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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05

everything vas r=s3y. ara tners xSs
n9 defects II fhe batteries The assign.
mart Of civilian i2sp,ac-o. 10 20 over
the batteries Eas Te1Ess-=5 but he dill
Tot arrive s4Et2E @evs-s, months aft.r
Ihe boat had hse- plsce 81 il command
Earlier ln me cay. GraE~Fy c. Dawson
VICE president Of In El=csr.e Boat Co.
sessEfsd thai as 80 so1a - he learned
tEss ftHs-A gzs -r@UtE vita the batter.
rs sse gzve ORDERS ira-- Ae5istsly 10 have
j. reFre6is6- ard ass5re5 Rear Admira,
Lite thai IKE eo--E-y you'd make
good any dsfa-ls- EriCE Ewartz. su-
geriRte1eEs et SutuzT5zse bat constru.
zIoa al Pore River ,es-.6sd hat there
we're no 6e+ee-s II r. vixen she was
turned over 10 the ecverrmsnt He
thought L5s- 7he Inspect q service was
[h8-01gl II fact i KS more severe
T1sn tbs company sou.s:4zss liked.
Joseph StE-keasteiE- a representative
Of the company wA,c1 furnished the
batteries 1old ne co--. mat the X:
Rss The n-ly submarine equipped with
zaern- H. d35 nor y-!zk that few
.ead 6ro,s would have am material et-
fec 81 tneiT e5c5e-cy
w.-h bu- 40 --o-a Witnesses to call,
], IS sad That ms t-El ~jIl end tomoF.
-ow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05

lem zhsrs vas very 9onSsc eFa3.e IA
crease curing The iss- fiscal year, Inc
re.nsgection resulting iE the cHndem-
nation Of 6 ,otal O. nearly -&,@sa 0se
pounds 81 products OF ore kind o. az
Other Furthermore. -. ego sT9e pounds
@. imported rsas Or -saZ products
se-e inspected and more than :. 900 ~,
E-ol MS condemned OF refused entry
In The course Of lis Vo-s, re bsl-
real of Animal Industry. which IS Il
charge Of [hs E1saf Inspection. ser
vice. has discovered aew -le-haa OF
destroying -rschinae IL pork which Is
an additional safeguard 70 human
hath Refrigeration a. temperature
Of degrees f Or lows-. Tor period
q % DAYS vii 6es--oF -hess parasites
= h.ca occasionally gre rise n human
t,-lEEs 70 -hs serious disease known
g trich.ros.s- Hitherto the only known
safeguard aEsirst this disease oas
ban thorough cooking % Al. pork and
pork products and -hose persons who
neglect his p-ec4ut.o1 have always
ban mare ar less exposed 10 the dam
xs- J-EssS PORK is known 20 hare
beer subjected % refrigeration Is
abova indicated il should Dc thorough
IL cooked The microscopic exanira-
lion 9. pork tc- Ire detection OF tr1ch-
7rae has bsen abandoned Is the usual
methods have proved inefficient
II this connection i Is interesting 20
-o,e thai more swine were slaughtered
II the past wax IN Establishments IN
5e~ Federal inspection than ever be-
fore. / -otzi - ss--sFsss were in
x,@ct-d z. tie time Of slaughter snG
er-,-ox.-s-asv -. 500 ash passed for
fond
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05
BERLIN REPORT
ON SITUATION
IN BALKANS

Berlin Nov- thy wireless 20 Say
siEte) --Ge-usn troops have advanced
II The RECON north - kaLeyo- in
Ser,-a- taking 50 prisoners accord
ing 70 an Official statement given o1t
b. rae German mar ctice today TIE
announcement added that the Bulga-
ri2ns had SIo-ned the town Of haa-
fat SIX miles northeast ~ N5slh
The texI % the statement dealing
ruth tie B2ikar campaign says
II II BaIkaa shsa1er: The Ger
mans have advanced 70 the north az
Hy2lieEo, =, Seroia1S being made
prisoners General B9ya65leT scora-
.'aDds- - ,l2e Bulgarian tTo-op<l has
sEo--led kalzfat SIX mites northeast 81
N.ish
SeEilr1- NOV = via I4ondcn. P NJ
IFs Official statement y today ooa-
oersiHs 'ae Balkan campaign follows.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05
SCOTT ADJUDGED
PROBABLY GUILTY
IN FRAUD CASES

