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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-10
INNE TELEGRAMY
KRAJOWE.

Knoxville, 10 wZesnia. -
Dziewczyna nazwiskiem NJ. Moo
re, ktora z~astrzeliaa Prezydenta
'kompanii Imperial Motor Co."
nazwiskiem Harth'a, aresztowa-
na rostaia wczoraj. Policya zna-
iaz,a ia W jasklni, W ktorej ukry-
wasa SIG przez osmnaScie godzin.
Ma stacy policyjnej, Moore przy
znaia sic, Re zastrzelisa Harth'a
podezas sprzeczki jaka nastapfia
podczas przejazdki automobile
wei. Wedfug jej zeznan, Harth
mial j. si1a spychat z automobi-
lu, a ia chwiciwszy "a jego re-
wolwer, strzelal do niego podczas
szamotania. Pc odniesieniu rany
Harth poczoagal sic do pobliskiej
tarmy, gdzie Po hlku gooZrnaCn
umarl.
Dallas, 10 wrzesnia. - MieJ-
scowe pismo otrzymaso dzisiai
wiadomosc podpisana pre- taIns
grupe obywatelska pod nazwe
-Vgilantes of Dallas, W ktorei
autorzy grozs, re kazdego wyzy-
skiwscza wpakuja do beczki re
smols I nastepnie obsypie go
.pierzem, hub wysmagaja prblicz-
ME ma uliey, Towarzystwo tc ma
W najblizszej przysEsosci podjac
dochodzenia W sprawie wysokich
oplat "a missFkania-
Washington, 10 wrzesnia.
Posei Debuchi, kt6remu poruczo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-10
KRoTKIE ZE
o L A

Washington, 10 wrzesnia. -
Oval reprezentanci rzadu jaPon-
skiego zapewnili Kongres amery-
kanski. re Japonia ME ma zamia-
~ zajmowac ami Meksyku ami tez
.Syberyi. Z tego samego zrodia po
chodzsce wiadomoSci, gtosza, re
Japonia z bronia w reku Dgniecie
wszelkie rugby wolnosciowe W
Korei, z tego wzgledu, IL Korea
Jest bardzo waznym Punktem
strategicznym ola Japonii.
Senatorzy Kenyon | Spen-
ser. maja wygsosi6 dzisiaj mowy
ma korzyst zastrzezen i poprawek
do traktatu pokojowego. Senator
Spencer, kt6ry juz przemawiai do
Senstu wc1oraj, oswiadcEyi, re
proponowsna konstytucyi Ligi
Ludlow powinna bye zupeinie Cd
rzucona przez Senat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-10

no piecze mad ambasada japon-
ska ~zaprzeczyl, jakoby admiral
Kolczak miai sic zwraoac do
Japonii Z prosba o zbrojns pon-oc
przeciw bolszewikom i przyrze-
ksc oddanie wzamian p6inocnej
czeSci wyspy Sahalinu, oraz doll
ny rzeki Usuri W giebi Syberyi.
Bonneville, 10 w~rzesnia. - Me
jak J. Hawkins, ktory usilowal
wyratowa6 cd uduszenia sic ga
zem w. Carter'a, zginai wraz z
MIN W ~nowo-wykopanej studni.
CiaIa nieszczesliwych wydobyto
w cztery godziny pc wypadku.
Mieszkancy miasteczka usiiowali
wyratowac obu, lecz wskutek ga
zu, znajdujacego sic wewnatrz
stdni, ME mogli tego uczynit. Me
kt6rzy nawet przyniesli re SODA
wojskowe mask przeciw-gazowe
ale i te ME pomogiy.
Kankakee, ILL.,, 10 wrzesnia. -
J. w. Kern. stanowy prokurator
oskarzyI senatora E. c. Curtis'a
o prDekupstwo podczas wyborow.
Kern dopomagal W kandydaturze
oponentowi senatora Curtis a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-10
RA!
~GUBERNATOR WYSYLA
MILICYE DO TWO RIVERS.
WISCONSIN.

