davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-11
TRY EKSPLOZYE BOMB
ZABIJAJA JEDNA, A KALE-
GA DWIE OSOBY.


EkSplozye bomb W trzech
miejscowoSciach dzielnicy polu--
dniowej wczoraj wieczorem zabi-
" jedna Osobe, a pokaleczyfy
dwie, ~wywoiujac pr6cz tego sen
sacye i panike.
Dwie Z tych bomb mialy byt
podrzucone przez czarnorekow--
COW "a jedna ma bye rezultatem
nieporozumien robotniczych.
Czarnorekowcy mieli podrzucit
bomby pnr. 1900 West sofa III. !
pnr. ?51S-2524 Wentworth ave.
.Jedna i druga wlasnosc nalezy
40 Wlochow. Wia5ciciel trzypie.
trowego budynku przy III. 59tej,
Salvatore Roti, przeczyi przypu-
Szczeniu jakoby mial otrzymac |.
sty z pogrozkami cd czarnore--
kowcow. chociaz policya take
przekonanie wyraziia. Pred tym
budynkiem ek,plozya bomby "a
lila obok przechodzacego Sylwe.
stra O'Connor. Brat lego, James,
kt6ry mu towarzyszyi, tax ME,
benDiecznie zostai 'pokaleczony,
re lekarze w Szpitalu Englewood
orzekli, Il prawdopodobnie nm
RE. Obai ~mieszkaja pnr. S. 26O3
Lincoln ul
Wskutek wstrzaSnienia eks--
plozya znajduje sic W groznym
stanie PAM Marion Rotivoti, kt6.
"a mieszka w tym budynku
Pred kilku dniami zostaIa ma
tka.
lest to iuz druga eksplozya
bomby pred budynkiem Rotieg5
przy III. 59-tej. PierwSza eksplo,
zya wydarzyia sic W listopadzie
=. 1915. Ia tez jak i wczorajsza,
nastapiia okoio poinocy.
Budynek PREY Wentworth ave.
Jest budynkiem apartamento--
wynn, a ma parterze So sklady.
Bomba zniszczyia sklad departa.
mentowy Hardin Square W tym
budynku ! jak PREY III. 59tej, zbu
dzi}a ludzi w caiem sqsiedztwie,
Powyrzucaia ich nawet Z lock j
spowodowaia. IL wiele okien al
DO Powvlatywalo ,albo popekaio.
W}aSciciel tego budynku, J. Rem,
ciniO, Przyznai sic, re Cd CITE
reCh miesiecy otrzymywal listy
pogrozkami Cd czarnorekowcow
zadajacych cd niego pieniedzy.
Trzecia e~ksplozya bomby. pod
rzuconej przypuszczalnie przez
agitatorow robotniczych, wyda--
rzyla. sic pnr. 221-25 East sofa
III. w budynku tym mieSci sic
80 apartamentow. WstrzqSnienie
eksplozyi wyrzuciio wiele osoh
z lock, lecz nikogo powaznie ME
pOkaleczyio. Budynek nalezy do
PAM L. O'Donnell, ktora jest tax,
re wlaScicelka kilku innych bu-
dynkow W okdlicy. Unia stro-
zow domow 0anitorow) ma by:
odpowiedzialna "a podrzucenie
bomby. w budynku PREY III. 5OteJ
zatrudnia unijnego stroza. lecz "
innych podobno ma nieunijnych
Str0Z0W.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-11

stanowili wdrozyc agitacye n
powiekszenie produkcyi welny.
oraz przyjsG Z czynna pomocq
iarmerom, zajmujacym sic hodo-
VIA owiec. Kampania ma objaG
caly kraj, azeby zachec;t
wszystkich interesowanych do
pomnozenia liczbv owiec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-11

Jeden okret odpsywa do Ro--
syi ss-go lipca, a drugi ego sierp
lila. Postaraj sic zaraz o billet
(Szyfkarte). Udaj sic do Banku
Polskiego, North-W Western Trust
and Savings Bank, 1901 Milwau-
kee avenue, r6g Division ulicy.
YBiaiy Naroznik," (Ogi.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-11
Te|egramy MajoWe'
EDEN AUTOMOBILE MA
KAZDE II OSoB.

