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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
AIshop. I.,ue s,nt.m,n,

UCBLIN. June 2f.-Thc Catholc
bishops OF Ireland today issued a
unanimous statement, declaring thai
the existing tEnslish) government of
Ireland cannot last, and saying thar
IRELAND lie entitled TO government by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
Gasoline Held TO nc Ncccs.i.y.

Charges against Joseph II. Crcnshaw.
arraiEncd IN Police Court yesterday
FOR selling gasoline on Sunday. were
dismissed. Gasoline was held to be n
necessity by the court. and, therefore,
can he sold Whenever II les necessary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
Arrestcd for rreaching

W !. Smith, who gave his address
As Maryland. was arrested late last
might At Fitth and Broad Streets
charged with preaching without IL
cense OF permit. He gave bond for his
appearance in Police Court today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25

were at the side Of William H. that
when he learned OF the Sarajcro trac-
edy. he who posed as a keeper Of the
peace. cried:
The hour has struck. Now we shall
sec what an army is"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
Rheumatism

Is completely washed out Of the sys-
tenn by tho celebrated Shivar Mineral
Water. Positively guaranteed By
money-baok oTer. Tastes fine; costs a
tri'e. Delivered anywhere b. our
kichmond c-Nunnlnaker
CO. Phone thcm.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
Macy Mirrors Flank n,o,,

FIankinE ono side or Inc roor, 49,.
seventeen large mirrors, which rcrer,
!ts s,Ateliness. On the other side 81,
me room arc seventeen large mirrors
denigned by direction and undcr euncra
rlsion by Louis XIV. by l.. No,re '''
Exquisite paintings adorn The walls
ana celInss where the space is MOI
taken up by mirrors. Probably in All,
the world there is not so splendid a
room as the hall OF mirrors y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
NO MARTIAL ARRAY
AT TREATY SIGNING

- CONTINUED From FNrs, ras.D
Enat pictures OF love ard intrie,.
riousE they might reveal un.i
u.s ns'hs arrogance: what luxury and
Inc hall OF mirrors In whose h,,;,a
ing "nen the extensive additions 80,
r maze 10 The old palace in 1851 SO manv
has il Louis the Magniscnm, rumor
m, M, pie Is an unusually large ,oo wy
5.s length Is 2t2 feet and IT, WIN
20 ieei; while the curved ana heau MI
aboy. ~. ".ra ceiling rises IS feet
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-15
ROZDZIAL XIII.

Zaraz nazajutrz, zjawila sic Janila Z ciotka pre-
zcsoNa Wanda w Zalesiu.
Prawdziwie serdecznic witaly sic panic z War
szawy Z Wlodzimierzem
Panic doktorze, - m6wi}a Wanda &c zy-
ia pogfoski o uczuciu Wlodzimierza az we Warsza-
ciem, -dlugo tn juz panu przebywac ME wolno, DO
kolega paGski mic chce wiecej w~yreczac Pana, wy
jezdza take W tych dniach.
- Wien 0 tenn, ~niestcty - W}odzlmlcrz stfu-
mil wcstchnienic. - TAX dobrzc mi tn, - zauwa-
wi ciszej - &c woIalby1n wcalc do Warszawy ME
wracac!
Spojrzcnic jego s~Poczeio bezwiednie ma Maryi'
vie, zrcsztq we Witkowie posfyszala %niejedno. ,
Synrpatyczna postat Wandy bardzo dobre wra
zcnie zrobila ma mieszkaicach Zalcsia.
By1a brunctka, 0 zywych, %ciemnych oczach,
k~szta}tncj figure, sfusznego wzrostu, zywa uprzeJ
ma, dvstvngowana, taktownem 1achowaniem sic
rozniIa sic znacznie cd Hcleny. w towarzystwie
tryskaia swoboda zycienl, lecz umiala zachowac
miare, ME n~arzuca}a sic zbytecznie swoja osoba, ami
spoirzeniem, ami slowem; skro1nnoSc, pochodzaca
Z wewnetrznych silnych pobudek, re z~amisowania
do etyki estetyki, byla najlepszym ola niej harnul-
Gem W jj z~ywosci. Wychowa}a sic we Warszawie.
god scis}ym dozore1n w~zorowej ~zacnej matki, kto-
ra znajac ~zepsucie wielkich mast, umia}a ~wpfywem
swoim uchronic corke cd niezdrowych wyziewow
z~gnilizny moralnej W spoheczehstwie, wpajajac W
niej cd poranka jej zycia zamifowanie do prawdzi-
wego piekna i dobra.
Chatynscy i professor z luboScia przypatrywali
sic Wandzie. Me rwazali jej "a pieknosc skonczo-
ia, ale byla ladna Z mAeso ukladu, z wdzieku i
czaru, kt6ry roztaczaia wokoio bystroscia, dowci-
penn oglednyn, u~miarkowanym, wyRwintnym.
Professor, jak zwykle, ozywiai towarzystwo.
zachecajac do u~prawiania sztlk ~pieknych, prowa-
dill Wande, Marye CEILING pc kolei do fortepianu,
w~reszcie i Wtodzimierza pos}ai pc ,skrzypce.
Prezesowa zaehwycala sic zywpscia i uprzej-
moScia p~rofesora, a'on miai sobie "a obowiazek wy
tiumsczyc sig jej:
/ (Ciag daisy nastapi)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-15
GDY czUC Z UST .
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
Dosiegna Przyczyny j Usuna ia

