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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-18
Canaan Crane

Canaan Grange met Thursday eve
Eng il regular session with $50 mem
be-s present 1t being Ladies nigh,
tke following was the fst IF officers:
e. Tinnifred MOODY: O., Harriet
Lord: $. Dilla Harris; A s. Merle
Harris: l.. Clara Moody: Chap. Ola
Naxfeld: Sec. Daisy Richardson:
Treas, Mabel Harris: Ceres, Viola
-.mes; Pomona. Augusta Harris: Flo
n. -AdGie Williams; @. K, Idella Ear-
riayton: L. 4. 8, Rose Jewell III.
lecturer presented the following inter
esting entertainment: Singing. Grange
chorus: vocal duet, Mrs. Ha.nes and
Mrs Weeks: Rec. Vede Humphrey;
sone, with harp accompaniment. Mrs
Harris Mrs. Weeks. Mrs. Moody, Mrs
Naxfeld: song. Edna futile: reading.
Beatrice Ramsdell: song, Harry Cool:
song. With harp accompaniment. Edith
and Nellie Tibbetts: reading, Miss
Flora Gleason: vocal duet. Mrs Ina
Jewett and Alnon Smith. Uncle
Sam" then appeared in the person %
Glen Tibbetts and distributed pack
ages containing souvenirs Of ST. VAL
entine's day TO each member present
by his carriers. Misses Ella and Villa
Nelson. appropriately named The
Valentine Twins" that day being the
anniversary Of their birth. Ice crea m
and cake was served By the young
ladies Of tie Grange. 4 social follow
e5
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Morsana Coming to Augusta

Tire Cha Toan Concert IS an assured
fac. il Our city Monday evening. Ma.
5. 1875. His appearance in City hall
with rs artists has become an annual
musical event which we all look for
yard 70. as il means the best in rnu-
sic Nj Chapman has arranged 80
bring the famous Nina Morgana 10
oar city. Those who heard her ct the
last Festival quickly realized that they
were listening 10 one Of the most Won
Gerf;.l singers in the world TODAY. She
is the one thai Oscar Eammerstein
discovered sent 10 Italy II educate
and paid her Two Years salary not to
sing in public Unit. she made her de-
bu; in his new opera house. but owing
TO Mr.. Eammerstein's failure TO open,
Mr. Chapman instantly engaged her
for the Maine Festival Her success
there was beyond description. Critics
all united in their praises tha, she was
a com bina.ion such as they had never
heard. comparing her with Patti. Mel
ba. and Sembrich. Miss Morgana was
instantly engaged by Mr. Campanir!
as the leading prina donna Of the Chi
cago Opera Company TO open the
season. Mr.. Campanini declaring that
she was IN a class by herself. Owing
to the war. the Chicago Opera Com
pany did not open this season: hence
Mr.. Chapnan's good fortune 10 Sc
cure this marvellous artist to appear in
our city.
Besides Miss Morgana, Mr.. Chap
man will present Miss Valentino Cres-
pi, the marvellous Italian violinist. Her
success in Rome. Milan. London and
New York. has won for her a national
reputation.
Charles Floyd. tenor another artist.
is one Of New Yorks best church So
loists. He has had much experience
in singing in concerts and has a most
beautiful and sympathetic quality OF
"o;ce. His special art is hts ballads.
which he sings most exQuisiteiy. and
all in English.
The fact that Mr.. Chapman will
preside At the piano. assures Us that
the highest artistic results viii be OBJ
tanned from each one Of the artists.
as his accompanying It always a fea-
ture Of the concert
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Constsnt.nor.e Feb. 1-.-EIa Lon
don. ~, P M-"TurIey declared
war without being urged BY Germany
or !mpeiled By any other Influences ey-
cept those CT tte empire said Taiaz;
Beg tclaT IN q statement 10 The As
soc;atsd Press. made IL reply 10 Ques-
lions concerning the political and nil
itary situation IL his country. Talaa.
Fey today fills the posts Of minister Of
the interior. minister Of finance ard
minister OF marine il the Turkish
cabinet Two weeks age in addition 70
these Offices. he was also minister u
war. which gave him the four most
important portfolios in the admins
traticn. He is Young Turk and Is
ur60u bteGiy the most important man
in Turke! ~ :ae present tine. his
advice is Needed everywhere and he
virtually directs the public affairs q
the Ottoman empire.
defensive Necessary
Turkey" Taiast Pey continued,
engaged II military operations only
when actions on the part Of Russia
Crea. Britain made defensive meas
ures necessa - and today Turkey has
taken ali steps nedful 20 carry the
war through. The Holy var is not
meaacing Chris ians but the Holy
war Is a. fact which the enemies Of
the Mohammedan world should bear
;r. mind. Christians in the Ottoman
empire who are participa ting in the
destiniee CT their country ara not SUI
fering from conditions brought about
by the present state of affairs and
any statements TO the country are
result Of British. French and Russian
in-Egues, the purpose OF which Is TO
direct against Turkey the pressure OF
neutral countries ot lower standing in
the Ottoman world
Complains Of Press
Talaa. Bey complained Of the a,ti-
tuGe u foreign newspapers including
tire American press which he said.
were Obvious alike of the position OF
Turkey under the pressure Of the En-
tente bowers and the efforts OF the
Young Turks 70 accomplish the reforms
associated with that party no Land
and sea alike the Russians and the
British provoked hostilities, Taiaat
gey declared. Our action finally was
the result Of efforts to bottle up our
feet nv mining the entrance to the
EnsphorEs''
Turkey" said the minister in reply
TO an inquiry as TO what had been &C
comp,ished up to the present time, Is
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BIRTHDAY OBSERVANCE
Misses Marguerite and Marjorie Has.
ssy Entertain AZ 7hea.er Party

