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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-13
Red Cross Societies for
United Work
inspired ny Same Purpose That
Moved Formation of League Of Ma
elnrs-r-es,uent Writes Congrat
ulatnry Letter II Dawson. -ear OF
Req Cross

ar1s A.. .---,2y ne Asaoc:4ce-d
sr-eAsl.--he league 81 !lva Eross 50
c..tIes " tne Y orlu. winch mas at-t.i.
.or;neu - ante rc.!e1 effort. Is .nspi,-
"a by he same purpose tn4t moved
ne .nrrnat2On 81 ne A-e..g!e OF Ma
IONS President Wilson declared IL :
..---er written 70 H. j. .J.4Visu;l. VINO
Red out the plans or ne Reu ,--oss
-saEut. The ie1.e-. winch was made
puu.ic Quay. -eaGs,
ny de2.- NJ. Dawson. Permit me %
congratulate you ana ~our associates
--.!,:' senl!ng me hea Cross societies Of
-.- United States. Cree; Britain.
Fan e. Italy ana Japan anon me ior-
nation 81 : League ~ Red Cross So
rs"tles designated 20 unite tac RED
TOSS societies " Inc world IN active
co' ne atIun ic....ls; ne nIserles VIII en-
ar e r-1m disease ana disaster. I
i.low mar ne formation Of me eaE,it
marks me achievement: nf 4 plan cher
-snho or you FOR man Tncutils. : plan
WIN winch ] naa an inst!nCc!ve SYM
naInr when voG aroacne:i 4 % me uno,!
iJs inception II your thoughts not onit-
necause L promised Development OF
Fed cross use'ulrass III. also because.
/ saw N il kindred pil-nuse 10 mat
when inspired rs witt, the design y
he LeaEne OF NatIuns-4 purpose 10
draw all people into cunce--et action
ar me welfare Of tiIe world
A.thonEh the League OF Red ---oss
societies has no for-11a. affilIac on with
me LeaEre Of Nations il + 50 obviously
conceived in the spirit ot ciit league that
We Incorporated II purposes IN an IL
Hcie OF me covenant. ! i:npw tha- huth
rcur committee and che internati unaI
norTlttee Of the Fed Cross purpose an
organization as soon as the temper OF
ne world viii Permit.
wish all speed n Thar cnnsurnna-
ION both Tor the promotion Of Re1
ross ac'iv't- ana for the urornn, At
imminent of he time when pence and
-nod will shhN ne written in mems
hearts as plainly as :, is now neinr
written IN thew covenants
Cordially and stncr-ai-- ,-ou~e
"w0onRcw WILSON,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-13
IN CRTClzES u S. BLOW TO EWRY WORLD LEAGUE
Brazil Journals
Prints Long Interview
Adn,Ires Mexico Above All. 8.
Eunerts Revolutions in Mexico
Brazil Considered BY =. S. a. Pos
sinie Future Colony

Rio Janeiro. sunday, Ma An
attack upon me United States II
MADE uv Made,rns De Albuquerque,
generally considered one II me ieau-
inE journalists II Brazil. n long
interview printed foday Il \ Nolte-
y return from The United States,
ne says. with much enthusiasm for
England. Italy. France. Belgium,
Iaraa anu. perhaps above all. Mex
ico"
He accuses the United STATES Of
..furaentinE revolutions in Mexico"
and says thai BRAZIL Is considered
by he United States, only as pos
sibie future colony" He ADDS:
The United States wants 10 on
tain as par-t Of ne payment OF the
dept u France anC England a BOND
On the dav TINS IS realized, Brazil will
De soid 10 the United States. Ttic.!
On the --CBl nCSdStpH We ~oAI IL iAAe-'N
me interest. will DO 70 US as she mas
uone TO Contra. American nations.
Senior Albuquerque Deiirtles me
par-t the United States TOOK III the
WIZ, saving that the only Amer 1.t.n
vic, o,.v was the battle Of ST. Mihiei.
which ne sc-s was gained with
English artillery and Frencn avla-
ton" and attacks the censorship,
winch ne remarks has prevented
t.lese. and other facts from becom-
ing known" He attacks the Monroe
Doctrine and President Wilson. rid
lcul.nE he President activities in
the peace congress. He concludes by
saying,
The United States lnconteslaoly
Is The Prussia Of tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-13
HUNS Will SIGN
Bitter and Sullen But
Resigned to Terms
impression Gained oy American o.
firers Through Talking With Ger
mans in conienz-No Plan Of Ac-
ZION Suggested in Case Teutnn Del
coates Refuse

