davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-03

betem il odvazel, bylo podrcb-
ne v listine zaznamenano. Lau
ra dopravena byla do domu pa
nj Rubellove, manzelky Fosko-
va jednat,ele. Tady uboha brzy
poznala, re byla oklamana a
jsouc po prestalem utrpeni INA
cne seslabena, upadla We mdlo
by. Leky, ktere byly il navo-
dem Foskovym podany, obsa-
hovaly slime davky uspavacich
prostfedku. Laura v dome Ru-
bellovych spala, mezi tim co ma
jeji jmeno pochovana byla v
Limmeridgu Anna Katheriko-
va. Kdyz z omraGeneho span
ku procitla - jak dlouho trval
jeji spanek, ami nevedela - by
la jake vymenena a ma udalost
poslednich dnu nedovedla Sc
souvisle upamatovati. V tomto
stavu dusevni rozrusenosti do
dana byla do ustavu pro choro
myslne a dano il jmeno te, kte
rou v Limmeridgu byli pocho-
vail. .~. ...
Toto vse vyliceno bylo po-
drobnosti az unavujici.
Kdyz docetl jsem posledni
list Foskova rukopisu, byla jiz
uplynula pulhodina kterou mel
jsem die ujednani hrabetem
setrvati V jeho pribytku. Po-
vstal jsem ihned a rozloucil Sc
S panem Rubellem..
Cd te DOLBY jsem cloveka to-
no jiz nikdy nespatril, ami 0
mem jsem niceho neZaslechl.
Objevil Sc mi ma svych tenn
nych castach podvodu a nicem
nOsti a zmizel mi z oci, jakmi-
lie nemel jsem pricin, abych ce
STAN temto venoval pozornost.
Ia ctvrt hodiny byl jsem jiz
donna, kde Laura a Marie plny
strachu a uzkOsti mne oceka,
valy. Laura patrne nevedela i
ste niceho nebezpeci, v jake
byl jsem Sc vydal, Ia to ale na
tvari Marie Halkombove po.
znal jsem lined, za celou noe
probd6la. N6kolika slovy jsem
vypovedel, jak mole nocni do
brodruzstvi skoncilO a echo mi
zemo pro nejblizsi budoucnost
ocekavati. Jednot!ive podrob
nOsti jsem OvSem zamlGal, po
nechavaje 81 to az ma dobu po
zdejSi.
We sp6chu jsem posnidal {
aniz bych 81 jen okamzik odpo
cinul special jsem z domu, 8
bych vyhledal vozku, jehoz a
dresu mi byl hrab6 udal a jen:
veil osudneho dne &c. cerven
ce Lauru Il londynskeho nadr;
III. =
Majitele povozu jsem be
dlouheho hledani nalazl a shl
.dal jsem k svemu poteseni, 4
pravidelne zaznamenaval 81 V
zvlaStnl knize veSkere Objed
navky povozu, u neho ucinent
Vyhledav datum &c. ctarvenc
1850 ukazal mi poznamku
"Hrabe Fosko 5, Forestova tt
da o 2. hodine. (Vozka Joh
Owen)."
Ma moji zadost zavolal tax
vozku OWena.
"Pamatujate Sc ma pana, j,
hOz jste predeSleho roku m,
slci cervenci veil z nadrazi d
tridy Forestovy?" zeptal isel
Sc jej.
"Nikoli pane" odpov6del '
zka, "jast tezko pri mem p
volani pamatovati 81 jednotliN
osoby."
"Snad Sc prece pamatuiatt
byl to cizinec, neobycejne t6
naty."
Tvar vozkova Sc vyjasnil
80 jiz Sc pamatuli," zvol
"byl to nejtezsi pan, jeh'
jGem kdv veil. Jol ma nadra
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-03

