davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-19
TOpAY,s MARRIAGE LIcENsEs

walter biske 2ies y. Alder st.. and Jessie
lshn Il nrisIf. az5s n Hambrey st., ana
saass .ss3shS slss hd isls sas En' Z. sns o,,,,s.
~ a. aHa Emma ,.
~ .s.iit ~ 81 = ana Thsresa
H4f4H a 4zdmere. s.. Esd chrisfins
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-19
Lecture at Houston Hall Today

PhIlander P. Claxton, United States
Commissioner of Education, delivered
a lecture on the various democratic ten
dencies in educational work at Houston
Hall this afternoon,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-19

full course dinner was enjoyed By
Joseph hocalioush On The siaswsik q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-20
sloop WILL TELL.

/ Paris, April 10: Many young men
have been lost in France by the fact
that their blood was out Of order and
impure when they started out in this
campaign as soldiers at the mont.
Many of them never reached the bat
tie line because they were taken sick
in camp, due TO stomach and bowel
trcuhleSval with blood powerless %
resist Young men and old men IN
America should be just as watehful Of
their blood TO see that il is pure. that
their stomach is acting well and the
liver active.
1t takes lots Of vitality. nervous
force and strength to win 4 race.
Blood must be pure and good
Keep the nerves nourished. tbs
heart strong, the head cool, the stom-
ach vigorous, the liver active with 4
scnic which hass,oed the test Of time
and has wide reputation, such as
Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery, II is the worlds great Blood
Further; il enters joints. dissoives the
impure deposits and carries them out,
as II does all impurities through the
Liver, Bowels. kidneys and skin.
II you have indigestion. sluggish
liver. oackache over the kidneys, nasal
or other catarrh. unsteady nerves OF
ansignsN skin. sc, Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery today and star, al
once 70 replace your impure blood
with the Kind tina, puts energy and
ambition into you and brings eacs
youth and vigorous acgson.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-20
MAN WHO KILLED
MCFARLAND IS
HELD IN $4,000

Newark, " J., April ls--David LantiA-
berg, who has the sandwich concession
At the bicycle racing track here, was aeld
IN saso bail today on charge OF man
slaughter in causing the death OF ioya
A. MacF arI2nd, = noted cyclist, last sat
uraay by stabhing him in the head WIFI
s screwdrsvEr. The charge was reduced
from homicide 10 Inanslaughrer by direc-
ton OF Prosecutor Guild, whose detec-
r.xes had investigated the affair
mcfarland lived q few hours but did
70. recover consciousness after receiv-
Ing the blow. The quarrel and staboins
occurred in vlsw o. many spectators
who had gathered al the track 10 watch
the cyclists train. Detectives reported
10 the prosecutor that after q quarrel
mcfarland had lifted LautiHbe-g. VINO
Is ct slender build. froE-l his feet ard
was trying 10 carry hin TO the gate
aser the stabbsag occurred.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-20
FAIRFIELD
Arthur Brown Falls frcm Raft
Into kennebee River but
Is Rescued by Men in
Boat-Town Locals
CLUB NOTES AND
PERSONALS