Coblenz. satu-day, MAY n-tE- ;he
Associated :'ress}.-The impression
gained oy American officers through
talking with Germans regarding me
neace terms Is TINT many Of them are
hit,e- and sulien but are inclined 10
res,gu themselves 10 accept any terms.
no matter now harsh they my be. NO
,oncrete plan o. action has been suE-
eested IN the event the German dei.--
treaty.
amer can officers sa~ The common
~ divergent news. bu. that as whole
hey appear more or less stunned Manv
showing a spirit Of bravado. Several
German officials are quoted as having
man -ney had expected. hut although il
wnuid Do necessarv tor the German del
conditions imposed they felt there was
little alse 10 30 bu, sign.
One American VINO had circuIa ed
freely among the CIVILIANS reported that
name Of Them expected that Germany
"ouiu ACCEPT the terms. They saii
hey epnio not SEA- now The people would
9e anie % pay the lndeInnities demand
e. Il -heir commerce Was restricted 70
certiin Limits and ali their colonies con-
,lscafea, anu. II auuirion. Germany had
10 ceos territory belonging 10 the main
iailo. They asserted Furthermore t1uI
no internal resources of Germany
alone were insufficient, TO permit Of ne
ravment Of lndemnities for generations
q come. Many o. the people asked the
Question WHIT would ne done III the
event thu. Germany should decline 10
accept ne peace terms
An arm intelligence summary out
lines reports received from civilian
S-nuts and individuals as follows:
Under existing conditions il il i'm
possible FOR GERMANY ever 70 nay It's
war det1f. Before the war GERMANY
mad univ 1900 900 orD marks III gold and
tiie demand fur pounds sterling IN gold
~ merchandise IN the first twn veRrs
rs absurd. Eow are we 70 pay II Eoiu
where there are no goods. If we 1ave
neither rnonev nor credit with which 70
purchase materials or ships. Il oIirs
are taken by the Allies go
Several civilians according TO me
slimmar-- expressed the opinion that
me peace conditions we're very hard
nut still We're NOT az severe az snfne
had expected. and that they wunid
rather tint Germany accept ti,a1n than
invite the cmseuunnuaS OF reiuxal-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-13
OPPOSE PENROSE
Progressive Senators
Give Lodge Notice
sora, and Johnson Voice HOSTILITY
TO Choice Of Pennsylvania Senator
as Financial COMMITTEES Chairman.
anr uT Warren Of Wyoming as
Appropria Committee --eau

