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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-08

The Journal presents to its Readers a
Picture Puzzle Pastime which is a tes.
of education. thought. skill and juds-
ment.
The Cash Awards, "a in number will be
to the value of $4,000.
The lesser prizes, 80 in number, consist
ing of dictionaries and subscriptions to
the Journal. will be to the value of about
500.
Any bona fide residen; of Maine may
compete except employees OF the Journal
and members of their immediate family
Each day for 50 days Sundays except
ed a picture will be printed in the Jour
nal. Contestants must supply each pic
ture with a title, using the name Of a
Maine summer home or pleasure boat
pirate. describing it most completely. Or
fitting it most perfectly. The one sup
plying the greatest number Of such
''most fitting and appropriate" titles shall
earn the first award; the one supplying
the next greatest number shall earn the
next award, etc. If two or more per-
sons send in the same number Of most
appropriate answers, the one using the
least number of extra answers will win
the higher award. If two or more per-
sons send in the same number of most
appropriate answers and use the same
number of extra answers, the awards
tied for will be added together and
equally divided.
Example-If three contestants should
each send in Is most appropriate answers
and should use go answed blanks. and
they were tied for the first prize, the
first. second and third awards would be
added together and that amount equally
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-08
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-08

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-08

Packed in boxes of q for the Holidays
An attractive gift for a gentleman. Larg-
est selling brand of Zoe. Cigars in the
world. Factory. Manchester \. H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-08
Special Onmer-Outit Free

one CT The primary objects OF picture contest
10 secure new readers for the Journal On receipt
feeu iaId-in-aGVance rate OF years
tHe journal the complete outfit consisting Ready
reference Record and Solution Blank Book will be sent
absoiutsix free
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-08

There will be Free XRay Demonstration and Free lTa
nent given Monday night Dec s. at o'clock at the Office
Grove Street. Augusta cordial invitation is extended to AZ
especially those troubled with an Chronic Diseases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-08
An improved Quinine, Does not Cause
Neryouancaa nor Rinninn Ia Had

The happy combination Of laxatiyes in
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE makes
the Quinine in this form have a far bet
ter effect than the ordinary Quipine. and
It can be taken by anyone without affect
ing the head. Remember to call for the
Grove. 25c.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-08

These troubles are simply era. .s
nervousness. arising flcm a dlst'-. !,
ance of the vital forces Of tN' " !,
and can he efrcctuaily overcoH' !, :.
electricity. A few applications
sufficient: often q single process, d
electrical polarization will remove 1
iiculties Of years standing. IN i&'+ a
is the only agent to be relied upon
the effectual cure OF all cases OF eir't
ic arrangement and func:u&l dise.'' !
is seldom necessary TO common :.
fact. yet one cannot keep IRON \
pressing profound admiration !"
skill that is raising so many poor :
fefers from beds If sickness aA'
storing them to health and Visoi. "a
1t hardly seems crrdita5!e VIC. .,,a
hear of remarkable cures being u.
by electricity and magnetic treSa"-s n
Yet such is the truth and the fa' -
these: That Prof. Caldwell the ~ In,
electro magnetic healer. is nl' I'D
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no drugs but his success is pae - NJ
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Arizona republican., 1915-07-20
This Movement Undertaken
 After His Defeat With
 Enemy i'll Rear and Front. Junction With Iapata isl Probably Contemplated
RELIEF FOR CAPITAL
 AGAIN DEFERRED
Road to Vera Cruz to Be Used Exclusively for the Transportation of Car ranza s Troops Situation at Capital Grave
rAssoc1Arrp pnEss p1srArcnl

