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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-05

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notiuH nit 515 gegem / Stinmc.
Ger enl5i9c 3coner, lnelher gegen
cnentleIlc 0iebletscrmcitcrung nod
Dem &rieq iprad. NOR Der So5iolnt
Aieuouocl. Seine grfi0rung muroc
0ubin aufgcioBt, Dab Die io5iaIiitlidhc
lsnrtei acQen Ole @ichcrdngliebcruug
uon GlluB Sotbrin0en lei @cftiae
,,Sroteitc iolaicn ieincr !Rcoe
Die Abgcoronctcn &cmouocI, GnliIc
Gnfltunt mo HaIncil tritiiirtcn i'll
ld)nrler gSeiic sic aegcnmdrtigc Gen-
lur un0 ncrlonNten. odB Der Hrcllc
nollfrntmenc 6relbeit i'll politiid)ell
tSrogun geqeben mcr0en lpIltc. Gre-
nlicr 9riuno antmortete ahlcbneno
init ocr Grfldruna. OOH ollh Die iran-
ioiiiGle 4rcnc ihr Shcil an oen ourdl
nei &rieQ Qeidnficncn llualnenm-
lidlfeitelt troqen nliiile.
Die bouptiodllidlitc 9luigobc Der
&eaierlng lebtc oct Niiuiiterprdii.
ocrt mtScinonocr, fei oie pollltonoi9-
tic Ntsnitllnq otler araitc ocs Gan.
ocs tiir oen &riea; iebernlonn miiile
tier5u 6eitroeen, uno ipem cinnol
olle Observation-Disclosures icltgeitellt
ieien, mcroe ieoer sSehIer,. iencs &cr.
Iagen beltvoft pcrocn. Dies ici ooS
Iroerorm Der Reoieruna :6ronfreih
hnhe aic ein Seer gcbobt. bas oeit
Sicg mehr neroicnt bate. uno 6ie]fe.
0ierlnn miliic. untcritiitt pom Yorlo-
ment, oen beloenhoften Sruppen al.
les gum Siee n0tbige 5ir &erfiigung
Iteilen.
@is ser enoIihe Sicg errcidlt miro.
mcrocn Die fron5oiiidcn Trllpper
oltf ibreu qroBeu 6iibrcr, mil 1eln tic
sic rubioe 3uocriidt ouf 6cnSicQ Ger
iranaoiiihen g2oiien tbeiIen. Wiit ci.
ner ioIhen 9lrmee. cincm iolhcn
1iihrer ilno ciuer ooS Qonobcer 10
mrfun1Soon itnterItiltenoeu Worinc
ieieu sic SieeeSboifmmaen pon be
redltigt
$4,000 gIlliirte i'm SftOber sciansen.
Berlin, T. Nou.
Die oclttid)e NeereSlcitlrng gibt be.
ronnt, oab mGbreno ors NtonatS
Gftober auf Dem rniiiidlcn uuo 0ent
ierbiihcn arieasiholiploe ilber 40,
eco @efongcne eenud3t purAal.
Gieielber nertbeilell lid fnlgelloermo.
Sen auf Die cinSelnen glrluecerltp.
pen:
0inocubnre -9S Cffi5iere, t4,lS2
Mtonn, 40 WtaihiuenQenebre.
9rin5 @eopolb 81 Sifi5ierc,
1854 Wonn = 0iaidincneauebrc.
2iniingen - SO GffiSier, SSH
Mnnn. Il Moid)inengcpebre.
9otbrrer - 80 Sfii5iere 1925
Roiu, / Woid)ineneemebr.
Rodenicn Gin SerbicD - So 81
fi5icrc. If ,937 Mann, 16 DtoihincI-
eeipehre. 90 8eidliite.
Nuberoein fielen ben Gcittldlen cine
bebeutenoe 3obl aononcn oIteren
Cups IN Die Sonbc.
gSien, /. Hob.
Gic untcr oitcrreihiid, .iingariiheu
Gonnonoo ouf Dem ritiiiidlen arieaS.
idloupIot itebenoen Grltppen nobmeu
i'm Monot Sftober 142 Gffi3iere
mo 10000 Wionn aefongen m0
crbcuteten bier Molhinenqemebre.
Gin @eidliit, brei 6lue8euee mo an.
,ercs 2ricQsmotcrioI
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-05

1909 fpurbt in 9ebo Il o.
pol Elm poIiiifder r9srbreder1 9ers
mann 8ogt gebdngt. obgleid) er tp'
pbustrant mar uno 40 Grao aieber
bate.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-05
&crtranensbptnm fir griauS.
Yoris, 3. 9totI

