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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-28
W!NSL0W

Mrs. Alher. Chamberlain and
daughters Dorothy and Marjory ire
recovering from their illness Miss
Grace MarcouI f Nassaibor6 is
storpng At the home Of Mrs. Cham
oerlair.
Miss Jennie Wood after week ;
illness has resumed her studies IT
the Warren school.
Harold Chase and r B. Cole Of
Showhegan We're guests. Wednesday,.
of Mr. and Mrs Charles D Rob
icsCn.
Mrs. Emma Fithers after i v:sit
with Mrs. Henry Fish, has returned
TO Gardiner
An Oh fashioned calico ball will
be held ii Grange hall. this town,
Tuesday evening. March i. under the
auspices of the Wjnslow Grange,
Each lady is requested 70 bring !,
re-ktie 20 match her gown. and
these will be given 70 the gentle
men As they enter The hall. First
class music IS assured.
Mrs Cecil Higgins and son or II
comic street, after a severe illness
are improving
Mrs. William H. Booker after 4
brief visit with Gardiner rei1tiTes.
returned home. Thursday
Charles z. Jenness Of Augusta was
n town. Wednesday,. Mr. Jenness
vas formerly Il member OF the Ma :
rine Aviation Corps.
Harold I>eay Mss Injs CAreSe
Keay ana Ed Libby OF Albion We're
recent guests of M and Mrs clyde
Libby.
Bayard Company, Nc. 9. Uniform
Rank. knights If Pythlas will hoil
jhe.r annual hall at the Tacornet
Cub House. FRIDAY evening. Feb. IS
Al members are requested TO appear
III uniform and 10 wear side arms
and white gloves. The public - n
vired.
Mrs. Charles Downs, after L severe
illness IS improving.
Mrs. Elmer Tnzicr anI daughter.
Miss Natalie Tozier. after a visit
with South Gardiner and South
Dresden relatives. returned Wedres-
day evening
Chester Ellis OF Augusta VAS n
town. Wednesday,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-28
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings n All
the Leading Stocks

New York. Feb 27-Except Tor a
slight slackenIns or yesterday $ rapid
pace, tradins N stocks today differed
n no particular from the genera! trent
issues were AGAIN active and mostly
higher. the movement occasionally COM
prem ndins the more stable issues
News and developments OF the So
dit!ons apart from an easier tone for
time funds Less concern was felt re-
garding labor CO.. ditiors. although scat
tered adv!ces h!nteu d : further cessa-
ton II -ct!vlty N leading industrial
lines.
O,ls displayed persistent heavness.
sustaining several reversa!S. but in
proved moderately II the inai hour.
The trading Of that period embraced
heavy buying OF feathers at gains OF
two 20 four points
United states Steel had is place on
large turnover, bur closed unchanged
after having RISEN a fraction 10 a new
level for the present movement. Ike
lated shares made d better showing,
notably cruc,bie Steel and American
Car.
Metals were higher as group, de-
velopins marked activity AID strength
despite announcement Of postpon -
rrent Of the copper producers neet!n..
Pools n touaccc. 'wHiskey' and suga:
stocks experienced little difficulty n
advancing those ISSUES.
Hugh grade rails we're .trrn to strong.
St Paul shares weakening but r1.lyin !,
later although the absence of quo.
rum again prevented action on the pre-
ferred dividend. ea.es amounted 10
800 shares.
The BOND market was dull. a stead, :
tone ruling for popular issues. Liberty
Us were strongest of the domestic no.
tations. Total sales. par value. ag-
sregated s1l..ou.1o. Old [. s 7onds
we're unchanged on cal!
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LTTCHFIELD

