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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-09

Ihislen 9OouInltn bIlbsl bic Groul.
gebsn Der 0ausiif fiibrt Elm Ser
f6loa olntl In ben Keller biHob, unh
In Der Gde, fnrag our Strabe, iisbi
elm qriInatItridsnsr @itier5dun, edB
@cuSe BON stntm alien Baum. Der
Dem Sanle fsintn Qdmsn gtbt, be-
Idaiiei. IS III oas 8oItbaus Sum
RnBbdum", oas uns FAINT Ieiner lim'
et6una ipis aus Dem Dorf bisrbsr
perfsbt erfhsint.
Dds Gistudrttgits on alts9srItntr
9duart finbtt Iid ieood ui9t mtbr
an ben SlraBen Der Staot, allen
fhtbar, Ion0ern ss bsrbirgt Ith btn'
isr osp allsn Sdufern in ben Snnen'
bofsu, duf bsrsn maIuildsH anIassn
bon porragsnotH Stodtpsrteu uHo
Rsa,r9dus6tn, g%dItoHsn, 9aIuftrd'
oen un0 2rspptn nod Elm Reit ro'
maniiihsn Shimmsrs lissi. ipit mir
ibn Ionl bier ptrs,bIid iu9en.
bon Der GingangspPris fiibrt
meiIt IGmal uno torrioorortis EN-
LANCER gtpiloftsrtsr Sang 5piidn
Den Gsitsnfligeln Der 6auptgsbduoe
IGnurssraOt in Den 6inttrgruuO, Ju'
neilen Don sintm auerg,bduos nit
einsm 1ur6gdng in Der Mlitts iibsr'
briidt. Cine @aIerie nit ssihnistr
8riiitung. Gin bol3ge5immerter, BON
9foitm gsItiibttr galton, 81 Dem
cine sspun0sns Srsppe mdIrrii6
binauffibrt, oOer Elm nuf SduIsn rus
benoes 8oroad, allies msiit Don @riin
umrantt, biloen Die ouiprudsIoIt
uno bod 10 %rei5polle arhittttur bic
fer altsrsstiapdr3ten, itil,n SOf'
rGume. Nus ben iIsinen JenItern
beraus bliikn Gerdnisn oOer anOsrs
bt1sleudteuOs glumsn, uno 5utpeilsn
ihmidt Gin QbjsiteH. Elm Wdppen
oOer btrglti6en DIE Wdno iib.r Der
Gingdngstiir. an sinsm 6auIs In
Der 5iihsrfrdbe Iibt Elm IN Relief gs'
biloetes Gihbornhen iibtr Dem 9of'
tor, un6 Die gfatts trdst bic aIts
Sni6riit: ,3u GidborH Bin i6 g.'
nant Dis buus iiebt in gOttts 9uno.'
@orte, Oersn ihlihte 9Ottesfur4t
Dem Settle Der 3tit sntipredtn. Den
originsafsn un6 groBtsu ioI9er, in
ibrem urIpringIiaen 3uitanos nod
erbaltsneu Snnsnb0fe bilOet Der Soi
i'm Io%gsnanuten .arogsl", ieusm ems
gen 3ugang our Spree, ben mir be-
reits BON Der Daferisite tenneH Isrn'
ten. Qud oisfer lang unO f9mdl,
Der 5gpus 4Its BerIiner 5ofe. 1T 5pis
f9eu Osu llsbsrrsIten Der alien Stapts
mausr gslegen, auf osneu fi6 f~enitsrs
reihe Stodperte tiirmen. Sn Der
Witte, gleihfaqs BON sinsw bobeu
9ebGu6e nit runobogigem gu. gang
u6erquert, sitbt iia Der 9of tief bins
elm. Dos melt p~orragenOe unterts
Stodperi an Der elnen San9slsite
rubt auf elmer Reibe ipmmstrii9 ss'
bilOeter 6OI5tOnioIsn uno pOrIprin,
geuOer 8anopfsilsr bon tinblidu
ginta6Rit. Cine bdlbberpifdte Sons
nsnubr iber Dem 9ur6gungstor am
Qusrssbduoe asigt siueH 9otentopf in
Der Mitte Der Sdsibs uRo mabnt
on Die gergdngIidteit bes 2ebsHs
NIT Der SnIdrift: rMlors certa, feb
bord inertia. Der Job lit sepiB,
aber Sit GtunSe it ungepiB.) Sn Der
Gde baranter. in sinem gan5en 9iib'
ners unO 5aubenitanObiertel, berrI9t
ieoo9 unbsiiimmert munterss 2ebsn,
nnO Gin ~bsfIiigeItes 90lt4sn gebt bier
Iuftig aus uno Elm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-09

