davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22
NIz KALOMEL
Tysiace Sic Przekonaly, re Taste
puia Kalonel j ME Szkodza

DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets-zaste-
puiace kalomel-sa lagodne, lecz pewne
na ro~zwolnienie, a dzialanie leh ma
watrobe niemal natyehmisstowe. 50 one
Uynikiem po~stanowienia Dra. Edwards,
aby ME leezye ehOr6b watroby l zoaqdka
"a pomOea kalomelu. Usilowanla Jego,
by zaprzestae kalomelu, wyda4y temate
fabliezki koloru oliwkOwego.
TIE przyiemne male tabliezki przynosza
te same dobre skutki co kalomel, leez
ME sp~rowadzaia zlyeh n~sstepstw. Me
uszkodza n zeb6w tax jak income pfyny
LIB kalomel. Dzia}aja ma przyczyne
Ndolegliwosci i usuwaja ia. 30 ! poeoz
Ieezye wqtrobe kosztem zeb6wf Kalomel
ezasani nadzwyczajnie szkodZi dziqsiom,
TAX sano jak income plyny. NajlepieJ
lest ME bEae kalomelu, leez MECH DR..
Edwards Tablets zajma 5ego miejsee.
Wiekszes6 wypadk6w b6lu giowy,
oszo}omienha j uezueia jakby rozleni-
vienna pochddzi 2 zat~wardzenia i roz-
stroiu wstroby. Wezeie DR.. Edwards
olive Tablets ady eznjeeie sic oeie&ale !
rnasnie. Zobaekyeie jak rozjssnia one
s,mxz3 i podniOsaAna duehu. 100 zoe
We wszystkicA ~aptekaeh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22

Ratyfikacya przez w~yborc6w, aczkol-
wick ME jest akcya ostateczna jest
jednakzef aRcya niezbfdna, zanlm cd.
nosne'bile 6eda whiesione do leglslatu-
rS ~stanowej.
Pozostaie try kwe$tye, kt0re wy6or-
ca znajdzie ma ma{ym balocie, So haste
pujace: z
.. Kwestya zwoiamia spec; alnej kon
wehcyi stanowej Ola poprawfenia !
pf4zejrzenia obecnrej p~rzestarzafej kon-
s~tytutyf stanowej, Gkt6ra Cd. lat wielu
okazute sic tax ola miasta Chicago,
jak iSdla csfego stanI, kulq II nogi i
hamulcem, kt6ry wSszelki postep tgmu-
je. :.
8. KweStya wydania bond6w stano-
wych ma 100000, 900 ma budowe do.
brych' dr0S.
4. KweStya zapr6wadzenia kontroll
stanowej mad wszystkimi bankami bez
wyjatku, a zwiaszcza mad bankami pry
watnymi.
Kazda z tych' kwestyi Jest ll&dzwy:
czaj wanna | zasf1guje ma to, azeby
: RaadS wysorea fax maigrinitowniej 0
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22
SENAT MA DOWODY KRZY.
zOWANIA
PREF NIEMCoW.
Washington, 80. pazdziernika

Washington, 80. pazdziernika.
= Wreczono niniejszem potwier-
dzajace dowody, senatorowi Poin
dexter'owi, ze Niemcy W strasz-
Hwy spos6b obchodza sic z jenca-
mi vehement Aliantow. w VIE
m wypadkach Niemcy, chcac wy
wrzec zemste "a przystaPienie A
meryki do wojny, niewinnie krzy
zuja amerykanskich zo}nierzy.
Przytoczono W dowodzie tym
przyk}ad jednego z~olnierza anne
Iykanskiego, niejakego A. B.
Coole'a z East Liverpool, O.,
kt6ry sluzyf W kanadyjskiem
wojsku a kt6ry Podczas walki
pod Ypres dostai sic do niewoli
niemieckiej. Pomiedzy innymi
niewo1nikami byi brat Coole'a,
kt6ry kilka dni pc zabraniu ich
co nfewoli zobaczy} swego brata
ukrzyzowanego W straszliwy spo-
sob przez Niemcow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22
~HINDENBURG. | LUDEN-
ROMA S1E w sPRA
WE .POKOIU.