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, zastepu-
jace kalomel, dzialaja lagodnie ma zoi4-
dek j stanowcZo s%kutkuja.
Osoby, kt6rym czue z ust, pozyskaja
szybka ulge przez DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets. So to przjemne W uzyciu, Z
cukrowa powloka tabliczki, uzywane ma
od6r z ust przez wszystkich, kt6rzy 10
znaia. ="
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets dzialaja
lagodnie lecz stanowczo ma zoladek L
watrobe, pobudzajqc je do naturalnego
dzialania, oczyszczajac krew i lagodnie
przeczyszczajac caly organizm. Czynia
one to Same co n~iebezpieczny kalomel,
lecz ME sprowadzaja zlyeh nastepstw.
Wszystkie dobre skutki ~brzydkich,
odrazajacych, sprowadzajacych kurczs
srodk6w rozwalniajQcych pozyska SIG
przez uzycie DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
bez kurcz6w, b6lu Tub innych ~przykrych
nastepstw.
DR.. F. NJ. Edwards odkry} formula
tych tabliczek pc siedmnastoletniej prak.
tyce pomiedzy pacyentami cierpiacym
ma dolegliwosci zoladka i watroby, z
to~warzyszacym i'm odorem z ust.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets So czysto
roslinnym preparation, zmieszanym 2
OLIVIA; ~poznacie je po ich oliwkowym
kolorze. Bierzcie pc jednej Tub dwie co
wiecz6r przez tydzieh i zauwazcie sku'
tex. 10c i 25c pudclko. We ws~zystkich
aptekach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-15

Nv spos6b bardzo prosty! Wzie-
lam do pomocy RUFFLES - kt6ry
usunal lupiei, n obecnie WHO'S pick.
ME sic pussy 1 rozwtja''.
w ciagu dwoch hub trzech dni, lu-
piez "a pomoca RULES zacznie sla-
bic ma Waszej glowie. a "a jakis ty-
dEien zupelnie zniknie. Jest to szcze-
"a prawda! Wasz aptekarz zwr6ci
Wan pieniadze jeSli RUFFLES "a
wiedLie.
NigGy jeszcze nile okaza}o sic coz
podobnego jak RUFFLES. Mowiac O
R~uffiesie, ME rozchodzi sic o jakis
perfum, jakas czczosc. lub o jakies
gtupstwo. RUFFLES wzmacnia I o.
zywia za~niedbaia / zbiedniala sk6rs
gfowy, doda energii 1 posili korzet
wlosu 1 og6iem jest to jedyny sro-
dek, istniejacy dotad z podobnymi
warunkami. Bezwarunkowo usuwA
lupie5 1 udatnia najwspanialej wlosy.
Kupcie sobio dis jeszcze jedna
tutelke "a Csc cd Waszego apteka-
RIA. Gdyby go ME mial przeslijcie
75c ma podany adres, a otrzymacie
butelke 2 opiacona przesylka. F. Al.
Richter and Co.. 1880 Washington
St.. New York. N. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-15
chociaz to pewnie oszczer--

