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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-31
Verna laSka
aneb BOJ, q. O.MlLIONY.
Roman Napsal Julius Mary
aneb BOJ.O.MILIONY.
Napsal julius Mary

Ia dive minuty byl Rouguin
oblecen stal mimo postel.
Co Sc tyse Moulliona, ten
snil dale o vsech tech pozitcich
jichz 81 mIze doprati clovek,
Jenz zitrejAho dne bude miti
deset tisic frankd kapse.
Rouguin ucinil nekolik kro-
ku z pocatku Sc nej pokou
sely mrakoty. Sebrav vsak We
skerou svou silu a pevnost VII
le, pfemohl slabost mohl Sc
dostati ke schod1m.
Rouguin dostal sc S ostatni-
mi est'astnemu muzi ku pomo
ci spechajicimi po schodech
dol1, kamz dav zvedavcl Sc We
dral. Nespozorovan vmisil Sc
Rouguin mezi ne - bylo vSak
do neho vrazeno a mel co ci-
niti, ably k zemi neklesnul.
Tri mladi lide, kteri Sc sem
vedrali, byli zatceni.
Rouguin, jenz nasledkem
sveho sedeho vousu, bledeho o
bliceje a celeho drzeni tela ia
k starec vyhlizel, nalezal Sc
stale jeste mezi vnikajicimi.
Straznik jeden sc k nemu
priblizil.
"Nestydite se," pravil zhur-
ia, "nestydite sc vzdor vasemu
vysokemu veku stati v cele tech
to vetrelcu povalecu? Jdete
dOmu = vase zena a ditky j.
ste vas jiz davno ocekavaji!
Byl-li jste snad svedkem neste
sti, postaci, zajdete-li Ultra ku
komisari a podate-li mu zpra-
WI = Ostatne jsme 81 sami uci-
nili dosti poznamek o pripadu
tom! Proc tedy sem lezete?
Muz jest ma smrt zranen a sam
nebude zadneho odskodnehO
pozadovati."
Rouguin Sc zdvorile uklonil.
"Jsem zcela nevinen, pane"
pravil. Tito zde mne sem "a
tlacili = nechtel jsem do teto
| mistnosti vniknouti. Dobry We
Ger, panel"
Zlocinec odesel s davem We
trelcu, kteri Sc nyni vyhrnuli
ven.
Prave jela kolem drozka.
Rouguin zavolal ma kocihO.
Nohy jej jiz nechtely nesti a v
nejblizsim okamziku by snad
byl sklesl k zemi a okolostojici
by jej byli donesli nazpet do ne
mocnice, odkudz prave S obtizi
byl vyvazl.
Pred vraty nemocnice Zaby-
vail Sc straznici rozhanenim ma
shromazdenych Sc zvedavcu.
Koci drozky uslysel volani
Rouguinovo a zastavil.
Starec Sc sedivym vousem
Sc priblizil, cht6je otevriti dvif
ka. To Sc mu podarilo, slabosti
vsak nemohl postaviti nohu ma
stupatko povozu.
Jeden re straznikG, dobrosr
decny to muz, podal Rouguinc
vi ruku a peclive mu pomohl
30 pOvOzu. PAX Sc no taZal kan
ma koci jeti.
| Rouguin udal ulici, ktera
mu prave prisla ma mysl - ul
ce universitni cislo %.
| Straznik udal koCimu adre
Su, muz Sc chopil bice a rychle
Iodjizdel.
! Rouguin hyl zachranen.
| KAPITOLA XXXXVII.
Zaverek.
| Zlocinec rekl, jak znamO
sestre sve, re Rouguin cd tt
chvile jest takrka mrtev. Byl'
to snad poprve, ze nelhal. Tel
to stale v nebezpeci zijici mu;
opravdu nalezel do tfidy re
nfelych.
Jedna osoba, ktera Sc RADIO
vala re smrti Rouguinovy =
} byl to statni navladni Adolf
AumOndy. pritel markVZe z A
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Tu teprve zvedaji