Providence, P l. Sov 4-Wulsarn
;. Scott Newport Hardware dealer
arrested in connection with the gov
eminent investigation Ct alleged IL
IN the qua-vernasrer's de-
pzr-ment az For Adams, was late TO
Gay adjudged Probably guilty on a
charge cf presenting fraudulent
FouChsrs~ knowing the ssue - De &c
tiIious and fraudulent
Scctt'z hearing Took place before
United States Commissioner Frank
Eesley IN the Federal building here
ard ne was held for the action Of the
federal grand jury IN seAae bail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05

RAISE SUM 100000
TO AID CAMPAIGN

New York Noy t-Su@-ags lead
ers Of Greater New YORK q mass
meeting ii Ccope- Union tonight
raised sIea,4aa II cash snd pledges
With which 70 continue sh= hattie for
the habit Leaders declared the meet
ing Nss the beginning Of the 1915
csHpeigl,- More than ssoe vas con-
sributed in cash and ~hen alnos. ss5.-
60 Eas Pledged Mr. James Lets
Laidiaw and Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Gait pledged themselves 20 raise 7h=
remainder Of the sl89.s3a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05
The '.Situatiions Wanted'
Ads are Human Documents
I Il f--Condensed!

Many situation Wanted advertisement is the key to
soma little romance of life more stirring than any to be
seen at the Moving Picture Shows
For the whole trend of life often hinges on that next
poston-on what it has offer of opportunity It NAV
lead 60 long road of usefulness and happiness-ake
dreams come true for many people besides the advertiser
The woman or man who has position to ofer-who
needs worker for the home for the Office for the store
for the factory for any task-shoud read these little
lads with peculiar interest For they pretty sure I,
give the clue to the right person for the job
And the task of finding the BEST WORKER for til.
work Won need to have done is light matter. To the
worker selected your decision may mean much-very
much And to YOU it may more-the success or the
failure Of your whole plan!
So having need of worker. study the ads Of the
workers who have need Of wprkand interview those ad
vercrs who seem you be available and ut for your
tasks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05
BULGARS CLAIM
TO CONTINUE ON
THE OFFENSIVE

London. Nov. s s-s r. A--Thr on
csal communication % TIE Bulgarian
war ONCE issued il So1ia TUESDAY
says:
our troops continue he o1e->-F-e GA
the road Of Sa5ecar-Para~=s- They
have occupied the town s. Bol5eryac
and reached the line u Ealakon1e- ko-
drujsyac in the valley # tie SFrlJis-
x, Tilros- After bitter fighting We
reached the lines of kalatat- Prekopila--
Fraoplj4 and Planinahit-
-scce riding 70 The statements y prs
oners King Peter was present ~ tEe
engagements 81 this front
In ths vailey Of the ElasSopirsca
river the Sere5ans have ben elected
from their positions our troops have
occupied the line 81 Seceaica- Bres,ov-
boi, capturing SO prisoners
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05
WOOLWICH

Mrs Alexander McCorr.ae hes re-
turned 70 her home in Beve-ly. Mass
Mrs Anna C Snipe q Arro7,ssc
Foreside has been the weeks guest
Of her mother Mrs sarah P Z Hzw-
.hcrra- 81 Elm cottage
Mr. and MIS-. Edward Carlton vent
10 their neg home II AaErirac- Mass.
Tuesday.
NJ and Mrs George Howe moved
from Chops Point &c Their new hcu.e'
az Days Ferry TUESDAY
Mrs. Ann Croker IS ii wiki pneu-
MONA
Mrs Alma Pushard ,alss Of selling
aer farm on account Of pcor health
hogs 10 Ward # Gardiner last week
and 2 number II ca--Ee II Mr. Pur-
irg1cn IF Bath.
Capt and Mrs S!tas Adams Of Wa
seFvire arg visiting her relatives II
town
H-nr. Mayhery q Bos-o, : g,4Ss5ng
tire month il Io~n- -
No serz,ces IL the DAYS Ferry Gem
gresat;oaal church last Sunday o~1Es
70 repairs On shs Interior
!. & cose q Lafayette street Len
istoa. hss been 4 town few DAYS Ia
hunting
MIS- Annie Ea;Eor-s and Mrs TlZa
Eattaosne have returned from : v-si-
Ia Boston
4 carload Of cattle we're shipped
iron. here 70 Boston last weeA-
Esea Dana ard Asa c EaEhCrns
were in Augusta on business last
wee
Mr.. and M-s- Nefford Oliver EZ2s7e
been The guests Of 3s- and Mrs. Hea..
Bath. for 1fe past week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05
GOVERNOR WHITMAN ENDORSES
ANTI-TUBERCULO SlS CAMPAIGN
AT NORTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCE

