davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04

TIE re-oecicatory services held in TIE
NAN auditorium Of the First Methods
Episcopal church az South Portland on
Sunday afternoon were ATTENDED ny a
large congregation and were Instructive
and entertaining The principal speaker
was Rev C. O. Mills. D. D.. Of Chestnut
street. Portland. and his remarks were
decidedly 20 the point and interesting.
Fnnee 3 Hayden gave two vocal solos
WHICH were suited TO the day and uieas-
ineiy rendered Miss Harriet c. Fuller
M Hayden and for the congregational
singing. which was unusually good. A
debt OF $50 was subscribed for during tn.
cay and evening services.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04
sTATE'SP PRISON
SENTENCES ARE
PRONOUNCED

Ssn.crt Ne Oc- TIN the 81
pr=ne cosr- II Altred SATURDAY r1o-7a-
ing II prisoners ware sentenced -
Cslet Justice Savage Charles Harden
charged VITA criminal assault OF Al
e-gtt-year-ofE Ksnnshaakpo-- gil
and x.5o has zafe aid fear children
residing ~ Baago-. vas given one 20
two years, THOMAS Wright If Ken
re5ank charged @7tS : similar Of
f-nse. and who admitted that On a.s
last appearance IN co--t Cu sn assault
case Was given probation vas SetU-
Gay ssntsEcs5 - nat Mcre than tao
years a. ThezAstcn: AehEs- Saeban-
Bid8stc-1. charged with larceny gwen
o.e 10 three years. Lester Hubert
Bit6sfo-d- nuisance charge, probation
for ore year Frank Fz0r=- B.6detoEd-
charged with assz1l, and battery with
dangerous weapon On Victor Fran
60 given eng year IN Alfred jail. Jo-
sepa LSEssr. hetetoEA assault On
officer. se1seace Gon-tn1ed and PLACED
On probation fo- one s4year: Fred
Fourier. bresEng and entering d.
night tine and larceny. probation to-
one year; Earl G To-Day. Kitte-y.
breaking entering z. night time and
larceny. ints-- 70 rape and Kill given
four TO eight years In prison: Tos,ey.
who is but Is years Old has serEed
tine before. AIbe-z Lambert Of Bid
6eford On second o-e1se for intox5ca-
ton given one year, Lena-d Sedard
o. Sanford On search and seizure
charge fined 500 and costs ard 50
days II Alfred 5ail: Samuel McAIiis-
ter. breaking, entering and larceny at
the home Of Hiram Downs a. Nenne-
hcnkport- given II months in Alfred
jail Downs wx formerly at the state
School for Boys a. South Portland
The prisoners who are TO he taken
east viii leave Monday morning in
charge Of Deputy Lester Calvin Of Al
fred and Sheriff Smith 81 Dayton
Saturday tf- divorce mil started
grinding and several contested cases
viii be heard On Monday It il expect
ed that final Adjournment will be
taken Tuesday night. as the jurors
we're excused Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04

the le rc<nds Mealo was given the
decision An Chung q Salem knocked
cut Tiger Young Of Amesoury in the
fourth round Of q slx-rcund go and the
Syrian Kid won the decision over KID
Wilson In the preliminary.
Marvin Hart. ex-heayyxesghr Is
Row refe-eetng bouts n Louisville. KY.
Joe Aandor meets Roxy Kansas ar
Buffalo. Oct s. Richie Mitchell az
Milwaukee. Oct Is. and Joe Weuinx at
Duluth Oct -.
Willie Beecher and Mickey Sheridan
are matched for Columbus Oct :.
The Io-round boxing contest which
was scheduled to take place Oct. i al
Milwaukee between ice yelling Of
Chicago and Johnny Dundee Of New
York Nghcwsights. was Tuesday in
definitely postponed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04

