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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
MURTO TN CONOCIDO
E%XPLORADOR della
BAJA CALIFORNIA
REM GreveI era uno de
los ~eXtyanjeros que
mas bien han he
cIlo a Mexico

Del Serricio especial dc Ii PRENSA"
NEXICALI. Baja California, fe-
brero 3.-Acaba de MORN en- esta pc
hlaci6n uno de los hombres mas in
~teresantes para Ia vida de Ia Baja
California. IN gran emprendedor, Re
ne Griyel.
Probablemente su d~esaParicion va
? causar un estancamiento en- la mar
cha del progreso del Distrito Norte
De Ia Baja California, asi era de IN
tensa Y de generosa Ia Influenza del
i eyplorador de esta peninsula.
La vida del senior Rene Grivel re
cuerda d IL de los grandes conquis-
tadores espanoles que dcscubrleron
! estas tierras Y las dieron a la clVl'
lizaci6n despues de labrar parte de
elias con un esfuerzo inconmensura-
bic.
LIZ obrc dc Grircl
II nompre de Grjvel Sc c~onservara
s~ieA1rra en- ell DistritO Norte dc la
Baia California, y Sc pronunclara con
respeto por todoS los meNicanos de
Ia region. Alguien ha comparable a
Grivel con aquel oCro frances que tan
10 hiZo Dor Ia industrial meNlcana,
Ernesto Pugibct: pero proba5lemente
nj Il hoy nos referimos es mas no
table que cl extinto Director de E
! p,,a0 TOrp
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VENEAS

NoLlNoS PARA NINTAMAI. Los uaic1s
uu. dan satisilcci6n. 'HEca!So|' "!-.0o:
",Nnstezuma" con vo!antc. Ss.5o: "Moc:czr-
ma con ci-iicHa. s6.5G.- Pidalcs 4 j. y.
Flores : Hno. lIorcs"il!c. Texas. tD :
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ARRENDAMiEMT0S

CUARTOS BARhTOS. con o sin nueb!cs. \
. cuadras de Alamo Plaza. iiG Bowie St
Sc REEThN cuartos amue5lados on cGsa
dc familia meTicaEa. ccrca ccntro. Jl9
Dryer Ave.
81; ARRIENDA en- 1901 Saunders Ave. l.
initial &c una casa, I famiiia cue TO teHga
niHos Todas las coalodidaGcs. S1S.jo men
sralcs
HOTEL SAN LUIS. Cuar.oS linpics > ia.
rates. Precios espcciales por -erana 2oi
-. San.a Rosa AVE. San Antonio. Te2as.
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TEND0 NUY BAR.NTA Motcsicleta Harley
Davidson de DOS cilirdros. muy bucn estado.--
!G9 ". San Saba. 3d.
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PROFESSIONALS

DIR SALoME CARA ALDAPE: de n Fs-
cultad dc Mexico. autorizaGo en- ei sstaoo Gs
TeTas Espec:a,ista en- cirugia On general.
of;c;na ITO Z. NueTa ST. Telefono travn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08

vENDO EN- ABCTOS mIquinss O. coser
SINGER" ditcr"n;cs c~stilos: FonGgrafcs
COLUMBIA" riapos y maGuinas de cscri-
Dir OLIVER. VE&DO AL CONTADo
discos 'CcLUMB!A". m:iuiinas SINGER"
.,sadas. may baratss. ClaSeS Ge forbade GRA-
IT'S. Sc HACE HEMSTiTCHlNG - ..icz
ccnrnyOs yarGa. F. dc los Santos. Tel. Tr.
6SJg. GOT DuloroSa s..
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L0S NNGELEs NERCANTILE 90.

