davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-04-03
CHAPTER Discontinued.

But there was Q nurse there, who
took special interest in his case, and
she stayed up day and night for some
dine and finally brought him through.
Tns case ,wAs very we'll known, and
svegybedy said shs had performed Q
n1Eaele. He got better slowly.
Ihsa q feW weeks later, when he
Was out Of danger and was able to
walk. and It was only q question Of
time before he would BE- released from
he hospital, this nurse was trans
eaJedsto-anothee hospital Everybody
0sw hsr and liked her. and when she
went around to say good-by. all the
0n weee soery and gave her little
presents, and wanted her 10 write 10
eAan.' 6Ae was going 10 get Q nurse
- knsw In the other hospital b turn
~ lsttsrs into Bngiish. 20 that abe
could Writs 10 ne. I gave her q ring
I Aad made ffo0 q piece OF shell case.
60t Euoa0 oho had HUNDREDS Of them
at hat
But tbs German doctor would not
~ eoodAy 70 -. That would not
Aavs nads " sees. but II made this
OSSY3 8AAA 49, WY Oo0s o00 osAO W
Tan 70 az. Ons Of the French ofncers
NV Ase and found out about the doc
to-, and the o6,eef went up and spoke
% the German. Thea the French Of.
Aese lsft, and the German called to
the nuxse and she went over to him
and stopped crying.
They talked for . little while. and
then she put out her hands ~ II she
was going to leave. He put out his
hands, too, and took hold Of hers. And
then he twisted her wrists and broke
them. We heard the snap.
There were men In that ward who
had not been on foot since the day
they came to tho hospital. and one Of
them was supposed 10 b dying. bVf II
u an absolute tact that when We heard
hsf scream, there was not Q man left
n bed.
I need not tell you what ws did 10
tAs German. They did not need to
ahoot him. after We got through with
bin. Thsy d1d shoot what was left Of
I'm. 10 make sure. though.
Now. have heard people say that
Iit = not the Germans We are nShtiAS.
ut tie kaissf and his system. Wen,
e ~ b txuo that some Of the Boche
soldiers would not do these things II
EtAay did not have to: myself, I am not
- sara.
But you take this doctor. Here he
WaA an educated man. who had been
ltrainsd al his hfe to help psople who
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-04-03

citation team, according to an an
nouncement made by Joe Tinker. pres
itent of the club. Tinker made an ef-
fort to engage ROllic Zeider Of the
Chicago Cubs some time ago but Man
ager Fred Mitchell would not grant
q release.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-04-03
star cueist. Of present Day.


billiard players like Champion William Hoppe Jake scfa and wek Coch
r r f
Of
Of
who
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-04-03
GUNNER pEPEW, IN HOSPITAL, SEES UNUSUAL INSTANCE
:. OF HUN FRIoHIFuLNEsS.

synepsa-Abert N Depew author
the United States during
ps1 ocsf nrsa The world
rsess. he hsuon,s dseharEs fo@ the and he
asbed to the drsadnaught
him MsA honors Later
the B1ands 'front.' He his
at Dtxnade he goes "ovr the top"
bayonet light While
raid and has exciting experience
mans he Il wounded and is sent to q hospital.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-04-03
CHAMPION PITCHER OF NAVY
Dana Fiilingim 10 Credited with Win
ming Every One Of Twenty Games
He Pitched.

According to navy baseball records
Dana Fillingim of the Boston Braves
is the champion pitcher of that branch
of the service. With the Newport na-
val reserves he is credited with hav-
ing won every one CO the 20 games he
pitched while in service. Fillingim
has been discharged and is ready for
duty with the Braves.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-04-03
NEW MANAGER OF SENATORS
Grover Hartley, Former Big League
Catcher, 10 to Be Leader Of
Columbus Team.

Grover Hartley. veteran big league
catcher. formerly with the st. Louis
Browns and other clubs Is to be the
next manager of the Columbus AssO-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-04-03

Probably you have not been over there,
and maybe you think We are not fight
ing the German people. but only the
kaiser and his hunkeys.
Well, nobody had better tell me that.
Because I have been there. and have
seen this. And I know.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-04-03
TIME FOR ATHLETICS
Acting Director Of Physical Training
Recommends 2so Minutes Be Set
Aside Weekly.

