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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
ssreb Carlton reiite Gnsbaa til

- Sreo Carlton reiite Snsbag til
minneapolis pr. IutomobiI. Ter.
fra refer ban pioere til Hortb %.
foto for at ie til nleo fine Sarm.
intereSier.
On Nepe al Wrs. 5. 8. &it.
teIsbp Der / @peu, Sarl 2pons sic.
perS, Son al PHI. Is. Siepers i @a-
terloo, fees at pGre bIet 2sittant /
Apiotionaforpiet.
- SAILOR HoniIo og Samilie ira
Selper 1opnibip bar tililpttet oct
Sus / @eit 9ecorab, iom De for no.
gen Sio iioen fisbte al glOpofat
5. ". Nelion.
- Wii5 2llella See tom Srebag
tiIbagc ira 0tinneiota, bpor bun bar
npret 2prerin6c | Tiilter, for at
tilbringe Sommcrcn hos fin Wober,
Mrs. 3. ". See.
Grin amin6ion, iom eft Tors
Sib bar opbolot iig Der hos lin Soo.
ger og Ssiter, Wr. o. MrS. s. 81.
NeIior, rciite Wonoog tilboae til
Snfiter, q. Gof.
WrS. @lis. 9pnne reiite 2sr'
bao til WiIeS Gitp, Wontono. Sam.
men rleo lin Nano refer bum oeriro
pioerc til Teitfpiten, bpor De agter
of tiIbrinae Sommeren.
aiome G. 2pnne bar iolgt fin
@rocerpiorretning til Den lofale
Brand al Nmeriean Cooperative
Nsiocintion. ct lterre Intal Sor'
mere Der / Gountpet CT Weolenmer
al Nsiocintionen
Mrs. s. u. 8. Treus fra
minneapolis bar prrct bernebe noqle
Gage poo @cice hos i'm Iaoer, 6.
s. @nu9en. Spigcrisnncn oq Sat
tcrcn, Mtr. oo airs. 81. g. @ipruo,
cr o9ioa / @pen benne ltge.
Wr. og MrS. 6. 8. Sofaaien
fom iorleoen Gag tilbage ira Win-
nenpoliS, boor De bar beisat i'm
Sm otto, ion1 orbeioer ser for ct
rleftriif &ompnni Sc har ogiaa
nrrct / @iSconiin % beisgt WrS.
SpIter.
Troiesior 81. 90. Mooelitno err
reiit til llniperiitetet / gnn Nrbor,
ior at iul6iore lin Iibono-
Tor 9o~ftorQrooeu. Mrs. go.
og Gatteren bill tilbrin9e
Sommereu hos line SorPlbre /
BIenipoob, Wiun.
3elcaraien brirger Giterrct'
1ing ON, at SSacf s. @epons, Der
at bere bienne / Secorab,
v blcuet lanret paa Slogmarfen |
SronfriQe. @enans e%riareS at bare
II Slpgtning al ". &. SorriS, Der
r brakeman paa &ocf Ssslano pa.
zen.
SioIte Manboa reiite 2lop6
GarI Nelion % Gitlei
,lnocrIon ill Gehor Nnpios Tor at
,pcrpe iig. 6eritnGpnte bar life
lntoAeIig pnn @runo al Ell 2caemS-
eli, mcbcns sc andre TO ontoges al
% icnote$ pioere til Ct.
.. 6. NeIion og Snmilie ira
Bicnna, 2. Iaf., fom bertil SirSoug
or at beiege bans Softer, Mrs
Sl,$. Nonion, % onore SlGgtnin-
Ter o0 @cnner. Sc fom pr. au-
ontobil % leoiaeeoeS al Wtr, %
Mrs. Slllilis 9reffe, Ser li9elcoeS
III beie9e SIG9t og aicnote paa
Srofter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
60 SilIioner / Slater.

