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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26

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Gin S6Ripp9en gu I9lagen. Ia.
5eTr Simon. 9stimmtes peib ib pa
ni9t."
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70 btftig, Dab er isinen 3lsmmer
au;fangsn muBte, Der ibm in peis
tenn gogsu Don Der Rois fieI. .So,
Dunn bab' i'd bier uirtIi9 nidts
msbr gu iu6en. Weins 3sit bab'
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9erridortsn.
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qoA 6allertop a6er meritt nod
INNER ni6ts. Gr polte erf nit
Serrn 5angmiiQer bas @elanOe an
Der &uderolse o6Itedsu, oas pom
gertaufe frei bleiben iulte, oann Iies
.Be iid peiter rsben.
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Ter"
ga ginler bic orei an bic GaiIsrs
alice. Yaul Saaertop trug uuf BEN
MarIac aGt LANCE 8obnsuitangtu
uuterm Qrm.
ltno nun begann Die 5siIIaerei IN.
6eimli4 81 perben. I'm ieoeu
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gsrifeH gas 9srr 9aagmiler INNER
eia bisbsn nda.
ga6 Orei Stunoen Darsn fe bans
oeIseinig,
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6ttoeu gleiA nit 5um Rotar.
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unb 5etr 5angmiler ladmD beim
9lntoitsttor Dernide in osIea pris
oatpo3uung eri4ieHen. a!mets Der
erIttdtett auf.
r90dIte 3eit mars, olsr5ohfs.
lin Deiterungen 81 permeioen. brine
gen sic bic 4npsiiung. Sie ptFo
9on elmer befreunoet2n gant ausse.
TtelT ptrDeu, oanit psr 6uQerlon
niat 10 itnsa oobiHtet tommt, lbsr
Die VtiQion gleid 9inaus. Sd Bin
gut tnfOrmiert Die G~onturrsn3
pito uns in ben auerndqiteu 5agen
oa3piiden fabreH, Sin gutss 9s,
iadft, mslne 5erren, Gin iebr guttsl
g}ertpilr6ig, DaB bic g%orortsbnusgn
mint IaHgiam nod tIi8er geDototn
itub! 9un. immerbin. bic beioeH
Sdlerioirs toanm ln6sR.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26
RGnftes Rnpftsf

QauI 6oaertop msrtte ie6r BAH
rob or gang geh0rig Bel oem 6dn
lei betsiugetoam mar. Die bsloer
arobeu Ulistsbduier, bic er an BET
Saiieraqes baute peri6Iongen eiut
unbeimlihe 4ienge GsIo 49,. Gs mai
rieOeg einmal auf bem 9runoflis
martt cine 3eit gctommsn, in Der
gang raienD gebaut nurbs. "a mubs
ts er fir bic QuFfubruuq istnsr
6duisr Preiie 5nhIen, Dab Inn bic
6adre su gerge taaoeu. Qrhitsis
ten, 8aameiiter uHo bic Qr6uttrs
iaaft batten quite Gage. mun RIP
iih ia I'm iie. lno lDenn bic rlnbs
li6s 5rou Gbriitrne ihrem Baud
uiGt INNER gut 3urspste, bate er
lid tpomoglia bic Shpmbfuht an
cen 5aIs gedrgert. 3enn grelIt
nuroen fir gauItelen ouf fsiatm
eono ge3abIt, an bic Ct ME su ben.
fen gepagt bate. Nenn ct oann
ms S4impfsn geriet, losts isint
6rou:
.qauIel qouIe! @ot pilfe oennf
Beun bic 2eute perriidt iino mad
u%nierer Gde, bann nerben nil
g~lietspreiIe for0ern tounen, md
pon Qappe!"
3as mar ~penigItens Elm Tdnafef
5roit. Sorgfdltig fibrte gaul poll
Iertop Bud, i4ulosnfret fparbeu
feline 6duier baitsben, BON Der Wie
ts tonnte mon ni6t nur iebr gut
leben, ionoern ou6 3uriidIe9en. unt
Elm biBden Qr6eit mar nit Der Der.
paitung Der grobsn grunoitiide aud
borhaHben T..
Qls 4uguit 5oIertofp nit isiHer
5rau 3ur continuation BON 9auIs
QeIteitsu Grnit, mad Berlin lam,
Ttanben bic 6eiOen 5duier fertig oa.
Gin poor 0obnuRgen naren idon
bermietet.
p9onnsrnettsr pietfein," iagts er.
Die game GomiIie fibrte ben
9eiu4 our4 bic 9duisr. 9aul batts
CUTE 3age, nun mar er lber ben
Berg, sr rsdnete bern 8ruber Dor,
ME BOD feline Ginnabmen iein mir.
cen.
I'm tpsnn cod mol nat Ieer
Itebt, ct madt nif6t aus"
Der traBte ii4 biuterm Sbr.
oga ia, I'm is iut IN i6een! lin
tpsnu Sbr 3ufrieten feb, frsu' i'd
uno meine Gmma mir nit. Sd
mad aber, bat i'd baIo ipiebsr mad
6auie TONNE, mid blob rpeita bic
Notwithstanding, mir ireift BAT
an, fpenn id 70 febt, uat Gus url.
ferem Srunb IN goben ieiporbeu Is.
lin 3u fpenig 2trbeet mar mir Hier
oo4!"
Certifying fo[gt.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26
0apita[sanlaae.