Misses Ma-g-e1t= ar; 3tz-ss1-s. rr.-
ssy. daughters - NJ ara Mrs Ezga-
:. E-ss=E q = 8a1go- s.-=e-. celebrated
Tueszay z.-=--.ao-.. Feb- = thei- ,sth
birthday b. g1T.ng : t.=z:re party 20 ::
O. their you-g gil friends A..e- e.
soF.-g ,he atie-T.c-g-.. e-:e-ta'.rce.t TIE
,sa-ry .t3c--1es % re Eu...y .o-.
11s-s .E-ct q salads sod i-as was
seve1- E.ss E,.zaceth Lee PRESIDED Z.
re ouch bowl and Miss Ma-.on geck.
ASSISTED - Mss Gladys Bar pou-e;
choool4t= re birthday cake. II which
ware co-c.s.-6 v.r.4,y q articles. "a.
CT By Ms: JUL. Cay!ss a73 cor..6s-a
BE mariner. vas ca-ssi -hea re =.
---e .*oca,:o-s % the diGer=a. yo1-r
Ei--s Ee,e tod ~
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4.,6o, Feb. II. le47 P A-Al Inf
--ora ~ midnight the waters slF
,o,,6s,g the coast q TIE lnIlrI
Kingdom w1u become SO lar a. me-
within the power Of Germany 70 ne.
-hen a. war gone which al s--s-A'
nsu--s! or otherwise, viii penetrate a
thsi- pertL
Sc-,A of the services across lfz+
channel probably viii be curtaileo' OF
. ma o-i,y O. the neutral shipping
lines iii accept the risk and co1tlao
.-ei- saSI:ars- The names and ma
-iooal:-r Of The vessels and the tags
~ -hsir nations VIII Be painted On
their SIDES N the hope that Se-HE-z {
Submarines vii 10. sink them % DiE-
take
ENGLAND VIII Not Relax
F-giarC-s announcement Of the &c :
tails q her proposed retaliatorE poll
CT. ty which she plans 70 shut OF tne
German food supply from tos o1--
SIDE Is expected uomen-arily arc ap-
parerrly there Is not the slig1tes.
prospect that this COUNTY, VII acceI'-
re German proposal 10 CAL Oh 'he
| blockade L England VIII relax n2Tsi
pleasure on shipping.
Il Is not expected that there viii %
any Immediate and Widespread acIiy!-
II BIZ me German submarines. b1t the
7 developments regarding neutral stIp5
should bring 70 9 head one of In
most interesting and threatening s---
uaI1o-s u the var
England was nor.ceao.y caee-ed D.
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Taylor. Baker

