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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-22
SAN FRANCISCO,
 SCHOOL CHILDREN
 SAVE LARGE SUMS

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 22.-Publit school pupils of San Francisco have saved $500,000 in the last eight years according to report made by Philip J. Lawler, manager of the Bank of Italy's school savings department, to c. A. Farnsworth, Associate Director of the United States War Loan Or ganization for the Twelfth Federal Reserve District. In 1911-12 the bank started it's thrift work in the schools, issuing school penny stamps. In the last two years thrift and war savings stamps have been sold in connection with the school penny stamps.
 For the last 105 school days Law Ter reports the school children have saved $41.578.74, and the total nu- Der of individual students purchasing penny, thrift, and war savings stamps was 90,941. Sales of thrift and war savings stamps amounted to $27,- O07J65, while school penny stamp sales totaled $14.571O9.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-22

Electrical. cooking appliances Juneau Hardware Go. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-22
FURTHER INQUIRY TO
 BE MADE BY NATION
 INTO MEXICAN ARRESTS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-The State Department has ordered a fur ther inquiry to be made into the ar rest and detention at Mazatlan, Mex ico, of two blue jackets on Novem Der 12. It is said that the American consul has been ordered to investi gate and make a report. The mer arrested are H. V. Leonard and H. o Martin of the submarine tender Pock OmOkO.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-22
COURT MARTIAL FIGURES

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The an nual report of Maj-Gen. Crowder shows that in the last fiscal year 16,547 persons were tried before general courtmartial and 85 per cent. convicted, Of the charges against officers, one-third compris- ed drunkenness, absence without leave or conduct unbecoming to an officer. while one-half of the charg- es against enlisted men were for de- sertion, absence without leave, dis obedience, and sleeping on post Death, penalties totaled 165, and exc cution was consummated in 35 cases, 10 in France and 25 in the United States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-22
MINISTER EMPLOYS
 NEGRO JAZZ BAND
 TO AROUSE PATRONS

DENVER, Colo, Dec. z2.-Rev. Lackland, pastor of the Grace Meth odist Episcopal church hcrs, an. nounced Sunday that he would have real negro jazz orchestra before the pulpit on Sundays to try and aro1se some enthusiasm into t1e congrega. tion. Jazz music woke the mel; rp in France" said the minister, and why not in church also"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-22
MAs0NIC NOTICE

Stated Communication Mount Jul neau Lodge F. & A. M. Monday evening, December 22 at 1880 clock for transaction of business and the annual election of officers. Ligh, refreshments.
 adv. HARRY BROWN. Sec'y.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-22

Unbreakable Toys and Dolls at Miss Wahlgreen's ,Needlecraft Shop 221 Seward street, phone AT. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-22
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

For Information as to identity Of
 person who took set of bob sleds from in front of my barn on Will
 loughby Ave. w. D. Brown Front St. .sy r. 4s aoV-
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-22

Don't forget your Christmas Cand at Goldstein's Emporium. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-22

New shipment of toys at the Post office Store. Before buying see them. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-22

Masks aud wigs, for sale at Guys Drug Store. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-22

Headquarters for Ladysmith Coal. Juneau Transfer Co.,. Phone 48.-adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-22
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS ON JUNEAU.SITKA ROUTE

Owing to the docks being closed Thursday, Christmas Day, we re-
 quest that all shipments be on dock not later than 12 o'clock Wednes- day. KAISER & DAVIS TRANS FORMATION co. adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-27

farence and the ratification Of the
peace treatv-have been sadly bun
gied. The failure OF the Senate to
approve of the treaty in SEINE form
in very bitter disappointment to all.
except those comparatively FEW who
sincerely believe i. ought Ia have
been defeated A few also felt il
should have been ratified precisely
as Ii waE presented. but II we nave
any means Of testing popular senri-
mef1t- the great majority OF Amer
leans wished II ratified prvmpxir
with reasonable reservations. Be
cause or lamentabie g3stinacy IN
enc side and petty maneuvering on
the other, ratification failed. We
sught to remeYnber ttlHt the treaty
10 not President Wilson's treaty or
Senator Lodges treaty. The Amer
icAn people protest agninrt either
party making the treaty the football
" politics II is time tn say clearly
that we are sick and tired or men
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-27
AUGUSTA LOCALS