Washington. May -..-Hepubiican
Senators continued to-day TO discuss
plans tor the organization of rhe
new Senate preparatory u the meet
The conflicts. Of which there were
d number during the oay. conferred
about me opposition of the progress
I'VE group of senators 20 the selec
lion d Senators Penrose n Penn
svlvar1ia and Warren Of Wyoming as
cna1r,nen Of The finance ana appro
pr1aIlun committees respectively.
Leaders Of both the regular and
progressive groups tonight said me
situation apparently was unchanged
except as 10 the number Of the lat
Ler group viii nc 10 carry their OPP
POSITION 70 Senators Pcu-ose and
Warren 20 the floor Of the SENATE.
Serera1 senators considered as be
longing 10 me regular group asse~--
I'd ttaI Du: Two or rtlIae Progress
ives would cary thar attack TO me
fiuor. while the Prugressivas sag
mat they did not know now many
Of them would 90 me limit" sen
ator borah OF Idaho. leader Of ne
torces opposing Senators Peurose
ana Warren, sand ne would ''nFve,
vtre [or perraSe" nut ADDED mat
ne was unable to speak tor -ne 9TH
ears VINO declined 10 sar whether
hey would 20 beyond the parry con-
ference.
The I7,-oE-assives were SAID II nave
admitted their Willingness To sup
por- Senator SYnoo1 Of Utah for the
appropriations committee nut refus-
20 20 tavor MIN as President pro am.
The [ IAN senator was understood
among hnt, groups as willing not TO
seek election as President lrn tenn.
Senator Johnson Of California and
Senator L1enrnot Of WISCONSIN We're
mentioned by cne P-0C-esslves as az
ceplanie 70 them for President PRO
EN-. Dut neither mas sigrIfled a Will
inEness % seek -ne office.
F-oY-naI nuLlCe Of ne attitude OI
he E'ror-assINr group WAS gwen %
Senator Lodge II Massachusetts Re
publican leader. ny Senators 6Oran
and Johnson. and II was understood
nat they We're rpid by Lne party
leauer tnat their fight was solely
one for consideration al y eCnes-
Gav's conference I.ater rhe Pro
s.,essIvas met 70 canvass rh.- sitlia-
tlun. but adjourned afr nrlel
meeting until tomorrow without
~eachInc any decision go far as could
ue learned. Senator Moses ot New
Hampshire after talking with Mr.
Lodge. met VIII me PTogresslVt.s
l,l- ne refused 70 discuss mis- ms
SION.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-13
ALLIES PREPARE TO ATTACK PE!R0GRlD
GERMAN TROOPS SEIZE CITY OF LEIPSlC
ASK KOREA Be MADE INDEPENDENT STATE
ITALY AGAIN

~ me -ASSDt:ilISu t'ftaSS. ,
4 conference between Baron som
ninp. me Italian foreign minister ana
Cot Z M House IF the American
peace ueiega ion, With regard 70
Italvs Claims 10 F;une and the Ad-
ratio coast. ana Il meeting II tne
Council 81 Four. u which the notes
presented by the German peace deie-
cations concerning prisoners al VIZ,
ana labor We're turned over 70 e,.
aer-s Tor vcstlga-1on ana The COM
plerion Of the -asn OF defining the
new Austrian boundaries. represent
ed ne entire activities n peace con-
ference CIRCLES II Paris Monday.
The result Of the conversation be-
yween Baron c0nnInU anG Col. house
has nor been MADE public. Mean
while dispatches f-'uIn Rome midi
cafe ttla, the Italian population again
is becoming res--ve after having
learned thai the repprt OF asst week
-aat ItalEs cialtns Ia Fium. hua
been settled was erroneous.
Added % ms irritation Is qisaa -
,sfsc,,un ,ccuuse itat~ was iaes men
Ilpned as one Of the parties 20 the
proposed Anglo F'renco Fnerlcan a.
lance: the question Of the division
Of Austria merchant rU2-:ne me
-~ezry provision with German that
Continued on Page 3-Coiurn s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-13
RREGULARITI
In Office of Mass. Sec
retary Of State
Charged by Representative Meiien OF
Scs1nn-Cruer introduced m Rouse
Gail tc- invest eating Committee
Of Five-Especia Reference 70
Finances Since ian. :, 1911

