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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-21
RUSSIAN REDS
FALLING BACK.
Great Offensive Started by
the Siberian Forces
Against Them
MUTINY APPEARS
AMONG BOLSHEVIKI
Their Forces Generally Demoralized-
People Have Tired of Violence and
Requisitioning of Wheat-Siberian
Will Get Whole Volga Region.

WASHINGTON, April Develop
ment of the Siberian offensive against the
Bolsheviki on a large scale is described
in official dispatches from Omsk received
by the Russian embassy here, and the
definite prediction is made that all the
Nolga territory viii be occupied this
spring Transportation OF merchandise
| for export by way of Vladivostok has
been resumed
| The dispatches cite various incidents
4 to show general Generalization among
j the Bolshevik forces, and to record the
4 forward movement of the drive on Wat
ka in the European Russia campaign
i Three Bolshevik divisions are declared to
have mutinied and withdrawn in a battle
with the Red army when Admiral Kol-
chak's forces captured the important
town of Sterlitamak
h On April the victorious Siberians
were within 10 miles of the big munition
works at Votkinsk A statement by the
embassy sunni, izing the adviees says
in part:
"Gen. Andogsky, referring to the tax
ing of the town of Sterlitamak, called it
a great victory and points out that owing
TO the taking of this town the situation
of the Bolsheviki on the Orenburg front
becomes critical The Siberian offensive,
having commenced TO the south of TIA,
Is terminating in brilliant victory at
I Sterhtamak and cuts off the rear Of the
| Bolshevik troops One can henceforth
/ count on the occupation of the Volga re
gion by the Siberian troops in spring.
4 "On April 8, the occupying of the town
1 of Belebey was reported, as well as the
4 taking of numbers of prisoners After
4 the recapture of the town of Sterlitamab
Il the Siberian troops advanced rapidly anc
Il the enemy experienced great losses.
Il The population of the localities hber
Il ated from the Bolsheviki in the TIA re
H gion is opposed to the Bolsheviki because.
Il Of looting, violence and reduisitioning O
/ wheat, effected by the Communist Rec
II armies. Life in Ufa is becoming norma
II and governmental and social organization
II have resumed their activities Urgen
H measures of relief are being taken for tn
II i'll soldiers and the wounded
II Admiral kolchak, the statement says
II is dividing his Bolshevil prisoners int
II classes and training men who were force,
II into the Red army and who will take tn
Y oath of fidelity, for service in the regula
: Siberian. regiments The statement cor
Il tinues:
4 Transportation of merchandise for es
! port via Vladivostok has been reestaf
lished, provided that 50 per cent Of til
I railways carrying capacity remains a
/ the disposal of the ministry of supple
and 50 per cent remains available 70
l goods to be exported Military supple
are excluded from this regulation"
i kilograms of congratulation to Admire
kolchak from the municipal council q
Tomsk ard from the regional assembl
Of Iemstvos of Tourgaisk are quoted.
The American Red Cross is 'supplvn
the Municipal council at Tomsk wit
! medicines. linens and surgical material
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-21

may been seen almost any day moving
through the main streets with nm Amer.
lean flag in the grip of his teeth. Every
now and then. when a gronp of persons
is about he will stop in HIS trot, throw
himself on his hind paws~and with head
proudly poised hold the American flag
in display.
The dog has particularly been the
center of attraction since the return of
the members of the Goth division. He
belongs to Sergeant Edward J. Cava-
naugh, despatch rider, 10lst ammuni-
ton train, 26ths division. While he is
the performer of many tricks, the more
popular one is that Of posing with the
American flag, a performance he was
taught in his early dog days.
| The dispatch was accompanied by {
picture of Prince.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-21
VERMONT NEWS.

Local talent OF Newport recently gave
minstrel show, which with flower sale
uetted $3.50 for the local hospital fund
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-21
OLDER GIRLS CONFERENCE.
Will Be Held in Rutland May TO f.
Important Program.