ID Bin bier nod INNER Tait ssipor'
Gen." 9dpon BAT Die n0r0Itdne
goRItdtiuu bes aoniereits ben Ras
men Smmsriatt. bds s%us,b5riss drms
Dorf d6sr nauuts f6 bon Oa db
I,IbtironiId Rimmsriait. gs bsItsbt
btute aus elmer qn5abl fsbr s,rfr.ut
oft blot an osr grenss litssnosr Jis
Ifers un6 gdutrnbduTer nit etipa
$50 msiit IetiiIfen G%innObnsrn. Die
Sdufer iiuo faF Ourdtpss ItrohsOtdts
QtbmbittsH ootr gIodb1uIsr. sic
Tdauen dbtr i'm nngsm,inen tiipos
beFer aus, als pieIs 6ittsn, Die Id
auf ser 5psiftiinoisen 8anOeruns
bon Der &IsinbabnsS Station Dtutlds
grottingen mad Rimmsridtt Osrsins
StIt an @sgc lisgsn fab. 9as adsr'
Inno lit sismIi6 frudt6or unO nur
Tislsnpsiis, mtiit hidt BEL Ser Gee,
Idnoig rno psnig ersitbig. Mon min
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-09

F~NN5E"
ftruppiaeu gIsro6en mebr aus isfnem
Ganoe berausbolt nno auf Die bobe
aante Iegt, aIs mander GutsbeFber.
Dos tommt nidt gum ipenigIten BON
Isinsn is9r seringsn aulturonipriis
den.
Moa man iiber bic 6Gus9sn osns
fen, pie man ipiu, muleril9 iin6 fie
ieosnfaas. als ie Iid mir prdfen>
tierten, gsgen gnos QpriI, srints p6u
oben" nod iein glGtt9sn an ben
8dumen, absr bic Ruten Der @eiben
Dor ibnen uno bas @sGt treuer
a~pfelbGumt redten fi6b mad Dem LAM
gen uno barten. noroif4sn Winter
Dor Dem fablsn 8raugeIb Der mnleris
I9en @trobOddsr 70 l~en3ssnbneno in
Die blnus Cuff, berIiebts aibibs bO1s
fiibrten iuud3eu0 70 Iuftigs 9ruuts
tango iiber ben 8iefen, unO bic birs
tenbefdnDenen Mege uno bic iumpFis
gen MdlO4eu aus Grlen, Robr unb
Wsiben, nidt au Dersefen bic Oielen
tHdrrenoen @inomiibIen. belsbtsn Die
Gegsno 70, Dab mir ftin ginorud
noroliner Deb. auftom. a~reisrunoe,
bon @eioen 6eItanoene acltsn, um Die
Greuno Q0ebar rspiereno umherftel5t,
bdben aud lire Beige, uno 10 mans
bert Is fi9 gang unterbaltfum in 0as
n0rblihre Gno3ipfeIhen binein.
Sn 9~immsriatt TT aus teinen An'
fdngen cine fehr ftottIi9s Oeutf1e
MirtI1uft nit GoTtbdus als Daurs
6ous1 ~entIfdnOen. Sic 1T fpgar
speiH0dig, uno Das min etipus befos
Stn, 100 lslbN In Der 6duptItaOt Der
@eqen0, In MenleI, oas sintOdlgs
6aug nod pisIfaA Die Gbtrbduo Dot,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-09

