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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-19
L.okdIes.
Der @eaem am sunntaa.

Yin Negenipetter uno al6 an Die
3eftiafeit 0es &egens Iino mir in oeil
lesten Monaten gepo6llt poroen;
aber oas geitriee 8etter iibertrof
dies 8aeeweiene. gs fielen OIL ocr,
eiaen Gage Iieben 3on @aiier; bon
1850 mittags bis Ait alein 5.57
Son nno BON 5.44 Bis Z abermo[s
1.15 3oa. @egen orei ltbr iette So.
GET eit l1no es batte oen @nidein
nls oh mir einen got15 eeiDnltiselt
5agelfturm BADEN ioItei1. Die &a-
a]elforner erreidten oie @roBe bon
Eoubeneier1t un6 alf oen 8ledod-
hern CAB es elm fiirhterli6es Sc
potter uno @~eflapper. Ser Simmel
nerounfelte li6 uno es iab sutpeilen
aus, dls Oh Der @eltunteraana maize
let. St oos &leineepebrfeuer/ scr
3a9eliteine miidten iid miloe Oon-
nerihlage nno erealeudtenoe 8ligc
nlir65udten 0ie 2uft. Oabei gdb
eS eifen getpaltigen Sturm, ser DIE
.Rro1en Ser 81lme I6iittelte uito
ieilipeiie CUR @r6e nieoerbeugte.
SeIbitperIt1nolif CAB es an alien
Sden uno gnoen ueberldmemml1lt=
gen; StraBeniibers1tge fporen nidlt
81 mberidreiten; SUP nno Sabrpcr-
febr tuaren gebemmt; Die StraBei.
bdbnfpagen itdnoen 5eittpeiIig itid.
Der 5luB lino Die greefs idmoaen
madtig an, aber Ghaoen ipltree
gliidliherfpeiie tpenie angeri6tet.
sinige Meloungen liefen Elm, oaB
gled- uno @laso1der onrdlohert
fuoroen ieien, Menldenleben uaret1
ieooh niht in @efabr.
Ger @ettergott bat NAL cine ariir0-
Idle Aeinigltng in Ser Staot poree-
11omtnen, 0enn cine iolde Mbipdihuna
baben Die StraBen lange nidt ge-
babt uno Der SluB lift infoIge oes
Stromes ME 10 gereinigt tporocn.
Sreili6 Duroen Die ungepflafterten
StroBen nabe5u unpaiiierbor ae-
maft. Gen meiiten Sdaoen erlit-
ten Die aontraftoren fir 9riif-
fen : @an uno StraBen : 9fla.
Herring, ibre @orarbeiten iino
griinolid perborben. Die fir sic Sic.
ftapofe bereits aasgebdnsten Sab
men nno Slaggen iino in Die groBe
Wdife gefommen uno baden gum
Eeil ibre Sarbe perloren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-19

ben Sl1rm g~eitelt. Seine aapd5itdt
lit $4,000 @allonen.
SIN @lter bon 81 Sabren itart
auf ieiner Sarm, 8ebn Meilen bon
San Gntonio an Der 5omeriet &oao.
@m. Senfen. Gr mar in 9euti6loltc
geboren, fam i'm Mlter bon IA Sac
rem nit leinen @ltern, Die ii9 nabt
Segnin rieoerlieBen, bierber uno 5oe
ffpdter ra6 gerar County. @r bin
terlaBt ieine Srau unb 8tpei So6ter
Mrs. S. 6. 8ibel uno MiB 500
Senfen.
SIN Sitter BON Sc Sabren Itart
Der ebemalige Stranger : &apitdn Sas.
@. Mcgeeel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-19
NIltrIei.