VENDEMCS L.c.itimo "SALYARSAN" inn
rurtado. Hug!,c: DRUG Store. &c 4. Eous-
ton. 4. 4. Luckcnbach.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08

BUENA GRATIFICACJON &c Gar:I a Ia per-
soma Que nr0porciCnc iriorrHss cic-toS &c Ia
S~a. Pa lbaT-a. QUEEN actUaImentc anGa On
compania dc IA familia del Sr. :Alhino Boca-
nc-ra. para communicable .SUntos imroTtantes
il. farriiia. DIriiarsc sonrr c! particular 4
Celso Barrera IbarTa. Eagle Pass. Texas.
tIGl
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Sc VEEDE una b:cicicta Iltimo modelo, ex-
cclentes ccndiciorcs. con TODD y equipo. Di-
riyirse l2S Dwyer Ave. I3)
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oCITA-ARRUGAS. Magico Talisman contra
Ia vejez: herrncsca. da frescura al cutis. dui-
:ando las arruSas por rebeldes que sean.
Precio St.0o. Direction: Minerva Medn
cine Co. 3OGi5 Guadalupe St, San Anto-
MO. Tevns.
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AVISOS d. OCCASION
DIVERSOS

On ANUNCTO en- LA TRENSA" sicr1pre
Is de exito SECURE. Lame I'd. al ~telafono
Travis PHI y a1L1cicse desGe lrcgc.
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$500 De GRATIFiCACIOH Sc dar;,n Il Ia
rcrsora que nc informc del I~aradcro del
81. Juan Mejorado. lie - amos dc cdad. NJ
to. moreno. b;=otc blanc" y ojos ~a=u!cs. Is
originario de MontrE,orc!os. n. L.. NCNIco.
. hijo dc Bcnito Mciorado. DirljaEsc Sobrc
cl particular 4 ladalccio MGjoraGo. 2l5 n.
Houston Ave. pcnison. Texas. Coi
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EfPRESoRES:- 81 ~neccsita csaueias de
defunci5n. grandes. estilo mexicano. escrihs
p.diendo precios y ElCestras 3 lGnacio Z.
Lozano. lis y. Santa Rosa Ave. San An
tonic. Texas.
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DESEo SABER ct ac,anI domiciLo de Fell
pc Bar.icntos. Guicu probanlcnentc Sc en-
cucntra ahora 81 ci CoCdadO de Bear del
EstaGc dc Texas. Cuafpuirr !n!Urmc sobrc
81 lart;cul2r dirijaSc = Isabel O-ta. III
Matauoros ST. Sar Antonio. Texas. ,oI
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81 NECESTTA cares ra-a rHudan:2S o car
81. cTniPC5cs. liable I HoSALES: Ieeio7i
Travis tl-G.
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BTENA GRATtTTCACION Sc dsra 4 Il. per
sona que proporcioDc informes cicr;oS dc los
Sres. Teodoro = Anastasio Ortiz. GuieHcs ~
JuIiu dc 1918 SC crront-ahaR en- Co:U!a.
T"yaz. D~;-ijarsc sobrc G. particular 4: Me
YES TIoyar o 4 Julia Mcna, Box 3o6, Gro
,,c,or Texas. tlOy
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MANDE AMPLIFICAR su retratn por Si.6s
;amaTn q 2o~ % prlCadas. c6ncayc. He-Go-
SO traba:o. Envic 81 ordea acoTpanada dc
original y valor en- giro postal n Y. dc l.
Sara. 40S Morales ST. San Antonio. Texas.
NUY POCOS DIAS
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CON $500 gra:iticare = Ia persona que me
prorurcione info.me5 cHactrs dc Cr!sHln MI
loz. originario =. hguascal!cnics Mexico.
En- -oi5 rccib! sUs Uit;mas roticlas dc San
Fernando. Calf. TcGo info-rnc -obrc 81 par
ticular dirijasc 4 %icyes Munoz. Pawncc City.
Schr. 60
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.Actualmente pesa el campe6n 275 Ii.
bras. pero cree que para Ia fecha del
match, Sc rebaiara hasta 245.
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TALLER Observation-Disclosures NJ. 70,
driguez. repsraci5n De Io"ografos lie tcda7
Glasses = rlacuiras De coser SI>!GER y 20
NOGRAEOS COLUMBIA muevos. en- ABBO:
NOS. de -eclnda Yraro, ri contado. MUY
EARATOS. leo BUENAVfSTA ST. S'H
Hr.pniu. Teas.
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G.. MENnEZ Y HNOS.

