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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-01-08
FOLD ALL.
EMIL HOGBERG MAKES
THE SUPREME SACRIFICE.

This community was plunged into
deep gloom by the sad news contained
in a telegram received by Mr.. Andrew
lHogberg announcing that his son Emil,
was killed in action on Sept. %. He
answered his cOuntry's call the 9th of
May, 1913. Emil was faithful work
ler in both the Young Peoples Society
and in the Farmers Club here in Fol-
dahl. He was a splendid young man,
and was loved and respected by all
who knew him That he is not to re-
turn to his home and friends is greatly
to be deplored May those who mourn
him most and who will look in vain for
his Homecoming find consolation in the
fact that Emil Hogberg by giving up
his young life on the field of battle has
performed a greater service for his
country and for humanity than he
would have been able to accomplish in
a long life spent in Foldahl. He is
counted among the nations heroes and
all honor be to him. Long live his
memory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Malm and son call
ed at J. Haugen's Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Willer spent New
Years eve and New Years day at AL
| fred Willer's e u
Callers at J. Haugen's New Years.
day were: Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Willer
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Willer
and Olaf Willer. MT.
Mr.. and Mrs Ole Malm and son Ray
mond called at Svean's New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. Olson, the new
~ weds, returned home Saturday. zf
Quite a few young folks were enter
tanned at J. Haugen's on Saturday ey-.
ening, the evening being spent in play
ing games and cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred WilleT enter
tanned a few of their neighbors for
dinner on Sunday.
Olof Swanberg received telegram
on Friday from his son Eugene Levi,
that he arrived safely in New York.
School in Dist. 100 opened on Mon
day again with Mrs. G. A. Olson as
teacher.
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SOUTH
MARSH GROVE

Bonnie Vixie left last Tuesday for
Minneapolis to visit his brother.
Ole Vixie thought it best to use the
last day Of the year to get his seed
wheat from Haakon Hanson.
Torkel Vixie had the misfortune of
getting stuck in snow drift last Sat.
urday night coming home from Viking.
Harvig Engen visited L. Akre's last
Sunday.
Gunner johnson has purchased old
Nels Vixie's farm and has also moved
his family there.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. G. John
son entertained number of their rela-
tives in their new home.
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!. Foreign

A London dispatch says petition
signed by number of prominent Eng
lishmen has been presented to Premier
Lloyd George asking for the release Of
conscientious DIRECTORS. It says that
the signers are united in the opinion.
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg and
General Groener, Ludendorff's success
sor, are reported to be deposed, ac-
cording to Zurich dispatch, Both are
said to have declined to recognize the
Berlin soviet. @
4 Field Marshal Won Hindenburg and
General Groener, Ludendorff's sue
cessor, are reported to be deposed,
according to a Zurich dispatch. Both
are said to have declined to recognize
and take orders from the Berlin soviet.
q A Copenhagen dispatch says Ad-
miral Reinhardt Won Scheer, chief OF
the German admiralty staff, has re-
signed, according to reports from Ber-
lin. His resignation, it is said, was
voluntary.
a Stockholm dispatch says q British
naval squadron in a sea fight in the
Baltic sea has captured Nikolai Lee
mines minister Of the navy, Easkolni-
nov.
IA Saloniki dispatch says relations
between Turkey and Bulgaria are be-
coming more strained. Serious fight
Z ing was reported to have occurred at
Adrianople, where the Turks expelled
10000 Bulgarians. #8.
Field Marshal Won Mackensen has
been arrested by French authorities
at Budapest, according to q dispatch
from Innsbruck received at London. u
Thomas Nelson Page, the American
& ambassador to Rome, in company
4 with the military and naval attaches
of the American embassy, met Presi-
dent Wilson at the Italian frontier.
Friedrich Wilhelm Hohenzollern
made an unsuccessful attempt to es-
cape from his exile at NVierengen No
"details could be obtained.
sssss ~
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Domestic