aloz2y- y z. Ncr. t-TeiegraHzs en-
heanoag that the vos<rs OF ave Ne@
fc1k cern-iex At the elections Tuesday
had approved plans 70 erect tuberculosis
hospitals Eere read b-fcre the joint
meeting ri The Ncrth Atisaff= Taberen-o-
zzs CcEfe-erce and TIE NeE YORK State
Ach<rcEiasls Co1tersn1e here zozscs--
Governor Whitman addressed the 6e4a-
gates and gave his endorsement % TIE
a1:l-fcae-cE sesss esrpssEz--
he characterized the aghs 4szinst IT,
lercaic-!x =. a r1tiie sg.y seeaall 10
racEs-. III Es address tonight before TIE
eirli meeting u The Ner-h Atlan,i@ =
he-criosis Conference ard tie Nex o-s
state Tuberculosis Confe-ease- Ingor-
tals ara telling blows had bess delivered
sB -sr1 ~ 6e,5s ~ the e5ght-yesr AMI
sEesrcaics=s campaign IN This STATE sasi
ass warner " risEazE. and &c believed the
waaIe plague could ee completely stamp
e4 out If the preventative So-k wzs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05
RICHMOND
Hissins-Hewitt

A wedding Of much iassFsS. 70 Eicn-
mend people took plsce THURSDAY after
noon At Mechanic Falls when Miss Aura
marriage 20 Ernest II. Higgins OF Ports
mouth " H The ceremony ~ss per
formed by the Rev. r 4 Rich. former
pastor u the Methodist chgrch Of Rich
mend After . shc-E we6.szng TRIP skey
viii reside IN kst;ery, Mama Miss Hewitt
Is Gre Of RichHaoads popular yo1as La
dies ard . graduate a re Richmond
high school M Higgins z e-uP.oyesa<1n
the Portsmouth navy yzrsa
The social dance held a. the Ricasn- md
opera house Thursday evening ~es well
attended
Mrs Amos Turner. who has been VISIT
ing relatives IN Gardner fer several
days. returned bcEe THURSDAY
Miss Helen Groves Of Augusta spent
the day wednesday with her parents 5ir-
and Mrs Fred Groves
Rev Frank Long. who has 5eeE in the
northern pzrs Of the State fer several
weeks IS spending q few days a. his
home n rowr-
Quite number are planning 70 Attend
the football game between Box-soin and
Maine at Brunswick SATURDAY
Mrs. Fred Lewis and mother, Ms G
c. Leighton we're business visitors In
Gardner and Augusta THURSDAY
The mid-ferm examinations ~ ire Ai-i
school are bel-g held this wees
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05
ARTILLERY DUEL
NOW GOING ON
AT DARDANELLES

) CozsasnEnerse. Nov. 4 Via London.
5i-sa p N--yicleat artillery fighting
has taken place recently On the OAR
61neilex front bat there Is nc pro-
noanced activity On the parz Of the
infantry. These conditions are de-
scribed in the following onsciai an
EoCncement-
ON the Dardanelies from. local in-
fans-y firing continues with sustained
ard violent artillery action On both
sides
Near Ar Burnu a torpedo boat
participated IN the bonbardnent and
near Seddul Bahr two cruisers took
part in IL In the region Of Kaulisiat
Rurnu. cur artillery destroyed two
machine gun positions Of the enemy.
tefcre cur right wing The AnatoiiAn
eaasf batteries drove OF a transport
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05
GEN. CARRANzA
EXPRESSES !, HIS
APPRECIATION