Sc vymenkari a vychazeji ma
dvar a ze dvora "a rakvi do ko
stella. l starry Porazil jde, hla-
vicka mu klesla do postavene-
no 'limce soukenneho plastc,
tax re mad limcem vykukoval
pouze veliky knoflik teple &C.
pice beranice. Pod beranici "
hlave pocita: "Tak huz sem
vyprovodil ma ty posledni ce-
ste Mlnare, Mraza, Palusa, po-
tom Bolfikovou, Krutinku, Ha-
dlasku - snpec, pouha prehou
sci mas tn zbula, co SINE "a mia
da chodivali v zine starymu
Chalopkovi do skoly. Sam sem
jako paperka, jedva nohama
pletu ha koste jako bych mil
rozviklany =" A je veaice rad,
re uz dosli s mrtvolou do ko-
stella.
Tam hned SIC schoulil do w.
sadnl lavice Porazilovic rodu, a
znovu Sc zadumal. "BrouGkovi,
simanikovi, Pernikari - vsem
sem Sci ma funus, vsichni Sc vod
stehovali "a Soudky, ha zadnej
mi to nevoplati," myslil 81 a po-
clti1 cosi jako zavist litost.
Rekvie pokracuji, pokracuji
i myslenky Porazilovy. Him i
Mates 81 pospisil, preskocil me
a uz je tamdle v rakvi. Ke mne
je smrt miiosrdna, dala mi cas-
hudelat donna poradnost, dvdr
postavit ha chlapce vo vsecko
rozdelit, S lehkym srdcem MI
zu ncko zavrit voci ha vode-
jit."
Sum a hluk no vyrusil. W je
po msi. I Porazil sc zvolna sbi-
ra vychazi Sc zastupem. Od-
dychl 81, odpocinul, IDA ae mu,
ze je SWEETEST cerstvejsi. A.e
jak par krdckd venku udelal,
Ease jako kdyz to ma neho pad
ne " krku mu piska, dech
Sc mu kraft, pot ma mem vyrazi.
"Dyt Sc snad rozejdu," mutt Sc
stafec ku pf,edu - ale dal ne
dosel nez k posledni chalup6-
k SiclGm. Tam re zadu pribe-
hla Kovarka k Hadamovi a
Martinovi, kteri prave nesli, "a
tahala ami sama nevedela KITE
reho mich "a kabat a ably pre-
krikla iidi hlasite sc modlici ri
zenec, zavolala: "Pote chute,
|tatovi Sc hudelalo spatne." Od-
skocili cd mar, prodfell Sc "a
|stupem, tam uz spatrili otce
stat u Siclovic terasu a drzet
Sc no. Domd no dopravili, hned
do loze MIN a pro doktora, pa
ma patera chytili, kdyz Sc vra-
eel re hrbitova a do vecera sta
ry Porazll ma SVEN vymenku
dodychal. Mrtvice pfetrhla nit
jeho zivota.
Pro tatu sice truchlili u obo-
jlch Porazilu, ma "hejte" ma
neho vzpominali, kriz ma hro-
be znova natreli, kamen obilii
a ma tabulku misto pouheho
matcina jmena dali napsat
'Zde odpocivaji manzele ia.
kub a Anna Porazilovi," ale
neiakemu prilisnemu smutku
Sc oddavat, ma to nebylo casu.
Ami vymenek nezGstal dlouho
prazdny. Manciny rodice ma.
stehovali Sc tam zpatky po.
mahali mladym jako druhdy,
dokud Manka jeste nebyla sci.
kou. Jejich pricin.ive ruce Maj
tinova pnlka vsude citila. Ha.
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PRIME Sc pet zen ma cisteni
dradoven pri 8 hod. praci. Plat
$500. Cas- prace cd 3 hod. ra-
no do IL hod. v poledne. Hla-
ste Sc odpoledne v {. 1859 E.
SO ul. z Dalton.
Ill
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>.:~::>t;<.
VARTE SVOJE PIVO DOMA.

