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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-12
waterville. at the Grange hali on
Thursday evening.

waterville. at the Grange hall on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Winnie Everett, who Is work.
ing in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. s. A.
Clark, is passing o. two-weeks vaca-
ton in Augusta during. her absence.
Mrs. r. Edgar Bailey Of Riverside IL
over staying with her parents.
Miss Doris Wyman returned home
last Thursday from a visit In the
home OF Lincoln Brown. Riverside.
The second annual meeting and the
first annual seed show Of the Farm
Bureau will be held in City hall. Au-
gusta, Nov. Is at 9 o'clock. All mem.
bers are requested to be present as
there is to be the election Of officers
and other important business.
Paul Stevens Of Gardiner passed
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs A. D. Stevens. He was ac-
companied home with his brother
Kenneth. who has recovered from an
attack Of rheumatic fever.
While threshing grain in the barn
of Ira Taylor he was working on the
NOW and by in;ialing gas that come
from the engine that when he climb
ed down to the floor he fell senseless.
After q few hours work by the neigh
bors he came to and it il hoped that
he will be all right in few days
Ralph Sawtelle was also affected but
not SO bad when they threshed at A.
7. Drummond's.
Mrs Minnie Field went to Wins
low Wednesday to stay few days
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Burgess.
Mrs. Will Lester Reynolds and
son Walter passed Friday in Port
land as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Tyler.
Privates Chester and Eldon Sibley,
stationed at Camp Devens. we're at
home last week on u furlough.
Mrs. George Hamlen of Lewiston
was on town calling on friends last
Wednesday. In The afternoon she was
the guest of the Ladies Aid that was
held with Mrs. J. II. Wyman.
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New England Men Held
In German Camps

Washington, Nov. 1.-The War
Department tonight announced the
names of the following men held in
German prison camps:
Officers, Camp Karlsruhe, Lieuts.
White, Roger T.. Taunton, Mass;
jackson. Thomas f., New Britain,
Conn.
Camp Rastatt: Oakley, John L..
Hartford, Conn; Manek. John F.,
Horwalk, Conn: Yapp. Warren f.,
Littleton. Mass: McEnaney, Andrew
j., Burlington, Vt.
Two new England lieutenants Rog-
cr +. White, Taunton, Mass, and
Thomas T.. Jackson, New Britain,
Conn, are held prisoners at Camp
karlsruhe. Germany, according to al
Official announcement made tonight.
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SCENE Widest
ENTHUSIASM IN
FRENCH CHAMBER

Paris, Nov II, 5.15 p. M.-(By the
Associated Press Scenes OF the
widest enthusiasm were enacted in
the Chamber of Deputies this after
noon when Premier Clemenceau read
the conditions of the German arm
istice, The whole chamber rose to
greet the premier while the galleries.
in which was a predominance of
soldiers in uniform. and women,
cheered for several minutes.
Prolonged cheering greeted the an
nouncement that Alsace-LoITaine
would be occupied and the name Of
Marshal Foch, as the signer of the
document. was Justify received.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-12
Monmouth Grange

Monmouth grange held very in
teresting meeting Wednesday eve
ming. Nov. 6, the first meeting for a
month.
The following program was pre-
scented by the lecturer. Mrs. Alice
Long; Vocal solo. Mrs. Annie White
house: Grange reporter, Mrs. Nellie
Longfeilow and Mrs. Ernest Hayford:
vocal duet, Miss Claribel Smith and
Mrs. Carrie Deane: Four minute
speech. DR.. G. NJ. Twitchell. The
grange is to attend the Methodist
Episcopal church. Sunday. Nov. 10. In
. body. Ladies night IL to be Nov.
20.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-12
BOXING NOTES

