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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19

n,dhtisite @aite in bic Sanb seben.
Surdp @~erleeuus Der &ouititutipn,
iteleu iih Splhe ia auf benielbeu
goben ipie Die 8eiesesberdbter,
tpelhe nit gombe unb 9old operies
rem. Sie britiihen ginfIiiiIe
iino es uber eerabe, pelhe iih niht
I'M Die &onititution Der Der. Stoatcn
fheeren ipollen, ionoeru nur b ri il
DIE B b r 7 d q t 81
3tele p~erfolpen. On Der Be-
%fdntpfnns bes britifhen GinfluHes In
oer Der. Staaten fdmpfen mir baber
naf fir bns @~rnnbeeiee bes 2anbeS.
auf meld,em uniere Wulfsberrihaft
bermbt, ndmlih u bic 0 II /.
tmtiun Der Der. 2 taaten II.
@nn3 i'm Gimme u%nicrer SppoIttion
segen bic 8riten sSerrihaft in ben Der.
Staaten uro i'm Sample fir Bite Int.
a%bbdnsisfeit pom Gnslanb itebt aid
Die S%oreerune, baB ar Die fraroos
iii6er, b~eleiidlcn uno britiihen
.Slnders", 3i beiltih r9rldeberger".
pelhe bier i'm 3anbe tppbncn uno
nit Dem I -. umhe tGntpien, aes
5ipuneeu nerben bic Y~ereinigten
Staateu 5u perlaiien unb mad europa
gelhifft 81 rperoen. banlit lie bort qua
crit TIRE Yflidt erfilen fir iuelde lie
nit benz Munotperf 10 frditig bier
arheiten.
Dag mir in elmer fritiihen Seit in
Den Ser. Staatcn leben. bafiir lit aid
Die neucite @eriammlung Scuae,
tuelde Sonntne tpiebcr in Chicago
ltattianb. 2ieielbe nauntc iid Die
5iueite amerifaniihe 8onicrera fir
Democratic itnb Srteoens> 9eoinsun<
gen. gs iiro natiirlih iebr semiitte
@lemeute. tpelfe iit bort %5uidmmert
fnnben nnb ibre II n3ufrieoens
Beit nit benz Rrie9e lirb nit ben
WerbdItninen fpelhe aus unierm giua
tritt in Den arice %cntitanocn iino, ents
ihieben duberten. SO tpuroe bort
tein Slatt Dor ben Tlunb aenommen
unb Srdiioert WiIion tplroe ais
Serrdt6er uro ais elm Wunn bee
5eihnet. pelher eben 10 preubtidb III
iuie Der 9aiier. SaB natiirlih mante
8dbrbeit aeiast ipllroe, lit nift 3u
leu9neu. Go A.. 9. brdud,t man nif,t
serabe raoita4er HenolutionGr an iein.
nm benz Sae geifa1 Su i6enfen: y8ir
miiiieu Sel0hlano 3uerit har MADDEN,
baB mir bter5uIanbe on bic
@oIfsberrihdft 9lauben. ebe
mir bebaupten fonneu. bab mir fIr
bieielbe I'M &riese iteben." g. Q.
SaeBler bon Der Sutnois llniperiitat
ia9te: .Wir ipitroeu al elmer ruiiis
iten uub irii6en 2~epoIution t6eils
nebmen. Gber mir iinS sesen bieien
aric8 unb eeseu bieIe rationale
HoIitit pelhe uns IN benieIben &c,
itiir5t bat" 5. .. Sopfins BON Sauta
Barbara, Gal, iaste iebr be3cibneno:
y8ie lieblib lit es oarau an benfen.
oab man Die 8eIt fir Die Solfsberrs
ihait sliidlih MAIDEN mill. inbem
man bieielbe anoeren 9euten NIT Dem
S6perte in ben Sdla binein8piraen
mill" Gin anoerer Heoner iaate:
sd bin sesen ben 9eipotismis. pb
oeriel6e BON ben 8omanofis bon 9flbs
LAMB, ben Soben3oQern bon 9eutids
Lamb, ober ben Wilion bon ben Der.
Staaten berriibrt." Srpin ct. Sobn
5nder iaste. inter rieiisein applauie,
.odB es ifon iebr be5eihnenb fir has
Ba&ien Der autofratie In ben Der.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
Kampf eesen britiidPe 1srr'
febaft tint EanSe.

