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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-18
anrie lleberil4t.

Dir aaiierte 6lptte lGft iiG)
3eit NIT Der Sabrt Snrdl Die
9arbanelfen.
y1ieber cine engliide 9sadJ=
rid5t iiber ben Tal BON Erese.
mpsi.
/ 9eutide iOaen aus Der 9iibie,
rn ansgeiuieien iein.
Gnsliid)e Sepeiden perbrc-
ben Siege in Ssieberlagen.
Die frans0iiidje yiesiernmg
suia aageblid) Die Qa6nmg Der
Garia" fratfen.
Hnfianb nnb Gmglano iuol.
len ben biplomntiid)en gerfebc
NIT sSapnn iuegen ieines gsprs
ssehrns sesen Gbiita abbredjen.
Ter sireHser rNresSenD lu,rsl
Be bon Feinent eigenen @api-
tan 5erit6rt, nad)0em bic sc.
fakans iidl gercttet batte.
Gngliid)er 9ampfer ailf Der
Sabrt bon 2iDerpoul nadp Gar
lingfn in ben @rnnS gebo6rt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-18
@ermadjtnis.

SIR, Die ibr nun 8erbrod,len 5er3ens
@eil eu6 bet Stilrnt BEN Sreiiberfrans
bertpebt,
gSeil Sroit alif eltren @arten idfper ge1
u fnllet1 -
8er flagte ilid5t Inn zines @liides 9o6l
8enn mas oas Gdtpert rid6t traf, GER
16lug Die gtpt.
Sic 8ut Der Belt niaHt gettler alls uns
a[len
Sbr lollt nicbt tpeiilen, gilen lit eie 3eit,
gu Dem ibr nltr bas S1nliebefeuer ieio;
-SSbr iollt endl sliibenb, leibenb felbit berz
5ebren,
Sod iridt erl0fden saibt bersoiienes
8lut,
Ser @unben laden, bas tpeiit SeIoeuz
mutt
Ser Soten oenfen4 beiBt iie e6ren.
Sn eu6 laBt Die @efallnen anferitebn;
SIR follt glei6 i6nen llflterm arellse aela,
9ns 2eben lieben luno nit saltdsen
fterben.
Sem gimit, bas Die aerfdlasene 9aat
per6ieB,
Ser 9flidt Die friib berftorbene araft
berlieB.
Sbr SeimeebIiebenen, tperbet itarfe CT
benl
Ser SeIOen Geiit pflanst in Der ssuseub
fort,
gadt tra,iert,, tpirfen fei bas 2ofanasz
mort,
@etpidt 5lt tperfen IN bic @ettesipage.
8ie eigne Gitnl berltumn1e bor Der
9flidt,
3li Seugen Dor Dem @elt9erid6t M
OaB oeutidles Glitt NIT 8edt bet
Renihbeit 8rone trage.
6 @bnrIotte 8r9fin 9fittberd
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-18