WaltDn 9. 5000, Hraiioent Der
sd~ulbeboroe bot Die ~folsenoen So
mites er11anmf: 5inar5, s. So. Com
rel, goriieer, Sobn S. 5entiman,
SenrD Steiben; gau, Sobn s. Sent
timart 8oriieer, Mrs. @ena Maperid
Green, S. @. Council; Inidaffurl=
gen, @. S. Bpne, 8oriiser, 9. 6.
gehtel, 5rau gli Serbberg; 2ebrer,
Jrnu eli @erbberg, 8orliber, sSrall
M. S. @liem, @. O. 8ehtel, Inter
rihtsplaf, 6rou SO. S. 8liem, sSrau
Gena Maperif Green, @. S. Eple;
oSanitors~ SenrD Stei6en, Sobn s..
2entimalt, %. 5. Ypne; Sanitdt liao
acknowledgement, 8rali 8ena Mare-
riH Green s. @. 9onltea, Senrg
Steiden; 9iegeIn, g. q. gefta,
f5rau 90. S. gliem 5rau @li @erb-
Berg.
9ie Cars bon oeit SPOT @els
laufen iest iiber Die reue Bride in
Der ct. Marp's StraBe in Die GtaDt
elm un0 febren oonn auf benz alten
Mege nod Sen &ot @els 3nriid.
Die San Antonio Muiic 9ea-
ders aiiociation" bat @errn Sobn
so. SteInfelot als 8rdiioenten En-
mdblt. gice : 9raiiosntin lit pfrs.
$. 90. Mnoiion, Se~fretdrin, MiB
@iIoreo @ates; SfabmeiIter, @alter
&omberg. 8oriiber oes 9omit.'s
fir Mitglieoeridaft lit artbur glaoi,
len uno Mitalieoer oieies aomite's
fino: Gilbert Sdramm @irs. 8. 8.
Iarfs, Sarolo Morrfs, emmett s
8oulitree uno Mniirice Motbetps.
SSn @runoeigentum mlroen Der.
gangene @ode $21t,587 umgeiett
lin bier llbr am Sonntde
9eahnlittag idlug Der glit in 0as
Saus BON g. Sderrer, 273 Sinp,
ion StraBe. Srnu SAerrer fiel 81
Bo6en, obne neiteren Sdooen al er.
leioen, Die iibrigen 6amilienmitglle.
Der blieben ~unberiibrt. Ser 9lit
ihlug auf Der einen Seite elm unl
fanb ieinen ausipeg auf Der erltge.
gengeiebten Seite.
SIM Menger Sotel finoet an
9ienitag II. Wiittmo6 cine 9lumen-
Iusitellung itutt.
y. 9. @edflep lit oils %rdIioent
Der San Antonio Sumane Societl
erwGblt mor0en, oa Der bisberigt
Yr1iioent, sSos. Anoerion. eine @ic
hermobI ~oblebnte.
Gic @iirger polniiber 9bfunI
feiern am 2. Nfoi ben Sobrestag oel
NnnnbrHe Der polniihen &onititutiof
ourd einen llnu5ng uno cine Set
Iiffeit in ibrer ct. 9llbert Sale.
g s. Shaa lit ais Aiiiitent
Boftmeiiter in Sort Gam Souiton &
nannt moroen. gr fam crit DO
einem Sabre bon Miiiouri bierber.
6. Manorp bat ben aontraf
fir Den gau oes 5tabI-@ niierbebdt
ters fir oos COUNTY : altenbeim el
bniten, Der 9reis lit $IS75. 9et
@ehdlter miro anf einen as Sub 70
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-19

ans SAVANNA miro eei6riebsn
Dob Ole finan3ieGen @erbaltniIie ser
flettlen &epnblif BON Sabr gu SaGr
ldledter miiroen. 0ie @inna6men
tcrrineerten ii6 uno oie ausga6elt
lpiiroen GROCER. Sn Der Safe ioG
iebt i6on elm 5eblbetrae BON 5fuei
W1ulonef1 Dollars iein. 9ie Gin
fiibr, fait Die einaiee ginnabmequef.
lie, babe beitanoig a%beenommen. 9ia
&egierung babe Die ginfubr5oQe en-
hobt, aber Die &egiernng ser
yer. Stoaten ipplle es nidt 5ll-
geben uno IN 8anomd piiie man
nidt, fpie ma anoere ginnobmeqlral-
len eridiieBen 1ole.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-19
gu perrenfett

gu Derrenfen - 3fpei m6blierte Gin
n1er NIT ieparntem gineane. an 6tra.
Benbabn gele9en. S6Dnes Spmmerbeiri.
mabi9. Gad68ufrogen 461 DUR
phD glbe., am 0oroe@n6e Der @e5t @no
Gar Clinic. E~elep6on. Srapig 4169.
Wnaeiae.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-19

urteroffi5ier: Dem Menl6en paBt
rein feline lllliform; mas iino sic
oenn eigentfib bon 8eruf?"
&efrut: S9neioer."
nnteroffi5ier: n4ud Dos nod; tprc
tontten Sic iiG oenn als Sdneioer
erlauben, 10 bid gu ieinl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-19

