davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-28

cyl, bo tej sama ME ma sprowa-
dza ia Japonii i Z Ameryki via
Taponia, co idzie powoli. Przeciw-
waga ma innym jakim teatrze woj-
ny tez sic ME zapowiada, bo maj
blizszy wprawdzie teatr wojny,
ktoryby tu wpiyw nlogi wywrzet,
jest macedonski, lecz tam teren
jest tax trudny, IL choc Sprzy-
mierzeni maja dose wojsk i "a
pasow lecz postepy czynic moga
tylko bardzo powoli - zwlaszcza
teraz - zima. Siowem - Rumtl-
iii zdaje sic nieuchronnie zagraza
los Serbii, Belgii Polski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-28

scy zadali Wlochom dotkliwa kle-
ske W okolicy Dchibat, blisko
granicy Trypolisu Tunisu, po-
czem wtargneli do Tunisu i atako-
wall garnizony irancuskie, gdzie
walka wciqz sic jeszczc toczy.
Straty Wloch0w W walcc Z mulul
manami trypolitahskimi podaja
zr6dla tureckic ma 10000 ludzi.
Rad turecki, wspierajacy pow
stalic0w odnowiI swa administra-
cyee W Trypolis, Wlosi tylko W
nadbrzcznych miejscowoSciach
sic trLymaja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-28
Adres K0nioWc6W do am
basadOra niemieckieSO.
Ostrzezenie dla bank0w.
Kwestya przyjazdu ambasadora hr. Tarnowskiego
Pogfoski zajeciu Chihuahuy przez Vile. Nova wy
prawa podroznika Amundsena. - Rome Telegramy.
Polscy renegaci.

Washington, % listopada. -
Telegram tutejszej niemieckiej
Illinois Stats Zeitung). - w IL
scie wczoraj ogloszonym, adre-
sowanym do ambassadors niemie-
ckiego hr. Won Bernstorff, chica-
goski wydziaf wykonawczy X.
O. ~, oswiadcza, re proklamo-,
wanie kr6lestwa polskiego przez
cesarzy niemieckiego austrya-
ckiego, tworzy kamieh wegielny
do trwafego pokoju europejskie-
60. ,,Prosze przyjac" - pisza W
tym liScie - ,,wyraz naszeSo gle
bokiego zadowolenia powodu
zwrotu stosunkoW ma polskich
obszarach. Jest szczerem naszcm
przekonaniem, re proklamoWanlc
niezaleznoSci CD W owej cze-
Sci PolSki, ktora niedawno byfa
pod panowaniem rosyjskiem, sta
nowi wymowny dow6d ma to, ze
wylana przez nicmieckich wojo-
wnik6w polskich legionistow
wsp6lnie krew przeciw wspolne-
mu nieprzyjacielowi, nietylko po-
wicdzic ku zwyciestwu, ale cara
zcm tworzy nova ere w rozWl9-
zaniu kwestyi polskiej. PolozOno
tym sposobem kamien wegielny
pod trwaty pokoj W Europe 1
przyiazne stcsurki pomiedzy obu
narodaml.
CPrzyp. Red. - O adreSlc
wicrnopoddahczym do ccSarzy
nicmieckiego auStryackicSo JcSz
cze nicma wiadomoSci: ale dose
chyba wymownym jest Juz ten d
drcs wyslany do ambassadors HE
mieckicgo. Jest wicc czesc Pola-
k0w, kt6ra ME waha sic ia rect
ambassadors Nicmiec publlcznlc
wobcc caIcgo Swiata wyrazac ma
dzieje, IL parodya KroleStwa pol
skiego L czQstcczki. zaboru rosyj-
skiego pod zwierzchnictwem Me
mice, trwafy zapewni pokoj Eu-
ropie i utrwali po wieczne czaSy
przyjazne stosunki pomiedzy Pru
sakami d Polakami! Czy podobna
wiecej SIG spodlic?D.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-28
Znaczne szkody.
Washington, % listopada

