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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-13
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VYSETkOVANf DRAHOTY.

Velka porota slibuje dalsi
obzaloby vIci obchodnikIm po
trayiny zde zdrazujicim a vlad
nj komiBar reportoval vcera
potravni komisi do Washington
Tu, ze zvlast6 jeden cleveland
sky grocerni velkoobchod zbo-
II sve prilis zdrazuje. Velko-
obchod ten vyd6lava 16 cent?
ma libre kavy, 10 cent? ma Ii
bre masla, II cent? ma syru,
10 ma slanine IL cent? ma
tuctu vajec. Podobne zdrazuie
sadlo jine zivotni nutnosti.
Komisaf zada tudiz, ably VIA
da vIci onomu grocernimu vel
koobchodu soudne zakrocila.
Jmena obchodu toho vsak ne
yyzrazuje.
Specielni porota bude v ne
kolika dnech vysetrovat draho
tn chleba a najemneho.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-13
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KRAJANKA Sc ZADUSILA.

Chicago, IL. srpna. - Wee
ra kratce po poledni byla panil
Aloisie Skodova nalezena vel
SVEN byte We Warren Parku
mrtva. Ackoliv byla po neja-
kou dobu nemocna a tez mela |
podstoupiti operaci, nikdy ne
mluyila sebevrazednem umy |
slu proto je otazkou, zdali ie |
to, nest'astna nahoda- anebo
zdali pani Skodova zprovo-
dila Sc Sc sveta sama. Syn Wal
ter Sc vcera dopoledne odebral
do zayodu Western Electric |
Co., ably vyplnil aplikaci mi
stO. Pc dvanacte hodine Sc |
vratil domG, avSak byt byl
zamcen. To mu bylo napadne
nebot' matka jeho nikam me-
chodila proto sci do prizemi,
kde vypacil dvere. = Jakmile
vstoupil do bytu, ucitil zapach
plynu a proto Sci dal, ably Sc |
pfesvedcil, kde uchazi. Dosel
az ke koupelne a shledal, re
tam jest plyn citit nejvice. O.
tevfel dvere a velmi smutnou
scenu videl. Matku svou ma
lezl ma podlaze v bezvedomi. |
Pi. Skodova narodila Sc v Ce-
chach a do Ameriky prijela ja-
ko male devce. Patrila ke sbo-
ru Karolina Svetla, els. IT,, |
jed.
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Pod pantoflem.
Pan Y: "Nevite, bude-li ia
ke letos videt nejakou kome-
tu?"
Pan T.: Proc sc plate?
Pan Y: No, smell bych a.
spon, jake kdyz il bylo videt
posledne, nekolikrat vecer 81
vyjit domu.
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Navod.
Hotelier (k move kucharce)
"Tu sunku krajite prilis thu
ste. Spravne krajena je, kdyz
skrze nj vidite malbu ma tall
ri!"
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Zlomy.lnost.
"Co YAM odkazal neboztik
stryc?"
"T9ch deset krabic dout-
niki, CO jsem mu "a posled-
Mich deset let postal k swat
ku."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-13

SlyseE jsme ,tel grocerstov zaplati ucet Muz
zachae rus vo rodnou Bill zenu vyuovaval svych
de Kdyz ndo professional vyhr Zde jest vobodna
hui dslati mi libl"
Nteri muz zde narozen czho pGvodu snaH divoe ml
pocybne jecnan "Amea Jest svobodnou zemi
mohu deat jak je mi ibo"
Vodpoved mus byi eceno ze Ameka MEM svobodnou zem
Zadna ooba at W American neb ne narodno nemie ct
co by vastne o Muse posechnou zakoni ustanove
nych pro dobo vsech Jna zavdo upcstv nas neporade
Jest praveno nstere americke zakony dobr
take ntere zvyky Zcea Jest ale povnno kazd
ho ameho obcana ably cestou poadku by zmeneny TAX
ee pomoc hasovacch % Kazd obcan pravo zastat p
ch zakond hlasovat pro zakonod@rce tyto navrhujc
To jest nkoli jen pravo ale take POVINNOST
Mnozl dobrych obcanG narod czine obcanIm
cevelandm zo pGvodu ceno jest toto novinae tydenn w.
pravovan ale dobe minena sova pat zde
rdiesvm cleveandke amerkansacni rady Ra-
da edmnact mojazynch organisac Ceveande ia
organsac obcansych Ucelem jest pomoci czine
nyn ably Jim bylo usnadnsno sa stastne emi spokoenym
dobrvmi obcany.
Postup teno prospsny Amer<a zka take je
oz ciznci naroda zacase talent hopno intelligence
vse Amerika potfebuje.
Prave amerikanacni rada uouva clevelandskym dill
nam tovarna zizen @ kde by bezlatn ucio angckemu
azyku podobne z zahy skoy obecn Povmete
soznamek
Pod ochranou an,erianisacn ady z nformacn kancer
angky nemlvc obyvatevo prvnm patre stare soudn
budovy severozapanm Public Squar Zde Vam dostane
pove ray poynG vastnim Vasem jazu Je nesnazch
pomoc pravnka dte prede tam Rad Vam
sxytnou bezplatne ochotne laslave.
Vstech uverenovanych se hodame Vam vice pove
dst omacn kancelaf ak Vam moho by pomozeno Uve
ejnovany sou dohodou ceveandske amerkansacni rady
Charles I. Henderson.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1zE1AIzE0K11z1KxAzE10
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-13
heCneated HiSGroCer.