8aruln mollen 5ic SIR @eIo fir
~ olf Der Yont liegen Iaiien,
tpei1n 5ic fur oasielbe III fleinen
auleibeu ais critic @ppotbef ia or.
1altcn toulcn? Die 5iderbeiten be-
Iteben aus eriten @ppothefen auf Der.
6cjIertem 5it0. 2maba 0runoeigen-
tim uno iino massachusetts Den Oreis
idten getrQg Der 4nIcibe inert uno
iiferer ols ie0c 8ott.
9dtr IN Sunmeu bon $500 Bis
$500.
Sunt6 Cma6a Snbeitmcnt SO.
1926 2. "a. Ctr, Eel. Scutb t247.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26
Nan Ieic Diete seite tdglid! sie
bietet SeOermann SOrteile, tie
bat il9 oft als wertbOle Tnnn'
CRUDE ermieien!
40 gfcr lueitlid
Dun EID.S mna.

Giner Der bcitcu 40 Ider- 1rofte
NIT bober Gage unO mun0erborer
AuSiidt nuf Gmoba. 3eider @rnno,
Burlington mo Wtiiiouri 8ocific
@elciic bcrilbren cine Ode oes 2ur-
OcS; NJ 0lcilc BON cIeftriider 9or.
ortebobn mo R Mcilc uoll gepflo.
terrier StraBc. Siam oieies gnno
fir tltr5c 3cit llltr fir $3.50 per
gder pcrfuuien; Dies lit beocltten0
mcniQcr, ais benohbartes 2onO fo.
itct. Ercfit 9ercinborungen NIT Inns,
Inn es 81 beiidtigcn.
Armitruus. &alib Gumpann,
1873 goie Slog,
Spler 1886.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26

- S9na4er 5roF #. 5amiIis
uli1er bate ben gsia9 elmer Qsrz
nanotsn, bic cine etpas I9iefe 5ifte
Bate. Qls nun 9lsins5 rubden ms
.3immer gefi6it niro. I'm Der 3aHte
gattu Gag gu lagsn. msint s nit Der
.ainoern eigeusn grauiameu 0ffens
Eeit: .Q5 Eonts, Diff 0u a6er tos
mild geFuadisRi~
alg tie bic betur3im GeIihtsr Der
.elt:rn Fe6t, msrtts *, Oab lie ttrDas
llngeboriges asiagt bat mo nm ihr
gerisben pie5sr 3ut an maher, fogt
fs ~.rsEbsr5iy: ~abtr Is flsiDst DID
sdna gut"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26
Bur 8ea6tung!

