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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
ITALIAN CRISIS

As al addition u ne 3ncer-a,nfaea
prevailing WIKI regard 70 whether
Germany will or viii not sign the
peace treaty, has come a c-isls n the
Italian government 70 perplex the
peace conf tsrence
Failing n secure a vote Of conf
dence IN tae Chamber IF Deputies in
Rome On a demand by Premier Or
la1do that the Chamber n secret
session listen ~ the government 5
explanations If It's foreign policy,
me Italian caolnet is expected IT fol-
low precedent IN parliamentary az
.a-rs and forthwith -esign. Such &C.
ton probably would srn further
complicate the work of the peace
conferences. especially n sr-atElten-
Ing our he -aaEie ma. iurr mas ex-
isted as regards 1taly's claims 70
Fiurne and the Dalma-aa coastal
region.
The vote of lack # confidence "A
the government was al overwhelm-
.ng one beng 70 20 n.
F-1or n -ae vote the premier IN q
statement 70 the Chamber had an
nuunca6 ina. the economic and
dnanc,a! questions concerning Italy
nad been solved or were ABOUT 10 oe
solved.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
Baker Confesses Killing
Chapman in WeStboro, Mass.
Tells OF Insult Offered Wife

Worcester. Mass. June Ia-Eav
Baker, arrested ysEer6ay u Bangor
as a sUspec, n the murder case Of
Dwight ?. Chapman of vasrouro. has
confessed that ne committed the
crime. according 70 District A.-ornev
Edward =. EsIey
Baker ana MS wife were brought
here tocay and locked Up n rae
Worcester county Jail ana Will be
a--a-E1e6 n court n Westburo TO-
noy-ow
I1st-2cT Attorney Edward =. Esrv,
later y Lne day made 4 statement IN
WHICH ne sa2C Baker made a STATE
-nent IN which ne claimed -aat Chap
rna1 made 4 proposal 70 MS VIE
sunday a--sr1oon. June s. when she
was II the house. ma. ne came ,pto
tae room and asked what -ae trouble
was; -aat he struck Chapm IN the
lace that cary n the morning of
June , ne varI 10 the sned where
Chapman slept 20 get some wa,skey
-cr his VIE. who had cramps: thar
tasre was more conversation between
MIN and Chapman and ma. ne struck
Caa 2Inal with his fist and picked
up Inc hammer and struck him n
The head. He hen covered h1n IN
On ne ped and wen, back . -ne
house ana talked with MS wife abou,
what -hev should do. Later ne re-
turned 20 the sned and looked AZ
Chapman but di0 no1 touca him.
He thought Cha pnan was not dead
but unconscious and went through
MS clothes and took d red pocket
DOCK winch he thought mlgaI contain
me combination Of tae sata Picking
Up i basket containing toois. ne went
hack % me house after locking the
door of the shed. He tired u Ee.
InI0 ne safe by knocking on the
combination ana uslrg screw 6rv-
key % the shed and the red pocket
book INTO me oven beside me fire
place n ne kitchen. The pocheroouk
contained only 4 S. bill.
They LEFT there Monday morning
and went 70 Boston. Portland. OLD
Orchard and Bangor, where they
separated.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
MAY HOLD PLEBISCTTE

While -ne members Of TIE Ger
pur-ed unofc,ally as violently op-
posed u the signing Of the Fence
treaty ana the g-sa-er par Of the
German cabinet TO be Of similar
mind. the latest Indications are that
the general feeling In Germany Is
landing toward recognition Of the
facr ina, the allied demands must
oe met
American peace conference circles
n PARIS however, indications
-hH, meet ne requirements Of the
allies raera NAV come change n
the personne! OF the racalCar-11t lead
ars aaC mat a request for a si1or-
ex, ensiun Of time from Mandoy, when
the time limit for Germany 70 an
swer expires NAV De asked IN order
-nat a nleblsclte IN Germany can be
held 70 determine the consensus OF
opinion OF the masses. These IN
dica,luns. however seemingly point
toward the belief that the Germans.
n any eventuaIi-y, Will slE7.
Meanwhile Marshal Foch continues
ais preparations - meet any con-
tcHge1Cy tlat may arise. The con-
cenc-auon OF allied troops along the
Rhine VIII De complete Saturday n
readiness 70 invade Germany further
n case the Germans remain obGurate
NJ 20 ne time Of the expiration Of
the time llrnrt. Focn Is reported also
20 have extended ms line o me Dan
lt,e. SO ne able 70 operate from
mat region agains. Germany should
necessity require IL
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
MORE SHOE HELP
JOIN IN STRIKE
AT HAVERHILL

