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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21
Allowance For the Poet and Patriot

but for condemnation of whole system OF
for language of indictment befitting the
crimes of Alva a Torquemada.
No details and evidence have followed the charges
of oppression in the Punjab, and what have
whether, any part them true India
would be better off independent of British rule To that
question there be but answer, and the British
administration of than century and hail. if
always blameess thoroughly enlightened gives that
answer. The imagination hardly conceive of what
India, with its hundreds of millions of people of
many governments rajahs
would be with the British prop removed.
If Sir Rabindranaths charges supported by any
evidence may be there will be investigation for
British rule whatever its faults has drawn
from oppression cruelty and doesn't have But
British vceroys, while usually enlightened statesmen
not always poets, and what might njustices
to poets might to official eye the
ordinary effects of bearing upon subjects
not always tractable under necessary restraint
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21

torica1 novel to the tale of reforming
tendencies, political, social and relig-
ious. He has an acute knowledge of
what will interest the great public,
and writes story about it in such a
way that he becomes a phenomenal
best-seller. He has learned the pro-
fession Of writing novels by novel;
writing, and he learned to portray
people by careful study Of those he
wanted to use. He has ACQUIRED a
power of characterization that Is al
most Photographic. He uses this
power to present people of great APP
peal to a large body Of Americans.
for they are the type known to many.
All this shows the seriousness of the
man. That his political novels, for
instance, are real stories of politics
is shown by the fact that a former
president of the United States and
two former governors of Massa-
chusetts have consented to retell
them in shortened form for the read
ers Of the Boston Post.
Winston Churchill has written his
best book. SO far, in the opinion Of
most readers. in "Coniston"; it por-
trays a vital phase of American
political life: it has had a potent in
fluence in improving the conduct of
our public affairs. In Jethro Bass he
has created his greatest character. as
yet-one that will probably take per-
manent rank in American literature.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21
From the Kansas City Times.

From the Kansas City Times.
CIR Rabndranath Tagores letter to the viceroy of
- India, indictng British rule in that country, may
~ be accepted the sincere expression of poet and
patriot laboring under strong conviction of obligation
toward the millions of his countrymen who not,
himself, possess a voice that be heard.
He has been oppressed himself He has received
honors from the British government, and the knowledge
that he that conspicuous position when others
of his countrymen have had for complaint,
moves him as a of generous nature and patriotic
fervor to proclaim feeling be with his people rather
than with their governors. 1t act criticism
can deal hardly with.
But for the reasons given it indictment that
must be accepted with caution Sir Radndranath is a
poet and seer whose imagination bodies forth
the forms of things unseen feels himself the voice OF
a people, the prophet of nation He cannot permit to
pass unnoced things which in different re-
Iaon to the people India would be matter of regret
perhaps perhaps calling for investigation and re-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21
Good Evening
BY ROY K. MOULTON
THE FAT MANS SOLlLOQUY

THE FAT MANS SOllLOQUY
That's right, laugh,
Laugh loud and long,
You long, lean, lank, attenuated speci-
men of humanity,
Who cannot cast a shadow
And who SILVER to death in the winter
And regard US fat folks then with
keenest envy.
Laugh, dOggOne you, laugh!
Have a good time;
Crack your ribs.
It's your turn now
Go ahead.
Give US the equine ha-ha!
Laugh, doggone you,
Laugh.
Laugh, while you can;
Chuckle, grin, giggle,
Point your long bony finger at the
upholstered frame
And smile at this all too solid flesh.
Your period of merriment is brief,
Then will come the north wind,
Cracking around your sylph-like
frame,
Beating a tattoo upon your spareribs !;
And your knees will rattle,
Even as the end mans bones,
And you will SILVER
Like unto the aspen.
Then, doggone you,
Well laugh.
Pittsburg man wants a divorce be.
cause his wife gives him nothing to
eat three times a day but beans. What
that man really needs is not a divorce
but hired girl.
For all-arOund knowledge, nobody
has got anything on telegraph oper
atOr in a town of 1900.
HIS VOCATIONAL FINNISH"
She sat at the tiller, and he at the
oars,
And he looked in her virginia. eyes
And wished he might float to some
PARKWAY shores
With her into Paradise.
(And he heaved a couple of sighs.)
And so he asked her to be his wife
But in this wise he put it, you see:
"Ah, will you not promise to float
through life,
Like this-together with me-"
(What a chestnut speech" thought
she)
But she answered, ooh, yes!-through
life like this
We will paddle and drift and f1oat!'
Which shows that she was a wise little
miss
He was doing the work, you'll note
(But she was steering the boatD
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
KNOWS BY INTUITION


fixing responsibility for that blimp disaster
Borah ought to be interviewed He could probably
show that President Wilson somehow blame.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21

