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MEXICO, D. F. Abdil 29.-La huel-
GA De mas de dos mil gendarmes de
Ia ciudad de Mexico, que obedecio a
oue . estos no Sc les han pagado sus
Isueldos de hace mas de cinco sema-
. mas. do por resultado que Ell Ejecu-
two tomara cartas en- el asunto pa
"a inGuirir exactamente ell motive de
la actitud de los g~uardianes del on
den publico, que siempre Sc han dis
tinsuido por sus cualidades de manse-
dumbre Y obediencia pasiva.
Sc les deb;er ciaco semanas.
Uno de los altos jefes de la p~olicia
fue interrogado por el ~Presidenre Ca
rranza en- persona, Y este supo por
tai conducto. que a los gendarmes sc
les debian cinco semanas de sueldo,
siendo e5ta la causa de que lutheran
recur.ido a la huelga pacifica, nara
hacer que sus haberes fuesen cuhier-
tos.
Ell Ayuntamiento es interpelado.
Ell senior Carlos B. Zetina, Presi-
dente del Ayuntamiento, fue interpe-
laGo por Carranza para que informa-
IA sobre el conflicto entire ell gobier-
no del Distrito Y ell cuerpo de gen.
darmes urbano, V dicho f]uncipnario
inform6 que, en- e~fecto, a los Guar-
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va. r~establecidas
las c%omuniCaCiOreS
t~elef0niCaS

LAREDO. Tex, Mayo LAS CO.
muaicaciones telefoGicas entire csta
ciudad V Ia vecina del lado meXlcano,
cue habian sido cortadas por dlspo-
siciones dictadas a csc respecto por
las autoridades americans, han sldo
va restablecida por consentimicEto
del Irfc ccnsor en- Washington, co
ronel l.. L. Durfee.
Segln ha dicho este mlsmo funcio-
mario. cl consentimiento para la rea-
nudacijn de las referidas comunlca-
clones, ha sido otorgado con motive
De Ia soiicitud hecha por la cohlpa-
MA talcfinica South Western 1ele-
graph and Telephone, en- ell sentido
dc cue Sc !c extendiera una orden
formal firmada por el jefe de la CEN
sura.
Ii mismo coronel dijo que Sc pro-
ccdi0 a cortar las referidas comuni-
caciCncS, por lnlclatlva dc la HeoEla
tcompania, la que de esta n Gre
20 proteger sus intereses contra Ina
p-opable demanda por la falta de CO.
municaci6n telcf5nica con Mexico.
Agreg0 que la orden para cortar
los alambres del telefono menciona-
do fua Sn1ir;f,da nor la rpDetida
compahia, del Departmental suriano
dc Censura. a la vez que la solicita-
ba dc Washington.
Ell Jefe principa! de Ia Censura en-
este pals. resolvio que las comunica-
clones telegraficas con Mexico no
eran pcriudiciales los intereses "a
n%ericanos Y Sc neg0 a cXtender por
| e~scr;to la authorization que Sc solicit
Pasa. a la Ia. PaG. Col. 4a.3
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sYTaERVEs

CEandc vcnga 1stsd = Ssu Antonio
no ~asces:sa listed Taierze d. 1aiis
para que }e t.se5e bonds hay una
aarRts rs-a cofapFa- un aaJoTovl
pues Iosotros Podecaos venderle s Us
ted rno, W sea UGevo O de seguGda
Ea1c, For IN precio harsimo. Nc
dele dc ve-noa y ecaaonizara Ginero
Tenemos carros de todas marcas, CO.
no cieato cincuenta de donde esco-
jar.
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS CLEAR.
ING HOUSE
22I and 90 South Flores St
Isiefo1o CT. 1855.
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Is de- muy bueRa calidad.