Washington, II. lipca. - w
stosunku do liczby ludnoSci maj
wieksza iloscia automobilow no
re sic W Stanach Zjednoczonyc!l
poszczyciG Iowa, gdzie wedle o.
bliczeh "a rok 1916 przypada je-
den samochod ma kazde II osob.
o ~DEPORTACYE CUDZO-
ZIEMCoW w WIEKU PO-
PISOWYM.
Washington, II, lipca. Pre-
yes komisyi immigracyjnej lzby
Poselskiej, kongresman Burnett,
wni6sl bill W sprawie przymuso-
wei deportacyi bedacych W VIE
ku popisowym poddanych pahstw
sprzymierzonych re Stanami Zje-
dnoczonymi, ktorzy usiiowaliby
sic W czasie wojny dostat do tego
kraju, ably W ten spos6b wywinac
sic cd sAuzby wojskowej.
1nny ustep tego przedtozenia u
powaznia prezydenta do zaciag-
niecia do przymusowcj piracy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-11
LISII PODR6zY,

po ziemiach Polskich i do ziemi
Swietej, napisai KS. Franciszek
Gordon. cena $1.OU. do nabyeia "
Administracyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-11
OBLAWY MA WYSZYNKI w
PRZEDMIESCIACH.

DzialalnoSc wladz powiato.
wych zostaia wczoraj przeniesi9
ma L przedmieSc zachodnich dc
FrzedmieSc poinocnych.
Podszeryfowie uzyskali wczo,
raj warranty cd sedziego Mckee
w Oak Park i aresztowali dwoch
wiaScicieli wyszynkow W Nile:
Center pod zarzutem, il mieII
maszyny loteryjne W swych loka,
ZACH. AresztOwani nazywaja sic
Feter Brett i Mich. Gobel. Skon,
fiskOwano try maszyny, a W nit
ter Brett / Nicholas Gobel. Skon
f:skowano try maszyny, a W
rich $40 w pieciocent0wkach.
Akcya podszeryfow nastapiia
podobno jake rezultat, postano-
vienna wytoczenia mu procesu.
O uSuniecie Z urzedu. OdnoSne in
Strukcye dala adwokatowi NJ. 7.
Stelnowi organizacya West ST.,
burban Law and Order Enforce
ment League.
Gdy szeryfa Traegera uwiado
mlono o tenn postanowieniu, wy
rail sic jak nastepuje: ,,Jaki po-
zytek Z areSztowania szynkarzy
Jezeli sedziowie pokoju puszcza-
"a ich piazem. Wezmy przyklad
taxi jak !. F. Raftera, ktory 20
stall niedawno temu aresztowany
W Niles "a sprzedaz trunkow be-.
licencyi. Sedzia Hines w Niles
sprawe przes}uchiw~l. Pomimo re
moi podszeryfowie kupili trunk
w gospodzie, prowadzonei przez
Raftery ego be- licencyi, sedzia
wypuSci} go ma wolnoSc, twier-
dz9c re podszeryfowie powinni
mice warranty. Co moze szeryf
wobec tego uczynic?"
Gdy szeryfowi Traegerowi
zwrocono uwage, re John NOEL.
ktory jest sekretarzem klubu, ms
jacego swoj lokal W tel gospo-
die, jest take funkcyonaryu-
szcf biura szeryfa, tenze odpo--
wiedziai, re NOEL ma wprawdzie
gwiazde podszeryfa, lecz Jest
woznym sedziego T. Taylora. a
kazdy wozny ma prawo nosit
gwiazde ~podszeryfa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-11
KARTOFLE ZNoW DROzEIA

