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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-09
9as &atbiel Der Mrieuifeier.

ginfa9s gauern 5sigteu. bab ii4
Der Msnid Our6 essisnete 9orbsbano.
lung an bas arIenitsNen seru6bnsn
lam. G9on aus bem Sabre 1922
ftammt Elm Seri5t, ,ponad bi. 8auern
in Sberiteiermart bag 9risnit untsr
bem Ramen 5pbrah - bic 8e5eihs
nuns erinnert an !oiittMraud ,u
alien mDsli6en 3pedsn Dertp<nben,
-rli6t nur als WitieI segen llnse5iefer.
iouSern AUDI bel Rrantbeiten Der
S0austbisre urb als WassnmitteI. gs
foa peitsr bss @ift aIs Wiir5s bes
Rdies @erpenouns sefunben baben.
unb babur9 IolIen 9ersifiunssn bsr@
beisefiibrt porben iein. Guh IpGterbiu
ftnoen ii9 Qrgdben iiber bic 0erbrsis
tuns bes QrieniteTens in Der St.isrs
mari, uno f4lhbli4 pa. bic 4.abemie
Der DiFeni6aften in Wien bic geri4s
te bieriiber 5ufammengeite1t.
Wie Or. Spa9impgIu in einem
9ortrase in Der Deutiden pbarmas
5sutif6en Geieli6aft ausfiibrie, uns
teriu6te Der ttiroIi6 Deritorbene Sir
Senrp Roscoe bic in bieiem Qtabemies
bsri6te eripdbnten arfeniiprdparate
uro fdnb, bab iis BON dusse3ei6neter
Reinbeit paren. Or. Soa9imoslu Be-
bdnbslie bann bic Jrase ua9 Der urs
fu6e Der @epDbnuug an ein 70 beftis
pirtenbes @ift. gs liegt nabs, an bic
bstannten grfftinlingen Der Smmunis
tat gu bsnten, bod tpiro man balb fin.
ben, bdb bier eine Inalosis ni6t mDgs
Iid lit. lin alfo cine grflGruns bisrs
fir 5u finben, mub man iit iiber bag
Sdidfal bes 4rTens I'm a0rper Res
6eni6aft se6en, cine burdaus nidt
lsi9te 4ufsabe. Derartiee 9sriude
bat gloetta anseiteIlt, bic Jpn basn
fiibrten, eine 1beoris fir bic @epobs
nuns an 9trfen aufauitelIen. Die lrs
fade fir biefs 0eipDbnung folI cine
perminDsrte Qufndbme bes arfsns i'm
Darmtonal Ietn. glDettd iteqte iid
Dor, bab bis Darmfdlsimhaut aGmdbs
Ii9 faDsr Sur3ISfis inirS. unD Ssr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-09

leins ainherung. Spdter nabm i1
0phia 9. pintbam's @esetable Goms
Younb unb fiibIte f6on nad benz
s,psiten Taee BeHeruns. Sd nabn,
- bis i'd in esiunbem 3niianSe mar.
Sd empfebie pintbam'fden Webistz
aen allen Jrausn, ba i'd iie nit su<
lem Mefultat s.braudt babe. -
ptri, WilfOrb s. Guumings. "a
Rsp Strabc, 8ribsetOn. q. ).
SolHes 3eusntb fOllte Don allen
Srausn als siu iiber5eusenbsr Be
tpeis anssnommen perben bon rr
0praiislihfsit bon 2pbia 6. ptnfs
Aum's 9esetable COMPOUND aIs Elm
.Mittel fir bic acknowledgement
&runibeiten BON Srauen. als ba iinb
@erfebune. gut3unbuns, giteruns,
Riidenfdmersen, sdmer5bafte perios
Ssu. .RerpOiitdt unb Gbnlihe 9eiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-09
Gin eusliider Siidof iiber eng
liihes &irdeatbum.

