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Washington Journal., 1918-02-08
Aus Otatl6en 8ir@ea.
aGOucOrOia @emeiuOe".
90. uu0 6 Gtra6e I..@.

Set ben lebteu 5tuei Sonntcaen
b6It Die Goncoroio GeneiuSc MIR ei.
men WorgcueottesSienit ob, aud
miro fie ons am fommeHoen Sonntog
wicocr tim, Inn Den geItimmuuaen
oeS &oblen Administrators nuhalt.
fommeu. Die @emeiuoe bat ilbri.
gems ltlou Dor Oct biclgenonnteu @o1.
Ieuuot ben 8eihtub gefoBt uorI1ufia
Die @ottes6ieulte in Scr @opeue, Die
uiel tleiner als Ser SiirHenroum 1T
unS 0orum aud bieI toobIfeiler III
bei5en lit, ab5u6nIteu. Tim tpeiterbin
nadI 1r1ften on Der oIlgemeinen Sob.
leneriparnis mitaubeIfen IieB ser
6%rnuenoereiu porgeiteru feline mount.
lidle 8eriaHmluHg dllsfouen, lluo
Der 8onfirmanoenllnterriG miro MI.
genbIidIidl I'M 8fnrr9nuic nbsebul.
ten.
Der G~otteSoievlt am Gouutos am
ii ltbr, loirO in cngIiid,cr Gprode
obgeboIten, itab on 8oItor Wensel
perreiit lit miro Gin SteTLpertreter.
&err Holtor atI5eH bon Baltimore,
Die Ian5eI e%in1ebn,en. GS finoen iih
bofFentlid biele 3iib0rer elm.
Sir oie 8ouer DER HoIiion8acit
peroer belonoerc 8reoiatreiben al.
acSeiet. Su ben Moraenaottesoien-
itcii iperoen Sic reacImGBiscn Conn.
t~ae5epiiteIn bebunoe[t. Sonnta9
nbenOS erfoIgen 9etroatunsen iibpr
n0ie Febea Seu6ihreibeu" aus benz
dmciten un0 Oritten 8opitef Der 81.
fenboruus Sobonhes, NIB je on Den
9ounerstae Aben6en. nnn oht llbr.
iinoet beionOere Notwithstanding
1tnit. au Der alc GeutFde b~eionoers
eiHgelnoen fin6.
Sic @Iie0er Der 5onntaoiG}uIc nn0
0cs Gbora nrbetten ocs1s; Gin 1srues
aInnler iiir bic nerIdie0enen &c.
'brnIts ; 0cIesenbeitcn Der @eueiuSe
an8ulbaffen.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08
Sci Gnrea Gintanfen beraft Gad
anf has n@aIhiugtOH SOaruat" auo
SIR antcritakt Gn6 ieIbit Samit.
9snr Der 6itterr Grult.

BUR Scr bittsre Gruit Der bentiseu
SeitDerbaltniiIe, tpeIdc aud nniere
scihaftlide Sinau5lage tief cridGt.
tcrtcR, taun mus ucranlaKen, ioIdc
Der licben 3eier, iuelde LANCER nls
Elm Sabr im 8adRaabe hub, briu-
qcnS su criudeu. lire 8etrise eiu,ue
Ien6eu. &ir 9abeu Nus, trOt uers
SoppsIter Solteu Der Ssrteanng nus
iereS %lattes, bebarrlidi getueisert,
iueOtr Seu BreiS 81 erB1ben nod ben
leieitoif sn OerminSern, bitten aber
um u~nierer SelbfterAaItuag milet
nub nm Der 2eifr lueseu freauoiidjit
nmO Sriusenbit, nm Die Grflnnng
nnierer 9itte. Gs 1T ia fir ber Gin
3elaen 10 iebr uenis un5 bod, non 70
bUbcr @rbcMtnng fir ms.
Der Serausee6er
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08
Scrmiidte &a6ri9ten.
ifrieSensiehniudlt.

