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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-05
Greenwich Village Leases.

The Duross Company has leased the
store at 1874 Seventh av. to Harry Gold
Also the store at the southeast corner
Of Greenwich av. and Perry st. to
Gerassimo y. Paris, and the store at
255 West 18th st. to c. J. McGovern,
and the store at 396 Hudson st. to
Frederick Bolt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-05
Rpving AT Scarsdale.

Argel & Co. in conjunction with
- bonse on Crane Road, Scarsdale,
- Mrs Margaret E. Hall. Also sold a
,Iot 5ov1OO feet. al Lee av. and Ewart
,, Scarsdale. to Mrs. Hulda Schnabel,
,,bo will erect a home there at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-05
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.

There was heavy selling pressure IN me Cotton
r.1s.rg with net los.rs y l0 fo u iHli's- i-
technical ps.HoH vas believed to DEL asalrl hisIrl
49,. m th- market fet tle inh-clse " ilqfa
'i-r.i 5r.flrss N crude ri. wel 4s fhe absence
1f s-lthen. Igyllg shiloh tai proved ~ y 90
~ he principal sustaining factors luilAs lAe ie
cent upward mggculelt- Range OF Eilth - -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-05
KlingkoFer- Schacktel

The Klingkoffer- Schackter Realty
Company sold to Benjamin Gordon for
improvement the plot, lOOx92. on tho
west side Of Bergen sy., near Fulton
av.. Jersey City.
George W. Mercer & Son have sold
for the estate Of William l.. j. Pidgeon
the dwelling and garage, on plot TOOK
100, at Hasbrouek pl., Rutherford. n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-05
TOPIC TO BE TAXATION
Senator Mills and Commissioner SAKE
10 Sneak az Convention.

to Speak at Convention.
At the twelfth annual convention Of
the Real Estate Association Of the
State Of New York. which is to be held
az Saratoga Springs September 70 70
&c. the subject OF taxation will be dis
cussed by many authorities.
Martin +. SAKE. president OF the
State Tax Board. has accepted an invi-
tatio1 70 deliver an address on Tax
Problems in the State Of New York. -
Ralph l.. Thomas and Walter Knapp
will take part in that discussion. Sen
atOr Ogden l.. Mills will also speak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-05
3 feals. lN1 ID vi.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts ielS head. cars sale sheep
staady. lambs trm o. h'fhe- on Ign, receips
tofnni0n o. prime shesp lrWes) sold Al $685. per
i56 h.. fair 10 choire iim,s. g. 25stl025 Dressed
mutton sirady 40 sai-c pef lb. dressed lambs.
l-Isalrtc. h1s dressed DO. l1c
-aIa- YIiU q shannon. ~ ~ laMls 10 10
average SO ~ .cr 100 D. 81 Ohio 20 $3.50
sh.m1s-g Son 81 ~ lambs. "a n. s.
S sanders Ils state lambs. ca ID. ss2s: S
sheep 1876 81 Is .. Is s.
ksms Commi.s.ion g 2s5 ~ lambs. 81 ID.
: Judd & Co: % Penn lambs. 80 ID. $3.50. l
sheep 10. So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
=. New York. September a. 1918
BuTTER.

Receipts ara pigs. C-etme-y. sttIs ~
.,orsl &c. higher sronng -lis 80 hf,is. ~
80. 5sirs enes,. q f-sac. sod 20 prime. gag
80. cca.u,ou 70 fair. -Qi3 5Z5ise. Renovated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-05