SIT 9ibaer, Butter, ~abseiiefsrt, blu.
ger alsJleiidl. Safer, 400 Main Nue.
(Gnaeiae.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-19

&ir reparieren irgero Elm idaobaf.
tes Dad; iebt tits ON Der 8eit. sax
Us. @ilfins, Gel. Sranig 1878.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-19

8eites Del uno @alolin erbalt
mon BON Der Slimp Oil g., 400
Sit=Gommerce ctr. Neues Sci. gra-
big 1852. Dina
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-19

o@n Der International Netps
eonpanp IN 9etp 9orf erbielten mir
~8artenlau6e" s.. 9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-19
Earm-ErDonfte
Semitic.

tJeutult.
a~artoffeln, @ene, $500 un6 1925 Der
Bni6el; Colorado nno Soabo, $1.65
iino $1.75 per 100 Bfun6.
SiiBe aartoffeln, Seras, $3.50.
8ahsbobnen, per 8niheI So; GRIN,
Bobnen, $3.50.
SOmaten. segas. 8 a0rbe. $500 unO
$3.50.
gierpflan8en. 1925 per guIdeI.
3fpiebeln, Oregon, 50; Ohio. 50 per
100 9funo.
8eeten. 40c per @bo. sgiinbeI.
Yeteritlie, 40c per Dbo. sgiinbeI.
Spinat. &c per gfrn0.
@iiben, Bic u. 40c per Sch. sglrbel
@ritner Bfeffer. Csc.
@iirfen, Sal, $3.50 per Crate; Seras
SquaIb. SIS per Crate.
8lumenfpbl, $3.50 per Crate.
SeIlerie. $3.50 per grate.
&obl, $3.50 per 100 8funb.
Weerrettigs@ nr5eln, per Yfo. 12Hc
&opfiaInt. 75c H.. $500 Der Camper
@eIbe @ur5eln, 35c Ii. Acc per 9bo..
giinoeI.
gtek Rsrft.
Sm Nutouio. Ser, 10. Gpril = 1915
Shfen 1928 biz $7.65.
aii6e 5000 bis $500.
GGlber S6.15 bis $7.35.
8ulen $3.50 bis $500.
Ghofe $500 uno $3.50.
8ienen 1926 bis $3.50.
ct. Qouis. 10. @priI 1915. - 3inoi
bieh. Serdss @ieb, 1925 unb $7.75.
Shpeiue 5000 bis $7.75.
Sdnte.
Ehiuere BON GhInhier -. 30 gts
9eiGte bonn Sdlndter ......22 Cts.
@riin gefdl5ere .18h Gts,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-19
Sertht.
Snnaliuplr-
UauhlluDAe-
Gan antonio, 9% gents.
@alheiton, seitern feline 86rie.
GOttonian,sn : Eroontte.

Dottonianten . Er0Ontle.
San antontu, ger., 10. Spril.- 1915
Yrinla Grltoe Cotton Seed Oil 1917
geuts Der @aIome.
Mem Yprf, 10. 9lpril. - Spot S.
ltllo $3.50; april, $685. nub $6.75.
Weai. 1914 nno $6.76; SUM, $500 un6
$500; Sui, $7.02 uib $7.03; aaguIi,
S7.13 uno $7.15; S~eptember, 1925 unS
1926; Oftober, $7.26 nnb 1928; So.
bember. $500 mo 1920.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-19

9uacan, Safiom e Nennboffess,
Gedtsantudlte, Ala @unter-@ ebdnoe
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EX-GOVERNOR FREDERICK w. PLAlSTED,
Commander of Trinity and Past Grand Commander of the
Grand Commandcry OF Maine.