Ae-ber- Y Ny!or and AG5:e n
Baker II Augusta --ere married Wei
nesdsy afternoon Z, the hone 0: III
officiating clergyman, Rev Charles =.
a-os1er. - Green stree. They ze-@
unattended NJ. and Mr.. T.y,c- VII
live z, Weeks Mil, KID ,a<. .o- tia;
place. soon after the -ser-izs= ce-e-
U.nEF vas peTforDet NJ TAYLOR "A
q former res;6en. Of NORTH xoo<:. " II
@he-A he vas vel known as SIG
cess+Cl and popular business mar. Mrs
Taylor ~as China g!-, ve,l and IA =
Toloiy known TO large circle 9.
f!ieaeA Tie les. wishes % mani go
with them 10 ths.e cew home.
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/ 0Nn0N AWAITS THE EFFECT OF q
GERMAN BLOCK ADE BEGUN TODI

tire second big air raid Of tia e..
hases OF the Belgian coast a.. -
the case az the l3Ie y Tie ~.
raid. lhe official rept-r does 49,
cate the extent q -ke 6ar.2sa -
ii Epoa TIE soemE.
Won Hineentgrs's su....
Bslin Is again celebrating IA.
CESS q Fed Marsha. Won H..
burg. as further details st -.
PrzssEaa operations go -ecAf~..'
IS officially claimed IN 8e.b,
20 ets9 Russian p-ssoEe-s VEGA =
while eli disIaach=s aree ,h,,'
Russians are sill. b=!-g rress.4 ,
Their eastward fighting -ea- e,,,.'
tons IL an eodsayo- % p-eys,,
Germans from surrounding .
wings. IN ths Ca-Esattizrz tie :.
ing Is ysr 10 reaca Z d=c.s.0,
western end an6 tbs ce1,er a
RUSSIAN line Is holding. o.v!,bs,
Jig repeated and violent a.,.rl,
lin Bukowiaa c1e .AGs.r!aas =,
pressed Of 70 within - n,,..
Cze-ow5rz.
Il is believed TIA; : -e-.-rs,,
the general German offensive !,
western theatre depel1s ,args,
tn4 oc1cone u -he L-ese1, =,
situation Opinion Aa-e Is dr
~tetae- the Germans a-e U,anr,
g-aat invasion 81 Russo q vi.
1Eei- Chief desire Il SINH. -.
Austrian TERRITORY u 1os--,e torcs,
make secure -E=s- lines 4 cez,,a
northern Poland.
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China Grange.

The las, meeting Of the
Grarge Wednesday evening. -
had hut a small ATTENDANCE, l~
pi.catioa vas received tor I-s:iie. !.
4. short program was given. CON-
Of ROLL call OF members. eae.
answering what they CONSIDER, =.
best thing on earth: topic for =.
sion. With What MiddieIll2h - =,
Farmers Best Dispense pi, :,
by Herman Morgan. Worthy =
Wehber. Kendall Maxwell ana
others: stcry by Hiamsel " hl,.p
selections from speech OF ].
Master: mapping cut the wo.k 4. 4,
Grange this year by Mrs h y
house: reading b. Annabe! Jo'~
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The Eleven Demands

