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Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-28
Joshua 3. Blackwell

Joshua r. Blackwell died Saturday
afternoon at the home Of his daughter.
Mrs. Carrie Mcpherson. aged "A years
Since year ago last November. when
he suffered a serious illness. he had rot
been in good health and for the last
two months he had been failing. while
for the last three weeks he had been
confined to his bed. The funeral ser
vices will be held Tuesday afternoon
at 1.30 from the Mcpherson home ad
joining Coburn park.
Mr.. Blackwell was a native Of the
Blackwell aeighborhood in Madison.
His grandfather was Bryant Blackwell,
one of the early settler; ut black xe!l,
while John l.. Blackwell, the son of
this early settler, married into the Nye
family and became the father of the
gentleman deceased. In early manhood
Mr. Blackwell married Annette Thomp-
son of Embden. and in early war times
the couple moved to Lacrosse. Wis.
where Mr. Blackwell had an elder sis
ter whose husband was engaged in
numbering. He remained there for sew
eral years but upon notification of his
fathers illness came back to the hoVla
farm. where he resided for a time and
later purchased "a nearby farm. His
home was In Madison until 36 years
ago, when he moved to Norridgewoel1
village. or l5 years, however, the &C.
ceased had resided in Skowhegan, max
ing his headquarters in the home of
his daughter, who has been devoted
in her attentions to her parents sinca
the death of her mother especially. Be-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-28
MEN and WOMEN
Attendants Wanted
at tie Augusta State Hospital. Apply
to s. c. Tyson, Supt., Augusta, Me.
apr27dtf
BURNHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hunt. ". II
Hunt and Mrs. Helen Hazeltine Went
To Hartland Thursday to attend the
funeral services Of their brother tbs
late Joseph Hunt. whose death occur
red at his late home Tuesday morning
after "A long illness from diabetes. His
age was A. years. He was born and liv-
ed i'm this town and was the son Of the
late HeZekiah and Caroline Hunt.
Mrs. G III Evans and Mrs. Ira Cum
ningham visited in Clinton for the day
Friday with Mrs. Frank Crummett.
A meeting of the Red Cross branch
was held at the home of Mrs. G.. T.. Gill
more Thursday afternoon.
Work in hauling gravel that has been
done by the State the past month Is
completed. The gravel has been de
posted side Of the road and will De
used for re-surfacing in the spring
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-28
POLICE CAPTURE FRED
MARINER SUNDAY NIGHT
Man Wanted Since Dec. 19 for Assault
and Battery on Mrs. Ava F. Sim
mons. Is Found Secreted in Closet at
Mothers Home-WilI Have Hearing
This Morninu

After making himself scarce FOR
about six weeks past for the purpose
OF keeping out Of the way of the .Au
eusta police, by whom he was wanted
for assault and battery on the evening,
of Dec. 10, 1917 on Mrs. Ava +. SIM
mons, one Fred Mariner of this city
was arrested at about o'clock Sunday
evening and locked up az the police sta
ton, TO await a hearing at 10 o'clock
this Monday morning before Judge
Lancaster of the municipal court
Mariners capture was due to the
efficiency of City Marshal Tyler aud
some of his officers, who had been
keeping their ayes open in the belief
that sooner or later the man wanted
would show up. Just what was learned
concerning Mariner has not been made
public but early last evening City Mar
shal Tyler had reason to believe that
the man might be in the city. and TAX
ing officer Bruce with him he visited
the house on Capitol street where Mrs
Mariner has been living The search
OF the place was not productive Of re-
suits, but the marshal was not satis-
fled and calling Deputy Marshal Nc
Causland on the phone that officer and
Night officers Corbett and Bruce Went
to the house of Mariners mother. Mrs.
William Mariner Of Crosby street
place A sister of the man wanted an
swered the knock at the door and Dep
uty Marshal McCausland entered the
house.
In answer to the officers inquiry if
Fred Mariner We're there the woman
said that he was not, and the deputy
marshal after looking around went
out into the hallway, but as he did so
the other two officers went into the
house and made a search of the place
with the result that they found the man
they wanted secreted in q closet. Mar
riner made no resistance and was TAX
en- over the river. where he was locked
up for the night. Mariner has been
very much wanted by the police since
the date of the assault but managed to-
keep out of the way until last evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-28
Social Club Meetings