SGIsGa u tu0fIv<oUtNsW8s
h whittier are you hound. Captain
Etandist!. with your gun
Ard THE hunting knife SO kasn IN your
neit Of broad shRsreene
IL it ranBH FOX or Indian that u
doomed 10 be undnnes
u IN rgDIng IL me rnfSBf, IRr oGr0D Ixl1S
frozen field,
b t.n giean and glitter Of the Enpw-
enc-1sted Doughs
Bur the Indian amt the fDx, and the
CON- N the rocks
To n saoi Erpm any musket wiz this
day nave ID yield.
For Tie there's betIer game, and the
Red man hRs the same
al ms dinner IN the wigvRm as IN our
festAl board.
Hns aur day of glad thanksgiving for
INT mercies Of the Lord
For the erDDs. the household IRE. fnr
TIT cattle in the nyre-
AM VI fenst, with prayer and praiseH.
o. ne best the fields anDru.
|E sturdy men that constitute q long
enduring State.
|k lonk aduwn the future I can See
hem. veRr by wear,
Fellow us as they are able, with tn.
turkey on the liable.
Ar the pies IN generous secti0RE, and
the berries and confecti0ns.
w granaam. aunt and uncle. and
nlanY children dear
q TINS FIRST Of our Thanksgiving, while
we BOW our heads for grace.
~ pray for those that shall be hey9
wren We have paused away,
Tn; when they shall take our place.
LIE descendants of our race,
Iher may have such cauBe for thank
fu!neEs as we have found today
-RsEslier JonnsDn, IN Boys Life fDr
November
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-27
He'll Appreciate
Vigilance Of Ken
nebec Wardens

A mRn from another county arriv-
&c III Augusta on 4 forenoon train on
" Wednesday,, ha wing with him two
pnrrridges. he YVES acc0sted by "A
garne warden and asked fur his era
dentinls as a hunter and with some
reluctance finally consented To pro-
euce them, saying II was the first
time ne had ever been held up in
all his travels about the StaIs.
The man linen proceeded on his way
via the Winthrop ELECTRIC and on
arrival at Manchester was accnSted
by another warden, with whom lie
nan much the same experience. The
mans attitude WIS such that the
waruen called the department and
the department. not having heard
NJ the first and local wRrden's expe-
rierce. immediately sent another
warden To interview the hunter. War
Gen NO. 3 arrived after the man sac
left Manchester Forks for a 5.ace in
he country. but sent word that he
would call Or him.
To round out the full measure Of
lis troubles with the wardenB. If has
10 be told that a strange gentleman
at the rTiilroad station, noticing that
the man was carrying two partridges.
TAILED him in an ofihand way, pass
ing some remark about his bag of
game and carrying II in the open
slc- The man did nor know il. but
ne was talking with the communication
er himself
Anu, albeit, he had never before
been held up" by a warden I'm all
ms travels throughout the State. -
the Waldo county man will probably
have q very vivid remembrance and
apprscint1en of the vigilance of the
kenneber cuunty wardsns. after 1av-
ing been held up" by three within
a distance Of five miles-even though
ne hello all the necessary legal pa
pers for hunting and having game in
his possession.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-27
UNION ESPEE
THANKSGIVING N
AUGUSTA CHURCHES

Union vagpcrs win be hslf in An 1nuls
church n P. X. min Thanksgiving
cay. The order Of service viii bs:
Preluds 6Beglnning NJ - P. Nj
1nvocati0n by the Rev. Y. Q. Anderson.
Congregational hymn announced by ths
Rev. e. 8. Philhruok-
Wood- .. D.
Choir LYNN. America the beautiful :"
cFax1ane.
Prayer by the Rev ". ]. Layton.
Response by the Choir.
The address by the Rev James H
Ecoh. ., D.
Anthem, aye Shall Go Out With Jog.
Earnby.
D6er1pry.
congregational Hymn. announced b,
the Rev. A Francis Waich.
ThE Star Spaugisd Hammer by Mr..
Purintnn-
Benedicripn BY the mtnistnr Of All Souls
church.
Chuir.
Mics Elizabeth j. Noble. soprano and
Lender: Mrs. j. A Anderson. upnrraitu;
Mr.. Albert r L.ar1h. tenor and Mr..
Earle r. Hayes. bass. Orgauist, MIR
Thanksgiving day viii be observed a.
ST. Mark church by a celebration Of
the Holy Communion al I'D A NJ and
a childrers eucharist at s.0 A. NJ,
when the children of st. Marks and 8;
Larnabas' church schools win sing the
service and bring an Offering OF fruit or
vegetables To be placed On the altar
and around the chanpel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-27

