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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11
Tendency to Mutiny
Continued from Page Onsl

The Gep6r1neE1 E6S Called 1c-
-.ore information. Fruu the mes-
a= received today oGcisls were un-
able 20 ascertain whs.he: condition
O. uuI,ny lad II fact developed il
tie past - days Pending fuller ad-
vices 70 comment was forthcoming
Is 20 -as course 20 oe pursued Pre-
Ilabgs-. = vas said Col S,e"ar-
ALREADY rad t--o advised directly tha-
j. vas the purpose Of the Supreme
War Coucc... II charge @ tie pol
icy governing me novane1t- % with
draw TIE entire force from northern
Russia vixen tie ice oIockadicg tie
ha-oors goes CT Ire British relief
expedition originally scheduled 70 Is
e.iG3 s--o-g, las sailed as have t.s
TAG comAl.ss o1 American railway
engineers sent a. the request Ct tie
British authorities 20 keep oper .ne
-a:Ircad so.C-h % Mu-U2osk-
announcement o. 1Le purpose -
~i..drz- 1te -o-ces vas Eeds or
c.s,iy - Cong lss.o-Al military CON-
-r:..ees b. Secretary Baker. Feb -.
On instruction. from Pres Wilson
Supplere,t.ag ia, Statement Gso.
Na-ch. ct:=. o. STAT. SAID as. Sat-
urGsy ,os. -he American co--.age-.
would certainly - withdrawn oy
JCns
Tee ctEs-:z. rspc-c ma.ss re .rc.-
de,. even more ssr-ous t2a2 tire CT
gina. press accounts Ia.-Eacio-s
tia. . general fe=..ns Of unrest per
ya6es tie entire force have come PIE
viousIy from Ger Irors!des, the
British c3n-a-6s--ir-chiet Both
British 4a5 French troops have beea
involved According 10 runner il SIM
lar incidents 81: American officers
o, che scene have felt THAT ere morale
- the American .roops was TOO big
fo- srch al outbreak
TIE despatch today DID &c. show TO
VIA, extenc BoIsheviki p-opagznt:s.s
co-lo te held responsible <c- the be-
hav.or % tie troops or Aas ar infer
nation reached cLe department ,s1i-
.rg - show TIE extent 20 which re
r=be.l.oCs attitude may have SPREAD
through TIE Whole American coat:E-
gent.
Tie e:s:a Infantry of :he STA d.
VISION forms TIE bul. Of .he American
contingent - ne ArchahgeI region.
TIE Unit is alEos, wholly composed
IF se.sc,:ve se-vic= ne. fr3n N.ch:-
gan I: : commanded b. Coioce,
George Z Stewart c: ne regular
amy, who ss-ved IN some o< ,h4
nos rorche-ly pcs-s IN A'~s.a and
became thoroughly familiar WITH
weather CONDITIONS such as those at
A-caengel.
While ,hs acton OF TIE company ~
A-cEsage. Undoubtedly IS ru,.aous
-r1e- a-y st-!c- Interpretation Of tie
military ccce and would render tae
r.ea liable - severe disciplinary &C.
tor urd=r ordinary circumstances
War department officials did ~. BE-
Lave such action would resu.c Il
was po:r.ed GU. that the men apoa.-
entity obevet the!- o-Gers subzaque..-
~ WHEN the situation had bean dear
- outlined o them. Only II the
even: % z refusal which leopard zed
t-.e lives Ct cthGr men. il vas thought.
would any drastic measures 0: dis
c'p..n= be :avoksc. Officers he.e we're
eraEEiy doubtful shat publ sea,.-
n.eat q: home would permit any o..er
coUse aid many OF tnem expressed
symlatay with the feelings .: ,ae
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