Z g m Ma ---t-h..-S!nC r. gu. =
Representative Meilen of 8nsion ~
I,~-ti an urrier n tiIe l1orse q HeprH-
rneni OF : committee Of five 70 investi-
gaze me office q; .he sec-cta-y- a. STATE.
and disbursements since Jan. : FL.
The order was referred 10 me commit
zee on -uies.
SelraIary Of Stale Aibe-. p, T-aust-v
requested :, day the re .Enntiun OF
Franz $. Drown. state registrar u ~
Ia statistics. Nj Drown complied
with tile reduest. IL addition 70 his
duties az the mead OF ms clvlslon Nj
Drown mas mean employed " re federal
government on census wo~i.. ca.."..C..Ia--
y n connection Win deaths during .!.e
influenza eniuernlc, L IS alleged :::..-
ne withheld par Of cile wages due NO
women Jerks employed in TINS feuera
work. hut NJ asse-,s Lhat The Di.la,ll g
was paid !..ter
NJ --angtrv .are- issued the follow
ing Statement
: wish 10 ex,..ain that The matte. re-
itr-ad 10 in AR Iellens ORDER is Unlt-
60 States government business. with
which my Office mas nothing wna,ever
to dn One OF my men was employed
ny the mite States government II one
dollar Il year 10 superintendent ne wor:.
done III NY Office 10y guverrrnen: an
1ioyes and 7 knew a.Isuluteiv nothing
anont the pay tnev ought IL nave rs
ce.ved ny raev nav they did -e-e'~e
have investigated and find that each Of
he ernploras has -ece,vec tul payment
10y the work done, All rnese sacrs we,-c
IN she possessIDn o. Representative Mel
len when ne made the charge -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-13
$35,500,000
To Be Paid [. S. by
British Govt
Claims Growing Out Of Military
Observation-Disclosures Payment u
Per Cent Of Cost Of Lberey Motors

Washington. MAY "a complete ana
comprehensive settlement Of Ill claims
netween the Inted States ana Great
Britain growing ont OF military opera
lions mas been reached by me American
,iuuIuRIipn COMMISSION. Secretary Ya-
ker announced taday thar under the
settlement ;iie British government
wouio NV the United States 500 800. 20 .aou
is mel anu maj adjustment
The claims MADE b ne United States
consisted argeiv Of me British govern
men; s share IN ne expenses OF pro
curing spruce fo.- aviation material the
production ri -i;be~-- englnes The pro-
portion a American wuul turneu uve- 70
British manufacturers FOR uniforms ana
shipments of cnr-on linte-s powder and
dist.llates L was estimated that The
British should pay y per cent. n1 me
JuIal cost of producing me -ine--v en-
gInes ms ten alone amounting 20 slb.-
so ln
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-13
DIRIeIbLE TEST
May Be Followed by
Atlantic Flight
Depends Upnn Proposed Trial Flight
from Montauk. N. y. % ST. johns
". F.-Cistance Of About 1000 Miles
TO Be Actemptes Whenever Wear1-
ar Permits

Washington. May -4-ofhc!al an
nouncement by the Navy depar--
ment ruGay tina. upon the outcome
OF me proposed les, flight If the
new navy dirigibie Go from the
naval air station. Muntauk. \. =.
10 St. Johns. n. r. would depend
the future plans N regard 70 the
possibility Of attempting ia-er a
transatlantic hiEn1 by a diriEihie.
The fight - Newfoundland. a dis
tance Of Approximately 1.oaD miles,
II was said, would be MADE when
ever weather conditions are favor
able"
In making this announcement -he
Nav department disclosed nuch
data Regarding the Go not lereIo-
fore published. The new d.riEibie.
winch was commissioned only d
week ago, Is commanded ny Com
mander Z u. Coil. anu me mem
bers OF the crew are L,eu,s. j. Y.
Lawrence and Nj. Il. Easfer,y, En-
sign D. P Campbell, anG CHIEF
-Machlnlsi MATES - L AohrInAa
and 5. Z. Blackburn.
The c., IS q twin engine. nor-riglG
airsiIp Win TWO 122a horse power
engines The di-i-ibIe has an en-
veiope displacement Of approximate
Y ISL 900 feet. an envelope length If
I9o feet and envelope diameter Of
nearly 4. feet. making her rne la-G-
est OF the na--ys alrsilIps
Continued On caqe S-Col. y
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OBJECTS MAKING
GERMAN-4U STRIA
NEUTRAL STATE

