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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04
PALERMO

EAST-Nrs Fred Jordan ane
daughter, Mrs. Marion Carr and son
Roger are at the old home for an in
definite time
Fred Jordan and daughters Sadie
and Mildred were week end guests
at their old home
Miss Gladys Tib6etts is at home
for the summer vacation
A jolly party went to Camp Saints
Rest on the shore OF Georges Lake
Sunday, June g. for their annual
picnic. where they enjoyed one Of
their famous fish chowder dinners
Those present were Mrs. Martha
Carpenter. Olin Hartman. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Sherman. Mrs. Media Le-
man and daughter Ruth. Mrs. Mary
Cox, Miss Grace Cox and Grover
Cox, Miss Clara Edwards, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Wood and son William.
Miss Alice Morang. Mrs. Rose Beau
lieu. Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Grady and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. W. L Trask
and family. Mrs. Hattie Trask. Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Trask and daughter
Bessie. Automobiling. bathing and
boating were enjoyed by all.
Waldo County Pomona met for
their regular session July / with
Sheepscott Lake Grange. The regular
business was transacted and nine
candidates were instructed in work
OF the nth degree. after which thew
partook Of the harvest feast. The
afternoon session was placed In the
hands OF the lecturer and excellent
program was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Ralph Young and Mrs. Wilder
Young were visitors at the Jordan
home recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Witham and
family are visiting their mother. Mrs
Fred Norton. .
NoHTH-Mrs. Watts Nelson is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Owen
Turner In Augusta for a few asv.
MT. and Mrs. c. H. Black and NJ
ana MIS-. Ira Black visited friends in
Union Sunday. "
= h Nelsea and family. Mr.. ana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04

acne. June --Cnrsprnne1cs
Already German influences Ezs 5es1
sxs-r-saux .rseat II Iaiy n IN Ell
tsxvcr u WIN ozCk TrS pre-SdE Trade
zalea annually amounted ID Hearty
va hundred million dnilz<3-x2or-s
4cd mpCr-I
LurErv1ews Rave recently 1eer pun
-isned IL Italian pzpexa TnIco =1-
tezror ID establish r1s tGea II the
Italian uird -haE I'D Germany oeGd
CONSULTED n TIE matter III Italian
-tzms IL Tie Peace Conference -rz4y
would nave secured al 1na1 dad 1se1
asked This las 1een interpreted ny
nzuy 1rum1ne1r Italians - purely a
sunuIe dId for Italian 1ar-und8e ante
Dating lie -esuSclrar10n aT friendly
-ouue--.H r=saunrS 1e.Eesa LAy
and Germany.
CHIEF amouS Cte interviews AZ
bearing m Italy were those III P-ncs
v1n 6uesuw and COUNT Won Bern
srnrf. RE rum@ vas married u IN
Italian Iud maintains II Eaty dne III
tie nnsr csEebraret villas Italians
cou1sad 1.1ar Il vas lis obtec- 70 So
Ic:r Italian avor vhsn 1e sad:
'Ffume 3 n Italian uowu and
-usr 70 ID Italy Al rs inhabitants
are Ltz.izu exCepr L small minority
Ergrv-hlug n Fiuue 3 Italian. Il
-ac.- most Euugara1S living N FL
1me are zrre favorable 70 Italian
Ian q J1zu-Siav -uLe
Count Won 5s-lslar1 seeks n Ills
interview Intended Eor the Italian
people % forgive Italy Tor a-lyluE
ae-saif with e-erua1y's enemies He
admits r:iaC dat -1s luctenr German
iespor-c rIIe Won. Ira-Y would have
aevar 1eea forgiven out that -t1e new
GERMANY y rad 70 forget the past
and STAR over again
His interview gwen 70 he Etnr-a.e
t-Iatia recently has oeen treated n
tie sane light H -daC II Prince E1u
aue4ow while Italians are saying Of
Z we prefer % --Isr n victory than
alternatives
Count Eerasr1r1 1a-Ied u arouse
aay great enthusiasm among Tie
Italians sor the profexed forgiveness.
But he Germans Have lot been
asleep Il L1Iy. Already German
goods are finding tier way INTO Tie
Italian Market l. Milan newspaper
recently announced that large snip
nenr Of German 1sUeIry had been re
ceivsc ~ the frontier destined for Al
parts af I1Iy- German printing
products, tourist gut6ebooks and sta
t.ouerY have been On display IN shop
windows Cor weeks Some Of them
we're prs-wa- stock SUr ~ Ia tie
greater pat Is 1ev-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04

