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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-01-09

of an army officer, also new to the
city.
I'll just call up the war depart
ment and get his address in minute"
he announced to his wife.
Having finally got the department
and stated his business, the inquirer
was referred to the adjutant generals
office.
"Have you got it?" inquired his
wife.
ttNnt unt-hpIln xuhat,c that p, said
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-01-09
His Position.

81 see the motorist has not run
away from the consequences of this
smashup. That proves he is above
suspicion"
Certainly he is, because he's IN
der the auto"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-01-09
& lASHlNGTON} 81
- a, SIDFLIGHT0 =
who's Who" While the President Is Abroad

at
w question that stirring much interest
Opinions W. Wkersham attorney general
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-01-09

'sThere is lot Of bad joke-making
about the watch on the Rhine"
Then it is about time it was wound
up"
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-23
KNOWN ALASk ANS
 NEDDED AT SKAGNAI

Announcements of the marriage of Max lI. smith and Mrs. Hazel Ger. trude Kimso were received by a number of Seward people recently. Both the bride ana groom are welt known here.
 lIr. Smith was formerly connected with the Northern Commercial Com, pany at Interior Alaskan points, Ieay- ing the employ of the concern to en- list in the army shortly after the out break of the war.
 The bride is a we'll known rcSi- dent of Skagway where she k the owner of a jeweIry and Alaska curo store, also owning a similar establish mcnt in San Francisco.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-23
The Eexall Store,
EEEarEIEaiIEEK Sss
,,ss t..o nm m. Northwestern.

ness tv'n on th. Northwestern.
 Few of his former friends rccogniz- cl Jo, Strojc who arrived yesterday from Anchorage. Joe has HOW a Van Dyke beard and new lid making him look like a Spanish Duke. "Dukc' St .cf, has been coal mining on his own property on the little Susitna aud is in Seward on a business trip.
 Mrs. Laura Huston, arrival ycst"r- day from Wasjjla, is passenger on the Northwestern to the outside.
 Mr. and Mrs.. J. Harmon Caakoy, or Fg.banks visited tncir mang friends in Seward yesterday during the stay O. the Northwestern. Mr.. Ca~loy publisher of the Fairbanks Citizens. returns inside from Co.iova and lIs. Caskcy is going to tho states tro frs, time out for sixteen y'ars.
 Mrs. D. Killigrcw, from Nil, -, js a pa- scngcr to the states on the Nor tlw,st'rn.
 r. IT, Walter and W. C. Ga,vcy, vfthtnc land office at Juneau, left fo~ there on the Northwestern.
 F. J. Cox and sam Guyot, travelling mon. arr registered at the Hotc Over land.
 George B. Nelson, well known here, returned on the Northwestern having been discharged from the navy. Mr.. Nclsonjs registered at the Hotel Sew ard. While in the service, Mr. Nelson vas a marine and during the war wa, on patrol duty in the tropics.
 E. N. Murphy, representative o' the Westinghouse Electric, called on the trade in Seward during the stay of the Northwestern. Mr. Murphy scr- ved Was a first lieutenant in the cngir- ecring corps and has just recently been discharged from the service.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-23
ANOTHER CABLE ACROSS THE
 PACIFIC NOW iS NEEDED

WASHINGTON, Sept, D. II. G. Eldmge, Chief of the Bureau oi Com u.,rco of the Far Eastern Bureau, told the Senate committee today that Am crcan trade with the Orient will be seriously retarded unless another Pa cif.c Cable is laid Mr. EldIige said that at least $25,OOO,O0O would be rc- Quircd for the new cable.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-23
ST. ELIAS BUOY LIGHT OUT

Commissioner WhittIcscy has re- ccivcd cable from the lighthouse sep vice at kctchikan. stating that the Cape St. Elias gas buoy is cNtmguish- ,d and to warn mariners.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-23
ALAMEDA WILL GO VIA TEE
 OUTSIDE PASSAGE ON THE NEWT TRIP SOUTH FROM NORTH