Cine bon beri6iebenen @eii6ts.
punften aus bemerfensuertbe glusIai.
lung oes 9iidofs bon aeniington
(oon ei1en Der pornebmen Sprengel
oes 2ouoouer Beitens) iibermittelt
bic SeIegrapben Union. Ger 9i.
Idol iprah BON Der 9an3el aug iiber
bic Iesten 3eppeItn.G .Gnsrifie uno trop
ieiner beutidfcirbIiden geiinnung
i,no ieinem 9orn seeen bic Central.
mGhte bot er babel bod ieinen aanbs-
lellten ciniee Siebe periest, Die pertb
iinb, fir ipatere 3eiten i'm @eoaht.
niB bebolten su tperben.
Der giidoi bon &eniington faete
II. a.: Der arieg bat bic engliide Ra.
tion IN ibreu 9runbfeiten eritiittert.
ginrid)tungeu, Die man friiber fir
unmosli6 belt, luerOen 81 @eiesen
erboben. Ger @rrnbias, bab Der
@iae oes ein5elnen Dem @oble Der
@eiummtbei. unter5iloronen lei, per.
6e 5ur J!;dti6nlr bps gan5en 8olfes
gema6t. Man iebe iih aber barlm ei.
ner 6rase eeeeuiiber, Die nod ibne.
re Gdnpfe reriiriaten iper0e, oenn
man batte es 5ugelaiien, bab iit api.
iden ben alaiIen Shranfen biIbeten,
Die niht 5il iiberblifenoe 9lbgriinoe
idufen. SSn oieiem augenblid Der
nationalen @efabr be5ablen mir fir
Die SiinOen BON friiber. 3u ieinem
Psbauern muiIe er geiteben oaB Die
pneliide Stantsfirde iih nit jenem
Spitem iOertifi5irte, Delhes bic
8olfsnaiien iiberbaiipt aus ben 10.
Sialen Geieaisfeit perbannte. Ter
giidof fraste: Sat bic &ir6e iit I'M
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-09

AOrper infoIsebsiIet lpenis.r qrIen
aufnimmt unO babuyf bic grobsn Do
len pertrdgt. bic ibm 5eissbraft pers
ben, Or. Soddimu III bat nun I'M
pbarmatoIOsiiasn Snititut pom groi.
Or. Ssfiter sinssbero. llnteria6unaen
iiber bic Iufnubme beg arIsns i'm
1bieriOrper anseitel.. Gs lit na.iirli6
bier ni6t m0slid, aaf bic GiBelbeis
ten Der ahaIptiihsr unb pbarmatulo.
sii4en llnteriubrnssr, sinausetsn;
ibr Gnbersebnis 1T, bdb bic glue.ta.
ide annabme nitt 5eisdiist iperbsn
tonnts. benn bic R,fprption bes grs
lens nimmt Bel gsp0bnien Sbieren
niat ab. Der DARN pirD alIo fir bus
grien niht unburtlajIig, ipobI aber
gepObnt iih Der 9arm IotaI an bas
Gift, unb 3par in osm Ginne elmer
erb0btm Observation-Disclosures essen
bic Siftwirtuns- Gs sibi aliO, pis ia
audi bic erfabrunssn Der praris be-
fpiefen, ieine 9spo6nung an arien,
ionosrH i9lieblit perbeH dronii bs
ersiftunsseri6einansen auFiretsn.
pie ia aud tbotid5lit bic arfspits
eFer arantbeiissri6 6einunaen ssissn,
bic unbsbinst aIs aroniite arIsnpers
siftunseH aufsufdiisU finb.
Sn Der anItIisbenben Gr6rierung
ipra5 sitfiGth Gsb. RsgieruHgsratb
prOf. 8. Sefft.r; er mics 5undhit
barauf bin, bab bic unisriu9ungen
2idt in bas rdtbIslbdfie Gebeimnis
bes Qrieniisfens ge6radt bditsn. 9as
Rdtbisl lei oubur5 gu ertldren, bab
cine S.ipObnuna Der S6IeimhautSels
len bes Wasenbaymtandls segen bic
QsBpirtuns oss qriens berbsisefiibri
perben t6nne, isinesfalls nber lei Der
itetise ari.ng.nub uneeitraft m05lid.
Sn ben Dsrf1isbsnsn 2ebrbiihsru fin.
ben ii9 ia aud gr3dblungsn iiber bas
1rinien ppn arieuhaitieem WdHer,
namentliG in GnsIanb. mir miiHsn
ba5u ab.r niht mad Gnglunb gehen,
mir t5nnsn bas sl.i5e In G6l.iisn, in
Reideniteiu beobd3ten. Jn bisfsr 0ss
ssnb iiub Don ben 5iittsnbetriebsn ars
ienbaltige S6uttbalben porbanbsn,
unb in ein5elnsn Stdbtibeilen. bic NIT
OberflGhenpnfsr perforgt iperb.n,
bas iiber bieie Sduttbdlbsn lief, 5eiss
te ii6 bic iossnuHnts ReiftniteiniAe
arantbeit, bic ri6ts anberes mar uls
cine dronifde arienpsrsiituns. es
ertrdniten nitt ettpd nur Dsu 5inSus
se3ogene, fonbsrr aud fcl6e oeute,
bic fbon lang, bieiss WaHsr tronlsn.
Bon elmer 4risngsp0bnung ionnts dls
70 feline Rsbe isiu. Dr. Golbmann
tpies nun nod burduf bin, bdb aus
ben 9usfii6runsen bes 8crtrastnnsn
gu erleben fei, ipis bic alien asrcte Bel
Der innerli6sn lnpenbuns bon arisn
inftinttio bus Ridtise geiroffen bdts
ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-09

