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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-23

VICTORY SEEDS
&. -r,-1- llign-Irade Flower Seeds
.ssrs rsgonla. Giuxinia. oNalis:
= -7o,cs Bulbs Zoe Postpaid
d Homestead Nursery.
..... Round Pond. Me.
.-NG EDWARD STRAWBERRY
.la-.. 8 - Der hundred. Charles :.
S : ss.-y St. Bath. Maine.
ap-.sd2w'
-z7-N7 land SLEIGHS AND CAR
-asee o.. -lag;e and double. covered
III .e. Apply 10 & A. Mlillken: ,.
-.s..-- ~ apr3dor
a ~ BUSHELS OF EARLY FLINT
saec .o-o 2cd 81 Regis ever bearing
-ss.,s---- Sc.o-x 5ec. doz. al the house
2srey Bangor St: aal2d3I.
.1to HARD WOOD FITTED FOR
apr22ds,'
- NE --HsEET RAsPBER-
~ -la-'s q = hundred tbest red rasp-
sat s-ows,. Stawber-T plants
----,eC- n. Williams. rs Main
~ 4.a--e-, ,s~oae DS-Y. aprlsdlw
,TE-lsH ELECT SEED OATS.
-s; >s4SoT. t1eid : Ill per acre. they
gtsi - % 20 measured bushel. Pine
apr,adsts
NAME 40 ED OATS FOR SALE
-a-z-teeC zee rom mustard ana haie-
= =-l "ls SeTe1 hundred bushes
III . 4C-eS. n-:ce sl.-5 per ousnel.
. sa2-e-o. CAs- WITH ofoer-
----Sl- At1T AM. Mime.
aprlsd2w
--@vl- ABB NC co. SODA toUN-
--s *. little Used =. ;.
~- F.er It, Gardner.
-.s.-777- fs.y,,-...~ ANTS LARGE.
$50 s"o, .-al;ers. We raised
I'd /. acre OF grounA
49, -tSA'- ~ to- prices ana lntor-
~eD.e. Gardner. Ne.
---. 1-= al. Richmond.
aprlsd9''
AR UNIFORM, ME-
- ~ s- cry lew times. Box
.-' N4Ierv1lle. Ne.
apr..dIw'
a. - - -AST-THE EVER
"a q -u~ t.:ll Gent 5 CarbLcc!e
| -" bad. stones are the
az IF. sVUthetic garnets- All
for sI2-"- Any mai.
-7' t-. So 1-orz21!y silled and abso-
a-H Guaranteed Or money
iced Eitcou; a single WORD.
~, mani. send niger size
4..+ Mi dUl or better still
-tore and ne itted- Sc
IS II display case down at
:. ''1 salt. they are going
9sE-ove Jeweiry store.
-,
:. 21T ore our Slogan-Ever"
=zEss . nickel! 4prl7d:w
IN -72 .ME-ERy. Is FREMONT
apr,7dIw-
--.,Si-,t RING S-RA wBE 2 Y
'-11r7 ma Peerless. $50 per
=. Fs-eo- Stock direct from
49,. .egls Eyerpearing and
49,. -'as.t.er-ies. g per hundred.
a;E4A-. 2eaGaeid Depot. Me.
apri4d3w-
sNoND HAND COOK STOVE
=, z-,-;.. Winthrop. Ne. ap-l"d27s*
-'5iN-'Ar = AND JOIN OUR B1cy-
- men Pay a little each week
5'-- own bicycle before you
49, Ask he BOYS who have Joined
.r- ma you VIII want TO come
e =, =. 80 he easy way :or a bov
-.r... ne wheel GcrISh *
- -, >-c0essors % Vigoel. Is Silver
- .i--e, Name aprsdf.
-, nc VACUUM CLEA TER. SIN.
-@~ ApeN-wsth new attachments
tA,5ient condition Price 81.
Etlurn Cleaner" care Ken
-.'--l apr5dtt
..,. SEED ALL KINDS. TIMOTHY
rand s. per btu All the bes.
9s 2!osn peaA Merrill Bros.
apr3dtf
80 STOVE WOOD. sll.o0 PER
- ~ kiElalirg. 6 baskets 81 LARA
:, Ia. ]Toers promptly delivered. {.
A" Willow ST. Tel. 43-M.
nch7dtf
Wanted-Agents
- - :! HUSTLERS, MEN or
- cooking orders. city or country.
- eas,iy. Home. Chase CO Spr-
: ile''' Aalsrn. Maine. aprls5st
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-23