The Dehorahs will meet at . +. vi
Monday with Ms. T.. W. Fhurcli, 4
South Chestnut street. They will sex
for the Augusta General hospital
The Charming Guild viii meet at
+. NJ. Monday at the Haynes Home 10.
Nurses.
The Armitage Club will meet Monda J
at 2.30 witE Miss Mary Edwards. .
Myrtle street
Unity Club will meet 1T 40 Monda s
evening at the home Of the president
Mrs. II. w. True, Elm stree, Program
THE Character Of Nolumnia." Mis-
Smiley; "Coriolanus." Act H.
The Murray liance will meet Mon
day, evening at 80 with Mrs. Joseph
Hodgklnsae5' Eastern avenue.
The WomanS League will meet at
80 p. N. today with Mrs. Forrest Ty-
son at the State hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-28
ONLY POWERFUL
: MEDICINE WILL END
RHEUMATISM

It matters not whether you have hai
Agonizing pains from rheumatism for ~
years or distressing twitchings for ~
weeks. Rheuma is strong enough and
mighty and powerful enough to drive
abolish all misery or money back.
Rowditch- Webster Co. and all druggists
sell Rheuma on a no-cure-no-pay basis.
A large bottle Is inexpensive. and after
you take the small dose as directed once
a day for two days you should know that
at last YOU have obtained q remedy that
will conquer rheumatism.
For over five years throughout America
Rheuma has been prescribed by broad
minded physicians and has released thou
sands from agony, pain and despair.-Adv.
ian24-A-3l
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-28
Mrs. Sarah D. Coffin

ora was received in Skowle.an.
FRIDAY night that Mrs Sarah D. COT
M a native Of Winthrop and widow OF
Matthew's T. Coffin had passed away
IN New York City. The remains will
arrive IN Skowhegan sometime Mon
gay To be placed in the tomb at South
Side' until the Coffin lot can be opened
lof permanent burial. Mr.. Coffin for
merry lived on the back road and was
employed by the G. NJ. Bailey oilcloth
concerns at their plants in this village.
subsequently he moved to Winthrop
ana eventually to New York CITY
"here he found lucrative position.
MIS- Comm was an aunt of Mrs Phi!o
steward and Mrs. Florence T.. Dunt-
inston OF this town and had passed
several months in this community.
Two Years ago she passed long
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-28
BINGHAM

The annual Installation ~ officers in the
Order Of L; stern star occurred Wednes-
day evening Fast Matron Mrs Addie
Dutton acting as installing officer She
was assisted by Mrs Aiie WOODS az In
stalling marshal. The following are the
officers Installed: Worthy matrca. ,lrs.
Edith Dnsmore; associate matron. AIRS.
Lucinda Moore; Cond.. Mrs, Eugenia Cal
l;int AssO. Cond., Mrs. Laura Hussey;
Sec, Mrs. .,bbie Hilton: Treas, Mrs. NeI-
lie Robinson; Chap. Mrs Jennie vii on;
organe:. -trs. Eva Mcrollar; marshal.
Mrs. III ICE Harding: Adah. Mrs. Grace
Smith: Ruth, Mrs. Nma freble: Esther.
Mrs. Kate Burke; Martha, Mrs. Myrtle
Cummings: Elec:a, Mrs. Carolyn Savage;
warder. Mrs. Josephine Sawyer. The
worthy patron. Samuel 4. smith, ami the
sentinel. Woodic Smith. were not pres-
ent to be installed on this occasion.
Mrs. Rose Lander WAS hostess to the
members of the Congregational church
circle Wednesday afternoon at her home.
s. !. Whitney Of this place has an
Eouncei himself as candidate for the
office Of county commissioner.
Mrs. W. s Steward of Bingham. who
has been i'll at the home "f her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Jordan HEnnewe Jr, in Mos
COW. is row reported as improving.
Jaco5 Atwood has finished yar.ling and
gone TO hauling lumber, havino cur be-
tween 900 and 5000 feet
Mrs. Eugene Lander has lately returnes
to her home in Bingham after Visiting In
Boston.
Miss Mary Donigan, sister oj tire late
Hon. albert F. DoEigan, who is passing
some time in town has seen entertaining
her sister. Mrs. Lawre nee, and husband
OF Massachusetts. MIR Lawrence was on
his way from America to his home IN
Wales when the Lustaiia was SUNK. On
landing he enlisted anj was very scri-
'ously injured in the FIRST great drive.
Guy Martin OF I3ostcH ha. been pass
ing several days in town.
Mrs Clara Bray has returned from a
visit with friends in Rnsson.
Benjamin F. Adams has sold to iusnpM
H. Durkn Of The Forts about 20 acres
of land which was formerly owned by
Chester W. Bates, located III The Forks
plantation on the bank cf the kenncbec
river.
The educational meeting OF the Century
Club will be held Feb in the fraternity
reception room.
A. c. Dinsmore has boush, nj II. r.
Merry Of North Anson an undivided half
interest in n body Of timbeylanI III Con
cord. THIS was formerly owned by Mr..
Merry and Leslie &. Bean. having been
sold To them by Marshall Burns
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-28