All the $500 soldiers on the stranded
army transport Northern Pacific were
safe ashore at Fire Island, or aboard
naval vessels at the close of the second
day of one Of the most remarkable
marine rescues in the history Of the
Atlantic coast.
With 400 dwellings and business
houses partly submerged and the
greater part of the business section
under arms, Brownsville Pa, is ex-
periencing the worst flood since 1907.
Brooches buoys were pressed into
service to transfer U. S. troops from
the stranded transport Northern Pa
cific aground off Fire Island, N. Y.
and some were taken in small boats
to other vessels lying as near the
troopship as safety would permit,
"A 200 per cent dividend was de.
clared by the directors of the Ford
Motor company at their annual meet
ing at Detroit, Mich IN.
: :
Two unidentified men robbed the
First Savings Bank and Trust com
pany at Flat Rock, Tenn, Of $$4,35O
and escaped in an automobile. b.
Announcement was made at New
/ York by the Aero Club Of America that
Lieut.. Commander P. N. II. Bellinger.
veteran naval aviator, made nom on
stop flight of 651 miles at Pensacola.
CARRYING five passengers. .'
s I. A new minimum wage scale Of Sc q
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MOST IMPORTANT
news Or WORLD
Dig HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK
CUT TO LAST ANAL YsIs.
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN ITEMS
Kernels culled From Events Of Mo,
nent In All Parts Of the World
OF Interest to All tho
People Everywhere.
II. -7e4tO11ic W11-Ne1pS

American troops recaptured the vii
lage of Kadish, on the middle sector
Of the northern Russian front, and
pushed lines forward two miles. Five
hundred Wisconsin and Michigan men
helped capture 12 villages.
A Copenhagen special says Fran
co-American squadron has passed the
Skaw (near Skagerak) en- route for
Baltic waters.
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European Wa1. News

Marshal Foch, according to the Paris
Matin, has given permission for the
Germans in the occupied Rhine prov
1nces to participate in the German
elections. He also will allow freedom
of the press.
In capturing Perm, in the Ural
mountains, General Gaida, at the head
of Czecho- Slovak and Siberian forces,
virtually destroyed the bolshevik
Third army, from which Nikolai Len
inc, the bolshevik premier, was direct
ing operations in the region of Perm.
Lenine himself escaped, but several
members Of his party were taken pris-
oners. Thirty-one thousand bolshe-
vik troops and thousands Of guns
were captured.
Two thousand French soldiers have
entered Budapest, the Hungarian cap
ital, according to telegram from
Zurich to the Paris Temps. One de-
ttachment occupied the. castle Of Count
.Karolyi, where Field Marshal Won
,Mackensen of the German army is
interned.
Italian troops have been concen-
itrated at Innsbruck to advance on
Munich, capital Of Bavaria, and enter
southern Germany en- masse in case
of bolshevik disturbances, according
to a message from Rome by way Of
Switzerland
One hundred thousand Italian pris-
oners died Of i'll treatment, starvation
and cold in Austria-Hungary, it was
revealed at Rome by committee
making an official inquiry.
A Geneva dispatch says between 30
600 and 10000 Polish infantrymen,
well supported by artillery and cav
airy, are marching on Berlin, the Polish
News agency at Lausanne learns from
Posen. Polish cavalry have entered
FrankfOrt-on-the-O and Posen, the
report states. One dispatch says that
1gnace Paderewski, the famous plan
list, is leading his countrymen in street
fighting in Posen. Polish infantry have
occupied the railway centers of Gne-
sen, Beuthen and Browberg, capturing
much railway stock and booty.
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a London dispatch say two hundred
and seventy sailors. we're drowned rs.
the result of the loss of the British
steam yacht ,Iolaire off StornoM;,ys
Scotland. The yacht had 300 st,iln'.>'
on board. They We're on New Years MS.
.honday i.ate. 81. ..sss
9 Berne dispatch says the Swiss
government was notified by the Ameri-
can minister that President Wilson re a
#grets his inability to visit SWltztr-
land
Striking miners in the Oussellulf
district have fought pitched battle
with the soldiers protecting the mine.
according to advices received at Am
sterdam.
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Washington

