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New-York tribune., 1919-04-01

Ann M DnM,Es . 'or stag. or social cult,r. sun.
" csro s 'easn'gs sss, ni nsst. ui,.aeea wr: II:
aTEARHs. 80 Years Established. uv.v co,
Myrtle Ave. brooklyn EusIucL I@13 WI
Latest ballroom and all FrofessignaI e,.rs n.ns.
Taught "' N"Ne"
Ai"ays open Guarantees arc absolutely worthless
As Dancing has become so
popular. these columns will an
pear every Tuesday, Thursday
and Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-01
Eleven known Dead i'm
Colorado Mine Explosion

TRINIDAD, Colo, March 31.-An cx-
plosion to-day in the Empire Mine of
the Empire Coal Company, near Agu-
lar, caused the death of eleven men,
and rescue crews tonight are search
ing for two additional bodies Six
bodies have been brought TO tho sur
face and the bodies Of five other dead
have been located.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-01
tsom4ers on WAY Home

=, WASHINGTON, March 3l.-American n
Federation Of Labor bee~-1uarters re-
cceived word from Frsn.s to-day that
samuel Compers and his party sailed
Tor New York to-day on the steamer
Rotterdam.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Bath Ma. AuE The hiEh cnsf
Of living Was tackled by the Cry
Council "Wednesday nigrr. wnen res
oaEnons were unzuimrzrzzfy naszeIs
commencing President wilson AMI
Tine Ecnse az RerreaEnrzrsrss N I'D
pointing committees 10 iryesr5gaze
cnn6z1ons. and empowering the an
pelELmenG 1t cumr9rree 10 hives
1ga1e and ra5ulH1e the high Cost cf
eooGsruGs and fuel N Bath, - obtain
the wholesale price qf sncn cnmmod-
rles and u report III an adjourned
meeting A1g. N
The cnmmi-aee consists q Majr
Edward Drake, Aldermen John y
Taylor and Clarence a. PeRslee. and
Councilman Fred z. RraR. Elmer
{ PARKER and John Shaw
II was ordered TINT the arnsHf1cn
N Gov. MlTlken and his Fxecur1vs
Council be called To the serious SIT
1a1on existing n Maine and thai
Lnsy be urged 70 lake acrun toward
me recncrlun OF the cnst Of living
A COPY Of the resolutions vii be sent
President Wilson, Gaw. MiHikec
Senator's Hale and Fe-nald. and Gen.
g-esamsn Wallace Il. WHITE. Jr-
Louis &. Goodal. JOHN 4. Peters anz
Ira & Jersey, members OF the House
Of Representative trurn Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

MI and Mrz- Harvey Remick WIN
nave been the gnesrs CT Mr. Remirkss
mother. Mrs Am Remlck. xcr rhe
past few days. left rr~u Thu~~auv
far their hume n Syrzruse. NJ Y.
going win Nnrr-eaI
r N Merrill returned "Wednesday
night H-um ThunGlke. where he
went II AMEND the Cerneruisa
Evan Ethan Of walpcie- Ma in
passing q few aayg vacarinr ,vz-:s
resa1'res and 1i-ncz IA rass v,riusrv
MI and Mira HarT Glover uf Hw-
r1n- are rne g1esrs TINS week NJ M,x
Gsorer's parents. Mr. and Mrs.. M w
Frederic al their residence on R,~~g
street
The firm Of Lander and Pek-v
VINO have been cuncncrtnx q resrau-
rzn1 nrslness- hRs been dissolved and
me BUSINESS il now conducted nv
MI1se Peksy.
MIS- Charles Ma-der Ieft rcwn
"e0nes1ay fur 4 few cays' visir win
Relatives and t-iendE.
NIL and Mrs. Prank silver, who
nave been visiting relatives N Bel
Io"s rails. Vermont. eor the mast rwo
weeks. hare returned 70 their home
m Madison.
NILE d :. Henley Of Pr1xaelc n
passing 4 few DAYS with rela-dres
znc rnends n Madison.
= meer1ng If Rainbow branch az
the L = vii be held Friday AFTER
noon az the residence Of Mrz. George
Mzrusn on Weston areuue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
|LUBEC HAS A.
WILD NAN OF
LAND AND SEA