In the ,ignEeSc league race ever stag
e. 1he Chicago Fe-3s-sts narrowly ~cn
-l= flag b. landing th@ secold game CT
: 6ocbse hezter from PIEIsou-gA- 20
3 atcer having dropped che z-st game
b. score Of 20 5 Darkness held q
Just l0rg enough 10 permit tse C1Eca-
go tam ID take the siIls and put Pitts
b1rxh IN third plaza Three TIES II the
SIKH inning ot the ssrsad game EOS
ever settled tie ownership Of Ihe en-
b,em The eEcrIous crowd vent Wild
over the victory
TIE first game vent 80 Il innings
while the second was called after Iae
visitors half Of TIE seventh inning The
league race was IN doubt Ertil tie s1al
game Eas played today. IS for weeks
past there had BEEN e constant shifting
of positions On the part o. Pittsburgh.
Chicago and St Louis. the Missouri
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04
FEDERAL LEAGUE STANDING
TY cobb IS Still
LEADING BATSMAA

Chicago, Oct 3-Tyrus Cobb o. DE-
tross continues 20 lead the American
League batsuen-. Averages publishes
Saturday STOW the Georgian hitting
SIS. while Eddie Collins of Chicago
Is the rrnner up s points 5eeaiac-
Fourier. teanmats Of Collins, Is nexs
with -S5S. -
Speaker Fourth
Others who have played in al lea<'
half Of the games are Speaker. Bos'
ton. s2e: MeInnss. PhiEadeiphia- SIS;
Jackson. Chicago. -313: Feach. Detroit
Sal: kirke. Cleveland -ssa. Crawford
Detroit, IS. Ssruak. Fh;iadefpaia- ~
amer Boston, 10.
Cobb continues as the leading rrn
getter with Is.. i've behind the Amer
lean League record ne made IN lsii- n
total bases lie leads with -, Sam
Crawford, also OF Detroit, being close
second with ss1-
In stolen bases Cobb. who set nes
record for the American League last
week. promises to run his total into
the century mark He now has
thefts 10 his credit =-- =-=-= -.--
OfdFing. Philadelphia. and Roth
Cleveland. have tied for home run
honCrs with six each.
Detroit leads IN club batting with
la. Boston is second with -3s3 ana
Chicago third with Ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04
''WHITE RlbbONERS"
OF n. {. DELEGATION
GOING TO. SEATTLE

Boston, Oct fifty white ribbon
srs- making up New Englznds dele
cation TO the convention Of the Nation
a woman's Christian Temperance Ca-
ion to be held At Seattle washn-, Oct
STA, Will leave Boston for Chicago at
I O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
At Chicago they win Join the White
Ribbon special which viii pick up adj
ditsonai delegates as the train moves
evstward Receptions will be rendered
the delegates At various points on II.
way.
The New England party VIII include
the following presidents Of state
branches: Mrs. Aifhea G. Quinby.
Maine; Mrs Ellen Richardson. New
Hampshire; Mrs. n. e Pearson Of Yer
mont, MIS- Jane L. Rookie, Rhode ISL
and; Mrs Katherine Lent Stevens.
Massachusetts,; and Mra Caroline B.
Buell.. Connecticut
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04
SHIPPING NEWS

Portland. Me. Oct; s.-Arrived:
Schooners Helen G. King. ST. John. n.
s. for New York: Harry Morris ,Br,.
DO. Tor Boston; Hattie H Barbour. do.
Tor Salem George e Kiinck. Philadel-
pnia: Portland Packet. Boston: Belle
Grant. do: Georgietta, do; Annie and
Reuben Stontngton for Boston: Mary
z Lynch DO for do: Mabel z. Goss.
co for do; Regina Maehias for Bos-
ton: Hume. Rockland for do: Eueenia.
Ahorsdse for do: Robert +Pettss. Ban
gor for do.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04
CHURCH MEMBERS
CALL ON PRESIDENT
TO SAVE ARMENlANS

