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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-24
sc 6jempeabte Soloater far 8orret
til alte II. g. Gipil Serbice
Ylabier.

On goo, iiifffer Stining / 9feeje=
ringens Gjeneltc er life at finrie at,
| og pi DiI oerfor mi116e alle Sc Do'1-
life, ser pari @Rrens eller 9Slaabens
Gieneite ,1i16er &rigen, ON, at Scott
eresien 1D1ig peotog en- Bob, ser
giper Sem 5orret til ane @,nbe6er
|eIIcr 8eihl1inger 1tnber Spllesre=
gieri11gen. 2oben lpber laale6es:
"geo oIfe MnI9tteller til &ontor-
pla61er og andre @tillinqer @eaie.
ringe11s Eie1eeite bao6e / @aibina=
ton og anore 5teoer ifal Ser gibcs
Sortrin til bjentIenote Solhater
Mari,1ciol6ater % Sbmpno, oa til
@nfer efter ioabanne, eller &uitr,,er
| gifte n1eo tilifabefon1ne Sol6oter,
Marineiol6ater ogS6n9'tb, 6er iffe
|leIn er iftonb til at ubfplbe bisle
Y1ooier. !"
2open flyer egIaa, at enbper bien1=
Ilenbt Manb fa1 / oe to fgr1te Moa=
|11coer efter Sienle116elien for1ange
at bIipe efsamineret for bpi1fen lom
bellt lebie @egieringsplabs, a1be1
&eripn til at gfsami1ationer11e al
1erc6e er iutte6e for o11bre Men1e=
1fer. gnbber Sol6ot, ser bar @ia
paa en- eller an6en gob ASla6s / 9ee=
eieringens Gieneite, ifal blot ffribe
It'll II. g. gibtl Gerpice @onunts1ton
|og 1nebbefe ben1, bbornaor ban bleb
|bje1nie11ot Sog bpao Discrimination,
ba41 pnifer at tage. Sc bill ba fa1oe
bam 9(nlbgningsblanfetter og urron-
9ere en ier1ie @fsomination for
Bonn.
9el1ne ftore sSerrettigbe6 gjelber
/ for enbber, Der gjorbe Eieneite ut,-
Der &rigen> enten fan bar me6
|Sranfrig cller Ell.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-24
9eg 8r,tnblopsenbrinaer.

Sra ajabenbabn CT ser inblpbet
Me6belelie on1, at SEN bo11lfe Megje~
ring / Sen neite 9figsbagsianlli,1g
pi1 forel1ao forifjellige @r1,nblops~
Gnbringer, Sc bigtiglte of 6isie, er
SpbGpelIe af Sen tbl1ngne Sprne-
pligt, Spbebelie df &ongens geet
til at crf1prc &rig og 4flfaffeI}en
af Mbelel1 meb oens Gitler oa tioIi~
gere Mettigbe6er.
Sc belnofrotiife sSoeer bi,,ocr ii
|eniDnlio 5Srelngong 0anmarf. Sor
10 slar it6en bilbe ioaoonne gie,1-
nentgribe116e syorildg bore bleper
betegnebe mes set ba,1ife llbtrpf
@a1gf1pif, bbori1noo Sc mi bill bfibe
alporligt oDerbeie6e og ,naaife beo=
to9ne>i cit el(er a,1be,, mo6ificeret
jTprm. I
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-24
Wianbfolfe,nansel / Gnslauo.

9(llereoe fprarigen bar ser / 5tor=
brttanniet ct RET betpbeIigt 9lnto!
flere api1ber ems M91ro, og, 1u bi-
ier Statiitifelt, at Ser alet1e / eng
lono >filt6es ct binoe-Sberifl,o poo
mere enb e11 Minion. 3ette syaf-
tlun bar eipet acknowledgements en6el
at lpefnlre pber. Dcl1 Ne6gat1a
MRn6eltes Mntal, lom 4rigen bar
frembragt, bar bebirfet, at ser i1r6-
gaas ct fobol6sbis ringe Mntal 500
teifaber, iiRr Sc minbre pcl1tillcDe
&lasier og til6eIs pou @urno al
Goltgngoett. Ger berpe6 op1taaeot
Tortni1roifning al sSp6ler polocr og=
iaa 8efDn1ringer
Gil ait Se1b er Jorboloene i gna-
Lambs 2polanoe lanqt gunitigere;
loaleoes ct Ser i>-Gm1aoa og 9luitra-
lien lnarere Mmtgel poa api116er.
S Dent an1eoning forcl1aar "gin,es"
at &egierinael1 iaabiot ntllIigt itgt-
ter nopan6ri1eelr of abi11oer fra
storbritannielr, % abtl1oer1,e ie1p
1pnes at babe 2plt til at e11iarere.
ssor 6et meite CT Set l,1tge Giger
1re1lem u oa 26 Mar Der UNDER
arigen bar paret beffinftigebe
.a1nmuniti itio,rsfabriferne, ser m,
oberlbglnr1er nobanori,rgg aonto=
rerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-24
Bfn hrtttskr Urnaur
Ser blep ejennemlGft o9 nuberibgt
iffe ,ninbre eub $50 Mill. 8re=
pe % 8affer, 100000 bleu
tilbagebolbt.

