davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1919-01-21

PARIZ. - NJ. SasanOv, bivSi
tainik ruSke dune, Sc je zglasil
pri Henry White, ameriSkemu NIL
rovnemu delegatu, katerega je ma
prosil, maj mu izpOSluje intervju S
predSednikOm WilSOnOm. SaSanOv
bi rad gOvoril S predsednikom
WilSOnom glede ustave ruske Via
de V Omsku, katera vlada vehke-
mu delu RuSije in katerO on re-
prezentira.
PARIZ. = VOdje mirOvnega
kongresa razpravljajO o ruskem
bolj5evizmu, ki je postal vazen
problem, katerega bO treba reSiti
pred drugimi vpraSanji,
VQuay d'0rsay Sc je vrSila vaz-
ma konferenca med predSednikOm
Wilsonom in vnanjimi ministri en-
tentinih drzav. Polozaj V RuSlJl.
ie nataneno opisal NJ. Noulens,
francoski poslanik RusiJi, E Sc
ie nedavno povrnil IL Arhangela.
.Jntri DO NJ. Seavenius, danski po-
slanik Petrogradu, podal porocl-
10 podrobnostih Pet1Sgradu.
ZavezniSke drzave so naproSene,
Glas svobode., 1919-01-21
with the Chicago january
as required by the o October 9th 1917
Kriticni odnosaji med
Jugoslovani in ltalijani.
zE NAPETI oDNoSAJI MED JUGoSLoVANI IN ITALJANI SO
DOsEGII KRITICNO STOPINJO = ITALIJANSKI PAR
NIKI PRFISKANI PRED ODHODOM Il PRI-
STANISC.

DTTNAJ preko Zneve GlasOm pOsebnih bmOaVk Tsta,
so e itak nape OnOSa med Itaan in ugosovan p0Stah ma
ravnos krtGn spOr mm pOom e SkOro nemogoce
Pooa ugoden tud ved destva da francOske aVoee
Tu Puu poponOma hadne gede aJanSklh zahteV III ma
Grtov z ozirOm JadranskO m6rJO.
Vsi itaHsi parnk h odhaJa PuJa IN !rsta 50 Pes
nj no zavnikih k pao ma b ajani odpeljai seboJ
Dremoo in drugh potreb vzeth ska$6 prejSne avsrske
drzave. !.
10 preea srbsa nOvnaka pana naznana ola nezadoVOStV
Srbov Hrvatov in SOvencev Okah h h Okuplra1 ltaan
vedno boil naraSca ter so spopadi na dnevnem redu
Iz seh okupranh ev in vas prhajajo pronJe ma zaVe
nike prav nadae pooGiO v katerih proSl VaStVa III poe
CHE pro aanom. PorOca brezSteylmh nasstyh lalJal
se amade napam jugosovanskemu prebvaTu SrbOhVatSo
in ovenko Gasopse seue prebvasu maj bo mno ter MAJ Po
nezivo aka da zavezae avorete kaj ureneo oda pooJ
pa postaja med TEN vsakim dnem bOlj nevaren
Glas svobode., 1919-01-21
NAZNANILO.

Vsem clmom in clanicam Slov.
Sam. Podp. DruStva No. Chicago
in Waukegan TEN potion mama
njam, da Sc bo seja tega drustva
vrsila vbodoce V Slov. Mar. Domu,
dvorana st. l vsako GetrtO nedeljo
ponoldne OBJ 2. uri, Ma prihodnjo
sejo 26. jan. pridite vsi, ker ina
mo veG zelo vaznih stvari ma dne-
vnem redu.
Opozarjam tudi, da vsi redno
placujete assessment, ker pravila so
"a vse enaka, kdor jih krSi, maj
posledice sebi pripise.
Anton Celarec, tajnik.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-21
Ruski problem.
sAsANov BIvsI TAJNIK RUSKE DUNE, zELI KONFERlRATl
PREDSEDNIKOM WILSoNOM. PROSI MAJ IA
VEZNIKI POMAGAJ0 RUSIJL