Steamer Alameda, which is sc" d. utcd to sail from Seattle on Thursday, after ro,ng Co Anchorage then return ing Co Seward, will cell at Cordova and Nya', then go south via the our- side passage. This is according to al- vices received here by Agent McDon- aid.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-23
.SEW ARD SNAPSHOTS

F. I Wh,tcmore left on the Nor tnvcs,ar for Cordova to meet Mrs. Wh.tt.morc who is coming north on .n, Alaska, %E'
 V. G. Zimmerman, special agent of the Department of Justice, left 10" Cordova ou tho Northwestern.
 Et-.l Uodsou and W. C. Root, gov cumc( syrvcy\s connected with the forestry department, who came over from the interior yesterday, left on l. Northwestern for Seattle thence Co Portland their headquarters.
 Dr. H O. Schlabcn, wife, son aui daughter. who arrived from Anchor age on yesterdays train expecting to visit here for several days, changed their plans and left for the states on the Northwestern.
 J. E. Austin, mining man from the Willow Creek district, arrival on yes tcrday's train caught the Northwest crn for the States.
 T. J Mcdonald and l.. Wernccke, representatives of the owners of the Trcudvr'I and other mines on Gasti- ncau Channel, left on the Northwest. cnr for Valdez.
 R. c. Doherty, in the fishing in- dustry and lumber business on lowe. Cook Inlet, left for Seattle on a buSi-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-23
LAToUCuE MEN VISIT HERE

J. L. Fozard, of the LaTouche mine, and D. J. Garrison postmaster at LaTouchc, came over on the Nor thwcsteIn and returned on the same steamer after visiting here. B. J. An german, also of LaTouche came over on the Northwestern and is a guest at
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-23
ATTENTION
 SHIP TO GEORGE R. GOSHAW, ING, Dealers in Raw Furs.
TRADERS
TRAPPERS
Seattle, Alaska Building.
New York, 127 w. 27th Street.

with solicit all Raw Furs All shipments arc handled expert graders Market Prices paid grading shipments will be kept in
  Transpoaior Post Express Ship in Dry Condition Special accompany shipment Always emizcd address, Place duplicate All payments made by check the Seattle or n other desired
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-23
TO EvACUATE PETROGRAD

COPENHAGEN, Sept, 2&- Offic- ial adviccs received here state the Bol- shcvki are preparing Co cvacuate Pet. rograd.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-23

Due credit must n. given to many of tho steel workers for not striking yesterday According co thn dispatch c> all the mon ot the Bethlehem Stor. Company tuck ro their jobs, tus.u- that ,hcfr demands would D. rjvru So reasonable r.gr.ng
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-23
MINERS FOR LATOUCHE

The Northwestern had forty min CTS aboard on the present trip from Seattle Go. LaTouche.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-23

s.a-le- in the way for the completion O. tn, government railroad, Ger .uly not. ,ha only obstacle is the money, amt the appropriation bill will un- dou0,cdly be passed by the Senate within few weeks.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-23

Assistant Secretary O. tno ju,.rm
 HulouoN. who arrived in Seattle ycs- ,crday. gave os, am interview Co 'h' Associated Press chat 8. found uu oa-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-23

Again is the plea of a shortage of WOO. put forward to excuse 'hc ad- yan,iug price of textiles. Gee Whill lcu,, have the sheep struck for a siy hour day?
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-23

the Hotel Seward. Mr. Angcman cX- poets to remain here on his vacation for about two weeks.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-23
The national railroad problem not one for single track mind.

No strikes in Alaska, plenty of fis in tho sea and plenty of wild game on land; a lard where everybody can get work at good pay, what mecca for the mfortmatcS in the States.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-23
FOR JERRY DRISCOLL

Highland Park, Ill., Aug 21, 1919 Jerry Driscoil,
 Dear Brother; Our father died June 2lst.. 1919. and left his property undivided. am appointed administrator. Let me hear from you.
 Your Brother
 Michael ". DriSCOIl adv. S. 2i 651 Central Ave.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-23

Toaay's dispatches Uguu state that the Bo.sueyl force, are again pre- pairing to ova,ua,e Pcuograd This ii thp usual om.-mruyH.y notice
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-23

