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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
PREPARATION
Serious Problem Is Be
fore Peacenlakers
Scec:ai Commission May Refer to
Council Of Grca, Powers and Gov.
e-rr,e-. +eacs Question AS %
Whether Of, Not Cost Of War Snail
Sc Charges 70 Huns

Pars. Feo. THE question Il
dI.ng me .luge amount The eneny Is
% par Tor repatriation IS taxing sucl
form before the commission en re
pa-a-!cn Of the peace Conference that
K may nave 70 ne referred 70 lie
council ii ne s-ea, powers and t5
ne heads II lie var.ous govern
ruents. owing t. the SERIOUSNESS II
ne main issue presented.
This :sSue turns principally 1n
whether ne cost n the var.oE5
countries in cordGc-.rg he var
shat! be included u the cla.rl, I az
d.,:on 70 -epa-ac.on Tor damages.
e IS maintained ~ l..ose urging
ne negative Jew that he comnuai-
cation senr 70 President Wilson or
the allies WIEN the" E-yt accepted
ne eGr-lan proposal Tor IN a-TTl!
st.ce. declared specifically only tor
-eparat!on. anu made no mention oI
he cost OF va The latter how
ever. .las now become Gne u me
cliet claims.
IN view Of the importance II this
:ssiIe i IS possible that President
wilson ana others II the liches;
authority vii De consulted by cable
AMI wireless.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
HUB PLANS RECEPTION


-''"- 1s gwen 'oda' % TIE plans
for he Tlsat Of President Wilson 1ez.
Monda. This was made possible
ov me -eca,,r IL ,,-aisss ,ass.as
"s--e' ~ ~ g il
ing 'Ae PROBABLE tine OF The a--lva.
Of the steamer George Washington.
T-7a r7-as,1c-- I. av,ac-,s -
.
---'-'-- u ~-i1 r-'' oii-F I 'e" hour
lTan m,o-torenoon g e1--- evening
The meeting al Mechanics Building.
IL yr.r- ~ ~,r fa-.vo- -r,a ,n.,.
- r. = - IT. "--1 y -iei1 II
inc afternoon probanl. 1t : o clock
President wilson Will SPEAK extern, :
ao-,nao,Is,v tr,i y u ,nTa-e,,o,,
III III.
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u
.-.-
spent 4 SHOT, me II las 81 1e'' LIS
morning. ~ TAD iuncneon a hid
Ia. ana lis a3ne..tc vas GOOD. .at.er
,u-,c,,aor !. -,s-oi ,,,,ia ,,s no,
-'-''e'' - '-1e'i'=i - i7t>i-i' i r.
During ne morning NJ C!e:nenceau
-erI,,es. III - Sc. Inspector nacaulia.
49, -os,1a ~ .,,.e.-,.a,.., .,r,.,.,,-
~ "'ie'l '-0'--H ''i''oG Els de'l1A'
TIE premier RECEIVED DecalGin n
l.s i7-e-c.,ar.her shook HIS hard
,.,-a-cus... -, oor--,..,.a-,,, 49,, ~,
- courage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

hed Cross society ecr the purpose 81
dong everything possible 20 eadeav3r
not only 10 cure disease but SO far AZ
possible. % cleanse the word AMI arc.
F1nt disease l4ni suffering
4 an fearful tlaL L [ were 10 tor
mere you would rate nc as tneoret-
lca. 1ealis'. but I an confident ma
~hen :ou become tI.lv informed " Ire
plan whicl vc shall present ~ou will
anG i not 9niv simple n design LII
easy of execution. vii .e!a:c -
orief.' IS possible
The Req Cross organizations Il me
he s-eat powers represented here 20.
riSat recently ae!u j conference Il
Nauaes. where views we're EXCHANGED
a1u i genera. program adopted. We
Adjourned from Cannes % Geneva
where ne called upon The Inte-.a..or-
d. Red Cross and presented our susges-
IONS. iustave -Ador ne president OF
the international Red cross and ,le
president OF the Swiss Confederation.
gave Is q most cordia! reception Az:
received our suggestions WIN ever
consideration.
AFTER me conference i Ie-e-a Ne
I've Red Cross Constituted ourselves
committee 10 ne known as the Comm
lee OF Red Cross societies 70 tor-nu.
-2Ie o propose the Rel cross societies
OF ne world 4 program OF Red cross
activities n the interest n tlurrauir.-
1t response . ne request NJ ou- com
1llttce The international committee mas
allied I conference u Red C-7ss sc. .e-
les OF ne world 10 BE he.d II Geneva
= io?s after peace shall have been de-
AIRED.
Our roTI!--tee VII TOW ad our1 -
Cannes. vle-e Ne VII devote ourselves
. the formulation i a program . ta
suorn!t-e,; e TIE Geneva conference
Il s our idea eventually that me pro-
gram VI. include man subjects
Our present Thought thar our -i-e-
efforts should cover me su3sec-s Or
public health and sanitation. nursing
tuberculosis. cnlli welfare ara -.a.a-
and certain other Infectious diseases
There would ~ developed 4, Gene~a
an organization winch would -ace!>.
rom every Red C7oss soc:er- N 10
world any information n Inland IN
provement hearing upon tie va-.oas
subjects II which ..lav were .ncareS-as;
This organization would immediately
communicate such Information 20 ever.
other Red Cross organization n he
word. 81 his method the entire
world xouid De Kept tllly- Informed =
ne latest ard oest practices n various
subjects
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

