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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-13

DEN VLAJKY.

V patek dine Ia. cervna pfi-
pada vyrocnf den, kdy pred
LAP roxy prvn6 americky pra-
por byl vztycen a Spoienymi
Staty prijat. Kazdy rok ma ten
den Sc pofada slavnost tax Eva
ma Flag Day, pri ktere hlavne
dftky ucinkujf. Ultra vecer bu-
de usporadana velka slavnost
We Wade parku, kde Sc oceka-
va shromazdenf ma 100000 o.
sob. Ma usporadanf slavnosti Sc
bude podflet ma 1900 osob. Ma
1000 zpevakI bude zpfvat a
o 100 mulch hudebni kapela
bude 1cinkovat.
Mayor Davis vydal pamat-
nou resoluci, z ktere vyjfrname
dIlezite 1ryvky.
"Po mnoho rokI ma ID cerv
ma oslavujeme mas prapor. DID,
lezite d6jiny v nasem narodu
byly psane cd ID. cervna 1776.
Mnoho bitev bylo bojovano
pod hvezdnatym praporem.
Ami jeden skutek " nasich
dejinach neposkvrnil nasi vlaj-
ku. Kdekoliv mas prapor zavlal
vsude prinesl odvahu, rovnost,
spravedlnost a mir.
z male skupiny obetavych
vlastench, kteri roku l776 PRIV
| neThvezdnatou vlajku vztycili.
vyvinul Sc mocny narod. Nasi
! predkove prisahali v6rnost je-
jich praporu, ktery nema byt
zneuct6n donna ami v cizine. Ma
81 vojfni prfsahali v t9chto
tezkych dobach cest nasi vlaj-
ky uchranit..
Prvn6 v dejinach sc nase
vfajka objevila ma evropskem
bojisti. Ucel "a kterym nasi vo-
JIM pod hvezdnatou vlajkou v
Evrope bojujf, jest ten samy,
jako byl v dobe americke revo-
luce. Jest to ten samy boj "a
prava a spravedlnost.
Nase mesto verne stale pfi
inasi vlajce a name pffciny byt
hrdi ma ty tisfce nasich hochu
kterf " Evrope pod hvezdnatou
ylajkou bojujf. Nase mesto wy
konalo vice nez vlada pozado-
vala
"A proto zadam obyvatele
mesta Clevelandu, aby oslavili
vyroef nasf vlajky a kazdy do
NOV i obchod vlajkou okraslili.
Zaroven vyzyvam vsechny OBJ
cany, i priobcen6 pfist9hoval-
ce, aby Sc patek vecer pfipo-
Jill k oslave We Wade parku,
kde Sc budou zaroven oslavo-
vat vysledky cinnosti v nasem
meste. Kazdy necht Sc okraslf
vlajkou, kazdy nechf Sc sdcast
nj zpevu Freedom for all For
ever a Star Spangled Banner.
Dokazme v teto kriticke dob9
co pro mas znamena ,hv9zdna
TT prapor.
Program pro zftrejsf slav-
most Jest bohaty a zajfmavt.
Ma 1000 zpsvakn bude zpfvat
vlastenecke pfsne. Hudba o
100 mulch bude hrat ameri-
|cke skladby. Dftkv z riznyci
skol budou provadst tance q
hry. Dftkv z Kennard skoly
predstavf Belgii, Italii a Srbsko
v narodnfch kroifch.
Jine skupiny narodi Spoien-
CD v jejich kroifch budou pred
stavovat Srbsko, Italii, Chor4
vatsko, Litvfnsko, Slavonii, la
ke utrpenf nasledkem v&lky
musejf prod9lavat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-13
OPUSTIL NEBEZPECNY TROJUHELNfK
A ZABRAL NOVOU OBRANNOU LINI.
FRANCOUZI ZISKALI v CENTRU,
ZAJAVSE 400 NEPRATEL Wy
CHODNE Cd MONTDIDIER.
GENERAL HUTIER MA POSTUPU K NIZINAM
REKY OISY.