PRODA Sc LEVINE Ford automo
bill pro 5 osob. Pfijmou Sc po
pripade Liberty bonds. Haste
Sc v els. 5636 Drake ave. z E.
55. bllze Broadway. 9@3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-03

meridgskeho, do onech poko-
|j1, v nichz jsme Sc poznali, "
nichz tajili jsme druhdy sladka
muka prvni lasky. V techto po
kojich byli take shromazdeni
,vSichni zvani lide z okoli, ktefl
meli "ozivlou" Lauru poznati a
Ivyslechnouti zpravu o podvodu
jaky S nj byl proveden. Kdyz
Laura vesla, byli jiz vsichni
ishromazdeni a patrne prekva-
peni, ba uzas zracil Sc jejich
|tvarich. Take pan Fairlie, stryc
Laurin, dal 81 fici a ma tuto
schulz sesel dolG re svych po-
kojd.
Prostymi slovy bylo vyliceno
prostym venkovanum vse, co
Sc bylo Laurou prihodilo. Rec
advokatoya provazena byla ca
stymi projevy nevole proti p1-
vodcum strasneho podvodu ja-
koz projevy vrele' soustrasti
pro ubohou moji Lauru.
"Nuze, lidicky," koncil advo
kat svoji rec, "uznavate, re phi
tomna DANA jest Laura, rozena
Fairliova?"
Otazka tato pritomne primo
elektrisovala. U samych dvefi
stal nejstarsi naiemce ma pan
stvi, jenz vsechny pritomne str
hi k bourlivemu projevu. vi
dim jeste nyni poctivou, osma-
hlou jeho tvar, ma niz perlily
se velike Shy. "Ano, je to o.
nal" zvolal tento muz. "Buh j
zehnej! Buh il uchovej!" A
lshromazdeni jednohlasne pro-
|volalo: "Je to ona! Je to ona!'
IDelnici z blizke obce, skolni
mladez, cetne zeny - to vse
stale pred domem a kdyz Lau-
ra, mnou vedena u 'okna Sc OBJ
ievila, kriceli opet vsichni: "Je
to ona, je to Laura Fairliova!'
Srdecne tyto projevy pohnu-
ly Lauru az k placi.
z domu vedli jsme vsechen
tento lid ma hrbitov, kd'e u ma
hrobku byl jiz pripraven del
mix, jenz vysekal z mramoru
: jmeno Laury baronky Glydove
Vsichni utajenym dechem sic
? dovali, jak mizi re lziveho ma
:pisu jedna pismena "a druhou.
| Ma miste odstranenych SLOW wy
tesan napis novy a sice:
Gamma Katherikova,
25. cervence 1850.
y
: K doplneni tohoto vypravo-
1 vani jest Sc mi zminiti jest6 G
z dvou udalostech.
: Nicaho jsem nepodnikal pre-
), hmotny zisk a take v dob6, kdy
S mad LII a klamem slavil jsem
/. |vitezstvi, ami z daleka nepomJ
V slel jsem ma to, abych domaha
: Sc nejakych hmotnych vyhot
n pro svoji manzelku, o kterol
u lsam jsem Sc chtel starati a po
:, jistiti il vlastnim usilim blaht
j, 3 spokojenost. Nahoda v tom
n to smeru byla mi prlznivou, ne
d bot hned v prvni dny po nasen
. slavnem navratu Limmeridgl
dostal jsem nabidnuti, abycl
II ma kratky cas- vydal Sc do Pa
} rize a zkoumal tam jisty vyn;
y lez, tykajici Sc zcela noveh'
Il spusobu zhotovovani obrazk1
. pro casopisy. Nabidka byla tai
a. skvela a krom toho vyhlidk
|e ma zuzitkovani vynalezu tax L
E. kava, re nemohl jsem odmit
lie nouti.
y Prlpravy ma cestu byly
lie hned vykonany. A kdyz pid te
~ To prilezitosti opetne sverovs
Il jsem Lauru peel a dozoru je.
a. tsestry, napadla mne velice Va
Ic zna myslenka, ma kterou pre-
u tim nikdy jsem ami nepripac
l.: = myslenka ma budoucnost M
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
-Four Stacks Wheat Burned.

