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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-17
Fever
Raging Through
out Siberia

OnEk, TIE ca Sept a.-Siheria Is
threatened win one of histary's great
est ryphus epidemlcs according 70 re-
ports received here from Colonel Ru-
dopa RaIIIng Tsus.er. former director
IF St Lukes hospital. TOXIC, but now a
member o. me American Fed Cross,
VINO with q party OF the FED CROSS mas
teen IN western Siberia for SIX months.
TEs. cases of typnus among Siberian
troops since January = according 70
Dr. sTeusIer, have aggregated 13eed.
and since July ! 4g.ggA. New cases now
number thousands daily
Al The resources Of the dislnfecrIon
HOSPITALS are overwhelmed ana the fever
rs s;sreaAing rapidly among the neRirry
oI4isrs and the civilian population OF
Western and middle Siberia. By mid
winter sne disease Is expected 70 raAch
enDrmous proportions. TT. Teusisr
zvs .he pressure Of refugees fleeing
FINN the B iHhevi k- IN July Augusta
ana up 10 ne present time in Sepsem-
her mas overc-Uwued al the towns from
t'ElSh tdSA WEGU. lila. a CIk4iI -1cor Il AAA4-
Ter of persons are living II fields, ana
-sssr ti1.. situation indicates prlvarInns
and deaths IT greater number than LAST
win er.
Near 0rnsk according 70 Dr.. TeuEier-
10000 person. are without shelter "a N
ter is approaching and thousands Of
hem are digging holes IT the ground N
c-ie- 70 escape freezing 70 death. san
i-a-v conditions are desrribed as fright
ful
Il riess he American Fed Cross CID
turn! Z -eIef SAYS D- Teusls-. the
death rou his winter vii ne far E-eAt-
er rhan ever before IN Siberia The
Russian Eed Cross estimates the NOR
aIt-y among children al 20 per cent
and says r IS increasing. The country
as reen stripped Of al medical sup
p IS, clothing and underwear, ans the
-e1ple organizations, zeMsrvoE tow1
unions an provincial governments, and
also the R-ssian BED C-osE. are begging
the American Red crDss for assistance
rs the only hope with which ID FACE
-he desperate SITUATION.
The American Fed Cross IL operating
q 4ally equipped hcspitRl train IN hand
ing wounded direct from the front ana
special cars are being sent To the front
To distribute instruments direct ID the
fed hospitals Mobile field hospIra-
ur-s are sewing the armies on ne
-onolsk anc Tu-gas fronts.
Dr. TeEsIer and mis- party on leaving
Crnsk FIR yladivoztok RECEIVED the tuI4-
IS supper and cooperation rom the
Z lcnak government
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-17
Shantung Amendment Killed
Turned Down by Senate, IS to IS
Defeated Amendment
Provided That Ger
man Rights In Pro-
vince Would Revert
to China Instead of
to Japan

