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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-06
APPRAIsING THE NEGRO.

In an, interesting report to the
bishop and members of the Atlanta
conference of the African Methodist
Episcopal church, which appears else
where upon this page, a conference
committee deplores the nationwide
tendency of the times toward an ap-
praisement of Negro character &C
cording to standards set by the COM
paratively few criminals among the
colored people.
Unfortunately, the world is prone
to measure the progress Of the race
and the status of its relationships
toward the white race, not by the
work of its better element, but by
the criminal record of the bad
In other words, the tendency is
to judge the Negro people as a whole
by the bad things they do instead
of by their efforts in behalf of better
citizenship.
When a Negro commits crime
resulting. it may he. in riot-that
crime is widely exploited and reports
of it go broadcast over the country
The better element of the race
vastly in the majority-may build
churches, schools, establish thrifty,
moo ooftI lou abiding danannv-ra-
specting farm communities and in
many ways move upward on the lad
der of good citizenship, as they are
doing in all parts of the south, and
little is said about it. But if one Ne
gro brute commits a crime, even in
those very communities where the
race as whole is making splendid
progress, the world is put on notice,
and the ninety-nine who are law-re-
specting citizens, and who are try
ing to improve the status of the race,
are made to suffer.
This form of injustice is being
gradually remedied. Meanwhile, the
advice of this conference committee
to the race is well worth its care
full consideration.
The sentiment expressed in this
report merits the approval not only
of the Negroes, to whom it is special
ly addressed, but the spirit Of the
document deserves and will receive
the commentator of the white race.
The report is very largely based
upon the theory that the south is
the natural home of the Negro. and
that he prefers to stay here if given
an opportunity to live in peace and
security.
1t attributes the fact that so many
thousands of Negroes have gone to
the North to the discomfort arising
out of a relationship between the
races that would not exist if there
should be mutual cooperation based
upon the observance of law and order,
the punishment of any man, black
or white, who offends against the
law, and fair and just, treatment to
all under the law.
That is a platform which should
meet the approval of all.
Atlanta Constitution
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-06
RED PRINCIPLES AND MINDS OF
BLACK MEN

For several weeks the country has
been stirred by Revolutionists OF
doubtful occupation and more doubt
full nationality who by overt acts
against the American government
and its principles have caused much
unrest to the country generally and
avhe caused some concern as to our
added menace in that their activities
hace consed some concern as to our
stand as race toward their actiyi-
ties.
This fact Is borne out by the his
tory OF America from as far back
~ Crigpus Attacks and Boston Com
mons to the close of the late great
War that Negroes never fa'l their
government and it's principles, Its
seems needless in the. face OF so much
fact TO be compelled by expressions
which crop out day by day from the
ranks of our critics to spend more
time In telling them that such specu-
iafion on their part is waste Of time.
n those in control OF this government
could be as sure OF those who wonder
whether Negroes are listning to Rev
olutionary doctrine as they can be
~ Negro loyalty. Red sentiment
and doctrine would die natural
death in America because II would
nave nothing upon which to feed.
Nearoes never have been and nevr
..,,ii x Reyolutionists In America. Our
love al real American principles and
IL spirit OF progress is too great to
allow uig ever TO wish to change IL
sor any other form OF government Of
which we ever heard. With us II
slwavs has been and always viii be
sA,nerica First all else follows.
Orr striving is peaceful and will
continue to be so as we have done
~ We will continue to follow out our
n Il OF progress but our ulti-
s 4 ,F aim Is complete American cit
i i.,,a more production. more thrift
6ierer business enterprises. better
homes more education which results
in Greater earning capacity. less IL
' n better school facilities, clean
go heaithf,ii living to furnish proof
of he same principles which guide
VIZ.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-06
THE MIRROR OF
PUBLIC OPINION

plan, no matter how plausible or adj
vantageous il may appear, that means
a surrender of such rights.
Be content with nothing less than
beins a 100 per cent American Gill;
gen. discharging cheerfully and gladly
all the duties if such citizenship and
proving yourself worthy of enjoying
all the D ileges and rights of The
same.
Full citizenship Nothing less Let
us be worthy of it and then stand
uncomprCm isingly for it.
-MonitSi
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-06
VISION.

