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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-11

sess a comprehensive knowledge of
their country's history, as it is ex-
pected of all men who have to lead
others Nothing can be torn from its
historical context without serious
prejudice.
No one should forget that in times
of danger the guardianship Of the
fortunes of the state devolves upon
the officer, supported by the MOO.
This explains the exclusiveness of the
officers corps ana tneir holding
aloof from political life
Regiment Named For Him.
aimed at making my officers con-
versant with the conditions of mod
ern warfare, and endeavored TIC
strengthen in them that self-assur-
ance which is essential to the fulfill
ment of their difficult task, but must
not develop into arrogance.
zealously devoted myself to the
training and education of the regi-
ment, and had afterwards the salts
faction Of learning that it provided it's
worth in the face of the enemy It
was a great pleasure to me when in
the course OF tne war was IlfSt
placed a la suite Of my regiment. and,
later, appointed its colonel. AT the
time of my resignation 1t was named
otter r'o; ! am, indeed, proud of the
General Ludendorff Fusilier regiment.
(From command of the Ludendorff
regiment, General Ludendorff in 1919
as he explains elsewhere. was sent to
command a brigade in Alsaee, and
when the war began was made quar-
termaster general OF Won Buelow's
army. His accidental opportunity to
lead troops into Leige gave him his
chance to take command m Russia
and later to be master of Germany
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1t might be interesting to the news
papers of New Mexico TO see that
dinkey, semi-monthly pamphlet of
Phoenix which sneered at New Mex
leo senator. There is not a line in it
to indicate that it is a republican
journal, as stated in the clipping sent
out for reproduction. Judging from
the number of papers which reprinted
the political item. which none of them
would have originated, the committee
has raised an advertising fund and is
disposed to waste it in a non-cam-
paign year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-11
{. LAS VEGAS TO HAVE
NEW APARTMENT HOUSE

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS TO MORNING JouRhkGt
East Last Vegas. ~ NJ, Oct TO-
Las Vegas is soon to have a new
apartment house. A stock company,
beaded by David Flint, will erect a
two-story brick and concrete struc-
ture at the corner of Douglas and
Grand avenue. A part of this site at
present is occupied by the central ho-
tel, frame building owner by Mr..
Flint Carpenters have begun tearing
down the east wing of the hotel. An
apartment house will fill a great need
in Las Vegas. In fact, several of such
structures would prove valuable.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-11

who was lowering above a lavender
thistle. Rufited until he had drunk
deeply of the sweet juices before he
spoke, then: Good morning, Mr.. Buzz
ger Bee," said Ruff, sis the honey
sweet 2"
1T isn't honey yet" answered the
bee, but it will be very soon.'
Are you a brave bee?" asked Ruff,
feeling confident of the answer.
Il am" said the bee, 81 am not
afraid of anything"
Not dragons?" said Ruff getting
round to his point
mot dragons." was the positive an
swer c
mot caterpillar dragons?"
mot caterpillar dragons
Not even caterwauling caterpillar
mot even catawauling caterpillar
Then, lets look for adven-
ture." suggested Buyer Bee.
q "Let's!" agreed Ruff and off they
went; Ruff always leading the way
toward thee va where the Fuzsie-
wuzzie leader was held In captivity by.
the Caterwauling Caterpillar monster,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-11
COPYRIGHT 1913, by The Press Publishing
He VIII Never Become Too Heavy.

Accident places silver spoon in
many mouths, plots the owners path
Of roses and decks him in ad rags
But today We're less cynical, were
more optimistic, we're far more fair.
We've turned the hour glass upside
down and made the sand run the 9TH
er way, No longer do We say, Unto
them that hath shall be given" We
expect that They that have shall
give
Untoward conditions are burning
into our daily lives the inspiring real
ization that mans heart beats apace
with his head. that his dealings do
not stifle. often soften his feelings
Today. consciously or no, every man
is part of the world movement for
social uplift, for moral and material
betterment. The gospel of humanity
is preached and pTactised in every
household, on every street, in every
office.
All mankind is being forged into
the chain of universal brotherhood,
and upon every link is it written that
misery bears no brand; that so long.
as we have with us the poor, the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-11

ton. That was shown in the latest
Albuquerque election when commu-
n,ty fairness was appealed to, and
prevented possible discord as to the
future, with detrimental effect to all
interests.
Most persons who are acting fairly
can be shown that the community can
not escape disaster unless all CO.
operate to be fair.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-11

