -.E
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-10-21
CHURCH LOCALS.

Never too early to do your
Christmas shopping Start now by
buying fancy things from the bazaar
at Zion Church Thursday night.
The ladies of Madison NJ. P.
Church will hold an oyster supper
Friday evening, Oct. 25. Prepare
lions are being completed to make
this an excellent supper. The pub
lie is invited
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-10-21
BRIEF LOCALS

A Auditorium tonight.

! Auditorium tonight.
Pearl Whites adventures in q
! blazing aeropiane is shown at the
Auditorium tonight.
Miss Winnie Davis is spendine
sor,nt;n,a in Raltir,oro 1,;sitino her
sis,ar Mrs Ctoranca II Enrioc1,
norpine from . visit of so,,o,of
DAYS IA Raltfmore whore sba WINS
he euast Of friends
''' = Ni'''i' 'i'l IGN an" 1--we chi
e" ""' . ie'uill'a 10 their nome al
27'iS""lH' "'''i having spent Nv"
"'eN9 WIN 'i'l Sousih' MIS-. OleiH'it
Cambriaca
MI anu MIS- 'ohH f. Hioh dA"
'"eH 'Hl'e 'llii"rS"' MIS- James IL
'o'''''' anu MI illus HISS leI' 'hiS'
~ u ii''i7 III WI " oil > l""'liiile loi
La III ''''e o. "He'e 'iIe' Will 9Pe""
e'li'is >l'l'iiis l'l''i'eS'
i-' e ) ''ili'S 'ii"' AUS 10 the p"Si-
ileS0 VI o''l'' = i''s,e gives J"s' 'ii'''
'i"'i e''pio' "'en' ~ me wage
''i i'ei 9'''ii' e'''e' d sie'''ei ueiI'''n"
III 'ilelil' Note lor the bIdCN-
"o.ei o''i''i i'ie'h' eie"'ei ~ 'Spe'
y III ''-V "''SV ca iiVi .
Tickets for "A Scrap of Paper" are
now on sale at the PostofIice Phar-
Stevens, Smith & Co.'S, and Browns
Pharmacy General admission tick
GO III NC '''' anu '''h "e eSel >eu
III d ie" "'S' upon pay i''e''' Vi l o.
e|>''''
Every dollar added to the taxable
basis OF Cambridge is just one dol
lar more to be taxed for the benefit
of the whole county. Cambridge. with
its large taxable basis. pays a large
portion of the taxes, and the more
rapidly the basis is increased, the
more taxes it will pay.
Cra ,1oo+o. rho, o,,,o,-
ona crona 1oo+,o,. v,-ou ooinx
of Do,+;r I'll, --;.;+ C,;ssl,;,la.a
~ cc
- - o.a,ooI- rto:: ta
omoors oro ,no1,;na oon,
Cambridge Lodge is fortunate in be-
ing able to have them at night, so
that its members may meet and have
the opportunity of enjoying the ey-
ening with them.
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of o,1 ..io1 H. of .,,;,,
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mt o,-,. oa;u5, :. ,1,
80 lrho 1o., 80 1891.
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r,otinoo ond niob+ ond tbo ~tou,. 80
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-on5ouf,,i ,1o.- - :.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-10-21

~. Watch .Elday's issue of this
eot< h4Hs Dunn's announce
hept Of lg* Bytees.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-10-21

:. ! The esa5ak Store will have lots
of good things for sale Thursday
night, at zior Church
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-10-21

Watch. Assday's issue of this
paper font Dunn's announce
ment' of l6W.lEtceg:;- ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-11
BURNHAM

H. f. Kinney returned Saturday
from Bluehill, where he has been in
attendance at the fair and where his
trotting horse was entered in the
races.
Mrs. Lila Greeley and two children
returned Monday to town, after
two-weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
Charles Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. McAllister re-
turned Monday from Vassalboro,
where they have been passing two
weeks and attending campmeeting.
A little daughter arrived Sunday
morning at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Hunt. The young lady has been
named Glennis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Woodcock of
Parkman have been visiting several
days with her mother, Mrs. Catharine
Weed, and with her sisters here.
Misses Angie and Julia Weed return
ed Saturday to Somerville. Mass, ar
ter passing the summer at their cot
tage at Pontiac Island.
Mrs. E. C. McKechnie of Dover has
been a recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. B. McKechnie.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Crawford have
returned from Searsport, where they
have been passing the past two weeks
and attending the campmeeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith have re-
turned from Vassalboro, where they
have attended campmeeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-11
WISCASSET

Mrs. Lucy Corthell of Rockport has
been visiting relatives and friends in
town.
Mrs. S. II. Erskine of Rochester, VT.
who has been visiting here, returned
home this week.
Mrs. Annie Grant, who passed two
months in Switzerland, has arrived
home, after many thrilling experiences.
Miss Ruby Pushard has gone to
Bethel to visit her brother Herbert.
The remains of the late Charles Dor
rithy, who died last week in Lewis
ton, We're brought here for burial.
Little Herman SILVER Is quite III
with what seems to be appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Vannah of
North Newcastle were in town sun
day.
The Gliddentown Scr ] Association
held the annual reunion Saturday at
Huntoon Hill Grange hall.
Hotel Albee has been filled TO Its
capacity for some time past.
A Republican rally wal held Mon.
aav avArinS In Red Mems hall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-11
as could be expected.

comfortable as could be expected.
The town schools re-opsned Tues
day of this week.
Ethel Mae Swift, daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs. Walter l.. Swift, and Mel
vile Everett Libby of Portland were
married Tuesday, Sept. /, at the home
of the brides parents, Rev. Mr.. Pink
ham Of Gardiner officiating. Only
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-11
Lake Tacoma. They were rewarded t