PLAINS-Pin Tree school. under the
leadership of the tea cher Miss Etae
Ashford. celebrated Lincoln ami
Washington birthdays together FRIDAY
afternoon with appropriate exercise.
The room was vary prett!ly decorated.
\ number of visitors were present
among whom gas Mrs Henderson. the
superintendent. Ice cream and cake
we're served.
Eerod Buck.in Of Lewiston was a re-
cent visitor IN town.
r. E Niles of Lisbon Falls was
sunday guest az the home of !. "
Niles.
Mr. and Mrs Fay Sylvester were
weekend guests in town
Alton Parker, who has been at s..
Mary's general hospital for the past
seven weeks. was able 70 return home
Thursday.
c. {. Parker vino has been III Al
Lewiston. returned nome Sunday
The pie social gwen by The girls class
for the benefit Of the sunday school.
was very much Of success the net
receipts for the pie sale was about SIC
A dne program was given. Ono Of N.
interesting features VAS a Washington
Ratchet contest \ prize Washington
pie was given 10 the one who succeeded
after being blindfoided 70 PIN the
Ratchet the nearest in position for use
IN washingtonS hand; the prize winner
was Mrs. Thelrna Tozier
a j! Fish met with very painful az
cident Saturday while hauling lumber
when he received very serious injury Z,
his ankle which will oDiige him 10 re
main quiet tor some time.
Mr. and Mrs. E. w Pierce were -
cent callers at the home OF M and Ms
B z. Small.
Fred Weeks vas a business visitor a.
Gardiner Monday.
II. W Maxwell and Mrs. c. r Pow
ers went Monday 10 Monmouth called
there by the illness OF Mrs. W r. LORI.
E. 7. Small vas A business visitor At
Lewiston Monday.
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WINTHROP

Abenaki Chapter. q. Z. S. VIII held
its regular meeting. Friday might.
Feb. 18th. and the officers will be IN
stalled for the coming year The
grand matron Of the Grand Chapter
of Maine will be the installing officeT
and all members are requested to be
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parkman Collins have
been recent guests Of Mrs. Collin 5
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. D French
Mrs Collins is teacher in the San
ford High school and Mr.. Collins $
IN the aviation corps.
weekend guest Of Mr. and Mrs. l.
r Carleton.
Mr and Mrs. NJ F Richardson Of
North Monmouth were guests OF Mr..
Lucy Davis. Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Shaw and two children
returned last week from Troutdale.
where they have been for the past
Shaw's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Murray
w z. Hayward. who passed the
early part Of the winter at Daytona-
Fla. tas gone TO Kansas. where his
SON Guy, and his daughter Aida
have an apartment for the winter
Quarterly Conference was heir
"Wednesday 10 the Methodist church.
Rev. D. 3. Holt officiating.
EAST-The Boy Scouts Of East
Winthrop At the last regular meet
ing had supper with the members cf
the troop committee present. and the
occasion was enjoyed by all. Twn
overseas men. Sergt- Willard Jack
son and Corp. E. P. Hewitt. 55th
Artillery. Of this town will speak TO
the boys at the next regular meeting
The Scouts have n club room IN he
yslla1n
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OAKLAND