mai uravnajo svojo politiko ma sle-
de6ih treh glavnih tOckah:
PrviG. = MoGna obOrOzena in
tervencija Rusiji, katera maj
ljudstvO omogoci, da 81 ustanovi
svojo laStno vlado. Zavezniki MAJ
Izatrejo Rusiji bolj$evizem, ki
pomeni nevarnost "a evropSki mir.
Pravijo, da ne more biti Svetovne-
ga miru, dokler nj ia ogenj poga-
sen.
Drugic. = Mesto da bi poslali
oborozeno silo proti boljsevikom,
mai zavezniki zaloze lokalne Wade
V Sibiriji, Kubanu, Ukrajini In V
baltiSkih provincah z Orozjem, mu-
nicijo in drugimi potrebseinaml,
pomagajo maj reorganizirati tram
sportacijo in lokalnim vladam MAJ
omogoeijo, da- Sc zavarujejo proti
boljSevizmu, da Sc koncno ustano-
vi prava demokraticna vlada.
Tretjie. = Umik vseh zavezni-
Skin sill, ki Sc bore proti boljsevi-
kom in prizadevanje, da Sc sklene
Rusijo pogodbo, XII bo omogoei-
la Rusiji miren razvoj. S tenn 81
Glas svobode., 1919-01-21
21st
1919 required by the Act of October 9th 1917
kajzer izpoZnan krivirn
SLAVNA FRANCESCA PRAVNIKA STA DEJALA, DA MORA
XAVIER PRED MFDNARODNO SODISCE = ON JE
ODGOVOREN IA TERORIZEM IN ZLOCINE,
CEPRAV JIH MI VRSIL SVOJEROCNO.

pravnikov, Zavaroyan S poSeb-
MIN zakonom, proti kateremu he
more cloveSka VOLTA nicesar opra-
viii. Nemski vladar je bill odvi-
sen samo cd boga in svojega me-
ca.
"Vsled taksne nemisljene sile
bi bilo neprayicno, ce bi Sc dovo-
lilo vladarju cdtegniti Sc odgovor-
nosti "a svoja della, "a veliko kriv-
do izzvanja svetovne vojne, "a po
teptanje belgijske nevtralnosti,
kar Sc je zgodilo pc njegovem u
kazu in "a vsa dejanja terornma,
XII so ga izvrSevali njegovi vojaki
ma njegovo povelje." "
Porocilo nadalje omenja neko
pismo, katero je pisal bivsi nem-
! Ski kajzer avstrijskemu cesarju Y
prvih dneh vojne in XII Sc tako-le
glasi:
'Moja duSa je zalostna, toda vse
moramo pokoncati v/krvi in og-
nju Treba je prerezati vratove
moz in zena, otrok in starcev in
nobeno drevo in nobeno poslopje
maj ne ostane cello.
rs takimi metodami strahovla-
de, katerimi smo edino V stanu
zadeti degenerirano francosko
ljudstvo, bo vojna koncana dveh
mesecih, docim bi Sc morda vlekla
Sc dolga leta, ce bi Sc posluzevali
clovecanskih metod."
Tukaj nj torej nobenega vpra-
5anja, zakaj Sc ne bi takega clo-
veka postavilo pred sodisce, kjer
bo odgovarjal "a zloeine, XII so Sc
ma njegovo zapoved vrsili.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-21