ierer rgfpreB~ Serbert Gorep nno
Oscar Shuette, beitatigen ilt ibren
gepeiden, oaB Die slaiierten nit i5.5
rem gerluhen, Die benti1er 2inten
i'm 8eltelt 81 nurhbrehen, NIT oe.
lien iie Inn 9ftober begonnelr, feinen
grfolg gebabt nno oaB fie fur6tbare
8erlnife erlitten boben. sSbrer @Fe
idaBuilgetl nab haben Die sSransoien
ieit Dem A. 5ebruar $4,000 Mannl
herlerett.
Sie Gnglanber bebanpten iuieber
einmal es lei Die M6slid)feit pprbau-
ben, SaE gulgarien iid) ben 4l(iiertea
anidlieke. Sn Sofia babe ser aSnis
ai,,>ielben Sage Die @eianbten Der
Ailiierfen, ben rilmGniiden @eiamS=
ten nnb BEN enaliiden General Sir
slrtbnr Easet, Ser INN einer beionSes
rem MifIipn nadl GnHfanb suriifges
fegrf lei, empfansen. 9arans fOnne
man id)liefen, Saf, etipas i'm @amge
let. grstbena eridyeint es p5llig NM
slanblid, bak iidD 8nlsarien, nad ai-
lem, mas bOranfgesansen, ben @lt-
ierten anldlieksu iolle. ii
Ger oelltide Gampfer o@aaceoo-
MIA Der in Gas galmas auf oen
aanariideii S1iefn iriteriliert mar, i'll
aus Dem Safen entfomtnen.
llnier @eianoter Morgentbdu in
Sonitantinopel bat Dem Staatsoepare
tement ntitgeteilt, oie tiirfiide &egie-
rung babe inn Die @erIiderung &C.
aeben, Tie tperoe Die in9onoe ipobnens
ben gei6tf1ntpfer nod Gr1ften be-
i6iiben.
@us 9aris fonllnt Die bod)it ipobrs
ldeinlif nntuabre Melolna oie ita-
liettiihe 9feeierung babe Die IN ser
Aipiera iid oufbaltenoen SeutiAen
ongeluieien, Die @eeenb gu berlai-
len.
Die n@eue Sonlburger 8orIenbal-
le" bringt einen iebr irtereiiantelt
Artifel oes bier ipolbefannten 9ro-
.feiior Or e. $. Suberia, oer iebt
IN Berlin, Sambilrg, slntiteroam
nno anoern europ6iIden StGoten
Bureaus fir Die @ebonbluna aneri.
foniider 9ehtsiafen belitt l,n6 oIs'
grii1ioliher Genner iiiternationoler
Gedtsfragen ailgemenl geidabt miro,
iiber oeit 9ocia-5aa, in Dem er eine
lteberiidt iiber ben betreffenoen ssoIl
uno Die bel ibm in @etradt fomnlen-
cen HedtSfragen giebt. Wean iiebt
aus ibnL Dob Ser SaG ourdaus nidt
10 einfad tit, tuie oie Maeilten gIau-
hen, nno OaB Bel linn cine gan3e
yfeibe bon bolferre6tliden geItin.4
nnngen in 9etradt fonlmen 9luth
oos a8anoelsbIott~ oes ,9sieuireI
Imiteroami6e Gouront~ brinat einen
oiesbe3ii9li6en strtifeG aus iciner Sc
Ser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-18