we heard OF a man who
wouldn't pay his grocery bill.
This man was cruel to his own
family. He beat his wife and
abused the children. When anv-
body protested he snarled: "This
is a free country. | can do as
! please"
Some men, both native and
foreign-born, try to excuse wild
talk and wicked action by say
ing, America is free country;
shall do as / please"
In answer. it must be said thar
America is NOT free country.
No person. either in America or
any other nation, can do exactly
as, he pleases. We must obey
laws which are for the good OF
ALL Otherwise. there will be
robbery. violence, disorder.
But some of our American
laws are no good, we are told.
Also, some of our customs. Very
true. 1t is the business of Amer
lean citizens to change them. in
an orderly wav. This way is
through the ballot. Every citizen
has the right to advocate better
laws and to vote for lawmakers
who will make them. This is
not only a right-it is also a
DUTY.
Many of Americas good citi-
zens are foreign-born. 1t is to
the forcign-born of Cleveland
that these weekly newspaper
talks are addressed, THOUGH everv
word applies just as we'll to the
native-born.
They are printed under direcs
tion of the Cleveland American
ization Council. This council
represents seventeen foreign
language organizations Of Cleve-
land and thirty-three civic organ
izations. It's purpose is to help
the foreign-born-to make it
easier for them to become happy.
contented residents and good
citizens.
This policy will benefit every
body, and America will gain from
it too. for the foreign-born bring
to the nation much talent. ability
and intelligence. America needs
all of this.
lust now the Americanization
Council is arranging with Cleve-
land shops and factories TO estab-
hsh classes where English will
be taught free of charge. The
city public schools soon will open
similar classes. Watch for
announcement of these.
Under the auspices OF the
Council there is an Information
Bureau for Notwithstanding
residents on the first floor of the
Old Court House-northwest
corner of the Public Square.
Here you can receive honest
advice and counsel in YOUR own
language. If YOU get into trouble
and need an attorneys help.
come here first. Advice. freely
and courteously given. without
charge.
In letter talks to appear in this
newspaper we are going to tell
YOU more about this Information
Bureau and how it can help YOU.
Published by arrangement with
the Cleveland Americanization
Council
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-13

Keep these weekly talks.
They mean success.
This is No. 8.
Watch for No. 4 next week.
Copyright.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-16
II DIVORCES GRANTED
IN WALDO COUNTY

Belfast. Me Jan. 1o-Assoclate
Justice Dunn presiding at the January
term II The supreme judicial court
mas signed DEGREES Of divorce in !.
cases As follows: Ambrose L. Ellis
from Nora &. Ellis. both OF Belfast.
statutory grounds: Helen Eastman of
Augusta from Burton A. Eastman of
Liberty. dcsertlOn; Annie A. Moore
Of Belfast from Clarence e Moore OF
t11Ecli.!.l. Mass. lescrtIon; Eden T.
Rh0ad-s ~ Augusta. cruel ana abu-
sive treatment; Theora E. knowiton
III IslesDoro rom Melvin Z. Know!-
ton oi Belfast. cruel and abusive
Treatment Lhavies VI. Littietield of
stockton Springs from I-avinia r.
L-ttIcfei1 OF Camden. CrleG and abu-
slve treatment. Lester g BagIey of
Troy. desert!on. Lura 3. Young of
STOCKTON Springs from Maynard
Youn: IF Glue Hill, erue! and abu-
7iv- treatment: A:a z. Murray OF
Burnhan rom Thomas X. Murray Of
Oakland, lrtoEicat:Un; blanche Z.
tuTiiss OF Freedom rom Charles F
Corllss Of DedhIyn. Mass. cruel and
abusive jTratEnent: Albert II. Saaborn
Beifls. from Lewis J. SanDorn of
EastFnrr, c:;Ie! Hnd abusive treat
!nenl. AMAZE T. N4r-lll from rTa..ev
T. Eer-lll botn Of Stockton Springs.
ir;oE.ca..ul..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-16
Sessions Are Brief
Continued from Pace Two)