Washington, % listopada. -
L os}oszonych przez zwiazkowe
biuro akcyzy cyfer okazuje sic.
re czysty doch6d podlegajqcy or
podatkowaniu IL korporacyj W
kraju wynosif W ubiegIym rokr
urzedowym S5,1S4,449,3s9, a IL o.
sob prywatnych S3.57S,62G,OO {,
]. razem $S,iO3 ,06S, ,3S9. Przcpi--
sane przez ustawy sprawozdania,
z}ozylo 366,443 korporacyj: L
tych 1G0,91l wykazaio dochody
W sumie $5,lS4.44y,3S9. "a co m:l~
sialy zapfacic podatck dochodo--
wy w sumie S51 ,S4f,4?3.S9; nato-
miast 1862 korporacyj wyka-
zalo albo deiicyt albo brak do.
chod6w podlegajqcych opodatko-
waniu. L os6b prywatnych zna-
lazf2 sic 69,olj takich, kt6rych
dochody podlegaja opodatkowa-
niu: jak wiadomo Sd to tylko ci,
ktdrych dochod roczny wynosi
najmniej $4,000. DochGd ich wy
nosif W roku ublcs;ym 3,5lS,G:G,-
600. lie osoby jcdnak placq przc-
cietnie wieccj niz proccnt cd
swego dochodu. bo proccnt ten
wzrasta W miarc zwiekszania SIC
dochod0w, tax, zc podatck cd toj
sunny wvnieSic oko}o ST. - .:l'.-
IG% ..------- --------
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-28

sbrzydle francuskiem mic nowego
niema do doniesienia; belglJskl
rapport donosi, IL pod DiXmude by
10 bardzo slime ostrzeliWanie sic
wzajemne; Niemcom pod Boes-
singhe zadaly dziala bclgijskle
szk6d wiele. I'rancuscy awlatorzy
bombardowali wczoraj popol1d-
niu Hungary niemieckie pod Matt
gny Guizancourt; londynski ra-
port donosi. IL pod PwisSiuX, ME
daleko Ypres baterye angielskle
rozpedzily atak niemiecki; mimo
niepogody awiatyka pilnie pracu-
je, wczoraj puszczono kllka rel
dow - diva aeroplany angileskle
ME wr6ciiy.
Berlin, %. listopada. - RAPPORT
niemiecki donosi, IL onegdaj vic
czorem Francuzi probowali znle-
nacka napaSt ia Niemcow W leslie
St. Pierre Taast - bez przygo-
towanla artyleryi, lecz ich znie-
siono odrazu ogniem mitraliez
wachlarzowym; poza tenn pre-
waznie tylEo Gzialowa akcya na
calej linii. Niemcy spodziewaja
size otwarcia novel ofensywy
Sprzymierzonych na innym tere-
ME poza Somme: wskazuje ma to
stale wzmagajaca sic akcya dzia-
Iowa Sprzymierzonych ma liniach
flandryjSkich i pod St. Michel, W
okolicy Verdun.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-28
POrazka AIiant6W W WMaCedOnii.
WaIka ma innych Teatrach.
Reid ma Anglie.
CO sic dzieje W Grecyi?
Me puszcza Tarnowskiego.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Jie puszcza Tarnowskiego
Z Teatrow Woiny

Rumuni cofneli sic mad Alu-
ty rzeki. ktorej caly front juz
zajeli Centralni, podchodzac
blizej Bukaresztu o mil 10.
Ma macedoiskim froncie Bu{-
garry Niemcami zdofali sta
vic czo4o Serbom i Francu-
Aom i wstrzymali ich poch6d ma
polnoc.
Ma wfoskim froncie Austrya-
cy na Karsie wznowili ogief
gwa}towny.
We Francyi dzia}ania artyle-
ryi - tylko.
Niemcy puscili reid napo-
wietrzny ma brzegi angielskie.
Z Polski mic nowego.
w Grecyi rozterki - przesi-
lenie gabinetowe.
Anglia odmawia bezpieczne-
go przejazdu hr. Tarnowskiego
do Ameryki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-28
ZRUMUNSKIEGO
TERENU.
Podchodza do
BukareSztu.