@afbington ben lobe Sun: Wan
oenter oeilne uge Snobetalingen al
oct iterite SfattebeIsb / 2anoets Si.
ltorle, ioet man antager, at Der /
ugenS Sob bill bli inbbetaIt oper
2,OOO,OOO.000 Dollars i Snofomit.
% neutrality-suspicious.. SisIe
Sfatter maa nemIis pare inobetalt
leneit Dem lobe sunni.
StsIe Sfatter belsber iia iaIt til
omtrent 50, 775 ,OOO,O 900, men Der.
Of er aaerebe ca. $5OO,OOO,O 900
:nbbetalt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
Selnes' nye Boo.

NY"
Soban Selnes tr9naer ingen SIT
troonftion til "Oecorab. Boiten"s
S9lere. Den ipge 0igters Iapn
bar be iioite tire aars 1io iorefom.
met ofte Der i gIaoet / 6orbinoeIie
rteo ben SnoiamIins, iom / bets
S1lefreos bar peret foretat til
Fam, og ira Iio til onben bar set
og'aa inoeboIot ilere pnfre Sigte
ira bans Saano. SntereSierebe bar
'aaleoeS temmelig goot a%ienoffab
baaoe til bans Stiaina % til bans
Oigtergaper. Haar Der iaaleoeS mi
er iiotommet en- ny gog al BAN, Iaa
nj De ltror bore flor oper to Sing;
for oct fsritc, of 9ooen er pqro at
eie, og for oct anbet, at set er oppr.
maaoe meget ON at gisre, at Ser
'Glges NOT al Den til at set fan bli
en- pirfelig SieIp for Sen uonrerfe.
&c, rremoeIes ipge Soriatter, ser /
Here aar bar fiRmpet iIia en- tap.
per Scamp for aiuet % ScIicn.
SeIneS' BOG beoer "&eItlanoS.
toner" og inoeboIoer ct itprre l1o.
holg al Gigte, ioritoen nogcn Bro
'afort9linger. 9oaen er noait paa
6. e. Softer BubIiibing Cos 6or.
lag | minneapolis. Gen err, iom
alt, Der fommer fra Bette Birma,
iGroeles imuft u%oItprct og foiter
l%nobunoet 81. Ser er trpft ct
OpIag al 1000 GrempInrer, og oct
tr at baabe, at bette nloa ripcs bort
; en- Sci, Iaa at baobe 6orIaget fan
faa line lol9g eritattct % 6orfat-
tcren Den 2en for lit Nrbeioe, iom
ban iaa bel FOREIGNER % baarot be-
beper.
Som Grempel pno, at ser er SSll-
tereSie for, bpao Selncs ifriner, fan
incomes, at noget ODER 300 Grem-
alarer al "Geltlanostoncr" bar for.
uobeitiIt. @n enfeIt Wano bapoe
Iolgt og inoicnot Detailing for 40
Grcmplarcr. Wnnge al Selncs'
0cnncr bar lopet at ia iig al Sal
get bier / jim &rebs, % hi baaber,
at mango, mango ANDRE bill aiere
Oct er life Sorlagets
at tiene Eengc pna gogen.
giterat neutrality-suspicious. er
orffet, uil a0e Snotrqter al SaIect
aon til Sorfatteren iclp.
Sois bisle 1000 Gremplorcr
IGIges Iaa no0enIunbe itror,
set bli Ell Sielp, iom forilog.
Gao oerfor ale, iom bar Smag Tor
goo 2Gsni,tg, % iom er interesie.
ret /, at Soban Selncs ifal fna Iepe
% fortIGtte at ifripe, IA 6raffcn al
"a gisre, bpoo DC fan Tor at uobre.
Sc @ogen bans! Scno en- Collar
til opennppnte TorIlq siirma eler
"Snmiliens Waeoiin", Minneapo.
Iis, Winn., % iaa Gem @oaen til
ierot. Maor De bar mobtat Den,
iao piS oen til GereS Naboer % faa
Dem til at fiebe Sen ogIno, life bare
IN al oem, men re 5, 10,
90 al DEM. Get er Sen beoite og
melt efieftine Woooe, bporpaa man
nj fan noe Sohnn Selnes i'm @i-
itano og giere DC pafre Ter$, bpor-
nco ban aabner 0igtIamlingcn til
Tigtct beoer IS al min
% Ipocr Zig:
- al min tnngiel % al min nsb,
ceo tliien tillutte 0ere
Ieg meotc rpitcr, ser iteg % Ieb
Iom t~lotfcrs flemt / nit ore.
Sc Tom iaa itertt ira st % ncit,
ira roro, ira ipb "a fraopen;
Be tom iont fiigIe / ioI os felt
% flei iaa let 9ieuuem ifoseu. -
Ren tlcmtct Iuttct icg tirrIig inS,
ia, iirrIis ino / nit hierte.
ca beitib brute / ijGl ng iinb,
% sIGhc bspet 6ocr imerte.
oao tat min ifaber for b~imIens euIb!
oap tot for IutrenNe ea9el
af 9ooe soil er oor Hobo nils.
- ies bar ei sriuN til at hase.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
Smaapluf.
WiiiS Wnrie Ninpf