ana they we're passed 10 be engroSsed.
The resolves follow:
'EesoiveJ,. that the supreme judi
cia! court be respectfully requested
% make available for the inspection
ana use Of the senatorial committee
on elections Of The 10Th Legislature
1T the State House at Augusta. Me-
on Jan. %. 1919, the ballots. check
lists ana other election records now
n possession Of said court. that were
cast and used in Ward Four Of the
City of Auburn. IN Androscoggin
county, IN the last September election
SO Ear as The same relate 20 the eiec-
tion Of senators Il said county.
Resolved. that The senatorial
committee IN elections is hereby au-
thoriZed and empowered 10 compel
the attendance of witnesses. the pro-
duction OF books, papers and records.
administer caths. and punish for con-
tempt n tle matter Of the petition
OF II. /. Irish rf Turner, NE, for
seat n the 18th Leg stature.
''AN Summons issued hereunder
may be served ny any officer author
Zed % serve clv!l processes.
Senator Dawes OF Cumberland took
from The table The measure tabled by
h!m Tuesday providing for :he crea-
;.o1 Of he Maine Water Power Com
mission. and il was referred to the
committee on Judiciary.
The resolve providing for The eE-
ntnses f he Legislature salaries and
current expenses OF the state up TO
ne time If he adjournment OF the
Legislature vas given unanimous
passage.
Prayer vas offered AZ the opening
# The Senate session by Rev. T. J.
W.nslaue Of Gardiner.
IN THE HOUSE
Prayer was offered in the House
Wednesday morning by Rev. Mr.
Perry II Ea.loweli.
Rep. Berry II Wa-ervi!ie announced
mat Representative elect Carey Of
-iliat Az wax- present and ready 10
take he "atl of flee. Mr. Berry
was made committee II enc 10 es-
corr MS colleague % ne executive
chamber - subscribe 10 the oa;a.
TIE emergency grsn!ve approp-ias-
az s5,S..--.I5 fl. legislative ana 9th
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-16
STARkS
mary Withee Churchill

Mrs Mary Withce Churchill died
At her ZONE in Starks. Monday, Dec
is. WITH 4 cancer n me throat with
which she aad been afflicted a little
over q year the last few months If
her life she WIS 4 great sufferer.
bearing ner trouble until the las:
patiently never complaining.
Mrs. churchill vas tie daushter
of the iaye Augustus and Susan
W.,Ate Of Augusta. beng the oldest
Of three children, was born Al East
man. Wis. April Is. 1855. coming 10
Maine WITH ner parents when but
sever! years Old. She attended the
puhi.c scnooi of Augusta.
She was united in marriage Get.
-. 1881 70 Lorenzo L. Churchill II
Stars7
The funeral services were candu"-
ted rom Ter late nome in Star1-.
Thursday forenoon ~ u O'Clock. Dc.
u. by The Rev Gardner Wits Of
New Sharon.
Three appropriate hymns wer,
rendered IN T.. r. DAVIS If Farming
ION. the undertaken; Mrs. T r..
Tuppar PLAYED The organ.
Tne interment was II ne A.herl
enetery III Anson. -he bearers
were Messrs Charles Brown. Sidaev
Taylor, Byron Bean, George G"e-n-
le1~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-16
CHINA