Amsterdam, %. pazdz. = do
brze p~oinformowanyeh k6i nile
nlieekich nadchodza wie$ci, e,
marszalek Hindenbprg i general
Ludendorft r6zniq, sic ma punkcie
wojny i pokoju. 'Etihdenburg mia1
rrzyzwolic ma rozpoczecie rok0--
wan pokojowych, jest BOWEN
przekonany, re. obecnifN iemcy. O..
trzymaS moga najepsze warunki.
Lrdendorff natomiast sprzeciwia
sic Rampant pokojowej, twier-
dzac, re sytuacya ia polu walk
ME Jest takS,fa, iak niekt6rzy So
bic wyobrazaiq. Armia, ktt3ra. 90;
konywa odwrotu W naJlepszym
porzadku; ME moze bye, uWa%ama.
"a armie pobita. Silna niemiecka.
armia przetrwa zime z latwoSci2
ia novel .lipii, a tymczasem vie
lie moze sic zmieniG. ...- 49,,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22
ROZRUCHY w BULGARYI
I RUMUNII.

Kopenhaga, %. pazdz. - Re-
wybuch3a W stolicy Bui,
aryi; 5000 osob zgineio w wal
kach ulicznych, ktore wywolal
bclszewicy buigarscy. Policya
wojsko daremnie staraja sic o "a
prowadzenie spokoju.
Paryz, %. pazdz. - Gwaitowne
demonstracye EASILY W Jassy
tymczasowej stolicy Rumunii
Thm wpadi do drukarni rzado'
wei gazety i zniszczyi ia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22
. Grupa 1otnik6w Pelskich PREY Aeroplanie.

gdzie uzyskaf pierwsza nagrode
(blue ribbon) "a popisy ma koniu.
Tel wiosny wstapii jake ochotnik
do AFmii Polskiej i opuScif Chicago
Ago maja, jadac do polskiego obozu
W kanadzie. - q Kanady wyjechaf
do Francyi 22go maja, gdzie pc kilE
:ku miesiacach treningu' Original
wlasny aerOplan i ma Tlasna zadanie
zostahprzydzielony do eskadry soko-
lik0w, kt6rzy W pojedynke napadaja
ma nieprzyjaciela. Z Pan Bogucki
,ukohezy} lat 30, pochOdzi z guber-
nil Wilenskiej, mieszkal W Chicago
tpfzezNszereg lat, gdzie poSlubil pan
ne ,Henryke Walczyhska, kt6rej OF
ciec, Konstanty Walczynski jest po-
rucznikiem (First L~eautenant) PREY
generalnym sztabie W Waszyngtonie
W departamencie Intelligence: re
wzgfedu ma .to;I re wlada siedmioma
jezykami departament wojhy poru-
rcza mu organizowanie pu}kow cudzo-
ziemskich z tych rekrut6w, ktorzy
ME wladaja iezykiem angielskim.-
Panic Walczynska / Bogucka Jamie
szkuia ma Helenowie pnr. $50 NO.
Leavitt III. - Witold Bogucki pod
czas swsego pobytu W Chicago byf re-
prezentantem firmy ,,Popov Tea
Co." ma Chicago i nkolice; pred Kill
KIN laty pyacowal jake agent ola fir
my Dom Komisowy, NJ. j. Bereczko-
u,clti. and Co.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22
PODZIEKOWANIE.
e. .+. Z: - 49,

Wszystkinr krewnym i1znajo-
! lynn skladamy najserdeczniejsze
2odziekowanie "a wziecie udzia-
II " .pogrzebie sp. Franciszka
Paszkiewicza, jr., mianoWicie \.
tTanowi Drzewieckiemu; X. Fran
Hiszkowi Repinskiemu, organiScie
And: Kwasigrochowi, czlonkom
Rycerzy Kolumba Lafayette
Council nj. 361, Tow Imienia
Maryi nr,:-2 'Zjednoczenia, Tow.
Ntiatlz.: "sw.' Kazimierza. "Jeszcze
-az wszy'tk&im zasyiamy stare
}olskie Bog zaplat:"
~, ,Marya Paszkiewicz,
y. . Wraz ztrodzinq.
4 .v,~ Ogl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22
INNE TELEGRAMY
KRAJOWE.

