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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-10
$4,000 PERSONS
WILL BE SEATED
IN THE STADIUM

Cambridge. Mass. Nov. 3.-The
SEATING capacity Of the Harvard Sta
dunn has been more than doubled to
accommodate the crowd Al the Yale
Harvard game on Nov. 20. The Har
ward Athletic Association announced
today that $1,000 persons would be
seated. The Stadium Itself holds 22ooo,
the additional room being gained by
the erection Of wooden stands in the
open end OF the amphitheatre on the
cinder track adjoining the gridiron
and under the collonade.
Allotment Of the tickets set apart
for Harvard men already has been
made and one-half the seats have
been sent to the Yale authorities.
1t has been agreed that members Of
football teams which have faced eth
er Harvard or Yale during the season
will be received at the gate as guests.
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MANY DIVORCES
IN ANDROSCOGGIN
COUNTY DECREED

Auburn. Me. Nov. a--These d
vorcas have been granted BY Justice
SPEAR at the present term Of the su-
prerne court in Auburn. His Honor
heard a large number Of divorce cases
on Monday and Tuesday. The follow
ing lis. Of separations were an
noJnceQ.
George H. Lewis ". Myrtle N,
Lewis. creI and abusive treatment
Isola Bilodeau Larochelle vs.. Al
Uhonse Larochelle. cruel and abusive
treatment: name Of libelanr changed
70 Isosa Bilodeau.
Charles 0. Goddard vs.. Meta NJ.
Goddard. dessrtion.
Clara r. Roache vs.. Adelbert
Roacne. desertion: care and custody
Of minor child, John Hugh Roache,
given 10 libelant.
Marcia B. Cooling vs.. Fred T. God
ing. deserton. care and custody q
minor child. W!lfred E. given ~ II
belant.
Victoria St Germaine vs. William
ST. Germaine gross and confirmed
habits Of intoxication.
Edward " Harradon rs. Mettlda
Harradon. gross and confirmed habits
ri intoxication and crued and abusive
trea tEnent
Agnes Conant Powers -. Daniel NJ
Powers. cruel and abusive treatment.
Care and custody of minor chi!9. VII
fred A, given to libelant.
Charles F. Moulton vs.. Lillian 4
Moulton. cruel and abusive treatment.
Lois F. Phillips rs. John 9. PHIL
lips, cruel and abusive treatment
Care and custody Of minor child 'h@s-
ter Williams s, given to Hbeiant.
Ruth p. Prescott KS. Franklin +.
Prescott, cruel and abusive treatment
Ccber NJ Lewis vs.. Nellie u. Lewis,
cruel and abusive treatment.
Nellie Booth KS. Clarence w. Booth
desertion.
Zenaide Rosseau vs. Octave Rous-
saau cruel and abusive treatment.
care and custody Of minor children,
Ludgcr E. and Edgar l., given TO Il
bclant.
Claudia Pobichaud Us. Ernest Ro-
bichaud, gross and confirmed habits
Of intoxication. Name of hbelant
changed to Claudia Pelletier.
Lydia j. Moore vs.. James P. Moore,
adultery.
Alberta A. Jackson vs.. Edward S.
Jackson, statutory grounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-10
INDICTMENTS FOR
MARRIAGE LICENSES
OFFERED, LEWISTON

Lewiston. Me. Nov a.-Charles P.
Lemaire, Lewiston city clerk, has is
sued 1850 intentions of marriages, or
licenses. since he began his duties in
that office six years ago, and as prop
er recognition of the part he had play
ed in the wiles of cupid he announced
Tuesday he will grant to the 2000th
applicant the papers" free. Not only
that. but Charles will make bargain
price of So cents to the first ones who
start the third thousand
When this happens all depends up
on the speed with which the intentions
are made known. Lemaire says that
he expects the 20O0th will be issued
soon
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INDICATIONS
ITALY MAY AID
THE SERBIANS