Frank Bridges who has been con-
lined 10 his home by iilness, IL nucI
improved
DR. and Mrs. v. C. rotnan we're vis-
itors in Portland rhursday
Elijah Written OF MooseheAd lake IS
visiting at the home of his sister. Mrs.
VIII Groves, fo- the week.
Mrs. Frank Bridges has gone 70 Be
grade TO visit .r mother. Mrs. Free
man Nelson. for a few days
NJ. and Mrs. Charles Biaisdell have
returned from visit with MIR Blais-
deils brother Ernest Blaisden OF DeX-
ter.
A special meeting Of the Red Cross
society will be held in the lecture ROOM
Of the library tonight al 80 The ma
ter of having =. lecture by Ellics y
Spear. a returned Canadian soldier at
wide experience. 1t is earnestly hoped
there will be a large attendance a.
this meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Williams are the
parents baby boy bora Monda
Weighing nine pounds. and has been
named Lawr-nce.
Mrs. Alice Owen has returned tc her
home IN MADISON after visiting her son,
Lyle owen % OAK stree.
Morrison Libb' has returned from 4
few Gays business trip 10 Augusta
Mrs. Emily Brown has returned ~
Bath. where. she is employed, after
visiting her mother. Mrs. Clyde
Soule
Mrs. Eugene Perry Of Falrtiel!
-,
Barnes of Portland
Elmer Trask has returned from
>kowhegan and Cornviile where he
has been for the past week on busI
ness.
The 'Idlers' will meet Friday owe
ming al TIE home OF Mrs J. E Har-
ris of Church street. At $50 COW
cred dish supper will be served.
Barzill Wood has resumed his dli-
ties at the Wyandotte Worsted mill
in Waterville.
George Or,niston has returned from
visit with relatives in Lawrence
and Plymouth. Mass.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler AMI
! Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles Bartlett at
| tended the all-day Grange rneetin,
! WI lcll, "siS ltiu III sidney thursday
! Chester Page. designer at the
American Wooden mill. left Thursda Y
on a business trip TO New York.
Private Percy Crosby of Fairfield.
who was a member Of the Machine
Gun Co. l03rd Infantry. and has Just
returned from overseas. was calling
on Old friends in town THURSDAY
Mrs. Harry Higgins Of Amin"
street has gone TO Grey's hospital IN
Waterville for treatment
/ Mrs. Frank Norris and Mrs. Carr Will
l!ams Of Wa;erviile we're guests Thurs
day Of Mrs. Henry Pooler,
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Sons Il
Veterans will hold its regular msetn:
Friday evening in the post rooms
: At the regular meeting of Acme Re-
bekah Lodge Thursday evening the mi
r.atory degree was conferred on one
candidate.
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.. white 1905 cost and freight New

No. !: white 1903 cost and freight New
York.
cATS-Spct easy; STANDARD SsTSsl
LA RD-W eak- middle west a5.oH $50
BCTTER-Fir-m. receipts 500 creaH m
cry higher than extras 5S1oSs. cream
cry extra - score. 55I55s: nrsts +ssn
49, packing stock current maka 10. J
J4I24s.
E6IES-Firm. receipts .. Is cases:
fresh gathered extras 44sI4a, fresn
gathered regular packed extra tirsts tSS8
ga; DO. nrsts +2a-3: state. Pa. anu
nearby western hennerv whites me 20
fancy aST5s: state. Pa. ana nearby ten
nerv whites ordinary 10 prime JJH ~.
state, Pa. and nearby hennery browns
44n+s; DO. gathered brown and mixed
colors @An+Ss
POTATO ES-F' rm Bermuda sbis. 30
IfnHa; Virginia hcls r-5132S
CA BBAGEs-9uie, prices unchanged
SCGAR-Raw steady. centrifugal.
~ nne cranulatea 40
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Boston Produce Market

Boston. FEB. -.
BEEF-Tl oire whole cattle =.
BJTTER-S0rtierr. creamery extras
53Na3i western 'roamery extras al3n :.
CHEESE-New ~ork twins choice
fresh a:N3i.
CORN-No yellow 153T I5i
EGGS-Nearbv hennery 54a55 es,-
ern extras 4ST4a
FLot R-Spring patents. l96-lb. sacks.
iIn,al13n
HAY-No. ! timothy 3lm32
thanksgiving 5,a3oo.
CATs-Fancy, 80 10 .2-lb sachs. I
PORK Medium backs 5lea
POTATOES-MdIue, Per 100 bs.. -
gao
SCGAR-Granulated. wholesale a35
per 100 pounds N bulk.
VEAL-l2u1f
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Miss Alice Manter

Miss Alice Man,er died Thursday aft
ernoon after several weeks illness az
the home of her brother George Man
ter, on the sidney road. Miss Mantef
was born in Sidney March 30. 1851, the
daughter Of Daniel and Sophronea Aa.-
lev Manter, but had resided n Oah-
and the past u years. In Cecembe-
she went 10 Sacramento, Cal, 10 pass
the winter with relatives. hut owing %
poor health returned IN January and
had since been at the home Of her
brother She il survived by one broth
er, George Manter Of Sidney; two repil-
ews. Rev. George c. Manter OF Hilton.
y. Y. and seldom Manter OF Sidney
three I.eces. Mrs Mar" Lewis and Mr.,
Bertha Bailey " sidney and Mrs Kath-
crime Sprasue Of Topsham. Funeral
services will De announced later.
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BURNHAM