Ole Sndle gefiimmert? sGus ben nun
foIoenocn Yeuertirneen gebt berpor,
.af er oieie 6rase perneillte. Ger
sliihoi iagte peiter: Ser arieg bat
ocn mcraliiden Corn Der ensIiiden
Stride gegen Die ainoermoroer uno
z .ylddter nuibulbiger Eraieu. se.
gen bie 3eppelinpiraten bis gum
Doditen @ra6e selteigert. aber. 70
rogtc Der Siifof uaitcr, bat man iib
in oen norbergegangenen arieoens-
,eiten 6arum gefiiirmert, mas ans
ocn 5ra.,cn uno ainblrn fpurbe, Die
alter Den ihrcdli6en 3mit1neen Die.
IS io5ialen SDiteins lebten9 0ein,
Sc STRIDE bat iib niit baritm &C.
iiinlmert, ais s6rperidJait ipar iie 5il
apatbiih, Inn fiir mirflide io5iale
Ttiormen ein5iitreten.
9ieie bohit bemerfensipertben 3u'
geitGnoniiie Oes 9iibofs bes leiniten
S.a0ttbeils 8roB.Sonoons ent5iillen
Dem aenner engi:ifer @erbaItniiie
+uor Dem Griege nibts Reues. Gie'
engliibe airbe lit nieinals Die Ser
treterin Der gerabe i'll bieiem Sanoe
70 b06It notbuenoigeu io5iaIen Re-
fprmen gerpeien. 9as 9olf bat oas
aud itets eetpuBt, uno lid tets in ei.
mem gepiiien @bitauo pom ibr gebaI.
ten Gas iippige Seftenlueien einer'
ieits mo Der seiltis unb ioaiaI 10
troitloie 9ititanb Der unteren ala'ien
anoerieits iinb Die SoIsen bieier SteI.
lung Der iogenannten angIifaniiten
So6firfe. 9ieie Stride 1T zines bon
ben gIdnsenbcn observation-disclosures
Der begiiterten alaiien, nidlts Deiter.
"a iie elm grgebniB frilberer poll.
tiiber 3idtGnoe unb oes in Der Ta.
tion tiei lpur5elnben aaitengeiites
lit, 10 fam tie alb nidts 3ur Gr.
fenntniB io5ialer gsotb ODER gu oersn
9inoerung beitra9en. 3ie groBeu
gfameu uno Ole io5ialen slpoltel (ntan
oenfe on 8eneraI @ootb) oes fir6li.
den engliifen 2ebens geboren falt |
ale slubenitebenben an. es 9eniigt |
nm iib einen rittigen Segriil BON
Der engliihen STRIDE gu muttn, auf |
ibre @ntiteblins su peripeiicn. Gi'ie !
Stride mar ein poIitiihes er5eugniB |
ser Suoortonige, Die einerieits bic
9totbmenoigfeit erfannten. bonn aa.
tboli5isnus dbjufallen, nnoerielts |
Dor Den proteitant!ihen eiferern, Die
ibnen aQBu oemofratiide Sebren Dor
trugen, cine begriinoete Sdcu bat
ten. Gs lit ia aud be5eitlneno, oab |
Die engIiihe Reformation (rute.
Seinrid VIII. niht BON unten, roic
in alien anoern 2dnoern, ionoern BON
uben beganr. 1ie 8egenir0miing oes
golfes gegen iie ieste iofort ein ino
iuberte iid in eriter Sinie IN ben spei
9roben StroHllneen Der presbpteri'
amer unb Der SSnbepenoenten, Die
lu1breno Der engliihen Repolution ei.
ne 10 grobe &oae ipieIien au6 nab.
reno bes gan3en IS. iiHb 19. Sabr.
5unberts butte bas Diiiibententbum
,pie man o1es nannte, fpaS niht Der
Staatsfirhe ansebGrte) iebr sabl.
teide 9lnbanger, unb beionbers Die
aIoiien lieferten einen
Juten sbeil oapon. Seber etnigerma.
gen reee @eiit. iebe parmfiibIenoe
5eeIe, bic ettpas fir io3iale Rotb
bun po1te, nubie gu Der ileber5eu.
Jung fommen. bab bic anslitaniide
firde niht MIR nitt piuens, ai,h
Jar nidt fabis mar, bem 8oIf mebr
u geben aIs ben HrlInf ibrer
}ereinonien unb itone @orte.
20 fam es, bab oas 9olf IN Gnslanb,
loh nebr bas in Sdottlapo, ibr in.
lerli8 itets fremo segeniibergeitanoen
WI
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aufber@e @efnnbarbabn.