Green Bay, Wis, 10. wrzesnia.
= Gubernator Stanu Wisconsin
wyda} oddziaiowi C" dziewiate-
60 puiku piechoty stacyonowane-
60 W tenn miescie rozkaz wyrusze-
MIA do miejscowosci Two Rivers,
gdzie W ostatnich czasach pow
stafy slime zaburzenia, wywo}ane
strajkiem robotnikow, pracuja-
cych W kilku wielkich przedsie-
biorstwach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-10
POLICYA ~PRZYTRZYMALi
MLODOCIANYCH


BAND low.
Do najmsodszych bandytow au
tomobilowych zaliczyc nalezy Ivy
dora Grubera, lat II, Fam. pnr.
1225 S. Sangamon ul., oraz wspol
nika jego, Ludwika Kopelmana.
lat 10, 1Z4 S. Sangamon. Wczo-
raj .wieczorem stall oni II zbiegu
ulicy Halsted i Roosevelt Road,
debatujsc mad tenn, jak piekna by
to bylo rzecza, gdyby byli W Po-
siadaniu automobiru, oraz picnic
dry. Podczas ich rozmowy zaje-
chal pred bank Mid City Trust
and Savings Bank pewien mez--
czyzna, ktory wysiadi z automo-
blu I skierowai swe kroki XII
drzwiom barkowym. Zaledwie
znisnsl we wnetrzu tel instytucyi
chiopcy zdecydowati sic maszyne
obywatelowi skrasc. Wsiedli do
niej oihaczem j sEerowali ia w
ulice Union. Przy l4tej napotkali
oni ma zdazajacy przeciwnej
strory tramwaj, poniewaz jednak
ME obeznani byli d~ostatecznie do
brze z maszynerys, ME mogli All
tomobiiu skrec8 odpowiednio, W
rezultacie czego, najechali ma uli-
czna fampe. Wypadek ten zwabi}
ma miejsce wypadku policyanta,
kt6rego gdy zobaczyli miodociani
bandyci, wyskoczyli z maszyny /
uciekac poczeli W aleje. Ten ostat
nj pusca sic "a mimi pogoh i
zdolal wreszcie ujac Izydora, kto
ny ma stacyi policyjnej ts6maczy}
sic, re do kradziezy namowil go
jeden z przechodniow. Wspolni-
ka jego do tel pory jeszcze ME u
jeto. Gruber, aczkolwiek miody,
znany juz jest re swych ~niecnych
sHsMek policyi.
DROBNE
MIEJSKIE.
Pozostawiony bez rodzicielskie
go dozoru, czteroletni David L.
Philips sciagnai z poiki paczke
zapa}ek a zblizywszy sic do ko-
szyka napeinionego papierami, po
czsl je zapalat. Widzac >ptomie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-10

