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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03

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Oen luir in oen GinmodebGuiern emo.
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neuor6eit. 9lur Oos 9l6iddlen mo
bic @erpodung III &iiten lit bisber
nod @onoor6eit. 9l6er Die 3eit miro
fommeu 100 oi6 oicie Ourh ir9en0
cine liitige Gorrihtung eriest werocu.
6. Z. Sblinger, Gam6riOge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03
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9(ui 6oloigeS 9(uSiterben ser amOer.
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Ner llnteridIaanna beidnI0int.

Inter Scr 9lnidulOigung angeblid
$3.50, oos @iaent6um bon Robert G.
Bonner bon 9}r. 2003, Bolton .Stry
imteridlagen 81 babeu, mnroe ge.
itern Ger "a Sabre olte Sioac u.
9iolins BON &aspeburg, Baltimore.
County, bon 9iihter @adaro in ser
mittleren Foli8ciitotiou imter $3.50
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iiberpieicn Sia1 oeu 9Inaaben BON
Bonner perfauite 9oamS einen Sit
ne0.9us fir i'm, lieierte aber oos
@elO nibt ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03

,lOcS iit ncfaoe iuiiilbtrbar, iuie 0etelHt" alle
0hbneraM0en idnen berlmlviuoen ldht."
oenn sic brdlnen onbei Mot oel wei6icbien
init Dem SolhncriuNc 6lt lnad1et braDcll es
nlni nit Hanonaen unluideln mo periudbeft
eS nns5uidneoen.
.,OrtS,Sr III cline Sliiiiafeii IN peniacn
Sennoei bnben Gle einiQe Iropien nili oaS
@lbner0n0e gebnn IS irodnci 0S ihmer3t
nlbs Gle 6iebcn Shren Stutnpi otiber mo
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iin0 enlpiohlcil 21t Die Slolhc Ooer nnCh 0ns
pian0 oes 4relics geianoi bon 6 Naluteuce 4
60. Sbcaao. 81. (Sepi3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03

Der bobeu Oie aleideu 9IuSiihten
oae meroen aleib eeredt6ebonoelt
@ir ioOen Sic nur Ou5u ehL eiu
iuenig ertra 9lr6eit fiir cine Grtra-
9el6bnung 5u tbuu
60 cntihlieBen Sic lid, oo5u
S6re Nlube5eit ae6routen 3u mol.
len. Nnrdl 0ieies Spe1iaI lInae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03
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9srciIc.

Npu uur NrrlCur hes y. september
1916 bio scum ilDr Abcnoe bee i6. Sep.
tember 1916, iviro ieoer Simmbcmerbrr,
Der ncue MDuuurmeutc im 9ecriDe BON
$1,000 ani rinlnal ooer nan nuo
nnm - eiuicuoct, 10000 Ntta. Silmmen
erhaltclt, inI $4,000 gScrih 10000 Grtru.
stimmen Sicier Nuiuis lOirO 1caeu
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modl bic reanldre StinuerSGhl inr ieoee
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@ertb an Announcements cin5nicltocst, 10
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fle,L baN UeiM Announcements ontn bic
@uit ctuAclnnbt luerDcti Der Hctltempd
gegeDcncH Sallec 8clacu mn6i onR Der
Nriei UOr glbl0ni Der E0ucr 0iciee Nluae.
butec nbAciaHot iunrbc,
Has bisher bette
0ImsebOt!
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Slciraths. .Qirenicn.

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len 9. 56iplrp, 35, eeitbieoen.
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mouth, 8n., imo N1iaie Ban GoIlun
%.
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Britain So, mO 9ela 3. Doung,
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g. @ott 23.
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$. Grapforo, %.
gilbert O. @ieBner, 23, uuo WlurD
Gatsfp. 19.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03
GdiHsfnrten

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0eiterreih. h.llidorn iiber OlotterOoin
ilno g'em.yorf. GcIoIenorngen nnd
@iIropo.
SLeO. s. Disuer e &c.,
J 217 GR.SaItimOre-Str.,
(UiarAlS-) 245 Sab.TrDuNIuaN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03
''$ie6 maj, iuie rei6t
Oas @hGneraiIae a6aeBt. +"

