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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-16
LIBERTY

c. M. Banton and family and their
guests, Miss Thrasher and Miss Lincoln
all of Newton. Mass, who have been
passing a month here at the home OF
Mr.. Banton's mother, Mrs. Frank San
ford, returned to their home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley r. Leach OF
Lawrence. Macs, and Mr.. and Mrs
Fred A. Bededel of Haverhill, Mass,
are passing q vacation at U Need A
Rest cottage on Green island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alban Wyllie ana
daughter and Donald Spear Of Belfast
are passing q few weeks on Green IS
land and are at First View cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marlton Knowlton were
business callers in Belfast Thursday.
Mrs. Lillian Edmunds Of Melrose
Highlands arrived last week to pass q
vacation Of two weeks at the home OF
her brother. Roy Woodard.
Postmaster and Mrs. Gray left Satur-
day for Temple Heights. where they
viii pass two weeks. Mrs. Mary ORD
way, q former clerk In the office nuder
G. H. Cargill will have charge during
the 0ray's absence.
The dancing party given in SANFORD
hail Thursday evening for the pleasure
Of the summer visitors was largely at
tended and thoroughly enjoyed.
Yotlng's orchestra OF four pieces iur-
nished music and at intermission ice
cream was served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-16

Vincent Gowen passed the week emu
in Waterville with his uncle and ram
lily, S. H. Dixon. =,
DR.. J. Norman Brown Of Pittsneia
was called to Geo. Hazeltines one ou
this last week to prescribe for his d0s
who was very sick.
Miss Luck Sargent who works
Waterville at the Elmwood came pa,
urday night to visit her nephew sD'
family, r. H. Gerald.
Mrs. Henry VIM is visiting ren'
tives in Bristol.
Mrs. Nellie Hazeltine went TO buln.
ham Saturday evening to call up~1
Mrs. Sarah Shaw who is critically W
Mrs. Bell Goodwin Of Waterville n~
been visiting her brothers Albert q"
bert and Everett Gerald. !
The farmers are all discouraged -.
think they never will finish hayins !"
it rains here most every day. ia.
Master Gerald Fisher Is visiting W.
tives in Corinna. ~.
Miss Vora Kaub Of Portland Is w.
ing her aunt, Mrs. Charles spauldins a..
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Daggett ana -
and Mrs. H. r. Durham and daus 49,
Miss Mildred of waterville were cAA'
In town Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-16
The People Are Asking Questions.

Democracy. in State and nation, has
had a sad awakening. In Maine the
administration was to rest on its
business" record-"see our big bal
ance." In Washington the admins
tration was to rest on, Wilson has
kept US out of war"
In Maine the taxpayers are not
satisfied by gazing on that beautiful
hank balance; they wish to know why
1t is there. They had been led to be-
lieve that all the moneys assessed
from them would be needed to carry
out the plans Of the Legislative
branch. Now they ere very pertinent
ly asking: II the executive depart
ment was incompetent to expend this
money. as provided by the Legisla-
ture. why were we taxed for it,"
That. however. is hardly fair on the
part Of the taxpayer. because the
Legislature didn't know that the ex-
ecutive department would be incom-
petent.
II the Maine administration had
SAVED the large sum now boosted,
out OF expenditures authorized. aud
the desire Of the people and Legisla-
ture for public improvements had
been fulfilled, it would have been
an accomplishment worth Dragging
about. and could not have been
brought up to confound the admins
tration. But It was not saved from
anything-msrely extracted from the
pockets Of the taxpayers-while ex-
penses have been increased and large
JIG employees
IN the nations Affairs, Mr.. Wilson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-16
Steamer Islander