| saw the mountains stand,
Silent, wonderful and grand,
Looking out across the land ~
When the golden light was falling
On the distant dome and spire:
And heard low voice calling,
Come up higher, come up higher.
From the lowland and the mire,
From the midst of Earth desire,
From the vain pursuit of pef.
From the attitude Of self;
Come up higher, come up higher"
(Author UNIDENTIFIED
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-06

him to work and make some money
don't him. can't start to learning the lesson Of thrift
work he
which win him to look
himself and prospective capitalist
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-06
THE DALLAS EXPRESS has
never hoisted the white feather.
neither has It been disgraced
- A. rnnf

never uOlblcu tno "h,o
neither has It been disgraced
by the yellow streak It Is not
anliated with the flannel mouth.
1t is a plain, every day, SEN
sible. conservative newspaper
which trims no sail to catch
the passing breeze; flies no
doubtful nag. It Processes a
patriotism as broad as our
country. It's love Of eyon hand
ed justice covers all the ter
ritory occupied BY the human
race. This is pretty high
ground, but we live on i and
are prospecting. Boys OF the
press come up and stand with
us. This ground IL holy.
w. e. KING.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-06

Continued on page s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18
WINDSOR

All ladies interested in the Farm
BUreau are reaue ,ted TO NEE, Saturday,
OCT. 10. at 6. A. X. hall. Picnic dinner.
All not solicited please carry pastry. A
good attendance Ia desired.
Harry Pinkham has purchased IA
au o ircck which vii. be OF great advan
tage to him In his business. He has
re:ently opened store at Windsor
Corner and reports an increasing trdae.
wllmont Murray, who had employ
msnt In Augusta for the past two years.
In soon to move back onto his farm. J.
q. Harlow. who has been renting the
place. will locate in town. " 10 report
e3. Mr.. Harlow is an expert gardener.
Madsen Leavitt and sons Joseph and
Horace were recent callers At r. b. Col
buns.
Horace Colburn and family Of Angus
10 were recent callers on relatives at
Windsor Corner
Mrs. Robert Baliantine has returned
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18

.texbpry. Mss. 4 gr.nanoshe, m
gy..t J Js,fa.efnf, sna ~ y nv ts,iat4n hid n
not I've until morning. ana I ta,, o1,t to
the 9tnx store, got hottie of ~
1rre,s Efirirl vas so exeftAH I ssyA ~,
The hslf of ths bSttle A. once ara 81
night ! gave her The otnet baip
shbrshs It's etthst ttll Or tdts r., tbs
dpcsot seys ere is diving anyvsv MI
she did not lhie. She went Il, slssp ths
htst fiesp fSt week, snf tba ns,,
fnbthfns she passed twb vsttns ,ea IN
toibrj sig irthes lone The d,eft, ~
70 see II she was desd, bot hA ran tr,1
prefy 1tiek, ss she was sittins r., Hss
chslf eating bowt ~ ssi,nsst soa
mllk 1hst wss twenty four ves,s 80
sna nov she has baby Gil III Esst
Urn seven frohshs bid, gho IL st,a
ysl,s ~ Ttue's Elislr| tNsm. % oo
Cbnstipatien. hesdsches. tired f..,tos.
stsssb, yi.lti.-.r.r. ,t.itssiflyys''' avg, ~
NESS. ana many other signs ri sieknsss.
tsi, te teiieved, V .yqu take the prs.
stfiptlof krowh ~ bf Ttue's Ellxit.
fhh Fatnity laxative sba Worm ~.
pelief. Y hss 5bnr fnuch Tor sick t,so-
PIE. tnsl. women end children. ever
sfnrs 1851 bvhf ss Years. teptitstlot
ysa, 'ehiiate,,n nfbs '1Ft'siis'vf Fstriis !:
EHP. "1,~ H.. Z ! g.. Alh ASsa.a. Rsna.
Ms.-AHy!
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18

The industrial cotf@rence -
Wasnin rton is sttiKihs Il roo1 many
snars that hinder ~ Progress rhfz
was 10 he expected. but If nc ron
fAteice can make = Foundation fot a
hs~ outf6oF On industrial otob1erhs
II wm accomplish tn1ch Fe1uced
10 its I5west terms II fs abotft IKE
.hfs: rhe interests II iapot and
capitst are fhutuni anh complement
tary fhs products ~ their c1tn
tined fotces are FOR 'he bthett t'
me nubflc without which there
wouir he M rapitsf, no ihhot no IN
dustrits. only ttrsUs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18

