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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27
LIST
OF THE OFFICERS
IN BRITISH ARMY

London. Nov 15.-tCorresponden
IF The Associated Presst.-oAfcers'
casualty lists for the fortnight ending
Nov. 5. show losses IT the British army
Of 35s killed. sos wounded and So miss
ing-a total Of 1884.
Since the beginning Of the war the
killed number $3.50: wounded 1851.
and missing 1852, gross total Of 90
.G2
During the fortnight, losses have
been most severe in the Stafford regi-
ments, which had IS killed. I. wound
ed. four missing. Royal Engineers, %
killed IS wounded, Le!cesters. IS
killed. g wounded. three missing;
Sae-woods. Is killed. - wounded:
Torkshires. Is killed >. wounded;
Liacolns, &c killed. ii wounded, II
missing: Lanca shires. 5 killed. e
wounded: Kent. IS killed, 10 wounded
missing Many other regiments have
losses q more than %.
Brig. Gen. Forbes Trefusis was kill
ed, Maj Gen Walker was wounded
and seven lieutenant colonies we're
killed
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BATTLE ON BORDER
Continued from Page One)

lore noon Al this time Villa troops.
Who. with their chiefiain had evac-
ua1ed the town early today, were hot
y engaged by the Obregon forces some
- miles south Of \ogales. Sonora.
The Mexican town had been looted and
shooting which began early sent a
shower Of bullets 10 the America n
side. Throngs which had gathered on
the streets leading 10 Nogales. SON
ora, and the ,horcughfare marking the
international boundary. were hurried
back by United States soldiers.
Then party OF snipers opened fire
on the American town. Colonel Sa sc
had given orders that the American
troops should return any fire that en-
dangered American lives. Infantrynen
stationed near the line opened on the
snipers when given the order 20 fire
\ number Of the Mexicans we're seen
10 fall.
A detachment q Villa cavalry then
was seen dashrg over the hills south
west Of Nogales. sonora. They were
shooting and lodging and seeking
cover. The American soldiers replied
70 their fire. shooting deliberately and
apparently with sufficient effect 70 halt
the Mexicans
The snipers posted in the looted
town gradually stopped firing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27
BOWDOINH.AN

Mrs. Gertrude Curtis Of Auburn has
misfortune 10 fall ard break her Mo
while on her way - Florida with her
husband 70 pass tn winter. They
stopped in Boston 10 make a short us
il with their son and il was there trat
she fell.
Mrs Gertrude Curtis q Auburn has
returned home. after visiting MI and
Mrs Carlton Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs Fletcher White are gp.-
ing ready 70 leave soon for Maiden
Mas. where they VIII pass the win
ter with their daughter. Mrs Maud
Anles. Mrs. Silas Haynes Of Richmond
WHO teaches al the White schoaIhouse
will occupy their house ard resume ner
duties for the winter term Mir and
Mrs. White VIII be greatly missed. as
Mr.. White has sung for many years
in the Baptis, Ridge church choir.
Those al home for the THANKSGIVING
recess were: Hazel Cornish. Simmons
College Boston: Winnie Diusrlore.
Shaw'S Business College. Portland:
Carrie Dinsnore Portland: Emily
Ridcout, Vassalbo-o: owen Small, So
Ion; Mildred Small, Portland: Eva
fs.cNt4tr hcH!tC- jeanette blnI1 n.
Bates College. Lewiston; Mr and Mrs
Ralph Denham. Portland: Albert card.
BoTdoin College. Brunswick.
Martha Roberts Of Biddeford. for
rer teacher of this town. is visiting
Mrs Ethel Hackett
Mrs. Josie Schof OF Bath is passing
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred BealS
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buker are visit
ing in Monmouth.
Rothens Douglass is having fine luck
with his pullets. receiving 81 eggs a
daF from pen of 10 birds. Mr.. Doug
lass mas had them shut up for several
weeks and daily feeds them green veg
cables.
Mr., and Mrs. Al Lancaster Of Wor-
cester. Mass. started in their car At
a n. Wednesday and arrived a. ?
p ~ al Mr.. Lancaster's mother. Mrs.
Maria Gray and will remain until sat
urday- They reported nice roads until
they reached Brunswick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27
The Turks
Fall Back
on Dialah
British Troops Continue Their
Advance in MesO-
pOtamia