WfilS Warie Siueboe reiItc
Seroog til N~ortbiielo, Ntinn.
0aiis 0ogmor Speroti rciite
Seroaq til Rocfipeu Gitu, So.
OfiI$ @nrbnro @orSbeim rciite
Nanoag til SoIoicrS @rope, @iS.
Wfr. % @trS. srIbcrt Gucitob
er reiit til minneapolis, bpor De
bereiter bill DO.
- WtiSieS 0iobel Sobniou og
Nnno Nnoerion rciite Qerboo til
Seattle, @oib.
Vtrs. Z. &icf bar baut @eieo
al lin Seiter, WrS. @nbreip Nnoerion
ira eagle @rooe.
Wtii5 GoeI &uatpebt bar Ell
llGeS Gio beieet line IorTlore ga.
Itor % WrS $. .. &ustpeot.
E~roicsior &nIoer TOM Sirs.
oog biem ira @aibington, 3. g.,
boor han tiIbrngte ct Bar llqer.
- WtiiS emma Compton fom
blcm Seroag ira Chicago, bpor hun
bar opbolot liz en- IWngere 2io.
MiiS Gitber Gorriion fom
&ir@oa0S Nften bicm ira Chicago
Tor at tiIbrinqc Sommcrierien her.
- Ncrmou Hreus rciite 2sroua
til Chicago ior at ano ino / 2pelie5-
lfoIen pe0 6Ionoeitntionen berneNc.
- Mi@icS SrIia % Hutb aorS.
rllN bcielcr fin Setter, Wtra. GaItor
Scrmon Noro6n / Nbbot3foro, @iS.
r. Ntr@. hilbert Muocrion ira
alberta, Canada, or berncoe pon Ell
Giiit hos lin @robcr, Iliitin 9ltro8
- gfii2 Nnno SoIcm ira 6oroc.
q. Tof.. tiIbrirQer ct Var Tiger
her i @cirQ hos Mrs. Mion seq
ner.
Vtii5 Nnno SofIc rciitc 2crooa
I'll 6opctte, bpor blr bill i%refucntere
llppcr Soma lluiperlitp'a Sommcr
ifoIc.
Mr&. Mole Carton ~tiItranotc
Yton6oq Nciicn ill @rcot SAILS,
Wont, boor bun piI ti%IbrinQc Som
merel.
- &obn &uaa % Son al Grc$co
oor / 0ecorob / SlutninQcn al iio-
tie ll0e % ailol0e "Gecorob. Voiten"
Ell @iiit
N}ii5 @cIcn ". Fctcrion %
Nrtblu NJ. Stec, be0ac fra GIermont
ga, bIco Sen 6te sunni Ugteuiet
her / @ucn.
- Wir2. (bcoOore SnIperion Tom
bcrueo Nonoo9 ira Minncioto pao
ell @iiit hos lin Mooer, Mrs. Sal
item Neliou.
Mr@. u. ). RoieIano ira
&roiston, Mliun.. fon BERTH Mon.
Gag Tor at bcieae i'm Wtooer, Mrs.
&. 81 Clion.
&roieSior DR.. 2. 6. gIuis
ofcr % Nlitru reiitc Serooa Ill
ct TouI, bUor Sc nil opboIoe ia
9iennem Sonuuercn.
Mrs. GlinQboe % Cater ira
SowrenceburG, Gem, err / @uen
pao @ciog hos @ra. G.& Setter
Mrs. Z. M Suunei&.
Troic$ior SbOmpion, mango.
oort8 Carer res 2ltber Goaeoe. hor
reiianeret ira lin Stiujng % piI mes
6amilie lutte til CHICAGO.
Norri5 Guenrilb ga Clarence
Sltoe rciite Manooa til @oIinc, SQ..
bpor De ifol begurNe al orbcibe i Ell
Al Observation-Disclosures
DIE Iroerion ira @oans.
9finn., fom bcrncO 2srSag poa en-
&iiit hos line Gstrc, @rS. Scper-
ION 90 Mrs. $. gnabretior.
Nfisic5 gfinnic % SiQo M.
Shompion reiitc SirSoa9 i'll @lacier
National Bart, Nort., bpor Sc piI
opboloe liz Ell Gel al Sommeren.
WtiiS Wap a~linfenbera fom
SnSooa tiIboge ira Sporta, @iS..
boor bun bopoe ppret iii 9earapeI
len eitcr i'm aiiiinc, @rS. Geo. e.
Sroots, bois Rigenapn bar Maric
Slion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14