Mebstre GiuFen FIbrsR poH Der
Gtrabe su Dem iIeItrIissmom I6Ii6'
ten @otiestduie hinnb. oehm bers
borragsnoe arditsttoniids Ysosniuna
flo eff IN ieintm Snn,Tsn oIisnbart.
6ier itsbm mir Dor Dem ioiibortsn
Gut, oas Berlin aus BEN WliiieIolter
befbi uno oas uns, nur psnis Don
Der reItauriersnoen 6ano btriibrt, ben
@eiIt isner 3eii iiberlisfert.
Sn @sodnten iibsrflitsen mir nun
tiutR Der QtuBsit aHgebcrtHoen
GtaottsiL unb bsfinoen uHs i'm tnstu
GtrGBmseipirr Der Spdnoautr Dor
Itaot nieoer sirem itiaumfritoettn
G~oIttsbdult gestnlbr. Ging.bttttt
unttr Grin itebt bier bic bibids Co
pbisniirds, Elm Ban ud6f6litsri4er
3eit. Sin alter, poblgspflsgtsr
Grieofof Isst fh rings UNI be air9s,
uno nit fsinsn bob<n 8dumsn, gri'
nen @rGbsrn uno blibsHOsn 9lumtu
pirtt sr elsidiam ME elm titles et'
LAMB in benz branosnosn O3edn oes
Qsbsns rinesberum. Der gei6mad'
Doas Surmaufbau Der airds NIT Der
barodsn, irtiibiH iihtbartn SptBs bil'
bet Den Shmud oieItr 9sgeno.
Qtht nett baron, mo BON BEN be-
psatsn @eritbrBlsben oisits Stdot'
tells penig btriibrt, Iitgt nod GIN
filler glat.
Sin Sdu6 bon gsrlaFsnbit rubi
duf ibm. un0 pis aus psrgiIbtsn
gldttern ptbt IS uHs lsiis %sHtsegeH.
Sier litgt S6lob Ronbiiou, Oos sbs'
maliqs 9uRfdlobhen Dsri4eotnsr
prsubi6sr Jiriinneu, uis i'm Dorm
r6s6nf4laf inter otm 9rtn itinss
alien gartss bsriuntsn. Dur6 ole
BON elmer i'm 6albtreis g'Iitaisn
Sdulsuballs maIeriId mrd9mts Sim
fabrt fdlt Der Bid in bic grin.n
qdrtunlogen, no iih bic ldnggstired'
ten, f6mudlolsn 5siIs oss 9drtsn'
baues bin3ieben. pabrsno Die Strd'
benfront in 3ierIidsm RototOItil &C.
baltsH lit. Gin shrnHrOigss alein'
% iensr 3sit Der btiiersiOrglOisu Sc
bensfreuoe birgt GdloB WOHbijou
isbt Die GrinrruugsiddBe an Idneit
ael6punosne 9eidledtsr.
BON biirgerlidsn qriOatbau fribe'
rsr 3sit bsiibt Berlin nur nod ips'
nise, fir ben GrsunO oes QItsrtiim'
liden aber bod intsrsFnnte nsbsrrsite.
Sol6s finben mir jtBt bauptiddli4
nod an ben armen Der Sprn unb in
oeren ndhItsr llmgebung i'm Centrum
Der Sta0t, no iie unltrtn Bid our6
ibr altsrtiimIites ausisbsH feisln.
Die brett sugeIpiBts, pon Der Spree
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-09
in gfmtfdlanbs nGrnlt@-
ffrm pnrf.

Den Dets unb Sib0eutIdsn Be-
oeuteH Die 0TtproDinsen in ieoer 5iHs
Ii6t Sibirien. 9oreingenommeHbsis
ten Itiben Tid msift uuf llntsnntnis
Der Dinge. Sd i6dBs mid gIid'
lid. msine anIidtsn ibsr oas ebtma'
lige 9dno Der alien ppru35en", in
Der Ie beute nod aIs 2ittauer fssH,
our9 tinen gsIu9 fpeisntli9 berbsi'
fert au baben. @egeniibsr Den fIa6sn
RlbsngefiIoen un0 abps9slungsloieH,
fpeaissn Jslobrsiteu man4er uns nas
Der gslegsnen @egenoen Oeuti6ldnos
erIHtint oas 2ano lonof4uftli9 rsi3s
poa, mag man Is nun in Der Sesns
platte burdqueren, mo buntle MuiTers
fpiegtl SfpiIdsn fpeitsn @dloerH trdu'
men, mag man ben Rsi5 Der Bern
fteintiiFs Doer Der 6afflanoThaft duf
f4 pirten laFen, in ben Yisoerunssn
breits Gtr6me flisbsn isben uno bObe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-09