Fayetteville, Ark. %. pazdz.-
Kongresman J.. Tillmau zostal
skazany ma zaplacenie jednego
dolara przez sad "a to, re zbii
niejakiego w. H. White'a, ktory
ironicznie wyraza} sic o mestwie
syna kongresmana porucznika F.
Tillmana, sfuzacego obeenie przy
woisku we Francyi. Porucznik
.Tillman zostai niedawno temu
dekorowany krzyzem "a. :walecz-
nose przez Rad ,francuski- kon-
gresham Tillman nawet ME Pia-
.cil kary, gdyz uczynili to lego
przyjaciele.
Baltimore. 20. pazdz. Ksiadz
w. Barnes, kapelan PREY Oxford
uniwersytecie W Anglii, przema-
wiajac z okazyi 50-cio letniej ro-
[cznicy kardynala Gibbphs'a jake
biskupa,, powiedziai, re gen, Foeh
nadzwyczaj polega ma modlitwie
dzieci, przyczem apelqwas do Ia
tOliGkich dzieci W Aneryce, abb
w przysziosci ofiarowali Komu--
ME sw> ma intencye gen. Foeha.
S.Dziennik chieagoskf mona
axvtaSs ~ nasfenuiacvcb agea.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22

P1erwszy@ polski aviator z >Chica-
go: Sluzyl przezsszesG lat W pierw-
Sym puiku konnicy Stanu Illinois
Illinois Cavalry pod puiko-
Mpfkiem Milton Foreman. Przez
pi& miesiecy byl stacyonowany W
Texas mad granica meksykanska'
gdzieSdosiuzyl sic rangi wachmistrza
eadFQuartermaster Seargant) |
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22

osTATNIE TELEGRAMY.
REWOLUCYA w WE
GRzECH BLISKA.

Londyn, %. pazdz. = Wegron'
zagrata rewolucya. Republikanit
wegierscy grozs obaleniem obec,
nego tzadu i z-aprowadzeniem re,
publiki z Micha{em Karoly'em ma
czele, jezeli pokoj ME nastapi W
przeciagu trzech dhi. Kraza vie,
sci, re Austrya wystapi z propo.
zycya oddzielnego pokoju W pre-,
ciagu tygodnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22
INNE TELEGRAMY.

Belfast, %. pazdz. - Irlandzki
par6wiec" Dundalk zatopiony 10
stall. przez nur niemiecki ia NC
yzu iy~landzkiem W ubieglym ty-
godniu. y zalogi> ,liczaoej przeszlo
50 osob, zaledwie IS ocalalo.'
Geneva, %: pazdz. -Kiel ME
.moze Pomie$eit> wszystkich nv S.
row, ktore powr6cily Z OstennGy !
Zeebrugge w ostatnim tygodnip
niakt6re 2 Mich leza4na brzegu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22
z Ligi Polsko -:Amery:
ka1skiej i'm. Woodrow
~Wilsona.s .

II powodu panujQcej epidcInif posiei
dzeuie' PolskO Amerykafskiej. Ligi i'm.
Woodrow Wilsona: ME odbedzic sic ju.
tro, w s,odG jak byio zapOwiedziaIie.
Skofo, warunki sic 'polepSza, kOmitet O.
gIOsi date posiedzenia. =
;,&- n. L. '%PiOtrowskf, 'pfezydent. ;
, : .. Tom. s. Blaehowski, 'sekr." prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22
CENA zYWNoSCI
w GORE.

Washington, %. pazdziernika.
- Welding sprawozdania biura
rzadowej statystyki cena zywno-
Sci poszia o caic cztery procenty
w gore. Odnosi sic to do zywnoS-
CT zakupowanej detaljcznie. Pod
wyzka ia nastapiIa W jednym
m~iesiacu cd 15go wrzeSnia do Is
pazdziernika. I dwudziestu CITE
rech artyku}6w spozywczych, tyl-
10 ma dwoch znizono Gene a to
ma cebuli i ma grochu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22
.Cztelyjs kWestye ma
MaTn :Bdoeie.

Nfl~t I! u 4Et| NFtr'0f
Pr6czS wielkiego .gl6wnegos balotu do,
stanje dp, Eeki kaSdy wyborca, kaada
wyborczgni ". dpiu wybor6w ;listepa4
;dowyeh. kt0re sic odbeda ednia 5gc Nv
stopada It. wv. ballot maiyr, ma Rio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22