London. Nov IS, s.04 P. M.-Turk-
ism troops resisting the British 40
vance in Mesopotamia are falling
back according 10 an official an
nouncement tonight, reporting Turk
ism retirement on D:alah. 10 miles from
Bagdad
The announcement says
"A telegram from General Sir John
Eccles Nixon. commander Of the Brit
ish forces in Mesopotanaia under date
of the 25rh reports that Gen Town
shend's troops we're in possession OF
the battlefield, a lille the Turks were
reported 10 be retiring on Dialah. 70
miles above Cresiphon and the same
distance from Bagdad. General Town
shead was engaged in clearing the
field of wounded and prisoners
a, frs, it was stated that so prison
ers had been taken. II now appears
that no less than 1909 have been
marched hack to Lajj.
Our wounded are reported TO num-
Der about $500, Of whom 1900 were
leaving tina, day by steamer for Bas.
The number Of killed has not yet been
reported
General Nixon praises the excellent
handling q the troops by Gen. Town
sheno and the splendid spirit shown BY
them after their severe losses and
hardship from want Of water and food
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27
VILLA OFFICIAL
REGRETS ACTION
OF HIS SOLDIERS

Washington, Nov. Ex-Governor
Carlo Randall. the Villa executive Of
the State Of Sonora. has expressed re-
greet 10 Colonel Sage. commanding the
forces al Eogaies. Ariz. for the beha :
vior Of villa soldiers across the line
las, Wednesday when Consul Simpich
and other American officials we're
cursed and insulted BY party led
BY two villa colonies and Villa troops
made feints at charging across the
line. Governor Randall attributed their
behavior to the fact tina, food supplies
for the villa forces had been held up
ac the border
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ST. JOSEPH'S SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONCER

The children - SAN: Joseph's 81
day schoc! gave AT interesting coltE
on Thursday evening q. knights
Columbus hall. The following vas y
Program rendered
Chorus, ThanksElyl.g song. reela
ton. Mary McDoEald piano so.o. Joa
Curry. voca. duet, He-..=c:a Hs!s
and Eldena Williams. recitation Ma:
cline Rel!.s; club sN.-E.-s, Fraa
Burk- vocal solo Na.ca-a: McCgTiJ
violin and piano duet. W...a7. hsala
and Anna Hayes. piano so.3 Leea
Lande-k;n: vocal duet, To,nzr B-oi.
e-S; recitation. Eleanor Kelley. pan
solo, Madeline ksu-y ,.c..r sd.
James CusiCh. dialogue. ace BUS
and Nellie Hickey pan SEQ. HE
gIer.te Davidson. dance Mary HI
land and Catherine Hayes piano sqi
Lillian Co-m.er. recitation Hirgr1
McNama1a piano due. Fora LeiE'
ton and Roland Leighton. recitatN;
Sadie Campbell: piano sa.o Te-ss
Clark. vocal solo. Mar, Ter 5e-; p:ar
solo, Catherine Hicke, l.a1o ias
Mary Fender and Catherine Hicks!
singing Of America
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SPECIAL INVESTIGATOR
icontinued from Page One.

New FORK
Davis testified regarding q series
Of explosions during period e1-
tending from Dec. 9. 1877. q
June IA, -ss. He said he actually set the
explosions but that the dynau.itngs were
accomplished under the direct superv:s-
ion of Frank c. Webb. then a member Q:
the executive boards of both the New
York local Iron Workers Union and the
International Association Of Bridge ana
Structural Workers.
He perpetrated the following outrages
Dynaniting bridge at Harrison
destroying bridge a, Pelham. y T.
by cutting guy cables. Feb. }, 1895: blow
ing UP drawbridge at Perth Amboy. y
j.. March 10, 1895; dynamiting railroad
bridge a, Brashaw. Nd. March Is. lHs'
setting explosion under Chelsea pier in
New York City April 8. 1876: dynaritins
material for elevated railroad on Della
ware. Philadelphia. April Is. lss; hio~-
ing up bridge al SHADES Ferry. FAN River,
Mass. April s. 1915; setting explosion
under railroad bridge at Bay Chester,
New York. May 70. 1876; dynamiting ma
terial for bridge At Somerset, Mass
June IA. 1873.
In addition Davis related plans os
which he was to blow up a bridge al
South Bethlehem, Pa. and another al
Providence, p. L, In May and June Of The
same year, but he sale conditions were
not favorable and ho backed down at the
last moment.
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SIR EDWARD CARSON DISCUSSES
THE DUTY OF NEUTRAL WITH A
SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE U. S,