A Washington dispatch says twelve
hundred of the $1,000 locomotives on
government controlled railroads are
held in reserve for emergency use dur
ing winter storms.
Americas capital fighting ships of
the future will be superior to those of
other nations because Of their cleo
trically-driven machinery, Secretary
Daniels told the house naval commit
tee in disclosing remarkable results
attained by the new dreadnaught New
Mexico, equipped with the electric
drive which is to be feature of all
the big ships authorized since 1916.
BY next summer the United States
navy will have been divided into two
fleets Of equal strength, one on the At
lantic and one on the Pacific coast.
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels an
nOunced when he reappeared before
Washington.
Many railroad telegraphers who re.
ceived little or no wage advance I'M
der the recent order of Director Cen
eral McAdoo have their pay raised by
the amended order issued by the di'
rector general at Washington.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels be
fore the house naval committee al
Washington declared the Unired
States, having pledged its support tt
small nations, should build a navJ
second to none in the world if an in
ternational tribunal with power to en-
force its rulings failed to become q
reality. He was speaking in behalf OF
the $600,OO0,0OO naval building pro
gram.
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Personal

Rear Admiral A.. Y. Zone, u. S. n,
retired, died at his residence in WASH
ington. Admiral Zane had been re-
called to active duty and served in the
reserve corps during the period of the
war.
Herbert Hoover has been designated
director general of .food-relief meas
ures in restored, neutral and enemy
territories, it was officially announced
at Paris.
President Poincare may visit the
United States in August, writes
Charles Omessa in the Information.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-19
WINDSORILLE

I.a4dt French went Thursday .
Tngle on business t-ip.
Mss annie Lyon VINO has been II
Augusta hospital Tor surgical rrea
nan, mas returned home
Nj lad Mrs. Raymond Il YORK
were visitors Monday IL W'i,tereld
ChaunceE Z. TI-ney has gone 10
+.ug,!sia where he IS a guest If his
Ar7IAer Eunn Turner
Mrs. E"4la.I Ea!pen las returned
-ame FAR passing several days with
hsr gr1-dd.. Isil1ar. Mrs. Dana w
a.ns
Mrs. Kirkland Lai;r ami -Eo chill
a.e2 ara guests Of -ela1-ves n Bath.
4 parry OF spnr1smen consisting -
serera- gentlemen rom Augusta wer-
n Town Monday fishing through the
Il" n Long Pond.
Miss Sara Sampson If Augusta vaS
I Sunday guest OF her mother, Mrs
Eugenia Sampson.
Miss Eva Lyon IS home from Az
yusia for an indefinite time.
Maurice York want Fr,day 20 An
glsta On matters IF business and %
Palermo Saturday 20 purchase stock
Mrs Eltl Braan vas visitor
Wednesday n Augusta.
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which she 3 3r-,ns 1onra 1n.i cinema
4ueen- org IA ree,s identziea- Frcr,
dan Ing 81. reared IN poverty. In
CaTal ers AIS -zsen w.gili- few ve1rs
. stellar -a;Ee a. v1casI-C ~ ira. le-
lame g .i--siG2I Is veil snow. T-r1Eg.l-
out the c-v.i,-et vortC * wzs Pz--. :
re days II scr ope-ass,:. s.ory Ee,
beauty. as wen az her ar Ter voE-
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and exquisite Charm lave game. sc-
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y "a o-ne- cn--at-e fsv1-.re' lie worn
yer Sze ; -syrpera mentally an ac:-
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Ter eaa--c:-r ions IN Pa-a:noun g!c-
.ures. therefore az artistic ard Of tr.3-
-iaslL aa-sii- III her .at-s, pilotop!ay
The Two Brides. SIZE evinces r.
;ale1-s conv:ncinsiy. and /: Ter cor
1-aTa. OF t1e -ole or Dana !: Marches
n his 1ir-lra : lo- hailed - ne De.
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PROBATE COURT