DIR. A. X. Aldinger. acting director
Of physical training Of the public
schools athletic league Of New York.
recommends $50 minutes each week
for athletics. 100 of which must be
credited .n w.ikin3 - aud from school.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-04-03

The Red Sox have given Walter Kim
ney, left-handed pitcher Of promise,
to the Athletics us final and complete
payment for Stuffy McInnis. T..
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-04-03


li 0rojeo Thegn.
were in pain, and not to cauos II And
~ was not WhEe he would have %
eoeV the kAissf OF any other German.
Ard this nurse had saved his life.
: % DO not sss that there u any
argument aboat It He broke that
glk1sD wrists because he wanted to:
tAat = al thre = to It Now. I say
~ German 0ocese was q dirty cur
And Q oce9ndrel. But I ny that he u
= 1Air sample e most Of the Germans
] Aave INST. And it = Germans Of this
~ that We are llghting-not merely
~ kaisef.
n 3 hks going 70 college. have
nsvsr besa there. but I have heard
oo0e psopls say it did not do Q nan
nv goe1 10 %. But I have never
hsaR1 Q - YAe went tAsrs say hat
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-04-03
TYRUS COBB is FOND
OF BLO0DEO CANNES

/ Tyrus Raymond Cobb. De-
troit's Outfielder and recently
captain In the chemical war
fare division. is lover OF dogs.
I 1t was disclosed recently that
Cobb Is Il. decided enthusiast for
bloOded cnnines. and enjoys
nothing Ip the way of winter d.
version so much as shooting
over capable dogs One dog In
!, particular Is Cobb fond of. This
animal answers to the name of
CObb's Hall, and Is son of
! Rigoletto. In recent show
CObb's.Hall was exhibited In an
all-age stake and carried of
first ribbon. The canine was
exhibited by DIR. f. NJ. Wilder.
into whose care ii was intrust-
ed during its masters absence
In France.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-04-03

Opportunity knocks at every mans
door," said Uncls Eosn: s0ut Il yo0
3es' slts down an listens. you's fiabls
= AruD - = s2sao ~ net noe3eo ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

Hilton. Charles Willis W. l. Weeks,
Richard Beiand and c. r Gardner
IN the afternoon there was nurse
pulling IN the square near Grange
hall which attracted ion of a1fen-
item and q hail game ON the 2cad-
emy grounds BET ween Soien High
and Somerset Academy teams The
result was II 20 : IN favor Of the
Academy bows In the lineup for
the Academy were: E Tufts So: E
Bush Ct; Cyskrr. C: ]. Tufts. p; A.
Cysart, RI; r Tufts. sb; A HiEnt.
II TaSlnr. Ii; Weston. III The
Scion lineup was: L Davis. III:
Lacasce. g: Mcfarland, Ct, Wilson.
p; z Lewis. sb; whippie. II; V.
LaCasce. S.; Drawn. II; Steer, sh-
Dancing was also m order during
the afternoon in Odd Fellows hall.
and grand bail Thursday night
with q midnight supper served by
the Grange. was the chasing feature.
Rarney's orchestra af Skpwhegan
furnishing the MUSIC
The midway contained many npr-
elites and attracted a mig bunch NJ
peopie, while the Ladies' AIN of the
Methodist church served oyster
stew and conducted fD0d sale
The Judge OF the iires,ock was
Joseph ARIEDn NJ SeiDn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