Giner ser ruiiiidcn Jrieoeusoele,
gaten in greit.&itopif, Soffe, bat ben
oiterreidiid : uuguriihen Miniiter
oeS NuSw6rtiger, @raf G5ernin, Inn
ei'te 9luoienS in 8ien eriuft, ioipie
Inn Die GrImtbniS, nit Dem oiterrei,
fiiden Iolf iibcr Die 6rieoensfruge
n. OerbnnOelu.
Die BeterSburger 8I1tter Iino Der
'le~ber5cu9ung, onB Ole llnroit in Der
9oppeIAonordie 5unimunt ltno lid
imrner meiter mlS0ebnt.
Ole a8etifernio HoIt" erfIGrt.
Oeiterreid ltngnrn babe iih bcreitS
lin eiaen Separotfrieoelt beuuibt, III.
befiimmcrt I'M GeutihIano.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08

6rau &ooorop BiIlon uuo 3r.
@nna SoIuor0 Sbatp tpeuoeu fid in
einern Sdreiben an ole IruuenIpeIt
Scr MIiierten nit Der 8itte. ole BET.
1ieoenartiseuge iIH6 @e.
fobren fir oic SoIonten 5u beicitiger.
Der @oIont brallft Strait Mno Star.
fe mo cine unMornlilhe 2ebenSwci'
le nirHmt tbm oielc. 9ns SGjreibeu
lpiro BON ben au1erifantlden 'Dlplo-
maten in alien 2du5ern Der Maiiertcn
b~erteilt tuer0en.
-adrbinll Gibbons ipra9 lid Die,
fer Gage III lliNoeioeutiscr Sprate
iiber Die @orlnge fir rationale prc.
bibition allR. Ger bobe &irdIeuiiirit
meinte, oaB @elebesgeber Der StuG-
fen fid) uid)t Dem GanotiSmuS lngen
IolIteu, DER uns III oieler 8e5iebuEg
beberri1t. Mud erfIGrte CT. Dob
maude @eiebe3geber als SeigIiHgc
6etrahtet peroen miifieH, oas iie &c.
geu ibre eigeue ueber3elsuug far Die
rationale ODER CHARACTERIZATION
Itimmea. Sad feiner Mniidyt miro
man mad Giniibrung elmer ollsc-
meiuen Brobibitiou iibpraa i'm Gan.
DC @biSfep. D. b.. cinen GuleI beriteI-
len. Der GrBerit i@1oEih lit. F, Gum
@dIu6 Ingte cr: uG3 miro Elm LA
qliid Iein, ious oieies MmeDoenlGnt
| t%agenommlen miro. gs ipiroYullr EN-
S6ritt in Der Sd)mdlerlnia onocrcr
Nreibcitaa iein, Die .uir ges,ieben. -
8rnbo! 9lnoerc iollteu I'M gIeifDen
Gone loredlea uno oem 8olfe Ole sliI-
gen ofinen!
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08
Senre 0ohlen.

Senator Smitb bon Miidligan Ct.
slGrtc Dor eiligen Gneen iHt Seuat,
oaB Die GrlporuiB bon 6 Gounen
9oblen, melhc am lebteu fei,erlolen
Vtoutag er5iel: wilroe, iiebeN Wlo6el.
'obrifeu in &rano @apioB $4,000
ulo ibcen @ngeltelten $4,000 TO-
tete. Der Genator erfl1rte, DAP Die
Gabrifen MIR 6 Eonnen peniger
oraltdten, nlS ipenu Sic Nnlogen i'm
8etrieb Geipelen 'leicrl.
SD bebaltptc. DAB Dies ser bod)ite
Breis lit. DER iemaIs Iur &obIc in
oen &erpini9tcn Staten beSoblt
uuroe", erfldrte Der Genotor.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08

Gdtc Trantiurter NIB &nGfDnrit,
rein un6 iluDerfdliHt, sm baben bel
@ahlcrS,
532 Geaters nn6 is &i9sS Marft.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08

-@ar biele Qeutc muBteu bier
p1brcno ocs toItcn @etterS oieier
@ohc leiocn. &c bicB. Dab 5000 bis
10000 SomiIien feline 9obIen bot
ten. Nad) Dem 8erid)te Der 9rcnu'
Notwithstanding eiebt rs bier &C.
sentuGrtig cinen geniigenbcn 8orrat,
in Den mcilten Edflen Silfc 81
Icilten. Tin Wonael an NrbeitcrTt
Itebt ser Ablicferlng gon5 Defenders
I'M 8eae. SIN Notfale miro man
ScIocten sur Silfe b~erbeirufenJ oo.
nit Die armcn 2eilte periorst Dcrocr.
|Gic SdyMlen bleiben BIB Wontas Gc'
IdIollen. Sim lebten GienStaa ia
men bier 90 2oouueen NIT 50i8Son'
neu an.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08
8ritiide &erlnftc pareu $4,000
Wanun I'M SQnnar.

