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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10
s313ia9 CO:
CEDAR |i2;l7l:so IOWA
PRECEDENT WILSON A
Sprawl POLSkA.
Komunikat Urzedu Prasowo In
formacyjnego Wydzia1u N. P

formacyjnego Wydziadu N. P
Pc odjezdzie Prezydenta Sta
now Zjednoczonych do Europy
ma konferencye pokojowa niejed-
nj zastanawiaja sic, jake on tam
zajmie stanoWisko w sprawie u
stalenia granic Polski. Niece swia
tia ia te sprawe rzuca wiadomose
jaka nam nadsy1a Agencya Pol
ska w Lozannie, ktora to wiado--
NOSE brzmi jak nastepuje:
Czytamy W "Muenchener Neu-
ste Nachrichten" z 21go pazdzier
nika.
Warszawa 20 pazdziernika 1916.
"Donosza nam z Waszyngtonu,
re prezydenta Wilson, przyjmujac
ma pos}uchaniu slynnego arrtyste
poIskiego Ignacego Paderewskie-
go pokazaf mu mape Polski, TAXA
jaka ona bedzie pc przylaczeniu
terytoryum polskich ~odiaczonych
cd Prus i Austryi. Prezydent Eau
wazyl PREY tel .sposobnosci, re
trzymac sic bedzie danych history
cznych. Rad niemiecki, dodal OH
uczynil wszystko, co m6g}, by
zgermanizowae ziemie polskie: wy
dial miliardy ma komisye koloni-
zacyjna, wyw}aszczyf w%lascicieli
ziemskich polskich i zaludnl adj
ministracye Niemcami czystej
krwi, wylaczajac: Polak6w.
"Statystyka sporzadzona pod
tymi warunkami ME moze bye
pod zadnym wzgledem miarodaj--
ma. Da sic wiare stosunkom, list
niejacym co do zaludnienia pred
sztuczna germanizacya KRAKOW
czysto polskich. To samo znajdzie
zastosowanie co do Alzacyi i Lo-
taryngii."
"Muenchner> Neuste Nachrich--
ten dodaje re swej strony:
"Jeszczesmy tax daleko ME "a
szli, by mapa sporzadzona we
Waszyngtonie by1a decyduj aca
ola przyszlego porzadku rzeczy W
Europie."
A jednak tax bedzie!!!!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10

zbiorach produkt6w spozywczych
Z Poznanskiego. Prus zachodnich
i czesci Slaska. Z}ozone zw}asz--
cza by}y olbrzymie zapasy ziem-
niak6w, kt6re podczas zimy mia
ly bye stopniowo dostawiane do
miast niemieckich. Nowy rad ME
miecki grozac wyslaniem armii
niemieckiej do Poznania i godzac
sic ma utrate wszystkich zapas6w
broni i amunicyi, wraz ogrom-
nych SHADOW mundur6w wojsko-
wych = zazadaf jednak zwrotu
przynajmniej po}owy zapas6w zy-
wnosci, zabranych przez Polak6w.
Polacy atoli pogr6zek sic ME u
lekli i IA note nowego kapclerza
niemieckiego Eberta odpowiedzie-
Ii, IL wszystkie zmagazynowane
W POZnanu prOdukty rOlne - pO-
chodza z ziem polskich i Niemcy
si1a wymuszili ma Polakach wy
DAME krwawo zdobytych przez
mich plon6w. Skoro zas dzisiaj
wladza znajduje. sic W rekach pol
skich, Niemcy ME dostana ami je-
dnego ziemniaka. Odpowiedz ia
wywolala W Berlinie ogromne O
burzenie i rozgoryczenie z uwagi
jednak na gromadzenie sic mad
Niemcami nowych chmur rewolu
cyjnych. Szwaby ME mogi odpo-
wiedziec ma odmowe polska ~ 81
Ia. Zreszta milicye niemiecka
! wraz z takiemze pospolitem ru--
Po!asy PiS4aaepsdaH 7Wznu
rzona prasa niemiecka nieustan--
ME nawoluje nowy rad " Berli-
ME, do rozprawienia sic 2 tymi
"verfluchte Polaken"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10