Manchester. y. H. Oct 2-Follow-
ing = sermon by Rev. ThSnas ChaI-
mers in which he discussed the mas
sacres alleged to have recently been
enacted in Armenia the congregation
Of the first Congregational church
numbering approximately 1909 today
By standing vote unanimously adopted
a resolution calling upon President
Wilson 10 employ the power and pres
tige Of the United States 70 save the
Armenian nation from its reported
danger Of annihiIa,ion-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04

Pezxn6 Gr1 -syk Lo.dS1-
Get zeSeEE SaSoesG- E1sszzx
minister q farssgn 41zzrs- ceezre1 e
TIE Associated Press ess-s<szss11sns To-
6xy That r the BEz<zxsAnS pezS IN
seszr DxsasEs rrz5-a<sss COURSE Sass
Ezsz answer 10 Ezzssz
r. SaxsnsFs Stztezesf
An . p<e<zce 10 tbs SszrSIemE ~
SsxCn01 sid.
The ssruaxsor /. the BzkzEs : ve-y
Czye Tae Whole Russian lAz1CE :
zrn1ssd By th@ EE-hErEzss5e S-szeEssf
& Ferdinand and rs gCEe---s1E 70
TIE Sgzsse ezzze- BElEzra cEeS Fer
undergraduate 20 RZxxaz- A11 yet SEEMS
wiling .1E 10 necDne = yzssaf 81 Rs<-
szz's enemies In her srr1E16e towards
Se-csz wnsn SeroA : nghzing for he<
yery eLxzsnGs, Bulgaria puts herseE
n : czzz with Turkey We % 1oS O.
heTe EEzr tss 81lSxxzzn l-rEsse xylF1-
tEs1e with TIE zcfzoc a. I1sz- rlser-
Tneretcre, Use allies are cISr*Ds11 %
give them tine fog resecEa1-
IL 1h-Y r@rxsx II their present
trexcEerozs course they EGs- answer
10 REzs4a- A aEr5larEl Eas Eat yea
besa yrsse1rss. cu- I presume ol% s-A
he within = s.osI rtIe
u = explained N tzpac-z,sc c-rrlss
tat BULGARIA .as r-ravso II ultima
rzl al1leTso. ozE = s.ssla EArlL1g q
Tie cDassg ss-ces Of Fer c01-se and
that e coz5e = 5ef1 tAz- agg-ssS1o1
sgzzns- Se-sy5z xi74 cr1t-uzZ Bulgaria
VILE Ene b4ye1szs II TIE Entente al
hes TIE tz----atzc- = also E1e that
BELssrla ~1ll zo- o@ a1Ao~sd 70 rvcg-
long rhe -ezs-oa and impose -as<c2
Greece tEse eos- q remaining l0o4-z-
81 B2kxsz-z ruEs- 6s-.g5-lzs o. d.
clare se-Sess : f-seEd o. tsz Er-ea-e
allies. II = asserted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04

to protest He was told that the order
came from those higher up.
Panic in City
The panic in the city was terrible.
The people felt that de government
was determined TO exterminats the Ar
nenian race. Many Of TIE eontvets ~
the prisons had bean released and the
mountains around were fun Of
outlaWA II was feared that the wonen
ana children were taken some distance
from the city and lsft 20 the mercy u
these mem The women believed hat
they were going to worse than 0sash.
and many carried poison IN their pock-
cts to use II necessary"
In . similar description Of scenes at
tending the expulsion Of Armenians
from another community : writer ssys:
by July s al the ArnsaIas houses
in aboat 1eee. laA Aoen s@p-
tied Of Inhabitants aAd ths peopso ssat
Oh There was no inquiry - . Who
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04