summer in town. and Warren Delbert
Blackwell of Skowhegan
At an auction party given by Mrs
Forrest Goodwin as benefit for Co. r.
at her home Saturday afternoon IL ia
bles Of players enjoyed themselves
and the sum Of s23 was cleared to buy
yarn and other necessities for the bows
at the front. Useful prizes under pre-
vailing conditions were awarded u
follows First, Mrs. Clarence Hight.
yarn to knit pair of stockings: 2nd
prize. Mrs. F. 0. Sawyer, pound of but
ter; 3rd prize. Mrs. II. I. Patten. .
pounds of sugar; and 4th prize. Miss
Florence Philbrick, one-half dozen Of
eggs. Punch was served.
The children's services which have been
dormant since the beginning of the new
year were resumed Friday during late aft
ernoon at Bethany chapel for the little
folks Of the parish The pastor Rev
George Merriam, met with them and gave
a brief talk
The Bethany Guild met in the ladies'
parlor at Bethany church Friday after
noon to sew for the French wounded
Mrs. @. f. Widder and son Jack ar
rived home Saturday from Dorchester
and Arlington, Mass, where they visited
relatives.
Mrs. Hazel Leavitt Laughorn has ac-
cepted a position as teacher of express
( sion at st. Mary's of the Woods w.
! mans college in Indiana. Her littl,
daughter. Jean Langdon. will pass tue
winter with her aunt, Mrs. Fred r. His.
Of this town
The monthly and annual business meet
ing of the Womans Reading Circle of the
Congregational church was held Fr;day '
afternoon with Miss Hannah x. Page on
High street. Annua! reports were lis
tened to and the final chapter Of the
worlds Peace and Missions was read
BY Miss Gertrude S. Weston Mrs. Ella
, r. Holt was reelected president; Mrs.
{. II. mckinney, vice president: Mrs.
Cyrus Goodrich secretary. and Miss Ger
trude $ Weston, treasurer
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Priest Of Middle
street were In Watervilie Saturday. called
thefe by the illness of Mr. Priests sis
ter in a Wateryille hospital.
~ Frank w. Knowlton went to Wate,ytl,.
Friday afternoon to pass a few davs with
his sister, Mrs. p. r. Baird and to at
tend the installation OF officers-elect in
the Eastern Star at that place
Miss Clara b. Earney was visitor IN
Naterviiie during the day Saturday.
howard steward reported Saturday see
ing two crows which were flying north
ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. {. Wood of Free street
ieft Saturday morning for Lewiston.
"hltaer they We're called by the death of
Mrs. woods father. B. Per!ey Proctor.
Mr, Proctor left Skowhegan ONLY recent
~ alter a visit at his daughters home
here. He was struck by a runaway team
and broke his leg recently. injuries sus-
tanned thus having been Responsible for
ms death. it is claimed
Leslie T.. Jacobs. accompanied by hin
youngest son. left Saturday to visit at M.
Jacobs former home and with relatives in
harmony. Monday evening he will iusta !,
the officers of the I. O. Q. +. Encan,
ment at Harmony.
The Showhegan high school b3sketnau
team came home iubilant as the res,j, of
IT'S game with Oak Grove Seminary. Vas.
saiboro They Won by a score OF Il to4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-28