Tie Armory A. A. OF Boston will
q Tuesday evening stage program II
the arena for the benefit Of the I'M: I'd
War Work campaign. Johnny Dundee
OF New York. tte light weight. will me 4
ohnny Buckley OF SOth Boston ana
Joe yelling will meet Shaver OBricn q.
South Boston. 10th for six roul is
Eight bouts of eight' rounds each Id se
also been arranged. making rs rounis
for the evening. The eight-roua1s
matches will be: Terry Brooks vs..
PADDY Owens; Joe Rivers w. George
Robinson Charlie Parker W.. Johnry
Cray. Joe Connolly W.. Young Neso.
Cy Goodwin VS.. Charlie Beyors; and
Harry Carlson VS.. Young Sacco.
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RIVERSIDE

Of the Red Cross are TO meet with
Miss Jeanne CrowclI. Wednesday.
Nov. 10, for sewing on Red Cross gar
ments. A picnic lunch will be served
at noon. All ladies whether members
Of the branch or not. who are inter
ested in the work are cordially In
v!ted.
Miss Ella Crowell who has been
spending several months at her home
in Riverside. has recently gone to
Boston for the winter.
Mrs. Henry T. Miles and little
daughter Elsie are visiting at Column
bia Falls ...t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-12
MCCALL ASKS LIQUOR
DEALERS OF BAY STATE
NOT TO SELL TO-DAY

Boston. Nov. 11--Gov. Mccall is
sued the following statement tonight:
The Governor strongly requests all
liquor dealers throughout the state
10 refrain frem selling liquor tomor-
row and to initiate the action Of the
dealers in Boston who closed their
places Of business today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-12
Auction Sale, Tuesday, November 10, 1918
AT TEN O'CLOCK SNARI


Miles
the Rsadfe,d Road
hay { a of
all
loader bean harvester Johnston grain har-
mach light
Of
tod ate farm.
NOON
REYNoL e. /. HARLOW,
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Photographers Warned
Not to Strike Against II. 8.

Washington, Nov. 11.-Reports ot
sporadic strike threats by railroad
telegraph operators today prompted
Director General McAdoo TO address
q statement to telegraph operators
reminding them that they are work
Ing for the government and that no
:trike has ever occurred against the
government.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-12
ALLIED TORPEDO
BOATS ENTER
DARDANELLES

Paris. Nov. 1l.-(Havas). The
French torpedo boat Mangini and the
British torpedo boat Shark entered
the Dardanclles on Saturday.
Franco British naval forces occu-
pied Alexandretta, an Asiatic Turkey
seaport in the Mediterranean Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-12
Portland Boy Named
In Canadian Casualties

The following New England names
appear in tonights casualty list:
Killed IN action-L. T. Vaillan-
court, Eastpnrt. Mass: J. Connors.
ludlow. Mass.
Wounded~-A. e. CATERENA,
PORTLAND, ME.
Gassed-W. L. McCargill, Nashua,
\. II.
ill-W. Moriarity Fail River. Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-12
VASSALBORO

Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Austin and
sons, Kenneth and Arthur, Of Wat
crville. and Howard Marden and fam
lily Of Augusta were Sunday visitors
of Nj. and Mrs. ID. Il. Marden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Weber re-
turned Monday to their home in Milo.
They were accompanied by Miss
Maud Webber, who will remain for a
few weeks visit.
Mrs. Scott and daughter Ruth are
recovering from an attack Of in
fuenZa.
horses now of which he is justly
proud.
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Auction

Sal. HOUSEHOLD former HON. Of siain: weh
orssssrs chonisr Pa-'er chsirs
Mirrors Mattress Dining
Range Of
lis 10 Goods
offer, without
AUG Mains v11-12
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New York Produce Market