Kartofle wczoraj zn6w podro,
zaly, lecz kupcy twierdzq, re to
objaw tylko tymczasowy ,spowo-
dowany wyczerpaniem sic zbio.-
row W Texas. w Stanach pol
nocnych ieszcze sic zbiory ME roz
poczely. Opoznienie zostaio spo-
wodowane wyjatkowo jak ma Sc
zon niska temperature. Lecz maj
pozniej "a tydzien rozpoczna sic
zbiory w Virginia / ceny majq
wkrotce potem wrocic do normal
nych. w przeciagu ubiegiego ty-
godnia ceny podskoczyiy W gore
o 81 ma buszlu.
Wskutek niskiej temperatury
truskawki podrozaly znacznie, a
"a niemi maliny. Owoce kalifor-
nllSkle, JaE p~omarancze, cytryny
Sliwki, morele / .grapefruits" Sd
drogie ola braku nasion.
Warzyw jest obfitosc, wiec &C.
ny So nawet W n~iektorych wypad-
kach nizsze, anizeli byly w o.
statnich kilku latach.
Sprzeczne So opinie W Chicago
CO do wpiywu, jaki zakaz wywo-
I'll, czyli ,embargo", wywrze ma
ceny maxi. Wedlug m~iynarzy &C.
ny pojda W gore gdyz prezydent
Wilson planuje wyslanie wiel--
kich iloSci zboza do KRAKOW allan
ckich, wedtug zaS piekarzy, ceny
maja bye znizone, co umozliwi
wypiekanie ~wiekszych bochen.
kow chleba.
ma WczoraJSzel SeSyl WydZiat
d]yrektorow Chicagoskiego Sto--
warzyszenia Kupc6w Drobiazgo~
wych W Chicago omawial miedzy
innemi kwestye: jak wypelnic
wakanse W handlach, spowodo-
wane poborem wojskowym, o.
raz jak znizyc wciaz sic wspina-
jace ceny wszystkich potrze5
zyciowych.
Dyrektorzy organizacyi Matte
nal Association Of Retail Clo--
theirs" t. J. kupc6w odziezy, po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-11

nej ceny, w calym kraju przesta-
no kupowac wegiel, gdyz spodzie
wano sic, re ceny dla konsumen-
tow tez spadna. Tymczasem ceny
ME spadiy, a nawet sic okazuje,
re ogioszenie tel maksymalnej
ceny W sumie $3.50 "a tone PREY
kopalni wyglada mocno ma hum
bug i re wiaSciciele kopalni w
Illinois i Indiana wcale ma re-
putacye patryotow ME zasiuguja
Przy koncu maja bowiem W
Illinois cena miekkiego wegla W.
nosila PREY kopalniach S2.15 "a
tone. Rok pred tenn cena ia wy
nosila cd so centow do dolara.
Znaczy to, re juz W roku poprze-
3nim podskoczyia w gore try
krotnie. Sledztwo wykazalo wte.
dy, re cena, pobierana PREY kon-
Gil maja W roku biezacym, byla
b~ezczelnie wygorowana, jezeli
nawet sic wzielo pod wa
&c, re robotnik i ceny wszyst--
kich materya}ow poszty w gore.
Eksperci obliczyli, re ma robotni-
ka i inne koszta ME MONA doll
czYc wiecej jak IS centow. Ina.
czy to, re cena S1.65 powinna bye
zadowalniajaca ola wlaScicieli
kopalni, tymczasem wySrubowali
jq do S2.f5, a komitet produkcyi
wegla ,,patryotycznie' ustanowii
$3.50 jake cena maksymalna. Jest
to bezczelnoSc, ktora przekracza
wszelkie grantee.
Gdy opublikowano rapport kon-
terencyi wyzej wspomnianej, je-
dnoczesnie ~ogloszono. re ceny
wegla miekkiego spadna O 81 dc
$500.
Dotychczas ceny te ME spadIy.
Zakupywanie wegla z wyjatkiem
tylko ola potrzeb koniecznych IL
staio. Co to macy, zrozumiec
MONA, jezeli sic przypomni, re W
czerwcu r. b. konsumenci w Oh.
cago zakupili w tym miesiacu
przecletnie try razy lyle wegla
ma zapas, co w tym samym mic
siacu roku zeszlego. PublicznoSt
Spodziewa sic znizki cen wegla.
tymczasem do tel nigdy ME przyi
die, jezeli w}adze waszyngtoh--
skie innej akcyi ME powezma.
Try wielkie organizacye VIA
S~cicieli' kopalni wegla ogiosiiy pc
konferencyi waszyngtonskiej ia
kie ceny wegla miekkiego W
Illinois: $2.15 PREY kopalniach "a
tong wegla ,,mine run" i screen
lngs", a $3.50 "a domestic
lump. Pierwszy gatunek ma pod
stawie tych cen kosztuje konsu--
menta W Chicago $5.2j a drugi
$3.50.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-11
POZAR BUDO-
WY OKREToW.

