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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24
(@ingeianbt)
Garcia MOrcmO mnS Bic Jcittitcn
IN Ecuador.

pertontntcnen 2anoes lplroe linn ourh
Ole 81 II 3utbeil, Die CT 3liriids
rief. Eieies Seroienit mitB ritdhaIts
log nucrtdnnt lperhen, 10 picl man
aud, in cipiiiiierteu Staateu se9eu Die
Nebrc uno Ole Sbdtigfeit Der Seiuitcn
ein5uipenhen babeu Mag. Sn baIbe
lpiloen Halloern, nie 60 ECUADOR nds
mails mar, ulb ndntentlid) Ill Den
b~albipiloen 9auoerl Der Srppen. 100
Der ans 9eudBi9teu 3oncn tommenbe
auIoniit lino Wtiiiipnor raid crlabnlt.
bat BON ieber Die ciierne Sis;ipliu. Die
Welttlusbeit uuO DIE matericllc Waht
bes Seluitenprbens Die beiten chilli
iutoriifen Wirfunssn hsrpor9ebrntt.
Sn Ecuador iparen lno iino nod Die
Seiuiten ltnb Seititcns SDalirtae oue
ein3ige eei'ti8e Clement, pGs fir hobc
Siele politilGen, ipirthifaftiid)en uuo
tpiIienihaftlifen 2ebcnS IeritInbniB
bat ilno 3ualetd BEN Wiaeu iino Die
aroft, cs hurdsuiescn, ioiueit CO Die
Stauts9eipalt 5uldbt. Garcia Worenu
erfarnte Die 9ebeutung Der Seiuiter
fir elm Vanb uie Ecuador gut unb
tbat Nuss, llu ibreu GiuiluB burdJ
lleberIaiiurs Der SdluIcn. ourt, Rripis
leeieu uno Belts gu tebeu unh 81,
tdrteu. GlltI bic librigc fathoIi'te
Stride erbielt cine 10 beporrettetc
Stsaune lpic in tsinem dnbcren Staat
Ser @elt Ser ttcotrattihc
Staut maj IN Ecuador fait neripirts
Iitt, uno Die sroBc Wtaiie hcs Bottles
fiihIte lid iebr ipoal bubei.
Iu lplirbe Garcia Wpreuu am 8.
N,,euit 1875 crntorhet. Sic Seiuitcn :
hsrritaft mar ploelih 5u Gube. cine
IiberaIc Regierunp fam ans Hiioer.
Samit fam aber iticrt cine 0efrciuna
Der Setter. ntht Gin Nnfihpura in
Der @rhuidluns oes Gultes uub Staas
res, ipnbern ee trnt cine Stagnation
linb baIb elm Niehcrsang I'M eeidmnIs
ten politiiheu, iuirtbidaftlihen unb
gsiItigen 2ebeu gcuabpr's ein."
ltub oieier ieIbcn Wanu itilbert
0aiiaurei, Der in heutih sontcritos
niiteu areiieu 81 Ieiuer Seit cine be-
oeuteuoe Nole ipieltc. oils elm ipubree
ltngebeuer an 8rauiamteitl--(@.sS ct.
bes .. o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24