tpiFen, 6aB mnndsr Bauer, Der bu
nit gDei6 uno ainb in ftinsm sinft0ts
tigen Sdusden fibt, aus BEN oft ges
mug nod Der Rauh, naGbsm sr Die
Dobnung orosniIi6 eiugeIdpdr5t
bat, fat bur6 sinen Sdornitein, am
Sis6eno9 binausIpa5isrt, nit ieinen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-09
eiH Dob1tatss sss BraasM.

Jn elmer politiifen 8sri1mmIune
fpri6t cine @OrtdmpFeriH btr Grnus
en-: sMsr 1T Der Mnnn. Der In be-
mOOsrnsn melt fid riibmsH Tam,
uus Jrnusr gu sr5berer 50bs suls
~purgshObeH gu bnbena.."
Cine MdnntrItimms aus BEN 6ins
tersrunb bes GaaIes: .8tr Grfinbsr
Der boben MbfGbe!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-09

pIIamln gIab. 6isr fsht Ol, RiiD.
Latitude. ihFsr @rluOuHs mad be
dllens airhs gerIins. btuit ieoo9
aubuli6 fat Elm poniasr Rsubou, an
Dem nur nod peHiss 9sils Der irabe'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-09

MtsGerlin: eof in Der getriitrabe.
altes Tiiitsrden, oeFsn S66nbeit
our6 ole Gait Der SABRE nidt geIits
ten, fonoern our1 GhrDlrOisteit nod
an asi3 getpOunen bat, Oadt fi6 Der
feline 8du neben osm ibn bod iibers
raqen0en Iadbar. Die Giebelieite,
bon elmer fsinbebanoelttn @odIteins
ornamsntisrung ME init sinem gaebs
inert iibersosen, Der 6traBs 3ugetebrt,
uirft oiefss rsi3enoe GebduSe fpie Elm
tleines altertiimlihes 64mudtdFlein.
gliGlt iDsit bon 6teler oItsbriDiirois
osn 5tGits seInHgeit NIT Our4 bic
pOFRrabe auf sInen ItiIlsn, baAnEbss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-09

GbeIf6sr 3Dif. glsin.
msiu Ghdb. tueun ou aud bic Meha
tt Etubitrt Daft, 70 haf On borum IN
BET Gbe nod large ui4s rs@t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-09
@aai6dusara ter @ren8I0iaIen.

qptiI9e gadifeinbuuteu bepunoern,
ODER ubintertDGrts BON Mlemel" BEN
n0rDIi6fsn 8orfe Deutf9ldnOA sus
Iteuerr.
GinI nirIle oies DorF 70 trnuris
arm, Oab, Der Sage nadg Elm mad
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-25

ghes cotton sipaei isat ae as more or. iess
srregnIa and liiise lied during the
Jays trading with the close bare 81
STEADY net inc ham ed 10 ! point low.
nr May was rel ttyeiy easy under
ttaTing liqpid Ion md showed tie
maxim intnl loss hltheneli nliii "a. ?.
prailsstltn OF shout 8 over ttiie
5JulE at the close Eiie tall IL a arossiiSf
the ring clesg 81 evTsli IS
neaa Haith reference Ia the 1es,I. mon K
2ltukkl1n. pd5f ", cred
with trading both syn s. liek kt f6 III, 4
Z Eeportel that come 6t the res
IS y Y s DlIyefS, ~ n q anu JIlIy
were feilsIs On q & aEtefn0on.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-25

~ tnf lis 81 lar
nt& ~ H o
tt , r.
IS e st ~
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sse " 9rieaii s, q :. I'd .le Il Il,
moved lefy0usiy 81 the hsgllkessk
andinE 40 4 l 6iifis ever eesters
day close aud 3 to IS fraiE upd dor
et ths ioWeiit THE close ~ nDIdts
up 20 point down CONT ils cd Win
qFHDIp 9HCnsus 70 cause pfCfiol1H Cd
selling
Rut ccttpf stead slHe haif gefi.
Sales on the spot 22.sS5l2 bales; to ar
rive 80.
Cosfcn futures closed
& May SIS JillY j 10 All gtss
oct il.se Pee .es
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sSo o % O 8 Is Is b q 80 Is O q 81
os
MI Is
81 cssslsyss. ps u. IS
ss o5
81 % eAeao oso go