King AItDh1Ps term tanne ~ an End
Nonfay 8igne vith a carnival ~
drinking. sgafsnz and disre6er tnat
Uas veil Calculated ~ make even the
n4cferste drinkers fetbicn 1T his ~
ing II me jar - faithfully eaforcef
ard men are k@1,t sbber IN spite 81
their inclination ~ me crnfrafy,
there n no d6ubt nat ne balance II
good iii Re altogether for srohfoi-
ton ara me average efficiency Of me
man ~ the country snf me Averages
happiness and erTnfort Of fh@ir homes
viii - greatly increased r. ia fhA
Antitips tibn of this result mat hs =
gainA5 ne caose 81 prehfbitien n,
h1ch Strength snh mikes 40 many,
evAn of rhSse wro Iovs their glass.
ard have foUnd no harm tbnnA ~
thArnseIvss frorh nobderstA indulgence
- tolerant ~ = law that intArfArAs
with Uhas they heffnve W be their
personal rights shd subtscts them n,
eensity FIR me hsneft II other o~o-
pie.
Tire reason alleged fir me
present Jsr ~ ast nota dAfnobiIizs-
ton IL cornpiefe ia fnA necessity If
conserving fr,>,1 by reason ri The var
nov happily ended ThA real reason
for the lar - the Desire FIR orohibi-
ton that il tht intense snd f>r, i'm "a
tent ~ wait for fhA tbnstltoftt,rsl
amendment.
That trehfbftlbn craving has tysr.
run fhe West ana SDuth feyoiutiorfz
Ing social sentiment there In = fh<,@t
fennsfksb,e fnsnner and finally II has
woh mast III the Fart 40 well.
Whether IL win Isst or not no onH
knows. but At present IL IL irresistIbie
snf boozH must hide itseK IN privacy
untif the supply is exhausted and
cocktails ana lin jams are pahishA1
frrn the land Philadelphia Press.
imagine 4 mig city newspaper say
fhs such things ten years ago. And
inst k,yk back = fAu months ~ the
time when B<,st<,n. Heu Yook, t'hiis =
d4ipnia ana otber argA city nAwspa-
tsss wers 6Iled with xIsrfnk sfver
tfS<nAnts N ufiskAy. bsAr, vlnAs an1
other liquors. ~ tbs same time me
mail boxes N Christian families 1stA
stof1d with the it1rstDrA 81 vho1@
sale t,rt,ze houses ana The stphissty
sS4 fAises,o0ds III writer's snh sDe.<
s,s IN the service m the liquor inter
acts, A0d ~ II onIy few months
sts,e4 fy1n kn6wn 49, coming from tbs
estDtts m Mains we're paid handsome
tess IN the West 70 defame our state
in pubfls 1scturss," because II was
.hs Oldest prohibition stats and ciuna
u, ~ Swn laws IN preference TO those
,na1s nv the ilauof interests
fbs faIi Of the combine Of the most
bi44Ass disease ana tho most dsmna.
ne sfihns has bssn swift and saiutA.
~ The trade trust that i've years
sss wss dominant, brsssn, defiant.
shd bssstfnt NJ ts power, II today on
~ baSh, hos tied. helpless and
s18ASiiss ttks 4 stuck" pig. II j.
sssT ~ t4 put cut III III fnissry-~as
sst tsfss contemporary remarks.
whss "esehtsits ana jlm.jsms are
l,shtstsA from ttss ishd"
W. miSbt tavs ssiksd temperance
sss wASsS1 ~ bfs4Allia ssftssyiss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04
LEMON JUICE
FOR FReCNES
CIrx. Mzxe 5e1ury icr,cn -uY
a~ GS-Tv Z.