Die I'M Monat Sonuar g~euleloeten
,ritiiben 8erIuite b%elnlfen iid nuf
-3,O17 Mmnn. gle oerteiIen iit Wie
oIgt: @efa[Ien ooer ibren Munoen
rlegen iiuo 368 Sifi5iere mo 49,
;SS Moun. Die 3abI ser 8erpin-
eten ull0 8ernriBten betr10t 1906
offi5iere uno 67,706 ManiL
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08
Manael in 9eatl@Laub.

Die aagemeine 3eihlng fir 0ralt.
'reiell erflart, bic 2ieferuugen Don
@erite OH Die Brduereieu in Dcutid.
IotlS weroe einselteat neroeu, tuas
Die gauge 8rauerci : SnOultric ount
Stinitonoe briugc. oil MoBregel
Iou ourh ben oilsnebmen0 ihIeMten
4usfoa Der Sofer.G rnte ueronIo6t
Iein, ser eS notig mode. sic @erite
1IS Suffer fir oic Armeepfcr6e 5u
u%erluen0en.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08
Sti33eH aus BEN bent.
i@eu NereinSs nHO
SolfSlebeu
Bon @u1tob 8cubcr.
Ii.

@5 bari tpobI cbnc lleberbebuug &c.
bouptpt ueroeu, oab Die ocutld,en
SliiHtIingc nufougS Der 50sr Sabre
0as bette Clement Scr @cIaurmts Elm.
tpun0crung repr1icutierteu. ou5 fe
omcrifaniifeu go0eu betrot. l8u Den
Acknowledgment acDorten NGnner
wie 9orI Seinsen. @rItao Gtrube.
6rieOriG 9eder. aarI Shur5. 8us
quit 8iuth. Sran5 SigeI uHo gn0c.
&c, Ole Itd 6urdl lire Gdtiafeit oui
littcrariihem. politiidlem uno io1in.
lem Uebiete rationale 8eoeuhlng n
| ibrem %ooptipInnoe eriporbcH babeH.
I'm iene 8eit eutitau0eu in olen gro.
bcrcn St6oten bes Gonoeg. in 0encn
iid 0eutidc befonoen. 8ereinc Sur
HfLegc Der Oeittlden Sprofe unb oeS
@einnseS. Oettlder @elelliefeit ,lnb
in3belonoerc SurnbereiRe. Cine gilt
beltOc neutrality-suspicious. beiecItc
fic. Noh 8crIonf bon iueniaen Sal.
rem Iuuroen iie Die treiberoe Strait IN
Der Agitotion gege1 oo5 SnItihat Der
| Sflaueret.
Inns SSobr 1850 berbonoen lid
bic meiiten Der in @obinaton cingc.
Imonoerten Acknowledgment 5u einem
Eurn,@creiH un6 noiunten i'm Den
~So5ioI oemofrotideu IurH@erein"
Ser BunOesborprt oieIeS 8errius
par I'M Sabre 1869 in bieIiaer 9tnOt.
Die Gntriiitung. nit tueIfer Der
@orort bic elimination. Der gEgen.
timer eiues 9cgeritlopeu Syt ieiH. an
| riidiDieS. lit e6enio eltergilh ais orit
igtRca Die Grfl6rllng, ortiert cen
IA. Aprt! 1859, lit foIgen0ermnbeH:
.SSn Der BON %. Wi1rS in Der Du.
bualle (Sotpo) eriheinenoeu rGurts
3eitung" befinoet fid cine in 9erieu
| oeldriebene S1m1bung un0 @erOdds-
| tiglug unleres ebemaIigen RitgItey
0eS 4~ammerbuber bon B1ibingt
ton aus 0urh einen mobIbefdnuteH
uno beriimtigten EaSqutaGHteu Elm.
delenOet - ser mir hermit fOlgcn0e
GrfIdrung entgesenicben" ........ .Gle
IN oem obengenonnteu Sbmueblntte
aIei6fouS in perfioer Abiht GeStetLts
6rage mad, einem 9tlnbeu beoutwors
tet IIdy einfa1 oabin, oaB &ammerbus,
Der einen tleinen WegcrltlGDen lanfs
tc, bel Ild i'm 5oule oIfsog, I'M hWt
nit erlnngtem 0ritten Sabre, GG 0cS
WcSet iolhes nidt friiber crlcubte,
bic Sreibeit, uHo 1ofern bic nm1t1noe
eg linn geltattet batteu, aud cine Grs
3iebuug ouf feline Soften az sebeH,
Del ieiuem ELEGANCE Don bier lcgte
| Qammerbuber oeu Deed, b. /. fem "
acutnmsreht aui ben nun sDeVeinhalb
SATIRE alter &unbeu III Die S1nOc ees
Hr1fioenten 0es 8ororts nie0er. uur
ourd ibn ben SSreinebmAnsgaft nit
Sem @olenoen oes oritten SdhreS
~ool3ieben gu Iailcu. Der Borcrt.
oocr Der bieiigc So6ini 6emotrctilf}e
Euruocreiu bat oIio pirtlitA cinen
.GfIoben", oanf Dem gliten @er5en
6e8 oerlGumocten la,la g~eidtnohten
Sommerbn6cr.
nGoS lit oes BuoelS aerIl, on
nid}tSpilroiger 8asqmil1ont5"
unterSeidlnet lit Die GrtI6ruRg pon
6. @oloedcr, 81. SdPabanS, Conrad
9ieterid).
lleber ooS peitcre Sdidfal oe5
0cgeritIopen babe id feline Mlttei
lung eefuuoeH. =
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08
Natifou in WcISiOrscu.