St 3ampf: fir nniere rationale Ghre;
fir mubre @ulfsherrihait; fir biz
Griiten3 ber niHt-britiihen Gle.
merte tint 9anbe; fir bic ttnab-
b~lngisfeit Der Der. staaten; fir bic
&unititutiun bes 2anbes; fir anteri.
faniifen 5rieoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19

(@om Def Rebafteur.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19

(Sprticsuns bon Der 4. Seite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-28
@cncral SeOtt in ;Sranfrcid).

EoriS, 27. Sftober. -- General.
MAJOR Sugb 4. Scott, ser irilbere
Gbci ocS Sencrolitobes Der omcrifo.
liidcn glrmce, lit IN Jronfrcid) at.
gclongt lno bot iib an oie 6ront be-.
gebcn.
(@cnerolnruior Scott mur0e mad,
'cincr 8crobihicoltng oils General.
Itobshci I'M lcbten Monot gum Gbei.
,5nitruftelr Der ncucu Rotionol. g(r.
mcc gcnodt. gr bcgob iib nod
5ronfreid. lin Die Spcrotionen oil
Der gScitiront 3u itlioiren. uno mad,
icincr Rildfebr nod bieiem 2onoe
miro cr Die slilSbilouna Der omerito.
niihen slrmec I'M @robenfricg iiber.
moden.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-28
gmcrifaniIdcr 9ampfer gefcntcrt.

Snl Sttrnl etpa 80 Wieilen bon
Eucrto Utcrico. - glht Witglic.
Der Der gemonmllng bcrniBt. -
Dton iiirCbtet, ooB iic perlorcn
lil0. - aopit1n uno 12 Wtoun
gelan0Gt.
Nem Srleons, 81. Sftober.
Der anerifoniihe 9ampfer
~CIpmpic", Der einer biciigcn 3irma
GcbOrtc, fenterte am 0ienitag Wor.
gcn chpo 80 Wcilcn bon Bucrto
Vtcrlco. Cine Dclite bier empiongenc
8obelocpelhe, mclde oen IerluIt an
fllnol9te, logte, ooB Elm Hcttungsboot
nit oht Wtonn perniBt weroe uno
mnbrNhclnlid nerloren lei. aapitGn
SoDn u. gtelion bon Gan 1roncisco
crreidte geltcrn NIT 10 Wlitglieoern
Der Wtonnidoit in einem Nettun9s.
bootc Fucrto Werico.
Sn Dem DcrnliBtcn Ncttl,ngsboot
bc'tnoct liA untcr 9lnoercn ,Sobn ..
GcIolo, Der 3oblnciitcr lno Gin Ut.
tionorc Der @cicaihoit nel6er Der
Ganplcr gcb0rte. Diebrerc Sd,iile
9abcn oic Suhc nod Der OermiBtcn
Boot nlllgcnonlmen.
Ger 3unpIer Olympic" bciuno
lid uul Der 5obrt bon 5ronier1 nod
Fucrto Wtcrico; CT battc cinen 8oum.
in6alt Don 1900 Conner un6 mlrroe
oltl 100000 bcmertbet. Seine 9o.
0lma mar $250,000 wertb. Jri6cr
Itono ocr 3ampfcr in pociiiiheu
8ertCbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-28
Gin rie|i9es Seiden~ ~GreianiB I!

erNtonno2 IN cner G5roBe uno enen Bargain DTerte
10000 paros becbtete Scioe 5u unerpareen preilen.
$780, 81 % nnb $l.5O 36 ,Oa scoenrcnc Gsc
sOnarOs etc. ,mwor, mn
'' "
S1S9 bis $2.25 36Oa. Scioc nuo Villas, SI.l9
An%e"heNs Dedn~, sHden fir
" '"'
93e duar5c Chiffon Ropins nnO Iuacs, 5Se.
Su
3b-jDu id)mar5e Nta@ Chiffon Saetu, 9Sc.
Nn eor
S2''o 40',oD dlmar5c Ntos gndciic S19S
Sohtnc nutnt lo5On
$40 Idnuaric nnb arbigc Nias Gbomui S1.6S
bauebah
S225 nno S279 ncnche Scrbt. Sco Sl29.
Gpmsa
ia
$500 iO-5OG Grcpc DC Gbine fir $la?9
uuoA mdOe
um
S1G nrb 81 80 dJuarsc Scibc nno 9lns 81 a2j.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-28
,&obn &Go. ,,',::;;' s;%;''. ::;
Jreicr Sortrag itber
Nhriitiam Science