E referido articulo guatemaiteco.
! segGn Ia opinion de algunos conner
! cianteS de eSta plaza, es de muy bue-
Ma calidad Y hasta podria coHpetir
con Ell azGcar CUE So inipGrta de la
Habana, CON la sofa diferencia dc que
Ia cana que Sc beneficial en- Gua.e-
mala para su elaboration. es de dis
into sgbor de L que Sc atii2a ea
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Consiguieronlos gendarmes
que lespagaransus sueldos
Les do ~resHItado Ia hue|ga que pronovieron hace POGO

danes Sc les a~deudaban cinco sema-
mas de sus sueldos, que no Sc les
habian pagado por carencia absolute
de fondos en- la Tesoreria Municipal.
I'm aeuerdo presidential.
En- vista de esta circunstancia, ell
senior Carranza resolvio tomar I'm a.
cuerdo que pusiera a salvo los mte-
reses de la gendarmeria urba1a y
que a la vez fuera n garantia de
que la huelga de %gendarmes no Sc
repetiria, V aI''efecto dispuso cue a
partir del primero de Mayo proxlmo,
eli gobierno del Distrito sea ell que Sc
encargue de cubrir los haberes de los
gendarmes, con fondos que proper
cionara cada dia de pago Ia Tesore-
ria General de Ia Republica.
Sc cubrieron los sueldos atrasados.
A veinticinco mil pesos assemble ia
suma que tuvo que desembol5ar e
Tesoreria Nacional para ell pago de
los sueldos que Sc les adeudaban a
los gendarmes que Sc d%eclararon en-
huelga.
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Ugarte sustituye Q
PaIavicIni en- FL
Universal
Volv:j a 81 antigua profesi0o
Ell periodista convertible
en- diplcmaiico

MEXICO. D. r, Abril 29.-Jcsc
Ucarte. p~eriodista que estaba en-
Costa Rica como Encarcad" de Ne
gocios de don NEWSSTAND Cacranza,
ha llegado a esta capital. a doTde
vino llamado por ell gobierno c@rran-
cista para que Sc haga cargo de "a
direction del peyiodico Ell univeTsal,'
puesto que ha ~que4ado vacaate en- viz
;ud de que, al separarse q ingcnie-
70 Felix T. Palaviciri de Ia gercn-
cia del mismo. 81 Lie. Manuel Andra-
| de ceso en- su cargo de director.
Jose Ugartc cs uno de los pocos
periodistas de verdad cen que cuenta
el carrancismo.
Ugarte, cuaEdo toda IL prensa &c
! signifieacj6n en- Mexico hacia Ia
campaTa a1ti-maderista, fue director
por mucho tempo del 'semanar!c de
caricaturas EEL Ahuizote," de donde
! Sc separo para If a Eel Pals a hGccr
! las cr5nicas par!amentarias, labor Ell
Ia que Sc supo d;stinguir y ~acredisar
! COMO IN cronjsta exquisite.
In este puesto de "Ei Pals per-
mancci6 Ugarte hasta despues de la
"Decena Tragica," Y q raiz de IA
~a.uerte de Francisco /. M2dero y Jo-
Sc Maria Pine SGarcz, saIij furtiva-
mente de la capital de la Replb!ica y
fue al eztado de Coahuiia . incor-
n~orarse a! grupo que Sc na.laba cH
torno de NenuStiano Carraaza, Va le-
vantado en- -mas
Durante toda ia Gpoca del pre-
observation-disclosures" Jose Ugarte hi
20 cannpaha por medic De varios Pc
! ri6diccs en- favor &c Carran=a, y
. este. cuando Sc !e concnzj a lamar
rTe,identa constitutional, Eremid Sas
, services ~enviandoio Go Enc2rgaao
de Negocios en- Costa Rica.
Sc murmura que Ia direction efec,
tiva de Eel Universal" Ia Jendr&, tan
to en- 10 poiitico como CT 10 economi-
co. el Lie. don Rafael Reyes SpicGola
guien Sc encueHtra en- esta capital
Gcs&c hace alcunos dias. peTo e5ta
tespecie nc ha sido confirmada Official
meate, por mas que al amigos de.
ivicjo ~reciodista porfirista ~Cuienes "a!
afirman,
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Tambie6n Guatema-
la envla aZucar q
nuestro pals
Estan para llegar a Ia Capital
m~exicana varios srandes
cargansnGos