citizens buy you Will TO, by the mere
note maintain the obligations put up
OF IS you as parties Of international
law which IS % prevent breaches OF
civilization ard 70 mitigate the hor-
rors Of war
The speaker then expressed his fear
o. The future. since if International law
proved futile in this conflict. 10 faith
could be put in future conventions
There could only be one safeguard for
peace-increased ornaments and the
maintenance Of eerater armies than in
ne past, he said.
i am sure no one here will be Of
Tended ~ anything have said" Sir
EDWARD Continued. " is not meant
10 he reproach 20 anyone. II is
meant in some way or other TO tra u.
attention 20 what seems 10 me- TO be
The realities Of the lessons We have
I learned through the war. BIZ, DO m.
III aeine Tor a moment tina. am with
OUT gratitude 70 our cousins beyond
me atlantic God knows what we owe
10 them.
could never get through L a..
'ehlptea 10 describe the MANY har.a.s
'hes nave conferred OF humanity even :.
they have not done all We had hoped for
N Ills terrible struggle. Blu, their lar.
est one-and not the least-I call ~ r,,,d
n the murder Of tina, brave woman in
Belgium, Nurse Cavell Never viii ,,s-s
depart from the minds Of EoSi;shmen
! and Irishnen who understand ne s,,,,z.
ton the brave and humane efforts ua6s
oE Brand Whitlock and Hugh Gihson
VINO indeed fulfilled rot merely the fame.
uohs OF representatives Of your rres,
( nited states, but showed themselves
Hea who had engraved in them ,bose
great qualities and feelings of humanity
which, even in times Of war are i'm.
planted by our great Maker. Of mercy
forgiveness and comfort deveIo,Ad !,
them in the highest degree We are
! grateful TO them America ough, to he
proud Of them. and am sure she ia"
Sir Edward concluded with the expres.
sion OF the hope that the United States
and Great Britain would be drawn close,
/ together in the interests Of civilization
and humanity.
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CHURCH NOTICES