Berlin, %. listopada. - RAPPORT
Rtgnunii donosi, IL wojska au-
stro-niemieckie pod wodza gene
ala Kraft-Delmensingen oPanowa
ly Gala jrz lirrie Aluty rzeld - "a
kt6ra posunieto sic re wszystkich
trzech kierunkow p0fnocy, zacho-
du ! poIudnia w kierunl0u wschod-
nim ma Bukareszt. Rumuni costa
Ii wyparci "a Topolog, Pobici pod
Tigveni, gdzie ich 400 do niewoE
wzieto; cd strony Alexandryi Ma
ckensen Posuna} sic pod Vadea,
zajmujac te miejscowosc. Ma o
POI posunieto sic ku .Bukareszto-
vi O mil Is. w okolicy Turnu Sc
verin zepchnieto odcieta Geese ar
mil rurrudis6iej, ktora tam dz1afa-
Ia w kierunI1u Pofudniowo-wscho-
dnim, niedobitki te So zewszad O.
taczane przez przewazne SHY Cen
trainych i zapewne Gale beda "a
garniete; W ostatnich walkach Z
ia armia wzieto jej 1900 jehcow, 3
dzia{a, q wozow arnunicyi i 800
f,rgon6w obozowych. Zajeto tez
W portach rumunSkich ma Dunaju
- ma Gnii cd Orsovy do Ruszczu-
ku SilkanaScie statkow i promow
}adownych zbozem i innym iowa
rem cennym.
.Piotrogr6d-Bukareszt, %. lsto-
pada. - Ma p6lnocno zachodnim
froncie rumunskim nierna zmia'
ny; ma WoIoszczyznie polnocnel
W oko1icy Prahova i Table Butz
,przewaznie artyleryjskie dziafa-
MIA - podobniez pod 'Dragoslave'
ie; ma zachodnim froncie wojSka
rumuhskie usunefy sic mad Al1,
~ wSrod ozywionych walk i odpie
rania naporu nieprzyjaciela. Mad
Dumajem kanonada na caFej hnii
Ma Dobrudzy zmian niema: wal
ki lokalne, przewaznie rekonesan'
sowe i kawaleryjskie. Raporty
przyznaja cofniecia Rumun6w I
mad Aiuty przejScie Dunaju
przez Mackensena, oraz poiacze,
ME wojsk jego z wojskami Fal,
kenhayna.
Londyn, %. listopada. - Polo,
zenie Rurnunii zdaje sic bye ia,
ta1ne. Pisma wskazuja dose Smia,
10 j otwarcie re niesystematyczna
strategic Aliantow wine tn pono,
81, DO gdy Niemcy maja jedno ab-
solutnie kierownicwto wojny,
Sprzy1nierzeni maja ich az cztery
skutkiem tego ich dzialania ME So
systematyczne ME sharmonizo'
wane, ME dose skupione ma jedne
ceIe aScyi. Rurnunia jest faktycz-
ME odcieta Cd wszelkiej pomocy,
DO tylko Rosya pom6dz jej moze
lecz ia cho6 ludzi dale, ME wiele
stosunkowo dawae moze amuni-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-28
Okret bezpieczny.
ca.+41e Wash % lisfnnada

Seattle, WaSh., 20 llStopaoa. -
Depesza iskrowa I'd kap. D. G.
Dietrichsona okretu frachtowe-
90 norweskiego Niels Nielsen do
nosi, re okret jego ME znajduje
sic W niebezpieczehstwie re mad
brzezny kutter amerykahski Sno-
komish zdaza mu Z pomoca. Do
noszono o tym okrecie, re W o.
dlegloSci $50 mil Cd wybrzezy 20
sta} uszkodzony. Okret ten ma
pojemnosc $500 ton, wiezie ba-
welne do Rosyi. ma wartosc mi
Iona dolarow, ale fracht jego jesz
cze Jest kosztowniejszy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-28
Z Polskii.

Piotrogrod, %. listopada. -
Mad Stochodem - ma Wolyniul
pod Swidnikami rosyjskie baterye
bombardowaly powodzeniem
pozycye niemieckie; Niemcy pod
Krytnica rzucali ma okopy rosyj-
skie zaczadzajqce bomby. w Ga
licyi, mad Bystrzyca by}a utarczka
pod Dzwiniaczem, wzieto kilku-
dziesieciu jehcow niemieckich, w
Karpatach pokuckich, bukowit-
skich, rrrmunskich niema zmian
na linii, walk lokalne trwaja,
Drzewainie dZiaioWe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-28
Ruch ParOwcoW.

PRZYBYLY: NOwy York: Duca
d'Aosta, Lapland, Pannonia, Suruga.
- Seattle: Chicago Maru. - Mollen-
do: Columbia. - San Francisco: Hi
lonian, John P. Archbold, Santa Cruz.
- Shanghai: Manila Maru. - Ko--
penhaga: Oscar II. - Balboa: o. M.
Clark. - Rongkong: Persia Maru.
- Liverpool: st. Paul. - Kirkwall:
San Francisco. - Payta: Sinaloa. -
Yokohama: Tomba Maru. - Bata--
via: Tjikembang. - Nagasaki: To-
kushima Maru.
ODESZLY: Hongkong: Bessie Dol
lar. Yokohama Maru. Balboa:
City of Para. - Shanghai: Javary.
- Liverpool: st. Louis. Sydney:
Waitotara.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-28
Pan Wilson zdrow.