w. sc. McClain suffered a heavy
loss by fire on his farm six miles
northwest of DEBORAH on the Burr
Oak road last Saturday. He had
Just started threshing his wheat, and
got one sack out, when a spark from
the threshing engine set fire to the
stacks and the four stacks he had
were completely consumed, entail
ing loss of about $500, as he
would have threshed out about 500
bushels. Mr.. McClain carried only
small amount of insurance, about
$500. The stacks were about so
feet from the barn, which had about
loco bushels of oats and other
grain in it, but fortunately the barn
didn't catch fire, although danger
+ously near it A@@s
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
ninety Years Young.

Last Sunday Henry Wheatman was
80 9eFfs young, and celebrated his
bh9hdag at the home Of his son
Robert in this city. All Of his child
ren. grandchildren and great grand
clindren numbering 40, gathered at
the home and helped him cale-
brate the happy event Dinner wac
ser ,sd at ono o'clock, and while
adhering to all food conservation
PRINCIPLES, nevertheless a meal that
was most tempting from start TO
finish, was partaken OF. The after
noon was spent in social diversions,
mnsic, etc, after which cake and Ice
cream was served The birthday
cake, covered with 80 candles, was
baked by Mrs. Robert Wheatman,
and those who partook OF it compil-
mcnted Mrs. WAeatman's culinary
ability very highly The subject Of
this ketch was born In England
and came here In an early day. re
farmed in Calmar township for many
years, returning some 20 years ago
since which time he made his home
in Decorah. lie enjoys the best OF
health and we hope ne will round out
the century mark. We join with his
many friends in extending con-
gratulations and best wishes to him,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
Passed Away in England.

News of the death of Mrs. Anna
Phelps at her home in Cheltenham,
England, reached DEBORAH last week
in a message to CT. Weiser. She
had been in poor health for some
time. She was the wife of the late
George Phelps, who passed away a
few years ago. His remains are in
TERED in the Phelps cemetery in this
city, and We understand the remains
of Mrs. Phelps will be brought here
for burial. She had been a resident
Of England for about twenty-five
years. She had been a subscriber to
this paper many years and kept in
touch with affairs in DEBORAH. In
her will covering her property in this
country she named C. j. Weiser, Of
DEBORAH and VIII Sanford, of Chero-
kee as executors: No doubt when
the will is made public, some bene
factions viii come to Decorah. Her
death occurred on, Aug. q.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
cHIROPRACIORS GREAT MEET.
ING.
Held i'm DEBORAH Monday, Was Well
Attended and Success in Every
Way

The meeting of the Northeastern
Iowa Chiropractic Association in this
city last Monday was well attended
and success in every way. The
clinics at DR.. Vernons office schedu-
led for to p. m. was extended to
$50 on account of the patients.
Mrs. Vogel's lecture for ladies was
especially well attended at the Yeo-
man hall and much instruction and
good was received from her talk.
The ladies of the Congregational
church served twenty-plate ban
quet to the visitors at the church
parlors exceeding all records for
elaboration. Mayor Hook and wife
and DR.. Willett were especial invited
guests.
The evening lectures, while not as
we'll attended by local people as hop
ed for and deserved by the talent,
were well received, and hearty re-
Spouse came from those present.
Rev. DR.. Norman laid especial en-
phasises on the present epidemic Of
Spanish influenza, and the beneficial
results obtained in cases especially
of extreme high fever, by adjust
ments, also bringing out the point
that from his own experience many
of the deaths in the army could e
averted were it not for the fact that
all others are barred, except the old
school of medicine.
The Chiropractic keep Smiling
Song" was most admirably render
ed by Miss Lillian Winter, accom-
panied on the piano by her father,
H. B. Winter.
The visiting Chiropractors returned
home, taking with them very high
opinion of DEBORAH and her people,
all expressing themselves as extreme
ly glad they came, and commenting
on the scenery and peoples hospi-
tally.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
winneshiek County Service Flag.