nose q tWalSZaWy... cHoclaA 10 peWHle Os%S%ei-
stwo... .. Is. 9. -. ~ .
- ZwroG wiecej pilnej uwagi ma WfodzimIe-
RIA, jak sic juz zmienif, jak umie sic zwalczac po-
step tax jest zadziwiajacy, DO niedowiarstwo, to
ciezka, cllroniczna choroba, ktorej trudno sic poz-
bye. -. Zobaczysz, Marylko, wkr6tce Wlodzimierz
powr6ci z1pefnie do Boga praw lego. Cen jego
szlachetnosc, BIO rozumie i ~przenlka, re zwatpienie
jego ciebie przeraza, ola tego tez ME bfaga ce Q sfo-
wo, cfociaz SERGE ,rwie sic do upragnionej pewno-
sci! On chce sic STAG wpierw ciebie godnym, chce
sic napnzod ~pojednac z Bogiem, ably chrzescijah--
skiej d~ziewicy zfozyc W ofierze chrzescijafskie ser
&c mlodziehca - Powiedz mi, Marylko, pyta}
sic znow professor pc kr6tkim namySle czy niece
llasowa ME rozmawiaia kiedy z toba o podobnych
wiadomosciach, jake zawierai list anonim z War
szawy?
- Owszen, wujciu, mowiia cos podobnego,
tembardziej mic ten list p~rzeraza}, DO byi nieledwie
potwierd7eniem jej slow!
- u, mecenasowej wiec znajdziemy to zrod}o
oszczerstwa, zobaczysz, dziecko drogie. i przeko-
nasz sic sama. Widocznie to czyni z mifosci ku sio-
stree, a zaponina, jak ciezka krzywde w~yrzadza
W}odzimierzowi Jezeli prawda wyjdzie ma jaw /
one okaza sic ~winnemi, ma zawsze go zraza do Sic
bic; w przeciwnym razie, zachowalby przynajmniej
ola mich ~przyjazh, re wzg1edu ma przywiazanie He
leny do niego.
Pc rowrocie Z spaccru, zasrafo juz nasze iowa
rzystwo Chatyiskicgo W domu. Najwyzsze oburze-
ME malowalo sic ia spokojnem zwykle obliczu
lego:
- Wiesz, - zaraz ia wstepie rzucil profesoro-
wi Z p}omieniem W spojrzeniu, ma zamozniejszy
cbywatel Z okolicy, pan Antoni, odm6wif bez wa
hania wszelkq pomoc Piaseckiemu! Me mogac "a
panowaG mad wrazeniem, ktore odnioslem, bylbyn
o WHO'S splunaf mu w tWarz... Me dziWcie mi sic,
- zawolai, widzac wszystkie oczy ciekawie skiero-
wane XII MENU, BIO przekonany jestem, nawet
dobrze objaSniony, re kilkanascie tysiecy gotowki
zawSze ley W szafie zelaznej p. .Antoniego, hypo-
text ia majatkach lego drobnymi tylko ciezarami
Sq obciqzone, a CRUDE kapitaly mieszcza sic jeszcze
po bankach to bankach cudzoziemskich! l czfo-
wick ten Smie sic tlumaczyt, re dopomodz ME mo
zc. BIO stracii ma papierach! Kt6z ma wog6e dopo-
mGdz blizniemu, rodakowi, jezci mic czlowiek "a
mozny? Me rozumicm doprawdy, czy pan Antonr
nic pomySlaf nigdy o przysziosci oPinii swojej i du-
sly. tego najdrozszego skarbuH Czy zapomniai, re
p~rzyjdzic mu zdaG sprawe z w4odarstwa swego?
A.lboz sic nigdy ME zastanawiai, re to dobro, ktore
posiada, ~pochodzi cd Boga, a jezeli najwyzsza Po-
tega mu je powierzyla, to ME ma to, zeby go sam
uzywai, ale zeby MEM wlodarzyi rozumnie, pracu-
JAG nietylko ola dzieci swoich, ale i ola spofeczeh--
stwal
. Zwykla to sprawl, - t'umaczy} professor, -
uIomnoSc4 udzka p~rzewaza zawsze mad dobrem, i'm
wieccj kto osiagnic grosza, tenn wieksza chciwosc
so ogarnia. Z malej siaboSci wyradza sic grDech
gl6wny wobec spoieczehstwa wobec wtasnej du-
sly, kalajacy opinie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
Maine Veterinarians

