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Va a discutirse Ia suspension de la
Lev MQrcial en- eli RENO hispano
Consiguio una bueaa mu=
ieT Dor medic del anuneIO
Ell captain esta muy sa~tisiecF1o
cor la esposa que tuvO por
u1 medic commercial

NuEVA YORK. agoSto 20.-DeS-
pues De mucho pensar sobre la cues
ton del matrimonio. ell Captain Char
les Edward Olsen, patron del ber-
gantin Mary E. Morse lego a Ia
conclusion de que en- esa materIa, 10
que podia dar mejores resultados,
Observation-Disclosures. %hablando,' era
desposarse con una viuda y partlcu-
larmente con una viuda que tuviera
hijos. Convencido en- absolute de 81
tcori2. ell citado marino resolvio con-
traer matrimonio, para 10 cual puso
IN anuncio en- un p~eri6dico, solicitan-
do casarse con una verdadera viuda
u tuyiera v~erdaderos hijos.'
La condensation no Sc hizo esperar.
La sonora Mary Jane King, que en-
~iud6 hace dos amos Y medic Y con
:os hiios. una nina de diez amos de
edad Y un nino de seis, respondio a
Ia solicitud del marino. Como ade-
mas de lienar los requisites que
auuel e&igia, cncontr6 que Ia viuda
tenia agradable aspecto Y era por
otra parte. una eycelente m de ca
sa. ell Captain "cerr6 trato' Y am
bis. provistos previamente con 81 IL
concia matrimonial. Sc fueron ell lu-
lies de la Scmana pasada 4 Freeport,
I. J.. V So Daeseniaron ante ell Rev.
Samuel O. Curtis pastor de la lyle
sia Matodista 1.l lugar, quien los
unto en- matrimonio con todas las
solemnidades de ese acto.
En- seguida emprendiercn marido
V mujcr Su viajc de novios. que no
fuc muy largo, en- vista de que cl
Captain ticne que cmbarcarSe para
Europa. y solo pudo ]aprovcchar los
dias que Sc tardarou en- reparar unas
dcscomposturaS sufridas por su Der
gantiu.
"Yoy a haccr un marino dc mi
hijo adoptivo." dijo EMBELLISHMENTS cl
Capitan. antcs de cmbarcarSe. ! 81
pcqucnc que 10 acompanaba reSpon-
did tambiGn con satisfaction: "Sicm-
pre- tgvc Ia esperanto de que ira al
mar" g
Ahora. terminado cl viajc de bo-
Gas. 81 Captain Olsen Sc halla a Dor
do de su bcrgantin Mary (. Nor
Sc" hacienda los p~rcparativos para
haccrSe Il Ia mar. mientraS ST. cspo-
So qucda con SUI hiia, forjandoSc ilu-
stones dc un brillante porvenir, ca
su rueva casa, Ia numcro 3G6 de la
Gale Observer, en- Rockwell, L. |.
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LUGAR DE DIVERSiONES.

- pr2ximo Sabado tcndra lugar Ia
rcapertura del lugsr dc recrco QUO an
teS lIcvo cl nombre dc Houston Park
Y al que sus nucvos propictarioS han
dado ahora CT nombre dc Parque Ma
cional.
FL local dc r~efercncia, que csta 81
tuad0 al fonicntc de la Gale dc
Houston, ha sufrido una complcta
transformation, para 10 cual. Il nue.
0 duenos no Sc han parade en- gas
TICS, pues scgtn nos aseguraran. las
reformas llcvadas = cabo. impoTLan
como dicz mil doiarcs. con cI obieto
dc qGc las familias amcricanss y me,
Xicanas de esta ciudad pucdan pasal
vertaderos ratios de solaZ. :
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Una hueIga de los cons
truCtOres de barCOS
81 no Ilegan a I'LL arreglO, todoS
los astiiIeros de los Estados
%sUn;dos Sc veran afeCtadOs