Set omerifonlfe l1be11rigSlnintlte-
RUM nteo6eler, at Sen e1lgellfe
@ri9sceniur mi hor 116gibet &apport
o11goaenbe bets 8irfiombeb. llnoer
@riger unberl6gte og lGltc Sen en-
gelfte Ge1llor life minbre e116 $50
Mi1lioner 8rebe og Haffer al bpil-
fe tilbagebolbtes 100000. gel,
ga 4rige1t er oberltaaet, er Sp6rgs=
n1aalet fomrne11 iren1 ON, Dba6 man
ifal foretoge fig mes 6en11e 1tbpre
Me11gbe Brebe, og set ct e11oelig
blebcn belten1t at boelpgge olle TIL
bdgebol6te 8rebc, aores1ereoe til Ell
Ter afier6fe al Soft i g1ralonb. @re=
be, ser in6ebolbt 9ofumel1ter eller
@er6igjel1itan6e, oil BOG e1lten btipe
ubleperet til Moersiaten eller gipet
til &rigsbon1lto1e1 for at af9ipre
bho6 ser 1fal gieres 1ne6 Dem.
Dte6 @enlpn til 8repe fra eller til
|Sof / Danmarf eller .Mmerifo, eller
af16re 2ou6e, bbis @rcbpoit gift oper
@ngla116 og bleb unoer1ggt Ser, So
er set blebe1 beite1nt, fun at bi6ere=
le,1be 8rebe i,r6ebol6e116e 9ofune11-
ter e1ler Observation-Disclosures 1ar1t Sor=
retningsbrebe. ASribot &orrelpon-
bance 6eri1no6 iii iimpeltbe11 bline
ebeldgt, sd set. 1totaler 1nan, bil
bere for beh>erligt igjen at gjel,=
,1emgaa 0isie 8rep for at 1tn6erleac,
ON Be MI Tan lesgipes. S 6et- bele
|biI Scr 1,116er 6e11ne 8elte1n,nelle hli-
be bi6erele116t 92,500 regiitrerebt
8rene og en balo MIlion 1,regiltre.
re6c 8rebe eller Boffer.
Gc,1lor mebbeier bi6ere, at 6e!
fife fan 1tptte, at man foreIpgrget
onaoaenoe tilbqaebol6te @rebe eller
Yaffer. ge6reren6e regiitrere6e Ga:
ger fan n1an boo foreiperge eiennen
sMi1rilteriet @oibingtoaL bbis MOI,
er iltonb til at gibe Meailtrerings.
!hn1ret na anbre Splnsnirger an.
gooenh: 8rebet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-24

i slntomobil efter Ell lang, anitren-
ge,16e 9lrbeibsnat.
On big 9eerbefitet bar allereoe BE-
gDnot at gjpre fig giploe1,oe 8e=
fo1fltingen. Wan fjpber il,6 af 4ul,
8rpnoe og Egrb> og ser er allere0e
opltaaet e1 betp6elig Equalization
&arbDlamper. Merfcts og @ul0ens
5pggelIe bRnger ober @erlinerhes
6obe6er = og l1aar iaa BERTH foln-
mer 6rpgtelt for l1roligbeoer, faa
ielu en- l16enforitaae}t0e in6ie, at
Berlin life bliper 11oget bpggeligt
Opbor6s1te6 Sen fonn1enoe gi11ter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-24
Bann1arkHnut.
9piferne rsmmer SpnoerjDllano,
@Grnepligteu furelaas afifaffet.

