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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

reideu rnO am 9lbeuO miro ole N|li.
lion fir Didlmer ibren Slnima ncD.
men.
8icr5tgitiiu0tgeS @cbet.
Sin pier5isItiinoigcS Gebet miro
6cute @lorseu in Der aapcIc oeS
@tercp.SoipitoIs beginner.
G6cmoIiger IS tor miro
prc0igen.
@aItor y. $. Euttle ans Summit,
q. s.. miro am 2. Sebrtar III ser
Nlouut Gernon &locc biih6flidben
WlctbooiIten Stride preoigeu Eaitor
SuttIe mar friiber ser Seeliorger ole.
icr Stride.
SDnogogue fir iunge
Qeutc.
Gie iitngen~ 2ate ser pSSeniib
Educational 9(nionce" babeu ans eli
Qeuer Snitiotipe berons eiuc Spuo.
aoouen.@ereiuiolus fir iuugc 2eute
orgoniItrt. @s Iou Oomit Gcnieni.
gen, ipelhe oerbin0ert iho, Sen regu-
ldrcn @otteSoienTten III ibrcm StaOt.
t6eile beisuuobnen @elegenbeit gege.
Ben iperOcn am 6reitag SGbeno al
einem @otteS0ieillte Sbeil 5lt rebmen.
Sic &abbiner &oIcnmt 9iubenitein
unO 9o5oron limo iibereiugefomnlen,
an icoem 5reitne 9lbenN Der fom.
member 5ipei Nlonate abpebielnO Oie
aou5el oieler Spnogoge inue 5ll bo.
ben.
.Sfon6inopifh 1utberiIdb {
GIofs 3trhe.
Inter oeu gluipi5ieu Der 1amen'
Siilfsgeienidoft Ser Glaf'S itanot-
nopil6en lut6erii6en Stride an Der
Golineton. ino iSairmolnt-g[ueniic
fono am SSreitag III Sen Rdunnen Der
Stride cin Undertakings -9Ibeno ltatt
pGbriition Sciencc@ @or
troa
Seitc glodmittag ipiro Sr. Bid
ncu s)oung, Elm N1itglieo oes Dor
trogs.Glubs ser Gbriltian Science
Stride ans @olton in ser o@hiif
9lfoOemie~ i'm IA llbr cinci @or
troo baItcu.
Stir ncn iii0tfheu $ i'll fss
6onos.
a(m Dtittmod, sen 5. glpril, luirl
III rgIIbmngb's Tbeoter" Elm g(benl
/ iiiOiIher @luiif imter oen gIuipi5iei
oes nSoooHob Chapters" IL g06op
| 8ion" ltottfinoen Ger Heinertrds
ipiro oeni iiioiiheu SiiIfsfono iibcr
wieiet. GoS Gou5ert iinoet lmtc
2eitmg oeS 9labbinerS @eorge ga
iteuc Itott. Gic Wlitpirfmoen Iilio
Doielc @oienbIott, aauton; Soiep
MoIfin, Geniit; Srenc 9. Sdener
lpriitber Sopron; Stabbincr Gcorg
Goiteue, 9ontor OeS @loOiion.Sloe
&enpelS, ln0 @irginia s GaItcal
&louicr.@irtlioiin.
9}eneS @otteSbaus.
| @enldB oen Yldneu. pelhc ii ser
9iireou oeS glrhitcften Geo. q. ga
lis ibrcr @oacuOimg ertgegen gebci
Imiro oic fatboIiihc ct 9eruoro'
@emein0c an scr @'oriub 9locnlt
@oOerlu, in 9GlOe eineS ser IAol
iten @ottcS. lno @emein0ebGilier 81
Staot bobcu Gie feitgeieete Bal
iumme beIdrft lid ollf $t25000. 9
miro eriuortet, oaB Die Eldne bereii
in ndd)iter Belt Sen 9ou ltnterne
mern porgcleqt meroen fonnen
sl6Duuentcn bic ben .,GcutIdlen Gurr
IpunScntCn" nidlt piinftIdj ODcr nurenc
E,.N Nn.. tNfSt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