NEW YORK, 90 de Agosto-hos
LEADERS" de la organization soclallS-
ia uue tiencn a su cargo Ia hue!ga
en los astilleros del Distrito de New
York. aseguraron hoy que 22o,oVo
tr~abajadores en- metales en- VarlaS
plantas del pals seran invitados pa
"a que Sc unan a Ia huelga, a me-
nos que Sc llegue hoy a un acuerdo.
Manana Sc celebraa I'm mitln en-
el Salon Tammany Y sc espera que
sea tomada una resolution detinlti-
"a con respecto q Ia huelga. Segun
los va citados leaders al culdado De
los cuales CORE Ia verificacicn de Ia
huelga. Ell plan incluye que partIci-
ner en- este movimiento todos los ira
ba jadores que hay Ell las piant&s
dcsde Seattle hasta el rio Delaware.
Con este motive Boston, Seattle,
Philadelphia, Wilmington. Elizabeth
Y Norfolk Sc veran afectados. A!
mitin de manana coacurriran los
en1pleados de las uniones internaclo-
males envueltos en- la huelga, como
m~aouinistas, constructors de calde-
ras, h~erreros, etc, etc.
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Ell GENERAL CROWDER ESTA
HERIDO.

FREDERICK CITY, Mr.. Agosto 20
Ell Prevoste General Crowder reel
bio csta tarde a!gunaS lesiones Ell Ia
cara. al chocar cl automovil en- que
riaiaba con un poste ' caer Ia maqui-
M del lado del canine. Ii accjdcntc
Sc debio q I'LL esfucrGO del chauffeur
para evitar cl choquc. Los anteojos
anc usaba ell general Sc licieron pc
dasos incrustandosele los fragmentos
dc CRYSTAL en- la nariz. FL gencral
Crowder ' otras personals que lc a
compafaban. iban en- canine para
Ea-pa-'s Ferry.
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FL Calomel produce
saIivacion y enferma
Actua como 81 fuera dinamita So
bre 81 higado sptorpeeido y lie
haze perdsr IN dia de trabajo

No hay razon roc que II pcrSo-
ma dcbc de tomar ca!omel, que pro-
ducc ~saIivaci6n y enferma cl organs
no. cuando con 80 c%entayos puedc
comprar una botella grande dc bod
sons Liver Tone, que es IN Sustltu-
to perfecto de el calomel'
rs IN liquido vegetal, agradablc,
que c~orregira ell higadc entorpecido
tan bicn como 10 hace el calomel.
con Ia diferencia de que no lie pro-
duci.a salvation nj nauseas.
Tanto los ninos como los adultos
pueden tomar Dod'son Liver Tone,
porque cs perfcctamente inofcnsivo.
FL calomel es una droga rcligrosa.
Es mercurio y ataca los hueses. 81
toma una d0sis de calomel hoy, ma
lana Sc sentira enfermo, debi! y nau-
seado. No pierda un dia dc su ira
baio. Tome una cucharada dc Dod-
sons Liver Tone Y en- la malana Sc
levantsra sintiendose perfectamente
bien, Y con clio hara desaparecer ell
entorpecimiento del h:gado. biliosi-
dad, extrenin,iento, jaquecas, lengua
sucia o agruras. 81 listed no encucn-
ira que ell Dodson's Liver Tone ac-
tua mucho mejor que el calomel ell
todos sentidos, en- ia misma dorgue-
ria donde 10 compre Sc lie devolvera
su dinero.
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UN PUEBLO DE INDIANA GAMBIA
SU NOMBRE POR Ell De
PERSHING.

RICHMOND, Ind Agosto 20
Frank Gipc. Administrator dc Co.
rrcos dc East Germantown. Ind, rccl-
bio 81 ultimo Sabado Ia authorization
del nepartamcnto dc Correcs, para
Zanzibar Ct nombre del citado pueblo
por el dc Persh;ng. Los RESIDENCES en-
East Germantown. pueblo que SC ell.
cuentra Z diez Eillas dc aqui, han pc
dido zanzibar el nombre por el gran
odio que despertaba entire clos e
nombre actual. cl cual significa cue
fue fundado por c~iudadaros alema
res, racicnalizadcs en este pals.
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PETAIN VISTA A LAS TROPAS
AMERICANS.
CAMPANENTO DE- PREPARA-
CION De LAS TROPAS AMERICA