lions which zap n. couatrvs riches,
OIL properties.
There was a fair demand also for
nigh grade or invesIInen rails. but
moderate gains n hat division were
reduced br occasional pressure 10 little
more than fractions at the and
n most respects the character Of the
trading manifested radical change.
instinct regularity and occa sionaI
htaNiness being shown By shipp1ngs.
OILS, motors ana numerous speclaities
recently nigh n speculative favor
Outstanding features of the -allwav
ISL included Texas - Pacific. Misrour
hanSas X Texas. Kansas City south
eT-. Missouri Pacific common and pre-
ier-ea and ST. LOUIS a. Southwestern.
-. LOUIS san Francisco, southern
Railway. Rock Island. Erie. New Ea-
Ven. Baltimore & OHIO and ,'hesa pea e
a ONO. AT gross gains Of y 70 six
points.
=. Paul common ana pre- erred
Southern Pacific, Canadian Pacific. Al
Central. New YORK Central. Great
Northern ana Louisville & Nashville
represented ne standard group n -1inl =
degree
Steels and allied shares were under
pressure most OF y 2 session 1ut ralle j
vigorously AZ The close. when T-uclil /,
Steel. 3arveSter1 and Steel Foundry
developed marked strength. gaming w .
20 SIX points with motors suhsldiar IS.
Sales amounted 20 5--.H5 shares
Railroad bonds MADE feeble reSpcu .
% he advance Il stocks. Liberty bonus
eased. ana nteraarionals steadiad. To-
$500 Old L. :. bonds were unchanged
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WAYNE

A union Easter concert was held
IN the Wayne 2 :pttst church Sunday
evening. April Goth.
The remains OF Mrs. Annie Wing.
wife Of the late L. T. Wing. were
brought 70 Wayne Sunday and in
TERED in the Wing cemetery. Mrs.
Wing was for many years a residen,
of this town. She is survived by a
son. Arthur C Wing Of Fayette and a
granddaughter. Miss Lulu Wing.
c. n. Libby has purchased the
Omer Drinkwine farm. Mr.. Drink
wine will return to Canada with his
family.
Mrs. Logan and son a PoRt1nd
are visiting her aunt, Mrs. II. L Nor
RS.
An orchard pruning ana spsoytnE
demonstration viii be held at C. g.
Colts on Tuesday. April - - 10
O'Clock in Ne forenoo2
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New York P-oducs Market

New York. April :.
FL0tF-FiTner. spring patents l1.;1t
80 spring clears 1bnaID5e: Kansas
straEhts -:oon lessh
CORN MEA-~-F'ir-n; yellow and white
gran uiated 425d430
RTE-Easy; No. western 11s :
New YORK
BARLEY-Fr-n. feeding = and malt
ng q 9 d New York.
waEAT-spot a-n. No : red 1.ss
track New YORK
C0RN--Spot STEADY. No yell-v
ls2 s.: No white ~ "a a New
Ya-h
nA-S-Spor Easy: standard -ad79a
COTTON SEED OIL-Cuie, prime
summer yellow $50.
BCTTER-S7eady receipts lS...6 tubs
c-sa merry higher than extras S5M $50; so
extras. % score. e4s. lirsrs S3d64 pack
.ns stock current make No SS
EGGS-Firn receipts $50 cases
fresh gathered extra IS 7--a41 fresh
g@thered irsrs northern section 80 / q,
-. 90 southern section -2Q44 state.
Pa. and neal ~ western lennery whi-e
inc 10 fancE 5IN:9: state. Pa. ana near
ov henrery orclnary 10 prime 4Sdt45,
state. Pa ana nearby 1eCnery browns
IS; 10. gather brown and mixed coiors
44a45
poTAToES-s,eady. ger-nudas Dol
N"nle0; Jersey sweets No. ! baskets
gs1n465.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Florida new
rate IOGn $50.
sCGAR-Raw steady centrifugal
y, inc granulated go
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10000 RUSSIANS
Prisoners in 20 German
Camps to Be Repatri-
ated-Work to Be
Done in Six Weeks
by 1000 Americans
Under Z. S. Army
Medical Officers
.~a NJ