This - tac frs, day or autumn, ac- co.uug Go ,aa Worlds almanac, th' >u having crossed the .uu again on ,a. ..p -.aa It .ar sun vii, only take tuc au with .t. w. will forgive i, for -,u.us ,r make .he days >ao..-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-23

There u. now zoo men working on the Seward Division O. the govern men, ...roul wu u- that more men could hs employed .t they were avail J5.c
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-23

----------Nt Eyenrude motors and repair parts , J. l.. Graef's. FLASH LIGHTS and batteries at J. l.. Graefs.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-23

Electric Sewing Machine motors at Gracls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10
RECEIVERS
Auction Sale

Under deere Of Court I ahAn
sell IL public auction. 70 ne mgh-
EST bidder. on F-,dav NAY ?. A.
.. 1879. A. -iock ? II. Al the
Probate -ouI- once. At the Knox
COUNTY Cour- House. n Hockaard.
Name. tho Brick Block. known a
he Eurpee Flock. situated On the
EAST sloe Of LAIN s--eet. n said
aock4and- This block u . three
story building, ana has a frontage
IN The principal guinness street Ct
he CITY Of sixty lee. II ms been
occupied and arranged FOR retail
furniture business for NOR. than
1f-y years ana -ouid BE- utilized fer
tnis business without change Il IS
one II ne best Known business
houses n Knox. Lincoln a1d Waldo
count3ez.
The hiock mas i store crrner,ed
WITH i vrica rents for S5Ga per an
nun.
IS i real estate investment = Of
.e-s a great Opportunity fer any
purchaser
The terms Of purchase are a. fol-
lous; S-ose payment a, The time Of
auction. and me balaucs PAYABLE N
deliver NJ deed.
The -aceiys- SELECTS an exayaiuz.
-ton NJ the proper ana viii an
swer any iEqui-1es II person. II ~
letter
FRANK 3, LAER.
Eecsive-
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conlllG EVENTS

Anr1l Inlay ID-T.ctory Liberty Loan
cannnEn.
MAY Is-sup,ssae osur-- c,'-i, and crlni.
Ma Is-suursne Cou-t. evil Term.
MAY it-Irsnd Ccur- convention ana
bail. Fores1e-s of America. Bangor.
MAJ A-Asalnsoec Pomona orange At
Ma IS Eastern sornsrse, County
Teachers convention. P.t.sneld
Ma -Si7-Ecrk County 7. Il = 4.
Ma ls-1T-Teste--s Su,nerrse. County
IeAchers convention. Bingham
MAJ G-Ast centenary ir-re
AAv zse~-Eofne Service EarrpxlEa Ss,.
varsun Arm
ce4leEe- Nate---iile
Pennington
Ma" -a-Ke -ne. - County SUNDAY
-cheoi Association annual meeting -
ni's''sa asst church. Gardner
MAY t-l--sranG Aouge K Of ? cru.
vetltlesI. lewiston.
Aav al-tzraad -e-rale. r,,hIan sls-
fsrE convention LsvIsrpn
May 9-Natiunal convention Err,
e,1ona q Railroad Stallpn Eiuployte
portland, =
May s-suz-age .ariie, ,unSAsun. --sw.
May g.S-Ma.n- Er,srsra. r,rus..n
convention, 81. -aAss -x:he1fai
Portland
Ma E-Is,ce --h-a-v Assu.aE-.rn -
Erunsw7tk
NAV --A1Hra- Crnvec1Ion. Name
-mf71uA!Ists Assoc Attr-. Portland
Ma -~--+-raro alley Teachers a. o.
ysatlen. 3rourn-ld
MAY 2-Fa-dpn aeaI-nEs before Csuvr-
lpr anu Council. augusta
MAY 9-hnux- Waldo M Music Pes
tIrsL + .,ck.and
Nav El-Ner1cr-al dav
Me-
gree Assemblies ii Name and New
Hampshire. 21r-..ud
MAY Young Ne- ; tser-eu Assoc.
Jon Annla. outing. .--sco nay
June Milf !ft--.ix:tY annual a~..7,,
~ me Maine Conference ii Unitarian
-Aurrats a. 5scund Parish church. Sac.
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NEW rcak STOCK MARKET
features 81 the Gays Dealings in Al
The Leading Stocks