The inventor of a new spark plug
for internal combustion engines claims
it shoots a ribbon Of fame instead Of
round thread Of fire,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21
Masonic Calendar

Friday, August 22-King Solomon's
Chapter No. 4, r. A M. Called meet
ing. Work in Master degree. Light
refreshments
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21
NOT A FAIR TEST

Judge Jayne says all at times get married
life. Especially about a. when the wife
bers she forgot to lock the front door,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21
THE DODO OF THE HOUR


Burleson melting his jobs, but the main feather is
still intact identify him of the strangest birds
of the administration.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21

In estimating the cost for the COM
ing year for bridge repairs and I'M
provements, the county commissioners
made $4,000 the sum for bridge re-
pairs and a new bridge, and $4,000
for the maintenance of the roads for
the coming year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21
Condensed Classics Of Famous Authors
CHURCHILL

Winston Churchill
of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21

Miss Juliet Swayne and Miss Jose
phine Gates entertained at the Coun-
try club for Mr.. Herbert Lair and
Harold Van Orman, of Evansville.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21

Nicholas Tschakovsky, president
of the north Russian provisional
government, is in London to induce
the British government to announce
a definite policy in north Russia. He
says that what he most desires is
recognition of the Archangel govern
ment by one or more Of the allies.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21
Memories of Old Davs
In This Paper Ten Years
Ago Today

II. r. Jessup, Of Richmond, address
ed 5000 persons who attended the Old
Settlers picnic at Centerville.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21
Arthur Henderson.

Arthur Henderson, British labor
leader, is coming to America, it is
said, to aid in the formation of a
labor party in this country
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
Forumites Urged to Come
Prepared to Ask Questions

TIA, he Op<n Forum meetnu n
A1g.Sra aaTe made good FOR al :ks-
Ease ben 4 operation for verJ seE
weeks. = che Of lie great accomplish
-en-s OF TIE people Of the Capi,ai Ci--
themselves No better proof a. It's =
20 Re found tAaa n ne huge ~rowds
-aat are attending ne meetings AZ tie
Winthrop street CliTersa.!st cau-c1
each Suadar even..S T.ere xas a.
Audience tna- pacsed tie Dig scc.-c-
-1- .aSc Sunday ElgEt AID ne prot
pec's for ,oIcr-oE evening are ira,
aal. Ire seau1g capacity o. Ire
cau-ca Ei.! De tested
81 ae goc+i sack the AuE1sa Cai-
vr-sahs. Associates hare been ale -
secu-a az TIE speaker :or t.:s Ceet-
.-g Etasaar Pa-G97as E;-a,e. r.
lia.- native % India VIC -zs ere =
he greatest AID most interesting "a
stories lat aas Ee. been gwen -
America
E.s lecture 3 Al intimate AID FIc--:-
.s1-s acccua. 90 via. T-d.a 81. :
re "a. as vel az VIA: vi! hare =
&c done after tae treaty II oeace :
signed Born n India educated e-ss g,
re :asG.1ncrs n the Far EaSt IT.
then \. the Aajover Theological seD:-
nary Eiva.s is aov taxing a post
graduate course =. Harvard university
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08

>i-ce ne vas --s- .ea-. a. reaas-
. q : Brewer EGd: TIE yoGag
EaS- Indian -aS teen Il constant e
Eanc n l.. parts 80 TIE -n1atry. Speax-
-ng English WIKI .ls- A fascinating
o7en-a- accent E.vale ta4ls ssorr D,
absorbing interest," VIII flashes If ~
illuminate tie SERIOUSNESS Of rs Is
course Wherever TIE Young --an "a
sppeA-e<! since coming 70 ts.s cour--
ae Las 6ee. g-setes: r. capacity az
dsences. The Madtord Mass Aew+--
ger = Speaking % a+s address So
NJ. E:Ta!e. w40 IS .asctra
srea<e-. -ate rs sao.ec- i've u s-ca
q ~ay tla- G-ssclorers zepc ain o. -
feet INT. ia1s n ne erer.ag."
Il q is question Pe-cs. ot the -
TN meetings -ha- Always proves -
most interesting and a.so lie -.rs-
va-u2 be TIE 7=a. Interchange a. ..-as
comes a. "a; the a-6 re s-sa -
7otaz i taTor 9. lie Forum ,esu..--
L ss expected aae hoped that cn ST.
daT evening Ire Eor11.-as vi! coma
70 5o-az-i E.va;e x.-A Questions Is
"A 7,d rs machine ga E.--ta -
u -=ad~ q a-Sw-- everything -.
8 asked ail AT Ea $ sad II - ;
~o7ds- a flaming IS -e-i!e= -
meeting III. 5eg-- 4; Il. 1-r Re doors
ot tha ct1-c. ", 7e operet 1ai. a
hor- c-:1-e NAT t:-e 70 --a- re 80
audience SIRE = attend r.. tars a.
opro ----:-- = Re SEATED = ample sea
SOC before ne lecs--e 1eg-1s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
CHURCH NOTICES