Methodist Episcopa! ch1-r p. .tgh,r'
avenue. EeTber- :. Don ~.Ste- ~
morning worship with sermon ~ z
pastor music by vested chez y 4 "
F. Twonhiy super. utsrGs-: mans Gig
meets in auditorium. - = C.ason ts.s
e7: F. NJ. Junior League 7. NJ, y
worth League. r. Nj. zoSpe} ss-Sit :
song and sermon. Official nrari NC
Monday evening a: - PRAYER mes..
Wednesday evening a; -, class nfs~'
-id2y evening az -
The Church q the Ee2csr.e-. X
l-ansdon Cuimhy. u. n raster: Aas
ing worship ar N2F Win Semen ny y
pastor; subject The Upward S:-IEst
sunday school AZ Il Is. evening se0@
az =
Canard street church. South Caring
o'clock. praise and gospel ssrFl.e-
:: Thursday night PRAYER meeting a. ~, :.
First Baptist church. Robert : ~ ~
ham pastor Morning worship at - I.
sermon by the pastor. 'Wc-S aAd Z.
EnCcura cement OF God" evening ~ ~,
ship at "a one-hour Song ard FreAc,a5sg,,
service. short talk ~ the pastor. ~ y.
Killers and Two Ni1e-s special 81 81.
tion by the mems chorus under di-eS1" !,
of W. I. Guild: Sunday Bible stho@ :
ll.ia; Young Peoples Soc!ety q Imss
tan EnCeavor At :, leader. Mt. :.
Clarke o.
Winter stree, Free Ban;is, chureh "
F. c. Wright. =. II. pastor " -
prayer meeting: I0.5n, morning W,.sss
with sermon ny the pastor. supss
How II Was Zone" special choE ~, ~
tons: Il-45. Sunday school hour, We'..ss
10 new scholars. 2. NJ. worship 80
sermon: topic. No. Far from the ~. =
DOM" interesting song service os y,
rus choir: baptism. .. ~
Rev. F. =. Wright will pTeach
church At Spears Corner Sunda! .
p. NJ. ,.-s:
Christ church list sunday n AassI..
Holy communion 80 tn1enl; nio. ri
prayer sermon, holy communion; n
Sunday school and kindergarten cis "A,
y: evening prayer. address. 4 N ~
to meet the opportunity for nloTe =.
dren, the kindergarten class VIII hi''
l. instead OF al . a.
First Church Of Christ Scisnust -
vice at los A M: subject q g.
sermon. "Ancien: and Modern Necrorns
cy. alias Mesuerism and Hypnotisnn, Z
nounced:" Testimonial meeting al -
NJ. Wednesday .,u,s
Randolph Methodist Episcopal cnrss,
". A. Gordon pastor; Morning Ny .sx
at le.3o: lively gospel singing 2!
and congregation with 4 sclo ol "a
Rachel Carleton. subject Of $50,
Bread Sunday school al n.&. sns,,ss
service at :. Wednesday evening -,
meeting at s-sn: Boys Club meets q
evening: Girls Club meets Fr'oA' =
ming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27

ST. Louis. Nov. S--In William Street.
assistan, chief Of police Of Madison. H.,
known as the biggest policeman in HI
nos.. rests today, the police believe, the
power to clear up the mystery OF the
death Of his estranged wife, Mrs. Gather
Inc A. Street, and Patrolnlan Charles F.
Bsrmeier Of the 81. Louis police depart
naent, whose bodies were found in an
alley here last night each shot through
the heart.
Street, with a buile. wound in his right
leg. wa. arrested q few hours after the
shooting. bu, denied shooting either his
wife or Barueier.
According 70 a bartender ard others.
Stree. had quarreled with MS wife IN
vine room, near the scene OF the shoot
Ing and within z block Of Mrs Street 8
home From the wine room. according
to witnesses, Street took his vile into al
alley. Pa,roinan Barmeier followed
them and jus, as the trio was out OF
sight FIVE shots were heard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27
SPECIAL VENIRE IS ADDED
TO REGULAR JURY IN TRIAL
OF 7. E. WATSON IN GEORGIA

Augusta Ca Noy. "a special
Senire in addition 10 the regular jury
panel was drawn for the Federal court
today for the trial Of Thomas E. Wat
son. charged with sending obscene
matter through the mails.
"atson's indictment contains four
counts. giving dates il 1911 and 1872.
IN which the alleged obscene matter
vas sent through the mails in issues
o. Watsons publications printed at
thomson Ga. his home. Watson was
indicted on similar charges in 1912
and in the fall OF 1918 the indictment
was quashed on grounds that il should
have contained the entire article al
legged 10 BE- objectionable and not
merely excerpts from il. AT the next
session Of the Federal grand jury
Watson was re-in6icred. the charges
being made in what was regarded as
more specific form but not containing
the language objected 10. the indict-
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ST, LOUIS POLICEMEN MIXED up
IN MURDER SCANDAL --WIFE OF
ASST. CHIEF AND POLICEMAN DEAD

When several men rushed to the alley
they found the bodies of Barmeier and
Mrs Street within few feet Of each
other. By the side of the policeman was
his revolver with two shells discharged.
On Street was found a revolver with one
chamber empty. but this, he pointed out,
was a precautionary measure adopted by
many policemen 10 proven, explosion OF
the weapon should il fall His revolver
bore no powder marks ard according to
the police seemed not 10 have been fred
recently.
Street said tha, while ne was talking %
his wife in the alley someone called out:
Now I've 60, you" and fred, one bull
,e, hitting him and another his wife
Stree, said he ran without returning the
fire.
Stree, is six feet FIVE inches n height
and weighs more than 80 pounds
Ms Street was s. years old and had
two children Barmeier was > years old
and leaves a wife and Two children
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CHINESE PRESS
FAVORS JOINING
ENTENTE ALLIES

