davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-12
Iernsia buifoterataan Gbilen lai,ppia

Gina, Yerr. - Serum iatamatpos
lGisten boitotteerars gbilen Iaiipoille
on Ieipinnbt faittiin Yerlin iatainiin.
Sataanatb0l1tiet tieltGDtbipdt Iastdas
masta gbilen Iaitpoia. G6ilestd iaas
puneittct postitietoien mitfaan iano-
nalebbet Sqliiqliesia ibpttGipdt iuiran
pmaiiia periilaisipastaisten mielcnolo
tusten proipoleeraamiIesta, iofa iobti
npfpiieen ieltfallfieen Serum ia Gbis
len anilillG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-12
Suuri falafamppu.

Sotabepartemeiltin elintaripeoIasto
on iliuri pst@tut bli $7ooO.O0O
ebestd Iobta. Sallitus OH maflanllt
etirtGtecn $7.75 laatiftoa fobf punaiz
fiesta Inbestd ia $500 ipnalealpil-
naiiesta lobesta. 2iitto9allitirtien
failppalaiitnfltnta tlllee fliulustelnn
idIfeen pGdttGntGdn birnan, iofa To-
pllliiesti tlilee mafletiifii.
llltii pnftaninistapa trilee iGdstGs
nddn 9 lenttid laatiffoa fobti tai
$27O.0O0.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-12
Capaturmaill pabennys
rduta- Ia tcraSteolIi.
SuudesSa.

$bobepartementin tilastotoimiston
irltailema tiebonanto oioittaa, ettG
tnpatllrmat raiita- ia terdsteolliiuus
besia otpat iuGbentbneet ipiimeilen
fDumenen tpuoben nialla fabbelIa
tolmass olalla. Sasssx OH tuIos 1iitG
tarmoftaasta tlipipoIIilln sebistGs
misliitteestG, iota on aiettu mainis
tun tDnnlenen tpuooed aian. 8ilon>
na 1907 iotaiIeSta ilbanuesta tp6s
miebestd tipoIi tapaiiIrmaiIesti tai
loutfanntiii 242 ia dpliotta 1917 OIL
tdntd Iasienilt min. ettd ie oil 81
tiibatta fo6ti.
Edund buomattaipa ebistps thrift
ioItun iperran iobanaitaisten mliu-
tosten tatia. Wiainiitri raportti ots
tan tittfiafleen iillren ntdarGa, tapa-
trrntia ralrtas ia terasteolIiiuibesIa
tartot,ifieIla iaaba ticbotii, fuinfa
ndnG onnettpntulibet tapabtllipat ia
fuinfa ne ipoioaan sstd1. Sottus
mattomlnltta pibctdair irnlrimpara
tapatirrnain ippna. Slnirin n,dGra
malta onnettomlnttlia io5taa lipiia ia
tottunatto,nia miebi6. ia nonisIa
tebtaisla annetaan Mile eritbista
opetiista ia iparoipaiiuiIoen febotutiia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-12

Sufbolma. = &uotii on filtiunilt
8enGidltG biplomadttiiet ebnstaiat ia
fonfuIit Iitfiiiinottamatta fabta ipirs
failiiaa Idbetbstosid fiita ippstd eta
foipiettibalTitutien ebnstaia so. @os
rofpstp on, fiiten fpbtetddn iudlittd-
NIT Observation-Disclosures BendidIs
td. SfuotSin balIitus iIntcitti @.
woroipsfprre, eta bdnen ei faiienmin
falrita naiittia oiplomdattifen Idbetin
oifeutta. SaIIitus m,pSs iImoitti ettd
ie olettda @. woroipsisn ia toisten
Observation-Disclosures ebustoiiem pcishl.
man Mifotiista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-12
9lnfarat ramsaistnfiet tebpttpmat

5b 8as6ington. - Sotnipirasto on
mGGrairrpt poistettnipafii fotilastpan-
tien litomiiet tpantitoppien ristitoibin
ia mint airtarat riunmiilliIet ran9aiss
tittlet. TebbesiGGn tdrnGn ilnloitlf.
len iibteeri 8ater lalliui eta iellais>
ten rangaistusten teboiills iotilass
iddoosten ritfomiieu estGmiiefii on
buomattu tpIeenalaiiefli.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-12
Ternun ei ole mddrdttp Ybbbs,ualtaiit
lai,upia