lalrE'= son. tl=- JAM re- ta-meys
pr. aad les. 4 ne.g.lor. Tanmas
CGtho@-tsoc. i. 4 ,ccs- natural man
neE earn character is .-,ccGuceG. sCG
the family gather around Ire cabl=
for rhe f"en.cz rneai. a-t -aea e1-
~ singing ana l. Sco.ea ,eel
l. 40. bGc i:;,le =ce.e:r a-G ain
g.e So &c Costumes fox srth ar az
ter-alnEaea., aad, indeed .k= sc-.e
Vas most natural TIE COSTUMES at.a
the exception - thai IT -Ae cc..e:'s
daughter a,c tna- Of Ire !a.rd-s s5c.
were IF ne hor.espuz tyIe WIZ ~
occasional bright coec e. Scottish
paid And -he sage settings w..=
simply taoze If the cot:e-'s kitchen.
TIE scor.-z TOD By TIE members ct
the co-ter's family and tae gussts
were nnoS. humorous ard VIII, and
kept the audience IN laughter And
the folk dancing vas very pleasing
-i!-ogethe-. i nas very hc-ce.!ke
and qlai-. sce-- that vas enacted.
AID IL surely Vas impressive. witt.
the no-nely 81: Of advice tia, was
gwen and the family circle a. r.e
Bible r=aG!rg which came tetore TIE
final CUTE ulcht' And !, GOES with
OFT saving tha. tcis unique @r:er-
tainrnent found :avo: wy. all patrons
Of the Augusta course.
The cast u characters vas as fol-
lo~s: Margaret, he farmers WIFE.
Jeanne Hunter Tanner: Jeanne. the
daughter, Margaret K Alexander:
John Anderson. the farmer, John Z.
Daniels; Donald Douglass, the Iaird's
son, Victor Gilbert: annie. TIE farm
ers son, James Singer: Ta,n,1as
Cuthbectson. 3 reighbor, Daniel Ross
Alice Piilsbury Gilbert was a. me
piano. The scene was {. kitchen in q
peasants cottage Th@ time. On
Saturday night. TIE period. about
1893.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11
U. S. SQUADRON ESTABLISHED
FIRM FRIENDSHIPS While
N SOUTH AMERICAN WATERS

New Ec-k- April A-OAce-s AID en-
iAs-ed nea % the cruiser sQuadron u.
der Admiral W B. Cspe-soa. Z. 8 ".
~aica arrived here eaIly til, veek se,s-
Ec-e ,hz1 : year IL South American
waters established = t-n friendship
~1ia the authorities And people of G-aa.
tzaan.o. Bre-5.. Uruguay an6 A-Eea-
-lae- according IN tie belle: expressed
today .. o6ce-s aboard II. sae.si,
F:.,so-rE
TIE reception accorded tie ces.. :,
vas said vas the tor.-u.ne- Of q,
Increasing commercial development. he-
tween lie United safes and tie S1-.s
American countries
There l. nothing tina. zc sa-
which VII. ove-s1a,e NY regard for m
trends y South America ASrira;
CApe-ton szti. Eve-yvae-. we vsn.
ne we're received with ex.eyioca, HIN :.
ness and This ssa.iEec. APPLIED 70. col
% ;.e os-ceEs % the squadron t;c 20
ever Eas o. board The sh;ps.
O1- feelings when re ssi,sd .c- hon.
we're that We were saying good-bye Z,
persona! friends"
re cruiser squadron. which vas 4
part % tie Pacific fee.. let il. CAT.
-o-nia coas. base Il Mar. So. for t,e
purpose o assisting IN The allied p,.o
@, protective control IN South America,
waters The vessels conposi. Il. aA..
dii full share os this work so,,. :.
As.F voyages e1sendinE almost % -.
African coast.
Between patrol duties ,he-. devoira.
upon Admiral czpe-.oa tn. du,v y.
representing the Cni-ed States o,,~ :,
Ear.ou. paris Of South America. II. a..
Quilted himself so We'll. lis oeice-. say.
taat ne vas undoubtedly the no-.
popular foreigners IN South An.-ca'.
A. all Of TIE ports on. 81 -.
stan officers declared. there vas
Heard nothing but the hieaes. ex.
pressions oe regard for this c,oun.r~
f-e sending % them % nsys, %,
1cer with the rank oe adn.z, vas
Considered special mar. .. y. s..
Tee" o. Ire United States.
TIE courtesy and t-h-fo- - -.
S!.E-cIeSS *sar srey Rad
sao-s-leave was commented OF ey.-r.
where and during re entire tire -
our stay there xas nevar heard =
VOID q c-i:;c!sm-aad this. TOO r.
'he fare Of tire fact TIA, II SOM 9.
ihe countries there was strong SCI.
,.meat q art:-Aner:car:sr-.
TIE y.z:c o. TIE fat ard T.. Fee.
.ne % Friendship and coneA>nce den.
o.ss:at=1 % Us should te .he <oucda.
Ton o. a rapidly growing re. -.-s-
uonsnip. I. car r. ru..asred * ,.:z
c"1air:- Continuing such onc;a: zen.
'esens4'ion and b. rap.d.K PROVIDING
adequate ocean trsnsprta..o. b=,x.e-
sou'A American and ii. United STATES
Tor both passengers AMI t.e:z..
Numerous instances were -..a.zs
o. the officers regarding ;he naane-
IN which the officers and men xsr. =.
csiFed socially n every po.- t..
"arsnips were greeted b. oe.exa..on.
"5o sough: the privilege o. er.e-.
tanning American officers a. -.cs,.
tio-s.
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Plans FOR MlETn6
261H WHILE N BOSTON