extras 2I92il4c: arsts, 2592sc. lower sTa Sss
.0ia G22c: imitation creamery, Lrsts - = o r. -
z6isa2Ic. lower grades. lsia "a zoe. packing STOCK
Jule make. Nle -0isc. current make. hne zoe
40 ?. lgi7c lower grades l5'1 ice.
EGGS.
Recruits G. 1913 cases Fresh gathered. extras, PEI
dozen 9sT2gc. extra hrsts -f9-tc. mss -
25e: seconds ga 95isc thirds 9nd poorer; ,o,s-
lSi zoe. checss good 90 choice. dry. lse va
cuis and inferior. l5elSc: refngclator. speciA
9ii 2aiSc. tbi-, or poorer ls62ic states Penn
and nearly heuuery whites fine % fancy $50 SOC
ordinary 70 good q 3-c sathertd whites, H.. is
whites. 45deSc; state Penn and nearty "e,, i.'
browns % 32c. gathered brown and niAs5 co'o''
g4a zoe: nearby. refrigerator whites. -o'2" -'o'
HAY AND STRAW.
Usv large baled timothy. No !. per ton. S2e
No 10 No O. $50 J0a S2i so; shipping Nir& ~
fancy light clover. mixed. S-3df4+. kl + NAhA"'
80 l. SIS tsmall bales about zoe uncef lAike'-
FRESH FRUITS.
AppLEs. Alexander. Dbl. s29$a,25 Wolf Ri Yer,
S4gS325. Wealthy $40 So Be5nahnerst So6'$y
Durhess SgaS..5. Grayensein. ass, i've ~
ounce. Sl5ea>250. Northwestern Ortcnlhs,s 49,
laS850: Greening SlTjWS2i0. Ba.d"lE sL''@
8 Is FAN and Holland Pilpt SlJV8f5, oiaihe
Plppin Sl5oa so. RID ippin Ni,co@ IL -
common SlaSlJ0. as % kinds. per bsk. 4gr@ -
a
cams Favori.e bbl. S3@{L1j: hs8. $la9l 20.
kes 81 2jq$L75. L. Con'e. o-k. 5lcatI' se,Ael
MI SJgS6. PEACHES. nearby and state carer.
t.k l0@ zoe; bush bsk 50G5jc: fLUMs, y 10
i,M 9@I2c 10 ID bsk IS 22s 20 ID 1sS 5' Spt
carrier 5Oc@$l bush ~. 50c9 u - riSAi i's'
&c. champion. 5O555. D., and Nj. Champ on.
5Oa jjc. Niagara jOal5c black. ID 6is ss iyS
al. 5a9r. RASPBERRIES. y. 5@ict HIthiL-
BERElES. Penn and Jersey. o.. 90 lie. N9.& t
Scotia l06l6s. MUSKMEONS. { al. st@hiaiu
7tc@Sl: Ind standard crate. $i.Zj@sli5 Jef'ey.
standard craze j0cq$i 25 81 a. craze 30c@ ~
box. 40c0Sl. Fora Hook. box. 2Oc4 30 Dei ai4
cIsie. S0eS$ So: CASSABA MELONS. Cal 3
crate Of 6. 81 .j8$l5O. WATEkllEL0Ns, carload
~ 50aS5 30. GRAPEFKl r. Fla. box. s-eSl. - .
Cuban. $3.50. Porto Rico. t2@i5O. FlNEAr-
PIES Porto Rico. Red spanish crate oocs s- -,0,
Cuban. 75c@$i so. smooth Cayenne. ia $A'o@
81 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. September {. 1918.
BEEvES.
Tf-- IN =
CALVES.

Rscelr6 COS head: sll consigned direct u local
sfsIghferrrs Feeling unchanged Dressed beef IN
fair demand al ia lti1c per 10 Tor native sides.
CALVES.
Rs,efs 90 head IS head on sale. Market
steady. 40 prime state seals offered. Ordinary 20
al City dressed seals steady at 100 zoe pr 10 (:
country dressed do. l5als5c.
sair-S Judd & Co. - Feal8. liS ID average
81 Sd per 200 To-
sander. Z veais. 1903 10. Gil.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1915-11-18
&8 KOBIETA