IS Scr pdpitliht Nbleaat 9eoini
"a int Sabre 1853 Cincinnati be
~ huttc. geborte Der Ndtunr :
~ picr5ieer Srieoeri6 6aIiaursi
gu Den 0esern, Die eineu Niirubr in
S3ene ieeeu lpoatcn. Yiueolu id)idtc
bicicn Wunn ipdter ais 8eionbten
nah Ecuador. mo er bier Snhrc lang
pcrblieb. Or hat itber ieinen Nufent
bait in iener Hepublit elm Bud 8es
ihriebeu: Sour gears Slmoug Spaus
lib Nmcricune", bos 1858 IN Nem
gort erihieneu lit.
Sn einem aapitel bieier Strift be-
itdftist SaiIaurft 'id, eingebeuo nit
@artia Moreno, Dem Yrdiioeuten
gcuuborS, ben CT nis 5nrannen in Den
dIlerihpdr3eiteu Sarbeu malt. anz
bers Irtbeilt iiber bieieu ausBc5ei6ue :
ten Rdnn Der 9eutite Sons Weper.
ber 3u eiuem b%eitin,nteu piiienihafte
Iideu Stpeds jsnss Qano bcreiite. Sn
leinen 1907 in Berlin erihicncncn
giidc, nSn Ben 0 Cd : q II . E II
@cuabor" ipridlt cr iid, ilber
Woreno. unb baneben aud iber bic
Jeiuiten als gr8iebcr, i~olgcnbers
maSen ais:
Ser 6eocutenbite Irdiiccnt. ben
genaoor 9ebabt bat. mar Der 1861 gee
ipdbIte areole 81 arci Wore
o., Elm Wanr bon hoben Iraatsmdns
niifen giserihaften liuS elmer uitBcr>
oroentlifeu Sbattrnft, benz es ges
lang, ben repoIutiordreu 9i6eraIen
gegenitber 3lbe utlb SeItigteit In baS
5erriittete 2ano 3u bringen. aoniers
BATH. tlerital uro renttipndr. bat or
Die itetieen, itaatserbaltenben Gle
mente ieiuen 3iclen bisnitbar gu
MAIDEN aetpubt. CT srb0bte bas
Staatssinfomnten ourd, cine iritemoe
tide, gered,te 9eiteucrutg, CT unters
oriidte obre Ridiiht Der YcrIor Be-
mug unb @etpdlttbdtioteit. er balIte sic
INNER nod ein3isc 9robe SnbrltraSc
oes SodIaubs bon Quito mad Den
Glib Sropiu5en. ben telegraph bon
@liabdouil uah Quito, sriinoete SGuz
len, SpitdIer. Sabrifen, idubcrte iluo
orcnete Die RettIpre6uus. Die tpirts
iamite llnteritiisuug bel ieinem raft
lofen gemiiben INIT Die Sebung bes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24
Die prstibitisniiten

SubianapoIis. Snb. - Scr
Shlodtrlii Stint Yiillioueu Stilumet
fiir &rpbibition" lit bon hcn Yortcis
tiihrcrn i'll indianapolis, Sno., aus
9eaebeu luproen. Die bort pcriummcIt
luuren. unr /. Sraut 0auIp. Den che
maligcu rcplth!ituniidleu @ouperncur
BON Snoiona mo &aubihatcu iiir Dos
Trd'ipeutcnamt nuf ocm &ro6ibitionSs
Sidet, luo Sr. Sra @anoritb bon
Bottom. Ser lid nm haS Nutt oes @ices
Trd'ocutcn beuirbt. bon rcreu Mount
nation in acnrtniB Su ieeen. Sic
Hebucr bel Den NptifiiutionS Scrcs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24

aerinser ais ma oenfeu ioatc. Sier
uuo "a III Die Ode zines Sauies arges
nnst. ober es tlaffen God1cr I'M BiebeI.
Sm 8an3en aber lit Scr Sdaoen unbes
beuteno. 8as grpbc Babe SoteI in
Citenbe lit uuberiibrt. llnb nue 8Ioss
iheiben bes 9robeu alirbauieS iino
gang. Sn 8eebriiese baben Die 9elts
ihen eiuige @ebdiioe ab8eriieu, DcIte
benz Seiub aIs Sriertierlin9s Yuntte
oieuteu.
YNibbleferfe lit bon BEN Srau5oien
in Sriimmer seitpiien, uub es lit pers
iuunoerIit, Sab 600 Serioueu nod
bort tpobneu. gS sibt iosar nod,
cine ShuIe, pelhe bon aflt5ig 8ins
bern bciuGt miro. Nber iebe6 SauS
bat ieinen bonibeniihereu llnteritanp
serabeio pie Die SdiiBeusrdbcu Der
Splboten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24
Meunt flslens bsfticscn.