East Boath Bay, Me-, II. lipca'
- Pozar podlozony prawdopodo-
bnie zbrodnicza reka progermah-
skich spiskowcow ~zniszczyi wczo
raj zaklady budowy okretow fir
my Rice Brothers, wyrzadzajac
okoIo $780, 900 szkody.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-11
ANGLIA MA 1900, 900 zOL-
MERRY WE FRANCYI.

Nowy York, II. lipca. Lord
Northcliffe przemawiai tn wczo-
raj ma bankiecie klubu Overseas
i powiedziai miedzy innemi, re o.
bccnie Anglia posiada we Fran
cyl armie Z 100000 zolnierzy,
pr6cz tego zaS znajduja sic jel
wojska take W Palestynie, l.
gipcie, Afryce, Mezopotamii i W
Salonikach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-11
DZIEN BEE I =


Nowy York, II. lipca.. - Sto'
warzyszenie nowojorskich wiasci-
cieli hotel6w przedstawiio PAM
Herbertowi Hooverowi projek;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-11
MIEJSCOWA2

uczynku schwytany i ukarany
pred miesiacem, lecz jego agen.
CT jeszcze grasuja. Mlody Paris
roznosii narkotyki regularnym
odbiorcom W dzielnicy poIudnio.
wei. Znaleziono PREY MIN zapas
narkotykow wczoraj, gdy go po-
strzelono.
P~olicyant Gilbert ma specyalne
polecenie swych przeiozonych, o.
raz ]. DeniSon i H. S. Farrer, a.
genci z federalnego biura akcyzy,
wraz z dr.. w. Sage'm wczoraj wy
krali sic, azeby Parisa poszukae,
ujac i wybadac co do innych ham
diary. Spotkali go ma rogu ulic
Wabash ave. i 21-szej. Policyant
Gilbert uja} go "a ramie. Paris
wyrwai sic mu i dalej W nogi. Pc
Scig trivial kilka ,,blokow'. Stree
LAME W powietrze ME przestra-
Szyio ucickiniera .Upadi wreszcie.
gdy 60 policyant trafii w plecy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-11
ZADA UTRZYMANIA OLA
D zOLNIERZY.

Washington, II. liEca. -
Pierwsza zasiadajaca W kongresie
Stan0w Zjednoczonych kObieta,
parma Jeanette Rankin z Mon
tany, wniosia bill, kt6ry postana-
via wyplate pensyi rodzinom
zolnierzy, ktorzy je utrzymywa-
Ii, a mimo to zaciagneli sic do ar
mil lub floty. Pensya ia mia}aby
bye wyplacana przez caly czas
wojny i W zadnym wypadku ME
moglaby przekraczat $75 mie-
siecznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-11

wprowadzenia jednego dnla, W
ktorym ME spozywaloby sic mic
sd wolowego i podawalo zamlast
zwyczajnego ,,chleb wojenny'
Procz tego plan proponuje wpro-
wadzenie znacznych oszczednoscl
w uzywaniu miesa wieprzowego:
masia i innych ~tIuszczy.
Jezeli pan Hoover projekt ten
zaaprobuje, hotele tutejsze juz W
przyszlym tygodniu prawdopo-
dobnie przestaua podawa6 w ciq-
gu jednego dnia mieso wo}owe.
NOWY YORK
FREE LUNCH"
Nowy York, II. lipca. - Sto'
warzyszenfe detalicznycl1 han
Diary vodka, ktore kontroluje
5000 wyszynk6w w Nowym
Yprku, wydaio cztery zarzadze--
MIA, kt6re maja wejst zaraz W zy-
Gle, a mianowicie:
Skasowanie bezplatnych pre-
kasek.
Podwyzka O 3 cent6w "a kazdy
kieliszek importowanych wodek i
likierow. =
Podwyzka ceny ,,pajnta" piwa
do 20 centow.
Wprowadzenie m~niejszych
szklanek ma piwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-11

