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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-15
New York Produce Market

New York, June IA.
BUTTER-Steady: receipts $3.50; cream-
very extras, 80 score, 23d2S3; creamery
higher scoring 2S4G2e3; frsts 21G2Is; Sec
onds 25l026l.
EGGS-Steady; receipts 1902; fresh
gathered extras 22Q23; extra firsts 2aD
q. trsts 1920; seconds 17sG1S: nearby
hennery whites fine to fancy 24Qa5; near
by hennery browns 22lG23a.
POTATOES-Active and FIRM southern
1500 go; sweets Jerseys 50d10o.
FLOCR-Lower to sell; spring patents
625d660; winter patents 60oa615; winter
straights 5750590.
WHEAT-Spot weak: No. red 12s; No
2 hard $50 elf New York export billed;
No. ! northern l27 and No. / northern
Manitoba l22s elf Buffalo.
CORN-Spot firm; No. 2 yellow S63
prompt shipment
OATS-Spot firm; standard 55a: No. 3
white 80; fancy clipped white 56d57a.
PORk-Barely steady; mess 1900Gl950;
family 2iehn 300; short clear 195N02l50.
BEEF-Steady; mess 1S50al9o0; family
195ed20
1ARD-Weak; middle west aOod791o
SCGAR-Raw steady: centrifugal -4s9;
molasses Az. refined steady; cut loaf To0
crushed 500: fould A 655. cubes 635: XXXX
powdered SIS: powdered $50: fine granu-
lated $40; diamond A SO; confectioners A
6Go No. l $50. Futures closed steady 3
points lower to higher. Sales ESQ tons.
judy 4ol. Sept. Ais, Dec. $50. March $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-15
FAIRFIELD

The diplomas have been awarded at
the lima culate Heart Of Mary school
to the pupils in The Palmer Business
Writing cour:se and the results OBJ
tanned from .,the taking of that course
have been very favorable.
diplomas have been awarded to the
f. lowing, who have attained to a de-
sree of excellence in the Palmer Meth
od of muscular movement business
writing: Madeline Pouiin. 9Th Grade;
Aurelia Champagne. 9th Grade; Anto-
Mo Mailloux. 9Th Grade: Irene Trem-
.oy. Sth Grade; Blanche Drouin. Sth
Grade: Cecile Roy. Sth Grade; Cole
man Quirion, Sth Grade.
The Palmer Progress pins to the fol-
lowing pupils having satisfactorily
passed the second test in the Palmer
Business writing: Wilfred Gilbert Sth
Grade: Leon Rousseau. Sth Grade: Lu-
ellie Marcoux Sth Grade: Albertine
Champagne 7th Grade: Cora Cakes
eth Grade: Martha Cakes. It'll Grade;
Wilfrid Roy. eth Grade.
The Palmer buttons awarded to the
following pupils having mastered the
muscular movement Of the Palmer
Business writing: Arthur Gagne. eth
Grade: Armand Poulin. eth Grade:
Alfred Boufard. eth Grade; Cleophas
Poulin, eth Grade; Herlnenegilde
Tremblay, eth Grade: Reginalde Roy,
7th Grade; Roland Maheu. 18th Grade;
Robert Marcoux, eth Grade: Emiline
Allaire. eth Grade: Adeline Lemelin.
9Th Grade: Garcia Proulix, 9Th Grade:
Alma Parent 9Th Grade: Bernadette
Drouin. 9Th Grade; Gladys Gallant.
9Th Grade Frances Marcoux. 9Th
Grade: Estelle Sansoucy, 5th Grade;
Cathleen Donahue. 5th Grade.
Miss Sue Norton. a teacher in the
Winslow schools, left this week for
her home at Castine, where she will
pass the summer
Mrs. E. E. Hobbs, who has been
passing several days at Norridgewock.
the guest Of friends and relatives. has
returned to her home in town.
Mrs. Lloyd Brown is confined to her
home by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Richardson Of
West Benton and Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Keens of this town passed the week
end at Canaan with relatives and
friends, making the trip by automo-
bile. .o
Mrs. Joshua Emery Of Augusta, for
Hfrly of this town. is passing a few
days as the guest Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Foster.
Harold Gerald Of West Benton. who
is employed at Hollingsworth & Whit
ney's mill at Winslow. will be unable
to attend to his work for several days
to come. as the result Of badly
sprained thumb caused Monday morn
ing BIZ fall
Miss Blanche Webster. domestic SCI
erce instructor, has gone to Boston,
where she will attend the Commence
ment exercises Of Simmons College, Of
which she is a graduate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-15
CORNVILLE