Gon9ar. &aib.-Sic erie 8es
itet0uul oc5 Niouut 0eicu3 bat itdtts
~gcIuu6en. 3luur purbcu Id,on frilber
@criltdc gcwnht, mrBtcu nbcr ipcget
Der tiefcn Shueclugc n%ufgcgcben mex
ben. Die 5IUci 6crrcn ~ge1ortcn Dem
geplogiiden &crlnciluug5 : Bureau an
uub beibcu SrGut SOrthnm uno &crcp
Sos. Us wdrcu crOrmc Shtuicri8S
teiten 3n iibcr!piuOeu, oniiir batten
bieielben oCu iouiG iclteucu Spd9cnlB.
iiebcu ShnCcbcrac 5dblcu 81 fonnen
inter bencn aid1 bcu bcrrlihcn Sbnitn
i'm Siincn. Sic 8ittcruna uro Snfts
berhdltniiic inn ieItcu 10 giiniti8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24
Die Saniidse JnfeIermpps in
WsitinSien.

GSortiesung Don Der ,. Seitc.)
ieooh sur 9cihiisuna ser SanOels'
ltraBen uno beS am Mtldnttider
O3ean aeleaenen 9insallgS gum ga
lama.aonol iiir uneeniigeno. SaR
Sitan. Der bailptiGhlitite Safen bon
8orto Rico, bietet Sen Shiiieu 5lpar
mlsgeSebnte gnfcrpldte. oas Wuiiel
lit iebof pcrbdltniBmdBig ieid,t NM
MIR fir Shiffc init geringem Sici'
gang iubrbor, pahreno Der SafeIl
Charlotte Amulic III Ct. lboras
tief gcnntl lit, nm Den groBter
Sblattitifien oas Anfern i'll geitat.
ten. 9lild) ole 2orallenbud,t III Ct.
San bietet gliten Antergrln6. 0tit
~geeigneter 9eieiti8un9en Dilrbe Ct.
1bumas ltot) aniiht Der WilitGrs
cine 10 gut wic uneimlebntbarc Slot
terbdIis bilbcll cine srt ameritani'
it,en Selaolar0S I'M aori1iideu
Dtcer. Ter Safcn bon Charlotte
amaIie iii id,on iett lanaem cine ser
groBten RpblenitatioEen Der Welt. Gr
beiist SdrfiSbaub0ie, Srodenoods,
Hepuratlr . @erfitatteu. mo ab9e.
leben oaocu, Dap er Elm 3liiIlttts'
bafen iii, miro er ais NulegeplaS iiir
cine An5abl IompierIinien nit Yai'
iugier. mo Srattucrfchr beuugt, Ter
llmitaub iebod), bab or III Der Ndhe
oeS EonomafotaiS liegt, gibt ibnl
cine @ebeutln9. Ole mad, Nuiidt Ger
amerifnniideu Niiitdrbeboroeu Den
gebotcncR hoben Ercia redticrti9t.
Die bGniltpen ,Mlieln iIIo pulfuni.
id)en llrlprungs ulo Don aornlenrii.
fen umgeben. Die Observation-Disclosures
pariiert sniid,en 0cn aiiitemieoeruu.
gen uro Den Bergen; GueQen unO
6liiiie limo iebod ~fcineS,peas reihIid,
porbanocn mo bas Sano lerbct beit'
weiie lebr inter Der Srofeubeit. 81.
SbonIas lie9t 40 Weilen oitlid bon
Yorto Nico urb hat cinen Sladenin.
buIt BON 30 Guaoratmeilen. 3ltdcr
miro BORT a~ugebnut mo tropiite
Trii6te iino I'M lleberiluB porbauoeu.
Die nobegelegene &niel 81. San iii
2t SuaoratmeiIen groB mo ~Iieiert
ben beiten Ban Rum, benu oas alima
iheint Dem Sorbeer. ans Dem Der
Ban Rum beitiaiert miro, bcionoerS
giinitig al ieiu, st. 9roir oocr
Santa Gui5. Ole GroBtc Scr brei IN.
ieln. umiaBi 81 Suabratmcilen mo
lieat 60 NeiIeu iiiooitlid, pom Torto
Hico. 0ie SpeI aroBten StGbte iino
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24