'k soviet 2 Batockim, powo1ac
pod bron zdolnych do niej Pola-
sk6W, - przepedzic Szwabow
sgdzie pieprz rosnie. Ponadto 2
Warszawy zaWezWano przedstaWi
ciela noWego rzadu polskiego, a.
by urzedownie obja1 " posiadanie
Poznanskie. Jednoczesnie wydany
zostal do ludnosci manifest mos
bilizacyjny.
Ten stanowczy czyn polski pre-
razil Szwab6w, kt6rzy tez czem-
PREDICT drapneli z Batockim j gar
stka oficer6w niemieckich - pc
zostawiajac Polak6w panami sy-
tuacyi. Pc ich ucieczce soviet ME
miecki .przesta1 istniec automaty-
cznie, gdyz skladal sic prevail
ME z polskich zolnierzy j robotnii
k6w, kt6rzy musieli sluchac POI
przedniego Batockiego. Pc upad-
ku w1adzy niemieckiej W Pozna--
niu, umykac tez zaczeli gromad-
ME z miasta i z prowincyi, osla--
wiieni hakatysci.
Wypadki tie w~strzasnely SLIME
krajem do samych posad. Do Poz
mania zaczeli naplywac ochotni--
cy z kt6rych tworzony jest IA
miejscu Legion Poznanski. Ma pro
wincyi tworza sic oddzielnie bata
liony Legionu wypedzajac Jew.
sad Niemc6w. Pred uformowa-
MEM sic Legionu. Polska milicya
miejska zajela arsenaly poznans-
kie, wszystka bron i amunicye.
Zajeto r6wnoczesnie wszystkie
rzadowe sk1ady zywnosci. Wojska
niemieckie W Poznaniu ME sta,
wia}y oporu, a zreszta zostafy ro2
.brojone - skoro ich oficerowie
uciekli. NATIONALIST p6zniej oddzia
}y Legionu Poznanskiego, zaje}y
fortyfikacye Poznania.
w dniu, W kt6rym Polacy poz
na1scy stall sic ca}kowitymi pana
mi miasta Poznania, przyjechali z
Warszawy oficerowie polscy j
przedstawiciele tymczasowego RIA
du polskiego. Urzadzona zostala z
tel okazyi olbrzymia manifesto
eva narodowa, PREY koncu~ kt6reJ
og}oszono akt przy}aczenia Poz-
mania i ca}ej prowincyi poznan--
skiej do Polski. Zaproszono armie
polska, ably dokona1a uroczystego
wjazdu do Poznania. To juz ma
stapi}o. Polacy w dalszym ciagu
wypedzaja Szwab6w z ca}ej pro
wincyi, kt6ra maluczko a bedzie
wnet z Mich oczyszczona. Podob-
ME wypedzani So Szwabi re sla-
ska. Armia polska pc przybyciu
o%bsadzeniu Poznania, ruszy praw
| 0oDOdObnie ma Gdansk.
Prasa berlinska podnios1a wiel-
XII. alarm z powodu skutecznego
powstania Polak6w W Poznans-.
klein. Najbardziej Szwabow boil
SERGE z powodu faktu, re ogromne
zapasy zywnosci i amunicyi ma
gromadzone przez Rad niemiecki
w Poznaniu - wpadly ca1kowicie
W: rece Polak6w. Nalezy tn wyjas
nienie, re rzadowe magazyny ME
mieckie W Poznaniu byly centra-
Ia zgromadzonych pc ostatnich
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10
'tNWlARUSn Wtorek, ddnia logo GGludlniia, 1918.
WILSON BEDzE
PREZESEM ma KON-
WENCY POKOJOWEJ,