"yersensfiorS". Otter bpao Sobe
& 80. / W%inneapoIis bar %erfaret,
er Den norife uncertainties Gam.
per "gersensfiorb" afeaaet til
Imerifa, og BasIaserer iii Noro.
oeIten bill naa fine @eitemmeIies.
lteoer omfring ben 23oe SUM-.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
ABE Nargans.

Sc fsrite 4 1unfter bleb peota.
get uoen Gisfusiion.
Tiinfterne 1 % 2 i~nbeboloer al.
minoeIige Observation-Disclosures.
(Wtere.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14

NnifeS. = On biirtia nprenbe
~ Sorretnins trGnser en- bpstia % BRIT.
tia Steuoarai. 0ette er en- iortrinlie Nn=
lebnins for ben rette periou. Senpsnbelier
ber tie | e9en Saanbifriit. sipenbe alber.
llbounneIie og Grforins. Silifrip Sor II,
Gare OF Soften, Seeorab. Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14

Neoiafte Sarter g. issa::sstsa''s ,'', s:, =.
efrser. 6srtriuiis 1etiestna I'll Rebia,fe 3uier
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14

ciliaI9S.-Gn balp Section bel
opbprtet Sarm, 2 Ml ira Sp. @arb
Gountp, 9. Z. 800. 900 tontant. Reiten
paa @rsbe, gibstaliue mob ; Grrcsnt &eute.
Apresie: Dor ass, genion, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14

NnifcS!-9it Rapn. bpis on er
- interesleret at bebre bine 6aar. tbi ri
fan bielpe big. tan pie big mere uopol9t
0anb til Ell miubre HriS, eno bu tan iinoe
roget onbetiteos. aittin Sountp CT befienbt
lom ct Wieierioilrift. W.in9 er attlrat bet
rette, % priierne er enbuu meset lane. me-
bens port Selifab pf gipe big fang Beta
tin9stib. om on iaa enifer. Telg big life
en- 6arm no9et Steb, ferenb ou bar leit Dor
eiteratur. Arnolb, 9anb @Sent. Rod Sslano
6ailpap, 1856 @olpiu Slb9.. 0ulutb, Winu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14

bar enoel meeet
- fine Sarms tilialss biaist % poo Istte
Bilfaar. Silifrip os ON intsresierst / 9anb.
cSnbipar 9anbassnters SommiSii oner.
q auawan State ganf, ~6alanap, Seder
Gountp. Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14