Prezydent Wilson, ktory cierpiaf
ma Iprzeziebienie, czuje sic juz
zdrow tyle, re wczoraj rano wy
braf sic ma gre w ,,golfa".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-28
ME PUSZCZA TARNOW-
SKIEGO.

Londyn, %. listopada. - An,
gielskie ministeryum spraw "a.
granicznych odm6wilo pozwole-
mia ma bczpieczny przejazd hr
Tarnowskiemu, nowo-mianowa-,
nemu ambasadorowi austryackie-
mu - do Waszyngtonu, a to Z
powodu postepowania jego po-
przednika. Dumby.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-28
Z Austryii.
Londyn, %. listopada

nic : planami naprzyszfymi W Au-
stryi pod nowym cesarzem Karo-
lcm, podaja wiesci, IL Karol "a
mySla koronowat sic takze jake
krol novel monarchii skladowej
.Austryi-slowiahskiej, kt6raby
miala bye utworzona BoSnii,
Hcrcegowiny, Dalmacyi, Serbii i
CzarnOc0rv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-28
KaIendarzyk.

Jutro, 29 listopada: Sw. Saturni-
na.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-28
z Afryki.

Berlin, %. listopada. - Maho-
metanie - powstahcy trypolitah-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-09
RICHMOND

Mr. and Mrs. Everett H. Maxcy of
Gardiner were the week end guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Wilson.
Noble Maxwell was a business visitor
in Bath Saturday.
The Epworth League Of the Metho-
dist church held their monthly business
meeting and social in Curtis hall Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Farnham took
the following guests to Squirrel Island
Sunday in their motor boat. Mrs. Fred
Lewis and daughter Nettie, and Ar
thur Allen.
Mrs. Percy Blanchard who recently
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis at the Augusta General hospital,
has returned to her home in Bowdoin-
ham.
The last meeting Of the Parent
Teachers Association for the school
year was held at the High school
building Monday evening. A fine pro-
gram was enjoyed By those present.
A reception will be given to Rev.
and Mrs. G. B. Cornish, the newly ap-
pointed pastor Of the Methodist
church. at the chapel Wednesday eve
ming.
Charles Morang left Monday for a
weeks business trip to Boston.
H. c. Reed was a business visitor in
Lewiston Monday.
At a special meeting of Emeth Royal
Arch Chapter held Monday evening,
one candidate received the Royal Arch
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-09
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
State Highway Construction.

- Sealed proposals addressed to the State
Highway Commission, Augusta. Maine.
:, FOR building IA sections of State highway,
: IN the towns of Benton AZ miles. Clinton
s 4.S9 miles, Burnham 2:65 miles. Newport
:s miles. Guilford go miles. Foxcroft
: miles. MONTICELLO 2S 5, miles: gri{d,gewateEE
miles, Bethel 4.3s miles and Greenwood
133 miles, each endorsed with the name
: OF the Town, will be received by the
:: Commission at it's office in the State
: House, Augusta, Maine. until eleven A.
: NJ. Thursday, May 18th. 1916. and at that
si Fl: II. Rosf VIII eens. e sudns
gravel roads.
7, Each proposal must be made upon the
blank form provided by the Commission.
for copy Of which a deposit of one dollar
2 will be required. and must be accom-.
panied by a certified check for log OF
Treasurer Of Maine. The deposit and the
certified check will be returned to the
unsuccessful bidder unless forfeited under
the conditions stipulated.
A surety company bond satisfactory to
the Commission, OF not less than one
fourth nor more than one-half OF the
Plans may be seen and form Of specinca.
!, tons and contract may be obtained at
! the. ONCE Of tho Commission. Augusta.
Maine.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all proposals.
= WILLIAM NJ. AVER,
FRANK A. PEABODY,
~ -tr5r State Highway Commission.
PAUL D. SARGENT. Chief Engineer
> apr2S-may2-4-6-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-09
DEATH OF ARCH
IBALD c.. HOUSTON
OF GUILFORD, ME.