PARIZ. - Nekaj odlomkov IL
jave, katero je dal francoSki mini
strski predsednik Clemenceau wee
raj, ko je dejal, ola je naproSil diva
ugledna jurista, maj preisceta,
vkoliko Sc more kaznovati bivSega
nemSkega vladarja, je bilo obelo-
danjenih vceraj. Ia naloga je BIZ
la dana Ferdinandu Larnaude, S
pariske pravniSke fakultete, in DIR.
A. G.. De Lapradelle, profesorju
prava na isti fakulteti.
Njuna naloga je bila preiskati s
popolnoma pravnega staliSca zlo-
cine nemSke Wade in armade, ka-
ko kazen Sc lahko nalozi bivsemu
nemskemu vladarju in kaksen maj
bo tribunal, XII maj ga sodi.
Omenjena francoska jurista sta
dokazala, da bivSi nemski vladar
nj politicen ubeznik. Porocilo pra-
vi:
"Vojni zlocini so zlocini ljud-
skega in mednarodnega zakona,
ne pa politicni."
Avtorja sta proti temu, ola bi Sc
postavilo kajzerja pred navadno
sodiSce, kajti njegova VOLTA je u
kazovala, toda njegova roka nj
morila. Omenjena slavna pravnika
tudi pravita, da nj bill samo on
glavni krivec, vsled tega Sc ga lah-
ko kaznuje samo kot sokrivca. =
Sklice maj Sc mednarodni tribunal.
Onadva priporocata haSko sodi-
See, XII je bilo ustanovljeno leta
1899.
"Vladar je kot pruski kralj",
nadaljuje poroGilo omenjenih dveh
Glas svobode., 1919-01-21
.PORTUGALSKI ROJALISTI so
PROKLAMIRALI KRALJA.

LONDON. = Brezzicna brzojav-
lka IL Lizbone naznanja, da je IL
bruhnila ma Portugalskem rojali-
sticna revolucija. Ma celu rojali-
stienih revolucionarjev je Paiva
iCoincero, XII je proklamiral bivse-
ga kralja Manuela kraljem Portu-
,galske. Revolta je izbruhnila O.
portu, Bragi in ViscuSu.
Ma potu so vladne cete, da Ia
trejo revolucijo.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-21
VELIK POzAR MA BRODOVJU.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. = Vsled
cksplozije, Ola ma tanku parnika
"ROald AmundSen", zasidranem
V pristaniScu Atlantic Refining
Co., je nastal ogromen pozar. Po-
Ear Sc je razSiril tudi ma drugi
brod "Kjobenhaven" ter na veil
ko Stevilo drugih .tovornih parni-
kOv.
Cello pristaniSce je postalo zrtev
pozara, XII je' povzrocl en- million
dolarjev SkOde.
V gostem dimu Sc je en- delavec
zadu$il, devet pa jih je bilo pri re-
$evalnem delu tezkO ranjenih.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-21
Justin Zajec,

Ljudje zelo skrbe "a boga, Ii
Gajo mu krasne cerkve, zlate oil.
tarje in mu plaeujejo najvec dav-
ka. Bog pa he potrebuje ne GER
kew, ne oltarjev ne davkov. Ko bi
ljudje Ease tako skrbeli, bi bilo
mogoee vecje blagostanje ma sve-
tu. nj +.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-21
"FATER" PROTI GOSTILNI-
CARJEM.

PITTSBURGH, PA. = Rev. B.
L. Scott, superintendent protisa-
.lonske lige, Sc je postavil ma cello
.lige najbrz vsled tega, ker nina
drugega opravila ter Sc bo pricel
sedaj boriti prot 20 gostilnitar-
jem, Xxi Sc nocejo podvreci graftu.
SpoStovani reverende ne We "a Ia
poved: Ljubi svojega bliznjega :.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-21

Ger nj Sc receno, da Sc pripoznava
boljseviSko Waldo, toda ee bolise-
Wiki jamcijo, da bodo prenehai $
terorizmom V Rusiji, maj Jim "a
vezniki obljubijo, da Jim bodo re-
organizirali transportacijo in in
dustrijo ter pomagaG do normal
nih trgovinskih zvez.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-21
BANDITJE so oDNESLI $4,000.

CLEVELAND, O. = Trije ban
ditje so odvzeli superintendent
in .blagajniku National Biscuit Co.
torbico, V kateri je bilo $1,000 do
$4,000. Uradnika sta bila ma potu
ma banko, ola vlozita denar. Ban
ditje so uSli, ceprav je bill rop IL
vr$en pri belem dnevu in sredi me-
STA. =
Glas svobode., 1919-01-21
UBEzAL IL BLAzNICE.