GS beitcbt bic abiif)t, eincn inter-
notionole1 4lt8ifltB sur Reorganila.
ton Der 6inaujen oeS 8ntifouS 5t
6iloeFt Die iid) in tritilfem 8uitono
6efinoeii, pie Der pdpitIide Staatsie.
sret6r HaroinoI @nsporri bcri6tet.
Der 4llsiduB, weId)em unter auoeren
Shotnas s. &Dnu bon NeD Oorf an.
Ieborcn miro, ioll ouI Mittel ~iinueu,
I'M @eIOer 5u erIangen, bieIleiht allf
'ent &spgc einer 22elt, alllleiDc.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08
56nitt 5iuger a6 Febcn Sabri
NtIGutQ.

Cine iiebenjGbriee 9oftitrafe i'm
1uuoesgefdn9uiS 3u MtIanta erbieit
iir5Iid ii, 8reeuoiac, Q. e., Der
5oIoot Gomaro s. Gauiep Don DO
GER Ienu., neil CT orei Singer iei.
Ter redteu 9ano abiAlltg, nm Dem
'3ilitdroienite 81 entgeberb uno Sol
lot Cart 8. Eriplett Don Granite
dis, sc. g., erbieIt bier Sabre, neil
r OH ieiner linfen Sano bic gIeide
Sro3e6ur porndbm.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08
WitelmGdlte upN Gnmanien.

@%etrennte Grieoen8,mterbonoIun
en- iino 5miid)eu &lim6nien lino Den
PitteImahtrn eingelettet poroen,
lie ans maBGebGrlDer GuelIc nod
Copenhagen gemeIbet miro. 8nn1-
'ien loll iid) bereit erflort bobcn. Die
0obruoiha on 8ulgorien Suriid5n'
,ben. Deun es 8eiiarabien ais Gnt
1doi9ung erbGIt.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08
g~IHfgebu NanaHrsie NssimeatSr
lucr0rn acbi[0rt.