9ooritBtGn3crinnclt melde i'm Gen'
trol &drf in 9tcp Dorf iu Sdnee
ton5ten crlonger NIT ibren fIoiii6en
r0niIdcn 9riehiicben unO orientoli-
ic5en EGn5en rchen 9lpplaus. gll-
Oere &iinitler ouf Dem @rogromnc
iino ser 9oritoniGngcr Claire 9fohc
itcr, ser nit Scr Grippe mar, mcI6e
bier ~ @orlO Of &lcoiiirc" ollfiii6r.
te, ser &onlifcr SEQ Beers, 9Il6erf
Cutler, omerifoniicber @iaioromei.
tier, g9iQ Goflon0 unO So. IN nglt
t6e Gn6,~ Gorl NlcGuaob, Sunni
riit bic 9lffroboten 9romn mo @|c.
Gormod Ii. Iolores Gouecito nit ib-
rem in0iiaen SeoporOen
o9lu0itortum."
O6ne 3lpeifel boben eS bic aiinit
fer oes 9luoitorltm G6eotcrs cS per-
itonOen ii6 cinen groBen 6reunOeS.
areiS 3u crmerbeu uno 6emii6cu iid,
oieieu nod 81 ermeitcrn inOem iie
OoS 9eitc, lpoS sic 9iibnens2iterotur
bietet, SIR ghlffiibrlng 6riugeu St
oS6erlof SolmeS" bat Die @cieIl-
iGoit einen beionoers oiinitigcu
@riif gemaDt, lnO bolt OoS Stiid
oie 3uidouer bon 9eoinn bis 3um
@noe in Spomlng. Ger Gidtcr
g8ilionl Gillette Fat cine GpiioOe ans
oem 2eben yS6erlod &olmes" oro-
natiiirt uno eiu 5uafrdftiges Stiid
oeihafien. SIS banOelt iic6 unl eine
iungc Game, sic sen Ourb @er5cleiO
erfolgten Son i6rer Sbmeiter on ei.
mem fSniglicben 2iebbaber ro6et
lpia. Sin Grpreiicr.&oor ipiu iid IN
9eiib ser 0icsbe5iiglihcu @riefi6oi.
ten ieben Oie iih I'M 9ciiB ser
S6neiter befinoen I'm oieie fir iih
ielbit duS5itnuBeu. S5ierbei tritt
,,S6erlod Solmcs" in 9lftion mo
cntpideln iih iponncnOe M}omente,
! sic OoS ,Sntcreiic 0eS&ubliflmS ipoil-
memo mohbaltcn. Gorl 9lut6onr
iibcrtriift iid ielbit in Scr 9loQe OeS
! oSGcrlod 0olmeS~ mGbreno SrGip
lcin Grace Sufi III o9llicc 6olilfncr"
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0oritcllcru rci2cr 9eiioa ge5ou
miro, broicbt nicbt bcionorS crpG6n
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Eie feicbc 9urleSQuc oGdic1'S Sc
le6ration" gc6t niorgcn i'm ,,@opctp
16cotcr" iibcr sic @tcttcr Sic %or
itclhmg entbGlt pieIe beitere Sccnel
itno mebrerc gonj ncne Sdlooer. 81
| &oitiime uuo Sccnerien iolleu pr6d,
, tig ieiu. 9}c6en @ot @6ite, ser oo
Stiif proOi5irte, eriheincn @inceu
! Mod @lort0 &uoig @crt SSoucS, 81
bert WiorfS, 9lnnc @ront, 9eiic 9ioiC
glrrora Wlcoen iopie Gin 20-topfige
@ldOdendor mtf scr 9iihne.
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G OoS @e6duoc oeforirt perOen
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sen lesten &obrelt III 6oIgc feline
6 mplleri6icu Su6oltS picl bcipro@c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26
Girdllidlc Oaadlridtcn.