Arthur SroEn. the, Ii-Ss2r-o-d son
q. Ms ..evenSslle- O. Kicker Sect,
mad i narrow escape rem 1Townins
early Monday afternoon, when he fell
fr,or., the rafs On which he WAS play
.ns On The NeGneoec river, II this
rear Q. rs hor.s. Young Brown was
y.los.e IL the raj, and N some manner
,-ippex. anc fell backwards isso the
water. HIS eyes were blinded @sy tie
wafer when he~ attempted 10 save
a.-assl. by swimming And he soats1
down TIRE river fully = feet lie was
rsSc..N. ty msr who went cur ii q
ny.at. = physician Was called and
yvorAeS. over he boy fully al hour 2-.0
= hait before re Was considered cut
q danssr. Mrs Lsverselis-, who was
81 PiglSdsl6 =. the time of the acct
dent. arrived II HE la;e afternoon
TRAIN
-2yld Gutter q Wa.s-vilis, employed
in TIE dye department ot the kenae-
bee mills. is SuffeFlas from 8 eSad.F
lacr-aIsIs wrist which lie sustained
Saturday while q. work. The bursting
ct : steam gauge c<aGSsi NJ. C--ls- 10
step hscs Gusekly. ehr.1sg:ns h4> hand
,erSush : nearby window Cutting q
loIS cash n the wrist Five STITCHES
were required . close the wo1nd- Dr.
Moody dressed .he wound
Mss Ly5a Hail IS II ., her home On
High SErts--
Nrs Eugene Newell and daughter
VIVIAN - Winthrop arrived II scSsZ
Mcr.Gay ID pass = few days IS the
guests If NJ. and Mrs Joseph ellis,
upper Main street Mrs Newell and
daashser are On their way tc Palm
Beach, Fla.
Nyroc Files arrived N town Monday
afternoon 10 pass few days as the
guest IL his usozhs-. Mrs Flora Flies,
High street Nr. Files Is taking 3
special Eogsise. course s, Harvard and
engaged as an instructor a. Tufts
Deputy Sheriff Henry D Rophy isf,
Monday morning for . short business
Tip 10 Nlnec and vicinity
Ee-ee-. Rlakney has returned tro-a
= .ew days VS.. az Brunswick with
friends
MIS- :. @ S.aul6anS and SGT Med
vile - lower Main s-rss. vii lsAVs
Tuesday fo- VsssaIho-a. where they
will h guests ~ Ms NewelIs pa
rents NJ and Mrs Georse Newell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-20
REPORT FRENCH
AIRMAN CARR0S
MADE PRISONER
BY GERMANS

Berlin. April la-By Wireless 10
Sayville. y. Y-The report on the
progress CT ,oss:,ities given out to-
Gay by German headquarters relates
that Lieutenant Roland c. Cares. the
famous French aviator. mas been .l3ad,.
: prisoner by tha Germans a. In-ei-
nluneger Belgium seven miles 2o-,1
81 Courtrai
The re%rl in full reads as follows
To the south Of ynTes the British
were Yesterday elected Ercnl The min
or German positions sIlll occupied by
them in this locality British attacks
along the railroad between YpreS ami
Confines broke down with heavy
losses 10 them
~as Ingeln1unSte- Belgium seven
miles noxth - Goary-E5 Lieut. C:..Eros
French aviator, las been made
prisoner.
Between the Meuse ana Ire Mosel.a
there have been artillery dus,s-
French attacks against or posi-
,ions At Corbves and il he Yos=es
resulted il failure
on the eastern front IRE Situation
remains unchanged.
French and British reE>ocEs c,7--
corning victories 81 he western front
are all Inventions, a. Is sufficiently
proved b. she regular reports from
German hsaicuar-erS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-20
lie Canm.ter.