Peking. Nov 2e.-The question Of re-
esta blishment # monarchical form
of government in China has been over
Swallowed for The tins being by the
discussion of the proposal that china
enter the Entente alliance. The Chi
nese press in general seems To no IA
vorably inclined toward the uronosaI
and takes the view that if Japan seq
nnds the invitation of her allies China
could no, refuse TO enter the Entente
The japanese minister. Eki Hioki de-
clines 10 discuss the position of his
government
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27

ment stating tha; il was improper
10 De spread upon the minutes OF the
court"
Four counts OF the present indic1-
nlent alleged that objectionable mat
ter was used in an article entitled
The Roman Catholic Hierarchy; the
Deadiies, Menacy TO Our Civilization
and the fifth in an article entitled
Another Maria Monk Case Comes 10
Light n New Jersey a Few Days
Ago"
When he previously faced the court
Watson contended the words alleged
to Be obscene words were merely
quoted from books on Roman Catho-
lie religion.
Today the defence was ready 70
move 10 quash the present indictment
Judge ". ". Lambdin IS presiding II,
place Of Judge Emory Spear. Watson
appeared as his own lawyer. with To-
cal counsel 10 asSis. him.
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ICEBORO

Ray B. Brown had the misfortune 10
pc hit IN the head while playing bah
Thanksgiving day and for time it
was thought bone was broken I'm,
no serious effects are now expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sylvester enter
tanned at Thanksgiving the following
Mr.. and Mrs Ray ". Brown. Melville
4. Bro" n Of the I'd Band, For. Will
liams, and District Messenger Edwin
r Packard from the same fort
Miss Olive killam Of Augusta nasses
Thanksgiving with her friends Fran,
ces and Isabelle Groves.
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CORPORATION TRIES
TO SECURE PROOF OF
AMERICAN OWNERSHIP

Washington. Nov. 2e-The state de-
parinent was advised today that the
American Transatlantic Co. Of New
York was securing afidarits from its
various stockholders in an effort TO
prove that none but American citizens
and American capital are interested
in the corporations feet of merchant
ships. Several of these vessels. flying
the American flag, have been seized
by British cruisers on the ground of
suspected German ownership.
Delivery of such affidavits to the
state department probably would lead
to diplomatic representations to Great
Britain.
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ANOTHER ANCONA
PASSENGER HAS
BEEN LOCATED

Washington. Nov. 26-Another Am
erican citizen. who was on the torpe-
doed Italian liner Ancona. has been To-
Gated by lhe consul general at Mar
settles. Tt IS Joseph Torisi. and IS
said 10 be il a hospital OF the North
African coast. Dispositions will be
taken from him 70 add 10 the facts Of
fcials of the State Department are
gathering 70 determine the true status
Of the Ancora disaster. as il affects the
United States.
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OYSTER SUPPER AT
L. 0. G.. {. Hall

The Friday evening Q: Gardi,s
Commaadery, No. s5I. |. O. C. {
vas a gala one FOR the presence
Grand Commander HeCber. Nchez.s
q Portland and large 3-.sgaaa
from Ha.lowell Conrarde.y render
the occasion doGhly e1.oyaele. y
c3cIes. which the CQr.n.az5ery Z
been conducting fer severz. na.A
and which rad bean proved ys:! {.
c.eaI in securing reH members 4. =
order Is nov concluded and lie 3
oyster supper served vas 9 ,est.-aa
q appreciation Of the wcEa 1o1F
the contest!ng teams. After thee
per dancing mas enjoyed 4-.., 3
hour, music being torriz5e1 ay y
rang's orchestra.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27