Saa inart Tre6Straftatens 8uti.
fttotions Dofune11ter ct 1tobefsle-
De- og BET 1fer mrtagelig / benne
l1ge, oil iom befienot 9raftnten
treoe araft, og set piI meo a,rbre
Orb iige, at Tolfeafiten1ningen /
Senoerjplln1lo i nprnreite Jremtib
tan firbe Ste6.
3Dlferne er alrtagelig paa bef
rene 1neo, at 2ugen 11er1ner fig, oa
oeres Bolbsberreoerlme / set oarIfe
@pnoerjpllano MI in1ger pan fit flo
ite 0erS, for ben 16. 9ftober tefe-
groferebes Der fra &jpbe11babn, at
De tpife Mpn6iebeoer er @enboIb
til sreostraftate1s Beltennte1ler be
gD116t at rem1ne ferlte og a1lbe1 go
ne Slespig. 1sernbanetog meb ci-
bile @mbe6smn1,6 meo oeres saani-
Tier pg Mebfer rejier. til oct eSnbre
at GDiflan6. 9e,1 i11ter11atioroIc
4olnmisiion treffer a1le sSorberebeI=
Ter for 6olfeaflte1nningen, Der HaI
afgiGre, om 6cn paagjRl6enbe
9an6soel ifal tilbgre, Gun1narf eIler
forblioe tiff. Ser trpffes ligeIebes
Toranitaltninger for Mbmi11iltratio-
men at 0iltrifterne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-24
9anmarf bil faa anl fra Mn,erifa.

S Slutl1iraen al Gepte1nber of
fentlig9ior0e Sen onterifonife @fibs-
oireftion ct 9rep, bbilfet Sc fIa-
geec ober, at ingen eltropGiife Sf-
| be ,<bar pillige til at feile mes R1,I
fra Mmerifa til here's eget 2ono, til
|tro6s for at etbnert Qa,1o europa
bar flor Mangcl pon @ul. me
Sfibene foretraf BEN mere profit
|oble 1orretlting at ieile meo sSragt-
gooS o9 oberlo6 Set io6eoe og r1i11-
|bre inobriltge11oe &ultronsport til
oe an1erifanlfe Sfibe.
8rebet iag6e III. a.: Sra Oan~
mart fomn1er Ser ct itooigt syorIa,1-
|genoe ON, at bi lfol le,1oe oc1n 2a6-
ninger al Sui. Samtioig fer pi af
Nor1,piftbs1ilterne. at life ct e1tefte
|oal1if Sfib ieilcr neo aul til Dnn-
mart, DDorin1oo eli Del oan1fe 5fibe
Teller me6 @1tI fra bore Sapne til
5Doamcrifa, bba6 ser betaler fig
fpr6eGes ao6t, 6o Sc alti6 fm1 fan
|fnlb 9a6niltg tilboge bertiI."
Com Spor paa 6enne @Iage no6-
ltog Sfibs6ireftiol,en ii 9age fenere
Weooelelie fra Ben 6a11ife @efo1lM I
Nn|bington, &ammerberre Gonftaf1-
tin .@rlt1tn, at @elanotifabet itrafs
loboe tr1,ffet Mrrongemcnter. laa at
f6 6anife Galnpere pon tiIiamnre,s
81 900 Cons bill blibe lat i @uIfart
i1nellen1 Mmerifa og 0nnmarf.
9eab11ene paa 0isie gfibe, Ser bill
faffe banbe <Siemmene og 5abrifer.
lie 9ann1arf be&ul, Der 1aa ffprft
trnraes til oerobre, er:: 8rattinas-
BORG, Slpnoerborg, ssreoerifsborq.
2illebora, Sfoosborg, grneborg ,aq
aerinn6, Nor6farer, geepa, 9aIIifen,
5oDomarlt 9 g. MooIpb gfi-
iabetb Marff % .6olmer Deerft
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-24

beiere op, er bet e11 Jorbpielfe pao
@nlpriierlle. 0erfor er Oct pantioe,
at ser foretaeessfript og pirf1ings
ful6e Sfri6t, Ser pill afpar9e oel1
Slags @ataihofer. Ser mao funne
fi,16es M6ler til at ubjnpne 5tribS-
ipprgs,naal % l1enigbeoer mellenl
s(rbeioere % alrbeiosgibere, 1.oe'
at Set itore &nb1ffunt alti6 ifal
|pere ben Bart, Der li6er melt og i
|ii6lte ssSnltnns 1naa betole @loet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-24
. esiscount Mitur bpo.