Marsalek Foch stah sva vojska ohrozeneho vyseku
Noyon zauja move postavenf dale zapads KITE
rezto posc hod cet pvau nepfate Fochv stup by sta
tegickym dspechem nemz Nemci zvedel eprv kdyz Fo
choy silly byy iz move pred tim upravene obranne Care
Francouzi usoupih frotne edmmfove do houbky pe
MIL keryzto stup by nuny nasledkem obchvatnych name
yT1 generala Hutiera 3@
Francouzse posce Noyonu vofily lzky trohran jehoz
kranl vybezek opral zminene mesD Pokud Huter
probi zn ni trouheniku byo dobre Veera vsak Hu
erova nemecka vojska pozustavac neepsch brandebur
skych pukI pronika pod6 zn hranice trohranu hroza
obkcenm tamnejsi rancouzske armady. General Foch
sh Hutierdv plan nafdi stup celeho seor KITE
ryzo sup vyffzen byl noci tane edy bez nehensfch
ztrat.
vychodne Oisy dostali rovin, rozkadaji
cch zapadniho ffcniho brehu. Sfr8 /,
Dnesni paffzsky bulletin pfznava mensf postnp Huni
edu btevnf cary aSsekn Sossons Rees to rovinu
yesheim l6 seyernfr na jiz
strane doeene ronty Neci nedoshi zadneho dspechu.
Planem NemcI jest narovna n cd Montdideru Cha
Therry Fochovym vcerejsim sategckym u
supem Noyon Nemci ziska sic ednu prekazku
mani otGene n nynf potebova by vak este mesto Com
piegne nedavno Amercany dobyte dosud amerckym VOL
skem obsazene jakoz esecka VilersCore ably zbavi
ne obloukovie frontu napja cd Montddier az ku
Marne pTfmem smeru Pokud chou zmnenych NEST
zocnf nemecka fronta bude produzovana zahybem tab
noucim cd Carepont Noyon az ku Coterets KITE
remuzto sfedu zahybu cell Compegne nasmi marnaky ha
lene.-
vcera pokracovano byo We strasnych bojfch Montdi-
rer zvaSte mesecek Beloy ST. Maur kde Nemci opako
vanym toky chte zmocnit posc pred ztracenych
Ii odrazeni nacez Francouzi presE protiutok mstech
tech Nemci dvoumllove fronte NELL dve pesch, asi
900 semknutych radach kerazto dostala
do kzoveho ohne spoeneckych del hrozne byarozstena
Po krzove kanonade vrh zbytky nemeckych divis
Francouz pazbami bodaky rucnm granaty kdezto eska
y spoeneckych etcG zasypavay trosky nepratelskych
short traskavnam Ma veeresch zapasech Montddier po
dlei tez amerct delostrec celkem 400 Hund bylo
pozajimano. -.
Dale hu dosahu Chateau Therry feky Marry Fran
couz doby zpe vesnici Montcou akoz ca osady Brssa
Pet nemeckych divisi vrho mesecko
reches Marry Amercany srezene kteryzo napor zomen
byl americkymi francouzskymi dely kulomety
Tinde zapadnim bojst nedoso zadnym zvlastnfm
zmenam France sy sveho premiera vyovue dGv6ru ze
Nemci nyn6 ofensivy daleo nedostanou Cekove
mecke zay vyseku Cd pocaku vboe al
do vcerejska odhadujf Sc 100000. st#S.
Berlin prostfednicvfm minsra valky udava re boch
tech znacna cast fancouzsch arad byla pry porena
chovy reservy ze jsou temer z ycerpane kerezo zen
Berlfra ovsem pravde nezakada.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-13