WINTHROP STREET UNIVERSAL
~ eas-ch Esv 4 Francs Wa.cn-
specia! Len;sn sermon "iesus cars
AID the Modem Weird SGnGaT scac4l
a, =. opea forum a. = ~. =
AL SOILS CHURCH -.-ara.,.
State street corner Ct Oak street, Pau.
:. Paa.=-. minister IS A " eh1-cl
school 80 4 III. morning s-r,ce x.-A
ANTHEM, ey sae c1oi- and sermon, The
Gt5sPE- MISSION: saaday =caool a.
- ? IF gosps. se-s,ces =: All ?
N Meetings on T1esoaE -z--ssiAy
ard Saturday even.nss a. 50 n A..
FRlESps MEETING worsa.2 q.
N s1ndaE scaoe; a, % ? II
At 81 ser9.on - pastor, A.5er: :,
% 9H.E sss''f- STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL chu-vh. Pew Wills :
!; I y Z Va 7a< s:, 80. aat ss Sch
school. = u E1.o--A -aEe Eoans
Peorie meeting S@ n -E=7:ns
ESP sec 2TaEe sad
:sac.er training LASS = ed-=sc2y 30
scCrH PARISH coNGREGA--oS-
Al church. Her. CLARION =. Sooiah.
, ard Mems Fo-:n a: :. - a Il Il ,.=
! calrch: .llG-Teez Le-'en ICE
Wednesday evening a. re parsonage
TIE CHURCH Of JESUS CHRIST
OF LATER lAT SAINTS ~ noli
- regular service u TIE odd Fellows
bal a; Is Water STREE SuHdiF q,
PnOGRE SPTgI-CALiST So
cie.y. Mrs. : :. C7nve-z serT: - a.
IL and DP II q, : 4 Z lalL
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Society. W
liars s--ee- Services 8 II d, subject
Man SGa6aE scaoc, :; TIE sane
hcu-: :es..Eonsa meeting AZ n
Ws<:ne@.ay Reading -cT- a IS \ A.
: ter stree. rpen from 70 80 AMI % )
?. NJ
p T5-1ca st1r residence - Weston
street. Morning worship 4, %
cac-cn Sihie sccoci a-d meeting q
men Bible class a. noon tEcsI-an
E-Caa~o- meeting q - evening Cos
lei .-ais= ara -rea -E.-. service ~ 70:
rC-xe-S nesting to- p-aFe- a1c 1r2lSe
ana EiH.e S--cy c-ass Wednesday eve
-sr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
ADJUSTMENTS
COLONIAL THEATRE

J. Wa--en ksr-'sz- Il Tire Ootf=-
Be- Pear N-:e > The ls-:-
rms Racer" Cheek To.- Gag
sage" 3at,s conecy: AGED Mat
rec A:--ar.'c-. keys-c-e co-ecy-
4 G-ea: Week E-a Program
TIE -E-e : : Wa--ae Her-E-
5 -ouse1sI: wo-r: - - IS N Z
: - Eosv lcp-.a- -,clio- ctcI--e @-z-x
Ia, evs- --acec re screen He IT'S
been playing = pictures To- re pa.
.en years ard .as s-eat,v g-ox-
no --e hears g TIE pc5lc. IT,
production II ~1.ca ae pays -otay :
ore -hat g Eo---T ot IN j, every
IA. The Title CT re pay $ TIE
One Dollar Bad" l. Is TIE SORT II
st--y vcu III eric? az :ae-e : PleE.T
ZAP alG : Pa-cc- eace -L--y 49,
ends
Pea, T-.-e ~, appear = Re CIR
EN- episode = TIE Lightning Eatc-
= It's sera! IS gaming = Ptr--
!a--y each week aEG man peor',
consider - = : By .2- Ire oes- ma
Miss T...a tas APPEARED IL
Check T1r- Baggage 3 tie r..e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08