Zadnou sladkou vodicku neb TAX Eva
ne "Nearbeer" ale chutne slime penive
pivo. Dodame vam pivnf eXtrakt.
Victoria, ktereho si die nasich Wy
zkousenych receptu muzete pripraviti
Znamenite pivo. Cena eXtraktu ma IA
galonu lezaku obnasf $500. Vafeni pi-
va donna a Zasflani extraktu do statu
prohibicnich jest V meZich ZakOna. Po-
slete obnos a obdrzfte Zasilku vypla-
cenou. Nyroba eXtraktu nebude po
prvnim prosinci MONA, zasobte Sc tu-
diz ihned. VICTORIA SUPPLY CO.,
sos Morton Bldg, New York.
Observation-Disclosures
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ZVLASTNf NABfDKA.

Musi byt obetovan bungalov ma
Connecticut ave. o sesti poko-
jich "a levnou cenu pfi hotove
splatce $4,000. Prijd'te rych-
lie do els. 1O412 Cedar ave. a.
neb zavolejte tel. Garfield
$500 r. 1871
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-03

setts Technology. third; r. E. Spear,
Cornell. fourth; {. S. S-elbach Cor.
nell, fifth. Time. sm 4. ass.
High Hurdles-Won by C, Erd-
man, Princeton; w. e. smith. Cor
nell, second; G. 4. Trowbridge.
princeton. third; w. II. Cleminshaw W.
Cornell, fouth; z. y. Pratt. Cornell.
fifth. Time Is 2-5s.
Low Hurdles-Won hy C. X. Erd.
man, Princeton; w. f. smith, Cornell
second; w. II. Cleminshaw. Cornell,
third; f. b. Bickford. Cornell fourth;
G. A. Trowhridge. Princeton. NTH,
Time. q 2-5s.
Shotput. Final-Won by w. G..
Beers. Dartmouth. distance. 45ft Ia
in: r. +. Cleveland. Princeton. sec
ond. distance. Aft 5ni: L r. Sinclair.
Brown. third. distance. s9ft 8 1-sin:
j. y. Sutherland. Pitt sbure. fourth
distance. S9ft oln: Paul Chandler
Swarthmore. fifth. distance. 3sf. s1-e
in.
Hammer Throw-won by W 7 Sut..
erland. Pittsburg distance ls2ft. : 1.4in. ;
/. n. Weld Dartmouth. second dis.
tance 1s5ft. 1-4n.; X. c. Bevan. Dart
mouth, third. distance .o7ft. lin: Am.s
Stevens. Harvard. fourth. distance 1a,ft.
1oin.: 7. r. Bangs. Cornell. NTH. dis
tance >1eft Sin.
Broad Jump-won by r. X. Fslter.
Cornell. distance 22ft. Sin: H. Schulter.
Columbia. second, distance 23ft. 3.lin. ::
A. D. shackleton. Cornell, third, dis.
tance 21ft. 1-4in.: W. e. Smith, Cor.
NELL fourth. distance 1ft. 4ain.; J. NJ.
Summerill. Rutgers. NTH, distance Nft.
Lain.
High Jump-won by NJ. Fircr, Johns
Hopkins. height SIT II s-sin.: J. e.
Hugus, Pittsourg. and NJ. Anderson.
Amherst, tied for second at ST. loain.
J. r. Moriarty. Dartmouth. fourth,
height ST. eiin.: N. c. Beers, Dartmouth
fifth. height SIT sain.
foie yault-Roy Easterday, P1ttsbure
and j. z. Jordan. Dartmouth. tied fol
first at 12ft. sin.; Joseph Breckiey. Eut
gers. w. w. Webber. Yale, r. A. Myers
Dartmouth, and D. b. Ford, Yale. tied
for third at l2ft.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-03
CORNELL. wins
THE TRACK MEET
At PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia. June 7-For the
fourth consecutive time. Cornell
University Saturday won the champ
ionship OF the Collegiate Association
of Amateur Athletics of America
on Franklin Field. The Ithicans
scored an easy victory, making to-
tai of AZ points.
The University Of Pittsburg was
second with 80 points. Dartmouth
won third with 26 points; Princeton
10; Pennsylvania, 10; Massachusetts
Institute Of Technology,13; Colum.
bia, II; Johns Hopkinis,s; Lafay.
cite. s.; Penn State, 5; Amherst. 10
Brown, 8; Yale, 8; Rutgers, I-2;
Harvard, 2: Swathmore, /.
Summary:
Ioo-Yard Dash-Won by w. H
c. Raymond, Pennsylvania, second;
F. Davis, Pennsylvania. third T. w.
Rossert. Mass. Tech, fourth: H. f.
Shackleton, Cornell, fifth. Time, 10
I-5s.
22o-Yard Dash-Won by c. Ham
mond. Pennsylvania; F. ]. Shea,
Pittsburg, second; Fred Davis, Penn
sylvania, third; I. w. Bossert. Mass
Tech. fourth; r. f. Brown, Prince
ton, fifth. Time Il 3-5s.
44o-Yard Run--Won by F. ]. Shea,
Pittsburg; J. NJ. Murphy, Dart
mouth, second; NJ. Gustafsen, Penn
sylvania, third; H. Staub, Columbia.
fourth; w. J .Carto, Dartmouth. fifth.
Time, AZ 3-5s.
Half-Milc Run--Won by c. Shaw,
Columbia;k. A. Mayer, Cornell, sec
ond; q. ". Albrecht, Pittsburg,
third; Garvin Bawdcn. Mass Tech.
fourth; i. l.. Abreu, Cornell. fifth.
Time, I'm SO a-5s.
One Mile Run-Won by w. G.
Lafayette; 6. +. Hal
facre, Mass Tech second; Perry Ad
dleman, Pittsburg, thirt. *. D. May
nard, Cornell. fourth: Royal Shep-
hard, Columbia. fifth. Time, Am. 24s.
Two Mile Run-Won by !. G. Dres-
ser. Cornell; ID. F. Peck. Cornell. sec
ond; w. X. MacMahoT Masaschu :
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-03
THE WORLD OF. SPORTS
NATIONAL
PHILLIES BUNCH HITS :
AND WIN FROM REDS s.3