SHARON, PA. = w. L. Sharp,
At let star IL Utice, Pa, posestnik
petrolejskih- vrelcev, ki so mu do
naSali po $4,000 meseGno, je usko-
Gil IL Mercer senatorial, kjer je
bill radi omraGenja duha ma opazo-
vanju.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-21

: PARIz. = Stevilo v vojni po-
polnoma oslepelih vojakov zavez-
niskih armad znasa 1000. Skupno
stevilo onih, XII so izgubili samo po
emo oko, znasa $4,000 do 10000.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-21

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Ill, January 21st,
1919, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-21

True translation Chicago Ill., January Zls
1919 as REQUIRED by he of October 9th 1917. -
Glas svobode., 1919-01-21

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Ill, January 2lst,
1918, as required by the Act Of October
9Th 1917. s'Els
1000 ZAvEzNISKIH vOJAKOV
/ OSLEPELO.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-21

with the Post at Chicago Ill., January zls
1919, required by the October 9th 1917
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15
BOWDON

NORTE-Mr and Mrs. Franz pero -
WinneSance and Mss Abbie P-ebis 81
south Wlndham a-s visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Abraham Strouy in Bowdoi-.
Mrs. HerIer. Walker Of F-espor- has
.ately been visiting Mrs. " 4. Pratt.
Felix Small mas gone 10 Portsmouth,
y. Z. 10 earn a trade
Wllt-ed Morgan. who is e,1pioved IN
Trpsha-n. mas been al home FOR few
Ca-s
NJ, and Mrs. Dwight Young Of Man
chester were week end guests AZ tia
home Of ". :. Small.
Wallace Rideout arrived home .agr
week having passed several weeks ii,
Eas'on and other owns in A-oos,ook
comfy
Mrs. Alice Beals was RECENTLY a gues-
of Mrs Frank Everett. returning Mon
dar TO her home IN Mechanic Falls.
NJ. and Ma z. A. Huntington wer>
Sunny visitors IN The place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15
Foster Says Victory
Certain for Steel Workers

Youngstown. o. Oct A.-SpeRk.ng 10
over 900 Shenango valley stead worker.
this afternoon. Secretary ". z. Foster
OF the strikers national committee urg-
ed the men ID stand By their hattie
lines" because victory is certain. 3"
Foster said he believed TIA. commit
tee of six would be picked from ne in
dus ria conference a. Washington
which would a-nit-ate The strike within
a short time
IL you go back 20 the mills and lose
the strike vou VIII be nothing more Or
less than slaves. NJ advice 10 you, If
YOU give up this hght. il TO Tsacx up
and lsave the district. You will %
biackt;sfed by the thousands and vlr-
iuaiIy viii be slaves. II you stick %
your battle lines you are sure 10 De
victorious. The strike Is the greatest n
The history of America.
You have shown the operators Oh
these mills your power. and II would be
q sad day II you were to 90 hack in the
face of thu approaching victory. Com
N : no violence. hut cunduc. yourselves
like real Americans.
While here today Foster said that the
national COMMITTEES 10 willing at any
time to meet with independent cnmpa-
MES and DISCUSS adjustment Of the
strike.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15

proclamation issued yesterday by lie
Communist partr Of America" call
ing On the working men % establish
dictatorship ana wrest ccrr-oi IF
Cary from the federal troops.
Genera Wood today gave the st-ik
eTs PERMISSION 70 hoid 4 mass NEE =
ing in Gary Park tomorrow
This was ne first outdoor meeting
permitted since the federal troops ar
rivaG II the city a Week ago
Following alleged radical utter
ances. Edward MGlholla1d. president
If the Gary Screw and Bolt Workers
union mas been expelled from the
union ana ne has resigned t-urn the
steel strike COMMITTEES. MlIholiand
IS accused Of having SAID that mem-
Ders CT the American Legion could
nor belong to a union. Returned SOL
dlers among Tie union men objected
70 MS statements.
The indian state building tradrs
council also has made a disa Vow!
Of he rad-caI activities n behalf II
the strike
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15
DENY DISCOVERY RED
PLOT TO DESTROY u. 5,
ARMY CAiTONMENTS