EAST-Frank Bean and mother,
Herbert Blackwell and Miss Belle
Flanders all took an, auto ride sun
day TO Canaan. calling on Mrs. Rand,
who is quite i'll, also calling on Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Jackson.
Mrs Ray Moody is expected home
Tuesday from a visit with friends in
Auburn and Buckield.
Mrs Mary Patten and Mrs. Fred
Towle Of Skowhegane We're in this
place Sunday calling on friends.
Albert Moody called Sunday on his
brother. charles Moody.
Mir ana AIRS S. Blaisdell visited her
brother. Charles Lungfellow of Show
hogan. Sunday.
Erwin Smith is tearing down his
barn. 1t was too small and he will
build a larger one. Quite a number
of hands are employed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-15
AT KENT'S HILL
Week Opens with
Memorial Service for Late DR..
w. F. MOrse-Baccalaure-
ate Sermon Sunday
Afternoon

kents Hill, Me-, June 14.-tSpeciaD.-
Anniversary week was ushered in on
Sunday morning with bright sun and
blue skies, a perfect June day.
AT 1850 in Music hall large audi
ence gathered for the Memorial Ser
vice for the late Or. Wilson F. Morse,
the founder and for more than 40
years the director of the Conservatory
of Music at kents Hill. The order
Of service was as follows:
Hymn 597 sung by double quartette
Scripture reading read by Prof. H. p.
Body
Prayer. Rev. William Wood
DR.. Morse one OF the faculty, Prof. j..
o. Newton .-
Thy Sun Shall No More 60 Down." Quar-
tette
DR.. Morse in the Home. Rev. A. l. Oliver
Dr.. Morse and the Trustees. Mr.. H. H.
Shaw
DR.. Morse and the Church, Rev. William
Wood
lie giveth His Beloved Sleep Quartette
Benediction, William Wood.
This was fitting tribute to this
man who gave his whole life and all
there was in him to the work in his
school Of his heart.
At l. NJ Dee-ing Chapel was
crowded for the Baccalaureate service.
After the people were seated. the grad
yates marched 10 their seats near the
front of the audience room, headed by
their marshal, Mr.. Fields
The sermon was by DR.. John w.
Laird Of New Haven, CT. The school
choir directed by Miss Eva Harriet
Stone, gave excellent music for this
and all the Sunday services In the eve
ming DR.. Laird spoke again at the an
niyersary of the Christian associations.
This evening occurred the annual
nr.izn snea king contest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-15
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET,
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. June 14-Low priced
specialties in which public support has
at no time been keen were the feature
Of today's market to the neglect Of
standard stocks. In fact, with the ex-
ception Of United States Steel, which
supplied fare share Of the days mod
crate dealings the usual leaders drop
ped into the background, even the
erstwhile war contract issues being
relatively inactive and heavy.
Issues like United States Reduction.
Federal Mining, Vulcan DEFINING,
CRANKY Mining and others in the same
class attracted speculative attention
by their temporary gains Of to IA
points. Sugar shares were up 2 to 3
points On the increased foreign demand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-15

Mrs. D. S. Brooks left Monday for Car
mel, where she will visit relatives for a
few weeks.
Rev. Arthur T. Craig of Fairfield filled
the pulpit of the Methodist church Sun
day morning and evening in the absence
of Rev. William Wood. Mr.. Wood and
DR.. w. H. kennison went Sunday morn
ing to Kents Hill to attend the memo
rial service for the late Prof. Morse.
Mrs. Martha +. Harris of Clayton. n.
Y. arrived Saturday night to spend the
summer with her daughter. Mrs. T. H.
Spear, at her residence in Arson.
Mrs. John Gallagher. who was called
to Fairfield week ago by the illness Of
her mother, returned home Monday.
Children's day was observed at the
Congregational church Sunday morning.
In place of the regular morning preach
ing service a concert exercise was given
by the Sunday school children.
Prof. Charles T. Weston of Orono is
passing a few weeks vacation with his
mother, Mrs. Sarah J. Weston.
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Boston Produce Market