Guilford, Me-. May s.-Archibald C.
Houston. aged 52 part owner and mana
ger of the M. l.. Hussey Wooden Com
pany's mills, died Sunday Of neuralgia OF
the heart.
He was born in Scotland, came TO this
country with his parents when a child
and lived much Of his earlier life IN
Skowhegan. He came here in 1891 when
the Hussey Mills were established. and
has been in the management ever since
He was a 32d degree Mason, active in Re-
publican politics and connected with
many local enterprises.
He married Mabel Goodwin Of Show
hogan. sister of the late Congressman
Forrest Goodwin Of that town. She died
in 1904
He is survived by two sons, Robert
Houston. Bowdoin, IL. assistant super'n'
tendent and designer Of tho mills here
and George Houston, aged II; also .wo
brothers. John and Louis Houston. all OF
Guilford. The funeral services will take
place here Tuesday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-09
A Lumber Census

A census Of the lumber production
of the country has been begun by the
Forestry Service Of the United States
Agricultural Department and the
Maine Forestry Service will assist in
the work, according to a letter sent
out by Forestry Commissioner Frank
E. Mace to the lumbermen of Maine,
asking for statistics as to the amount
of lumber sawed, including sawed ties
and custom saving. The kinds Of
wood sawed, quantity, board feet
and average value. f. o. b. mill, per
1000 feet. The woods are designated
as follows:
ing longleaf, shortleaf, North Carolina,
slash, spruce, scrub, pitch and all yell
low pines; Northern pine, including
white, Norway, and Jack pines; hem
lock; Northern spruce; cypress; cedar;
tamarack; balsam fir.
Hardwoods-Oak; maple: yellow
poplar (whitewood); gum, red and sap:
chestnut: beech; birch; Eastwood;
cottonwood (also popple and balm);
elm; as hickory; tupelo (and black
gum; walnut: sycamore.
Information is asked as to the guam
tity of laths and shingles sawed and
the question is asked if the demand
and price were very favorable, how
many 'boardfeet of lumber do you es-
titna:e your mill could produce in one
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-09
Clean Up-Paint Up!

While no proclamation will be is
sued for general fire prevention day
in the spring of 1916, yet 1t has become
the custom to observe the week during
the early part of May in many COM
munities as a cleanup and paint-up
week." states a bulletin, which was
issued Monday by the State insurance
department
MANY cities and towns have al
ready proclaimed a certain day to be
set apart for this purpose and gen.
orally the people of these cities and
towns are showing great deal of in
terest in the matter" continues the
bulletin. 1T is especially fitting at
this time of the year to clean up and
paint up the outside Of buildings and
to clean the surroundings. 1t is also
especially fitting to clean up and ex-
anime the interior of all buildings to
see that they are in good order, clean
and safe from fire dangers. If defects
are found they should be promptly
remedied. The summer season will
soon be with us and with it an influx
Of summer visitors. Our State should
be prepared for them and in no way
may be improve the general appear
ance Of our State better than by keep
ing the buildings and surroundings in
each community in good order.
I'VE. therefore, urge that the NUM-
cipal officers, boards of trade,
churches and other public organiza-
tions interested in the welfare Of the
community give special attention to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-09
Hair Often Ruined
By Washing With Soap

Soap should be used very carefully,
II you want to keep your hair looking
Its best. Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkali This
dries the scalp. makes the hair brittle
and ruins it.
The best thing for steady use is Just
ordinary mulsif1ed cocoanut oil (Which
is pure and greaseless), and is better
than the most expensive soap or any
thing else you can use.
One or two teaspoonfuls will cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply
rnoisten the hair with water and rub
1t in. 1t makes an abundance of rich,
creamy lather, which rinses out easily,
removing every particle of dust, dirt,
dandruff and excessive oil. The hair
dries quickly ana evenly. and it leaves
the scalp soft, and the hair fine and
silky, bright, lustrous fluffy and easy to
manage.
You can get mulsified cocoanut oil at
any pharmacy, it's very cheap, and
few ounces will supply every member
OF the family for months
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-09
IS !.
FOUND AGAINST
VIM. PITT HYDE
Ten Certificates of Preferred
Stock Valued at $4,000 Mis-.
appropriat e d by Hyde Is
Charged