0tNalaS. -Smprooeo Tarme meb
eusr ueeu Beginning. COB. eanb oa
sIimat. ct 9aoainsSbus msb Groceri:
butt snifes iolst for Suli. @ooe Silfaar.
8. eunb, eaursns. Stieso 6ountp. Hew
Yorf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14

nprheflaSfeS &alue al Short
" born. 9nerniep os SoIiisin Race.
-eratsb" for Grpuisforisnoins. $500 OBJ
opsr. ~lepaIsts msb Senipn til 5ppe oa
8act. Taa fnlbtanbis Splpsnine. Saul
Sobnion, 90. ct. Paul, Winusiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14

No9boIner DUTIES al ct bel
~ stableret lotalt Sirma. Maa pGre
atfnrat oe paaiibelis. On iortriulis alns
iebning for en- bpstis Manb til meb Iibeu
at blipe sperite gosbolber. 6%enpsnbelier
sisres i esen Saanbitriit. ansiuenoe alber.
Grfarins os esnsforlansenbe. S~ilifrip
gor "a, Gare Of "Foitsn", Seeorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14

T and for Sa1e.-200 acres of
IL fine Montana land for sale. price
$3.50 o pr. acre. Nine miles from Tigen in
Fergus Co. Call or write to Oscar Dahl,
Valley City, N. Oak.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-29
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
CLOTHING DESIGNERS
PLEDGE CONSERVATION

Baltimore, Nd, June .S-ln resolu-
tions eliminating all cutting ana
making of mems and boys clothing
that could tend to waste either ma
terial or labor, the National Associa-
ton of Clothing designers today
pledged itself to support the conser-
walton recommendations of the war
industries board of the National
Council of Defense. The designers
who are holding their semi-annual
convention here unanimously passed
every resolution that was suggested
with the idea of saving material. All
unnecessary seams-that is all seams
other than those joining essential
parts of garments-Will be eliminated
from the backs of coats, thus dong
away with the Panel back, fancy
plated backs and yokes. All embell-
ishments, such as patch pockets,
belts and the like, og, TOO.
All of the suggested economics will
be submitted to the war board FOR
approval
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-29

Several interesting facts have been
published concerning the remarkable
swim bladder" of fishes. This blad-
der is formed of tissue containing an
intricate network of blood vessels,
and thus resembles the lungs or other
vessels in it's structure. The main
function of the blood vessel network
is that Of secreting oxygen, and this
gas is produced in especially large
amount in fish which change their
depth rapidly, the object being to
compensate for the effects of chang
ing pressure, for increas of pressure
tends to compress the gas in the
bladder and so to diminish the fish's
buoyancy. When a fish is weighted
so as to sink in water, it rises after a
time, and large quantities of oxygen
are then found in the swim -blad-
der"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-29
TWO OFFICERS
ARE DISMISSED
FROM SERVICE

Little Rock, Ark, June 2s.-By VII
tue Of a Geographic communication
from the war department received at
headquarters at Camp Pike today.
Capt. Eugene c. Rowan. late Of the
lend depot brigade, was dismissed
from the service and Lieut.. Robert II.
Hall was dismissed and given SEN
tence Of 25 years hard labor at the
military prison at Leavenworth. kas.
Capt Rowan's case attracted con-
siderable attention while it was be
fore a general court martial several
months ago, because = was the first
time the color line has figured in a
national army court.
Lieut.. Hall deserted his orSaniza-
ton late in February AMI u check up
of the mess fund revealed shortages
amounting to about $1,000. Hail IS
native of Brooklyn, n. y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-29

Key West is noted for it's cigar fac
tories, its turtles and its banyan
tree. 1t is also something of a fisher
mans paradise, although its resources
in that line attract few tourists. The
warm blue waters are full Of all sorts
of fish, from species indistinguishable
from the we'll known northern ones,
to those that resemble in shape,
habits and color nothing but the
creatures of a nightmare. In the mat
ter of turtles, Key West seems to oc-
cupy an eligible central situation
with reference to the SOURCE of sup
plies. The wharves are loaded with
the great clumsy brutes, looking
strangely intelligent and distressed
as they stretch their elastic necks
looking for some escape on the fatal
path to the soup pot. Turtle soup
is almost too cheap in Key West to
command the attention of the fastid-
iouS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-29