Srenocr tsiim etations6icnerj:
.es lit ia id,or aft llbr .... iponn
fomnit tenn eigcntIid Der 6 llbr.
3ua2i@
Tiener:: yDln. menus nal ad)te. 6d
1T mer ntcr ooh feenen GeoenbIif
mebr ii4sr. bab er iommt.
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pound ntnt 9enu9
loben sesen gnts
Siinbuns uHb ans
bere S6pdten.
Sd mar unresels
mdbis unb bate
fur9tbars S4mers
gen. iobub i4
faum bas 3immer
ausfeeen fonnte.
Sd boiterte meiz
itsns, fanb absr
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Wur.

,,alh, ipenn tliir Der xeilseI bic
grrceutid'iinaen boien ipOgltel Sept
bin i4 felt aebn Sobren Srdn grdii.
bent iIiib MIN it asein wlunn s@0rii-.
,tesioer1.
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Grbplm,ta eimer
Weip Seriet)
Gra,t
Hiir4 2sbia g. pinfbara's
0egetabIe GDrnppmno.

ssribsetOn. q. 8. Sd lam
Gbbia g. pintbam's 0esetable Goms
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gereins.anSeisen.
9ieosrlrani gamealirltl.

ssrfanimIune bes E1msHsirfels bes Ginrin.
nnti lisberttans beuie. ban Q. Suni. In Ga,
beritnmpf's 0drten, @tiee 9iu. Gnoe btr
s9drfniu Q1r'eiule. II
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Sn q iiImenIeGbares sett garlanb.
aetleH,f zen NIB GRllsrssiaHee. lebr bilia
20 odlbpnn Sitdbe. 7-IIf
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gu rerIaniem-@l6beIn.
8n berianf,n - Sarmen.
Sn uerlauien = gerid)isoenes.

Z IN eppp. @crisele. Wldi6inerie. 9ilie
b22 heit O. SirGBe. zeL. Ribae ss0.X.
7-IIs
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3n urrmief6eu 1slats.
2sannonin 2snir0inn.

nilaonr NIB Aaum SiraBe 37s--5. Wlt abauls
viaenibum her nHgdrilten Si. Eiepbnn'B
NliheugeTetfibe
eriliiitef 2 unb 3ynimeriae Slate iebea etIi.
teinr mt 'epnrG,em &nae, NIB 9oileiiesim.
nitf IiieiHeratoT ufib allen ulOeerilen re.
aHemldiei,en rlCbi uiib Hufi 0eliinbflle
Hrae In BET Siaetl Rfdaiige icniiiae Spie.
bfioHoers ilt stnoer inlcbatbdt. 90 aud
S<bdnieniiftH Gas. uub eieiirifthem pt4t.
iaiieHl uHh pdrniem Naiicr 9laiioHche
Aiueibsptrife! 9nberes IN bet Qtnrrlanslsi,
307 Baum Strabe; 2eIepeon Canal 42S9.
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Der aeplaats Ghemann.

atnb: ~g}apa, iags NAL. ipas ift
benn eisentli6 Elm Rriegsfreipi1iss e
( Batter: .Menn elmer htirutbtt, Der
es gar ni4t nStbis bdi.1
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auit nno sOais.
3u perfauien - Sdnier.