NGXICO. Abril 2S.-La crisis de
porque atraviesa nuestro
rails Y las dificultades con one sc ha
tropezado para imp0rtar csc artlculo
de Ia Isia &c Cuba, aunque ya a!gu-
ms cantidades vienen en- canine, ae
este a,timo punto, han dado luCar
: aue a!guaos concentrates hagan
10 que es cast IN descubrin:iento: cue
Guatemala puede surtir 9 Mexico de
grandes cantidades lie azucar, de UNI
1alidad cast igual a ia tie azIcar
cu5anc. segun opinion de IN conoci-
do comerciante de esta
plaza.
En- otras ocasiones, nuestro pals
In surtide de azucar & 5tros TiUchos,
y IA misma Guatemala ha hecho opc-
racicGes con comerciantes meNicancS
que oreraa al mayoreo. Ell las que
grantees ~cantidades de csc articuio
nan salido de nuestro pals para II
! forr1ar surtido Ell los aimacenes
cuatamaltecos; pero las condolences
que Drcvalecc2 con motive lie a Gle
IRA eu-opea, han puczto las cosa5
pvato 9 que al reyes: 2.ora
Mexico nc-ezita dc: a=tcar dc G22,e-
mad.
5ieasn en- canine graEdes carga-
ueRtos.
Uno de los p~r'ncipaies con,ercian-
tes d es.a 2:aza, gus IS dc los que
Sc han deaiva6o con especialiGad CT
.os Ij.inros nlsscs a comcrc;ar cor
azjcar, dcc;a aver que, en- efecto
dc Guatemala han sido enviados va
d acas-ro pals. 2onsignados a rarias
~lsa,. ere las luc sc cuen;a Ia ST.
"a. eoasider&bies cargameatos DC az.
-, los que seran conducidCs c.
aa-cos lie Hoco tonelaie hssta algu.
nos = los pTertos del litoral del Pa.
a:fico. desde doEde Sc recmbarcar&r
0a.a 81 interior de IA Reri5lica po.
Ell terrccarrii FaG-amer!c&Eo.
L. cx~Pc-taci6n aumecta 81 Guate-
maia.
la act;vidad del concrete de eX,
portaci6n de azicar de Guatemala
para Mexico, va notabiemcnte en- az.
monto. seguin 10 hace saber eI con.
sui mexicano en- San Marcos, CT III
informc que ACADIA de dirIeir a ia Sc.
c~retaria de Industrial, y que en- unC
&c sus parafos dice textua.mente:
"Ha sido en- grande escala Ia ex
pcrtacion de azIcar para nnestra Re,
pl6lica habiendcsc va certificate er
esta oficina consular facturas Dc
Specification.
Los exportadores g~uatemaiteco;
, Sc ocapan preferentemente de estt
~ar;iculo. en- ]ateacion u que, de acaer
DO con las franquieias coucedidas pc
nuestro gobicrno, csc prooucto puedt
ser introdUcido Iibre de dorechos d.
Importation"
! FS ia many h;Jpr. ralidaI
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YIeplaS
s@1aETsspA
3 ag1eaal9l
RE 6

listed Y guarte ests direction para que
90 10 muesl-e d SuS amigos que srtTen
ia caiOS. m~eZuuirOs. Et2oies = grSnoS &c
Ia pieI. Con CSC. or tiUbreS poSiales cue
me remits le mando. q vuclta de coIrSn
trsDro De porte. una cajita de poInsdo
fSnyslez, La meiOr del mun5o para sSIss
Intermediates. DevUeIYo 81 G!nero Z l.
De-scn, uuS Sc cure Y 10 sane.
ESPiRnIoE GONZALEZ
- No. ElRS3G. TN
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Cuba para cl c;tado efccto.
Ea;a:& 81 prccio de la m]ercanc!a.

Personals yersadas on achaq1ss CO.
merciales, aseguTaban cue Ia impor-
taci6n de aztcar &c Guatemala II i'm
plicaria una baja en- los pcecios que
ha a!canzaGo en- Ia capital dicho AZ
ticuio, dado cue los fletes de este
iviencn 4 aumcntar nctablemente 81
~costo: pero a!gunos de los impocta-
dores del repetido efecto asegura2
que tai rosa TO es eyacta, va cue,
cCntaadosa con suficientes c2rros
para la c~onduccijn de los cargamcn-
tos dc p::ertos del Pacifico al centric
de Ia RepGbiica, los fletes resulta-an
en- IN treinta por ciento mas baratos
one los de! mismo efccto cuando es
importado De Cuba. deducicndose de
este que los precios cue cSt&n csta-
blccidos para tai mercancia Ell Ia
tcapitai Y e. los Estados, tendran que
ser red6cidoS en- n notable pcrci5n
que henaficiara, acknowledgements, a
ltcaos los ccnsunidores.
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tPasa e Ia Ia. p4s. Cea. ss.l
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CA=aESE