7ic Grfl1rung ocs ncilcn fron-
s6iiihen Nfinilterprdiioenten iibcr
hos Qrogronrm ser giceierling,
Tronfreih meroe trrter teinen Inn
it0n6cn sricben id,lieben. ehe es iiee-
reid mieoer I'M @ciit icines aonaer
G5ebiets lei uno sic Siherbeit eincs
horernoen GSrieoeils hobc.miiroe bon
hcihen 0dlticrn oes TorIoncnts bel.
iollia aliiqcnommen. Gic Nbocoronc-
tcnfomner erthciIte 6cnWiniItcritrn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-05
ssn eriter 2imie glmcrifaner.

5rosoem Giober in oicien ariege
Gclltld)lonbs Seitc pertrat, NOR CT
immer in eriter 2inie glnerifaner,
un6 iein Motto mar: "Our country,
right or wrong. If right, to be kept
right; if wrong, to be set right.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-05
Dos erieetiiehe 1l1iniiteri'.n.
0otmts 3,ariifoetreten.
Gin nemer britiieber Krieesere~it in Scr 3Sbe
psn $3.50, ,OOO, 900 suir> n6ebite
1Ueehe perlanot ,rer>cn.
Rraouepab 2lrnal Der eben ouden dnoen 11t Sail
beporneheno Gine Sanoune Der 2liren in Rapala
Der Rute oes 2leodld1en lleeres 6ulammen
brud9 Der aenid3en Ofpn6pe

ret limo. Gin britildes 9lott bcbolip-
ref iiberoies, ooB Die Ngitotion, Den
&ricg sll henoer, BON Ielltlhlano
ollSaebt. 0ieic 0crilhte rauhcn
tiers ouf, mcnn Galtihlano oitf oen
Hricqsldluupl0sen belonoers erfolg.
reid; lpar. gtadl ibrcm llripriing
hiiritc man III 2onbon lud)en mil
len. Sic lino nihts mciter uls reine
crfinoungcn."
&mflano behrubt Yeriieus ,Snteari-
tut.
petersburg, 8. 9op.
RubIano bot DER pcrIiihen 9fe-
Qieri,na nliteetbciIt,. ooB bic on9lo-
ritiiiidc Gonpcntion, ourd mcIde Die
ISntegrit1t uno oic llnnbbGnaigfeit
Neriiens gorantirt miro, nnner5ile
lid filr NH uno nid)tiQ erflort mer-
ben miiroe, foIls lid Die 92obrbeit
Nes @erildlts hcroisItcllt, Dob Scr.
lien observation-disclosures mitIeutidl-
!nno mo Der Eiirfei qetroifcn babe.
Gicie MittbeiIuna muroe Ser hcr-
liIhen Hcgierlln9 orrd) 0en rlliliIhen
Seiouoteit in Sehcran iibcrntittelt.
Sic Iroblinq bot ridlt mir oltf Dos
ae9enm1rtiGe perliidhc Gnbinett @e
5ua, ioubsrn ouf irqen6cine Nbmiui'
itration, bie es ilrternebmen iollte.
Ole CScidide 9Scriicns nit oeHeft Der
nit gfiiBlonb i'm Srieg lieeeuOen
SANDER 81 uerfniipfen.
Seutidllanb hnHgert!
Soilbon, /. 9toh
oS,il tSfanbi1nnicif ioa, mic 9ei
ienne berid)ten. oae @eriidlt i'm Inn
Inuf iein, bnb Die hritilfe Regieruna
Die in oeutid,er arieesaefangenidaft
hcfinbiiden enqIllaien Solboten NIT
9inhrunQsmitteIn pcrior1t SSn hieii-
een ReaicrlnlaSfrciien ltcIlt nlon bies
iehoh in gIbreoe. Gs lit oher be.
fonnt, aaB Die 8cfaitntcn ltto sSrci,n-
&c Der @eionacncn ibncn Nohrunas
niitel offer Irt otf Dem Wcqe Der
4Sofetboit 5ltfommen Iolicft 10 Dor al.
lem @rof. 6o bic G'efonaenen onaeb-
| lid bos oelltihearicasbrot unaerieB-
bnr fiitoen."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-01
THE HUB.MARK Is YOUR VALUE-MARK
FOR SALE BY