Hot Springs is shouting for some
one TO supply 100000 hotel. The
first one Albuquerque can spare will
be shipped to the Sierra county re-
sort,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-11

f mnt dn mdureD
show he n disgrace because he demanded IA
beer Operation o Create General wouhI him dar of the
e
% 10 demand tina he b. i nH How
nL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-11
Albuquerque Morning Journal Saturday October H. 1919
By MAURICE KETTEN

Copyright, 1919. by The Press Publishing Co
(The New York Evening Wordl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-11
OWN STORY

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN OBSCURITY WHEN WAR BEGAN BE-
CAUSE HE URGED ADDED MILITARY BURDEN ON PEOPLE
Expected War for Years Before 1t Big Military
Post Because He Advocated Three Additional Corps.
HE WAS TOO ARDENT AN ADVOCATE OF
MLITARISM FOR BERLIN TO FAVOR
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08
STOSUNEK GDANSKA
DO POLSKI.

W krakowskim ,,Gfosie Narodu" z
dnia 3go paEdziernixa czytamy:
Delegacya Polsba zio&y4a Rad1ie Pie
ciu projekt konwencyi, okreSlajacy sto-
srnek prawuopahStwowy Wofnego Mia
sta Gdahska do Polski. Niektore czescl
teso projektu opracOwane DoStaiy przez
Komisye prawnica przy Delegacyi
Rolskiej, W skiad kt6rej wchodzli PIP.
prof. StaniS{aw KutrScba - prDewodui
czacy, prof. Ludwik G6rsk, in4.. Kazl-
mierz OlsDowSki, DIR. K. Rundstein !
DIR. Bohdan Winsarski. Pierwotny tekst
projektu konwcncyi poddany zosta1 dy'
skusyi ma Komisyi Gda6Ska 1 Zeglugi,
W sk4ad kt6rej wchodzi}o cafy s1ereg
rzeczoznawc6w, jak admiral Kfoczko'
wski, puhk. maryffarski Zwierkowski,
adwokat z Gdafska Mieczyslaw Mar
chlewski i inni. Ma podstawie tych O.
pracowaf o~stateczny tekst zredagowal
DIR. B. Winiarski.
NaogG projet ma ma ceiu Tapewuie-
ME Gda6sxowi stanowiSka mniej vie
cej anafogicznego do tego, W jakiem
znalazl sic on, kiedy dobrowolnie po-
fazyl sic 2 Polska W T. 1854. Projekt
przyznaje miastu CLOS doradczy we
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08
S4abe Piuca?