Roy Tea,oc Of Belgrade lad a DIT
OF hard luck Friday morning while
On the way from his home 20 Kris
city He was coming n with his team
and had en- the sled the carasses ct
nve hogs which Re was bringing Z
q ceiiser a. Locke's market. and
when near the residence Ct J. 4. Nc
Lean On Nj Vernon avenue his horse
suddenly dropped Il me -oaS az; ex-
pi-eG. L was valuable animal
weighing about 1900 pounds and
death is supposed 20 have resulted
from near. disease.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
the 18TH LEGISLATURE
Continued f-cn Page F.e>


--.-s;zA- ire House dc -ot ac- -por
IL S--z-= a-=-c-=-- T1-c1 cAne
z.c-- X. rs b.
4 va voce vote bang -4s=-- re
Huge voted % reconsider i2e v1te
x.e-erv TIE oil vas passed g &c eE-
Crossed IS amended BY House
Amendment 4
Tie SPEAKER re Chair VIII
-ea: Senate -A-e-c-e-- 4 . Seca-e
---cv-s-. Nc. - -A-e-! Section /.
az 81 i. 5oc.-=-- br striking c-1 =
- y. III. D.. aaG -3Z1 ,--es Of
sa.,: secr.c. TIE following words; SO
III as TIE SANE IS consistent Win
re u-Cvls.ccs az rs cnaE-e-. a-c
Were i-ccn<,s-a-- @ - ra-a-ce
r-1 tbs cna--er. me caa--e- sra.
cg-:-c.. 20 -1a- sad section as
amended snai! read as follows:
On NOTICE b. Mr.. Bae,es &C Eol--
"a ~ further rea.,rg CT ne
amendment 4 6e-z.l vas d.spe-se'.
VIZ. and On further -cJlor ~ ne
sane gentleman Senate Amendment
\ vas adopted = concurrence; az
N further nct;oc ~ ,ae sane gen
.a-an The 81. vas passed % o. err
--zse1 as s-eriet ty House
Amendment A ard Senate Amend
-e-- A.
OF motion ~ NJ Smith c- Sko~-
began. = vas voted % axe --c- ne
-abFa House Document No. ~. Al Ac-
% p-cr:6e to- ne election Ct -ca.
crr,- ss:o-a-s ~ tcI-s, tabled By
II. Granville q Pa-sorsseIt. PENDING
-assage = Re e1gosse-.. a-G OF FIR
,.e- motion by TIE sa-e gentleman
re ELL was passed ID q e-g-cssec-
On molten ~ NJ. Smith u Saov-
began. j vas voted 20 AXE from Ire
-an!a Senate document No. $50. AZ
Az - amen. Section s. Of CHAPTER
Sc q --a Revised Statutes. relating
% rae protection q Wild birds. and
CT ..--.er motion ~ the same ger
-7era-. re BIT. having received is
se.-. reading vas passed 70 oe En-
crossed.
NJ. ALLAN % Portland NJ
= /.
= order 0 : rot. bar would Ike the
instruction q the House as % Tow
IA N a5vaace We nay assign hear :
i1xs a. Ire present tine The cen
ns,ree CT -a1as,nc row las cvo bills
.ha- have ac. been hea-I or he cor
ri--ee They VII have 70 ee as
signed cor week from aex- Thurs
day. Z tle Usual notice - gwen
Some Is are = doubt how % pro
coed /. order 30 facilitate the bust
ress q The House
RE SPEAKER Ire Chair wcrIt
suggest that TIE matter rad bes- -
ct WIKI -te committee and 70 r1ei-
ov1 coed Judgement Ire order hat
xas Ply 4 Iris morning tAa- al MAJ
-ers at-e- a certain date De referred
20 the next Legislature. i seems 70
He vas wisely tabled ca account Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08

,-.,- z1e- s.lk .cse a H-.-= ccr-oa
az 5.ack co..an. yo,-- 1:-c.ce =: Sc
pe- PAR. Special lot CO la-dso---.
pccke;hccks A. sac ear. Baococs
Co-c,cps-s aid Violet Talc-. Power
cvo cans fer 20. Broken lots 7
American LAZY Miller and Eer'o
co-se-s a-'pr.ces TaT Below norma :
Back sa;ee- SKIS wi-A elastic cps
s. DO. Crepe & -ce-a collars. &c
w-ols r4ca ~ % handsome silk a-2c
serge dresses previously p--ce1 --oE
s..5a % 1850 a-6 ever a.. 60 tccaF
a. $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08