Gcn forbenbere116e Qlmerifaner
le1ere enaelff Discount, 8m. @
slitor, afgif / 2gr6ngs beb 9ebe1l
2on6on. Otter bans 9nife bill 81:
get blibc brRn6t.
Discount .9lltor bor foot 9}eir
Sort 1S48, Ggn al ssobn sesacof
9litor> @rl1no1G9ger al M1tor=MiI:
linnerne. S &o1pfe1rler11e opgat
ban fit anrerifanffe 8orgerifob oe
hlep britilf l1n6erlaot. S 1915 fiji
ban 8arontitle11, og / 1917 blet
ban Discount.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-24
stor aapflpunins.

S &c iioIte 9ar Tiger ban iports
intereSfereoe bpret optaget al SET
flor tra1tsatlantiife sSlpb1,i11g, sc,
gift fra &pit til 8bit og tilboge igjen
@aptiitptpite11, 2eitnant 9. IS
Maprnrb, bal16t Sylppninge1t. Sal,
beltog So beo Starte11, 81 al oisit
11aatte gibe op paa @r1lno af CT
ellcr arben Waifinifa6e, og II
6rPbtcs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-24
cntario iten,ner for Sorbne.

Gen far,aoiife 9Sropins 0ntari$
oeotog / Man6aqs peo syolfeoflten,.
ming ct 5Sorbubsforl1ag. NropinietS
fonierbatibe StDrelie meo 6eorts
Spiofen 1eb ct fort gee6erlag, bpit-
fet ffD1oes 9rbeloernes og 7ora1er.
mes 5anarbejbc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-24
Miasara itraalcr after.

Otter at babe benIigget i Mgrf,
1noer &rige11 ltraaleoe 'geiaearo
Sails / 2grongs- Mftes 11toer c.
fraftigt Spgelps. snleoni1lqen pa,
Erinien nf @ales 8eigg, og set po,
Nri'1lel1 ioln trpffeoe paa ser,
8nop, Der fit Set bnloige sSolo til
at itraale / masiif @lnns.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-24
0anmarf ua Nrbeiberfonferenceu.

9anmarf uo arbejoerfonferencen.
Sfelge ct observation-disclosures
biloe Sen ba,1lfe Delegation, ser er
balgt til at oeltage oen interua-
tionale Mrbei6erfonfere1ce> Ser 1faI
afbol0es Maibtn9ton n,oer Natio-
nerneS 2igns @1,ipicier, / 2gr1ags
afreile fra 0anmarf. @elegatiore.s
beitaor al hi Meolennmer, reprplen-
terenoe @egjeringe11, &igs6ogen og
oe banife Mrbejberforeni1pg s2onbs-
orgoniiatio11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-24
9itris ratifieerer.

Sra @ien me66eles, at SEN pIt-
riglfe 9eotionoIforlomIin9 SEN 176e
Sftober ratificerebe 6rebstraftate11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-24

stpt Snbiaml,nsen til ssnb.r.
jDberne!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-24

$ Sen forlpbne llge bar Ser Doe
ret Graa1ga11g 7 8reitoent 8ilions
@pgoon1. Mer ban n1aa e11onl
i nogen Gio !boloe Senge,1, ligefon
ban life CT tilla6t at bebprbe fix
mes unpopenbige Mnliggenoer. s
1i61tc uee forleb set, at en- Opera
tion 1naajte pilbe blibe 1,p6pe116ig
nen ife1gc lenere Meobele('er o1llei
cn 1aabon 11,t for operflpbig. +
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-26
WEST GARDINER

Mrs. Mary James. former resi-
cent OF this place, passed away last
week in Hallowell.
Mrs. Mary Goodwin died very sud-
denly Wednesday morning in Port
land OF acute indigestion. The re-
mains were brought here for burial.
The services were held at the house
Of the daughter, Mrs. John Horn.
Friday forenoon.
Miss Alice Parsons returned TO
Bates college Wednesday after pass
ing the Easter vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIonzo Spear have
returned TO their home at Spears
Corner for the summer. after passing
tie winter and spring in Boston
Mrs. AdaFina Stone has returned TO
Eden Horns. after passing several
months in Dorchester Mass.
Harold Weston has returned home
after passing two weeks in Provi-
dence. r. l.. and Boston and vicin-
ity.
VIII Harper is papering and white
washing for several parties on the
Pond road in Manchester
Miss Mary Cairns is working in
Augusta
Mrs. Linnie Bachelor has been
passing i few days in Haliowell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-26
Meet ay Queer Chanca