Eavnrhill. Mass. June 12--1e ss0H
turn worklnen wood neeierS and
packing rrryn help employed IN the
he snoe factories ~ tins CRY voted
tonight = luin other crafts atfflia+-
cd WITH me Shoe Workers c~otec-
tive Union n refusing 70 work more
than il hours week. AS the shoe
Guitars nave demanded 44-huur
wek. employees os all the factories
except 4 few which have arbitration
contracts with their employers. will
cult work for the week tomorrow.
F:1Gay night
The action If the cutters n -e-
naming away from work las, Sat.
urciav was regarded by the manu-
farturers as a strike. and only those
willing - resume work On a 4s-r.au-
week basis have been allowed 70 60
back 10 their benches this week
The manufacturers attitude IN case
the other employees attempt 70 dit
tate their own working hours by re-
framing t-um work next Saturday
was ncI madea known tonight
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
UNDESIRABLES
ON WAY TO THEIR
NATIVE LANDS

Boston. June 9.-EleVen a4lens ofoeF
ed depurted al undesirable radicals were
placed IN the care of the Immigration
authorities tonight anu taken 70 New
York. rom wnere they vii! be sent -
their native lands
The aliens defended their radicaiisn
before the federal court by pleading
,Aar they were "pnilosoph;Cai anar
chisis'' who did MOI believe n violence.
and applied for w--rs Of haoeas corpus
II an etfor- 70 prevent deportation.
Their petitions were denied.
Among them were Lmg' Galieanni.
ssa:tur Of a paper IN lynn. and MS.
I-na sanchini of New Britain. Ct
vhuse husband III also under sentence
ty irnor-a-ton. -'he -wo 1anchini chill
aren. although eorn N TINS country
VII accprnuauv their parents 70 ITALY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
n. Y. State Guard
Answers Test
Mobilization Call

New ynrk June 1G.-Len regiments o1
N. New York state Guard demunsrra.-
ad tonight wnat they could do by way
of protecting The city IN an emergency
y hen they answered a test rnobili1ia-
t,pn call and quickly threw coruors
e;t armed guards ahnut public buildings.
newer houses. CIR barns. public utilities
rnd me homes OF prominent citizens.
Automobile trucks filed with armed
r7an dashed from arrnpries ~ spo-s
Theoretically held To be IN danger and
caa-,;srner carried our the practice drill
20 g-imiy that n MANY quarters II was
believed that they were 10 remain on
.-,,a-d duty 10 protect the CITY from
red outbreaks.
This belief was heightened by ne
secrecy thrown abuut the proceedings
Cainney Hayes OF The 7th Infantry an
nounced that rwo oatraiiuns OF ms men
hau t-en sent out 10 guarsi nunsic
uruper-s" and that the orders. which
were secret. specified 40 date fur Their
r0fSU0.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
Missing State
Witness Delays
SkeelS Trial

lawrence. Mass. June -a--he
disa 1peEance If Ms. Mary Eliza
be1n wilkins. Of Sa-onne. y. J..
wanted by me Cunornc wealth as a
witness. delayed progress today n
the --.a- Of MS. Bessie NJ Skeels}
Lundg-en for the murder ot Mss
Florence X. Gay. Mrs. wilkins IS
the widow Of Mrs. Skesls' brother, 4
connection with whose death Mrs.
Skeels has been lnolcIac for murder
n New Jersey. L had Desr -as IN
te1Ilun Of the prosecution y exam
me Mrs. wilkins II al effort 10 Con-
necI the TWO alleged murders. She
has been present a. ne r-ial every
Gay previously and mas testified once
n mater 0f 4deCLrv- she mas
been staying - 4 notsl 4 Sos. II. ou-
The court officers Ware unable . ind
any trace Of her -odav. Arguments
over questions of law and ad-nlss-
ab1l!rv Of evidence also lieiG"ed ne
C-la-. the Ju,-y bslnE excused and Ms.
Sheels being permitted . retire tor
"a - ~ -NAA--s-H-- III
AMI old ne couI Iaa- she had 1evar
been informed Of her Indictment n
New Jersey
More nan an nou- vas consumed
Z al unsuccessful. etfor- - de!er-
nine wleI1e~ Lhe lav would permit
ne Introduction Of testimony bear
.nE THIS Indictment without tie de-
fendanf beng n me cuu-- -ourn.
The cour. a1G attorneys vi try 70
Lear II -1ls poIa- ON or.ou.
Professor Charles a Nl11-a. head
Of tae Cepa-nerr uf -e--raraioigy
al ne Harvard Medical School. tes-
Ctied 70 having --satF1 Miss Cay for
a skin disease al MS Office n Boston
IL intervals.
Under cross examination ne sad
Mss Cay had 10 blood disease and
that ne never EavH aer any prescrcp-
non CONTAINING arsenic. -'r George
E McGl'ath. medical examiner If
Suffolk ruul-r testified -la- ne 7ad
gone 10 New Jersey IN connec-1on
with the death OF Ms Skaa3s
brother upor -2s--uc-ions e~rrTn At
-orner General A--w.n . make /
thorough invest lEatlur.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
MAINE MEDICS
END CONVENTION
AT PORTLAND