Boston, April ia-Soldiers Of the
nth Division who take part N the
parade here on April &. VIII be Dill
leted IL Mechanics hall. the Bacoa
building. and the Radio school DOR
m:tory in Cambridge. Il was an
nounce6 tonight. Officers have been
detailed 10 prepare the buildings fo1
tie v=SrorS-
The number Of "YD" men at Camp
Devens vas increased today when
the transport Mongolia arrived with
41os men and officers. OF these lSs4s
mec and - officers are Aassachu-
sets resident. IS men and 10 ON
ce.s are from Rhode Leland: $50 men
and eight officers from Connecticut;
l.s men ard three officers from New
Hampshire. is. men and four officers
from Maine. and Is men and one Of
Ecer from Vermont
TIE iinifredian- ftla n the line
CT transports bringing members q
the division 10 Boston. $ expected
or April J.. ard the transport Pat-i-
cia On April Sc TIE win.fredian has
OF beard tie INST Supply Train.
Sanitary Train and Ammunition
Train: Field hospital No. 25s. and -
casual oheers. Officers from the
staff of Brig. Gen. Harry c. Hale
>1nferred today with Major Ge1.
Edwards and Col Albert s. Williams
concerning the parade and enter
tainmen: Of tie division. TIE Aassa-
chusetts committee Of Camp Devens,
70 welcome the .sth Division. was
organized today under direction Of
the state committee.
Francis P. O'Conaor OF Boston vas
made chairman. The committee will
:aks over a building at the camp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11
OVERSEAS BOYS
TO BE FED COLD
STORAGE CHICKEN

Chicago. III April le-Co.t s.oE-
age chicken viii be used az sobs.i-
.u.e fo- canned beef in feeding tie
United state. army in France. Ger
many and Russia this summer -Four
million pounds Of chickens have 0se1
purchased o. Chicago dealers By the
War department in the las, few days
for immediate shipment abroad &C
cording 10 local conEisisoa men
Merbe Of the Chicago Butter ard
Egg Beard stated today that .59.eos
cases Of eggs have been shipped
from the United States % Europe
since January !.
In 1913 the total number O. czs=s
exported did nos eIcesd -s9. $50.
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Claim 1.5OO. 600 Narcotic
Prescriptions Dispensed
3 New York Doctors s Months

New York. April i0.-Asserting that
three New YORK physicians Recently
investigated had been found to have
dispensed 1910. 80 narcotic p-escrip-
tor. 10 drug-addicts in six months.
Major Daniel L. Porter. supervisor
in New York for the internal reve-
nue. department. declared tonight at
a conference with staR and NUM-
c.pal authorities that the narcotic
evil was the greatest problem OF
the nation"
The conference was called to work
out plans for handling hundreds Of
drug addicts cut of from their source
Of supply b. the arrest last Tues
day of six physicians and four drug
gists and to discpss means Of check
drugs by Inscriptions persons. II
as attended, among others. By
George H. Whitney Of the State Mar.
cotic Comm :-sion and Health Com
missioner Copeland.
Major Porter stated that one Of
the doctors arrested in the raid had
prescribed narcotics for al addicts
in two hours in an office furnished
with "one soap box and one chair"
There are many INSCRIPTIONS ply
sicians in the city who are doing a
similarly thriving business. ne de-
clared.
The druggists taken in the RAIDS.
it was stated. had been charging
about $50 per cent more than the
legitimate price for the drugs they
DR.. Copeland said that the ma
jority Of :h< addicts now being
treated were young men and women
who claimed to have been introduce
ed to the drug habit at dances where
dancing partners suggested they take
drugs To give them more pep,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11
kumagae Defeats
Richards in Tennis
Semi-Finals. Pinehurst. \. C.

