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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-07
the 18TH LEGISLATURE
Continued from Page Two


Il came 10 my attention yesterday
that there was Il considerable number
of the dentists of the state of Name.
both those enjoying the privileges AMI
benefits OF the mem bersnip N the Name
Dental society and those not fhereln
included, who had not. realized he true
IrnDort of this matter, and that conse~
q,1ently they had not been present a.
he hearing and had not. as thev felt.
had an opportunity to express their
views as to the expedency of this pro
posed legislation.
nave looked this morning and tint
that the committee on public health,
20 which the matter was referred very
properly advertised he same. nave
not inquired Of this committee with
respect to the Appearances for the pro-
ponents and opponents Of the matter
and I do not know how full a hear'n;,
was had, but l assume from the repor-
that they have sent back that they had
at that time no doubt of the wisdom
OF this proposed Legislation.
If you grant ne permission 10 recon
slider this matter now. I shall then move
that the matter be recOmmtted 70 the
on public health. and thai
t1lev advertise the same again and give
everyone in the state of Maine that 10
interested an opportunity TO be present
and to voice their opposition or Their
desire for the measure as they see it.
Per'la ps it is 4 bit unusual TO make this
request at this stage Of legislative pro-
in tj,a h,1f 7
believe that the Senate. and that the
House also. are desirous nf dong exact
Justice in every matter which IS brought
TO their attention. I just briefly want
70 say that if you vii. perlse this rec
commended legisla ton I think You will
agree with me that it is quite unique.
1t seeks TO limit the appointment
that the Governor may make for
membership TO the board Of dental
examiners TO six members. who NAV
De proposed by this board. And
feel that It is not necessary for me
TO remind the senator's that this
board. if they so were Inclined. might
arrange things go that they would
take from the Governor that dis
erection in the appointment that be-
lieve very properly belongs TO his
office.
do not wish to say more about the
bill at this time, but l do feel that
the importance Of the matter war
rants its recommi tnent to the COM
mittee, and after another opportu-
nifty has been given I shall look with
much interest upon the report of
the committee, and say TO you now
that if the committee then feel to
recommend this matter, it certainly
would have my serious consideration
before I opposed it again.
The PRESIDENT. The senator
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, March !.
HOGS-Recelpts .l.0o0. Market open
ed 10 to 10 cents lower. closed steadY
and strong. Estimated tomorrow 5nWh
Bulk OF sales iSl5M lS+5; ou;rher s lS ST.
tllrow-Nuts t67adl7.5 Figs: Good 10
choice t525G17o5
CATTLE-Receipts i0h00 Good and
choice steers and BEST she stock steady
others slow Is 70 % cents lower. Calves
steady: feeders weak. Estimated to-
morrow 1000 Beef cattle. fioOt and
prime l65aM0o0: common and medium
iO50ff16J0 Butcher stock, Cows an.
heifers To5n155o: Gamers and cutters
775dT35. Suckers and feeders: iont.
choice and prime 100Nlt,1: nIerlo-
common and medium SnI1I00. Veal
caves: Good and choice 1000 lSNo
HEEP-Recelpts 1000. sheep and
veariings steady: lambs mostly :, cents
lower Estima ted tomorrow Ns@, Lambs
Choice and prime latou 100: medium ana
good ISnN9i1a4O: cuils i5c5M1675 Ewes
Cnolce ana prime l35aII401 medium AMI
good IIO0Ul351: cuiis tN0MaNA,
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings n All
the LEADING Stocks

New York. March 6.-Pronounced bet
torment IN the industrial situation. as
indicated by the views Of leading ex
ecutives. and an increasing belief that
the transportation system of the coun-
try will receive necessary financial a.
sistance from private sources, combined
to effect very substantial recovery
on the stock exchange today.
The movement attained its widest d.
mensions in oils. motors and high grade
industriais. where gains ranged from
two to seven points. but also compre-
hended rails and coppers, the Latter
rising br,skly after announcement Of /
series of dividend reductions in the
porphyro group.
Activity and prices were at highest
pressure in the final hour, the entire
list extending its gains following the
publication of Judge Gary's addresu
before the American Iron and Steel In
stitute which predicted large business
prosperity
United States Steel which had. shown
only Indifferent support earlier in the
session. made a brisk advance of IL
points but was overshadowed by sew
eraI other issues. notably Mexican Pc
troleum, which r'valled steel in extent
of dealings and scored a net gain of
seven points.
Kelly springfield Tire continued its
spectacular career advancing another
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COLBY COLLEGE