New York. Nov. 1.-Butter firm,
receipts 1886: creamery higher than
extras. 81 LIZ ana s.; creamery ex-
tras (9a score) 81; first IS l-2IG1 1-2;
packing stock No. 2, 81 L.; eggs
steady. receipts 476s: fresh gathered
extras e9G7o: fresh gathered regu-
lar PACKING extra firsts 6sG6s do firsts
G. end e5: state Penna and nearby
western hennery whites fne to fan
cy 9e@10o: state Penna and nearby
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-12

hennery browns 70975; do gathered
browns and mixed colors oG7o; po-
tatoes steady; Maine 100 lbs. 2.00@
2.35; Long Island 100 lbs, 22s@2.s5'
Jersey 100 lbs. 20012.30; Virginia late
crop Dbl. 2o09325; sweets Jersey bas-
ket, 75Q2.25; Southern Dbl, 3.0o@5.co;
cabbages quiet per ton 10.o00Q2o.0o;
red Dbl, 2.C043.25.
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LOST

SILK BAG CONTAINING GLASSES
between Child st. and the Augusta
House. Finder leave at Journal Offiee.
nov12.l3:'
WALLET CONTAINING MONEY AND
receipts In Colonial theatre Friday eve
ming. Leave at Journal office and re-
ceive reward. nov1ld3tS
FEMALE BEAGLE N VICINITY OF
Hal.oweii. Please notify f. D. pa
kins Augusta. nov1ldtf
SMALL BLACK LEATHER PURSE
containing small sum of money on
Water street. Return to Journal office.
SERVICE PIN. WAR TANK DESIGN.
letters ''C. s." Between II. p. Clear
waters Office and Temple street. Find-
er please notify Mrs. Z. p. Lord. II
Child street. Augusta. novSdl'v~
HOUND. BLACK SPOTTED, VEL
low spot over left eye. Please return
to Thomas Giroux, Franklin ST.. and
receive reward novSdl ~
TIGER COON CAT. ANSWERS TO
name of Beaut. Reward for return.
Mrs. ). s. Farrell. Tel. 2i5-W. Augusta.
ON SATURDAY EVENING. BLACK
bill fold. Name of owner on inside
Reward for return t. Z. b. Philbrook
Route II. Gardiner noySl6t
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CLASSIFIED AO
L-RA1ES'
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

word for I time
"a, 6 times consecutive.
-. Insertions pro rata.
,.v.,,ssment taken for less
,.s, sc.
r,,,ves for this class of
,..r,ising are too small to
.'sj,abIy charge on our books.
Count the words in your ad
I'D send payment with your
order.
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Marnuerite Wabher

In the death nf little Marguerite
Webbcr wide circle of friends and
cpua!ntnnces of the family feel that
they. too. have sustained a personal
loss and unite in deepest sympathy
with the heart broken parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Webbef.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-12

ArRlOTlC. STEADY, WELL PAID
enjoyment IN YOUR own home. Knit
irfsnhy needed war socks for us on the
'sT simple Auto Knitter. Full partic-
VAS taday Jc stamp. Auto kn'tteE
r'mpany. Dept. {. l9-sI Jefferson,
BJNalo y Y septl1eodtoDecl5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-12
Autos. Boats, Motors, Etc.

BUICK, FIVE PASSENGER TOURING
car M.del q. First-class condition. w.
p. Smith. u Church street. Gardiner.
nov9diw
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE, TWIN, : ri.
p Good mechanical condition. At Mrs.
Frank Wakefietd's. West Gardiner. Par
ti,ulars address John Curtis. Route Is.
Gardiner, Me. nov9d3ts
FORD COUPELET EQUIPPED WITH
starter. demou1table wheels. speedoine-
ter. shock absorbers. Extra tire AMI
rim. About as good as new. Augusta
Motor Co. Telephone 73. novS,ttf
TIRES. TIRES. TIRES. JUST RE
ceived q large lot of tires from leading
manufacturers. Last chance at old
prices. a sizes. Mail orders filied.
p. Z. Mace, lis Sewali st.. Augusta.
phone CIV. octtdt1
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Wanted-Female Help

70 PER DAY PAID ONE LADY IN
o.. town 10 distribute free circulars
.orcentra,ei iiavoring in tubes.
Permanent position. r. r. Barr CO.
Chicago noVl2dlts
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Boston Produce Market
Boston. Nov. Introduce market
oSed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-12