DaS 6riega0epartnient bat @ene.
al Heribine8 @orihlag. fiinfSebR
Observation-Disclosures III Der 0utional.
lrmee gu 6iloeu gutgebeibeu. gu.
td@it wcrSen liebcn @egimenter alf-
eIteat meroeu. Wtit Ser Nl,Sriiltltng
sr iibrigen miro borIdilfig nod sc.
Jartet Der0en.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-10
CLEAN UP PAINT Up
DRIVE HAS STARTED
Broom and Brush Warriors
Mobilized to Defeat Dirt,
Disease and Death.
ARMY OF 100000 IN LINE
Ready for Attack to Rid Towns
and Cities Of Germ Breeding
Crannies and to Beauty
Property

The big Clean Up and Paint Up
drive is on. Civic patriots in more
than 1000 towns and cities found. last
year, that their efforts in local Clean
Up and Paint Up campaign work
made their communities safe for the
babies, besides protecting grown ups
from disease.
They learned that the removal of
rubbish from attics and cellars, sheds
and barns, back yards and vacant
lots. materially reduced fire danger
vastly improved the looks of private
property and public thoroughfares
increased house and lard values. stir
red up the pride of the property own
er in his holdings and the pride OF
everybody in the looks Of the town
They learned that small repairs to
buildings of all kinds, to fences, etc.
saved big repair bills and much more
work and trouble later on. And they
learned that a bucket Of paint and a
tub of white wash will do more to
prevent rot, rust, vermin and dirt &C
emulation than anything else--not
to mention the pleasing change in
appearance that paint and white
wash give.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-10
A $4,000 Blaze at Gorham

John Smith was driven from his
house at Gorham late Wednesday
afternoon. when fire. which origi-
mated in the barn, destroyed his farm
buildings. Nothing of the contents
was saved. He is employed nights
in the paper mills at Westbrook and
was asleep. He did not know of the
fire until the house was ablaze. The
fire spread from the burned buildings
through the dry grass and, driven by
the wind, swept over an S0-acre
timber lot owned by the Lewis heirs.
William Weeks barn was destroyed,
The fire was stopped at South street
in the outskirts Of Gorham village.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-10
"Tribute" to r. G. harrington

The Portland Evening Express Ad-
vertiser shows a snapshot of Frank
G. Harrington of this city, caught in
a characteristic pose, and appends
the following:
Establishing a machine gun en-
placement in kenncbec county much
to the surprise and CONSERVATION Of
the inhabitants Of this supposedly
impregnable county, our official gun
ner recently caused heavy casualty
list amongst the prominent men of
Augusta and vicinity. No sooner had
ne dropped into the Capital City, ana
unslung his machine gun. than he
saw Frank G. Harrington backed up
against the side Of an office building
With no chance of escape. When he
had made sure of his victim. he ad-
mtted TO pang of regret. I shot one
Of the best fellows i'll kennebec cour-
ty that time Frank harrington. al
ways more or less in the public eye
despite his quiet and genial ways. is
now right in the spotlight as cam
didate for another legislative term,
and for the Speaker of the Maine
House of Repre- For a
number of years Mr.. harrington was
n United States commissioner. and
he has been city clerk OF Augusta
and has served his home town and
district in many ways. Have been
told, but can't vouch for it, that
Frank is one of the most capable ninl-
rods in Central Maine. and that his
unerring aim has been the despair OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-10

Funeral services for the late FL
len Lyon We're held at o'clock on
Thursday afternoon from the Advent
church at West Sidney in the 1ies
ence Of many relatives and trends
and amid many beautiful flowers
Rev. p. +. Miller Of East Corinth Of
ftciated, and two selections" Some
time Wen Understand" and '"rh2
Pearly White City" were rendered
By quartet composed of Frank
Taylor. Frank Robinson, Mrs. Al.
drew kecne and Mrs. Herbert L.
Trask. with Mrs. LYDIA Smith as or
ganist. Interment was made in tiie
family lot in the Cottlc cemetery at
West Sidney. the bearers beng f..
+. Dudley, William Blalsdel. VIII
liam Folsom and II. f Task.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-10