Tymczasem iuz obecnie zaczynajq
wracaG do wszystIlich KRAKOW sctki t.
sircy kalek, chorych, d choc mfodych,
lccz do zycia niezdatnych, potrzebujq-
cych opieki podpory. Rola melczyzny
kobicty w zyciu obecnie gruntowncj,
nagIej ulega przemianie. Melczyzna -
Ia ofa lycia - stai sic sfabym bezbron-
nym, .jak dziccllo, kobicta - uzdolniona
do zycia, odwaIna, zdrowa, aina stoI
przcd Swiatem SWAT caEy widM ni"j
ratunek odrodzcnie chorcI zrumOwa-
nei W Europie ludzkoSci. SIyszymy juI
ME tylkO nawo@ywania pisarZy eurOrcj-
skich W tym kierunIlu, ale widzimy tel
akcye W powstajqcych towarzystwach
igach W tym celu. Czytamy oto pis-
mach angielskich, IL pastor Ernest Hou
ghton zafozy{ W Londynie iige zaslubia-
MIA kalek bohater0w Il obccnej wojny.
Liga uzyska4a popularnoSc nadzwyczaj-
na, zapisafo sic do mel prawie sto ty-
siGcy kobiet, wydaje odezwy, broszury,
zyskuje pOparcie naiznakomitszych ludzi
w Anglm roZwija OgrOmna dziatalnoSG.
Iadaniem zarzadu Ligi jest po5rednicze-
ME dobicraniu mafzeMStw pomiedzy
kaIrkam 4 wOjny, ME posadajacymi ro-
dim a kObietami niezamrlncmi, kt6re
dccydujq sic W imie idei ofiary dIa tych
nicszczeSliwych - poSlubG ich, otoczyG
zycic ich opiekQ, troska, czesto bardzo
i zapewniG i'm tel dach Iycie, ma kt0ra
sami zapracowac ME So jul W stanic.
/ col sic okazafo? Oto zawarto jul
bardzo licznc mafzenstwa, dobicraiIc
parry odpowicdnio stosownic do wicku,
intcligcncyi, wychowania, zdrowia, pie
knoSci etc. II matIcMstwa t. okazuja
sic dotad SzczG&Iiwc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Widocznie, ze czynniki moraInc, pOwo
dujqce zaSlubienia, budza nastr0j uczu
cia tax wysOkic, ii W Obcc tcgo drobnc
ustcrki niedObOry przcbacza sic sobc,
a harmonic szlachctna uczuc g0lrlic. \
jednak - pomimo wszystko - ME lex
ka to dola na Gale zycic braG tOwarzy-
sza chorego, kaleke, kt6rego stan wyma.
ga lyle cierpliwo$ci, dobroci, wyrozu-
miafosci. Ofiara to Z siebie ciag}a, co
dnia co godzinq - kobiety jcjdnak Z
zapa}em tysiacami poSlubiaia kalcki Il
wojny, chcqc i'm reszte zycia os}odziG
nagrodziG stracone zdrowie aycie dla
ojczyzny. Czynia to tysiqcami francu3-
h - te niby lekkie, p1oche kokietlli,
czynia to dalej "a poSrednictwem tel Ii
gi angielki tez tysiqcami. patrzqc ma
to czyny kobiet, ma te wole ich gorqcq.
gotowa do zaparcia sic siebie rzucenia
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1915-11-18
No. A6.