He3na PrShna Oferta roPejSkieYo Do
skOnaleSO LslGarstTa. MOle bye uAyte
IA nasER Observation-Disclosures.
" caSoh Stanaoh ZjednocSonych, "
$alimkolwiek klimacie tego kraJu -
majduja sic oSoby ktore mowla, Re
RANOSIN, wiefki EuropejSki wynaia-
ssk IA leczsnie SUchot pfDcnych ! IN
nych uSs1czace pluca ~broDchiaEne cho-
roby, ~przynioS4o i'm p~rawtziwe poiep-
szeuie; re one leczy kaS0eL, iaSodZl DOL
przynoSi oZywGzy sen, usuwa income po-
fy / dodaje apetytu. Sfawny Dr.. ESSers
a ~materdamu w HoIlariyi mowi: -
--Jestto moralnym obowiazStsm icy
mic SANOSIN znanym cafeJ =
wieIu innych znanySch lekarzy prIy-
rodnsk wv, pomiedzy nieTi Dr.. Noe! z
Unbwersytetu P~aryskiego We Francyl' l
Pan Camille Jonas z BrukseIil w Del
EH, ohwalNi SANoSN PrZytSc4A1*
lego dohre wlasnoSci. SANpSlN uSywa
ss ME lax drogerye ale wypoczywaJ2e
wygo5nie " dOmu pod SSkretem JebeLi
chcecie. SANOSIN ME posiada narHoty-
kow - zadnych n~is7czacych drogery1'
szkodliwyoh s~ubStancyi. hoze
hyc uzyte prZsz naSdelIkatniejSzy0n D@
nfsbexpbeozenstwa PrZysldcie zaraz po
nosylana darmo KSIAZECZKE 1 pre-
xytajcie jak SANOSIN bylo star3nnie
q przez jedna z n2~jwlskszych
medycznych stowarZySZen W Swtecte'
Zaokm bylO uzywane w I1edn.
Badziecie ZadziWieni prZeczyta~szy
. niezwykfych rezultataoh otrzyma-
ych / CO mSwba o SANOSIN. Take
,tcieszycle sic jak sic dowiecie jak lat
va mozeoie dostac / uzyc to wysoko po-
lecone SANOSIN I ~sprobowae go ma ma
sze ryZyko. Piszcie dzisiaj pc "a inte-
-eSuiaca ksiazke wysylan2 darmo 2
Wszystkiemi szczeg6lami. Adres: SANO-
BIN SCI 3. Unity Bldg, Chicago.
POKA1cR TO KAzDEMU CERPAcEMU
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08
Mowia Rusini?
SIELANKA Ma UKRAINE.

W ,,Kuryere Lwowskim" Z d..
pazdziernika czytamy:
nWpered" podaje informacye ia.
kiegoS ,,czionka rzadu ukrainskie'
go" o p~oiodeniu ma Ukrainie2
Stosunki ma Ukraine - jak mo,
wi informator - ukladajs sic mai.
piekniej. Utworzyl sic koalicyjny
cabinet, kt6ry wszystkie partye 20
bowiazaIy sic p%opierat. Cabinet sta,
nah ma zasadzie parlamentarnej i po-
stanowii PREY najblizszej s~posobno,
sci przeprowadziG wybory do parla,
mentu. LulnoS6 odnosi sic do swego
rzadu z pelnem zaufaniem I pomaga
mu. z cafych sill. Wie$ zaje{a wrogie
stanowisko przeciw Denikinowi. -
wszystkie oddzialy p~owstahcze So W
Scisiym kontakcie re sZtabem glow
nym. Ma terytoryach zajetych przez
bolszewik6w i d~enikowc6w s'uchaja
najezdac6w tylko " miejscach po-
bytu ich armii. Wloscianie bojkotuja
Kii6w, stad szalona d%rozyzna. Woj-
ma | rewolucya ME nauczyla niczego
reakcyonist6w moskiewskch. Gen.
Bredow W odpowied1 ma przemowe
ukraifska czlonka kiiowskiej rady
miejskiej. odpowiedTa3: ,,niczego
ME rozumiem W tenn sobaczem a
rzeczu".
o militarnych stosunkach powia-
da informator, re gen. Kraus "a sa-
mowolne nawiazanie pertraktacyi z
wojskiem Denikina W Kijowie, o.
trzymal dymisye, a gl6wny ataman
wyslai do Denikina gen. Pawlenke W
celu wyjasnienia stosunkow W wal,
CO z bolszewikami. Postawiono DIM
KNOW Sadanie re terytoryum ukTa-
ihshie bronit beda pred bolszewika-
mi wojska ukraihskie. TAX jak do
tad sprawl stoi, wojna z Denikinem
prawie Mountainous.
Miedzy ,,naddnieprza6cami", a Ga
licyanami zupelna zgoda. Galicyanie
przeayli przykre chwile W paste mie-
dry Zbruczem a Kamiencem Podol--
skim. Ma Ukraine wloscianie daja
wojsku ukraihskiemu take podarun
XII. jak armaty (?) karabiny 1 anu
nicye. Ma Ukraine idzie teraZ 2ycie
pod znakiem konsolidacyi wszyst-
kich sill dla walki o niezaleznose. q
sasiad6w najpiekniej odnosza sic DO
mas Rumuni, kt6rzy jut niejedna
przysiuge nam zrobili.
Tyle podaje informator ,,Wpere
du". lie ma tenn prawdy, 'atwo osa-
die.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08
Dajcie Ma ~SpOsObnOSG