4 LHo0c. Me. Ang I-HunxirnaR M
aua--z ef lasrirus raspb.rri.E have
Eune 10 WASTE rhis vezr m the cid cuf-
ttngs N Morrunas woods X N1rth L.
bee hecznz+ tne namnls-aneered wurnen
and girls VIM usually gather The cruz
have been SCARED Of the wild runu
wanae appearznce there sereraI wezks
asn IN Sill the Mvsr.ry of the ruwn-
II in 1n-.maaee TIM. aurne veurie VIVA
are nnr arrnid of wild men nux, had
g-eRz berry picking rhere and sume II
|. the wnEnen faiks are beginning 70 rzink
-fH- there WINS never anv Wild imam NJ
al su1 the berry season 10 abuut cuur
Reprrrs came fro North Lahec eka<
q man entirety nude had heen sser nwr-
era rImes and eare cnaae In wumen
aiung the country roads. reports NJ CIR
runslanrIai that an Rrmv or several
hundred men md huvs. cnmnanlea hy
cnnstz hiss- beat the woods and finally
scared up tine viir MAJ Then. they ssv.
insrssG CT running he Skinned n r-ee
and WAS lusr rom sign- IN rhe rrserrua.
finally hrsRklng AWAY and making a
dash fnr the snure. where he auxe uR q
high ledge and SWAN our 70 a DAIRY
moured seine distance q snurN.
He pulled n his zncnur gur out che
na-s and MADE fur the Luhec shure
while SHINE uf the pursuers e1xe cnnss
n mururonH-E and vtne-s WENT aruund
the road IN auromonlissa
There was no sign Of amy wild man
when cnsy gvt there. bur sone sry rhry
mE1 an innocent appearing and harmless
hone who had evidently rubfled q sczre-
c-ow FIR his wardrobe. lie snid he
nadnt seen any wild r1zn. but hur-
ccwe5 cigarette and went On his way
Nums-ous expeditions have been made
IL Martun woods since, 5u. NO signE
Ct the wild mRr. 5ur II in not q popu-
lar place for picnics
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

0rz- 1uE1e Ea1Rnuf1 IsAmhE1 wiz
4 &c JzznEz L4aaiznn, pnmDa AWAY
Wefnssday a3nMnpun NJ In. NJ her
! hums On Bay street. n tia age of
\ 4s yaEL She was The mDrher az Il
/ Children af which 10 including an m
faint bern "wednesday MORNING. are
paase6 aEar The funeral SERVICES
VIII b heic Friday morning AZ D
oacinck 1t rhe St FRANCIS de Sales
CHURCH, WanesvtIle-
MrA Theodore Thompsur, affair be-
ING curdned 10 her home a nuneer
az weeks, IL a.nle Il ride oUr-
MISSES Doris Rzlney. NarE1er1-e
Cusnma1- Lola Garland and Doris
Garland ware delightfully."- sn1Erra1n-
ec "Wednesday by Miss Dorothy Bas-
se1 0f Manchester. " f, 81 the
home of her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs- A1nen BasHer-- a rnsaler par
y was enjoyed IN the AFTERNOON.
Charlie Day Il passing his vaca-
! Enn VILE his aEut- Miss 8. Y. Ter
bell IL Benton
! Mr. and Mrs. !. 3. Srus-s, and zpu
CAV On business.
| Miss FTlorsnce Richardson OF
| Cha-iesruwr- Mas, Is a guest Of her
cousin, Mrs. Harry E Br.ronn.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Scor DruuunuI
Miss Eztn Drummond, Mrs Rcv "a
| fuse and daughter Lena Of LYNN.
Mass.. were recent guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Warren York 81 BanEur
Mrs. Frank Stanley MISS Marion
Stanley and Lyle Stanley are a.
| Ocean Point FOR the remainder Of
| the month.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W wixon and
sans. Wesley. Edwin and Carroll and
Kendall Howard passed Wednesday,
/ AZ Albion pond. Wesley Wxon and
tAennal Howard VII camp 1T Love
| JOY pend fur the remainder Of the
week
/ Mise Sadie Thomas is pass1rr the
/ week with her amt, Ms Nellie E.
/ lis
Mr. and Mrs. George Bard and
son Alex ara pRsEt,g Their VACATION
at Weber pond
j MIS- Fannie Grown IF MONMOUTH
/ Il q EEest II her niece, Ms. Jorr 9
| MURRAY
MISS Irene GeEhefz Of Arg-s1a,
VINO makes her hcne with hey
grandfather. Ira Gercher and -aceu--
~ fell down a fight of stairs. has
been receiving treatment al the SIS
nsrs Hospital She and her rnorhn-
Mrs ". h Ee1cheu have gone. :,
taer SUMMER home 81 Belfast tnr Z
few weeks ourng.
The grove u pines near thu resi-.
dence Il Ira Getcnel Is being CT
/ down
Mrs Alex NJ Eerd and daughters
EE1h, Dorothy and Bercy and son
.onn- ara II Willard Beach. Sou-,
orua1c- Tor the month Of Augusr
MI Eerd Is passing ris rwo-week,
VACATION with them.
Niles Doris Cole Of Benson sr-ae-
returned Wednesday evening H-o-, ,
WISH with reia1ves At Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
Wonderful Find
Mexican Pyramids