Of roday's comedy. l. .sa Pathe Film
and P2-he FLIES always % over VIZ:
Z bang
As Al atdeE attraction a. TIE 81
matinee : Keystone comeGy called
Fairy A-o2ck.s ard :. s. Joan
Play the leading ra-.s
Monday rex- Paid I, Full viii &c
Il attraction Z. rae Cclor.aL-At-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08

-:.e <ac- tha- Re attendance IS not
very la-ge = great na1y aav1ag gone
home expecting taar TO matters Of
any particular importance would
come Up. Unless rhsre IS al order
Inning and referring 70 tas asxt
LEGISLATURE matters which come IL
committees VIII have 70 continue %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08

Your last Years straw rat T'r
z,~z z!. after 4 --eat-er- q t-.1-
-s-.<-,l .-i reliable cclcrt-e ana
---.-- -. -a-e-- -. = CcC2 i=,7'T
--.-ee.e. a1-er tac1 = s-
- y. *. 80. 7 complete Sex
base dyes J. J3t1 Ce-g1.-- =
s-E-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
AUGUSTA LOCALS
Frank Cosurr o. Windsor vas cal
er N the city Friday on business.

Florence Russell. Who had Tor
week past been the CUES. Of An
30st3 niencs, returned Friday after
noon 70 Portland 70 resume her work
q q professional nurxs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
New Schedule Takes Eject AZ 1ZS1
4. N. MorSay. March %

4 change OF time ~ thH Nal-f
Ceaca. Ra..-oaG : a--cC-cet fo-
rex- Monday. Marc. II. q 1871 4
n. on and altar T-sca 1a-e a-s. -ol-
trains vi,l ;eave Al--st2 IS -ol-ows:
GOING VEST
Nc. 8 4, -. A. " except Mondays
Nc. A a., SIS 4. " except sundays
Nc. 81 a. ssS A. NJ except Sundays
No. Is a, ,-s7 P NJ except Sundays.
Nc. %. a. 4.as P. NJ except Sundays
No. "a al SIS ?. u EXCEPT Sundays
(Aueus,a 20 South Gardner only
No. al 1882 P NJ daily.
GONG EAST
Nc. y Al. III A ~ except Saturdays.
No. ~ a. LA a II. CO saturdays
or,y
No. ~ at as \. NJ eScep, Sundays.
No. ~ a. SIS A " except Sundays
from South Gardner 20 Augusta
only.
No. a, 80 A. NJ daily
No. a. I.:5 P NJ except SUNDAYS
Nc. II a. e53 P. ". except Sundays
No. IS 4. go P 81. except SUNDAYS
SUNDAYS ONLY
coins Eas,--I- a. s-a7 ~ Go
i-p West-.s4 az 1911 A. NJ 70. a.
- P. n
NOTE Tan -. the milk train
eo-oare6 which gees west t-c2 An
-, a. IS P 81. except sundays.
VIZ carry passengers between Wat
erv..le and Augusta only anc VII
ccn-ec. With = train arriving a. Wal
sr.le a. ! ? NJ from Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08

At RUSSELL WesIc-s tcCay,
s151 sateer pet-.cca-s. Russian green
ard aaT- Only &c. SIX dresses. 80
md IS values s.. Pets lnT!s.1.e
ere. r=g-.ar prtce Sc : package. So
Ga! packages - g. SAN Mains
s-I--lg, handsome patterns, reg
&c yt. SPECIAL &c: -5-i. F-ul- e -
Locn cct-cr. % -9-Ed- p.-ces. &c
yard Hare : 4 spec:al lat should
interest very woman EeIve- Tar:
bag tci!: eG-.rped VIII El-ror a-d
change purse Regular FT-ces az
rom s--5 . =. t5- a SATURDAY spa-
cal they are offered q IS Pe- cen
reduction one !c- ,.s-- we.gh- -.-::
,eck 21G icrg sleeves II q $3.50. ~
s.zes. g. v-.-e srecla. -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08

Capt Edwin H Blanchard ct the
1sth United States Artillery, who
had been enjoying a Through With
relatives n this cry. lef. CT the Fri
Gay afternoon express fer PATS
burg. y. Y, 20 resume his duties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08