&rGiiocut @ilion ipiro bel ser 1872.
Goufcren5 ser biiboil. mct6oo.
Stride in 9aibiugtou ipreden.-
airdeu Subildum in Sampoeu
@Aiiion in scr Gotbeoralc fin.
oct rcgcn 3uiprih.
Cine ser pidltieiten Siblngen ocr
Baltimore Gonieren5 Der biih0flidcn
@letbooiiten Stride miro am @litt,
ipod in Scr 6oinOrD Stride su g9oi6
ilqton 6egiluucn. Gic @erionlmlung
miro sic 1872. Gonieren3 ser 6iin0fl
Nlet6ooiiten Stride bc5cihnen. Gia
100. gSieoerfe6r oes GoOeStoges bon
9iitbof 9lsburp, Oes eriten N}ct6ooi.
ten GiiboiS in glmerifo, miro be-
o6oAtet luerocn, rmo @rdii0ent g8il.
Jon fat periprohcn BEL ser Seier.
lidfeit cine 9ieoc 81 Bolten. 3wei
onOere midtige Ginge itebeu cben.
falS ouf ser SogesorOmmg: GS iol-
len @}itteI mO g9ege aefln0eu mer.
0en Inn iiir Die aus oeut ottipen
Gienite getretencn @nltoreu Gorge
SIT trogeu lno Oes Yeitereu ion sic
glnrcguug fir einen 9lational Sono
sur GrriAtliug eireS glsbiirp Gent
mols IN @oibington 9eihafien mer.
ocn. Die noCbitebenoen @eiltIi1en
pcroen inter 9lnoeren bel ser Comic
reil3 ipre9en: @iiHof 9lIfreO Soroing
bon ser protelt episcopal Stride,
9baltor Or. Charles @ooo bon Ser
@reS6, Stride Of t6e Gobenant; $50
itor Gr. 2. S. @reene. goitor Der
Golpuu 9optiIteu Stride; &oitor
0r. s. &c Cantor poriitcnocr 9leltc.
tier scr met6oO. GpiscopoI Stride,
South, uno guitor Clarence s. @iit-
cent pon Ser @it @Icoiont Gongrc.
qotionol&irhe
&irmen .SubilGum in
'0amp0cn.
aht beionoeren Seierlihfeiteu miro
bchtc ooS 81. Su6iI6im ser ct
W}orD'S biidofl &rotcitontiidcn Sir
dc Slt SnmpOen begongen lpep0cu
( Ger Hector, @oitor 9r 9lrtbur 6
@oweIl, piro sic 6eltpreoigt boIten
kGie &ir6e ipor einc Scr eriten bi
\ ic56flirben &irdcn, lpelHe III 0cn Dor
orten 9oltiniore'S oegriinoet iuurOen
4 seems beiGt @cieiicnc@
&aitor u. &. Stcreer miro beutl
Goruittoa IN Scr Treieinigfeits.9ir
dc, Sriuitp-, nobc Sig6.StraBc, iibe,
ooS Sbenta nSSeiilS beiIt 9cieiiene'
preOigen. @ei oem 9l6cnogottesoienit
miro CT iiber voielfcnibenieeIc" ipre
den. 4oiiiouS.9tnOod)t finoet bt
sum Ql6lnuf ser @aiiionSscit on ic
ocm @dthuoG itott.
NliiiionS. .GonQreB.
Ger 5lueite rationale @tdurer.Wlii
iionS.GongreB miro om 26. Slpril i
@oi6in9ton beginner amo iidl iibe
sic flint foIgeu0en Eoge critredcr
Gin be0elitiolneS @rogramm befiuOc
iid IN Gorbereitung.
NC Miiiion in Ser Cathedral
Gic NfiiIion meIHc m6brenO Sc
{ pergouoenen @odc IN Der CATHEDRAL
iir tSroucn itottfnnO, erfrente iirb b
, ner iiberouS reaen G6eilnobmc. CT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26
Der saa it ant GrIdciucu.