Leaves Augusta every day at 705 A. NJ:
Hallowell Con signaD lib: Gardiner 74o:
South Gardiner Con signaD $780, Ceda.
Grove sos; Richmond $40; Bath $40. Ar.
rives Boothbay Harbor about 1l.o0.
Return, leaves Boothbay Harbor every
day at 100 P. NJ. Bath 315. Stops at
Richmond. Cedar Grove and South Gardi-
ner on signal; Gardiner; Hallowell on sig.
nal. Arrives at Augusta about 6 o'clock
p. NJ. Walter NJ. Sanborn. Augusta:
Llewellyn Burbank. Hallowell, W. L.
Tozier. Gardiner. Agents.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-16

it a large plate glass pane to be placed
in shop window. AS they proceeded to
the window, carefully bearing the pane Of
glass, the usual crowd stopped to watch.
Among these people we're a couple Of
young fellows, who appeared more inter-
ested than any one else.
After a while, wearying Of the deliber-
ateness of the men with the glass, one OF
the young men said to the other:
"Coce, Bill we might as we'll go along.
They are not going to let it fall. New
York Times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-16

Lewiston. Harrington. Bath. Portland,
Boston; 1888 +. NJ. haliowen, Gardner
ana So Gardiner; 5.O7 Z. M, local to Port
land and Boston; aus +. M, (eXpress);
brunswick, kockland, Portland. boston;
SIS z. Nj, Aallowell, Gardner ana SO.
Gardiner; 6.1Y r. M, portland, and n. r.;
lO.4O +. NJ, Brunswick. Lewiston. Batn,
Portland. boston. sundays. 2Is A. NJ. 49,
A. M, lV19 A. NJ, 6l1 +. NJ ana lV.4U +. M,
Portland, Boston; 6.l7 T. NJ. Tor New YORK.
GOING EAoI = LOB A.. M. Bangor,
Aroostook county, st. John, halifax,
3A A. NJ, Bangor, AroostooK County,
Calais and Bar f1arbor; 6.oa "A. M. local
to kineo via Oakland. Belfast, t'oxcrofI
and Bangor; s.vs a. M. local to Bel
fast ana Bangor; l20S =. A., Water
Vile, Bangor, q. q A. X. H., Calais,
st. John ana halifax; 253 +. M, ex-
press to Natervllle, Bangor, Malta
Mamkeag, Bar harDor; a.Du <. NJ. W alter
vile, okUWnegan ana Bangor, '.VI +. M,
" atervllle, Skowhegan anu Bangor. Sun
days Luz ~. M, o.Za a. NJ, L.ol +. NJ, Tor
Watervlue and Bangor; s.0o A. NJ,
WatervilIe for Bangor and Skowhegan.
Trans leave Augusta for HauoWell,
Gardner ana South Gardiner at o.zo. 800
A. NJ, 1888. 5.U.. SID, o.ls. W.4v +. IA.
sundays lu.ls A. NJ, 6.I7. lv.4O z. NJ. For
Gardner week days, 4.Oo +. NJ.
H. T WALDRON. Genl Passenger Agt.
d. C. DOULAASS. General Manage"
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-16
Light and Airy
IL Business Good or Bad,

Business is poor" said the beggar;
Said the undertaken, Its dead"
Failing off, said the riding school
The druggist. "oh VIAL" he said.
TITS all write with me said the author;
Picking up" said the man on the
dump;
Business is sound" quoth the handman
Said the athlete, I'm kept on the
jump"
The bother declared, ut was corking,"
The par5on, It's good" answered ne;
Makes both ends meat" said the
butcher;
The tailor replied, "It suits me-
Various Views.
How they described the engagement.
Her friends-"A perfect POEM
His friends-"A beautiful idyl."
His family-"A great mistake
Her family-"An idiotic affair.""
In Style.
Mrs Styles-Oh, dear. I want a new
street skirt.
Mr.. Styles-But, wife, you know I'm
short just now.
Mrs. Styles-Well, dear. want a short
Statesman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-16
HUSBAND OBJECTS
TO OPERATION
Wife Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
Des Moines, Iowa. Four years age
/ was very sick and my life was nearly

spent. The doctors
stated that / would
never get well with
out an operation
and that without it
! would not live one
year. My husband
objected to any
operation and got
me some Of Lydia E.
Pinkham's vegeta-
BILE Compound. took
it and commenced
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-16
The World War a Year AGO
Today-Auq. is.

