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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-08
CHURCH NOTES
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Sundays brikht and happy morn
ing rendered il easy and enjoyable
for attending church and the even.
ing hour found even more nj church
than the morning time. Everyone
seemed glad 10 hear and learn. BAD
a. our lives may become We .ufn Oh.
en- TO the messages Of hope and love
for heartening and comfort while
the Father IL Just and holy ne so an.
neals 10 vs. that We say In our hearts
Unto whom shall we go, thou hast
the words ~ life" The Lord il not
only our safe refuge but our only
refuge and hope Though father and
mother forSake us the Lord will take
us up and " We will turn whole.
heartedly 10 him be will save Us
Al the morning hour the pastor o..
fered his resignation 10 take effect
within three months or sooner. lie
requested that no appeal be- taken
from his statement and the church
accepted his resignation as present.
ed The services will be- continued
AZ in the pas, and all the interests Of
the church viii be- as faithfully cared
for and as tenderly guarded ~ in the
past and even more So These four
years have been ~ happy and ne
largely blessed ~ any in the lie
work Of this pastor and his love il
very warm and tender toward all the
people Of his church and all Christian
people and the unsavcd as well. Al
ways and at every time the people OF
Lubbock have been kind and good to
him. His heart goes out TO all the
folks and his most earnest prayers
20 up TO the good Father for the larg.
est blessings on everyone.
let Us all be on time next Sunday
for all the worship.
Lovingly your pastor. J. r. Cole.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-08

n l.. Robertson. Of the City Drug
store has been quite uneasy as 10
the condition Of his father. who was
reported dangerously i'll at his home
IN Enid, Okla. He received a mes
sage however, a day or 80 since stat
ing that his condition was entirely
satisfactory and ne now believes his
father out Of danger.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-08
THE WEEKLY BATCH OF
SHALLOWATER ITEMS

Wade Hardy has been TO Dimmiti
on business the last week
A deal was made Thursday which
Mr.. Galley sold his place to Mr.. Ad-
sell Of San Antonio. who will move on
II ut once. Mr., Galley has accepted
the management Of the McAdams
Lumber yard nj this place and will
move into the house he bought Of Mr..
Seaton. Mr. Seaton has not decided
where he will 30, but probably will
20 TO Tahoka
Mrs y +. Needles spent Thursday
with Mrs Chester Wright.
Very near all Of the Shnllowater
people were in town Thursday to see
the planes. but came home disap-
pointed.
Chester and Emmett Wright went
after some cattle they had bought
east Of Lubbock the first Of the week
The Red Gross club will meet with
Mrs. Chester Wright next Thursday.
Everybody come and bring their nee
die and thimble ~ we expect TO sew
some for the orphans.
J. c. Bowles Jr.. has been quite
sick but is much better at this writ
ing.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-08
Questions in Women's Lives
by Phoebe K. Warner

~ they mold their bodies. The rea.
son we have so few thinking men IL
because We have had so few thinking
mothers. Too many mothers have
been slaves TO their families instead
Of the directors of their family.
But a new day has come. Women
are thinking Of the big things Of life.
Naturally she will teach her sons and
daughters 10 think for Others ~ we'll
ms themselves Fort Worth Star
Telegram
1t was pSss1aed once. .5i
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-08

You are more ambitious and you get more
enjoyment out Of everything when your
blood Is IN good condition. Impurities In
the blood have very depressing effect on
the system. causing weakness laxiness
nervousness and sickness.
GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC
restores nsny and Vitality by Purifying
and Endthine thc Blood. When you feel
It's stser6thenins. linvieoratine effect. see
how II hines coIof 10 the cheeks and how
Il impdRcs the Appetite. you will then
appreciate Its true onic value.
nR0vE'A TAS1ELEss Chin TONIC
Is not q nQtent medicine. u IL AMPLY
IRON and Q(uNNE Suspended In Syrup.
So pleasant cen children like Il. The
blood needs 06Ihlpe TO Puffyit and
to Ensich<jk Thee reliable tonic.
critics never fall to dtys out imp for
Tho Strength creadn(Power
TASTELESS Chill TONIC
the favorite tonic n 1oH. MOORE
More than thirty46vG A soWbrR
TASTELESS chilly' Z. siSAEkS
member Of Their n DELLA WILKINS
needed 9 bodt I'D. SEAToN. Shallow
tonic. The formr'
day. and you 60
store eoc per =. -. -. .....s.. 4
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-08

