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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-29

mar es aud, 0aB oerfelbe i'm Sabre
ipdter bic G9re battle, ben sroBeu
Napoleon mad 81. 9etena brius
gen gu oiirfen, Ro4 Otele anOere Gbs
rem erbielt sr Bis gu ieinem, erit
1858 erfolgten 5uOe.
General RoB aber ioGte 0en8aibs
iugtoner triumph" gar ntdt lange
i%i6srle6en. 0ie griten ma8ten ur>
mittelbar oarna4 einen @eriu4, aud
Baltimore gu nebmen un0 aus3ll-
pllnbern. Sier fanOen Its iebod iber-
roI9enben 8iOerItan0. RoB fiel in
Der S9Iadt gu Rortb Point, 71a
Meilen bon Baltimore, pdbren0 er
Die ongreifenOe 2anosS treitma4t
fibrte.
0amals III, geIegentti6 Der BE-
I9ieBung oes Sorts Me9enrp our@
britiI6e &anonenboote, aud 0as
prd6tfge 2ieO Dos 5ternen6sidte
Banner" bon Jrancis Scott aep ses
I4affen tporben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-29
Rok befthGnl.

RoB befeblisi.
Dos oaes ipurbe nit boiler Remit
MS oes amsritanii6sn grdfoeHteu
Mabilou uno leines 9a6inets betries
ben. = unO ood lpHroe tein Ginoer
geriibrt. Bis tpenigs moten Dor Der
ungIiditIigen S9ladt BON 8tas
btHBburs! rllngIaubli6 trdQe"
Honnten Idon @eI4tdtsf9reiber Der
uddItfolgsnoen 3eit OieIe 4ominis
itrdtion. aud oIs ole 9ot auf bic
Singer brannte, puroen Die 9or6ez
reitungen fir bic 3uiammenbrin9une
elmer 8ertsioigungsmodt fir bic
9auptfaot febr i9lapp bstrieben.
Den 9ouberneursn Der ein3elnen
Staaten nurOe Is uberlaIen, qana
naa 8elieben MiIi5en auf3u6ieten;
erit tpenn ie oamit gu gnoe ieien
unb bariiber bsri9tet bdtten, IoQten
0ieIe GtreittrdFte Der 8uuossreaiez
rung unterIteqt fDeroen, oeaen nod
cine a6teiIung 9unbestruppen beige
geben iperoen foLIte.
Mittlertpsils pdren Die 8riten ar
einem guutte Der gbefapeates9ab
no tie ldngit cine Qn3abl SnIeIn
unbebinoert beieBt un0 8efez
ltigun9en angelegt batten - geIans
bet un0 mdrl4ierten bic etlpa so
Meilen, auerOings our9 i6pierige
9eldnbe, ouF 8af6ington log, no
ibre Spione tdgli4 eins uno altss
gin9en!
gu 8laoensburg, benz alien 8af6s
iugtoner Dusas 6eIoe, etpa 6 Ulcis
len bon Der !0auptItdbt, fam ss am
"a. Qu9uit gum &f. 9ie grgs
3dbIten $500 auserleiene 2eus
tie; bic ameritaner naren i'm 9an3en
etpd 5000 Dam fart, obsr dllere
meiitens 3uiammengepiirfeIte Milt3s
let obne ale S9ulung. MiIitGrii4
in 8etradt tdmeu nur $50 Mtann
Reguldre uno taum 800 Gee1oloas
ten unter Gommpoor 8atnen,
Dem ein3igen 5eIo bes Cages. Die
ReguIdren riiIen faIt 70 frii9 aus,
ME Die MiIi5ler; a6er 8arneDs See
foIoaten iaIugen orei qn9riffe beg
5einoes Suriid, uno pi6en eff, als
i6t @eTe9Isbabsr i6per %peripunOet
un0 geFangen mar, uno Te Ii9 TonIt
Oollitdnbi9 berIdHen iabenl 9arHep
bate einen S9uB in ben SberI4ens
Tel er6alten; bic Rugel 1T ME 6erauss
Be3ogen fporber, uno I'm Sabre 1918
er an Der Wuuoe geitorbsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-29