,,Wcts.St" ldR Sbr NAbneranne, eS III bas mo.
0erile 3Nlueraugei.g gHuuoer ~ InluIer
crlolarcidl.
a6s III lainl gIarblih, oQB es elu Miitel
Qiebi, oaS oas Nubncraltae nli FOLDER Yeidtlas
iei ool0f Nlb bob 0uS Niibnerauae ann8
einian mil oeni SiiaernaaeI db ,,eets,3w
TT prfltM punoerbcrl" NoluobL ,,VeeSr
it has wnflocrburte QiiOneralacn Nelmiiiel,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03
sIntumabiI. nnS @saIorcueIsia6rsr.

l9mer peltr0Tt. - Sle Nutomo'
6ilQIbaabeu ii6cr Oie SoOre Sc
@racc-9riide wcroen am 4. Of
to6cr rcoli5irt.
Ter Staots 9(lltomobl GonI-
miidr 6. 9luitin 9ougbmau bat be-
idloiien, feline Giidiibt aiIi iolhe
Sale 81 uebmen, no Der 6obrer ei.
mes 9Iutolnobils oOer eines W1otor.
rDcIes inter Dem giniliiiie bon Spi.
rituoien eefim5en miro. SSt Der Der.
gongenen @ohe ipuroen lpieoer cine
sln5a6l Gbauiieiire ridt MIR aIlein
nit idperen @cloitraien belegt, ion.
ocrn in pieIen 6dlen puroe ibnen
on4 Ole 2icen5 ent5ogen inO 0onlit
ocr grooerWerb nnterbmoen. Tic
Siite Der in Der abgelaufenen @o6e
onierlegten Strafen lit, ipie folgt;
6. s. Scott @ait6ersburg, Moo
SO; wegeu 81 idneIlen 5obrens
s. 6 SSringer @aitbersbnrg, Moo
50; peeen 8u idneIlen 5n6rens.
3. 6. Short 6re0erid, NlO., $25;
pegen 8ii irbneIlen 6abrens.
Worren @eiiid, Berlin, Dlo., So;
teiue 9icen5
s. s. 8orOarl Sreoerid, DlO., So;
teine 2icen3.
@. 6 Fointer, 6re0erid, DlO., So;
fetie 2icenj.
GOmorO Glarf. GGicott Giip, @lOy
$40; anobc inter 1S Sa6ren.
Robert Bell. 9le0er, Baltimore,
Mo; $40; feline GbauifeurS.9icenJ.
Q 30. Grous, gltriooc, @to., $40;
ou idneIlen 6obrens
$. IS. Glarf, Glfri6ge, Ulo, 81
meeeu 0u idnelleu 5a6rens.
GborleS Sisbon GlfriOae, DIS,
$40, me9en 81 idnelen 6o6rens.
G6arles Gorep @lfrioge, NaO, So,
nitt beieItigtc 9tumnter
g9 @. 9lIeranoer, 6reoerid, Mo.
$25, 5u idneaen 6dbrenS.
Monricc 9dileb, 6rcOerid, So, iue.
gen ni6t ridtia dugehrahter 9dlm.
mer.
). 01. @raoen iSreOerid, M0.,$25,
iucgeu nidt befeItigter Drummer
2nuguit GaitIou RodOiae Dln~
So, teine g&liiiiner
S. W} @rldc, 9lodbiIle, M6., $40
feinc 2icen5
NlidarO Gollonl geluir, @lo4
$40, anobe unter Dem 9Ilter,iilbr Oic
Moibinc. q,
6. S. smit6, gGicott Giip, 0lo.
500, iueeer 3iI ibneIIen 6abrens.
g. 6. Snaipou. 9aodoiqe, Wlo., So,
itidt redt beieitiote Drummer.
8. g.. Sullipan, NodpiIle, Mo., 81
teile 2iren5.
G0morO @elib, 9lodOille, Dlo, $50,
neJen Ginfluiies BON, Spirituoien.
GOwar0 @eIib, HodbilIe, @o.,$10,
feline G6ouiieurs-2icen5
@anace Dterrid. Salisbury, %o.
So, fein 2i1t.
o.. s. NiurpbD, Berlin, MO, $25,
luegen 81 ibnelen 6abrenS.
q. 6. DhrpbD, Berlin, Dao, So,
feline g6onffeurs.2icenJ
GuD Seubredic. SalisburD, WlOv
$40, feine Gboufieurs-2iren5.
IS. Wl. S6anf, @oonsboro, @lo.,
$5, nagerebtiertieieu @ebroud elmer
SanoclS-9icen3.
9entD .. @nrOner SagerstomL
Mo., $25, 5u idneaeu 8abrens-
6. 2. MDers, Saoerstopm Wlo.,
So, feline gtinnmer
SenrD Sndiou Sogerstopn WlO,
$25; riidli6tsloies 5abren.
gg. 6. Gufe, 6re0erid, Nlo., So,
feine 9liinlnier.
Ional0 golpie, Hodpillc, W|o., $o,
feine Summer.
6. S. Gab, 9lodoiae @o, $40, fei-
ne G6oiIffeiirs Sicen5 ino @ebrou6
ser Moi6iile o6ne 2onimunnseiiter
s.. ", 9aters, 9iodOiIle WlO, So,
feline 5rontnumnter.
GowarO 97oiInoS, gerIit No., $5,
feAne ghtnner.
2eIter CONS, 6reoerld, a'0, $50,
8o6rens inter Dem GiniluB yCu Spi.
rituoien.
IS. a. Gincent, Baltimore mo-.
$40, 81 idneleu 5aDrens.
BuD @ooIobe. S5agerstoiull W'o.
50, wegcu 81 idneaeu 6o6renS nit
cincm WoiorcDclc.
"a JR 0}nfnpn E0icctt Gitn U}0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03
9er OerIe6rIe 90pi ani Oem OIaaOIcm