ME OuCHdJaGC L hOSLS Nd, llld1l
David ~przerazif sig wielce 1 ma
lyle zdawai sobie sprawy z tcgr
co czyni, re przywo}a} ma pomoc
sasiada, ktory zawezwa} straz po-
zarna. Gdy ia zjawiIa sic ma miej
sou, ogien W chwil kilka zlokali-
zowano. Szkoda nieznaczna.
- w szpitalu powiatowym spo
czywa w powaznym stanie PAM
Marya Brown; ma ona obic nogi
zfamane, rane W piersi i cierpi ma
wssrzasnienia wewnetrzue, kto-
re prawdopodobnie okaza sic ola
uiej fatalne. Gdy ia przywieziono
do szpitala, Powiedziala lcka--
rom. re zadala sobie sama rant
W piers a nastepnie skoczyia ok
mem ma ziemie, Z wysokosci trze-
ciego pietra. Policya ktora robi
inwestygacye, twierdzi, &c PAM
Brown spadla przypadkowo W
micS1kaniu swoim re schodow.
Ley ona lat 40, Powiada, re
Z zawodu Jest buchaltcrka. Poll
eva stara sic docicc prawdy, po-
nicwaz rzecz Gala wydaje sic jej
podejrzana. PAM Brown mieszka
Ipnr. 1851 Grand blvd.
Myer Panor, sprzedawacz trze-
wikow, zam. ppr. 1903 Roscoe vi,
spadi wczoraj z plattormy stacyi
sornej ma szyny a nadjczdzajqCc
wozy ~przesziy przez jego ciafo.
Wypadek przydarzyi sic ma stacyi
Belmont, linii Northwestern,
Podczas' tego wypadku znajdo-
walo sic ma platformie bardzo vie
lie kobiet i mezczyzr. Niektore Z
kobiet wpad}y w histerye. Cialo
przewiezione zostaio do kostnicy
w sasiedztwie, gdzie iona jego
zwloki rozpozna}a.
- PAM Fred F. Meeker, Fam,
pnr. 5014 Greenwood ave, Wv
strzafem Z rewolweru pozbawila
sic wczoraj W mieszkaniu SVEN
zycia; obawiala sic ona, &c cier-
piala ma chorobe piersiowa, ktora
ia tax strasznie przerazila, &c
chwyciNa sic tego rozpaczliwego
kroku. TAX MAJ jej, jakotez i sio-
stra, PAM Elmer Emerson, byli
wowczas w mieSzkaniu. Ma Cd
CLOS strzalu udali sic do pokoiy
gdzie znalezli ia ma podlodze, -
przestrzelona gIowa. Przywoiano
doktora, ktory polecii odeslac ia
do szpitala Lake View, gdzie ia
dr.. Gilbert W~ynekoop opatrzyl.
dodajac, re saba jest nadzieja IL
trzymania jcj PREY zyciu. Ger
piaia ona ma chorobe te juz daw-
niej i czula sic wyleczona, w o.
statnich jednak czasach doktor
familijny, yoswiadczyl jej, re Z po-
wrotem padia ofiara tel s~traszncj
Plagi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-10

wiec trzewiki, bielizna, ubrania,
artykuiy zywnosciowe, i W ogole
wszystko, co przecietnemu clio
wicklow w zyciu codziennem po-
trzebne. Ceny tych artykusow u
kaia sic w dniach najbli1Nych, W
specyalnie drukowanym katalo--
gu. Ma poczstek, tylko jeden taxi
sklep otwarty bedzie w naszym
mieScie, gdy jednak okaze sic, re
ludzie go potrzebuja i popierac
beda odpowiednio, co jest pew
mem, naowczas otwarte zostana
W miescie file, .rozrzucone Pc
roinych dzielnicach. Podobne
SHADY otwarte zostana rownlez
w krotce w miastach Detroit
St. Paul. Manazerem tel spree
day bedzie puik. J. P. Castleton,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-10

Wioch jest jak najszybsze ratyfi-
kowanie traktatu pokojowego i
dlatego spodziewaja sic, re ami
z tych panstw ME bedzie
STAG Stanom Zjednoczonym ma
drodze W przyjmowaniu zastrze-
zen, dolaczonych przez Senat. Re
publikanscy czlonkowie Senatu
t~wierdzac. re jezeli je odzrpci, to
czni czlonkowie Senatu, ktorzy
ma Gala kwestye zastrzezen spogla
daja z ch punktu widzenia, po--
wolf przy&acza sic do gr,rpy opo-
zycyjnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-10
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Ookonczenie re stronicv l-szei.