GiRen ni6tigen 8euoepunit in
benz 8erlduf oss ameritaniI4en BE.
freiungstampfes biloete Die ginna3s
me BON Bottom am II. Mdr3 1776.
0ur9 ben 3u3ug Oon ettpa 10000
MinutenmGnneru aus WaHadu1etts
iparen bic ieit9er i'm Seere e%nttdnoss
men 9iiden 1usgefiiat ippr0ea uno
am j. Sanuar 1776 Die 9iloung Der
neuen 4rmee DO(l5ogen. sic beitano
aus bstndhe 3p6lftaufenO Mlann.
Sine neue GIagge, aus orei3e6n abe
pe9ieIno roth uno neiBen Streifen
Gum StnnbiIOe Der 8ersinigung Der
orei3ebn Rolonien, 0enn add Georgia
bate ia nun @ertreter in ben Rpns
greb geI9idt) sulammengeIebt unO
in Der re9teu gds nit Der brttiIden
Linton, benz b~srbinbeten @eorgss uno
4noreastreu3 auf einem blauen
@runDc, als Ginnbilb Der 2oDalitdt
Der &oIOnisn sessn Die britiIde arOs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-29

belt gOOte unb fGpimmen6e Bate
rien bereit. 2orb gertb sr9ielt Den
8efebL, nit Observation-Disclosures
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&ern Der britiI9en Streitma9t in
Bottom, 0ie amerifaner BON ben ans
6Dben gu Oertretben. gm Rd9mtttao
ieoo9 brad elm 6eftiges @epitter
aus, Ous Fi4 am Q6en6 gu einem ge>
paltigen Sturm fteigsrte; mebrere
Der britiiden Sa9r5euge purOen duF
Den Strand g%etrtebeu, unb am Mtors
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-29

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-29

unb bic 3ulunftl Bon Dem na6Fs.
bsnotn aapiiel gift Dies I'M 10 mtbr,
oIs man BON gsDifsr Ssits bemiibt
III, 0asielbe BEL Der beuti9en @eneras
tiOn In 8ergeIenbtit gu bringsn. llno
bod srideint % beute pie0erum itbr
rattan. bic griHnsrung baran auf.
5ufrilten.
Sn ben monotsn, ebe Der groBs
Melttrieg Iosbra9, puroe in mans
den INSTRUMENTATION &rsi'sn
rieIis Stimmuug fiji Die abbaIiung
zines sroBen sansslid9ff4" ODER
britiid : ameritanii9en 8erbriioe-
rungss un6 Msltfrie0ens 5eitss
eemadt. gum bunOertjdbri9en Gss
bsnten oes olebteR 9rieses 3niiden
ben snglii9 IpreaeuOsn Rationen"
unO 0es sungetriibten 5rieDens" isits
benz, ipabrIi9 ntdt our6 Die
@nuIb ber 8riten ungetribt. Rod
i'm Sabre 1914 Iolte Der alimbim
DOr ii4 gebsu; aber aHgeiiats oes
eurppdiiden arieges pdre Dies 6ob
Elm gu bIutiger 6obn setpeIsn!
Smmerbin nurOe am "a. 9e3ems
Der Dem 9unbertiaBrs Sag bes
Grie0ensl9IuFss BON Sent Grs
tIedIi1es in ameritaniI9er S9peifs
fpe0slei Dor einsm 8olte seleiitet,
49,. Gas bic 8clf
BUR 6dlfte idIadtet urb gun Sdlfte
preIt
ipie Der engIii6e Didter 8pron 10
f1Dn bon ieiner eigenen Nation lingt.
Mbsr feline Der bstrsffenben ums
Grmelungs Reben entbteIt einen 9on
bon ben @rsueltaten Der britiIden
.Grbfreunbe" in Der amsritaniiden
8unOess 6auptltdbt, bic ibnen tpebr.
los preisgegebeH mar. un6 unglos
omeritanifde 3eitunsen brau6len
meiitens ibrsn Baum gu notpenoig
gum Breittreten Der ~bunosf0tti
fden briiiidsn aigen iiber bic neues
fteH vatroeitiesA 6sr 8eutIAen in Bel
eisH ober 5rantrei9, UNI ouf iol9e
ole Rnnlelen 3urid5utommen. GEL
fen mir 9eatidameritaHer benz Sc
bddtnis unferer Mitbirger etpas
mad!
= y
Gdon iibsr sfpei Sabre beTtanb
Der Rries 5ipil6en gnslanb unb ben
@ertinigten Stanten, Compatibility
ouourd berurToGt, OoB Sobn 9uu
ftn 0iefslben Rshts our @~ergeipaltis
guRs ameritanii9en Sdiffsbertebrs
dnmdbte, ipelde CT tn neueIter 3sit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-29