Ruske vyslanecvf predlozo statnfmu deparementu W.
aby Spojene Sty spolu spoenc vyay do Ruska
jenskou pravu ably odrazeno byo neusae vnkani Nemc
do vnitrnho Ruska zados jest podporovana usrednm W.
borem srany kadetI Die nahledu zmineneho vyboru po
dobna vyprava pod meznrodn konroou by mea veky vv
utuzen demokratick4ch zasad zemi.
Poslednf ruske udalost, jak Ukraine tax ostatnf
zemi vzmahacf duch nepokoje Cine Japansku vyza
dova budou drive nebo pozde podobne zarocenf proto
by ruske pomery vyzadovaly bezprosrednf pozornost
Nevets vadou rozuzleni jest spetost ruskych pomerI
kere nemao stezue iasne porozumenf Ocvdne jest ze
nynssi bosevcka vada setkava velkou oposc neen
(Pokracovani ma stTane 3d.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-13
CESKOSLOVENSKA ARMADA 100000
MUz0 Sc BLiH SIBfRSKE DRAZE.
NEMCI IOBNOVUJlTAzENNfNARUSI. MA
JAPANSKE PROHLASENf STRAIN ZAKROCENf MA
DALNEM VYCHODE

Londyn 12 cervna. - Ruska bezdratna depese ponde
MIN datem ohlasuje ze nemecke vosko obnovo Rusku
ofensivu ron6 100 ver 60 m) Stroke, mezi Va
lukou Zhukovkou kde slime vojenske oddly Timed zahay
voenske akce Rusky bosevcky zahrancn mnis NJ Ccern
zasa do Berlna not kterou pozadue odvoa nemecke
no vojska.-
Kabelovs depese "a poslednch 4s hodin vypravovay
vybone akci GeskOsovenske armady poctu 10000
ktera operuje bzkosti Sbsks drahy Jak pra-
bernsa vlada die zpravy Norddeutsche
Zeung Rusku restem estze sovey nadale hlede budou
vaecnou akci armady
I'll uplnym mlcenim.
Washington IL. cervna Boris Bachmetev zdejsf ru-
sky vyslanec oznamuje sanmu departmentu re propus
Dr. " Lomonosova nacenika ruskeho zefezncnho pose
stv vyslaneho do Spoenych ad ponevadz stym poedna
nfm vydanym pondelf New Yoru stave prot zakroce
spojenc Rus sran bolsevicke Wade Bachmetev
znamena re edne sam e crravnenou osobou mluvi
Rusko ze nenf nkomu dovoeno bez eho vedom podobna
prohasenf uvefeinovati.
DIE zprAvy Ten Tsinu oselavan vssedek posedni
japonske konference ktera ma vyvrcho proklamaci
kere by vlada aponska konecn9 prohaa svoe anovsko
jakeho hodla vIci Rusku zaujmout
Anglicky zahranicnf mnsr Bafour dnes dome zastup
cd pa ze zprava akoby Spoene Saty spojenc pristou
PLY dohodu aby opuseno bo Rusi cd kazdeho zaro
covanf, nezaklada pravde.
mchanici rdznych zprav bojist' velkemu pfekvape
nj svea zhusta nyn vyskytu zmfnky armade ceskoso
venske nejvets uzas budf elegramy Ruska kde ceske
vosko zahao samostatne operace oblas uraseho poo-
hranici ktera deli oba y svea Evropu Bena-
min Karr pfse posednfm News re Cesi Sovaci so otev
Tenem boji pro boevkdm ze zmocni z nekolika dn-
lezych NEST transsbrske drhy povazve dece Proc Ce
Sovaci Uher boju pro rane bolsevicke? Jak oco
pojednou 1000 neb vice ceskoslovenskych von tomo
zapomenutem kra Ruska techto vzdaenych koncinach?
Autor canku vysvetue yto oazky amerckemu ctenarsu
nasledovne: -
Jsou to zaiatci valeenf - ponevice dobrovoni kter
zapsa ceych desitiscich do suzeb vlas pod ochra
Ruska zeimena po vypuknu ruske revouce ueina
konec despockemu panstv ruskch car rodu Romanovcu
Tito Cechoovac jsou teem dust pro svobodu napneni
nav prt vseu rakouskemu Jsou 81 vedom ze ocich ka-
zdeho Rakusaka sou psanc povazovan deseery zrad
nasedkem cehoz neodvazu domG take 81 nepre nj
kdy vice z pod habsburskym panstvfm ktere e polcky
narodne utacuje. 3t 1
Ponevadz ale srana bolsevlcka uzavrela Nemeckem
Rakouskem mir sou tito Slovans Rakouska Uherska nepra
test Lennovi ockemu cee teto chasce protoze boise
vc snaz zraditi Cechy Sovaky vydat je pospas
habsbursk6 dynas odhodan sou tito zoufale boova pro-
pv6snym bolsevickym rudym gardam. Hodlaj pomoci
zavest Rus snou vadu ez bv obnova spravedl
most svobodu ale en boku suojenc potacovane
narody cernozlute rs zejmena Cechy Cechach Mo-
rave Sovaky nektervch Gastech Uher
American6 by NELL temo bojovnym Slovanam pratt pine
no stest1 uspechu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-13
SPOJENE STATY DOSUD v OPOSICI
PROTI JAPANSKEMU ZAKROCENf
MA SIBIRI.