Z. 80 y
Walter Stone. has accepted the
position Of oyeFseeF GE spinning at
ssle Riverside III An6els0sl.
q u. "A :. Hams. uf sr ,s
iTl5lg fisFn 8 loom II tho inyefii s z
hIslis; W1nstcn-S Ieinl
e PdistsF sisIa beeonle second
lia1id IN weaving Il the Watts Mil.
\ SyaaireIlss
~ Parrot of rain filnj sias
tsseep pteH the posi- sipf 3 I super ifiten1t
INT. 81 the IsEtlisFiIie AElg. Coz Fork
p. A- HoImes, ol liIles l.as accepts !
ed the position d snDefint tSB6efit OF
Tie Srelie Nils, 81 tssE Place
Curly q Tue Mona CHAN
h9f11s 10 He Ri inv s.sksaf, 4 & ana
seayiTs =: aIliss5, OF
the same pi3cs.
W sandeis 0f tp6ro. hah
seepfea tn p1itiBn d osereeer Of
ies.fllsse and lil q tie Royal
ton litll the J 20 Oh flhre %. I, Benz
ia PENN 10 1ecof $
- 1A..s... - - - -
lAsiofy has 4 sd
Ien at OF 8
hes L3ts bke nfed isi6El
stfftt = "a ~ 5,4,s,s 1..l - = 49, !,
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There ~ mink - al,a lii
Dlo4s tlI ~ ieci,, II st
naa tias ss itti
elf,h ~ - ir e1ll lilSl.},n
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too, ali showed d set -orn On *
LII u Esse a 81 81. 8 ssisa 8 d IL q s. s
osislOls 5 u zoe =
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g. Ray has resigned as second
fiald In Hposiiifs slIid d wafpIile 50
the 5iIdsoH; ~ ls iie ana Is
NOW ecpnd hand Ia ppg llliag ,aa tue
Apltacle NILS Ariing
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-25

&c. III. PSebissS ms resigned fls ~.
.aIs.oa SIC s.. vim g The M ~ e g. aEesns
u the sotllssids kiilIa winston
HI Hui. Of Cherokee FANS. hes
sheeep tlIe positsaa ef oyagseer az
weaving fhe Arcade alills, Rt5cIs
3E4ili.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-25

f5i Atia4ta 4.
IA ii iztts : J. Il iifsik s
Bsfliitli.5 oniety
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ulls 20 sli.y9 = = q q 1sss l4 3ygpslt8 4ii4.
3 IS.
D
PIN eaSe
rled d lse ois il
tion bill.
qYfeAa R4ilatl1i g cess
s5eefetinn eg gen erAl trust sili
Sons Dec
tsse s5ls(l rg ciFii kE5n 81 II
b6 ftea sca1
'elaan.s rslfet slili s:pnsid dsree
iaets isli
turai toHsass( con
on pTa asioe
pGq6sDtS Of restrict cpltds9 & 81
d 81 IS h Z
Adopted coma bill "a
fegul 4sis.lzk kssss - 81
As tssss
fcs eiln
e fzlns fsea
etaipE Aas
yest sean ems
V sssiiepp pfnsa stiltil lss
e1ata es 81 Il1ss II II
Cos q
!. ssSsSs Z, -. ...,:.a' s az -. So
1dieafE
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.N.ATnSN.1f. IEAan93-

ttSb ilrethI 4, 81 & 4goliis 5. r. 3
at New York sss ..a..i llfa .. .--1,;rr
at Boston B rooh IN q. ) Z q 1
S At 5llicage - elnein &
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II II !. { b 4. 4 2 q 3 ~ i
flnfkts

flIetl slnaf
Assy II s. I. :. 1Sggl so
JaIy =. ~ e,54 l2.sss2
Oct 8. Is. g :, S s. /. : +. =. z =. fes6Z ass
pee !. s. 81 Ia.sf
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= ~ ~ q ltttS3l.lA a DEAtft y
nsbosof RSlnHtoi e:n d.