Cooienz- Monday. April H.-tBy the
Associated Press).-The task Of repa.
triating approximately ao,oo Russian
prisoners in the % camps in Germany
which have been under the supervision
OF American army medical officers be-
gan a few days ago in accordance with
the decision Of the allied ar.nistice com
mission at Sra- Advices received here
Indicate the intertaking will b COM
pleted IN about SIX weeks.
The Americans connected with relic.
work among Russian Or. soners number
more than 1000. Their principal duties
are TO see that the Russians are prom
e-iy Fed and 20 supervise camp santa
ton. Food -hipnents. handled by The
American Red Cross. have been pass
ing through Coblenz for several weeks,
but these will cease soon and II is ex-
pected that within two months all
American missions and soldiers in Ger
many who ave been connected with
RELIEF WORK amoh= Russian prisoner,
vii " out OF enemy ter-itorv
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FIVE AIRMEN IN
BRITISH PLANE
PERISH IN BLAZE

Ardover. England. April .e.-Five
members Of the crew of a big Hand
lev-Pase airplane were burned 20
death today when the machine crash
ed 20 the earth as the result Of an
avcident al the airdrome al Neyhlll.
-ear here The two others IN the ma
chine were injured severely.
All the occupants Of the machine
We're army officers. including a ma
jor captain and two lieu,enants.
The machine failed TO star, Of we'll
and struck a telegraph pole. The I'M
der carriage broke off and the ma
chine fell on the roof Of hut used
for sleeping purposes. The gasoline
ank caught fire and The machine
burned so quickly that I was m
possible 10 reach the .mpr,
crew. 4 lieutenant and a serSean,
extr3cared themselves. but We're
burned severely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-23

EOCSEKEEPER. WHOEVER WITH
,wo children. 3 and i years Coed rla e
Tor widow who has i child u send %
town school or seminar. Cyrus D.
Winters Kent Hi. Me. apri6dlt-
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JEFFERSON

SOTTE-Tna Easter concert was
given SUNDAY morning and a me
sermon was enjoyed by all Wesen'-
Mrs. Guy CUNNINGHAM II winthrop
IS VISITING IL her old home
Mrs. Ella Hilton has returned from
her visit III Woods Hole, Mass
W. II. Banks CT Bath passed sun
dav with his family IN tins place.
r. II. Hun Of Damariscotta was n
The place Tuesday.
Fred Ames went % Fassaihoro iast
week on business
John McCurda IS finishing his new
house.
Mrs. Chester Hilton VISITED her
GRANDMOTHER at West Jefferson sun
DAY.
Ersk!ne Brothers commenced saw
ing lumber on the Choate LOT Mon
day.
Grover Moody returned 20 his
home at Pittstcn Wednesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-23

thce- # ne day Capt. William Don
ssan.
The remains OF The ale Reuben II.
Mass. for buI.al
Victory Loan bonds are on SAFE II
he treasurer Office ana all those IN
ending 20 purchase same should call
here <o- them.
TIE moving picture program tor
Wednesday evening will be Henry B.
Waltha!I n False Faces a seven
T. ana 4 Trave!ogue.
The returns from tur.oughs TUesda :
we're Edward Har. and Cornelius 2
Buckley from Lowell.
The -eturas from passes TUESDAY
were Patrick 2, Dwyer from lewiston
and Andrew ). Taylor from Bangor.
Burroughs were granted Tuesday 20
Gotlieh Rau 20 North Eassalboro, VIII
lam Hines 20 Worcester, David Z. Rand
@ Weston. Walter Carey 10 Boston.
George N. EnwrigSt 70 Boston. Reuben
= Hodsdon 20 Walnut Hill Abra.n
lark TO Washourn ana George Twad-
die % Fort Fairfield
John II. Bar-y. ate 1@;a Batter.
Mass L A. and Lawrence Cnnnors. late
20. 8. eth y. Y. Inf. have been grant
e1 discharges from he Home
Cutler Post. No. IS. G. A R. and
William Tiffany Camp. No. 4. 7 $ "
.. have designated Tuesday. April e
IS ladies' night and have extended n
citations FOR this occasion 4 large
Gathering 5 expected and grand good
ne Is promised
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EDITH CAVELL
WAS GLADTODIE
FOR HER COUNTRY