''"'
'''''Ii''' '''''''H SAYS
"Th" Procession moved ut II "ci 'ck'
principal streets u" entire r"uf" re-
Ing some seven or rl1ht miles IN
length som" persons WA" We're lalii'l-
ltF WltE ~" cllA S"lu i"t l'SS 'H'i
nine. ne N'i''lS' i'r 'l' Ni'i' Vt
lance W"f' IhcN'd WIN people l'"\
ING barely room l"f III" P'"'tNSh'H y"
pass. III" windows ana doors "l
houses were fhf"n2rd, NJ I" me tillrd
story hhd III some ctS'S il-il'r. ~
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I" i'"St'h. expecting Y" h'iN' N.Y." pas
sa=" ~ Gardner IN" sam" hi@ht; hut
tn" i""t was delayed ~ the l"- ana
d.d not sail until "'rIrCk Iu"~ ta\
mMnin-.
Ar.il Attn. 1>tn. Trinity cumnundory
rccriNrd i culnmrulcatiun from .S.r
Knf4ir~ It v,s' Wa'rrviliy. III" "a:.-
lsn1 requesting permission t. "r4au-
izc j.. ,'oi4:nandolv At that n!ac.. un
motion uf sir Il. NJ. Black. thr rr-
prror wt> Granted. Eminent COM
mImd"r Davis If 81 Omer Cummauu-
cry. N'ntervillc informs the writer
that these brethren never applied tnr
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WHOLESALER

IN tho
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;l $50; -; Ir -; h,, Eror, ;n,o 7 inc When the line j.
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~ To- the Ilnt was f'l"Fliie" ana
marched TO ne steamer f'lla' where
Bradford 'ommahdefN' accompanied oN
the Blddti"rd Band joined 'he h"''"iioh'
and Grand Commander Mcleli'h tooN
command. After emh"rkIhS' the Wiole
company, numbering ahout ~" fheh' l'lt
Tor the cHmpsfoui" on 'uSl'lhS isl"i'''
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pun Ma fired. ana the several Command
cries were. dismissed The Portland
Band. which had been taken bv the
Grand comnanderv. was stationed at
be,dn,i,rters ana for y while cnliyened
ne ,amn with some splendid music.
Will, ne Sir Knights busied themselves
il, arranging their tents. The Encamp-
m.nt was called .camp Dodge in honor
Of Iast Grand Commander Dodge OF
Portland
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which was done al, y O'clock At i;
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marched To- ana embarked On board the
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HISTORY OF TRINITY
COMMANDERY, AUGUSTA
Continued from Page II

cry 40. l. Th"r, Ne learn that the
Mother of Trinity WAS ORGANIZED in
Portland in MI although il had been
doing work since 1906 under charter as
King Dnrlus'S Council and was author
lzcd to confer the Red Cross Maine
Commanders removed to Gardner III
1>54 1t may be interesting To know
the occasion of this removal. The
following statement taken from the
annual address of GRAND Master Smith
fully explains the matter
You are aware Sir knights. that
TWO Of our subordinate f.nramlmrntS
are located in the city of Portland.
Experience has shown that ON" only i
necessary to perform all the duties re-
UUIrt.l in connection with tn" orders III
this city. therefor" respectfully SU9-
geSi the expectancy. as soon aS SUI
ticirmt number of duly qualified Sir
knightS in any suitable location III thu
stat. shall become GeslrnuS of estah
fishing an t.ncnmpmcnt III such l"ca-
ton Of transferring with consent OF
the members thereof the charter Of
one Of these EMcumpments from Pert
lama lu such place. VI, IN terms hi@hlN
''il hi"l!"H 81 ~ h''i-'il @'''F"S' 4
VA
>"''" nav ,''' = WIZ ''o'I
empowers" 20 '''''''-' '' i''1'
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ne ~ -
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NJ pt;Itl"" 7" tl"' effect mas %"l
h't "a received ~ me. tn"H@h an iIil-
Hil"n has ho"n received that the Sif
NH@htS IN On" valley "i me h"hhth"'
ttad i"''n r-HN"S~li4 tlt' ~W'Jert ;t'h
would iI"b"IN i"tltl"h 1"i l'S location
FAX som" p"ihi ih"t ""HHilfu' "a'
l'@ll"H!n@ ~.'ii"" 81 Tia" STATE"
NJ tie ,lu~,. uf t.l... session "a petition
WAS received from Thnma- II. Johnston
ANA ten others 1lYiyin. for Il diSprnSn-
t!nn Ia remove. the Charter ana lura-
tinr Of Maine t.ncampmrui no. !. to
Gardiner. there to urganiZt. ana confer
the or,.ors OF Nni4hthu"l alternately
II Gardner anN lHrhlnnnh. IN" p"t-
tl"h was granted dlld the GRAND Mas
ter was empowered t" chang" til" To-
cation Whenever IL" petitioners should
make satisfactory ARRANGEMENTS W4lh
IN mo Maine Enr.mpmpnt was
represented hv f.. \. chalWirk. c. c.
r. l.. Dunlap. Proxy for e.. and d. X
Kennedy. G.. g.. Grand Master smith.
who had again become a member If
PORTLAND f.ncampf.ent. reports:
since our last annual convention,
Maine tncampment. NJ. l. has been
removed under Your authority from
Portland to Gardner. on the banks ii
The kennehec: where they nave been
successfully engaged in the work OF
the Order and have indoctrnated d
s""dlN number of worthy Companions
IN the sublime principles, rights and
teachings of Templarism. visited
them last autumn, and assisted in get
ting them under way. and again in
March last. for the purpose of install
in1 their officers for the ensuing wear
and found them we'll posted and ready
in the work of the Order, ana in all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-25