TIE original demands according 70
Information from Pe251s sources,
vera 1H@1tE-c1= II number and we-~
tar--eaca-2g t5cth = ttle.- Ic.i-:caI z21
COMM e.ciai aspects T-e u1e-2o-ar-
dun Is ha2G=s. 70 the legations = IL
6e-sroo6 % contain But =ler~n &C.
u@cCs. substantially as follows
in relation 20 She1-ung. japan asks
that China transfer % hey al --h.S
and concessions previously enjoyed -
Germany and requires China - cor
suit Japan OF al matters previously
agreed upon between Germany an6
China Il the province o. Shantu1c.
China Is 70 agree not 70 ALLEVIATE -
!5ase Sha-tung OF any part q The
coast OF any p-e-exI 10 any foreign
government and similarly no Island
rear SLa2,ung = % Be leased % am
foreign power
China is asked TO grant to japan the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-18
|PiPERMlkERs AID H. E.
TELEPHONE BREAK EVEN
1T COLONIAL ALLEYS

TIE Papamakers and the New Eng
land Telephone team broke eve1 tax
Ing two points each. IN AZ :urereE:a :
City League bowling match Wei.es-
day evening q. the Colonial alleyG
Allison and Cooper BOWED high e.
the Papermaks-s while True ard Woo.
held TIE koao-s for TIE Telephone
boys AIb;sol rolled the high s1-:ng
Of TIE match Ig..
TIE sunmsr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-18

Howard L. RIyant was elected sec
end lieutenant OF G Co, y. G. S. NJ.
at the special election held Monday
night at Bangor, succeeding Norman
E. W-hitney. The election was unani-
nous. The entire company adjourned
TO Frey's cafe following the meeting,
where a ane spread was awaiting the
members. Capt. D. l. Gould presided
'es toestmaster and pleasant responses
we're made by Major W E SoUthar.i,
Dr.. Lester Adams. Second Lieut..
Bryant and First Sergeant Philip II.
Wiggin-
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T.ssp..s tie t2c. :hat the S=atcrs q the
High srAool sAo-- tine ago To,ed as q
lass rot 70 60 70 Washington. D. c..
G--5rg .he EosceTl holidays in piace u
holding grad Gation exercises, !: looks a.
ire y.resen- tine as Il -1e trip vii be
made. The part is now being organize5
ard II is expected tina, 81 members o: the
r:ass will 60 N company with q few stu
dents 0. ne.ghoo-ins High schools ard a
group o. AUGUSTA people. Superntea-
cen, o. Schools II. 5. Stewart " F-irict-
pal II. II Cobb ot the High SCHOOL VII
probably accom- pany the parry 81 chap
erone.
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Ches-e- y s,ers-E. ~1o hat SHE Ja--
- sesa Z surgical 9z-.e-t = -as A1E1s-.
Gsoera. acs-t.e, rs g "a ,s-oTs-=.
"a. - -.s at,- Wednesday at;e-2oo-
% .azre thst :-s-5.-r.o- tc- IS home o.
,.s Bangor road
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CH|NA'S- SOVEREIGNTY INVOLVED
BY JAPAN'S DEMANDS TEN OF
WHICH ARE kept FROM POWER