Gatrbiep betebts-qo. $50 Boiler,
cirnte. oiiif bon RdbiHe-S.ri .ri6.gsptnbdus
srpei Gats cffeH SoHHias sctpmiiiag bon
bic ubr. p,iO,i1
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Jnrge bon is Sabren, I'm bns CStiierae.
ltafi gu srletHen. sletsrfraeer 4s5 Huee
Srabe. IN
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Tre0. Gdluifer,

geliebter eobn bon Srinrid unb anna coulter.
eeb. Sebe, I'm alter bon 20 Sdbren. gseerbls
aling i5reitas. ben o. sSnni 1919, sindmittnas 2
llbr. lrduereutissbicuii ~ libr IN ber
6entfbeH presbutrtaner airtbe, f5airinounf
5reuHee hno bofIitff sineelaeeu so
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Mnna Yruobef,
I;i 5laFS s,SI am 5OHneriiaa. Sea 5. alni 1916,
Charles Guitape Saudlrrt.

eeIiebier a5niis bon egnna Sau6eri, geb. sssi.
beIi. i'm aIier bon a. Sabrru In fetner gDob,
nura, go. 2I55 Bite eftGbs gie Belt bcr
eeerbigung iuirb fpdier beianHi eeun6f II
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a,erlunst @dnmlidl.

. BeIsseubsii iht erifIGilise Gzetbon,.
arbeiier; bGaetnbe sIrbeii ou6 mad BEN
fttiese; feline G9uHiiionsiabriieilOn; gutter
eobn. 7bs aah atsisE g,aGiHs Co.. go. 9is
GQoriin Sitnbs. I'll
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gihb6en far edusdrbeit sielu apreJ.
1854 AloormGn areHEs. OF Hld!irit Oils.
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xobss.anseipen.

stnIb am Wittipo6, ben 7. 0uuI 1919, gRor.
gems h8 ubr, In fetner GSobuiIns. 80. 3213
0dbnn1uab upenue, g9eifroon,
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Wab6en 'at eansafbeii in 2seo G. Glm
Sirabe CT ssalHHi oils.
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sdaer ais 2 sanO. 1900 gaoe s,tabe.
eiue Rub beiersen. q. gepler, mi. IuseD
lum.
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Gaae6tn fit oaueagbeii DH.er 2e9n
3547 SOeGri abeHue. npoubale.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-30
Government Rests
Case at Roper Trial

The elder Roper was murdered March /
by being beaten over the head with a
piece Of pipe and a large sum of mon
ey which he was said to carry was TAX
en- from him
After the government had rested
William H.. Wilson, senior counsel for
the defense, fled motion asking that
the defendant be discharged for lack
of evidence against him. The motion
was denied by Judge Stevens and the
defense will open tomorrow. At the re-
quest Of the jury an all-day session viii
be held. The defense is expected to
take several days to present its case
The testimony Of police officers who
questioned Roper on the two days fol-
lowing the crime concluded the gov
ernment's case. Supt Redmond Welch
Of the Lowell police department testi-
fed that Roper made conflicting state
nents as to where he obtained the mon
ey which was found in his possession
and which the government contends was
taken from his father.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-30
Little Chance for
a Big Sympathetic
Strike in New York
Workers Return with Statement That Organic
ed Labor ''Will Not Al in Concert in
Behalf of Carmen

proved that organized labor will not
act in concert in behalf of the car
men"
Organization of subway and elevat-
ed road motormen will continue &C
cording to a statement made today by
J.. G. Grifing, third assistant grand
chief of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers, in charge of the work
in this city.
The Amalgamated Association of
Street & Electric Railway Employees to-
day took steps to distribute strike ben
efits among the striking carmen 1t was
announced by James Fl. Nahey, general
counsel of the association.
Sixteen persons We're injured, one
seriously, in a rear-end collision be-
tween two surface cars in the Bronx
this afternoon. One car was standing
still when the other said to have been
operated by strike breakers, crashed
into it. The motorman of the rear car
jumped from his post, it is said, and
disappeared.
Marked Improvement in surface car
traffic was reported today with subway
and elevated lines operating on normal
schedules.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-30

New York, Sept. 29.-Ferry boats Of
the New York Central Railroad CO.,
plying between Manhattan and New Jer-
sey, were tied up during the rush hours
late today by a strike Of $50 employees
on the boats. This latest labor diff
Guilty in this city resulted from the
mems demand for shorter hours and
higher pay. The strike has no connec-
ton, 1t was said, with the traction SIT
uation.
Thousands of commuters gathered at
the two Manhattan ferry stations Of
the company and demanded boats un-
til the police reserves were called out.
Then they left the city for their homes
in New Jersey over roundabout routes.
Situation Friday
Probability of a general sympathetic
strike in aid of the traction employees
who quit their places on September 6
lessened tonight with the announcement
that the local brewery workers union,
whose 900 members struck in response
to the call of the conference of labor
leaders, had voted to return to work.
Officials Of the union issued a state
ment in which it was said developments
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-30
IN MEMORIAM