Advance programs have been received
here for the first conference of the old
or girls of Vermont. which will be held
in Rutland MAY >, 8, and 1 as arranged
by the Northeastern field committee of
the national board of the Y. w. G. A.
The sessions will open Friday after
neon at clock. AT $50 o'elock that
evening n banquet will be served in the
community gymnasium and will be fol-
lowed by informal speaking, greetings
and responses. Nm the Congregational
church in the evening Mrs. NJ. d. Chit
tenden of Burlington will preside and
DR.. Oscar L. Maurcr of New Haven,
Conn. will speak.
Saturdays session will include four
group conferences for freshmen and
| sophomore high school girls, Junior and
senior high school girls. leaders and
business girls, and a cabinet training
council for Delegates from thc colleges
and normal schools; addresses; lunch
con cafeteria service at community
gymnasium and informal speaking
felix lore Interpretation by Ludmils
Kueharova Foxlec of the war work
/ staff, department. of foreign born WON
en-, of the national board; a sight see
ing trip about Rutland at o'clock
and an evening Of recreation at til,
4 community gymnasium.
/ On Sunday there will be meeting
for college and normal school group
attendance at church and Sunda,
school; a meeting for secretaries AM
leaders, and closing vespers for del
i egates in the Baptist church.
Others on the program are Miss Mar.
Weisel, Miss Helen Sanders, Miss Helel
Hughes. Miss Marion Gary, Miss Allie
i fIoyt Miss Clarinda Richards, Miss An
ma NJ. Clark. Rev. c. c. Merrill, Mr.
Katherine Willard Eddy, Miss YER
Barger.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-21

DR.. John NJ. Allen of st. bloomsbury has
been appointed surgeon for that section
under the United States Employees COM
mission, organized under the federal com
pensation act Under the ruling of this
commission the government undertakes to
care for all employees who are injured in
the performance Of their duties DR.. Al
len has suggested the hospitals at st.
bloomsbury ~ the designated places OF
treatment for that section All services
and hospital care are paid by the gov;
crnment and are free to the injured en-
ployes.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-21
DOG WAVES OLD GLORY.
Is Owned by Sergeant E. j. Cavanaugh
of Brattleboro.

Prince, perhaps the most popular dog
in this part of the state is very proud
and happy these days, says Brattle-
hero despatch to4the Boston posta He
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-21

The Grand Isle County Wool Growers
association has been organized at North
Hero, its purpose being to market co.
operatively. this years crop Of wool and
to develop the industry. About two car.
loads of wool are to be marketed soon.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-21

Earl Woodruff Of Granville was brought
TO Middlebury Thursday by Deputy Sher-
if Henry Z. Jennett Of Granville on a
charge of having burglarized the store of
Harry Hubbard several days ago, taking
il was claimed, some cartridges, 'revolvers,
tobacco, etc. to the value of $50. He
pleaded guilty to the charge and was sen
fenced by Judge A. w Dickens to serve
not less than three nor more than four
years at hard labor in the states prison
at Windsor.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-21

Orleans has gone oyer the top" and
subscribed for the towns full quota of
the Victory Liberty loan. The little Yer
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-21
CASUALTY LIST.
Nos. Ii and IS Of Second Series
from War Department.

Releases Nos. IA and 10, second
series, of the casualty list from
the war department news bureau
contain $50 names, of which the
following is a summary:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-21

mont town is an eager candidate for an
honor flag.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
The Spring Openings.