przez dlugi Gas czekas sposoono-
sci odwiedzenia Ameryki i podzie
kowania jej W imieniu caaej Bel
Gil "a pomoc podczas wojny'
,,Uczynisbym wszystko ola A
merykanina mowil. MAN ma
dzieje, re oredzie jake przynosze
do tego kraju, dostanie Se do kaz
diego zakatka Ameryki. Chciai-
bvm tn pozostac lata Gale, ably
podziekowa6 kazdemu Ameryka-
ninowi; Belgia jest slabym naro-
dem i potrze6owac bedzie opieki
przez wiele lat, zanim stanie o
wlasnych siiach ma nogach, lecz
uczyni to jedynie dzieki ,,wielkie-
nu bratu." Narod niemiecki ME
opamieta& sic jeszcze. Me przyj-
mule pogromu jako Eare BOA,
Jestem pewny. re chciafby pono-
wnie napaSc ma Beige, lecz narod
belgiiski i francuski ME obawiaja
sic. widzac. re sprzymierzency
sa DO ich strouie. Ameryka ME po
zwoii IA druga taxa wojne."
re STRAJKU PoLIcY1 w
BoSToNIE.
Boston. 10. wrzesnia. Wkrot
e % dekarowaniu strajku unij-
nych czfonkow policy, miaiy
uiejsce W odrebnych cZesciach
nyasta sine zabUrzenia uhczne
Podicya Z Metropolitan Parku
Ryssasa do miasta swe od6ziaH
DO miejscu zagrozonyeh Kiedy
wsze2ea nadziea zsprowed1enia
porormienia mighty stralNrJs-
ryri poIicysntam, a departamen
tem,Policyi zniha, prezydent 10,
we'll z uniwerSytetu Harvard
wysbosowal do studentow APPEL
EtT stnsownje do trsdycyi uniwer
sytetr Hzrvard, oddali Se ma D.
siuge grbernatora Coolidge'a. w
pdpowiedzi ma ten APPEL wszyscy
studenci o~dpowiedzieli przychyl-
NE, pocrem dano I'm odpowied-
ME przepasd, uzbneiono ich " re-
RCtwery l rozkaano P~atrolowaf
nrfasto, dajsc p~olecenie sreszto-
wanna katdego poderanego O.
DoAnn<a-
sENAr PEwNY, re A
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-10
sENAT PEWHSY, re ALLIANCE
PRZYJMA JEGo ZASrRzE
kEFGIA DO TRAKTATU PO
KOJOwEGO.

Washington, 10. wrzeSra. -
Eomisya dla spraw zagrar6D-
nych Sensts mGmo protestu PREF
W7tsona, ds1ej naksania Senat DO
przyjecia. czterech poprawekN
cEterech zastrzezeh, przyjetyct
podczas konferencyi; komisys
lest pewna, re narody aliancde
bez ssowa protestu przyjma je.
twoerdzsc, Re jelei je odrzuci, tc
caSy traktat zostanie odrzucony
Wsedza onistakie o TEN, re W in
teresie w. Brytanii, Francyi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-10
krOnika MinjSCOWa'

Dokonczenie re str. lei.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
CONY HIGH NOTES

Nue., interest is being SHOWN IN
the Cony End vs. Coiburn md bas-
keGbali game thar will take place AZ
signs point to very fast contest
as the second team this year IS
the first team Of next year Cgny
losing all this Years varsity team
ny graduation. After the game a
dance Will be held. Cony's lineup
for this game will probably be Ken
nedv. l. T. Gordon. :. T. Pierce, Il
Downing, !. b.: Beale or Mccall. r. b.
TIE faculty met n the library
yesterday afternoon, routine bust
ness being transacted Hereafter
regular meetings Will oe held and
topics Of spec,a. interest 10 tile
profession discussed.
The Con- basketball team will
!eav. on the a.3s tram this morn
ny for Sanford. where they are I'd
pla. the High school team this ev-
enin- Sanford 5 SAID 70 be one ot
ne rortestant5 tur ne StaCe
championship and has Won - CUT
NJ Tie u games sre has PLAYED this
rear Dut 'ony feels confident II
victor Sa;urt;ay evening the
local ;eaIn > - play South Portland
Il .gi, AZ south Portland. The men
WHO VIII MAKE ,.,;s trip are as fol-
lows capt, McCour-ney Hill.
Souie. Redn-an, Toas. P,ummer
anu Coach Thompson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21