Me dOtykajQc tegO, co przcnOSi, CO
cirnpi / jal pracuje kobieta dis poo
czas tel wojny straszIiwcj, jake ogroml-
ne dzwiga Obowiazki dobrowolnic, czy
to idQc, jako piclGgniarka MI pole bitW
| do szpitali, czy to zastepujQc meIcZyzn
W piracy rozmaitej fabrycznej na urze-
dach Iicznych - zwr0cic pragniemy tyl-
ko uwage og61u kobiecego M to, co ko-
blrtH czela Zaraz po WOjnic jake ma
stgpatwa straszliwe tel mordowni euro
prjskicj spadna ia jej glove. Dobrze
jest rozejrzec sic obecne jui tenn, co
przyjdzie, W tenn co juz nadchodzi co
zaczyna W tych chwilach w4aSnie na o
czach naszych powstawaG formowaG
sic.
Co wiec widzimy dis juz na szero--
kim Swiecie? Widzimy przedewszyst.
kiem. ze rzQdzenie Swiatcm wyfaczne
przeZ mezczyzn, bez udziaiu TEN woi
mySli kObiet - doprowadziio do opta-
kamych rezultat6w, do praw, budowd-
nych na gwaftach, krzywdzic sile jedy-
ME ze OTTO prawa te Swiata, racZei to
bezpraWle SWiata - obaloncm bye moIC
Jcdynlc tym strasznym rozIowcm krWi
I nlrSkoIczona ofiara ludzEicgo lycia,
szczrScia Spokoju. Widzimy vice Ia
stGpy melczyZn dzielnycI, mIodych, ida
cych na kulc, na bomby. na bagnety, zd-
tapianc W ciclc SVEN wzaicm, TEN ciclc
drogoccnncm, mad kt0rcm draafv ich
matki, hOdOWafy mlckicm SVEN, trosl;a
nocy bczsennych, ofiarq zdrowia lat
zycia. | wszystlo to byio na to, by dis
pOla ca}c uScicfaty stoSy trup6w, by wa-
lono je do mogit hurtowych, zabiiano
gazami, rozdzicrano drutami, duszono
poclskami meczonskich wynaIazl6w.
Kobiety zostafy na progach dom0w
swych OsierOconc, dzieCmi brz oic0R
lub ojcami, kt6rzy wr0ca okaIcczcni,
nieszczeSni, chorzy ncrwowo. Many luz
obecnie wypadki, kt6rc m0wia czem mo-
ga bye w rodzinie oicowie, przybyli
woJny tel straszncj, kt0rzy Ia dIugo pa
trzyli ma krew, ma meki, kt6rzy sami
mordowali pastwili sic mad ludami. Pi-
sma Europy podaja, il oto zofnierz ta-
XII ranny ne szpitala powr6cH do wiosi
sweJ rodzinnej, do zony by} melancho-
iJny ciagle, ME przestajac movie
Smierci. Pewnej nocy wsta1 cicho, wzial
siekiere i zarabal Spiqca zone, maIego
synka c6rke prawie tel. Sam zas DO
tenn wskoczyl do studni niei utopiF
sic. 1 COZ dziwnegoH.. Natura ludzka
"a slaba jest, by przezywa6 bez szwanku
take okropnoSci woiny.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1915-11-18
4 WOJNA. IF

zycia swego W ofiorze wspania}ci - mi
mowoH przychodzi na mySl, jak barIzo
starQ, wrodzonQ niemal jest duszy ko-
bicty ofiarnoSG / iak muIo Znicmia sic
wiaSciwic W ciQgu wicklow treSc czynGw
lUdzIlicI, chocial oduicnia sic ich wy
clad przyczyny.
WSzali kobicta - ofiarnica IudzIlo-
Sci Jest od prawiok6w, Cd dzicj6w mai
starozymiojszych. Sp6jrzmy mroki
pradawmc Iycia czfowieka na zicmi =.
Otto kraina najstarsza - Indyc - IA
dfugo pred przyj$ciem Chrystusa 20
TEN, al prawic do naszych czas6w....
Wldzimy tam obyczaj swiety, reIigijny,
IL pO Smicrci meza - cnotliwa IONA sa-
ma Wchodzi W uroczystym stroju na st0s
l spala sic na MIN, by dusza jej dusza
meza pOfqczona zostafa ma wieki. [ oby-
czaj ten straszny, dziki TRIVIAL tysiace
lat; kWitnQce, przepiekne kObiety rzuca-
1y sic same p1omienie, chciafy pra-
gnefy sic paliG, tax mich potrafiono
WyhOdowaG pragnicnie ofiary W konio-
cznoSc jej wiare.
A storozyny BabiIon - czy ME
miat zwyczaiu wysyfaC m}odzutkicn
swych dziewic W ofierze dla boga -
ksiezyca, gdy panowaEy grozne posuchy
lTopli deszczu ME spuszczaiy na zie-
mie pafajace niebiosa. Prowadzono wte-
dy ofiare dziewic Ma slaIp. tam .e
przywiqzyWano mocno, a gdy W noe
kSicIVc0Wa WySOkO WZbipralv DOdDo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16
CHURCH NOTICES