at Ash He 4 q
Zee qilf0fd cdtie
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o 80 % s s9 q ss1 q q ai1
I IS 8
| g g g q q 8 q o . o. q q %
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AaIEIIif LEaGUK|

AZ YNashin on 3; b; 4; Boston s.
4At = Pliiiads phia New York g. III.
81 Louis 0s Detroit ). lI2 in4
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Il k9'fs MIC

Sa7arl,ll n CharIS Sstosl s.
I At linn b AZ
/ AZ > Ibany s ecsTI Z Il. g
g0lllinJlfs 6 Jack 5nyfh ge z
irllitig II Bs.
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sRGlSs AgHE

- NORFOLK o; feterbiE.g
q IIIgIt Hs1'ss
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Mallory 7a 6sishe5 s Ssfs
ut OF 5
n Sc ~ t.te kli{Sd Tin.
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. Curry OF Tue Mona rIlai b
ShEi1ls (s E6ensfle 4 aante i.sse San 4 IiaSiss
81 eeavinr % Lei a.:
Tie same piacs.
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Spear s, "a e II 81 u a
I 4 lb1f0 Fl S Z
llies hilt acce In. oosl ts1n
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ton with the J a oll fllbfe 81. Fem.
tas m tos becof ~ ~ Is q.
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gIlsfli
|ll iaf 81 tbs s
ssi7si "a sl iT {. 1t
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{ lFEDEMKLs

1al tiiIidF 20; Isa n aE0 z -
st plttsDnrs 4; Bfoci Iysl 2. seeoSS
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b A. Holmes 5e CAIN isas ac cef5ts
led the position 81 snpSfih tSI Iidef.t Df
s:ie Srelie Nils, q tlsat Place
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That a patient waiter is no loser was
demonstrated In the case of the annual
picnic of tho Winthrop street Baptist
Sunday school, which was enjoyed
Wednesday. An attempt was made last
week to hold the picnic but on account
of the continued stormy weather 1t
was set tor Tuesday, only to be furth-
er postponed by another rain storm.
Wednesday however proved a beauti-
full day and one that was worth wait
ing for. and the trip was made. The
party left Augusta by a special car
over the lire of the Lewiston, Angus
ia & Waterville Street Railway which
left Augusta at o'clock in the morn
ing, and after a run to Winthrop left
the party at Island Park on the return
trip. Lunch was enjoyed and gem
eral good time enjoyed until the start
for home was made in season to reach
Augusta at about 5 o'clock. The day
was one of pleasure from the time that
the party left the city until it's arrival
home and the trip was one that will
long be remembered.
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Beautiful, Soft, Fluffy
Hair An Aid to Beauty

Who does not love head of pretty
hair? Some women think it is a gift
of nature and envy their more fortu-
nate sisters. If your hair is not fluffy,
soft and lustrous; is falling out
streaked faded, brittle, or full of dand-
ruff and If the scalp itches, do not
think 1t must always be that way,
for, pretty hair is only a matter of
care and proper nourishment of the
hair roots. Hair is something like a
piant-if neglected it soon withers and
dies, while with little attention it
keeps fresh and beautiful.
Partisan Sage is scientific prepa-
ration that supplies just the elements
needed to invigorate the hair roots and
stimulate the hair to grow long, thick,
fluffy, soft and lustrous. 1t removes
dandruff with one application and
quickly stops itching head and falling
hair. 1t is the ideal hair tonic and
scalp treatment for men, women and
children-contains nothing injurious
and is delicately perfumed.
Bowditch- Webster Co. or any drug
or toilet counter can supply you with
Partisan Sage-it is inexpensive. You
cannot be disappointed with this de-
lightful and helpful hair tonic for the
first few days use win give the hair
the beauty and charm of youth.
Sold and guaranteed in Gardiner by
Jackson Bros.--Adv
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Anniversary Program Today at the
+ Colonial