BON 6rancis Z. anno, &. 9. g,
Rttglen Der &ortruge Veb0rbc Der Nmttcr
iirde, Ibc ,Sirii Gbnrdb Of Gbrit, Scicnili
III RoilDl, Dtnll., iulrn in hcr Sirit GburCb Ol
Sbrtll Sctenitit llnoeritio RarImap. naDC
GafsSir, qebaliCn mCrocn
@cutc Gnnimittag $50, nuo
Miontna, 30. Gltr5er, &bcnos llhr.
(Sii2S-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-28
Sreiaeiprod)en.

ytew. Yrunswid, %. s., 81
Gftober. - 3ic >5urp in Dem Vro,
8cb acgen Or. @illiom s. Gonoon
Heierpc .@nuptmann bes meoi5ini
ihcn Corps Der Irmec. bat bertc eil
oui nnidt ibuloi9" lalltcnoeS Ser.
bift obaeaeben. Gr. Gonoon wor an
gcflagt, Sobn .. Yipcr. einen Stl
ocnten oes 1Nutsers College. er.
mcroet at baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-28

RrCttc idpnnfcn 5mil6cn 1Oe. uno Si.OO.
Snnittnmpi Iicnta9 nnb Spunrritag
tClt2S ytuu3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-28
lle6erluii|ligenoer'
G'.Io|g.
Die 3weite gibtrtp-
Anltibt.
Yatriotismus hes amc:
rifarii9en Iolfes
9lan,cnb beinabrt.
Der !SDhitbetrag ppn flint
Sillipnem 9pllars nid)t
nmr errei6t, ipnoern
Dffembar beoemteno
iibersetbnet.

@a binaton, q. Sftpbcr. -
Sd)abamts Scfretdr Wicgouu fin.
bistc bcntc 9lbeno 81 ipater StnnSe
IN, oaR bic 5ipeitc gibertg.Mnleibe
cin acknowledgement Grfols lei.
uGs 1T fir mid cine grufe Gbrc",
iastc Sr. Neybuo, yanfiiubiscn So
tOnnen, ban Die 5,pette 8iStrtD.Nn.
leigc beoentenS iiberseidJnet luoroen
it. Gs Wiro mebrere Sage banern
cgc bic enosiiltigen i3iifern befannt
gegeben iueroen f6nncn.
7as freie |olf pon glmcrifa Gat
bic Seransioroernng bes aaiiers in
nn5lueibcntigen glnsoriiden beant.
luurtct."
gS a btngton, 81. Sftober. -.
Sie 3eidnlugen sur 5neiten Sibertp.
glnlcibe boben oiienbnr Den erbofften
getrog bon iini gillionen Collars
;tber,dIrlttcn
Ger lcbtc (ag DER Gampaene mar
Elm Heforo. Gag. Wiebr ais $1,000.
O00, ,0C0 wurocn al oieiem Gage iub.
icriblrt, uno eS miro gegluubt, ouB
Der l6lieBlhe @elalnmt.getrag DER
,3eidnllngen nod nm me6rere SUM
cert Uiilllonen ilber DER Don oen
S6abants geannten angelebten
Marimol'Sunme binausgeben miro.
Iie 9un6c9. .Jielerpe. gonfen ma
rem belite 9lbeno eilrig oanit beihd'
tigt, Die Subicrlptionen, oie in elmer
mnbren 0ohlllrtb berelnfaItelL 81
tobullrcn. 9IQen 2In5eiden nnd)
ourlten ne crit IN mebreren lagen
nit ibrer 2lrbcit iertg merocn.
WfinoeltcnS 100000 Berionel
I'M gon5en Sonoe baben 81, Der 2ln.
lcibe ge5eihuet ,}o, cS lit burhuu5
nogllf, ooB ld Die 3obl Ioaur aui
5ebn Dtilloncn lteaen miro.
,Seoer Scr 3m0lf Heierpe.3iltrifte
hattie geltcrn Nben0 ollenbar icin Dti.
nunol,Guotlim iiberihritien, lmo bcn
9ln3eiden nad maren Die meiItet
audi ilber ibr Uiurinlal.Guotltm bin.
Gltsgegangen.
Cine lrilb5eitig nngeiertigtc 3u.
iommenltellung, Die lid uui Die
Sd0bungen Der 9icieroe guntrn
ltiibte, 5eigtc einen @einmnt.9ctr1g
Don 3eidmngcn in S5obe BON $l..
800. 100000. Gics mar ober sugc.
cebenernloBen cine llnteridabilng 0a3
ibutiadliden Grqebniiies. Ienn 5n
,3eit Der 9lusur6eitino bieier lobrlu.
tton parteten nod in Iollienoen bon
Stooten un0 Ortidaiten bic adufer
bon Si6ertp Sbligationen oaroui,
ibre ,3eldmlngen unter3ubrineen.
0iahltebeno cine ,3uiummenlielt,ng
oeS Sd)abonts Ieportelnents ilber
oic Helllltate M 1en cinjelnen Si.
itriftcn:
Bolton. $5OO,0O0.OOO; Nem.Dorf,
81 ,5OO.00O,OO0; Ebilubelpbio. 1925.
O0O,OO0; Gleoelano, $45O.O0O.OO:
Hid)mono. $iSOOOO.O00; Atlanta.
$i00,O00W0; Chicago. $55O.OOO,.
0O0; ct. 9oliis. S200,OOO.OOO; Win.
neapoIis, $1300OO,O0; Ssanios .Gitp.
$i60OO0.OO; Gallas. $S5,OOO.OOO.
nne San ssrancisco, $275, 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-28
Wanlforb fir Sarocn.