WEST Mrs Carrie Haschck vas
4 recent rajler IN fnn fTHI
Mss EI>zabefn Yi1nnsn. who has
seen gnest of her amt, Mrs. Sadie
Rord. hrs returned ~ her home in
M3s@oc hDsntts.
TIRE firm commonly known a. fre
pearson place has been s,dd n, Nr
Fisher bf North Vassairy,rs n !.
said the family win fnbvs there Al
once
Mr. anH Mrs F;eorse f;rSvAs were
recent guests at ~, x. KingIAy's.
Mrs. Mabel fssifey ana Mrs, ON
Goodwin we're recent guests of Mr.
T. T.. Gtfdaf5
Mr. ana Mrs FRED Skinner and
farnity recently visited Mr.. skinner,
mother ~ High view fsrso,
Harvey Perkins is quite III win
y bsd eolI.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18
COMING EVENTS

Or Somerset annual -,r.z.-
aoys ani girls riubs Skowhezsn.
o"i .f-'s- tiarc0"S annual -ortes..
1oTs' and girls c!gbs E,lsvro--l,
Oct .2--e, Examination ,.andjstafss -,~
Annapolis a-ta .v-zr Point 4 r. =,
POST office. portland
0c'. .s-tl-%sfion4i -4ilroad accident
Oct is--Compefitivs syarrfnatinr IN,
sppo.ntment 20 Annapolis A. Gan yrr
oct - stnpatsn week sor Ronseve..s
memorial
c'rt. -f-E.rnorfal exercises ro- ror-ne-
-- Governor Rsin@s ~ Kanns.,ar ss
ssor 'sttor st augusta
Or{ Maine Jt4te 44ae-ing ~ Tr-ar
nat'onsl = snnshtne Societies, L<wtSon
~. IT" sido arnn.. contest. boys
Oct. 435---'-ertrsi Aroost1ols annual
c1ntsst ooys' and girls clubs Pressure
oct zs--ssnuther7, Ar,ostoo< srrla. SON.
Cct S--9o-'s annual f-ortezt hoyy and
girfs' cubs, Sanford
Cct. s--Se, COCKS ssck ore norr. Day.
~, ,tghs s..,ns .s,n. enas s,d.. Or - tlas ysar
annual Meeting at State House, Al
cSk n Supreme court. civil and .rimi-
cct ,s' at an, ss-,sra ~ ss1ssNf ro-.s. po.,,.,
4 ssn. Po tiand
ccs. S-a-M Maine Tsschers convention
~ @ortisrS
oc,. a-c3lby day, Colby College, Wat
oc, n-Mane Lib-sry Association,
High schooI bpiidin9. Portland.
Sov. i-T-Ccen time ~ deer jn sia1t
sotstfern counties ~ H4lna
SSv. Especial session - the LAxfsia-
fIrs
Nov 7-Annusi Name rnts~col,ex.as.
Cross Cocntry Ron. UateryliIe
Nov D--Arftistice fay.
N3v 1Z-Ponnona Grangs at " ,rtIi Az
Nov ia--CNfbrataon of 1Nta anriusr-
gary n Ssp.ist ~i1urch. r,srariseotsa
Nov I'D. q. K. K convention a. 4u.
oflra
Noy i7-2,-Main. Poraoloxical soci.tv
Name Dsirya-en'~ Association, Mama
r~ef frsorovsnnert Association, Nairs
IRE STOCK Hreedsrs Associatio-, anA
rsoys saf rSirtS Clubs At Ban xor,
Toy. Hz2e-M4fae STATE f'onhoIoSical &c.
ciety ss f,an9or.
Sov. NV open time On r~oos.. ia.
frse tire for FIVE years In Name
Der. a-fL-Mains 3tsts Poultry ssn A.
Portland
r,ec o-p,roona Grange A. Monmouth
Jan. ~. 1874 s'onsona Grange at Aan-
chester (AanJsTp.
Dec. D-fa-fssngor f'ouItry Assn A. Han.
goT.
Dec fs1l-Ahnual M-ef.nx Of xairs
Stafe Grange. at Rsnxor
Jan, s-S-Wsstern Naine fouiAry Assn
at norway
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18
NASAL CA1ARnH