III (WH W. WV <fAIeVetRNNf
-----.
9lod itrGubt er iic1 Der grinme
Teino,
9lIs ioGtS niGt 5riibIine perocu;
gSiBt i9r's, ooB bolo Oic Soune
i@cint2
Ser 9eu5 cripaGt olf @rOenl
gd6ts bolt i'm ollI tcin EroB, fem
gSo, 8onn
&hs ou6 6ie @interno6t crionn;
S1on 5iebt Elm 6liiitern our6 oen
@alO,
Sic Jriibliuqsboten fonlmen balo.
Sin 9l6ncn pcbt Ourd je6e @rltit
9ic ouufle gtobt .uuB meiHen;
@m trGlunt bon neuer Sebensltlt
Sdou griiBt elm SinlmeISSeiaen.
Sic Some idnliidt iid idon gum
2out
Sbr 0}cnihen, moht oic &er5en out
llno Iobt 0en boIoeu @nit binein
Der 5riibling ioa piIlfomnen leln.
@ond 9tugc fam i'm ui6t mebr
iholl'n,
Ger @inter bats geidloiien;
Go 9ab es monheS &ooesgrail'n
MouM Ser8 bat er olrdihoiien.
llnO meun Der Gems OieS9linnen medt
@or oielc bleiben 5u9eOcdt
Still utb'n iic in Der Bridesmaid
SSo fcinc 6rilbIln9sionne lodt.
Ger @itcr bat piel 2eiO gcbro@t
? 3ribling, iei willtoumenl
Staio' otf 1T Octucr ih0uiten 4rodt
Gein Diem fam inns iromnen.
9ic gelt iebnt iidl nod OeinemSoudl
ScriMeudc nm Ocn @ulperroiIh
GoS ilt ocr Nfenihbeit imlig tSlcb'n'
SoB 0eiue Iricocn9pipfel peb'n
9lod iiraubt er iid, ser arimuc
6eiuo,
glo@ itroBt sic @cIt III @aiieu;
SSBt ibr'S, oob bal0 Die come
i6eut2
Ger aricgSgott nnB crihloiienl
Scr 9o0cn tricit Don Mcnihenbllit,
giod loocrt miIo oeS Samples @htb;
Sic mantcn mo Tie wcihen nidt,
Nb Niles ouh III Sriinnner brid)t.
lmo ii6cr g'a1t, faum OoB mans
ocntt,
Miro man 0aS @llnoer idnuen;
ga miro mon9 itarrcS Ser5 geIentt
@om niloen Sriiblingsgruuen.
gin GROCER 0itertag iuirO's icin,
Die Srie0ensbotcn febrcn Gin;
Sdon iuc6t Gin 6liiitern ourd oeu
Hol0,
@odt auf Der groBe 8ag fonntt
balo
SSic wirO's ms iciu, wem eS &C.
l1icbt,
8enn 6ricoenSgloden i1olenI
@cu and Der leete Shunt cntiIiebt,
gSc taiielO Wldnner iallen.
em Stein mdl5t 1icb bon ieOer 8rnlt
giic aob eS ioldc 6riibliugsllit;
Die g8elt ihntiidt iid I'M idonlten
alei0,
6obr' bin, 0u 6IlIt'gc Shredens5eit
Dod, pc6c, mer ocn 9rono entfoht
Streng miro bic Belt nod ridten;
sSenn crit Der nerc Gag erpaht
llno pia oie Ser5en lidten.
llniduloig' gIut luer bats get6on
S1ont mr Scr @6lfer Sommer an
acn Sriibling linOert iolHer
S1mcr5,
Sic Slobe bcbt Olird mnnhes Ser5
0l z a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