Chicago Oct MILITARY au-1ori-
ties today continued their inves-sa-
lon INTO alleged radical activities n
connection with The strike Of steal
workers a. Gary. Ind, and question ii
several men. including Anton Gorsl,.e.
VINO was sad 70 be under surveillance
i connection with the explosion Of =
bomb IN the Chicago postofice u
September 1918. Reports of discov-
cry Of a wide spread piot against
military caoLcnnents were denied -
night by Col. " 5 MaDes. comna1S-
Ing the federal troops Z, Cary. Re
ports thar troops were being sem
rom the Gary district u protect
government property n various pa-.s
OF the country also were denied 5y
Col. Mapes.
Major General Leonard Wood. COM
nanding the central department Of
the United States army was n con-
ference with Colonel ". = Mapes.
commander Of the troops al Gary TO-
day. Drastic measures % combat the
red plots are SAID TO have been a.
ranged by the military leaders.
Col Mapes announced tonight THAI
no confession had been obtained from
Gorski IN regard 10 the Chicago bomb
plot but il was intirnatsd thar Gorsat
would De a federal witness The fert-.
eral officers are searching for Alex
aader Iyaluff, Gary Steel worker and
electrician. vino is said ID have been
Implicated By Gorskl as a maker IF
the So bombs which were sent to-
prominent men throughout the cou1-
Try in forged wrappings Of Glnb.i
Brothers store N New York.
Intelligence officers continued their
raids ar Gary today II search Vt rad
ical literal ure- They reported finding
radical" propaganda printed in Ger
man and a large German dag made OF
silk.
A platoon of federal troops was STA
toned near the steel mills in Gary
today after reports had been made
that bricks and horse shoes had been
thrown through the windows Of ttle
steel plants
The strike bulletin issued by the
saeel workers today Gisavowed the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15
ADJUSTMENTS
-ns Furnishes Thrills IN Faith Of
the Strong"

= -1e - the scsnes n Mitchell Lewis
n-.aram.ag oelec, Picture. Faith Of
IL Strong, which IS shown a. me
sraad Loua.-. there IS Introduced q
asuutul, naIt-savage wolf cog.
he scene II which ne dog appears is
ne N winch Baoetrs, a little wait Of
7z um1er camp, IS attacked ov one Of
= camp gamblers and reneganes-
: aer COMES he struggle. II Is one Of
ae most spectacular battles between
. nan ana a dog that have ever been
aged FOR the screen.
Mary NacLA-en. better known as
'svervbndy's favorte. will De seen IN
re- latest Offering, "A Secret Mar
age. and promises 70 go as big as
re aid n The Weaker vessel which
proved 10 be enc Of the best Comedies
n veR-s. The Johnson Opera House
opens F-,dav and SATURDAY Of This
week with Marguerite Clark in Widow
bv Proxy Mack Sennetr comedy
Uncle Tom without the CABIN and
Unto the End with Crane Wilbur.
The prices AT the Opera House will be
matinee. children 15c. adults &c. Eve
ming Ec 70 au.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15
Cuijen-Cusick

A quiet though pretty wedding
occurred Tuesday morning al eight
o'clock at Saint Joseph church.
when Ellen Gertrude. daughter Of M.
and Mrs. Michael Cusick. Northern
avenue. become the bride Of William
Thomas Cullen of Lewiston. a rup-
r:al mass was celebrated by Rev ?,
Il Rea-don. The young couple were
tended by Mr. and Mrs. John Z.
r.gan OF Lewiston.
ne bride was pretIily gowleu IN
pc durefyn with trimmings OF
hudson sea-. The marrou OF honor
vas ar-lred IN taupe fame velvet.
Following the ceremony a wedding
h,'eaktast was served 10 the relatives
Al The home Of the brides parents.
Numerous gifts testified 70 the popu-
iaritv of the bride and groom. Mr.
ana Mrs. Cullen left az noon for a
wedding trip 10 Boston and upon
their return Will make their home IN
Lew Stnn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15
LISBON Man LOSES
NEARLY $4,000 WHEN
AUTOMOBILE JOUNCES