The first meeting of The student coun-
Gil Of the men division Of Colby vas
held IN the college chapel yesterday
afternoon. at which time the council or
ganized for the year and discussed i'm
pertant matters pertaining to athletics
The organization Of the council 10 a.
follows: President Edward A. cronin
10 Of PMtsfeld. ". r.. president Of the
senior clan; wee president. Everett :.
Marshall 70 Of Gloucester. Mass sec
retar'- BENJAMIN 5. Hanson 70 of San
ford.
The athletic matters discussed we're
regarding the prospects of having Coibv
represented in track this coming spring.
and the prospects for reorganizinz the
Colby Junior Baseball League. mas
are to be represented in track this
spring the council felt that Colby should
be represented n some way. even II
the prospect Of good team are not
bright This would keep Colby in the
State intercollegiate Track Association.
A recommendation was made to the
athletic association Of the college that
this matter be taken up and consid-
cred carefully
As for the Colby Junior League
which is baseball lea que made I'D OF
the four Colby preparatory schools
Hebron. Conurn. Higgins and Kicker
it vas felt advisable that this league
which was disbanded two years ago. he
put into operation again. The matter
of having a preparatory school track
meet was discussed This was also
FELT to be j good plan and it was rec
commended to the athletic association
that 10 take up the matter Of the junior
league and also the matter of the track
meet.
II is hard TO tell what the attitude or
the athletic association on this maj
ter will be. The athletic authorities
have already practically decided to
have no track this year but if the stu
dents are strongly in favor Of taking it
up this decision might be reversed The
athletic association will probably dis
cuss this at its next meeting.
Prof. Stewart Macdonald Of the eco
department spoke in chapel las,
evening on Bolshsvism. this being a
OF the talk which he gave
at the meetinglof the 7. NJ. c. A. tbs
previous week. This is the first Of
series Of talks which the T. NJ C. A.
has planned on current topicA.
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Extensive repairs are being made at

Extensive repairs are being made at
Harmon's Electric Cafe and plumbers
and carpenters have been engage |
thsre this week and it is understood
that the work will be completed by the
last Of the week. The coal range AM
gas fixtures will De moved from the
present location 20 the back room. the
new repairs will add much Improvement
10 the cafe. Mr. Harmon has recent
purchased the lunch roou formerly con
Quoted by Edward Vaughn and the res
taurant is also undergoing extensive
repairs. When the work is completed
Mr. Harmon will he the proprietor Or
three up-to-date restaurants N the
State
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New York Produce Market