Boston, June IL.
BEEF-Whole cattle 10.
SPRING BRAN-25G25FA.
BUTTER-Northern 29aG30; western ~
@29a.
CHEESE-New York twins 17sQ1S.
CORNING. yellow S5aMS6.
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearby IS;
western G23s.
FLOUR-Spring patents 64od6S0.
HAY-No. / grade 2350d2450
LAMB-Spring 1890
MINED FEED-2sn3Ge5.
]. OATS-No. clipped white $50.
PORk-Medium backs 2225.
q POTATOES-seda0 per two-bushel bag:
new 80 per barrel.
SIGAR.Granulated. 20 Dbl. lots, e25.
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coming with the lights on full power.
There is talk Of having an ordinance
passed by the town to better these con-
ditions.
MADISON

The Madison baseball team defeated
the Taconnets of Waterville I to Sat
friday The recent defeats have caused
several changes in the lineup Of Madison
which are expected to prove much to its
advantage. The visitors were unable to
score until the ninth. when a lucky hit
by Stobie brought in the only run. The
battery for the Taconnets was Herd and
Sturtevant. In the eighth Herd gave way
to LaBrek and went to left field. Gray
did excellent work for Madison until the
ninth, when he changed with Mcdonald
and went to left field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-15
NORTH CLINTON

Frank Hart Of Canaan says there are
FISH enough in what is known as Twelve
Mile stream if any one only knows
how to catch them and we believe him
for Friday lie hooked a string of trout
that would make Your mouth water to
look at. Among them was one measur-
ing Is inches. another. IA inches and
another Is inches, weighing all the way
from ia TO 2s% pounds each. Beside
these MI Hart had several smaller
trout besides several fine pickerel and
hornpout. Taken all together it was
a 5 fine a string Of fish as has been seen
in these parts for some time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-15
FAIRFIELD CENTER

Mrs. Kate Ellis left Monday for Fall
mouth on work connected with the
Grange.
Quite a number Of people in this
vicinity have recently purchased au-
tcmobiles. frank Moor and J. Allen
Jones teins among the number.
Martha Tobey, who has been teach
ing in Mach.as Normal school. has
returned t. her home for a vacation.
George Tctey, accompanied by his
meier Mrs Charles Tobey. returned
home Satm day night from Boston,
where they had been passing several
DAYS.
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A $1,000 Beouest to Rowdoin

The will of the late Hon. Charles
F. Libby has been filed in the probate
court of Portland. With the exception
of $4,000 to Bowdoin College and ST.
900 to the Portland Society of Art, the
entire estate which has not been in
ventoried. is left to Mrs. Libby. The
law library and Office furniture of Mr..
Libby is divided. between his son Bion
Bradbury Libby and his son-in- law.
Howard r. Ives. "a
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The Boston-kennebec Service.

The Eastern Steamship Corpora
tons steamer City of Rockland was
taken to the Atlantic Works at East
Boston Sunday to be overhauled. June
IS she will go into the Bath-Boston
service. Six trips per week will be
maintained in this service during the
summer. The steamer Ransom B.
Fuller is replacing the Gov. Dingley,
which will also be overhauled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-15

There is more Catarrh in this section Of
the country than al other diseases nut
together. and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurable. For a
great many years doctors pronounced II
a local disease and prescribed local reme-
dies, and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced II in
durable. Science has proven Catarrn
to be constitutional disease, and there
fore requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. J. Cheney Co. Toledo. Ohio. is the
only Constitutional cure on the market
1t is taken internally in doses from 10
drops to teaspoonful. 1t acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case it fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
Address: F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Tole-
do. Q.
Sold by Druggists, Toe.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
tion.-AdV.
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His Proud Title.
youths Companion)

1t vas a very small student Who as
tonished his father. E practitioner of
medicine by propounding the follow
ing question:
Papa. do you know what the great
Napoleons nickname was?'
Wishing that his son might have the
pleasure of bestowinS this information.
his father evaded reply by asking
another question
What was it, SOM"
His state of mind can he imagined
when the little fellow proudly respond
ed:
He was known as the Little Cor
puscle."
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, June IA.
HOGS-Receipts 81, 900; weak; bulk 1909
80; light 730G765: mixed 7l5d735: heavy
6sod1i5. rough 691d105: pigs 60oG735.
CATTLE-Receipts $4,000; easy; native
beef steers 675nS4e: western steers 1000
SIS; cows and heifers 32odSS5; calves 725
G10b0.
SHEEP-Receipts 1900: weak: sheep
5sc9615; lambs 75ealoo0; springs 750d1lo0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-15
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, June IA.
Prospects of better weather for tho
Kansas harvest and before a quicker
movement of the new crop brought a
fall in wheat today notwithstanding an
upturn at the start. Quotations closed
heavy 3 to 81 under Saturday nights
level: corn finished unchanged to up.
oats varying from off to sd3 gain, with
provisions at Is 10 40 decline.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-15

During the months Prof Anyn Question and Depart
him without charge by addressing him of this office
and full
be
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-15
New York Money Market
New York, June Ii.