New -n-t. Lay s.-E1cseiinE n ac-1r-
l. any 1rezjous sesslrn II The rezr
-cdar-s s-ock I1rke, duplicated n Is
principal characteristics ne broad ana
a,S1lr- speculative ncrs,nents o. ne
IA TeT weeks ~; selling for prc-,s
va6-onre -rSls1e1L mary sans os.nE
materially anAdea " cancelled a-,ogeta-
- Ete-.
The -1nsr important development y:
,hs ia aca2donTne-.- .: me stan.i.xa-
st'.l-ed ny -hs violent auC-uHttorls II oils
shIpp.uEs aId oIher <avo-.tes winch
have contributed more than -hslr guo.
= . the markets d ne past ,vo
months
F-o,r ne course If steel shares ! ~as
evident nat Ananr'sl and ,ndusI--al .n-
te-esEs sew ~ E-cunc .c- apprenen-
Sior = al 1DeN cr zee -rarEe- tpy -db-
-"rsted 7-oducts. Some II these ISSUES
selling n ne v=ar highest quotations
Tinted states steel rose - . ~ -
Il maximum slrca ne laasfcg II Ne
eG.-s coTn-ncn dividend. ~: 'n.s half
It's gam. independent steeis ann aAliat-
81 .ssues reflected greater i-Dness ana
sTa- market va~e t7,Eatr-
Gre r-anrh ~ -le Stock fist Winch
mace n 1l-e-:-: -esoorsa . new conrti.
--rns II ne steel t-aoe vas -ae ais
-s-d 50 far ss they shrwes a-- ma
-e-E alteration. Secocna-v rails vs-e
Hszrr p-ssr--Eoi- On pso-r -sKnE
-AEaE -o-oEn- again featured ne
zig - a -1r-aer advance II q cnlr-s
. - J -c.ai gam - q ae1nrs s1nce
!ss- -Aeis. o-ir small DIR. u rs
gain bang rE AZ he snd Sc.Al DUTCH
Of Eeu y-rg. NeE1sar p.--nie1rr. Pan
-ns--cE- Petroleum American Coeisa.
No ana Powe-. -nIied E-1lt ara A.
E-rc- Gulf were rye - rlne c,,nrs
niEne- AZ we -1,1s. oug sEea ErncsanE-
80 SAFES amounted 70 :. So m shares
Er-lds 7uta MY ss-~rrl1Erv -a-!s and
-c-,egE-lk ve-e s--orE with 4n easier
tez.derCv or = be---- lss1es. Total sales.
mar "a Ne aSg-eEa ed g. - gn Old :.
: Bonds were unchanged N call.
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Chicago cGttss Market

Chicago MAY >
EcGEaeceipts H.Ua Marie, opened
: 20 - cents lower, c.ostrg mostly 20
% - cents lc~e< han yesterdays ay-
er1Ee- Estimated Tomorrow Nun Bulk
Of sales DS114s; nezvv vslEat Isss1
1eS medium weight m15r3As; IGN,
weigh. Ls1Ad14G; IEaf lights Zg7omnls
heavy packing Snrs smooth -aatne4c
hacking sows -onga K1oq .S2 pigs .sI'
gtsa
CA-E-Rece,-s so0e Zee. s,ea-s
and feeders s3or, steady: bulls Gamers
anc hesS she stock L cents 20 . cents
over: others STEADY: c1ires X cents -
20 ceaIs IcweY Esiira.ed ronnr-ow -ae
3ee-s steers medium and heavy weight
canoce anu prime. $50 LIST, medium AMI
GOOD LSssG-1us: common anu c:-ils Iot1
La Light weight good and common $50
.7lee; common and medium WE11S1.
Butcher cattle. heIfers --5G.sSa: COWS
.5nn -: Gamers and cutters 51;.aze7.k
eAI calves ign. ana handy TsighIs
SIG 40: feeder steers lNsEsfEE $780,
s-s steers as5NiSS-
SEEEP-Rece,p1s gDn Best wooIed
lambs : cents lower az igG: oids on
Others Of more: SOME .ar ewes = cents
% = cwa- Estimated toyar--ow 81.
--a-rns ~ lbs. down --EM-sE S fhs in
--bta1 - @uils ans c--rrr --Sgd-Ip:
sr--nEs -sAsu0D: vear.inE we-,le-s lE5s
Il1a0 Ewes Medium and Eooa and
cho,ce -r.s-.5a; culls aoG ccM-aen So
az.
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0radstrees's Report