g[ls 6rm ellie 6. @oltemcper
BON glr. $50, @eit.ecriileton.S Str,
geitern @or9en in oie Slide eing.
Inn ibrem @atten Sernlan oos sSriib.
ltiif 5u bereitelL iano iic 81 i6rem
groBen Sdreden 0cniel6eu nit Dem
aopic nlf Sem @asoicn IicgenO Dor.
gIus 5luei SG6ncn 0cs Cicns cllt.
itr0mte in ooleu SSolfen oaS toot-
Iide @aS. 9lIlc ibre Strait unpeu-
oeno, no6m iic i6reu 9ebensOci6Grten
aiIi ocn 9lrnI ino irug i'm in ben
Sol Gam benudridti0te iie oie
peItIiAe Eoli5eiitotion mo cine 9lm.
biIouj iuor bolo 5ur SteIle. Ger
Ynlmotor iuurOe ongepanOt ln0
0ernton crbolie iitb nodj fiir5er 3eit
etpos. Spdter iunr0c er in 0oS
Sranflin Square 0oipitnI einacIic-
fert 100 oic Slerite i'm nuBer @efabr
crfldrten. @oltencuer er516lte ser
fpIi3ci Dab CT iiH einen Eopf @oifee
bereiten iuollte mo babel in S6Iof
aefanen fem miiiic. @oItemeper lit
Gin 3eitlngStrGger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03
WrOBrr @reiS=2SrttOrWrrO fan9t nit
Spgial=Sln9rOot rrnltlid an.

bot touuen Sic uieueidlt eiues Scr
SIutomobile oeminuen. Bon iett
ob miro ieOc ShInoe einiIuB oui
Oos Gnoreiultot Oes @ettbeuerbs
bo6eu &em Sic cincn 9oo Der.
liereu 10 tonnen Sic ooS mdt
pieOer einbolen. Soiien Sie iib
oieie aiinitiae @eleaenbeit uidt
entgebcn. GieS lit OoS bette Mn.
aebot OeS @ettbemcrbS. GS ilt
S6rc @eleaeubeit,
Sreten Sic Dem @eit6emerb 10.
iort bel. Beginner sic nit 0ieienl
9Ingebot. Beginner Sic 6eute.
Griudeu Sic nm crIdliernoe
QIusfunit Oes eroBcn @or3uoeS
oieier groBen Gompagne oOcr iiber
irgcno einen ouOcrcu @rmft Sen
sic nibt periteben. es lit lebr
idiuer. alle 9in5eI6eiten eines I'm.
ternebmens wic OieleS Seoermann
ioiort peritanolid 81 maiden. Gas
8iircoil oeS Wettbeiuerb.8eoot.
teurs beiinoet nh in glr. 4i3, Gn.
9aItimore.StroBe, uno lit bon 8
ll6r 30 0loraeuS bis 9 llbr glbenos
ge6iinet. Tie EeIepboH.glummer
iii St. &auI 8i73.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03