Mexico CRY. July 1s-eCor-esppns-
encs)-Arrneniogica tnvesriEa4,ors
ny z governmental commission n
Solve the mystery Of who builr rbe
g-eHe pyramids ii San Juan Tecrj-
1uacan. - miles from Mexico CRY
nave brought II Light tw- E-en-
E-a1I1e heaas Of the ancient Mexican
COG OF the Elr. GnerzaicoaeI. These
a7aos are Almost perfect specimens.
bearing al the Symbolic markings.
The long disputed point as % vino
erected the pyramids is. as YET. I'm
snfVeo- These huge mounds une IN
Inc scn and orner 70 tne moon. the
nor1ner being 7Sl by II FEET at the
base anc rs feet high. are xenera2-
attributed 10 a tribe that preceded
me Toi1ecs- probably dating from
about the sixth ceuru-v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

san FfznE1mnm 49, IZhs 60
E.Eznr cunsE unm11w - wnnnmmn
c1m sna CnMGnn1a - hM@ -
risutsd 4,UWa - walwnR So
s11ps ~ 60 clmns q % 1HzE
ong pruBrM4 memr1.zg en o.
Apprux1uzse Agnr1 Eessn sur hwm
- ss the CnineA 01nnm Nhapu1mw
In al q ahipn wdn hMmn
oeen A0asd N I'm. Ammamm $780,
cAnr marine since rhs annnmuaws wnr
me snap-oaadang bsunn % aArsaws
Iae Arlznz1r" IN ~ hxc<3s waxna
I'M Gernaa smaUmxanm8.
Sneet and woaasn 49,, = x6~
number q s1A WIN - - n
Ssa.ssh - the esr1mzoaa rrnluur3uu
q WaAningsnn and orssuu dnluvmrau
rrnn INA beginning uf rse vur = .
cnmpieriun af the 1919 PROF.. O.
rnsse s4s are sreei ana n &c wura
In CRlsxarnta the reczz rrrwm~ 90
Elsel vessels To be ctsnsr--ursma -. 60
end q 1913 ID Ils2.sssL or 49,
vszssla, cunsrrucnrd ar un4rr CO.
strncrinn- CazinnEnia,s cuurrfi,ursum An
8 with q nDtAl aaAd wei<ssf txyunnw~
III I7I-eee- Concrcfe shlps ara rwD-
resented by Ia.Bee tnna
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