la|eH MelDen DDn etner 9rDBen ytte.
herlage Der Seiterreider lit Der 8mfos
iuina, ii6er Die linen pon gnfarei.
aus berid)tet lit. Gine Witteilnng lit
10 nnsnberlaiIts ipie Die anSere.
Die 6rennoid]aft siuiiden Sapan
i,nb ben gllliierten ideint bereits
ernitlidJ gefa6roet sit iein. Der rmi=
iiid)e nno Der engliid)e gDtifafter
in sufiu babeu bem iapaniideu Mi-.
uiiter 6es glnsmGrtigen riitgeteilt,
baf,. iuenn Sapam mebr 3ugeitano-
piife bon China ersiuingen iuolle, ais
es in Der uripriinsliden 3nfdrift
an Die M1dlte rnitgeteilt babe, es
fir bic gerbiinSeten sSapans allp
Gnslanb, 6ranfreid) nno Mnklanb-
nnmOslid iein iueroe, fiinftig ben
biplumatiidjen @erfebr nit inn anfs
redt ST Balten. Seoemialls Elm rei-
Sen6es 8iinSnisberb1ltnis;! Weidz
Seitig fat iihrigens nniere 0tegieruna
Die Sapanfr Oaramf aiaftuerfiam ge-
itadEt, bah uerfdJieStnt ifrer ssoroe-
rnngen an China bic @ertrGae siUis
lden China nn0 ben Ser. Staaten
Derletten. ,Sapan iuirb AMI ale Dieie
&oritellnngen iebr b6flidJ nn6 iebr
llebcmsiuitroig antiuorten mno im
llebrigen iidJ gar nid)t oarin itoren
laiien, bon .Gbina beranssnpreiIer,
iuas es irsenoipie beramssmpreiien
fam. 9inklanb, yranfreid) nnb
6nglano f0nnen ibm iett midts an.
ljabcm nno ben Giniumrf rnierer Sle-
eierimg iuiro es iupl nit Dem 6e.
riibmten 2adJeln bei Seite id1ieber.
8psm linn Die bisberise pertranens-
Ielige 6altnns nnierer Iegiernaa
rollen @rnnO segeben bat.
Der ensliid)e Sampfer ,aenwar.
ben" lit anf Der Sabrt ppn 2onoun
nad Sarlinsen BON bem belltidlen
ltnterieebuot ri 280 in ben GrinS
eebOhrt iuorben. Der gefabmna Ses
Sdiffes iiebsebn Mamm - lunr6e
Seit geseben, in bic gpute sm iteiseu.
2ie 2eite iunrben Sann mad bem
soutien6oot sebradjt nnb ann iogc-
nannten nSouf" gelanbet. Der gor-
fall pailierte bier Meilen IiibDitlid
Dun Oem Maas-Jencrld)iif.
Ger britiide OberIt gipinton, i'm
Sauptqliartier oes britiihen Sber,
fommanoierenoen General 5renh
ouf benz elirop1ii6en sSeltlane
marnt in ieinem Iestetl 9eri6t oapor,
Die teilmeiien engliihen Grfolge BEL
Nelpe Gbapelle 5a ii6eri66sen. gr
erfldrt, 0ie 9enti6en bieIten i6rc
lang aitsgebebnte Sront iiltoft, Ser
Mut Der Sruppen iei rneri6iittert
uno fofuol OoS Seer tpie oas goll3e
oeutide @olf ieien felt bon einent
i6fieBli6en Sieg Der oeiitiden @aF.
fen iiber5euet glu6 oie 2onooner
,Moriling goit" tparnt Dor 5u GRO.
Bem Sptinisnlus.
Die Nitnen mel0en, 0aE lie ben
fleinen tiirfiiden Crt glrdDaiue am
SdiparSen Meer, nabe Der @rcnseI
bon Sanfaiien beiett nno 9lngriffe
Der Siirfen in Der Gcgeno bon glroae
nntidl nno Clti snriifgeidlagen lat
ten. lie lcbtere 9sad)ridlt benefit,
onf iidl tiirfiidle Srnppcn nod immcr
amf rniiiidJem @ebiete befiuben.
9fus Garis miro qemeloet, Die
fran50iiide Hegierling ioIle enti6loi-
len iein, Die 2aoung Cotton. 6ie ser
Gampfer o9acin@ on goro bot, 3n
fmrfen unO $750,000 bofiir 5u be-
8abIen. Ger 9anlpfer .Gocio" lit
befanntlid bon Ben sSrnn8oien auf.
gefangen uno nod 8reit gebroAt
moroen. lleber ben Gainpfer ieltii
miro Dos Griiengeridt entl6eioen.
9ie Observation-Disclosures I'm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-18

8ir rcparieren irgeno Elm Idoo6af.
tes Cad; iqtt it's an Ser 3eit. Saf
W. @ilfins, Sel. Srobis 1878.
(Mnseiae. J
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-18

8elo at Derleibem nuf Ronfes uno
Tarntern on uniere 4lienten. Stan.
barb Srnit So, 3t5 ct. Worp's ctr.
Gan 9lntonio, Seros. (9lns.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-18

Gbnarbu Gamarts bon Der Saitptitasi
Wterito, iebt in @erbinonng NIT gobbs.
esfrioae & Gobbs, 9feHtsanpdIte, III
-720 8raobs@ebdiioe, Gan Gntorip
Yer. tit borbereitet, 9fe1tsfdITe 6ier oocr
IN @erico 81 iibernehmen. (Mnaeiae
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-18

Sran G6as. gIbretlt, 1888 SftzGoris
meree Ctr, Gan Nntonio, Seras. Iiefert
frifd)e 8lumen, gIinneritiide. @ouanets
ituo Rflatseu 8eetsRffan5en cine Spes
sioiitdt. Sel. Grodett 1892 (slti5.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-18

@'ebrand1t ,Sel=ssi eparf gIuas" mS
eerbaltet rftebr 9roft bon fpeiliaer 8afpe
lin Donpiu antu GD, 6Gn6ler. G6e
Soulton II. Horb SIores Ctr. (sln8.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-18

ieinen 2ellten na6 Hieoras geeeras
5l:riifgeididt, Inn Gnbe nno ORR
nurg bort alfredt 5u balten.
= aoniitl Siliman beridtet aus
gera grn8, @orranaa perpe iein Be-
ites tlln, Inn 6ie 8eforoerun9 freln,
Ger @elpobner Der SaltptitaOt rad
Vera Grlt5 ntb Die Senoung bon
Sebensmitteln nnh Der @auptftaot 3ll
erleihtertl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-18