A quarterly meeting Of the Maine
Veterinary Medical association was
held at the Bangor house in Bangor
Wednesday evening. April 2. at which
Pres. c. Fran Dwinal of Bangor pre-
sided. Members present were: DR..
c. L. Ryan of Dexter. DR.. ". H.
Corey of Newport. DR.. A. Jolly of Wat
erville. DR.. Z. E. Russell of Farming
ton. DR.. Davis Of Rumford. DR.. Blake
~ of Davidson, DR.. W. H. Robinson Of
Portland. DR.. Wescott of Portland. DIR.
Watson of Brunswick. DR.. W. Sally Of
Skowhegan and DR.. Alfred Murch Of
Bangor. One Of the important sub
jects discussed at this meeting was
that of municipal inspection of meats.
the paper on this subject being pre-
sented by DR.. Jol.'. The board "
veterinary examiners composed Of DR..
Sally Of Skowhegan and DIR. Robinson
of Portland also met on this occasion
and received 1: applications for regis
tration which will be considered st
the next meeting of the association at
Portland. The members Of the ASSOC
citation visited the Ayredale stock
farm at the invitation Of DR.. Murch,
and inspected the fine herd of cattle
there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
Makes Life Worth Living

You cannot be 'Constipated and
happy at the same time. If almost
everything you eat distresses you,
and brings on headache. gas on the
stomach. heartburn, ETC., you can
easily eliminate these conditions by
taking SEVEN BARKS, the favorite
root and herb remedy for stomach
disorders.
SEVEN BARKS will expel the dis
tressing acids. and dangerous poisons,
and help you back to good digestion
and active health, making life worth
living again.
Do you sleep we'll? or are you trou-.
bled with almost sleepless nights j.?
While there are many causes for
sleeplessness. it generally happens
that deranged stomach. liver or in
testines are the real cause Of the
trouble. II your appetite Is not
good, or food distresses you. or the
bowels do not move daily. you can get
quick relief from these disagreeabie
conditions by simply taking 10 to 20
drops Of SEVEN BARkS in a little
water after meals: this is natures
remedy. made from the extracts of
Root and Herbs. has stood the test
for nearly SO years. and will certain
~ give you a feeling of new life.
II you would have the glow of
health. and Danish the blue, don't
neglect to ask your druggist for
SEVEN BARkS. Costs but SO cents.
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
MT. VERNON

EAST-Frank Gilman was very
pleasantly entertained on the evening
of hig birthday. Apri! s. at the home
Of Mr.. and Mira. -. G. Rathey. He
was Also surprised with an April horn
which was hung during the evening.
Refreghments Of ice cream and cake
were served.
Mrg. Redonnett returned from Rox-
bury. Mass. Thursday.
Miss Bessie Soyes. who has been n
Augusta for the winter. returned
Thursday.
John Walker and Henry Oban have
commenced tearing down the Old
house on the Sta!ne place.
I. z. Wadleigh Is doing extensive
repairing on his house, charging the
ell and putting on a piazza.
Miss Ethel Strickland who has been
passing few days with Nrs. Roland
Sedgley has returned home.
The box sociaI and entertainment
given by the pupils III the Dunn's cor
ncr school wag well attended. A fine
program WAN carried out and the sum
Of &i2 was realized.
Fcrregt Tibbetta has recently pu7-
chased "A new horse Of Bert Wells,
KentB Hill
Mrs. Clarence Dunn and daughter
Alice are visiting friends in Halloweil
Ruth Damren liz whiting her sister,
Marjorie DArnren who is attending
Kent's Hi school.
Lawrence Kendall who ts employed
at Readfield Depot passed Sunday with
his parents.
Mrs.. William SpauIding and little
son have gone TO Eiddcford to visit
friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
Girl in Sailor Teas

Miss Margaret NJ. Mullen. II, and
Joseph Edward Kearney, II, rode te
Portland from Boston on q through
freight Wednesday night and the,
were to return later in the day
Thursday on passenger train,
Somerville police officer act
ing as escort. The girl wore a pair
OF sailors trousers that she bor-
rowed from her new-found friend;
the lad was in sailors uniform. hav-
ing been discharged from the nav,
last June and from the school of
navigation in Boston. March 20.
Huddled on the bumpers of the
freight. according to their story. they
travelled this long distance and were
cold. hungry and sooted from head
to foot when the train stopped in the
terminal yard. They Kept out of
sight Of trainmen as best they could
but Sergt. Smith and Ohicer Chand-
Ter found them on trolley car. ques-
toned them and escorted. :. them. to
police headquarters. No charge was
pFeferred against them but inquiry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
Worms Make
Sick Children