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Society: Sun-
life: sunday school at 1870 A. ~.
Wednesday evening meeting at O'Clock
Reading room open to the public Wednes-
day and Saturday from to 5. Christian
PENNEY MEMORIAL FREE BAP
list church. Rev. Charles 6. Mosher,
pastor: Sermon at 1890 by Rev. F. G.
s Wright p D. of Gardner; Sunday y, lay
by Frank B. Hewey; evening service at
7.9O with address by Rev. c. D. Boothby
of Augusta; mid-week meeting Wednes-
METHODIST EPISCOPAL church,
ter: 1870 A. NJ, worship with sermon,
subject, THE Hour Has Come" music
VIM. D. Hutchins. superintendent; the
mems hour, 1l.25-l2.45. under the direction
of the Cromwell Bible class, will have
for subject for discussion. THE Gid
service. Irving Packard. president, 80,
..Almost,; music by Dig chorus, Mi.
FIRST BAPTIST church on Winthrop
| street. B. p. Hope. pastor: Morning
service at 1890 With sermon on "Extrava-
gance With the Spiritual Inheritance" ;
$40: evening service at $50 with short
talk on path as a Force in Life"
prayer meeting on Wednesday evening
UNITARIAN church. State street. cor.
ner of Oak street. Rev Paul S. Phalen,
minister: 1890 y. NJ. morning servite,
anthems. 'Te Deum in c." Dudley Buck,
and Hear Thou Our Prayer" Morrison;
sermon, The One Religion Music I'M
der the direction OF Geo. r. Goodiidge:
Has a. NJ. church school; p. NJ. YES
Mrs. G. B. Long. Miss I,liza dS S. No,
BILE, Clyde Boyer Long and Harry b.
/ Chamberlain.
WINTHROP STREET UNIVERSAL
Morning service at 1890, sermon topic.
III. Wisdom the Legislative; Sunday
school at 12;c0. kindergarten: LIST .ses-
sion 1880; I'd session 1900 Mothers hav-
ing Children Of s' years and younger, in
vited to attend service and leave little
ones at kindergarten with trained
teacher and assistants
street, Rev. Brian c. Roberts. rector
cd sunday after Epiphany: Holy eu-
charist. 80 \. NJ; Sunday school. $50
M morning worship and sermon,
P. NJ. All services conducted by the
rector.
THE PROGRESSIVE SP1RITUALIST
Society Of Augusta will hold meetings in
Rev. Ruth A. Swift of Haverhill, Mass
the speaker and message bearer.
WATER STRRET GOSPEL MISSION:
Bible class Monday at $50 Meeting at
almshouse Wednesday afternoon at go:
Gospel meetings every evening in the
week.
St. Barnabas church. Bangor street,
Rev. Thomas Burgess, residence A Ban
gor street end Sunday after Epiphany:
s y. NJ. holy eucharist: 10.15 A. NJ, Sun
100 P. NJ. prayer and sermon.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL
church. Rev. Clayton d. Boothby minis
ter: Worship and sermon at 1890 A. NJ :;
ntN hNv ~I~;S ~
H. Wass; soloists, Mrs. NJ. E. Sawtelle,
Miss Eleanor V. Kittredge, Herbert L.
Goodwin and Marsters Edwards; organ
list, Mrs. G. H. Brickett; Sunday school
in the chapel and mems forum in the
church at 11.45 A. NJ: midweek service in
the chapel on Wednesday evening at 7S0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16
Boston Symphony Orchestra