night 70 co-st-1ct Z -z..-osd \
Aiao- Chow Il Ch5-FL
Thai certain c!-.ss = II p,7I
q Sha.1urg shall = op=-=i As u
ro-s
n southern Ea-chu-.z saa MsI
IL H. extension = asked Il: tha \
81 ne lease u ~ Eva-g 4
per- Arthur ard Ds-.=1t and
1aoch-Ta- and N-E5e- -z.Iroai,
II TIE same region Japan asss
,he acquisition ~ japanese Of
rights - residence ao5 ovne-sbi,
land an the grant y MINING r,
Z, the @u+ r=gicz g: S9uI
Manc-u-ia and No-Ec.4z re tollb,
four requests a-e -sde fore a
ing -ailraod cozcass5 ozs Thsse
guess al relate 70 N---o-.a AID
. china as Z whc,a
Eetc-e granting -ai,rcs5 coaeaa
- any third pcwe-. s~t.-z must
- consul japan n a6vz2ca
Bstc-@ e-5ez vo.--E . lain
:-el - 1-sa-s t-r-2 ar ri ID
Ca5-s r-s- ce-s1.- Ts--
Esta-= cEC-s--E any t.-a.-- pc1
r5fi-z-- ~ @rar-z- = sz-s.
ms c1-Sul, Jz-z-.
T7ee -.smsf-- = a. TT -s=ane,
cc---n1 .. - S,2a-E- rn.n -ailn|
70 ~ -2a5e = --e -4rz-s=
Ct.-z j. Obligated ~ II zIazl
.a=S= any 7,rE-s - h-vs II any 4
-se- - coa~- = -7---c-a.
cog-:e- Proposals
i : -t4roas thai TF-za as /
-t7-z- eog--e- proposals --S--ac,is
portion - r. Ja-a-asa is-
Which concerns concessions IN |
ehursa- Mongolia zE5 S-a--uns
Chinese zc--@-z-z-t as rs sid
rs w.I,.I e-ess n make : public Y
ration t1z- China s1a1 never Il
r7-- ha-t-o- q ts-a-. - z-o,her
=. h-- Z has d+c..-@1 : pledge
~ -ha- e@-c: 70 japan.
-sh PeEi- government so has
--esSad itself a Willing = { sCIa
demands which sire does 2ot n
as infringing upon he- owc sorsra
- O. as affecting existing 7
rights with o,ter r-ove-S
TIE status - the negotiations y
rather cio-tei Two opinions p
IN Chinese government circles,
3 hat Japan vii press - ker de11
IN fall and tha o-Esr TIA: Japa1
ro- insist upon any s::pG.ations
ycld The = SCI to--N n re coESl
. cations - the foreign En-eNne7
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Nay = o-,r daughter 9: NJ ard Ms
Jc5- Ea-e- lid TTs6-ss3ay a.;e--:oo.
g. ,te.- to-1e :. Merriam acme. ag=d
:: motifs E--@-al s=-T:css viii - he!s
E. -. oclc,ck rs afternoon ~ 8 Az
guE.-='s Cz..C.:c church
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Mss >.elia Boyco-- --acha- % CRAZE
I IT, So s--o5: ~ z, aer home II
iailoze.l .-tsUs< ct tA= t4a.1 Of ae-
.rlrF-.sr a-S Ter pzce Il s-hoc: aas
t---1 al!e6 to5 .ew days by Mss Aisce
Shel3c-.
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N=s Do-o-hy Roh.-rs % Co:9y Col eye
Dr. ard Mrs.. -o.- 3. W..sl3u ot E'ee--
b.ooE am H-s : Il Murphy q DeTts.
were visitors Tues1ar ard Wednesday
II AuglEsa as t.e guests q Mr. and H-s
EIarry s. Thompson q = Lincoln STREET
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-18

ASSOCIATED Press Correspondence
Paris. Feb. 4.-In order to assure the
spring seeding. the war department
has decided that horses retired from
the army shall be sold only to the
farmers. Each buyer is obliged to pre-
sent a certificate that he 10 a farmer
and needs horses.
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p2s--as-e- zrs Mr : 4 Eoc1s o.
Ca-d+- go 30 t.-sz !. &c cry 70
zt-=-t --es-ay e.s-l-g -ae Governors
-e..[s- 81 z-5 I'll. -=:--1s5 We5o@s1zy :
.1.e-r-.s- . -. ho--e
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I-s rs@o.Ee :. Peasl-=. VINO 1as
tan s-oTc!1g Z :ew 6ays = A-sus-a
- tte gG=s. q t-1+-6s arc -ei2-i-es.
returned Wednesday afternoon 70 ae-
ho-c4 !. Wc-e7.!le
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y S.tsE o-@- recorded a. tae ce.ce 81
;ie 10y go: : t.a- Q. Ho-a.e Breton
q ..-yk.a and Mare Ger.ass@ Czror
p. Wa-=rTil.e which tooE pizce Monday.
reo- =. = Wa.@--ilIe. Pa =. Mar
c:ss4 -.2-iarj oE-.ati-4g
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Cecil Hsane hse accepted a position as
eek z. Ross marie. AID las entered
upoa Is duties
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TURKEY DECLARED WAR WITHOUT
URGING BY OTHER POWERS SAYS
TALAAT BEY, CABINET MEMBER