Senator Swift introduced a resolve in
the Senate eulogizing the late Senator
Edwin Chic, Burleigh Of Augusta. and
Representative Pierce introduced in the
House resolve to the memory of four OF
its members deceased since the winter OF
1914; Frank S. Lord of Ellsworth, Henry
W Evans of North Bridgton. Frank Rob
hson of Bangor and James A. Comedian
81 Portland
The Senate resolve read as follows:
Resolved. That in the death on June
IS. 1916. of the HONORABLE EDWIN
CHICK BURLEIGH. late senator Of
the United States from Maine, the ma
ton has lost an honorable and useful
public servant, and the State has lost
distinguished citizen whose unself-
ish devotion to the interests of Maine
and of his constituents had greatly en-
deared him to our people.
Resolved, That the secretary Of the
Senate transmit a copy OF these reso-
lutions to the family of the deceased
senator.
Continued on Page IL, Column y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-30

anese war, arrived here early today for I,
two days visit to officials and friends.
He is en- route to Japan from the recent
economic conferences at Paris looking to
a commercial campaign after the war.
Several formal and informal affairs
have been arranged in honor of Baron
sakatani. The first Of these was an in
formal luncheon today in recognition Of
the barons services as member Of the
committee on research, division of eco
nomics and history, Of the Carnegie En-
dowment for international Peace DR..
James Brown Scott, director of the en-
dowment. presided.
Tonight Baron Sakatani will be the
guest of honor at dinner given by Tok-
ichi Tanaka. charge 'affaires Of the jap
anese embassy. to which many govern
ment officials have been invited.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-30
No Campaign Buttons
of aft or Roosevelt
at New York Meeting

New York, Sept 29.-No campaign but
tons bearing pictures of Theodore Roose-
welt and William II. Taft will be worn
by guests at the Union League Club re-
ception in honor of the Republican pres
idential candidate next Tuesday evening,
it was learned tonight. Chairman Will
cox of the national committee is said to
have been informed although not by Mr.
Hughes, that if campaign buttons are
distributed they should bear only the like
nesses of the candidates.
Friends of Col Roosevelt are reported
to have intimated to Mr.. Wilcox that
undue emphasis had been placed upon the
fact that the colonel and Professor Taft
will meet at the reception for the first
time in the field of politics since the Pro-
gressve party was born in 1912 resulting
In the men who are now the only living
ex-Presidents being arrayed against each
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-30

other in the contest for the presidency.
THE suggestion has been made to the
committee arranging the meeting that the
real purpose Of the gathering is to per-
nit Republicans to pay their respects to
the partys standard bearer In the pres
ent campaign and not to provide occasion
for reconciliation between Col. Roose-
welt and Mr., Taft.
The colonel is an honorary member of
the Union League Club and accepted the
invitation to the reception because it is
to be given in honor of Mr.. Hughes, it
was explained. While he will shake hands
with Prof Taft, it will be the same man
ner of greeting as was extended when
the two met a year ago at the funeral Of
Prof. Lounsberry at New Haven.
Col. Roosevelt declared today that
''ive-sixths of the Progressives are for
Mr.. Hughes" and predicted the election
Of the Republican candidate.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-30
Lights AS Announced

These lights, according to the OBJ
server were the ones he had been told
by Capt. Robinson of the tug Westerly
would be carried by the German sub
marine which the tug had been or
dered to look for.
The submarine was unaccompanied and
displayed no flag. The observer. who
professed to be familiar with the appear
ance of American submarines which have
their base at New London said that she
was Of different type from any he had
seen. The boat was about two miles off
shore and was going at moderate rate
of speed. The sea was very choppy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-30

fore in making known his views on the
eight hour day
Il am not opposed to the principle
of the eight-hour day." Mr.. Hughes
said. Il favor the general principle of
the eight-hour day. I should like to
see an eight hour work day"
The nominee was accompanied on
his trip by William NJ. Calder and
Robert Bacon, successful and defeated
candidates respectively for the Repub-
lican senatorial nomination.
Mr.. Hughes was fatigued by the
trip. He reached Hornell so tired of
body and voice that he had a local
speaker address the audience in the
Opera house here tonight in his place.
The nominee spoke a few words only
after his substitute had closed. Tomor-
row. the last day Of the second cam
paign trip will end at Buffalo with two
addresses at night.