Matched, 177,215; loss from ..me Of
Matching to time of planting, 26.215;
on hand to be wintered, 1000; number
planted, 10000. These fish were plant
ed in the following waters: Colson
Pond, Brooks, 5000; Pattee Pond
Winslow, 10000: Ellis Stream. Waldo
10000; North Pond, Smithfield. 5000;
White and Bailey Brooks Waldo an ]
Brooks, 10000; Unity Pond. Unity, 10,
oo0; Roundy Brook, Unity and Burn
ham. 10000; Northern Pond, Monroe
5o00 Coffin Brook. Winterport. 5000;
Written Brook, Winterport and Mon
roe, 5000; Montagail Pond, Township
No. 10. 10000; Dead Stream, Meddy-
bernps and Cooper, 10000: Great Brook,
Winterport, 5000; Long Pond, Mt
Vernon, 10000; Shaw Brook, North
port. 10000.
No landlocked salmon eggs have
been taken at this hatchery this sea-
son but $4,000 square tailed trout eggs
have been taken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-01

1850; loss from time Of Matching to
time Of planting, BIAS; number on
hand to be wintered, 1915; number
planted. 100000.
These fish were planted in the fol-
lowing waters: McGraw Lake, Belgrade
chain, 5000; Salmon Lake, Belgrade
chain. 5000; Snow Pond, Belgrade
chain, $500; Great Embden Lake
Embden, $500; Pattee Pond, Winslow,
2000; Great Moose Lake, Hatland. TO-
600; Wassokeag Lake, Dexter, 1000:
Randall Lake, Brooks, 5000: Passages
sawaukeag Lake, Brooks, 5000: Great
Pond. Belgrade chain, 10000: Cross
Pond, Morrill,. 1000; Quantabacook
Lake, Searsmont. 5000: Long Pond,
Belgrade chain, 5000; Snow Pond, Bel
grade chain, 5000: Salmon Lake, Bel
grade chain. 5000; McGraw Pond. Bel
grade chain, 5000; Great Pond. Bel
grade chain. 10000; Quantahacook
Lake, Searsmont, 5000; King Pond.
Great Pond Hancock county,. $500;
HARDWOOD Lake. Alexander. 5000: Chip
inctocook Lake, yanceboro. 5000: Big
Indian Pond, st. Adams, 5000; Great
Pond, Belgrade chain, 10000; Salmon
Lake, Belgrade chain. 5000: Snow
Pond, Belgrade chain. 600; McGraw
Lake, Belgrade chain, $780,
Thirty thousand landlocked salmon
were wintered at this hatchery during
the winter Of 1913-1S14; three thou
sand five hundred were lost during the
summer and 10000 were sent to the
Monmouth hatchery. The remainder,
$500. were planted in the following
waters: Salmon Lake. Belgrade chain,
5000: Randall Lake. Brooks. 5000:
Salmon Lake. Belgrade, 1900.
No trout eggs were taken At this
hatchery during 1919; received from
Spring Brook Trout Farm. Augusta,
eggs that the State purchases, 100. 600;
from w. II. Howe. West Buxton. eggs
that the State purchased, 100000: loss
to time Of Matching. 22.s75: number
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-01
LEEMAN.ThURIoW.
Pretty Wedding Monday at Hens o.
Nj. and Mrs. e. A. Lesman, Rssd.
field.

Readfield Depot Me-, Dec. ST.
Especial 1.-The home Of Mr.. and Nh.
E. A. Leeman was the scene Of 4.
very pretty wedding Monday aftsr-
noon when Miss Carrie Thuriow ana
Eugene Leeman OF Hillsboro. N. H..
were united in marriage. the CARE
mony being performed by Rev. Cos
tello Weston of Readheld, using ths'
single ring service. The bride was
gowned in Copenhagen blue serge anu
carried a bouquet Of white pinks. Ars.
Edgar A. Leeman, sister Of the groom,
the bride matron, wore q gown OF
purple serge and also. carried white
pinks. The best man was Edgar A.
Leeman. Only the family and few
intimate friends were present. Dainty
refreshments were served. Tho couple
were the recipients Of beautiful and
useful presents.
After passing a few days In Read
field the happy couple will 90 to Hills
boro. N. H., where they will mako
their home. Their many friends wish
them long and prosperous life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-01
Render Decision on Death Of Fred w
Daley