John wymau Of Augusta has been
visiting his father George wyman.
Lemuel kimball. who IS working
in the woods at Bald Mountain. was
at home for Il few days.
Lewis Wyman Of Pressure Isle
visited his sister, Mrs. Frank Mitch
ell.
Percy Morrison Of Skowhegan 10
driving a team for William Greg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-28
LOCAL NOTICE

c. P Hannafori & Son. the RexaIl
Druggists. have Just received Iop
pounds OF fine chocolates. In pound
boxes which they offer at the special
price of SIC. for Friday and Sa,urda y
only. They also have received a ship
ment of Victor and Columbia records.
All the new March records in stock.
Better drop in and hear them as there
is a shortage Of records at the pres
emit time. feb2S-mari
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. Fen. :
EOGS-Recefpts 45,t,o. Marke, steady
At yesterday average Light nos
neglected Estimated tonorrpw 5 30
choice beef ana butcher cattle !. TO -
cents higher other slow, canners AMI
cutters = TO n cents lower; calves -
cents higher; feeders strong ESJIInat-
ed tonldrro" h"'. lows ana leiiers ~
Ql;5"' and Gamers ana. c.:ttnrs 'esrTy1:i'
rEEf-sece,Ft lg.hA. Marker most
i y cents ligher- EsJ.!na ed :ot.:"rrOH
$40 The tay prices STAND.
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Chicago Produce Market

Uncertainty as % whether ne hog
March ed 10 a good e,ea. of weakness
today III the corn market The clos.
although steady -aaged all The WA
from the same as Yesterdays 'insh 70
: is over, with My I-3l 20 % 81 and
July "a IS. oats declined is ID : cent
net and provisions 10 cent; 10 =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-28

destruction Of German autocracy and
Prussian militarism mot to destroy
a people; and We must recognize the
fact that in Germany German auto
cracy and Prussian mili,arism rule
the people. and thank God that the
German autocracy and the Frussian
militarism has been destroyed for
auar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-28
For Sale-Real Estate
100 Acres $3.50. with
Stock, Tools. Crops Included

Mi!e manufacturing village. stores.
cnurcnes, sc; > mile llustIing r. r..
.own. within miles : thriving mani
t .1 urins towns. cities. Productive
; ,ns. spring watered pasture. estimate eel
~ cords wood; 100 apple trees. Giso
pears. piums. reaches. cherries. grapes.
berries io-room house. barns. 3 poultry
houses &c. Family reasons forcin"
SAFE includes horse. , cows. cat. ":
1ehs moving machine. horse rake
blows; cuitivators. harrows. gas engine
.nl me machinery. wagons. haT-
nesses, nay, straw. potatoes. corn, oats,
vegetables. lifted wood. s2sto part down.
gets all. Details page I. Bargain Cata-
log. copy free. Dept. &c. St-ou,s Farm
Agency. "a Washington St, Boston.
febaSdi .
SMALL FARM IN ACGCS STA LOCAT-
ed u miles from kennebec bridge Oh
burnS road, s-room house. barn. wagon
mouse. hen house, pasture for ) mead.
excellent water supply and small wood
iot. Jennie smith. Augusta. Name. Tel
ephone 3l9-I. T. L. =. No. 1.
tebssdSt-
0-ACRE FARM II CHELSEA. ;,
miles from Augusta. s. E. Chase. q
Water St. Hallowell, Me. fen2.dSt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-28

A Warnino-to feel tired before
exertion ID not iaziness-it's a sign tina.
the system lacks vitality. and needs the
tonic effect OF Hood Saraaparflla. SUI
ferers should not delay. Get rid Of that
tired feeling by beginning to take Hood )
SarsaparlllA today.-Adv.
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New York Money Market