>3E1as : welcome . sva-ycEs, 5ac %
10 o1s more than -1e commute Win
ter sc.Gs iCc lin G. thar morning whea
= slo1els coal info The furnace for tie
Is, time Fer : month " mare Tow ne
haS oes- rising BY daylight and that
Las bee. g. a-el-oEa1.oa o: his lo5-
Sal5 - w-t! - S1-sLzs acz-@ before
6a-s- ard finding N Children 81. -sa4-
--S outdoors us ca: ard s1s AMI ssec-
1rls Sslt Hills NIL - e-oazlg less: -
VIII socn Il abba 70 leave % the over
Z ecaI, thl. 5 hooking -ssaev SAa5sr: Ire
Children n1Eft % d free from colds for
-ce r.s&T 81 months he hers ara 1zrs--
a. as, a. = ecE1enspiz-es ta4 vzr.ez
blessings a1d .--z-1-5ztss Conferred -
sHE-rs- se-s@ b calm enters rs So-L
IL lsoAs h1lz tgc wlta admiration
-o- himself OF acc5<1r- = the s-ccsssta:.
manner i. ~15cE - rs S-a--,s.s .z5--
he difficulties q - lie "a. eas--
2cts- : required - ->o-.ra--e-- zEo~
scion i ne commuters w.ts IMPRESSED
= il T-e lzzr ,s-+-.5z-zy>s Scz,s- =
Cs2-a32T wondering vEy 1e dszs no: 1sz-a
a,E-sa.- E-o-s -sEz,s 5or tr+4Atzs.- .-s.eea..
q co1--.-- fys--=7s-z II -, ls,.-5--
rs f@o5- 2-ii s.e-. AcIt3as To- vAs train
81. = Las S1- az o. Pc n .E-a CD
and tee DARK and 1sa5e vse a-es- and
sAoTeleFi tAs s-cv 81 ire s5zs~-aik- a-.G
fe1 IT, caisse-<-zH5 Aaw Sc .oSzhss .he
aenhollss O. -2S. 5a-s Winter --e-vs-
iag. Moreover. lie hss -e<ra.-zEs3 e-o-,
s-41-2t.2lE1s sslAsr 10 A3Ess-E O. 10 ~,
family .eat . s-aa-.,-es1ags5 szs--r-e-. IN
tNa c5tr Ncu2d - =, -7-e sxr4-szvs IL
Ire ID a-si gs- ,s--ss Is eo-ys-s
-s-@s through ali s1s jc1g lard z.zte-
= las rSs orce failez 10 14-sa ~ ea-ar
c-cz-- r. co-2nu.s-- ->a,.z 5-5-s 2ssasss-s *
1es>e f4ccs in the SesasEs.5c 6zys o
s27-s. cog,s-gg..-.s--s s::--sc1s =. s,oz-.--.--
szrs 2snS-aEe SIRE c12rac<z-s-'
surely mex. "a - tanners re co-,.
Es22EsSs ara Sc s,zzzstay q cg- ccz-.-y.
/ Tfoss -zaiTAy zr1s-7ss and vasrs =
Vh-cA tGs cisI -S<-zs he n,e2-e-zv,s e,2sr
nec svs-y GaT ss151-- AK and te--a
saa cSo-Vsslsz< by wA5c1 "a 1=zxs ar4s
~ ws.,le sc,dy l.vs &13 ss-.vs, healthy
scsEaEsss- sa-E13.s>5 ay simple s,as-z,.--z
s12112rGx trssa coSns-y ais us~s u ve--
: rs-a~---.< csa-1ia.s4s. +-.l2s easy .zc,...r.s
and hate af5esEon trains ali ovsz ~
/. sS1as-Tas YclsA's Cazara1icn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-20
POST OFFICE
CLERKS HOLD
CONVENTION

