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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-23
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rolcn bon bl1l1ocsmeiter ErDbi6ition
1id)ts millcn. Sic b%eboltpten, oie
Hcgcllll1o Scr Getrdnfefrage let cine
e(ngelcgellbcit Scr Staoten, Sic 9nn=
Desrcgicrul1g bobe nidts oreir5ure=
sen. Die Ien1pfratel1 bon Mlabamu
pollcr sic Nedte Der Staaten nibt
nerfiin1r1crt bobelt. 9lber 0us lil10
Oieicl6en Gemofroter1, Sic 5l1r Ser
fiir5ll1g ser Ncdtc Scr Std0te Do
oltrdp, Sap man ibnen nit @ilfe Ser
l6l1olidcn 8elcbgcber Erobibition
ol1Igco!,u bon ser lie 11idts pilIen
moltell, bcrcitlpiQig sic 9ano ge6pterl
fo6cn. Mltd sic 9elnofroten bon
9uobon,u bobcn Ser Erobibitiorsbe=
lpegl1l,g i'm 2onoe Dorgearbeitet. Sic
boben oos inter bem itiQiftDeige11=
Sen Gorbcbalt getbar, DaB lie 1elblt
Nclegenbeit fit0en piirocl1, Dos Itaot=
lid,c Erp6ibitionsgelet, 6us fir sic
Neoer 1rl1o fiir sic Ntrbeiter gen1ad)t
lpltrOc, at ltmgebel1, 10 Diel GIT trlr=
fen, ols JIG ~begebrte11. 9ta1n ober nit
Ser Moglidfeit gered)net lperoen
mus, ooB ibnen bieie @elegenbeit &C.
1tollllne1t mcrbcn f0n11te, flagcn tic
iiber @%cfd6r0l1ng Scr Hed)te Der
Stootcn, it sic eill5ugreifen Die Ste
gierlt1g nidt bcfl1gt lei. Sic 1ebe11
sic Ncilter or1mari6ierell Die tic &C.
rllfe1l, ul1o nt0dten tic germ los lein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-23

9nri6en inn @elo1ge erfplgreid) er.
prpbt bat. Gin iold) lpbensapertbes
l1l1terl1ebmen fa11u l1nb ioa aal be:
lten onrG rei6lide Sbeilnabme &c:
lobnt lperoen.
Modbeut er 0rei SATIRE II
1ienltelr Der S. $. Ruettel Glot6ine
So. geltanoen, fat @ernnann S. Srt
mann einen Nntbeil alr geronnten
@e11dfte gelpl1rmen. "a SEER Srt:
nanil I'M &lei0ergeiddft gut belpan:
BERT lit, miro feline Sbeilbaberi6af1
Ser 1iruna bon groben 9fuben fem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-23
Sir SQinniicr Srtidnft Mariiia

lit 1lud, icdwiGbriger 5rode>1lpit CUR
fcltd,tclr 2cbenapeiie 51trilcfgefebrt.
9ie Gcld0ftsauclt bat cs 0ltrd)gel ett.
Sic Eottc III Sen 5uriifliegenoen feds
>Sohrcn 10 tribe grfubrl1ngcn &C.
nlod)t, oab lie oen. Srode1en eller=
Gid oclr &ricg erfldrte lrn0 trob oes
gSiocritunoes ser iogenar1l1ten @elell=
id,oit Die @ieoereilrfiibrung Der
@irtbid)oftcn Ol1rdlebte. Nud Mltolr
in Suil,pis fat lid) nodJ lal1gen &ol1-
pfen oegcn Grpbibitipn erfl1rt. 8an5
10 pcrboDrt, lpie Sic Nlhiialoonliga
glol1bcn MAIDEN n10dte, tit Die
Wtc1Idgeit allo Dpd) nidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-23

1T ul,beroroentliM 1,iiblidp gum sfn=
oirm ieDer Miiienidmft, beim 5tn=
on1n1 Scr o%llgen1eilten Sllrtsprleoen5,
beim 5tuotunl ser @eid)td)te nno
oem Stuoium ser 2iteratllr, nnO IT.
aeno cine afaoemilbc Nrltalt, Die eS
unterl1Bt, Sen Stuoenten 8elegen=
beit 5ll gebelt iib nit oteler Sprad)e
befanlt 81 mod)en, Itebt nidt oltf Der
ridttgen !@0be."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-23
Sir Mcoicruuo iud]t Selep6pntitin=