8asbin9ton. 8altios ia Iais
ipastotpirastosia dpirallilesti ilmoite.
taan ettd Ybbpsnaltain iotalaituoia
ei ole nratfalla Yerinrn ia ettd bb-
tidn Sotalaidpaa ei ole n,ddrdttp iirne
nlenemGdn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-12
Gspamia farfpttaa Safian labettilaam

Pariiii. = Ga 2iberte iultaiiee
@abrioista iaaplneen iabf0ianoman,
iosia Sattotaan ettd gspanian llrii
padaninisteri freitpi 0fomanones ais
foo fartottaa gspaitiasta Safian l6s
bettildan prinsli 9fatiborin ia mpos
ilieita Satian Idbetpston idieniG. iot<
ia otuat bromattatpasti ottaneet olaa
ipatpilemiieen ia farlnattaneet fiinin.
gastpaltaista agitatiionia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-12
W:m 1920 ienInsta malmistellaam

Basbin9ton. - &oriotesidan ebns
taiabupneen lafiebbotusta, ipsfa iGG.
betGdn iparoien npontamiiestG 10.
1920 ieniusta iparten, ienaotin iens
6usfomitea bppdtipi Iiidpfien. iosia
dadbet6an ettd ieniiiflen iobtaian on
toirnitettaipu Observation-Disclosures
nio tbbbpttGtpdt tiitfintitiet, ettd iaas
baan tapipittaipat bliinGdrdifet firius
.rit.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-12
sotalai,uastosta ,uapamtetaan miebid

2aifpastoiibteeri, Soiepb Saniels
on mddrdnnpt, ettd m,iebet, ioilla on
tdrfeita perbes tai Iiitetpelipolliiuitfs
fla tdbtett6ipdnd, tai iotfa bdluaipat
toullrtfdbntidnfa iatfaa, iuoifpat
pdGstd poIpeIufiesta irti idttdmdlld
oepnrtementiIle bafemtnfien Mdn,d
6afeuniafet bbipdiiptddn min nopeda
fuin Iaiwaston farpeet npoten drttos
ipof.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-12
@pptawat liittulaiiia ia pmoluecttunia
asalr~a
Soittop

Sunton. &oDpenbanlinnstd 1aa-
plrlleen f1btoianoman nultnan gSirpn,
2ittpiunaan ia &ulirinmaan ncilippss
tot pdpat tebneet Iiittplaisten ia puos
lileettontien mnitten ballitufiille ipes
toomlrtIen ipaatien StGmeren manflin-
tien eIioibin lefaantinnista 8enGiGu
bolibetpifiiouttoien bpotfdptiieu apass
tlistantiIefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-12
enffrasetit inmnnitteleiuat innrta
miclenoiptnsta

SEEM yorf. = Iiss sllice Saul IL
moitti tGdlld fofoiItiesia ettd tanial-
Iiien i,aisten piipIue tllee panemaan
toimeen BasbingtoniSia iluirenuu,an
filffrnaeutti mieleuoioisSsn fltiu. on
tosfaan ennen pibettp tarfptlltienc
apaiflittaa etta ienaatti bptpGfipi1i
uaistcu iiinioifellben.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-12

@oniuli brcn'mittoa. ettd fen ials
Teen firnndud niin,erot oipat radbtts
tii. iateet ia baIIa otpat ntonesfa otas.
IA n,aatd tebmeet f,rifrt6 ,pabinfoa.
Bilfldto tiiIee pettdmddm toifpeet "a
pennsai otpdt finiresH tdrfineet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-12
itniia tp5paiffoia iotatp5laiiillc.