SCVTH-NrS. Reed N Wis.ags-! T.
the guest Of Mss Ma Nit hell at !" -
ley Haskells.
Ernest =. Jones Of Somerset. Mass,
who has been visiting her uncle. J Al
her Jones. left on T;,.rsua: for = risr
% Oak Grove seminar thence col-
70 Bangor.
Linwood ". Jones made a business
TIP to Waterville on Tuesda~,
Mr-. Khalil Totah, who ms been vs.
ting the past few DAYS az OAK Grove
seminar ana at Natervile reiuI-ae5
on SATURDAY
:. Lincoln Jones Vas IN Wa.erv:lle
on business Wednesday.
Roscoe z. Jones passed satur1a- and
sundar n Augusta.
WEST-Iladys Burgess, VINO - jelca-
ing scnool n Belgrade. s. AZ home. her
school being closes on account 81 n
aucnZa.
Mr.. and Mrs Fra1s Taylor # VI
erviile were guests at tle nom q
Charles Bailey sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fed Skinner and fam
:iy visited Mr. Skinner mother 3 High
View Farm on sunday
M ana Mrs Clarence i5ow2". and
children were visitors at the home .,
!. L. Goddard sunday
M-s. Harvey Perkins Is SICK with .
bad coe1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-16
Maine Girl in Wellesley
Init Sails FOR France

rour New England girls. members
If the second Wellesley unr' IA n {
snst sailed for Franc VIZ" me "F'-
s4as division ~ Tie Y II, - ~ INC
frs, uni, is now p foreign ser>ce'
xi,l, me Red cross, While The group
ms, sailed vii 10 y. ". q A. work 1T
connection with :he rccreaUonai anu
educational huts Tor the Y. :. -AFinF
OF Occu2at.or.
Miss Elizabeth Pass. tao3. Of WI
-on. Maine, IS leader II The N-I-esieF
unit. Mss Bass has henn 4 pn"slca!
instructor :. the University oI J" -
consir and was for three wears cirec-
,nr ,o- -.c,ue- al Colby Cailesc, wa
.e,y-lIe. Maine She is director ana
nary owner II kine"watna lamp iof
Girls ana IS eIceiicntiy ltted -o-
-screationa! service
MICS Eliza r. NcwRifk, 7o"c- IS :
Ros1on ai-cnItact and Wr:iesie% Oh
5ere lecturer. she mas done naE"-
r.n,aon wori, N Boston and ex;ers,N@
work m house planning anc war
housing.
Miss Alice W;..ns;+E, 1909. ot
F'~amin CHAM. Ma%s-. IS person ~ re-
-,arkahie experience along domestic
ana economic lines.
Miss Emma Hawkr!dge. 1870. q
1873 Beacon street. I3rcokline. Mass,
IS well trained n medical socia WORK.
The other two members q the unit
are n IS Jean Cross II Workers y.
=. and Miss Mar N. Rogers u C;r-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-16

er State expenses for the ars, three
months of 1919, was .i!ally passed by
the House.
Rep. Hoiley # Nog'h Arson gave
notice OF thn hearing by the Bulge,
committe. assisting OF the commit :
tee on appr-p.ia ions. the Governor
and EXecItlv- Council. on the bud
ger 20 be held n he Senate Chamber
a. 80 " edaesday afternoon. He
said that the committee asked the
close cooperation of the members of
tee II working out 4 good, clean line
OF economy for the State. This could
only be done ny the aid OF the mem
bers of the Legislatures; by their
close study and attendance at the
meetings.
We believe said Mr.. Holley. tina,
you owe Il To your constituents and
70 Yourself 10 educate yourselves on
this line. This you can only do by
attending these hearings and study
ing the matter of State finances. I
hope every man here VIII De present
at the rest Of these hearings"
Speaker harrington also urged that
members attend these meetings. He
declared that il was Of the greatest
importance 20 the State that all IA
miliariZe themselves with the supiec,
OF State finance
Free use Of The Hall Of Representa-
tives vas granted the Name Sports
mans Association for lis annual meet
ing Oh the afternoon of Wednesday.
Jan. %.
Adjournment At 1918 10 ID A. II,
Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-16
onai shareholders Hold Annual Session and Elect
Madison Store Entered and Goods Taken from 1t
ID, D Alexander Cockburn Brought to Town - In
ncuon in Up-River Towns Still Critical - Red
\, inner If Giving Out Sewing