"a ashingrDn. oct. 1S-Tne long de-
bated Shantung amendment 70 the
peace treaty presented BY senat =
Lodge and approved by the foreign
rela.uons counir-ae, finally was re-
jected n The Senate today with a
ma jori1y Of ar even score against IT,
IN The vote Of 90 10 90 fourteen Re-
pubdcAns swung over 10 the pro-
treaty furces wiIiie three Democrats
Lined UP with those supporting rl.e
proposal. OF the SIX senator's ahsenr
TWO republicans were Put On re-
ORC as N "a vor Of the amendment
and one Republican and three Demo
Gratis as opposing il.
The roi call. winch came al the
END Of another SIX and a half hours
Of sharp debate. IN reality swept
away SIX amendments instead Of one.
each change II the treaty text nav
ing been mum bered separately by rhe
commirLee n IFS decision II strike
out the word Japan and subsu-
IuLe the word China" throughout
the sections relating to the rprovin ce
OF ShantUnE BY unanimous con-
sent however, the SIX changes were
debated and voted OF as one.
Only three Of The comm -tees IS
amendments remain 10 oe acted upon
by the Seuals, IS previously having
WI aT "a w. y
che relates ID American REPRESENT
ton Of Lhe separations committee
and TWO 10 equalization of voting
power II The League Of Nations
assembly. The vote n detail follows:
Republicans; Bah, Borah. Bran
degee, Calder Capper. Curtis, Dill
hrgha-1, Fan. FraEcs- Frelinghuysen,
Grenna, Harding. Juhnpsn Calf D.
Jones CWast1InEton) Knox Lafol-
lerfe, Lodge Mccormick. Mclean.
Moses New. Neweer-v, Norris, Page.
Penrnse, Pt1pps. Poindsxrer Sner-
man. Sutherland Wadswurtn. War
r~n and Wa-s0n-222.
Democrats: Gore, Feed. Walsh
Mass -.
Total for adoption 30,
Against adoption.
Republicans Colt. Cuuuirs.
Hale, Kellogg, Kenyon. Reyes. Len
root McCumber. McNarv. Nelson
SnooI, Spencer. Sterling and Town
seud-14.
Democrats = Ashurst, Bankhead.
5eckhan, Chamberlain. CUIoerson
Dial Fletcher, Gay, Gerry, Harris.
Harrison. Henderson. Hitchcock
Jones New Mex Ken6rick. King.
Kirby, Mcclellan, MYERS. NuEent.
Continued on Page Col. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-17
General Denikine
Reports Victory
Over BOlsheviH

London, Oct. 16.-The defeat o.
the Bolsheviki IN the region OF ka-
rnyshin, On the Tolga north of Tza--
fczyn, as recently reported, was eff
fected after four DAYS of stubborn
fiCrring. General DenIkine announces
in his cormunique Of "Wednesday.
which states that the activities Of the
Bolsheviki have been arrested with
heavy losses for them The state
menI continues
IN the region west Of the Povla
"a tributary of the Dom, the enemy
liz retiring behind the river under the
pressure Of our troops. In the re-
gion btween the Me6viedItsa and the
Khoper further west from the Nolga
n the same region the enemy has
been driven from the DON IN
northeriv direction.
West Of the khoper our cavalry
wiped out the enemy's Fourteenth
Division.
During the fighting of October
12-14 we took 5000 prisoners. - guns
md nARy machine gins"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-17
More Steps to
Guard Against
Alien Radicals

Washington. Oct 1S-ActTvIties u
radical aliens n the United States
received further attention today in
Congress.
Several bills having for their pur-
pose deportation Of foreigner agi-
racors and aliens who cal 10 oecorne
citizens and Americauiza-ion Of for
eigners new II the country, were
offered IN the SeaH and House,
while the LATTER passed legislation ex-
cendiog wartime passport -esr-ic-
lions for one year This bill. recon-
mended by the state department and
designed 10 keep dangerous aliens
out Of the COUNTY,, now goes TO the
Senate.
Hearings sn appropriations Tor
naturalization work were continued
before the House immigration COM
rrfrtee. Raymond T. Christ. deputy
ornnIssioner Of DECENTRALIZATION, eoIc
me committee =. DOC. 600 furslgn-oorn
persons II the country were not cit
liens and that the presence OF soch
a large undigested population Gre
ared an alarming situation
The Senate labor committee which
has been Investigating The stee-
strike decided today ID hear witnesses
Monday and Tuesday as 70 the &C
rtvity of radical aliens n that strike.
II also voted &c ofpse lis inquiry by
the middle Of next week SO as 70 get
II work on naturalization leg1s1a-
ton. which n proposes TO press II
the Senate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-17
FOURTH REPORT

