Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-11

The Dog.

The Dog.
Edgar - Guest. il Det-ci, Free Press
We never KNOWN a dog 10 Wag
ms tan il Eiee he didn't feeA
Nor GUit lis ol5-r;ue friend ID tag
Al some more influential nee
1ne Fe1icwasc cur / ever knew
Was TO the boy who loved aim. true
I've neTe- known q dog 10 show,
halfway deTo-io- 10 his IEeao.
20 seek : kinder nan 70 Know,
" rlc1er. bat unto the END
TIE huDhlsst dog s-sr kneW
was, 10 the man that loved lin, true
I've never known a dog TO fake
AUscaon for q present gam,
= false display O. love 70 make
;. Some little favor 70 attain
I've never kroIn Z Prince O. spot
Taat seemed 70 De what ne vas noI
But Ire known dog 70 fight
WIFE all his strength 10 snie.o MS
Ard whether wrong. or whether .rigat
TO suck with hin. unto -ne End
And have known : 6eg 10 rex
TIE hand o. him Inai -nen Sou4o kacA-
Ard have KNOW deg 10 tsar
.SIa-Tat.ons psngs from cay 70 oAE
With -lirl y 10 mad beer CAD 10 snare
his t-eao and meat along ne way.
80 dog, however nean- o. T41e,
IS guilty, o. l1g-auroce-
The dog is listed with the dumb.
No voice las he 70 speak rs cEss1-
his EeSages 70 humans cone
By faithful conduct and Z! deed.
He shows as seldom uoo.tals co.
: high IDEAL OF being tue
Bangor merchants have but little
love tor the Canadian So bills, when
rendered for 10 cent sales. Tie rea-
son lies n tbs fact that the banks
VII! allow Oily s2-s9 tor them when
deposited. 50 when presented for -
cent purchase the customer receives
Z return only ss.>T, 81 which he fails
10 e1thuse and either calls of tee
deal O. refuses 70 trade there any
longer. Canadian bills Of small de-
nomination pass for their face value
II most places.
February 5, 1,s5-O-,e Edgar Paine,
who had enlisted il Augusta IS a SOL
der and later deserted. vas arrested
IN Feb. II Portland as ne was beard
ing the cars fo- Boston, and returned
g August He also confessed 70 the
larceny q Z team in Westt-ocka
Tie Paper Soldier business
was coming % such point that mum
bers Of recruiting officers, mastering
officers, substitute brokers, internal
revenue assessors and others connect
81 with existing we're being arrested
II Nev yc-s. City. 4 large
number u men were said 20 be de-
serting from Hoods army and joining
TltE-las' army.
Captain and Mrs. Richard ]. Nunan
IF Cape porpo;se, two Of the best
known citizens Of that town. recently
celebrated The 5tra anniversary OF
their marriage, with & family dinner,
OILY the children and grandchildren
being present An informal public re-
cep-.on followed II the evening, y hich
was attended by practically eve-ytod.
i. t0B-n. Captain N11a2 VIII Re :
years q age q May :: oe1- ard NJ.
Nuraa is - Eeers old She is = ma
tive Of Cape tPo-po.se. Captain AID
Mrs. Nunan are among the Oldest at
tendarts % the local Methodist church
and Capt Eunan : tks oldest Mason
=. thai secl.c1.
4 strong alta chEsl- exists between
Carlo CeF-ado and his son John Carlo
Is in the Portland Jail for violation Of
the retail liquor deslers' laws. Joha
tel- that rs must see MS father ami
appeared al the ONCE o. United States
Deputy Marshal Barton Smith for
permission. ,Ir. smith remembered q
little paper that had recently been
placed in his keeping. secured Il and
then served the ccp.as arising from +
indictment against John for having
e1s.ced witnesses from the STATE las.
fan al his fathers trial. John Is nov
with his father. but making q longer
visit than ne had planned
A1Indian drama acted By members
OF the Passamaq uoddy tribe. present
Sd il the native tongue and with an
audience made up OF the members OF
this peaceful reservation vii! be pre-
scented Tuesday evening, Feb. IS a.
Pheasant Point under The directions II
Governor StaE.siaus Dana Who has
written tie drama. TIE Lost Child"
which VIII introduce some o. the Oh
tina customs Of the Indians. II Will
te in three acts and promises 10 be 4
thriller Tor the members o. their vii
iage. every one IN the cast being Of
the tribe, and as it will De spoken al
The language Of the Indians Will b.
somewhat OF a novelty to>Ihe number
Of white visitors who will attend tn
novel performance. Governor Dana
has written several Western dramas IN
which the Indians figure very promi-
nertly II the cast and IS also some
what Of 3 clever actor il the hero-role.
The Indian brass hand will also be on