gacnu oic sic Sribune oeleien Bo6cn, bam bcnerhet ole gpel
feuoS, bon mir SEN crlten 5non5ig 5armern, Oe teine el9ene Sarnl
bubcI sic bette @eeocn9eit i9rcS &e6ens ooh tka eae l0 ne y grs,
geGb al brinoen. in6ent fe fA df elmer Der bunoerie pom outaEl
nieNcri,Ncn Sc mir in WorriQ Gmntp, in Nortb 8latte &oe
bobcn: 4iialio it bier 10 ertroqrcid, OaB Gle t4 NIT s sH.l
nen lno ciniGcn gtcn autcn raid ielbitdaolg floqet ip ian
inS. 6ns QonO nod odr8 3o3r 5u be3ieben mo oo9 An9eoot "
nod INNER giHa. sic ac1cn nitt ncit ben eu'f s, StaG a,fi Same
oOcr Stride, iuO ga il ifon %ocriduoenc oarIer pgfe y et anmn,r
CmIn6G pcrloiicn. 5no 5r utcrcifcrt omn fomnlcu 9e luo
ichcn 5c ms ioiort, ia ms sic 5ohc erlt ". olra9en 1e uop
9cidrcbuugcn. guefunit miro bcrelfpIl'at efleiH,
Central GtQte8 2allO 50.
800 Union GacHe Suilbin8. Amag0' 'eOrasfu'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26
g~lcbrasfn Gnrmen.

100 Idcr in Der A05e Don Green.
mooo, guteS, cbenc5 2anO; CUTE Ser.
bciicrungert; $4,000 per 4der.
100 Ader, nidt melt non 4ib=
lano; $4,000 per 9lfer; cute Ser.
b%eiierungcn.
so gldcr in Der 916c bon @retna,
$7500.00; feline b~cionocrrn 8crbeiIe.
ruugcu, obcr rcides afcrIanb.
90 Adcr, S 9}ciIen iilolid Ser
Stod garoS gutcs 2onO nit gutcll
Gcrbciicrungcn; $t22.50 per afer.
80. 9. pamilton,
92l Gitp 9totiornl 9ont 9l0ay
Cmaba, Ac6ry Eel. Douglas 937.
-fs29 II
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26
g~erlauat-M duuGd.

&erlangt: g}om mo 6roll,
obnc Stinocr, oti cine 100 4der
5orm, Ger Mam sur &erridtng
Scr 6tloarbcit bic 6rau ais Stiibc
i'm Qausbalt. gutcr 2obn nddJ
llcbereiufuutt. Nutritt am 1. @ldr5.
Sir ndhcre 4ustuuft mcnOe man iif)
an q. Reprer, 1922 iiloI. 10. Str,
Gmuha, gsebr. I'll.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26
g9ir luuaen Sic

init ms boben otti uniercr ndditcn
GrfuriionsiaGrt nod ocm Ialc bes
IrinitD 6luiics ill oItlidlcn Icros,
bic am 6. Sc6ruar bon Gnla1a ab.
qcbt. Tort fonncn mir a5buen 2anO
iitr $500 per ader berfaufen.
oos 0eH bcIten 6orHInlo in 3olDa
ooer &ebrosfo in grtrQgsfabiafc'f
qIeiditebt, g8ir fonneu Sbnen M
tiirlid nidt 0as 2on0 3ltr Inter
iudung Dcroui bringen = sod
famult nit ms mo mir tperoeu es
Sbnen bereitwiaigit 5eigen. @ud
reiflidcr 3cgeuioa mo glltss &c
inroeS 9lluo. aonntt ielbit ODER
ibreibt fir unier frcics Bud.
@. g. 5ranf,
pol GcOille 8Iod. 0mabo, gte6r.
> 24st7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26

Sas preismareiele Gfcn bel Better
Stump. Geutidye aude. LEGS
Dodge StroBe, 2 Stod. U~tabI5eitCn
% Gents. II.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26
M1nnrr ~pcr[anat.