wszystkich ,,nieprzyjacielskich
cudzoziemcow" w wieku cd lat
Is do A, kt6rzy ME posiadaja
pierwszych papier6w obywatel-
SkiCh.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-14
ADJUSTMENTS
OPERA HOUSE

Fourth Day Of the Marguerite Clark
Anniversary, the Dainty Star in
"Silks and Satins" This Afternoon n
and Evening. Special Music by Wur.
liter Orchestra; Mat. Sc and 10c;
Evenings ice and 15c.
The fourth day of the Marguerite Clark
anniversary at the Opera house presents
this charming little star in silks and
Satins,' true and tender reflection of
every youthful dream that was ever
dreamed. This delightful photoplay pre-
sents romance that begins with the
present. goes back to medieval times
and returns to modernity for the climax.
The plot is revealed by a very unique
method OF photoplay construction and
the story is one Of the sweetest and most
charming in which this idol of the screen
has ever appeared Special music will oe
furnished by the Wurlitzer orchestra, an
added attraction and something new to
Augusta.
Three complete shows will be presented
today, the matinee at go and two full
shows tonight commencing at Z and $50.
Prices for the matinee are &c for children
and 10c for adults; in the evening, bal
cony 1oc and orchestra 15c.
Miss Clark viii be seep in Mollie Make
Believe" tomorrow.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-14
COLONIAL THEATRE

Big Double Bill at the Same Price,
Gail Kane in "As Men Made Herr"
Last Episode Of "Patria;" Beginning
"The Neglected Wife" Pathe's Great
Prize Serial; Pathe News; Luke
Comedy
One Of the largest shows ever offered
at the Colonial will be presented today.
Every subject is headlice- and not only
that, but the stars of their own particu-
lar world.
At the top of the list Is Gail Kane in
LAS Man Made Her" wonderful Brady
made production based on the eternal tri-
angle but with a totally different story.
1t is a startling, unusual drama and gives
this famous star splendid opportunities to
display her talents.
Following closely is Ruth Roland in the
first episode of The Neglected Wife,
Pathe's newest serial. This story is taken
from Mabel Herpert Urner's popular now
els" The Journal Of a Neglected WIFE"
and The Woman Alone" This is the
first OF the Is episodes and should not be
missed by anyone.
Today also sees the last episode Of PA
tria." starring Mrs. Vernon Castle, and
the last two reels are something wcpder-
full The action is faster than any Sc
rial yet shown and no one can guess
what the ending viii be until the last foot
Of the film.
Completing this list is the ever popu-
lar Pathe News and Lonesome Luke
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-14

1t would be a humane act if some-
one would destroy two stray cats
which frequent Water street and
which are not only a source of mis-
cry to themselves but also menace to
the health Of other cats with which
they may come in contact. Both Of
these cats are afflicted with the
mango, a disease which makes mis-
cradle its victims and is so contagious
that one cat may infect the cats Of
an entire neighborhood. OF the cats
in question one was originally of the
type known as coon cat of the
striped variety called tiger cat,
while the other is mostly black with a
little white about the face and throat.
The coon is in the worst condition the
disease being so far advanced that the
animal is barely able to move around,
and someone would do a good piece Of
work in destroying both of them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-14
THE PROGRAM
For Church Hill School Entertainment
Friday Evening at Church