wzse-yslas- Ne Ap-a g-Tas Mzlzs
s-ancAeS az tie Nas5o2z, Association q.
PossOszes Ciz-Ss hsss 5 YET sacc~ss-
ri and vel attended eo1vsz.sa- II zazS
ecs1S. NeCSsy. ras-e beng asoz- -
CLERKS r-v<ss-. a-sy : P4Ee a. rassca
vsre y-,7-s es2sgasss4 me -szsaa1Gse- b.
alg Es-oers q zas Assc.czE-5a- .aa
<l-as 80 ,aSe part II I1s debates g me
Going cs.a-v IL
TIE .sra-cazz Ess-e e@so-s TIE clerks
~ss declared - ~ TIE -s.Sse # 10
Esx-1ll hill ee< re26s-s before CeA-
sT,ss His r-ssas2-e sxzzS cls n r-osae
-e1z-e-s1s r,s-as2eas sc- 9sos-ot@se s--
--2cy'essA Ole proposed Gs&Sssla-5a<a -ox
es-a-s Esz-g-sss EzS G<c-sses
\. TIE esna2t1. wascA KS asa5 = sA=
Es- Tces acess Ne-51y evening Seaa-
- CA2rseS = gss.zSae ~as present srs3
s-tcSs. - vsl g CcGz vsssDx- F-szk L
-ss2s--ss@y a. DsTs-, szsz while sasy wAs
= : -s&Szze r'a-s-cxazz-=.5sGA2 CO The
Es-zs-- ys- rssw s-z-s.5 - re cssSs
-As- 1seF .eesa rea5r 10 -eaSs- every
EsasssSess &ss@ssassse aze5 szzszs<r2<Sszn
- Ia aass-2z5es s=sssFse<
Ar-1-- 7. s9-Ss-- E-eS5ss-s e E-szca
Nc - eF Wacs-szzls- c.ERasss ~ c-sss-
x-s5 5-1-aGGcss Pass@&s- CARES M
sssezzs-s--sssG - W2.s-v11ss IS saSasz-zs-er
Es-E FresS1sze g ~ RsesA-s<o- ~
WsS-Ara,S responded 10 - z54s-ssss<
ee EsgscE-sA A@zS .1s ezAs- speakers
we're Ec1 Wz21a- Y Es1R-EsA AZ
s2--ey general II Ma a-5 z = czs-
.e1se N Lxws-es- Mass. vsss E-zSszEz
a. lie Nasa1Gsi asscczsUeE
A. ia sz<-e< ssSssa- -Azss oE-s-s
1s-s sSss-s-- F-sszSs1-- EGS h
&l-SS2E - AZsEs- S-x- yals -rsSasss-
l. . Ns-y {. E.eek2os. second vsee
e-ssa5s-1 ? NJ WEAzs - Es-E-
ssS-s-z-y- J. Z. Lezsezl2 II Es3aEssss
s-sGSrs-, = ~ E---ag2l g L<wz<-zos
SSsVe s~grzs-, y c Ha7se2 a. west
szssz1S- n :. CscSzs es Ca-1sz v1s
chosen Ssssxsss 70 sae Nkssocal xscT@-
sse-- sl3 -s1z-s1S SrsseSsz. en- Es.A-
1-dse2 ~ We<esrccS xa< casesxa zs-sE-
.ses
Frao- "a tie sszsZ2sss sESsaen LIE vNs-
CTS s7s2yed : s-ga--<eeSzx TYP xAc.z
W1-ervSlse xzs FaE@s4s aaS rMse3 TIE
keges Fsce EEl-s and wxseAes sn<
E2S-y ce LIZ sa-ons p1e aanses.
TIA asE ses<scn wIE Ne a@sA ~ RD<k-
A-a P2zrie<x Say. rs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-20
MOUNT vernon
Rev. Henry GGdden Delivers
Farewell Address to His
MISUNDERSTANDING
Social Events
NEWS OF DEATH OF LORA
Y. CRAM AT SEATTLE