League Program for May ~.
Subject: Christianity and the Toll.
err Of America
ader-Miss Stella Thurman.
Hymn.
Scripture: Mathew TX, 35.3s.
Prayer, concluding with the Lords
prayer
Hymn.
Four minute address, 1.-THE Toilers
Of America"-Miss Claude Hope.
Special Music.
-Four Minute Address, "The Work
Of our Women"--Miss Mable Quinn.
Hymn and Benediction.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-08

Ley Service Sunday Night. Nay ~
Leader. H. Moore.
Fifteen minute song service.
Centenary 4 Minute Speech.
Mothers Religion--Mn. J, T.
Griswold.
Mothers Bible. l. Dow.
Special.
Mothers Faith--Mrs. A. Il. Ellis.
Mothers Prayers-w. c. Rylander
Song. BenedictiopT
It is surely g92g to happen this
time. l51
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SHORN OF POWER

Versailles, Ma BY ne .Assocl-
ated Press t-5ernaay today was
,oiG ne terms Upon which the A.lieti
and associated powers would make
peace with her
The terms We're contained in
treaty some 50 200 words n leug..
which was handed 20 ne German
pie1!potent-a-les AZ a memorable as
sem blage attended by delegates If
- nations which are parties TO the
peace pact
The notable document, IN when
me leading statesmen # me various
nations. Win a swarm # experts
2are been working since lie conven-
ne 4 ne peace conference on Janu-
ary IS. IS introduced n al extensive
preamble. en- boGy.ng me assertion
4 authority upon vl.cl ne --aa.y
S based.
The irsl napier = ne covenant :
t-le League II Nations. re TEX; If
- ---N-4 A-4 60. Ids Jt-C.I III II 81. ~
he Z pr,nc!pa. sections one contains
stpulatlons WIN regari - frontiers
w-.cn materially mango ne map :
Europe Military nava. ana ar
terms Ire -ea.- WIN n another sec
t!on, vale sill another : devoted
TO ne sub.eC1 III repara sons
TIE ter-ns u ~ t-eaty spsu ne end
Of lTernanT as a n.l.ta-r powe~ She
+ deprived II vr.Ia.I,- al Ter aeet. ae-
d NJ : cut down % nornIna! g.t-ne-7
SONS ana Sc s sra: :. ' -zgt-7cte1 along
--AeS hTotsa winch she might eek -
w7rk -niita:1IE % -auao,l.rate 7e-se!
ErcnornIcaly also he future CURSE Of
Germany S hedged ABOUT with st.pu-
aCons Intended % ,nsura aer a1lI,.1. .
4 II ne .ndernn.tv demanded ov ne a.
aes anu o prevent 1er rom exploiting
ne- oid-t.ne resources as struggling
competitor IF The nations a9rut he
w7Icl she ove--aa a-u devastated dur
ng ne war
Thus for instance. 5e-T7an- 10Y oe-
= Cd If FEARS 4 east VI he deprived
If he Goa! output Of No -sca Saa.a
BASIN. which goes % France Il --paE-
rent Of me damage caus%d ~ ne 1e-
sr.-lc,3on Of the F-anr1 coal mines : q
Ihewss S compelled % MAKE -eslt..-
,ion Cor the damage n other WAYS done
n. France. Belgium and other countries
wnIch suffered depreaa.lons n various
forms. She s made n -ea.ize hat he-
more than four Years career II dest-uc-
ton must De made good
The ceremony ~ handing ne treaty
n ne Germans TOOK place n me nail
Or ne T-!aaon Palace i5otei, a spacious.
We'll lighted chamber with tables for
ne delegates arranged nearly n n.
-or-n If a sruara. The presiding Officer
vas Georges ~'e-nenceau premier II
France and president Of the peacn con-
g-ess. VINO sat al The center IF ne
head table. with President wilson and
Re other American OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
Is light. and DAVID Lloyd Gorge. he
British premier, and ms colleagues On
he LEFT Ms. Wilson vas 4 spectator
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Germany NOW KNOWS PRICE SHE MUST PAY FOR PEACE
ALLIED HEADS HAND DRASTIC TERMS TO GERMAN ENVOY
GERMANY N UST