Some one writes regarding the first
performance of the Boston Symphony
Orchestra (Which Portland is to hear
January 19): -,
Never have we heard DR.. Muck
give such a reading of that virtuoso
piece for orchestra, the Don Juan
a reading which made the music
white hot, as full Of youth and
strangth and scorn as it appeared in
the first years of its existence.
BY DR.. Muck this music was re-
created and glorified. There was no
weak link in the chain. l was all as
overwhelming as a torrent of lava.
The 'Erocia' Symphony was GER
tainly the music of music for such a
time, whatever the sympathies of the
interpreter or the audience. Some
fancied that Dr. Muck read this SYM
phony more eloquently, with sort Of
riexplicable inspiration, than he did
two seasons ago. when he inaugurated
his second Boston engagement with q
performance Of this work
After this performance the or
chestra rose again to their feet, as
Major Higginson walked down an
aisle to the stage, and gave the con-
ductor his hand
Reduced rates on NJ. c. r. R. seats
soc, s1.00 and s1.50.-advt.
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ASSURANCE DUETS
ALARM OF PUBLIC

One could almost hear the cry of
Help" that went UP from the public
when it was announced that the Ma
tional Newspaper Syndicate's repre-
sentative. The Augusta Journal would
distribute carloads of .cyclopedias to
its readers.
another cyclopedia?" was the pro-
test; and, looking backward, the
reader could see with his minds eye
that endless procession Of cyclopedia
offers which has invaded many homes
with persistent pleas for instalment
payments. which resulted in the books
being but little used and allowed to
collect dust undisturbed.
During the last few days. those
who have read the announcements
carefully, or who have called at The
Journal Office and inspected the vol
umes, are delighted to learn that their
fears have not been justified.
Everybody's Cyclopedia is not only
work which every common-sense in
dividual wants, but is one that every
body uses. There has been no wasted
energy in compiling useless material
to swell the volumes SO that they
would seem bulky. but every phrase,
word. sentence, and line not abso-
lutely essential to the concrete pres
cntation Of facts has been eliminated,
and the meanings made more clear
by the addition of beautiful illustra-
tons.
The National Newspaper Syndi-
Gates allotment for Augusta may be
exhausted before next week, when
the offer must positively end. In the
meantime, coupons should be presented
at the Journal office. Clip the coupon
and present it today.-Adv.
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Salmon Lake Grange.

Salmon Lake Grange Saturday evening
received three applications for member
ship and the officers were installed for
this year by Deputy Leonard Barber, as
sisted by Mrs. Barber of Manchester
Grange and Miss Hazel Rollins and Mrs.
Nellie Rollins OF this Grange and Miss
Mildred Williams at the organ. The
work was done in way that gaveeredit
to all At the close of the installation
supper was served. Jan. 30 the young
people Of the Grange will fill the chairs.
furnish the program and refreshments.
Miss Flossie Baker invited the young
people to her home Monday evening for
the purpose Of making the arrangements
and quite number attended.
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Neil O'Brien's MinstreIs Tuesday,
Jan. 18th.

Jan. 18th.
Neil O'Brien and his great Ameri-
can Minstrels, with everything all
new for his third annual tour will be
the attraction at the Opera House on
Tuesday evening, Jan. 18th.
America has probably no more
versatile or popular minstrel star
than Neil OBrien who is now in his
third year at the head of his own or
ganization, this season composed IF
all new material. with a beautiful
and laborate new scenic production
and all new acts and features. The
star and his manager, Oscar F. Hodge.
promise a brilliant and costly enter
tainment. several elaborate features,
a company selected with the utmost
discrimination and with scenic en-
bellishments and costuming said to
equal the most pretentious of modern
productions. The new first part
scene is patterned after the latest
art eccentricity and is called the
Futurist Atelier" the costuming be-
ing along the same lines, color
scheme that attracts by it's very sim
piicity. 1t will show in the semi cir
Gle half a hundred of minstrelSy's
best comedians, vocalists and instru-
mentalists, prominent among whom,
in addition to the star, Neil O'Brien,
will be Harry Won Fossen, Eddie
Mazier, Pete Detzel, Casper Nowan,
Doran & Strong and a score of other
famous black face testers, while the
array of voices in the singing con-
tingent is an imposing one: David
Morris, basso; James Barardi, tenor;
Leslie Berry, baritone; Chas. R.
Wright, tenor; Jonathan Haw. tenor;
f. B. Hodges, basso: Billy Curran.
tenor, and a large chorus and special
orchestra under the leadership of
Frank Fuhrer.
Prices SOC. 75c.. s1.00 and $3.50.
Seat sale opens this morning at A.
M.-Adv.
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From reports which are received
from time to time it would appear
that the town of Sidney is affording
this winter some of the best rabbit
hunting in this vicinity. Fridays jour
nal contained an account Of the bag
cling Of 1G rabbits Wednesday by Mes
srs. Buckley and Keene, and now it
is learned four other Augusta hunters
were out the same day in the same
vicinity and bagged - rabbits, four of
which were killed within a space Of
ten minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16