The Public Utilities Commission
Thursday rendered its decision on the
accident which occurred Dec. 10 last
when the dead body Of an unknowa
trespasser was found beside the tracks
of the Portland & Worcester division
of the Boston & Maine Railroad, be-
tween Springvale station and East
Wood station in York county. The
body was later identified as that OF
Fred ". Daley of Sanford.
The commissioners say in their deci-
sion:
We find that Fred W. Daley of San
ford on the 10th day of December,
1914. attempted suicide near the track
of the Portland and Worcester division
of the Boston and Maine Railroad be-
tween Springvale and East Wood, in
fiicting upon himself with razor SUI
ficiently serious wounds to have event.
ually caused his death. The finding OF
his body a half mile distant and be-
tween the rails of the above named
railroad indicate that he attempted to
walk, or fell upon the tracks and his
body was carried the distance above
indicated We further find that the
said Boston and Maine Railroad was
in no way responsible for the death ct
said Daley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-01

heavy one: She turned on her side
and the moonlight shone on her in a
white light.
Il tell you. Jean. you must do as !
say. If we want to get possession of
those papers and secure the mine we
must actr'
will YOU be quiet?" Mrs. Darnell's
eyes blazed in angered resentment.
What were the voices saying? Ruth
sat up, listened, slipped from the bed
and tiptoed to the curtains.
You'll do as | say or
Harry"
oh come. old man. What's the
use of all this argument?" and Drake
laid his hand on Wilkerson's arm re-
strainingly. Their eyes met Wilker-
son Gained himself.
''Oh. all right. AS you say" And
he stepped to Jean and turned her
around to him.
Slam. Bang.
Hello. hello-
With one rush the trio were upon
her. Mrs. Darnell seized the affrighted
girl and dragged her from the phone.
She screamed.
Stop her yelling. Stop her" COM
manded Wilkerson.
George, for Gods sake, do some
thing"
With her hand over the girls mouth.
Mrs. Darnell held her by sheer
strength. while the always cowardly
Wilkerson screamed his commands In
louder tone than those Of the girl had
been.
her head fell back. and her body
became limp.
shes tainted! Call a taxi at once.
We must get her out of this hotel-'
In less than five minutes they were
shooting down the elevator. Another
quarter minute and Wilkerson, with
the unconscious form of the girl in his
arms, her face covered by the cape of
the maid, was rushing across the lobby.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-01

In the case of Urbane, the petitioner
was given leave to withdraw his petit
ton, no action by the Governor and
Council being, necessary. Crbans,
who had been serving sentence on a
liquor charge. was pardoned condition z
ally by Governor Plaisted and his
Council and Urbanes petition to the
present Governor and Council was to
have the conditions removed. The
matter was referred a few days ago t.
Attorney General Scott Wilson, who
rendered a decision that. the condi-
tons of pardon expire at the expira
ton of the term Of sentence of the
prisoner unless otherwise specified in
the pardon. Thus the conditions were
automatically removed and no action
of the Governor and Council was
necessary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-01
Hope to Land Kitten Tertursrs.

Herbert J. Pearson Of Lewiston is
investigating the report that certain
residents Of Park and Knox streets,
Lewiston, have burned live kittens.
AS an agent of the S. P. c. A. he Is
acting on information furnished by
teachers in the Lewiston public
schools Chief McCarron and Deputy
Chief Davis are cooperating with
Agent Pearson in an effort to clear up
the case. Agent Pearson Wednesday
felt sure that he had established the
identity Of the persons, whom, it is
claimed took this method Of getting
rid Of the kittens. No warrants have
been sworn out in the case, but Agent
Pearson hopes to obtain information
in a short time that will lead to "a
arrest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-01
DIE D.

CUMBERLAND
Portland-Dec. 30, Joseph Weeman,
aged 6S years; Dec. 80. Clara l. Webb,
aged GA years.
Yarmouth-Dec. 80, Mary ]. Gaudet,
aged 81 years, month.
Rockland-Dec %, George w. Drake,
aged 79 years.
PENOBSCOT
Bucksport-Dec. 26, VIM. Brooks Grant,
aged 70 years. s months; Dec. q, Watson
w Abbott, aged So years.
Holden-Dec %. Mary /. Lawson, aged
50 years, 4 months, IA days.
SAGADAHOC.
Bath-Dec. q, Mrs. Frank Minick. aged
IS years.
WALDO.
Belfast-Dec 30. Elijah Phillips, aged
60 years, months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-01
Report Of Board Of Arbitration and
Cancellation.