Concentrates en- Frutss y Legrmbrcs.
Fuerte ex;stencia en- Chile Verde en- Vina-
gre y SEQ dc todas clases. 2lS aaramoros
St. San Antonio, Texas.
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81 prinrcra ca-ca- Esc-loSag> "c=o' '"""''
no. - uomb-e y direction,
CFECaGO Fi!LORS i~SS"tit:t5N
Dent. II $50 So. Franklin St. Chicago
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PEGAMOS toda ciaSe de msquinaria en- gene
raj. EngranageS. c~ualquier plea de autom0-
vii: cortamos rieles. ~viguetas dc hero y
accro Y TODD material hccho dc cstos meta
les. Comprarcos parties rotas DC autom6-
vilcs. las reparamos : vcndenloS. TeNTs Weld
ing Co.. 1905 ". Houston st. San AntO-
MO, Texas. ijD
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E.MPLEOS

ST NECESITA muchacho cor bicicleta para
entrcga- ROMA 4 domicilio--Nean a Eusebio
RODRIGUEZ. sos Garden St. Telsfono Travis
E,Q
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ST listed desea poncrSc eli c~ontacto con los
Agricultores Y Comerciantcs de Mexico, 10
mejor que puede haccr eS anuEciarse en- 81
"ADELANTE''. direction :-Io22 So.
Leona st. San Antonio. Texas. (2SD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-07

Jennie Penniman, and his nephew. Mi
Ian Thomas, for the past two weeks,
have returned to their home in Quincy,
MESS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington ElEs have
in al ed a telephone in their home on
Ma street. the call for which is 97-12.
Mrs. Mabey johnson Harr 8 is in town
in connection with the lyceum concert
ecu 81 which will be given for the ben
eft of the public library.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward McSwigen. who
have been guests of Mrs. Mcswigen' 8
mother, Mrs. Flora Kelley and her
aunt, Mrs. David Ellis. for the past
we k, let Monday for Portland. where
they will he guests Of relatives a few
Gays before returning to their home in
Meet crd Mass.
Mrs. Napoleon st. Peter and Mrs.
P>rry of Fa rfiell and Mrs. Alex Gould
of Kineo were weekend guests Of Mrs.
Mar; Jork.
Mrs. Frank Soule left Monday for
Skowhegan to visit her nephew. Alton
Rolfe, for a few days. Mrs Soule will
flso visit her sister Mrs. Fred Rolfe of
Canaan, before returning home.
Elmer Task has returned from sew
eral days visit at his farm in Corn.
Vile
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-07