A desperate German assault On
the famous bridgehead at DIX
nude, Belgium. was repulsed.
This position had been thrice lost
and retaken by Belgians.
The towns Of Parton, Whiteha-
ven and Harrington. on the west
coast Of England. were bombafded
by a German submarine, which
fred shells from DISAPPEARING
guns. The three towns Afo1cked
lie q few miles apart, about six-
ty.three miles north Of liverpool.
The Isle Of Man = a6out thirty
miles away. Wh1tshavUn b tho
most important having . popu-
latior Of about 10000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-16
CLINTON
Seth Mckinney

NORTH-Seth McKenney, an ased
veteran of the Civil war passed away
on August 4 at his home on the HORSE.
back road at the age Of "a years and
6 months. The cause Of his death Wa
a shock and he was confined to his BED
but one day. He was tenderly cared
for by his daughter Mrs. Green Pen
nell in the last few months OF his liz
as he has been in very feeble health
Funeral services were from his Wv
home on Sunday August 6, conducts
by Rev. Fred Jackson Of Canaan. To
Canaan choir sang several fine sslec.
tons. Interment was in Canaan ey
the side Of his wife who died several
years ago. There was a profusion OF
beautiful flowers from relatives and
friends. He is survived by three GILL;
dren, Asa I. McKenney Of Gardiner'
Mrs. Roland Thurston and Mrs. Green
Pennell and two sisters, Mrs. Ransons
Eldridge Of Benton and Mrs Cha'
Murch Of Lawrence, Mass, also dsa'
grandchildren.
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What Spoiled Il.

Newcomer Cat resort)-ls this rest
1ul place?
Native-well, It used to be until folks
began comm here fer to rest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-16
STATE AUDITOR:
Roy L. Wardwel
kENNEeEc COUNTY TICKET.

For State Senators.
Martin F. Bartlett, Waterville
Arthur r. Chick, Monmouth
willis e. Swift, Augusta
For County Attorney.
William H. Fisher, Augusta
For Clerk Of Courts.
Charles W. Jones. Augusta
For Judge Of Probate.
Harold e. Cook, Gardiner
For Register Of Probate.
Ralph W. Leighton, Mount Vernon
For Sheriff.
Edward D. Harwood, Augusta
For County Commissioner.
Clinton H. Goodhue, waterville
For County Treasurer.
Bert P. Stuart. Belgrade
For Representatives to Legislature.
Frank G.. Harrington. Augusta
Guy P. Gannett. Augusta
(Augusta)
Charles e. Bushey, Waterville
Edmund D. Moves. Waterville
(Waterville)
Edwin W. Ellis, Gardiner
(Gardiner)
Frank L. Besse. Clinton
(Clinton, Unity Pl., Albion, Benton)
B. H. Gates. Vassalboro
(Vassalboro, Winslow)
Walter r. Burbank. Chelsea
chelsea, Farmingdale)
c. e. Clarke, Randolph
CWindsor. Randolph, Pittston, China)
Edgar NJ. Lenfest. Manchester
Manchester. Hallowell, West Gardiner)
Frank W. Libby, Litchfield
(Monmouth. Winthrop Litchheld)
Tudor q. Jennings, Wayne
,(ReAdfield, Mount Vernon. Rome, Wayne
Fayette, Vienna)
Theodore W. Longley. Sidney
(Sidney, Belgrade, Oakland)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-16
Maine Gossip
Song.

Song.
(Albert B. Twombly in Book News
Monthly.)
The violet's in her gentle grace,
The linnet in her voice,
The spring is in her lovely face.
Her eyes were Aprils choice.
Her smile is as the virgin smile
OF Dante's Beatrice:
But, o she got from Circe's isle
The magic of her kiss!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-16
Railroads and Steamboats,
Trains Leave Augusta as Follows
In Effect June 26, 1916.