The representative Of Russia. which
= hound 70 Bulgaria by the imperish-
able memory OF her liberation from
the Turkish yoae cannot sanction By
kas presence preparations for ffaaxici-
dal aggression against Slav and al
He'd people. The Russian minister has
thersfcre received orders to lsays Bul-
garia with al the stA6s Of LEGATION
and consulatss Il the Bulgarian gov
eFnment 0oes not within - hours
openly break with the enemias OF the
S1ay cause and of Russia and does not
It once proceed to send away o1acsss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04

nine men. two OF whom are scarcely
OUT Of r,eir teens, clrled Up N com
pact mass to retain the warmth q
their bodies Ali were terribly weaken
ed by -hes- 15s hours Of waiting and
praying ard with wan faces upiitted
and eyes alinains 81 the strain 81 the
unfamiliar lights the men n weak
voices shouted greetings 10 their res
Guerra
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04
Great Enthusiasm Marks Largest State Conven-
ton in Dozen Years-Mccan Stands Squ1rely
on Platform He Asked for and Received
Democrats Indorse w ilson and Governor
Walsh Criticizes Host lie Legislation

nsrs ss<sz. sz- ss< ssSs< . ssese. sa4
ne are going - EAk< de best u 1T
Eostssx Wa zssre illustrative ct ck4
eAs-ss 81 eoz5z,ssas than the oFez d.
ksfe aEoxe. 81 resess.soEx-
Sse - vsry Iazz ago lie czsson Vas
20 a1eSe = rxss rGyzaefsG ,hAs ali sess-
fztiazs skoEs1 be Fss<rEe1 10 Ths re=o-
ssrEe.s ecEz5t-se FSszoSr DEBATE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04

progress was made toward the chutes
In which the men had taken refuge
At the top OF chute No. q. down
wh3ch the coal from upper veins il
thrown to the loading ears. the pitiful
group Of huddled humanity was dis
eOyered- II Was intensely cold in the
little space and the rescuers found the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04

After oEeZ.g II fsstssss fzaalaE. tie
D<z1ocrzrSc szzts cD1xea.soa Sc YAneGl
bal YESTERDAY frotseed as zsxakasne
Of features All ez6ss II 5Ez1e 81 aczzy
ezta1azAsE-
BY . vo1es scxe. DE convsEEssn EszE-
iEe@xsy seos<eA q platform rtscA was
eozrasrs6 ny sAe SenrG4zz eomMs.rse
81 rszcssssozs ~ The es<ren<k sSEr. O.
eAskz sEpcr,znee vs<t rEzEks ~ases IL
Se-res PYess6ezz wEso1 tE = secocc
tsrz. d<czzrsr f0v adequate @zt.c.=<t e.
feacs. senred ta2s PEARS Re2ztaezn SEE
Al. fo- Esno-ksfznE r1Si-<zsss- fzyorr5 E1o-
en1zrzszrosy &t-ags r<-aoEsz- zs<se for
x-rses n<EtrzlsEy zz3 opEnsed Increases
/. rxAc rates Eni&ss zAe p<s4,zoeizg
eoEpzas<s ~e-e ho1es-iy e<SeralsEed Tne
r=E C. tAe pSztfSFE Ezs mach tie saEe
- that Of LAST year
Wss.1esS lEek Of Winchester. Who
ssysss himself tie original Bran aza II
Massachusetts, was =4zeSeAs1 ES@z -
srs-t 70 seez-e teg- s<ns16nslts 10 tie
rzat<ern- He wanted Tie plank En1oez-ae
wEzscz fcr seco1S ts-E xzriekea CIT
zna sszo zx1ed far an eyzsi suffrage
psasx; znozser Ezdorzzag tas Pres-ds-rs
se-xEs,s sal5-yz.cAas> Til <sd saosssz
declaring zgAEzs- me war loan for TIE
Allies Ess .c-sc1 o. cke Wlscz flank
ED 70 tie Grozo6 because 70 ozs< voGs-
second Il. AID tie c.ssF three we're tzhse1
= gssek Succession Tux tAe1 clsst-
20 oS,osx.ioz 20 th< zdopssoa Ct TIE rszs-
so---
a.ysn's Name Jeesed
Trr.s e~c--s 20 a-rezd the platform.
we're received with hoccs and cz,czfis-
AID TIE rzrns u William Jennings ErySz
xzs ire s4gEzl fo- speazi o1tozFzs O.
s.s-srx Wien Tsack declared TIA. Bran
vas o1pase6 10 ire var loan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04
What the Republican
Platform Declares For