Rome. Nov. s-'Eja Paris. Nov. 81
VIVA, appears 70 r. d forecast that Italy
viii send troops u Albania p aid the
Serbs i contained II 2 sem!-otHtiai note
which says that while Italy I'D not par
t.cipate In Iae recent expedition Of the
Allies 10 assist Serbia. she mas found I
better way 10 oppose the Austro-German-
Bulgarian attack upon Serbia
This way, the note says. was opened
by The Bulga-ians themselves when they
threatened 10 invade Albania % reach the
Adriatic. 4 design 20 dangerous 70 Italy,s
interest -ha, "the mere thrust must
oblige Italy 70 raEe appropriate measures
% Illustrate II Immediately
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NEVADA EXCEEDS
CONTRACT CALL
IN THE OIL TEST

Quincy, Mass. Nov. 9.-The super
dreadnought Nevada completed anoth-
err If her official trials off the coast
early today by running "a hours at a
19-knot speed and consuming six
pounds less oil per knot than her con-
tract required. Later the Nevada start
ed on a 12-hour run at 15-knot speed
Tomorrow she will be given her ma
neuper tests in Massachusetts, bay and
then will return to her builders yard
here.
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Murphy urphy

Lewiston, Me-, Nov. 9.-One Of the
prettiest of the late fall weddings was
that Of Miss Mary Grace Murphy of Lew
iston and Edward J. Murphy of Medford,
Mass, solemnized Tuesday morning at Z
o'clock by Rev. Father T. F. Butler a.
st. Joseph's church. Lewiston. The bride.
who is the daughter OF the late Mrs.
Margaret Murphy of Lewiston, was at
tended by Miss Belle Field of Lewiston,
a cousin. The best man was Peter w.
Murphy of Belfast, q brother Of the
bride
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COURT DECIDES AM
AUTO WORTH SIS?
IN AN ELECTION

Portland. Ne. Nos. The -os. Q, 4
tomobiles used az the ia; election
the transportation of ipvrjncra.lc we'd
to and from tie polls 20 Br,5gtor
compared to the 4r.ce r:id % the
pubiitans was .he u-ie, nal none II d
tention in the sui, :.s.; 4.si ny Willie
Crosby against Deputy :;ler.t Toha
Emery 70 recover So tor The 3Se Z 4
plaintiff automobile AZ ne I+l4 eissi
and which was heard h-iore Judge Bal
in Tie municipal cCG.'t tl-s morning y
crosby charged that the rcguli. rau
such service IS g. Will ,nn leis;
claimed 10 have paid tao urs-~ thu
drivers Of machines 81 each for b
service for the party on ; r, Il Of u
year. =. -. MacGuc drive f. Mr.. ca
by. claimed that he toid M + Ely q
Tie price would lee So or ;n@ day &
that the defendant claimed TIT ever
was too much, ~ Maroon uudorST
TIE matter lie was % work. Ti;h J
Crosb>'s machine for the Temoc-.
town committee fov the sum OF So .nii
so reported 70 Mr.. crosby. Later WI
settlement was offered for u at reils
to take the money.
Mr.. crosby took the stand and to
Of the agreement as reported to n
by Marcc|e and OF his wiii'ngns
although d Republican. himself, TO
the work for the price offered .
when he came To settle but pan
SIS was offered him and Mr.. Crea
couldn't see his way clear 10 ss'1
for that amount. especially as
claimed that there was some disc
sion in the ranks of the Democ''I
on that score
Elmer Seavey. treasurer Of Y
Democratic town committee, tesu'7
TO having paid the bills and DEM
that there was any trouble among 4
Democratic drivers relative 10 4
price except that they reported u
they understood that someone els
was going TO get $50 for the da'I
work and if this was so they WANT
that amount themselves. He said no'I
ever. that they finally ysettled for =
SIS each.
Deputy Sheriff Emery. chairnan
the 3ridston Democratic town C''
mi,tee, admitted engaging MaFa,
and the car for the work election "I
but said that Marcque himself y
mitted that 500 for the days work W
too much. He claimed that he
Marcque that $40 was enough. but "
if he paid any of the others 81
would pay him the same amount u
was apparently agreeable to MarcF']
Judge Bates reserved his decisi" |
the matter and later found judgn
for the plaintiff for $3.50, the orsD1
SD, with interest.
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BRITISH LAWS
FOR INSURANCE
STRICT ECONOMY