John s. Tapley, superintendent OF
schools of the union composed of the
towns of Atkinson, Bradford. Charles
ton, Cornth and kenduskeag. has re-
signed to, accept the SUPPLEMENTARY Of
1.-THE Oakland union. Mr.. Tapley went to
Charleston seven years ago when the
union was composed of the town Of
Bradford, Charleston, Hudson and Ken
duskeag. Two years later. Corinth took
the place Of Hudson in the union, and
one year ago, Atkinson was added.
Under his charge there has been
marked increase IN the efficiency of the
schools and his departure will be deeply
regretted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-29

Detroit today completed the DIS
posal of the players OF the Little
Rock Club.
Washington, June 2S-W. r. e.
Corson, of Hartford, Conn.,, was to-
day named administrative engineer
to conduct the campaign of the fuel
administration to cut down waste OF
coal in power plants in New Eng
land.
Syracuse. N. Y, June 2S-Mar-
shall A. Hudson, of Syracuse, was
today reelected president of the
National Baraca-Philathea Union.
Miss Henrietta Heron, OF Elgin. Ill:
was chosen first vice president and
Mrs. N. Buckner, general secretary
of the North Carolina Baraca and
Philathe Association was elected
second vice president.
New York. June 2S.-Resolutions
asking the United States to assist in
bringing about freedom for Ireland
were adopted at meeting held here
tonight by the Irish Progressive
League. Fifteen hundred persons at
tended the gathering, which was de-
scribed as "A loud protest against the
whole infamous rule of England.
Kisses and cat calls greeted mention
of that country.
New York, June 2s.-The task of
providing educational and recreation
al work for women employed at the
% government munition plants soon
to be in operation in this country has
been assigned to the Y. w. G. A. Miss
iErnestine friedman. head of the IN
dustrial war work department out
lined her plans for this work at the
National headquarters Of the associ-
| alton here today. The program as
outlined included athletics. military
I drill, folk dancing and picnics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-29

We know wife who says she doesn't
know what her husband would do OF
Eunday afternoon if it wasn't for his
work bench in the cellar; and another
wife we know thanks her stars when
something happens to disarrange the
water system. Out comes her hus-
bands alligator wrench-a weapon pow
erful enough to break the most stub
born spell. We shouldn't be surprised
if this sapient lady sometimes tiptoes
up to the attic. and with a hairpin or
Observation-Disclosures sovereign woman's
weapons-bends the plunger in the tank
Richard Rowland Kimball in the
House Beautiful.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-29

The first great philosopher Of the re-
naissance and the first great martyr u
modern science and free thought, Gior-
dano Bruno was burned at the stake in
Rome 31S years ego. A great statue
Of Bruno. built by contributions from
scientists and freethinkers OF the world.
now stands in the Campo Del Flor,
facing the vatican, and a demonstrate
is held there every year on February
16 He taught that in all the diverse
phenomena OF the universe there must
he something that gives unity and &C.
herence to the whole, and that. as part
Of the divine whole. the human soul is
immortal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-29
Proposed Bridge Over
Hudson to Lessen the
Distance From the West

New York, June 28-The proposed
bridge across the Hudson river at
Castleton would make possible a
"cut-off' in hauling freight from the
west to the ports OF New York and
New England and would almost
double tie. freight-carrying capac-
ity OF the New York Central and its
connsetions near Albany, said a
statement issued by the railroad
company here tonight
1t would divert heavy traffic from
Albany, where steep grades and
drawbridges have caused most ser
ious railroad congestion the trans
portation officials declared and
would provide direct connection ov-
ser easy grades between the West
Shore, Boston and Albany and New
York Central main lines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-29