Cincinnati June 2-The Cincinnati
and Philadelphia clubs jumped back
here from Philadelphia for a single
game today. Philadelphia winning 6
to by punching hits of Toney In
the early innings. 1t was Toney's
first defeat of the season. He had
won five straight games. The clubs
were nearly three hours late in ar
irving and this, combined with a
steady rain that fell unit. p. NJ, de-
layed the start of the game over an
hour. Thel ate start prevented the
teams from leaving Cincinnati to-
night in time to play in Philadelphia
tomorrow so the clubs will llay a
double header in that city Tuesday.
Score:
Philadelphia o / 0 1 0 0 o-s-leo
Cincinnati II 90 / / 0 0 O-3-11.1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-03
Classified
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Extra insertions, pro rata.
No advertisement taken for less
than 25c.
Al classified advertisements must be
prepaid.
The Journal does not knowingly
accept any fraudulent advertising
Of any kind. The journal will in
"est'gste promptly and vigorously
every claim from any person who
has been in any way deceived or
L,'streated through answering an
advertisement. The journal will
thank it's readers to bring TO it's
attention any failure On the part
Of an advertiser to make good his
promises. 1t is the belief Of this
paper that an advertiser serves his
own interest best only when he
serves the public best. II you are
not satisfied tell the Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-03
COLBY 9,
BOWDOIN 2

Brunswick. Me. June 1.-ffve q.
rors by Bowdoin, three hits for total
Of five bases by Colby. and q passed
ball. all in the fifth inning. resulted in
Colby defeating Bowdoin, Q to 2, In
the final game Of the Maine cham
pionship series Saturday afternoon.
For four innings Bowdoin played
perfect ball and then the crash came.
Only two Of Colby's runs were earned,
the other seven being due to Bow
doin's poor playing.
Many Of the Bowdoin players at
tended the ivy hop last night and
danced until nearly daylight, and
were far from being in condition for
fast baseball.
Marshall, at first for Colby, and Nc
Carthy. at the same bag for Bowdoin.
did brilliant work. The score.
COLBY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-03
BOWDOIN

Runs made by Nourse. Wyman,
Fraas 2, Taylor .. Pulsifer Marshall,
Hamer, F. Hall. Murch. Errors made.
by Heyea, Fraas 2. A. Hall. Cook ).
F. Hall. Murch 3. Two-baAe hits,
Nourse. Holmes Three-tase hit. Ha-
mer. Stolen bases, Wyman. Fraas.
Taylar 2 Base on balls by Hamer 4,
by Mason 2 Struck out by Hamer.
by Mason :. Double plays. Cook to
Holmes to Mccarthy: Marshall. un-
assisted. Passed ball. r. Hall. Hit
by pitched ball, Racine. Time, III,
Ann. Umpire, Conway.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-03
love WEAKENS AND CUBS
WIN FORM GIANTS