serue0 an excellent dinner hy Athens
Orange II rs banquet hail. with Hp--
an Elliott as mead waiter. The Grange
EsA auditorium Wa used tur an exfli-
milton reon ano was crowded by many
T. Jones was II charge Of this depart
meuf- An Unusual arrzr ~ c-pciet and
fIne Beetlewp-k was sxtubsied. Miss
Amy $ kincaId having the largest ex-
mint Miss KIHcald showed wonderful
towels. crocnH1 anu aesdiewurk szr-
menIE- an exGuis ts snfa pillow IN col
oFed embroidery and-a great many CEN
IeFneces and inilies- Other exhibitors
N nesdieworE and croSaes were Miss
bertha L Pau Of Scion. Mrs Altu,t
Ellis Of Skpwhegzn- Mildred Jnnes Gag.
Hs, Mrs E u. Long. Esther Poland.
Mrs. Per Nelson. Mrs Earle Ward.
Fiurence Sanders. Mrs. EIizshsrh
Christie age 81, Mrs Fay Dorr Cor
son and MIR ". Y. Sanders. Mrs San
dsrs also showed a cloth MADE OF fax
rRis=1- SPUN and woven in New Hamp-
shire 40 years ago Ernest Andrews
exhibited very unusual sofa pillow
made hy himself The Curiosity table
artrac,e3 3 great Zeal of admiration.
The articles were principally leaned by
Gates A. md Tyler s. Austin
Included in this unusual exhibit
were Kafir war clubs from South
Africa lizard from South Africa.
having been brought 10 this coun-
Try by D. s. Austin ornaments made
OF Chinese cash, clay work cf Sarzil,
Austin Fuller. mallets az green APP
pie wood old saddle bsgs fnr mefii-
cine and other curlnslries. also a
ceuturF-oid had spread. owned by
some Of the Austin family.
The Fruit display, canned cuntain-
sd al exhibit by winfred Jones ana
an elegant display of butter was ex-
limited ny Miss Esien T Jnnes and
Mrx. 4. T. Hiitnn- Mrs. Earle Ward
showed food. c. E Chairman g.
San had a fine display of fruit of
various varieties and aupieS WERE
also shown by Ter Nelson and Mrk.
Herberr Cnrsnn- Piumx were ex-
~
basket of grapes and Tomatoes was
exhibited by AIRS. p z Rarker.
Traces of yellow dgru were shown
ny James Chapman & Som ana WI
liam RcwelL b p. BARKER, Hnilis
Brown. Il p W hatcher and A. Z.
Adams were cumpEfffurs fnr the
RrRdie fertiiiger prize in the yellow
earn EXHIBIT and Harold Ba1rhnr hsAl
n @nna display III senernI xnuum nEw-s
szurn Hu<n1nnm warp s1znNu ~
Inrmnm E1sagnzmm = - z1E1ua
Hlnzz<iesx IsSuna 6rr5nwsEs Sn16sn
E0rk R1r Cnutev an Hmruid 49,,
Murxts. eeEnn EenFns Md ElsD slauwsa
snEue exrnlieur ps1n1ns@ - wen - q
Ereak curuInbex WmtErmslaus wcreH
shpwn hy Fraucis and Lizard W
Mnrville. while sfher axnIhitnE1 ~
tina farm nruiure ieR&rtmszzt werei
J. = Allan. LsEUE CamphsaL C. y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

s,ock Yds-. Sept. q The Brighton
heef cattle market waE very ponysy snip
riiers owing n tf1e Jewish holiday which
rook ar a good Tnany hi,yefs- There
was quite d number II poor COVE anrs
lic4lt weight vuung STEERS offered and
4nr xuzuv Of THESE M nids were az
reufef f3ursrE the mernfnG- Calves and
hogs showed no change rrurn the Tues
SinT mzrlxef Sheep and fAmhs vere in
IfrfIf demand and s01d lCWer-0rer q.
ffye n. 3. q. NJ & wopi COMPANY. ship
ners. snId snms gooa heef cattle Al fair
figures.
The YuiIcE cpw market wnE well no
u&lna- with mare ccWE held fnr the
T1aazslav szie than week aEn- The
mMrkef fnr milch cswE Inns shown ..
llffie murr nn<lr1tr dzEiHx Ehe pnnk,
- n@nrfed a.iS9: 6sis' 81 -. -.
2 rDUn- q r. hull = - : suusu =
&c. nrsll gsaDMn. frnsn q -. z szabea NJ
sr calves- ax lsc. hmAH Ct 1Ac- =
rf1eep at 1oc. - hogs tSDn lfffl1r. End
rfrek hull fnr m. Hail 9 I4nN4A nnia
D r0Nx. AZ. SO lhs-. II &c. end . cuwz.
81 - sbs. II DC. 5 czlye.- 81. - In:
a fS7e. q rmlvea- av- laA ihs-, ~ -. y
iDEx RE 10 ThE-- NJ T11c. ~ lAEubG I'M.
~ In. al In. > siseer, ar. D iha-- AZ =
q hnuss ~. 10 liz. ~ l51c: and >
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
5000 ATTEND
WESSERUNSETT
FAIR. ATHENS