Amsterdam, %. Jpazdz. = ,,Je.
stssmy odosobnieni. Kiedy forte
ga ME lnoze utrzymat sic dluzej,
Die jest hatiba ola kQthendanta
poddaC sic. Gesarz musi wziqc Ma
slebie' krzyzz szybkiego zawarcia
pekoju przyjaf, eokolwiek PREY
ktrego nan spadnie, Mech .cesarz
oSwiadczy, re jest got6m do tego
i MECH przysposobi sic ma pierw-
szego 0bywatela nowych Me.
nice" TAX mowil 'Maksymilian
Harden, wydawca Zukupft,' w
niedziele w Berlinie do kilku ty7
siecy siuchaczy, ktorzy gioSnoso O.
klaskiwalijego move. Jest to je-
dina Z najokrutniejszych .ironii
tel wqjny,>dodat Harden, re, VOL
ma, kt6ra zaczela sie~dla podtrzy=
mania Austryiy skoncEy sic o.
swiadczeniem tegoz panstwa, re
isfnieS dale; n;a ,nO5a"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22

niei sic poinformOwaf. ably wiedzlec'
lax giosowac IA takowe dnia o-go IL
stopada; b.. T.. 80
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
DokonCzenie &c STRONGLY l

lucye w celu zabronienia PREF,
WilSonowi prowadzenia nadal
pertraktacyi pokojowych, ktore
vediug jego opinii. do hiczego
ME doprowadza. Rezolucya ia "a
wiera rownie7 mySl prowadzenia
wojny do zwyciestwa ma polu bit,
Wy, a vice zajscia pewnej cze$ei
Niemiec. CODY zmusiio armie ich
Go bezwarunkowego poddania sic.
AREszTUJA SU~FRAzYSTKI.
Washington, %. pazdziernika.
- ZaareSztOwano tutaj ponownie
try wOjuj9ce sufrazystki, kt6re
staraiy sic urzadzfc demonstra--
oye pred kapitolem. kilka
ninut pc wypuszczeniu ich ma
woinosc, skoro tylko dowiedzia-
~ sic, re Senat ma sesye, po-
chwyciiy ponownie "a swoje
sztanadry i flagi z najrozmaitsze-
mi napisami i speedily kilka GO
dim pred Senatem. Tiumy zas
przechodni6w ME mogiy sic ma to
spokojnie patrzec, przyszio wieC
do maiej awantury ulicznej, kto,
ra z~akohczyla sic jedynie znisz-
czeniem sZtandarow, oznak it'd.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22
AMERYKI OLA
ALIANToW N
S7,520,476,6 66.

Washington, %. pazdziernika.
- Sekretarz skarbu McAdoo "a
wiadomil, re Ameryka udzielila
pozyczki Wiochom W sumie
500, 600. 900 oraz Francyi W su--
mic 800, 900, 900. Do czasu obec-
nego udzielono WIochom pozycz
XII wynoszacej ogoiem S ,O6O,OOO,-
900. Francyi zas $2,165, 100000.
Og6lna suma pieniedzy jakiej A
meryka pozyczyta pahstwom a
lianckim wynosi $f,520,476,666.
WARSZTATY OKRFTOWE
WYKONCZYLY BUDoWE IA
KRETo
Washington, %. pazdziernika.
= Wykonczono w zesziym tygo-
dniu budowe IA okretow stalo-
wvch i z drzewa o ogolnej po--
iemnosci 77,150 ton, W pOszcze--
eolnych warsztatach okretowych.
Okrety tie zaraz oddano ma usiu-
9; wydziaIu okretowego. Z~okre.
tow tych 9 byio wybudowanych
re stall, objetoSc ich wynosi 49,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22

Co WILHELMA.

Dokonczepit re strongly
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22

,.Dziermik cfieagoskf uleins
a awsse u nastepujacvcb agea:
t0wk Jones. 1927 N Troy utica
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14
REscR|PT RECEIVED
New Trial Granted in
Case, Anton Lubin
VS.. Benton & Fairfield
Railway

The following per curtain rescript
from the law court has been received a.
the Office Of the clerk Of courts of KeE-
nebec county in. the Kennebec county
case, Antoin Lubin VS.. the Benton &
Fairfield Railway:
A careful study Of the testimony in
this case fails to reveal any sufficient
evidence OF liability on the part Of the
defendant. The allegations in the writ
are reduced in the testimony TO the sid
gle charge Of incompetency Of an emf
ployee Of the defendant. through deaf
ness, and a want Of due care on the
part Of the defendant in falling to dis
cover such incompetency. The plain-
tiff was a brakeman on a train Of de-
PENDANT, consisting Of an electric
shifter, and empty freight car. The
alleged incompetent servant was mo-
torman.
While under the familiar rules OF
law. we think the plaintiff has failed
to sustain the burden that the defend
ant, under the circumstances Of the
case. was guilty Of negligence in fail
ing to discover the defective hearing OF
this motorman, there is another indu-
Eitaible reason why the plaintiff can
not recover. If we assume the ACTOR
man to re deaf and incompetent. to the
extent claimed by the plaintiff. we ut
terly fail to find any casual relation be-
tween the motorman's deafness and the
plaintiffs injury. In other words. there
is Il failure Of evidence to show that the
deafness had anything TO do with the
accident. AS it can serve no useful
purpose to analyze the testimony upon
a question SO plain as this seems to be.
without further discussion, we think
the entry must be made.
Motion sustained.
New trial granted.
Received March II. 1918.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14