=rueezz TIE .u;cs Il -To -sronS
Eurg, / 1or-tz Containing -1res 5i1Ecss
= r--1arrt Write snzsa wall ar1 Toal
1z-a ! suzr-e< 9lnr N me oesZ 1recxie
zn& IN Ear1ou and COMPLEXION
zszur.fe-. IT ~e--. very snau cnsT-
E1ur yrnce- LIS ne leznou5 zcd a1y
fr-z< store II -oiIss counter VII silp-
1lv FIRE OUNCES II JrCaard wife 1cr
: 1sw csnIA Massage lis sETss1!V
tz-arr gor.cu rEo the eacs cesa-
4r--s and lands zacd lay Erc see
.ow s-zcxies a1G 1le-iSnss disappear
zuc row ..ezr. soft md -osy-v11r4
tie SKIN .5ec1-s1 Ees. Z IS HATH
esq and csvsr E-tztsS-A6--
-I.e[r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04
Patriotic Worker
Mrs SrircnieId
Passes Away

Linton Ne 5:lIv The death II
Mar - 5r.uc5de.c II Clinton &c
cured Il he 1cue Of der son Il 10
1riz-r. Wish IN Suudav, June .
NJ St.uc.zt.ett vent % Portland,
Gre. n A1gus- IS teIegars-a-- la-ze
rom -eor- u Maine, " z c. IL
ne sud II he session she vent 70
EcGu1zu % SIX ae- snu- Because
II ne interest -y1.ca -aa- pa- OF ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04

ISufenre His. sssH eoTresporSsn,
~ me View Yoyk SIN. writing u Mr
WILSON'S trip through E4ixiun. says
tast thA President uss received with
hftl> enthusiasm. Ts1sA5." ~ says
mort ~ the enthusiasm On N. Bel
Ejsn trip came from me children,
rhoss weII fed bodies ard radiant
fstAs bore eloquent tribnts ~ fha
ability Of Herbert Hoover A. tori III
rsntor" ~ must have been a sh,>k
- Mr.. Wilson's idesljsm 70 learn
mat fhe Tsy to a BAfxIsn babys
heart ia through his tUnnmy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04
Railroads and Steamboat,
aAIE3 STATES EaRaGaa aaMgsRi
AA9 D. aaE3. 1irsr.cr sen.r.i .. a,F,u
MAINE CENTRAL asElsoa3
Irzu~n $780,,

CORRECTED TO I-EE .sl
Philadelphia and Wast.rg-or N
! 1e51ay. T1grsdav z-s >.,d:T
fars- il6 p.u-. or Brg-sI
ce--a1d and Boston. - an. 81
K 20 4 Il i-n=
EN- tPo-LalG only SIS - rls|
f. a, so1ca Gardiner. rs 7, ETlI
- an. S pr. SIS IN.
= a5a pm Ga-:.-=.. 81 j
NJ Al; SIS an E n
H. -.R pm 5E 81 !sN
pm. EaLcEen TE * i
tla4 an - ar. - IN. IS
e 2. sn-N 116 A-1 pm No.,-ea. I
12 An. FaE-1--o7 -; II
o-S T. n. - an :: . =.
e. :. Lewiston ~ a. -
s- d- IS Pm. :: ( Pm. I'll
n. EocStacd &5 an as an.
n. "aes-vll1e and Bangor 10
Nv An ar. .. a- -
n EM P-n- FIT En- Is pm.
scr and A-0oscock pcIc-s 10 at
a US Pm: va-ce1o-c, Il
AID St John -1M Ar. 80; pm
Eicocr IA an r1s5 m. L1Sa
81 Pm. Calais ara Ezs-cort Z.
z Us Pm. Skcw.sza7 49,
20 pm rs r.n. Estis: AM
-@ P-o-s Ea-Eocv IS. -
lover and Eexc-otc -.-W an. ~;
aI-a. passengers cay west .:
rpaay exreP. SUNDAYS. .Dalg. d
days only
D c. DOUGLASS Es.e-., N,-a
" Z HARRIS. Ge-e-a. Pass
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Steamer Island

leaves Augusta ever day a; y
6aAowel ten s;g1ai. -; Ga'1
LCs south Gardner tc1 slEaals
Secar Grove. SeS. Richmond, 81;
- ARRIVES Scotasay Ea-eor y
Rscvra. leaves Bocehtay Earhc: I
CAV AZ LIZ 2. NJ; Eata. as sop
haenncnG. Cedar Grove aaG South
diaer On signal; Gardner: Eallovis
s1xnaL Arrives At augusta aNs
SStock P - James Orr.ck. A2gs
crank 5. Wiaxase. Eailowe.: "
1o2Ss<s Gardiner Agents.
W. n. Saneern. Augusta HF
Subject 20 delays ane cnaags vi,
notice. ai!1
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LITCHFTELD
Gard Of Thanka