ing such feluuiOus intent utterly
lacking. The plaintiff evidently took
the metal culvert In this case after
two conferences with the chairman
Of the relectmen and openly used it
in constructing a driveway across q
ditch in the highway for his employ
er. MIR. Cpburn. expecting that MI
Coburn would pay for ii If the town
officers exRcted pay, or H they did
not require compensation. that MIR.
C0burn would raceive II m had many
other pttisens undsr like conditions.
L. It In the duty OF town ofiners
chargsd with the expsnditure OF
money to make a fuil and detailed
report Of al their financial sFansac-
tions in behalf Of the t0Wn, with a
fun account Of rcreipts and dis
burssments OF indebtedneag and re-
sCurusa. tDgefhsr with q Iist IT gil
dei. neuent taxpayers ana Tho amurnt
due frum each. r 3. CHIP 4. Sec 46.
a report published within the 70.
cuiremsnrs ana spirit of that Stnfus
would doubtless be regarded az priy-
leg1d.
5. When. however, the selectmeu
IN this case went further anc pub
lisiaed the libeigus ci1nree VI larceuy
against the plaintiff they rransrsnd-
ed their duty. stepped outside the
protection OF privileged cnmuunira-
ton and bscame amendabie To the
law. The privilege is ouiy cDmmen-
surutR with the duty.
8. The verdict IL mt excess,we.
The plaintiff is a reputable citizen
hDlding an important position with
q l1cl industry. The DESCENDANTS by
virtue - thair official position WE'RE
also man Of infinenca whose words
0rried weight. These town repurts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-27
RESCRIPT

The following rescript was no.
ceived "wednesday by chnsiet w
Jones, clerk Of courts for Kennabec
county:
Piscstaquis County-Arthur Stan
ley Va. Elmer J. Primes ct als. Re-
script, Cornish. c. J.
Action ON the case for libel. by
tn. publication by the defendants.
selectmen Of the town oc Sanger
among the available assets OF The
TOWN this izem: Arthur Stanley.
LARCENY Cuipert, $50" The defend
ants pisadsd the truth of thu srnre-
meut and also that the worcs were
pravilsGad bocause wrirIsn and pub
liEhsd by them In the performance
Of sheir ufacial duty The Jlry re-
turned q verdict in favor Of fbs
ptainfiH fur S1sD9. Upon motiDn fur
rew trial by deesndauts 4 "a
HaId:
1. The pfantsa wurds. ~ itnruting
a crime were acti0nabie pr H.
2. The plaintiff WAS not guilty q
iarreny there under the laU1 deA-
nitiun IL TINT ter1n.
In ordsr to cotlsEfktife hncsny
there must be not only q taking and
carrying away Of tim Uu0dB Of an
other, but there 1aast aim exist cun-
temuoransgusly a 1elnaiUus INTENT an
the uurt Ut the talDr wi1ich nnnans
q linking without excuse or cu4nr *
rigiat, with TIM in1saf b asUk4xe TN
owner pArmananfiy az hin pruperty
and all c1upsssaaei0n fher11W.
g. The jury wsre jnstfllsa Ia ind
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-27

ware &is6uteG sannng tn sgknD e
the tDWu- Copies Mns1 be aep slid
n fhe 0f1les of thu sclacfmen q
clsxk there to rsmain Is - paxt If
fhe sfchizss q thu t1un. r. s. Gimp.
4 saI- = Such rEpurts me also re-
auireA by Statute To 10 6led IN
TIE State library, there &c -emnln IS
a pErt Of the archives OF the State.
B. = Chap. 2, Sec Il. Prilted oEka-
mz:lnn - mnD patEut than spoken
hef.aHhE mnre permanent 4 CRIMINAL
chm ~ EndE Under such circun-
stances If therefore u ncH SERIOUS
maxfzr.
AnreCxsc TIM a<ti<ude and cu1duct
Of the attendants thruuEhouf tn
vhnle frauEac1ion ware snch as u
warrant the jury in awarding punt
tive dazn2ges IL they saw IL to do %.
Motion overruled- Judgmsn1 On the
verdict.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-27

VINO Ref1res from Carriage Making
After 4B Years in Same Shop
"Oh, shall not stop working" he
said. II have always worked and
am going 70 work now, but do not
feel like carrying the responsibility
OF the whole shop any longer
MIR. Chandler Is Y years of aga, but
looks hardly more than SO or e.. He
attributes his health to his active Life
which has taken him much out Of
doors rs well as in his shop. He has
never been Ill except for an attack
of appendicitis a few years agD
He began work at his trade with
the former proprietor of the Bangor
street carriage shop. J. A. Mitchell
and worked with him for 16 ysars
When Mr.. Mitchell died Mr. Chandler
bought the business and has carried
IL On Up To the present time He has
done general business IF carthage
making and repairing. all the work
having been done in the shop with
the exception of the uphaisfaring. He
has made an kinds of carriages. Con-
cords, democrats. grocery wagons,
dump carts truck wagons. sleis and
sleighs. For the past few wears the
automobile has been taking the place
Of the light driving buggy in which
Bil used I'd take his girl out on Sun
day afternoon and he bulk of NJ
Chandler's work has been heavy cart
building and repairing He has closed
out his stock and tools and the BUSH
ness will not he resumed. The-build-
ing is owned by z. 4 Eussey who will
probably tear it down and put up 4
garage i1its place.
Mr. Chandler SERVED FIVE vears il,
the City government, having been
three years a member of the cit V
council and two years on the board
Of aldermen. He alsD served ls years
in the FIRE department He has a
host OF friends who are sorry to see
his shop closed but agree with him
that a change VIII do him good.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-27