Washington. Oct 1s-Reiteration
Of the claim that the five big packing
Companies Of Chicago bid fair I'd
dominate the wholesale grocery trade
and already handle more than 200
foods unrelated ID the meat packing
industry, many of them directly com
pelitive as meat substitutes. is made
IN Part " Of the Federal Trade
Commission report on the industry.
published today.
The extent 10 which the packer
should pc permitted To enter Unreiat-
ed food lines (even assuming leEii-
mate com pet1tIve Methods" the re-
port said, is matter which the
pubic interest alone should deter
mine
1.-TWO questions. primarily eco
nomic. are involved:
Does this widening Of activity re-
suit II additional economies Of pro-
dnC-lou anG Distribution"
Does II result and viii II continue
ID result 10 the public IN lower prices
and better quality Of product and
service?
"A third question. not here dis
cusseG. relates I'd the ultimate effect
Of such vast anu powerful Organ-za-
lions on the political and social
fabric Of American institutions"
Included II the list Of commodities
said TO be falling under control Of
the big five" are poultry and game.
dairy products. lard and butter SUB
srirutes, canned and dried vegetables
and fruit canned. cured and frozen
FISH, Cocoa. coffee. rnolasses and cane,
corn and maple syrups. In addition.
Armour d Co.. one Of The five Is
said 10 handling extensively soda
fountain preparations and utensils
(cortinuec or Page 9-Cot. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-17
Plan Inception Of Covenant With Ratification
Of Versailles Treaty by Great Britain,
France, Italy and dermany-Early Part-
dpation OF i. 5. Not Probable=-Article
Five Interpreted to Mean American Men,
Der Not Needed at Initial Meeting

Washington. Oct I6.-While Official declaration can
made in advance OF the action Of the Senate Treaty
Of Versailles learned unoeiaIy today plans
were being laid for bringing the League of Nations
istence almost Immediately upon publication in Paris of the
Of the treaty by Great Britain France Italy and
Germany which viii put II into force.
Although the United States participate in the
a stages OF leagues work understood that the de-
has been reached have President Wilson issue call
the first meeting Of the council of the league within the
loay period provided the treaty for the appointment by
the council OF three members of the commission which to
determine the boundary OF the Saare basin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-17
Werner Horn Is
Back in Tolls.
Fredericton. n. B.

Fredericton. B., OCT 1s-W eI-ner
Horn. former officer in the German
ar-av. brought here from the United
States 10 be tried for Cyuam1t1ns me
n International bridge over the St
C-oix river a yanceboro, Ne, on
FEB ., 1915. was remandeG ID Jall
here today Horn arrived under
guard tins morning and was al once
taken before police magistrate
where the charges against t-m were
read.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-17
SON.
"RUFFTN.
Sl1I1
Club Women of
n. E. at Portland
Elect Officers

Portland. Me. Oct 16.-Mrs. Her
bert J Gurnev of WoIlastun, Mass.
was elected chairman to-day Of tsa
conference Of the boards OF officers
Ct The fedora ton Of w0men's clubs
Of the New England states.
Mrs. Robert Smith of White River
Junction. VI. was elected vice chair
man and Mrs. z Il. Hartman Of La
COMA. y H. secretary-rreasUrer.
The nominating committee consist
ed Of Mrs. Myrtle L T White rep
-esenring Maine Mrs. W L AoE-
man. representing Connecticut. Mrs.
Frederick E Downing, representing
Massachusetts and chairman of the
committee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-17
Maynard Forced
Down Nebraska
To Resume TODAY