New York, March =
HEAT-SSpot steady No, red 25i1
track View York.
CORN-Spot STEADY; No : Yellow u
and No. q: white l53 cost ana freight
New York.
OATS-Spot steady: standard 10n1la,
LARD Firm. middle west -Hl0M-6n.
III TTER-Firm. receipts AT tuns.
creamery higher than extras l94m1': ~
trls. 9. score. lStM59: iirst 80 IlS: pa Ii
ng stock current make No. q.
EGGS-Firm: receipts $3.50 rases, fresh
gathered extras sTd47a: fresh gathered
regular packed extra first tSn+65 %
tirst 45M45. state. Pl. and nearby west
cry, hennerv white rine TO fancy 12m5i
state Pa. and nearby hennerv White
ordinary 10 prime 49n5l, DO. brown iAU
49,; do gathered brown and mixed col
ors 45n+7s.
POTATO ES-Steadv; Virginia No !
hbi .51u3225 Jersey sweets basket iT-5N
s75: Delaware and MARYLAND I0ld"oo55
ARBAGII-Easy; Danish seed ION
,JCn@r}5oo
-o2. fne granulated NO
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four points to the new maximum Of
10 ia, and gains among such favorltes
as General Motors. Stuuz, Central
Leather, Hide 4 Leather preferred AMI
Industrial Alcohol ran from y TO al
most tive points.
Tobaccos. food and Fertilizers shares
and a varied list of speciaities were
carried along by the late up-swing at
gains Of one TO two points. final quo
tations IN the main representing the
days naXimums. Sales amounted TO
765 0D0 shares.
The bond market was unusually dull
at slight changes. Liberty issues raj
lying from their early setback. Total
sales. par value. aggregated $50 Na
Old I. :. bonds were unchanged on
call, coupon IS losing Is on sales
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IA, MATG n EGGS FROM PURE
ssnsie settings. y eggs. 800 per 100;
J. .,,,, = ". and N. r Lee. R. . ): Al
BARRED Eb.ls PLYMoCTH ROCK EGGS
layed by i-year-old hens, no; set
ung 10 eggs layed bv Tyr old hens wei
pred stock. g. Andrew J. Hersum, IS
warren St. Hallowell. Me. mch6dSt-
horn eggs lYounss strain. $40 per
setting ID eggs. Mrs. W f. Kerr. ) Ok
ford street Phone 2-9-Y mch5d12t
POULTRY SUPPLIES, DRINKING
fountains. feed hoppers. grit and shell
feeders, nest eggs. lice killer. egg pro-
ana egg boxes Of Ali descriptions. Ger
rlSh ~ smith successors 20 Viguel. %
silver street. Waterville. Maine. Tel.
469 mch5dlw
r: |. RED EGGS FOR HArcHING
rom selected certified stock. $50 PEI
FarmingdaIe. Tel. 03-W. methodist
WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGa
Tor Matching. Phelps strains very fer
Tile; N.W for 10 or s6W per hundred,
males weigh 10 to Il. females 20 3
William Welch. Ha.Iowell, Ne. r. +.
D. No. 3, Box "a mcn5d6t"
FROM FIRST STATE PRIZE FLOCK
1917 fuN-bloOd White Leghorn settings;
IL eggs s.. Ruth Buker Rural II. Car
diner, Me. Eel. I57-l3. nch4dlW-
THO RHODE ISLAND
Red eggs for Matching, male from WIN
ming pen at No. American Egg laying
contest. officlal record c7;x.6s eggs
800 for u eggs. $50 prepaid. Mr..
Blame Richardson. Clinton, Name. RI.
F. D. AZ. rlLn4d6t~
THOROUGHBRED BARRED PLY
mouth Rock eggs for Matching. From
the celebrated stewart ana DE 0ster
strains. Guaranteed N'a fertile ur re-
placed free. SIS per setting q; eggsl
81 per hundred. shipment 1y express-
James II Anes * Son, Bowdolnh m
Maine. nchId4w
AM READY Now TO BOOk ORDERS
for day old chicks. from new anu
healthy stock OF r. [. Reds at IS It's
each. Order early for early ChleKs. ida
Adams, Winthrop, Maine teb-Galmo-
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The Sunday afternoon meetings for
men which were held IN the Kni-hts
OF Pyt1iaa hall two years and proved -
ENJOYABLE, Will De taken up again this
spring. The first meeting will be held
at 80 Sunday afternoon and the spean-
er will be William H. Patten, super,n-
tendent Of schools Of this city Mr.
Patten will speak briefly on a recon
str'lction topic. Special music VIII he
provided and a cordial invitation Is ex-
tended to all men Of the city and vicln-
ity to attend.
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Chicago Produce N irket

Chicago March T..
withdrawal Of the hog price minimum
IA He'd today 10 BRING about any serious
disturbance of the corn market. The
close was unsettled - net lower 70 =
like advance, with MAY Is IS TO 1o9i
and July ~ il 70 "a -. oats nm
shed unchanged to i--.n3-% higher IN
provisions the outcome varied rom y
cents decline 20 Il rise OF 70 cen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-07