Or. &. q. Barber, 3abnarst, Moure
8ebanoe. (Nn5.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-18

GRt Siihner, Bnter, a6aelieferf, bilft.
Ger afsTfeiTdl. SGfer, 400 Wsaim g(ue.
(Gn5eiae.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-02

Major Charles B. Day of Richmon1
and Capitol Island, who Is probably
one of the best known knights Of the
grip in this section CT Maine, was IL
Augusta Friday for the purpose OF
starting the new year right and Incl
dentally calling on some of his many
friends. Aside from his every day
duties Major Day never misses ar
opportunity for advancing the inter-
ests of Capitol. which he some years
ago adopted for his summer home and
on which he built one Of the prettiest
cottages to be found on the island
He is also a member Of the island
association and because Of his love o.
flowers. with which he has surrounded
his cottage. Days Rest" he holds in
the island council the somewhat exalt-
Ell position of superintendent Of flori-
culture On a recent visit to Augusta
Major Day announced his intention en-
jCying Christmas at the island and his
Augusta friends were interested t.
learn if he carried out his intention.
but il was learned that while he had
during the past year visited the As
land nearly every month he. had TO
skip December because Of the rigorous
weather at Christmas time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-02
CHURCH NOTICES

WINTHROP STREET UNIVERSE AL
1ST church. H w. Haynes minister
Morning service at 1890; sermon ,oplS.
"Tbe Clock Strikes Twelve sunday
se HhgpRi s. i SCIENCE Society: sun 4.
dav services at II \. NJ: SUBJECT. Coz,
sunday school at II A Nj e "a "a J,
evening meeting at ociock Heal. :
room open to the puehc Meaies Science nee
Saturday from to o. IhFis''eii N''e~e
chapel, Williams st. CONTAMINATION
THE PROGRESSIVE sPlRlTC ALlS =
Society will hold meetings n q =: -,
hall at $50 and 80, ley. Kuln -, w" 80
of Haverhili. Mass. the speaker ana
message bearer. Public invited.
FIRST BAPTIST church on Winthrop
street, B. P. Hope pastor Mofhlns ser
sihility OF Christian Discouragement;
Sunday school at noon; \ +. :; =,
at S45: eytning service at Z. 30 win snort
talk on Beginning Right; annual
church meeting " ednesday evening WIN ~
supper at and business meeting TO ioi-
ST MARKS church. Pleasant street.
Rsv Rrian c. Roberts rector I'D sunday
after Christmas): Holy eucharist LSo
A. M: Sunday school. $50 A. NJ; holy
eucharist and sermon. 1880; evensong and
sermon, 80 P NJ. All services conducted
y ME s.T EPISCOPAL church,
ter: 1885 A. M. worship with sermon:
subject, '"rhe Cimmunion That Saves;
music by the vested choir: n.So. Sunday
school, VIM. D. Hutchins superlntenoent'
the mems hour. 1l25-12;4s. under the d,
rect,on OF the Cromwell Bile class. will
have for subject for discussion Gods
Patience with Man. $50. Epworth
League service. Irving, Packard presl-
denf: $50 evening worship. sermon sub
iect Say Now Shibboleth;" music by a
big chorus. Mr. Chamberlain director
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL
church. Rev. Clayton D. goothby minis
ter: Worship and New Years sermon
nv the minister at 1880 A. m. music by
chorus choir directed by Prof. E. H.
Wass; sunday school in the chapu;
Mems Forum in the church at n.45 A..
NJ; communion service In the church at
church business meeting in the chapel on
wednesday evening at 7.3o o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-02
That's the Way You Use Hyomei, the
Simple, Safe and Effective Catarrh
Remedy.