LopeHilasen. Nh l-.--1f. Ot-p Bauer,
the foreign minister If German AUS
ira. N speech 70 me workers pro-
re. Led again! me peace terms handed
to ms Germans a. Versailles. An ar
cuunt % ms Speech is printed by me
v ssiscne Zeitunc Of Berlin. d copy d
wnlcn mas Deen recalvad here.
I1r. Eau onJecIed 10 me plan for
making German Austria a neutralizec
sr.,fe and concluded
This small German Austria cannot
exist alone Unless we jpin with d =
German we snail not even be German
Austria
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-13
ALLIED MISTAKE
II Not Making Inlme-
diate Peace Terms
Noted Psychologist ana Menner Of
p-ussian De. Gives Views on
Present MISUNDERSTANDING IN Re-
captive Munc. a, Time of Armistice
Nation Now convuisen 70 It's
Very Founc.at IONS

Berlin, MAY - Correspondence u
tenIe powers unuues-innlniy commit
red an lr-epaI-abie mistake when
they SET 0ut % surlec! me German
penpie 70 systematic process q
embarrassing, SAID Prof. Emil Ao-
dernAiner. Ine nnted pnvsioinglst Of
EaIle University and C,eInncrotIc
member u ne p-IssIau Diet. II
statement 70 c-le Associated Press.
Prof. Aooerh2luen, whose lahora-
tory mas been q pnpula- workshop for
visiting American rnerical men II
peace ZINES IS one II the newer for
t.es u post revolutionary politics and
one Of the FIRST leaders u ne German
academic and scientific world 70 en-
re, the arena o. prac-Ica! politics.
He sag MAX i peace, including me
r-a1sirE u ne blockade. had !lnmedl-
ateIy plluwed ne arrnlslce II Would
nave stimulated GERMANY energies.
For a long riine after r.ie deprass
ing GAYS If the rnllirarv collapse" ne
declared '.-hut ron will OF deter1lin
anon prevailed 20 mobilize all the
aconerulc poranciali-les for The pur-
pose u1 getting ne nation back On
IT'S feet Nnrhlns, one would imagine,
could nave been more welcome 10
the Entente powers man al orderly,
coordinate t1ernanv. Now i is
nurvulsed - rs ve,- foundations.
The inclination - work IS lacking IN
ne widest circles.
No onc uares mink II ne NOR
~ow ! new revolution IS creeping
-urnuga the cuunt.y annie fpnd
shIps Will ~ ntcessA;'v u Stave If
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-13
Gain is Hours In
Air Mail Service
ChicagO-CIeveland

Wash n.tnr. MAY -c--inauGurat on az
air mail service he-ween Chicago ant,
Cleveland Thursday will advance car
rie- delivery Of mail bearing air mail
stamps al Cleveland and Boston by &c
hours. AS is-aut Postmaster Genera,
Fraege- aurountaI today
Under arrangements made by the de-
partment, Mr., Pager said. air mail
from the Middle ana Far West will he
delivered in Cleveland and Boston on
afternoon deliveries instead of the fill
lowing morning a. at present under
uain mrrleD.
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FORD IN LIBEL
81, 600, 900 Suit Against
Chicago Tribune
Selection Jury Begins al MI. Clemens
M,cr-Aiiepes Called Him IAN An
ara,,,st. An ignorant iueai,st' and
Other Exoress,ons