The following program will be given N
the church by the pupils Of Church Hill
school at s o'clock Friday evening,
June Is.
Welcome, Gertrude staekpole
Rsei.a tiqn.Ths Flag Above shs ssho9l, 81 oos
Exercise-"The colors Of our Flag
lean Greig
scnsr"should .. Mighty Victories Be scEori Eop
vle,rola selectlon-"Battle of the Ma
Observation-Disclosures from Other Lands
Victrola-"Howe, Sweet Home" sung by
Amelita Call curci
Reeita.ion-"The schoolroom r,IaI Love ,iath, the
Recta Barn,
Russell Foster
Recitation-"A Boys Songs
Recitation-"Bob White
Walter Cunningham
Rose Song, Fourth Grade
Recitation, Letha Foster
Dialogue-"Prying Pandora"
Recitation-"My Parasol,"
Ethel Stackpela
Recitation, Robert Staekpele
Marguerite Abbey
Song-"Now Our School Is Over" School
Dialogue-"Facation Plans.
Recitation-"The Sweet June Weather"
Mildred Stackpola
Dialogue-"Our Confessions
Nictrola Selection
Observation-Disclosures tium,''
Gladys Harwood
Reetation-"Extract from The Nicion of
Sir Launpat," Raymond Gidney Grade
Closing Recitation,
Gertrude Stackpole, Grade 1
Song-"Reautiful Hours" School
Pupils from the Hewins school will fur
nish part of the music for the entertain
ment. If stormy. postponed until the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-14
FIRST OF KIND
Young Chinese Boy Committed to the
Augusta State Hospital

Among the many hundreds of unfor-
tunates who are receiving treatment
at the Augusta State hospital there is
for the first time in the history of the
institution a member Of the Oriental
kingdom-one All Ling, a 17-year-old
Chinese boy who was committed from
Portland last Saturday by the action
Of the board Of aldermen of that city.
The boy is said to be one of the bright
est of his race who ever came to
Maine. In the day time he was stu
dent at the Staples Grammar school
at Portland and in the evening he
eked out his living by working as a
waiter in a Chinese restaurant. He
was an ambitious scholar and it is said
that he soon passed scores of Ameri-
can born children. jumping from grade
to grade with remarkable rapidity.
Speaking further of the boy the
Portland Argus of June said;
"Ah Ling sat up into the early
mornings after he had finished his
night work at the Chop Suey,' in or
der to stand high in his classes. His
active brain finally outstripped his
iran DOuy anu tbC oiieht GS GO oiO"
wild with the imaginative scenes and
figures he saw in the broad land Of
knowledge opened to him He literally
became lost in the great field Of learn
ing and the fired mind weakened and
Welded.
1T was brought out in the course
of the hearing that some weeks ago
the boy had teen struck over the head
with a bottle. but in the opinion Of
the two physicians the blow was in no
way the cause Of his mental derange-
ment.
Principal Milliken Of the Staples
school stated that the lad was osS of
the brightest and smartest pupils in
the school and within the past few
months has been advanced TO higher
grades, surprising the other pupils in
their studies. 1t was the opinion of
the doctors that with proper treat
ment as afforded at the State hospital
it is very probable that the lad will
recover in = couple Of month";"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-14
STRICKEN IN THE
STREET
COMPLETELY RESTORED TO
HEALTH BY 'FRUIT-A-HvES"
ssz st. vaiier St.. Montreal.

Ssz st. Waller ST., Montreal
In 1912, was taken suddenly Ill
with Acute Stomach Trouble and
dropped in the street. was treated
by several physicians for nearly two
years. and my weight dropped from 225
pounds to 100 pounds. Then several
OF my friends advised me to try Fruit
a-tives." I began to improve almost
with the first dose, and by using them,
recovered from the distressing
Stomach Trouble-and all pain and
Constipation were cured. Now I weigh
20s pounds. I cannot praise Fruit
a-tives" enough" H. WHITMAN.
soc. a box, 8 for $3.50, trial size, Csc.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by
Fruit-a-tives Limited. Ogdensburg, N.
Y.-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-14