Eagle Pass Tex. Nov s--IezserAl We
Rrs,iano Czrrsnxa today expressed his
appreciation fo- vhss she United States
soSerE1a sat has aers fer i,iss- In SD eN
tended ss,k s-sz,ss : uiau lai6- former per
scE1al representative OF President Wilson
In Mckee. First Chis- C'arT-2rIza ez-
pressed Ikat asrair2slsa -o- Pres
Wilson 2nd fer rhe co-ssancy Of pl.rIosse
ard gcod all w1-s4z. he has shOFHi, ysa
7isslims xstE .sle MsAis8R Situation
General Cz-re-ns& also ,zP7esSe[ ''se
hop- tAas ,siglozaaSte relations lesTe7a
the United States sey.1-aE2e..- ara t.st 8
fsefo Msxse@n sevarsaEsasT.9 woild x re-
scn,sss in 2 very short s.Tse.
Sir. I-.,,e2s visit e E-s-sie Hzs$ al %
esGe!ai significance, rs SAID Il = II
6erssoc,d thai rs I'D Cs--r7 r. Discussed
problems Of reconstruction
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05
NEW L. S. 16-INCH
GUN LEAVES FOR THE
PROVING GROUNDS

Waterfront. Mass Ncy. "a 1s-sne3l
gun said % e the largest q as class
i the word, which the Caaed states
arsenal here had been mounting tor se--
s-aI T5oa-hs. eft tola. 81 : train Of spe-
daily Constructed cars Tor thc proving
s70uc6s a Sandy Hcek- Ul..Ia sraiy =
all - used il the Panama tzaai fo--t-
nca1cnz- C-6a-s were asszed ~ ire
Boston 4 Mare Railroad ;e have ali
}gsts n re Fcetas tuancl sx-anzu:s.lt,i
while re esn Exs passing through 10
prevsn, Ere -rsstese.y q causing sto-.
c1rc-iI by the presence C slch : L-ee
anocl- q nas-z- -le gUa vas Is. q
ne gore--re-. arsenal ~ War--v.isI
n Y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05

pusfed by al agencies IS hard IS it
might BE-
Governor Whitman said the movement
against tuberculosis had iesa more vide
spread N New York thzo = amp ctae-
state tu- This work had been carried o.
largely By e1un-y and v-u-:Gpa. organ
!Es-iers and aow the state olg11 u give
far mere assistance than i had III The
past He quoted Surgeon General VII
Ian c Gorgzs. L s a, as stating that
The hsgrexe thing thai rsed< 20 &c done n
public health work IL the TEX. hve years
Is 10 concentrate ozr energies. tire and
resources apen -he prevention Of r1hercs-
loss
The Joint meeting viii pass u5oa
survey Of the tuberculosis Eo-s- accom-
sasshed ey the state oTEsnizz.Son- as
well As by the North Atlantic Confer
s-ce. AID upon This survey vii ;se ssase
the plans fer tie campaign ct Ire next
eight years-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05

in Britain
Mast Pay
New Order Compes Income
Tax on the Basis Of
Total Earnings

LONDON No.s 4-sss Mise
chancellor Of the. sxeseq1e-. Reslns'.1
Aekenna- snz8ay pro-nsIsate-8 an o7sleg
ander which agencies ~ American mar
camille Arms operating IL Great Brit
an vii! D. compelled to pay al income
tax on The basis Of taeir toia; earnings
IL Great Britain including money -
turned 10 tire United States
Hitherto these agencies have raid al
income tax Only o. the profits expended
n this COUNTY, TIE new AK ~;u hir
some agencies very hard ana may have
the erecE of discou-sging E1s inaportz-
tion Of what il ~zr time are considered
1uxuriS that cause al upfavo-sc.e
trade ha,ance
Armour * Co, the Standard OH Co
and sirnfEs- firms duly incorporated
hare ami paving en income TAX as such.
gill not o. Affected by the new ruling
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05
. The Journal
In Nezv York