We "ish 10 extend our thanks ard
appreciation 10 the friends And
neiShbors who 80 kindly assisted a.
in the sickness and death 81 our
mother. Also for the beautieu, aora1
tributes especially 70 the Ladies'
Sewing Circle.
Mr.. HARRY NEAL.
Mr.. H. MRS. r., J. NEAL.
Nh. r. MRS. ROBERT ALLEN.
MR. r. MRS. EDWIN w. SMALL,
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@cM Z -azuered

Z vas cass u coJitsS1 5e-veer
sut9mo5iles, and lie J6uEs -z5y VII
aess YES undeaiaoly beautiful, says
-1s Kansas -.cT Journal
Eave y0u III 'fea Edar caused
he zcc.feat zs<et csJI1lcIi
- raiuk 30
State wIa- n Jour 3otu10u-
caused ire coULs5on-
'IlIst T -egl ne truth
Tog hzve svor1 . 70 81
al : wss standing 81 re -1r-
Ter. Ills gentleman -1srae1 % OK
n something ard III -aro lie 1-ae-
machine
Wha+ I'D 7e -Ir1 % .ock zt7-
aust 7 zus1e-@"
yon nuss.
x must aid ne 5rs.c- ~t-aess
vita 4 vivid 5lush. he .lruet %
ok ~ ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04

President Wilson has served nn4ieA
On Co1 u " Houss not ~ participate
IN any nay in any f the commits
SONS created by the league covenant
nnsH n" senate sets. This ia .bs
sol" exhibition NJ eonrtAsy shovn bv
the President N the tinted States IN,
The sAhstA N th4 Chi.>a States .t,.A
March 4, 1913. and II shnuI1 ~ me-
norisHz.1 In Letters ri gsif.
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FRECKLE-FACE
Sun sne Wind esins Out UeDy sps4s.
Hsw 10 Rsntovs Essily.

'ow 70 NsWoSs hAeHT.
Here's = chance. Miss frsokIe.fsos, N
Try = remedy for frecktss with the guar.
antss Of reliable concern that II viii
not cost you q penny unisss II removes
the fSsekIss; whhs IL u does give YOU
a clear complexion The expense In
tfffinR
Simply get an ounce NJ Othine--
double strsnsth--ffom any druggist and
a few applications shouId show you
how easy II II 10 rid yourself Of the
homely freokies ana set 4 beautiful
completion. Rarely 10 more than one
eunos needed for the worst case.
D - sure 10 ASk the dfdssist for the
loubis strength othfns - this strsskth
y sesd Under euasantss OF mossy go
M u fats " remove Sseekjse. -Alvss5g
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Two Maine Men
Reported In Casualties

TIE following czs1zt-:es are -
ported 81 ia Commanding general ID
The American Expedtr.orz-y Forces
Killed II action &. died from
Wounds 2. ttsd from acc:6er: and
o.Aer causes J, died of disease D. lost
4. sea CT 'NoIdav+a" l. wounded Sc
vsreIJ q, wounded degree u1deter.
mined i3. wounded slightly I33
missing ID action I, torAI -4s
Total number Of Casualties 70 date
including those reported a5ove:
= Killed in action G1cIUting 81. 4,
sea- 34,65,, died Of wounds 1885
died Of disease . 4s3. died from acct
dent and other causes 5.os3. wounded
IN action lover IS per cent returned
70 duty 212Ifs. missing IN aetion
rot including prisoners released and
rstUr1e6J 1857. total 70 date go 238
TIE Itsr for View England Is as fol-
lows:
Wounded Severely
Private A-an J. Norercy. AazvitIe
r, T.
Wounded, Degrees Undetermined
Private Hugh z. AcGrath, North
Chelmsford, Mass
Wounded Slightly
LieGts- Russell T. Fry, Brookiiae.
Mass Huntington W rockingham,
Boston, Mass: Serg- August Kits
cha, Waterbury. Conn: Pr!vates
John a. England. Somerv,lIe. Mass
Peter A. Tiagwad. Hartford Conn;
Thomas ". FetndeI. North vey-
mouth. Mass; Harry Fekkes. Hing
ham. Mass; Walter A Gutuan,
Clinton, Mass; James McGreevey.
Worcester. Mass: Henry J. Madden,
Pavtucke., r T.; Frank A. Silva.
Gloucester, Mass. FREDERICK 2.
SOJCY. PORT KENT. Me: Duffy
StaaisIaU. Milford. Ct
CURRENT CASUALTIES
Died Of Accident
Se-gt- John J Nalloy. Berlin. y. II.
CORRECTIONS
Killed in Action, Previously Reported
Missing in Action
Corps. Raymond c. Sherman,
Lanesboro, Mass; Joseph L Sinsix-
aIio. Hartford. Conn: PRIvATEs
NOBLE r FARRELL, GERALD.
NE; Forna G. Eiznick, Hartford.
Conn
Returned to Duty, Previously Report
Cd Missing in Action
Private William Johnson. worces-
ter. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04