GERMANY MusT-7es,ore Aisa
GERMANY MUsT-Aoer- Of Sar-e
temporarily Of carziq permanently
GERMANY MuS--Ag-ee
Denmark r
GERMANY MYST-ceoe no OF upper
especially
Morocco. LIBERIA sharru7s
GERMANY MusT-sec7snize German Aus
GERMANY MUST-=ecuce 70
forts n es q
GERMANY MLsT-stop all
Of
GERMANY MuST-Acw IF Germany
Il fulfilling obligations
Of s.
GERMANY MuSTNo- controlling Baltic;
-eisoiarc. Cana al
MUST--ave 90
GERMANY MUST-accept +or all
c~ltns
GERMANY MUST-asree
oTe1se international morality; "o'-
Germany
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SEE PROMPT
WITHDRAWAL US,
FROM GERMANY

Washington. May Prompt with
d-awal IF he American army Of 0c-
cupa.3on from Germany las been
provided for n rhe Paris treaty IN
The opluion IF arm officials VINO
scanned me Official summary Of ne
document today n the drastic
military and rava! te--ns imposed IL
Germany, coupled Wit, the pledge
Of President Wilson and Premier
LLOYD George 20 ask that Congress
and Parliament guarantee re pro
lection If France against ASA iii.
they read I definite intention % 1u-n
the task Of ga--soning occupied
Germany over n France al an early
date.
TIE treaty terms vAra studied
closely 70 determine jus' wra- 1.er
Continued On Page 3-coi. ~
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ITALY TO GET FIuME IN 1923
TO ACT AS LEAGUE OF NATIONS
MANDATORY UNTIL THAT DATE

Paris. Ma - Ev me Associated
Press As ! basls Of -esuntng par
t:cipalon II the peace negotiations
Premier Orlando has accepted a pro-
posal that Italy administer Fiune as
a mandatory Of The League of Nations
uat-l a--G2. after which Fturne will re-
ver- 70 l;al.a- sove-e,garv
During me four Years Of Italian ad-
n.nlsrrat.on 4 ha-oor for The Jlgo-
Slavs Will be Quilt a. a por, a few
miles lower Gown he A6rla,.c coast,
Italy, i IS understood also s pre-
pared 70 make sacrifices of some Of
Ter other claims On ne Oa.na,.aa
coast.
The proposal vas made by Camille
Ba--ere. ne French ambassador al
Rome
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EDUcATi0N AND CHILD
WELFARE WORK KEYNOTE
vIOMENS' CLUBS OF maine
Federation Opens Third Spring Meeting in
Capital City-Delegates Present from All
Over >rate-Plan Return to Pre- War Work
a1t reconstruction = Sessions Continue
To-Day

Guided upon the program ana the
general forecast of the programs
show that the cluh women or Maine
have busy months ahead Of Them.
Education IS forming large par:
Of the work being done BY Name club
women anu more especially child
welfare work. Education + The chill
d-en OF Maine. both physically and
mentally. was involved n many OF
the reports. beng the outcome and
ne present existing WORK 7 con1ec-
Ion With child Welfare Wear.
Inc singing II America and Il The
star Spangied Banner opened ne
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Treaty Handed Germans