baIantte llnteriudungeu iibcr Wdrfts
nuN 2aropirtbi6aits Sinan3en on9es
iieIt lpcrben. sic Stubien be5ieben
iit bnuptidhlid aui @eiesecbun8.
lpelde bic bette @runolnse fir 3ns
iuntnlenarbeit Ifafit. iotpic nui jere
@cnoiIerifuften. Die iid am beiteu
mir bic AQ8emcinbeit betpdbrt
babeu. 3ic GrgebuiIe bieier Inter
iuhungen lperoen per0ifentIidt uno
oaSura, Der 9cpolterlins bes StaateS
5~usduaIid scmaht iperben. Sarma
5inansen. 9anh. 2rebite unb dhnlihe
einihldsise 8ragen weroeu and in bic
Grbebungcn cinbc3useu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24

gen. bo oicie5 @clo oen Naiiertcn
WGdten gelieben iporoen lei, ionic
nah ocu aplonien oes 8cife5 Beian0t
tplrbe. Der Heit6ctrag fam ais cine
ShuIoenlait anaeiebeu iueroen, Ser
bos ge9eufpdrtiSc giutommeu Ser
Station Dos @IeitseipifJt bait. Or
iaste. ouB 8roBbritannieu lid IN Ser
iel6en Gage befdnoe ipte Elm Wanu.
Der elm ginfommen bon 5000 Rfuno
beiGBe unb S6uloeu i'm 9leiheu Be
TRACE bate. l~Sunitauleuo Efuno
Stcrliug iino $25,0O0.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24
Seid,lHHc Ser ,1satssliiepsn
- fsinenssilnisn".

Waih in9ton. :. Is. - Sie
oGatbolic Sotal abitiueuce Union Of
anterica" bat in ibrer Shlubiieuug
inter hent 8oriis bon Heo. Sobn B.
8eal pon Yitts6nrsb 8eiflitiic aus
gcrommeu. bic ii6 sesen ben 5nneb=
meitcen Oe6rauh hernnihcnSer Ues
trGnfe ~iciteus Sruuen uro MiGDhen
rtdltrit,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24

monicn crflGrtcr. DaB Die Stinmcn>
obSabe Der &robibitiortiten in oicicnl
Sabre 10 groB iein werpe. paB fem
3Deifel bariibcr beite6en f0nne. oaB
eiu Yrohibitions Enhancement BUR
Understanding nod, Dor Dem Sabre
1920 uuiacuoTutcu rperoen miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24
Cooperation suiid9en StaSt
ans GauS.

Sarge, y. 0af.--Dte 8e9entens
9ebprbe o RorosS afota bat Nnorbs
runs ertbeilt, bab ar Der itaatlifen
Decentralization bon Rprps 0afota in
Scrbinbung init benz Sunbes Iders
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24

Gine Sei.anftail. peIGe iirers ran Biarrer
dneipp'5 W!eibooe g~eiettet ipiro ilr S6rua9e.
3erpeu' uro Wtaeeniciocnoc, icvte aud fur
Tbeumdtisrtus nHo ale 6rpriihen 1rart'
bcttcn. Gigener Gecliorger nno ipeBicner
Goticeeicrit. Sur ndbere s~Iaafuuit ibreibl
Gil Die
SISTERS OF THE PRECIOUS BLoOD
Kneipp sanitarium. Rome City. Ind.
Peiu, Sbreibeu crtudbue sell. otcies Siati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24

- 8cr tGgIich alf crloubte Semitic
uuo Srcltocu per5id,tct, idyrcitct i'll Der
SlGcnb tupfCr upruu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24
Wrirnpcr snlnf it Der Nntur arrh