London. Nov. =, 1916 P. M--The
German projected cruiser FTauenloo
mas been sunk by submarine q 'he
Entente allies according to a semi
Official announcement made az Petro-
grad. says a dispatch 10 the Contra!
News agency.
tn. F-auenlob ! reported 70 have
been sent 70 the bottom, IN the same
locality where the German protected
cruiser Tndine. & sister ship Of the
Frauenloh. was lost.
The F-auenlob was protected
cruiser Of 2s.3 tons and was built IN
1901. 4 dispatch published in the
politiken q Copenhagen on Nov. i
said a report had been received -ha.
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AVIATOR COMPLETES
600 MILE TRIP FROM
TORONTO. ONT. TON

New York, Nov. -s.-T;c;o- Cy.
strom. an aviator, completed q.
mile trip from Toronto, ont. 70 Ne,
York. when he landed 81 Goys--o-,
Island this evening, TIE fight vim
began yesterday morning. was rad.
ed as Iesr for a new motor ant E..r
equipment. Because II dizziness hs
was forced 70 al!ght yes,e7i2y ~.
Binghampton, y. Y. He let: Bingham.
ION this morning.
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PUBLIC SERVICE COM.
ASKS APPROPRIATION
FOR INVESTIGATION

Boston, Nov. &.-The public service
commission decided today 10 ask the ex-
ecutive council for a special appropria-
ton in order 10 make a careful inyestiga-
ton OF the Bay state Street Railway in
connection with the conpanys petition
for the right to increase fares from i've
70 six cents.
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SEVERALTHOUSAND
WITNESS HANGING
OF FRANK GRANO

Snow Hill. Nd. NOV. 9-Seve-aI thous-
and persons witnessed the hanging TO-DAY
Of Frank GraHo. who murdered three
persons near this place. last september,
The scaGold was erected in the woods
q the county alncs1ouse farm ard every
tree that afforded view OF the execution
was ioa6ed down With onlookers
Grano killed Levin b. Robinson. a
farmer. his wife and a farmland. He
was infatuated elth Mrs Robinson ami
jealousy was gwen as The motive
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LONDON HEARS THAT GERMAN
CRUISER FRAUENL0B HAS Been
SUNK BY SUBMARINE OF ALLIES

the F-auer!ob rad been sunk of the
south coast Of Sweden. Her sister
snip. the Cnd;ne was sunk according
70 an ohc:a! announcement made IN
Berlin. by Two torpedoes from sub
marine OF che afternoon OF Nov. =.
while patroll:ng the south Swedish
coast. Nearly the entire crew4:s was
TIE Fraue-lcb and UaGine carried
crews Of 80 men. The vessels we're
3as fee. long. 403 feet beam and had
q depth q i5.s feet. They were armed
with II IL inch guns and were equip
ped with TWO torpedo tubes. The cru:s-
e-s we're capable u travelling at a
speed Of - knots.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27

Friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. :. R..
in this city will De pleased 10 h.,
that they are noH pleasantly iocs,y
in New York City. Mr.. Roach ham,
associated himself with n concern !
whom he was employed tetcre co-,.
10 Gardiner.
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COL. W. H. NJ. SISTARE.
LATE CUSTODIAN OF
GRANTS TOMB. DEAD

New York NOV. S.-Announcerpent was
made today OF the death Of Col. ". H
NJ. Sistare- for u years custodian Of
Grants Tomb. He died at his home here
late yesterday. He was % years old He
fought under General SIocum in the Civil
War with the 1cod New York Volunteers
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DIR. ALBERT H. SHARPE.
CORNELL FOOTBALL
COACH SATISFIED

Philadelphia, Nov. S.-Dr. Albert H.
Sharpe. coach of Cornelfs undefeated
football team. in answer TO a question
today regarding a rumor that he would
coach Yale said ne knew nothing abou.
the report. He said he was content with
his position at Cornell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27

Joseph L@ma- was among The f..
tunate hunters on THANKSGIVING dr.
He captured racoon Z. Beech H
Pirtston. The animal i IT exh!bit,
at Wards drug store a-i Is conw
cred one Of the larges- and ban.
soonest seen N this section :9- s0-,
time