for the fir he claimed 1t should have been
at 81. Mr.. Vties had said that he would
not sell the pine for 81. Witness had
written stopping the further delivery Of
pine Mr.. Viles had told him twice be-
fore the conference that no saw logs were
being taken out. Since coming into the
case Mr.. Boardman had learned that un-
der the contract Mr.. Viles had been deliv-
ering the cut less the saw logs part OF
the time to him and part of the time TO
the Cushnoc Co.. and he testified as to
the effect that had upon the Kennebec
Lumber Co. He had notified them of their
breach Of the contract. At the confer
ence offers and counter-offers were made
by the parties. In the winter 1914-l5 the
kennebec Lumber Co. was the only mar
ket for fir on the kennebec river. In the
fall Of 1915 there was no change in the
market, but In the year 1916 the change
in the market became manifest. In the
fall of 1916 the advance in the price of fir
was manifest and 1t was not possible for
him to purchase fir logs on the basis Of
the contract price. He had not learned
the market price Of fir logs in December.
1916 He knew of no sales Of spruce and
fir on the Kennebec in January and Feb
ruary 1917, but he did know Of sales in
March or April in that year. He believed
the logs had been sold by contract in the
fall before. On May !, 1917. he could have
substituted pine or spruce for Ar in the
making of box board. Witness testified
that 81 was the market price then on the
Kennebec for spruce he could have sub
stituted for the fir. He had demanded
complete performance from Mr. Viles,
who had answered that he had made SUBJ
stantial compliance with the contract
When Mr.. Boardman had found he was
not getting the number Of feet called for
he had made offers and inquiries for fir
and he had tried to buy from MIR. Viles.
He had found no one who was willing to
furnish him with fir.
Upon cross-examination by Attorney
Pattangall Mr.. Boardman said they had
contracted for 100000 feet the first year
Of the contract but were not able to saw
ce pacity it did not matter whether it was
! fir or pine. He testified about the ex-
pense of handling the excess. In 1876
there was cut in all 100000. He had con-
tended that the price should be billed at
$11. At the time of settling the pine was
claimed not to have been substitute for
the fir and he had yielded to Mr.. Viles,
settling for the pine on the basis Of ST.
After witness had learned Mr.. Viles was
, cutting pine he notified Mr.. ViIes ne
didn't want pine tops.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14
Relieved
RAEUMAT|CS
;. Recommending
Neu'fone Prescription 49,
67.n-li

nce the Introduction of "Neutrone
kGiption 80" Rheumatic sufferers
longer fear the changeable winter
{ther. This new combination has
heretofore incurables on its re-
Id list.
eeutrone Prescription 80" is differ
rom others in that it treats rheu-
tsin as a disease of the blood and
IS gen aral action eliminating rheu-
Rc conditions. Its effect is immed-
y we'll as lasting. without any de-
kMg after effects.
~ whole system is benefited
4. stif and inflamed joints disap-
! where other remedies have failed.
felps Nature restore the blood to
>stural, healthy condition in its
ftlve action. re-supplying what Ma
fails to supply fast enough. Mail
hlled. SOC and $1.0O the bottle.
:, boWditch- Webster Co., Augusta,
NAdrhs Druggists everywhere
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14

Asylum Lodge. I. O. Q. f.. will con-
fer the Scarlet degree on seven candi-
dates Friday evening. Past Grand
William Currier. who has charge of
the degree, will introduce several new
features during the evening. Following
the degree work lunch will be served
and a social hour enjoyed in the ban
quet hall. Prominent Odd Fellows. in
Guiding Rev. A. Francis Walch OF the
Uniyersalist church, will speak to the
members along fraternal patriotic
lines. Harold and Charles Fuller OF
Hallowell will sing patriotic song ana
Mr.. Brann will sing when Yankee
Doodle Marches Through Berlin. All
members of Asylum Lodge and espe-
cially visiting brothers in the commun-
ity are invited to come early and stay
late
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14