Pcwodzenie chlopca tego
przyszlosci zaleiee be-
die Cd wczesnegO poke.
rowania jego wychowa-
MEM i wyksztalcenia je-
go.
Me powinien on doznae
iadnych przeszk0d przez
wadliwy wzrck.
Wy naturalnie pOwinnis-
Gle wiedziec cay vase.
mu chlopcu okuIary So
potrzebne.
P~rzyProwadzcie 60 do
mnie i p~Ozw6lcie nj zba-
dae czy wzrOk jego jest
wadliwy.
Rodzice kt6rzy licza pre-
szio 20 lat zainteresuja
sic mojeni okularami
jednegO kawalka szkla
przez kt6re beda mogli
widziec daleko i blisko
przez iedne pare Okula-
row.
DR.. Ligmar
Polak ekspert 6cr i Okular6w.
)fis mad HOME BANKER
ROC Milwaukee i
Ashland Ave.
Weh6d cd Ashland Ave.
iodziny:od 10 rano do 9 vice.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08

wszystkich sprawach miedzynarodo-
wych O charakterze g~uSpodarczym,
kt6re Gdahska dotycza. RoWniez
Gda6sk miafby prawo mianowat re
czoznawc6w handlowych przy general
nych kunsulatach polskich. q drugiej
struny projekt pr0ewiduje utworzenie
w Gtga6sku stanowiska Delegate gene
ralnego Rzadu polskieSo.
Autorzy projektu ~zapewniaja Supei-
na rownosc obydwu jezytow i oby-
dwu narodowoSciom ma terenie W. M.
Gda6ska oraz prawa narodowe obywa-
telom Gdafska W Polsce obywatelom,
polskim ma terenie D. NJ. Gdahska. Pro-
jekt przewiduje spos6b, W jaki osiaGt
ME sic ujedpostajnio1ie prHwodawstwa
cywilnego. handlowego / morskiego W.
NJ. Gdahska z prawodawstwem pol
skiem. Projekt pr1ewiduje teS srodki,
jake beda mia{y ma celu Dapewnienic
pIrzez Polske ochruny Gdafska pred e.
w~entualna napaScia.
PrZewidDiane jest dalej ujednostaj-
nienie podatk6w, talks i k~ontry6ucyi o.
raz wprowadzanie mdnety polskiej ia
ko jedynego prawnego srodka pfatni-
e w W. NJ. Gda6Ska. Co do docho-
dow, przypadajacych ,,pro trdiviso"
R7ezypospolitej Pofskiej 1 W. NJ. Gdah
skowi oraz co do wsp6nych roDchodow
projekt propouuje, ably Dostawie tym-
czasem Polsce wszystkie dochody q
taxs k~onsularnych, z kumor 1 inne, ale
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08

stracyi, ably zdyskredytowat passive
polskie. Rubel wsp6lzawodniczy z
marka, kto z mich PREDICT przemieni
Polske W kupe gruz6w, poza kt6rymi
czyha niewola polityczna | anarchia
spoleczna.
TIE groze naszego ~obecnego polole
mia must ogarna6 Sejm, DO u mas
czesto gorzej sic dzieje. niz sic to ma
pierwszy rzut Okla wydaje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08
Mech vie caiy SWAT!

