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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

FOR RENT SIS 81 Il NV. Sr
$3.50. 1902 X NV. lar s25. So. .40I3 9th nw.6r
$3.50. 1888 Lamont, 11r s25.. .4s Fla av nv, 6r
$I10.. % W. irving. So. so. .621 Z NV. Or
Chevy Chase. 12r s23. so. ~ ne. Or
$780,. 1909 Path NV, ,12r S23 so. 1870 29th nw.7r
l00.254s Univ pl NV. .lor SO. 90 1927 Cap. Or
S75 472 Pa av NV store So. .o5. OPS Mass nw 7r
S75 81 Irving Chevy s22. so. .54 Fla NV 6r
Chase, ar 500 so. 1926 Seaton nv, Or
SEQ iess Calvert NV. iir s2i SO sei4 1lth NV ,sn5
S55 10 1914 Belmont S21 so. 76s Mton NV Or
sss. 80 1871 Calf NV. .1or $50 so. .1io4 22d er
ss5. 25oa Cmp'n NV. Or $40 SO 464 Wash NV. 6r
sss 20 a5is Ont It I'd iir 500. So i42s 2lst NV. e.
$50. so 225 Pa av NV sto $50. "a ? NV. 6r
sho Ia11A Fsir'nt. Tor s19. so. 1889 H ne. sr
$50. S18 18th nw 2h,2r Sls.3o5tle llth nw.2h.o
az 1919 Newton NV Tor SIT .35. 40 K NV Or
$40 so .2sO5 14th NV, Or Sll .lloo NV, or
$42 So. 1887 18th nw.1 10r SIG 40 2o2s 9Th NV. Or
Sao s0 141e 9th NV lar S15.5O. .171s Ston nv. .6r
$40 5o - 2102 O NV sr S15.50 1914 18th NV. Or
sIo sO 1723 Euclid NV Or SIS 0.1706 Seaton NV. 8
$40 IN 1874 nth NV iOr ST.. 40. o Defrees NV, Or
$40 so 1928 Fairmont.9 Or Sl5 90 42S NV, r
$40. 2472 Ontario rd. sr Sl5. 40 sc befrees. 81
$35 60. 500 21st nw.l0r 80 le4s Rosedale me- OF
s35 so. 1925 Irv'g nw,9r S14. 2520 9th NV. Or
x35 10 I'LL nth NV sr S13. rs. 1854 Fuller NV 5r
s95 n0 aga T NV Tor S13. so. .222s Cle'd NV ar
ssS so s2a5 1ith NV. Or s13. 40. .25s2 9Th NV 5r
sa5 14O7 Corc'n Or 81. -. .2531 18th NV 5r
sax 1880 Monroe NV Or s12. u. .2529 MORT NV 5r
s33 -: 6O2 21st NV sr s12. go. .215 Q NV. Ar
ssS ,o125 G ne, Or s12 40 lesOh 10th NV Or
5000. 1910 NV. sr $40 80. 1925 Wav ter. 1r
s3o 30 100 nw sr s10bO.. 1924 e Sc, Or
$50 so. 1921 5th NV. sr $40. so. 2 Fenton me- 5r
SOS sc. 100 S'ton pl nw,6 81 40. ..3sls p nw 4r
s27 sc. 1881 Sumit ne. Or 100. 1875 Half Sc or
S25 20. .525 n av. sr $6.4O.6 Ahens CT sW,r
',''''' 7''' APARTMENTS.
ss5 The Dresden ';r S35. The darlington, 4r
S7s The Dresden Sr SS5.. The Cavendish. Ar
S65 The Cumberland, Or $33. The Darlington, II
S6S The Foutanet 5r S32. so. The Landmore. Ar
$685.. THE Brunswick. Or S32 30 line walton, Ar
500 :. The Kedrick. Ar $50 30 The Rochester 4r
$50. The kedrick, Ar $50. The Brunswick, 2r
$50. The Fontanet ar S2S. .50The Earring n 3r
$45. No. 1906 G NV, 5r s2s. so The Dudley 3r
x45 The Cumberland Ar s265O. The Rochester. .3r
$40 as aes q nw2&3d 7r S25 so. .11O4 9th NV IF, 3
$40 No 1905 q NV 5r 500. 80. The Cavendish, ,2r
$40 . The Dresden ar S22 so. The Kedrick, 1r
s37. so. The Earlngton,;f $3.50. .Ihe arden. n
$37 80. The Fontanet, 3r sl3. The Rochester lr
S37 so. The C'bridge Ar S125o. .2s2O 5th NV. 5r
$35.7O... 1872 Pa av, ar s105O. $50 9th NV. Or
$35. %. The kedrick. IT
OFFICES.
S25. 400 9Th NV, 3r S1o. .Sl4 NV, II, IN
Complete list of property for rent VIII be sent
upon request.
GWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY Co.,
727 18th ST NV.
FOR RENT-TO CoLORED TENANT.
No. 627 New Hampshire ave. NV.
8 rooms and til; excellent condition; newly
papered and painted: rent, $3.50.
VIM. P. NoRMOYLE. $40 F ST. NV.
Thomas 7. Fisher & Co., Inc,
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NOTICE TO