NASHINGTOE July 19.-Me&ico Citt is again threatened with an attack. The Carranza forces under Gen. Con zales who drove Zapata's army from the capital ten days ago have marched hurriedly uorthWard to engage the ad- vaucing Villa colmun which is believed to be planning junction with Iapata F troops. now menacins communication With Vera Cruz
 State department dispatches an- nounced hat Gonzales with most Of his army evacuated Mexico city -erterdas ; turning tue government over 10 the ciNil authorities This was just pre- codrd by adyi,es that Nilla's flying column which circled Obreeon,s forces after the battle of .Aguas Caiientes, had captured Querstaro and taken possess sion Of Pachuca within 49 miles of Mexico CItv and was marching on the cauit3L
 simultaneously with latter report came news that Carr4nza had taken possession of the reconstructed railroad cast of AIIzaca. q Junction point south of Fachuca and had ordered it held eF- clusiyell for the transportation of troops and ammunition thus prevent ing the further shipment of provisions from Vera Cruz to the needy thousands .u Nexico City.
 Officials herc have made no effort to conceal their belief that the situation surrounding tte Mexican capital ia a grave one. With another battle f4r possession of the city imminent and Nfth much needed food shipments from the east coast ont off t. was feared that clrher suffering among the civil pauu- latton would follow
 Couzales's sudden evacuation of the city in an effort to head off the ngad- ing Villa forces together with carran- za's action in closing the railroad to freisht and passenger traffic. ii is feared here, will make further relief work at the capital practically mpos- sIhln
Arizona republican., 1915-07-20
GREEN SAYS
 HE ACTED ON
 GODS ORDERS
Life Convict s Explanation of lis Attempt Upon the Life of Leo NJ. Frank, Who Has a Chance for Recovery
ASSOCIATED PRESS DlspArcHl

MIILEDGENIII.E. july I9-Tha condition of Leo Prank, suffering from serious knife wound in the throat. inflicted by William Green, # fellow Hfe-term convict on the Geor- ei1 prison larm remained critical tonight Dr Compton, the prison physician announced that he was hypeful of Franks recovery though blood poisoning from infection was a danger to be feared
 Green told officials he believed he was called from on high to kill Frank" whose death sentence for Mary Phaean's murder was recently committed ly Governor 5laton, now retired. He indicated no remorse for Ehat he haG done
 "i only wish had had more atren=th.~ Green said VI think | have done ry duty in this matter a. atI as mv strength allowed. l be- lele God helped me ! do not think ] ever cid wrong in my life"
 Green, although he weighs 1G5 pounds. s partly paraIyzed in the left arm Physicians believe this probably saved Franks life as Green was unable to seize his victim while he used the knife.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-20
ROOSEVELT HAS MESSAGE
 NOT FOR Y--CODDLES

Post Intelligencer. Politics was not discussed at breakfast
 A crowd in front of the hotel gave Roosevelt a cheer when his automo- bile drew away at o'clock and the former president lifted his hat and smiled. At the railroad station am other throng greeted him. He salut- ed them with a broad sweep of his soft hat He left for san Francisco at 9:30 and will go direct
 A Roosevelt Message
 PORTLAND. July 19.-Col Roose- welt in message to the convention of the Sons of the American Eevolu- ton left as the colonel passed en route to San Francisco, said there would be mo sons of the Revolution if the sentimcnts of the men in the early days had been Tpeace at any price" or women sung such song as I Didn't Raise My Boy to be Soldier"
Arizona republican., 1915-07-20
SECOND JUDGMENT
 STILL IN EFFECT
Superintendent Sims is Ad- yised That Ray Murderer is Still Under Sentence Passed January l5 by Judge Baughn