NsuI+ Clemens Men. My ---P-e-
.lnluar- examination u seven mem
oe-s 81 the pane. ny counsel Tor III,
plaintiff married :uuAy proE-ess III ne
s. o. Ua libel sui: OF dellrv Ford
as.Insi ms chicago Tribune.
Had Il no1 been lnr a fleeing Visit q
e.-ur- Ivy ,he- plaintiff himself. The open-
nE uay OF ne long he-aided --.al would
nave been tne ve-Iest prose, bu; ms
,uvent accompanied by MS secretary
and his son Easel ;,rnuuced tne onl"
st.- oil the day. Nh Ford, finding that
MS presence was MOI necessary. re-
mainet: only 4 few minutes and hen -e-
turned TO his name
Mr. lords comnia III IS that OF June
- 1916, the Chicago Daily Tribune IL
III ed tor'ai injured MIN in MS gnod
name. c-ed.; ana reputation, brought
him INTO nuDIic natrer. contempt and
rldic.lie, and injured MIN III ms feelings
ous ness and otherwise.
The Tribune ne alleges, die his ~
cail m In AN ararcniFt'' AN fsnn--
am 'deaiIst. AN anarchist enemy If
n" nation" and rs heinS ''so ncana u e
~ :houE:lr that ne cannot Sc he iEno-
rnln~ Of mis- own performance
The Frs words % he SUIT. even ra-
FORE members nf the naael ware call d
into 1ne jur-- hn- fc- examination. were
2 clash. The fnu~ -ahieE for The law
-a's had beer r1iac@ti in long row with
4hnse for ne Tribune iawve-s -ha -nor.
q sfant '-nrn the iu-v INK Dafe,tia,-
"n'inzef r-omn+iv 6-arred hon nearer
- he hoy and he-r.nr no Tn-r1 - las
SIM the ;ud~n To,rnuni r-- Ny En-li
+haT "~-1n'n'n"fI that in addressing SO
rnlrr- the T-Ilune 7f--r-nevr we-n y
ard'hle m the nnnosinv S,d. -f,a-n
v"~n e'rarp pxriirr~nr which +he ;uf,re
s"d"d nv saving thn-a would be Il con
ference m -he sub ec- Inte~
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Wilson Message
To Congress on 18th
Will Be Short

Paris. Sunday, May 11-(By The
Associated Press. }-P-asideIit VIII
sons message which will ne ca
hied to Congress On May %, is ex-
pected 70 be exceptionally snort. L
IS sald Il will NOT submit the COM
pie1e tex. OF the peace t-ea1y ar the
proposed Franco-American engage
menr for Joint military action
against Germany, bit these subjects
being reserved for personal presen-
1aIiun on his return. HIS nearest as
sociafes saio today tnlt they were
unable 10 account for the reports
published IN the French newspapers
fixing June 3 as me date for ms de-
Darrure
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Maine to Ratify
League Nations
At Portland. Cd

New York. MAY 1cc.-Dates for Is
state conventions TO -atify the cove
raut OF the League Of Nations were
announced here tonight by the
League 10 Enforce Peace: They are:
Burlington. Vt. May =; Manchester,
Y. Il. MAY -: Portland. Me. May
-: New Haven. Conn. May "a ;
Charleston. X. Va May 26: Column
aus, Ohm, May -: Indianapolis, Ind,
May IS; Springfield, H.. May %;
Kansas city. Mo-. May 30: Omaha,
Neb.. May 81: Des Moines. Iowa
June .: Grand Rapids. Mich. June
3; Pittsburgh. Pa, June 4; Trenton,
\. j.. June ftentative,. sPd Albany,
y. e. Juns e ttentative).
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vFpwaNT MYSTERY
YIELDING TO PROBE

Ba--e " May c-Iuvnsticata--r
If the murder NJ Mrs EaY-v F.
BroadwaIl 20 who was stranrled the
niEhr ~ SatrIrdav May 3. stated to-
dnv t.lgt progress had been made in
solving the MYSTERY fru: that no ar
rests have been made Examination
Of witnesses continued today
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BIG FOUR DEFINE
AUSTRIAN BOUNDARIES