llmiia tp5paiffoia iotaMblaiiillc.
Spooepartementin ilnlpitnfien ml@
taan tllelpat iotaoepartementti ia
Observation-Disclosures toimirnam
ballitlifIen Observation-Disclosures
pbtepbesid loptddtieen ulliia tpoz
paittoia lotateolliiuiItiiSia tpostentes
lemille benailoille, iotta ioutiriuat
rauban tullen nninttnnlaan tp0tadrt.
8iine aita, iolloin ti,banfia nlie-
bid on ipGbennettp iotateolliiuitiis-
ta, on olottanilt tGmdn paitaniudlis
tpstoiuniSton tarpeelliiltliben, fila
faitille nGille miebille OIL laitettu
inloet paitat.
Sbiosia eiimerfifii ipGbennettiin
1000 miestG 9aDtonin ia gincitts
nntin fenialliiista tebtaista. ia L.
700 miestG 9aDtonifl iInlalaiipateb.
taasta, ia tdrnGn paifantpdlitpstoiz
mission iobbolla ipietiin faiffi muffin
tpopaiftoibin entisten tebtaittenia
portilta. Camp Saction leiriltd,
Soltb garolinmt ipnltiosla, ipietiin
ulriiin paiftoibin 5000 niestG, ia
iiluri nrdGrd miebid Camp Yolt'ista,
9ialeipb, M.G. iiioitettiin ianalla ta>
ipnlln, , s
&aitfia te6taita OH feboitettu IL
moittmnaan min aifaiIin min mab-
bollista tdllc Observation-Disclosures
le miesten ip1bcntGmilestG, ett6 ipois
bam fen mitfaan lnria tp0paiftoia
banffia.
Sallitnficn iota,uafnntis raubam ai=
tanafin upimaSia.
Jia6astoniibteeri Ytcslbpo OH jils
laisiut febotufien iotilaiIIc ia meris
ipGelle inttaa benfiipaflnitustanid fit
Il funnes iotn ipiralliiesti Ioppuu ia
ientin iGlfeen finn oipat palannect
Iiipiiliel6mGGn.
Yli 100000 maa- ia merisiotaz
miestd ia upleeria OH ipafinltettu
ballitiitien fotaipafinltlitlen tonnes
ia, ia tpoimnsia oleipa iuaflnltiIs on
iummaltaan bli $36,OO0,O0O.
SGriesteImdn mirtaan iuoi benfis
10 jatfao tpafinitiista ilpfDiiesld muos
ooSia ipiiIi ipilottn ien idlfeen fin
6Gn OIL idtt1itpt iotapaIipelufien. Ii>
noa ebto on, cttii ipilotiiilet mafiut
iiipritetann.
aati mGGr41, etti ipiimeistddn tGs
mGn dpiiben ipliooen jdlfeen OH iud-
finltus mililtettaipa ilmnn IdGfdrin
tltfintoa taipdlliiiin 6enfiipafliutilsz
muptoi6in. SGmG ipafulltils tiilee
Dbi ebelleeitfin ballitrtIen ipaflnls
tusta, ia nditd uitlia ipdfuittiistirjo-
ia paraitaa nalmistetdan fotadpafiuz
tllstoimistosla.
SotaiIeIle Observation-Disclosures oles
ipalle benfilDlle on ebilfii plldpitdd
ipafulltustaan SetG Sanrilin fatsid,
iillG Ie on iparnlin, turiualliiin ia
6alipin ipatuiitus mitG on fosfadn
taripttii. Smnoin filin Ie iiioielt
beibGn onaiSiann looan aifana, tue
lee Ie tilripanrnaan malta fobdnidls
feiIind miiitosaifoina ia raiibdn ais
fana.
SGnlGn ipufuutufSen ipoiindsidpttd-
miSen bbotbd ei ipoi Iiinfii fpoimafs
faasti tisoba eIiIle. Gen iatfantinen
OH ola iiitd palffiosta, minfd hals
litus antaa uiebiIIe, iotfa ottitpat os
iaa ioiaan. Sos tdrnd oifeus menes
tetddn mafiuien IairntnlpSnnin tpiiofs
Il, ei iita tosfann fad tafaiiin. Vie
noa tpafuiitiis iitten faataipana on
pfiitbiiirtd pbtiSiItd palion torfeam-
masta binnastd. woonet n,p6s eiipdt
ole fiind teripebbesfd, eta idiiitpat
urtia tpafinitusta, ia file tdtem me-
nettdiiiipdt ainoan tilaifmucen iao'
ierIaiieen omaifiaam bestfhpdfiniiui-
fen fdiittd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-12
ybteent0rmay$ eri rybnlien palilld
Sdk$d$$d iImeinell.