sunday aftArnnon- ARE. 8 an IN
nerssring Ch1lcrenss DAY prozzr
was rendered n the Union ctT,y--, .-
rhe v11lAge- About 50 were pr-.sn-
ns.riy nAK uf rhnse attending being
chzldren- SanEz. recfrz-1uns s=.-
log1as and cnuxrezzrionng xs,~,,-
made pleasing program The chsI-
dzen rnok cne1r paris wen. one Ssa-
rnrs az the program. a scic nv a s-v-
en-yexr-oid boy. Winfield Jnp-r h.
-ag especially enjoyed Rev. Mr.
Hanli1un gave SNORT talk. Pr-.rh-
ING service and Sunday school M
usual next Sabbath.
hansaan Davis has been help,n.
'onn Mitchell fnlsh hayinx
Grange met a. usual Sa-v-,,,-,
N-Sn- The first and secnns &c.,
we're conferred UPON Mrs. Fznk
Dunlap and Mrs. Georre Tinker y
was voted 70 have genrlenen's MIR,
II The nrst September MEETING n
was also voted that the larss.e
should furnish the Refreshments n.
the next meeting At which the third
and fourth degrees VIII be couter-es
UPON the two candidates already
uennnned
EDWARD Libby Was a recent ruess
II Milton Tourgz
Mrs. A Z Strickland and dn1gn-
ters. Mary and Lena were n King
field Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
kENT'S Hill.

NE Morse returned last week --,r
nsr visit Al Winthrop Center. VIM.
away she attended rne entertainments
q the Community Chaurauqua.
Fred :. Ner-.aeid and family bz-s
moved into the -orsev house M-
As,--7feid wiz be me TEACHER -ve Lsrz
anc history II the seminar. Mrs. Mar.
rneid was gradua1ed r-um the seus-
nary course N e and e-um the W1y,-
an College course in '& she WIS
gwen the degree IF Master OF A-ts. She
mas taught In the seminary ann has
mac iarge experience n teaching. Las-
year she Was principal of rhe high
school 1t Chatham. Mass.
The Ladies Circle was entertained
"Wednesday afternoon AZ the sn- earn,
OF M and Ms E c Palmer. Is-r.
number enjoyed the splendid sumner
winch was served by rhe LADIES IN TIA
lawn. \ generous collection WIS lake,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
MAINE

The Ladies Aid Of the M4tnod,s.
Episccpaa church VIII hold their - :.
and sale Thursday afternoon arr
evening, Alg- II
= Il Mann has purchased -ae Tn1-a
View farm OF z. Z. Luce.
A new door in being laic IN Granze
hal
Robert Dennsrt and friend. Ea-v
newell VINO have passed a. rwo
weeks' vacation II town. LEFT en
n eonesday tur their home in R-orss
lyr- ". Y.
Miss Nina Bradford Of yew-c,
hgnianos II paaatng q few Days n
LOWE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
READFIEID

EAST-SEndar gaesrs n Ms. Isu-s
ElEgins were III. and Ms. Bu-rou
S1ss- EernHn Niles and M. ana M-z
j. T. LTrchfieid Of Auburn.
MITE Ada Ferry was called "a Fair.
neao by tns L-aecs If her aauxnrs- Ms
Gen- Z Higgins
Mr.. and Mrs Perssx R,rhx-s.c,
cangr1er and NJ and M-x. A--.,rr-
oseer and oaGsntEr CT Lewiston wsrs
cA4a.ns sunday az ". =. Mace'z.
M-s Mary Sc-15ner. who has heer
passing Few DAYS II Southport ana
Gardiner. has returned horns.
M and Mrs. ". E Mzrytpn and znr
Floyd uf Smirndsld an whiting -eia.
uves here.
Iamss Doughty and family Of Hx,.
4eTs Island. WIN are visiting ms
nephew, " J. Spauid.ng CT Belgrade
were caaisng ON their snn Maurice a.
W. T. Mace recenrsy.
Nj and Mrs. 3. D. Gcrdeu. NJ and
MI- Z A Gurdun and M-. and Me-
W I. Gordon. also Mrs.. RacneI rav.
Tor and Miles Grace Taylor. a-zsndeS
the funeral OF their COUSIN Ronald But.
ler q Jefferson. Sunday Mr. Butte.
was 4 former resident Of rhis piace
the sun uf MI and Mrs. L s. Butler.
NJ LYDIA Small and daughter. Me-
Fanra Davis OF Ahtena. ara r;srr:ns
M-z- SrnaTs sssssr. Mrs. Mary z Dur
Icy Accompanied by Ms Cudiev an
son Erwin. they visiaen their sisssr. Hrs
john PtnikhAm 81 Monmouth. On Mon.
dav
Leonard Corr1n and Ms4 Lurrss
Bourne stranded the funeral uw Runnlf
Butter Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
WEEKS MILLS