Chicago. June 2.-Love weakened N
the fifth inning of today's game ana
Chicago took a commanding lead
over New York winning the second
game of the series to .. Love had
not allowed q hit until the fifth. He
was replaced by Finneran after five
runs had been scored. Errors by
Walters and Miller, J. Collins dou-
bic, Il. Collins single and Felsch S
homer figured in the scoring. Score ;
New York ......2 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0--2-63
Chicago .......0 0 0 0 Q x-6-S-1
Love, Finncran, Mogridge and
Walters; Shcllenbach and Schalk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-03
Eastern League Saturday

At New London-New London 6. Prov
idence ! ttirst game); New London /,
Providence (second game)--7 inning
III agreement.
At New Havcn-New Haven Z. Wore IS
ter | Girst game: New Haven 10, Wor-
cester Second game)--7 innings by
agreement
At EIartfordHartford s. Waterbury o
A. Springfield Bridgeport 3, spring
field thrst game); Bridgeport 10,
Springfield (second game).
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-03
BOXING NOTES

The bouts next Tuesday evening at
the Boston A. A. in the Arena will in
clude the following: Bob Joseph Of
Boston and Bob Ambrose of Cambridge,
SlN rounds; Johnny Gray Of Chelsea an
Eddie Barselli of Quincy. six rounds
johnny Noonan of Dorchester and Tom
my Elems of Paterson, y. j., eight
rounds; and Joe Eagan of Dorchester
and Tommy Robson Of Maiden. l.
rounds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-03
SCHOOL GAMES

~ Observation-Disclosures s; Lewiston
=
At rortland-aebron 5; wes,broolS
At poth-rrunswtck il; Morse ii.
At Sanford Somersworth n. H.,
l. Sanford o.
At Thomaston-Rockland II; Thorn
aston T.
At Mechanic Falls--Mec chanic Falls
); Gould Academy 9.
At Gardiner-Gardlner /; Rumforl
0.
At Camden-Camdcn 10; vinalhav-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-03
AMERICAN
TIGERS BUNCH
HITS AND WIN
FROM RED SOX

Detroit, June 2.-Detroit punched hlts
with bases on balls off Ruth today ana
won the second game of the series from
Boston to3. Ruth scored Boston's hrst
run in the sixth inning with home run
into the right field bleachers. With TWO
out in the ninth inning a base on balls
and singles by McInnis and HoblttzeiI
produced another. but Scott ended the
game with a foul to Yelle. The score:
rncTn<-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-03
In thinning Battle Indians
Win From Senators

Cleveland. Ohio. June 2--Cleveland
defeated Washington 1 to today in
an thinning pitchers battle when
Shotton and Morgan, going after
Chapman's fly, collided in right field
letting the ball fall safely. Halt scor-
ing. O'Neill singled to left and went
to second on Bagby's sncrifice. Halt
was sent in to run for O'Neill, he
went to third on Graney's out and
scored on Chapman's hit. Two double
plays cut off runs for Washington.
Washington
Cleveland 0 0 0 q 0OU 0 0 l-1-S-O
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-03

Ill trade and fixtures OF the q. ID. Thorn
dixie Machine Company, located at y
Portland Pier Portland, Maine, and at
TInson's Wharf. RCckland, Maine.
These properties are to be sold at once
Tor the purpose of settling the estate Of
the late George ID. Thorndike. The bus
mess carried on at each of the locations
has been general gasoline motor busl-
ness. both marine and stationary en-
gine, supplies and fixtures, and a gener-
al repair business. At DOjn plants n ad-
dition to the stock there are a full
equipment of machines, tools and trade
hXtureS necessary TO carry on the busi-
ness. At Rockland, Name, the estate
owns a new two-stOry building with OF
Hces, salesroom and machine SHOP. The
ThofnGlke Machine Company has the
agency Tor the leading marine and sta
tOnary gas engines, and TRANSACTED a
business OF large volume at both Port
land and Rockland The entire property
is for sale either separately or together
and can be seen by appointment with
the Undersigned. For more detailed IN
formation, inquire Of William II. Gul-
hNer, attorney for the estate. No. 10
Exchange street, Horllanu, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-03
BROWNS BUNCH BINGLES
AND MACKMEN LOSE, "a