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CONY NOTES

-s.e irst lorna meeting II ne
C7nv Debating Soc.ety vas 1e.d 7
Assembly AL -lesSay afternoon.
i 5eha,e being aeld. T.e sub. &c
:ar discussion vas 2=solvad ma
= government should control tae
- roads Tor 4 per,cd Il i've yaa-s. +
T:.osa speaking n re negative
ve-a Mss Margaret Nelson. Mss
Nellie II ,liAan AMI Leo FOX. w,fji--
:taziey Estes. Mss Vivian Mill
Ser AIT; George Sheldon sr1..a IN The
affirmative T1re4 teachers Mss
.lice ri Vjckat~. Miss EIinor New
nan AMI Mss EveIv-a R4--nan
,rera Judges hey dec;d ~ r,:e 1,.es-
non in me af7r-nac5~e Ms Meticra
(. Z Kline instructor n - Eng
'istl department 9 directing rhls
work
This hudy is -avival # re ald
Conv Debating secietr mat vas
formed June ) -e9I ana lisba1ded
APRIL = LSss. wric,1 mum aer-ed
among It's members Governor Mill
ken x1o vas men attending Tony
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soH -u*'n nave a-r.F@l -T1r. lower :.
II Were NJ -aEa is 1e-n NOT H'il-
y ---e SlipEaEt ana r. VISITING AZ ""-Ai
u : ESD :
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anu -h-s f. : Il lnssE p raA!anu =
cent.
'ohn HeTFfoh- TAo Has oee'i n ~ Al
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AL stevens VIC IL i-~h "oF'-.!s
5-oIne 1or ! oT'e. Tls't-
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sEore -ist wecnesda
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SeHneoec Forora = Winthrop las
Y -dHes[a.' r7poT- err n'eTt2I.i. :
s7d tliiF attended meeting seven
ranges *eTe represented anu hr=s
c-i.Ss t7ok re = ---! iez-ae -'e tacirs
Of " nIAToD I-aaSe 1lr-i.sneu sp.e--
I'D dinner
a la-Ee nIrnoe- rom Rural Lodge
So =. and ! n attended ne nee,-
nE % lssa.ooro 1ouge : and A u.
THURSDAY evening The Lodge vas in
zpecte1 ~ ?. 2. e. H. Ear-r :. Grin
AL n Nate-vl!le- Work vas per-
-1r-neT f. tle Il N degree Aad 81
1len-s se-~ed az he cosa-
a soodly au:nter rum sidney attend
ri -ae a.i-iaE meeting of Cushnoc
Grange lasr TAcrsdaE and furnished
a par Of ne literary entertainment
W;I!ta 2ose -Aa2ter. No, -, . :,
:. held is regliaT neefins on sa'aF-
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Nurse Dies in S,een

Miss Mabel ". Creighton. r. ".
graduate CT the Eastern Maine Cen
aral Hospital Nurses Training school.
died suddenly N ner room at the Rus
sell Private hospital some time Sat
Ir.iay, beng discovered when she
failed 20 respond 70 the usual ca!l
preparatory 10 assuming her duties
for ne a!g.lr. The remains hav.
been forwarded n her old home IN
.lpina. Mich. FOR burial. Miss
Creighton las lived for several years
in Milo. With one Of her sisters. Mrs
tlfonzo P Mills and 1t vas from
here .lar she entered ne tospita, ~
a rGv!r.ate ana graduated n -.ii5. .
full fe1geG nurse and with nigh am
5it.onS 10 serve her country Il the na-
non went u var. The United States
did 20 ~ var and Mss Creighton
vas among the earliest 20 enlist IN
sie- he Red Cross flag, going with
Jre OF -A- earliest detacnmenrS OF
-Irses . ne nara. raining station
hospital at Grea, Lakes. III. She was
Recently mad. vice president Of the
= If O. 4 Na-ses- i.-rrnaa asSucia-
ION. Mss CreighIon's sister was in
NJ city rom ai.lo during the day anu
ii once prepared 10 cave with tii.-
remains Of aar sistes for heir 0id
home. departing IN sunday for the
Vest Mss Creighton had a great
many friends IL he $50 cities an
vicinity. whn will f-ei keenIy her sud
,ien lean ana Inlte IN sympathy 70
ner sister IN H.lo. another ii Ci1:cag"
and .we brothers IN Montana anc
Gan Francisco
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TURN HAIR DARK
| WITH SAGE TEA
\ As.c 4tr SULPHUR IL Carkers So
,s:irs Sorcdy Can Tell


p >-HE- -5r 1arhen!ng graz
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k-sha-s =. ~, e,l,-v ,-a
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'9-t F..e-i = quite sensible. as
p - iv,nr Z ~ age when 1 YOUTH
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RUB NEURALGIA
away! END PAIN
Irstsr. Relief From Ne-s. Torture
ard n sery WITH Old ST. Jacobs
lin,mert''