-vn SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
tsm. psC : 300" women clerks nee l.
u salary tl9" Experience unnecrs-
lw Women desiring government po-
,uo's write Tor free particulars, Ray
roai Terry uormrr civil Service tx
t-n,- q Columbia Building. Wash
-ron novl1djts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-12

AiL.RoCNn HOUSE GIRL. CITY
rGn Tel 9ss nov9ilw
4 GIRL LIVING IL CITY WANTED
70 Vork m Wtnslow confectionery
= 4 L..
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For Sale-Real Estate

ONE OF THE BEST STOCK AND
potato farms in the town of Ripley, Me.
situated on main road. contains go
acres OF land m fine state Of cultivation.
pasture. all well fenced; 200 bearing ap-
pie trees. lots of plum trees. Nice
graded lawn with plenty of shade: wooJ
and lumber enough to pay for farm.
Buildings in first class condition, all
newly painted. House contains ~ rooms,
down stairs, bath room, furnace in cell
lar. Barn rs IT, long, nice sunny tie up,
basement under whole barn; good sheep
house. plenty of store houses, wood
Here is fine home for somebody at a
bargain. Must be sold before March LIST.
Owner has other business. no real estate
men. profits to pay. Apply to owner.
NJ a. Randall, Ripley. Maine. Tel. Rip
ley &c. p. o. Dexter. Me.
oct2. tu-wed-th, for 3wkss
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE HARRY
Peterson place on kingsbury street A
modern little home well located. Owner
ia to move to another city. A bargain
and should sell quickly. The store ara
tenement at IS Fremont street is for sale
or to let. Will c. Atkins, Patten Block.
Gardiner. nov9dtf
FARM IN GARDINER-5o-A c Il +;
farm on Brunswick Rd.. Gardiner. u
chard and buildings. Inquire of Charles
l.. Wadsworth. Gardiner. nov7d1w%
75-ACRE WOOD LOT ABOUT $500
cord OF wood. rs thousand of lumber.
about "a miles from Burnham station. 3
miles to Clinton station. w. c. Powell.
X. 7. Augusta. Tel. So Sidney. nov4d3w'
THE WOODEN BUILDING AND
lot on Water street. Randolph. belong
ing to the estate of Frances Nj Mitch
eli, consisting OF two stores and two up
stairs tenements. Inquire of &. A.
knight, executor. oct21dtf
HOUSE AND STABLE WITH TWO
acres OF land dssirabiy located in White
field village. water IN house and st,oie,
buildings in .'ood repair; also black
smith shop for sale, plenty OF work year
round. Z. S. Fish. Whitefeld. Me. Tel.
ga. octl5dtt
THE LOT NJ. MOI RILL RESI-
0ence. No. liz. north side OF Wintnrop
street. Augusta. Maine. for sale TO set.
tie estate. Brick oouse and large los OF
land desiraoiy located. Inquire OF A.
~. Goddard. Hotel North. Augusta, or
l. T. Williams. Real Estate Agent. city.
mayl6dte
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hppnHTC NIFTY To LEARN 4
,,,ds and wages n same time. An.
sl.a Electroiype Co. journal BIilu-
%, turusta noy2dlf
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GIRL FoR GENERAL HOUSEwORX.
lsry u Chapel 81 Tel I0s9-J. uovIi55t
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Wanted-Male Help

--,usTFRs APPLY CORNER SEC
- and Winthrop streets. HaIiowtu
,'u S,t,i. novI2d3t
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At THE AUGUSTA STATE HOSol-
a. second grl for the Supt. Depa,t-
r-tt Apply To the natron. novJ,ltf
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ABLE GIEf. EUROPEAN LUNCH.
spot square. Gardiner. nov7d!w
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sOMEON. TO TAKE MARE .5OT;
her keeping. Am drafted in next car
! rry j. Caldwell. Augusta, Route 4.
Tel. 1923. nOy9d3te
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Yards, Notices. Etc.