London. Nov. s.-{sS ?. M).-That the
government has under consideration the
passage OF sumptuary laws TO insure the
strietest dorlesric economy Was the in
formation gwen by Charles Bathurst
Unionist member for Wiltshire, by Pre-
nier Asquith in the House OF Commons
today. The premier added that re would
be glad 20 receive any suggestions con-
corning such legislation
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NOTE TO BRITAIN
CURTAUS VISIT
OF SPRING-RICE

Ottawa. ont. Nov. +.-Sr 'ecII
S2ria--R:ce, British ambassador /"
Washington. who has been in OTTAWA
Since Friday last as the guest Of the
Duke Of Connaught. gorernor-general
~ Canada, plans Of leave for Washing
,on tom .rrow. il was announced here
,cGay IT, ,mer.can note :" Great
britain rag3rd.n@ ucutra! shipping.
j. was SAID. has caused the British m
so i,a- 80 cuytail his Canadian visit.
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SAY JEWS HAVE
ASKED FOR TURK
CITIZENSHIP

Berlin Via wireless 10 SayEili". y
H Nov. a-Among the items given out
far publica ton today By the over Seas
News Agency vas the following:
correspondence q the Frankfurt
1er Ze.tung from Jerusalem says there
has been 4 perfect union q all the
confessions 81 faith in Palestine. Twen-
- thousand Russian Jews have re-
a-a.,ed Turkish citizenship which was
granted them by the government with
lut the payment Of the ordinary tax
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PORTLAND MAN
RECEIVER FOR A
BAY STATE FIRM

Portland. Ne. Nov. 9.-In the su-
preme court today. Phillip G. Clifford
of this city was appointed receiver for
the Russell Falls Paper Co. of Rus
sell. Mass. on petition o: L,:dweil L.
Howison and other stockholders. The
petitioners have asked that The affairs
of the company re wound up and the
corporation dissolved. The corpora
ton has outstanding s250,0O0 in gold
bonds and $4,000 of capital stock.
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EQUIP NEW YORK
POLICE WITH RIFLES

Ne" YORK. Nov. @.-As part OF d plan
TO equip policemen for warfare, all mem
hers o. he New YORK police force were
hotlhed today that they will be Offered
instructions in the handling OF rifles Tn,
plan was formed by Police Commissioner
Woods. who announced that the federal
government had agreed 10 furnish tile
first a" rifles and ammunition.
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CHARLOTTA CRABTREE
GUEST AT THE FRISCO
EXPOSITION TUESDAY

san Francisco, Nov. s.-Charlotta
crabtree Of Boston retired actress
known as "Lotta." was the guest of
honor at the Panama Pacific EXPOSE
ton today and it vas Lolita day" in
her honor She was given a medal.
Miss Crabtree began her theatrical
career in Petaluma, across the BAY
and from being San Francisco ia :
Norite cquired national popularity.
she received large salaries and by
judicious investment made fortune.
She is 6S years old.
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ROME WATCHES
A MYSTERIOUS
ENVOY TO POPE

Rome. Nov 8, Via Paris. Nov. O.
A mysterious envoy, bearing an au-
tographed document to the Pope from
the ruler Of one Of the belligerent ma
cording to the Giornale D'Italia. The
mission Of this parsonage has not yet
been accomplished. the paper says.
and it is not known whether he is
awaiting reply from the Vatican or
orders from his chief.
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TWO NEWSPAPER
M E n ARRESTED
FOR EXTORTION

New York, Nov. 9.-Alexander Con-
dof, editor OF the Daily News, Bridge
port, Ct. and Victor Gondof. his broth
er, publisher Of the newspaper. were
arrested here today in the Offices of
the Transatlantic Trust CO. on
charges Of extOrtion. Julius Print
ger. president of the trust company.
charged the men with having extorted
from him check for 5000 under threat
I" publish an article concerning him
IN the Bridgeport NEWSPAPER.
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MEXICO IS IMPROVED
fcontinued from Page One)