Athens. Me-. Sept &-The WesEerEzn-
sest Valle'- Fair held THURSDAY al Ath-
ems WAS attended ny about 3eto peopis
large delegations of citizens o. Va
rlous towns OF the county swelling The
crowd In the afternoon The SHOW U.
Fox residence ON The SkoWIlegER rnaGi
Vas excellent. same especially fiae spec
mems o1 cattle nelng exhibited l. W
Fnss had e head OF HerefuTdx. Inciua-
Ct IN the iot beIng SAX steers ana SIX
COWS and heiSers- Arthur Ward also
:saa . fine lg1 OF White Faces, and Fox
Bros had seven head Of s1pck- Frpn.
rhs t4rnons Guernsey herd Of George
4 Foster OF Cnrnriils were shown four
unusually fine snecimens Of Young
stock C. =. Duutun mad five calves II
one pen and lnt ~ prne-hzsa SUCK
Harvey D. EatOn. president Of rae tEir
mad an EXHIBIT of tive heal
n youl4S Hereford stock frn1n ms Corn
vile farm. and George EnEE n earn
viIls had Eve Of his pssre-nred GEernsev
STOCK. tina part foundAtisn of ms future
ne-E, sGpr an exiIihition. r. L Hight
had q f1ns display OF purs-hzed HnI-
Stems. little and blg. ls head COMMITS
ING his EXHIBIT Z c. Fox & son Izaa
O lot Of Holsxesns. and Ehen nenne &
Sam 81 Madisnn had 2 head of very
In their lot Were SIX pairs Of zRecrs.
mostly of the Hereford hreed- othsr ex-
nihators of nne cattle were N d. Cnnk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
Wait I'LL You've Tnd Every Other Way Before You Try The Way
Useless

That old chair Is useless now that We have
the new une- Curry Il 70 the arrac"
The chair is truly useless" 70 You. but same
body else might use It and say: That's Just
what I want" It needs only recovering or
Trash coat of varnish to De Just like new.
Describe the ~useless" CHAIR IN Journal Want
Ad. Tell tTutnfuIly just what II is and let some
body else in Augusta decide how useless ii Is.
The cast of the new char viii be reduced by
the sailing price of the old one.
When you replace old furniture with new, turn
the old inro cash by sailing Il 70 some Journal
Want Ad reader. Simply telephone I35.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
OAKLAND


Gin Wednesday evening IN the First
Baptist church farewell rereusinn
wss tendsred 10 Rev. ana Mrs. V ".
Dyer. who leave Sunday night tar
their new work IN RanEpDn, Burma.
The reception was held in the church
pa-iprs, which were beautifully deg,
grated with brilliant cniareti autumn
leaves and flags In the receiving
line were Rev. and Mrs Duleman.
Rev. ana Mrs Dyer. Mr.. ana Mrx.
Walter s. Dyer. Miss LILLIAN Dyer,
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Poster.
After the reception rhe following
prDerum Eas carried OUT. Rev. r. n.
Deieman- presiding. Prayer. Rev. c.
l. Wheaton. music mixsd aunrSet.
solo. Mins Nora Harflef1 Greesey as
siresnex. Rer. I. .. M1wsE. acF y c.
Wrhistpmure. fzrfn- HnWfhnrne on Cor
,,r,rur ururnurnxiun ~ uurne zn4 re-
~ zErs Dspur- dna1. Min. -
70 Hnnanr snd lIiss NmSnp H&xxle<fI
s3eunnnU nnle qnsrtufs sunafuE o.
- ny LIE WinEs hssnun1nxknm.
Al the spealzers emzlnanissd tise
nsnmf nns6 0f fnsnfnm minniouMrv
work., acceufusxsd sn1 mnae paaiu irl
TIM Ersmf w1E-
After tim aa1rsssn in lsnaif or
TIN ci1urch. IL EnsGar psesenfad tDs
Rev. ann MrR Dyr . puSne ~ ss6l
m . tznsifle essidsuca q tlAe easanq1
N which snsy - hsA6. H. ".
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