Mr.. and Mrs Dennis Donovan, who
are passing the winter in Boston. were
In the city for few hours Wednesday,
having come to Augusta with the re-
mains of his brother. the late William
Fl. Donovan Of Somerville, Mass,
whose funeral was held Wednesday
afternoon at st. Mary's Catholic
church. They returned to Boston on
the 4.05 express. The remains were
also accompanied to Augusta by the
widow and the daughter. Miss Mary j.
Donovan. They too returned to Massa :
chusetts on the 4.05 express.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14

Mrs. Ralph Gerrish OF Worcester, Mass.
who had for a number Of weeks been a
surgical patient at the Augusta General
hospital, has so far recovered that she
has left that institution and is passing a
few days with friends before leaving on
the 9.36 train Friday morning for her
home. Before marriage Mrs. Gerrish was
Miss Gladys Jack and is a graduate of the
training school for nurses at the Augusta
General hospital. She has many friends
in this city. all of whom will be glad to
learn of her recovery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14

for examination Glass / men to the
number Of sos with the following re-
suits: Found qualified for general mil
itary service. 1874; found disqualified,
81; cases in the hands Of other boards
for examination and not yet returned,
20; cases in the hands of Medical Ad-
visory Boards of Kennebec county and
not yet returned, s.; registrants fail
ing to report, 10. These latter IS men
are liable to immediate arrest when To-
Gated.
The physical examination of Glass
men of this district will be completed
during the present month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14

Ernest Haskell enlisted Tuesday in
the Naval Reserves and left Wednes-
day afternoon for Portland. On passing
q final physical examination in that
city he will leave at once for Norfolk.
Va. There was an opening for just 10
new men from Maine in this branch Of
the service and Mr.. Haskell consider
ed himself fortunate to be 0ae OF the
10 accented.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14

Mrs. Addie Bracket. who had for the
past few days been receiving treatment
for her eyes at the Augusta General hos-
pital. has so far improved that she was
able Wednesday to return to her home in
Pittsield.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14
Mrs. Joseph Newman

Mrs. Lillian r. Newman. the wife OF
Joseph Newman. died at her home IN
North Augusta early Wednesday morning
otter n long illness. Her husband is the
univ immediate survivor. Funeral service
LII ha heId at the home at 10 o'clock
Friday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14
Funeral Of William II. Donovan

The remains Of the late William H.
Donovan Of Somerville, Mass. were
brought to this city on the 2F express
Wednesday afternoon and funeral SER
vices were held at o'clock at St. Mary's
Catholic church in the presence of rela-
tives and friends. The remains were
placed in the tomb at Mt. Pleasant GEM
etery to await interment later in ST Ma
rvs cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14

Albee Ellinwood has enlisted in the
quartermasters' department Of the
aviation corps and left Tuesday for
San Antonio. Texas. He expects to be
assigned to service as an auto truck
driver.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14

At the next regular meeting of Asy-
lum Lodge, No. 70. I. o. o. F., Friday
evening, March Is, the Third degree
will be conferred on number of can
didates. Refreshments will be served
in the banquet hall at the close of the
work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14

Edgar Packard of Boston was on
Wednesday visitor in this city. hav-
ing been called here by the death Of his
father, the late Horatio Packard of
East Winthrop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14
RHEUMATISM
-, Believes 4 Genuine Rem.
we'd .dy for the Disease Has
Been Found

,. the wonderful rheumatlsm
S y sold BY gow 70, Snv.Ie;s GO; Co.
gusta. - more lasting relief than other
ttss an nosting many, times AZ much.
pedies masses the deadly poisonous
tu mnich they are quickly thrown ON
rn M.mral. healthy way.
na.Ist A reputable physician says
ssaa pssuma: II have made most
PIT vt, f;nnvestigation Of the formula en-
ssS' IN ini The manufactus,e, !. Of Rhsuma:
! ~ Worms earnis of rheumatism. I find
y. ar in advance of the methods
t umna employed in the treatment Of
la a:,sr,. and altogether different IN
nmn ssis from the remedies usually
ssriSed IN N. C. snI Lyons ons;.r.r from,
i ns.,ism confidence to try Rheuma.
t,,,.,.