ships. President Wilson expressed tie
wish that us steamer should pro-
-eeG a-one i recessa.,'
Therefore the New Nez.co also
dropped ouc n ne Inc ana wien iay
broke neither. me aatl.eshlp nor any
II the four iesi-ope-s Vas n sight.
The only other vessel 20 be seen IN
he leav.ng STA was a tour- Inaste1
schooner.
The George Washington continued
.oda- . behave exceilently L be
I4rne evident, however -la. Inc
strong winds and heayv seas might
ie!ay -l.e snip and interfere with TIC
Presidents Boston program. There
fore. new course vas LAD further
north than vas originally planned.
T'ilc., Will cut of about zoo miles or
the juor1ey and maze y virtually
certain that me President Will laad
in Boston Aonday i there IS 10 fur
-!,e- delay.
President Wilson did some work
with MS correspondence today he
also inspected me crew Of ne snip.
accompanied by Capt McCauley
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ONLY WEEK HERE

WASHINGTON. Fen. -t-F-eslderL
--..sc, .--,,-,rr = Eos-or Monday-
i,. wet. :, ma
VII sPelc '-f
United states oe1oc9 III d - : = =
March ). 70 -etu-, % Paris.
:, o,--c,,a-.or az ! yaek crowded
o-. ,o-+,-erca
" - =
Win M rcr@-s1 --eiaI-oAs p'A-'-'--
teas Il Congress. The signing o. 5ilis-
..-,--o- ~ ,.a-,ous domestic rros1-
,,;.f-ass -, en-
~
--ass u me QroposVH --e---''e -
Nations. Waite House officials are
.....,-..-.-,.- -. -,,,,.-ass q ~ cxeo,,
we 'l--CeS - 80
I-a a -he Presidents --'f'e "i-i M
,osr. G.- Wilson vii =. down ta
,.,....-- .oc- IS ia s.,s fcor IL
. -..i--.
5osl2E' gee
wan tonight ~I'l ! mass % 1ocI-
-r.rcrs demanding immediate a-'en-
Ion.
>f-e- speaA.n- = Boston A.orlaH
afternoon. no President VII return
- ire capital. a.r:",n- here TIesGaT
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forcIhie search or seizure Unless il
was clearly evident liquor vas being
carried II large quantities with com
merc.a! intent.
You Mi stop al cars, ne instruct
Il MS men, and ask he occupants II
they have liquor Il there IS 10 liquor
IN sight anu they sa= they have none
or only a small quantity, ler them 90.
Traffic On The Detroit Toledo Inter
urban system which .ell Of sharply
with The issuance Of The Injunction.
-ega:ned volume wnen word was re-
ce,ved Of the later instructions 70 The
state coustabula!y.
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VIA GERMANY
Our Forces May En-
bark at Hun Cities
Adequate TRANSFORMATION ard Dock
Facilities Wa Favor Far 7-opcsa
~ Directors IL North German
L-loya Llne-Flect CouIc 5r'n3
10000 Fac, TIP

Berlin. THURSDAY reb- - 3"
Tie Associated Press. "a propose.
. -o..z-.- .,..,.;-., ,.,,,,-
t'''
7--AI men o. ne -t-t-1' -t~'-i - pc'-'-
t-onl-y Forces ~ me i1-teG states
IVY WV " German. aIac.l2: NON
..,.-.., ..t,.,. --,.-,., ,,,.. -!-
2+-ss' IT. oeeii auoill- ~ IN s'ie IT
s-.can authorities. According TO
lie present American arrangements.
,,,,.o.- I'LL -. ~ III ,,a-,ca,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
Pr BLIC UTILITIES COM.
PETITIONS RECEITERSHIP
CUMBERLAND WATER co.