Here j. is q. the high L1dt o. me
new seaS0n n clothes 1or bUrH SEXES.
and the TIDE. # one mAT Judge by the
5,u-,lays IN ne srores Of our Ii4-ci-
ner MERCHANTS. has rt:acneu E--'tat
-,rnoprriars L las brought VIII =
rnar,v new ts.a1ures anc 4 WIDE d.
ve-siry Of caprlces. eccenI.ocit1es anc
s-r,es as wei is prices. The most
p,easiug par. Of the whole cnlnE IL
mn tris surlnEs exrlhi1on ol
clothes Tor both SEXES IF wearabie
The trv goods st1res are exhibiting
q marvellous cisT3lay 11f Inc opening
= which occurs To-Day. In indies SUITS
me box coAts anc niuuse eneCLs a-s'-
r,t.a- 70 pradomlna-e- The SKIS
strike a happy medium oetWttnn Chnst
tho SHORT for a civilized wonlAn Anc
+nose I'D innE tur cpm1ort ant
hesItn- perweeu those too JsEht for
,t,aury and those TOO FUN for common
eprs,e The coiurs err prlnci,ia-i3
snIid. there being ou, few mIx-urt.s-
The lines have the grace IT,. aiWaFs
-. -,e -ailur nare suits. In
-u.er garments doimans and cape
,.oars ara very popular ann VIII oe
much worn
Men VINO follow the advanced style
win WEIR one of ihe SMUT Waist
seaxn models. -hA- appear 70 nave the
lend tins spring. From tins style
however, there He macy pieaslne
,-ar,a-iuus. bDrn single anc uouoiss
,yreastaS. The silir. Of the cnn. Ii II
military cut with 4 siasrlso BACK
Srx,1 hurs. r,ztt.h oos.kfsS and others
crescent CIT piped around the edge
A SELECTION mzy be made t,-nn snf.
rolling peaked ur nUIchec Lapel chi
lsrs. The alesves are With Or with
an CUTS. Vests are GIL low with a
peaks.d nur.om. Trousers are cur ID
the rs.galar English model. Coiurs
are principally solid with a few scat-
tered mixtures.
White shirts fur men are things nf
the past. lemons, blues AND pinks IN
solid cuiprs and witie variety of
stripes are 10 he found. soft COLLARS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
Ms. ADDS 4. Writer

NJ cnN-nu.iTy IL sacaenel by mt
passing 0: Me- Aouie = q ,nier
VINO DEAN occurred a. .ae hunle q.
ne- cuugn.e., Mrs Howard Z. An
crews d. 10 p N We..nesaay To,
elEnI yssA-s sne had iIssn e E-ea; sut
fe-e- al Of which was horne calrni-
and subrisslrelT. q Tnnst cheer. Il
dispnsitiur,, she had ve-v many Eooc
s-ienos she WIS nnrn III za-ci,le- i'm,
Is lsis uaDEhIe- nf tnt late George
anu Ei.zaneIn C.su-rn. MDrrh a6 L.
she w4.s married r George r Winter o!
tarlElHEca4e, whose dea z orcur-Hd =.
ears aEp ne -1il ~ ms rnuntn Til.
s'eaie- Part u he- mar-ied life wa.
paHssd al me- fnrrner hum. an Mani:
sr-es-
She is EII-~fred IVY me daughter Mrs
ftpwE-c L. Andrews. also me brother
James f-hurcA Of aa-uine- Fune-a
SERVICES viii ns held FRIDAY AFTERNOON
II her late nu--.E - Middle street. a.
81 oelocE. and will ~ private
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
An ENDLESS cHAiN

f9ers IL ne endless chain IF RECON-
menda-iuns fDr LYDIA E. IatnEaam s
Vegetable COMPOUND There Is hard
u d town or village II Cne Cu1it.d
STATES from wnith women have moi
written letters telling Of heath re-
stur.d Uy Lydia Z Pinlram Tege-
table Compound. z YOU are suffer
ing from suYne fenaie trouble, ask
yuur neiEtInur il she has ever EHen
Lrdia Z Ptnkhun's Vegetable COM
pound. In mary cases you VIII dnn
that she mas resasnad health by III
use AND viii rs.rnnmsnd II Il VOL
Adr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