Portland. Ne. Jone 2.-Dr- Charles
z. Banks of the public health depa--
ment a. Washington gave the annual
Grafton before the Maine Medical As
sociaflun here today. concluding rns
convention. Doctors Channing F-orh-
ing ham and Timot;,y Lea-y o. Boston
were speakers during the afternoon.
and Associate Justice Scott Wilson ~
the supreme court led a discussiun IN
the medical examiner plan.
Other speakers were prs. r ".
Wakefield. Bar Earoor, Z. = Powell.
Saco and Y. M Spear Rnckland on
cers chosen were. President, T. q.
Mason. CALAIS: VICE president Lindlev
Dcnson. Pressure Isle: secretary and
sressurer 3. Z BRYANT Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
DIRIGIBLE 2-34
CRUISING OVER
NORTH SEA

East Fortune. Scotland. . .ne N
JAssoclated P-essl.--he British d.riE'-
t,ie R-Si carried 40 bombs or ar1rrun.-
non when sne le4f mere Tuesda9' tur
an extended cruise over Lhe North ses.
A strong wind prevented her landing
TO-DAY, so she was ordered % -nnaln
over me sea until rt,e wind aDaies.
Colonel Hunt commanding ne Camp
al Easf For me. sad today ytlut Z ne
ship returns Friday nurnlnE i vii -ake
until Monday 70 get he- into shape %
start on a long fight even # no -=pas- g
are necessa-v On ne engine The co.,
rrel added
BY Monday We should ne ready %
star either way-east 70 ala ne fest
if the Germans do not sign ne neace
treaty or west TO America 4 ne do
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
EFFORTS TO END
WIRE STRIKE IN
NEVADA AND CAL

San Francisco. June 19-Negona-
tons 10 try To end the strike OF Inc
reIephone workers and Aneinsh
throughout California ana Nevada
were begun here today All parlS
of the Pacific coast with the e4cep-
tiun Of the Seattle district were rep
resented at a meeting Of the STRIFE
,e.derx tn arrange q conference win
the telephune companies
A canvas Of the sifuaaoh InoiIa
a more acute strike cnn0ifion'
Reports frum other cities IN an
furnia showed little If any cnanse III
conditions brought about ps "
STRIKE of the international Brother
huud Of Elecfrlcal ,WurkerS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
PROBABLE CONTINUANCE
BRANCHL. L.A.&W.RY.
WINTHROP Line IN DOUBT
Wilson Before
Belgian Chamber
Of Deputies