tEA---at|i-
Ca;3I0-o de Gama$ meZiClHaS = C'raS
paCiunalldaacS y c..-nSa lisa lie her
moSgS uOUhreS-
Eny!cnOS IN Dollar so.aDcnic J
roSo:rUS le remit; 1G:uu>, 4 v4rI.a De
cOr-eo, nucSiru CO.u1lctO c2ia.Og0 Tp2-
,riHionisl con d~cScrCrioHts uciell?GaS,
TQTOGRAFIAS. NnNRRES Y Di}JCt:h-
NES lie j0yeucS. SHi0rSS = SsAC-.ias
meNicdnlS : o. Oi-dS ractou1ildlGSS, 81
gualS yiUdSs 81, ,uiscn-tteS %r,gSr-!s2-
,es. CUIe@e> Lcseza 2CcC1t:ar an GcU,t-
20 ! Hlra ">p0,J. -. nG'te ">":,hir-
le diTsc;zUlc..;r 2 ~tsslar'"ra Do c-l:>
Y contract IN u.LiF!:"C0.p 'H4R eE
cn-,o us..no. ~A-.pS ligHg- 10 CcI-
|, Tianza ! nos dEdlc1uUS . IN ne=ecto
honradc ' ErLlr. 70 NeCal!ia, HjHS
] que IA peCueua s,:iaG dc III dollar este
. de Dor medic entire -. : 81 Uuy p9-
/ SihIe FELICiDAJ MATRIMONIAL.
| EScr!ba hoy niSEIc {:
REAILiNLE CLUE
!; Box $50. Los Angeles. Cal
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5 0S pies cansados Y do!oridos,
8 Sc aiivian despues de n aph-
caci6n de Lnimento Sloan's, 10
hay cue frotzr. solo, penetra Y aiiF,a-
Mas limpio que los anticuados en-
plastos o U~ngiientos; no mancha e!
CUTS.
Tenga una botel.a 4 mano para
los dolores reumaticos, neuralgia, GO
Ia, lambago, Commissioners, lastimadU-
ras, dolor &c muelas, golpes Y mIscu-
les adoloridos.
De venta en- to6as las drogue-ias.
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GSESE,

CSSESE!
gsI,lago lie Gau3S> mcNicanaS Y olEaS
Observation-Disclosures; eN;cRSa hSia dc nernO-
SOS EembSc>
Vspde IN DILiiI; Y ls enviarcm9S n
I vur.ta d. cO.Fro. uuc>lrn complete. Ia
] ,al,en Matrimonial. con de>crtpSinnc>
| r0rnn,etaS, de muchaS i~0Venc> y aij"-
| as. ViuCa<. que bUScan a un mariho
bueae V honradO. PIirde listed e>eribsr
a ~cuaIquicra dc elias J centrasr nn ~
f.y mg.rImon.a en- muy breve tieIaPo.
SoSo;roS, u0r nusSira paTic SomoS per-
| SenaS F~ecsmcnGabIrS. uuCStTo neJocto
/ rsla SaSadO sobrc la hunradeE J icStH-
,n;IYa AL r. ruc 80 dele rse IN pc9ue-
- rsRi;,iad ar " DOLLAR Strya.te IS
/ iorh0 en- ,ina probable fEL!tIhAD 3A-
| rEiEOSiaL. TSrriha hoy mtSTo Il:
COSMOPOLITAN GLUE
p. o. Box 49, Venice TAI
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OAKLAND
Percy Williams Of Newport was cal,