Parma Anna DowSky chcrowaaa
IA watrobe przez szeS6 Lat ByS to
przyczyua jei bSu Gtowy ner"o-
woSCi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08

przyc1ypa jei bau GtoWy 1 ner"
woSci.
,.Pomyslcie tylko,,, m6wfla parma
Anna Dowsky. znana organiStka W
San Francisco, .,gdy Pocze1am zaxy-
wac Natures Lawlax waSyiam tylko
81 furtoE i iu5 my$lsiam. 70 ME
bede megla dokonczye cry na orgG-
mach, z ooWodu osiabieniS Eerwo"e-
go i strasznych below giowy, ktore
trapily mfs cIesto; mole zdro"le
.pogorszyko sic tax. +e p~rSytactele
moi poczeH obaWiae sic o mnie. -
Wreszcie przysIedi ojciec Franea-
seek do mnie i mowi: Ammo, poc1'
Nil zaiywae Natures LaUlax l pre-
eZySc system tw6j z tyeh moenJea
medycyn. kt6re ci mic ME pomosiy' &.
Jadac do domu razem Z peWna pa
MIA z Chicago, poviedzialam jet co
m6Eil do mnie 0tefec Fr1neiszek.
a gdy i ona pocsela EachwalGe Natu-
res LaEIax, co lekarstWo to Erobilo
ola uiei, ME mogiam doeIeks6 sic,
a5eby jak najpredEej dostae sic do
pierwszej lepszej apeeki 1 kupfe ten
przedxiHny Natures LoWl1x " lem
malem blekitnsn pudelku to tylko
IA. dGadEiescia pisG eentov".
"A vice drodIy ludzie, podooneso
RekarstWa ME widBiaIam, ami ME sly
szafam o czemS podobnem. Pc trSech
dniach zazywania tego leSaTstwR 20
ezuiam zmiane ma lepsze q Do dWoch
tygodniach Z - sGms UerE2 i krzep-
koscia jak przedtem graham ma or
ganach podcZas cafego ~nasozenstWa.
Teraz zuEyEsm aWarte pudeiko
faktyc5uie dobrsIam ma wsdEe IL
funt6w.
: Natures LaWlax lskarstvo przywro
clio mie do nowego zycia. 2oge fesc
teraz try raEy IA dzien. Me cZu5s
Eadnych 1zdsc j ME trapia mnie do
IegliwoSci zolRdka. Nerwy mole 50
~usmierzSne j jak dziecko spac mo-
&c GAIA noe. Jestem teraE " Vybor-
mem sdrowiu wyrsIIjac dzieki "a to
CO lekarstEo Natures LaWlax ola
mnie Eeb1o i ohetnie poEWaIam Ia
brykaRtom opRbiikowae prIezenRnie
rodpisane 3eznaaie.
Chez sIanowczo, ably kaEdy do
w1adxisl sic o tenn prZedziunem Ma
lures LaWIAx lekarstWie, poWfe-
dziaIa PARMA Amy DoTSy'
Natures LaWax gprZedaWane u
xlsin's, Wieboldt's, opPenheiner l
We vszystkch aptekaeh, " biekit-
.ych 25e Pudeikaeh. IOSf.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08

W zanrian, take wszystkie koszta
pnoedstawicielstw dyplomatycznych /
Bpnsularnych, obrony wyoZeay, poll
cyi, wszelakich ulepszeh i t. p. Pc upV-
VIE iednak 8 lat zawarty zostanie S'e-
cyalny uklad, rozdzielajqcy dochodS /
,wydatki. Ola rozStrzygniecia eventual
;nych r6anic pomiedzy Gdahsktem z Pol
ska, wynfkEych z interpretacyi konwe1S
CYL, projekt /propouuje rozsadzenJe
przez miedzynarodowy trybuna1 rpz-
jemczy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08

IA Town Of Lake MONA otrzy'
mac ,,Dzienrik W nastepuiacych
miejscach.
4612 So. Lincoln Mica
IT'S ~. 4o-ma Utica
M~IELZYNSKI -
TIA w. 4atma uIca
STREJSMAN -
1909 LOOMS ulica-
HoNDs
47-ma ul.i Racine ave.
LOPACINSKI - -
1863 Gross ave,
S. ITALIAN -
1912 w. 61-ta"ul. Sk}ad raszy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08