Winfield Crosb" Fest tisd Sunday
RICH. Mt hi home on the corn.r Of Fair
fed and Main It eets, Ge 60 years.
Mr. FIR lad been in poor edith for
III, pa t ear but had only cen con-
fined to tie house the llst six weeks.
II, was horn in Ma. Teton DC %, 1883.
q d came to Oakland to resiGe about
II eye rs ago. fecrrrg EN- 10y ment in
t e station of the Central NJ tine Power
Co., and Sc on a ter married Mrs. Mary
Nann. The family lived here about
two years and then moved to Pttshell
returning to oakland about four years
arc, where they have since re sided. He
is rvived by his wi e, three children.
Angeline, Clarence and Donald Frost;
three 8 e"childr2n, Mary. w nfeld and
Ger Wann; two brothers. Leslie
Fro t CT Mil nccket and Waldo Eros:
Of Pressure ! le. and two sisters. Mrs.
Cora Maddox Ct Boston and Mrs. Hattie
TIL mas CT Pressure Isle. Funeral GER
Vi es viii be held at the residence
Wedre fay afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev.
G. l.. W"eaten CT the Free Baptist
CHI ch fficiat'ng. Interment will be at
aAe1iaw cemetery.
William Crrrie of Portsmouth. ". H..
was a weekend guest Of relatives in
town.
Miss Fl renee Palmer. who attended
the Muse Festival at Bangor last week
and has s'nce been the guest OF rela-
tives, returned Monday to her home IN
town.
The adi,s' Mis- i-nary Societv Of the
FIRST Bap list church evill meet Wednes
dav afternoon a. the home of Mrs. A.
II. Oliver on C'u-ch street.
The annual inspection of Sergeant
Wyman Woman's Relief Corps will be
held this evening in the Pest rooms.
Mrs. Lena A. Hunt. department assist.
ant inspected. will be present to inspect
the work. Refreshments will be served
during the evening and each member
Is urgently requested to be present.
Mis- Charlotte TlAkford is employed
in the store Of c. H. Martin during tho
abrence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, who
are attending ths Music Festival at
Pc tland.
Mrs. Herbert Skillings has returned
from a weekend visit with her aunt
Mr.. Katherine I-crne Of Dexter.
Mr.. and Mrs Calvin Dyer who have
been visiting M. Dyer's sister. Mrs
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pooler, Is con-
fined to his home by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Leech re-
turned Monday to their home in Dex-
ter after passing the weekend with
their daughter Mrs. .faurice Manson.
The annual supper and selection OF
of1cers Of the Ladies' Social Circle OF
the First Baptist church were held
Friday evening in the church vestry
and the following officers were elected
for the coming year: President. Mrs.
Edward Wing; vice president. Mis-
Edna Kerr; secretary and treasurer
Miss Louise Benson.
The regular meeting Of the Com
munity chorus will be held this even
ing at 7.30 o'clock in Library hall, and
a full attendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall and DR..
Edge Grant have returned from a
visit with Mr.. Halls brother, Maui
rice Hall Of Scion. They were also
guests of friends and relatives in
Norridgewock, Madison and Skowfe-
gan.
L. T. Sturtevant and children Of
Fairfield were guests Sunday Of Mr..
Sturtevant's mother, Mrs. r. A. Stur-
tevant of Oakland Heights.
Kennebec Pomona Grange will hold
n all day meeting Wednesday at
endReld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Moore have re-
turned from several days visit
with Mrs. Moore's sister, Mrs. VIII
liam Brown of Abbott.
Rev. Weston P. Holman and George
T. Johnston are attending the Minis
ters' and Laymen's Retreat held ut
the Hammond street Methodist
church, Lewiston, Monday and Tues
day.
The Tuesday Club will hold their
first meeting of the season this after
noon in the vestry Of the First Bap-
fist church. The subject for the
afternoon will be France" and pa
pers relating to the government, his
tory and customs Of the people will
be read.
Frank Dyer. who has BEEN employed
as Iaym err at the office of the Cas-
ca lie We olen mil, has completed his du-
tie. and rcturrel to his home in Fox
! croft. His place VIII be filed by H. j.
line of Fiamiagham, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Layerne Watson have
re urned from weeks visit at the
h me Of Mr.. Watson's uncle. Cyrus
Watson Of West New5ury. Mass.
! Mr.. George Russell has returned
from Concert, n. H., where she was
callei by the death of her niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Afams la return
e, ON weeks visit with relatives
III East Wilton. They were acoompa-
lid hem. by Mss Grace Brown and
r 4 ert CIrrie, who have been guests
= OF relatives in Sabattus and East Will
ton. The trip was made by auto.
Mss Fe,cn Ca1 TO d has re- rnei from
n extended vi l. wi h frord in Prov
ite.c:, r. l., Boston .ld p r. and.
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OAKLAND

At the regular meeting Of Cascade
grange Saturday evening Young Pec-
pies night was observed and the
chairs were filed by the following
young people: Overseer. Alton Kerr;
lecturer, Eugene Wort; steward,
Arleen Sullivan; assistant steward,
Alva Kerr; chaplain, Marjorie Whit
ney; treasurer, Alice Brimestine; Sec
rotary. Edna Kerr; Ceres. Helen
Blaisdell: Pomona. Edith Brooks;
Flora. Bessie Bickford; lady assistant
steward. Ethel Gleason. After the
business meeting the following pro-
gram was carried out: Vocal duct
by Viola Oliver and Edna Kerr; read
ings by Clarence Oliver, Mildred Per-
kins and Ernest Oliver; a short far ,e
entitled "The Yankee Doodle Dandy"
was presented by six girls; readings
by Lucretia Gleason and Earl Saw
telle; piano duet, Marjorie Whitney
and Florence Gilman. Refreshments
Of sandwiches. cake and coffee were
served.
Mrs. Lyman Dennison, who was a
weekend guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
Wood. returned Monday to her home
in Winthrop.
Mrs. John Walton left Monday for
Portland. where she will be guest
Of friends for few days and will at
tend the musical festival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thomas Of Oak
land and Captain and Mrs. Earl
Thomas were guests Sunday Of rela-
tives in Rome, making the trip u
auto.
Mrs. Clinton Stevens and young
daughter have gone to Scion to visit
relatives for q short time.
Mrs. Edward Scott and son Warren.
who have been guests Of Mrs. Scots
niece, Mrs. Frank Trainer, have re-.
turned to their home in North An
son.
Rev. r. R., Dolsman occupied the
pulpit at the Asa Bates Memorial
chapel at Oakland Heights Sunday
. afternoon.
Frank Hubbard ana Mrs. Blbrie
Fisher have returned from q week.
end visit with friends ana relativss
in Stetson.
c. A. Page, has bone to Madison
where he will be q guest Of relatives
for q time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Baker and M
and Mrs. Percy Larkin left Monda.
on hunting trip to Deadwater.
Mrs. Josephine Gaylord ana daugh.
ter Margaret, who have been guest.
Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Asa Gaylord a,
Rocky Shore camps during the sum.
mer, returned Monday to their home
in Wrenthafn. MASS.
Mrs. q. N. Nelson has return ed
from weekend visit with friends il
Canaan.
Dr.. Edge Grant. Mrs. Robert Blair
Mrs. Belle Perry. Frank Hubbard an
Mrs.. Elbrie Fisher attended the meet
ing OF the Kew England Order :.
Protection which was held In Water
vile Monday evening.
Charlie Pooler. the young son Z
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WINSL0W