NHlC8EG. 6Gf52- -
EDr S-Recelu1s q .90o. Tueveniv INV
er Estimated yrmnrrCw 1e-eA HEAVY
IE256T :: medium IsasTITse: AsEht lE7ssf
TTs5. lirf,, lixf.. 5zszGirTnF. heavy pack
iur soWs smooth 1sSNHls0a: pscksuEsnws
rpugi. 7IsM1ssb. rigs 15e8EIse
CATTTERecespts 1E.nA NiTher. Is
ttrnzfed tpyrurruW 4a0a Beef steers:
Medium ard heavr weight choice and
,yr+rYte fyTsRrIys. medium and good I1i61
IE..s. common. Sa9nIlHh. liEflr weight gnDs
ara cflnisse is.Ss8g1sS- cnnmunt and ms
SiIIyr senfTaan Butcher cattle: Hesfers
s1aN1s-5. c-ws 6s2sGf3iH. cannefe and cut
80 ase5s5a. veal calves 1EMIIs: iced
steers -p0RI-5e; sfDcssFr steers se5f
IFNa: western ranEe steers SwTise; COWS
and fseifers s5sG11@
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "A aaA Unsettled
Estimated rrrrnrrpw zz.na Lambs In
NTysS. crrEi< and cnynmEF 3DMlZ Ewes
Medium good and choice sSNsae; cuiis
nc oumu,pr nDnE75. hreefing 7naaiz-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
Boston. Ser--

BDSIOn- St1-lI-
BFEF-Thpice wnDle cattle s5EA.
HCTTER-Sorrhern c-earnH-v exIraE
afzaSSs western creamery extras aSAs1al
CHEEEE-New twins extras y k4aS-
CrRE-No. z yellow IT2nfIs.
EEEENeRrby henne-v TsArGe; west
efn extras N5G.
- 8JTR-SnIng patents. 1sS-ih- AckB
uz5GlA
t1AENe = riuotiav ssf1S-
Thanksgiving zHL
aATNFRnfy 70 10 9Th sacks S2na2s
pEsRE-MesiiuIn backs s6ih
PCTATHE-Aroos7oo fancy .sE21
per 100 lbs; orfiiEar-- T7slaBo; sweets 80
NEE mar barrel
STGAR-f1ranulaied wholesale gro
GERS quotations, SIS par 40 lbs II aI.ik.
VEAI-iEHZ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

COVE from ss86is6- A. N BsEss saia .
calves al l4ae J. W Brooks SOLO %
cattle from 4G-7c: Is calves al lac: Il
nngS- al lie: and Is makers from
STssGae1 ( Il Piper snid COWS. from
Slfenl-n. z q Thompson sold - beef
from S41Hc; % calves. al &c. -
nrgs, al &c, dressed; ID mixers from
seeul1 Robert Connurs sDid 10 milk
ers on Wednesday and Thursday -rpm
$lS508- Putnam Brps- sold cattle al
&c. anu al &c par H., lsS calves al lrc.
and 1Sc. per III, nps8- a. FAC g iAImas
al lie; : sneen al &c, anG &c pez ID; =
seid % Cows frun st25M La ANA COWS
from szHn15s. C. 2 Gage SOLD . cattle
from 5Hessc: &c calves al nc; L hngs. 81
ne: Is mis Al lag: and . nllks-s
tie al &C. 40 calves. al ikc. IL hogs 81
ITsc; and 5 shscp and lsmDs al Ihc-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

Chicago Sent :.
Indications that tins season the new
c-up Of corn would move much ezrfjsT
tran usual bad a pronounced nes-2sh
effect tpi-1y on the cnru market. P-zces
S-rs,=s-d heavy g 70 4 cents net lower.
with December Ia 10 l--E and May
Ink to II Oats lost 20 and pro-
visions g CENTS 10 IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