New York. Feb ..
Mercantile paper l-id5a.
Sterling 69-ciay bills AS.
Commercial 80 day bills on BANKS
Az ga.
Commercial 5o-day bills Al, demand
AS So. cables i..6 is.
Francs. demand $40 IS. cables 5..5 -
builders. demand IL. cables IL 3.l6
Lire. demand $685.. cables s 3d.
Rubies. demand rs. cables "a nominal
Mexican dollars ~
Government bonds irregular.
Railroad hondo STEADY.
Time loans arm; -. 20 days and six
months 5i15 "a
Gail money iriner; high low and r,lI-
ing rate 5. closing bid :. offered at a
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A Good
BUY

The property at II High street.
Augusta. Seven room house, built
eight years. hard wood floors. bath.
furnace heat and electric lights. In
excellent condition. House newly
painted with best paint. Chance for
garden. Must be sold. Far further
particulars inquire at Fred A. Ll'y's
shose store. HaIIoweII. Me-. or Phone
$685..
febaSGI yk<
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New York Producs Market

New York. Fen. =.
WHEAT-Spot steady; No. : red 3s4s
track New York
CORS-Spot easy. No. yellow and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-28
The Original aud Only
Lolita J. Darling the
Famous Psychic Wonder

has at the earnest request OF the peo-
nile consented 10 remain at the Hotel
North a while longer. Mrs. Darling
hopes that the many disappointed
ones she was unable to see during
the rush may come again when she
will give them Valuable Facts.
feb21d3t
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TO THE HoMEsEEkER

~ -. FS"eo@6N1N
Stop paying rent. own home of v-Uc
own. | have 2 some good trades II
modern homes in Augusta or itailoWeii.
Also = good list OF farms. UItice az
house. ~ child ST. Tel Iosl-H. I. :
tIce, Real Estate. Augusta. Me.
lantihdl mo
THE / OF n. 81 . K X L L l.E5i-
dence. NO. ll3. north side oil Nlntarop
street, Augusta, Name, Tor Sa.e 10 set
tie estate. ErlCK nouse and large lOs o.:
land desiraoiy located Inquire or A.
u. Goddard. Hotel North. Augusta, or
- T. Williams. Iieal Estate Agent, city
ipay;6drr
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AM READY NOW TO BOOK ORDERS
for day old chicks. from new ana
healthy stock Of r. l. keds Sal, az 10 Is ~.
Xdams. winthrop. Maine. tenAdAmo'
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HOUSE AND LOT. I6s CENTRAL. ST.
feoesdi y.
BOOMING HOUSE. DOING COOL
business. nicely furnished. ? rooms.
1eason Tor selling. poor health. Mrs.
W. tOrbush. l36 Water St, Gardiner.
feb-sdl~
FARM OF TIE LATE ]. H. PEAR
son n the IOWA If China. ; niles from
1 naS, va. y assA q on lthe snorr about
You'd. test t!Ilage. tiood nine room
Noise. GOOD barn. Ca~-iage. hen ara .,e
houses Good level and and free f-ot.
rocks : IT PARTICULARS apply 10 C. =
tearsOn, IS Bowdoln street, Winthrop.
N1sa ;ebsd- n
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. HOME.
anu income. TOO. Broom house fur
nlshed or unfur.!ched. $50 per mo IN
come Beside rooms Tor yo urseif Rea
son selling. going ava Address in
come, care Aennebec Journal.
feD2,do,
FABTEN COTTAGE-TEIS BEACTi-
fui and we'll known cottage situated az
the Outlet Lake Cobbossee. all nicely
furnished. including dishes and ~cohin,
utensils. nee range. large double We
randall. sleeping porch all screened n,
nice we'll Of pure spring water: this cot
tase Will accommodate eiZht people
NICE snore frontage. good fisnIng and
coating. L .arge boat house. a n.ce mo-
tor BOAT. Also piano. IN fact every
thing goes and II is all in nice -epa r
inside and out. The owner is about }
make c1.n6e az once and makes this
low price. Si+i1 taxes everything: 10
not DELAY E. +. Eice. Real Estate. AL
gusta. Ne. Tel iQ6l-W. 'eblSd.w
COY NLLLAGE, ROME SOCTi+
TnOrdston. about niles from, The CAY
OF Rock!and. Maine. state road =
room house with ce.uented cellar. Large
Darn ana Sned connected with house
all IN goo,i condition. water AZ sink a
acres good garden land and 30 fruit
trees. large frontage en- street. BACK
postofFce. school and church. vii. sell
direct to purchaser at a real bargain
$500. Full particulars Of T. w. Col
Inns. owner, IS North Main street. Rock
land, Maine. teD11d-o2:: .
io5s GREE., ST. TWO Family
house. hard wood doors. electricity, wa
Ter, good paying property. pig bargain
10 close estate. Inquire at is so. Chest.
nut St, or Jonn F. Wright. Wiscasset
OR TO LET-STORE ON BUSINESS
street Winthrop. Maine. VIII MAJ
ness Apply AZ Augusta Trust Co. All
Ian3idt I
TO- THE HcMESEEkER
Stop paying rent. own i home of v-u7
own. have z some good trades n
Also = good list Of farms. U!tice az
al In
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+ : X I1ALE'S LCNCi:
f. teD35d5t
-AaA +.ANr, WITH SMALL.
r same. Man used SC
- and .ean. 8. y. Gorden. Route
-;sta. feoSi3t
F:ST Lass LINOTYPE OPERA
aec.-34- 9Irnal Co. Augusta.
fab5dte
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FOUND