Brussels. June 1p1In his address
before The Belgian Chamber If Dep
utaes. President Wilson sad
Your Majesty and Gentlemen il
Il with such profound emotion taa1
express my deepest appreciation ot
the generous welcome YOU have gwen
me that ! am nor al al sure -1ac
Can find the words 10 say what Il l.
IN my heart 70 say:
Nj Hynaas has repeated n you
some Of the things which America
rrled 10 DO 70 show her profound
friendship and sympathy with B-l-
GUM but Mr. Eymaos was nor able
ID testify. as ! an. 10 the heart #
forts For America did not DO these
things merely because she conceived
II her duty n 90 mem. bur because
she reJolced II this way 10 show her
real humanity and her real know
ledge Of the needs of al old and
faithful friend. And these things
hope. viii be The dearer n YOUR
memory because Of the spirit winch
was behind them.
They were small n themselves.
We of-en had the feeling ina. we
were not doing as much is We could
do. We knew all the ume mat we
were not doing as much as We want
ed to DO. And II Is this snir- anG not
what was dune which deserves.
hope. 10 be -enen bered.
y, Is very delightful to fn6 ny
self AT last N Belgium. I have come
at the first moment mat ! was re-
heved from imperative duties. I
couad mol come fore my own pleas
ure. and n neEiecT aI duty . a
country where ! knew that ! should
meet men who had done their duty,
where I knew I should meet a SOW
ereiEn who had constantly identified
himself with the interests ana the
Life of his people a. every point
where + i-snUuin be g-ee-ed by bur
gUmaSter who never allowed the en-
envy 20 thrust ASIDE and always as
serted the majority and any Of the
municipality which he represented;
where l should have the privilege OF
meeting a cardinal VINO was the true
shepherd Of his iock. Lhe majesty OF
whose spiritual authority avad even
the INSCRIPTIONS enemy himself VINO
knew that they did not dare lay
hand upon this servant Of Cod. and
where ! should have the privilege
Of gasplnE the hand Of 4 genera.
who never surrendered, and on every
hand should meet men VINO had
known their duty and had done =
~ could loI come 70 Belgium IN
II ! felt ina, I was released
from my duties. I sought In Tins way
20 honor you by recognizing the spir-
il winch 7 knew I should meet with
here When I realize that a. my baCk
are the honured standards OF Bel
GUM II pleaSes NE % think ma.
an n me presence Of those VINO
knew now % shed their blood as well
as DO their duty for their country.
They need no sncor1um from ne
y would rather turn for -uoneu.
with you 10 the significance Of the
place which Belgium bears n ms
contest which. thank God. IS ended.
I came here because I wished 20 as
soc,a.e myself N counsel with ne
men who l knew had teit 50 deeply
the pulse OF this terrible struggle anu
I wanted 20 come also because l
realized, l believe. that Belgium and
her part n the war is n one sense
The KEY of the whole struggle, be-
cause the violation IF Belgium was
the call 70 duty winch aroused ne
nations.
{continusd on Page -coi. S.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
OVER 800 MEN
IN TEXAS YARD
DROP THEIR TOOLS

Ba-n. Ne. June -9.-Mure -aao SOB
.--on workers az ne shipnu,ld;ng
plant of ne Texas Steamship Co, TO-
day refused 70 work until certain
differences nave been adjusted.
o. l. P-enie- aaslslac, district rep
-esen-at-ve Of he industrial Rela-
tlcns committee af the Emergency
Fee Corporation. attended con-
ference ~ ne workers anu advised
rnern r. ~er---l 10 ne Yards while ne
is making an ,r~esri Ca-lnr. La-er he
ccn.ar~ad Win officials Of ne Texas
co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
AMENDMENT WINS
IN PENN. SENATE

Harrisburg, Pa. June 1.-THE
Pennsy,vanla Senate to6av PASSED
finally, 9 n ., the JOINT resolution
raEfvlng the woman suffrage amend
menI ID the federal constitution. The
resolution was sent - the House.
where II Will be acted upon before
final adjournment u the Legisia- ure
mex. Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
NO TOBACCO
CAMPAIGN GETS
FIRST SETBACK

Pi1tspurE. June N--Plans for a ma
t.un-w,de anu-tohac-o Campaign. IN
tended 70 follow ne acrua pronuiga-
aon of prohibition. were gwen se.-
McF. CARPENTER handed duwn an oplnion
IN common MEAS cuur- refusing %
grant a charter 70 tne No--obacco Cor
pura non.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
LADIES OF G.. A. r.
CHOSE OFFICERS
AT AUBURN. ME.

Auburn. Ne. June Ia-The Depa--
nen1 nj Name ladies' IF ne G. A. <.
crose me 10 lowing officers: P-esiden-,
loa j Moore. Auburn senior vice pres
dent. Elizabeth EagEert. Bath ,untor
vice president kaneIie Lit-lefieid, Por--
land, chaplain. Addiie GAY. Augusta /;
secreta-y, Larrse Carver. viaa;ha ven
treasurer Martha Bassford. Brewer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
Husrce Morrill, Asserts
No E m erg e n c y
shown to Warrant
Casing Operations
m Togus Line-Ar-
puments of Counsel
m Both Sides Heard