PARIS. Mav - BY Lne Associated
Press ,--The Council Of Four spent
me greater par of The day on the.
y ust-1an boundaries and completed
the rask Of defining hem TINS after
moon N session with The Foreign
Minister, Such progress was MADE
mat ne members OF the council be
lieve lhai me y usirian treaty may
ne conlpl..J Ell tins week
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SCHOONER BAKER
WRECKED OFF
CAPE BRETON

~oiA 1a"keshury, Z &. Nav e
Word was received here tuu,En, mn.
1he schooner Daniel c. Baker Of East
port. Ne. mad been wrecked off Ma
uoU On the west coast Of Cape Breton
The schooner encountered heavy weatf,
~ after pas1ing through the strait III
Canso on her way 70 the MugdHlen ISL
antH a sprang leak. All members Of
me crew Ware saved.
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ky EXPRESS co.
.PLOYES TO
FTTTRN TO WORK

T1-.. -lIaN THE 9UBU
- e-sg.oyas u me american
-, ------nss aupaIy Al a mass
- -,r~r -.r.aG unanimously 10
So r. vn~e -nn1p~-ow and leave
/, ss,,.--7e1l, o. heir grievances
| .r.,- -o-rllt.es anu officials Of
- 6aDa--ne1- II the rail-
e. 9r-,1r,s--a,ou- he decision
-earaso a1tp- -he strikers had
&C. r auu-asses ny government
'r-ass-.a.lves. a+Tlc.;-is u me Am
s,o- reue-a.iur d -annr and rep
l,s--,.,vss 0. ne express company.
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Austrian ENJOYS
To Arrive In
Paris Tonight

Geneva. MAY a number n Aus
iran delegates mound f1r St German
20 take rart IN he peace negotiations
arrived a; Bucns on me SWISS frontier
this morning, They Will take the SIM
plnn express and are expected to ar-1ve
IN Paris Tuesday nlgn,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-13

Time winds along The north anu
middle Atlantic coasts will he re
speedway strong northeast and
north and moderate north
The Atlantic coast storm .As
central Mcnuay night IN apprnxi-
rnaIeiy longitude Us and latitude =
and moving slowly easr-nurrneast
ward. Il mas been attended by strong
winds 2nr gales off tnt New Eng
land and Nova Scnria COASTS ana
rains within The iast "A hours N the
north Atlantic states.
storm warnings remain displayed
on the coast Of Maine excent AT
Portland.
Coal weaTher for the season is gen.
era! over nearly all parts Of the
fVlyQlIlflsV
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kY, DISTRICT
EXCEEDS QUOTA
h VICTORY LOAN

tNaE -u-E. Nay --Vlcforv loan
s,s,-,r.,or,y -nr ne New York Fed
Rese--e dls--!-- -apulared I'D
- o.gse q. business today, TO-
hHs- :. -66.s5l. aEcasding the
5,r,c luo.a j. & $50 900. 900. by
N.s5f his was = gain Of S9S- :
ii o~a- ...e .!Eu-es announced
--.-r.1v
Arn..c....o.> to~ honor flags were
ce,-aq -ocs. .r0- - communities.
r-~!nc ..4 0ya Il s6c
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And jeweier: exceptionally fine position
tnr q matchmaker VIM appreciates first
class working conditions: must have
business abiiit- 70 take entire. charge o.
repair department: the proprietor will
be away during the Summer season ;
snail require references as to ability
Clarenue e. Danhaia. JeweioF, Rnckianu.
Mama. mRy1NdlY
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ITALIANS AGAIN UNEASY over FIumE
ALSO RESENT EXCLUSION FROM ALLIANCE
S0NNIN0 AND COL. HOUSE IN SECRET TALK

Much Comment on Failure to Include Italy
With Britain and America for Defense of
France Should Germany Alta ck-Hun
Peace Delegates Leave Versailles for Berlin
to Confer With Government Dem
onstrations of Protest Against Terms Held
in Berlin. Breslau and Other Cities