Stuart. Ia.-Four service stars Il,
the window of the Nate Thornburg
home here offered opportunity for a
war story of tragedy, but it was a
comic story instead that William
Thornburg. Sixty-fifth division,
brought back with him from France.
if the Vaccinations o.. chance can be
put under that head. At any rate. it
ends with all the boys returned home
in safety.
After his second engagement. while
in a rest billet. William passed a tent
where several men were asleep. One
looked familiar and he examined him
more closely, to find that it was his
youngest brother Forest. who had en-
listed in North Dakota in the One
Hundred Forty-seventh field artil-
lerv. The brothers, who had not seen
each other for two years. had been
within q mile of each other for three
weeks. and Williams company was
moved the next day.
Thornburg was discharged from
Camp Dodge and az he was taking
the train for Stuart met his bru.1er
Walter, who was also discl,3fS eH and
on his way home. They had not
seen each other for year. as Walter
enlisted in July. 1918. and went across
from Camp Pike in August. Tie boys
had been at Camp Dodge five days
and had not met until both were re-
leased from service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-26
PITTSTON

Mrs. Eugene Fossett is at The
home of her daughter, Mrs. Maud
Hanks. in Randolph during the alb
sence of Mrs. Marks while visiting
in Massachusetts.
Rev. Langt!on Qumbv has been
at his Pittston bungalow this week.
Mrs. r. A. Marson. who has pass
ed the winter in Augusta with her
daughter. Mrs. J. A. Folsom. return
ed to Pittston Wednesday,.
Mabel Chapman. who has been in
Gardiner for the last few weeks, is
again at home.
Mrs. Frances Baker who passed
the winter with her son Frank in
Massachusetts. has returned to her
Pittston home.
Iva Freeman was the week END
guest of Beatrice Clark.
M and Mrs. Holland are again at
their Beech Hill home. which they
closed during the winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-26
Rev T. J. WiEslade: Sunday school
will open at 80 ard the preaching ser

Rev T. J. WiEslade: Sunday school
will open at 80 and the preaching ser
vice at 30.
First Baptist church. Rev. T. J! VIM
slade Morning worship with sermon
at 1890; Sunday school. n.45; Christian
Endeavor. P. Il; people service at 1
with sermon; subject. The tlghtins
Saint" PRAYER. praise and business
meeting Wednesday at 80
Spears Corner Free Baptist. A. A.
Walsh minister: Sunday school. 80:
preaching service, 80: social service.
$50: prayer meeting Thursday evening
al 80.
Free Baptist, A. A. Walsh minister:
70. PRAYER meeting: ordinance Of bap-
tism. 1890; sunday school. LEO; young
PEOPLE. s, evangelistic service. I; PRAYER
meeting Wednesday evening :. 100;
choir practice at tn parsonage Friday
night; string b..nd practice saturday
night.
Cniversalist church. Rev. N. C. Fol-
som: Morning. Worship, 1910 theme.
and church school. y O'Clock; Y. P. <.
L. P NJ. meets with Mrs. Lincoln
Harlow, Washington avenue leader
Horace Hdreth; junior choir rehearsal
4 P VI. Saturday; senior choir rehearsal
) P. N. Saturday.
Randolph Community NJ. f. church.
Joseph P. Irving pastor: 1910 A. NJ
preaching by the pastor: subject. ire.
Shaving of Heaven and Earth II. IS
NJ. Bible school: P. NJ. EpwortA
League: P. NJ. preaching by the ras-
Enemies" prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 80. The pastor will preac
IN the Chelsea N. Z. chapel Sunday 1t
. 20 p NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-26
GRANITE HILL NOTES

Ernest Gilbert Gipson was the guest
Wednesday and Thursday Of Lewis
Everett Mcdonald Of North street,
Augusta.
Emma Slower is reported 70 be i'll.
Supt. Packard was a visitor Thurs
day at the intermediate school.
Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald OF Augusta
was the guest Thursday OF her moth
err. Mrs. Julia GIBSON.
The roll Of honor this week at the
intermediate school .ontainefthe fol-
lowing names: Clarence. Jason
Pierce. Stanley Henry Gipson. Mar
aaret Esther Jones. Charles Richie
Sprague, Henrietta Margaret
Sprague. Mabel Matilda Crocker.
James Carleton Jones. Mary Eliza
beth Crocker. George Frederick
Jones.
Mrs. Perley Slower was . visitor
Saturday in Bath.
Ralph Giddings Atherton is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. J. H. Sch0ppe Of
Kittery Point.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-26
GARDINER GIRLS FOR
DR.. GRENFELL'S MISSION