Prawie kazdy pohSd agent real
nOscs0wy ogiEsxa ale " DIIENNIKU
CHICAGoSKM. DO niejednokrotnie
przeknai sic, Re tn Hajlepiej mu sic
opheA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08
Piotr II.

no n. L. Sale al -RekSj 62162d
8t,sk EEsAaaEs Bsilaias : Isistea Aaia AID
C viacsSg eOrSz vtsrku ! Datka
e-.,I P..k kyeuns I htwaukse ArNsas " krSo6A1
I1nss Hss6eaas ssxA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15

W. -ouhrop a constitution has been
aLcpf &c azG = was voted a. TIE L. 81
reeI1E 10 acI1 a BANQUET about the
indie IF August At this time or
ers -asides graduates Of the scno6l
WI 1e adrn4--e1 ID the reunion. "y
-l7-i- anon. covers Tor some r-o or
r-ree hundred = be laid Speakers
vii ~ provided. prominent edacs-
-cIs ard the affair vi. be made !
means ~ enrolling members ot tbs
lu-1- Il Is estimated hat t1era a-e
bout -5h graduates living in Belfast.
oru- 80 whose addressess Ire
-aow1 {. the committee and as r7arT
= IRE whose Whereabouts cannot he
earned. Amy alum1us wishing 70
oercne i member should send name
= the secretary = living N any d's-
mt cry The committee - MAKE
arrangements for the banquet hi :
tor its chairman Mrs (. ", Nescott-
NO Wi be assisted 5v Miss Annie
:, Barr Ms. Hugh D Mcclellan and
Wilson Ellis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15

Amusement A competent teacher
Is provided 10 instruct ard coach
the boys n each department.
Raymond Wort Of Oakland was
calling On friends here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest wvnan and
Z Z. wvma1 were SUNDAY callers AZ
-akeshore.
Eural Lodge. No 6, ?. and 4 N.
held a very interesting meeting Sat
urday evening. Five candidates
were baIlotsd for and elected Res
ol-lcns On the late George c. Rob-
bins rTere presented and the Lodge
roted 10 accept and adept the same
Refreshments we're served at the
close
White Eose Chapter. No. IA. O. z
6, VIII hold its next regular meeting
On Saturday evening, July 70. Il Is
hoped that a large number viii be
present
A goodly number were present
Sunday At the Free Baptist church
bcrd the preaching service and Sun
day school being well attended At
the close four candidates were hap
uzed IN the MesaIonskee lake
above the dam
Mrs e. c Blanchard and her two
boys. Chester and Albert who have
been visiting IN the home Of Nj and
Mrs. = ". Longley for tse past few
days. viii return this week 70 their
home IN East Pray R Z
An auto party consisting n Mrs
c. Z Swift Mrs. s. 4. Phllhrook.
Mrs. =. ". Long!ey and Mrs Il G
Blanchard went 70 Augusta and
EaIlcweu last Friday.
Martin L Goodhue delivered more
than no quarts Of milk 70 Cedar
Crest Camps during the past week
and the same amount viii be resuir-
ed TIL September I. each week
Harry Dave has solved the pro-
oien Of having without hiring aav
help whatever. He owns one heavy.
strong horse with which he nows.
rakes. hauls and pitches and seem,
70 Be getting on finely.
Merton jackson and L z. Elanch-
ard are assisting A. ". Bangs with
his haytng
e. ". Lewis and SONS are cutting
the hay on the TiIIscn farm this
season.
Roy s Bacon who Is worx.ng IN
Penohscct county this summer. Is
passing q few days with his family
here.
Frank Logree Is having for G. ?
Boynton on lis farm here.
Jason Taylor and scns report thai
they now have 50 summer hoarders
At their farm here
Crops OF nearly AL kinds ara max
ing rapid growth and give promise
Of liberal harvest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
New York Produce Market