The Ecval Club VIII meet Friday
afternoon With Mrs. Hubbard whr-a
A good attendance Is desired.
Alr- and Mrs. J y. S.usrna-n and
son Dana. Mr. O P. Spruul and
daughter, Mrs. Henry Eisiey enjoyed
the day Tuesday HI Psmaqui6.
Mr. and Mrs. ". II Grady and
eaErHrsr Doris Of Pale-mo we're
callers at P. G. Browns MONDAY
a41H-noun
Mr. and MrE. John Poland and sur
Asri we-e Sunday callers Il Trirn.
M and Mrs. Fred Manning and
fam11v, Nj and Mrs. Harvey weslzs
anc sens Edwin and Farley WERE
sunday callers Of Nj and Mrs. F-st
Weeks IN LInchael6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
The - Ne. Sss. Reunion

AIRED = E36icn Of Portland WIS
siecFeo President and Peieg Gardner
OF swampscort vice president Of the
l=In Maine Regimen1aI Association
al Inc BUSINESS meeting On wetneE-
CAY OF the annual rsurion II Camp
SofHn. Long Island There WIS n
small abundance and the necreinris.
reported nine Deaths during the mast
VAR several rersrans. with their
1azzl-lass VII remain several DAYS in
The cam-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
Germany After
Trade of the
Latin Americans

Mexico City, July 2p-fCurrespcn-
cence}--he German government m
tends 70 devote great portion II IN
commercial activity 70 a revival Of
rs trade relations with Latin-Aner-
ican countries. ACCORDING 70 cum
munica1lcns just forwarded 70 Mex-
lean c6cIAls here by Arthur pur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Illustrating the whence Of the wind y
-Atn1-aska- ne Wood River CSen.} n.
ie-asis says bunch ~ -s--5a IA.
innslns 10 Alfred Tempe got cBzEnr ON
n me aei1 when the blizzard czn.
a-nng LAST week ant ne nHa a rvt
GETS jim getting Them hack n the chr.
-aL The wind mad whipped Of The ral;,
q TWO CT them"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

MrE- Pezri Tanner
The death Of Mrs Pearl Means Ta-
nier Recently occurred IN Marlboro.
Mas. following surgical operation.
She fMmerfy Lived IN Kingdeid bur
Tor q time was u resident Of Ekpr-
negal- her name II that rime haE-
ing been Pearl Pooler she in sur
v1Ted by n mother. Ers. Maria
Means II Auburn
Mrs. Carnlyn Chapin Of Newton.
Mass. Is passing q few weeks with
Miss Ethel Ward II the Ward cot
1ags at Lakewood Miss EsneIIe Ward
IT lewiston who has been at the
"a ard cottage has departed.
John Bingham NJ Canaan, the old
est Han OF this section and prcba5ly
the oldest Mason in the State. was
rspcr-ad Thursday AZ being n fee
bic health. Il he lives unra nexc No-
vEm5er ne VIII be 1gn years aid M
Bingham If not able Ia 60 OUT al
pressnI but retains MS faculties u
wonderful degree The Hpw1 Of
Canaan has become guIre noted FIR
rs sx-emely AGED ctEzens and Until
the death Of Uncle Bez Priest a few
years aga who Was considerably over
1eA, II had q mnsf Interesting Eric
of aged men. The youngest IF these
was Salem Edmuads and he is nc
longer ex-smely Fou-ntuI vince on
last Tuesday he celebrated his sgc
birthday anniversary Mr. Edmun Is
lis In remarkably good health and
looks oE- little older rnaa a man
Of SO ysars The result Of his Ia,ors
THIS season includes cEz-e a uiece c1
curn and potafoes. lie mas been sell
Ing new potatoes for several weskE
anc his garden Is a wonder. swea;
cora nearly rendy for the T. bic, bee7s
anc rurEzcs la-ger than a bali and
peas. beans and every other kind 81
vsgsraaie n abundance and not 2
weed u be found II any Of them
Al OF this is the work Of M. Ed.
muncs GIVE hands With the exceo.
non of one dogs help n planting rhs
POTATOES Mr.. Ednun6s has lived III
the ra-n where he now resides for a
yeRrA, and his Farm is one ur rhps.
which is not fer safe.
Frank L Eight, a weIi-kacvu far.
mer II Cruviile. living On the ront
eerwesn here and Athens. il suffer.
Ing from the effects az a broken col.
iar ooEe as The result Of an auromo.
bile accident 1--WE miles above E,rE.
tam village on We6neadav. Ee aoo
q party intending Mrs Eight am
her father, Francis Harden. wers
an their way TO meet Mr and Mrs
Ernest Decker Of this place and pre.
ceae from there IN Quebec. On MAX
Ing a turn they met a large rourins
car said 70 be gpfng b a rand rarz
on speed In order 10 arota a collision
Nj Hight turned our af the highway
and as result went sver an en-
nankmerc Of 30 ar 10 feet. The cs-
ianoed On top Of It's occupant an
was badly smashed Mrs. Hight wHs
seriously hurt other than being bad
~ shaken up bit Mr. HAYDEN re.
celec quit a number If CUTS apou.
the eace.
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Aznv ouutleggsr have been s--esresi
n Trorlhi-lnn communities, but the ~
ice NJ homestead. Penn, have Jusr ~
res al ne first srock1rgieEyE-Ta-a
5cosun, VIM was canEnr selling LIQUOR
on me slv Z rasHers ny. and who was
foGnr to nave :. ha.e-pIrts -acK.s swar
1t her s-nck.nE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