OWNERS OF VACANT
PROPERTY.
Give us chance to rent your vacant
house. We have surprised others by our
promptness in getting tenants.
We can surprise you.
PHILLIPS & SAGER,
14oo New York Ave NV.
Main I5o7-I5o8.
COY GROOM MODERN HONE. ALL I'M
inquire on premises. OWNER. s2s l4th ne.
1909 RIGGS pLAcE-s ROOMS. ELECTRIC
light. $3.50 s592 Zee Center .,o ST. K Mt. Pleasant
JOHN T. KNOTT. 9is F st.
s250o-l315 VERMONT AVE. NV.
Very desirable dwelling.
8 rooms and bath ami.
J. LEO kOLB.
a23 New York M. 5027.
$42. $500 10th ST.. store and dwelling.
$3s. .50-111O sth st. NV, 9r and b.
$50. .5O-1o25 7th St Sc, store and 1or., b.
$27.50-1s56 Ingleside terrace. l0r. and b.
:S7sSS7 II sSS7 y .f j. ave-. Hs nw w. 1sa sr, and
s25. 5.oo-1a15 Vermont ave-. Or. and b.
SIS. .00-1O10 4th st. NV. Or. and b.
$22. 50-s24 20th st. NV. er. and b.
'20'0-SGr r1Afs : IS aSD as %pARTSENrs. ali aRd
t3o .6o-2122 st. NV, Or. and b.
Sa0.5o-82s X Ut. NV. Or. and b.
Sso.bo-4o4 b st. ne. Or. and b.
3sssssss She sherman asa. ave. .' y: & ss
32a5o-lseo Girard st. NV, Or. and b.
$9.50-474 o st. NV. 3 rooms
7. LEO KOLB,
sz5 New York ave. NV. 1887 Wis. ave- NV.
FOR RENT
2l0s r st. NV. IL rooms. 2 ba ths.... $500
; 1905 Belmont ST., 10 rooms. baths. 5000
6l7 II st. NV. 10 rooms and bath. SO. ..
1143 5th st. NV, 10 rooms. bath .. 3o.85
TYLER & RUTHERFORD um.).
SIT 18th st. NV.
FOR RENT-FLOYD T.. DAVIS, 7th Il f S.W.
527 7th sw. .sto&dw45 90 43l 9Th sw. Or. 80 so
22l 18th sw. Orb 90. 90 I3l7 18th sw, sr. b21 80
2I9 i3tb sw IOr b. % 80 935 Va sw. .sr. b. .22.a0
s19 11th ne, 81. .b.21 80 706 G sw, Or, b.. 20. so
rs sw. sr. B. So o 90 s1s s sw. e. ,, 20 so 80
sio 9th sw & sr. ;. 1880 7i2 eth sw. Or. b 1850
454 N sw, 6r.. .1s SO 1924 Az sw. Or, b. u. 90
ioi5 Nd av sw. .8r b17 so 40s sth sw. 6r II 80
i0i0 Va av sw. 81, 80 720 sw. Or. b. 1850
SOC F sw, 6r 10 so 9a1h sw. srb. .16.s 80
ass N .w. 8r. b.,s9C s2o 9th sw. 5r.. 15,So
AZ? + sw. 5r 1890 1923 AZ sw. 6r. z. I3. so
s22 7th sw, Or. II. 90 1925 G sw. 6r.. 49, 90
ia + sw. Or, b. b.l5.5o 1928 Union sw 6r l.. 80
i2iO sw, Or. b. $3.50 1877 NV. Or. b..27.50
1855 sw 80 s93 l954 81, ~ sw sr u i 80 20
For a more complete list call at the office.
1888 BILTMORE sT.-1OR.. 2B., H.-w. HEAT,
rear porch. large rear yard. Rent $500.
17SO 2lst st.-9r. and 2b, INV. heat. Rent,
ALLAN E. WALKER 4 CO.. 1898 C St
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on Washington Heights. Nine rooms, two
baths; 25 feet wide BY 40 feet deep to public
alley. This is q new individual home. I'm
mediate possession. Address 149-C, Star of1ce
BEST BUY IN Mt. PLEASANT AT 1880;
trust 50. 900 at SO; cost e6,500; 2-story mod
ern brick; 6r. and b.: owner in west.
BARGAIN.
s., ,400-6-room and bath new house; hot.
water heat; cleo. light; gas; hardwood finish
ing; lot 120 It. deep to alley. 611 Kenyon st.
NV. Address owner. W. g. WARD. 515 N
st. NV. 20s
LOOK AT THESE.
New and room houses, just completed.
with all known modern conveniences; splendid
neighborhood; half block to cars; ON wide
avenue, facing beautiful park nerthwestj lots
treea; not faf out. I an the owner and wiii
see you personally: will make easy terms Il
desired: The price 10 low. Address sf7,H.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