W EyVl WEJ.
WASHINGTON - Jezelii PREF.
Wilson wykona sW6j zamiar j ma.
macy siebie delegation konferen
cyl, jak to niekt6rzy tutejsi urzed
.nicy przypuszczaja natenczas pra
wdopodobnie zostanie on wybra--
ny prezesem kongresu p%okojowe-
go. w razie, gdyby to nastapilo
prezydent przewodniczy1by kon--
ferencyi do czasu swego powrotu
do kraju W styczniu, a potem 20
stalby zastapiony przez innego
cz4onka delegacyi alianckiej.
2 poczatku mniemano, re prey
dent ME bedzie aktualnie uczest-
niczyl W konferencyi. Powyzsze
jednakze mniemanie ustapilo miej
sea innemu, mianowicie, re bedzie
on uczestniczyl W konferencyi ia
ko delegat majac W ten spos6b
.wieksza s%posobnosc za1agodzenia
|kazdego nieporozumienia, jake
W danej chwili moze sic wylonic.
= Niekt6rzy tutejsi urzednicy
twierdza, re prezydent ME powi-
MEN brac udziafu w konferencyi
jake delegat, gdyz wtenczas za5--
mowalby stanowisko ma r6wni 2
innymi delegatami aliackimi, CO.
by ME odpowiada}o jego godnosci
Coraz to bardziej wychodza
IA jaw dowody, re Alianci ME "a
myslaja odstapic Cd swych pla-
now praktycznego zakonczenia
wojny. Sprzeciwiaja sic eaten
wszelkim teoryom prezydenta, kt6
re uwazaja "a niemozliwe do urze
czywistnienia. Wiadomo, re w Eu
ropie panuje slime przekonanie,
il kongres pokojowy ME moze ma
1ozyc takich warunk6w, kt6reby
zapobiegly wszelkim wojnom ma
przysz1osc. Wszystkie BOWEN pan
silva. europejskie wiedza, re po--
k6j moze bye W kazdej chwili ger
wany przez jakiekolwiek panstwo
z tego wzgledu panstwa alianc-.
kie beda sic starac, ably mieli ma
pogotowiu dostateczna liczbe woj
ska ma wszelki wypadek. - Bar
do wiele .zalezy cd prezydenta,
co stanie sic W przyszlosci z Mem
cami, czy beda one mog}y IA no
wo dojsc do takiej potegi, izby
znowu pokusi}y sic o panowanie
mad swiatem. - Jeden z bardzo
wybitnych dyplomat6w alianc-
[kich tax m6wi o tel kwestyi: Bill
zisze rozpatrzenie wewnetrznej sy-
tuacyi W Niemczech wskazuje, re
duch narodu niemieckiego ME IL
leg1 zadnej radykalnej zmianie,
dlatego trzeba sic spodziewac, IL
Niemcy wnet beda pracowac mad
tenn, ably zaprowadzic starry IL
str6j W. panstwie pod przewodnic-
TWEEN rodziny panujacej. w kon-
sekwencyi jest bardzo wielkie ME
bezpieczenstwo dalszych, kompli--
kacyi re wzgledu na to, re Mem
CIV w obecnej chwili ME NIGGA wy
dac ma nowo wojny, co zmuslfoby
Aliant6w do interwencyi' Wiel-
ka Brytania zaproponuje ma kon-
ferencyi p%okojowej modyfikacye
pewna dotyczaca w6d terytoryal-
nych. - Stanowisko Wielkiej Bry
tamil co do wolnosci zeglugi uza-
sadnia sic ma tenn, re ME nalezy
zaprowadzac zadnych miedzyna--
rodowych praw morskich, kt6re--
by W jakikolwiek spos6b mia1y
z~mniejszyc znaczenie i wartosc
floty handlowej i wojennej We'll
kiej Brytanii, kt6ra to flota PREY
czynila sic jedynie do odniesienia
z%wyciestwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10
.DoczekalBmy sic Munduru !
xa6&aE 49,
SzanullnY Go.