9lannpr Sir oic Bette g[rbeit If.
.aen0 mcIder 4rt un0 iibarall.
Spredt nor in scr 0uo6a Gmp.op.
nent Bureau Office, 121 n6rOl.
Is. StroBe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26
3n u~erfanfcn.

@ute 10 gder 6orm; ~ Del.
fen iuoluGtlif Don Blair; berbciiert,
mel Chi. 3cutid.lutberiihc Sir.
dc IN Blair. lleberuabme ON 1.
Mars. 40reiie: Scr Al, arlington,
9}ebr. -1.27.17
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26

ide 9c6ouOllug. '9og uno 9lodt
gC6ifnct. 9cionoere 4bteillmg fir
Guulen, BON S lt6r morgel5 bis 6
llbr ubcn0s. 9tinerolpaiier bon
5ii0 0nlo9Q Guellen. Eel. Douglas
1853. -7st0-17
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26
Stcacngeiadlc- TdunIih.

gerlanot:-Giu tildtiger 8ierOc-
fncdt. mus aud ollcrbauO 6nrm.
arbeit bcrridteL 8~Iottocutid o0cr
&odocutif) peritebcn uu0 gut fotbo-
lid lem. Dor 32G. Gmobd Fri.
biIne. II. 26.t7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26
N~eirntsaeinh.

g8itipcr. IS Sabre alt, NIT gutcu
Gmfourllcll obnc Sinner, miinidyt
8cfamtidlait init cincm Moohcn
slurds 0cirot @ihuc NIT cinem
Stiao nldt altsgeihloiiel. 3H(drif
ten on Dor U. 2, tribune.
nc ~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26
3immcr III %pcrmietcn.
3n mietcn neindlt.

@alls nit Stoa, @ilDnerbous ulO
cintgeu 4ter 4ano SIT mietcn &c.
iudt. R. 0orOmonL 1922 Go. 49,.
Ctr. Cuubo, SiiOicitc. II 29sf7
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SSa6u.
Icntidl. lnthcriidlc 0OLpnic

Icntldl'Ihtbcrllde M0IOTle. Nlet9
iomcu 2ono. guf gcrIongcn lper-
ocn mir 51ncn rmicr nellcites il.
hitricrtcB Snformations 8ampblet
iclocu. Sorlcu s. SCOOTER. So5oac
Nlha.. q. 2nltis. NO. -2.t7.l7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26
5 gfer anrtuffel. J rnfte.

Bon $227.50 oufp6rts. 3obl6or
$500 Au5ablung, $500 per Wio.
not. @ir Capitalization 0cu Graft
fir Sic. Sic crbaltcn 3luei 5iillitcl
Der Grutc. aonnlt mo perlmtat
9iidelhul mt Grflaruigen itbcr Bic
SnuscrsfurS 9Otnto @rOluers' Min.
Is. mto 0opnro Cir. Goug. 937l.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26
annitiiien mn giatrasen

OMAHA gillou So. Rotraten
lbergcorbcitGt in neuen ucber'
siiacn, gum ba,bcn 8rcis Der neueit.
- 1907 Cunning Ctr Douglas
2467. lib I
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26

Slid bringenbe Sraaringe bel Bro.
oegaaros. 16. uuO Douglas Str.
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Stclcuansc6utc- @ciblid.
&erlanat:

&~erlanat: &mgc5 MlG0fcn,
I'M inl @olSbalt mit5ubelien mo
auf Sinner oui5upoiicl. G%rtnlrung
uidt notpcloig. N}rS, y. Is. Subn.
ion. 2911 Nininn Ctr. IL 29-l1
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utilacps cinocric

aale in iriberen 9abreH aefderei-, 10 1T
qans Defenders lett .6dfslH- sum aDiRHeSs
hort unierer 8raieBueli geipCroen In Ser
ireieH 9eiL htg lie iGreH 4titmteH abges
mimi. Hnb BARN hai lf aud He9f. ba
maa h nhue 0roBe WtHbe mo soften etIpas
EiUnes uno bod 5ugIfbD 9slslides idt feline
,sTelnoe cher ltd ielbii berfteaeH faHR. 8a
BEL fommi tor ais aHsfr 8~idtgeber unier. eud1
gltlaAbs glHaerie bon Emma 5urnes sur Siis
fe allber 20 nerinie6eBen H~eueiien Wliilern
BON Pafien nbfr 1e1hB fiub fehr nic6llhe
observation-disclosures @sniier bon SdaIs, 1ans
ioifeln. Eednfn, eaH6iafheHs 6dubdeH unO
f,iletaffeifeu baTis enthaiieH, msiAe ohHe
4raoe arofeg FETAL finhe1 mer6en. Sdas
ncn zif Hidi nit Der g%eiieaung oieier neles
item a~Hsn1be.
5ieles 8nb lHr re h~urioirei Der Tot bes4
Idnof.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26
Sans al ~bcrtaufen.
Sanier an bermieten:

IWHTtt on { HEFkEtHs
1920 Q. fl. Cir, 6 3immer, aon3
MODERN.
3ti9 2. % Ctr. 6 3immere gang
MODERN.
3t16 Q. %. CIR. 6 8immer, gang
MODERN.
Ranl SuooiD,
S3S grau0eis Bldg.
Eel. 9ouglaS Sill. -t26sf7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26
HIaHiTsisrtc n~nsciscn.
gcrlunat-@siblia.

8eindlt: - Gcutihc o0er bobnti
ide 6rau o0cr 0}d0dcn ais @oite'
rim in ciiteau flcincu @otcl I'M use
item. 0utes Neim Sir lldbcre Nus
fnuit a0reiiiere mon IRsr. Soc
8irsrer, 5000 Safe, gtcbr.
II 30st7
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500 gclogumua

smit6 G. 9cafner, 723 Glib q.
ctr. 8c6roudte 4utos 81 8araatr'
preiIct. 3ntateu - &sparatnren -
4nfbetuabrung IN Der reinlihIten II.
1aaIten @orogc in Omaha. Douglas
400. -o.lI'll
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26

9crlan9t: Grfa6rcne a0din
mo @ansm1odcuL @ornep 26l1.
If
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-26

2Onslas GOnutb 5nrmen:-30o
glder. $780, $50 4fer, $t75;
so ader, $3.50; = 40 Qfer, $3.50.
Y. &. Smith So, Oh Gitp lntio.
nal gonf gl0g. If.
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antumO6iI ~gcrFderuna.
Amtu. Reparatnren

&eq & gitflep-3218 Sarnep.
GrItflaiIige u1o.Reporaturen. 9ut.
friihen maht ale Cars ueit. Starte
5hlepp.g ar. ---0ouelos 1910.
-4.t3.t7
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-11
THE STRAND

William Farnum and Vivian Rich in
William Fox DeIux Production THE
Price Of Silence" and Two Reel
Comedy for the Last Time at the
Strand Today-Don't Forget Our
Special Saturday Matinee at 2.45-
George Walsh Monday and Tuesday.
William Farnum, who stars in his
18th William Fox production, The
Price Of Silence" is the veteran Of all
most AZ miles of film. These figures
are astounding. but here's proof:
Each of the photoplays in which
Farnum has appeared as William
Fox star has been a five-reeler. There
are 1000 feet Of film in a reel This
would make $4,000 feet Of celluloid for
the Is productions. But the total is
raised to 221,o00 feet by the fact that
each scene is photographed from three
angles. This costly, and apparently
wasteful. duplication is practiced to
insure the public the best possible view
Of the action. the director choosing the
particular take" that he thinks is
best. The length Of the film in miles is
obtained by dividing the $4,000 feet by
$3.50.
The list of Mr.. Farnum's photoplays
is: A Soldiers Oath. Fighting Blood.
The Bondman, A Man Of Sorrow The
Broken Law. The Wonderful Adven-
ture. The PlUnderer. The Niger, Tia
Man from Bitter Root, The End OF the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-11
Last "DOLLAR DAY" Today