Early in the month of June. four
Gardiner young ladies'. all trained
nurses. viii start for Labrador to en-
list for three months service N one
of DR.. Grenfell's mission hospitals.
These young ladies are Misses Alice
:. MaEcy, Ruth anu Marie Robinson
and Caroline e. Bates. The two for
rner have been at the station before.
Miss MaXcy remaining through the
winter and returning last spring. The
name of the hospital they are to go
to is Saint -Anthony's hospital. Which
is situated at the northern extremity
OF Newfoundland. From here trips
are made 20 the various smaller sta
lions along the coast Of Labrador
where assistance in the shape Of med
icaI aid and supplies is given to the
natives.
The hospital at Saint Anthony has
a dental department. E-ray depart
ment and pathological laboratory.
There are SIX regular physicians,
quite d number of trained nurses and
Il house officer. The winter travelling
in that section is done entirely with
dogs and boats are used IN the sum
n,er as the means OF locomotoin. The
Young ladies who returned from that
section last spring brought back
some fine specimens of Arctic furs.
In former years the traders took a
great advantage over the natives be-
cause of their ignorance regarding
prices. Now. however, they are kept
posted on the market prices Of their
furs. their means. together with their
fishing, of livelihood. The Grenfell
Mission is known all over the world
as doing a fine work in the uplift Of
the natives of the northern countries.
T his region covers the entire stretch
OF country from Newfoundland along
the coast of Labrador for nearly 1000
miles to the Arctic circle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-26

Sunday. May 4th. has been desig-
mated as Employment Sunday by our
government. and will be observed at
the Winter street Free Baptist
church by an address at 1890 A "
by z. " Hamlin of Milo. Mr. Ham
lin is one of the foremost speakers
on this subject in America. He en-
ploys with profit the undersirables-
brings superintendent and help to be
more considerable Of one another
Every foreman. boss and labor,ng
man should hear him. Reserved
seats or men until 1925 A. NJ The
evening service at : P. VI. will be
evangelistic and will be addressed
by r. P. Gray
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-26

Readers of Zane Crews novels
will be Interested in the announce
ment that his most famous book.
Riders OF the Purple Sage has been
pictilrized for the films and will be
shown in graphic form for two days.
beginning Monday at the strand
theatre. with William Farnum. the
dynamic star, playing the part OF
LaSsittr.
The story has to deal with several
startling incidents that occurred in
Utah. in the early days of the Nor
mon settlement. Beginning with the
abduction of a girl BY one of the
powerful disnitaries Of the Mormon
Church. the picture reveals the hunt
of the girls brother through the years
FOR the man who wrOrged her. the
tremendous power of the elders Of
the cult over their followers, and the
final accounting at the hands OF
LaSSite r.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-26
ADJUSTMENTS
Americas Sweetheart" Breaks Up
the Show at Johnson Opera House
She Made Them Forget Bill Hart
ard Mack Sennett and Both Were
Great

With u punch like the back fire Of
twelve cylinders, Mary Pickford
made "Bill' Hart in Stalking His
Life" and the Mack Sennett Come
dy. "Riley's Wash Day" look small
as program winners go. An old
time favor!te. whether book, picture
or star, never loses charm and ap-
peal for the reader or spectator.
This truism applies especially to our
little Mary in her first picture since
September Is. Capt. Kidd. Jr.." Big
Bill Hart. Stalking His Life" The
Mack Sennett Comedy. "Rlley's
Wash Day is all that is claimed
for 4 Sennett comedy. II there are
ten people in this city who have
not seen Hart or Pickford. we will
gladly admit them free to this show
today. Don't wait until evening.
come today at go. The evening
crowds are getting bigger all the
time. Three shows today. 30. 6.-f0
and S.45. Monday and Tuesday finds
Enid Bennett in The Law of Men"
and J. Warren kerrigan in The
End of the Game" This makes u
double program such as this theatre
alone produces.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-26
BRITISH ADMIRALTY
TO REMOVE RESTRICTIONS
ON WIRELESS MAY IST

Washington. April 25-The British
admiralty, according TO a despatch to
the State department today, an
restrictions on the use of wireless tel
egraphy on ships will be removed ex-
cept in the North Sea, the Eeng,ish
Channel east of the line joining Dun
geness and Boulogne. in Baltic nor
thern Russia. in the waters Of the
Mediterranean. Black Sea and Sea Of
Marmora