Mrs. T.. j. Roberts who was So .!u-
fortunate as 10 fall last Thursday af-
ternonn on the icy Sidewalk iii front of
the Cony House. is still! confined to her
home, Al State street Oh account Of in
jurieS received, and IN her weakened
and nervous condition would consiier
il 4 favor if her friends would refrain
from calling during the next few days
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-28

The auto fire truck was called uut Ut
$50 Saturday morning hy sill alarm
from the house 1T - South Chestnut
street owned and occupied by Fred
Bailey The call was due to 4 chimney
fire and three chemicals were used.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-28

Tho Inward Effects of humors are
worse than the outward They endanger
tne Wnoie system. Hoods Sarsaparilla
eradica,es all humors. cures all their in
alternative and tonic. whose merit has
oeen everywhere estab!ished-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-28

Patients admitted Saturday and sun
day at the Augusta Genera! hospta
were Mrs. Lorarda Butler and Mrs;
A. NJ Brick of Augusta, Mrs Nina To.
bin Of Gardiner and Mrs. Emma S,tuir,
Of Belgrade
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-28

Mrs. Eva Connor. who has been VS.
itinG her cousin, Mrs Frank Chadwick
returned Saturday afternoon 10 her
home in Lisbon Falls.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-28

Friends Of Lieut.. Walworth Simpson
have received word Of his safe artiv-
al in France
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-28
AUGUSTA LOCALS

James Orrick will go this morning to
Camden, called there by the death OF his
cousin, Mrs Mary b. Wiley.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-28
10 Lighthouses ::ni Rooms

-
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH HEAT,
all modern Improvements. Apply Mrs.
Fletcher. Winter st. Augusta. la..4Sllw
MODERN HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS AND
bath No. 50 Sewal ST. T.. T.. Newber1
Agency. james ii
FURNISHED ROOMS, 81 a WEEK,
with light housekeeping privileges. Eur
nished light housekeeping suite. 81 Ch.ll
st. janes~3t
TWO SMALL RENTS AT 118 BAN
sor ST. Augusta, s. pc" week. Six-rornl
Nat with al. mod trn improve m.Lts Apply
i Greenlief -. rnone 36l.J jani,,i,i
FURNISHED HEATED ROOMS AT ?
Crosby st. Place. jau23 l1wF
PLEASANT UPSTAIRS RENT OF
I'VE rooms. Electric lights aud bath. In
quire at IA Winthrop Court. jan25 III
LARGE ROOM ON WATER ST. UP
one flight. Inquire 1T Cony House offite
iln22 Ii
FRONT ROOM, ALL CONVENT
ences. Deehan's, III state St, opposite the
Augusta House. ianl9dtf
ONE TENEMENT OF SEVEN
rooms, bath. lights. furnace, coal ana sas
Grove street on car line bath and lights
one tenement on Water street with bath.
rent reasonable. One house on Chestnut
street six rooms, bath. new furnace. good
repair one tenement on State street
near Court House. nve rooms and BATH.
one room on Water street near Oak
street. rent low Augusta Real Estate
Association. jan17dtf
FURNISHED ROOMS, $3.50 AND
Upward per week lodgings. 80 and Is
cents. Also rooms Tor lgiht housekeep-
ing. Hartford House. Phone S91-W.
dec23dtf
FINE RENTS, WEST AND EAST
sides, 49, $3.50 and s. per week w. D.
liutchins. Augusta Trust Block. 43l-W.
decl5dtf
HOUSE ON MELVILLE ST. M
quire +. o. Getthell. $50 Grove st.
sep,25dtf
A CONVENIENT TENEMENT OF
Ave rooms. Apply w. q. Boothby. Ken
nen.c savings Bank. dec5dtf
SMALL RENT IN HALLoWELL,
hardwood floors. electric lights and other
conIehiences. centrally located. Apply
10 W H. Perry, Is Second St. liallowell
dec5dtf
TWO SMALL TENEMENTS ON
state St f Q. Getcheil. f3Q Grove St.
novl3dtf
BRIGHT, SUNNY HOUSE, 8 ROOMS
and bath. modern conveniences, fine Hell
sey furnace stable for garage Apply
Mrs. S. S. Lancaster. - South Chestnut
street. oct1I,tf
CONVENIENT RENT, SIX (6)
rooms at No. Gage =. PLACE Apply e
E. Parkman. 50 Green st. Phone 2l6-M
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-28