I'd. One half. al least. Of wha, is left
is still being used by the military. On
the railroad from Vera cruz 70 Mex
Two City, one sleeper is available and
has al alternate schedule. Shortage OF
freight cars and locomotives is hold
ing back the resumption Of the normal
commerce II the country
In The capitol ard in all Of the large
cities and towns under the control Of
the Carranzistas. law and order have
been restored as rapidly as possible.
Some narts If the rural districts still
have r"Hin- hands OF bandits whom
the soldiers have been unable 10 appre-
bend and exterminate Various bandits
hanging from poles on the railroad
right of way. however. show that pro-
.reSs IS being made in their extermi-
nation"
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BRITISH STEAMSHIP
NOODFiELD. A GOVT
TRANSPORT, IS SUNK

lars. Nov. a delayed Havas d.
- tcn from Melula, Morocco. flied 1t
Fr4fay gives details Of the sinking al t-te
br..-en steamship Woodheij, rerog -'
list neeE. Tire Woodaeid. which was ii
lie British transport service. was srn.,
Of Peaon, near the Moroccan coasi. ~
German submarine. The crew too.
70 four nfeboats. Three Of these boat
reached land. The other vas missing n;
tne time the dispatch was n.ed
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BUMPUS MENTIONED
AS 4 CANDIDATE FOR
SHERIFF. ANDROSCOGGIN

Lewiston. Ne. Nov e.-Harrv +.
Bumpus II Auburn. member Of tho
firm Of Bumpus & Getcheu. Auburn
druggists. has been mentioned as
possible Republican candidate for
sheriff. He is non committal on the
subject though indicating that the re-
port j. rot entirely without the bounds
Of probability
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
AT SOREL. QUEBEC

Montreal. Nov. 9-The town of Sorel,
P. O., Is miles northeast Of Montreal.
was the scene of a destructive fire today.
Two blocks Of houses were burned and.
as local firemen were helpless, Montreal
was called on and sent aid by special
train. The loss has not been estimated
Sorel is a tav-n of about l0.0Gn inhab-
itartS,
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\. H. PHYSICIANS GO
WITH HARVARD UNIT

Manchester. Y. H. Nov. a.-pr.
George NJ. Watson. one Of the leading
members Of the medical profession in
New Hampshire. today accepted an
invitation 70 be a. member OF the Har-
YARD Mod:ca! unit for service on the
hattle:ields in Europe DR.. a. Gales
Straw Of this c::y VII. also be in the
party. DR.. Watson will sail with the
others Tuesday if he gets his pass
ports in season
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RECEIVER
HOPE VALLEY MILL Is
REQUEST OF TRUSTEE

Providence, Nov. e-Herbert g. Calef Oil
this city was appointed temporary rr-
ceiver Of the Hope VALLEY Mill hy Jus-
tice Tanner OF the superior court here
today. The mill is located al THope Val
ley and produces serges. It has not been
III operation for several months and the
action today was taken at the reques; Of
Samuel Feinherg. ore Of the trustees who
were appointed some time ago TO operate
the plant. in order to wind UP the affairs
Of the corporation.
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THREE YEARS FOR
AN ASSAULT UPON
MOTHER-IN-LAW

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 9-Omer St.
Arnaud Of Lowell. charged with as
sault with intent to murder his moth
er- in law. Mrs Annie Dewar in Low
ell on June II was found guilty Of
simple assault in the superior GRIM
inal court today. He was sentenced
to three years in the house Of correc-
ton.
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CAPT. MORIARTY
OF THE DETROITS
GIVEN RELEASE

Detroit Mich. Nov. E--Announcenert
was made today that George Moriar+y.
captain OF the Detroit American League
baseball team. had been g!ver his uncon-
dltiona! release BIT r J. Navin. presiden.
Of the local club. Moriarty IS nov al his
home in woodstock. Ill. Il i understood
be has received several offers % manage
minor league tiuos.
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WOMAN SUICIDE
AFTER VISITING
HUSBANDS GRAVE

