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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30
ra "A! RECOMMENDED anoo

i4 6iated Press correspono.ln,
Il tHE. Aug. 17.-Peanuts' ..com.
|kna Us monkey nuts. are smp,.
Li161ndedsas cattle food by tne - r.
sialtitute, after a series :s,; ., !.
3 - 1nfs with a view to nnu'I sooA
shatitpte for the higher pr'ceu a.
h 1899 the war these nuts ~e, .S "
"a in great quantities o0' rsrs
6(1py sand France e. II Tnes and the
! and pressed for on ~ rD cattle.
= dressed into cakes a ~ ouanti-
GLAND used but small =. then,
the people, when tney .orant Of
~ .sss sat they ssy'a are improved by f''''
asaia. China. and Africa .;' ss ,ss
|sreat producers of peanuts 81 an sriash
kSay are being introduced NV
hnical dependencies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

The bowling alleys opened Saturday
evening for the season. The first night
saw good business at the place.. The
alleys have been entirely renovated and
put In first class condition for the Id.
voices Of the game. u $
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

F. L. Thornherry. general secretary
of the Railroad Y. NJ. G. A.. returned
Saturday from Lake George, where he
has been teaching in the Y. NJ. c. A.
summer school. He Immediately took
up his duties again at the Y. NJ. C. A.
in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

The Waterville, Fairfield & Oakland
Railway is busy making extensive
preparations for handling the large
crowds which always swarm the city
during the fair. All the cars will be in
use and the public is sure Of being will
accommodated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

A number went from here Sunday
to Lakeside to attend the campmeeting
there. A special program had been ar
ranged for Sunday and the usual crowd
was attracted by the promise OF good
music and good speaking and a real
fashioned campmeeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30
False Alarm

The blowing of the fire whistle at
11.S0 Sunday gave the people a start
as everyone was sure that another fire
had started and it was relief to find
that it was simply a case Of someone
at the Central station mistaking 11.30
for 1890 and thinking it was time to
send in the daily test signal. "A few
of the firemen made quick runs to the
station
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30
'''sss-
Flying Machine Arrives

The flying machine which q "a be one
of the features of the Ceiit3af 4etne
Fair was brought to the citE Sunday
from Bangor by automobill,E opair OF
wheels, are fastened UNDER the 1yschins
and it is turned 80 as to hvkN sde.
ways. .ti,e rudder ard tan f4Iks1h
chine sbang turned .shd pIl&e& 4Se
wings. 60 that atAexk ,Khoae Z tn0l vide.
the .e.g ,isds. a paasakes ts e4ysst int.
Town nt 10 the foot ofs GRAINS
ana eAhneaR Aek up thr ssive,
Istr9 ilhat. q Seed MAJ & )pIe T.
'ths had ch} hsA - see
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

The ]. W. German Musical Comedy
Company arrived in the city Sunday
morning from Lewiston. where they
played a weeks engagement. The
company was Joined here by four new
people. They carry special car
load of scenery and had in addition
two big truckloads of baggage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30
loekwoods Beat Tigers

The Lockwoods defeated the Tigers
Field. Saturday afternoon by a score
Of to g. Both Dameren and Be-
LANCER pitched good ball but their sup
port was rather rocky at times. There
was a small crowd out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

William Welch and family of Rich
mond Virginia are visiting relatives
here in the city for a month. Mr.
WEIGH, who was formerly Of this city.
is now located in Richmond, where he
has a fine position in a large packing
establishment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

There will be a special conclave Of
st. Omer Comma ndery, Knights Tenn
plar, No. ~. at the asylum Wednesday
evening, Sept. l, at which time the
Red Cross degree will be worked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

William Erbb of Hallowell has COM
pleted his duties at the college and
campus. and has entered the Royal
Cafe for the coming week, before re-
turning to his home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

Ellsworth Prince of Madison was in
the city Saturday. advertising the
Somerset County Fair, which will be
held at Madison the 18th and 18th of
September.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

rip" McPhee, the Coburn star ath-
lete, visited friends in this city while
on his way from Augusta. where he
has been passing the summer, to mis-
home in Houlton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30
Second "Treasursg

xsEhe second treasure ,f5 Me
month Of August passed ta6a4 the
c3T Saturday afternoon 2fn6 here
saEabout 40. The train NlIsSh consist;
e050f sixssteel express carr, u Pullman
difl1 sleeper. stoppedat the sta
ton - long enough to take water
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