Washington, 12 cervna. - Vlada americka dosud me-
zmena svoe stanovisko ruske otazce vchodnf Sbif
Vzdor semu ohasovan spoeneckeho voenskeho zarocov
nj Sbffi americke pomoc Jest sto re jest Washington
stale jeste vzkach Vlada zdejsi ceka da vyvoj
skych udalosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-13

castecne pod mrakem ale
tepleji -- Ultra jasno.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-19
MONTVILLE

Austin, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Wing. passed away
September 9th, after n brief illness
The funeral service was held
Wednesday. Intermcnt at Halldale
cemetery.
E. E. Tasker has returned home
from New Hampshire and is now in
Appleton.
Eden Maddocks of Appleton was
at the home of S. ]. Tasker Monday.
NJ. NJ. Wentwirth went Tuesday
to Danforth to work for Arthur Gill
patrick.
On Tuesday O. r. Hartman
brought the writer beautiful
spray Of apple blossoms from a
Gravenstein tree on which there was
a crop of apples The next day
Mrs. p. w. Jaquith brought in a
strawberry blossom
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall of
Camden were at the home of Clin-
ton Wing last week.
Mr. and Mrs. O. n. Davis, of Wor-
cation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. e. Davis.
J. H. Terry has returned from
Massachusetts. He was accompan-
led by his daughter. Mrs. Winfield
Norton Of Forest Hill.
Payson Rich has moved four
yoke Of oxen to the ]. w. Went
worth farm.
AS Benjamin Tyler of Knox was
returning from the Central Maine
Fair Wednesday evening his car
collded with a bull moose in the
northern part Of this town. The
car sustained broken headlight
and a rolled up mud guard. but
kept on its way The moose was
thrown into the gutter. He was
seen in Freedom next day, walking
lame. Mrs. Amanda Kicker saw a
moose in their orchard last week
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Howes san
cow moose back of their house
recently.
Mrs Carl Turner and daughter
Ruth of Winthrop and Clyde Fuller
Of Augusta were guests of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Fuller,
last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-19
TROY