1elr, sic fIicbcn0 GcttifJ ipred)en
f0ultcn. Mas fir Die 0egncr oes
oultId)cn lll,terridtS in u1leren DH
f%cntlid)elr Sdy1len cine gall5 l1nge=
moM1lih il1tercllal1te MelOnl1g lein
nl1ii.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-23
En- elmer Sibuna ser @ereinignng

Ut ~ 9H - ="
Ser Nelp Dorfer &odidu1llebrer Der
be1tlden Sprode fom Elm Sdreiben
oes %cber1oligen Graliocnten Iaft CUR
Gerleil,ng, in melden1 es 1lrter a1oe=
rel1 bcibt: sd apiirOe ebe11lolpel1tg
Ooron oenfcr1, Dns Stu0ium ser oert=
1dlen Sprode ollf5ugeber, tpe1l1 bos-
ielbc 1T mcillcrn allrius laae, poer
ieinc &cnntnib ais geiitiges 9ilfsmit=
tel 5ltriichpeilclL 1uie id) quite Sdllbe
an n%1einen GilBen. 5erltoret tpilroe,
sic in 9ultld)lano gemud)t lultroen.
Sic aenlrtnib Der Oeutlden Sprad)e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-23
stint MiQipnem 8empAner bes

2m1bes, Sic bie Sprade Oes 9oltoes
lpredc,r, aus meld)em lie eillgelpall=
bert linb, baben ouf Sic brittle Trei=
beitsanleibe ge5eihnet. 0as lit BET
l1ubc ei1 9rittel otter 3eibner. Gin
ldlager16er 8epeis, oub man eil1
ausge5eidneter @iirger olld) oalln
iein fam, lreril man Die 9 prabe lei
lper Mlltter ir g6ren b1lt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-23
Ser Gtaat Ne,p Oprf fat ictt aud

fem @eiet gegen Miibiggang, 1llo
man oorf gelpunnt fem, pb mani IN
leilen Maldpn zines Sugcs and) Die
@pn5eu bon ser oortigen Nntilalppn=
li9a finben miro. 0enn baB Die
niitlihe Mrbeit perridten, miro
ldpuerlidJ ie11orlo beballpteu lpoIte1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-23
Inter ser fremaebprcnen &euDlfc=

rl>lt1 ocs 9unoe5 itebt Sic 8epplfe=
rl,lrJ outtid)er 6crfunft nit ibren
,2cid,nlu,1cu u1f sic brittle Vreibelts=
ullleibc lueituus at ser Spite, lt1n
boz oici ent ghrenplatc miro feline
Gcrlu1nlol1ug tic peroru11gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-23

9as idDnite Sa~lsfrena lit oas
hottie @rell5. 9esbalb 0arf es III
feinem anrerifanilhen 9eim feblen.
sNr eilrem Seim, apo sic Srel1e mobl1t
u,ro sic 9iebe berridt, gal15 gelpiB
uidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-23
81 Tra,en Gin @ebeimniR be,uab=

rem foonltteu, m0dte ien1ano millem.
&onilde 6rage! ST lollte einn1al per
lud)en, iblnen oas @ebeimniB ibres
Mlters 51 entlofen, lno er auilroe
urpBe Nll1eu MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-23
Mad, peu Nngabcm zines Smnoes=

bconlteln bcberbergt Ser Staot Aelt
&ir1iuiu lt1gcfdbr ledstauleno Grit
cctergcr i'm 9lltcr CO 21 bis 81 Sab=
rclr, Sic iid1 hia icst BENT Wetlitarz
oicnite SIT clrt5iebel1 gelm1Bt babe1.
gSrIt Giroiniu lit Prohibitions itaat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-23

Sus ritftanbisite 2ano Der 8elt
miro llod) 9(nIid)t INT ercr Sltffragct=
ten luohl Sdaucbcn iein; bns Dortigc
llntcrhol1s bot itd) nit 5lpeiulloIed=
SIG gegen ied1N,l1oOrcibiga%Sttnnr1
gegcl1 Die Gi1fiibrl1ng 0eS 6rallel=
ltin1ntrcd)ts ull5gclprpden.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22
TONE OF THE -fARkET