Miss Meverett Shackford Of the
Central Maine Power Co. made a
pleasure trip to Portland and vicin-
ity over the week end.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

The marriage intentions Of Elzear
Laf1amme and Miss Gertrude Roy
were placed on file at the city clerks
office Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

Miss Della Yeaton Of Augusta wa:
the guest of friends in the city ovel
Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

Deputy Marshal Scribner returned
to his duties in the police department
Sunday. after being off for several
days on account of a bad cold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

Charlie Piston has returned from a
two-weeks vacation passed at Fort
Fairfield and Houlton, and has again
taken up his duties at Ervin's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

& Miss Mildred Barton, who has been
the guest of Marian Towne at her
summer home at China Lake, has re-
turned to her home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

DR.. J. F. Hill and family returned
Sunday from Crescent beach, where
they have been for the summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

DR.. L. A. darcy was in Skowhegan
Sunday on a trip combined with oas-
mess and pleasure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

Miss Theresa Coyne of Augusta ar
rived IN the city Sunday afternoon for
q few days visit at her former home
here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30
Police on Watch

FORMER Deputy Marshal George H.
simpson is in charge Of the police at the
grounds and this is equivalent to saying
that this department will be handled in
nrst class shape. Sunday he found a
couple of fellows running a game that
did not appeal to him and they were
promptly given the get out sign During
the day he also found and seized 40 pint
bottles of whiskey which had been con-
cealed with the idea. doubtless. of ped
ding it out during the week. Mr.. Simp-
son, from long experience on the police
department. knows all the crooks and it
is going to be hard week for them to
accomplish anything in Waterville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

Miss Genivieve Bates Of Lynn, Mass,
has been visiting relatives IN wat
.erville and vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

Miss Ethel McEween will be en-
ployed at the booth of the Centrai
Maine Power Co. during the fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Young are
passing their honeymoon at Pema-
quid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

Mrs. Charles PROCTOR and daughter re-
turned Saturday from Crescent Beach,
where they have been enjoying a short
outing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

Charlie Gilman has returned from a
weeks automobile trip throughout the
State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

There was a clean slate in the mu-
nicipal court Saturday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

DR.. ]. F. Dyer of Durham was in
the city Saturday calling on friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

I. w. E. Ward of China was a business
9 caller in the city Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

Fred Staples returned Saturday from
Penobscot. where he has been the guest
of his parents for several weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

L. A. Monk Of Clinton was in the
city Saturday on business for the DAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Springfield have
returned from an outing at Crescent
Beach,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

Edward WEIGH was in Bangor Satur-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30

Miss Esther Nichols Of Augusta is
visiting friends in Waterville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-30
BUSY DAYS AT
FAIR GROUNDS

S'sS 9ICdt SCAS\ % @A0sAaS 0sA AO1 ASAv
Is rapidly assuming shape at the grounds
OF the society. Although it was Sunday
there was no day Of rest for the exhibit
ors and members Of the fair organiza-
ton. as Midway men were looking for
places, new tents were going up and ex-
hfbits were being put in place, while
down along the horse stalls. now practi-
Galley all filled with fine looking horse
flesh. the swipes and grooms were busy,
while occasionally horse was being
worked out on the track. Over in the in
field the big balloon of Professor Bon
nette was in readiness for the beginning
Of the fair, and the young men who are
to make the people gasp win their dar-
Ing stunts with the flying machine were
busy getting their machine in readiness.
The big poultry tent was put up Satur-
day and was being rapidly filled with
some Of Names finest poultry. This ex-
hibit will be the largest the fair has ever
had and unquestionably will be the larg-
est ever shown in New England. On the
Midway a crew of men were busy put
ting up the big motordome. where the
daring motorcycle riders will dare death
for the entertainment of the crowds,
and further along Diamond Lew Walker
had his big tent in position and crew
OF men were digging out the pit where
the graceful mermaids who compose this
show will disport themselves in the wa
ter. A merry-go-round and the usual
number of smaller fakirs and eating
tents were being rapidly put in place
and Superintendent Berry of the conces-
sions was a very busy man. In the Coli
scum everything was in readiness for the
exhibitors and many were busy putting
their exhibits In place. The same con-
ditions existed in the exhibition hail.
Everything Clean
The visitor for the first time this year
Is struck with the clean appearance Of
the grounds and buildings. Everything
has been gone over carefully and made
as clean and attractive as possible. New
gates have been put up at the automo-
bile and cattle department entrance and
these have been neatly painted and will
be surmounted with a flag.
The track is in as near perfect condi-
ton as it Is possible for a track to be
and will be exceptionally fast Men were
busy on it all day Sunday and everything
will be done to make the races the best
ever. The class of horses entered as
sures some first class racing and this is
particularly so in some Of the faster
classes, notably the 2.13 class, which
will doubtless be one of the greatest
races ever seen in the State.
Just one thing is needed now to make
the Central Maine Fair the best ever
held, and that is the weather. If the
weather men will grant the fair people
five more days Of good sunshine there
will be no doubt about the success OF
the exhibition.
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6arbplidmre
Sollte Bertha llppitein ius Ssnisits
bef6rberu.