London Marcl g--'Correspondencf
-'f expected NV sentence. but | am
glad q die Tor my country in the
sight 0! eternity. | know now il is not
enough 20 Owe only your own country
Togl must love all. and not hate any"
These were among the last words Of
Edith Caven. the British nurse who
was executed by the Germans in Be-.
GUM. The churchInan 10 whom they
were spoken he Rev II :. r Gahan.
has lst returned 70 England from
Brussels, wae-e with MS wife heI ~
NAMED throughout the war
A ded By Il German Protestant mil
az chayi-' Mr. t;ahan received per-
mi SIGN. ne sa,-. % seq Miss cavesI n
prison on The night before tie death
sentence was -xecuted.
With he chaplain Nr. Gahan eaij
Il went 70 the cell door and Z opened
and Miss CavsI STOOD N The doorva.
/ had gone prenared Tor d very trying
scene. There s;ood my friend-look-
.ng as calmly sweet as anyone couIa
looE. She was unchanged. except thai
she -ppeared better for the enforced
rest n prison. The warde- withdrew
and We were not Interrupted
4 remember practically ali she said
She was thankful Tor the quiet time. "a
he- life had been such a burden and
rush n MANY respects She was no.
sorry % -. to' 1er life had containei
so much trial that she was wear be
yond endurance. They have ireated
me- ve-v kindly mere. she said
The little COMMUNION vessels were
placed OF chair and after the service
Mr. Ciahan reci.ed - hIce with Me.
Miss Caveil Joining Ir6e- her breath
Then I felt. The minister contin-
ueo. that J must not stay much lorge-,
Tor had been there an hour, stood
up and SAID '5iood-bye and we we-.'
lace TO face She was looking slightly
strained. but nothing more We Shoes
hands and smiled and added We
shall meet again. Good bye
Tire great crime Of hurrving ne ex-
Acutjor. according 10 Mr.. Gahsn. be-
longed 20 the miEtary governor Of Brus-
sells. who would not wait 10 cornmuni-
cate with headquarters.
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WINTHROP

The Foreign M'ss,onary society
met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs
George Cooling. The regular business
session was held. presided over ~
Mrs Ruth Webb Mrs. & y R"writ
conducted he question box
The class If 1877. Winthrop high
school. viii mold a dance at lh-
Town hail Thursday evening, April
-. Music VIII be furnished ny Doug
las orchestra and a good lime IS an
t;cipated.
George Cooling has returned from
a trip 70 Patten and HouDton
Tudor Jennings of Wayne was n
town Tuesday
Miss Flora r Kimban of Port
land is passing il few days in town.
The ". c. r. I. met Tuesday az
ternoon with Mrs. J. II. Mcllrov for
a business meeting.
Mrs. Clyde Watson. who has been
the guest of her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. J. II. McIlroy,- over Easter, has
returned to her home in Rumfcrd
Falls. She was accompanied BY her
sister. Miss Margaret McIlroy. who
will pass the Week with her
EAST-The many friends VI Scot
West are very sorry 20 hear OF has
serious illness at the Augusta Gem
eral hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, Emerson Irish Of
Bath were visitors the last II the
week If friends IN this place.
MI. and Mrs. Wilson Mason. who
have been passing the winter IN
Portland. have returned to their
home n this place.
There was IN Easter concert al
he Baptist church Sunday evening
with rery interesting program.
Miss Jessie Carr visited her broth
ers IN Portland Saturday and Sum
day.
The Thursday Club will hold It's
annual business meeting on Thurs
day afternoon at the club room a.
; clock. A good attendance is de-
sired.
Mrs. " II. Syufes was a visitor in
Portland Saturday and Sunday.
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago April -
EoGS-Receipts cpoe. Market mostly
70 20 70 cents higher. Estimated romor-
row 1900 Bulk Of sales .11ouIS5
reary veighr DS0a 9o9S medium weight
3te0 .o9@: light weight -alUU 1880: light
lSs5q@o50. sows lS15noo.; pigs 1850 800
CATTLE-feceIpts 1907 Best steers
,iIld feeders steady, in-between grades
slow : cents lower: low-pr,ced she
stock and bulls steady: others mostly =
cents !owe-- Calves SLOW. SO 10 . cents
over Estimated tomorrow -l0e Heavy
aeet steers HOO 34o. light beef steers
$3.50 1875, butcher cows ard heifers 81
1877, cannes and cutters 500 1850 Veal
calves l%hi1I1450. Stocker and feeder
steers S75TI15oo
HEEP-Receipts 1850 LAMBS IN
evenly . 70 20 cents lower Best sheep
steady. others and warnings weak 20 ,
re1ts lower, Estimated tomorrow L.
-" Lambs. - %. or less LOO sos -
lis or better l.50dI $50: culls ana COM
mon l3isa1.Se. Ewes: Medium and
good l.;anif5n: clills and common cor
LIZ
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Boston Produce asrssst
Boston April -
BEEF-~holce whole cattle Hds5
BCTTER-Nor1hern creamery extras
aIds6: western do ssIas
CEEESE-New York twins cholce
fresh g.d3S
CORNING. yellow 1S4di4
EGGS-Nesrey hennery s3h5s: west
era extras +.dAS
FLOCR-Spr.ng patent -9s-ih sacks
.:@,555dl 33.5
HAY-No. I timothy y.ISs
Handspring 9n3a
OATS-Fancv 70 20 'Ic-ih. SACKS SsdS3
PORN-Medium backs 5-Ip
POTATOES-Maine per 100 lbs car
lots z5o92.5
SCGAR-iranulated. wholesale 81
per 10 pounds n bulk
EEAL-.9G0
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TWO EXPERIENCED WAITREsSES
Tor spring fishing and all summer, II
once. Hotel lockwood. lockwood, Ne
aurs. a.
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HUNGARIAN RULE
EXPECTED TO BE
NOT SO RADICAL