FinehnIst, y. G.. April 1p-vincent
Richards. the national indoor singles
champion, was defeated in two straiRh.
sets by scoreg Of Cd and 60 by Tchiya
kumagae here today in the semi-flnsla
o. the fnen's singles Of the North and
-oHtn tennis tournament. William T
iiinen' Jr-. won from IT, s. yoshell
IN an Unexpectedly close CONTEXT 81. 4-s
80 kumagse and Tnden will pIav III.
final contest tomorrow.
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California State Senator
Withdraws .Anti-Japanese
Land Bill from Senate

Sacramento, Cal. April 11.-S,a,e
Senator Innan withdrew today hi.
request 10 introduce an anti-Japan-
csc land bill in the Senate, after the
Senate had received from Secretary
~ state Lansing AT Paris cable
gram - the @ffec, that the introduce
ton Of sucn legislation would be
extremely unfavorable az this time"
NC hen Introduced Il resolution, in
cooperating cabiegram which he
asked the Senatae 10 send to Pres.
Wilson. requesting that the peace
conference take such action On the
question o. Oriental immigration al
this time that further Ara.c Iegigla
ton VIII rot be necessary."
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CONDEMNS $4,000
POSTOFFICES FOR
SMALLER TOWNS

Boston. April l4-Seventy-dve
thousand dollar post office buildings
Tor small towns and other "extraya.
giant expenditures" Of governmen.
Funds were condemned in an address
tonight by Frederick H. Gi!le,t
Speaker OF the House in the next
Congress-
Mr.. Gillett said that the power Q:
approprIating funds should be CEN
'raiized instead Of being widely dis
triouted assets. He contended that
the present method Of fiscal legisIa.
ton was 50 faulty that constituents
should urge congressman to demand a
change
He estimated that the government
would spend between two and four
b!ihons each year for the next 10
years.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF
CHATTEl MORTGAGE.
STATE OF AZ


County of Kennebec. IS.
To Lee Bragdon and Greta Bras6on.
wife OF said Lee Bragdon Of Waterville.
in the County Of Kennebec and State
Of Maine.
Whereas Lee Bragdon and Greta
Bragdor. on the third day OF January.
A. D. 1919 mortgaged TO Edgar J.
Brown of said Waterville in said Coun-
~ and State Of Maine. all OF the furni-
ture. which we now own at s. Pleasant
street in said Watervilie which l shall
take with me to No. II Abbott and will
not move again without the consent of
the MORTGAGE. to secure the payment
OF one hundred dollars. which mortgage
10 recorded in the city records Of Wat
erv!lle. Book I. Page as and whereas
conditions Of said mortgage have been
broken. now. therefore. by reason Of
the breach Of the condition thereof
claim foreclosure Of said mortgage
Dated at Watervilie. Ne. this third
dav Of April, A. ID. 1879
EDGAR J.. BROWN.
april Fri II
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SEAn-MVNuM REPORT
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE

Although .s-y little has tvs2 SD
the newspapers recently .9.-: -
CHAMBER Of Commerce AID : i';ap
i. is certainly anything b; a,@-
which w.,. show in the Ssr':-A;.;, "a ~
port which has oesn lss+s. ~ -"
manager. b. A Arheas. ~" W.
,a.ns a brief outline OF tie Ne'H 80
it's being done ana the seEe-4. t'',
tees Who are now sus,iy e2Eaee'
working out different p-cIeo;s ~3.e'' -.
now being planned by the ch.'.' e''
semi-annual repo., has teea p'ei
in the nature of q dividend Saes'' 80
ing jus: what las been under "e'' .
accomplished from the amount .
ey 30 freely contributed By iseSs
n<cted With the orgaa..aao7
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Says u. S. Goods
Cheaper In
ENGLAND Than in u. S.