CAMPAMENTO DE- PREPARA-
CION De LAS TROPAS AMERICA
MAS EN- FRANCIA. AgCSto Gel
general Pctain. comandanrr en- jcfe
dc los cjerc:tos f~rancesos. hlzo hoy
una vista al .iiavor G~n&.al P~ersh!ng,
comandante de las fucrzaS expedicio-
nar!aS americanas en- cl campamento
especial qIc ocupan cStas troras, ha-
b;cndn pasado la mayor partc del item
20 en- cl area que zbaTca csc campo.
DespucS De Ia vista, cl jcfc frances
cxprcs0 su satisfaction por el progrc-
so dc las tropas amcricanas. y diio que
cstaba convcucido dc que N brevc
csas fucrzas serian uno &c los mcjo-
res elcmentos Dc combat. en- cl frcntc
dc Datalla.
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Sc INCENDIO LA PLANTA DE HE
n MAS CRANDE DEL MUNDO

CHICAGO, ACoSt0 2V.-Un IN
ceadio quciSc rec cauSado %intencio-
nalmente. d~cstruy6 hoy Ia planta hr
hiclo dc la Hamaur Co. quo SC ha!'a
en- Round Lake. III. causaudo una
psrdida. dc mas dc 100000.
Id ptanta inccndiada ocupaba una
extension dc ocho 0 dicz acres dc tc-
reno y Sc cree que, sin cXagcracIon,
era la planta dc hicIo mas grandc del
mundo. Esta planta cs ID quo abastc-
cia dc hielo d todas las companies en-
oZcadoras de Chicago.
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En- Madrid han reDaCidO Il
CaIma ' Ia tranquiIidad
ministries sasieFon
para San Sebastian, &c
euaE hace Greer que Ia
sisuacion Fla mejcFadc

serricio ESPECIAL para LA PRENst,
MADRID, aeosto 20.-La sltuacion,
que tan tirantc ha sidO durante los
ultimos dias en- todo el RENO, pare
&c uue tiende a despejarse por COM
plcto y con clio han vuclto a renacer
en- esta Capital la calma Y Ia tran
quilidad que faltaron durante TODD ei
tiempc que Sc temieron aconteclmlen-
tos cuya impOrtancia y t~rascendencia
no era possible prever. 4 c%ontrlbu'r
a clio han venido las declaraciones
del Primer MiniStro, senior Eduardo
Dato. Quien ha a~Segurado que II ST.
tuaci6n general es va. practicamente,
norma! V que Sc espera que Ia huel-
"a terminc por complete hoy m!smo.
Tambien anuncio cue, = menoS dc
que algdn suceso inesperado 10 impi-
da. manana Sc celebrara una Junta
de Ministries cue tendra por objeto
que ell Gabinete discuta Ia utllldaC
Ne
Marcial. que ha estado rigiendo mien-
tras Ia Sr"'eu"o ue !" -
eNlglo' ' 81 sUos'i'uIio' po' W.
den constitutional. Agrego que e
goo!eEHo "o quie!e pi0'C .
ceSaflafnehIe {! ''ei1po u"i""'e
cuat deJaN ae IuHctOIai Ids Hu.N[
o"es c'N'te9' p"eS CIV
) u!ss uS'0 eN 'O1"' IN
era ID i"-oi' 0ue d ,e'A p1"
"'ehc'"A PEei''c'Ne q "'"'''0 H"N
Oera traIarSc Ell !" 0u'i'" "e "'"''-
ma
Declare igualmcntc que los dlr2t-
tore, DC In Inca dc t~errocarrI!cs
""adrid. Caccrcz y Portugal ruy"S
cEnIcadoS hablan amcnaZado con dc
clararsc N huclga hoy lIamaron ?
los que cncabezaban este movim'cnto
y con toda calma clscutlcron con
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LOS RUSOS RECHALARON UN
ATAOUE DE LOS TEUTONES

PETROGRADO. Ago$Lo 2n.-hI
irformc Official pubiicado anochc en-
esta capital dice que los alc;nancS
cmprendicron aver IN ataquc Sohre
Ias r~osiciones rusas CT las ~cercanias
dc Ia villa dc Stakhovcy. cu Ct frcntc
dc Wilma: pcro que 81 asal.o Tue
rechazado ror los rusos. con grandes
pardidas para cl encmigo.
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PRONTA SALIDA.