Cine aufregenoe S5ene ereisnete
lid beite in friiber WtorsenihiltOe I'M
S,SSntperial !Sotel, an ber9ritten Ctr.
nno Central 9lpenle. Die % Sabre
aIfe Bertha ltppitein bon Suntinston,
u. Ga., bate cine Guantitdt aarbol.
idure 5u iib genornmen, nm elmer
enttdnid)ung Elm Gnoe 5it bereiten.
Sm itGbtii9en SoipitaI, ipobin bas
Wtdb4en gebra9t iuuroe, beIeitigten
bic 9Ierats jeoe 2ebsuseefabr. Rad ben
Gusiagen Der Grtranttsn bate re Elm
Wonn, Der anseblid perbeiratbet iein
iou. aus ibrem 5eimatbsort na6 Gin
cinnati eebradt, no iis erfubr, bdb
ibr grGutisam bersits in bic syeieIn
Der @be sefdIagen mar. Oisies tonnte
Bertha nidt iiberiteben unb iie unters
nahm ben SsI6itmorDDeriud.
Si. poIi5si tit bemiibt, ben Mann,
Der fi6 in Cincinnati aufbaIt.n ion,
su ftnben.
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3em Gift erlegen.
&Drris DleetOu bereitet ieinem 2ebeu
geipaltiam ein Gnbs.

Morris GI.sion, Der erit 35 Sabre
uIt mar unb isiner Sbdtigtsit als 9eis
ser I'm Grite Rational 8aut 9ebdube
sur 3ufrisbenbeit na6siug. perIOr
1eiue SieIIuug am Wetbnadtstase.
Bleetou bate cine nstte Wobnuns i'm
3uuie RO. 936 aenpOn @penus, bod
5Oserte er. ieiner Srau mitsutbeiIen,
oab er entIaiIen isi. Geiteru Moreeu
b0rte Grou GIeetou Iaute 5iIf.ruf,,
Die aus Dem 3immer ibres Wianuss
fdHen. Gin beuahbdrtsr Mr5t fuurbs
beua6ridHist, aber bieier tonnts bel
1einer aHtunft nur nod Den bereits
einsstrstenen SOb feftftelIsu.
Coroner Sr. Soertineper IieE Dar4
Dr. R. 20. 5art fftftelen, baB @Iees
ton eiHem fbHeu t0btsntsn Sifi erIes
gen 1T. Cine llntsriuduns in bieier
2lHseIeseHbeit 1T DOM Coroner aHp Der
9Splisei einaeleitet porpen.
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QofaI Beri9t.
Smtereiiantes prpsram'm
EHr Sas Sadipu sas-ganfett Ses
! Hndpprtb Glnb sniammenseiteiIt.