Omaha, Nen.. Oct LII 3. ". MAY
lard. the flying pa-spn." vino was
forced 10 land his marnins near Wa
hso, Nen., rncay, vii commune his TRIP
tomorrow, according TO Ii. L. r.
Wei, Omaha control commander. AID
Is Iushing 10 hIm N an endeavpr 10
permit him - De the first 10 complete
the doUhle tracscnn tlnsntal journey.
His nearest pUrsuer is 1t. Alexander
Pea son. VINO ,s a. Cheyenne. less tina
45D miles behind MAYNARD, with with
a respect o. passing the Qarson To-
morroT.
apt Roy Francis. who was COMPEL
ed ID withdraw from the race when his
Martin bomber was wrecked Tuesoay.
immediate" upon beng notified of Ii.
Ma nG-t mishap volunteered his ser
wee n requiring the plane He hurr ed
ID Yin, Neb.. where mechanics were
Dissenting MS plane for shipment ID
Minenla, and assisted IN removing the
tor, which was loaded On an auLo-
mobile truck anc taken TO Ii. MAYNARD.
1t MAYNARD on learning thai mo-
tor was avaiia Die, Started removing hls
damaged motor. Mechanics viii WORT.
al night assisting Captain Francis an2
1t Maynard IN installing rhe motor.
They expect 10 have the plane ready 70
continue the fight early tomorrow.
Neither MAYNARD nor his companion
were injured in the accident and su
SOON as notification was received from
me war department that he would be
allowed 10 continue -ns rrlp, every ef-
fort was made I'd have a plane reaoy
nefcrs Major Spatz, Lis nearest compel
itnr. cur down the read now held by
the flying parsor."
- an Still N the race" SAID 1t MAJ
na-d. and viii make Up the lost time
as SION as I can again take The air.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-17
Life Is Worth
Living Once More
eter Hing Invites Anyone
Nho Is Interested IN the
lure of Rheumatism to Call
On Him at His Residence at
Thorne's Corner and Hear
/ bout NitaIitaS.

IS experience with the remedy Is
as CLOVIS Last fall ! had the grip
VICE eft me with a very bad case
aaGnaCsrn- Il got SO bad that !
'--i--.1e al run down. I had To go ID
'@c y three months 7 did not have
-1-a enough ID feed myself, my
hA6 10 feed me. During this
'e~ : suffered terrible pain anc
= - IF ny joints were swollen
al out Of shape. 7 have not done
lie o. work SINCE last fall.
-- mad enough courage I'd con-
.-'.-- ing. My sister read CT some
-.= wonderful cures VirafirAs was
ing and she bought bottle 70
--f 7-ga- = would do for me. Almost
n, ----GLeiy : began ID improve
-1oR the swelling our OF my
5-1-s and al the pain left me
@s~1 o regain my strength and
7 feel as Il a miracle had
'"i oertornsd II me and am
- rom d state of abJect Mis-
nc suffering I'd good health once
San : consider my health before
money Il the world. would
back as ! was last fall for
o~ dollars"
acr-s are pouring II almost fast
We can publish them from
1T Maine who have benefited
use of Ti-aIItas IN cases OF
ISM, Indigestion. nervous
stomach. kidney and liver Ills.
Gay some different person
2~e ,orward and praises the rem
ne highest terms possible.
~ are suffering start this great
-a ert al once. The remedy that
II posed Of some Of the best
''"I minerals To medical science
eiv nc roots, herbs. narks or
sHr0us alcohol Write for the
t"t 70 Coughiin's Drug Store.
DeOrsags Drug store.
= ~-@. -42.-AGy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-17
Wilson on Mend
Hears Vote on
Shantuog Pact

Washington. Oct. 1S-Further in
d1catlon Of the Improvement IN the
condition Of President Wilson. who
today entered the fourth week of his
illness. was grven tonight IN the
statement by White House officials
that the vote on the Shautunc
amendment was impaired TO him
within a few minutes after the SEN
are roll cal.
The President earIler In the day,
II WAS learned was advised that an
important vote N the Senate peace
controversy was near As the news
did not seem to worry hirn. Fear Al
mtrA Ora yson, his personal physi-
clan. gave permission for the send
ing Of the vote ID the sick room
when recorded Secretary Tumuirv
received the news of the vote at the
White House Immediately after the
announcement by the Senate teIlers
and sent II to the President room
where II was given TO him by his
nurse. Mrs. Wilson having left his
bedside for few minutes. In bull
ietin issued at the White House Al
1915 tonight. DIR. Grays0n saif:
The President mad a fairly salts
facrnV day"
The official midday statement
giving his condition said:
The White. House, 11.55 A. NJ,
Oct. 1S. 1913.
The discomfort which the Presi-
dent suffered for TWO Gays mas been
relieved To a very great extent He
mac a good night. His temperature.
pulse. respiration and kidney func-
ton continue normal
"GRAYSoN.
"RCFFTN.
"STITT.-
The day bulletin was supported ~
unofficial reports throughout the aft
erneon. although there Was no dis
position 70 create al impression thai
a radical Improvement could be
noted for some time"
Affairs demanding Mr.. Wilson's at
tenrion stin are being showed into 9TH
er channels one IF which was the pro-
hibition enforcement act. which was
sent today 70 the attorney general
for consideration before executive
action Is taken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-17
German Reply to
Baltic Evacuation
Handed to FOch