Lns voluutarios del Segundo Cucr-
20 Il" Artlileria dc Texas. que cstan
acuartelados en- el Campo Pryor. Ger
ca del rio dc San Antonio. cSperan
dc un moment" Il otro II ordcn dc mo
~vilizacinr.
No Sc Sahc aUn a donJc scran en-
viados. pcro 81 que clio Scra pronto.
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NoVELAs 4 40 CENTAyos.

Ar;e de Brscar MaCito
Amor Y NaT'ir!o
Calyarto de Amor.
u SOvto FreStldo
Fl Purgalorlo de las Sni'"rSS
Ell PsraiSo de las NuIeTcs
81 inferno de los humbTss
p Hsds De los MarcA
Fl NltO de RuiSehore5
81 Collar de ESmsT3lda
FL 81 de las NlhsS.
e Alma en- VI BsSo-
La Hiia de las Flores
La Kiel en- los LabIns
La Nina De los J3zmLnes
La YtuGa Allegro
Is Corts del Amor
Ia Princess del polar
L. EiIs de Venus
Las Ohrerzs del Amor
las HiiaS del Champagne
Las EEss NodcTnaS
NS-ins o Is His de las plfs
aaIditss Sean las MuJercS
Haiditos Sesn los Houbrss
Nadtt2s sean las SEeST8s
dSldito ssa 81 Amor
AslcitQs sean los Celo5
Psslousriss de Amor
PorGCs sc cSsaE loSHoIe7ss
PprCue Sc CAsan las Huye:es
PorQuS Pecan las mulereS
PorCu6 RellciGen las FtudkS
PorQue Murmuran lss Ftei1s
Por Seguif 9 una SujsT
Su Msiestad 81 Amor
. >..vt-
ri PeCsfTo De GTO
Ill Rllo Mslditn
II M1nusGrlto De mi Nsara
Maria. per Jorge ISascs
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e. VERDiDIRD LIBRG DE- ORC
zkAGTIC4S DE MAGNETISfmO.
NIPNCTISMO I SUGGESTION

|ttSGiC+S DE MAGNE IlStmCs
NIPNoTISMo I SUGGESTION
Este intecosantisimo libro cofrige Ell
tpoeepicnto, Ia falta de voIuntsd J
as crergina ?srdidas. iQuer6js Tues-
"a ida rc3ceda de ~feI;cidadT Puea
eed a "Ysrdadero Lihro do Orn' =
N 81 hai,arEis In fcCms cdmo Sc sd
;aiere la fnerza, Ia fel;cidsd, ]. IL
Ii toda-
Cons!s de nj elagsnts vc!aEas
no: bien ;r..tresa , .icamnn;s enras-
tornado SO te}s
aREcIa pE la caaA: SAGE =.
Pilaa, Al
ICNAClO {. LoZANo.
li3 N, Santa Rosa Avo.
sAN ANTONIO, TExAss
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Cuando ncccsitc libros en- espanol
a Ignacio E. Lozano.-11s
N. STA. Rosa Ave-San Antonio, Tex.
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OBRAS DE EMlLI0~SALGAM
"a $l.00 cdda una.