GnfIs fynflsy's postDn Gishe eli.
t>riaI rhursfay contains A. refnr.
"hoe " ssltnbn- and pea ha4h.
we've never tHs1 ~ hut recommend
u ~ any hohsekAArer who il lsokinx
Tn Dni4n% anH inexpensive ~
r.HfSss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04

Se1- 2-Sctaz Tas zS-5EIs-eG ID
-erssve Est month rom / View Eorx
vsufe-fiIe nzuz<s- Z 9vs-1s1re 1T,sr
10 tesIre- saar- tally var -1Iks n
he vsude-l!e houses throughout
zmeT1ca
TIE Genera lid 1or -sCsy 70 -:I1s
-ssegTan- oUt FORM z-.r vent by
Zen lie va-de-sIie ls- wired
sEiu,
Have Tou szts--asrsd uy PROPOSE
Lon
Eo-' G>1- P@-shtug T-rsf TACK
-T5Gr proposition Las eurs--a!asd
ne -+Eev FORK Gf15s}
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04

Names poo1Il4tsoa - growing
-aDadIy rais week SIT here viii 81
enough fresh sir % 90 aroitn6, and
1ars some !e<t.
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Trs Posses Vaii


FS6ssrCn6 Reed
to5e yaite eoses jl61rl Ss1r Ter.
N1eysyer she may De
CH 3cjaNd sloSe ~ rnszfoT5 green.
rr 81 G5s B1 nrseriES ses.
Y5r svse- ard ersy1s 5Ioorns 81 sar.a
tie 1Du1ols md he -zSs
3fSoaz ssSu-oroazet shoSr and .saGe=
524rr
-arovs asafa ser .ovinz >srs
Ard ~1eu .ae v.tcdsry - J1us
3,6is ser mother say-d-
Gre san N svsyy o5sntng sid
-as nYyssr7 ~ SRA
-sr.i SIS far .as g.s<sn 1aIhs
go !ca@s- Ssir dsT read,
Ire r1sss ..stsn>t Eli yds <rsk
sli1>-< tova sr,m overhead
TasY .sstsns< EaroIga cas 1Uisr aig1r,
SzHszzh ne s3snsssf sxy
TSifs firing stisnrsy - xh6sfs
Tie vst.s aEo,as f'srcsrs1 ~.
Sometimes zcrcss ne c:ovsr fssds
T51i< vsxrsnt 53xat r.nfs pass
WAS chss osrgey fs7- and sT,ft.
A Ao6,-Esif ~ ths grzss
htsh ssiI 81 .he fragrant air
"Cvr mistress c5-ne+d ate
Was eh4r rhs Haas shsS6v fell,
Icr5ss cae xsr1en xaEs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04

Mrs. George Crommett and NJ
mrs. w. A. Nelson attended me
sonic and Eastern Star services
Albion Corner Sunday.
mrs. Carrie Aver and daughter
o.eo Donneil Of Rhode Island
with Mrs Maria Marden for u
Mrs. Eliza Nelson remains y
Ine same. Her daughter. -
Chadwick il with her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04

1rc-n-- -EIar Troubled VIE
5see5lessc egg Eat CueellEg OeSnrs
zczrz 70 5eL
P1rterr-F1T. Ioersr yr1I 1ucz rnad
lie 1eze- d est zrT-ttiEg before 81
.uz % 3e6
Coc-ar VIII tiEr.ryf-97od- 5ead-
Tat vas .zSr 5a5BarE Science las
made FICTITIOUS strides n rI-s -7sE
sex unrraz-Sew T1rx Gtnbe-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04