Westerly. r. T.. Nov. 9-Leavine her
coat, hat and handbag on the grave
Of her first husband. Mrs. Jennie NJ
Cook. wife OF Frank A. Cook. a gran
it, cutter. killed herself TODAY by
jumping into the river. 10 yards FROM
the cemetery. Her first husband was
James Stapleton.
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UNION OFFICIAL
COMMITS SUICIDE
BUSINESS WORE

Braintree. Mass. Nov. 9.-Wils
Madden. local agent for the Boo'
Shoe Workers Union. committed :.
eide today by shooting himself in
head. just as friend tapped on
door of his room. Friends said be
been respondent over business
fairs.
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AJSTRIANS STILL
on THE OFFENSIVE
is THE REPORT

Cettinje. Nov. s, via Paris. Nov. o
DELAYED in transmissionE-The Austrian
offensive continues on the Herzegovina
and Drina fronts, bur up to the present
all enemy attacks have been repuised,
says an official statement issued at the
Montenegrin war office here today.
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". BRYAN'S
PAMPHLET IS
BARREDfROM
INDIA MAILS

san F-anc!sco. Nov. i-Ra1n Cnannra-
z locai Hindu editor, announced To-Day
taa: D. panp.Ie, which re- szys Is made
Up xnoaiy Of translated excerpts from
W J. B-xan's British Rule IN India
rad been barred from the mails 70 IT.
diz a. ne request Of the British govern
rner.. The pam phlet is entitled "Angaa
di Gszaki." ahich is SAID 10 he trans
la-lon Of the Bran title.
Postmasters Letter
Ram Chandra made public q letter
signed with the name 81 Charles W. Fay.
postmaster, which sad
Il have 70 inform you that the go.erE1-
rrert Of India has prohibited the irnporta-
.3on into British India % any copy OF
2 rsnnohIet entitled 'Angan di 6aTani-
published b. TugaH,er Ashrarn' san
Francisco, United States Of America
y,hateve- may he the language III which
the panphiet referred to may BE- printed.
hinder these circumstances IL VIII Dc
necessary for tais Office 10 decline 70 &C
cen, FOR mailing 70 British INDIA copies
81 the parphle, referred to
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BERLIN REPORTS
AN IMPORTANT
SERBIAN LOSs
Germans Well Advanced ~
Main Position of the Serb;,.
Army Threatened A La,.
Number of Big Guns ~.
Prisoners Captured

Berlin. Nov 2, by Wireless "a G..
yi,le.-Caprure Of the Germans q, :.
main Serbian positions south o. ~
lievo was announced today BY a.,
headquarters
In the capture ot Krusevac b, i.
Germans. 1000 Serbials we're n.s
prisoners
Fifty cannon. including - Ism.
pieces. also we're taken a: Krussr,'
South Of this city. the advance ~ -
Germans IL continuing and Grr,s
Heights. on the left bank Of tie NJ.
ava. have been storm=d.
The Bulgarian army o. Gems,
Boyadiief has reached the No,sv, :
point northwest Of Aleksinac. an
30 miles northwest or Nish. Advsrci.,
TO the west and southwest O. Nish =,
Bulgarians have occupied Leskovae :.
the main railroad abou. = niles h.
low Nish.
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COL. E. H. HOLBROOK
FORMER GOVT CLERK
DIES SUDDENLY TUES