period at the home Of her nieces. Mr..
ana sfHs. Coffin moved to New York
city about 80 years ago. Beside the
-nieces already referred TO there is a
stepdaughter. Miss Maria l.. Coffin,
who has been very devoted to her
mother, and a niece by marriage Is
Mrs. Mary Brainard of Skowhegan
and New York Mrs. Coffin was 7S
years old.
The Pythian Sisters met Friday
evening for their annual installation
which resulted in the following Off
GERS being installed: Most Ex. chief,
Mrs, Chas Griffin; excellent ST.. Mrs
Martha Gilman; ex. jr., Mrs E. L.
Ford: manager, Mrs. Daniel Thomp.
son: mistress Of finance, Mrs. Benz
Flagg: keeper of records and cores
pondence. Mrs. A. NJ. Knight; outer
guard, Mrs. Annie Gilf1llan; protector
Mrs. Esther Porter Mrs. Flora Me-
Pheters past excellent chief per
formed the duties of installation very
efficiently assisted by Mrs. Daniel
Thompson and Mrs Scott Gilman.
One candidate was initiated and re-
freshments We're served under the di-
rection of Mrs. Eta Elsmere and Mrs
Gilillan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-28
Cards. Notices, Etc.

MRS. CRAM. MEDIUM, READINGS
daily. Capitol St, Augusta, Me. Tel.
lo,S-M iano3dlwp
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-28
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-28

side Mrs. Mcpherson there are twr
other children, Mrs. Gertrude Matsoa
OF Brighton. Mass. who passed last
summer in town. and Warren Delbert
Blackwell Of Skowhegan
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-28

School Board Reduces Sessions of Public Schools to Save Fuel
Directors Farmers Union Hold General ConferenceBoy In
jured by Axe-Death Of Josh B. Blackwe-Mrs Goodwin
Gives Auction Benefit for E-Pythian Sisters Hold In
stalatiOn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-28
Cottage house Of 7 room. and bath,
furanes, electric lights, kitchen gas.
set tubs. Special price for quick sale.
FARM FOR SALE SITUATED IN

SMALL. UP TO DATE POULTRY
farm in Troy. Address Mrs. NJ T. Dodge.
Pittsfeld, Maine ian23d6t :
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-01-28

SMALL PLACE IN VILLAGE ON
car line. Mrs. NJ. p. Lewis, East Vassal-
boro jan2ld2Ws
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-13
LONG RANGE GUN
CAUSES NEW RULES

rARIS. May 11.-ll'S far cry from
rlr :aN "i'ar"r' Of anIC.hcIlum days III
ihr rari. that amuScS itself tu-day. IN
con -rQucnr" Of tn" cVrn'* oG thr past
weeks. what with Daylight .nmharh'
nunrs ANA nocturnal air raids. &C.
rl~inn ui the Project nf Police inrht"''
narin"r performances in The rin"lnaS
2nd iilrai,rs. ENcninC performances
were rlIrrailrd altogether a short tim'
before. bur were resumed with slight
notifications in III" hours for raising
she curtain.
Recently m"clir. ri 4 group ni
,hra!rr AMI cinema hail directors WAS
called 80 discuss H." steps In be- taken
in r.1r interests Of III" public. VI
PANS. minister Of the lnl";lnr. IN
formed them that he bad decided Ia
aurhur2c M iinCrS uni"r tn" l"I nW
in9 conditions:
l. ihrr" L. M .'ulnharim"nI hN the
Gun hrlWrrn ~ Il. ~. anl = p. M. me
ll,rin,,, will TAX" p!ar".
II there Il hnmharhm"nt trhrrc
sill b" no matin""s.
IF there j.; q hNmhnrdmrnt durln''
tho performances tai" building" Will ne
evacuated in Ia" sam" way rs on III
occasion of Gnlha raids.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-13
Tells The YougO-SIavS
To Make The Break