@ciuuncr SGlnf lit Der Yutur 9rIbz
tce Observation-Disclosures. Cbnc
beuiclbcu touucu luir uidlt Large cris
iricrcn. shluflnic mn urribigc
0ddrtc gcbOrcu 3u ocn eriten Gu5citcn
elmer &ronfbcit, 6 1T bnru gcrahc
Die rittigc 3cit. cine Sehnrnlurg nit
Sorui'3 Nl]pcntrdittcr 81 bc5inucn.
Wiou idlreibc an Or. Ecter Sdbrucp
& Sons 60. t9-25 So. 6opne auc.,
Chicago. III.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-14
JUSTICE HALEY
OPENS COURT AT
DOVER, TUESDAY

Dover, Me-. Sept. 13.-The supreme
court convened at Dover Tuesday. AS
sociate Justice George F. Haley of Bid
deford presiding. A new grand jury
was empanneled, whose names are
given below, and they were sent to the
grand jury room to enter upon their
labors. Then followed the empanneling
Of the traverse juries and the remain
der of the day was taken up with the
calling of the docket and assigning Of
cases. A large number Of attorneys
was present at the opening OF court,
and many spectators as considerable
interest centers in the possible trial OF
Willis Priest Of Milo for the alleged
murder Of George Herbert at Schoodic
lake March Is, and the making up OF
the grand Jury was watched with In
terest. II an indictment Is found
against young Priest, the case will be
tried this term. County Attorney Hud-
son prosecuting and Leon G. c. Brown
of Milo defending.
The list Of jurors follows:
LIST OF GRAND JURORS.
]. A. Goldthwaitt, foreman. Gull
ford; Otis Aver. Orneville; Charles H.
Bennett, Abbott; Elmer A. Bolton,
Foxcroft; John H. Church. Shirley; J.
V. Emery, Medford; Charles jackson,
Monson; William H. jenkins, Milo;
Henry Jones Williamsburg; Anthony
c. Kimball, Parkman; Thomas w.
Paine, Atkinson; w. A. Smith, Sebec;
Vance ]. Starbird, Dover; w. H. Will
liams, Blanchard.
Excused this term-Alton l.. Carr.
Sangerville; Charles L. Capen. Green
vile: Osker Ward, wellington.
Excused finally-M. c. Koran,
Brownsville.
LIsT>OF TRAVERSE JURORS.
First traverse jury-George D. Ly-
ford. foreman, Atkinson; Ronalds 0.
Austin. Parkman; G. S. Dean, Med
ford; w. Harry Hughes, Monsoon,
Charles Dunphy, Sebec; Mellen F.
Ellis, Guilford; Scott Emery. Lake
View; Lewis Gerrish, Brownville; Yer
ner Curtis, Wellington: George H. Rog-
ers. Abbot; Charles Philpot, Orneville;
Willis E. Campbell, Kingsbury.
Second jury-C. c. Durham. fore
man, Foxcroft; Edward Clarke. Bower
bank: Q. J. Abby. Brownville; Frank
S. Dean, Barnard: Willis E. Rollins,
Dover; w. w. Pullen, Monson; A. E.
Bartlett, Blanchard; E. T. Perry. FL
louisville; John H. Sears, Whitman
tic; Clarence NJ Weymouth, Guilford;
Harry Thomas, Williamsburg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-14
FANS WATCH THE
NATIONAL FIGHT

Local baseball fans are taking a
great interest in the fight that Is being
waged for the pennant in the National
League. Coombs, the former Colby
star, who is with the Brooklyn team is
doing his share to bring the pennant to
that team and seems to be pitching in
his old time form. While the fact of
his being on the Brooklyn team is
causing many of his friends here to
hope to see that team win the pennant
the general run Of sympathy In the
city is with the Boston team. The
scores of the games are put out in
number of places about the city and
they are eagerly watched for by a
number of fans. The fight in the
American league is also Of a great deal
of interest here and the general SYM
pathy is with the Boston team in this
league as the only other team that has
any local men is Philadelphia and
they are entirely out Of the running.
Many of the fans here are looking for
the worlds series to be played in Bos-
ton and are planning on attending one
or more Of the games.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-14
P|TTSF|ELD
Members of Local Festival Choir.
us Attend Joint Rehearsal
at Waterville
D E L E G. A TIES LEAVE FOR
WOMEN'S FEDERATION