A movement is on foot. now in
DEBORAH by the Commercial Club to
get a service flag for this county.
We think this is good move and it
will be readily taken hold Of by our
people. We believe there are in the
neighborhood of 500 boys in the
army service from this county, The
flag will be hung in a CONSPICUOUS
place, and each soldier will be re-
presented on it by star.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
Bratfos jewellery store Building Sold

Theo. M. Halvorson, the Delco
light man, purchased the Gunerious
Bratfos store building, west of the
Willis & Ness furniture store on
Monday. 1t is now occupied by Ole
Queal with shoe shop. Mr.. Halvor-
son will move his Delco light busi-
ness into it about Nov 1. 1t will
give him fine building for his
business, which is growing rapidly,
over fifty Delco plants being put out
by him in his territory here. He
will remodel the building some, and
later will occupy the fiat over the
store.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
Have You Given a Pig?

Thesarticle from Ben Bear, treas
urer of the Red Cross, should he
read by everyone in Winneshiell
county, who have not given pig
to the Winneshiek Pig Club, and
who expect to do so. We want to
make this the biggest thing of it's
kind in the country. A souvenir
booklet will be issued containing the
names of all those giving pig, and
it is hoped no name will be omitted
Of any person who is able to con-
tribute pig to this worthy cause.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
4 General Meeting of the Winneshielc
Comfy Chanter Of the a. R..C..

A general meeting OF the Winnie
shiek County Chapter Red Cross viii
be held in the large COURT room IN
the court house at DEBORAH, lows;
Wednesday oct. 20, at the hour Of
p. N. for the election Of Chapter
officers and such other business as
nay come before the meeting.
Members Of the Chapter are re-
quested to attend this meeting.
REV. PAUL KOREN, Chairman
J. A. NELSON, Secretary.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
POPULAR COUPLE MARRIED.
Michael II. Courtney and Miss Anna
Il. Nenbauer Principals i'm Pretty
Wedding at Cresco Yester-
- day


at the Assumption Catholic church
in Cresco, very pretty wedding was
solemnized, when Mr.. Michael Court
ney and Miss Anna E. Neubauer,
were united in marriage. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Father
j. H. Courtney of Toronto, Iowa, a
Ebrother of the groom. Solemn mass
was celebrated by Father Courtney,
assisted by Rev. Father Mullen, of
Lamotte, as deacon, and Rev.
Father Richard Have, of Dubuque,
as sub-deacon. Appropriate music
was furnished by the Assumption
choir.
The bride was attended by her
sister Miss Josephine Neubauer, and
the groomsman was Mr.. T. F. Con-
nor, of DEBORAH, personal friend of
the groom.
The bride was attired in a gown of
white satin, trimmed with embroider-
ed silk, chiffon lace and pearl beads,
and wore wreath and veil to match
and carried a boquet of Killarney
roses of red and white.
The bridesmaid wore gown of
white silk poplin trimmed with
shadow lace.
The bride is the second daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Neubauer, Of
Orleans township, and is one of the
highly esteemed and popular young
women of that community. She is
possessed of charming personality
and PLEASING disposition. and her
friends are legion. The husband Of
her choice is one of the prosperous.
prominent and we'll known farmers
Of Button township, and is gen.
lehman Of sterling worth and char
acter, and enjoys the respect and es-
TEEN of all.
After the ceremony at the church
the bridal party assembled at the
home of the brides parents where a
sumpteous wedding dinner was serv-
ed to the invited guests and clergy,
Rev. Fathers Courtney, of Toronto;
Sampson of Bluffton; Ryan and
Landoeft, of Cresco; Mullen, of
Lamotte and Have, of Dubuque.
The dining room was tastefully
decorated in the national colors, and
during the dinner hour an orchestra
rendered a number of appropriate
selections.
The happy couple departed on the
evening train for an eastern honey
moon trip The bride was dressed
in navy blue serge travelling suit.
They were presented with many
valuable presents. One of the gifts
to the groom, presented by the bride,
was a fine automobile, and the bride
received beautiful Kimball piano,
being a gift from Rev. H. u. Court
ney. B
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtney will be at
home to their friends after November
first. Public Opinion Joins with
their many friends in extending to
them much happiness on life's path
way.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
Appointed Chairman Hotels and
Restaurants.