Los ptrarls dc Ia MALAYSIA
La conqUiSta lie IN lnpeTiu.
Ia vepganIa &c SanlHSaD.
ia rccoUTulSta dc ,NCUpT5CcIn.
III rev del aIrC.
La DESTRUCTION dc C5rta=u-
In alas ~uunntalds dc Africa
II Aesoro lie Ia montana alui-
IL hiiO del CorSITsp ToJO.
Los ultimCS CIlibuSteroS.
Los piTaiaS lie las BCTmu1as.
III cxte-IulntO de una lrlou.
t.as 3guilaS dc Ia Es;rpa.
Ia ~a@trelia dc Ia Ara:tania-
In Cl mar dc las pcridS-
Los CSiraGpS 81 II china
la MONTANA DE- Gro.
la jIr3ia blanca.
las mdT3yiilaS d.! ahO 2UgO.
NOvELAS DIyERSAs.
Nuyclas EjCmplarcS. iOT Ceramics -
La Hia de NoCtezuauA --.-.....--..S itsl
Los amOreS dc oucvcd" ---.......- y.Sl
Las beutIrluucs dc GGc'"!O ..--.-.. " cd
FL caSamlcntO d" gucT"dr .......... %
Los peTCdnccS &c pIcEedO $1,000. " ESQ
.oiola o u IcIeSIa de las Catacum-
Das. por WI>cmln. .T@ll tina .... Is
Ell van de los 0ohr"S. / tOIR0S. tn!i -
La madrc re los GcSdnip1gjIv>.
iOmoS. iCla .....----..- .-.---- 80
HIja. eSposa V maGrc. Tpr Alvaru 60
rrllio. : FranGcS tones. con 'iu>tra-
clones. Cfu1ISiadnS vn l"!l 80 " iAo
ASiucia O los Cha0roS Ccn~irabandisLaS.
Noyeia meXlCala- Dos tQ!lnS....-...Sl.bj
Don OuljOte de ID Manrhl EdJciGn de
IuIO wv
El MARTYR del G0lEota. ilsTHsySa cDra,
baSafa en- Ia ylGS d.! RvG"1iHT del
NunGo. Ia toIHO sTg3tH. D,cn en-
pastsLo
FL DlraInlicro. por Z. l.. S;cvCnsoa.-.. sue
II Amor de los auOrcS. NcEC.H Seul!-
mental Cu9iTO toDos. pasta ttL2.--..s5--J
FL Inferno de- los CelO5. Scgunda U?:tc
de Ia anterior. CuaIrO tp;D0S, iela....S%.%'
EmiErartoD, pcr Alfonso de N'"anC..-- quo
Exp!ac!on. 0 e. MsTrrIU Ge una MaaTe SBc
II Sl;io De Ia Roche!a .-.-.....-.."-. SOC
FlalueZ3 de HSrCe, poF tTeTOsi..-....-sEuJ
Flor de Passion. Novels De aDaoE--...-.- Jsc
Gil Bias de Sactillana. EGIc'1l dc iu!v.S-W
Historic dS bin CTCSos. EeT!noSo
Iibro que pTovOca sleIIpEe iaislS9S
enOciopes. EdlCI0l &c Ivi1 .......-.S--Hg
Juan de herdTel, por J. schultz -. 1Ve
La Muier del TraIe BidlCo. QoE WlkIe
Coil!lS, dos toMpS
La Flechs NegTa por n. L.. stevenson anc
La lsla del TeSoro, 9or L. L. Stevenson Jic
Is Ley de dos i.tV
Los UltimOs pias Dc FUiHpgEa. Ina de
LA obras mas iatCrcSanteS dC Ia epO-
CO rcmana. EdIcion de lUjO .......--s:.m
la Muller AdIliera. CuatTO iCmyS ;Cla. So
La Hiia del CGTdenal ....-...-....... .ac
Ia Juventud de Enrique CiSUtp-..-....-Si. ~
IS MisterIOs de Ia !ngU~iSlct6G.--..-.. 15c
Memorials de IN RevoiUcLonaT!O ..-....- 15r
Napoleon, pOT Dumas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sue
Noches FanlaSticss, Dor Il. l. steven
son, dos .oTnos .--.--..-....-.- --.s!.Ht
Narraciones De II Cszador, por ivan
Turgueneff SIC
Tn aito Natural SIT.
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MANJALES PRACTICES
Ca IN peso cada uR0)
nHRAs DE GaANnEs AUTORES

EniTemeSes &c CervanteS .............. I.
Hamlet y Romeo Y Jul!eia por Sha.
keSpegre %. -. . .-............. I.
La DIVER, ComeG!a, por el Dante .....f.
Los barCldos del amcr, por AlarC6n
Y PUyol. Noyela iluStrlda. 9 gran
deS tuTuos, pasta tels. ............ -.
Mireya. pOr Federico NiSiral .....-... I.
FL SarbeTo de Scvtlll Y Las Bodas de
Figaro, DGr BeaumarchaIS ............ I.
FL Parassu FcrdldO. DC Million ......... I,
IA rovia de LamermUor- puG Waller
SrUjt ..... l.
FL ~BaRdOicF0. pOr Tir-1 de Molina ... /.
El ROmanceco del Cid ................. I.
Amado naSla Ell palibulo ............... /.
Fl AbCel0 del Rey, pcr Gabriel Miro /.
La Eneida por Virg!llol ............ (.
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oBRAs STYERsAS.