GOING WEST-2.1S A. NJ,
daily. and 5.UU A. NJ, lex
cept Monday, Portland
ana boston, 6.26 A. NJ,
Lewiston, Harrington,
4.ochlanu, PorIiano, bos-
ton, Montreal and Quebec;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-16

Discretion Of speech is more than
eloquence; and to speak agreeably
to him with whom we deal is more
than to speak in good words or in
good order.-F. Bacon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-16

The Oxford Democrat is responsible for
the following:
An interesting story IL told OF cat
which is highly treasured by South
Paris family. A few days since the man
OF the family, who has been all his life a
great lover of fishing. had a severe attack
Of illness. The next morning the cat,
which had never been known to catch
that kind Of game before, brought In q
trout Of strictly legal length. and laid It
down. The fish was dressed and put on
ice by the women of the family. The fol.
lowing morning the cat appeared with q
second trout and laid 1t down. This also
was taken in charge by the women Of
the household. and before the Ash had
lost their feshness, the master Of the
house had sufficiently improves to ha able
to eat Of the meat :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-16

OIS9usted.
A glassmaker's van had drawn up at
the curb, and a number Of men took from
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-16
Augusta Lodge Directory
TRINITY cOMMANDERY. No ~

Friday evening, Aug. Is, 1916 at : a. 1Sp|pa
All sojourning fraters are cordiallv ir,: =. =
to attend. Souvenirs St. Johns Dav ~
grimage 1916. will be distributed to a, ~ y.
knights who participated.
Wilbert S. Wilson. &c
George H. BANGS RAoa.,..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-16

Probably few instances exist in the
entire National Guard now stationed
along the Mexican border where three
brothers are members Of the same
Militia company. This is the honor
held by Leroy Stone. aged q; Albin.
aged rs, and George, aged IS, members
Of Co. L. ID Maine Regiment, now sta
toned at Laredo, Tex. The boys are
sons of James and Minnie Stone Of
Houlton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-16

Charles j. Anderson, who died
Monday in Portland, was in the Tooth
year of his age. He was a marine en-
gineer before the Civil War and
served in that capacity during the
war on transports. He was for years
assistant keeper at the City Home
for the Poor. Four children survive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-16
u. s. SENATOR
ITO fiji vacancy
B. M. Fernald

REPRESENTATIVES, TO CON.
GRESS:
LIST Uist.-LOuis B. GO0dall
End Dist.-Wallace H. White, Jr.
(8rd Dist.-JOhn A. Peters
18th Dist.-Ira G.. Hersey
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IN ~.

einiritaprii8 pro @erion 25e fir aae.
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IN gan5sn niGt mebr aIs 10i35,00j
elmer Ssiuubs in auiprud nebmsn
mSssn! Sa, in bielsu 5Gasu bausrt
ieoe Der ~ein3eInen gntlaoungsn nur
1,200,000ifsl elmer Getunos. mon
fam in unferer ,3eit oergIsi9eu siems
LID gsnau msTsn: Gin glibItrobI
bon elmer Belle 2dnge mag beim
Gini4lagen cine GepaIt bon elmer
Mtilion gpltsn tntfalten; $4,000
8oIten Fnb allen basu erforberli4
ben Miberitanb Der Cuff, tDelAe i'm
Bfabe bes 9lises Iisgt, nisoersubrrs
den, - aber bic araft. fpelae fiji
i'm augeublid bss giufdlases Sur
geItung brinst. mag nod INNER eiut
uRgeheure iein.
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C~ckaEuadbric1tcn
ans Srcntont, ucbr.
Gremont. gteb., u. SUM.