he found evidence OF theft. A Saliva
ton Army box. known TO pc we'll filled,
had been relieved of its contents; the
cash registers had been opened and
their contents taken out; a box at
tached 20 a player piano had been pried
off and its contents confiscated. Upon
thorough in, rstigation Of the matter by
reputy Adams and his superior officer.
Sheriff Mooers, the boys were elimina,-
cd from all guilt and attention was next
turned TO the last customers OF the pre-
Vicus evening, who had been in rhe
store at perhaps u.30 Five men hau
i Il the place IN conn any with the pro-
prietor. ana each accounted FOR him-
self and the others in each other pres
ence so thoroughly that they were
eliminated. one. George Campbell. who
had also heen IN the store at about that
me could not De accounted for He
All Got leave the store With the others
Eor lid anyone remember of seeing
hlm Cave. on Monday night a war
-ant was issued and served by Deputy
adams. charging SAID Campbell, with
breaking. entering and larceny. He
Vas brought INTO court Tuesday be
,
by James Thorne, Esq. while The state
was represented by County Attorney
Edward F Merrill
It vas shown mat The store which
vas provided with ! Yale lock. was
locked when Minskv left SATURDAY.
n.gnt as the night Waterman testified
nat he mad tried the aoor ana founI
!, SO. The defendants only witness was
roommate. who testified that lie had
.el aroused about rc . clock by Camp
o-ils entrance. Lher round no money
'por The person of ne accused man
II defense Campbell stated mat ne
hiIev nothing If the affair. that lc did
rct come down town until i o'clock
sunday. ana taat he lad heard MOTH
I.c Of Tie CRIME l7tl that :!I::e. This
y I'd, .,la,,- fvr- ,i,.- a.i ~ .frSpDl Della
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-16
MADISON
George Campbell Held on Lar
ceny Charge-Congregation-
alists Elect Officers

George Campbell was before
Judge Frank Withee Tuesday after
noon on the charge OF breaking ana
entering and larceny AT the store Of
sam MiEsky saturday evening. ].
r. Thorne appeared for the defen-
dant ana County Attorney Merrill Of
Skowhegan for the State Five wit
nesses were introduced by the Stats
anc testified to seeing Campbell in
the Minsky store late Saturday
evening but did not see him go oft
Campbell testified that ne did nat
hiae IN the store and went to his
room at the Great Northern board
ing house but did not meet anyone
Judge Withee found probable cause
and ordered Campbell 10 appear
before the grand jury and relcase
him on his own recogaixance.
The annual business meeting If
the Congregational church was hell
at the church Tuesday evening and
the following officers were elected
Moderator, Orlando Walker; clerk.
Ernest {. Weston: treasurer, George
Il. Files: deacons. K. c. Gray,
f rank Dnsmore. E. c. Weston. DR..
]. P. Lancaster. Rev. Jas. 8. Clark.
G f Caldwell and Mrs Effie Weston
We're appointed a committee to NOM
mate 4 list II officer, 70 he voted on
next Tuesday evening.
2. x. Edwards returned Tuesday
rom Lewiston where he went 70 At
tend Il committees meeting of the
Maine State Tndertakers' Associa-
ton.
Friends Of Mrs Phoebe Haywood.
4 former We'll known residen, of this
village. vii! &c interested 20 learn
that she IL now employed by the
government
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-16
HEALTHY BOWELS

N,ne-tenti1S IF human sickness from
nfanc1- to Old age. corn'-s from stomach
or bowels being out Of order
aeadaches. tired feeling. nervous de-
preston. weakness. spots before the
e-es. bad breath. sieeplessness. irrita-
1ii,v. dizziness and many other signs
d s!enncss stop if you tIeat the stom.
acs and bowels rignt and let them into
working orier
TIC prescription. known as DR. Trle's
E;iAr ms done wonders for sick peo-
Pile men. women and children. because
II is The one remedy TIA, you can rely
on 10 Sc, things right n the stomach
anu bowels.
Sold by all druggists Rig or little.
everywhere. Druggists. as a rule. are
very honest. They 10 not Try TO sub
s,ttute. something else for DR.. True $
Elixir. because they know its value.
Many druggists use L in ioair own
IaIuitieD.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-16