Aus einem It.
brief. ..unO felt mir Elm Rlabier
I'm S9iiBen9raben baben, fpagen
Sic 6einoe aud uidt me6r, ans ons
,5ugreifen; fddoe, Sab ni9t Saute
Geonore b%ertommeu uno ibnen NAL
tpas D%oriingen Tam, baun niirOen |e
ii4er freiDiIIig tire Stsaungen rdu.
men! 80.
= ain0Ti9. Mutter: ,Ou
mubt nidt foOisI 3uder eFen, Glfe,
ioni fallen Dir ipdter ole 3dbus
aus"
Glie (trsubsrsia); ,Moma, Tno
mir htnn 10 atm, Oob mir papo tsiu
reaes Gebib .faufen idnnI"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-29

ml,t @tnitdl Valnam aui Boolm
unl,f BEN 9aag iHpimmmsu
gdiisritn dttf ben nun tisiftith
eMglsailub gH Itsta uuo 0it Siapi
auf Biptt Vanilm Bualli@ aniaat,b
fen, Die alabaloiAt Rdumung 90
lions, Su Bet oefiuuua aaf bas
einirtiitn BON 9tritdriunptn ptrs
i6ob goro 6eipt bic Rdumung Ole
gum III. Mdrgi NaibinstoH abtr ~
idIoB nihi LANCER aui etnsn fri.os
Iidtu Nb3ug oes Jtinbes Su tparisn
ionotru bsieitislt an is. Roots 6ia,
ppour6 tr Die 8riien gang In feline
@epdli bttdm. 6ome beganH ini0ls
eebshen i'm pier uhr Worgsns init
Der @ini9iffung isintr 3ruppsn, ios
pie Der lonaliitiidsn 9spobnsr Der
Staot. Bottom mar mebrsrs Gage
lang Der S9anpIab GROCER 8erpirs
rung geipsisu; Die Soloatsn battsn
bic Wagd3iHe uu0 9Gben Der patrips
ten gspIiinoert. bic 2oDaliIten battsa
Od bic 9raHsportidiffe fh ais un
3ureideR0 srtpieIen, aaes, mas niht
nit fortgebradt perben tonnte, Bsrs
berbrannt pber ms 8ais
Ter eeporfen. 4m Sonntdq, ppr
Spnnenuntergans, bate Die britii6e
6lotte Bolton berIaTsn, UNI brittle.
ris, MunitiOn, gorrdt6e unb etpa
eIF5unOert 2opaIiifsn mad Nsus
S9ottldn0 gu iddffen. @lei6 bar,
auf beieBten Die ameritanifden 5rups
pen Bolton. General Butnam err
bteIt ben 8efebI iibsr bic Stabt. Our
6eier 0iefes GreigniFe8 IieB Der
Continental : GongreB cine golOene
f4Iagsn uno Maf6ingtpn
nit Dem 0ant Der 8ereinigten Ros
lonien ii6errei6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-29
usbsrsaus Hb,r asa Delaware.