We" july II
FLcCR-ETrn: spring patents and
Kansas sr-sigats 1175dIxs; spring clears
aAalnT winter sr-zights I-Do41-S.
wETA--Spct steady; No red 81
c . { New York track expert % arrive
CCEN-Spot easy No. veliow l. and
Ne. white n View York
oATS-Spot steady; Nc. white s..
PoRK-Quiet: mess sspaa5s5e: family
56oad 57N
LARD-Easier; middle west sseaGsasn
TALLOw-Strong; city special loose
~ Did
BCTTER-sreaey: receipts l5.s.5 tubs;
creamery higher than extras 54st11 a.
extras. 90 score. 5stfS4 nrfrs ld52:
packing stock current make No. ~
EEGS-Irreg1lar; receipts 1883 fresh
gathered extras 5l153: DO. extra -irsts
fd5o; frsts sSa4e; state. Pa AMI near
BY western hennerv whitee me % fan
CT a662 state. Pa and nea-ov he'll
merry whites ordinary 70 prime 45Gsss.
state. Pa and nearby her2erv browns
5%Gss; DO. gathered brown ana mixed
cniors 5dEa
PoTATCEs-Ffrmer; southern hhl 20
d0o: sweets JERSEY baskets. 2ndSD.
cAEBAGES-Firmer: Long Island and
Jersev Dbl. Ina.
gTGAR-Rzw STEADY. certrifuEal
-; refined steafy; cur loaf 1n5o; crnsn-
ed IDS; mould a SO: cubes sn: xxx
powdered So: standard powdered sl5s
fine grAnuiated and Diamond \ seNt
csnsecroners A $50. No. soft sugar se5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
No Difference

Journal Want Ads are as easy to read as is the
city directory. The arrangement of the ads is
such that you may find and read al of the Want
Ads Of a particular kind and not be compelled
to read other ads that you are not interested il.
journal Want Ads are deparunerrized 50 that
the reader vii always be able TO get the largest
possible privilege Of selection; he gets his
choice fror, al that are offered Of any partcu-
Lar article. thing OF business. The reader thus
gets the advantage Of choice with the use of the
least amount Of tine. It is only matter of
few minutes tire for you to find what you want
in the Want Ad columns Of TIE Journal. Trv il
right now.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
LETTER OF DIRECTOR OF
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TELLS
Of TUSTEE'S AFFAIRS

Boston. Juiy 1.-The controversy
7e-ween the Board Of Trustees Ct the
Tristan Science Publishing Society
nd the directors Of the First Church
4 Christ. Scientist. who they are
ing 70 prevent interference with
re socleTy's affairs was described
I'M the viewpoint Of one Of rhe d.
actors II z letter read at the hearing
NJ the suit oefoer a master today
Trustees affair" was SAID 20 be 1
eternIoed effort To divide our
~cIrcn from within as II has SO often
-1le6 70 do from without" II was
-i--her described as "a subtitle at
s-lpr of error 70 steel the livery of
aaveu to serve the devil in
The letter was written By william
2 Rath-on TO his fellow directors
: Feb 1S last Because A. a meet
-ng Of the directors the day before
IN amazing change Of thought was
experienced concerning the trustees
far M. Rathvon said he felt
greatly disturbed over the outlook
wished 70 make clear has position
81 that II may be clearly understood
n whatever may follow" He served
-orire that he would not be party
tn "A ccourse Of suplne acqu!eHcence
with the trustees present position OF
-aoring the manual of church gov
eminent. saving that such Il course
seems equivalent 70 allowing the
1lr-y pool 70 remain unpurged while
We lovingly endeavcr to show the
--a1sgressors the u1visdon Of their
defiance"
As have repeatedly said before
his letter continued. Il am unaltsra-
bly, opposed 70 any compromise with
treason. and caauos be a party 70 any
course that-prov1des far the cont1n-
uarion of the present relationships so
long as The trustees refuse to 60 on
record as repud-aEing the most dan
gerous and treasonahle declaration
ever made by three Christian Sci
enr;sts n positions Of authority"
Letters and extracts from records
were read to shew the friction be-
tween the trustees and the directors
dating back TO 1916.