prepared TO eaFry Of tAe var 10 he erd
OF ire European conflict TIE fact % be
Ing able 10 face ;ae enemy on four .co.t.
simultaneously against force. three or
four times greater than OURS and 70 NO
5iIze al the same tine AT army 0 mare
than -@.15.np men from reserre IS for Us,
as vel es for u allies. a matter 0,
tie greatest importance ard FOR o., a.
Les prsciog. strantsge
Hoiy War Fecs
answering question. Talaa, Bey sad
the holy war was : tact- Z spite OF the
claims OF t.rs eaery. and he added thai
Christians were the enemies Q. the Nus
s1iraa. world.
Questioned Concerning :ne ofticsal-nen-
TONED ''-eprisal policy" the minister an
swered
Turkey decided at the outbreak Of
aost!l.ties just what retaliaiory measures
STE would employ in case the powers OF
ihe Triple Entente acted contrary 20 the
regulations Sc, down by international
law.
10 otaeE var ever had been 50 enthus-
ias::cany received IN TURKEY. the minister
declared. Russia. re said. is our
hereditary enemy ard G.ea. Britain il
:ha power which :1bjugatsd Islam. Eo.h-
ing demonstrates the enthusiasm Of the
people 50 wei, as the formation Of Yoiun-
tee- regiments in al: corners OF our i'm
uease empire
Results Of Victory
Asked wis; possible eject would re-
salt from The success OF the Ottoman
armies. the minister said:
All the sorrow@ui eyes OF Islam are
today turned toward the TURKS who.
since their appearance upon the historic
scene. always have been the bererolen:
champion. Of the disciples Of Aoham,nsi
ana all Asia:ics generally. The success.
Of the Ottoman arms can have but one
result. namely, the rising of all MussuI-
mans subject 70 tire dominion OF Russia
France or Great Britain. Persia is iv-
ing symbol OF what Turkey would have
presen; war. II addition 10 similarity
Of religion and above all IN race we
have with Persia absolutely identical
interests which are created by the po-
ntical dangers Of having the same enc
mics"
Military etreosth
Regarding the military resources OF
Turkey, the minister said:
Our military strength is greater
than generally 10 believed. DESPITE
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re entertainment. E.ve- Mondav ers-
mig z. TIE Co1y Fig. sc1o'oi 51!i--.E
~ re Williams Grammar s--13! Ze.--3
80 s-cc. z1c-- 81 viii I'll u de-
zc-s1 u - -,---1ase - T,cc-o-a-
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NJ. and Ms ?. J. S9C,aa-d o. Rich-
noad we-e VISITORS Wednesday n tie
. city
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I've cents E. agent eo- = vholssas .
said - him: II you done sell Il
cents yoa don't get an more ~
The tarea. was earned OFT. hs said
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Ms. M.ld-sa NcFsddea q Wa,sryiEe
Ys-ar-a5 Wednesday Dor-i.E % aer
home AFTER { o-5s: yiE.- e tie goss- q
Mss Bertha .-1zye-. . sIo.e s--ss-
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sheriff Ge:chel' sszl Morday 70 Eos,o1
70 De re~t.ee1 z lg- Of mixed Ar-orE
which Rad ben seized br tAe dep-;ies
There were in all 80 gallons e9n,a!2e;
in Aye sy-gallon casks IRE a'co'so: VII,
u secured from re li2Go- and rs vaI1e
n cash returned 70 the couuiy treasury,
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n. ard Nj. Fred E-.kins @. T-,nt-
so-yr.ts were SaEtors Wednesday n TIE
city.
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". a-d Ms Daniel Roach OF Portland
r:s.t=d Wednesday = ,.s city IS --s
rzes.s 9. NJ and Ms E1r-s-: " Nov
81 Ia STATE greet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-18

E.swo-.h Peacock q Rss5fs.6 passed
WEDNESDAY Il .k= CRY O. matters Of z
legal ua---e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-18