Ice caves that are natural cold stor-
age warehouses have been discovered III
the ava beds As miles southeast of
klamath Falls, Ore. Beneath the lava
sheets, and revealed by erosion, the ex-
plorers found canverns whose wal! !
bear writings and pictures made Ky
prehistoric races that seem to be evil
IDENTIFY of Oriental origin. None of the
Indians residing in the klamath reser-
walton have been able to decipher cop
les OF the writing. Some of the pictures
show great ships, equipped with rudy
sails and with oars similar to the Phoe-
nician gallcys.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-29
"Y" WORKERS
ARE CITED
FOR BRAVERY

Paris, June 2S.-Two American Y.
Nj. c. A. workers. w. d. Howell of
Detroit and the Rev. Murray Bart
lett. former chaplain in the Phillip
pine islands, have been cited for brav-
cry. Howelrs citation says that
During a heavy bombardment and
gas attack he assisted in the removal
Of wounded and gassed and gave re
ligious burial to the dead, and gave
an example Of courage, energy and
efficiency"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-29
NEW LIQUOR
ORDER IN N. az.

Albany, N. Y. June 2S.~No alco-
holic beverages will be allowed to be
sold in New York City after. r. M,
unless they are drunk on the prem
Uses where sold, according .t0san order
issued tonight by Governor Whitman.
The fact that soldiers and sailors in
some instances have been able to OBJ
tain liquor, although they were not
personally served where it was pur-
chased, led the governor to take tflis
action. The order is for the duration
of the war.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-29

Perhaps the prohibition of horse rae
ing would be more deeply resented IN
Mongolia than in any other country OF
the world. There it ranks as the fay.
orite pastime of all classes. including
the Buddhist clergy. who number fully
one-third of the total nopu,ation Tho
races are never less than 10 miles and
the Mongolian derby is contest
over 30 miles OF rough stepe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-29
20 GERMAN
APPLIANCES
ARE DESTROYED

London, June 28.-Twenty German
airplanes were destroyed by British
aviators in air fighting on the west
.ern front Thursday, according to the
British official communication deal
ing with aviation issued tonight. In
addition the enemy aircraft were
forced to earth out of control. M
The British themselves last four
teen machines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-29
TWO AVIATORS
KILLED, MOUNT
CLEMENS, MICH.

Mount Clemens, Mich, June 2s-
Lieut.. Raymond Templeton of Pen
dleton, Ore, and Private Edgar Saw
yer of Hartford, Conn. of the SSrd
Aero Squadron. L. S. A., were killed
here this afternoon when their ma
chine went into a tail spir and
crashed about $50 feet to the ground.
The machine caught fire and both
bodies were badly burned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-29

The damage caused by the blowout at
the Ellsworth Power station last fall is
now being repaired permanently, a gen.
orator and other material having ar
rived after a long wait. The loss there
was about sl2,oO0 The work of map
stringing the cables will take several
weeks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-29
REV. EDWARD CHASE
DIES AT YARMOUTH

Yarmouth, Me, June 28-Rev. Ed
ward Chase. one of the eldest Congrc-
agtional preachers in the State and 4
successful business man died today
aged 81 years. He was a native of
Baltimore and has held pastorates in
Hallowell Kennebunk and other
places. He is survived by a son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-29

At one time cotton men in Maccn.
Ga. thought that the presence Of n
man with hand organ and monkey
on the streets of that city had a li-
lect bearing on the cotton market,
causing decline in price. At 1ue
time the organ man was prohibited
by municipal law. but later was a!-
mittcd on payment Of substantial
1iccDSc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-29

There is an adage somewhere to the
effect that the fighter who loses his
temper gladdens his enemy. The ex-
perts of the prize ring will tell you
this is true saying. In further proof
we have the Solomonic assurance
that he who is slow to anger is bet
ter than the mighty. All of which
means that anger is weakening, and
that the man who permits his temper
to rule him has a destructive master.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-29

The late Harrison T. White Of
Richmond, Kan, Travelled over Doug
las. Usage and Shawnee Counties as 4
Methodist preacher when there " ere
no churches. For more than 80
years he preached without pay and
worked on mis- farm for a living.