The most pleasant. easiest, safe. ef-
fective, and the really sensible meth
Cd for the treatment and cure of ca
tarrh is Hyomei, which can be had
from any drug store Just put 1went V
drops Of the liquid in the small in
haler that comes with every complete
outfit, then breathe it a few minutes
four times a day. 1t almost Instantly
clears the head and stops that annoy
ing shifting.
When using Hyomei every particle
of air that enters the breathing organs
is charged with an antiseptic, healing,
health estoring balsam that destroys
the catarrh germs. stops the unclea1
discharges from the nose, relieves the
irritation. and quickly heals the sore,
raw and inflarned tissues.
The first days use of Hyomei will
show a decided improvement, no mat
ter how distressing the trouble. It's
action is not only rapid but lasting.
There is no more common yet dac-
gerous disease than catarrh, which
usually begins with a neglected cold.
Do not endanger your health by let
ting your catarrhal trouble become
chronic. Begin the Hyomei treatment
today-it is inexpensive, safe and re-
liable Bowditch-Wabster Co. al
ways sell it with agreement to refund
plete satisfaction.
Sold and guaranteed in Gardiner t'y
jackson BroS.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-02

To use familiar term of our good
old friend Shakespeare the Master
Key, is a bear" John Dore has ar
rived in the city and it is needless to
say that he starts something. The
photoplay in his episode Is fine, and
the settings are beautiful.
The Imp Feature with William Shay
is very interesting. 1t has a pleasing
story that is a little different from
anything you have ever seen.
Our Mutual Girl" meets Mable Nor
mand, better known as keystone
Mahle. She visits many swell stores
and does her shopping.
William Garnwood and Vivian Rlcn
are in a good American two reel fea-
ture.
MIR. Walrus takes the leading part IL
the Keystone which il. canoy.
There will be a special ten reel mat'-
nee for the children this afternoon.
Tonight there will be two fun shows
one at $50 P. NJ, and one at S.1o 2
M-adVt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-02
This Is the Day to Start Your Christ
mas Club. State Trust Company
Has Only a Few More MEMBERSHIPS

Has Only Few More MEMBERSHIPS
Untaken.
The Christmas Club is one Of the
good things Of the year that you
should not let escape.
If you never have saved money in a
systematic manner resolve that not
another day will pass before you join
this practical plan. Decide on what
you can conveniently save from your
weekly earnings. 1t may be only fifty
cents or a dollar. The putting aside
of any modest sum is making a start
in the right direction. Many con-
venient plans have been worked on.
for you carefully by the state Trust
Company.
The plan is called the Christmas
Club because the sum Of ali the pay
ments is paid back to You two weeks
before Christmas. 1t provides you
with ready cash at the most needed
time of the year in the easiest posi-
BILE manner. And all the time you are
saving for Christmas YOU are uncon-
sciously acquiring sound habits of
thrift. Instead of Christmas pres
ents many people elect to use the
Christmas checks to pay insurance
premiums, doctors bills. mortgages or
start a permanent account in the saw
ings department Of the bank. For
whatever purpose the money is ac-
cumulated. if some worthy definite OBJ
ject is selected, the saving becomes
comparatively easy, while without
such an aim it is hard.
The Christmas Club will make saw
ing easy. Obey the impulse. Go 10
the State Trust Company's banking
rooms today and make your first pay
ment. Only a limited number Of
memberships now remain untaken.
Stick to it through the year. You can
put yourself in the thrift class with n
little effort.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-02
MAINE osTEoPATHS
Program For Meeting Today alta tn
Augusta House

The Maine :Osteopathic Association
will meet today at the Augusta House
and it is expected that the Attendance
will be large. The program Tor the
day will be as follows:
HOO A. M.-Laboratory Diagnosis
Special reference to Pathological
Blood Condition, illustrated by mi
croscopical slides.
1900 Noon-Dinner at Augusta House
leo P. M.-State Regulation Of Os-
teopathy. Hon. w. R. Pattangall, OF
WaterviIle. ..-.
400 p. M.-Osteopathic Technique OF
Cervical and Upper Dorsal Lessons
with Treatment Of Pneumonia.
$50 p. M.-Osteopathic Technique Of
Lumbar and Innonimate Lessons
Special reference to the Treatment
Of Lumha0o and Sciatica.
500 p. M.-Protecttonl Of Public
AGAINST Unqualified Practitioners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-02