Harvey 2. Eaton has retdrnei from
Orono where he passed the DAY
Wednesday, being che OF the speaker
at the opening day Of the meeting OF
the Maine farmers. Mr.. Eaton de-
Iievered an address on Beet Rauing
in Maine in which he told Of the
plans which had been arranged to be
carried out at the Maine Central Far
to be held in WaterviIle.
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The following are represen tat ives
from Waterville who we're present al
the hearing of the Waterville city char
ter, held Thursday afternoon at
o'clock at the State House: Col. ant
Mrs. T. e. Boothby. Miss George. Har-
vey Q. Eaton, Harry s. Brown. A. r.
Ahrens. e. g. Harris. A. r. Cyr, A. A.
Head. Dr. l.. G Bunker, 9. A. Lewis
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From the Senate: Bill an act
anendatorv of and additional 10
Chapter 1877 of the Public Laws of
ialr. relating 70 the State Depart
ment oil Health.
This was passed to be angrossed by
the House on February IS BY the
Senate the blll and Accompanying
papers We're e-commirted TO the
committee on public health in non
concurrence with the action OF the
House.
Mr.. WILLIAMS Of Auburn Mr.
Speaker [ move that We insist on our
former action in the engrossing of
the bll.
Mc. COLCORp Of Searsport: Mr.
Speaker there were three or four OF
these bulls, ana the committee On
public health wish them brought
back INTO the committee in order to
regulate some inequalities; and I
move that We recede and concur with
the, Senate II The re- commitment Of
the bill
The SPEAKER: The motion to
concur takes precedence over the
motion TO insist. All thee who are
in favor OF the motion of the gentle
man from Searsport. Mr.. COlcord,
that the House recede and concur
with the Senate in re- comm itment TO
the committee on public health will
say aye. and those opposed no.
The motion was agreed to.
From the Senate An ACT amend
ing Chapter 5oi of the Public Laws OF
1917, entitled an Act additional to
Chapter - Of The Revised Statutes,
relating 70 are and treatment Of
certain infectious diseases.
This was passed to be engrossed by
The House On February Il, and by the
Senate it was re-committed 10 the
committee on public health in non
concurrence.
on motion by Mr. CoIcord Of Sears
port. il vas voted that the House re-
cede ana concur with the Senate in
The re-commltment OF the bill 70 the
committee on public health.
Joint Resolution
From the Senate.
Whereas the great World War
which mas Just been fought TO vic
tOrlouS conclusion by America and
her Allies has demonstrated to the
people OF all nations that it is neces-
sary for CT ilizatiOn 70 prevent war
or perish. and
Whereas for this purpose it IS es-
sertIaI that there should be created
some Common force by general as
S0cIatIOn Of nations which shall safe
guard right at the first and most
fundamental interest Of all peoples
ana governments. and which shall If :
ford mutual guarantees of political in :
dependence" territorial integrity and
permanent Hnace:
Ther"f0re Be it Resolved by the
Ceople ot The State Of Maine that in
Order mat the fruits Of our victory
ma not ho wasted. anu that the
awful sacrifices Of this great var
shall not have been made in vain.
there should be i League Of Nations.
composed of ali the free nations of
the world possessing responsible gov
ernmentS; which shall provide ap-
prupriate machinery for the Just and
peaceabie settlement Of International
controversies; which shall unite the
potential force of all against any ma l.
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Word was received in this city yes
terday announcing the birth OF a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Allan r Nc
Alary at Old Town on Wednesday
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T. r. Millett of Gortam. VINO has
been in the city on short business
trip. went to Augusta Thursday. whers
he will remain before returning home
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On Friday evening at the Silver
Racquet hail. Jimmy Condos will try TO
throw Jack Averez and Tnhn Quincy in
one hour. The match vii! commence 4.
2D clock
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New York Money Market

New York. March s.
Mercantile paper 1-iM5 -.
Sterling So-,iay bills AS
Commercial j0-day bills on BANKS
4. T. "a.
Commercial t0-day bills AL. demand
4. 20 81. cables Az 7-lS
Francs. demand 54S is. cables 80 Is
Guilders. demand Al. cabies IL IA.
Lire. demand 631. cables i.335.
Rubies. demand 49,, cables a nominal.
Mexican dollars III.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Time loans steady. 20 and 90 days ~
d5l: six months 52U5 "a.
CAL money firrner: high ). low Il, ruI-
ing rate a. closing bid u. offered at
I , Low, no opparra IL
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WATERvILLE

Ex-Mayor Q 4. Meader was n Au-
glsta for the dav Thursday. where h.
attended the hearing Of the city cha
ter
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[!SSIF|ED AID
RATES
|,y,BLE IN ADVANCE

..,,. ter time.
-c ter ; times consecutive
/ -. FOR ) times consecutive
,ser.,ors GRO rata.
Y sr-,serert taken for less
[sr:es for this class Of
[,r,,,,r,c Ire too small to
Lrt,nIv ci,arge on our books.
INC words in your ad
end ply ment with your
E.,igs ID ertising on ciassi-
,ars - q additional to
n rate>.
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HOUSE

Thursday. March 5. 1919.
The House met according to adj
JoUrnment and was called to order by
the Speaker
Prayer BY the Rev, Mr.. Irving of
Randolph.
Journal of previous session read
and approved.
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FOUND