To hundreds of Maine people have transferred their
residence not their allegiance distant states the Journal
is still the .'tie that binds
The Journal takes the following testimonial to repre-
sentative of that part of its circulation which reaches the
ropoltan centers:
native of Maine. now nnr.ssms resident
Of New York State, saws:
The Journal is one of the mos, Welcome ma
pers that enters my Lang Island home The strk-
ing headlines often call my attention 10 important
matters OF general news that had entirely over
looked In my metropolitan daily: while the col
unns devoted to Maine Gossip are slwavs full Of
incidents of special interest to sons Of Maine "a
well as OF keen enjoyment to the general reader"
10 those OF YOU who stin make Maine home there can
come considerable satisfaction knowing that the Journals
faithful regard for home and its accurate
foreign news places among the ost welcome of papers
in a city the size of New York
10 those Also who feel that they are getting more news
y buying Boston or New York paper this testimonial is
kennebec journal Go.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05
SMALL HOPE THAT
BRITISH MAY TAKE
BAGDAD is REPORT

-oE6cn- Ney- 4--[,E ?. MA Cen
1=4- News dispatch from Ams,e-sa-
quotes the Cologne Gazetet's Berlin cor
Respondent w5th regard 70 the plan OF the
British forces in Mesepczaria- the gist o.
nj comment beng th4I with the aid CT
slnnoats On the Euphratss river the Brit
isl have been able 70 get close 10 Bzgdac
with relatively small display OF force
Tie newspaper adds however, that il i.
too soon 20 say whether The British w5I.
. able 70 occgpy the city IS they nay
e tc-eStalsS by Turkish forces which
are oa the "a! 10 Bsgds6- l. ADVISES
Germans 20, 10 axe British occups ton
q RzEdad too seriously.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05

Sc=RithstznGtn TIr stubborn u,
ssslzrce ~ the enemy, or t-oops ar.
pushing forward On both SIDES ~ ~.
hoineHik Mountain An daszrset north
Of Kraliey1 To. the east thereof ,bs
ZakUca VIZ Po3a ia godiiEz line has b..r
crossed Ths enemy = retreat!rg cas-,
Of the McrzTa- ogr Trocps follovip,
SIX hundr@d and Fifty p.1s0nery v.s
taken
The army Il Genera Boyadjien
bulgarian has taken. T-s.zkonse and
Doljeysc. On Cfe Zajecar- Paracin rim
road adm i advancing FROM The syrTi
KAistat SIX miles northeast Of Nisb
mas been taken ~ storm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05
RELIEF OF STRAIN
MONEY BURDENS
ENGLISH PEOPLE

LGEeoa- Nov. 5 Sc P N--Tas
euggesiicn vas made IN the House ot
Commons ,ooay by SIr Alfred Ed
mor6 that legislation be enacted 70
suspend during the wer payment ct
rent insurance premiums interest o..
mortgages and similar fixed oblisa-
lions Of men who jo;n the army. Sir
Alfred whose suggestion xas received
sith favor, said these charges were
Ike 7rllistenss around the aecss Of
many men who. except for them
would BE glad to enlist
Z Premier As1uita said the govern
nent fully recognized the Importance
cf the problem and promised 70 con.
s2Ger the suggestion carefully
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05

Berlin My +.-0BY wireless 20 Say
sll+,-Tas German wa- otHce report
gwen out today announced thai the
town 4 MikulischA between Lakes
Swsoion ara Tser. which was cap
zared b. the Russians cn Tuesday. had
added that further south n the east
err front General Won Bathne- had
taken gos Russian prisoners near s.
esfSowee
The text Of the German statement
with regard to fighting ~ the rms
san front says.
On the eastern front: Army group
o. Field Marshal yca H5rdenhurE-Tf.e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05
SAY BRITISH TO
PASS WINTER ON
THE GALLPOLI

Amsterdam Nov IVA London.
1872 P. N--The CerstaRtinople ccE-
respondent Of the Lekai Anzsiger Of
Berlin says Inc opinion in well in
formed circles Of the Turkish capital
is that the British forces intend 10
pass the winter on Gailipoli peninsul.
and have 10 intention II voluntarily
abandoning their operations there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05
POLISH TOWN CAPTURED BY THE
RUSSIANS CLAIMED RE-TAkEN

tzttlc before N-insk end CarouaoWsks
Is still n progress NikuhschAii has
beer reconq0ersd by-us-
Army group Of General Won Lin
ssnsan: The Russians attempted 10
caEe by surprise h-e village II A1-
choeka-Ncaa- They were e5eeted I'M
media teIy. Russian attempts 10 re-
conquer lost positions west % Gar
.o-ysk failed The number u prison
ers taken II the fighting here has
reached I'VE officers and lils soldiers
We also captured IL machine guns
General Won Boihuler continues
fighting near S5en;IkoEcs- The number
II prisoners taken by him has reach
sd sags-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05
u. S. NOTE TO BE
DELIVERED IN
ENGLAND TODAY