R. j. Weiss, manager of the VIM
neshiek hotel in this city has been
appointed district Chairman of hotels
and restaurants, under the food
administration for the fourth dis
trict, Iowa division. He will have
over eight counties with
over 500 hotels and restaurants. Mr.
Weiss will look after the food adj
rules, ETC., and see that
they are obeyed. He received his
from state Adminis-
traitor j. r. Deems, Of Burlington.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
Surprised Old Conrade.

A very pleasant surprise was given
Mr. George Anderson of Frankvilla
township last Saturday afternoon
when some of the members Of the g.
A. r. and some of the ladies Of the
G. A. r. autocd to his home. A pie
mic dinner was served and a most
enjoyable afternoon spent.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
"Black Bass Wins i'm Wisconsin.

w. F. Sanderson, operator Of the
Winneshiek hotel, entered his fast
PAGER, BLACK Bass" in the races at
the county fair at Beaver Dam, Wis.
last week, and he won the 2:13
pace. The first heat was stepped in
-2:13K, second 2:12A and third
2:13%. Beaver Dam has a popula-
ton of only 1000, but the big day OF
the fair $4,000 paid admissions were
registered. Mr.. Sanderson races at
Portage, Wis. this week.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
Alackitana.

We have a good many l'nchlraWs
and sweaters left over, and are sel-
ling them at last years prices.
though these are worth so per cent
more than our price. BEARS
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
GOVERNOR In GREAT TALK.
Hon. w. l.. Harding Gave Roussng
Patriotic Talk at Grand Last
Thursday Eevening.

iowa war governor, hon. w. IL.
Harding, paid DEBORAH a visit last
Thursday, coming from Waukon,
where he spoke to big crowd at
the Allamakee county fair in the
afternoon. In the evening he APP
peared at the Grand opera house and
gave one of the most rousing patriot
| ic speeches we have heard delivered
for long time. Before the adj
dress the band played a few patriot
ic selections which were greatly en-
joyed by the big audience. The
house was packed from pit to dome
and many We're turned away.
Mayor Hook, Judges Houck and
Springer appeared on the platform
with the governor, and he was intro
duced by Judge Springer in a few
very well received remarks.
! The governor then launched into
his talk and he demonstrated in
every word he uttered that he was
lCu UiOOuCu ktDlCl lCdu lIOul IuC
soles of his feet to the crown of his
bead. Whtan Judge Springer in
troduced the governor he told the
audience that he had heard him
speak in the afternoon at Waukon
and if ever he heard fellow call a
spade spade, Gov. Harding was the
man that did so, and he admired
his courage. The governor celer
brated his birthday on Thursday, and
he was feeling in high spirits. He
was forty-one years old, and at the
same time he exhibited his registra-
tion card, and said that he was
ready for war duty when the govern
ment called.
The governor touched upon the
language question also. He said
that when he delivered that procla-
nation he thought he was right, and
now he knew he was. 1t was limited
that the governor had backed down
on his proclamation, but from his
tone Thursday night, no evidence Of
that fact came to light. ~
After the meeting, the governor
went to the Winneshiek hotel, where
I he received large number of our
people, and all were given most
cordial greeting. The governor is
live wire, and makes a. deep inn
preston on his hearers wherever he,
goes. 80
The governor remained in Decorah
over night and on Friday morning
he visited the S.A. T. c. at Luther
college. The S. A T. C. band and the
students in, company formation were,
assembled on the campus in front OF
the main building at 9:15 as the
governors car drove into the post,
and he was saluted by four ruffles
and sfiourfshes.A The governor was'
introduced to Lieutenant Fisher, the
commanding officer, and the students,
by Pres. Preus. The governor gavel
g short address to the students, in
which he dwelled upon the excep-.
tional opportunities afforded theS
young men who are serving their
country at Luther. He was after
wards conducted through the build-.
ings, and expressed his pleasure at
the condition of both the sleeping
quarters, and the dining hall.
During the governors visit the s. A.
T.. G. band rendered patriotic music.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
no serrices IN Grace Church srndar.