Signs OF worms in children are: De-
ranged stomach. swollen upper lip. sour
stomach. offensive breath. hard and full
belly with occasional gripngs and pains
about the navel. pale face Of leaden tint.
eyes heavy and dull. twitching eyelids.
tum. short dry cough. grinding of the
teeth. little red points sticking out on
tongue. starting during sleep. slow
fever.
The safe method for Riding the child
Of worms is to use DIR. True's Elixir.
Mrs William G. BONN. Of Caddo, Okla
homa. wrote regarding DR.. True's
Elixir. I'VE have used it for our chill
dren for the last twelve years and GER
tainly know the value Of it." You can
buy DR.. True's Elixir wherever medi-
cine is sold. Pleasant tasting-gentle
acting. The family laxative and worm
expeller for children and grown folks
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

Mr.. Herrick and his daughter. MIS-.
Farnham have made their home with
his n-iaw. Robert Emery Cot
trell, Northport avenue, where every
care was given him in his declining
years and where his death occurred.
Besides his two daughters, Mr..
Herrick is survived by one grand
daughter, Miss Alberta Farnham.
and his three grandsons, Norman.
Reginald and Malcolm Cottrell OF
Belfast and by four sisters. Mrs.
Thankful Griffin Of Lincolnville,
Mrs. Hannah Wilson of Belfast. Mrs.
Jennie Spaulding and Mrs. John
Howard of Rockland. He was a man
Of very fine character and dearly
loved. Funeral services will be held
Sunday at the residence on Sorthport
avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
Abundance of Rich Food in
Father Johns Medicine
Makes it Most Valu-
able Tonic
Safe to Take
Because 1t
Contains No
Alcohol or
Drugs

The extra strain to which we are
all exposed during the spring is al
ways source Of danger II the sEs-
ten. Is weakened Or run coTn. Man!
children, as well as older people. DO
not se, from their food the nourlsh-
Ynent which they need 20 build up
the vital, resisting energy with ~aicn
to withstand severe weather and IAN
easy victims TO disease germs.
With a proven history Of more than
sixty years service IS d food tonic
builder. rich in abundant rourish-
ment, Father Johns Medicine builds
new. vital energr.
OF very great food value as proven
b; ex,,er- chemical tests. the nour-
:snr,ent in Father Johns Medicine
is easily taken up by the system and
turned into rew flesh AID strength
10 resist disease. All the family can
use this old-fashioned, pure and
wholesome prescription With satet:
because i. is guaranteed free from
dangerous drugs in any form and Ii
is absolutely northumberland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

In these days Of strain and stress.
anxiety and worry. many people become
pale. Dervous, dySpeptic. In a word. all
run down. Their condition calls espe =
tally for iron-but iron in form In
which II ID pleasant to take. aEreeabl"
TO the stomach. easily assfmilated and
non-constipating. Iron ~ combined In
this form with nux. celery. pepsiD AMI
other tonicS and dtgegtives In Peptiron.
a real iron tonic. which IL accomplish
Ing q great deal In restoring health and
strength, vitality. viEor and vim.
Iron Ia indispensable to the perfect
nutrition Of the body. Pepttron sup
plies II In therapeutic doses. and In Il
remarkably short time seems to mako
a new and perfectly working system out
OF an old and broken-down one. enrich-
Ing the blood. giving good color TO the
the eyes. Peptiron 10 q product Of the
e; l. HOOD Co.. and u sold by Ill drug
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
WINDSOR