8renlo1lt, gteb., II. Sittll.
9onalo 8aaion lit BON Der Rro,
greHiben. a%onbention in Chicago, no
CT Garpddter mar, 3uriidgefOmmPn.
Somtag puroe in Den airten
ais ainOertag a%efeiert, unO in elmer
ans1bl 0erielben iDnrteten bic flet.
men 2elte nit B0rtrdgen ouf
geim 6remont Commercial Club
qeben in ben Ietten Sagen alagcn
Elm l6er ben ihteflten 3uitano oes
8eges bon arlington nah 6reH1ont,
luao fms oesbalb 4npronuugen ge.
troffen poroen, fir Oieien @eg
better 8u iorgen.
Glau0e Glorfe, ueIher felt GINGER
3ett NIT ieinem Motorrao auf au.
mobiIiiten Sago mahte, pelhe bic
HequlatiDnen betreffeito oie erlnubte
@eidmin0igfeit I'M 8ei6biIoe Der
5ta0t iibertreten, bot 0iele Stelung
aufgeben mHiieu, oa er Elm W1ogen.
lei0en babel enttpidelte. Sra Omen
miro Ieinen 4lnb ~einnebmen.
6. s.. Stoner mo Otto Qo9l
reiiten nadD @aIfer, MlinH., i'm in
iener 8egeuo Dem 5tidiaug gu bull.
! oieen.
3ran Barbara aritmGnadcr lit
an Counting mad ldllgerem 2eioen
9Gtorben.
gasmus Qeterlen, Der Batter bon
5rau u. SO. 6erre, itarb Samstag
irit9 I'M sitter bon So SdGreu. 0ds
9ear1bnis fano am Snnntng bon
Der odniih. STRIDE aus
lt1tt.
5rdulein Carrie Steiif, welfe ols
Stcnograpbin i'm GremoHt College
beld1ftigt mar. lat eifie gleide gn.
telling I'M 8egierungsoienit in Der
Biie Ri0ge agentiir erbolten ulo
iuir0 an 8ienstog 0dhin nbreiien.
Mitliam GUIDE, Batter bon 6rnu
DenrD 5nrit, tDe(der bier friiber an.
idBig mar. lit in 9liloietu, Beniin
aeitorben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-15

8nblrei9 beiuft mar. 9os n1fite
4on5ert miro Sonntog nadmittag in
Waiaer Bart ltottfin0en.
Ger St3 iiiol. 7. ctr. mob.
nenoe Charles Smitb niiroe Giens.
tag abeno, gera0e oIs er iein Saus
nod einem Streit nit ieiner fsroit
berIoiien, bon 0ieier ourd ben red.
TEN 9lrn eeidolien. 6rau Smitb
mur0e berboftet.
Sm sitter bon 70 Sabreft
itorb Gienstng IN ieincm 8eim III
|Sarbn Gountp An0retp smeller. or
binterldbt ieinc 1itfue, orei sobuc
nrb 8lpei Godter.
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Andere wundervolIe Offerten in diesem
Schuhzeug Verkauf

@eiBe 9omen 4onbaB-S rforoS,
NIT brounen 2eoerbefaB, @um-
mi-Soblen nno -Qbidse, per
Soar $l.lS
6erren Srforos aus brounem
ODER f6par8em aolbleoer, engl.
ODER bolbipiBe 9eiiten, gum
&n0pfen ODER S6nitren @ooo-
bear 8elt-Soblen 80. $1.95
gaiement Sdi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-15

ten. Se6er Brief iorte berort mar.
fiert nerben, ba CT Ionit bieaeidt
nltf n~eittralen 9onrpfern bef6rbert
nirb, Die eagliihe &dfen onIaufm,
uub mas Die Serrerl gngL1nber NIT
Der BoIt turi, ipelhe fir lire Getnbe
bcItinlrt HI, lit ia inttingn betonnt.
ane Briefe fonten miHoeitens bret
5apc Dor benz 9dae Der 2[bfabrt
bier nnfeegeben tper0en.
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Gum gaug osscn gIttTdlag.
GiRiee gaitieilnnssR ssR amtlidltf
Settle ~bisra6er.