Because no appeal has been taken i from the Judgment of the court un- ider which Ramon NiaIobos is to die. I Attorney General Wiley r. Jones yes terday advised Superintendent Sims l sI the state prison to treat the Ray murderer in the sane manner as the tother prisoners sentenced to hang touly 3D.
 The mul- and frivolous appeal ! which has been taken to the supreme court, thc attorney general pointed out. i+ from the judgment of the eoIH of pInal county on october 24 | IaI4 under which Niualobos was
 sentenced to hand January $. 1915 That judgment was never carried out and oa January l5 he was brought before Judge Baughn and re-ten- tenced to hang March I3. Al that time ne was given an opportunity to say why sentence should not be passed upon him. but replied that he Lad nothing to say, save that he did not know whs he had not been hanged on January s, and that they Icould do with him as they pleased.
 There never has been any appeal
 from the judgment of January l5, when Nillalobos was sentenced 10 hang March 19." said Attorney Gen ttraI Wiley Jones yesterday afternoon At that time a new death warrant
 was made out. and is still in effect hayins been continued by the re- prieEes of the governor to May g and again untl Julv 30. Nillalobos Iattolneys are merely trying to keep us from hanging ham last January"
 Tn his letter to the superintendent of the prison the attorney general pointed out that the first judgment
 expired January S. when the sentence
 vas mot capied out, and advised him that if il was necessary to set a .death watch tht Vifaobos should be
 included in the number.
 Just what steps will be taken to stave off the executions scheduled for week from next Friday have not been announced. II is reported that Attorneys Struckmeyer and Jenckes. who made a futile attempt to secure writ of habeas corpus in the federal court last May. just be- fore the executions were due to take place. will again make application be-
 fore Judge Sawtelle in san Fran tis..n. IL ia known that d special effort is being made to secure enough signatures to initiate the law chan aing the penalty to life imprisonment and il is practically certain that a large number of these will be filed with the secretary of state before July 20 in the hope that the board will he influenced to put off the exc cutions until after tho next election.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-20

all the big mining camps and on all the railroads of the state, with the exception of the Santn Fe main line between Lupton and Winslow. where coal from the Gallup field is used for fuel. Outside of q few cities where manufactured gas is available oil is the >most important fuel, and the saving on this item alone will be enormous. while the large mining companies will profit greatly by the reduction.
 The oil rate case has been before the interstate commerce commission for some time It was begun about two and half years ago by the Pa cific Creamery company in an att tempt to obtain equitable oil rates. the corporation commission partici- pating as intervenor. A decision was rendered by the interstate commerce commission which was favorable to Arizona, but on account of a techni- cal error in the opinion, a rehearing was asked by the railroads, and the first order suspended.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-20
HOPE ABANDONED
English Critics Foresaw That War
 saw Could Not Be Held

LONDON. July 1a-Can Warsaw be helde With German Field Mar shals von IHndenburg on the north and Fou Mackensen on the south whipping forward the two ends of u great arc around the city. it is realized in England that Grand Duke Nicholas. commander-iu-chie of the Russian armies has the most severe task Imposed upon him since Che out- break If the war Military writers of some of the London papers seem ta thiuE his task is well nigh impossible.
 According to the latest accounts inc Austro-German forces advancing from Przazuysz were within forty miles of Warsaw while to the south Non Mackensen's center at certain points is within ten miles of the Lubiin-C -Cholm railroad
 There was sustained confidence tha- Gcrmary's previous attacks along the Izura- Rawka front would never pierce th" Russian line but tho pres erf colossal coordinate movement las developed with such suddennese and has been carried ~o far without meeting serious Russian resistance that more and more fhe British pre-. is disrountlug tho fan of the Polish capital With the giving up of all hope of ifs retention they are point ing out the enormous difficulty the Russian armies have laborcd under from the start by the existence of such salient
 Having bcon unable to straiehten out their line by the advance through east Prussia In tho north and Galiei1 in the south. tho Russians perpetu- aliv faced the pinccrs of the Austro- Germans 1T these can now be suf- ficienuv tieFtenad Warsaw must go. and with # the entire line
 As was tho case Saturday when the Apstro- Germans recorded the suo- cess of their offensive in the east. no official communication from either Perrin or Tienna reached the Lon don ncwspaT CTS today.
 Saturdays communication was re- leased on Sunday for publication. but up to nearly midnight mo new communication had come to hand In the absence of additional official in from Petrograd there ia nothing to throw light on the eastern front but the Teuton advance could hardly seem to have lost its momen- tum
Arizona republican., 1915-07-20
BATTLESHlP FIRE
Myeterious Outbreak on the Okla
 hOma
IAssocIArcD rness DIspArcu1