Get 4 small trial bottle
Rub ;h,s soothing. penetTatin. int
ment ~lghr INTO me sore iniamed
nerves. and ike mag.c-neuralg;a
disappears. st Jacobs Liniment
conoucrs pain Il is harmless neu-
ralgia relief which doesn't burn Or
iiscUior the skin.
Don't suffer. Il 50 needless Get
a small rial bottle from any drug
store ana gently rub the aching
nerves' and IN Just a moment you
Will pc absolutely free from pain
ache and suffering. but what viii
please you more IS that the Mieerv
will not come back.
No difference whether your pain Or
neuralgia misery IS In the tace- head
or any part of the body you get in
slant relief and without inJury.-AAv.
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MERR|E ENGLAND
To Be Discussed s /
Open Forum
Al Lriuersaiis: Church Suncay sYsr-
rg. Feo. -3-Scra<e- is Ore -
Most 5-!Iar, Students IF @or.a
Conditions To-Day

s;e--e Er=ia-,e!. ~ a&s can
H. Ter '1.4:--e- vii 80 @l7-
e. T-zvusSe-. - --.@ p@.2 T'l,.-
meeting = S1--1a,- -s-arl;r-. = F.
TIE SPEAKER VII b -------.7
C-7oa. one u "a nus I'll a,
~7uGe,:-z = --r: "~rl.---CE-S .st.s--.
re ~ &C. j. ne 1.;1-=>e ~ -"
zag.&-e: .At--r ne var ~ >d--
..e..-~ II Er~-.s: Labor.
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CORNvILLE

c. 9. Chase OF Canaan was IA town
Friday OF last week buying cows.
The social held al the Grange hail
Saturday evening, Feb. 5. was we'll
attended AID a nice sum was realized
from the sale or boxes.
Miss Belle Morrill, has returned
ron, Skowheyan.
TIE regular meeting Of Wesserr11n-
sett Grange vas held asst Thursday
evening 4 class Of eight was given
he Sd aId Al degrees 4 lunch was
served al TIE close.
The Walton steam saw mill start
ed the 1Tth.
Leroy Walton has injured his hand
so as 70 require the services of .
surgeon.
William Uascott IL attending 8. J.
cour. AZ Skowhegan as juror
Frank Bean. who mas been az the
STATE hospital at Augusta is now
with his sister. Mrs. Ernest Morrow
a. Nor-h Belgrade.
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PALMYRA

M-= william Cock = 1ara or Mrs.
/. vide Cooksan. S-u : ccnTaiesc;,,s
s-- n -acezlr surgical r-e;s-.uent
M. ami Mrs E.ne- gasrl are -
2roud parents Of oov DIT F-5daE,
Fso. :.
Miss Annie ii Fuller j. sitting WIKI.
ne- c->asin Mr. Judson s1rs Of steE-
son.
The OWL officers seGan t1is ~es S.
sionday. to settle ap The owl business
A-. G R Mccriik -ecorsr-n
rom her recent s-vare liin-ss AMI -
TOW anil. 20 ae ao0ut the mus. some D.
he tlme
? Focg. $40 j STAYING with his
brothers n Lst1:ltiei3. vas recsnt
guest T. Eert Spaalding
y.uif7e.. Alien mad ms a5Ca severed
managed while saTng wod with gas1-
Inc power
ME-. y-rla. Gray ieIt =rcay for re
A. ors7opx or = WHIT wisa re.atires and
friends
Gee. Estss Who has been working -
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Funeral of Mrs. n. "a. 1amr.r