Swimming lessons w. Je 1-ee during
the month OF March At ne z. II. <. 4.
building. The officials al the y pian
10 make i possible for every boy and
girl IN the city ABOVE y years Of age
70 De gwen m opportunity 70 earn 70
swrr. The complete plan for giving
tie lessons together with schedule
"A iates vi! - announced later.
Na..e he lessons are being gwen ne
wafer n ne pool viii b IoWocod -
thar t vi. re very shallow in AL .a.t-.
Al parents who are Anxious FOR t.is!~
children ~ earn 10 swim slloul er II
courage cae!n 60 taAe advantage Gf tsI.s
excellent opportunity 10 earn 20 SWIM
lnder idea. conditions.
The bowling alleys a. tns Y arr
very popular these days and are con-
sr2nLv being used by me men, all 81
whom are becoming bowling entnuS
asts. Aside from the large amount y
good physical exercise which The men
receive there is some good aeen interest
N TIE var.ous bowling .eague matches
The new womans gynaslum cIass
which has recently been formed 4
the ~. me- at 20 0 cIccil Thursday
forenoon with L good number II At
tendance. This class has been formed
20 accommodate Il group Of ladies
Who find it most convenient 70 come
III the forenoon. The class will have
tia regular gymnasium drills ami
games anu all will be given an op-
porcuniry to use the swimming pool
II the end Of the class period
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
DEXTER TO HAVE
NEW HOSPITAL

Dexter, Ne, Feb. 2G-AnnOurc"-
.nent vas made Thursday that ..
the will OF the late Coi- Stanief
plummer OF this town he beautiful
home II Col Hummer OF High
street known Is Rorndvo God. IS left
by him n trust a. nem0r'a! n ms
sIfner and mother - De Used ttr
hosEIta. purposes. ald ~ pc KNOWN
as the Plummer Memorial hospital.
The trustees Of the hospital VIII re
Mrs. Eliza beth 3. Plummer. WHO"
If Col. Plummer, and Arthur +. Ab-
butt If this town. Other details 3t
ne becuest i. was stated fhursuaY.
would be announced later As ne
will was admitted 70 probate. TIE
fact tnar the town is 70 have nos
D,tal 8 received with pleasure ny
Dexter citizens ~ho have long real
Zei III. necessity OF sucn an IHst,ta-
non. Col. Plummer ) interest ana
LOYALTY 10 nis home town mas long
been recognized and the announce
inent of the provision Of ms WIZ max
ng, 4 hospita! possible came as no
surprise To those OF ms closer iE'snHs
vho we're aware that he had some
: hlng Of the a.nd IN view The Plum
uer residence located on High street
Is enc Ut the finest in this section II
Penanscot county Setting on tae
hill overlooking the town It is IN an
admirable location for q hospital the
residence itself IS finely appointed
1nd il can easily be made INTO one
9f the finest hospitals n Name
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21

days iiircss Mrs. Chase vas tor
merry Miss Eva Turre~ daughter &
the late Merrill, Turner ana Mrs
Celestial Turner. anu was born IN
Somervitle. going west with ne- par
ents when a sira.. child. where sne
i1a1 passes. me remainder Of her life
Sn- IS survived by her lged mother
son aad daughter. Ha-r- and Bon
ME Richardson. G.i OF Reno trio
unc.es Dexter Turner Of Palermo and
Fred 4. Turner OF Somerville. and
Two aunt.:. Mrs Lncy Nash " Wash
ington and Mss Coruelia Turner Of
Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
Mrs. r. c. Allen Of Sedgwick

Mrs. Frank e. Alien of Sedgwick
vino has been critically i'll since
Thanksgiving. last, passed away in
Newton. Eass. Hospital on Wednes-
daT night Of this week. Feb. 18th. At
enc time /. looked as thougs, she
night be better for awhile but other
complications arising she failed
quickly. As a last resort she was
taken to Newton hospital February
It'll. but the PHYSICIANS there could
do NO more than her home physician.
and she passed away She leaves a
husband. TWO daughters. Mrs. Edith
Donald Of Hnulton. Miss Bertha Al
len. superintendent Of Lowell Gener-
al hospital LSWall. Mass; two sons.
Frank ". Allen OF Patten, and Lieu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
SIDNEY