6. aN.eoluentcn, ntc ben ,,Hentidrn GDrres
,rvSSss1Ienten" w nidIt pintilidl uOes unregcl.
S"ssk'a crbnIten. iinb aebcten, Der Office
ts;T, Spn per SelepbOn ubsr idJriItIidl Nlit.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20

ried the pine products down to the
coast. Everywhere else was moth
ing but forest and swamp. There
wasn't a house within miles. He'd
have starved to death if he could
manage to escape the quicksands
anywhere else. The prison camp
had been built wisely and well.
1--WE tracked Big Steve. We went
on foot, couldn't hope to catch up
with the convict before we reached
the line. but we reckoned that he'd
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20

other cartridges, too, but the rifles
were not the modern service ones,
and one cartridge at a time was all
they held. Steve had the rifle. Why
he didn't kill the guard don't know.
Maybe he thought he'd, have use for
the rife afterward, as proved to be
the case. ..
'He had about half an hours start
of US, and the route he had taken was
perfectly plain. He had, in fact, only
one route to take. That was around
the borders of the lake in the direc-
ton of the little railroad that car
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20
= - 50 , . =
BIG STEVE

BY Frank Crawford
81 don't believe in coddling GRIM
inals," said the district attorney,
smashing down his red fist upon the
table. mo, sir! What with your hui
manities and your movies for GRIM
inals nowadays, you are making the
penitentiary pleasant resort for the
outlaws of the country"
81 don't know" answered the gov
ernor thoughtfully, 81 remember
when 1 was warden at Salt Lake
prison camp"
you initiated this modern system
in our state, sir" said the district at
torney. .....
you never heard how l came to
see some good in the worst side of
human nature, Mr. Elson?"
ct doesn't exist"
$50 thought" answered the gov
ernor 81 used the harsh methods of
the old days, the whip, the cooler and
all the rest of it. Well, it was Big
Steve changed my viewpoint. He
was the worst niger of the lot. Why,
we'd almost scared the flesh off his
back and then we couldn't do any
thing with him. He'd half killed a
woman-that was why he was sent
up for dozen years. Savagely at
tackled the guards and his fellow pris-
oners. But he hated me worst of the
lot, and whenever l went near the
fellow he'd snarl like a mountain
lion.
''He got away one night. We went
after him, four of u.s. l was among
them. You see, a prisoners hatred
tells on the nerves of his guards,
even on those of the warden, and
when l heard the fellow had gotten
away didn't lose two minutes start
ing after him. What made it worse
was that he'd managed to overpower
a guard and take his rifle.
"There was q single cartridoa in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-23
Bradstreet's Review

New York, Sept. 22.-Bradstreet's
tomorrow will say:
Propelled by extraordinary expan-
sion in buying power and undismayed
by high prices, trade in a collective
sense has risen to very high levels. a
veritable ground-swell Of new buying
having been experienced at leading
centers this week. Jobbers, wholesale
dealers. retailers and manufacturers
all share in the upward movement
and merchants even in zones where
the wheat and cotton crops are short,
are buying freely, lest there be not
enough goods to go around later on.
Some cities report record sales by re-
tail dealers. Manufacturers In leading
industries are handicapped by lack of
efficient labor and though shipments
are heavy, order books remain clog
ged. In that excellent barometer of
conditions. the steel trade, higher
prices rule. deliveries are falling far
ther behind. domestic consumers fully
recognize the futility Of waiting for
lower quotations, and the situation
seems to have arrived at the point
where Europe stands ready to step in
with well-nigh unlimited orders II as
surances can be made that the steel
will be forthcoming as usual.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-23

with her cousin. Fred Burrin Of East
Madison. A..
Miss Angie French, who 10 a nurse
In Lewiston hospital. returned to her
duties Thursday afternoon. after .
visit with her parents.
County commissioner Grin e. Libby
OF Pittsfield passed through Skowhe-
gan Thursday afternoon on his return
from q trip through the Dead River
region inspecting the county work
there. He reports that the work on the
lockwood road will be finished as far
as Long Pond this fall. this being
about half the entire distance.
The latest births recorded here are
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Best and
q son to Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Peters.
A general meeting of the Visitation
Day committee and everyone else in
terested In increasing the attendance
at the Sunday schools in town will be
held at the Methodist vestry, Sunday.
Oct. l. at P. NJ. this being prelim-
mary to the visitation canvass Of the
town.
A very pleasant gathering was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Du-
mont of Winter street Thursday in
honor OF their son Harold. who is to
leave Saturday for Washington. D. c..
to enter the Dental school Of George
town University. There was singing
and speaking and refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served. Mr.. Du-
mont was presented with some money
as good will offering by his friends.
Mrs. Emma Nutting and Miss Edith
Nutting were in Waterville Friday on
business.
Fulton Mckinney, who has been for
some time clerk in the Skowhegan
store Of the Great Atlantic and Pa
cific Co.. has gone to Madison to have
charge Of new branch started there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-23
Photograph Used In Africa