tAsS0CI ATCD PRESS DIsPATCHl
 FGIILADELPIlIA, July 19.-A fire of mNstcrious orieiu was discovered to- niant an board the battleship oklahoma at the yard of the New York ship building company in Camden Smok. was seen issuing from a compartment Under Turret l. The compartment was flooded and il was believed the fire was out Later there Was more smoke and the compartment was again flood c1 and tEe fire finally estinsuished.
 Midnight smoke was observed com ing flom the compartment at the op- posite end of the Oklahoma and an hour later was apparently under con- trol
 The Oklahoma is one of the super dreadraueht tyne and is almost ready for her trial trip. X curious feature was that while there was smoke. no flames Were visible. A similar rondi- lion prevailed and a slight fire aboard the Alabama on July II at the Phila- delphia navy yard. A rigid inquiry is to be instituted.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-20
ARIZONA WINS IN LONG-FOUGHT
 O|L RATE CASE BEFORE l. |. |.

In decision handed down yester- day in the oil rate case, the inter state commerce commission sustain ed the contentious of the Arizona Icorporation commission, and declared existing rates from California. Kan sas and Texas points to Arizona to he unreasonable. A reduction or fifty |cents per ton on fUel oil from Rak- ersfield to points in this state was prescribed, and other reductions in the rates on fuel and refined oil ordered The santa Fe and Southern Pacific railroads were defendants in the case
 Although until copies of the deci- sion arc received at the offices of tho commission it will be impossible to state exactly what the effect will be, il is known that the reduction in oil rates prescribed by the interstate commerce commission will result in Q saving of hundreds of thousands of dollars to the consumers of this state Fuel oil is used in practically
Arizona republican., 1915-07-20
NEUTRALITY
 IS V|OLA ATED
 SAYS ENGLAND
Directs Attention of State Department to Activity in This Country of Ger man SylnpathiZers in Various Directions
ASSOCIATED PRESS nisrArcHl

WASHINGTON, July 19. The British government has informed the state department that 1t has re- ceiv,G evidence that 4 wealthy Ger man resident of .s1uot nad supplied IAuuey to certain persons in Nud- sor. ontario. which was used to dcs- troy the property of The Canadian euyernmeut The British govern meut inquired 1T the department dld mot regard thc ease, if fuly suh- 9tauuated. as a ease of military ac- tivits. constituting T breach of neut- ralIty Pending an investigation the name of the man accused ls with held The case is connected with reeent attempts to dynamite am arr mofy and an explosion in factory maEile clothing for British troops
Arizona republican., 1915-07-20
sHANKLiN COMING HOME
Couldn't Agree With Brazilian Minister
 At Mexico City

WASHTNGT0N, July 19-Arnold Shanldn American consul general at Mexico City is on his way to Wash ineton under orders from the state de partmeat tn report upon conditions. This was stated officially and fl was
 incidentally admitted that ShankIin had been withdrawn temporarily from dut, iu Mexico City to avoid a continu- ation of friction with Senor CardoZa. the trazilian minister there.
 Last week Shanklin went to the Mexican capital to carry on Red Cross relier work. some differences as to methods developed between the con sul general and the Brazilian minister Ther were not serious but as Scnor Cardoza for many months was looking after American interests in manner so thorough and satisfactory as to win the qualification of the state depart ment officials, they regarded it as onlA, proper to remove any causes of friction quite regardless of the merits of the question.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-20
FRENCH APOLOGIZE
IAssocIArEp rnEss pIsrArcnI

ATHENS. July 19-The French naval authorities in the Dardanclles have offered prompt apology for the act of the French crulser Kleber in bombarding small Greek colony lat Casullorizo. am island in the northern Aegean sea The damage was confined to the destruction of a church. there was no casualties The local authorities promptly put out to the cruiser and protested enereeti- cally The French commander was surprised to learn that the island was in Greek occupation. explaining that he thought the hil at which he had directed his fire was a Turkish station communicating with the main land.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-20
CREEK SITUATION
ASSOCIATED rnEss nrsrArcnl