Portland, Me-. May s.-With a total
Of 20 indictments Of which IS were
made public the grand jury Of the
Cumberland county superior court re.
ported early Monday afternoon.
Of the IS indictments made public
the most interest perhaps centers in
that returned against William Pitt
Hyde of Portland, WHO is charged with
the larceny Of 10 certificates of pre-.
ferred stock in the American Cold
Storage Co. The value of these is $1?,.
900 and 1t is alleged that they right.
fully belong to Fred Egell.
The indictment against Mr.. Hyde is
the outgrowth Of long litigation which
had it's origin several months ago when
he was engaged to sell stock in the
Cold Storage Co.
He obtained much Of this and II Is
charged when he refused to turn some
of 1t back into the company, ne did so
unlawfully. But he himself maintains
that he was entitled to this stock as
his commission. Mr.. Hyde has long
been prominent in the brokerage
business in Portland.
Three of the indictments charged Il"
legal practice Of medicine, Of these
Olas P. Ahlquist Of Portland, and J. j.
Dunning of Westbrook are alleged to
have used the prefix DIR" without
designating that they were osteopaths
Florence N. Coddy Of Portland is
charged with unlawfully practicing
medicine and surgery in the birth Of
Alma Allen of Westhrook
or Manslsushtsr
Besides these indictments there Is
only one Of a serious nature. Agostino
Ciosli is accused Of committing man.
slaughter in causing the death Of
Giovanni Ficateli Oh April 90. BY
shooting.
Indictments were returned against
Ulrice Deschene, Wilfred Deschene
Paul Ducchin and Orie Riendeau all
of Brunswick, who are charged with
assaulting William Edwards. an ON.
Ger of that town on April 1s.
Other indictments are for the usual
offenses and include several for fel-
onious assaults on young girls. The
delivery Of prisoners now held at the
Jail will come Tuesday morning.
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National Guard

The following notes are from the
annual federal inspection reports Of the
Coast Artillery Corps:
All Of the companies were low in
strength, only one company. the 18th.
having the required minimum of 65
enlisted men. Some of the officers have
not the full equipment.
In the whole corps. only is officers
and 50 enlisted men have received the
complete antityphoid incubation. This
Is a harmless and extremely efficient
medical treatment which has been
proved and accepted by all medical
men. Its importance as a part of the
training of troops who might be called
into service should be apparent. All Of
ficers and enlisted men of the regular
army are required to be inoculated.
The incubation will be made without
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cost to the individual by the local
medical officers. Company commanders
should, without delay. take steps 10
see that all men Of their commands
are inoculated.
In many of the companies no record
was kept in the company office OF the
property in the hands Of the individual
enlisted men.
In some Of the companies, the re-
tanned records Of battery target prac-
tice we're not on file in the office
These records are required to be kept
and should be kept for information III
succeeding years.
In most Of the companies, the small
arms, rifles and pistols were not prop
erly cared for. They were dirty and
rusty The stocks and sings have been
allowed to become filled with dirt and
oil until they present an unsightly ap-
pearance Aside from the fact that
rifle or pistol which is allowed to be-
come rusty soon becomes worthless as
a fighting weapon, it should be remem-
bered that if the small arms are not
properly cared for, they will be with
drawn by the federal government and
not replaced.
The inspection reports show total
Of "A enlisted men who are qualified
for rated positions, IS first class gum
ners and SO second class gunners.
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Fish and Game

An interesting gift for the State
Museum was received Monday after
noon at the Office of the Inland Fish
and Game Commission, it being a
small box filled with cocoa beans-al-
though no one recognized them-and
accompanied by the following note,
which explained the matter:
Cocoa beans, which were part of the
cargo of the German liner Rispam now
interned at Newport News, Virginia.
Presented by Mrs. H. A. Jones, No. 1T
Highland avenue, Gardiner, Me-"
Nearly four pages of the visitors
book in the State museum were filled
by the Saturday and Sunday visitors,
a host Of them taking advantage of the
beautiful weather to visit this charm
ing place. The list Monday was
good-sized one, among the out -of-
town callers being the following:
Rachel L. Parker, Milton H. Parker.
Lisbon Falls: Mary a. LeBlond, Mrs.
J. A. Pellerin, Lewiston; Miles c.
Dudley, Lewis L. Johnson, Leon c.
Roberts, DR.. p G. Knickerbocker, H.
II. McCausland, B. E. Leighton, Read
field: c. L. Sias, James M. Roberts,
National Home; Helen A. Snow, Port
land.
There were many visitors at the Mu-
scum Saturday and Sunday, the COM
bined signatures for those two days
filling four pages of the register.
The Rainbow" hornpout. which has
been attracting so much attention in
one of the Aquarium tanks. is giving
all interested considerable anxiety, it
appearing to be i'll. 1t takes no inter-
est in affairs. moves about very little.
lies on one side as though its face
panied it and really acts sick. 1t is
hoped that 1t will survive the change
from the Kennebec to captivity, be-
cause it is one Of the freakiest Of the
many freaks in the museum.