Stanach~Zjedn. pob6r ochotnik6W
do Armiiz Polskiej a Wzglednie 2
chWila.ggdy cz1onkoWie pierwszej
|Misyi Polskiej : Francyi Wylado-
wall W New Yorkr, ukaza1y sic
pierwsze mundury polskie, cd
tax dawna przez mas oczekiwane.
|Byl to W4asciWie mundur francu-
ski ozdobiony orze1kami polskimi.
z czasem mundur ten uzupelni-
Ia konfederatka, kt6ra maloWni-
czo odznaezala zomierzy i Office
row polskich cd innych.
Mundur-ten podobal sic og6lnie
j wielu 2 naszych m1odziencoW pc
ciagna1 do Armii Polskiej.
w pierwszej limi umundurowa
nj zostali. oficerowie, org~anizato-
rzy i sier:zanci rekrutacyjni.
Stwierdzie musimy, re mundur
ten polski szanowany by1 przez
tych, kt6rzy go nosili pozostajac
" sfuzbie. 2 w%yjatkiem kilku ma
1oznacznych wypadk6w ME by
10 doniesienia by ktokolwiek z
personalu rekrutacyjnego mundur
polski nies}awil.
z chwila gdy kt6rys z umundu-
rowanyeh schrodzil z posterunlkzu
rekrutacyjnego i zglasza} sic do
sluzby obozowej mundur odsy4a]
do. Komisyi Wojskowej, do even
tualnego uzytku ola drugich.
Pc zreorganizowaniu systemu
rekrutacyi i zmniejszeniu perso-
nalu nakazano ustepujacym mum
dury bezzwlocznie zwr6cic.
Niekt6rzy ME wypelnili tego
rozkazu dos1ownie, u]sprawiedli-
wiajac sic W rome sposoby.
Pc mysli z~arzadzenia Deparrta-
mentu Wojny W Westinghouse ]
polecenia Najwyzszej Misyi fran
cuskiej urzedujacej W Ameryce
wolno obecnie nosic mundur pol
ski tylko tym, ktorzy pe1nia s1uz
be rekrutacyjna hub tez lima, ma
jaca stycznosc z Armia Polska.
A vice welding obecnego stanu
personalu mundur NIGGA nosic:
Urzednicy Komisyi Wojskowej:
T. Samulski, A. Krzyzanowski,
DR.. H. York.
Inspektorzy:
DR.. B.. M. Zielinski i F. Ziem-
kiewicz.
Oficerowie graniczni:
A. Mysliwiec i W. skowronski.
oficerowie rehrutacyjni:
T., CzaczkaI T. Zielinski L. No.
wicki j. zebrowski, NJ. Lechows-
XII, j. Piec, w. Stanicki, P. Wr0-
bel, 7. Szaniawski w. Karolczak,
w. Krawczewski j. Urbanowski,
F.. Tomaszewski:
Sierzanci rekrutacyjni:
F. Skupski, J. Juszczak S. Who
sinski, S: Birstein, I. Zwolinski,
F. Fafana, Zapisek, 7. Kozlowski,
F. Wiech, F.. Weiser, J.. Deptafo,
D. Chamski i F. Trivial.
O lie kt6ry z wyz wymienio--
nych jedzie albo do obozu albo z
jakichkolwiek powod6w zostanle
zupe}nie zwolniony re s1uzby, ira
ci r6wnoczesnie prawo noszenla
munduru. Pierwsi NIGGA jechac W
tym mundurze do obozu gdzie do
staja inny.
Pr6cz wymienionej starszyz-
ny przybywajacej tn z Francyi,
! obecnie goszczacego tn oddzlafu
strzelc6w z Franeyi i %starszyzny
przebywajacej " obozie W Kama
die Mkt ME ma-prawa nosie pol
skiego munduru i obowiazkiem u
prawnionych jest bezzw1oczne
wdrozenie przepisanych krokow,
skoro. zauwazy sic kogos W mum l11
Idurze polskim a tenze odpoWled--
MO ME wylegitymuje sic. 0 lie
sprawa n "a miejscu ME moze bye
za}atwiona nalezy przedfozyc
szezeg6}owe sprawozdanie a win.
nv zostanie zmuszony do zdjecia
munduru i czeka 60 surowa kara
re strony rzadu stan6w zjedno-
czonych "a nieprawne noszenle
munduru.
Szanu.jmy ten mundur IA
kttoory tax dlugo czekalismy.
ZAPIsUJCH SOBIEWIARUsA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10
,Rumes" pozbawia iupiet
i swedzenie
glowy.
"a~' - -
RUFFLE utrzysa skjre g3swy czy,t>
jak sewy cent; a Who's sbfty
jak . naIese dz;ecka