-. - s4cn emergency had been
-. z,rl!1 warrant an order for
.---1.a.e discunr.nuaace Of the
--.2aa Of ne Lewiston. AL
/, N..a-v-Lle rallway was as
associate Justice John A.
- -a-rsday morning On the
-- AZ ne petition Of tbs re-
.,-s "a. ae abroad asking for
.--,~.r "a cease TO operate the
1-pa nd -ogas lines. So
5 1.oDable that the Togus
- -. c9nI-nue 10 operate. II
~, :,oU1 whether or not the
-. 5-.ocn Will De abandoned.
-. ing which was opened
.-....-- 1u--.nE ar the court
), :. ". fought 70 a close about
a --s-.-aav a1-srnoun. Lae closing
,...-. ,--ag AIKEN up with the ar
- d. ,ounsel. Benedict F.
,.--- ----.1 @or the City Of Angus
|. t,--- Sasser. for the bond
49, W.l..an 4. Fisher Of An
--., - ne -uwo of Manchester
=. aton for Winthrop. and
N-we.l If Lewiston for the
-s=.r=-s
- 7ar:-nloE of the days ses-
e. .e aaa~oE on the winthrop
.---,- vas -asumed and written an
r-s-r ~s-e 1lad ny CRY Solicitor NJ.
x~-se " augusta NJ. Il. Sim
-o-s ~ -a.loveI,. and Leroy =
0z-ps.-- n, Winthrop. These writ
rs- -s-a-e ware quite similar.
s--.s- -rswer Of City Of Augusta
- w-.::e- answer Of the City Of
.-1s-z o ne petition for the dis
-. ua-sca u ne Winthrop line
= -o..Qvs, --- -
e- 1uw 9mes the City Of Au-
s-- pa-v II record pursuant TO
= .ouce as-e-n % show cause why
: "a = sam petitioners should
:. ------ea and answers and
- sad Inc of railway was
l. 1-1a. @~~a.c-lse granted under
Z -s-"~- av December ca. 1000.
-=--,z-1- Winthrop and Augusta
i,.s- 7.a..wav
- ~ 5anuarv 1s. laoe. the
IT. II san LEWISTON. Winthrop
e =u-4s-a S1-aet Railway was
t;a;,.--sc - AuE1sra. Winthrop and
ts--,2sr 2.;--lvav.
~ pursuant - the pruv.-
F1' -aa7-ar ons Private and
--~r-e y a0- SAID line be-
r. - T re lewiston Angus
= T--a---iile St-eet Railway
r Is v,1-e 5ean operated by IL
eo~,-uec on Page 9-coi. =
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
HOUSE VOTES
FOR RETURN OF
WIRES TO OWNERS

Washington, June I:-A--sr ~
considering It's acIlon extending gov
e-n-nen- 1xed telegraph -a,es FOR six
nonras. rhe House today wIthou, a
record vote. passed the amended SEN
ate bill providing for return of he
telegraph and telephone properties 70
private control and -epealIng the law
under wtich hose properties and the
cable svsIerns were taken ever by
he President
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
FOCH FORMING
FRONT FROM THE
RHINE TO DANUBE

Paris. June la-iEavast-Mars
Focn is forming one r-fInr against
the Germans t;om the Rhine To The
Danube. LInrransIEea1t says II If
informed. The allied commander IN
chief. II is added, VII hencsforth ex-
tend his command over the Csecho-
Siovak. Hzmanlan and Polish arm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20

Winds along the North and Mludle
Atlantic coas,s viii he respectively mod
crate. mostly southwest. ana moderate
south ana southwest
Temperatures remain moderate along
the Atlantic coast and high elsewhere
except IN the Pacific states ranging
from IL tn - degrees above me seasonal
average IN the plateau region ana me
extreme northwest
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
TtNTS W.T. son TO
I RPY HOME AND
Jean HOUSE

,a--,n. June -s.-Repr-senta- :
r i=-l.-a-. Democrat Of Massa-
"-s :, attack today on the
s--,---lon n Postmaster Cen
f. 3c- "sr-. declared !, would y.
- ~=aat = the people Of the
H.s T President Wilson
7e-'''' 7orne and clean house
family"
-' = 10 MS" M Gallivan
- Nj 10 more than any
heck The spread Of
nc Rad!calisn and make
special appropriation
& ~-lCr dollars urged by the
-e~arl- 20 prevent crime
----... So
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
THE WEATHER
FAIR

North New England: Fair Friday
warmer n southwest Maine Saturday y
tair. excep, showers N Vermont anu
New Hampshire.
South New England Far F-uay
warmer on ne mainland. Sa.urdzy
probably showers.
East New YORK. Parity cloudy Fl
day; probably locai showers IL nignt
or SATURDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
ITALIAN GOVERNMENT HEADS RESIGN
FOLLOWS REJECTION CONFIDENCE VOTE
GERMAN PEOPLE TO VOTE ON TERMS

Teutons to Ask Short Extension of Time
Probably to Hold Plebiscite- Election Could
Be Completed In 48 Hours Cham
Der Deputies Rejects Vote of Confidence
For G0v't-Action Compicates Work of
Peace Conference Affects Tangle Al
ready Existing Regarding Italy's Claims to
Fiume and Dalmatian Coast
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
Riot Call
In Suburbs Of
Waterbury. Conn.