Sic 8urbereit,ineeu fir ods anl
EnnIfae abeno i'm Sotel Clinton
|tattiinoenSe Sadion Sag 8antett oes
Eudiportb 4Iubs lit nunmebr IN al.
len ieinen gin3eIbeiten 5uiomnlenge'
5telf Dproen. Gie Seitreoner oeS
blbenos iino gunbesienator sltlec
Eonlerene, Der iiber oas Sbema . In.
fere 9eution- iprift uno Der Son.
greBabgeorbnete aIfreb q. aaen, Der
5id bas Sbema Ger Eag ben mir
Teiern@ genabIt hat.
slmBerbem iito nod oIs Geoner
Der ausideioenoe 8rdiioent oes Stubs
Etepben %. Wic@ratb uli0 Der neue
NraiiSent gincent s. 9edman oprge-
Tcben. slIs EOoirneiiter fiInsirt Col.
Sol. W. 9fice.
Gle S5nitaIliriing Der neiien gcoiH'
ten miro BON &errn SliDer 9. Soncs
geleitet un6 ierrer lit ouh Elm bib.
fdes Whiiifprogranlu porgeieben, bel
oeiien GurdpfibriIna Die Serren So
fepb S6enfc, CHARLES Soipar6 uno
Robert y. 9ooin minpirfen.
Gas slrrangementstommittee ieet
kib aus ben Serren 8incent 8. Bed
man. Sbouas s. golger, Sames R
GIart, Murrop 30. Sboentafer, So
5eph W. 9iiec, S5obn 8. Gbitff lmb
SsoIepb y. GIarf 3illan,men.
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Die 2ente BON Der .geier'
frtiaeIafftn.

Gan 5runeiseo GAL, 5. Gan,
= 3Dei Sffi5isre unb 3ipsi Wlatroi.u
bonn beutidm aanonenboot ,9eier"
bas in SOnoIulu internirt 1T, UNI
Die in San 5raneiseo psrbaftet pur.
ben, aIs iis mad San Diego uuier.
fpess iuareH. iinb auf g.febl beg Sss
tretdrs Daniels fr.is.laTen iporben.
Die bier WGnner, bic 2eutnanis
70. Sausrbed unb J. greb.I, ioipie
Die Matrofen pauI Str.ibeI unb
ylay JGHifd ipurbsn anseipisf.n, iid
einmaI IN jeoem Wonat BIB sum Gnbe
o.s .uropdifdtn &riesss, bsi b.m
Hontre'QbmiraI pono, per poit oo.r
ioHitipie gu mtIben.
Spfer Der Giieubabu.
alIentoDn. q,a., s. syunuar.
= Bier iuHse Seiterrsi6.rinn,n, bic
lld DON Gemtnisr udb gppIap, 100
iie in elmer Gisdtrenfabrit beI6df-
tiat itno, uHterpees befanbsH, mol
ttb si'hA JtAhHliiHlpHtuIlUt utt GegIgg
BaIlep 8abH ausDeit,en anp tratsn
birett opr eineu aus Der entasaeuees
iebteH Ritduns iommenoen Yerionen,
aug, Der iie iiberftbr une t0btsts. Die
9ernngIldten babsn feline 4nssb6ris
gen in bisiem 2anbe.
3 INF Staatsgants Grami.
standardization
Columbus. g., 9. sSanuar.
Seorge @aliers, Der neue Stdatsbants
Superintendent bat am Disnfiaa flint
Santeraminaiorsu entlafisn. Sein
Department ipirb babur& eine Grfpars
uiB bon 1920 mOnatIi6 er5ielsu.
RepubIitanifhe iyiibr.r i'm Saus
1dtten oieier Gage anssbsate., nab iie
'tne untsrfu6una betreffs ber grtra,
'asana i'm gani Dspartemsnt ans
,ronen tpolIen.
Saperintsnbsnt @altsrS, Gin Re.
tpurbe ,urs DOT Heuiabr
'oH benz 9ciperHeur Cor als yiads |
olger aattaHtrs srnannt.
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9lastauiH bertuunbeter
6rie8sgefan8ener.