Versailles Nav TIE historic
meeting today a. vhlch ne Germans
-eceivA,l ne peace rr=a,v rom ne
4.I.eG and associated powers was
concluded Il 81 lock his after
noon
II open.ng the session f he peace
~png-ess. II. CIenenceal, TIE pre-
slc.rg rf1car. speaking . ne Ger
nan nieEI potant.ar.es. SAID,
7; is laue"essar- Ct, EXPRESS reed
iess words. T7u nave before vnu the
pien5pcr =rrlaries Of re small and
gran y wars united : -1-s mos 90
= var winch vas IMPOSED 1po1
hem. TIE hour has arr'vAd FIR l
heavy set e-7enr # re account
Paul C11taS;a. 5ecTe-a-r genera ~
me peace conference delivered
cop. # he -~aaty ~ Count Won
ErackdorT- F2antzau. mead Of ire
German delegation. MO made a 1rlef
~apiv
Count von BrocAdor-
sa.i
We declare raa- va 10 7ot Ie7v
re ak rT # our defe2t We know
ne power q ne German armies =
broken. f5e VAS unable to admit
ina. - MANY vas solely c4ipasi-
ana demanded mat ne allies make
peace arcor1,n- ~ Pas dent WI
son : u points.
German 1lcGcnd ts~Is n -arair
ne wong rcne - Belgium and give
ne ,err1tar;es n nor 7er7 France
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RIOTING IN CHINA
OVER DECISION
OF PEACE HEADS

Par.s. Ma - BY me Associa1 ed
Press )-Serlous trouble las broken
o01 n china as a result II he de-
cisioE NJ the Council Of Three with
regard 20 ShaatGng ana kIao-ChaG.
according IN news received n an
t7orit3ve circles lera
In -rats Il Pek:I- The houuse Of
Tsan W Lin. minister Il rorrnuui-
cations. wao IS friendly 70 Japan.
vas burned
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SUMMARY OF PEACE TREATY HANDED GERMAN DELEGATES
BY ALLIED PEACE HEADS AT VERSAILLES, WEDNESDAY,


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= NeN oTk. May An 1fnclal sum-
mary Of ne Peace Treaty., delivered
% Ne German delegates a. versailles
GATED powers. vas made pubic mere
'"daF ny t-le Committee On PUBLIC In
81 -1-'1 -'Il' - loii""7.
IN addition q he securities afford =
- = ne IrA2i% II Peace- ne Pres
gent ~ he [ 14led states has
7i@'Is@! 3-nse.i - propose % ne
~entite ~ ne 7!ted states. ana ne
pr En- minister Of '5r@af -7T7faln mas
pledged H.I17ae't ~ propose u ne
: lament q re- l>'-.'--1l 4 ~
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= ~ - - - y IN T' 4
- 'H
The Trea'E I i'@ar@ etTeen ne
: aiile1 ana 4ssnc2a.@a powers on
ne one Hd7G ana Germany IN ne
pt1er vas handed % the German
pien1poJ-nT1az1-s a versailles today
/ $ ne iongast treaty. ever ira w
! rota-s ahoLt 9lg:l1E thousand words
d-'-oe0 mo - ma II sections d'lo
- - - "a
NJ q io''S7''-i" - pei - WI A-ls ~oL
- - O - -
Si"il2 ~ - III an = -'l-- i'' LAS
a-'1' AZ - LII
ne fTea y 5 pT'n'@d n Pala-tea
pages II EHElsh ana <Tencn Nhich
a." recognized as having equaI val
1CifT- X does not 1eai Win GuesJons
affecting = AstTla. 1O-saTia ana Tlr-
KEY - rN'3f insofar as olndfHg Ger
many 20 accept am agreement
T9acneG win THOSE former allies
Following NJ preamble and deposi-
non # powers comes me Covenant If
me League II Nations as he first
section II no -reaty The front Iers
# Germany Europe ara defined Z
ne second secIlon. European pol;tl-
ca classes gwen = ne thru: T-u-o-
mean political r.asses n he fourth.
Mex ara ne military 1ava-. and al
terms a. he tittl seci.ur. followed by
A section n prisoners IF va- and mil
ltarv -:'ares anu 1 seventh on respon-
sibil!t.es.
pa,ara+-cre 41a,r,al -a-rs and
.,o,nr,,c -a--77s a-a eovarao N sec
--ons a,y,- m "a, The, comes the
aarn,a7,-jc =.r,lnn. oor-s ya-arways.
ana ~a:Iyyaz-s sacr1ou the labor cove
,a7- mo sec,lon an -,larantees and
he final CLAUSES.
Germany nv ne terms Of he treaty
-as-nraS Alsaca- Lorraine 70 France,
accan-s rho -a.jonaI;za-ion of me
..t
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PAINTERS WIN
DEMANDS AT
PORTLAND, MAINE