sko6czs. najukoehahszsl Jutro udsnu sts Do
mego sptekarza 20 butelke RUFPLES I jesteD
przekonany. re RCFPLES zskofczy te piage."
Drodzy. pom25lcie! Ot6z 20 diueich lstseh DR.
ey ! utrudnionych pr6bach, udslo sts dotrzsf do
celui wynslezG Srodek. kt6rym oststeezpie mot
n. 0czysci< glove Z 'Opiezu' 3
Jedna butelka "a Csc pozbawi svedzenie / Eu-
piez doszczetDie oczySci Wasza sk6re IA gIowie.
Zas uzywanie je9o Cd czssu DO czasu. zspobjee-
ME oo5rotu fupie4u. A co q pyszny / zdrovy vi
dok bedz;e miaia wasza gSowal
Jeszcze dis kupcie sobie jedna butelke RUIZ
FILES U waszsgo sptekarza. Bezwarunkowo
RUFFLES powinien wstrzymsE ! usuEaE lupie1
Tub " przeci~nym razie ot1zymacie pieniadzs
vase z powroten. RUFPLKS Jest zreszta wspa-
~niaEomy5lny do kazdeee. RUTFLEs utrzyuas w.
szs sk6re " czysto6ci: wIosom dods poIysku ~
chy. RUFFLES nis mote sGkodzH nswst na5ds5L
kstnietszej sk6r1e.
JsIsli Wssz aptekaz5 ME ma 10 sklsdSio 1uf-
Aau. to plzylje3s nan jsgs nasvske isskseseis
IA . wyi1any wan batGaks seDaaeons pnsvt
h I. ~. Richter 4 Ca. ~ Vas11nGao O
uev YlEk.M.x
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-11
Hays Congratulations

Frank j.. Ham of Augusta, the
chairman of the Republican State
committee, Tuesday received the fol-
lowing telegram from Will H. Hays
of Indiana, The chairman Of the Re
publican :'.ational committee:
congratulations a thousand times.
II Is splendid. When we consider 1t
is the first time a Governor has been
reelected in IL years in Maine by
either party, when we consider that
the Second District was Democratic
in 1912 and 1914, carried by White by
only 500 in September, 1916, then car
ried by the Democrats in November.
1916, by over 1900, now Republican by
nearly 5000. and when we consider
the splendid majority yesterday of
Senator Fernald and the four con-
gressmen, all tremendous for an off
ear we get an idea of the extent of
our success.
The majorities are all splendid
and 1 congratulate you I again and
again. 1t means much for the party
and the consequent good Of the coun-
try, which is the first consideration
Of us all. Best wishes to all"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-11
$4,000 MEN WILL
REGISTER SEPT. IL

Estimates by both Federal and
State authorities predict that $4,000
men between the ages of IS and as
will register in Maine on Thursday.
Sept. II.
Il sincerely hope that that num-
Der will be reached" said Governor
Milliken Tuesday night in discussing
this question. Il have been asked to
issue a proclamation upon this sub
ject. but | feel that no proclamation
is necessary. There is no section of
the country more alive to the needs
of the war emergency than Maine.
The men of Maine have kept closely
in touch with all that has been going
on and they are thoroughly familiar
with the selective service law and
what it means. Through the office
of the provost marshal and the offices
Of the local and district boards, every
man between the ages Of Is and As
knows what is to be expected of him.
1t would be idle to issue a proclama-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-11
Deluae of Congratulations