"Hcw was the business Yesterday"
was the question that made the Gar
diner merchant smile the smile that
won't come off for several days Even
the rainy day that the weather man
shunted on Gard!nerites Friday,
couldn't phase them a bit. They all
looked to the westward and saw the
silver lining to the cloud and said;
It'll be fair tomorrow and that will
mean an even better day that Thurs
day. First class optimists are the
Gardiner merchants.
There was some business Friday, at
that. 1t was the best rainy day that
has come their way for some time and
it gave both employers and employees
a chance to fill in the vacant places
on the counters with other attractive
offerings at before the war prices.
Gardiner residents and suburbanites
gave a hearty affirmative to this mute
question asked the public. DO you
know real hargains9"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-11
CAMpMEET|NG OPENS
Large Attendance at
Richmond Special
Services for Sunday

Richmond. Me, Aug. 10.-The IN
f1ux of people to the campgrounds on
the first day of the campmeeting has
nearly filled all the vacant cottages
with enthusiastic followers Of the re-
vivaI meetings. Despite the showers
that fell in the morning. the spirits OF
the earnest helpers of Rev. I. T. john
son refused to be dampened.
Miss Lula Barnard. a. brilliant solo
singer from Lowell. Mass, had charge
of the music in the absence OF MRS
Abbie Lawrence. who is expected TO
arrive at the campgrounds some time
during Saturday. Miss Jeannette
Nicholson of Clftondale, Mass. was
present to assist in the services.
On Friday evening the Rev. |. T.
johnson held platform meeting,
which was preceded by praise SER
vice. A summary of prospective con-
ditions was laid before the assembled
worshippers,
Rev l. T. Johnson. in charge Of the
meetings, has planned the following
religious program for Sunday: At
$50 A. NJ, love feast; 10 A. NJ,
preaching by DR.. H. n. Brown, D. D..
of Denison. Conn; 100, social ser
vice; 2, preaching by Rev. J. c. Beers
Of Lowell, Mass; $50, social service
Z, preaching by Rev. I. T. Johnson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-11

Aug. Is, will be for the benefit OF the
10Th Company, C. A. c. boys from this
town and Bowdoinham. as we'll as the
boys of the Milliken regiment.
Mrs. Edwin Packard of Westbrook,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Brown for the past week, return
ed home Wednesday morning.
Mrs. ]. A. sylvester of Needham.
Mass, who has been a guest at the
home Of her son, r. NJ. Brown, for the
past month, left for Portland ana
Westbrook Wednesday morning, where
she will visit for few days before
returning to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Wakefield and
daughter. Florence, we're recent visi-
tors at kennebunk.
William P. Smith Of Gardiner was
business visitor in town Thursday.
Mrs. Archie Terrill. who has been
a teacher In the rural schools for the
past few years, has resigned her po-
sition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-11

liner timber lot, from which the pur-
chase had come, for several years
past. He further claimed that the
bill was not properly made out and
claimed that is should show the va
rious dates on which the lumber was
purchased.
Both the concern Of Maybury and
Jordan and their attorney made the
statement that the City of Gardiner
is not indebted to them. The claim is
made that Mr.. Russ was their agent
and if there was lumber purchased
by the city of the above concern it
was purchased by Mr.. Russ, Alderman
streets and highways. of Mr.. Russ
agent of the Maybury and Jordan Co.
Just how the tangle will be straight
ened out is question.
Alderman Noyes stated that if the
city owed Maybury and Jordan a bill
ne was in favor Of paving it and if
they did not he had very decided OBJ
jections to doing so. Mayor Lamb is
understood to take the same grounds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-11
NATIONAL HOME