TT is no use talking" said one IF
Augustus fishermen yesterday, "the
fishing at Cobbosseecontec isn't any
thing to what it ought to be. consid-
erins the work that has been done il
the past in the way Of stocking til.
lake with trout and salmon try.
Some good fish are taken there each
spring. but the number is nothing
compared with what it should be
when the thousands of fry which have
been planted are considered. TO
my mind. the bass and the pickercl
which swarm the lake are RESPONSE
BILE for the destruction of thousands
of the small trout and salmon, while
during the spawning season in the
fall the cells and suckers. both ct
which fish are great spawn eaters,
destroy millions of eggs. | know that
! Cobbosseecontee is closed to winter
fishing and has been for a number Of
years, but l firmly believe that were
ice fishing allowed it would furnish
a means Of getting rid II some Of
the pickerel, and that would help out
the trout and salmon fishing after the
ice leaves the lake in the spring An
occasional trout or salmon might he
taken through the ice. but that would
rot hurt the spring fishing any, and
we all know that the pickerel will
bite as readily during the winter
months as at any time. I'm telling
you. too. that l think you will see
Cobbosseecontee opened TO ice fishing.
and that too. before great while"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-10

After q year located on the farnt
Of Mrs. Louisa Gallagher, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charlie Smith have moved to
the Quaker road on the farm OF
Mrs. Eta Goddard.
Alex Mills and Harvey Smith went
to Winthrop Sunday. where they
passed the day.
leighton Castle and his mother,
Mrs. George Castle, and Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. +. Mills of Belgrade We're
party Wednesday evening at the
Mills homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. French went
to Belgrade Tuesday on business.
William keere was hauling sand
Wednesday preparatory to having
his chimneys repaired.
Mrs. William Blaisdell has re-
turned to her home at West Sidney
after having been with her daugh-
ters. Misses Grace and Elsie Blals-
dell in Augusta during the winter.
Eben Dudley, North Augusta, was
at the Mills homestead Tuesday and
Wednesday on business.
Misses Mary, Frances and Abbie
Knowles, Ethel Scribner, Ethel Rus
sell and Ida Hawthorne were a
party from Augusta to take tea with
Misses Eta and Susie LovejOy.
Mrs. e. l.. Swift went to Hinckley
Friday morning, returning Tuesday
night.
! Ernest Wyman, +. J.. Swift and
\ Leland Black are hauling potatoes
| to Belgrade for shipment.
William keene took party in his
new auto to Belgrade Lakes Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Andrew Keene has been ir
Waterville attending the Advent
| Conference.
Mrs. Alex Mills passed Tuesday
! evening with Mrs. G. H. Oulton.
Mrs. Mills passed the day Satur.
day with her daughter. Mrs. Eber
! Dudley.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ballard were
at West Sidney Tuesday, stopping
over night with Mr.. Billiards. par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Ballard
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard will soon come
to their farm at West Sidney for the
summer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Tillson have
| been callers at Alex Mills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-10
harrington Grammar 81; St. Marv,s "a

1t was reported in Juvenile base
bah circles last evening that there
vas something doing ON the petlen-
gili's Corner diamond yesterday af-
ternoon and that the harrington
grammar school nine annexed anoth-
or to its growing list of victories by
defoating the st. Marys nlne with
q score Of 81 to II. Tho Earrinston
battery was Clary and Austin. and
that of st. Mary's. Bowling and Au-
ger 1t was reported last evening;
that one reason for the difference in
me scores OF the two teams was
Partly due to the fact that the Far
HEgton pitcher camouilagcd the ball.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-10
DON'T Be BALD
Row TO Make Hair Grow Strong,
Thick and Lustrous.

Few Of US get bald in a day and we
an nave ample warning when our hair
is thinning out.
Parisian sage is a most efficient hair
.np!gorator, but to Immediately stop any
Iurller loss Of hair and quickly start 4
new growth it must be rubbed into the
s si - the starved hair roots can
reaiIy aosorb it and get the vital stimn
llation so badly needed. You will surely
re- re oenshted with the first application,
LOT toa, ~ oor mar and scalp should looi. and
ierl IW per cent better
ota a,.saan sage is not expensive. It's n
s sa;r preparation that supplies all
nam heeds.a clean, non-sticky, anti
s se.p Mould that is sold BY druggists
esrfsWnere with guarantee to give you
perrlec, satisfaction or money refunded.
GOOD looking hair is half the battle in
a ane ins Nes, or womans personal appear
hair ana ae means dull. thin. lifeless
troun h now insures thick and lus-
t tepus , hair ior years TO come. No mat
Yer y.a Mnat Your hair troubles try a
not r. ' be- d;s sage massage tonight-you will
mayl0-l5-17
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Mrs. Josephine Whittemore, Quincy.
Mass