Fane.al services TOR -1e ate Mrs
= ii Dam-en ware aeld al g 0 cock
-3es<iay morning rom re home II -
Marie street Rev a Francis Watch
officiating II no presence ~ ne -ala-
YES ana many f-1ends Tie ioral r.
lite were man ana beautiful Inter
men vas made 7 ne 1aEn.lr lgt II
Belgrade. wesToa Lewis. P-as-or
Brown. 4. Jenkins ana = 4 Rose
acting as bearers
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The woman's Bzpt:.- h:Es.onar- 30
c.et- vsii NEE with NJ T. u Pa
-e- = Weston st-aet K: -hu-sday-.
Fen y Mrs : 4 C,a-i .aster Srb-
:ert Mexican P-ucje.Tls n NJ. ssicns.
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Associate Justice Warren = Phil
brook ami 7rei ;. Rand court stenoe-
-apher. returned TIesdaE afternoon
from <kowhegan. the January Term (
IN. supreme judicial cnu-- t3r Sornerse.
county having 3ean -ina.lE adjourn d
AFTER sessions extending over the past
four weeks
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As-ed sian cha-d. n -,ae

Aired Blanchard. n the L :. nay
service IS second class brennan. mas
Just received mis- honorable Discharge
ana 1as returned 70 his home AT =
Kendall street this city Re will doubt
less resume his former v0rS AZ ne
Eaton snoe factory Ee las been n
tie service :or TIE past s:x months AMI
has oeen stationed az pumpkin Island,
near York haroc-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-19

Mss roTr-ce Mcclure. VINO IS a. -.
Central Maine sAna1oi-1n. vas n ire
CT. Yesterday as tle guest ri Ms
Mary Herbert d. her home on "a I;
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-19

t.cr Charles 4 M..Iiiisr. who has 90
a weeE sa-t oeen confined 10 his home
on wes-e-n lvelue suffering from, an
attack 81 arr-g.t.c. S st..l con.ireI ~
l.s ted out <as reported last evening
10 bs mprov.ng
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-19

ne Eastern Cram Company AZ Pitts
.-e.n- aEs completed his yo.H for tHe'n
~ u : GOODRICH BE- Eais-v;lle Va
4 guest On -Gesday OF MS brothers Z
: ami \ Goodrich.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-19
. eve CATARRHAL
SeA-SESS AND HEAD
NOISES

- TaT@ -a;a--hR. Deafness or arr
lE - laTz mead noises go
y Ezs' .ad -et : ounce OF
h-o-- S--s1g-ni. and add 70 i
.t A'z.rr ana little gran =
zs+ 7-e = oiespOOn-al
r. 1.1- aElcs relief rom
4 E 7tad noises t-ioggesi
.4 Ter. JTe2ialag eelor,.-
- -- ~.~ls =r3p trapping Ete
-ssF 20 prepare Gusts
~asa-L % caae Anyone
- ---1A. D--:aess or aeas.
go Us prescription =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-19

There viii ne no meeting of tnc
Friendly Leag5ie this weak Tbs
Leagues birthday celebration ~
take place Thursday. Feb. = d
Ceid Fellows hail. az 90 = II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-19

George Williams brother o. The
ate Richard J. Williams. mas present.
ei a portrait OF the .a;-e- = ne a l.
yusta ire department. y1lca W x
highly prize1s as 2 J. Williams vas
for .png -:,re 4 member Of IL ie-
pa-t-nent,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-19

A5el : stevens. tor-neri, u Scion.
passed. ava M7aGaE evening - as
ritv aged : WARS The -e-la.ns wi
sc -zkF7 touzy = -cion. wle-- tlr era.
se-rlce3 VA. Ue ned ana .nte--nen,
made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-19

Ros+ Of Sharon Chapter. No L. Q Z.
s. en.oved a straw -,Ge Monday eye
aing gong 10 Manchester n -sauls
owned BY = :. Cagget-. Z HusAE
a..cs DON Nea.e The party Numbered
aoouy - persons anu ne destination
was Manchester Grange hail. vaer-
a OYSTER SUI per and Al ne side dishes
furnished mos 22lata3ie -epas'
which vas follovaf J~ ne enjoyment
az dancing and PLAYING bridge whist
TIL, oa---- returned at ate hour