Philadelphia. Nov. s.-Col. Edwin
H dolbrook. for many Years chief
clerk in the Pension Bureau at Wash
ington. died az the home Of son here
today from a heart stroke
He vas born in Boston. % wears
ago. Interment will be at Mills.
Mass
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LINER SUNK
tcon:inued frcn, Page Gre

and vas - .cet III length and tee,
beam.
When thc Ancora left New York on
her last voyace from here on oct !.
she was in command OF Capt. Pietr"
MassaTeio I'll u her Ulcers and crew
We're Italians VINO SHIPPED from Italy.
FIR several months before !taiy's
ertraE. nj" IT, war. Inc Ancona Vas
engaged IN carrying home Italian re
ssTrist~ from this country and supplies
To- 5i,A Italian government. on one of
by t-.r~ from Ne, York !" Naples
la1a r. A,-usta }3St YEAR the ancona
Was S."nred =" Tie British ~ Glib
ra.lar ana -.1sierE1aEs and one Aus
trian were taken OF the ship. Late
lest summer the Ancona left here for
Itair Win 80" bushels of w,ear
2rs' CONS 4 ray and J4rl horses fov the
Italian government. on the same vow
age m" r:risd 2Qo Italians in the
Steerace WHO went back because ii
waS -a.d At the time that they could
not set work il the New York subway.
rla-asers Statement
william fairfield. general manager OF
-" Italian Line tonight characterized
me sja<Ing Of lie .,2cona as IAN IN
necessary -ine" ana absolute ryvr-
Ger Tie Immediately cahled the Naples
Otto 81 his firTr asking for all irforIaa-
ti"n regarding ire disaster Although he
mad p" Is. Of her passengers. Mr. Hart
field SAID the .ancona on her last few
vo:ages 70 This country had carried ~
or i'' passengers. among them a numhe.
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NATIONAL GUARD
ASSO'N TALKING
NATL DEFENSE

san Francisco Nov. 9.-Natonal de-
fence and the problems of naval pre-
paredness we're the principal topics u
discussion before the annual session Of
the National Guard Association which
opened here today.
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Berlin. Nov. e.-The text Of ,oi,7
German official statement concerns,
the Balkan campaign follows:
South Of kralieyo ard southea. \
krusevac. the enemy has been dru,
out of his rear guard positions. Or,
troops are continuing ne advsr,.
The heights near Gruris, n the /.
bank Of the Morava were stormss
The booty taken At Krusevac y,
increased n about % cannon. inclrs
ing 10 heavy pieces. The number
prisoners vas increased "a .a90. II
army bulgarian, Of General Boyss
JEFF on the evening Of Nov. : \,
rea ched the Mo-ava 4, poia, no-s
west OF Aleksinac which s IN ;.
northwest Of NiSh. Southwssr n Md
in conjunction with other Bulsar,
troops advancing from ,hA South, 1.
army has taken LesSOvac,"
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SThBBINC AFFAIR AT POLAND,
maine, IS FOLLOWED BY the
ARREST OF ONE LEWIS WALKER

She said that he had committed as
sauIt and battery on her ana nau
threatened TO take her life
She warned the officers sent 10
serve the warrant that he was pad
man and that they could look loF
trouble when arresring him.
When these officers first saw MIN
they did not doubt her statement 1of
ne is a man of large statue. However
when approached he offered no resist
ance and peaceabiy accompanied the
officers.
Arraigned in court ne showed that
there were two sides TO the case anu
the extent of punishment was the
placing Of him under bonds 10 keep
the peace.
News Of Stabbing
FRS, notice Of Tuesdays ARRAY
came 70 Auburn at about 1880 oclock
when City Marshal Buchanan received
word that BarbarIck had been stabbed.
Tripp city being outside his prov
ince. unless accompanied by the sher-
if or his deputies. he called up Sher-
if Davis. These two went by autono-
bile 10 the scene.
Sheriff Davis. made ire arrest and
Walker offefred no resistance. H was
Immediately taken - Auburn police
station and locked UP. He replied free
y =" all questions
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In tailors' slang, to kick, an en-.
pioyer is to ask him for work.
Smoking just before going to bed is
often followed BY insomnia
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GARDINER
LOCAL NOTICE

Dance eve~y Sa5s'G.s ~.Er- - :,
ION hail Augusta i-.~.- ay COLDER.
Orchestra. Coyl1I
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earbarick Has Been in Court

Barbar!cG appeared in court several
months ago on complaint Of his wife