Wednesday T. NJ. April II. Mr.. and
Mrs Merton Jacobs gave birthday
marty fer their TWO attractive hs'1e
daughters. Mildred. aged :, and Ells-s-
beth. aged 5 Asou, Is OF those invites
were able TO attend Numerous games
were enSoyeSi and delicious refreshments
served. including Ice cream and birthday
cake. The children were the recipients
OF many pretty gifts
The Vienna Dramatic society. UuSisr
the auspices o. the Grange, presented the
drama "'SAcketts Corner Folks 70 =
we'll alled house Friday evening. \ peas
Ing play. well presented.
Miss Myrtle Robinson isass-i ne wssS
end a. her Ge.Tse-
Nathaniel ana Ruby Robinson. students
s. Cosay. passed The holiday r>cess Wish
their people
- shs Mesho.1.s. Episcopal oi227ch
Sunday the beloved pastor. Sew henF.
- Islid6ea. SE>eSe farewell words 70 =
large congregation NJ. Gladden. hfS
been here four years returning tAs,
wear oniy ST ,hs ta-neS- So.icas@I-oa 81
his par4shtoslsrs- Tf.s ys@r he WAS eS-
tended unanimous limitation by the
conference % return. bGt lei, obliged 70
decline. During his Passionate here
cradle roll Of soodly number, : hG1:ae
Sspssr.r,sz,, q the Sunday school have
been established. temperance society
has beer formed and y have been added
10 the chGrca membership II : wa'a
Ssepes. rsgrst tsa. his people g.-t WITH
him and hES charming little family.
News nss Jgs, been received az the
death ii Seattle WGsE-. 81 l4ora Y. VIE
of Aloson Cram Mrs Cram w2s the
daughter OF AolAl ana Sophron.a Walker
al ,lss ,cwn- In ISss she became che
wife &. Alose, ?. Cram vito a. Sh2s
Iizs,s was ore Of the sowr's merchants
a-d a. prsssn. the head q chs r-yn q
\ + Cram & Son- Nj Ca, had been
= ssz.,.-inv2ll5 -or several years Iwo
years mex, Jlg5s Mr.. a,s3 Mrs Gran.
went with their daughter, Ms Whiting.
70 FER home IT Seattle. thinking Ire
change might prove beneficial % Ms
Cram Ecr i tine szs seemed - 1T
prove, h., ss-cs las, N-tp<ss- 1as cee1
srcwi-E steadily wo-S2 C..,l. ne s-a1
came as rs-cs:-l ve4e2Se Eo he .2-s1
body -1s deceased 49, 10 many years
a member Q: tie F'1-s, Ba7t.<, ee--,la
and : zkalo.1S worker = I'll IS Ge2,--.-
E-ss-tS- Although 8iw2ys interested IL
as Wiling % si1 = any movement cor
TIRE Aes,s--.s-c, C so-.ssy II gszs--,. A@z
CREATES. treasure IVES AeC hos-,s a-,f
children, 20 whn-.l S1s wzs w4ss ana
lov5ns u2oths-, Eve sc-s ard daughters
have -sssa u 70 cait Ae- blessed, 3
Ralpn % TIE t1si-sss 1T, Charles n.
BoS.o- i2wye-, A-czs- 2, : Lawyer II
New yc-s; Ms E6w:-, wh.:;1g Ct Sat
re. Wash. ard Bs-,l- The yc-1se<s. WHO
had been with her constantly slzcs be-
ir< IL the WsS--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-20
WATERVILLE LOCAL NEWS.


When the driver saw that she had
struck the child, she did not slacken
speed, but merely looked back and
grinned at the sight Of the little Eel
low rolling about in the road Ken
meth. who was accompanied by two
playms,es. Mildred Han and Daisy
Harris attempted TO cross from the
west side Of the avenue to the fence
surrounding the yard. and evidently
ran into the street without needing the
approach Of the autos. He was
struck on the RICH, side. and badly
bruised and cut ahoa, the side. Shout
der. face and head His playfnates
helped him home and q doctor Was
summoned Fortunately no bones
were found broken. Every efor, viii
be made to locate the driver, who 50
-,alioicusly left the victim lying in s@e
gutter City Marshal Jepson has de-
scr,p,,on Of the car and has detailed.
every officer 10 keep an eye open
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-20
RECIPE CLEAN
PIMPLY SKI
IA
Pinlples Are ImpuritR
Seeking an Quite
Through Skin /
Pores &