Percy Williams Of Newport was call
ing on friends in town recently.
Mrs. Will Forsythe. who has been
passing the winter with her husband in
lumber camp at Lake Moxie, has had
serious attack of rheumatism, but
has recovered sufficiently to be brought
to her home on Failfield street and is
| improving slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Wheeler have
moved into the Peter Letoulneau rent
on Main street
l.. n. Witham Of Bates College spoke
at the Free Baptist church Sunday
morning.
The sum of s51.55 was cleared from
the play given Wednesday evening ln
Memorial hall for the benefit Of tn.
Red Cross. The committee in charge
consisted Of Mrs. A. II. Oliver, Mrs.
Theodore Bragg and Mrs. II. II. Hat-
field.
Mrs. Charles Frost has returned from
Jefferson, where she has been visiting
her mother, Mrs Fish.
Miss Alice Otis went to Bingham
Saturday. where she will pass the weer,
end with Miss Marion Miller.
Mrs. Melvin Frost has returned to
Augusta after visiting Mrs. Mary
Peavey Of Water street.
c. c. Whitney Of Dixtield was a bus
mess visitor in town recently.
J. J. Farren, overseer of carding in
| the Cascade woolen mill, left Saturday
morning for Worcester, Mass. where
he will pass the weekend with his
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Besse and chill
dren. Doris, Edna and Linwood are
visiting relatives in Hallowell.
Mrs. Mary Moody has returned from
Rumford where she has been visiting
ter son. DR.. Moody.
Mr.. and Mrs George Stott left Sat-
urday for Lisbon Falls. where they
passed the weekend with relatives.
G. r. Getchell Of China was a busi-
ness visitor in town Saturday.
The funeral services Of Woodrow
Emerson Sawtelle, the 17-months-old
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sawtslllc.
was held Saturday afternoon at the
home of the grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. A. F. Sawtelle OF High street.
Rev. r. A. A. Killam officiated. The
bearers were Thadeus Cochran, Fred
Leach, Geo. Cochran and Charles Rich.
ardson.
The members Of the Sew Som Knit Som
Club will give series Of whist parties
for the benefit of the Red Cross, starting
Wednesday afternoon at the homo Of
Mrs. John OReilly. Prizes will be giveu
and refreshments served.
Mrs. Roy Damren passed the weekend
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Porter
Priest OF Hinckiey.
At the whist party given by the Idlers
Friday evening in Memorial hall for tn.
benefit of the Red Cross the sum OF
$16240 was realized.
Mrs. James Norton. who has been VISIT
ing her daughter, Mrs. A. II. Oliver. re-
turned to her homo in Anson. She was
accompanied by Mrs Oliver.
Mrs Minnie Livingstone passed the
weekend with her husband in North Ar
son.
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who Is now engaged In war r. n. c. A.
work in France, has four boys under
his care at the present time. Mr.. ia
cobs took over the papers, records. ETC..
to begin his new duties Saturday last.
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Goodwin Steward

cobs took over the papers, records, ETC..
to begin his new duties Saturday last
Goodwin. Steward
Friends in this section will be great
ly interested in the quiet marriage
which was solemnized Saturday at
noon in the parsonage Of the Bethany
Baptist church. when Miss Annie B.
Steward Of this town became the bride
Of Carl H. Goodwin Of Fairfield. Rev.
George Merriam ofFiciated, using the
single ring nuptial service, and the cou>
pie were unaccompanied. The bride
wore very attractive gown Of lemon
crepe with trimmings Of lemon satin.
She is the daughter Of the late Wyman
and Flavilla (Hoxie) Wyman OF this
town and is the niece of Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Steward OF Coburn avenue. For
some time she has been engaged in
dressmalling here and has a large cir
Gle of friends in the community. Mr..
Goodwin is the son Of the late Albert
b. Goodwin and is a prominent young
farm in Fairfield, where the couple are
to establish their home.
DR.. A. B. Borden has purchased the
T. b. Barrett block, which Is being
renovated from a picture house into a
store under the doctors direction.
Prof. Ralph Leighton was in Pitts
field Friday to act as one Of the judges
in debate between Maine Central
Institute and Bangor High teams.
Dues at the Red Cross headquarters
are not being as promptly met 9th as
those in charge desire. this money be-
ing needed to carry on the work. The
Branches outside of Skowhegan are
making good contributions. Among the
latest to contribute are 80 pairs OF
socks, % sweaters. pairs OF wristiets.
is handkerchiefs; North New Portland
pajama sits. I sweaters, 10 pairs Of
| stockings. surgical shirts; Canaan, 3
pairs wristlets, 8 sweaters, pairs Of
socks. % comfort pillows, 25 property
bags. II pairs underdrawers, 13 under
shirts; Athens. Is comfort pillows, -
bed spreads, IL pairs Of socks, 8 pairs
wristlets; Solon (working for Skowhe-
gan branch). sweaters, IA pairs socks,
helmets. The Somerset Chapter has
lately helped equip Abner Kincaid with
the necessary articles. Mr.. Kincaid
goes to Kelley Field in Texas as a me-
chanic in the Aviation Corps.
Charles Russell has returned to NAL
den. Mass, after visiting here with
his brother, Z. +. Russell, who has been
very Ill.
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LOCAL NOTICE