Waterbury,, Ct. June fe-Riut cnlls
were sounded at so 2 N today calling
our the police reserves and city guards
to the BROOKLYN district, where mary
cf The brass strikers live. II is repnrs-
a. that two policemen were shot
II WAS reported that city machine
Eur squad WIS oe,ng formed immediate
Is anu that al saloons in BROOKLYN. q
suburb II WATERBURY. had beeu ordnrnn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
aw Y anton
,D.esruction \. OF
\, ). Govt Supplies

--oc, June -e-Cong-essiun-
-. --'SA2iun of Wartime expen-
- 10 Var department Was
4, IA" Win Sergeant Charles
-. IL y Cnmpaoy I. :3rd En-
a.. "aa has Just returned from
L tT.ng tha, he personally
-, age Quantities. Of govern
b., our.l Did and new,
aesr-oyed by IRE.
s> INV a3narent explanation for
-.cg -
sI,,- -ais Property" declared
,s. - vas that the salvage Of
g. -' ERE 70 sor- the equip
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
GERMANS WILL SIGN

Paris. June 19-(Associated Press received
American Peace conference circles Paris from Wear
indicated that there may be change the personnel of
the German peace delegation nd that short of
the tine limit for signing the Peace treaty may be request
viii sign the treaty
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
BAY STATE SENATE
ADOPTS SUFFRAGE
HOUSE YET TO ACT

Boston. June -9-The State Senate
by a vote of 81 70 today adopted
resolutions ~arfv,ng me Federal
woman suffrage amendment. The
House mas not YET acted upon the
resolutions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
NCH CONCENTRATING TROOPS
ALONG RHINE TO FURTHER INVADE
IN EVENT OF REFUSAL TO sign

Rome. June 19.-The Italian government resigned this
evening following adverse against II the Chamber
Of Deputies Premier Orlando in announcing his resgna-
and that Of the cabinet King Victor Emanuel had
reserved decision as to accept ance
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20

Forecast Tor Boston and vIc,nItv:
7Gay fair and warmer SATURDAY.
snowerK- Moderate winds. mostly south
west.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
To Make Final
Decision Saturday


The German Naauna, Assemo y
VII mahe rs dDal decision on J.
peace -rea-y Saturday i:ccorultis .
pr,vare a1vlces received mere from
WeImar IN all pI'oba hIl1ry, Il & sad.
the assembly Wi, decide - ors
tiat a Diepiscite be aiken.
II ne German National AsspYnoiv '
orders d piebisc,te m -he peace ter-1s
Sa-u-cia~ me voting Will have 20 ne
done So ma. the German answer can
-eacn me allies n Pans bv . ~ 2.
NJ. Monday. Paris Tine. unless ne
ar-nals should request and ne a
les grant. further extension Of
r,me N winch - answer ne amend
ed peacss treaty
Late N April y was reported from
Berlin that the German government
had al appurtenances for an eler-
non IN readiness for a pieniscIre un
he peace treaty. Al taat tine sources
close 70 the German government
c!a med that such an eiecuon could
be completed throughout Germany
n Is hours. The question Of a pleb
iscite IN er.nRnv, however has not
been raised since.
Since the revolution N Nevehher
all important elections IN Germany
hnve been 1eid m SUNDAY
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RANCE TO RETAIN
Il. PIERRE COLONY

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- 7,.1=aal:a-es n this COLONY nj
- re -eEa-ded here as virtually =
7 - suggestion that the isl
-ae1 n Great Britain and
New Found!and dominion.
aa ma. several million IN
- saen; n he development
80 ne center OF France s
,--s--v n the western A.lRn-
-ar, las been placed with a
|. 0En~ trr ne construction
h.. 60 gera-.nE plant here and
= -~aAcv begun
I. wireless station 10 also
-'E.a-.ec ov The government
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wssafs ttso,s wssu havs 4 eosnnun in
tsr~st come sopsfs,er to buy. sell. *
change.
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lorouEh investigation.