Portland M-. Feb. 1.-THE Pub
lie Utilities Commission 1cuar fled
with ne supreme cour- ! petition tor
i recelvarsh.p .or The Cumoer.aad
Water Co. which supplies wa:er ~
the Town OIL Cumberland. On March
L. he COMPANY vas ordered 10 maze
certain IN improvements n rs SERGE
before November :. The receiver
snip IS asked 70 secure ne enforce
nenr III Jls commission : orders
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MANY WORKMEN
TO STRIKE FOR
BEER ON JULY 1ST

View Eorb. Ee6- I-->trhes On Jllr I
70 make effective The slogan No zee,
10 WORK. have been voted BY me New
York Iron Workers Unions. shiphu,ld-
e-. ,ongshoremen. matters. s-at:ona--'
t:renen. PAYERS and -anmers. vas
announced a. meeting Of the Central
federated Union hera tonight
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BEGIN WORK ON
BILLION DOLLAR
Z. S. ARMY BILL

Washington. Feb. -i.-Wcrk on the
billion dollar army APPROPRIATION oil
VS. segun today BY The senate n.i.-
arr committee.
Secretary Baker. Genera! March
and llreau heads were asked to ap-
pea- before a Subcommittee CON
sistln- Of Chairman Chamberlain.
Senator Hitchcock. Reck!lan. Weeks
and WaQswor-a
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10000 ON way
Seven Vessels Due Feb
25 to March 5
Ships Include 4at.iesnin Michigan.
Cruiser Rochester. Liner Olympic
and Transports suford. Santa
Maria inG po~t,atan

Washington. Fer .-.-Depa--ure
rom France Of 20 officers and 20
~" men or me army on seven ves-
sels, .nc.1dlCg me oattleshlp Mictl-
San ana cruiser Rochester. was an
noucced .oday by the War Depart
mem The ships are due IL Atlantic
ports between FEB. IS ana March 5
Included among the men are tho
first Units ot re I'm New YORK
NLi:unat Guagal DIVISION 10 start
t0r home. They are on me French
liner Rocna.nneau. due a. New Yer.
March 8.
TIE White Star liner Olympic
should -each New York next tues
@iav Win c-5 officers and 5.3-c men,
NOS 81 WON compose units and de-
caca-encz Of ne 9end Negro d.
VISION
TIE .a-gez. mi, Is Tie complete
;6ot1 Iaialtr-. The ship also carries
IL s---h SANITARY Tain. he Is3rd
I-2taa-.-v Brigade .+ectguar-ers ana
che ;---h Monlle Ordnance rerair
shop, Ill Units II thu 3-ad Dlrlsion.
I1d &erachnents or The s5oth Field
Ar+.!ier-. Tie 249t,l IIach.nn Gun
Battalion ara ne 367rh Lrfaat-~ anu
Ease Hospitals NO. ST. -. and 33
Br,ga1ier Cen. Charles Gerha rat.
comma ad:ng Tile -5SrI Infantry Err
-aGe. also .a n ne Olympic.
Tie cruiser R0cHes1er. ..so due AZ
New York Tuesday brings approx
.tra,-iy COO soldiers including tie
A@-ta Aero squadron ana Eos0ita!
No. Ilo
Tie 7-aaspo-- 2i.:ogi. d4o IL New
bort News. vi. March :. mas j de-
,.lcac.enc J1 ne 33rti Coast Artillery:
yier1canent o1 me 5oth Heavy Mobile
ordnance Repair >hDp: ana part OF
90 M. 3z5tA Infantry. s-rh Division.
- -7alspOr- Santa Mara IS due
M4-cl 5r!! s2or- not sivan) with
Ease Hospital. No. ana -.
The J-a2spor. Povhacan Is due
Mar,h : por- not gwen. with I05
officers ana 8 sos men including he
5ft1 Cast Ar-.Itery, complete: de-
tachnenrs Of lie 4-t.1 Coast Arc.lie-v.
ana pas al he 235tl ana 336th
Field A--:!lerv ot he SIN DIVISION.
Al these vAssels also car-v cas-
aa-s ana screrai hav= SICK ana
ao':nded
III. department also announced
/ that 9ua-car:naster Casua. Co No. !.
he I-Sth Field Signal Battalion Of
"a 3.-1 Division and Baker, Co. No.
533 ,.aG been assigned Tor early con
vqy home
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OLDEST MAINE
PRINTER DIES