ohicer Of the day Capt. W. s. Oakman
for Saturday and Hugh Doyle for Sunday.
The baseball game for Saturday will
be with the fast Vassalboro nine and
will be called at SIS sharp.
Owen Tobin Of Kenduskeag. late Co. H,
18th Me. Inf, has been admitted to the
Home.
Henry Peacock has been granted a dis
charge from the Home. He is now en-
ployed on the farm.
William L. Pierce. hospital steward
here for several years. has taken his dis
charge and enlisted in the hospital unit
that has gone to Fl Ethan Allen.
The funeral Of the late Columbus J.
Noble will be held from the Home chapel
at 9 A. NJ. Saturday. Rev E. W. Weber
officiating.
Religious services at the Home cha pei
Sunday morning will be held at follows:
Mass and sermon by Rev. FIR. Mclaughlin
a. ., and Protestant services By Rev. z.
W. Weber at 1913 o'clock.
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The Great Emotional Photodrar1a,
"En'ighten Thy Daughter" at the
Coliseum on Monday.

Direct from a long enga cement at the
Park Theatre, New York, Ivan Abram-
sons highly interesting dramatic produc-
ton, 'Enlighten Thy Daughter" comes
to Coliseum on Monday and Tuesday for
TIE two days when patrons of that house
will have the first opportunity to see this
remarkable screen document.
''Enlighten Thy Daughter" playing
New York during the months Of January
and February. with four other big pic
lures playing there. was 50 generally
successful. that several times during the
enga cement, the police reserves were
called out to handle the crowds. This
has been done in no instance before in
the history of film plays in New York and
seldom in the history of New York thea
tricals.
"Enlghten Thy Daughter" is in seven
reels and 500 odd scene. and has Frank
Sheridan, Zena Keefe, Marie Shotwelt,
Katherine kaelred. James Morrison. Nio-
let Horner, Arthur Donaldson and Rubye
De Remer in the leading roles.
The prices are within reach Of all, 15c.
and Csc. with shows at go Z and s.45.
It's an attraction for the whole family
with nothing to offend.-Adv
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A large attendance is expected this
afternoon on the Muster field, Halo
WELL when the attraction will be A
double header. the first match being
between the Machine Gun Co. and
Hallowell Independents The second
game will be between the same local
team with n team from Co. l of East
port as it's opponent. Both games prom
Use to be hotly contested as the Ma
chine Gun Co. is out for blood Dweley
and Mazerall for this team will do the
battery honors and are combination
hard to beat. For the Hallowell team
the battery will he Bowling and Has
kell. Griffith and Walton will comprise
the Co l battery and for HALLOWEEN.
Peabody, the new pitcher, will occupy
the mound. The first game will he
called at o'clock. But one admission
will be charged for both games.
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SOUTH GARDINER

Miss Arleen Mcneil. who has oeon
visiting Mrs. W. P. Hodgkins for the
past few days, has returned to her
home in Bath.
Arthur Beedle of Cincinnati is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Van r. Beedle.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Johnston and
children of Millinocket are visiting
Mrs. Johnston's sister. Mrs. c. S. Har-
ris. Bartlett street. Mrs. Johnston and
children have just returned from a
three months visit with relatives in
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Katherine Cornish Of Bath was
a recent guest Of Mrs. Justine Ell
bridge, Capen road.
Harry Beedle of Allston, Mass. Is
ENJOYING a few weeks vacation with
his family
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Preble have re-
turned from New Bedford. Mass.
Miss Lillian Roderick is visiting rel
atives in Northampton, MasH0
Mrs. Fred McPhee of Rumford Falls
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Sadie An
mis-.
Corp. Rodney McPhee Of Co. NJ.
is at home for few days visit with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Phee.