It might be we'll to add to the We'd
nesday report of the Patriarchs Mill
tant session the following
"a very pleasing musical program
was rendered during the reception by
Bertha and Alden Merrill of this city.
Some very clever work was executed
on the Xylophone, orchestra bells, and
trap drums, with piano accompani
nents. A duet on the piano, a vocal
solo. also violin and saxophene solos
were rendered during the evening and
We're much enioyed by all present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-14
Ex- Senator Charles r. johnson At the
Unitarian Church Toniqht

At the closing session of the Unitar-
ian Conference at the Unitarian Church
this evening at 730 o'clock, besides the
recital by DR.. True Of Portland, there
will be devotional service conducted
by the Rev. Frank L. Phalen of Water
vile. an appeal for the support of the
Red Cross by DR.. Sylvester ]. Beach OF
Augusta, and an address by the Hon
Charles F. Johnson of Waterville The
public is cordially invited to this ses-
sion,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-14

The item in Wednesdays issue with
reference to Capt. John r. McGinness
has two inaccuracies. Capt. McGinness
is not Col John r. McGinness, the for
mer commandant of the Augusta Ar
senal, but his nephew; and Col. McGin-
ness was not the last commandant. that
was Major Daniel Morgan Taylor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-14

The Mission Circle of the Universal
ist church will meet at o'clock this
Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. Fred S.
Rand, 10 Columbia street. The topic
will be Convention Echos" Every
member is urged to be present
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-14

The Y. P. c. U. of the Universalist
church will hold a hox lunch at $50 P.
M. this Thursday at the home of Mrs
Fred S. Rand, 1s Columbia street
Members are requested to invite
friends. If rainy it will be postponed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-14

Leave your shoe repairing with u.s.
say Stevens & Ballard. They have TAX
en- the agency for the J. B. Poulin shop
Mr.. Peulin is fitted up with everything
that is modern in the way of machin-
cry for doing the best of repair work.
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-14

Augusta lodge, No. 964, e. P. o.
Elks, will hold it's regular session at
73o this Thursday evening. June IA,
with flag day exercises at S The
lodge will have as guests of the even
ing the members of Seth Williams
Post. G. A. A., and Henry q. Staples
camp, S. of V.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-14

Mr. and Mrs. William B. W-illiam-
son moved Wednesday to Cebbessee-
contee wehere they will pass the sum-
mer months. They will occupy the
DR.. Anderson cottage at Hammond 8
Grove
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-14

Robert A. Cony returned home on
the 1.lo Pullman yesterday worning
from Bath where he had been On mat
tiers of business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-14
Local Matters

Do not fail to hear the address to be
given by ex-senator Charles F. John
son in the Unitarian Church this even
ing at 7.30 p. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-14
Oraan Recital Unitarian Church

Tonight at 7.30 o'clock. DR.. Latham
True, the distinguished organist Of the
First Parish church, Portland, will play
the following numbers. All are cordially
invited. and all who come are assured of
hearing delightful music, played with
skill and distinction.
Grand Choeur in the Style of Handel
Faulkes
Fantasie in G minor. Bach
Prelude to Lohengrin, Wagner
Siegmund's Song (Die Walkuere),
Wagner
Menuet in A, Boeherini
Will o the Wisp, Nevin
Finlandia, Sibeius
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-14

Fresh tulips all this week. Mrs. d.
w. Ward, Is Elm street. Phone s4-R,,
Augusta. juue11dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-14

Try a loaf Of Webber 4 .Hewett's
Bran Bread todaw. Junel2d5t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-14

We are ROYAL Tailors. Satisfaction
guaranteed Enough said. Pierce
Webher Co. 1unels-l4-ls
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-14

Chas. G. Georgaklis. shoe shining, ess
Water ST., cat Perry's). jan.23eodtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-14

comedy. No advance in admission for
this big program. Shows at 80, and
3.46 Feature shown only once In the
evening.-Adv. .
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-14
LOCAL NOTICE

Alma NJ. Dostie announces complete line
hand painted collars; also fancy goods.
2O7 Water ST. Tel. 9i5-M. june14d1t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-06-14

The Art and Craft Store. State street.
is opened under new management Pic
ture framing and fancy work junel3d3t