WEsT-Three Mile pend was clear
Of ice April 6. Three Cornered pond
opened the same day nearly three
weeks earlier than last year.
North Windsor school opened April
structor Harold Boynton transfers
the pupils from this section.
Mr.. Norissette Of WaterviIle was a
visitor at the home of his brothers
Joseph and Camille Morissette recent
ly.
Edward r. Casey has been working
at the farm Of late and with his
mother, Mrs. Matte Casey will soon
be settled at the homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. G. True received a
telegram from their son Harry of the
1O3d Infantry. 2sth Division. Tuesday
from Boston. He expects furlough
later which he will pass with his par
ents and other relatives.
James Caswell who has been at
home since his return from New
York left for Boston recently on a
business trip. Before his return he
expects to see his brother George OF
the 26th Division at Camp Devens.
Mrs. Harold Gardner OF Portland.
is making an extended visit with her
pa-ents Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Pierce.
Reuben Pierce was a business caller
in Augusta Wednesday.
Mr.. Ninan of Randolph was call
ing at North Windsor recently.
Mrs. G. D. Rivers who was visitor
at the home If her brother w. S. Bar
ton several days last week returned
to her home in West SomerviIle, Mass.
last Monday.
Mrs. Rivers was the guest Of Mrs.
S. p. Barton last Friday.
Anthony Trask has moved back to
the Dove house where he will h" near
his work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

An Industrial Congress
President Wilson has been asked %
call . congress Of representatives OF
iA1or. the employers and the public
Immediately after he returns to the
Cnited States, TO clarity tie tndn--
trial situation II. this country.
This IL the most hopeful and prom
iztng neWs that has appeared for
many week. With business In a
~vhat-next- attitude, with the un-
employment problem growing and
With prices stin mp or going higher.
1t II hoped that such a congress may
solve some Of the most pressing
needs u the moment
This congress, az proposed, VIII De
s:rnila. to the industrial parliament
now being held IN London. which al
most takes precedence over the poht-
tcal parliament, and which is credited
With having averted the threatened
general strike Of organized labor in
ENGLAND. 1t Will devise a constFuc-
tive program for the peace needs y
America, dealing with the reed OF
machinery. ways of promoting closer
coopers.ion between workers and
e,nployerx, -eform in industrial re-
la.ions. s.c care for the health and
education Of the workers and thei.
families.
The personne. Of the conference
has also been suggested and includes
the names Of some 1T the leading cap
italists Of the country. larger list OF
representatives, of organized labor,
and a numerous general delegation
70, the public. among whom are e1-
President Taft. TWO justices Of the
Supreme Court, well-knoNn clergy
men, college professors, social work
ers, 81 Tragistz. editorc, lawyers, bust
ress men, cabins. memb~r; and so
cizIists.
The cali for an Industrial congress
shows the trend OF the hour ava;
from politics toward economics. The
history o. the past century was po-
liticaI. the h tory Of the present il
and will be economic. IN large
measure the var with Germany, tn.
peace settlement and ti= revolutions
Of eastern Europe are economic. Tn
derstand economies and you will I'M
derstand all that is going on We
talk in .erma Of prod On, transpor-
tation. freight .ates and food. Life
after all. is matter Of bread and
butter and t.. Accomplishments. o.:
principal =, is TO understand this al
CUR point Of departure and shape oul
courye accordingly. To those who
consider economics as something cor.
did and material. the Lase "democ.
racy in industry" may sound better
This IL the thing We are after.
We have democracy in Our homes
in education. :. COVE -,ment,' in So
ciety; the next logical and necessary
step lie democracy in industry. A con-
gress which takes into equal memb :.
ship the three factors Of capital. "a.
Dor and the public is letting at tbs
matter in the right way and should
do much to promote public welfare.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
Wanted Il Quite Natural.

From the Pittsburgh Chronicle-Is!e-
graph.
AS birthday present to his wife.
Trotter decided on a photograph of
himself ard their only son. Algernon,
aged twenty-four. Father paid, Of
course.
Behold them at the photographer
Algy seated stiTiy in chair. his
father standing behind him at atten-
ton.
II think" smiled TIE photogra oher.
at would look more natural il you put
your hand on your sons shoulder
"On the contrary" said Trotter. TO
be really natural. Aigy should have
his hand in my pocket
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

The will Of the late ho's's
Dweiley of Bangor has tetn ''''
the Office Of the probate ''u'"
its provisions Edward ! h-''
cousin Of Mr.. Dwelleys ars'
Clara Dwelley. receives s. 'gF'
A. Hunt. second cousin 0; "'
wife. received $1,000; Ms. N'''
Wilson. $500: and all the rest Il"
Of the state wherever f"unu
uated. real. personal and miAeo ID
queathed to his wife. Helen
who is appointed executor 81 u.
without bond. The VIII Ic''"' :.
reefs that all inheritance taxes :,
will necessarily have - oe .
the first three legacies. VIII y
from the estate.