u III itcrba H. 27. Gftobcr. -
Ger v9erIiner fal.s(n5eieer" iagt.
ooB Marilnilion Sarocn, oeilen rooi.
fole AcuBcrlngen BEL mcbreren @e,
legenbeitcn Die Suspenlion leiner
3eitllng v9ic 3utl,nft" 5ilr Solge ee-
Gabi haben, perboten ipuroe, 6iient.
lidc Yortr1ge ou balter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-28
Miniitcrtriie in Spanicn.

Gas 3oto-Gobinet bat icine 9iciig.
nation Gingcrei1t. - Seine gln'
8obcn bc5ilglih Der @riinoc fir
olcIcn S6ritt 5llr Souno. - 40.
litiihc 3ultanoe IN Sponicn ihon
lclt gcrollmer 3eit lcbr uermor.
rem.
D} a orio, 27. Gftober. - Gas
lponlldc Sobinct bat reiignirt.
(3ic poIitiidcn 3ultGnoe in Spo.
nIcn maren iIl Iebtcn Sabre icbr Der,
morrcncr ytotltr; 5oblreibe Stritc3
uno Rubcltorltngen creigneten lih,
bcNIcitct BON 0clncGllngerL Die rcbo.
lltionorcn Gbornftcr 81 irogen l6ic.
ncn. WicDrcrc WiuIc muroe oic 81.
inmncnlcbllnG oes Cabinets uerGu.
6crt.
r5n Der lcBten 3cit iino fcinc 0c.
pclNcn Gefommcn melhc cine Grflo.
rlna iilr 0ic gegcnpartige Wtiniltcr.
ariii5 gcbcn tonntcn. 3os lid 5u.
rllf3icben0e Dtiniltcrlun muroe I'M
Ictten ,ilmi BON GOuoroo Guto &c,
biloet.)
Gie itolicnii6c Diiniitcr.
&rtie.
" D III, 27. Sfto6er. - a0ni0 Bic.
tor emanuel 1T Dcute Worgen in
9iom cingeiroileh lm be8iiglib Der
Gobinctsfriie Goniultotionen 5u pile
gen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-03

The new Lincoln school building, a
cut of which appears above. was form
ally opened TO the public yesterday
after moon. While there has been no
interruption of school work this fall
on account of incomplete contracts,
yet the official opening has been post
poned until the ventilating system
could be completed and the work Of
grading the grounds finished.
Augusta has always taken great
pride in its schools and it's citizens
are liberal in the support of them.
Demands for larger and better school
buildings have always been met with
a generous response from the taXpaY-
eIs. The result is that, while other
cities may boast Of more preten-
tiouS and more elaborate single build
irg, one will travel far to find a city
where all school buildings are SO uni
formly substantial and modern as are
ours. Augusta citizens may we'll feel
proud of this latest addition to the
number of splendid school buildings
which has Just been completed under
the direction Of the Board of Educa-
ton. The building is ideally located
in the heart of the west side. 1t is
surrounded with ample playground of
over 100000 square feet. There is plen-
ty of sunlight and fresh air in abun-
dance. The view from all the class
rooms is excellent, but the outlook
from the second floor is particularly
good and should be an inspiration to
both teachers and pupils
The building itself has eight stand.
ard claSSrooms, a teachers room, q
principals office and broad Railways
and Hobbies. While the present struc-
ture has been evolved from the old
fcur-lcom building such additions and
alterations have been made that the
identity of the old building has been
completely lost and the plant as II APP
lcars today looks like an entirely new
piece Of work
In the basement are the toilets, the
! eating and ventilating plant. a man
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-03