MUFF LEFT AT OUR STORE sEN-
eral days ago Owner can nave same ny
pruvinE property an paving tar TINS
ad. II. Chefnowsky. Augusta ne, Men,.
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from Penobscot will please under
stand that this bill has not passed to
be enacted. \ motion to recommit to
the committee would be IN order.
Mr. THOMBS: move then. Mr..
President, thai this matter be re-
committed 10 the committee on pub
lie health.
The motion was agreed to.
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law al. easements Today

su al, easements Today
.s.-.'n
raHta,c li.
-,.. for-"
k.f--Ha u none
|. mar "A -.
h .4..--.r. un- eggs.
- RI saeu -onnls.
Odgp. etc.
'..-! trur'rr car.
/ .,, 9r luuaework.
/ ...a--[It.. ,eNoE~apner-
s'.' ,, Ir4 wood etc.
.-.i,.,.a. rgcK 1LuIIn-
.'- ,ala4re gas engine.
(" .r;.s..,l A:tChen, etc.
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}lnred-Mlie Help

/ - ..,.,..,-. AND COMPETENT
.'',,.ot.,.~ .4ollingswoIt In *
+ ..arr lie Maine.
INCH ,dRts
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The PRESIDENT: The Chair would
respectfully ask the various senator's
II possible 10 take from the table any
bills on the table that we may clean
the calendar is far forth as possible.
# there IS any bill that can be dis
posed Of At this time the Chair would
appreciate your action to that end.
Nay the Chair suggest that ALL
committees IS far forth as possible
make their final reports by the 18th
instant 1 trust the cf1airmen Of the
various committees will give this
thelr very serious consideration. and
If IL IS possible that they will en-
deavor 70 file the,r final reports by
the 18th.
On motion by Mr.. Lewis Of Lin
coin.
Adjourned
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Az ARM. REASON
,..,.s Nan,s n person. J. Is.
~ ~. 2Iudoiph. Phone
d ,F ,nch6d6t
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POWER COMBINATION RIP AND
cuttlnS-on iron head oet saw Also on a
power pianer. Address Chas \. Eaton
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To Lighthouses and Rooms

APPLY w. r. GAY )
school street. Gardiner rch7d,w
FURNISHED KITCHEN. SITTfHG-
room and chamber. near Augusta
House. Mrs. Nellie Rogers. IS Sewan +.
nlch'd3t*
FT RNIsHE6 Eo1Ms. MODERN COS >.
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FON
nght housekeeping. Also tenement OK j
Gardiner meh6d1w
VERY DESIRABLE LOCATION. ONE
arg. ana one small rent. Electric
lights. garden. etc lei Nm after !
L II. rnch6d3t =
COY. FURNISHED HOCsENEEP-
ing suite: also single room Phone
l0hi-J. ncnldl w.
NEW THREE. FOUR. FIVE OR SIN
room reasonable rents, Also garage. H.
.nch3,itf
fiat with all modern cOnvenienCeS. IN
Quire 4 Greenliet street. CT phone 16i-J.
feb2ldtf
SMALL : .ASUNABLE RENT. GOOD
location. ": Beck Agency. ut Water
st. Tel. Io.7-W. feb7drt
WARM ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
housekeepin privileges. lodgings 10
cent4 to ST. Hartford 1use. Phone
S9I-W jan31dtt
TWO SMALL OFFICES. STEAM
he : and elevator service. Augusta
Trust Company. iug24dtf
WARM. SUNNY ROUSE. ROOM ;
and oath. perfect condition; tine eisey
furnace; hardwood hoors. Inquire Mrs.
s. :. Lancaster. "A south Chestnut st.
necl2dts
DESIRABLE TEN EMEHNT OVER
Bither's store. Apply TO B. z. Bither 81
.. H. Sturgis. Telephone ioS3 dec5d I
N RANDOLPH. SMALL HOUSE,
nine rooms, electricity city water. rent
800. Apply to -laIp,l Booker. Miss Z.
(. stevens. No. F1Ir'ieIt St. Boston.
iec4dtf
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, .--;--,mA LATE HOSPITAL.
.'. .IJ,.. god man for linen por-
. .red~. \ p.v 70 me stewart
rc,. mch5Gt1
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LET Me HAVE YOUR OLD RAGS
and viii make them in pretty rugs for
Price SOC. and up Write Mrs II p,
care kennebec Journal n1rb5d6t
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WE NEED JUST THREE MORE
members IN our Separator Club. Terms
800 down and $50 per month or dig
discount for cash. Gerrish Il smith
successors to Vigue). Is SILVER street.
atervllle. Maine. Tel 469 mcil,tlv
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f RIM . + A Q 6 T IS AIRES IN
town OF Winthrop. Monmouth or Read
held. Include stock and tools Address
II farmer, care kennebec journal
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Papers from the Senate disposed Of
in concurrence