Orlando Currier, David Cargill, Ed
win r. Emerson. Austin d. Knight.
Hiram Fuller, Otis G. Turner c. H.
Muliken. Eben Horn. G.. Z. Cochrane.
b. F.. Warner. jefferson Parsons j. NJ
Pond, Danforth Whiting, A. c. Long
fellow, Frank w. kinsman. r. II.
Doliver, Albert c. Carr, Fri Wills, j.
w. Toward, John w. Chase Fred'k
Hamen. John McClintock. j. :. John
Austin ID. Knight.
The First Decade-1865- 1875.
Trinity Commandery like all begin
ming days is briefly told, but full of
Incidents of devotion and knightly
courtesy. During these years Orlando
Currier, David Cargil, \. ID. knight.
and r. w. Black were the eminent
commanders.
That this new fraternity was well
coined and appreciated by the citizens
is Very evident from the fact that they
We're invited by the city t. participate
in two important events the first year
Of their organization.
The first event being the civic and
religious services held in memory of
Abraham Lincoln which Werr held in
font OF the old Court house. ON that
occasion Trinity cummandery acted
as escort to the several lodges of
Master Mas"ns.
e I,.,
celebration If the Fourth of July
The war had ended, peace had come
to the people. The Union had been
saved, therefore with grateful hearts
all citizens united to celebrate this
national holiday.
The procession was formed in front
OF the state House. Trinity Command
cry eScortinG the Governor and Suite
and together with other Masonic bod
les. took Part in the exercises of the
day The Sir knights on this occasion
We're mounted.
.tft"r the morning exercises the M
munder was entertained at dinner by
the q, fnur al the Augusta House.
The Fire of 1868.
.eriod also records the loss by
the Masonic Hall which "c-
September 1860. The Com
ny accepted an invitation from
II well FraterS and meet there
t"mber -. 1855, continuing to hold
il meetings in that place until
nj! t. l>o6 The first Masonic hall
ii Augusta was oyer the Kenne-
h,c Bank. near the present court
House. This hall was q very sim
pie nomc. and did not permit of
elaborate work. The next hall was
in the Winlate building on Water
street. from there the CummanderN
moved I" Hunts block, where quar-
tiers We've fixed UP for Masonic work.
1t was her" the C"mmanderY was
located when the great fire of Sept.
l., l>i1 swept away the greater part
of the buildings on Water street.
4 new location was found in the
F'ree,!nnans I,ank building. which was
dedicated With much pomp and cere-
n"hN on December /. 1866. pn this oc
cnSion the officers of Trinity Com
mandery Wrr" Installed in Granite hall.
Speaking If this event the Grand
Commander in his annual report said
"rrinity tumm"nderN. phorniX-lik",
has risen from the ashes Of its asylum
ana the officers and members have
evidently renewed their Nnl4htly
VOWS t. press onward in the cause of
Truth and Justice"
Naupn- the special social events was
Il Visit 4" Dc MulHy Commanders OF
SHOW he@;cn August ~, 1866. where The
officers II TRINITY Commanders assist
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-25
SEMI-CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
JUNE a. 1915
FORMATION OF TRINITY COMMANDERY