New -o-k Nag s-s-ads--est e.
morrow all cay
EnE-ess 5 v-iEhie r Hae- ines 1e-
sp1Ie cooi. wei weather -e,a-dtcg farm
~orE and ->-Ai l-ade n ne Northern
r!e- - states a2s he a-e-ccuBs ,lan Of
S2EarsSs leaders n the work ii floating
the Eic.orv Ane-ev Loan
The Elcter wheat prospec, Il 4 s,nuiv-
Gorgeous sne: ne stock market 1zs
been ac-i~e ard strong: call -ncnsr IS
exsser despite THIS tac.. wholesale ana
sornanE trade has further ex7x2oed.
with increased 5uy-ng NOTED for more
distant POSITIONS; -eai;ChE rha, RETAIL
e-,'s and 1oDoers storks. especially Of
wearing apparel. nave aeen allowed o
I'm down. Is reflected n more Urgent
ou--,rg 4, many ceniers textile ma
crnerr mas oeen tu.-her speeGeS II,
commodity .,r1css are strong food lezd-
.nE. building. unusr the stimulus u
co1nt-3-~ sde SCARCITY u dwellings and
loagIngs- tRs increased y ac;iv,tv az
cepi AZ A few cenIeyA wners strikes .or
higher wages are aofec. 5MloinE TIE
erals. especially lumber ana hardware
are more active; coiiecfiens are as sood
as heretofore. sxpers Of wheat
though smaller tsHn lasf week are
veyT iarEe. and !mpor-s ~ Canadian
wheat have been MADE necessary 10
cvyo domestic pysces
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10

and has retursed 70 his home n
tuwn after - months In rhe United
States service Of which e we.~
passed 10 Francs. he enlisted laie n
The summer Of III. receiving eight
weeks training al Washington. .. c.
hefcre going acrnks. On his retur-,
dcm overseas he landed at Camp
Upton. N y. April y. later being
transferred 10 Camp Devens for his
discharge
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Boston Stock Market
oesssn Preauce Market

Session P-eauce Market
Eas.cn. Ma ?.
sEEF-CA-ice xnrie cattle -
4TTrTn-NoY1AeYa creamery extras
Bs9G. rexfefa 40 dsa6i
EEEESE-SeW York twIns c:usee
trssh 1&IS.
C@HI-No yellow -Es@.E
EIs-SeArsy aennery 5sa5s western
40 anss
.oCE-Su.n0 nsleals- us-Ih. skcl.k
lSNaaES
HAY-So- timothy G4&s.
L-AA8-Sprlu1 A1-..
cATSFancv 70 o $s-in. sacks a1Slt
pCRK-MeSiusc hacks Saa
Pc-ATCES-Aslne-p Der no pcunuk Il
car isik 21HHE
SCEAE-zranuixteS wholesale s,ss
pe- 40 pcunds In bulk.
EEA--i.rA
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PALERMO

CES-ER-Mrs Lila Handy ..
Scme,vllle. MISS. g visiting .c-
SISTER. Mr. ~ & Howard.
Ernest Bowler aar son Erlcsr. j.
~ Portland We're recent r1ssturs n
his Place
acswsl LavaTGs II Liberty v.s,.e1
AZ " 3 Howard : Nonua-.
Dewey Sabine nassed he dav
AoncaT N " scasset.
M. ana Mrs Guy Leenan are 4,
assist Dexter Turner th,s zo-rr
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Cottages To Let