Alnsnsuue I:i.st-ato para 1917 $1,000.
Arte de Echar las Car;as por Medic de
II Barsia Espanols
RiSlioteca de Ia Risa. Obrs capaZ de
hacer reir q los muertos. Dos tomos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-20
Evergreen Encampment Hosts
of |. 0. 0. F. District MEETING

Tho District meeting of District No.
10. Encampment branch, l. O. O. f. was
held Monday evening at odd Fellows
hall with Evergreen Encampment No.
40 as hosts. The attendance was ex-
ceptionally large. as is always the case
when Evergreen Encampmcnt enter
tains. Fully 200 sat down to the ban
quet tables. and enjoyed the sumptuous
repaSt furnished by Caterer c. T.. Hale.
who was assisted by the ladies of Eu-
reka Rebekah lodge
After the banquet the party repaired
to the lodge room. where the ROYAL
Purple degree was eXcmplified by Beer
sheba Encampment No 80 of Woodfords.
The work was wonderfully well per-
formed and received high commentator
from all. After the work speeches we're
IN order and many responded happily.
There was a large number from one
end of the district to the other. The
following Grande Lodge officers were
present: G. p. Frederick &. Peabody Of
Richmond. G. S. w. John w. German
of Portland. G. w. Joseph w. Randlett
of Richmond. Gen. VIII c. Miller of Au-
gusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-20
BURNHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. Oral Perry are receiv-
ing congratulations upon the birth Of
a son on Wednesday. Feb. IA.
Mrs. Wesley C. Hunt went to Au-
gusta Thursday and was accompanied
Hunt who has been in the hospital in
that city and underwent a successful
operation for appendicitis.
At the regular meeting Of Victory
Temple, Pythian Sisters, held Satur-
day evening, the newly elected officers
were installed by past chief Maude E.
Mudgett assisted by Georgia Cunning
ham as grand manager and Augusta
Hunt as grand senior and the follow
ing officers were installed: p. c., Lora
Prescott: NJ. E. c., Maggie Reynolds:
f. J., Mae Watson; NJ, Augusta Hunt;
NJ. of r. and c., Ethel V. Kinney; NJ
of F., Alice McNally. The degree was
conferred upon Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dyer, Jr., and at the conclusion of the
meeting an oyster stew and pastry
supper was served.
Meetings are held each evening of
the week. Wednesday and Sunday eve
nings the services are held at the
church and the rest Of the evenings
meetings are held at homes in or near
the village and there is good attend
ance.
At the meeting of Burnham grange
Tuesday evening of this week a box
lunch will be served. Plans are being
made to observe the sixth anniversary
Of the grange on Tuesday evening.
March s. A special program is being
prepared and a harvest feast will be
held
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-20
YOUTHS SILENCE GERMAN
AT HIGH SCHOOL

German songs are persona non crdta
with the boys of Company 4. of tn"
Training Corps of the Stuyvcsant High
school, First avenue and Fifteenth
street New York city. Alphonso Grien.
who was singing a Prussian war SOM
was silenced Ivy the company VIII"
marched in while Grien was singing a
2 preliminary to a Labor forum debate
on compulsory arbitration.
Alfred y. Reuter- shan. captain of
Company 4. IS in the senior class ~
Stuyl esant and is chairman Of III.
Eoard Of officers of the Training Corps
The nilit2rr il structor is captain Al
bert I. Rich. Third infantry. T.. :. \
The company had just acted a. escort
70 Reno Post, g. \. Il. which placed a
wreath on the Lincoln statue in Union
square ard returned to their quarter
at the school when they were aroused
10y hearing the German songs in tho
auditorium and the loud applause that
greeted the singer.
Marsha ling his company in double
column. Captain Eeutershan gave the
command and il fled into tho auditor
ium. making ahput aS much noise a.
boys between fifteen and eighteen N"yrt
IN age can. Their noisy entrance
caused the ei'ger to stop and when
they had been seated tn" singer tried
to resume. but the PATRIOTISM 81 tn"
lads got tn" letter Of them and they
booted and jeered the singer and began
TO sing The Star Spane!ed Hammer"
Carl Beck. chairman Of the meeting.
then stepped forward and asked the,
boys to permit The meeting To continue.
stating that Nh. Grien also had surg
songs in English. When Mr. Grien
started again there was more noise.
and then the assemblage asserted t.
self There were cries Of Put 'em
out" "Raus NIT EN-" and similar un-
friendly expressions. When n move
ment started toward the boys they re-
tired and in the corridor held an Indig-
nation meeting.
1T IS q disgrace to the school tn have
these men meet here" declared Captain
Reut arshsn. addressing the Young ar
my. The flag has been insulted ~
these meetings. 1t is downright
shame that the Board Of Education lets
them have the audit orium for purpose
ike this On week days il is used 10
instil pa triotisn into the coming citi-
2ens and on Sundays il is used for in
slllting the flag we are taught TO up
hold.
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ST. ALBANS