The heliograph, although largely su-
perseded by wireless telegraphy. still is
used on the frontiers Of India and in
South Africa, where the air is clear and
signals can be seen over long distances.
Botha's men are using 1t, and so are
his opponents. though perhaps they sell
dom think this method Of signalling by
means Of flashing reflections Of tho suns
rays 10 more than 1000 years old. being
invented by Tacitus. The shields Of SOL
diers. grouped in a prearranged manner.
were used, but, Of course, the system
was verp primitive ana transmission
slow. only the simplest expressions be-
ing possible.
Under favorable conditions Q hello
graph signal can be read for very long
distances. 10 miles being not ct all un-
common. while fifteen years ago Maj.
Home. on the star Of Gen. French, man
aged 70 send messages for % miles, Tor
long . record
Recently this has been outdone, ana
the same oflcsr was able 70 read quite
clearly signals which wsre flashed from
. distance Of $50 miles. Capt sadier. of
the Carabiniers, using q 6-inch hello.
graph from Compass Beg. talked to Mai.
Home on the Cockscombs Mountain, near
Uitephage. record which remains un.
beaten.-Answers, London.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-23
SIDNEY

LAKESHSORE-Mrs. G. B. Reynolds
who has been visiting friends in Wa
terville, returned to her home last
week.
j. B. Lovejoy Of Chesterville was in
town last week selling wagons. He has
many friends here.
All the boys and teachers Of Cedar
Crest camps have gone to their homes
IN New York. The lively, noisy. good
natured boys will be missed here
Miss Belle Varney, formerly Of this
town, is visiting her grandfather,
Wentworth Cowan Of the Quaker road.
Warren Ballintine Of South Gardi-
ner Is visiting his aunt. Mrs. T. w.
Langley Of the Pond road.
Sidney Grange. p. Of H, held q very
interesting meeting on Thursday eve
ming. Sept. FL. A literary contest is
now on and fine program was fur
nished by Captain A. B. Davenport,
consisting of readings. music and rec
itations. The question-Resolved, that
1t IL better to purchase farm machinery
than to pay the high cost Of farm la
Dor, was discussed by the members
present.
White Rose Chapter. o. e. s., held a
social meeting on Friday evening, Sept.
20. The grand officers were present
ana inspected the chapter. Refresh
ments were served.
Sidney Town Fair will be held at
Sidney Center on Saturday, Sept. 80.
and all are invited to be present. An
old-fashioned baked bean dinner will
be furnished by the Ladies' Aid Of the
M. E. church.
Arthur H. Shaw took a fishing party
to the head Of the lake Thursday and
all report a fine time and good catch
OF fish. A picnic dinner was enjoyed
at Chowder Ledge.
Mrs. Abby Burgess Of the River road
aged 81 years, kept house last week
for her brother g. B. Reynolds, aged
"a years. Both are very active for
people Of their years.
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MT. VERNON

WEST-Miss Dorothy =. Smith, who
has been visiting relatives and friends
in town for nearly two weeks. returned
Wednesday to the home Of her sister,
Mrs. H. F. Jorgensen. Long Island, N.
Y.
Rev. James Renfrew delivered very
interesting sermon Sunday at the West
Mt. Vernon church. also an interesting
sermon Sunday afternoon at Moose Hill
Church. Deacon Annie Butler accom-
panied Mr.. Renfrew to Moose HILL
Mrs. Eltene E. Cooling, who has been
visiting her sister in town for some
time, left town Monday.
Mrs. Annie Butler is having a new
henhouse built.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-23