s-lS.ss- sc-eS and tes-s cs1aiH
s-lt from goxl1s- pc5Seas and iua.
,-sS ~1ica 2-s generated in Ted
a2a zen absorbed TITO the
I2-o-s5 the very ozc,s whsch
@S~-o-2 only Gowzshls., 20 -
he bo.dy.
II - 96s s-.c-soa Of she ki6asg'
liter Impurities from The o.ocd q
tAs- ,1s-z oEs n are form o. z
Tn Il r.-42r Instances ths IN
c-sa,s mare Toxins ard i,np-
tA2z Ire gs&-sys ca. eliminate
7E>s o-0s>< gsses TIE SKIN y,o-es as
s-eX1 esS& Es4cs - getting I'd +
;hssss impurities ws3ca ot1ea &C
e2k al oVsr sAs ssl2 Il sAs Torn :
ssE-r-ss>
Ia sl-esc say - clear lh= sas
ss2ssse s-Gggg.s.s. says : 1c.s1 All
-, : 70 set finn any poa.s
A1A<s1-S to-r olaesS et Tsi salts
ESSs 3 Tablespoonful in gas
S2gs- s&cA Ez1o-zS1s before brea1
fer one week TazS vii prevent i,
formation - .aUxs II sAs doseS
&4S~a stimulates Sas ssssaeys 70 lot
@SGaFasv, .s1-s c>osaxsns them 10
re a2a>.s1 u Impurities and eiss
Ire SAFE - 2s-ssas-
Had >S2-@s Is inexpensive aasS
s-aS s. sssSSse Essec. he se@3 Q. gu
and ss-,se1 sgz3cs- cc-c..ssi with A1I3
as-s 2o-S A-Avs : p1aasa-,. sfaaI3
sess drank ws.cA g-<Gza.y MAKES III
s'SS7s SsaSsS saSSSr. SSs<a-SSs the oloss ~
: sxcs2s1s Ser ire S.z-sgs as ~H
Adv, u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-20
BOY STRUCK BY
AUTO IS SAFE

Kenneth, the tcar year o!6 soa o.
Mr. =, r Eieea-5 q S. High street
u s,e-v2l,e, hs5 . .S--ow ssczne from
serious INJURY about fear o'c.lcs-
Nc1Gay afternoon. WIEN ae mas
St--ck sr6 xEoesei into sss gutter hy
: swiftly -.avs2s sGga 81 TIE !Z1csio.
~ College svs-Cs and High street
TIE car, which Is said 10 - re
about WAS 6-.ysE hy wc-al~ SIT &C
eGpse3 by 1~o osass<, enc ct whom
w2S riding O. sas running eoar1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-20
A RAW, SORE THRQ
Eases Quickly When You Aprh
Little Musterole. y

And MUsTEROLE won't blister, i
the old fashioned sslsstard-plas,e.. 4
spread il on with your fingers. /, j,
t-ates TO the sore spot with a =.
Jingle, loosens the congestion and L
OH all soreness ana pain
MISTEROLE is z clean. white
rert made with OH OF mustard II.
nothing Ike il for quick relie. fs,,
Thrcat- Bronchitis, Tors-l!tis, S5
Stiff Neck. asthma. Neuralgia, q
ache. Congestion. P.@ur!sy. Raeuza
Lurnbagc PANS aid Aches Of he J.,
or Joints, Spra:ns. Sore Muscles, Ba
ChiIS!a.as, Frosted Feet, Colds e.l
chest 1t often prevents Pnesra
Nothing Like NLSTEROLE .o- Il
.-1iiisi-e--
Al yo-r c-1gEs- :. in &c and u.
ana q specia. large hospital size t1,
Be sue yot. gs- tee genuine
TEYGLE Refuse iui-auons-ss. y
vf,g, ask FOR TIE Alsge-ols Cong
cleveland. OHIO. i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-20
CALEN c. MOSES
DIES AT BATHAT
THE ACE OF 79

Bath, Ne. -.nril la-Galen c. Moss
treasurer = tn wararnh,o s,a.su:a. z. ...,=-
Co, :, L-sbsH and pEosalze-s, y b.s.aess
and barking circles, 5isi a, his Asa2e
here today. de ~aS IS years OLD M
Moses since -S>a had hem e. oversee
o ho~deir Collage rom which ne grad
ua.-5 in 1855 All Wzs : director Of trzs
First National Bank He gave ,hs 1-.I,-
IL library and y n c. j. building -
IL.s civ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-20
HEARING ON
POTATO SUIT
ACA|NSTB&N|