London. April 10.-Suggestion was
made in the House of Commons to-
day that American manufactured
goods were being offered in England
at prices below which they were sold
in the United States. w. c. Bridge
man, under secretary Of the Board Of
Trade. said that an anti dumping bill
was already in print and the Board
Of Trade would like to have any in
formation in the possession Of the
members regarding the suggestion
made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11
IMPROVED WIRELESS
GIVES WIDER RANGE
TO WILSON'S VOICE

New York. April is-P-eAd=n: Wilson
VII tre able TO ak from 100 TO 100
ni.ss oy wireless telephone when ..e
George Washington briggs I'm home
rom France. TIE sending capacity o.
the wireless telephone equipment oa tie
vessel has been improved 20 ,ha. is
re. radius is many lines greater than
wen the P-esids-; made his Two vo-.
ages to Europe On the ship.
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MICHIGAN WET"
INTERESTS CHARGE
"DRYS" WITH FRAUD

Detroit. April l0.-Chargins tina,
"wholesels fraudulent. reports had
been made by the dry forces in a mum.
her OF instances. Charles ". Norton.
treasurer Of the campaign committee
Of the Michigan Hotelmens Assoc:a-
ton. in signed statement today an.
nsunced that recount would be sought
Of the vote cast on the wine and beer
amendment Monday. The s.atemen,
cls inns that an accurate coun, Of the
tallots will show Michigan voted We,
b. 300.
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LAUNCH LAST
SHIP CORNWELLS.
Pa. SHIFYARD

Philadelphia. Pa. Aori! lo-Hayiuz
-lInien fts mission az wartime
emergency ship yard. the T-aylo-
plant at Cornwe!ls. Pa. on the uppe.
Della ware. launched It's last ship to-
day. the 35oe-ton cargo carrier sey.
ton. The yard has turned out six
slips. all OF wood. 1, had contracts
for two more but there were less than
forty per cent completed when the
arrnistice was signed. and the con.
tracts were cancelled.
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SHIPS FEEDING HUNS
UNABLE TO GET
FULL RETURN CARGOES

Berlin. April e-fBy the Associated
Press}-The first Entente food ships
that entered Germany had to leave in
ballast on [ cir return trips beca use
in all German. there could not be
collected enough freight to load them.
it is announced in semi officia! quar-
ters. Nor was it possible 20 re coal
the steamers completely.
The announcement concludes by
propounding the question as 10 how
long the Entente Nill be willing to
delive. food under such conditions.
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Mics Ella S. Pearson

Miss Ella s Pearson. aSa s! wears
passed away THURSDAY morning az
her home ;: II IVES. street She y"
born in this city. the daUsh.e: OF NJ
and Ms Joseph Pearson. She hn
lived in Warerviile ali hsr Ike eXce|
for a shor. time when sic made ne,
home il NasSalhorc. She Is suTvys
by a cousin Mss Sophia Recins'o-
Of this city. nephew and niece. Nv
ing in Winthrop. ard nephew u
California The funeral vi! be ~"
8, 10 O'clock SATURDAY !sioC..r= i:e1
the residence on West street.
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EX-kAISER FEELING
WELL But LOSING
INTEREST IN WOODPU.E

Amerongen, Holland. April lo.-For.
mer Emperor William continues in ex-
cellent health but the ardor for wood
saving which he displayed so long has
apparently cooled. as he is working
much less than formerly.
He is said to have bought a largo
and expensive estate known a.
"kleinengland." The municipal coun.
Gil o. Amerongen Is reported to have
decided 20 tax him on an income Of
100000 MARKS.
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LANSING CAUTIONS
CALIFORNIA AGAINST
ANTI.JAP AGITATION

Sacramento. Cal. April 10.-Introduc-
ton Of anti-Japanese legislation in the
California legislature would be ex-
tremely unfortunate at this time" says
a cablegram from Secretary Lansing
received by the state senate today.
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CHILDREN IN AUTO
ITPSET-ONE DIES

Quincy. Mass. April lo-An auto
mobile loaded with school children
overturned On Adams street today
causin gthe death OF Alice Knight, Il
years Of age. and injuring five others.
two Of thor seriously. Clarence H.
Trask. owner OF the car, was taking
his daughter Edith to school and had
picked up the others on the way.
While going through Adams street
tire puncture caused the machine to
akid and oyerturn against stone
wall
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Master Painters
In Portland Vote
For Open Shop

Portland Maize, TIE master paint
e:E Of this city a, rn=e,.ng toaigl.
voted for az open shop beginning mex,
I!oaGar. one hundred and twen,-
5oUraeynen painters are TOW on
strike demanding wage scale 9.
SIX dollars day. an increase % 81 .?
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Biddef0rd Textile Workers
Not to Accept 80 Hours
Proposal Of Mill Agents