II ycu are interested q what he
new styles are for spring visit Rich
monds. Apparel shop. where rhey
spring arrivals Il ladies' garments
are showing rev spring arrivals Il
ladies' garments-A5y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08

: re asso--e-- e green ST.
-7s ---.vad - -o-:ays selling al
Ta-- & EeE@..s sFc2c1, oeer
--ea-=. celery, co--.1ower. -ad.sn7s
III. --.kes-A1T
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08

Hon Forrest Colby. s,ren eor-
oaer ser the State of Maine
s1t yesterday afternoon for 4 bus.
- UP to Bingham acd o.her
points On the upper Ken.ebec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08

1neocore Tesreault vas in Port
and Friday fer the day. and devoted
the greater part OF the time 70 look
ing ever the various carr a. the su-
somcbue exhibition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08

advertise hearings On such bi.Is a.
may CONE before them The Chair
states this Informally.
On molten By NJ Barnes q H0u,-
roa.
Adjourned until A0aAAy a11ar-
nooa, kaeeh ~ - ~ p. u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08

cacaret.es Sample Shoe Store :
selling today : :-essv .!gA cut s-oe
II s-n meta. 20 g-o~-s g-is 4
1855 sane i misses sizes t0r YEA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08

TO-DAY = a5eoi..e;v c1= last lay
that YOU nj he abe 70 o1E
-e.w x,oIer SOCKS = sc a. the
2. Fa-ei, &C.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08

Re-a1= -oi.e- PREPARATIONS are
Always e best quality AZ: -otay r3er
50 be.-g so.d o. e x6-cc1-W eos-e-
Co - fellows Tenet Cream Soap
lie Geld Cream. -c5es. e-c FACE
Powder Sc a-,o Ea-1 Soap &c
va--s1.1g Cream. .a-. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08

Sxt<- 4 Turner Co have se.ec--
ed fer to6ay's specials cu- glass W.
Ter SCI beautiful grape design, f1c
i-ss. 4 Guernsey bean 70. \ 4
c.ck,e-p.2-ez. 5-ss franz. tc- S. -
5eau-It-, t-c-i cur glass NzEcn-
-aIse se. to- SC. 4 soi.s. a-ccccl
store VIII quart covered sa-ce o2E
az ore ezra caa =c..t alcohci t-r
sc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08

Ne-., E-os. c@e- -otiay ho-ee
-a1.se. DC; r---es &c; CARTS g ID
n Baeam corn CT --e cch. : ears 70
re an 3oc -5ezl -ct-a-seeG -a.s.-s
-5c: Eel, gs cpr- aak=s. &c )
pound Gag sugar. ga CEc2noe-s
and -2si.sE=s old-tas-.oosc caccc-
Ia-es &C
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
S aturda y
Special Sales

tBUye13 ose49e aoto that c. wines
Eycsc - ckis oolSEn ayu Tor thss DAY
Afy.1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08

A. Locke's na-ke. plenty e IA
tTe pig pork Roast Or 1-y. &c NJ
tive chickens ard veal Spinach. rzc-
isl,es- lettuce and cele-y 1l.sc n Me
tul cream cheese. also KAT cheese
and fresh Rauchatei cheese.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08

Smith & Sr.-. Lave sc-e nee
aa,tve tox, NIX tet chicken. gocG
-uaz- po-s .eavy eeet, -ex barre:
t-est zS- :-cic::-E sca"op<. c.a-s
-lc a. ovs,e-s nc = Fine cape
fruit ana IT 81. Me- coC---tr
eggs Sc ccz t-es. .ecccce and ceie--.
gooc squash ! 12c- g2co aSso--
-ec- = q. mes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
1.-THE ONE WOMAN"
S.-rv q Thomas D.zor Author e
"The Birth of a Nation
P-ccuce. ey Nasee-c-zE
Released ~ Select
TO MOTION PICTURE THEATRE
OWNERS,

Thousands CT NaS>s-c-a-r s1a-@to.=-s a1G
-.e.- s-.ects-a4. 5oos-e-s-ar- .ock-,- . -
Thsl- FiS.--e wherever is showing : announced
d sh.ew. ex-I---crs
Practically ev=-r err a-c :o~u n Tbs par O.
re ccy.---- as - r--5s- g Master
c-as- Associates Ready made a-1-e.ces = w-cC:
~. hare ~ . announce :As magic ~oEc Master
craft aE1.- s,g-aI = pack T2u- -1Cse 4 p.
B.-ssc- Dollar Pa-ace. New Eovsc- Cc-C=c-,c--- 80
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