Eznc.sco villa 1as 5y1e-ed al
Americans daazse Tasa cz2Uirsd-
Al leszr -iae-s g 10 MISLEADING his
Tesninz ~ ais 1clicT
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SHE SAYS:

Small 5oys should Sc ta1zar low
20 frsss taetr a1aaas 5r 70 CHOW
wien heir a7aaas ere properly
1Fessed On ne strse- car ne otaer
Say a sr1a4I soy saE beside liz 1zora-
cr She Tas 1Essssd 1eax.y. zu. 4
Collar 90 Ter S5zE wzs 1aSasrsrsf a:
>ss sd. The small SOY saw t. sor :
saw AIM 1cok.aS A. y. gs 1.E 70.
tsI ser aoo1c = The CELLAR vzvs1
sack and sor-A ~ me car SPED a4o.z.
Wien size 1ssc1vsTs lie collar cac ct
1r1sT she VIII 5avs s1ogs1 rsz-s. n
a .u51c sum ~ MAKE - cor Al sire
7fisac aavs S-fsve6 waits Cd ia ez=
K she aat xnowa asour he c1lIsr
THAI feeling a Just ike aiding 4
zoe IN ire desi ~ ycsr stocking after
asv.ds 5esn 20 Il 1ancs al tde sven =
ing. Small ooys st!oEiS Sc -a1xar
certain things
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04

Although II costs but six cents a
daHin India for men to wave fans to
|1GfAN the air circulating In houses.
u ~ are .Rradnally being rep1gced by
s1set 44lps cheaper aa0 more re-
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Evs-v ran aas Us 16bh~s" So
se--e6 Ire Sage
Yes agreed lie g5oI- "snc 11v-
afays re tz~7r-te 1C5oy seers 70 D.
he zEtnnI05ils
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x -Aey xxzD ~ 5yfrfsHS ci5oss sfor.es
sssut he Crown 2-sncs 1s VII gs- 70
md IN swzY 56ns 1Sy-S1rr!znf
C-sza-
ReSorued spe.lisg ~ lie -ssuIt II
SER oesT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04
Eastern Steamship Lines
Bestea and Portland Lin.
s S. GOV. pINGlEY'

- - ~1OV. OiNGL61
Frs'sht and Passenger Ss~a
Leave Por1Aand. Franklin w
1dONDAYS WEDNESDAYS
FRIDAYS at f.So =. VI. for B's'''
Return-Leave Boston. Cs,,,
Wharf. TUESDAYS THURSs
and SATURDAYS at 5 P. ".
BATH a ecoThsAY LINE
schedule effective June IS. ~ y
6Atn rs =. II. week DAYS ea-.
Boothhay Harbor and way lAa;t
Return-Leave Boothbay HAraot o.
A u, week days only 70, b2A
way landings. 81
n A HARDEN. sup,.. Bsta,, =
-! a. - CLAY. Supt.. Portland. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04

r ,acks Ike ws sha!l aavs T1rxsT
ssr some lime ye-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04

Thieves and beggers have r
language OF their own. ""s
burglar uses the phrase "strne'
lightning" he means that he was
rested by the police whilst eng
on his little job. through infoVfa'1
conveyed through the telephone
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04

The var "a orsx 5gt ne casIaitT
isfs Ike ne 5r5ol<. 20 81 forever
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04

~ On Crohsrf prisoner nearly
crs-1 ne n~n hall N s>ttiox his tsGI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04

zzTe- [zblses q Aspirin % 5e
genuine HgIsS o. HzTxea WITH lie
szSsey zyev Ceosa" Always 5IIy
IN 1nbrossa 3zye- 1ac.<zss v1se7
CONTAINS 5yooey directions % sstesy
rssie=s zsstacas -oos1ae5e. Gar
setses E@1Tzigsz- Colds and 5aIa-
Handy iii 5oxes ~ - -x5isss c5sr
5ut 4 ss~ 5sats at drug store
IsTzs- 5ac<sSss also 4scsrfn 10 re
rrzce marx II 3ayer Manufacture :.
oe 9safcyiicac.1
-xf~
,n1S r>a-Sr. zaS - -n1n.r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04

nz.shes zvsy cr5m 1rsso1erz-7o--ia1d
Sres4
Or perhaps -ae5 vou'> put my
5ofy Else "a PRISON ID he ,aw1 azlL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04
lcross ne ssr1en xafs4