During the past year no notice Of
existing controversies have been
served on the State board by mayors
or selectmen, according to the annual
report of the board Of arbitration and
Cancellation. consisting of Frederick
Rogue of East Machias, Samuel R.
Haines of Pittsfield and Alden NJ.
Flagg of Auburn, which was filed with
the Governor and Council Thursday.
The report says that a strike Of the
weavers in the Wyandotte wooden mills
at Waterville came to the attention Of
the board and this was settled by the
Weavers returning to their looms, with
out intervention, the day after the
board learned Of the difficulty. No
other strikes or lock-outs were report
ed to the board during the year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-01
MARRIED.

AROOSTOOk.
Pressure Isle-Dec. 20, Russell Green
wood and Nellie Mooers.
PENOBSCOT
Bangor-Dec q, Joseph r. Wentworth
and Annie M. Smith
SOMERSET
Pittsfield-Dec. 26. George z. Rogers
and Gladys NJ -S.Sson
Enfield-Dee. g. Charles r. Davis and
Albra NJ. Curtis
WALDO.
Belfast-Dec. &c. Oliver L. knight and
Alta E. jackson; Dec. g. Charles A.
Bryant and Stella NJ. Cobb.
WASHINGTON.
Calais-Dec. Is, Frederick G. Christie
and Cora B. Saunders; Dec Is, Leroy
Bulley and Ellen Morrell HIATT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-01

preceded BY Drake. Mrs. Darnell stop
ped at the desk long enough to throw
down a twenty dollar BILL
The girl is sick. and we must hurry
her to a hospital:" she managed to
gasp.
Before the dumfounded clerk or the
amazed guess could stop to act they
were out Of the hotel and in a taxi.
The house detective sprang from al
most out Of nowhere and In 4 second
was speeding after the fleeing ones.
accompanied by another plain clothes
man.
They sighted the flrst taxi as 1t
streets.
Keep that car in sight. and catch 1t
II you can!'
The chauffeur made answer With his
foot.
As the detectives saw the course the
other car was taking they both muir
INJURED. "Chinatown!"
Into the realm Of the yellow man
shot the auto.
Before doorway Wilkerson stopped.
Rap! Pause-rap! Rap! Pause-rap!
A face appeared as the door creaked
open. the face of a Chinaman, deeply
lined. the almond ss>ped eyes scarcely
visible through the nearly closed lids.
A signal and whispered word from
Wilkerson. and the door widened the
opening. and ali passed through.
With a whisk It closed.
Around bends and corners and down
steps, another bend ana another night
Of stairs. Then along long corridor,
where scarcely ray OF light was visi-
BILE. All the time the shutting feet Of
the little yellow man could be heard in
the advance.
Then door stopped the procession.
Another series OF signals. Another long
wait The door opened with a pecu-
liar rumbling sound. They. entered a
queerly arranged room. At first glance
1t seemed very small. but as the eye
travelled around its walls its strange
shape gave one feeling Of fearsome
apprehension. 1t was completely CYL
indrical.
Wilkerson at a sign from the China
man laid Ruth on the floor and Chi
nese woman shuffied to her at the beck
Of the yellow man. Leaving her in
the charge Of the oriental. the others
returned the way they had come.
On the arrival Of Dorr in San Fran
cisco he was met by Everett at the
ferry. and together they started the
search for Ruth. First they began
round Of the hotels. Failing to locate
her at any Of tie smaller hotels. first
inquiring at the st. Francis, where she
was supposed to stop. they arrived at
the Manx.
Weary and sore from his narrow e.
cape Of the night before. Dorr was
ready to retire t.. his room, intending
TO purchase wearing apparel the next
day.
Desiring to put some Of his personal
effects away, he tried to open the dres-
ser drawers and discovered them to be
locked He sent for a key. and to his
amazement, on opening one Of the
drawers he discovered Ruth's papers
to the mine.
He made speedy inquiry at the Office
and from the clerk and the detective
learned Of the getaway Of Mrs. Oar
nell and her party.
Drake in the Interim secured quar-
tiers for the quartet and still leaving
Ruth in secure hiding, well guarded by
the watchful Wah Sing. a former
smuggling partner Of Wilkerson in the
days Of the opium ring" they walked
to the lodging house aud settled them
selves to await further developments.
Ito be continued)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-01
Report Of State Steamboat Inspectors.