ROME. April L. C"rr"SH"ndcncr nj
the Associated Press. I--"tict together.
break away from III" Yoke "t III" llhrs-
hGrcS. establish y"ur great l"uc"-Siar
confederation. any We VIII hr glad L"
w"lc"nl" YOU not "nl: as Il sister but We
viii play fairy gn'ln"th"r VIII" runs /"
your r"Sru'." sad Captain Ficrrllo IL.
i.HcWariin II the American dying corps.
addressing Il congress "t R"h"n:anS.
Eumnnians. S.rhians and other Slnrs.
h'il here tbs week.
captain lSigUar,i!a. on his "av tho
Italian front. remained IN Rom" just
long enough T." address, tn" assembly.
He S'ruriS,d tn" delegates ~ speaking
IA the serbian language.
In tic presence -! I'HiIan senator's,
dcpIiI.s and dipiumntS. assembled with
;E, aii.Slnv U"irCaI's L" deed" upon
common action with l!aiy against AUS
;rin. Captain I.aCuar,lin said that the
American i'"il" w"r" unfamiliar WITH
III" lntrlca;.. r"lit!rS of the I!llk1n
$tn'rs. which were. 81 complicated. h"
:udrd. H., oil: II f'w natives under
stand tE"m th"r"W2hiy themselves
"Mnk" il slmplr." be went On. All
unit. in" "u" hrg l""ri'. IN" powerful
nation. lhH, is he sur; "f p'litlCS We
urni' vStnnd and that - tho way We want
- h"ll. yuu. "" will ir"N:i' for YOU.
h"ln yea Ur'il y"H ar strong "T"uGh Ia
book after v"l,rS"iV's. ! am sending
.r'.r resolutions t. thu h"USr "f repre-
>.u'arrv"s AMI h.> VIII l." read hl mil
lions If SlHvs in Am"rI"a. iNinc rs free
;rl.."uS IN Il fire." country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-13
Mothers Day Observed
Throughout France

PARIS. May IG.-MulhcrS' Day WIZ
celebrated in all the American churches;
tiiruu Eil"ut Francs. Th'r" were special
sermons for tho ",'asl"n. many of tn.
American preachers making rcfCrCn"" ~
Joan al .Nrr. just ~ IN" French clergy
ncn. Sp'nl:jnG "f her f"t" day. brought
IN u rcfrrrn"c t. MuihrrS' Day.
Whit" ,rrna'i"n'; were distributed I"
tn" American S"ld"r& hy tho Young
Mru'S Christian Association and ~ the
churches lilll"> and Poses were rlIStr'iui e
ID in leu II Cnruai rIns.
The celebration 81 III" fCt" day If
loan Of Are MAS carried out with an
usual f"rN"r. not withstamlius tho ram
fhnt WIS falling. Thrr" MAS u" formal
procession and II" Speeches. lHt EIS"Hr'
"f people. carry iuS flags. Deposited
wreath" ut tn" bass e monuments
urrn$i,.-rrd II The um'rn"ry If Joan "t
.Nr". rh" Patriotic L"nrnr. hcad"d by
I:"y Scouts. plIr"d II large wreath 81
iium"rfcllrS "u TN" Static IN In" l'lh%@
pr EiV"Ii.
Th.. statue "f Joan OF Are. "ut$ifi''
Ih., rheims cathedral. which has h"oN
somewhat damaged hv III" German Sh" .
fare. now ia being rcn"Vcd :" Il place ~
safety.