~. be- thirty in yaarS. Dun 9 you
You Ne ~ 5.aiaeG. gray, 1r your mir 3
r. Dalu sc-aGSiy aud uNeE-lnnkfng,
b Oil Til surely take YOU % - many
I.srs oiaef lis; ,..,,r,s~ f>A~A dry.
Whel M sc-agria. when II fnlls out
|5saher new nair cannpf S5DW, the
)adiE o., DE immedi1ke1T vtfRHzed
|osif san. nuur,sned. 70 dD this
tnf % ssfe1y anu al iitf1e AxDenze.
lrieAis 1nriling SO effective - Fariaian
per- nm n fu-rnl winch yun nAn gE II
~ ,lI a truc and inlet c0unters.
gov -r,1taed I'd abolish dRndrun-
Is - Ken and falling hair and
POI sr new growth or mnney re-
sofnp IS IN great demand by dis
srosu women pecRuse II mak1s
a,- a soft, lusrrDuE. anAy tn IT.
10" aftractively and zppaar heavief
)ral 70 with Pa-isinn aake ID a
. hna1igilI-aagv to uEe, not sticky or
PsA. u'- fn. deIicaIely perf1Imed-an IA
pr. iinl3lQ free rum dangerous In
and guaranfeAd mt - cnl0r
sa,- NJ scalp. II Won want good
mar and plenty of It by all
eoA.as rs pa-iHian sRge-a little zffm-
soT helps insure beautiful hRar fDr
-, 10 eorls.-Adv.
S%r- de-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-27
A SERIOUS MATTER
The Shooting of inEulators to Cripple
Lighting System

The Shooting of inEulators to Cripple
Lighting System
The Central Maine Power Conn
CATION Of the CAUSE of the service
Interruptions in Augusta Saturday,
Sunday and Monday, when the peo-
pie Of the city were forced to do
without lights for a period each of
the three days. This investigation
shows that the Interruptions were
due to the fact that someone shot
away insulators on the high tension
line Of the company.
The company has a standing affer
Of $50 for information which shall
lsad to the arrest and conviction Of
anyone Destroying iusuiat0rs or any
other company property. This offer
lis being called to the attention Of the
public again today in an advertise
menf in the kennebec journal.
The Central Maine Power COM
pany officials urge that customers Of
the COMPANY Cooperate with them
in reporting the names Of anyone
who shoots away insulatnrs or n
other ways damage lines The COM
pany keeps its fnsulatprs in first
class condition. Those On the Line
where the interruption occurred
were recently replaced and are In
good condition. The line in patrofled
weekly and when last patr0lled
showed no defective insuiatprs. LIE
yund careful patrolling and the use
of first class insuIators and the offer
of q reward, the company can hardly
go.
II the public viii report cases Of
this kind Immediately the company
feels sure they win make possible an
arrest and conviction which should
SERVE az an example.
These Interruptions Inconvenience
households. they interrupt business
and industry and they are expensive
to the towns in which they occur.
The best way to avoid them is fDr
people To report to the company any
cn1es where they learn that anyone
has sifpt Or destroyed fnss1iators or
other Central Maine Power Company
property.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-27
Pres. Sills Raps
Political Obstinacy
on Treaty Question

Brunswick. Me-. Nov, 1-f-remnent
Kenneth c. n. silis in addressing thu
srudsufs OF BoWdnin cpllege befurs
Ieaving FIR their hames for the
Thanksgiving recess said thaf
Thanksgiving day cannpt be ceiH-
! ~nted this vear a. a national nDis
iday without realizing that twp Inn
-, RANT matrer-tife industrial cpn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-27

on either side who play the political
game with a matter es important AZ
thiE and we should demand that our
representatives, both in the Senate
and in the presidency. should
promptly get together and by a rea-
sunabie cumprunlise allpw us To take
our proper place with the other free
nations Of the world
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-27