Constitutional convention
Short ballot.
Biennial elections
Protective tariff.
Armed Preparedness.
National corporation lzx.
Ratification Of the income tax
amendment.
For fewer commissions and a
State budget.
Social insurance for relief of
unemployed.
More free scholarships.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04
Massachusetts Republicans
Presenting a United Front

WRxS gZzsxy - W1o zaDeceax - AZ
D9SeEeas against th< esye-nEeM- 4
rE-Ae- II lighters Ears e<en soGced
wzrA re09se as osEsreEs f,H<z xad sat
- tsE1rss4 IL 10 gele-zazy
h4as<wsd sszr sscA rerEs1s we're a-oEo-
go
H ne<rty village. says ts@ szn=
wsf1s-. - was 1nfo-EH tE rsz-zaa=
wsxE<ss skzs ~ z<a and vo.D<r ~e-z
TAKES skes- distance frcG TIE village
Ents . valley. tss vsenez vsssarst AID
rse Een sAo-
TIE .&t8 ArEeEsxz Eozse& Ire a.
eosEE eo1tn1es. are sefE& szrc2ed Of
furniture By tie pca5ce s1e after tAs
eshe-- \ crssd II TzSkszh 1oDen AID
eaEidrez soEsoE t.< pezsce ahczs Ike
los ~ vzitEr@ All s<sxe eTEyrss1g
sAey can lay zke<r nxe6s O.
n azEb-r Of so1ses of women and
css1eoen have sasesy seec thrcvE Up by
tie sea z7ca tAe szaasF beach beso-
tie rails 81 Tire I-xsazz ro-As-sry here
N AID vera c-Rsee ~ G-sex
~clkr
Drssea Like Cattle
Fron snosse- A--eaazn -owz an az
tzag5tF rerorLs- h@zs rcor ex5Ees
sex- mo=sEg zozrsz- children AID 90
-E1 AID thy were dubbed and hez5ez
an 2zs1e6 szC1g ~ 4 15@y lad beSz
ug1 zzEE2-s- Abo-r 5zss hare passes
shKo-gz- ali rsere dad cksa zs5Es Ez.y
sE.trezs hsse dtH Eor xtz-vs-Eoc
al abuse along tx r1sdssie. a1t rsa--
- al arg DYING 81 starvation and
sazrzI
One Weraan's Story
Eseog1A5 as the reS.EMo-y q rLs ND
% - Of -. = narrowing s-1-y
II give. of ta< experiences Of a party
Of SINE - ArrezzzA EAe and ae-
daughter escaped 6sz-1 ty accepting Tie
Aoas-n.GzE ssith. STE says
We had gct olHy tro hourx away
tro-z home ~ts1 Sz1dz Of TzNzzsrx and
hgzSz.ds. EE-n gg.s, z-es. etc. sz-rozr.-
81 - and rooted - q al re had. Tke
genSsrEaes sook IF Es1ey and raz- .ro1.
NY daughters EEK also Al ezE toe-L
After taaa tier separated the E<z. oos
hy ere. an .aos then al within 81 q
seven dSys-<yesy EzAe zhove = yez-
cid These t4oez c. Elea took al The
gool-sooxzEg Ee-ea aH5 carved than
CT O. lEesF kc.ss4- ys-T EAny xonsz
and girls we're th1z carried @ 20 zhe
nsoznsz:ss. z.-oaz them nay SISTER. whose
one-yszr-osd baby they threw xEag. /
Turk picked II ~ z1i carried /. away.
KNOW noe Ehs-s
We found Or the rad msEy q thcse
wha lad o<eREa previous sections Soma
wonre- were aneng TIE killed with their
husbands AID zcSa- We also came zerosS
sozxs osi people and little infants s-lii
zlsxe in a ss.Ahse cn-ditscn-
Tne worst and -oz- szlnzSinahle ter
ru-s were reserved fo- IL a. the tanks
II he Eyphrzaes and = the E-zirSzza
plain TIE 1ut.Iated rcsiss Of woman.
girls ard little cA1trsz made everybody
kAEd6H. The bz.dersea were ding al
sSSEs q zEfri oeeds 30 TIE woman aid
girls ira. we're WITH -. whose c-.es wen.
up 90 Heaven. AZ the EEphyatea tie
szaEsEer AID EenGerEEs threE into Ii.
river ali the remaining children under =
FeArx Of age Afts. seven days %e
reached Not Al Armenian was
left alive there The Turkish woman
took eay daughter and ne 10 TIE hath.
and there showed - many other woEsea
and girls who had accepted Islzu- Be-
tween there and tie AelSs and
deserts were dotted with corpees-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04