The remains of Mrs. Josephine
Whittemore. widow of the late Major
Charles E. Whittcmore, whose death
occurred on Monday. May 6, AZ
Quincy. Mass, at the age of IS ye:l 5.
were brought to Augusta on TIE
24z express Thursday afternoon and
taken to Mt. Pleasant cemetery,
where interment was made in the
family lot beside the remains OF her
husband. The remains We're accom-
panied to Augusta by Mrs. White
more's brother Louis Newcome of
New York City, and by Mrs. Pack
ard sister Of Mrs Whittemore. of
Quincy. Mass.
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SIDNEY
Miss Ellen Lyon

WEST-The death Of Ellen Lyon
occurred at her home, West Sidney,
Monday. May 6, after a weeks ILL
ness from pneumonia In the pass
ing Of Miss Lyon the people have
lost a kind friend and neighbor.
Her life was unselfish, sympathetic,
Of CHEEKY nature and given to hos
pitality. For long period OF years
she had under her care children
from homes and charities and had
continued to give to many boys and
girls her love and care until her
death. Miss Lyon was the daughter
Of the late Ira and Diana Browning
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vicinity and the promotion Of tho
water powers in and adjacent to the
village, of which there are four
splendid privileges within the limi.
Of two miles.
II. P. Reed, ST., was elected presi-
dent, j. D. Quinnam, secretary, r. A.
Doe, treasurer.
Board OF directors, H. p. Reed.
sr., j. D. Quinnam, F. A. Doe, v. S.
Odlin and J. A. Merrill. Regular
meeting will be held Tuesday eve
ming of eafh week at s o'clock. =
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WEEKS MILLS

At a very enthusiastic meeting of
the business men of Weeks Mills,
Me, Tuesday evening, May Z, 1918,
the Weeks Mills Business Mems AS
ISOLATION was organized.
The aim and purposes of the asso-
ciation is the development Of the
natural resources Of the Immediate
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Miss Bertha Parent Of this city was
before Judge Lancaster Of the NUM-
cipal court Thursday forenoon be-
cause Of complaint which was en-
tered by i, seph Parent, father Of the
girl. who alleged that ST.. was IN dan
ger Of falling into ways OF vice and
in>mo; all,,. and after the 3udy, had
inquired into the marter 1t was de-
oidcc that the girl be committed to
the state School for Girl; It Hrl!o
ypi1
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Mrs. Fred PeIIetier

Geornicr Pellcticr, wife Of Fred
Fcllctier, passed away Thursday af-
ternoon at her homo at 10 Oxford
street after a weeks illness of pnel-
monia. The deceased was 80 years
of age. The husband and FIVE chill
oren survive. Funeral services will
be held at 9 O'Clock next Saturday
morning at the st. Augustine church,
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L. s. Young has a plentiful supply
of that most toothsome fish, the
shad. 1t is fresh caught and splen-
did wartime dish. Mackerel, hall
but, finnan haddie and clans. also
fresh today. Phone 5SS.-Adv.
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At the annual meeting Of the Grand
Council of Maine. r. and s. NJ. held
Wednesday afternoon at Portland,
Thomas H. BODICE of Augusta was
was elected to the Office of most illus
trious grand master.
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Last weeks special at the. Direct
Importing Company's store proved
so popular that the offers are re-
pcated again today for the benefit Of
those who were unable to take ad-
vintage Of the sale.-Ady.
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scbop ~. II: H. Stuart of the public
IA I DOS or Augusta. went Thursday
cows" eo. "here he will today attend
~ Tasention Of the Pcnobscot cam.
wh,cs aehers Association and befor,
wi ne will read paper
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the horned tribes that populate the
Maine woods; also that the trout
come to his net for the asking and
without even requiring the lure Of
bait"
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Card of Thanks

wish to thank my neigEbors and
friends for their kindness and sym
pathy during the illness and death
of my mother, Ellen Lyon; also fl
the beautiful floral tributes.
JOHN PENNEY.