ANNOUNCEMENT-On Monday eve
ming. March IS, at Memorial hall We
shall give free recital Of the new CO.
lumbia records. All Of the April selec-
tions will be played and orders taken,
records not to be delivered till after
March 20. You will be under no obli-
cation. Come and enjoy a graphonole
evening. Concert opens. at O'Clock.
w. H. Wheeler & Son. mch1sdlt
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HOXIE

Geneses Puffer is working for Gsorxe
Harlow Of Norridgewock
It is reported that the Chester Shear
farm has been sold to New York par
ties, also the Martin Perkins farm,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Green attended the
Pomona Grange at Norridgewock Tnass.
day.
Kenneth Berry is at work at T1ahers
saw mill.
Mrs. Lewis Smith II en1oyine n S,,.a,
from her brother, Mr.. Blackman.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-03-18

Herbert Oddly, who has been undergo
ing treatment at the State hospital in
Augusta. arrived home Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs Matte Mason has returned from
Pittsfield and is visiting at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. 3. F. Flanders. G. B.
Flanders. principal Of the Clinton High
school, was also at home Saturday.
Another profitable meeting OF the SOM
erset Progressive Dairymen's League was
held Saturday at municipal building with
L. G. Trafton Of Highland Farm presiding
and Prof. George E. Simmons of the Uni
versity of Maine as the principal speak
er. His address was based upon Dairy
Cow Feeds That Can Best Be Grown in
Maine"
At the conclusion of the address, a
discussion among the farmers ensued
in regard to usage OF manure in view
of shortage for fertilizer. Prof. Sim
mons advised the using of so bushel OF
rock acid phosphate to a ton OF manure
to make it more available. A commit
tee from the League was appointed
to confer with the Skowhegan Jersey
Creamery relative to prizes to boys and
girls for calf exhibits at the fair next
fall, the committee consisting of Geo.
L. Parker, Skowhegan: +. l.. Hight,
Cornville, and w. E. Marston of
Smithfield.
Mrs. Rose Sawyer has returned home
from Whitensville, Mass, where she
has been passing the past five months
with her brother. Stephen Durrill.
~. i,,r a
the duties Of probation officer for Som
erset county, taking up the work laid
down by Ernest c. Butler Of this town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-03-18
m The STOCK MARKET?

II you own any stocks. or contemplate ouy-
ane or ceiling any. protect your Investment pS
eetting the Judgment of far-famed experts a.
S.,hiIshe ed IN the INDUSTRIAL AND NlNIN0
HCF PuhlishSd weekly aimee January l9oS'
Subecription s5 q year. Sample copy sent re
~ purpose Of Introduction II you write im'
uAOdiately.
INDUSTRIAL AND MINING AGE
n Willian s.. New York
L~ses CSe.jsnsa b t. Field N ths HssA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-03-18
For Sale-Reai Estate

SMALL FARM OF 16 ACRES, 9
acres of wood: eght-room house, large
shed and good barn. Hen house large
enough to winter 200 hens. All kinds of
fruit Apply 449 West St, Gardiner, Me.
Tel. 2S9-Y. mch15d6ts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-03-18

CHEAP IF TAKEN At ONCE. NO
reasonable offer refused. Pool and lunch
room, cash business, best location. Sick
ness cause of sale. Call or white John
Arata, HalloWell. mch14dlW
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-03-18
SMALL FARM ON NORTH BEL

fast road; house of rooms, stable, wood
shed, hen house. Fruit trees. q miles
from bridge, sell cheap wood on place.
Apply at premises. Mrs. Grace Farm
ham, r. +. d. 6. mch15d6ts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-03-18

WISER HAND STAMPS MADE IN
Ess.ta BY Tap Stamp Co.. IS Capitol
nrc.,ssi 2lS-W. Inks, Pads. Daters. etc.
a!S free. mch12dlmo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-03-18
New Advertisements Today

los,-Blanket:
~, sale-Cows.
sale-Cattle.
wsrted-Salesman:
wsnted-Little girl.
ror sale-Bungalow.
"a let-Six-room nat.
ror sale-Motor boat.
ios,-Lady's handbag.
Wsn,ed-Counter man.
wsn,ed-M Messenger boy.
wsn,ed-Chamber Maid.
ror sale-Gas stove, etc.
~, sale-St. Bernard pup.
sor sale-Light driving horse:
ro- sale-R. I. Red day.old chicks.