WEST-A most interesting lette!
has been received from Pvt Joseph
z. BlaIsdell. 30 Balloon Co.. A. L. z
M, Biaisdei, is now al Tresses
France. little village near Bordeaux
He writes that he Ii we'll and IS near
the port Of embarkation and may
leave for home any DAY.
The cc-amuri;y is saddened = earn
Of the death Of Fred II. Scr,bner
which occurred al his home in Port
land. Oregon. February -. and where
he had been located severa. years.
Mr. Scribner formerly liver at West
Sidney
Mrs. F. e Dudley and Mrs. George
Scott passed the day in augusta.
Saturday Mrs Dudley has been con-
fined al home a long time owing to
influenza.
Mrs. George Scott and aunt. Mrs.
Mary Lyon nave been visitors Of the
latters sister, Mrs. William smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
SMART ALECk GETS
FOUR MONTHS IN JAIL
Frank siaisded Of Dozen Aliases
Finds Attempt at lnsoIence in Mu-
n'cipal Court Rather Unprofitabe

4 man giving the name Of Frank
Blaisded, alias Hawley Schuster. who
Saia 6e was :: Eears Of l-e and that
MS home was on California avenue.
washington, ,. -. vas committed
TO jail Thursday afternoon by order
OF the municipal court. and /. is
probable that the county building
mentioned will De his residing place
for nc next four months. 1t might
be added thar the length Of the
young man $ Incarceration was due
10 certain extent % MS attempt
at being Insnlent 20 the court
Diaisded, who N addition 20 the
alias given above. had a list Of ABOUT
a dozen Others. arrived in Augusta
on the head end OF Train u. the
l-o3 eaatLound Pullman, Thursday
morning, and was escorted over the
river to the police station for a
lodging. After being let out he did
not get ont OF town as he was sup
posed to 10. ana soon after o'clock
Il the afternoon he was found on
Cony street ana locked up until ar
engagements could be made or the
disposal Of his case. when ne vas
a1ra.g1ed before :he cour- an i
charge Of ole and (.isorterly con-
tuc..
f- pleaded guilty 20 liz charge. but
"nen the court imposed 4 sentence
Of 81 days II taiI 8iaisced vas an
wise enough 70 say % the court: rs
'ha- an" % which the court re-
piled: W. viii make II 81 days
whereupon lie prisoner. without
waiting . lea4' LrTthing further
mat the court might have % sar
said: oh make II a hundred" and
while the fellow was smiling 20 him
self as he thought or how smart re
mad been IN answering back The
nudge, that official continued wfthou-
apparently noticing The prisoner
sally ''aad costs The costs amount
ed 10 81 SO, but that amount was nor
forthcoming and late in the afternoon
Blaisded was taken up over the hill!
and was committed 20 .a.l for four
months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21

4 white horse attached TO. an open
wagon made a more or less spectac-
uIar run through Water street al
about $50 Thursday afternoon, start
ing near the lower end or the street
and .-aversing that thoroughfare for
nearly its entire length. luckily steer
ing clear of all vehicles and people
along the route, although there were
some narrow escapes. Soon after he
had passed the overhead railroad
bridge however. his feet became en-
tangled in a blanket WHICH he was
wearing and he was thrown to the
ground in such a way that ne was
CAPTURED before he could regain his
feet 70 resume his run. He was re-
portsd to have suffered j cut On the
mouth when he fell. but was not said
to have been otherwise injured The
name Of the owner of the team was
not learned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
sOMERvILLE