,rltta iotilasta. Gbertin ballitus OH
pitanpt ialaiien fotouflen lotiIaitten
ia tp0ldisten nelllposton fansia per-
iantain mellatoitten iobSosta ia ias
maan aitaan opat festenGGn taistes
leipat rpbmdt tutiuneet toolle pli 80
ilIltista iouttotousta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-12
Spferitebtaita Snunteen.

Sllomesia OF perlistettii iliiri Db-
ti6, iofa tiilee rafentarnaan tdfIi
iltilrta ioteritebbasta. fiiten ipiralli-
festi ilntpitetaa1. g6bDsipaltain
SelIingisId nlefua forrluIi Sapnes
firioittaa ippsf. 10 y. 1913 'tdstii
ieifasta tpaltiobepartementille ia
mainitiee. ettd ptii ndista tebtaista
tillee iiioitetlifii 2oilnnis eSnomeen ia
toinen 2abben failpllnfiin.
Olaffeet tGsI1 inlbesla pbtiDsid
on nlDbtp iliurenwnatli olafii loferiz
iuitrifasten iuilieliioille tartotllfiella
iaaSa beibGn liidGn,G6n ipilielDtiiddt,.
Eaperi forteaSia binnasia SnOmesia
gbbDstpaltain SeliinsisiG oleiua
foMuli Sborimpell Sapnes firioittaa
tpaltiooepartementille ippsf. 8 D..
1913 ierrantpasti:
,JSnomesin, jnta OH tliiiIlIiia piuIs
masinteollilinlbestaan ianpnlalebtis
paperin binnan noitin OH ollut min
iinri. ettd fe tefee bGlnmirfid. Suo-
men ia SafIn1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
binnoilla OIL iiiuri ero.
.,8iime nainitusia maasia icoan
alusia matioi tdntG papepi 23I7 ient>
tiG pailnd; npfpdGnt OH ic 6 ienttiG
pallna. Sllittaatleen frstantaiia,
patti ballitus utaflan 1% ienttiG
tdstd finibesta ientistG, ioten ie tue
ii nafiau,aan fiistantaiille aittoass
taan Az ienttiG.
,,Siton,esia ennen lotaa matloi td-
ma papepilaii 23/5--3 ienttid pdii-
na, iota nplrii 312 ienttiin iooan enc
fl ipiiotena, ia mpobenunin 53H
ientti1 8iine feipGGnG ilouli biitta
10 ierttiin ia npfpGdn ie OH 1917
ienttid. &osfa faitti ianomalebtien
fuStannustarpeet, toimittniain ia
firiapainaiain palfat h. NJ. oipat iiuls
resti nousleet, ppptGtpdt Sitomen
fustartaiat ballitiifieIta apua."
Yebmeam biilen iuarastuunpaneminem
mt iallitaam
Ybopstpaltain ballitiifien polttoais
netointisto OH poistaitiit faiffi fiipis
biilen iparastocnpanemiIesta annetut
raioitiifiet, iotfa oipat ollet fobanai.
fana ippimasfa. SotateolIiii
fiinnan etlioifeiitetttien Iistan PEE
riiiittmrrinen on ippnd tGlIe ma6rds
bfieIIe.
Sofninen tebbas ia perbeeIIinen
moi nbt PARMA iparastoon Min pal
Jon pebmedd biirtd fuin baluaa tai
on fantatpata, iiIId ballituiien Ell
tarfpitfe endd tetbd eroaipia n,dd-
rdpffid fotateolliiiniifia ia muita tebs
taitd ipdrten.
Riiibenidan ei tdm,d brIdm,ntnittii
sndardbs nnnrfd foipdn fiipfbiiltd ioss
R>s,,}, rx,{o{t,s}f{I,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-12
9ilastUita suOmen rautateistd.