Receipts Of beef cattle were lighter
than week ago especially from the
west at the slaughter house at the
Yards there was quite good supply
The market for the best steers and
oxen ranged from 13u15 cts with gooc
average quality 11013 cts, and poor
and thin oxen 10N11 cts Choice
heavy COWS and hcifers sold for ia
Il cts, with a few extras a fraction
higher, Good quality COWS hrough,
pa II cts poor to ordinary cows 7T9 cts
and Gamers and bologna cows 3-4u
"a cts Bulls were in moderate sup.
ply, selling from SG10 cts.
Veal calves held steady at the pre-
v;ous range. Receipts of small calves
were lighter and there was not a large
supply of veal calves at the yards
The demand was good and sales We're
made with little difficulty. Good
average veal sold from 10413 cts, with
choice heavy yeals up to Is cts and
drinkers and growers down to cts
Small calves sold for S3504 $50 each.
Hogs were unchanged from several
weeks past. being quoted at Il 1-2ib
IS IA cts, live weight and % la 23 cts
dressed The tone of the market was
rather weaker within this range. Of
ferinss at the yards were NOT large.
but the packing houses were well sup
piled.
Scarcely any sheep or lambs we're
brought to the yards and there was
no change in the market. Quotations
are qG13 cts for sheep and 15090 cts
for lambs.
Mich COW trade was rather slow,
with offerings lighter. Prices held as
before. the average being from s9oq
125 with choice heavy mixers up TO
sl75 and some poor mixers or turn
out cows down to about SO.
The live poultry market was lower.
Fowl 3oG33 cts, spring chickens 500
s5 cts and old BOOSTERS e3a25 cts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22

Mitchell Lewis in tho big spec
tacular film sensation tn" sign In
visible" will hc tho big headline
feature a. the Haines Theatre today
and tomorrow and should prove TO be
a big drawing card for Tins popular
Amusement theatre while another big
and popular event Will he chapter five
Of the Eagles Eye" showing how
tho union labor Of America proved
It's loyalty to the T. s A. In this
great world war. tho Haines weekly,
full OF tho latest news Of up-to-the-
minute events and another Fox com
edv that VIII keen YOU laughing from
start 20 finish, Kravona and Com
panv. Americas foremost marine
artist in his big novelty masterpiece.
naval Warfare" IS we'll worth the
price of admission alone. while
Dave EAfel IN comedy Won
triluial act ~ %j~h' on Hroadway +"
Is also very good Garfield and
Smith" in comedy singing and talk
ing speeialfv round out hnl
we'll worth going long wav 10
SEQ Friday ara SATURDAY. tho bic
opening or srdo Tho Lions claw"
the bic Universal serial featuring
Marie Walcanp viii start a. the
Haines theatre. Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22
KENNEBEC COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL
ANNUAL CONVENTION, WATERv|lLE

privilege to keep constantly before
the eyes of men the importance OF
the spiritual situation.
The afternoon session opened with
a song service led by w. Z. Smith
Of Gardiner with Scripture reading
and prayer by Rev. Ernest a. Legg OF
the Methodist church OF this city.
This was followed by most vlrlle
talk by Rev. w. L. Wood OF Angus
Ia, superintendent of the teacher
training OF the Maine Sunday School
Association, his subject being Spirit
ual Malpractice" Mr.. Wood said in
part, Society protects its members
against medical malpractice, the
courts protect the citizens Of our
country against legal malpractice but
il is only within a short time that
anybody has experienced the danger
of spiritual malpractice, Of quach-
cry that endangers social lite" He
spoke Of the large number Of de-
serters from the Sunday schooi
among young people and said that
heretofore the saints had washed
their hands Of them and gone out
and gathered together q lot more
young boys and girls and 50 on. He
said that the trouble was with the
teachers. not because they were not
good, but because the were not
trained. "Training is Indispensable
said Nj. Wood. we must have
goodness, plus knowledge plus train
ing and until that trinmvirate Of
qualities predominant in Sunday
school workers and teachers. we will
always be straining towards the ark
but Dever rCach II .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22
China and Japan Sign Treaty
For Joint Operations in Siberia

tary cooperation will be confined to
the northeastern frontiers.
After the treaty had been signed
BY the cabinet, Gen. Yin Yuns Puns,
vice chief of the war department
participation bureau signed it in the
presence OF a japanese commission
headed by Gen. Saito. Baron Con
suke Hayashi, the Japanese minister
to China, is absent on trip to the
south.
1t is unofficialy reported that the
treaty contains twelve articles pro-
yiding for placing the troops con-
cerned under Japanese officers and
the interchange ability of arms, war
maps and other materials. The rail
way zones will be under Japanese
control ana Japan will give financial
assistance Where it is required for
military purposes, Japan may estab-
| ish fortifiCations and military police
within the zone affected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22