ual training room and a domestic SCI
encc room.
The manual training room has been
equipped with benches and tools to &C
Commodate 20 boys This will furnish
ample quarters and equipment for the
boys of the west side who formerly
hove gone to the High school building
for the manual training.
The heating and vcntilating equip
ment is of the most modern type and
consists OF two boilers Of sufficient
capacity to heat the building III the
most severe weather, and Sturteyant
blower which Will supply a constant
flow of fresh warm air to The class
rooms.
The toilets are Very large, we'll light
cd and ventilated. The stalls are con
structed of Nenose marble and North
Carolina pine doors with attractive and
durable fittings Layatol'ies and
drinking fountain are in, each toilet
The building is equipped throughout
with attractive electric light fixtures
There is 4. drinking fountain on each
floor. Left hand lighting prevails
throughout tho building and the fur
niture is of tho adjustable type
Much work has been done on tho
grounds, While the plaNGroud has al
ways been ample in size the nature
of the surface has been such that the
play periods have not been enjoyed
to the full extent by the children. The
grounds have neen graded SO that
now gradual slope obtains from the
building to Bedford street.
well built gravel walk has been
constructed from Green street through
to Lincoln street and broad granolith-
ic walks have been built on both the
east and west entrances to the build
ing
The addition Of playground arpar-
atus in the near future is contompIa-
ted by the Board Of Education.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-03
Red Gross Notes

There are still many unfinished
sweaters out. Please return as soon as
possible.
Mrs. Annie katon has donated to the
Augusta Chapter, Red Cross. an afghan
made at st. Marks Home out Of odd
Lalls Of yarn. This may be inspected
anytime at headquarters in hopes tina,
other workers may make similar dona-
tions.
The Augusta Chapter has received
word that the following ladies from the
New England States we're in the second
detachment Of women canteen workers
who recently arrived in France: Miss
Elizabeth Anderson and Miss Frances
Anderson of New Canaan. Conn, and
Mrs. Mary Stickney Lawrence of Rut-
land. VT.
A contest for honor awards in the
sale Of Red Cross Christmas seals and
in recruiting Modern Health Crusaders
is announced by the National Associa-
ton for the Study and Prevention Of
tuberculosis, New York City. The an
nufal sale of Red Cross Christmas seals
is in the hands of that association by
appointment of the American Red
Cross, which co-operates by furnishing
the seals and the prestige Of the en-
blem.
Mrs. George Dewey, wife Of the late
admiral, has accepted the Craftsmanship
Of the Naval Auxiliary Of the District
Of Columbia Chapter. The first task
undertaken by that auxiliary was to
supply sweaters to the sailors on the
transport Henderson"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-03
THE new TRIPLE
COMBINATION

Treatment for the blood. nerves and
purifying. Strengthening cleans
ing, winning its way wonderfully Just
now--is:
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the superlative
blood purifier and appetite giver,
known for over 40 years.
Peptiron, the superlative pepsin-
X-lron-celery nerve, blood and di-
gestive tonic.
Hoods Pills, the superlative family
laxative for biliousness, constipation;
pleasant, easy, effective
What are your troubles? If such
as to need all three medicines, why
not have perfect, well-rourded relief
by getting the combination?
If you need only one medicine, get
it and take it--but do it now.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-03

William T. Wright, Woolwich. was in
jured Thursday forenoon when a gravel
pit at Wright's siding, Bath, where he
was working caved in on him. The rush
ing gravel caught his legs and threw hin,
against the cart he was loading. The left
leg above the ankle was broken and one
shoulder severely bruised where he struck
the cart. Or. Stott was called and attend
ed him and he was taken to his home.
He is the son of Charles w. Wright. the
mail carrier.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-03

A meeting Of the "Woodcraft Boys"
will be held at the Baptist church
Monday evening, Nov. 5 to consider
the que stion or recognizing into Il
troop of Boy Scouts. Secretary Pink
ham of the Y NJ. G. A. will be pres
ent and speak to the boys
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-03