There will be no services in Grace
church, DEBORAH, next Sunday, Oct.
13. Rev. Wn McVettie takes part
in the opening of the rebuilt St.
Lukes Episcopal church, at Cedar
Fails next Sunday ana the meeting
OF the Dubuque Deanery Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday in the same
city. He expects to return home on
Thursday, Oct. II.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09

The parties who took grip end
sweater out of car across from the
st. Cloud hotel are known, and il the
articles are returned at once to the
st. Cloud trouble viii be avoided.
4i-2w.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
We Have Sold

many suits and oYercoats to custo-
mers whose home is forty to ffty
miles from DEBORAH Our stock Is
big. We bought the main part Of Our
clothing before the big advance and
our customers viii profit by it. II
they come to this store for their
clothing. BEARS.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
New Bplldings Or Construction WORK

Any one contemplating the cree
tion Of new buildings or, IN fact.
construction work OF any kind viii
kindly call on me, as I have the rnl-
ings Of the war Department goyerr-
ing such matters.
G.. J. WEIsER,
Chairman Of Winneshiek County
Council OF Defense.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09

you'd better buy your winter
coal, now before time for Christmas
presents arrives. advises the Goun-
Gil Bluffs Nonpareil.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
rrtra onalltr

Blue serge suits at special prices
Saturday BEAR! ~.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-09
To All Manufacturers and Dealers
in Butter.

New rulings from the United States
Food Administration are now IN Ely.
hands. Therefore people engaged
in transactions in the above COM
modify will please call on me for the
new rulings.
All creameries must haze licences.
Apply for applications Tor the same'
to ]. +. Deems. Food Administrator
at Burlington, iowa.
CT. WEIsER,
U. s. Food Administrator
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-23
NOTICE

All taxes for the years 1911,
1912, 1913 and 1914 must be
paid at once. | will be at the
City Treasuref's office at City
hall next Saturday evening from
= to 10 o'clock to receive pay
ment from all delinquent tax
payers.
If these taxes are not paid by
that time l shall be forced to
bring suit for their collection.
There are a few that owe large
amounts, who pleaded with me
not to advertise them, as they
were snort of cash at the time.
but would pay before long.
l have waited for these peo-
pie long enough, and want to see
them present. next Saturday
evening at the Treasurer's Office
to show their appreciation of the
treatment and courtesy which
has been accorded them.
will state once and for all
that am done being fooled
about this important matter.
NILES L. PERKINS.
Collector for the years 1911,
1912, 1913 and 1914.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-23

Because the air Of Friday was lit
tie cooler than that Of the two proceed
ing days and the sun did not get in it,
work on the ice and snow there was
but little change in ice ConditiCrs
along the water front. although t1e
ice broke up to some extent above the
kennebec bridge. There Is quite a lot
Of open water between the Augusta
dam and tn railroad bridge. and down
below the latter structure on both
cast and west sides Of the river, and
another spring-like day, like Thurs
day. would be apt to set the ice in tina.
sections to moving, and not only that
but the ice around the Kcnnebec
bridge as well.