Lake Tacoma. They were rewarded
by good supply Of bass and piexerel.
J. M. Goodrich Of Portsmouth, N. H.,
is visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Mariner, Tue
son, Ariz., Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Thompson and Nathaniel Roberts OF
Sabattus were recent visitors of Mr..
and Mrs Genraa Anan nastin9 thu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-11

immediate relatives and friends we're
present. Ice cream and cake were
served. After short wedding jour-
ney the young couple will reside in
Augusta.
Mr.. aid Mrs. w. B. Hewey of Bow
doin, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Allard of
Litchfiad and children formed party
LABOR aS and enioyad an outing at
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BoWDoIN

NORTH-A fatal accident was mar
rowly averted when John Sheloske
one day last week went hunting. The
gun was accidentally discharged. the
contents entering his shoulder. A
physician was hastily summoned and
dressed the wound and he Is now as
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trip in Mr.. Thompson's automobile
Robert Wallis. who has for the sum-
mer been visiting in Bowdoin, at the
home of his uncle. w B. Hervey. re-
turned Monday to his home at Norfolk
Downs, Mass.
Miss Katherine Small of the Ports
mouth Hospital Training schoolS is
M eei,,rr her tv,N zyaaks' NO tiny, at tho
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Nearly
1000

enchanting pages
of History. All
about the men
and the deeds of
men that have
made this world
what it is today |
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home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w
L. Small.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-01
MAN HAS SOLVED
SERVANT PROBLEM

Housewives throughout the country are
wont to complain of the trials and tribu-
!ations which beset them because of the
servant problem. Not a few of US
know from actual experience that the
servant problem is quite acute.
However. il remained for the manager
OF an electric light station in Southern
California to solve the servant prob
l"m with entire satisfaction Apparent
II he was lover OF sleep. and so was
his servant At any rate one should
Judge that he often went to work with
Uut his breakfast
Driven to desperation by starvation or
some other impelling force, he devised
a scheme for dispensing with the servants
altogether. His ingenious method of do
ing this is described in the Electrical
World
The master of the house is now awaken
cd each morning by an ordinary alarm
clock which in going Off throws a switch
at the back Of the cabinet and thereby
connects in the circuit four electric SOCK
cts. In one socket is a small lamp
furnishing sufficient light to dress by,
while the other three are connected
to a toaster, coffee percolator and a
grill.
Besides solving the servant problem.
the arrangement is also a time saver.
for it is related that by the time the
master of the house is dressed. break
fast is ready.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-01
DOLLY CASE MAKES
ACCEPTABLE GIFT

An embroidered dolly case wold make
an acceptable gift for birthday where
the mistress OF the home has many en-
broidered doilies and centerpieces Take
a piece of natural-color linen one yard
long and three-quarters of a yard wide
md scallop the four edges by ostton-
holing them in blue. red or any dark,
serviceable color.
At one of the narrower ends. about two
inches above the scallopiug. embr,ider
either a spray of flowers. several ,on-
yentional designs measured distsncs
apart along the end. or a monogram On
the extreme edge of this same end. about
four inches in from both the left frd
right sides OF the case. place two narrCw
ribbons with which to tie the case fast
when rolled. These ribbons should le
about half yard each and should be a.
tached to the case by their exact centsrs
so that when the case is tied there vii
he two ends to each piece Of ribbon, so
that they may be tied about the case.
At the other scalloped narrow end n
mailing tube is inserted and the end of
the case is Tapped over il once and basted
fast to the tube. The tube is first COW
cred by stretching a piece of the linen
over II and sealing up the ends with a
small circle of linen Tapped over eacn
end II is an ordinary pasteboard mail
ing tube The case is stretched out HAT.
the doilies placed smoothly upon IL and
the whole then rolled UP and tied. The
natural-coIor linen is used because IL will
not need laundering as often as the white
linen. Even a darker material may be
used IL preferred
The Washington herald., 1914-03-01
FLOWERS ALWAYS ADD
BRIGHTNESS TO HOME

The value in homelikeness, in charm
and in inspiration of flowers about the
house far exceeds the mere cost of
the blossoms, even when they must be
bought at high city prices in midwin-
ter. English folk appreciate the value
Of flowers, and the English drawing
room or living-room is always bright
and CHEEKY with its open fire and its
vases and jars of cut flowers set about
In generous profusion. or course, in
England, the country of gardens, flow
ers are cheaper than they are here. but
even the sacrifice Of dollar or two
a week will be well expended in cut
flowers.
1t was Mohammed who said: Had 4
two loaves of bread, and were stary-
ing. would sell one loaf and buy hya-
cinths TO feed my SOUL" and many a
starved soul would be brighter and less
lonely for the constant companionship
Of flowers were 1t but realized.
Each season has its costly flowers
and its flowers that are fairly cheap.
In December violets are a luxury. but
IN March Dig bunch may be had for
a quarter on any street corner. violets
in tall-handled barge basket are ex-
quisite; in a filagree silver vase they
will-in the words of Mohammed. feed
the hungriest soul The golden flowers
of spring-the jonquil. the narcissus,
the tulip-are all coming down in price
now, and 1t is really remarkable the
amount of sunshine two or three
lunches of these golden posies set
about the room will distribute. Bv the
time the yellow flowers of spring are
past their prime, lilacs will be here,
These are loveliest arranged in glass
vases OF bowls of ivory-tinted plaster.
After the violets come the roses IN,
June profusion. Chrysanthemums are
the autumn flower; poinsettias should
bloom in every home at the Christina,
season. Carnations are CHEEKY COM
panions all the year round.
Vases OF various sizes and styIes
should be kept on hand, and a little
sand. brought home from the beach
some day, win assist in grouping the
stems OF flowers to best advantage In
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