Electrically driven machines with
which stamps can be attached TO let
tiers and packages II a rate Of 400 .
minute are being tested by the Ger
man postal authorities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04

scentinued from Page Cnel
ter assistance Il ere is ATTACKED oT her
ne;Sabzor. Bat tie attitude q Ruma-
nsa- wticn remains IN only partially
r.ocsiized spectator. Is a matter ot un-
certainty
whiIe fully confident Of siasir ability
70 handle the rev situation tire allies
do nos beEstIe it, which accounts d
some respects fer their activities
Offensive Delayed \
Rain and the consequent. mud aave
prevented the AnEio-Freneh armies
from continuing their fun offensive IN
Artnis. Stubborn fighting, however. is
stiiI going On In that region, both sides
endeaFor1ng 70 secure vantage points
Success here. az in Champagne, il APP
parentiy varying. although the allies
are holding virtually all the ground
That other similar thrusts will take
place before long II the settled conyfc-
ton Of military writer's. who see in the
repeated Commandments Of the German
Positions on the Belgian coast by
British ships and big French guns.
ard air raids over the German lines
evidence Of another storm brewing
Naturally II will take some days TO
prepare n the guns which now play
such . large part in the campaign have
70 be brought up and this IL no easy
matter after the heavy rains, paxticu-
larry in the low countries Of Fiandesr
and ATtoia
French Air Raid
The air raid In Champagne yesse-day
by q French aeroDlznes is tie bigses.
enterprise Of the kind ever undertaken
The French, according to the German
report, have lost the Ai.yhip Al.ace,
which vas mentioned few days ago in
the ofaeisI Communication as doing val
liable work
Although fighting continues. there is
little change in the situation along the
eastern front. The Russians, while be-
ing forced back at ore or two points, are
themselves pressing the Germans at other
points, particularly east Of wilma. where
Field Aarshal Won HndsrburIs drive
toward Ninsk has been checked
There IL no further word Of the re-
ported Aastro-G German ATTACH on &efbia
o. Of the operations in GaIlipclL The
Russians in the Caucasus. following the
lead Of the British IN MesopotAmiA. are
taking a more active offensive against
the TURKS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04

sezc7SzzS 10 ax-zes q szzszs wE5rA
a. X zzr %zta Eas Fo<SES u ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04
Sunday Games

P.,-sA1rx :, Chicago ES-x1 ga. =
f-nF-xz1. Chicago :, FTc-sh--g ts@eocs
game.
s. Lc-ss . Kansas City :
Baltimore .. Newark tcrSz Ez-el.
Newark : Baltimore (SsCo11 gz-sL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04
LEAGUE STANDINGS
GAMES YESTERDAY
TODAY's SCHEDULE


Saturday G2Dss
Phssadks yaEz-Bo<scz~ r1S-
r-G-zrc =. C.szrraE ("k gz.A :
i.xsrxsS. C5ceznnzEs 1 CetczSs ts<eae
camel
81 Lozss J. PzsxxogEE L
Bzcoziyn-Sew Yoxx. zzz.-
Sunday Gsmes
Crsezzo :, 81 L1-lS = e.-
psrs5EE 5, Cz-czzzzc /
ToGays Gamsa
View Te<x II Boston
R-ccx-y- ~ FaszzGlgr-5a-
NATIONAL LE2SGE STAN ENG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
Federal League Results
Saturday CAMS