Berlin. Oct 16.-(Bv the Associatso
Pr ss1 The German government To
riy 70 the demands Of the Allies con
re-n1ng the evacuation Of the Baifir
pryv rces tas been handed Id Marsflai
Foch
The reply points out that General Won
der Goirz. the former German conn
naode-. has been recalled and repndi-
2 tes any wariiie inrenri7rs by Germany
aiu~r the Lett.sh or the Russian PED
l.1as.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-17

--.-.-. Oct. 16-Louis r Swift
-as.. =, = swift & Co, toda issu I'd
e1enI denying the charges
ae i've Dig packers by eniarg-
ae scope Of their business
-a.ar 70 control the wholesale
| s--..e-- --ade Of the country which
20 or -a.ned n the latest report Of
Federal Trade commission
LII Sw.fTs statement raads IN
he packing industry is again pu-
z wrong light by the latest install
~ n1 Of the series Of attempts on
re uar- Of the Fedora Trade Com
mission IL scare ne American people
Mo Tie bene. ma rhe large packers
a-s getting control Of me food supply
II ne coUnE-y
- the first place The packers do
~, control ANYTHING Swift AZ Co.
t.. = active competition wAh al
#.a- packers IN the purchase ana
sae = every product bought AMI
se.@
re charge that the five packers
III 6lvlded the field. each special
.z.-@ on certain Lines. is absurd
-v'.1- d Co. handles only such pr
duets as logically result from being
i ne packing business and such
1e- 9~o1ucrs IS can be handled
4t7GlenLly through its sales organIza-
-.r and refrigsraring equipment
IRE net result Is the lowering Of
Ing costs, more direct marketing
IN producer Id consumer and =
'a-rer service 10 the public This
Eatement we stand ready 70 prove 10
arr impartial tribunal.
here is no ground for the claim
he large packers BIC fair 10
aar.nats the wholesale grocery
.-a1e swift & Cos. sales Of grocery
G~1Gar-s amount 10 only a little over
ne Der cent of the total wholesale
,--oca-v business. The five large
I'd ke-s together handle not 10 ex-
tar -.--ae per cent
~ne trade commission figures
6nov-aE the percentage of poultry
Hc-s~ and eggs handled by the large
Ha7Ea-y are greatly exaggerated.
He nave issued figures based On
-,sDE-menI Of Agriculture reports
sr0v-rg that Swift & CO., handles
au~ about per cent Of the total
-..a5-l-y If these products sold II
as rI-ed States.
aere Is Nc combination Or agrees
TleT' VIII other packers IN the
eaad-.-r CT these products or I'd
:,,-cs me territory II their purchase
ny sale
1elsvs thai the public il be-
s--.---g - Learn that II cannot reiv
~ ne p-s1usiced and sensational
--as made by the Federal T-a3e
~. ssion and that this commission
) L0.1- ne country e positive injury
s.--Inr Id discorren1 and misun
la~z,ac dtag"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-17
General Forecast

A belt OF low pressure that on
" ednesday night extended from the
Great Lakes southwark I'd The Mex
can border. mas advanced east TO the
Atlantic States attended ny rains IN
the Middle Atlantic and New Eng
land States.
Temperatures remained b 2 d
through Thursday II the Atlantic
States.
The outlook is for showers followed
by clearing End much cooler weather
Friday and cool weather Saturdav
in the Middle Atlantic and New
England States.
Winds of the Atlantic Coast:
North Of Sandy Hook: Sandy Hook
to Eatteras: Fresh shifting. becum-
ing west and northwest; over cast.
snewery weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-17
CAPT. SMITH GETS NEW
PLANE FROM CURTIS co.
IN PLACE ONE BURNED