9onbon. 6. Sanuar. Cine
Wiensr Oepefhs fost, bab Der aaiier
5ranS Sofepb Dem papit Benedict
ouf isinsn bejiisIifxn 9orf4Las ses
antiporttt babe, bab tr benz plan,
oab pernunbet. arissseefanssns, bic
nidt msbt militdrtauelid iinb, auss
sstauIht tperben follen. bon gdnsem
Ser5en Suitimms, unb tr iofort uns
terbanblunsen nit ben anberen Re
sieruHsen anfniipfen iperbe.
Der 3orrefponbent bss 9pfaIan5eis
gers in Rom fddbt bic 3abl Der St.,
fansensn. bic auf oieie Weiie freiee.
laifen iperben fDnnen, auf uns.fdbr
10000 ab.
0os offi5ielle Ha6ridtsnbureau
tiinbiste an abenb an, bdb apiihen
Oeutidlanb unb GneIonb bsreits zine
abmuduns apsds Iustauids bon
ariesseefansenen. bic niht mebr mis-
EtdrtausIi6 finb, eetroffsn iporbsn
lei unb bemnddii nit b.m QlustauId
bescnnen tperbtn piirbe.
G}uehIn IN Ny}c~SBn
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Spribtuasn (5rsnd grul'
Ins). aus brsi lln5sn Butter 3lpeI
llnasn 3udsr, tinsm bnlben pfunf
WlsbI unb eintm halbtn Auori Woi.
Ter fts[t man lido einsn granbisia Der.
riibrt ben seia iolonse, Biz sr iia bonn
zOpf l0ft. Sfi Ger zsia auseetiibIt.
riibrt man nod 6 gisr barunter, bunil
fiiut man ben 5sia in cine Spribtiits
ron ptrenmsntpapisr nnb ipribt uuf
papier iIsins str1nshsH, bait iis nuF
bag bsibs 5eit. Bis lie iicb IOsl6isn;
iie nliiiien In fdTpimmenbsnl fiest
baden. 3uIesi iibsrsuderi man lie NIT
pufsrsgder.
Rdberfuhsn. Nus tintm bols
Zen plumb Webi. 2 llnsen s3uder, 2
gigeIb, / priie Gdls. Q lInssn Butter
in St;idd)eH, 8 Gbl0ffsin Natm obtr
itsIIt man sinsn 1eia her,
1bnlih irie Wliirbisig, rolf ibr nn6
I6ldat ibn nisbrnraIs aus. roLIt baron
sins chime platte aus FHneiDst NIT
tinim anAsurae&sn 4 30Il lunas unb.
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3situnss aorrtfponSent
IN polen nerpunbst.

Ct. Psttrsburg 5. San. =
Soha gab, Elm Sriegstorreiponbenl
Der Gbicagoer SaiIp Reips in Rubs
lamb. TT, ME aus Wari6au qemeIbet
tpirb, bon einsm S4rapneQs Splitter
i'm 9eiitt DerDunbet pprb.n. Bah
nuros bon sinem engIiIhen aorr.Iz
pOnOentsn mad Bari4au s.bra6t.
Osr aries i'm aaueafus.
aOubon, 6 5. Sanuar. = Cine De-
pei4s aus ct. Petersburg iast. baB
bic 9iirten fi9 ie6r tapfer ftbIuaen,
als ibre p0iition in Sari aambib
srnitli4 bebrObt tpuroe, unb lie tuisbers
bolt desperate Baionettansriffe ma6z
ten. aIg iie fdIisbIi4 ssSpunasn
iDurSen, i6re S}oiitionsn ouf,uaebsn.
neriu4tsn iie in tapfsrer @eiie ibren
Rad5ug burG 0a9bligefe6ts au
beden. Selbit bic @sripunbeten fubrsn
fort, gu feaeru. tpdbrsnb fie auf benz
8obtnldgen.
Die 5iirtsn iOlIen bei Gari Rampif
in 10 snersiIder Beifs anqeariffsn
bdben, Inn es ibren Sruppsn bei ars
6dban 81 ermOgIiGen, fia obne srobe
UsTlaiss iasiidsusisssH. Gk 5a.ssn
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aommittees ses Blaine aImb.

prGiibent Ri6aro 9. Witt Dom
Blaine Club bat ssitsrn fir BAG Iau.
fenee Sabr bic folesnosH &pmmi,tesn
ernannte: 5uuszaOmmittse: 9arrp 6,
5assn. s. 9. 5sberman unb Glarencs
gObHite; JiHan3. .aommittes: Jobn 81.
SOrman, ). Di. 9arris unb @sDrse
j. @pri6 IT,; Gommitiss fir Mits
eliebitafi: Gilbert 8pbe, SOfepb Rel
hsrt, 6. g. 8su, 4rtbur ST. SpieseI,
,Georse &. pOor; aommittss fir
Wablen: WilIidm pearl, SsiIe Nacs
OOHaIo uno 91aul 9. GonnoIlp; gii=
nerunt.riu6unss Sarrb
9. SHERMAN, $. 6. 9aasu uHb Spbn
Us- Gprman
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Gpromers Sma,reit.
Campbell mnb SeriDeb fnS OFFER Drr.
fcftcter ilmitdmbr.