In Line The formation ii Trinity Conn,anlyry in line on June
u 1918 will he as follows from right to lett:
Dennis Band.
Eminent Commander Staff,
Senior Warlcn ght guide right Of Frs, Division.
First Division.
Standard Guard COR Second Dvson).
Third Division.
Junior Warden ncf guide and on lett OF Third Division
The Sword Bearer PAGES the the Number
Knight OF his Section dc the Section Immediately preceding the
Sandards).
The a similar position relative to the Section nn-
datey following the Standards
The Comnlandery formed above ON Water Street
under direction Of the Captain General pursuant
tics paragraph far they designated
formation.
In Column Of Threes Captan General ; vop PAGES
Of the Senior Warden. Senior PAGES in front ot
file of leading Threes Junior Warden PAGES
left file of Thees Sword Bearer Super
Of their
In Column Of Sections (2 ron)-Captain is
advance of the Senior Warden two PAGES
in advance Of the OF the first Section Junior
in advance OF the the Sword Ber
Warder and all Supernucrary Chiefs OF Sections two PAGES
advance OF the OF their respective Sections ~
COMMANDS
There kinds The preparatory command
such Forward which indicates the movement that to be
ued and the command Of EXECUTION, such as MARCH, Wi
44 and is given at. the instant the movements
to
All commands both r cfdsa1assory ana q EXECUTION, de-
signed the Commandery whole and n the execution
OF the we'll will be given by the captain General
be executed successfully by subdv"ns the com
mand indicating the movement will be given by the ant
eal the preparatory command will be given by the
&C.. +inued on Page 81 -
seahs Nno1e celebrated their 80
Ter On 81 MIS- s..1 z ss9 s.ss,,, !. arrived a..
a.s e & 6 ia: .'' s' s'''''''
S's'1nses sand Aastscl 1sidax svsnlnsx. + - 81
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Tier. David Car4ill Otis q. Turner,
Hiram Fuller, Austin y. Knight, f.ben
ii"rn, f. ". knsmdn. l.. Il. Emerson,
K. H. b,lli\cr. q. l.. Cochran. c. H..
MulIileu ana Seth f.. EeedN, praying
that they may he authorized to as
%omile az a regular t'"nmandery of
Nnieht~ Tcmplar in the city Of Au-
-uSta ana promising obedience to II
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I position on
division, getting touch OF elbo-
On the Right Cor Left into

faced at right angles to the direc,i,
leading file or subdivision wheels to Il
srch distance as may be designated
subdivision marches past the leading 5
to uncover them, wheels III the same d
hating and aligning themselves on tn
On the Right Cor left) into Line +
same as the preceding movement, \
division reaches the proper distance!
hating it wheels about TO the right
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Whelras Maine Go.
l.ul'.rn at Gardiner il
has consented. and II
til" prayer of sale
Glbnted: Now Thereof
Murray, Grand con,
Grand C"mnI;tndery
full confidence in tn
4hil''y # tile above n;
DO, by Virtue IF the
vested. giant this ID
towering ana author
courteous KNIGHTS
and open a Cnmmal
T.pll,l3r ANA tEa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-25

-. Anox celebrated their W.
re-. aday June a
Miss Lila Northrup hAs arrived hcns
from Sanford to a4t66d the graduate.
@ her sister. Christins Northrup =
cony high. I
ics cream sale Il 0rseley Schedules
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-25

the city t
name of
therein to
Of the Rec
might e.
',,llSti' .
era
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-25

Ter on
49,. :. q A.. -e1asa ~ u. Chad
n wick were Sunday visitors at Madison
zoe Hisler's. a. was Wesley Morrill,.
- Maa Marietta Crommstt and lGaster
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1915-03-12
Silver Medal Contest

Under the auspices of the Y a silver
medal contest was held 10 the M. E,
church OF this town, on Wednesday even
ing of last.week Miss Ellen Clifford hav-
ing the affair in charge.
The contestants were: Harry Hunter,
Does Prohibition Prohibit" Albert Guy,
Unto What Shall l Liken This Evil"
Charles Johnson, "a Prohibition Nation
In 1920. Why" John Wilson, The Pro-
duct OF the Saloon Homard Keithley,
IA Temperance Lesson Of Philip
Strong's;'' Lot Pierce, "A Study BY John
B. Cough"
The contestants all acquitted themselves
with credit, and the judges, Rev. F. II.
Huffman. Prof Elliason and A. L.
Duyckinck. after much deliberation,
finally awarded the medal to John Wilson.