Mrs. George S. Paine left Monday
morning for trip to Boston and
Miss Mildred Paine left for Portland
to attend the Maine musical festival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Eaton accom-
panied by Mrs. Eaton's mother Mrs.
Rosetta Scribner of Waterville, ha We
returned from an enjoyable automo-
bile trip. They visited Mrs. Eaton's
brother and wife Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Scribner at Medfeld, Mass, from
there they visited another brother #
Mrs. Eaton's. Herman Scribner at
Detroit, Mich. They also visited at
Buffalo and Syracuse, New York and
Hamilton. Ontario, and while en-
route for home they were visitors 1t
the Brockton fair. Herman Scribner
Of Detroit accompanied them home
for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. W. Carlisle enter
tanned Sunday, Albert Carlisle and
daughter Matte and grandchildren,
Miss Pearl, Annie and Georgia and
Mrs. Hattie Carlisle all of Bangor.
One day the later ..'art Of the week
Mrs. George 8. Getchell was knocked
down twice by q ram, owned by Will
Glidden. which she was trying to
drive from her garden. Mrs. Getchell
was injured quite severely and has
been obliged to use cane to get
around. Mrs. Charles M. Chapman,
the same day In running from the
ram fell down and injured her finger
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bridge Of First
street, returned Saturday evening
from a visit with relatives at New
Bedford, Mass. They also visited at
Plymouth, Mass. and attended the
Brockton fair. While away Mr.. and
Mrs. Bridge celebrated their 25th
anniversary and the birthday Of Mrs.
Bridge.
VIM L. Rhoades, Edward Estes,
Miss Ruth Drummond and Mrs. Wal
ter Smell, passed the weekend 1t
Owls Head.
Mrs Elisabeth Estes is a guest II
her daughter Mrs. w. L. Rhoades.
Perharn Folter accompanied by his
father Peter Folter left Monday on
weeks hunting trip to Stratton.
Miss Fern McKenney of North An.
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daughter Helen Of Scion, were week.
end guests Of Mr.. Rays sister Mrs.
j. J. Rainey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Wall are enter
>taining Miss Gertrude Connors Of
Providence, r. l.
Kenneth Bragg Of Portland. for
merly of Waterville, Sunday called OH
friends in town.
James l.. Dean left Monday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Kennedy, Mrs.
Ella Kennedy and party from Gin
ton on a weeks automobile trip TO
Quebec. While en- route the party
will camp nights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rich Of Port
land. former Winslow residents, Sat-
urday and Sunday called on friends IN
town.
Miss Irene Getchell after a visit at
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JUST SEE HOW
P0SLAM HELPS
Skin OVERNIGHT