There Is no ether entertainer BE-
fore the public who possesses the spirit
dash, charm and personality OF Kath-
crime Ridgeway, world famous as an
interpreter OF short sketches.
Scores have copied her style, meth
ocs and even her programmes, but
have failed because they did not pos
sess that indescribable something that
she exclusively has.
Born in Georgia, her parents moved
to the State OF Washington when she
was a small child. There she heard
the most celebrated impersonator OF
the day, and with snap of her black
eyes said to herself: I'll be one too,
and I'll do a better job Of It than she
did," and that was her start.
After desperate struggles with pow
erty and adversely Of all kinds, Miss
Ridgeway, one day a number OF years
later, with the same power that now
moves audiences to thunderous APP
plause moved the manager of the Red
path Bureau to offer her a 'tryout'
with a male quartet.
On her first appearance the slend II
girl, plainly but lastly dressed. came
timidly upon the platform. and before
two minutes had passed, the people
were motionless and almost breath
less in their intense anxiety to catch
every word She told a story of life
as only she can tell it. Her heart was
in it. She was the character instead
of describing one, and the story went
home
Thus began her wonderful career,
or what so many now call it her Min
istry Of joy" for more than two mil
lions Of people have since shared liz
the joy she spreads. There is only one
Katherine Ridgeway. Her equal Will
probably never be known.-advt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-02

Prof. F. A. Dennis. director Of the
Augusa Cadet Band. had d busy day
Friday with which to start the new
year. With an orchestra of 10 pieces
he left on the noon train for Mill
nocket where in the evening he furn-
ished music for the. annual comfort
and ball of the employees of the Inter
national Paper Co., and he also furn-
ished with an orchestra Of eight pieces
music for the Charity Tea Friday al
ternoon at the county courthouse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-02

Jerry w. Glidden Of 95 Capitol
street dropped into the Journal office
Friday morning and reported that his
hens were doing a lit;le something IN
the having line this winter. notxith-
standing the recent cold snap. NJ.
Glidden has flock of l. White Wyan-
dottes and ~ Rhode Island Reds ana
their total egg production from Dec,
10 to Dec. y. inclusive. was 1874. Il
looks as if some of the other hiddias
about town had got to go some to
beat that performance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-02
Bankruptcy Proceedings.

A first meeting of creditors was held
at 10 o'clock Friday morning at the
Office of the referee in bankruptcy 10Y
Kennebec county in the case OF Henry
w. Hamlen of Waterville, in which no
assets were found. no referee was APP
pointed and no further meetings VIII
he held unti! ordered by the court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-02

After climbing all over the scale for
the pas, few days the mercury set
tied down Thursday night to the win
ter standard and Friday morning To-
cal thermometers registered from zero
10 several degrees below that point.
According TO the Bither thermometer
ct O'Clock Friday morning il was two
below zero. while B. E. Folsom re-
ported SIX below al his home on
Arsenal street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-02

Edward Smith of Richmond. WHO
thursday night underwent surgical
treatment at the Augusta General
hospital was reported Friday as COM
Portable and his condition was coasid-
cred favorable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-02

Chester W. and S. Wesley C,e,cheil
ana their families of Waterville passed
Frlday IN Augusta as the New Years
guests OF Sheriff and Mrs. Colby
Getchell on State street,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-02

The members OK the Board II
County Commissioners for Ksnnebec
county, Henry F. Cummings of Man
chester. John G. Yeaton Of Winthrop
and Morrison Libby Of Oakland. met
at 10 O'clock Friday morning in their
room at the courthouse and reorgan-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-02
LOCAL NOTICE

The Progressive Spiritualists Society
Of, Augusta. Me-, will hold meetings
Sunday at $50, $50 in G. A r. hall, 222
Water street Rev. Ruth A. Swift Of
Haverhiu. Mass will be the speaker
and Messak Bearer Public invited.
jan It,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-02

FORMER Chief Engineer ]. A. Buck
ley John Penney and Everett Dow
returned Thursday evening from a
hsh!ng trip Of several days at Pleas
ant pond in Jefferson and brought
home with them good lot of pickerel,
among them being several big ones.
Mr.. Buckley landed two which weigh
ed five pounds each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-02

james w. Beck has announced his
caholdacy for membership on the Au-
susta Board of Assessors to fill the
vacancy resulting from the resigna-
ton Of John E. Church.