Washington, Oct 1S-Permission wa
e ven tonight TO Cap Lowell Z Smith
leader Of The west bound returning fly
ers IN the transcontinenraI a4rpiane
race, 10 accept tender OF plane TO
MIN by the Cprriss ArplRne Co. as a
substitute for lis own machine. which
was burned yex-erray after ne naG
lanaed ~ the Bulaio control station
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-17

Soon to Capture
CITY of PetrOgrad

New York, Oct. 16.-.CaprUre OF SeLro-
g-ad by anti-Bolshevist forces is re-
ga-ded n certain, according 10 cable
adviees received today and dated Tues
day. Oct. 4. from J. 9. Miller, repre-
sen arive Of the American res,e- amin
isr ATOMS Eu-op ear Children s Friend
al Jamburg Esthonia- M. Mlilers
message SAID.
sNThe advance Of Anti-Bolshevist
forces is cr ut;nulng. the army now be-
ing Is miles from Gatchina- The city
Of Riga is clear Of RuHso-Gernan
troops Il Is regarded as certain rhAs
Petrng-ad viii fall
Subsequent cable aavices have report
ec the capture Of Gatchina. an impor-
,art "a ,tvav cenfer, 30 miles from Pet
rograc, by the anti-Boishevist forces.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-17
HOARDEPS GET
JAIL TERN and
A HEAVY fine

Washington, Oct. 16.-Jaii san
tsness and 6nss in t~e easss
brought under the food control
net sssrs rsportsd to6ay 70 tire
Department Of Justice by District
Attorney Jonn r. o'connor Of
San D,egn, California. Auiert
Merritt was ssrtsncse To FIVE
Rortns IA jail and S5n.01o fine
for hcarfins sugar ard Jose ssr-
msic to three months and S25c
for noardins -four.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-17
GOMPERS, BETTER,
STAYS IN BED

Washington. Oct. 1S-Samnea Com
peers, president Of the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor who is suffering
from nervous exhaustion. was 70
ported somewhat improved TO-DAY
day but hrs physician has ordered
ham to remain IN bed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-17
Would Stop Sugar
Expectations for
Next Six Months

v ashington. Oct 1s-A1 embargo
against the export Of sugar for the
next SIX months under penalty Of
10 vea-s 1mprlsOumert and s1G.o00
fine. was proposed II 4 bill today by
Representative DaIlinEer, Repub-
Ical. Massa cnuserrs. Hs also intro
duced resolutions calling on the war
and navy departments 10 report
whether any sugar held by them
could be placed on the market
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-17
Stand Of Employers Group
Threatens Early Dissolution
OF Industrial Conference

Id jeurnment Ends Three
Hour Debate on Right of
Collective Bargaining with
out Vote On Question-John
D. Rockefeller. Jr.. of Pub
lie Group Puts in Plea fer
Recognition of Labor's Right
Attempt to Send Resoiu-
ton Back to Committee
Would Mean Withdrawal of
Labor Group
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-17
BIG FIVE HEAD DENIES
PACKERS SEEK CONTROL
GROCERY TRADE IN u. s,

Fourth Mstamenf of Report of Federal Trade Com
MISSION Puts Packing Industry False Lght-SaIe of
Grocery Products Do Not Exceed Three Per Cent of Total
-S1atemnt Absurd that ke r Have Divided Field
Each Specializing On Certain Lmes-Says Commission Is
Stirring UP Discomfort and Misunderstanding
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-17
THE WEATHER
SHOWERS

New England and East New York:
Showers followed by clearing and
much cooler Friday; Saturday fair
and cool.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-17
Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity
Friday sho wers. followed BY cIear-
ing, much cooler; SATURDAY. fair and
cool; fresh west and north west
winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-17

We have just received a few
Victrolas Type VI in Ma
hogany which we win sell for
SIS. Terms S1.5e per week if
desired.
G. {. Downing
Vickery Block. Augusta
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