FOR RENT-BY l. J. MILLS. COS 9Th ST. NV.
iI2o 9Th NV. er.b ss2 5ol 1899 Cap. 5s. b.2l 50
iaSs 10th ne, 6r b. % sol 1915 NJ av NV a. bl0. 50
eo2s Ga av er b. 22. 80 17o3 vt av nv, Or. .b1e.5o
Evening star., 1916-08-22

FOR RENT-TO COLORED TENANT.
No. 627 New Hampshire ave. NV.
rooms and bath; excellent condition; newly
papered and painted rent, $3.50.
VIM. P. NoRMOYLE, $40 ST. NV.
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FOR sALE-H0UsIS.
(COutfuued.)

FOR sALE-HAvE NO FURTHER USE FOR
here 10 4 bargain for rome one: in beat lcca-
tfon NV: deep lot; all modern Improvements:
rented for $os.50: q snap. Address 85S-C.
star ohfte,
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FOR s1LE-LEAvTNG FOR PHILADELPHIA, !,
will sell my Groom home. in best section me-,
for AZ $50; will make easy terms to reliable
psrty: house now rented for $3.50. Address
354-C Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1916-08-22

ONE OF THE HANpsoMDsr SUBURBAN
homea around Washington. Located on
large knoll Just OF Connecticut ake. Built
By Q prominent architect for his own home.
Over one acre Of ground, beautifully COW
cred with trees and shrubbery. House is
most artisticaliy nnished. containing 10
rooms and BATH heated By steam, and has
every modern convenience. It's a home
you must see to fully appreciate and TO
realize what Q bargain II fs at S165O0.
SHANNON b LUCHS.
Phone Main 2345. 71S 14th st. NV
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FOR SALElATTRACTIVE CORNER IN PET.
worth Four bedrooms. two baths; toen fol
garage; attic. A bargain.
G. W. STEERS, 70s 18th st. NV.
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WANTED-TO BUY.

TO BUY-HOTSE, NEW OR NEARLY NEW. a
or rooms: ami: detached or semi mi-detached l.
good location northwest northeast or adja-
cent suburbs lot large enough for small gar
den or fruit not over 81. 500. Give full de-
scription and cost for terms cash. Address
345-C, Star office.
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
(Continued.D

FOR sALE-BY OWNER ATTRACTIVE SEMI
detached colonial brick house with lot about
40Ne0. The house contains eight extra large
rooms on two floors. sleeping porch - feet
long. Every modern improvement including
oak floors. hot water heat and electric lights.
Best ioca ton Columbia Heights. Price and
teruns Address lhAC Star ntfice
Evening star., 1916-08-22

HOME OPPORTUNITY IN SIXTEENTH
Street Highlands. Detached hollow-tile
dwelling Of 10 cheerful rooms and two
tiled baths. Has large porches and is
equipped with every modern Improvement.
Owner has Authorized us TO SELL. and
viii consider any reasonable offer given
before Sept. 10.
Bee US at once
SHANNON LUUHBt
Phoae Main 2345. 718 14th 4, NV,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-30
KEN7'S HILL