Mains Anti Tuhsrcuiusis Associafisn
Mssiiisss FIR 1g2D Campaign.
we always look forward to
Thanksgiving an Obi Home Dav-a
Guy SGT apart fnr the family gather
ing. This IN the day when the
country roads, rpughana6 by No
vember frosts bscpme the prinutnaI
highways. They all Load back hpme.
Maine people ars proud of their
State not only because of its beauty
Of forests ana cuast which makes it
the hRVpy hunting ground OF New
England. but because of the good
strong piunser stock which has been
thu bOast OF har spns and daughters
II comes then as q shock to end
that CUR death rase rs high; our
state statistics show an alarming
state Of a1fairu. The fact that ene
out OF every twelve deaths in the
State Of Maine IL caused by tnlser-
culasis; the fact that when the
young men OF this State responded
tn the service calI-5T Per cent were
found physically unfif-has aroused
us To action.
Maine - again nDbiiiztng 1sr
another war. Scattered OVER ths
State are the thousands ef graves
which should never have bsen made.
tuberculosis IL a preventabie. and II
taken IN ttmR q cnrable dis0aAe.
Half the tragedy Of life il unns1d
through ignarnnEe.
The uan1e8 of rubercul0ais are I'M
sanitary conditions. mnlnutritipn and
lark Of Gods fresh air and sunlight.
Tbs Maine Anti TubergulDsis As
sOriatinn hAA iAunchsa q special
campaign against this diE8a1e' for
Ia3D and will uae every means
known to nrience to win out. The
ce-0parafinn az every citissn In
svery nDnnfy in Maine shDuld stand
behind this movement
tn help finanne this work the an
nual sale Of Red Crum Christmas
S9als will afnrt Dacsmber LIST
Hvsry cnra. parusl and gift sanf cut
rtis Christmas season should boar
the Christmas saai.
Buy 6sAls. L.st the year 1871 and
every county in Maine fortified with
health experts, madiczl supervision
and e trained nurse ut every cr0as
rrads 40 well an IN the hospitals.
Mr.. Reynolds Of waferviIle has
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-27

~ me -"guiar mesting Of Capftxi
~ iast Saturday evening, at
Iii army hall, the Third and
'uF'h degrees were conferred on a
.-ISS o q candidates. At the con-
u''oh VI the degree wsrk the us
hVest feast was served and q
gooc soctal time wns enjoy
r several visitors trurr other
- were present. Omrers fnr
~ onling year win be elerted af
Nrs[ nesting in Dacunhsr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-27

julius Il. Barnes, United States
wheat director says taking OF the
import embargo will reduce the price
Of some varieties of wheat fully 80
cents a buslfel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-27

~'aTence Aimbai. Carol Hutch
~ water Hutchinson, Paul Nc
oiarlck and Vernon Soule Of Bos-
university arrived in the city
I ueSaaT evening by automobile to
paSs thanksgiving at their humes
II the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-27
LOCAL NOTICE


iaiHiHo Scnooi fOr 0t1ruDD
ssnsau.ss m ssur Day
ms feature with the many ofnsr
a4s;es offered makss this sahosl
'ec'aliy attractive to the young
ah VINO desires To train fur q
located eight miles from
A'oh Il provides a pleasant hume.
- ezoaiient table ana IN m round
Z 'he including courses IN aonsa-
~D0s medical. nervous, msutal did,
A. - OBSTETRICS and surgery. These
-, gwen under abis teachers ana
~ -" @hown physicians and surypuns.
u+., salary allowed in f15 par month,
~ 'aundry and M eight hour dsy.
a. graduates of this sCiauoi are dig
80 ali state and nafipnal nurs-
. o.. ifs'ciasions and are suussusfuily
MI, s'h IN private. tustifurtnnsl.
NJ ~ health. army ana Rad cru0
,... 1I'er information may be oh
q. ny addressing TN rramc4pxa
sHs Arlington Trziuing Duhnsl fsr
r. lsa Hillside Ave-, Arlington
-~' MASS. noxZ7d1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-27

Miss -ora Pooier Of the journal
.'fre Ief7 Wednesday, evening for
c home II WarervtIls whars me
k"lA pass the holiday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-27

MISS Datiance Jackins rf thu Jour
| Ia once force left Wednesday eve
A'hs 10Y kennehunk where che win
0e lie guest Of friends over Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-27

Ars Emma Rollins Of this city
VIM recently fel and sustained a bad
(oreak ID one arm il resting cpmfor-
Fiably
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-27

Mrs. Florence Wallace OF Water
EFills was II the city Wednesday on
business