Sllomen ipaltion raiitateitten tulot
iplpotena 1917 oliipat $2S,253,460.
iota OH $6,7O7.52O enenuntGn tuin
ipiiotena 1915, ilntoittaa Ybopsipals
tain SelIin9isid oleipa fonluli Sabnes
tpaltiobepartementille labettanGsid
raportislaan pabpdttp ippsf. 8 p.
1918. SflIitenfin olitpat menot tus
Lola iirlrenmat, fila menot oliipat
$31. 1.337,410 ollen $17,O49.O40 tai
100 proienttia enenunGit filin ipuons
na 1916, iolloin illnuna oil $14..
$4,000.
NGistG meiloiSta palfat fulietuse
oiastosia oipat liiAintpneet eniten.
oIlen $4,070,O00. Yolttoainect
mntloitpat IN. 1917 $3.7S0,OO0;
palfat foneoiastosla $1,450,000;
tisfot $93O.OOO; foneentdpttdiGt
$4,000; tonbutto6rit ia iarrlmies
bet $4,000.
Se,lraaipd taulu ofoittaa tiiIot,
menot ia nettoipoiton altaen iprps
besta 1910:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-02
Edward e. Pearson Of Lewiston

Edward Everett Pearson died at
his home on Bridge street, Lewiston.
at noon Thursday. Mr.. Pearson was
a member of the Lewiston fire de-
partment for % consecutive years,
and was a lieutenant for nine years.
He was also member of the police
department for three years. He was
for many years a machinist at the
Bates mill, and held this position up
to the time he was taken i'll about
year ago. He was born in st. John,
\. B., 81 years ago, and came to Lew
iston when two years old. Mr.. Pear
son married Miss Victoria Martin of
Lewiston in 1883, who survives, as
do three daughters. Margaret Louise,
Helen Theresa and Mrs. Richard
Hayes, all of lewiston; also three
sisters, Lillian Evelyn and Nellie
Pearson of Lewiston, and Mrs. Louise
Cloutrnan of West sRoxbury, Mass;
and three brothers. Herbert and Will
liam Pearson of Lewiston and
Charles r. Pearson of Portsmouth,
N. II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-02
FOXCROFT

Dana A. Lanpher died from pneu-
monia following an attack of inf1u-
enza at his home on North street
Tuesday night. Mr.. Lanpher leaves
a wife, three sons, a mother and faith
err, two brothers and two sisters to
mourn his death. Mr. Lanpher has
recently conducted blacksmiths shop
in Dexter.
Dover and Foxcroft's honor flags
for the Fourth Liberty Loan have
been hung over the Honor Roll tablet
in Monument square.
Hon. and Mrs. Frank E. Guernsey
returned from their motor trip to
Montreal and Quebec Wednesday OF
last week.
Word has been received from Capt
Charles Fl. Merton Of Co. F that he is
getting along we'll in a convalescent
hospital where he is assisting in drill
ling. He recently met Lieut. Sanford
c. Dinsmore of Reno, New, a former
Dover-Foxcroft man. who is attached
to sanitary train.
Alfred l.. Johnston, who has been
serving as naval hopsital appren-
tice this summer, has been granted
a furlough and is continuing his
studying at Harvard Dental school,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-02
MONMOUTH

Funeral services for Horton Pierce
Blake, who died at Boulder. Col,
Friday, Oct. %. was held at the
Methodist church Thursday after
noon. Rev. C, l.. Banghart Of Cor
ham, N. H., was the officiating cler-
gyman, assisted by Rev. G. w. NJ.
Keyes, pastor Of the church. The
Boy Scouts, of which he was assist
ant scout master, students Of Mon
mouth Academy. the Grange and the
Ben's Bible class of the Methodist
church, with all of which he was at
hiated, attended in a body. The altar
and casket were surrounded with
beautiful floral tributes. The inter-
ment was in the family lot in the
cemetery on Monmouth Ridge. The
bearers were Oliver Austin. Foster
King, Stanley Smith. Burpee Boyd,
George Anthony and Irving Pike.
schoolmates and scouts.
Among those present from out OF
town were John o. Pierce Of Lewis
ton and Harold Andrews of Bangor.
Mrs Eva Frost and daughter and
granddaughter, Mrs. Nina Colson,
late of Auburn and Miss Vera Colson
of Monmouth, have moved to BoS-
ton.
Miss Helen Andrews left this week
for Boston to join the venetian
Trio" for two-months trip in the
South.
Hon and Mrs. B. F. Merrill OF
Bluehill have been guests Of Mrs.
Merrilrs brother and sister. E. Nj.
Marks NJra ceorqa HaVneS and Mrs
E. Thompson.
Mrs. w. ii. Matley Of Portland is
the guest Of Mrs. A. ]. Lang.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-02
MADISON
Charles Bradford Dies Of Pneu.
monia-Death Of Melen
Brooks in AnsOn-Board of
Health Imposes Ban-Locals