ST Louis. Mo, June 2-Rapping out
three singles and two doubles Of Per-
rvs delivery in the seventh and eighth
innings. and aided by a wild pitch and
Gardner's error, St Louis came from
behind and beat Philadelphia again to-
day, to ? The score:
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 o O. 81
St Louis 80 0 0 0 / ! x-4-11-2
Perry and Perkins; Loudermilx,
Shockcr and Nunamaker.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-03
Saturdays Cricket

At Franklin Field-West India %.
Caribbean So; Wanderers Io4, Can
ton "a.
At Needham-United Shoe 90.
Needham az.
At Brockton-Brockton es, Ever
EFT 6z.
At Fail River-Fall River 1856.
Benn Mohairs Sc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-03
PITTsFIeLD POULTRY FARM.

Pittsheld, Me, will be sold for $500
costs about $30,W0 but company has
moved to Massachusetts 50 farm must
De SOFA. About 100 acres OF land, cuts 70
TO loJ tons of hay, orchard Of ABOUT -0J
appie trees IN tine shape and just be-
ginning 70 bear railroad siding on farm.
HuHdlhgs consist OF dwelling ana
barh, cement incubator celldr $50 IT,
ion2' 80 I, wide win two tJyu egg incu-
pators al ready for business, DrooueI
house 2o1 II. long uIviued ia pens Tor
bf"1Utf purposes. lien houses 400 IT,
long, y Il. vide div.ued into pens, Ca
pdel.y 900 hens. apout lo0 colony nousls
ana Hiiy Oatdoor Droouer houses 1nc
SOL mas pc ana!yzed py experts ana
anG other crops. X great opportllnl,T
!" make money. Apply AT once 10 Wal
Ter y. OrdWay, Shomneean, Maine
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-03
Batted for Thomas in 9th.
DETROIT.

Two-base hts-Bush. veach. Home
run-Ruth. Stolen base-Hooper. White
man. Double plays-Fitt. Young and
Dyer; Ruth and McInnis. Left on bases
Boston 4. Detroit G. Base on balls-Of
Ruth 3, off Erickson 4. Struck out-By
Ruth .. by Erickson 3.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-03
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

mHe IrOm thls lcrlllc, gO-ucre fArm. ~
m. to Augusta, to Gardner, . 10 ".
" x r. X. Il. x stores, | mi. to scnoUl.
mouse ana ell new Snlnglru. Barn 3Ux1u
with 10 tons NICE hay, Cellar tull o.
dressing. blanu new mouse Tor loo hens.
SMali TOOLS, wagon, carts, pI0w, Incu-
bator3, breeders. Water in l.ouse, trou,
brook through 1arm, $40 cords nara wood.
- VI. lumuer, best ntlghbors, H. h. d.
Ifice Tor qaick sale, sl2VU. Terms and
would take auto in part payment. \o
brokers. Address Owner, IjCX 81, Els
worth, Il. f. ID. /, Maine. MAJ y2,u6t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-03
New Advertisements Today

For sale-Rowboat.
Wanted-Little girl.
Found-Black heIfer.
To let-Upstairs rent.
Wanted-Capable girl.
Wanted-Night watch.
Wanted-Women clerks.
For Sale-Dark bay horse.
nted-Second-h hand safes.
Wanted-Blacksmith S tools.
Wanted-Woman for houseWork.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-03
Leading Big League Stickers
International Results Saturday

~ Jersey City-Binghampton 7,
At Newark-Newark s, Baltimore
4.
At Syracuse-Toronto 4, Syracuse
~ Buffalo :, Roches-
teT 3 ltlrst game); Rochester 4, Buff
falo (second eamel.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-03
Amc- can League
SATURDAYS RESULTS

Detroit 1, Boston g.
New York &. Chicago 3.
St Louis ). Philadelphia 5.
Washington II, Cleveland 6.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-03
Other Games

At Portland-South Portland H. S
2; Cumberland Shipbuilding Co. 0.
At Bddefol ld-Diamond Match 4
Lunn 4 Sweet 0,
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SUNDAYS RESULT,

Detroit 4. Boston 8.
Chicago 6. New York 2.
st. Louis 4. Philadelphia 9
Cleveland !. Washington Oil innings.
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TODAY'S GAM ES

Boston at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
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STANDINGS
National League
SATURDAYS RESULTS