II Il IN lfihantnation ok the srucoos
biat1btshe, csaslns a dischatse, aha
u asstssated by eofds and sudden
changes ~ vea.hst, but depends or
an ittteuts condition 81 the biSoa.
whsh ettonle II ftay sevetop jt.s
cohsutnbtioti ~ bteskihs sown TIE
delicate itihg tissues ahd ,,rtaitlns
TIC sehstst hestth
f'eeit treatment With tibbss sat
sabstllta A. ohes. rhis medicine
tptifes The btoodi removes the cau
of the disease ara siees permanent
seiief II Has been ehtlteiy satistae-
toty 10 Tires generations.
II a tAthattic IA needed take iiosas
Fits they ats kehtie snd ttotoush.
shiivsh ths iiyAt. teetiats the baw-
sis.-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18
IN the Eassor.

Tn the Editor:
As wrote the orerf1z p7Fa sTapn
Of nv lasr communication. 1Ed as-
xnewtedk BED your coHrteSF nc
Thought came 10 ne -iiaf. N the iiSHN
Of nv previous experience with y'our.
editorial pare. -htHzs seeraeo Ioo
GOOD 20 ba rue. hey ve-s.
When you zttTibute "a ne an as
surnpsisu that senator Lodge laS =
r.1ononoiv of oFaius and 1rriltaHcy
an assurnutigr which 7 never sS-
presse6-and When you asse-r cnaI
.sraa Howard straw f3rE5r more
about he League II Eatjorss han =
win ever 7<nor-an assertion possibly
true hue entirely uucaIlef cor---ou
begin 70 seem 3nHaTGFai. EAs us
e.lssfen asxstraes I lan1t;iar aspect,
and I decline 20 continue ts-
Z content 11vse.f wirh saying n
conclusion 11st II Z Rave nor con-
viueed You th.t advice on rorafsH
fairs which 3 based on igroraace IS
rot helpful 20 cur senator's. yoH. on
the other rand, nave lot convinced
ne that il -. The latter, I admit IS
Of trfvat moment. 2ut at the risk nf
further personality and EnfsEudsr-
standing. permit ne 20 suggest mat
il you viii read again The psges II
the Feaeraiist and he correspond
ence and 1ehstss 5esween the found
ers # our governments, all II which
have. fesbtiess. 1een vivid n your
knowledge, out may rave become
ffunr1ad IN yeur racoHactiou-- fnf IL
you viii renew yeur Impressions re-
expressed which resulted n the
choice If he ESoubIican 1orT7 Of
government m prefererre 70 th-forr7
OF craey--overumeat by rep
resertation iussesd Of ov the people
-perhaps you may decide that ny
castle = no. all IT cards aor It's tsn-
ant entirely of straw
LEROY L HIGHT.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18
Editorial Comment
'3us*eet oreroms'
Boston .fo0el


Il Is not uncommon FOR Il UUzf!iST
Who mas 0eeI SO derjsIvaiy beate1 ~
an opponent hat ne las become q
busted oheaou 20 eaSe out III 1on-
ast living ny reaching ambitious
vouugste-s what le 1aS .eai ;1,.sI Jy
iong experience n r!1e game But L
would seem 4 bit EratIitous FOR cir
defeated pug:Iist - offer Iis seE-Ices
rs an instructor - his conaueror-
Perhaps Tie German ArT1y officer;
Who vanr commissions n lie Amer
can ar-uv--''to teach Americans low
20 igiIt''--4re after al as Iufic-T1'i7
fellows as the var-cartoons used III
-aDrassut 1!1eT11 - 1a.
These are peace ..r1es, and It se-
1ooves rs 10 oe careful fnoIr our
manners. There ire spectac!es, now
ever. so rulrt!1- 1rovok.na-+1 veil.
What we ought % 10 - 70 Zer their
vievpotur or course. Vow Ier. rdey
are, these German 0fffrsrs-pr1fas-
siorais-anG orr soldiers wsrs 1riy
aunareurs pr1fesstoua.s devote their
lives 20 The stHdY u i game. NaIur-
ally c!ley 10 Know II.
E,ir We 40 nor ike The game Our
soldiers acraptefi .heir chaIlergs with
the exprsss purpose ot giving cieir
faverfts game slack eye. TIE only
Nay 10 70 this vas 70 sea1 "a proud p
est excorerrs ant then 20 explain
that 5e was aot 4 decent game, any
how
80 sors1 wsil-traiuet professional
sword rattlers are our of jobs. Too
Rad, but We cannot really Use them
IN America We did 70, take up the
game FIR tte love of IL: We have no
intention Of making It our national
pastiare-aad. Il ne did. we should
prefer 70 rely UPON home talent for
Instructors.
,,-.tt 49, .
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18