Der gbbFtgelebrte 8. g. Peters,
timer Der Ga6perfGnoigen bes 4or!
mensQmtes in @aibiHgton. IdBt itt
i6sr bic 0efabr bss 8Iibf9loges
bic in munasn gegsnbsn i40n uHg
geipobnIi9 frib in bisiem Sabre
aufgetrtten it, u. a. fOIgcnosrmabsa
rus:
Bsnn man ii5 i'm Greien bsfin4
BET, 70 iinb bic atfdbrIi6fsH plass
oe3iglia bes glisf4Iasss ohns 3pei
I'll auf offeneH 5eIosrn inter eins
sln febenhsH 8aumen, unb in ben
RGbe pon Observation-Disclosures.
aIeine Ghuppen uab daoere t!sinef
I~nterItdnbs finD bsiaabe sbenfo gss
dbrIid, pie Dsrein5sIt ftebenbs Bats
ne, gang Defenders, tpeHn Tol4e uns.
srItdnbe fId fern BON gr0Beren 9ssl
bGuosR i'm Freien GeIDe b%sFinben.
Dagegn 1T Elm bi9tss 9eb6I5 I'M
freitig Der fI9erite 9rt, ben man.
inter foldsn umtdnben auHu6en.
lann, fpern man gerabe i'm JreisaI
# unb bIstben mug.
AbloIut blisiider it freili9 fem.
Drt. ginen iolden Grob BON Gis.
herbeit lam man ober in einem,
Rdume. pelder gang BON mstaaisI
diem NeBpert ulngsbeu III, in einemI
Yebdube, bas Elm StablrnbmeRtpert|
bat, Dber in elmer lIntergrunotams
ner fiuben.
lidt ale niFsn, baB btr gfabI
lines 8libfr0bIes burn ben 0inb.
lis 81 80 SUP melt abgsIentt nsrs
ben fam. Die 3abt Der Ghtuuen,
pelds bonn 8fis g~strOffen perSen,
1T TN augemeinen ptsrmal 70 greg,
Die bic 3abl Der getroffenen 5dus
ier. Bsnn 1ber Der BliB in Elm
Bosnbous fdIdgt 70 if gu befdr9
ten. baB irgenb Elm Mitglie6 Der
Camille getrOffen nirb, - tpenFl
nidt mebrerel
Sin @irom heibsr Cuff, fpeI6sr
burd) eineu 41min empotHetgt, lift
bOr5iglid gesignst, siuen glibitrobI
ansu5ieRn; unb bic qerionen Inn
6anis fouten nismaIs pdbrenD zines
gsnttters in Der 9dbe bon Gsfsn
pber nroeren metanif6en Gegens
Etdnben fteheu, - aud einf9Iieblif
telephone unb 9rabtinirme.
ungefdhr 1900 perfoHen pro Saar
perben In ben Ger. 5toatsn pom
gliBe gstroffen; Elm Grittel orriels
ben piro gst6tet, unb piele Der u6ris
gen trngtn bausrnDe 9srlebungen
babon. Der GiaentumsnerluFt burd
8liBialag tomrnt in biefem 2anos
auf ilsgefamt stfua s Msiuionsn Dob
lars pro 5abr, unb mtfdnt gum
groberen aeiI ogf Idnblide GiItritte.
Der G9aben am Qebsnbbieb aui
ben 5elbern Our9 glibi6I1g fam
bobur6 bebeutenb berminDert fpers
ben, bog man bic 0rabteinFrisbisuns
gen auf ungefabr ale bunbtrt gorbs
m:tteis galDaHiiierier eilerner Rob.
rem Ober Wfoitsn In ben 8obsn leaf
uRb bic eIeftriide gtromDerbinbuns
Der GinfrieDigung unterbriht, inbem
man in 4bfdnben Sta6t 6ol3, fDels
hsg bic GIettri3itdt niht peiterIeis
ten farm, an bic Stsle Des 4rabtes
einFdgt. Disfes Qsrfnbten bat I'D
| f4On in gar uan9sn ganen b..
ipdbrt.
6err psfsrs madt FHIiebli1 nod
seinige inttreHdnts Wittsillngtn Hoer
bic gEiBtrablen felbH. @en0bnEid
beftsLt Elm gIts aug ms1rsrm Dl~
! dAieatnen G~ntlabunasn. lDeI6e nbsr
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pcIt nad Ocmti6IanS
ialtS Ociterrci6!