Mrs. Edward Nlnrren who has
been 4 visitor in town the past few
GAYS s..ys, the Bar Harhor cores
pendent of the Bangor News, has
spent a grca: deal Of time recently
in experimenting the surveying Of
Morreli Park which she recently PIE
scented to the town of Bar Harbog in
memory Of her late husband. Just
V hat disposition will be made of the
PARK il not known, but it was ru-
mored this spring that extensive
naval barracks might BE- built there
and that this beautiful tract OF land
! would be converted into a naval
training station, modelled after the
one at Newport r. !. There have
| been a small number Of young mon
training here during the past winter
and business men have begun TO
realize what a real asset il would he
to have 4 much larger number in
permanent training. Bar Harbor has
no stable industry of any sort TO give
employment to any number Of men
and something along these lines IS
sorely needed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22

Picking, Friday, May 17-(By The
Associated PressD-China and ia
pan have signed the treaty, concluded
after negotiations lasting several
days, concerning the military opera
lions to he conducted jointly by these
two countries in Siberia. The treaty
contains clauses dealing also with
other matters, the details of which
are not made public.
The treaty is said to concern Joint
defensive operations against the en-
envy on the northeastern frontiers.
Three conditions We're insisted upon
by China and were conceded by ia
pan. The first was that the con-
vention will not be enforced unless
tn situation requires China Japanese
cooperation in Siberia and Manchu-
ria. Second. the convention will be
null and void after the termination Of
tho war: and third. the scope Of mill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22
ANNUAL MEETING
SAVINGS BANK

The annual meeting of the trustees
Of the Waterville Savings Bank was
held at the directors rooms of the
bank Tuesday afternoon at > o'clock,
when the following officers and cor
porators were elected:
President. Edward w. Heath; vice
president, Howard c. Morse; treas
urer. Albert F. Drummond. Trustees,
Edward W. Heath, Howard c. Morse,
Frank +. Hammond, Horatio r. Dun
ham, Luther G. Bunker, Jules Ga
mache and Charles E. Warren.
Corporators; A. J. Allen, A. NJ.
Richards, c. H. Drummond, J. c.
Rlaisdell. G. w. Reynolds, Rev. n.
/ Charland, Jesse Stinson, H. c. Morse,
\. +. Drummond, l. L. Getchell, H.
r. Durham, II. D. Eaton, DR.. c. w.
. Abbott, George X. Boutelle, J. 4.
Letou~neau, J. F. Hill, j. H. Burleigh.
+. j. Goodridge, j. L. Dean, Llewel-
lyn Morrill,, s. T. Lavry, Frank Red
ington W. w. Washburn, T. A.
Knauff. Jacob Q. Peaslee. Herbert l..
Emery, Charles +. Johnson, s. A.
Dickinson. F. c. Blair. s A. Green,
Il. *. Mescrvey, DR.. l.. G. Bunker,
John \. Dawson. J. Howard WEIGH,
J. r, Taher. Charles F. Warren DR..
l.. X. Austin. Frank F. Hammond,
Charles y. Sayward. HascaN s. Hall,
! Herbert l.. Kelley, Edward w. Heath,
Martin Blaisdell. Rev. j. F. Kealy.
Augustus Cary, Harry F. Green, O.
T. Hussev Nilbon Pomerloau, O.. G.
Springfield Frank w. Noble. Charles
/ 3. Davis, J.. r. Brown, Jules Ga
mache. Frank X. Shaw. Charles II
4 Pu1sifor. George H. VINEGAR, Percy
NJ. Cram. by. Arthur g. Shaw, Ora
\ Noader. Morrison Libby.
There were no now officials elect .
cd this year as no vacancies have
occurred. The treasure~'s report
showed that the bank was in a fine
financial condition and business is re
markedly good
There has been an increase in de-
posts despite the call for money with
which 10 buy Liberty bonds II was
a matter Of speculation among banks
as to how this matter would affect
the savings Of the people. 1t is evil
dent that people are waking Up to
the value OF saving money and the
campaign of thrift that is going on
through the country has resulted in
2 greater saving than ever before.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22