c'-e tsasor Tor The hish cost Of
firire ah1 IN fhtilhe ~ - what Be
torice ihe tnohhe tafssd BY bord
isstias Is fhfhfshed IN The saists iist
II the ddmiristtatiye force tot tie
sovtfnthed, Hotel erected 10 atcohi
-nodate The hofdcs 81 ws- wo,kets IN
'rashthrtoh rhe "hotel' IL i stoit,
Il dotnif.oties N The vicitI.y of the
t,atitot A Miss thrfes. the stpet
ittetdsht. gets N sa'aty and tnaiii-
ttnahce ssioi tJihbate TINT fsute
WITH $500, The eotntehss.ion rs
ceivea be tn5st 81 the ttihcIta, ta :
tesu chiefA n tie executive dcpstt-
ineiits Tic cortti'ssiohets o. the
indish tiiteau, and the tshd otice.
The chief AZ lie wsh.het t,uteat,
hnd thr assistant sectathties ~ lie
tteastity etrf get ssods. Mise bavis.
the assistant staaskct tsceites
sssoii The tfivate sect.tats u ths
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18

a verdict against the Bangor Rail-
~ay and Electric ca. for tssz5 dara.
ayes was returned BY the jury In the
supreme eonrt ~ Bangor Wednesday y
in the suit brought by Augustus Cur.
rier n bangor for $1,000. Curr,sy
claimed that while riding on the ru1.
ming board of crowded electric car
he lost his hold when a conduct,-
was trying To get past him. falling n
The street snd sustaining permanent
injuries
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18
Plus A. Shes 81 Lewiston

Plus 4. shea ot 70 Elm sttest. Ter
is'oh, lied ~ the tenttst Maihe t,en
etst hbspitst ~ midnight Tuesday u.
typhoid fever aftet nm itlness II sir
weeks He vas born In Lewls.oh ~
years hgo He had been In busite %
for many years as lie instttst.e
agent ana was trefriber of ~. jos:
eph's church wlabw. who wss
Miss Geotsiahhs Mccarthy ~ tewis
ton, seven children. his neither. Mr.
natgate. Shea. n sister, Miss tilsrs
.. shes. ana two brothers. tssv t'ot
~ shea aha waiter Hheh. Ell, viye
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18

Transfers have been made ccnve! =
ing the entire stock of the Nach'as
Electric Co. at Machias TO E S. LIN
coin of Portland. who is said 70 rep
sent syndicate. The company was
organized over 80 years ago, and has
always been owned and operated BY
residents
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18

a hearing was held Wednesday In
the municipal court NJ Sanford be.
fire Jodee John v. Tucker in which
The state n attempting 10 sain ths
custody of boy and a eivt, children
~ Joe Bennett II North avenue
Sheriff ~. A. Hobefts testified that
acting or . complaint he went 10 the
Bennett hotne and found conditions
shockine4 u is the desire of the 1T :
fleets Ia have the etft placed In mn
industrial botne ana the boy In the
Home for Faebie4 Minded. After n
long henrins this was granted by
Jhdss Tucker.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18

2 ation Unith was orgarinef anne
rho1ths asn AZ Jd Tov1 for no ef1r
p5SA tg st ,pring thA Vict6ry Nnroorfs
rec ea+ihh certsr fnt fne people ~ fho
city as a memorial tn me mon Who
seryeH In me Army. Tavg n Marines
in me Wot1d War arH rtsAo fhH 81,
,tArhe satrffte ~ meeting heIT Jsst
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18