Die abfobrts5eit Der naditen bon
geem gorf ans nod 4entidlano uno
GeIterreih .-l1ugnri1 Qoitiaden NIT
nebmen0en 9ampfer 1T:
20. SUM. 9ampfer Limited
States@. Dia aopenboeen.
20. SUM. Dampfer oGsfnr
Der 3fpeite4, bia aopenbogen.
GO if not1ucnoig, ben gtnmen 0es
betr. 9ampfers grob uno oentIihl
naf BEN grieinmidLag 81 Dermer.
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gicnie bes BENNINGTON ylattbeat.
idlen @ereins.

Rdfiten Sonnto9, ben Is. SUM,
Edlt Der bennington 8latt0eutide
gerein in benz berrIid g~elegeneti
Bennington gart iein oiesiabriges
@icuic az. al pelhem 0os 9erguii-
gungsfomitee nmfaBenoe 8orberei-
hingen getroffen bat. 9eluitieun-
gen oler art far Sung uno I'll
Deroeu ~neranitaItet unO CUTE Griabo
Wlpfit miro gum Gan5 anffpielef.
Sober GeutfAe bon nab uno fern If
su Oieiem 9icnic miatommen.
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BrUgramm
4. Suberture.GriG ....... 1890. ...t........ " w paN
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
9. @robcr aufm1rih Der Sanger unO SdngeHnnen os Omaha R.8;
al @ereifsnmih bn Shibbe, Gonendor.
b Sinmis, @lnrih. Hihter, Wdnnertor.
q Gmabn Sdngermorih, bon Souitno, @emiitter ebor.
9. n@riB Gud @d4 ......... S9aoer
3hbersGnntet.
A. Solo mr. gaB, SER 6runt Satenier.
5. hungarian Gantafe .......+.. stellar 9cla
SntrlmentaL0 uortdt
q. 9pees WoBer &un6o .....,........,.... Jero. @lnrtbert
Goueoroia 9ouentor.
Y. a. goCture, 81 8a5r eDoprn
Solo fir @ano, Serr- Sigmino 2anosberg
8. 8eeuer &algr ...........-. Suoolf @olonlann
Solo fr Sobran 6ron q. w. Sden,
8. geoa1rno G5urmenalGuar ................. 0oppler
3uet fr GlariFcte II. 8I0te 6ral &. 2angborit Ii. Serr DIE gsebel.
10. On Der @eGr u. Y. gre1el
Serrcn.Beanesietior
II. y8ie ih5niten gugeu", Solo fr GhIns5t5r, &err SenD 6. Sddber.
10. Ger fIetne Qaann 5umoriltide 98ene Ser Serb 2ebmamt
Is. @ioin-SoIo, SER 8. Brill.
Ia. gtuHen-Soltn .......... Gr. 3eBrer
@emiihier Gbor bes Gnoba Y2uffberetns.
t5. 4otpourri ier 0ennhe 8olsieoer, SnrmennLG uortet
a@ &b. GuN. Reee 2eitr bs 9rogranns.
81 "a 5ur @eqlenHdfet Der Gdie in aon5ertianIe Siihc mo stible
nfgetelt iino. nro ous qeebrte 4ubitun boiidft erfudt p1breno Der
gortrdge fh Der lautcn aonoeriaion 8l entbaIten.
etnen g~enubreiacn abenO ~beripreden0, bitten mir I'M reht soblreihe
8eteiigfng. Gas aonihe.
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Kleinc cok0lnadpritbten

Mftfipoh o6eno fdn6 i'm ge.
mis- 9art Elm Greifonaert itatt, oas
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Der 9reig fir lebenbes Rino-
.tieb mar Gienstog nuf ben 8ieA-
bofen ouf Sit pro 100 Pfuno &c.
.iLiegen.
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ScHnntern1tbtSsS

lernnialht bon Der erre.@coHgssS Section unter glrheer Wtuhptrtiri
nebrerer biedaer nam1aHer 9iniuer, iomie 0S 0mota 3itber.0 nortetts
oes GoncorOta GoRenhors uno oes q. aece SutranentnlG uortetts
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Omaha ,ilmltksrcrein.
ede Cat unO Il. eirobe

sountuG Den is. SHni 1916, abenSs 700 iIbr
SaaeueIcn ii 5aneerfreiien Gritei