NEW YORK MARKET


ore, Sent 5-The fourth axy
e. stSS. srr1ke wRs wSthpa1r mate
E. -44-ossfce on the stock market aEad<.
- - 70 aeEi pauEes OF the ticker and
q ..s prrce changes which indicate
--eener interest," IN ehe outcome ,f
r -A-'o- controversy.
sAas-x seemed unable IN arrive MI
-~en conclusion from the liiye~rs,Dr
- q me opposing factions. t.rsr ri1f.
ta-ss-GIire sxeAflimess uf steel szryF re-
issues dennfed substantial suurur-
-oaeessloris-
sseetaltt.s Illuminated the session.
lever. particularly issues whir-
oe.s evidently regarded with ,,s,iI;sI
These included fona ana rrIssisrr
nt latter mostly of he Fu<.t M
1sao-Arr Eroup. in which Eains ranr-
o-roil twc 20 five points
Ene; nut American Tobacco f,e<-s,,,a
Ie-smoE feature of the latter riezl-
a an extreme advance of n r,o,rTrs
"a rs tpp GuofRfion in SIX ears
We -..EEegf & Myers and Le-fIiarrs
=, ~nach are named with Amer
TaIned almost as much
NeAN furnished une Of the DAYS sur
e.isef " their acefv7tv ana strength
Anericzn Smelling railvinE from
EessnE weak sesE IN the face Of .
neu-. s3te-
easars we're the mainEsRy of the fpni
$50. 9s-fvlng much N their strength
reports that all trade restrictions
sooe &c o. removed Gains IN Cal
NackrnE and American Cen re-
- ne higher Urices for fo0ti is
among rails the only change WAS
he Moderate aeaviness OF iew-fyrlre6
@-Ases amounted 70 zs.nan shzrrR
aninx n Liberty burLx. which cugs-
LED fell ~ yrr-
oo1ds easeti slightly and the
81 .;as-ai domestic lis- wnE irregular. To-.
r sales -sr vRiue, Sle.-sG.eoG fyld T.
Hnaas uncaEnE1a an call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

Dyer responded VERY f1ftingfy. thank
ing them fur their gift and then
spoke of tine great need Of the world
for Christianity. Among his remarks
ne anoied Prnf. Zznes OF Harvard:
should r Someone ought 20 40 IL,
90 why not ="
Rev. and Mrs Dyer were then call
ed To The front of the church. where
in an original poem Mr. Wing naGls
than snxispeed- Rensdiction Was Of
fered by Rs=. E II. Holman
The usiaers were Mrs. c. Fl. Wheel-
~. Mrs Florence Fer1Ald. Miss
Clara Leach. Miss Marjorie Whitney.
Miss EGiuR Kerr ana Miss Alice
Brims1ine.
The refreshments WE'RE in charge
of Mrs Hatfield. assisted By Misses
Mary Brier and ElvinA wheafon-
Greai credit is due 70 Mira c. II.
Wheeler. chairman OF the cumfhiftee
of arrangements who through hes
un1irsng efforts made the occasion
one lsng To he remembered.
Among the uuf -of-town people who
attended the reception given 10 Rev.
ana Nrs- Vernelie W. Dyer were Mrs
Overs parents Mr.. and Mrs ". II.
Poiiara. and Mr.. Dyer4s uncle and
WIFI. Mr. ana Ars- RossD Hanson or
WaIsrTiiie.
Mrs George Wood of Portland was
a Euesa Of friends in town Thursday
Mrs. Guy Sawfelle and children
went 10 Dexter Thursday 10 visit
Mrs SswfeIless grandparents MIR. and
Mrs. A d Fugg.
Mr., and Mrs Percy Shaw and MIR.
Peterson of Appleton. Mnss-. are
guests al the home Of Mr.. Shawss
hyester. Arthur Shaw Bf Anime sErnea.
Mrs Lizzie NJ Horn OF Oakland
Heights has gone TO West Mills 70
visit relatives fur a week.
Mrs. Henry Topper and her xister
Mrs, Lila Mcfarland of Lawrence
Mas. have rcfurued frpm Waser-
vile. where they were guests of Mrs
Tuuperss sinngtfer Mira Geo Hngan
for q few DAYS
Ralph Wymzn. WIN recently ~
turusd trum ouerssas and has s1nes
been visiting relatives In en1
and Belgrade has resumed n1s anl.es
+,,,x vs.k n me paper mill of the
HoIlinEswor1h q Whitney CO. al
Winslpw wfscre he was furmsraF esn-
pioyed-
NJ .ud MIS- z Il Hsrsom were
- THURSDAY Of tteir dauEsster
Miss GLADYS Hersum who In a rtfpsi
NJ xfzs State Normal schsai IN EnEm-
inE1nn and also attended the fair. I
wellington Ellis in critically I'M At
his hume on Main sfree1-
Mr. and Mrx Haruld TAYLOR ans
Mrs. Lnells KIlis a Enr<h Heiernxie
wese cAlling - frisnds in suwn
ThNrsday.
ME and Mr& Ksznk DnIlnR. Mrx
PercF Reed and Mrs Frsa Lombzrxi
attended FarminEfnn fair Thurxdr~..
InaaEiQw the "trip by ansn.
- - a. HinEfnE-.. Mrx- II. A
Eek - dnns3fer Min lama Nea-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