Chicago 4, Boston 3.
st. Louis 2. Brooklyn 2.
New York 3 Pittsburg 0.
Philadelphia 5, Cincinnati 2.
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Factory output two hundred thousand
daily. Largest selling brand OF loc CT
sars. In the world. Factory. xapchsetss.
u. II,
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Chicago at Boston.
ST. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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For Sale-Real Estate
MILK AND DAIRY BUSINESS

Manager has other business and VIII
sacrifice for quick sale. Shrewsbury
Farm Dairy Co, "a Temple street, Wa
teryille, Me a. r. Clifford, Mgr, Tel.
SO or lSl-W. june1d3t
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For Sale-MlSceilaneOuS


ROW BOAT, DOUBLE ENDER
about 16a #. long. Practically new $45.
b. X. Carver, So. Monmouth. ln3d1wr
DAHLIA sULBS-ALL KINDS. NO
two alike, u bulbs 69c., % for sl.p0 post
paid. Mrs. Geo. \. Waugh, Winthrop.
Me. inld3tF
WATCHES, WALTHAM, ELGiN
and all best makes sold at lowest prices
at Drew's Reliable JeweIry store IS
Lisbon St, Lewiston. iunel Ivy
SMALL POTATOES, SEED POTA-
toes, seconds. Phone lG422. Address Il.
.. Brown, Il. +. ID. /, Augusta
may3ld3t
CHOICE SULPHUR SEED BEANS.
A q. Coombs, Nassalboro, Me. Tele-
phone 4-23 China line. may20a5t~
THREE MONTHS OLD, SINGLE
comb. X. l. Red puilets, March hatchev.
alI feathered out, welghlng one TO Two
pounds. These birds VIII start laying
IN September, 800 each. Ii you wan,
eggs next winter buy now. Ieter Thda-
mum, Winthrop, Me. 1eI. 1o2-ll.
md:30dlwk
GREEN MOUNTAIN SEED PoTA-
toes X. H. Bruce, Nasaalpor .. Me.
Telephone lS-43. m4 y3cuo,*
WATCH BARGAINS AT DREW'S
Reliable Jewelry Store. 3 Lisbon ST,
Lewiston. junel, "
HERRING NET, ALL MOUNTED.
Only used one season, at a bargain.
Casavant a Cloutier, 36 Water st.
mdY29dtf
EGG SAVER" PACKAGES DOZ.
eggs 25c.. pkgs. 81, delivered. y Court
st. Tel. 36ok may2adlw"
DIAMONDS GUARANTEED IN
weight and color at extremely low
prices az DreW's Reliable JeWelry Store.
10 Lisbon st, Lewiston. june, div
CHOICE RED KIDNEY SEED
beans Chas. l.. Barker East Nassal-
boro. Teltp phone 26-2 South China.
muy2Sd6tt
FIRST CLASS PORTABLE STEAM
saw min in good shape with lots 81
power. {. W. Freeman, Wiscasset, Me.
may 24dtf
DRESSING AT STABLE OR DE-
livered. Also two Scotch Collie dogS
and set of double harnesses. W. T..
Ware, III Water St, Gardner.
:naN3}d2W
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SUNDAYS RESULTS
TODAY'S GAM Es

Philadelphia 6, Cincinnati 3.
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HOUSE FOR SALE. MRS E y
7 ROOM HOUSE, LARGE BARN,

eletltlc nights, city water, lot 66XlyV,
hne chance tor horse. COW mems auI
garden. on car line, loy Western Ave. A
bargain II taken at once. Inquire OF -.
!. IaFis, NatervIlIe, lei. o6I-I.
may2id2W*
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let season 1918. The Sea House" and
the "Open Hearth" cottages. Furnish
ed, hot and cold running waterk bath
rooms. set :. open fireplaces. D. H.
Darling. Gardiner. Ne. aprAdsf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-03
THE MACHINERY, PLANT STOCK

5 ROOM BUNGALOW NEAR CAR
barn. 3 kiverton ST. q. Anderson.
ipI,iSta
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OLD ORCHARD BEACH

To Let-Cottages, booming Houses. Ho-
tells. Restaurants. Tailor shop. Barber
Shop. Stores and Garage. W. NJ. DAVIS,
Old Orchard, Me. nayAd2mo