LIQUID sx Il VIII build 70 body cold
from disease Ds which lark One OF the acTe
ingredients Of this ai1erzve End VIC cherry
Oregon blood root Queen -oot- sklg
combined Mshca Discovery These hare
the STOMACH daon and These
hernal extracts n the Discovery ad bood-raknr
ior soa By improving the blood they ac throwing Of
Al OF indnenxa xnS rnacnInerv
Ca1asrh should be treated disease with tbs atera-
then- addition the should oaly
sages Cs1as-a Remedy which be had drug stores
snd
.
medicine q and
tailed Orr
FHxs Fs.uRae Fuuap6u. I'm. dk
nExun.1d1 Dr. fEus ohsseal sutiy
bWfnsd BY 1W ."-Ae6W - Nad.n A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
The a.ar-n Of IRE tna1 was sounded

The aar-n Of IRE tnaI was sounded
shortly ae-a- noon M NeunesdHy-
Su.. Sc, Was +a- & .--ass fra n viiat g
known rs Wn;te Pines. i po--1un -
the Oakland estate The department
responded oui M wafer cruio % usel-
The FIRE. un.cn mad Eot-t:n INTO the IN
de,.nruHf. WE checked. The 1frw ''u'e
Of the -eiepnnne Cn. MOI - E:T" The
location of the FIRE but simply the hnE
number nruuEr1 about GuIte io' of
growing III he pa-t Of hose vino,
despite the warning n tne paisr.
called I'D Central II ASK W here Is
me fra The new loca-lun uf the
VARIOUS alarns caused surne aor-u-
s,pn 20 the varlpus app2-aiuses -'1lt;
tf them went Up 10 P,urn.rsr st-e'4l
another 70 Lincnln AVENUE. a1o the
balance gur the lncarIon co--scI-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
NATIONAL HOME

ONrer Of the GAY Capl~ PRANK "a
" ckee
MRS. F-2lk c. Andrews, tormsriy Z
t.ierk II me 1IeASU-e-'s oflce VINO
mas n..er seriously II for Inc nRE two
months d. ne- home On Spring rono,
AurrsLz was able u DE- our fpr me
i-st r1ne Wednesday, and was call
,ns on friends ne-e a. TIE Branch.
Furiuugns vert -ante1 WeGDesda1
IL lanes E-ahey late ca. q, 68-n
Regiment New yarh INF, 10 New
York CRY; James Murphy, lata L =
Navy q Washington >. G; RoHa.
+ DEvlE Ga q eth haect. Conn.
Inf ~ Columbus Ono. SIDNEY Nc
Askiu lal+ Z :. Navy. t9 Boston,
G1ass Pa1ar Costello q 111Lr
Eeg- New FORK I'M, ID BAH. y. Y.
The returns G.-nrn t--ioucnE "a ed
nsscav ware Terrence DonneEr t"oIu
Lowell Mass; Aaron STEPHENS from
NV Bedford Mass E.1tps SKIES,
i. rom r5a--tnra. Conn. ID mes J
Brown. rom M-Ittec, A-ass.
Charles Devlne laI- i :. Navy, mas
beer re udri-1ec % me Bnrne.
John AcTIgne 1a1s 90. l., lstf-
E.eFf ~ II Inf. levin 4 anderson
% =. .Zd Errt-,. Aash- IA. haUs
been taken ~ T a p awa-.rc az
nIsklor.
tn. 1Gnerai Of Jasepn Gosho late
C :. \ r. L Ar, WIN u" mead -
1ne Home CHAPEL 81 ~ a n Thurs
ON
The toIiuWLne members have OBJ
=. ns,u -asAs- E,Er.nn ,.r4Ae H..l.yT +.e
Branch 0n U e.Gneslua Charles a
I3aI.ne.a lats "a s-h Leg. NJ, Inf.
tiexander Z lnar,,ie, Ia; cRfsl n.eEtt--
Unattached MaaK mi -'hlul1S j.
zrnes .a-+ I :. nav
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S12.o60.O0d Corporation
Take Care e Domestic
Exports and ImDorts

n,lrr' In-Ion Deb, Ar~r 9-Al.-ed
I. T'u Rom uf his cry a4s organized
Z 81. 600 zoe corna,at4on - Lake care
u oumesiIc exports and IToaFtA. The
AanoLrs Trading Co-pu-a1Inr- IS me
new organization II known. has been
formed tor he purpose of .aklnE
eve: ne French american Consruc-
We CurDuraLioE. he A.ieG Indus
,.'les Cooperation. "a New Tark E,aa
5.no ne MERCHANTS and Naru4ac.a--
ars Ex.or-- Exchange 81 New : o-a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
III. sEle and supne- gwen bv