The annual convention of the ken
nebec County Sunday Schoo! Asso-
citation opened the days session at
the First Baptist church TUESDAY
morning at 1880 O'Clock with good
attendance present. There were rep
resentatiNes present from the nlne
districts comprising the county.
The devotional exercises were led
by Rev. c. A. Boyd. general secre-
tary Of the New Hampshire state
SUNDAY school Association and this
was followed by business session
" hen the reports Of the several offl-
GERS and leaders We're heard. The
following committees were appoint
Cd. Nominations, John Kelley. Au-
gusta district: Frank Mardcn, Vas
salboro district: Charles Wilson, Al
hlon district: Mrs 4. D. Guild Win
.hroD district; Miss Ida Searles.
south Kennebec district; Mrs. A. S.
CottIc, Oakland district; Linton
KennIson. Waterville district; Mrs.
+. {. Damren. Mount Vernon dis
trict. Mrs. Dunn, Readfield district.
Committee on enrolment: Mrs.
Wing Of Oakland; Mrs, Drummcnd
IF Augusta; Mrs. c. f. Wilson of
Albion: committee on resolutions,
Mrs. c. 4. Longley. Oakland; Mrs.
Dunn. Eeadfeld and IT, 2. Bonsall of
Waterville.
At ll30 Rev. c. A. Boyd gave a
fine address on spiritual Force" in
tt. !,
mary task is not the alienation of
the physical situation in which hu-
manity finds itself, but it is her great
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22

waukesha, Wis. May 21.-W'th
the introduction Of letter written
by the defendant TO the woman she
IS alleged to have afterwards killed
the state today rested its case n ne
trial of Grace Lusk. school teacher
charged with the murder Of the we
of DR.. David Roberts, former slate
eterinarian.
Tomorrow Miss Lusk will take me
witness stand in her own behalf aho,
according TO attorneys VIII reveal
every incident of her relations with
Dr. Roberts, which led to the tra3-
edy. She is expected to deny cate
Gorically statements made on the
witness stand by DR.. Roberts that
she pursued him" with the object
Of Wrecking MS home.
The state at the close Of its case
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22
State Rests Case in Murder Trial
Of Grace Lusk, Waukesha, Wis.

this afternoon Unexpectedly lntro-
duced as evidence letter written ~
Miss Lusk and found in ner uesN
after the shooting. The letter "'s
admitted over vigorous protest y.
the defense, which contenoeo 'h"
Miss Lusk could not be useo as .
witness against herself. In the iet.eI'
which was addressed TO Mrs Kooei %
Miss Lusk asserted that Dr. flouei' . %
did all the pursuing" tnat W
seem to have him terrorizeu - .
n,tifpl degree: that lin order to
keen your regulations to live lives Of
ease you so-called good moral
women make the other fellow do the
SHINING" and taht in the eternai
triangle the only solution Of the
problem is the elimination or one
character. The two should remain
whose affections are mutual.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22
LIVELY SESSION OF AM.
UNITARIAN ASSOCIATION

Boston, May 21.-CricS of German
propaganda ".Scdition" and insult
to the flag enlivcncd tho annual
meeting of the American Unitarian
Association today when d resolution
was offered calling for recognition Of
tn" Spirit of Christian brotherhood"
evinced in a declaration adopted by
ciergymen in Berlin. Following de-
nunciations Of the resolution and its
sponsor Ivy several speakers, the
meeting by an overwhelming vote re
Jected the proposal and denied it
the honor of mention in the records.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22
PORTLAND TOTAL
RED CROSS DRIVE
is STA $50

Portland Ne, May 2l.-The total
of PortIand's subscriptions to the Red
Cross exclusive Of small donations
not tabulated vase S74,550 tonight
The small subscriptions will bring
the total up to considerably more
than this sum. Seven towns in the
county our of % reported a total of
$l9,345. Reports received from fiji
teen out Of % Red Cross units in tho
state showed total subscriptions Of
$l27,293. This is exclusive Of Port
land
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22