Budapest. Monday. April 21--tBy
The Associate Press).-A change in
The makeup Of the Hungarian gov
eminent which Will give it "A more
conservative tendency. Is expected
within a few days II. Garami. a
moderate Socialist. who served in
Count karoIyi's administration. has
been requested TO return 10 Switzer-
land.
The government has decided "a at
yeynpt - discipline the population
The local telephone service has been
suspended on the ground that it is a
bourgeois institution. A large amour,
OF had money IS in circulation. Rail-
Budapest.
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LEWISTON NAN SHOT
Wife of Late Eugene l.
Fisher, Formerly of
Spindle City, Held on
Charge of Murder
Lod gers Tell of
Quarrels

Boston. ApEl An investigation Of
shots in q Columbus avenue lodging
of Eugene L Fisher, formerly of Law
ision. Ne. early today. His wife. MrA
Mare O. Fisher. was held by the 20.
lice for examination Fellow dodgers
said that the couple had quarreied fire.
luently during the past week.
The victim wa q years old and his
wife is %. According 10 the police. Mrs
Fisher denied having 1red the shots
that killed him.
After an examination of Mrs. Fisher
the police entered charge Of murder
against her.
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VASSALBORO

Coy's are entertaining their son and
family from Providence. r. !.
Mr. ana Mrs Henry Marden and
daughter have returned 20 their nome
N town after passing the winter n
81. Petersburg. Fla
John Jaqulih Of Waterv.Iie passed
sunday at MS home n town.
Mrs Henry lander Of Mccoy cross
ing passed -uesdar as the guest vi
Mrs. ida Clark at East Vassalhoro.
Albert Clifford of North vassalboro
was a recent guest Of his uncle. Fran
c.s Robinson. inc family
Mrs Hercert Randall Of Pond View
Farm IS reported TO be on The SICK list.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Gustave Page and son
Theodore were Sunday guests Of M
ana Mrs. J NJ. Cafes
M ana Mrs. George Trav.ss attend
ed Easter services sunday at the Zap
list church IN Watervllle.
Mrs Edward lyman s entertaining
her daughle-, Mrs. Mary Turner OF
Palermo
Mr.. and Mrs {. W Tufts passsd
Easter Sunday n Augusta
antic: pa,inE attending he kennehec
county >unda. school convention which
ronyenes Wednesday at North Vassal-
poro.
=. " Tufts s loading another car
OF potatoes a, Vassalboro station.
= B. Mardsn attended East kennebec
Pomona Tuesday at Benton.
Mrs. T 4. Austin and children. Ken
meth and Arthur. passed the week end
with Mrs Austins parents, Mr.. and
Mrs D. 3. Marde-l. after month : Sta
with relatives ana friends in BATH.
Friends Of Coleman Scott and faTnilf
VINO have been passing the winter n
Waierville are glad 20 welcome them
to the avenue. where they will remain
Tor the summer.
G. C 1ngraharn. travelling salesman
for the Wilson Beef CO. Of Watervllle.
was N town Wednesday calling on A
, W. Pope Of one Chestnut Farm.
Mrs. Leonard Cooper was here Friday
an-oute TO hey home al Chelsea after
passing few days with her sister. Mrs.
e G Taylor, at High Pom, Farm,
North Tassa.boro.
EAST-Mre John Mason was IN
Na,erville Friday.
Gordon Mason. who has been pass
,nC a few days with MS parents.
; after having been honorably dis
charged. left for Boston last week.
3. n. Gates made a business. trip
10 Waterville Friday.
Mrs G W Mower entertained at
Bridge Thursday Mrs. George Taylor.
Nrs. Frank Perkins and Mrs. Frank
Hussey.
Mrs. Mary A. Stafford, who has been
suffering from severe attack OF
lumpago. 10 much improved.
Miss Maud Wehber. who has been
the guest If friends IN Bath Tor sew