III. sEle and supne- gwen by ne
"a lies Alu If me Methodist f.r..'Ll
TuealuY war Z decidec success The
fancy work table WI II charge 81
Nh Eo,ace Turner. assisted *
NM 4 ,4cr,s.4 George. apron "a lie.
Mrs. Jaseph Tarnsv anC Mrs. .IuI.at
BRADBURY 1.EetUl a3--4cies. Mrs Aar-
~ ST1a,. and M-E. James 3owuer-
r.ncv t.-iI.s ME- Norman C,-av and
Mrs. TSar-on Manrr-s me c-eiA-T.
M~H. Euper, Larg1na,o The dining
rnnrn WIS q --1'aCtINnlr decn-a:ed WI,
GilH adilE pu.S-y Willows and y.iiou-
rape pAas- MR. ClaFenca -urne,
mad crsrEs 81 ne dining -oorn and
ne +oiiGu47g we-e ncr wa;tr'esses
Mrs. ii Alhee Ms. 4 al,e- Ca
He, A~s Ea-o,c Jackmar, M
Ea-va-d t1rar. Mrs Claade Rad
CLIFF MISE Ma-,Ur "a aacwur-.l Mr.
E-ns,- Luce mad charge u the kItc;1-
ST. asslsiAo By Mis- Miriam Fan
nI'n1he-. Ms. Ernest Shepnerc and
MlKs Eeicn L-uce- A splendid meat
plr slppsr WIS SERVED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
War W o-se- . SUICIDE

F.;Gapurc. Mat. April a--I@rener.
ok :, I'-ancif .4r,.n-.e..t ended rs
Life THIS morning uy -ntia4-rC .as a
me t'nrl1e 0r ms rnotacr mere ia: re.
;1r-lau rom 4sil.-r.Cn. where n
nsa been Engaged n Wa work snor
after ne signing O. he a-1risJce. =.
SERIOUS n""TnUs and Pr sitaI cnnn
tiun uue 20 lis .anprs- re wae So
veA-s uiu --aG l"svus u VIE INT "
ga.lGrs =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

II Marie F2icn eu.e~-a,ned ne III
- -,1enn= aa1urdA- aec-e-rner a me
home Of NJ aao M-s ) nnr SIN J. Ser
nnd greet. i being her SIKH birthday
W ~l--n"F, Ign -es-eaiI--7er-e ve-4
ss---@G -T'foae rrarar- ue-a NJ and
Ms. Er1i--s. E4c: -larence F4lrh Aurir
T:i"n hs-!te-,n. and lanes Fish aelan
y - aInsor. Lotse BuaseH. -aui z Far
gUsou cnr leslie a:aier
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

The r..nefa- II The lA.e ME- E..z-
ane-h :. Whitney Was ned Wednas-
DAY afternoon Z. Lock rum me
nome Of her daughte, Mrs Lillian
small, Sheldon s-l,an. Rev a A
Y A.sh officiating. The bearers were
t9eorEe Douglass W-sbUf anc F-ach
Mead and F Il Cunning The an
-0nhnen1 was = 1h1pie lrove csn-
ale!'y, Randolph.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