Bangor, Me. April IA hearins
was held before the Interstate CoH'-
nsrcs Commission here today on the
sust Of the Boston Potato Receivers
Association against the Bangor 9
Aroostok Railroad Co. This is an old
case, ordered re-cpened for a further
hearing upon the question whether
heated cars were specifically ordered
hy complainants for the transportation
Of the shipments upon which repara-
ton is now sought.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-20
GAS ON THE S1OMln

when cclicky pains accompa.,
presence Of gas on the stomash
need Of a gentle laxative to /
away the offending food resids.
imperatiye. If the condition az
stipation is not quickly correes
coated tongue, eruptioas on III. !
headaches and backaches soon !
that the poisons have found Their
into the circulation. 8
The use of the gentle laxative !,
p;nklets, will not only Danish \
,,npIeasant symptoms quickly In,
used regularly for a reasonable 4
Will really correct chronic COM
ton.
pinslets contain no poison,
harmful drugs.
Write the DR.. Williams N..
Co schenectady. n. Z, for free !,
p.e or get a full-size. -5-cent !,
81 Pinklets from your own drtf
ADV. ....
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-20
That ''Tired Feeling
is Often unnafuid.

Ar extra hard days wo-k may \
Eoa. BIT Il the close q every 4
finds you worn and weary-yoI Ii
-e-. needs E TONIC
Z =. Atvoo6s Medic:1e u
Ga..E, drives away thai Tired n
ing" II has helped New Eap1
folks carr rLe name q bang ~ursS
workers AMI Mrs. S-ow.s y
;5..s Why :, has become their taSis'
,o15c-
Tesc Pennington. Ne:
As Ey lo-1s-. Ms Smith, is
ing N praise q yo-- L r" Atv1
,-e5Lc--e, Z TOO. Nouid Ike 10 tell
:hz. : think Il c1e Of the best hi
a15 -zEe<.ies consider it g
re oas- soa-cs OF The market
lS-1s5l Ms. Ida a
Tie Bg Bottle casts only - q
Trial Bottle FREE
2 MEDICINE CO. Portland
-a5T
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-20

Funeral services to- ,lle Late Mrs Mar
sacs. Esnsae-. who died ia.s Sunday
evening 81 her aor2e On Oak street al.
Be hs26 Wednesday z,c-,sins :. : ocloo&
s.; ,he church G: Ire Sacred Hear The
deceased us ths VIE c: MicA2ss Ne
le1e-. and !. addition - her husband ste
IS survived cv .A-es so2s-Jzrass II.
Cc-nssr. and Thomas =, to..- 6acsa-
.e-s, MS N = Ehcz6es. Mrs George
n. Hssa-ty S1i Miss Ellen ksIshsr o:
wx,srvll,e. And Ms u Z R.Essca o.
Sacs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-20
NOTICE

p the Dog OVERS q G..selc
-Ae taxes OF yc-- dogs were Gee ~ TIE
scE- css-xs e&cs A--- s-1a Il las he-e-
sss c-<.e- II this HIVE tor yea-s tc- :
few &c pay sc axes Go iAear ec<x and
sse Sas2-cs - CONE 81, Ct tie s-ssz<--r.
Tbs Is Nes lac kze i Is NJ. s-zszscs 60 81
fellow sevEx-<z Therefore ever -aAa
sz- REGISTERED as described by Law BE-
fare MAJ :. O. they VII &c summoned
t-tc ccSre &c give ,Atz- rsxSczS xAy sAss
Should -. FAy ;stz- cAxss Is well IS
sees- scw-Ee- tbs Is 5Lw S-S .zzS-acss
toward IL Les IS -tss u l. Tie s-Erss
- right And save sxcA c..s- trouble and
ex-x-s<-
IRA l. Wr-NAN.
RALPH GERALD
EMNE CECSER
SssessEe. - Ssz1e.
xcrssaH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-20
Ms. May ReSeriek