Inc inter train gn1eSfule frr Naalsra
vii ne Al futioHSE 10 ana Iho A. NJ
I2le and s-ss p IL This viii ave two
man trains sach way instead Of three
trains as through the summe-.
Mrs Nancy MnrrilE had severe uara-
FTic shock early wennesday mururnx
al her hume ON Madissn ana nov les
IN q critical condition
Mr.. md NIrS GeorSe Rrsh3errh. vho
have been passing q Few azxx au.tnx
az Weiie Beach. returned nome wednes-
day night
Mrs Ina wiber. VIM hns hsrr sun
fiasd to aer home a Gruuf ssrer- fer
the pass few weeks by Illness. .r<erG
Bsut a Surgical oFsRafiou ThursaSr.
Mr. and MIS- F-auk Trnssor " Fsfd-
fesurs are guests flais wnrk ~ Ar. ana
Mrs CAsries eassweu ~ their rezissuue,
on Main street
Romeo 0usiisxea 1890 h,rn. --,,,,r-
uAF Efuh ore-sea& having RESERVES I'm
nc noranls discharge firm the e 3. mr-
&C. MI Gu llefte aniissra in the OMAR
ssT'assters Department IN June. rs.
ann zflr q shuFs training 80 anrkesr4
aHie- FiA-- u1s sezt % Pleasures. Axker.
ne 1-zs heeu q greater mFx - the tiuu~
ssnce Re landed IN Sew Eaxk sarur<aex.
Miss Evetsn scoft lest town chs -
70 enter SSmrznns crlTe~e
AEEE nuEhsr NJ rtfizrns ~ fki~
v'iiass Nrtenfie3 tfs Erxukiim -nunfw
Far NJ Fs-msuEtEn TsE<xexr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

CORRECTED Daily nv
MAINE. BROKERAGE CO.
3s5 Wzfer ST. Augusta
Phones 11lS- 1913
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
LIVE STOCK

n; gathered brown and mixed cniors Is
de6
eHfiy unchanged
,ARRAGES-StexEr. unchanged.
STGAA-RaH STEADY, centrifugal
-: fine Erauulzted s0G.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

~ the sfate ucnvcrtinns 1r wsrxse
rs Eatsrs ssssa Wsanesaas a ss~ trsss.
of Nr re- Arz aeaFpe M ssmrrrw =.
Fast RfftNten- Mrs Anrie Lewis -
1nses 40 sierasa Frrs'asHss a<x =
Axtsn 81 aanHur se-ssexrr fsrzi.aR &
SAcEr ~ Pr land srra1urnwg arls -.
G = ns.sn~ ~ Persskns. ss,nss.~ ~
was yrsfsa 70 hoaa TIA usxx -
IN HznBnr.-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

rs0see. puEftrw. psER. WMEuuA hMEMM4&
aenE li8 lrux1eznaufn. hnvs UugR. &c-, -
piles . nuszliuE 4 =. tpWa. Frudn1p
1901, thinner, suEmr gruws. aluhMrM9
&&E hnaaas h2rdWund 1uurA. rzmuznx
Natcs, WpeT1uuklnE lAsD and wfiimEA,
hErns EHaIltry huliNeM, stc- TO c3nRe 81
tails pANe u bur znnsunue Fail GmGminM.
llzE out. fMrTn hRrEx1uB MEzns n Flur1~
o. and Wesr 10 NehrnzkR; cuur ereD.
9I8oCT FARM AGENCY, . p. lGlA
81zzth Blag.. Hpssnn-