II yo'1 arc wise you VII rot uso
vo'Tr iast N II sugar. trusting 10 xn-
mrs wnen thn present supn'y fs
yon". bfIf wiit av3fd me possibility n
.n1al'y svgarless days ~ n1akirg
yaur snna'l Supply 90 80 far ss oozsi
BE. is the advice If Aoroe econonofcs
specialists in ne tinted states De
Fartrtent IF tgricplt1ra
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18
|:(3}a{sIs3!' n


from Palermo, where she hds ,asT -
ring her niece, Mrs. Dean Esy=z
Ar. aHi Mrs. A Fl wl-e --';s1 -s
visited fri-snds Al South WiuIsCr
George kEnaaH Of Ccopers II Is va
recent caller II town
Mrs VI. z Goweu vas Gang &c
r. ends at Windsor Corner rlestaT
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18
Further Comment Unnecessary.
fEiSteford Iouruan

Spea king at a meeting of the Ma
tionaI Hardware Nanufacturers' As
sociation IN Atlantic City, Wednex-
day. Postmaster General Burteson Is
reported To have said tina. the postal
administration was remarkable In
development. wonderful in organiza
ton and that its standard Of ef-
nciency borders on the miraculous.
Apparently. our postmaster general
IS also On the verge Of nervous coll
lapse.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18

Lfverpooi schooi toachars are hin
ifs fhe ooij>e farce because fhe pav
is better. Has Bosfon considered
fhis' Hoy snoinently httfng for hor
"1nId p" = torte IF scholarly police-
met,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18

James Rogers and Miss A.,cs 2
Cookson were married in -. Ma
church Bangor. Wednesday rlcc'l.H.-
by Rev. jeremiah Mccarthy. =
They were attended by Miss Lin,
Cookson and Thomas Ka1e. y
Rogers vas sergeant OF Go. ., =
Maine. afterward the Iesd Infant
OF the Yankee Division. and WIS e=
Of the hrst Maine men WOUNDED =
action. receiving a severe iniury
the head. He was cited for brave
by Gen. Edwards.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18
hRrsS p. Csosnt ~ Lsx,,st1,

Alfred +. consnt, sged ~, died
Thnts6sy NJ his home on plnA
street. Lewiston. Fot ~ years ba
conducted n successful stms On rAs-
bon street. He retired from bysi.
ness nbotit fvs years ago Hs IA
survived ty daughter, Miss rI.,sn
Conan. of Auburn. ana two sisters
who live In Msssae ehusetts,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18
Railroads ana Steam noa,s
MI@SIkTEs NIIanaQ .llaIyIs-.,ra,
WALKER O. inE.- -irs..ur esn,,,, - -.
"ANE CENTRAL 7aiL.7c.a


CoRREC-E0 TO sEE--slEr7 = ~
Eew York sG IN. 4; :
% .--sWlc1- Sortld1G -r.d L.--.a. e.,
Il 80 III. I'd IL. :. .r
- 2.'E.- So. PHI. i.x IN ~
Jay 7--S III H. IN. -e.... -
.L.aer g. ALL 1.-.5 II
80 J. H. - - l.E1-- .-5 s
- III Gardner g-s4 =. H.
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So I-Ea- f-iH III So
,. n no l-Ir. -ta..or@..
80 Alu-. Ia-i IA. "a
= n rs LII - an s. n Il.
z; VI Io1IrEa3 lnG -lar1e,.
"a az1cu - @.u la--
80 IL 7t-oS p--n-. 80 80 .sr.--
on Sla An sd l--.- H.. -
--ts lL.n.- AS LIN la 2-c.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18

Speaking of super hens ana
shpef eggs. why no. ha7e s,rne
super do1lars 10 bring ne MP 10 aste.
shh lhclden.aily. out bf the hhlh2
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18

Fach time Premier tlenencesn
asks 9bte of cotHdence his mn jor .
isy ~ j1rget than before In his lat
est vfctoty the vote stooH 32f II, 132,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18

The2 are humping Eegs ~ MfUauyes
phHf iftb Late, MfchJgan H1W Il Hi't
be necessary fhf NiYpaukte 10 snf
59f1fthjns else ~ raake ner fanSus --
Pfhade'a1is Press
MaYnt ffhah st,t ins4nnnn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18

rhe great Atneticsn sstns u fyrtn-
fng foUishes In spite 81 fotaJgo bt,,,
fhi'fhehts me Washington PSs..
fsut trote iiktiy f,ehausa ~ ,bs,,,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-18

-v- a< he se1ioitiug cor1rrittee wzs 80
r. ~ n 5~5er nat canvass or
racda nav p a7eda on ls-ger scale
Aa1 las A-retoferA aesn 1nssibIa