Governor MiIliken was Tuesday
deluged with kilograms and letters Of
consolidation upon his election,
while the telephone bell was ringing
almost continuously as men from all
parts of the State called up to ex-
press their best wishes.
Hon. Will II. Hays, chairman Of
the Republican National committee,
sent the following:
CONGRATULATIONS and best wishes.
7. l. snIendid. / am as happy as you
are"
~p,ease accept my sincere and
hearty congratulations" was the
Message from Hon. William T.
rahh former Governor.
~oDo Martin G. Brumbaugh Of
ho sent this laconically
Penn. ars erecting from his home in
Wayne: ould."
A. Fosdick. general man
From the Rates street Shire Man
a as curing Co. Of Lewiston this word
was received: .,lations
Hea m petty politics, we can now
cleane 70 clean UP the Kaiser"
proceed - the many who called Gov
Among ~. nv telephone, was Hon
ernor MilliM cintire of East Water
bertrand y Gov MiliISen defeated for
ford. wn s9nnday. Mr. McIntire not
Office Mo1 S.d his sincerest congrat-
only e1te end best wishes but also
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-11

hibit which consists Of a large num-
Der Of mounts of tree and plant pests
and specimens of trees and plants m
tested with various diseases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-11
NINE STARS FROM TWO
BIDDEFORD HOMES

Biddeford, Me. Sept. 1.-Two serv-
ice flags containing nine red stars
have been flying from the small tene-
ment house at IL Center street, Bid
deford. for three weeks. and have at
tracted much attention.
Now one of the red stars will be
replaced BY a gold one. as telegram
has been received that Willie La
vigne. who went to war from this lit
tie dwelling, has been killed in
France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Guertin OF IL
Center street have furnished three
able bodied young men, and fourth
may be summoned any day.
They are all good boys" said the
mother, 'and am glad to be abe to
help Uncle Sam"
Arthur Guertin is in France. George
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-11
STEPS TO SUBDUE THE
EUROPEAN CORN BORER

Frank II. Dudley. the State horti-
culturist, has returned from Boston
where he went in response to re-
quest by the federal authorities to
attend Il conference of federal and
state officials for the purpose Of con-
sidering ways and means Of con-
trolling the ravages Of the pyrausta
nubilalis, commonly known as the
European corn borer.
This insect" said Mr.. Dudley
Tuesday, has been working in Mas
sachuSetts for about eight years, but
during the past year it has made
such an alarming Roadway that the
federal and state officials have de-
cided that steps must be taken to
prevent it's spread. To this end, Of
fcials from vicinities likely to be af
fected by shipments of corn from the
infested area were summoned to this
conference. Among those present
were Entomologists Howard and
Walton of Washington. Fernald and
Ninal Of Massachusetts. DR.. Felt Of
New York, Q. Kane of New Hamp-
shire and Messrs. Batchelder and
Dudley of Maine.
This borer is known to be widely
scattered throughout Western, Cen
trail and Northern Asia. as we'll as
Japan and Central and Southern
Europe. 1t is thought probable that
it was brought to this country on
hemp shipped to a cordage company
in the vicinity of Boston.
From $4,000 to 100000 acres in and
~ m
The cold weather apparently has no
effect upon this pest The European
Corn Borer produces two broods a
year, the first averaging about 275
eggs and the second 600 or more. On
account Of extremely rapid propaga-
ton, one caterpillar may, in a single
season, through the medium of the
two broods, produce $4,000 to 100000
Of its kind. The first brood begins
eating about the middle of June, and
the second by the middle of August.
I'm addition to corn and hemp. the
borer feeds upon millet. yellow dock,
barnyard grass, pigweed, and has
also been found on potato and to-
mato plants. dahlias and beans.
Now that the seriousness Of this
situation is realized, if the people of
Elaine who have received corn on the
ear from Massachusetts will see that
all husks and cobs from these shin
r,ents are destroyed. preferably by
burning, but if fed out to the stock.
being sure that all is eaten. If may
be the means of saving US an in
festation in this State. which would
doubtless cost US many thousands of
dollars. and years of time to eradicate
1t. 1t is hoped that after further
consideration federal or State
quarantine may be placed upon the
infested area in time to prevent the
further spread Of this pest"
Mr. Dudley brought home with him
and will exhibit at the WatervilIe
fair specimens of this pest in its
various stages mounted under glass. |
He will also show. preserved In
infested corn-stalks. |
ears and broken tasseis, showing the
inside tunnelings. This will be a
part Of Mr.. Dudley's educational ex-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-11
P|MP[ES covered
FACE AND NECK
ltched. Got So Hard and Red
Could Not Sleep With Pain.
Troubled Two Years.
HEALED BYCUTlCURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