Poslam soothes, refreshes and heals
su1ering skin. with never a possibility
OF harm. A brief experience with Pos
lam. will prove its value. For instance;
apply a little on some affected part al
night. n the morning. your own eyes
md evidence OF its healing work. If
famed spot-the chances are that it has
disappeared. II virulent .eruptionaI
disorder, It should be subdued, SO much
80 that you will want Poslam to keep
right on.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories. pa
West 47th St., New York City
skin. Contains Poslam.-Ady,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-07

son, is attending Thomas Business
college at Waterville. and boarding
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Shores.
Kendall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Marcia is i'll with the scarlet fever.
baked bean supper and entertain
ment will be held next Friday even
ing at the East Winslow Baptist
church.
Edison Phillips and Guy Roundy
have employment at the Maine State
hospital at Augusta.
Mrs. James l.. Dean will attend the
Maine musical festival at Portland
and also visit relatives.
Mrs. VIM. II. Booker left Sunday
with Gardiner relatives for several
days automobile trip to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Ray ami
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-07

the home Of her grandfather Ira
Getchell has returned to Augusta.
The Lithgow club will hold its frs,
meeting of the season. Wednesday
Oct. 8, at the home of the president
Mrs Georgia Pooler, on the Cushmar
road.
s. c. Reynolds and family have
moved from thu Oakland road to TIKI
Baxter house this town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-07

Red Mems hail. across the road from
the store was the only building
threatened by the flames. but efforts
Of the fre fighters saved 1t from
harm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-07

A piece of property fronting on
Fore river, Portland. containing Sl0,'
900 square feet. has been purchased
by Philadelphia concern. the name
of which has not been made public.
1t Is understood that a wharf, ware
house and apparatus for loading and
unloading ships will be erected at a
cost of about $55O,O00.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-07

lightning struck at East Sebago
about A. NJ. Friday, causing fire
which destroyed the M. P. Fitch
general store with a,loss on buildings
and contents estimated at $4,000.
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Amans life - among men -!

DEEL them off-"Rio' Gibraltar, Ceylon, Yoke
N hama-al the great ports of the world-are they
only places on the map to you are they ports
where you've gone sailing in from the high seas with
every eye along the shore turned admiringy on your
big shp-your ship
Are the great world ports nothing to you but little
red spots in your school geography, they real
towns whose funny streets you've walked-whose
strange sights you've seen-whose agnihcence you've
adrnired-towns in which you've greeted the worlds
sailor men from the Seven Seas2
Make each port you visit mean another big expert
ence. Curious spots, beautiful spots, ugly spots,
famous spots, and every of them more interesting
to than anything you ever read about in all your
life. Every has United States ship sailing for
some port worth seeing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-07

If you've any call in you for full hfe-join, and
color all your years ahead with memories of things
worth seeing-wth knowledge worth having-with
an nexhaustible fund of tales and adventures
picked up ashore and aAoat that will make you
welcome man in any company
Compare such personality with that of men who
content to just stick around all their days and
nothing. Boyl
Work?-sure, andla mans work it is, among men.
j., Play2-well, rather, with bunch of men who know
how to play. These comrades of yours carry in
their the sounds of great world cities. of boom
ing guns, of swasng seas-sounds you will share with
them and that will never die away. n.sy..
And when you come home, you'll face life ashore
with level eyes-for Uncle Sam trains in self reliance
as we'll self.respect. The Navy builds straight
no nQlYcoddlea
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-10

most notable book q volsD. Life ~
Thomas Hart Benton. Life Of Gouver-
neur Morris
Ranch Life and Hunting Trails.
Hstory or New York city The Wild
erness Hunter american Ideals and
other Essays (Social and poiiticai).
The Rough Rider. The strenuous Life
Life % oliver Cromwell African came
Trails
He ccllaborated with G. 3. 5tinuci
in three hunting books for the Boon and
Crockett club. American Big Game
Hunting .-untng in Many Lands and
Trail and Campfire.
He collaborated with senator Henry
Cabot Lodge in work known as Hero
Tales from American History.
"During his strenuous life as piesi-
dent he found time to write TIE Deer
Family. The Outdoor Pastimes of an
American Hunter and contributed
many articles to magazines. The Anc-
lent Irish Sagas published ia 1906. j.
2 remarkable instance Of his yersatllity.
His editorial articles appearing IN the
Outlook few years aso attracted the
attention of the world.
TO Theodore Roosevelt. rs called sta
ton ia life or caste. amounted to Moth
ing in his analysis Of character and the
making Of men. from what We some
times call from the lowest ia the high
est men ia the country counted for
naught
To him one person vas as good IS
any other So long as he was straight
forward, opan ana was Willing to 40 his
part in making our country a better