ID roUr .oe win I'm ~ JllnrlE an
llins-e-s as -npDgr -ou were packing :.
E!aHs vaS. f1~ pa-res pofi LIVER Is =
gs+.Af'-' Diil C-nen-g -Nat 'cn UY. on tsnL'
SHOCKING" : v@- uK- E1lci.v ape I'M
gets Je~Eed an wt4s- you ptlG vou'
sLnckIrg Sf. KIND q foolish uneu o.
drops OF l.eta-G III AGv co~n ~
cslalns E-ves i q GIuc... pA.nIesz p.af,e
tn:, de.4o-sll-t -uTae-a!: Wnr purt.- ana
suffer Lets stnps corr Lana
iets wa vark. INIT and uance eve
VIII cuI--ls. II he COMM M ss-.s. VIZ
ne Univ sIrroie, ei-sv wH1-,..eis cr-,.y
m lie i narAla T,+e. s.-d nv M
iionE. i neve- rails
'-EetE-1-. thH gua-an. e.t.,.. none =
ahck corrl-"erT7Uuer n. nniv SIZE VII
unsis uut a -. a. any drug store
~ ID By Z. - --snc. d ca Chicago
SOLD II Alrlsta and -e"or,7 rnenuec n
me world neai corn r4.rledv nv .Iorr
l.auEn in sowdiLc;l- eDs-e: - anu z
Z. SItne: Az
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Car Service Tnrisn.

L-l:,a CTS Will lea-a Gardiner a.
and SO tonight running cirec1 %
cj-T hal -Aag1Eta. anG ri U'-n4nc
atte, The close of me entertainment;
% De given ny me ScoJash MuslcaI
Comedy Cornpany
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

Ex--a cA-s vii leave Eailcweil a.
7.l5 and a. ronight running direc.
10 ci1y nell. Augusta. anc returning
after tnF close nf ne entertainment
10 M gwen by the Scottish MusicaI
Comedy Cumpany
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

The Ladies' Ald Of me Highland
a-rerut. Methodist church WI pc EN-
+.,--a.ned III F-idar afternoon II -:4s,
nome uf ~ " G, CoDb. &, 1sru-ls-
WICK avenuE. -ieu-- Ev.-s--- 4 Ma"
vii tell Of d few u rms experiences
upe-seas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

SornerEet ks'.. AHril a-Snne-se: and
nearbr pprnIs -nrsed and s~aFed -ais
az. ernonn. aprarent!v me -esu3; either
a. Il terrific concuss,un 7. L seisIni..
dist l,rnunce Extended MUIR eaiiec to
,Hvsa. The .a1Ba
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

-he cnr.--..-.ee ~ -ne ii A
i'.''"a Il LIS cir mas .,tea 1G--ued az
fallrvs Chairman L u andrews
e-eol.-.vp communities. Clarence I 7'ur-
Der -,larIes 2 5uckna-,3. The cIry :
ALPINE Il sI55G. q huus=-' o-Iiuus.
canvass vii, ~ mao. Suneay ate
-DD... The e;lnds arg whpllv or ? ii
{ 4 wo~k n on. GUN Sta ar5 Ia -r-iv
u re eE.end-t fo- .,e-r.ilnen. equip
r7ar: ~ me : N c. = am oI ne
a.e
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9.c3D- Bale Anchor

London. TUesdH+ Apr There
were $50 aales offered i. me wonl
aurC1un sale focay TIgarous buy ,ns
hardened cnrnninr ,ner.nna III.
cnR-sE <.russbrsds were .r-eEular
Snow white merinns solo L, is "a and
greasy al Is . I'd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

I: 3 ne Cal. aslne PRINCIPALLY wr....-
With round Or pol,1-.d corners
Soft aa-s a-e Il os warr Almost ar-
t.reiT. hu1 Of course with piau-y NJ
cps for t1e voGnce~ set tn KID
diss VII revt.i I military or sllioI'
Suits.
--ne latest and nnpplasi things To-
aides fuUrvaar Is UX-4rtls. wine;l
come IT blacks. browns &nd T,nl-s
Crews ana fancy ct.ioi's are No ionge,
mucn sea-. The niGn heel prevails
fu- dress Wa, NTomens patent
ieathers ana sueas anl sactr al Z
blacks. are ID Re seen ,-a-her pien,i-
fully Th+ marker Is aIeo WITH
wrllIe shoes which VIII ne Is a1pUI<4-
c,lls Season as last; They cnr-le =.
uunuck and 3lopllr 1or s,ree- wal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