9iS ieBt lit ser Stilnnen.@ett.
6eper6 3iemlib uniitereiiunt gene.
len. Bon iebt ob miro Dies onoerS
iperOen. Seltc lit elm groBeS
@rtro Stimmeu- uno %reiS.9h.
ge6ot 6etonnt genahtiporOen. Gas
gebraiheu Sic gerooe, INN einen
0uteu 9lniang 81 MAIDEN Serner,
Dies lit OoS bette Stimmeu Pin.
0c6ot. OoS ipG6reno OeS @ettbeper.
bes gemo6t tuer0en miro.
gSie oie obiae gln5ei0e crfldrt
miro S6ncn ieoes neieS gl6onue.
mett inn @ertbc BON $500 10000
Grtro.Stimncn einbringen @enu
Sic gl6onnements i'm g9ert6e bon
$4,000 eiuienOen er6alten Sie
10000 Grtra Stinmcn @ir neb.
men olerOinaS an, OoB meligc
coer oor 0tienonO 10 pielc 9lbonne.
mertS erlongen fam. &ir iin0
iiAer. Dab piele @cperber $4,000
@ertb eiuienoen mereen aber
Slbomements inn @ert6e bon $50
- fonnen Sizes? sic ueroen
oiiBer oeu Grtro Stimmen eiu
So @olOitiid erbolten, peinSie oo.
81 i'm StanOe iinO.
0lnAnnfnn cin nnn Cfi111nihnfnni..
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03

@eiI er ehi @lotorroO, o6ne cine
GobrIicen3 81 beiibeu selcnft bate.
lpiIroe oeitern Der 26 Sabre oItc
Sobn Sellman BON 9lr. 2t03, Sof-
StroBe, bon Ridjter YadorO in Ser
mittleren EoliSeiitation nit $40 ino
Soften beiirait SeIImon wilroe Oer-
boitct, nabOem er om 6alswap,
no6c ser 8allS- StroBe, nit einem
&ogen iueGoliiion geratben mar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-26
"Under Fire"

"Under Fire. the play of love and
thrills that has the European war as
it's background, will come direct from
it's five weeks engagement at the Park
Square Theatre. Boston, and will be
presented at the jefferson Theatre,
Portland, for weeks engagement be-
ginning Monday, Feb. 21st.
The scenes of the play are placed in
England and in Belgium at the be-
ginning Of the war preceding the at
tack on Paris. and aside from being
absolutely, neutral in sentiment ana
treatment it is presented without any
Of the attendant horrors of bloodshed,
but it has thrills, sentiment and hu-
NOR in bounty. being the purest Of ro-
nance. Selwyn & Co. have been most
lavish in this production, for not only
have they made it a great scenic spec
tacle, but to further the truthful
representation they have in it's en-
tourage a full company of German
reservists to faithfully represent the
invading army. The play was writ
ten by Roi Cooper Megrue who was in
Belgium at the outbreak of hostilities
and knows whereof he writes. Head
ed by William Courtenay as the fea :
tured player the company includes
Violet Heming. Edward Mawson, Felix
Krembs. Robert Fischer, E. G. Robin
son, Frank Morgan, Dorothy Abbott,
Madeline Moore, Marion Tanner Nc
Kay Morris, Jack VESSEL, Harland
Tucker and Sidney Chon. The matt
nees will be on Wednesday and Sat
urday.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-26
THOMAS BUCKLEY.