Topshan. Oct. 15-RaIph Z. Could
Of Lisbon appeared az Topsnarn Far
this afternoon ana a his request the
announcement was made from the
Judges stand that ne had left his
home n Lisbon by automobile with
between $4,000 ana $4,000 worth Of
government bonds. Central Maine
Power stock and other coIla-era!
the same being contained IN a black
TIN box. When he arrived al Lisbon
Fails the 5ox was missing. having
evidently bounced out Of the auto
mobile IN going over a jounce. No
trace Of the box or It's contents has
been found.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15
Not a Seventh, Son Prophet

The writer read Al article on oiden
Gardiner the other day that impress
ed him A portion of 1t ran as FOL-
lows: For the next fifty years it can
probably be said with truth. of saw
mills IN Gardiner there is no enc.
Where there is a saw mill now Is not
so much a question as where there
is not one Dam No. l has Is. The
author was evidently not the seventh
son of a seventh son for. as a mat
rer of fact there Is not a single saw
mill in the city proper that is run
ming today The two standing. ne
Berlin Mills and the one al South
Gardiner. are neither one being op-
Grated al the present time.
The same article stated that there
were nine physicians in Gardiner
Todny there are IL. There was one
dentist. today there are sesen- There
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stare. and that bread is now being
naled Out u those ht-esf 10 survive.
Many. he said. are pracccIng canni-
5alsrn. Other speakers al the altar
noon session were DR.. A. :. Phelps :
Naterville AID Mrs Aaude J Bald
VIII of Chicago, executive Of thS
ChlIdren's department Of the Inter
national Association. The evening
address was by DR.. Geo. = Moore. #
Brooklyn, y. Y.
The opening session began win an
address Of welcome by Rev. Addison.
Z Lori-ner. pastor Of the Central
Square Baptist church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15

Ealowen viii surely appreciate
having the Standard OIL Co plant On
the cid Wilder property known as
Wilder point. near the river Already
he olu Tayater driveway, built
along the east Of the Name Central
R +. embCaknent extending for a
quarter Of mile from Water street
- he point. has been widened by
several feet and resur+aced. Also the
main building. which IS If red BRICK.
s already under construction The
ccmpanT expects 70 employ quite a
force Of men when things are IN
shape. Indeed W. are CAD that his
reliable concern purchased tnls vaI-
liable properly ana Will operate il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15
INSPECTION RE-
PORT GARDINER
GEN. HOSPITAL

The Stale Board Of Charities ana Cor
rect!uns has made public tie -epor- Of
rs Last inspection OF The Gardner Gen
s-al Hospital. as follows:
4 general hospital, opened n March.
1913. Governing boGy. board Of 80
directors. elected tor three-yea- tarns.
he tsr-n Of ofice Of nne-th-rd o. the
Membership Of the board Of directors
expiring each vear There s also Al
exs CutlVe committee Of nine members
The IresiCeai IF The beard of directors
and chairman Of tae executive commit
tee IS J. 5 Maxcy Of Gardner
Records Of Lhe clerk Of the hoard Of
directors show meetings of ne execa-
i've committee during the past year
with attendance as follows: July =
1915. SIX; A agust :. IBIS. seven; Sepien-
Der g. 1gls. number not shown; October
:, 1915, SIX; November /. 1918. seven. Two
or three meetings are reported as he !
.ilce hen but the records were not ". l.
ten Up =: ne tine IF tits visit. july il
1919
The executive IN charge of the hospl-
a.. the superintendent is Miss Angela
P Lens. 4 registered nurse.
There IS al elected visiting sIaf o.
me pins c:ans ana surgeons. There Is
10 house physician or surgeon. This
GaIy IS ass cne.i n turn o the members
Of he visiting sIaE. The nursing Sta.
{, nEls,s Of ;wo graduate nurses and
: re- pupil nurse The framing school
te1~-n is h-ee ears. Other employees
are 4 j. inter. cook. i ward maid and
4 c.e-k.
The huspit.11 IS Pleasantly iDcated OF
one IF the residential streets Of NE
city and IS N excellent repair n fart,
a Tar- Of the building IS new. The
eqi mint Is COMPARATIVELY new. all nj
noGern design. The building through.
out was clean ana IN sood order. Since
the asst inspection 4 new bath room ha=
been added. a new BRICK slore-uurr in
the have:nent and Interior painting has
been dom.
The admitting officer IS the supe-;il-
tfnden7. after consultation with mem
beTs Of the executive committee Va
-a.es are $40 per dav Room rates arr
f-"ra s. % to $50 pc" DAY.
That records Of the meetings Of ne
board Of directors and The executive
committee 5e kept written I'D 20 ia a,
al mes and tast me records Of al SIC
meetings SHOW the names Of the rec
Tors OF COMMITTEES members actua.ly
oresenL
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SAYS WE'LL NOTICE
LOWER PRICES ON SHOES
ABOUT NEXT APRIL