B.ddeford. ae,, Feb c..-w:llian Z
WATSON, believed 70 nave been ne dlu-
asr active printer IN Maine. died todaE.
Re vas born n SAco % Years ago an ]
worked a. ne printers case :or :
gears. For some years ne was employ
ed D. aewsrAvers N Boston.
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PEOPLES VOICE
Should Be Heard on
League Of Nations
soran N Senate Speech Declares
Plan As Most Radical Departures
and Spells End Monroe Doctrine
Charges Former President TafS
With Making Misleading Stats.
nenes

Washington. Feb. o1.-C-,t!cls,rR
nc League OF Nations as the mes,
rad.cai departure" from President
washington 5 polio" and as spelling
The end OF he Monroe Doctrine.
Senator Bo-alI Of Idaho. Republicans.
member OF the Foreign Relations,
Committee. declared today N tia
Senate that before the plan wa
adopted he American people shou.A
oe allowed % give voice on Il.
The IdaAo senator, who recently 10
c..nad President Wilson's invitation
. a White House conference rexe
WednesGar % .iscuSs the league con-
sl.tut.on. insisted that the CnitaA
States should steadfastIy cling 10 ~
.t!nericanisf as established BY tho
Fathers" ana as recently defined ~
former President Roosevelt, aad IN
the course OF his address he charged
former President Taft with making
misleading statements about nc ef-
fect Of the leagues plans on Amer
lean poi.clas.
Articles appearing n 1eUspa 1er1
urging he people 20 H-,te President
Wilson ana thank am for mis- part n
drafting he proposed constitution or
the league, acre ridicuied n tho
House TO-DAY b. Representative Her
sey u Name.
"-Thy should the President b.
thanked for something ~lici, has rot
yct been approved Of by the coun-
,r:r'' Nr. Eersey asked. The
hanks should be postponed until !,
IS seen Whether or not The const:tu-
ION of the league Viii De accepted.
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WORLD WELFARE PLANS Of
AMERICAN RED CROSS TOLD
BY HENRY DAWSON AT PARIS

-sien1 oers Of the
.,ons II Ill the powers
-.--...-.. p Inc nro7oscd League Of
II. a..szu.icrs AMI min
oua countries. to-
cora. hundred nurses
IL. ill.,. central countries.
re~o tonight hear; Z.
III = re American Red
~.e. n outline snte-nd-
-y~= D.tns TO- world
Ii son his oecIl
r-.,1l Of committee Of
ass ~oc;ei:es. representing The
-.--.z:.ons = ne United States,
-. ia r. LIZ. France and
emulate and propose 20
~s 1ss soc,e.:es Of Re world
r extended Red Cross
..1s i re interest Of human
ar ~e.4 ! wireless mes
IN President Wilson which,
fl. 7-->-.u--t Sert 20 De comUur.-
.s ..n guests IS follows;
-a.e.v -eg-eT an not n
,, : expressing suppor-
.,-ar. af -Le pans announced
-aa-soH M extension OF
d.; -.e Red cross socle-
.o-.e nave been IA
. ,.ese plans from then
r'-." contain g-e7t pos
me- t- .,-e1+cE and prevent
>--a.s 479ar- AZ. Deopics.
4n ne e2nuCl amply %
3rl,0s, af0r- aus there
PROMISE ma. ,Ilc folnt
- 1" Ted ross societlea
-a-cer. viii nlsten and
--oz.er "a sDread of t~a,ernal feel
:. .-cr- ...e peoples.
-r.- NO reasons an
se--..~ . .1cQr1 with The step now
a ken 20 bring together
--- To 1ei C-oss societies OF
Ill nose forces which n
Fa IN Fe erected toward les
=r- r .+er.1gs nd burdens of
* - g LIZ III - lax q
49, .e-' ma exist sincerely
-. ne plans which are now
K -lnolnceti MAJ have the sup
-7-- s5 lave assistance of al
= --H'ee-- and IL! peoples before
F-o.- -ra. may be brought
ss1G s..ude1 . the work -
lr-i ~-1ss societies ana ne
..-;--s resented n them. .nci,:c
.. 4-,e-4 XII Is go. "a contrsn-
- ~ ea.:,nLec
Is soor = ne a-1nisf.ce vas signel
W IT. ~a-- .Eior-ned concerning the
1-r aeacs d -!le world felt al i'm
'e--r .ga..r-: . ge. together for
= -1--o$- lt -n0inE l wa OF con-
i--.--y - -.e world t:Ie oeae1t o.
= experience wltI me purpose OF CO.
-c---a.-:.s Tile e1or-s OF all the Red
-'ss 80 e-:-s u ne world n the IN
.icas- +. -.aaalad. Il seemed 10 Is
=. - ---a-.e of Nations base,
~ strH deals mere should also
80 aa-:e If he'd Cross societies
a-o-s ara ma, there should -
2eis-ec :. ever country III acri~e
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HERR ACER WOUNDED