The members of the school paper,
The Breeze" staff have been appoint
ed by the faculty as follows: Editor
in-chief, Earle w. Bigelow of Indus
try: business manager, E. Carey Whit
temore of Fayette; litrary editor. 1nez
Turner of Readfield: alumni editor. An
ME Gregory of Franklin, Mass: To-
Gals, Hannie Palmer of Kent's Hill;
personals, Marion Johnson Of Minturn,
athletics, Leonard Butler Of Brookline,
Mass; assistant business manager
and exchange editor, Jack Morrill, of
Readfeld.
Three faculty advisors have also been
appointed whose duty shall be simply
supervision The alumni department is
in charge of Miss Davis who has
known personally nearly every hvin5
alumnus of this old school; it is a wise
appointment. Prof. Spencer Of the Eng
lish department will supervise the lit
erary work, and Prof. Clarke of the
commercial department will supervise
the business affairs Of the board. The
first issue of THE Breeze" will be
made in November
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-30
FAIRFIELD
Members tof the Cosmos Club
Tender Miscellaneous Show.
err Thursday Evening
WOMAN HAS HAND HURT
AT FIBRE PLANT

Miss Grace Savage was rendered a.
miscellaneous shower at her home on
High street Thursday evening by mem
bers Of the Cosmos Club and a few
invited guests The affair was ar
ranged as a surprise to the bride-to-
be and the plans were carried out to a
complete success. The offerings were
nlaced in a basket which was daintily
trimmed with white ribbons with pink
hearts attached. This decorated bas-
ket containing many useful and beau
tiful gifts. was placed on the veranda
at the home of Miss Savage and with
shouts and horns she was called to the
door and found the basket which she
was much surprised to find labelled
for her. She invited her friends into
the house and proved a most charm
ing entertainer during the evening.
Those present, members Of the Co.'S
mos Club, were Mrs Stella Jewell Mrs.
Maud Nelson, Miss Minnie Gibson, Miss
Sarah Williams, Mrs. Everett Lowe
and Miss Harriet ,Brophy Miss Ruth
Trophy and Miss Hazel Vickery were
also present as NEAR friends to Miss
Savage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-30
ALLIES
Cannot BREAK
GERMAN LINES

London. Sept 29-The Allies cannot
break through the German lines on the
Somme Chancellor Won Bethmann-Holl-
veg told the Rechstag yesterday. accord
ing to an account of his speech cabled
to Reuters by way Of Amsterdam. Tho
German prime minister made a similar
statement in regard to the eastern front.
1.-THE English and French, 1t is true"
he said, "'have achieved advantages. Our
first lines have been pressed back some
kilometres and we have also to deplore
heavy losses in men and material That
was inevitable in an offensive on such
mighty scale. But what our enemies
hoped to accomplsh-namely. break
through on grand scale and roll up our
positons-has not been attained. The bat
tie of the Somme will cost further sacri-
fees. Still another trench and another
village may be lost but they will not ges
through"
In regard to the eastern front where,
the chancellor said, the Russians had re-
newed their offensive with heavy attacks
but he predicted the same result
Referring to Rumania the chancellor
said that the old Kig Of Rumania had
died "as the result of mental excitement
MIA had betrayed her allies"
The speaker said the Entente confident
ly hoped that Rumanian's entrance into
the war would bring in its trail the seces-
sion Of Turkey and Bulgaria. But Tur-
key and Bulgaria were not Rumania and
Italy, he concluded.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-30
NJ, C.|. EXPECTS TO
make s II O W | Nc
WITH BANGOR HIGH