While walking aiong the river ,ans
II Ellsworth Wednesday afternoon
near the construction work Of tne
Luiun River Power Co, Miss Ma-v
MUrpny, aged Accidentally
touched a hsgt-tension wire Fer
clothes caught IRE and she was so
badly burned that physicians tnnign,
say there iE No chance for her re-
cuve-y. She In the daughter Of Ms.
Matilda Murphy of Mount Dessert
Ferry and was employed M q house
keeper IN Ellsworth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Mr. and Mrs. Warren 5aznen ue
Berlin. y. L., are gnesfs ~ rns huzu~
II E. e. Cypherz
Mr. and M-s. e. .. Inmhard ana
three children. also rr and Mrs. Me-
Cain and daughter of windsur. W.
are guests of their mother, Mr.. Me-
hasia Southland
Mrs. Samuel Fellows uf pexrer
called on her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
W O. Hlltur- IN Tuesdny
Miss Zana Prescurr sf P4rfzaeid N
n guest NJ the home u her nncIe,
Henry PrescUrr She has bean zach
III n Searrle. WASH, and In pasEtnE
her summer Eacariun wrth her moth
CT IN Prrzfield-
Miss HazeI Stone uf Puviaence. n
L. il visiting her aunr Mr1- CrzE
Cole
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Emery and
ArrhMr 7. .. Emery, have just re-
turned frum a trip % LAncnlnvfle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Captain wiIbert H. Gares Of p
India street. Portland. the oldest
captain m the employ Of the Caacn
Bay O. Harpswen Staamhuar ca. died
Wednesday,. aensr m Mnzns M abpu1
twu years. he VIE burn S. years agn
in Nova Srrria and mad been for Il
years with the company. having cum
mzndsd the Pilgrim. Merrirnnnear
md MaGngir IN lznr -sarz. with
nrzneruun amnllar cxnH rrum time ~
tame A wid1w. sun and dznxazser
survive.
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MERCER

Frank Daring has -srurned hume
sun Vermont afrer q fsw weeas win
his SISTER n Ennzburg Fails
Dell Decizer cf Oakland is pRzzing his
vacation wtrn friends IN tUwn.
Eva Gurinn In the Enest Of her sis-
Ter, MIS- Helen True. and g-zndmuther
Mrs. Hattie Guraun.
Ha-ni6 Chapman in TIM gnsst sf his
fa-ner Warren Chapman He Inns 5us1
rerurned f-um dury cwurssas.
lnex Brown Inns returned hnns crum
View sna-un- where she Inns been nmH-
ing fever czze
Ars Minnie Deciker Ind hrvfheg
charles Garland hzpe 5usf rsfurnad
1rcm Trip by aufp % Lawfztun
Carner1ne LGwzar Of Maiden. NaEz.,
u the guest Of hsr aunt. M-z Mary
Duran.
Glatre wi,ftamsun sf Dnssnn. Mam..
% visiting friends IN rgwn and IN xur-
HdEswcck
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