Ee-oe- EIo5zrd q. Washington vas
1. .as c.,y awhile Wednesday q matters
Q. 5zE.ess .s.C:s-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-18

|=- Ee--y s-!tt- wao aac beer tie
eges- Q. Ms Anna Fs-s.Eu O. Spruce
e--eet- returned Wednesday 70 ae- -cz-e
= CEeica
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-18

a short business meeting OF the ".
c T I. VIII o. held az .:5 FRIDAY
afternoon az the home Of Ars. Clare
J. Turner. lG Winthrop street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-18

At TIE GOVERNORS BALL a a
dyD brooch. Owner may have same BY
proving zpeeRsrty and paying for this I'D
H K" AaElA Q@se - .1Ah1adat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-18
LOCAL BRIEFS

Howard Wood Of Gresnv.ns was among
WEDNESDAYS brsso<ss callers il tie city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-18
NATIONAL HOME

c':=cer Q. III day. Cay; E-gsn= -
F'r-t!-
Cox. william ?. Hurley -, - B-as.-h
Wednesday o. z sho-; lsave q zts--ce
F1r.o1gas vac granted "Wednesday q
John D.l@y 70 Cambridge. E5e2-y 4 Be-
lows % BosIo-. ta--e1 Easszz u
Chelsea and Robert J Lyco2 - Old
Town
T.@ tuns-a, 9: 80 l..= Patrick o'Coa-
70. was he'd tr--- ~ Hor,@ chap. A. :
?. " Wednesday. r.. ? Michigan Of
.c.a,:nE
The funeral Q: ,..e lz,~ Michael Mono
han viii he I'D from tn Hone c.are,
.. p =. Thursday 2-r. = Michigan
Officiating
Orders hare ne=n published 70 re =
gect tta, Mo-5Ay Washington birth
3ayl v, oe Observed as : zeae-a. 1ol-
!day q t1e Branch
To5ays Concert Program
La--h-"E5o, L+-oy : Ca-.ero-,' Theme
Ore-tr-e- Pech- Mtg-or Lz-g
Wales from "Bat+s + -oy.z-d"
E7a-ae-
S=:=ct:or t7o-r Mona Ee,.ia-
I1-l-'T~.l.ght Shadows -9z
Hed.er--'R eac-:f1l Er.-- E.c--l-o..
Ca-- Thomas ;. Brigham. Iocal nazn-
aee- ct Wednesday :o- MS home II
BlcESed at--- 7.e=ks v.s.. 20 TIE
B-a1ch OF business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-18

Pes:ng. China Feb 1.-It i1to-raa-
ton from. presumably well informed
sources. t-o-t foreign and Chinese. e
correct the memorandum recently Civ
y ~ TIE japanese legation 70 1h@
Diplomatic representatives Er-s y III
United STATES Gy4at Britain France
and Russia respecting ths demands q
tL= Toxic government OF China oI.i-s
cer-eln u the requirements originally
presented % Peking
Negotiations in erezt Secrecy
These negotiations zhich began la1e
i. January. had for their object Ih@
determination Of the future Status q
Japz-s relations with China ana =
G-c-S.cr respecting certain questions
regarding IN development, q the Chi
re=s republic. Their course has been
guarded Ei-h great secrecy
Tie Pesing government id 1o- COZ
ce1i icS concern over shs slt-at.oa
thus brought about and NJ Eet. :. Hun
Ea1-gh. In Chinese tl-@.g- s9c-e-
-z-E- II conference with NJ JaEaE-s=
minister q E5a.31g rejected japan :
-Ecrrn ls-t.tle with C1.3a's severe. E--E
All cl2<!4c,=s: WITH existing r-ee,.es
t=tEee- China ans o,-2e- foreign pow
~-s -E- Jar---=@ minister -h=1 ask
e tr- an acceptance il T-l-c ua- sJz--
.rg thai rhe detailed negotiations
could Il conducted Later u the Peki--
government return lt@ sine a7su=r
aS 70 re Eyv.--.---s 5-v15Ve5