Munich. Feb. I'll 81 The Asso.
Gated Press Herr Auer, Bavarian
minister OF The interior, has been
shot
Tie shooting took place iur,ns .
SESSION Of The LalGtag. while AueP
vas abiding TO tie assassination OF
hlr. Eisner. the Bava-ian premier.
Aver fell wounded IN the left side
and DEPUTY Osel was killed and TWO
ether officials were seriously wound
81.
The shots were fred from tha
public gallery anu caused a pan.a
among The deputies.
t. Diet building IS now be!ra
ga led by the military
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No Agreement
In Building
Trade Conference

View YORK. Feb. .I-Representa-
ives OF the Building Trades En-
ploye-s' ASSOCIATION and leaders OF
building trades unions directing d
nationwide strike of the building
trades employees. failed 10 reach IN
agreement II conference toGag.
They will meet again Monday at
the office OF Secretary Baker in
WASHINGTON.
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WIRELESS RECEIVED AT LONDON SAYS
BAVARIAN war MINISTER ALSO KILLED
EISNER KILLED

Copenhagen. FEB. -.-nlrt Eisner,
me Bavar2an premier, vas snot anu
killed today ov Lieutenant Count
A-co Valley rs E!sner Vas on LIS
way from The foreign mlnist-v n
Munich 70 the diet, says a Munich
despatch. The shooting occurred IL
the Panne-strasse. anu death result
ed from r1o snotS ired from 5ea!nd
INTO his head.
kl-- Eisner, VINO seized ne rains
Il government n Eava-.a accer tie
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NOTHING DOING on
REPATRIATION OF
HUN PRISONERS

Paris. Feb II EaTas- J-Mat.li-
as Erzberger. head Of tle Gern-n
A-nist.ce Commission, has been IN
formed by the Allied Wa Council
that It presen, there can be 40 lls-
cussion of he repatriation OF Ger
man prisoners Of war. except oi
wounded men or men who are SER
Ill
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ALLIED HEADS
VOTE RECOGNITION
OF POLISH GOVT.

Paris. Feb. -I--othcla! announce
nenr was made todav that the rep
7EsentaCvas OF the allies at their
meeting a. the Quai d'O-say today
decided that the allies should -ecog-
1ize the Polish government headed
by Ignace Jan Paderewsk.
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WIRE CENSORSHIP
REMOVED ON
MEXICAN LINE

censorship OF telegraph on ne Mex:-
can border which has been effective
ever since The United States entered
the war. vas removed today. No or
der has been received removing pos
tai censorship
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SENATORS CONFER
on ENFORCEMENT
PROHIBITION LAW

Washington. Feb, Ley station
10 eHtoIro Nar-iirne pron.olt.on avs
vas considered -4dav ~ the Serat-
Judiciary sub committee composed OF
senators Walsh u Montana, h.-lg Ct
Utal. ana Dillingham; o. Vermont.
Action vas deferred ult:i next Weak
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~" GAMES PLEASED
MILLIONS OF L. 5. BOYS
AUGUST TO SEPTEMBER

Paris. Fan. e1-A million men o.
the American E1pe.iir.ona.- Forces
we-a either participants r spec-a-
tors a. The -anes organized by Che
Young Man CHRISTIAN Association
n France between august ana De-.
g.. 1918 according % figures Just
published
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BAvAR|AN PREMIER
AND MINISTER SHOT
in CITY OF MUNICH