Biddeford Me. April l0-Memoers
Of the United Textile Workers Of
voted tonight. se9 20 14s. not to ac-
cept a proposal Of mill agents tina,
they return to work on the 39-hours
schedule that existed when they
ceased work on Feb. and leave for
future consideration the adoption Of
their 4S-hour demand. More than
1000 non .union mill operatives will
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LLOYD GEORGE TO
MAKE PEACE
STATEMENT SOON

I-oAcon, April 1t-Premier LioyH
George hopes to return to London
f.orn Paris next Tuesday AUD -
maze statement regarding re
peace conference in the House az
commons On Wednesday. This an
N'thceTeHt was made n the House
soday - Edward Short, home sec-e-
tar?
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TIE services o. Sunday Afternoon
~ Il % P hau under tire ausps
&C the knights C F:.hias, will b
held a. 80 o'cl1ck and Rev. c. 4
hr:cks-as-ks- q ire Jaiyersalis
church viii deliver TIE address d.
tie Afternoon and sas chosen 4.
bis topic. Courage, TIE comm''s
q charge Of the SUNDAY afternoons
meetings Coy mea are arranging q
hne musical program 20 D. carried
OF: =. that TINE and : cogd a! NV
,a,ion Is extended 20 al men 70 y
present
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HOSPITAL SHIP
ESSEQUIBO DOCKS
AT PORTLAND

Portland, Me. April IG-The Brit
ISL hospital snip Essequ.bo locked
mere today at ~ T. II She tsrougf.
81 wounded soldiers ~ whom ONLY
!. are unable to walk There were 10
Geaths on the passage and the trip
was q comfortable one.
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Patrolhen Put Out
Fire at Lawrence
Said to Have Been Sci

.LaE-s-ee, Mass. April 1*-Pzroi-
zen sxr.1E1.z.e5 q IRE ,o--zh, which
-.sy sad ha6 been Sc, z = rTo-:..e-
re-- hcuss q - Elm s.-==t- The
a-s Was = Z bzadIs o. papers which
me police sz.d rad t@=n sp-Lkie3
~.t-o.L Windows were broE=a in a
house Occupied - Ell wo-ss-s-
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L. OF P. Rowing
Squad Arrive In
Annapolis, Md.
J p--lC &

Aanapolis. Nd. Apr! l0-Tte
Pennsylvania University rowing
squad composed Of the VARSITY. gee
ord and Freshmen crews arrived this
eTEning headed b. Coach Joe Wright.
for the race with the Navy crews sat-
urday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11
GIVE DENTIST FOUND
GUILTY OF ROBBERY
FROM 81 TO 4 YEARS

Boston, April 1o.-Dr Joseph Homer,
the Los Angeles dentist who on June
q. 1913. was found guilty Of robbing
Mrs. Madge Wilbur OF jewels valued at
SiG.45o. was sentenced today to state
prison for from p to four years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

Pew. r. But.e: cs .-Krsa Al
R=v r. Dtscheae= % -Av,s:en ~,
g-e<,s a. dinner We6--st:sy o. p,
Fl y. C1a-;acd &. his ,9rs F.
CescAeaes is supplying 4 ne r!,,
n Augusta ro- 4 .e~ ~e=as aid vii
continue rs services ...-s It'll AZ.
e. Easter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11
Admiral Toshida
On Steamer Bound
For New York

Halifax y. g. Ap.i! 1e-Rear Az
mi-al K. Toshida, Of the japanese
navy. was passenger On the steam
er Lapiand which arrived today from
Liverpool. He proceeded On the
steamer to New York tonight The
Lapland brought 1860 Canadian SOL
ciers who saw service in France.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

Max Cym5oiek- iezte. G. &c,
Opera House orchestra, --.s.r...
81; Gical operation THURSDAY :. -.
Sisters hospital TO- zppec- :.,s I,
condition late last evening ra
ported a. bang as c1-. :.
could be expected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

Xr. and Mrs Taonzs y. Nj -,
Caribou were guests o--- -.r-. :,
Wednesday q. the aoUe !. Mo-.
Ke,leher of Oak street -.sy ,... !,
the morning train Tau-sosy q. s,
ton. where they VII rama. e,
0hc.t stay with f-.ea5s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

Mise Katherine D-----. "a.
BScnswiek THURSDAY 1o--r
ste will D. a x-es: =: u. :. =
,eEr.ry house. a. Bo~dc.- 80.
will Also attend -. So1-e-.,. :.
reception.