David r. Longley who has been i'll
for few days is able to sit up.
W. A. Bigelow dealer in grain and
feed has been confined to the house
for a few days with bronchitis
The all-day grange meeting last
Saturday was well attended.
Mrs. c. A. Robertson and daughter
Altha who has been visiting her par
ents returned to their home in Gardi-
ner on Saturday.
Hon. Dinsmore D. Stewart is not as
we'll as he was in the early winter
The local w. c. r. L. will meet with
its president Mrs. M. L., Boynton next
Thursday for an all day session.
There will be a donation party at
the grange hall next Wednesday for
the benefit of Rev William Patterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Morrow are the
proud parents of twin boys who ar
rived last Thursday. One weighed sew
en- and the other nine pounds. Both
mother and babies are doing well.
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HIGH SCHOOL QUESTION
BEFORE CITY COUNCU,

Al the Monday evening session of the
city council A. Z. Crossman of South
Hardiner was granted permission to
occupy a portion of River avenue for
the purpose of moving a building. Har-
ny Mclaughlin of South Gardiner ask
ed Tor like permission. His application
was laid on the table for one week
pending publication. 4 letter was read
from the New England Insurance Ex-
change telling what would be neces-
Sary to secure a new rating for the
city. The improvements include the in
stallation of an automatic sprinkler at
the pumping station; a new pumping
unit be installed: the adoption of large
mains in the future; additional hy-
drants GOO feet apart in business sec
ton and 300 in residential; reorgan-
lied fire department Gncluding the
purchase of new fire apparatus) If the
city should adopt any recommends
tons which would raise the rating two
points it would put the city in Glass C.
Thirty points would be necessary to
place the city in Glass B.
Hon. c. A. Knight. in the absence of
J. S. MaXcy, chairman of the commit
tee of five. Con the New High school
building). presented report of the
committee. The report of the commit
tee follows:
Gardiner, Me, Feb. 10. 1917.
To the Honorable Mayor and CITY
Council of Gardiner:
The committee appointed to raise
funds for the new High school build
ing advise that they have received sub
scriptions to the amount of $4,000, in
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The Kennebec Ministerial Association
met at the Halloweli House at $40 P. NJ.
Monday, Rev. H. S. Dow in the chair
Those present were Messrs. Dow, Robin
son and Pinkham from Gardiner: Messrs.
Weber, Townsend, Cochrane, Waldro.
and Brokenshire and Miss Gwynne from
Hallowell; Messrs. Walch and Woo ;
from Augusta. A w. Hawkes. from Man
chester and Rev. Wesley J. Weir from
Portland
Rev. A. F. walch led In the opening
prayer. whereupon the minutes of last
meeting were read and approved
Addresses were made by Messrs.
Hawkes. and Weir on the general field of
Sunday school work with special refer
ence to the forming of district Sunday
school association for Augusta and Hal
lowell
A committee consisting of two mer
each from Augusta, Hallowell and Gar
diner was appointed to arrange for a
Sunday school rally to be held on the
afternoon and evening of Tuesday, March
3, at the Penney Memorial church.
The ministers agreed to protest strong
~ against the bill now pending in the
Legislature proposing that Sunday be no
longer closed season for game The
meeting thereupon adjourned