Stanford I. Brown. who is At the
home Of his father. ]. B. Brown or
Weeks MILL. was IN town Monday
r. A. Turner was Monday bust
ness caller IN Washington.
c. w Evans OF this town and +. Z.
Evans or Palermo are hauling stave
lumber TO Colby Bros. mill.
Alfred Jones Of China was Tues
Jay business caller at F. A. Turner j..
Herbert CaSwe!l OF Windsor was N
this vicinity Wednesday On matters
OF business.
Fred A. Turner was AZ South
China Sunday.
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FOR WAsHlNGToN's BIRTHDAY
General Orders FOR Observance o
Holiday at Augusta Poseoffics

Saturday, February %. 1919, WASH
ingron's Birthday, a National. loii-
day. service az the Augusta Post
once will be as follows:
There will De morning deiiyerv
by city carriers 10 all parts of the
city and morning and 800 P. ".
collection OF all street letter boxes.
There will DE no delivery by +.
F. .. carriers.
The general delivery. carriers
stamp. registry and money order
windows will be OPEN for the trans
action Of business:
From 800 A. NJ 20 lI.00 4 N.
from 40 P. II. to 800 P. ii.
The newspaper mailing room
will De open the entire day and
dispatches Of mail will be made BY
all regular trains.
2. ". PLAISTED.
Postmaster
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21

camera that will take pictures AZ the
usual sped and reproduce them one
twenty fifth as fast. Gaumont News
Weekly showing all the latest hap
peninSs. Beauty and Booty tie
current Big "" Comedy It -
claimed that this comedy is great
laugh getter.
The regular matinee viii start AZ
$50 and the feature will be shown al
$40. This arrangement will allow
the school children 20 see Mrs
Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch direct
~ after school. There will be two
evening shows AT $50 and s.l5.-Adv.
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Corporal George Poulin Of The
Rainbow Division. has returned
from overseas service and rs pass
ing a I5-day Through At his home.
q Kendall street. Young Poulin
vas wounded IN acton. fragment
NJ si,eit carrying Tie greater part or
rne left forefinger. bug by means u
surgical operations an enueavor IS
being made 20 close up the gap be-
tween the thumb and the second
finger SO that the index finger viii
not be missed. II is expected tHar
the attempt will prove successful.
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Mrs. Mary z. Fisher

Mrs Ma-v z. Fisher. one III tie
older residents of Augusta. passed
away Thursday morning 1T her
home on the West River road. aft
er snort illness. aged So years.
She vas the widow Of the late Ben
jamIn W Fisher and the immediate
surviving relatives are three daught-
ars. Mrs. William Young, Mrs. Eta
Walker ana Miss Carrie E. Fisher
Ct this city. and three sons. Eugene
and George 3. of this city and Fred
z. Of Detroit. Mich. Funeral ar
rangements will be announced
later
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LAKESHORE
CARD of Thanks

We wish 70 extend thanks TO our
man. friends and neighbors for their
kindness and sympathy shown us
during our recent bereavement. Also
for the many beautiful flowers.
Mr.. & MRS. EUGENE COWAN.
Mr. & MRS. FRANK :. COWAN x
FAMILY,
Mr.. 4 MRS. FRANK B. BAILEY &
FAMILY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21

Manager Roland q. Lynn VI
Hotel North received word Thurs
day morning Of the death Of us
mother Mrs. Edward r. Lynn. AZ
East fIampden. from cancer she
was s. years OF age. and beside the
husband the immediate surviving
relatives are two sons, Roland G. Of
AUGUSTA and Fred E. of Pittsburgh.
Penn, and one daughter Mrs.
William II. Geagslan OF Bangor
Mrs. Lynn vas prominent n ule
Eastern Star, " E. Q. P. the Re-
bekahs and the Relief Corps Fun
eral arrangements will be an
nounced later.
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NOTICE

No'Ie" IS hereby gwen that sea,ad
1ids for conveyance for the ensuing
year viii De received b. the Scno u
Committee OF the town OF FassaIboro
not later than Friday February y
Bids should be -lainly marked and NAV
he sent 70 any member Of the Schoci
COMMITTEES Or 10 the superintendent or
Schools. u Benton Avenue Waterv,.ie.
Name.
Per Order $ 9 Committee Of vassa'.
rnro. feoisaSt