Prof: Caldwell has. many other testi-
monials which may be examined at his
office. He has time to talk with and
treat only those who go to him in good
faith and earnestly desire to get the
treatment that cures If you are doing
well under your family physician do not
go and take up his valuable time.
One of his patients informed the writer
that all along she had been under treat
ment for what several doctors pro-
already realized a remarkable improve
ment and the cough, which before was
very bad. has stopped entirely. Every
one speaks in the highest praise Of the
electromagnetic treatment given by
Prof. Caldwell and his practice is rapidly
increasing.
Take no ones word except that Of a
cured patient. Let no prejudice stand In
the way of reason. whatever your COM
plant may be it will be for your inter-
est to consult him at once.
If you have Catarrh, Throat, Bronchi-
tbs, Consumption.
If you have weak lungs remember ca
tarrh leads to consumption.
Scrofula, all kinds of Tumors, Diseases
of the Stomach and Digestive Tract.
Those fearful Nervous Diseases Of men
and women, no matter from what cause
Lame Back, Neuralgia, Sciatic and Rheu-
matism.
Diseases of the Liver. Kidneys and
Bladder. Male Troubles, Weakness (no
matter from what cause).
Women who are racked with pain in
the pelvis. side, back or head, or suffer-
ing from nervousness and many troubles
peculiar to their sex. can find speedy re-
lief and permanent cure without exami-
nation. Consultation is continued free
and confidential. Hours 9 to Il A. NJ.
to 4 and to s P. NJ, except Sundays
Mondays and Thursdays, at 43 Grove ST..
Augusta. jan26-&
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-26

Acceding to many requests Of Colo
NAL patrons, the management has
booked the greatest Of all Universal
serials, Graft" which will be shown
In connection with the Fox feature,
Friday and Saturday.
Graft" is a genuine serial novelty:
one in which episode is complete; one
that the public can start to see at any
time; one that faithfully portrays the
conditions that dominate in crooked pol
itics. In Graft" two we'll known pop
ular favorites are starred, Hobart Hen
ley. who plays the role Of the district
attorney, determined to crush the graft
ring and Jane Novak, the girl loved
by the young attorney. Graft" will
have sixteen two-reel episodes thus
assuring IS weeks OF supreme photo
play entertainment.
Just a word about 'The Family
Stain, the Fox feature for Friday and
Saturday which features Frederick
Perry, late star of "On Trial" and
known to Colonial patrons by his por-
trayal Of "Dr. Rameau" in the play Of
the same name. 1.-THE Family Stain"
is wonderful detective story. an
adaptation of the novel 1.-The Widow
Leronge" written by Emile Gaboreau.
The production abounds in strong and
powerful climaxes and swift thrilling
action that make it most fascinat-
ing photoplay.-Adv.
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WINDSOR

WEST-F'uneral services of the
late Arthur L. Casey were held at 10
O'Clock Saturday forenoon at the home
in the presence Of the relatives and a
large gathering Of friends The SER
vice was conducted by Rev. NJ II.
Wakefield, pastor of the Baptist
church, who delivered a very able
sermon. Two selections were given
by the North Windsor choir, with
Miss Boynton accompanist.
The deceased had been in falling
health for eight months or longer.
For the past four months he had been
a great sufferer bearing his suffering
Patiently. his death being due to can
Ger Of the stomach. He is survived
by widow and four sons, Harold. Ed
ward, Emmons and Wilbur, and two
daughters. Mrs. Alton Porter and Lett
tie, the youngest Of the family: an
aged mother, Mrs. Betsey Casey: a
prother. Charles, and sister, Mrs.
Edith Stewart OF Togus.
Mr.. Casey was born in Augusta 4s
years ago. When six years of age the
FAMILY moved to this place, where he
mas resided for AZ years. He was n
much respected citizen and neighbor
ana will be very much missed among
a VIDE circle Of friends. OF a genial
disposition and kindly nature, he was
ever ready to assist he friends and
neisnoors when In trouble. Not only
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terry Of other women and Stunned you
for the company Of these women?
Thos. H. Ince answers and directs the
photoplay which solves this perplex-
ing problem in his latest production
"Matrimony" which will introduce Miss
Julia Dean as star Of Triangle plays,
at the Colonial Wednesday and Thurs
dy. Miss Dean who scores a distinc-
tive hit in "Matrimony," will be re-
membered as the original star of
Bought and Paid For" which won her
an enviable reputation. "Matrimony"
is one of those. rare and delightful
dramas that is of the greatest interest
to theatregoers especially the femin-
inc portion Of the audience.
Ford Sterling will drive gloom away
by his comic antics in lively farce,
Following Fathers Footsteps. This
two-reel Keystone is a sure winner. it
is positively scream from start to
finish, ludicrous incidents being COM
bined with thrilling stunts. Besides a
weekly, there will be other subjects in
cluded. Tonight. two complete shows
at $50. SIS P. NJ All seats ten cents.
ADV.
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ADJUSTMENTS
CITY HALL.