Nm biasn Qlmmtl gsta Ianli nnh
litt
Dtr won6 ttu mtIltn alioepo9nssn
Soc nm tts elromes wilSs, bunns
WCafHi
ga baasn Ha s 9s6sI iapsr mo
titt.
ErIoiw8sfriest In Gen Committeeman
Sm tiuiirfm 6aI etfhnlt neg @dgiens
Nirrnl
0t5 8tltberru Nlife 0urA bic Tdmm's
rufa irr'us
.nh Ehrtrttru mten liz uno ni9s
rad Sternen.
9bm iIiuget nihl i'm font 10 sIdub'ecn
chm
Gin froher Mi6erbnl Der @eibnnhtss
mefte;
@a6 raider 6ilfe, Bic Iein goIf errette,
Shiueiit ieine Gorge RATIOS ipdbenb
bin.
lluo itets bon @euem febrt ber8ogt fie
Dieoer:
so pir6 benn ME Der beileen Gnde
Sieg2
Go 5piugt Der 9robe, ser nottpenS'ee
NIleg
Sn bdrt're auedti6aft mr. bic M1einen
nieber2
Omar babut mein tapfres, sobestreub's
ges Seer
Sen @es Sur 6reibeif germ nit ieinem
8lute,
9o6 gaangeI uagt an femem mddfgen
@eutbe,
gor 6rof NIB Sunger f6at i'd ss
nidt ntebr.
llnO Gag nm Sag muB tatenlos es
Yin Oieieu Gtrom in miib ger @dd ges
ieBt,
Ser 8riteu 1nuptmadt. triump6irenS
ieBt,
&renut es bonn Ror6en, bon Der 9riibcr
Sdnarei.
Bir fpiiroen iieesn. fpGren mir pereint.
Sod oab i6 trosi9 mn ben @cg err
5iDtnge,
Sen 8riioern 9eil-uns 8rot um6 Sos
ten brtnge,
SIT bel gu 5abIreid ia Der itaris SeinD.
Set1 Netterarm, Der Sas @er6osgniB
tpen6el
90 iterben mir. Sod nidt ans unierm
Sob
@ntitefet Der Sreibeit ltra6len0 Gonnerls
roth.
2|etn armes @olfl 2ein Erdum cling
i9neu gu gn6el
S6iparS, ipie ben 5trom, Der reibenD
abtpdrts MALT,
Geb ib sur Siefe 9etn @eIhid fiG
rfdltenl"
9a i6eint Der IebeI formen0 ii9 gu
0fdten,
gSte StimmenfLang es aus Dem Rdiis
iden baat:
George @af6iugton, 9ein goIf it ni5t
t.rlorenl
Ser Die 9ei6idte lent Der Qartaett
@elt,
Gr fiiBrt's ourd Sid. SrpbIode, treuer
9eIol
8u sroBem @ertc bat er Sid ertoren."
limb ais oas ang' Der 6elOberr auerno
5iebt, bon Der gebcl 5dleietsraA ums
floiien
llno Dennod oeutIid, ipie in era ges
BpHeNf
. { eineu @eiit Der Oh ben 8aferu
fhipebt.
Sad Ror0en peiit 0as Gdfpert in Ieis
aer Ne6ten,
Sic 2infe bod Elm i6tmmerno Banner
halt:
5ternenbeer auf 6lauem SimmeIss
feb:
o&ie 6dbne idall SIR ioat iie Gn9 err
fe1tenl
otc tpirb gud lpeb'n aIs etp'eer aarts
pfespreis:
sNes frefften Bodies itoI5e5 9errlbdftss
SeidJeHl
SO tueroeu ii6 ls allen @rbeHreiGen
gieItanieno iAaar'n in ibres GflBeS
&reis.
SIR per6et foIgen ibr bon Gieg az
Giegeu:
go ourd bie Cuff oes @iloen gfeiI
iebt idtpirrt,
Stluen Wleer, I'M f~erniteu BeIten
iuiro
Bon 3inneHbob sns SterneHbanner
fliegen.
Guf, teit' ben Seiub, uno SIT be5ipiHoff
Fein 1ecrl
EiI Sid. am Gtront oas 8adtforps
5u 1tmrtueeni-
Die Stimme idluei9t. llno nod bcr'ut
Nprgeu tliHeen
Die Siegsfanfaren iiber'n @esaipdre.
--~
Hn1n9eneb m. STUDENT
~ 6&FE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-29

M Nffiia stil tf faf
aIf t4 kisff
HHff'a sfttam M
t
isa ia Nil
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-29

gen oes s. goB Der Regsn in @ir5>
men bernieOer, 70 bab Elm Gturm
auf Die 9Obsn elm Ding Oer unm0gs
Ii6teit mar. Sin arisgsrath, ben
2or0 Some ~sufdmmenberief, bef6lo5
in @%ripdguns bes lmhunoes, oeB
Wdibington Ii9 auf bas Boundaries
ment bon Bottom rifle uro Sic Oi-
piIionen Der @enerdle SulIioan uno
Greene in Cambridge bsrsit itdnben,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-29

H8 e,tfN N5ltlns'an 700 tii
Haumum ssH e9Hsh an1nai laal
iT0 itla 6iapnsatfiH m Ritmoho
On Elm fstt aaif4lua gisll'
esub,imH 4ffta sIain uniaiss ai
am Mdittmlsn1 ritsn an, tst atN
tthiWitl8 mittfl. muftt 1qiea
eals Hntn Atiiatft bamtaH plti9
ntiu 8m Naitlnelanb Nelbsatas
atAtlit giaaa1la oia Cbttgnttal
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-29

80 81 FeHsf gialtntsas ss sasisa4 ssiast ~ HaWss
#+HftHfsNtf fHfA III faffHf Nafss5sseIftN HaaNa @ nssf SIS
EHt sthsH ~ AffuH HA Hsieftf HMaslfaaHs 80 HH
tH8sa tN sHNftNtti 'HH atHa NsNHss8 HNiHHtfNsa
Ha# gasfa' NtNf MH wtsMthH Nf fHHfN t#Wsss#sfH
Hu*afs6Ht faH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-29