New York, June Ii.
Mercantile paper 31d3s per cent
Sterling Sixty-day bills ALSO, demand
4775o. cables 4.77s5; francs. demand 54ia,
cables 544; marks, demand S2s, cables SIS;
lires demand $50, cables 59l3, rubles, de-
mand 3Ss, cables $685.
Bar silver 49a.
Mexican dollars 3Ss.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds firm.
Time loans weak: 60-day bills q, 90 days
q, six months 3G33.
Call money steady; high ., low Il, rul-
ing rate .. last loan 2, closing bid Il, Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-15

Three-base hit-Masterman. First on
balls-Off Herd /. Two-base hits-Stobie,
Blair Struck out-By Gray Is, by Herd
:. Umpire, Stobie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-15
COPPERS n Y.
Boston Stock Market.

INDUSTRIALS BOSTO.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18
|Mmsldnotf@e eenubi6am.

'tc Hropbcscinnsem Der alIiirtcn
3rciie briiben ,tr,b biibcn. 80 Die
forttuaDreuben 2iiscniicgc, Sic iidj
als Mcoerlagcn beransitcllen. -
Die NidJtsmiilcrci Der 2onbpner
iogenannten Militar Grperten.-
Die BON moberner Strafcgic mn6
Saftif fcincn SdJimmcr baben. -
pie rlel,c bei,tldje Sffmiipc in
Norofratfrcid llnb in ben Mrgon.
1cn. - Die bcbentcuben beutldcn
Grfolgc cine l1ebcrraldmng fit
bic Sran5uicn. - Die bentId)cu
Spcratipnen an Scr Gitfrpnt. -
Der r1iiildJc 2iiscniieg bel &ras.
MD. Gr5ber5og Soiepb Serb.
lla1lb n16 Msafenlcn in cngcr Iiif=
ling. - Der @prtbcil Scr inncren
Clinic fir Bic 9entidc11. - Dit
@ltbc III Saopulen boriibcr. 81.
l1ngeotlb Der beutidJfrcnnolidcn
&riegstbcatcr 3uidJa,ter iibcrfliii.
iig.- 9inbcnbnrg bringt bpn Mor.
ben, Wafcnien ,tnb Der Gr5bcrspa
npn Sitoen gegcn @arid)an ppr.-
Der Mnfang Durt Cube Scr ruff,
idlen Nrmce. glltd Mitalt ,1nb
&iga iucroen bal6 in bc,1tldem8e.
iit icir. - Die MrtiQcric Sic ent.
ideiocnbc &affc bicies &rieses. -
Die 0itcrreidIidlen 30.5 Gentime.
ter Motor . @anbitcn. - 9ie Mie.
oerlage Der Staliener ant Slpn5o,
pic Minoerwertbisfcit Scr ita,
lieniidlen Mrtilleric Der 6itcrrcidl
gcgcniiber. - MmdJ bic tiirfiId1s
arrtpp=glrtileri leiitct nuter bout,
idJer 2eitnns bel bcm 9aroanel(cn
@or5iiglides. - Die ppr burt Re.
ridJtctcn Siege Scr MQiirten frcds
2iigen. IVY Bic Groberuna bon
9eitid siibmeit . 9lfrifa bnrd
gotba. - Dicicr lit s,t,n sSlomc,
Deg brttt1dlcm @rpRfapitalS berab.
geilnfcn. - Die 9ianante1gr1t.
ben Siibtueit Mfrifa's itad)cn Sic
icm. in. bic Matger. 9ie .Grac,
bnng Der fleinen sdmktr,tppe Il
ebrenbpQ mte bic Scr 8ciabnne
BON aiantidal1. - Sn Mcrifl
ideint Garan5a obenanf sn font'
men. 80 9cncn General @pn5alcx
i'm gciik Der 6a,ptitabt. ~ gillf
prablt, tin balo luiebcr at pcrtrei
bcn. - 81 CT cs aber fam, itehr
altf eincnr albcrn glatt. ~ @iri
Garran5a Der Mann icin, bent Gan
DC ipteoer 6ltbe 1tnb Grbnnng 81
bcridaffcm?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18