NIB " Z Bush Moves FiHce. says,
suffered frum a rErrlhle pain acrnsE
the small NJ my back and k1unegs- |
r-7ed uinMrHrR but Il was nur until uE0d
Duaus Kilugr pills rnHt I got any re-
heZ sinca <hen Whenever I hare had
any truubie Dunn kinney Fills have
suun raliewnd me
LAETTG RESELTA
o~er eighf years la1er Mrs Bush akd-
ed Duan's Kidner Pills cured me Of
kidney ruuhlR suYre -Tne ago and the
cure Inns urux@n uremanent- I srll ase
tfis mH6tclna now and rhsn ~ keep my
Kidneys m g8ua order
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

EugNG n GhMw. hiacknmfrh q
scnoni H. sayE EVERY nov and 1nnn
I have severe arrzcks uS hackzcne nnf
nA1 enough u my me I'D but jnar
enough u c8nHe annoyance and make
me fmE4 WlEnrRhle. D0an . kidney PfFlR
nnWev9. pr0we sAnsfacs1ry and gfVo
me quzck reIieS
PEkMANEET BENEFIT
0Der 9Ent yeaxB lzxnr LIZ. Ehnw add
ed Duans Kidney Pills cured me af
k1Aney cumpiHiufs and that cura han
ees1 permanent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

MH- L q Purn, ID Gzznerr g.
says Lizzie black specks came be-
1ure my eyee when working aoout rhe
house. Later On my klnneys became dis
ordered. Thers was n dnl pain N my
hack ~ times and wnan On my 1sak- 4
vas much wurse- I rsad of Duan,s Kid
my PtIis and prncrrsd Same n Kenneyss
prux Stnre. Thsv soun brought TO-
huf and Two buxzs az Doan,s cured ms.-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

compliment 70 her scn. Herbert
s Cummings. Mrs Willard Z.
innings Of Elm street entertained
wv ~ children Wednesday, AFTER
IN The a9asr was held On the
20 Of the Cummings home and
ass and refreshments we're served.
vas a very ieveiy party and a
FT Int q lir-ie fnlxs. In mary
ancex the mothers were present
we're gracicusly entertained nv
Cummings.
parry Of ao-r1ver peuple hzrr
In revn this week making their
auuz-ters II the New SkrwneEan
use tacinded were Yrs. n. ".
Mrs.. =. Eancux, Miss Elrise
acn1- A1Hs Myrrice Eancrx. 3. M.
aist and P. NJ Lans If Jackruau.
". Bel OF Boston and Il y
u saisu, Mass. have been m
rris vsek. having BUSINESS nj
ipca- plant Of the Somerset shoe
e1nrv- >
NESTING cf the Pioneer Paxs No.
1ancE Association win be be,d
Monday ac1ernnun a. rhr ncr,.
As- Mary Il Beiiey, Biuumneld
ms .rernde Wight OF Framlur-
Mzss-, u making safisfncfurv
o0ery rowzro asAlxh. NErx. wighr
1urmsrty OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cf rnr
s REfnrmK*rry Tor wum.n Ar-
G-sn furrie pa1Bed hzrs u1xAs
eon4ndnv uSur< m r,Srw-sv<-- -
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Some Augusta Cases:

l. ". Judk.ns. pAln1sr. Is Jensrnun
It. RyH: - suffered --um kadney c-yu-
hie and hackacns 7 was rnid 7 had
muscular rhenInR-Em and I was Iazn
I'd Srr weak a. q Cme. sufarea
G-1M quick and severe RrrackR When
I hegzn taking Doan's Kidney Pills. I
nrrlced raIief FUN the hrsr and ELK
nnxaa benefrsd me IN every war-
Over ELEVEN yeas Inter ~ gladly -
nsw whna I said before as u my tzsrn
IN Deans Kidney PfiG.