Would Tattoo Chins Of Married Wo.
membranes Rawei Suggests New
Zealand Custom for Ameriea-Has
New Saiutation Also. Looks Like
Kiss, But Isn't. Try It.
Fewer Washers would show traces
of discolored optics and the stock
excuse Of I didn't know she was mar
ried' would no longer avail, says the
Chicago Record Herald, IF the sug-
gestions of Chief Rawei be put into
effect in Chicago"
He advocates the New Zealand GUS
tom Of tattooing married women's
lips and chins to distinguish those in
and out of the matrimonial market.
ITS a magnificent CUSTOM" says
Rawei who heads the group Of New
Zealand entertainers to be seen at
City hall Monday evening.
! Another social innovation suggested
was the former New Zealand method
of greeting by rubbing noses. 1t
looks like a kiss, but isn't. Try it.
The Raweis are severe in their criti-
! cism of. modern war methods. which
they say are more brutal than those
uSed halI century ago wien lgnoTaHt
, South Ssa Islanders fought with spear
club and boomerang.
| Local amusement lovers are prom
Used something weird. novel and de-
lightfully entertaining next Monday
evening 1t is an absorbing and stir
ring spectacle, depicting native life in
the South Sea Islands with fidelity
and realism that is often startling
reproducing the savage music. songs
ceremonies and customs as only ma
tives can.-Adv. .-.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-26

The New England Telephone and Tele-
graph Company respectfully petitions the
Board of Aldermen of the City of Au-
gusta, Maine, for a location for it's poles
supporting and Strengthening fixtures
and wires, in the following named streets
and highways of said city.
Said Company agrees to reserve space
above poles for telephone, fire alarm and
police signal wires. owned by the city
and used for municipal purposes. Said
poles to be erected under the supervision
Of such officers as said city may desig-
nate.
Following are the streets and highways
above referred to: Valley Street, from
Childs Street, entire length.
January 13. 1916
New England Telephone and
Telegraph Company
BY Geo. H. Dresser, Gent Plant Supt.
BY D. B. S.
City Of Augusta, Maine.
In Board of Aldermen.
January 18th 1916.
Upon the foregoing petition, it is or
dered that notice thereof be given by
publishing copy of said petition and
this order thereon in the Kennebec
Of Augusta. Maine. and that a hearing
thereon be given at the Aldermen's
Rooms on the twenty-first day Of Febru-
airy at 7.30 o'clock P. NJ. at which time
anu place IeSiueH.S ana owners OF prop
erty upon the highways to be affected by
the granting Of the permit applied for,
and all other persons interested, shall
have full opportunity to show cause why
such permit should not be granted, the
last publication of said notice to be at
least fourteen QD days before said hear
ing.
WALTER NJ. SANBORN,
Acting Mayor.
A. N. SOULE,
ROYAL H. RODWETJ
H. C. BROWN,
A. CASAVANT,
Municipal Officers Of the City Of Augusta.
A true copy of petition, and notice
therNcn.
Attest: BCRLE1GH MARTIN,
jan3d1t City Clerk.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.
Augusta Lodge, No. 141, +. and A. NJ,
Conducts Annual Ceremony.

Augusta Lodge, No. al, F. and A.
NJ. held its annual installation Of Of
ficers Tuesday evening in Masonic
Temple in the presence of a goodly
number of members, the ceremony be-
ing conducted by Rt. w. W. Leslie
Meloon, district deputy grand master
of the 18th Masonic district, assisted
by Wor. Lewis A. Burleigh as grand
marshal, also Henry E. Dunnack as
grand chaplain. Refreshments were
served after the ceremony. The Of
ticers installed were as follows:
". NJ, Edward L. Ripley: S. w,
Alfred c. Turner; ]. W., Harold D.
Jennings; Treas, Wor. Will L. Hilton
Sec, Wor. Weston Lewis marshal,
Aubrey A. Nelson; organist, S. Alfred
Houghton: S. D.. Leonard V. Clark
j. D., Wilkinson Whittam; S. S., Reuel
N. Soule: j. s.. Erldon B. Turner;
tyler Lemuel d. lakewood