Washington. Nov. 4-Secreta---
Lansing was advised late today that
the American note 20 Great -itain or
ineerferences with neutral trade ar
rived i. London Ess night and viii
be delivered 10 the foreign Office TO-
morrow By Ambassador Page Secre-
taIy Lansing Is arranging with the
British authorities with . view TO its
publication Monday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05
NEW YORK FREED
OF QUARANTINE
FOOT AND MOUTH

Washington Sov. THE entire state
Of New York : tried Of the foot ard
mouth disease quarantine BY an order
signed today By the secretary Of agricuI-
ture and effective tornor-ow.
In Massachusetts, Worcester couaty L
made restricted area except for sHzI,
tract within nTe miles Of one remaining
infected premise
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05

saip OF the emmy which attempted
10 approach tie landing place ~ Bed
iai Bahr."
Concerning rhea Caucasian campaign.
tfe sz- Office says:
We -spulse6 IN attack .: the enc
NY = the yar-en section
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05
FLOODED TIBER
DOES DAMAGE
THROUGH ITALY

Rgns- New & Via Paris as P NJ
fine cccs caused by the overlooking
Of the Tsee- hare interrupted railroad
@.raf -e and done other damage. No Loss
q life has been reported
Fine weather has set IL and it IS
hoped the foods viii soon subside-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05
SIR WILFRED T.
GRENFELL TO JOIN
THE HARVARD UNIT

Rattle Creek. Mich Nov. 4,-sH
wslfre6 I G-crtel!- the Pastor Of
Labrador" who : here attending the
Medical Missionary Conference, an
nounce1 today that he will leave soon
with the Harvard unit of Red Cross
workers fo- active service in France
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05

Funston nher TOLD u Jhe:- death i
said to hzve informed inQaire-s that
Ill h COLD GO Eas . obtain y.
mission fror.l Gen Gales 70 search ms
b4Itlenel6 for the bodies. 1.-THE bodies
sho1lG Dc found protest xouit be
Med with Gales against the killing =.
his troops OF en-cczn 5atanis ana
against the hr.ng On Inc Red -soss
Tag Elastoa said.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05

Miss Loitie Tracy has gore II
SSowhegan 10 Visit friends
Farmers ray haye tha.r checks fy
calling Immediately x me so can
ring factory
Mrs Fred P2iuaer and three children
have returned from South Dakota
where they have been visiting friends
and relatives for the pest SIX months.
II : Thomas shot dear near O1.s
Hill Wednesday afternoon
Mrs Avis G. Ree%i q Maiden. Mass
who has passsd the summer with he-
s-sFrr Mrs H ? Bickfo-3. has gone
50 Sonervilie. Mass. 10 visit her broth
e.. Ezra Go~ing, before returning 10
her home
The public library viii De open Sun
Gay sfser,~ca from until : O'Clock.
fToHa the first Sunday IN November w
IL the frsi Sunday N ApriE
Miss Nora Bartlett Greeley who
has been II Portland for several weeks
Ii at home for . few days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-05
10TH SON BORN
OF PRESIDENT
YUAN SHI KAI

Pekin- NcsF-- THE 18th son Of Pres
sdenf YCaa Shi-Kai Was bern today.
The President BOW has q children
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OAKLAND
Mrs E-aiins Palmer

Mrs. EnaArs Palmer Who has bear
residing a. ne home 81 Fred Pa,rea
OF Belgrade Hi. died 81 O'Clock
Wednesday morning al The age OF s.
She : survived hy tvo sonS. Albert 81:
Oakland and Frank II Boston. ard twc
daughters. Mr. Athie Berry and Mrs
Flora Ne~5e-in- bo,h = Boston
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LITTLE HAD NOT
ENOUGH ASSISTANCE

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SUSPICION SURROUNDS
GEN. VILLAS REPORT

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