IS. PRIVATE CHRISTMAS GREET.
ing card sample book free; representa-
tives already making five to ten dollars
daily. Duty and carriage prepaid. Brad
ley Company. Brantford. Canada.
sept14-16-19-N-23'
AGENTS WANTED TO HANDLE
household article. A great repeat order
getter. Almost every housewife will buy.
Frank B. Flynn Co., 1856 Liberty St., Meri-
den, Conn. sept16-23-30'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-23

skowhesan High expects to make q
good showing in football this season
under the coaching Of Elroy Lacasce.
Casimir Bison is captain Of the team
and Harry D. st. Ledger. manager
Following Is the schedule Of games:
Sept. 23-Cony High at Augusta.
Sept. 30-Waterville High at Show
hogan.
Oct. 7-Cony High at skowheEan.
Oct. 1EOpen.
Oct. 16-Abbott school at Skowhegan
Oct. 21-Hallowell High at Skowhe-
gan.
Oct. 2s-Abbott school at Farming
ton.
Oct. 2s-Abbott school at Farming
ton.
Nov. Lawrence High at Fairfield
Nov. 4-Waterville Hing at Water.
Vile.
Nov. 1l-Eallowell High at Hallowell
Nov. 1S-Lawrence High at Skowhe.
gan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-23

Joseph Ferris. apothecary Of Bellevue
hospital. New York. who died May Il, is
said 70 have compounded more than Soo,-
90 prescriptions during his service xhses
and also to have been the particular con-
hdant Of many Bellevue patients. VINO
took aa''sas IN telling him lesi. We ~.
tories,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-23
A Cow Bargain

(From tho Ottumwa (Iowa) Register.)
For sale-one large red cow. three
eighths mule and fve-eighths wildcat
She usually goes on a visit every SUM-
mer. but she ts very much attached to
her home at present by means Of log
chain. Any person wishing to buy her
I will throw In 80 feet Of 2-inch rope
and an old az. Would like to sell her
to some man who thinks he could whip
Mexico single-handed. Address Logan
Nickert, R. r. No. 8, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-23
Boy, IA, Marriss Girl, Is
(Erom the Pittsburgh Post,)

The youngest couple ever married In
Greene county. Pa, were made hus-
band and wife by James McCracken.
clerk Of courts at Waynesburg. Pa.
Miss Cecilia Oletia Evans. 16-year-old
daughter Of A. ]. Evans. was the bride,
and George C. Brewer. 14-year-old son
of A. S. Brewer, was the bridegroom.
Both fathers witnessed the ceremony.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-23

MY RESIDENCE At 10 WESTERN
Ave. Augusta. J. Frank Dyer. 1876 Water
ST.. Augusta. sept19dtf
MY FARM WHICH IS CENTRALLY
located between Augusta, Gardiner, Hal
lowell and Togus. About IS acres Of fer
tile land. spring watered pasture for 5
head. Pine grove near house. Largo barn.
cottage house of 9 rooms, large hen house
Of pens: also small hen house, carriage
house and wood shed, 2 springs Of living
water near house, good cistern III cellar.
Large orchard Of apple, plum, pear and
cherry trees. For. quick sale will In
Glude this years hay. Price right.
r. D. 2. Box So sept23d6t'
TWO CITY FARMS, CITY WATER
electric lights. Is acres, room house and
stable new, ! 80 acre, good buildings, !
mile on Waterville car line. Both nice
places. Frank Cheney, Augusta, Me.
sept22d3t'
LISBON, ME-, NEAR LEWISTON.
Fine Is acre place for poultry and small
fruits. handy electrics and station. 10 year
old buildings. painted and good repair.
so apple trees. hen houses, pine grove.
etc. Handy fine market. Price only $500.
Part down. Soule & Kilby, Freeport.
Maine. sept2ld3ts
THINK THIS OVER SERIOUSLY.
Fine 100 acre farm, n mile village. on riv-
er, fine large brick house e story large
barn in good shape. 500 cords wood, cuts
Is tons hay. The place you are looking
for. Only $500 II sold at once. Soule &
kilby. Freeport, Me. Tel. 1t septNd3t'