Premier Eisner Killed by Count Arco Valley
While on Way to Diet-Herr Auer Minister
of the Interior Shot and Wounded During
Session of Landtag While Abiding to
Assassination of Premier - Esner Seized
Bavarian Government from Royal Family
More Radical Type-Antagonistic to Presi-
dent Ebert
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BRONZE BUTTON
FOR DISCHARGED
[. S. SOLDIERS

Washington. Fep. 1.-THE Hon.
oraole Discharge emblem 20 be is-
sued by the War Department 20 SOL
diers leaving the army VIII be q
bronze APE! button somewhat sim.
liar 70 ina; or The G. A. r. II WA
announced toGay design had been
selected rom Is models submitted
by American artists and sculDtors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

deposition II me royal family early
in November. was a Socialist OF tie
more RADICAL rTpe and recent re-
ports from Munich hare been that
re vas heading Spar-acaa move
nent AGAINST the Moderate and Con-
serrat.va factions n Bavaria,
The AFRO Valley family has Been
prominent ! Bavaria and Germany
eCr many ears
Continued On Page Col. 81
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French PREMIER'S PHYSICIAN
CONSIDERS HIM OUT OF DANGER
RECEIVES SEVERAL DURING DAY

.ng nj the bullet this need not be
thought of. al least for the present.
For luac;l u. C,eiuenceau ate soup.
Vegetables ana A baked apple and
drank mineral water. This has been
ais menu for many years.
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THE WEATHER
RAIN OR SNOW

Forecast for northern New Eng
land: RAIN or snow Saturday; sun
day cloudy.
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PLANS
ONLY ONE WEEK HERE
RETURN TRIP MAR. )

Crowded Program for Chief Executive Dur
ing Short Stay-House art Senate Foreign
Relations Committee to Hear Explanation of
Articles of League of Nations at W tie
House Dinner-Plans Take More Definite
Form for Reception When President Ar
rives in Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

London. Feb. 22-f5avarial-A
German wireless message rs-
ceived here quotes PhiIipp Scne,-
cenarn. German chancellor as
saying ehat Herr Rosshaup.er.
Bavarian minister Of war, has
been killed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

A dead store 10 like = funeral.
Nobody likes to go to il. And yet
many a dead enc has been resurrset-
ed through advertising.
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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-06

joined by a number of other friends
and school mates and participated
in one of the very happy occasions OF
the year, Harold Goumond's orches-
ira furnishing the spirited music for
dancing. A novel feature was used
in the decoration, a basketball hang
ing from the center of the ceiling
forming the pinnacle from which the
High school colors were gracefully
festooned about the spacious room,
and many compliments were bestow-
ed upon the attractive bevy of host
esses for the most successful evening
which was given In honor of the fol-
lowing guests: Miss Alexander, Mr..
Kubitz, Mr.. Meharg. Raymond Fir
man. John Bagwill. Henry Fliege,
Warren Watson, Forrest Frost, EN-
met Culbert, Hercules Mozart, Har-
Ian Rowan, Paul Doughty, Evan Da-
vies, Harvey Buntin and Charles
Boyd.
Mrs. Osmond George Bates and
Miss Elizabeth Walden are planning
to leave during the week for an ex-
tended stay in the east.
Mrs. j. w. Woods entertained
guests at a waffle breakfast Sunday
morning, further extending her hos
pitality to dinner guests In the 9
ing.
Miss Attic Mcdowell of Ruth spent
Monday and Tuesday as the guest Of
Mrs. Gus Riepe in Ely.
The Thursday Club enjoyed its
meeting at the home of Mrs. Osmond
George Bates on Thursday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. Rodney Richardson
and Miss Dorothy Richardson are
spending a fortnight in Salt Lake.
Miss English of McGill was an Ely
visitor Thursday evening.
Mrs. Charles Wesley Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Linslay. and
Wesley Dickinson enjoyed Mr.. and
Mrs. John Weber's dinner hospital
ity Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Branch entertained with ar
enjoyable luncheon in compliment to
Miss Anna Davis Thursday.
Mrs. Pros Goumond, Mrs. West,
Mrs. Meyers and Mrs. Boyd-Smith
composed a foursome Of cards at the
home of Mrs. Goumond Friday even
ing.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-06

Mrs. John Moyle of East Ely, Ne
vada, who was called here recently
by the serious illness of her father,
William f. Harris. OF Ruby Hill.
slipped on some ice last Saturday
evening. and fell. striking on her
left arm and f~racturing her wrist
Eureka Sentinel.