Fred w. Lane, who has been SUI
perirtendent Of the Indian Spring
Wooden mill for the past eight years.
will close his connection with the 10
cal plant Of the American Wooden Co.
this week. He has been transferred
by the company to Pittsfield. Mr..
Lane came here soon after the mill
was taken over by the American
Wooden Co. and has made q wide
circle Of friends both in and outside
of the mill. Mr.. Lane has served as
chairman Of the Republican town
committee for several years and is
the chairman Of the Madison and
Arson branch Of the Red Cross. He
has also been an active factor in va.
rious other community enterprises for
the benefit Of the soldiers. The de.
parture Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lane will
be much regretted.
The Madison board Of health has
enacted an order prohibiting all as
semblies Of a public nature until
further notice ana the same has been
approve by Justice Morrill, OF the
supreme court. The board Of health
has given notice Of it's intention to
enforce the order to the letter.
Charles Bradford. who has been
critically Ill with double pneumonia
at his home on Weston avenue for the
past week. died Friday morning.
An alarm Of fire was rung in at
$50 o'clock Thursday evening from
the box at the corner of Bean and
Maple streets. The fire company turn
ed out promptly but there was no
fire and the alarm is believed to have
been Halloween prank perpetrat-
ed by some small boys.
Mellen Brooks died Friday morn
ing at his residence on Wilson street.
on the Arson side of the river. Mr..
Brooks had been in failing health for
several years. He was a resident and
well-known farmer in Norridgewock
for a number Of years but few
years ago moved to his present res
idenee in Arson. Mr. Brooks leaves a
widow, one son, Lee Brooks of Kent S
Hill, and two daughters, Mrs. Flora
Tucker Of Arson and Mrs. Will Was
son Of Madison.
Carl Cross Of Norridgewock was
calling on friends in Madison Fri
day. Mr.. Cross was formerly resi-
dent of this village.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-02
Information Regarding Death
OF Corporal Emm0ns BOynton
In Letter Received by His Mother,
Mrs. W. A. Boynton Of This City,
from Bureau Of Communication,
American Red Cross, Washington,

Mrs. w. n. 6oynton OF ms City,
from Bureau of Communication,
American Red Cross, Washington,
D. c.
Definite information regarding the
death Of Corporal Emmons A. Boyn-
ton of the Headquarters Co, 103rd
Inf, who was killed June 18th in
France. is contained in letters recent
ly received by his mother, Mrs. w. A.
Boynton of "a State street, from w.
r. Castle, Jr., of the Bureau Of Com
munication, American Red Cross.
Washington. d. c.
The letter from Mr.. Castle reads
as follows:
1--WE have received from Paris some
Of the definite details of the death of
Corporal Emmons A. Boynton. which
we know you anxiouSly await.
1.-THE news we received states that
on the morning Of June 10th at $40
while eating his breakfast Corporal
Boynton was hit in the head by fly
ing shrapnel which caused his death.
He did not die instantly, however,
but was removed at once to a hos
pital at -- and passed away at
3.15 that same day. We are quite sure
that he was buried in the cemetery
adjoining the hospital. His sergeant
visited his grave the next day with
some companions and found the
grave completely covered with flow
ers. His personal effe:ts were sent to
the Effects Bureau, which you can
obtain by writing to Capt. John r.
Nelson, quartermatser of effects, Ho-
boken, N. j., giving him your sons
full military address. The report also
contained the fact that Emmons
Boynton was acclaimed the most pop
ular man in the company. which we
feel is a beautiful tribute to be paid
to one.
"The Red Cross extends deep SYM
pathy in this hour of your great loss
and sorrow. America today has many
loyal women whose loved ones have
found their last resting place in
French soil. They must try to bear
their loss bravely, knowing that the
name of their son is on the roll call
Of our heroes that the nation will
ever hold in sacred memory"
The letter from Major c. c. Pierce,
chief OF the Graves Registration Ser
vice. A. f. F., gives information re-
garding the location of the grave Of
CORPORAL Boynton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-02
Public Ownership of
Street Railways
AS Solution of Conditions