~ IutIaJcH FrDplf5etlt1t9ct Der
engliid)en mno fran5Dfiden 3citmn.
gen nnb ibrcr prDbritiidycn analo.
amerifaniidJen Madbctcr. ~ Mciife1.
tlcils cretgnct iid) gerabc oas @eaen.
tbcll bellen, mas iie prupbe5cit babcn.
gl1d bic amtlidJen 2iiacn aus
gortoon ,tnb &aris babcn irnmer nut
lelr f1trsc Seine. Mm meiitcn bla.
,1iren iid bic (iOsenanntcn) britt.
idJen Militar=G rperten, ocrcn @cis.
belt icoen Sag bpn 2onopn ams
piinftlid berHbcrgefabclt miro. -
Die glanbca imn1er gcna,1 ST luiiIcn,
iuas Der oeltidJc @rofc @%encraiita6
o%prDat, 1ro iuiiicn bod garnidts. -
Sic eritegcn DDn Scr mpbcrnen
stratcgic nnb Saftif 10 bicl, luie Der
.Glel bon 2antcnidlagcm, oranaen
1tdJ abcr im,1cr NIT ilrem Grperten-
1rtbc1l bDr. ~ ltn6 icbcsmal fal(cn
tic herein.
90 lit es ibnen old III Ser per-
t%loIienen 8od)e erga1rgen. 8as To-
ben lie "a nidt Maes ppral,sqejaQt.
|gs 1T aber INNER anoers gefolnmcn,
als tic poral1sgeiagt batten. SIN M11.
tong letter ISOLDE lagten lie fir sen
oltlid9en &riegsihalplab eine 11el,e
rlrllllde Sffeniipc poralls, u1ro meni-
Ige Sage ipiter ml1Bten Tie eiltgelte.
bel1, ooB es 0aa11it nid)ts lit. Naru1
lteuten lite fir ben tpeltlid)en ariegs-
ldDa1lplaB cine la11gcre MlpbeperioOe
IN Mlsiidt ln6 erlebten sic lleber.
raidulng, Die sic Delltlden Sen 6ron-
5olel1 bet . IL e 8 bereiteten. Sou
DIES licgt III Dem &anme BON Mrras.
SSn oieiem &allme lit lett ser 3lpeiten
Wfailpode beinobe lll1lu1terbrod)e11
gefanlpft tporoen. Gag u11o Mad)t.
S1t Dem Mbldnitt 2oretto-&6be 80
Sonde5 u,l0 Mel,piue moutc Sofire
Die oeutiden 2ir1icn %6urd5breden. ss11
Dem 5agesbefebl, Sen ct anfangs
Moi al Die Grllppen erlieb, bieB es,
.cs Dal1oele lid 6iesmol nid)t oarlm1,
Dem 5etlroe ein paar Sd)iibe,1grabe1l
ab5ul1e6nnell, Die Ml,fgabe lei, sic
'oelltld)en 2inien 5lt b%urd)b1eden, sen
Seino sum @iid5uge gu 5tpingen.
3icler GerIl1d, fon11tc Idon 11ad)
ben erite1 fran50iild)en @orit0Ben als
geld)citert ~angeiebcn aperoer. Grob-
Dem falnpftcn Die 6ran5olen meiter.
Sumner Don l1el1cm riidten iie III sc.
ldloIieacn Solomon gegen sic oel1t-
lfen Stellrnge1t Dor inns ieoesnlaI
1pltroen lie bIlttig abgepieien. @an5e
Negimci1ter mllroen in eil1em eill3i-
gen Stlirmlallf pernid)tet. Gin Dtai-
lenielbitntoro mar es, tpie ibn 6ie
@lliien an Scr aurpatbenfro1t begin-
gen. So me1ia 1pie in sen &arpa-
then Die Sartnddigfeit I'M Mnlallf
5llm 3ielc fiibrte nnb in enter Sum.
me nielcr stngriffe Sen MlllIen MIR
Die Sdapad)1ng bis gum @erbllte,1
brad)te, 10 apenig Bat I'M @alln,e bon
Mrras Die fran56iiide Sa%rtn1rfigfcit
iiber bic oentide Starobaftigfeit tri-
tl1mpbirt, apcn,l al,h IN ser Dllrh.
fiibrll,g Ser fran50iilden Mnariffe
Gin l1ntcridic6 gegeniiber Dem SIN.
1tl1rm Ser Miliien beiteDt. SIM Me-
lten iibernimnlt Die iebr attire fran.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18
Stark Theater
: 8rDsramm far biefe wp&s:-
224 9arrtion etrahe