Pittsfeld, Me, Sept. 9.-(SpeciaD -
One of the most vital games in Maine
Interscholastic football Saturday Will
be the NJ. c. I.-Rangor contest sched
uled for the Hunnewell field in Pitts
field Both teams are members of the
Maine Athletic Association, which o
mands that only four-year men can be
used, and both elevens are to figure
prominently in the championship of the
State under those rulings.
A year ago. when the two rivals
clashed at Bangor, the result was 3
to victory for the Queen City aggre-
CATION. which score is evidence of a
very hard-fought battle. Again the
two schools meet and it is doubtless
true that both teams are better than
they were last season. The game is
certain to be a popular one or people
in the vicinity of Pittsfeld.
With Ex-Captain Guy Leadbetter Of
Bowdoin assisting tom" Mccain at
Bangor and with Ray Shepard and Lew
is Sturtevant, two former stars at
Bates and Colby respectively, at NJ. C.
l.. it is conceded that a splendid eX-
hibition of modern football will be wit
messed.
Two of NJ C. Is. regulars are on
the cripple list this week but the old
school spirit is there nevertheless and
like all other ambitious teams, they
are playing to win. There have been
three rallies for singing and cheering
this week and tonight everyone is gath
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-30
BELFAST
Local Board of Trade Votes to
Bring Action Against C. &
c. Raincoat Co.

At the meeting of the Belfast Board or
Trade this week committees were chosen
to have general charge of the State D. A.
r. Council meetings which are to be held
in Belfast Oct. IS and 10. The meetings
will be held in Memorial hall. The list
Of committees follows: Decorating, ftalph
Southworth Bert L. Davis, Wilson Ellis;
automobile trips, Morris l.. Slugg, Virgil
L. Hall, c. w. Wescott; hall and orches-
ira, Ralph Morse, Rev Horace b. Sellers.
Elon B. Gilchrest. James II. Howes was
chosen committee of one to ascertain
if visit to the Country Club would be
advisable, and Orrin J. Dickey was chos-
en- to have charge Of the Boy Scout work.
1t was voted to bring a suit against the
C. & c. Raincoat Co. for their breach Of
contract.
Miss Annie l.. Barr gave delightful
luncheon and auction party Thursday aft
ernoon at her home on Church street m
honor of Mrs. Grace Thompson of Brook
line. At auction the highest score was
won by Mrs Irving T. Dinsmcre who was
presented with beautiful picture. The
guests were Mrs. William Hall. Mrs. Nir-
gil L. Hall, Miss Grace Hall, Miss Lou
Mason. Mrs Hoxie and Mrs. Irving T.
Dinsmore:
Mrs. H. H. Carter gave delicious
luncheon followed by very enjoyable
auction party Thursday afternoon at the
W-oman's Club in honor of her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Carter of Swampscot, Mass.
Luncheon was served at l o'clock, covers
being laid for 16 guests.
Auction followed, at which Mrs. Aus
tin Heating won the first prize. Wal
lace Nutting, picture; Mrs. Wilbur j.
Dorman, the second, vase: and the
two consultations were carried off by
Mrs. H. f. Mcdonald, box of canSy
and Mrs. George Davis bouquet of
sweet peas. The other guests were Mrs.
William B. Kotman, Mrs. o. S. Vickery,
Mrs. S. A. Parker. Mrs. Ralph Howes.
Mrs. George Keating. Mrs. Joseph Ty-
ler. Mrs George r. Doak, Mrs. Thomas
Lothrop, Mrs. Grace Baker, and Mrs.
Arthur Richie.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-30
PIT7SfIELD
Merry Party Enjoys Pleasant
Linen Shower in Event of
Approaching Wedding
GIRL STUDENT NJ. C. l. MAY
COMPETE FOR LETTER

The home of Mrs. Frank Randlett
was the scene Friday evening of a very
pleasant and pretty affair, the occa-
sion being a linen shower which Mrs.
Randlett gave to her niece, Miss Ida
Mae Randlett, whose marriage is soon
to take place. Mrs. Randlett was as
sisted in arrangements by Miss Flor
ence Buxton, Miss Bessie Maloon and
Mrs. Leon Libby. The home was very
daintily decorated with autumn leaves
and sweet peas. There were about 80
young friends present and Miss Rand
lett was the recipient of large num-
Der of presents which were hung on a
tree. The affair was successfully car
ried out as a surprise. The evening
was passed with music and games. A
delicious four-course lunch was
served.
A free lecture will be given in G.
A. r. hall Sunday afternoon at l
o'clock by A. NJ. Graham of Boston,
who will use for his subject, Where
Are the Dead?" The lecture will be
given under the auspices of the In
ternational Bible Students Associa-
ton.
The NJ. c. I. football team will play
it's first game of the season Saturday
afternoon on Hunnewell field with the
Bangor High team.
Philip X Taylor of Boston is visit
ing Pittsfield relatives and friends.
The M. c. l. Athletic Council has de-
vised a system whereby the girls may
earn the right to wear a school letter.
The letter will be of a special style to
be worn only by the girls earning it.
Thirty points must be won. Fifteen of
these points must be earned in the
physical work.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-30