New York, Nov. Public owner
ship of street railways as a solution
Of present unprecedented conditions
was advocated before the American
Electric Railway Association meeting
here today by Richard McCulloch,
president of the United Railways Co
Of st. Louis, while John J. Stanley
of Cleveland, president of the organ
ization, and Thomas N. Mccarthy OF
Newark. n. j., chairman of the COM
mittee of the conference with the ma
tional government, urged higher
fares as essential to continued opera
ton of the lines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-02
More Examinations
For Monday, Nov. 4

Local Board for Division No. I Or.
ders Another Contingent Of Regis
trants Of Sept. IL Last to Appear
for Physical Examination
The following 50 registrants Of Sept
IL last, in Glass !, have been ordered By
Local Board for Division of kennebet
county to appear-for physical examina
ton on Monday, Nov. 4, at it's office d
the federal building:
Order
No
Harold c. Taylor. North Vassal-
boro.
As Clyde A. Powers, r. F. D. No. /,
Augusta.
GO Clyde l.. Walker, Clinton.
u Henry E. Foster, Augusta.
1875 Michele II. Falconi, Hallowell.
S65 Edmund d. Joslyn., r. F. D. No. "a.
Windsorvile.
379 Kenneth w. Meader. Albion Up. o.
Care Phoenix Hotel. Bath.
1856 Alton Z. Getchell, Winslow.
ISL Homer l.. Gould, Albion (Care
Phoenix Hotel, Bath.
1856 Carroll w. Whitcomb, Hallowell.
761 Albert F. James, X. f. d. No. 81,
WindSorville.
Si3 Harry p. Reed, Jr., Weeks Mills.
S95 Marshal Williams. Augusta.
9l7 Norman r. Pierce. Augusta.
99l Michael T. O'Keefe. Jr.. Augusta,
1045 Guy Mcclure, Augusta.
1910 Clayton o. Beane. Augusta P. o.,
Boston State Hospital, Boston,.
1915 Arthur j. Doyon, Augusta.
1875 Carl S. Dyer, Augusta.
1923 Ellis E. Walker, Augusta.
1884 Harry Z. Monk, Benton.
1872 John E. Dawbin, Hallowell (P. o.,
Bath.
1477 Charles E. Jones, Weeks Mills
Up o., Bath).
1903 William Dennis, Winslow.
1883 Alonzo Wright. Randolph.
1925 William II. Tibbetts, Randolph.
1892 Arthur J. Poulin, Winslow.
1921 Arthur NJ. Wood, Augusta.
21Ss Arthur K. P. Tyler. Randolph.
PTS Ralph w. Brooks, Augusta Up. o.,
Bath.
1856 Lyel E. Harrington, Augusta.
1851 Arthur w. Hansen. Winslow.
2721 Leslie A. Hall, Augusta.
2S21 Archilas Gaboury, Augusta (R. F.
D. No. y.
aoss Gerry E. Galusha. Clinton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-02
LOCAL NOTICE

The Lewiston, Augusta & Water
willie Street Railway announces that
on Saturday. Nov. 2, there will be
some changes in the stops made by
the cars on the Winthrop, Togus and
Waterville lines. This is in connec-
ton with the skip-stop plan as pre-
yiously explained. In making these
changes every effort has been made
to cause as little Inconvenience as
possible to those using the stops, and
although some Inconvenience Is
caused the officials feel that the ne
cessity of the changes will be appre-
ciated. octS1. nova'1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-02
r. II. Employees to Be
Given Every Chance
To Vote on Tuesday

Washington, Nov. 1-RaiIroad
employees must be given every pos
siblc opportunity to vote at elections
next Tuesday without interfering
with necessary railway operations,
said instructions issued today by Di-
rector General McAdoo to railway
managers. Warnings were issued re-
Gently against any attempt to in
fiuence employees in their voting by
Superiors.