q -TAEEs ~ DAT on WEEK NE
pr season: electric Lights city water.
-ownezT i desired. Beats ana canoes
70 is- al Island PART z = Tattle III
and Park, WinIhrrsu rnxs!dil
or FOR SALE. COTTAGES AZ WEB,
ae- Fond. VII let Av dz- week nj
month BEN. Ballard IL camp Rei'A-
poh:uns Grove rnxE-%f.y>
4 SMALL COTTAGE ON NORTH
~Aore OF CohbusSee- address. ii. care
Journal. rua--Sdkts
SEVEN NceN tcT|AGE AT HAN
rnand's Grove. Iussi los-aIirn. eiersrsc
lights and modern Improvements. Prsce
reasonable. Apply 10 Lewis 0urfeiEs.
Journal oMca- apr-dtf
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Ne.. York Produce Market

New yorE. Ia~ ?.
vEEA--spo, ste2d-; No. -ed -
eisEsrcy sx3e--
rcEN-apcr steacv ~ strong; No
-allrw W ana No. wtl.te 70 New
: 7r4I.
cA-S-snoi s-eaov; standard ~
LASC-Sare.y steau,-, -rionls west
:.rs.ssad:ssssss'
ar--EE---eadv -ec.ip's q IS -uhs
c.ea,ns.-- 1lrHs- nan -x--as S.soS a..
ex7-zs ~ s-ora. 52ss7sa: tirsIs 1sa15es
PACKING s. rl. current make Nc -
EsES-F r-n. RECEIPTS ~ CzsSss
.-esa gathered extras 4s.1As frssn
gathered northern sectann 1rst Akeg49
80 =ruihe-1 .4.1-s rate. "a. ara
-ear1v western ls-es-- write me 70
:arcv 5-rsS state. Fe and nearly aea-
7e-- r-slter c--alnaFV &c " ne -ft1Sl. 10
t--r-7 se1FT'. 90 EsLst.sS brown ana
mixed cciorE 4.a4t
PoTzT Es-staaay. Florida rev bp.
ss,s- -
ABBAGE-stszdy. soutser7 c-a.e
ss.a sc
<CGAS-Raw s1esd-; aenurfaEsl
- me s-aruia9ed sN
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" anted-Agmts

-
~ = va = e. 80, - -
-,----.- - -----11,. -. r--.-.;-. -i'
-3-,o--- ana -tac-z,,--v -II,,E-ir 80
as-.-r sat rr-. --1,e,- --,,,-s ~. - =
a--t-nns rs -,5n,,,- g, 90. :.
n----aI, -stEI-r S9-zry,-is-.s -.
% lm4 X adams - -S,~-r, -
,-1e--.n1,..
--T-@- = r. 49,
v---ar- -rs.- - - = - =.
y r,ri-7r-.ITre 80, -, -.
s.. - rig r-,S-s -. =. - - : - :
r.; rr7r7ls.r r--1+--s- gu
Ez-'1l-ftl. .--hlcaEo. .rar-s.1-la
"a -=g-I-=- , - -
In. I'll. --,-r..a,-t II -.
Ns,rs.,9 a,4. z--,s--+s. - fE--;--
r--..-~i~-I 7-a,,s-s N n -, 80 =
-'-caEo -rarZ1dIr.
a .-VS v -TF7- 1CT XII
7or0n %,.aels m laundering Few
housewife nuva. Eaingy 1uran.r. ag..
MARI -. EiE MORE ss1r-te re.
Thomas NJ y. III -1s- 81 -ls[
-rrz. -Alo. -,2a-ljt51f.
T. {75F- 81 -7=-TT pS45rt--
y r. s--7r- Ia. ~ -n-or as---aa ~
l,r-rr -,tzuz ssi,+-r -,--,,,,s1+ z-,,,-i,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10

A construction crew ~ Maine -er,-nI
-alIroad aAS been a. wori1 his month
On he -hrse woceien t-c.1!es four MI, |.
out island connecting ne siaad -..,- =
E1st2or- with the mainland at n. N.
a. -sss-rau-n II he Fasss -nsouoa-
Lies. I've miles away'. after CROSSING
over Carlow sand. 4 las been INIT
EeErs sanre thsse ridges ware ar-r
ouilt 9ut they have -eca.ved --pairs :
recent ears
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10