Il ndngene9m. STUDENT
Gin GsIoe, sinsm Jrsunbs Idreibeuo):
0enie Dir mein Bed! Sell 0eItern
lisse i6 NIT meinsm sdneioer qua
Iommen in Elm anb bemielben Gdits
.asnQrabsn.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-04-09
DOES MY FARM NEED
FERTILIZER, OR SHALL
FERTILIZERS BE UsEn9

The condition and fertility os a.
son ana the character of the farming
VIII determine whether or nor for.
tilizers should be used. Fertilizors
are generally required if intensive
farming is practiced and large erops
are grown on small areas.
The use of fertilizers, saws 7 Il
Haligan' lis more profitable if the
SOIL Is kept in good physical condi-
ton than if the soils are not prom
erly cared for. For crop production
on poor soils the use Of fertiIizers 10
necessary, for without them a nrof-
liable crop can not be produced. On
farms where a systematic rotation
Is practiced and farm manures are
employed, the use of fertilizer TO SIM
plement the deficiencies of the soil
is usually very profitable: while on
farms where one-crop farming is con-
tlnued the response to fertilizers is
not satisfactory The farmer can
keep his soil in good condition and
profit by the use of fertilizers"
Fertilizers should not always he
blamed for Improbable returns as
the trouble generally rests with the
farmer who is careless In his meth
DDS. Farmers should spend a great
deal of time tilling the soil and not
expect the fertilizer to do all the
work.
An acid or alkaline condition of
the soil has sometimes resulted in
an Improbable use of fertilizers.
These conditions may be natural or
may have been brought about by the
long continued use of some particular
fertilizer. The conditions being cor
rected the application of fertilizers
again becomes profitable.
Many of the best fertilizers do not
liberate all their plant food the first
year, but may give beneficial effects
for three or more years.-R. P. Cope,
Department of Chemistry, State
College.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-04-09
SOME FACTS ABOUT THE
PULLMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Who It's For

To provide a systematic and abso-
lutely safe plan for the investment
Of savings, and to aid it's members
to acquire homes of their own is the
object of the Pullman Savings and
Loan Association. The Association
is in every sense Home institution.
1t is for the Practical Man, who
realizing the uncertainties of bust
ness and of health, and of the folly
OF spending all his money as fast as
he gets it, provides for an emer-
gency.
out of her earnings or allowance, de-
sires to put away a little money,
monthly, where it will be securely
and profitably invested, and give her
the least trouble and where she can
get it when needed.
1t is for the Young Man possessing
the manhood and determination to
save something every month from
his earnings as a reserve fund, to
draw on when sick or out of posi-
ton, for providing home or for a
start in business.
1t is for Boys and Girls, to help
them to be economical and industri-
Gus and to encourage them to &C
quire the habit of saving, provide a
fund to educate them and to make
them independent.
1t is for Societies, Fraternal and
Other Organizations wishing to in
vest their income for the purpose OF
creating a reserve fund, or for build
ing.
1t is for all Seeking a Home or
who want to improve their property,
or pay off a mortgage or to provide
fund for any other worthy purpose.
Call on or Write
NJ. X. SNYDER
Pullman, Washington
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-04-09

We are closing out our line of
buggy whips. You can get one at
half prce-5c to 75c. The Variety
Store.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-04-09
DIV. II. & N. RY.

FOR SALE-Good seyen-room
house, located convenient to college
on A street; in first class condition;
furnace; full basement. Also first
class mission furniture, Victrola,
rugs. j. r. Bender.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-04-09

The green vegetables we are re-
ceiying now are exceptionally fine,
and the prices are very reasonable.
Phone 80.
apr9 G. X. SANDERS "
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-04-09

See Duthie's before buying your
grass seeds; also plenty of feed corn,
special price by the ton. apr9
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-04-09

Furnished Roome for Light House
keeping--Apply Mrs. Wolliscroft,
College hill. Phone Inland 1881.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-04-09

FOR SALE-An Indian motor
tyc!e. bargain for casa Phone
Inland 1874 apr916
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-04-09

FOR SALE-Eight New Zealand
Belgian hares; 50 pair Ora c. EN-
ert, Pullman, Phone F23X3.
apr9-16
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Brand new this week at Hunger
fords. arr9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-11
LOCAL /. o. G. T. LODGE
ENJOYS A SOCIAL