Get some GOLD MEDAL Haariem
Oil Capsules at once. They are IN old.
tried preparation used al ever the
world for centuries. They coaeain oaly
oidstashicned. soothing oils conbined
with strength. giving and systsn.c cleans
ing herbs, well known and used by ply
sicians in their daily practice. GOLD
MEDAL Haariem Oil Capsules are i'm
ported direct from the laboratories in
Holland They are convenient to taks,
and will either give prompt relief or
your money will be refunded. Ask for
them at any drug store. but b sure
70 get the original imported GOLD
MEDAL. brand. Accept no substitutes
In sealed packages. Three sizes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-16

ware. who testified that he had seen
campbell standing on Minskvs STEPS
not later than si5 Justice Withea
FOUND cause TO hold lIr Campbell 70,
the grand jury. lie was however, al
rrItted 10 bail Campbell is q 1naa
about 10 Eears of age with no family.
ara is in the employ of the irea.
Northern Paper CO.
The fourth Quarterly conference II
ne Centenary Methodist church viii
be held Friday evening Ii 80 in tae
Vestry Of 'he church. D. 3. Holt Il
Auburn VIII preside and deiiver an
address on tile Centenary Movement
of Methodisr. Reports from, the sew
era! societies Of the church will be
heard. This Will be an open meeting.
and all members Of the PARISH are
urged 20 attend.
Wesley Watson If this tow, an.
Mrs. Sterson Of Lewiston are ship
ping carload Of oxen 10 Boston this
| week. These have been collect ed
! from up-river towns and are. fire
/. specimens of their kind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-16
State House Chat

-hn ioint committee or xays md
,ir.,i.es flad L conference "Wednesday
morning with Governor Milliken.
Tho condition # Lieut. Percy
Crane. secretary Of the Senate. WHO
IS Il IN ne Augusta General hos
p4tai. wqs reported. "Wednesday as
improved. Deputy Srervta.,- - stare
l.. Ernest Thornton. Wa IS ,empor-
ar:lv filing his position, is familiar
yi-,, The .i.tias. having -asigne
two wears AFRO as deputy secretarr
Of he Senate 4" AXE his present
nositior n TIE STATE depar- mrn5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-16
THE MOST DANGEROUS
OF ALL DISEASES

Ne organs II the human body are 50
Important to health and long life as the
kidneys. When they slow up and com
mcnce to ias in their duties, look out.
Danger 10 in eight.
Find out what the trouble is-xi.h-
ont delay Whenever you feel nervous.
weak, dizzy, suffer from sieeplessness.
or hxve pains in the back. wake up at
one. Your kidneys need help. These are
signs TO warn you that your kidneys
are not performing their functions
properly. They are only half doing
their work and are allowing impurities
70 accumulate and b converted into
uric acid and other pcisons, which
art causing you distress and will de-
stroy you unless they are driven from
your aysten.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-16
Signed by Governor

TIE following public ACTS !ave
t.eerl algred ~ Governor car! Z. Nil
}iken
An act - appropriate moneys for
lie cost Of rhe 1919 session Of Tie
LEGISLATURE. for payment # all sal
.s-.es fixed by law. Tor general de-
parrmental expenses II The State IN
situations. required for The period
nrinr % me adjournment q ne
present Legislature.
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<ORPIDGENOCK
Card 81 T.lnkz

We The undersigned ~sh ~ extend
our thaa~ 70 o,~ Aatl friends ana
nel-hbor-. $50 NJ. Nestle, who ex-
tended .hei- syrnrathy ii cur recent be-
reavc.rcnt Also for he beautiful low
els sent
MRS. FRED r WAIE.
Mr.. ann MRS. FRANK WADE.
Nh. HARRY WADE
ME. AM. MRS. ~RED GIBBS.
SoEridgewock AA4re. Jan. .. 1919.
lAni6dlte
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AIN

TIE W " club met last week
with Mrs. {. n. HoodIe,c
Mrs, P"-ov J"wett ana daughter
went - Gardiner Thursday.
quite 4 number went rom his
plaza "a attend The installation N
Overs Valley Grange ~ North New
caste
r y Conctlev Of Portland vas Y
town Wednesdays.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-16
CONSTANT PAIN
after EATING
The Tortures Of Dyspepsia
Corrected by "fruit-a-tives

I-ul two gears. suffered tor-ures
rrom Severe Dyspepsia. / had con-
slant pains after eating: pains down
-" sides and back: and horrible bit
,er stuff cften came up IN my mouth.
I RCD doctors. but they did not help
ms. But as soon rs I started tax
tx F-,It-a tives' cor Fruit Liver
Tablets, ! began 10 improve ana
this medicine. made Of fruit juices
relieved ne when everything else.
failed
MRS. HUDSON MARSEBAN Nh
51c. box. for $50, trial size Csc.
1T dealers or from FRUIT A-TINES
Limited, OCpENSBCR re, n. ADV.