The music at the services in the
Unitarian church on Sunday includes
for the morning, the Anthems. TIE
Deum in c, by Buck and Morrison's
Hear Thou Our Prayer" and the
special Nesper program Prelude,
Andante, by Rathbone; Offertory. In
termezzo, by Driffield. and Postlude in
D. major by Merkel: together with
the anthems, I'm Thou, o Lord, Do ]
Put My Trust" a beautiful work by
Frey, and Llewellyn's tender petition,
Saviour, Again to Thy Dear Name" "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16

A new industry has been started by
man on the east side of the river,
that Of catching suckers for the New
York market, and operations are al
ready underway a short distance off
the shore of the island. so-called. north
of the mill of the Augusta Lumber Co.
The method employed is the setting
of a net on the bottom of the river
and is similar to that used by the
sucker fishermen at BOwdOinham,
where large numbers Of the fish have
been taken and shipped to New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16

NJ. A Brewer supported by Empire
Stock Company is playing THE Sher-
iff' to large optimistic audiences. Four
acts stuffed full of fun. Every one gets
that happy look at small cost. Make it
point to see this play today as it is
your last two chances. THE Man She
Loved, is the title of the play to be
staged Monday and Wednesday of next
week. Remember tickets for the Min
strel Show are on sale this morning at
the Box Office. Phone 190.-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16

The blacksmiths Of the city are now
among those who are reaping the sill
YER harvest as because of the icy con-
dition of the roads the horses have to
he kept sharp shod in order to nego-
tate some of the hills about town sue
cessfully
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16
A Correction.

Through mistake it was announced
in Friday mornings Journal that
Rev. Brian c. Roberts Of ST. Marks
Episcopal church had accepted cali
to Foxboro. Mass, when it should have
been Westboro, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16
cards are ia-fhe windows announc-

Cards -iH-fhe windows announc-
ms Washington's Jubilee Singers
for Friday evening. Jan. %. This is
the second in the course at the Win
throp street Baptist church, and
tickets and seats will be on sale at
music store Of Melville Smith and
Son after 8 A. NJ. Tuesday. Tickets
for this entertainment 35c. and SOC.
Course ticket for the three remaining
numbers 60 cents-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mrs. Mary Cassie returned Friday
to Vinalhaven after visit Of three
weeks to her son, Charles Cassie at
81 Grove street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16

After the trial Of a single case
Thursday before the municipal court
that tribunal has again resumed the
quiet which has pervaded it for near
ly three weeks past.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16

Charles Marston, one of Augusta S
older residents, was taken from his
home on Capitol street Friday morn
ing to the Augusta General hospital
for medical treatment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16
ADJUSTMENTS
OPERA HOUSE

Join the jolly Audience and See 1.-THE
Sheriff" Presented by Empire Stock
Company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16

PARALYSIS Co., ~: !. ; st.::
b b. C6ss7s 3PeeIal Blood aal Nerve Tables.
d. Chase IA N. Teafh Street. PAilsdellaia. Ra.
n31~- BO-sAN.KO'S PILE REMEDY
hURS Gives. instant relief in itching.
= A~0 Bleeding or Protruding Piles. Zoe.
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