Portland. NJ. May The paint
-rs' strike II -h.s CITY vas settled
tonight. ne men being granted he
; cents an hour hey have demanded.
About 4Da OF hem have been cut
iva weeks.
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A'saCe-L Lorraine Back to France--Hun
Army Reduced to 100,000--Abo|-
ishment Of CONSUMPTION Forts
Raced so Miles East Of Rhine
Allied Occupation Germany Till
Reparation is Made Navy Cut to
Insignificant Size-- Must Pay for all
Damage to Allies and to Civilians
TEUT0NS WILLING TO SIGN
BUT BALK AT INDEMNITY
WILL PAY NO INDEMNITY

Para. MAJ The German dele
gates - me peace congress declare
ma, -aev VIII sign ne peace treaty.
but nat Germany VII. not pay An
indemnity.
The Peut Pa-,slen sa-s mere will
Dc a -..ax:mun delay u one month
before ne signing If ne peace
r~eacy. according 70 ne Haas
Agency.
II discussion Of peace terms. Ter
nanys spokesman have Invariably
drawn a i.st.nc'inn between -epa-a-
non ana nIenn!t.-. 'nns1-ulnE TIE
at'er a. punat.va damages.
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OBSERVE FOURTH
ANNIVERSARY OF
LOSS LUSITANIA

NeW 0rK. MaT % me Earue
.2r ;hc Peace -~Aarv vas handed
70 n" t.@r-nan Delegates. ne fourth
Anniversary Of -1e sinking Of the
steamship l>Us1taala by a German
torpedo With the ,oss Of more than
Tr"o lives. Vas observed here todsv
Win memorial zer--:ce at me ca
,HaGral # -. Jonn ~ Divine. "a
ended br So0 persons including sur
v1vo~s anu relatives Of victims OF the.
ragged
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Wilson Pledges Support
L. S. to England and France
In Event German Attack

New York. May The treaty Il
peace submitted to the German del
Continued on Page -coi. 81
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THE WEATHER
FAIR

Northern View England. Fair
Taursday aud Friday; cooler Thurs
day N New Hampshire and Yer
month
Southern New England and east
New York: Fair THURSDAY and prob
ably Friday.
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"E0ad Hogs"

'~'a'>'> "a familiar with
~ u lrlvers. They also
~'''' he eraie>s driver whose
81 ec' % make speed.
M ACCIDENT which these
apaac:na tsrvers cause is
- ,''onas ar damages no mat
e Whose .ault il is.
'eheVer and wherever a
. Y "n : ae1dentaIly injured
49,. Allea. Or property is dam
-. M y III automobile. the re-
:" s 4 lain for damages.
=, >aie'~ lrst' drivers never
Ntaou. VAC SA1Hs
---'Alt..- Insurance
, !. {. DOWNING
phaae 10
~ augusta
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[. 5. FLLERS NOT
TO START TODAY

C Commander
1nlInaldiug the
s--..-: -.I IF Navy sea
~'.1 -oniEhr that the
= - e- OF the Journey.
ne aircraft 20 Hall
1a made tomorrow. He
ea an prediction rs to
II starting Fr-Gav.
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Section One