..sal weeks. mas returned home.
Mrs. L. @ Barker and son Kenneth
were -alled 20 North Biller.ca. Mass.
again The past week OF account Of the
Illness Of ner mother.
Rev. Mr. Baker was i guest Of
friends IN Town last week.
Geo. :. Paine of Wjnslow vas n
-owr The pas week visiting the VAL
, lage schools
ANNIE VI. Priest was the guest Of
friends IN Augusta Friday.
Nalon McCurdy. who has heeH
overseas mas received ms honorable
discharge and IS the guest Of his
grandparents. -Ir and Mrs. Aionzo
EamleC.
Mrs. E. r. Priest and daughter
Elizabeth passed the DAY Saturday II
Naterville.
Mrs. John Mason was a visitor IN
Waterville Friday
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Marden and
Mrs. Ina Parsons returned nome
Tuesday. after having passed most
delightful winter at 81. Petersburg,
Fla
Mrs. George Pierce and Mrs E.ona
Sp-oul we're n Waterville FRIDAY
shopping
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TWO HOUSE CLEANERS FOR THE
month of May. Can give employment
until Sept Extra good pay for reliable
help. Maranacook Hotel Co, Mariana
Cook. Ne. aprlSdsts
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GIRL Or WOMAN FOR GENERAL
Homework about May : References re-
CURED. Address L. S. care Journal.
AK
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Radio From 101st

Boston April s-Radio communica-
ton with he battleshIp New Jersey,
which IS bringing the 1eist Ammunition
Train Of the 9Th Division and other
troops. was esta hlished by the First
Naval Distr,c. communications depart
rnenf early today- Messages said that
he haitleship- transport expected TO an
chor in Pres,den, Roads about P u.
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HOUSE AND LOT. HOME OF H P.
Blodgert Il kingsbUrZ- street. Gardner.
Ne Call rom 80 a. n. 10 ! CLOCK
and from 20 $50 apr-1dlw
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GOOD ALL-ROJND COOK. MALE Or
female. city Farm, Tel gss apr16dew
TEACHERS. APPLY TO STPT OF
schools, Winthrop. Telephone Is-i3-
Ii. !. C
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FURNISHED ROOMS. ALSO STOR-
age room. !. Green 81. TeIepnone
ss,4- II. Ipr15dt.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
features Of the Days 0saiinss N Al
tho Isadinu 04ooies

New York. April 1.-THE stock mar
ket entered upon a new and interesting
phase today in the sense that rails. 80
long releEates to comparative obscur1ty.
assumed commanding position
throughout the busy session.
Especial significance attached TO he
seemingly confident accession ef these
shares because while the movement
comprehended an unusual variety of IS
sues il converged percepfihly around
many VI the low-priced transporta-
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Edward W. Foster

ae2 dquarters have been notified Of
tie Death Of Edward ". Foster. a
member Of this home. which occurred
n Lawrence April e. He was born n
eakfi+ll abou; 20 years ago. He enlist
II n 60. =. ST Me. II. A.. at Augusta
July i. 1855. ana was discharged AT
Savannah. Ga. Jan. L. Isss- He came
o this Home rom Louisville. Ky. Aug.
:. 1915.
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Chicago Produce Market

CAlcago, April =
Corn climber Just a little higher to-
DAY than AL previous top levels This sea-
son. Ohdc,al announcement that no nve-
cent bread was IN sight formed the pr;n-
c!pai basis Cor the new up-tur-f The
market closed unsettled. 3-S cent lower
70 : cent advance. with July IS IS 20
- and September la to IS. Oats fin
shed Unchanged TO 81 cent down and
PROVISIONS unchanged 70 70 cents de-