Or. Soertmeper belt seitern 81,
ssualieite iiber oen Soo Ses 9eorgl
Campbell iino CHARLES .Serpeb Oh.
Campbell tpiiroe Dor eiriigen Eager
on oen @eIeiien Der 3. rno 8. 81
u. 8abn nabc oen glettri3itlfs.
@erfen in Saflep,. foot oufgeiunoen
IS ipiiroe ieitaeiteat. oaB Der Nannr
bon einern 3uge iiberfabren iporber
lit. Srnu Campbell, Die geitern als
,3euein bel Dem Goroners sSsitaueIt er,
idIien, iit Der Iniid)t, oaB ibr Dtann
0ns Spier eines llnfaIles scipor-
oen iii.
Jrau Wlinnie Sertpeb, Satin bes
Dor einisen Sasen aus benz 2eben s.s
ihiebenen CHARLES 0eripeb, ber NIT
elmer SduBipunbe bintsr bem rsft.n
Sbr in ieintr Mobnuns. glo. 307
Sliper Strabs, IebIos dilIgefunbsn
tpurbe, betrGftiste Dor benz Coroner,
bab GbarIes Elm Spfer oertettetsr lin.
ftGnbe seiporbsn 1T. 0os gbspaar
batie in better 9armonie sslebt unb
pollte CHARLES am Heuiabrstast Ieis
ner Srau einsn S9rsd eiuiagsn, mos
BEL iih Der leihtfertis sebanbbabte Res
polDtr entlub. uno bem Wann bic
t0btIife S6uBpunbe beibradts.
= Coroner Or. 5osrtmeber bers
iaste ieinsn llrtbsiIsiprud in bsm
5ull bes Rdubsrs alfraile 4nman,
10 ssa1re aIt, aus 2ouispills, ab.,
DER burd ben Rod Gilbert HentidIsr
Dor Wodsnfriit bsi einem iib.rIsstsn
lleberfau. auf ieinen Better Sarrp
9anaenbein, SO. 18 Weft glber Stras
Be srfhoifen purbe.
Rentfdler ipurbe ieiner 3eit bon
Riater geatman sbrenpoa entlaFsn,
bod piu iib Der Coroner, ipeib 9ott
tpdrum. nod einise getpeispuntts
porbebalten.
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0neblo, 1T Syserifp
BON ben garran3a.
SruppeH einaenom men.

SruppeH tinstnommen.
8era Gruo. Weriio.. 5. San.-
puebIa, bic 9auptitabt bes Staatss
glei6en Rdmens, bic Dor ,ir,m Mo
nat bon ben Sruppen bes Generals
8enuitiano garranja s.r6umt nur,
be, 1T am Sisnstae BON ben Gdrran'
5asSrnppen pieoer eenomuisn nor.
ben, nadbsm Die Stabt 6 Stunben
lang einem fiir6tsrli6en gombarbe'
ment ausseieBt tporben ipar.
General Sbrseon um5inaeIie bi.
Stabi in Der Radt nit 10000 Monn
uno beeaHn am Wloraen bds Bonn
barbtment nit 92 Gsi9aben. Na6
ablauf Don feds Gtunbsn eitgen bic
6arran5as Sruppsn gum Sturm lber.
yiua unb 3opata batten unsefdbr
1900 Wtdnn sruppen in &r Stabt.
sWispieIe bapon eutiommen iinb, 1T
niht bstanHt. Die msiiten joIIen aber
s.tobtet ober geiansen ssnommsn
lporoen isin.
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eterbliAbf eitSterittt.

Sarah aas, 50. 817 %. Court
Cir. QuHgsneHt3iinouus.
Charles Serpsb, 20. 300 Sliper
GtIaBe, ssnaueft in Sdpehe.
IIbert SuntIdh, AZ, 2221 8ietOt
Sir, RiersnIeiben.
Sstar 6eIimunD ir, 50. 2446
Sd. WeWidsn Qpe., SubertuIoie.
Dietti6 Gilers, 81, 1887 Gore
mann aps., Waseuirebs.
Darn Cannon, %, 524 Sft I&e
Gtrabs. 9ubertuIofs.
ella @upndu, "a. 1907 WoriaD
Mpe.. HierenIeiben.
GbdrIeg gruaer, l. 6403 Wubifon
Rooe. 6irubautenbsiinbuus.