Ms Mary I-&hhss. aged s. widow Q.
Edward Rc6s-sck, died Mc23as :, the
SISTERS hospital TIE remains were
,sSsn 70 = Water stree, ard prayers
viii Re sad there s., - e'cse>cA wes-ss-
cay -c-u3-S by Rev DENIS Marin SIC
- S--v.yss BY hs- ra-es..s, Mr.. and Ms
Joseph Lshese. tc-- Children. one SISTER
Sn6 three eroshs-S~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-20
TERRE HAUTE
OFFICIALS IN
LEAvENWORTH
PENITENTIARY

IesveGw@TA- NsE- Ar-I 4--wsz.--
eGk cssy s.s@szs AID Esr@sr rzsy eI1ezx1s
81 TErTe HAE1e- E1i-. SocvsxzeSs n sAz
eisrssca cee<zz-zsy cassss xvezz trs-1rA-
u sAs Ezsses@ STATES zszsEa--zsrr 1ers
- Frsoe-s se-vSng Ezt fer rasSr
eEs@ek -elorTuw sasy =zZ 60 ext E=zc
xAe Fzrazs 5s7grzzez.s C Tia ssg Il
srtE-aca - sAs rAxkx assigned tie
Fiese<z q Tie Esa. Led ~ Nzgz< De1a
- EsA<-Sx. came = - pRs<se n n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-20
CREW RESCUE
IS PREVENTED
BY SUBMARINE

London. April -s-a5 =. MITE
British 4raElsr Vanilla Was sank ~
= 1n-p-co tron . German submarine IN
tire North sea yeS1eE12y. aCco-c5ag 10
= ser-crI made today hg Captain Hi.
SKIPPER Of fas- -Ezws% EsrE9-
Captain HID sad n xzs within ~
Yards Of the EA--sA when SEe was
struck He made IT attempt 70 yssc6
II the crew. h2t he declared that the
submarine attacked HIN = t5s Efforts
AZ resrze. Il arsd . torpedo a. me
Eszma- waicE forced her 20 ssek safe
" Ii Eight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-20

Summoned 10 attend = court EE.s2 y.
Bsngc. SIS Is witness, az. !. g. Tow.,s.
who has been attending the [. : Army
Medical Schcol 81 Fcrt Leavsnwo-,1.
Han. returned 10 the s5ty Monday eve
I4ng. Dr.. Tovae did &c. KNOW hcw long
he viii De detained ana whether il Will
De possible for hin. 10 return 20 Kansas
81 The close CT the trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-20
IMPORTANT SPECIAL OFFER
TO READERS OF THIS PAPER

Any person desiring q copy Of The
Peoples Common Sense Medical -Ad-
wiser before the edition is exhausted
Shoulo send this notice together with
iaire-4s dimes 81 stamps, 10 Or. Pierce,
IhV2hoS Hotel. Buffalo. y. Y and
copy VIII ee sent by return mail. all
charges rrep2id-Asiv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-20
II RESCUED FROM
SINKING YACHT IN
THE GULF OF MEXICO

Houston, Tex April i9.-Tourteen
passengers ard The crew Of the steam
yacht Dolphin were rescued from the
Gulf yesterday by the steam Yacht
Gypsy as the Dolphin was settling
rapidly. The Dolphin. bound from
Corpus Christi 10 Arkansas Pass.
sprans leak several hours from port
and began 20 settle Passengers and
crew climbed 10 the top q the cabin
and superstructnre and finally al
Irac,ed the Gypsy's attention. She
came alongside, transferred The pass
engers and rowed the Dolphin To port