During the past year according to the
annual report of John r. Mcdonald OF
Addison and Archie E. Fairbanks of
Monmouth, State steamboat inspectors,
which was filed with the Governor and
Council Thursday. So steamers were visit
ed and inspected during the past year
and certificates were issued to Sc; Y be-
ing over five tons burden, paid fees OF
IS EACH IS masters and pilots licenses
| were issued at 81 each and S4 engineers
| licenses at 81 each.
The inspectors say in their report
I'VE have visited and inspected 119 GAS
oline motor boats. issued certificates to
ll9, and received fee of S. each from
l6 of over five tons burden. We have
issued l6 navigators and operators Ii
censes at 81 each.
"A number of steamers have not been
in use for various reasons during the
past year. One new steamer, the katah-
din (steel hulD has been in commission
on Moosehead Lake. The smaller steam
ers are being replaced by gasoline No
accidents have been reported.
THE service is in good condition gen.
orally All hulls and boilers found de-
fective have been repaired, or will be be-
fore the opening of navigation next year.
1--WE recommend an appropriation large
enough to fully carry out the laws of
inspection. For the past two years we
have been greatly hindered by the lack
of necessary funds, and have been
obliged to exceed the appropriation in a
small amount. There were several
lakes on which were motor boats en-
gagged in carrying passengers which
could not be visited because of the lack
of funds.
THE appropriation for lights and
buoys has been expended in manner
satisfactory to all concerned"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-01
Annual Statements Of State Hospitals

The Augusta State hospital and the
Bangor State hospital have filed with the
State Board Of Charities and Corrections
their annual statement as to the number
of patients cared for during the fiscal
year ending Nov. 50. 1914. together with
summary of their receipts and expend-
itures.
The average daily number Of patients
in the Augusta State hospital was So; in
the Bangor State hospital S13; total Of
1866
The return of the School for the Feeble
Minded was filed with the State Board
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-01
IMPLY? WELL, DON'T Be!
e.ooIe Notice It. Drive Them
OF With Dr.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

,nIc face will not e:nbarrass ycu
i1arnee- If you get a package Of
rrc14 5tTg--aTGs' Olive Tablets. The skin
pl. ~ harjn to clear after you have
fhou.d ~ tablets q few nights.
akeh s..a the blood, the bowels and the
Cle"r;sth olive Tablets.
We. HFdwards' Olive Tablets are the
ul..efui substitute for caloIael -
ssccess never any sickness or pain after
SEae ri5:v ,5.,:a' Olive Tablets do that
~, cs!o,nel does, and just as effec-
Fhlt!.. hi their action is gentle and
I'VE. s.1s9 Of severe and irritating.
o. o-a who takes Olive Tablets is
). cr-scd with "a dark brown taste"
t7e' fb-eath. a dun, Nstless. mo good"
fss..1lr-7.i1r or pi-nply face.
ef.oir awards Olive Tablets are purely
pa,.tIe compound mixed with olive oil.
es Vii know them by their olive color.
'N Edwards spent years among pa.
~. W -a:aictel with liver and bowel
tfla5oi1fe and Olive Tablets are the
te..o..satv effective result.
i1-rI.h me OF two nightly for a week.
INV much better you feel and look.
sr 25c per box. All druggists.
M Olive 7 able; Com pany. Coluu bus, o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-01

Signs of worms are: De-
ranged stomach, swollen
upper lip. sour stomach,
offensive breath, hard and
full belly with occasional
gripings and pains about
the naval. pale face of
leaden tint. eyes heavy
and dull. twitching eyelids,
itching Of the nose jtehirp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-01

In her bed Ruth stirred. The muir
muir Of voices came to her as in a trou-
bled dream. Whose were they? Where
had she heard that voice before? The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-01
Guard Children Against Worms

There is really very little excuse for
sickness If proper care is taken to guard
against disease. Worms are one Of the
most dreaded diseases of children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-01

of the rsctum, short dry cough. grinding
OF the teeth, little red points sticking out
on tongue, starting during sleep. slow
fever.
DR.. Trues Elixir, the Family Laxative
and Worm Expeller, will surely and
quickly expel worms. Good for adults
also. At all dealers, 35c. SOC and 800
Advice free. Special treatment for tape
worms. Send for book
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-01

several weeks ago. its year ending Sept.
3d. The average number in the school
for the year was 253
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-01
supt. Of Belgrade Hatchery Makes Re.

Supt. Of Belgrade Hatchery Makes Re.
port.
The annual report Of W. B. Nc
Donald, superintendent of the Belgrade
hatchery at North Belgrade which
was filed with the commission on in
land fisheries and game Thursday
shows that no landlocked salmon eggs
were taken at this hatchery in 1918;
received from the Green lake hatchery.
from the United States Fish Commits
sion, 100000: received from Raymond
hatchery, 100000; loss to time of
Matching, 10,350; number Matched,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-01

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