Mrs. F. e. Mayo and Mrs. Frank
Randlett. members Of the Pittsfeld
Tuesday Club, and Miss Frances Lam
cey Of Hartland, member of the lit
erary club in that town, left here
Wednesday for Kineo to attend the
annual meeting of the Maine FEEDER
alton Of Women's Clubs.
Mrs. F. o. Turner of Harmony left
this week for visit in Boston.
Mrs. E. E. Bagley Of Boston, former
ly a resident Of Pittsfield, who has
been visiting relatives in Troy and Ply
mouth, was in town Wednesday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Lancey of Hart
land were in town Wednesday.
Mrs. H. E. Ordway Of Augusta was
in town Tuesday the guest Of relatives.
A. B. Thompson of Gardiner passed
Tuesday here with Mrs. B. F. Thomp-
son.
Everett Hurd returned Wednesday
to Orono, where he is student at the
U. of M.
Mrs. John N. Martin has returned
from visit in Lewiston.
MRS. Caroline Spollett of Etna Is in
town for an extended visit with Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. McGilvery.
Miss Eliza Dyer of West Pittsfield
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Stevens in this village.
At a meeting Of Somerset Lodge, K.
of p. to be. held Thursday evening,
| the rank of Page will be conferred and
a banquet will be served.
]. W. Chase of Ellsworth. who is to
locate here, was in town wednes-
day and rented the Alice Harding
house on Summer street. His, family
| will arrive within few days.
About 10 members Of the Pittsfield
Festival chorus were in Waterville
Wednesday evening to attend a joint
rehearsal of the choruses in central
Maine with Director Chapman.
Preparations are being made to pre-
sent a Cabaret at Union hall Friday
evening, Oct. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Moulton of Ban
gor are in town for visit with Mr..
Moulton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Moulton.
Miss Eva Burton Of Hartland left
here Tuesday for visit with friends in
New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-14
PAYS TRIBUTE TO
WATERVILLE COOKS

A former resident of Bath and a veter-
an Of the Civil war who il stopping with
relatives in this city of late, is rather
a remarkable man for his years. He is
nearing his 10Th year and except for a
weak heart he says he feels as we'll as
ever, although he has met with a good
many hardships and had some narrow
escapes while serving his country in the
war. At one time while doing service he
was STOPPING to take a shot from a bar
rel to pass to the gunner when an en-
emy's shell burst behind him and piece
of it passed so close as to tear his pant
leg. He has followed several different
trades during his life. among them the
mason's trade, and remarked to a friend
a short time ago that he believed that he
could plaster a house now. This veteran
having travelled a great deal has had an
opportunity to taste food prepared by a
great many cooks. He was out to Cas-
cade Park short time ago with picnic
party. The dinner was prepared by sew
eral ladies and they received many COM
pliments on the dinner from him. He
even went so far as to say that in all his
travels he had never tasted food SO well
cooked: that the ladies Of Waterville
we're the finest cooks in the country. An.
Other remarkable faculty which this mar
possesses is his eyesight. When IN Wool
wich few weeks ago he stood on the
Woolwich ferry dock and read the time
Of day on the city clock in Bath across
the river. and a gentleman standing by
his side, who had doubted his ability
upon looking at his watch found that the
veteran had read the time correctly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-14
.MENDICANTS ARE
INVESTING CITY

A peculiar feature of the labor situa-
tion in this city at the present time IS
that although nearly every business of
any size is seeking extra men, number
of tramps are in the city every day
and they are going from house to house
begging. Just why big, able-bodied
man should be around begging when
there are dozens of firms in the city
that are looking for men is more or less
of mystery. The new bridge job at
Fairfield is short Of men and the fore
men there are taking on every man who
applies for work. The work is hard but
the pay Is good and the men have a
nine-hour day. There Is hardly night
now but one or more men apply for
lodging at the police station and they
all say that they are looking for work
One who arrived in the city on Tuesdsy
went so far as to ask the officer on the
Plains to have an automobile come down
from headquarters to take him to the
station. as he had walked long way
and was very tired. He walked the rest
Of the way to the station.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-14
Buy Real Estate?
Sell Real Estate?