Portland n 20 have arsoroof
sheatrs. coe Portland Tsea4rs Cd
having Jeasef .or a period IF % year.
re Jot facing or Congress street. b.
tween ne home ~ me ate Charles
r EAoby ard the Puolic hora<y.
E<vaf6 J. BDla1d 81 Sostoa "a IRE
archifHee. The theatre viii Re ready
sbr oc11 oahcy IN aoour a gear.
Aaother real estate dsa. IT'S e-.x
In Portishd Wss re exchange ov
DT. ). y C'NefI II ri3 rssidens.a.
apartment ara bgsssess arooArty.
coraAr 81 C5ngssss ara Ffxa strs>ts
sor saa 4fz3s 5aA6snx, gzehsnae
sffsAf. o-Hasf ~ EagiG Srsr.z 4
sh'jF-sso~Y mo6era bfscA syjih.az viii
oe eferf%G ~ ne OXEN CITE.
The Con1 3@rjsnd cS1vnsy csnnsfz-
sisn-rs met IN Tuesday ard ~. s,16.-
No bonh issu. N rsts. rsnt, IN eay
for me repairs u ne PertIasf br,>x.
was swsf1e< Corsrafs<tnn.rz Car
sneA L. s3ekaans ard Yrsnx "
HAWKES. v1feh f6r ths award ara
Commissioners Charles A Maven
against IL, sayisg h. wished ~ s., N
reehrf "a IN vhv Ne would rot a.
prove ~ ire rss,5snel an ftsr<,sffinr,
OF s1eh bonds ny the means ana
methods afepeed
Pres4Ds Isle man in said n. nav.
b~1n so hessroos ~ ssv,nS sts IN.
e1mbeF plants from the recent e.I1
snap that. after using All th4 avail
sn'e f1iits. spreads, shauIz. et1., a.
coverings, he spreads his vzty,a BE
fur cnat over snnne IT the plants. He
~ nom minus A vslasbIA far er,af4--
ana the t1cuafsr plants ware
ruined, Seinx clothing dealer. he
should onIy charge NJ fhe wholesale
pffcs N The coat against The theft
ana the eoegnbers.
HouItor, At A special town roAA4t, r.
last week voted ~ rsise s26,5o1 with
which 70 build new sidewalks.
Brock trent 81 unusual size are be-
ing reported from All over the state.
snntts brock In Mortified bids fair
70 have claim On the record Can't,
r. M. jasper the other day csnxht
WIN n NO. hook ons that measured
IN inches In length. greatest firth
~ - inches and weighed a.
po'hGs. He also caught an,tb.r
'forn me same brook, . 1it,ts rban
sorne hops for the hungry ana 90.
psciAily those who eat American gar,
zines. The price of fsh which he.
eesn sZo per hoksbead has dropped IN
s!o NJ and around PASSPORT ana I'm
Monday. after ths big indspeoaen,
IsHfbry III L. -. Clark H. son stsr,hd
up hsn wsrs bought for s. Der b.Ss.
hean' As the canning season runs
uhth DEC l, plenty III time seems IN
remain for big canning crop,
-
Francis w. Bakernsu. whose as...
occurred ON June 20 ut his boros !,
Chelsea. Mass, vas 4 native =,
Brooksvifle. Me-. born Apr,, IL fsAt
He graduated In 1868 fro,n wstsr.
VIE college. now Colby. ana In 1919
rom Newton Theological Seminary.
being ordalned the same year, Ne
preached in GAINESVILLE, Wis, ana
worcester. Mass, going 20 Auburn.
Me, In 1874 ana remaining for about
10 years. then going to Chelsea.
Mass, where he was pastor Of a
prominent Baptist church for 40
years He was twice married. A
wi0cw, two sops ana two daughters
survive III
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04

Portland n 70 aavs arsoroof
theatre. zoe Portland Tsea@rs %
having lea sef sor A PERIOD ~ b. yesrs
re Iot facing or Congress street b.
tween ne home ~ me ate Charles
r Loby ard the Public IiorarY.
E<vaf6 J, EDlaad 81 Sostoa "a IRE
srchifHeT. The theatre viii Re ready
FIR 5c1L cahny IN aocur a gear.