The members Of waterville Lodge,
No. 81, I. O. g. T.. held social We'd
nesday evening in the A. o. L. w.
hall. The affair was in charge OF a
committee Of young ladies. Of which
Miss Mildred Belyea was chairman.
The entertainment consisted Of a vo-
cal duet by Gladys Tose and Elsie
Mitchell, an Indian dance by the girls;
a solo by Miss Belyea; a recitation by
Annie Morrow: duet by Gladys Rose
and Mildred Belyea; song by Mona
Philbrick, Leola Branch. Blanche
Mitchell and Evelyn Belyea- In con-
clusion a Cow Girl drill was given by
the entire committee. Refreshments
and games completed the evenings
program.
When the seat sale for the Colby
0lee Club concert, which is to be given
Friday evening. opened at De Orsay's
drug store at A. NJ. Wednesday, more
than 500 seats had been sold in less
than an hour. There has been by far
the largest demand for seats this year
than at any Of the previous Waterville
concerts. The Glee Club. the Mandolin
Club. the orchestra, the soloists and
all who in any way contributed toward
the program are rehearsing daily. for
what the club considers its best per-
fossnance. Press notices from all the
Maine cities and towns where the clubs
have appeared speak very highly Of
the Colby musicians.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-11
Christian Science Plan Of Salvation

Perhaps in no particular does Chris
tan Science differ more from the gen.
orally accepted doctrines OF religion
than in the view which 1t takes con-
corning the essential nature Of man.
Prevailing theories and doctrines maze
nan before a supposed bar of inJus-
tice, and condemn him before he has
been heard. Contrary to the practice
Of law throughout the centuries, he Is
considered guilty until he can prove
himself innocent. Commonly acceptea
theology has assumed that without
any choice upon his part man has been
born a sinner, has inherited evil pro-
pensities, tendencies and idiosyn >
crasies, which invite disaster, and that
his chance Of being saved from his IN
herent evil is very slight.
In a free lecture on Christian
Science in the Unitarian church on
Friday evening March II, at O'Clock.
Mr.. William r. Rathvon, c. $. B., OF
Denver, Col, will give the Christian
Science viewpoint and plan Of saliva
ton from all these untoward condi-
tions.-Ady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-11
FAIRFIELD

The Woman's Baptist Missionary
Society Of the Baptist church met
Wednesday afternoon. at the home Of
Mrs. James Cocker, Newhall street, and
the program Of the afternoon. the
subject Of which was, The Child and
The Mother" was arranged by Mrs.
Hugh Ross Hatch. The meeting open
ed by singing and prayer offered by
Mrs. John H. Gibson, Mrs. Arville
Rowell read passages from the scrip
ture, and that was followed by the
collection. The nominating commit
tee, for officers to be elected at the
April meeting was appointed as fol-
lows: Mrs. Isabelle Plummer, Mrs.
Will Q. Jersey, Mrs. Calvin Horne,
Mrs. Wilbur Mitchell. A very inter-
esting paper. THE Helplessness Of
The Child" was read by Mrs. Alonzo
Day: Feeding of the Child" was the
title Of another paper, Of much inter-
est read by Mrs. Isabelle Plummer;
Influence Of the Mother" read by
Mrs. Arthur H. Curtis, was equally as
Instructive; Quotations regarding va
rious phases of child life were read
by the following ladies': Mrs. John
Brown. Mrs. Calvin Horne, Mrs. James
Mrs. John L. Clarke; a solo,
Come. Let Us Live With Our Chill
dren." by Mrs. John L. Clark: Mrs.
Will o. Hersey read a very clever orig
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-11
Mrs. Alice SawteiIe

Mrs. Alice SaWtelle. wife OF how
ard SaUtelle. died. Tuesday. aged -.
al the home of her son. Perc!val saw
telle, Meridian, Conn. The remains
arrived in Waterville Wednesday af-
ternoon, and were taken to the home
of the deceased's sisters. Mrs. s. F.
Towne, Elm street. Mrs. Sawtelle was
q native Of Fairfield. and lived for
many years in this vicinity. Funeral
services will be held at the TownH
residence. P. NJ. Thursday WITH
Rev. L. L. Lewis of Fairfield officiat-
ing. She is survived by her husband,
son, Percival, one sister, MS.
Towne, and brother Percival
Wheeler of Oakland. Ipterment will
be made in Pine Grove.