s.,y. IAN. MEDIUM. READINGS
ss.k N'b''o' 81. Augusta, Ne. lei
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-12

i TOUR HORSES NICE WARM
eaAe,s tor the winter. We have more
~ earAeis. They will interest you.
"t't "nr prites with others before
- by Gerrish & Smith tsuccessors
surl Ia silver street. Watervilie.
Ie! tS,. nOvlldlw
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FOUND

~ WATER STREET. A PoCKET-
s' & wes,On's and paying charges.
s'scsS CAPIroL. ABOUT OCT. u. A
eng, rV'denuy AN heir.oom. ON back
Aav. ed name, :. Howe. Owner can
srt az proving property and paying
AcQ,. advertisement Marguerite ~
- selth China, Ne. noyed3t
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NlrpLE AGED WOMAN FOX GEN
,'sl houSework Good home aigh
wages Millard Weeks. AS West street.
Gard aer noy5doW
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NDMAN FOR SEWING AND LI>-
~ fur garments II. G. Barker Co,
A.FustI, Ne nov1.Itf
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- Advertisements Today

WANTED Bees
or-silk tJf
ran,ed-reanstef7
IN, .aie-sleds ctr.
asr sa.e-G0s stow"
", ssle-E ! kedS;
t,n'rd-kitchtn help.
y,.,.d 70 buy boiler
yT,i-Futulsned rooms.
~, sale-Jrrsey hi!il. etc.
w. SAFE p-y hard wood.
.,s,ed-l.ady IA each town.
1.,i.d-Se.isored hard wood.
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'pN'y az ! Weston St novl2d3t'
~ ANp TWO HORSE SLEpS.
MIKE them to order We also have
b' Nhtinan grocery pung. W. :.
F"sblry. Watervile. novi2dIw
AID WOOD DRIED UNDER .Ov-
Tel 5l9-6. Augusta. novled6ts
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LIVER HONEY. THICK. RICH AND
o,.. lbs. by parcel post. {: IS
'e"o~ Bros. Hallowell. Maine.
nnvfiIkts
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SEWING OF ALL KINDS. ENGAII.-
ments by the day. Mrs. NJ. e. Nero. p
Grove st. Tel. 654-J. novSd1wl:s
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To Let-Houses and Rooms

FURNISHED ROOMS, MODERN coz.
Veniences, also garage, corner Grove
ana Swan. Tel. 29i-W. Medora lee
Haley noyIe iSt .
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oct3lHtT
'TESoG Il AP HER AND BOOK
N'p'' tlnSle entry. Max Goldberg n
son ~ water street. Gardiner. oct3Odtf
llRL on WOMAN FOR GEN
-. hoIs,work Family OF tnrae.
NAsn'ng M ironing done out. NJ. Law
F''f. - Gardiner Oct5U,ttf
EMAIL HELP At GAYS MA
N'ne shop 20 work on screw drivers.
octl5dtf
wwAlTREss AT HOME LUNCH. ;Dl
-.,sr ~ octl5dtf
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, "%GsHs FOR BANKING. Is SOR
n, otse load Also green stove wooi.
A. 'oro L. Lavsilee. Brunswi,i:
- - vlrniner. Tel lll-I2 nov7d1wK
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for 3-ton truck to Providence. X. 4,
Boston. Mass. or vicinity of eithsr;
truck will he in Augusta Nov. Is. Ar
mex Express, 1914 Westminster st.
Providence. r. !. nov7I6ts
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For Sale-MiscellaneOuS

AZ STOVE IN GOOD CONDyTIO,
'PhY az ! Weston ST. novi2d3
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WORK RY HOUR. COOKING A spE-
cialty. q Court ST. Tel. 365-R
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I'd HAND MUSICAL INSTR UMENTS,
including victims. comets, from bones.
mandolines. banJos and guitars. VIII
pay cash, exchange or repair. Frank A.
Dennis, 233 Water St, Augusta. Maine.
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Observation-Disclosures