Portland. Me-. April 1The hos
pirnl ship Esseauiho bringing SIG
wounded Canadian saidlers from
Liverpool II due 70 arrive here laIe
tannrrpw afternoon ier camYnandEr
rep0l-ed IN a wireless message re
ceived here today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

The EaTlpweII HensvQier- Sooie-y VII
me-, agaln a ne F.ed r-o~s -onns
Mrs. Charles g Srien ar nne,-=- .
la-ve u-nnun. Of wnrS was accomplish
@s a: -ae laRi meeting III. .Aee IF Sill
gong deal % ~. inne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
Concert Program

IN or-nerr 3eiis
Select ur-ocpUlar Songs.
a A.tZ-8a oai--
JUS q Tnire Ia Cal Nj -'ss-
y a q Metropolis
: \ ur-hs.rn llyIit-8oreaE
Is 1,.,.ea u CiE yr'T1--Er.arrl
Ma-c;l-Can Yen THIne Wild Eom
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

Ms = T.. .acFmar and spn Ed
VIZ eft x ednesdar for [neir home
n Wsr- M-a<a-- Nj. atere- pAas-
i7E q wssA AS ne guests If hsr aunt
M--s. Trad Goodwin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

Ioi,u AueriE! anc MISE Georgia A.
a,!1l VINO nave nsen visiting a. me
nome Of -r z z Avertt- returned
Wednesday 20 their nome y New
burypor-. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

Among the Gardiner boys w:ID a,'e
nome On a brlet 4uriouEn. having Just
,,.r,,.-ned from uva-Seas. are Norman
Fleming. Dwight DHTls, Waiter Eoo-
a---s and David McCurcv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

0nr shown 1nGHy d -.3e AMI $50
- Else~ahies nRs neer SHOWN al
aioEr tAe -1c- q ad-ancsn prices DIX
uu- D1'ice ". IL me same fete.
CENTS 70 a.. with The Sner'lE son
c,l-aw II snr soud measure Na-cr
Is Ha2n- -raclor-uw fD- -.e FrldE +
INC -l-,-r;H3 orrg-zm The oes-
news n ms movie ne -na- we nac
.D- IIln. weeks + tha- The LINN
and Chg Mouse has been hDukeu AR
: IL early oE.- ar rrlk theatre as ".
"a -wo Ana sIrwa:-- llctul4.s. na.n--
,r ''I7'Im Lii Ut uA--+~s anc I've
omen. These restu"es ana man
more ne booked 70 ~ SHOWN d. n.
same sl1Ia-- acIr.issjurl ,'eEarciess u
wna- -nev cos na,2r IL, me Ese.-
e zig" and mary P,ck1ora p,cru~.
'@lpL A4uu. ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

Fev aou Ms. :. .. Ps--v lef, ~
Wednesday, 1or Fairfield nere they
VII amend The Methodist c1ro er-
ence @ar the week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
LOCAL NOTICE

The owners and keepe-s Of apEs
a-s hersey notified IL pay rhelr L.
GENIE To The city clerk either by Der
SON ar mil before April L. 1s-s This
law viii ne ss-ric-ty enforced
apr4-lU
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

M.Hs Ethel Er-rer leH. Wednesday,
"a Portland = attend ne Wedding rf
MlBs Olive TIM tcne- ny ma. i-r and
= cut Sraa-, GgiIvie Of Scranton. IA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

c:la4He. VIM rscerTly arrived wiz
me 2sta DIVISION rom over=>eas a-t
NJ = 72-aou,' ieare ~ absence 4-orr
lamp -'sveag. winch They 2-e pasE-
tcr g. her Respective hoMes il Lslss
cit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

Ms Edward : FISH VINO has beer
y-isitlng Gardner raia-lvas. rE-UT'neG
Wednesday, IL her nnrus n Lawrence,
- Mass