New York. Oct 14.-Footwsar
prices have dropped 20 per cent
since the middle OF August and viii
go lower after Christmas. J. Frank
McElwa4n. president Of the National
Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Assoc
citation sad n an address before the
Middlesrates Shoe Wholesalers As
ISOLATION here tonight
M McEiwln SAID the consumer
should notice these declines begin
ming nsxp April as shoes now being
manufactured VIII not De marketed
until that -me. He said a falling
off N The demand from Europe was
responsible tor the reduction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15
Eastern Forest Products
Association at Bangor

Bangor, Ne. Oct A.-R- s Kellogg,
Observation-Disclosures of the News PRINT
Sr ice Bur al. was the pr ncipsl
speaker al the banquet held in cunnec-
tion with the fourth quarterly meeting
of The Eastern Forest Products Asso \
citation n the Chamber OF Commerce
rooms today. He took Up the lumber
supply and demands for news print and
otfer purposes and said thai he 4ores:
areas are sufficient if rightly managed
There should be- he said. "A policy
of cooperation between the public anu
private owners IN tina matter Of taxes.
fire prevention and forest manasernen-
The labor situation Is serious he said.
but can be adjusted satisfactorily bv
the cooperation of he employers ami
employees. Angio-Saxan comrnunsense
will prevail here as il has everywhere
eliza
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The meetings this season of Peil

The meetings this season Of Peu
Clason Camp. Sons OF Veterans. have
been of exceptional interest and re-
suited not only IN the giving Of
pleasure but have added 10 the at
tendance AT each meeting there IS
a. entertainment staged and much
literary and musical talent has been
found. Beside the entertainment 10
be given AT the meeting this Wednes-
day a debate IS 10 be had that prom
ises 10 be interesting. The subject
for debate Is: Resolved. That the
State should pass laws 10 protect the
Forests" The Affirmative Will be
taken by H w Scott and the mega
I've by z ". Hi.
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Portland. Ne. Oct. 14-Oficers
chosen al the annual meeting today
q the Maine Rebekah Assembly
we're; presideip. t,ez s. Crosby.
Camden: vice president, Eva Fas-
Sett- Dexter; warden. Lucy A. Bur-
tan, Pittsfield; secretary. Grace Z.
Walton Belfast; treasurer. Sarah
Weymouth. Saco: Chaplain. Addie NJ
Knight. North Berwick. The present
membership is asg27n, a gain Of I.r-5
for the wear
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Let's Reject Offer
Of Armistice

Copenhagen. Oct. t4.--hs Letr.s1.
rress bureau n a dispatch saws ras
LerIisn command absolutely rejected
ne offer q Col. Avaiuff- 5e-nundt for
a. a--nisuCe.
L ads t1at me prisoners taken from
IN 1orces Of Cen. Won Der Goitz an,
Col AvaIoff-Ee-nundt vi-t2a " all
were Bava-ans