Sioux Falls, 5. D., May 21.-Hart Dux-
bury, farmer living nine miles nor,h
Of Spencer, S. D.. today was tarred and
feathered by a crowd Of 50 farmers after
he had been taken from his farm and
brought 70 the city Jail rat Spencer,
where the Goa; was applied. nuxbury.
il was said. was ordered last Friday
night to purchase Liberty bonds or con
tribute to the Red Cross by Monday
night He refused. it is stated ANA
shortly after midnight the farmers tul-
filed thei. threat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22

Four cases of intoxication were be-
fore the court Tuesday morning. All
strangers in this vicinity. They We're
ell fined and all paid A young girl
u yeare Of age was also before the
court, who was taken into custody
for street walking She has been
warned several times to cease this
form OF misdemcanor. hut has not
needed tho warning. She was sent
enced 20 the State Reformatory Tor
Women during her minority. with
the aentencn suspended during good
behavior and sho was placed on pro-
baton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22

with the American Army IN France,
Nav n-(By the Associated Press
rantain James Normal Hall of Colfax
IA. who has been missing since May :.
is wounded and prisoner in a German
hospital.
captain Hall. who Is attached 70 the
American Aviation Corps. disappeared
after an aerial engagement owe. the
German lines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22
Funeral Of Aviator Resnati

New York, May -I,-Army officers rep
resenting the United States and each Of
the Allies served today as pail bearers
at the funeral IN St. Patrick s cathe-
drai of Captain Antonio silvio Resnau,
the famous Italian aviator vino fen u
his death at Mlneola last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22
AMERICANS IN
CAN. CASUALTIES

Ottawa. May 2l.-The names Of the
following Americans appear IN tonisht's
casualty list:
Killed in action: A. c. Harding, Cam
bridge, Mass.
Gassed J. Walsh, Pawtucket, Il. !.
Ill: +. y. Nevens. Portland, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22
L. S. AVIATOR KILLED
AT FOGGIA, ITALY

Rome. May 21.-Aviation Cadet
Eugent 3. Penn was killed at Foggia
this afternoon. He was flying at an
altitude f 200 Yards when the pro-
peller Of bis airplane broke. His
mother, Mrs Rae Penn, lives at Aus
tin Texas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22

Mr. and Mrs. Fred l.. Hill. who
rave been guests At the home Of Dr
ana Mrs NJ " Bessey have return
81 70 their nome in Portland. Mr.
Hiu is very popular music teach
or and has had classes in this city fni
several years. He was married on
Friday evening in Portland to Mis-:
Katherine Caswell and were on n
brief wedding trip. part Of which
they passed in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22

Miss Marjorie Powers. who has
been employed in the telephone ex-
change at Readfeld for few weeks
was an overnight guest of Miss Lu-
cile Fortier Monday, leaving Tues
day morning for Skowhegan. i.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22

SPECIAL Policeman Frank Wa.a-
burn oaa on dsfy A. the railroad
station Tuesday afternoon taking tie
place 81 Patrolman Weymouth. who
vas ~ the cItv Marshars office,
Headquarters Onlcer Scrbner beng
absent for the afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22

Mrs Frost Pillsbury of Limington,
who has been a guest Of her mother,
Mrs. NJ. l.. DuttOn, went to Skowhe-
gan Tuesday morning to pass the day
with friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22

Fire insurance on 70 buildings
owned by the city Of Portland has
been placed in a blanket policy,
shared by y local insurance firms,
representing S2,66o,oO0 on an 50 per
cent basis and for a one-year term.
Premiums amount to more than $40
00o and this is a departure from the
former plan Of ftvc-year policies, be
cause accumulation Of insurance in
any ono YEAR made a big item in the
appropriation bill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22

day for Burlington, Vt. where he is
ordered to report for the next draft
on Saturday. Mr.. fiesta is member
Of the Third Maine Regiment Com
pany and has been employed at the
WNandotte mills
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22
Additional WaterviIe news will be
fourd on page 8.

Mrs Belle + Lord Of Clinton, who
~ bcen visiting friends in the city
retqsrcI 10 her nome Tuesday aftcI-
noon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-22

Miss Alice Burbank left Tuesday
morning for pittsfed. after passing
everal days in the city at the homo
" MIS-. Anna SpauIding.