Miss Erdenc Pierce left last week
for her school in Whitefield n. Fl i.
and Miss Laura Pratt went back to
Winterport for another year. Miss
Edith Mitchell is teaching in Wells.
James Mitchell has been called to
Camp Dcvens. Word has been recoiv-
ed from his brother Dewey that he
is about to cross the ocean with the
Coast Artillery.
The report that Mark Myrick had
been called to service was incorrec'
as it was only fer examination that
he was summoned.
The Ladies AiG meeting having
been postponed last week on account
Of Yatervillc fair, will he held next
Thursday, Sept. 10, with Mrs. Leon
Edwards.
Edgar Warren has moved to Fair
field.
Miss Sadie Gowcn VIII give radi-
ograph exhibit of photographs and
views taken in India at the church
Sept. 60. There VIII he a small ad-
nilsson fee and the proceeds will be
used for the support Of the Child
Troy" in Sinclair orphanagc. Bale
sore.
Mr.. and Mrs. frank Meserve re-
turned lest week from an auto trip
to Massa chuscts and were accompa-
MED honlc by Mrs Meserve's sister
and her husband, Mr.. end Mrs. Err
nest Warning.
Joseph Nickery went to Lewiston
on Monday.
A little son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Merle Webb Sunday, Sept. IS.
CENTER-A little son arrived Sun
day morning. Sept. Is, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Merle Webb.
Miss Aida Head is teaching In Thorn
dixie and Miss Jean Rogers in Moxie.
John Hall of Brewer is at the home Of
his daughter, Mrs Roundy.
William Woodland and family OF An
dover, Mass. were at the Center recent
ly, the guests of ,!rs. NJ ]. Bickmore
Mrs Lizzie Hopkins OF Plymouth, who
is in very poor health, is with her sis
ter, Mrs. T. w. Halves.
The Misses Edith Estes. Rhodora
Thompson, Mary Written and Erma
Davis left this week to enter Maine
Central Institute.
The Sunshine Society held a meeting
Wednesday with FRS. Angie Sargent
1rena Ward
Stephen Knight and family motored
from their home il Lonsdale. r. l..
last week and are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs BENJAMIN Bennett
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-19
MONMOUTH

Working of canning corn began at
the Monmouth factory last Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will meet at the chapel
Thursday afternoon.
Geneva Little returned Saturday
to Island Pond to begin her sixth
year as teacher in the high school,
j. J. Moody has returned from a
visit with his sons in Massachusetts
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Moody.
Mrs. b. w. Smith is visiting rela-
tives in Mars Hill.
Mrs. Hattie NJ. owen of Somerville.
Mass, is the guest of her niece, Mrs.
H. S. Bates.
Miss Clarbel Smith passed last
week in Newport the guest of Mrs. +.
Wade Halliday.
Monmouth Academy will close on
Wednesday, Sept. IS, in order that
the pupils may attend the State fair.
The girls of the academy have DC
gun their basketball practice The
first e. me OF the season will come
on the day Of the Monmouth fair.
Wednesday, Sept Is.
Rev and Mrs. G. NJ. Reyes are at
tending the joint Centenary and Sun
day School Training conference at
Woodfords this weok. They will also
visit relatives at Scarboro before re-
turning,
Mr.. and Mrs. George P Hazen Of
SomerVillc Mass, are guests # Mr..
and Mrs. John Pinkham, Mrs. Haz-
ems brother
Miss Minerva Moore Of Boston il
the guest of her mother, MrS c. |.
Moore.
Funeral services for James Tomp-
kins were held at his late residence
in the Lyon district on Wednesday.
at I'm, conducted by Rev. G.. w. M.
Keyes of the Methodist church. The
body was taken to Norridgewock on
the r. N. train for interment N
the family lot. Mr. Tompkins was
born in Norridsewock. He moved to
Monmouth from Lowell about II
years ago and purchased n farm
where he has since resided. He has
been i'll for two years and confined
to his bed for the past six months.
Besides his wife, he is survived by
two sons, Layton and Clair Ton1p-
kins, both Of Monmouth, and sever
al grandchildren.
Miss Geneva Little has returned
to Island Falls to begin her sixth
year. as teacher in the high school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-19
Aroostook County Divorces