Every scholar Of Green Street Meth
odist Sunday school and the father
and mother of every scholar is expect
cd to attend that school tomorrow at
II o'clock 1t is the National Go-to-
sunday School-Day. A perfect record
attendance and a record breaker is
the aim Of the school
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-03

When purchasing auto accessories, it
is greatly to ones advantage to go
where one can inspect large assert
ment and stock, otherwise one may
not be satisfied with the purchase. FL
field Bros Co. are making a speciality
Of this business and are prepared to
meet Your wants.
They deal in first-class goods at a
fair price.-adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-03
RACING NOV. l ON
ROCKLAND TRACK

Rockland. Me. Nov. 1.-The horse
races at Knox Trotting Park Thursday
We're witnessed by about 500 persons.
The free for-all was won by Altiss-
mus. owned by Roland Thompson of st.
George The best time was los.
The. 90 class required an extra
heat being won by Peru Bingen, owned
by F. NJ Simmons of Rockland. Frank
Braden, owned by Frank Jones Of
Rockland, won one heat. The beSt
time was e.26 ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-03

Miles Ham. a student at the Univer-
slty of Maine, was a caller Friday aft
ernoon in this city and will attend the
Bowdoin- Maine football game today at
Brunswick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rancourt Of
Boston arrived Friday in Augusta and
will pass the winter at the Augusta
House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-03

Chief Justice Leslie c. Cornish will
return this evening from Auburn
where he has been making a short
stay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-03

County Commissioner Henry L.
Cummings returned Friday afternoon
from a few days business trip to Bos-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-03

Ellsworth E. Peacock of Readfield
passed a portion of Friday in this city
on legal business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-03

Shall Our Young Folks have an Or
ganization in the Association?
S 90 Stereoptican address - Snapshots
from Mission Lands,
Rev +. S. Philbrook
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-03

Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Black of Ban
gor were visitors Friday in this city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-03

Have YOU read D. W. Adams big
advt. on Saturday specials ?-adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-03
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Lombard of Lew
tston we're visitors Friday in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-03

Send Me Away with a Smile" is one
Of the Victor records for November
now on sale at the c. F. DOWNING
WaIerOOmS.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-03
SOUTH KENNEBEC
UNITED BAPTIST
QTR'LY MEETING

The South Kennebec Association of
United Baptist churches will hold a quar-
terly meeting in the East Winthrop Ban
tist church Tuesday afternoon and eve
ming, Nov. 6. Every church, SUNDAY
school and young peoples organization
VIII have the privilege OF sending repre-
sentatives to the meetings and is urged
to do so. supper will be served by the
East Winthrop church at the nominal
price q p cents. Those who wish to be
entertained over night should write to
Mr.. sumner Packard. The program:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-03
EVENING SESSION
Young Peoples Work
80 Song service,

/ 80 Song service.
AS Address-"Christian Endeavor in the
Country D. Saunders Patterson
| SO Business and offering.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-03
AFTERNOON SESSION
Church and Sunday School Work

80 Service of song and devotion. with
opening words. Rev T.. S. LongIev
eco Address and discussion The cali Of
the Hour Rev w Il Wool
2.,5 Business.
800 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in the Local
Church. Rev. A. 4 Walsh
$50 Symposum-Special Things Your
Sunday School Will DO This Winter.
400 Scripture and singing.
4i5 Sermon, Miss A. J. Gwynne
SEQ Supper.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-03-13
TWOBILLS THAT
GUT GOVERNORS
POWER TABLED
Senate Judiciary Committee
Fails to Approve Changing
Naming of Magistrates

Senate judiciary committee mem
bers swung the axe on two closely re-
lated bills from the two houses this
morning when they voted TO table
House Bill 3e and Senate Bill is, both
Of which chose TO take from the gov
ernor the power Of appointing district
magistrates.
Senate Bill l6, introduced by Pache.
co, put the power OF appointment into
the hands OF the chief justice. while
the lower honse measure gave il to
the supreme court.
Chief Justice A. G. NJ Robertson,
who was invited to the committee
Iueeting TO express his opinions. was
opposed 10 both measures. The power
OF appointment was an executive
rather than a judicial power. he said,
After some discussion the committee
moved to table.
Senator MIkaele had another Of his
bills tabled this morning when the
judiciary committee decided to put
away his proposal to raise jurisdiction
Of district courts from $500 to $500.
House Bill 50. introduced by Repre-.
sentative Andrews, was deferred to
consider next Thursday morning. This
bin provides that persons injured by
automobiles may seize the same for
damages II Is not believed the bill
VIII pass the committee.