Counting rgpIbiers Of Ssorz
tune" 6 Steel, all Star - 9lifin
Jart1am II. 8eoipaD So. - 225 gio
Scencs.- gripadicne 1Oc, @iuber Sc.
M on ia O. ~Sbe 8lad BOZ" -
2 @eel Dlar. Spt. 80 @erbert Naiplin=
inn nno Nnna 2ittle, .8eetlh 17O"-
.W'it ben 9eutiden i'm Nraonner
8alo. $3.50 - $. @ibbon ~ 3ouile
Sbrt nttb Sattp 8ob.
9ten stag - yM Daughter Of tie
yhle" - 8 Steel Gic-Marb N11Iler u.
Wtatt @Waoore. y@ben ignorance is
olls: Softer. g. sbielDs unb 8.
30 # tpo If - 81 itranse Sis
appearance" ~ 3 gieel Snip. Sc. Baaqaz
to nno S. Sell, uMumps~ - sic -
9. W'pers II. Dictionary gbabp.
Son She 8aIleb Of
client i@een" - 3 Meel Scr - g.
8tllo'1 lll1b 9orotbp Ybiaips. ~ Gbic.
Srtbllne an 8eefly ~ GlD, Soc gaf-
sn Cartoon.
ST. Ell tag Inter tie gurrent~
- gp.: 4 - &rinccB @efen, life esz
polco $50 manD Grpofs" - Sector
.. 9eoran ii. 8tlp: Mbobcs un6. S.
Snllonsi
@am 8 ia .abc opiter buo<
ger" s. 2 Steel gic- !. Mlailun unS
@era giiion.- .M Stranger in gamps.
- Bic 8]rinsleg gbop.
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-26

in such cases made an provided fur" de-
clared the Raunt one in a bass voice so eur
prisinEly deep that II seemed to make the
ground tremble. That there's an Injunction
Iestrainin' you from diRgin' any more of this
here bluestone, or removin' any more of II
from this here held until the case of Squibble
against WallinEford. now pending in the
5quaWmus County Court. Is settled. dis
missed. and the costs paid; an this here
other papers notice O. the aforesaid suit"
Here he thrust upon Wallingford another
document, and his official mission concluded
he mopped his brow with a flaming yellow
handkerchief which gave an extra jaundice
to his already squashlike complexion and
became his own agreeable self again, by
adding, Fine CROWN weather we're havin'.
1T grows splendidly." admitted walling-
ford. Whats this suit about. anyhow
About a doggone swindle" interjected
Jonas. unable longer to remain silent under
his wrongs. Bought my lithographt stone
mine under false pretense."
'T never said II was lithograph stone. and
I'm not saying so now" declared WallinR-
ford. for whom the law had no nets of nne-
enough mesh.
mo you was too slick" returned Jonas
That's Jes' the point. You bought that land
as jes plain land, at q reR'lar land price.
got lawyer over In Sduawmus tells me
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-26


Before noon squibbleville was the busiest
town on the map The blacksmith, the
cooper. and even the proprietor of the Audi
toTium t0d Hotel: to say nothing. Of pals-eyed
and all the other idlers In the village cult
their respective occupations in hurry. even
TO the ancient and honorable one Of ioafinR
to secure that unprecedentsd two dollars a
day. Even Hen Hant appeared with his
erowbar and pick ana spade. but II tran
spired that Jonas Squibble was merely sub
letting him. and making six dollars q week
pTont from his labor. fact which COM
anarchist of Hen. He would have spent
most of his time in expounding his reaction
ary views to his fellow workmen. had it
not been for the activity Of the foreman
Toad JeBsup was on the Job from the hrst
stroke of the pick In the morning until the
echo OF the last clank of the crowbRr had
died away at night. and he was continuously
at the side of every Individual man of the
near score employed. giving his slow-mov-
ing and listless Paw" the came attention
as any other careless workman who needed
driving. He knew exactly how everything
should be done. and he had no hesltancy
Whatsoever in imparting Information. He
drew two and a half a day. and he was
worth every cent of the money. 1t was the
him.