There are more prospective
home buyers today than there
were yesterday.
More young couples nave "come
to an understanding"-and are
on tho list Of prospective home
buyers.
Other couples, who long ago
made the decision, but who have
mover been able to carry it out,
now find themselves nearer the
goal, and 80 are, in reality, pros
peetive home-buyers.
Families are planning to come to
your city to make it their home.
Some o. them will board for a
time; some viii! rent for a time.
Most Of them are prospective
honns.buyers.
All Of these people, and many
more not thus specihed, are read.
ers Of the real estate advertise
ments. They are rather more
than nero readers-.hey are hope
fil Investigators.
4. II ysu have home to sell, you
can make advertising "pay," and
pay promptly, right now! Jour-
nal ads reach 10000 Central Maine
readers, the home makers of this
prosperous territory.
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ADJUSTMENTS
At the Opera House

Blanche Sweet in Public Opinion"
was the feature picture at the City OPP
era House Wednesday and it was the
verdict of practically everyone who
saw it that the picture was one of the
very finest that has ever been shown
at the house. The work Of the artists
was reported to be far above the aver
age, the plot and the working of it out
Of the best, and in fact the whole pic.
ture was one Of exceptional merit TIL.
twentieth episode Of The Iron Claw is
also shown and this is up to the high
standard which has been seen in the
previous episodes of this great serial.
The remainder Of the program is on a
par with these pictures and the whole
is one that no one who loves good pic
lures can afford to miss. The same pro-
gram will be given on Thursday after
noon and evening.-Adv. .,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-14
Pride In the Stores

"Do you have good stores here?"
The guest from another city asks the question always
Any man living here to whom the question is put
feels little thrill of pride in answering it.
And the answer is prompt ''yes!
usually beyond the mere yes species par
ticular store in which particular pride is felt.
Fair.
city fortunate in its stores is city in which it is good
to i've For the servcegvers They adjcts
to every home The merchants cooperators with the
family heads in their tasks of making better homes and
getting more joy and comfort out of life.
Our stores are pride They to They
never pail. They stand still. They bring to all
that the rest the world offer for pleasure for
our comfort, for good They permanent Worlds
And they good advertisers! If they not then
they would short of the standard fixed for good stores
They tell the They keep in touch with people
They
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-14
An Unusual Program

The following program will be rem
dered at the Thursday evening service
Of the Methodist church: organ prelude.
Mccall; song service. Homer Rodeheav-
err: Scripture reading, H. E. Humphrey
prayer; solo. The Holy City," Elsie Ba-
ker; Hearing Billy Sunday; duet, The
Lord Is My Light, Elsie Baker and
Frederick Wheeler; Address, Infidelity,
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmadge, D. D.: quar-
tette, Rest for the Weary, The Hayden
Quartette Christian Doctrines Illus
trated by the Photograph, the pastor;
chorus, When the Mists Are Rolled
Away, Trinity Choir.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-14

Waterville streets are now being
torn up in good shape, telephone and
telegraph wires and gas mains are 60
ing under ground and a number OF
streets are either under construction
or are being fixed UP so that they are
torn up more or less. Mr.. Estey expects
to complete the city work within a
short time now and to turn to the State
road within a couple of weeks at the
latest. All the teams possible will be
put on this Job and it will be rush
ed. The pit has been cleaned and put
in shape for the taking of the gravel
from 1t and there will be no delay
there when the work Is once started.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-14
DR., BILL PARKS
FIELD COACH FOR
Bates COLLEGE

Lewiston, Me-, Sept. 13.-Dr. William
Parks, Tufts 1915. of somerville, Mass,
has been selected as field coacn at
Bates college according to an an
nouncement made by Captain Dewey
err. Tuesday forenoon. Parks was a
linesman at Tufts but has had expert
ence behind the line and while not en-
gagged in active coaching comes to
Bates with some experience in this
line The selection was made at a
conference between Director Purinton,
Captain DeWever and the committee
Monday afternoon.