ATHENS July 19-Party feeling between the Nenezelist and anti Nenczelist factions was punctuated here by nm exciting street fight be- tween Lieutentant Sophocles Nene- zelos. son the of the late premier and Lieutenant Bvzantios. son of a prominent nti-NeneZelist After an exchange CT verbal blows. Byzantios struck Nenezclos. and there was a prompt response. Army officers sep arated the pair. who were both ar rested but promptly released. Young veuezelos has asked for q court of honor.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-20
Notice Taken of Complaint

WASHINGTON. July I9-At the instance of the British government the state department has called on the department of justiee to nvesti- gate the activities of certain German sN Nmpathizers In tho United States. alleged to he employing unlawfQi methods ta strike at Great Britain and her allies. Tutil the inquiry de- cloI,~ no names will be made public. Officials will talk little on the sub iect
 IL is known however that infor- nation has reached the British em- Lassv concerning all kinds of plots, ranging from schemes to wreck bridges over which trains are carry ing volunteers for the British army to the indictment of strikes at the American industrial plants making war supplies for the allies
Arizona republican., 1915-07-20
ON MEXICO CITY BY VILLA FORCES
 WITHIN FORTY 1;s*rs.1, e*rr ES
DANIELS ADVISORS

WASHINGTON, July 19-S Sec retary Daniels has asked the eight leading American scientific societies to select sixteen men foremost in science and invention. to join Edison on the new ad- visory board for the navy. Daniels will not make the ap- pointments himself as was ex- pected.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-20
Approacbind Riqa

LONDON. Tuesday. July 20-A German official statement received says the Germans have occupied Tukum and Windau, in the province of CourIand. and tho Austrians forced the crossing of the Wolicza in the neignhorhood of Grahovet@. and ad- vanced across the Bug north of Sokal- The Russians are retreating along the whole front between the Vistula and tlc Bug In two days 1G,0O0 Russians were captured.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-20
ASSOCIATED PRESS prsrArcnl

PORTLAND, July 19.-"From time to time I shall have something to say on matters of vital interest to the nation as a whole but if will not be for sap heads or Molly-coddles, :" said Theodore Roosevelt here when a large. cheering crowd compelled him to acknowledge greetings from 2 rear train. Colonel Roosevelt then warned the public not to believe any reports regarding him which they might read or hear at second or third hand.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-20
The Ilion Plant

UTICA, July 19-A very large ad- dition to the Remington Arms Com pany's works at Ilion has been com pleted and machinery is being in stalled. There has been no trouble whatever with the NvorlSmen but about two weeks ago the company gave notice that if would establish an eigh hour day plan on August 1. It is understood that arrangements could not be made to adopt this plan before that time Many of the em- blowers work on contracts and they understood that the asked for change of hours would be deferred EntiI the first of August Through contract system man who has q contract engages his own men, and comes to agreement with them as to wages
Arizona republican., 1915-07-20
HAIL DOES DAMAGE
ASSOCIATED PRESS prspArcHl

ASSOCIATED PRESS p1sPArCHl
 COLORADO SPRINGS, July 19.- Severe property damage resulted from q hail storm in this vicinity late yes terday afternoon. A number of per sons were stunned being struck by hail stones. some of which measured five inches in circumference.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-20
RUSSIANS EVACUATE
 THE POLISH CAPITAL
 AS TEUTONS ADVANCE
RUSSIAN ADMISSION

PETROGRAp. July 19-The Germans have occupied Tukum. thirty-eight miles west of Riga. and Dohlen, eighteen west of Mi- tan, according to a general staff statement tonight After captur- ing these points they advanced southward against Hofzumherge. Bcneo.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-20
SCIoTO ON RAMPAGE
IAssocrArEp rnEss pIsrArcnl

KENYON. O.. July 19-Fifteen per sons, standing in water neck deep. were rescued from a flooded house in the Scioto marsh. near Foraker. While the rescue work was in prog ress the water rose six inches
Arizona republican., 1915-07-20
Capture of Nacn

NACO, Son. July 19 The Carran- za force of 200 under Colonel Carde- mas captured Naco after street fight ing which lasted but B short time. wounded. The Carranza force had
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