The Colonial Theater celebrates to-
day it's first birthday. There will be
a special observance, to make the first
milestone of this house which has
givea so any pleasant hours to the
people of Augusta. Specially selected
pictures will be shown and the Co.
lonial orchestra admittedly the finest
in Maine will render a special pro-
gram.
1.-THE Fox" is a feature picture. 1t
is a two reel Rex dealing with life in
the Northwest 1t features Robert
Leonard and portrays the strength of
character of these sturdy men of the
great country in the Northwest.
Entirely different and on society
plane is the Imp offering, Beneath the
Mask" This features Ethel Grondin
and Edward Gordon. The fun of a
mask bali and the manifold meetings
are all represented, ending in a very
pretty romance.
All three keystone favorites appear
in the comedy. THE Fatal Mallet."
Mack Sennett, keystone Mabel and the
inevita BILE Charles Chaplin, all COM
bine to make this a fine production and
a wonderful laugh getter.
There are two fine dramas in The
Fires of Ambition" and 1.-The Mo-
hammedan Conspiracy" These go to
make up a great bill. and one that is
seldom got together.
To go with the Keystone favorites
Ford Sterling appears in "Suitz Joins
the Force" 1t is a great production
and all are acquainted with the unex-
celIed ability of Mr. Sterling in getting
his comedy across.
Lucille Love" Friday and Saturday
has a thrilling auto race to add to the
regular features-Adv.
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Early Wednesday Morning
Skull Is Fractured, Both Arms
Broken, Face Badly Cut and
Bruised
LIES ON FLOOR FOR HOUR
BEFORE HE is DISCOVERED
Hurried to Augusta General
Hospital but Injuries Prove So
Serious. That Death Follows at
$40 P. M.

Laurice Kaler of Washington, aged
about % years and unmarried, receiv-
ed injuries early Wednesday morning
by being kicked and trampied on by
a horse at his home in that town,
which resulted fatally at $40 that af-
ternoon at the Augusta General hos
pitai, to which institution he had been
hurried for treatment The remains
evening for burial
But little is known of the particulars
Of the accident as Mr. Kaler was
alone at the time. He had gone to the
barn at about O'Clock to take care
Of the stock and 1t Is supposed that
the horse must have kicked him while
he was cleaning out behind the ami
NAL, and that the horse afterward
trampled on him.
Mr.. Kaler was not found until about
an hour after he had gone to the
barn, and was helpless from his in
juries. He had sustained fracture OF
the right side of the skull, cuts about
the eyes and mouth, some of his teeth
had been knocked out, he had also sus-
tanned fracture of the left arm just
below the elbow and of the right
arm at the wrist. and was cut and
bruised in several places about the
upper portion of the body
Harold B. Kaler, postmaster a,
Washington and a brother of the in
jured man, took him into his automo-
bile and brought him to Augusta and
to the hospital, where everything pos
sible was done for him, but his in
juries were of such nature that all
efforts were futile and the end came
as above stated.
The horse which was the cause OF
the young mans death was a large
animal weighing over 1900 pounds and
had recently been purchased by Mr.
Kaler but it is not understood that
he was vicious.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-09

A rather peculiar mix-up seems to
have occurred in the office of J. E.
Alexander, secretary of State at Au-
gusta, in reference to the candidates
on the legislative ticket of the Demo-
Gratis for this district. Yesterday Sam
uel Rosenberg, who by the returns
failed of nomination in the recent pri-
maries. received notification from the
office of the secretary of State of his
nomination, which was accompanied
with the necessary forms of accept
ance and instructions that the accept
ance must be filed with the secretary
within a specified time. James A. Con-
nellan, who by the way received 1876
more votes than any other candidate
on the representative ticket at the
primaries, appears to be the one that
was overlooked. as he has received no
notification from the secretary of
States ofice.-Portland Argus, July s.
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Island Park.

The people of Augusta realize that
Island Park is as fine an amusement
center as any out of door park in New
England.
Every evening free moving pictures
are thrown on the screen and anybody
who visits the park may see them free.
~ free movie show is nothing Won
derful but the character of the show
at Island Park is as high as any pic
ture house. Warmers feature pic
lures are shown every night and every
photoplay is a feature. The pictures
are shown from to $50.
At $50 dancing starts with music
by Tinker's orchestra. This is a
team of five novelty musicians and
none of the latest novelties are lack
ing to make this team in keeping with
the other features of the park.-Adv.