Mountain View, N. H.. Sept. 2s.-
High Sheriff Arthur Chandler of Car
roll county announced tonight that he
would prefer a charge of first degree
murder tomorrow against Frederick L.
Small, whose wife was found appar-
emily murdered in the Small cottage
on the shores of Lake Ossipee this
morning. Small was held under guard
in a local hotel today. He engaged
counsel tonight.
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the
Small cottage last night. When the
ruins had cooled this morning, Mrs.
Small's body was found lying with the
head in pool of water in the base
ment. A clothes line was wound tight
ly twice around her neck and tied in
a square knot at the back. A piece Of
bed clothing or underwear covered the
face and the skull was crushed.
Sheriff Chandler declared tonight
that the wound in the head was ap-
parently caused by some blunt ihstru-
ment, probably hammer or an axe.
He secuted the theory that the wound
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-30
M0RRELL CASE
GOES over TO
JANUARY Term

Brunswick. Me, Sept. &C. Clifford
Davis Of Freeport and Forrest c.
Palmer of Portland came to Brunswick
this morning and presented themselves
before Judge Thompson Of the munich
pal court for hearing on the charges
of assault and battery preferred by
Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah R. Morrell After
a conference, Davis and Palmer. both
waived hearing and the case was con-
tinued to the January term of the Su-
perior Court. Each Of the men fur
nished bail in the sum of $500 for his
appearance at that time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-30
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER &c. 1916

ering at the Institute building for
football social to increase still more
the football enthusiasm
The following men will probably
start for NJ. c. I. tomorrow although
changes may be made at the last mo-
ment:
W. Houston Of Gardiner, le; r. Tar
bell Of Meddybemps. 1t; B. Towle Of
Pittsfeld. lg: c. Wardwell Of Penob-
scot, c; G. Boyce Of Springfield. rg; l..
Dwelley of Meddybemps. rt; P. Tie--
ney of Biddeford, re; J. Lampher of
Pittsfeld, OBJ H. Reilly Of Pittsfield,
lhb; c. Emery of Saco. fb; Capt. n.
Young of Lewiston, RIB.
Eddie" Cawley of Colby College Is
to officiate as referee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-30

world must submit to every British
order, every British blacklist, then. up
on an impotent Germany the dream Of
British world supremacy is to become
a reality"
The chancellor said that he realized
the troubles of the people coincident
with the war and that he shared the
deep sorrow for the fallen and mutil-
ated. Il bow my head" he went on.
before the heroism with which women
and men without distinction of rank
or class bear their sacrifices, united in
an ardent love for the fatherland. Still
more sublime arc still greater Is the
defiance of death with which our sons
and brothers in the field Withstand the
violent assaults of the enemy who, su-
perior in numbers, are fighting with
the utmost bravery. World history
human history-has never before seen
the like"
The chancellor declared that the
German people again had an opportu-
nifty to show their appreciation Of the
heroism Of the army by subscribing
to the new war loan. He asserted that
the nation firmly believed in sacrifice.
II knew we can also rely on the fight
ers behind the 'front.'" he said, Ito give
all their available money to support
the gigantic work of our fighters in the
field With clenched fists but open
hearts we will stand behind them, one
man and one people,"
Concluding his speech the chancellor
exclaimed Germany will not be permit
ted to think of peace while her house is
burning. She must first extinguish the
fire"
After the chancellor had concluded the
Reichstag adjourned until Oct. s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-30
RICE AND ALLEN
| AGAIN REGISTER
AT UNIV. OF MAINE

Orono. Me-, Sept. 29-The gods were
kind and fortune once more smiles up
on the University Of Maine athletic
teams with the registration today Of
Bill Allen. the football player. and
champion shot-putter. and ed-haired
Charlie Rice. captain Of tho track team
and time man In the dashes.
Rice reported at Maine Saturday
night but it was rumored that he would
not sign up this year. Bill Allen has
been vacillating between the desire to
get out into some big college. (they
had him slated for U. Of P. or Lehigh)
and the more quiet and cooler tracts Of
the Saltwater.
Great is the Joy thereof ard large h
the addition to the teams.