LEAGUE Cr NATION tile
Covenant # ne League II Nations
constitutes section ane ot ne Peace
Treaty wnluh pla, es Ipor he
League many SPECIFIC n addition n
is general. Iilt!es. r rraE question
GERMANY III anr m. .1r i violation
ri ne neut--a ized zone easi of me
thIne Is 4 tlrea. against he world :
peace. Ii VIII appoint -lTre 81 ne
I've members II re -a-''a t3r7DiS-
s N. cvareee it= regime ara @a--% oHt
-tie Diai5 scl-a. i Will 81rcI1t ne
l.r? commissioner # Ca1zlg. -7,a--
antee ne tnuepenGenre IF The t-a@
rIt-- and arrange fgT -raat3es ;it-
,w4en Danz,u ana Germany ana
Poland. II VIII voTk 0u- -1e -na1ca
Tory system . 7e APPLIED q ne t0F-
ner German colonies. ana 4ct Rs
mai court n part Of he QieDscltes
Gf the Bei -lan German frontier. anu
n disputes as 10 ne h-ei CANA. ana
decide certain of M economic ald
financial pr0Eien1s.
An Internal ona! conference m la0or
Is 70 De held n C,,.puer Under = dIrec-
Ion. ana another m ne International
EtEsEoi d E'f--s-. 49, y a -.-IN- -
Isys Is .urashaGowed
Mem BEESI5-2 TIE nam oe-s n the
League vii se ne signatures II tnr
Covenant and other states invited .
accede VINO must lodge 4 declaration ri
ACCESSION without reservation WITHIN
Two months A new state. DOMINION. ~
cciun4- NAV De admitted provided IS
admission IS agreed 1v two-t thirds -
the aseemblv. 4 state NAY vItnuri
tipon giving two-r var notice. 4 4 cas-
fulfilled ali Is nter7alona. onAgaIons,
SECRETAEIAT. 4 permanent sec-a-
tar.at VIII ne established al ne seat Of
the League vnicn viii oe a Geneva
ASSEMBLY The arse1lbl3- vii con-
sist Of representatives 1f ne mem nSrs
O. the Leagle and viii NEE a. stated
intervals Voting VIII be BY states.
earh member will have one vote and lot
mora than taree represen iat-veE-
COUNCIL: Tie council Will cuas,st
OF represen 1at.ves Of ne Eve Creat
Allied Power. .orerHer WITH represent
tat:rev Of four members seiected by tss
assembly rom time "a ;.fae: 4 may -
opsraso with 1dAit.nRS. s3a:as and VIII
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08

Women's Clubs
third spring meeting Of the Maine
Federation Of Womens Clubs on
Wednesday afternoon AZ ; O'Clock at
tie Augusta House. With Mrs Myrtle
l. =. White. president. presiding
Rev. ". J. Layton. pastor Of the
Green Street Methodist church. Of
Tered prayer. eloquent and inspiring.
Mrs.. Florence Il Hale. secretarFF'
-ead .he -.1les Of the Federation.
r-sasursrs Report
Mrs. Annie 3. Cole. treasurer. rem
dsred tho following report: Balance
an hand. December 1913. $16lii: Fed
sraticn taS paid By Clubs 20 Nay q
tesr1nuod On psos s0cel. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08

Tie treaty handed 70 the Germans
.0day II Versailles IS the result Of
me work If the representatives of
ne Allied and associated powers ar
rayad against Germany who con-
vened officially on Jan. Is. iess than
four months age. The time between
he arnistlce. Nov =. and Jan. IS.
was occupied n preparing claims
and reports. n ne selection Of dele
gates and n their travel 20 Paris.
President z llson and he Aneri-
(continued'o Page ]cci. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08
PEACE STEPS
From !Armistice Nov.
II to Yesterday
Time Between Occupied IN 7-erar-
ing Claims and Reports. IN Seiec-
ton Of Delegates ana n Their
Travel 70 Paris

New York. May The following
h!s,ory- Of me Paris peace conference
s resume of peace progress Up
TO the presentation Of me peace
treaty - the German plenIpotenu-
ares q: Versailles today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08
PRESIDENT CALLS
SPECIAL SESSION OF
CONGRESS MAY 19

announcement Made by Secretary Tumulty-
President Cannot Be Present on Opening
Dav-Date Much Earlier Than Democratic
Leaders Looked For-Necessity of Passing
Annual Appropriation Measures NJ a n
Reason
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08

eos.o, Forecast
Forecast for Easton and vicinity.
Fair Thursday and prenahiv Friday,
naes,erata ~ect w:.ds shifting t.
north. ----,------- ------- -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08

Those who have a common in
tereSt meet each other by
means Of the KENNEBEC
JOURNAL WANTS ADS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08

) r. q. May 8
ST. N. May -
( Ia. May y
= N. ~. May .