PocKErpooK. OWNER NAY HAVE
zane bv calling at "a Chapel street. All
gusta, proving property and paving Tor
"a feb1SSf3t"
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Now, my friends. the arml4tlce Is
too recent. either for commercial rea-
sons Of the future. or for academic
distinctions between governments and
peoples to bubble upon words. or to
get away from the plain. clean man
date Of that resolution which applies
TO no other than the man who has
left these shores. gone over there.
committed an overt act against this
government or its associates. and
now or later seeks to return. He is.
as the lawyers would say, equitably
estopped. He il in justice debarred
forever from these shores. Gentle
men. I hope this resolution will have
a passage. applause
Mr. BOWIE Of Falmouth: Mr..
Speaker and gentlemen OF this
Legislature; I nope that the impress
sion does not go out to this Les!sia-
ture that either one Of the gentlemen
who have made remarks here upon
this important issue against the adop-
ton IT this resolution are in any way
pro-German. Cato. that great Roman
senator. always ended all Of his
speeches in the Senate after Rome
had failed to bring about treaties and
negotiations satisfa Glory to the Rom
an government with Carthage land
as FOR the rest hope that Carthage
will DE destroyed I agree with
Brother Maher Of Augusta that this
country. or our nag. knows no mon
arch. II knows no king. and just as
the people Of Rome were united for
the destruction OF Carthage. 50 every
single American citizen with true
American love in his veins WAS
united. regardless Of social. political
party, or any other difference for the
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The nrst page ana IN line SIX upon the
second page. We want TO do the
thing which is right IN regard to this
resolution. which is merely an express
sion of sentiment of the men here
gathered who are representing the
people OF the State of Maine. and in
some sense assumed to be the Sentl-
nent Of men who want to do the
right thing with reference to America.
and 10 those with whom America has
been associated. These two words
are returned and return" Recog-
nlzing all that has been said with ref
erence 10 the distinction between the
German Government and the German
people. the blight Of this resolution is
applicable to those German or Aus
TRAN reservlsts who we're IN the Unit
ed States for purposes Of their own
a, the outbreak OF the war. or during
the same. and who left the United
States for purposes of their own. and
who It IS now meant 10 reach If they
seek 70 return. II they left the United
States and went back and acted in
opposition to the United States or TO
any of the powers associated with the
United States. IN other words that
man who came 20 these shores well
coined IN the name Of that broad lib
erty which is the Genesis Of this
country. that man who was false to
the welcoming Of this country and
false TO the traditions Of this coun-
try. and then avaiIed himself Of the
devilish policy Of the German Empire
which permitted dual citizenship.
namely a citizenship in the United