Nsrars :. Baltimore ! tz-S- gEG;
Ne~ars : EsEunSo-e sssEcEd saE1sh
Kansas CITY { - Lois Z
CaEczco : Prctseu-s G1-SE zz-si
CrEcago : Psrrs--ry tssco,l6 EzEsa
ELE-zsc- E-ccx-y-- E---
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04
NATIONAL LEaScE STAN ENG
American League Results
SATURDAY Cares

SzSGrE3y O6RsSS
,wzsss-x-sz !. Borc1 fE-S- game
Posca Z Washington J lsecc-4o gaze.
.--srxs darEreSs1-
Tr-rrse s. CeTs.zz1 5 z. i--rssl-
C~zEc ! =. Coszxz q s-rz- gz-s}; G.
ago & S. L3l1s l sss-ns1 game.
N- ycE-PnstztezrsHs. rain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04
Sporting Nez0s of the Day
CHICAGO FEDERALS WIN over
PITTSBURGH IN RACE FOR the
FEDERAL LEAGUE PENNANI

city not bang eliminated 2nEil Ees-fsE-
dsy Ehan defeat ~ Kansas City EsE
il our q ,1s running TIE three teams
finished With orly a ttc-le ove- three
p9sz,< separating Etsn TIE final. IN
oEc.al- s-zr1iug is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04
9 MINERS RESCUED

Continued from Page ons,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04

PstesburgA ! aasse . J Q 1-5-lt-.
Chicago - ne / @ q t-+1--I
Roxge- krezEer and Barry, MeC0E-
ne,l. PreaSse-EaSt and Wilson
Sescond gsne-
Pittsburgh s $500
Chicago -e x-s-7-I
Called Darkness
Ezetzer. Allen and Berry. Bailey am
Wilson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04

Bewsca- oes- LA Ec<sz:a Ct Aze-
hzs. szEn.rz.es WIKI se-rzred zS-nss
tie Asszzsse % seta eAe Bsixsa LAVAL
sor-ex a. GEsrzlz1r Eaa< tie passage
safely z-Se- its c~- power E.e slsn
CT ex-rzor1-zzr discomfort tS- IA
c-sxs zseortzn< 10 Eetfsrz resszEsc Hsrs
TO-DAY from nea wEc SHARED = lie e1pe-
cz-se-
crsss Enseyed Trip
ccnrc.ed by larger uzrzEir- the sr1is
se-zs-ra CT foar vessels tresz .rosl E1s
yx-sx A. which sheT wsse assembled II
Hcruezl. proceeded 6ox1 Ire - l@TT-
-s1ce -zEs-. and ze-sr s-cs az s. Jnaa-x-
" = ~. g ga fer GEsgzs-as. Nc eI-
-rslSy rv-za wsst1e- SO e1Go-zl-fe1
ard II. sse boaLs E--e abe u rzse ths
Bcae ~. Under sassr o=z slx1aes fro-
vLs1o1 I'D heeo made 70 toE them i
thsy scx 1-c any --u9h4e- TIE Cs~S
s-co6 .As heavy -cslf,- q he craft vary
vel mi are sad 10 have s-ssoEed tse
t1r~
Ceasers>teS in CanaSa
TIE sotzflz fo-Zez szrr e = gTDGp g
= srt-x-fn=s fer which .he B-Tszsk al
rz-zEry hzz co-t-zr-ed L TIE Cnit=1
Sta-=s- Afrs- wz.EIng-oa rad ds<-ee1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04

TsSays Cares
R1s-c- a. NsE Eork
P.lzSezrhEs AZ Washington
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04

Eae--cz- 6, Cseyesz-1 ;
Ccagc 8, ST Lc1s =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04
Sunday csme
Tosays Gama

Crsezzo :, 81 L-s =
Ps.rs5Zy 5, CLzz1c !