The following divorces were grant
ed at the September term supreme
judicial court at Caribou:
Ida r. Grant from Edwin J. Grant
cruel and abusive treatment.
CeciIe G. Cormier from John B.
Cormier, utter desertion.
Sadie A. Ellingwood from William
S. Ellingwood. cruel and abusive
treatment.
Effie Hallett from Ruel Hallett,
non support and for grossly, wanton-
ly and cruelty refusing and neglect
ing to provide suitable maintenance
for her.
/ Robert Pomroy from Annie B. Pom
roy, utter desertion.
Bessie Belle Lewis from George w.
Lewis. cruel and abusive treatment.
Helen Jenkins from Jasper Fl. Jen-
kins. utter desertion.
Daisey l.. Merrill from Edward G.
Merrill, cruel and abusive treatment.
Lucy K. Terrio from Augustus Ter
rio, utter desertion.
Charles Henry knight from Lucy
Jane Knight, adultery.
Alonzo Winship from Edith L. Win
ship. utter desertion.
Olive p. Perkins from Henry s.
Perkins, cruel and abusive treatment
and extreme cruelty.
Phoebe J. Porter from Robert x.
Porter, utter desertion.
Louise c. Sawyer from Robert w.
Sawyer, utter desertion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-19
ALMA

Miss Minnie Hilton of Boston is
the guest Of Mrs. Sadie Cheney.
Mrs. Hattie Reynolds and children
of Augusta were the guests last week
of Mrs. Raynolds' aunt, Mrs. J. w.
Walker.
Miss Florence Weston Of Bremen
is at Mrs. Lydia Jewett's for a num-
Der of weeks.
Schools in town are in session with
the following teachers: Alma Village,
Mrs. Florence Erskine: Head Tide.
Mrs. Lydia Jewett; Alma Center.
Miss Emma Peaslee: West Alma.
Miss Geraldine Baker; Northwest
Alma. Ralph Hogan.
George Watson has gone to Deer
ing. where he will attend Deering
high school.
The three-act drama, MY Broth
er's Keeper" will be presented by
East Pittston Dramatic Club, in
Erskine hall. Friday evening. Sept. 10.
The proceeds will be given to the
Alma branch of the RED CroEA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-19
PALMYRA

Miss Alice Parkman Is in town for a
short visit before going to Pressure Isle,
where she is to teach
J. O. Fortier was in town for the
week end
Ray Leavitt and Selden Lanpher were
in Bangor Saturday. where they Under
went opera tons at the hospital for en-
larged tonsils and adenoids.
Mrs. Belle Parkman and Miss Alice
Parkman will occupy their cottage at
Camp Benson this week.
Eighty-four men between the ages of
IS and 45 registered in Palmyra Sept 12
Mr. and Mrs p. L. Palmer were in
Cambridge Saturday visiting relatives
c. E. Thompson of Lewiston is at
home for few days.
Miss Hazel Young, who is teaching
the Egypt school. visited over Sunday at
s. B. Milletts.
Mr.. and Mrs o. r. Merchant visited
Sunday at Stanley Hanson's in st. AL
bans
Miss Grace Dixon. who had been visit
ing Mrs Alice Tibbetts at the Robinson
cottage on the shore of Whites pond,
returned Saturday to her home in Au-
gusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-19
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features of the Days Dealings in All
the LEADING Stocks