WOMAN TO HELP IN KITCHEN AT
Bowdoin Inn. noyIodtf
GIT OUR PRICES ON SINGLE AND
double harness before buying. We can
save you money. w. S. Pillsbury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-12

TO BUY SQUARE OR ROUND BOIL
er capacity. to 6 bbls., suitable for
cooking feed and boiling water Tel.
Gardiner 2S6--J.. noyl2d3ts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-12

II. H. HARvEY'S HOMESTEAD AT
Glen View, lo2 bangor ST. Four, ) Dr. 5
bath: Sheds and garage. References. H.
r. Harvey. nov1lL1
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power. This gold to be delivered II
trust to the Allies until the sigma
ture of peace.
V. NAVAL CONDITIONS:
e0-Immediate cessation Of all hos
tilities at sea and definite informa
ton 10 be given as to the location
and movements Ut all German ships
Notification to be given to neutrals
that freedom Of navigation in all
territorial waters is given to the nav
al and mercantile marines OF the Al
lied and associated powers, all ques-
tions Of neutrality being waived.
21-AN naval aud mecantile marine
prisoners of war Of the Allied and IS.
ISOLATED powers in German hands &C
be returned without reciprocity.
22-Surrender TO the Allies and the
United States of America of one
hundred and sixty German submar.
ines. including all submarine cYujs.
ers and mine laying submarines
with their complete armament and
equipment in ports which will be
specified by the Allies and the I'm.
tied States of America. All othe,
submarines to be paid OF and COM
pistely disarmed and placed under
the supervision of the Allied powers
and the United States of America.
2s-The following German surface
warships which shall be DESIGNATED
by the Allies and the United States
Of America shall forthwith be dis.
armed and thereafter jnterned In
neutral ports. or for the want OF
them in Allied ports. to DO designat-
ed by the Allies and the United
States Of America and placed under
the surveillance OF the Allies and tbs
United States 81 America. only
caretakerS being left on board, name.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-12

A WIDOW OF THE PRESENT
war would like a position as house.
keeper in family of two or compa ,icn
for elderly lady. Will give references
and want references. Address FIX
Gen Delivery CITY noYsd2W
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SEASONED HARD WOOD FOR
building s!eds, reasonable price rlia
W. S. Pillsbury. Waterville. novl2dlw-
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ior, -. POPCORN AND FRANK
sas. stand. y feet by 4 feet. Plate
ns "un' Price reasonable for Qu.ra
faado,,'. ~ Manson. los Water street.
-.-.u oct3id2wks
.u, ~ GAL CASKS SWEET
srr.,s S ~ selected stock in clean liquor
s-s,io.- - cts. per gal. 81 20 for the cask.
>Sn Fam. Tel. 1926. octI9dtf
The sun., 1918-11-20
TAX LAW SAFEGUARD SOUGHT
Nassau Assemblyman May End
Land shark Raids.

Now that Nassau countys tax sale
has been postponed by County Treasurer
Luyster. through the efforts OF Mayor
Hylan's committee on taxation, plans
are being made to amend the laws so
that land sharks cannot profit and OBJ
scure owners lose their property with
out knowing II at future sales.
Thomas A. Mcwhinney. Assemblyman
from the FIRST Nassau district. asked the
County Supervisors yesterday to appoint
a committee to confer with members OF
tho Legislature. The Supervisors APP
pointed four lawyers--Alfred r. David
son OF Freeport, Charles y. Wysong of
Port Washington. william S. Petit OF
Inwood. Charles I. Wood, an Assistant
District Attorney--and County Treas
urer Luyster. They will meet Assembly
men McWhinney and Franklin A. Coles
and Senator Thompson.
The provisions of the law to be
amended relate to tax delinquencies, the
sale of land for payment thereof and
the establishment of a tax arrears bu-
reau In the Office of the County Treas
urer,