When Twas about fourteen years of
age l began to get p;mples and black
heads. and my face and neck were COW
cred. The pimples were red and came
to head making me look awful. They
itehed SO that when / scratched they cot
50 hard and red could not sleep with
the pain.
y had the trouble for most two years
oefore used Cutieura Soap and Oint-
mens. and after using three cakes Of
Cutieura Soap and one fifty-cens box
Of Cutsura Ointment was healed"
lSigned) Miss Agnes Haleks, Pleasan,
View Ave, Bristol, Conn.,, Oct. S, IT.
Some think that because cutic,r.
ooes sueh wonderful work in soothing
ana healing severe eezemas /. is not
aaapted to toilet uses. But that Is lust
wnese It is most effective in preventing
hrsle SKIN troubles becoming serious,
sa.p!s Each Free BY Mail. Address ,os+.
esn1 Ssneers. Dept. r, Bosfon," Sold
everywhere. Soap Sc Ointment IS and 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-11
sOMERVILLE

Miss F'reeIove Taylor has returne'
home to Jackson. Her mother, hI'1
Fred Taylor is ILL.,
e. f. Fowler Of Weeks Mills was :
business caller Wednesday at r. !"
Turner's. -,
Stanford L. Brown and Cha.'.
Erving were called to the cor.
Wednesday. September q. Inv.
friends wish them the best OF iuch ..
soldier boys and a safe return nom.
Ernest French has purchased o
auto. s.f
Corner school opened Sept. uno,
the instruction of Miss Georgia !"
Colby of Cooper's NILS.
O, NJ. Cromrnett has returned ho''
from Whitefeld. so,
Mrs. Caro- z. Turner and daus IN
were recent callers Of Mrs. J. n. ~
Of Weeks Mills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-11
w., r. G. o. Increased Rates

The Waterville, Fairfield & Oak
land Street Railway Tuesday flied
with the Public Utilities Commission
a new schedule of passenger fares,
effective Oct. 5. 1918.
The new schedule changes the
present 5 cent fare to cents per
zone, increases the strip tickets OF 10
coupons from so to 70 cents, in
creases the Communication tickets in
books of 50 coupons from $3.50 to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-11

is in the 50th Infantry IN Washington
and Edward is in the steamship Bos'
ton. Division II. receiving ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ledoux ha7s
furnished three sons and a son-ln-
law, Arthur. Ernest and Frank H'
doux are at Camp Deyens. wnl'
Charles j. Cleaves, son-in-law,
stationed at Camp Merritt, \. J.
Arthur Dagneault. another memos
of the household, is at Camp Devens'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-11
DIUE-SKY LAW ADVERTISE
MENT

Application having been made to the
Banking Department by the following
named persons to be licensed as Dealers
in Securities under provisions of Chap.
A.. Sec. II to g. OF the Revised Statutes,
as amended, legal notice is hereby given
and any person may, within two weeks
from the date of this publication file OBJ
lection TO the proposed registration with
the Banking Department.
Name Business Address
H. Y. Green Co, 1S5 DevonShire St.
Boston, Mass.
Grocers Cash Wholesale Co,
Boston. Mas7,
FRANK L. PALMER,
Bank Comm issioner.
Augusta. Maine. Sept. IL. 1918
sept11d1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-11

Bertrand G. McIntire, the defeated
Democratic candidate for governor,
early Tuesday morning telephoned
congratulations to Governor Milliken
from Norway. Mr.. McIntire assured
the Governor that if he could be Of
any service at any time to command
him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-11
State House Chat

f. l.. Dodge. +. d. Marshall. J. D.
Tanning and Fl. c. Wilbur of Port
land were callers on Governor Mill
ken Tuesday afternoon. in relation to
the coming appointment of judge on
tho supreme bench.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-11

ton in Maine The men of Maine
need no urging, by the Governor or
anyone else, to show their patriot
ISM"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-11

$3.50 and increases the scholars tick
cts in books Of 40 coupons from 81 to
S140.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-11

said that if he could be of any service
to Governor Milliken he hoped the
Chief Executive would call upon
him.
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