Chicago. Na- :?
BaassEh sentiment due largely 20 the
scrAsameus crop report nace [ae Syz'n
market cno4y average lower prices
cias.sd unsettled 4, : IS nef decline %
cent advance. with July is - 20 ISs
ana September Isl 70 Is 3-a Oats IN
shea is "a % - cent gain. ana pro.
TtEuas inc.SnEed 70 6 cents down
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10
Farm Bargains

. ac-es. q acres = smooth. laxny
So, nost-r ere, pasture -or 70 hs-,1:
-~1ofc aolss- ha-- mr. u asxo a.
horses 2. % :. 2. s:a-on VII n
---oe ro~s. ae-tc- ca: aa-ss a,o
All .oois or 1rlv s---s5l-s airo cash ,cw7.
= -ciss me E-Age cutting - tuas yt
T. I'll! aad VOID .o- nome: u,!!v >
niles % me -E!!age r 2 and steam
hoAt me --roo-c house uiih nigga.
eA-i-tl! 1ao3e sla1f --cfs 5s1s7 ,x-,
' II -t~.l'o -cr z" Tvs Ia" 1af-; KS
1"uit-v mouse rn.v Few -oas <-pn sac
TIT P-1ce sSl--Ssr casn down.
ae IigEesr ana o-sl arm tor N.
-i---leI i ne >Lai'- - ac-es- .. u inc
s--lnofh -elds = n 1astu-e. bzlarc.
"aoa ana -urroe-- Esi. DeI lumber.
z" soras vooa, a4lir ), mics 10 r n
- ane .-ess. -ood S--v,c,r, s,rus, ana
Eooa stock 1z- and haz. bar NV
1oIke ana blacksmith shop All or
Sofsf' ana Only ss4 casn auun. E A.
>l.Ilt an see,lcr. ~ = = uIarns
= II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10

BETTER BUY THIS House
SOMEBODY WILL BUY TT

Sc Bangor street. May be
used for > families If desired.
Furnace. electric lights. gas.
garden. Excellent location.
Owner gone away. Price made
for quick sale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10
New York Money Markss

New +srk, Ma :.
Mercantile nre- 541a.
Sterling s.-.lxv bills asa.
Fornr7s.rciai -ts-1sv c,iik m hanks d
Commercial s-dav Bulls 49,, demand
tses. cables 4-sS
France demand =. czaies Sia
t5lliaere- demand ss- cables 70
I-Ire- demand -. cables "a
Government bonds easy
Railroad bonds strong.
Tine loans strong. - DAYS, - dAye
ana SIX -nent,s 5sESs
Cal Hlsney stronger: high Z, low 3.
ruling rate =, cscsing osd =. offered .,
81 .&si loan y, Dana accsptances T.
Y. : - reg. ----..-----.-...-- -
90 caUp- -
Z :. Is reg. -
d.. coup ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
=. s n reg -
An T ct ~. 81 ................ Trl
Arele-Freach - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eS
g. g j. G z. 2. Is .----... aaA
C. r. ! d P IS -..----...--..-. -
Inr. Mer. Mar - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1.e1
y. 7 = z. r. d --.-.......-..-.. es
Sa- Par. ev. - Observation-Disclosures 1s7J
e s Steel ref IS -.----.------..-.--- lpaS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10

ISIS 81 Appetite IS also ioss -
y ;alit-- igor. +o-e - -ecave- apre-
I'VE ana rHe -t.sT -ske Eoed 3 Sa-ss-
Ss- lh.-fra, strengthens ne STOMACH
oe--ec.s digestion. makes eating pleas
ure i aNo makes he tlrcd --rs ard
pure and sfeadies ne 7e-ve.-AL--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10
WHTTEFIEID

ScHTH-SergeAnt Lsvi r. Jones
reserved aIs hnncTahie aischarse
fran ser~:ce Al Camp nevaps MAJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10
For Sale-Real Estate

NICE Furnished COTTAGE ms
ne LaSt >hcre Conooss--.a including
Fia1o and motor oasI Ln4alr. Al Me-
VIE St. az Tel. IN -,aavHi.st..