New York, Sept 1S.-Reacton from
the recent heavy liquidation carried
some prominent issues steadily upward
IN the stock market today, presumably
on the theory that generally oversold
condition existed The pressure which
enforced the downward movement of
many Of the speculative shares during
the past week was conspicuous by its
absence, and professional buying in va
rlous quarters together with liberal
snort covering furnished foundation
winch had not been in evidence for some
time. Another influential factor was the
gratifying war news. Many of the
stocks advanced ore to four points,
some reaching new high ground
inc upward swing was preceded
SnOrlT after the opening by profit-ta king
from last nights closing advances, as
there was no confirmation of Yesterday 8
rumors which sent the market up on
reports that the German Emperor had
abdicated. These losses were quickly
recovered. active purchasing of oil
stocks. which have been persistentiy
strong of late, impuiNg the general list
with strength which was largely main
t;tiIed until the close. The buying
throushout was of a diversified charac-
te", railroads displaying a good tone
with pronounced advances in a long list
of speclalties comprising the oils, ship
pings, coppers, tobacCos, fertilizers, dis
tlliery SHARES and minor metals Toward
the close there was some profit taking
IN I. = Steel, Bethlehem Steel and
BALDWIN Locomotive, but the general
undertone of strength was unimpared.
Sales amounted to 10000 shares.
French Government SIS established a
new high record at 100 ga Liberty
Bonds displayed a good tone and other
issues We're not essentially changed. To-
tai sales. par value. We're Sc. 1000
q $. bonds, old issues, unchanged on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-19
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, Sept. 49,
HOGS-Receipts 10000 Fully steady
with yesterdays average: Butchers ;h o 3d5
rough 1S50G1925. Pigs: Good to choice
1900G1950
CATTL f - Receipts 5000; native
steers selling strong at 1550m1600; others
slow to lower. Western steady to strong
Fat cows and hefers 101i5 cents lower.
Gamers, bulls, calves and feeders
steady. Beef cattle: Good. choice and
prime 1650G1950; common and medium
lGo0al6 Butcher stock: Cows and
heifers 16501375; Gamers and cutters Cos
6l765. Stockers and feeders: Good, choice
and fancy 1lG0G14h0 inferior, common
and medium S9oGl100. Veal calves: Gco1
and choice 1S5061' 90.
SHEE P Receipts 1900. Market
strong to p cents higher. top lambs adj
vancing most Lambs: Choice and prime
115Om1225; medium and good 1Q25Q1150;
culls 400m 500
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Dexter

Arrangements are are . beng mad, made by
t fantrx Of this town and Corinna for
laa au,s IN camp next SUNDAY. Tha
program will be similar to that car
RED out by the Belfast company last
Sunday. 1t will include a hike to a
camping ground to be selected by the
officers and the program of the dav
Will include drills and instruction IN
sanitation etc. by Major Frank =
Brown OF 'he battalion of which the
local company forms a unit.
The enlisted men Of Co. NJ ara
showing great interest in the new or
ganization and the os,ls h.,s 80 =
are being well attened On 49,
Sunday an open air drill vas h.,d -
sufficient number being -oso.. a.
form two platoons. 1t is e.,ao..S
that the men will he measured IL, ~.
uniforms in the near future and IT,
the company will be fully equippe
within a short time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-19
LOST
NEAR PICKERING FARM. BRUINS.
BRIDGEWATER
NJ. r. Swift

EAST-Norris r. Swift passed
away Sept. 13, IS years of age, living
in Sidney until 9 years ago. moving
here to be near his farm. He was a
prosperous farmer and was surround
ed with every comfort in his declin-
ing years. At IA years of age united
with the first Baptist church at 80
years of age was chosen one Of the
deacons remaining in that charge for
80 years. He leaves a wife, daughter.
Mrs r. F. TAYLOR and grandson. four
sisters and two brothers. Funeral
Sunday afternoon, Mr.. MacPheters
officiated. Mr.. and Mrs, Leet fur
nished music. The remains were
buried in Brockton, Mass, Melrose
cemetery.
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New York Produce Market

New York, Sept. 1S
track New York export to arrive, -
CORN-Spot steady; No yellow
l& 81 and 81, 3 yellow us ga cost and
freight New York
OATS-Standard s2!
I.ARD-Firm; middle west 273562745.
BUTTER-Firm; receipts S534; cream
cry higher than extras 57sG5S; extra, 9.
score. 81 first 53d56a: packing stock
current make No. 2 37AG3S.
EGGS-Irregular: receipts 14,5T cases,
fresh gathered extras 5ld52; fresh gath
cred regular packed extra first iSa50; do.
first 4iM47; state, IA. and nearby west
ern white fine to fancy 64d6S; state, Pa
and nearby hennery brown SASS; do.
brown and mixed colors 40fl52.
rOTATOES-Maine $50 lbs. ATS: Long
Island bbl 475ft525; Jersey bag $50; east
ern shore yellow Dbl. 550GsO0.
CABBAGES-St and unchanged.
SCGAR-Raw steady; centrifugal
rs; fine granulated 800